HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-09-13 - Newport Harbor Ensign. '
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Plans to put an eDd to apart-
ment coostructlon ln Newport
Beach came lmder tl.re tills week:
trom 2 powerful local grOt.Jis.
omctals of the Newport Har-
bor Chamber of Commerce a.oo
the Common Sense Coa.UUon
strongly criticized attempts to
put a ceUlng of 8 dwelUDg
Wlits per acre on futw'e resi-
dential development here.
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I "Tbe Clllmber of Commerce, find a way to apply tile oew
aloog wttb a great deal of the Umtts.
S~:=:~r:r:"fi( ~;.~:=2=~::,:~New slate due NIGHT VIEW ~·:·:;r::.:~:~~~,~~=~ :~~:·:r~m~~~~~: for civic assn
stWles. The Counc U voted 4-3 aUUon (CSC) and a member • DEVICE FOR on Aug. 27 to seodclty planners of the Couocll-appolDted de-Corooa del Mar Ch1c A.ssra., the 5tb An. corridor.
bQ.ck to the drawing boards to velq)ment standards commit-beset 1n recl!llt weeks 'lfith in-Wr. Morgenroth also b.YOrs
, tee called the plan "a oew ternal squabbles, Is golngtopt eJteading CDMCA membership NB COPTERS
C M 0 K S att~mpt at down-ZOD!ng __ tbey a DeW slate of ottlcers aDd dt-to Harbor View Wllsresldfilts,
just call u by another oame ... rectors. most of wbom already bekxl(
TAKING TIME Otrr trom his duties as mayor, 0oo Me -Tne esc whlcb claims soo The membership voted oo to u.xlattons there. The Newport Beach poUce
lnn.ls gets In the mood tor the West Newport clean-~ • • members 'was form~ last Wednesday night of last week Harbor View residents bU'e heUcopter nigtlt Y1.ew1Dg derice
drl", with eome encourapment from »rs. MclDDiJ, and $ March, d~lng city bearings 00 to appoint a oomlnatln.g com-Joioed wtUI Mr. Morgenroth. to be developed by Phlk:o-Ford
entbus1ast..lc C()(ll)eraUoo trom WoUp.ng, the family dachs-PA R K $ · proposed z.ooe changes that mlttee to come ~ with a new Wr . CakjerbeadaoclottM!r "old" under terms o1 a rect~~d:lY-
huod. Special trash pick-~ 1s scheduled for 7 a.m. this would han reduced allowable slate of otncers this mooUl, Cotooa del Mar bomeotrners awarded cootract 1f'ill use ad-
Saturday, Sept. 15, trom 3&th st. to the santa Alia river, deveklpment on some klts r.ooed in accordance with CDMCA by-In opposing re-rO!Jt!.nc of Cc.st nnced teclmoloiD' to I~TCWcwe
between tile ocean and Balboa Blvd. and Coast H'lr)'.,ln-tor multl-bmUyuse.Tbedown-b.ws. Htry. akxlg tbe St.b An. corrl-Y'iewtng eflicleocy and tore-
c luding Udo Sand.s; a.Dd for 7 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 22, Costa Mesavotersg:aveOJer-and 25 acres of prtnfe prop-zoning proposals were DOt ap-The actloo came on a motion dor. 1'h1s CJ'cql has accused duce grmmd oolse leuls orer
trom tbe Newport Pl•r to 36th St. between Balboa BlYd . whelming approval TINisday w proYed by the City Coooc.tL by Wallace Calder bead, 712lr1J Wr · Hill of being 1n fuor ol eurrent operations.
aDd Newport BIYd., lnclldlng Flnley, ClubOOuse, Newport 2 park bond issues that commit erty. The biggest chlmk ot Both Mrs. Joseph aad Mr. Ave., wbo bas ~d De expects use of lbe corridor. The coatn.ct was rl.naUsed
Is !aDd and Balboa Cons; also from 32nd St. to 47th St., the city's t:upayers to a $3.9 scbool property --25 acres --SteYens wrote angry lettersre-the committee to •come ICl wi.Ul liowe't'er, Mr . Cakierbea.d followl..ng City Cotmcll appronl
lnciOOtnc El Rancho market area, and River An. and million purchase aDd deve~-15 adjacent to FaLrview Park. cetYed th1s week by the etty a better board of 1Lrectors•· Pnised Mr. Hill Tuesday as and signing by Mayor DooakS
Marcus between Balbca Blvd. and the Bay, (Richard Clucas ment of 70 acres of surplus ~~~-~a~~~vt~weR~~~ f.atllers. Mr. SteYens, wiJo sa.td than tbe present board, made ICl ''a flDI presiding otncer" dlD'-Wclnnis.
photo.) .schOol land and private prop-of the San Dtean Freeway, and he ns wrtting 00 behalf of~~ Pnstdent Jerry HtU. Bill ~~IUs term as pruideot. Mr. Tile new S')'stem ts beinc
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erty for parks. 5 more acres a";.~ next toTana-the Chamber's ezecutiYeboard, Cagan. Jobn Robblna:, Bob Ill, a rill estate de't'elaper jointly f'lmded by the City or
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• n s Voters approved ProposJUoo p k reminded tbe City Council that lark, Paul Frank tin, Jay Bur-woo llns at 4G4 lrts AYe., was Newport Beach lDd a federal
A, wbtch allocates mooey to ger ar · "alter 13 plilUc bearl.ngs in cbett aDd stewvt Woodard. largely respoostble for rertY-crant recently anoola1ced by
buy the land, by 4,145 to 1,681. SABOTS SAIL SA TU ROA y whic h the Chamber of C~m-Betty Morgan Is secretary lng tbe CDUCA In April ot this Coovessman Andrew J. Htn-
Oo Proposition 8, whlch raises More than 100 Uny Sabot merce partlcip:Ued tully we a.od Lorna Smith Is treasurer. Year after it had been l.nacttve sbaw of tbe 39th District • •
ment of the park lands, trw! LIDder way at 0000 Saturday alred and explored aDd put to eYerything has beeD referred ed by the system will be mag-Ba I boa Po II additional tunds for develop-sailboats are eJ:Pected to get ten the sih».tion badbeeo·iwty "We t..nn•t Uked the n.y for seYeral years. The st:ablllied sceoe p.rortd-
vote ns 4,008 tor and 1,'791 ln the lOth annual "Sail of restooceandforall. to the board of directors, In-JOIHT MEETIHC CALLED llitted, embllng the operator
About 64 per ceot o1 Sal-ag:a.J.nst. The two-thirds major-the Sabots," sponsored by the "Now, we tlnd tb:at the wheel stead ot betng voted oo by How to tlnisb tbe city's kq:-to detect and recopiu smaU
boa's residents oppose re-Vtew Hills, president of Koo-tty needed oo each Issue was Pacific Yacht and BalloonCllil. Is turolng once ap.tn aDd we tbe renenl membersMp," lllr. rani'! p:Del'11 denlq)mentplan objects oa lbe Uocmd better
pblclng the F~m zooe wttll con-wlser Coostruct!oo. could oot nceeded. About 71 per cent Tbe boats wtll sail from tbe must wooder wby tb1s has hap-CalderDead compl&lned at last by tbe year's eod will be dis-at n1gtrt tbln lle could in ctay-
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domln10Pl IID1tl, accordiD& to be reacbed Tunday for com-Y'oted "yes" oo Proposttloo Sea Scout Base circle a buoy pened." weei.'s meeting. cussed oeJt Wcxaday nlcbt.Sept. Ugbt wttll his n.ated eye.
a postcard poll of rqlltend m~ ~~=. ~ ··;." and 69 per ceo.t 00 Prop-solth of Har~ l&land mt Sh fi d Edwtn Worrenrotb, 2721 5tb 17, wbeD Newport Beac.b City 3 000 •
Yellter• .... ---I pro-.,.. oslttoo "8." return to the Sea Scolt Sue. ols re An .• ob)ected to a recent mail Comttitme. ud P~a..~:~aia~Com-Slllft
Tbe ·poll eooducted by oeo-obyed b7 tbe Newport S.Cb LaDd to bll bocqtd lDc:ludes TropbJ p.re&aDtaUons wW be _ r poll of tbt llS member• to c-t mlniootra bokh jllld meet1nc. r I~
domiDlum 'toe Alla.o Belt ol city pernmeat 111 Mu after 45 acres of Newport-M•sa mt-made at tbe Sea Sco.a Base, h I t.betr CCI1Jd.c:lu oa use ol U. Tbe !""eet1Df wUl U.O look at ti Sth le
Beacoo Bay sboWs 801 "DO" more tban a year of bearlnp, fted school district pr~ty and hOtdogs, c hill and coffee male e d 5th AYe. tntllc corrtdar. tbe ~ ClllC8 elemeat of tM an p a
Yofes and 335 •otto& "yes" ~ rullog:s aod plan c.bl.nps. Uat has be-en declared surplus will be served. "I'd rather see tb.se things paenl plan.
to the question: "Sbould a coo-Tbe Ftm .~ooe Is doomed, N B TO s ECT An 1rT1ne Ternce man was coodocted at our meetings " City fatbers ran set a o.d-Yo ttan 3 000 c I
domlniwn be built wbere tbe ecooomtcally, Mr. Seek said • • IN p FOR arrested early Moodayoocbar-said Wr. MorpDI"Otl!.. • llDe ot Jan. 1, 1974., for com-Mar ~~deots· ban~ dea
Ftm zooe Is DOW?" He SQI'· this week, "and the city sbould ges stemming from a burst at Poll results reportedly plet1Dg the plan. Tbe laod ue tltton s1n at lbe
gested tbe poll at ao Aug 20 go ahead wi.tb the scheduled sbowed a l'a!rly euo spHt be-aDd populatioo deosity ele-pe oppo g 11M
meeting of the Soutb Ccut Re-adoption of a development pta.o BOOTLEG GARAGE UNITS ~o~hl:.=ers:J' r~!'~ tween members Yoting to lean meots, COGSldered by IIWlY to Stb An. tramc corridor, Wal-"'ooal coose-tloo Commls-for the ceotral Balboa area." COM tratnc pattarns as theJ be the "KUU " of the plan hne lace Ca.lderhead, spoleamanfor ~, • •• »r. Beet said reslllts of he discovered Ms wUe in the are and ttw>se luorln t a !:ready woo appronl ' a cltuens gr~ ctreulaUnc the
s on, which Is slated to de-his poll could be moo.ttored Garages being used as "boot-doubt that very many peq~le family kite ben with a mao wbo ' C use 0 • petJtloos, told the Ensign yes-~,~~ ~:;.;m~~·~herthe~.: ~ho ~ .. ~·:::r:.:: ::: :~ ~·~ .!'::~ 0~.:..:~~~: :~ .. ~c, ... u, ·"" ~ .. ,""' ~ty .. =. -: .. ~~.· !rom • Watson heads Irvine Co. o··,;.Booi~:Peu .. c'!':',oo""""'ro.~~~c""'or~
wiser Coo.structtoo Co. (for-at the SCRCC omce lD l.oog Inspection of Newport Beach Carrying out the lnspection Robert Hammood, 51, Is tree -... .., ......
merly JAK) to build a 33-Beach or cbecl the Yoters homes slated to begin before will be Mel Hau ge and Jim oo ball after being charged Raymood L. Wabon, ol East the anrd-wtnning East Bluff del Mar freeway.
unit coodominlum on tbe F~m repsti-auon list apinst there-Oet. 1. Slnaset or the community de-with assault with lnteot to com-Bhdf, 46-year -old execatt¥e planDed comm..Uty residential ''Our petttloo Is belnc readiAid
Zone site. The SCRCC coo-Its ••we will systematically go velopment department. mit m\U'der. Y'ice-president of the Irrtne deveklpment, aod guided deYel-for the City COUDCtl," M.r .Cal-
trots coub.I deYeklpmeot. su • through the city's older sec-Mr. Hogan said the illspect-According to pollee, Fred Company, was elected yester. opment of Newport Ceoter. derbeld said.
"I matled out 2,826 post-MESA SURFER HURT ttons ftrst, then work toward ors will start mall.ng their Tucker, 2B,ofSantaAnabrougtlt da.y as president of the ftrm lo JulJ, 1966, Mr. wauoo Tbe Co~mcll and PlanDlne
card ballot1 to all regtltered. Mlct».el Keane, 21, a Costa the OIIJ'*er parts of town." city rotmds ••someti me :lfter Sept, Mr, Hammood's wife, Lynoe, by the board of dlrectocs. was SE!lected to bead the com-Commlssioo will decide later
voters In Balboa," Mr. Beet Mesa body surfer IDjured Stm-commlnlty deYe)Opmentdlrect-17, w definitely bEfore the 39, to her borne at 1104 Dotpbio Awlotncement that Mr. Wa.t-prany's 1aDd deYeiq)meot acti-tills year oo a ctty-wid• tnmc
to1d the Ensign on Tuesday, day wbeo a wne slammed him or Richard Hop.n told the City eod of the month." Ter. after a party lu. COtooa. soo would succeed Wtllla.m R. rtttes. ln J&Dua.ry 1968 be plan. AlternatiYes for traftlc
"a.nd asked tblt they be re. toto tbe beach Dear f.bt Wedge Council when be outllned tbe del Mar SIJDdayn.lght Mr. Hmn-Mason, who died oo July 14, was promoted to ~ .,;ce-ctr culatloo In Corona del Mar
turned to tbe coast commls-was reported to be in bk tnspedloo campaign for them BOOK SALE SEPT. 26-29 mood had attended the party, wa.s made by John V. Newman, president aM tn August,l9'70, Inc lude re-rotaing the Cout
sloo omce In Lon& Beach by cmd1tioo and slowly tmprovtng Monday alteroooo. Ma.rloers Uons Club of New-too, btJl came home earlier. c hairman of the board, follow -was appointed to the position Hlgtrway through Uw 5th A"•·
Aug. 24. Tbe cards are stJU yesterday at Hoag hospital. Mr. Hogan said Yiolators port -.til hold II'S ann\Jiill book N D lng thf. board's regular moDtb.IJ of ezecuttYe rtce prestdellt. He corridor, ellmlnatln& curb
drlbbllng in." Mr. Keane, 2777 Lor -would first be •aroed that the sale Sept. Z8 and 29 ill the ew unes meeting at lbe ftrm'scorporate was !lected to the compe.ny's parldng ontheCoastHwy.route,
Mr. Seek, wbo opentes tbe eozo Ave., was toUDd 00 the city houstng code forbids using Westcllff Plata shopping cen-headqtarters in N!wportC•-board oldlrector-slnJm1e, 19'70. ellminaUng le ft turn lanes on
BaD:loa F'erry between the F~m beach by Weguards after wit-garage1 as UYing space and ter. 1 0 eel ter. Wr. Watson tras senfld u Born In Seattle, Wa.sblneton. the h!gtnn.y, or no change in
Zone and Balbo& lsl&ad, said nesses saw him trying ftinly gtnn a chance to correct the Proceeds from the sale of p ans a1r ~hasoolef ,esmcde0UU1h•.e om cer s1Dce tn Octobu, 1926, Mr . Watsoo current patterns.
the coastal commlasiooera tn -to ltand after be wave tossed sttuatloo. donated books go to local Lion atteoded the UnJ.-erslty of Cal-TOPP\1-1 c; OUT CEREMO"Y
dlcated tr.t they woukl be in-blm ooto the beach. He suffered "Then, we wtU go bac k and charities. Mr · Watson joined tbe tlrm ltornt.a, Berkeley, •bere here-FOR HEW HOA c TOWER
nueoced by tbt poll'• results. troken vertebne, which left re-inspect, aDd Issue citations Sale hour s are trom 9 to 9 The ruture of Newport lAmes as manager of the Pl&ruGc cetnJd an A.B. tn 1951 and an
JoM Koowtser ol Harbor him temporarily paralyzed. to thOse who still hue not Sept. 28 aDd 9 to 6 on the 29th, ca.me toto better focus Tues-department in Septembe:r 1960 W.A. in 1953 ln architecture. Due to economy pln-potnl
corrected t ......... olall-·," "r. Oooors Interested tn giYin« day as county barbOrs, bee.cbes and was promoted to ~ rtc; He ts a rem-ered archite-ct Umtng, the II .!!tory HoagTower '"' •• ....... .. and nArks co rnlsstoaer out std 1 ,.,__ ~~· will be "t~ out" this F'rt-Hopn said, books to the pro)ect may call _. m s -pre eocy n ~ember 1964 In tbe state of CallfonUa and ........-.
"But, I'd lli:e to emphasize," Beam GrU'fttb at 545-9411, Art ~~ what they would l1le to lo thls role, he shaped the 180~ bas beer! elected a Fellow of day, Sept. 14, and the crane
be told tbe Enslen, "tbat we Moore at 640-0333 or Ross see happen to the co~mty-OW'ned era! land use plan tor the ea-the American lnstltute of will be dlsmaDtled.
AD ambttioul ploD to re•--Col.llCU lt1lty sess•"'" here's are oot interested 1n ,..,1..... Peters at 644-6688. aQlattc park, -tire 83,000 acr es, cooceiYed Architects (f AIAl The board or directors raa ,... ~ .......,. A Is 11 d Commlsslooers tokl the planned a tradlttooal t~-
enate tbe Bact BI.J bJ t.Yln& bow the plan would work: people. We are jast trJt.o« to rraogemen w I be ma e k' t t aperat N t d d I b
the .tate b1ctnraJ ~~ • OYer the Delt senral correct tbe sltuaUoo, and I to have the boots pte ted ~-~:rme s ~prtrl~ ~ plan ~:r~~ 0 e oc or succu m s ~ ~;:e~r~~.:orta;:s~.;~
BAY DREDGING FAVORED
dJ& out tbe 1111: ud ue u u years, fr•ewar builders would • w. 1 -flU for tbe Corom. del Mar P'&d11lll1 dtc N aut In the L Is f I lk d le a n.ta1D the area as a Or, SalnCore Yooaco, ao, Tbere will be no f\Qeral set-wJU b! ralslni an everlfMO
Freeway WU111Yelled ..__,. 250-ac.re ar-. !ClSb'eam trom 0 0 a an mper =c~~~eated pobUc recrea-lollg.ttme Barbol. rMJderlt and Ylces. Instead, family and tre;~oe:~;.;'trU:,:
Fraot ~DICIG ol WMteiJff. tbe bl.y dlte, tak1na aill first • Keep s-rtmmiDg. boat medical pnctltiooer, died Scm-trtmds wtll meet at 6:30p.m. by the: Ct.r~s J. ftsJO.ck:a,
ooe of tbl o:rqtal "Frteade from tbe molt serlously al-1D a loclg session tbat helatd yeq,ers can now be told to latmeMDc and OYern1cti e&mP-day al "'-1 bolpttat. wb.lcb he today and <trlnl wtn~ in biJI ts 3 years old --sJ.cn11')1Dc lt
ot tbe Bay,'' lbond tbe plaa f~ part~~ oftbe bay. lots ol talk, )eft som• frayed han reports r e-worked 11 the ing tac:iUttes. he(ped to fOfDd. memory at Hoar bosollal. His took 3 years to bulkt the power
to .Newport S.cb Ctty Co..a-Sttt Ia Ble Canyoa and al tempers and r•cbed few de-city's eovtroomental af'flJ.rs • Sal~ a reereaUoal nhl -He had made bOusecallsft.ll rematns -.til be scattered at plant Uld medical tower .
cllmea, Wbo Jtter PYe tbMr a:: best. aDd tbe Bay could cls!oos,theNewporiS.cbCtty commlttM determlnes there-cle park,. but keep It at a he became ill about 6 weeki SM. ANTI-FLOOD PROJECT
omclaliPIII'OftL • • drldeed oat. Cotmcll Wooday ntpt: ports are oot sumctently ob-r"smab .. denaity. aco. l'he famUy suggests memor-
Ctty PWUc Worts Director GradlaUJ, U slit U n. • CONTINUED to Oct 9 a Jeettn. The commlasloners did bOt Or. Momeo, kJac b:lowa tor tal oootrltdloas to Rc.g hofi-IH CAHt'IIERY VILLACE
Joa.pll O..UD wu crtdltld bJ DlO'Nd, tidal aetioa would !JearlD& " untt c:oncbnm • HELD OVER IIDUI the oext natty tum cJoWD plans to pea Ills pu-11001.1 trademark at a pltaL A pllD to rat• the b:ltv.
