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Home My WebLink About1973-10-25 - Newport Harbor Ensign.. EWPORT BEACH JOe ntt: ONL.r MP11'1#H """Tto .uto ,.,._,IMI!O Ill Me"IPOIIT M.lQt THE NEWPORT HARBOR TMI OPPICIAL IIIWt,..f'IR OP TMI CITY OP IMIWPO•T aiACH JOe COSTA MESA COROllA CALif. - • neil ies fate of Cannery hi-rise A ptt>Ue IMming on plans tor an oUlee buBdinc complei tn CUD~ry Vlllage tops a 1oog apoda for Dell Mo.Ddly nJpt's Newport Beach City Council streets, a bklck eo tab or C tty Hall. Tbe project requires a use permit because It would exceed the S5-ft. betpt Um.tt tor buildings lD U:at area. to atteocl the CaWornla League of Cities eoo.Teotloo. Other Items oo Monday'• agenda 1Dclude: • CAMPAIGN SPENDING limtt ordlnaoee, wbicb wlll get -. ., JJ\ \ u I SCORE KEEPING for the "super quis," a new feature of the Ora.op County academic decathlon, Is displayed here bJ thl totmder ot the decathlon, Dr. Robert Peterson, s~riotendent, Orange County department of education. Members of the audleoce will be able to parHclpata In the quiz by wrUlng down the answers to quest1ona flashed on a scr eeo, and they can keep tab on the standi.Dg of thelr fuorlte school team as the scotes change with each question. The 6th annual academic decathloo wlll brt hek! Saturday, Nov. 10, at El Modena high school. AIIIUgh schools 1n the co!Dlty are lnYited to enter a team of 3 boys and 3 girls to compete foe the county chJ.mplooshlp, now held by Villa Park. Tbe tn.velUn&: trophy will be presebted at a banquet Wednesday night, Dec. IZ . ~-~'ID~~ ctl.. .l!tJf " .II.,_ AAVO E. HA.APA, owntr '"d publisher of the Ensign ~'904:a:~O'Oooa:O~O'Ct * A PRESUMPTION OF GUILT I have received another friendly little note from the City of Newport Beach -- this time from the community development department --respecttully asking me to Invite them to IMpect my borne to 1ee J &JD up to ..aDYthil!c ijlegal~ Unaccu•- tomed as I IUD to law-breaking, I sent the letter back to the city, with the following handwritten notation: "I have no illegal living unit In my 2 bedroom (one unit) dwelling on my R-2 lot, where the Haapa famUy has lived for 23 years --nor do I have any bootleg living unit In my garage at the same address." My second thought wasn't quite as friendly --when I realized that my own city government was making a presump- tion of guilt and was asking me t o prove my Innocence. It's very much like the excuse given for the use of "bugging" devices: "We aren't sure If the guy Is guilty, so we are going to bug his phone to find out." I do not like the Insinuation of guilt, and I feel like many others that If our city has staff time t o go snooping Into our private homes, then It Is time to cut dawn that staff and relieve us of some of our tax burden. * * * * NO SUBSIDY IN NEWSPEAK Tantalizing new vistas of opportunity are opening up for any number of hard- pressed businesses here In Newport Beach. They can ask the City Council to "cooperate" with them with a gift of city tax money In order to stay In business. That's ·the way the ball Is bouncing right now as a re8Ult of a plea being made to the CouncU for coming to the aid of boat repair yards In the city. m-. To be bu1U by a company headed by Richard Kurt or Lido Ule, the complex. known as La- fayette Square, would c.oosist of z omee buildlngs, 3 stories hleh, wllll 2 levels of sub- terranean parking. The com- plex would be botmded by La- fayette .be. and 31st and 32od Eacb of the 2 butldtnp would have a.boli 30,000 &qlll.l"e feet of floor space. Offices would be aokt as coodomlnlums, ra- ther than rented. Cowcl1men are meettnc nell MODday, instead of oo thelr normal 4th-MoDd.ay schedule, because all but one co~mellman Is ln San Francisco this week Bystander aids in theft arrest An oolooker wbowaso 'tatra.id to pt lOYOlYed and the pollee departmeot's "eye ln the sky" are credited wttb catching a suspected F'ubloo Island purse snatcller last Friday atterooon. According to Newport pollee, Maud Jobanssoo, 35, address Lllllcnown, was •att:tng from the mall area of tiM! shopping cen- ter at 1:10 wbeo a man grabbed her purse and ran to h..ls car In tbe parking lot. An unidenti- fied bystander chased the sus- pect, got the purse back and returned It to Mrs. Jo!W.nsson, then called pollee wtth a de- scription a.od license number of the car, Newport policeman Greg HelD, observer ln the pollee helicopter plklted by om eer Jim Goltos, spotted the car lea ring Fasllioo Island and drlv- log oorth oo MacArthur Blvd. He DOtilled patrol tmlts trom Newport aDd Costa Mesa, and the car was stopped as it ap- proached the San Delgo Free- Ttay on-ramp. The driver, Ken neth Lawrence Kenworthy, 30, of Hunt1ngtoo Beach, was ar- rested on a robbery charge. Boatyard subsidy plan on agenda for Nov. 12 A proposed pla.o to ask New-Tbe 1ettu does not speel!l- por1: Stach lupi.JtU to btlp cally mtotlm cc:mdemlll.tloo ol an IDca.l boat}'u" wu N-property, but tbt city mlebt -IIIIa-Ill I llllor "-,. .. -Ptllnc ~I al De ltnport Harbor CbambeT prtnteiJ OWI*I ftl.m-oot Ud of Commerce to tbe Ctty COWl· by otber m£4D.S. ell. Balboa Bay Club, Beacon Bay ComcUmen wtU stu:ry the aoo the Marlnapark mobile letter at their NoY. 12 meeting borne park are amoog nter- ud try to decide wbetber to go froot parcels already owned by aloog wtth tiM! Cbamber'l SUI-tbe city. ,estloo that the city buy 141 , watertroat property...,,.,... RAPISTS SKETCH MADE II bock to boatyard operators. AFTER B. I. ASSAULT The reasoo given by the Letter Newport poUce are looking Is that "marlne orteated. bus-tor a rapist who atbcked a loesses are being rorced to sell 24 ~year. old secretary early or lease their property for a last Satw-day to her Balboa hJ.gber eeooomlc use in order Island apartment. to meet tbll lncreaal.ng tu bur-A man described as whtte, den." The letter does DOC pin-5-9, 150 pounds, wttb a small point Who Is forcing the owners mustache usaulted the •oman to sen. at aboot 2:45a.m. She suffered The llltter ls s.tgned by a sl!gbt cut oo her hand wbeo Michael ChrtstiaJlaen and Eric she tried to grabalmJ.fewtelded Smith, co-chal.rmeo of a Cham-by her attacker. Tbe victim's ber committee aet ~ to study female roomate, asleep ln an tbe pUif\t ol boatyards. adjoining room, was not awak- A.s reported ln last week's ened. Ensign. the committee UdseY-"We hue a composite draw- era! other dindors ot tbe lng of the suspect, made trom Chamber pushed for lD all-out lnJ'ormatioo provided by the Ylc- Cilamber etl'ort to get tbe ctty Urn," Detective Ken Smith, who to sWsidl%e boatyards, but tDe ts lmestipting tbe case, tokl. attempt ns watered cJcnrn at the Eostgn yesterday. "He Is an Oct. 15 Chamber boli.rd apparently a new suspect oot meeting. HoweYer, lbe lettar tnvoiYed in any other cases In ura-a a city study of the ldea, the area, and we have oo leads Under the Chamber plan, the or breaks oo tbe case as yet." cUy would buy, tUber tbroulfl coodemnatloo or on tbe open market, watertroot parceli~M Jlrable tor boatyard use and lease the property to prtT&te operators. The letter reminds tbeCOtll- c II of a curreot city reoera.t plaD poUcy that caUstor "mu:- lmWn( aU tnariDI recreatloo- al aDd educatsooal opportiD!Ues for COOtinatd ptmUc •PY- meat." NEW PHONE PREFIX Costa Mesa business pb::lne numbers with the 83" prefh" followed by the numbers ~om 5000 to 5999 wt u pt. the 556 prefl.I beiPmiDI NOY. 3. The last 4 numbers will stay the same. Abod 1,000 business numbers wtll be affected, ln- clWiDC poUce, ftn, c ity Jail, Costa Mesa Couoty Water Dls- trlet and Oraoae CoutCotlere. 444 unit condo reviewed a secood rea.dlne and possibly A TWA PILOT, Captain GrenY'llle Lansdell m of Newport PUBalfi, tbat Umlts mooey Beach, has brought Hoag Hospital's "552" Club ln for a spent on local electloos. laDdlng as the club's 552nd member. TDe tally was con- • UPPER BAY LANm, wblch firmed r ecently by JIJdge Mark A. Soden, club presldent, •ould go to tbe state Flsh and at left, and Brig, Gen. Thomas F. Riley, membersh.tp Game Department ID:Ier terms chairman, seated, shown here with Capt. Lansdell, !or mer of a tentative agreement be-football great at USC . A s~rt group of Hoag Hosp!U l, tween the department and tbe the men 's club was forme ~ In 1966 to generate nnancial lrvlne Co. City approval Is s~rt for hospital equipment and expansion through dues sought for lbe plan, of $100 (or mor e) per year. The club sponsors several • TOW-TRUCK service bids ma)or soci.al events annually to raise fllflds, incliJding by 3 COmpanies wanting a cit}' the '·Voices of Christmas" ball in December, a "winner's contract for emergency tow circle "" dinner party at Los ALamtto& race cou:se, ani a service, 1 • AMBULANCE rate ln-summer uau celebrating King Kamehameha's blrtMay. The 1973 ofn cers S4:!rvt.ng with President Soden are F. crease of $5 1n tbe basic rate Dona ld Nl.xon, vlce~presldent ; Dr . E. M. Cherman, sec- c llarpd by Seal's ambu.la.Dee retary, and John L. Curci, treasurer. (David Ross photo.) :;~i~kc::~:=::ciTY CHECKING 28 ft. to be establlsbed for the ~ :~?~:t:,~~BOOTLEG plant nursery. UNITS • REZONlNG of several par ~ Inspectors are golng door~ log to city otl'lcla.ls: eels to bring zoning Into con-to-door In tbe older secUons • Mr . Slnase-k and l.nspector formance wtth completed de~ of Newport Beach, looldng for Mel Hauge go door -to-door t.n velnpment In some older parts such housing violations as West Newport, Central New - of town. "bootleg" Uvlng units 1n p.r~ boa, Balboa lsla.od and Corooa • AlRPORT operaUonal pro-ages, lack of access to gar-del Mar. cedures at Orange County Air-ages and sideyards, and Illegal • U tbey see no a.pparent port. construction. violations, they ta.-.e oo acUon. • ANNUAL FrNANClAL RE . SWJpected violators are get-U theirout.sideiospecUonshOW's PORT of the city will be stu-ttog letters asking them to set a possible violation, they oote died. liP appolntmenls tohaveinspee-the address, then send a letter • ENVffiONMENTAL c iU-tors come lnat.de aDd look. to the homeowner asking foe zens committee will g.-2 new a.rOUDd. Refusal to admlt lD-a.n appointment to inspect. appolnl:eea to be nom n a ted by s:peclors could lead to a court • U the i.nspection turns 141 VIce-mayor How-ard fW,:e rs and order to open the door, ac-a Y'lolatioa_ the homeoWDer is CoUbCllman Jotm Store. cording to City Attorney Den-(iveo a reuoaable time to cor-- • MOVIES taktA 011 pabUc nl.£ O'Neil. r ect lt. property 1r'OUldcomeUDderCOIL-"We an r..Uy 1ootiAc for • Wbell a bomeowuer refuses trol ol • lll'CIP*id ~e. eoopen.ttoa ftOal U. eom-to make ao appoi.Dtmeot or fa.tla • PROPOSlnON l ~ttlrtn m..U, 111 Jot:.Cioc ud conect-to uswar t.be erst tetter, a wtU be Yolced by repreMDb-Inc tbeM rlolationJ," IJlC*:~ 5ecood letter Is Milt. A S8C(Dj tlves ot the League of Women tor Jim Sblaset ol the city re.tusa.l or Wlure to reply re- Voters. commtllity development de-suits In: action by the city It- • JAIL for tbe new Jamboree pa.rtmeot told the Ensign this toroey. Rd. pollee tac llity woLI.Id be put week. "Bul, lf homeowners re-• The city attorney a.st& to back 1D plans, 1f a proposal fuse to let liS Inspect what we talt to the llomeoTfiM!r and ex - by the city ma.aapr is ok:ayed, beUeve to be obvloll& vtolatlons pla.J.Jls the clly law and the • MARINA feasibility st!IIy of tbe city code, •e turn the alleged violation. tor part of the Banning prop-matter over to the ctty attor-• U the owner still refuses erty adjacent to the Santa Ana ney." to allow an inspection, or lf River wtll be reported on by Here's tbe step-by -step pro-he refuses to correct an at- the public works department. cedW"e being followed, accord-leged vlolaUoo, the city attor- Car race kills 2 local youths Drlntinc and hlgh speed street ractng ngured tn the death ot 2 Yatm.g Newport Beach men 1a..st Friday night, a poUct> IJinstlptor tokt the Ensign yesterday, the Cllrb, sp~m around and slammed 51deways into the pole s~rtlng the motel sign, .. sald Otncer Lee. The Impact of the crasll al- m::~st rlpped the car In half. Newport nrem€'n cut the Yic- tlms out ol the demolished car, and found the dr!Yer and lli.s front seat pasSf nrer dead at the scene, OWner s hip of the Porshce has not bHn determined:, and pollee are still seekl.Jlg lnlor- mlUOO on U. Witnesses In the slower car Mclnnes was trrtnr to pass prOYI!Md poUce wUh soml! information oo tbe crash. ney can go to Harbor t.twll. clpal Collrt and get a court or . der, stmllar to a warrant, ordering compliance. The Inspection campatgn be- p.n last month at the direction of the City Council. By the end or September, inspectors had cDecked 431 hOmes and had found 15 violations. '•Already, B of t hose vtola - llons have bet>n corrected." Mr , Stnasek upla.med," :u~ the other 12 are pending. •· Violations inc luded 3 gar- ages not accessible, 3 lllegal occ~led garages and SbuJidmg code violations, he sa1d. Community deve lopmi>nt r!J- r~or Richard Hog:;~.n s.aJd ves- terday no complaints or .. ·ar- rants have bet>n sought as )'Pl. "This would hi? stnc:tly a last resort, and wt-wvuld nave to han considerabtP evidence tha.t there is a VIOiaUOO, "' be told the Ensign. He sure needed Britches! A Newport Beach man out for a leisurely anerooon stroll along W. Coast Hwy, Slmday afternoon wa.s stopped by po- lice in front of a place called "Mr . Brilcbes" --because he wasn't wearing any . Pollee got a call a.ft.er Mal- col m Kellneth Magruder, 18, allegedly strolled, completely nude. past about 100 outdoor dlners at McDonald's t.m. burger place, 700 w. Coast Hwy., Mariners Mile. The caller said the man was nlklng west along the highway tram Dover Dr. When a pollee cruis- er arriVed, he had reached tbe area of the Mr. Britches clothlng store at 600 W. Coast ""'· The arresting offtcer report- ed that MarriJder, who gave his address as Bay Shores trailer park, a few block.s east, was, indeed, completely nO, and "disoriented in Ills action.&, his e}'es p~tnted, mumbling ln- cobllrently, and oo trace of alcobol on his treat h."" He was booked oo a le•d coodoct cbarp. GUY ISAfl! DIES F..-..1 Mrt"icu w«• beld Tuelldly 1.a. Pacl.ftc VIew me- mortal park, Harbor View Hill5, for Guy F. Isbell, 62, of 903 w. 17th St., Costa Mesa, who died Oct. 19 at a con - Yalesceat oome here. Yr. lsbell was a painting cootnctor. Born in Los An- geles, he had lived here for the past 18 years. He is survived by hts wtle, VirglD.I.a , daughter s Sharon Spallone or Arcadia, Pamela Astrl of Costa Mesa a.nd Pattt Crout of Redondo Beach; Sis- ters Mrs. James West o1 Cor - ona del Mar, Lucille Van Zleg. ler of Costa Mesa and Mrs. Alsen l.omaii of Newport Beach, and by 4 rrandchlldren. Condocting the ser vice were members of the Newport Beach Elks Lodge. JOHNNY JOHNSON T At.KS The Onnge CoLJDty Women's Chapter of f r eedoms Founda. lion at Valley Forge will hold Its fa II genera I mem'Jershlp luncheon today. Ckt.25,atll:30 a.m. at the Barna Cortnlhlan YaC'ht Cl ub lll Corona rtPI Mar . The guest speaker Will bP James (Johnny) JotmsonofTus- ttn, former assis tant s"rreta.ry of the U. S. Navy and !orrner dir ector of the Cab forma StatP Department of Vt>terans At. nars. Douglas Mclnoes, 19, or 1806 ButtoosheU lane, Baycrest, and James Carlson, ZO, of 4620 Wayne Rd., Cameo H!gtlbods, were ldlled when a car driveo my Mcinnes crashed Into a metal sign pole in front of the Plae Koot Motel, 6302 w. Coast Rwy., West Newport. Cratg A. Jansen, 19, of Z398 Redlands AYe., Newport Helgflts, Is re- conrtnc tn Hoar bOSl)lta I tram fa cial clb l.Dd a broken arm a•Jffend 1n tbe crash. Accordlne to Newport poltce LDnltlptor Guy Lef'. the 3 YO!mptVs bad btH!n drlni:ing euu.r at lbe borne of ooe of tbe Y1cttms. They left the home, drOTe arOtmd Balboa Is and, and were beaded for Htmtinctoo Beach. wbeft they became ill~ YOtnd lD a race wttb a whJ.te Funenl senices were t.ld Wonday foe C u Lion and oo Tuesday tor Mcinnes In Ptcl· Clc View me mortal park, Har . bor View Hills. Assn. gets volunteers Carlson, a Jludeot al C>r-a.n,. Somt! YOiunteers tlavl' come the d1 de forWU"d to serve on tDe nf'W sor r created by having eYe.rybody talking about every~ board of directors of the Cor -thing-at M.ch meettoe:, ·• r.e said. aaa del Mar Civic Assn., ac-. lnst-.d, members wtll be asked cordinc to actingpresldect P:aul to ~tte dowD nb)tct5 t-.. Hummel ,_, want dlscl&Ued .ad ,sn them (Continued on Page 2) A 44-lalt CODdomtalum Tbt ptj)Uc mMttnc <II*" at Porecbt .,rts ca.r, a few miD- pla.nDid tor tbt VeraUits de-9 a.m. 1n the Looc Beacb Rar-•* put 9 p.m., otfteer Lee "t'tq,ment c. lht Wat Newport bor Oeputmeot boU"d room. Rkl. Their small Japaoese- Cotst Collep, Is S\IJ'Y1Ytd by his parents, Mr. llDd Mu. wn. Ua.m Carlsotr., ud a .utar, Taryn. ot u-.. Cam.a Hlctl- lands address, ud b)' hi•P"and- pareDis, Mr. aDd Mrs. Fr~ Cart.Jo. of Cormaa tSel Mar. ·•we haYe "I or 8 n.ames thus to boud mtmbreu 10 the sub- tar, aDd they repreSftlt both !Mll ca.a be placed 00 the the DOI"ttl and south sides or apnda. Pizza man mighty sick bl·-· h.o.f c.o...... madt car ftl In tbe rl(bl c.;; =..;,or~..: ... --;: PI~IST IN REO TAL tuo ot c .... Rwy . ODd ""' Nttrport poUct art Joot1Qc •We u. follltallrut at soe Commluloa. ot:d Moodl.y lA PluUt t.u:a~o La.k wtU bt PoucM 1n the left laDe, neo tor a 1IWl wtth 1 ten1b .. c::ua "· IIdia mt.s. wu cloeld. Loac Bll.eb. I)HSealed 111 rtcU:a..l at 0rurp Mci!IDN Df'trtoot a slower car ol ~a--of or:.. w: =::.:..-: Tbo lli'OIOC~ oublld al blllor Cout CoU. .. II 8 p.m. Friday, Ia ·~• ~aiiJ trtod to ...,.Uto tJr plou roJdod 11omo lila 111r -.1, -=• lli'Oial>l1 -• ODd !opt tbHa1a -· ~~.:,.tat< ';~; ,!"'!.:.; t11o •-car oo tbo :.!: '-'• ,_,... ta --ao1 tD 11o Jll'lltJ drJ •• U wu --' br M-ODd $II« •-· rlc'll-. loll coatrol, hlt Mcinnes, whO workltd u a cook. iD a taco rutauraat., 1& Sun1Ytd by hl.l Pt.rtata, Mr. a.od Mrs. Wiil.lam MclMt-. ud a Jtster, BotDt•, ol the Bl.y- crut home. aM by !lis p-uld- parHla,. Mr. ud Wrc. w. H. VeblnH ofCOitiWtMud Mrs. L. L. KHDe ot Ptadena. the Coast Hlpway," Wr, Hum -The ....::~elattoo bas bMa mtl told tbt Ensign this week,. spUt blltwtta t.boq tlYOrlaf ''bat we ue st1U looiinc for re-aUpuntot ol Cout fllctrway mort DlJMI Ud wtu wekome tbroup tbe Stb AYt. corrlcklr &.81 ... oomlDeu at our NOY. 7 nd thoee oppoetq nc:ba ~~~~;We. eiKUol m..U.OC at Corona del Au attempt to elaet Dft dl.· Mu ••meotat"J ~ebool." r~tor& Oct. 4 flUed •hlamtm- A Dn 'J_.,..mbar board will bttl objtcttd u.t tht 80IIdll- bt ellcbd by tbe !Dembtrlhtp .., wtre a.tmo.t IIMI.rel7 from at Ulat -u.c. ud 1bo board o«t11 a1 Cout 111• -IJ lUI _...,. ud-111 ,...,.1111 pbaa ·-· S..Cb etty Ia-• lut Joa-Lak. -..., ..,.. ..., od,._ off .... ~ 1D botJd OU)', mllll 101 • OGUIIII -a iUa u 111r u a,._ INSURANCE 15 TOPIC pormU --tt ta wiiiWI calocl taB ... poot,H-.ry,•tu m~pooL Till~ •II"' oflllolllt ~000-,aM-aloaut-IDe-·-Pl«oo, Opuo ..... tM OOIDII:II:artld ...._._ _..__ A -llM OCIIItro1led bJ u. 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I& a loc -~ load -a boaYJ 1a.11 ol blllt oat, .-8 l.ocbao k1q, ud Put ClloJnlu, Nnpori Boacb wrbora ...,.a to bo I11UJ' oe_.!Joot llll<o trail Ill~· bo wu ,._ aJid llad 1o roallo -aad 1bo leo _.,. 1D llltor -liAr H --IJ BICJCio Tralla COmmlltoo ,..... u to whY tho City Boca-of lila _.uloo lo 2711 &. c..i.c ttwy .. c-... ....... o.IL f'»U aom. ......, to mate tbt rtDt ld.).ceat 1laeler1 came to the tor tbt btolftt ot tbl laiiPIIc' • • • CoaDC.U bu DOt lakeD addl-tht fra11 prtuated bf ofBdall TI!LEf.!«*E: ~ uw,; elMo 7MI -1o t11o .....,..._, Ho ar1aco lo -ID tbo fHcldlly c..-, -It liMo a 1ooc It JOO'rl a blcycllat 1D Now-u-1 ocUoo 011 this I-· ,.,_ ... 1110mbora at tbo - 11G: NaW'I'QRTHA.I.IOili:NSI6MII .... ...,• I I ........... • '"I .... a., of,Nc .............. ...,.lealtp ....... ........... Qf lll .. t .... paUa.ltMc ...... ArM, , t''. ,, -w., ... ..,......,. S.C... c:t. ..... ,.w •• c.- ...... tw~~. 11m NntO&T HAR.aa BNSIGN-... te I" .. aM ••pw el ..... draM._.,.(~ ""'"-No. A·21171 .... Mit 14, JfSJ, •...--c-,ror .. eo-c,-ora.....s..oloMC .._ ... .., ,.........., .... liWto,.wwaaD,.a..K.OCX.raq:*wl"'•"· .U.voe..KMPA ....... ~ ....... ,, PIJGHAAPA . , ••. , .•• , .............. . IUaiCRIPTION "A Til 0.. ,._, IS.OO; 2 ,.._..I I.M 0.. ,.-, M.OO; 2 ,..._ IJO.M made lda ftJ tbroacb U.parb. 1a ncb P"•t aumbtra tllat Claa. port S.eb, JOQ1ft protablJ fort-.t.lJ DODI o1 tbl1r 'rea• tbt prtiM'ttd bef«t tile dt\'1 clad ... ,...,., •u be came tbelr ehl.rpiDc 1Dterfertc1 1rltb ''GeotletntD," bt pro-a.a.d wiQ" tbl Oceu Froat 100.1 art in tbe but lDllrut Partl, BMebe• uc1 Rtcria- to a prlld: lbap. Ht tJPI&.lDed tbt alumbu of tbt DawDI re-ell..lmed, pour1nc <:opae. (lllflr I'Jdl'ftlt 4ou DOC uttDIS from of tbe poeral pa:bUe TIM t1oa Commlasloll. tbe PJamUc 111o lllllltloo ud,.. loki to aldoota." tbo wblte tlllor. "stop riPI tboJotlytollloS..taAURI..,, p b Boa,. 