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By FRED DAV19 Hardware d•ler AI forclt City Hall tor tbe AprU 9 elec-Beach uc1 the IUITOIIldioC aa-
Pec Forpt IDd ElUI GlaJJer p•Ued oat cl tbt race yesterday Uon, a.od Mrs. Forgit sa1d she tllfll eorlroomeot. t, too, aai
ue 1D, UIS Rod live....._ ud b1l .Ue, Pee, wi.U oppose hoped to be first l.n Une. coocerned about tbe adverse
JQupb Goabert aDd LDeUIDblat Vlee-M.ayor Howard Rorers ln "I want to keep At o\t of Impact of ft4ure development
Rlcblrd Croul are oat ot tbl tbl t.t rn.trlet. trouble --he llkes to tlgbt too on OW' city.''
qpcomJ.Dc race for 4 Nnport Today, JIUl. 10, 18 the tlrst much,'' Mrs. Forgit joked yes-Richard Crout of Corooa del
.B•cb City CocD:.U Matt u day tbat cudidates can pick terday wben sbe anno1.11eed sbe Mu aa1d Tuesday be will oot
tbe raeu btp.a Wplnr 1IIP thJ.a liP tbtJr ooDlloatloo papers at will r1m. Sbe Ls 61, is a former seek a leCODd term as 6th STORM AFTERMATH --Workers remove 2 ·palm trees that ••t. pr elident o1 the k>cal Zool:l District Couocilman. Plannlng almost dipped thelr fronds in Newport Harbor after strong
ScHooLs 0 PEN Cl~. "and baJi run my atore CommlasionCbairman Wlllam winds, rain and tides <!a used tbe collap&e Mooday afternooo
since 1964," according to AI. Agee, also of Coroaa del Mar, of part of the seawafl behind Vista del Lido apartments at
"AI cat1 run the .tore oow. has aDDOUDced u.t he will run 611 Lido Park Dr . George Smith, 56, of 2204 Mtoor St.,
' ud I'll give the city a full-to tbat district. Also consider-Costa Mesa, building super1nteodeot of the apartments, HALF H R • LATER ~;:;~ ::':.Uwoman," Mr s. ~·~~~~~." ;rc:~:.~el ::~ :;~::~:. '::io.'~~·e;Z~':.:C:~t.':r ~:.;:,,:x;:;~~~;
Meanwhile, CaWoru.ia's new Hummel. Mr. Croul does not ga ve hlm emergency attention, Mr. Sm ith W4S rushed
StarUD.c todllJ, Ju. 10, all Tbe ebanp 1D acbool opening f 1 nanc 1 a 1 disclosure law support llr. Acee and Wd to Hoag hospital, where ~ was reported to be in fair
scbools 1o tM Newport-Mea will a.tteet pte~s. dismissal clalmed tti rust 2 local cas-Tuell!ay be Is looking for a cont1ltion yesterday. High ttdes threatened Newport Beach
acbool d11trlet will opeD SO Umu, d.,ar1ures and lwcb ualities as Rod Murchison of e2Ddld:ate he cat1 StCJPOTt. lifeguard h~dquarters and flooded some no m~s rn Central
mi.DIItes later to oftMt tbe boan, bteaiiM eacb school's Linda Isle and Jouph Goubert ln atulCIUDClDI tbeir decision Newport Tuesday and Wednesday. (~nsign photo.)
e b&JlpltodaylJ.cbtaflDp Ume aebedule wiU be adnnced 30 of Balboa blamed ttMI law tor not to run. Mr. Murchison and STORM TIDES ~ aDd teepeblldr«tfrombarlD&to mlnatea throuebout the day. tbelr daclaloo to drop out oftbe Mr. Goubert lashed out at tbe ro to scbooll.a tbe dart. Tbl oew scbed:ulewUlremain race llllxe u begiJI. Mr. new state !loanclal dlBelosure
"The JW:lteb to dayUctt time ln eniet throueb Feb. 15 . Muretdmo had said he would law, which took effect Jan. I. ,
last weeteod baa resulted 1D c 'I seek to unseat the 4th District's "The law bas a purpose tn LASH NEWPORT .... nlk!Dc to boo """'or to ou ncl race Mllao Dosia~ wbo .. rWIIllng protectlog tile p ... llc !rom poll-seboolin tbe dart." ootedS~. a pin. Mr. Goubert was after Uelana wbo would I:Jne a con-
Jotm Nicoll, wbo anDOUDCed tbl b Mr. Roger a' lst District seat. flallwct' oasf ~~~~sto,' tbuts Wllc!~~•t"'u~ Newport Beach bas fought created by the past week'.s hlgll
Cba.ngt yesterday. "We kDow ox score Allo thla 'week, B\lll5ter ... u.u UW>u .._~.-dr tid f w!od and b t wtJl uooat... said Mr. MurctlUon. mother nature to a s ..... J' aw es, sur , ram, u
this delayed start1n&: time Creely of Newport Hel(bts, H lndleated that be mi.m.t ch1l-in roWid ooe a.nd 1s rett1DI faces more of the same.
incoonnleoce some, but we THEY'RE IN : bookseller and veteran parti-le~-tbe law in th: .. courtsready fot rounds Z and 3. Tbe "Next mooth and ap.in 1.n
h&Ye to tbink of the safety of san eampa.Jgn worker, ao-''to .. ~ make It easier tor future~lty yesterday_passedooecrlsis March, we will have h.igb tides
all of oar studeots." Marguerite (Pee) Forgit, 15t nounced that he is thin.king of A_ ....... , 1 ubll fit , to the 8.35 tides Dr. Nicoll said adultJ: wUl Dl.atrict. rurmtng for the 3rd District c ........... es or P, C 0 ce. usTuesday,"CltyMan -
be on dtty at all schools at lneurnbent Milan Dostal, 4th seat being neated by Carl Mr. Murchison s withdrawal Robert Wynn said late
the regular ~tor time 10 Dlltrlct. Kymla, who said last week be from lbe race leavesMr.Dostal "We came out of
that worldn& puenta wbO mast lncumbent Howard Rogers won't run again. uoopposed, thus far • in his re-reasonably well, but It
lean their children at scbool tat District. ' Ellls Gla.rJ.er of Bay Snores, el~Tttoh 0 bld1. th 111 t cost abOut $10,000 during the
before coin& to work may be PlanniDg Commlastoner W! l-who beads Newport Resldeots e on Y ruYS ey • ge past week •·
assured their children are su-llam Ape, 6th District. United, o.UI.elally announced to run,'' said Y.r · Goubert, Y.ore tr~La>le could come thls
peut.Ad. Newport Residents United yesterday that he wlll a.lsoseek "are tbose wbo t:rne week 11 winds and surf coodi-
F I Prelident Elll5 Glaz.ler, 3rd the 3rd District job. Tbe 44-aDd wbo need the $200 or tions pick ~ apln. according Ossl' Sl'le Dt.trlet. rear-old pharmaceutical com-thlo.cojomhe.~ys to s~lemeot tbetr to city Marine Salety Director
· THEY'RE OUT: ~:~m=e "J':edMcir:"~ City Clerk L.aura Lagtossatd Ro.~:.!!t~~U.. high tide rues-study asked no::~ butRod :::::: ~th ~:alT~~~~~· ~ ~t ==e:~=~l~s:.~ ::yto;eofba:a~.'.o:r:~::l~~
District. . lslaod's Tom Houston, former lnl their flDaneLal status u re-from Ms: storm-battered head-
MIWDGI't'• DlturalNIOII'OIII Deft~ JOMPii GoUbtrt, Newport RHldeDtl United quiredbJitat.law. qu&rtersatNewport.Piu.
ud bft to ......... tMa ..W. • , ... 'lilt dniiPed oat, ltl e.U-El!UM IJUotf, Dr. ''TbeJ C&D plck UD their nom-Wa'fft lad a1molt _,_ _
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CC rebuked on
backing bypass
"The electorate in this area plan, probably late this moath,
Is watching very <"losely the or early In February, the pla.D
position taken by the present goes to the City Council.
Council on the corridor on 5th Mayor Donald Wclnnis has
Ave. Issue," warned Corona already promised that the 5th
del Mar Civic Assn.. President Ave . bypass, along wltb all
Paul Humm,lin a postcard sent othe r traffic solution a.lterna-
t hls week to Mayor Dorur.ld Me-tlves, wm be considered by the
Innis and his fellow City Coun-Council.
cllmen. Mr. Hum mel insi.s:tJ:that "fu -
"We tlnd It very dl!tlcutt to lure arterlal5 shOuld be at tbe
uRderstand the sudden interest upense and incoonnieace of
by the Newport Chamber of the developer, not the preaeat
Com merce, since their position res:ldent5 and owners."
does oot represent the major-The idea of re-routinlj: the
ity or the voters tn Nl'wport highway wu tlrst: suggeated by
Beach," writes Mr. Hummel. the Alan Voorhees rtrm, wb.leh
The Chamber seeks re-routing did a 3-phase tntrte study tor
of Coast Hwy. through the trar. the city, but the suggestion was
ftc corrldorparallellng5thAve . deleted from the fir m's flnal
in Corona del Mar. report after a C £* clttr.eos'
"One wonders now many or committee protested the Idea.
that body on property or live Mr. Hummel told the Enslp
in Newport Beach," says Mr. that he ls personally strCGCIY
Hu mme l, referring to the opposed to -41SI.ng the 5th An.
Cha mber. corridor as a oew tratne thor-
He urges that the City Coun-oughfare, and also to the J.l-
cil take the same position as ternate proposaJ to widen Coast
the city Planning Commiss ion H"}. by elimlnatilllj: the curb
In deleting any reference to a parking. He said that this post-
bypass in tbe t:rame plan now tlon abo represents theoplDioa
belnt eoosidered. After the of about 9811. of the CiY1 c Asso-
Pia.nnillg Commission com. elation membentup, u deter-
pletes hearings on the trattlc mined by an oplntoo polL
AIRPORT CHIEF
ANSWERS FOES tp ... dlae...-MeMI.JIIIItllill-Dtalr!Ct. aad Mrs. Jobll Stinzaer, ID-taatioo capers, bit Wbtll thtJ 1 mlDed tbe IUeguatd
w• tM CttJ Co.:U opeDI IDcumbct Carl !tymla, Srd fironmtGtaUst Frank aDd Fran-turn Ulem in. I woa't be able .., ers c.a Tae&dlly, buC city "On.np County Airport ta • COURT HEARING t.sl&ted
publle hl&rlnp c.a tM COUll'-outrt.et. ees Robluon, and Barbin to file a candidacy llltil 1 get erS, retntoreed bytr abiding bY .state noJ..se llmH for feb. 11 1n Oranp Couoty
n.ttoa &Dd aat111"ll U80UI'CU 1De1DI'Ibellt Richard Croul,6tb Eastma.n of Bay Shores, ai"DOCll those forms from the secretary PEG FORCIT onen from the co ja.ll.lD standards. We are tbe oolya.tr-SIC)erlor Court on a.n action
tlemeat of tbe IDDC·r&DC'I IPD• Dllti-tct. bia campaip stCJpOrters. Ne-w . of state," She esplained. Tbe. (Lu ltt$tuJ of A I) Suta Ana, filled about 5,000 port in the state tbatls comp!y. ftled by tbe citY of Newport
eral plan.. Rettller Al forpt, 1st Dls-port Residents United is a ei-forms will require eaodidltes to '"'""'"to protect tbe buik1lnc lug with the taw, and our air-Beach. Tbe city seeks a. wrU
CoaDCil.merl Will eoulder a trict. tll.ens gro~ that hu lou&flt show any innstmenu of more and ot:ber beacbf:root structures port operatioos are ~lng to get ot mandate requiring stricter
Pl&onln( CommlNk>Osuuest-STILL UNDECIDED for lowered populalloo deoslty thaD II,OOO and uy gifts or !rom tile pouodlng surf. e<e!l quieter:· adhereoce to statoafrportool ..
tlon tbat elpel"b be lllted to : aod presern.tion of the city's SJ.Iarles for the pa.st year e.z-"We bave lost about 140 feet That's oow Robert Bresna. sta.Ddards, One acUon sougtlt~y
ldudy toull siteetn BtcCanroo. Boobellar Bunater Creely, res1dent1&.1 cba.racter. ceeding S2SO.She said the forms of beach, mostly in tbe Newport han. Orange C~lTport dl-the city is the bearing that w
near Newport.Ceater .Sel.uats Srd District. Dr. Gluier said,'' I h::ne been should arrtn "In a few days.'' Pier area, and the profile of r ector, Ored the open.lng salvo since beea scheduled for Feb.
beUeYe ftllllble fouU beds Ue CDM CIYie Aura. Presldent urged to rtm by peoplethrougb-Mrs. Lagios released the tbe belch bas dropped about Tuesday in a counterattack he 19-21·.
beoeatb t.c:Jpdl about to be bull-Paul Hummel, 6th Dlstrlct. out the city whO tanezpressed dates by which candidates must 5 teet," said Mr. Reed. is pla.nninc against anti-airport Mr. Bresnahan wlll be joined
doted for aa Irrine Co. dent-CEEED Director Gilbert their deep concern about the file ea~gn ezpense state-Flooding of some ho mes lJl forces in the county . Friday at Friday's airport press ccm-
opmeot. Fer~, 1st Dlstrld. future of residential Newport ments requlred under a. new C eotnl Newport receded yes-morning, be 'lt1 ll hold a press rerence by Air Callfornia Pre-
other ageoda ltmts fact.n.a local ordinance. The statement. terday morning. but city ottl.-briefing to Show reporters what stdeot RObert Cllfford of New -~~;.eAN:;;~ry~~~~ Cottage folks ~~y~F:t~~~.1JJ~l;E ~s~b:~~i~~~~~~~ hewlse!~~~~rt ·lighters ~~t:a~·~e~r~, ~~!~!:
surf returns. thls week were he:trtene<l by by h1.s company to mate )et
Hall prlnte scbool. '"kin~ to • • • ment must disc lose names af Mooday afternooD, part of the following develop ments that engi.Des rlll quieter. AJ.r Cal-===~~c:~:; fight eVICtiOn ~::~~~~~f~!~~~::~ ~~~ ~00 ~~:!st.he.~i: ~~~se:o~~~r~~"rtop )et ~f::~o~~-r~~~!~~~~~
repair ahop at 925 W. l&tll lng the reporting period, and entry to Lido Peninsula, col-• PU BUC HEARINGS on the a irline bas been a pioneer lD
St., West Nnport Helpts. neu Cottace dwellers lD tbt BaJ-to the lrTloe Co., as landlords, the propose for wh.leh money lapsed as 2 palm trees rooted airport's ooi se problems, the ooise-abatement tleld.
the schOoL sbore tn.Utr park DJ theyw111 to tell the cottace famllles to was spent. 1n the seawall fell in hlP sougtlt !or months by Newport ''Within the nell 10 or lZ
• RE ZONING of 4 parcels tllbt an eYieUoo DOtiee from mme. Mrs . Laglos said the law's w1nds. Building s~rlnteDdeot Beaerl offlclals, will be coo. yea.rs, we are going to get the
of laod to bi1D& tbem ,into com~ the IrYlne Co. un.-p•---for tbe coast campaign spending limtt of 25 Geor-Smith or Costa Mesa ducted Feb. 19-21 in santa Ana ooise down to a level uta.t the
1,. ••-city I "'~" -ot f DR. ELLIS GLAZIER •· pUuce w w \lft! • renera Spokesman Dan.ll Hecht,wbo freeway were still aUve, the cents per registered v er or was recovering yesterday from by the &:tate 's Departmeot of community can Uv• wtth,'" Mr.
ptu.. lDellded are the Udo Aid be -repreMOts at least traUerpukwaslntheproposed eacb candidate would place a (JrJ Oi$1. C••tiiti••~ I a be:a.rt attack ~uttered at the Tra.o.sportatioo. Bresnahan promised Tuesday
PeDluula, to be &ODed U a %4 of the part's 42 eottage rtpt-of-WI.)', ao tbe elty made llmil ot $9,651.25 on each of-belgbt of emer~cy. The Vista • MOVE TO ONTARIO Inter . in a phone tntenlew wtth tbt:
plaDDed. den)Cipmeat, aod tbt tamlliea unaa: OD the tays:hore DO effort to enforce the 1958 flee seeker . Th.ls Is based upon Moj'o cook del Lido seawall was shown national Airport !or al l-Ens lgn. ·'Tile problem is, we
Pbilco-Ford property, also to at tbt west eod of the Newport law u.wntnc that the park the city's 38,629 regtstered vot-on at least one national net-commercial filgbts oow using can only move as fa st as the
cet a p21.Gatd IODIDI. BQ brldp,Ud.Jweekllllll:lmeed .,~be rued, anrn.y. Wheo ers at tbe time of the last ~n-work oows shoW a..s an eu.mple Orange County was suggested teclmology devek(ls."