Wr. ~uoo wtU. .aautltc !::' martDe orpniiD\1 blek tum 00 ~: Ocaan Froot ai mtetiD&: an appointment to the a 350-room bote! lDd a res-daily trw nd e&nll.tkm tD Or. Moaaco Ls sunll'td by secUoa d Laflyett• An. Ud
tM ldla. tbe Back ~· rtP"eaa-UU E Balbol BlTd Balboa cttt.&eos ent1roomental qaaUty tsurent oa tl'le .u., bat cHd hi.S '-Pel, wu bora iD ltalY, his wtte, Mule: hons,Renato, Wdo Park Dr. to redUct U. ''WhJ DOt tall to tbt Dln.:loG .., tile U.ft cyclil of tb11 ar-.. · ·• · cootrol commtttH to nu a.,.._ say "DO'' to a pi&DDed 200-and came to Amertca In 15109. a 1ocal p1JJch1atrist. Uld Ar -effect ~ tldll Ooodln& wu r ...
of Hl&bWIII; tM)'"H Jootmc MODI)' b' tile dredalDc"'-• DELAYED .mtll Oct. 9 1 eucy created by the restp-bolt marlM, He had pncttced t.re stDee m&Ddo, at CU..bas:a.s., and by ••led tb1J weet by N.-pcwt
mr IOIDI flU, ~ tbtf-r. at-entkl:l, wtdcb eoull! rm. to d.clsloo oo den toper DaDa tloa o1 Martu Parks whO Is I HZ. 5 CflltdcbUdren. S.ch pd>Uc worQ cttr.c:iDr
nid to toucb u. ~ Ba1 caon IbiD $1 mlllSoD, la anJl-Smith'• appeal of a Pl&luUDC oow u altuD&.t• ' WtWam EYaU ud Hale Iller-L h R Joech ne.u.n.
lw toor ... -&bit t1iroap _,.1 fiiDcla U.t Commlstlon do<:Utoo !bot,_, • PICKED ll.ojor Dooald lie-tpn, ---... --eague lo ear osener He aJd' coalnel tt JIM,. wtU enwlallONrtblfD,"Kr. U'e...StolmpONfttlrqaal-let him butkl a d~lez wttb 4 lnDlt and Co.mcllman. Yllu erty rrom tbe OCMilltJ • .,... 000.,.. lei: to Doe 0 . lllcb-
()tyltD .._ ttdwt.Mr.Jtab... UJ, accorcbc to Mr. lloNntl)ft. off-atrtet partlog c:-ces at Dostal to repre"Dt the ctty auw~ tbt oom~laloa lbtloo ......._ Dt'lflJ •lect-ntloe Commtaioll. no wt.U ul8 of Newport S.cb to n1ll = .::"""ltod ldm lui WILLIAM JACKSON OilS IM07 Boo...,., Dr., Welt Now-at the Oct. Zl -Z4 Loa.,.. o1 = mo>o It~ b> .= od ... -ol 'the ,..,_.., uU o1 tilt ob)oett-_.pro-tbt sn<1t ol 11M --
tM dredclallllll from William 11. Jack-4&. ot port. C&lll. dUu conlenoce ID Sao to make a proftt 011 tbe park. CIYk: L-. .. ~ Newport HIU' eed•• ol tbe CommlMAoa. bJ lt 1DcMe. Onerl ol tM
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TOM ANDERSON
Ataif'r# c,..~ To
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THE Of,ICIAL N-AI'ER ISRAEL AN D RUS SI
OF THE CITY OF -AT BEACH
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and opuated newsJNpb in tiM ,...,wporl ~ ~-Ana.
Publilttcd weekly, on ThwNby. Sec.o&d ~ pot"-pt.id •t C.ona
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scneral cilculuiofl by .:'owt dean No. A-20178 d.c.d May U, 1951.
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher ot the Ensign
• TOSS THE RAS CALS OUT IN '74
Whe n are the harassed citizens and
"Thlt 11 tht UC()t!d r'J)
thrtt cofum n1 on Juad and
rh1 Mfd-l:.'ast. ·•
Some Bible: students
bchc:ve th11t th~ emisr~nu to
I nul •~ descendants of the
Hebrew1 of the Old
Testament; !hill il new
Messiah will come , that all
of the eml&ranu except
144,000 male virgms wUI
die and that they wUJ ac.:ept
C'htistianity and he.::ome
masters of Chnsttans from
the rest or tht: world . Other
Btble students beheve that
the se!tlers Judeans. but J.rt
mostly descendants o l
Turlc.-Fmnish tribesmen Jnd
Fat:uht Nearoes from
Ethiopu
II there ts any rehaton ot
Jny lr::md rn Israel. the ,·asuJI
vtSII Or does not dete,·t 11 It
there He sy na&OKS. I du.i nnt
see th~m when 1 w~s las(
taxpayers finally going to rise up tn ''"'·
wrath and cry ?UtJI H We've had enough!" In this respect. l ~r~~l
When that time COmeS --if it COmeS --rrmmds one of Rus~ld Our Israeli JUHJt held torth,
then there could be a wholesale ouster ··reverent ly'". nn r ,ln
Of publiC Office holders WhO are playing re hg10n. hut nn ""Kthhu ll
fast and l oose with our money, our prop-w•,h1h1~'h"' 1s c.unmun l~m ...,. the Ttrtnj[ .;utuJ
erty and our liberty . t'nJer tht-l~r~dt t'ommu r .il
The c lean-up c an start with City Hall, '}'Stt·m ,,f K1hhut1 . tJr:"Tur~
fJrm IJnJ t"lntl}. 1,,~
continue through the county level, and on tog<'ther Wtl!l. t~~g.-tt.<'r
t o Sacrament o and Washington, D.C. The ~nd pl<~y to~t.nher •n
issue is the same at all levels: stop sh.m'"'dnd -shart·all.,,. t>J3l'
S o J)JIIJto: prop<'r!}" spending us into ruinous inflation and l:v.-ry bod~· 1~ <'•lUJI
bankrUptCy' StOp deStroying OUr perSOnal (.'IHldrtn are Sti'Jidlt'd (r,•m
property rig hts, stop the insid~ous ero-th<'lf parent1 a great part ot
t h<' lint<' m communal
SiQn Of QUf individual liberty • ~dtooJS and dormlltHieS
Just last week we read the alarming ·•J-Jrml ) tlh·"" as we know II
statistics r eported in a Santa Ana Reg-Jnes not n''' ('lllldren l1ve
10gcth t'r .mJ wht'n tht trme
iste r survey o f spending by Orange County ,,1111es. ntd t<' togtrher r-:n
cities --an increase of 82% in the last ··m lniJI(•··· J ~ w.-know 11
5 years, while the population was growing ·\nd 'h' ,,.hgiOn. 1. <' I rat'lltt"s lrt turnmK
just 27rYo. In Newport Beach the budget rlh· ('llmll<~n ~hnne~ rntn a
g rew from $9,427,510 in 1968-69 t o $17,-Mr.1m1 l:lt'"~h-w 1thout rht
51 0,21 Q ifl 1973-74 J an inCrease Of 86%. hr .ll h On my IJst VISH I giH ~~~~ .11 the ~tom:Kh. hterally
Property taxes collected rose from $2,-Jnd llgUra!IVt"IY I wa~
723~194 to $4,891,400, an increase o f SO%. unm~r.rfu llv l:!llttn h} the
I n Costa Mesa tht; ht1rlP"et grew 97 -1(2% nuJ(. th.-111"' the ~heau . -1. V!$7t:~~oi''""-"L }t .',J. '"'1hc-Ita" JnJ tht vtrmm
fro m $6,737,991 to l.l1JWD,475. H8Y nu~ wtt o ,hJie ,·ouvnm:uhLed
from property taxes ~roBe 55%, !roUt $2 ~"'1. ·-i!tu:•llt ~~try ~rot Jnd
247 774 to $3 479 800 '''"" ol ""holy ''ound , ' J • 1 he .-pnt we-"Ill tied on
Among the Washington spendthrifts, we ttte m<""r Jordm, hl'l1~ved to
haVe the S Orry Spectacle Of being repre-!-or nr JJ whe.rl' Chml w~s
bJp!t~~\1 by John the
sented by 2 U .S senators who are ainOng MJpt 1 ~1 . fra 1ures a
the t op spenders. Copley News Service co n C <'S~!On-H and selling
reported a study made by a college ~tim. tlolllt''i nf wattr rrom t h~: rrve r . fru1 t lnd
g r o up, revealing Senator John Tunney wh.tl"ll-you-huy, a ~-a mel 1n
as the 6th highest and Senator Alan lull rrgal1:t 111 rron 1 or a tenr
C ransto n as the 7th highest spender --whne you CJn h.ll"t your Pld UTl' made ~lt flng upon
as measured b y their votes on approp-I he ~lnlt'l for J nrce ttl:' f-or
riatio n bills and by their proposals for lhl>'\C.' lhf'ap,kate~ wrlhng tn
additio nal costly projects. 'ttt!e for only the fl jlh! to
!Jio.t a PK IUit ,f the .-amel .
While our public o fficials are spending J ''P wtll ~urfK~ rttae He
us b lind, they are also leg islating away .!incr~tr .tt;lurmen l'i and
o ur rig ht t o own private property by ''"P~ Jkmp:~ld .. ~nr r>vl'r Jnd ~~td,, lflr uJnl..~•ur' Jntl
e nac ting m o re and more contro ls on our po~rt 1r~. 1 r:e,ume
rig ht t o use our property. They are aided we hJd .nudrJted Jt
and abetted in this deed by our une l ected lea~• J ftw 'Pot~ rt''"reJ to theu pn~unc .mJ pnm11rve
rule rs, the members o f boards and com-ln~ehnm where we .ou!cl
miSSiOnS, SUCh aS QUr COaSt COntrOl COm-IU"I the fee hn1 ""It was hk e
missars in C alifornia, and planning com-thl~ whe n l'hmt Wd~ here '"" I would havt lo,td to
missioners throughout the nation. h m~: b~en able to ~nl'l!'l 1n
The taxpayers and property owne rs '1mple . unhumed reveren<=t
are being boxed into an impossible dil-In ~ ~pol where Chnst ~!nod .
emma l oss of property and incom e l n~tead we got heggm.
and e r o sion of the value of what little •un men. dunghill ~.
cash is left in our pockets. dy~n lt:ry , food not fu fo r .1n Mmy ~a mp and gu u.lt~
of the crou, the cruclfblon,
thr tomb are ao
commer<:iltlized, ehanaed.
restored, rebuilt , built-upon
that it would take a devoted
Bible student weeU to
re<:onslruct it.
Hundred of millions o f
doll<~rs, tax exempt, have
poured in to Israel h om
Amc-nc.a and throu,ahout the
world. Try aettinJ tax
ex:emption on any monr:y
you Jive to any other nation
in the world, and see how
far you set!
The Jews have indted
tnnsfo rmed P a lest in~.
Shows what God <:ould have
J one if He 'd had the
rnoney . Oranae trees bloom
where nothing bloomed .
Vegetables grow wherc-
nothtng Jr("w Tractors
re pl<t c e o:c.en . New
1ndu~tnes thnve. New crttes
have been born But m sp!le
of th(" hundreds o f millions
wh,~·h havt bten spent on
~l!.rrculture and rndustry.
Israel by our standard s is
~1111 .1 poor country and a
10.eak ~ountry. Israel rs
lh<)u : H b1g as Wales
Whe rea~ Israel can wh1p
J,)ro.J~o m 4R hours. Israel
.1uiJn't 13~1 th~t lon1
Jll.JLJHI Ru'\S1a
\It hough Israel oow
•f"!P ~Jr~ tn b~ more secure
ln Jn ~ny trme durtnl the
, .. (rl[", V<"J r:; ~~n ... t the ntw
'' ,rc "'J~ <">tat>hshtd . thtre
,r ~ 1 ~I ll mdhon Arabs
H"'iJ~IHlg)y dtdi(J!tJ 10 I I~
.:.-•tn1.-r1"n or these. I l
:L•' ;.m ,r.-,cdl 11vmg tn5u.te
'••J•" tl!mg wnh ;! ;!
mtll1~rn Jew~ The Arabs
hJv~ tw o JdvJntagcs t I 1
They Jt<' mult Lply mg mu ch
faster thJn the Jtw~ (;!I
The S<•VIC'H art tl'Jchmg ~nd
supplyrng them for th~
d1abohcal an of ~ubver~10n
rnsurrtctton. Jnd ~nardL y
Th~ I1Ltlt coun tr)' of
Jordan had noth1ng ex cepT
half of Jerusakm (rncludrng
all the lloly Pla<:es) ~nd d
worthl~n de sert In th<'
rtcent, fr&htrn&. the lu-aeh~
took 1 he Holy Plilce5,
leiving J ord~ n the de~ert
Th.-y 10o k rt pnm•nly wtt h
nap alm lllqucd frrtl
Jlthough they ou t-
numbered I he JurdanL~n
Army 1;: to I. wrth modern
w~apon~ ver~u~ vl:!~oil't <'
we~pons Why 1~ )f 1h:ll !he
'"!Jberals'" of Amenc~ blt~d
profusely over llUJ u~e of
n~palm m tht ;ungle~ tJf
VJt\n~m hut n<'ver mtntrnn
the Israeli n.1p~lm1ng u( th~
Arabs?
to the Editor fWOM nE.-E
for whoaoevet will aavc
hia nrc ahall loae il: but
• OHE TBRirl OIILY liq U. t...,..,.. of tbl lfis.at .. UW. ,..,.ftttrtsoo 1:w bul}4.. whotoever will lou hi•
lcltar of tbe &utp, ,ma)I::W1t)'. 0.. ol tMm ~ 1DI IJIIOUirlr bltb'n1 a..kiiC ISdt lite (Of my uko. dle aeiT\c
I a.m ftl'1 m.cb 1D fa901' Youra tdac•lll. a lthoo1 ud Ull'oarP a pr ... aha II .. ve iL
ol c.t t.'m. _., tor oca" pol~ lttMI ScM_. elht:f:Dc eommllllltJ. ID tbll city For what il a man ad van•
IU.Ct.a.u. We cu do WlUlout Ul ktpotla St. I.Dd aae tbe r.ltb Impact ola uaaed, it he pin the whole
tbete •bo matt a career o1 Coata x... .--hi-·• c. 1 c:om ld d 1 h" r unac olf Job.a 0 . Pd)Ue, .... ....,..._.. ............ ~ Welt In Ole tmael or
A UU laA 1 ......... • "NO'" ON 5TH 'VE. mtaty JboaJd be at•• c:nater be call away? ' po e a a ·-~ fiWl ~ coutdtntloa tbl.a the fld thlt Poe whotoeVer shall be Wbo'U Ut &Dd ebelt to be Letter liO tbt Editor eboan apln, Tbe people wbo Uwt Uonctbe a tzlefnraJ may be tbe mOlt uhamed or me and of my
Be after elec.Uoo border. ol tbe pr~ Fifth ld•l t.c:Mical soJuttoo to a WOldl or him a hall th e Son
Wt watch bls defectSoo Anoue Hl..t.way ua earr.c:t... tramc prob.,m. AdmUtedl)', tbe of m~n be ashamed when -•• hlgb <leulty poU-t.< •lone . . " from aU the promt.ses oo eooeeroed about tba adYerse Ute PaeiJI.e Coast fbP'AJlD he ~~;h_all .come 1n ~~~ &lot)',
Wbleb ht ran. eft.c:ta ot a1r aDd aotlt poilu-Corona del Yar repruent a and an ~u s Father s , and of
Just tbougbt I'd seDd myiJEil. lion oo their beaUb and well potenUal healtb buard toslxlp-the ho ly angels. (St. Luke
Umenta aJon.c Yith a big plece betng. pers m1 mereba.ots 1.D tbllt 9:24•26.)
of p-atttude to AI For1U for The l.aet thai people alr•dy area; ttowner, tbe I.Dtermlttent -----------
tlis eaeeUeat way of e.~pres~ Uve aWoc hlp denslty tramc e:1p01ure to tnese pollutants
Traffic engineer hired ~=~~.=he:.:.:!:.~ poSlll'e that most ot the re-
Has tf)e lOog sea.reh to ftOO
a man who can soln Newport's
tratJte problems Unally eoded?
Tbe job has been vacant stnee
the city tratnc engtoeet qldt
KIM D. PERrNO, son of Mr.
and Mr s. Louis Perino of 1601
Ruth Lane, Harbor Highlands,
is among more than 1,300 cadets
who have entered the U.S. Ali
Force Academy class of 1977.
C a del Perino was accepted lnto
the cadet wing after complet~
tng 6 weeKs of basic tralnJ.ng.
He Is starting a 4-year course
of academic study and m!Utary
training leading to bachelor ot
science r1egree and a commis-
sion as an Air Force Second
Ueutenant. He !sa 1971 graduate
of Newport Harbor high schOol.
DEVELOPMENT STU DY
REPOR T DUE SEPT. 24
A eltlzens committee study-
lng future development in New-
port Beach will report on Its
fludlngs Sept. 24 to the City
Council.
The development standards
committee report Is expected
to r t:eommeftd standards taJI-
ored to dl tfereat Newport neigh-
borhoods.
Included will be a proposal
to require d~lnes to have 3
off-street parking spaces for
structures having up to 2,400
square feet of Uving space,
with an eztra parking space to
be added ford~lexesexceedlng
that noor area.
The 7-member committee
was appolnted in June to help
city planners and the Counci l
decide on how to apply toog.
range general development
plans to specific parts of town.
LEGAL MOTIC!
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIN G
Notice Is hereby given that
the Planning Commission of the
City of Newport Beach. will ' hold a pubUc heartngoo Ameod~
ment No. 386 initiated by the
City of Newport Beach to coo-
slder amendments to Big Can-
yon P~nned Community Devel~
opment Standards by further
reducing the density ln Areas
1, 6, 10 and 14.
tast December and weottoBra-sldeots and eblldreo wbo Uve
au. and sletp aloo.g the borders ot
After 2 traltle engineers said the proposed 5th Afeoue hJgb~
they would take the too, then way will bawe,
backed out, tbe city has toood At levels of 50 parts per
someone wllllng to try. mUUon of carboo moooxl.de pa.
Billy DarneD, 32, now the tlents With arteriosclerotic
city engineer lD Bann1D1, has heart disease e~perteoce ao
accepted the $1,583-per~mooth Increase ln senrity aod di.U'a-
job, according to Newport pub~ Uon of theit aogl..na (cbest paJ..n).
Uc works dlrector Joseph Dev-"Residential areas ad)lcent to
Un. who will be his boss. thoroughfa.res hawe an anrage
•· For hls ap, he has a good carbon mooollde concentration
background tb engineering of 20~30 parts per mUUoo."
work," says Mr. Devlin. At these levels more subtle
Most ot Mr _ Darnell's ei-but definite changes occur oo
pertence has been 1n the des-both neurological and cardlo-
ert, but he grew ~In Fuller-vascular fun ction even 1n
ton and should be familiar wtth normal lndtvldua ls. Oiides of ••••••••••••~
the problems of driving to the nitrogen, even ln low concen-I
beach. tratton, produce bronchial ir-
Mr _ Darnell graduated trom rltatloo and aggrevate symp-
Ful!erton Junior College and toms In patients wtth asthma
Los Angeles. State, and Is a and emphysema.
registered civil engineer, He Noise levels average 70-75
worked for the city of fuller-decibels 100 feet from the bor~
ton before holding engineering ders of a sampleOrangeColllty
jobs wtth theeiUeso!SanDimas highway and 55~60 decibels 500
and Covtna. He went to Ba.nnlng feet trom the highway. Studies
18 mooths ago and runs that have sOOwn ttlat a significant
city's pubUc works, buUding tracUon of the population (3o%)
and planning departments. or more) may suffer some for m
He Is married and has 3 of s leep disturbance If the level
children. of lntrOOing noise In their bed -
After Robert Jaffe r esigned rooms exceeds 45 decibels. The
last year, tile city has searched Interference of speech com-
extens1vely for a new tratrlc munlcatton wblch occurs at le -
engtneer. The traffic element vets above 50 decibels can de ~
of the general plan Is being grade interpersonal relation-
developed now, with the aid of ships and r educe learning in the
a private consulting firm and c lassroom.
a citizens advisory committee. There Will obviously be many
Aft.er a tramc expert in ooe other etfects on the community.
of the Los Ange les sOOurbs It Is my purpose, fnwever, to
accepted the job, h.ls city gave Itemize only a few of these In
him a raise to keep him there. order to bring to your attention
Then, the tramc engineer of the serious publlc heilth Impact
Mountain VIew accepted, and of this ttlghway, These consid-
la.ter backed out. eratlons appear to me to out-
,, We are hopeful that we've weigh the proposed technical
found somebody this time, •· Mr. solutioo to this particular trai-
De't'l.Ln tokt-Mte li:IMDIJI. ri c problem,
Has Yr. Darnell driven the Slncerely yours,
New in the
neighborh ood ?
M ovrng rs
not all bad.
The Welcome Wagon·
hostess wrll helpl
Coast Hlgt>way Slllce saying he Kennet• D. Lltw11ck, M.D. Call today: U6·12H
would take the j)b? Mr. Devlin 99• Sa.ndcastle Dr.
lsn 't saying. Harbor VIew Hills ~--~==:::::::· :•:•:!:::
HYDRA-CLEAN IS
SETTER THAN
STEAM!