6 Recr~ commluloo..., tho ~1. be~ b11DH1t to U1tbiDr be It -.rued Incredible tbat the ~ aDd baYe one with tbt strol-WbJ I.JD't a bteycle tnJIIDd 1. c~nn'lulooc,-r_, rtpe&tedly we sougbt a wrtttea t~ D.Hdtd. He compoaecf a "fate" while ton woaM accept bis Ier. Here's U.. nal tlWic. ICI-P«<uurlan walkfty aft! table recommelldtd tbat tbe city 11_ of tbe ob)letiou, but tbe 01>- lttterbl&d, tbe I)I'Od'Qet a1 IW: little tmlesQoe u u~ goepe! eDtlftc ell.J1r tllal: rill maU to tbe ettl.aenl o1 Newport • .., tbt ullltiJ:ll Jtdenltl. TM pooenbJ btn failed to rtiP!Ifd • tmacLaaUoo. set ., type &Dd truth. wblo oo mow enr fllla batr lliJf'OUl oo t'Yery bU:I bead B•eb? dtilea'a adYllor)'bleyelttralls Tbe "pro" a1dt ot tbt bib ru ott a '" b.lllldred lbeeta., lD lbtenstlJ cold weather, that a.Dd put the clow ol lilf'ellteeD Our etty 11: bltued wilb ODe commlttet t.d repeatedly COD' trails cootroweraJ 11 belllls--•- Raw bumor ahraya tu:ea weD tbert 1J DO 1uch thlng as blue oo enry Sourdoulfl ebMk.'' of the most beaatltbl beac.bes before tbe CotmCII to recom-seated bere today. U we do 111. a froatier tcnnllDd tbe "Sour soow ud trat there were oo He banded tbe a:lul to strol-to U. world, Jet U.O. wbo are mead a trail 00 the Ocean Froot receln a reJPOOI' to tbl"coa" Doll&fli Hotel" letterheads aold glaciers to Dtwsoo --but they ler, wbo tneed htmself for SJtkinr retup from tbeheanty aod eztenaioo of tbe sidewalks side ot tbe tesue, 1t .t.U be Ute bot cates at $2 a doseD, dld. He Wl'ote a second article tbe ordeal, gulped tbe eoateota. trafDeted and danprou thor-to taeiUtate a sate transpo:r-prloted u a letter totbedtor. By afttrDOOD the dem&M was in the ame lm&ctnatlW'e nln, worm aod all. Tbe barteoder oactnr.es are permUted 0111)' tattooal aDd reetea.tiOftll net-Here ts a summary ot 10111e 10 P'eal be blted a boy to turo deserlbt.nc the bablts of Ute tben apoJogetleally leaned o..er a Umlted W'lew ud acceu to work tor eycllsta Tb.Ls oetwork, of the reaSOIUI tor <JPPOII&D& ~•a: C>"''''O~OJOQ them out tor blm. Tbeyaruttll lee worm. Soon every salooo aDd said, "Say, Stroller, we tbetr beaeb. It SMms "et'J alter earetul -~ wu to Ue the bike tntla p)t.n., u IS- seWn& 1D all Alub terns and l.n town ns advertlstng "lee couldn't get the real thiDL *> straDca tbat tbere ue those 1Dto tbe w~ of tralls wblch is pressed. at public r.rtnp: that famous letterbead has worm cocktails." we faked 'em by potlng spag. In our ctty no do DOt w1sb beinc created to c1n the bley-• A mtxtnr or pedestrtu and brouctt smlles &om readers One day to satisfy his own hett1 through gimlet boles ID tun access for aU eltl&ells to eUst a safer and more eon-bicycle tratfle would be daD- all o..er tbe world. It t.-OU(ht curiosity 1M! went into the Monte the ice and letttnr It swell. these beaches; oohritbstaa4ing. nnlent access to his city gerous to blth pedestrians~ ARVO E. HAAPA, owner ar)d publisher of the Ensign (Continued from Page 1) The request has come from Newport Harbor Chamber oi Commerce officials, who are "unalterably opposed" to any tax subsidies tor private businesses, but would like to see the city cooperate by using its power to condemn the property of one kind of private business In order to "cooperate" with another kind--namely, the boatyards. These requests tor city assistance for private business have come up from time to time during the 25 years that I have been observing the City Hall scene. I remember one Instance with particular nostalgia--back in 1952, when President K, T. Kendall of the multi-million dollar Balboa Bay Club enterprise asked the city for financial aid In launching the Bay Window magazine on the grounds that the magazine provided good pub- licity for the city. As a fellow publisher I quickly realized the potential benefits that could be derived by other local businesses, and I Immediately penned a courteous letter to the City Council, to-wit: stroller eooup mooey ID one Carlo, Dawson's downtown spot, But far Pete's sake don't ten the tact that the beac:bes are Tlme alter Ume the 'tssue bicyclists. atternooa to Jut htm uotll be aDd ordered one. Thebarteoder any of tbe boys tbeditference:• the property or tba Sb.te ot w cUed. "We (tbe Ctty Co1.111.-• An ocean froot trail wou1d cot a )>b oa Da•soo's largest closed ooe eye Dowtncly aDd stroller's articles werequot-Calltonia aDd the City ol New~ ell) are alc:k and tired ofhaviDg require pariog wtllt a.re ~· IDd. most 1Dtluent1al daily, the lUted the lid from an elepnt port merely holds them Intrust this lssue broueflt before us opeo sand areas. KloodlU Nuaet. cut glass bowl. Lol Tbere were (Continued on Page 3) "lor all people." every year &Dd oenr want to • Bike riders would ctrtn .. hear U ap..lnl" Thls was the from lnla.nd ton.s and park ./. ., statem111:t heard ln the C01mcll their cars aloo.g streets near · "'. ·.: chambers. the ocean front, thus add!Dg to The Richardson Report By SENATOR H. L. RICflA..CU~N (R-Arcadia) ··~· I.,.. .. '-. -""'" .. --.., ., Here tbe Issue Ues, as It has tra.mc congestion ln the area, .t · ~ ' ·~· :-. tor so many years. Today, how-while tbey rlde tbetr bl.eJeles. ~ ~·· · ~:,.-eW'er, as the number of btcy-• It would be better to pro-~ .. ~·.::~ ;._~-_·;:~~ cllsta tnerea..ses and the .need tor Ylde marked bleyele access · ;\Sf, trans lfOWS, we Cl.nd that we routes In alleys and streets LD- .. -~. ( are reaching the timtt tor the land from the ocean front. {) ?.n:_~ City of Newport Beach to gtve ·",ll> • .,!. :;,.'';; ..._,--; Its eyeUsts access to what Is ·~ .. ~:~'· l rtghttully theirs. We eao oo ,..,_ ...._ .. L_,... toorer take a bac k seat to the •· tavortUsm soo.n the oc:e111 fifth Ave. on Cable TV troot resident; we can oo longt~:r allow the oeedless accidents to eoottnue to climb tn number Corona del Mar's contra. when an &nswer through plan-versy over reallpm&Gt of nlng Is readily avaUa.ble. Coast HJgtnray will be the sub- Despite the beauty aoo de-jeet of a panel dl.seus.sioo oelt strablUty of tbe beaches for all Wednesday olght, Oct. 31, on .. • -~ ~-........ -4. --ot the residents of the City, we Clla.nnel 3, the local Tete. ~ ·~.,._ ',...,~J'J submit that the confUetbetween prompter cab!e televlston sta- -e· .. ~_~7il.~~J.;~.'i_~:>':t;(x..-;;A, ~~ tbe beach U'Mr and the beach tloo. r'11j,.~ dweller can be ameliorated Titled "Fifth Avenue --trick ~ without totallY ezelud.lne one or treat?'' the loeally-Produce.:t ,. party or the other. For example, show will present 4 Corona del the bteycUst does oot want to Mar residents discussing the THIS RENDERING Shows the future home of tbe Newport be tnrtted to ride down tbealleys pros and eons of realigning tbe Center Unlted Methodist Cb.ach at Marguerite An. and of tbe oceu &oot property COilst Higtlwty througtl tbe 5th San Joaquin Hills Road, Harbor View Hills. Constroctioo owners a.s a sltlstitute for the Ave. corridor. Fa¥ortng re- is now UDder w.1.y for the first phase, Including the ela.ss-open space of the beach; oor allgnmeot will be Dlek strtek- rooms, shown at right, the church office and flresJde does a.o elderly person n.oo ler, a loc21 real estate man, It Is lmdersta.Ddable how a perlmentlng With aborted fe-room, in the center. The Worshlp and fellowship com-walttng In sa.Dd a pleasant way aod architect stewart Woodard. person can justlty abotUoo 1t tuses whlletheyweresttllaUve. plez at the left will be constructed tater. to tal:ein tbe slgtlt.& and soUDds Opposing tbe ldea are Dr. Cal- he ace.pts tbe preiDtse u.t Thl ~Act•ll*'"t, repulsed by N 0 sho J ot these~~~ t~M.n vln MeLaughUn, a cancer. re-!::maJI~,18u':t~oa~ ~~~.~~T:~ ew Sign ws progres., ~: ~e:':l!e,::Cbi~~1~ ::;~~~::~~=~~= the mother'aHfe. Tbestatemeot Scbool states tblt tilts btu bl.n-to bUte trans r11DZling adjaeeat eler. January 1 '1. 1952 so often heard Is, ••Well doo't ntnc eJptrtmeots on buman fe-The stgn has changed ap.tn aDd AU Aopls' Eplseopal to his property Uoe, The show Is sc.bed~ to Honorable City Council, 1 bave a rlgbt to do -...t'th my tuses "is more tlarmtul than at the t'tJture location or the Church, where tbe Methodist Through proper pla.nnlng start at 8 p.m. and run 6r at 1 noted with considerable Interest and understanding own body as 1 see nt?" The beneficial." Where bas our re-Newport Center United Metb-church congregation meets for oeeu &ont trails would 00( least an hourandahalt,aceord- tl'le request of K, T. Kendall to t~ave the city help out logical answer is yes ... speet for human We gone? odJst Church --trom "we've Sunday services at 11:15 a.m. eo-mingle with ocean front tng to producer Scott Crue. financially In putting outlhe Bay Window magazine. but... CaU!ornJa.•s lavts are set tCl just begun" to "ftrm fouoda-The 9 a.m. service 1s still stdelfalks, as they do now. "We Will ask local residents r sympathize with Mr . Kend:lll's statement that the What lf the new Ute ts an so that an ~mwed mioor, tlnding tloos build happy l:amJUes.'' held at US Agate Ave., Balloa Paths and trails would me-to call us wh.lle •• are oo the map.zine Is operating at a slight loss and that It would Independent entity, only tem-herself pregnant wttb an tm-Pastor John Knoz eq>.latn.s IslaOO, at the stte wbere the aoder away from property air and pose Qllllstions fcx; the be good business for the city to gtve some financial porarlly tw)used and nurtured wanted ch.11d, can bill the state that the new sign looks tonrard ebureh was establlsbed 1n 1949 Unes, insu:rlng the ueatest de-panellsts," Mr.Cra.nesUdyes- relJef to the publication. I understand these problems wlthln the body of the mother? tor the abortion via ldedJ-Cal to a new church facility where as the Ba.lbailslandCommtmty gree ot prlney possible to terday. A seulor communtca- because f am somewhat in the $~me boat--having started What lf the lUe wtthln the womb for any reason she cares tou:se total famUy needs -...tll be met Methodist Church. Thls early tlomeowners. Fortunately the tiona major at Fullerton State, my own paper and finding It a long, hard grind to get a Is dJ.fJerent from the body that to neuse her action. 7 days a week instead of on morning service and the pre-eastern and western segments he produces the "Commun.Jty new business established, serves as a temporary rest-It seems as 1t CaUfornJ.a is Sundays only, with continiiLog school wiU continue at the Apte of our ma.ln beach are broad Action" series on the local UnUI now I have been negligent In asking you gentlemen dence? 1n the business of encouraging emphasis on famUy educational Ave, site tmUI the oew taetUty and otter generous separaUoo station. to help the Eoslgn in this struggle. I know that you gentlemen u tt Is, thee abortion must lmmoraUty, promiscuity and an opportunities. ls ready tor use about the end for property lines and trails. The tdgtl•ay bypass cootro- wlll be talr-In your J\.dgment, and that in the Interest of be viewed ln a dittereot Ugbt. unhampered se:r: Ufe out of The llrst phase of construe-of out Febrl&l"y, Because the mJst bastc prtn-versy, subieet of an Ensign fair play you would do nothing to give one businessman Medical authorltiu do oot ma.rrta~ or In It, • . tlon lneiOOes the pre-school Mrs. Lee Ma.soo ts director etples of the democratic pro-"pro aod coo" stOOy last week, an advantage over a competitor, and also tnat you appre-argue onr this tact. The fetus I thougbl K'QYernment's tunc-classrooms as well as church of the pre-sellool, which was cess are ~at stake, we Dope Is eJpEteted to come to a head elate oot only the value of the Bay Window maga:.lne in ts a separate UVing human Uoo was to protect innocent otftces and the ttrestde room, opened 1n January, 1967. Since that all the ctttzens or the wltbln a few days •ben tbe ··creating good will" but also the great need In the com-being. Eveo the courts reeog-111e, oot take lt. where the church services wtll the opening date, about 600 city wtll join the cycUsts to results of a tramc study, c:om- mlmity lor a local newspaper I hat Informs the citizens ntze ttlls 1n a taekhanded way, W. L. FONES RETIRED be he1d. Later, the worship etdkl.reo have attended classes let our Council know we want miss1oned by the city of New- of local events and gives whole~hearted support to worth-by deoylng abortloo after sil ' and fellowship porUon wlll be there. The oew pre-sebool will safety tor ourselves and our port Beach, a.re reported by while dvlc projects. Per haps the I~ city sales tu and also months. They admlttbe lDd.IYid-M.AIL CARRIER, Dl ES built. be Uceosea for 104 children ch.lldreo and access to wllat trattle eonsultanta. the business li cense (eP might be waived tor the nert ual rlgtlts of the unborn at s11 Wilbur L. F"ooes, a retired The location is the corner per session, and names are is rtghttu.Uy ours. p R Qi AI RMAH FOR year for the Ensign. months. postal letter carrier •OO Uved ot Marguerite Ave. and San DO'tf being taken for tbe waiting We sincerely trllst the gen. • • I know you will give thi s your immE'diate consideration, Amid the contusion ot those at !n3 W. 20tb St., Costa Mesa, JoaqiiLo HUts Road, Harbor Ust for September, 1974. Tbe en! plaD which Is llCnf being UNITED WAY DRIVE and that you wl II act with !he same SJ)!Til of friendly co-screaming tor tbertght to abort died Oct. 18 at the age of 76 View Hills, near St. Miebael's program is desiped to meet formulated will include tbepn-Pttlllc relaUoosehatrmantor operation that you have shown to mr fellow publisher. aided bJ a wealth of those w..; in Costa Mesa Memorial hos-the oeed.s of 3 and 4 year old eepts lald oul ln tbe "Newport this year's Southero Ora..np Sfncer~ly, fotlbd Justtftablesocialverbl.a&e pita!. LIG4L MOTICI ehlldreo. Tomorrow" stOOy and that the County United Way campe.IJD ARVO E:. HAAPA, Pltlllsber for escaping their respooslbtl-A memorial service was held NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARlNG Pa.reut study gro~s will be City Couoetl wtU face~ to U.s Is Tbomas S, Santley, usJatant lUes, M~ bJ tbe sensuously Oct. 23 at the First thlted Nottee Is bereby 11,.10 tbat formed. Speakers wtll be obllpUon of lnsurlng that our W'lee-presldeot of communlca- proml..seuoos and mon.Uy coo-Methodist church ln Costa tile Planning Commission of scheduled &Dd worksbops re-most nhable recreaUooal re-Uoos for Paeme M'llttal IJfe That City Council of 1952 did grant tllSed, tbe state passed the law Mesa, wtth Dr. Earl w. ls-the City ot Newport Beach wtll la.ttnr to the growth aod devel-source will become uatlableto Wurance Compuy In Newport financial r elief to the Balboa Bay Club's permttttoc aborttoo. bell of!lclattng. lnurnment wtlJ hold a pubUe hearing to eon~ opmeat o1 JOUII( ehlldreD trill all andooDil8raeeesslbleonty Center. With tbe 21st Senate aiMt 41st be 1n Clayton, N. M. slder the dopU 1 the C be offered. to a eboseo few. He also senes u a flee-magazine, but would you believe that they AssembiJW'oCeandtbestgnature BeU-Br06dway of Costa a on o on-president on the Southern turned me down! They didn't even answer ot tbe go"t'ernor, the death wv-Mesa Is In charge of arrange-serntion ot Nattaal Resources LE 1 1 ERS TO EDITOR <>ranee Couoty United wa n.ot wu stped 00 34Z,OOO ba-ments. Element of the Newport Beach baud. 1 my letter, even if I did use the magic bles. That number 1s bow m&aJ Yr. rooes is s urvived by General Plan. • ~...... Worttnc with him are· Betty word, 11 cooperation," that the Chamber abortloos tRW'e beea performed his wtle, Bernice; a soo, Mooty Notice 15 beraby turtber ""en p CONGRATln.ATIONSI IDJ ._.._.. KOVetDmant. Bartley, d1netor or pl:ti.Ue in- LD tbe state slnee 1968. of Cosb. Mesa ; a daugbter, that tbe said plt!Ue bearJngwtll ublbber of the Efllip, 1'bank J~ 1D addition, for formaUoa tor Cr.tpmanCoUere· of Commerce is now substituting for the Wttb the llber.aUJatioo ot Loun MerrUI of Washington, be Dekt oo the 8th daJ ot NoW'-Dear Hop, ..,OOidiDc Gmernor R•p.n's Mike lrii.Dahan, eommUDity-re: nasty word known as ''subsidy." But abortioo 1n recent years we and 4 g:randc:tltldren. tmbel', 1973· at tbe hour ot torcoocn.tulatioos tor Jout edt-:!' refor:'.tlDl':ee. ~: may tatlons manapr ot the ltTine r.ve clleapened all Ufe tyj tbe He was born ln Kansas and 7:30p.m. in tbe Couocll Cr.tm-tal oo mt.approprtated poll-our e udaef Compu.J; Kltk MoN'oe, prest-perchance a breakthrough is now being calfllll diamlssal of IID'Wanted had ll•ed bere 10 years. bers of tbe Newport Beacb City Uca1 tmdlnf. I hne always lea:tslaUve freebooters. deat of KAPX (nl); aDd Car 1 made, and I can send another letter to bl.bles. now lone before the The family suggests memor. Hall, at which time aDd place admired your eoara ... ena =·~ Mullen, director or ~e~ C m:nraDted eldetiJ __ or tbe m~-tal eootrtbuttoos to the Cal any lDd all persoos interested tbose t1mu we do DOt aiJ'et, ea bead tor Vlaloa Halt)'; Alaa Nlcbol-the ity Council, or merely recopy the wanted mlsftts __ or tbe 1111_ Farley Boys Ranch lD Ta.sc:osa, may appear md bebeardtbere-You Mt aa exeeneot uample Realtor lOa. All.nstooeman ,_ Aaoe . 1952 version. Its heartrending plea ought wanted retarded __ or tbo 111_ Tn. 00· I<>< Chrlallu -... a otblcs SURGEONS IHOUCTEO ,..q.. Otaoo, s.. J,.. cap:;: not to go unheeded a second time. wanted anytbiDg --cae be ELSINORE ROOT DIES ~=:.OOENER, JH. :::" JOOcompUmontyoaroom. ThrH ..,_.!rom uc 1r truo Cbambor ol Commerce; scrapped tust aacutally?Wba.t Sen1 bald Ott 23 Plannin.g CommlJaloo, own ";00~ PI:~ type 011: JOUf YIDI ,_,.. bMa elected to Fel: Arlene Sebafer, Coat& Mua; I would suggest that all other businesses would .. ....,ed __ tall• ma-, .. waro • Too 1111111 tupoyora .._0 ...,.llllp IDllloAmorlcaoColto .. JOI>II Spear, ciiJ'o<to< ol4oYOJ- 1n Newport Beach follow suit, and present torlty YOlo of the LepslatOD'o? ID Bell-Broodway cbapei,Cosla City of N.-.rport Beaeh J~-·-·-·~·a -I ~-oiSor-. TboyanDr.R<>b-.. -lt>r llC lr'fiDo; EYOrott Abu11oo 1a a moral !ant Mea£ for ElstDore Root, 89, ot Pli>Usb: Oct. 2!5, 1973, 111 the =k ~-•-~ ert B. B&rtJett ot Santa Aa. Temme Amtrtl&iDL and lett thetr requests for help to an understanding IJnooMnc tbe moot ... : ?38 . Zotll st., costa Mesa, NI!WpOI't ... ..,. Eaotp. Nboo'a c..;~. 1 _ .-elate 111-ol...-aJ w-•· llouctal .,.u. at City Council, I can Imagine that the city ctous 11111rom God --life It-•1':ldlad Oel. 22 '1 lloog boo-SAM OXARART OF C.M. nmo-toc lbo .;;..,.:.;::;;. _,,Dr. Atu B. r ....... P..,Uic illaloaL would be most happy to "cooperate" with 1011· 11 " cu tab tbo life P Olllci&IIArat 111o •ntcnu SUCCUMBS AT AGE 58 tor bla-loiDI•11art "'-~ .._ .... _ HEW BANK'S DEPOSITS of 011 ...-, elllld, -~~~ ID-Dr. v--FH•w--of~ RJy. lor God, oor 0 S. --• ol--..rJ,.IIICIDr, TOP FOUR "ILLIOH local hardware stores, markets, restau-noceot of atn, -tooc-. .,_-tlnlty c;;~~ .. ;;..":un.nt Sonlcoo 'Will bo hold ~. aad lllo-..;.. llaltJo lo .._ lam• R. ... ..,. o1 K""''Irl Dc>ollta to "'~~~o '"'"' rants, drug stores, camera shops, cloth-tho t>or-• ..., ,_ IABaata c • Oet 2'!, at 2 p.m. ID BeD--FJCiallllbolrouttnlo. Boacfl, ""'""" .,.,.,..,. at 11a_, Bul< .... --~~ are ·-1o tho llata lt>r 111o "" rus. Br-, C-~ Coot& M-, Tllo DaiiJ l'llol .-11r •••w&WJ, ,..., ,_ !«-U lllll1loo - 1ng stores, service stations, barbershops ~':S::. oltbe-..:;::: s:.oo'bld ";.:, :!."":: tor Sam 01anrt, 11, at m a~ dootac tilt ... .,...: aolll-lood Ita doora !'S::..~= real estate offices, beauty salons, bars, u JOOn. Bbo 18 .-.... by E. ~st., Coot& 111-, -alllaoJ ~ •• ..._do,... 1M ,_, occ:or4ac 1o - car dealers, travel ~aencles, builders, ·-11" ""' -•..., • do,... illra Bert>anllow-dlod 12 ID c---Ia.. .,._.llop)J: LJIICII.--.. yoar, For -o,la-ollllo ... oleo* M' Ma-'tl """"taL "I -t DtiDCtploa, !101 -loo • tnaurance agencies --any and all bus-b!r--IIIIa Ia Leo-... -· kiii'WillboiDPoclllcVIIw IIIUI• • ·-~--.-Allrtllo, Ia llllt, !bon -• 5C:T •• AT-ARM5 HAMID mo-lparll, llarbor Vlw 1 1q1o-olllda'lrlllroet Acc01din1 tD ill• pace ol .... -alud by a-ol tneaae• that are having a tough time 00 -111 1m,-. Btano a.-.., -o1 aw.. ""·--·-• Ood wbich 1, aiu• .,.., loo4ill an.,.. c_, --maid._ a go ollt. wonl,tll. IIJII'II,taon-. illr. ud lira. F, G. klllc-illr, Oarart, a-oiFII. -tu -,. 11oa laod-me, u 1 ,.;10 muterbullcl-=:aooo"!:..":i'lo'%::.! ....... mea-Is o!lered 1n the true 1 ?,see, a-tea -u llu "' 110'1 lllrl>aorcl, Hor-lorlao, -tar 14 ,.... u bill. ., R. ~ I ._, lool er, 1 .... laid doe r!,"ii*' ,_.._ 1o11r t~• -,...., _,. -u 1111 two JtOn ,..._ .... Vlalr llllla, lou-olocl-a..,. b-11~11-Dnat'• .... -riP tt•--d..,, and -iller dcth --, ,_ apbit ol cooperation and with a llincere ~.lltou-•1114f td_,.._,..·at~~~o.._ atr...a-_,.. -It ..u • ..... Nil IMr••· Bot 1., • ...., _ =::;:•t!.!"::"O:: -•-for fa1r pla:y --because no favor-IIIII "011:.!'.!'!~"'-:'~~~ ~: -"t_la •'1'":..!'. illo1 ""'· Jl e '" lo""' -P-Ilk• bod how h• bultdolll ---•·w •• -· --·~ ·--. 1111 -·· --·-. .. 0 -w ..... --..... .... -..... 1.. • 11011-.. W.m muat be llbown when tax monte. plala _._ ,_.x"""" • ...... art, -JoN~•-ton. ....,. a.-a o1 Dol ,.,...;" ..._ .,. Clod-Par !:;. lbundalloo can :"\.:'""'· ...... .,_ 1_..,_, out to _,.·tretc"-" a•ma of IIOftilltll, lorTialllocollopolarlaMd-ud"'*c:o-flla....._,._ll"lll .... ~· I -· I 1-" are--......~-Ml-lttlolillolloa--aad "'• _..,"'mo.. uc1 alllr-VIdor ... -111 ... b-AM;.--07 • a ~~. •-•lUI -uao.. wbo are wttbout "lride 01" 8ham8 ---~----..: Dt .. MftutaouT....., .,,.""""_ . • .. 11011 .......... ..w .. Ia Jo•a Oltlal. a ""1 ... ._.,_.,_ · • • -11111•1 -llll.o .. Codetlol•a 3:10, II.) -. -. " • 81" 'ASTM .tH l<OP.O,J< • 1710MIWPOIT con" , .. ,,. ·~_,., Duke to get kudos -att 1WJ btloc Dr. Robtr1 Seballor. - acccQd b' dle JOidM lftl'd ol tbt GudeaGrcwtCommuaity ..._.1 1a11 lOr lilt -Cbur<: .. Will lll•t lilt lmoca- ofllltAmwteuCuetrllodtiJ. 1*. Dr. Br11Ct Rblatllorl ud Oruct COW, 0111, wbldl wtU 1111 Society I« IJie Pr.-.a- -aetor ~-w.,..li>r 1111 -"' Blr o.