• BETTER aotUlc&Uoo of plaDJ to 11pllr eootest etfortl tiM frHWtY died, the city In-eral election LD Nov. 1972. gun VI' ctl' m of st:orm damage aJongCaWor. by COUbty SlC)er ¥'lSOr Ronald He sa.k3 questioonain s placed
oel&bbor"s W'beD Ute ColiiDCll Ia by City Hall to mate them mO'tt berited tbt problem of enfore-Election day is Apr il 9· nia 's coast. Caspers. aboard rurtts teav1nc the air-
eooslderl.Dc sooe cliUpa. out. • lDI tbe lb.te law ap.lnst per-Voters will rnarkbi.Uots tor one II d J port durinc the pe.st rn days
• SPEED l.OOT of 50 mlln Tbt eltJ la enfor elnc a 1958 muent structures In trailer candidate trom each or the 4 A cook 011 the luxury cruiser. COM freeway bl'ds ca e show that puseDIU' ··oct ooly por .. ,.. 011 JamborH Rd. bo-law U.t •r• ooiJ tr&llera may .,Uu dtstrtcts elacting coWICllmeo "Mojo," wbo apparently killed loslst that we kMt> jets oporat -
tweeu BrlstolandCampua, Back oc~ tnJ.Ierpukl. Oee~ atPz.eHOtinc tbe eottace re-thb year. Thr ee Couoc:ll seats bimselt with a sbotgun blast Jnt trom the a!r"port, but many
Bay. of tbe llttll eottaps were.SYeo l1deDta la attoroeJ John Bred-are not ~ for electtoo this last Tbursda)', was memoria l-Bids !or construction of the freeway and r efuNd to sign whO t1Uedo~theqoestl.onna1res
• BIG CANYON RESERVOIR uatU tbe IDd of Dec. 31 to mme erlek wbo ayJ '001 defense H. me. tr.ed yesterday aboard the ship, nrst phase of the eootronrslal aD agreement !or the CDM tree--want more fUghtl . Wt will tw.n
stiii!J by tbe public worU de-out and remcwe or demolleh a~ tbe eJPeded eYieUon To run, a candidaLemuslptck aDd his aslles were scattered Corona. del Martreewayue be-waJ to enter the city Umlts, to r1Dd a compromise beeweea
partmut. oat.t1D1..q wblt woulll tbe cotta .... Atmolt aUottbem notice 1.1 that many of tbe cot-\C) nominationpapers rromMrs. at sea. ing sought by the state's De~ some cotmty om cta ls !\aYe op-the posltioo of tbe tndutrlal
!lappeD to tbe ruerYoiriD8't'llll are ~ll tbare. tal"• were butlt loa& before Lagios, startln« today, and tum Larry Larsen, 33, a for mer partment of Transportattoo. posed eoostr\K'tion of the DeW peoole Meklnc mort stnlee
of a treat or ottaer floodbac. Tbt part bekeptotht trrlDe the 1951 ~w aDd lOme were 1D the ~s In, with the stp.-Navy man, hld been a cook on flrst phase work lnfolns fte..,.y, on g:romds that It and the a.o.U-oot.seorpnlsatlou
• EXTENSION o1 u.e cltJ"a Co., wbleb taa:IIJP&reDtly 1001 edlteoce .;_ before the city tures o1 rrom 20 to 30 rtgil:-tbe sblp for several years, and only realigning Y.acArthuzo doean•t really 10 an)"Where. settinlj: el81allmeot of Pr-
parUeptioa 1n tat ~lie ttle-a_kJN._wUb ,.1..., plau to pbue &..u.d the u• tered yoters in the eand.lda.te's Ufed aboard. Bl•d. about 1,000 feet to the Cotmty Supervisor Robert flee .•.
-----.utaa-alltl:u: u;. 0~ ...... tniJi:-£.11::. Tbt com-• district, by Jan. 11. A spo&esma.n for Baht.-east between Jamboree Rd . and Batttn of Santa ADa led a coiiD~ N-... o-eb City ••-
• _.,...._. ,_-" .... ~. ""......, r-oAr-•oo •---1 borne -•• Boolta c,.·-Rd. mo•• to,.,.... to force tbe state "''"-~..,.. ·--~ r~•~ .._. '--...--. puJ plaaa to baUd a hotel or T • • S106 000 D'OIJ •-~.......... -.... ,-. ~, DmnlsO'Netl,.ttoSanFru-:te-:!u~be ~~:~ '!: :=:.-: t:! ~ -::;.,":t op auction price , ~~:ma~::=:r~~hat:i. coo~~tt~haseo: ;:.u :~= ~~:t~=r~ oo10t:::~ I== ~'::a:~o::e'! :.::
mODeJ made aftl.lab11bJalb.tt _. It' T LarMD's stated wtshes. trom a Unk wtth the Su Dlqo eaue It JtJ.rts the ed,e ot the boad a... •clDC "*"•· tbl eott:qes m-10, 1 1ID Plblle atd:Soo o1 J:l Newport $40,000 to $106,1Xl0 •cb. be Of!lc:1at1ne at the sentce was treeway o..r SolO Coast Orance ColBy Atrport. about the Ftb. 19-11 Dari.Dp.
0 b S.eb bomle «leiaalb' bOUCbt Corooa del liar bomes 101d for the ReY. Philip Mur~ ot the Plaza to Bonlll Cuy~ Rd COM c c Church appeals Sign an bJ lbo Illata Jorlbo--doflmct botw-148,500 ... I'M,OOO. CorDill dot liar Coocreptiooal • mtles away sun ..... ...d Stoessel heads
Paclllc Caut Fr-., route B.B SNIPER BREAKS Cburcb. Is whore tile .!rtOWIJ wtn ao o ,
wu -P-T-. IJid ' DE "ER WI"DOWS sur .. ..rs uo Larry's oor -from thOt poiDL Nowpon S.co Ho....., will bo Ia cllllr-011 tilt MotU tMatnll~l.ldPiaJ-n. clnlrdl oa. CUff Dr .. ID Ute Jtate OC4Med IC) $1,521,-CAR ~ " eata, Mr . and Mn. Herbert aDd other clUes be.Ye •creed 111-.....,.mea.t u:«lltt'ft Rob-da •-
boJ • .,.... ...,. bMD M..,.-t f111t1U, cwwlootiDC 101 nabld from ... of lbt A BB c-martamaawhO IP-Lar.-o1 Fa-ida. that tt sboWd roltow elther Bo-ert r. Stoeuel ww betutalled: tutalli.UOII anr proc:na.
cJraald., IDTttw,.IMotMIIM Cout 8wy., Lltll a n!IMMU•I bOIDH toJWt?ate liiYeltws. pa.rutl:)' doea't Uh tonip TO DIES nita Canyoo or Coyote CAQJ'OII u pruld.t ol tbe Corona del Bo~ ~ pr••::
bJ tilt P1nl llollllll Cllordl-part 011 1on. Clq law Tbo-ld Ia 5 caraca_IA_todSt,'IOO NIKKI JUS II to the out and food fnlllc Mat Cblmbor of Comm.rcoat of Newport BIMllo ._,.a Mlledll We ..... la ..::barae. ts 'ftre,: N damap 10 t MulDer 's M.Ut 'Cbrlatlu SdtDCt te:rflc .. LDto the> dont<Ut..-. bttw ... .J.u.. S1 ~ ac tbe 8&bla
btl .... lllltJJ8 ..... 1MII'-a~ di$M. "'act nc "'· tlltPOJ'i dill« .... WedDtedl.y •ere btkS MODdaJ l.n Bt.ib-CorODI del 1b.r ud t..ac-CorlDthii.DYtelltCIIb. of .... ._
-Dr. Pludl Wl1llaJu, • ?. """'"' .......... bJ _,.... S.rll'fOO'I c-Mo• ·-· B•cb, -lin( wltll ""' Tbo c .... bor'a ........ Olldt-_ ... . c•• 11..._1 .,...ad~ .... tl at ~ 1llbd T...a,'t alNIDchDtd tbt tM1r plate ctua wtadowt wtttt for Nitti J~ ol Lido mo-coe.Jtal h.way to bt roatec1 rectors e .. ete&S Mr • .,.._, at
TlllariiiiJ -.1M eiiJ •-lilt '!'e ID tbo rtPio 011 1 ,...,._ Jlri.co paid tor UJ ~ rlllt an. bflobomo porll, -dtod lut llllaod 011 ~ IUt nor-'alloard m•-·. SPACE IISIEI'ITS OT!D
aJa&Cftef..,.W..,a.&ft •••-· tM loiDMt ..._a IIOUII Nnportlmporta.&tSlOO,&JMS FrldayiD aoc.nlesuntbome llacArtblrBt~ralpmtllt .tlao pJded..,.... flrJt ,rtce· n. 001t l ne IC .... u roell r111t ID _.., oiGO .. .-li.t-ttl bllll 114., cu Bo-a.c• ._..u,ooow. cout •oro. ,. 0_.1111 '" -.._. p..-J* 11o7'1. -_. •.., ....,. • ·
-IDol ... l .. liille -~~ :-=: Ia Do *"' ;""'~-····:o-n~..= HWJ. r-lod tbo -ID Mr11-J-I •tt?o 011 Now ·-$? notllloL T11o -..U.-PH-Wllllalo Kolhad lltt Ia IIIII -'IIIII Ill llo C-IIWJ, ,_. ID-., llo --Ill~ :"111ar Jor "'500: poUc:oTh•ldo7· Terll, IIOd-Ill Catllonla ~ up..-_ta--__ ll..,.PIIooMc4tllll· .. lad Pfl I I 1r-• .,...._ ,. .. t.f'' U df .._ n. • .. oo>. At He.,.-t 1.111Port1. 11 bo.._ tor ._ ,_,, tM lut I ,.ra ld to C:0. abo1t t40 at.ta. llL F. Cb1 tf 'a , sa ~-
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• ENERGY CRISIS SOLUTION
For a moment It seemed that my
fellow hard-hat publisher In Tustin, BW
Moses, had the real solution to the energy
crisis and other shortages that are plag-
uing us all these days. BUl published
an editorial In his Tustin News with the
following headline:
CAN THE LAWMAKERS
BEAT ENERGY CRISES?
ln my haste, and probably with
wishful thinking, I mentally
punctuated the headline and read
follows:
CAN THE LAWMAKERS!
BEAT ENERGY CRISES
some
re-
ltas
In other words, stop the lawmakers
from meddling with our free enterprise
e~onomy, and we would be able to solve
not only the fuel shortage, but also Inflation
and the Impending catastrophic depres.
slon.
The conservative viewpoint Is expressed
with devastating bluntness by Howard E.
Kershner, editor-In-chief of Applied
Christianity magazine: "The energy
crisis Is the result of a socialist-minded
government's Intervention In the economic
activities of the people.''
He quotes another outstanding econ-
()mist, the late Ludwig von loUses: "All
government lntervet;ttlon In the economic
activities of the people results In less
human satisfaction," that, is, a diminu-
tion In the standard of living.
Why not get the government ofl our
back --and try freedom instead I If the
long-suffering public would finally realize
that government efforts to help us only
create new crises, then we could get down
to the business of relying on free enter-
prise to solve our problems.
* • • * A LESSON FOR THE MAYOR
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VFW OFPICW.S 1-IC 1M --10 -VFW-
A•triCaa Locloo -lD loi-J C!l1 .... , !>om left, Lilli Carrftlo, c-.._ lllllrlct Comouador lid 8towart
ud Dbtrtct Vlc;..CommudlrJaekWoohrortb.Wr.Carrldo,
aa Orup Couaty ollletal Dlbotll tllo VFW IDd lbt Locloo,
arraapl !be -· c-.. _ IDd "-""" Beoch member• ol bottl Yeterus' orp•t•stton1 atteaded. (Photo
by Joo Slnlpa)D, VFW.)