Thru Sept. 30, 1973
SAVE 20io
5 WAYS IEnER THAN
ORDINARY STEAM CLEAN
I C leon & Deep er I Dries Futer
I Self Contolned
I No"• of Your Electricity or Soft Woter Used
CALL US TODAY
645·1313
FREE ESTIM ATES . OI<I E DAY S!;RVICE
Ad Must Be P rn.nted
At Tim e Of Estirn_ote
1740 Superior Avenue
!Newport & 171h 51.1 Co o.ta Meoa
There are some signs that the natives hypoCfltrcally ~ferrmg to
are gethng restless. Opinion polls are ··our Lord ·· Apartments hou~e~ are
revealing the fact that the majority Of even now m.1r the Mount of
those polled put the blame for inflation Ohvcs Mary\ wc:n loo ks
o n big spending by government. u the hk e .J ~C'WC'r The ~lies of l "hrtsl's h1rthpl a<:e. the tnal
message is not heard rightly by the by Ponllu~ Prlottc. the p~th
After lhe ~llc ..;by war 1n
JQt>7 l!hC' wag.s ~;ud !he
luaelrs re~led on tht
~eventh dayl ma11~
Am erKan~ wtrt JUhll&nt
that lht Sovrets had ha.-ktd
the wro ng hol'\e People
who understand Russ1a and
CommunLsm . however .
k..new that Russ1a m~y ha ve
not only real1zeJ that tht
Egyptrans wc1e a push-\lller
for the l sro~ehs. but wanl•"ll
Ll that w~y In oth~1 word~
Ru ssra played htl c~rd~ 'n
~he <:outdn't lose Jr 1-J a,~~r
won, Russ1a ..:ou!d hlr::e
crc-d11 But 1f hy ~nmr
mrrade E&YPI lud dde.Jtect
lsratl. the Ara bs wou ld t1ot
have been w1lhng I(> accc:l)t
Ru ssian ~ub~1drr~ JnJ
'"guidance·· A ~ 11 IS. thl'
Arahs arc c:onv1n~;td lhty
h;~ve no chOI(C' hu t tn !Crl
Ftuss1an help -g.t v1ng up
Jomt freed o m JllJ
sovereignty rn return In
short. Amer1ca JnJ Bnt 1 ~n
art dnv-.na the Arah~ 1ntq
the .ums or Ru ss1a
Noti ce Is hereby further giv-
en that sa.ld pdbUe bearl..og will
be IM!ld oo Ute 27th day ot
September, 1973, at the hour
of 7:30 p.m. In the Cotmetl
Chambers of the Newport Beach
City Hall, at which tlme and
place any am all persons in-
terested may appear and be
heard thereon.
Joseph Rosener, Jr.,
Secretary
P!a.nning Commission
City of Newport Beach
CaU1ornt.a
PubUsh: Sept. 13, 1973, ln the
Newport Harbor Ensign.
• CDIT CDIT
CDIT CD
CDIT I
CD
politicians, there will hopefully be a
time of r eckoning in 1974, which Is elec-
tion year •.. if we can survive that long.
• • *
• LET'S TRY FORGIT'S SUGGESTION
The above disser tation on the woes of
taxpayers and citizens brings to mind one
possible solution --suggested many times
by our businessman -philosopher, Al
Forgit, who writes a weekly message on
·the back page of the Ensign. He says
all elected officials should serve only
one term, and then be turned out to pas-
ture. Thus they would 'not be 1neptred to
vote f or all those give-away schemes
to 1rtn votes back home, because they
would not be n onnlng for re-election.
And the one term does not give them
t oo mueb tiJJie .to do real harm 1n bandllng
ClUJ' bard-eamed tu dollau.
LIGAI. MOT1CI OCC offers EIR course NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
A course called "Ennroo. Course instructor is Dr. Bur-Notice Is hereby gtwea that
mental Impa ct reports" will ton B. Mtlbun:l, presided of the Planning Commluloo of
be ortered by Orange Coast Col-EDYtrOilmeotlllmpa.ct Profiles. the CJty ol Newport Beaeb wtU
lege this fall on Molldays and He hu taugtlt courses a.t U. C. hokt a plfJUc tteutna to con~
Wednesdays from 5 to 7 p.m. lrfiDe &Dd hOlds degrees in alder amendments to the Rest.
Tt\e four -oolt elus meet. appUed phyt'leJ and plm Uc dentlal Growtb Elemeot &ad Ute
In Room 3 of !be OCC eo-blltth. Land Use Etemeot of tbe C.~
vlronment.al center. U Is de~ Open rqistn.Uonooa "drop-era! Plan.
signed espect.ally for peraoos in" bull wtll be C<JPducted Notice Is hereby f\lrther &1'NII
working 1n city or county plaa~ Stpt, 11-14 aJid 17-Zl from ttat said plt!Uc hMrlDI wtll ,
Dlng departmeota. employ ... of 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. tD the OCC be held oa the Z'ltb daJ ot
denq,meot or eoetnetttq admt.ulous offtce. The olllee Stl)tembu", Ur7S, at tbe btM'
nrm•. or tor ~ eompJeUnc •IU e..,_ at 3 p.m. oo F'rldayt. of '7:10 p.m. 111. the eo.etl
an en"firoameotll sel~DU pro. CMrabw1 0( lbiKI'WIJGitBMdli
cnm. TRY FOR SOiOLARSHIP City 11&11, at wllleb UJDo ud
Tbe eourM pr~tl traiDJ.Dc AJ•mblJlDu Robert£. 814. pllee 1JQ' ud 10 per-. Sa.
aDd pradtcal upertnce LD lbe biJn CR-Nnport) ~-tii'Ht-.1 IM1 1.P1J11U Ud be
prapantloa ud reTte• ol ..... tMt t11oet lBirMted ill ••· llilud IMr...,
rtra.a•ta.llqlact reparta. rt eatiou be Jtale 8dlolu...,_ ~ P~r w,lr .
..uo ·-lblo ud lodonl mar-IMIII!I'Hcatooaulld Soa-r loelllllloo ud will ,,_ rllalod .-!a~ .... ...,. IIIII P-Coaa-
,...,.. -a -"owport alike lo<aloll I&IMI CIIJ atllowport--,
-· ..... qalllf, -·--.· -a. ,. ~ ,__ -. IIOioV, lop-_ ... tor !IIIP11croam II lloo, ·-lo!rL II, It'll, Ia
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lt tho\ ~!litm:l~ rmpo~~rble call
today lor tile f:Y~ openmt st01y "'
HoaK Menrol!•l Ho\prtal's "four
rletrblt Plan~ lor Grvrna·· You ,.,II
bern lord piU\anl surpt r\e'
Telephone:
(714) 645-1600
ut<nsion 106
Ask lor Thomas Sta'dlonger
HOAG MEMORIAl
HOSPITAl
301 E Newport Boulevard
Newport Beach. CA 92660
•
1770 HEWPORT
COST A MESA
646-9313
GARAGE DOORS
Servlntt Orange County
For 22 Years
PHONE 642-3766
324 N. Newport BlvcL
N Buch
I
'•WIN A MAID at the golden sword t.naugural ball" Is
the slop.n of Mrs. Theodore Tafe, ceo.ter, of Harbor
View HUts, and Mrs. Robert Kemble, rlgbt, ol East
Bluff. Orange Coa st College studeat Kathy Durkee of
Harbor View Hills Is repreMDtlng the maid's seulce,
which w!U be one of the prius offered at tbe silent aoctlon
to be held In connection with the ball to be beld Saturday,
Oct. 27, at the Balboa Bay Club. Mrs. Tate Is in charge
of Laurels and Mrs. Kemble In charge of decorattoos for
the tall. (Ensign photo.)
Annual tea for AAUW
HlghUgfltlng the opening of the Information regardlnJt mem -
1973-14 year for the Newport-bersb.lp or the tea, contact Mrs.
Costa Mesa Branch of the J . F. Curtis, membership
American AssoctaUoo of Unl -cl'la.lrman. 644-2771, or Mrs.
-.erslty Women is the annual Patrick Hayes, branch presl-
rrtendshlp tea, to be beld sat-deot, 540-1705. J urday, September 15, between
J 2 and 4 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. John Stahr, Corona del
Mar. DANIEL L. CURTLS, 32, of
Newport Beach has been named
manager of sales and leasing
for the $10 miiUon Koll/lrvlne
Center, the industrial condo-
minium being developed in the
Irvine Industrial Complex{IIC),
adjacent to Orange County Air-
port. The 94 unit development,
to be built by the Don Koll
Company, Newport Beach, will
have 592,000 square feet of
space when completed In 1975,
The first phase of development
will be ready for occupancy
1n October,
TESTING TI ME AT OCC
Educa.Uooal, vocational and
guidance testing will be con-
ducted at Orange Coast College
on Sept. 17 and 19 and Nov.
6 and 8 at 6;45 p.m.
The tests are for those with
educational or YocaUooal prob-
lems. They cover aptitude, abil-
Ity, l.nterest and personality
and will be followed with an
lnterYiew and counseling.
Interested persons may re-
gister !or the tests at the even -
ing college office located tn
the OCC adm1nlstral1on butld-
Lng. Theretsa materials charge
of $5.
Mrs. E. G. Klmme, tea chair-
man, e-.:teods au i.Dvltattoo to
all prospective members to at-
tend the tea, wi\Jch wlll provide
an opportunity to learn about
the areas of study that will be
the focus for the year. These
topics, wllich are chosen by the
assodatton membersllip, Ln-
clude ''Media: Issues 1n com-
munication," Mrs. Herbert
Moss, chairman, and ·•woman:
searchJng lot self,'' Mrs. C.
Moore, chairman.
Any woman with a graduate
degree fro m au accredited col-
lege or unlvers:lty ls eligible
for memberslltp In AAUW. For
ARE YOU READY FOR THE
GOOD NEWS?
NOW FOR THE
BAD NEWS!
Further reductions
on 111 Sale 1rttcles
""' Addition11 items
reduced for clear1nce
Lorraine Butharland
FASHIONS AT THE BEACH
You 'll blow a gasket
(also your budget)
when you see our
fabulous. fanlastk FlU
fun to formal fineries ~
J4M80AIEE "D AT BAYSIDE Dfll
~T IIACH t7Wf13
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IIDI'OftT HAIUIOR EIISIGN
PIJIIJSHED WEEKLY -PAGE 3
THURSDAY, SEPT. I~ 1973
DD!IJIIA. Del IIAI\ CAL
Tennis and bridge buHs
invited for tournament
TenDil: and brldp eotbwd-
ut. are 1oot1nc forward to
parttclpaUA( ODCe ap.lD lD tbe
I..IIIDual abuftle aod ..,...,.. tour-
DJ.meot, IPOUQI'ed by tbeJUDior
AUI!llary of tbll! Newport Bel.cb
AHlltance Leape.
Accordlne to tbt chairmen.
Mmes. Wide Me Cllllky,
Tbomu Ralf.UO, &Dd Dooald
Btouctma. ~ .ouatuta
laterelttd 1a plllrtnl A, 8 or C
woma'• ctocmlu can obtain a.o
appUeatioo form from aoy Leaeut member or from uy
ot. tbe team. dube: 1n the area.
TboM 1Dteruted In the brldp
may obt&1D appUcatioos from
UJ Leapt member or at the
BI.Ibol &y Cltfl. Entry fee for
teDDla l1 $1%.50 per person.
Brld&e players wtll pay an en-
try fee al $10. Both entry fees
lDc hde hmcheons.
The shtdfle a.nd serve tour .
o.ament ls a.o Important ftnd
--,L-:!::-G::-A::-L,--,HO=TI::-:C-:!,--,--rai<lc enot tor the Assl&t.a.nce
t..rue. Proceeds Delp to s~-
Stot. 18 ls the de&dliDe for
submltt1Dc appUcatlolla. All wo-
men 1Dterested are lnTlted to
puticl.pate. Matches wtU be
scbeduaed ooce a mootb at the
coo•.Ueaee of tbe partie~.
bepnniDc In October and eootin-
ulnC througb March. Both tour-
Dl.meot dh1siona 1rill <:ulmlDate
with anrdS ltmeheobs Ln tbe
spring.
SLP-115 pori the League's day care
FICTITIOtl) BtElNESS NAME center 1D Costa Wesa and ma.oy
STATEMENT otber philanthropies in tbe Har
The following person lsdOlng bor Area.
business as: Computer Re-searob Servtm, 3050 s. Brts. AI R FORCE MOTHERS
tot st., Santa Ana , ca. 92107, TO SEE TRAVEL FILM
Ronald Lee Taylor, 3050 S. Mrs. James Wilson wlllnar-
Brlstol St., Santa Ana, Ca. rate a tl.lm about her recent
92707, trlp to Soviet Russl.a at the
Tills business Is conducted meeting of the U. S, Air Force
by an individual. Mothers FUght 19 at 7:30p.m.
Signed: Ronald Lee Tayklr. today, Sept. 13, at Hyde Park
Tills statement was nledw1tll Mobtle Estates , 2934 W. First
the C01mty Clerk of Orange St., Santa Ana. Tills month,
County on Aug. 24, 1973, Wil-Gold Star mothers are belll&
llam E. StJohn, County Clerk, honored by a contribution to
by Theresa M. Ward, Deputy. the ELF hmd tn memory of
Publish: Sept, 6, 13, 20, 27, their soos. FUght certtftcates
1973, tn the NetrpOrt Harbor of anrd Ylll be presented at
Ensign. F -27750 tootgbt's meeting,
H o w d o we read
prescriptions?
-·--·-
Ac:cordin& to some of
ouraDlOmer'S, pracrip-
tiona ~·1 written-
they're doodlcl. Yet
your phannacUt looks
at the cryptic scribbles and calmly raches for a
boltk. The rigJrl bottJe. Prescriptions are written
in a special intemationallansuage k.nO"Wn to phy-
sicians and pharmacists ... a kind or un ivcnal,
st.andardized shorthand thai's &rammar-and
pcnmanship-proor. It exists so any registered
pharmacist anywhere can fill your prescnt)tion
accurately. That's how we're alway' abk to Jive
you jU5t the drug your physician prcscribn, and
why the directions are always correct . We are
pleased to tervc you whenever prescription medi-
calion is required.
30 21 E. COAST HW Y., CORO~ot. DEL MAR
67l-2550
4%
SELLER
SfMDN EYfS
BUYE R SAVES
Eyeshadow is most effective when It Is oot
too obvious. It should look Uke a part of your
skin not a protectln coating. Cake eyeshadOw sllo~ld be applied with a son sable brush. Use
the Up of your finger to apply cream or stick
eyeshadow. Smooth the shadow WlUI It blends
barmonJously with your skin. On Ughter skins,
belges and browns are usually the best shades.
Hlghllghters, In cream or powder, are similar
but applied to tlla.l prominent bone above the eye
and also ~.mder the eyebrow. They shOuld a 1so
be bleDded into the skin and are inteDded to
"highlight" the eyes.
Whatever your be2uty needs, you'll find the
perfect answer 1n our large selection of fine
cosmetics by such leading makers as Germaine
Monteil, Elizabeth Arden, Helena Rubenstein,
Bonne Bell, Dorothy Gray and many more.
Your major credit card will be Moored .
• • •
HANDY HrNT: A drop of iodine touched to
the area of a hard-to-find splinter will turn
splinter black, making it easy to find.
RestautOJtt
Chinese -
American
Cuisine
Promise Good Food
LUNCH, DINNER, COCKTAILS
TO GO (SPECIAL DJS(:OUI~
BANQUETS /CATERING
To Se,. You
a Memorable Dinner is Our Goal
-~-OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
IN CORONA DB. MAR 673-9919
2121 E. COAST HWY. 67,_
Nrur MIKArthur
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e THIS HIT
Wook
GEORGE C. SCOTT
FAYE DUNAWAY
JOHN MILLS
JACK PALANCE
(PGl--t--.....,
01\!. HUMA
CRUDE
Al to Omor Shorif
ood Oyon Connon •n
"THE BURGLERS" •
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Lll MAITIM AND UMIST IOIGINI
IN
"EMPEROR OP' lHE NORJH"
7a10 oo4 t aJO
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4PORT ·
Janttl
Coburn
in
MriPOIT HAIIOI
KIWAIIIS fOUMDATft)ll
TDVEL
15tt. Season .. JD 1913 -14
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE AUDITORIUM,
·2101 FAIRVIEW ROAD, COSTA MESA
CHRIS BORDEN "Microocsia,
America's
Pacific Par:ldise"
Fri day, Soptombor 21, 1973
us
(R )
lxcl•slwe AIU SMwl.,
" '0 lucky Man!'~~~ •
' LOSANGELES~ Beach rat days recalled FAI A no OnopC..,-Ieal tr ~. c..-. ... Boclolr will loold Itt llut flU -artlelto ,.. IS. '-
POMONA DIMmJ • '"""*'• Sop-"Tbo ..._ ct-ol a.i -II, II 1:10 p.m. at Lui c._ .. (-17 ll.....,n
. 14-30, '73
A lOTOF
EVERYTHING I
FREE
GRANDSTAND
SHOWS
• HOME AATS • AAT IN ACTION
• flOWEit a GARDEN SHOW
• LIIIESTOCIC 6 JUHIOII FAIR
•INTEfUOR DESIGN SHOWCASE
• DECORATORS 6 ANTIQUE SHOW
• AI'ITIQUE FARM EQUIPMENT
-... "-· lOOt II. 111111 BaJA lodp ~ Tloomp-Sb'Mt, 8uta AaL Tilt IP"hr eoa. "Coart cue: Aa&Jaelm
'WtU be 8QIIIIIdllllaa, mtDI.bn' Wat• Coquy n. S.ml.
ot a •-ll.....,n Baodl 1'r<>ple Watot co.....,."; Lucy
famll7 &Dd-ollbor-HW Loelfolt, "Tbo llut .....
plltlltned book, .. Bele. Rtf: dttr bomt lD Nnpor1 S.Cb"'; o.,.," dtaUac will 111o 111 ... Slopboo Gocold, "TIIo c~
arowrd Knp:ai fllltw::lr darillc 111. i'uun"; EU111o K. Lee, "'"-tz. put 50,.,. •. Tbt meettar lrlab Alcalde"; EltberCnmer
ts •a to tbt pt.t,Uc. '• Bu. Bu., euq .. Sheep, •• ..i
1'llo Soetety -.. 111o Kay Hell, "SpriDc, 0rup
pabllcation c:A tbe ftrlt ~olume Comty 8t)'M.'• Tbe Jour•l t.
ol On.Jtp ComH••, a DtW aftillble ttom Bower• Ma-
joanal derot.St:oOrupCouo-Hum, Sub ADa.
It's membership month
IJj__
NATIONAL
1:. ... 1\LCM
·\..·LUI\ WU.K
I:.VT 1\i
GIANT FUN
ZONE and .......
mucll
more!
September r. tradltioal.llJ
membership mootb lor tbe Nftfl-
port Bea.eb FrteDdl of tbe U-
bnry. '!'be llrat paaraJ meet.
Inc lD arnJIC8d lor IUO Lm.
Taedy, Sept. 25. Ura. Thor-
mood Ctarte of Cameo Sborea
w1.U opea her borne tor tbe
l~mebeoo. Mrs. J. Peter Dobbs,
presidat. baa UDCHDCed that
Dft' ud. IJI'OII)tCUYI DMOJberl
wm be welcomed, but ruer-
faUool are Umlted.
OlUe Fllber, aeulptreu ud
artt.t r:4. South Lapoa. wtll
apeak ud show aome of bet
sculptures.
Jrf!WPatT JIARBOR EMBLEM CLUB NO, 394 will eelll-
bnhl DIUoaal Emblem Cl~ week Sept. 16-ZZ. Tbe sip
11 belDc dltl»laf'd bJ Mrs. Stanley Panek, at lett, pre-
lideat ol tbe b:al club, mS Mrs. Edwu'd Lewil, put
pruldeat, wbo 1J 4tb tnlltee of the Cal..l.fomta State
Auoetatloa. ot Emb~m Cl* and NeYada-lbwatJ Clubs.
Tbe loeal el~, wttll a memberShip of 113, wu orpn!zAd
Ia liU, Ura. Herbert lolateu waa the charter president •
Meettap an beld tbe 2od Tuesday ol the month at the
Newport Rubor EIU lodp. Charter members were
booored at llle 5e!>t. II m-.
,..__/ aramounf
"EVE RYTHING IN TENNIS"
MODEL
EVERY • NEW 1973
IN OUR TREMENDOUS STOCK NOW SU,SHI:D
TO FINAL, ROCK BOTTOM
YEAR END
ERY 197~ STAFF AHD DEMO CAR MUST
I .SAVE EVEH MORE DH THESE
'SHOWROOM FRESH" LOW MILEAGE CA
STOCK REDUCTION DISCOUNTS ON OVER
2 ACRES OF ROBIN~READY USED CARS
TRE TKACIIIIIG • ClllftUD 011 DB .. cuar
AJm TRE BIIIL&, wrra &KPUIII 011 ~
CIIIIIITIAit Urii'Cl ALL .&GD olD ftLCQICii. eo .. u., u11 fUIIIIc a-•Mh.
SIJIIDAT SlUED:
•• , ~, •• t:UAlOo..IO.A.II..
, • , loGO, t:U 6 111-.10 ~ . ...... ~ ....
Aaslstillg Mrs. Dobbs as hos-
tesses wtll be Mmu. Robert f I h ?
L. T. Smltb, Ctulea Dunray, ree unc anyone
EdWin L. Ram .. y, R, L. Rich-' . r 0
mood, Henry U11ma.o, Jobn Newport-Mea school eb.11d-or lessl.s entitledtotree sebool
Hensley, Walter White a.od rea -.ble to ~Y tbe ftlll prtee meals; whlle a family ol 5
Tbomaa G. Lumsdon . of meal8 ter'Yed 1D aehooleale-wtth a gross monthly lneome
Attendtnl from the Newport teriaa caD pt. tbeir hDehea af Sm to $610 can get meals
Beach board of Ubrarytrusteet free or at a reduced price, at a reduced price.
will be Mrs. Sta.nley LeWevre, Tbt ratiooal aebooliUDChaod All children to the Newport-
Mrs. Bert C. Coffey, and Mrs. breatfUt Pf'OCHma ba'f'e es-Mesa lln11led School District
Peter Vogel tabtlshed staDdards by which •Jll receln appUcations for
Reaern.tloos are required staderlb may be eUpble. For tMs program. FamiUeseUgible
and may be made bJ ca.ll1ng eDmple, a flmlly of 5 with to the past hue to ftle a new
M%-8650. a P"OU moothly income of$508 appUcatioo each year, accord-
obacco road' on stage
lor to Mrs. E•e Cremers, dis-
trict food senlce d.lrector .