-wtu-tumaattartaa coatrfblltloDI U.. mUilc:.. Aa aa:liliarJ bDe.. toward tbt crMUt to C<laqi.W Uoo at tbt ... ot wtU bt a c:ucer i:a _. 11lltlmt. l'crm• "1Ueat auctloa" cbalrmanoed aetor WUUam Gup.n t. boa-by JIUDI Capey. Ol'll'J' ebalrmu, ud Mr•. Carl Jack Bl1Iey, lrlnc ot "0ue. Rau: L)'tM 1a ebatrmu. Tbe tor a day," w11J be muter of .,..,. wtll bt blld at the Balbo& euemonles. Bay Club th1J: Saturday, Od.27. Members of the younpr 190- Aa I.P&apral ._llsoUYenlr wt.U eratton a.sslstlo.g wtth the ball be CIYID to 81th cueat. are Camtlle Tale, Kathy Durkee, Sue Kemble, Terry LIGAL MOTICI Monl.soo aDd Kareo Quinn, all from Corooa del Mar; Jeanne -,!!!!,,;!!!!!!!!:f FICTJTIOtB Bt.61NESS NAME U:ori.a.rty, Debbie Hlll. Janet : STATEMENT Owen, Sue Martin and Marlee Tbe folloWing periOD lldoln( Means trom Santa Ana; and ..... _ ... - busiDess as: WelltmiDster Lori Hicks from La Palma. Motor Inn. 15061 Be&cb Boule-TRE.+.T FAMILY WILL oud, Westmluter 926113, Pa-PERFROM FOR EBELL clfle HoJ.IdaJ Resorts, 240New- port Center Drive, Newport Beach. Ca.lll. 92660, Calltornl.a corpontioo. Tbts bUsiness Is conducted byao:orponHm. Corporation Name : Paclfic The Nov, I meeting ot tbe EbeU CJtj) of Newport Beach will be hekl In tbe clttlhouse, 515 W, Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Holiday Resorts. 1!.==~~~"-==•.!1 Stpature ' Title: Douelas Program for the day wtll be the Treat f.amUy --Clareoee, Vlrgtnia and sons Dean aDd Jamie. Clarence and Y1r&:1Ala are graduates of Occidental College. Clarence was preYI- ously wUh the Christy Mlo- strels, and has appeared on televtsion and In many night clltl enpgt~ments. Mallory, Mana gin&: Dlrector. Tbls statement was ftled with tbe Cotmty Clerk ot Ora.nae County oo Oct. 1, 19'73, Wil- liam E. St John, county clerk, by Theresa M. Ward, deputy. Publlsb: Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25, 1973, 1o the Newport Harbor Enstp. F -28581 Their program, with guitar accompaniment, rlllls the gamut from pop to coWltry music. AIRMAN RECR tnT Daniel J. Don, 1100 of Mr. CUftord D. Don fl. lUI Back Bay Dr., Newport Beach, bas p-aduated from recruit tra1D1ng at the Nanl Tra.ln.lng Centu, San Dleco. WITCH·s HERBS TO BE GARDEN QU B TOPIC ''Herbs ooa broomstick'' will be tbe toplc of Mrs. Robert C. Wylder at the Oct. 31 meeting ot tbl Harbor View Hills Gar- den Club. The group wtU learn abota witch's berbs, past and present. Opening her home for tbe 12 :30 meettna: wiU be Mr s. Lurreoce M, Jooes. Co-Host- esses w-UlbeMrs. Walter Goeg- gel and Mrs. Robert A. Kendall. Mrs. Wylder, a member olthe American Herb Society and the Loog Beach Herb Society, Is the co -atthor of '' Ao herb garden of verses." IIDIPORT HAR80A Ell SIGN PIJII.JSIIED IEEIILY -PAGE 3 OlftJRSOAY, OCT. 1$, 1973 IXlllliiA DEL MAR, CAL JAN HARROD WEDS DOUG SCHAUMBURG COI'OGI del W:u biJb ec:bOol aod Orange c o ... t Collep Jb.d. enta became "Mr. a.ad Mrs ... to a p.rdell wedd.lll& etrtmOGJ lleld at tbe home of Mr. andMra. Roo Harrod 1o Harbor Vi" HUla, puents oltbe brlde, Ml.u Jan Harrod. Tbe bridegroom la Douglaa Schaumburc ot Corooa del Mar, son of llr. aDd Mrs. Fruk Scbaumbur& of Tlllttn. An eight o'clock ceremony •as performed by the bride's uncle, Judge Sam E. Coll1ns ol Fullerton. Attendi.Dg the bride was her sister, W:l.ss KJt Harrod. Standing ~ with tbe groom n.s his brut.her, Steven Schaumburg. The bride's cousin, Patrtck Collllu;; n, served a..s rtng bearer. The bride chose a wedding gown of orpnr.a aDd lace, made with a lace bodice wtth long steen s ending 1n a polDt. Tbe moo away collar was lined wttb soft folds ot orgaitJ.a. She wore an heirloom necklacewtthpea.ri pendant. Both U1e bride aDd groom graduated from corona del Mar high school and attended Orange • MRS. SCHAUMBURG Coas t College. After gradllilting --:-::-:-:-:--::::=:=:-- from occ, the groom attended LIG.AL MOnCI Denver University and San NOTICE OF INT ENTION Diego State. The couple are EN GAGE IN THE SALE making thelr Hrst borne in ALCOHOLIC BEVE RAGES Steamboat Springs, Colo. October 15, 1973 MEMORIES OF STROLLER WHITE ~:~~E~rJ~J'·;~~~~~:S (Continued from Page 2) Dally Nuget 1n 1899 and coo~ servattoo and most people dls-hereby given that the under - ed In both hemispheres and lle Unued ln the Whitehorse Star Uke prohibition. Proposition 20 signed proposes to sell alco- was kept busy answering let-and Strollers Weekly, He passed with Its good intentions Is Uke hollc b@verages at the pre m- ters, even from tbeDepartment away 1n Juneau, on Sept. 28, Volstead's prohlbltlonactwhlch ises, descr ibed as follows :2816 of Agriculture In Wastltngton, 19SO suntved by bls wife a tso had good intentions. I just La.b.yette Street, Newport D. C., req~~estlng data Oil tee daughter Lenore and son Strol~ feel thai to presene great un-Beach, CaWornta. worms. ler (Albert) of Balboa. lslalld. developed areas for aolmals, Pursuant to suc h inteolion, The StroUer nwnberedamoog 1n tribute to him, dean of blrds, bees, and the Uke means the lllder slgned is applying to hts friends a.oother plooetr, joW'Dilists for Alaska and the that man wtll be compelled the Department of Alcoholic Robert W. Serrlce, WhO was a Yukon, the u. s. Department of to create towns and areas of Beverage Control for issuance bank clerk at Whitehorse and l.Dterior Da.med one of the peaks greater density in adjoln.log of an alcoholic beveragt-li cense often came to the Stroller llOme In the Juneau area Mt . Stroller areas. (or licenses ) for these preml~ to chat. He talked about Ills Wtttte. Mrs. White was given Man goes where man wants ses as follows: ON SALE BEER writtngs and how the publishers the prlrllege of selecting one to Uve; If over the past cen-AND WINE, (BONA F'IDE PUB- bad retected his poems until of two sites and she cOOse a tllties only 277,000 wanted to LIC EATING PLACE). he became so disappointed that snow capped peak at the oorth Uve there, the envlrooment and Kane, tUrriet A. he decided to stake his own side of the Mendenhall Glacier, the preserve are not 1n danger Publis h: Oct. 25, 1973, In the money on them and bad spent a mountain visible from the of belng destroyed. Newport Harbor Ensign. $100 for 24 copies of ''The small slliTimer cabin at Auk Spell ot the Yukon," to be Lake that she and her son, printed by the pubUsher who yolllg stroller had built sev-l H had re}ected It, aDd he gue era\ years befo're. the books away as g1f'ls to hls Some time later the mother CO RO ... A 0 E L MAR ! friends. The whole west went died and Lenore a schOOl SBRVIHG l!NTIR8 ·•, wild o'er the book~-schOOl teacher In Los Angeles for J tHt boys, miners, bar teDders were years, passed any about 7 IIAR80R ARBA JIIII!J . ~ .G _ commtttlng to memory of years ago. ~ •-________ "_9_ --· _--L __ ·--· .. rses of ''The Creamatioo of Today tbe stroller Whtte clall ... _ 4 Sam McGee" Ud "TheSbootlDc lDCWdes a third Stroller Tod ot Du MeGrew,'' YQtm~ Wblte who established a 'track T ...... : .. awln Stroller White, born In White record tor the mile at the ' . Horse, remembers sitting oo ca..wornJa state track meet, 2711 E . COoUT HIGHWAY 171•1 875-t400 the lap of Mr • Servtce at Urnes carrying the standard Of the COAOHA DI'L ~ ...... CALl i". 02e25 when he came oYer to their Newport Harbor high school. ~;;;;::::;:;;;:::;;::;:;::;:;:;::;;;;;;;~ home to chat. Tod and his w1le, Linda; !1a ugh-l Upon his return to U, S. ter Naclia and the fourth Strol- Terrltory, the Stroller was ter Un tJi Prlncetoo New Jet - elected to theTerrttorl.aiHouse sey. Ga11 White, dauihler of the of Representatives, serTtngooe Strollers is an American Em - term as speaker; he was ln the bassy orftcer In Guatemala, a ambassadorial service and was pilot and also a writer. CALL FOR BEST PRICES (714)979-6642 (ZIJ) 411-JZ41 LEGALTOOWN GOLD IQl $0 !>ALES .. 'AN QPPOATUfl.o oTIE$1 THE INTERNATIONAL SILVER EXCHANGE MEXICAN aC\4 AMERICAN • Breakfasts *Lunches *Dinners BUSINESS LUNCH SPEClAL--$1.25 CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY BRUNCR--10 to 2 Featuring Wine Muprlt:a.s, Beer ,. Wine Ope11 7 Days 6:00a.m. to midnight I~., Fri. & Sat. to 1:00 a.m. BreU:f.asts 6 toll Stm.U to Howard's HACIENDA Family Restaurant Hunting for the unusual? ll's open 5-ea· son .1nd bir pme for you sm.ut tilts! Bt-funky and bke it! Be~stly .utrac- tive fashions that look "illive" are runnlna wild o~t dlrector of the Alaska bureau So to the stroller White Clan of publicity. I bave tbls to say, So tooa.y I pay tribute to "I salaam before the altar While, Who could have of the ttrst Stroller's ach.leve- returned to the'' lower 48'' after ments, his courage, hts w1111n(- he 101 his ftrst pay chflci Uke ness to brave the tortures of so many other newsmen had bllu.ards of the oorth. r thank dooe. lnstead he accepted tbe blm and bl.s friend, RobertSer- et.llenge as a dedicated news vice, for the heritage they left ma.n and the sub~t or bls ar-on the blstory or man in the tlcles wu the motley }at or north without which the pioneers ne'er-do-wells, hard drinkers, and trootlersmen would be little pmblers, tar-tenders, drltteJ's, known ... c:nfters, bums and the wreck-On my return Yoyage I read age or human belngs, who con-about tbe Sierra Club, the ecol- trlbuted Utue gold but a great o(lsts and envlroomentaU.sts deal or color. His UDderlyiog opposlng the Alas ka oil llDe surge was to contrtbatt some-denlopment. It wa s dlmcult thlnc to his fellow man. to rna.ie for me to accept thelr position. his community a better place 1 could only see millions of In wtrlch to UYe. square miles in the oorth Mr. White, kDo11'tl throughOut Arctic region, a presene since the oorth for his timely, kindly tlme began tor millions of seals, hu~ aod his "Strollers Col-whales, walrus, otter, salmon, ' started in and ln thai great preserve of ice and cold only a handful ot man- ldnd, and r said to myself," Why not give men Uke Stroller Wblte, Robert Servtce, busll pilots Uke Bob Reeves and Ell- sen and others a better chance to belp maniJ.nd than they hid In the past., .. 1 thought, too, or tile animal act 1n Alasb prohlb!Una bi.Srt- ing tor seals, walrus and wbale except by the Eskimos and they could DOt re-sell their catch bUI could cane IYOry and tan bides for re-sale, yet across the wtter I bit, Japan, C blna aDd Russla could h110t and i.lll all tbey wanted. Most people be- Uen ln presern.tlon and con - LIGALM011CI FICTmOtE BtmNESS NAM'E STATEMENT The toll ...... ""'"'"' .. dolnc buslness U : A-A -A Pro~ •tad:lac. 174G Alllhttm Strttt. Coa:t. Mtta. CL 8!821: WUUam &. Gollll!lltr.ISU. ZlsiSir..t_ Costa Mta, Cs tta1. '11111 ~-11 ~ byu Lodl.-1. Sl .... , wuu. .. &. Gollocl*. Tlla ............ Dlodwtl> Lorralns SUtherland llmboret Rold at Bayside Dr. tilt COW, Cl•k ol 0ruco eo.tJ • Oct. I, 11'71, WIJ- IIullt.. ~ -·•t. , ,..._ ll. ,.,.., ..,. FASHIONS AT T1l£ BEACH Newport 8uc:11 I 67>3183 lklurs: 9-.l)-5-.30 /Sundavs: 11-4 Plbll* 0<t. 11. 11. II, lloo. 1. It'll, II tilt llftroori -L--------------------'r...._ F..U'lOI Op41n Mnnda\ thruuall Th ur•d&) 10• m In~ pm . fruJay 10 •"' I0 5 fH"' Drh·• up wind-O~fl t • m 10 5 .lJO p m To I p M F'rid•J Ac::mu h-om Ort.l'lll" County Airport 2121 C.mpu• DTiv*· Irvin., C.ltfoNII• (n41 1»4'700 -- "You know a good doctor for this?" It's • question v.-t a ns~r all the timt. Somtltmtl 11'5 !oOffiC• one new m the ne1jhborhood. Sometimes it's an o ld friend whl) JUllt doesn't h11ppcn to have a fa mi ly phySICian The boy ~pr:.ms an linkk ... the bA by runs a temperature .. Gr.tndmli has a bad cough. T roubled people often tum to us for hc'lp. and n ghtly so. We v.ort.. close!) V.!th physJCmm, provJdtng the mediC ines they prescribe and u~ 10 lheu-offices. We know v.ho they arc. 1hc:1r SJ)CC!.ii- IICS. thc1r office_ houn.. In an cllll!r~ncy v.c·re good people to ask And v.t0rc alwa~~ happy 10 be: of ~f''tCC to our fncnd~ and patrons. Clwistensen PLcamacy 3021 E. COAST HWY .• CORONA DEL MAR 673-2550 free Free Account For SHINGLES SIDING MASONRY Open a Savings or Checking Account of only $100. or more. and get your gift. Tlw I.' I'·~ ~~,, !" <.h/1\\ nur •lJl(ltf'riRI Hin !o \1111 !111 b.1n\.. n \\llh ~~~ hulr\!'n morr> 1mpnrtilnl \ nu lllpPtf'r\,111' th1· 'liPf'r fnf'n ril\ tf'Cf'llltnn .n ul I>III'Lnhhll\! ~1·n !II'\ m.-\l jii:PI .11 nur nrw b •• n~ In ,,d,ltlllln !·• I hi' 1-":lfl~ wr r1• Ill\ n1!0! ,11\ll\ durtnl! nur { .r.11ul Dpt'nlnR W I' fl' alqn nff,rtnj.! Alli'JlPilrlunl!\ 10 ~('I ill\ In 101' \:a\Hlll i'll linn I. Pu•IH'N Chl"l ~till: /\1 rount wh1rh t•llmm a l l"~ ,1J1 St'TI 101" r h.:trill"S fnr the hfP Of thr IH"COUI\1 nn m~t!l•r wh.11 halnnCf' }11U n\l.lnlfi!O All 111-lk f'~ !S o1 trw mt nu lf'S and ~·our $100 d1•pns1 1 If vou It\,. ,,r work 111 lrvtn t•. Nf•Wpo tl llr111 h, Cn!il·' to.•ll•!la, Cnrona olf>l Mar nr Tu,.!tn, w t0r•' hPtr> whf'rf', nu nl"cd U!l with n fult-r•nae Of banktnR ti i'TI IC.f'S Hipway Houle of Prayu U i I I. C:OAI T II'IIY ., C:OIOIIA DIL MAl LO.II LIVIL-IIAI IHTBaDifHOMIHATIOHAL, PULL GOII'BL MIMOAY ICHOOLt fll41 WOI .. , IIIVICe 11tM IVAM8fLIIYIC IIIV1C ...... P.L MIMOAY P IAYII .utD IIIL.I ITVDYt ,,. P,M. WIOM:IJDAY WILLIAM T. II lOAM, rAJTOI rHONII UJ:1r.2 Jlgmout~ alotigrrgllftlrltal Gllpm~ A "'•• •fii,J•,••II-1 CtMwr•1•llo11.J Ctri•tl• Cj•rcb '111£: REV. lOHN A. LIIIDVALL,IIWtter Saadly 9e'Ytce: 10:00 a.m. United · Way collects 22% A Ioiii al fUO,US 11U-, .. , 'Ill •• US a1 - eolloeW II! Ult In!-s..-.,-'*' ...,.. "' .. -· Orulp c.., --at "''· Ullliod Wq Ot~p. 1'1d.llo -P,IH. Ul "' Ult JIIO)oclod .. , "' , .... ._ _____ _ fl.l mHUoo. ~ 1'bul flCUrM Ql'l Q.. ...cld bJ carqpatp c~ TbOmu r. Rlloy clarlDr- Way'• fttlt lUIIICheoa-r1Jl(a1 mMUar, October 17, at tbt Lt,...a Hllll Hlltoa. Tom Flynn from Santa Aaa- Tutin reported $Z~,ll80l' 7.21 of their pl. Dr. Doo Kleelmer of Oranp aid that $10,560, or 18.1111, of tbietr pl has ~n reached. . TOES I South Coast's 8111 Walker bJl91,mced they have reached 29.3 or goal, with $9,93-4 In tbe un. 5 lb .... ROJ. J2.50 $2.00 -=-::..::-==--==--·----· """•'" -.,...Ill ..... "-'• ....... J.MO .... ft. t•lhltl1411 ......... ..,.L .,..'"-.,._ ., .. "' ... ......... 0'-'-~•t•t ....... ,. ... .... Or .... .., .. ..., ........... . SCALLOPED HAM & POTATOES 1/2 ~q~JUe ma.rprtM 4 Tb. 11our-Salt A.P-Ia 1Uto 1/4 to 1/2 e. dry milk phil I e. water I~VZ e. DB dleed potato.• phil 4 e. water 1/Z e. 1w.m TVP die" plu 1-VZ c. water 1/Z c. cr&ted cbeeM (or dry cheddar) llll>lo -: 1:00 a.m. Ud ?:OOp~m. Clloalar<e•~•ee'"-"""'to,ota. 32162 IIOAD STRIIT, MI-.. ·--'H Ht~tsery ure prowl4e4 'h•Re: 6.(2-2740 THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH nil C:INTII POl IIILIC:AL STUDIIS • , ... MOLIA Sf, AT flU A.L alaLI Q.AIIII CELEBRATING tile Z5tb UDI.versary ot Snack Shop No. 1 1n Ccnaa.dtl Mar are, from laft, Elfrieda BJII: or Costa Mea, oae ol tbl Cll1ctDt1 wattr ... l, wbo t. .tiU wtth the orpn- tattcw, 11: Retb.a'• 1D N.wport; Ben Cagle, marltetinr di- rector lor Far Wut Serrictl, aDd Norm Gall~, Southern Ctlllonla aJ'Oa .._....,., (Botl! Koch photo.) Doreen Marshall said U.t the Harbor Area bas eolleeted 1 : CHEDDAR CHEESE CbMM mix for cauerolu I S-1/4 lb. 11A , Reo. sus $5.95 . --------·· -· ... --:-----. Reeoostttute DH produces. ComblDe milk, batter, nour and alt to mate a 1rbl.te auce. Coot UDt.ll 1mooth. Lay• bam, potatoes &Dd cbetse 1n c.aaetole dliib. Pour auce ower th1a ~YealJ. 8ab 45 mlllutes at 300 delfeea. Snacks at '48 prices IAMTA ANA A¥1. 11aM A..L WOIIIUP MOUI COSTA MilA J1ll P .L I¥A8.LIJTIC MOUI Dl. ltiiiMT C:OMIS, P'ASTDI I PANCAKE SYRUP I Yaple or Boysenberry Kamp Pack l COSTA 1111:8A CODNSJ:LINO CENTER Prlc:oo -• rolled bac:• a TO IMHAHCI DTMAIIIIC: LIVING q-ala c•turJ lor-clay APIOTBER Mllfi!TJT or TIE nUT BAPTIST CHURCH as S111.ck &bop Ho, liD Coroaa RIV. JAM IS HIHRT, DIRIC:TOI delllor -Ill Z5tblllllli-"''IUJ' 1ut Friday. FA.IIIJ:LT, PER801f.U.. CALL 541-l'JU 1be D*la tor UM cii.J wuthe II.AIUT AL COIIIIIEUIIG 01 !141411? LURH TO LIVI "nil DYNAMIC: LIP I" aamo u llwu cm0ct.ll,ll4ll, '==========~~=========. wr..o Jotmllld A_,.,,..,elDtoe:h, r both: n-UarlDel,utumedown- We IDYttl JOG to worlblp erlhtp of tbe little re.tauraot I'IIJT·OI\Iaat M LUTHERAN CHURCH at Acaele A ... Ud Cout Hwy. QfaiiT, ICDHJUI PWD b&mbw'JWn .old tor !5~; SMJ Yilri.Uo OF THE MASTER dol ... hllmbarpr with melt«< ......... .._. 2t00 hdfic Vt.w Or. ebeue llld llboeltriDp, ~; IVIIOAY IQIOOL. Corone dll Mlr, Cliff. .t.U IUdWtc:ll with treacb fttes t .... •4 10110... LAWRENCE D, FRUHLDCC a.Dd aild, ~~; IJ.ab IDd eblps lt.INDAY ID.VJCIII PI.G«-PIIOM 844-UM wbolltb~otr-IDrt udSS'Aiad, 11«: , t ... -· .... ... •-.• 0 Tj toppriC. WSIJIGIOAY avaNIMG StnmAY SCHOOL CLASSES oc tbe m-., $1.45, tor ebera ME.-rDIG 1 ,.-. AU Acta: 9:15 to 10::15 a.m. IP«lal .teO wttb 0111oa rlnp, UUJIMG ~ Worsblp Hour-10:!0 a.m. ~. •tad, aboeltrlDp aDd •:t:l.~ 9 ..., • 5 p.a. NarMf)' lDd Coffee Hoar roll w; 1 t ~. 7,45 ,. • ..,. ___ ;.Pr;.;OY!dod;;;;;;;_ ___ .J Sotck Shop No. llatbt "fl&c- ...__._ _. ....u-, atlip" ol a mulU -miiUoo dollar ·-T · •-r enterprlM. n.. restallr'Uta co .9La·Sp.&l7·9p.a ATTEND by the oamea ot R11bo'a, ___ .._,_ URCH Reuben E. Let, Coco'a, l&a---v--THE CH •-· • p•··•ho ~-Je --uval I, _... UA, "!Ia r. --•.Wlmftlll Moonnker, ~Iller, Yum .. - OF TOUR CHOICE ..::a,.., • Ywn Tree ud U. Robert E. c...i .W... Lee. Tbey are loelted ID Art-Jl ~~-REGULARLY · M r-.r; Vft Dt. &ona, CaUfornla, Colorado, IUIGAY ICIDK. It a.a. CoooecUcat, Gtorcia, Haftll, -y·-YD n..... GlACE BIBLE OIURCH llluoart, Nobra ... , Now Yor• W&t._Y-..cl aDd P.....,lnnla. ~~ , -1,... Amertcu Leeton Hall 0a Oet. 1~. 1948, tbere na -· &. ci-te.,. 585 W.l8tb, Coata Mesa tuat tbe No. 1. Thelma a.od Ed ....,_ .• _ ••rts • REV. TOM TYRI!.E, Poator Walker, wbo had atarted the ........._, •• ...., ....... SUNDAY SERVICES: restaurant, noted to mo't'e ba.ck ....... , 05 • * ., .. , IO:SO A.M. '7:00P.M. east aDd theJ aaked JOhn and .... 11 ...., •4,... Stmctay 8Cbool, aUagea, 9:30 Aladrey 11 tbey nnted to take ·y ..... -'1r ....... M ROME BIBLE CLASSES: onr, jut Z WMU Iota .... a ,. __ _. c.u m.0092 bid .u.n..s-... , '""'"· '•n••"· ...... ...... • T•c 81bleDoctrtoe• tile be_. af I klu Ul"'> .... tbrOQCtl Rotud Wrtpt, maaa-r ---• D!LI-1"1....---L. rer ol me Belboa branch ot tbe ~ ·--= ~uu;u -d Amorlc:a, the,..., .... •OIIIH ltl. IIMGSTOM. P'AlTOI WU made, 23RO ST. at ORAMGE, COSTA MESA -6 .. 5-5050 The oew owners dld all the SIIDday morninc woralltp _ 10:10 a.m. SllDdaJ School work them~elnt, Jotm u the S .~ ~--old o 011 9 00 cook ud A.lldrey u the ftit . ..... , eY ... _... wor p • : p.m. : a.m . w-~-&da Blbl --~ ? 00 uu. They eloHd the re.tau-~F~;;:""¥1Ddii..,.~'~-~~·~,~bar~ch~-~wtit~:r"~a~f.;~~lea~· ~· ~~-~,q~·~m2:'~"~'!,.;;·m~';;. ;;;;~ rant ••ery MODdayaotheyeould scr.., the place from top to bottom, setting a Jtandard of FIRST BA ,,...,u ..... that , .. marUd 2501 CLIF, .OR ., HIWP'ORT IE -642·7443 lhe opmoUoo lhrou ... ut tho 0 Z5 }lUI. DR. f . K!HT H I!SHORE The MCOOd Snack Shop was pASTOR opened 1.D 1950 at 1717 S, Ma.1D SU~DAY SCHOOL.,,,. f1JO A.M. II.L.l STUDY ,,.,..,._.,. 1 ~ 10 A.M & 7 St., Santa Aoa. and No. 3 1D ~ • • • • vo • 1951 at 1 7tll St. and Flower St., Santa Ana . BtU Mcintyre, Joho's brtJtber-ln.Jaw, oow 'ftce.prelideat of Far WutSer. •tces, joiDed the Mclnta.b or. pnluttc. with Saact Sbop No. 3. Jim Gray, wbo had bleD u eucutfn I.D bu.TJ coostnetloa .. -oat. Joined ... ·-oc "GAS SAVERS" back by popular demand The "Sexy" European . . . CAPRI and a Free 10-speed Bike ($149.00 REAL VALUE) WITH A HIW 197J CAPRI OIIRID AMP PILIVIRID DUliNG OC:TOIIR 2000 SERIES OR V /6 Terrific SELECTION now in stockl ..... ,.,.,... .& son .............. CMI. c.t'A-e ..... operation In 1960 for tDe est:ab. Usbm~nt of Reuben's neu the Upper Sty bridge. In 19641 the speetaeular S2 mlllloo river. boat restaurant, the Reuben E. Lee, was bum on the channel near ReLmen's. Now there are 95 restaurantll ln the tar flung enterprlst, employees numbering weUover 1,500, an annual payroll total. ling several miiUon dolla.u, and more restaurants lD the planD!ng stage •• all the off- sprtnc ol No. 1 llere ln Corona delMar. It's almost as important ali physical therapy at First Hcalthcarc Centers. Because we know that active hand~ mean active minds. And active minds are happier. Of course we offer complete pro- ' 7 os. Paclll:are S9' r 6 Servtnp Prices Efteetlve 10/24 ttlru 10/31 Ope11 Man. thru Sat. 9100 -6100 -------------------------San Die PERMA -STOR FOODS ,f-1366-0 LOGAN AVENUE BUer E COSTA MESA -556-7290 WE'RE EASY TO FIND! ++--"',.,--r-1~ LOW MOISTURE ,DODS ,OR fe ss ional nursing care. We're accredited hy the Joint Commission on Accredira- lion of Hospitals . But we know that people need more than nursing care. That's why we have <1 full activity program to keep up the Come visit. HOME· C:.t.MPtHG ··BOATING. STORAGE spirits. We have crafts programs, bingo games, movies, and much more. We know that laughter is very effective medicine. After all. we have parents, too. First Healthcare Centers We're family. X First Hcalthcare Corporation A part of CNA Financial Corporation Pn Lido Rttllhnn 466 Flaphlp Rood Newport Beach, Calif. 92660 • Phone 642-8044 Pn s-o1or Hall-. I«!Superior Ave. Newport Beach. Calif. 92660 Phone 642·241 o Newport VII• He~ 4000 Hl1orla Way Newport Bach, Calli. 92660 Phone 64MI61 I 1 IIDH)IIT IWIOR !IISit. I'IIIUSM£1) WfllllV • PAGE 5 lliUIISDAV, OCT. 21. 1571 COROllA DEL ll.