TOM ANDERSON
-Tlr~ A m~m:on Woy F~otur~J
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WbJ-tlltciiJ--Iallt Ills w.,.ld War D 'It -IAto ton, Udl cu -bt. cratt' trallllllr at tht Nan!
brtakllc Udlbldo!J....-·-$11,1 lliW.. Ill Jtod. U NnpariBeocb-'IDch! Tralnlq Cenltr Ill San Dteco.
wlllcb .... 11Jall1-dod'lllb taut ald. 1'1111 -wu ro. lA> WI tilt eo.-dellolulrtt~
lbt TtUI luur&Dce &lid Trlllt e..U, MltW bJ a. 8tatt De· way, wU1 an ~wpartwi 111'81 Ch k
Compl!lJ? put-l1r $'112 lollllloo .. 1 to pncUct ~ tlloJ prtacb · ec your Some are I&Jlnl tbat tbtlla loa ol $10.S11 biWoll. A.DCI about freewayJ. aDCl Dbt drtYe
prime btacb pr-'Jl-()!Mr..-...... !be 9all• .... ,. ... ,. ~ .. JbO<IJ hype..tensl'on think U.t aU ol tbe -..c1 bar-maa. a drJwa PQIDIDt ot ooiJ tlM'• towD? 111
duliiJ !be oollre latud -Ill Dllllloo oo IIlla $'12% mil-·Rlcb&N Daw!s
bt pul Ill t11o pul>Uc domala. Uoo aottlo-JI Sui& Aoa Wbtrt cu JOO ,.., JOUI
Thll Would be lmpouiblt be· Some ol ow I*JPltla IOYIJ'D-• CRILE SETS ov • upLE blood ·aalyud; the CODditSoD
caUH t'feo tbe ltreet.todJ 1D met eerta1Dly DHd a eoane -ot :roar limp lhadttd, blood
queltioD are bordered bf pti-Ia r.attnc ud buiotll m&nw EdUor of tbe Eutc:D, preuart .crMDtd, wtf&bt
nte rtGdeDces aDd docU, a .. ma. Tbt mlllta.ry )UDta In Chile enhated &Dd bocty 1mmaalled
whleb wooldallowaboal4lamll-SIDcenty, bu •e.s tbt problem• er•ted ap!ut rubella (Germe m ...
les to UM •ch beach comtor-C. c. lloaeltJ, bJ tbe clepoMI(I eommUDIJt BOY-Ill)-· aU at DO coM?
ably, at best. Tbe majority 01 Gllfldale trDIIMDt ot Salftdor All.se At South Cout Plau 011 Jao.
tbe bordtrlDc I&Dd ll iD froDt • FREEWAY GOES NOWHERE bJ-U.Ittala;f_ to w1M ec:.ooomtc 10, 11 aDd lZ,wbeathemallwtll SHORTAGES Naval Bue at Key Wat; of bomuwblcbbaYeballcbttdl a I. n&tbtr tban rtatl't-bostabel.ttbfllt,Tberewtllbe
Shorhaes, shortaaes , Preli.dent Eisenhower used at tbt ldib UdeliDe, nrtually E~~~~~' -fa lalto~Meemeatprleecootro .. nhlblt. uddemoutr&tloubJ
lhorta1ea. We a~ now short on Camp David, and anybody else eUmlDatlq aoy beacb, AU o1. Y ·--· 1 mou OD Jxld, for lutaoct, a pro-IUCb orpntut1oa1 u tbe
practically everythinJ exce.Pt he could. But the tu:payen the hoiDe• 1»..-e doeU u well, Freeny FlPter• tab ~ the ctd.,. tbeJ kDe'W 1r0ald dr1Ye American Cuctr Society
bureaucrau and aovernment have been aaeaed almotl SIO &110 UmtUDc be&eh troa.tap npt apl.ut tbt $40 miWml U:eml from tbe opeD matttt FoaDtalD Valley CommiiDiti
controlJ. million for P'relident Nixon's Udo t.le bu DO facWUtsb tretY&y tbat dota't 10 artY-ud 1D&o tbt black market, tbt hotpital tbe On.Dce Couoty
tbe pttJUe. Tbere art DO reet wbere? I'm IP"ktDC ot the mtmberl of the ruUDc jaDta Heart A..n., tbe Mareb ol
room• or otberanJiableameo. Coroaa dtlllar tl'IIW&y, wtrlcll b&Ye a.Uowed toodprlcelto ... t Dlmtt, tbl Amerlcaa Rtd
lUll. Lido resldeota mereb' wlll 10 from tbe Sao Dttco tblllronprlct leYel-·wttb~ Crou, tbt Orup Cot~~ty
UM tbelr own bomes 1f neeu-treeny ...., Bl'lltol to tbt lDtritablt f8IQlt tbat food "CC-healtb deputmeot, ud the Na-
aary. JuoeUOD cl Boa.Ua CIDfOD Rd. PUll art DOW &Tlllablt lDChUt tl0111.l CCMK:U ot Alcohollam.
Government , bnina
crrv,~d m01t of the shortaaes,
now blamea everythina except
aovemment. The politicilnl
a~ like the preacher who
blamea the c onareption
because it is so unall.
"The land of plenty" ia
now short on oil, ps, paper,
pla1tic1 , painta, zinc,
anti·f~ete, fumltu~. clothina.
sportinlaoods,,home freezen,
steel, copper, aluminum, &lass,
canned food, cotton, wool,
synthetic flbe~. appliances,
toy1, cardboard , rubber, fruil ,
leather, ftsh, doctors, dentists,
and hone1t politiciana.
AMBASSADORS
Many of lhis nation's
Ambassadors to foreiafl
countries aot their usianments
becau1e they bouaht it,
tluouah JilU to the Pruident1"
c ampaian . Of 19 U.S .
Ambasudo n i n Western
l!urope only three are Clreer
diploma ts . A c oodly
hideaways at San Oemente,
Key Bilcayne, Grand Cay and
.. family residences." Not onJy
that, but th01e estates don't
bdonc to the taxpayen, but to
Richard Nixon. Somebody
should institute a tupayen'
suit apinst Mr. Nixon to
recover for the American
people the property in his
name which riJ.htfuUy belo np
to the people. We-the-people
are out SlO miUion so Nixon
Parrr:tnc on the I.Jlaod 1a al-aDd Mae.Artbur BIYd, Tbere, It ud tlrms are ooc.e apJD lD tbe The bealth fair wtll be ~
ready bad LD the summer, with wUI ltop, •••• f'llhlre roattDc baD4I ol tbe OWDerl. trom 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
the relldclta' euest:s ofteobi.Y· can be otaytd, at aeo.totmany Tblre are rnaDJ sueb w1ae Jaa. 10 IDd 11, and 10 a.m. "to
1Dc to park 1D troat ol pra .. t, miWcat mor~, to rs It ~ tqJDOmt.tl iD tbt u. s., 6 p.m. Jan. 12.
aDd otbtr leu deslrablei places Bolltta C&aJoa. tboueb tbey are DOt to be fo4Dd Health fa1r prealdeDl Ylt.e
whlcb .ometimes ..,.eta Dt11Jb-Wbo DHds a frenay dowa Ia ptram.:~t, and tbelr m"· Tarin, who 1».1 blmaelt lost
bors. FIU'tMr, the lllaod Ia DOt ~~ Cu:roa? Wbtrt ~kl pat W'll'll.lop are paid ooheedl 120 lhs., wU1 ct•e preHDta-
geared for tramc· tbt ltreets I CO Nowbert that cant &1-By puW.oc Cbl.le from lm-Uona'"oa a sale and medically
are n&rf'O'Ir IDd ~reased traf-ready be reaebed taally b)' piDdlDc commtmbm, the mem. approved If Item ol welgbt coa-
flc IJid pedestrt&nt would pose u.liDI' the Sao._ 01180 freeway, bera ol tbe mlUtary Jtmta hue trot.
can live like a Roman addiUonal accideaWI&nrds tbe LaiUDi fr...ay, or Coast prOYided hope tor the world. Tbe Oranp County Heut
Emperor. We-the-people paid City oftlclala hiYI stated U.t Rwy • Newport Beaeb l!i already C abtaet miDlstera and other A .. o. lDYites aU interested
S2,329 for a naapole at San lt would cost tbe elty an &ddl-00 record, •err empbi.Ucally, ldJb oftlclals are aettinr an adu.llt OYer the ... of 18 to
OC:mente. Uonal $40,000 to maintain lbe ;:!, Cout lhf>', Cl.ll adeq~ately tzamp1e b)' MrYiD(wltlx>utl&l-parttcJpate lD U.s frte hJPer·
We-the-people hiVe been Lido llle beacbu. ODe would 1e ~traffte.A.od,aay~ &r'J aM• bJ factq the bud teoatoa JertenlDc proP'&Dl at
had · bne to asaume that tbe major_ ooe neeo1ID( to tran1 by free-facti. S&J• U:IDlster ol ttie ID-tbe bllltb fair.
, ap:~n. tty ot the bloellt wou.Jd sUU be way a few miles 1n1aDd can use terior Olear Borrllla: "Tbeco•-Prelldeot day researeb 111-
··QllJCKIE" ABORTIONS eajoyed bJ tbe l.Jdo relidellW tbe San Dl-co friiW&y. ernmeat il tbe tlrst to U(bteo dleatu that coatrol ot bfper-lunch~our abortions a~ ~-at tupayer1• expeua. Now ( Tlda del liar freeway btlta. So klal U we set tbe ttuioo 11 a major factor 1D
now the "in" thinJin Chicaao. all of tbe be&ebel art tu117 wbat a • • • It doesa't ~~~~lbe~j-~~lo~wlll~illla~J~tbt~B~~~of~hot~rt~~! The Director of the Friendship malataiDed bJ U.. Lfdol ll"al.e ';t~~.~~~~ lolu) Mediul Oin"= there uya: ••1 Coma::tmlty Aam. w1t1toat &aJ
believe in the lunch~our bardeo 011 tbet:upayerutNtw-Ullat tt woald ~ t:ra1ftc
abortion In the fin~ three port S..cb, a.rCHmd tbtlr town:, w.t tr&ftle? to ~ m o nth~ d t P"&nancy Let's DOt let emoUooal oat-Who -· ~-s.-• Cout ""' . cries -.. ••· r•l ....... .~ ... ..,.., uui oar profUp.te pre. prtcJabho The u--t • ·-abortJ d r .,_. Uftl" Plasa to ,_... __ D-eb b• .... "'&!al. w .,. ,_, ~. ofol' are easy an u e. There tan already bteo too --.-..._ , , -W Amerteau eYer towtd J.a Ita preYtou ICretD-
percentale of o ur ambuudon Then a no reason why a many mtstatea made lmder tbe ot Corcma dtl Mar? ADd wbo tbl moral .treoctb to NrD lDp that one oat of 10 per-
are unqualified to hold their workina woman can't have an cutse of eetUnl creater attU-ROeS to Boa.lta Caay011 at aU? tbe tabJea lD4 force ptnl-aou baa hlp b}ood preuare.
jobs. Many can't even speak abortion durina her lunch u.ttgn c1 Newport Bea.cb real It '"m' to me U.t the etty meat to UJbten ITS beltt, aDd
the lanfuaae of ~e country bruk and then 10 back lo estate. of tiNt'ftJ)Ort bu a moral obU-to eet an uample tor GOOU K'd lr' I
they're in. work." You:ra trul)', p Oil to CJRIOR tbe CIW tree-lutead ot EVIL? Oue wooden. I nap Ia
Some of the ; ...... mbon" W u ., d h Pete Rabbitt way. After an. 1t wu Newport SIDcerel)', ....... ~ e , 1 oes seem as . a me tbat colt .tate tupayer1 mil-Dorothv Wald•
an: known crooks, some are that she hu to miss lunch. .., M h 18 ~oo;;::i o ~;m;l:~hol~~e A:: :'~:t::~ ::: f:1:;;c::~~:~ Oldesl ·resident dies 104 . OUR =-=:r~M arc .
some an: anti-American. Back ladylhip is ~tttina her hair E 1l (E ) W r Editor ol tbe Eoatco, Rolud Dale Crawford tba
d uri na the Eisenhower done~ Or maybe at the drive-in ... mbl, them~.._-~ Hard wort!Dr perSOQS are Huntfnctoa Beach maa ae~UMd
Ad . . . 1 . , P h . pr OJ n&I"UI,II ar• 1 o.... tbocrr:.i to reallle that tba weU-ot ~-. .. A ..... u•"'l •• a ~-rmnlltratlon, went on two mov1e . er aps 11 wu est ctH·-dltd on Wedltt~.&...w tDon fiiHimieJ at Pr.ts••-• tom-:.::.-",.::: ,_':.,_we , .... aJ. Here Is an elementary lesson In public · · • s 1 · • th · th n .-. -, ---~·""~ tr1p1 ••t ecretary o conef:lft ere 1n e 1nt of last week, 3 tnODtb.s belort Rtcbl.rd U. Nlma try to dta-ltpd boatapa &Dd a shoot-relations for our mayor --and the Irvine Aaricultu~ Ezra Taft Benaon. place. her 105th birthday, ertdlt our prellderlt lD coa-oat 1D Sub. ADa HetcM:s wtll
Co,cantakethehlnttoo. We visited RUSiia, Finland, One c lini c o fficial SentceanrebeldUoodayat •eeUGDwlthtbeWaterptt&f·cototrtalllarehl8lDch-&np
Holland, Denmark, Sweden, advertises that "at the m01t an BaltJ.Betceroo Cl».pel I.DCO.C. fair &D1 the allep:t corr•-CotdJ S~ Court The inspiration for this new lesson Pol and, Germany, Yuamlaria, abortion would take two llea. Bartal was 1D Welf:. Uoa ol tbe Hlzon adml.ll1stra-•
came from reading about a big neWS Au1tralia, New Zealand, the •hours." Thus the reluctant mtuter memorial put. ticiD 1D poeral On tbe otbtr Poll~ ay Crawford, Z&, &b-
in the opposition newspape y 00 Phillipines and Japan. We were mother could have rhe murder Offtei&Unr at MODdl.y'aten. laUd, U.O.. critte1 of NU:oo ::.S &Ddllaro:.m.O:S:=!"se'!~oi scoop r • b f . d "d bl Ice .... tho R ... ROOert • ba•t 111!dloosl• a•otded meo-Pua•·oa, •· .. ~. forced "rieed"'byAmbuudonand committe at a ou e o. 1 ..., m ~ can imagine that it did not gladden my other ttiJ.h diplomatic officiab feature" and Slill see one fuU Sbepberd, ot Cbrilt Cburcb by tioldDI tbe DWlY lar .. -ICI.le tbem to driYe b1m to Harbor
heart to read In the Pilot about "a letter movie . the s. 1D Balboa. Mu. Wea-~""'Ia ec:Dctf1I1Dc our wei-Vtew Homes wbtrt bt ,.., repruenlinJ!he U.S.A. tberford, wbo lea.rDed to 1crN AU"e 17stem, •
released Thursday by Mayor Donald A Almost invariably, 1 came The Director of the .... Lortl at·~ a .. ~ 6 The ... min .J ., abducted K1rJ Wltcbtr. Craw-
. P ,".:-mo me--of:.' 'IU • •·t are ~·-~ ::"~~.!..'~:1 ford, a•-~-uVIc~Held-out of each seuion ukina: Ian ned Paren thoo d .,...u. .. .., ,_ _ ...._ ..,. ._, ....,_...... -
Mcinnis," announcing the Irvine Co. back-"which Jide are our diplomatl Assoc iatio n in Chicaao rem•latncnry tbat tbl ....... pablle 11 be-la .. , &Uepd.IJ Qpt the s bos·
ing for a highway along 5th Ave, on ~" estirrutes that 20,000 such affair• tmUI tba tall fnweeU. eomiac mort aDIS mort tmpa-lapt laOI torctd b7 Newport
The onJy exception to that murders will be perronned in ''Oa Chrlltmu, our earollr1 UIDt wttb tba bead prtnJl1Dc pollee J.Dto a lbootout the Am• The Irvine Co. letter, addressed to Cb .·~·~ ·-11 ... ·-·-~ 1, __ 0 ·~ -~t.-•lod ,, deJ •• o homo oo Orcbld st., u far u 1 can remember, wu icaJo annually. ...wu II'U ...., ........ ~-.-.. -. u.. ~ _.. w S&Dta All& ott..w .. Mayor Mcinnis, was dated Dec. 21. The home 111 c-.. _ wbtle lilt -... tht 8hlflltu trre .. -. Ambauador Doualas ASSEMBLY IHTERH<ulp -bll --·~~-u' le-Mr.DISiln.lllldMI.IIBatlt-City Hall date stamp noted that It was MocArthu• II ...., •••lllaJIDr."acburchii)OUS-• ----•ee • man~--·-··--~ ' · PROGR'" 'V "l 'BLE mao told tilt Eulp, "and 11»• IMMA W!ATH!RFORD -D1 -~ 11111 11 ~-~"~~-received at 9 a.m. Wednesday • Dec. 26 Surely then: mull be • Broehur': :00,... ~Ucatloa. tt:r..-1 bet 'While our~ ~llut. :-.. ~'·.:r-.-:..; tq. are IMHna dlmaps to.
