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cultural eeoter de'rtlcpmeal a.d fDr a major ed:aral
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A S.cn:t ~c• mao
who w-u 111ipod to protect
Dr, $poet, tumed in hil
~ation inttetd , , , A
bLlct TV reporter, trter •
•erbal duel with
Conpe•man lohn Schmitz,
American Party pre~ldential
c:andklate, wQ overheard
teUlna co-worken, "Don 't
t11'11Jo with th1t cal, he'• a
obaoMte, It oewr ha1,
anywb ... In ••Y tim•. For
ather ow pro-Americaftkts
tu"a traiton, or U•• people
who are trylna to merae ua
with the Communist• Into 1
one·wodd, colleciiYhl
JOCiety ue the tnltora.
Tate your choice. Before
you yourself 1et taken.
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dd "", CoUf. diary -1bo -oldllac 101101 bi-
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ntE NEWPORT HAJlBOA .ENSIGN wu ~ to be a ._.,.pa or
pMnl circulation by cowt ckene No. A-20178 dated Mly 14, 1951
kl ~pniot Court ror the C.O..ty or Otanp, State or ~lorola, •611 b.;
reuoa thcrlfO( it q-ti6ed to pub&b ..U public: &Otic• tcqvJn:d by law.
AAVOE.HAAPA . . , , . Owncr.ndl'ub.IU.bcr
PEG HAAPA . . . . . . . , , , .A.odate Editor
SUIICAIP'TION RATES
In tbfbor-Atu :
Out o( Kubor A.u:
One year, 15.00: 2 yun, I 8.00
One yea.-, 16.00: 2 yevs, 110.00
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and-publisher of the Ensign
* WHO'S THE REAL BANDIDO?
Ronald Caspers has been rightly casti-
gated as shooting from the lip In his
offlclal role as chairman of the county
board of supervisors. He went quite out
of his way to slander the Mexican-Ameri-
cans of Orange County last week with
the slurring tag of "bandldos." It may
be that chairman Ronald Is seeking to
curry favor with the voters In the manner
of Archie Bunker. Archie's Insulting re-
marks about minorities must be an In-
spiration to Ronnie, our Lido bandldo. • • • * TV SHOW LEANS TO THE LEFT
The Archie Bunker show, by the way,
Is doing Its sly bit to ridicule the con-
servatives, making them out to be nit-
wilted crack-pots like Archie. The script
writers, who must be laughing up their
left sleeve all the while, give the good
lines to that "meat-head" son-In-law,
who comes through with well-timed argu-
ments for abortion, gun control, atheism,
and other left-wing causes. Conservatives
should ask for equal time. .. • • • * NATIONAL SECURITY RATINGS
The National Security Council has just
published a revealing voting Index based
on I 0 key national security votes. Here
Is how our two California senators stand:
Alan Cranston voted against national se-
curity on all 10 Issues for a rating of
ZERO! John Tunney voted against our
nation's security 9 times out of 1 0 for
a rating of 1 0! In the House, a 100 per
cent rating for national security was
recorded by our congressman, John G.
Schmitz, the American Party candidate
!or president. Our other congressman
In Orange County, Dick Hanna, rated
only 25 per cent.
• • • * "SOAK THE RICH" IDIOCY
George Farquhar, writing In the Hunt-
Ington Beach News against George Mc-
Govern's radical share the wealth prom-
Ises, cited this example !rom the "Little
Orphan Annie" cartoon strip to show the
Idiocy of trying to soak the rich and
redistribute the wealth: "Daddy War bucks,
the International financier, Is accosted by
a gunman In the park. The robber
recognizes him and threatens to shoot
him unless he redistributes his wealth.
Daddy Warbucks agrees and replies: 'I
have so many billion dollars and there
are so many billion people In the world,
So your share Is 60 cents.' He hands the
mugger a dime and walks away.''
Memorial check is given
tblllp u: wlllcll ......... ,.. -· lllo)' -llko l1ka tbt btlt; wtat m•p••-. to pkt from.
do JOQr .,.._ -to; to plet from. II tblJo sboold
wbo lo lbo per-,.. dlsiiU -to ,.., bo eertala
moat ID :roar flm117; tbe1r bob· alk J'Oai'MH how macb ~ a
biN, etc. II la u !afuioa of problem J'OUl" ebiJd bu ~
pr:lncy, ud PI-HID are pro.. at bome, ud lf tbe problem
tected by lbe law, but most of wu eet'ere toOUib to COQSldtr
tbem oenr ADd out the ques... driJUlD& blm to correct tt.
tioGa are bt1Dc ubd. Tbt approacb from tbt scbool .
A clll'l'eat problem 1n th1s awear• to be one ot matlDc
school dtstrtet I.Dd others, II>· lbl poreol 18ol lUIIt7 II 1>1 1..,,-• .,
pears to be t.eber brutaUty, does DOt ap-ee to tM treat.
Some tiDtllnlal cues bin come meat. Tld1 Is an
to the surface wbere t..cbers elll'e for most tamt.Ues.
hu-e strack Jq~lla wtth tbelr school dlstrtet recetns •::'~================:;;:=::::==~ opeo band, closed flat, aDd kNit f\Dla for eYei'J cbl.ld J.!sted
tbelr eom(>OIIIIre C:Oll1l>lete.,. onder "opoclallldtiOatloa." L H Ed•t
during a eootroatatioo. Pareots Aoother litu.Hoa to be e e rs to I o ·r say that teachers wbo bave alerted to (elemeotary level) . .
preriousJy m•lntataed b1gb Is your child be1Dc brougbt • yQu HAVE A CHO(CE Americu Party prestdenUal
staodards In the clua:room wt11 lllto tbe Duree's omce to take Editor of tbe Eosl eamt.date Coocressman John
sometimes ebafiCe overnJ.cbt a nap beeauae al "flttcue." Your ,80~ friend" G. Schmitz, Is a real mao __
and start bebarln« 1D apecullar We have beard ol tbiB at sev-Wallace Calder~ wbo bas a real bonest to goodness
maDDer. completelY out of eral achooll, and 1t usually ., otbe bot ;, '"·-N•-Amc-lcu o1 wbom we coo-cbaracter hawens sbortlJ after tbe child DO r c ce ......,_. .__,
They u'e be ............. towooder arrives much to tbe surprtse mlgbt do well to read tbe fol . aernttY• can be proud. _ _... • lowlDc obsern.tioos· 'l!td8 letter is to ut you to U tbls ettuceiacbaracter cou1d of the pa.reots. Fatigue is just Tbat tbousand.mllar late be_, Jotm Schmit& rtm the kind
have anytb1ag to do with tbe ODe of tbe items listed ~ .t•-~ for M N -a-p ot couern.tite cam-•-that re.tra.ln1ng teachers are pres-"compensatory edueatloa," ~r r. txoa. lD Los .-.&""
sared toto tat1o& such as the aloog with "outrlUoo." Tbese Angeles was a dead giYeaway you .-am to see ~ year. .. " tw -......... as to the class o1 people wbo Geor19 Wallace cant do It. ~-grope sessions. are o •ery .... VIWitems, wbl.cb 111 ftt ost U be 1 Rlcbard Nlxoa woo•t do ttl And kDown I.D btgher circles as U Jdentuled bJ the sebool could • pro m s re-Geor M Gov
"crowth sessioas." Tbere Is label pa.reDts as "1Dcapable'' elected. That's rlrflt, the rich CO c , erQsureaspar1s-
no ,.... to determiDe if this or being respooslble tor tbelr wtll ret rlcbet m:1 the poor aJ.ps doeso t want to do t1
is tbt :al198, Howe.-er, tbepos. own chlldreD. If tbe pen. poorer. And U woa't beJp much When tbe reds arra.opd to
slblltty is a Yflr'J r11.1 ooe meat decldel:yoobaveDtCJeeted U McGo•erD Is elected. That's guo. do'tro George WJt.llace, Con-ln • rlgllt tbe poor w111 sttll be gresamao ScbmJt& stepped lD a.DJ CJ'<q) dyDamlcs s:ttua. your duties, tbey will take the pooc • &Dd tbe rlcb wtll right to stud ~ tor America. He
ttoc_ tbe ft.rst two steps tbat Job over tor you. People saJd • .. ,_ 1 go Is daro mad about what 1s h ...... are ta.teo would be to establlsb tt eoulda't be done wttb sez 00 lt~oUUC r cber • ..._
a basts or trust between tbe education, but tbey did Ul lD a world appareatJy gone penlng 1D our eoootry. Be is
£l'O'C) and the oew member ODe mother reported beari.D& mad orer mooey, JobD Scbmlt% DOW the ool)' natiooal eand.I-
Tbe seeood would be to era~ her daughter ct•e an a.oswer comes to us as a retresbing date ftebtlD.C tbe busers, the
any old gutJt feelings the oew or "nlpsob" to ..-erytlling she reminder that tt 1s still pos. welfare pushers, tbe Mao
member mlgbthav~.Ifsuccess. was asked at borne. Fl.nal.l1 sible tor-a eJttzea to be elected =~ tb~';:: burners, a.od
tul, lbe oew member merres ber curlousJ.ty cot the best of presldeot wt~ be1nc the big-spe •
minus Ills conscleoce her and she ubd Yba.t tbe cest uar I.D tbe land, or spend. And make DO mistake about
They are beJnc stripped or w~d meut &Dd Wbere sbe bad tne the most IDODI'J tr)'IDc to lt, a st:;oor vote tor our candl-
tbelr 1Ddh1duallty &Dd reduced learoed 1t To tb.Js tbe daughter re.bratnwuh tbe already over-date W.LLcount. TbewaJthiap
dowa. to the same commoo de· backed uP a few steps aod brainwashed cttt&eary, as ID are DOW, tbe OlllJ •ote that
nomtoa.tor. Tbe teacher must said ber teacher taagbt It to the ease or the two b.t eats can eOtCt Is a Yote torScbmltz.
learn such tb1np u bow to tbe class and that brokea do'WD., wbo are DOW bwdly eogaged I.D Nixoo. Is sur~ golnc ~ pull
maJ:Ppula.te the emotions otstup the._ ~ord meant: "DOW 1 got stabblng eaeb otber In tbe back a lot more Yotesthat~MifuOvern
dllil,ii, I.Dd ~ .!ii>-r"' ...-.; ..,..1 to wiD the elecllon. IIIIo ,..,., IN! U •• doll1 put
&Ill open" perM _.. .. torr: Y ~lbe same COlt& Mea WUb oeweomer Jotm Scbmltz up tbe moo.,-10 JobD Scl:lmltz
seodlve to tbe• Dllldlr ot oot Hilt:· lebool, ooe 011 tbt DlOH H ,. president we eou1d bl U · eu empautn couenath'e
ooly studeots, but fellow teach. llblp,. tacbers WUGpJ:a1ni.Dc SID'ed of leV&raJyearsofbooest rrl.nclples, YOU e&D bet tbat 1D
ers as well. Tbey bare their to blsclaBS..-bat"eomm11'l1sm" repre5e"b.Uoo before tbe ~ ::~ 4 ~· Nlmo win
souls to the "grcq~" and Ia meaot, He etpla.IDed tbat it mooey greedlu tlnally get to o e vern. e<iol'ern ID.:e
ttll'll listeD to the others do was like a k1Dd ol ...... e ....... ~ him Ia the lnevltable attempt be Ott Humpbreyed.ftamphrey, ... ,_. to "IDOOctrlnate" b1m lito a JobnSchmltaandTomADder.
tiJcr" ...
"What w o uld • •• American Party do about
1he Arab-Israeli war?" is I
favorite question. Answer:
The same thin& we favor
doin& about the war in
Ireland : stsy o ut of it.
A reporter for a ldt-winl
"news" paper asked me if it
was really true thai I am 1
member of the John Birch
Sociely. I said "yes," and
eulo&ized the Society as I he
m o st eff e c t i ve pro-
Amerian, anti-Communis!
educational oraan1zation m
the country.
His ne xt questio n ,
u.uered with deep sarcasm,
was ; "Mr. Anderson, have
you ever belonged 10 1ny
or aan izatto n you a re
ashamed of?"
"Yes," I replied , ''the
Democratic Party."
A favorite quesHo n uked
by reporters has been,
"What do you think of Jane
· Fonda?" I try not to thint
of Ja ne Fonda , but when I
do, I thint she's a traitor.
Or is !reason obJOle!e ?
Should h er treasonous
behavior in North Vietnam
be ex cused on the basis thll
she just got up on the wrong
sid e of the kennel that
mo rnin(j?
Is treason obsole-te?
Is Jane Fonda a trait or?
h Ramsa y Clark a traitor?
George McGovern? Rtchard
Ni•on? Henry Kissin&er?
Wh at is !reason? The
d iCtionary say5 treason
con.sisu of givmg a1d and
comfo rt to the enemy . Who
a the enemy? And what is
aid and comfort? Are Ru-.ia
and Red China the enemies?
II scllina (and on credit)
wheal, electro nic deviCes,
the same thing. It's Uke emo. slmUJ&r to the ttesro problem, gutle wood like Nlmo soo will "keep 98JX11Dgtbem the
ttooal blackmaiL that peopJe feared beeaaae they e•m ~cGo•ere: • or message" If we can buJ enotJ&b is not, what ta;
Rather than be molded over Just didn't tmderstud. and that • TV Ume ra"'----• w
co mputen , trucks, tires.
factories, airplanes to !hem
"helpina" the enemy? If it
In a oew form some teaebers they would just bave to ret Yes, Mr . Calderbead, JOQ • uw ,~L~A~Ile s-Or is the Co nstitutio n or
retire early They escape llav over It" stlll ban a choice. A vote paper spsee to ma.ke this a I he Un ited States the
MARILYN MANION
• -• tor Sebmltz Is a vote tor real national campaJga, Mate
America. your 1nnuence te1t.
Slocerel)', You eu be" Jobo Schmitz
MUt Basham by seodlDg your cbect today.
P.O. Sol 461 Please try to make It tor at
Costa Mesa leut $25, and more ll you
posslbll' can.
• LETTER FROM BRENNAN SIDeerely,
Dear Fellow American: Walter Brennan
Aa a kmc tlme actor, I kmw Holly1rood.
enemy? Are people and
org.anizations, 1uch as the
American Party, who are
trying to sue and restore
lhe Constitution-lte they
lhe tniton ?
Treuon cannot become:
LEGI:L NOTICE
"TrHIOfl doth ne11er
For it 1/ pro1per
None dt~r~ c•ll it
trtt~Jon. "
It doth indeed prosper
and some of us do indeed
call it by ill riaht name:
treason. Our leaden sre
"b u i ldin& b ridaes of
friendship" to the most
diabolical tyrannies in the
history of the world : Red
Chma and the Soviet Unio n.
The "Libenb" are still
obsessed with th,ilt maniac,
Adolph Hitler, who
elllerminaled six million
Jews. Or wu it really two
million? Hitl er's colossal
e"or was concentratina on
killina Jews inste1d of
merely killina peo ple
ind iscriminately. President
Nillon 's fri end , Ma o
T.se-tuna, has murdered an
estimated 40 million to 60
million Chinese. But. of
course. that's not nearly as
bad as killina six million
Jews . Mer c iful Mao
murdered many old folks,
the saed and ill, to put them
out or their misery . Then he
had their bodie5 gro und up
and put on the land for
fertilizer-the Communist
version of uhe5 to ashes and
dust to dust. That 's much
mo re practical lhan Hitler's
o~ns.
The supre me cu me today
11 to kill an ybody because
of ra ce, creed or color.
Otherwise, have at it ~ No
more capital punishn1ent. If
you go lo jail, you'll be out
in a few years, andean do 11
VET LOAN DEI:DLIHE
..., de ._. Onnp County
nt.-u serflee deer, warns
Callforn.ia ..teraaaottbe World
War 0 aDd ltorean War perlods
to bt a•ar• of tbl date of
NOY. 12, wb1eb, b-m&DJ is
tbe ellcntlltJ termlDattoo date
lor Cal.Vet farm &Dd borne
lous. After Nov. 12, tbe loan
eUCibllitJ period for Yeterans
of thl.o Illite lo Umlted II> ZO
YMZI from tbt date ol h1a
dlaebarge from m.Wtary ser-
Yiee.
LI!GI:L NOnce.
IT'S CRIME THAT'S CRUEL
tbe d.if!erence betweeo a bancb American Party
of posers aDd a real man. The Flnuee Chalrman STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, Postal Sen1.ce Manaal) 39 V I t t• MANAGEMENT AND CIRCU-U. S, C, SUS provtdelln per.
Crime stalks the streeu
of Amenca, and I here is no
dearth of expla na tions for
iu inexorable conlmuance.
Is po wer ty the cause? Or
la c k of m e a n in a ful
enforcement? Once in a
while we aet the answer
fr om the horse's mouth.
Th e perpe!rator of a
bitarre Brookl yn robbery
wasn't a5ked his opin ion o n
the subject, but he pve it
obligingly nonetheless. The
youna; man, a homo.sellual.
robbed a bank at JUnpoint
and the n held seven
h ostaa es wh o m he
tltreatened to till unleu his
"lover" were released from
a hospital. "111 shoot
enryo ne in the bank," he
said . "The Supreme Court
will let me aet away with
this. There's no death
penalt y. It 's ridiculous. I
can shoot everyone here,
t hen tltrow my 1un down
when applied to
criminals . Who
heinous
would
sugest that the monsters
who killed the Israeli
athletes It the Olympics
deserve anythina less? (West
Germany has no death
penalty.)
What of persons wh o
mwder in the streets-a
commonplace lffair in our
cities today? It is inftnitely
mo re cruel-thouJh not
unusu•l-lo Jean them not
only ali..-e but free on bail or
parole 10 that they may act
apin.
0 Un eer ac lon report LATION, Uoent put: "No periOD who
. I. Title of publlealloo; New· would baYe been IIIII! led to maU
Call the Voluateer Bureau • Tbe VOLUNTEER au. port Harbor Enslen. matter aDder former seetloo
tor asst.stance 1n ftadi.Dc the REAU aod Volaotary Action 2. Date at ftUnc.Oct,l, 1n2. 4S59 or this tltle au man
best YOlllllteer .Pb to suit your Ceotar I.D Newport Beach Deeds 3. Frequency otlssue: Weet. web matter at tbt rat• pro.
interests aDd t:a.Jeots. Tbuoutb •oluoteer omce be_, for tete-ly. Ylded UDder th1J: ~Uoa tm· C011DtJ omce 11 loeated IDNew-pbool wort, lnteniewtnc proa-4, Location ot tDo1f1l of!lee leu he ftles aD.D•Ib' wttll the
port Beaeb,tel8pboD11&42·0963. peettve YOlldetra. tJpiDg aod or pubUcatloa: Z'721 E. Cout Pa.tal SerYiee a wrlttetl re·
"' IIARDAN SCHOOL of edu. poeral clericaL Call Janet HWJ., Corooa del Mar, Orance quest for permiuioo to m&tl
catloaa.J lberapJ ID Costa Mesa SaJeba at 542•0963• County, Calif. 92625. matter at neb ratu." In ac-
ta aeek1Dg a Yohmteer to beJp · 5. Location of thebeadqulrt. eordlnce wttb the proytstona
lrlth arts aDIS crafb <me or fREE LUHCH A.HYOME7 euor-tt:otralbaa:loeuofftces of th1l Aatute, I bertbJ re-
two days a weet (Tueaday' A recept cbanp 111 federal or the publlsbers: 2'721 E. Cout qunt permiu:loo to mall the
Tbur&y or Friday) during leel81atSoo bu t:rc.deDed tbe Hwy., Corooa del Mar, 0raaee publlcatlon named 1D item 1
midday boara. Coota.et Janet ell&lblUtJ requlremGs tor Coanty, Calif. 92625. at the reduced poMap rates
Loetman at 5-40~113. frM and reduced price scbool 15, Names and addrea~e~ of prtMDtl)' autbort&ed by 39
• THE SYIIPHONY AS. ltmebM, accu-diJl« to Kra, Eve p.mUstter • editor' aod m&D&C-U. S. C. S6215. ArYo E. Haapl,
SOClATtON at Or-aDct Coaaty Cremer-, food eentc• dirac. tncldttor: Arvo E. Hu,pa, 710 pd)u.ber aDd OWN!'.
