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Jet taboft's our lfewport
Beacb wtU be Increased by
about 8 ea.rty.mornlng fii&bts
da.J.ty u a resuH of a ctaance
Ia Oranp CoUDty Airport pol-
Icy dtetatad Tuesday by tbe
Cotmty Boud of Sl.l)errt.lrs.
Tbe "pnfanntta.J. rtmway"
procram, tmder Yb!eb )Ill ta.te
off to tbe oorth over Santa Ana
aDd TustiD behrHD 7 and 9a.m.
da!l;J, wu ld.lled. by a 3-2 vote
of the llC*'Yiaora. Tbe pro-
gram bad been In effect slDce
October, 1971, asaooiseabate-
meDt measure Umed at dYlnC
MORE BUSSES.
DUE FOR CITY
Onop County Transit Dis-
trict ot!l.clala talked Tuesday
wltb Newport Beach City Coun-
cilmen and told them : * MINI-BUSSES are not the
answer to the city's transpor-
tation problems.
• DlAL-A-RIDE would oot
work well here.
• MORE BUSSES w111 be ar1-
ded to tbe regular big-
bus routes now servlng the
city.
• MORE BUS STOPS are
needed here, and the transit
district Ls having a hard time
getting them okayed by theclty.
Dr. Peter Fielding, general
mam.ger or the new ta•~
s~rted district, also told
tbe City Council study session
that hlcb-speed ground tran-
sit systems being studied for
the co..mty inclUde use of the
Corona del Mar freeway or the
old Pa.ctnc Electric rlgh.t -of-
,ay to funnel passengers Into
Newport.
TTa.nsJ.t otftclal Tom Albert,
respoodin.c to a request from
Vlce.W:ayor Howard Rogers tor
coopentloo 1nsett1ng~a mint -
bus or tram service tor the
Balboa Pentnsula, saldtbetra.n-
slt district Is stOOylng, Instead,
a plan to lDcrease regular big-
bus sen1ce to the Peninsula.
'•We're running busses every
halt-hour during the summer
and they're heavtly patronized,
so we mlgbt rtm busses from
inland to the Peninsula et'ery
15 minutes during summer,"
he salcl.
On the "good news" stde,
Mr. Albert sa.Jd next summer's
schedules would also tnc:lude
more service to Hwtingtoo
Beacb, Sunset Beach aDd otber
beach areas, thus cllsperstng
the beachgoing crowds.
ARTHUR INGEMAH DIES
Artbur logeman, 79, of 913
Arbor St., Costa Mesa, who
cited Oct. 5 at his home, was
buried Oct. 10 In Padtlc VIew
memorial park:, Harbor VIew
H11ls.
COQductlng the service 'r.IS
Dr. Wtllla.m Eller--or Laguna
Htus.
COM Assn. to
try naw slate
CorCIIII. de!War'aCIYic A.IJG-
elattOCl, tom by a spllt between
members for and against ustne
tbe 5th AYe. trafl'lc eorrldor
as a bypass road, failed last
Thursday to elect a board ot
directors.
A oew oomlnatlngcommlttee
was named to come t(l with a
nn directors' slate. The com-
mittee was scheduled to meet
last nlg:bt. But, Paul Hummel,
416 HeUotrope Ave., wbo was
picked last Thursday to act as
president until elections are
completed, told the Ensign he
eJPeCts the committee to tate
snenl weeks betore eomplet-
tnr the suggested slate of 7
directors. The full association
memberstlip w:tll meet Nov, 5
to Yote oo the slate and, pre-
aumably, to elect a new presi-
dent to replace Jeremy Hill,
404 Iris Aft!. Association by-
laws eaU for an aMual Oc tober
tlect1oo.
Mr, Hilt, wbo personally took
on the task or getting the asso.
dattoo started in AprU, t.s
beeo ll)der ftre for seferal
weeks from members who op.
pose using the 5th be. corri-
dor for tramc.
proposed dti'ecton. After real
estate bwi:!Desswoman Cbrts
Hower and others ob)ectedtbat
south-of-the-blgtrway residents
were 001 adequately represent.
eel by that board Une\11, the
membership voted to turn down
the slate and name a new nom .
tnatlng committee.
Elected to the new nomln-
atlng committee were Mr, Hum-
mel, Kathleen Walt of 712 Gol-
denrod Ave., and Dick Strick-
ler • 218 Larkspur Ave., a bus-
iness associate or Mrs. Hopper.
In electing the 3 -member
committee, members tlrst Ued
In vott.og between Mr. Calder.
head and Mr .strlckler, in a rtlll-
otf rote, Mr. Strickler woo,
aDd Mr. Calderbead was named
to be an alternate member. Mr .
Caklerhead opposes tntttc use
or the 5th Ave. corridor. Mr.
Strickler favors using it.
some reUeftoSanta Ana Heights Accorctlng to Mr, Ewers,
aod Newport Beach residents, there are 8 dally scheduled
wbo Uve UDder the airport's atrlloe takeoffs between 7 and JOHN WAYNE TENNIS CLUB, proposed for a site just north of the Newporter Inn, would
oormal take-on pattern. 9 a.m. look like thJs, according to archttect Ed Vandeo Bossche. The $1 mlllloo prln.te clti:>
lnformed oftheboa.rd'saction The city of Newport Beach would have 16 courts, lncllJdlng a stadium cotat, a clubhouse and special teachlng b cill -
late Tuesday during a City and 2 local citizens gro~s ties. Newport Beach city planners okayed the project last Tbursday, a.nd It must DOW be
Council &tOOy session, Newport are D.cbting a legal baHle approved by the Coastal Con.servatloo Commission. The 5-acre site 1s leased from the
Beach co~mctlmen were against tbe eotmty to stop jet lrvlne Co, Mr. Wayne's partner In the enterprise is Ken Willig. Both men live in New.
stunned. overntgtts of tbe city. port Beach, The target date for openl.Of the Jobo WayDe Tennis Club is next July~.
"This is tmbellevable, •· mut. --• ----••1!111"'!•• terecl Vice-mayor HowardRog-:-
en.
Robert Shelton of Corooa del
Mar, a lobbyist whO hadattellded
the s~rvlsors' meeting in
Santa Aoa, informed the Co~.m
cil of the action.
•· An lligh.ts rrom Orange
CoWlty Airport will now over-
fly Newport Beach," Mayor
Donald Mcinnis noted solemnly.
S~rvisor Ralph Clark made
the moUon to eDd the oorth-I"'
rtmway takeoffs. He was s~-..,..
ported by Supervisors Baker
and Diedrich and opposed by
Supervisors Caspers and Bat-
tin.
ENTRANTS in the Fiesta de Costa Mes:~. beauty contest
are shown here with Orvllle Amburgey, director or com-
munications for Costa Mesa, and bespectacled Dick Lane
or television tame, who is directing the entertainment
activities for the 3 clay Fiesta. The beauty contest !s
scheduled at 3:30 p.m. oo the closlng day, Sunday, Oct. 14.
S~rvlsor Cl.arll. claimed tile
noise dispersal system was
simply "transferring'' noise
from ooe area to another. He
said he has been getting com-
plalnts from hls coostttueots
to North Tustin and Orange.
However, Norman Ewers, ooise
abatement specialist at tile
airport, told the Ensign yes-
terday that ''almost none of
those fl!ghts from the north
runway go over Tustin •. most MESA FIESTA OPENS FRIDAY
or them take ort over Santa By Dr. Hilda. McCartney Mesa Park.. This event is the ture an arts and crans show, own right, Is the dire<: lor or
Ana." For many years the l!esta Chamber of Com merce spon-a 16-ride carnival, a variety this pro)ect. Theartsand crans
Mr. Ewers said the directive h.as been the traditional cele -sored nesta de Costa Mesa. of music and dancing grot(ls. segment or the Fiesta de Costa
from the Sl()ervisors wtll oow bration of the Spanish settlers The t. C!nt >~'ill be the scene games, contests, LDcluding a Mesa will Include .arouod 100
reqUite that all nights take in California. This tradition Is of what promises to be a f'Lcoing tiny tots and young adults outstanding artists trom all
ott to the south, e~cept wDeu the inspiration for the aruma! of both cultural and rec 1tion-beauty contest, hellcopter parts or California.
wl.ncl conditions require a north gala a.!fa1r to be IM!lcl October at festivttles. Thls ae or rides, Mexican clinBers and Prius to be awuded at the
takeoff. 12, 13 and 14 In the Costa community actlvitilS ,I fea-other foods of all varieties. Fiesta lnclude a trlp for 8 clays
"UDder the preferential run-Costa Mesa, which means to Hawaii for 2, bicycles and
way system, we were ai.Jowed OLD OIL WELL ERUPTS "tableland," t.s a backgrolmd televtstoo sets and rides or to tate oQ' to the north durlna: or hlstorlcal stpi.Ocance that various 1100s.
tui.J morD1q whiG " tan dates beyOQd evu thl dL}s ol
Ulftt aM nrllbJe w1Dds. Tb1s Are tltere~oidoUwells dallitcwtthokt..U.. Ute Padres. The E8ti.Detli BALBOA IHH TO GET
wUI 00 Jonctr be tbe case," In Newport Beach just wa.Jting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cooper, Hou.se, ooAdamstnCostaMesa, FACELIFT OPERATION
be said. to bOOtie t(lthrough somebOO)''s who lln on the Nee! property, Is a repUca oftheearly mlsstoo
kitchen, as ooe did Saturday were awakened early Saturday days; u was formerly a "wa}' Returbtstung of the old 821-
at the Roy Nee! home In West by what they tbougbt was an station" (or Franciscan Friars boa Inn wtll start soon, with
Newport? earttxtua.ke, then found their who built the 21 missions tn aboUt $lSO,OOO to be ~nt to
State ofl and gas departm ent kltcheo ablaze. They called tile CaUfornia. The present Estan. fa celift the inn's 3~hotelrooms
omctals are pulling old maps nre cl~tment. Later, they ci.a House, a day's ;ourney trom and 12 downsta.irs shOps.
Does the Irvine Company out of musty files this week learned that the old well, capped San Jua.'l Caplstra.no, was a Rolly Pulaski, Newport
really own those 3 marsb is-to try to find out. But the ln 1939, had bt.dlt up pressure signUtcant tlnk In the chain ol Beach architect and developer,
lands 1.n Upper NelfP()rt Bay'~ department was formed in 191 5, and exploded tmder their OOuse. missions serving the com-got a.o olcl.y last Thursday,(rom
Orange CoWlty Stq>ervlsorRob-and wells drlllecl before then It buckled the floor s and some munltles in an early chapter the Pla.nnlog Comm ission to
Who owns
the islands?
ert Battin wants the co~mty to might not be on their maps. walls. of California history. 141grade the inn, located at 105
go to court to find out. "We need to set up a plan CO •sTL 1 u E A number of new features Main St., Balboa. Mr · Pulaski
Tuesday, the Board of Super -to phase out this problem, •· "" " PARK FU NO are to be added to thi s year's said he plans to return the
visors delayed acUoo on Mr. Mayor Donald Mcinnis told BILL SIGHED INTO LAW attractloos. One o(them is the hostelry to its 1930 coodition,
Battin's request for a week fellow councilmen Tuesday. Goveroor Ronald Reagan has arts and crafts show. Paul adding a Mertca.n restaurant,
willie cOWlty coun sel Arlrlan City Manager Robert Wynn signed a $7.6 million appro-ThOmas of Sa.n Francisco, an relntJr cing the structure, a.nd
Kuyper studies the proposal. said he had talked with state priatton bill to provide mooey artist and wor ld traveler tn his restoring tiM! enerlor.
Mr. Battin, a Santa Ana at. oil and gas department olD -for the state to buy l 600 acres L I rk "I bl
torney, said be wants to "es-clals and Is awaiting there-of lrYtne Co. land' south of oca postma ava1 a e tablish once and for aU whether suits or their research. Co rona del Mar , The tmdevel-
the Islands belong to Irvine or "We round out that the well oped a.rea would be turi\E!CI lnto You can get a local post-slots wtu continue to get the
to the county." He sald tile that ert(lted In the Nee! home a vast state park.. ma rk. 00 your outgoing mail sectional postmark..
QIKistion or title to the Islands at 213 4200 St. was opened The Irvine Co, has already now, but, local postal omcLals "We have machlnes lo the
Is boldtng IC) plans to acqutre in 1928 and goes down 1,200 offered to sell the land at what this weE-k e,;pressed the lq)e sectional center that can ran_
Upper Bay lands tor a g:ame feet," Mr. Wynn told the CoWl-It calls half market valu.e, that not too many people IV1ll eel IC) to 24,000 pieces or mail
preserve and pubHc park. ctl. He promised a tull report The appropriation btll was ask for local marks. per hour," Mr . Godinez ex-
''There Is someevtdencetbat back to. the Council on the re-authortcl by State Sen . Dennis Ma il !rom 29 Orange County plalne<l, 'and If too many peo.
ttUe to the Islands may never sponsibiUUes or th e city ln Carpenter of East Bluff. po~ ort1res is now processed pie decided to request lora)
have been vested ln the lrvtne c o t I b I through the sectional mall cen-postmarks it could mulllf 1\
Co .," Mr. Battin saJd In a ampa1gn cos 0 e cu te~ UJ Santa Ana. which puts the our costs' tremendouslY, •'1\'-letter to otller s~rvlsors. He "l,j. s. PostalServtceCa" ma.rk cause or thf' ma ho said tltle "tj-nds •.vvowbeth 0 urs tn-~...---~ · A local taw described by tts • $200 in total anonymous on all mail. volt'ed." er the Islands were In nlst-··w •~ led 111 ts om '·· Wallace Calder head, 712 Iris
Ave., headed a oominattngcom-
mlttee wblch' presented the
names of John Porter, Ed Mor -
genrotb. Dick May, Hcnra.rd
Loplalctl, Mr. Hum met, Mr.
Ht11 aDd Mr . Calderhead as
W:r. Hummel said Monday
tbat tile NoY. 5 meeting should
resolYe such Issues as whether
or not the association should
ta.k.e an otftcla I staDcl on propo-·
sal.s to mon Coast HyY . Inland
to the 5th At'e, corridor, wheth-
er membership should be open
to Harbor VIew Hills residents,
and whether resldentswhodoo't
own property are elletble for
membership.
He urged anyooe in old Cor-
ona del Mar •ho wants toserve
on the boud of directors to
contact Yrs. Walt at 640-1091.
sponsor as "a step In the right contributions. e s .... r ge ng reques cer-to.c ....... Jff' Lyle •"'r
enc e when California was ad.: direction at slowlog the Tin'\· • 25 cents per registered from a few people for lOCi! Planck at the Costa Mesa Post
mltted to the union in 1850. way costs ot getting elected" voter would :,e the cei Ung tor postmarks, Jus! as In the old otftce said his town IS >:"etttng
GEORGE GAY OF Bl DIES was passed to second reading overall campaign expenses (or days,'· sectional manager Hec-only "about 20 requests per
Services are scheduled for Tuesday night by the Newpo rt a candidate. tor Godinez uplalned this week, day tor local postmarks on
11 a.m. toda.J, Oct. 11, at Pa-Beach City Council. Candidates would have to Ust "particulvly people whO mall out-c(-town rna.! I."
clftc View Chapel Harbor View aU cootrlbutlons or $50 or mor e leg:~~ I paper s and want the point Postmaster H. Payne Thayer
Crash kills
CDM couple
Funeral services were taeld
yesterday for Ch2.rles and
Charlotte Headley, long-time
Corona del Mar residents who
were ldlled Oct. 2 ln a trafftc
crash lo Ridgecrest.
Services at Pacific View
Chapel were conducted by Dr .
Phillp Murray and the Rev.
John R. Da vis. BurLal was In
Paclnc View memoria I park.
Mr. Headley, 65, was retired.
He was founder of thf Santa
Ana Restaurant Equipment Co,
Mrs. Headley, ?'1, Is sur-
t'ived by a son, Robert Houston,
or Georgia, and a daughter,
Patricia Clarke, of Palm
Sprtngs.
The Headleys, wno made their
home at 304 Poppy Ave., had
Uved in Corona del Mar for
more tllan 30 yea rs.
Sand casfle
plots go fast
Sand castle enthusiasts fol -
lowed the lead of other local
real estate developers this week
and raced tJ claim the20bulld-
able plots available on Big Cor -
ona Beach for this Sunday's
12th annual sand castle bullcl-
tog contest.
Monday mor ning, only 5 plots
were left.
Hall or the buJlders wtll get
prtr.es whell )uclges make thelr
rotmds at 2 p.m. Sunday to
judgl! Ylnner s In 10 categor-
Ies.
Tbe emtest, ..,...,.eel bY
the Commodores Ctub al the
Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce, starts at 12 nooa.
A ca.ooon will 90Und at 2 p,m,
ending the competitloo.
Entrants may use any tools
or props, but must clear the
beach or all such equipment
immediately after the contest
is over.
Prizes will be awarded in
these ca tegories
Most artlstir castle, besl
contemporary castle, best
lease-hold caslle, most dls-
combooberated castle, best drip
castle, most graOOJose castle,
most humorous castle, best en.
vironmental castle, best h.igh.
nse ~stle, and most uo-castle
castle,
UPPER BAY TOURS TO
RESUME ON SATURDAY
This Saturday, Oct. 13, begins
the 5th yea.r F'riendsofNewo)Or1
Bay and the Sierra Club present
their enviroom·~ntal walks to
the plt>Ur. The mef'linf! place
is lhf> Upper &y, at the inter-
section or Eastbluf1 and Back
Bay Drives, just oN Jamboree
Road.
Lea vtng at frequent interva Is ,
gTO~S will be It'd doWn the hill
between 9 and 10:30 a.m.
HAM PAYNE
OF B.l . DIES HUts tor Geor~ Gay '76 ot The ordl.nance, which will In a campaign statement total· or origin ldentlftt'd." ot Newport Beach and acting
308 Rooy AYe Balboa, Is~ come t(l for nnal passage Oct. Ung aU cootrtbuttons. To get a local postmark oo postmaster Ltn S~l} ot Cor-Eupne L. (Ham )Payne, 6'1, of i
whO dled Oct 6 In Rtnrstd~ 29. woukt Impose the following your mall, just drop It 1n the ona del Mar had no ngures, but 235 Opal Ave,, Balboca Island, Ruth Hummel succumbs after a long llloess. limits oo local city council CAL VARY PIL CRIMS GET "local" slot at any Newport (QIIIssed that the percentap 1s was burled Saturday In Pactnc
Ruth Hammel ot Tbree Arcb at tbe Nelebborhood Coocrep. Mr. Gay was born ln Okla-campaigns: OUT 0 F J E AU SAL EM Beach, Corona del Ma.r or Costa nry low . Vie• memoria.! park, Harbor
a 11, Lacuoa Bftctl, charter tlooa.l Cburch, S40 st. AnD's hOma and had UYed here stnce • $200 per per son on lndi-Ellf:lty -DYe r ellgtous p\1. Mesa post omce. Enn U the ''We 11ne a sign on our VIew Hills. He died Oct. z:
member aDd put prelldtat ot Drl'f'e, LactDa Beach. Paclftc 1939, "t~taal poUUcal cootrt~>u_ttoos. utms rrom Calvary Church of mtllis desUned for outofton., local dr~ explaining the sit-at St. Joseph's ltospltalin Or-
tbt Nnport KarborZontaC1ub. VIew Memor"lal Park ts 1n He Is sunlved by a daugtl-$500 of the candidate sown Costa Mesa, tn Jerusalem when this 11'111 assure you of a klcal taation," Mr , Sheely said. He ange.
dted MoadaJ at Soatb Cout cbarp of arrangements. Bur tal ter, Lane lie Newman of Laguna mooey. the Arab.IsraeU war erl4l(ed cancellaHon. Of course, all ma.ll said 90me enra work ttme Is He ns a retired contract.
holpttal .W bt lD Lodt. Beach, and z gnodehild:ren. this week, were believed to be not gt~lng out of tO'I'n should be needed to apply lhe local post or who bad UYed bere for the
Sbt wu ala:l a put pre.t. s I . d" d Tax J,·m ,·t saf'el} 00 their n.y to Athens also be dropped l.o tile "local" marks, w he would oot com. past 13 years.
dODI ot Hoq ~tal Alllll-chool c OSing stu le ye$1eroay. slot. mtOI 00 hOw moch tlm• ,, ... He ... """ acun In Ex -t.ary aod folmded the lift bo:a: "They were scheduled tony Ma il dropped In au other perae l.s lnt'olved. clll.nge Clllbl, ~fYlnC u pre. :OJ:.~ ':u.A~ Bay Vlow ud Canyco ole-Dr. Nicoll said Boy Vltw is topic ~~l.i ot Tel :n• thl;.;':"": Shooting error expla1"ned ~:~.'..:..:":.::::-m~~
BMeh Uld 1.&1'111 Bl&eb ebq)-meatary echoots COllld be studeots could be bus&ed to The Wom&D's Clflc League u ::.'t: we:':toa tour Tit!r. bershtp for ,.,.era! r-r• lD
t.ra o1 Amuleu Field Stntce cioeld do'WD .btcaue ol mrtDd. LID(I)trl aod Moote Vista. of Ne'WpOII"t Rubor wttl hut a las, then le.,.e on a later fllgtlt, '' Newport pollee made a mts-would hat'e bee!! better ror po\. the E.c-.,. ClUb or Newport
aDd 8lf'ftd u tr.,urer btH !~UmGJ, aod lbelr scbools, wtth Cuyoa p~lls ! put procnm at tbe Oct. 16 Mary Wiley, an omclal or tbt tah by going Into a Santa Ana let to n.lt "for a more oppor. Harbor.
tot more tiiiJl lG ,.,. •• Sbe buHd to other buslnc to Vlctorla and wu.oa mMtlnc In the multtpurpoee cbarctl, told the Ensign late Hetgtlt.s. r.:nnt ~~-lZ and t~me ttme" to confront the sua-He is !lunind bJ hll W'lfe,
wu a lf*dai.W otStutordt.IDl-IC:~ aehooll. room of Mariner's Ubn.ry at y.,tardly. sbOOting It out trttb 1 SUJI)tet.d ,..ct Ofllcus Joseph Lambert Wadp; ! IOQI., 1M ollfnport
Ytrlltf IDd member ol A.-,ta ·---Mea ICbool dis-8• aid Bay Vtew partots 9:30. First will bt a pro a.nd The coacnpt1oa, with Pas-kidna&Jper, Pollee Cblef James Ud ·AI Doom eotertd the hOUM S..c:.b aDd Tom olllemet.
Om.IUUI Pt. trp: to~~~ '"~eboollooiJII>c.._ a au .b:mn& stronc objection~ coo dlscussioooo Propo•Utoa I, tor Cbac.k Smith,. was staytng Gla.n.s said Friday. I.Dd fLrtd at Cnwfotd (al., and bJ 4 lfUdebUdrta..
lira. ftiiiUnel a.DIJ Mr ._ Cuut:m, ~at 1150 C~ to the ctocure of tblt school. to be YOttd oa No•. &. at a Jtnalem hOtel wneo the Chief Glnu ca.lltd a prea bowQ u BttcUaetl. Two ol OUklatlDC at ...,.ac .. lD Pl~
llllld, Oalald llccoe BamiDtl, Dr Coeta A LMcae ot Womee Voters war l:lroQ oat. coalereoce lO r..,.l rea.ltJ ol tMtr t.Oetl lll.t r.o.tacH De-elftc vtn CMpel ftl tba Ret. no -•tv• btl' • .eart..s 1M I:...:;..,, .la ~-::;.::= DORA HALO SUCCUMBS riPI"uctttl'"• Mra. Clta We-btslD"Itlc:ltiOG oltiMIIrlcldeat, a.18t ...,_mu o1 Puadtaaud Ectwvd C. Smttb.