--allowing plenty of time for informing better way to select forma forthel974-75Ca1Uor-atwttbber.'' W~ll.ltet:~ .~1.!'!'-llr; 15 Pll' ... are~wtthaU :r~=Ch~om tba ctty
ambasudors lh•n to continue flia Auembl)' 1Dteruhlp pro-ODt ot bel" Ia.t meJaCM to ...... _, ..., -OJ I. tl84l old!KrtmiMUOU,ptDI.i· ... .,_.
the Ensign of this Important announce-'"' puctic• or '"'"'• •••m sram .... -mat1tt1 ,. ~~~o -wu a 1101o "to a11 ., rod -"'c-.. _, taaUou. IDd .... ~ut~~~~. FROM THE BIBLE ment. Mayor Mclrmts, however, chose buy the job. academlc deputmeDll of au tht peap• I ioft"a.ttbtellecb. ss ll'.t·lf'lldeblldriD; Z4 1'be flct lboald be ltroociJ .
Maybe they should be aecrtdlted 11D1Ytr.WtJ&Jldcol~ Sbt WUimtmberoltbeGo..,_ P'-.t·INI!Il'UdebUdriD,IDd ,,.,...Md tba.t o. TV Ml-He wu m the world, ~d to release it the following day, hours selected by the Concrea. In l ... l ID CatuoraJa. Clrele IIDd Cameo Circle ! lf-.1·~t•t· p-at put~. •orb, maD7 •tt·ltJ--Uberal the world waa made ~y h1m,
after Ensign press-time, giving the Pilot any nent, the~ lhouJd be a A.atmbiJ Robert E. Batb.m ~-ebllllrea. PIPII'a. a. arrosut tre!fUt and the world ltn~w him not.
1• of. tal te t 1 · 1 · {R-Hnport S.eb)ach18HU.t lin. ••u.tord wu ben oflld&la. Ud tbi•Jttn' ••Ub-.He Cline un.to h11 own, and a c ear scoop on a story vi to res aw a~a~n•t le ecttna~nrbodr tbt deadU.. ... accept1accom-ID KtDhleky lD 1.9, &Dd C&JDI REllRED MGM OFFICIAL en1 ...., •• -*" .. .....-..1 hll own received him no~
to Corona del Mar. who has ,; ... ony money 0' pllted lllPUcaa-11 Ftb. u. btrt !romiDIIIDII sa,_,..,. j:RANK .AilaJO IS DEAD .... ~-.,.sand .But " many to •••••••d
The lrvlne Co. Could have helped to as-will Jiw any money to the CIJIIdkll.tM must ,..,, com-Sbt llnd at 511.1/! W. 81.7 Pru* AMID, 'JO, ol Park lllltl.ptld ,u.. army ol ab ... btm, to than aave he power
incumbent adndniatration. pllttd rtQ111Hmeata lor 1 t-A"·• &.ltloe, llltll monac to M..-,.t 'P' II •tt, nt:r~ bodied WtlfUt reetp&eM.a to kt become the aona of ~.
sure fair play bY sending an Information NIXON'S autDI!NCES ,.. deJitt bJ Dtc. 1, 1974• lbl --• bomt ... ~~a~ compltolllr c~-....oo.,... aftlld .., --t lad to •··~ .. them thll bchcvo
Cop Of the letter to the Ensign The ....... PrntdO.t T"'mon A --!rom .., ........ loti ,... .... ...,. -II! ... ,~ ~""'!-tilt ........ "' lulla1· on h!O ..... , y • Meded to Jilt a .. r from the Jwttaa011 olldcber edacatla., At .. M"Ytnd bJ dl..-..1 dS.td .._..,It BoaciiOIIJital. ••' ...,. fte rtal 11• of 'Much w~re bom! not o(
mayor should be sufficiently alert, 1n the White u ..... •• _d tho r~ Dl 111o acadtmlc MtiJa WallaceDIIIIIDoU, Elliot Be ll!ld .-•• lUI,_ --lltlltcltlllii!licli blood, oor of the w•ll of tho
Interest of both fairness and common cour-L-~ _
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maJOr, 11 &C<4J>I&l>ll. a.o-"'""-"' and--10 ,_. -ll<al. of tl!o •11-nliilil-clolo. neab, ••• ~r tho •Ill of man, __ ,... -., Ullll -mblJm• , """* 4 n.rJ -wu Mid ll~loll to .,, OIUJ' c1 tl!o bu!ofOod. ~LJOba .J ~IO:IJ:~
tesy, to give the Ensign an even break FlCTmOUI a·--11.um atd _ml-u a -"· , L-. •::= , T-~ .._ at -.. ,.......... Ullonlluo .,.,.... L•'IL ~
with the PUot. I ask no favors, just fair STATDIIIII'I' moat to lllaff --·tr-' ' Btr-CliiiPOIIII Corota del Ill ........., ool*Uf'llll. and -·--·--
la Tllo to,_., por-art aftllablt. TbtJ rocot .. U4&.10 PIC~I.~ !lAM& lolu. PollooiiJa--tolalllarJaM. · PICTm0111 bWilli88 !lAIII:
p y. • • o tlo(IIJ -nn u: .._ 111. por -... t11o 10--,-.-, ot 0.. Lodr-n.-.,..-ladlll-li'I'I.TDIIIIIT
---. 71Uutllq porlod. T1lo ~ ~ Ul clo\opll~blr1al .... la ldtd ""'••• IN ldl-TllolollrNJaJ-IIdOIIJ IT WON'T-WORK
The Idea th•t people "' toina lo limit therNeha to 10
pJions of au per week il ablurd. like the 68 deJI'&e ide.. The
Federal acrtemment can control tht tempcrtture in federti
buildinp, but thai .. Jusl 1bout it.
Aft.., Bdlal caw .. ,. . • dam~.'= 1 u. n. ~ Ale .... rm1t -r,_Z~tll .. w,.lli&IML..,_. bsdnn u: I. II. ClniM 6 a._--·-h., 1'Hi DIVIDEND PEC.ARED :.:::::.::.:~~~ llr. "-Ut II -""" .., -. ·-Raf'•, liU-Ao-tlll, I'MIIIntM-., Plolo tlal lw, ..... Calli. -c1 11-1 Proal-,......;_ ,.__. .Palla ....:__. lila 11111, '-; a oa, CU. -.t.ol•llll .. ...,Willa ... Y, ,....., Calf alo
.... 1;l...ctell.._.;,,1'Nl _.. L. ...... re Its•• n;;:... "'DM1· L 1 -.;:::-~ dd • a $2 ·, m.ta lin c"•J .. hll Cal,.. *'O:atdlniiiiLar....lr.,
P1aoa t1a1 1w, 111•11, Clllt lilt., _.,_,.._1111lorla..,_; ,,..;.;.-.;:: o..,..., -to aarrlod 1o ...._'onlwu.a•:-111-tNt c:,, • 11no1. eo.
tiM!. cllnd ••,. eellt ,._ ..Wdl, lllK 'z.,., Dr • .., }•!2.,••eor-,.., a ..... " wliM• --.c •.. •-·.
'Naii?*I•S.COidsuWbf •-•o•• ~ ' ..... • .... "fig; ....a-. .......... , '''t... .. D • W We don'l know If the JU sbon•p fi JtriCM.IS et~ouah to --· .. -· c. • 0 .. ltlt ... -• 'r •;; .. • • I -Wr• raUOnlftl-And we hate 10 see ntk>nf,.eotM • mudl • =pat lfiiiiP. 1'MI • &I ... -... IAL .. A PIGll!li DIIS .. tl ... 1o ;, !J ---...."--:..a K. no-.. , -~-· __ ,..,..,11 'II -llol· I ...... W lftll-W. ---· --• die aut penon, lui lf It ill nece.ary, let'l quit nu t&l 1 ..a wu ...... . ..__a. &. ...._ ~-~ • ~ I ... ,... ..... h. · ~oodlle IR*ftd ud .-011 wtth tt. Tbit COWitttry has had Dl eo.tr Cllrt fl Clrllrll n. ... llfl'ea .. tra ·... ......... , ~a .. a .... 1111 _.. , :•s w11 .. 1'lill •11 rzt .. aa..wt~~
Ito ftn o(Wiflt INd-pand namby-pombJ ..... If'u!o'l' C.a~J•boo.l;lnt,lrlll .,_ .............. nut I IOIIlotl-lllo ,l&eol AieDto.ft,_ 1111 .. ,f I If t1!o .. C..., C1IJtl ~~~
-that A.a!orkafto h"' ol'IOJI boon wWi"l IO occopt bod 11: •• ,... ....., OJ&It. 'r C:.. ..,, -1111' ;;Jit ::.~:.~ CoootJ :.·:: a':."':r~l:. 11,1. Ia ::"-..... 1 .... llli-
............... to!Jtbr .. rhoirbdtoduriRihltdtimoo.But .,_._.lid,~. -. .. c-... -,_. ILP-1'11 •Ill ..... _._ Dr••,;"• .....,,-.
.-, oflor k •• ............ aor -··· It won't be ony I ~ .. 1& .. 10, !.'• ~ II .... _ 2\1. --. .... -Litlt U'81 Ia S, 10, 1'1, -... • 7 7 '' • fl -Mo, Til f1' t .J.l :-:-" ,..,,. ' a, llffomu -· ·Tfks ..... , .. ,.-1:::' 11 I _,..,_ 0 1 ... ..: ., lt'N, Ia., _,..,-o11oqo fl. ........ ._....,...,., • l'l,~
S4~~«•.·S•tlt C•rolffW Ill II I .. • ls<r J..JOGI • w;teae. hi a; ... fL ,..,.
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''CAUFORNIA RAIN t. bettertt.DColondotnow,•• accord-inc toBettyud BobOicboo, WbotnJ't'ed 2 WQkiJ 1.10 to take
onr from Marl&Oid ud Onillt Selllueter the Alden Gift
1bop at 401 Mala st., at the PariUoa 1D Balbol.. Both hue
bad Jears of tiPifleDc:e lD Z ctJt lhops tbty owned in the
oldelt, moat historic -vare block lD Dennr. Thetr oe•
r1ft shop will be re-Damed, ''The Criterion," and char-
acterised as "a whimsical atore."
&I on ., ..
J_, ' ,. H .. .!
MARIGOLD AND ORVILLE SCHLUETER, a part ot Bal-
boa's historic "PavtUon" for 27 years as operators
or 2 Alden's gift shops, ooe l.n the Puillon a.od one at
600 E. Edgewater, near the ferry landing, are now con-
centrating on the store at ''600" after their recent sale
ot Alden's at 401 Main St. They are. spectallJJng now In
a variety ot T -shirts imprinted with a wide choice of
decals. Marigold shows the press, wh.ich utilizes pressure
and a temperature of 200 degrees to imprint ldn die em-
blems on T -shirts and sweatshirts. OrYille holds a sam-
p 1e of the ftnlshed products, aod tn the ba.ckgrowtd are
just a few ot many decal• whlcb may be appUed.
$93 12total-. 11'1""'-~"'··lic .... _,..,.....,...,~.-
lor 48 .._....._ O.+.<.MI ~ pnu $4921.16 ........ too ' .__
ANNUAl PEICENl-'Gf t.t.Tf 10.t1%.latcll .. priteSJ79t.W .... -&
lvtOIMflc ., ....
All Tonns
Based on.
S195Down
Pin
Tax&Lic.
HERE ARE
JUST THRE
AMONG
'71 PIIITO
COUft
SAVE '1995
••• Miter,
(650(1$1
'1J PIITO --'2795
COUI•l e ........... -· ··~; ., .•..
... lfCI.-ol. ••••
' .. a.T IIAMOR OSIIII
'..._.IUIILY ·PAC I
TI«JIIOAY, J All. Ill, lf!4
CODA Dfl.IIAit, CAL
TALK
TODAY
By J.C. Humphries
., 112:1 N .... " 81 .. 4. h•• ~ ..... c..t. -··· ,_, .....
.. , •••• fh-27 , ........ .. W'h•'"' ........ _ .. 1•••1.-,.
THE GEM
FOR ALL AGES
Dtamoodl are Uterally
forB'fer lD )ewelry use tor
women.. A tradltlonal pft for
clrl may be a Uny
rlnc set with a tiny I dlamoood. on... this Is
cSown througt the
tamlly, or may become a
cbum oo a bracelet Ln later
J.UI.
For Jnd•Uoo, special
relt&'oltl enDts and a.oni-
Yerarles, a diamond peod-ut. wak:b or otber jewelry
Ia mo.t appropriate, u are
dlamood tarrlnp or a birth-
stooe riDe wttb small dt.a-
mcxad acetol.. Among teen-
aprs, tbere Ia tbllD<:reu~
lD.clJ popW&r "promise
rU.C." alloW wbicb we ban
recut~J 'lff1ttlo, followed by
tbe actal aacacemeDt rlDg.
Eacacemeat d1a.mooda: are
ofteD llft&ller than tbe rem
tbe ·.dlli.IJ can. later afford.