Deeds be_, wttb adt!rusllll, • tor of tbeNewport.lfna tmUI.ed Jurn1De A,.., Coroaa dtl War, 11. Eltnt Ud ratun of elr-
c1at1Dc card tU•• IDd ltldi1Dc ecbool dlltrtct. caw. HU5. calatloa. AcTuAL ... o.
eDfl--...,.1, c~-et ••• oiiJ---fa-wW -mil 7, 0wNr (It owned bJ I co.'-_....,.,_..._ •• MO. 0(1' CO~I•s 011'
...,.. VlM-A l.iftl -•-,. --~~ lis ... _. .,,u,. eo~I·S .... c ... INN·L· taiiUa lD Suta ADa, 547-151155. cld.ktreo to r.cetTetrMhmehH pora -vD, -.me tllo8.l _... u-.,• ou,.IN• ~u•L•a..•o • P.uut LIDO c muat be Dted Uld &leo lm· ~,.•c•DtNe ,.. .... ,..n To ouralesceat 1f tbt famliJ'• tDODtblJ lfOUi medlate1• thereaDCIIrtbeiiiJnel 11 WO ... THS ru.l .... OAU Ceotor, Newport Bo,.b, lo IJICOIIIe nrJoo trom $!U to Y A. To1a1 1 lilted Htt!Dc a Yo1tdev to be~ $t'70, ~ c.-tbe oum.. and addreue• of stocbloldtta DD. cop II pr
wltll almplo croft projec:ta tJr bor ot elllldreo Ia tile faml.,.. oniDa or boldlar I,.._ or (Not Prolo Ra) ••. SIGO 40SO
pelleata wttb a relat1n1J 8bort Redaced price t.cbll are mon of total amoant ot atoet, 8. Paid ctrca)&Uaa. .,_llllrattoD-. Call VIrtu a-•~•lltoc~·~---·-II oot onad by a CCIIparalloo, I, 8aloo illroap dealers .,. .. ..., __. ..-tiM MmH ud adiJreuN: of ud curt .. ._ ltrMt YIDCiorl
QIIDnuMZ-IIOf4. IIIIa' _.,. ....... ,.._ 11to latllnd1al-•-1>o ---··'" "1
Tbe ~ Coaaty CUisens ahOw oqr 0nnp COWity law. and wal k away and they
Crime Commlssioo bU pre-mea aDd lhltr famlllu th&t ca n't put me in the e~ctric
..ted a ebect tor $1,000 b' we ret.l.l7 do cue &boat tbe1r chair."
Ca pit1l punishment is, o(
course, the ultimate
detenent. But nen leuer
deterrents have vanished
fro m !he scene. Uberal
sympathy lies with the
criminal, no! the vic:tim.
The Co urt s hne coddled the
lawbreakers, nsi&ned them
their "'ri&htl," and then
aouen so boged down that
they never aet around to
actual prosecution. Opinct
the New York Tlm~1 :
from fW .. $101, qolD do-PYIO. If -by • -· z. Mall --••• P-'lllf -.... • ...... ot llltlp .. -............................ ·-11119 eldldr-. Arm, Ua •mt ud ld*eu, C, Total paid dre.lltlolt •••
LIGALMOttg
tbe Lt. Darrel Cate mtmorlal saerUlc• q • .Ia tbe 11DI The pronouncement il
fdBd lo 8oeDa PartPoUceCblet of dat:J, Kr•. C&te IDd ber ud, but true. The Supreme
DDt.., Goar18J, fin cbllrlr• lalotr blUer tlwt Court decllred in June thai
Jam• C. O.bJudc.orce we 'Wbl.t tt reallJ IDIIU; 1o th e d tath penalty Is
Brc*ate, director• ottheCrtcne ~_. aad to.-.. aD ot •·" .,..__. unconstitutional , at least In
Coaamlukla, Wild aJ1 cltiJ.tu C~ C:U bl l..t to cues where It conttilutes
"ID ell-· -lllolr ...,_ tile Dorrol Clio 01-'&1-. port ol tbl ..,....., II.WlDIQ c/o a-P.-t Pollet Dlpt.. ''c ruel and unu1ual"
w11o rJ.t1t a..tr ..,_ diJ.I7 tor M$0 Btleb. BJtrd.. a.. Pan, punishment. Ob.nen are
• Ill .. 11f1it Ill"""' crtmt Calif. waitin& 10 .. how the
Ia a ........ 'fiQ lor -lllar Coun wUI ,..., on ehalle._
1111-ud-otlldl IANKI!IIPROMOTI!D to tbe <Uilna. In ._..,..ace cee..o.-c.. Kn. Y~ lnrtwood at C•llfornia-whert JU.n"tyt •lllflaa. a_.,...dlllitablt Clllnl Jlf..,... ltu ._pro-illdicele that 66 ,.-cnt of
Uti •"'•I _,._ ot -lo---ot tiM JNbUc ,.,.,.. .. pllal
W4a• ~ OJ! 2 ua *" ._. ol -.cca II BnL puAilhment-tlile -. of
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-.. 1.-Alloo c-. -... T1le .. .. lAIII-naitiMr
" .. , the 1nail'• pace of
aiminal jusUc• h.u taken
much or tho riat out or
ltlcet crimo, Lont delays
Ntwaon anfltt and trial
tend to bklr tiM nidace,
ac:a.Her the wlne.ct and
diute lh• tactOT of tnunan
concern. Prniotu1 anat
records tnU off lito •
blank , wllhoot aay
lodlcalion of judicial
dilpoeltlon .. !'
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oat 'ficliml. 'no nac of 111
try to • .,. ow *'-,,
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BOYS CLUB TO GET
U.S. CAPITOL FLAG
NEWPORT HARIIOR E.IISIGN
1'\JIJ.ISHED IEEKLY -PAGE l
'
THURSOAY,OCT. !2,1Pt
OOIIliiA DEL IIAII, CAL
LUMPS FROM APIS MIELLIFERA
ALBERT R. KELCH Interrupts hiS oil pWtlq re.toratioo
specialty by ootnc originals of hls own. Above, be putJ
tlnishlng touches ou ooe ofhls well-lcnownwesteropaiDtlap.
Hypnotist to speak MECHANIZED MULE tbal cUd the be&YJ work 011 Amerleu
fum• in tl'le 1920s was thla Wallll tractor, wbl.eh will be
part of a display by member. ot tbe Early Day Gu Eoctoe
and Tractor ASIIl. at a sbow at Orup CowX} FairP"ounds
Oct. 21 and 22. Tbe &bow, wb.ieb wt.U be tree to tbe ptbllc,
wtu CSve Soutbern CallforaJa Mtt•leia bufta a loolr. at
such cootraptlons u old cora Pellera, bas AWl, water
pumps, cream separators and other &DUque farm equip-
ment, all 1D restored, operating order. Members of the
EDGET A are eJpeeted to come from tbrouehOut the west
to show thelr prize aotlques.
Most people avoid bees-for obviowl rea.sons. Rheu·
matis.m sufferers of old, however, tried to get stung.
Tiley tho ught bee stings were an effective treatment
for rheumatism. Now most of us prefer the more
reliable-and painless-remedies of today. Thanks
to medM:al science we have many u.fe, fast-acting
pam relievers. Other powerful d rugs, 100. When
you're ill, take advantage of these newer medicatiOn!
-but only upon the advice of your phys1cian. Then
let us render complete prescnption ~rvict:.
ARTIST IS ART RESTORER
Tbe lntDe Woman's CtubwiU
meet Tuesday, Oct 1?, at tbe
OCA Community Certer, 4530
SUdburg Way.
Few people are aware ot ranging from dampoeu, loea-Because ot Ule "sUent a.ue-
tbe multiple talents and ex-tlon 1D the borne and care given tloo" fllld ratst.nc proeeedlngS,
perleoee necessary to produce b'y the owner. A good on paiDl-the meeting will begin at ?:30
oil palllttng restoration wltll iog, aeeordlng to Albert R. p.m. Dr. s. H. stanley, bJp-
sueb tldeUty that even a trained Kelch, Corona del Mar artist DOI:lst, wiU address the gr~.
artist usually cannot tell that wbo DOt only paints floe orlgl-In addltloo to belng an autbor,
sueb work has been dooe, oals but al8o spectallr.es 1n lecturer and teacher, Dr. sta.o-
Baaieally, of course, hlgfl oU paiDUng restoraHoo., oor-leJ Iii an ordaioed bisbop iD
quallty restoration requires the many needs eleaD1ngonlyevery
·sldlls of a highly traiDed and 20 to 25 years. But the same
ezperleoced painter lD oUs. But painting btmg OYer a fireplace
more than Urls, such work also should be eleanedevery5 years.
often requires a tdgb degree
of tmagtnatJoa am perception
iD the restoration of oil paint-
lngs badly torn, with ml!';Sing
parts or burned sections.
But the every day work of
tbe artist lovolved ln restora-
Uoo of oil paintings most fr e-
quently Involves delicate e lean-
Ing, de-varoislling. mlnor re-
pairs and retouching, all de-
signed to mlintaln the painting
in Its original state or bril-
liance and quaUty.
Normal mainteoaneeofpaint-
ings varies with coodJtJons
TAX SIIEI. TO?
IIIITIIN PICTURES! , ............ ,,,., __ .. ,_. .. ,., ......... ~
+ .................. . + 211'111 T• D1l Ike
Mr. Kelch, ooe of the very
few Harbor Area artists spec-
lallzing In such work., also does
Western and marine original
on palotings, but hlB a versa-
tiUty accumulated through
years of all phases of art,
from phOtography to com-
mercial art to portraiture.
Formally trained 1D eommer-
elal art th.rougtl 4 years of
specialized schooling, be also
studied UDder anumberofworld
famed masters, lDeludlng a
Y ugoslavian marine artist. Mr.
Kelch says, hOYe'fer, tllat hls
most valuable eJPerteoce bas
been accumulated through sell
teaching, making use of his
20 years of professional pho-
tography ez:perleoce to Incor-
porate r ealism in Ills W'Ofk.
His lD.terest in westerupaiot-
tngs stems from a boybood
trtp to Wyoming, while bls faith-
ful represeotaUoos of shJps and
marine scenes trom all over (714) 673-0492 lhe world are lhe dlrecl resuU
!====~~===;of 10 years spent ln theM.er. chant Martne. These rears toot
bl.m to porta an over the world. Wes~cliff Chapel gh1ng blm oo< only ftrst lwld observance of local stdps ud •111lt•lflll0 seeBes, but also the opportunity
417 1. IM st; to photograph many of tbose c::osrA ~ ships and areas he has stoee
~===':":o:":•:• :":•:•:•:·=~ pa.lnted with such realism.
Mcuclsava,.CDM
What led tum to oU painting
r estoration? "Hard to e.zplal.o."
he says, "but I think tha.t U
is because tldeUty and detall
In painting has atways fascin-
ated me. That plus the tact
anyone wbo Ions good
lla.tes to see Ulem
damaged or de-
By Jake W. P; •• rofl
21 11 Ea.l c-.t Hwy.
s..."" c-del Mu. C.. 9:16:H
CHILDREN AND CHIROPRACTIC
Tbe J\mettoos of the splne The aetJYe etrlld eodures ID
are more numerable aOO com-a st.nrle day eoougb stress to
plez tban usually thougbt . . • put most middle-aged adalts
enrythlng from StW)rtlng in tbe hospital And yet tittle
rltal organs and assistance in eooeern, U any, ts gi'feD to
breathlDg to bouslng and pro-the spine.
tectlog the sptnal cord. The You should always eoos:lder .
proper development of the sploe prooer diet, sutftelent sleep,
is utremely Important ID as-eoostrucUve exercise and good
surlng a mlnimal amocmt of posture ba.blts. Howe'fer, UtUe
susceptlblllty to fUDcUooal and atteotioo is ustally gtna to
pbysteal dlstortioos. traumatic lneldtDees wbleh may
Completion of development t1J:ate and/or decreue oormal
does oot OCCIB' \dil appro:d-mOTemeot of secmeots lD the
mately 25 years of age. UDW sptae. U tbeae are allowed to
that Ume aDd especially" ~ to remain, aboorma.llipmeotoos,
the eod of the raf~ld growth m118Cular aDd booey growtb is
period (15-19 years), the spioe 1D8'fitable. Tbe COO'IOllettloas
ts e:dremely nlDerable to ab-are lmmedllte aDd !artaehlDg
DOrmal develq'unent, l!Xo adult We. (Ad'r.)
ROBERT B. KATKOVolCorooa
del Mar 1s the oew president
of Robert Morse Corporatioo
Limited, Montreal-based man.
utaehalng and dlBtrlbutiOD
company wttb key plants lD
Canada, Unlted states and
abroad. He 1s also president
of Teebnology lodustrles Oe-
'felopmeot Company, a diYlsioo
of Aerojet-Geoeral Corpora.
tloo. Aero jet re<:eltly acquired
eootrol of Robert Morse Cor-
pora.ttoo. Prior to j)tnlng Aero-
jet 1D 1970, be bad served as aeoeraJ.....,.. at Fordii-
Comp&QJ'• A.er'oDC'o~Ue tacti-
cal weapoas dl.t1sloo, a.Dif as
nee presidem tJI AMBAC In-
dnstries 1D New York. He is
a.n aerooaut:leal englneerlD.g
graduate of the Urdverslty of
lllonesota.
LOAH OFFICER HAilED
Tom Stake of N.lsstoo. Vle)o
has beeo appoiDted eoosumer
loans omeer at the Newport
Beaeb Bank ot America, ae.
cordl.Dg to vice presJdeot and
manager Robert A. Goodw1n.
Wr. Burtej)inedBaokofAmer-
tea last year aod assumes the
post after eompletioo of tbe
bank's mam.gemeot credit
tra.lnlog program.
He wu born 1D F"argo, N.D.,
went to higb seboollD Ham mood,
Indtaoa, atteoded San Joeestate
Collep aDd 1s eurreatJ:J com-
pleting stOOies for W. Jaw de-
vee from Western State Uoi-
verstty lD Anaheim.
LICAL MOnC:!
F"ICTmOOS BlEINE$ NAME
STATEMENT
The follow1nr per SOD is doiDC
basiness as: PerreetWave,1412
w. Bay An., Newport Beaeb
92660: Wary K. Poag, 1412
W. Bay Ave., Newport Beach
92660.
Tbls bustoess 1a belog coo-
dueled by an !nd!Yidual.
SlgDed' lfary K. Poog.
This statemeat ftied Yilb tbe
couoty elert of Oraop Cold)'
on: Oct .2, 19'72, WlWam E. St
Jolm, COUIIl}' clerk, by BeYerly
J ... _.. dopQ.
Publlab: Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26,
197Z, In 111e Newport Harbor
EIIS!p>. F -205"'
IS THERE SOMEONE IN ATTENDANCE AT THE
BALTZ-BERGERON FUNERAL HOME AU OF THE
TIME?
by EUGENE 0. BERGERON
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F•ner•l•••te
COIIOIIA .. IMil .,_
Tbe Harbor Seolor Cll:izeDS
Club has elected tbe followinc
otneers for the eomiDg year:
President, Walter Miller; vtee-
prestdeot, Irene K4well (Mrs.
Carl); secretary, Llllla.D E.
CollD (Vrs. Alez J.). board
members Roy Owen. Perry
LaDCI, Jobo Larsen.
Clwistensen
_, L COAft ....... -A UL 11M
OIIIOUII·-
, RENT A DARK ROOM OR STUDIO! Q~~ PUl.l.Y EQUIPPED
\ PROM CAAIEII:.-"-S TO CUTTERS
ALL .sET UP -READY TO GOI
(Earn $61.80 on each 51,000)
You can earn this high interest on $5,CXXJ minimum two year certificates. T he first year yo ur $5,CXXJ
certificate will earn $309.15, and more for each co n secutive year that interes t ts added to the account.
You can earn $59.17 on $l,CXXJ minimum one yea r certificates, and as much as $51.26 on a regular
passbook savings account of $l,CXXJ.
More interest than banks ... more certain than stocks
Plus &ee services ... safe deposit boxes, notary
service, travelers cheques, trust deed and note
collections, and many more free services are avail·
able when you have the required minimum
balance in your account at THE BIG M .
Plus penonalservice ...
experienced and competent sav·
ings counselors in each office
to assist you in planning
your savings program.
c.n •llelllar.alfy-c-tJUPway/f7J-
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at I....CO.,. lid.. wbicb Ia
--~ua. llld 11oon llltr-u Eutona
han . , , I lmactM lt 1l'U
qallo • lltp • .. la.lkiDc ....
bome towD GI'W'S, Lei.T1D1
W'ulllD&tOD, tbe Stnts flew
to Hoatoo tor a few daya.
Jim Ill -lbt ar<:btteclllral
firm ol Wllltam L. Pereira
aDS AIIMICiatu aDI1 they ban
OfllCM tbln, Sua is I Jlllior
Asl:lstanct Lequer IDd ooe
of tbt "pia" wbo 1uer
beamed tbe l'eet:lll: SUCCessfUl
celebrity tunis touroa.meot --ed by tile Assistance L_,. of NPJ)Ort Beach,
REVELATION
V!RS! IY V!RSE
DR. JAMES O'BRIEN COMBS
TBACHBR
9,45 A.M. SUM DAY IH SANCTUARY
ILLUSTRATED LESSDHS r (HARTS, SLIDES, OUl\.IHES
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
lME CEHT!R FOR IIIUCAL STUDIES
JOI MAGNOLIA JT, AT 'h4S A.M. alaLI CL.USES
So\NTA AMA AV!. 11100 A..M. WORSHIP MOUR
COSTA MESA 7•00 P.M. !VAG!LIST_IC HOUR
HOME OF P. G. HEUIIAHH CH~ISTIAH SCHOOL
PJaST aruaat OF L.UTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER ataJST,IDBNIUT
3303 v .. u.Ao LAII ... M ~In All*._
=Y~L ::."::':.col:':
t .... •4. JOt• THE REV, PAUL ROMEIS SUNDAY SE&VICU
9 ... •• JOt., .,.. llltll'im Putor
WEDNESDAY l!VBHING SUWVER SCHEDULE
MEE11NC I P·••JIIO~IOA.II. -FamU,. Worsbti> UADINGROOM
•:::; t a..: • 5 p.-. NURSERY PROVIDED
• I 9 ..... 7t45 P-•~1'----------' ,......, .... PrWty.
t a.a · 5 p.a.; 7·9 p.m.
SllCOND aruaat Of
QIJUST, SCDH1'B1'
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DR. RIBIELL SPITfLER
IDiortml'all«
SUNDAY SBII.VJCB
AND Of11lkOI SQIOOL
AT 10!00 A.M.
N.'*"Y c.w poe ldsl _,
Geacnl Bible O.ateb
23RD ST. ot ORANGE, COST.&. MES.O. -548-5303
Swrd&)' llon>IDI Worsblp ••.••••.. 10:30 a.m.
SJmd&~ Eveaill1 Worablp. . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m.
Wectae•daJ Bible StadJ & Prt¥er.. . 7:00 p.a:a.
