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Home My WebLink About1973-07-26 - Newport Harbor EnsignTELE I Sth Ave. use to be aired again tonHe I MURDER IMFORI.IATIOM WAMTID • LlFESA. VING STUDENTS Doug Pattoo, 1-4, lnd Steve Lo¥ell, 16, both of w. Ocean F'rocll, Balboa, learn Wesavlng tech- niques trom l.n.strudor AI fltzp&lrlck during lessoos held "We•n beeD tlooded wttb suspect, bat atteqQ to locate by the city parl.s, beaches and recreation department at call.s alread)' I..Od We're cbeet.. h.lm !aYe ben fldle. loth St. and the bey, Balboa. Doug Is the "victim," with lAC klldt: U flut u we CU." Two wttaeun dr1Y1ng oa tbe booy arOUDd llis tor so, and Steve has him in tow . BEEK FACES CHALLENGE Sat. DoD Picbr, ID eb:&rce of Muguertta An. at 1:15 p.m. Regtatratloo tor the Deld uresavlog c lass Is being held lDYesUpUoo of tbe death ot llld they were· fairiJ certalo today, July u, from 5 to 6 p.m. at tile loth St. and bay A BaDxla Island man Is 11-Jeu-old L1Ddl. O'Keefe, tbat tbe drl tbtJ aw retttnr o.tadoor ela.ssroom . Call673-31 80 for In!ormatiOO. tllreateo.lng to go to court to :!·EE::~~a:; s:~YU·:~~:; N B BOWS TO =~/Ef:o~~y~r~~~: tbe pollee released a eomposlte uaplls, poUceaid. Lloda oor-• • (BTCAC). Kenneth Elgin, pre- A paoel diteuaaioo of tr:af-drawtAg ot a man belllf 110Upl maUy walked borne aJoDr Mar-sident of the Balboa Island lm -~~:leam!.:;!Ttf..DSc:~ ln tbe da.tb of the girl ~~lt~l= :::f :':,'!;IDaiCOAST CONTRO L~~v:.eml~ntc~S:~~~~~~::~ ooa del Mar Ctric Aam, "People are tell1nc us about 12:30 p.m. Sbe called ber mo-ney Herring Franklin on what (CDWCA) sAted tor toa.tpt, turquolae vans and about people tber from tbe achool at 12 :45 Newport Beach city orncl.als members of the South Coast action mtght be taken In what he JW, 26, at 7:30 at Cl* ele-wbo ruemble tbe mao we're p.m. but nenr UTIYed at berwere making pla.ns this week Regional Conservation Com-calls "a c lear case of conflict meotary Kbool. lootbc tor," Sgt. Picker said. home at 60! Orcllld Ave., Cor-to bow to a state commission's missloo, I am conrtnced they of interest'' r esulting fromWr. The meeUDc wtU be closed Detective Captain Dooakl ona del Mar. demand& that ne-residential are going to stick by their Seek's r eappointment Monday to all but UIOClatioDmembers, Oyaaa: said the decision tore-She was fOID1 tbe tollowtng coo.strQCtloo along the coast gtmS and require 2 parking to the committe~. proi!P8Cti.n members wbo Ute lease the drawing aDd the iA-day, Corooera said abe had provide tor z ~king spaces spaces per residential lmlt all Mr. Seek operates the Balboa IJI old Corooa del Mar,aDdrep-formaboo was made 1A the hope been strangled, but DOt sex.-per dwelling lllit. But, there along the coast," the mayor ferry, which llauls bicycles, reseut.aUYu of the Chamber of tba.t a pubUe respoose would ually molested. were some stttlborn dissent-told fellow city councilmen ca.r s and ~estrians between Commerce. belp track doW'D the wanted Tile 2 wttuesses told pollee ers. Wooday , Balboa lslaod ana the Balboa "I bope we can eUclt more mall, the gtrl rettlne i.Dto the nn At the urging of Mayor Don-The SCRCC, 1fb..lch controls Peninsula. Mr. Elein claims lnformaUon and cenerate leu ODe of the earUest leads appeued to be clolng so •ohm-aid Wc.~n~W; a change to local coastal denlopment, has been that Mr . Beek wants the city's beat at tills meeting.'' uso-t'urldabed investigators, after tartly. parking r eiutauons has been reQuiring tbe 2-per-unit stand-bike trail system to Includ e the elation presJdeot Jeremy Rill The following WANTED bulletin was Issued Mooday tbe girl's body was found July A Corona del Mar Youth, drawn ~ and wtu be coosld-ard as a cood1t1oo tor awrov-Island becallSe It •ould mean wrote loa letter to the mem-by the Newport Beach pollee department ror the suspect 7 ln a Back Bay dl.tch, tokl Peter Wootao, 18, wuarrestedered at the Aug. 2 meeting of tng DeW re!rtdences. more r evenllf tor the terry. bership tb1s week. Mr. Hill sllOWD above: tbem ot tbe turqoot.se tu and and later reteued by pollee tbe clty Plannlng Commission. .c urrent Newport Beach law Bikes are charged 15(' per eros- accepted rupoosib!Uty for last "Oo July 6, 1973, at approXImately 1 p.m., Linda tbe droopy eyed, klog faced lnvesttptlog tbt ctealb. "Alte r talk11lg to Lodlvldual requires one garace per 1mil ing. A car aDd driver pay 30(. ::.·::-:~;:~~ :r~ ::m O~ee~e~r~~ma:~·~: '::'.'eH~ Y=:· :~=~ GANG Rl LES w NEW PORT forA d~!:!Yoo ~~=·meet-B~~h~JO;:eth~t~o~fr~~-=~: View HUla residents attended the Back Bay area of Newport Beach 011 July 7,1973, lng of the city's dl!'f'elopment It's getting,"Mr.Beekremark- the meeting lD force andu,ued at 10 a.m. Death was caused by strangulation. • standards cttlJ.ens advisory ed alter Mr. Etgt.u s emottooa l stroogly ap..ln.d use oftheflftb "On July 6, at 1;15 p.m., witnesses observed a child, West Newport's "39th street Oo June 29, poUee s.bot ooe actloa to "put teeth" tnto et-committee (OOCAC) urg-ed a appearance before a Monday Ave. traffic corridor tor a by-very closely matctWlg the victim's description, get Into Gang" nas riled res1dents ot r esident wbo c laimed be was torts to stop what they called more fie:dble approach whi ch afternoon study session of the pus road arouod the COld bus-a late model nn, turqootse In color . The color of this tbe uea, wbo asked the city trying to ciUperte party1Jig ''wild, beer drinking puUes'' •oukl require ~lexes with City Co~m.cll. lness d.tstrlct. veh.lcle Is best compued to a sUghtly darker shade of tbis week to do something about youths by wtelltiag a sbotgun. golng on lD reotal unl.t& a.od less than Z,.fOO SQuare feet At ooe point during Mr. Et- The corridor Is upected to turquoise than 00 a Seara service Yeh!cle. what they called "people pol-Yooday afteraooa, several $ptlllog out Lllto the streets. of floor space to have or.ly glll's remarks, Councilman be the malo sub)ect of tonigflt's "Further descrlptlon on van Is 1969 or later model, lutJoo" created by youngsters permanent renieotaofthe West Appearing at a City Council 3 off-street parking spaces. Carl Kymla asked Mayor Donald pa.oel dl.scua:slon. SUUng 00 the 00 wlodows 00 left side, double doors wlth wlndo•s 00 partying in the streets. Newport area called for clty study session, Torn BUDdy, 3901 Each additional 400 square feet Wclnnts if soch forceful talk "Is panel •HI be WIIU.m Ape, rear and with the Ucenae plate mo~ted on lett rear F z 1 h Seasllore Dr ., told of reveler s woukl require another parking really oeeded befor e this cotm - cbalrman or the cttlseo.o trans-un one ··g I goes on 111ggtog .... oars and ollmb-...... The oommlttee's re-oiL" portatloo advt.or'y committee; dG?.~e artist's conception Is a near Ulteness only of tng oYer the oooos and roofs commeodatioos eame out of a Wr. Elgin was allowed to Robert Milam, Newport Harbor nb)eet seeD drtYtnr above described van. SubjeCt Is of vehicles tr)1n&: to get throogtl meeting to decide future devel-continue and lnststed that he Chamber of Commerce repre-described as: male, Cauca.at.ao, 24 to :w years, brown Allan Beek, Balboa ferry op-was 1,ppi'OYed tJr the city of tbe street. opmeat of tbe Balboa Peain-intends to "keep Balboa lslaDCI seutattn to the tra.naportaUoo curly medlum-lencth ha.lr, small or droopy eyes aJld en.tor wbo bas tougbt plaDa to Newport Beac.b after beiDc "Tbls Is people pollutloo •• sula. The recommeDdation.s go for the tslaDders.·· commutee; Gerald Van HOYeo tear down tbe Ftm Zooe ud turned down twice by tJie city he said of the tbroocs of y~ to the Planning Commission. "Mr. Seek ls not a member of Corooa H11blands Property ~~). lnformation tor B. James Glavu, chief of pollee, reptace It with coodomJDtwns, PlaDDiD& Commt•ctoa ud ooce people wbo coagrepte at par. A Ptann1ngComml.ssionstudy of tbe bl.k.e trail committee,'' Owners Aam..; Norman Welo-Nnport a.ch pollee dlpartmeat, pleue contact Slf. YOWed yuterday to carry b1a by the City eo.eu. Mr. Betk ties bel..Dc pyeo m reat:ai!ID.its sus1oo la.st week heard ob-Mr. EleiD i.Dslsted. "He ba s berpr of the Harbor VI., HW. D. V, Plelta', dltteti.Yt di.Ttatoa.. Te&.pbooe I'7S-Ull." tllft to tbt Soc&b Cout Re-bU cbiUeD&ed. tM pan.. twice 00 S9th St. betweea S.Ubol'e )ect1ou from ptuuers to 1M DOt been appolDted and bas oo- Bo•at'W ... a Aua.; Joeepb •••••••••••··········-~ ~ CoalaUa-1D court. ..... CIDI rkllJ Or. ud N__. A.._ a. DOled 16M ot chaniSA& tbe parllda& lbiD& to 6owttbtheeommtttee.'' Deorlln, dty pti)Uc "«Ita dl-JloD (SCRCC'), wtl.lcb Ia Kbld-&ad 1o:I:1Dc ...,._. fWdon cnnd'"ou 111 aome ~ taw. Mr. Beet -was chatnna.tl of rectar and Rtdud strtclder CITY PARK OK'D aled to rult oo tbe propoeal EaftrOIUMIIIIaiiJII object to tbe reatal atu, dUQr wtaalbe "The commlSSioct OOPQ&es the eommtttee tmder Us former of the' COMCA. Moderator will Aug. I. tbe pro)ed'spopcditkmden.slt)', called ·•plumbtnc U..t t.n1 con-being dictated to by tbe coastal make-~. but, ~Mer a DeW be WUU.m Haren, also a hellbt klci.Uoo ao:1 loCilJ.Drc lrl-nected to t.be sewer, and ab-cOOtmission, as a matter of Council poUcy of having all CDMCA member. "J wlll remind the commis-coo.ststency. Tbe area Is r.ooed sentee laDdlords wllo don't can principle," plannl.q" director committees cons1st of 7 mern- Tbe cttueos transportattoo IN BIG CANYON !';:ldtbat!:':~~c~s.s:~~~ tor commer cial \11111. whOm the)' rent to, as kJo« as Richard Hop.n told the City bers appointed by the i roun . advisory committee ta.lled last JAK Coo.Jtnctloo, beaded by they make mooey." CoUDCIL cilmen, the membersh.lp had to week to come to acreemeot on recreatsooa.l taclllty tben is Corona del Mar's JobD Koo-Mayor Donald Mclnnts whO Dana Smith, West Newport be formally appointed aga tn. torn doW'D and replaced b)' an-' d ~-•· lh ., · •--k --• 6 a solution for Corona delMar's By a 4-3 Yote, the Newport woukl 10, wtat damap they other Chinese wall akm( the wiser bouebt tba Ftm Zooe represents tbe a.rea called~ eve......,...r w,ou was among e r. ut:'l: ....... other member s tralt!.c problems. Beacb City Couoc:IJ decided woa1d do and hOW flood-threat--.ratertroot ,. Mr. Beek loki the property trom tbe Santa Ana tbe community dev~lopmentde-first "Victims'' or the ne"' were cont1rmed Mooday night. Trylog to decide whether to ldooday Dlgttt to accept 8 acres eoed areas would be enc-.tecl. £ 1 't.erc:ta VaUey lrrl&&tloG Co., which pa.rtmeat to look at the buHd-SCRCC parking policy, urrt'd Also opposing Mr . Seek was recommend the bypa.as road of ln1De Co. la.od lnBicCuyon lrrtne Co. planner Larry ns ill yes y. had beld tt Jor a number ot ings. He also urged residents the council to go s~ tn cba.ng-Herring Franli:.Hn, a commlttet- through the corridor, eUmlnate and to pe.y the eompa.oy $30,000 Moore assured the Council tbat The SCRCC, astabllsbed by years u an tmelltment. to persooally coot.act lalldlords lng the local law to conform member woo has w d no bi ke parting on Coast Hwy. In the to develq) It a& a city nature ''there is oo questloo the park PropostUon 20 rules oo aU If the SCRCC charged wtth aJJd tell Ulem what thelt teoa.ats to SCRCC poUcy. trails should be or..en(>d In an\ CO M district, or tate DO act loa park. atte woukl be flooded If there-development wtthln 1,000 yards maintainlnC publlc access to the are dol.ng. "That's what the commts-developed part of ~nport. at all, the committee eDded ~ Opposln.g the move were servolr brealc.s, and that's wby of t.be coast. oceanfroot turDS down the pro-Optometrist A 11onse Sa.odo-sloo wants this month, but It The master btke trail pla n, ln a co~le of tie votes. Their Mayor Donald Mclnllls &Dd It should be developed as open. The 33 _ ooJt coodoml.n.l um posal. It ~ld be ~~)Pealed to a val, IZ7 39th St., told couocll-coukl chan~ nut mooth," Mr . scheduled for a~lon as part recommeoda.Uons to the Plall-Co~.mcllmea Carl Kymla &Dd spece. •· project, prOQOSed by JAK Coo-statewide cout:al coosern.Uoo men be had tbe st~tures or Smith cauttooed. of the city's long-rangt! gE-ner a I nlog Commission and City Paul Ryckofl'. LD favor were Coun cllml.ll Ryclroff got an structloa Co. of Costa Mesa, board. about zo resldeot.swllodemand-AI Forglt, an omci.al of the development plan, mc iOOes a ~~~'cC:.~': ofooth~eci!: ~~=:~~~0=~~~=~ ~d~~~~~tr~:~"tC:r:c~~ Key appo·lnlments made ed action. ~:lmp~p~~o:~:c:g:o:~ r:=~ldU;k a~~~u:~~ Hlp-way. The plallners aJldCity Mayor Howard Roprs. tbe park site, Irvloo wouldprob-MAJOR KUHN FINISHES Rid ''the wroog people are Island. Colllcll must come~ with a Mayor Mcl.nnis sald he d.id a.bl1 deYelop ltasapark,any-Appolntmeots to some ke, cUmanDtckCroul. ARMY STAFF COURSE ptt::i.n& the blame lor parlunr Balboa lsl.anders, lnd udwv, lo""-ran-tra.ttlc pian tobtln-DOt ob'-t to the idea but to•"~ way at oom-"y ,~,. City •t"··as -mmt",.. -ere , N , __ -·-J 1 M coopstion.'· Councilman Paul R)'~'kOff, who -. .. ~ ,.,._ • wo:: • _.. .......... -' ... ~ ...... u ... e....,.. .... ~ r. t.Dd a -ajor Bill Kuhn, son ofW. K. "Wby penalize the d!.IPieJ r epresents the area, ha vf' ~~~~:tep~'sr::':::! d~; timing, beeausetbeCounctlalao ~:~ ~~dls t::CC: ~?~~~ ota.yed Wooday nlgtlt bY the terDate G. Vu Hoven, by Coun-Kutul of Los Angeles, former owner, •Den most of lht> par k. strongly ob)eCted to an) ld~ state law. aUotled $5,000 Wooday nlcM Newport Beacb City Council. cllman ~obn store. Balboa resident, graduated re-lnc problems ITE" t'au.sed by of a bike trail 00 thf islaOI"I. Mr. Hill said tbe CDMCA to a stw:!y of wbat effect a chance'' the reservoir wtUt.l.IL Wost were incumbent mem-E VIRONUENTAL cently •tter a 10 mooth COIU"se employees of local bus ln esses Mr. Beek satd yesterday that DOW has 93 members, H~ letter flood would ban em tbe ar• Mr. Moore sa.ld hls company bers bei.D.( re-l+lPQinl:ed. UOOer QUALITY CONTROL at Army Command and General &00 by tourists ,,, Mr . For ~! he favor s •·wadenlng the brld~ to members urpdthemtobrlng ~:eb;:::.B1~~~':!.~=·~ ~ea~b~ :;.~ =::~ a oew council poUcy, all com-• Karen CIIJC&s am alternate Staff SchOol at F't. Leavenwortb, said in an lntervte..,· T~Jesd.ay to make tt safer for blcyclasts a.k>oc a prospectiYe member stOOy is required by tbe staC. to buyers who were assured mtttees have 7 vot.J.og members Uarpret Settl!fbolm, by Mayor Kansas. aftenooo. and putting sign s that woul!j to tool(t:d:'l mHt1n&. to determ.IMwt.renoodwaters that the area wouk:J beeome a and 7 alternates, wtth each U~lrlnt.s. His new asslparnent Is at Ft. ''Tbe Council shou ldn't give direct cyc Usts to use the as- part. The park site connects couocllma..n appolntinr: a mem. Roy Wooi.Hy aM alternate Lewis, Wash., wUh the newly ln. This is aslnine . The com-land's alleys Instead or r iding N B COUNCIL WRAP Up ber and ao alterrate. Bob WallDoft, by Vice-mayor orpnl!.ed ROTC Headquarters, mereta! people a.re at fa ult on the sidewalks " • • • tbe BQywood apartments and the Here ue the awotatees and Rogers. 4th Region, covering I i states. because they doo't pr o' The bllr.e tr~l commlttf'E' ~f:! :,~~:.,:':!rr:w ~~~ tile councilmen who nominated • Mar~ Parks (no alter -He previously served as exec-vide adeQuate off-street park~ meets next Monday nlght at 7.30 Mooday llleht'arepll.r meet-• DENtED a reqlltst for stretch includes the present tbem tor the committees na~e}. by CoUIKI!man Kymla. uUve otflcer with a Field Ax ~ tn.r tor thelr empk)ye-es. We p.m. at the Marine Safety nept. lag of the Ntwport Belch City maln.teQI.DCe of an tltstinc curb bicycle trail used by Lincoln BlCYCLE TRAilS Valerie Murley (oo alter-tillery BattaUon at Ft. Lewis. should use some of the park-near Newport Pier Couoell: cut at 715 Poppy AYe,, Corooa school studeots. • G. LanaiDr Abbott and al. nate), by COUDCI!man Dostal. Other assignments r.ve lncllld-tng lund to buy and pave surh · • APPROVED an amtoded del Mar. Councilman store, WhO rep-ternate Donald l''o::.te r, by • Carl Cottman and alternate ed <Arman)', Ft. Stll, Ft. BUss, p~rUes as the schOol yard Freeway route area plan tor Newport Shores, • AGREED to MDCI Co11111cU-Mayor Doo Mdnnls. Char lea Grlftln, by Councilman a W:in.oe.sota NIU Battery, and at t Sth St The cit)• s hould outl1Dlnr "--ure deYeklpmeat of mao KIJan Doltal, aJooc with resent.s the area, cited stroog "' Harry Kampb and alternate Ryckoft'. 2 tours of diJI:y in VIetnam. thlnk about' buytng more off tbe commercial *"' alone Muor Doa Mc.Ion1s, to tbt oa-citizen and orp.nl&aticual ·~-Wary Hanley, by VIce-Mayor • Robert Blll"buk (no alter-Major and Mrs. I<Uhn and street parking areas and t'ha.r g~ II d Coast Hwy. aDd HttiDC te> ma~ UOOII m.IJ'Ot'I~IH'toet, be-~I i:::n:, a~etto:sr!:: HOWU'd Roren. nate~ by Ceutcllman Croul. tbelr 2 sons, Kevtn, 10, and 11:'1 empk)yees and others who use mu e c htDery tor ponlbly pt.cin& c&IIH of llr. ~1·1 poGUoo 1M stCJPQrts development of the • Eber Jaques and alternate • Dukl Tub ud atterD&te OoU(, 9, are oow U'ftnr ln taY't to be here SS per rnooth out a tntllr park at tM •ut~ of ltad•lbfp 111 a II.Uoaal ..... k. The· schoo" wiiiiAH tbe Dorothy Doe..o, by Councilman Judy T'n.cy, by Counctlma.o Tacoma, near Ft. Lewt.s. to park 00 UU! lots .. What to do about illlnd st!U Ulll tDd Of the eommllllty, ootat..ccmtrollf"'OIC). -Carl Kymla. store. MajOr KUhn's father tas ~ · tied I4J In the now-defunct Pa. • OKAYED a.n ameoded plan • HONORED tile JI.C.WUllam pe..rk for n.at~~re studies. • AIJ.a..D, Seek and aleru.te CITY ARTS COMMITTEE retired after 17 years with c iftc Coast r'reeway rtRflt-o!