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A bold plaD to cut burcllrle• puler could bave a poUcerna.n quest tor $220,000 wouad be
IDd speed "' pollee respooee or tire truck oo tbe way wtthln made to the Federal Law En-
by bookillg the eotire eJty into a.s lltUe as 3 secoads. torcement Assistance Adm1ni.s-
a TV cable alarm system wu Tbe cblef outllned the planned trallon to capitalize. the pro-
UDTtlled yesterday by Newport system at yesterday's Town gram.
B-.ch Pollee Cb.tef James Gla-Hall meetina. spoosored by the • -r.o cable leleYisloo com-
ns. Newport Harbor Chamber of pa.otes operating in the city
It tbe cb.tef's pla.n Is okayed Commerce at the Balbocl Bay wo~tid hoot borne and bosiness
by the city fathers, resldeats Club. alarms into the coutal eables.
woukl pay u estlmatecl $8 a According to Ch.lef Glav-as, • A computerized response
mootb for a "pa.nlc buttoo" City Manager Robert Wynn and system •ould be installed --
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WOULD YOU BELIEVE --Llltle Corona beach at 1 ~30
p.m. Saturday? This swimming area -· custornartly cra--
ded OD week-eOOs --beeame deserted Saturday a.tternoon
becallSe of the poison alert cause<! by an explosion at a
chemical plant (n Long Be:..ch, wtUch sent a noDous
cloud of hydrochloric acid into the atr and wattJ.og down-
coast. PoUce in helicopters spread the ala..rm, and sooo
Little Corona, Big Corona beach, the strand aloog Balboa.
Peninsula and West Newport were n.cated. The alert
was lifted later In the afternoon. (Photo by DenD.ls C let~
deoen.)
tllat would flash a pollee com-otber oftlclals who filled the wtth the$ZZ0,000federalgrant BARRY SAVES ptter when a 1F1Ddow or door Enstga iD on detaJls, here Is --ln tbe DeY police building
opens, or whet~ ftte brealts wbat Is planned: going IC) ln Newport Center.
out. • It the City Council goes *Alarms, Lnstalled by prlnte
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Cb1ef Glans says the com-aloq: with tlle pro)ect. are-companies at an lDstallat1oo 2 IN HARBOR
charge e!tlmated at from $12: $150 MILLION ~!0~ys7:~1du!~t~ber~:= Senator Barry Goldwater, a inaDdpulledthemfromthewat-~~i;~;j;~~
axial cable, and a programmed freqiJent sailor in Newport wat-er ·
GETTING SHIPSHAPE for the 13th annual ctw'acter boat
parade around Newport Harbor this Saturday, Aug. 2:5,
are from left., Cllnt Hoose, chairman of the event; Tom
Evans and Tom Riley, members of the parade committee
or the sponsorl.bg Newport Harbor Chamber ot Commer ce
Commodore's C lub; and Bill Grundy, owner of the "Ship
House," one of the entries. Starting time Is 3:30p.m.
at the turnlrlf besln near the Arches.
Swinging years
AIRPORT SuIT computer would coatact tbe ers, jumped Into the harbor The rescued pair were !den-
nearest patrol car, tell it what Sunday and rescued a North Ufled as Glenn and Lorraine
type of alum !las soWlded., and Hollywood co~le a.fter their Machlitt. They were taken to
give the loeattoo. speedboat had thrown them into Hoag Dospital and released al-
A Super lor Court suU de-Faddem, wbo woo a similar • Flre sensing derlcl"S could the water. ter being treated for ezposure.
ma.odlog tlat coUDty t:upayers suit for people llvtng near Los also be lnstalled ln homes or The seaator who Is staylng A Harbor Oo?partmeat
gin them as mucb as $150 Angeles International Airport, businesses to alert the fire at the Balboa' Bay Club this spokesma.D sa.id the Mac~lltts
million was filed MoOO:ay by a said the total claims In the department. week was reportedly testing reported that they were ndlng
Newport Beach-based gro~ A.A.A suit could run as lllgh • Sick persons could bave r~ equipment 00 b.is new in the speedboat wtth 3 men
wb1ch claims that jets us1Dg as$150 mlllloo. pre-programmed responses, 60-ft. cabin cruiser. the Toh-when the boat s:-uck a wa.ve
Or&nge County Airport are pol-Jean Monts of AAA said lac h.ting type ot medication, Be-Ki.o, when De heard the = =~ tbe ~h~s :d
lutiJig eyes, ears and swimming the suit '·is really a class doctor's name and phooe num-speedboat go by then moments s opera to e
pools ln NeWJ)Ort Beach. acttoo on bebaU ot anyooe who ber, etc., 1o the computer to later heard ::~ ~onwi scream-drtnl.. Tbey said tbe speedboat
The suit ns nled byUleAlr-tlDds tbe jets a nuisance. We speed response to emergency 1 1• th 1 Wbe .. A , .. crew rescued tbe other man, ng n e w-a er. n ,.., coo .. -·o tilled p 1 B port Actloo Assn., farmed here feel we have an open and shut needs. n't maneuver his boat c lose 1 en as au rown, Who
1.n March to ftgbt jet openUons case, because the jets are de-An admitted drawbaclt would eoo h to the CQ44)le, be Jumped suffered possible broten bones
at the local field. Tbe airport fl.nl:tely a nuisance. 1 don't see be false alarms sowxted wben ug In Ule mishap.
ts owned and operated by the Dow a.oyooe can deny that." s1hubscelr r0~~rm's.forget to turD ott $ 50 000 HAUL County. Mrs. Morris, wbo llvesinthe -.
Namlng 2:0 t.amillesas clalm-Blutfs, saJd AAA is oot really Once the system Is estab-,
ants, the suit lists 14 allt-~ct interested in collecting money. Ushed a.ndhomeownersandbus-
i:!1~1~~Y .~:ra~: ~~~ ~o: ~0~~ ~~ ;s'~m~~ :~:s:~ot~l;e =~~~IN POT ARREST
KIM ODEH
fu mes. Damages 11ated lnchJde wbere else," she told the would pa.y for eYeryth.lnr. sald .
inverse coodemnatloo of prop-Ensign. "We think ttds acuoo Chief Glavas. A.n estimated $Z Arra1g:nment wa.s scheduled cruiser lnto a truct at the NA.HCf BOHLS
erty, personal injm"tes aDd wUl force the couoty to sit monthly would be pa.J.d to tbe yesterday a.fteroooo for 2: men Onnct' Coast Col.l@p Rowing in boat parade emotlooal dlsturtance caused IC) and take ootice. They'll ha.-e cable companies a.nd about $6 arrested Monday mor-nlng by Club OOcU, 1801 W. Coast Hwy ., The
by jet operaUons at the airport. to do somethlog oow.'" mootbly to tbe city to pay all Newport Beach pollee, wbo say W.arloers Mile, before l a.m. y
With a theme of "the swing-Chamber otnctals and hoo-Jets tate oftorer Upper New-Cotmty nl&Uoo director Ro-costs, such u utn persoanel they caqtd: tbe 2 with 1, m MODday. seek
1.ng reau," about 50 pUy dec-ored pats w1Urltwtheparade por1 Bay aDd tbe tiP&UiYe pr Bresraaha.a called the mcwe &Dd maintenance. pow:1s of mart)aDI. ooe ot lbe After follow1DC the rtated t
orated bal.tl will tour Nnport from tbe Parilioa. QaeeD c:ruile bomea u.t.aurtoUAd lt. Accord.-•·a ....,q of t1m1 aDd m.cDtY, •• Cblef GlaftS. aid u aero~ atpat loc:aJ. 11.u' ta rec-* ~ to tbe ~ ol J.r:1M: een
HIU'bor tttli...,_YAIMcko boU..TWD.!' .. MvlM8u4....._ ..... .._ .. ,,..aiiM.,ft .... &r"'"'"":dt.S the~-.. ...,.._ ~ ta··Et SeeiiiiiL !Ia yura. An. aM tJn1wrsllrDr.tDtbe
in the Uttt anuual cbancter wtD pky on tbe tut. blu biND kN&nc! b7 $15,000 stratnt.s and procr•a ill ool.se offered to W'CI'"k wU:tl tbe city Cr.tred with poueutoo of Back BaY area. tbe pollee made Local ftnallsts In Orange
ta.t parade. Some of the best vtewlDg to as much as $100,000 oo in-abatement" as bel.D&better than In a pilot program to deslp marttuana tor sal~ arl' Werle the arrests. A poUce report County competition for the Miss
Sponsored by the Commo~ sites are from tlle Balboa Pa-d1Yldual properties llkMr the that of any other airport tn the tbe alarm system. D. Ash, 2:7, of 1955 Sberinctoo sa.ld the suspects were appar-Teoeua~ America contest ue
dore's Club of Newport Har-vfllon, the Harbor [)epa.rtmeDt ~t patterD. The action also country. ln what be termed an efl'ort Pi., Oakwood ApartmeDts, New-eotly headed for On.nge County Kimberly Odell 15 of Cameo
bor Chamber or Commerce, oear Balboa. Yacht Club, any-seeks SIO,OOO each tor every-The county has 30 days In to "harden the tnget" for bur-port Heights, aDd Kenneth D. airport. Hlgb..lands. and N~1 Bohls, of
the parade gets tnder ny in where arouod tbe turning basin, body disturbed by the~ ootse. wblch to reply to the action. glars, the chlef also revealed Morrow, 29, of Seattle. Es-The marijuana, packed in Linda Isle With 4 otber tlnal-
the tuning besln at 3:30 and or on the south bay tront ot Beverly Hills attorDey Jerrold a plan to ask tbe city govern-t:lma.ted retall value of the dqJe cardboard boies, would whole-ists they .,rt11 compete Aug. lO
ends at the Battx. Bay Club Balboa lslaDd. A special cham-RA lS ON AGENDA ment for a law requiring new was placed at $400,000. sale for about $50,000, accord-in La Habra to represent the
at 5:30. As 1n past years, 10 pagne lunch viewing party will BIKE T I btdldtngs to have built-la According to pollee, ttley tng to a poUce estl.mate. colmty lnstatewldecompetitioD.
permanent tropbtes will be be held atop Imperial Savings alarms, special llghting and were alerted by a resldent who Ash satd he was unemployed. Kim daughter or W.UineMa-
awarded at Bay Club ceremon-in Lido SOOps. Sponsored by the other uti-burllarY measures. saw 2 men loadtng suspicious-Morrow cla..lmed to work as a )Or ~ Mrs. James l..eDt, of
tes at 6:30p.m. Dolphins (C hamber of Com-A public hearing 00 the city's ~bleb wo~t~ ~ m1for '"8~~~ Oakland has such an ordJ-looking cargo from a cabin teatber artisan tn Seattle. 4521 Dorchester Rd., Is a stiX:I-
Aoyone may enter a charac-merce Women), the party Is proposed bicyc le trail master om par g c Y par nance oow, tbe ch.lef said. FUN CASE eot at Corona del Mar high
ter boat by ntUn1 out an entry open to the public tor $5 per plan hlgbllgbts the agenda of areas. Ctty Manager Robert Wynn zo N E school. She plays the piano,
form and submitting It, with persoo. The recelpts KO to the next Monday night's regular • BAIT BARGE, operated by sa.1d he had not seen a draft Utes bicycling and tennis and
$10 entry fee and a glossy Dolphln.s' ~rt of the Youth meeti.Dg of the Newport Beach Pearson's Port near the Upper of the proposed ordl.n:ance, baking and leunedtohulawhen
photo print of the bol.t to be Employment Service. Thevtew-City Council. B'! T~geSA~ks1~1!~ ~~~ wb1ch ls being prepared by PUT 0 F F AGAIN the fa.~Uy was lnHawali wllerP entered, to the Chamber of lng party lasts from 1:30 until A cltltens committee last policemen, aDd would DOt com-she wa.sontheHooolulu~ayor's
Commer ce otftce a.t 270 New-4:30p.m. week dropped controversial co~mty la..I collector advtslng ment oolt. y-•• ooun('ll. SIM!ptanstost•...._, ro"'" 00 Ba'.._ tslaDd A_. tbat a lot at 114 22nd St., R di the lar ~·· _, port Center Dr., Newport Cen-Tropb.J.es to be awarded wln-WUIII ~ egar ng a m system A decision on the tate of deotia.l use of the commercial l.angtages tn college.
ter, on or before the parade nJ..ng entries are the Wheel aloo1 the Balboa. ocean tront Central Newport, will be sold proposal, be stressed that "it Balboa's fUD zooe n.s post-ar8l woukl be more suitable, Nancy goes
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date. A character boat is de-Steam and Bell (.teambol.ts from tlle proposed master plan. for ooo.-payment of tues. Is In a cooceptual stage oob', pooed Monday tmlil Oct.l, when The SCRCC stl!l' agreed with bor high. Her parents are Mr.
ftned a.s "a vessel of indtvlcl-only ~ the Grand Ancient Mar-After the public bearings are • TAX RATE resolution, and I doo't know how soon wt tbe South Co ast Regtooal Coo-eu-Ue.r ft.odtngs of the Newport and Mrs. Jotm Bohls, 121 Vta
u:al character either througtl lner, Lea.kin' Timbers, Btll\'Y completed, the Cotmcllwtu.-ote whicb will re-set the city's will discuss It Yl.th the City senation Commissloo(SCRCC) Beach Plmnlng fommisston Mentone. She is a singer likes
its original deslg:n or through Binnac le Drippy stutf1ng &.1 on a final master planblketrall property tu rate at tbe same Council'" has promised to say yes or oo thai re_sldential use would coo -skiing, biking, sallln.-::an::lcoot.
special decorations or adapta-Btg Too( &Dd Dirty Okt Manl~ map to be lnclOOed in the ctty•s ra~e nra=sed\t ARIA N C E Chief Gla.vas said yesterday to a proposed 33-unH condo-flict Wltb establiShed com mer· ing, and seeks a career tn fash-
llons." Accordlq to the cham-fold which are open to all long -range general den lop-that be lloped to na..-e the alarm mlnlwn pro)l!ct there. cl.ll EOO!ng to the area. ion or horttcultW"e,
ber, tbe bolt must aOO "add efiltes except steamboats, aDd ment plan, scheduled tor com-clampdown would be Imposed system working wlthi.D about a The Commission whic h coc. Carl Artbofer. ~r of the JtxlgiD.g for Miss Teenage
to the enjoyment lDd flllterta.tn-the theme trophy to the best pletlon by the eoc:l of the year. by u ordinance~ for lntro-year. He said tmdergrOUDd co-trois development~._... .. the lo-6 kts oa Clitf Dr., Newport Amerl"a ls based ..... scbolastl(' A'"" o rtMonday'sa,.oda ductlon. The ordinance would "-'""5 ... "'' ment of parttcJ.paut.s: aod rtn-theme boat. Also, the SWaviest ""' 0 De axial cables DOW rlm near 80 cal coastline poslp:)Oed ooUl Heights, tokl the Ensign that achievement poise appear-
ers, within the bolmds of good SWab Will ro to tbe boat wtth ue: proh1btt resldentiaJ use of com-per cent of Newport's homes. ne.n Monday' a public hearing commlss:Jooers assured hlrn of ance talent~ndawar~ness
taste." tbt best-costumedcrew,andthe • AIRPORT ACTION ASSN, merdal properties. The owner of a local bur. on a permll ror 6 IJ",uses to be a 9 a.m. hearing next Moofia) '
TTMtme boats. wblch will be Loose Screw to lbe boat with officials, who wUl appeu attTMt • STOP -SIGN resolutions glar alarm service, who as-built 00 the cun Dr. bluffs. when the SCRee meets at its AIRMAN GRADUATES
decorated In keepi.Dg wtth the tbe best animated d.tsplay. beginning of the meeting at 7:30 tbat would establish stop ln. ked that be not be ldentifted, After Udo Is le's Ronald Cas. rerula.r Long Beach Harbor Airman Thomas M. King, SOf1
·•swingiDI years'' tbeme, are Any qaestlons about the pa-p.m. to tell of their legal moYe tersecUoos at llst St aod Lido L1belled the alarm system plan pers who represents tMcoml)' Dept. meeting room. Some New -or Mr. an<l Mrs. Hussell F.
tudred separately for the pres-rade may be called in to the against Orao.gt! County Airport. Park Dr., Cannery Village, and as "a ridic ulous intrusion by 8(11.r'd of s~rf'lsor s on ttw port Heigtlts residents seek to KlDg, 2326 Rutgers , Costa
tlgtousthemttrophy, Chamber ofCommerceat644-• BIGCANYONdeYelopment, at Catalina St. and Broad St., government lnto aD area that SCRCC, len at 6·30 p.m. to bave some or all of the Art-Mesa, llas graduated from the
To help Commodore's Club &Zll. · wbtch lsscheduledtoha.-edwel-Newport Heilhts. can bP.st be served by prin.te hOst fellow -county oltlclals ala hoter lots ln the Z300 bLock li. S. A1t Foret-Ylea.pons ape-
judges ptct winners in tbe var-Chamber omctals cautloD ling densities reduced In 4 • ENVIRONMENTAL Impact enterprise.'· Fashion Island bllod coocert of Cliff Dr. kept n cant to ('lJIJst t'ourse conducted by the
tous ca.tecorlet, •ch boat Will that tbrowtng water t..Uoon.s areas. report proce(haes will be rt-Cb.lef Glan.s tokf tbe Town oolr 9 of the Commlsston'~ protect lbelr t"iews of the bar -Air Tramlng Command. He Is_
ban a Dumber em both the port or anyt:blng else from bolts • KOLL CENTER, NEW-Tlewed, a.nd chan(\l:s sug:gested, Hall aud.lence that, in Ills optn-12 membE>rs were left to .-ote bot. The city las alreadypurch. be.IDg assigned to Kleln BrORt>l,
and starboard akin. As 1D past Is ap.inst the law a.od that PORT, wh.lch Is seek:ing plan in a report from the commi.Ul-ton. "sa.fety aDd securtty of 00 the Foo Zone issue. ased 2 adjotning lots from Mr . Belgium for <My wlth a unit
years, tbouaaDd5 of rtewers tbe harbor patrol and tbe Coast eban(es to allow for a restau-tty deYelopmeDt department, people and tbelr homes Is tbe John Koowtser or Harbor Artbofer for deYelopment as a or tiM.> r S. Air Forces tn
are tJpeetld to nteh the par -Guard wtu be OD band to gtn raot loan omce sUe area and U.tl PRESIDENT TO TALK respooslb111ty of goyenuneot.'' Vie• Hills, wbo has bought new park.. EW'ope .
ade as It toun the eatlrt bar -ettatioos to offenders. for "footprint" lots for fUture the Fllll Zone aDd wants to Bo I" lied Lann1n s Stanislaw Trepcz)11St1, pre-s mu -Ne Ia t CDM, z p • co~~AL NURSERY sldeot of tbo United Naltoos L I I ~"~~.'.: ~th e:"'ot"''.":!':: w lOg area u e W P ns or S 00 at tbe corner of San Joaquln Geoenl Assembty,wtlladdress oca ga s g -
Hills Rd. and MacArthur BIYd., a dlDDer meeting of the World h.ls ehaoce with the YotiDt What to 00 w1Ul Balboa's sports c lub lD West H.-port, After~ c:re1r11 ftD1ab wu lD lbt J"OIItl'l rtpt.ot'-Harbor VIew Hills, wb.lch wtu Aflalrs COUDClloiOr-anpCotm-members or wa.tttnr for the 15th St bowllDg green when after objectioaa were heard
dtmoll• ...... "tbt Zoo" at tbt 'ftf, Wttll lbl frHn,y DOW IP-require a rt-SOD!ng qlpi"Onl. ty at 7:SO p.m. Moaday, Sept. w"•n a1"r race Oct. I date, wheD all commb-the bow.lers moore to grNOer from the West Newport hn-
......._ lntDe • NO PARKING d1naoc 10 at the Newporter Inn. sk)oers are ~ to be putwes Ia st1U an lmSOlt"ed prcwemeot As•. aDd tbe Udo
CGI'MI" ol MacArtlu' Bm:l. and part:DlJJ a deld la•, -or e, present. He c hose to watt. It prob .. m tor tbe Newport Beach Sands Comm1Mlty Aun.. Tues-
Cout Rwy,, Coroaa del Kat, pUDtra are lootLnc seriously COASTLINE PLAN AIRED Tbe Newport Beiu:b tMm of takes 7 votes to &llPI"OY• a per-Parka, Beache5 aDd Recreatioo day, the Commta.to. IDdlca.hd knr~r.Lit afftce bal.kllDp wtll at dl't"eq.iq the ar•. tbe SlllrleJ Cot. I.Dd Wad1De Car-mit, rep.rdlesa ot the Dumber Commlasioo. tbl.t u mtebt hlYe .me ob-
replace tbe oM IIndmark, It IPQbamu ald. peoter topped 1 ftekl o1 54 to or commls.s.looers preseat. Tuesday's rervla.r PBR )ectioa co tbe fiellltJ, ftlch
earnDI '"lDI Co. plul are JotG lla.CDib, precJ4IDt ot Fo• members o1 the Soulll Tbt tn1De Co. 1Mb state Y1D tbt 4tb uol&l Palms co Weanwb11e, Al.la . .n BeH ol meetllle toy«~ with the Idea of mnst pt. ctty ob)' be-. ._._
ean1ad oat. Macub-.lntDI, aid pllu tor Coast Recloaal Couernttoa ~1 ot plul tomO"te Cc:aJt PtDes au womea a1r nee. Sat-Beacon Bay. ~tor ot the t.mo, u Into a stonee ar• inc state laDd b tbe ehll.
loc.a.Jed lD tM ~~J:wtll u olllee ltrulturt woakl be Commlllioo(OCRCC)wlUmttt tuctrn.J lDlaDd to allow tor urclay. Balbol Ferry, COkl commts-forsmaiiSabot-typeboats,tbeo • AGREED toplllbfor-.rl)'
be a DIW olllet ot Maealb-ready .. .,..,. toOD" b" coa-tbla Frldi.J wttb trrlDe Co. ol-Wre~ment., the coutalarea Tbt winDars cOYVed tM sioners 1M will ma.1.l postcards ta.lbd about letYlDC the ana eomplllf1oo. at Su JOiqlll HlUa
1n1at R-.JIJ, • .lldllatloP by eitJpllutra. Tht rtell.lt to taaebOatiC:I.ttparcb-u plbU.e puUUda. 1 860 mUea from S&Dta MoNca to almost s.poo Balboa real~ u wd..tturbtd c:c»eD rr.-Pvt.