For ..timtld&l r81..1C1l&,
tbe lm&11 dlamood Is often
locorpnlod lDID aootbor
piece of )ftelrJ, aDd a la.r-
fpr;~~~·~··~-:"; purclluod to r' tbe lUll n.llled 01'1-
for all tht information you
need about your new com·
OIVMy, coli
SPITTING ON A STONE 1
E\'ef try spiuin& on " stone to ea.sc pain"! Sounds
foolish, nowadayt. But a lo nK time. aao folks actually
u!ed this "'remedy." We 're lucky to be IJVing in this
aae of modem medicine. Me:dK:al science has aiven
us many wonderful pain relteven and other reliabk,
effective drup. Howc-.cr, it's still not wise to YK ony
medication indiscriminately. When you don'l feel up
to par, ask your physician's advic:c first. Then, if he
pracribcs medication, come to us. We'll fill hia
pracription promptly and carefull)'.
NEW MEMBERS of Angelltos de Oro are pictured here with the president of the Auxtl-
l.a.ry : left to ri&bt, Mr s . Jesse Cur lis, Mrs. Wilfred Berls (presJdeut). Mrs. Robert
O.en1, Mrs. Jolm Btshop and Mrs. Jonathon Meyer ,
3021 E. COAST HWY ., CORONA DEL MAR
673-2550
NEW ANGELITOS GREETED
I.IML MOnel
FlCTil'IOUS BtsiNESS NAME
.. STATEIIENT
Tbe foUowtnc persoalsdolng
buslDess as: DeriQiton's
Marine Electronics, 355 North
N ewp:»rt, Newport Beath. Callf.
92660: Ray Leroy Hartwick,
8'730 La Colonta Ave., Fountain
Valley, CaUl.
This business Is cooducted
by an lndhldual.
Signed Ray L. Ha.rtwtck.
Tbls statement was nied with
the County Clerk of Orange
County on Dec. 28, 1973, Wli-
Uam E. St John, COWlty clerk,
by Tberesa M. Ward, deputy.
P~Ush: Ja.n, 3, 10, 17, 24,
1974, In the Newport Harbor
Ensign. F" -3006
L!GAL HOnC!
FICTITlOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tile following person Is doing
business as: Bender Bros. Wood
Speclallsts, 507 Polnsettia,
Corona. del Mu, Calif.: John
Bradley Br own, 507 Po1Dsettia,
Corooa del Mar, CaW. 92625.
Tills business Is conducted by
1.11 lodtvtdoa I.
Signed: J . Bradley Brown.
Tbis st:atemenl n s QJedwtth
the County C lerk of Orange
CotlltJ on Dec. 28, 1973, Wil-
liam E. St John, co1Dity clerk,
by Theresa M. Ward, deputy.
P~Ush : Jan. 3, 10, 17, 24,
1974, 1n the Newport Harbor·
Ensign. F" -30425
Publish Your
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT I ~ ~,O R ALL CITIU ~:. ~ l ou•~".coum
ONLY S25.00
{P'LU$ $10 ,.OR THE ORAI'IGIE. COUNTY ,_LING P:ff )
We will take care of both the nUnc and the
publlcatloa if you send us the 3 copies of the
Flctlliou5 Busioess Name Statem~ot, ttlled out
a.Dd slped, aDd accomp:a.n.led by a check "for $3!i .
Or you can come to the Ensign office to nu out
the forms, NotarlJ:inc Is oot necessary.
2721 IE. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR, CALIP'.
TI!Lli"'HONI! 67)-0550
As American
as APPLE PIE!
That's our Breakfa~ts -6 • 11 A.M.
r.Ne Serve Mexican Breakfasts Too!)
As Delicious
That's
TRY US
our
as YOU CAN FIND!
Superb MEXICAN
Lunches & Dinn~rs·
.. ~····
IN THE MORNING · AT NOON -FOR DINNER!
I
ENCHILADA and TACO DINNER BEER AND WINE
10:00 A.M. To Clostnc;
Featuring
WINE MARGARITA$
lEER-WINE
Served wUb Bn.ns aDd Rice
.t,ll Enchiladas Made wtth C*se .
HACIENDA SPECIAL TOSTADA
W.adt With Crit~~ Flour Tortilla, Retried
Beuli. Cb.lle Con Carne, Melted Cheese,
Crisp Shredded Lettuce, Red Sa uce, aDd
Gta.eamole.
SEAFOOD DINNERS CHARBROIL STEAKS
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HOWARD'S
HACIENDA
Mcxicm-Amcrian
RESTAURANT Family
4001 W. COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT BEAOI 673-77SO
Open
7 Days
6:00 A.ll
til
10:00 P.ll.
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IS LON C: NAIR IN r
Jac balr bu -oat ..... tbo birD of the ._,.. Oaly
rectat)1 bu mu let U all
baDe oat I.Dd let b1a ba.tr
IJ'OY loDpr ••• at Umea
too looc. U It '.. too bUd to Wmpno 1YWJ day, your
b.a.1r t. too loGe. Have your
barber cal 1t don to stu
for rou. Don't bln Jooc
ba1r oa top_, IDd abort ba.tr
ar«Mmd )'OW .ars. Blluce 1t
oat. KaYe aome elK otf tbt
top and a.., more &rOI.D:!
tbt aid•.
THE SHOP
M!N'S NAIR DESIGN p,_ 5?5-5055
For QIIOt.atmeot
2855 E. Cout Htgtnray
Lobby of
Harbor lDYestment Butldlllc
Coroaa del Mar
Elinor Baggott
M••trr ' Hello There! ·'
_..-lfE'IlE YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD
TRAVEL AGENT!
WE'LL IE DELIGHTED TO HANDLE YOUR
TRAVEL PLIIliS-AT HO ADDITIONAL COST.
AIR. TICKETS-CRUISES. TOUR.S
WE Travel
.;===·=·ri•• ~!!!!~~!
Reinerts celebrates
their 25th Anniversary
' GIGANTIC
25th a .nnual
Now in progress •••
store opens af 9:30 am sharp
BEST BUY SUPER Bargains!
in Men's & Women's Sportswear.
Separates. Coat,, lingerie, Gift Items
end l.nens . All famous nome
brands yovknowondtrust
conYMietttly loc•ted •• H•rt.or
•nd New,.rt lcn.1ftwl(ds I"
downtnrn Cotta M"'
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Major
CteclitCords
iJ& .. AitTM&NT 8TOR& Accepted
IOULIVARD
Ph-MI-1212
Keep cool with
CANVftS
AWNINGS
Christina Lee Nielsen
weds Randall Rollins
...
FAMILY. FOOJS CLASS.
PRESENTED BY YMCA ·
,... --~ .. ·.; tamli;, toea, a pueal: edae&tloa pro..
cram, boiiJio Ju. 14 ...._ ·
tile~~ YMCA.
C-lutr-tirBu-
b&ra ... DwUo ~ ........
tile I If ·rtoa coarfl, 'W'blell
mMtt 6:lr I ..,_.IMcbMODday •.
Tbe PI'Oif&ID Ia llmlted to Ul
pei'IGDI, Tbe tS.adliDe for
rtd*aaoa Ll Ju. 11.
Fl.llliiJ -.. ootlooolly accllll1med tamtl): eomnnafca. ttoo Ud mrtcbmool procnm
.... lopiDc aiiiU. tllrollp .....
eauloD aDII traJmng 1D ,~peelftc
teebDiqan,
STRIKE
IT
RICH! "
IN REAL ESTATE
Htr.'s lht ptrfKI "'' to mille ,our money 01 steurit~ 6o
"triple-duty'';
1 'fMwiii MIMI'I"\""' ..., .. _,.,_,.._" IN ... I-
8 "'"' of ,..., t.n--
If tttls sounds !mpcmlble ... ull
today lor lht .,..Opeftint SIOfJ of
Hotr Mtrn<lfial Hospiltl's "Four
Flt•iblt Pltns for Givinr". You •ill
be 111 for a pluu nt surPfise!
Tlh-hana.
(714) 645 1600
·-~-"~ fOf Thomat St.dUnter
HOA6 MEMORIAl
HOSPITAl ,
3011! Newport Bou~td
Newport Beach, CA 92660
RICHARD C. IR•IIN.
REALTOR
BUSY PROSP!CT I!ST
Once you Ust your home with a R•Itor, It's~ to
him to flDd a buyer f:rut. Normally, .bt'll unnce
appo1Dtmeats to Yltw the home Yb.lch are coaYeaitllt
to botb p&rtJes. Tr.t•• ahray1 a.Jce. '
Sometimes, boweYtr, ptOII*ll are oa t11(bt scbedul ..
--reqalrtDc your R-.ltor to make lut-mtnute appoiat-
meata. Doa.'t pt aa.aoyed. I'd l1ke to r..n a dollar tor
enry ale couwnmated c:-. a Jut-minute appolntmeot.
BeUne 1Dt1 tbese are tbe belt oou. Wby?
Oftla. prQIPteta wbo ~. ~bac' tat; J ana
are oa Jlaot> lw:MalMIIttDc .t.tta. Tbty doa't· .. ,._ ....
lunry of time aD tbetr aide. ADd they want ud Deed
a booM oow --oct 1D a ,..,. . ne buy proapecn.-alm
more apt to mate an Immediate offer to buy than ODe
who U.s au the time in tbe-work!. So, 11 you r-.uy
Waat-to NU-J'OUI' bouse iD a burry, tr•t the last-
mlb.ute appotDtment u a.a opportt111ty __ DOt 10 lncoDYenteoce. ·
If you hue any q~~estiou about real estate pleaae
feel free to call or drop bJ IRWIN II lRWTH REA1LTORS
2700 E. Coa.st Hirtnray, Coroaa del Mar' p•--· .,..,.• 8111. • ·~.~-
~ • A!O!!ti991! •. SOMETHI~ TO THINK AsouT
TOO PAY $4,11 PER POIDID Fat QUAU1'1'
N, Y. STEAK -WE WILL IIIOIL TOP QUAUTY
10 OZ. K: Y. STEAK DJ!QqR Fat YOU -THIS
UtCLtJDES SOUP -SALAD, A.tJ GRATIN
POTATOIS-GARLIC TOAST. WE SET YOUR
TABLE -GIVE TOP SERVICE • WASH DISHES,
ALL YOU DO IS EIIJOT TO~'RSELF -NO FillS!
-WI ILl. Yl! TBI KIIOW BOW -
KEU.Y'S
2nd Mark -Down!
all items from regular stoCk!
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RACING BUFFS out for an a.fterDOOD at the track are,
from left, Mr. and Mrs. Don Woodward of Ne'WJ)Ort Beach,
Wr. Clemeot L. Hlrseh of Corona del U:ar, president
of tbe Oak Tree Racine Asaodatloo, and Mrs. Gene M.
Washburn. of Cdtona del Mar. They watched the races
and d1Ded ln. the directors' lounge at Santa Anita Park.
Both Mr. Rlrteb and Mrs. Washburn owu race hOrses.
(VIc SteiD pl>olo.)
L!IGAL MO'ftCI ·
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe following persons ·are
dlj)lng business as: SMC 103,
366 San Miguel Drive, Suite DrMn wbodoo't 111111J1<e 306, Newport Beach, Ca . 92660:
Bernard Bo&eb, c/o Corn, mayuw:asmuchu25% Greenhaus & Co., 237 Mam-Mh!::;:~\lliic)<l ·aroneck Ave., White Plains, Non-Smci<a-N. Y. 10605; Batty P. Fleish-man, 745 Fifth Avenue, New
548-5554 York, N.Y. 10022; Peter Prit-
chard, LUlls Road, New Mil-
RAI.ITT IHSURAHCE
1914 Harbor Blvd:
Ca.ta Mea
~~i~,l.i;l~~! PHOTOS.
COPY. .• . harbor :
photo'
ford, Connectlcut06776; Eugeoe
Orill&.OI!y, c/o C.Qrn, Greenhaus
& 'Co., 237 Manfarooeck Ave.,
White Plalns, N.Y. 10605.
This business Is cooducted
by an lmlncorporated assoc::La -
tloo other than a partnership,
Signed: J. H. Daughtry, Agent.
This statement was ftled with
the Colllty Clerk of Orange
County oo Dec. 10, 1973, Wil-
Ham E. St John, cmmty clerk,
by Theresa M. Ward, depoty.
Publish: Dec. 20, 27, 1973;
Jan. 3, 10, 1974, In the Newport
Harbor Enslen. F -30125
PHOTOS OF THE WEST
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'First Fish'
is next play
LIGAL
.IOHH GAVIH WITH GL IDER loiDDEL FICTIT!Olll B!SINESS NAME ..
Gliding course ·at OCC •. ;:.· ·Erf~ .. ~~
In the mid 1960's, John Gn -
ln, Costa Mesa hair styllst,
began participating ln an ac-
tivity far removed trom his
pr.ofesslonal occupation.
· He started soarlngln gilders.
He Is oow vice -president of
operations rortheOranpCoun-sleeves. Z225 Private Road,
ty Soaring Assn., an instructor Newport Beach, California
tor that orp.nl.uti.oo aDd a 92660: Vltg1n.ia ll steYeo.son, • 2Z25 Prtnte Road, Newport tught safety eotmselor tor tbe Bea 11 c~ma gz&&O· Norma
Federal ArtaUoo Assn. He be-e • • Jnn,..; to the So 1 .... Soel ty Fogel, 6524 W. Olympic Bl't'd., -...-ar-. e Los Angeles, CaUfornJa 90048,
of America and. the Federation Tbis business Is cooducted
AeronaaHque lnternattooale. b poer 1 partnersbip
LIGAL HOTICI! He also teaches a 3 unit 90ar-y S~ped: aVlr(linia Stev"enson.