A..ll>dopOadall ab•d> wllll Bible ,..,.."'' adllloll7
2501 , HEWPORT_ BEACH -642.7443
DR. F. KEHTOH BESHORE
PASTOR
SUN0AY SCHOOL ,,.,. 9,45 A.M. BIBLE STUDY
WORSHI" ••••• 11 A.M. -.11 I".M. 7o30 I",JIII, WED.
I,,JAMIT IIIILI "-... ~''-----.. --____ ,..,.
aU-cl-,all-
ot -It 11011 all -"'
pn)oclo -Iller -t. 5 diJ' ~~ oa. COD-
-of-,._ ........ II-. .-.-ta.,
C-. At lilt IOCII ~IIIIWMJ tltW>o u 11M Coa-
--cl ll.mr. llld Mal-val RaoqreH). IS Dll*'l
Wtrt pr-by d&Jtpltt
from a.U O'er tbe world.
represeattna '19 COI8trtta:
, • , Tbe IWI)U'S ftH t-.
nrlous problems ud pro-
Jects. l4r. Sa-aid bo
apeot the BYeDIIIp lludJfDc
the papers tor tbe Dint dly
llld spool the d&JI 111-
tbelr presentatioD. at the ~tm
Lnars. A3 director of ba.rbors.
beaches and parts lor Ora.ap
County, hls prlmary tntuest
was along tbose sOOjeets.
Tiley left Banff after a DiCbl
of ...,.. ••• tboul!l> boaollllll,
tt made cautious drlrlng es-
sential ... afterall,aeartocu
read "Drive care.flillJ. A
motorlst can also bl recalled
by tbe maker." Needless to
say lbey arrived safely at
Yellowstone for tbe 2 day
session ot the 200 Work! Coo-
terence oo Natiooal Parksaod
the celebrattoo ot tbe hun-
dredth a.nnlversary ofYellow-
stooe as the lst national park
to the world. Many of the
other IOCN delegates also
weot to he~ 1D the celebra-
tloo which was a re..enact-
meot of the historic uplora-
GEM TALK
TODAY
By J . C. H11mphries
I . C. Hll"'plui ... ~ .aor•
.. 1111' ,_port 8lvd. ,..
.._. • Co. .. .,_ Lolld01tarit
/or •flfiOIH J1 ,..,,., t. Gil
.wtAorlty on I•"'• 011.d
Je-lry.
fALL JEWELRY
TREHOS
Tbere's a ela.sslc reYinl
Ill Fall ,_.try Sllllng lor ·
1972, for tod&y's woman Is
gett!Dg the clotbts sbe wants
and loves to wear.
To match tbasa clothes, sl:le
now can get )ewelry designed
tor her own 1JOI'Id •.. a
world whue she loots aod
acts llke a woman, aDd can
attain a calm assurance and
femin1DJ.ty which bas for tar
too long been missing from
the fa shion scene •
There an wide ctlOices for
the woman of the '70's. She
can choose a simple treat.
ment of gold, a trad.itlon..laden
diamond ensemble, a tailored
loot that mixes IYory with
gold or a lacy etftct that
make s diamonds renect
sparkling memories.
Personalized iewelry of
elegant good taste bas neYer
been more aecesstble.
Wbetber It's dlamoDd&:, ru-
ble~, emeralds, sawblres,
lloo cl Ttllow--~
........ -...... 11.11?0, ._.,.,.. .... ..
a.t ana ll"o.. a ce...,.re
IIIII-lido--bl II'IIMt'ld U a JltloM1
porlt, fto1 to -ltd "' ~ Oo llltdll, 11'71, ,._ en,-s. Gruit
llpod u ac:t--.,ltlo
ar• u tbe worJd'• 111'1t aa-
tkM.l part. Mow, I'm told
tbert art1.100NilUoa&IParU .... -"' .... -ld. 14ro. Rlcllord K._ ns
tbtt't b' tbt u....-actmeDt
llld Ia 11M raiD IPitd lllo
eaqlftrt to brlclD tbl cere.
-· ~-·ofll•latIDC wert Staelari of!Dierlor
·-· c. B. .. -. also the dlnelor of KallollaiParkl
StrTtce. G. B. H.vt1oC Jr.,
aDd Wlll1am PIIAD Mott Jr.,
dlnetor of parks t>r Call-
lorula. B-o I'll (Mrs.
II._) left, Audrq had ao
--to -brleiiY wltb ber u "almolt Delgb-
bon,. lD. OriDP Couaty.
U SHmS a clearer tmder-
staodlng of parts. recrea-
Uooal areas, opea. land space
was brogpt: about ud a bow·
ledp&ble poU.Cy oo the usage
of the 1aDd of tbe people. • • •
It wu a balmy evening,
perfect lot the tnrltatlonal
commaoity cultun.J nent
spouored by the Ne"WpOrt
Harbor Fou:rwtattoa 1D New-
port Center, aDd It certainly
was well att.ooed. The Jr.
Learuars •ere on band to
assist in cbecld.Dg tbe guest
list and welcome each by
oame. We talked with 4 o1
Newport's former mQOI's,
our lovely lady mayors, Dora
Hill and Doreen Marsbau. and
their bnsbtnds, "Ned" Hill
am Bob Marshall; then Jay
Stoddard and wtfe Florence;
wltb tbem was Mary (Mrs.
David) Younc. wmm we bad
not seea tn a loog wl:dle;
also Ed Hlrtb aod wtfe Peg
• • • be Is -IC' tile United Way drive this yeu,
as eYeryooe !mows ••• our
CUl'Tent mayor, Doll Mcinnis,
was oo the program.
others we talkld wttb were
Ann llld "Bud"(Wtlllam)Hol-
stei.ll. Pea:r aDd Cltflord
Hates, Paul and Ruth Palmer,
also EnlJn Sherwood; more
were Lois and AlanStooeman.
president of the Newport Har-
bor Fonatbtloo, wUb them
were EdD.a aad Edwvd Hart-
QUI ol Lido Part Dr.; also
Dr. aod Mrs. Tbomu Doran.
• • , plus a few biDdred more.
Hlgllllgbls of tile enning
lqtllded the aDDOUDCement of
laDd commltmct by Willlam
R. Kasoo, presldeat of Irrtoe
Company; plans tor a cultural
center presented by Alan
Stooeman . . . aiXI the lntro-
duettoo of Mr. aOOMrs. New-
port Beach • , • DODe otber
thaD Diet and Jemde Rlcbardl
Mrs. Richard was presented
with a lonl)' bo!Xluetofyellow
roses, as was Ha.rrJtt (Mrs.
Edpr) Witmer, wbeo Tom
Van Sant, seu~ of the
"FamUy Gro""" at tbe Union
Bank, was also called on tor
remarks. Yes tt was aperfect
eYenlng • • • colortnl sunset,
wltb entbustasttc ~rters
atteodlng, Tbere sbou~ be
soma doe resulr...l! • • •
The "press ~RU"eclatioo go , silver or platinum, to-tea" 00 Oct. 4 at tbe lrTIDe
day"s woman Is treetouseber bome of Mrs. 0oo J8018Q was
wn creatl,.. imapnatton to 11,80 by the jualor membu's
enbance ber own parttcolar of tbe Orange Dt.strietofCall-
C HURCHOF SCI eauty. fornt&FederationotWomtn's
But best of all, she bas CltDI. Tbe aftl!r, booOrtnc OF CORONA DEL "MAR access to a world of ideas thtwomen'snewaedltorsaPd
ILIUNOR C. JACilSOM. MINISfU: om her local lDdtpenderX assiltants lnsoi.KbernOra.D.p
Slllday Serriee ••• , •• , 11:00 a.m. jeweler, who is completely Count)', bespoke the attltlllfe
L __ _:_ ____ s~r!.'.n!..le.!J:._Sc:lloo:l~.:·~·~·~·~·~·~·;l;l'~OO;;a.;m~.~~~:·::•::LD'i:~• as be wlsbes of the memblrablp, a.a tbeH 2411 L "''"'lOU .__:__::.._ _____ __, young womeo Cfeeted ea.cb
There's still tlme for you to win a glittering
weekend for 2, Regl.ster today I
~tc.L..,....t.-
marKets
HNtBOft VIEWCE~TER
-~---...-~rACH.CAI.If. _,01>-lm
• I
ot u. A deH&tattul ny 1o
aeqUiiDt ooe wtth anotblr. u
Ramolla (Mrs. Roborl) Keo-
der said , •• and sbt sboo.k1
koow, boiDC Oranco District
preaa chairman.
DCC THEATER ARTS
TO STAGE 5 PLAYS
A 5 prochactloa tcbedult bu
beta nnonrir.fd Jar tbe comiDc
-by lbe 0ruee Caul
Collop tlloater uta deport-
meat.
Tbt ltUOD wtll opea wttb
tbt West Cout premiere til
Blrtolt Breebt'a frl&tl*-lnc
pi&J, "TIM r..utlblt rUe of
I Alt1lro Ul," 0et. 18-Jl.
''Ttrma," bJFredlrtcoGar ..
eta Lorca, ll Ht b' Nor.
15·1t. Erlcb Stp.l'• "Tbt
bnaart eoldltr" wWbo sta.lod
Fob,l4-l?,
,.. • prodllctJGI, u ,.
.. JectM, WiD be ,111'111 'td
Aprll4-?. • ,... FOitlr'l , ..... ._
b'flllla" II ool U lllf ..... .
AU .................. II
1:10 p.m. ud '" Int. nor.
YW ~ DO I...,.. -H~
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P\Jil.IIMEDIEEKLY -PAGE 4.
ARE YOU
BETWEEN
and .60?
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S .AVE WITH ARMtR
30/60
AUTO
PACKAGE; ,
For Details 548-5554'1
THE ANNUAL OCTOBERFEST, leaturlng BaftJ'laD drinks,
food and music, wUl be lleld by the Udo Isle Woman's
Club at the Lido clubhouse Friday eveoJng, Oct. 20. lola
Van Ornum, clla.lrmu for the event, Is shown here ptttng
read}' for the gala eYentnc. New members of the UWC
.... m be Introduced.
MEDICAL WIVES TO
GET PROP. 2 F.UHO~
Tile ucr Mo!dlcal FsciiiiJ
W!ves Asso. will hokl the 1lrst
hmcbeoo meeting of Ute year
at 10 a.m. Wedne~daJ, Oct. 18,
at the Babla Cor1ntbia.a Y aeht
Club, 1601 Bayside Drt,e, Co-
rona del Mar. Proceeds of tbe
hmcbeoll will be dooated to
Citizens tor Propos!Uoo 2, tbe
ttealtb scleoces t..etlWes boDd
issue oo tbe Nar. 7 bAllot.
Dr. Justln Call, cbairman
of UCI's di'rlsloo ot cbikl PBY-
cbi.atry, wUJ cbair a panel dis-
cussion of "Problems of tbe
YOUDC and bieber education."
otber parllcfjiOPis IJ>clude Dr.
Jobo Mordeo, assttant direc-
tor of ~l's student bealtbser-
vtee. OCI stw1eot Tim ste•ens,
and students from Corooa de 1
Mar l'dgb scbool Dr. stanley
van deo Noort, associate dean of the colle&e of medlclne, wlll
till 00 the -Issue.
ART GALLERY HOST
steveo Rtcttard BurUngbam,
SOD of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
BurllDgbam of 1207 Starboard,
Harbor VIew Hills, Is a studeot
host at America's largest IDll.
'ersity art pllery. tbe collec-
tion of sacred art at Bob Jones lhdnrsttJ, Greermne, s. c.
He 1s a 1972 cradl.ate of Herit-
age lllgb sebool in AoaheJm,
ao::l DOW is a tresbmao at BJU,
majoring to Bible In tbe schOol
of rellgloa.
•
HALLOWEEN, THANKSGIVING, CHRLWMAS ..•
ANNIVERSARY, GRADUATION, BffiTHDAY ...
SHOWER, WEDDING OR BABY'S ARRIVAL ...
OR JlliT A LOVELY GIFT FOR SOMEONE YO U LIKE OR LOVE ...
Come to Card N' Party ... ~~·~IJM~
with all you'll ever need in cards and party goods.
And while you're here,
CHECK TH ESE WONJ?ERFUL SPECIAL ITEMS :
BUEHNER-WANNER By PFALTZGRAFF
Handsome Hostess Accessories.
Buenilum, the carefree metal that
never needs polishing to keep its
beautiful sitver·like finish.
1016 BAYSIDE DR rYE
JAMBOREE RD. AT BAYSIDE DR.
NEWPORT BEACH 675 -3040
. ,~:: ~"··Santa Ana Tent & Awning
'f! ~"lll?1~l! S!RWI!C ORI>GE COU OII SIOCf 1!20
NEW DIMENSIONS
JN GRACIOUS
LIVING
Special
Introductory
Prices-
42" lound Tnlo
Reg . $320
Special 526f0'
34"x60" Oval
.5 piee•..,
Reg. $360
Special
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We ore pleased lo announce
the elegant new line of
0 . W. lee dining furniture,
lhe ne.,.. "VALENCIA" .....nh Its
graceful sweeping lines
lends itself to both formal and
informal dining oraos.
0 . W.t .. •s Valencia retains
the unaging bfl'uty through the
closic simplicity of its design.
8oth the 41" round tabl•
and the 34.1.60" oval WTOI.Jght
iron sels come in o YGriety
of ollrodi.,. colors.
We invite you to came in and
•ee the lat•st in th• 1973
line of new dining furniture.
OPIN DAILY 9 TO 11:30, .... NIGHIS TILL 9 P.M. CLOIID SUNDAYS
~.E! =:t.l j AEUROPEAN BEE
7 LINE~ I ""!'ilo! ... -·-•Jor (!If . ly JAM!Y t•ILS " ... -·-·Coli-E -tiU ,_., ..,_ ,._ Aopot II, 111% •• , -IOCR-• -· u -to a llaa bioWlol -,., ~lor a 5-4a1-.. ...,. "U lt'a 1'-, IIIlo m1111 b"" -·-0111-•llir• "" •• '* -._,, 1o tl!i ••""m ~ be BoJclom," lor it-.uT••-t11o -..-. 11rom..., art bollc .,._ _, u -c-.. daJ • • • """ ... --to ----Ia tbo u-Ia-put, 'he ...,, ....,td bJ, tbe ~ colol'ftlJ,. romutie P1aua Oil 8u Marco tD tile Bert ow .rrUDr bade •
II-c .. -A-. ot Voolce (V-l A d(J ot oartr -·-· Tl!iY flr ..... n IDCl nld lo illlow Onlrit eo.t:J', ciYM tblpele telt-. tbeq.._oftbeAdrl. Wlft .:It nl8ld tbe ltztdly. oar 0WD fDcHWku, For tbl
Uo --.cMI(J to-tl!i olle, -euoJa tar malo Far-........,..,.___ I'Oo ol u, U -.u -tac
It'll -lo ol CROIDCI-ll!Oooo!cbfar... -lu aad ID(·-lllac-tuaoc ftlldD( tbroGP tl!i aarnJ'I' lllr-.... Ylflf.clea IDSer 0D1 all'· modlnmotorbodlfortu:lt. tov WI bad&toca.llll.fl'Uot, tbat pua blt1rMt 1M baUd~
·--roof. T!U (IU'(lealu ,._, a """" balrod -..... lap, "-.JIJ -l!loro IliaD II mabl of lor-mllll llaYo -o llolr day olrallhl aad laU-tboboar. •Ub tbo IIWII' b<ldpo a.reb-
•• ud domeltic eara. rue~ ... or boUdtJ or eomt eort. 1111 of a DOblelbiD Wbo lottd iDe ortr tbt cuala. ODe cu. Iii llrom Hmoo-to.......,J 1 DOYU..., QO!(Io-. Wlllcb bl.o ell}, <Joe coo111 bot-181 loll to lbo lalnrlalb ol
CGIIIpacb, U. befltl abcJwu, bill It 1rU bera.k!.:l bJ a fla( the ap IDd bt&aty of What ucttDt little P&M·WIJI,
aloac wttb mlllllfacttao•• pro. raJ.alllc. Tbr .. bupflapwere •• awl Tbe clock tower, wttb dead-IDdlac btrtortbu't,&Dd
totJPN ud 1D111J ll*la.I:J u-IIIRr*l trom tbttr tan mut the bell 1rb.lcb two moor1 ••retraclDc"' c.'a ltlpl: oba
b.IIUI, iDcladlar b1p~m-aDder tbl at:t•tton o1 a color~ struck to 10UDd tbe bour, our 1eadl to ".omwWt 111M,''
uct eq~ M pud. Tbl creea. WbJ.te urrator uplatDad, dat.S Evu tbe Uttll mapa ue DOt
Tbl llbDw &]a) ftaPires 11Dea a.Dd red ot Jta]J, wiDpd Uoo., from tbe 15tb aDd 16th muc.b belp. ot caJDPII'S ud trailers ud ot st. Muk •• , tla& ol V.Uee eeoturlu. ne c.,._ntJe1 or Later we toot a terrJ bolt
tl!i 111oot oatoty <lofte•'lbr • o • Tlla ll>lrd 1 did 1101 boll to..or, -1100 loot lrlpoollleGriDCIC.-1,-• an YMicln. reeoplu, bat It made an b.l&fl. collapsed 1D 1902 and .... saw tbe m&DJ palaeu ot
wu rebaut 1D 1912 LD the tbe put ••• IOmt still
same sbape aM dimeaslou. rat:a1Ded and UHd tbt oroate
DUHLOP AUST RALIAM
YELLOW TEHHIS BALLS . $1.65 PER CAM
(Umll -4 caos per cullcmer)
''la.Dd1n"' plaeea" to tbe1r It" ha.s 5 bells, eaeb represent. •
log some form of public 11fe palace totruee. MIIQ' Jbow*'-
to wMeb the dttzens .. re the destneUoofrombJ.cbttdea
called. · and the Jknr IIDkiDc ot lalaDd
St. Mark Catbed:ral. breatb. bmeatb, wb.leb •ddeDed 111.
taking 1n beauty, 18 named 1D tbe enDIDC tba 'll'bole
alter st. Mark the EnnpiJst, tour g:ro~ ))toed 1D a doodola
patroo saint of Vllllce. Tbe tour 11'0~ ))IDed 1D a &ODdOla
cathedral. ooee used as the We aad IDOther cxq,t. were
private e bapel of the dop, lucky to be 'W1tb tbe singer
tbe ruler of Veo.J.ce, 1s tbe aud lila aeeordl&D aecompan.
THE WEDDING DRESS or 50 years ago Is worn by grand .
daughter Marcia MorrisOn, a UCl student, at the golden
wedding anniversary party for Mr, and Mrs . Lloyd E.
Morrison of Corona del Mar .
.E'IPORT HARBOR fliSUJI
PUBUSHED IEf)(LY -PAGE 5
THURSDAY, OCT, U,M
CORONA DElilA!!, CAL
PROPOSITIONS ON PROGRAM
... ,.. ot tbe WOGMD'I Vot.era Will d!K-tile .....
Ctne '-wllll!oor tl!oprw p,_t!loo•
ud coo.oltbtUpropoGtiou Ar1toe (;!•atara.. pr· SS'd
oa 1M ...,..lllbir bollot ,..., or 111e WCL, al4 ll!ll-
tbeJ IDMt at t:SO a.m. Oct. 17 that "tbt CGIJ l«iCIS ......
Ia tilt MIJ"iiMr'l sea:.ot mu.lt1-membtflbJI) 1D tbe Wa•••
parpoM room. CIYle l.Aqae d. Newptw"-a.da
Jallee Babaftl ud M.JI'il)'n II &D taterNI: lA ,0. caa-
lltwtrt ol tiM m DDII:J. ''
LET &it CLEAN AND RfSTQII
YOUR DRAPES TO LOOK LICE NEWI
EXCLUSIVI
GUARANTIED DllAPDY CLEANING
Oro~ 0Mnift9. P..-fe<t r~rdl.., of the o.-of
your drctfMfY, or I 00 .,. r .. oc...,ent if deaitoW.. ........... -. .,....,........ ..... .,. ... ,.... ...