\11, CAL. Rmmnmt1 Chlneee-,..,1611co, Styles for expectant X.. llJ1 &Dd • ..._ mat.r ~ be •JPI!dUt motbera ciA"hhltb' 11111 ·-will bo ---olloiiiD Boa(e pre•tal od-d a bMIIGt ~ lbow tor DCaUoa &lid aurct.t c~ lloec ..,....., at 10 a.m. Moo-They IDelude' Ka1bJ Allu, dly, Oct. It, at R<Jb!,_..•a 8UUJI Allen, Tory Bl.tUcb.. Lido~ ta room to Jl.lldoa Carol Clau, Patrkla CoWU,. liJud. 'hi ~llc: 1.1 IDYt.Md. Susaa Crue, Sandra MUJtr, Cuisine 1111 $1.50 dcwttoo lDelUIIM Kim Moyer, Rutll Kt.uey, Kay lt-4.(.4C:~ carr. ud pulrlu, dn'lr1Dp Rammtnc. SaDdra Rullf..-. \\.1 P:Arom,._iu Good Food WNCH, DINNER. COCKTAilS TO GO (SPECIAL DISCOUN iclr ,.,.... prtu1 Uld the Pal Van Cleen. _ao.r, trllkb t.a.tur., dHip.a All proceeds wtn be ll8lld to lor tM actiYt •JPtCtant mother purehase 11ttsaY1ng eql.dp~ •• pula IUlta to boliday party for Hoag"s labor and delivery .,.... rooms and newborn ouuery. Keep cool with BANQUETS /CATERING Modelln& lor tbe beaetlt Ylll CANVAS To s.,,.. Y"" a Memonzbk v;,,., is Our Goal Pumpkin carving time AWNINGS -~~-• '•\.'- PUTTING THE FINlSHJlfG TOOCHES OD tbelr bud wwk, mtmbera of Nnport Cbapta' 8 of the Forest Home Wornan'a AU11Uary are ptt1Ac ready tor tbelr pu11D tbe ror .. t Home Atmlllary Chrlstmu fair, wb1cb wW be beld S&tu:rcily, No•. S, at the Hollywood Presbyterian Church. Three dlmensiooal pictures, craBDJ MW1a, dolt., hand -crocheted pot holders, painted toy plaques: ud bud-caned wooden plna are amonc the U.ms being put together and &.played by, from wt, Mra. Tbomu Moock of Balboa, pruidellif: elect of all the aUI.lllarlea; Mrs. Rleba.rd Van Dyke at Corooa del M.ar, protect ebalrmaa; Mrs. Georp Smlth ot LaguDa Hilla, eorreapnnd'ne MCteta.ry o1 till Newport CbaptC'; Mrs. Coy Goddard of Corooa del Mu, ptillleU:y cha.Lrman; and, .. ted, Mrs. Cbarlea Steak ot Balboa, chairman of tbe local chapter. Proceeds of the ta.1r •111 be UMd for scholarsltlps aod improving the faellltles at tbe Foreat Horne Cbrlatian MountaJn Camp. hmpttn1 with moutba full entry (ooty 1 per first P"ader) al teetb and lfeal btc eyes, or must have anldeotUlcatloDcard wU1I ooe ·ICna:J tooth and a l.odtcattae the ebild's ume, ad- bu.haa DON, will be entered dress, phone cumber, JCbool, La tbe Harbor A.rea's foorthan-and tbe pumpkin eantnc cate- nual pampldo ca.rvln( coolest, gory selected for eompetWoa.. •bleb 1a e.-reotly ooder way. Flnll )udctac aDd pnND- bon'! let the sun SPOil ,ou• PBIIO fun ShBd• "''HI C:OIO•fu• cari\IIIIS lor cool comtort Ca11 or come tly lor free est•matt.s OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK IN CORONA DB. MAR 673-9919 2121 E. COAST HWY. Board of S~rvisors has accepted the low bid ot Sukut-Coulson Inc, tn the amowt of $902,896 for coo- atruct\oo oo Campus Drive be- tween University Drive and Jamboree Road, lncludingCa.m- pus Drive bridge at San otego Creek. The work to be done consists of construetlng a por- tion of new two-lane roadway by grading and surfacing with asp hall concrete and an ultimate width bridge over the San otego Creek. Co-IPQUOred by the Newport tation of awards wtU take place Mea IID11led acbool district at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31, IJid Ma.rlDars SaViags aod Loan at Ma.rlners. Tbe ptmlle is 1D- Auoc1a&ll., the coolest, for vtted to attend. SAlTA AU 1EIT & AWIIIIIG Newcomers at Hoag lit (J'&dera OAly, Is desigo.ed u a tamny project, wtth par. eota and older brothers and at.tera eoc.ourapc:l to IWI!p. Soma 1,850 l'lrst graders have reeetYed tavttatlons lo enter tbe CODtest. Tbe field Ia wide open with tropbles to be a w u Qed tor pumpkin categories such as the scariest, toothJ.est, happiest, saddest, smallest, biggest, the "orancest" and a grand sweep- stakes trophy for '• wtnoer over all." • SATURDAY, SEPT, 29 Boy --Mr. and Mra. Robert Jobu, 439 Dahlla, Corooa <1411 liar. Glrl --Mr. and Mrs. O.Yid Kerrlpn, Z7S4 WlodoYer, Har- bor View HUla. Girl--Mr. a.od Mra.stephen Joboatoa., ZZOl E. 16th St., New- pori lletgbla. Girl --Mr. and Mn, Robert Morpasterm, 3009 W. Cool- idge, 123, com Mesa. • SUNDAY, SEPT. :JO Girl --Me. and Mrs. Lula Soto, 4332 Wlntersweet, lnlne. • MONDAY, OCT. 1 &y --Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rtu.o, 600 Marruertte, Corooa del Mar. • TUESDAY, OCT. Z Girl --Mr. aod Mn. Sam Chtmg, 262 Cedar Street, New- port Shores. Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Tberoo Roblsoo, 17602 Roctr011e Way, lr'flne. • WEDNESDAY, OCT . 3 Glrl --Mr. and Mrs. Jamea: Glraud, 2615 Elden, Coata Mesa. Boy •• Mr. ud lira. Dt.Yid KIDwald, 1432 Galuy, Dooer Sbon. Gtrl ·-Mr. and Mt~. Robert Kabn, 521-1/2 Acacia, Cotooa del Mar. Girl--Mr. aDd Mrs. Gordoo Lewts, 1 '1646 Rockrose W<,.J. lrvtne. Girl --Mr. and Mrs. Ctlrls Lingo, 1022 Valeocta.,IB,Costa Mesa. Gtrl --Mr. andMn. WlllLtm Pollock. 5381 Sierra Verde, 11'- Y!De. Girl --Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wimmer, 974 Juntpero DriYe, Costa Mesa. • THURSDAY, OCT. 4 Girl --Mr. and Mrs. Richard ChurctUU. 4981 YeuUnc AYe ., lrvtne. Girl --Mr. aod Mr.s. James Mober, 1984 Woorovla, C06ta Mesa. • SATURDAY, OCT. 8 Glrl --Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ttttoo, 1Z6 Vla OrYieto, L1do ltle. Boy --Mr. and Mrs. 9tepbeo Dahlke, 4881 Winnie, ln1ne. Girl--Mr. udYrs.Tbomu: Tanp, 2839 Bt~~ya. Eut Bltdf. Girl --Wr. and Mrs. VIctor Sbellenberc. 3901 Partrtw Lane, lrYine. ' SUNDAY, OCT. 7 Boy -· Mr, aDd Yra. Romoo Perooe, 3057 Loren LaDe, Costa Tbe cootest deadUoe ls 4 p.m. W:ooday, Oct. Z9, aDd pumpkins are to be broogtlt lD Mariners Savings, Westclltfand Dover lD Newport Beach. Each L!GAL MOnC! Mesa. FICTITIOUS Bl5lNE:SS NAME GUI --Yr. and Mra. ~b STATEMENT Wells, 6285 Sierra Steoa, lr-Tbe foiJowin& persons are v1De. doin& business as . Black's • MONDAY, OCT. 8 Sweeptne Servtce and/or Triple Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Keith A Sw~ing SerYice, 3371 Ne. O'Brleo, 2006 Port Alb&na, Yada Avt., Costa Mesa, Calif. Harbor View Homea. 9Z628: Albert w. Lwrtbolf, 3371 Glrl --Mr. and Mrs. WtllJam Nenda Ave., Costa Mesa, Cai- Wattaoo, 3.40 Avocado Street, U. 928Z6; Alta Lustbotf, 3371 Costa Mesa. Nenda An., Costa Wesa, Cal- Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Douglas U. 92828, Carswell, '100 Lldo Park Dr ., ThJ.s busloess is conducted Nnpori Beach. by an lndh1£hal. Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Eupne Slped; A. W, LusthOtf. Miaelonne, Wl W. Cc-st Hlgtl-ThJ.s statement was nled wtth •IY, West Newport. tbe CoUZltJ Clerk of 0ranp • WEDKESDAY, OCT. 10 Cotllty oo Sept, Z8, U7S, WU.. Qrl ~· Mr . ud ~ •• Da't'tl 1lam E. st Jotm, Co\IDtJ Clerk, Orr, Stol Pvk"t1ew l..ane, No, bJ Tbetea Y, Ward, dtputy. Z5-B, lntDe, Publish: Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25, Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Artbur 1973, in the Newport Harbor P•ae, S48 Dablla be., Corooa Enstcn. F -28540 del War. • THURSDAY, OCT. II Girl --Y.r , and W.rs. Gary SehWIJ'ts, 1801 Port Renwick., Katbor Vie• Homes. Glrl --Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wolford, 2544-D, Costa Mesa Mesa. • FRIDAY, OCT, 12 Boy --Ur, and Mrs. Robert Foret.n, 468 Yapolla, Costa Mesa. Girl ~-Yr. aocUirs.RichiJ'd Wiley, 1988 Port Nelaoo, Har- bor View Homes. L!GAL MOTICE FICTITIOI.5 BLSINESS NAME STATEMENT The tollowln& persons are doiD( business as: Mooteso In- ternational, 550 Hue!.. Coroaa del Mar, Calif.; P. 0 . Boz4515, lrrtne, Callf. 92664: Per Younc- berL 550 Haul. Corona del War, Caill; A-B Oscar Ljq. berefl, Valhallavapn 13, Joo- kopinL Sweden 55259. ThJ..s business L& coodueted by aa unlocorporated assocla- t1oo otber than a pa.rtnerSlllp. Stped: Pu Yo..mrt>erg. All\OilC othet tracte r"uca .., *"""abuse is paralysis and permanent~ m p.arnong nry yoq strob rletlms. It Ls: not yet certala which ~rtlcular druc or comblnatloP ot drtl(s causes thfo strokes. Doctors suspect methampheta m:ne, or "speed," which co:lstrlct.s arteries c.arrymg o ~gea to the brain, Strokes are oow being tre:atefl in growing numbers amongyounr"tctlms, some only 18 years o!d and all drug abu.sersl Per manent brain damage Is a terrible pr ice to pay ror a tempor-ary "high." For the best in drugs prescrtbe1 b1 }"Our doctor, bring or phoM the prescription 10 us. We dellver at no ertra charge, li m+)r e ron . ven\ent tor you. Yo u may use you: 'llajor crecht carrl or open your owa p~rsonal charge account, \1 you wish. • • • HANDY HINT: Na lls ;~.nd .scr~ws will go Into wood and plaster much more a sH) tr they ar e first lubricated •Hh soa~. ' • FRIDAY, OCT. 5 THURMOND TO SPEAK AT HINSHAW DINNER U. S. Senator Strom Thur - moad, Soutb Ca.rolJ.Qa Repub- lie&D, wtU be tbe pri.Dc.lp&l apeeker at a diJmer Friday, NoY. !, boborlne coocreaamur. Aodrew J. HWtlaw. Tbe d1nDer will be bekt LD the emt-.say room of tbil Dlmeyl&Dd Hotel. ThJ..s statement n.s ftled wt.th the Co..mty Clerk of Ora.np County oo ~. 28, 1973, Wll- Uam £. StJohn, Couoty Clerk, by Theresa M, Ward, deputy, There's an energy shonage being felt duoushout the nation. And h'• going to take more than just talk to cure it. 1b keep you supplied with natural J.U well tnto the future, we're soins to tx dolna thins• you never even dreamed of. wrtt: already embarked on 1 world- wide search. Places like Aluka, Indonesia, Auaualia, South and Central A merle.. \Ye ftCVCt diOUJhl we'd be btlnJinl J.ll from 7,(0) miles away. But h loolu like we'll ban w. That mcaru buUdina some ftfJ c:Omples ahipt. Each COllin& more than SIOO million. Then ohrlnkinl o.alural.., into a liquid 10 each &hip wUI be eblt 10 carry a>or< , .. than all. the boma tn Lao Anatltl uttd durlna U. cadre wedt last year. Ia ...... -.-ohlpo wW be brlnP>f ..... Soulhml c.!Uomlo. Risht now, South~m CalUomla receives its natural au by way of a pipeline from Thus. We uted co think this pipeline waa really tamethina. But now wc'rt: talktna about buildinJ one clear to the Arctic. A S,flll..mile pipeline through tome of the most aavaae terrain in North Americ:.. Cloeer to home, we'Te lookius toward another natural reM)U.f'CC for help: coal. wn. tcttina ,..cty 10 ptoduco aea from ooel; dunly and without undue harm to the en'rirooment. Keepii>J you supplied with,.. will be a..,...... moth and -.~, job. ButwUdowba,._ It ..... 10 kttp your - -burnJJ>a. h...,.aCOtl!=5~11111a=~c:u Cc : ••t WPw•sun .... Boy --Wr. aDd Mrs. Klaus Scbti.Ung, 1828 Newport HI~ DrLYe, Harbor Yin Homes. &y --Mr. lDd Mrs. SlgpDeo LepQJ, TI2-l/2lrlsAve.,Cor- ooa del Mar. Girl --Mr. and Mr&. Enn WlllWns, 2112 Pomooa, Costa Mesa. LIGAL MOnCI FJCTmOt.E BtBINESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe following person lsdolng bustoess u: Tumblneed Juoe- Uon, Z3?04 EI Toro Rd., El Toro, Calif. 92530: Randolpb Morrls Molbo, 1706 Hano Pl., Newport Belch. Calli. 9Ue0. Ttrls business ts coodiKted by aD IDdtY1daal. Stcned: Rando~b Morrll Molbo. Tb1s sta.temeot was ftled wtth the Comty Clerk of <>raac- Cocmty oa Oct. 1, 1973, Wil- Ham E. st Jobo, cotmty clerk, A former sonrQOJ' ot SouttJ CarolJ.Da, Senator Thurmoad first woo el.cU.oo to the U. S. Senate u a wrlte-ln caodidate Ia 1954 fot tbe term eDd1Dr ta 1961. FulftWne a promlse made to tbe Yoters, Ill resiped tbt aat 1n 1958 to put the office ~ for cooteat in that yeu•a prlnw-y election. He woo noomlDaUoa ud wu elected wttbout OJ!POa:lUOil. lD 19&4 be chaDcwd bia repatra- tLoa to the Republican Pvty. Ia 1968 and 19'72 be coatLDued to wta r•ledloa. wttboW: any atpJ..ftcut ~Uoa. L IGAL MOTICI by Tl!or-II. Ward. -· FICTITIOIII B!lliNESS NAil£ Pabtlab: Oetobu' .(. 11, 11, STATEMENT 2:5, 1973, 1D tbe Newpor1 Hart:lor n. followUic per .. lsclolar Eutp.. F -U51Z t.ctnn• u : H. Iutlbh far Racbl SI..Uoe, '1000-1/10.... LIGAL NOne• ,_ Dr., llewport Beeell. cL FJCnTIOIIl BllmfESS NAIIE !llllfO: _, Alu H ..... 1000. !rUTEIIEIIT 1/1 0oeu Fr<iet, Newport n. .,Uowbac per_. are Beacb. CaJU. tzeiO. dolq twf"SI U Coate;mpo. nil twi"IS t. CODdiiCIIId fU')' Artlfacta. 1101 ~-· bJ u. IDdl.ftdal. Lu!e Newport Beeell. Ca. ,..., -A. R10t. t!IIO: Pet« J. ~ 1101 Ia-Tll• •••-* WU fUidwt.U.. •• '-, Newport Beod!, Ca. lloe C-Clert G1 Orup -. Uad!o 1. OoCl! <-~ C-a Od. II, I I'll, WU- IIOI ' S..s Lut, llewpart Uo• I. st J .... -<loft. -..Ca.-· "' ,..._ II. ~ -· TlU l JCUSs .. a.tr.ttd .... Oct. 1' II .... 1, bf u ..-ldlal. •• lt'Jl, .... lteiQIGI't .... ...... : ..... J.OM:L '"'• p~ 'ftlattJ llfWMtliM .. tao~ a..~~~ C4o!olr a ..... II, It'll, 1111--a. • ~ C4o!olr Cion, "' ............. _. II. "'"' ...... • .... Ool. .. u. " .. BUILD Yow._.u.:.. • .o.a.o ~llllllptoWkta ,... , ,, .., , RrrJ _. ... _...,.... ..................... .... , ..... ._ _________ _, PubUsh: Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25, 1973, In the NeW'pOrt Harbor Enstcn. r -28541 20% SAYIJI81 011 CASH & CAARY FREE LOU llfiAPERIES I PIAAY CliiAJ YOUR IIDJPRIID ot lliAHIT /Witl't minimum 125.00 tlropety cleofting Otd.,, OH• good Oct. lit to On 3 I If, '731 Colt '"fow c-,tm .,._.,c..c_.. 'I • t • Unity calls lady pastor . SILVER ANCHORS AWARDED ::~::.::..~=: ·~-"a-dllww. VllltodWq, ....... --~.., .&dllaC..,IOd-lllrs 'td to I Ne-.ort 81acb Mra. l1Jt111M, w11o .._ at e..-.... RMciM. 811 _..... ......... -· IIIII 1M "OI'Qidlo41 101 J-lid., C.... dill -paot llooeL ot tile ,_,,. na ..,.... u Mar, na ~!Geared tor "dldf.. -~ ....... tM 1Pomela'• DIY!Ibl ~ a. catSoa to a.r fellow mu." a. "-' .... ,... ......... llu-~....,_~"""~ com_.ot •"· Je. 'ltb a.-1 •, a Wt ~ dlnttaf, a con.mtaltr ...,S.ce&ftl'dl,.._. cldld· pk't-. ro...._., terdlyat tbtln1DeCoutC:O... cblrelli poatb lladar, ud u- lrJ Cle. ocotl" JIIHcloraltboClln.llaa no .... -JUe~ouao, ...._ -"' ... LoU-a.IIJ C)Airclllo l'lorldl, lluiCCoplod ... eall "" -tiJo "-' UIJt)' C .. eb U miDI ... , S. ••M•rJ t1r1t ..,moe •• .. n be p.,. .. Dee. z. Here's lhe periKI w.-, lo m•-e rou• mollt'Y 01 ~u111~n tto ··tnple dul,.. 1. 2. 3. ,.,. ••II M "-'""1 • ~.,.. •-w -ll>o ... .,,. a..:1 -u "'"R •I ""'' loll.,.. -• v ...... u k ..... -.... h. """'"''"I ""''"I'"" '""'' •~rrul o-lun v ... <aft <or>l··~· ,. •ftii>Y .... '"'''""'I _,.,,, ~~ lho ""'"" ,... "''''"""'" ,.;, .. ,.........., ..,_ lw "" .. -·-·"· tl 11'1•~ sound~ 1mpou1ble till lodl~ lo1 I lie e1e open1n1 sto1~ ol Hoar Mtm01111 tioosp•tal"s "Fou1 ne1iblc Pl1ns IOI GI'IIIRJ"" You Will be •n lo• 1 plu~nt sutpr1s.tl Tet.,hotle: (714) 645-1600 Emnsiool06 Atk lo• Thom.at Stadlinge• HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 301 E Newport Boulevard N-port BeACh, CA 92660 Sbeu-.~rrom btr tPMktnc toara •moDI Oranp Cotmty womtD's eiD llld lor ber .,.IDIIDp ot cbar- acters J.o tbe Bible, Sbll ftl anrded tbe Prua Club award 10 years aco u the outJindl"' womu ..,.w J.o tbe CCMDJ. Muy <>ruce C<Hmt)' resl .. dents sened a.s models lot her palnttDp of tbe womtD ol tbl Bible, Jesus and the twelve, cbildreu of tbe Bible, and tbe prophets. Sbe will succeed tbe foiDdillg pastor of Newport Un.lty, the Rey. Lor eo Flickinger, wbo left bere Sept. 16 to accept the minlstry of the Pompaoo Beach Unity Church In Florida. He will be back J.o Soutbero CaU- fornia for the Unity retreat aboard tbe Queen Mary in Long Beach Nar. 1-2.3. ROO CALDERHEAD, at rtgbt, president of tbe Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Baud ot Realtors. joiDed c.o .. erDOr Ronald Reap.n wtth f.800 otber R•Jtors at t.be CaWornt.a Real Estate AssD.. eooveotion J.o Sao Dle&o. Dutd Myhre, Costa Mesa Realtor and CREA S!Ddl>lmlct "Ice-president, and Glenn MartiD of Cameo lflcll)aDds, emcuttn director of the local Realty Board, along wtltl President Calderhead, spoke with Governor Reagan about stepped-~ support for his tu llmltatton lnlttattve --Proposltloo No. 1 oo the Nov. 6 ballot. SWEET BUY AND BUY BOUTIQUE NOV. JRD The Mother's Club ot Job's Daughters, Bethel157, of New- port Beach, llas been worldDc for the past year assembJJ.nc items for tbe annual "sweet buy and buy" boutique to be held Salladay, NaY. 3, at the Masonic Temple, 15th St. and St. Andrew's PI., Cliff HaYen, across tram Newport Hartu' hilh school. There wt U be a aq> aDd sa.DI:hrlch ltmcheoo ava.llable, as well a.s a wtde array of baOOI.- cra.tt., including macrame, patchwork, plants, many Christmas Items, gifts aDd baked goods. Doors will be open tram 10 a.m. tmt11 3 p.m. Kay KtliJ, CaroiJD lllllibD outr.acb FISH dl'pDiaatloa. u:t Pbll TOHr p: a1lYer ID-PII.U Toar, crwaer of tM cbon &Del Sai.Ue Flemi.Dg wu BaJa Partllca. wu dnc:rJbtd ptcted u the orchtd JadJ. u a mu wbo ','bas bad a loq Tbetr awards were present. ~ wttb Newport S.t.b an od bJ Newport Bach City Man-ol lila Ule." lie wu a dlroclor apr Roher! \YJDD and Pat o1 lbe Oceao Fish Protocu .. Krone, proaram chalrman for Auo. be!ore eeolop' beelmt the luocbeoD eYent. fubiooable, ~ed ldJ: boata Slate Seoatnr Ilenals Car-lor. 1M ....,.! lloblnc...., 1o peat• ol East Bluff was key-btlldt relarded cbUdrea, aod DOlo _..,, lor autod FIJIId cam.,.lps llld Mrs. KeUy, of 2%50 Cbanoel o~ eharttable lDd ch1cfi.De- Balboe. Peo.t.nsuJa Point, ttoos. •u cited for !0 :rearsotvol-SalUe Fleminc, lonr-ttme uteer work In the Harbor uet., Herebry to Ol.c• Rtcta:rd of tDClwttDr charter membership Rlcbud's Martets, wa1 picked Ia wbat is DOW' tbe Jtmior as tblt orcllid lady for bel' Le:atue. She helped folDd the maDJ years ol sen1ce to the Voluoteer Bureau. She bas also "Dolpbins" (Women's D1Yislm been actiYe In tbe J1D10l' Ebell, of the Chamber of Commer ce). he~ start the Youth Em-Sbe be)ped fcxmd the Dolphins ploymenl Sentce, was a found-12 years ago, abd has put oo er of tbe Balboa Pb.lll:armonic trade lairs, garden tatrs, Committee and tbe Newport Art Christmas centerptececootuts Museum and a fund n.iser and and other enots for tbe crcq~, committee worter for the and t.ssenedaaDolpblnmem- WHAT IS A HAlDWEEN SCARECROW Is 2nd-grader EUubeth Pint's daocing partner as she and 5th -grader Eric Engstrom IlEAL ESTATE COUMSELOII! cbeek the decorations for Harbor VIew elementary scllool's MAY SAVE AS MUCH ASZS'K, WITH FARMERS NON-SMOKER AUTO POLICY OUR 16TH YEAR I. First of all he turnJ.Shes UNBU.SED analysis aDd Judgment regarding real estate problems, based ~ years of experience In all facets of the real estate ne ld, aDd he Is Nar an agent In a real estate trans. LIDo NIWPO" BfA(;.! HtTRA""(I TO l.IDO l~lf 67J 83~0 RABBITT INSURANCE acttoo. annual HaUoween carnival, lobe held this Saturday, Oct. 27, from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. F'ire engine rides, a ''super mooo bouoce," and special prizes to k.ids wearing the scarlut, cutest, most original, weirdest and prettiest costumes will be featured, along with movies, a plant sale, p.mes, a bake sale and other goodies. Mrs. James Pint, clla.irman of the event, promises plenty of pumpkins from the Great Pumpkin Patch. Adults are Invited too, and the money raised Is used by the Parents-Faculty Orpnlz.atlon to help the school. (Ensign photo.) .I The real estate agent In a ~~;:~;;;:;:::::::==~====·:4:··::::::::::~ Ale r~re~n~ ~ ~ New couples we ~ not the buyetf Tbe • kKWts after 1~ loterests. So M·ARINERS CHURC the buyer needs the adflce New~lesofUdolslewiU ft · H and """"'"• of a Real Es-be made of11clally welcomed by t2te Co~mSelor or !mow ledge-the Lido Isle Women's Club able lawyer to mate certa1Jl on Nov. 3 at 6:30 p.m. at the Tyroll2n attire wHI be given preferential service. A com- munity sing of German beer hall songs 'Ifill be accompan- ied by Mrs. Morgan Quinn. Arranging tor serving dinner •JU be Mrs. Howard VIneyard, Mrs. Donald McGowan and Mrs, WHUam Parker. Planning the Gerrmn table setttngs are Mrs. Delbert VanOrnum, Mrs. Jack Meany, Mrs. Kenneth Reaume, Mrs. Lee Solomoo, Mrs. Rich- ard St. John and Mrs. Joo Shepardson. Assisting with tbe general arrangements will be Mrs. Richard Eckenweiler, Mrs. James Gordoo, Mrs. THE TEJ.CHING IS CENTERED ON JF..SlB CBRBf AND THE BIBLE, WITH EMPHASIS ON PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN UVING. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME. Col.llsellDc and "l.slt1D& anJ.lable. SUNDAY SERVICES: WORSHIP SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL 8:30, 9:45 an111 :00 A.M. EVENING SERVICE .......... 7:00P.M. PHO!iE : 675-4550 ZZOO E. Coast Hwy ., Nnport Beactl, D8U" MacArtbur THE WEll-TIMED CHRISTMAS BEGIN S RIGHT NOW WITH CHRISTMAS CARDS SElECT GIFTS PERSONAl STATIONERY You ore •nv1ted to "'1ew samples of the all new, 1973 col!ect•on' 1eody for your selection. I look forwo1d to helping yO\J, by appointment, .n the con ... enience of your ~me. MRS.. 'AUUNE 8 IARIER every proVision poSSible ls Lido Isle clubhouse. made for his beneftt and Mrs. Nicholas Adamo and protection. Mrs. Robert Horn, cha irmen, 2. He furnishes professional have planoed a happy hour of advice and guidance oo a wine a.od beer, followed by an fee blsts regarding the abendessen. Music to bring out problems of the buyer, the polka lovers Is guaranteed seller, owner, lender or by the music chairman, Mrs. user. Harold B!rnkrant, wbose hus- 3. F'or the busy professional baod Is island famous for his or businessman who lla.s Klel.ne Kapelle. neither the time oor exper-Wearers of lederhosen or lence to properly analyze the real estate propositions wtUch are SUbmttted to h1m so that he may make the right decision on tiM! pur- ch:ilse or sale or deYe)op- ment or use of the property In question, EXPERT, SYM- PATHETIC ADVICE COULD BE INVALUABLE. 