Tba OGnll' lu bMo qllltt .ate 11 at.;, IIDdlr COIItrol ol. ue o1 tbt 1 &00 acrn olont.Jt-CM taD ot tM ~RCC ia to t.i, ~--Ore., 1.a 4 d-.ta, ~Mldac hlr aptaSouc. •ee t-. deddtdiDtalkabout • HEARD .A REPORT lllll atDee 1ut ~U~D~Mr, netS~~ far tbt Soalb Cout ReciOG&l Coa-a1 iud b'"Yia. hu olhrtd tor corM~ wtta • )aac-n.uee ptu bov .. 51 m.lDCitl tD a Rock-wblther or DOt tht bl.lbArl• ott.r • slbiUU. at.-fall. wtatv aDd -• rK~
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THEHARIIOR.i.RE"A'StfFFSETNfi.WAI'ER Var-a.p.tlla,. __ -.., ,_, • ,.._lOr HAD ENOUGH?
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puhiWaed m eM ar., of .Newp«t hN:b, .ad 11M~., locallr·......, IDd off our Oftl'loedtdbeleMI. ldtquate]J PI'Ottd ldl PI'CI*'t1 IOMOfny frill I'II*'•IIJ fllto DtliiW'Ire Senator WiUiam
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"-bJI.h.d weekly. on Thunct.y. SccoM d.. f'O'C*P ,.w •• c.,--.... -11 1o ~ -••~ maoy eltise:DI ill OW'---.-ckiMar,Calif. · car.,.._~ oat ~,_. -•-l .. COICI,..tcrytuaUoa.. .ltolon from you and me.
put ot Coto1111 del Mar, ftf• ltf •bo WOUI ICJPil.S ._. I~ fllttocluctq: 11at (tllbactld) 8RlCi. E~(~;;~r)R~II~IIJ~, eo~t u, tupayen about SJO nt£ NEWPORT HAR lOR !NOON 'wu. Mjudpd robe • __,.,... .{
P'nenl circulatiof) .br t'outl dtaec No. A·20178 d.c.ed M.y 14. '"l•
tn SupcriOI' Coutt fOr chc County of nr..... St8tc o( Cali{~ aod ...,
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ARVO £, HAAPA . . . , • . Owner •nd Pub~
PEG HAAPA-. , , . . , . . , .Aa.oriate Edit.:.
SUBICPIIPTION AATIS
In Hartur A.-u;
Ovt oL twbor Ana:
Qloe .,_., U .OO: 2 yeul, I 8.00
o-rear. 16.00 ; 2 yean, 110.00
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
• THANKS FROM THE ENSIGN
We're back to normal --almost
after last week's super-special 25th
anniversary issue of the Ensign.
Many thanks for all the letters and
phone calls and personal comments of
appreciation. And many thanks to all
the businesses that Included their mes-
sages In this historic edition,
olwbom IIUII)Icl wt.U pt lnOI'e actJoD ta.tea Ill tbe II&IM dt m..,. .. IP6o tbe ecooomic tBMC ~ bOI.i.on a year! Alway• mon:,
alpataret thu lwtU. Otber em1J'oamtllt or tile ,._lle ta.. l)'ltnl. Sbor .. , Some 10rdid detaill: u., ol Cor<Dt del liar baTe tenst," the oomcnm••• r... 1. ReltrleU'II leeltlaUoo mil tor' tbe -11. e&qJitpQittae
.orUrt, •'-· RHidG:I are IPCIUe Ia U.OIIIteiJ berofo. ltmuta.c productloa. So~o Co&mt:J »atted Way, Eiaht ~eparate Washlnaton
eatbuslaltleallJ tlc:ntac ourpe-Their 4edatoe rem1Dda ._ t. Oot'ef'llmeDt CXllltrol ol wbieb l.Dcl.clu tbt Harbor Area buree;ucrade• ue open tina
Utlou and tbaQk thoee wbo re-o1 simJ.lar deelliou by POUU. prlc,a ud wa,ea. UQtted FIDS. Rt 1a Ylee-69 voc.adonal edu..:ation
prueot them. cal leaders 1n m&DJ Amer1eu 5. MaiDtta&DCe ot IU'Utlcially prealderat of RQIIID loe, of New-propams. One is a tra1nrn1
I w1sb to tba.Dk tboseworkeu eltles aad stat.a ID re.haliD( blp or Joolrprleestbtouptua-port Beaeh, W!lteb. be jolDed c::enter to teach people to
wbo are deTotJDc tbelr 1elnre to retan slaYes eYeD tboucb Uoo or Maldy. lCXXl h1l rtUremnt from tbt c::ook. The investment m
Ume to curyiDcpetltioudar. tbey were IDCOtll"&c-1. U DOt Remot'e these pernmeotal MarJ.oe Corp1 iD 19&6. He batt each tulnee who hn
In& the bottest c:art ot tummer. botmd to do .o, b7 eltller Sa. ttUcs from tbe tree-eater. MrYed moll receotly U lD· ac::t ually aone to work IS
Sincerely, preme Court ruliDp. pr1a l)'ltem lJd prleu wtu ~ poenl ot tht Math" S 1 1 ,493 . Tha t dl'>esn 't
Wallace Calderhetd ODe of tbe pr1muJ P~l DOC'm&UJe &Od sbortagel diJI. Corps at tbe beldquarten to count the S2 millio n ForJ
CorOD& del War. of &O'fenmeol 1D tlda tree 1ud appeu. Our coaatry wtJJ rise Wublnport, D.C. I.JJ to protect LDaU-a,J,e riJJ!tl to Dt'1f helef:lll. Allow them to Foundation In free study
• FERRY PROBLEM of 1Dd1v1dual cttUent ud pro. rema!D aad/or eJZ)&Dd tbem MELVIH OOB..Z OF COM snnt to teach cookery .
Letter to tbe Edltor: ted Ill. all from tboee wbo ud aot ODly the l)'atem w1ti IS LOYOLA TRUSTEE Surely you t-el1tve in
[ Mve reeelfed rfta.DJ, many would blrm 111• wbetller tor-be dNtroyed but allo the nst Meh1n L. DoelsotCorOOldel educ~t1on ~ For tho5e who
letters to reapooae to my July el.gn or domestic. It ls a ad ma))rJty of the people wbohne Mar hu been oamed a trutee do, Conaress has set up 4 70
12 letter to the Enslen. repr-but truecommeotaryU.tsome. betJ Hs beoellclarles. of Loyola Marymount IJtllver-different federal educ::at1on
cttnc the dangetOW!I lent ol times weuctttzeuiDacom. That 11 the reaaoo CaWor-altytoLosAnples,whJchcame
carbon mooozlde emlallons u mlmtty are DOC very Dice to ooe n1ans sbould urp their state into beLDe JulY 1 with the mer_
a result of tbe Balboa ferry. another· seoators to 'ote NO on AB 150 cer of Loyoll Untnrslty and
I wu reUev~ to learn that On July 30 1D Newport Beactl, •• the Ca.JJ.tornia Oec~Uonal Ma.rymoUDt ColleKe.
so maoy ~le SliiPOrted my our elected leaders served tht Safety lDd Healtb Act. ADd tbat II ~-·· r--•--~ w~st P"~ of -ernm nt r . uu.~"u., .,.......r -.uu pre-feellng about the Ba.Dx:-. ferry. ""'""' ---•-· e • Is why aU Amertcao.s sbould stdent of MarstaU Com muni-Howe,er, lwasaddenedtoDear A maj)rtty of our COUDCilmen, urge tbetr elected otftclals to A .. __ hold B SEE led by a major of 11ae-1.., c-..-.., s a · · · . de-so manypeopleespressJngfeel-.,. •1 vote YES 011. H. R. 7437, whJch gree from tbe University of
lng or belpleS&DeU and hope-and courage, protected the would repeal tbe federaiOecu-MIMe
Jesmess regarding oot ooty the rlgbts or one lonely 1Dd1Yid .. l. paUooal Health Ud Safety Act. ales ;: = ::..~~~:!?'~
Balbol. Ferry slhatloo but the YoiD"s truly, OSHA •Mch It Is commooly of Iowa. Ill 1969, Mar1haU
Balboa area In geaeral. Gilbert W. fergusoo, called Is oothlog more oor Commuoicatlons wu merced
proarams, sc::oute red among
20 Washincton a&encies and
bureauc::raciet. Doubtless
none of those proanms
leac::hei thf' student to Jive
an hones t days work for an
honest days pay . Asid e fr om
Divine lntervenuon, The
Americ::an Party IS our best,
and perhaps our only, hope.
tlad enoo1h? The most promlneot feellDg Exec..,_.,. Director, less than restrictive lecislaUoo Into Control Data Corp. Mr.
expressed La these letters was Orange County Couocll, wb.lch will Umlt production Doell oow serns as a con-THE SAME THING
that DO ODe represents B&lbol Envtroomeot, Emp}oymeot, Close scrutiny of tbe law wUi sultant for the tlrm. A IHonle queslion
on the Newport City Couoctl. Ecooomy, Devek:Jpment show ttmt Its purpose, lnten-formerly asked by memt>f'rs
Balboa residents feel they do (CEEED) tlooally or not, Is to barass AIR CALIFORNIA TO <1f "Thf' Silent M~Jonty"
oot bave tbe oecessary ecoo-• STOP THE ROBBERY the prod~teer IDder the -1se E HQ "H r •-CO"STRUCT " W wu o w :nil ny rc:eJoms omlc power or poUtlcal"clollt" of protectl.ng tbe employee. n " to deal wttb tbetr own area Editor of tbe Eostcn, Stocerely, Robert W, CIUford,prHident :1ave 'Nt lo~t ?" Then lhty
problems. Balboa is not tbe Have you wrltteo your sena-Rlcbard E. Woodin of Atr CaWorota, anoo110ces would ·c:tu~.-ro lis te :'l. The :'
PenlnstJia Polnt, Udo Island or tors and congressman today San Gabriel that a new corporate headquar. worshrp th e: gr0unJ therr
LaiYia, &toft11, ,_..,
YUfOI(aN, C&echa.IO\'Ikla,
or Jltd China? You 1hould.
They can •a•llr tell you
what hllppaed. II wa tile
ume thJna that's happenJna
here now.
hrr of beln& a Chrilllan
II learnlna lO lOft aomeone
you don 't ••••
Hk•···l ndudinr aomc
kJntolb.
HE'S DOING
"But Nixon 's doina the
bett he c •n ." the
kn o w -n o thinas ,
head ·I n ·tanders, and
profeuion1l Republic.tns
say . No. he'• not doina the
belt he ca n, allhou1h he't
dni nl everybOdy he can, as
always.
Don't buy Nixon's b11lie
that withholdin& Watupte
f1c::t1 was to protect our
1overnment 's secreta. From
whom ? The pruent
definition or "Top Seen~!"
should be : information fully
kn own by the enemy but
n ot available to the
American pe ople.
PARANOID PATRIOTS'
PRECEDENT
Why are you paranoid
patriot! ~ upset because
The Admin istratiOn "seHs"
at a discount, and on credll ,
billions or dollars worth of
c::ommodilies 10 our enem1es
wh ile we face shortaaes'
There is I precedent ror thll
1radin1 wilh the enemy.
Didn't we ~end millions of
Ions or ~ra p uon to Japan
m the years preced ina Pea rl
Harbor" And d1dn 't we 1e1
back mu ch of 11 , .:Jeverly
reshaped
Jap~"
by !hot tn l!leniOUS
Sorry to have missed a deserving
character here and there in the summary
of Harbor Area history from 1948 on.
Sorry to have stopped so soon .•• we
arrived at August, 1955 . _ . and then
ran out of time, space and energy , ••
which means that we'll have to pick
it up there at a future time and record
the rest of the history in another anni-
versary edition,
Corona del Mar. As ooe tetter to say, "Help! --the U. S. ters bullditlg Is betngcoostruc-~ead .. , hur1tJ m. Uu1
writer e.J;~ressed It, "Old fools government 1s robbing me. Stop • RED SYMBOLB ted 1D NewpoTt Place, near the t : e e :.~ ,, m s ., r e ;., c: In I UNITY
wlthmi!Uoodo\lartncomes}ust ttl" TbecrosslswornbyChrlst· County Airport. swallow.-d .1p oy B1g We: "ag1nners .. wh o h.ve
Sorry about the good friends and pio-..
"'
0 .... " Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. laos as a remlnderofthebeauty The new bulldtna, desl-ed d d r " h
I Vlr m••• J 16 f the etl Tbe ... _ .,. .,... Br o1 her •h 11y-yet some pre 11:1e or ··' )'tar~ : t Many letter writeu surges-o -oo 110e pve o res urre on. """'I by Rolly Pnlasld and As.soclates f neers who just missed seeing this silver ted tbat the Balbo& Ferry be a some sbocldng and startUng faced mask of happiness and. and. constracted by Em kay De-;·men" th~nk they're free so ~~~:~~~: ... ~~~~~:~;~"=~~ anniversary issue. 'Death called. them ·toot terry 4UriA( tbt I'Ummtr .ltlt1Ries to prOYe It, saytng: tragedy ot the theatre Is ob-velopment Company at 3636 ona u ' ey can get away
months and other criUcal .,._ 1. Federal spendtDc w:IULD -vtous. Birch Street, wt.U coob.in ap-from the1 r wives ~nd join peace ·at ·a ny -pn ~·e .uve
before the publlcat-lon date: Tommy catloo perloc1s. This Is • sen-crease $19 biWoD. oext year. But ••• If you think the proximately 30,000 aquarefeet. the boys at the bar. And "po la nzed" the-nauon . ·nr
Thomas, Louis Briggs B. z. McKinney sible that 1 WODder w!Jy lthl.s 2. IAliiUoo IJid taus Will popular peace symbol means Tbealrllaeexpectstorn<weln-~me women thmkfrecdom Pro · M a'~:~: (
' ' neYer bee dcuelll lDcrease. peace the way tbe uerace to its new headq...rterl!l In De-is when they take their da1m Cand1datc· \lown
Bill Mason, Jack Bidwell. They wbuld ~rQ&O!SUoo made !, loterest oe OlQ' natiooal American tblnks, you han de-cember. c::onet off. campa1~ned vn ~ ·•un1ty "
have enjoyed ~minio"""'-over the ye~ tbat B .,..,~ ,..,.., fl~ btllloo WIIJ,-llalioiJ loot "'"*""'« "' lhe ·. , O , F"e~ to ,,. di""' .,.,,...._ ~~""'-w" " ~a&-'5 , ~--u , 17ee.le ... CIIflf..,tu.41etl&t triJUilatloa. It 1J u aott·-,..,..ILl FEED'(" "'IGHT h ~Qu.a bll in which they participated ad active . clua lcura..-... ' • --~ jatllltiHitut..e J Chrlat mb1e toowu tbe "'" ' " lifl or God. without whi<:h p ony u • 0 r I . BaltlM ferTJ opt!&lon tD or. or · • m 11 The Costa Mea depUimeat ure it not worth livina. Have Unity betwun rilht •nl.l The edition W'llS the ".._est in tile-der ~r-~ ~--or plio lA addH!oa to Seoa!OI","-d"o "br...., cross." n Is tbe of lellllre reulus }s hoiiiiiO w,001 ",,0 ... ~ _ _._ ...,_..... t1 tbl ~· Chrlst1a.D C't'()a' side down a..nftiii.~'' 'i you lllked lately wilh an ...
Ensign's 25 year history _:_ 4 sections. ~~ea~ ~t!' :::se:: ~=~ uo.f:wot} from': wUh Its arms brat:. Altbough ~asa:.~ = ofla:;,.sta pa~~ etelpee rrom Cuba, Russia, Ammcan Way f f'aiU,f'J
44 pages. There were more than 210 l.ulons .,......, by ""' oum•ot sacred soda! ..., .. ,,., trus< ~', r;s boot 2,000 years to !rom' to''"' p.m. today, Auo. EXECUTIVE ORDER PERIL separate photographs ln the news columns "boldlng pattern" for cars t11-ftmds ud bbwn It OD unoeces-St · Petused byldNero to burn Z3, at tbe Commtmlty Recrea. . ' Lnc the rerry. ArJ pro)ects. mon er 1.1>& edown, Bert-ttoo Center (west pte, Orange
With more than 320 familiar faces of All of the above lDdtcates Go•enuneut spendJuc beyond rand Russell des:lpad tt as •e CoUDty fatrcrotDSsl local residents ' • • plus 35 additional the teoor of Balboa residents IDcome 1s caustAc a frightening kDow tt 1D Eneland LD 1958 The events IDclllde a chiU REP. JOHN R. RARICK pervtston and program coordi-
feeiJ.Jl&s 1 ttdnk It is substan-increase In tonatloo, Anyooe and took lt from tbe aernapblre dinner served from 8 to 7:30 6th District, Louisiana nation. photos in the advertisements, with some tia.l and· oeeds to be reckoned for a $10 apple? letters ''N" aod "D," tor ouc-p.m., iamuyentertaillmentpro. Gournment by executive or-lo sllort, by executive order,
100 more smiling faces. Many of you wtll with. Sincerely, lear diarmament. Russell was vtded by tbe cMktren from 1>4 der cootillues to be the hall· the president Is enlarging the
Thank you 'a pin letter wrl-C. c. Mosely a War:rill. trom yooth ao:t said summer playground programa mark or the Ni.Jon admlntstra-bureaucratic fnmeworll: pre-be wanting additional copies of this Ensign ters. I have tried to express Glendale or tbe Rtl8slan reTOluUoa, "The and tbetradltlooalplnata lreak: Uon. paratory to bypassing elected
edition; just give us a call. your Ideas and feellnp as ac-• MARY JO •uo TED ~o~id .,!• damO:le._~brl~ LDc party tor au chl.ldrtD, Tbe The latest of the ''new" fe-:,':1t1e a~theloct~!~~~~~ .. ·~
curataly as possible ow, r s .. , are e uouJ ..... cost Is 75 cents tor chJldreo deralla:m scbemes "tobrlnetbe .,...