C.Wtbcf ...
5YewG.,.whit
I Jlo $lwiokap I fho.-tosl-W
• ,trlocl --AI-
• W.o.. Stolo 1-11 • D..,.n.. lopolrool
fho~ -... !nst1114d 1M • .,.., ...
Ln con INSTAll
NEW DllAPIS
flDest example of BJt.antine 1st. Both were older men,
architecture 1D Europe. lu the but they mew tmr to liD& . G ld
form or a Greok croa.so the :.:lapr.J:.":". :.; .. ro.:: 0 en yea r s dome that rises over the
OTHER BRAHDS. o , $1.15 PER CAM
EXPERT STRINGING -PROMFT REPAJR SERVICE feted
PARAMOUNT SPORTS
INVESTMENT COURSE
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE
NoA.td '•(]Mip
All lDI:rodacUoa to the bul.e f'lllldllmeat&ll of lD1'est1Dc ill
cc.pon.te lloeU, boadl, mutal flaW, pero.mlllt boodl,
Ba!IWII • Lou Aaodattou. IDt..ted to c:tn praeUca.l
-.... "' brlollmoota .... -.,., ..... -·ttoo,
WM , L, O'BRYON,IMII'I!<Ior
Z62'l
BEGINNING OCT. 17
for 5 ...eb -7:JO 10 f:)O p.a.
TUESDAYS
EAST BLUFF SCHOOL
Vista del Oro, Newport Beach ..... ,.,&Ac-.
center of the cburch Is 42 rlng mebllc aonp of ltalJ.
feet In diameter. Tbere are . Tbe s1ngar seemed tobeJ1Dg.
smaller domes over eaebarm Ill&' wttb lila b8art u well
of the cross. 1n tbe center as his fOiee, and tbe tears
of the facade, which b.ees tbat came to me were tor the
tbe square, are 4 llft s1se future u well aa tbe lf'tDdeur
bronz.e horses brougttt from of tbe put ••• U wu ooe
the HJppodrome at ByWltine of tbe b.igtiUgtrts ol our stay
in 1204. Tbey are now 1n In Veolee.
process of removing tbem to COM STUDENT ABROAD
be placed Inside tor protee-FOR MUHI CH PRO GRAM
tlon while d!l)llcates 'Will n -Iris lJadberg, of 417 Oreb.ld
place them. Avenue, Corooa del Mat, who
The lnterloroftbeeatbedra.l Is a stWeot at tbe Unl.nrsitJ
Is covered rib beautiful mo-of Calltornla, Berkeley, Ls ooe
sales. _7be most interutiDg of 140 u.s. college .ttdellts
spot In tbe basilica Ls the trom 75 sebools who are study.
presbytery, wbere the high tng In Germany tn 1972-73 1o
attar is situated. WlthlD Its Wayne state Vntversit}'s )umor
Illuminated g:rattna: lJl a sar-year iD Munlcb program and
eopbagu.s cootatnlq thueUes its offshoot, the junior year
of st. Mark. One cannot de-1n Fretburg, Iris Is at the
serlbe the antiquity, tbe rich-Unherstty of Murdeh.
ness, or tbe lmmenalty olthls Tbe studentsleftforGerm&QY
a:reat edlt1ee ••• ODe can ta early September, and are
only stand In awe aDd wonder-oow recelYLD( an LDten.stve or.
ment tbat workmen of that !entation aQd Jaoa:uage renew.
time could erect, wltb sueb Tbey atteod large gf'OIC) lee-
preetstoo.. tbJ.s creat buUdlng tures, typical of European aoi-
wUb sucb l:a.stine beauty aQd versWes, and wt.11 be able to ~ sfieoctb tbat witbGMs the tr ani on tbe.lr aWD duriD& the
toll of U... 2-moatb Mmester break be-
Po!Dted oat to w: wu the tween m1d.Febr'uarJ and mid-
clop's palace, with Its de· APrtL
ta1led portico, wbicb wu tbe
doge's dwellllle place aad the TOPIC IS JETPORT
seat of tbe ·pernmeot. We Jotm Lowman, president ol
saw lbe bridge ol s11fls, oYer a companJ seeld.og appronl
which the prlsooers were led to bulld a jet atrport I.D Chino
to the doge's palace, tbecolll't Hllls, 'Will ad<lresa: an Oc:t. 12
of justice. Anotbtr famous luoe!leoo meettng of tbe EI-
brldge Is the Rwto, with Us ebange Club of Newport Har.
Celebrating a SouthPasadeDa 1921. Sbe ttas been a volunteer
eveut of Sept. 19, 1922, Mr. in the American Red Cross for
and Mrs. Lloyd E. Morrlsoo over 25 years, and currently
of 218 Heliotrope Avenue, Co-1921. She has bMn a volunteer
rooa del Mar, were hooored in the American Red Cross for
by their 3 sons, Richard of over 25 years, and e~ttrently
South Pasadena, Edward of San assists at the Red Cross blood
Diego aod Roger o1 Tustin, center in Santa Ana and at
aM their 'ffives, assisted by local blood banks.
10 of the 11 graodetllklren, at
tbe home oftbeRoger T, Morri-
soos. The other grandchl.ld, tm-
able to attend, Uves with Ills
wife and small son in Maryland, NOTICE! HEAT RETARDS
FUR SALES! Tbe nearly ooe hiJDdred
guests inc hided 10 who had at-
teoded the wedding 50 years
ago. Tbeir oldest gnnddaugb-
ter, Marcia Morrison, UClstu-
dent, wore her grandmother 's
weddlng dress and velt CHAR NTE FURS
Pouring were Mmes. C Uftord
Argue, Robert Biles, Clare
BlaUYelt, Wtlllam Foley, Tbeo.
dare Harrlllgton, E lkan Ragan
and Miss Mary Louise Still-
well •
Mr. Morrison, a 1921 gradu-
ate ot Ca.ltech. followed an in-
surance career in Los Angeles.
He Is aettve In tbe Newport
Harbor Lan Bowllng Clllb,
baYing setYed 2 terms as its
Presldeot. He is also a past
president ot the k>cal chapter
ot the American Association of
Retired Persoo.s. •
Mrs. Morrison, the former
Rachel sttllwell, graduated
from St:antord University 1n
LEGAL NOTICE
Drastically Overstocked
•••
WE MUST SELL
FAST 'AND NOW
TO REDUCE INVENTORY!
many sbops ••• a scene of bor at tbe Stuft Sb1rt r estau-fiCTfr-1o_W_iliJINESS NAME
mueb act1vtty. We were taten ra!ll on Mariner's Mile. STATEMENT
COSTA"DA 1116 NEWPORT
INVEST NOW!
IN LAGUNA _FEDERAL'S EXCLUSIVE
BICENTENNIAL SAVINGS PROGRAM
PATRIOT
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UOO Mlrdmum
CONTINENTAL CONGitESS
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I 1,000 Mlal.mum
.,..~ r" • ..
.. * •
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l-M" S.vinp Cer1il'kate
U.JOO Minimum
* * .. .. * •
COMMON SENSE.
'" Passbook Account
Oay-in,to-day-out
compounded interut
,4EN~
INDEPENDENCE 6" s.w.,. Certiftcace
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purpooea and aoais of our dation's Bicentennial, and designed to serve as a
permanent file for Uo<:umeota and bulletins,
See Our Current Bicentennial Exhibits
1'bele Include the 1772 California/Colonial Time Uno Dilplays, and-at the Home Office
-Lapna Beach Stamp Oub's "History of Stamps" CoUectiou and the Fn:edom Shrine of
Oreal Document&.
ORANGE COUNTY'S I...AJlOBST, FIRST AND STRONOBST INDBPBNDBNT
FBDI!RAL NOW BAS 4 CONVENIENT OFFICIIS TO SBilVB YOU
I .. 0 ·· rnte Bradl Home 06:e:160 Ocean Av=uc
1101-EIC.s' oltool 1-a.d!.Californla
~ Nlpol Brudo ...,._ HlDa Branch
3 ...... .., Plui • )40)1 CoDo do .. !'Iota
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The following persons are
doing business as: A.ssoclated
Manllfacturing &I Eng., 17845-K
Sty Park Ctrele, Irvt.oe, Calif.
92707: Jerry Lee Berry, 3948
Fairman, Lakewood 90712; Ge-
orge R, Berry, 3542 Fairman,
LakeWood 90712.
This business is being con.
doc ted by a ~oeral partner.
sblp,
SigDed: Jerry Lee Berry.
This statement tiled with tbe
eol.llltJ clerk of Orange County
on : Oct. 9, 1972, WUllam E. St
Jolm, eotmty clerk, by Beverly
J. Maddox, deplt}.
PtiJllsh: Oct. 12, 19, 26, Nov,
2, 1972, 1n the Newport Harbor
Ensign. F .20700
DIRECTOR HAMED
The board of directors of
lntne Raoeh Water Dtstrtct
has appointed Elwood A. Cran-
dall to the uoezplred term n-
eated by resignation ot Mu
C,-,
Kr. Crandall Is mana.ger of
tbe Newport oftlee of Merrill
LJDCtl. Pierce, FPM!I' &: Smith
lDc:. He eotered tbe securtUes
busiDess after 3 Je&rS In pri"f-
ate practic e of law.
Tbe Crudalls, l.Dcludingwlte
Wlc:btl ancS DaYid, EUt.abeth,
CatberiDe aDd Latra, lln In
tbe Tartle Rock area of lntne.
THEY'LL PARADE IH Nol o
Vllltors from Aoabeim's
Wtsteru bleb acbool are fD tbe
Harbor Ar• th1s week raJslnc
t.ll to ....S tbe achOOl's bud
ud dl'tll tMm to N" York
lw ll!o ..... TllubclYIJIC
DQ pondo. Tl!iJ' U'O boUe'fOO
to bo tl!i llrll Ca-blJII
oebool •At -lbYftod to toe lite twa, daJ pono~e, a ..m
coot -Mt,OOO <lollln to
.-d Cbt tadil to ltpi'IIIU Or. .... ~-.. --
STOCK OfP!RIH G !MIIS,I
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,... -· ol ... -_., ___ .....
t:II.Qr OOWJ.IB.Id. _.., '"' ............ , ...... ... n. .. -.. ...... . .. _.. .._
Pl&'ttfMo ... ,., •
FOR IMMEDIATE SALES!
;\..-\1 1 H A L~IJ;\.)o(
STOLES I I I 1$299
;\.A'\1 H .\L ~1\;\.)o(
CAPES W I I 1$399
:>:.\'I t 0 H A L ~ 11 :>: K
JACKETS I I 1$499
:>:ATl"RALMI:>:K
STROLLEURS $699
:>:A TliRAL MI:>:K
COATS I I I I $999
HUGE SAVINGS ON OUI
COMPLETE STOCI OF FUI
TRIMMED LEATHEI, SUEDE AND
SYNTHOICS COATSI
DiJti,ctit·,ly
TERMS
OF COURSE!
IN PERU, NeWport Ctoter attoroey otck Ftore and Ilia wife Carol (at tar left) ud .,me
of the AmeriCI.D batoa twirler• Wbo aec:ompaoled tbem, mMt Gorenor Gotcocb-.(rtata)
of that country 's state of Ubertad. Mrs. Flore, beraelfa former majorette, aDDaallJ
accompanies U,S, drls to the annual Futlnl ot Sprtnc In Trujillo, a cltJ ID Ubertad.
The testlnl La IIJOOIOled bJ tbe Trujl.llo Liou Club. GonrDOl' Goleochea.,.. prelldeot
of the Lions Club there when American majorettes wen ftrst lllvlted to take put 1D
the parade and other feltlvlties 9 years aro. Thla year the MariDer's Lklna Club of
Newport, of wh.leb Mr. Flore Is a member, sent akKI.r a plaque a.od &ood Yishes to tbe
mayor of Tru!fllo.
Newcomers at Hoag
• SVHDAY, SEPT. I Boy--JIIr. aDd lira. Rtcbard
Glrl--Mr. aDd Mrs. D111D8K. D. McCoy, 874 Coacresa st.,
Mauon. 5S8 Fullertm Avenue, COita Mea.
EAT IN OR TAKE Otrr
N.-.port Hetctrt.a. Glrl--Mr. IDd Mrs. Scott M,
'""itotion • MONDAY, SEPT. 4 Pinkerton, 2430 SaDtaAoaAYe.,
t." c,oOD EATING Gtrl--Kr, lbd Mrs. Henry H. Costa Mesa.
1'0 LUMCH Tomlsawa, 3901 Park VIew • TUESDAY, SEPT. 12
Delicious Sandwiches aad LIDI, t5-D, lr'rlDe. Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Bozes to Go. Boy •• Mr. IDd Mrs. Dooald w. Boyes, 231-B E. 18th St.,
L. Stipp, 'J0.4 S. Bay Froot, Costa Mesa. DIHHER a-~ •·•-~
................. alAI, • WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13 Phou steaks, Seafoods, Cbickeo, Girl--Yr. and Mrs. Steve M. Girl--Yr. aDd Mrs. James
Fish. Rlbs I.Dd Shrimp, Holder, 1846-F Placeotla, Co-BUDCb, 2194-C PlaceaUa, Co-
6~ PAHHEL MEETS OCT. 11
Boy--Yr. aDd Mrs. _.. Jobo C Hoy Ylc:e-c:hal>ce11or
P. ~. 277 KliOll Slreot, Co-of ~~ atWra a1
sta Mesa. JPMk at the meeting~.~,· .... _
Boy--Yr. and Mrs. Rtcb&rd pcxt Harbor PIDbellentc
E. Pettis, 1010 KIDp Rc:U, lO:SO a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 18,
c utr Havea. at tbe Part Newport Spa, 900
Gtrl--Mr. aDd Mrs. Jack H. Sao Joaquio Hills Rc:.d. His
de Krull, 307 UUford, Cameo topic wW be ''Refiect1001 oa
Shores. the curr&Dt Deeds of llliYerslty
Twin glrls--Dr. aDd Mrs. students," A salad li.IDCheoa
Robert C. Statkeobarc. 1991 wtll be sened, followed bJ
Port C tarldge, Harbor View brldge.
TMUIIIDAY,IOCT.Il,. Jilt
COIIIIA OIL-CM..
PAP !R IACX -$2.25
al
RICHARD'S GIFT SHOP,
at ...traDee to LidO,
Nnpari Beach
KINSMAN'S, [AUare
WorJd Center, I...acta
llllla
5!
SPECIALS sbOP:' iDStait&ilOri • • VHf RADIOTIL! PHOHU
DIRECTION fiND!RS
VAPoR D!T!CTORS
D!PTH SOUND!RS
AUTO.PILOTS
of cry.t:a.la In your
marlDe VHF /FM ra-
dlotelepboaes, FREE.•
Oo Yota Boat : AM radlo-
telepbooe tuold to your ta.t
anteD.DI. -~ $7.50,• AND I I
• W:oJt U&rloe Brands.
AUTHORIZED MARINE DEALER 673-4331 wtth Chips. sta Mesa. sta Mesa.
HEW HOURS • TUESDAY, SEPT. 5 Boy •• Mr. aDd Mrs. Charles
102-4 BAYSIDE DRIVE Boy--Mr, l.lld Mrs. Rtcbard Roe, 1z51.A Baker Street, Co-
Homes. •
• FRIDAY,SEPT.ZZ HUSBANDS PARTY ICS MARINE
Girl-·Mr. aDd Mrs, Rocer A. Oranre Coast area alumoae ~=;;:::;s:T:::::T::N:E:W:P:O:R::::::~ ~~:ll:•·:'"~·iiD~B~p~,m~.i~~~~NE~WPOR~=T~BE~A~C~H~~~ J. WUllams, 525 VI ctoria, t101. sta Mesa. Costa Mesa. Boy--Mr. aDd Mrs. Alao
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Nelsoo. Miller. 123-1/2 38th st., West
Callahan. 1515 Bonnie Doooe, Newport
~TiDe Terrace. Girt--Yr. a.od Mrs. Rowen
Jotmsoo., 2020 SWao. DriYe, Co. of Alpha Chi Omep will bold
sta Mesa. tbelr UDual husbaDdspartythis
Gtrl--Mr. m:t Urs.Ra)'IDODd Friday nlcht, Oct, 13, at the
F. MarUn. 568 w. WUsoo., ti, Park Newport Spa in Newport h L
Costa Mesa. Beach. The activities will be-y ug
INSTANT PRINTING CENTER
25 FREE
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
THURSDAY. SEPT. 7 Greene 4-41 Carnatloo., Corona Glrl--Mr. aDd Mrs. KIDt A. ctn at 7 p.m. aod a HawaUan ,
Girl--Mr. aDd Mrs. Ronald delM~
J. Htguera, 3233 Oregoo Ave., • THURSDAY, SEPT. 14
Dobson, 820 JoAnn street. Co-feast will be preseoted at 9. Water sta Mesa. Hostesses will be Mrs. Law-
Glrl--Mr. alld Mrs. Job.D A. reoce Milne of Lagooa Beach
Yuh, 20262 Orcbld, Saota ABl aDd Mrs. Rooa1d GarllaDo aod
Heictits. Mrs. Paul Berger of Costa
Bottles?
Costa Mesa. Girl--Mr. m:t Mrs. Gilbert Gtri--Mr. and Mrs. Geoe A. Aguilar 2108 Wallace Street
Frethelm, 3592 Fenn, lrYloe. Costa Mesa •
Giri--Mr, and Mrs. Robert 8oJ--Mr. and Mrs. Clareoce • SATURDAY, SEPT. 23
E. Koplcld, 511 El Modena, Hardy 188. fk7w• street, Co-Gtrl--Mr. IDd Mrs. Jack E. LEGAL NOTICE
Newport Helcbta. sta u;sa. F .. lKbli, 19S5 Port Blsb:Jp
Glrl-·llr. aod llrs. EdprE. BoJ~-llrs ~-~l[c;,le,~~VIa Homes. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAil£
WaJUr, 14902 WuerlJ LIDI, Price, 3141 COC't ~. t.o".a ' ~ li#fl Y11,. Claadt ·STATeMENT
trm., Mesa. _ ~ Habert. Z3U WeMmiutar The loUowlar ... PII'Dll Q'e
8oJ'--Mr. alld Mrs, Violeto • FRIDAY SEPT 15 ·1ft Colla M.a. dotD& buaiDess u : Dartmoutb
Mesa.
$-_,.:'--..;:nnoRE iS A BETTER WAY
More Convenient
More Economial
Sare ol Sanitary
tf0(4. FREE
HOME TRIAl. • • • wbeo you order 100
from our beutltul pro-
fesslooal IDd personal
selectiool U. Vapor, 2016-A Maple An,, GtrJ •• ab-, 1M. Mn, Frank s;.;. .. l(f, 1D11 Mn. Frut S: Pl,j)U.sbiDC Co,, '1S4 St.Umar
Costa Mesa, Breoes 2280 FOUDtaiD 9111 Fidaecta 428! Bf'OCQ:klt (r. tO, Costa Mesa 92627: Robert ~tlllv'
Boy--Mr, and Mrs. JobD W. Co8ta Mesa. 1 YlDI. 1 1 M. Sberllf, 7S4 Sballmar, tO,
CALL: '
f71416l9-1:151
OGDEN-ORANGk
HOURSa lolO TO SalO
MONDAY THRU I'RIDAY
HALP '8LOCK. SOUTH OP MuARTBUR BLVD.