4. Tbe Quallftcations and fudc- ment of this Counselor are a result of over 40 :rears• e:q>erleoce In: bank1ng, es- crow business, mortpge ftnancfnc, apprals1ng, man- agement and development of commercial properties, leasing and br-okerap. CALL '011 'liEf, l'llfLIMINAIIY DISCUSSION 0, YOU II P'ltOaLI!MS. DON I. HUDDLESTON ~al Eshstc CouNtl01 P'HOHES1 .54 .. 5541 OPt"ICf 54 .. Uf2 NOME Costa M..a, California L!GALHOnC! NOTICE OF INTENTION TO Philip Jenks, and Mrs. Jerry ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF McCiaire. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MRS. DETRICK 01 ES TO WHOM rr M~ti:J~CE1:~ Fl.ll.eral sentces were beld · Wooday In San Gabriel forGer- Subjeet to Issuance of the U-trude Detrick 85 of Z71Morn- cense applied for, notice Is In c Rd' 'Shor CUfls hereby given that tbe ander _ g anyoo W •• e • signed proposes to sell alc.o-:!:t died edneada.y of last holic benrages at the prem-S~ Ls su:rYiYed bJ beJ' S00. lses, described as follows: 59 Warren Detrick of Santa Ana. Newpoct Center Drive, Newport Beach, California. PurstlllOt to such Intention, the uoderslgned Is apptytng to the Department of Alcoholic BeYerace Control tor lsslllnee of an alcoholic beverage Ucense (or Ucenses)tor these premises as follows : ON SALE GENERAL (BONA FIDE PUBLIC EATING PLACE~ BOTELL..O ENTERPRISES, INC. P!t>Usb: Oct. 25, 1973, In the Newport Harbor Ensign. Marlon Brondo in .ilL tpBiis_ ® • _ -· U1utell ,._.... Artists Shows: 7 & 10:34 -Also• .. WHAT 00 YOU SAY TO A HAKEO LADY? 9: 14 Rat•d X 1·11 r l~ld 1, ,,. /lj,l ']ll'" -~ ,. • ;! .. ~ .... -~ . .: (R) .... FOIWJYIS .... ---..... ,_ ..,. ........ _ OOVER AT SIXTEENTH STREET N£WfORT 8EAOi • 645-5333 : ,._. -_., _ . ...,. ~ ... --........ (PG) -..,. ........ ....__ ...... ,.,._ ..... PLIE JAMES COBURN ,· l THEIR NUMBER'S UP - D>a~ THE KIDS HAVE HAD THEIR FUN I Now YOU get off that ladder and put the kids to work! Even though it's been a hazy lazy summer, <he kids have had their tun; and now it's time for you to get off that ladder and let them finish the job. We're real proud of Colony,.Paints, and we know you must have a neighbor close by who Is just as proud of his home and who has a Colony®Palnt job. He's proud of his paint job not only because of its appearance, but also because it enhances the value of his property. His lawn furniture and his boat are taken care of by the same people, Colony.,Palnts • . So don't walt for next year's spring fever --put the kids to work now, on your home, your boat, and all the things they' 11 want to use next summer. Come on In and let's talk about which Col onyepalnt to use on what. Or come on In and just talk. We have plenty of bar stools to sit on. And maybe you've got a few at home too, which may need paint or varnish. That's something we have plenty of too! There's a Colony Paint or Varnish .for ~ ...__almost anything! ~. T11 proud that I am of my white Colony., kitchen ''· Mike ~---- And don't forget·· We also have: paint accessories HERE AT THE HARDWARE STORE WE ARE' ALWAYS GLAD TO HARDWARE, ELECTRICAL EQtnPMENT, HOIEEWARES, TOYS SHARE WITH YOII THE EFFORTS BEING EXERTED TO IM-OR BEACH NECESSITIES, YOU WILL FIND YOIJR MOMENTS PROVE Tim AREA WHICH YOII HAVE CIK6EN FOR YOIJR HERE A PLEASANT MEMORY. A FRIENDLY SMILE A11D GOOD HOME, WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO SEE YOII AND HOPE WHEN SERVICE AWAIT YOII EVERY TUIE YOU VISIT til, AND IF WE YOU CALL, WHETHER FOR PAnn', PLASTER, PLUMBING, DON'T RAVE THE ITEM YOII WANT Wi'LL ORDER IT FOR YOII. . .... ' .. .. .... THE SOUTHLAND'S FIHEST • HARDWARE • COLONY PAIHTS • SMALL APPLIANCES • PLUMBING SUPPLIES 2205 W. IALIOA ILVD., NEWPORT lEACH PHONE 01 3-2150 • Featur .. Natlonolly Advertiqd ~ranch of ~handi .. ot Foir l'ricn OPEl 7:31 A.ll. 10 1:11 P.ll. SOU DAYS A liEU • TIIJRSMY, OCT. 25. ltl! COIIOIIA Dfl.IIAJI, CAL DIIICU&&ION& THI atOLA aJOADCAITIR LA lllflt40A., CALl r. Dr. J, ltlcMnl CMM • o..n,lit L . Moodr (JIS1-1811), o-i,.t41 o UtH't4ria" 11-.. i,. Jt/~.cw:AKHtt•, eo...- to CAieogo tt• • ~o"•l Clt.rUtia" a11d h - C:G'"-tj fli• OKtdaftdi~~tg ,IIQ,.j'ltid of t.\• J9tli cntKrw. Hi. Mi~ti.t1")' i" Gr•ot Brit- 41,. oM lr•ltt~~td, cu w•ll •• tM U~tit.d S totu, ·~ G /Gd1~~tg •f•d """ tAll .,wric-- uol owtliXJk uf til• t~li11rt:h. Thi• t. <lOll&· •id•'r~d h 11\4'1)1 t.o o, .\it J("'" ••""-olt, a'ld i• taktj" o., ,n""-i••·io" /rO"ft 'Ma..t•r Sermo•• of tA.e Ni"d"'"t-' C~t11ry,' •dirrtl b., G11iw. Gl'"" Atki~. ww.u. Cfork & Compa:l'l)l, 19-'0. Haht. s-ueo ln<ID will not believe the Gospel that Christ Ia the light of the world, the world Is dark today. But the moment a man believea, the light from Calvary shinee on his path and he walks in an endless day of unclouded sun. I want to tel] you why I like the Go8pel. It is because it has been the very best news I have ever heard. That is just why I like to preach it, because it has done me so much good. No man can ever tell all that it has done for him, but I think I can tell what it has undone. It baa taken out of my path three of t he b'itterest enemies I ever had. Q. S..n Francfsco, C;~lff. "I read an arride recently which stated, 'Christ is the only one man ol Adam's race who is now living in that in· corruptible, immortal, resurrection body, and who will never die.· Can it be said that Christ belonged to the Adamic race?" A. This is an inte resting theological question. The term "the Adamic race" does not occur in Scripture. It signifies that all human beings are sinners, as were our first par· ttnts, Adam and Eve (Rom. 5:12). In the genea logical record of luke J, verse 18 reminds us the Sav· •our's earthly ancestry traced back through Adam to God Himself. Christ rs rdentr fied in this passage through Hrs human mother Mary, an off~prmg of Adam. There was the human, as well as the divine. Our lord was no! born of a hu· m•n l•ther. Sin came from AdAm from father to son. It is not accur- ate to speak of the Christ as be- longing to the Adamic race if we use that to identify the fallen hu- man race. He was the son of Adam in that He was a human being. The Saviour was and is entirely apart from sin. This is why He can bring us eternal salvation. now !ivins. We are warned iiSainsl holding such views in both Ofd and New Testaments. The refer- ence you have quoted does signrty those who have died in the Lord. We know that to be absent phy~l cally from the body is to be pres· ent with Christ. Hebrews 12 is a directory of the glorious heavenly city above. This is the heavenly Jerusalem. Inhabitants include an innumerable company of angels as well as all those who have been born again through faith in the lord Jesus Christ. Many students of the Word believe this phrase you have in question refets to Old Testament saints particularly. The most wonderful part of it is that our Saviour will be there! by DWIGHT L MOODY I do not think there is a word in the English language so little understood as the word "Gos- pel.'' We hear it every day. We have heard it from our earliest c hildhood. Yet there are many people--and even many Christians -who do not really know what it means. I believe I was a child of God a long time before I really knew. A MONSTER EN.MY CALLED DIATH There is that terrible enemy men- tioned in 1 Corinthians 15, the last enemy, death. The Gospel has taken it out of the way. My mind often rolls back 20 years, to a time before I was converted, and I think how dark the future used to seem, I used to look on death as a terrible mon- ster. I trembled as I thought of the dreadful hour when he s hould beck- Q. Long Beuh, C~lif. "Please ex-- plain the last clause in Hebrews 12:13, 'And to the spirits of just men made perfect.' Does this refer co those who have a/r~ady de- parted for gloryf Someone told me that they thought 1t meant our loved ones who have died and that then sp1rits contact us n ow." A. Such is neither log1cal or scrip- tural. No one who has died physi- call y can contac t those who are Q . Newport, W.uh. "The Bible says that to be a minister one must be called of Cod (Rom. 1:1), lilfed with His Spirit (Eph. 5:8), and have a knowledge of His Word (II Tim. 3: 1 8 ). Where do we lind in the Bible that we musr go to a theo- logical school or seminary?" The word "Gospel" means "God's spell," or "good spell," or, in other words, ''good news." The Gospel is good tidings of great joy ! 'CHICAGO TH[ HODIHG ON THIS CAIITOON DWIGHT L. MOODY, DltAWN 8'f VAUGHN SHDlMAICllt AND PU8liSHlD IN THl 'CHICAGO DAILY N[WS' DURING THI: MOODY B18U INSTtTUTl OBSI!:RVANCI: or TH[ tOOTH ANNIVI!:RSART OF" MOOOY'Si BIRTH on for me. Devotlonnl "THE EVANGEL," Box Z5, Largo, Fla., "I AM WITH YOU" No better news ever came down out of heaven than the Gospel. N o better news ever fell upon the ears of the family of man than the Gos- pel. When the angels came down to proclaim the tidings, what did they say to those shepherds on the plains of Bethlehem? ''Behold, I bring you sad tidings"? No! "Be- hold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior." Gospel is good news. But those s hep- herds believed the message that the angels brought, and their hearts were filled with joy. It was a custom in our village to toll from the old church bell the age of anyone who died : 70; 80; some- times only 16; sometimes my own age! It made a solemn impression NEWS MIRRORED ON HIS FACE upon me. I felt like a coward. J Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizinl them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: t .. chinc them to obnrve 111 thinp whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo. 1 am with you alway, even unto the end of the world (MaH. 21,19, 20). Someone asked the Duke of Wellmgton if he thought Ch ristians ought to at- tempt to go mto all the world with the MOSpel. His answer was, "What are your marc:hmg orders?" In our text today we fmd the Christian's marching order. But may this not be difficul t, even dangerous? Ves, but we are to go, nevertheless. If those shepherds had been like a good many people of our time, t hey would have said, "We don't believe it is good news. These an- gels want to drum up a revival. These angels are trying to excite us. Do n't you believe them." That is what Satan is saying now, "Don't you believe the Gospel is good news; it will only make you miser}tble." He knows that the mo- ment a man believes good news. he receives its [meaning fo r his life]. And no one who is under t he power of the devil really believes that the If a man received an urgent dis-thought of the co ld hand of death patch, couldn't you tell by his looks groping for me. l thought of being what kind of message it contained? launched fo rth to spend my eternity If it brought good news. you would in an unknown land. see it in his face in a mor.tent. lf it But that's a ll changed now. The told him that his boy, away in a grave has lost iLq terror. As I go on foreign land, a prodigal son, had toward heaven l can shout. "0 come to himself as did the one in death! where is thy sting?" and l Luke 15, don't you think his face hear the answer rolling down from would light up with joy? And if hi~ Calvar}•-"Buried in t he bosom o f wife were with him, he would not the Son of God." He took the sting wait until they got home, o r until right out of d eath for me, and re. she asked for the letter. HP wo uld ceived it into his own bosom. Tttke pass it to her, and her face would a hornet and pluck the sting out; alsp brighten as she shared his joy. you are not afraid of it after that, But the tidings that the Gospel a n.v more than of a fly. So death has brings are mor e gloriou s than that lost it!'l sti nJ(. What a J(ioriou!l We are dead in trespasses and s ins thr~t~ght, t hat when you ciie you but -and the Go~~~ offers life. We are !link into the arm.~ of Jes us. to be enemies of God-and the Gospel of-borne to the land of everlasting fers reconciliatio n. The world is in rest! "To die," the apostle says, ''i.-; darkness-and the Gospel o ffers R<tln " (To be cootinuad) We thmk of the story of Captain Pat Etheridge of the Cape Hatteras station of the Un_ited States ~st Guard. One night in a howling hurricane he saw the o•stress s1gnal of a sh1p that had gone a~round on the danserous Diamond Shoal about ten miles at sea. The rescue ships coul d be launched, but iettins them back again was the problem. Captain Etheridiie ordered the boats rolled out. One of the llfeiiuards protested, "Captain Pat, we can get out there, but we can never 11et back." "Boys," came the reply, "we don't have to come back!" Our Captam has not promised that we w1U come back safely to our homeland when we go out in His service, but He has commanded us to go. But notice the wonderful promise that goes with His command: "lo, I am w•th you alway even unto the """ld of the world." H1s prom1sed presence, unfailmg in all emergencies of life, underlies the faithfulnes.s of His servants, even unto death. The presence of Jesus was very real to Stephen as the cruel stones rained down upon h im. It was real to Bunyan as he dreamed his immortal dream in Bedford jail, to Dr. Grenfell as he toiled in lonely labrador. and to uncounted multitudes of men anti women who have obey· ed the command of Jesus, "Go ye." His promised presence was not merely a theory, a fa ncy, but a wonderful fact. Our lord has sa1d, ") will never leave thee, nor forsake thee" (Heb. 13:5). So why should we fear? Dav1d rlln to meet the g•ant Philistine. Why? He was think- '"11 of the dead bear and lion. He had known God's presence in the past, so he trusted H1m for the .present and lor the fut ure. Our Lord is "the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever" (Hb. 13:8). GoesCh .... t<? .. -&11 .~ ... ~~.~ 'YhY __ JO_s_E_P_H_us-.-RE-L-,A-B-,L-,-~!-.T-.. -T .,.L. T"'"""' ."0 'L SMITH, .41 ... By Pastor Don Wilson, lethel loptist Church, Dearbom Heights, Mich. Who I frt' wiclud shall be turn~d i•11r1 lu·fl. and all rM narion.r rl•a r j(ug~t Cud. (Psalm 9 : 17) There is no ambiguity in 11•.:...: words of the Psalmist about the place call ed hc=IJ . It t~ the "wiclc cd" who shall in - h:tbit hell. The ''wicked" re - fl·rs to everyone who during hi" lifetime had never repent- ed of sin and received Jesus Christ as personal Saviour. The Scriplures declare: "Ex- C.!pl ye repent. ye shall all li kew ise perish." Again, the Bible teaches: "Therefore. if any man be in Christ. he is a new creature; old things are passed aw-ay ; behold all things are become new.'' Of COUEY:, newness of life i~ the practical experience of everyone who through re- ceivi ng C hrist has been bum into the family of God. Th1s "newness" of life is the com- plde opposite of the old "wick- ed" life from whic h all men need to be converted. Jesus ~id: "EJ[cept a man be born again. he canno l see the kingdom of God." To have physical life, one must be bf)m of human parents; to have spiritual life, one must be born of God HimseiP. "But as many as received Christ, to them gave he power to be- come the sons of God, even to them thai bclic-v~ on his nam~." "Both th~ physical and the spirilual birth must be accom- plished on this earth before the e,;perienc~ of death. Who- evt::r is not born of God durioJ rhis lifetime will one day be judged by Him, and He will say: ••[kpart from me, ye euraed. into everlasting fire prepared for the devil and hi• ana;elt, J never knew you." The Bible .apecifically de- oc:ribeJ lhotc lnbobidt!J hell ... '"The ft-arful and unbeliev- ins. abominable and murder- en. whoremoo,en aod IOrcer- en., idolaton aad aU liart lhatl baw: lhe:ir part i• the late which bumetb with fire and brimt'Ok." member<;, do not belie\(' that "Ye muo;;t be ~1m ag.ain" by Chriq·., bl.-...-.d. or that "E'"cept y~ repenl. ve shall all likc- wiM" peri ~h " Manv smccre and religious but un~·pnccrncd pt"Ople remain unbeli('vc r~ in the Sc riotural sen!>e of be!icv. ing. It is n(lt enoueh to ~in c~rely helieve in God! The hea then )oincer~ly helieve in God and are nnt saved. body, and the lost soul g~ to hell . awaitin&: resurrection of the body. At God's appoint- ed time (the savt>d is a dif- ferent time from the lost ), graves will give up all bodies. Soul and body will be reunited at thi s point. Because the soul never dies. God. flf nece!<>sity. :nakes hdl for people \\ ho die without salvation. Thev mu~t Jive: SOmt>where (orcve.r. and bt"c<iU!'ot> or 1hcir ~in the\ can- nor cnlcr inlfl h..:;.n·en One must believe wh,lf C.nd says in the Bible, and believe its command to reoent and r~ ceiv~ Chrisr by faith in ord~r 10 be sav~d . Unbelid is th~ worst of all ~in ~ Remember. it heads the list or those who will in habit hell. Imagine, be- intZ willing to believe human being-s. but not God! UnMiiev- ers art> an insult to God's in- tetZrilv. and He says: "With- our faith it is impossible tn plea'>~". God." While unbelievers may not associate with murderen and whoremon~rs oa this earth. thev will. nevertheless. be to- rether in hel1 to suffer eternal- ly. As Hcukiah pleaded with Israel. .,It is in mine heart to make a covenant with the Lord God, that His fierce wrath may tum away from us." So would this message olead with you today, unsaved friend. Mate a covenant with the Lord end His fierce wrath will be turned away from you. Tf you will tna.at Christ in this wey, you wiD ~er be num- bered amoaa;tbose who inhab- It hell. Woold human fatben deal with rebellious children the tame way they do with those who a~ innocent? Certainly not! God deals differently with sinnen from wbat He docs with saints. This is very reas- oruble. as you can 5CC. Ood creakd the place called hell becau~ He is juiL J~s declared: "E.lc:cpt ye repent yc: shan an libwiw: oeri.ah." Each individual ha1 his own free wiU. He is able, therefore. to refuse to repent and beltcvc on Chrisr, or to .. bolellcu1edly be6eVe 11011 ~ cdTe Culot. AD ..., rojoel tbesmo.um ... bec!om...S bee•-God II jaal ODd bo-.._ __ beOOIIJ-•-.uOocl......-.-.. _.......,....._ Because of Hi~ uni\•ero;al l:•w. Gnd mad~ the place called hell! The wicked.vef\us-the. righteous conc~pt dema nd~ a decision. Thert> i~ no knc~ srraddling with <Jod in lhis maucr J~sus said · "He I hat is not fo r me is a_!!ainst me." ff man is FOR Chri~t . lhen he will believe God'~ Word and obey it. No on~ i~ a true bcli~ver who rduq:s to repent of his sin and continually lives in self-will . Man must take Je4 sus Christ at His Word, or have no ho~ whatsoever. The: wicked would not feel at home in heaven because ir is diametrically opposed to their whole being as well as their way or tire; therefore, God made the P'ace called hcllf 1be wic:kod feel more at horne in a bar room than in a Bible-belicvina; church oa this earth. How could they fed at home in the midst of heav- en's purity? There is no way that they could fit into hc.av- en, and for this reuon God made hell. Calvary is the highest evi- dence for the fact that God AJmiJ.hty made • place called helll An,one rejectina God's Jove by 1gnorina C'b.riat's shed b&ood, hell cannot be made hot cnouah for. "God .ent not His Son into the world to con- demn the workf; but that the world throu&h him miJht be aand. He that believeth on Him ia oot condemned: but he tblt believeth tKtt it condemn- ed already." "Much IDOft be- ;., juollllcd by h;. blood. .... shsU be aan:d trom wrath lluov&l> hUn." II you oparn Oocl"o -In Chriol; yoa ni- deace d>c ,_ .. ;,, lor bell """ plllllollmonL WiD you-lhol- ..... -"'" liot ..... lahobll Jldl ore 11>o 11D1Je11oo1q1 II io pollllb'e 10 be 8 biK bbJd 1Jom -wiCII o coal al •-In E....,.., horiol o .. --Jfamud, Mil IIIII bc•••rr••· ·-""'·• oplolet# ·---II io lho fe""nl ._,. of tbia ·iz· •c ., ,_. o,.. JtN -... .... ioft ocoil by dlltt ..... --by "'" Meay .t.c.1~ l r~~pecc.blt. ......... ....,.._ ........ .... nor.,.,-•• • ao. .._. W hn•• -··--·-.. '1 I r I :we6J6 f1l .. lf<ICy 10 ..,... "' -... Nee] .. C'hriat AltJt:llllt S.Wiour. 1 Yoseph bo;on Matl.il lhiah ha-Cohen, known to hi~tory as F'Javiw Joseph us, W.illl one of the ma.t famous hia- ton;~ru; who ever lived. Hill 'The Antiquitin of the Je""" and '7be Wan ol \be J_,." oc-cupy a prominent plaee in aU the ~nat Ubraries., public and private, of the world. He wu hom in :rr A. D., or near tiatt time, and died in 100. • wrota hil boob ....,. u. destruction , Jerwalem and the Ttmpl. by Titua in A. D. 70. !be .lllill.t famou. ....... in Jc.epbua' boob ll tu. puMp 011 ChrUt. u.,. it ll: '"Now there wat about this a wiae mal\, il It be Lnrlul lo call him a man; for he wa. a doer of wonderful "''orks, a teacher of aueh men q receive the truth with p:t:;uure. Ht-drew over to him both many of lhe Jews and ma.ny of the Gentiln. He wu (the) Christ. A.nd when Pilate, at the augcestion of the pnncipill men atnoft&l:l us, h.t.d condtmmed him to the cross. those that loved him at the fint d.id not foBake him; for he appeared to thftn alive qa.in the th•rd day : u the divine prophet. h.ad foretold thne and ten thousand od1t-r wonderful thinp concerntnc h•m. And the tribe of Chr~. 10 nanwd from him, are not extinct at this day." Siner this i., the veatest oontemporary testilnony to Chriat extant (untea. It be Pliny's ldWr to Trajan), (t was IUitural thai all the fot"Cft of unbelief, Jrw and Centil~, would unite in att.eckinf: the u-u.tworthineu of thla paou.q:e in Jo.ephUL And of course it wu poalbJ. th.t the .