Credit lloral ot W-Or-111.1 ltod u IIIU1 u 400 illl' s.nt-wen .. ld Oct. I "-rio ot Sadd-el:, will RUlli O'LEARY DIES which ranltod Ill'"-..._ lOvco <llStlft ot eo...-ADD TO $010LAIISIIIP
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all), .uti --01 Rl-....& All 11t1p1o, 11 -tO Cl•tl Ia COlla II-tor Don Umttalloo llllllaUn. G-uc1 .... wtU be u-.lod ballotl. lllo -tal. port --... -a
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liiUIISMY, OCT. I~ 1!73 HELICOPTERS--THIS WEEK'S ISSUE
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lit 11o ....,_ oa1J u "• ol pollee hoU-r• to --u....,. -""" ...,..117101
triad at 1bo pottoo.") port Booell. Ftrot lol'o ......... --aN -to • • • ooe ma• ootat '•erJ elllt: ~ &BotOrup~."
• SMUT ON THE TV SCREEN lloolllt. 111o .... ., """' at •• ciao, objoet "' poU.. boll-T--cto fr'"" a poU..-
There are subtle efforlll --and some 111o •-u u ~ -·· 11a1 •• c1o obJod "' IUid ~tiM looU""""" pilot toot la erttM dettdlaa ~ tbetr fOIIDd .tbf.elodi: patrol-•boald b1 caret\llly ~ not so subtle --to introduce smut and .... llllloa, tlloro toaroewr~a~ llDc. al&llt and"''· by-Cttr COUIICII.
lewd conduct In TV enlllrtainment. Some alloq>t by a ,_1 m~tr tD Wh1 c1o •• obJod "' al&llt Some elllu clo 1101 -
the tmueU.t. Newport•• ti!IIIG"-ud day beU.copta-patrol? Be-tbem. Tbe ...sblt io. d.
one out there Is trying to break down bill pollee boll--·· ea-"""'.-trolls,,.,....,., obutoc btU-• --
morals of our generation, to make our ThoJ pollll to 111o eoot u It -••1111 dlprt••• etUsou etaoo, or """"' 1111 -
Socle ... permissive, with no lasting truths beiDC proi!Jbia"; Jet tilt $Sa of lbelr po~ne,, and tla..,... prorido tilt ..mee tor t!>o
" per hour to -a boU-ralos the •leeo and rest ol a •bOlo -1a lloiDC ltMitd or moral guidelines. t!rlDc' ctns tbe t:upe.yer more u•t mi.Dypeop}e. 1D eome areu. Etu.tr~l:l
crlme-ftebttDc ud IU .. ftlc From oar pollee btU-would rldaee cost, reduct
The smut peddlers are getting bolder ..mce tor hts .._, lbell aJ--·· on Ioiii's eleor tbal oolae, IUid tocr .... 1111 hOme-
this season, writing Indecent dialogue most .., -r oJI)eOdlture tor the .. erwlielmtnl ma)>I'IIJ of o'Ollel's prtncJ.
pablle proteeUoo. belleopter aetlfity Is ln1Uitec! A on awroaeb bJ our COWl-
into prime ttme TV programs, in early , wt.t nloe wouk! 100 place from lfOimd cans --oat from eu 11 cleu'IJ wvruted. u
evening hours when the ywng viewers -upon tbe una of 3 bostaps patrol obsernUool Many ))tnt ue wttb 0~~~' netcNxwtoe
YOUNG STROLLER WHITE, center, Is shown Ln thts 1914 phOto wtth his dog team 00 receld:ly kidnapped? Tbe beU-tbougbttUI cltb.ens feel that tbe cUtes tlls some lmrned4te are sure to be watching. Already we the road gotnc oortb to Dawson ttom WbJte Horse, lD the Yukon Territory, White Horse copter, ln tbe atr at tbe ttme, actnntaces of bellcopters could praettcal problems, •: DOt
have had 11 X" rated movieS 00 late WU lald out witb Wlde streets. WlS abt. to lmmedlattly spot be obtained by t.'flog tbe Whir-stop tbtpatrolsoter our mesll
the car being used to tate lybirdl ready IDd ftiUng at but keep a heUeopter ftt~
hours; soon they will be shown as reg-MEMORIES OF STROLLER WHITE the bostaps away, aDd direct their pads. In less ttao ft•e up oo lt& pad at tbe &lrpatt? ular fare --unless decent Americans do crowd lllllts to a ctoee per-mtootes, the pollee heU""'lIer Or, teoo ooe a_u, IB lbo
suit, wbleh ended tn tbe llTest eould fly to any plaee In the air at all Umes, but Ddt O'f'lli aomething about it. By Franels Honath and operated Jaraeb by Aus-wanted to uve __ which was ol a suspect and the freeln( city, at tar less cost, with the ocean a few htmdred fett7
? d h d In pre'f'1ou.s articles my pur-trla.ns. Tbe bus dri't'er said: about one ba.U of the total pop-of tbe bostages. This latest DO lnftsioo ol prln.cy, and per-Or, Umtt patrolli.l!.g to di.Jtllbe What can you do Moral A vance, ea -pose was to pay tribUte to .. Some 6,000 people u,e on ulation of the entire province Instance of batr Important u haps most Important, wtth an In the summer to asai.t \n
quartered in Buena Park, recommends the early settlers who eontrl-one square mile In Granvtlle. of British Columbia wUh an Is to hue tbe copter tn the eoormoua reduction Ln sleep-beaeb and vacation tnltle 0011·
writing letters to the TV stations, also bUted m~X:h to the development It's tbe h1&flest density any-area of 366,255 square mlles atr Is just 008 of a Song history rtdning noise. trol?
of ollf loeal community. Today, wbere In the world, even high-aDd a total population of2,152,-ot eDmples that have been In constderlng night time Well over a year aao, mort
to the sponsors. Letters of protest ARE 1 pay trltue to Elmer J. er than New York's Harlem 179. cited too many Urnes to repeat ootse, It Is stentneant that aU than a tbousaDd people stped
effective. The CBS Maude show promot-(Stroller) White, whO went to dLstrlct." Next morning as the ship here. a.lrUne lllebf.s at OrangeCo~.mty petitions apinst helleq,ter
Alaska, not for gold, oor a 1 as~ t!)e driYer to repeat moved smoothly ooward, vtsta.s Our pollee department Is Airport are stopped at 11 at patrols. These signatures were ing abortion, originally broadcast last fortune, w a.s a purnaust his statement to be sure I heard of mountains rlstng abr..,lly aware of tbe noise factor tbat ntgbt. and may oot begtn again ptbeted 'Without uy formal
November, drew objections from outraged to eover days of the Klondike tt correctly. He dtd. 1 theD trom the sea came tnto vtew, upsets some people. Aodsome-until '1 1n tbe morntog. Th.ls orpnisatlon ud 1n a Yery feW'
Gold rush to Oawsoo, whO coo-asked, thrusting tbelr tower ing heads tblnr Is belnc dooe about tt. rule brings Quiet to the sur-daJS. Just a year ago, 250 viewers. When re-runs were scheduled trlbuted mueh oot only to his "Is tbere any movement of Into the clouds, motlonlessgla-Our clltef has lnltiated a pio-rounding areas, but Is of llttle people came to a Counettmeet-
in August, many of the sponsors bowed local community but also to the the residents away from Gran-eters burrowing thelr way neer procram to tlod ways to advantage 1n Newport wberetbe log In order to npress their
nation and the world. His son, 'f'tlle or any government action through the rugged mountain operate ttle aircraft at h1gber poUce hellcopter Illes noisy negative feellngs about bell-out, and many affiliate stations refused Stoller (Albert) White, of 211 to change tbe denstty?"Tbean-ba..rrters into the sea. Yet with altitudes 1rlthout lostng Its ef-patrols at mldnlght, at 1 a.m. copter patrols. Most of lbese
to broadcast the show. Abalooe Ave., Balboa lslaod., Is swer was "No." each mite tn the comfort of fecttveness. A local aerospace aDd at 2 or later in the morn-citizens are open-minded and ff d 30 a real estate salesman asso-Tbat evening we boarded tbe the ship enj)ylng the picture-firm Is denloptng tbe teehnol-lDg. want to tlnd a constructive ny NBC' not to be outdone, 0 ere elated wtlh Cbester F. SaUs-"Prlneess Patricia" aJJd as esque Visual tteld of forests, orr that wtll soon make this It Is Important to recall that to lmpron the quality of life
minutes of smut last week in the Channel bury's offt.ce on Balboa Island. dust settled, the ship smoothly molllltalns, islands, Inlets anl1 goal a reality, by providing In Jwe, 19'13, Scott,Y McGreg-In Ne!'P~Jrt Be:lch.
4 Showing of I• Lotsa Luck" at the prime In August, my wife Ruth aJJd glided north for Alaska. Stand-the narrow straits of the sea, a bigb-levet ntgbt-Yl.ewtnr sys -gor, Newport Beach s ttrst and. Is:n t It U~e now to tate a
I decided on a trlp to Alaska lng at times at the bow and then 1 had a batned awareness of tern. Also, coost:ant attention c hief helicopter pilot, stated forward step .
time of 8 p.m. This shocker, starring to complete our conrage of at tbe stern of tbe ship lnorder the hundreds of thousands of to fUgtrt paths andpatrolsched-LETTERS TO EDITOR
, 1 comedian', Don de Luise, was a very the world. Oo August 18 we to get another vte• of Stanley square miles WJtouched by man. ules is aimed at reductng, to an
lett Los Angtles on a rught to Park, Lion's Gate bridge, and Then came the stop at Ketchl-absolute minimum the noise unfunny skit about professional prosti-Vancouver. Onboardweresing-the array of tmpostng blrfl rise w, population tn city 7,064 dlsturbl.oce fa ctor.' • "A Q{EAT mEAl" • HAIL THE CHIEF
tution __ just a step away from staging er Ella Fitzgerald and Cotmt hotels, apartments and om.ce and 10,441 LD the greater city Arguments are also beard Mr. AJ Forgtt Editor ot the Ensign,
Baste and his band, Ourlng tbe bu1ld1ngs, we saw an unforget-area, a port steeped in history, that a program of shartnc hell -Forgtt Hardware I Uke to see, and I admire lewd acts on the TV screen itself. tllght the following anoo~mee-table spectacle and a tribute the "salmoo cavttol of the copters between eo~mty and 2205 West Balboa Blvd. anyooe who wtll spea.t ~.and
Lois Nettleton played the r ole of psy-ment eame over the sound sys-to !TWl's achlenmeotsandpro-world"; a port call at Wrangell, local governments would be a NeW'pOl't Beach, CaUl. 92661 stand ~ and be counted for
Cl tern: gress. Here thousands and thou-where a small high school band (OOd Idea. Tilts move toward A great Idea, whou time what he beUeves. And AI Forgft chiatrist and lesbian Annie aymour "Mr. Horvath In seat 22B Is sa..Dds of persons UYed and of seven or eight pieces met tbe regtooal pollee adm1nl.stratton had come. Tllat was your '•ptJt is ooe of those people.
in MG M-TV's '1 Medical Center" at 1 0 celebrating h.ls '16th birthday." worked, day and night, all year sh.lp, led by a young mother of Is a dangerous trend. Regional the kids to work pa.lntlng be-But when At mallgns one of
P.m. Oct. l, justifying her protrayal with The hostesses came to the aromd eo)Oylng the panoramic nine children, holding her sii goYernment of any kind takes fore they go ba ck to school" the finest chiefs of polke 1n
seat 'With a blrthday eake and •lew tn aUdlreeUoDsoftheetty, week old baby 10 a baby carrier away local control, and th1s ad. CaUforn.La I can't sit still.
this comment: 11 1 felt a responsibility Count Baste and his baM ))lned the sea, snowcappedMt. Baker, on her lap wh.lle she played the Is a perfect example of such Businessmen with the cour-Newport Beach Is extremely
to the homosexual community, who carry ln a "happy birthday" serenade. sun, fresh air breezes and the slide tromOOne. tuz.zy thtnking. we han our own age and coofldence to run 1.11-vulnerable to the acts of au
Guess who ate my blrtMay great fl)enSl)acesdurlDgtheday On the thlrd day out we pollee department and our us~al ads are Dot too plentifUl types of criminals due to ill a great burden of prejudice against them, cake that evening at the Van-and a scenlc spectacular of eJ;~lored the Iceberg filled own local problems. We sllould (altboueh Southern California a1fluent Individual and com-
t e~--• ,..., chara~t.er as honestly couver HoteL Right --my rife U~_at ~· fjords of Glacier BayJlthsome ~~tnh.tn ~~ c;qnwol of those s"ms to be a !rOOd bree4~g mercia! oceiC)I.DCJ u well a.s 0 pr ~ ..,...,. T • llr' Ruth. ' · ·• Y,; ~ Sbrli'elitiir t fiiDVied tboM who 20 tremendous rivers of tee, pr~s·7~ t.tbe "l tOots with $of). Guys wbo combine tttts ' tb pbysieal d11t1 cult!to.poUc•
and . enttctl~jtdly a~ i)OSsible. '' There to v=tr tbe 'ltentnc'WU llnd .. a.Qd "'ftft\d 1a.-:~ the inost tiunous Muir Glacier which \o so We them. cooft<leDce with tbe ability to mate~.
is an inCreasing amount of homosexual spent tour --Qanley Park. rise .,-tm..U, Mt.W lad of-nearly 2 m11es wtde and tower-One dtsUnct n.loe of con-make u ad whtehootonlylsun-Yet crime here and the un -
levity On ~-''comedy" shows __ perhaps the tabuJouil harbar, the skJ-nces,puttellarlywtte.lreal-tng some 265 teet above the ttnuons belleopler patroll1ng us~.~aienourt~tocatchattentton, desirable element are held to
TV Une and downtown; tbe nut day tzed how many thOusands llved water's edge. does Dot show ~ lll any set ot but to then sell an idea and a a mtnJmwn for, I think, three
the worst offender being the late and a stght-seelllc trip to Capelano and worked Ln one or two story Then ca.me Skagway and tbe stattsttcs: crimes prevented product are rare lDdeed. I'm big reasons, nz:
Ca..oyoo via thP mile tone Woo's bulldtngs wtth only the view of coneluslon of our horthbollld because would-be crlmlnalsare glad you're selling Colony, AI. I. Chief Glans hasde'f'eioped unlamented Rowan and Martin ''Laugh-Gate suspension bridge and the the neirflbor's hous'e or back cruise of the Inside Passage. hesttant to chance befnl seen Sincer ely, a top quality department wtth
In." daz.zling GraoYille se<:Uon of yard next door or across the Here I saw A12ska, "great by tbeeye-Ln-the-sky. "Crimes R. v. CulUson outstanding :tnd highly trained
"S I h F il , , h small shops, cafes, restau-street. Here 1,0'11,081 persons land," largest state of the Union of opportuntty" __ those crimes AdYertistna mana(er personnel. Last season, the m t am Y S ow, ra.nts, and apartments, owned found It tbe place where they with an area of 586,400 square that the crtmtnally-tnc UDedwlll Colony Paints 2. Criminals and tmdesir-
~~~r~~ w~:~r:fF~~~c:s :r p::~~:::f~::~ SERVICE CLUB REPORT ~~!~n,asw::O~~~a~f::!: ~~::,!~ ~f:u.'~e ==~ •Leaea •• Kansas. ~~~: :U~e =t~~n~ eUI-
and Nevada combined, •Uh a ally reduced by the kind of de-(Note: The Forgtt·advertlse-3. The hellcopter Is a great the daughter of the family was planning Neyport Balboa RofMla.ns the Reptmllean party wilt fur-coast line of33,904mlles;6,58'1 terrent pr0¥1ded by the hell-meot mentioned above was pub-crime deterrent.
a camping week-end alone with her boy yesterday hea.rd Ol ck Lane, nlsh a ~r to tell about miles of hlrflway,ofwb1ch2,7'18 copter. In a community ot al-llsbed In tbe Aug, 30 Ensign.) Let 's give credit where cr e-
d long-Ume Hollywood actor and Gonrnor Reapn's tu: tnl-was paved and 3,809 miles, fluent homes, where the value dit Is due. friend. Just last week, 11 Faraday an TV announcer ofwrestUngand tlaUve. dirt and gravel. I saw here a ot personalaDdfamllyposses-Yours truly,
Company," an excellently produced de-roller skating shows. Nert • • • territory that for the past 75 slons ts so great, soch a de-Ooo l Huddleston
ill ith D D 11 week, the Rotary's Tuesdayev-Balboa Bay Lions are b:ll-years was sttll the Isolated terrent Is tnnluable. Also, LIGA.L MOT1CI Costa Mesa
tective suspense thr er w an a ey ening meetl.ng at the new loca-anctng the books after a very environmental preserve of sal-think of the itinerant beach vt-DEPARTMENT OF • FREEZE SPENDING
in the lead role, dealt lightly with ille-tion, the Bahla Corlnthlan Yacht successful lobster bake at moo, whale, otter, seal, bears, sitors who have had to forgo TRANSPORTATION Dear Edttor:
hi h t tall ssary Club, will feature u. Brad F'a.shlon lslaod to raise fmds tor carlbbu, walrus, moose and crime opportunities --or even NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS How about a treeu on P-gitimacy --w C was no a nece Gates of the Orange CoiUity blind charities 1n Orange mountain sheep and, aceordlng move oo to other towus --be-Sealed proposals w111 be re-ernment speodlng?
to the plot of the story, And the Faraday sherl.ft's office, who wtll dis-CoiDity. to the best ava.llable ngures, eause of tbelr awareness of cel'f'ed at tbe offce of the State Speodtng beyood goveromeat
son was a chip off the old block, scorning cuss mutual aid between pollee • • • the home of only 279 •000 bu-the hellcopter SIJl"f'eillaDce. Hlgtrwa.y Engineer, Room 406, tocome ls the aole cause o1
forces. KlwanJs Clubot Newport Har-mans, 2 $JIW'e mlles per There are well-meanlngpeo-Dtstrlct Transportatloo Build-depreclaUoo of our mooey, pop-the blessings of marriage, to the obvious • • • bor Is scheduled to hear trom person --llvi.Dg 1n 40-'10 be-pte whO oppose the pollee heU-tng, lZO South Sprl.Dg street, uJa.rly called tnllatton. So why
indulgence of the e rring father. A full Exchange Club of Newport Due Grant, Orange Coast Col-low tero temperatures for 8-9 eopter, and their oploJC106 Los Angeles, Callfornta, lllUI not end Inflation by taltlDg •
Harbor bas won Its ?th Big lege rowtng coach, at today's months in the winter and in should be respected. But, Uley 2 o'clock p.m. oo October 25, spendln(? length Cannon TV m ovie a few weeks ago, "E" award In 8 years. The lun cheon meeling at the Elks rain, dampness, and little stm-sllould stop a.ndthtnk --andtben 1973, at which ttme they will Historically cootrolshanal-
also for no reason essential to the pl ot, Big "E" Is a na.Uonal Ex-Club. Next ThtJrsday, B. D. shine In the summer. tbank God that the belleopter be ptt~Ucly opened and read ways been a fl.llare --they da chance award going to a tew Howes will taU: on "precious I saw here, 00 today, 00 ~ tbere Is oo OUR side. Be-lD Room 2 of said building, dlsr~ productloo aDd aJ'Ie described the local sheriff as a fun -select clubs that have out -stones as an investment." tomorrow, only yester~y. I Ueve me, lbe poteott.al crlmlnal for eoostructton on state h1gtl-really a ))te __ just some~
mentalist religious bigot --an obvious standing membership, com-saw ttle thousands wbo came tnowswh1ehsldethebelleooter waylnaceordancew1ththespe-thing to try and mab Yotera
t Blbl belt mtmfty help and service pro-FROM THE BB.E to seareh of gold, a fort~me, Is on. clfteat1oDS therefor, to which happy. Govenment apeodlng attempt to cas scorn on e evers. grams. Today, Eachangtteswtll Then thero arose a reason· and another way of life. I saw Let's gin oar pollee a l'Ote speetal reference Is made, as beyood income ts the real eui-
Moral Advance lists the following TV mark ttre prevention week by ing among them, whi ch of the same old buildings built of coondenee for the tiDe job follows: prlt
Shows as objectionable: Maude, the Car ol honoring Newport ftreman of them should be creat est. on perma.trost stll-soll founda-they'n cSooe 1n redudnc ma)n' Orange County, ln Newport ~·s all get topt.ber and
the year, Capt. sam Anderson. And Jesus percetvlng the tlooln Skagway that were there crimes. Aad, whlte'f'tr we do, Belctl, ooPaclncCoast Htgb-sToP ITI Burnett show, M-A-S-H, Diana, Odd Nert week, the Eachan""' noon ' . in the Kloodlke aold rush dayt let's DOt tate any sueb an way at <>ranee street, (0'1-Slocerel .. ~ th ou~hl of then ~ean • took with a population today of ooly tmport:ant crime ftcbttoc tool Ora-1-2l.S). tnmc slpls c c y 08
1' le• Couple, Love American Style, the Dean luncheon at tbe StllftShJ.rtwtll a chdd,and set h1m by h1m, 615 t.nhabltants. As 1 walked 11 ·~ .. trotllo• htU~er. -~ .,_,. u-to be . • e ~
Include Dr. Bob Sehmltz of And said unto them, Who-... _ 1~ main street thr""'-ull! • ......_ &JJU ........ -1 &"o.ADI GleDdale Martin show, Wacky World o! Jonathan Ra H lis"' ltal ~·· ·~ "~ Installed
S the le!gtl 1 • sp • · soever iha\1 receive thl s the cQIClle of blocks of the town Bids ar~ required for the Winters, Girl with Something Extra, onny child in my name receiveth vtsi"""' srmll curio shops, fur AVIATIOM TRAINING euttre work "----t~ •-·ttn. COLLECTING IS TOPIC
F 11 Corona del Mar's K!WUls d h h II ....... .._ _. ..... and Cher, Lotsa LuckandAlllnthe am y. Club DeudneWIJ-I.nstalledpre-me.; an w oaoeve.r 5 a '.e--stores, betels, reUes of 1898, Helmick R, Mlller Jr., aoo Piau, spec:ltlc:a.Uou, aDd Mra. VlrPDJ.a Kta.tter wiU
f f bl Tv h ce1ve me, rcce,veth h1.m 1 could recognlte the parma-or Mr. aJid Mrs. Helmick R. proposal fcc'ms tor l:lldd1De tbLI preiiDt "oon.cttnc ptatts tor In a survey 0 avora e s ows, sldent Bob LowdeooutlJDepls that aent me: for he that IS frost pellor of the people wbo Willer Sr. d 1627 BaJcUffCir-proJect caD OG1J btl otQhMtl at ,.. IDCS profit" at tbe Oct.