BAD HAM REPORT FROM Yours ~ery truly,· Editor of the Ensign spots.'' Puce to Rusaelt. LeD-and $l for adultl. covernmeot cklser to tbe peel-wise, the outer bureaucratic:
Bernadette V w hrlJ Recently 1 read a book dis-ln aad ALL followers means · pie at tbe kJeal level" was rtne shelters the presideot aDd
·THE ASSEMBLY 504 E Oceu ft e trlbuted by the Jobo. Bir ch So-enctly u Lenin described, Prel!lldeat NISOII'sexecuttveor-b1s top necutlt'es by placing
The oew president or tbe hallmuk of a totaJitartan 8~ • clety and American Opinion "As an ultimate obtectlve, der 117Sl 00 July zs to redJ. another burea~teratlc hurdle to
ROBERT
Calltorn.la TeacDers Associ&-eoclety 11 matarlallsm." Bookstores. The book Is a 'peace' airuply means ·1 Com-Ylde tbe oation IDto 10 separa.te be onrcome. The refPonal eo-
Uoo, in anoomcLnc his alms A den181Cia.tloa of job-traJAiDg • COURA GE0 1.5 varE scatb.l.nc attack 011. Seoator Ed-mum.t WORLD c:ootrol. '' t and 4iltiDct federal repons. vernmeot coacept must be de-
to the 145,000 membership programs l5 I.Ddefen~lbla. Editor of the En&tltJl, wt.rd Kennedy, centered on hts Even the ••v•• atgn to young Eaoll ot tbeoew(ederal states DlMmCed for •bat It ls: the bull-
for th e ~oming year, sald: Tbere 11as beeD DO sacrifice of "It wouid be Immoral of us a ctloas (and lacll: of) at Chap-revollltlonartes Is from Spanish is to be admintstered aDd coo-d.1nc of ooe of the most ct.caotlc
''Teachers must assume toelal scieace ud hUmanities to tab put ln any legal at-paquiddlck. It this book Is true, "Vencenmos," meaniDg "We trolled by 1 reJ2ooal councU poUUcal machines everdeYiaed
greater leadership In the lm-proersms to accommodate iOb tempt to take this man's pro-It eertalnly ctves justlttcatlou wUl CODQUer ." Aad ••. tbe comprlled ofiiJPOlated'bureau-1n our couotry for tbe dllltrl-
proveme nl of American pubUc traillinc as tb1l man lmpUes. perty from hlm ." So saying, to tbose woo say lhat the Sen-cleocbed rut? Communist Jobo crats r'l)restotlul fedenl de-button ,and cootrol ot the tu-
edocatlon aDd the IIOCiety tt P~Uc scbool education bepn I majority ottheNewportBeach ate shooid get Its a.n bouse LautDer said, "The clencbed partmeots slmt.Jar to the White payers dolJars.
serves • . • It Is our Pb to to decliJM 1D tbe postwar years Clty councilmen present a.Ulr -lD order before sancUmoniously n.t alute bat been DSedamoor House eab1Det wbo will be cal-Just as tbe power to tu Is
stimulate the ~rt of Qllll-wDeo admlDistntors and teach-mecl that statement tJY tbeir attackiDc the president oo revoluHonarles tor centuries led UDder-secretaries Eacb the power to ~stroy, the pow-
tty education for children, our ers became eaamored with au votes. This Uttle noticed vote, Watergate. U tfiJs accotmt oo u a l)'mbol ol deftaoce, com. redooal couoell w111 be com-er to redlstrfbti:e tbe wealth
most precious natural re. manner of expertmeotauon, and taken 1n the midst of tremen.-Kennedy Is accurate, the Senate radelbip aDd 110Udarlty ••• • posed o1 u lJDder.secretary ls the power ol poUtJcs. to tbe
source, and for the democra-l.noo't'1.tlons and g:lmmlckry dous pressure by "public ID-bad and lUll has the respon-It bas beeo the offtctal salute ot KEW. HUD. Agrtclllture, (n. cause of poUUcal power snk-
llc process. Teachers must do were subst.ttutedtorf\lodament-terest" advocates wbo have slb(Uty to ceosor Senator Ken-of aU Commtlllst Parties terlor and TrauportaUon. era, our coo.stltutioo and our
this by tmprOYtnc our current als. As a resuU, tbe q111.Uty of showo absolutely 00 respect nedy tor hls acUons. throupout tbe world." OEO, EPA and LEA.A. The of. statu coat1.ooe to be ctrcum-
ptlblic Information proe;rama edocatton suffered hnmeasura-tor the property r1cflts of lDdl-Tbls book suggests, on the Peaee uyooe? , ttce of management &Dd budget feoted Ute myths and reUcs
through polltlcal adtoo and bly ID tbe tranaltloo. vidual cltlzeos. 11!1 ooe of the buts of stroo1 evidence, the SlDcU'ely, t wiU cbatr each COIJDCU &rJ:! of a torcotteo era.
lhr<Ngh the ne......ti&Hoos pro-It Ia weD ii:Do>lm tbat ma.DJ of most coura_...,., A .... la ...... b'A followtng: Carol Broussard ROBERTs 11 r--otll putlc'-•· ID all deUben:tl-· ~ .... ._... .,. ..... ._. auu -IC 1 . .,..._c._,.._ ml-oot~·e Desert Hot Sprtn-· c-.-, 1100 rs. -......... cess.'' tod:aJ'I h1Cb school lf&dt:ales acts taken by poUUcal leaders ''"' ---.... ,... --Lydia c. McGee ot ZOB-1/Z Tbe UDOUDCed: purpoee oltbe
few of us, I am si.D'e, I!IOUkl canaot speU or I!IOh'e B1mple in receot memory. been 111 tbe automobile when It Ferllleaf A•e., Corooa ~I Mar, nc;looal penuneots ta al4
d.Jsacree with the new CIA tea-ma.the.matiCil problem•. It a entered tbe water , DICK LEWIS HEADS UP ill puUclpatln& Lu a JIJ:.wteJc: to be for ''defeklpment ot bet·
der on the role ot leadership student cannot speU I( seems LIGAL MOTICI 2· Mary Jo Kqlectme mlchf: SCOUT .O·RAMA E V!HT u. s. Al:r Force Raerve Offt-ter waya to clellwer tbe bent-
aDd the rei!IPOaslbjUty of tea-~mr.a~~Ca~ble to uped him to hue been allve for a lone Dtct Lewts, re&iOOII rice-cera Tri!QlneCorpstleldtnlD. tits ol tederalprocra.ms," "ctt,-
chen to Improve the Qlllllty read aDd comprebe'Od Utera-NOTICE Of PUBLIC HEARING period wbtle tbe ...tor re. pre.tdeot at Security Paclftc In& eoeampment 11 VIDdenblrc velopmeot of lntecrated pro-
of education La ptt>Uc I!ICbools. ture, ldslor'J atld tbe reaaoa.Joc NOTICE IS HEREBY GfVEN fUNd to lDform auttmltlea. Natloaal Bank, P'ru aecepted AFB, Clllt, He It 1 l!ltadeol at cram ud tundlac plus wttb
HoweveT, I belleve, few would iD matbltmattcs problemt. Job that the City CO!b:ll of the S. The late Preatdent Ken-lbt cb&J.rma.oahlp o1 the 19'7S 0n.np Co .. t Colleae. (U. S. penora and kal cll1ef 11-
auee, and most would chit-tralnlD& ua1ltl tbe yompter1 City ot Newport Beaeh wtJJbold oedy's key &dt't.aors were &eo«.O-Rama, which wtU be Atr Foree photo.) ec:~na," &Dd for cloMr tu-
}enee, tbe mean. suaesttd to to beeome Cf&1;IRUJ employed, a ptt>Uc bearlnc rep.rc11Qcpro •• brougbt to the Cape to de¥1• beld at tbt Aaahetm Coavtottoa
acb.leve the eods:. Improvement to be able to complete and. to} poNd revocatloo ot U•Permtt a p.la.D to cet the senator off CtDtar oa NO'f. J. ---L-1-A-.L----TICI----UGALMOnCI ol pubUc lntormatioo procram• eorltrtbote to aoelety. V AppUca.Uoo No. UJ.t. wMcb the book. 1'bl appolotmeDl wu an--,_
by poUttcal action and collectin The taaeber • prelldeot of permttl the opentkll ot a Nr-4. Tbe aerator's aida ao DOaDCed by Jim Deeter of tbt NOTJCE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HE.ARil'G
IJU'p.LD1Dc would coatribute Ut -CTA Ia wroac 1D decla.rln( vice ltatloo at 6400 West Cout laflueoced tbe pollee UCI eourtl Bowtherb CaltfcnJa Cu :o., Noeke 1a hetlbfC1¥eDtbattht Motkt 1a beteby PY• u..t
Ue or oothtq' ln c:etttoc pabUc ''m&kiAc a baet .. treed• cor-Htpway, to dttermlDe wbetbrr that 00 J,ecStlmate IDYetttptioa ad.lt'ltl" cbiJ.rman ror u. Qr. Newport S.Cb PlaDafDc Com-tbt PiaaD1D.c Comm!uiaD oftbt
acbool education back 011 tbe r.,aoa. 41.-IIPid, fioleoce or DOt aJd till J*'mlt &bOoJd wu ever .:kttttten. UCI Cocmry Boy Scout COGDell mtlliaD wt11 bo~ apubUe bl&r'· Ctty o1 Jf'npart 8eaeJt wtUIIOid
track to equip chJktren Willi ud f&Ddll11m, 1.Dt1 JP!rltllll be r"obd due to tbe abiDd-It Ia iaterntlnc to DOte that Mr. IA91a, wbo rnldtllDCor. 1:11 tocouid•aa!ln'iroDmtlll. a pe11c bl&ri.Dc 00 AmtMINIII
lhe ... " sldlt. ot read!D(. depoonttoo. Certainly oar -aature or U.. lito; LoU lbo caplaJ.a "' lbo dlt1q tam -lltl llal', t. 1 -•to o1 U '-I R_.twblcll ,.._ llo. H4 lalllltott by 111a CU, o1
wriUDc a.Dd arithmetic. frM eaterprlM JJIIem 11 only 3, 4, S IDd e, Block 4, s.. wblcb ~teorered Mary Jo Ko. OOM&CII OaifWIItJ'. Be bU tlled lD eoo)ectloa wtU. Teata. •twport 9laeb 1o ..,...._ u
PersoaallJ',I would alao diAl-poalblt btcaDM of ita work thore CokJQy Tract, loeattd peebDt • botJJ ald. after r.u.-bttD wUb S.Curity Padflc U.e MIP ol Tnet 141! fUed • ...,.._. to Tttlllt o1 tile
llfU trttbtbeprtiJdeM'avtew-1De..Un eoe«a1ntd 1D tbl eoe. at 1400 West Cout HiclnraJ, tDc UU: book, tbat tt wu the Bult b OYer zo ,..,.,, Ud br WlWam G. HI.-to IUb-MftPCil't Bedllf1D*1Codt
po1111 .., 111o nl• o1 JOb 1n1n-111-rltlll ol a,.._ to on u.. aortllwell conu o1 -aeeurato porlratt o1 lbo 11u -aetlft 1o Red c,._ ,dlflllt ~ localocl at 107 ra .,, Cllrl*t• Jt.U Ud
Ill( for yOUilplers, urelloetocl be r....,cloCI for lllllll>or. Cadar fllrMI lDd 11'011 C4a .-, _,.,.,.,. .. Cllljlpa. Caodwlll' _,_, 11cioa1ita Ud Sll Carllllao, ear-dol 11.11 u 111ay porta1a 1o T-
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TO GO (SPECIAL
BANQUEJS /CATERING
To Sm.oo Y""
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•ll• OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
IN CORONA DB. MAR 673-9919
2121 E. COAST .rNY.
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p.m. ~ ACeucfft MoMIJ•·
lD ldltltiaD to tM martaer'•
eompue, tbe cow• lacbdel:
boat MrwiHDC ... ..,. ....
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comuw:. tmerJIDC&es. aida to
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lloo dolorml.lalloo bf --p~ ud ...... boorlllp.
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HOLLYWOOD CELEBRm DIDo Yart1D Jr. ll rattm1 a
lUl from .tara ~ OraBoe. at left, aDd Coo.nJ.e BlDes
far tbl lad ..-J oellbrtty temda tounrrameat r-at.
..,.........S bJ 1be Aalltlaet Leape of Newport S..eb,
ud ocllodalod a>< Sept. I Ud 0 II tile Balboa Bay CJot>'s
Racqaet Chf). llfWit, TV ud sporta: stars wiD putkl-
pUe lD tbe eblmploublp matebes to ra.t.se fta1dJ for tbt
AtltllbDM 1Aqat'1 ptdluthropte projee.tt, tbe eblldrea's
dlot:al •111:1 .ater 1.:1 tbt Dt'W' day care center. U.atc:bea
Y1Il bec1A 1D tile eeatu eourtt at to a.m. oa both daya.
A eeltbrtty t..w. partJ' baftet wiD ~ held Saturday oJcbt,
Sept. t, II tile Bay Clot>, lollowed by <IIJ>CID(.
Newcomers at Hoag
n:: I II I>C. Btwhla If AID
ftAftiiPT
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IIEIPO«T IIAIIIOR EJnlll~
I'II&IICED IEfiU.Y -'AGf I
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I (,/ • Could you • I
gueaa what's
--~ li!OOd about
•• headache?
a
I( you happen to hawe one riatu now,
~bty aU you need I• an aspirin.
But lbe f-=t ll: • beadKhe ~
time1 -~ a lipa.l. It may be tellina
)'OU ~01 is wronc ... perbaPI
..,.ncddaa qude ra11101e from the pain. In this
evcat lt'a a .,.lciWI-...U.bk information fOf'
your phylician. So il you have a pe.n.istent or
ra:urrinc twedechc ad don't kDow why, tee your
doctor. Doa't take a cbancc. Your physician can
probably dcu up your problem in short order.
Ol coura, be may say aU you need ia aspirin-but
eYa'l that't wonb bowrllw.
A Message by Couner '
Come be dt!li&hled ' c.ft• hl nl'w depm.trH,
and amile• fo r I'Vf'ryonl!':' That s m •tor•· \\ 11h ,,
viait to Jn·1nl!': NAitonal Bank SPt> our hando,"m•·
offlc l!':tl r13ht in thl' hl'trl nf lhf' lr\'lnf' lndus1n.11
Complex. N~i!wf""'t mo"t surpr•~m!il bank 1n
Onnge County' A purpollf'ful •ndl!':ptndpnt
b.lnk that·• friendly and fun Ia do hwuni"JS 1\ll h
A btJnk that knows what to do to hrlp you B111
or 1mall. your f\nanclallnnJICIJonsarP all
important to the lrv1ne Nahonal Bank Let us
prove it And remember' Our cuslomers r:omf"
from all over to bank With u11 Irvine. ~rm•pnrt
IHJKh . CoroM del Mar. Colla Mua. and Tuttm
Come hne your Ani e)(petll!':nce with the
aurprialna b4Jnk that can do a lot of thmgs fl')
make life 1 little more pleasant for you. Visit
ue durins our sela Formal Opening Open 11
PflrtOMI Pioneer Account. Enjoy frel!': al!rvi r;"
cha,.... for life with a $50.00 minimum opening
account a. -arnebody apeclal! Enjoy'
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Mexican ltoyride is party theme
"lui at 1111 ..,. ~roo~· no ~ c...,--1011 11n. Pul 1.-.,. 1o
.... lOu .._.. 11'111 .. -lodoiTo ~ Woo -....... ----.,._ *'-*" Ulda fUt C.m ... Wtlle''Ndbor" put .... M:ra.. lciM YlrDt la
!111illlo.Oott:JOp.a.htlla1,-to 010-1 Ill • •---. lln.
EVERY
NEW 1973
IN OUR TREMENDOUS STOCK NOW SLASHED
TO FINAL, ROCK BOTTOM
I· UVE EVEN MORE ON THESE
FRESH" LOW MILEAGE
SlOCK REDUCTION DISCOUNTS ON OVER
2 ACRES OF ROBINS.READY USED CARS
RAm 1'011 0 ASSIFIED ADS
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a MUSICAL FOR SALE
MIDSUMMER SAVINGS
Pq)ular HammoDd ''M"
spiDet orpn with Auto/Rhythm
41 presets, $e95. Baktwln Aero-
acme Fr. Pro,-. plaoo, DOW )Jst
$829. Tbomas Malibu orpn,
bealltifUl Early American case,
$'195 .
Wurllber spinet plaoo for
oa!y $395. Baidlrtn Orpn, Wai.,
In !IDe CODI!ltloa, $575. l.l>rl.,.
pJ.aoos: S.Yeral now ln stock
from $16!5 . New Lowrey or
Yam.a.ba orpns, from $595.
•ODd.-ftll stock ol aewYam.
aba • stetaway &rudt now lD
Rock; at.o reftlll.tled and re-
eaadl.t&oa_, M._.oa I Ham lin,
stetaway, Bald1rt.n, etc., at at-
traettn prices!
8CIIIllD1' IIIBJC. CO.
Yamala -SteiDfty • Lowrey
UO? N. Mala St., Santa Ana
Ell. Ul4
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FOR SALE
C lii'J'Oil llrta& room plu !a-
biN Ud ·-dlalaelablo, --.._ .,_ ._ __ .. 011_· -.·-call-. , ... --'"-7'114.
•&'i>.n1.':;7. -.. ---, -. -_. ...... _,
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MISCELLANEO US
DOROTHY NAPKIE INTERIORS
(1 1 years with W. t.J. Sloane)
411 Rlnrstde An., Newport
Beach. Pbooe 548-9798 or
lelve message at 642-1691.
THREE LITTLE KITTENS and
mother •• all darling and all
free. Get 'em while they last.
Come to 710 Jumlne, CDM,
or caU 644-8&08.
Al.COHOUCS ANONYlWlB--
Pbooe 542-'721'7. P, 0. Boz
No. lZZS, Cotta Mesa.
• IOOU fOR SAL!
8P1CU.L TD WIUI
SEE 1111 au--ple-hn ... ..., 11-1 ..
I
-lo tllo cllfJba• A-llaJ -will 11rtor .. till u. faUordn trelaU..ktrHC111
(MU..utllaonll>o '-... --· ....... .,_ _ .. -u 1,15, • ......,, ~ Ud llro. Cocwp Tbl-[,.-f.-1-+-!1.-trw ''Et Adobe" m au Jlllll card wtn ... -. ww .. au, u.s
Coplotruo, wlloro till Fl-llro, l.S Kellll lluallloa ..rn
wW lroly -"" with loocl bo lD dlup .. ...___ Ud Martacb1'a IDd py cabal-Oren Is to be ca.al ..,
a.ot IIOIJtr tbe ltaraaratDd tbl eolorfltl. t .ookt ac tornrd to 1
IUiarte oak ID tbe patio. Mel1eo L1DrJl ~ are tbt
Mu. Jay Mttwwwy, beMftt 1JDda llle Pb11bumclde Com-
ebl.lrmu, .,., tbat lira. WU-mtttee olftc•a: eo.cll&trmea,
UaDI Bul')', decontlou Chair· Mrs. Leoo Lyoa IDd Mr1. Jaet
taU. will baf'tltbemostdUilcull Ham.tltoa; rec:ordlac ..cretarJ,
'ltipmut --rnaJdne tbemocl-Mrs. WllUam 8U'J1; correa-
ltD bauls resemble tbetnreo-poocunc seeretarJ,Mrt.Gordoa
lou abtcb of the 'ehlele oo MacDond.t; a.ad • trtuarer,
tM tantauou cret.ted b7 Mrs. U:rs. WllUam Baup.
a..d Beumaa.. lrha, Reed
LOOKING OVER the guldellnes tor tuture actiYitles ln
the "build a better comm wlity" program are, trom lett,
Mrs. E. James Murar, past president at the Junior Ebell
Club of Newport Beach; Robe rt Goodwin of Newport Beach
br anch of the Bank of America, and Mrs. Larry Mitchell,
club president. A Bank or Amer ica award of $50 h.as been
presented to the Junior Ebell Club for the best club pro-
}ecl done In the state of California. Tbe environmental
nature center, located at the Newport Hubor high school
campus, brought the club !his award. The nature center,
started by Junior Ebell in 19'71, Is a park like area with
280 feel of stream, coming out of the ground, 2 ponds,
and a 5 foot waterfall. (Photo by Karen Kova ch.)