- for Emta, O..tk:JpmiiDt Com-R. MaiOD..-prMidaAt o1 tbllr-Tbt park wtll be du:lped to Tom UaeiOAnon, by CoWK:ll-• Ellubltb MUDD, lJDda Motor Rim 6 Wheel, a Monte~ BERT SEWELL ot ES way wUI be dlscuued at nut puy's commerelal ptanotd YlDe Co., by paiiiDia ruolu-be Ylrtually m&lDteoaDce-free, mu Mi lan DoJtal. Woodard aDd Iota Gettel were beUo firm fotmded by Wuley Grueslcle Wuonk servtres Wooday ni(bt's joint study ses- commUDity DNr On.D .. CoiiDtJ' tioo pn.1J1Dc tU eommGty sUctln.&: to a oatwalcte.tp wttb • Herr111r frukllD u:1 al-UPOtaltd to llU ..._Jpired D. Smith, a lao a former e.~ were Mki Tuesday at Pact..nc stoo of the Newport Beach City AJ.rport, aiJowln& an Iocr.,. llr'Tiee ucs by adJoamlDI tbe tr•s aDd otber pii.Dbldentuled tenate Kra. William former, terms. Alreldf oo tbt commit-r eside-nt. VIew memorial park, Harbor Cow:~cil a.od tbe Planldnc Corn - Ia ..,.ee lor U oftlct bd.ldln( cocmetl Mllloo t.a ld.l memory. by ldPI. ScboolclauaJanes-by Couoctlii'LI..D Paul Ryctcott. t .. are Mary Chabre, Ladl.slaw VIew Hills, for Bert W. SeweU, miuioo. wltb an oftlltt1Dc dlertUI 111 Tbt OPt City C~lt meet-peetecl to tOhiDieet to keep the • Krs. Mary Blake and al-Rtdlf, J. H.-bart Brownell and FORMER WATER CO. &7, ot2355 Fordham Ave., Costs orr-street PHidnr 1D reat- otblr ...._kliDCI. tq: 11 .:bedlltd aor AGIUI 11 park trH ollltter. taroatt Ua Faotm., by Coao-S• WI'-., MANAGER SUCCUMBS :!':;m:.bo died July 21 at dential areas coukl a leo come • TABLIID • ..... -r.....,.. '"Ctlf Hall. Tbe eo-cu wiD Sl ~ILLID"' PROJECT S • • ' fh I bo ..,, .• ..,...., tt •• aot oa tile enua. ota no.u., tw .. ...,. ·-bold • jof.ll metttDc dl • " UILDER WID I 10 eme or ats William K. Ca\ty, IS, Who Wr. Sewell. a ret1rtd con-apnda.. The Plann.inr Commt.-M._. BIJ brldp ..UI ... Jal1 10 wllb lbo Plw>1nr Com-FOR LOCAL 8 ... ......,., or ... old .. -lor Fire-Tire ........ will eooatdet .. tmend- JcUt Barbor CommtU:tt bears mtatca. J. RQ' CoutnctloaCompi.Q)' Nt'WJ)Ort-Mesa Water Co. We Rubber Co., bad U•ed here meo:t to p&rld.D( npllttooa at tlal -UCitb:& Tba tarp o1 co~ "•• ~D ~-"-T .. --~•-_ lA ' 1'b1. elllri'I•Ma of er•-ta the lMOa a.ad 50s, dMd 11 years. He wu oripoallj ,.. p~·-ra' r_ ... _ Au•, 2 ···~-..::--:. ~ • ...,• 'EX-CDUNTY BUILDttiG -•• -..---·--~are • -m u ........ -t•llaUoo ta ..,.JI>OC...,IY _, •• Hooc rr.>mOtUo . -~ ···-~ -·-·-• OR IS DE D atrocUoo -,. $1,000,000 or ...., wiD ,.., lllolr a, tpiA -bJ lllollowpart Har--tat. He u ... ll 11110 Pt-meettog . .. u. u .. bOll..., __ , bol INSPECT " -ll&elllltoalbi'Chlpaw>Col ... Nnpart Bot<•'•lq>lloalbla ~ c-"' c .......... ctlle ..... C-11-. He...., uues ~ 'GE ~'"EO ...... ra ...., _.. ....... Millie a llu'bor pard to coo-'hl4 I. SUI_.. SO c.blef »ct. Ia Oru&t. "'A*''DC --tM UU1 II.GDll -• -"""" "'" "'-meet JolltlJ •btDI'NI' I moot:ta t1Mt Clfll"'b. bGtklLic ,....,.. a -OrU; DoD Yllllr, projlct ooordll-tanctw tut parade bed~ ComiDOdar• c.._c~ Hooet, Uf'td 111 tliJa: ar• IIDr more tbiLD lame• Robert Gareof S.oco w a 5tll MOidlJ. • ADOI'ftD, bJ a 4-1 tOto, c-, -_, 11 Hoac tlor lor J. lla1 C-.:tloo, :...., lor .._ •.:..":t n J-..-, ~ ~ 10 nara. lloJ ... -eladod ebllrmaa Prto< to lbo otart "' tbe ID or••re ~ oftlcll1 lla•ta• 11w a kac J.U.... rtpOe1ed tllat ttM pro)lclt wu starttDc u.a tJ J:lo p.lll. • To. at)ly. AJ ca.rc Ul1 "'-8t wu a member of tMS.-ol lila Newport 8laeb board ot jailt lhdJ •nzrtrw. tllll CltJ I<>W --tllrolll:l'o lo-II ltOl...,.._ 11101'0 ... aa t ..... ., ... na-la''TIIaniACiar =--==-=-:u-:;:::: ~ ~lllnry-. 8t ........ Co•cll wiD 41.-Ill-· polloo ........ Co 0 liTO An~ c;.-lla& -.to lf•IJ o n&r 1U "n. i>r _,_ toaiO K I~ ol .......,_ Clarlaa B. hw1l aa --. on1 ....... -M did oat to ; Iliad i>r l'o Wllca will' 1o )l1la4 l'o--tOol. -.... Ia pi& ... IIIIa_ ,...._ "" •-an .-. • M U.a v= ••-lllltlloa Mr. Clofa ud lila-. 11&<. Ill 1o &l _,, •••• e, ble&Uid....-... .. lr,.••••~. lie ud ._. '••rt 1• Ia .,.......,.... papetaJ bo"atobta'ftfd.. ~; •-1 WAlle· 111u1 1oeM1J tf .w.1ca. Hen.-. n••• C'lfBaaOCIII&q ....._ an•r: 11_., ... r.:.:o;r:.o,t~l : z..;: :s':• t U:.,tl't ;:e'-' C ~ f::~ C :_ ':..':. ._. bOlla _.,usc ::.. fl~'::.j f n':. == --:.: ~~ !!:; :.::.::.:. ~ ~,.: ::::' .~.,~ .. \ :" 0:.:: -· .... -lltrlll---,. K,O,D, trill _..,., -OH-011 lor Ill pal1:t Ill"'-..... _ wiD be lloltl &llp_a. ...,,_ ~ aclloolo, llr. a..ta ..-.I MilliN·-·· • Aldii!IG) -u ....,. ----Cltl-. "'-I. ii/ wiD -.. ll.OOO. l'o--(JirToat,\ olol. ~ lo llr ........ -Jlo1r .. II-lleol-ta & .,.._,Ill IICLA.IIIalolc -.....,._ IS o1 llr .-"'- 111-_ __.., 10 w-A .. utJUII81111Mea 1111 • .ow (M-trt lllrttllr\ CM ·• ciCu HOiiliiCIIIIIS...,,Collllt-. 1 v ote•• .. MeG D .. -fll 11 • .-... -.. "'atnw.,..c...rom......._. ...... .,c.->•--.-n-,~ JOd 1-11, 1111'1 ..... UIIr*111-Yiaor::::----,UIJ,,wtlllllll'o-.,-IOIII&D,11~;o-11_ 'W-ta~-Ill D o'IIIU-111110-o -=~.:-:.~liB ... :-.::.llllo,a,l'o • =.:.::..-=.=.-.:.:--pow•• MUill-• I -II Ui ... ~.:Ji:a.t._c;; ~.: =-~'::c:.:.-- • • 2121 TELE.,.oNE: 17-C-C:0. 7141 11t1 PI'IWPOaT tt.U.Ma BNSIGN b tlw: -ty __,.,_ Jditted •ad pJ!blllhed lo 1hc-Cky ol. Newport loudr., ... dM _.,. locally·......, a!MI ~~~ .......,.,_ ~ dM Hh!pofc ~ .._ At..., ~lir.hett -kl,. -n~•'· S.CCNMI ct.. ,_.... ,.w •• ec.-<k:l Mol.r. Calif. <> ntE N£WPORT.HAAI<>A BHSiGNW.. adjudpd 10 be a--....-of •ntnl drcuLacion by towt dr«n.a No. A-20178 d.n.d: Mlly 14, lUI, '" S1.1~rior Cowt fot the County of Onnp, S«ate of C.Ufornla, aad by rtaJon lhet~of Q q~qUfW to ~Nblllh .tl puNic: DOric:" rcq~o~ired by law. lu H:ubllr Aru; IUBICIIIU~TION RATII Oae year, S5.00; l yean, I 8.00 One year, 16.00:2 ynn, 110.00 <71.. .1!09 ~· .ll.p ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign • THE GENOCIDE TREATY TRAP I wrote a month ago to all 4 mem- bers of Congress who represent our community, asldng them about their stand on the genocide convention. The letters went to Senator Alan Cranston, Senator John Tunney, Representative Andrew !fin- shaw and Representative Clair Burgener. My request was stated as follows: "Know- Ing the consequences of treaty law and the possibility that treaties can over-ride safeguards enumerated In the U. S. Con- stitution, I am asking you for a public pronouncement of your position on the genocide convention." Although the matter was before the Senate, and not the House, I included Congressmen Hinshaw and Bur- gener In the request because their stand could Influence the ultimate decision. As of this moment, only one of the four has had the courtesy to reply to my letter. That response came from Clair Burgener, who wrote me as follows: Dear Arvo: Thank you for your Inquiry requesting my statement of position on the Genocldf' Convention. I am most pleased to comply and my statement follows: Although as a member of the U.S. House of Represen- tatives, I will not haTe the opportunity to Yote on this matter, (since treaties are the responsibility of the U.S. Senate) I believe It Is Important for all House members to clearly state their position when requested. Sincere ly, CLAffi W. BURGE NE R Member of Congress Congressman Burgener is to be com- mended for his forthright and patriotic stand on this important issue. A similar statement from the other three would be m ost welcome. The geno~ide treaty is presented to the public as an international effort to prevent the crime of "systematic, planned anni- hilation of a racial or cultural group." Hitler's diabolic attempt to exterminate Jews in Nazi Germany is held up as the type of crime against humanity that the treaty seeks to prevent. But certainly no m ore laws are needed to deal with the crime of murder. There must be some other reason for the determined drive by the leftists and ultra-liberals to place our nation In the perilous trap of the genocide convention. That reason must be the Incredible passion for de- stroying American sovereignty and placing us at the mercy of one-world govern- ment, ruled by a United Nations dom- Inated by the communists. • • • • • THE CONSERVATIVE INDEX How do our members of Congress rate In the conservative Index? Here Is the rating by the Review of the News, based on adherence to the principles ot Jn<U'fldual liberty honored by our found- tng !albers In tbe U. S. Coostttuttoo:. • se.tcr Jobn Tunney --l"l. • Bepetor Alan eran.too --6%~ • Repr .. 1atetne IUD.Ihaw --42%. • Reill'••••tettn Burcener --SOl. AMONG ED ROBEL'S MEMENTOO of bls blnklng elreer Is this photo ot the Bank of America brudb tn Balbol, tu:eo sbortly after the opeD.tng lD l9S8. In the foregi"CCUDd are the Pael.ftc Electric raHway tracts, wblch used to ntend aloo& tbe Peninsula up to Main St. A BIG INDIAN LIGAL MOnCI SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNlA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE No. A-76913 NOTICE OF llEARlNG ON AMENDED PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND CO-1 DICIL AND FOR LETI'ERS TEST.utENTARY Estate of OHMER K. CHRIST- ~anson, De< ....... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Gerald W, Cbrlstlansea ba.&: ~led herein an amended petiUoo for probate ol Wtu and Codicil aDd for ""'"'"'' · Testamentary, refereDCe EVERY NEW & USED CAR & TRUCK NOW AT MODEL YEAR·END SALE PRICES! REMEMB·ER! COMFORT SAFETY PERFORMANCE! THREE :uJUIMPORT ANT FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYING YOUR HEW CARl HOW YOU c;.H GET THEM ALL· A~D MOR~. FOR JUST $99 'OVER ACTUAL • FACTORY INVOICE AT • THEODORE ROBINS FORD COME IH TODAJ I FULL SIZE FORDS $.,,~ MOlOIIICit OVER FACTORY INVOICE NO ADD ON'S * NO GIMMICKS AN OUTSTANDING BUY ... WHAT MORE CAN WE SAY?!?! JANET HOBEL HORN wbicb 1a: made for f\atber par. ttclllars, a.od tblt the time aDd place of bearing tbe Ame has been set for August 21, 1873, • at 9:00 a.m., In the courtroom LEGAL NOTICE of Departmeat No. 3 of said --=-'--.=..--'--'----court, at 700CirtcCenterDrlre FlCTITIOlE BtmNESS NAME West, in tbe Clty of Santa Ana, STATEMENT CaliforDia. The foUowtng persons are Dated July 24, 1973. dolng business as: Something William E. st Joho, County ~lat. 1015 N. Paclftc Coast Clert. Hwy,, Lacwa Beach, CaW. Keene, Dtoo, Madsen, Jeo- 9!651 : Susan WUsoo, 220 Em-nlD.p" McDronald, Profesalon- erald Bay, LagmaBeach. Callf. al CorporaUoo, Ayco Ftnaoclal 92651; S. S. DuBois, ?04Emer-Tower-Flftb Fklor, &ZO New- a~ Ba,y, Lagma Beach, Calli. port Center Drive, Newport 92651. Beacb, California 92660, At- This business is conducted torneJs tor PeUUoner. by a general partnership. Pablla:b: JuJy 26, Aug. 2, 9, Siped: SUSID WU.son. to the Newport Harbor TbJs statement ns tiled with ~~~~~~~~r. lbe County Clerk of Orango Cotmt)' oo July 18, 19'73, WU- llam E. St Jotm. comty clerk, b)' Tberesa M, Ward, deputy, PubUsb: Jo.ly 19, 26, AQC. 2, 9, 19T.I, 1tJ lbe Newport Harbo< EDBIIJl. F ·Z681Z • - LEGAl.IIOTICE • PROTECT YOUR PAPER DOLLARS AGAINST 11t l.~t'I.:\TIU~ * l)t;\'AI .l'.\TIU~ • Ht:t:t-:SSIU~· D•:PR.;SSIOS v.,., •• ,..,.., .... ,.,, •••... ll ,,. ....... ..,,,., ... _ .. , ,.r~, •• ,.o .•. , • ..,, ... ..,,, .wltlllrt JGO "'"••.N• ••rtlrt •u•vrth, '••t ~.,.,.,,. ••trew•4 ••••• •••••••••·'' ... ..... , ,,, .. , , ... ,.,, ..... , ... ,. '" ... ,., . .., .. , ... ,., ... ., ..... GOLD /PlACER -dual, n~~~U~ets and amalf!Um -lesal to own and hoord -from DAILY ENGLEHARD 8ELUNG PRICE up lor 1.000 FINE con lent COINS -bue prlc:e plua 2 """*'l 1 ounce co ina of .lilt-lr<>nUpOt pl~al5 cenll up SILVER IOOOWicebaraoi .ICII-IromspOtpl~aiOcenlluo 1000 ounce boro of .lit -from spOt plua .l Cfllll up "000 lace v.aJue boil eolas-base price pl1112 percOlll. United States Investment Systems PHONE 645--'1258 I M5-1174t I I IN ~'"'""i ' !WP'ORT INIU ·f31J •••ooi•liig IOHK K. . GALVIN, o1 Corea. del Mar, bu beeo aamed pre- lldtat ot KeodaU Development by oolllDt """ t>:o~""· .~u '· mol ... " friiod rormation rnondly wbieb .~ta~.rll lp her booo,.,.fl with Mr new • lOA VISITOR ~ 484-9388 Co., the real estate subsidiary at American StaDdard Inc. of New York City, KeodalJ cor- ponte headquarters are at 4oC63 Birch street, Newport Beach. neu the airport. In a.ddittoa to its real estate acttvfHes, Amer- tcan..stalldard hiDdles bu11d1Dr products, transportation sys- tems, securtty aDd graphic arts, and lDdustrlal a:Dd construction equipment. The Galvins are members or the Balboa Bay Club and the Bahia Corlntbian Yacht Club, Mrs. Ga hin Is a member of the Thursday Morn- Ing Club and is active tn local Cub Scout acttvtUe&. FOR ALL OF YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS :NE H. ROBERTSON INSURANCE } our Independent Insurance Agent 2711 E. COAST HWY no del Mar -Telephone 673.3850 'nt&& corating s Solve Your P aint ems. We Can Save 'ime And Money. lOR ' PAINT CENTER I rt B•och - I HIS CTIOH 0 F DR ESSES • come in and se • them. UN LOP Austnllao Yetlo·.v .'liS BALlS With Trade. in of Ia \Is of any malte •.. per can $1.85 PARM-IOUNT SPORTS 333 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA ~lllod The lDternatlooal PucUe Houe PHONE ; 642.8886 .IIE-.oi!T HAMOR fllfiGJI .l'llll.llllf:O ftEIU.Y ·• PAGE J lliURSOAY, JULY 25, 1!73 OOIIliiA DEI.IIAII, CAL Students going abroad How do you tell I I'Uiy---II tx:·Jr. loll. lhdrld, llpala. riM M" be. •taet.d tor Prut If.... t-Jor .:~elal lhdJ at OC ea. a O'l'.rMIJ teiiDca, Blr"' K«w'a,. a drunk? -U. ,....,_ Alln:ood 11UCJ Palmer 1oo1« --.........,.,.. lt'I'S.'H. .....U•e 111oni.r. li..trld. CIDd1dat11 b' O'ftr.., S~JatD. ' ..,. U't •&eeted oe tbt bull of aeadem.lc reeoN, motifttloD &lid pro!leteDCy Ia tbt II.Dp.p altho Dalloo Mleclocllor-. Tbt .tudeut. pay reCU)ar tx:: teea tor att.eudtnc and reeetn tk; crecllt tor completloa. ot &pprO'fed procram•. Local stu- dents who bne beeo accepted tor O'ferHU lhdJ bef;bUl1nc lhls llll, lbelr llolds ol - and tbe ctfllers tbey will atteod are: • BALBOA ISLAND MarllnDe ScbmU:z, seolor, comparatiu culture, Beirut, L ........ • CORONA DEL U:AR Janet Hoe.c, jml..l«, bdmaa. lUes, Goettlngen, Germany. Robert Smlth. jmlor, soci&l SCIBZlCeS, lfalrobl, Kenya, • COSTA MESA Suzunall Cooper, gnduate, Spanlsb, Merieo City, Meldco. • IRVINE Nanc1 Lee, junior, !JOCI.al sci· eoces, Nairobi, Kenya. Paul UcGrew. junior, btotoc- lc:.l sciences, Goettto.gen, Ger- many. Michelle Watsoo,Jdll!or, Un- gulsttcs, Goettingeo, Germany. • NEWPORT BEACH Pamela Diebel, junior, Span- GEM TALK TODAY !MTERPRISE R!UMIOH Berl ..... ot c-u- wtn take Ume • ftom Ide r•l estate duties tbta •• •bin be a.ad ru wife true1 tD New Orleul 6x IDOtbt.r re- tlllioa of NaYJ penonnel wbo MI"TI4 011 tbe 11rcnft curter U, S. S. Enterprise. Tile eel· focetber 1a aehedalect tor Juty Z6-!9, Bert sen-ed U l'llD'fY otllcer aboard tbe famed car- rler durin& World War n. CLAUDlA OWEN, clalrman ot tbe Nwport Beacb Parka, Beaches a.oo Recreat1011 Comml..ss1oD, 1a presenunc awards to 2 retiring comml.sstoner s. DaYid Ttacler, left, sened for .f years and Rolly Pubsld, wbo also sened tor 4 years, was vlce-chalrmu ot tbe Commission durlng the past year. Mr. Tingler is an attorney aDd Mr . PulaskJ Is an architect. ' Newcomers at Hoag • SUNDAY, JULY 8 Girl •• Rev. &. Mrs. Joseph Boy •• Mr • .L Mrs . MartlD C. Aldrlcb, 1831 Port Klmber- Townseod, 442 Broadway, Cos-ly, Barbo!' VIew Homes. ta Mesa. • TUESDAY, JULY 10 Girl --Mr. & Mrs. Wasa-Boy __ Mr. & Mrs. Jack D. btio Mtya.ke, 2783 Tern Clrde, Aleja.Ddro, M1 Traverse Drtve, Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa. • MONDAY, JULY 9 Boy ·-Mr. & Mrs. Walter Girl --Mr. & Mrs. William voo KlelnSm1d,l418Kee!Drlve, K. Rudewlclt, 17741 Cypress Hubor View Htlls. Tree Lane, lrvine. Gttt •• Mr. & Mrs. Allan Glrl --Mr. A. Mrs. Cbarles Stover, 2316 Pactnc Drive, co. Tl\e' man was actina stranJrl)'. You know what people chQU&ht. But the neia:hborhood pharma- CI.st had a hunch, took a cl050· look , ga vt: the man sugar. Then M calkld a physicmn who round the rrnm was m insulin shock. Too much insulin, not liquor. Without prompt treatment, he might have died. Th~.s story illus- tnnes the potency or modem drup. Before wins powerful drugs you should sec a physicia.n and then folio"' dirrl'fions to 1~ l~tlrr 14'/,clf tiJki"' tMm. There's a happtcr moral. W itltowt modem drugs, the diabetic in had a life to save. this .story wouldn't hne 3021 E. COAST HWY ., CORONA DEL MAR 673-2550 T. Catt, 4118 Seton Road, lr· rooa del Mar. Yllle. Girl .• "' .• M". Scott * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Boy --Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Steward, 6295 Sierra Siena .MA T s .L J. Tighe, 2811 Fnnoes Lane, Road, lrYille. .,.. NNOUNCING HE ALE..,.. Costa Mesa. • WEDNESDAY, JULY 11 iC G 0 L D * LIClAL MOTICI H.::-u33 "J.;.~:~i,:,0':;.~ ~ 0 f * LEGAL NOTICE C, Costa llesa. ~ PLACER ...._ Girl --Wr . & Mr s. John -,. Jlllf'" Notice Is hereby g:l:t'eD that UcLeod, 311Nassau,CostaMe-~ Yev Co• L•volly Ow" Placer Gold; "'-IIE~:~COI1Silmerl1oancecom. BANK OF NEWPORT, Dover sa ~ ,.... secretary and assoclate ·at SLxteenth. Newport Beach, • THURSDAY JULY 12 iC ''Notvral Go,~ Rlght Out Of The Ml• .... * counsel andtsLDebarge Callfornta, 92660, has ftled, Boy __ Ml. & Mrs. Phtup SILVER INGOTS MEDALS legal department, wttb with the federal Deposit In-U.. Freeman, 3120LincolnWay, 11: TRADE COINS lt • IW H~-~~&.