Moral Advance reported that top honors ~;.~.sc:.C~': .. ~~t least amona you all. the endure drab u:Utenee ofwtnter ele, SpJCJass Hill, bas reported tbe omce 01 tbt State Rlcbft.Y tt m..U.OC ot tbl Cout Rome-
! or progr~ms for young viewing went t o the Vltla Sweden. Nell Tueldly, same aha\ I be peat. (St. hibernation 00 tee. to the avta.Uoo om.cer can<114tte Eo clnter • TfU8I)Ortatloo matan at tbe Citrl Seoul Ho\1111
l-'"jt"-.---:::----L•u•k•e•9•:46_-4_8_._) ~~--,::H~e~r·:. I saw yesterday's sebool at Naval Air staUoo, BtdldiDf. SacramtDIO, Cal-lD Ceatn.l Nf"'rPCCI1. P&llllnt. the Waltons. Others on the favored list bOrde• of pmblen, coo-P111saeota, rta., "'bectntn!D-11om1a, and .,.1 be -at lltlbOI! "'u ...,. 11or "tllfto
are Wtld Kingdom, Wild World of ~~n~.:~::l diJico l!lrlo, '*' l!lrlo, tng IDior tbe oant .. tattoo the olllceo ol the state fU&IInl' from ocnpo." Tho ....U.C.·
merchants, ftlr trt~JPHI, min-program. EqiDetr&t Saenmtnto.aodttle op111 to the p\tt11e, btCIU a! Thrtll Seekers, Lawrence Welk ora, croeery and rostaunnt Dlltrtct lltrodmo at Trul-9:415 a.m.
World of Disney, Chtldren' s Ftlm ~;_::~!~:til.=~~~~~~~~~~!=~~~~ oporatoro, !rom oot ool)' 1111 UGAL MOT1CI --at Loa Aoploo, Su --:-=:-:--::::=:-:---"lower 48" ... from all om rtCTITIOUl BIEIIESS NAME Fruetseo, and tilt dlllrtet to LIGAL IIOTICI val, Wide World of Sports, Animal tho •orld, and the famous._._ STATEMENT .. bldl 1111 -• 1a -ted. FIC1TI'TOUl BUIIIIES8 MAllE
Sanford and Son, Brady Bunch, and Other THE OPFIC14L IIIE-4PER dll Scioi>J Smllll. Tboy dared ID Tilt to-., per..., are Tbe -bidder lllal1 tn'ATEIIE!rT
Pennle, Other Places. OF THE CITY OF II!WPOIIT BE4CH lln Ia a stranp plaeo, ThoJ dolO(-.. u : IIOII!oiiOIJI-lllr1lloll a ..,_ -and a Tbe loUowlDc per...,. are
..,. T .,,~APER tr:l.a.ed be10Dd the borde& tA . t:IJ'M.t1oa&l, 550 &aMI, eon. ~tad. dobiC twill• u C.ttmpo... Other programs recommended for vtew-THE HARBOR .O.fnA'SOFFSE "•~-· ctnU..tsoo to blberoatloo eo ctolllar Calli.,· P. o.Bca<SIS, Plr-to._ 1?'10 ol ...., --.:11, 1101 •-• Of'&.__. ,......, ............ llilfl·.. ~ fbod diet of {: ...... .....__ ,.. ..... _ * ,_ ..
1ng by Young and old are Here's Lucy, 2721 a. c..:......, • .,.._..,,..,.,..., .. ., 1 moooo, lnllll, alii. IIIH4: •• , __ --~. .._.-t.uo. llowport BtoA:II, ca~
almoo IUid bl-. bore, 550 Ruol, eon. dol mlllllu-lllo IW-tzHO: •-J. Otlb, 1J011 Es-Partrldge Family, Watt THl Your Father TE~E : ~!Ani C.. 7141 IJIID lido ~~ eamo liar Calli; A-B 0oeor L-'-C-lftl JftYIIIIor rote o1 - -~. Newport a..._ Ca.•
Gets Home, Brian Keith, Calucci's De-,.. ,.,.. .. .....,....,.lTTot..-_ ..... ...,. •• .,,.,...... ... st ... J. OltroUor)wtito, bon .;.. vaa.ua-11, Joa.. to flat-towlllellflat-t liMO; LlDda L. Oott(-~ ., -t' 1 1, ... .,. ct. or, ., ~ a...&,_. .. ..a, IDCdr·..... Ja Cambr.,_., ado, a. ~'or. ltOOIII. ...._east. 11: to t.0~ bt u ltlled 1101 1an 1..u1, ".,...... partment, New Price Is Right, ....., a ..,. _ ..... ,,,,., ,. .,_ '"'"'"" , ..... .,_ -..... u, 11119. Altar..-.. -71111 , , 1 , 111 ml 1 1 1a flat o1 ,.,__ l!oldl. ea. liMO.
Make a Deal, Bob Newhart show, Bar-••• ,.,. -·-~, ....... -,_ o=lol .. c.-.. .,....., COU..IaK .... ea.-by u -...----.,.""'lloo _... nu W·•• 11 -..,_,lAIII. cwf,OIIIo, llt-tw-11oo--a ...--EM• Ill ~ -Aod byuladl.-., naby Jones, the Rooldes, Gunsmolte and .,..N_T......__._ """'''" ... _,.., ,_toPIDrtdatootartlla ....,.,,.y-._ _ ___, ..... ._, .....,.,,_1.aoo.
Dultty'8 Trall. -....., ... "'-.-No. ..wotn...,..., ••· '"'· ---Willi flat "l'llllotot rt .UIIlM111111-r~ lt'll. Tlllot••••-alldw& Wb ot wrtte at leut aletteraweek .... , .... c..tw .. c..r,*'~ .... .,c•·r ':'_....,. :-=:~~~~~~ .. eo.IJ c..-.: .,fllull DIPAa or a.. ColltJ Cleft ot.OrllliW 1 n _....., .. , .,..,.,.....,--., •• ., ..... to ,_,_.,. eo.r•a.t...,lt~wn.. 'l'll...atTA,_ f.::'\•loll...,lt'll.r..~
to TV 11tat101111 and I)JODBore --pral8lng ..aW.LHA.UA ••••••• --uu, ...":':.:.::!to. -a.a~o~o,eo., 11ft, R.J.DATIL uo. a~o~o,c..r~--.
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IIIDUll Tbat'• nut bellt to thr~ out tbe ,. ...... _, --.u-.2,_.,1 uo .. -. letl. 1m, 1a flat Newport -"""*Oat..!!~,.!\.!.': 1m, 111 lilt Koo~part -TV ..t. .,..,. __ , ...,,..,_,,,_,.,.... <tobt-1J 11011p. r..MG llflat~~ooo,.t h..., '-lllf'
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Newcomers at 8088
IWimAY, SEPT, 10 • IE 80f .... itr. ud Mr•. Jola WIOif!SDAT, PT. lt
Cl•tall*, ZOI Flow• Slr..t, lloJ --liT. ud Mr•. llooalo eoota .. __ Ra~ 1U Boi!UI ....
Gltl .... lllr. ud llu. Walter ooe, COIItl M-..
GoldlltlerrJ, 561 w..t wu-, Bo7 •• Yr. ad lira. W -
Api_ ~Com -· ·-· -· Z4IO Boll> ....... lloJ --"'· ud ..... 0... "nporl~teJPU, A11ea. 127 FllllertoD AY .. ue Boy --Mr. aod Mrs. Robert "~ H41letQ:. I BlM, 19U Port Sdbot.artwt,
Gtrl --Mr. ud Mu. Doaald Harbor Vlw Romu.
CrtbtrM 4801 I..Jodatrom, Ir-Girl --Mr. and Mn. Samael
Y1M ' Mltcbell, 2231 Meyer Place,
THE HA..-VIIITOII
PHONE: ......
• Tir£so.u SEPT 11 Cotta Mea:a,
BoJ .... Air, uwi Mrs. Karl • THURSDAY, SEPT. 1S
flamberpr 3Z& t6tb Ptaee Boy --Mr . a.nd. Mn. Ottie
CoJta ll.e.&.. ' Rowe, 2:199-1/Z Mq:~Je Street,
Girl --Mr. &Dd Mrs. James ;osta Mesa.
MATTRESSES
JIIEW -IIDVILD .. G
lrrea-ular Shapn ......_.., __ WHtboft, 1&21 BayCUftCtrele, FRIDAY, SEPT. 14
Harbor VI" Homes. Girl--Mr. aad Mra.Patrlck
Gtrl .... Mr. ud Mrs. Loren Seatoo, 4138 Hilaria, Apt, A,
Seidl, 1 'J656 Aab TJ'ee, lrrtne. West Newport Helef'ta.
Boy .... llr, and Mrs. Larry Girl --Mr. aod Mrs, Basil COSTA MI:SA MAnll$5 CO.
1110..._,.... .... u._.., .. ,JOJ MUter 3028 OoonJbrook Costa Witt, 317 R~, BaJbca lllaDd.
' ' Girt --U.r. ud Mrs. Roaakl
Restou-tOJtf
Chinese-
American
Cuisine
Promise Good Food
LUNCH, DINNER, COCKTAILS
FOCIO TO GO (SPECIAL DISOOUNT
BANQUETS /CATERING
To Serw Y au
a Memorable Dinner is Our Goal
-~-OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
IN CORONA DB. MAR 673-9919
2121 E. COAST HWY.
Nt:tJr Muc A rlhu'
LIKE TO TRAVEL?
HAVE TO TRAVEL?
~
({;.;~~ARBOR TRAVEt
NEWPORT BEACH
675-1311
P av1 R,.ckoff Millie Rl as Batty Jardine
~=-a::.._o:.o:..o;;-......._,~ .
ll Fine Furniture l Touch-up
LET US RECTIF'Y YOUR AC CIDENTS AND 1u~t,..,,. RESTORE YOUR PRICELESS POOSESSJONS.
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( .._ -.:"'~•OC .. TOR ~ 0 .. QO" .. >C:II'
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MARINERS CHURCH
THE TEACHING IS CENTERED ON IEStB CHRJST
AND TKE BIBLE, WITH EMPHAS1S ON PRACTJCA L
CHRISTIAN' UVING. ALL AGES ARE W&LCOME.
Cos•Uoc aad Yblt1A( anilable.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
IIIIDAT ICIIOOL • • •••••• US 6 lOoiO i..ll.
WC41iiP .. YJ:a •••• l tOO, 9:15 6 10:JO A.K.
l'rDJRQ IDYJ::I • , , ......... 7o00 P.ll.
20%
SAVINGS
on
CASH & CARRY
Harten, 2700 Petersoo Place,
Apt. 39-A, Costa Mesa.
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 15
Girl -· Mr. and Mrs. Craig
Holmes, 943 Sunset Drive,
Cost& Mesa.
Girl--Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kerr, 2820 Uif'lthouse, Harbor
VIew Hilts.
Girl --Mr. and Mrs. JoiUI
Wa.boney, 4902Rochelle, Irvine.
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 16
Glr I --Mr. and Mrs. Oooald
FoJ:, 3023 Warren Lane, Costa
Mesa.
Girl --Mr. aod Mrs. James
Taylor, 14534 Oval Road,
Irvine.
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 17
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Hanes, 1951 Port Weybrldge,
Harbor Vle1f' Homes.
Girl--Mr. andMrs.Michael
Delaney, 6162 Sierra Siena, Ir -
vine.
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Pannier, 2108 Arbutus, East
Bluff.
Boy --Dr. and Mrs. L. M.
Larson, 1808 Humml.ngbtrd,
Costa Mesa.
Glr I -. Mr. and Mrs. William
BegUnger, 1921 Court, Central
Newport.
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Marshall, 2317 EastbluffDTive,
East Bluff.
• MONDAY, SEPT. 18
Boy --Mr . and Mrs. Terry
Haugh, 665A Plummer, Costa
Mesa.
Boy--Mr. and Mrs .Cba.rles
Giefer, 382-1/2 Roc !»ester,
Costa Mesa.
Glrl --Mr. and Mrs. James
Raymood, 300 AveodlaCumbre,
the Bluffs.
Boy --Mr. a.od Mrs. James
Goff, 2614 Basswood, East
Bluft.
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Barker, 4862 Lori Ann Lane,
Irvine.
Boy --Mr. aDd Mrs. strart
cunon, 519 Playa, the Bluffs.
Bo,---Mr . and Mr s. Arthur
Perrooe, 2042 Port We,-brldge,
Harbor VIew Homes.
• TUESDAY, SEPT. 19
Girl --Mr. and Mrs. Sha~.m
Burchill, 2636 Elden Drive,
Costa Mesa.
Girl . -Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Pettibone, 1815 Pitcairn, Costa
Mesa.
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. fred
Inman, 3900 Park VIew Lane,
Apt. 15A, lrYtne.
Girl --Mr. aDd Mrs. Daniel
Leist, 719 West WILson. Apt. F4,
Costa Mesa.
Boy --Mr . and Mrs. Jotm
Thomas, 1951 Parsoos, Costa
Mesa.
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 20
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Ruasell
Owens, 227 Broadway, Costa
Mesa.
Boy--Mr. &Dd Mrs. Wllllam
Kowalcayk, 364 16th Place, Apt.
12, Costa Mesa.
FREE
LOAJI
DRAPERIES
MRS . JAMES lot. DA VIS (Pho t(l by Phil Ro .,o)
Miss Paula Gay Riddell
is bride of Jim Davis
A September wedding at St.
Hobby fair
at luncheon
..... Roy Lo llloo, -...... dlairmu., .,..., ..
• -flolr lor t.ba ,.._ 1'-CbO> --to bO bOld ce Oe:tober 19 ID tiMi Cl~
at 1101 BI.Jstde DrtY41, eon-
dol Mar. T--ID play bttdce WIU beclo at 9:~, W1tll
atJlbtta from 11 to 4 aod a
bOt hmebeoa from 12 toi:SO.
Tbla meet:lng marU tbe pre.
riew of tbe oalltlcal cookbook
wblcb baa been complied by lbt
worneo's committee of Balbol
Tacbl Club. The sale of''Cooll:-
abolrd &Dd asbore" wfU be a
featured part ot tbe dly's ac-
Hl1t1es •
M mes. Ben Bent~ett, EdWard
S. Llntlater, Edward w. fble,
James Rudy, and JOho Bai~y
are U&isttnc Mrs. LaHue.
Irvine ladies
meet Oct. 16
Tbe newly re-orpn.lt.ed Wo -
m~n·s Club of lrrlne wUl meet
at 8 p.m . Tuesday, Oct. 16,
at the borne oi Mrs. Brian
Mlddleditch, 5592 Kt.ngstord
Ter.
The dee-president, Mrs.
Douglas Richards, w111 J.ntro-
duce Mrs. Rontld Mtller, pre-
sident of the Irvine Planning
Commlsstoo, a resident ofUnt-
HERE'S MUSH 1N YOUR EYE
People once trealt:d sties Wtth com meal ;and honey.
Today we wouldn't think of usmg a concoct ton such
as this near our C')'O. But thtn. we 're luck y We
have many fast-acting. pleasant am.doto for 1nfn.·
110ns-thanls to med~eal SC:•encc A~lr. your ph~1C1an
•bout these newer, ctfectl"C remed~~ .
decide which mochcalu;>ns arc best for your nttds
Then, bnng h15 prescnpuons to us for compound1n.:.
PlwiiiOCJ
3021 E. COAST HWY ., CORONA DEL MAR
673-2550
An$1J'ew's Presbyterlan Church
united James M. DaYisaodMiss
Paula Gay RlddeU In marriage.
Her attend:lots, Miss JuUe verstty Park 6 years. Her sW-
Redrl4), Mr s. Steven Crttch-Jeet wlU be "Irvine and you," ~~==========;;::========~ field, Miss Usa Emerson '10'1 point11lg te:l what tbe women
Wlss Theresa Bradley, all wore of Ir'f'1De can do iD tbe PlanniDc
loog wtiJte gowns flocked with of the comm~mlty_ She wtll also
pale laYeoder over Jannder c1i.scnss tbe park hood tssue
taffeta and trimmed with purple anc1 f\ture city pla.Dstngeoenl
ribbons. They wore la.rge white Hostesses for tbls meeting
nats trimmed wtth purple are Mrs. Ulddledltcb and Mrs.
streamers :lDd carried 'White, Ned Kassoof.
The bride Is the liaugtlter
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rid-
dell of Santa Ana. When she was
oot attending Ora.ogeCoa.stCol-
assoclate In arts diploma, or
San Jose state, wbere she oow
attends, She bas been wortlng
at Reinerl'sdepa.rtmentstoreln
CosU Mesa.
The groom, oow a jlm.lor at
Stanford University, is tbe soo
of Mr. and Mrs. c. Marsden
Davis of Santa Ana.
Dr. Charles Dterenfteld per-
formed the double ring cere-
mony on Saturday, Sept. 1, at 2
p.m.
The bride wore a colonial type
gown of Silk orpnza over wblte
taffeta. It was made with al-
encoo lace trimming the high
neckline, the bouffant slee,es
and the siJ: tiers of ruffles
which formed lhe chapeltratnat
the back of the gown.
LEGAL MDT1CE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS MAKE
STATEMENT
Tbe followtnc' persoo lackUc
buslDess as: Westml.nster
Motor Inn, 15061 Beach Boule-
vud, Westminster 92613 : Pa-
ciftc HoUda,-Resorts, UONew-
port Center Drive, Newport
Beach, Ca.J1f. 92660, California
corporatloo.
This business is cooducted
by a corpora tioo.
Corporation Name: Pac1t1c
Holiday Resorts.
Signature & TJtle: Douglas
Mallory, Managing Director.
This stJ.temenl was filedwtth
the County Clerk of Orance
County oo Oct. 1, 19'73, WU-
Uam E. St Jotm, COW'lty clerk,
by Theresa M. Ward, deputy.
Publish: Oct. 4, 11, 18, ZS,
1973, ln the Newport Harboc
Ensign. F -28581
MED ICAL PRODUCTS TO
LOCATE IN IRVINE
Zee Medical PrOducts, a
leadtn( manufacturer aDd dis-
tributor of borne, school aDd
industrial emergency tlrst a1d
kits and a W'tde nrtety or other
medical equipment aDd SIC)-
pUes, has purchased a 1,8-
acre sUe at 16641 Hale Aft_
south of Barranca Rd. In lrf1ne
Industrial Complez aDd Is coo-
structtng a 29 ,000 gq, n. f:a-
clllty to bouse prOducttoo acU-
Ylttes and corporate olftces.
Gary E. Smith of Coldwell,
Banter & Company's Torrance
omce lDd Jerrold R. Coleoft:be
ftrm's Newport Beach otftce
represented all parties In stte
selection and acquislttoo.
Zee's oew DC t:aclltty Ylll
represeot 1 capital lonstment
ol more tbaD $!50,000, lcc«d-
ln& to Tbomas z..-n, Zte
presldf!DL Tbe 18-ylllr'old ~~~e
clalty ftrm Is DOW located at
11800 Woodruff' AY•.lD DowDey.
LIGAL IIOTICI ..
f'ICTITIOIE 81BINESS H AME
STATEMENT
Tbe tollowiAJ penc:.a lado&Ac
buslntss u : Pauls FDftra.
tiiZe E. Cout 11wy •• Coroaa
cMl Mar, Calli. i!U5: O. A.
Roft'maa Eatarpr1NI IDe., a
CaUl. corporatloa., !Ill E. c.... llwy •• Corooo dol .....
Ca111. 9!115.
Tb1s t.I.Deu la eoodW:ttd
by a--. c~ .... : a."-
-~ltoc.
Slpot1n • lllloo J-
McCaro, -; Put lie-
Can, Vl.,._, Soc.
Tkla llateaMtll wa m.e.-
lloo -elart Gl 0....,. eo.tJ • ..... 1'7, 1m., WU-
lllm I. Sit -. -cion, "' ,._ .... ""' ....,, .. ...., .._ 10, n, Od.
4. 11, II'IJ, Ia lloo 1fft]IOI't --~ r.-
laveDder aM purple Oowers. omcers ot the club are: pre-
Attending tne groom were sldent, Mrs. Frank J. Illlve;
BrlaD Grosse, his trate.rn!ty vice-president, Mrs. Rtctard
brother, as best man, Ronald L. Hall; parlla.mentarlan, Mrs.
Glahn, Michael Allen and hls Herbert Miller.
brother, Ray Riddell Jr .• as
usllers. ME CH AH I C CLASS EH OS
A reception was held in the Nary Pfc. Scott L. En.ns,
flreslde room of St. Andrew's, son of Mr . a.ad Mu. Tom L.
after which the COIC)Ie left on Evans of 4312 Splndrift Way,
a hOneymoon at Cambrla. The West Ne"'PQrt Helgtlts, has
co~le will Uve at San Jose completed the avtatloo &true-
while they continue their edu-tural mechanic school at Mil-
cation.
~" Mnl'ld1y throo.~•h Tt11u-.d1'
tO•"' .In$ pll'l , Fridertoe m .tollpm
Drh••AP wtndow Opetl
t 1 • to I ;• P·•· To I P·•· P'rkleJ
Ac:roet from Or.na• Co•n•ty AJrpart
tU1 C.a:tpu Dri••· lrTine, C.Ufomt.
(71 4) 1»4700
GRAND OPENIN G
Free liifts·
Open a Savings or Checking
Account of only
$100, or more. and get your gift.
The )lift<> 1lff' tn ... ho11 rour apl)renllhOn to you
for bankm.s;: 1\'t lh 11s hull'\ I'll mnrr •mpnrl11nt
\'ou'll apprrnatt' du• ""Jwr fr•rndl\' recrpllon
anrf nutstandin.s;: srn tf'f' \ nu-11 ~rt .11 our
new bank
In arfrfitinn In thf' jllfls VII' tf' gn lnjl 1\Wa~
clunn)Z nur Cnmd Opf'nm~. wr rr 1'1 1~n r>fff"nnJI
an opportumt~ to Jlf'l an In mr Sat•nnal Bank
P'ionr.N Chrc:kmR ;\crount whtr.h Phm inate~
all serl'ice charges for thl' life of I hi" account
no matter what balance you mainll11n All
It takes is a few minute!! and ynur 5100 deposit
If you live or work in Irvine, N~wporl 0f'ach,
Costa Mesa. Corona tiel Mar or Tustin, we'rt
here where you need us with • r.u ........
or ban kina services.
,. .... ,. ... 4 !l.ld
.................... c r ·u..-.-... ....,.
Pluinnacy PhiCts
"Baby teeth" don't count, but, If your child
bas a permaoent tooth !mocked out, It's a ma.)or
tragedy. Researcher s have now found a way
to put such teeth right back where they came
troml
Speed ts essential. You have only about 30
minutes to nnd the tooth, wrap tt lD a wet
cloth and get It (and the child) to a dentist.
The dentist wtll bathe the tooth ln sodium fluor-
Ide, coat It with ao anUbloUc and put tt I:Jlck
In Its socket. Tbe youn ger the child, the better
the ctJuce o(.~ss.