--..:• Ju.d be'f"n interpolated b)' an OOIU• ... ioUI Chriltian eopyWt_ Few PMPift ouu.ide the Bible hne bMn eubjeded to th. investiration and scrutiny, by friend and foe, 1.1 thia paqqe from Ja.ephua. How trust .... orthy b JORphua? nw Jt-ws ~volt.ed aga lru:t the Romana In A. D. & . 'nlere w .. • four·year war -four yMn of dauahwr. Jerualern wu reduced tO uhn. Not one done •• ~lt upon another of the Tt-mple. Thouunda of Jews bec-ame •laves. To eelebrat.. t~ir vM:t.ory, the Romer. IMued ~i.ru: with the boastina lea-.00 .. Juda.a up~ .. (Judd •iud). But lb. Roman. hadn't Mbed •U ot them. ThrM yean later ther. ,...,.. 11till n.riJ 1,GOO aea1ota at M..-da defylna dw mfaht ol the Roman r....-.. Wa are h..-. eoncen~ wtUI Ja.pbua, not thete ...sot. atM ...... Y-.n-.<> the~ oonl:lrmed that •Mt J...-ph"UII wrow ebout Ill. ...._ &.,. ol th.e -..... J .. il* IMD ~ •omen lrwl bu,. and Pia •t ....... -...... • • • And .. hnoe ...... ~ ol the •dt•••' , .... to the tn.tworth--ol ,...._ ,_~,....b.....-w tllc•tC w. ftll • I ("1111& , te lie ... 'p tf -.-1, .._,. tH. .. tntn. • ... •>,-.., ,,r t I .. ..... ., ........ ,.. ............ .,,. 'tr C'IQI'•' • .., ._ ._..., • .w u"rt 1 e.-.,.. ................ ...,. .... .... M t ............ ..._,, .. ... .,.. .,.,.., ... . ......... ~ .. ... ........ -.................. _._ through,' aays the American arch.eolocWt (Dr. Rob- ert J . Bull, history and arch.aeo~ profeaor at Drew University). Jo.ephus, whoee: desaipUona of Hft'Od'a monumental bu.iJdinc projt-et. are l.nereuin.IJJ borne out by ~)OfY, says the -ef"l •ere -.-0~, the tide and currenu workinc into them da.ily and eleanin( ~ out.'" • • • What about th!!! tnWworthintsa of wlu.t Jc.epbua WTOte about Christ? The late J.ephu. Klauaner of \be Hebrew UnJ- 't'ft'aity, Jerua.lern, wu one ol the CJ'IIIItal Jewi.h bi.toriaDS of hb time.. He denied the deity ol. ChriR.. Uut hts book, "'Jesus of Naurt'th "' (Macmillan). writ~ tcr. m ""modern Hebn.•w"' and pnm;orily for Jew1 (the Eno;hiL ·r~mslation Wl.!l pubhshed m 192S), is one of thl' mosl im prn:sive negative tt-stimonies to the Christ of !hi!! Bible w~ ever read. Dr. Klausn., had to deal w1th JowphUs' paua.ae:. Ht• begins by sayUlf that It 11 natural to assume that such a man of det&.il u Joaephu., would not ij:- nore the movemt-nt which aro~~ot in Pale!!lltine in the time of Pontiua Pilate, which resulted tn the cruci- fixion of Christ. But why the brevity of the pu.aace? Dr. Klausner say• in his book that J-.phu. tried his h.t.rdest to conceaJ hun h1l ~ th.at John the S.pt.Wt pi'Nf:hed the comin&" of MeeeLeh. 1t ... only rwtunl tbentor. tha' M would •Y u Uttle u poeaible about Chriat. J..-pbua, u 1111 madeollll ol him laaow, wm-.:1 bJ work both .ida ol the stNet. Be w..a.'-ci 1o be popular wUh a.D ta.0'-fttl.al --.. xu .... ~ die ~ th.t J...,..,... ........ ,.... intapol.at.d b)' a ~ ~ Aad • .. II'Ou.ck that Dl) Cbrl.dan would ..,.ak ol J-• e ............ a.. .. JOe_.. tn.IIIIU..; the ........ liiiM he• .. ld.._ ...... ~ "JJfow there ,... about U. lbDe (l ... .-.e the Ume ol the ...._. ....... PUnt who ....w-1 .. -- tract JIIOM)' '"-the ~ tor t:be ~ ol brinplc water to J~ tr.:t. a .U....t tpriac) Jnua,awt.eman,IIH .. ...,..._aa....,a--. For M •• a doer of ~ WOOI'b, • t.ebw el such I1MII • reeetw dM tnldl with ~ Be ._. cw.r to him boOI nt.a117 of the J .... W __, Ill tha Gea.W.. &. ,.... ..,. "Yd; -..1 whan pg..._ at the ~ of the ~ 1111!1111 ..,... -had C'Ondetnned h.lm to tba c::ro., tho. who '"-' bJm at the tint oe..d not (10 to clo), llr ... 'WIU'_.. .. ...................... ., ......... ......... ...... , ....... ._ .............. . ..,... ....._.....,.. 'c .._i ADd the ,... o1 ~ u.n._ • .....t tr.n lab. IU'I DOt aUaret ewo now.• JD.~-...'t..,tltatthtltaiLSt f .. MO'J' ,..um._ a. IIJ'S ~ ..,. tiM -=q ...._. .t. il ....... . ~aa ..... about the ......... ol .. ,.,. ., -... .... ........ -.. Owtoo ~ ...... ~ a-t h'rt11._ tt.t • ~ •n::: ............... 'llllmlt u.t .. tMIIIl " ..... J.. .b .. -...... a..."---......... ... ..... -· "".; ______ _ c-..•-----. n. ..a-t...,.. ..... fll ... W sa , •sb> -, ......... ..,_ ..... a .......... -·-·---·-"-.... ,... ........ _., ..... .. -i' .. ..... .;.... __ • A. The answer is ra1he r obvious: nowhere. Scripture does no t enjoin us to go to grammar school,high school, or colle ge. The question is how we can be most effective for the Lord. The danger is that many o f the cults have been started by those who have taken verses out of their context only to confuse people. W e e ncourage as much education as possible but not at the expense of o ne's faith. While Dwight L. Moody never got be - yond grammar school God blessed him g reatly. And yet he selected Dr. R. A. Torrey as hi s nghl-hand man when the Bible In stitute was started. He realized he was not qualif1ed for su,:h a position. God can certainly take 011 man who does not have an education and use him. In His providence, h ow- ever. He has provided us wi th brams and ab•ltt•es to be employed for His glory Theological school~ do appear m the Word of Cod fl Sam. 19: 18 -20; liKings 2 :5). These were the sc-hools of the prophet<> of wh1ch Samuel and El1jah were appomted leaders Paul lest dies of h1s semmary expenence in Acts 22: j _ (Acts 5:34 tells us who Cam- uliel was.) We earnestly believe that it is h1 ghly advi'>able to g o to a school wht>re the Word of God i~ IJught, behcv('d, p rocliiimed. ..Jnd to be(ome saturated with the Scnpture and what godly men have w ritten concern ing it. Q. Phoenix, Ariz. "In }ames 4:3 we read, 'Ye ask, and receive n ot, be- cause ye ask amiss, that ye may consume it upon your lusts .' Is it true that we can trust Christ to provide lor our needs but not our wants? Our debts are not the re · suit of unwise spending and I do so warry about them. We would like to give more to the Lord's work but these bills wo uld go unpaid d we did ." A. Another verse of precious prom - ise is Philippi;ms 4 :19, It goes right along with the passage you have quoted. The answer is not to be by our desires but according to our needs. First of all, you are to be commended if your debts are not the results of any unwise spending. Unfortunately today that is not al- ways the situation. The Lord does provide for our needs. We can trust Him to supply, generally through employment that we might take care of the debts. We are certainly not to worry, as you have indicatect This is a sin and displeasing to the Saviour. lr is true that you have a first responsibility to wiJe debts. If there are debts you have assumed unwisely you should get out of those obligations as quickly as pos- sible, Cod does not expect you to neglect the payment of your bills to give to Him. You should start first by giving Him at least a tenth. Many a.re the consistent and prov- en testimonies of those who h~ve ~veri their lilhe only 10 discover th•l the Lord h11 mode the nine- tenths go further than before. Prove God fO< yourHif. This is where faltlr comes ln. Ask Him lo provide w•yo by whk:h your otewardshlp rnoy not only be consistent but also In· cre11ed, In accordance with His will. i Oi!fi!<IMIIJI ... 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A wooden statue of an Indian, with 2 revolvers at tbe ltlps, ns stolen during tbe ntgtlt from the stdenlk 1D froat of the Old Town Cob~ bier's Shop, 107 22nd St., Cen- tral Newport ..• Rings valued at more than $3,700 and $34 in coins (one of them a 1923 mint silver dollar) were stolen from the home of Harold Green. 1415 Outrigger, Harbor View Hills, between Sept. 26 aod 30 by a thief who broke a sliding glass window in the bedroom. • MONDAY, OCT. I Howard Louis Fissette, 26, ot 2711 W. Balboa Blvd ., West Newport, was arrested at 7:40 p.m. at 22nd St. and w. Ocean front, Central Newport, on a marijuana possession cllarge • . • Boat rigging and equip- ment ~lued at $473 was stolen from 2 boats at Pacific Passage Yachts, 2912 W. Coast Hwy ., Mariner's Mile, between 7:30 p.m. Sept. 30 and 9:30 a.m ., Oct. 1 •.. Harry Mann, 336 Buena Vista, Balboa, reported a pla.Dt rack valued at $50 stolen from hls yard between 8 p.m. Oct. I and 7:30 a.m. Oct. 2 , •. An antique coffee grinder valued at $1,000 was stolen from a downstairs re- ception room counter at the Rusty Pelican restaurant, 2735 W, Coast Hwy.,Martner'sMI!e, tWween mJdnight and 2:30a.m., O<:t. 2. • TUESDAY, OCT, 2 Michael Duane Kimberlin, 25, of -410 32Dd St., West Newport, was charged with being lntoxf- cated lo publ1c at 2:30a.m. at II.~·-•••••••••••••••••• McFadden Pl. and tile Ocean Front, Central Newport . . • Patrlcta Anne Detrich, 47, ol 2791 Bayshore Dr., Bay Shores, was stopped at 10 a.m. at lr- vloe Ave, and Sant.lago Dr ., Baycrest, and charged with driving UDder the influence of aleobol ••• Burglars took a BUSINESS DIRECTORY *BEAUTY SALON ~·-'~ BEAUTY NOOK 2732 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar Phone 644-7336 •DRY CLEANERS DIMMITT ()i1!;: Flnett quality dry deanina on the premises • Sdf-service laundry AU MW -latest model Frigidaire washt:n 3200 E. Coul Hwy., CDM ALl tieM.,rl T~sh rLORISTS ""*l-7t ~N1r;1rt....._ -- :·J.!!l~~~ '---I* SHOE REPAIR • Apartmeol pad::aces • Low boat rates • Low auto rates AGES 18 to !5 McDONALD AGENCY Newport S.ch 646·8941 • HEAillji!G AIDS HAL AEBISCHER ~~ Propttr Fitting Assured 3409 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 675-3833 •Marine Hardware .;el& n I Cloth ina · Nauti,al Gi(ts Marini' Hardware Open S..•n Day• • WHk · lo Stn• You lettu 2700 W. eo.t Hwy., N.B. 846-1711 - ANTHONY'S SHOE SERVICE COtM'lETE SHO£,LUGGAGE AND HAND8AG REPAIRS 3401 E. Coast High~y CoroNI del M~r Phone: 673-4640 o,.., l..ociUio••: •3433 VIA LIDO, NEWPORT •74 FASHION ISLAND • 1101: IRVINE, NEWf'ORT OP!NING SOON: SOUTH COAST VllLACE (.o.mtry Crisp . FRIFO CHICKEN o!<S-5990 11;00 •·"" to 9;00 p.m. D•lly CLOSED TUISOA Y 291 E. 17TH STREET COSTA MESA A.R. MARSAC PLUMBER 700 Carnarlon A VI' Corona del Mar • Ptumbin& Repa irs DAY .t NICiff WATER HEATERS 673-4130 H CAN ,.,.INT YOU" BJIOQiURIU. lt.o\OAZIN.IU. M a.PAP'.ItS AND ,.._LKTTmos CAI.t.. Ul Ha ISnMATII ''nltlt-tt.Jtl..-• eet tDd a 1'bl Marllel, .......... .,,.,.. U.IC.&G....,,.bou'd...... • lf•-4111 w GIIIW'ItiOM at broadalll PIPac uoll, wWI 1 J<idoc 1D-ud 111M..... lac -II II -AM. II Toro -..toaolJ allact total nhlt til .,,eoo. from tbl efloiU tomoweOn.lpeo.Q""• Prt•... aYi~Uoa ""«F ... ' tbe eorp.• •• ....., a CODdl~ m&lDt~ omee a1 Put elflUu llrbM-tnme lito 11 "'" reeo-rrtd )DAit -~ W'ldt-'1 a. a&uble Corpa II----TOI'<IIIarlM air llllloo. ol II T_, u I ftJ lo -COIIldliOI- • ll ftWd cOIIt 1500 mUUoa to re~ tbe bue •IMwMr-, ·--<tor to tba ..... -· • Primary tue~ttcarr1dor 5:!0 'p.m. IDd &:10 p.m. • • . lo a -1D tM-. .,._.. ~--... • -a1r·--·£1 Ltoda WoodWard, 110t Ocean Calli:Jnia Aaoca.uc. of a... o..aJ C 9 1, do com~ Toro ta••wtt111n••Uarc .. Bh'd,, Coroat del Kar, rCIQI'l-tnmeata (8CAG) tut P'r1dlJ'. ••PIJt aD t1ar1a1e ll ~ blued &t ca.p P...SW. Uld eel ~ purM, $20, ud eredtt Geaeral Robert C••mea, CCIII-at a. Mltllt ot tbt apt~:ac llaYJ ai"'P''INNM •~ at San cudS stolen from bercarwtd.le mudaat tA tbe llariDI ~ tMn -"am.~ tor DttrcD loroomtat-r•dll*aop... 1t 'fta.S parked at 1221 W. Cout pn I tWaJlld lUftl" to pro-. U. 'liar..._. lb'Oif .tud 'antku OD tbe Pudlet.oll Hwy •• Mar1Dtr'1 WU•. from I)OIMDtl of )Obit dYtJID... alllMt dtUiaa tadruioa: blaebM, 1.:1 tbe elemeots ot 9 p.m. untJI 10 p.m ... A ns-mtllt:uy uee ottbeKarlalbue. • £1 Two 18 tilt ae-. ot W. ~les most beki~J~close pect <lMcrtbed u a Wbtt. male Tbe Wier wu 4 paau; laiC. au 11artoe atta.Uoa ll.tbt West. ~. ls to tbl -..t. bec:a.ue ot thl -..r''Of 1l>o etty ol lrYIDe 011 tM .... &ad thta reqtdtu piMM to tUe ott 'CI· IUU wtlll lallwtJids, llld towvd the Santa ADa 'll\Olmtalns, which would ~ a "riou& questloo of wbether El Toro Js suitable for a ch11 W'port. a.botf SO years old, 5 teet. I bat tt. me..,. c:oUt be bollld en u. s., Pl'orid&A& a tn1AIDr • AJ:r cJafeue for tbe re(ioo lncbes tall is belie.-ed to tan down to: "Not jlllt DO •• bat but a a eom'-t-nadJ' wliiC' 11 proyt.decl from El Toro u stol8n a $410 woman'• fUr coat bell 1:10." of 10 000 ~ p1• on.r rer-put tA tM North American about 1 p.m. from the "Back Tbe letter wu pre.HIItld to alii~ rnlfft .tta, Air Defeue Com mud. "El Toro" ttw comandani states nauY at tbe tetter's close, "Is not available ror use a& a )>tnt ciYtllan-miUtaryatr. Street" sbop ln Fullloo lllaDit ~--:-:=-:7"'===---------------=L!~GAL MOTICI LIGAL MOTICI LRAL HDTICE _______ L_!G"':_!«<!_IC_I _ port." • WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3 Tarabl.no'f'lc Bogdan, 28, or 1 '760 Pomooa Ave., Costa Mesa, was arrested at Cbarlle's Cb1U restau:ra.ot, McFadden and Ocean, Central Newport,at2:05 a.m. and charged Ylth being Intoxicated 1D p.-,Uc ••. An- thony Morreale. 218-1/2 29th St., West Newport, reported a 1959 Porscbe automobile stolen from tbe street near his home between 11 p.m. Oct. 2 and 9 a.m. Oct. 3 •.. A bur- glar took $650 lD c:ashaodtru- eler's checks trom tbe home of Fannie Elizabeth Brcnrn, 717 Marigold Ave .• Corona delMar, sometime between ooon Oct. 2 and oooo Oct. 3 ... Steve McC hesney, 316 Marigold Ave .• Corooa del Mar, reported that someone siphoned 8 gallons of gas from his car willie tt was parked oo tbe street oear bis home from 9:30 p.m. Oct. 3 until 8 a.m. Oct. 4. • THURSDAY, OCT. 4 About $250 damage was done to a slldlDg gla.ss door of the Newport Shores Assn. clW- house, apparently by someone wbo tired a BB or pellet gun into the door between 10 p.m. Oct. 4 and 6:30a.m. Oct. 5 ••. Corinne Domecq. of 924 E. Ocean Front, Balboa, reported the electrical coil stolen from her car while It was parked on "8" St. parldng lot, Balboa., from 8:30 p.m. Oct. 4 .mtU 6 a .m. Oct. 5 ••• An outboard motor valued at $200 was stolen from a sailboat belonging to Lester Barroo, 113 Crystal Ave., Balboa Island, whlte it was ln a repair dock at 2900 Lafayette Ave., Cannery Vil- lage, from 5 p.m. Sept. 27 lDltil 3:15 p.m. Oc:t. 4 ..• Someooe killed 11 blrds In an artary in the back yard ot the Gale Gainey home, 332 Colton st., Newporl Shor-es, between5p,m. Oct. 4 and 6:30 a.m. Oct. 5. STUDYIH C 'y ACTICS Navy Com maBder Jim F. Cameron, soo or Mr . and Mrs. J. Don Cameron of 10 Ansa St., Lido Park, Newport Beach. Is aHending theCoUegeofNa.ftl Warfare in Newport, R. 1. Dur- Ing the lO.monthcourse, heW1U study strategy, managementand tactics. LIGAL HDTICI OODINANCE NO. 151-t 1Dc tbt oteCioo ot Reb a •JI.Pd Ia bull:lese: 1n this 3.04.130 Apptieation of Pro- AN ORDtMAHCE OF THE coatraet by tbe Ctty aDd by tbt State• lD Sed1oo IZ03 or ln vtsJons Rela.tlng to ExclllSions CJTY OF NEWP<::ST BEACH stde. tbe dafta.ltloo o1 U.t pta-ase and Exempt.lons. (a) Sectkln AMENDlNG CHAPTER S.ot UN.050 Sllu Tu. Fot tbe 1a SecUoa SZ03. 3.04.120 of this Chapter shall OF THE NEWPORT BEACH pr!Ylilp of •lllDc ~le I.O·UOO Permit Not Re-become operaUve Oil JanLJaJ"y MVNJCIPAL CODE, ENTl-per~ property at retall a qalred. If a Mller's permit 1st or the yea.r roiiOWlng the TLED "SALES AHD tEE ta::r 11 bel'tlbJ lmpoMd ~ hU bela 1uaed to a retailer year in which lhe State Board TAX." TO INCORPCftATE aU ntauera 1ll U. Clty at UDder SecUoa S087 of the Re-of EquaU:tation adopts an as- RECENT CRAlfCES IN tha rate ol II tA tbe 1f011 'f'eDIJt Uld Tuatioo Code, an sessment ratio for state- STATE LEGISL.AnON PER. recalpb ol tbt reta.n.r b"om a~ eeUer'a permit shall assessed property whi ch Is TAINING TO SALES AND tBE tbe lilt ol aU tuclble per--ld be requlred by th1s or-identical to the ratio which Is TAX TO BE ADMINJSTERED al prq~e~:ty eold at retaU 111. dlDIDee. required for local assessments BY THE STATE BOARD OF tbla City 011 aDd after tbe oper-3.ot.110 Ezclusioll& and Ex-by Section 401 of the Revenue EQUA.UZAnON att" *le. emptkJu •• Measure of Tu. and Taxation Code, al which The City CoUDCll of tbe City S.ot.OISO Plaee of Sale. For There WU be exelllded ltom time Section 3,04. tlO of this t N tbe pwpoelll of tll1a Cbaptar, tile -..are of tu:: Chapter shall become lnopera- 0oAIN"':!!""ton!:-cb DOES M-a.O retail aJu are CC~D&Vm~ (a) Tbe amouot ot a.ny sales tive. ~ a.~w&: -·....._ at ••-11 ~..., ~-•---tb sta (b) tn lhe event thai Sectio<> SECTION 1. Chapter 1.04 of .........., w. P ce w.MII or ase w..a. ~sed "' e te the Newport Beacb Mlllidpll of tbt retailer mleu tbe tao-of Caltfonla apon a retailer 3.04.120 of ttlls Chapter Code 1s amended to read: lfble PI!'IODal property eold or oc:mnmer. becomes operative and I he State Ll dellftl'.:l by tbe ntaller (b) Tbe storace. use or oUler Board of Equalir.atioo subse- "Cbapter S.04 011' Ida acwot to an oat-Of..state eoo...•mption oftangibleperson-quently adopts an assessment SALES AND lEE TAX de!IH•HQo or to a commOD at property,lbe voss receipts ratio ror the state-assessed Sectioos: carrie tor deUYerJ to u our . from tbe sale of wblch has been property which is higher than 3.04.010 Short Title. ot~e destlaatiOD. Tbt vou. nbjtct to sale& tu under a the ratio which Is required 3.04.020 Rate. recelpb from nell a1e1 an sales aDd use tu ordinance for local assessments by Sec- 3.04.030 Purpose, lnc11dt detlnry cba.rcu. "* eDI.cted 1D aeeotdancewtth Part tion 401 of the Revenue and 3,04.040 Operatin Date. such ebarau are nb)lc:t to 1.5 ot Dtrts:ioD 2 of the Revenue Taxation Code, Section 3.04.1 10 3.04.050 Sales Tu. tbe state sales and -. tu. ud Tu::atkm Code by any city or this Chapter shall become 3.04.060 Place of Sale. reprdlea o1. tbe placetowtdeb aod COQQty, county, or city in operat19e on the tlrst day of 3.04.0'70 Use Tu, deUYery 1a made. lu tbe neal tb1l state. the month next rollowtng the 3.04.080 Adoptioo of PrOYt-a retaUer bu DO permueot (c) Tbt voss receipts from month in which such h.igtler slons of State Law. place of bua!Deu 1D the state ales to, aDd the storage, use ratio Is adopted, at which time 3.04.090 Lt m Ita. tl on s 011 or bu mora tbao oae plaee or otber corLCUmptioo of prop-Sectloo 3.04.1ZO of this Chapter A~oo of state Law. of bustDesa, the place orplacu erty parcbuecl by, operators snau be Inoperative until the 3.04.100 Permit Not Re-at .td.eb tbe ntall ales are of eomrnoo carriers and water-first day of the month following quired. couummated. sball be !Seter-borDe nssels to be used or the month in which the Board 3J)(.l10 Elclusions I.Dd Ez-mlDed ID:Ser rules and recu~ eOIIIIIIDed lD the operation of again adopts an assessmentra- emptlons -·-Measure of Tu. latioos to be preser1bed ud ncb commoo carriers or wat. tlo tor state-assessed property 3.04.120 Exclusions and Ea-adopted by lbe State Board ot erbone nssels princlpaUy which is identical to the ratio emptions -· Amotmt S'Cf.l)ect Equall&at1oa. ootslde tb1.s City. required for local assessments to Tu. 3.0(,0?0 U~e Tu. All e:r.clae (d) The SCOrage or use of by Section 401 of the Revenue 3.04.130 AppUeaUoo of Pro~ tu Is beHby trn.poMd oo tbe taoclble penoaal property in and Taxation Code, at which visions Relating to E~:elusloll& stonp, use or otherccmamp-tbe tra.Dripn1:a.tioo ortra.nsmts. time Section 3.04,120 shall aDd Eiemptlons. tloa. 1D th1a Ctty of ta.rlelble sioo ot per&CCS, property or again become operatlve and 3.04.140 Amendments. per--.1 property pqrcia811:1 eoaurnmtcatloos, or 1n the gen-Section 3.04.110 shall be·come 3.04.150 Enjol.nlng CollectlOD from UJ retailer oo ud after enUoo. transmission or dis. inoperative. Forbidden. the opentlva date tor storap, trlbuHon of electrtciry or ln 3.04.140 Amendments. All 3.04.160 Penalties. use ot other ~ 11. tbe Jna.DIActure, transmissloo subsequent amendments of the 3.04.1 '70 Senn.blllty. this City at tbt rate ol 1\ d. or 4Lstrlbut1oo. of gas ln intra-Revenue and Taxation Code 3.04,180 Repeals. the alel price ot tbe PI'QPerty. state, Interstate or foreign wtuch relate to the sales and 3.04.010 Short Title. 1'hls Tbe alu price sball lDelude commerce by pllbUc utilities use tax and whlch are not in- Ctwlpter sball be kooWII u tbe cltUfc7 eblrpa ..._ IUCb wblcb ~e replated bJ: tbe Plt:l-~op.sistent with Part 1.5 of Di- "Unilorm Loeal Sales and Use ebv.-are •Jtdt to stMe Uc dlbei dommlsdoe rk tbe v\sicid' t l.of 'the Re•ene~e and Tu OrdtDa.oce" of tbe City alaiS or ._ tu r~ o1 stat. tA ~:-· .. ., •.• ,,.,Juatioo Code shall automa- of Newport Beach. tbe pJaee to dlch dtU.-ery S.OUJO Excluioas llld Er-tlcallJ beeome a part ot tht. 3.04.020 Rate. Tbe nte ot Is made. ernptiau ~~ Amolllll Subject ordlna.nce. sales tu lDd ue tu: IDJI)C)Stld S.ot.080 Atlopttoa o4 Pro-to Tu:. (a) Tbe amount subject 3.04.150 Enjofmng Collec- by tbls ordt.oanet: sball be ODe 'rls:5ooa of State Law. Ezeept to tu sblll DOt include any Uoo forbidden. No i.njunctioo per cent (14\). u c:Oenrt8t pnrt1decl La Ud.8 aa.Jes or asa tax Imposed by or writ of mandate or other 3.04.030 Purpose. Tbe City ordluDce Ud ezeept 1uclft.r tbe State of Ca.Hfornta IC)On a lep.J or eqWt:able process shall CouocU bereby dec: lares that u tbey are locoa.,.,_. wltb retailer or coasumer. issue 1n any suit, action or this ordlD&Dee ts adopted to tbe proY1sloa8 of Put 1.5 ol (b) Tbe storace, ase, or-otber proceeding ln any court against achieve tbe foUowtnr. &mCGC' Dlrillc:m Z ol tbe Rnecn• ud coonmption of tangible per-the State or thlsCity, or agatnst other, purposes. aDd cHrects TuaUoo Code, all d. tbe pro. 100&.1 property, tbe gross re-any otftcer of the State or this that the proYis:tons bereof be rlslou ot Pvt 1 of DlrtllOD ~etpts from tbe sale ot which City, to prevent or en;>in the lnterpreted lD order to accom~ 2 of lbe ReY_.. aod Tuatloa ban beea sttl)ect to tu under collection under this ordinance, flCTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME pUsh tliO$e purposes· Code are berebJ adopted IDI1 a sales ud ll9e tu ordinance or Part 1.5 or Division 2 of STATEMENT (a) To adopt a saies aDd use made a part ot tlds ordlDaDee eDI.cted 1D accordaocewilliPart the Revenue and TaxationCod4!, The following person Is doing taJ: orc:t1naoce wllicb compllas u tboucb ftlly set rorua r.ereta. 