2640 EAST COA ST HIGHWAY
CO RONA DEL MAR , CALIF O RNIA 92625
Meyer, lO·U -8 W. 18t.b st.. Boy--Mr. am Mrs. Richard Boy--Mr, alld Mrs. James B. Costa Uesa 92627; Dtana R,
Costa Mesa. Morales, 2416 0ranp b e •• Bela.tnmt, 904 Peace Place. Co-Sberitt, '734 Sballmar, tO, Co-11.-'i. Boy--Mr. am Mrs.StevenW. Costa Mesa sta Mesa. sta Me11 92627. ,
Nation, 2525-C Eldea St., Costa Ctrl--Mr: and Mrs. Michael Boy--Mr. aod Mrs. Roberto Ttd.s busloess Is being con-~esa. Helrtng, 1800 Pomoaa AYe., A. Rodricun. '135-C SbaUmar, doeted bJ a partnersb!p.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 8 Costa Mesa, Colla Mesa. Signed: otaaa R. Sheriff.
Boy--Mr. and Mrs, Cbarle1 Glrl--Mr, and Mrs. Darwin • SUNDAY, SEPT. 24 This sta.temeat ftled wltb the
R, Ellert, 3472 San W:ar1110 Lobdell, 21zo Patsoos, Costa Glri--Mr. aDd Mrs, Mtcbael elert of Oruce County
Circ le, Costa Mesa. Mesa. R. Kutoy,l29-l/2+ethSt., West OD: 18, 1972,
Boy--Mr. aod Mrs •. Roaald • SATURDAY SEPT 16 Newport E. st couoty clerk,
R. Wtnterburn. 4545 Gorham Boy--Mr, ~ Mr.s. Eugeoe Boy--Mr. aDd Mrs.JamesM. Benrly J. deputy.
WA·TER CO.
710-ANo.
Cleaned aod Repaired
Quality wortmanahlp -Rea110nable prices
FOil FIRE:IE ESUMA.TE
Call 673-9383 T~Hts, lhru sa t. 9-12 &. 1-5
ART AND RESTORATION
1:\'('():\1 E
t""()Jl l{)LT
Road, Cameo Shores, R Mooroe l05 Post Road Wood 189 Costa Mesa St. Co-~lisb : U , Oct.
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 9 c~ Mesa: ' sb. t.t'esa. ' 12,1912, lD -~:N;;.p;rtF~:t&===~~:,===== Gtrl--Mr, aod Urs. Martin Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glrl--Mr. am Mrs. Barry E. Eulp.
rrom n ( ;u •...
• You calll"tTt'ivc a life m~:ome
and immt·th:tte tax ben(!fifs by
J lil rt il'i pa I i IlK in ont · of J-loag
Memorial llti"Pita / P res by ter ia n's
frmr diff•·r··nt L ift! Income
Gift P J:111 ....
Write or call todar lor information:
Mr Tllom"s K Stadhroger
HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITA L
PRESBYTERIAN
301 Newport Boulevard
Newport B~:a ch CA 92660
Telephone 5<18·0650 -E•tensoon 106
A. Kordlct , 900 VIa Zur!cb Stickler, 1125 Essex, West-Wtll1ams, 134 JoAna street,
Clrcle, LJ~ Isle. cUlt. Costa Mesa.
Boy--Mr. aDd Mrs. JobD G. Girl--Mr. and Mrs. Johll W, • MONDAY, SEPT. 25
Hlbble, 1522-1/2 Miramar Dr., Borebett, 923 Go~. Har-Glrl--Mr. aDd Mrs. Kuanc
Balboa. bor View Hills. S. Cbuanc, 1367.C Babr St.,
Glrl--Mr . and Mrs. Robert • SUNDAY, SEPT. 17 Costa Mesa,
W. Parker, 1966-1/2 West. Boy •• w.r. IDd Mrs. Robert Glrl--Ur.IDd Mrs. Richard
mi.Dster An., Costa Mesa. F, Ruaeek, 3100 RO&D:Ike LIDI. T. Garrett, Z60 16th Place,
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 10 Costa MeSL Costa Mesa.
Boy--Mr. alld Mrs. JobD A. • MONDAY, SEPT, 18 • TUESDAY, SEPT. 26
Smith, 5071 Chataa Circle. BoJ--Mr, aDd Mrs. WWlam Gtrl •• Mr. ud Yn. Larry
lrvlDe. R, Beattliea, 995 Treotoo Way. E. Enu, 257 E. Ca.ta Mesa
Boy--Mr. anc1 Mrs. Rtcblrd COlla Mesa. St. Coata Mesa.
G. McUWeo, 502 Marpe:rlte, Boy--Mr, aod Mrs, stanley Clrl--Mr, aod Mra. C!Uford
CorCX&a delMar, B. Patt1eoa. 2027 Paloma St.. E. Dudel8oa, 2887-C Hlekory
• MONDAY. SEPT, 11 CoD Mesa. Pl., Costa Mea.
Boy--Ur. and Mrs. Robert • TVESOAY. SEPT, 19 Glrl--Mr. aad Mrs. DaWI
J. MahloG, 259 COlt& Mesa Gtrl--Mr. aDd M,.., Oweo M, C. TCTJ, 1410 Wat.oa An.,
Street, Costa Mea.. Kresa, 599 Grud HaYeoClrcle, Costa Mesa.
Glrl--Ur. ud Mn. Law-Co.ta MM&. Glrl--Mr, aad Ml'l. Tbomu
reoee U. Dabl1D, 19432 Sierra Gtrl--Mr, ud Mn. Mlcbul A. E~ 3016 Garu.ld, Co-
Lqo Street. lrYIDe, KWcore, 1356 Wat.oo, Colla ata Mea,
:.----------------------11-Bo7--11r. aoct llro. lllcbul Glrl--llr. aod llro. Wllllam A. ~. Ui Broe4waJ, Co-
Hunting for
!he UOUSU<l/?
It's open SC<l·
son ilnd bir
pme for you
smilrt utsl
Be funky
.,d , • ..., itt
Beastly aurac-
dve fashions
lh•t look
.,_,Jve" 01re
runninJ wild ••
Lorraine lutharland
FASHIONS AT THE BEACH
I ..... OlllliOAD AI lAY SID! DIIVI
Eatebfl.r..d •Inc. Jutr I Me
NIW,OII IUCH 67S-lll3
Zarii:DI, 1525 Ptac•te. WNt eta Mea.
Nowport Relplo, ' WEDIIESDAY, SEPT. 27
Glrl--llr, aoct lira. Do-.t Bo7--llr. aoct llro. T-r G.
P, IU!Ide8CID., US JoAIIII st., Rice, 5101 Yeuti.Dc Aft., Jr.
Co* 11-. YIDI.
Glr'l--Mr. IDd Mrs. Wlll1am Bor--Mr. ud Ura. Manta
F. Todd, 11971 RadM Dr1 .. , L. Smith, 17'111-8 W-1-
lrflat. An,, c-. u-.
Bor·-llr. aoct llrs. EI'IIHI Bo7--llr. 111111 llro. -
1'. Grot"•, IOU FUlmore WIJ, C. C .... actwm, J41 A'fOCadl),
1115, COita M.a. IJ, CoG y.._
Bor--llr. Uld llro. Edwud Bor--llr. 111111 lira. -
Bawortb, 5101 Haroem LaDt, M. GUewood. 1'178 CrMrwwt
1n1M PllcoC_II_
• WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10 • TRUiiiiiAT, llopl. Zl
eo, •• Mr. 111111 llro. Ror E, Glr1--llr. aod lira, 1• R.
A-,, 141 WUnlt Slrlll, Co-Prlco, 111411 Slorn LlDdo, lr·
llall-YIDI. eo, •• llr. aoct llro. Duld Bor--llr. 1114 llro.l-I •
Dulloc. IGI w. ~ c-s-. 141M Gnnow ~ .. _ lnloo.
Bor··llr. aod llro. loiiD Glrl--llr. Ud lira. lola L.
-.. 1017 --.Co-Gncello, .. I.C 111QorJ Pl.,
11oM-C-M-Girl--llr, Ud llro. lola Glaol·-llr, IIIII lin. ..,_
-· liM! -Clftlt, M. -. .1$..1) a.._ rm.. • ... ,c ........
• tBWIAT,IDT, 11 Bo7--llr •. aod lin. -L.
.., .......... lin. -• ...,,,~ ........ ~ ~:.!. 1011-11 CW~oa. :-:.o.a, oct. I
..,....... .. lin. JJonl .., ..... •~~n. LmJIJ.
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ADULTS U.OO JUNIORS $1.00 I Chllol,_ -12 PIR-,_I •
I
THE EARTH FROM THE SKY --Nowportl!e&ch,Diae11a.od,
dowatowD Los Angeles, the Queen Mary •• , all from 1,000
feetl These aod other Jarce aerial pbotoJJ'aphs prOYide
topoppbtc.al vlewt of tamlliJ..r landmarks 1a a aew elblblt
at Newport Harbor Art Mu.uum, 2211 W. Balboa Bl'rd.,
Ctotral Newport. Dtacusslng tbe ezblblt ue, left to rlebt,
Mn. Walter D. K. Gibson Jr., president ol Ule museum
council; Jack Van Eden, rlce.presldeot of VTN Corp,,
lrYlDt·t.sed eogineertnc Urm that took the pictures; ud
Mrs. Glenn TurnbeU, curator of emtbltlonB. The VTN
elhlbtt La rwmlnc concurrently with "CaWornla: 1910,"
a surny o1 painUnc ln Callfornia from 1900-19%0, drawn
from four Bay Area collections, tbe Otkla.Dd Museum aod
MUla Collep Md the M, H. de Young Memorial Museum
and Mr. and 1Mrs. Jolm Garr.oll of San Francisco. (R. W.
Youor photO.)
Home tour set for Oct. 28
Tbt -Ull Jodr Gllld --• ... ,;, ---., ... eo.---"' Cllllllroo•o a., 1M11 cf Or-alo at-· r....-ca~-..,. r.. -will bt a~~~eo.trwtlharhrtlalrd .._ ll 11111t Ill& U _. ...,. t PM tla tnM&JW-
.-1 --....... -• "*"' _., WlfWII. - -., ol4 Calllonla ....._ ullo_.._..._ To pr--1o......,. 11....,.,.._111.
............ --· Oet.lt, ud _., -......... __ lo,p,., ._ 1 i11tJ1 041*111 oM1Joc AMMUAL MUTING l!T
Tbt -will ..,_ 111o ,_ ,.. ' *' ._ 11 .,._ Tbt Clll.lll o.a-c-
-o1 llr. ud llro.-ltrlll. ol ~ c.-, will bold Ito c .. t± .SIIr. aid lin. Mr. <idU 'JI• ra1111 Mil 1Ja. .-1 Itt Oct. 14 htll ot.1 Jr. from tltillfft .. *"'• td, W'ldcb are coiorftll at..._, .-i.e . ...._ port BeiQ ..,... tbl .. _ 1111*'111 cup, u a ~0 0: f • It
Vtrdt bo-ol llr. ud llro. Tbo1 ore loopl Ia aa _.alb IHc 'Ill willa a -,._
pw••·-udllr ud b'IJJI pooiiDitlt_.,-., ati:IOp.m.,-1>1'-·
-.......... • --Jftw ,....,. ... lor tbe Board
llro. ?"'**Il •-. ud c-·-·· cf DR-• w111 bt-._ =-·~ IIOult, tbe E1-Mr. c..,.utst• la a put at tiU an"ac. Awardl tor
Tbt bo ' !oar joel 11 mellll>or o1 ltlt lloord o1 II-pu1 _.,. will aJoo bt pre-
cllroc:tod .!'" llr C:.:,. c.. ·-· "' c-. ..,_.I -..., Tbo ..--1 lto1l •• •· • o1 0raaco c.-,. o1 111o c-w111 ap111 thJo -..--: llro. IIJeboel Tbo _., 110111-olllr. ,.... ... -tbt_.... K•llr, ,.,, aad meau, a.ad IJXl Kra.BttlObwclr .... •
llro. WIUiam Eo10~ Uetot 1 .,...s ...., o1 tbt '*' ~a,. ----------
ebolrmao. Elllry 1o pJ.J to~~~~~~-LEGAL NOTICE Tbo m>lqM bouUqDO, ODder bome 1>1' 1 -1011 pooL --~:=::=:..:::=..:-'.::.=--
tbt l'lldlnee ol. Mrs. Drew It 1a ~ lA a tndltlo&l 1101'1:£ OF INTENTION TO
lmW, lin. Robert Tbomu, maDDer wltb OrWIIa1 ~ llfGA.GE 1M TBE SALE OF
ud llro. Woodrow LaDe, wiD ud .._. Tbo -,_, ALCOHOU: BEVERAGES
bt bold ID tile poddlo leluiJo are deeclnl4d ID -o1 9-ZB-'IZ
coart at the Peoder bome 1D fUlUI cream trc.e ud~ld TO wa>ll rr KAY CONCERN:
lloa Verde. Tbo -"'will Tbt lamtiJ rOom 11 bJpH..,..; W.ltct to -. ol tile
1Dcl.ll1e aa.usuat, bud mlde wltb 1 bud pe1ated waU •.-al Ue.ut appu.t lor, DOUce Ls
tr....,..es trom all tile cuW o1 orla.t bamboo ID .,111 Joof, -poo !bot tile oode<-
membell and tbe CbOcettes. daDe bJ lin. Oberc"• motblr l1llltd SIICIPC*I to ~ell alco-
Some of tbe ttema offered for 1 profeask)Dal artlJt. ' bolle t:.rena-at tbe prem-
tall Include CbrUtmu OI'DI-Tbt bome olllt. ud Mra. &-, ducrlbed utollows: 2531
meats ud 11,.. ptanb. PbUUp HI.Ddlemu La a ..,. , VtD. 0.1 Sol, Nnport Beach.
ReMrn.Uclbl may be made lull Mea V•dl 5 bedroom. p_.-.nt to IOCb lateDt!oD,
by ealllll& llro. WlJJJam Eoce~ .. arebltoetural -· 1o a tilt -tllpod II IJIIIJyiDc to 5oM-U?8, or Mn, Michael st:a..lrnJ 'IJtth a kJac wer pl-tbl Dlpartmtat ol. AlcoboU.C
Keeler, 55'7-SZ'M. 1ery ballw&J, S.enp CGDtrol for 11s11aoce
The Guaenbeim bOrne In Tbe Doad:l p_.., boiM 1a of u alcobollc beYence Uceue
Dover SbOres wu buUt to ac-located at tbe l.5tb .talnrar of (or U.teMH)IcrtbeMpremtaes
Deb ball plans told
tbe Me• Verde Golf Clllb, ud u 1Dilow1: ON SAL£ BEER "
bl«<ds -tempanr)' wtlll u-WillE (BONA FIDE PUBUC
UQ-. Tbe ..,..U -lam-EATIIIG PLACEl
Uy ban addecl a pMdlt t.ea~~ta Georp A. Zimmer
1o a tall setting ol cbryaan-Rodmllll, Norman Coolee
tbemums aod dallies, mothers Waler, aDd Garold R;~.ymol'i
of tbe NaUouJ Charity Leque Tamer.
deblft.ates oooveoed Oc:t. 5 at
lbe bome al Mrs. Johll Grao -SIGhiA ALPHA IOTA TO
zella lor catlee aDd a teYiew BECIN NEW SEASON
of ball plaos. Tbe 0ranp coUaty Alumoae
Mrs. Brian Ewald, ball di-Chapter at sterna A.,ba Iota,
rector, aad ber cammtttee dJs-tmeroat1olll..l profeuiooal rna-
cussed the plan.! tor the 19.'12 ale fraternity tor women, wtll
detMaante ball, to be beld Nov. bectn tbe new aeuoa w:ttb a
25 at tbe Newporter Inn. Pro-mumcal program, business
cedures such as correct debU-meet:tnc, ud tea. Ha.teu will
tante attire a.od the st. James be EU&abeth Parr, ualsted bf
Bow were stiessed. Betty Neeb, a.t No. 2 Hermltage
Mothers of tbe 13 debutantes Lane, Ble Canyoo, at 1:30 p.m.
are Mmes. Frank DeWigbt s-•-<ta n~ 14 ~-y,~, ..
court to tbttr ..--11. FIJlllc Ballor, loc:.
Tbe Eolaocta .._ Jo bt1D1 Plbllob' <let. IZ, 19'lZ, lD the
dlspla)'ecl tbrouJb tbt eoopon-l<"''llrr lltrbor Eulp~.
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bam Ira Harris. Robert Meh1n planlst wtU perform "Suite
Hauck, John Hallam Hiestand, poputili-e £spaoole" by De
Dooald Fra.nkUD Hotrard, Row* Falla, aDd tbe last 2 move-
lm:l Gardner l..ollmaD, Ll5., ments of the FraDCII. sooata
Stewart t.Ums, Guy Everett lor pt.a.oo and vtoUn.
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Oct 18, Ylth a decorated pump-
kin cootest u Jta special fea-
ture. Job.D &DdDaWDHess, BUoa
cradtates, w111 prOYide tbe mu-
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ts a craduate of tbe Unlnrstty
ol Wa.shinctoo. GiDDR will pre-
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when the others
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1r MIIID W . ..,AU, lUI.
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lea. ReLulces Macenuy
Re&aious 1-.
•
' Gold<D T<xt : "Aod lu tovgloJ. so-yil<g -· ,,.._, 1• it fiOI ..,;, ..... M1 ltotU~ 1Wl hi' calltd of oil ,..lioJU tlu /uJtu, of;•,wf hi */# lulw fltfNU
ilo dn .. f tJoi-vd' (Mark II :17).
ONS!t>ERATTON hu al-
ready been riven to th~
aotable miracle which Je-
IUI performed in Cana of
Galilee. This miraculoWi
act of changing water into
wine at a. marriage-feast is
recorded in John 2:1-1 I. After "this
beginning of his signs [ miradcs 1." Jews goes down to Capernaum, an
1mportant town located on the north-
em shore o( th~ Sea of Galilee. In
John 2 :12 we read these words.
"After this he (Jesus] went down to
Capemaum, he, an11 his mother, and
his brethren, and his disci ples : and
they continued there not many days."
Reijarding this particular verse, the
comment of two modern Biblical
scflolar-1 should be noted : "Nazareth,
nut Ca.na, would ap~r to bt: the
place fmm which Jesu..c; 'went down'
U rom the hill -country of Galil«: -
camp. chap. 4 :47, 49, 51) to Caper-
naum, for His brethren, who art: not
s,,,id to han· bc:en with H ;Hl in Cma,
are uow of the compo111y .... \Vt"
~nvc her~ thl' earliest appt·;Jrancc of
this busr and thrivin~: Galile:1n town
·:: the histoq of our Lt:lrd·~ lifr. Tht·
· ·.~ir related in M::ttthew -1:1.3 :md
Lilkt: 4 :31 bd onRS to a l:!.tl't pt"rioJ
rh O'In _ r l1i~. a f!eriod subsequent to tht"
nnpr1 ~onment ,,f ]1)hn th~ l:!<tpt•st
(;;.ee ch<tp . .3 :22 ·. luk('~ n:.llr:.ti•c.