Tbel't'l DO efJanee a.t a.U tft ~ou•tf1tver ~ dt~ib. yoo 'tJI!fltJfoull,presCr~
to our modern pha.rmacy. Mothers appreciate
our IIU'p stock of q~Uty bll.t:ft"t'-.,lles, tncllldl.nr
gifts, games and toys. For older kids, we han
school StCJPlles and stationery,
• • •
HAN DY Hr.N T : Tar spots on your car can be
remoYed by a miiture of one cup ker osene to
a gallon of water .
"SO LONGI" Memblrl ol tbl Me9port Harbor Grud-
motbeu Clab, wbo are deleotn to tbe IZDd uoual
CODYulkJD lD PbUade"b1a from Ott. lJ to 11, are leaYlDC
bJ tra111. plue, au Uti bu. Mn. Paul Ratbna.D &Dd
Mu. Normu Melcher Mn already left. Wariac IO)dbJ
are, WI to rl&bt, Mr1. lriiM Haactatoa of lJdo Park.
cbaplalll; Mr1. Richard L. Greeo ol LJdo Put_ presldellt,
aDd lira. CbarlH R. EYUI ol Colb. ..... put prNidtot.
haidea 1M uplar baii.Deu M 11Wa, tbe CClllftatloG wtll
IDclllfe ~ tours, laDClwou, naper MI'Ytee and
memorial oo ~atlcaal cn.Ddmotbera dtJ, which 1s Oct. 14.
Behind the
headlines
no -IIIJ c• .. 1111 •oollll 1>*-tor tilt T loJ
c .. "' llftport -.. 0c1. a. -b 111 u:ao a.m.
ww"' follond.., tllo--_ .. 1111 __
.., 1111 .,...._, liH. Fred
·-~ n. Slf'CIIftiD cbalrmaa, Mrs.
Gloaa Scblop~ WW ~
Dr. OOoto T. Bron u 1110
"beb!Dd tbl blldliDu" ..u-
tr. He tltwud r.ceatl)' from
Ulo Galli -""' .._lla,
.... bo mot Wllb "'" polllkal butDeu ud tdacattcmJ lead-
era, u be bu doDI 011 tftl'1 .-tor 1110 put II,_.,.
Dr. Bron ll a .xl&lllctar-
er, a prol8QOI' of ldltory aDd
d-.o of pdate ltacllet at Cal
State UnlnrsltJ, Fallenan.
Mrs. Robert FlD.liJ. apeclal
pro)tctl chatrmu, wtUeoodact
a ballot totlDc at ttu meetll:ll
to determlDe tbe recipient ol
tbe FetruarJ pbllantbrcpbJ,
whlcb bU the tbeme, "):JJ of
glt1Dg. ,,
EAGER TO ATTEND tllo IOU TrollD tor .. , wldcll WID bo
preMDttd at 7:10 p.m. Did Wed:DddiJ, Oet. 17, U't bleb
ICbool lllliora Julie KUlla.D ol. BIJcrnt, It left, ol CorGDI.
cltl Mar hlch ~ehool and Kristen Ubler of Do'ftr Sbona,
cheerleader at Newport Harbor hlctJ ~ebool. Tbe lt'tDt,
wldcll wUl be beld at the home of Mrs. HurJ Rinker of
Suta Alll. Helctata:, prOYides qhomore, )m1or IDd Rlllor
atu:ittb from Newport-Me• and lrYt.De bleb JebOolt wttb
ftrlf: biDd Lntormatlon about lBC, StudeDtt atteDdiDc me
will dYe brlef talb oo campu lite, followed bJ a question
aDd I.Dn'er perlod. Cbalrman of lbe Forum procram La
Mrs. Conrad Scbweltur of Newport Beach.. Mn. Hatlea
Martena:, director of special ennta: at t.SC, wt.U tbow
1Udts. The Forum Is lbe pro )let of the Trojan Leacue of
Orance County", beaded by Mrs. Wllllam Hayward, president.
AFFILIANTS TO HOST SHOW
Tbo Alllllant&" C-r of
Hoac Roepttal AuztUary wtll
bo8t a cMaiener rastdoo show
and ctaDlPICDe brtmch at tbe
new BuUocU' store at So .. b
Coaot Plua Oct. 17.
Tbe eTeot wtU belin at 9:SO
a.m. A WHkeod lD San Fru-
ct..co, 1Dclli11Dg pla.De ttcltett.
d1.r&otr. &Dd accommodatlou It
Stutord Court, are amoag tbe
door prius that will be etno..
Mrs. Jobu Watts, cbalrman
of AftiUanll, Is anlsted lD.
prtPQ1Dc for this a.ft'a1r bJ
Mrs. Doon Michaels, Mrs. Tay-
lor Gem. aoo Mrs. Dooclu
Elpr. Reaerntloos may be
made wttb Mrs, Hobart Smlttl,
ticket ebairmao, at 1545-%434.
1n rniJl1 dl'ferllifled areu, ncb
as mail deUYerJ, tntormatloo
delk, boot cart, art e:dllbtt,
maternity tea, ud ped.latrlct.
OUA•••• fo.&.AUNHY
AIJ6Jm BX IRQ'tl
.JIEWP<li!T BEACH-
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TODAY
THE IQWANIS CLUB of Newport Harbor has named l.t.n'J
Probert "Ktwania.n of the Jear" for 1973. Newly-ele<:t.t
offtcers tor the comtnr Jell are, from left, secretarJ
Larry WtlPl, president Mack Jordan, Ylce-pres1dent Pro-
bert, Ylce-p:restdent Bill Sprague and treasurer Jim Rengel.
Mutual names Bill Kull
Proceeds wtll S'C)pOJ't the
work ot tbe AulllarJ at Horae.
Last year's tuods were used
for tbe lddney dJalJsll' treat-
ment LD the new tower.
Master Charge
Banbmerlcard
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-tfMrll)' --THE RED SEA GEM
Named for the Red Sea
IslaM of Toputon, between
El)'pt and Arabia, pure topu
Is colorless. However, yel-
low, blue, creen, brown and
red topu rentts trom small
amounts of other minerals,
and a wine-yellow color Is
coostdered staJJdard In the
cern trade for "precious to-
pu." Noo -precloUJ topaz,
tn the form of quartz, J.s much
more abwldant, leu expen-
atn, and easily foUDd In
auch places as lan cu1Ues
In utah and Mulco. Much
of thU topu, found bealXi -
fuliJ colored, fades rather
quickly lD s~mUgbt.
Most of the precious topaz
of today comes from Mirwl
Gera11, Brazil, and beauttrul
bl~ae topaz Is found tn
Ru.ula's Ural Wountatns.
Such preetOUJ topu retains
Ill or11fnal bel uty and color,
Wllllam M. KuD of Harbor castle Drive ln Harbor View
View fUlls, a retired Marine Hills. Mr. Kull joined tbe
coloDel. bu be4ID appoi.Dted as Marine Corps In September,
allfsta.ot flee-president and 1949, servt.nc as Marine ptlot
muqer ol the Corooa del Mar aod later wttb the 9th MarlDe
offtee of Mutual Sutnp and Amphlblous Brlpde. ln 1969
LoaD AsiD., accordloc to Louts he ns awarded the Nary dli-
R. VIncenti, board ebatrmu and ti.Dgulsbed service order by the
prelldeot of tbl auoctatioo, Repl:i)Uc of Vietnam for b1&
llr. Kllll ACCeedl Bob A1too, work wttb the 9th Brtp.de.
wbo !at: beer! promoted to tbe FoUowtnr completloo of MJ
pos!Uon of eoordflllakJI' for aU baebekJr of 1CleDC8d8CfH, Mr.
9 Mataal Sa.YI.D.p ot.ftces Kull pursued post-crachate
througbout Soutben CaWornla, stud.les t.o ecoaomlcs IDd ac-
wtth beadqua.rters at the mai.D cotmttnc. He also served I.D a
otftce lD Puadtna, M.r , Aston management capacll)' wtth a
coot1o11es as president of the major ftnanclal tnstltutton.
Corooa del Mar Chamber of Two ot the KuU dau(hteu,
Commerce and as a local rest-Marcia and Carolyn. are stu-
deDi. dents at Corona del Mar bleb
The Kull tamllv m<wed to school, Aoother daQCbter, LID-
Corona del Mar 7 years ago. &H, 111 atteodi.Dg college Ln
Their borne now Is at 950SaDd-MI.._.,
LIGALMDnCJ
FICTITIOm BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe folmlD.g per1100 l1 doing
b1111ness as: Lawrence'• Clr-
ctzlt Art, 210 Eut Emer.son
St.. Dnqo, Calllorula ~5,
Jack G. Lawreoce, 11%42 Bar-
cll.y Dr., Gardea Gron, Cal-
Ifornia 92641 .
Thla buslneu ls cO!DJc:tad
by an 1Dcll'lld111L
Stped Jack G. Uwreoee.
Tbls state meat wu tiMid with
Ulo COIIIltJ C lork G1 0nn&"
Co.tJ c.~ Oct. 8, 1973, Wll-
llam E. 8t Jotll, tollllt)' clerk_
by Tbtre-. M. Ward, delpqy,
Ptt)lllb: Oct. 11 , 18. 25, No•.
l, 19'1S, 1D tbe Newport Htrbor
Eu!p. F .28705
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Membert of Atfll1aD.IIdoYOl-
wotk at tbe
. -Diced -Freeze Drttd
No. 10 Hn
Rec. 4.85
POT A TO SLICES
$3.95
For all sliced pobto dishes
51 "'•· $2.59 Rer. 3.25
POWDERED BUTTER
Use In baking
No. 10 ti.D
Reg. 7.00 S5. 9 5
JUST AOO WATER
Recipe book tor
dehydrated Foods
Reg. t. 95 $ 1.50
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10/8 through 10/17, 1973
1 • 8 OL p~g noodles
2-Tb. Margarine
1 • Ill < bHI TVP diou
plus water to reconstitute.
).} c deh,drotH onions plu1
1}} c water
Salt Cll'ld pepper to taste.
1 can cr.am of mushroom aoup
~ c: dry milk plus l c water
Recoostttute dehydrated product•. Coot
DOOdles. Brown TVP a few minutes. Combine
aU tnc:redteots ucept DOOdles and marprtne
and simmer oottl smooth and creamy. Ser"'
O'fer txalered ooodle1.
6 -8 tentnp.
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LOW MOISTURE ,OODS fOR
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rates the diamond at 10 and
eradea all other gem mln -
erall dowlrnrd by number,
ci'fn topu a hardness of 8,
mating It oot only one of the
most beautllu:l, but also one
of the I008t durable stones.
Tbla lofe1J rem you can be
pro111 to O'Wll.
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TI-e ~11Jagon·
hostess Will ~!
Call today :
We plan to be open lor busl·
ness next month In Newport Beach.
But we've still got a lot of wor1< to do
before tho West"• oldest brokerage
firm Is settled In Its,_, homo. And
one of the moat Important things
we've got to do might Involve you.
Sutro fs looking for more brokers.
Oynamlc,ambitious,successful,young.
In-spirit brokers. Men or women with
experience and a proven record .
Sutro's activities Include 1
broad·based brokerage business,
strong R-orch, Corponote Finance
and Underwriting Depertments, Pen-
sion & Profit .shoring servlces-ond
new services such as Sutro Capital
Ma._mont. Real Estate, Tax Shel·
lAirs and Options. We're a respooslve.
reglonll firm , wllh a lot to offer you
ond your ctlenls. If you would like to
become a Sutro broker In our ,_t
office, call us.
Thlalaono race we bolhcan win.
Call Mr. Dcmlnlc Ferrante, (213) 489-3900 or Zenith 9426
--Sulro&Co.lncorponoled,I515Sou1h F-stt.t. u. Anoo'-. Callfomla90017
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Students study afloat
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• ~ AllpiH. ~ OrUI, -~ """'" -c:orry "riPiar II-Grul, 41111 -•a lll1tl ud atuDd ciQ-C&JNO sa ...
• bttW .. DOftl aa tM c...,t Goede, liZt B&l:laa ~d Cllllp1ll, Wblcb II Btt4., Coalnl "IWPOI'I, a,:e; i ~~ wtth tbt eu.rooma, .. , of Mr. aDd. Mra. Rl
tabaratotiH, llbnry, ltudlo, Goodie, llta LuldD Dr.,Gir-
ta.ater, boobtore ud otlleu M Oron.
-....... lo 1111 ldaca-1 cortor J-UZ4 Dtua Procnm -ld. Campu 1o< Luo, 11ar11a< RIPiudl, VICKI SV!HDSEH
De Pf'OII'&m It tbl 11,000.
IJOIII-tcMl S. S, UaiYII' .. Cam-
pao1 ...... tad lor .... cou.co bJ orleDt o.er ... UDe.
Aabort tht academle pro..
poam eontlD .. wttb lectw-.
r .. auell. projletJ:, and fteld
trlpa related. t\lrectly to eour•
work. OytrDJ.Cbl bom.,taya wttll
tamtu .. ofteD are arrupd, u
are aoclal """ 'W'Itb kM:a1 untnratty student..
Tht local Jtud•U loclllle:
VIcki aDd ClDdJ SnodMD,
dauctrten otUr. lDd Mrt. Az-
thar Snodaeo., 1801 E. B1:J
An., Balbol..
Jeff Zelldorf, 110 S8th st .,
Wut Newport, 100 ol R. C,
Zelldort, 4Z5 Merrimac Way,
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ID-103, C-Ilea, mllrs. J !fF l.ELSDORF CIHDY SVEHDSEN
Vtey Zeladorf, SlSl Coral st., • 1 rd 0 ::;.-~;:~~.~.·m·~.r CM hosp1ta awa s g1ven
ton st., Newport Sbores. Teresa WbJte a senior at
Patricia SUer, dallJhter o1 Eatucla hflb sc'bool reeelnd
Mr . and Mrs. Ml.ICIQ SUer, 410 the NCODd l.llDllll' "Caody-
Klnp Rd., CUff Hnn. striper of the year" award at
Jobn Redfttld, 100 of Mr . Costa Mea memorial boiPltaL
Jobn M. Redfttkl Jr., 828 Vll Tbe special a'lt'IJ'd tor out-
LkSo Soud, aDd Mu. Steptanle •tud..LD.r Mn1ce presented by
Lobr, 440-1/% Vta Lido Nord, RaJpb H. castte'too., admlAla-
Lldo l1le. trator was a 111glll1pt o1 tbe
Suelleo Mejtea, 208 Fern St., h0sptb.t·1 5th bl.rtbdayeetetn-
Newport Shores, daulflter of ttoo held Sept. 26.
Mr. and Mrs. JohnMe~ea,6541 Tbe btrtMay recepttoo baD-
Lenore Ave., <A.r!ieo GroYe. ored tbe Z6 emplo)'e .. wbo but
Julia Brown, daupter of Dr. HrYed s1Dcetheho1Pib.lopened
8and4~!gc~u~l ~Br~ow~·~· -::!3-:-5-6-::l~at to 1968. They reetiYed 5-reu r •er'f'lr.e pins and Teraa
wu &Inn aD eogrued plaque.
The Caadystrtper award, a
surprise IJUIOIIDCtment, n.
eo-orcttoated wttb tbe auxlltarJ
board of directors. Teresa bu
voliDI.teered over 285 hours
atnce JotnJnr the Canctystrlpeu
2 years aco. Her senlee to the
bospltal has 1Deludedworttnctn
Ylaltor eootrol, gttl: shop, me•·
11npr aerttce and assisting 1n
omee proeedu:res.
Daughtet ot Wr. and Mrs.
Cllarl.es E. WhUeofCostaMesa,
J
TER ESo\ WHITE
Is an "A" student, a member
of American Ftekl ~rvtce a.Dd
the Spanlah Club at E&tallda.
She hal been actlYe In Camp.
flre Girls for 9 years and Is a
leader tn the Horlr.on Club,
wbieb assists Bluebirds and
oewly orpn.l.r.ed Ca.mptlre Girl
&f~. SM 11 u nkl reader
ud wants to bec:orae a phyal.cal
therapist.
The U empiOJtel woo re-
eet'f'ed tbeir 5-year plns are:
Mabel H. Arnette, R.R.A.;
Genen. M. Browning, N. A.:
H. Castleton, ad.mlnls·
: traio" Shlriey A. Collin, R.N.;
A. Cookerley, L.V.N.;
0 MUY L. C~r, bousekeepl.og;
l•loooosta A. Cruz. M.T .; Natalle
business ot1lee; Jes-'~~~~~~~·~~;~~~;;C~C~II~f~A=I=JB~A=~•I• N.A.; Anno L. DIUberto, R.N.; Carol Du:llap,
R.D.-A.D.A.; Marcell Ferrell,
CAN ~d N.A.; Heleo L. Flanap.n, R.N .;
.... u . .a. • .o~.:L.I. a•· AMERICAN BeYerly Franclscus, R.N.;
• B __ 1_.c.__ * 1 ___ ...__ *Dinners Alice M. Frel&ld, R.N.; Noreen fl:"4JU~ LAJJI\..IJC3 A. Grana, N.A.; Heleo D.
BUSINESS LUNCH SPECTAL--$1.!5
CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY BRUNCH--10 to Z
Featurtnr Wine Marp.rtta•, Beer " Wine
Open 7 Day1 15:00 a.m. to mldnig:bt
Frl. l.t sat. to 1:00 a.m. Breat~Uta IS to ll, Stm.U to
Howard's HACIENDA
Restaurant
Greenwood, R.N.; Jean G. Jen-
.. n, R.N.; Janet C. Kesner,
R.N.; GertrOOe Klein, N.A.:
Rl.rrlet D. OWen, N.A.; Kath-
leeo A. Parker, R.N.; Georg-
ette Y . Rtdards, N.A.; Betty
J . Sblnu, eecretary; Dorothy
H. Thompeoo, R.N., dlredor ot
ourses; aod Patrleta S. Wait.
N.A.
the "GAS SAVERS"
back by popular demand
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acldreu the H&r'fiJ'd BusiDea
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COUIItJ at DOOD Friday, Oct. lZ,
1D tbt DI'W mariAe room ol the
MnJI(JI'ter Inn. He YIIJ ditcust1
lrTIDt Company deYelopment
piau: &ad bow tbe company is
adlptlac to cbanps in tndl-
tloaal cooet~PU of laM and
denlqlment.
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3325 N2vvp::rt &:U2\ad. (714)
Tit I .. OLA ai0ADCAITI8
LA lllt.AOA, CAL.,,
Q. ~""""'"-~Ill. "WI..r Is lh~ dif·
terence between .il penon's soul
and his splrifl"
Dr. J. IIKMN 0..
ltual fruit be readily discerned! It
Is ud to see that some people
Mve been Christians for 40 yean
and y~ they have never matured.
They are still babes In Christ. II
Corinthians 6 :15-17 clearly indi-
cates that we are not to be like
the ungodly or the unrighteous.
Many of the yourig people in the
so·called "Jesus People" move-
ment h.ave come out from among
their generation to seek a deeper
understanding of God's truth. Un-
fortunately, so many of the youth
today are interested in mysticism
and the occult. ·Their age Is charac-
WHY HAST THOU?
terized by profanity and sensuality.
VIolence seems to be p11amount
In some area. The saved young
person, however, has come out
from all of that. The language by
"Jesus People" may be offensive
to us since It is In the vernacular
of the day. Instead of talking about
being high on drugs they rell of
how their need~ have been met In
Christ. The heart relationship Is
what is important. The Christian
then is characterized by evangel-
ism, prayer, Bible study, and most
certainly love. The changed life is
what counts with the lord.
by Walter l.
Wilwn
t, AliUD W. !PfAID, D.D.
ANocloto ,,.,_ of Now T•-
II(W'QII1' HAaOUISIGII
I'IIRJIIEDIUJU.Y -PAGEl
lliUIISOAY, OCT. I~ 1!73
COaA D€LIIAI!, CAL
The Believer' a Warfare
TH• c"'"ITIAN aRAco ...
7M NADO&N IT,, COLLINOIWOOO, H.J.
f-"' n..o&agical Sewmtery, Dkilll Pert, PUn tJ.,hll, Pa.
Go1dtn Text : "Ptd o" '"' wllolt Dr-mo..r of God, IMI y1 JMO' t1 tJbll
to .JitJ,d tJgai".rt o., wiln of JJ, drvif' (F. ph . 6 :11 ).
on the ·armour of God' -cfl'tSI ua.
that It, by Cod -ia cleclaml {by
compariaon of Rocn. 13 :IZ, 14) to be
to 'put on the Lord Jeaut Cbrl.lt.'
Hence ita completmtt.a corraponds to
the divine perfection of Hit tJue b~
manity. We are •to grOW up unto
Him in all thinga' (chap. 4 :IS), to put
on His image in all the hannooy of
'truth' and 'righteousneas,' o f ·~·
and ·faith,' to receiv~ and Ute Htt
'salvation' and wield the 1piritual
energy of His 'W ord'" (d. Alfred
Barry, "Ephesians" in A N~ TIJIIJ..
mtlll Comrtutttary for Ettglult Rtod.
us. 1897, Vol. Ill, p. 56).
IJ HE Teaders o( the Ephe-
•ian Jrtter are rr:minded
br the Apostl~ Paul that
the ~liever's Ji fe is a war-
i:m~ against spiritual foes
In connection with the
The outline of the preaent lesson,
which is entitled "TM Beli~ver'a War.
fare." is u f(11low•:
I. The
6o i0.12)
2. The
6 oi 3-17)
Christian's Warfare (Eph.
Christian's Armor {Eph.
3. The Christian's Preparation with
Pnyer {Eph. 6 oiS.20)
THE CHRISTIAN'S WAMARE
A. This opens up the whole ques.--
tlon of the doctrine of trichotomy.
Many good theologians hold to the
idea that man is made up of body
and soul or spirit. They identify
soul and spirit as one in this way.
The tricho tomist, ho wever, differ-
entiates between the two. This lat-
ter 11iew would seem to be the
proper observation from Scripture.
The body is the physical being. The
soul re presents the anim01l nature
o f man. The spirit, unregenerated,
is dead in trespasses and sin. The
spirit of a Chris tian has been made
ali11e through faith in Christ and he
becomes a new c reation. The spirit
will live throughout all etemlty.
When a man accepts the Saviour,
it is not that the old nature has
been made over or patched up.
The old Adamic spirit is dead and
is never re vived. Cod creates liter-
ally a new being. He will also be
g1ven a resurrection body likened
unto o ur l o rd 's glo rious body.
• ASTII!R
LA IIIIIUOS, CALir.
stud} or J-.phesians 6 :10-
l() <I ll(ttei\Orlh) fl3S!!o;\~t! Whi ch i_s
C'Once rnt-d 11 1th ;~ dr,~ription of the
Christian ' anHor 11 rs a~·propriate to
obSl'f\\· the re1::arl-.:s oi a u1odern ex-
p<J,itor · ''Thl· l~hn:.t1an life is a con.
tinual \"On!lict P.attle must be waged
daily again<;t rhe rnost relrntlus foes.
In this wart arc there rs no discharge.
The tltlll<lll<l i" ior courage. for de·
rerminarion ior t•taseless vigilance,
ior un<laun1erl hore .\JJ this is but a
comn1nnpJa,r ·d SJHritual experience.