Our a.nnlversary crossword puu.le is repeated In this
issue because so many good EDSI.c:n readers t:JaYe come
In, written or called up to inform us about a puule depart-
ment boo-boo. The put.zle editor says, "One well-meant
clue was wrong, and one den.nttton (No. 3, dowD) was in-
advertently left ouc . . . One thing I'm really sure of ...
we•n got a whale of a lot of crossword tans."
PUZZLE
EVERY pun le entry wtns a gU't copy of our super -
special 25th anniversary edtuon, PLUS a 25 week gtft
sli)scrlption to the Ensign for a trieod •• sent anywher e
In the United States.
U your solution Is 100% corr ect, you will also receive
$25.00 worth (250) of Blue Chip stanps .. PLUS •• 2 theatre
Uck.ets for the Mesa or Lido Theatres.
In celebration of the Ensign's 25th birthday, our Puzzle
Editor offers the following clues: The ftrst letter of No. 1
Is '•R ." The last letter of No. 311s "M."
Entries mllSt be received by Friday, Aug. 31, at the En-
sign office, Z721 E. Coast Hwy., Cor ona del Mar.
i.CROH
1. Oivtstoos or branches of
a complex problem, situation
or thing.
4. Worthy gro~ of student -
mloded adults.
'1. Mloat; tossed about by
the waves .
11, A dialect or expression
peculiar to an lndlvldual, group
or section.
13 . Precious stone on which
figures are carved in rellef.
14. Double quartet.
15. No jury Is without one.
' makes reason the chief guide
in religious beliefs.
2. Understanding.
3, Any form oflearnlngblsed
oo tradition.
4. Some fruits have thls.
5. Big or little •• take your
pick, but be careful when you
kick.
6. How much it Is. (Abbr.)
7. To perform.
8. Despite already hiked-~
prices, some gas stations still
persist.
9. Friend (Fr.).
10. Galilee Is thi s of.
~.a-..·
Acct~AOtJa.llri&M
B..tlam, tlal can ..
frH molal lblll-
-polloblll to
-lla .. utlllal, tiiJer-llte ftnllh.
Phannecy Phects
Proponents of Jeg:aUzed mariJuana who claim
that the drug Is harmless or "no worse than
alcohol" seldom bother to acquaint themselv es
wtth all the facts. The effect of the first few
"joints" may be dilncult to detect, but the
long term usage of marijuana Is now suspected
of causing brain dama~.
Ten s ub jects wllo had used the drug tk'om three
to eleven years were ALL found to be suffer.
lng tk'om cerebral atrophy! Certainly, turther
stOOy ot possible neurological consequences
should be made before we approve the use of
marijuana!
For the ultimate In precise, personaUzed
prescription servtce, just depelld on our mod-
ern pharmacy, You 'll nnd the perfect greeting
card for any occasion ln our Hallmark collec-
tion at CARD N' PARTY. Party goods and lovely
gilt Items, too.
• • •
HANDY HINT: Never allow fresh meats to
remain In paper or paper trays. The paper
absorbs juices.
Jr. Ebell aids Baja 16. Home of Uberty Bell
ooted for this ldnd of affection.
23. Eruption of red spots
12. Orhd.nal White House is ,..,,;:;;;;;;:;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;=t
stlU ther e. (Abbr .) H •
16. Glveo oame o!eoovlded Ftne Furniture kidnapper 1n famous Lindbergh Tbe Newport Belch Junior
. Ebell Chtl's lnteroatlooal af.
fa.lrs committee, with Mrs.
' Craig Lyoo as chairman, bas
Cbosen ''aid to Baja" for tiM!
majol' project this year. The
cltj) wiD be ~rtl.ng a pre-
acbool ln Tecate aod the t.m .
Wes of the pre-schooltrs. Aid
to Bajl is a voltmtary movement
aDd operates oo the prlnctple
tbal ONE ca.n do tittle; MANY,
baadlng together, can do any.
thing. Trips Ylll be made to
Tecate to bring s'-"J)lles, In-
terest and love to the school
&Dd the children.
The club Is seeking outside
donations of school St«~lles to
help wtth the project. Needed
items --new or used •4 ue
play dou&fl, bkKks, crayons,
boots, paint, cha Ut and paper.
on skin (pi.).
Contributions of such Items can 24. Welcomes ell c ess 1 v e
be arranged by coatacting Mrs. drinkers .
Craig Lyon at 642-0329. 25. California schOOl ofhlgb.
Some ol tbe pro)ects that the er (?)learning. (Abbr,)
lnternaUooal atrJ.irs committee 27. Battery terminal.
wW be dolDg durtnr tbe year 29. Tbe ble9kboc, a certain
to support aid to Bajl trill be small So. African antelope.
a oew-used baby sbcrlrer, with 30. Distress signal
Mrs. Daniel MeSweeoeyupro-31. Shb-h, mum's the word!
jed cba.irman; family packs DOWN
for Ctlrtstmas.. wbtcb will In-I. The viewpoint of one who
case.
17. Drh·es r:tst.
18. Booe.
19, Eqtals 1/3 of 16 Across.
20. Double curved pitched
ball.
21. fall behlod.
22. Jerks.
26. Tues our patience, tool
28. One of our servJcerT'en.
chxle bea.n.s, rice, supr, cloth-
ing, toys, powdered m!Ut, scr ap
material and oeedles; aoo the PLEASE PRINT
collectioo of eo11or books and MAlliE •.......... , , ...•...........•...•.... crayons, which s golngoo right
DOW,
Co mmittee members assist-
Ing Mrs. Lyon are Mmes. Tom
Gold, Don Larsen, Terrence
Bennitt, l.Du Wilder, Robert
Janess, Boyd Peters, A. L.
Hastlngs, Daniel McSweeney,
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,£..,,;,..~.. LET US RE CTIFY YOUR ACCIDENTS AND
.~ :;;,--r_"'.f!· RESTORE YOUR PRICELESS P<E9ESSIOMS
z::t'
MARINERS CHURCH
THE TEACHING ~ CENTERED ON JESlB CHRIST
AND TRE BIBLE, WITH EMPHAS~ ON PRACTICAL
CHR ISTIAN UVING. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME.
Counseling and vlsiUDr a'f'aUable.
SUNDAY SERVlCES:
Stlm.I.Y 8CBOOL •.•••••• H5 l IO,SO A. II.
iK8ildP SIJlvrES •.•. 8:00, 9:15 • 10:30 A.M. Snow, Dick Canooo, Dick
Jerry Cole, Larry Mit -
Jim Murar, Robert Scott
Thayer.
ADDRESS ................. , , , ..... , ... , . . . . . EYDDIG SERVJ:E ............ ?,00 P.M.
HARBOR VIEW HOME, 5
room, 3 Soooersel
mooe~lm'm~l~to•w~."l<m
possible. Custom drapes
throughout, glazed entry tile,
professional landscapl.ag.
community pool. Call 644.
5035.
CUSTOM BUlL T HOME oo cor -
ner tot, Costa Mesa t.clt
bay area, 4bedrooruand
Z baths ~stairs, ll•tnrroom,
dlnl.nc room, kltcbea, tamUy
room, den and bath down
stairs. Lots of closet ~pace,
large dott)Je car p.rap, 2
covered patios, 4 citrus
trees, Woodland sc.Mol dllt.
$87,500, owner, 548-4'73! or
531-0660.
FOR SALE BY O'NIIER -•
Dl Vll!E TERRACE fomlll'
borne, arce UTtacroom, ear.
mal d1JWtc room, 8CN-.d
a..J., 4 bedroocu, 4 .._Hi~. z .... -_lolo., -, $1t,SOO, WID *-/
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Z200 E. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach, IMIJ' MaeArtbur
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DOES THE GOVERNMENT PAY THE FUNERAL EJ(.
PENSES OF A DECEASED SERVICEMAN, OR, ARE
THESE CO~S PAID BY THE FAMILY?
by EUGEN€ 0. BERGERON
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COSTA IIW 2 LOCATIONS COIIOHA .W MAl 646-2424 6'1).9410
A
collection
of
quaint
shops_
... II
...... _cO.t_
. . . a. .... . . . l..,) ~ Goallor7 , .. Co. 8-· ... Cellco c.. ...... . -. . . s,... Art • • • ..,., '-' .. . 1;..-------..J Le ,.,.till . , . Tilt P«1 F.-, , , , Dllo'o
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COillt.
GEM TALK
TODAY
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_.._ .. ., ...... a4 -... li!CHAMICAL WATCH!S.
H!ll! TO STAY
By tbe Je&r INO, It 1.1
..Umated tbat orrer 300 mJI-
Uoa ...... will be 80kt
tbrOQ&boat tbe wot kt, ID4
lbal OOIJ 100 mllllooof-
wtU be electroGlc.
AatborltJ lor tiU ~edlc
UoD comet from adera ol
tllo -·· ""' ntcb pro.. due••. aDd 1.1 bued DOt
OOIJ 00 tllo ntcb -· bat ga put tr .. lD otbet
fleldl wbere Dft' tecbDolocJ
eame ..utJ;y. TV, toremm-
ple, wu to destrOJ tbe nd1o
HAL AHD BETTY GLASS
-· but _, ndlol oWell TV ooto tony to oool
TIMI mecba.Dtcal watch, u &lass anniversary is No. 50
-to tile -Uquld qtartl aDd crystal quarts
watcbea, bayt a 1ooc aDd
teated tra.dlUoo ocqtled wlth
tmlnr•I aceeptuct:. n hal
beea steadi.IJ lmprc:wed,
bllll>l7 styled, ODd toot wtlbiD
popular price raa,ts.
So U JOU are Joot1Dc tor
a rood. re11onahb' priced
watcb with modena ltyle,
doa,..merklok tbt mecb&D-
tcal watcb ... tt. aDd lmpro-
Yed Yerstons, wUl be with
111 for a loor time to come.
A wedd:l.Dg wbleb took place
ln Whittier 1n August,l923, was
re-eelebrated 50 years later by
Hal 11Dd Betty Glass of Newport
Hel(bta: at tbe Clllf Haven home
of trletr 800-ln-law and daught-
er, Nr, and Mrs. Jim S~er.
AwroxlmateJy 200 guests
from Southern Calllof'oia, Ne-
brasli:a, Tea.sud PennsylYuia
ptblllted at tbt Sbaler borne oo
SlbillJ afternoon, August 5. De-
coratioas ot golden flowers ftl-
led tbe borne aDd spilled out
iDto tbe prdeo area, where ta -
bles and umbrellas were pla-
ced :near a laden buffet table.
AD "okle time" ptaoo was pla-
ced oa the lawn for yester-
year's hm.es ptayed by a hoo-
tJ-tollk pla..D1st, Tbe ftooorees
Jed the anniversary nits and
ceremooloualy cut the huge goi-
deo anniversary wedding cake,
A featured attraeUon lru!:ide
tbe house was a large bulletin
board wUh mementos of maay
OLIAIII.S o .. nts In the We ot Mr. and
.. y Mrs. Glass. The "bride and £ LAUN groom'' met at Loog Beach In QU4LITY BY EVERTS 1921 aDd were married at Whlt-
-HEWPORT BEACH-tier, Where they llf'ed for 20
1054 Bl.ylide Dr. ::~:1 years. For the past 30 years tbey ban been Newport Bea.::h
10 FUblc.la. residents, act1Ye in both church
IZ Put Ud c1Y1c atraJrs. ~ ~ Apa.s. Mrs. Glasa Is a oat:tve ol
W1Da1de, Nebrast:a. and a era-
of Wuoe State Normal
HOllE DECOR
Line , Color, Texture-
Propr>rtion, Scale G'ld
be1lonce is my field.
Consult with me regording
llro•"' decorotil'lg problems
~r•r business, and
Jo.,. itl
Mr. Glass was bora In Brad-
ford, Pa., aDd came to Whit-
tier at the age of 2 years.
They have a son and d:lughter,
7 grandchildren and 2 great
gra.odcblldren. All of their
grandcblldren and great uar.t-
cb.lldren were present at the
party,
Asststtng the hostess were
Mrs. Darl Dobson and Tam!
Dobson wltb the guest boolt
and Mrs. steve Berg assisting
Mrs. Shafer lfttb bostess duUes.
The OOoored CQtC)le went oo
their Soth anniversary "boney-
mooo cruise'' before their party
wtth a voyage 1n the Caribbea.D
Sea to Puerto Rtco and Virgin
Islands aboard the steamship
"Amerlcanls."
SIGN UP
FOR FALL
Children enrolllng in New -
port-Mesa kindergartens must
be S years of agto prior to
December 2, 1973. Parents
a.re advised to present nttteo
documentation of age at the
time of registration. lnadd1Uoo
tbe following proof ot lmm oo-
lta.tiou must be pre.ented:
diphtheria, tetanus, wbooptng
cough, measles aoo polto.
Parents who are oot sure
wblch schOo l their child Should
attend can call the attendaoce
oft!.ce, &tS-1100, or lnqulre at
the nearest school during the
hours Indicated.
Students new to the Newport-
Mesa Wllfied school district
may register for the fall se-
mester at the district's 4 high
schools this week through fri-
day, trom 9 a.m. to 3:30p.m.
New elementary and middle
school students (kindergarten
through 8th grade) will regis-
ter at their neighborhood
schools between 9 and 3:30
trom Aug. 27, through Aug. 31.
scholarship
8IDoe tt• ..,....., ... lilt
INK~F-of
IDIN aad ......,...,_1 Wom•
... ..., to e .... te the -eta "' .... layod .... .....
to ~ tllotr --·· to ,.., . .,., ---tbera, to utiDd to tbem oppor-
Contlltll tllroaCII --· ODd to to.ter r:reater acceptaoce
ot tbem 1D bullPeu aDd tbe
profentou.
Wllb thlo pi ID mind, lllo
Newport Harbor Bum ... uc1
Profultooal W'omeu Cillb tu
prestDted a $300 .cbolantdpto
Mrs. Sue Trt.lorfer ofOranp:,
to aJd 1J1 turlberiJic llor odUCI-
Uoo u u adult tacber lD wort-
tnc towards bet muterader:ree
IJISpanlsb.
Mrs. Trladorfer La a .. ttn
of Bocota. CokJmbt.a, aDd 11 a
lfldualo -of Cal State
lhliYers1tJ, Follertca. Sbe bu
beeP a Spenhzh teacber lJl adult
edtac&UoD procnm 1D Tu.tin
1101J1ed ICbool ctlltrlct aDd Aha-
beim dlllfted sebool dlltrlct for
the )ut 7 Jetl'S. She will lean
for SpoiJI at _, of A-.
.. . . .
BROAD SMILES of tbe winDers ill the 13th unuallrvlne
Coast Country Cltm Jack aDd JUl member-~t~Jest tourna.
meat are apparent u they receive tbelr gift certttlcate
from tournament chairma.n Russ Ford of Baycrest, left.
Acceptiog their awards are Mr, and Mrs. Br uce Estey
of Corooa del Mar, members of the OOsC club, and Mr .
aod Mrs. Bob Hoyt of Santa Ana Country C lob, at right.
The winning foursome carded a net 125 to top the fteld
of 315 teams. (Ricb Bauett Pboto.)
CD IT
CD IT
CD IT
HANDBALL TOURNEY
Orup c.ut Collqo wtJI
..,. 1111 'Jib ..-~ c.-
outdoor ...... 11 • .,..a...,. ___ ..,..11-11.
Tile -· nte~ -lbl 1171 state doe ... elll.mp-
lou, 11 opea to all PIIJ .. I
resldiDc ill CallbDia. Com-
petllb will be beld ID botb
''A'' aDd ··e•· cu.sftca.UoDI.
Rooald Trepas, a, or Z7!7
C&n&rJ Drive, Costa Mea, hu
been promoted to coloDel ID the
Kartoe Air Reaern Lo cere-
montes beld at El Toro. He
11 a capta1n with Trans World
Air LiDes aDd a member of
Vohutteer Tn.trd.n( Un.lt-7 at
El Toro'• MulDe A1r Resene
Tralntoc Detacbmeri:.
-LCDIT
THE C ALIFORNIA COUGARS of Eastblutf Part were the
undefeated champions ln tt,e Newport Beach recreatloo
department's driB SCiflball prornm. They are sllown here
with their coach, Rutb C lucu; rroot row, from left, Sharon
Kotfler, Raelli KeoaCfl, Kltsteo Bjorkhmd and Kit Moulton;
koeellng, Jocty Becker, Lori Dales, Kathy Oolall and Kristy
Precllel.
LOAD FACTOR IS HIGH NEWS, PHOTO DISPLAY
A receot exhibit of the 18th
Air Calilornia, headq!AT-a.nnllil.l Orange County Press
ter~ ln Newport Bea.cll, DOW Club OOWS and photography a-
claims one of tile world's lllrt.-'n.l"d wtnoers a! Mariners Sa-
est airline "load flctor" ntes, vlnp and Loan Association in
wtth 69 per cent of tbe line's Newport Beach drew so many
seats ftlled during August. Interested viewers that the
AJr Cal public relatioos man sbowlng was erteocled by popu-
Jim Phelan tokl the Enslp Jar demand and has oow been
this weet that "ooly a few of· mond to the association's Seal
tbe Hawaii lines mtgbt be as Beach Leisure World branch
high as we are." at 13820 Seal Beach Blvd,
IM
COROMA DEL liAR
seRVING BNTIRI! '
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2711 E . COA5T HIGHWAY ' 7 ' COIItONA oi-L MAIIt. CALli'" D2 82!!. I l .. l 875 400
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THRU AUGUST 31, 1973
SAVE 20io
5 WAYS lffiER THAN
ORDINARY STEAM CLEAN
I Cl•ont. Deeper I Dries Fatter
I S.lf Contohted
I .. one of Yowr El.ctrlcity or Soft Woter U
balance
CAU US TODAY
645-1313
ESTIMATES . ONE DAY SI;RVICE
Ad""''' Be Presented
At Time Of Estim.ate
1740 Superior Avenue
I Newport & 17th 51.1 Costa Meoa
TRULY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
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THI IJOLA IIOAO<"AIT.I
LA Mtl.l•&. CALJP.
Q. P=· 1•1111. call "Is there any
S<:tlp<ute tho! Un &'-e us hope for
lifo after delllhl"
A.. It has been pointed oul lhol
there are untold precious prom~
iSH in the Word of Cod. Not one
of them, however, belongs to an
individual outside of the lord Jesus
Christ. There Is definite hope after
death to the child of God. To those
who have never made this most
important decision of life there Is
nothing more th•n un be expect~
ed than eternal damnation. let us
take the positive side and suggest
such passages as John 14:1-6; I
Thess. 4:13-17; I Cor. 15:51-58;
John 3:16-18; 10:27-30; 11:25-26,
and so many, many others. Yes,
there is more than ample Scrip-
tural hope and evidence for us to
be well assured of life after death!
Q. Spokane, WMh. "Can you please
explain simply the subjed of tith-
inBi"
A. first of all, keep in mind that all
things belong to the lord. This is
the meaning of true stewardship.