-•CNio /01 •lmo.C U ,...,... U Cll'l •wlhorlly 011 t•m• ... ct ,....,.,. THE "ALCOHOLIC" GEM You'd hardly e:xpecttonoo the baste ingredients of a 1 whislr.eJ sour or a rmrt1o1 in a rem; yet moetdlataODds contain ethylaleoholaDd mt- oute quantities of water. These substances were in- corporated Into dlamoods oo formation 100 mtlesor more below the earth's surb.ce, tbeir presence s~rtlng the theory as to Dow stones were violently blown ~ throu.gh the earth's crust at certain Urnes and locations. It is now believed that free water occlll's in that layer of the earth, this water at · Urnes developlng eoodgb pressure to blow a hole through the earth's cnst, the blast carrying wtth It bits of roclt plclr.ed ~ en. route, wearing them 1Dto llbead~rie" In Newport Ceo-surance Corporation, an Appn . Costa Mesa. M CERTIFIED .999 Fltr4E (99 .9" PURE) ....._ He was educated tn New cation to Establish a Branch, Girl--Mr. and Mrs. C harles ~ .....- IIJer!;ey, graduated from Niagara which awllcatioo was accepted Dolpll, lZSOAdams Aven~Ji!, Apt . ~ A Hedt• Agalut lnftatiOA . DevoluoHon ...._ University and served as a for fillng on Jdly 17, 1973. A-111. Costa Mesa. -.,.. Or Poulble Drprtu!on .....- staff sergeant 1n the U.S. Army. Tbe permanent location of the Girt __ Mr. & Mrs. Re:r A_ -tc Newport Seoeh (714) 979-5642 lt proposed branch is 2166 East Kiesser, 16Z6 Newport Bodle-3..xt Irvin• Ave .• Suite 115 WM. HORTON HAMED Coasl Highway, Neo•p<,tBeaoh, vard, Sp. 1, Costa Mes. ~ U~IVERSAL. TRADE CDioiPA~Y * WUUam J. Ho•loo, 1613 W. Calilo'"ta 92660. Girl . "' • "" Leonud .._ * * * * * * * * * * * * * Balboa Blvd., Central Newport Aoy per son wlsh.l.ng to co m-Krabenbtu 68s Darr~ll Cosb. 'P> * has been elected to ment oo this application may Ides. ' ' membersllipintheLosAngeles file his comments in wrtttng Girl __ Mr. & Mrs. Ern.st f' ____________________ .,.. Cllal>t" ol the National Asso. wllh the Regtooa l Dl•eolo' ol Duenlog 960 West 19thSireel Ll KE TO TRAVEL ? cLaUon ol AccourUnts. He Is the Federal Deposit Insurance costa 1iesa. ' the assistant controller atCorporatlonatttsRegtooalOf-•FRIDAY,JULY13 HAVE TO TRAVEL? 'Coastal Recreatl011 Inc., Costa nee, 44 Mont~mery street, Boy __ Mr . & Mrs. Petu .A. • , Mesa. Suite 3600, Sao Francisco, Cal-Gerlach, 188-A Moote Vista, ~ lfornla 94104. If any person de-Costa Mesa. ~ LIGAL MOTICI sires Io protest Ihe gnoliDg Boy •• u,. • ""· SteYeo ,., ARBOR TRAVEL F!CTITIOlE BlNINESS NANE of this appllcaticm be bas a Brown, Z15 1/2 N. BaJ Front, l~i;;:~ STATEMENT rtcM ~ do so lf he rues a sanx. Island. NEWPORT BEACH 675-1311 Tbe tollowtng persoo lsdolng wrlttn DOttce of bis intent 'With • SATURDAY, JULY 14 business as: Asphalt Repair tbe Regional Dt.rector w1thln Boy --Mr. lr Wrs. Dutd Senlce 839Z Acacia Garden 15 days of the elate of this Brl.Qc 178 the Masters Clr- Gran, 'ca. 92641 : E~gene R. pubUc:.Uoo. Thenoocontldential cle, C~sta Wesa. P o.l R,d:oH Batt, JonU ... Vassallo, 839Z Acacia, Garden portions of the appUcatlon are Boy -· Mr. &i Mrs. Larry «.. ___ ... _._..,_._ _______ .... ___ ..,~ Millie Ries Gro'fe Ca 926-41 on Ole in the Regional OfOceas Moore 4388 Satinwood Way Tbi~ ~oess ·Is conducted part of the pdbUc file maintained lrvine.' ' by an 1Dd1v1.dual. by the Corporation. This nte Signed: Eugene R. Vassallo. is anllable for publlc inspec- Tbis statement was flledwtth tioa during regular business 'the COWJty Clerk of Orange holll'S. County 00 July 6 1973 Wil PubUshed pursll.lnt toSectioo uam E. st John, ~OWlty 'cterlt~ 303.14{bXt ) of the Rdles and 'by Theresa M.. Ward, depdty. Regulations of the Federal De- , Pit)Usb: July 12, 19, 26, A~~g. posit lnslll'ance Corporation. '2 19'13 lD the Newport Harbor Bank of Newport E'nstgn.' F -26610 By Norman E. M!Her, Vice President & Cash.l.er. LIGAL MOTICI roWlded shapes. FICTmorn B{l)'}NE$ NAME PubUsh: July 26, 1973, lD tbe Newport Harbor Ensign. MIIUons of years later, STATEMENT prospector s would rtod tbe The following persoo lsdolng LEGAL MOT1CE top of the hole, commooly h~><ost<oess KUbrlde Construc---....::::=..::=:..;.c:..;c.:..:c::..._ called a diamood "pipe," Colonna, Laguna FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME How diamonds SO dramat. 92653 : Philip R. STATEMENT ically reach the earth'ssur. 2!362 Colonna, La. The following person tsdolog f:a ce is well-s.mstaotlatedby guna Cal. 92653. business as: PrimeTimeCanle tmlverslty research teams Tb1s business is conducted c ompa.ny, c/o SanMiguel Cattle wbose fa cts, as well as dla-by an lDdlvtdtllll. Company, Inc., 366 San Miguel moods shldied, "hOld wa-Signed: Phil KHbrlde. Dr1Ye, Suite 306, Newport Tbis statement was ntedw\th Beach, Callt. 92660: Daphne NOW! HIGHER RATES ON ALL NEW ACCOUNTS! (jJ ~ ~ J ...LO?-'Oia. ~~-J'U/ n lmv /~J t,....:;;.:.'---~~----J·li>e County Clerk of Orange Productions, Inc., (New York), op-,j!"' County on Jdly 16, 1973, Wll-111 West 57thStreet,NewYork., llam E. St Jotm, county clerk., N.Y. 10019. by Tberesa M. Wud, deputy. This business Is conducted Pdbllsb: Joly 19, 26, Aug. 2, by a corporation. rece1v1n9 Federal Com~n5ation ., the result of ll5band15 death two year5 ago. If I many •91in bw thi5 compenw+ion 7 9, 19'13, in tbe Ne'fPOrt HarbOr Corporation Name: Daphne Eostgn. F -26813 Productions, inc, LIGAL NOTICE Signature & Title: Albert E. Bernstein, treas. FICTITIOUS Bl.SINESS NAME This sbtement ns ftled W"\tb is pleased to announce higher guaranteed income on all new Bicentennial Savings Certificate Accounts, and a higher yield on both new and existing Passbook Accounts. by EUGENE 0 . BERGERON ......, ,.,.._, .,.. .................................. ,.;.. ---........... ,..,..., ,.. .... -......... .w ... "' .... ,. ........ ........... ..,, pw'ICtWfl I .... Act. .................... ' 'Icc __ _. .......... .._., .......... ,.. ............... u......... .. .. . , __ .. ., ... ........ ..................... =--r:::::::.:-......... __ .. "' .... ~-..... C:OSTA MilA 1412424 f'.ae•'td B0111e COIOIIAoloiMAa 671-t411 STATEVENT tbe Comly Clerk of Orange Tbe toUowtng persons are County on July 10, 19'73, wn. doioc business as Bravo. Taco, 111m E. st Jobn, COimtJ clerk., Z900 Newport BITd., Newport by Tberesa U. Ward, dep\tJ . Beach 9%660: W.lcbael Potoma, PlmUsh: July 12, 19,26,1973, U05 Aotlca, Newport Beacb, in tbe N"J)Of1. Harbor CaW. 92660; EYeiJ11V. Potoma, Euip. F .26674 U05 Aottp Newport S.ch, Publish: July 12, 19, 26, Ao.r . Callf 9Z6SO ' Z, 1973, lD lbe Newport Harbor This buiaess Is conducted Eastp. F -26614 ~uwmnmaL ~==~~~~~~==:: Siped: utcr.el Potoma. I Tlds ttatetnellt was n11c1 wtth _ _;:. lbo CoaatJ Cle.k ol <Jnnco FICTITIOI!l Bl!lli<ESS NAloiE Co18ty oo J~me 19, 1Sl7S, Wll -SfATEUENT llara E. st Jotm. Cow:~.ty Ca-rt, Tbt biJo1rtDc peuoo Is by Tblr .. W. Wud, DepatJ • bGI!Dess 11: Associated PabUab: JalJ 5. 11, 19, U, DHI't.llic C~llJ, t'li4$.K 19'71, 1n tbe Newport Harta' Put Ctrde, ln1De: Ben'J- Eutp. F --? Pw-111<:, (Coll1!lnta), "World's lorges' exclusive guoroniPt'd drapery servrc e " 1'11411-K 5'> Park Clrele, lr- YIM, C&ll1. nu ...... ta ClOiftdQC't.t bJ a carpcll'ltlca. .I.CDIT ~':?.:::~:·,· ~~~~ ~ "-' Ben7· ... llltc. •rtre•~a.hr ••· ............ ,......... , ........ 1111""'"'"1",."1"'''" ftla *'' ....... tllsd wttlll ~c.-, c-c.-r•s.o -LaMo, "'-.. -.. ...... ,., ..... 11'11, ........ _t ~= ...... ,. 7~% 7% 6%% 5 I O.OUO mrntmum $5.000 mmtmum s~.ooo mtntmum -4 ycJH~' 4 10 6 \I(' If'S' ~~., lo 4 yt:a r,• 6J2% 5%% 5~" S 1.000 mtmmum S 1.000 mmimum Pa\:dklok Account, dll~- 12to 2J montlu• 1'1 months' tn IO dJiy-out IDler-eM. on any amount INTEREST ON ALL ACCOUNTS IS COMPOUNDED DAJLY, PAID QUARTERLY. •9()day rnlcrest for(eitun for early withdrawal. and ea.rntd tnternt on wtthdrawn amount payable onty art~ curTeR! Paubook ntt:. NOW SERVING YOU INS FULL SE.VICE OFFICES HOME OFFICE, 2600oou A..._._ -.Colll.tMSI Thill*. -n.t LAKE E:1.S1N0a1! SAN aJ!MliNT1! LAGUNA NIOUIL 600 Wesl OnhuB A..._ to I Ncwtll II 0,·'• a-t l ~ llf .... LAGUNA HILLS 2A031CIBI*Ia- 2721 . TELE~f: 17,__ ._C.. 11•1 nft M'I;WPOIIT tLU.80A BNSIGN Ia dw ~ -.,.,_ ,..rmcd ... ~t.hed in dw Cky oi.Ntwpon lcuh, _, dM .U., loc:aUf·..,.... ·-opfftl.ci nawt .. ,., ..... Htt<fOil ~ ..... ,.,.., hbli.bed -ld,, oa 'ftur .. y. Secoed da.. JGIUP· ,.W 11 C..91111- dd Mal, o.ur. ~ 1'HE NEWPOitT.HAlUOR I!NSIGN._.adjudpd to be 1 .......,.,... ol Jf'rte~l c:ircuhirion by t-t decnc No. A·201?81bt.d May 14, 1951, 111 Superior Court for rhc County of Onnp, Scat~ of C.UfW'IN, lad by I'UIIOf'l thtteof b quaHRed to publilb ..U public: 11otica tc:quired by law. SUBSC"IrTION RATU lu HarborAfn: Ouo nl tbrbor An:a : o-yu.r, u.oo; 1 yean, 1 a.oo One ycu,l6.00; 2 'fnt"l, 110.00 <II. .I!Otj ~·-"¥ ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the EnsiSJI • THE GENOCIDe TREATY TRAP EO ROBEL'S MEMEN'I'OO of bla ctr .. r ts photo o1 tbe Bank ot America brulCb ln Balboa, tueu abortly after the opening ln 19S6. In the foreiJ'OlR!d ue the Pacl.ftc Electric railway tracks, which used to elteod doag tbe Peninsula up to Main St. A BIG INDIAN By Francis Horn.tb A member ot tbe local I wrote a month ago to all 4 mem- bers of Congress who represent rur community, asking them abrut their stand on the genocide convention. The letters went to Senator Alan Cranston, Senator John Tunney, Representative Andrew Hin- shaw and Representative Clair Burgener. My request was stated as follows: "Know- ing the consequences of treaty law and the possibility that treaties can over-ride safeguards enumerated in the U. S. Con- stitution, I am asking you for a public pronouncement of yrur position on the genocide convention." Although the matter was before the Senate, and not the House, I included Congressmen Hinshaw and Bur- gener in the request because their stand could influence the ultimate decision. ln man's Jolll'oey lhrougb ute taring Masonic lodge, Ed tbue are some wbo tie tbe.lr became actin ln tbe dreams to a star some who Daughters, where he served seet bl.pplness ma'Rtkled char-assoclate guardian and bls ,.. •• 1 tot ridJ.Dc arowd on Cloud 9, served as gtardian. The two some wbo eagerly and ambl-them were also members of the ttousJ;y strun:Ie ap.tnst com-Harbor Star Chapter and coo- As of this moment, only one of the four has had the crurtesy to reply to my letter. That response came from Clair Burgener, who wrote me as follows: Dear Arvo: Thank you for your InQuiry requesting my statement ot position on the Genocide Convention. I am most pleased to comply and my statement follows: Although as a member of the U.S. House of Represen- tatives, I will not han the opportunity to vote on this matter, (since treaties are the respoosiblllty of the U.S. Senate) I believe It is Important for all House members to clearly state their position when requested. petition to become Big Cbiels tinued their M1 Ja:son~l~c,:a.5ctli~v:lt~l:e~s on the reserntloos of noance and watched 3 and !Ddustry. Then, there are Kathleen, and some wbo seek and f1nd happi-active part in the Jobs Dou!l"- ness 1n a more moderate, mod-ters. Janet and Kathleen est, and a meet sort otway who came llooored Queens. dedicate themselves and their Tile Hobels have another dts- Uves to just being hardworking Unction in that they saw their Indians 3 daughters become drwn rna- A. P~ GLanninl foUDded the jorettes at hlgb school and col- Bank of Italy at the age of 34 lege--JanetatNewportHarbor 1n San Francisco in 191M. This high school and Orange Coast bani: 1n 1934 became the Bank College; she is oow Mrs. Rich- of America. Todaywlth&llProx-ard Horn, residing 1rith her imately 1 009 branches u bas husband In Lafayette, CaW.; become the largest r:.nktng and Kathleen at Costa Mesa hJgf:l tnnstment lnstttWion in the school and Orange Coast Col- Untied Stateswlthassetssecond lege; she is oow Mrs. Roome . only to the assets of the Federal Shotts, residing with her bus- Reserve Bank In New York band and two chHdren and Chicago. Mr. GiannlaJ saw Concord; Jeaninne at Estancia the need and the importance high school; sbelsres:ldingwttb of branch banks and was aware her husband, Michael Corldns, of the tragedy that followed In Auburn, Wash. many large corporations who were staffed wtth "too many chiefs and oot enough lndians." He knew that if he had hard working, loyal Indians on the branch bank reserVations he would bave a better staff of Big Chlefs at the Main Of:tlce Resern.Uon. In 1934 the Bank of America bougbt Its branch otftce bulld-f oppose the Genocide Convention, even though no rallon.al ing at Washington Street aod or . thoughtful person cou}d co~1n~ fhe . act of Genocide, or Ceotnl Ave. (now Ba.lboa BIYd.) lany:iet s~t~ON'ienbc!tde. t. • 1 in B&lboa with Jack Sadlelr : "'MY oppOsllion' Is relaflvely simple. J cou!!!""'lm SIIIPOr1 ' as its tlrst' manager . an efiort, however well lnhtotloned, that would result in Edward L Hobel, · naH' of •a dlminuUon of I he sovereignty of the UnJted States of Ltlgb, Jfebr~sb, w~re he eat- America. tended high school came to the U the United States becomes a signatory to the Genocide reservation of t'he Bank of Treaty, we would be giving up our loog lleld and, in my America in 1936 In San Diego opinion, cherished right of self.determinatlon abotrt the at the main otnce branch as a acts of cltl:tens of our own country. Certain acts, wh.lch messenger boy. Hestudiedbus-hav~ traditionally been regarded as domestic crimes and loess at San DiegoStateCoUege s ubject to punishment under the well established due pro-and In addlUon completed a cess of American justice --could become lnteraational number ofadvancedprofesslon- crimes, and s ubject to dlsposltlon by an International trl-al courses at the American bunal. Institute of Banking Even more comp licated might be the acts of American 0 W W • n, h ml UtaTy servicemen overseas acting on direct orders urlng orld ar e was from their commaoo'er-in-chler: Bizarre as It sounds, tf manager of theBankofAm:rlca we wer e, last January, parties to an international gen-branch at the Santa Ana rmJ ocide treaty --Instead of welcoming our prisoners-of-Corps Replacement Center, war , we might now be witnessing the spect2cle of their wlllcb opened on March 8,1941, being tried in an International court of genocide. to process pilots, navigators I ca nnot, In good conscience, g:tve up the known strengths and bombardiers. The ':rson- of our Constilullonal Republic __ tor the llllknowns of a net of the brank was fro 10 to world order. 15 regular employees and tre~ Sincerely, CLAIR W. BURGENER Member of Congress KATHY HOBEL SHOTTS JANET HOBEL HORN FROM THE ASSEMBLY ,..,,;~t:=r: "All& 17 IIOIUT IAOHA411 arloo ud bn Ct of-Tloofou..lllpor•ladolllc 71ST DIST.ICT -br-oro II -t-b duru:-W.Ck&olalo, .,._ -. of tllo -·· elllJD ...,.__ to t11o an s. -11., -Aoo, -· s ot J.a .__, t:Wfllllll Hilt ol OOtlllt7 ........ 1N C...... H10'7: Robct D. 111o ..... bf ,. • ..,. 11u 1a tvtalofau_..,.._""" --·una. -st., IIJOC ''Jio_tllo,....,U. --Ill-tllo put-Aoo, Collt>nll 111'70~. plloe of ...--. U llo-I ,_... Tllla --to coodoctod ·-nlll-·-""" no -toot .... -.. ta-b!' •IDdl.-L a Ylolllloo of lllo --1 . .._ OO<IIrl Ill ...... ud llpod: Rob1rt D. --· prladpln ol a r.. pera,. bt&1UII tuuruce l)rOIH.ml: b' Tbl.• ~tatem•t wu ft&ed Wltb INIII." --Pr-GRoot ll>No woruro --procrlllll tile Couaty Clerk of Qrup C .... llod, Ill lllo oddrou lo w)lleb Uo Jaot btcii!DIDJ lo c-,. oo Joll' 17, 19'71, WII- Coq:reula 1.888, •~ltntt:. TbiM COitl laft Uam E. St John, c:cwty clerk, • • • ~ 18'11 lD tb1 JUt 5 bJ Therea u. Ward. d.,uty. 1'uel todaJ are bllblr tbu 111n. Act•llJ. a recent re~ P~Usb· JuJJ 19 ze Aua 2 at 1111 period of tbe •Uoa'• port llboft a.laryaode...,Joyee 9 1973 b. the NewPort Barbo; ~~!Dry. The stale Lopa!otart beoelll eooto tor .-,. CO"-' ' F 218!9 bttoH · lt reeoaed late lut ernmeat are lDeteu:lne at a Easlp. - IIIOOih ... , eo..,... Roo ... ~ro~~or rue 1boo tho ~-FROM THE BB.E u::~cl_~ bal4'lt 1D tMate'l t1oD or useutd nl~aUoa.. For none or ui liveth to it. --mare.ttu$9.5bU-A Umlt in tu t.oereases Is h. I( and no man dieth the 1173-?·UlacaiJear. certalnly 1n order. 1111~0 • r at a ttme WbiD flmlly to hJmael . li.Uiitil; arocmd tbl co.try lD HEADS ART GROUP Por whether we live, we tbt put 5 y-.r1 bi.YIIDc.reued Harny Clemans ot Newport_ live unto the Lord; and Ill OD boaslac, ZISI fOI' food Bea.cb. Golden West College art whether we die, we die un&o ud M for elotbt.ac. But tbe LD.structor, Ms beeD elected the Lord; whether we li vc · cr•test !Dereue ta tbe oatloo presldeot ol tbe Orange County therefore, or die, we are bas beeo for permnent --Art Educators Assn. tor a Z-the Lord's. wbopplac 601 __ dooble that year term. He 1s presently F lo thi end Olrist other Item. sernnc as academte consultant or . A We mar OOOSlder it a booo for KOCE -TV Cba.nDel 50, oo both d1ed, and roac, Jnd rc- to Calllonda tupayera wben a 30-serment procram to be vivcd, that he miaht be the fedenlgonrameot,throu&fl, shown 1D Fetraary entitled Lord both of the dead and Us reYenoe sr.rtnr PI'OP'am, "Freehllld ateteblDr I." livina. (Romans 14:7.