I lliURSDAY, JAil. 10, 1114
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Perfection PUBUC N inr croWld school course in the Tbls seatameot was tl' .... •lth
"West of the Rockies," a OTIC£ evenJ.ng at Orance Coast Col--.. pbotographlc emtbttlon of the Modill.catloo No. 761 lege, the nrst 3 unit course of the Co.mty Clerk of Orange ••• •M YOU ..,. " ., •• ,..,. ~~~~;~~:;;;;~ West In tbe late 1800•5 ts 00 Notice is llereby given that J t• type olfered ln tile u S Cotmty oo Dec. lZ, 1973, WU -"Wond'• kJrvnt •.-cki.N. ~t.ed tii...,.:V, _..,;c•" dl.lplay Uq"pJIP, ,Feb. a' 1n 1the 'James J. Witwer lS reQ.'uHtin( The clus WUI bi .. ayailabte llam E. st John, oouoty clerk, A. COlT ..... ry e••"" ( 540-1 a.. . 1702 ~rt
. Oranp CoaM CoUep library ~ M~Ulcr -ot Ule ZODtnc apia tbls sprtnc oo Frtdl.y by Tberesa ll. Ward. deldJ. l.J... _aftCIMfwtce' l&f,d...,ot \7th St. MATTRESSES galler y. The extdbition pre-rdtoance permJt an existing enninp t'k"om 6·30 to 9·30 Pd:tl1sh: Ju. 3• 10• 17• 24• IADIO DIPATCHfD Ttuexs Co1ta MHo
R&W-uaUJLDIIfG sents photographs o1 the trans-nonconlormlo.g d1.41lex maintain becinninc Feb 8 · · ' 1974~~1D~the~~N~e:"l>>rr:~~Har~bor~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~!~~~~~~~~~~~ IrreeuJar Sha~ coottn.ltal railroad, the Mis-3 foot 10 inch and 3 root 6 "When 1 rb-sl bep.n soar-Enstp.. F ~30177
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COSTA WES.A. WAnlESS co, the Rocky Mountains, Yo ~ the Ordinance requires 4 foot that there were many fatal ac-~'~';SO;N~··;-;;.,.;·;';';"';,.;';""~'~'o~•~s;e~m:!:t•~·~and=~V~Ir~gl;;nta~C~!~ty~.!!!1i'l side yards) and a minimum 2 ctdents," Mr. Gavin said. "1
Most of us know someooe who claims to be able
to forecast the weather bythereactl.onofhis corns.
They're right, they can, and there'& a Jogtcal
e:xplaAation for this mystical ablllty.
Corns often appear at a joint, growl"&: and caus-
Ing lntlamatlon of the bursa, the nWd-ftlled sac
which lubricates tbe joint. When bad weather
approaches, atmospheric pressure drops and the
lnllamed bursa e:xpaocls, increasing the pressure
and pain in the ad)acent sore Ussue. Thus a corn
can sene as a pressore-senstti•e t.rometer,
signa.Ung the approach of stormy weather. ·
Please let us serve -.s your ~~~"'\:i,~~~~·:~'-qtalltJ prescription drugs and all
needs. We · stock complete SIClPlles for Baby,
lncluding gtfts and toys. Our camera tilm Is
always fresh and our photoftnlshlng ts fast and
as good as you can find anywhere.
• • •
HANDY mNT: When watering household plants,
add a small amount of milk each week, espec~
tally in cold weather.
B~SIDE~ PijARMA~
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, . t:oll P.ll.
foot yard setback along West discovered that there wu 00
Ocean Front (where the Dis-adequate fP'Ouod instruction a-
trlcting Map indicates a 5 foot vailable anywhere. Beetnners
sett..ck) so as to allow the were simply jumping into cock-
construction of interior altera. pits and learnin& how to soar
Uons and secood noor roomad.;__ from an altitude of senral
dltlons in the R-2 District. thousand feet or more."
Property located at 4305-4307 Mr. Gartn says tllat soaring
SeaShore, Newport Beach. . pilots while knowntng hoW to
Notice Is hereby further given fly w~ll mec hanically lacked
that said ptt>U c hearing will be some of the basics on 'the the-
held oa the 17th day of January, ory ot nJrht. So, tn the ab-
1974., at the hour of 3:30 p.m. sence of a ground course 11e
1n the Council Chambers of the decided to organize one.' He
Newport Beach City Hall, at rented a classroom and charged
wlltch Ume and place any and ,a nominal tuition to take care
all persoos interested may ap-of costs.
pear and be heard thereon. Interest tn the course muJ.
JOSEPH ROSENER, JR., ttpUed, and one of Ills trlenda,
Secretary an air transportation professor
Planning Commission at OCC U d hJm to inquire
City of Newport Beach about t~ching It on the OCC
Publish: 10, 1974, In campus as part of the even1ng
. LIGAL NOTICE
FICTmOts BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The following perSODS are
doing bulloess as: Lyons En-
terprises 2. VIsco, 12681 Cul-
nr Dr., Santa Ana, Ca. 92705 :
Fred Lewis Ly001, 12681 Cul-
l'tr Dr •• Santa Ana, Ca . 92705;
Vera Lyoas, 12681 ColYer Dr.,
suta Ana, Ca. 92705.
Tbis bvfioess Is cooducted
by an. lndlndtal.
· Slped: Fred Lewis Lyons.
colltp prouam.. ~
''I contacted the enntna: col-
Iere dean, aDd he tholl(ht it
would make an e:xcellent ad-
dition to the schedule," Mr .
Gutn said.
Tbe class is now offered by
OCC tuitlon tree. The course
Is transferable to four year
s chOOls and presents instruc-
tion 1n baste rupt theory. It
alio pves iDforma.Uon coo-
cerninc lnstrumentJ, o:xyceo
and ndto operation, weatber,
navtp.tlon. federal air retula-
ttons and cross country D&f'l-
p.Uon.
Reatstratton for the course
wUI be btld by appolntmeat
Ulm st JohD, cow.ty clerk. only Jan. S-25, lDd on a drop
by Tbertll Y. Ward, dlputy. 1n. basis, withOut an>OiotmeDt,
Publitb: Dec. 27, 197S; Ju. trom Jan.. 28 throuCfl feb, 14.
J, 10, 1 'l, 1974, ln. tbe Newport
Harbor Eulp. F -299<2
Tbia Jtatement ns ftled w:ltb
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The Call of laaiah • 15.\IAH1 :1·1'
'cc·~~~~:Q. FROM LAST WEl:K} 'Then said I, Yloe it mr' Now, it
T1MI of t1t1 VW. is 'Then ~aid I: Here &m 1."' (cf.
In I~ai&h 6 :.S..S we ftlld : "Then
said I Woe is mel for I a.m undone; beau~ I am a man of unclean lips,
and I dwell in the midst of a. people
of unclean lips: for mine eyes have
seen the King, the Lord of hosts.
Then flew a~ of the snaphims unto
me, having a live coal in his hand,
which h~ had takt:n with the tongs
from off the altar : and ht laid it upon
111y !110Ui h, and said, Lo, this hath
touched th y lips ; and thi~e iniquity
is taken away, and thy sm purgtd.
Also I heard the voic~ of the Lord,
saying, Whom shall 1 ~nd, and who
wi ll gv f or us ? Then said I, Her~
am T; send me."
Verses 5-8 show the effect of the
tra nsformi ng vision which Isaiah ex·
perienct:d. ''This vision, this COO·
sciousness of God , at once led to tbe
rl'!iult inrended by God in gLvtng it :
ron viction of sin. 'Th~n said I, Woe
1,. 1\lc 1' In God 's ligh t t~iah saw
l1gl11 on himself, his lifr, hi s way1 in
the sigh t of th~ high a nd holy God.
Cconv 1ct ion of sin based on a con-
~• ,.,u,m·,.., ,,j f~od is fuhdamental tn
i ht life aml \.\ork of a prophet oi
! ol>tl. a udmstt'r oi Ch rist. To be COll -
'l"lOU~ 1\ n:. ro coniess. and Isaiah at
flh.:e 1 f/i,·u said l'J po:.~red out hi~
~nt:! in coni{'<;'<ion. He conft:ssed h i~
011 n and his people's sin s. Uncle:H;-
m s~ !'resSNI on him, and specially un-
deartnes,; oi lips. He 11·a s l"Onscious
o i f:Lilurt in him~elf and in his na.tiun
in rt,~.;ard ru uncleann6s of utt eranct',
ami thl" v1sion of Gocl as 'thr King-.
the Lord of Hosts' had broug ht th i "~
cmt as n~ver before. Uut to conf~ss
was to he clean~d ('The" flew').
Clea nsing immediat~. pe rfect , assured ,
11 as his exptricnce.
W. H. Griffith Thqmas, Th• Wor-.l
of lh< Mi•itlry, 1911, pp. 4, 5.)
T1oo eo-looioe of loaloh
In Isaiah 69-13 we read : "And he
said, Go, and tell this people, Hear
ye indeed, bur understand not: and
see ye indeed, but ptrceive not. Make
th= heart of this people fat, and make
their ears heavy, and shut their eyes;
ltst they sre with their. eyes, and hear
w\th their ears, and understand with
their htart, and convert, and be healed.
Then 1aid I , Lord, how long ? And he
a.nswercd, Until the cities be wasted
without inhabitant, and the houses
without man, and the land be utterly
desolate, and the Lord have remo\'ed
men far away, and there bt a great
forsaking in the midst of the laud.
But yet in it shall be: a tenth, and it
~hall return, and shall be cattn : as a
teil tree, and as an oak, whose: sub·
stance is in them, when they cast their
leaves : so the holy seed shall be the
substance thereof."
This passa&e; (vv .. 9-13.) is con·
cemed with the commission of the
prophet. "WtM-n Isaiah received the
commission to carry this message to
Israel , he received also a warning
that he muu not be disappoin~ if
he ~med to win no great response.
It was not an usy thing to persuade
a nation to repent. Indeed the first
result of his mission might be to
make men worse. They. would resent
what he had to say and refuse to lis·
ten. T hey would harden their heat ts
,against his message instead of turn·
ing to better things. The very word
of God to them would show how un·
welcome a menage of that nature was
to them and so make d eaf"(:r than be·
fore tl~i r ev il ways. There would
need to ~ a seardling judgme nt on
'"T he Divine fi re did its work at rheir sin. When the prophet asked
oucc and thoroughly, and with the how long tillS must go on, he was told
[)i\"ine assurance of absolute clea nsing that it must continue until there was
the prophet [Isaiah] entered into the 110 more than a tenth left. There was
secrmd , and was ready for the third 10 t.e a, (rarful a jud~merlt as that
,ra~e ,,f his experience The prophet 1·. J1icl 1 A 11:0 ; had looked for when l1e
rh us cvn victe:d and c\~an~d was now ,a•d tha t thl' uwm which had once
spLriiUall y i1t for further revelations S('nl out a thou-and should ha ve only
frorn t;od. and it wa s not long be~re a !.undrrtl left (5 :1·3 }. Rut. when
the Divine yoic:e i!_l(Jui rffi~ 'Whom. the ·-juo'tMt:nt hact mn ir; courie,
:.ha..!.l l £end~d..,wh0 wi!l8~.. r~-i,.:U1o u\~l re11,ain th~ m~n who had Ther~was work to Wd'6nt: 'na!'t>. · 1fo:n i~tf frtl1•1 it :trl<l. 1\ke l saiah. had
tional h fe wa s at a cri s1s (v . 1 ),_ a_nd rcpt:nWL The na1ion must Uc he wed
the sin l'l f the people called for Dtvme drol\ 11 . :1s 0m· hews down a tree. But
action (v. 5). T o the man conscious out tJ i tht· ~tu mp wh ich remained
, fl Ood. d ea nsed from sin, and assured .;.hnuld 'J!n nt: :1 new ,hoot. the new
of blessing, come~, as it always doCs, I ,.rae] \\ hh:h h~cl learned repentance
this call to service. This, and this ;ulcl ha<l fUrn c1l to GOO. This holy
alvne . h th~ type: of ma n God can u~. ~eed \\a,. I Ill' h<opt· ior the iuture.
r !nly b we see God, see our sin, re· \~"ha t ls:u:-th hnd lt'arned ior hi m!'elf.
n.:ive f;.od", forg1ven~ss and know it, ht n1u:.t rcarh hi~ people. (;Of] can1e
o·a-n \\t" reali ze and answer the call. and t•l him to m;Jkr him a ne w man
'" with whole-hean~d con~cration through lm ~qn fcs.;;ion of hi s s1n.
c.1mr the response : 'Here am 1 ; send God ~<>'a ~ ..:nming to His ptople to
mr l'o the man fo r whom God had oake a new 1-;rael. P.ut the end of the
d .. ra-,~~ nmch , con~c mtion was the Lord \\<I> <~lway~ thr ~arne : it was re·
nl·•e-~1ry. 1}n or11pt. and thorough re-dcmptlfm ·· 11 f Al\arn C \\'elc.h . T il t
ji.IIW ier. :tnt! th:: 1nan whom God hall l'upa,ot/tl ll fo r Lhrist iu th r Old
,., lJretlar~d was ready for service Trstao uf'nt. 1st ~d , \933. !JV· 117,
~' rhr~ !\aifl I '). Before. it was. 118 I •
lstu€L and PQop~€cy
. a, CIIAIIU. l. l"l-ltO
BIOLA IROAOCAHER, LA MIRADA, CALli'".
God has <~lways shown His love through th e Millennium . With the
fo r m ank ind d e spile all o f the exception of this age, all n~t io na l
heathenism, idolatry and almost witness has be_e n and will be
unive rsal corru p tion into whic h thro ugh the na~1on o f Isra el. ":'e
ma nkind ha.s degenerated . God will see this d urmg_ the G reat Tnb-
lurned from deahn~ in judgment ulatio n as w~lt as _m the km~dom
a t Babel to dealing 1n g ra ce with age o f the M1tlenn1um . .
Abraham. The Covenant was al ~o the 1m-
The l ord took drastic steps to plementation o f the pro m•~c God
implement His own . program of gave in _ Genesis 9_.. Thi~ was the
redemption fo r mankind. This is declaration that ~p1ntuaht y was t_o
clearly revealed in the Abrahamic be connecte d w1t h Shem and h1 s
Covena nt , "Now the lo rd had said descendants. The plan of redemp·
to Abram. Get thee out of thy tion in the covenant_ w~s pro·
co un try. and from thy kindred, and nounced to Abraham f1ve limes. 11
from thy fa ther'~ house, unto a was again repeated to Isaac a nd
land tha t I will she w thee: And I Ja cob.
will m ake o f thee a g reat nation, Nothing in this wo rlci is mo re
and 1 w ill bless thee , and make vital than salvation fo r mankind.
thy name great: and thou shalt be D. L. Moody testified, "I was 20
a blessing: And l will bless them years old before I ev~r Peard a
that bless thee, and curse him that se rmon on regeneration. I had al-
c urseth thee: and in thee shall all ways been told to be good. But
families o f the' e arth be bl~sed. you might as well te ll a slave to be
And th e l o rd appeared unto free without making the way pes-
Abram, and said, Unto thy se;ed sible. Christ actually frees us. It is
will 1 give this land : and there astonishing how the devil blinds
builded he an altar unto the lord, us so that we think we have some-
who appeared unto him" (Genesis thing ·good to commend us. Do
12:1-2, 7). not talk to me about being 'naft~r-
There was a narrowing of God's ally good and angelic.' The trst
e lective grace from the seed of the man bo rn of a woman was a mur-
w oman to the line of Shem and d ere r. Si n leaped into the world,
now to the seed of Abraham. What full grown, and the whole race has
was stated concerning the suffer-been bad all the 'Way down. I have
ing, victorious seed of the woman heard of 'reform, refo rm, reform.'
i5 now brought Into sharper focus I am sick and tired of ·the whole
and detail. Although Abraham was thing. It is regeneration by the
childiHs, the prophecy is for In· power of the Holy Gho!l that we
numerable seed. While hornelen, need!" This is the heart Of the
the patriarch is promised a bl~ Abrahamlc Covenant.