11'1\\"t.'vcr (chap. 4 ::?3 t, cr-.ntams an
allus ion to earl1t-r llli racl rs in Caper-
n.1um \Vhc !h~>r rderen~··· is madt" t·~
this P<H!ic ubr visit {\\'lu.-h. through
the nearness oi the pa•"(··.-er, was of
~hort rluration) Qr not. !: ii interest-
ing to n1'te that the h•·u c\·angclist:-
agrce in rccordin~ :'\ rc"'i•luw(" o f Je-
sus in this town e:trlier than tltat
brought into promi ence in Matthew
4 :13. [n the Fourth Gospel Cape:r-
naum occupies a ve:-y subordinate
place ; the centre of the f udMn min-
istry was Jerusalem" {cf. William
Milligan and William F. Moulton, n., Gospel A ccof'di"!J to )ohK, 1883,
p. 46). Thus, verse 12 forms a tran·
sition between John 2 :1-11 and 2 :13-
25. Therdore, after a brief stay at
Capemaum, which later became the
center of our Lord's ministry in Gali·
ke, Jesus went southward to Juu-
~al~ in ord~:r tO bt: present aa: th~
Passover. .
Th~ outline of the pre-sent l~s~n .
which i!\ entitled "J~su~Rebuk~s Mer-c~r:lf)' Rc:Iigious Leaders," is as fol-
lows : '
I. The Act of Jesus in cicansin~
the Tt-mple (John 2 :13-17)
2. The Promised Sign (John Z :18·
22)
3. The !ftncr:J} Results of Christ's
.\1anifestation in Jerusalem (John
2 :23-25 )
THE ACT OF JESUS IN CLEANSING
THE TEMPLE
In John 2:13-17 we read the io!-
lowing : "And the Jews' passover was
at hand, and J c~u~ went up to Jeru-
salem, and fou:ori in the temple those
that sold oxett anti sheep "'-Od doves,
anr:l the ch!!nK~:rs fJ { n1oney sitting:
/\nrl when he had made a scourge (1 {
small CIJrde;, he '!r. \'t the1 11 all nut
of !lit" tcm ~lt:. and 1he sheep. and tht'
o xen; and poured nut the chan;:o\_rs'
money, :md overth rew the t;lJJr~;
Anrl said \lllll" tlocm th:li ~ld dm·c;.,
Take these thin,O::"s hcn ~o.·: r.1akc n••t
n:y Father ·~ hr.u,r Jn h•1u~e of mer-
chandise. AnU i ~~ di::...:i r,les re:nclll-
1><-red that it \\·~.,. wrillc:u, The zeal of
t~inc h ou~e hath e~t~"n me up." In
vtew o i the ,,ea rnt"SS oi the PaS5-
over, J cc;us made a pilgrima,~re tn
J eru$3lem so that He could atlrnU
this ~re;'!;t fcc;tival which commtmo-
rated l!.e deliverance from Egyptian
bondage T his Pa~~over was the firs!
in our Lo rd 's public ministry. Other
Passovers are speci fica lly mentioned
in the Gospel of john, f0 r example,
6 :4 and 1 J :55. It should be noted
that the unnamed feast o f John S :1
may have bt-en a P assover. Accord-
ing to John 2 :13-25, the pruenc:e of J eaus at the Passonr (verse. 13, 23)
was made memorable by the fint
cl_cansing of the temple. On this sig-
ntficant occasion Jcsw purified the
temple by driving the tradert out of
His Father's house. This partitular
cleansing of the house of God is to
be distinguiabed from the cleansing
of the temple which took place dur-
ing the lut week of the Lord•, earthly
mini!'try (d. Matt. 21 ·12-16 ; Mark
II :15-17 ; Luke 19 :45, 4G ). Thus,
lint act of our Lord':. public mind-
try in Jerusalem il a forecast of the put work of purifit:1tion which He
11 to accomplish. In thi• conneetion
the wordt r«'CCrded in Malachi 3 :1·3
ahoald be noted. ''Behold, I wiU I<Dd
my -· ond h• ohaJJ _... the way before me: ond the Lord,
whom ye IHI<, ohaU suddenly <>orn<
to hit temple. ...., the -of the ........,., whom yo ddip Ia: be-
bold. Joe --l&illl tho Lonl of ._, Bat .too _., lllldt tho
..,. of •• camlorf _. .too .....
...... wt.a Joe II'FCI ... I for Joe lo
•• • 'solo 11ft.-' .. ,..,..
-: Allil Joe .. Ill M a I ' ....... ., ........ Joe ..
purify tbe 10111 of Levi, aDd purp
them u IJ'C)Id ond tilvel', that they
may offff' unto the Lord an o!Hi:nc
in righttOUinell.,.
The nangeliat rivet a cnphk: •~
cou.nt of ouT Lord's deansiDc of dlt:
temple. Within the acred ~1ft,
in lt'te Court of the Gentiles. tht: tnf·
fi e of sclliJJ«" the ucrific::ial animals
along with the cban(ing of money
wa.c; t.-king place. In "iew of the ir·
rt-v('r~uce o f s u('h business being car-
ried on in the temple, _T~sus forbids
His Father's hou~ to be turned into
a hui\ar. Ttler~fore, makin~ a
srour~e r>f !lm all ~:ords. Jesus d rives
n ut tJ,.. hu\ er,_ and ~lltrs with the
;min:als. overturns the tables of the
n1o:w_,. 1·hangers, and bids those who
art-~d ling rt<.ov~s to take them out,
and not make His Father's houH: a
hou~ of mnchandisc. Such a mani-
festation o( ritt"htcous anger prompts
our Lord's disci-ples to ~call the
words o f the Psalmist, "For the zeal
o i thine houSe hath eaten me up"
(cf. P~a . 69 :9 ). Hen it is worthy of
note that Jesus Himself by cleanaing
thc-temple publicly assumes the func::·
tion of the Messiah. This act of
purifyin~t the house of God was truly
significant at the very beginning of
Jesus' ministry in Jerusalem.
THE PlOMISlD SIGN
Verses 18-22 read as follows :
"Tht-n answered the Jews and said
unto him, What sign sbewest thou
unto us, seeing that thou docst these
things? Jetus answered and laid
unto them, Destroy thi1 temple, and
in three days I will raise it up. Then
said the Jews, Forty and six /can
was this temple in building, an wilt
thou rear it up in three days? But he
spakc of the temple of his body.
When therefore he was risen from
the dead, his d isciples remembered
that he had said this unto them ; and
they bc1i~ved the scripture. and the
word which Jesus had said." At this
point the Je:wish authorities asked
fe r some visible proof of l.h is author-
ity which Jesus exercised in rebuk-
ing mt'rCenary religious leaders. It
!ihOtlld be noted that Jesus' answer 10
the J ~:w ~ was one which they did not
l!nderstand, namdy, that 5h0\11d ''this
t:!n1ple'' ~ destroyed, He would raise
it up again on the. third day. Our
Questions
&Answers
., H£N iii:Y J , H t:YOT , T ... O .
"THE CHOOEN PEOPLE"
236 WEST 7ZND ST., NEW YORK
(.)uc!i!Jon: I lla1·e hun told that in
the lt"wish mysticol .,..,;tinRS thrre is
ft'/t'rt'riCt' to the Trinity . Can you gi11e
"" art t'.rample of this.'
A ns>~·,.r: The artic le hy ProfesMJr
Samu~:l Kraus.s (Budapest. Hungary J
1n the ll'wish £,cydoprdia freely ad·
mits that the Cabala, and especially
ir ~ fundamental work, the Zohar, wu
lc.-!"s hostile to the dogma o f the Trin-
ily than the Jewish apologists and
~tales, ··by its speculations reprding
the father. the son. and the spirit it
evolved a new trinity, and thus be-
came dangerous to Judai!l.m. . . kt
rhat Christians and converts like
Knorr von Rmenroth, Reuchlin, and
Rillangel found in the Zohar a con--
firmation of Christianity and espe-
cially the dogma of the Trinity."
As an eumple of this we shall give
a quotation from the lahar on Exo-
dus, se<:lion 4Ja -4J b where, in the
tlii\CU!l..,ion of the phylacteries, the
union «:~preued in the SheM:rt it ex-
plained as followt: "'Hear, 0 brael.
YHVH Elohenu YHVH is one'. 1beae
rhree are one. How can the three
Names he one? Only through the per-
ception of Faith: in the vision of the
Holy Spirh. in the beholding of the
hidden eyes alone, The mystery of the
audible voice is timilar to thit, for
though it is one yet it consitts of three
eJemenu -tire. air, and water. whic h
have. however, become one in the
mystery of the voice. Even so it i1
with the mystery of the thru:fold
Divine manifestations dcsitnaled by
YHVH • Elohenu YHVH -three
modft whK:h yet form one unity."
Perhapt the moet important doc·
trlne of the Cabala it thtt of the! SE-
FIROT ("countlnp,"' from IMIPitll.f',
.. to count .. ). Some atbali!lb eonekter
the Seftrot to be klentlcal. in their
totaU1y. with the DiviM Una whUc
to othen they .,. tM IM*• ct. or
a,encict thrOUifs wh~ God manJ..
festa Hi• exm.noe. Tllae .,. tue:-
c:a&ive cmanaUont of, Of from. tbc
Divir~e Bcina. Tbe er. Sdrab, IC.M.-
( Crvwn) • Is idonllcal with tho primoJ
.. m o1 God sod 11 dl«..-1-"""'
""' -(-...... "ddo I• ftnloo") only so boint olio .... riled
oflllttlno-Thlslotholnlol
tho I 0 Solrot IIIII lo ploood al 1ho -ollloo ___ h_dl-
---trillltlol. Tilt ..
JOHN Z:IJ-25
Lord's rdenntt: was to H is f\Jturc.
dea.th and murrection which the
Jews at that time could cot have un·
dentood. Here wu a lip in com-
plttc contntt to the one the Jews
soucht It is interesting to observe
the reply fiven in verse 19 which
wu afterward quoted a~nst our
Lord on the oc:cuion of His appear-
ance before Caiapbu the hich priest
(d. Matt. 2115:61).
THE GENERAL IESUL T Of CHI I 51'S
MANIFESTATION IN JERUSALEM
Verses 23-25 are as follows : ''Now
when he (Jesus] was in Jenualcm at
the passover, in the feast day, many
believed in his name, when they saw
the mira:Jes which he did. But Je:sus
did not commit himself unto th~m.
because he knew all men, and needed
not that any should testify of man :
for he knew what was in man." Time:.
place, and circumstance arc given in
verse 23. The account is the te:sti-
mony of an eyewitness. We ha\"e a
brief description of the Lord's 1r.ani-
festation in 1he city o f JeruAAlem.
During thr feast of the Passover,
many wrrc lPrl to a belirf in J.:sus
h~·c:•·t~e of th<: :,,i:ad-es ("signs")
whtclt tl tl \" had set·:, him do. Coo-
ccruiq~: :his pa $S<~;::e a modem corn·
n:el!l .:.tc..:-write:. :~s foll ows : "It is
clt•a r. ho,·,f;\'tr, fro111 the sequd that
to til~·sc ~l ie1·e.rs the mi racles Wt'!e
nn t signs :ndic:Jiivc of the true na-
tun: uf le&u~. H e U1d nut tht.rdnrt·
'trust hir.-~sdf to them.' With H is
uu ic;uc insi~ht intv human nature,
f'll1J•h ::~~'zcd b1· tf,t' c:van~.:el ist. we mJy
su r r,~J '\.C that He reJ:arded all b<:lief
in Him ;tS superficial which docs not
have as its !HOSt essential elements
the cou:.ciousne!\5 of the need for for-
givt·ness ~md tht: con vi ction that H e
alone is the Mediator oi that forgive-
ness' (d. R. V . G. Tasker, Tlu c;os·
ptl Acco,di'ltg to S t. JoiiK, 1960, pp.
64, 65 ). Furthe:nnore, this passage
brings out the wonderful attribute of
omniscience in the Lord Jesus. ln-
stances of our Lord's !!upcmatural
knowledge are to be noted in the
F ourth Gospel, for example, John
1:12, 47, 48 ; 3 :3 ; 4 ,29 , 6:61, 64 ;
il :4, IS; 13:11 ; 21 :17. Thus, the
bdo,·ed disciple bears a faithful wit-
ness to the true Deity of Jesus the
M...W..
lhree form the intell igible world. the
M:cond triad is moral in character and
il'l called "the §OUI-world," and !he
third constiiUtes the natural world.
Here God i5 se1 rorth al'l a trinity of
trini1i" in manife!'lting Himself tn the
world • • • •
Qveation: II th~ teaching of th~
trinity iz correct aftd Christ is a s~p
arat~ per.Jon from th~ Father, why is
H~ callrd "T hr everltUting F1.1thd' in
Isaiah 9:6?
A"'wer: In formalized Christian
theology we have laid stress on "not
con{oundina the persons" of the God-
head, This is, of course, neccuary.
However, let us not 10 to the extreme
or ruling out all parallels. So we have
'"holy Father," "thy holy child Jesus,"
and "Holy Spirit." All three are called
"God" and "Lord." Thus, to speak of
the Messiah u "The everlastina
Father" or "Father of eternity" (as
the traftllation may be) is not tl all
out of order. Jt may be questioned
why, after ucribinJ the title "miJhty
God" to the Messiah, 1uch a strona
ftaure u ••everlutinf Father" lhould
have to be used. Jtt ncce.ity rall in
the fact -that the inspired author it act-
tina forth the absolute deity of the
Masiah, Lac any doubt should arile
out of lf'e fact that he i1 1p0ken of u
••a ton" he ia oow tet forth as the
eternal Father. Aay thou,lbt of Hit
btina a created bcint a. ruled out
When the ttatement it made that "a
child iJ born .. , a tOa it &iveo," the
reference: i1 to Messiah'• manJfetta·
lion in the 1\e:th and bu notbloa at all
to do with a suppoeed previoul cre-
ation or a ""bctettinJ in etemlty" u
tOme are wont to refer to it. He 1&.
Indeed, 1lle Abl Ml, 111e P-of
et«nrity. tbc Etcrut Father. It lt for
tbil l'tai011 that Jobn couJd •Y· '"Ia
the bqiilllftfna wu tbe Word .•• 'The
~~me wu in the btpantn1 wkb Ood"
(Joho I : I, l); Paul could aftlrm,
"And he It before aD thl-IIIII by
hial all 1hh>p -(~
r:7); ...s """'-1:10 could .s..
daR, "'''hau, Laid, lo 1M bqlonint
1t11M: Wd the foudntioe of tbe artb:
ud ........... tho-of thy
-..." He HbMIIf eoutd •Y• ..... fon Ah' · .., J _ ... (lolwt I :SI)
Nd."l -~ aod a-.. ... ........... ( ...... ,. 1:11) •
THE CROSS Of 0 I I OR .Of CHRIST . ® OR •• (f).
Tut:
llop'-ll'om 1110 A ... IT, lt'IO,
I:IIICD 8tb11 pq~." ((o•fl•••4 ,.. I••• ••drJ
Because d tbe curre11t popularity d that aymbol, perb..,. we. abollld
know sometbJQI more aboUt Ita baelqrrouod. Tho man moot r•poMiblo for Ita
revival as a peace symbol Is Bertrand Russell, the British pbllo~lat, mathe-
matician and p~Jiooopber. He proposed Its use to youthful dlearmament demon-
strators at.Aidermaston In EQ~IaDII In 1958,; His purpose was to recllcaltae ·
British youth. For, you see, Russell Is a socialist who favors communism u
the only Corm r1 government that holds out any hope for this world. He 18 also
openly anti-Christian. In his book, "The .WII\ To Doubt," he wrote, "I am t
dissenter from all religions, and I hope that every klod r1 religious belief will
die." So It Is not at all surprlsiQI that Russell should have chosen a claaslcal
anti-Christian design which Is a perversion d the cross d Christ aa hla peace
symbol. The kind ol peace he Is proposiQI for modern man Is not peac,e with
God In Christ :Which makes peace possible with one another through Cllrlot. He
wants the world to unite on the basis of socialistic principles. In aayiQI what
he does, Russell reveals himself as an agent and a tool ol Satan aDd an avowed
enemy of Jesus.
Russell's peace sYmbol has for many centuries been associated In
classical symbolism with Satan ism, devil worship and black magic. This Is
~
r oadlly understandable because ol Emperor Nero's use r1 the broken cross to
crucify Peter upside down. The Encyclopedia ·Britannica says r1 Nero that he
Initiated "the later policy ol persecution (of Christians) and earned himself the
reputation of Antichrist In the Christian tradition." It was his decision that the
arms oC Peter's cross be ·broken and pointed downward. That cross then be-
came a symbol to early Christians ot all that Is evil and that opposes Christ and
His s aving GospeL 1ol!n Knox, the founder ot Scotch Presbyterianism also under-
s tood this symbol In that way. A woodcut of Satan which he carved has been pre-
s erved In a mus eum In Paris. It Is entitled "The Sign ol the Beast." It Is a
hideous thing, and properly so. The eyes of the devllln Knox's 16th century
woodcut are formed in the shape of Nero's cross.
In the dark ages the Nero cross was adopted by Satanlsts who sought
to make a mockery of the teachings ol1esus. More recently this same symbol
was painted on the doors or Christian churches forced to close by the Bolsheviks
in Russ ia, So it is not jus t an innocent, innocuous little symbol of sorts, fnd 1t
is most definitely not a symbol ol peace in the Christian sense or In any other
s ense. That many people today wear or display this symbol unwittingly we can
well unders tand. But our enemies are not Ignorant or unwitting as to Its signifi-
cance. Calling it a peace symbol is a typical example of their strategy ol caiiiQI
black white, or of labeling a Marxist dictatorship a people's democracy. The
next time you see someone displaying such a symbol, tell him that It is not a
symbol of peace, but of death and destruction.
Some wi II contend, of course, that the use ol this symbol in the pll8t
as a s ymbol of evil does not prevent Its use today as a peace symbol. U millions
of people today regard it as a peace symbol, then that Is what It Is, they will
argue. That is not sensible, however. It is naive. By the same reasoning, if
you could get millions of people to call an apple a tomato, lhen an apple would be
a tomato. It Is and a !ways has been a symbol of death and destruction. The peoPJe
of 1erusalem certainly did not see it as . a P.l'ace symbol when the leglo~ r1
Rome swarmed over thfllr walls. After,~~~~ cat~~~'~n<l <lestFIIC(UOI.\,I"~fF ,~Jtli~.
and the inhabitants s lain or carried off as slaves, peace preval ed at the sin ··
that once wa s the Holy City -the peace ol the cemetery.
11. Over against this modern symbol of death, we d isplay the only legitl·
mate symbol of peace, the cross of our Lord 1esus Chris t. By the grace ol God
and as the people of God, we do know the things thai belong unto our peace. We
know that before that infamous week was over which gave occasion to Jesus to
speak thes e words of prophecy, the cross became a cruel instrument of death
for 1esus. But He went to It willingly bearing the burden of our sins together
with the s ins of all men of all time. Before He left that cross He suffered the
penalty f or every man's sin. He put an end to the cause of strife between man
and God , as well as to Satan's tyranny over man. The arms of His cross are
nol broken; they are outstretched in a gesture that enguUs all men with the love
and mercy of God. That cross meant death for Jesus, but it means \lfe for us.
The cross is a peace symbol that truly gives peace to hearts once worried about
sin a nd about s eparation from God.
The cross c:l Jesus calls the world to repentance. It calls for a
change of heart and mind. And It holds out the promise that "if any man be In
Chris t, he is a new creature." Only that man who ts a new creature in Christ,
renewed in heart and mind by His Spirit, can live at peace with his fellowman.
This is the kind of peace-talk our world needs to hear today as never before so
that men might begin again to hope.
When the cross r1 Christ replaced the cross of Nero on the standards
of the Roman empire two hundred fifty years after 1erusalem was destroyed,
men went forth Into the world under the sign of the cross saying, "In hoc slgno
vlncit,"-under this sign, conquer. The cross conquers men because it con-
quers sin. It is the only power on earth which can effectively transplant the
heart r1 God Into the heart or man and start him loving again with the love ol
God.