Yet there art tho-c h1 ''hom the truth
1s ior~otttn 1 hcrl' a rc even those by
11'hom ;t i~ dcme<.l 1 hey are rra.dy to
m;'lintnin tltat '' lmt thr1· ter1n victory
is n~ere h :. )1as~i' t acceptanc~ of a
divine prote-.~. T,, th~ mind o f Paul
lht: rteec\ ror o;tr11::gl .. 11 :ts ever pres-
t-111 :Jnd l•e 11e1 t-r l"(':!Sts trJ ll'arn hi s
n-:1rltr~ 111 tht1r peril. their duty, and
th,·rr tall to ·•in '''r {"l1rist the 1 ictory
.• nd !(I "Ill !fOIJI !lim the trv1111."
In Ephrsians 6 :I 0.12 w~ read tht
following : "Finally, my brt1:hren, ~
st ronR' in the Lord . and in the powrr
of his might. Put on the whole
armour o f God, that ye may be able to
st;\nd against the wiles of the devil.
Ff•r l"e 11 resile not against Aesh and hlor~d , but aJ:.:ainst principalities,
agauht f'IJII'I'f:>., a.t:ainst th~ rulers of
the darknr.~o; of thi, II'Or!d, against
spiritual 11 irkr·dness i11 hiJ!h places."
V~rse 12 sets forth the reuon fm
sut'h careful pre-paration. The war.
fare of the believer is spiritual rather
th:ln physical. ''For our wrestlinif ia
not against flesh and Llood, but agamst
the principalities, against the powen,
against the world-rulers of this dark-
ness, against the s piritual hosts of
wickedness in the heavenly pla.cc:s"
( AmeriQn Standard Venion).
Q. Sonora, Calif. "Will you please
comment on the 'Jesus People'
mo11ement f Do you think this is
scriptural? How does it line up
w11h If Corinthians 6:17 and I Tim -
o rhy 4:1U"
A. II would be impossible to cat-
egorize the mo 11ement with one
simple and distinct definition. Sal-
vat ion is a lways based upon one's
reception of Christ as personal
Saviour. We become new creatures
(II Corinthians 5 :17). Some of these
modern groups are made up of
young people who are zealous for
verse -by -ver~e Bible exposition.
They have a real hunger for the
Word. In other cases it seems only
to be a place-to tear down the "es-
tablio;hment." We know that God
dlone can Judge the heart. Doubt·
less, there are many in churches
today devo•d of any real concept
of salvat1on and their personal re ·
latiomhip to Christ. let us not be
qul(k to condemn until we know
all the circumstances invo lved. The
natural news med ia has a tendency
to lump the entire group together
when there are many differentia-
tions which should be made. One
o f the stro ngest Biblical tests is
whether the local congregation has
.:1 pas to r -teacher guiding them
from the Word. Are lives really be -
ing transformed and can the spir-
'
Hr.: QUESTION wu uked of Jonah,
"Why hut thou done thi!l !" Ht>
wu suppo&ed to be a servant of God
and do things for God. Whe-n God told
Jonah to go do I!IOme preach in~r. how .
ever, Jonah didn't want to 110 h(' ran
away. He ran orr with hiJol meJoi.~B II't'
Jonah boarded a ship. A tE'rriblt>
stonn arose and the men werl! excel'd ·
inii'IY afraid (J onah 1 ; IOJ . Tht< !IAI1ors
said to Jonah, "Why hast thou dont-
this!", for the men kn ... w hi:' fl.,d frnm
the pruence of t he Lord.
This ia what I want to talk ahoul
'"Why have you done thu•!" l.f't m•·
aak you, dear fr1end!l, why art-you
where you are and like you aft:'~ Uo
you hold anythinto: agamst tht' L(lrd
Jet~u:l that keep11 you from lovml( lllm
dtarly! Why doe11n't Ht' ha\'t' your
whole pos.'ICMion, your ht'ar1 and your
MOul, and your mrnd ! Art' you afnud
of bting a fanat1c! I know men that
are fanatic about ba11eball and nobody
tl.nds fault with them. Th••rt' are oth·
er~ that a re fanatical abuut travel but
nobody find.s fault with !ht'm Th•·
only t1me I know of that illl}'budy tin;b
fault With a J~rJoiOn bf'illl( a fl'1natH·
111 when he loves the Lord out and oul
He's a fanatic. Anybudy that .11'1\I .. Jol
God H1s rightful plac ... th •· 1/<JI,Y SJ'Ir
zt !lis rightful t•lact', ami ttu-llil.lo·
11'.~ nghtful J!lace •~ <a bu.•IH /u; ,l<•u
know why that 111! BtC:)IU•t' th .. hurn;,n
heart hatell God and h:lt•·.~ th .. rh1n11~
of God.
My fnend, are you runmnll' away
from God ! Why art> you doing whitt
.)'OU. a.rt duioa ?. i' ou go to chu rch on
Sunday morning. of courllt', but you'rt>
glad to get away 11nd ~ret nut to the
fi'Oif co une or take a rtde throuKh tht-
country. The t-Vf'Oinl( coml'Jol an;l al -
thou a-h th~ church 1 ... th•·n·, yc.u're
not there. and although Wednf'Jolda)"
comes, the church t~ then·. hut you're
not ther-e. We uught to a;o.k uu •-.~elw.~
what is there in God'!! .ll'lv ry und God'11
grace that we don't l1ke What dri
The Billie and the U. .S:
e,o.~TI ST BIBl.l!!: TRIBUNE, SPAI N GF"IEl.O, MO,
'CONTINUED F'ROM LAST WEEK)
TillE SAM!: '11fiNG ~ true Ill A~1ea. Arrw-rlcao n
cdueation, ineludmc the ma jonty of theolosicaJ edu·
calion, •ub1lltuted the authority of DarwmLSm for that
of the B1bl.e. It rrvoluhoniud the hie and concepti of
lhl!l CQUnlry
[n hu powerful book, "The Twenueth Century" (Mac-
ITIIIL;m}, Hans Kohn (p. 31), aayt that whe-n O.rwin'•
baologJCII! thoeoriu were •ppli~ to .odety, Ufe be·
ca.moe a perpetual t~le The r"1.dt h. bwn the
"'urv•val of the fittnt. He ron on to aay that "Man and history l011t their .-p1ritual muninc and freedom.~
In hia '"The Amtncan Mind" (YaM UD.ivenity
Praa), Henry St.ee~ Commacer (oo p. 83) Ia but
:ll.illl!\1 what every 1tucknt knowt when be wrltet:
'lhe un~t of Darwin OD relic\on w-. aba.tt.rinc;
hiS •mp.act on philt»>phy wu revolut:ioaary. Evolution
ba.nlShed ~ ahtolull', 1upplanc.d tpHI.aJ de.tpl, chal-
lenged nnt only the Scriptural 1tory of ~tioo but
crelllion 1taelf, a.nd rev.,.ll'd man not aa the product of
be-neflcient purpooM bot of • p,..,_ of natural N ·
lcchon that, by defyirla the lnt.rpo.i.tlon of the Dtity,
conlounded the concept of omnipotence. Y&>t it wu a
blow to Man rtther than to God who, in any ..vent,
wu better able to bear It, for il It ntlep.ted God to
a tUm first eau•, 11 toppled Man from hW eult.ed po-
tltioft u the ornd and puflJOM of creetMn, the crown
of Naturor, and the Un.c• of God, and da.-tfied hJm
prouicaJ1y w{th IN-anthropolda."
nu:rs soMrntiNG MOll& than • d~ on
the 1wi.-e of ~ ttnun.
ln 1m, KArl Marx ~lWMd .._.. ~ ~CapitaL"
Friedrich la&ela, Man 1 boMm frimd, ...W, "JUit
.. Darwin dixovered the law ol .-.olutiob in orptlie
n.tur•, 10 lolan. diaeo¥erwd tbe law ol ...-olutioa lb
hwnan h.iltory." nw, wodd haa nenr bMa U.. ..,. an. \hoi pub-
licatlon ol th8t book. That book --\he .._inc of the ~ o1 .U 11111hMUU. .-d 11:-ol
eowatry and fla&, That book _... the ...,_,inl ol ln-
ternaUonau.n. Todi!J mon tt... 100 DliWon people
.,.. under the .... , ol dM d.tatu. ol Jtut Man. n.t ... ~ 1110r9 $h.a a ~ OD the
aurflft ol the lltr-. 'I'M J\rat Wo.-ld War _.._ Out. ol thM war wpd
wodd IO"~l. woeld-1lridol eommuoMm, tba nt-
vtval ol A.a.D -t'md..... _., ..... ........ ... u,. ........... _»_
n. ....-ld -aot ..... &I.e --...... J'oiJMriac tt.. ftnt WarW War, llr BaHor4 I . ~~~c ..
ldnder ~ 1111 ....0 -~ "'D I .U. ..... ead a..HQ-.· t'h.t .... .._. .. ... t .... ..
...... .....-..r'" ., IS SJ ..... "'-..... kw ... _..._llr•M .. _...r, ..... .....
Rldw ................ ~.=w .. -:,.t;:.'i,.'~'--=-·· .. '--...
... II ••• I ............... ,,. I C"'lr --.... .,. llic Cr ' _.. ... ..._. """ ...... ..... ·-.... ., .... st. .· ... llr.Cs • ~ -r..,.,., ..... .,..... ~· JJI ........ ::..~~ .. --.. -.-.
.:. IS.·~,:.-c .. ·= .... -=~= -._ .. ~ ~~:;.:=.~;:::;: Aa.t .................... ..
----... _'Z::l:t::' .. •at , ..... ·.:.=l:.. ...... ~ ........... -::as;::;: ..... -~· -..., ... ._ .. 'll ... ., • ,.
you havt' a){ainllt Christianity or
auin!lt the Rible or against the Lord
to ~ what you are? I'm .sure a lot
nf yo u d1·ar frif'nd~ 11.re no! Cbriwtian"
at all. W~:ll. why not? Can you give
<Jne rea:wn why? Do yo u think that
the thll\11'.~ uf God takt• pleasures away
from you? In 1he hf'~t times of life
!ht' [,.,d Jf'!IU.~ i.~ th"' Ont who walls-
fie ~ t he heart. I 11aw a banker one
time WtlllnK uut chl:'t:k!l, $50,000,
$1 HJ,I/1111, $225,000 and I ~ked him
if th111 wa11 what ht' wu enjoyin.-.
"Oh.'' ht> Jo~ay~. "I do this to make a
hvmg, but my joy i!l to go down to
thf' camp an d g1ve away Bibles to
~..-,ldit-r.-~ and talk to them about the
Lord J t-.~UJol. That'"' my joy." Well,
what do ~·Hu t'HJOY m~o.•t! Do you have
<~omf'th•n~· th:•t'~ goinlol' to bt> good for
ynu wh•·11 ev.-rylhm)( t·l.~e fa'[" indud-
111 11' your mon~c-y~
:\fort11•n tht ... al "t author 11rites ·
The fn re.t:oin~ verses ( 10-12 ) pre-
still l'aul '!!o final appeal to his readers
ll'ho :1 rc exhorted to rely upon the
Lord's own strength and wrar God's
own armor Hrre the remarks of a
faith ful scholar should he noted : "It
f v. 10 J is the apostle's call to arms!
'Be strengthened in the Lord,' he says
_(to re~der the im perative literally : so
m 2 T1mothy 2 :I}. Malte HU slr1ttgl1&
your-own. Th!!' strength he bids th~
assume is pow~r. ability, strength ade..
quat~ to its end. 'The might of His
strength' repeats the combination of
t~rm s we found in chapter I :19. That
sovereign power of the A l mighty
whit'h raised Jesus our Lord from
thr dead. belongs to the Lord Christ
Hrmself. From its resources He win
dothr and arm His people. 'In the
Lord,' 'iap IM'ael t:vermore, 'is right.
rousness and strength Thr r ock of
~r s:l l\'ation and my re fuge is in God.'
rill· Churr-h's s!rength lies in the al-
mr:.:h tine ~~ of her risen Lo rd, the
C~pt.'lin r,f !ll'r warfan:" (d. G. G.
Fmdla1 ''Thf:' Epistle to the Ephe..
;ian~·· it, Th. E.rpositor-'r Bibl~. 1892,
p 398)
I hav;• a frwnd 10 bu.~lnf'ss who had
to rl•·clnrp IJ;tnkruptc•y. Ht• wu rejoic-
111 " in a /111( Jul• h1• had, when flud ·
:l .. nt,l' hu1 t·nt1r1: bu.~int!/18 was wiped
..ul Th•· rug wa.~ pulll'd out from
und••r h1.~ ft-et. bul th11.t didn't 11top
h1~ I<,VHijl' th;• l.ur•1 Ill.~ hPart wun't
1n h1~ lou<~UH":I.~. h1~ heart W!l3 with
111~ Lunl and "" Y(>U tPII me what
1'0 11'r•· d;.un~ uw;,y from God. My
tlr~>lJ(•\1~ frl•'ful, llflthllll( in thi~ widt'
""'''I •·~ Jl'llllllt tu ~uit vuur JoiiJUI -h.,art
•·:otc,·pt rhat ""h1ch you Ct~tl't lo:1e when
1r•u d1•• llun't run away any lonl(t'r~
ThNiw ynurMif 1nto thl' arm11 of
.li•!IU>t Only lh1• Saviou r can do any-
thin,. for )'llU, ~ I'CJ to Him and trust
vour lifr-lo H•m .
·~ ,....,. -•"'--........... . -,_ ...... , .......... ~-
A ..... .t ~"' ,. ,... eotly Wt tilt-at •* ... Wt. , .. ,.... __
A ,......, ho 11•• -•14 ,._, •" wlltldo
.... , .... -.......... ,.. ... ~.c..
· li 111 am or hi~ I Paul's} 11·ritings
rc it·rtlllt' !11 :.:,rnual 11 a dare lllight
ht· tm 1iuer! 11 "oui.J •nu ... t nawralh' ~
m rhc I Jthtlt ro !11(' l:phesiarh ·The
fir,r h:,ll 1•1 lht lttttr tl1~1'\:ns the pre.
rle~nu:•ll ll" ~·rat•• oi f ,o<J :.:i1111J..: liie
IC> lh•"t 11 h1 •. 1r.,; ~lul!lll:,l\· dr;<~J . and
r:t~<oi u:.o thtrll II(• '' llh Cli r1~\, and en.
al,ll"t' tilt" " 1<1 ~11 i11 the hea\'tnlv
pl<oCt:~. in { hn ,\ !nu:.' The \a,t hat"i
ni the t-pi-.tll , rm tains cxhurtntim1s to
111an1ir·,1 the 11 oc.t tlCI!I('Illary virtut s
111 the cu11t1 • '•11 rcl:itiou~ .,j Iii e. How.
("l't'r. !';nil rln)e<. lhi ... letter 1\'ith the
1110~t 'In), I Il l' tht q,nst detailed. tht"
ntost in~tn•ct11 e rel~rcnce to Christian
·~·ari:1r,. 11 h11 11 tl1e Bible anywhere
ton1a1n~ lr ;, the climax ot the ei-Jistle
as ''t'll :h ~~~ \ll)se !'aut insists that
a JXISIII'.n 'in tht· heavenlies' cannot be
retained '' Hhc,ut confltrt. and that in
all sphtrt: of P'CfJC:riencr Christians are
called upon to 1\'a.c:e lHh:easing war.
The last oi these: sphere!> to be men.
t1oned has lwerr that of the home.
There ts somethin.t: alrn(JSt startling in
tht :mdden ra~sinl{ from thr peaceful
scene oi the Christian home to the
field 01 hattie 11 u h H'i cla~h of arms
and th ,,1 erhan~in:.! douds There are
thrt"t ~IK'I t:d reall•rr' 111 this notahle
{1:\r:l~r~q·h !\1· I(J .?'J! the cha rart~r
•Jf the fo~. thr dt·'i1 riptirm of the
:~rn u,r :111rl lht -"IIIIIIIUJII) to prayer fu l
~, Jl>pathl 11 1tl1 fdloll' ~(./diers in the
Strite ' l•"i f'h:Jrlc<. J< l·.rdma11, 1/rr
Epu//,• uf /~nullo !h,• Ethl'JJcm; 1931
In the consideration of ·.('f!t 10, a
de\ out co11tme ntator write:.; "The
~perlal emphasis in this verx is on 'the
"hole armour.' or 'panoply' (a word
•m h used here and in Luke II :22);
not· main!} on its strength or its
bn~o:htnt~s. a" 'armour of li ght' (d.
l<utn. tJ ·I21, but on its completeness,
p• IJI·idinJ::" against all 'th~ wiles' and
all tht f1e ry darts' of the Evil One,
leavJUR no one point unguarded by a
ca relessness which may be fatal on all.
In thi.s 11 accords well with the general
wm!Jietenes~ and harmony of idea so
characteristic of this Epistle:. To put pp 121 , 122).
MANY INFALLIBLE PROOFS
8y L. c . Lapp
FROM "J.IiWISH HO ~E"
"Tn whom alooo Hr .,J,,..,.f'fi lfim.'O('H lliiH·
aht>r Hi• pa~ .. ion hy man) i11fallilllr pmnf~.
h.-in~ Y•·n nf rhrm fortv ria~"-anrl ~~~~·akinj!'
of tht' thinJJ:~ prrtainin_l! tr, th•· l 1n_1.'1lnm nf
l.o,l'" /Arts 1:1).
Thl" rt'~urrt'ction of J,.·u~ from thr dt>arl ••
probably tht ~.•t authf'nticat"d fact in all
ancirnt hi~ton·. Thrrl' arr many infalliblr·
prooh of thr rr~urrf'dion of Jr•n~: or a~
m i ~~:ht lw •11iri, !hrrr art" man\· ~urr .•i,n~ wnrl
rvirll"nrn!l th11t arr tf'•lim'ln\ irt any rourt thnt
J~u~ \o.BS ra iYrl up from thr ;lf'ad. Tlwrf'
,.,.r,. !'f'\l'ral hundrr•1f J)f'n\Jir in tf i., rl'funlr)'
who •aw !-lim ali,•r af!1•r lr harl 1,,.,.11 1lrJ1d.
FIG TREE
I ,,.ph..,c N.ws)
In Matthew 24:32 Je.ua uld, "Now learn a
parable of the fig tree ; whon hi1 branch ia yet
tender, and putteth forth leave~, ye know that
summer ia nigh; 10 lllcewi.e ye, when ye lhaU
see all the.e thin~t• know th1t It i1 nur. even
11 the doon ."
In the 1pring when tho tender ahoote h1ve
aypured and are breakins into leaf, whether
fruit grow• on that particular tree or not, it
i1 a certain indication that 1Ummer is not far
away. There ia a regular pattern in the cycle
of lht: aeatona; it i1 part of God'• faithful
•·ovenanl. In the NITM!: way there i1 a tequenco
o f hiatorical evenU in tho program of prophe·
cy, the ont: i1 aa certain aa the other, aa aurely
h aummer follow• apring, 10 1urely will the
rdurn of our Lord follow the 1ign• He has
di.cloared in Hla diacour~.
The fad thai tho 6g tree ia a frequent
aymbol of hrad i1 bound to convin«: ua that
the buddiniJ of the branches haa to do prima·
rily with lantel. Aa we learn from l.uke'a
panhle, larael'a l'ftloratlon then ia lnc:ludcd
In the certainty of the Lord'a return. Thoee
who .ee no future for the Jewa are puUinB
aaunder what Cod h• joined fOf[;elber, mainly
lhe K;ns and Hie kl~dom. The Second
Advent and the ,.....bllahme-nt of lariiOI will
be In ful6flment of co.man& prophecY.. 'I'M:rc
mt:y be the sreatce 1ntkip.tion of Chi& pre-
dldnd doy. 0.. of tho .,... illrilll•a loUno
of Lha •&e In wbidl. we Uv• .. the f6<d tlLM
Cod "' ..Ul~ ., m.-u .......... of ....
I...W. ,_ 10 ocbowledp lo ..... b'-1
Lord and sm..,. tho Ano..._. Qn.. H..,
•"'"' do -• Clulotl ... .,... thotoaf>lo -' ,U.. and P"17V" for tho ... ......., of doo
·J ... oodoy? n.. Cloomlo will oely tMo """"'
once .,.ln. ..,.._ '" ~· to pray IM the _of,.,__,
Thr"· \oot<rl' ~"ll'tfl l ml'!i,·i•lual~ wlw wrotr thnt
tlw\' ~ow !lim ulnr a ft•·r II •· h11rl l ... rn d"J'l
;111rl louli.--1. An(l rh,.n· arr numf'tnu• tt'frr
•·nrf'~ to llil'i r"~urrrrtion in hi,lon. '\u1! lw-
,.jfi,.~ all lh•·"f'. lh•·rr i~ thr lruf' f"hurr h tmlav.
... hi rfl prn\·r~ tlw fl<!"""f 'lf til,. rf'~llffl'dinn or
J ,..~~~~ from thr d,.nri Th•· ~<o·i tnr~~· nf th1·
rl'~urn·rliun arr morf' rulffii 'IIHI• th an nf :.n1
r•t hf'r •·vl'ut lfl aocil'nt lii!<lnrv.
In nu r ~<'h<"I<Ol• 11nrl rnllr,M. thr •lnrv nf a
Gr"rk ''"nenl'~ f'Xp.-rlllinn intn 1'.-r,in ;~ rrad
all authrntir hi~tnr y J.,.r1111 .... nf nnr /ll'lo<k
rallr-d thr "A n ahasi~ nf Xrnnphnn." Thrrr ;,.
nn proof thllt Xrnnrhon wrroh· till' Anaba!lil'
nor thlll hi' I'Vf'r lrfl Gr•·••• •· I'X rrpJ in thr
h•~<•k it'41'1f. Yf'! b01~ anrl j!'irl• an• !•,ld tha!
tllf'Y IHf' rradinjl rrnl hi•lor\· \oohrn th('V rrad
,,,,. Anaba~i!l. AI!OO. manr anf'i•·nt l.sti11 ·....-Mk ...
h•vl' ll•l pmof~ ,f authrnfirih· nrrpl thfl..,. in
thr wMk it'll'lf. An•l lhn...-. •anw Latin wor/uo
Utf' read a• hi"hJry,
Rut thr ~l11ry of thl' r•"'I Hn•r tion. whirh ;~
ronfirmtd hy many in fallihlr prnnf•. i:o oprnly
rejrctrrl B!l hi•torical ll~<·rau!'-1' nw n lr"·r dar .....
r\t'NI nttwr !han lijl llt).
Somr penpl~· M}' that thry connnt hrl i~·v•·
thf-•tnrv of tJ,,. rtll\ltrl"'f'linn hr('au!'-1· it i11 a
mi rurl•·. That tlw n•!lurrrrtinn i~ a miracll' i11
th f' truth. In fa,•t, th,. rr•urr('('tifln nf Jr•u• i~
thr mirad•· nf mirsrl''"· Ttw tornh11 nf ull oth1 •r
mf'n ltrl" with Ull todoy. hut tho• lnml• nf J•·!'u!l
ill ~'m pty. Thr n~Ufrt'Ciiun rof Jr•nl' "''n" a
miraclr; hut th~n. )f'l'ua Will thr miredr-man.