It is the realization that God en-
trusts us to handle that which He
has given in a manner which will
bring honor to Him. This is the
basic fact all too few people act
upon. There are those who believe
that the tithe began with I
Dr. Cllllftlill L. ,-~
rael In the ta:bemade and temple
worship . While this was 1 part of
it. the principle began long before
then. In Genesis 14:20 we find the
first mention of the subject. This
period was long before the law
was given. As New Testament be-
lievers, we are told that our re-
sponsibility is to give according as
the lord has blessed us. Certainly
the tithe is a good standard at
which we can begin but we need
not stop there.
Q. Arroyo Grande, Calif. "Should
the amount we tithe from our in-
come be based on what we actually
get, or the amount earned before
taxes?"
A. Again, we are not under law.
This is a matter between the in-
dividual and his lord. It does seem
that God should not get any less
of an interest than the govern-
ment. Giving, aft er all, should not
be what we have to do, but what
we want to do for the Saviour. II
is a very insidious thing, this bus-
iness of how much we need to pay
off our bills. Remember, we have
an obligation to God's work, too.
As we have pointed out, it is ten
tenths that belongs to the lord. He
graciously allows us to use. ol:"
own love for Him as the cntena
of what we give back for His min·
istry.
Q. SaCtilmento, CAlif. "As a Chris -
tian I pay my tithe and love offer-
ings to my home churc~; .howev-
er, the church is asleep m 1ts soul-
winning endeavor. Will I be held
accountable if I continue to put
the Lord's money into this 'dead
horse'? I am tom between trying
the church and going to a
with real zeal lor souls."
there is some mlsundentandlns,
and rea$00 for the sltu1tlon, It
would be be•l fO< you 10 affiliate
with a felk>Wihip where these and
other cardinal doctrines of Scrip-
ture are emphasized. This Is a mat-
ter which must be determined by
each individual as he feels led by
the Holy Spirit.
Q. "Will you please explain the
Essenes priesthood7 What tela·
tionship, if any, did Christ have
with them? Was John the 3aptlst
an Essene priest? Is this some form
ot cu/17"
Such a question cannot always
be answered catego rically since w~
do not know all of the facts. If the
church does not have an evangel·
A Sc:ilfttific Fed istic effort, it is probably dead or
A. It was just south of Jericho,
along the Dead Sea, where the
Essenes had their headquarters dur·
ing the time of Christ. At that point
in history there were about 4,000
of them who lived an ascetic form
of life. In isolation they hoped to
escape ceremonial defilement.
There was a communal type of life
as members gave up all personal
belongings. They emphasized daily
bathing in running water which was
most unusual in those days. Our·
ing the summer in Judea it was dlf·
ficult to find an available source.
They tried to live up to the law of
Moses. At Jerusalem's destruction
in 70 A.O. they hid copies of the
Old Testament in caves before
they fled . Their expectation was to
return after the Ro man persecu-
tions were over. Evidently, they
were wiped out for they never did
return . Their main village has just
recently been excavated. It had
been completely demolished and
covered by the debris of centuries.
It was these Dead Sea scrolls which
were unearthed in 1947. They have
proven to be of such tremendous
valtu• and significance. Because of
tht-dry, barrenness of that partic-
ular area these manuscripts were
very well preserved. We do not
believe that our Saviour had any·
thing to do with the Essenes. There
are no specific indications that
John the Baptist had any relation·
ship with them either although
there have been conjectures of
various types on the subject.
Ast ronome-rs do not fully under-disinterested in missions as well:
stand how and why a star bccomea a ~erhap~ it would,~e b~st described
Red Giant. lbey say they han rea-m P~ul s words. h~vmgt a form of
son to bdieve that the sun wiD co on godliness but denymg .he power
burning for billions of yean, just u ther~~f.'" Talk to t.he pastor in
it has been burning, but wt mast Chnst1an love. Tell h1m frankty and
ncvu feel we sboa1d n.ke Scripture honestly your concerns. Unless
conform to scicnti6c fadt. Scima
pro(euors at Wheaton College
thoucht that Genesis needed to be re-
vised to conform to the: evolution fad.
Now the-se \Vheaton profeasors have
kept evolution and di~e~.rded Genesis.
It may be possible for astronomers to
learn something about the destiny of
our solar system by a thorough exam-
ination of Scripture. Because-sin
blinds th~r eyes, they continue re·
fuaing to admit that it is indeed pos·
sible for the earth to come to a sudden
and canutrophic end by fire. AltrOn·
omy is a scientific fad now. Th~rdore,
Christians should study caR"fully
what the Bible says before they worry
about what science says. Science will
chan~. Tht Bible will not change.
~ of the mOlt interesting ques~
tions that people uk concerns the end
of our sun. Tilt: last time this column
appeared we discussed the death a £
large stars. In this discussion \\.«:"
shall consider a sequence of e:vmts
which is common in the death of small
stars. We shall also look into the
Scriptures to see if any verses sherl
light on the problem of the end of
the sun.
A l'lfar il'l a large mass which con-
sists mainly or hydrogen, and it burns
its hydrogen by a proceu known as
fusion. Fusion Lakes place when twu
atoms of hydrogen fu~ or merge to
form 3n atom of helium . During the
proc.eaa a great amount of energy is
liberated. Tht reuon for the eneTfY
btin1 libcrat«< is that a helium atom
weighs Jeu than the two hydrogen
atoms. By Eiastein's formula E ·
MCZ (where E is the entrJY, M i'l
!"n~W:, and C is tM speed of light) we
know that the enercy liberat~ ln the
fusion r~tion (E) muat be aactJy
equal to the difference in the man
( M) of the helium 111d the two hy·
drorm otonu tim<• che spe<d of 6rfcc
oquat<d (C').
Whtn the star runs low or cannot
bum it• hydroeen. the expbionl that
lcftp che ocar pulled up, like wh~
.,....,, cnduolly olop. The ·--b.-&in• 10 obrink IDII ...., up. WlwD
the Slat obrinki .....,.t~, II ..,_ 10 hot
t.bat it bclnt 10 ..,m ill bdiam lmo
...., ho8Yitr -by d>e ""'7 -
fuoioo -by which it -bam·
i .. ito ~ WlwD ... -bo-p. 10 boom ito hdium, It pod& oat
apia 01 the ww<d ~ h
_, pu6 out 10 250 ti-... ...-u
..... lf--clld -it......r-
..... ,.. ost>i,. o1 Mfft11t7 -s v-
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C'D?•
('I'Uo •1 U
THE SHOE
The Bible hu • ll'e•t deal to MY •bout 1hON. See Eaodu. 3:6 f:»r 1hON of reve~nc:e; Ruth 4:7 for 1hON of bw.in-; Jo.hua 9:5 for lhON of daceit;
Deut. 29:S for 1hoe. of mir•c:le •nd Eph. I!I:IS for •hoe. of th1t Chrllti•n
eoldter.
Why i• • boy or rirllikt • 1h01t?
Hed • m•kn. Evny l hM hu • m•ku. It ll medt efter • pattern or
dnirn. God i• our Maktr H•• a toniUe. Is your tonrut u1ed to •pe•k of Chrllt and t9 1in11' Hll pui.es?
Hu tyn, Rted Number• 21 and remember -·'Thtre ie life ror a look at
the Cruc:i(it:d One ··
HN a tol• leoull. "For w •t •h•ll it profit • men if he 1hall r•in the •hoi~ world and lo.e hit own eoul?"
Few rep•irt-rilt'ht pen.on. Shoes mwt ro to the thoem•ker for r~p•irt. w.
mwt comt to Chri•t. our M•ker. for the remedy of1in.
Hidt provKttd by ncrifice. Anim•lt •re •l•in to providt hidt fo r 1hoet
Chrilt died to providt talv•tion for Ul.
GOO 'S DESIGN FOR OUR HOME
From THE BIOLA BROADCASTER
EVERY DEf'ICN of God is perfect.
Thill mos t certainly applies to the
plans He has ~~:iven for the home .
The problf'm i!'l !hat man i~ not wiJI~
ing to fol low thf" pattern God ha.s
ordained. The Word of Cod gives
us three main purpot~~e!l for marry-
in~r and el!ta.bli.<~hing the home. One
is to providt> a d~p and lutinll' com·
panionl'lhip betwcoen hu!!b1110d and
wife. A man W /UI not made to be: a
playboy, and woman i.!l not a play-
lhinJr. Second il'l that there might be
the management and control of the
dynamic explosive function of !leX 80
that it may M:rve rather than disrupt
human life. The third ia to brinr
people into the world, providinc for
the care of body, mind and apirit.
Unfortunately, h omes aren't the
training institutions God intended
they should be.
In the be~rinning , the Lord made
a b.lpmeet for man. The me:anlnr
behind thia lovely word augrnte
someone exactly suited for hia ape.
dt\c: needa. H ow important to Hek
God'a ~t~idanee: for llfe'a matef Tbtn
an .a many att.c:ka the bome
today which cause countleM thou-
~and~ of divorces every year. Satan
.\f"eks to break down the home If he
po!tMibly can. Failing here, he will
I hen attempt to make it unhappy. He
wants to ~parate the home and Ita
memben from the int\uence of the
Lord. ~ how &uccesaful he ia in eo
many case!!. Unfortunately, pride
keeP! many people from aeekl nr help
before it'e too late. Divoree toda,y i1
M common that it is readily aec:ept.ed
a11 a part of ou r are. The Bible,
however, clearly teac:hea arainat it.
The so-ailed "new morality" would
etreu pre-marita.l 1 ex experience
and, in fad, would be rlad to do
away with marriage altorether. OU...
er thina• which add to Wf:akeninr the
horne'• b.t.ttJementa art the trand'er
of relirioua training outaide of tbt
hou~ebold. ud the leqenlnr of per-
ental control.
The Lord baa riven Vf:JT tmpUdt
in8troc:tiona eoncerninr a ritht nJa..
tionahip in the horne. Ia addJtlon, Jt
Ia not at all complicated. God hu
riven to the huaband love. NoUce
how thie ia reptated In U..lltth chap-
lor of Epheoiana. No buobaDCI.....,
kwt• hie wite an&e.e lie p..tdet for
her t'nf7 need both IPirftual AI ..0
u pb111ical. To tile wt.,. lbo _..
from Seriplun lo -U ,...
don't waat to follow out tl1a utaort.
tion, It woald he better to ....ta
liQJie; otJMrwtae )'u. ... ba fO( -
..... lnleble. I!:Dioooluo 1:1,.-
-t 1n1111 for UIJcba -on boU Moor_. a••~' n u. ... , .... .. """"' _., ..,. ... ...--...... crm-llooloNcr .__
tJow and pt.tu 'I • .twa, r rs II I
U ""' 1rill air f-a..'o --........ tot .u~J~ ... ,.. --.lot ) •••• -eutL .., • 1M crmulloot __ ....... -----
• • •
' 1t1-'f, •ilk Stl.•t ;4.,,.
., AIIUD W, UfAJD, D.O. The Law and the Go.pd
TIIJ '(jM ,.OM IIACOit, lau:le" Pnf 1 rl NIW TMI PI ,, ..... f": tt .. ~•·IWOOD, N.J.
..... 111 '11h .. ' Z'riFJ, ..... PM, "I la-th. h..
Golden Tex1: "Ptw,. •• 111114< <loilMM q GtHI ~
f<tiJA;. CArin I~ (Got 3 :26).
(Cc*t'ttld from Jut......-)
TilE PUUOSI Of Till lAW
sug~Ut<d by Urlnfoot [o -Biblicsl ocholar ol the oln,_ _.
lUI')' I -.... Alii factory. God cleolt
In Golaliano 3 :1~22 ..., ....S: with Abnhom olncly IDII directly,
"Wherofon: lhm ...-, the law 1 It without a m<dia!Dr, 'Unlike 11M: low,
wu oddod be<:a-of ............... the promloe ia aboolule 1D11 -till the -.1 should como lo whom 11M: lional. II dep<ndo Oil d>e tole decree
promise wu made; and it wu or~ of God. Theft are not two contr&dinc
dained by ...... in the hood of a porti.,. There II . nolhin& of 11M: na-
mcdiator. Now a mediator ia not a ture of a ttipulaboo. The Jiftt il
mediator of ooe, but God il one. Ia everything, the ruipimt DOChiq."
the low then ogaUut the (>tOftliKo of "GtHI f bid (21) · f 2-17 n.
God ? God forbid : f~. if there bu law was :ver int~ io ~rmmi~ a. law f!ven. whidl could have cate life or to bHtow righteoumea
rcvm life, verily ngh,......... shoWd T"-scrittt•.-(22); aee, e.1., -"
have hom by the law. BUI the ocnp-pai!&8<S .. Deuteronomy 11 :26
tare balh.cooduded aD under coio, lhot quoted in 3:10, IDII Poalm 14J:i ~ prorru~ by faith of ]aut.~ quoted in 2:16; limilar pu~~.~a an
might be rc~ lo tbem lhot betine. quoc<d in RIHlW>ll 3:1G-18. HoiA •-n.. f"""""" venes (1~22) aet dvd•d (22); RV [Reviled Vmion)
forth the true plaa: IDII ~.""~"'"" ~f 'ahUI up'; 'conoiped all -...
the Low. l.o the CCIIIidention of lhia c:q>tion IO the cuatocly of coio' [Mol· ~ the remarb of a devout ex-fatt'a translation]. Ttte arne ft1'b ia
-of the Free .Cl>urch of 5aJt.. wed in 3 :2J ( zAIII •I) IDIIIa Ramona
laod are relevant; Wltw•for• lAna 11 :32; a110 in Luke S:6, of tbe net
znwtA IM '-f' (v. 19.) -. enclosing the liJh The law ohut 11p ~lerolly, "' Ia the RV [Rcvioed Vr:r-men in its pr~oon:house lhul brinalna' ~) •. 'What then il ~law?' Iu in-home to them a een~e of the pilt -&DC! f~ll:f ClOI:Del ~ I!' .three ways. oower of sin" (d. Alexander !toM,
Ftrst, u;tttt:ad of JUstlf)'!Dr. it con-t'Galatiana" in Tlu Nm~ Bibl# C,.,._
demna; tl ~ od.Md to bring out more ftUt'ltory, I st. Ed., 1953, pp. 1007, clearly the smfulnns of human nature lCUJ)
and to deepen the Sd'ISII!: of sin in the ·
human hesrt (cf. Rom. 3:19, 20; THE DISPENSATION Of FAnM
5 :20). Secondly, tt wa.a in force only Jn Galatiam 3:2.}.29 we read: .. But
for a time. Thirdly, it did not come before faith came, we were kept UDder
directly from God : there was a double the law, shut up unto the faith which
interposition, tJr~g•ls and Moses. For should afterward5 be revealed. Where-
angels, d. Acts 7 :53 and Heb. 2 :2. fore the law wu OW' IChoolmuter to
"God i.r o"" (v. 20). It has been bring ua unto Chritt, that we micht bt
said that there are over 250 interpre. justi6~ by faith. But after thlt faith
tations of this puzzling verse ; but that is come, we are DO longer under a
is 1urely an exaggeration. The mean· schoolmaster. For ye are aD the chil~
ing of the 6rst clause SttmS clear dren of God by faith in OuUt Jetua.
enough : the very idea of a mediator For as many of you u have been t.p.
implies two parties. Of the second tittd into Christ have put on Christ.
clause an interpretation along the lines There is nei1her Jrw nor Greek, there
Tile Son ol M11n
,, /lOB. SM/111
IAPTIST llkf TIIIUH(, SI'RU4G"fLD • ..0
THE OLD AND New Testamentl preNnt our Lord Jew.
Chriat u lbe Son of JIAa.
m. humanity .... I<Duioe
u m. deity. He ts not man in
""Y ortlficial, men. theolo,Peal
way. He W the Son of Man in
the very Mmt' way that we are
the aoftl of mea: He wu .a
bom.
"'Por uato u. • child ill BORlt,
U:Dto Ul a MD Is liven ... " (Ia.
t :l).
"'Now aU UU. wu done, that it
rnlcht be lulf:lDed whkh wu IPObn
ol the Lon! by tbe p...,.,ot, ayino.
Behold, • virJin ahall be-with ehild,
and lbalJ brine forth • 10ft, lind they ahaU eall hla name Emmanuel, ,..hlch belna inllri'PI'fted ia, God with ua"
(Matt. 1:221.).
"And abe broucht forth her lint-
born .m, uwl wnpped him in .,.,ad.
dlinc elotbea, aDd laJd him in a mancer ..... (Lk. 2:7).
.. And the anpl Aid Uftto them
(the ahepherda), Feu not: for, be-
hold, r brine you .cA:.r:i Udm,. of cr-t Joy, whieh m.Ii be to aU PH-
pie. For unto you Is bonl this day
in the dty ol O.vid • s .. iour, wiUc:h
il Christ the Lord .. {Luke Z:lOf.).
ID IS ftD Son ol Man by virtue
o1 Ow fact that He •• 86RN the Son. of Man. He ,... <.'OIIC'dv-=1 bJ
the Holy Spirit; but He wu BORN
ol a .,qtn JI'IOitbe.r.
Bil humanity u. .. rmuine • ma
deity. Hia humanity ia u rmuint u
OW' humanit}'.
AI one ol the-ofd Wlowl put It,
R• wat determined that H1l Mlt7
lbould not ow:t His hUIMDit;J.
Gol~llo• J : 17-Zf
lo neilher bond-f-.lhmo II neith-
er male nor female : for ye are an one
Ia Olrial·]<lua. Aacl ff ye lie Chrisl'a
then .,. ye Abraham's aeod, and hein
ac:cordinr to the prornia."
Th.,. v.-s (23-29) have hom
par&~:ollrued .. follows: "(23) Before om ••.• coming it wu the offioe of
the Law to impri100 nM!n by lb con-
demn~&tion of ain until they should be
Kt free by bellevin& on Him . (24)
Thus the law was like a stem dixi·
plina.rian who made us willing and
a,tt to reotive the grace of God in
the GospeL (25) But now, in the
freedom of f&Jth and of aonship to
Gocl,. we art: exempt from ttw: Law'•
l>ondap and discipline. ( 26, 11 )
Through faith we are united to Ouist
and are become God'• children, md
thia i• aymbolizcd by our bapti•m. (28)
In Him diltinctiocs of nationality and
social condition disappear ; (29) In
Hin:t aU btlieven alike become hein
of the gracious promite made to Abra-
ham, the man of faith" (cf. J .R.Dum.
melow, A Comm"dtJI'Y o" llu Holy
Bil>l•, 1909, p. 952).
In the consideration of this portion
(vv. 2J.-29) of our Scripture, the com~
pe.c:t eummary of a modem commm·
t:ato r shou!.i be noted: "But now the
Law has been exchanged for the di.,..
penation of faith. Henceforth the
old! state of pupilage is at an end. We
an:~ no lon«rr like children, but adult
memben of the divine family -som
of God. We have entered into this re-
lation by faith in Christ . For to be
baptized into ChrUt ia to enter into the
closest pouible relation to Him. It is to
bt idc:ntifi~ with Him entirely. Nor is
any excluded. The old barriers of
ra<:e, status, and even sex, are done
away. Through their relation to
Chrtst, all Christians, u it were, unite
to form a single man. They are a body
animated by a single personality and
wi!J. And their relation to Christ
ltampt them as the true descendants
of Abraham. In them is the promise
of the Mesaianic blesaing fu16Ued"
( c f. W. Sanday, "Tbe Epistle to the
Galatians" in A NIUI r •. I/(J""'"' Co"'-,....,.14ry for E,.glislt R•odns, 1897,
Vol. II, p. 448).
'Ye Must Be
Born Again'
ly 1M ROT. l'tiHip dol. An:olorius,
Gnan~l Sac-ry of friaods of
1 .... 1 T•H-r h> Christ, hoc.