Friend, Jesus Is calling to you today. He wants to know 1.( you are
ready and wi lUng to take up His cross and to follow In His train. 1erusalem wu
destroyed because Its people turned from Him and rejected Him. If America 1o
destroyed, II will be for the same reason. Renew your covenant then with Him
today, and then -
"Onward, Christian soldiers, marching (not staDIIIQI still or slttiQI
Idly by) -Marching as to war.
With the cross d 1es118, gol~ on before."
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MOIO(-IIIIIaD,__ -11r 1 ..-..... lac -IIID , •• Gold -from 10:10 p.m. Soq)l. II.U •-• 115205 Bnco Cr-llaflac clllao qaiMI a.-ltpod: LoUo B. -. niaedll$1011wwobW~~&<IJocl I a.m. ~ 14 ••• -.t coat, WH7Nowport,trom mld-4-ar• T'tCIIdrod lo lito TlU -aollllod 111111 tho -tho ..,alro lledroom ot ldJora,lll Hill st., WMINIII-ol&ot 101111 I l.m •••. ~110es
tiMID, wllttbe:lll'"tl•r'J'~ ~ cleft o1 an..r COwsl)' Dlaat c.,.,.•1 ....w.ce at 11• port, r....., tblt btl 1916 llcLauctillD'e ear wu ltJ1pped.
Ul, S. tbe ofllet ol t11:1 cllrk oa: .._. IS, 11'11, ~ Dtamolld .Aft., Bdxla Jal&Dd, Volknl.pD wu ltoltiD trom ot ltereo eqldpmeat nlued at
ol 11'1 -..uttod -. 1. 11 1oao, -etort, 11r -.. -e a.m. Aac. a J>Uir:llr ploco ld tho --$181 wbllo II was ld bls rest-or to JWJII .. U..., wD tbe Btorw)J J. M...._ 4spltJ. 11 IDd t a.m. Sept. u ••• ot Late IDI111tb bltneDZa.m. deoee at o&804 Seubore Ave.,
.......,., Yoaeber .. , to till Pe!bb: Sept. It, 0et. S, U, Polict Picked ._, PatrickiiiiWI &lid 6 a.m •••• A.._., tape Wut Newport, betweea 9 p.m.
-...... II 1110 olllce ol u It'll 111 thollooportRonar S..nz• f1 o1 '111W Ba-deck <abled aUIOOwu .,.., ~ 25 &lid 8:10a.m. Sot>t. U ~ ......,.,: Ullfl • DICJ:f, EUtp.' F -lOoMIS BIYd., Bab., at 7 ·p.m. at from Vern Luce'a car nne ... Dl'nr's wet sutt1, nlaed
IIIJUI 510 ATCO Fl•nelal Cea-U10 W Oceu Froot, Ceatral U YU parted It IU ru1deoce at $45, were tateo from James
hr, 110 Kwport Cllllter OrWt, If~ ud cbarpd bim Yltfl at hOC W. 0c,eu FroDt, W..t Lord's baet JUd at 5215 Bruce
ftowpos't Boocb, c.-J.IGAL MOnCI peuc 1-lloo ..• Carl 11._.-t, from 10 p.m. Sot>t. Creoceot, WH7 Nooport, be-
NMO, llblcll to tho pJaco ol Rlcillr1l '-a, 29, lllld p-21 all 1:10 LID. Soq)l. U. '-4 a.m. ud 6 Lm •••.
b¥1m11 ot lbt --~ 1D FIC'i'mOtB Bumu:sB lfAJIZ LawHDee Mllde, SO botb of ••• Joseph Cbarl:u Tat'Rlce, Frucla Busbman, an employee
aD matter. pc1:ala.lDc to tile BTATDIElfT ZZOS-1/Z W, Ocean F.;,., ceo. 4220 Part Newpcd, &Dd D1aDa of DtlaD:ey Bl'os,Seafoocla,2800
tlltUt ot aid dlcedeet. wttldD Tbt lollowtltc per_, art tn1 Newport, were arrested Taturice, ot tbe same addre11, Lafayette An., Old Newport.
to.r moatbl after tbl ttrltpe. dof.Dc' ballaea u: A1mu Co,, at &114 w. 0eeu Front at were arrested at lO:SO p.m. se&rtd away a SU!IPeCted burl ..
llc:a.tb ot thll DOUce. 1811 NtwpOI't Blfd.,, COlt& 1:10 Lm. IJll1 charpd with at 1000 W, Cout Hwy,, Uar .. lar WileD he surprised the SUS-
' Dated Scltember IS, 19?1, M..a, Calif. tlt:Z'J: Jack wu .. pellc •atostcauoa ... PoUce lDers Mile, mt Mr. TtKartce pecl: outside the baslness at
Ptd.ltoD G. flllrtoa.,. Euc*' reD lttlD:art. 1100 Nottl ... m cbupd coneuua Knunlct. was cbarpd wltb driYllle UDder 6 a.m.
of tho Will of tho atm• IIIJIIOd 1!4., Nooport Boo< II, CaUf. 'II, oil II Port Lido Dr., Port tbe lolloeoce of alcolx>l &lid ---:-:-:-:-:-:---
doc-. neeo; lack A-Gruu, Lido wllb drlfii!C ...,.. 111e Mrs. Toturtce wllb boloc drm J.IGAL NOnce
KEEJn: 6 DJON AttonQ'1 IOIU Eutwood Circle, Hat .. lBfl~e of alcohol after they lD PQbllc • •• A 1965 llustuc FICTrrJOUS Bt.SINESS NAME
at l.&w, Nte 1510 A.no Ft. lactoD Beacb, Callt,11641. lbii4*1 b.lm at 8:45 p.m. at automoblle beloctetDc to James STATEMENT
D&Detal C.ar, 6ZO Nnport Tlda but.Dta il belac coa .. RIYeraide An. and W. Coast Jones, 900 Sea ~. Harbor Tbe following perSODII are
Cuter Drln, Newport Btacb, ducted bJ a PDiftl IIUtDir-Hwy., Marloer'e Mlle. VIew Hills, wu etOI:eo from doing bosiDess as: WboDimnit?,
CaJJI:Jnla *&() Telepboot· lblp, • a. parttng plact at 308 Iris 1863 Port Kimberly PL New-&M-8181, AttOroejslotEIIIC~ Stpeci: J. W. ReSDert. SUNDAY, SEPT. 24 Ave., CorODI del Mar, aome-port Beach 9Z660: ELisabeth
tor Tlda JtattmtDt f1.1eC1 wttb tbe BerDIU'd Mlllller, 44, otl931 time betweeo 5 p.m. Sept. 24 L Cobb 1863 Port Klmberly
jlbtllb: Stpt, 21, 28, Oct. 5. co.ty eJert of Orulrp Co.ty Port Blllql Pl., Harbor VIew lDd 10:30 a.m. Sept. !5 ... Pi., NewPort Beacb 92660;Jobn
1! lift ill lbeNnportHarbcx' oo: Sept. 18, Urll, WIDlam B. Homea. waa attested at 10:55 Greaory Tedesco, 20, of B. Cobb, 1863 Part KJmberly
EUtp. ' st Jolla, eo.tJ clerk, bJ &er .. p.m. at 2400 W. Coast HWJ., 5201-1/2 Seubore AYe,, West Pl., Newport Beach 92660,
er)J J. Jladdo'l, dlpatJ, llarlMre Mile, mt charged Newport, was rasbed to Hoac This business is belng eon-
LIGAL NO TIC I hblllb: Seclt. 21,18, Oct. 5, wttb drtnnc UDder the In-hospital at 11:15 a.m. alter ducted by a geoeral partner-
NE'IPORT HARBOR Ell SIGN
POBUSiiEO WEEKLY -PAGEt
THURSDAY, OCT. I Z, 1m
OORONA OEliiAR, CAL
MRS. DONNA WILKINSON, center, of Newport Beach
dlledSIH the Oct, 14 Sebmltz ball with Mary Sehmttz
and Concrtssmu Jolm G. Schmit&, the prestdelllial calld.l-
date of the American Party. Mrs. Wllklnsoll, ball chl.lr-
mu, aid that proceeds from the $15 a plate d1Imer, to
be held at the DlSDeyland hotel, wm help pay espenses
ot the Schmitz ooogresatonal oewsletter. Speaker for the
eveniDc wHl be Dan Smoot, forr"Qer FBI agent. He will
be lntroduced by actor Walter Brennan of "Tbe Real
McCoys" tame, whO Is Ameri can Party fttwlce chairman.
He will also present Willis Stone, author of the Uberty
amendment to the u.s. constitution. AddiUOlllll informa-
tion on the dlnner dan ce Is anllable by calUng 833-3550
or by writing to the Schmitz ball committee, 401 Plana
Lido, Ltoo Isle, Newport Beach. (Lou Gerding photo.)
KNOW YOUR OFFICER
omcer James Gardiner has
been with the Newport Beach
police department s1Dce Janu-
ary of 19'70, He is oowassigned
Keep cool with
CANVAS
AWNINGS ----12 19'12 1D tbl!fnp:JriRarbor naeoee ol aleobol ••• John tbe trcut wbeel of 1 bicycle sbip
NancE TO CREDrroRS Ea'.tlfl, , F -20292 Harrts GiYebl, 24, al 203-1/2 be was rldiac came oft, and Sl~: EUsabetb L. Cobb.
SUPERJOR COURT OF THE .f:Zod st., West Newport, wu be feU at 15th st. and W. Tbia: statemeot llled wttb the
to tbe community relatioos see-Don't let the sun spa•l your paho lun Shade w1th colorful lion. can~as lor COOl comfort. Call STATE OF CAUFORNIA:o FOR LEGAL MOTICE anelted at 7:45 a.m. a.t 4.ZD:d OctaD Froat, sutrertnc wbat comfy clerk of 0ruge Cooaty
THE COUNTY OF mANGE ----· st. and Seashore An. and was dlaposed at Boac as a oa: Oct. 2, 1972, by BeYer)J
lfo. A-'74005 NOTJ::E TO CREDITORS cbarced Yltb possessloo of CODCassloo. J. Maddoz, deputy eotmtyclert.
Eltata of HALLIE E. MAN-SUPERIOR COURT OF THE property from wblcb a serial • MONDAY, SEPT. 25 PubUsh : Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26,
NDIG, Decea.aed. STATE OF CAUFORNJA FOR au:ber ~ ~re~~after A bicycle ftlued at $100 was 1972, lo the Newport Harbor
NOTJ:E IS HEREBY GIVEN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE ~~!'ed bl I r ....... J •-Bea re-stoleD from Gayle Bostwlet's Ensign, F -2055'1
to tbe creditor• ol tbe aboYe No. A-'7Stol __. eye • • • · 0"" rn-p.rage at 3ZO Larkspur be.,
oamed decedellt tbataDperiCGI Estate of CHARLOTTE M. ard Tbreet, 23• of 2912 w. c d 1 Mar between 3
n--.-A Cout HWJ.,MarioersMUe,was orooa e ! ---·-------baYinc ela1011 qa1ut tbe llid RHODES,~ Hted at hla es1deo and p.m. and 4:30p.m •..• Iron toiOTICE
decedeat are required to fUe N~E IS HEREBY GIVEN ~pd wltb JJJt~erln:e wttb lawn furniture valued at $100 __ ::L.::E.::G.:.AL:::.:c.::.cc..=--
tbem, wUbtbeoeeeuaryYouc:b~ to tbe creditor• ol tbe abcwe a pollee offteer after be al-was tateo from the ttoot of FICTrriOlE BUSINESS NAME
era, 1D tbe oftlee ol tbe elert zwned deeer!eat tbatallper.,aa lepdi:J tried to keep humane tbe John Lleb reaideneeA ZJ5 STATEMENT
of tbe &boYe eotllled court. or barinC elalms apinlt tbe ald Mor111nc cwoo Road, ;)bore The folknrlng persons are
to preseat tbem wttb tbe nee-deetdeat are requ1red to die oftleers from l!llp0Uild1ng a Cutrs betweeo 6 p m Sept dolDg business as: Tbe Source, __ ..:J:!I::M:,.G~A.!:R~D::IH::=;E:;R;--
eiArJ Youebera, to tbt UDder-tbem, YltbtbeneceaaryYouch~ ~ • i9 · :c::: .;~ 24 ud 3 p m. Sept,' z'5 •• : 2300 Mesa Dr., S.E. Santa Ana LJ!G•J. NOTICE
a:1ped at the oftlce of bar ers, la the cdftee of the clerk • • A pistol and ~muoltloo worth 92'707: Hugb Hutson III, 30 Har-""
attarDeye: KEENE 4 DION of tbe &bO'fe attJed court. or Orlllda, East Bhlff, was ar-about $150 were burciartz.d bor Island, Newport Beach FICTITIOUS 8l.fiiNE&C) NAME
Salte SlCJ Ayeo Ftl:aaodal'Ce: 'to PH .. tbam, wtttl tbe DIC-rested at her resldeoce at 4:lO from tbe :esideoee of James 92660; Stephen Richard Suther. STATEMENT
ter, fZO Newpc:d Ceotw Drln, IAil'J YOOCbera, to t2le __. .. ~~~U,.IDd ..;..~c:g;ttb ;'!!'!!; Seals, 5010 Nf!l)tUDe An., West land, 300 E. Coast Hwy ., f66, .... ~~ssfol:~~.lngB &peE Eroooote!!. cXJIMIO(s,
Nwport • Beeeb. Callfonda allbld at tbt ot!lcee of HAR---· 1 -· Newport, betweeo 4:.f:5 a.m. and Newport Beach 92660, ...._...,. ..., .,....
9MIO, whlcb 11 tbl place ot WOOD 1: ADKINSON, 550 New-LEGAL NOnCE 6 p.m •... Barricades worth This business 1s be.Lac eon-1829 Glenwood Place, Santa
'""hill ol tbrt __.slpld lD part Cuter Dr!Ye, Suitt~ ------------$60 were remmed trom a coo-docted by allmUedpartDershilf. Ana., CaHf.: Eupoe C. Jerry, au matte _..1 .. 1 .... 1:o tbe 11~ Boo 11, ~ st 8 1829 Gleowood Place, sa.Gta 1 ~.......,. .• .~..,.,., _c 1 •• • -·'' B,UZ~ llriCiloaati .. IAdams .and Slgoed:Hugt .asoo,m. Aoa,Calll.
·-of aid oloc~ wllhlll llblcll to 1110 place ol NOTICE OF "I"IUI>TEE'S SALE 8a:J An., Balboa, bolwHo 6 Tblo olatemeot lllod With the
,_: ""**lo O!iOl' too 1\tllll)e-of • .........,lllallliiiiiWO" 1
• • '" 'I'.S; &: t-~UZt p.m. Sept. H &lid 1 a.m. Soq)l. c...., clerk of Oraoge"CoiZIIIJ d.;::: ~.':.:IDe <:011-
Ucatloa ll't&a'iiobt•. ' " ·~'to tbe atate'of ilkld OD actobft z$, 19?%, at 10:()0 Z5 , •• Jotm Henry YOQD&, .f:9, on: Oct. 2, 1972, WUllam £. E C J
llaled ~ S, 19"1Z 4ocedetll, --IOOIIIIo A.M., ALLISON-Idc:CUl!KEY of I5U Seaward Rd., Coroaa St Jolln, Couoty Clerk, by B.,.. Slgoed' upoe · erry.
Ellie Croa.tc, Eueutor ol after tbe flllt pabUcaUoa o1 ESCROW COMPANY u duly RJcbllnds, was arreated at 4 erlJ J. Maddox. dEI)Uty. Thl& statement tiled with the ~-WW ot tbe abof DUDed tbJa -u. clerk of Orange Cotmty ~ e ~e. &IJPOiDted Trustee by SubsUtu-p.m. at the Rodft'ay Ion In Publlsb: Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26, 19, 1972, WIUI.am
dece!leat. Dated September 19, U'7!. tton. UDder and parsuaat to Deed Orange Ob a bl.d eheet chirp 19?%, 1D tbe Newport Harbor
KEENE 6 DION, Atiomrrys HELENSRARP,Eue~or of Trwd recorded Jaouary 9, ... Angela MarleHelDer,64, Enslen. F-20569 coooty dert. by
at Law, Stdtl 510 AYCO Fl~ tba WW of the ab:we mmtd 196$, u last. No. 4719, In of 1945 Sherlqtoa Pl., New-
DIDC!al Center, UO Nnport decedl!!llt, book 8841, pace 1, of Offtclal port Helrbts, was arresttd at
Ceater Drln, Newport Btacb, HARWOOD 6 ADKnfSON, Rec«dl In the offtce o1 tbe 9:10 p.m. a.t lUgblaDd Dr. ud
Calllonda 92610, Teiepbc:Dt: Po.t Office 8oll90'7, Newport Couoty Recorder of Orange Martoers Dr., Harbor Weta-
&44-8181, Attoroeye IJr Ez .. B•cb, CA 92663, 644-UlS, Couaty, State of Callfornla, lands, IDI1 cbare-J witb drtY-
ecutor. AttorDtJS for Eacutrtx. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AOC-11lg liDder the lntloeoce of al-i~~~~~~:~== N>U.b: OcL 5, 12, 19, 26, N>llsb: Soq)l. 21, 28, OcL 5, TION TO HIGHEST BIDDER cobol.
1972, la the Newport Harbor 12, 19'7Z.1D the Newport Harbor FOR CASH (payable at tlme • TUESDAY, SEPT. Z6
Elllip. Euip. of iale 1D lawM ma:NIJ of tbe Vance Paol Coll1os, 18, ot
LIOAL ?ICI1?CI
N<mCE DIVJ"J'JNG IIIIIl
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai 111e Board ol S..,.m-s
of Orup Couaty, c~ wlll recetn aalld bids tV to
2:00 o'eloet P.M. oa lloaday, tbl sotb day of Oetobar, 19'72,
lD tho olllce of tho Clerk of tho Board of S_.toora, 51ll
floor. c .... IJ Adm~-ll1llld1D£ 5,15 No. Sycamore st.,
S&Dta Au. Calib1ala, at which time aid bids will bl pabUety
.,.... &lid road lor tho 111-,:
C.a&l Ulllty Faclllty, Add Cldlltrs
Projocl Ho. Ol61-f20-568
All of aid wort to bl performed 1D accorduce wttb pi&Ds
IJid tptetllcatku wtdcb ue 111ft oa ftle 1D tbl offtct of tbt
Couoty Clerk Ill tho Coualy AdmllllolnUoa BaHdliiL 515
No. Sycamore, SaDia Aaa, Calllorlda.
Mllllmam -ratu lor lido projocl boYt---l>J' tho Boar~ of s_.aoro by R-lulloo "lZ-m, a..., of
wblcb te oa ftle lD tbl oftlce of tbt Clert of the Board ot s....rn-o.
8Wdtr1' attllltblla caU.S to Sectloaa 17?0 .. 177?.5 of tbt
Labor Code wblcb wU1 nqaln tbtm U awarded tbe COIU&ct ·
to 1111 1101 lou lllu oald _.t per diem rato of-• IIOt
fortb to aU llbor••· wortm10 IDd mtcbulc1 employed lD
th• erocottoo of tho-.-act.
OM ud 001-t.lf tl~nea tbt pnnJUDc rate ol wqttlball
bt paid U7 wort!~~ Ume 1a UCNI of eJcbt boarl lD IDJ C8l
ca-. daJ 111111 lor S-ctaya, ~s, and Jopl llolldolo,
.-ot11on1oo -· For lou thea el&f>l -· por doJ lbo rato ollall bo 11111 lracttc. of tho lor•FIDc ratoo 11111
tho ..,bor of-• boaro to otaot.