All thrnu~th Hi11 Hfr-Hr did miradf'-miradrll
in uature, in humau livr!l. and miraclr• o'rr
rliiW'&JM'". Thur WN•· 110 rnany miroclt'fl that nn
dt>ttplion waA /)()Miblr . Th,. uumhrr, varif'ly,
and puhli1· per ormanct-(orhidA il. fh,.,... mlr-
aclr-!1 art' not c.spabll" of tci,.ntifir. ""-planati.,n.
Beaidea all lh~M'o Jrsu!l conllrmt<d all of ttw-
leedin~ mirac:l"'-of the Old Teatament. He en .
doraed thf' 'eraeity of the ttoriea about Adam,
No1h. Abrahim, Sodom, Lot'• Wife, Jacob'•
ladder, M~ 1nd the bumin~ bullh, tbe m•n-
na, the bra• aerpt-nt, David, Solomon, the
Queen of Sheba, Elijah, raiaing the widow'a
aon, Eliaha, and Naaman. and Jonah, too. Ye..
indeed. Jesua waa 1M man of miracle. both In
the Old Teea.ment •nd In the New. Uch mtr.
acle I• a proof of Hl.t deity. but tlw many In-
fallible proofa of ChriM'a retunectlon clec:lare
Him to be the Son of Cod with power.
Concemin~ the. proof .. one oould 10 oa
fore-ver; but the reaJ proof af the ftiNrrection
ol ],... hom lho deod lo y011 Ia Hla ability
to ..... froro ~)' burden or lin _.let. bJ eon·
(rooOnJ yoo. Do ,.. ..... oln will .. io •
.... .,. bunlm IO fOO and wllldo io ..... ...,...
""'' Ufo?lr., tho_. of Cod doot ur.il ,_ r ................. Ult .... l...t of ain
and be.tr k awoy. Tbea ,.,., too, will kllow of tho lofalllblo proo& or,_. ,_l'fOCII<o.
(To be cootlnued)
Rr11irwrd i11
THE CH R ISTIAN BEA CON,
7&6 HA OOEN ST., COl.l.INGSWOOO, N.J.
Two small boob by that great
Christian, F. B. Meyer, repose in a
prominent place on t.he Bookshelf to·
day. They are real gems! O ne is
Sovtd and Kr pt, priced a.t"$1.23 ; the
other is Thr Srcrl't uf Guido11 rr,
priced at 50 c~nts.
The subtitle of Sa1.·rd tutd Krpt h
"Counsels to Young Christians." and
deals with such subjects .:I s: "The
Marks of Genuine Faith," .. At the
Gate of the-Will," "The Control of
Our Thoughts," "The Secret of Con-
tinuanc~:· and "Unspotted.'' In the
chapter, "The P resence of God," Dr. . . Meyer writes : "Ther~ is no duty rn
tife, however triv1al and common·
place, that ma)l not be d.iptihed by
bcifll ren~r~ to ~~ ~~~o,ur)~ound-.
en duty and ltfYice. 'Tt11s 11 \ndecd
the secret of liftina all life to • noble
and happy elevation. To do all for the
Lord Jesus; to see Him standing be·
hind every human relationship; to do
the rmancst and most irksome things
bc:cawe He takea them 11 ~ervice
rendered 10 Hima.rlf, for which He
will give a reward -this is Chris-
tian life, this makes the pre~en~ of
God ru.l, thi1 digniftes the swecping
of a room."
There are nine chapters in Thr
S uot of Guidottet; among tlu:m :
"Fact! Faith! Fttling I" "Burden!i,
and What to Do With Them," and
"How to Bear Sorrow." A paragraph
in onr place contains thue words;
··rt is because your life is so hurried .
You do not take time mough for
meditation and prayer. The Spirit of
God within you and the Presena of
God without you cannot be diac:erned
while the ~rues are occupied with
pleasure, or the pulse beats quickly,
or the brain is filled with the tread of
many hurryin1 thoughts. h is when
water stands that it becomn pellucid,
and reveals the pebbly beach btlow.
Be still, And know that God is within
the-e and around t In the hush of th~ .
soul th~ unSttn becomes visible, and
the eternal real. .. Lrl no day pass 1
without its seuon of silent waM:ine
be-fore God ."
• • •
1'1~ JJut Lot~td Rrligiow.1 Po~"L4,
comp;led by Jamn Gilchri1t Law-
50n,' "cleaned from many aour~," 1 he says, is prominent on our Book-
thelf today. It is a book o( more than I
2(X) pa&es oi poems plua tbrtt com· ,
prehmsive inc:kxe\ -by 1ubjeet, by '
:lUthor, and by fint line. The Tabl~
of Contents abo is an index, for the
potms are ar-ratlftd by subject1. Some
of the many tubjetts are: Atonement:
ConS«r:ation, Faith, Guidanct , Peace.,
Sec:urity, Stm>ph, Promites. WUI ot
God. Skimminc down the list oJ
authora theft '-ppcar such wcll·known
names u Flint, Browninc, Haveraal.
Mac:Doneld, Bonar, Trench, Tenay-
.on, Baboock, Sancsttr; aJso many
Utt~k-.. ....,.. ; and an utonlsh-
ina number of Anooyrnout -beauti-
ful, too.
Han:n't you often wiabecf for a1
RH.aninrful poem to mab wiYid a
point in ,...., Sunday ..-~
or lOme C'hrildan ~ i 01' pu ·
., -to 0 ......... lrlondl ~ lhia.._ ... __ jiiOt
you .-. Then ... away , butllso __ .... _
It ,. • 'Jtn.r, z,..tiec ... for'
J'OUf 1ibrarJ 01' ' ar that ICC dIE 1 \
..... ia r!"" ...... ,_ ......
-... pidred ..... •Mod., ., _...,,.....,, I•lw6Kioir1
-lo Iiiii& .._ f::Jf I le 4oito I ...... Tlliaootlo • •
'
. .
• JUIIDAY, SEPT, II .• -t p.a.
-PalrlcltTrouc.rJr., IIOIIIala ._....-111 no CZ8d
11 , ol 411411-AYO., 'll'aot .......... Ill II., 'll'oal 11-.
Jlewpar1. WU ur4rlild all~ Bl'rd., Kt9pon • IATtllDAY, IDT. za.
Lm. Ia tbo ZOO block ol 4!1111 llotjiD, 5:SS p.a, 00 a -C.Joy ae o1 IIIO
at .• Wat !fnport, tDd cbl.rpd pW)Ic lMnSc:tf1oe ctaarp. • . w 8&blt. alYii a.i:.c.. wu
With driYlDc tPStr tbe1Dflueoct Robert Ray Stertal, It, q1J747 fa ;...c. t1 U .. lt(IJ41M •
ol alcdlol, • , Ptmtla Allll Pori llulotcl> Ctrcll, BubO< Newport Blt<l )lot -o1 q
You, 24, ot UIM Sherlnctco Vttw Homu, wu cb&rpd wta 8t C.tral N~ It 5 mlA
Pl., Otiwood Aoartmeot., wu drlY~Dc Bier tbt.ton.._... ot ~ btl«t 1 am 'ud ~
urelted at J. C, Penney, Fuh-alcohol wt. potlcutoppedblm to Ho&c ~Jla~ ~ De'lid w.
toa lllucS, at 4:40 p.m. on a at 2:35 a.m. at Cout 8W)'. ud Groee ze uo 1rftne Afl
petty lhoplllti.Jiir charre ••• Jt.mborM Rd., DtUintDtT•~ Wt.teiur ·drt.,... til a. CJUwt6,
A.Uce Keefe, 1208 w. Banx. race ••. A U, S. ftlr 'falQid ear ~ lft•ed ti1PtiJ
Blvd., BAlboA, reported a cam -at $250 wu ltolta IOrmltimt wtiliam RUlli Sadler a9 'oi
tra and elothlnc valued at $229 betwtto 8:SO a.m. ud 11 a.m. 5001 Rtnr bt Wutti..Port,
atolen from the trallway at 1980 from a pole It tbt Sea Scout ns ebarpc! wiih belDCbdOS--~ 111ebu1 S. u.an.y, l&tbSt., Newport Helgttts,from ·blae oo Martoer'l Mlle ••. leated lD pabtle at 1.15 a.m
-o1 Mr. aDd Mrs. Jolm R, wbere abe 1ns III the proceasot A buri.la.r toot a d:ll.mGDd me~ at tilt st ud WcF&dd.a PI' ·~--------...;;.;..,J 11Ukr17 at nte lhdnr.tty movlng to ber new address, dallfoa fth.S at $350 hom Ctot:n.J N~ A bar.
'I Drln, Bact B&J, bu btiD u-betweeo 8 a.m. and ooon ..• the Eleuor KiDplty borne at took $'1'7 from 1 df.:..Cm tbt
atped to Sbeclpard AFB, Tex:u, A TV set nlued at $250 was 426 Polnaett1a A't'e ., Corooa bedroom o1 Jack Alberta' rest~
alter coa.,llttDc Alr Force barilarlzed l'tom the HIJCh del Mar, behreea 5 p.m. Sept. dcaee at Zl9 Cual St Newport
tul.e tn1ZdDc at the Atr TralD-Wherrltt resJdeoce, 135 45th 19 and 11 :30 a.m. Sept. Z.O. Sborel, bet-.HD Z::SO P.m.Sept.
Htrt'slllt perftd •tr lo "''•• )'Gur money 0t securities do
"Ill pit duly".
1.
2.
, ..... 11 M"""~"" I f.W
""" -,.., toull~ .... -n ....... _ .. ! ....... ~
,.., "'" 1M ,_.,. """ I ... ~oot.~l·•l -·~·· ........ ......... _, .....
II lilt~ sounds i"'possiblt . uU
lod1~ for lilt tyt openh'l siOfy ol
Hott MemO!'III Hospoiii'S "four
fltuble Plans !Of Givlna". You will
bt '"lor • pl"unl surpri~.t~!
Ttlllllllill.
(714) 645 1600
Ultmiactl06
A•k lo• n-om., Sldllne••
HOAG MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
LDI Commaad'l Laetl&Dd AFB, St., WestNewport,betweennoon • THURSDAY SEPT ZO ZO and 11 am s.c-U
Tuu. He bu btto ua:lped Sept, 14 and 5 p.m. Sept, 16, · · Mlc'-.el ar'ent Sui.uvu 20 • , • •
to tbeteebDtcaltraiaJAieeoter A bicycle nllll!d at $80 and a of40'7-l/ZS8tbst.,wua.r;elt~ DIMMER FOR REINECKE
at Sbe~~Pu'd llr tpeelallsad ~wallet coota1n1ng credit cuds ed at 3~ a.m. at 405 S9tb Rtct.rda D. Barpr, cbaJr-
tnbllDC ta atrenft mato-and a $20 btll w~re stolen from st.. West Newport, &Dd cbarpd mu of "u t't'eDiq wt.tll Ed
ttQlDCe. He 11 a 19'73 grad-·liarlan Hansoo s home at 512 wtth pubUc druc lDtolleatioa. ReLDecb," bas ,.med K.ettll
aate ot CCB'ODl del Mar high Iris Ave., Corona del Mar, be-•.. Jomtbao Darid Grtu 25 Gude ud Dr. WUU&m Tet.p ~hOot. tweeo 3 p.m. and 3:45p.m. · · of -400-1/2 ClubhOUse Dr Wtai of N8WP011 Beach to a eom-
Wtlllam Lapworth, 2706 Bay~ Newport, wu charp(l' trtth mlttee plarullog a receptt.oa ud
PHOTOS 0 F OLYMPICS shore Dr·· Bay Shores, reported being Lntol1cated in pubUc at dln.Der -daDce NO't'. Z lD boDar
A colleetJoo of photographs a tape deck valued at $125 2:20a.m. near tbeArebearamp of tbt Cal11orn1a UeUieo&Dl·
deptctlqtbe 1972wtnter01ym-stolen from a boat lied~ by ••. Shekloo Lisa, 1970 115tb pernor at the Bet'erlJ'-
ple pmea 1D Japan will be oo his residence between 3:30p.m, St., Oakwood apartmeDts, re. Wllatllre Hotel at Sl25.a.plate.
dllplay at Bank ot America's Sept, 15 and 11 :lO a.m. Sept. ported that Ma: 1963 Cbenolet
Newport Center otft 500 116 ••. Thieves took 4 tires, was stoleo fromtbeaputment'---:-:---:-:::-:-'--
Newport CeDter Drlve:ebct. 5 valued at $275 from a display parldng Jot between 2p,m,Sept L!GAL MOnee
througtl No't'. 5, according to at Newport Shell stalton, 2800 18 and 7:30 p.m. Sept. 20, FICTITIO!li BUSIM£&9 NAME
•lce .presldent and mana.eer w. Coast flwy,, Mariners Mile, About $300 damage was dooe STATEMENT
Cbarlea Scr1boer. The photo-between 4 p.m. Sept. Hi and when a nDdal threw an object The followtn( persoos are
crtPbl are the work ot 2 Cal. 7:30a.m. Sept. 17. through the wi.Ddow of c. dolllg bustDesa: u : VWng
lfonJa pbotocnpbers, Fran • MONDAY , SEPT. 17 Abbott's Fabrics, 2610£.Coast Realty, 237 Santa label An.,
Ortis of tbe San Fruclaco Ex-Victor Xavi er Porrali, 29, of Hwy., Corona del Mar, behreeo. Costa. Mesa, CaW. 9%827: Rua-
amtoer lDd Joanne Leonard, 5209-A River A-1e., West New. 8:30 a.m. Sept, 19 and 2 p.m. sell G. Fern5trom, Bla'. IOU-
301 E Newport Boulev•rd free-1lDcer from Oatlaod,ofll. port, •as arrested ror drivtng Sept, 20. 76430, 960 Magella.Ji st., Costa
Newport Beach, CA 92660 1etalpbotocr&Phera tor tlte U.S. under the tnnuence of alcohol • FRIDAY, SEPT, 21 :~~kr:=~~~~~~~ ~;;;o;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~'~O~IJ~mp:l:•~eom=:cnt;:tt:ee:.~--• at 3:30 p.m. at 28th St. and Laurence Franta WcClurg Newport Blvd., We st Newport 63, or 487 Morning Canyon Rd.: Weredtth Dr., Huottnctoo
, Two electric typewriters Corona Hi...,landa, •as cha.r.....A Beach, CaUf. 9Z646.
C:BIJRC:IIES
Highway House of Prayer
2411 E. COAST HWY ., CORONA DEL MAR
LOWI:R LIVIL -REAR
INTf!RDENOMINATIONA.L, FUI.t GOSP EL
WMDAY SCHOOL• tod WORSHIP' SERVICE• 11t00
IVANGI!LISnC SIRVIC!t ,,00 P'.M. SUNDAY
PRAY,I:R AMD llaLI STUDY• 7t30 P',iil. W(DM!SDAY
WILLIAM T. KROAH, PASTOR
PHOMEc U2.a762
Jlumout~ O:ongrrgntiunal [hurrh
• Tv r.o• •~ Tills business Is CCGdocted. an •• a sel, with a total at 2:15 p.m. at Hoar Dotpltal by an ..UOcorponted usoc.J.a.
value ot $1,120, were s tolen with drh1ng llrlder tbelnfloeoce
from oUlces or theMarcoAnlch,of alcohol, alter a 4-car acct. Uon other than a partnership.
Co., 1303 Avocado Ave ., New. !dent tltlt resulted ln faclalln-Signed: Ruuell G. Fern.
port Center, between 5 p.m. 1 juries to McC lurg. , , Craig strom.
Sept. 14 and 8:50 a.m. Sept. 17 R:mdolph Von Esch, 18 ot 3450 This statement wu flied with
... A 13-ft . wtlaler boat valued Yia ()porto Lido s~ and the Co~.mty Clerk ot Druce
at $750, belooglng to Ciuk Joel Waterield 19 ot '3214 County oo $@pt. 11, 1973, Wll.
Somers, 413~A Vta Lido Soud, Broad St., N~ri Heights, liam E. St John, County Clerk,
Lido Isle, was stolen from the were arrested at the VIa ()porto by Theresa M. Ward, Deptty,
Lido Soud boat gar de n •.. A address at 5:10 a.m. oo mari-PubU.Sh: Sept , 20, 27, Oct
school teacher who Uves in Juana possession charges •.. 4, II, 1973, tn the NIJ'Itl)Ort
Balbo.l reported that, w!Jite she A $50 bicycle wu stolen be -Harbor Ensign. F .Z8128
was sunning, haU.as leep, lying tween 7:30 p.m. Sept, 20 and ----,--------
on her stomach on the beact: at L!GA.L MOnel
Alvarado St. at 2:10p.m., a man L ECA.L. NOnCE FfCTmotE BI.EINESS HAKE
A l+u ali (,uJ~pnJ~,, Co•xre1f.Diio,al Chri'Siian Ch11rc-h s lipped up betllnd her and pulled STATEMENT
~~ R~V JOHN " LINDVALL Minis ter down the bottom of he r swim FICTITIOU5 Bt:SINESS NAME The followtnr persoos are .~ .. ~ ~ . "' ' I SUit, STATEMENT dolD( business u : Tbe Rouse
SUD!tayS.rftee : lO :OOa.m. j• TUESDAY.SEPT.1 8 The followlnc per5001 an oto.eoratrwa,S89SaDtalabet..
Bf.blt Sha!J: 9:001 a..m. aDd ,:00 p.m. Ctwreb Sttlxri! 10:08 a.m. Glorya Joan Riley 41 ot doing business as: Black's Costa Mea, Cal 9207 (Cal. 32152 BROAD STRUT HE-'oln' "··~·n 1151 Domlqo w,,, lh~ s!cdrs, ........ senlce ud/orTrlpll lne,}. Sbella Toe>! e ............
• was arrested at 4tb Ave. and A Sweeping SefTlce, :SS71 Me. Suta lstbll. Costa Mesa. Cal. "==::"::"='=:':=*='"'=:=c=o:::'*~P=:'":::::'':d;:o:d:::;:==:::;::=P:::h=o=•:::•=' :6:;4=2=-V:=>IO:===::J,Warruertte Ave., Corona del vada Ave., Costa Mea, CaUf. 9!U7; Grace AftcUD, (Ca.J.IDc.) r Mar, at 7:15 p.m. and charged 92626 : Albert W, LIIStbott, 3371 118 TreYOr, Auahetm, Cal.
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH wl!h <ll'lvin& """•' lhelnfl"""" Nmda A•e .• Costa llesa, Cal-9Z803.
THE CIHTER FOR IIlLI CAL STUDIES or alcoho l, .. Mary Jo Worlr.-H. 92626; Alta Lusthoff, 3371 Tbls bustness ts eODducted man, 48, of l40l w. Balboa. Nevada Ave., Costa Mesa, Cal-by a corpontloo,
J01f11AGMOLU. ST. AT t14S A.M. IIlLI! CLAUU Blvd,, C-tral No-•1, _.,r llf. 926.26. Corporation Name: The IIJITA ANA A VI. 11oM A."-WO.lHIP HOUR ..,.. ~...,, .......
CO ITA MilA 1100 ...... IVAGILISTIC HOUR cha.rgro With being Intoxicated This busloess Is Coodocted House of Oeeon.tors, lnc .
OR. JIMMY COllliS, PAS TOR 1n publ1c at 7:30p.m. to trontof by an tndlvtdllll. Stpt~~re II. Title: Tont Bru-
her r esidence, alter poUce re-Signed: A. W, Lusthoff. oer (Pres.).
COSTA MESA COUNSELING CENTER sporxled toherphonecallclal m-Th.ls statement ns ftledwlth Thta sb.tement na flledwtth
TO ENHANCE DYMAMIC LIV:IMC tng that someone had damaged the County Clerk ot 0r1.nge the c01mty clerk of Orange
AJIIOTBER MINISTRY Or TB£ nRST BAPTIST CBURCH her car ... A burglar too k $80 Cotmty on Sept. 28, 1973, Wil. County 011 Sept. 17, 19'73, WU -
REV. JAMES HEMRY , Dl RECTOR from a kitchen table In an apart-llam E. StJohn, Co unty Clerk, llam E. St John, county clerk,
FAJIILY, PERSONAL;-CALL 548~17U ment at 921 E. Balboa Blvd., by Theresa M. Ward, deputy , b)' Theresa W, Ward, deputy.
IIARITAL COtJMSEI.JtrfG OR 548-2&37 Balboa while tenant Mark RUlz. PubUsh: Oct. 4, 11, 18, Z5, PubUsh: Sept. 20, 27, Oct. ~=L=I!:A:RH:::T:O::L:I:V:!::":T:H~E;:D:Y:H:AM:::IC::L:I:F:E:':'==; was aw'ay from 11 :50 a.m. tmUI 1973, In the Newport Harbor 4, 11, 1973, Ill tbe Newport r 1:30 p.m ... , A paint spray Ensign, F -28540 Harbor Enstgo. F .28203
compressor ~hied at $400 was ------,-,==---
stolen from a Newporter Inn _ _,L,I.,COA~L._,IIO,_,T,_,IC,.,I __
Cllaa'l', llAH I d I
,., YIIJ I.Wco
We lnrlte you. to worshlp
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
storage locker between 3 p.m.
Sept. 17 and 7:30a.m. Sept. 18.
......., _. 2900 Peeific Vtew 0... • WEDNESDAY, SE PT. 19
IUNbA.Y IQIOOL. Coron~ del Mlr, C. if. Ronald Louts Lttber, 21, of
t .... •4 to.• LAWRENCE 0. FRUHLING 3009 Babb St., Costa W:esa,
IC.ICDAY IUVICI!I Pastor_ Pbooe 6+f,.2664 was arrested at his residence
, t ... •• 101• ... at 3 p.m. and charged with as-~y b'aNING SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES sault With a deadly •eapon , .. ~ 1 AU Are•: 9:15 to 10 :15 a.m. Charles Warren Barrickman,
II.&ADINO flOC* WorShip Hoar -10:30 a.m. 44, or 4200 Parlr. Newport apart-
.... ..,. t....., . J p.a. NID'&erJ aM Coffee Hour meols, ns stopped on Coast •••n4;• ta.a.· 7145 p.,..,._ __ ...;.Pr.;.ori;.;.;d.;.ed;.;.. ___ ..J Hwy. near Crystal Cove and
-1 1 1 _. PrW.,r charged wtth driYtng UDder the ........ s,....,,.,,...: LIGAL IIOTICI ATTEND
UGAL IIOnCE·
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, Postal Senlce Mutat) 39
MANAGE MENT AND CmCU-U, S. C. S6Z3 prot1des In per-
LATION. ttnent part: "No penoo trbo
1. Title of publication: New-would hue been eotJUedtoma.ll
port Harbor Ensign, matter II.Dder brmer seetloa
2. Date of nllng: Oct. t, 1973. 4359 of thJ.s Utle sJa1J ma.tl
3. Frequency of issue: Week-such matter at the rates pro.
ly. Ylded IDler this S1tleectlon un-
4. Localion of known omce Lea he rues usuallY with the
or publication: 2721 E. Coast Postal Sentce a uttten re-
Hwy., Corona del Mu, Otanp quest for permiSiloa to maU
County, Ca W. 9262:5. mAtter at sueh ratn." In ac-
5, Location of thel'leadqlatt-corduce W'lth the pro'f1slons
ers or general bustoess ottlcea: of th1a statute, I hereby re-
THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
R!GULARL Y
of the pub Ushers: 2721 E. Coast quut permlasloo to maJl the
B-73866 Hotlf)'., Corona del Mar, Orlllp pubUcaUon Darned In Item 1
FICTITIOUS Bl.SINESS NAME County, CaUl. 92625, at the redoct!d postare ntes
STATEMENT 6. Names and addresses of preseotly uthori.Jed by 39
"WEN'S UB" 1s apri.JlC1ne 1Dto view ~ year 011 tbe
procram ot tbe Lido ltle Woman's Club. For tbe first
time, meo wUl be Included 1D most of tbe MCUon meet1.n.p
of the club, and to participate 111 the seetioo aetltitles .