Mrs. Cremers declared that. as
betore, oames of stlldeats re-
! Paet.ftc Gr~ Theater ot
. Costa Mesa has a.onouoced Ita
1973-74 seuoo of 4 prodoc-
ttooa, eaeb of wbich wtll open
LD On.nge County for a 3 week
rtm before rolDrootoortbrOQCtJ
Soutbern CaUforu.la, the west-
era statu and, bJ nmmer, tbe
mid-wnten and eutern stock eetvtna: these meals are pro-
clreutts. teeted from p~llc knowledge
Flrst oo tbe bouda will be and wtll oot be UlDOUIKed ln
'•Tot..eco road.'' the ErstiDe any ny.
Caldwell cla.salc written fottbe
,... .. by Jack ~trklud. Nelli MAR1NE PROMITED
~ Ia ''Dames at sea," the ''oew Marine LanceCorporaiDa•td
thlrt1e1 muleal" 1rltb boot and C. Howell, soo of Mrs. Jac-
lyrtea bJ Georp Haimeotm and quellne F. Howell of 139 E.
Robia UWer, aDd music by Bay st., Costa Mesa, ns pro-
Jim Wlae. Ttllrd wtll be tbe moted to bJs present rank whlle
Artbar Kesselrlng comedy serYing at the Marlne Corps
cluslc, ''Arsenic aDd old S~ly Center at Barstow. He
lace.-'' joined the Marine Corps in
AD ortpoa.t productioo eo-August, 1971.
TOP COP i.D Costa Mesa lor the
month of September 1a Offtcer
Corot*e, ebosenpoUce-
man ol the month by tbe city's
crime preYeotlon committee.
Bob, a Mesa resident for IS
, Is zz. He was a foot-
""'"!0~ for Estaocla IUgto
at Golden West Col~ge.
wbere he majored ID law eo-
foreement, then attended Fres-
DO State to major lD crlmiDol-
OCY. He joined tbe Costa W:esa
.,oUce d~tment in October,
1972. He and his wUe, Terri,
ban a 2-year old di.UCfller,
Shelly. Bob spea.tsa UttleSpan-
lsh, eo~ys au sports,lDeltdlDc
ftsblnrand .... akllng, ...
Utes to eat chocolate chip lee
cream. (Pollee Dept. pboto.)
DR. B1 ETZ WILL Gl VE
titled ''llimay --tbe whimsi-
cal world ol. mime,·· wtllalso
be readied by Dec. 1, and wt II
be an.llable tor Mok1op.
'•Tot..eeo r01.d" 1.1: ~tebedllled
to ope. No't'. 2 lD UCI'a ba-
m&llJ.Ues ball plaJboase, Aarm
Fleteber 1.1: Jeetar Lt~tet, and
IMter'a wife, Adl., 1a p)ay.:J
Glorta Vaddock. YOOJIC 11a. c.,. .. fel'hlred u Dade
Luter. S1lter Beute, a hJ'MD-
•tndDc lady preacher, Ia played
by-GIWiand.
EXHIBITORS, FAMILIES
TO BE HONOR GUESTS
Emlbttors aDd their famll1es
wtlJ be booored pests Sept. 19
wbeo lbe Georp Colourt. rec-
reat:toc.l vehicle aoow opma:
for a 5-daJ rtm to Anaheim
stadium.
Wallace All:erUDd, sbcnr man-
acer, said flmlllu o1 tbe many
elllfbttors, W'bo wtll b(l s lknrlDc
top UDes ol. recreatiooal ..,_
tllcles m:t allled proctucts, wlll
be admttted free.
Displays Will lDclude oearl)'
enry t1Dd ot r ecr•tlom.l Ye-
blcle, from Ia:mrtoua $20,000
mot« b:Knes to moout fokl-
01111: campers. Oft'-rOI.d Yebleles
also 1F1ll be lnclllded aJoar W:ltb
papallr mates ot motarqdes,
.. , ... _and-_.,_
... ""a!pment. 17TH LECTURE SERIES s-hoars wtll be s 1o II
Dr . Art bur L. Stet& rettrns p.m. weetdi.J&, 11 a.m. to 11
to Ora.op Coast Collep tb1s p.m. Saturday Uld 11 a.m. to
fall to bec1D his 1 '7th annual lac-a p.m. Slmday. '
ture series.
Tills roar's 4-part -... LIFE IN GERMANY IS
which meets m Woclllooday ... TOPIC FOR LUNCHEON
eoinp, 1.s Utlecl, "ute btJins Newport BeachCbrtsti&D Wo-
aow." The ftrst lecture Will mea's Cl~ wtU bold tts Sep-
be beld Sept, 19 LD tbe ace tembu 1-.cr.c:m at the A1r _
aom.tortam from 7:SO to 9:SO parter 1DD at 11 :45 a.m. 00 the
p.m. There Is oo taitloo and l9tb.
per80DS may repater at the R-t• Caraway, n1sed in
lecture. RUler's Germaay, wtlltell tbe
bl tbe ln1Hal lecture, ..Utled story of ber UJt. Mule 1r111
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LA tllaADI. CALIP.
or. a.n-L. ,....._.
Q . Startle, Wuh. "What does the
new birth mein7 Someone asked
me the question and I do not k.now
ex~ctly how to answer it."
A. john Wesley was o nce asked,
"Why do yo u always preach that
man must be bo rn again l " He re ·
plied , "fo r the si mple reason that
you must be born again." This
question is basic. You know what
b irth means in the physical realm.
A new individual has come into
the world . On the simple b.uis o f
that physical life a person can have
a p hysical existence as long as God
allows it. In o rder to b e a live to
spiritual things o ne m ust al so have
a spiritual birth. Wht>n God created
Adam and Eve He d id so that they
might be w ithout sin. They were
innocent untd they d isobeyed. (Do
not be too hard on them for we
p robably wo uld have done t he
samt' thing only q u icker.) Because
of this they e nte red into sp iritual
death 1Ephes1ans 2:1,. Only o ne
thing can change de<l!h a nd that is
life. To he alive spi rituall y requires
that we be bo rn of the Spirit. This
means that we believe w hat the
W ord o f C od says abo ut o ur being
sin ners. We realize we cannot do
dnything to make ourselves right-
eous befo re God. Yet . Jesus Christ
pa1d the fu ll price fo r us. We ac-
cept Htm as ou r Saviour-Sac rifi ce.
We s take ou r eternal sal v<~ti o n on
what He h.1 s d one for u!O. Wh en b y
fa ith we do this then in that mo·
ment we are born again of the
Sp irit of God. To be born Into th iS
wo rld physic.ally ~e did no t have
anything to d o whh it. To be born
into God's fa m ily me ans w e d o no t
have a nything to do w ith it eithe r,
since it is all o f Chrisl. In p ractice
it means that the o ld d esires a re
gone . The re will be a ne w se t of
values and outlook o n li fe .
b irth at Penteco s t until Martin Lu ·
the r in 15 17 it was all one homo·
ge neous group. It is true that one
p rom ine nt c hurch h1d spread in
many are as. Re ad history 1nd find
the various gro ups which were In
existe n ce befo re the Reformation.
We here at Biola College and Tal·
bot Sem inary do n ot feel that Jnti·
denomination a li sm is a m ark of
spirituality. The opposite could eas·
ily be true. Most of the n a mes we
fi nd today did occ ur follo wing the
Reformation in later centurie s. This
would have bee n after the begin-
nmg o f the 16 th Cen tury A.D .
Q . Redwood City, Calif. "The Bible
speaks of Cod as bein& jealous of
our love and worship . fl God is per·
feet and free from sin, how could
He be ;ealous?"
A. Origin all y the word "jealo us"
did no t mean spiteful, embitte red
or reeking in vengeance. God right·
fu ll y dem ands o ur love. We are to
give H1m that w hich p ro p erly be-
longs to H im . The l o rd d esires to
be God of all o r not Go d .ll all.
This is what the "jealous" really
means. W e C.lnno t thin k of man's
sinful pro pensities, suc h as hatred,
envy .1nd jealousy .lS bemg .lflri-
butes ascribed to God . They are
not the sa me thmgs at all.
Q . B~erton, Wuh. "Is there any
Scripture that says the communion
cup must be real wine and not the
grape juice most churches use7"
A. No, the re is absolutely no such
teach ing in the Bible. We believe
it is best to use grape juice . hen
tha t, how eve r, is not necessary
since it is o nly symbo lic. Jesus said,
''Th is do in re membrance o f Me."
M issio naries, a way fro m all civili-
zatio n , have had to use coconut,
berry, o r o the r kinds o f liquid. The
element itself is q u ite irrelevant.
What it denotes for our lives is
what is impo rtant. The same id~a
ho lds w it h the bread. What really
matters is the Person w ho is being
remembered o n th e occasion,
Q . Port~rvllle, C.Jiif. "Where dtd all
ol tht' churches ger th e ~r name\
and the vaf/Ous clenomma110ns o r-
t}<{lnJie?"
A. Some have the e rro neous idea
that from the 11me o f the Church 's
:Baptist JBiblt m-ibunt
POUNDID JUNI 2:1, 1,_
..O.L IMITH. ......
PILATE AND TRUTH
By Noel StJtitj
I AM GOING TO talk to you loday o n Pilate'• lam-
out quntion: "What 1a Truth'" (J ohn 18 :38). Pilate is
eaaier to handle than h11 question.
When r rdlect that ~ Son of God Jpent three yean
antwtrinl ll, I ha~ a feoelina that it borden on ...cri-
Ieaa for me to at&ealpt a .....to~.» OOC'Miident.km of IL
But It will be perde-4ble, I \h.lall., w ~r ....
upHill ol the pvemor'• qUfttklft,. mel • CCIQikf,er them
ill rdation to 110me of the pnblema -'nllltbw Ul .... ,.
nasr ow AU... there "" ,. ... "ot ,.. .. t1w .,.
nnor, not pilate the> rtpvi-lattYe lllbd: rieeroJ ol
c-.., not PU•w the l:ftcam,atioe ol traperW autharitJ
and power, not P!.late the ~. R'-tor7 '-..
to.t all lrite,...t in .V thG.e UO.. and all tbt authortt)'
and power equ.alinc with thftn.
H d tory 1a con«med with Pilate-the m.n, Pilate
the individual. 1t Ia PUate, DOt lb. pw"enaot", that h!.a-
tory dftnandl u. to conakjar.
Jesu. Chritt w• no l(nat problam to Ptlat. u eo"-
•rnor, •• C-rs viceroy. The Nuaren41 •• no !to-
man dt.l~n. He had no atandlnc .tth the .,.,._ .Ub·
hahm ent of Jerusalem, and with tha power estab-
IWunent at Rome. He •• but anottwr t.n&tie.l act-
tator. P ilate coukl have dlllpoMd ol Him 1n any way
~ chow and there would U.a bM:n. no eomplaint
from Rome.
And there ...... Pllate'a wU.. ~ cl..illturl:itQr ie«W
waa not .wnt to the rovamot", 110 the ~ to the
rrpl'ftentatlve of Rome. Jt w• ..nt to PUa\e tbe bu.-
band. to Pilate \he man, to PUate tiM tncltridu.J.
Pilate's trouble L. penonal. Panonal ll'l iplte of the
royal purp~. penonal In •pita ot all tha autt-it7 and
fuca! and mili tary l'ftOUreH at h1a dWpoaal.
Why don he keep on M Yiftl', "' find no fault In
HUn"? Why doH he keep on u.kJnt: thc.e q uwtlonl:
"Wlw-1"101 art thou?" "Art thou the kine of the J .... t ..
Why don h wuh h.ia hands?
Pila te the man found no tudq-place In the v•t
authority and poww and d lcnity cd Pilat. tha IO"ft'-
nor. nw, truth unceremonioua.ly bruahed alJ ol. that
•ide and f&eld Pilate aa a m.,.. .. an i.ftdhrldu.al, .nd
ct..manded tt..t tw eonaidar and Juda• .... -. n •
not, What t. the aovernor rotn. to dot It Ia, Whet an
you, u a man k~ what rou tJ:t,o,r, I04al tit dot
'l'hl.a. It ..._. to me, i1 the Unt .ad .,._. _. ....
-..nt truth ~-hot' tble Wi¥1 tad -.. w .... bam • lnd.iYiduMI. ... .-.... -...
dlvW~ .. .,. ..oDUntabie to,.._,. • ..... ~ ch,
and we .,. accountable te tbe J..._ mt ... Ill AJ ..
mtcbt7 God • iDdMduaJa.
You aa't hid. Ia the crowd ,._ ..._.,., Mit •
IMMioa. the aU--"'1 .,._ of .u.ap~ GeL A-' Pl-
la ............... ,._ DMin tMn Ml7 .. -1D ..._,.
that the tndJYidueJ '*' find .. ,.,.. WdDd ...... .
bidd.mc ,...,. ol publk of&.. ... ~ It ... that
ot a Yicoei'OJ' ol lmpn1.al Ronw.
'I'll& caoo. or PUatc • u.. -.. .rtaor~ • ... ,..,. •.
dent (or the a-e"h« too ect.. • WM ,.,.._. ,_ th.t
Roman polltiel.-n and ata'-narn to lid.. He ,..,_. to
act ln \he hon.t •ad ~· ..,. tNt PUatc the "*' w• obllpMd to Ht..
'Thet .. 1M erinwl for whleh ~ .......,.... hllo.
few wh.ich hiltory ~ h.lllll. .Mt lw whkh
hJatorJ .... rel\11111111 ......... hb.
P\1.-.. .n.d -.............. ,.tltiei-. ... ~
loaet•a.n .... t.nd~ .....
And w-would write ........ the ...... .......
ol .-ritlllc Md ... h ... what ........... .,.
-~ ...... tt. ............. -•• .. -....-aaM~I~wreuMoqa _ _..
.... lolille qmpesh¥ .., .... -.... - -., -· u .................... ...w ........... ... .-hts~_,, ... u ,...._._._ .. _ ...... _..,.._,..._ .... ___ ,._
................... % ........... ...
! I dt' ................. .
.................... J Ob ...
,.. ................ ~,.,· 1 .....
is not a pleuant u~rienee. He t. a man ol 11ke pu-
5ton:o ,..llh oun~:lvu. ll we had be-n~ lrt his c.in;um-
atanct."5, w~ would have acted q he did.
Pilate, tnCidenrally, is 11 reprewntative of the 1\Qman
Emp1~
Ptloo tr , es.enually, ·~ " t"prewntat.ivr of ~ hum&n
m•
"WHAT IS TR1J'I1t!"' Well, one of tha m.o.t de-
preuinl truth, ta that Pilaham didn't dlte with the
Roman 10v~rnor. Every time you look at a man wboee
1uprenw caUM in thia world i.a hintadl, you are look.b\.1
•t Pilate. Enry li~ you Me a mM aubordlnatirc
lcu\h to a .. ,ucc...tul c:areer," you are iook.b'lc' at PJ.
late. E.,...,. tim. yo u '" a man IIKri.liCIII anotb.r CMD
to upeocUeney, you an k»oklnt: at P1JAI,a. l>nr7 tbDa
you -a nwn k»oJdQQ baclr. owr his ~ at
hadqUIII'Wn .. he it f.-( with tfte plain, -~
truth., you aN lookbc at PUat.e. &...,.,. tlirJw )"'U ......
....... I 'Mikal ...... d.p~ tbtt ~ ,., \aoo
beliaf in bitl achooa, eoll4w, mel ....a.n-, whUe
at the ...,.. Ulna be ..., oa auttalaiac the w-ehtnc
with au. iDIIYmCt aDd. IDOOt)', rou .,.. ~ to
dlte ... ol PU.ata.
'"'-Ddl aboWd not only ..., troub .. Ill; tt-y
aboWd hum.ble •. 1'he7 lboWd <:IIUie -to ~
and ..... \lpoD the IJ'*"l' and IMrq' aDd beel.i:nt whk:h
.-.nMd ua from Pl.laW Hall and IIWde ua one with
Uw Truth he CICiftdelnntd. w_. It not few th .. ....
and DWft'J' and hnllnc. .,mtualb nobod7 could d .. .
tJncuiah any ol U. from the ftom.ut, IOTaT\01', n;C*pl
for tha royal purpk and the lmpuial -e:W abo¥. h1a
tudczneat--l.
Ah, bitt.er truth' • man of 1.i1La ~ wh h our---WHAT 18 fttri'H! Truth it that wtuch eanlorm.
with t.cta. Truth Ia that wh~ ~ with .-litJ.
'Th.at which doft no\ conlorm with facta .. DOt truth;
it il fai.Mhood. 1bat wtudr don not ap-w with ,_)itJ
'-DOt truth; it • faiMbood.
"What il truth?~ k Ia not the aut.Utudon ol _,.
for deeda.. lt ill not idoe. bl the abArac1.. It 11 not
prtDclpln uninltitutiONii.....t,
One ol tbt cba.f ......-. why II million Cc.nmu-
nlna corwol the ~ta, U.,.., • _..,.... el 1
billkc. peopLe on tba -.r1h la l»c:al»t the cold. cal-
eulatini. _,....tic bn.iD ol NULolai lAnin had ~
and contem pt for ~ who aubadtuted word& lor
deecb. Lllteon to him:
"Do not mLN a •LncM boW' of opm1o work. But do
not cherl&h an7 ~u&n.aJ and ·~ul' Ulu.Mma.
(Qrwarilie immedl.ataly undezvound Ol'l'anl..&a\ion8 or
audri ev~Mre for the pubtk:ation ol ......,...., Me.
S.Orpnia Jnomed'••ly, ~07, ~ • .u
..... the lizMo. Act .. -did ill 1112-1114 whaa ...
....-napd lo .,...ar; ..... ~ -.n.:a .,. a
revolutkrn, wHbout at the _.. time ..... OW' )lpl
... in the ... 0\aa, Ia tha ......... .-deU... Ia
.. tnde unJona, N.) .•• u. --..... .,... t It• ...._....could ... wou..ld ............ ,_ ......
~ ... ...,_. .. b ,..,.,....,, .,. ......-lb' lor ---Aad .. ., tt.. mw ,_ wt.:r • ....,_.., -..
-.urw. .... anita 1 •• t.-...._ the __..... el
.Uihl ..... ~d. ....... , ........ ,,,
iDdudlac their tbuhp.a1 ~ • %111 • •
,... cet ol tha .. e'hd • , • ...,_.. ......_.. _..,._.,., ____ _
JrlowlJ' ................... ....cl .a.tr..t.l7 JiOlS 1 f.
theyhltft--~.
GDfliiJIIK ~ ... ~ .......
W..t one thlna 1m ........... : 0., bMh _.. lbe i'Wib)',
__ ....... --.... do ............ tolk. ......
...... -., bN1hnn ........ whlcb .....
Wcwd ol God, and do It'" (Lub I:D). • , •• M ,.
doen ol the Wonl Md 110t ...,_. ....,., ._,,"'-
C4lldudlnll 7'0\U' .,... •lnl• (J-~.
lu.UUI C... wae ,.... -........... ,_t M •
.... tt,Mdtw .... ~ ................. Attcr ·-b7c-lo .. _c-._ .. ..
l'W9p .......................... .-..: ..... ....-. • ..u • ..,p, , ............ .-
........ '--a. 4Sifta Aal ~ .._ tr.
..... 'f r
'l'rvdtb ................. .....
.... jwi-WJ--J--<16o .... _,, ... ,.,. ...._., .. r e ., .... _.
.,._ tiM 6 hw •• • ...... -' -.... ... ............ ..,. ........... ., .. __. ---CCOMTtMUII MIXT Wllll1
,,
-~ Bilk SJ,I -4••••
., AUUD W. .,AID, D.D. Ttel CtUIII'I;f,\IILIIACDM,
Made ....... tlt ef.._Twl •t JN H.CDOIM IT._-eM.Lt•IIWOOD, N.J.
,_ Tludalfl:cel Sulll..,., lld.a...., ft'1f tetl, r..
. OR tho put oix montho tho
weeidy s;bk School Leo-
.,.,. hav< been taken from
the Book of Geneaia. In
connection with a review
of our studta in the lint
book of the Bible, the re-
markt of a faithful apoaitor o f Gene-
aia ahou1d be noted: "The value of
thia book i1 theftfore evident. It ia in
lOme ~pect• the foundation of tht
Biblical revelation of God. It i1 the rum and explanation o f everything
th.lt follows in the hiJtDry of Divine
redemption through the aced o.f the
woman. ft may almost M said that
t.hcre is no truth of the Bible that is
not found here in germ. Thu1 the
.even gnat doctrinu which form the
warp and woof of the Bible arc aJI in
thi• book: (I ) Tlw: Doctrino: of God
u Crator, PrcaeTYer, Law·Giv~r. Judr•. Rtdtc:m..-; (2 ) Tlw: Doctrin<
of 'Creation u the act and process of
the Divine will, wisdom, and power,
(3) The Doctrine of Man in his con-
tad both with earth and heaven, a
union of flesh and spirit in a twofold
natun:: ( 4 ) The Doctrine of the
WorlcJ.u the spha-e of the human race
in ita unity, variety, and divilionl ; (S)
l1se Doctrine of Human Life, 6,. •
individual. then 1U IOcill and in the
family, then 11.1 tribal, and at ten.th
rraduaUy devdopin~ into natklnal Ule :
(6) Tlw: Doctrint of Sin u tho uaor.
tion of man's lndtpendenct of God,
hia unwillin&"DQ.a to remain loyal to
the Divine ·W111 , with the results of evil
both nqatin and positiw in the lou
of holinaa and feUowthip with God.,
and the impouib;tity of rendering to
God the obedience and glory dtx to
His Name ; (7) The Doc::trine of Re-
demption, with the universe as its
sphere, man u ita JUbjcct, Divine
,-ce as ita aource, the Covenant &I
Ma method, and the people of Israel u
ita repo.rtory and in1trument. Re-
demption i1 found in promi.!t and in
symbol. and is prepared for by the on·
ward march of Divine providence.