"There W'U a man of the Pbari-
Ka, named N icodeinus, a ruler of
the Jew•: the same came to Jesw
by night. and said unto him, rabbi,
we know that thou a.rt a teacher
o::xne from God : for no man can
do these miraclu that thou doest,
except God br: with him. Jesus
anawued aod laid unto him,
Verily, verily, I "Y unto lh.., Ex-
cept a ~ be bom apin, he e&n·
not tee the kiDJdom of God. Nico-.
demWI l&ith unto him, How can a
nw.n be born whm he is old? can
be c:Dla' the teCOOd time into his
motber'a womb, aod be born?
J-onswa.d, Verily, venly, I
11\Y uaiO lhee, ~ o man be
bom of _..,. IDII of the Spiri~ he
c::armot enter into the JOacdom of
God. Tbllt which ;, bom of lhe
fleob ia leah; IDII t.bat which is
born of lbe Spirit II llpiril. McuYel
not that I llid unto thee, Ye musa
be born opin" (Jolin 3 :1·7).
And. bie~Md fact, He ....,.,. kept
1118 humanity in the forcround. Of .n HJa uaited UUe.. 'I'M Son o1
,.,_ ..,.. Ril f.vorite. In the Gal-pe.. He uae~~ J t mon th.i SO tlmM.
He warr.-.d everybody to kDOW that
it wu the h of Mab ,....., had
eome to ..__ and to •ve l.b.t wh1eh
,... Jo.t'" f Lub 11:10). AQd on that
eerrtble nJ«ht before the ~ pri,Kt.
Be c1Jd affbm that He WM Oocl; but
,.. quld<JJ allinnod .... ... alao
WM the Son of Men. " .. , f adJUN a.. by the uw. God, that tMu
teD ua whethu thou bol the ChrW,
the Son ol God.
N ioodemua, deoaibc:d u "a nller
of the Jewa," wu a member of the
Saal.><drin, the nliriouo ..,...,.....
bod)! of hio people. Ilia curiooity IIIII
--....-by the mi(biy mirtldoa !hot Jesua bod hom worlcinc,
.. .lasut -.J.th \Into htm, Tbou ....
.ad: ne•••the'-J .. ,. unto J"'U. ~ lhaU ,.. .. the See ol
IMft tlttl.. -..,. riPt 1\iN ol
-· """-in .... <loodo .. ,__,.. (Koct. ., .... ).
D • NOI' ~ ol 101 hu--· ..,. __ ...... -..... ..... __ ,_ ... __
aa '"-"'~ .... ,....., .. -=------... ....,. ................. .. -.-... -. -~ ............ . -~~--.. ---·· ,.., -~·----.. -~~--·--_ .. _., _ ........ ~ ...... , ..... -·--·-lllo-~==-= ;;;.-M .. -I ... ........ ., .. ....,.~
IIM-11) • aa.·-o...a e ..._
---··----·~=~ ... -. 0 ' ,_.1,. 0'
~.
'lid eott or IIAJif • _.
badL .,._,_,_ ,. -.n -tbe Soa ol man *tbtil • !he rfrlttt ...., ........... _ .... _ ,_,
8cMDoe -and. IIIGIIl ol ........ __, _____ _
·-·-.... ·11>-= -• er.tor ....... .,. .. ., .............. =;:'\ ...... I
.. ...._ ... IIJOI .. --_ .............. .... .,_
Oo!r ......
,.. ___ ,.. __ t= !:i ::.-c.,"'":._ .... ...,. 1 I
--*"·-~~ -"li:6o ... as ...., ..... ..
10 he camo to Jeous "by aJcbt," 10
ClOO\.Jetle with hlm. The re&IOil that
ho a.. then -I am oocm..c.d,
nainly b«auae both J...,IDII he hlm-
aelf ,_ baay ...., ; IDII the ._.,..
'-"' pnnolclocl lbe oaly -·tlll>ity
for -10 ._.,. lbo lellnre aftdocl10
haft a friladly dirrndor
Nl««wc.a ....... the ~
with. the ubea tadua, "Rabbi, we
looow t.bat lbooa ort a -come """'God:, .. 110 .... -.do·-
··-- -dooat; CIIOIPt God .. wfdl .... • TltM Go4 --_,_... ....... Hio ..., ialt«M
...mtrvtMtHewu-....._
_,_~--... ...., ... .. .., ......... , ........ .... __ .................. .....
AIW 111 ' I...,~ tal tliM ....-. ..... __ ..__../< ........... _ ... .. ,.. __ _,. ...... -
~w.-....... _ ...... .
Miqo' -·-,-.... .. taw' lsr ...... , kuuow. ,. ·-., T:': qt 1 .. ;: =''II at . -hC I • ..
('19 .. , I' 1)
Ftor 11 tlrt· F'olice Blotter
• TlgrapAT, AOGWI'I -lid bolladlot lkr-• IIQIUII.T, AUG!ft 1
1loJYid Clllrloo -· 10, Pl.. C-.!~ 1111:10 A lllqelo ftMd at JOG.,..
al Ill W. ~ llwJ., lloJ· p.a. . . X..,.. Pndon<W, --111o --awe •Pvll, ftO artootft at 1101 .1/4 W.-Blod.,llol--. 1za-VIlla, s.a.,
10 .. 1 .... put ....... at boo, ·-lod $101 -"' --• .,. 1 ... ..,. •... 1dl •••·•ud~wttll ,...b'JIId.-eo.-teqlllp-GQMU r.tleptr, zs, a/.1010
porssr""'on o1 dntcll for aJt me11t aa.. ftom ber r.:.m. ~ BMt., Ratt:llw Vl.eW'
. . . . .l rodlo taW II $41 -UO.IO p.10. J.oc. I 11101 llll1o, ftl ~ at IS .W..
ftl ltolla from lldp't 8taft 1:15 a.m. Awe. 4 ••• o.au.t lllU: ~ 1 a.m. ID tbt «)0
--at 101 15lbll., 1 ... 1•1-,4117-J •-ciW.CoutllwJ., IJW . Ctatnl lfewpcd, ww .. l0:45 Rd., Cameo Sbores, reported tatr•a Mlle, 0111 a eblrll ~ ~E:::=:t p.oo. Aoc. I ud 7:10 a.m. INO wor1ll of <lolblolr. '"· olrlf!Dc -111o -· ot c: .... I . . • Wboo ll&rela •lrJ ud ,.._. llloleo from .-1 ... Buton-Gut-
""""""" Sl8 -11., Well lila Ollllee at zou w-wr MJ. u , a1 &!7.1/1 E. ZZod 91., N.wpart, tift b1r pur• c. the Dr., Wuteutr. bet'lr ... ..,. Ceatral Jfftpart, wu arr..ted
ll4eft1t lD 1n:11t ol btr r..S-aad I p.m ... A btcrelt nblld at m BaJAie Dr. at l :ZO
dlaee b a ,.., miDIItea be-at '80 wu burC)att.lect from a.m. aDd eblrpd .ttb DOUH-
tw .. 2:10 ud J p.m., 101ne tbe bome of KeTiD CCM:rtaey, a1oo of ltDt. PIVI*ib •••
001 toot lao trom H ud throw 108 llrd st., Wut Mowport, Ruty Da1o If-.., Z4,
It lD: a 'lMUb)' trub eao • , • betw.-. I p.m. tad 5 p.m. of Ul Wa!Dat St., CoD Mea,
A car eonr 'ftlaed at $65 • SATURDAY AOOtBT 4 wu antaed oa a ebarp of
wu llloloo trom Eclnrd D. IUobul 1.;... --at clrtYID& -tbo -of Ectnrdl' car wt11J. tt wu ol ass w lltb st COIIb. M-: alcobol at 1:10 a.m. at lOOt
parted at bta bomo at 517 VIa wu etMpd ,jj, ba!J11 ,..,_ St. 11101 Nnport Btrd., Wut
Lido Nord, Lido lolo, !rom 8 UeiJ latoateetod at w ~ Nnport .•. Bllloe F~
p.rn. Auc. 2 ldil 7 a.m. Aug. Bh'd aDd Urd st · Cutral Turek. 19, of 314 Corsi Ave.,
S • • • A fur COlt nliH!d at NewPort at 11 ,15 ''a m Bl.lbca lalaDd, tru anuted
$'100 wu stoleo from tbe Baet R.-ll 'Ode Orriet • i-t.' of at 3100 W. Cout Ihry., Mar-
Keep cool with
CANVftS
AWNINGS
bon·t tel the sun spoil your
patiO fun Shade 'flfllh colorful
ce.nv•s for cool comton. Can
or come by lOt lrH estimates.
SAIJA AliA tar,, .. ·-2202 SOUTH MAIN
54.Ht91
street .Pop, FasbJoo lalaod, 718 lrts An Corea 'del Mu iner's )flle, at 10 p.m. aod -./
bltweeo 4 p,m. JUb' 10 and wu ~··at 11·10 p m ,j ebll'pd 'lfttb poueas.J,oa of A SURPRISE PARTY was nit1Dc at the EDslgD oftlce
S p.m. Auc. 2, aD!,.. reported Irta An Ud E (;oui u-:.r, martjaua. Mooday of last week wbea tbe Rupa e..mUy returned trom
after 10 lD.natory lbowed It to and ebar:...... wttJJ drtnnr. • TUESDAY AUGmT 7 the Newport Beaeb Cl ... Coeetl m..-. .... -·•' Council be miaiJDI ,, , Abteyelenlued ,.._ ·~ •-' ., ---at s1eoudSCUBAd1Yiqeqa2p ._, ..-..HDCe of akobol • , • Mart stepbeo Sears, 18, of resolutloa ooted tbe 25th aml'f'eUU'J of tbe local news -
mut worth $SOO ww burglar-Roo&ld WUU. Koehler, SS, of 1650 Oabu_ C~ Mesa, was paper. A p-ole) ol wel.hrUbert bad pthered at the omce
U.ed b'om tbe p.nce eof Mar~ 2'7?5 Mea Vt:rde Dr., Costa ebU&'Id 'Wttb pos .. fioo of dtuinc their a..bMDee aad p-eeted them •Uh congra.tu-
Nlxon'l bome at e.sos w 0c Wesa, ftl eba:rpd 1Fttbdi1Ttoc mart,._ wbeo poUeearrelted l.attons, anniferstry cake uc1 refrelhmeots. Here are
Froot, West Nnpbrt. betw:: u:oder tbe loflllellee of aleObOl blm at 10:45 p.m. at Ap.te An. pubUshers Pee ud Hop wttb dlactars Boule and Karin.
ll:SO p.m. Aur. 1 I.Dd 8 a.m. trbea. poUce arrested h1m at Uld Part An., a.nx. lslud N 8 BUILDING PER Aur. 2 ••• ,532 wvrlh of pbolo a,zo a.m. at 2ZDd st. ud W .•.• st .. eo Paul Slllllllnr. IS, MilS
tqtdpmeot was stoleo betweeD Ocean Froat, Ceal:rtl Newport of 1818 Pomooa. Ave., Ca.ta • 8
2 ud 5 15 ••• Grecory K1Dc: Henry, 20, Mesa. ns arrested at 9:15 . p.m, : p.m. from the of ..US Dana Rd., Put Lido, a.m. at !Otb st. aDd Balboa More tbu a halt m1l11ol1 dol-aDlt dwtll.l.nc' at 504 Avocado, ~::. ;"
1
F::: 81':'Des, 921 wu arrested 00 a pCUe l.D~ Blfd., Cetdral Newport, on a lars worth of perrnitalaYebHa fSS,OOO.
•• · torleatioD eharp at 15 miD.-martj(ana posseuiOd' charge Issued to LeadersbJp Bouiac NEWPORT
• FRWAY, AUGT.ET 3 utes before 1 a.m. at 17th st .... Katb.leen Hlll, 23, of 1845 this mOilth for tbe "WIIbide" R. F. HolUo(sworth, 2 story
Ralph Edw1D Myers, 30, ot and w. Balbol. Blvd., Ce:otral Aoabetm ATe ., Costa. Mesa, ftS development 1n Welt Newpcrt d.._,lex, 4819 River, $40,000,
3 l l 5 • ...,.... ...._ S!O Ramoaa PL, aDC1 JobD l.aoee Newport • • • Patricia Bray. ebarpd witb poaes!don of Heights. Tbe followtDCpermltl:, Dn1d Johllsal., add dwelling
........ .._. Vallery, Z9, of 186 E, Wll80D 3810 Cbannel Pl., West New~ stolen property at 10 minutes LD tbe amo11Dt ol $5,000 aDC1 ud p.rap, ?008 w. Ocean Ft., l!o=-iii;i;;;iii;i;;i;i;=;;;a!J st., botb of Coata Mesa, were port, reported a pune ecot:ain-before 1 a.m. when sbe n s over , wer e 1..-d dwlllf tbe ~,000 .
•
___________ •;;bar;;;&Od:;:..;..U;.;;;b;_;bo;;;IDC;:.:pd>;;,;U;;c;,;IJ:.:ln-log $172 stoleD from ber ear arrested at Edgewater and Palm first balf of Aqut b7 the CORONA HIGH I AN il)
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tllumout~ (!;ongrrgntionnl (fi~urr~
wbile u wu parked at 1060 neo•s, Balboa ... Someone Newport Beach txd.ldiac de-F, R. Ewald, I story, l IJillt
lnl.ae An., Newport Ht!lgtts, sawed down a b&mboo trH nl-partment: dwelhne:, 421 Ser ra, $53,000.
b'om oooo ld1112:30 p.m. ued at $20 ID Josepb Pike's • WESTSWE Bartoo !Urson, 2 story, 1
yard at 1811 Gleawood Lo. Luderstdp Hous:iD.c. 8 per-IID.It dWeWnc, f04 DeSolaTer.,
• SUNDAY , AlJGtBT 5 Baycrest somettmebet.eeoli mtts for carport aod p.race $-40,000.
Jolul llarsbaU Cbllders, ZO, p.m. Aui. 7 aod 9 Lm. Aug, buBdiDp, raoctnc from $11,-• HARBOR VIEW fULLS
of 185e I...a.bradCir Dr., Costa 8 . . • A bleyde n.ltled at 070 to $18,450; aod 5 permits Jay Rule , Mmming pool at
Mesa, wu arrested at DIJ-$l20 wu bur&\Ulsed from a for alrspaee eoodomtnhun 1730 Port Wanlei&h, $5,000.
side Dr. IDd Coast HWJ., oear prage at tbe EdwardLawreoee buildiDgs, rt..II.C1Ai from $M,-C. R. Ho«etler, additloo at
lr'f'int Terrace, at 9:30 p.m. resJdenee 5.f4 s Bay Froat 492 to $114,840, for a total 3627 Seabnese, $5,000,
aD1 cbarced With possessiou. of Balboa tsiaoo between 10 P m' value of $61l,U4. Ricbud Wiley, ~iUon at
marljiii.Da •.• Rlebard PbU-and 10:45 p.~ .•. West C~ • CORONA DEL MAR 1966 Port Nel4on, $10,400.
lips, Zl, of 2283 Paettlc An., Areo station 200 w Coast WlllJam Garmon, add aodre-Doo Bre.n Co., masoorywalls
Costa Mesa, wu arrested at Hwy., Marl~r·s wue: had a r oof, 216 Orchid, $6,000, ~r Tra.ct 7845, $2&,000.
&:SO p.m. at a3rd st. and W. easb drawer eonbtntng about R. P. WarmlnctOO, 2 story EAST UPPER BAY
Oceu Froot, Ceatral Newport, $70 stolen trom a casb reg-d~lexes at 511 and 513 Fera-lr'flM Co., 2 lfOUDd signs
aDd ebl.rged wtth drh1ng with-lster between Z:lO and 2:15 leal Ave., $50,000 each. oo Ford Rd. for Phtleo-Ford,
out a Ueeose ••• Bart.ra p m Gary Ra.wllnp, 2 story, 1 $5,000.
Joa.n Yeapr, 777 W. Wllsao . ' • NEWPORT CENTER
st., Costa Wea, was stopped c .1 N Tbe lrftDe Co., 810 Newport
SWlday Sentee : 10:00 a.m. at 4300 River An., West New-0 u n c I ews Center Dr •• taut deve)opmeat
Bible study : 9:00a.m. aDd 7:00 p,m, Cburcb Sebool: 10:00 a.m. port, at 2:30 a.m. OD a eba.rge for Ieros Corp., $6,208. of drlTtng UDder tbe inflqeoee • BAY SHORES
THE REV. JOHN A. LINDVALL . Mlnl&te•
3U2 BRO ... D ~TRHJ. NEWPORT HEIGHTS of aleobol ..• RoaDie llack ID U unus"'IIJ sborl New-poleollal -ID !he ara. II. Pqo W-.addlUoo
Hun•rv c•'• .,.vld•d Ph•••: 6.42~2'74(1 Weblter, !2, of MZ CbeytraDe pori Beaeb City Council meet~ • APPROVED .treet ud at W1 Baylibor'e Dr., $9,000. L::=:==:::=:=:=~=============::; st., C01b. Mesa, wu unAad inC WoodaY 1 AQC. 1&._ trbieb COD-storm drain i~oremeotllor • 4IRPOR.T AREA r at tbe poUeeltlttooudebarpd veoed at 7:30 and ended before Lat:ayette An., Lido Park Dr., ltoll btoome Prqtertles, teD-
THE fiRST BAPTIST CHURCH wlllldfl""c tllder tbelnfloooee 9, tl>e Co<Biell ' Slsl St., Z91h St. 11101 VIlla oa -~at 4001 Wesl-
TII! C!MTU fOR BIBLICAL STUDIES of alcohol ••. Naomi Buran, 'REFUSED to reeoostder Way . •I a oost of $107,000 orlJ, $7,11%11101$8.041.
SOl MAGNOLIA ty, AT 'h.U A-M. II II.. I CLAIIIS 914 E. Ocea.a Froal: B.a.Dx-. tbe speelflc area deveklpmeot trllrl property owners PIJlnc Warraa 9aaer tiDIDt de'f'el-
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UNT A ANA A 'II. 1 hOI A.M. WO •sMIP' HOU. reported $319 worth oi clothlrai plaD for Newport Shores. $40,000, opmeat, 1151 rlo.e, $18,192.
COSTA. MUA. 7•00 P.M. l'l.t.CaLISTIC "OUtt stoleo from bar car while it • CONGRATULATED the • SET A HEARING for Sept. state M'llt1al Savlnp, 4001 ··---OR. JIMMY COW.IS, PAS TOR ns puked 1n a lot at "8 " St. Enstp oatts 25th amt•ersary. 10 oo possible revoca.ttoo ot a llac.Artbur BITd., laterlor 1m -
COSTA MESA COUNSELING CENTER and E. Oeean Froot, Balboa, • CONTINUED 10 Sept. 10 u.se permJt tor an Euoa C:U pt'Ofements tor entire build-
TO !HHAMCE OYMAMIC LIV:IHG between 4 p.m. Aug. 4 a.od an aw:eat b'om a decl.llon to station at 6400 w. Coast RwJ., ID&. $1SZ,SOO . 1 p.m. Aug. 5. allow construction ol 4 dwell-West Newport. • BIG CANYON
ANOTHER MINISTRY Or TOE nAST BAPTIST CHURCH 1.ng m.tts at 1319 E. Balboa • APPROVED a ~re-ol-RIJddmlDer, swtmmin( pool,
REV. J,UIE$ HEHRY. Dl RECTDR L!GAL HOTICE Blvd .• Balboa. lo!lueoce map wblch !he ctiJ 8R,. llerooiU.s, $6,700.