,.nd as his etemal inheritAnce. The In Israel, the seed of Abraham,
cune upon Adam Is to be done the brrntd lineJ of fulure predic-
-ry wfth th<Ough t~e blesslns on. tlon are la id. By them national wlt-
AbdNI MSS l.lld -pllon are broushl
The ~ -dlvldo<l Into ,.._ fhroush the Saviour In whom the
tloM ond would temalfl 10 untll entn human family Is unite<! one€
111e end ol 1M t-on eotth """"·
---------------------------MEWI'OIITIIAMOR IIISIQII 111JRSOAY,JAII. 10, lt14 _!:!PII!!!•!:!JSII~ED!!_!IUJU.~~Y!....:,-.!P~AGE~C _ _cC~-oiiii=::IIIA:::..=DEL=W=H,:..;C;;;AL."'-The Second Coming of Chri~t
I ., c:.l .........
l•'''"t•4 ... CM ,.,. ..... a•ACOM
In the lllldot of aU thot lbe Scriptures deotribe,
a pnciouo by hu-..... , u thc .Scrlpcur•
..,.,. titonlly lulfilled in tbe fim comlnr, they
will be titenlly fulfilled lo the Second ComiDr·
AU that IW a>me to put -Bedlloban, Jm~~a
lem, the -. ... lamb, the Reo....--....
..... .._ that tloe mnaiader will be lul61kd
after the tame manner, ]Uit 1.1 D..U:mei'OUI e-ven.ta
atlltDdocl tbe 6rot """""' al am., ma~~y of wblcb weR pndicted In ~ dolail, ... lllce-
wlto lll>aU be the -moooy of tloe Scriptum 11
tho Second c-Mc.
A· the -'<~ -.·-t!ll74, .• ...s .,....
..... dull. 0.. crWo ... --... !!J.eok .-. liloe a th-.lap. -....
.... at h...t. The -io laD ol ......... y..,•,
harts t-vti)Wbat are-failiec chan for far.
KohoUtelc, thr una:pecced iDtrl.lda' into OUt" tolar
•yJtem, compellecl men to b»k iato die slciet and
abo to look Into tloe Scripcwa, E.,.rywli<Te th<r<
is talk about the Second Cominc of Chriu.
' Loui.i Cauda, the-tcniot vice-preaidtnt and
relirion editor al United PftM Intemali-', de-
voted one of hit Saturday cohamDI acrou W
natioa to Kohoutek ud tbe rit:inc inkt'dt in the
return of Jesua Christ.
1'hm: a.. two dearly ddned ...t majO< ...
pccb of tloe Second Ccmlnc. Firat, He ton1<1
for Hlt Minta; and second, He comes with Hit
oaintL The fint II called by the c'hurch the Rap-
ture, aDd the aecood is ~ called the Revelation, or unmJiar.· Apoca.J.yptic anticipation 6Ua the air. Even the
UFO's, which arc IDOte and more accepted u
some form of bona 6de Ylsitation from the clo-
minioru and pawen in the in.tentellar ~. art
~:ontrihuring to· a freah intft'flt in what thr Scrip-
tures say about the dma and tht Jicna whicll
art immediately to precede the CDftiUmmaboo of
tlw are at the Prince of Place rdai'DI with a
sword in His mouth.
Chriat, tbt ~ridearooru, is comiac for His
bride, whom He purchased with Hia own blood
upon the cursed U«. First Thesulonians •ys :
f'The Lord himself shall descend from heav~n
with a ahout, with the voice of the archaPiel, and
with the trump of God : and the dead in Chriat
ahall ri~e 6nt: then we-which ate alive and re·
main lhall be catJCbt up totetber with them in
the douds, to meet the Lord in the air : and so
ahall we ••• be with the lArd" (I Thess. 4 :I 6,
17).
The Second Comlnf of Cbriot io a cardinal
doctrine. It constandy motivated the Olriltian'
of the first century. The Apolt)e Paul in tht
6rst epistle he ever wrote told the Cbrildans in
Thessalonic:a that they had "turned to God from
idols to serve the livinc and true God; and to
wait for His Son from heaven, whom he railed
from the dead"_(l The5S. 1:9, 10). Many events
attend this Second Cominc, and tht fu16llment of
all that the prophets have foretold : the dead are
to be raised; the kin&• of the earth ate "'to be sub;-
llued; the curse is to be lifted; the elements of
naturt are to be changed; even the Gn' are to
fall from heaven.
This is what our Saviour 10 clearly referred
to whm He H imself .said: "Watch therefore: for
ye know not what hour your Lord doth come"
(Matt. 24 :42). "Then shall two be in the: field ;
the one shall be taken, and the other left" (v . 41 l .
Our Lord described both upecta of His coming,
but this Rapture wiU. a~r "as a thief in the
ttieht" ( 1 ThetL 5 :2 ). To watch, He emphasized,
"But know this, that if the coodman of the houK
had known in what watch the th.id would come,
he would have watched, and would not have suf-
Part II of a Series of Bible Studies
Study the Bi_ble
By Frau Dr. Gertrud Wossen:ug
Instructor in Bible, American Christian College
From "C HRISTIAN CRUSADE," Tulsa, Okla.
He says of Himself : "I am
the Lord wh o is and who was
and who is to come, the at.
mighty."
Let us wor~llip Him because
of His glory and let us thank
Him that He reveals all His
gJory to us. If we se e our~
se lves and our daily problems
in thi& wonderful light. evcry-
th iog gets so small and insig-
nifK:ant and we a re fill ed with
His image. with HimscU who
lives and reigns today.
Let us look today .over the
chapters of thi s wonderful last
book of our Bible, called "The
Revelation of Jesus Christ."
There are three special rell-
e fa tioru of l l'SW Christ io this
book and each of them is the
introduction to a part of the
book. The three special revela-
tions of Jesus Christ are:
Chapter I : The revelatioo
of t.he Son of tnGn in tbe
midst of the .teven CGitdle·
.1ticb. .
Chapters 4 and 5 : The rev-
elatioo of the lAmb io the
midst of the lhro11e of God,
seen as the Lion of lud4h.
Cb.aptei 19: The revelation
of the King of King3 comi11g
back to judge the nations.
According to these three
n•atn revel~tion s or Jesus
Christ we can t.livide the book
in three pans:
I ) Chapters I -3 The clturc/i .
t'.f-Jesus C hrist. the l ord.
2) Chapte rs 4·18 Tl~ jlldK·
mmts -Jesus Christ, the
J udge.
3 ) Chapters 19 -22 Th~ tri-
umphs -Jesus Chr ist, the
King.
Chapter 1 :7 ·I 8 is th.e r~llt:la
lion o/ tht' Son of mafl in the
midst of the churche3. Read
carefully these..-verseS and try
to ~e Jesus Christ revealed
here with your eyes of the
spir it. h is a very living pic-
ture. Our first impresston is:
What ,_ glory is revealed here:.
All is light and fire and white.
U1 m rt'ad today the intro-
dJ4 ctiun.
In verses 7 and 8 he is re·
vealed to us with words tak.en
from the Old Testament. The
light o r prophecy shines upon
Him so that we recogn ize
Him a~ the one of whom "the
prophets have spok~n by the
Spirit of Christ, who was in
them ." (I Peter 1 :1 ~
Verse 7 is a quotation of
Daniel 7 :13-14. Let us read
it to k.now better who He is:
"I saw . . . one like lhc
Son of man came with lhe
clouds of heaveo. . . . there
was given bim domioion, and
gk>ry, and a ki.nplom .•. u
everlasting dominion."
Daniel, the prophet. saw
Him u · tbe Soa of maa wbo
rcc:eivcd world domlnioa by
God, the Fatloer. Thea t<od
in the prophets of &he Old
Te1tament.
Z.Chariah 12 : I 0 "And I
will PQUr upon tbe houte or
David, and UJ)Oft lhe iahabi ..
tanta of Jeruulcm, lhe IPir-
it of JI'ICC , • . !bey ohatt
loot upon me whom tbty
hive picn>ed, IUid !bey oholl
IDOUrtL ••• "
I .. I. the Lord. the
the last, I am he."
first and
Now, read again Revela-
tion 1 : 7-8 and you will see
lhc glory of the Son of man,
of J~sus the Saviour and of
Christ the Messiah who is
comini; back.
7JVO MINilfES
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IT ~NIUUS I . ltAM ... U .
.... ""' lhMI soc.n
CMCActO, 1\.UNotll ~~
COMFORT ONE ANOTHER
Increasing world tension and
the present trend of events in the
Middle East are filling many wi th
fear, and there are even sincere
believen in Chrill who fea r that
perhaps the "Great Tribulation "
of prophecy, with all its horrors.
is at hand.
It is true indeed that even
Paul's epistles warn this world of
its judgment to come. "The day
of the Lord,'' he says, ''so cometh
as a thief in the night ...
"For when they shall say .
,..u and safttty; then sudden
destruction cometh upon them,
as travail upon a woman with
child; and they shall not escape"
(I Thes. 5:2,3).
But Mfo,. th1s time comes,
the Lord will recall His ambassa-
dors, as the apostle tells us in the
preceding passage :
"For the Lord Himself shall
descend from heaven with a
shout, with the ~o~oice of the
archangel, and with the trump of
God: end the dead in Christ shall
rise first:
"Then we wh•ch are ahve and
18ma111 shall be caught up togeth·
er w•th rhem in the clouds tO
meet the Lord in the a•r: and so
sh all we e~o~er be with the Lord.
"WHEREFORE COMFORT
ON E ANOTHER WITH THESE
WORDS"' (I Thes. 4:16·18).
This is the eve nt with wh ich
"the dispe nsation of the grace of
God" will be br ought to a close.
Then wol l foll ow "the day of His
wrath," hut eve n as Paul goes on
to tell about this in the passage
wh1ch foll oM , he reassures the
members. of Chr1st's Body that
they will not be incl uded among
those to wtl om the Lord will
come as "a l h~tf •n th e n1ght."
"Ye, brethren. are not tn da rk·
ness, that that day should over-
take you as a thtef. Ye are all the
children of the !ight. .. God hath
not appo111ted us to wrath, but
to obtain salvati on by our Lord
Jesus Christ, who di ed tor us ...
Wherefore comfort yourselves to·
yether ... " II Thes. 5:4·11 ).
lt r MI!MOJtY VERSE -MARK 161 IS.
tiWOBtiT
TQe :SOOB
BY OR. BOB JONES
BOO JONES Unlvsrsltg
Lord u.y1, eacrifice for our sine, ·Be
heart be Jovltl Ul enOUCh to be COO• ;~j~~~t~~~L"\,;,11••• in God, eerned about ua while He 'Is me." How un away. John 14 :14: "If re slla11
peace of heart a1k any thlnr In mr nam~-I that we be und'-tarbed will do it.." John 14 :18, z.e :
when t.btnp ro wronrT In the "And I will pray the Pather,
nnt p1~, peace of lleart d• and li e 1hal1 ct•• you another
P'@nda upon the far:t that our Comforter, tllat he mar abide
Lord le God. tf we are llld with you for ner • . . and
wfth Chrlet In God and we shall teach rou all t.blnp." I kMp conet.anUr befon U& the John 2 : I : ' And it an:r man
fad that He 11 almiPt1, eter-1ln, .-. hafl an ad•ocat. with
nal, lovtnr. and faTtlltul, ._. the Father, Jfi&U& Chrt.t the
ahould not han a troubled rlrht.eout." hurt. If we were befnc Hpn. F inally, there mult be the
Mfttltd ht eourt b,-a laWJ'f? eonnaenr:. IJiat Be Ia eomJ.,.
who had MYV l011t a caa. b-.r:k .. aiD. This world wiD
would ,... not fet1 eonfidllnt of continue to 1et woue. Bat C)Ur U.. outcome of oar cueT We hope It In the pl'Oml" of lohn
an tru•tlnr a Latr71:r tn.o 14 :1 : ''l.f I ro a11d pnpue a
M\'fr haa IOIIt a cue and Wl\o pia« for J'OU, J wUI toMe
""'"r wtn toee one. He !e God acato, and recti•• JOG aato
Rl-...lf. He ta One wltla the mr..tf; that wheN t a.JII , Uf.tn
PaU.r. "'Btilrint thoa not )"t" mar be al-." &....-.1 the
tllat l ... In the Pat!Mi( •ftd tnna_p of Ood ahall IOUDd, and u. ••u..r t• me1'' Jolin all Cllrt•tta. .. wtn be N.Qilt
&4:10). We MY• •b1ililtecl •r, to ba with Ufe LoNI Ia U.. .. ......._ to u. _....._, a. r U · ~oala• 4:1t).
-ol --lloldo all .All .... bel-.. ... to till-b7 U. W9fll o1 Rio •eoootort -.-wltll ,._ (R_J,t). t-wonlo." Aod Pnl ....
Nat, wt ...._ ·-.. ill tUt • l'1"'"'N fill rlDt.en MM •IM ta.et lf lit J...a • II laJd op ftrr all ,.... me Bla
-to -11M ,.,ild op,..n., (lt'~J .• ,1).
·-hlo ..... to be -.... Tllonf .. "" ,.. alto nody ' • ,• (Milt.,..,.,, ... ,.
' ' 'l'llk•lllpt tllo diN,.._~ =... cot.t;."i:' ~&of~:.;:-..:~
,.. ... reaciT' ~ tlto 0 -t ..........
lui, and tri=•· n. Apoollll'nl ~: "'Whit ia oUr • Joy. or avn of n}aklittr?
An -e-,.. Ia the pt '" of -Lord J...,. O>rlot at hQ ........ ?" (I ~ 2:19.)
The luD imfect of tho wont "watch" Ia t11o
pre-.. of the ..... ""' "" Ged, tloe boDIII) of the Scrlptoreo, lia.., _... Otu-t no alii!-' ..
but to beU..e that He may ~ to It at ""t
moment., Thuo fa!ll_c:.llod It the ,.__'-c
At the di.:.U ot the ,_. ,_,.e<tlon doap-
teT, 1 Coriotltlant 15, Paul oald, lndudinc loirn-
oell In t1oe p.-t '-' "lllbold I obew ,... a
myiiOr)!: We ohall not aU sleep, but we lhall all
be qlnspl, in a moment, ~ the -twinldhlc" r:1f u:a
eye, .• ,the 1a.1t trump: for tbe ..,...,pet ohall
oound, and tloe dead ohall be railed iitconupdblo,
and we {the believer• alive at that momeDt1 lhall
be changed" (vv. 51 , ~2). The churdt win arise
into the skies dedaring, "Death is swallowed up
in vktory'' (v. 54).