-9.) drops $215 mlllloa into the state. Yet the oattooal deflelt will rtm from $17 to $!4 btl- Uon. Tbla ta oat reteoue at..r- --It's debt shartnc. Aod Is Just plaiD bod fiscal ':::~mTbe revenue 't does not cau mandl.to~ reduction 1D tu:es, 1t Is merely a means of cfring money to \oeal gonrn. menta. Tbe California Taxpayers Assoctattoo, In Its recent Cal. Tu News, predicted that local covernments -• clties and cotm- ties --wblch wW be greatlY depeodeot ~ the WashiDgtoD allocations, 1rlll ba.Ye budcetarJ problems becaUBe Coocress of- ten does DOt act t~~Qn approp- riations until after the klcal budgets must be adopted, Aod state law problblts budgeUng money not anllable. This may force perllmeots to estabUsh priorities. a beoetlt 1n total budgeUnc, but it also w1U cause local governmeota to spend more and more money "lobby- ing" state and federal lawmak- ers for passage of Increased approprtatfon measures. Of the $18,1 billion federal detlcll in the fourth quarter, $10.6 blllloo was attributed to rennue sba.rtoc with state aod local goyernments, This may u.lttmately result in some tu CllllhiJIIlcb olJIQ. 6;i .. ullte ~ _,, loullbo-elfocta of uta tra.Dster are yet to be felt. . Tupayers will st.UJ tan to be toed to repay tbe federal deficit. In Ute meantime, sal- LIGAL MDnC! SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STAT£ Of CALIFORNIA fOR THE COUNTY OF ORANG£ No. A-'76913 NOTICE OF J-l£AR1NG ON AMENDED P£TmON FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND CO-1 DICIL AND FOR LETTERS TEST AMENT ARY Estate of OHMER K. CHRlST- Ians<!G, lleeeased. · THEODORE ROBINS i SERVING FORD 1 SINCE 1921 NEW & USED R & TRUCK NOW AT MODEL YEAR-END SALE PRICES! R! COMFORT SAFETY PERFORMANCE! THREE YERJ IMPORUHT FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYI~G YOUR HEW CARl HOW YOU C.O.H GET THEM All· A'HD M~ ·FOR JUST $99 'OVER ACTUAL fACTORY INVOICE AT • THEODORE ROBINS FORO COME IH TODAJI FULL SIZE FORDS $991~ I<OLD.IItl( OYER FACTORY INVOICE NO ADD ON'S * NO AN OUTSTANDING BUY . WHAT MORE CAN WE SAY?!?! I SAL£ fNDS SUNDAY JULY 221 Congr essman Burgener is to be com- mended for his forthright and patriotic stand on this important issue. A similar statement from the other three would be Quenlly more were needed to serve the 20,000 to 25,000 air cadets at the base. In the early days of the war, cadets woukl r eceive wires of mooey trom their friends and relatlnsbll.ck home. Tbe cadet, being In train- ing and on duty, woukl f1nd It dltflcult to get to the Santa Am. Western Union otrlce to cub the Wired ftmds. Mr. Robel learned thai in many Instances some cadets were sldpped out before they were able to re- ceive the wtredftmds,Realir.J..oc the plight of the cadets, be made arrangements with the Los Angeles Western Union of- nee to notU)' the u.s. Slpa.J. Corps on the bl.seaDdlbeCorps worldnr throu,cb the U.S. Fl- nanee Department oo the NonCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Gerald W. Christtanseo bas filed herein an ameDded petltioo for probate of WlU and Codicil and for Letters ' Tesbmenta.ry, refereoct to • whtcb Is made ror fllrtber par. UcuJars, aod that tbe Ume aDd place of bearlnc the same has been set for August 21, 1 i'13, LE~ 'L NOTICE at 9:00 a.m., in the courtroom _ __:::.::.v=:.:~::...:=.:..:.::.=.. ___ of Department No. 3 of saJd most welcome, The geno~lde treaty Is presented to the public as an International effort to prevent the crime of "systematic, planned anni- hilation of a racial or cultural group." Hitler's diabolic attempt to exterminate Jews in Nazi Germany is held up as the type of crime against humanity that the treaty seeks to prevent. But certainly no m or e laws are needed to deal with the crime of murder. There must be some other reason lor the determined drive by the leftists and ultra-liberals to place our nation in the perilrus trap of the genocide convention. That reason must be the incredible passion for de- stroying American sovereignty and placing us at the mercy of one-world govern- ment, ruled by a United Nations dom- inated by the communists. • • • • • THE CONSERVATIVE INDEX How do our members of Congress rate in the conservattve index? Here Is the rating by the Review of the News, based on adherence to the princtples would not1f)' tbe bank. l%»oo re- ceipt af tbe DOtice the bank promptl)' lssued 1 casb.lar'a cbeck anUable to the cadet rlctJt at the base. After the nr Mr. Hobel was tran.sterred to tbe buk's bru- cbet: at Ba1Joa. Costa Mea arw:S Lquoa Beacb lDd Ln AprU of 11M2 be beea.me rnanacer ol lbo .__ bnlleb ouceeedlac lbo lite Horborl H. Holkor ._ bil: rltlrtmeot. llr. Holker bad ..... u ............ "'Balboa, Bruc:ll from 1 M5 to 1962. FICTITIOtE BlSINESS NAll£ STATEMENT Tbe foltowlng persons are dolng bustooss as: Something Special, 1015 N. Pacmc Coast Hwy., Lagma Beach, CaUf. 92651 : Susan Wil9oo1 220 Em- erald 8a)'. Laguna Beacb, caw. 9Z651; S. S. DuBois, '704£mar- ald Ba.r, Lagma Beach, caw. 92651 . Tb.ls business ls conducted by a cenerat partnership. SIIIMI'd : Suan Wllsoo. court, at ?OOCJvicCenter DrlYe West, Ln the City of santa Ana, CalUonla. Dated July 24, 1973, WlUtam £. st Jolm, Co1111ty Clerk. Keene, Dtoo, Madsen, Jea- ntngs &: McDooakS, Proteuiou- al Corporatloo, AYco FlnaDclal Tower-Flftb Floor, 620 Nn- port Center Drln, Newport Beacb. Calltorala 92660, At- torneys for PtUUooer. Pabllab: July 26, Aus:. 2, 9, Ill tile Nnport 11ar1>or Tbls statemeot wu Oledwtth iii~~~~~~~ lhe Couoty Clert ot Orange COUDll' 00 Joll' 18, 1973, Wil- liam E. St Jolul, ._,. clerk, by Theresa M, Ward. deputy, Publlab: July 19, za, Aac. 2, 9, li?3, 1D Ute Newport Harbor Ea.olp. F -2181% LEGA( .NOTICE - PROTECT YOUR PAPER DOLLARS AGAINST .. lSFl.:\TIU:\' * Ut:\',\l.l':\TIUS • RECt:SSIOS * OEPMESSIO~ V•ty c•Mp•lltl•• f'tlc•• e#ltl ,, •• ,.,. • .,,,.,,.,.,All ''''•• 1.0 .•. Y••r ., • .,,, •''"'" 100 111lle1.N• Merfl#l ene•#ltJ, leu flell•ery. ll~tewefl 1ele1 ••oollo.l!> •• t .... , ,,,, ....... ,.,,. ..... , ... ,. ,,. •• ,., .... .,.,.,., ., •• ,.. GOLD ~ .--PtACEK -duo~ DIJMela and arnaljpJm -1•1 to own and board -from DAILY ENGLEHARD 8ELUNO PRICE up lor l.OOO I"INE COil tent COINS -bue price pluo 2 PM<a~t. louncetolnlot .•-lromopolpllll'lll eonta up SILVER IOO.......,bonot.M-fromlpolpl,.20eentaup 1000 ...,.. ban ot .lit -from opol piUo ·• e11111 up fiOOO raee uluo 1>a1.,...-llale price pl~a 2 per <111l United Slates Investment Systems PHONE MS-3251/ MS-1174 I • 1n0 MIW,ORT COST A MilA , ...... , IO!IIf II. GALVJII, ol co,... cJtl Mar, bas beeG Dlmed pre- lideot of KtodaU DeYeiOpmeol Co., the real eltate nbaidluy of American StaDdard Inc. of New York City. KeodaU cor- porate hea.dqlllrlers are at 4463 Birch street, Newport Beach, near the a.lrport. In addition to lis real estate aetlvtttes:, Amer- tean.&andard handles butldinr products, transportation sys- tems, security aDd graptlfc arts, aDd lndustrtal aod construction t..CO!noill equipment. The GalYins are members of the Balboa Bay Club and tbe Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. Mrs. Galvin Is a member ot tbe Thursday Morn- Ing Club and Is actlve ln local Cub Scout acUvtttea. THE HARBOR VISITOR PHONE'4114-9- FOR ALL OF YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS GENE H. ROBERTSON INSURANCE } our /ndependentln.turance 1genl 2711 E. COAST HWY Corono del Mar -Telephone 67~3850 Paint&& CVecorating Let Us Solve Your Paint Problems. We Can Save Yo':l Time And Money. H.ARBOR ' PAINT CENTER INC. DUNLOP Austrai.U.n Yetlo·• TEN~HS BALLS With Trade-in of Tennls Balls of any make •. ,per can $1.85 PARA~IOUNr SPORTS S33 E. l'l'th ST., COOT A MESA Beh.lod Tbt lllleroatlooal Pucatt Houe PHONE: 542~4886 • .IEWOIT IIARIOR ElltiG• .I'UaJIHtO IEflU.Y ·-PAGES lltUftSDAY, JULY 26, lfll OOIOIA beL IIAII,. CAL Students going abroad How do you tell I PIAJ·oiM oi•IMo 01 o:·rr. \1M ." .... •leeted far lbdJ at OC e.t.r1 onr .... -lllo E-llcJo -_.,..,.It'll. 'H. CID'Udlte1 b' ewer ... lhdJ U't Mlectecl 01 tbl t:ull of ata4em.le riCOI"'d, mottnt1oa: IIIII -cloncy lD lllo ~It ol tiM oatloo Mloctodlor otody. Tbt R11deDI1 paJ replar oc -lor atloadlDc IIIII ,.... .. , 0: credit lor oompletiGG at IPIJI'OYed procnm•. Loeal stu~ dtfttl wbo bi.Yt bND aeceptecl for (WtfMU lhXIJ btc:tmltnr t... 111.11, lbelr tltlds "' -ud tbe centers they wUlatteod are: • BALBOA ISLAND Marla.DD.e ScbmltJ., senior, companUYe culttD'e, Beirat, Lebuoa. • CORONA DEL MAR JaDet Hoq, JgUor. human .. lUes, Goetttngen, Germany. Robert SmUh. jaDior, aocW sciences, Nairobi, K•ya. • COSTA MESA Suzaaoa.b c~, graduate, Spanisb, YeJ:tco City. Mexico. • IRVINE Nancy Lee, juotor, social sci~ ences, Na.lrobi, Kenya. Paul McGI'ewt junlor, btoloc• leal sciences, Goettlngen, Ger~ many, MlcheUe Watsoo,jtmlor, u.n~ guistlcs, Goetttngen, Germany. • NEWPORT BEACH Pamela Diebel, jwlior, Span .. GEM TALK TODAY .... llodrld, llpola. ........ ·-· -· -1&1 -... Btreoo. """"''· • ..., Palmor, """"!,_~ .. puaa" ltt.er'tt.t, -..ana. llpola. !MTERPRISE R!UMtOH Btrt Moll o1 c-~~wtu take time out IJ'om Ida rtll e.tate duti" tbia wMII: wbeD be ud lala wife truel tit NIW' Orleua tor uotber r•· 1111on of Na'f'J per80DDII wbO ""tid oo tbe llrcnft curter ~ S. S. E~~~. TM ,_. q.tber .. schtdQiod lor July 2& .. 29. Bert se"ed u ~W~DfrY otfleer aboard lbe famed car- riel' dartq: WorJd. War n. C LA UDIJ. OWEN, cbalrmu of tbe N"P)rt Belch Parka, Beaches and RecreaUoo Comml.nSoA, la pnsenttng awards to 2 retiring eommtsatonera. Dt.Y1d TtDcler, left, aened for 4 years and Rolly Pulaski, who also 5ened for 4 years, n.s v1ce-chatrmu of the Comml.uion durlng the past year. Mr . Tlngler is an attorney and Mr. Pul:asld is an architect. • Newcomers at Hoag • SUNDAY, JULY 8 Gtrl -~ ReY. ' Mrs. Joseph Boy --Mr. & Mrs. WarUn c . Aldrteb, 1831 Port Klmber- Townseod, 442 Broadway, Cos~ ly, Harbor Vie• Homes. ta Mesa. • TUESDAY, JULY 10 Glrl -~ Mr . & Mrs. Mas:a-Boy ... Mr. ' Mrs . Jack D. lllio MiyHe, 2783 Tern Circle, Ale~o, 547 Traverse Drive, Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa. • WONDAY, JULY 9 Boy __ Mr. & Mrs. Walter Girl~-Mr.' Mrs. William vooKle~mid,l418Kee!Drlve. K. Rudewlck, 17741 Cypress Harbol' VIe• HtUs. Tree Lane, lrvlne. Girl -~ Mr. & Mr s. AI WI Gtrl --Mr. & Mrs. Charles StoYer, 2316 Pacltl.e Drive, Co- a drunk? r The man waJ actinastnmJCiy. You know what people tl\ouaht. But the nciihborhood phernw.· cist had a hunch, took a d030~ look, gave the man supr. Then he called a physW:1an who found the man wu m inJulin shock. Too much insulin, not liquor. Without prompt t~illmcnt, he might have died. This story illus- trat~ the potency of modem drup. Before using powerful drup you should see a phystci.ln and tl\,en folio"' dirrction:r to 1h,. l~fl~r "'hen faki"' 1Mm. There"s a happier moral. Witlto111 modern drugs. the diabetic in this ItO!')' wouJdn'l have had a life to save. Christensen 3021 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR 673-2550 T, Catt, 4118 Seton Road, lr~ r0011. del Mar. Ylne. Girl -· Mr. & Mrs. Scott * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * J. ~l .. ~: ,~;i ~r:C~~ o.:;~ ~'::::~..,:." stem st .... iC ANNOUNCING THE SALE* Costa Mesa., • WEDNESDAY, JULY 11 iC 0 Jt Boy ,_ Mr. & Mrs . Robert OF G L D LIGAL MOTICI Husb, Z233 Caoyoo Dr!"· Apt. iC lt c, Costa Mesa. .., PLACER "'-LEGAL NOTICE Girl -· Mr. & Mr s. John ~ ~ Notice is hereby pnn tbal McLeod 311Nassau Costa Me -~ Yn Coa L""tolly Owa Plocer G•lci; """-ll:~rl~ coosumerftna.oceeom-BANK OF NEWPORT. Donr sa I I ~ Jlllf" secretary aDd associate· at Sl:rteentb, Newport Beaeb, • THURSDAY JULY 12 il "Hatt~ral Go.; Right Out Of Th• MI .. •·" lt comsel aodlslncbarge CaUfornia, 92660, has tl.led, Boy ., wl-. &. Mrs. Phtup SILVER INGOTS MEDALS .. o.-.c .... /M •IMOII H )JIHrt, Ul 1111 •w.dtorUy on ••"'• 011111' i<w<I'Y- THE "ALCOHOLIC" GEM You'd hardly expecttonnd the baste lngredlents of a 1 whiskey sour or a marttnl in a pn:a ; yet moct dlamoods cootaiD ethyl aloobolaod mi- nute q~antiUes of water. These subst:aoces were In~ corporated Into dlamoods oo formation 100 miles or more below the earth's surface, their presence SLtJPOrUng the theory as to how stones were violently blown .., througtl the earth's crust at certain times and locations. It ls oow believed that tree water occurs In tllat layer of the earth, this water at · Urnes developing enough pressure to blow a hole through the earth's crust, the blast carrying with It bits of rock picked IC) en - route, wearing tbem lnto legal department, witb with the Federal Deposit In· M. Freeman, 3120Lincoln Way, --tc TRADE COitU lt lo0.odq1~tii.rs in Newport Ceo .. surance Corporation_ an AppU~ Costa Mesa. ~ CE RTI FlED .999 FIH E (99. 9~ PUR E) """-educated 1n New catlon to Establish a Bruch, Girl~~ Mr. andMrs.Chules "l" Jlllf" ~~~~::;:rl~~~:::ed~~;;. Niagara whi ch a,wUcatton was accepted Dolph. lZSO Adams Avenue, Apt . ~ A HHt• Against lftffotlon , o.,.al1110tten lt IJ and served as a for fillng oo July 17, 1973. A,Ul, Costa Mesa. ~ Or Poulbl• Durualon sergeant 1n the U.S. Army. The permanent locaUoo of the Girl -~ Mr. & Mrs. Rex A . .;: Howport Beach (7U) 979·56·0 lt proposed bra.nch Is 2166 East Klesser, 1626 Newport Boule-34)0 lrtlno Avo,, Svit• 11S 1 WM . HORTOH NAMED Coas1 Hlghwoy, Newport Beach, vard, Sp. 1, Co"" Mes. iC UHIVERSAL TRADE COMPAHY lt William J . Horton, 1613 W. Ca lifornia 9Z660. Girl _ Mr & Mrs Leonard..._* * * * * * * * * * * * * * I Balboa Blvd., Central Newport Any persoo wi shin g to com-K.rahenbUJ &8s Darr~ll Costa • , Beach, bas been elected to ment on this appUcatlon may Wes. ' ' lr"' ____________________ .., membership in the Los Angeles tile h.is co mments ln "WT1tlng Girl __ Mr. & Mrs. Ernst of the National Asso~ with the Regional Director of Dueo!Dg, 960 West 19th Street, of Ac eourtants. He ls the Federal DeposU Insurance Costa Mesa. assistant controller at Corporation at Its Regiooal Of-• FRIDAY, JULY 13 Recreatioo Inc., Cost:l flee, 44 Montgomery Street, Boy __ Mr. &. Mrs. Peter SuJte 3600, San Fra.oclsco, Cal-Gerlach, 188-A Moote Vista, tforn.La 94104. U uy persoode-Costa Mesa. LIKE , LaGAL MOnCI sires to protest tDe gra.Dt1Dg Boy -· Kr. & Mrs. SteYeo FICTITIOU5 BlSINESS NAME of this appUcatioo be bas I Brown,. U5 l/2 N. Bay Front.('~~il STATEMENT r1cbt to do 110 1f he ftles a Balbol. lslaDd.. TO TRAVEL? HAVE TO TRAVEL? ~ ARBOR TRAVEL NEWPORT !lEACH 67 5-1311 Tbe followtng person lsdoLDr wrlttell ootice of b1s lnteot wttb • SATURDAY, JULY 14 bustoess as: Asphalt Repat_r tbe Regional Dlreetor lrlthln Boy --Mr. £ Mrs. Dntd SerYice, 8392 Acacia, Gardea 15 days of the date of tbis Brl.s.1c, l78 the t.bsters Cir- Gron, Ca. 92641 : Eugeoe R. pubUeation. TheDODCOI'lftdeotlal cle, Costa Mesa. Pcrwl RychH Batty J•r41•• Vassallo, S392 Acacia, Garden portJons of the appUcattoo are Boy __ Mr. & Mrs. Larry II.. ___ ...,_. __ _. ________ ....... __ ~ Milli• Ri .. GroYe, Ca, 92&U. on Ole 1n the Regional Oftlceas Moore, 4388 Satinwood Way, Tbts business Is conducted part ofthe pubUc nle malQblned l.r'Ttoe. by an lndlvtd~al. by the Corporation. Tilts t'J.l~ Signed: Eupne R. Vassallo. ls antlable for pubUc lnspec~ This statement was med with tion during regular business 1 the County Clerk of Orange hours. County 00 July 6 1973 Wil-Published pursuant toSecUoo liam E. St John, ~ountYctert_ 303.14(bXI) of the Rules and by Theresa M. Ward, deputy. ReKUlatlons of the Federal [)e .. · PubUsh: July 12, 19, 26, Aug. posit lnsurance Corporation. • 2 1973 tn the Newport Harbor Bank of Newport E'nslgn.' F -26610 By Norman E. Miller, Ylce President & Cash.ier. LIGAL MOTICI rounded shapes. FICTmorn BtlS'INESS NAWE Publlsh: July 26, 1973, 1n tbe Newport Harbor Ensign. MIIUoos of years later, STATEMENT prospectors -.rould nod the Tbe foUowtng persoo tsdotng LIGAL MOnel top of the hOle, eommooly liO.oskoe~ as: Kllbrlde Constr~~e, --...!::!~:.c=.::.=-=:=.._ called a dtamond "pipe," ZZ362 Colonna, La(Wil FICTITIOUS BllSlNESS NAME How dtamoods so dramat. CaL 92653 : Phillp R. STATEMENT tcally reach the eartb's sur~ 22362 Colonna, La. The following persoolsdoing fa ce is well-substantiated by guoa Cal. 92653. business as: PrimeTlme Cattle tmlverstty research teams This business Is conducted Compa.ny, c/o SanMiguel Cattle whOse facts, as well as dla, by I.D lodlvid~al. Company, Inc., 366 Su Miguel moods studied, "hold wa. Signed: Phil Kilbride. DriYe Suite 306 Newport 1 ..:·:.:.:_ __ ~-----l u.,;This statemeot was ftled with Beach, CaUf. 926&0: DapbDe NOW! HIGHER RATES ON ALL NEW ACCOUNTS! '/1 ~ /'-. /' -..Ln?IOIU .~«k?'U/ 0 /171'1 /'?4 -= County Clerk of Oranre Prodoctions, Inc., (New Yorkh l"":l... Co•mty oo JiJiy 16, 1973, WU-111 West 57th Street, New York_ Uam StJohn, county clerk_ N.Y. 10019, by Tberesa M.. Ward, deptty. Th.is business ls cooducted PubUsb: July 19, 26, Aug. 2, by a eorporattoo. am receivin9 Federal CompenJation "' the result of my huJband', de1th two years a9o . .Jf I marry •gain will Ilene this compens.tion 7 9, 1973, ln tbe Newport Harbof Cofl)Ofation Name: Daphbe Ens11J1, F' -26813 Productions, lne. Slpa.ture &: Title: Albert E. _ _,L:.:I:.:GA=L'":MO":':-n':'-::'c=l=:= Berustela, treas. FICTITI0l5 Bl51NESS NAME Tlal1 statemeot was flladwttb is pleased to announce higher guaranteed income on aU new Bicentennial Savings Certificate Accounts. and a higher yield on both new and existing Passbook Accounts. by EUGENE 0. BERGERON H ,_ ..... ,_, fM d .. ....._, ......... ,, .. , ,_. ..._ ,_ ...... ....... ~.,.,...ftll ..... _ ............... .., ... , .. ,_.. .......... I¢' ;w'ICI ' Ilea Act. H,.. ........... 