F.UOLY, PERSONAL, CALL 548~1'733 • TABLED an ordiDanee that will present to tbe couoty•s
MARITAL COUNSELING OR 5.f8-Z837 FICTITIOUS B1BINESS NAME would ban g!.veo a new de~ Local Arency Formatloa Com-
LEARH TO LIVE '_'THE DYMAM.IC. LifE." STATEMENT finitloo of "stories" in build~ ml&don. Tbe map 1Dehdes
The following periODS are 1ng c:onstructl.on, thus etrec:t-up County Airport, the
doing Ws:loeu: as: Rigid Umlt-l•ely killing tbe ordloa.nee for Dine property ud the
We la.rite JOG to worship ed Puf:DeJ'stllp fl , 3'723 Blreb oow. COI.st area from Coroaa
FJRST·OfUaOf OP LUTHERAN CHURCH St., Newport Bch., CL 92660: • DlREC TED A LE'M'ER to Mar to wbere Los .,.;;;,..:.;, ~ ~ OF THE MASTER Robert L. DtckiDsoo., 2021 Lee-the state pubUc utlllttes com-CuyOD r.a tnto Crystal Core,~~~~!!~~~~~~
M .._. 2900 hcffic Vt.w Or. ward Ln., Newport Be h., Ca. mission asking tbat a Pink Bus The out Cmmctl meet.tn&: ls
S:v SOIOOL Corona del Mlf, cam. 92660; Vt'f'WI A. Dtetf.D500, LlDe rold.e to thf Penla.suta scheduled tor 7:SO p.m. *-uc.
f .._ •d IOIID a.a. 20Zl Leeward Ln., Newport Point oot be apptoYed. 20 1D CltJ Hall.
S~AY SUVICU LAWRENCE D. FRUHLING Bch., Ca. 92660. • CONFIRMED the appoillt-==J;:~~:!ij~!fiL==I , ... a4l .,.. ... Pasb" This tNsiDess Is eoodtJCted by ~~~,e~:~t.t_ of Barbara Eastman.
Phone: 644-2664 a limited partoerstllp. Mtuoo Freeman, Ste'lfiJ"t Wood-
WBONUOAY BVIHING SUNDAY Stped: Vlrla.D A. Dtctl.nson. ard m! Marla.D. Puks as al-F1CTmOm Bt.SINESS NIJ•EI
MEmNG a p.a 10:00 A.M.-Famtly Worship Tbis statement was fUedwltb ternate members of tbe eurlr-STATDIENT llLUifNO ~ · the County Clerk ol Ora.a.ce oomental q111.Uty eootrol elti-The tolkmnr persoos ·:-~.:; t ..... -S7i4ll p.-.jJ,..NU_RS_E·R·Y-PR•O-V•ID•E•D-.J COUDty oa Auc. IS, 1973, WU-seas adrtsory eommJ\tee. Mrs. dotDC busiDeu u : W: 1 t ..-..-l1am £. St Jotm, eomtJ clerk, Parks, woo 'W'lB a primary Eoterprlse
.,...._, • ~~ by Tberesa M. Ward, deputy. member of the committee .NaUooal
t La· S ,...., 7-t ,... ATT.EHO Petlsb: Auc. 16, 23, 30, asked for alternate status, tn~ Ca. 9U77:
Sept. 6, 1973, ID the Newport stead, and must be reptaeed. t94SZ 1YJ mema.
talONDDftJMJIOP THE CHURCH Harbor Eusi«<. F-27470 • DIRECTED A LETTER 1o CL ae7; n.-,
the Soutb Coast Repoaal Coo-COI'tli:Dd. Or., Corooa L.IGAL. •nCI ser'f"lUoo CommtsstoaoutllrdDc Ca. 92U5; Georae ObliDC'or:
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FICTITlOUS BUSINESS NAME etty objeCtions to proposed !1851 Naut..l Part. L.apm
STATEMENT SCRCC poUcy guideliDes. Ntpl, Ca. iZft1.
The followiDC penoo. lsdot.nc • OKAYED a teDtaUve tnet TbiJ baiDea is CODdoeted
buslnell u : Rolf's Fasllioo map for eoodom.la..lums at the by a ....-...I pu1:Duslllp.
GRACE BIBLE OIUROI F-. 11%7 E. COUI HWJ .• oortbero corner a1 "-""' Slpod' A.-. FrJt.
Amertean 1AciOG HaU Coi'ODI. del Mar, Cal. 92625: An. and TICODiteropSt., West ThU ltatemtlll ftl flledwttb
5&5 W, lith strNt Rolf SWeoddll, 1851 Wltebell, Newport Helgbts. tM Co.ty Clerk ot 0raace
COlla IliA Apt. SZ, TutlD, Cal. 9!8&0. • HELD UP appron.l of a Couaty OD A.ac. 14. 19'71, WU-
REV. TOM TYREE, ~t •• ,., Ttu busJ.IMsa: Is eoMucted teotaun map for a G-~m..U l1ul £. st. Jot&, coay eJerk,
SUliOAT SI!RVICES: by uiDdtrid•L cco<k>lniDtum at ao<tll of Pa. by lbw-II. Ward, -·
10:00 A. II. 6 7:00P.M. Slped: Rolf Swe~l el.tlc Vlew OJ'. Ud eut o( Pelllill: Aq. 16, U , 30,
BOME BlBLE CLASSES: Thla statemeDt wu flied .ttb New Kae Arthlll' Blvd., Hartqo ~ 15, 19'71, 11 tbe Newpe\
Call SA-0091 tbo CoomtJ Clork al Oru"' View BlUs. -1 a -II Harbor Eutp. F .t'H89
REGULARLY
llam E. 91 lobo, ......., elerll, ---------M01ICI
bJ Tbtr.. M. Ward. depatJ,
Plobllab: A... II, ll, 30, --:::::=:.!::t:::=~-~~~i;~~~~~·l coaa.ty • Aue. u, n'73, wu. made of tM poulb\e etreet ar --'Litw:liiiniiCI-~1
ROI••T M, liM -AJTO• &apt, 8, 197S, lD tbe .Newport
llRD ST ••• ORAHGE, COSTA M!SA I 641-5010 -Eaalp. F-17417
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BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hw v.
Corona del Mar
Phone 644· 7336
ERS
DIMMITT
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Finest quality dry cle.~nina
on ~~~~ premises
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Self-«TYice laundry
All new -latest model
Ff'ilida,ft ...-.en
3200 E. Coast Hwy .• COM
Phone; 673,960!1
FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DiM•rl T1sh
rLORJSTS --71
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merchants
• for servtce
• HEARING AIDS
HAL AEB ISCHER
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Proper F1tt1ng Assurer1
3409 E Coast Hwy
Cofona del Mar
675-3833
dothina Nauf1n.l c,h.
M:arin~ tbrdw.ur
Op.:n Snot-n Day' a Wrrk
10 Servt" You Brurr
2700W. C04111 Hwy .. N.B.
645-1711
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ANTHONY'S
SHOE SERVICE
COMtlETE SHOE , LUOGAOE
AND HANDBAG REP' AlA$
3401 E. Coast Hithwev
COfOIII del r•br
Phone: 67~0
Od., LGC~~oa•:
• 3433 VIA LIDO. NEY'fii'OAT
• 1• FASHK>N !SLANO
• 11011RVINE, NEW.OAT
OP"EMIMC SOONo
SO UTH COAST 'IILLA.Cf:
C.DIIflf'J' Crisp
FRIFO CHICKEN
046-5810
1 1.00 •·"'-to 9 :00 •• -. DMtv
ClOSED TUESOAY
291 E. 17TH STREET
COSTA MESA
•PIYIUblnfHI!l§
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PLUMBER
700 Carnation A'W:
('orona del Mar
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DAY .t. NIGHT
WA TEJt IlEA TE.RS
b1J.o4130
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HOME OF THE NEW CAR
"Golden
Touch"
laser regatta inaugurated
CALL HOW
FOR A TRUE
PHOTO
PORTRAIT
Hot on
NOW
Burt Reynolds
''WHITE LIGifTIIING"
7:00 end 10:30 PM ., ..
Burt Lancuter
"SCORPIO"
By Neal Beckoer
Tbe ftrst western regional
junior ebampionshlp reptta for
~ burreomoc Laser Class
a..tlboats was beld ot1 Ne1t'J)Ort
Beach 1ut week-eod wttb the
Newport Harbor Yacht C tub as
bolt for the 3-daY event.
FlJty -nloe boys and girls
from 12 to 18 years of age
came from all aloog the Pa-
ctllc Coast and HawaU to sldp-
per tbeir 14-foot, one-man cat-
boats Lo this inaugural event.
Power boats b'om the host club
towed the cootestants to an area
off the Balboa Pier, where 2
practice races ware held Friday
atterDOOD. The real competl-
t1oo started oo Saturday with
3 races scheduled. Some of the
tow -boats carried lwehes for
tbe sailors to be passed out
between races, since there Is
oo room for stowage In a 14-
foot Laser.
Two races had been held 111
5 to 7 1mot southwest breezes
when, suddenly, the ltdrd race
was cancelled due to a Coast
Guard alert for toz:tc fUmes
escaping from a chemical plant
in Loog Beach, and the whole
fleet scurried back to t'1e l'lub-
bouse docks. Oo Surtda) t ... 5-
race series was completed
wtthotrt Incident tn somewhat
better weather, ezcept for ei-
tremely llgbt airs 1n tbe final
race.
Tbe famous Gold "S"
ossembly line picnore,/1---..;;
bui A TRUE ENVIRONMENTAL PORTRAIT
Color or Bla clc & Wh;le • S25.00
.UK FOR BRUCE At R94-3245 or 548-2914
!B,t= cJI.
Rllr!-Will Surprisr l'o•!
CALL U$ TODAY AIOUT
4 POLIC
CHECK LIST
Sox Shoes
Gym Clothes
BASKETBALL SHOES
TENNIS SHOES
PLAYGROUND Warm Up Suits
IALLS
$PE!DO
SWIM SUITS
Sweat Shirts
n11u Basketballs
Volleyball$ =.:;~-
orii!DallY -ted to NHYC bJ
tbe late Commodore J. A. (Joe)
Beelt tor tbe ct.~lhlp al
lbe Soowblrd Clul, baa -
redod!Cited bJ Mre. -lor
tile jualor ·--blp of tbe Laser Class, and Nadllome
silver "take-bome" tropldeJ
for tbe 10 top cootestutatntbe
fleet were added bJ tbe c:ICI.
At the coocii&Sioo ot tbe nptta
SUDday aJierDOOO, lbe lrcpbJ
present:a.tioo was beld Cll tbe
NHYC deck, with Mrs, Beet
awarding tbe GoJd "8" per-
petual to 16-year old Mart
Gaudio of tbe host clab, wbo
was declared wtJmer with tbe
low score of 27-1/Z polbt1 tor
the series.
Runners up ln order were:
(2) Mark Rastello, Balboa YC;
(3) Jim Buckingbl.m, NHYC ·
(4) Did Munroe, NHYC; (5\
Ktat Langford, Wlodjammers
YC; (6) Kurt Schmidt, Lido
Isle YC; (7) lUrk Reynolds,
Sao Diego YC; (8) CrJ.ac Mar.
ttn, Mlssloo Bay YC; (9) Mull:
Williams, Cllllonll YC; (10)
Clark Pothotl', NHYC.
lues to start
grid drill
A PORTION of 11>1 59--U.. Clul-wblcb l1nod
N for Newport Harbor Yacbt Ch.,'s I.Ditlal w .. terD Ja~
Iller Cbamptoublp Reptta lui ......__, to abon ID
OM ol lbt s tbrU oft tr. Bal:lol. Pier. Tbl:ee IPOriJ
utUe 14-toot •• lfDclt-bUdeu" were orlctnated t.a Cuadl
2 Jeara aco &Dd bi.Ye pined tremeadoul: popularity for
pmoe ooe-dalp ractnc compettUoo. (Bieber pboto.)
BOBBY NETTLES of Costa Mesa ns tbe winDer ln the
9-10 ace CJ'<ql lD tbe "play ball wttb the Dodgers" sktl.la
eootest beld Auc. lZ at Dodger stadium. Yore than 90,000
yollllpters bad competed tor tbeSoutberoCal.lfol'lllacl\amp-
tOilShlp 111 3 ace &r()IC)s --throwt.nc for dlltaoce, rUJlll1DC
bases for t1me, Mtt1nc and btmUDc. BobbJ. who competed
as a 4tb uader, woo tbe Harbor Ar• cbamploDilllp, then
tile recloul lllld c:oool)', lllld tlaolly tlle Soulberu Cai-
Uonia tftlt. He wu tbe q-.rterback oa th MariDers
Part tla6 -D tam !bat W(Nl lbe Ctly ot Newport
Beach Utlt, pltcber tor tbe ClaJS B lflllpe champs lD
the Harbor Area tuet.ll procn-m aad ruard 00 tbe
UDdefeated Boys Club tuketball team. His dad, Robert
G. Nettles, wu a Harbor Higb athlete, class ol1948.
DEPARTMENT Of THE TREASURY
OFFI CE OF RE VENUE SHARING
1900 PENNSYLVANIA AVE N W
WASHINGTON. 0 C 20226
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THI OOYIRNMIJIIIT OF
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HAS USED li S REVENUE SHAAING PAYMEN T
~O R Hn PERIOD BEGI NNING
t NOING
IN THE FOl LOWING M MIINER BASEO UPON A.
TOTAL PAYM f NT O F
ACCOUNI NO
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.. UILI$11, AUG. D. lf7J, Ill lMI 1\IWP'OU KARIOI IMSIOM.
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Newport BeoCh Bollloa
Balboa Island Costa Meso
Lido· Isle Corono del Ma
NEARING COMPLETION!
Come live near the sea in beautiful NeY."IV\rt Crest. . r-
A ~ BEDROOIIf, PLAN 8 with a cozy den &
an out of nte master suite with front &: rear
decks giving you a great outdoor feeling
Fantastic Cor entertainment! •
A 4 BEDROOM, PLAN 6 -for great family hvm~. nothmg can surpass this spacious
model. The family room exudes great
w~rmlh & charm a:, you overlook a beauli·
ruJ]andSC31Jed t'OUrtyard.
~'tu· an appoinlmcnl tn :o;ec, ple;1sc J.,l VC us a
call.
2U6 E. PACIFIC COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAll. CALIF. 1714) 640-1484
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llltlSTKiE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
Lind• Isle Wat.rfront
Custom 4-bdrm., 41h bath home on lagoon. Full}
:fuipped island kitchen, waterfront family room.
, · llanl room ........................ 5245.000
"'~T ... 'LJIJd•, I sit ••t.rfr.ont
Lovely 4 bdim., 41h ba. home with swim~
rhing pool , pier &: slip. panoramic view of
main channel. Lge. famiJy rm. w1space for
billiards & family dining. Waterfront forma !
dining & living rm. $275.000.
Linda Isle Wat•rfront
Custom 4 bdrm., 5 bath home with view of
main channel. Soft <:olors, rich wood panel-
Ing & 3 frplcs .. give a warm intimate feel-
ing. Waterfront mstr. suite has dbl. bath,
sitting area, view decks ......... $295,000.
For Complete lnformatton
On All HOIMI & Lots, PIMM Call:
BILL GRUNDY, .Realtor
lol ,,. ........ .,..... ,.
3'1 BAYSIOI DIL, fUITW I, IIU, tJWfQ
Beautiful Harbor View
Ideal community for a yomc flmlly --School,
pools and green areas. Well deslped Portoftno,
3 bedrooms, Z 1/2 te.ths, dlnlnc room, breakfast
area aDd f:lmlly room.
1915 PORT WEYBRnx:;E $78,000
Hatd tn please?
YOUR SEAR.OI IS OVER!
Three bedrooms, Z 1/1 bl.tbs, p.mtnc bardWoo4
floorl, SUD Ut pool lD a HI'-~ llttiDc.
BE READY FOil SCHOOL
1018 COMMODORE $'19,500
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TltURSOAY, AUG. 23, 1973
CJIJaiA O£l IIAa, CloL. CURT DOSH
Real Estate
Newport Beach Balboa
Balboa Island Costa Meso
Lido Isle Coron" del Mar
fU!AL. TO"
a.o.WUT COAST HIGHWAY
H • ..,ao,_T a•ACM lu.-&c72
LUSCIOUS
EASTBLUFF
OPEN HOUSE
Sat. & Sun. 1-5
4 BEDROOMS· 2% BATHS. FAMILY ROOM
LARGE LOT. BEARIHG FRUIT TREES
S69,500
AN llolloiACULATE HOllE
ROY R. McCARDLE
REALTOR
548-7729
Rclial• Sct11lel Siloc1 190
MACNAB
IRVINE
RNER HOMES
CAPTIVATING CHARM
Rare, custom built. view home. 4 BR fl + den). 3-<:ar garage. Glamorous pool,
huge terrace. Most furnishings, 50me of
great historic value can be incl. Fee land!
Elaine Svedeen 642-8235.
VINTAGE BALBOA ISLAND
2 Bf! ~pltaa:e ~~n prime eod of_ island. Lz
block tO beach. A cute rental until you are
ready to build. $61 ,000. Appt. only. Martha
Macnab 642-8235. 1 E28 )
"125' BAYFRONT"
Owner truly motivated-has reduced price
of this dclighH\llly different 3 BR, l bath
home. Large LR. formal DR , spacious FR,
greet for indoor/outdoor entertaining.
Price now $163,500. G. F'ay fB.. Owent
64U235. OPEN SAT. & SUN . 1·5 p.m.
•41 Balboa Coves. (E22)
{Irvine I· • __ .. · .. I
101 DoMDIIM Mt•UU
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p.~. &,..u f<.alt,
RENT-··
LEASE .OPTION···· BUY!
Lovely Baycrest --recentlY Usted, and owner
anxious to move before school begins ~-you can
tool
Four bedrooms, dlnlDg room and den --brand
new carpetltl.g. Z, 400 sq. feet of easy Ul'ing. Best
school district!
J
Call for details.
-~ s.tur.~oyo 1 s-,.
PETE BARRffi REALTY , .. w .............
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····~·············· MLS SALES REPORT ,
Sales throogh the Multlple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled
$100.9 million In the ftrst 7 months
of 1973. THIS IS A 20% INCREASE
OVER THE SAME PERIOD OF 19721
2,888 new .l18tlngs were proceseed,
r1 whtcll 85% WERE SOLDI 59% cl
the llalel were cooperative,
Lilt 7our property 1I'Wl a Realtor.
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S.0 tiYOUR SU ISCRif'1'10M
' MID UCIIVI
A Pllll CDP'f OP "!I AIMVIIISART IDITICIM
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f' ...
COlliN -MAITII IK.
OCEAN VIEW -Corona del Mat
A RIAL SLEEPER-2 SEPARATE HOMES
... each With a view of the Pacl.fic. You can
live in one & ha\•e income from the other.
Large swimming pool & entertainment area;
each 'Nilh its own real !rplc. -so many ex-
trail that r ou must see to appreciate. Offer-
L'tl. at ~169,500
IAYCREST IEAUTY
Enlarged 4 bdrm .. J bath home on profes~
lmlscpd. lot. Owner \'l.'ry anx1ous to move to
his new localton. Pricl.'t'l Cor s-.lc at a low .
>69,750
nBURON-FOUNTAIN VAWY
Large Z..sty. air-cond . condo home. incl. 4
RR .. 3 ba .. lush carpeting & drapes; elec.
garage door opent>r , self·deaning oven. in·
~en:om .. \r ross tile ,;treet from pool. which E I" llkP h;L\'inl;! your O\\ll ,\ithotll lhe respon· A Sththl ~· 1'1 y S39.ltU.'1
l COSTA MESA
Small home for the bud~et.-mlndec\ buyer. J 3 Bn .. 11 ~ baths. with a ni ce vard -rlo~c
to all shO P!1ing. P.ring po•inl brush & save 0 money . Only ~29.500~
R OCEAN BLVD. -FOR LEASE
Avrul. for the month of Aug . & Sept.
Coli US· few your ...t ooto~ noods -WE
hove lob of ............ "' toll¥fN oboutl
Naspw1·C... .. .._·C....MMe
CoRBIN-MARTINl
Corona del Mar
Hilltop
This m.agnltlceat sil bedroom hOme r.s loads:
of coloohl charm aOO numerous tine ~graded tea ~
hires. Vacant and available wtth finiblf' t1nanclng
wltb an opportunity for the oew bUJer to walt for
lower interest rates. See magntnceat home to-
day! Call 675 -7225.