When ~i1 is cardully studied
along these lines we readily 5CC that it
contains the promise and potency of
that varied, prolonged, and complete
development which we find elscwhen
in the Bible."
Scientific Proofs Evolution Is False
From "T HE EVANGEL," Bo:r 25, Largo, Fla.
SEVEN SCIENTIFIC PROOFS THAT EVOLUTION IS FALSE
Try Them on Your Tuchlr or Un lwen.jfy Prvfn1or
FUlLY DOCUMENTED AND UP·TO·THE·MINUTE
1. MUTATIONS
..The process of mutation IS the only known sourc~ of the new materials of
1enetlc variability, and !"!~nee of evolution" {T. Dobzhansky, AMER ICAN SCIEN-
TIST, VoL 45, No. 5, p. 385 , 1957)
However, mutat ions may remove a structure or cause It to be malformed, but they do not need a new structure, as would be required for evolut ion to occur.
In addition, mutatio ns are overwhelminsly damaging and most of them are
lethal, preventm s the organ1sm living at all . Even if the oraanism surv ives, they
cause deterioration, breakdown, and disappearance of organs.
B, Davidhe iser. EVOLUTION AND CHRISTI AN FAITH. pp. 208-215 The Presby-
terian and Reformed Publishing ComPl!ny (1969) Nutley, NJ.
2. THE SECOND LAW DF THERMODYNAMICS
The second taw of thermodynamics is one of the most universally appl icable t.ws in sctence. There is no known cxcept1on to it.
The second law of thermodynamics states that everythins is becomina more
and more di50rganized; that everything tends to become simpler, more random,
more disordered; that thmgs are gettina old and wearina out; th•t the univei'M
11 runnina down.
The theory of evolution teaches that H'let'li is • univerut tendency tor thlnp
to become better oraanized, more complex, more hijtl/y speciali zed and adapted.
Thus the theory of evolution Is in tota l opposition to one of the most reliable
laws of science.
H.M. Morr is, EVOLUTION AND THE MODERN CHR ISTIAN, pp 45-<48, The Pres--
byterian and Re formed Publishing Co. (1967). Nutley, NJ.
3. POPULATION STATISTICS
If evolution were true, and man has had a mill ion year history on the earth,
the world population should now be over l()•ooo people. Thr s is 1 followed by
!1000 zeros, and Is inconcevably larse. so large It wCXJid more than fill the entl~ knoown untverse.
The traditional Biblical chronology is infinitel y more real istic when applied
to world population figures than is the milli on year histQry of mankind assumed
by evolutionists.
H. M. MOffis, BIBLICAl COSM OLOGY AND MODERN SCIENCE. pp 72·&3 (1970). Craia Press, Nutley, NJ .
4. MI SSING LINKS
If evolu~ion were true, .there shout~ be literall y mymtds of transitional fonm 1n the fosSil record, showmg stages tn the deve lopment of anima ls from fish birds from reptiles, etc. THERE ARE NONE. '
D. Wish, VENTURE, (February 1970). A publicatton of Christian Service Briaade.
5. COMPUTERS
All that is known mathematically about the lana ttme spans, the random
chaflies •nd alleged evol ut1onap trends of the theory of evotutu)n has been
proenmrned and fed mto supe:r.-:ornputen.. The result -the cornputer s 1amb
The mathem.ticians, on this basis, say that the theory is false.
A. E. Wilder Sm ith, lHE CREAT IOrl CF LIFE, pp 232·3. (19~01 Hamlr1 Sho"'"
Publ1shers, Wheaton, lllmo•s-
I . CAH BON·l4 RADIOACTIVE DATIHGS
These dati nes show human .r 1d .m ima t foss il~. t eal, oil and r'!nlatns of other
once livtni thi nas to be on!y 6 lew thousand years old, comparl!d to the hundreds
of thousands and m1ii iOns ol years assumed by evolut ionists.
A. l. Whitet11w, CREATI ON RESEARCH SOCIE TY QUARTERLY, Vol 7, No. t.
PP S6-7l (J une, 1970).
1. 'DTASSIUM-AACON AND UAANIUM·LEAD RADIOAC TIVE DATINGS
These are the most recent and popular methods for dat .nh the rocks l nd ll '<~e miHion1 to billions of year5 as thl! timl! s.ince the rocks ·Nerl! formed .
However, recent resuth have shown thes.e da tm g methods to be colossal!)'
m error lJS agn of mill tons and even bill 1ons of yl!ars were obtai ned fOf th•
formation of volcanic rocks kn own to be only a few hu ndred years otd .
J. G. FunkhouMr and J. J. Nau r,hton, JOU RNAL OF' GEOPHYS ICAL RESEARCH Vol. 71, No. 14, p, 4603 (1958) .
S. P. Clementaon. CREAl JO N RESEARCH SOC IETY OUARTEA L'(. \lot . 7, No J. pp 137-141 (1970).
HOI!WS 11 :I -22
Moreover, this same expos-itor
writes : "We mu1t t~fore take care
to study Gcnesi1 not merely u a book
of hletory, or even as a reco~d of hu-
man character, human sin, human dis..
cipline. It is much more than all these,
for it i1 a record in 10rne of the atages
in God '• gracious endeavor to lead
man back to H imactr. It is only in the
tight o f its sped fi c religious purpMt:
that we can understand both what it
omits and what it contain1. It is evi-
dent, therefort, that Genesis will never
yitld ita true mGning unlen it is con·
aidered in constant view of the pres-
ence of a 1upernatural dement in i1
from first to last. God and Reckmp..
tion are ita keynotes, and in these are
found the essential features of the
book and the true explanation of ill
difference from all others, and its in-
finite superiority over aU other works
dttl.ing with the early days of the hu-
man race.. Above aft, Genesis must
ever be studied as the. first book o f •
volume which i1 called the: Word of
God . Ita prumce in thi1 volume. is
the almplt fact that (iva it whatever
authority it poasepq, U nieaa we ever
keep in mind its place aa an int~l
part o f a volume which we believe to
be in a.ome sense divinely inapired, we
shall never enter into its meaning or
rully profit by its lcs10rts. If there-
fort: the book is st udied and pondered
in the light of its clearly arranged con-
tents, its varied lines o f teachi Pg, its
definite religious purpose, it s nanifest
principle of unity, and its evident
marks of progress, it will be foun~ to
be one o f absorbing interest, profound
spiritual value, and perennial impor-
tance for mind and heart and li fe" (d.
W . H. Griffit h Thomas, Gt"esis, 1909.
Vol. Ill. pp. 223-225).
Furthermore, a review of the Book
of Genesis should include a careful
reading of a great chapter i.n the New
Tutament, namely, Hebrews 11 . This
long and eloquent passagll!: sets forth
the nature and fruit s of faith . Thus.
the triumphant achievements of faith
are enumerated by the inspired author
By taking God at His W ord we tr uly
tee the triumphs of faith which a~
dearly illustrated from the O ld Tes.
...,..,.. H.,. it lhoald bt oi>M<v<d
that the Ust of cxampln from Genesis
alone runs to twenty vcn n . d . H•
"'-• II :J..22.
Tlw: -in< of th< pr-.t -,
which is entitled '"'The Hcroa ot
Faith,.' is u foOowt :
I. Tlw: Nalurt of Foith (Reb. II :1·
3)
2. The Faith of Abel, Enoch, and
Noah ( Htb. II :4-7)
3. Tlw: Faith of tho Potriarcho
( Htb. II :&-22)
TME NATUlE OF FAml
In Hebn:ws 11 :1·3 we ra.d the fol-
lowing words : "Now faith is the ~~~~
stance o f thinp hoped for, the eri-
dcncc of things not .een. For by it
the elders obtained a ,good report.
Through faith we understand that the
worlch were framed by the word of
God, 10 that things which are .etn
were not made of thingl which do ap-
pear."
Conoemln.-t~ remarkablll!: v~t:na
( 1-3), it i1 interatiag to obeerve the
follow ing comments of a contr:rvatin
Biblical scholar: "In II :1 th~ orda-of
the word1 in Greek P?'-' the CfTlllhuia
on the objects of fa1t h, i.e. the tltUcg1
'lto~td for and lhir~gs 1101 stnc; and tht
inclusion of a noun (Gk. fnlpw~UI)
in !he second phl"'ae, makinl{ exptidt
th·u thoe un5«n things are ralida,
is itself 1 proof or .WW.tt of their
existence. Such faith is a primary QDS)oo
dition o f knowledge: (v. 3), puticu-
Luly knowltdge of the Scriptural-wit·
neaa. It is euentia.l to the undentand-
i"2 of the oririn of tbr: urrinnc, u de·
tcribed in Genelis I. It ta the fouzwia..
tion of all ri«ht thiRkin« about thoee
tDtWitU whkh form the ** ..d llet· tin~ of human hlllory (•. 3). For It
is impoqibk to pro-rick an edequatc
npb.natlon amply by _ _., /,....
what can he olloti ted by tho -
On< needs to ot«>Kniu ttoo Prior oncl
indeptndtnt ailtenct of the lhlnc
God and Hil Cnui'H Kti•ity a tile
firll c:auot. With tho piltoN ., U..
,_.4 of liH, d . 'And God ooicl' -
1<r1 tmw. in {;malo I : d . aloo .-
33 :6" (d. A. ... Stibbo, "Htbrcwo"
in TM N"" BiNI c .... ,.....,. ht
Ed .. 1953, pp. IIW. IIC:.).
Moreonr. ift the .._., •radoa. of
-lof_po_tho_of
tho .... Dr. J. Grooboin libdloo, ... N..,T--..-.,= of-:.._ .. .....
willa a dlwn Itt t1llt ...... to
·1oo dooltod, tho tlo<Uioo of a....,. • of-··· ad dlol tlo<Uiooo lo ..W 10
loo .-... ., 111111. ft lo .. -
6ldrloo dlol-.. tho ... -
of tho B11o1t, .'fa tho looclriv Got
a rllddlohM--tho..-6:_.
-if·lo~n-.r n' • .. .., ,_ .. tho-(d ...... I•,. I , ,. JO, Sl),
('hloot II I)
' '
~EW'ORT IWI1!0 R EJUIGM
'IIIIUIHED ftB(LY-,AGE 7
THURSDAY, SEPT. l~ l91l
COIIJIIA DEL IIAJ!. CAL.
·:-:-_ .._. • -~o. .. "'= Volunteer action report rlop ud a 1tnu1o1, ..-a._ -I p ... ltflot. tu:.troa ••kl' U lid I &A, .... 10 ~ 11:10 p.m. A.. FatnieWJJtaqiiMptt11.art-to the canteen or a ride 011 tbt
lla ikoW..,........ • a... T. O.CU a..ut, 10, ~ lU ud t:JO Lm. Aac. Sl. lldlll lw:l1lt)' jar tiM meutai!J Jolly Trolley it \.IffY' .~OIIJ'I&.,
pill Lue, lfewpari IWJtb, honcllfr Dr., 111cn CU(II, rllll'ttl4. nttds ad\llt rldtora eq>trleoee for t~m .
Www Qr. 11 IDd., •• WU aoe-.cf rlf GPif'ldlc t • SATURDAY, SE.PT. 1 I« J0G1C ruldnU no ItO DOC dJvldualattentlon CiVeo them by
A lO ..... b&eyclt ftl-.d at COMtnc:tloa hMI•N laar'IIS-brtQie RomKo Roctr1pn, D" flmi.U.. to rUSt 16 W tbelr trtendlbll) spooMW le "erJ tliO ud 115 lD cotM wrt 4eec.aftcpol1c:tr~to t:l,o11100Ft..~rnnR4.,Co• )ITCI'ftdl aomt at tbe e:dru httdldtndenloplngthelrful-eto• tbe DIIM beflwt ttom 1 ._,_.., comptl"" ud ....... .., arr.,ttd at t:IO tMt an ., DeeeatrJ. TMM 1ngs of sell worth and 1n he.,-
U. -.us rtllidt101 ~ W~ eo.d 1 tmp\oy ... e111t1Dc' lum-p.m. ll lUI HIP !aDd Dr., H&r-Yt..l:tcrl art ealltd trlecxlllhlp lnc: them to develop bask sld.Ua.
UaJD &ward R1D.c. 114-1/Z ber lat. pnp attblr..,...t bor H1pluda, Udcb&rpdwith apouora.. TbtJ rtstt thelr as-F'rlendshlp sponsors are se -
4ttt a., Wtlll lfft<port •.• at abcM I a.m •.•• A. far coet drtrt.ll( uadtr the tAn.oee ol slpell r..tdeat at leUl ooee lected oo the basis of the Deed~!
MlliDdl JCemper of Coeta lie-wort!l $395 wu Ito'-ftom alcoba1 in eoooectloo With a a mcUII, prof14e f4 a moolh of 2 particular resident. Tht a.. t~J:W)loyed at Nnpart Dlt-Ctmoae•a stq,, U15VIa()porto mlDor tra.fllc accldeot there -... ! for tn&tl, tripl:, speelalneeda:; friendship sponsor chairman
IUD, 1000 W, Cout HWJ,, Mar-or1o, Udo Shop~, bltwMD 9:30 • • • Cba.ries EdWard Lowe, _ they ...t a birthday rttt and tries to match resident ud
lDI!'I MUs, rtpOried tbl tbtft a.m. Auc. 14 ucl 4 p.m. Aoc. 47, f1 214 SSrd St., West Mew-UIS a CbrtJtmtl or Hanukkah sponsor ror a h.a.ppy relatlon-Keep cool with
OUA•••• IL &.AUlltlllln'
AlJ6WTJ II IRJBD
-I<E.roRT BEACH-
lOSt Dr.
II.
ot aboG $110 to eurr.ey IDd za ..• lkwrtu'l wbo p in ~ :.U eht.rpcl wf~"betnc NAVY Set.mu Appreatfce pr....t. ship.
101M ebleb ftom tbe otJle. thrOQih tbe rear door 1I'1Ddow P c.,1Dtozteated ll8:on>p,m. MlcbUI C. Morpo. .cool Mr. Some d. lbese resfdents are U you are Interested In this :;.;;;~~~;~~~~
dartDa tbt ,.._eacl; lA aMP-toot $4,4141rOI'th of ratJ:So. &Dd at SOth st. and Newport Blvd., ud Mu. C&h1D Mor'PD ol 'JOt I.D wbMI cM.Jrs and a •alk program, call the VoiUillHr
aratt l"t!P«t,OW'Mf Jt.metPIJ'-otbtr eqtdprneattrom Dertngton Wtat Nl"tt'PPrt • · • Pollee Ceoter St. Co.b. Mea, ttu ar<MDI tbe crol.md.s or a trip Service Offtce at Falrv1ewState
kJAa:a aid u.t carburltorl Marlne Electroalcs, 155 N. cbarced Ted Sidney Howard, Cf'adlllt.:l rfom reendtt:rain1DI Hospital 545-9331
CANVAS
AWNINGS nlull2 at $110 tad bela. tabD Newport Btl'd., Newport 1827 W. Balboa Blvd., Ctrlllral at tbt Nanl Tnlnlnc c.ur, L8GAL MOnCI ' ·
bon·t let the aun apou your • • • A thlrlly bareJar toot a HetctU, bltwMO ? p.m.Aq.2? Newport, with being lntol1eated Great I...Qea, ru. NOTICE TO CREDITORS COL DWELl BUILD NG
patio fun . Shade •t~1h colorlul eut o1 beer )lit Wort DOOD aocl I a.m. AUI. 28. , • A wallet Ia pd)Ue at 12:45 p.m. ID tile SUPERIOR COURT OF' THE ~EARS COMPLETION
cenua for cool comfort , Cell from a t:net; parted 6:Jr de-Coat&IDiD& S%20 cub wu tateo 1800 block of W, BalboaBIYd •.• CHANNEL ISLAND VISIT STATE OF CALIFORNIA
orcorn.byfortr.eeatlm.tu. IIY..,. to tbe Marut: Butet, from b1s eo~.t 111 b1J omee at Vlrc:U Antbooy Bosley, 26, oilS PART OF Q.ASS F'OR THE CO UNTY OF' SAifl AI& SlOO W, Balbo& BlYd., Wt.t S900 Blreh st •• lrY1.0e lDdua:. 11'1'-1/2 GraDd Canal, Balboll 0ranre Cout CoUece 1.1 ot. ORANGE
ftMI ' .&-.e. Newport; U.. deUY8ry .,.... be-trl.al Pvk,aceordlnctoareport IslaDd, was char~ with belnr ferln( a on clasl tb1l fall No. A. 7fi913
lUll I ........ lac ma4t by Couolidated BeY-by Albert James St. Georp lotoxicated lD an automobtlll that wtll DOt OOlJ atudJ the Estatt' of OHMER K. CHRIS .
,_.,., tf't.l8 ~. B._ Park of Gardea Gron ••. A cal-at 4 a.m. 00 Ony.z Ave., Jus.1 cbannellslaMa but n.s.t tbem TlANSEN, Deceased.
2202 SOUTH MAIM ... Wb.tle bt ftl b.dla&: a e ulator worth SU:5.50 wu tat-50\&h of Park AYe., Balboa Tbe two-IBllt ~le requlr~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
AA boat DIIU' 210'1' Bt.ylbort Dr., en b'om the desk of Dorothy Island, at 15 minutes past mid-00 prerequlstte. to the creditors of the above
M :..:. ___ Bay Shores, camen eq1ldllment Housek at Paclftc Mutual Ufe night:. · · A TV set aDd radio, Tbe clu& 1.a limited to 1 Umed decedent U12t all per-
nllled at SUO wu tatu from Insurance Co., 700 Newport nlued at $550, were burglar-mu:lmum of 35 studeots ud 1005 bulng claims against the '""'""""'=="""""i'' the puked ear ot JobD Dltadol, Center Dr., Newport Center, Lied from the Arthur Jooes wlll have 6 hro-bour clua.,._ said decedent are reQuired to
-2S28 Anlla st., Eut Bluff, at While she n.1 oo vaeatlon from rellldeoce, 2414 University Dr·· slons 1n ad41tioD to a S-daJ fUe them, with the necessary
1 p.m. Auc. Z3 ••• Gte&OI'f Auc. 10 to 2'7 .•• Foar water-Back Bay, between 2:lS p.m. excurstoa of the islatlda Tbe •ooehers, In lbe offi ce of the
Paul Roub, 25, al 106 E. Bay colors by artLBt Frank Hamil-and$ 4:30 p.m. · · A tiller took trlp wttl be eooducted or~r the clerk oftheaboveeotltled court,
A.,..,, Balboa, wu arrelled at too, valued at $250 each. were 70 lo cash and stereo SOWld thanlta:gtrlng bolldaJ Mm u or to present them wHh the
11 p.m. oear 22.:1 St •• Ceotn.l taken from eootnctor Clair equipment valued at $15 5 from 25 ' · • neeeiSary voucbers 'to the un-
Newport. oo a eh&rp ol4ruot Peck's temporary residence at tbe Michael Daley residence, Tbe eJp(!diUoo wtUYialtADa-deralcned at the. otflce or
ID pablle , •• LIDda Marte 1411 E. Bay AYe., BaDxll., be-S0?-1/2 36th St., WestNP'\)Ort, cape. Santa Cra Santa Rosa. KEENE, DION, MADSEN JEN-
Brt.Ult, 22. of 5Zl Bola. An., tween July 5 and Aug. u . between 4:30 p.m. Sept. 1 am San Mtruel ud Santa Barbara NINa;:£. Mc OONALD, A;co FI-
Newport HeJc!U, wu arruted • WEDNESDAY AUG lET zg !a a.m. Sept, 2. · · About $150 tslaDds DlliC1al Tower, Flfth Floor, 620
.at 6:20 p.m. at bar home oo a Someooe hit ! parttnr met be= was De~ KW a car A $120 fee covers an coarse-Newport Center Dr in, Newport
ebU'p of poueuton ot mart-ers 00 Ceotra1 An betW~ E C 10 n lotz, 301 related e~s 1Delllf1Dr Beacb. Callfornta 92660, which
3115·--·--Juana. Vla Lido and Vla ~rto Lido dgewater AYe., Balboa, by berthing and mea~ &beard the Is tbe place of business of the
• TUESDAY AUGlET 28 Shops wlth an tmkllcml ob'-t •anda.odals whO scratched thepaict shJp Rec!.stratloll will be coo-UDderalped lD all matters per -•-..'....... tr ,..-• ,_. • belli the wlndstlleld wtpera d • OCC talniDg to the est2le ot said ""' euea.,~.... ee, n ....... causing an est1matedS125dam-u u sat 00 the street at Cy. ucted ln tM admluklas
at $50, wu destroyed oa the ace, sometime between 4 p.m. press St and E Bay AVe uxt records balldlnc au the decedent, within four mooths • ,.. ____ ..., _____ ;.;..;...:...;;--.;.;.;.;._,_, Aug, 29 and 8 a.m. Aug. so ... Balboa h-om 9.30· m 'i c lass ts ftlled. Tbt nr• ela..sa alter the ftrstpubUe:attonoflhls
Highway House of Prayer
2411 E. CO An HWY ., COROHA DEL MAR
LOW! It LIVll -•r:AR
tNTP.RD fNOM I ,'I .iTIONAL. FUI.L GOSPEL
'UHDAY 'CHOOLr ''"' WOit,HI' Sf.ltVICI!• 11100
I!VAHG!LISTIC st•VIC!o 6•00 P'.M. SUNDAY
, ... Y.llt AI<ID 118L! STUDY• 7rJO ,,M. WfDI<IfSOAY
WILLIAM T. KROAH, PASTOR
PHOHE, 642-8762
Jack St:rana.han Nelsoo 60 of until 1•0 • m ~....,P· 2· Sept. A meeting Ia slated tor Oct. 4 DOC:ice. ' • . ' .....,.,.. ' ' . tr 4 to 6 1.11 10 Dated August Z8 1973
1715 Tndewtndl l..aDe, Bay-bicycle nlued at $l50wasstol-t:;le OCC :ctm. ~ GERALD w C HRISTt.~.NSEN
crest, n.s arrested for driY-en trom the p.rage of Janet a eoee g. E · '
lng ..mer the lllflueoce of al-Fisher, 314 E. Bay Ave., Sal-'EAT THE WEEDS' TALK aa':.!':J:~:tWIIJoftheabon
coho! at 1:30 p.m. at Park boa, between 8:30 a.m. Aug. SCHEDULED IN SERIES KEENE m(m MADSEN
An. ud Marine An., Balboa 31 and 9 a.m. Sept. I. "Eat tbe weeds" Is a lllllque JENNlNcS & Mc00NALD Ave~ laland ... A tape deck valued • j at S95 WI.S burglarlsed from COM HI SCHOOL BAND ne• 4-part ledure sertubeinC Ftna.ncl.al Tower, 5th F'loor,
Gary Dressler's camper willie TO PLAY AT USC GAME offered at On.nce Coast 620 Newport Center Orifet
It k--' the str t College. Newport Beach, Ca . 92660,('114) ns par """across ee Corona del Mar highschool's Tbe free series, begibnlnc 644~8181, Attorney for Execu-
trom his hOme at 21 Rue Foo-musle department has been Sept 14 eel F Ida Dill to tal11~30leau, :11 ,c,&Jlyoout't from called on for the thlrd con-tto~ 7 'wm 9 p~m~ 1n 1~~ &f-,.Publish: Aug. 30, Sept. 6,
· p.m. uc. un 1 a.m. seeutive year to present the • --1 2 13 20 1973 •-th N t Aug 29 eoce ......._ ure . , , , w e ewpor
harbor
photo
CoostructLon Is ooartng com-
pletion on entar~:ett facilities
ror Coldwell. Banker & Com-
pany's Newport Reach residen-
tial sales otnce and occ~y
of the new space Is scheduled
for Oct. 1, It Is annouoeed by'
Joseph H. Cta.rksoo, vice pre-
sident and resident maDO~~!:
Th.e new building Is at ~~;;:;::;;:;::~~~~
San Joaqu1n Rd., Newport Cen-I lDelt Dr
ter. Designed by La.ngdoo &r l CUSTOM UPHOLSTER
Wilson of Newport Beach, the Fr .. Estimates
7,000 sq. ft. structure will rea-Plckay &r Oellnry
ture a natural look of off-white J & J UPHOLSTERY
split-fa ce concrete block and l725 MonrOYl.a, Costa Meta
redwood siding wlth solar nl.t C-3, 642-58'7'6/646-805
bronze glass panels accented
with wood mullions. Under-r-:-::-o-==-:::-:::-::-::c::-::--,
ground parking will aceommo. M A T T RES S E S
date 41 cars. Also to be lo-
cated ln the new om ce ts a
branch of Cokhvetl Banker Es-
crow, a whOlly -owned sUbsld-
l.ary. Doo Koll Co. Is the gen-
eral contractor .