Eacb btddiM' m..t IUbmtt wUb tl1a b6d a .u.tactory cbeet
corllflod llr 1 _..~Jo -or a -·· -.-tllriDJo to tho arw ot tho c-o1 0rup to aa -a
-11>u a .. porcool of tho -bid u 1 _.-11111 tho
-will -111o tho ,..,_ c-.ct 11 1111 -to
·-blm. Ia tho -oltalloroto-lllo oocb c-.ct,
11'1 --"' tho ctaock will bo lartslled ..... -ot.
-. 1M 11111 ---will bo -.. oald c_, ol Orup. ,.._
Bacia bld moot bo .., a blaak larm lllrDIUed llr 11'1 --.
ol ~--oboll bo roqatredlo llonlll>, II limo
of 111 ..... •-· --oiJ -lllllel 1111111 pralocl
1M -· .... --.... oboll bo ... !001 altho
·-"' lilo c-. Ill ·-111111 --., U.OM•asn~ud-_..._.._ .......
United states) at the Nortbfroot 1 ?06 Irrine Ave., Harbor Rllb-
eDtnoce to the Oraqe Coar~ty )aDds, waa arrested at HJ.eblud
Coartboullocated at 100CIYic Dr. ud lrriDe An. at 8:30 r--=:,c.
C.ter Drl,.. Wttt (formerly p.m. aod cbarpd wttb posses-
Vi HZ 8lb Stroot) Ill tbe City of -of mart,._.. ... Moll1
SaDia ADa, CaliJonlla, allrl&tl~ Flnaldl GorUct, 1640 Newport
Utle ud IDtereat CODYQed to Btrd., Costa Wesa. waa ar-
&Dd llOW held by lt tmder said rested at 1 p.m. at Peauey's
Deed of T-1D tho property Fubloo lslalld, and cbarpd
situated Ill aldC-and stale With petty sbopllftlnc ••• A
descrlt.d u : Lot 1 ID Bloet ebarp ~ posMSSkln o1 marl-
No. S40 of Cual SectJoo of juaDI was placed ap1nst Ron-
Newport Btleb, u per map ald Arthur Lemay, 2?, ol117..C
recorded Ia Book f. Pll'f 98 35tb SL, West Newport, after
of lfla:eelluloue Maps, 1D the pollee arrt:lted blm at 9:35
omee of the Couaty Recorder a.m. at b1a: resldeDee • • •
of aid c-,. Both VIDceot Lee, Z2, o1 223
• Be1uty S1IOns
~'· BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone 644·7336
eommoo deslpatloa. U IDJ, James Patrlct Matey, 22, of Tbe lllreol addr ... &lid oilier Cual St., Well Newport, &lid ~~~~~~~~~=
of tbe rul prcperty dn:crlbed lOS WcFiddea Pl., West N ....
abofl Ia parporte:d to be: 4001 port, were arrated It the New ..
Marc• AYIIIIII, Newport port Pter at J:.IO a.m. IDd
a.c11, Calltonia aeeo. 1 Tbo -rolpod,..._clls-LEGAL IIOTICE
clalmo .., llalllllty lor .., NOTICE TO CREDITORS
locorroc-ol tho olrooled-SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
d:rUI aDd oGMtr eommODdll(l .. Sl'ATE OF CAUFCRNJA FOR
.. -. If ..,, llbowa IMnlll. THE COUIITY OF OIWIGE
Said all wtll bl made, but N A-7Si3? wltboGt COY_. or WU1'UitJ' o.
••-or llaplled, .._...c Eatate ol 10811 M. IVEB-
UU., JIClll?ldDD. or eaegm. ~E a:~ u JOHN
........ to 1111 tho .......... -·-~
-prloclpol -ot tho aolo(~ IIOTICE IS HEREBY
........ .., -Dood "' Tr1IOI, to tho ot tho
to-wit: J41),000.00, ----1'"'-u --111 oald boflng claims aolo(o~ ""'-11 ..,, -dec-u•
tbl•u o1 tlklo.dof'fnlt tbem,
,_ liar .... .; .... lD tho -· ot
cno1o4 .., -Dood ot Tnol. to pro.ot lbom, -11'1 ooc
nt b•ladarf .... 8lld elai'J'YOOC .... a,tlltb:t ~~=~
Deed o1 Tnot --· ... ...... 11 tho om-o1 .. -ud .._ 1o tho WOOD 6 4D?CDIIOII, 550
SALES &. SERVICE:
420 ~-11TH ST . COUA MUA
.... 77N -.........
W.I..CIDUI -1 QU1UII
e SUBDB
I HOUR S!:fltVICK
II R. D 141-0146
t1111 o1 ,...,. .... Dtlaud Newport Btaeb, 110· C T\laTIN AVE. -...... 1---port C-~ •• :So~oU=o=~~ lor-. .. a--00 Wllleblo tho ploco NE ... OitT aaACH
HAL AEBISCHER
~!.
PrGPM" Fitting: .... eel
3«J8 E. Coett Hwy.
Corone dtl ,..
115--
• Dec:or1ton
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F .. I..-.....
CMI Chrtat..,._
.,. tCN7 ... 527-
"" L RtMOIIIt.SMn'A
Jim 1s well kDoYn by the or come Dy lor tr ee es!lmates..
.tudents at Corooa del II ar U aru W hlgb scbool as tbe polleeman Min lA
oo campus. He teacbes 1be my JilT & A WJOIG
successtul "why pollee" class, F.t.en~aT
' lob wldcb he llnds both chat-2202 SOUTH MAl N lenglng and rewardlog. Prior
to mcmor to Ids preseot post-545-U91
tlon. Jim llad eJI)erience ln ---'::....:=-=-:c::...:'---
patrol aDd planning asstg:o-
meo.ts.
omcer GU'dtner 1s ;•~oa~U~f~e~=::. C allforntan. born ln ::.
24 years ago. He spent
years tn tbe U.S. Marine Corps
Resenes. He atteaded MUllb.D
bllfl sc:.bool, is a
Cal state
Beach, and holds a
of scleoee degree ill
otocY.
----
Jim's bobbies are ::ll~l1:1~S~~~:~:J and all aport.s.
He and tda wife, Elaine, !Dtho --
for the best
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ALL OCCMKif.
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VALLEY
TIIUIISDo\Y, OCT, IZ,If12
COIICIIA IIIL 1M, CM..
DUMP BUCS
Livsey optimistic at OCC
... Hznlll GII•US t1
H1 Ills •Uml5c •-•·1.10 ' .. ,.tbll .. ,.ts & llals
$1JD* lalacUtscUis,_lll,ill'uilllltlll• ~
......... -llinls & a.mt
Tillis lacDts
.......
c:LOIIF •nrAYI
FLAG FOOTBALL SCORES
SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE
1'111 Pong Paddles & Bals
Pinl Pong Sets
Skate lens
Fll)p I 1 Ills
. •• Clttn IKt Plcel
Tillis Ills
•
c. Y .C. Vtklngs: at Penlnsula
Rams.
Chlnnel Cowboys at IrvtDe
Terrace Vit1ngs,
CC DIVISION
{10 a.m. games)
HeJgtlts Lions at C,Y,C. Buf-
tdo Bobs.
Btdhlo HUls Slle~ at East
Bluff Cougars.
East Blu1t Puma& at Penin-
sula Pros.
CbaDDel Chipmtmks at Irvlne
Terrace Cowboys.
(11 a.m. games)
C.Y.C. Klllers at Marlners
Rippers.
Uarlners CrUisers at Buf-
falo HUla Chiefs,
8 DlVISION
C.Y.C. Shuts at Mari.Ders
Reboil! (110011~
Heitbta ManrtcU at C.Y.C.
PIDk PS!lers (11 a.m.l
8u:f!alo Hllls Jets at East
Blall Llolli (11 a.m.l
Kartners Cutters at But.blo
Rllla RldsiWuo (llOOill
Eut Bluff Tlprs at Pellln-
aula c.-,. (lla.m.l
Cballllol Cbar110n at lrtlno
Terrace Rams (lla.m.l
KII'IMrs Mubers n.
BIICIU Trojau at Peainnta (I p.m.l
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73's
IN
NOW! SEE ONE OF THE
M 0 S T c;OMPLETE
noNS OF NEW 1973
·ALL AT THEODORE ROBINS'
YEA.R·AROUND VOLUME DIS.
COUNTS. YOU DON'T HAVE
TO WAIT TO SAVE. ENJOY
NEW 73 MODEL NOW!
**·******* OFFICIAL
1972 MODEL
HURRY-
FOR SELECTION!
3·TI .. a
3.00 .. oo
5.00
.15
FOR SALE
BICYCLI, 111'18 M", blue,
1969, ue.Ueat oorwHUou due
to llltlo UM. $SO. Call !leo,
144-8389.
me -=• •• ..,. Ud •• , ....... c .... ....., rs : to ftllo7 • -Al-..
i
P1C1TI'J011! Blilillm!l NAME
STATEIIENT
Tho .... ,...u:
lllpol Drl .. ,
part Booeh, c.-
BID lllpol Calllo eo_.,,
IDe. -Geoen.l PartDer, a Call-
torula Corporatlooi Jamu R.
DoalblrJ, Pr-.I'!UWID-
~-Drl•~1 cor,.. del liar, ~ .. us.
..... ~
BliiALliiBTATlll
Tllla butotll ll btilDc CCIII·
d"!'tecl by a Hmttecl -r-
ll!lp.
111!1/DI!NTIAL AND
8USINI!SI I'IIOI'I!IITIB.S
SJpod, J. H. Doaptry,
Tblo. otalemoot lllod wllhllle
-clork ol Oraap Coaaly
""' Stpt, 18, U'll, by BrtariJ
J. Maddoy, deputy C0G:1tJ clerk.
·-1'011 INTI!Ili!STI!D,
I'IIOI'BSIIONAL
CONSIDI!IIATION
Sill! Curt Dosh
REALTOR
IU-6412 -ne. 813·3•848
1730 W. COAST IIAY
NF.WPORT R~A.CH
21111. C..ot""7··
c. ...... -
MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
CAMEO SHORES -
SPECTACULAR OCEANFRONT
Wb..ite Water. Harbor Entrance & Catalina
framed in the willdows of this beauti-
~·-~·:!"'!'~o~t estate. Desljplod' by Tbeuer-opaciouo41R's..-1-t IQrmal DR.,
master BR. w /his &rltr b3ths. Beau-
p()Ol &: paUo. Separate guest or maid's
quarte'rs . By appt. only. Betty Kerr 64~
6200. (H22)
BIG CANYON -EXCLUSIVE
Overlooking golf course -new custom
home. Choose carpets . 4
bath . 3 fireplaces -
-high beamed
•·"•'·. •t Pinehurst Lane -1-5 p.m . iH12)
111-Dma ..a.UJI
Nsaptl't._.
1einl'tlt III LIIL ___ ...,.
(714li'IHI20
..
QUALITY+ QUANTITY+ OCEAN+
JETTY VIEW +CORONA DEL MAR.
SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM + DEN +
GUEST ROOM +CELLAR.
IT'S A BEAUTY!
QUICK POSSESSION.
$126,500
32!50 ... eo..~
C«-dill .... Cll"-"41
PMM: 673-2222
A MONEY-MAKER
HUNTINGTON BEACH TRIPLEX
ALWAYS rented because of the
location. This triplex has one 2-bed-
room and two !-bedroom. Priced
right for the smart investor at
$38,950.
~-SIIIId
~ JIIIISMIIIIS
REALTORS
28211I'ABI'CCliQr HIGHWAY
CXllllliiiA DEL MAR. CAUF.
644·7270
THE
"EXCLUSIVELY YOURS"
Because ...
•e Ust oDly a rew
select properties.
IRWIN
COMPANY
REAL
Union S.nlr. T~
~no Newport Cern• Or i.,. (714) 644-6111 -
ANXIOUS OWNER
This attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home should sell. The owner has
lowered the price, will carry a large
2nd TD and w111 allow a $900 credit
to the buyer for some painting and
flxing up. A private entrance to the
master bedroom wing makes rental
possib111ties. 675-7225.
COLWEll
•·F,OPERT:ES.INC
REALTORS
SIJ!IB!DIAliT OF TRI COLWELL CO.
....... •'•····. ,.,. •·•·• i •••.• ·MLS SALES' REPOR.J
Sales through the Multipie Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Meea Board of Realtors totalled
$111.7 mlllion 1n the first 9 monthll
of 19'12, THIS IS A 3'/% INCREASE
OVBR THE SAME PERIOD OF 19'111
3,527 new lietlngs were processed,
of which 70% WERE SOtDI 83% of
the Alea 'Were cooperatin.
wtth a Realtor •
•
NEWPORT HAR80R EIUIGN
PIJILJSHEO.IEfl<LY --P~Gf ll
TlfURSDAY,OCT. 12, 1!72
CORONA llfl.IIAR. Clll.
Real
PN-Grand Opening Sale!
Lolty living aw•lts you!
Act swiftly
to select your own
Newport Beach condominium.
Visit the temporary offices of the
Newport Crest Information Cenler.
convenienlly lOcated al
2400 West Coast Highway
Suile B. Newpor1 BeaCh.
Open Daily 10 a.m. to sunset.
•••••oooo•••••,.
oCu.tLJJ.
PRESTI6E WATERFRONT HeWS
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
3 Llndli Isle Drive -Open Sunc:Yy
Beautiful new 5 BR., 41h: Ba. home. Water~
front livingrm. & formal dining. Handsome
oak paneled fam. rm., !rplc., wet bar. Large
~.aster suite has frplc. & cozy lounge area.
\-tew of Bay & the mountains ..... $179,500.
53 Linda Isle Drive
Elegant 5 bdrm .• 4•h baths: on lagoon. New
carra;t.s, drapes & wallpaper. Lovely garden
& arge slip .. . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . $212,000
57 Linda Isle Drive
Custom 4 BR., 31h ba. home on La,5!;oon. Mstr.
BR. has sitting area &: frplc. Waterfront
family rm w/conversation pit around tbe
Crplc.; lovely garden. lge. slip .....• 189,~.
101 Linda Isle Drive
Lovely 5 BR.. 4 ba. home with downstain
waterfront mstr. suite &t Jge. game rm. ·or
study. Mexican tile floors. beam ceilings,
quality construction, slip . . . . . . . . $155,000.
For Complete Information
On All Homes & Lots, Pla.ne Call :
Bll.L GRUNDY; Realtor
341
•
SINIIUT PAI.ERIIIIIIIIEI. ...., ........ """ Formal dlnln£ wet bar, 2 flro~ 4
bedrooms, I~ bolbs wilb mudl lDOI'e-
$n,600 FEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . ' . .
Comool-~ 1lrro co .. a~ rv::,~·~~=f
$53,000 LEASE -tO 1.-s IIW.TY Cl
~U-47~0
fJr
•111 • IIITII IIC.
0.. .. 1•14111•••-_,to,... -. &r!.
•
ADULTS ONLY
RATED X-SEPTIONAL
We are presenting this new ltatlng
for your viewing. Spacious 3 bedroom
home 1n a private community, Putting
green and swimming pool in a beauti-
ful park setting.
$56,000
Ollke O,.n S.tvnlays & SuooNya
PETE BARRETT REALTY
1605 Wtill.lf Dr .......
642-52110
BACK BAY BEAUTY
Custom bunt · 5 bedroom home •
Three full baths, family room, office
or den, 2 fireplaces plus BBQ, large
pool p.lus small wading pool for
I children •. , And many more splendid
special features.
PRICED AT $110,000
You'll be glad tomorroll.· that you bought real estate \!.daY."
PROVINCIAL CHARM
Inside, outside and all about this
lovely corner duplex. Two bedrooD18,
fireplaces and private patios.
$64,500 is the low, low price.
Call us NOW. Yoo'll be glad. (So
w1ll we.) 673-6510.
UNIVERSitY REALTY
.01 IE. COAST HWY. CO,.ONA OI!L aiAR:,a71-elte
FOR SALE
BY OWIIIa
BROKER COC:H'EFIA n
\
'
,
==..
Plus This H~
"GETTO
KIIOWYOUR
RABBIT"
-~-----
MARINERS CHURCH
Dr. loo Alldrta, -....... 611 n. D."""' Ira. DaUu ftlollll*l IJSWPJ, 0.UU. T ....
lo lao-..-. 1'111 ..... --lo anrn'-"' ,.._. ud 11 afiiiiWI • n•u-IIIII
aDIUI-.
SUJIDAY SCHOOL . • . • • . • HlO A.ll.
WORSHIP SERVICES •. 9,00 6 IUS A.ll.
EVENING SERVICE . , • • • • 7,00 P.ll.
2200 I . COAIT HWY COlOMA OIL MAll
your quanP.!r!
~ ' PliO AMD ~iUM:WYIIIA lit •.
Mayor Mcinnis giv~~
daughter In marl-iage
*-'BoociiiiQor-......... _ ........ 1'111
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wt11 o1 Fnc1 W)ida Jr. of coet at a ,,..., .• Bieda. u-
-lllold. Till-·· pot--ciiJ z7 .. "' tbe -an Dr. IIIII llr .. F. O. CIIJ !Ill .. Oipll'l -.
Wyola !Ill Buorollald. llolo!W Ill -!Ill lao Pill -ud llrs. llefllllls UTe Ill Wool ftl llr.. D. Alllll llclllala, 11-. tbell<ldo'o_...._ ....
Dr. WIIUam Eller ol lllo Till -lin. wpla II I
LatiiCu Cbarcb ot 1M c~ tea.cae, at '-•••rP KbDo1 111 ~ llllll, .,..,..11' pu-ID CoG-Atlla ....,._
,... ac 111o ~ c•eb ot all ac 111o lllt'*"IIJ ac Call-
tbe -· c..-111111.,., -11 Dml uo1 -poo1 poollllmod tbe 1a1o --.,-'~~ott II ~ ctl'emoaJ a memben ol' tbl sta&e eerier. 111r • ?•Gel, a
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SET YOUR CLOCK 1111 I bOlla (7 o•e~ ay llle mo-o
ot 111o Sea Clrelo J-A111111ary c1 Flor-• c~
sorTicu, bOca-IIIli Friday DI&IJI, Oct. U, at 7 II whol>
members ud IQIItl wtU board tbt Pa'f1Uoa Queeo for
a blrbor boll erulao. PoiiiiDc to lbo oblp'o <lock era tbl
ebalrmu, enter, 11r.. Rlebard PI-Gil Eul 811111,
•ltb 2 eo-c:bajrmea. Mu. Tbomu DIDDeJ ot WlltCUft,
left. aod Mrs. Frauk Lwdeo ol Eut BWU, cbecktnc bel'
wrut nteb. (Eulp -.)
Mystery play
''Dlal II IDI' Ilardi!','' tb1 Fr~a ~ mylllrJ, bas r-------• -e-by Lido laiO
"TM G•rtlnl o/
FinzJ CoMJi,is
7.00and 10.25!111 ...
"S11cb Gotld
Friends"
a,40 Ill
for a full line of
famous name
bicycles
·Piayora ao tbelr lint~
* SCHWINN
* EUROPEAN MODELS
* GITANE * MOTOBECANE
* DAWES * ITAL VEGA * CI::NTURIAN
• . 0.
FREE
30 Dly Adjustment
Fully auemb4ed
& adjusted for site
FREE Boot BIJ with nery
pwchue or 1 new bite
sea.
-......... = CYCLERY
.. "'~~
~7 ;,.
;('\'-
SKATING PARTY
AND ICE SHOW .
Saturday, October; l~
2 P.M. to 7 P.M. • .,:; . ·
•Games •Contests •Prizes
of tbl 1171-71 ---Boll II dlroellll( lllo Ll4o P<O•
---Ill lbo cut an Sbiell Dctt.. DIIU n.u, Rlet lib~: lAddie ...,, Bo-Ta11Dr llldTom -Cftlo .lliiO .. loJO •• Iii.
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