111i111k; II I 1.a .... -.............. ...... ... I , ......... 'Nt...... .. ... u ........... ,, ...... . .................... ................ .-..., ....... _. rr-=--..... ...._ .. ..... ...... _ .. ... , ., ... .. ...... Btdt%-Bergeroa F.-eNI B0111e COSTA MilA > LOCATI-C:OIIOIIA ... IIIAI MW424 ,,.._ STATEMENT tbe Cotmty Clerk of Ora.nce Tbe following persons are COUDty Oil JalJ 10, 19'73, WU~ doio& bustoess as Bravo-Taco, llam E. st Jobft. c::otmty elert, 2900 Newport BlYd., Newport bJ Tberea. M, Ward, deputy, Beaeb 92660: Michael Potoma, Pd)Usb: Juty 12, 19, 26, 197S, 1 S05 Aat1cua. Newport Belch, lD the Newport Harbor Calif. 92660; EYelyn M. Potoma, £ul.p, F -266?4 U05 ADttrua Newport S..ctl,. Publl.sb: J11ty 12, 19, 26, A.a(. CaW. 9!660. • l , 19'JS, I.D tbe Newp:wt Harbor Tbi.s bwiJaess ts conducted EDSip. F -ze6 '7f by u ldYlduaL Siped: Michael Potoma. TIU stateDMDt was flied with tbe COGDIJ CierO at 0ruco CoUDty Oil J_.. U, 19'7S, Wll~ llam E. st Jotm, Comty C~k. Tbt pWIIOI. bJ Tbtroll II. -d, -· ....... .., Publlab: Jaly 5, u., 19, "'· ....,... U'IS, lD t .. N-Harbo< Put Circle Eutp.. F .2'64&7 Per..t ~. ..... ,. ........ ', ... "' . ................. ... ·~·' .. 1'714$-K A:7 Pvo -. CoJit. Na ~ J Ill la OOdldolll .., ........ -. c..,...~~~oo .. _, Berry. .. I lie.. •pse.e • Tale: a. Pw t. Pr ...... 7~" 7% 6%" S 10.000 m•n•mum .SS.OOO m1mmum S5.U0(} nummum 4 yean • 41o b ynn.• ~'-z to4 ycan• 6J2" 5%" 5~" S 1.000 m1mmum S 1.000 m1mmum Pusbook Account. dly· 12 lo 23 months• 6 monthl' m to day-out 1nte~. nn any amount INTEREST ON ALL ACCOUNTS IS COMPOUNDED DAllY, PAID QUARTERLY. '90 Ja) •merest forhmurc fOf urly wid-.;jrawal. and earned 1nlcreat Oft wilhdrawn amount p.~yable only aiiM cunml Passboolt ,.tc. NOW SEll VI NO YOU IN .5 FULL SEA VICE OFFtCFS HONE OFFICE, 260 0.... A .... lap., -.Colli. ntSI Tol 11 : _,.1 LAKE El.SilloaE &AN aJ!M1IHT1! LAGUNA IOOUR. 600WcttOrahamA,..._ 601NartlaEIOn'tta.l l~ ... ,._ LAGUNA HJU.S 14031 Oollo olole flola CHEF VIC (Howard's For 19 v .. rs) Vic Sm<1ll is back with your favorite dishes plus some new specialties you'll want to try. 'ltl••• Bolfd•)l'' UOIIICS ... _ "'•ilion" .,.~ ......... Call (714) 673-S:J4S J"or Jlanu.tfoiU, •~e. Bxc~llu!l Set'11ic~ Co,petitive Rtllts lruin•-" f~th ·A cross Fro• VJ,.utcliff Piau • (71C) ...... ,11 RAm FORO ASSIFIED ADS IT-2Ti ... 3·TI .. • 11111 4.00 s.oo .15 :10-. • Ina .............. UD UJ s.oo .. 1111 .10 ,_. .. :10-...... 2.1111 31-.. .,-...... 11111 lloclo --., --.QS o MUSICAL FOR SALE JULY SPECIAI...S WurUtzer Wh.ite & Gold spinet piano needs a nice hOme; just $495. Gulbransen Model DCoo- sole, A80 32 pedal, $1435. Very pretty cherry Ba ldwin French Provtnclal spinet, $695. Story & Cla.rk organ with automatic rhythm & Leslie speaker, $795. Hamilton stldlo plano; excellent for OOme, $675. Lowrey Citation console organ --loaded with recorder, Golden Harp, LesUe, AOC, Rhythm, etc. Now just $2795 with les- sons & music. Yamaha spinet piano, Danish Walnut, rental return. Save $200! HammoDd M -2 spinet or- gan, excellent buy at $649. Ell- celleot selecttonotoewandused graods from $565, ~- SCHMID'I' MUSIC CO. Lowrey -Stelnway -Yamaha 1907 N. Main Sl., Santa Ana Est. 1914 FOR RENT BEAtrriFUL CABIN, north sbore, Lake Arrowbald. Rent weett ... oo, week or month. 549-3612 or 530-&275. ON THE WATER, leue 3 bed- room towDbDuN wttb 30 bX boot oUp. HIDID&too Harbour (714) sse ... IIIW. • IOOU POl SAL! -aMi.u, Tiai wiixJ Alii " .......... Od lbr ....... ..., ..... _,.., ... -al-<11)'." br 01rJ AU.. Pt!'II*W. • .. , -AT-•anc. Qlt:R ... ...., 1 .. -... c.e .... TIZJ' sr ... . HELP WANTED TWO COOKS --6-years ex- perience In Chinese mandar- in c uisine. Call Shanghai Pine Garde!l, 673-3802, MISCELI.ANEOU S DOROTHY NAPKIE INTERIORS (II years with W. &J.Sloane) 411 Riverside Ave., Newport Beach. POOne 548-9798 or leave message at &42-1691. GOING ON VACATION ? ? ? ? Professional family will "house-sit" wtUie you trav- el! Last week of September or first week of October thru Dec. 15. Daughter waiting for housing at UCI. U inter- ested, please caU (714 ) 629- 7348. References exchanged. ALCOHOLICS Phone 542-'1217. P. 0, No. 1223, Costa Mesa. .. TifE NEWPORT HAREK>R-COO't'A MESA Roud cf Rll.ltors recenUy received an award for wlnn1Dc a statt1rlde boud aett•Wes coolest sponsored by tbe CaWornia Real Estate Asaoclatlon. Curt E. Dosh of Newport Beach, 19'7! presi- dent, accepted the award from Huel Sb141"' of Wbltuer, chairman of the CREA beard aetfYities committee. ment •111 be called publlc sei. ,.lees, The departure ot etty eng- ineer Norm Spielman, after s ---:-c::-::C"":"-::-::::-::-=---Jears oo the job, prompted L!GI.L NOTICE .the Ctty Couocll last week to Two Costa Mesa city depart- ments, eogtneerlDg and public serYices, wtU be combined toto ooe on Aug. 1. Tbe oew depart- ---==:.;:::..:..::::..:~=---approve comblnJac h.Js depart- FICTITIOUS BtEINESS NAME ment with publlesenices.Head STATEMENT of the new department will be The following person lsdolng Jim Eldrtdp, director of lbe business as: L'Academle, 2721 old public servteesdepu'tment. South Plar.a DriYe, Santa Ana Mr. Eldrldce will t.Ye an SGT. JACK CALNON, SS, oftbe 92?04: Beojamln N. Colby, 221 administraUve assistant, still Costa Mesa pollee cJeputmeat Morning Canyon Rd ., Corona to be picked. The oew depart-Is tbe crime pre't'entloo com • del Mar 92625. ment wtll have 67 employees. mtttee's officer tor tbe mordtl This business Is conducted Mr. Spielman will co into of July. He Jollied the resenes by an !Ddlvldual. prtnte engineering pncUce, ID January, 1961; became a Signed: Beojlmln N. Colby, 'PETER RABBIT WRITER regular In September, 19&1, This statement was filed wttb and was promoted to sergeaat tbe County Clerk or Orange TO BE COMMEMORATED to July, 1966. He '-.s workecl CoWlty on July 16, 1973, Wll-The Costa Mesa branch U-patrol, tn.tn.c, lnnsUptloD, llam E. St John, county c lerk, brary wtll celebrate BeatrlJ: and vice, narcotlcs and lDtel- by Theresa M. Ward, deputy. Potter's birthday with a party Ugence, aod 1s now &SSIIDed to Publish: July 19, 26, Aug. for children on Saturday, July pWmlng, researctl, and tn.lD- 2, 9, 1973, In the Newport 28, begln.ning at 11 a.m. lng. At Orange Cout Collep Harbor Ensign. F -2681 4 Miss Potter, tbe creator or he earned an A.A. Degree l.bd Peter Rabbit, had written and completed two years of law 0 F Fl CE FOR VETERANS Illustrated 36 children's booi:s scbool He attended HoraceEn- AFFAIRS HOW AT OCC before she died In 1943. The sign grade school and Newport most popular characters, 1D Harbor blgb scDool. RIB bobbles addition to Peter Rabbit, In-are motorcycUog and shootlnc e lude Jemina Puddle-Duck, In rltle and pistol compeUUon. Orange Coast College ha5 opened Its new veterans aft.llrs ottice, which serves veterans attending the coUege aDd r e- cruits members of the military and recently discharged ser- vicemen. Veterans affairs coordinator Is Jim Carson, former OCC student bo4J presidltlt and .. a U, S. Army veteran. The ottlee contalns a tull-tlme -veterans derk In addition to the Yeter- ans atfalrs coordinator. It Is open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 6 , a.m. to S p.m. Friday, The pbone number Is 834-5854. FOR SALE OOUGH BOY POOL LINER, 12 x 24 foot , brand new, with deep end. Ca ll (714) 1-685- 8905 . 16 FO<Yr POWER CAT Ttl- Hull Hydro wit h 1,000 Mere. engine, trailer & ski equip- ment. $2,000. Call (114 ) 1- 685-8905. DRY CLEANING SPECIAL -- Sleeplng Bags, $2.39. Thr ift- 0-Lux, 306 Newport Blvd,, Newport Beach. HOUSE FOR SALE, Westc lilf area, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, large covered pallo, ll'al.k to Mariners schOol and shop- ping. $52,900. By owner , 548- 5133. Mrs. Tlggy-Winkle, Squtrrel Nutkin, Mrs. Tlttlemouse, Tim- my Tiptoes, Flopsy Bwm.tes, and Miss Moppet. Helping to keep Miss Pot- er's books and charactersalh'e at J.jle 107th t>4Phday party ..W fie "Mrs. MMe'rid_ce Bo-,J#s, a reading speclailit at lllliWport elementary scbtlbl stn61tl953' and a "Bealri.I Potter edrf." She llas all Miss Potter's books, lncludJng Umlted ed!Hons. ASSIGN ED TO N.D. BASE Airman Vern v. Wosoak., son ot Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R. Wosnak, 2152 E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa, has graduated at Lowry AFB, Colo., from tbe U. S. Alr Force weapons mechanic course conducted by the Air Tralnlng Com mand. He Is being assigned to Grand Forks AFB, N.D. for duty with a unit of the Aerospace Defense Command. He Is a 1972 gnduate of New. port Harbor hJgh schoo l. CLI"NERS £LAUNDRY Q\!AUTY BY EXPERili -NEWPORT BEACH- 1056 Bayside Dr. 168 Fasbloo Is. 12 Part Nnport 644-ISUS Oakwood AjiU. N. 541-005 Qalnrood """'· s. 548-0111 M ACHIIII ST SCHOLAR · NaY}' Fireman Rec.rtdt William A. Kidwell, scm of Mrs. Leona Y. Laborde ol Z64 Rocbester, Costa Mea, bas lt"daated 1:<>111 reqat 1 tra.tning at_l~P!f"111Ytl TrW. lk Cente~ Greet Lalloll, In; Recrult-Kldwell. a faC\. · · mOr -t ""'ftport RU- bor blgb s chool, Is schedYled to report to machtJlist mate "A'' scbool at Great L&tes. Keep coo) with CANVAS AWNINGS bon'! let the sun spo•l 't'Qur patLO tun . Shade with colorful cen11as for cool comfort. Call or come by lor free estimatas. SOIA AliA m,,._ ·-· 2202 SOUTH MAIN PROTO fOIIJAIT Johnson & Son makes the difference • • • & Mercurys with the. • • ··~olden Touch" and now A July Special! with every "sexy" CAPRI ' Free Bikes ... 10-speed '. '' ,~,r.l~ngq_ ~.~,~e 1,97~ CAPRI Ordered Cll"~beDelivered IJUfl m MQCith of July, 1973 wi I given a FREE 10 Speed Bike. COSTA MESA e -30 I,I!GAL MOTIC! L IGAL M011CI In t he State of c.tu-u. and Dom-tlc SubakUariee at thee'-o f bo··--"'-JO, • 19 7l . ASS ITS I. C.._. ... "--! .......... t ..Q. ~•-...1 -to I t.u.a.~-t ~., .... (IJI. a.--_...... ..... __..._ ··~., ......... ...,._ ...... _ i. CMM-( ..... f _± -·o.-1 .. ~-~ '· ,.... __ .... _..,.............__ ..... .-L--f . ..,_.~,____.,,._....s..._ __ ll"'buJ•-- If."--_ ...... ..._.._.,_k~ 11.1•--...---,,,, .. it.~·~"" .... __ ,,..,.. _ _.....,. II. ou.-- 14. TOTAL .-&TI LIAaiLifiU Li. o-......-.ol---~---·-1'-,... ........ .,._..,l ... h 1 ................... _,.....- If, ~ottho!Mola-o.--- 11. 0.,... _, ..._ ........ -•WI..W.. 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NEWPORT BEACH ·--nil atl_.. P.OPLI" -~W.7W'M-·Y~O .. C)-ia: Will all tJ.o. wAo .,_ OCCDe • minislen Ill. n,r..o.-(2 Corintblons 11 '14, 15). Tl&io lo wily a card'ul di1C111'11mmt Ia botb tbe above arcu is nee .. ..,.. ~~ to • ~bel Altowl.,_ of JDJU Citrin, tiN .S.vlow, tlltofvlt tlv wlJJSUSi"l of tit~ 144,000 (ltnw» tltnt 1 l 6W0•, '""'''rdom J~~tctt tlw AfftichriJt wiU 1H ln powfr1 Question; Whcll ,;1/ni/icDnn deNs •«h of II" jour cups .ucd Dl th' J'w. i.M PIIUOlltf' hold! Is tltcrc Dlt)l spirit· uol blcuing In them'! Arc ll!#'f a Je- Jslt ti'Ql/lr/(m, and ltcht' Jld th')' t'mur about? !Uderations which lead us to this conclusion. Witb the opeoina of t.bc: fifth seal (Revelation 6:~·11) theft are already marcyn who wen:: slain up to that time, and they arc told that they must wilit for tbeir fellow- servants and their brethren who should be k..LIIcd even as they wen::. Next, the sealing or the 144,000 in· dicates that lhis is necessary for their pre~rvat1on (7 :3), leading us tu conclude that those who arc not lhU§ scaled will die (Or their (aith, and this is further indicated in verse !1. A final grou~ of martyrs is seen in 15:2-4 as those who have come or:! victorious from the ~ast. After this the &even bowls full of the wrath of God are poured out upon the earth. Now we must add to all of this th..: f11.ct that nothing is said of any believing remnant, other than the 144,000, being left upon the earth. The exception to all of this, of course, will be the I I 3 of Israel who will survive the TribuJa· lion (Zechariah 13:9) and be tiM nation born in a day (Ho.ea 6 :2; Zechariah 3:9; Isaiah 66:8). Question : How do you interpret tire sc11cn lrumfHU of Rcvdation1 Amwcr: Since the angels wilL the seven trumpets arc a part of a book of rt'vdotion, and since we arc not told that they arc either symbols or signs (as the candlesticks or the woman arrayed with the sun), we accept the account in its literal sense exactly a~ given. Here arc actual judgments of God upon the earth just as real as the plagues of Egypt. WJitiam R. Newell, in his book on Revelation, correctly st ates: "Re- membering the angelic governmental control that obtains over earth's af· faih, untd Chmt and the Church ~~ss the kin?;dom (Hebrews 2 :5, , 6•. we are not intcrprctina but peT· ~uting Scripture, unlcs.s we bcltcve tbesc 5oCVen angels to be aPtela in· deed, and tbtlt trumpets, trumpeU ind~. and the results, ruults in- deed, as described .. , It is idJe to call ::11 these literally described scenes by the favorite word, 'sym· boiic.'" Tile only interpretation I can therefore give to you is to tell you to read the account and believe 11 . Unbelief has always been the greatest enemy of rrophecy, inspired by Satan himself with the question, "Yea, hath God sa.id?" Que:;tion : PlclUc uploin thf! srotc. mt<nt, "Y' $haf/ kMw tlt'm by 1lrcir fruits" in Matthew 7 :16. An.twcr: This ha.s been taken by 10me to refer to false doctrines and others to the work.s of false teach- en. The Lutheran Commentary com· bines both : ''Thty are of two kinds: fint, accordina to the lord's own dec:laration in Matthew 16:12, the docrrlftc.r which they teach; wbeo t~ contradict the Gospel doctrine, the teacher is a false prophet ( 1 Joha 4 ;J.J; Luke 6:4.5 ); secondly, their practice, their walk and conduct: when they arc controlh.:d by carnal affections (works of the ftcsh, Galatians .5 :19·21), they arc false prophets {Titus 1:16; 2 T im. 3:.5; Jude 4)." It must be rcmcmbettd, however, that more often than not these false teachers wear sheep's clothing, and the cmiuarits of Satan An.rwt<r: The usc of four cups of wine at tbe Passover is definitely a Jewish custom, but there is no authori- tative information aJ to lhe exact time of their introduction. The reuon gen· erally attached to their use is that they symbolize freedom and represent 1he four "I wills" of EJ.odus 6 :6, 7. The first cup is for KiddNsh (sa.nc:titk:.a· tion}. Kiddu.r!J is the ceremony 01nd prayer by which the holiness of the Sabbath arnl other fntivals is pro- claimed. The second cup is a toast in praise of God for the deliverance from Egypt. At this time the boy questions hi s father (Deuteronomy 6:20). Since the judgments which fell upon Egypt arc now reviewed, the cup is some- times called the cup of judament. When this portion of the Passover Ser- vice is finished, the regular meal i~ eaten and concluded with monc:ls broken from the half pi«c of mt:m_oh /unleavened bread ) saved for the llfi· J..rmwn {dessert), and the th ird cup follows for grace after meals. This is the cup the lord took "when he had supped" ( 1 Corinthians II : 25) and the cup of hlcssing of I Corinth- ians I 0: 16. It is called in the Hebrew ko.r sh,-/lr,-rnlmh. Cup of Benediction. At the fourth cup the Hallcl is con- cluded and the s,-dtr (~rvice ) ends. For the Chri stian there is only one cup of blessing. s1ncc this is what the Lord JCW!i Christ instructed us to use in re- membrance of Him. Questmn : P/cuu 1'1/ 1/Jf' wlruc tht dippinK of tlr,-pars/,-y in .salt WQIU durin}{ t!J,. Pa.ssn\lcr m,-al i.r found in Scriplurr and th,. spiritual .signi/il'onn•. An.f~·cr : Some th ink th<Jt it is not found in Scnplure a! all while others thmk it was the dippmg of Manhcw 26 :23. There are two d1ppinp at 1he Passover, the parsley m ...all water and the mat:ta in the charoseth (the Krapcd apple mi.tture). Matthew 26:23 might refer to either of these. Among the Jews the d1pp1ng of the parsley is referred to the hysso p and blood of Exodu" 12 . :!1 or s1mply to the bitternes~ and tean shed m Egypt Ot•o:'lll•n . Otd tfw ht•mlwn uho hot• I' 1 l"llfi}:OJ.:tWr Ill wh11 h th<'\ h'PT.IIII(Ifl<'tl durm~· tlw Jl<'fl<><l o/ Htlrf,· lr,~"lllry:' Amwrr· G l'nt'rally lhl' ht'a lhen C;llkd rho:•r pia'''"'' 111 "'ur~h•r lt'mplt·' The Old Tl''l:.lnlt'OI '~.J l' "' lht'lf pl;~r.;o:, nl g:alh - n•n~ ·" "~'"'l'' .. ,n,t "h•gh rlaco:,." The lnm "'}"-•M••g:uo:'' " p ;lfiiCIII,Irl) Cn nno:c- !cd W1lh pi<~Ce\ ''' Jo:"''"h .,..,,1\hip le,re- cro~lll dmmg: rho: lnh:rtc,lamcnt;•l pcrio11.l . 1nJ lull11wmg I .... ~ the :..nick~ m Britanni· co..~ ;mJ Wo:h<;ter·~ Un:..hndged Otctit•nary mU•c.•lc H""'o:•cr. "lACe the G red: WllrJ mc..~n, ,,mpl) a jlo..~thenng h•ge tho:r it i~ u ...... J •n a vart("ty nl "'.J}~ ,uch as the nll'l:lln~ ul .J curpor.o tltln :..nJ the "'!n:atc mo:l·tmg nf AnJanra In the Gr~ek Old Te,r .