SbowD here, left to rtrtrt. ready for some let.rntnc at a
section meeting are Doe LoreoJ, Dick Barrett, Due
RoseDthal and Clarence Ttll"OJ., crlDdmrl o! Earl and
lrene Hardage, woo naa dolmed. Earl's hat ud is trylng
to sneak in too.
4th career for librarian
Tbe NeWpOrt Beach pli>tlc
Ubrary staff recently hosted a
hmcheoo honoring Mrs. Jack
(Lee} Spratler, w!10 retired Oct.
1 II coordinator of clllldr l!ll'S
sentcea for the 4 city libraries.
She cooc iOOed 3 careers 14100
retirement ap, and sbe Is oow
1ook1D& forward to a 4th ..-lltch
la to be a bus!Dess nnture.
Mrs. Spra.Uer's nrst career
started as a teacher in Mll-
.-a ukee alter ber p-aduatloo
from tbe llnl't'erstl:y of Wis.
ccmalD. Tbea abe married Jack
LIGAL IIOTICI Spratler and !bey lwl a fam tly.
fiCTITIOU5 BU5lNE:SS NAWE In 1956, sbe decided to return
STATEMENT to tbe Ua.lt'eral.ty ot Wlsea:lst.n
The follow ing persoos are tor a muter's degree 1D U-
dolog business u : Harbor brary .eteoee. Coordl.nator ot
Hobbycratts 1926 Harber achOolllllnrlansbecameasee-
Blvd., cosb Mesa, Cal. 926t7: ond career. Upoo Jack S;lrat-
Kathr)'ll Mae Hinkle, 1773 Ke~~-ler's retirement from tht
wood Pi., Costa Mesa, Cal. Te)epbooe Compaoy LD 1963,
92627· Rebecca Ann Short 408 another ~j)t decl..sioo ~s
Berna'rd, Costa Mesa, 'c at. made: the enUre family IM't'ed
29627, to Costa Mesa.
Th.Js business is cooducled Wrs. Spratler wu blred as
b)' a Umlted partnersh.lp. cblklreo's llt:nrla.l at the Sal-
Signed: Kathryn Mae Htnkle.lboa bruch Ubn.ry. She Sletved
This statement •as nled •tth on the Plannini team to orga.n.
the county clerk of Orange tr.e the children's collection at
Cotmty oo Sept. 25, 1973, Wll-Warlners branch Library aM
Uam E. St Jotm, county clerk, Corooa delMar braneb llbrary.
by Theresa M. Ward, dep~. Sbe also eoordlnated the ctty.
PWUsh: Sept. 27, Oct . 4, 11, school eooperatt•e book selec-
18, 1973, III the Newport Ha,r . ttoo pro jed wtth Eastblutr eie-
bor Ensign. F -28431 meotary S'!hool aDd pll.oMd the
collecttoo at the oewWestNew.
port children's Ubrary, LEGAL IIOnCE Her 4th cueer is co-
FICTmOU5 Bl.SINESS NAME O'trtlersblp of the CU1dreo's
STATEMENT Booksboppe at 3707 E. Coast
Tile bltowtDr penoa is doinc: Hwy ., CarObl. del W.ar.
baa1111HS u : TumblewetdJ~me
tloo, %370-1 El Toro Rd., El
Toro, CaW. 92630: Randolph ~~J~~~~~~:: Ml)rrlJ: Molbo, 1706 Haren Pi.,
Ne-rpor1 Beach, Calli. 9U60.
T1l1s bustness is cooducted
by an IDdJ't'ldua l.
Signed: Randolph Morris
Molbo.
This stliltement was ntedwtth
the Co~mty Clerk of Ora.nre
Cotmty oo Oct. 1, 1973, WU -
tiam E. St John, county clerk,
by Theresa M. Ward, depltJ,
PubUsh: October 4, It, 18,
25, 1973, In the Nn,:mt Harbor
Enstp.. r -Z85az
i"ouai,...'o
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone 644 7336
•DRY CLEANERS
OIMMITT
/J ... ;J.fJ.
c.r'Cona
finnt c1ualit~ dry eleanma
•m rh~ prrmisn
•
• Apartment pacb.res
• !..ow' bolt rates
• Lo1r auto rates
AGES 18 to 25
llcDO~ALD AGENC Y
Newpor1 Bel.eh
646-8941
• .HEARIJWG AIDS
HAL AEB ISCH E R
~J. Tbe followlng persoos are pub Usher, editor, and manar~ u. s. c. SUS, ArTO E. Haap&,
dolnr business as: 206 Limited, tng editor: Arvo E. Haap&, 710 pablllher u.1 owoer.
1'7461 lrvlne Boulevard, Tustin, Jasmine Ave., Corooa del Wu, lt. Ednt aM IW.ture of clr. SdhC'rvK't-laundry
-----------, Ca. 921580: Ralph Secketa, 117 c aw. 92625. euwtoa.. AC 'rVAPo. NO. II I odft
Pr'QPI!l Ftn ing Assurrd
3409 E. Coat Hwv
Coron• del Mar
675·3833
GRACE BIBLE OtUR04 15th street, Newport Beach, CL 7, Owner (If oYDed by a oor. A v ·~A •• NO. o"' co~t •• o A ~w a tat m a-u ••••• Wt!Ua p R I ""........ eo~t•• I:At::+'l MN~· ,, .... 1: F..;....~ .. n washC'n AmtrlCUI I.ApoD. oa ~ ........ ; m . est 1'0, pon.tlon, tts name a auu.o.tiS ,..,u• ou~N• ~ver..t•uo "P""'
m w. lltllstreet 16Z9Z M.aJn Streel, Tustin, Ca. muse be stated aM aiM) lm-~-•not... NI:Ait•n 'rO 3200 E . Coast Hwy .. CDM
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REV. TON TYREE, P••tor This business Is being coo-and addresses ot stockbolden A. Total DO. oopt• prtated ~;-jiJi~rc:LEil __ _
I.... ducted by a Umlted...,rtnersh.1"', own!na or boldln& 1 .... rent or (lrfet Preu R~m) ••. 3580 :S'l!Kl • • 9 SUIIDAT SERYJCES, ,_ ~ • ~ B. -·d SI(Ded: R~h Sec.-eta. more of total amouot or stock. ru Clrev.lltJoa.. -:::.:::=:t::::c:~::::~~-;--
P:U11 I • lO:OO A.M. 6 7:00 P.M. Thls sb.tement ftled •Uh tht ll raot oned by a"~"-1. S..IN tbr'ooCll cJea.lers . 110M! BIBLE CLASSES' -~-~ -~ -~ - -__.. Call 551...ll091 County CltrkofOrange Couoty the oames aod addr ... l of .... ~,,_... " s -~=~~~~~~~!::S~ 011 Stp. za, 1973. the lDdtYl.d~.al OWDers mutt be Ud CCM!Jillu •'-·. 9U 1'74 ·P..,Uth: Oct 4, 11, 18, 2:5, rtna.. U oWlled by a put:aer-I. Mall~ •• •
It'll, 1n tbe Newport Harbor' sll.lp or other tllliDcor'pot'a • • • • • • • • • • • • • laot 1570 Qaa:li Eutp. F -%15537 ftrm Us Dlme ud &ddteu. C. Total pUd c.lre.latioa • •.
-----------as ~.n as that oltaeb Lldlft. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Ul1 1444 aoai•T 1&. aiMSITOM -r•no• LI:GAL MDTICI diAl must bt ct•-.) Eutp o. rr... dUitr~ b)'ma.u.
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THI FIVE C '* •ID'PI'lM attack lut week,
• liST •til try to aknr do'n u awe-
PICTURES Of some Suta Ana Valley .team-
roller Friday nl&flt ln Santa HI YIAIII" Ana.
Jr. gridders
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Beteb Buracadu at l,IDCI the
Ctdafa plaJlDr tbe w .. tmtuter
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,.. -v .... _ s. .... u,, IAI.cue pb.y opeoecS last
:~~~~~~~~~;:====:::---..j wHknd, ud Newport Harbor aened ootlee ttat It wouJd be
a coot.xter 1D the SlllMt
Learue. beattnr a .uooc SantJ.
HALFBACK MDCI Rtnn'ER ftct1t b' a few more yarda:
for the OCC Pirates after a }Ooc plDer 111 the 18&3 Janlor
Rou Bcnrl pme, in wb.lch the Plrat .. dafeated North-
tutern Oklahoma A II M Zl~O for the oatlooal cbamptoo.
shlp. 1'114!! 19&3 ~uad Will be honored during the balftlme
cerernoalea at tbe OCC.Mmlo pme ill Lebard stadium
thta Saturday ntrht.
1111 out...ol-ton pmH tb.lt
.,......,_ tbe Comm•ndof Jlllt
tbt GirdeD GrOTe Falcool at
D00D, tbl Cobru ba Ye I D0011
..... Yllb lbo Blue llo ...... In
Cerrta, the Coyotes play the
Tro).DI 111 ln1D4!! at 1. the
Comucbet Yt.it the TustiD
Ltoo. at t, a.ad tbl Coi:U are
111 R.un,toa Bea.cb tor a 2
o'doek pme ap.Jut tbe C hlr~
Reunion for '63 champs :J::::;:r:.~c:;~~
2""' TO, AniACTtON
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IN "G£T TO KNOW
YOUI RABBIT"
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GEORGE C. SCOTT
FAYE DUNAWAY
JOHN MILLS
JACK PALANCE
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"HAllY IN AI YOUI I'OCKIT"
PAINTS
Ana team 14-7.
Corona del Mar 's .aphomore
quarterbeclt Jerry Cut.ness
came off tile bench to lead tile
Sea Klogs to a 13-? wlb Ot"er
Costa Mesa lD the lrvtne Leaaue
curtain raiser for both teams.
Estancia W'lll outclassed 33 -6
by Los Alamitos In another
lrvtne opener.
In a UU billed as a shOot -
out between Z of Or~
County's top prep quarterbacks,
SteYe BukJch (Wlned down Mike
MaUna and the Santa Ana Saints
with a p:aJ.r of tlrst-IUlf bulls-
eyes. BUklch hit Vtn Mulroy
on a 66 -yard scortng bomb lJI
the rlrst quarter and did II
a p..ln the closing moments o1
the haU with a 20.yard strike
to Tom Baucas. Santa Ana 's
~att:h.t4) campa.lgo In the secood
h.a U wasn't good enouRfl,
Coron.a del Mar startiJig
Quarterback Joe Porto ns hurt
In the nrst q~.&arter last Friday
against Costa lotes.a, bt.tt soph
Jerry Gul.51less toot over ard
r:.a lmly directed the Sea Kings
to a 13.7 wtnoverthet.4ustangs.
Costa Mesa led after 3quarters,
going aha:a.d 7.6 on a third.
period drive that was cllma.xed
by a scoring run by Dennis
Delany. Ear lier, Corooa riel
Mar had !.allen .a 6.0 le.ad In the
s~ood quarter .alter .a series
of penalties against the Mus -
tangs gave COM the ball oo the
Costa Mesa 25.Gulsoesspassed
to Ml.ke Mlnn3. for the score.
Costa Me• •aa c!rhrtnr to
put the pme on Ice ill the 4th
Quarter whe n Sea King steve
Uarowltt Intercepted a Musung
pass in the eno1 wne. Guisness
t11en engineeret:l a seor lngdrlve
ti'Lat enrtetl with an 11 -yard pass,
a pin to Minna, with ju.'ft over
6 minutes to ~.
E!rtancl.a 's Eagles Just
Thlrt}'~an former Pln.tes Pt.n.te head ooachDtckTock~ sutta d last Sa.tarcay•1 pmes:
will take a journey do1rD er lDd his 1983 coachtnc staff. Tbe Corlii.Jrt beat tbe Gar-
memory laot!thlJSaturday,Oct. Dale Wooacott, Fred Ow-.lDd den GI'OYe KniCNJ: 19-12, tbe
13. Members of Oranee Coast George lbtu.as, wtll also taU Cbupra bl:l.nkad the HunUD&-
Collere's 1963 Juntor R084!! part 111 the pre-pme aUair. too Bel.cb Blaet otters 34.0
Bowl SQuad will ret togethflr H.mter came to Orange Coast the CbtJIIIDtl downed theSanb
for a remembrance of the "big ln 1 !t&Z alter starring at Ana-Ana Sa1nta 12-0 the Command-" . . season. helm ht&fl acboOI UDder COieh oa romped our tbe Fouota.Jn
The !IQ!Iad that compiled a CWre Va.n Hoorebeke. Follow~ Valley Falc.ou 27-6 tbe Car-
10.0 ncorli, shut-out 6 oppon-lng hJ..s OCC career he played dim.IJ lost 12-6 to h~ Tuttn
ents, beat ~stnc teams by 40 at USC for 2 seaaoos tmder Aott~lopes lDd lbe Colli were
points per p.me, and crushed John McKay. He atartfld tor abut ow. 24~0 by the WestmJn~
Northeastern OklahOma A II M usc ill the 196 7 Rou Bowl Iter Horoeta.
21.0 to win the Junior Role pme. Today he IS' the director
Bowl aod ttM! naUooal Chari111oD· of laJld acquisition for a large
ship, wtll ptber 1n the OCC deYelopment flrm.
student center for dJnoer. They Hunter said that many of tJt.
will attend theOCC.Mealofoot. '63 teammates have gooe Into
ball pme later that e.-eotnr the coaching profession.
at LeBard stadium and will be Gary Carr Is the Dead coach
lotroduced to the crowd at half. at Mater Del Hlgt:l. Guard Ken
Ume. Tht> game begins at 7:30 WadOOD Is an assistant at San
p.m. Diego. Billy White Is an as.
Former OCC All.Amerlca slsWit at Westminster Hl&fl.
haltblck MUtt> H~.mter ha s or. Center Mike Murphy ts at Cor-
pnlud the relllloo. ona del Mar High. Eod Mike
Former OCC stars who plan Faz.lo Is an assistant at UnJ.
to attend include: All Amertca nrstty High. Guard Ken Visser
fullback Bob Haynes, who holds ts at Servtte. Wayne Coctlrtm
the aJI.tlme OCC rushing r ec. ts at North Hlgtl In Rtvt~rs1de.
ort1; Bi lly White, the i3S.pound Bob Ernst ts the head crew
quarterback who was the Junior cOich at OC Irvine. Defensive
Rose Bowl "player of the tackle Larry Findley is at San-
p.me"; Gary Carr, the glue-tee Higtlln San Diego.
angered e00 who <:aught a TO
pass in the Junlor Rose Bowl;
All-Eastern Conlereoce defen-
slvt' tackle Mike Marner; and
of course Hunter, who Is the all
time OCC scoring leader.
Another parUc lpaot at the
1ftlJr wUI be Due Eppuaon,
•Do wu the sports lnformaUon
director at occ. He pul to.
gether a pul>llc lty campaign that
helped sweep the Bucs Into
Pa.uden.a .
Here Is the 1963 record.
leadlne ~ to the }Unlor Rose
Bowl Ylctory:
OCC 24, Southwestern 0,
OCC 40, Citrus 0,
OCC 48, Sa..n Bernardino 0.
OCC 13, Fullerton 6.
OCC 48, Grossmont 7.
OCC 54, MI. San Antonio 24.
OCC 20, Santa Ana o.
occ 20, R!Yerstde 6.
OCC 46, Ctaffey 0.
FLAG FOOTBALL SCORES
Ioera Marllns 0.
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GENE HACKMAN
. _lV.P/I&lNO
... you'll/ike tile difference r:oulrln't homt1le a powEtr ful Los
Alamitos sq~.&ad l:ilst Saturl1ay ,
In a g;uue on Western high's
field, the Gr ittlru; ezploded for
3 toochdowns In the third quat -
fer to run away from the Eagles
33. 7. Estancia had kept the
gamJ> c lose In the nrst tlalf,
and Jeri 7.6 a.ner Steve Morton
pasaed to Buddy Lortooatthe2,
and S~n Artams took tt In on
tht> next play. Los Al:ilmltos
came right bar:k to <>core and
led 14 -7 at the lla If before
turning the It) me toto a s ham -
bles In the thlrl1 quarter.
Flag football, a game stress.
lng 5peerl and skill, opened
Its 1373 season last •Hkend
In Newport. Sponsored by tht
city's re<:reallon department,
the program divides bOys into
grarle-level l~gUes. Games are
playet1 ln city parks on Satur.
t1ays, with pa.rtldpaUng for all
boys being stressed.
Wartnera Packers 14, lntne
Ter _ Redkstns o.
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KRAMER AUTOGRAPH
Tennis Frames 1795
KR .... ER 4UTOGRAPH TENNIS
Rackets ~~~~~0
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BASKETBALLS· SOCCERBALLS
HAHDBALL GLOVES· RACCIIETBALL UCOJE
VOU..EYIALLS ·PLAYGROUND IALLS
Here are the results of last
S.aturrtay's games:
THUW GRADE
lrvlne Terrace R.ams ZO,
Mariners Cowboys 6.
Penln&ula Packers 0, Pl:ily ~
field Killers 0.
Mariners Speedsters fi, CYC
Headhunters 0,
Eastblutf Dolphins 18,
Hel&flts Whippers 6.
CYC Crusher s 18, War lllers
Strillgers o .
Bufhlo Redaklns 25, Irvine
Ter. Dolph.lns 0.
Buttllo Rams won by rv.-.
telt over C hannel Redsk:lns.
FOURTH GRADE
Irvine Ter. Steelers 8, Mar.
lners Buuardl 0.
Peninsula Ch.arger s 6, Play_
field Packers 0.
Mariners Dogs 12, CY(. Tro+
Penlnaula Pac kers 12 , Play+
field Lions 6.
Mariners Tigers 13 , CYC
Cannibals 0.
Heights Hustler s 12, East.
bluff Jaguars 0.
Buffalo Bills 20, Chan .
nel C ha.r~t~rs 8.
Buffalo Cowboys bye.
SIXTH GRADE
Hei&fd:s Hurricanes 13, Mar .
lners Reoep.de1 0.
Playtleld Trojans 18, Penin-
sula Packers 6.
Helgf'IU Liberators 6, East-
bluff Kammerhead1 0.
Mariners Rebels 'i, Buffalo
Packers 0.
Mariners Streaks woo by for-
fell onr CtanMI CoW'boys.
1l'H.8TH GRADE
Marl.Den Elka:16,IrvlneTer.
Tro.ns 0.
Playtleld Rookies 16, Penin-
sula Packers 0.
MariDera lloou zo, CYC
Turkeyshoott~n 0.
Eutbtutr Oilers 16, Buffalo
Muuera o.
)Ins 0. ,
HeleM• Pant he" '· East-Pl·r ales w •. n blutt SUYer Shadows 0.
Buftalo Dolphins 29, Channel 1
Champt: o, The Oranre Coast conece
Mariners Apes 0, CYC S~. Ptntea W'lU w1od ~ their pre~
.tara 0. eonf«eoee tchedute tru.Satur-
BuftaJo Broncos 12, lrrtne day eYenlDC by bostlal Menlo
T1•. Rams 0. ColleCt al lA Bard ltadhm.
Eutblaff ADtealers llad a bye. Game ttme Ia 7:10 p.m. Con.
PlFTH GRADE rereoee p ... J for the S.CI w111
Eutblllft atart Oct. ZO at Fau.rtoa.
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ute of Northern redwood, large balc:onlet to
enjoy the ocean view. Tbese duplexet are
one of a kind, ruJtom bullt & designed for tho~ whll want to be dllferent ... ocean
view available. Call our office for full details!
NEW USTING -CdM
Nice 3 bdrm. borne with baebelor unit to
help pay the com ol. oW!lel'lbip. Offered at
ooly $73,500.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
It
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Cannel model, with valley view. 3 Bdnna.,
dining nn., family rm. ltWiy extras built into
tbis adult occupied home; It is better than
new! Call for app't. to view. t89,950
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IROADMOOR'S lEST
Unexct'lled view of the Newport Harbor It
Pacific OCean · expansive redwood decb for
lavish entertaining, crystal mirrored dining
rrn .. 5 bdrms. & 3 baths, make this an ideal.
family sized home. The home you've alwaya
dreamed about, at only 1129,950.
OPEN SAT/SUN. J.5 1223 GOLDENROD
We hav• listing~ of many other homn
Cell u& fo r your needs
...... c... ...... c.e. ....
CoRBIN-
~~644-766~~==~
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WE HAVE DUPLEXES
1.
1.
CORONA DEL MAR
Deluxe, bright corner buJldJ.ng. Both units 3
bedroom. One unH has large family room
and bar.
$129.500
C lose to beach •. larger untt has beam eetllng,
spUt.level Uvlng and tUning area, 3 bedrooms,
Including large master and walk-in clo~t 3
decks. other untt has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths,
split llvlnlt'-dinint. n.tce J)Qtto.
$125,000
3 South ot hlgtJway •. in quiet netgbborDood.
F root 1111tt, 3 bedrooms~ larp 5tooe fireplace,
• ~btam .ui.U.Di. patio--plus ooe bedroom apart-ment. ' ~ • '
4.
5.
. $89,500
Newly decorated and returbtsbed corner wttb
twin units --firepb.ces, stove, refrigerator,
2 bedrooms.
$78,500
And many others.
Y. YRJiXlCJ.lX
RtJ<lTOR
WORK UNTF.D UN TED ,IIISC .
MATURE BOOKKEEPER nnts
work by OOur In small omce.
NOD smoker. 673-6107.
REAL f.STATF.
MOBILE HOME, 1973 Goklea
Crest, 64-24 toot, Uv1ng-
dtning room, t.amlly room,
QUIET ftanisbed apart meat lor
mtddle-a.pd lad}'.LoYespr-
denlDg (or share}. 675-44S3.
FO R SALE
PORSCHE ROAI:STER, Coo.
COUTS, 1961 St.l)er 90, PhOne
673-9173.
2 bodrooms, l-l/Z baths. MISCELLANEOUS CIISiomlzed aod llndo<aped
1.D kwely H~~nttogton Harbota RIDER WANTED --goln( back
area park. Call 846-8693. eatt. mlddJe put ot Octobar.