KEW -REaUILDliiG
Jrregul01r Shap4'5
lnaer•priDg -Cott•
COSTA M~SA t.u.nUSS CO.
l iSO N ... ·pl0rlllw4, LIM..,., J.-1101
LIKE TO TRAVEL?
~ HAVE TO TRAVEL?
',.-; 'f-= ~
, , :-HARBOR TRAVEL
-~~ ' 3442 lilA LIDO NEWPORT BEACH hv' 675-1311
Pa.,l Rycllofl Millie Rl•• Betty Jantl"e
· · hlatl school marchlnll: band Lecturer 1s Mrs. Charlotte Harbor Ensign.
• THURSDAY, AUGI.ST 30 at lSC. this Saturday Sept. 15. C larke, whO tJas taupt in Los -·r-:.~~~~~~-=
Joan Ell.l.abelh PJclt, 1930 The band will play for a crowd Ange~s Uld at both Orange LIGAL MOTICI ' F • · F •
Corn..-re Rd., Baycrest, re-ot 65,000 spectate" at the Coast aoo Goldeo West Cot-l }fie llffllture
'11iE REV. JOHN A. LlNDVA LL. Minister ported ber •aiJ.!!t, $35 In ea..sh U.S. C. vs. Ark:ansas p.me at leges, The title of tbe ftrst flCTITl0\.5 BlliiNESS NAME t
aDd a $110 n.tch burclarW!d the L.A. Colllseum. lecture Is ··SurYin.l in the STATEMENT l To ch up
SuMay SerTtce : 10:00 a.m. trom her residence sometime The COM drum majOr •til city," u will ell)lore many The followtAg persoo Is doing ~i U -
Jlumuuth 0:Ull\.1r•tuttiuual O:hurrh
Blbll Stud.J: 9:00 a.m. and 7:00p.m. Church Sebool: 10:00 ur.. betwMB 10 a.m. and ooc:c •.• be Margte Kerr, a.sststed by com moo weeds fG1D:1 LD tbt .bUIIilnela u : Eleetr1, 4ara.ae. ~
. 3.a2 BROAD S TR!l T, ME.fP'OR'T HEtGH liS Stereo IOGid equlpmeot nlued Bruce Larsoo. Dtreeton of the city tbat are cculdered M:l· Door &DIS Gate ap.en;, 1651 ~~ ~ Lt"'f" t5'ft£CTtF"Y YOUR' ACCIDENTS AHO' ·~ 2 at Sl,tOO.,.. ltoitn from the ma.tebinc t&od are Harry Corea tcactes ill otbe:r puta o1 &» Plae4Mdia A••~ Colt:a Mua. .\ _:;.:~#· ~Mdtnt PR'ICYLE'SS POSSESStOM'S. L::::":•::•::•::•::"'~<=o::r•=P='"::•=I=d::•=4:::::::::::::::~::h=o=n=:•=' ::6::4::2:::· ::7=:ol(l:;:::=:::; Brucl Birkland bome, 487 aDd VerDOII Schroder. world. CaUl. 92627: Gerard Woofers, r -::-. ,._._..,.... ..., , o ... c-u • .... o •~: ....... r Mornlng Cuyoo Rd., Corona L•~•L -TICI L-., -nCI 6106 W. Ocean Froot, Newport i --·• ~· •• o• o..-..-,c o:
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ht!!~landa • .,.,... ... '''" a.m . ·----ae.e•. calll. 92663. I' '· · --• '"" < • ••
and H5 p.m. by burglar• whO NOTICE INVITI". G 81~ Tbl5 busllless Is con<octed ! g I' rr I' b n r T11E CEHT!R fOR IIIILICAL 5TUDI!S ·• ·~ I inun 2 ._,"ucn£1 u '..Jununann remO't'ed lounrs from a -...tn-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t•·t the ~-o ot s-~-s by an IDdlvtdual. u u 0 -J JllMAGMOLIA n. AT 9145 A.M. IIlLI CLAUIS t ,,. ....-... _.., • ......,, W -' 714 551 ISlO SoUITA ANA AVE. 11100 A.-. WOIISM., MOUII dow. '·A teln'laloo set n. ued of Orange County, CalUorDia, will recel.-e sealed bids ~to Siped: Gerard ooters. -
COITAIIIISA 71to P.M. IVAG.LISTIC HOUR at $378 and 890 In coins were Z:OO o'cloelt P.M. 00 Monday, the 1st day of October, 1973, Tbls statemect WU ftledwtth
DR. Jlht.MY COtr485, PAS TOR stolen from James SuWnn's ln the oftlce of the clerk of the Board or S~rrtsors, 5th the County Clerk: of Oraop
COSTA MESA COUNS~LtNO CENTER home at 5203·1/ZSeasboreDr., floor, County Admlnistrattoo Building, 515 No. Sycamore St., Cotmty 011 Sept 4• 1973• Wll -
West Newport, betwe• 6 p.m. Santa Ana, CaUfornla, at wl'l.tch time said bids will be p~Ucly Uam E. St Jotm. county clerk, TO !MHA.MC! DYMAMIC LIV.IMC Aug. Z9 aDd 1 a.m. Aug. 30. 0 .. ,~ aod ,,.. 10, the following: by Theresa M. Ward, deptJty,
ANOTHER MINISTRY or THE F1RST BAPTIST CHURCH .,._. p bU b Sept 6 13 ZO 27 REV. JAMES HENRY, DIRECTOR • FRIDAY AUG\.5T 31 Orange County Medical Center, Bulldlni'One u s : · • • • •
Rlchard,Gordon Boyer, 2971 (1 ) Remodel Basement, Pro)eet No. 1221 -420-408 1973• in the Newport Harbor
F AJIJLY, PERSONAL, CALL S4I-173S Wendoza AYe., Costa Mesa, had (Z) Remodel Cafeteria SerYing Line, Pro~t No. Enstp. F -Z'7942 MARITAL COUNSELING OR 5f8.ZIS7
I 2-222 S.
LIFE" hts ear Lntured at 9:45 a.m. 1ZZ1 -420-41Z ~==L:E:A:R:H::T:O::L:I:Y:!::":T:H~E~D=Y=H=AM=IC=====~ •ben an lrate c ltltomer al-(3) Remodel Cafeteria! Dishwasher, Project No. r threw a can of Wind-l221-4Z0-418 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Wt lDYtte yoa to worablp c~r at him durlDg All of sa.ld work to be performed In accordance wtth pl:anl
PI&IT·OfUROf OF LUTHERAN CHURCH dlspi:e onr rest room fl-and spedllcatlons which are oow oo ftle in tbe otnce of the Ola.IIT I(DHJ1ST !ciUU•• at a serYict at:aUon County Clerk In the CoWlty Administration Bu.lldtng. 515 No.
»>J vk u.1. OF THE MASTER at 7100 w. Cout Hlt'J., West Sycamore, Santa Ana, Callfornt.a.
~ .... 2900 hdfic View ~. Newport, when Mr, Boyer Minimum wage rates for this project t.n been det.rmtwecl
IUNbAY IQIOOL. Cot'ont cW Mtr, CAlif. worU, and poUee booted Bruce by the Board of S~r•lsors by Resohrtloo 73-804, a cq~y 'of
t .._ M4 lOtiO LAWRENCE D. FRUHUNG Keao, 2S, of VIsta, CaUl., oo wlll.ch Is on file ln the ofnet of the Clerk of the Board of
IC.IU)AY SJ.aVK21 Pastor_ POOot 544_2864 a charre of usaalt w1tb a S~nlsors. Sec ,~ ~ ~ t ... •• ao.• •• deadly WtapOO. , , Albert Den-Bidders' attenUoo Is called to Uons 1 •v-17 • •.5 of the
..... UDAY avDING SUNDAY SCHOOL CLAS5ES n.ls Dadab, 40, of 1961 Ilea Labor Code which w\11 require them tl awarded the cootf'let
MEETING 1 AU A.ps: 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. Dr., Costa Yea, wu clllrpcl to pay not less than s:ald general per diem rate of .races set
UADINO ~ WorJbtp Hoar-10:30 a..m. wtlh belnc LDtoJieated In P\1)-forth to all laborers, workmen and mechanics employed in
.,_..,. 9 ...... S p.a NIII'MI'}' ud Col!" Hour lie at 2106 W, Oeeu Front, the eucuttoo of the proposed eoatn.ct.
.... ....,, 9 ._.,. 7,4s I'·•.P.---.:Proridod.;::.:.:;:;:;:. ___ ...l Central Newport, at ll:ZO One and one-haU Urnes Ute prnalllng rate ol n.res shall
.......,. ... .......,, a.m. , • An 18.1/Z foot trt-be paid any working time In e.zcess of eight bours In a.ay one
t s maru tx.t belouelnc to Nn-caleDdar day and tor Saturdays, Stmdays, atwt Jepl hOlidays, · ....., · ,...,,., p.a ATTEND port elty eotmetlman Paul Rye-unless otherwise noted. For less than el&f:tl hours pe:r day
aJONI)ORJaaiQI' THE CHURCH ltoff ,., rlld'ted stolen from the rate sh211 be that tractloo of tile forerollll rates tbat tiM
Of YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
Mr. Ryc~tr's dock at bls borne number of hours bears to eight.
at 1ZOO S. Bay froat, BaJbol In addition, this projeCt Is ttn:led l.mder the Stale ud Local
Island, betWeen 7:30p.m. Auc. Assistance Act of 1972 {Public Law 92-512) aDd ls subject
30 t.Dd 6:15 a..m . Aur. Sl, • . to aU coodlttons of this Act lnc ludlnc the Outs-Bacon Act
A ns..._nc rod nhaed 1.1: $50 (40 u.s. c. Z769-5o a7) (1972 Feb.}. It ls also requlr«l that
.,.., sto .. n from lAw's Cqa.. aU mecha.nlcs and laborers emptoy«l or worklnc at the site
tom Rod Shop, 50% E. Bay Awe., be paid not less than the baste hOurly rates of pay aDd trlnp
BalbOa, '*"-5:30p.m. Auc. beDeftts which are oo nte ltl tbe om.ce ot tbe Dtreetor of
so and 9:SO a .m. Aac. Sl. . • Bu.lldinc Services.
• BEAU~ SALON
~.-...,'~
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwv.
Corona del Mar
Phone 644-7336
•DRY CLEANERS
DIMMITT
/J •• ;,Jtr.,_
c.t"'Conu
Finr!ll quality dry dnninJ
on lh~ prrmisn
•
Sdf-RrVICt laundry
~~~ ~""' lat"l mndd
Fri&idairr w-ashe,.,
3200 E. Cout Hwy .• COM
Phont-: 673·9605 A~ S200 ln e ktthlDc &Del )n'-Each bidder must submtt with his bid a sa.tl.sbctory cbect
etry ••r• barcllulsed from tbe eert111ed by a r esponsible bank or a bidder's bood made
Old Town Cobbler' Sbop, 10'1' payable to the order of the Couaty ol Oruc-IA a.n atDOUl'lt • BICYCLES
DOt less tt.ll nve perceat ot tbt IUfJ'I bl.d u a ,..,-utee
Uat the bidder will enter Into the propoted C011tnd II the
same Ia awarded him. In Ute ••eot of faJhae to eat• LBto
stM:h Contract, the proceeds of lbe e bec:k wtll be torletted or,
In ease of a bood, tile tun sum tnereot wiU bt flxfelted to
DR. ~. UMTOM 11111011 . ,una
&UMOA'r ICMOOL ~ , •• • ... A.&. aiM. I tTuey
•
LIGAL MOna
saJ.d County of Oranp.
Eaeb bid must be oo a bl.aak form f\lrnlahed by the Couoty
ot Oruco.
Tbt sueeesstul btdder ai».U be reqatred to hnt.U, a.t
Um• o1 stpJ.na a1ftemeot, ODe ..-.tJ boDd wblell ala.ll
protect the )aborers ud matertal.mtD ud llllll be far 1oc:Jil,
of tbt amoul'lt of tht Cootraet. in a~t w1ltl Seetloo
U04 of tht CioYer~Unent Code. a:ad ODe nr~t~ bc.:S Ia tht
,,._t ol I~ ol tho Cootnc~ --tllo tlltllllol
Pll"fbrmuct of tiM Coatncl: aid taMM to bt tlrll ..,..Oftd
b)' the Couaty COtmatl and luuruee A.dmlalltntor ol 0raJII'I c....,.
SALES 8r SERVICE
420 £ 11TH IT COlT A .. SA.
646-7706 -646-6856
li&ALCOI..M I8UDtCUT\.IR
Tbo _,. ot s....,.,_, row•• tile ~ 10 ro)oct • FLOil.TS
UJ or au b~ t.D4 DOt -.eeiAI'Ib' aec.,-tM )OtWNI price
bid, ud kt ftl" 1QJ IDI:rm1l1C, ill &IQ' bed nc-tlncl.
BY OIIDI:R or THE BOARD Or SUPERVIIOOS OrCIWICE
COUIITT, CAUFai!IIA
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(BEAL)
W. E. ST JOHII
~ Clort ud u-olllciO Clort
ol lllo -ol ~ ol o....-~.ea.a,J_A .. •Mer
~ PeU.ta: Pft'I'Pift ll&ttJGr btl.., ,,,.,..,.. 11 ud m. tt11
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
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FLORISTS
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for service !
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HAL AEBtSCHER •
Ptop{'r F'o!ltf"l9 A~~wt•d
3409 E CoaH Hw-..
6 75 3833
•Marine Hardware
.,X it
to ''H'tllr 'i ''" Rrth·r
2700 W Co•tt Hwv . N B
645-1711
<Office Equipment
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• SHOE REPAIR
ANTHONY'S
SHOE SERVICE
COMPLETE SHOE. LuGGAGE
AND HANDBAG RE,AIR$
3401 E. Co•n Hrghwr~~y
Corona det Mar
Phone 673-t-640
• J•3J 'VIA LIDO. NEwPORT
·14 FASHION ISLAND
• t Hll IRVINE NEWPORT
OPE !oil ICC 5001<1 :
~OUTH CO .&.H 1/IL L.&.GE
I •u•rl·, C rh['
FRIFO CHI CKEN
045 5990
11 OO•m to I OOp m D•ol.,
CLOSED TUESDAY
291 E. 17TH STREET
COSTA MESA
A.R. MARSAC
PI UMBI=.R
1()()('.:un~llon A~
•
Plumhrntt Rt.~ol'l
DAY & NIGHT
WATER HEATERS
b1J-41.l0
• PUIIUCATIOI!. WOMt
ft C:AN ~"IHT YOUIIt
BROCHU"~ ~AMPH~~T'
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The year of the Mustang~··EIAMT~IU· r ..,... .. , -'AI!'' 'lliURSDAY, W'T. 13, lf71 ....... ~
•
(ldllor•a _, nu ... ilia
lint Ill a --Ill -ll -lor ilia • -bor ..,._ blp OCOOOla,)
twe .... .,, tbl ........
.. q 1Mb' •ttre 1M PWII'Y
~ wllll Pall -II , IIIII R<ld Ftc.J1 ud
8ttft Tertl(il;. M~ 11W1
llooiWo DolaDJ will llllarl Ill>
chiU• dll Bnlct Sbarp,
WEIGHT LOSS!
• • •
Tbb could be tbe year
lilo .. -.,. OENNI~ DELANV rAUl DESMET Aile Jt&U ol trllltratioD.
lDd loti: rA klala, CoD Mea .a
sebool 11 about to tltkl• ~
Jlm Dt.'fia rtturu at diM-
11Y't .t. Ja.quln c .. mberlaiD
ls tlptettd to &llebOr lbe otber
tad at tbt UDt, wttb Ktltb
Josephec:G t.Dd butetm.ll Ytt-
Our
Patients Show It
of 1k1Utd Ytten..n& that ~ALENTIN E
coacb JohD Sweu.y callJ I• n pouod• beuter at uz
''lbe best !:"' Mtll In my 6 Ud "IW..-t't Jolt a.ny speed, ..
0011 ""'' bet e. accordlnr to coach Sweuy.
tna Grec Sallos blctla( 14).
Tbe I.Dter lor line wiU M.Yt
Crate Brtmtoo, Rick Ramires
aDd Kettb Bateman.
CONSULTATION Ia INFORMATION
same team tbl.t walked starUnr QUIU'terback sten FULL M!DICAL SUP!RVISIOM
ott the field at the end of last Sharp returns. too. Sten 1s
sea801'1. Is back ... bluer, one of halt a daten Muat:aop
strooger aDd a little faster," that C011.ch Sweu.y see1 u
• says Coa.cb. Sweruy, wbo Is en-fUture co llege playen. Sharp
terlng bis third campt...lp as Ill ~ b& t~ by 14 t MARK McDORMAN STEVE TEREGIS bead .... ~... h H .._ w """" C ""' '41 ar .. _ coac • e •• s Kennedy and Rod Ftnatt:.
Muk Nebeker will return
u a ltottaeter. Coach SWeuy
say• be'• "blc --should be
creat, .. Brian McCormick and • 8 nd S s• Toa.J MarttDea will at.o rle tc.' Must•nv s Double Threat -ruce a teve n¥P.
Unebtcter Job•.