• m~·nt Jl .., U"C'd in Uent'\i~ I :9 of rhc g.rrhcro ng tngl'Ther of the WOJttn :md on :!X l , 15 I I nnd 411 .4 uf the gathering 111 rhl' n.rtr.•n' and w nn •n refcrencn Ton .or1.1h Y 1:! "'hl•re rhe tXprt'\"iion "pri!Wln- l'r' r•l ho•rx· · .., r~ndered "pri<;(lnef':\ of 1hc \:i>n!!ro:g .• ltl>n ·-In the Ntw Te5tament lhl· wnn.l " ttwll of Jewish a .. semhlieo. hut m'"''> t>l tho: pl;1ceo; where the-I.e a"~m. hl1o:' .ore held. It Jl u~d in an applied \Cn'-1:' 1n ll:cvchtlinn 2:'J and J :9. ALMAH MEANS ""VIRGIN" NOT ""YOUNG WOMAN" FROM "SWORD OF THE LORD" MURFREESBORO, TENN. No, it ls not true that in the orlrinal Hebrew tnt luiah 7:14 nid youn1 woman." The Hebrew word it. olmoh and it dearly meaN virrin. And theN ia abundant evid.enca that it doa. Every place i.n tha Old Teatament where that Hebnw word al,.olr. a. UMd it could well mean virrin. There i. no other word in the HeiHew lan,u.a .. whk.b alwa,-. IDI!ant 'rirrin. The mden~ that the word me.ant Yirlin ... it il i.n the ..U.hUehtld Hebrew tnt of th• • Olct T••tDMut, ia abundant. The liberal& .,. ~~.~WehalaitJ and -·lnthlo. 1. TIMt....a.aor.olt.haJOa• Ja .. Venion••........,k-2.TUu........,..otu.. A.ankae tkaad..nl Vlnioa, .. ·~11M .... eonllll&e bt ... ---•. fto S.uatiat ltooll. ... ..... ,_ ,... •• blto Onol --tbo -ol ClltW. t1 ss'd., .. wor4 .,_. • ,_,.1,14 -IN~.,.,..._.,., ~,. •n"'•• ~ne IM w ,If. -.. ..... .... ' ... , . M1ttt• 1:11.,... .... _. UMd the word port~ncu, tM Gr•k word wbieh alway• meana virPn. Li.bet"&t. who do not want to belieove i.n the vir~n birth of Chrilt and who are prea.in1 for the R.nieoed Standard V eni.on, or for the New En11iah Venion, or for tiM Good New. for Modern Man VerNon, would lib to meU ~ belie¥• that the on.fnal wont w•• DOt virl:in. but it •- lnJ•u.' namoe, yours, JohnR.RW. .... ·-.. _ ........... :... . ... -... __ .... ......... ..,._ .. .. -............. . t1$N ..... . ---.. Of 1 IHU ' -~ •t~~. Sob.t .4•"*' I, .wilD' W. lrfAID, D.D. Alude .. Plofnnr Df Nn Tfltlrut ,..... lb••helcel S.vha,.,·a... '-4 ,.a ... .,. .. , Pa. To Peul .._ commin.d thl QrNWII ~•tion of .u tinw_ He -divinely commiMion.d to prociMm N .. orious tU-suHi· ~ of Christ's redemptivre work, God'• ott.r of salvttlon bv ,.,... OIICI to all who trult In Qutn .,d thei' tM.wnly pod- tion, bfeulnQI end pr01pect. (Coodoued from lael week) THE UNIVERSALITY OF THE GOSPn out a prta.cher? And how ahalt they pruch, exoept they be sent? at it is wrhten, How beautiful are the feet of them that ·preach the gospel of p c ace, and brin~t glad tiding1 of .-ood things I Dut they have not &II obeyed the gospel. For Esaias [Isaiah 1 saith, Lord, who hath believed our report ? So then faith cometh by hu.rinl(, and hcarin~ by the word of God." unto Zion, Thy God reigneth tl c't.a. 52 :7.) But how does aU this applr to the problem of Jewith unbelief ? Tbt message came to the Jew• u well .. to the Gmtiles; indeed, it came to the Jews first. But the jew• (for the most part) did not p&)' heed to it. \Veil, even this was not un(or.een, u may be gathered from the questton of lsa· ias 53 : J, 'Who has belie\·ed our re- port ?' The relevaru::e of thete \-&ords to the GospeJ arises not only Jrom the ~at context of luiah <40 ......L 66, but even more so from the particular context of the fourth Strvant·SonK (lsa. 52 :13 -53:12), which has con- tributed so (~Utly to the New Testa- ment interpretation of the pt..uion and triumph of jesus. Thi1 vene, how- ever, is quoted elsewhe~ in the lfew Testament u one of a numbn-of 1 saianic quotations used to account for Israel's unbelief. But if the sfisap- pointed messen~ asks 'Who has bt~ lieved our message· r report 1 ?'' it is evi· dent that the messa~e -n•u designed to produce faith. And the messa~e it- self rests for its authority on the di· rect command and commission of O!rist" ( cf. F _ F. Bruce, Til' Episrft of Paul to fht Romatu. ht-Ed., 1963, pp. 205. 206). L..nt tM should become puffed up bv the tj.ory of these ... , fruth$, God gaw him what he calls ••a thorn in the Htsh," ., aggrava1ing physic•! infirmity of 10tne sort. "For this thing." he MYI, "I besought the lo'd thrtce. that it mi~t deJMJr1 from me" Ul Cor _ 12:8}. But the LOfd knew better than Paul what 'Hal best for him: "And He said unto me, My grace is sufficient fOf thee; fo' My nrength is made perfect in 'Makness" (Ver. 9}. How right God wast Every Christian knows that with brim- ming health and "good fortune," comes the tendency to forger our need of Him, while infirmity causes us to lean harder and to pray mote and this is where our spiritual power lies. Every be- liever should acknowtedge this and say with Paul : ln Romans 10:11-13 w1-read: "For the SCTiptu~ aaith, Wflosocver be. lieveth on him sha11 not be ashamed. For there is no difference between the Jew and the G rttk : for the same Lord over all is rich untb all that call upon him. For who110ever shall caU upon the: nan-.e of the Lord shall be saved'' "Most gltdly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me_ Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities .. .for when I am weak, then am I strong·• IVen_ 9,101 . Infirmities of tt1e flesh are COITimon even to God's choicest saints. What satisfaction there is, then, in just believing God's Word: "'My gract! is sufficitmt for thH, for My stnngth is m11cM perl«t in weakrHtS$ ... Verse II gives a quotation from Isaiah 28 :16 for the purpose of stn:ss· ing the universality of the Gospel. This -particular passage from Isaiah was quoted by Plul in Romans 9 :33. Since the apostle has previously asserted ( cf. Romans 3:22, 23 ) that all alike need the Gospel, he now points out that the evangel is for aiJ. Thus, the univer· aality of the 2ood news is here ( v. 12) demonstrated by the uni ''ersal lord. ship of Ja;u, Christ. In verse 13 the Apostle Paul quotes from joel 2:32, a paa.aage which was cited by the Apostle Pd:er in his RTrnon on the Day of Pentecost (cf_ Acts 2:21 ). The words of the Prophet Joel may be taken a. a lt.atement of a general principle, which ia applicable iu every age that the Gospel is preached. THE PlOCLAMATION OF THE GOSPEL Romans 10 :14-17 reads : "How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed ? and how shall they beliece in him of whom they have not heard ? and how shall tMy hear with· The:sc versc..5 ( 14-17) of the Bibli- cal tnt emphasize the proclamation of the Gospel (.~:ood news). Here the comments of a conservative Biblical scholar should be noted : "Men are urged to call on the name of the Lo'd and be saved; but they will not call on His name unless they have been moved to believe in Hin•, they cannot h<elieve in Him unless they hear about Him, they cannot hear ahout Hino un- less someone brings them the news, and no one can bring them the ne\1·~ unless he is sent to do so. The preacher is an 'apostle' in the primary senSt: of the word ; he is a herald ()r a:llbaso;a- rfor conveying a mess.'\ge: irom some- one who has authorizt:d hi nt to deli\·er it_ Here Paul magnifies the office of the apostle or t..,.·an.i('elist ; it i:s God's good pleasure b}' their prodamation of His anmestly to bring His mercy home to those who bclit:ve the mes- sage. Of those who bring this joyful news tl;te prophet spoke cemuries IJC:· fore : 'flow beautiful upon the moun. tains are the feet of him that hringeth good tidinKS, that publisheth peace ; that bringeth good tidings of good, that publisheth sal vation : that saith In connection with 1hc studr of the pre~t lesson, which is ba~ed on a if!· lected portion of Romans 10, the if..- tention of the reader is d irected to the recent ont'·\'Oiume editi()n of a fine de- votional commentary on Romaus by the late Dr. W . H . Griffith Thomas, publisht:l1 by Eerdmans, 7th Printing, Jun~. I'Jo6. Dr. Thomas presents a helpful e:<position of Romans 10 on pa~es 271·286 of that ,-olume. • TlleFint Commandment PROM ''CHRISTIAN NI!WS" HP.W RAVEN. MO. '"Jbou lhaJl have DO other •od• before me." Tblo ~ actuaUy b•cllad .. on tile ....._ Wbere tile 11gb! attitude toward God -· there OVI!T)' .,._ act. thno!lbt, ODd word wW WI Into proper place. It Is becau.e ma.a baa broteD h1l relatloaahJp wttb God that be mlllt aow alto be bernmed Jn, threatened, aDd evea forced blto 10me ..... bi&Dce ~ de<eDcy by tile -~ tile Corn- mud,_., Tblo Is wily Lutller In expl.oiDlDI eacb ot the Tell Cornma.DdmeatJ; 11ew1nJ each wtth "We lboWd tear and Jove God.·· From the wording of this First Commandment we mJabt conclude that there are lDdeed other "gods" wbo are vytDg wttb God for H1a place ot rulerahtp. On the ooe baud, we bow thtl cannot be; for ~ 11 only ONE true God. Any otben beDte the 'frtuDe God, Fatbel', Soa, aDd Holy G~ tJ""e ettber creatures at men or lmpoetora wbo attempt to take over God's domlntoo. The drv1.l ta one such 1mpo11tor who 11 called 1n Scrtptu.re ''the &od of tb1l world'' becauae be bliDda tbe mlftds of thoee wbo do DOt beUeve 1n tbe true God and lD effect occvplet the place 1n tbe Uflbe- llevlDc world's, ute wtllch oa.ly tbe true God sbould bave. But at all these, especLally of m.a.D·made &oda. the Bible says: "We bow that an Idol Is DCJthiDa lD the •odd, aDd that there Ia DOne other rod but one" (1 Cor. 8:4). And then St. Paul con- tlDuea to expla.I..D that idol worship Ia 1n re.J.tty devtl wonhlp to which God's people sbouJd have DO pan. On the otber band, the Bible also speaks of those who are ''ealled gods" because they serve u Hll represeotattves heft OD earth. Such are spoken or ill Pll.lm 83: 6, and here the tenn refers to Jude ... pl1Dces. rulers emrullled by God wtth m. OWD authority to emorce the law and JeTVe Him. 'Ibey are ea11ed "aoda" lD a dertvtt:lve seue, and by reDdertJJa: due obecUeace to them we are 1n ef- foet oerviD&..., liorUYina God. Wh1Je mc:11t Amer1caJu: rnlabt laup at the Idea of actual idol worship as carried 011 by bNtben who bow before wood ODd 11011e lmaJes, devil wonhlp Is piDIJI& In popularlly r1gbt bere In America. But perbapo tile -clloroprd toe God Is .-.. In tile ..... lllk.-wblcb -..... to boii<Yo that God -· or whlcb wW DOl 1<t Him bo wbat Scripture callt lllm tile "One La.,..W... •bo Ia able lo uve ud to clelltroy" (JUD8 f.:U). One CAll ply tile --In ~ ---God ..... In tile pWit ~ fllnnlJW • ""' ~ his _,, bul -lbaiJ ...... y ~ tile ~ which .a.._ In do away -God ~. or which llmiiJ)y cula ulclo God'a Law ud .... up .. _, -""" wbat lball -uy ~ nalon, QPOblted 10 be God'• ..... ,..ttvn. called ......... by Scripture,-..... "' play God -at bobic Hlo -Suraly, llle day wW ....... -~ tllat ... "' llle liM-. lllall loop ---·-(PL2) Ob tUt mea l'ftJ")'WWIee would bumble tbem· --tllo mllltiY God -rojaleo In tllolr ~-LGrcl J-~--tdaful .............. tD -Gaol III'IPl ..., truly ... God bo God aJoo far """' THE .a ·---·-_, ...... _ .,_ ........... k_, ...... _._ ,... .............. ; IQptlle_..._., ·-;.:·;:~1 ~lr I ..., Ill, .. _.. filii ., I -~ -.. -......... __ -~·-·" _,__,. .. _ .... -. ............ -.. ,.. • .... -.. Ill .. -,. a » ..... It to .. Ill I ""' ~· .......... llllbil 110 .... !I I,_.~ ..... GtA: .... ..... o.r...,. ........... A. w •. What Is a Chrlstlant By the lete Or. Bob Jon ... St., Ev•ngellst, Founder Bob Jonn Unw.r.Jly •·sword of the Lord," MW"freesboro, Tenn. l invite your attention to these words, which are found in the 26th verse of the eleventh chapter of Acts. "And the di1ciplu were called Christians first in Antioch." It ia not my purpose to talk to you about why they were called Christians, but I want. if I can, to try to tell you what, in the Iicht of the Ne-w T~tament, a Chtistian reallY is. There are many strance and false ideas about what it meane to be a Christian. I auppote if I should walk up and down these aisles and ask you individually, What is a Christian? l would get many different answers . Some of you would say. "People who live in a Ch ristian country ." Somebody else might say, "Peuvle who have been baptized." And some one else would probably answer, "A Christian is a man who pays his debts and does the best he can." Now in the first place. a Christian is nol a perwn who lives in what we call a Christian country. As a matter of fact, there isn 't any Christian country in the world. America is probably more neatly Christian than any other nation on the earth, but America is not a Christian country. Now don't misunden~tand me. Everything we have that is really wo1~h keepinr in our country h.u come from &he Chri•tian relicion. The ChrlltianB are the liaht of the world, and the salt of the ear& h . It all the Christians would leave America. the civilization that we have would go wit}J. them; but America is not Christian. for the overwhelming majority of the people in thi• country are not ri1ht with God. I do not know a •inde city on this continent where the majority of the people are really on the aide of Jesu• Chrlst; not even a majority of the people in America belon• to any church. and I tell you frankly, after havin1 preached the Go.pel in mc.t or the datct of the UnJon, that I do not believe flfty per cent of the church members are really Chriatiam. You can liw in what you c•ll• Cbril.tian country and not be a ChriatLan . I will tell you 10methinr elae. You ean join the church. be baptlaoed, and tab eommunton, ·and not be a Chrittlan. It t. pGMible to stand in the pulpit and pnach and not be a Chn.tltn. I t.hink I know mo'e pqaehen &tU.n •ny No my ••• in thW country, • I have spent nearly ray enclre life in aMOdatioll with minilt.ra. I bel-.... -.Jorily ol .... prqchea .,. ...n.-. ......uiab, coneecr•Md em ol Ood. but nobM)<-w..u...., ..... _,. .-"'"-··--· YCMl u:a. .. &A ~ MfY -·· -.... Ia .... choU;' ·-----'-....,. ......... ~!"'''"· ---... . Y• ::1 .Mft • C.,• llao ,..... ............. a&lll .. .. ........ I ...... ,,_to Df. llobJt.UM., Sr somebody now who has a moth.r and father who pray for you •very day, and still you are living without God . There is somebody in this audience whose father and mother have gone to Heaven. and this moment they ue reaching their hands throua:h the blue s ky above you and calli nil' you to God, and still you go on in sin. In the liRht of the New Testament, a Christian is a person in wha&e life four thinp have taken place. If these thinp: have not taken place in your life. you are not a Chritttian. You may be a moral man, you may be a virtuous woman, you may have hith ideal•. you may have a Kenerou• heart. you may be philanthropic, you may be kind. you may be a very decent sort of a citizen. and do a rreat many admirable thine-, but unl~ thcte lour thinp have taken place in your .aul, you are not a Chrlltian_ Now what are thfte four thinp7 First, cOnviction: ucond, rtpent•nce: third. convertion; •nd fourth. the new birth. Every man muet be convicted. H• muet repent: He mu•t be converted. He muat be born •rain. I hope while I am tallr.ina you will ... rch your he•rt. and aak youtMif th ... que.tion• .olemnl)', "Have I ever really been convicUd for my 1in?· Have I rully anct truly· repented? H••• I be•n :r:~? Hav-I Mtn ,11om I ....U. t.hat lt .. a eerio'*t. &h..i.na for DM to Rand han •ad talk to, ... llbout lbla ... ~ I ... Moll .... u~ ..,.;, ....a. Tlllo loblo-...-jhM .... loll ol--Ia .. -·u.. rooca wtdi lUI' paU•t t~reclrw u _........_TIM au-Mala witll U.. ""men bOdy, I .. -#1 Mel -.4th ~ ....._ I cu't a:llcn lo ..a • sWab. A -IMr -.. tiOffodllr ~~oa ••• ,. Ad ~hot the .,. .. ~ ............ Yean ago a train with two engines attached waa pullinr up the mountains throu1h. tbe •now of the great Northwctt. Aboard this train waB a woman with a little baby in her arm.. She had a ticket to a little town where the train never stopped except for ~hrough pasaenaers f.roD\.,,J.be East. Every time the O•rman would ' pa• t.hroutM \ll~t.coach' this lady would ny, "t'la,cman, don 't forget my station. ·• "Never mind. lady," the flagman would reply, "I'll set that you ~rt:t off at the right place." Finally a pa~senger , siUin1 ac rou the ai•le, uid. '"Don't worry, lady, I 'll tell When we 1et to the station." At last lhe lrain •lopped. The IJenlleman aero .. the aiale uid. ''Lady, here-is your place." S he gathered up her baua•e. wrapped up her baby, and tOt orr the train huninr the bab)'..to he~ bosom. A moment later the train was movin1 on, and in about thirty minutes it stopped acain . The nagman rushed into· the coach and said, "Where is; ..the lady who wanted to cet off at this station?'' "Why, she f(Ol off lhir..,. minutes •go." said the man across the aisle. I ··oid you tell her to «et ofr!f" askf'd the nagman. "Yes, that wa11 h•r station\ wasn't it?" "No, that wasn't any •tation, The entrineer stopped lor t a moment to repsir his enline; and there isn't a hou.e withi~' fifteen miles of that piece, and i you put that woman orr the she it dead now in lOme bank of. snow, with a hun baby in h, ar~." "My Lordt" nclaimed the man. "I wu honctt. 1 thouaht that we• her station." -·You may have been honeet." responded the fla1man. "but yoU .re re.pon•ible for the death or. woman and baby." They Hnt a .earclfr,inr par~y1 back. and •ure t!ftOU.Ih. thC)'l round the woman dead. hurrinl to her OO.Orn &he •tilf, Uf•IJ lorm of her little baby, It it. pouibla to be bon•t a live the wronc di.-.etiona. AU I can -to ,..... 