1.5 o1 ot'f1Qotl 2 of the Revenue of any ta.x or any amount of business as: Lawrence's Ctr-witb the reqairemeots and Um~ 3.0t.090 Umrtan001 OG and Tu::atioo Code by any city ta.x required to be collected. cuft Art, 210 East Emersoo ttatloas cmtaiMd 1D Part l.S Adoptloo ot state Law.ludopt-aod CCM~tJ. cocmty, or city in 3.04.160 Pell<lltles. An)' per- St., Orange, California 92665: ot Dl"f1sloo 2 of tbt Re'l'en~~e iDe tbe prot1&ioas o1 Part 1 tbia State stall be exempt from son violating any or lht> pro- Jack G. Lawrence, 11242 Bar-and T Uoo Cod . of Dll1aloo z of tbe a. ....... tbe tudueiiDderthlsordloa.nce. Yislons of thi s ordinance shall clay Dr., Garden Grove, Cal-(b)".;: adopt a ""'tes ud use lDd Tuaaoa Code wken~r (c) There are exempted trom be deemed gUilty or a m "sde- lfornia 926 41. tu: ordlDance 1rhlcb iDcorpo-the State or cautortda laDtmed tbt! comp!Jta.tion of the amooot meanor. and tJPOO conviction This business Is co::aducted rates pro1'1s:l.oos identical to or reterr.S to u tbt t:utDc of tbe ales t:u tbe grass re-thereof Shall be punis'lahle as by an Individual. those o1 tbe Sales aDd Use Tu apoey, the Ctty ot Newpcrt celpts from the sale of tangible provided in 5('rlion 1.04.010 Signed Jack G. Lawrence. Law of the State of Cal1fcrDJa -s.cb shall be SIDIUtuted persooa.l property to operators or this Code. Thls statement ns ftledwtth 1Dsofar as tbose proTistoas an tbtrd:ll'. Tberubltltut:IOQ,bOW-of waterborne nssels to be 3.04.170 Sever<~hllity. lf any the County Clerk of Orange not 1Dcoos1&teot ritb tbe re. ner, shall not be made .._ ued or consumed prlncipally provlslo1 of this orr11nance or CoUDty on Oct. 8, 1973, Wll-qulrernetU aDd Umltat1ooacoo-tbe wotd 'State' 1s UMd u outside tbe Ctty in wh.ich the the appUcahon thereof to 1ny Uam E. St John, county clerk. taJ.Ded lD Put 1 5 of Olril:taD part ol tba uue of tbe stalt! sale Is made aDd directly aoo person o~ c ircumstan\"'S 1s held by Theresa M. Ward, deplty. 2 of the Rena.oe' lDd Tu::atloD Cootroller, tbt state Treuar-ndustYely In the carriage of Invalid, the remaul<1H or the POOUsll: Ort. 11, 18, 25,NoY. Code· er, ta. state Board of Control. periJOilS or proper(}' lD such ordinance and the applic-ation l, 1973, In the Newport Harbor (c) To atXJpt a saleslfld ._ tiM State Board otEqalia.UoD. •eaels for commercial pur-of such provision to other pt>r- Easlgn. F .28'705 tu ordlna:Dee wblcb tqoc111 tbe State Tr.anry. or tbeCoG· PQteS. sons or ctrCIJm ~;tanrt>s s!\:1.11 a tu: and proortdes a meuare ltit\C:klb ol the stat. of Cal-(d) 1"bt! stonp, use, or other DOt be aNe"ted thereh~. therefor" tbat CaD bt! admlnle-l.fu'IU; tbt srtistltutioa 011 COBSWnptfOD of tangible per-3.04.1110 Rep<i!als. Ordinant to 8 .73866 tered &Dd collected by u. state DOt be made wbeD tbe result ..:Mal property plll"chasoed by No. 772 Is hereb} repealeJ, F'lCTITIOl.S BU5tNESS NAJIE Boud of EqaUiutSoo IDa maa-ot tllll: ablttl::atioa -.oald n -apentor"s ol waterborne Yes-pro'ri.ded, however, that sa~d STATEMENT Del tblt adapts lt.Mtt u fWlJ qatre adloa to be tuM by or Mll aod ased or conswnM by ordinance shall r t?m• n li>Pli- The foUowtng persons are as practicable to, aM nqllirN a.pJaat tbt City, or UJ ..-c1 ncb cperators directly and e.x~ cable ror the purpos:s of the doing business as: 206 Umlted. the last posatble ~ u.r.of ntber lbl.nbyor ap.1D.Jt clwdnly 1n tbe earrlage of admlnistration of s<ur1 orrtin~ 17461 Irvine Boulen.rd, Tustin, from tbe •11ltlac .ttatat.ory ud tbe State Board ofEqaattutton, per~ or property o~ suc.h ance and the imposition of ;tn1 ca. 92680: Ratpb Secteta, 11 '7 admJniltratln proeedW• fol. lD ptlrt::.-a:Wac tbe flmetkl:ls lfl. •e ... ll lot commercial pur-tbe collection of tax with re - 15th Street, Newport Beacb, CL lOYed by tbt statt Board o1 e.,_ to tbl: adm.1.DUtrat1oD or poses i& enmpted fr-om the sped to tb@ sales o~, :nd tbe 92660; William P, RestlYO, EqtallDtloa m ad~ opcatloa of tlda ordllanot; tbe ua tu. storag., use, or other consump. 15292 Main Street, Tustin, Ca. llDd eolled1Dc tbe Ca.ltalnda Abltltlll:lo. saau DO( be made (e) Tbere are exempted from Uon ot tangible personal prop- 92680. State Sales Ud u .. T...., ta ttlloet MCtiollS, lAct.l1Dc, tbt eompiD.tiOD of the Jrnount erty prior to Januuy I, 1974, ThJs buSiness is belnc coo-(d) To adapt a alealDd Mt be DOt -.eNnrtty Umtted to, of tbe sales tu: the p-oss re~ the making or refunds. etfec-- ducted by a limited partnership. tu: ordlaaDce wldeb cu bt ....ao-ref.-rtac to tbe u:. cl't;U from tbe sde of tuct.ble tlng crt>dlts, the d.spo.iltlon of Signed: Ra.lph Secketa. admJnll!tared ta a 1ILIDDa' t11at t..W .,..,.,* d. tbe StUt persoral property to operabx's monles colltcted, aJ'Id for the Tbls statement ftled 1ritb tbe ww. to tile deer• ponfble of Ca111anJa. W~M~r• UM NWlt of aJ.reraft to be ued or COb-commencement or contlm~anct! Couoty Clerk ot Oran~ Co\mty eoasllhot wttb u. ~ or tM ...Ublaoft woa.ki t. nmfd prtDclpaU, Olltside tbe of &ny action or proceeding on Sep. 28, 1973. of Part 1.S o1 Dina. 1 o1 to .... ide u ea~ from City La wblch tbt •le ls made under sa1d ordinance. Ptmllsh: Oct. 4, t t, 18, 25, the Rtn~~• aDd Tuatkatode, tllll ta::r ..uti ,...a to C4'J1atn Ud ~I.J &Dd exclt181•ety Lo. SECTION 2. This ordinance t9'7S, ln. tht NP'J)Ol't Harbor mtatmbe tbe co.t tA coiJeo:ftiiC .............. -or ottMI" the ue of soch aircraft u sbiU be plt)Ush~1 once ln the Enslp~o. r -!8.5J'7 city .... Uld -..__ ud e01t ~ o1 tuc:lble per-comrDOD carriers or persoos oftlctal newspaper of the CJty, LIGAl HD11CI at u. ame ume •ta.tmt• t1111 ....s JIWlY n&e.b WOIUd oat or P'CIIP«tJ .ar Ute ,.,_.ltJ aod U.. sam~ shall be etrtct- batdla ol record _.., ..,_ ~ bt e•llllll trcn ttu ot U. atws of tllis sta.ta, tbe ln to days after tbe date of per..a .ettct to "ntiDI •-tu ftU1 .-., .U... ........ UDUecl SCat... or t.~~;y fore!CD Its t.dce:tSoo.. 8 '7386'7 6er u. proftallaM o1 ~ Cll'-.. or ao.r coaa•'C">>IO re-JO"WWIlDDIIIL TJW: ord:lnuct "'' iJ11:ro.. FICTlTIOLO> BUSIIIESS NAME cltoue•. aa1a tlll)lcl to 1u 11r till (!) lo --1D till._ ducod at a rel'llar "'"'"" ol STATEMENT S.04.ot0 ~ .. Dalo. Qr-- -tM -c1 U.U proo_lll_ I* tho CltJ Couacll ol tho CtiJ Tbe fOUowiA& peraou are 41•.,. 1514. ooclfled Ia 1rU Part 1 II ~ I fll 1M ud aM.l af tM ...._..tad of Newport Beac.b lleld oa. U. dofoAC buGDeSI u 1111 Uml..S. c...-. aMll blcD"I ...._ a.._ ... Tua.tklli eo.a. or T..-Cede a.......,-, l«h drily 01 Sec:temm, tt?S, 1 '7461 lrf1DI Boa1eftl'd.. T..U., tt'N • JaMUY 1, 1"' _, • --t1111.a tu W'D r... err Glblrar ... a ICittoa rA tu-t.Dd !U adapted 011. U. ttb Ca. 9ZISIO: -S. Sac-prior --CIIJ a1ia11 ....... -alaa, .._.,, lllila ,._. PI-ll' IIW-dOJ cl Oolol>or, 19'1S, tiJ lllo 117 15tlll St., Newport Badl, CCIMrtd: WD tlllseate ... -• .... W. 51 .. II dallldbfl!llrMaa:Solllrc:rd fDJ.IDDlC"*•~u~: .... .._.,_ caw. aeso: wtlli.I.J:D P. R.._ ot ...,.,..,. to paba an bs 1111 ,__1 ,. .. b ud ... • ex set'· ~ A TIS. COtllfC...--"': •--. U'fO, 1-llalaSIHM, ~ -~~---1D tM 16---... Ill tlll)lcllD ... I a ~ lid-~ Crool, -~ ltrmll, Calli. 9ZISIO. ·-ud --c1 IU If 1111--1111-llftiJ Ia tM -cl-.... liJdoll. IlioN. nta: tw1teet 1a «*dKltdtllb ..... 81d-tuare ,.. ,...:ens 11 • Coet; .. cnl u. •• fiU'I'tlnfll ~OOUJICIUiliW:M•. byallldoll_..,, prOOitll«, -lflliiiC.,olltJi 2 'I All aliall ... Ill-,_, 1 • .... ljl ... ¥N ASEI!T~:ausu:-. SltJMd:...,.S.s.ea.ta.. 1M ... • • .,... .a .. • 11 trns ... ••;a • 1 . unrne..., a.,.... 4. Mt!:ttDII nu.-~ ................... a.nt ., ltr'D y .. a. .a ttl tit riiiJIIIalo '*' 'aw ...,_ 111o C.., Clift cl a.-..... to 1111 _.a...-. 1 .'Ill, 1'111, .Wf,t11fa _, 111 'It-,., I AIIDI': eo• ,. S..l ..,,., 1m. a11a11-• -"' 111 •• .., ,. 7 to 1111 -"'t11o.., 111 ~ LaPoo • ...... Od. 4, 11, II, a. U11 II-a -Ill-c.to; _, .. rt II 7 1 .... --. a _, ... ,,., C~:: ll'll,Dolllllloo-rt......,. __ allall)a .. _ ....... )a-lor~~~~-....-= IIlii -•Ool.lt,tna,lo• ....... .~ r..-clllll•'ot" ...... ..;:. ..... 111111 ..... 'I qr• ---~---·I& Co11sion coarse Tm HA1tBOR AREA N M CARD'' FOOTBALL LOG • • ~ 19 TO 0 is the tlalo of the mlod. sure yours keeps shlning proper care and a dally jshaml;>oo. Colony ... you' 1/lilte the difference c-eo~ --...-'fB8WUJ< no ~ "-i· LM AJtel ......... ___ (oD-1 p.a.) II-'• )idor -(10.12 -Oor7 IW•nr lood I TIIUIISOAY ,_oold)-,.lolllollonud -llclood Gil ot lllo 1001 M--ot ........ Loocw of tlo 0raoeo c_, Pla1 lllo 11M, 111111-drift fiJlod PIIIOAY : lr. 411-Amelco P-Uprc>-lodlou ot -.. _ .... aCDM ................ , •11110'11 at Coaa Mea JI'Uil. woa~lutlratwdi.J. KboolattL&. ~ =-~ ': = ~ (Jiou•s:fu~~~~~·~-~~ ~-:.:·~t! .= .. .:-::r~m· lloo. c-dol .... ol-Au ~ p-. .... ..., q-.... tllo no Soo Klop' OlliJ -• Vo11o)<{SoalaAoo-l). Dill)< tile Gor._Gro<ellle---~--.P.U. -oot liP .,.. -· lluo-Edt.-o1 Eotuela (Do-ro)olo r•malll -lao Ill tllo boet-Doocpr ....., 111-wlta llllterqptt4 a Lore A1 pua fteld). lapt, IDd tbt Cardllall mtet tbe S JUd 111M, U. q.n.r .. 111111 ""' 1t boet ., JU'da 1o 111o J All Anleric • boet en, Goalllllr puoec~ 1o Grtllllll8. Allar s.. .. BohnDI r an action baUboet nu., Do-.... aac1 BrOid a,.. IIIOYed Ulotllo 0 za.,.ro plller to AI~ a 1- 1, GuiaDeaa cracked over. )'U'd Pl-r. by ba.lftlact RobbJ La& AJ won tbe pme -.rJy A SS-0 sbellacktnc by tbt lleOf'e 11 DOt aYallable. , Wyatt for l tbe HCOGd ICON. lD tbe 4th period breaklal a TusttDCobrUtooe.t.:ttbt Ntw-The Chlefl:, Nnport~Yesa 1 01aqer cncted o"'r rtpt 7-7 tie •ben tllej capttallled port-Mesa Comfii&Ddos ou1 ola oniJ team 1D the Jr. Bantam tackle fOI' sa yuds lD the Jrd 00 a COM tumble at tbt Sea ftrst-place Ue wttb tbe TusUD (lS-14) dlTIBJon, clobbered tbe Ptrlod to ti..D.Iab tbe CarcllJJal Ktnc u aod acored 00 a pus team Jut Saturday at Cotta <>ra.nee Vlld.ncs %2-6. sccwtq. 3 playa iater. Mesa bleb ecbool. The Cobn.s ln pmes Ulla Saturdly at 8traoc defeu.tn p)llJ by line- The Sea XIDp:' lntnel.a.gue oow lead tbe Yale Leapl.Dtbe CoMa Mesa, tbe CODdors play men Jim Van Doren aDd Jeff tllle bopes rest on Sa&lm'dly's Jr. Pewee (9-11 yeara) Jr. tbe FoWib.in Valley Eqles at Tney and bleb Robby W,att pme with the e:.ploaiYe, 111_ All-America football procnm. 10, tbe Cbarcers meet tbe Los aod steYe y0111c be~ the 1:-.teo Santa Ana Valley Fl.l-ln otber Jr. Pewee pmea, Alamitos Saluts at noon, tbe Cuds to tbelr MCOOd stnt&bt coos. A w1D •otdd giYe Corooa tbe Cardln&.ls beat u.e West-Cardloala take on tbe ~ sbWKat 1ri.D.. Wyatt aDd Youne del Mar a first-place tie wttb minster Rams 19-0 and tbe Coast lnd1ans at 9, tbe Colts l.otercepted puses to stop z the Fl.lcoas. A loa would put Cbl.rprs blaDbd tbe 1...aguna tangle wttb tbe Ciardeo Gro.-e Ram drlYta. Barry HoskiDS&Dd them 2 games bl.clri w1.tb just Belch Bucc:ueers U-0. Re-Lancers at 11, the Cowboys scott 011qer reeonred oo-slde 3 p.mes left 00 the schedule sub ot tbe Co-.ars' pme tackle tbe Fot11taJ.n Valley lriieks. Edboo trote 5oose lOt' 2i •lth tbe Orance Redslrilos were Cougars at 1, and the Cor- potnts 1D tbe Znd qiiU'ter last oot .... uab1e. satrs go ap.I.Dst the HuntlnltOO y th Soc Friday aDd weot on to criiSh 1n Cllnlc-leYel (8-9 f81J"S) Beach Impalas at 3. ou cer Costa Mesa's Mustan ho games. tbe Cobras dropped a Road pmes will dDd tbe Uve woo just 2 pme:Sdurwln 2'1-0 decl.sloo to the Guden Cougars at tbe Cerritos Gokiell L L the past 2-1/2 sea.soos. RJ Grove Vikings, aod tbeCoodors Horoets at DOOQ, the Chiefs eague og Flggatt scored botb MIIStang and Cbeyennes scores were not Ylsltlng the Cerrltos Hornets touchdowns rlmD.lDg tor a tbird aYI.ilable. at 2, the Comanches lovadi.ng quuter ~re and catching a The Pewee (10-12) Colts lost tbe Fountain Valley Bobcats Steve Sharp pass 1n the final 23-0 to the H~mtt.ngtoo Beach at 3, the Cobras at the Htmt- period Chargers, the Coyotes beat the ingtoo. Beach Sea•olfs at ooon, Esa:ocla winless this year Htmt1.ogton Beach Broocos 18-0 the Coyotes against the H.mt- couldn't ~e against a stroog aDd tbe Co•boys woo 20-6 from lngtoo Beach Corsairs at 1, the Edtsoo defense Wltll Mark De-the Fountain Valley Cougars. Coronas at the South Coast ven broke loose on a 4S -yard Midget league (11-13) games Bruins at 5:30, the Cbeyenoes touchdo'Wn scamper In the clos-were woo by the Corsairs and Yls1Ung the Tri-Ctties Packers log minutes of last Frtda.y Comanches. Tbe Comanches at 10, :aDd tbeCommandosattbe nigbt's game at Orange Coast scalped the Scantoo Dbblos SZ-TIIStin Antelq>es at 1. Colla 6. The Corsairs beat the Soutb Cow.ty-wlde playoffs ln all St:arttng this •eek, tbe Enslen wiU carryresuUaandschedules of local American YouthSoccer Organi.zation (AYSO) teams. Organlt;ed in 3 divisions ac- cordtDC to age gr~s. the teams play tn countywide leagues. Games are plaJedonSaturctlys, and oo admission Is charRed. LAST WEEK 'S SCORES • D1Tlston 1 (13~15 yrs.) C lippers 8, Hales 1. STANDINGS Coast Trojans, but tl1e t!Jial dlrlsloos sbrl No•. 17. • Dl.vi&ion 2 (10-12 yrs.) Rangers 3, L1oos o. Anteaters 2, Dolphins 0. Arseoals 2, Turtles 0. IRVINE LEAGUE W L S. A. Valley ......... 3 0 BUCS HOST S.D. MESA • OlYlsiOII 3 (7-9 yrs.) whlle Mesa dropped a 19-7 Nomads 2, Barracudas 1. declsloft to Santa Ana. OCC Panthers 5. Neotllles 0. Los Alamitos ......•. 3 0 Corona del Mar .•..•. 2 1 Edlsoo ..........•. 2 1 F". Valley .......... 2 I :osta Mesa ......... 0 3 Estancia •.....•..•. 0 3 Magnolia ••••..•.... 0 3 SUNSET LEAGUE Newport .........•• 3 0 Loua ............. 30 Anallelm .•.•.•..... 2 l Marina ... , , . , ....• 1 2 H. Beach • . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 Santa Ana • . • . • . • . • . 1 2 Westminster . . . . . . . . 1 2 Western •.....••..• 0 3 Coach Dick Tucker's Orange Coast College footballers hope to twnP back into the th.ick or the South Coast Conference race th.is Friday nlgbt, as tlley host San Diego Mesa's Olym- pians at LeBard Stadium . The game gets under way at 7:30 p.m. Gates open at 6:30 p.m. and tickets are priced at $1.50 for adults and $1 for children. Both squads lost their So~h Coe.st openers last week. Tbe Pirates were routed by power- ful Fullerton College, 27-3, FLAG FOOTBALL SCORES GAMES OF' OCT. 20 THIRD GRADE Muiners Speedsters 16, Playfleld Killers 0. Irvine Terrace Rams 24, C.Y.C. Headhunters 6. Buffalo Rams 24, Peninsula Pac kers 0. Fl FTH GRADE Mariners Tlgvs 6, PlaJ- Oeld Lions 0. Eastbh41' Red-eyes 7, Mar- Iners Packers 0. C.Y.C. Cannlblil.ls 12, lrvlne Terrace Redslriins 6. Buffalo Bills 14, Peninsula Packer s 8. ls DOW 4-2 oo the season a.od SATURDAY GAMES Mesa Is 3-2, (At San Joo.qu1n school lrvtne) The Bucs could manage only Nomads vs. Nepttmes ~t 9 a.m. 164 yards In total ottense Sat-Pantbers vs. rerrelra at urday nigtlt. The Hornets could 10 a.m. gain ooly .,. yards on the ground Rangers vs. Arsenalsat11 a.m. In 4.2 attempts, but mtde ~tor Dolphins vs. Lions at 1:30 p.m. It through the ali, passtng tor Cllppers vs. Arsenals at 3p.m. 257 yards. (At Horace Ensign school Fullerton opened the scoring Newport) ' early In the ftrstqtarter, taking HaJes vs. Rouse at 3 p.m. O't'er when Plnte pw:~ter Mark Schn4JP was na.iled at the ace 17, ronawtng a bod snao rrom KYLE GAYNER OF C.ll. center. Kellh Cuoolo(blmboot-IN JAPAN GYM MEET ed a 19-ya.rd field goa_! wtth 8:09 rema.inJ.ng ln the quarter to gin the Hornets a 3-0 ad-........ Gary Balch bJt a 42 -rard field pi tor the Pirates early In the seeood period to tie the cootest and culmlnateOCC's only real drive. The Btacs •ent 74 yuds ln 8 plays. F"ilteen -year -old Kyle Gay - ner o1 Costa Mes.a. has been choaen to represent the States 111 ... 1973 Chuotchl c~ gyrruaasttcs competttloo on Nov. 24-25 to Nacoya, Japan, and ' thea 1o the lnteru.Uoaa.l lnYI- tatJonal amnastlc champtoo- ships 1n Tokyo, Oec.l-2. She will compete against top ath-, letes from the U.S.S.R., C~ech oslovak.la., Hungary, East Ge r - TEST DRIVE THE '74's TODAY ••• WE'VE GOT 'EM. YOU'LL LOVE !EM Mariners S tr inger s 6, Heights Whippers 2. Eastblutf Dolphins 18,C.Y.C. Heights Hustlers 12, Mar- i ners Champs 6. Eastbluff Jaguars 14, C. Y .C. Fullertoo made It 10-3 on the ne:d series with quarter- back Sten De&!rg driving the Hornets S4 yards. The Hornets drove 60 yards ln 8 plays mld- •ay tllrough tbe secood period for another score, and then made It 20 -3 just before tbe half oo Cllllnlngham's 31 -yard m~y.~J~. r-:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Kyle, a member of the Long PUT ALL YOUR EGGS IH c::ttE BASKET AND WA TOt IT1 KELLY'S Sensational Top Quality New Yor1< Steak Dinner NOW! OVER 16 u. HEW YORK STEAK, Including Baked or French Sty I~ Au Gratin Potatoes, Fresh Garden Salad, Gatlic Bread, Sp iced Fn~it . A S7 .9S Dinner Elsewhere· A TRUE VALUE AT KELLY'S-ONLY ~5 .9 5 <j} • CHATEAU BRIAND STEAK DINNERS ._'v FROM $3.9 S 209 PALM ST. KELLY'S NEAR FERRY Crushers 0. Buffalo Redsk1ns 20, Channel Redskins 6. Mariners Cowboys 8, lrvlne Terrace Dolphins 0. FOURTH GRADE Mariners Dogs 25, Ptayfteld Packers 0. Mariners Buu.a.r ds 2, East. blutt Anteaters 0. Irvine Terrace Steeler s 12, C.Y.C. Trojlns 6. Buffalo Broncos 19. Pentn- s ul.a. Chargers 6. Heights Panthers 7, Mariners Apes 0. Eastblutf Sliver Shadows 6, C.Y.C. S~rsta.rs 0. Butt.alo Dolphins 18, lrvtne Terrace Rams 0. ChanDel Champs --bye. BRAZILS ----11.95 CANADA>---12.95 LoPa•-----14.95 SUPERLITES-11.50 ~il-BASKETBALLS SOCCER SHIH GUARDS SOCCER BALLS 5.95 .. 18.95 BASKETBALL SHOES BOB WOLFE ALL STAR VOlT JR. & INTERM ATE FOOTBALLS •• 7.95 ADIOAS TENNIS SHOES ----18.95 TRETORH TENNIS SHOES 16.95 LADIES CONVERSE TENNIS SHOES -7. MENS CONVERSE TENNIS SHOES ----3.95 MENS TENNIS SHIRTS & SHORTS TENNIS BALLS· Dn. $7.95 TENNIS DRESSES SPEEDO' SWill SUITS & TRUNK WATER WONDER KICK BOARDS '4CRYUC WARM UP SUITS TENIIIS Rtp Offs 6. Mariners Marllns 6, Butf.a.lo Cowboys 3. Ch.a..nnel Chargers --bye. SIXTH GRADE Mariners Rebels 6, Pl.a.y - tiek! Trojans 6. Heights Uberator s 6, Mar ~ iners Gibboos 2. C.Y.C. Nailers 7, Eastbluff Hammerheads 6. Butf:alo Packers 20, Channel Cowboys 6. Mar1Ders Streaks 0, Heights Hurricanes 0. Mariners Renegades 20, Pefl- insula Packers 0. SEVENTH GRAD'E Mariners Moose 26, PLay. field Rookies 6. C.Y.C. Tlll"keyshooters 12, Inlne Terrace Trojans 6. Buftalo Muggers 8, Penln- sula Packers 2. Ea.stbluft Oilers 12, Marln- ers Elb 6. QUEEN CANDIDATES AT BACK TO SCHOOL NITE tiekt goal. Tbe Hornets Intercepted an OCC pas.s to set ~ their flnal scoring drive of the eveni.ng in the 4th quarter. They went 62 yards in 11 plays, cawtnc the eft'ort with a tumble re- covery ln the end zone tor tbe TO. ALUMNI TO JOIN BAND FOR HOMECOIIIHG Tbe seoood annual Corooa del War high school marching bud-alwnnl section will per- form at the Corona del Mar vs. Ed.isoo homecoming p.me, Frt- daJ, NOY. 2, at Duid.soo fteld, accordlng to Harry Corea, mu- sic director. AU alumni of the marcbln( band trill jolD the r egular band Beach SCATS, was top scorer on tlw ~Uonal blillaoce beam 60 Wlit MOTEL I 220 Sl)ace MOBILE HOME PARK in the 1972 U.S. Olympic Team Managed, well kept, returns 3reus old, 2 pools, returns Trlals. She trained with Otym-2C11! on $162,000 down. lSI;\ on $400,000 down. pte star Cathy Rigby Mason MOTEL REALTY 673-3100 L Y1MH FAIJ.KHER REAL TOR and hasout&coradCathyseveral 27ll E. coast Highway, c orooa. del Mar, Callt.ornJa 926ZS times oo tbe bala.oce beam. L..:.:::.:;;.:;:::::.::::ol::;:.:.:.:;;::;::::.:::.:.::~.::::;:;;;;.;;;.;;..;;;;;;.."' RAm 1'011 0 ASSIFIED ADS I Tl- :11-e•leea ........... UD , ...... a ....... 1111 ,, ............. 1111 w-e-•-·-.as 2TI-. 1,!11 !.111 4.111 .10 LOST AND FOUND BOOKXEE PER wants wort by hour In small otOce. Non smoker. 673-6107. o MUSICAL FOR SALE MAKE ROOM SALE Fall sllipments are arrtvtnr and we must dispose of both new 1nd usedplaoosandorgans. Good used Grand plano now just $S65, Sue \C) to $200 oa ret11rns. Yamaha DK-40 save alleast$500.Low- reg. $1,500, others. co. Candidate& tor Friday nlgbt's bomecomtng queen w1ll be in- troduced at tbe blil.clri to scbool rd(bt at Costa Wesa bip achool tb1a eYeoiD&:, Oct. 25 . Foreip excba.np students also wtU be pre seated. In stand enterta.loment. Those interested 1n being a part ot the ceremonies abould contact Br uce Larson, assistant drum major, at &44-1000, Cor;~t liar .,,. ecbool mute _ REAL EST ATE LOST PARROT: Generous re- w-ard tor lnlormaUon leadlng to return of our brt lllant colored small parrot. Call Dolly, 673-5889. Mi ssing since August 17. Steln1ny -LowerJ 1907 N. Main St., Santa Ana Est. 191 4 Robert Packer, oe.rprindpal of tbe hlc'l school, will meet wltb parents at 7 p.m. in tbt boys am &Dd ta.lk about on denlopmentl at tilt bleb ~ebool. Fol.lowtnc this 15 mlnute me.t· tAt, the parents wtll rlait tbelr chik!rlll'l cllurooma, 'lfbllre lbl t•cbera will explalD the couree eoot.nt aod cndlne poUelu. Reffesbm-.ta wtu be p-br tbo PTSA. llom- btr• o1 the Pep Club wlllt.._, puanta loeabt tbe clu.crooma. LIKE TO TRAVEL ? HAVE. TO TRAVEL? BUILT HOME oo cor- oer lot, Costa .Mesa baclri bay lrea, 4 bedrooms aod Z b&tha ~s. UYincroom, d1aJnc room, tttcbeD, f:lmiiJ room, deo aDd r.th down sta.lrs. Lota ot eloMt sptce, kt.. <kdt., cu prap, 2 COYeted patto., 4 citrus tr ... , Wood!alld Kbool dlat. $87,500, onar, 548-473! 