DIAL 673-1182
10 AM to 6:30 PM
16 retu:rnlng starters. Dennis Delany's rlmlllng
Last year's squad didn't wtn mates In the otfensiYe back-
a game. They were outwelgbed, neld will be Sharp's brother
lacldnf Lnuperlence, and didn't Bruce· Paul Desmet who sal
bue tbe speed to mate ~ tor out la'st year with ~ lnfury
tbelr light weight. aDd Dirk Whitaker wbo moved
k;.:: s;:s: :m.~mt~~ BUCS OPEN VS. G.W.C. NEWPORT WEIGHT CLINIC
al.sed I.Dd last, nry rood at tbe VIA LIDO , SUITE 250, NEWPORT BE<~Of
sttU positions, aod a kJI ol Oruge Cout Collece tscts ln1ne League ebampioosb.Jp 2
youoptera with good self-off Ita 1973 football ca..mpalgn years a10, but saw little act1aa
dlscJpUDe, tl'lJs Saturday nlebt, Sept. 15, playtnc beblod occ·s All-Thls· year should be a lot here from Coior~do betweea
ditJereot. Hard -running full -sea.sons.
hick Dennis Delany, for ex-SteYe Teregts a funlorwhom 11!1111!1~ .1!11!.1!:~~ wbo was tbe squad's Coach Sweazy ~ailed the moat
most fth&ble player lut year, Jmpr•wed player on the squad
••sa..,.e Sharp Is tbe best Qlal'-melt1Dc arc.b rival Golden West Amerlca.o Ah1n Wllite last--
terb&ct I'Ye seen to my &yean Collep at OCC's LeBard Stad-son.
bere," he SlJ'S. tum at 7:SO p.m. All ScMah Coast Conler~<IC~
The llustan(a btnest prob-Galea w111 open at &:SO p.m . tul.Iback John DW:Io, 1 NOTICE
last year, will be baclt as a
tlan.ker, along with senior Joa-
quin Chamberlin, a defensive
starter last year, and Steve
Martinez.
Iem? "Depth;' ays Sweu.y. ud tickets are priced at $1.50 rUDDtng 5-11, 205-pounder, wtU
"We'Ye ROt 18 or 19 boys who for adults aod $1 for children. opea at fUllback. He led the
can compete 1.11. this tough lr-Coach Dick Tucker's OCC sues 1n r~~~~~.~lut:;.:-~~"'"'; Ylne League. U we hue Injuries Pirates hold • 4-2-1 series wUh 6Z2 ~ds,
Mo 73 a.osEOUT SAl E ooo
HOMEOWNERS!
DO YOV HAVE FIRE & THEFT
Jl'i SU RAI'i CE Oi'i YOUR
PERSOI'iAL BELONGINGS!
Returning at split end is Bill
Valentine,
Tlgflt end Brian McCormick
Is back, but he's being pushed
hard by junior Keith Josephson.
A big offensive line will be
built aroood 3 returnlngtacldes:
early In tbe season, WI could adnntage. only the ftnal ftn pmes of tiNt
han problems," Last season the Pirates took year.
He sees stl)er-fast Sa.nta Ana a narrow 10-6declslon, scoring Freshmen Mike Nanko
Valley as the team to beat L.a oo an 11-yard pass from quar-Dan Prioceotto aru;~··~::~~~
the league this year. Ed.Jsoo tert:ack AlTln White to tailback to alternate at tbe ~
and Fountain Valley, each draw-SteYe Mohulsld, and oo a 20-Nanko was the Cl F AA player
tog from student bodlesotmore yard fteld goal b)' Benny Ric-of tbe year last sea.soo aDd
than 4,000, also look for midable ardo. Golden West ns beld led Temple City to the CIF
to a scOOol with less thalll,900 to a pair of fteld goals. championship. Prtnceotto ts an
kids. Sophomore Reed Johnsoo Is A 11 CIF AAAA star from Es-
Phone 548-5554
RABBm INSURANCE
Our 161h Y oor
Gary Perez, 218; MarkMcDor.
maa, 215, and Jim DaYis, 182.
Guards Kim Josephson and
Jerry Schepens ue returning
lettermen. Center Paul Farris,
last year's starter, Is recov.
erlng from a hernia operation,
and will be replaced In early
serasoo play by Rick Morse,
wbo also lettered 1asl year.
"The league Is alWays expected to open at quarter-ta.nica who p1ned 1 181 yarda
tougfl," says Sweazy. "There back for the Ptntes. Johnson, last season and oYe~ 1,000 his
are some big scbools, and they a solid 6-1, 185-pouoder, led junior eampatp, HOME OF THE NEW CAR
1914 HARBOR BOULEVARD
Boys'
Sweat Shirts
AHO
COSTA
REVERSIBLE
SHIRTS
SHORTS -1 48
SOX . 59• to $3.00
SUPPORTERS. $1.25
GYM SHOES. $8 .95 up
Jackets TENNIS RACKETS
TENNIS DRESSES
TENNIS SHIRTS
TENNIS SHORTS
TENNI S BALLS · DoL $7.9 5
can afford to attract top.ootch Corooa del Mar High to the
coaching."
Sweazy's coa.chi.Dg start tn-G "d eludes his brother, Chuck, who r1
Is assistant line coach; Jim ducat cost still low
Hagy, the ortenisYe coordlna-1n this day and age when the ban scheduled home clashes
tor; oftens:IYe line coach Bob major colleges are charging S6 with Los Angeles Harbor oo
Weber, who also works with :lDd ~ for football tickets and Sept. 22; Looc Beach City Col-
defenstve linebackers; and Dick pro ducats go at eYeD hlgller lege, Sept. 29; Menlo College,
Ouren, who coaches pass re-rates there Is still at least Oct. 13; San Otego Mesa, Oct.
ceiYers, helps out with the de-one P.td entertainment bargain 26; Santa Ana, NaY , 3, aDd
fenstve secondary, and scouts left. Mt. San ADtonlo, NoY. 17,
the opposttioo. Orange coast College, whtch Game Ume for all contests
The Mustangs scrimmage at Is playing an attract1Ye 6-game Is 7:30p.m.
Mission Viejo on Sept. 15, aod home schedule thls seasoo, Is GRID GUIDE OFFERED
open aga.tnst Football In Tustfn stUI charging archaic prices
on Sept: 21. for game Uckets. Orange Coast College Is of-
Heres the 1973 schedule: '•It's the best athletic enter -ferlng Its 1973 football press
Sept, 21 --FootballlnTusttn. tainment barga.in you'll tlnd medta ~de for sale this sea.
Sept. 28 --Newport Harbor anywhere this fall .. said Jo-son. The 90 page booklet will
at 0aY1dson Qeld. seph H Kroll OCc dean of be an.Hable for $1 at all games
Oct. 5 --Corona del Mar at s tudent ·a.ffalrs: "Even the high a\ LeBard stadlwn this fall.
Davtdsoo fte kt schOOls are chargillg more for be rufde coatatns photos,
Oct. 13 -· Santa Ana Valley tickets ttlan we are." sketches, tacts aod statistics
at S. A. Bowl. Pirate football tickets are oo lbe 1973 8Quad. It alto bas
Oct. 19 --at Edlsoo. priced at $1.50 tor adults and a complete OCC football rec.-
Oct. 26 --Mapoll.a at Oa-$! for high schOol students aDd ords steUoa a..s CGDtains tbe
'ftdson tleld (homecoming). children slats ud facts cc all Pirate
NoY. 3 ·-Estancia at Da-Tbe Pirates wbo had a 6-3 squads since 1948.
vtdsoo tleld. mark last sea~ and are ex-
Nov . 9 --Los Ala mitos at peeled to be 1 cooteoder for
Orange Coast College. the South Coast Conference
NoY. 16 --Fountain Valley championsh.lp again this year,
at Oavldsoo neld.
Water polo hopes high
By Jim Carnett
Last June, OrangeCoa.stCoJ.
lege water po lo coach Jack
Fullertoo attended the gradua-
tion exercises. He could hue
been forg::IYen tla.d he stayed
home, howeYer, because 15 of
the top 16 players on hls 19'72
natloDal champloo.ship squad
graduated.
Today he's actua.Uy smiling.
"We had some pretty out-
standlag ball players crachate,
but we'll haTe a rood aoUd
ball club this year," be prom-
Ised. "We woo't han Jut year's
1epth, but we'll be stronc."
against JC cll.tls, but doo't ex.
pect that string to last too long,''
said the Pirate mentor.
Only sU lettermen are re-
turning trom last year's club.
Matt WaJdeU ch Is the sole re-
turning letterman who was list.
ed among the top 16 players on
the '72 roster.
Waidelich scored 26 ~Is
and tossed In the winning lQrl.l
in suddeo death oYertime to de-
feat FuHertoo College, 15 -14.
for the state cllamptons1Up. The
Pirate coach Is expected to
btdld hls '73 cll.tl arot.md the
blonde sopbomore.
other returning lettermen In-
c tude Sten Marron. Larry
Blattermao, Mike Yarwood,
Ertc LIIDd and Oran Marks.
b\D"y,
('Golden
Touch"
a .......... ··-··-· .. ·-,...,. .. .,_. ..•..
2TI_. 1,
s.oo
.c.oo
.10
HELP WANTED
PRE SCHOOL TEACHERS
needed for new school tn
Newport Beach. Experience
necessary. $2.25 pe r hour .
Call &40-8820.
Last season the Pirates
racked ~ a 30·1 record, cap-
tured the South Coast Confer.
ence Utle, annned theSvutl.ern
Ca lltornia crOYU. won tne state
championship aDd were de-
clared tbe oaUonal JC champs.
They hid a perfect 28-0 rec.
ord apinst JC competition.
occ•s only loas wu a 13-7
dedsloo to Cal Berke"y In
the Northern Callfornl.a tour-
OCC also bas 2returnt.oglet-
termeu from the I9n SQuad
and a top transfer from Cal
State Loa.( BMt:b.
Press Hobble and Nell Richey
played on the '71 Pirate 8Qllld
that had a ZS.6 recOI'd. Bob
Walters, a Costa Mesa R1gll
&nd, played for Looc Beach
•• tau.
IT DOESN'T TAKE BIG MONEY
TO MAKE REAL MONEY!
Jl ......... .
o MUSICAL fOR SALE
FABULOUS DLSPOOAL SALE
New & Used Organs
at HUGE Sulnp:
Used from S149.50
Even these Inc lude bench -·
delinry, New fl"om $495.00.
Free Lessons -· Music --
Guarantee.
Schmidt Musk Company
1907 N. Mala St., Santa Ana
MISCELLANEOUS
OOROTHY NAPKIE INTERIORS
(ll yea.rs.wtth W, & J. Sloane)
411 Rtnrstde AYe .• Newport
Beach. Pboae 548-9798 or
lane message at 642-1691.
ALCOHOUCS ANONYMOtS--
Pbooe 542-1217. P. 0. BoJ:
No. 1223, CosU. Mesa.
5~1-6056 ----------
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PIANOS --PIA.NCE -. P(ANOO oo your new carpet • re...,e
Spinets -· Conaoles --Graoda them with Btoe Lurtre. Reot
Priced To Sell eJectrtc sba01)00er, $1.00,
Just In -· STEINWAY Grand Crow:a Hardware, 3107 Eut
5' 10.1/2" •• Bea~uUy rt· Cout HWJ., Coroaa delMu.·
ftnJsbed ' reconditioned with
a ten yea.r ftl'f'a.OtJ ·-$3995.
W&D)' ot!Mtl --New ' U1edll ... _....~ ............... .,..._._
S<hmldl Yuale Comj)OIIJ FOR "ENT
1901 N. Ya1o st., Santa Ana
~~1-
• 10011:1 ro• lAL !
&NeW. Till ftUl
ftOW .Oftila.blo Ia .......... ,
"Nc.t dare call tt ~. ''
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WINTER RENTAl.$; 2 and 3
bedroom -.rtmtntl, with
ftrepllct; o"'rSookiq' ocean.
$350 por -h. Sttz ..... o-n Ft., Newport Beoeb.
CaU (ZII) 'M-1885 or (ZJ S) su.ucc lor _,at ......
----------------------1 ru.mem. "We enter this seaaoo with
28-pme wiMln( streak
CHINESE MANDARlN COOK
wanted. Call Shanghai Plne a
Garden, 673-3802. Volleyball girls sign up RUL ESTATF.
COOTOM BUILT HOME on cor -
ner lot, Costa Mesa back
bay area, -4 bedrooms aDd
2 baths ~stairs, living room,
dining room, k.Hc:ben, family
room, den and bath down
stairs. Lots of closet space,
tarce do!J)le car prace, z
coYered pa~. 4 cltrUI
trees, Woodland ac:bool dttt.
$87,500, owner, ~411~4732 or
531-0660.
Recialntloo atarlocl T-y
for lfrla 'f'Oile)'tM.U Jacuu be.
tac termed In Nnport O.ctl,
1f1tb _,. play .cheduled ID
ltar1 Oct. ! .
Tbe c:tty's recr•Ucadeput.
meat apcllla)l'l 3 leapa, ODt
for '7th lDd 8th enders, OM
for 5th and 8tb rradeu, lDd
one lor Jrd aod 4th .,..,.. ••
Tuudayl It 8, 7 and II p.m.
at Newport Harbor tdP Kbool
~111 awards and c:ert.UI.
cttH wtll bt JiYID at tbl eod
of tbt ..uoa, wUb ft.ut place
teama 1n •cb ap di.Yll:l.oo pt. ttnc "CHAlfPS" pot<:boo. Soc-
GOd and t:bJrd p!lce ftnlabtu
wtll rtc.tn rltbou:.
Teama wiU M formed at a..1 E EO S8tl> St. Part, Eutbllllf Part, " SOCCER COACHES
MU'.Iotrl Park. Ptnt;nw» Tbe Amerlc:u Yotah 8occtr
Park, Newport Htllfltl Sebool, Otpnt•ttton DMdl c:oacbu for
A.,,.ol;;;,.,..,.A .............. -••-··•--•1 the C«0111. del Mar Commuldty tbt com.laC •-· Tbert an
FOR SALE y-c-"""BIIIIOio fUlla 10 lama lolilo Howportlloodl
IRISH SETTER lboW ~. 52 Part. -eoro., cltl liar ar-. I'Mdy
champ Uot. ~ Puma. The $4 rec:tatn.Uoo r .. far to lb.rt PiiJ 011. Orc.toblr I,'*'
Raro -brood. (Zll) N!-oocb llrl J>OJI lor bor Jor•J. u 1'01 SIll lllo ...... an wtlll-
B'IU. !' a l>ml., cu1 allor<l lllo ~~.~ lo ·~
e WORK Wllll TID-
.. au -llillto.. "It ,_
Clrioa 1.t -·
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olod hrlee -1o 111o JUo eo.t1J Ia INI, utd -,_, -............ -._. ..
"J ... a'a YID bo plaood ,....._ Ill -100 ...,.
.. _ ........ --""" llrlo .... -· lall C:Oie ... du.-. 11 ~ tl I ol Ule oo.tJ ... .
........... I • •• .. IMll ..... "'-1114, lo ..
IMp I 1 0001' F PIF .. Clill ..... ,
-w111 11o,..,... • --c-•a~~~r...._
Only a Passbook Account does all this-
Your ~'"'lllg~ carnmmc mon~y 1han ~,.·vcr before.
Yuur fun\J, ,,,~,.. ln)olantly avatlahle. Nu wilhtlraw"l pcnHitic!>
YtiU earn rnnr~.· mlcr~.·,llhan ala hank. No idle money
Nn rc!iilrictl!'n' nn tkJXtSJI ( -I he hc:st way Ill build savines.
PLUS: A new ~rvicc from Laguna Federal Saving.'
ft lr our LEISURE TIME SAVERS.
A"k ynur hranch manager for dcl<~ils. h'~ great!
f-or higher yieh.h. li!kt advantagr uf rn:w high nates o n$ 1.000
10 S 1 O,(MM) guarant~~.·d income Savinp Ctrtifk•tes. •
INTEREST ON ALL ACCOUNTS COMPOUNDED DAILV.
PAID QUARTERLY.
•tnlcrnt p•y11hle Oflly 11 curr~nl Paubook ,..,con ._.,ly •ithdrl.,.lt
ph111H) t11~1 inlcrclt rotfeit.urc.
LAitB EUINO&.E SAN CLOIEN'11J
IOOW .. OnhMIAw. 401 Nont.llc..nu-a...l
l..AGUlfA HJOU!L , .. _..,.,._
LAOUftA HIU..S. 1.40)1 c.& ..... Plt&a
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MACNAB
IRVIN.E
LINDA ISLE -,.lilT SHOWING
£\iojon) ...... by Rlllon ~ltl.c duiiDod
by RIWb BIOWIIell. PIIIOIICI L11, DR 6l>R. I.e. muter .. dtte w/~ 6 drooollw
room. 2 famlly size Blh 6 Iars• '"'ri room. f255,000. Evelyn Gl'lly Mu2a$.
(liD)
'toUITllM YIIW LOT-110 CANYONII
coJ111DUllity-160' overlooldnr ""'
course. 180,1100. Laszlo SbarWiy Ill duo.
DOVER SHOIIES
Immaculate, lovely 4 BR, 3 bath home.
Sweepln' view' 1115.000 . Glaclya Ruuell
IIU235 .. I H27 J
21'> ACRE RANCH ESTATE
·21> yr. old CUllom S BR home w/air condl·
Uoning. Stablea & ring•. Approx. 4300 aq.
II. of gracious Uvtng. 11115,000. Tom Queen
~. (H22).
II rt lhiMIIIelt)'Cs pa; .. --........ II&&MssrJIW .......
PRESn6E WATERFRONT HOMES
,_ BY API'OINTMt:NT
Lbi4M lole Wotorlnlnt
CuJtom 4-bdnn., 4Y.a bath bome on Iaeooa.
Fully equipped Island kll<:ben, waterfr<llll
Wnlly room, billiard room . . . . . . 121&,000
Unda I ale Waterfront
Lovely 4 bdnn., I.,. ba. borne with owlm-
mtng pool, pier &:: slip, panoramlc view of
main channel. Lge. famUy rm. w/apace for
billiards & famUy di.nlng. Waterfront formal
dining & Uviog rm. S27S,OOO.
Linda Isle Waterfront
"Castam 4 bdrnr., 5 bath-home with view of
main channel. Soft c.:olon, rich wood panel-
ing & 3 frplcs .. give a warm intimate feel·
· Waterfront mstr. suite hu dbl. bath,
area, view decks, swiming pool with
1295,000.
I'NI\e Call: ~ ~
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
,,, ..... ,. aw.. at linda hie
341 BAYSIDE i>R., SUITE 1, N.l . 47S4161
••••••••••••••• -------------------1 errific View Lease
33S Lindo Ave., Balboa Peninsula; (off W, Bay
Ave.). Steps to Ocean and Bay .
New 3 bedroom, 2-1/Z batb home, 2 car garage
•lth electric opener. Beautifully carpeted and draped,
all electric ldtchen.
AYallable for wtnter rental at $500 mo. unturn.
(or will furnish completely at $650 per month).
NELSON ROBINSON , Realtor
~0 MAIN ST. (at Balboo 81.), BALBOA . 67S-8120
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Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled
$115.2 million In the first 8 months
of 1973. THIS IS A 16% INCREASE
OVER THE SAME PERIOD OF 19721
3,364 new listings were processed,
of which 63% WERE SOLD! 65% o1
the sales were cooperative.
List your property with a realtor.
J!tl.l1tf11•P••s•A I I . I I! ..
For Lease_
WE HA.VI!" S~VERA.L CHOICE FURNISHI!O
APARTMENTS AND/OR HOUSI!S AVAIL~
ABLI! FOR WINTER OR YEARLY LEASE.
675-8120.
N,EI,S9N ROBINSON, Rea._
200 MAIM ST. (ot Bolko 11•4.) IALIOA
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IIIIOIIfTIAL.,.411D IUI/Inll PIOPIITIBI
·-POl /IITIIIITID, 1'10~111/0IIAL
CONSIDIIATIOII Ill
...,..IIULDTATI
11111. c..t..,._ Caru .....
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iiEIFOiit HAI.:II •1111
..... HDI!II!LY-'AGEl
1\iURSOAY, SEPT.ll. 1973
I E
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CORONA DEL MAR.
Colorful Cottages
A A white picket feoce introduces th1a rare property
on a quiet street oo the ocean side of the hlg:bway . l Two charming houses, oae wtth 2 bedrooms, tbe
other wtth Z bedrooms plus a dto, a.re located oo J ODe lot and both are reteently redecorated with shag
0 carpeting, A small front yard and lo,..ly patio are
added attractions for the oWDer, who cao en)ly one
R unit aM receh'e income trom the other.
First Ume offered -· owner wJll help. finaoce •• 8 priced at $89,500.
Coil US. ,... your ,...1 ooto~ _. -WE
llovo lots of good lhhlp to toll ifOV •looutl
Newpwt ·C.... .. ...,. C... .....
CoRBIN-MARTIN]
BEST BUY IN·
Harbor · View Homes
SOoUte&, ooe oOWMI', 2 bedroOm and ~n, 2 tuU
baths and many more emas. Your owo park ln
your back rard {lot siu 851152 ). Terrtnc CO't'end
patio. ~ graded carpets, drapes and wallpaper.
All or this tor only $65,950 aod you own the land.
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THE REAL ESTATERS
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c.F.~.tCo.·Realtors
OJSTIIICTIYE HOMES
BWFFS VIEW CONDO
It's bright. spacious & airy. Upgraded carpets
& decorator drapes thruoul Forever view of
the bay. 3 Bedrooms, 21,-'J baths, large buil t-i n
kitchen & formal dining room. Immediate oc-
cupancy for the right buyer. Reduced S7.000
this week -now ................ $72.500.
ESTATE SALE • BAYCREST
Super value at $69,500. Custom built with
loads of extras. Storage galore, hardwood
noors, basement, separate service porch, de-
tached bonus room for workshop & ho me
office. 3 Bedrooms, 21h baths. All electric kit·
chen, including built·in refrigerator/freeter.
plus breakfast room. Call for app't.