1o IIIIo; 1\ am •taklnc my Malin)' lor .W .Wmity on what I •m teJUQ>, you. r I think 1 am familiar with the fundamental trut.ht ol tb. N.;., T•tament, and my hwtr.e. .U1 my life. h• besn to apply -theatt funct•me.ntal truthe 'to tha hud'6an eoul. You m•t ~ convlct.d, yoo mu.t r•pettt.. JOU mu.t be c:onMrtad.. ,..,.,.. m\ld be bom ...u.. v ... -· ·w JOD•, 0.0... an t~.a -aod I don't..._._ ... , u...,. ... o..·· -mln4, I am eola• t. .............. __ ' - '· I t F ro1n t h e Pol i ce B l o tter /IC:AMEftA·~~~~~··r. TIIIIDAT .IVLT. • W&DIUalllAT. roLT. ..~~, ._..-. ,._ • • --,..,. ._ Ill, ..-al M.too -~~oq~or. "' pollco ear cMaod cau o1 101 1 Ba Aft --lao4 -!lor -. ---bJWUllaaGaotpBu-. J •• ---. ..,; 111 .._,..A,. a... wu arr-at I.G •·•· at a p.a. ud ".10 p.m ••• Bor. .... rllonr ·llalull, ud-b. mlludlllrll.udA4aaa8L,Bal-bin-· 111-1/1-·~ " w ~c--.uallo-..._ ud .-. ... w1111 ortwlae Waat K~ ,_ $150 rsi4 opaoda .. "'lo liO--lbo ,_, .,._, ·-ol ·-aloloo - iW -..... lambono R4 •.. -ld Dao -·-·· 11, • 11.-·-w. Ccoal -. poiiiJc --~ wu cbar ... wUblorpry-Bwy. II-UO p.m .•• ~--udl-lolf, ....... polko-blmllllla-o P-llocll, 4'15 -IlL, Waal '=.!~~~~~~~~ 11up wu arr-a1 l :tl al 1140 W. S... Btt.l., 811-II~ r-tod tbo wtod-p • ._. •patnc la • CMMd bra, at e:ao Lm. • • Paal lld.•Jd ~ t&q ear broka nue .;..i.. ud .... drlwlae wt-Gar-Wrt&fll, ~. ol IN5 It wu parllod al IMI lnloo u -·1 poomB ud Boo 8bortJ>ctco Pl. Ud -lo-A,.,, Harbor 81&11-., cou. JUST MOVED? Wli8t Y•• aHII rll•t ................ _. cited for tbt ll*ld eoo~ lelpb Berra, n, ol 19'15 SMr-tDr u etUmated •uo dam.ap. , , .EbaoCarloloollpnauo, lllctoo Pl., Ookwood 111011-• SII!IDAY, JULY 8 ol 5515 ru.,... AYe., Welt meats, were arruted at IZDd Gary MarUrl Cbruta .. , 46, 1'~~~~:-~~arr~aal~od~al:tds St. ud l...ab An,, West New. of 19%4 CootiDeiUl st., Costa at 1:30 a.m. IDr PDS-port, at 10:45 p.m. oa a bur-M-.,.,.. arrllte4 oaac•rre cllry cbarp .• · A ftrecn.eker of drh1nc UDder tbe tnnueoce • ' blew "' tbt ma!Jbor at t.bl of dcobol at 10:%5 p.m. at Hos- Bay, Frank Jam .. borne, Z841 Bay-pltal Rd. l.Dd Newport BlYd., a1 Dooar Dr Ud obese Dr., Bay Shoreo, at 9:50 Waol Nowport llol&flb .•• wao~ewi at p.m., couatoa u eollmltod $50 o-111 IClllr Haworth, se or YOUNG LDVERS --Rick Go._ ol Costa Y ea. aDd Lori FurtDer of HldtlletOD Bee.eb portray the roles of the YOUD« Buddy ud JOUDC Salty lD On..ace Cout Collece's summer m1111lca.l prodiiCtloa ot "Follies." TDe show Is scheduled for Aug, 1-4 at 8:SO p.m. 1D the OCC Auditorium. The plaJ details tbe r088..col0ted rem!nl.ceoces of a groiC) of once-Uthe and loYely _,.. 111'18. a.m. aDClcbucndwtthPos-damare ···A toolboii.Ddtoolt 50lt RlYtr ATe., WestN~rt, MlltOD ~ muljaaaa ..• About worth $382 wtre stolen from wu arrested at 4:!0 p.m. at $11$ WOJ1b of bdx:apa ear em a caraCt at tbe borne ol James his resJdeDee aDCl cbarpd with blems aDd ra.cl&cNr ....;.. ltol~ Silva, 1418 Imoe An., Rubor eraelty to an ulmal • , . from eart lD tbe Jot at Newport Hlgtl)ands, between 10 a.m. and About $2SO worth of diYinc e- lmporta IDe., 3100 W. Cout ,? p.m ••• Cymbra Tlllmu, Sl% qullnMDt aDd UqQor wen sto- Bwy., llartoer•s Mlle, betweeo Amethyst An., Balboa IalaDd, leD fJ'om a boat belonc1nc to 10 p.m. aod 10:30 p.m ••• A ri!C)OI1ed her purse, rlnp ud R•b Eapoe steYtlll, UO? E. tape deck UCI "'""•• ... ,..1_ slloes, ntuod at $340, stolen tmst., Ne-Het.,..,whlle WARBURTON HAMED Old at $UO wen burciU'I.Md from Uteruard tower 19 be-lt wu tied up at 5456 Via Opor _ trom ·-·boloariDctDBrace tween 9 p.m. aDd 9:30p.m. to, L1doS-,trom5p.m.July ASSIST AliT DIRECTOR "}1.~'--·1 Bamu Z%11 Watertroat Dr., • THURSDAY, JULY 5 4 UDW 10:30 a.m. July 8 , . • Robert J. WarburtoaofJr- CtwOta' del liar wblle lt wu Pollee stopped Vtoceot: GAl-Vandals threw coocrete floor v1ne has beeo named I.D u ----t at tbe Blnioa B..r Club dock bretb HiDpr, 20, of 610 Mall-oil oo woodeo floors of a bu..ll-sistut director o1 edtatioa from 3 p.m. J~me 30 Wlt11 'J:30 bar Dr., lnt.ne Tern.ce,at2:10 dinK uooer eonstructloo at 4299 tor North AmertcuCones- July 3 ••• Michael Prior, a.m. at McFaddc and Ocean MacArthur Bl•d., Harbor View poodenee Scboola:, a Jd)AI. -3 Oran'" Ave,, N-., Froot, Central Newport, ud Rills, sometime between 11 lary of Natioaal S,ltem8 Be •ure to 1et in touch """ .. -_..~ bar.-hl ~Ill drlTin -~ N ~;~· aDd JohD Prior 18 c •""' m ., g ,.....er a.m. July 8 and 'J a.m. July Corp., ewport Beach. with \he Welcome Wagon trom Vlrlinla 'wer~ tbe lnftueoce of aleobol , •• 9 causing a.n est:Ja.ted $200 He was formerly Yttb tbe hoet.eN. She can help you Injured by nyu;1 pro. Robert Yale Reid, 18, of S35 u; damage. Kern County scbool district, pt to know your new com · wblle 1.11 froot of tbe Wa.lout St., Newport Sborea, • MONDAY, JULY 9 Bakersf1eld, u a tea.cber- munity u quickly u pus-bome at 11 p.m., aDd was c harpd wttb ar1011. alter Gary Davis, 482 Wontng coordillator, a.Dd be bubeea l&ible. ' b.ter discovered wbat his arrest a few mintKes after Canyoo Rd., Corona Highlands, a counselor aDd teaeber a.t appeued to be a .22 caliber mtdnigbt in tbe area where a reported that bls 1959 Porsebe the Nova RebablUtattcm '~6:4:6-:1:23:4:•:•:5:40:·:17:7:7::!~la:d~pe:llet:~oea:ar::by:.____ Newport CrestapaftmentbQlld-auto was stolen trom tU!: ear-Cllnic, Burbank. lng UDder coostroettoo was port betweea 9:50 p.m. July 9 His business uperleoee burned ne:u Hoar boflpltal ••• and ?:15 a.m. July 10 . . . Includes "J years as J:DaDager Somec:me broke a wlodow at tbe After a poUcemanalleR!dlysaw and bookkeeper at Walter r Highway House of Prayer 2411 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR LOWIII LI!VIL -RI!AR INTBRDENOMINitTIDNAL, PULL GOSPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL• 9•.U WORSHif" SERVICE• 11•00 IYANCILISnC SI!IIYIC!• 6100 I',M. SUNDAY f"ftAYI!Il AND 811LI! STUDYt 71J0 P'.M. Wt:ONUOAY WILLIAM T. KROAH, PASTOR PHONE: 642-8762 Jlltrmuutl) O:Pngrrgnliunal C!:hurrh MDraryCDavts bolU':::.,~ Se1rra11 Patricia Irene Steaeh, 20, of T. Weidner Co., Van Nqy ... s, CAROL J, DUNLAP, R. D., ., orooa ... ~. a ?1? 1/2 lrYlne be., Newport and he has worked 1D adlllinUtratln dletltb:o for a.m., caustoe: an estimated $25 He1&bts, on tbe beach wtth 2 tiekls ot audlonsutl and Colt& llesa Wemorta.l Hos - damace ••• A car ndlo n.loed tmla.sbed dop: IJJd after sbe gn.phJ.c productiOO. lDd air-1 bee lectod at $125 wa.s stolen from Mar. would DOt soo:r tdentifteatloo Hoe tnmc coordlnating, ~':,'the c~~ ~:: jorte Bowma.o's car wbUe It was or giYe ber address 90 a ct. E'"'DEO tet:Jc A.uzl., Oranp District. parked oear bel home at 1'70? tatlon could be issued, she was UNIT CDMM " Prior toberposltioa at Costa E. Oceaa 81Yd., Ba.lboa, from arrested at 16tb St. lDd Bat-Serreant wuuam W. Striegel. Mesa Memorial. she held 8 p.m. July 4 ldtl 3:30p.m. bot BlYd., C~t~~tnl Newport, at son of Wr. and Wrs. Rex J. the same postat&atenrorth July 5 •.• Two bicycles n.lued 4:30 p.m. aod cbarpd wl.tb a StrlepJ of 275 E. 18th st., Costa Hospital lD Grand Rapids, at $150 each were burglarlsed leash law t1olatioo .•• Follow-Mesa, is a member of the unit Mlcblpa, and at lA Mlrada from a pnge at James ston-inc a minor tra.fftc acetdeai at which bas earoed the defi!!II.Se Commlllllty lloipttal.Sbere- aker's bome at 232-1/2 Iris 2329 lrvlDe AYe., West Upper commtmications arency sta.tloo ce1Yed her tr&lDfn& at Btltler Ave., Corona del Mar, between Bay, police arrested Dooald c. of the year award. ~Yetslty 1n hwua,..poUs 6 p.m. July 4 and 9 a.m. Jllly Detweiler • 52, of 710 W. 18tb. Sergeant Striel'!t. a u. S. Air aDd at Looc Bea.eb state 5 ••. Dorothy Huteblnsoll, SL, Costa Mesa, at 11 :45 a.m. Force eleetroole systems Unil'erslty. Sbe ls a mem-..t Pru tmtl t,,JcpcttJcr~l Cor~~«tDtio""' Clm'stia" Ch 11rch 1559 E. Ocean BlYd., Balboa, and charged him wttb drt'lt.Dr repairman, ls asstpedatNorth ber ot PM Kappa p~ Oml- 'IHE REV. JOHN A. LINDVALL. Miolster reported $1!5 •ortb ot clothlD.c Wider the l.Dllumce ot ak:obol Camp Drake, Japan, wtth the CJ'Ul. N aDd Alpha Pst stolen from a bea.Hb club she • • • About $S3 worth of rood 196?th Commua.icatloos ~-11' • SwxlaJ Sentce : 10:00 a.m. was atteodlac at 206 Walntt wu stolen from a cooceutoo roo, ftlch 'ftS elted for pro-JOIN$ VI $10M SYS T.EM BMile ~:, 9:00a.m. m:1 ?:00 p.m. Cburcb Scbool: 10:00 a.m. St., Ne:wport ·Bbo.ret. betw•~ Jt:ud at Newport Harbor bleb fess:tooallnn and ewau..,.._~a. Vic snart ot Newpcxt Beach. . ,1,w..3U2 I-IU)AO STREET, NEWPORT HEIGHTS :00~AT12 :1'2,Py·m,. scbool between l p.m. JulJ' 6 ptlr~eftl~eo~~ca.,:a t...,.. Be&c:ll r•ltxJr, W , .. ~ ,' u~. ·•· aDd 8 a.m. JalJ 9 ... A thief 001 '"""'ce wr ~...._-n. 1WWelf mtmbe!' troar ot M•n•ry car• pro vi dod Phol'l•: 642--2740 James HUDler Gn.bam, %2, toot a $450 DaJttcal selb.Dt Defeue users lD J~~~Ut tM ,._ vt.ioa Sy.tam. 1 full-~===================::; ol 616 St. James Rd., Cutf trom a dl.spb.y couoter at Ro-Repd)Uc of Korea, 0.S.'ftaDd ..,...Utan ~ srocram de-THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Hmn, was et.r..., wtlll eoo-blnsoo's store, Fubloo lslaJ>d, Tamn. He 15 • 1969 .,.-to"-by~ a.11y toe~ tr1but1Dg to tbe delJDqueDcy ot betw'een 11 :30 a.m. 100 l2:1o of Costa Mesa ldgtl school aDd Suta Aoa. THE CENTER FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES a mlDorwboobeallepdtyfllr. p.m ... K..-tKalmllaeh 1104_ •-Oran .. CcutCollep, The 1..opa BolCh nrm J01.U.GMOLIA ST. AT fi4J A.M. IIILE CLUSU nlabed beer to U a--l/2 S, Bay Fr~, Ba-· •-. s--IIU -since S.u4TA AMA A 'II. lhOO A.M. WOlltSHIP HOUllt ---'-"" o.o ....,., COSTA MIU 1100 P .M~ IYAGaLUTIC HOUllt girl at 8:15 p.m. at 2310 W. land, reported $600 wortb of LIGAL MOnCI rill be kmn u Vl.stoo VIc DR. JIWMY CO ... BS. PAS TOR Ocean Froot, Centra.J Newport colt clubs and a $150 camera Stuart RaltJ. He also ons About $100 damace was stolen from Ws ear while u NOTJCE OF INTENTION TO Eye's Art ~rtes lD lqula COSTA MESA COUNSELINO CENTER dooe wben two W'llxlows were was parted at l3G? AYOCado ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF Beaeb ud Okt TOWM Mall, TO !HHA.MCE DYtoi,uUC LP(IMG broken 1D a buildlng ID1er COO· AYe., Ne~ Center, trom ALCO HOLIC BEVERAGES TorraDCe. ANOTHER MINISTRY OF THE nRST BAPT1ST CHURCH stnetioo at 1600 C.laxy Rd •• S:SS p.m. unttlS p.m. July 16, 19?3 DuriD& Work! WarD, be wu REV. JAMES HEMRY. DIRECTOR DoYer Sbores, somettme be-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: a flcbter ptklt,. fiytog eseort P.UOLY, PERBONAL, CALLMI-l?SS lwH11 5 p.m. JomeiSUCI ?:30 ETHNIC FILM AWARD Subject fD ls5oaDee of the tor bomiUI mi ....... lD tile lUJUTAL COtJltBELING OR 541-IIS'J a.m. July 6 . , . EdwtD Bock, A ntm WTittu and produced Ucense appUed for, DOtice l.a PacUlc T'-l:er. MEIPOifT 1tAA10 R Ell SIG• I'UIIUSIIEO IIE£XLY-PAIIE 7 lliUIISUAY, JULY S. 1973 CXIIIliiA ~ IIAI!z ~ e AUTO • MOUSI • YACHT e COMN!RCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • IOND"S IH f7nf il-f COITA MnA -14'DDI COROHA DEL liAR , SBRVING ENTIRE : • HARBOR ARBA~~f11f'l.z. '--------------··---·--·~ , ........ lln'¥ia 2711 E . COA5T HIGHWAY ' 171.) 875.t.00 CO,.ONA OfL hiiAI't. CALif' g21525 $([I ... THI ONlY MAJOI ROWH AND GAIDEto• SHOW IN SOUTHfiN CALifOINIA FfATUIING fOft THf F•St liM( ANYWHO:I ''JlOWU MAGIC Of THI TIOf'KS" .... AN AN.AUD FlOIAl st'ICTACUlAI suI.'' fH( VOY lATlST tNNOVATIONS fOI THI HOMf & GAIDIN wmt OVH lJS..OOO W " Of GUTTRIHG o...ns 5tCliW MOUI:S. S·ll' M. w..-~&o,, ~-n r. a s,e-MY• .....,_., •. s.. .... y • AlllTI ·•Ut • 1111111 <ttl ,.,., ....,a._..w.,.......) I.;:=L=E:A:RM:::T:O::L:t:V:E:':':T:H~E;::D:Y:N:AM:::lC::L:I:F:E:':' ==~ 42, of 307 E. 18th st., Costa by Carltoa Moss lecturer 1n hereby gtvea that tbe atlder-r Mesa, a postman, wu rusbed eomparattYe curt~e at OC lr-signed proposes to sell alc.o- to Boac bosplta1 after be was nne bas been awarded ftrst boUc beYerages at the prem- J'IaiT·OfUROf OP We laYUa you to WOI"&b1p foaDd 171n&: lD the street at priz~ lD the etbnJc history cate-l&es, described as follow's: 400 BUSINESS DIRECTORY a.JIT,ItUH'IDI LUTHERAN CHURCH 1'1001r'llne be., Harbor H1gtl-gory ot the Blrmingham, Ala., Main Street, Ba!bc:a/Newport, ·-•Yioi.Uo OF THE MASTER laoda, noar hll bleyele ••• 111m festtnl e/o PanUoo Q-. • BEAU-.:Y SALON ~ A TV set ud radio nl\led ' ., Pursua.al: to SUCh loteotloo, ~-..A 2900 PKitie Viow Ot-. at $S5 were stoleo from tbe Tbe ~lm, Paul Laureoce tbe tmderstgned 1s awJ:rtac to IUfllbA.YIQIOOL Corona del Mlr, Calif. 81.1 Beacb cafe, 101 Palm St •• Dunbar, nsproduced ln coo-tbe Department of AlcoboUc t ... •4 IOtM LAWRENCE D. FRUHLING Bal:bm, betW'tldl 4:30p.m. July oectioo wtth the Dwlbar ceDte-BeYerage Coctrol for isnaDce JUrrfDAY saa.VJCZS Pastor 6 and &:50 a.m. Jtlly ?. oary celebntlon held oothe OCI of u alcoboUc benrace Uceue • 1 ... ••101 • .,., Phone: 644-26b4 • SATURDAY JULY? campus last November. Dunbar (or Ucenses)forthesepremises W&OiGIDAY 8VBNJNG SUNDAY A stereo.ui-Flol n.dlon.Jued was tbe first black American as follows: On Sale Geoeral - IIIEn1NG lp.•~l at $417 1I'U burcllrlled trom ~1toachieYen.atJoralacclaJm Boat. UADINO ~ 10:00 A.M .. Family Worship a car oo.U. Jim Slemoos lm ~ uo 11 erature. Caouette, Wlllla.m H. .... •• 9 ...._-S p.a. NURSERY PROVIDED ports lot at 1301 ~1 St., ------.,-.,..,.--PubUsb: July 26, 19'73, lll tbe W1 At ..... Jt t ..-.. -7•45 p.aa.Jl'----------' Newport IDdu:strtaJ Part, be-LIGAL MOT1CI Newport Harbor Enstp.. -· I '_.~'~Yap, tw ... o p.m. July ? aod IO:SO --.:::::::::..::::.=::..----::,-~-:--::--.t .... -5 ,_,,.,,.... UHND a.m. July I •.• Mary stroud FICTITIOl5 Bt.5lNESS NAil£ LEGAL NOTICE THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE REGULARLY SchabU, 140 VIa Trieste. Lido STATEMENT Tbe toUowtnc persoo isdoiog FICTITIOts Bt6INESS NAME busiDesa as: Westcllf! Truel SiATEWENT SerYtce, 1829 WestcUif DrlYe, The toUowlacperiOO IBdotDc Newport Beach, CaW. 92660: business u : United States ID- Edwto E Ounstan 1815 Sher-nstmeot Systems, I 141 Santa tractoo PL, tSsbt , Ne-.port Ana Annoe, f1S?, Costa Mea Beacb., Calif. 91:660, 926Z?: Robert H. COGkllDC. 1 ?47 TlWI bwliness ts cooducted SUta Ana AYeDIM, Ill?, Costa by an tDdi't1dtal Mesa 9ZGZ?. Sl&Ded Edwin E. Dunstan. Tbts busiDess Is coodaeted Tbla statement ns tiled •Ub by an 1Ddi't1dllal tbe ~ C larO ol 0ran&V Sl .... : Robort CouatJ oo Jaty 2, 19'73, WU-1'b.ta statemeot ns 11am E. St Jobll, coonty clert. tbe COUJty Cl.-k ol bJ Tbertta M. Ward, deputy. Co.ty oa JlllJ I, hbu.rr.: J'IIY s. 12, 19, 26, Uam E. St JoliD. COimtJ 19'71 lD tbe Nnport Harbor by Tbw .. Ill. Eulp. F .26484 Pabllllb: July II, !, 19?'S, lD tbe En.atp.. rn . . . ' ..;.r:;oM41 1WI \1. BEAUTY NOOK 2732 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar Phone 644·7336 •DRY CLEANERS DIMMITT /J .... ;J(T,. c.t"'CENIU Final quality dry cle.nin& o n die premises • Sdf-SHYice l•undry All new -lafetf model Fripcllft waben 3200 E. Coast Hwy., COM Phone' 673·9605 *'FLOR.Ta FLOWERS FOfl All 0CCASt0NS Dtlbr~ T•sh I£0BJB18 ... a. •• .....,.. ... s , ...... -- Call these merchants • for serv1ce • HEARING AIDS 1-JAL AEBISCHE R ~J. Proper F 1tt11'1g Assured 3409 E. Coast Hwv Corona del M ~r 675·3833 •Marine Hardware ~1 -r-. CJottung . N11u1u:;o.] Ctfh Marin~ H2rd•an• Op"n Sn-rn Dayt a Wrdc to S~:"nt' 'You &f-ucr 2700W. C.O.t Hwy., N.B. 645-1711 <Office Equipment .. ._ ... ~ " • • I • SHOE REPAIR ANTHONY'S SHOE SERVICE COMPl.fT£ SHO£, LUGGAGE AND HAND8AG REPAIRS 3401 E. Coon High-v Coro1111 del M•r Phone: 173-46'0 Ott•r Loc•llo•J: • 3433 VIA liDO, NEWf'OAT • 7A FASHION ISlA NO •liOIIRVINI. NEWilORT O"'UIING SOOM: SOUTH COAH 'o'll.LACIE FRIED CHICKEN 645-5990 11 .00 a.m. 10 9 00 p.m . D.Oh; ClOGEO TUESDAY 291 E. 17TH STREET COSTA MESA A.R. MARSAC PLUMBER 700 <.:unation A~. Coro na drl Nar • Pfumbina R•tn D"Y A iCKT WATER MEA TEllS 673-41JO • I'U8UCI .. nll!!. ...., ' . . -~. Dftwnwltocbl\ .... _,_ • ....t._ 25'111 ......... 541-5554 OW lltll Yeu IAIJITT 1145UUHC! IlK Harbor Bird: COlla Ill .. IN POLAND thla: wed are Jobnlttii.D Glu.ler of Newport Harbor bleb school aDd Julle Jones of Corona del Mar bi&b scbool, wbo are competlnr lD the jqllJ.cw world D.y~ attnc competition. After the world competition, they Ylll return to Seattle for tbe uational champiooshlps. See the Chargers at UCI Sao otego's Cbarprs wtU T\ck.eta, at $2: tor adults aod bold a team scrimmage Satur-$1 for children, are on sale at day atterooon at the OC lrt1De Security Pactttc Buts ln New- track stadiwn. Game ttme ls port Ceater and oa VIa Udo 2 p.m. I.Dd at tbe Benk of America In Irvine's Ton Center. .,.. .................... .., ............ ~, The scrlmmace wtll gin local fans their first look at Jobnny Unttu as tbe Char~r qtiU1:erbe.ck. The former Bal- timore Colt star joined the Chargers durln&:theoff-seasoo. Also ln tbe 11De141 w111 be former Ram defensive stand- oW Deacoo Jooes. WHENEVER YOU MAY REQUIRE MmiCATION The Chargers are hok11.n( pre-seasoo practice drtlls at OCl L!GAL IIOTIC! PIRATE BB SKED GIVEN A borne pme w1tb defeodlng state cbaq,loo Comptoo Col~ lege Ia ooe of Orange Coast College's 19'73-?4 basketball schedule. The Pirates bost the Tar- tars in the 4th contest of the year, set for Nov. 30 In Peter- soo gym. Coach Herb Lluey's Pirates have scheduled 38 recular sea- son eootests. They wm play 10 South Coast Conference p.mes aDd wtllpartictpate in the Chat- fey lnrltatlooal aod MlraCosta tourney In addition to hosting the thtrd annual Mlles Eaton tournament Dec. 5-8. All orocc ·s contests in No- vember and December wlll be played at 8 p,m, The p.mes in January and february are at 7:30p.m. YOur pharmacist is qualified, through years of training ond experience, to dispense drugs . You con depend on him for the bestl FICTITIOlE BIEINESS NAME DCC opens tbe campa.ignNov. STATEMENT Zl entert.alntng Taft College. T 1 Tbe conference sea!JOn begins he to lowing persons are Jan. 9 when the Pirates meet doing business as: Thlrty First Cerritos College In the Falcon St., 421 31st, Newport Beach 92660: Caroline Wheeler, 674 gym . N. Cahuenp., L.A., Caut. 9()()04; Margaret J. Schmidt, BUCS WIN IH IRELAND DOOR BARS BARBELL SETS 118 Vla Itt.ca, Newport Bch., Orange Coast College's crew Caut. 92660. woo the Prold challenge cup This business 1s conducted for senior eights at the 97th by a general partnerShip. anntal DubUn metropolltaa re- Signed: Caroline Wheeler, gatta beld July 13-15 at Bless- Margaret J. Schmidt. lnetoo Lake near DubUn This statement was rued with Coach Dave Grant's Pirates the County Clerk of Orange wbo also won the ProOO ella!~ Coooty on July Z3, 1973, WU-lenge CIC) durtnc their 1971 uam E. St John, county clerk, trtp to lreland bad to ftght by Betty Barpteo, depWy • off stronc ~ bl1Dd.lnc ralD P~llsb: July 28, Aug. 2, 9, and extremely ~boppy coodt- 18, 1971, 1n the Newport Harbor tloll& to capture tbe c~. Tbey EM;p F -!895Z tlniabed abead of Portadown Untnrslty of Trinity aad Nep- tuoe Rowing Club of Oublln. LIGAL MOTICI NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING Dresses ~,.,., Sh .. ~ " Rackets Shirts Notice Is hereby given that the City Cotmcll of the CltyofNew- port Beac h wlll hOld a publlc bearing regarding Ordinance 'No, 1507, being. AN ORDlN- ANCE OF THE CITY OF NEW. PORT BEACH AMENDING TITLE ZO OF THE NEW. PORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE, BY DELETING SEC- TION 20.02 .085 AND AMEND- ING SECTIONS ZO.l2.030, ZO.l3.030 AND 20.14.030, PER- TAmiNG TO THE DEFINITION OF '•STORY," deletlngdetln.I- Uoo of story and ellmtnattng refereoces to story In R-1, R-1.5 and R-2 Dtstrleta, Plan- D.lng Commtsstoo Amendment oes ... 'b ..... TENNIS SHIRTS & SHORTS lENNI S RACKET STRINGING HANDGRIPS CHEST PULLS Bikes ::::;:: :~n~n :;:::: DUCK FEET FINS 6.95 to 10.95 BONAIRE SKIM BOARDS 10.9 5, ACRYLIC WARM UP SUITS 21.95 COTTON SWEAT SUITS 7.00 GYM SHORTS & SHIRTS RACQl; ET BALL RACQUETS No. 379. I PARTS I TIRES NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR - THER GIVEN that the said pub- lic bear !Jig w1U be held on the 13th day of August, 1973, at the boar of 7:30 p.m. ln the Cotm- cll Chambers of the City Hall of the Ctty of Newport Beach, Callfornla, at whlch time and place any and all persons in- terested may appear and be OUTRIGGERS RAa SAT. AbOII lt ........ ..... nt ... ell* .... ll locldlle --...... --~-.... . .-. will ..... -•..,.n oral-- Plor to llua Potot -Tile Olltrfalro --mar. 1'llo lt-lllllo ....,. rootor ........ Tile - 1t:Ut1 at I a.m. D wtU Jut abo1t M0 lie. .-I hnaro. 1'llo ll..,.n OCiaw Ealrles Ill<-tbll l<ewport will IIOid o loll Aoc-t outrlgv Chill, tb11 lm• <1101 Oroqt lo raleo _, Ill< ot N..,.n Beach. ud cllb trip 1o Boftll -taU e!Ules from Loq Belletl, Dull Two Jtlltl aao, u Polnl &Dd Marlaa del ~· t.m from ._. H ' .. ntlDtbt e s eye e c=•J:::,·:: lllo speed king ~::a.:~.c::= Btuy Gray, wbo became fa- miliar to mtlllooa: of Amerl- ean.s as "Bud" oo tbe old "Fatber Knows Best" TV show, Is ptn1nc tame lD a Dew role u a topootcb motorcycle racer. Gray ls becomtnc a f::uor- lte of fans at tbt On..nce COUDty Fair p-ounds .speectway races ell Frldly nlgbts. Last Frtday, be captured tbe big Daodleap race at tbe loeal onl and ls ex- pected to be am011.g the froot. runners ap.J.n this week. 1'be speechny races, which feature Ugbtwelgbt motorcycles with powertul engines', BUrt at 8:15 each Friday nlgbt durtnr the summer at the fairgrounds. Several sprint races redoce the fteld to the night's top performers, who then dll81 lD the malo events. Gray, gradlllUy losing his tag as a rich actor baring a tUng at the cycle sport, bas made believers of some of tbe nation's best riders, Including national champ Rick Woods of Htmtingtoo Beach. Other btc names aweartng weekly at the b.irgrOllllds are the Bast brothers, Mike and Steve, Da.o.ny Becker, BIUy Cody, MUte Koole and SoDDY Nutter. FALCONS lST,BUCS 2HO IN PRE·SEASON POLL Coach Ernie Jobnson's Cer- ritos College Falcoos have been installed as the pre-season fa- vorite to wln the 1973 South Coast Conference football cha.mplonshlp, by a vote ofthe sec sports Information dlree- tors. Tbe Falcons, who • "ID ths conference t1tle last seasoo bUt lost to ennttal state c.r:.mp Fresno ln tbe first rouod of the state playoffs, eaned 4 of a possible 5 tl.rst place Yates for a total of 24 points. Dick Tucker's Onnge Cout Collep Plratea picked "' potnts to nab Znd place lD tbe balloting, while RaJ Sherbeck's Fullerton Hornets were picked for 3rd, santa Ana tor 4ttl, San Diego Mesa 5th aDd Mt. San Antonio 6th. MASK CONTEST SLATED C ttl ldren who create a crea- ture mask at borne &od wear it to the Mesa Verde Branch Ll- brary on Saturday, July 28, may wln a monster kit. The cootest will be held at the Ubrary at 1 p.m . Chlldren wbO would l1ke to enter masks 1D the cootest should sign 141 In the children's department before July 28. Tbe creature mask must be home- made. JOOges for the contest are Friends of tbe Costa Mea u. brutes and art teachers from the Newport -Mesa scbool dis. trlct. Popstcles will be ginD to 8Y8rJOOe, The muk cootest ls part of the "we feature creatures" summer readl.Dg procram. Finest 0nPH CUSTOM UPHOLSTER Free Estimates Pte~ & Deli.-ery J & J UPHOLSTERY I ?25 MonrOYla. Costa Mea Unit C-3, 642-58'10/1544-110<5 lntol"matloa aboat tbt or tbt outrlepr etm able by eall1Dc Br&aa -Hoi!Mcll at MZ-1111. DOG SCHOOL TltiJRSIIAY, JULY lf,.lt73 COIIOIA '!} W.liN. ~ HGaln db~ii~~,>P:A:D:"D~;L:ES;~' beard ~g~:~t:a .. s.ac• ~~~~~~.¥! REPAIRING oves ~~~!!!!!~~~!!!!!!~~=:.,.,=u.=r~b~~H=J,",.~':r,..:2~'E:as:'~:~::~'•_•_ .. ~=;o'=,,.=~=·~=UA=""'=~=·u='!!=~=•s,_=~=· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 '!-11 .... ~ • • . • ' . ' ' .• ' ·- • < • ,... ~ • • . < • I .• .. ' ' • ~ ' • • • : ~ ' • ... • • •• t ' WVELY LINCOlN LANE ••• SO EXCLUliVE IT'S HARD TO FIND SO HERE'S A MAP TO HELP YOU DISCOVER THJ8 NEW 4 BEDROOU PLIJS DEN LISTING. SUPER LARGB LOT WITH EXTRA STORAGE-WORKSHOP ROOM OFF OF GARAGE. COME SEE lE SUNDAY AFTERNOON FROM 1-5 AT 1506 LINCOLN LANE, 'WESTCUFF, NEWPORT BEACH -0,0..~&-.,. 11105 -·" Dr ...... A PETE BARRETT REALTY t~ 642-521110 '••••-ooca••••• olu.Ja!)~ JIUSTJ6E WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT LINDA ISLE WATERFRONT 5 Bdrm .. 5 bath family home with lge. fam- ily rm. facing encl. patio. Waterfront living rm. & formal dining. Lge. ltitch. w;family dining area. Pier & slip. $179,000. linda lale Waterfront Custom 4 bdnn:, 41,2 bath home on lagoon . FullY. equipped island kitchen, waterfront family room, billiard room ....... '245,000 Linda 1•1• Waterfront Custom 4 bdrm .. 5 bath home 'A-ith view of main channel. Soft colors, rich wood panel- ing &: 3 frplcs., give a warm intimate feel- ing. Waterfront mstr. suite has dbl. bath, sitting area, \'iew decks . . . ... $295,000. Linda l.te Waterfront Lovely 4 bdrm., 4'~ ba. home with swim- mitrg pool. pter & slip, panoramte vtew of main channel. Lge. family rm. w1 space for billiards + family dining. Waterfront fonnal dining & living rm .............. $215,000. For Complete Information On AU Homes & Loh, Pl•se Call: BILL GRUNDY; Realtor lila ~us .W.. •t Ln&. r.a. Ml lo\YIIDI Dll, SUITI I, N.l. RUf61 ................ Watch our dust! OPEN DURING ,----.:..:R=;EMODELING --.....,Mdf&a•loCo. AI • 18 2841 E. COAST HW'f. COAON~ DEL MAR, - Contemporary Home .BI'OI!THAMOII:IIIGII I'IJI!USHED IUKLY -PAQ( I T11UR$1lo\Y, JULY 26, 1973 COIIO!!A Dti.I(AII, CAL Real Estate MACNAB IRVINE RNEI HOMES BAYFRONT -MAIN CHANNEL Custom built 4BR, 4 bath in p~ Dover Shore• locaUon. Masaive rn.uter suite w /FP & waJk-in closet. FR w /wet bar. Spacious kitch. -brkfst rm. 3-c.ar garage w/openers. Truly a luxury home. Tom Turner 642-32.15. OPEN DAILY 1-5 p.m. 505 Morning Star (A19) SPACIOUS SECLUSION on Harbor Island. Beautiful 3-year old SBR custom Bayfronl. Manicured grot.tDdJ - beautiful terrace. Paneled de~European parquet Doors. Lg. sunny kitchen. 3-car garage ~ extra parking. $425,000. Bar· bara Aune ~-(Al4) LUXURIOUS LINDA ISLE Beautiful 3BR -~ d~n custom htJme design~ ed by Herb Brownell & built by Rulon Hodges. Paneled LH. in walnut patina &:: teak woods. Master suitt w/FP & dr essina: rooms. $255,000. Evelyn Gray 642-8235. (A3lli [Irvine 1·, ·· --,cw .... j HI DINt Dfhie ... 2•1211 '"'~ ....... ....,. • ....,c.m.r.t:HU * BOYD REALTORS PR£SOOS * COM CLASSIC WITH lEW ••• -View ••. VIEW OPEN SAT. AND SUN . 1-5 1014 Sea Lane A 4 bedroom beauty high on a hill, OYerlooklng our active harbor. A happy nome ready for a haPPY 1amJiy. $76,500. BAYCR£ST BEAUTY SHARP SPARKLING Three bedrooms, 2-1 /2 baths. Gleaming hardwood floors, 2 ftreplaces. Best of a.ll --15' x-30' heated pool In a charming prden. $79,500, (We would loYe to show off this property.) t~BOYD * IJS.mll * 3l2t E. C..lf Hwy . c:.n.n. .. Mor Bay View Outstanding two story home, pier and slip, 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, Superb master suite with sauna and large private sundec.k. Fee, $325 ,000, Gary Knm< ... -"'Nli_,. ClliNfta Dll DOCTORS AND INVESTORS, ATTENTION! ' CJS real 17411 OIWIGE AYEMU E, COSTA IIESA ........ M-INI E ....... S$1-42.44 ~· BUY THIS POOL . -. and the OWDer 1ftll include a beauttfu.l rlew borne with 4 bedrooms, family room, breaktut oook., 2 rtreplaces aDd moch more. AU at a BARGAIN PRICE OF .$92,500, •••• Call to see - - COM CORNER DUPLEX Two units--2 bedrooms each. Just redecorated-- new palnt, carpet, pullmans, stonsandrefrlgeralors. •••• Drive by: 428 MORNING CANYON . CORONA HIGHLANDS Immaculate charmer! Three bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace. LoYely grounds plus a mini Ytew. Access to prln.te beacll. Only $62,500. It's feel - S9 ,000 PRICE REDUCTION ErceUent n.lue In Corona del Mar. Four-bedroom custom home for a large b.mily on fee land with a rtew. EYery con't'enl.euce for Mom ; workshop, study aDd darkroom for Dad; family room , yard and beach tor the children. Now ooly $98,500. Call 673-8550. THE REAL ESTATERS -- 332 MA RGU ERITE, CORONA O!L MAR 613-8550 • ••••••••••••••••• MLS SALES REPORT Sales through the Multiple Listing Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors totalled $87.4 million in the first 6 months of 1973, THIS IS A 2(1t INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD OF 19721 2,374 new listings were processed, of which 67% WERE SOLDI 67% of the sales were cooperative. List your property with a Realtor. •••••••••••••••••• BJI:IIP:U: B.AL.8TAT• -I'D• ••r•••n••, , .. ,., •• M. COita•aaAnelf ,. . .JI .. t I COAIT H ..... , .. COlOMA •n M~a, '"o•• ., ..... ,. CURT DD H IIIIM. 'tOll -..,.. . ..,. ..... .,. .... ROY McCARDLE REALTOR Nl-1'129 1810 NBWHMI 1L OOIIrtA-MIIlA CD.M. Duplex r ~~- . . This !.llusu:ally attracttn, brand new d~lu Bas been tor sale for too loogl The price may !lave been to hich. but It is bOl DOW. Reduced to $109,950 by a btdlder who says, "Sellltl" AU s.b:l.ncle eoostruction tor low malntenance, spa- cious three bedroom units, high quaUty hardware, tltcben cabl.nets, and -beauUtul stained glass windows. See this Call 675-7225. ~~~~;==~=~~====6~7~5-7225 f ' ·" • E •• L T 0 COlliN :-MARTIN INC. BA YCREST BEAUTY • NEW USTIN G Located in a lush. landscaped. established neighborhood. Outstandmg 4 bdrm., J ba .. family nn.; sensibiy priced at S69,i50. NEW LISTING FOUNTAIN VAUEY AIR-CONDITIONED HOME Large. :1 hdrm., dining rm .. den. 11 ilh all the modern comenien•·cs for the ea~\' l1fe' Priced to sell at S41l.flSO · VIEW OF HARBOR UGHTS "HARBOR VIEW HILLS" Locatt!d high on the hill, offering full enJu~· ment of the view of !\ewport Bay & Pac1f1c Oc~. Lusk bU.. 3 Jxln:n~ iam.ll.f nn_ W.D.ing rm .. with a htd. & Clt'd. pool &1acuzzi; on a ......,hoo.lndac~tl' · • •• ~!III.OQO. C. US fer-_,_ ..... -WI ......... .,...., ............. __ •spui·Cw a .. Mw·C....MIM CoRaiN-MARTINil 7662 /~~ '.,...-,..,--.,;.~ l .,,_.. . .. T ~----"~-::J .: . -··-: ,'I· #I@~ -~-~~-j:·-. ~ .. -J l-~.,11 '!f·~·-':i·l' HARBOR VIEW HILLS Six bedrooms or fuur and a fabulous "Hap- pening Room", plus formA.! dimng, livmg and a delightful IJmily room. Fee simple. Cul de sac locatiPn near a park. Excellent for active e:.:ecut 1vP' r\1 5104,950. ORIGI NAL HARBOR VIEW HILLS where the density h the lowest. Unique pn- vacy, yet short walk to schools, shops and beach. Large three bedroom and den or rour bedroom home complete with sparkling pool and view of the harbor. Offered at S19.500. THE IRWIN COMPANY REALTORS "BROTHER OF THE WIND" ENGAGEMENT 8:50 J . T. WALLACE HAMED James T. Wallace, 205'7Com- modore Rd., Baycrest, Is the new president of tbe WbitDWI College Alumat Assoelattoo board of directors. A 1960 Whitman grad~ate, Mr. Wallace usumed the post after serving as 'ice-president tor 2 years. MESA '~~~: 1884 NfW PO~T IH YO S48 !S52 -~ .;_...,.,..... .. , .... ---=a,; ALSO, 'BOXCAR BERTHA' DAVID Burt R~ynolds "The MAN WHO LOVED CAT · DANCING" -PLUS. ALEC GUINESS "HITLII: LAST SPRING (;LEANING SPEt;IAL 11\osterchorge NOW THRU JULY 31, 1973 SAVE 20'- 5 WAYS lmER THAN ORDINARY STEAM CUAN I Cleans Deeper I Drle• Fe•tor • ktf c ......... . I Hou of Y .. r Electricity or S.ft Wot" u •.••• ~~~-CALL US TODAY ... _.l~la FREE ES'niiATES. ONE DAY SERVICI!I A• Moat Be Pre-ted At Tl,.e Of EaHMele PROTECT YOUR PAPER DOLLARS AGAINST • INFIA110N * DEVALUA110N * RECt:SIIION* DEI'IIE88JON Yaf'y •••~to"fl-~trlt:oa oofl froo co•twlrotlo"'. AU prlcoa •.o ••. ., • .,,. _.,,, wlfltl" lH •IMt,No "'•"•'" onov•fl. rott floll-ry. '"'•••lllf ••'•• "'"'"••••·• ...... ,. ~,,.., , .. ,,.,,. ,. .•. , .... '" ... ,.,. . ., .. ~,.,.,,., .,,.,.,. .. GOLD PLACER -dual, n-ta and amaJeum -legAl to own and '-rd -from DAILY ENGLEHARD SELLING PRICE up for 1.0110 FINE con tent COINS -bue price plua 2 percent. 1 ounce coins ol .999-from a pot phlll5 cents up SILVER 100ouncebanol .999-fromapotplua»ea~taup 10110 ounce biors of .999 -from opol plus 6 Cfllta up $1000 face value bag coins-bue price ph112per cenl United States Investment Systems PHONE 645-3258 I 645-1874 THE FABLE OF THE FAIRIE QUEEN This is a fairytale about a nice queen who lived on a royal isle in a pretty blue harbor by the sparkling sea. Along with other royalty, Queen Judith shared a private beach unblemished by the footprints of inland peasants. But, being a benevolent queen, she was very interested in seeing to it that the peasants had a place to bathe in the lovely Pacific. To ensure that the commoners from the hinterlands had a place to park their chariots while they bathed, she waved her wand and made a new law. The law required that the landed gentry living by the shore provide plenty of empty streets for the peasants to park, or to do whatever peasants do when they visit the seaside. To keep the streets open, the queen, in her divine wisdom, decreed that each landowner park his own chariot in his castle. Ambitious lords who wished to tear down their old castles and build larger ones were ordered to provide space for extra chariots to park on their palace grounds. The peasants were very happy with the good queen. They came from the rolling inland hills, the forested mountains and even the parched desert to splash in the ocean. Most of them gathered on a peninsula named for the great man who discovered the Pacific. But, occasionally, some of the more adventurous peasants wandered westward onto beaches dangerously near the castles of the Lord Mayor and other important gentry. But, alas, they could not tarry long in this hallowed sand, for even peasants know that When You Must Go, YOU MUST GO. And, in the western stretches of this seaside paradise, they found no comfort stations for their earthly needs. They gathered around their campfires in a friendlier stretch of the strand and wondered --WHAT TO DO? WHAT TO DO? "Let's go to the good queen and ask for comfort stations in this forbidden province," someone suggested. "And drink- ing fountains, too," piped up the parched voice of a desert dweller. "But, we cannot visit the queen," another common in- lander reminded them, ''She lives on the forbidden royal Isle de Lido." As the peasants considered their dilemma, some of the braver souls among them could be seen crudely lettering signs directing those in urgent need of comfort toward the castle of the Lord Mayor and --is nothing sacred? --even toward the shores of the royal isle. For the moral of this fairytale, visit the village black- smith at the hardware store at the west end of the peninsula named for the discoverer of the blue Pacific. AL FORGI'i'