675-722.5
--------------------------JUST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOkiNG FOR
IN CORONA DEL MAR
4 Bdrm tam r m·J.. dm 1111 Lusk llbr \'L
Hills home w ne'' Pool & )<tt'U7.Zi Th 1s love·
lv home h<1' an unobstrm Lt•d 1 u uf the ll lue
.Pac1f1c A low Jn;.lllll. 1 ard cHILO . soft '' ater
system & all thto blt·lll" \\hat 1no re (Ould
~·ou a s k tor a t ~ 000
6 DELUXE UNITS -THE SLUFFS
Ueautiful o ~ ner's unJl. Good me SZJO 000
BALBOA PENINSULA
C:ight 1-l:ln. umb. JUSt redt>cor .t t·o mp.
furnL shed. Income $'25.\1 per _vt><1r Sl98 500
Q Orange Coast
1600 E. Co.st Hwy ., Coron• del Mar
REAL ESTATE 644 4MI ·······-······ --····-------
'MONARCH BAY TERRACE'
$ptctacular OCI!I.Jl nn estendlnc from tbe lbol'e
at Dua PoiDI to tbe deep blue qters on CataUDa
Tbl.l m.api.Gcent redwood llDd class home loci~
two bap muter Rites with white water riewa.
J 1/1 ttau... ud ea:pustn secoOO lent tor addt-
tloall bedrooms or reert~~tioa. Inner prdeDa. S•-
Qf coartrud with pool &ad JICIIUI. All combJDed
for P'aao. Ud eomtortable UYtng. SSIO,OOO.
'THE BLUFFS'
'-11' 4 -· S IIOib COOIC!o. Eajoy " ...... .._.. lli • prdla patio cmrkJotlac a t.atu.J
Pll'*d Ud pool. Brtct flr'lt)lce. ~llptl ta
.... IA.rlt dlalill .,._, Natural ~ ~1DI 111
_, ....... -ploJUr ... _ • ._ ---.... -..,,100,
Grubb&EIUs
2113 E,. CG11t tfwr.
CorOIII dll ..
175-7C*)
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-CAMEO SHORES
4515 Tremont
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5
A HOME FOR A LARGE FAMILY , .. OR A LARGE
HOME FOR A FAJitiLY! .•• WITH POOL AND A
VIEW, WHICH IS WELL WORTH SEElNG.
OWNER CAN GIVE QUICK PCl!)NESSION . ASKING
$124,500
••••
CORONA DEL MAR
CORNER DUPLEX
BEAtrriFUL OWNERS UNIT -- 3 BDRM . FAYILY
ROOM WITH BAR --PATIO. RE AL LY PRIDE OF
OWNERSHIP. CARPETS, DRAPES, SHUTTERS AND
APPUANCES AR E FEATURED AS WELL AS UN -
USUAL STORAGE
PLUS
AN Ot.rrSTANDING 3 BE DROOM RENTAL.
CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE.
OR
SMALLER CORNER DUPLEX
FOR ONLY $78,500
2 BEDROOMS EACH WITH FIRE PLACES AND SEP -
ARATE GARAGES. NEW PA INT , CARPET, HAR D.
WARE AND APPUANCES.
Budget Price l.ag
We point with pride to this one! Lovely Corona
del Mar location near beach, great ror small fam ily
or co~le,
Three bedrooms, 2 baths , play yard. The richly
panelled lamHy room lends Itself to a writer , a.n
artist or just delightful Uvlnt.
$59,500.00 and you own the land.
THE REAL ESTATERS
BLUFFS -· HEW ON MARKET
Paging couptes for imma<". townhouse <"ondo.
with 2 bdrms .. den. terrazo entry & kitchen.'
Upgnded carpets & drapes. $63.500. M. Barr
IRVINE COVE
2 .~s. &. conv. den home m pnvate area.
wtthin steps of finest surfmg beach. Plans
naU. for additions. ~119.500
Kathryn Raulston
CORONA DEL MAR
Just ~2 block to Little Corona. Magnificent
view of white water & rocks. hills & Ugbta.
Nest 2 BR on lge. lot. Only $85,000.
HICOH ON A HILL TOP
PaDoramk .-iew -Turtle Rock Hilb "Pr&
-'dent" home. 4 BR. familv room -nrtm/
toDDis. too. 194,500. .
DOVER ""'RES · LOVELY VIEW
Lonl1 c:ualom bll 4 BR home on ..n-1oL
DilL rm., !am. nn. w~t bar It -· f]II,IIOO.
150 HEWI'ORT CENTER
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Mom-daughter fashions
nt -Cor-1'&clll olod 11J IIC1'C -· uol Ollt> wiiiiiOIII a .... ._ ... ,._ -.......
tor .._ --a1...oa IIH.Ialla D.Coctru,-b-WgtsstQ ...... P,tonc,w. --~ YUliMOOID1MI·
t,. -"''Ia uo1 -b II 11 talo!r. l alla GoiiJo <rill Dlar ll!o
a.a. ran ·-.., bael!-~'*"" -· to--1 --will ba mod-II H. Dou .,...... wUo <II till COBlatiODe, t. cwtr&U ,. I obl.irmu ol lldltl • ..,.,._. • • • Of ..c::aa durl!l( lllo ..... ,.... IUid will
be ce budtonlcomemembers
nol:.., IUid ,..ott. lin. Our ... wtU ~ be .... ..., byber co..ebllrmu,
.. no Mrs. A. G. DorirlaD, wtto <II
~---------~ the fict-commodon, Mn. -James Eiomt, wUt oltbttr ... 'l'htrt'll be tome •rum my aDd
slake tllia week-eodlfHawatiaa
d&DclDr 11 put ol the annual
"Aloba Ltau" belng lfven by
Post Z91 of the Ametlean
Leg:ton. Startlnr wtth Okole
M,ahma bour at 6 p.m., the res-
tin ocea1ton wtU lociOOe auth·
entic Ha....u.a.n food, music aDd a
floor 1bow this Saturday, August
25, at the American Legion Hall
on the bay.
urer, and Mra. "BJ" UtllA,
wife at tbe secretary, u host·
esses.
ORAHGEGROV·E SALE
CLOSE TO $500,000
' '·
114URSDAY, All G.
Church ·
• Till liZ-IWI-cl!do ._ ._,., lllo ,..._
CBURCB OF HUGill .. tel-DO<Itr -... lllo •-IHCE, Ml C... IL, Colla WM1•1 ftsld.
.... --TMa.,E ...... JKt.. • • •
-will ...... II 10 LID. 0 ST. IAKII BPBCOP.U. t-, ,. 1bo q,te "h""' Clllre .. UOt VIa Lido, llow-
-1o -... 'no Wo-pbri Baaeb --Tbo Rer. Ray-
-·, Gailll t. .-ICIFIDC tb1 FDOid llalllr, dirtcb' fA
aa1o "' u.-.,. 111o 11tpt. 1 c-A4mleo "' Palmar-JWtormuc• f1 "SoeMdr• ot ltm ~b. Nn' Z•Jud.. trill Banot a-." 1o 1>o .,. __ 1>o 111011 prooew 11 lbo 1 11111
od II 1:10 p.m. Ill 1bo lrfl.oo 10 Lm. 8-r -.te... 11o
Bowl bJ lbo Lquoo Baaeb Cl-baa-partleljlollllclllaoam-
YI.c Ballet. bw fA cblrlamaUc coatceoc•
• • • lD GlrtriUlf, Fruce, EDCI&Dd,
• QlACE BJBLE CRURCR, YIIDCOWIII', B.C., aod at Mtl-
515 W. 181h st., Colla 11 ... odrlaDd,0 Allabolm .
•• Tbt Rw. Tbomu Tyree's • PLYKOUT~ CON~EGA· lel'lllOD 00 PbiUpplaM at 10 a.m . tb1J S.t&y 11 part z of TIONAL CHURCH, 1282 Broad
''Tbe matter of mottnUoa.." street, Newport HetctU ·-M-
A ? bJs soelate m!JUter Terry Llad-t p.m. be coottnues vall wtll be lD tbe pu4)lt ap.l.D
.t.IKIJ 1n tbe book of James, tb1J: Sunda tor tbt 10 a m
wUh put Z of the messap oo ,. ., • •
"God's edvlce to tbe unstable " aerrice, preacblDc oo Good
• • • • oewa/bad DtWI ." Tbe cbu:rc b
SERVICE CLUB
Incidentally, the Leg:too has
also planned an "Okl Smooth·
Ies" dance oo SatiD'day, Sept.
1, and tw.s anno..mced sWood
dlrulers eYe ry friday ntght from
6 to 9 p.m. at the clubhouse,
beginn.lng tomorrow, Aug. Z4. • • •
Art·a-fair, the Sawdust Fes-
tival, and the art shOw on the
grotmds of the Laguna Art fes-
tival will all be over after
th.Js week-end, so U you want
to inhale another whltf of these
displays, don't tarry. Oneofthe
portrait artists exhibiting at
Art-a-Falr this year Is Phoebe
Hall Thorpe, whO Is now Uvlng
ln Corona del Mar. Phoebe
specializes ln protraits or peo-
ple and animals In oils.
Miss Tbelma Jobuoo, •bo
owns tbe baytront property at
<13 VIa Lido Soud, Lido !ale,
has sold tbe 12 acre flmlly
orange crave lo Inloe to lbe
Warmtngtoo Constructloo Co.,
wbose senior partner, Ed
Warmington, bas beerl a L1do
resldeot at 827 Via Lido Soud
for more than ZO years.
The sale, ln't'Otvin( a ooa-
stderatton close to S500,000,
was made a complete Udo Isle
transaction by the fact ttw.t
both prloclpalswere represent-
ed by real estate broker Dun-
ster Creely,loog-tlme business
manager of tbe Udo Isle Com-
munity Assn. during tbe period
of lbe Island's greatest growth.
THE PACIF'JC SOl!THWEST senior's teoots totD'oameot
will aptn be played at the Newport Beach Tennls Club,
and this year It wtu be a $10,000 "Teno.Ls World classic,"
scheduled for Sept. 10-16. Pictured here, trom left, an
Rod Laver, world tennis champ and touring proft aslooa1
ot the Newport Beach Tennis Club; Nancy Chatfee Kiner,
tennis director of the proposed Holstein ''Tennis Wor ld"
commtm.lty In Palm Spr ings, and Geor ge M. HolstelD
Ill. tennis cl~ owner . The new "TenrUs Wor ld" Is spoo-
sortnr the $1 0,000 classic, which has a lready drawn
commUments tram Frank Sedgman, Alu (Chlet) Olmedo,
Pancho SeKtD'a and Hugh Stewart. Another big event In
the tournament will be the super senior s diYiston tor
players 65 years of age and older.
• ST. ANDREW'S PRESBY-pastor, JobD LlDdn.U. Is bac k after atteod1Dc m1as1ooa cc:m-TERlAN CHURCH , 800 St. Ao. ferences durtnr bill n eatloo.
drew's Road, Cutf Haven--Dr.
Charles Dterelltleld. wlllpreach SOUTH C:OUT VILLAGE
oo "Pa ul's power" at the 8, RIBBON OJ niNe; AUG.. 29
9:30 and 11 a .m. SUDday ser-Santa ADa Mayor Jerry Pat-
flees. • • • !~~ ~~-c~=.,;:,,rf=
• THE NEWPORT UNITY 29, for the offtclal openlnt of
C HURCH, 15th St. and ln'lne tbe 160,000 at. ft. South Coast
An., Cwt Haven --Tbe Rev. V11lap near South CoastPla.r.a.
Loren Fllcldnser wlU speak Tbe 16 acre, 7 bulkUng roar-
on "Tblok it thru" at 10 a.m. will 69 s hops
Slmday. Tbe service wtll lD-
CC office
plan delayed
A new permanent hOme for the
Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commer ce could be at least
2 years away, Ch.amber om-
clals learned Monday.
William Lusk, the cllalrman
of a committee seeklng a build-
ing site for a new Chamber
headquarters , told Monday's
monthly board of directors
meeting that Z possible sUes
offer ed by the lrvtne Co. "do
oot meet the Chamber's cri-
teria of havtng a location along
Coast Highway." Mr. Lusk said
both sites offered were near
the fir e station In the north-
west corner o1 Newport Center.
'·II we want anything near the
highway, we'd better extend our
present lease for a year, then
go tack to the lrYine Co. later,
when they have made further
study of the Mure of their
properUes," he told the board.
The Chamber last month took
a one-Year lease oo temporary
otflces at 270 Newport Center
Dr. Alter hearlng Mr. Lusk's
report, Chamber president
Richard Stevens asked that a
committee look Into a year 's
extension on the lease.
The old Chamber heai1Quart-
ers at 2166 E:. Coast Hwy.,
Cor ona del Mar, was sold re-
c ently to the Bank of Newport,
alter the Chamber outgrew the
location.
Bllikllng tund chairman John
Macnab suggested Monday IIJat
architect 's renderings or the
new headQuarters be made be-
fore any further funds are
sought.
• SCHEDVLE OF EVENT~
for the future wtll lnclude an
open house Aug. 29 from 2:30
to 6:30 p.m. at the new Cham-
ber office In Newport Cente r,
a )olnt meeting on the Pav!Uon
Queen cruise boat Sept. 20 with
the Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commer ce boa.rd of rtlrectors,
and an address on Sept. 17 by
State Assemblyman Robert
Moretti on Governor Reagan's
tu: program.
TRAVEL FILM 0~ PA RIS
"This Is Paris," a widelY -
a cclalmed ft lm on the )ewe!
of Europe's cities, will be
sbown Ulls Fr iday night at 8p.m.
In the Newport Harbor hJgh
scllool auditorium, with the ad-
mission pr ice of $2 tor adults
and $1 lor students, benetl.tting
the American ()plnk>n Book
Store lD Costa Mesa.
TOM SHEL TOH ERIN BLACI(WELL
Shelton Players on stage
The "Old Shelton Player s"
are moving out of the back
yard and Into a plt!Uc hall
to present "Speak Easy," a
musical satire slated for Aug.
24 • Sept. 1 performances at
the Community Youth Center
ln Corona del Mar.
For 4 years, the amateur
drama grolC), beaded by 18-
year-old Tom Sheltoo., !las per-
formed In the back yud of the
Shelton home at Z908 Ocean
Blvd., Corona del Mar. Tom's
father, Rober t SheHan, Is a
former Newport Beach city
councilman and city manager,
"lt wa.s my dad who sug-
~sted that we try to get a
pli>U c place to put this year's
play," ~ys Tom, "and we found
It was surprisingly easy. The
c ity's parks, beaches aod r e-
creation department, which
runs the Youth Center, was
very cooperative."
"Speak Easy," a play about
the U.S. presidency, Is set In
1932, when a ncttooal char-
actor named "Oide Ookey" wtns
the presidential election.
There's romance, satire, plen-
ty or music and a wild ending
wblch rinds all of the cha.rac.
ters In a speak easy.
Young She !ton wrote the mu-
sic which Includes the Utle
song, a love duet called ''1
Dlsconred You, •· a salute to
"The Amer ican flag,'' and
something called "The Gnpe-
ll'ull Girls." The script and
song lyrics were written by
Erin Blackwell, 20, who has
worked with Tom in prevtous
years' efforts. The dlrector
Is drama vete-ran Martheila
Randall.
Evening performances begin
at 8nlghtly from Aug. 24 through
~. I, aDd 3 p.m. matinees
are slated for the 25th and the
lsi.
Admission Is $1.
Tom Shelton, a recent gra.
duate of Corona del Mar hJrtJ
schOOl, plans to enter Occt.
dental College ln the fall as a
theatre and music stUdent.
Goodies prices go _up
SchOO l ltmches wtll probab-school students, so;:
ly cost lbe same as last yeaJ school student& and
in Newport-Mesa schools, bUl adults.
prices are going~ oo some of • RA~E: PRICES oo a la
the special ''«<Oddes'' kids Uke carte Items, such as meal en-
to order to scOOol cafeterl.as. trees, meat sandwiches, tacos,
Tuesday night, school district cottage cheese and SOI.C).
trustees agreed with estimates • rNCREASE prices to 10/; for
prepared by the district stat! hall plnt of milk. Last
oo the coming school year's year, the price was 6(
food prices. Tbey wUI rote The Sept. 4 regular
Sept, 4 on a proposal to: meeting wi ll beg:ln at 7:30 p.m.
* HOLD THE LINE on bal-ln the Costa Mesa City Cotmcll
anced "Class A" hmches at c hambers .
401; for elementary and middle
Mesa ,lax remains at s1
Costa Muawtlloeed$2,22&,-r ate renWns at $1 per $100
000 In property lues to oper-ot assessed valuattoo. wttllllpl-
ate city ro•ernmeut dtd'I..Dc tbe ctal district& add1og aootber
out tl..seal year, tbl CltyCocm-sn per $100 for Plll'kinr
e ll decided MoodaJ Dlgbt. Tbe street UgbUng u pea.ses.
city's basic property tu Despite an tmeta.apd tu
rate, many coaa M-prop..
erty owoers wtUpey rnoretues
because of lDcr -.Hd aaesa-
meot.s.
ln other actloo Monday lliebt.
tbe C()(Dldl:
• OKAYED a lptNd.UmU tn.
creue from 15 to 40 'D.p.h.
oa. porUou ot Brutol st.
• REFERRED loOiecllyllall
I Uat ot r~IIHll from T1111.pr Dr.·-Meldoc-·~ larwtecaplq aDd feDctAr lm• ...... -. • ADOPTED a b"m to
--IIJeomm-
•lllt to cJD. eer1IJsl llroota 1
... Jfllr 4 ~-putloa.
• APPROVED IICM Ul:tiJt-
to. ........ l~lo u R-1-at 1111 w.-
Afo.
CLOSE THE DOOR SAM
Senator Sam Ervin, our crafty Sheriff of Nottingham, is
alarmed at how dirty the political game has gotten. Now
he's trying to close the barn door after the horses are out.
And the sad thing about this is that Sheriff Sam, himseU,
could have slammed the door years ago.
You see, just after the Kennedy-Nixon race of 1960, Sam
was on a committee that was supposed t o have been clearing
away the mud that was thrown in that campaign. Alleged
illegal voting in lllinois, where Mayor Daley's Chicago Dem-
ocrats supposedly got voters' names from tombstones and
had them living at non-existent addr.esses, helped swing that
cruc ial state to the Kennedy camp. After JFK found out that
s ome of his campaign workers might have done some dirt,
he went to Mr. Nixon. Mr. Nixon refused t o push the issue
because he didn't want to bring about a constitutional crisis.
But, Sheriff Sam and his fellow-committeemen could have
du g a little deeper and come up with plenty of wrongdoing.
Instead, they whitewashed the whole thing, thus leaving the
barn door open for more crooked political horseplay in the
future. Now that s ome Republican campaign workers have
shown that they can play the game, t oo, Sheriff Sam is all
excited. The wrong horses are getting out.
Spurred on by politicians who have s o little t o offer that
they have trouble getting campaign contributions, our Congress
ha s now placed limits on what ANYBODY can donate. This
' limits the efforts of good men t o run strong campaigns and
sentences everybody to the same campaigning poorhouse.
That leaves the field open t o big newspapers, such as the
Los Angeles Times, t o wage long wars against candidates
they don't like. The candidates can't get enough money to
fight back against these journalistic giants. Look at what
the Times did to Sam Yorty , for example. What dollar value
could you place upon the 8-year campaign by the Times to
get that white man out of office?
Maybe a ban on endorsements by big papers·.should be con-
s idered, or at least, equal time for the canctldates who are
on the short end of these editorial endorsements.
You'll be glad to endorse the quality American-made hard-
ware we've got down at the store. Stop by for a chat.
The Voice of Experience:
AL FORGIT
THI JOUTMLANO'I "MIST • H.UDWUI • CQL.ON'I' 'AIMTS • IMJ.&.L AJtPLIANCCI• PL.UMIIMO IUP,Lial
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2201 W.IAI.IOA I&. YD., NIWPOIT IIAQf