01' m .oeeo. HARBOUR hm- lltlo. 'ftterfroot OODdoml.D- Iam. Prbate boat sUp at poar door. S,.Ctacular maJn ebalmll new. Beautlf'lllly dtecn.ttd., I bldroocns, J batba, tlrtpllc•, patio, pr- &fl. tG00 per 1IICIIII1l. Call MI-IUO. .................................................. _# r---------- UNTED ,MJSC . QUIET furnished apartment for mlddle-apd lady. Loves pr- d<!ll1ng (or sbore). 6'15-4433. FOR IIENT LAKE ARROW HE AD, oorth sbore, mo\lltaiu cbl.let. SICH!p5 16. Wake resern.- Uooa:, weekeod, •eelt or mooth: 549-3&12 or 9'79-06!1. A.PARTliENT: 2 or 3bldro0mt wltb 2 boU... PooL A<Mto, oo polo. $ZOOud$ZIOmootl>- lJ. 1401 S.rtor An •• New- port Boaeb • .lerou tbo otreot from tbl Ver•'"" can MS-5440, -'11. FOR SALE scotrr, '&9, 41:, V-B, with su. oew tires. Sacrlllce at $1650 or best oOer for Immediate sale. 548-0989. MISCELLANEOUS ROOMATES WANTED--fl.ba- Joul oceu Yin, fireplace, dllhWUber, braDd Dfi'W1 OWD room, nry rtaeonable prtce. Call e'JS..ell2 or 8'73-4510. " 1 $ Ill •• •• • ••••• ,. ...... • Newport In zit l11! II .... hla!MI Cost. ..... MmoGRT HARIOR EllliGII PIJLISHEIJ.IEEIU. Y -PAGE 11 lliURSOAY, OCT. 25, 1973 COIIOIIA 0EL liAR, CAL Newport Beach Balboa * lllllfAlfiiS ··-* Best of Baycrest tool: DO twtber ---3 bedrooms, S t.ths 1n beaut1- nat BaJcrest. A borne to be proc.:l oft UTtng areu oriented to ~ered patio ud S0'J:l5' betted pool. A home to rladden tbe heart ot a prdeaer. $79,150, Ocean and Bay View 4 Bedrooms -2 Baths Tbis Corooa del Mar borne Is oa a LARGE LOT. Sharp reduction 1n price •.• try $74,00011! Rentals Cllolee Corona del Mar rentals trom $210 to $475 ava.Uable oo yearly leases. tJBOYD -· *~* -E. Ceott Hwy. c-... - ~ NO TRICKS! THIS IS A TREAT! -- U you llaveo't seen this lovely Lido home, you've missed a perfect pa..radise. Built by a perfectionist, tbis 4,000 sq. n. home .. as designed for your dls- erlmlr.ttng t.amtly, Underpriced at $179,500, you ...£!11_ now take advantage of new lower interest rates. JUST RIGHT!· Right loea.tiool Rlgbl price/ Right sizel Three bedrOO.!'JS. Z baths. Brick 11replaee. Two larp; pl'l-r...&,•'~iiite pOtioo. Great rtewl '*"'"" ce!Unp. Ol!erod ., ·~ .. • ' ·· Grubb & Ellis 2863 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 675-7080 FABULOUS OCEAN VIEW Spacious Harbor View Hills Home on Setting Sun Dr.: just listed! 3 View bedrooms, 2th; baths. dining room. family room & large en-- closed yard "i th pool & attractive fountain. Owner transferred out of state, has priced home to seW $95.500 SELECT RENTALS East bluff -· 4 bdrms. -VIEW, $550 per mo.; Harbor \'iew Homes -2 tx:lrms .. plush land· scaping, $525 per mo.; Newport Crest -2 bdr:ns.-VIEW. $:>00 mo. HARBOR COMPANY :1141 E. C:..ot Hwy .. C:...O .. - "Sooi ... -...... In Nos,.,. -_,_ 673·4400 --. -........... •··•• ....... . MLI lALli RIPORT Sale11 through the Multiple Listing Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors totalled $125.5 million In the first 9 montlus .. E A l T D R 8 MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES IRVINE TERRACE MAGNIFICENT ~arveJou1 4BR bom&-10 & 12 foot ceU- mes -pool -dining room W/retractabJe roof -game room -vipw of Newport Harbor. rm.ooo. fQlll EXCITING 2.-STORY ENTRY Dramatic 4 BR/FR + DR. Game room. Mau.lvo brick fireplace. Ganleu polio. . VIew. ,12!J,500 Fee. Jane Frazee MU235. (Q36) HAPPINESS IS . . . warmth &: charm of Balboa Ocear front. Beautiful remodelled & decorateo 4BR/4Ba. Partly !urn. A MUST SEE '1611,750. Bob Owens 642-8'235. (Ql6) [lrvlnal· ' --Ca I 11 ' .. ----... .. _ ... _ f' I ... COlliN • MAITIN IIC. NEW USTING WALNUT SQUARE: air-cond .. 2 bdrm., den end unit; beautiful patio, pool & park grounds. Offered at only $33.500. CdM OCEAN SIDE OF HWY. income unit in rear Unusual offering, ocean side of Hwy. 2 Nice house!! on l·lot. Live in one, have income from the other. REOUCEO $10.000 TO $79,900 TWO NEW DUPLEXES OWNER WANTS ALL OFFERS Expect real Mexican We entries, the lavish m;e ot Northern redwood, large balconies to en;~ LIM eceu--Viflw. These dupl,xes are ()i'l.e"of a lcfnd, costoin b1illt It desJgned for those who want to be different ... ocean view available. Call our office for run details~ OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5, 262 WAVE ST .. L.B. NEW USTING-CdM Nice 3 bdrm. home with l)achelor unit lo help pay the costs or ownership. Offered at only $73,500. HARBOR VIEW HOMES Carmel model. with valley view. 3 Bdrms .. dining nn .. family rm. Many extras built into this adult occupied home; it is better than new: Call for app't. to view. $69.950 OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5,1912 PORT ALBANS PL .. HVH. NEWPORT BEACH We have listings of many other trom.s Call w for your Meds CoRBIN-MARTI~..,, . -7662====~1 Deluxe Beach Duplex CORNER LOCATION --and you own the land bwel IWer unU has ocean vtew. Each un.it has 3 bedrooms --newly carpeted, spacious, built in ldtcr..ns, ftreplaees. Very well prieed at $100,000 . Office ope11 S.tvrclay 1111d Se11day . -. PETE BARRm REALTY ,_ ... J Balboa lslond Costa Mesa Lido Isle Corona del Mar Our New Home! COME VISIT WITH US AT 21 51 SAN JOAOUIN HILLS ROA D NEWPORT CENTER CALL US AT 6U-9060 • 644-1766· 6 .... _9060 • YOU CANal BEAT ij)Js~E CORONA DEL MAR ~ TWO UNITS SOUTH OF IDGIIWAY $68,500 ••• 1t SORRY ---THE EASTBLUFF PROPERTY IS SOLD! "You'll be rlad tomorrow t~t you bought real estate todl.y ... ROY R. McCARDLE REALTOR 54&-7729 IIdia!• Scmc• SIIIC1 "190 -------------------CHOICE ACREAGE ! S-E-C-L-U-D-E-D OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 3449 QUIET COVE HARBOR VIEW HILLS Large family home orr quiet cui de sac. AIJprOJ:- Imately 3/4 acres (room to build pool, p~1q p-een or tennis court --or to just play ball), SEVEN bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 family rooms and, to top It off, an OUTSTANDING vtew . •••• OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 #4 ROYAL ST. GEORGE BIG CANYON Big Canyon custom home on the golf course. The beauWul comblnation of brick, .. ood and tile make thls hOuse outstaoding. It has separate areas for Wult and children Uvlng. See tt at $195,000. WE .I.LSO H.I.VE RENT.I.LS »Oif Y. YRJiXl<l.lX ~tJil. TOR p,.. .... C.O.t ... ._ e.--. .... ~ rhofte 173-2222 • ••••••••••••••••• EXCLUSIVES LIDO 4 Bdr ms, f amily-3 Baths 35 X 88 , ..... , ............ , ..... $122,500 -t Bdrms, FamJy-4 Baths 60 X 88.,., ..................... $152,500 4 Bdr mso, Den -5 Baths 50 X 90, ... , , .................. $164,500 Triple:.: 35 X ll8 .. , , .................... $165,000 Waterfront -Pier and Slip 3 Bdr ms, Maid's -3-1/2 BathS 50 X 90 ......................... $285,000 4 Bdr ms-3 Baths 30 I 90 ........... , .. , , ... , ..... $21'0,000 Lease -Firm ~tlon """' J5 I 88 ............. , ... ,.,,,.,, $65,000 \'1.,.'~ ...... ··. ~ .. IE·W•P·O··~· ~T· ... '['. . . • . . . . -llt.OOO I BEACH ·· B~~!!f~~EsVIEW ! ~-~~~~~~ .. HIDEAWAY --INVESTMENT Cholee vte.. land in rapidly appreciating area. North fr-om Eseoodido oo Hwy . 395. 5 miles to Mt. Meadows Rd., right to Hidden Meado .. s then straight ahead 1 mUe to my sign on property. Asking $6000 per acre. Will sell 25\ dn., easy terms. Unique hidden meadows golf cour se with beautiful c lubhouse and coodomlnlums oo ly 1 m1le away . In addit1oo to tlaving S"'eeplng view of ...-alley and distant mountains, this land Is exceptiona lly well suited tor citrus. Served by a large water distTict. N.rby groves a..re thriving. Great for a gentlr-man farmer. NELSON ROBINSON , Realtor 21JO IIAIH ST. (ot Bolboo 81.), BALBOA 675-$120 ----------------~--· THE IRWIN COMPANY REALTORS AE-'L EST-'TE Y O U HAVE IT- WE'LL EXCHANGE IT\ --...... We tnvlte you . This 1s best-for-the -price south or hlgtnray ln Corona del Mar. Nea..r pult, beaeh and schOols. You can choose your own decor. Let us help you compare. Call 673 -85 50. - THE REAL ESTATERS J32 IIIARGUERITE, COROH.I. DEL loi.I.R 673-ISJO ...... 0'000:'00···· cfu.JajJ. .•. at 1973. THIS IS A 12.5% INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD OF 19721 3, 789 new listings were · processed, at . which 80% WERE SOLD! 65% at the sales were cooperative. PUSTI6E WATERFRONT HONES -·Y-NTQNT Llst your property with a Realtor. • • ... •• .............. , •a: I WI a I ERI . .INLII 71ft ........ ,. • N._ ............ Ell • I'GOII • .... , rl'a~ • T h • , Jlllll p ·-.. < • • MI. .... 11 ...... 11£ I '-CI1 ~·-~·~~ - L ........ W&IMftael Qmom ""=·· 4~ bolla -......... Fully equipped laland kl""-. .. ~ famlly roam. bJIJJartl """" . . . . . . -·· LW.I ... Wc ... flwot Lowl1 4 bd:m., 4\!j ba. ---mJar pool, pier • ollp~ -., mal8 ckmlel. ~-niL W/lpllce k billlonlll&nly ......... ., .. ..._ tlilllal I ~Mat rm. -.- ' ,_c .......... , .... O.M Hu-&1. ........... ~ Bni GB.UNDY • ,.,1M lr«- ' UFU.-LY • ,ME II THUIISDAY, OCT.~ 1!71 COIDIA.IIIL ... CAL. GEM TALK TODAY I . • ..... ~_,.. , ..... . ,..,.., .. - ..ehorlt)' 0111 Jtl'" e114 -...,. RUSSIA --Fl RST IH Dllo.MOHDSI After Workt War U, the West stopped shipment ol dlamood.s to tbe Sorlets, forcJ.oe Russia l.nto a crash search lor strategically Im- portant industrial diamonds. Russia, whOse first sig. n1Dcant diamond mlnes were dlscovered to I 954, today is second only to South Atrica In diamond production and may, by oow, even be Qrst. Most ot Russia's mines are In permafrost areas, wlth wt.Dter temP,eratures always belOw :r.ero. Condt. UollS are so bad that entire small towns are covered with one roof to make Uvtng and working just barely possible. Clouded wtth secrecy, production etncleocy is oot known. We do lmow that aJ. though Russian -cut gem stooes, now marketed abroad through the De Beers or4 pntr.a.Uan, are fairly well c ut in sma!Jer sl:r.es, larger stones are DOt. lt is also certain ttat over the coming years the Russians will be- come a signtllcant factor to the world diamond mar- ket. • <JIAa -.& CllliiCll, liS W. I ... BL, Co*.._ •• Tbl ,..,. 8«11lllc -W t.ll dnpl to lOtiO; .... do7 -liar all--at i :aG a.m. n. a, ... 1'l:lomu I Tyr• Ia -Uloc lbo -lo PhiiiJipttftl at U. EDCn1Dc .. mu ud lD Jamtt at , p.m. • THE NEWPORT HARBOR CHURCH OF REUGIOtll SCI- ENCE, 541 Center st., CoMa Mesa #~ Tbe RtY, Ele&Der' Jack~ aoa will preaeb oo "Tbe men- taUy eqtdvat.ot" at 11 a.m. s.-,. • PLYMOUTH CONGREGA- TIONAL CHURCH, SZI!t Brood Sir eel, Newport lle!plo --As - sociate Pastor Ternoee UDd- •all w111 be lD tbe pulpit tor tbe 10 a.m. servlcetbiaSI.IDday, preaching oo the topic, "Bllt- terrues are treed." • ST. ANDREW'S PRESBY. TERIAN CHURCH, 600 St. An- drew's Road, CUU HaYen ~ "On the witness stand" wm be the sermon topic otor.Cbarles DterenfteJd at 8, 9:30 aod 11 a.m. Sunday . • Lf.Tl'HERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER, 2900 Paclltc Vie• Dr., Harbor Vtew Htlls -~ Dr, Wt111am Eller of Laguna Hills Leisure World, former pastor here, wm give the ser - mon at the 15th anniversary serVIce at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. The Rev. WUbur Allen or Seal Beach, also a for mer pastor here, will serve as Uturgist. Charter members wtll jol.n the processtooal to begin the ser- vice. A pot4 1uck sandwich luncheOJJ will follow, and an outdoor program will be held In the afternoon. • THE NEWPORT UNITY CHURCH, 15th St. and Irvlne Ave., Cliff Haven .• Gllest prea. cher for the 10 a.m. service this Sunday will be Dr. William Parker, psychologist, author and lectW"er and widely knOwn lor pnyer therapy classes. His sermoo. top ic w111 be "You can be ttealed.'. • THE NEWPORT CENTER UNITED METHODIST CHURCH -· The Rev. Jolul Knox will preach this Sunday on the topic, • • f'tnl -lloolllllll&lPt !a..W... • luld • 1111 IIIII -ldac--olllll-cWel f&aUltJ'. Tbt I a..m.. -.... ld at Ill .lple "'"" sa-. Lolud; lbl 11:15 a.m. ~ at at. lilicbMl'l ud All ..... Ia' ~1 Cburcb tD lll.rbOr Vlw BtU.. • NEWPORT HAll-LU- TRERAM CHURCH, ?tl Dot'W' Dr., "nport Btracb -~ Putor Ropr Ber1 wt.Upreachoa "Tbe Aopl wtt:b a loG:! YOlee" at tbe 8 aDd 10:10 a.m. SUDday ser- Y1.cU. • IIESA BIBLE CHAPEL (FOURSQUARE~ 1 'IS4 0raoce Ayt., COlt& Mesa ~~ Guest apeem for the 10:50 a.m.St.ll- day .me. will be Dr. WUUam Dtellm, Cbrl.t:lu p1Jcbolog1at. Nwty eleeted ISaaC(IQS are Robert Dorta, Kenoeth Pr1d- ba.m, Harry Jacoba, Lee WelleD a.DI1 otct Scbarmaeh. Robert Doria &Dd Tbelma Pter900baVe bee.o re-elected to tbe church eocmcll, ptni.Dg lncumbents Douelas OJ..soo and IDez Cor. dell. Toll Jooes, MtcteyDorla, He leo Sctarma.ch, Vera W.a141ln a.nd Lillian Henntnp have been elected as deacooesses. SOLOISTS tllo.MED FOR Hlo.YDN'S 'CREio.TION' Soloists bave been anooUDced for the lrYiDe Kaster Chorale's presentation ol Joseph Haydn's "The Creatloo" at 8 p.m. sun. day, Oct. 28, in the Newport Harbor btgb school aodttortum. Teoor Roger Patterson of Los Angeles wtU make his first appea.rance with the Chorale. He recentlY woo Ule Metropol- itan Opera national auditions a lld Is UDder cootract with the New York City Opera. F'olllder and former conduct- or of thelrvtJHtMasterChorale, Maurice Allard, •lll be bass soloist. A resldeot of lrvtoe, Dr. Allard Is assocl.ate pro- lessor of music at UC Irvine. Gabriel and Eve wtu be sung by sopranos Darrellyn MeUUi of Orange and Vlna Williams ol TustiD, members of ttle Ir- vine M.a.ster Chorale. TO LIVE IN NEWPORT BEACH'S ON-THE-BAY COMMUNITY ••• Befort· compktion of th1' finn/ unit, th£· BluD ' rt:a.1 comfll• I• ly ~oUI out. Nnu_, duP to wr ,,,af credi1 rl'irch. rcr hm:P fUll n {I'll h(Jf71{".\" IPft to ~·II Tlu I) OT(' remiy nou, and offr•r n ,,. U·ctltm of pkm, priet.•, fratrm·, mlif ~ih• J personally ur,c• rrm• Ul t-~1-i/ the Bluff' thi.' 11 • • i )"ou'll agu•e. then··, 111'1 ,., lw, u anything likP it . aflfl 11 tr r/1 nn.:t'r hopperr aRain.' .21lf. ;Mt;;;,W ,..,Ol111 IQ.JT(,. nOJiliii!S Executive Home on the Bay Lot 9, 7052 .'\rct.'l} f11rr11~h,·tL n..'«d y for occupanl'y B•·aut1f11! fmnt patio, view deck jus t :d 10q• tlw ha~· w1th ma~nifi<:cnt vi t•w A\:=ulahf,. for yt•ar lease with Tennis C\uh pnvlll-~1 '<; Big llome Ovt'rlooking the Bay Plan R, Lot 36, 7167 Th1~ h1~ tn-lewl home capturt's vif'Ws of Ll ppt·r :\f·wpnrt Bay. Large master ~11 1k. Spat•ou ~ rumpus room, breakfast nook .111d duun,~.t room. Ready now. f71.SOO Model Home with Upstairs Playroom Plan 2, l...ot 90, 6996 On,· of tht• most (X)pular Bluffs plans. 4 ht'tlroom\, .1 haths, dining room, rich 1'-if}"X'I and wallpapt'rs. 2 wet bar5. ... hig playroom with pool table included. Wondl'fful party home ... or big family luJCury! f75,000 3 Bedroom Split-level Model Plan T, Lot 21, 7166 Sparkling tile t'ntry, nice rear patio ... on qujt>l ~trt•(•f. Carpets, drapes, 3 bed- room!>, 2\'.z baths. Fin·place. Real buy at this pnr:t>! M3,!SOO Tennis Club Villa Model H~ Plan Y, Lot 89, 6996 Beautiful coven .. -d pstio off green belt. Det.·p carpet, drapes, wallpaper. Front dining nook and l.'Ourtya.rd. Cathedral ceiling. Delun· kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2~ httths. Ready fo r occ:upancy. f67,000 Mesa redevelop Thoughts, not talk' Co* v-""" ..-' -Diultllol--: strllllor 111o tbome, •a mta-v-. will sm-•lloo dO-• -.. ,,_ II> ' • Ro-lllp Knpaot Bltd, u Ilia ol t11oo111>1 lo wwll _. J(*"f F-Uoo ~ •II -II> -•III'CIPOO'd u --o1 Rubor Bll'd., llluu loOWollalk,"lbol-ll>bo-10 ~-loud oc-lor •-·-1111 ....... U 11> 111roop tnlllo, Bblll C~ o1 Kowport Blo<b '"''*' -.. lid. Crlla dowaCowa u.a. wbicb W0QJ1t bl rouQd aro.s mMQ at 10 a.m. toay,Oct.H, LJOA. ~ aftaJra A C*J&l CttJ CoeeU m..c~ the buiMu dtJD1et bJ u.. .... at tbl EbtU Cl~-. Mra. daii'IDUI, wU1 rtl&N •llltlllP- loc 1ut Tburodar oamool lAw -o1 t11o Ko-1 Frll-Rlcllud-. llatepr-.,-II> Go tor>. lood IIIII ~. Cal Stlllly, Kill way. of 11oo jEor --o1 ·--at lllo Tooilo Alnm1., J. C. HumpJrtes &Del • Or, wbetber or oot the tht Cl'lUorDJa Flderat.d Wo-pn-.cbaDllbower Itt~ Oct. 11 Dr. Tom Ntlaoa to thec:ommlt-trllftJ 11 tdtDd:td, t tnme mea'tCID, •Ill c-t. by Jlllior £bell. Tbt lttma tit. Thy wtll report lack to ~ W'CNld be buW to carry Amc:ea elllitmn m&kiD& r•-wert dellYVId to tht 1)1't- the Co...ell by the middle ol eu• uouad IDd tato downtown. port• wtU btM.n,JerroldColt, .c:hoo~ whlcb wu adOpted by out mootb oo thtlr reeom -An outer loop would tDCompua deu ot et.Jrmea. Tbe Fed-the clcD throurb Aid to ea-. mtodatlou Uter \ooktng at al-FuU.WU An., 19th st., 11tb tntioD ebtlrmu, U.rs. Rlcb- OCC LECTURE SERIES 51• ODd a 00" loop rood. "" ard FliP, wtU report 00 tbe Wlo.l$011 APPOII4T!D DEALS ltl Fltllo.tiCES Loner loop would oe>aa~ot of JV-CFWC dlolrlet ....uor t.a !rYI.ao CollliiUJ prolddeol 18th st. and Broadway. be beld lA CArdeD C'60¥t OD R~ L. WataoD wu. TRE PARENTS ot Miss Ku.a A free 3-pa.rt lecture serJes A tarcet date o1 Jan. 1 ~ Nov. 14. Mra. Larry Bolcoa. umed lut wHk to u.. baUd Gtyle Hoefliq of Tuc100., Arl· covering a potpourri of ftu.n-been set bJ the COUDCU for way• ud mea.u ehatrDllll, wtU ot d1reetor• o1 tbe ComawaltJ zooa. Mr and Ura Rlcblrd clll toples IDCludlng food sbop-adoptloo of 1 rtdenlapmeot renal piau b' tbe ~-eoml.nc DtniOpmeot Corp aec::ordlDc Hoet\mpr' but ~ ber plog teehDJques, 11nanclal plana plaa.. 'nle ar• to be redevel-CbriJbmJ "Le Boutique to Ill UDI)ImCimdt' bJ engagemen't to Dooald Ray St. and goal&, and tovestmeot op-oped ta bordered by lStth St., Unique" to be beld Dec. 4 at tary lama p. Lyu of tbl Clair of the u. s. Air Force, ttoDB, I& otrered by 0rl.!lge 1 ?th st., Ora.ap A ... and tbe the Bahia Corlntbiu Yacbt Dep&rtmeot of 8ous1nl alld son of former Costa Mesa Coast College. Newport frte'nJ rl&tlt-of-way. bU DweklpmeDl. Councilman and Wrs Wllllam Titled, ''Foods, Funds and H y St. Clair of Costa We~. A late Futures,'' tbe series meets oo AR EST BAZAAR SET December weddln1 ts planned Tuesda.y evellings begtn.nlng Tbe Women's AuxUiary ol at Rtncon Congraptton.al Oct. 30, from 7:30 'to 9:30p.m. AU Sa.tnts' AogUC&.II.Church, '729 Church tn Tucsoo. The bride# ln the Estancia high school N, GnDd Ave., Se.nb. Ana, w1.U to.be attended schools to forum. hold the amual bolldaJ bacvest Tucson. Her fiance graduated Series lecturer Is Ph11Us bazaar aod IDYitattonal tea oo trom Newport Harbor htgtt Basile, OCC associate profes# Nov. 2 and 3 from 1 to 5 p.m. scl\ool l.n 1971, 33 years after sor of economics. Guest speak-at the borne of Mr. aod Mrs. hts father graduated trom lbe ers Include Patricia J. Morgan, WUUs Clemons, 1026Rinr Ln., same scbool. He Is the 4th pn-OCC associate professor of Santa Ana. F'\IDds are to be eration of St. Clalrs to Uve oo home ecooomtcs, and Dorothy used for restoration of the Old their Newport Blvd. property Wend of the U. c. Irvine co. Talbert Country Church. Mrs. whi ch was orlginaUy purcbased operative extension service. Arthur L. Ellsworth, formerly ,IW!.::J:.=~=~:t!~=~55=~-==~J by his grandfather, who The tlrst sessloo is titled of Corona del Mar, and Mrs. came to lD 1910. "Your diet and your dollars." Clemons wlU greet (UO:SlS. A FISHY DEAL? When is an honest deal not an honest deal? When political administrators start re-arranging the world to suit themselves, that's when. Here's an example: Years ago, the waterfront between what are now the Cannery and Delaney's restaurants was just a mudflat. A real mess. The county government came to the commercial fishermen and said, "Look, if you guys will raise a little money, the county and city will chip in and we'll dredge that area and put up a sea wall so the fishing boats can tie up and unload." Well, myself and some more fishermen chipped in. I per- sonally donated 2 tons of mackerel from each of 12 boats I had then. The mackerel were bringing $52.50 a ton then, so me and my boats gave $1,260 to help out. Other fishermen did the same. In return, the county assured us that there would always be a place for the commercial fisherman to load and unload his boats and tie up for repairs. Whatever became of that agreement? Sure, the canneries are gone, but we still have commercial fishermen here. Where can they tie up? The city puts in parking meters on part of the area around the seawall, and talks about parks on some of it. Nobody checked with the fishermen, who have money tied up in that area. What kind of dirty deal is this, anyway? Is the city going to send me a check for my $1,260, and similar checks to the other fishermen? Don't hold your breath, boys. Let's get the federal government involved in this. The feds put up the money for dredging the harbor, with the under- standing that it would be open to commercial fishing use. What happened? The harbor is a mess now. The entire bay is too dirty to swim in, and the fisherman is wondering where he can tie up his boat. By the way, the dredgers were supposed to come back again, because there was $3 million left in the dredging fund. The bay could use a dredging now. Next January, let's nominate 4 City Councilmen who will tell the administrators to keep their bureaucratic noses out of long-standing deals between gentlemen. * * * * Let's put what somebody has called "those lazy to work by being American and American. See the store. THI IOUTHLAM0°l P1MilT • HAIDWARI • COLOMY PAINTS• WALL A'''-IAMCU • 'LUMaiHC iU''L.III FO IT 22fl W. IALIOA I&. YD •• NIWPOIT IIACH