C. F. COLESWORTHY
641-1120
WE HAVE RENTALS
EASTBLUFF
THREE BEDROOIIS AND F ANIL Y ROOM
-OR-
FOUR BEDROOMS AND FAMILY ROOM
YOUR CHOICE
$69,500' • •• CORONA DEL MAR
TWO UHITS SO\TI'B OF mGHWAY
$68,500
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lOY IL .
Newport ' Bead! Ballloo
Balboa Island losta Mesa
CURT DDSH
Lido Isle d. I
WUT C:OAIT HtaMWAY
N&a.rottT •aAQH IU ... f71
HARBOR VIEW HLLS SURPRISE
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5
3449 QUIET COVE,
S..ea bel!rooma oo appro:dmate)J S/t acre. T'!fo
family rooma, S car prace pllll puldDI for UOCblr'
ten cars. BuUd roar on b&lJ. PU'k. ~ court.
pool or ???
You woo•t beUeve It tmtll 1011 ... ttl
$147,500
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OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
4515 TREMONT,
Cameo ShOres bome --Jure UY1D.g aDd dln111g
rooms, 5 bedroom•. deo, S car garage, pool and
•lew. $124,500 ·
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COM DUPLEXES
1 Two bedrooms each uolt. $78,500
'Corner, e:r:cellent cooditlon.
2 Three bedroom home and ooe $89 500
' bedroom apartment below the '
hlglnray.
3 Three bedroom and 2 bed -$125 000
• room mila. Close to beach. '
4 Three bedrooms each unlt.
• Corner, owoer's m1t wtth $126,500
fllmJJy room, bea1KIMII
-PLUS OTHERS....
l>Oif \". rRJlXKl.I.K
RtJ!lTOR
IEaM C.O..I Hig c.o...-Mar, CofltorNCI
PMMI73 ·222Z
Newport Beach MODEL HOME
Three beautiful modelllomes from the famous Teo.ala
Club Villas at the Blutts:, above ~r Newport Bay
in Newport Beacbl Two-story Yillas wttb dramatic
ce!Unrs, rtch carpet, •allpapers, drapes &Dd other
model "extras."
Frotn $67,opo
Take Jamboree Road trom Coast KJghWI.J and rtcbt
·oo For d to Eastblutr to tbe Bluff entry.
"POUNDING SURF"
Escape to this charm~packed 4 bedroom, S bath
wtnnerl Floor to cetllng ftreplace, tltgh ~ t..ms,
huge fl.mlly room, deep sl:la.g carpetinc, doable pr-
age plus carport. A stooe's throw to IUI'f or bs.yl
Assume 1% VA tou.·1Too good to mlsa at $79,900,
Call NOW!
"MONARCH BAY"
Magnl.Qcmt 3 bedroom, 3 bath YedHern.oean style
residence ln Yoaarcb Bay. E:rceedtngly pr lntep&Uoa
front, back ud olf ! bedrooms. Lot is feoced wUb
room tor a pool. Owner wtU coo.slder a leut ~
$94,500.
Grubb & Ellis
2863 E. Coast Hwy.
Corom~ del Mar
675-7080
UNDER
NEW CORONA DE L MAR DUPLEX. TRREE BED-
ROOM OWNER'S OOWE PLtE DELUXE I BEO-
ROC:W APARTMENT.
BUY DIRECT FROW BUILDER! CH(Xl;E YOtif
OWN COLORS!
PHONE TODAY I $130,000.
Vogel Co., Realtors
548-9346
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IIIDDIMP$11
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LEASE or BUY
Tbe best area tor yowg tam1Ues 1n lbe whole N..--
port ar• 1s Harbor View Home&l
For ODIY $6.00 a month you beloog to a "COUNTRY
CLUB" featurtnr a gi&Dt SYlmml.ng pool wUb dlflne
area, a toddlers pool and a great recreattoml r.u
wbete numerous oetgbborhood partles are Mkl. Sur-
rotmded by successful JOI.ml fa.miUes, you ud your
fllmUy aooo teela "right at borne."
This spa.rklJnr four bedroom home has a smkea
Urtna: room, a prlnte dlnlng area, a spacious tam-
liJ room aDCI ldtcben arnngement, and outltaMtnc
patloa and landscaping. Lease or lease/option at
only $485 a month.
CaU 675 -1225.
,
Turtle Rock Hi Us
JUST REDUCEDI
"President" h ome. Outstanding
view 4-bedrooms and famllv room.
Fee land. $89,950.
Compare for value ... call Paul
Quick.
CENTER
SPECTACULAR VIEW
And a maf!nt!Jc-ent home on Galatea Ter-
rac-e m excluSlve lrnne Terrace. 3 large bed
rooms & baths. formal dming room. den w1th
open beam ceiling: pool & pools1d.e lanai A
~tm p ly elegant home, beautifully derorated.
Every conceivable butlt·m feature from a
complete electrical ~erurity system to 3 0\'ens
in the gourmet k1tche:J. 1186.800 -Shown
by app't.
REALTORS
2a.1 E . Co .. t Hwy., COf'GNI ct.l M.r
673-4400
--s.IUng RMI Est•te in N..,..-t H•rbor i'R ,, ..
p.~.&w.u~
MAGNIFICENT
Coastline View -c---.. --.. -._ .. llHtled 111 a CUJOD ~ bJ ba11tJ.fll aa.~ _ ...... ~-·---4 car -wtt> lldjlltolllc -0011 -.
lllllll -....... -.... plio .........
combo. St. Ctar._ -.ea. ud •• ..--..,
Call tor-_. .. ue ...... ._
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CLUB REPORT ANTIQUES STOLEN BY AN 'EXPERr THIEf'
•liN.... 100 """"" -an llltadlo 1i11r BID
...-to ---cw-llllk .. 111e OIJ1III>Ic
lllri!IIH--·---,-• .....,.. no._.,.,. IJ ...... _ .. -,1,101 l_.t -f'lloiDlt .... wora.-.,~--ltoDII, 11r1. P-1111 aid,
....... ""' ... -lo -... ., ....... jlet ol • tall; • • •
• W01D18 tl lluiMII to be Marflllh Llou: CldJ IDeal~
pno lid lodl!'. Soot. IS, II bon ..m lillr "--... -Alrl--....aoc pollee -· Jolla Ill-"' Ulo b:blqo Cllt> of lift--.. _ p..,• 11 P'rt.
• • • social note ·---lui-file-.. lllelool-• • LlliJ -~ told pollee $1,000 ---a $1100 ly ,I!G Cftmalar -~ ....,,.. 1111 ..,. ,_.,., to ..,. -II tat:--· • c-••-
part -· day'• stall 8blrt laoe-. 'I'M
"Summertime , , , ud 1111 bride of 1.., Lar-11111--1401 8. B&l' ,._lui,_,._ Of1 llrur• ftlald 11 $US ud
11t1D' ADf'T ..,.. • • • lt'• mer ta a c.emou Wlda toe* d&7 11t. a CIDI-diQ' ~ Mftl'll • ,.... wcftb u
f'llCJ, uc.tttDc, r.. &It .., place 1a BraD Ja.e, .. .s.r-ud tocD:S a n.lallblt ut1que macb u $100 -.cb.
tbat 'h VI iwlcUpC taet 11111110 stud. 1'bl Dn'I)'Wdlftlnflt-~r<~:-;~~~-:~""""floj·~~~:~ Glorll z...,.. ud .Ioiii Briei< l1utoln ... &0111111 ·--
wiD ...... tho pre-..... their .-1 ----wtdch ll atmed at tamtuarta.ai uJe at WeatellffP!ua*W'C
mtmben wtth tbe p.11 or pro. ceoter OD Sept. !8 IDd H .
ftJ&klD&l womeo. Book IIMaHoa• will be llllft·
Hill T!ulro011 hcbaDciiN clalld. Tbe ,_. oolloctld 10
trtll t..r an 1u:roouau ,_.._ to loeallJoo cbariUea. .-..--. . .
cram t•turtna NFL rtleree Mmey was tbettt1UatlDcsub-
JobD MeDcoougb aDd tbe coaeb-jeeC ot Tuesday evenloe's meet-
as Ud mrs oflocalb1Kbschool tng ot tbe Rotary Club o1
t-.ms. Newport-Balboa at tbe lrrine
* • • Coast Couratry Club. Sam
Bill Green of North Amer-Trouo of Soutbern Caltt. 1st
lean-Rockwell talked a.boat NatioD&l Bant talked about tbe
space truel at Toeaday's prime rate. Ne:dTueldayDlgbt,
luncbeoo meeting ot the Corooa JOhn Slmpsoo of tbe Sky Jab
del Mar K1nnts Club at tbe Orbital Workshop will talk about
Vllla SWeden. Nut T111sday, Ki-space truel.
Punt, pass contest time
Recf.,strattoo for the ennt can
Attention, footbe.U tans --8 be completed by any of tbe 4
BACK FROM ROME AND LONDON are Theodore Rotua
Sr., left, and cwneral sales manapr Jolm Feller, Tbe
Ford Motor Compuy'a "rlllbt to tun" toot Mr. ud Yrs.
Robins to a.n enjoyable Yistt to Rome, while Mr. Felter
sJ)f:nt h.ls Ume ln Loodon. Tbe all-e:~pense trips were
won by Theodore Robins Ford ln Costa Mesa in a natlooal
ford sales achievement coote&t. (Enslen photo.)
Church
llll, I'm -~ lo be will-ld I low WIIU .... II 1111
101-tho omdlleljlllPod dayl Weiii<Uir-of llr. udllre. tty OUf
ud -bodalld ....u. (Too Jack RotDert. Tbe -wu De"....:-.• ...., lo 11taod, --.If.) p... b)' -pr-of ~
• • • tbll Zoa.ta Clllb. at wbieb ..... MEXICAN Tbe Jack Colemao'a ol. Cor-Vutal --ooope, Mra. Lar-·
ooa del Mar took ott tbe latter --na oae. The tlrlde m:t
port "' tho .. mmer tor -croom be .. Hemet. and r AMERICAN
lAb IUid other beaul}' -IIlii .. ._, loft. While Jact • • • Breakf.lsts
(prtoclpal at YcN&Uy ICbool} James Lrn<:h ReMick laclllld T ... -...1... .......
ucl tala wtte were ptt1Dr te· z boura ud 41 m1Dates ofbein&' ~
lr11becl tor fll1, tbllrdaqlltor, a September-· but hll por-
Jackle, and a fn' ol. berft'leoc2& er&ta Dtck ud PrUcUia
from Sanb. Barbara oec~ed Rectdic:t, were Joy Allett. wlat-
thetr borne ud commuted to ner tbe day. James Ia tbe Ant-
Long Beach State College for bon of tbe ReddlcU, no DOW
courses• • • llfe 1n SallDu, ud U a fburtb
pneralloo CallforniiD, potlr-
Dinners
ng
WIHE MARGARITA$
BEER -WINE
IIUSIHESS LUHCH SPECIAL
MOH. lioN Fri.-· $1,25
&-u!t'JJl~~~' a
FOOD TO GO
to 13 years ol a~. The annual co-epoasors. Each boy's parent • Lt.ri'HERAN CHURCH OF • A Chrl.stiaD renewal team
punt, pass and kick eootest ts or legal cuardta.n must sl!rll THE MASTER, 2900 PacU1c wlll preseut a sacred J)l'ogram
Just about here again so let's the omdaJ entry form VIe• Dr., Harbor Vtn lUlls --at 7 p.m. this Sunday at PriDce
!lang !C) thOse swim' Q.ns and Trophies wtll be a,;arded to The fall procnm for Stmday of Peace LIJtbenn Cburcb, at
surfboards, dig out the foot-1st, 2nd and 3rd place winDers school classes •Ill start tb1s 2987 Mesa Verde Dr., Costa
balls andsta.rtpracUcing.Com-In -.ch divtsion. First place Sunday, with classes for all Mesa. Fe&tured soloist wtl1 be
petition will begtn Sept, 29, wlnllers will adl'ance to the Or-ages at 9:15 a.m. Adults 'Ifill Dick Mishler, a Roman Catho-
The contest Is co-sponsored ange County competition. have choice of Lutheran utlD'-lie lay missionarY from Yeldco
by the Costa Mesa department Each boy will compete in gy, taught by Arthur Womer; City. Paul Abdenoo, associate
of lei sure services recreation pWltlng, pa.sslng and kicklDg the Book of Isaiah, ~ugbt by pastor or the Trinity Lutberan
division, the Newport Beach (ustnr a kicking tee) Each con-Elmer Rathman, and western Church in San Pedro, wlll ac-
recreatlon departmeot, Harbor testant Is allowed on.ly oneotll-world rellgioo.s," taught by company Dick with plano and
Area Boys Club and Theodore clal try at each o!the 3portloos Doug Wessell. The new hour of guita.r.
A Corona del Mar ne.lgtabor, nally speakiDc Ria ~
"Markey" Da.L&Ie~ wbo a.l8o eats are Bea ~ DorothJ Red-
worts for tbe sehool system, dtck, former owners a.nd ptj)-
took herself oo a cruise to Uabers of the Newport Rarbor
Mntcan porta and the Carib-News Preas, and Mrs. Pb)'lllil
bea.n . • . Oyt.ng back OOme by L)'llch of Camano J.al&Dd, Wub.
way of the East Coast and, of tngtoo. (Grandflther James
course, her borne state of Iowa.. Lyncb of Sacramento 1s <Ia-
Markey sa.ld 1t was a most ceased.) Papa Dick ls a legt&-
Jntensting trJD wttb a largely latlve aide at the U S House
arleatal crew dishing I.W) the of Representatives.' u'e is a
goodies aboard ship. graduate of Nnport Harbor
• • • higb school aoo Oranre coast
Howard's
Mexican-American
Family
RESTAURANT
Robins Ford of Costa. Mesa. of the competitions worshJD Is 10 :30 a.m. SUDday.
' • PLYMOUTH CONGREGA-Sign up, flag foolballers ~~o~~~;:.:.c:;~=-~,~
sermoo topic of Pastor Jobo
The City of Newport Beach Hills park., Newport Heights Lindvall for 10 a.m. SUDday-.tU
recreation department is ac-scOOOl and West Newport play-be "Wanted, great gamblers."
cepting appUcatlons for boys field. Plymouth Church will bo6t the
flag football. USC BOOSTERS WILL semi-annual prayer cootereoce
Tttis program Is organized of Coogreg:atiooa l cblD'ches of
for boys ln grades 3 through BUS TO HOME GAMES Southern Ca.illornia at 8 p.m.
8. Boyspartlclpatlngonaschool Tro)l.o boosters bave ar-Tuesday. Sept, 18. Tbe speaker
team or any organized tackle ranged to take a chartered alr wtu be Dr. Robert Frost, lec-
foottu.ll team will oot be eligi-condttiooed bus to the Los An-turer, author and college pro-
ble to play 1n th.is program. geles Colllseum for all 6 Tro-fessor.
Every boy will play at least tan home games this season. • ST. ANDREW'S PRESBY-
one QIIU'ter ofthe games. Prac-Tbe bus will depart Newport TERlAN CHURCH, 600 st. An-
lice will start the week of Beach from tbe Riverside West drew's Road, Cutf Haven --
Sept. 17 between 3:15 and 5:15 building 2 hours prior to lUc k-Dr. Charles Dierentleld will
p.m. Games will be played on off for each game. Also planned preach at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
saturdays starting at 9, to, 11 Is an Air California fight to Sunday on the topic, "Keep
and noon. F'ir,;t game wtll be San Franclsco Nov. 2 for the movt.og!" St. Aodrew's choir
saturday, October 6. Cal1torllia game at Berkeley school will begin Sept. 17.
Teams are being formed at 1n cooperation wtth the Orange • F1RST BAPTIST CHURCH
the following are~s: Corona del County Trojan Club. OF COSTA MESA, 301 Magno-
Mar Commun.lty Youth Center, lnterested people can get ad-Ua St. --Tile Gome:t Brothers,
Irvine Terrace park, Peninsula dltlonal details at tbe Mogul gospel singing gto!C), wtU sing
park, Mariners Eastblutf Ski Club office, 215 Riverside ttUs Sunday at 10 and 11 a.m.
D_!!~_9~~i!~...;B!!!ulta~~ID~A '~"'~ue~, _:N~e~wpo~r~t _:s.a~c~h~. --, They appear regularly oo ''The f bout of RevelaUoo," hall bout
Destiny Deciding Days
7 :30 P.M .
NIGHTLY
SEPT. 17-23
ALL SERVICES
SUNDAY, SEPT. 23
10 AND II A.M.
AND 7:30P.M.
• WHITE RUSSIAN • JEWISH BORN
HYMAN APPELMAN
YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO HEAR
THIS OUTSTANDING
WORLD EVANGELIST
First Baptist Church
301 MAGNOLIA ST., COSTA MESA
telecast by Pastor James 0.
Combs over KHOF-TV, The
pastor trill speak at the lOa.m.
Bible study hour oo '•What must
I do to be saved"" -· tJised
on the loth chapter of Romans.
At 11 a.m. bis topic will be
"Why Newport -Mesa needs a
splrltual awaJtening.'' At 7:30
p.m. be will speak on the topic,
''Can America survl'e thecen~
tury?"
• THE HARBOR TRlNITY
BAPTLST CHURC H, 1Z30Baker
St., Costa Mesa --Guestspeak-
er at both the 11 a.m. and 7
p.m. Sunday services wtU be
Mel Friesen. Inter-Varsity re-
presenta.Uve tor OrangeCouoty.
College students wiU share In
the evening serT1ce. Mel is
one ot the ''home" mlsston-
ules of the ch urch.
• THE NEWPORT HARBOR
CHURCH OF REUGIOT..S SCl-
ENCE, 451 Center St., Costa
Mesa --"The mental equln.-
lent" wtll be the sermoo topic
of the Rev. Eleanor Jacksoa
at 10 a.m. Sunday,
• THE NEWPORT UNITY
CH URCH, 15th St. and ln1.De
Ave., CUlt Hnen --The Rev.
Loren fllck1nger pn Ids f1nal
sermon at the church lastS.-
7=;:::;;"§~§=~=====~'§::"§===='§~=======~ day. He has accepted a DeW 1i assignment In the Unity m!DJ.s-REMOVE WALLPAPER ~:~~:':":S::~Ior.;:y
THE EASY WAY J Church 12 years ago and tas
, semd as Its only .,.-. He
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MOOie.IJt
PAINTS
Is wtdely kDo1m as U. singing
minister.
• An l.nstallatlon ceremooy
for Jim Nelson. tile new la-
tern, wtll be beld tb1s SIIXIay
at Prlnce ot Peace Lutberao
Cburch oo Mesa Verde Orin,
Costa Mesa. He U a p-adtate
of Bet!any Fellowsl!Jp, KinDe-
apoU.. He and h1s .Ue, Dee,
ht:re a son, Jim, and ! dlllgtl-
ters, Lori aod Debbie, W'bo Is
a student at BethaDy.
Phone • ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL
675.40«) CHURCH, SZ09 Yta Lido, New-;;;;;;;;::::;;;;:~~ port Beach --TIM .ummer scbedW. hu been termlo&t«t,
IDd the recalar 7:30. 9 aDd
11 a.m. fttllljp eenk:" wt11
be re.um.S tblaSUDdt.y.Cbm-ob
school 11 at e a.m.
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY
Till H-tlllllf Cbureb ww eelltntt ita l!tb amd-
""IU'J at a ltaa at..tbl Drift-.
wooc1 11oae11 c1•, 114A Pa-
cllle c.ut ""'· a..a.caoa Boaell, oeJI lo -.too lloloJ,
II I p.m. IIIIo _,., lopt.
II.
Putldpolloc .. till --.. , Ill IIIII p ...... are Mn.
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SUU 1n tbe scbool system __ College as well as l.SC. Mama
Miss Bernice Vestal, beloved is a Sacramento City College
retired prtncl.pal of Ne'Wp()rt gal.
WE'RE NOT AN ARMY
Is the military establishment slowly taking over our ci-
vilian government? Look around you at some of the power-
ful civilian government jobs being filled by military men. They
step out of uniform one day and into our councils of govern-
ment the next.
Is it any wonder then that our bureaucracy keeps growing
and growing? After all, these are the same guys who will
send 36 men out to set up a 9-by-12 tent. They're accus-
tomed to having almost unlimited manpower and money to
play with.
What qualifies these people to run our lives? Just because
a guy can drive an airplane for a number of years without
getting killed, does that mean he can take over a big city
department or become the top administrative officer of an
entire county?
President Nixon's new chief of staff came from the Pen-
tagon. Surely, there is a capable civilian somewhere who
could be trusted with that job.
Look at the military commissions held by some of our
top lawmakers, such as Barry Goldwater. The Constitution
says members of Congress will not serve in the Armed Forces,
yet a surprising number of them hold reserve commissions.
Doesn't this constitute a conflict of interest when any matter
concerning the military comes before these Congressmen?
' Now, there has been a suggestion that the city of Newport
Beach hire a military man to take over as assistant city
manager. Why? We already have military officers running
the police department and the general services department.
These fellows are already drawing big pensions from the
Armed Forces.
We're not an army, We're a city of 60,000 CIVILIANS.
Th,ere's been a lot of talk about the number of lawyers
involved in the Watergate mess. Let's start making plans to
weed out the lawyers, but let's get to work on cleaning out
our civilian government of its military bosses, too.
• • • When you stop by our store, YOU'RE the boss. Tell us
what you need and we'll find a high quality American-made
product guaranteed to please, See you there.
AL FORGIT
2201 W.IALIOA ILVD;, NIEWI'OIT IIACH PHONE 01 S.2110
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