ClSTOt(..BUlLT HOME on cor -Need belp wltb drtrtog and
aer tot, Cosb .Mesa b&ek IJP«LHI. 6'73-6822.
bay area, 4 bedroom• and I R;;oJU,;ES-;<Nim~~;;: ln II WANTED --flbu-2 blthl ~sta.lr s, Uv groom, lou oceaa t1ew, ft.repllce, 41A1nC room, kitchen, ramur
room, deo lDd bath dcnro dlabwuber • bnDd oew • on
Jl&lra. Lola of cloHt space, room, YUJ' raamahleprtce.
Call 173-6822 or 8'71-4520 ... larp dotj)Je car prap, 2
conred patiol, 4 cltrlll 1 iiCiTiiTiKiAAP!aE:P~ii1N~ItJUE_ijaORSas: tr•a. Woodlaod ICbool dllt. II • •s s-> •8?,500, ownor, 548-4'731 or (11 J-• wltb • ' " 411 Rt._alde A.,.., Ntwpart 511-0160. Belch. PboDt 548-1'791 cr
RtJJrfTINGTON HARBOUR ha:-lean muap at Ml~llil.
•loal ntu-troot condomlo-
lum. Prtn.te bolt 1Up at
;.... <10or . -tacullr malo
..... , ...... BoaallllliiJ
jlac«ato<l, Z -001111, I t-tu. flrtPIItt, p&tio, 11'1'-
.... ,500 por IIICOill. Call
Mf-IIJO.
BBPQUI YQORIIYJa.. oa ~ .,.. CII"PPt ~ 1 ,_,.
'lllom-Blill ~
eledrtc •"'W«<C, tt..OO. c ...... -...; $10'1 -~""'~c..-~ .....
.li.COII)UCI -~,_ Ml-'111,. '· 0. -
... 1111, c-. -
1 AW1'Mt.OII ...
1'1111.11111!0 IUIII.Y -'AGE t
R
* lOYD lfAI.lliS ••sms * Pillow Talk
Watcb tbe b&bts oo tbt au. ttom ~ Drp
muter Alte. ldel.l tamtl)' borne oa 1ttt trout. Foar beltrooma. S bl.tha, tamUy room. DtUPtfu,l ltf1Dc
u-. ~~ oa to brick terraces. Best ot a.n -~
.,., tlnaoclDg an.Uable. Vuut l..IXI readJ ror you,,
J?S,OOO
Best of Baycrest
Look oo further ---3 bedrooms, 3 baths 1n beauti-
ful Baycrest. A home to be proOO on Uvtng areas
oriented to covered patio aod :W'z15' heated pool.
A home to gladden the heart of a gar1eoer. $79,750.
Rentals
Cholce Corona del Mar rentals from $210 to $475
available on yearly leases.
*~* -E. CMst Hwy. _ .. _
Cem~9 . Sbores View
Oceanside --private beach. Large lot wtth beauti-
ful prden. Spacious 4 bedroom, 3 bath hOme with
parQuet noon and beamed ceiling. Best buy LD
this exclusive area. $115,000.
&44-9060•2161 San Jooquln Hilt,•644-1766
THE IRWIN COMPANY
REALTORS
REAL ESTp.TE
THINGS DONE HERE
MAXE ROOM SALE
fall shipmeota are arrl.,log
and we must dispose of both
oew and uaedpl&Dosandorgans.
Good used Grand plano OOW'
tust $545. Sue ~ to $200 oo
reot returns. Yamaha DK-40
Orpn, san at least $500. Low-
ery S~-Genle, tli. $I,SOO,
aow jliSt $1 ,100; many others.
SCHMIDT Mt.SIC CO.
Yamaha. -steloway -Lowery
190'7 N, Main St., Santa. Ana.
Est. 1914
f'OR IIENT
LAKE ARROWHEAD, oortb
lhol'e, mocmtalll cbllet.
SIMPS 16. Make resena-
Uool, weeUod:, week or
tDODlb: 549-S812 or 97'9-0621.
APARTKENT:Zor3~ooms
w1tb 1 batha. PooL Adults. .. ,.... noo ... n5o mooto..
1:)'. 1401 s.,_rtor A .... New-
port Blaeb. Aerocs lbt street
from tbt VtrDJU.a. Call
1148-$440, 84f-Q79.
BAY VIEW, tnDCf DeW S-atxrJ
0111 P.mnla.IDtwoom, tWe-
trtc pnce cptMr, t.tlt-tns,
..... -1:, .... ""'. $550 por-141-lm.
e -.;tPOIIALI
.,.:JAL ,. ftlllO
II&AimFIIL •-at ~--Lui -·---..at ··-
1972
MOBILE HOME
MOVE IN TODAY!
24' 1. 60', aU aduU park, air
conditioned, upgraded carpets.
Assume bl.laoce of $11,200.
Owner will make sacrt.nce Ia
eqlllty, See H to appreciate.
Call 558-2743 or 646-9742,
CURT DOSH
REAL TO~
2400 WEST COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH 642..:.eC;:
FOR RENT
oew-COM prap
apartment, an.Hable Oct. 15.
Two bedrooms, Z baths, fire-
pace, $2'75 per moot h. Y eu
tease. Lois Voret Reali«,
~8-9S46 .
... POR INTBR£STF.D
PROPBSSIONAL
CON SID ERATION
see
UM,LI R!AL UTATI
251S I. C.e•t H•r·t c...,.. ••I Mer
'11-2101
lltUIISDAY, OCT. I~ 1!73
a.IIA DEL 11M, CAL.
LOOKING FOR QUALITY?
Don't miss this UOO ISLAND beauty. Built f«
famous peraooa.Uty. Dnmat1c deslp focWJea oo
lush center courtyard. lmpos.stble to d'C)Ucate U
tbl1 below-market-nlue price. Jl79,~00.
"GOING FISH lNG II
Owoer will sacrltlce this charm packecl Corooa
del Mar Dtcllexf Rustle and cbarmtnc. Lots ot trees.
Watt to shopplag or beach! ReallstJc at $78,950.
Name your terms!
Grubb & Ellis
2863 E,. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
675-7080
ALMOST COMPLETED DUPLEX
Corona del Mar
We Invite you. Th1s Is best-for -the-price south
of tdghny in Corona del Mar. Near park, beach
and schools. Yoa cao choose your own decor. Let
us hetl you compau, Call 673-8550,
I -----·-
THE REAL ESTATERS
-- -
332 MARGUERITE, CORONA D!L MAR 673..a550
•••••~o•••••• olwk.J~
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOt.AES
SlfCMH IY APPOINTMENT
Llnct. life W•t.rfront
Custom 4-bd.rm., 4'h bath home on lagoon.
Fuilr. equipped island kitchen, waterfront
family room, billiard room . . fUS,OOO
Linde bt. Wat.riront
Lovely 4 bdrm .. 41h ba. bome witll swim-
ming pool, pier & slip. panoramic view of
main channeL Lge. family rm. W/Spa<'e for
billiards & family dining. Waterfront formal
dining & living rm. $290,000.
Pete Barrell f<eaft'J
NEW LISTING
NEW HOME
ROOM FOR NEW POOL TOOl In !act Ibis
bome is designed for ruaximwn indoor I
outdoor living. 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths & fonnal
dining room overlooking the garden. 164.500.
171J IRVINE AVE.,"· B. OPEH SUH. 1-5
OU!ic:e opow S..tvrdoy •"d !.."doy
PETE BARRm REALTY
Mil .....
••
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Servtce ol the Newport Harbor-Coeta
Men Board ol Realtors totalled
$115.2 mWion In the first 8 montha
ol li73. THIS 1S A HI% INCREASE
OVER THE SAME PERIOD OF 111721
3,384 new l.iaUnc• were proceaeed,
o1 wbicb 83% WERE SOLD! 85% o1
the Bales -re cooperatl.n.
Llst your property wtth a realtor. •u:•.•••••····••e'•lu Ill ... U tEN I I 1%2
•
Newport's Best
Waterfront Buys
photo
FOR SALE. LEASE
OR LEASE/OPTION
Be:utiful, spacious, Uke De"~' three bedroom coodos
In a_n, uelustve Quiet a.rea ot Newport Beach, oo.ly
two bklc.U from the ocean. There a.re ooly tweoty -
elgtlt hOmes and ea ch o..-ner ha s his own BOAT
SLIP. Fee Ltnd, association dues 134.00 and NO
EXTRA CHAR GE FOR THE SUP. SUps n.ry In
lenlfb ·-they can aC"Ommodate from 25' to 38'
power boats.
e «23 West Coast Hi~rway . Slip 111 . 179,500
clea.r -submit any financlJlg plan you think
would w-orlr.. e 4437 West Coast Highwa y -Slip ,tJQ. Lease only
at $550 a month.
• 4U9 West Coast H1gt1Wa)· -Slip 11 8 . $77,SOO
-2~ down -r efinane:e wit h Pomona S 'L at ..... 9%.
e 4453 West Coast Highway . Slip •14 . Lease or
lease/option at $52~ a month . $79.500. e 4457 West Coast Highway . Slip ·~ -$79,950
-201l down. Rennance with Pomona Savings
and Loan at about 9'-t.
MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
BAYFRONT-OOVER SHOIIES
319 Morning Star Ln.-Spanish Mediter-
ranean 5BR borne. Ptck you.r colors--un-
der construction. $265.008. Harriet Perry
6-t.2-a211) j :\'21 1
BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
Beauliful 3 \T. old custom home w 'pier &:
float on Haibor Island. SBR's. formal DR.
FR -studv. 3-car gara~e. 5425.000. Bar-
bara Aune 642-azl.'J. IN32 \
GALAXY DRIVE VIEW HOME
De!iii~ed ror entertainment. pool w /foun-
tains. gourmet kitchen 5 RR's .. 4 baths +
powder rm .. FR. & DR. $400.000. OPEN Str.-: 1·5 p.m. 13fiR Galaxy Dr. 1N42l
[Irvine 1, ... --... · ,
Ml ~Dn.e NI~UJI
11&47 t: ...... ....
JlaaJ&I _,.,CIIl ..... IIIII
NEW EXCLUSIVE
LARGE PATIO -COMPLETE PRIVACY
CUSTOM BUlL THOME-CORNER LOT
E XCELL EN T LOCA TIOH
S BEOROOMS -5 BATHS
BY APPO I~ T~ EN T ONLY
$164,500
OY R. MCCARI>L'E
UALTOil
~arm
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1-put lectwe Mriu, "PamU, ntatt plunme ..
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TburJd&yJ, btdlllllnC oct. 11,
trom ?:SO to e:so p.m. at Eatt-
blulr ele..-r, oebool. Sorlol
toeturer t. attonoy Paolllan.
Tbe ~'"I *lurt, Ut.Jid
"Prq~~~tty,•• wtll dell wttll
IJpes aDd <lualfteatlou <1
property. ...,, o1 cM.aa:tac
property trom ooe c.ta.u to
aootber.
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NEIPOI!THAIIIOR BIIIGN
P'UBUSHED IUICLY -PAGE 10
lliURSOAY, OCT. I~ 1!73
COIIOIIA DEL 11AA, CAL.
loiUA ROTUY SUGIS LI..._IIDnCI
GAIIAGI SAL I OC't. IS FICTITIOUI BUIIIfEBS ftAKE
Colla lot-Rollf7 Cl<t> wtll STATEMEHT
llolcl Ill ......, lim<!-ntoiD( TIJO lolloWIDC per-t. doiD(
,.,.. .. ale tbll S&far*)', Oet, hofiDIII u : A-A-A Pro-
lS, at lltb St. ud 0n.op Ave. ,.u._ 1 ?41 Aoabetm street,
from 1 a.m. • .U1 5 p.m. COitl i.., CL 9!U'J: wuuam
Coolrlballooo <I !lralture E. CAI!apor,nU.ZIJISireel,
I&IPllaDcll, toys, booU uci CoRa llta, Ca 9282'7.
elothJDc are DMded, aecordl.a, Tb1l bUlDIII 1J coodocttd
to elab project. ctwrmu by ID lDdh1daal.
Strttter Ktac. Sl.,.S: WUllam E. C.lllcMr.
Aa)'ODI wtah.I.D1 to mate a Thll statemnt ,., n~ wttll
doottloa may a.t tn toueb wtth the CocmtJ Clerk o1 Orure
Mr. Ktnc at Ul-0102 durlDc Couoty oo Oct. 8, 1973, Wll-
•ortiDr boar a, or at 541-103& Ham E. st Joha, eotllly clerk,
after boura. by Tberea U, Ward, depdJ.
Mcaey ratsecl bylllooalep>es PomUIII: Oel. II, 18, ~.No•.
to •IWOl't Rotary cbra.rttf.es. !, 1973, In the Newport Harbor
ATTENDS ORLAHDO MEET THE HARBOR AREA'S SHARE of Southern Oranp County's NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
Lorna Mills of Balboa Coves, United Way goal ol $1,500,000 Is $502,205 as the ttmd Notfee Is bereby ctven that
MEMBERS of Newport Harbor Emblem Cltab S94 and their
tamtuea pthered at tbe Newport Harbor Elb Lodp for
a Sept. 30 bon voyage party hooortn.c tbe delep.tes to the
4?th aM\Ill national coovenUon of the S~reme Emblem
Club belng held this week In Atlantic City, N. J. Here
are the local deleptes, ftom left: Mrs. Ruth Moore,
Wrs. Paullne McGavran, Mrs. Eurene Berpron, past
president, aod Mrs. StAnley Panek, prest.dent. Mrs. Ber-
gerQ9, Mrs. McGavra.n and Mrs. Moore Wlll e:deod their
vac.atton for a 2 week tour of Spain. Mrs. Panek 'rill return
home for an Oregon vacation with husband Stan and friends
Edward and Dorothy Hultin.
Eutp, F .28'106
president ot Laugna Federal drive om ciaUy rets under way. lDdhidual community's the Planning Commission of
Sa.vtngs •tll attend the semi-goals are: Newport Beach, $311,789; Costa Mesa, $1•9,-the City of Newport Betcb will
aDnual meetlng of the Defense 391, and Irvine, $41,025. Pletur@d here at the ldck..otf hold a pubUe bea.rlng to con-
Actvtsory Committee on Women breakfast are, ftom len, Bill Luslc, vice-president of the slder amendments to tbe Mas-
lo tbe Services 1.n Orlando, Newport Harbor Chamber of Commer ce; Doreen Marshall, ter Plan of Bicycle Routes of
Florida, Oct. 14-18. The meet-Harbor Area chairman; Jack Linkletter, TV personality the Newport Beach General
NEW ZIGZAG MACHINES
(Head only -All Guaranteed) log Is sponsored by the u. s. and local businessman, who was the speaker at the break-Pla.D.
Nary. CommtttH members w11l fast ; and Howard Rogers, vtce-mayor of Newport Beach. Notice Is hereby further gtven
vlstt the Nan. I Tral.nlng Center A hlghUght of the program was the presentation of the tllat sald pOOUc heulng will be
REBEK.t.HS WILL HOST LECTURES OH SKIING
L.UNCKEON & BAZAAR Oranp Coast College is of-$64.95 at Orlando to observe ba.slc first campaign contrlbut1on •• a $1,200 check. trom Bright held Ob tbe !5th daY ofOctqber,
training for Navy recruits. Bush, student body president or Newport Harbor high 1973, at the hour of 7:30p.m.
Mesa Rebekah Lodge 402 wtll terlne a mornlng lect!D'e series
host a Homemakers Club hmch-entitled ''Stretching your sk:l
eon and baz.aa.r at noon Thurs-dollar." The committee members, school, representing the results of a United Way campaign In the Cooocll Cl:lambers of the
whO are 1 <ed b !h u s among the students In the spring. Newport Beach City Hall, at day, Oct. 18, at tbeOddFellows The 4-put series meets oo
Temple, 2476 Newport Blvd., Monday mornings, begtnn1ng
Costa Mesa. The bazaar will Oct. 15, from 9:30 to 11 :30
feature small oU paintings, a .m. at the Is land House in
handcrafted items and home. Fashion Island.
Stop by for Free Gift
appo n Y e · · which time and place any and secretary or Defense, advtse "WHI!:RE S!RVICI!: IS A. BUSUU:U -NOT A II'ROIL!.W.'"
the secreta.ryonmattersattect. Church News all persons interested may ap-ing women In the milttary ser-pear and be heard thereon.
vtces. Joseph Rosener, Jr.
---,-,,.-------Secretary
SINCERE
SEWING MACHINE & Vn.~u TI~:ALYMO~H CONGREGA-dent ot Newport Beach, author Planning Commlsslon
LI!GAL MOT1CI! L CH CH, 3262 Broad of several books, inchx!lng City t N 1 Sea h
made foods. Mrs. Andrew Lol-Sessions will be held Oct.
maugh is biu.aar c halrman.Re-15 and 29, and Nov. 5 and 12.
servatlons may be made by There wlll be oo lecture Oct.
calling Mrs. Doug Morgan, 548-22 due to tbe Veteran's Day
1878 Harbor 646-9742
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING Street, Newport Heights ·-"Prayer can change your Ute." PubUsh~ ~~r 197~ In the
Notice Is hereby given that the Founder's day Ifill be observed • NEWPORT HARBOR LU-Ne ........ ~ Harbor ' in Costa Mesa
Planning Commission of the at the 10 a.m. Stmday service, THERAN CHURCH 798 Dover w....,..,
City v: ~·.,woort Bt>ach will hold with Dr, Russell Spittler, tor-Dr ., Newport Bea~h __ Pastor
a public heanng to consider the mer Interim pastor, as the Roger Berg wtll preach on
adoption of the Housing Element guest preacher. He Is a Navy "Consecrated chicken 901.11" at
or the Newport Beach General reserve chaplaJn and dean at the 8 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday
Plan. Southern Callfornla College, services.
Notice Is hereby further g1v. Costa Mesa. • ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL
en that sa!tf public hearing will • GRACE BIBLE CHURCH C HURCH, 3209 VIa Lldo,
be he ld on the 25th day of 565 w. lSth St., Costa Mesa -~ Newport Beach .. "One htmdred
October , 1973, at the hour or "The Arab . lsraeU conflict per cent c hance of rain," a
7:30p.m. in the Council Cham-and prophecy" w1ll be the Rev. contemporary cantata, will be
bers of the Newport Beach City Thomas Tyree's ser mon topic presented at the 9 a.m. Sunday
Hall, at wtll.ch time and place at 10 a.m. Sunday, '·Resisting eucharist servi ce by the junior
any and all persons Interested temptation" Is the 7 p.m. topic, and youth chorus, directed by
may appear and he heard there. a sttx:ly In the book of James. c holrma.!>ter Mlcbael Secour.
on. • THE NEWPORT HARBOR The cantata Is t.sed oo the
Joseph Rosener, Jr . CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SC I. Bibllcal acco~mt of Noah's ark. ~=YCommlsslon ENCE, 541 Center St., Costa • ST. ANDREW'S PRESBY-
Mesa --Guest preacher for TERIAN CHURCH, 600 St. An-
City of Newport Beach the 11 a.m. Sunday service drew's Road, CUff Haven --
POOUsh : Oct. 1973, In the Is Dr. William R. Park.er,resl-Laity Sunday wtll be observed
TEST DRIVE
THE '74's TODAY •••
WE'VE GOT 'EM.
YOU'LL LOVE !EM
at the 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
services. Dr. Charles Dleren-
neld will preach on "The Army
needs YOU!"
• Cal and Brenda DenDy ot
Costa Mesa have been named
youth ministers at Costa Mesa
FoLJrsqua.re Church, 1734 Or-
ange Ave., accordlllg to Pastor
Robert Jacobs. Denny Is a stu-
dent at the college, Services
at the church are at 10:50
a.m. and 7 p.m. S~mdays.
. . of sodal
note
ly PEG
Mrs. Sandy Steine r ofCorona
Htgtlla.nds enterta1ned in ab-
sentla the other week. Even
though she herself was tn the
hospital. her friends who meet
together and study the old fash-
ioned instrument, the recorder,
gathered as usual In her hOme
for tootllng and tea . • • •
Al Kelso of Balboa Island
is reported out ot intensive
care but still convalasclng at
Hoag hOsplta.l. AI Is a busy
man who seems to have lent a
hand all onr the place since
his retirement. • • • Mrs . William Lamb of Bal-
boa Island took her mother
out for a o..tgtJt on tbe town th1!i
weet and a spedal tre2t --a
vislt to see the Lawrence Welk
show. Mrs. Lamb aod her mo-
ther were even allowed back-
st.a~ to tbe star's dresstnc
room to meet the creat maestro! • • •
Harold Caldwell of Shore
C lU1s was operated oo this
past week. for the remon I of
a lddoey. He Is connlescl.nc'
at st. Joseph's tJospltalln Or-
ange. A slmllar openUon took
place a week ago at Hoar Hos-
pital when Deanoa Abram80D
lost a kidney during surgery,
She ts the graockb.uefi:er ol
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rose of
Cosb. Mesa.
L !GAL MOTICI
NO'TTCE OF Pt.ISLIC KEARI11'':i
Nottce t. bertbf pyeo :.~&t
the Plannlnr Commt111011 ot
tbe City of Newport Bel.eb. wiD
bokl • P~t>Uc biiJa.rlllle to (:()D..
alder tbe adopC1oa or tbt Ree-
reauon aDd OpenSpaceEJeftliDl
of tbt Newport Belch Geotnl
PW>.
Notte. It hereby hlrtbtr' If••
tllal ald "'"'"< hooriD( wtU be htkl oa the 15tb day of
Oetol>lr. 19'71, at tbo bo<O' <1 ,,so p.m. to 111o c-u Clluo-
bon <I lbo lfewpart Booeb CIIJ ·
BaD, at Wlddl time ud pilot
UJ IDd au per ... lllterelttd
may_.. aDd bo board-._ ....
Jo._. Roeeur, Jr.
lloorllary
PJuolor Comm-
CIIJ <I llfWIIOI'I S.Cb
........ , Oct. ";.~:· .... llewpurt Rarioar •
CHANGE
THE CHARTER
Our City Fathers are about to take a hard look at the Newport
Beach City Charter and see if any changes should be recommended
for a vote by the people. Here are ideas they should consider:
* TAX RATE for the city should not be set unless a full seven-
member City Council is present. Every Council member should
have the guts to face up to this important task and explain why
tax rates can't be lowered in prosperous years.
* CAMPAIGN BILLS should be paid and campaign signs should
be torn down before an elected councilman can take his seat .
* UNOPPOSED CANDIDATES shouldn't run without competition.
If nobody else files in the candidate's district, the seat should
be opened up to the entire town so somebody can offer opposition.
* CITY MANAGER'S SALARY should come under closer Council
control. Present policy is for the manager to get 15 per cent
more than his highest paid subordinate. Who sets the salaries
of the city manager's subordinates? The city manager. So, he has
indirect power over his own salary.
* COUNCILMEN who miss a meeting should forfeit half a
month's expense pay. This should cut down absenteeism.
* EXPIRATION of Council terms should be simultaneous, in-
stead of having three members elected one year and four another.
Voters should be able to clean house.
* PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT should be placed
under the General Services Department, to cut down the size of
the local bureaucracy and increase efficiency.
* CAMPAIGN EXPENSE LIMITS should take into consideration
the value of support or opposition from a powerful newspaper.
How much money does it cost to overcome this kind of endorse-
ment?
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