The Second Coming, in iu second aspect, tce1
the Saviour brin& with Him His bride u He
returns visibly before all mankind to the earth.
The events between tb~se: two upec:tt. of H is H -
turn are also spelled out in rreat detail ln the
Scriptures. Like His firat comiac to the earth at
Bethlehem, the second coming, 11 the PrOphet
. Ztchariah explained : "Hi1 fett shall stand in that
day upon the mount of Olives, which is before
Jerusalem on· the east, and the mount of Olivn
shall cleave in the midst theftof toward the cast
and toward the west" (Zech. 14 :4). He Himself
explained that "immediately af~r th~ tribulation
of those: c~tynhall the sun be" darkened, ana the
moon shall not give her light, and the stan shall
fall from heaven, and the powers of the heue-ns
shall be shaken : and then shall appear the sip of
th~ Son of man in heaven : and then than all
the tribes of the earth mourn, and they shall 'ace
the Son of man coming in the clouds of heavU.
with powtr and great glory. And he th&.ll JCnd
his angels with a great sound of a trumpet, and
they shall pther together his elect from the four
winds, from one end of heaven to th~ other"
(Matt. 24 :29-31 ). TI1u s we have the full imPact
or the gnat statt:ments from His' lipe and from
the fir st chapter o r the Revelation "Behold, he
cometh with clouds; and every ey~ shall tee him,
and they also which picr«d him: and all kindreds
of the earth shall wail because Gf him" (Rev.
I :7).
Thus the entire Bible reaches its climax in the
final chapters of the Book of the R~velation as
Jesus ~id, "I am Alpha and Ome,a, the begin-
ning and th~ end" (22 :13 ) and His last word
concerning H imself, "I am ... the bright and
morning star" (v. 16). Then He pcnona.lly re·
peats, "Behold, I come quickly" l•· 12 ), and
"•urely.l .come..quicldy. ~" (v. 20). ,
TM prophecie. of thb. end time,· atl-.tteftctirc
t1oe centttievl:nt of Chtill'o '""'"'· clool-with tbe
events between the Rapture and tbe Rnclation
wbm He cot:lles to Jerusaleq1. and penoaally ful-
fiUs the promilcs made to David. and the~
tion& "riven to haiah that "the earth shalt be full
of tloe la)owledce of the Lord. u tloe •at<n
cover the sea" (11 :9) and men "shall . beat their
swords into plowshare." (2:4).
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1 1 Question Box 1 1
JEWISH HOI'f, BOX 707. LOS AMGELI!S
PlraJo> explain Re1A alion 20 :/2./3.
Tht' (lr ad rf"ff'rrf'd to in thi 5 passaJit' are
th(f.W' who will !\tanci hf'fore thf' Grrat Wh ih•
Thr .. ne on the Da y of Judgm,.n t, and who will
H'ITi Vf' tlw awful !'.l'nlenCf" of rtf'rnal droath in
til•' lab· nr fin·. wllf're rhry will h ... etnnall y
.~ .. parat f"d fr om God'~ pn•sence-. No one wh o
tu::ct•pts thl'! Lo rrl J.,.su!l Chri11t as Sa,·iour will
appt'ar l:w-forf' thl' Gr~at White Th rone, bul
only thoSI• who will bf" t>ternally lost, whOM"
n amt'~ art· not writtrn in thf' book of lifr.
What i., th f' l'.tplarwtion of 1 l oltn 3 :9?
Thi ' \"rr~· ctolt·s that "wh()N)f'ver i!l born of
God doth rw t f'f•tnmit 11in," that ill, hf' d(lf's not
l'nntinut prM·ticin~ sin. A born t gain belirvrr
in th1• Lorrl Jr!ltt!l Christ still has an ranhly
!inful naturE", but ali'O pnsvsses til e nf"w nature
frnm Gtt<l. Thi~ nf"W natnre i!l incapable of sin·
ning, as statt'"d in this paMagf", "hf' cannot sin
hr-c-au!>t' hf" i~ horn o£ God". In Roman• 7:18
the olcl naturt" it called "th~ fksh'', in which
"dwf'llt't\1 no ~ood thin~"· It is onl y hy the
powf'r or the indw•llinp: Holy Spirit of Cod
in the bel if"\•f'r that thro A~h i!l 1r:ept undf'r eon·
trot. giving thf" victory ovf'r sin and tempt•·
rion. and enahling us to li"e for Cod's honor
and J~:lnry.
PleOMJ rxplain Lulct' 23:31 .
Thf' words "if thf'y do the-tc thinga in a
Rrl"f'n trf'~, what 1hall be done in the dry?",
ultt>rcd by tht' Lord Jnus, mean that if men
dQ 11teh horrible things (u erucibion} when
the lArd is ph )'llicall y pre.mt., what worwc
thing~ wil1 ~My do aftf"r Hf" is pM?
f., tltf' Rriti.tl..!.trarl tht'{)n :rni11111 ral?
No, thf'rf' ill n11 f{ro un•l in clw Word of Gf"Nl
for tht• mistako·n throri1"1' of 8riti!!h-bral"lism.
1ne A~lle l'aul UIM'd the wurd" )t._wJJt'hrtw, lt~ta~l.tr. intttrcllan8nbly.
PWa~ t'Xplnin tltt' "t·allr-y of dry 1Kln,.$-in
l zf'lt. 37.
nw vision of dry IM>n ... IUI"In• thr Jf'Wieh
ptooplr whll ha~ ~n t.'Omlidf.rf'd rkad a.nd
hunf"d but wiU lwo rt"'ltonod •(ain. W,. are
t<wiay a Making fl( th,. dr y bonf'l.
w:_m Jlrf!, ~em pi~ ,po4en of ;,. E~.flt.. 41 ~
rt'buUt bt-Jo;,. ClrrUt eonw:' /Or tht' CluurJt?
Aft~r thco Rapture the Antiehrllt maJ hdp
tht Je., lo hulkl the tr>mple it~ whleh th.f
win have thf.lr anclml wortlrip. '
'
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• WEDNESDAY, DEC. Z&
Jdttl JoyeeSeldtr, 2'7,of404 1: Balboa Blf'd., Balboa, ftl:
arrHt.-1 OD a '-ah law rio.
latlaa. ebll'p war nat at 11 :ZO
at llolbo& BlYd, ..., leth st.,
Ceotnl N-. , . Thr ..
Wbet18 IDd t1rH ftloed at $5&0
were taba from eara at Jim
SleiDOGI Imports at lSOt Quail
st., Atrport u•, between IS
p.m. Dee. 21 I.Dil ?:15 a.m.
Dee, 28 . . • X-ray deveklptr
parta n.laed at $550 were stol-
o from flolclloapttat betwteD
5 p.m. Dee. Zl ud 9 a.m.
Dec. Z6 ••• Goorp llelnbardt, uoa lntDt An., w .. t Opper
rtpOrted a redwood plut-
er IDd a 1M of elk antlers,
J~~!!:~~~~.:~ nlaed at $125, lto\ell from bls relideDce between 8 a.m.
No•. SO ud 9:30 p.m. Dec.
ZS ••• KeDDtth Jolm Leca-
kowatl, 11, ol 471 Flower st.,
Colta u: .. , wu cbarpd wUb
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The center of popularion of the
los Angeles area (L.A., Orange.
San Bernardino and Ri ve rside
counties) continues to move south
and east ... away from Los Ange·
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ward the heartland of Air Califor-
nia Country. More than six years
ago, Air Ca lifornia staked iu
fut ure on providing fast, conn~
nient and economical rommutt"r
service bctwC'('n the Bay Area and
the rapidly growing, but then hin-
terlands. of the Los Angeles area .
Places such as Orange. San Ber-
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Today, .2.895.795 people lin• 111 th('
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1950 4,151 ,687 6li0,82o4
1960 6,038,771 1,513,'11Jl'
1970 7 JTJ2.111S 2.51',046
1972 6,966.900 2,895.795
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PAST COMMODORE LES GRANT of VOJ'I&VS Yaebt Club
~. W"Ues "adieu" but not roodbJt at tbe traditlooal past
commodore's coclctall party be1d FrJday eYenlD&, Dec. 28,
at the club's faetuUes 1rl Newport Beach. Balboa Island
resident aDd long-time raclDg akJpper, Les and hts wtle
campaign their Isluder 30 Mark 0, "MarUyn," named
for Mrs. Grant, throughout the year, DO matter what the
weather. (Ensign photo.)
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llq,....oo boot tbo Globatratlon WllllaJu.
from tbt C.tr&l tnDeb fe-25 •. 10 YEAR Ol...IIl --Tad
fw tbe CQU:)latJoA WJe. Due a, Jlm McCa.WliDd M1krt
IU .. d&J DIPt, tht aDD-.1 Lon.
OptlmUI Cl.., "trl-star COO· ' II YEAR OL!Ifl •• llaYid
ttlt" pitted about 200 boJI Morpn. · Fred Wl&fltld ud
ap..lut •eb otbtr Lo JDdjyldtal D&DD.J Bauer.
sbootin&,. PllliDl &ad. dr1bbliD( • 12 YEAR OLDS -· K.nat
eompttitloll. Ea.cb boy sbot baa~ Doody and Mart Daley.
tets from ditttreot tpOts, • 13 YEAR 01.00 -· Dove
passed at tarpt.s, a.nc1 dribbled RlC)sa, Mart HtDCirteta ud
apiD.st time tbroueb an ob8ta-Due Altmu.. ~
TlliRSOAY.JAI. 10. lf74
COMJIIA DEL 11M, CAL.
LEIGUE PLAY BEGINS ALMOST THE BOTTOM of the barrel, but top ticket,
Harbor Area bl£1:1 sc:hool bls-
t8tban teams opeDid the rel'l-
tar seu:xl last atpc In the
trnne aDd StDHt Ieaaues.
Estancia's El&'lts saw Yle-a co~ IOOd for a year's s~ly of Perma-Stor low mots-
tory sUp away tn tbe ekNIIDc tlat food}~ for ooe periOD was drawn by Laurie Small-
minute tut Friday Dlcbt.Leld-comb, 15, of 2828 Ne'fil Circle, Costa Mesa, 1n a "dinner
tng 50-46 wttb 1 m1Dute left. lnluruee poUcy" celebraUoo beld at Perma.Stor Foods,
tile Eqles •ere YlcUms o1 1 2980 Harbor 8l'f'd., Coata Mesa, last FrldaJ. Holding the
3-polnt ptay and a blt fteJd barrel 1a Patce V, Slmpsoo, president of the Bant or Costa
~Qal by La QulQta. Tbe Eactn Mea, wbo olftcllted at the drawing. Laurie Was a "stand.
had battled back from 1 21-10 In" for ber mother, Mn. Amy (Thomas) Smallcomb, unable
nrst q11U'ter deftdt to mot to attend due to expected arrival ollbe family's 11th child ..
the pme at 25 at balftlme, Mr . Smalleomb Is an eleetrlcal contractor.··--....,~
Coroaa del Mar's Set Kinp
were at Estancia, and Costa
Mesa at Santa Ana VaUey in
lnlne openers.
Newport Harbor's Sailors
played at Santa Ana to open
the Sunset League seasoo..
Both Costa Mesa aDd Estan-
cia are nted as good early
season bets to mate a rtmattbe
Irvine crown. Newport Harbor
has been Ineon.ststent, and muat
o•ercorne· sueh Sunset power-
houses as Marina and Hunt:ln(-
ton Beach to earn a title shot.
then broke a tigbt secood.-balt cc • k "'
battle wUb lbe late 4-palat load. lo PIC Newport Harbor wu ldlelut
week.
Tblo Frlclay, teaeue pmes, man of year wtu f1Dd Fount:a.J.o Valley at '
Estancia, Edl.sooal: Cocta.Meaa,
Last weekeocl, Costa Mesa
warmed lC) tor the league open-
er by beatlng Misston Viejo
49-45, Estancia was edged 51 -
50 by La .Quinta, and Corooa
del Mar was trotmced 63-32 by
Long Beach Jordan.
and Corona delMar at Los Ala-Nft' offtcers for 19?4 wUl
mitos In 8 p.m. lrTtDe Lea,tii be lutalled Jan. 17 by the New-
pmea. port Harbor Chamber of Com -
Newport Harbor wtU bost 'meree at an tnsttUatioo dlnoer
Westminster at 8. at tbe Ban.::. Bay Club, and
Nut WedDelday, Esta.nda iii a "man o1 tbe year" wiU be
at Bdlsoo, Mapolia at Costa oamecl tbat Digit.
Mesa, Santa Ana Valley at Co-dmclatlnr at tbe chamber's
rona del liar and MarlDa at II 7th .IDDUI.J lnstallaUoo will be
Newport Harbor. Newport Mayor Dor.ldU.clnnis. A 4th quarter. Silurt put Colt&
Mesa ahead for keeps alter a
nip and tuek battle Friday nigflt
in Mission Viejo. The Mustangs
rattled the basket for 6 straight
points with under 3 minutes
left 1D the game, then held on
to wtn. Jim Swain paced the
scoring with 18 points.
Corooa del Mar was oo match
for the highly-rated Long Beach
Jordan squad last Friday night
In the loser'sgym.Jordandom-
lnated the backboards, outshot
and outplayed the Sea Kings,
substituting freely to keep the
s core from getting e'en further
out of hand.
RACQUETBALL TOURNEY
Orange Coast College will
host the first annual CaUfor-
nta outdoor ncquetball dou-
bles touroameDt Jan. 19-20 on
the OCC courts.
Tbe 3 wall doubles enat will
be a doltlle-eb.mlnattoo affair
with 3 dlYisioos. Compettttoo
wUI be held in "A" and "8"
classes In addittoo to a
•omen's dirisl.oo. •
There Is an $8 eatrf fee
per team and eatry deadllne
is noon Jan. 18.
Bucs open title quest
Coacb Herb Ltney's Orange er led tbe seoriDc wtth t2
Coast ·College basketball sqtlld points.
began its quest for a South During tbl hol1da7 seasoa,
Coast Contereoee champion-occ copped tbe MtraCosta
sh4) last night (Jan. 9), facing College Cbrlstmas classic by
defeDdlng cooterence co-cbamp defeattn& Cuelt:a Collep of Sao
Cerritos In the Falcon om . Luis Obispo In tbe ftnals, after
Cerritos deadlocked with blasttne San oteco CitJ Collere
San.ta Ana College last seasoo 92-66 ill the q»ee'ne road aod
for the South Coast Conference Dipp16r Welt Los Anples '76-
ebamplonShip as both squads 73 in the tem.J!.ft.oals.
ootched 8-2 records. The Fal. EXERCISE U"IT AS cons look ju5t as strong this J"1
season andwererecentlyplcked Navy Seaman Appreottce
by the conterenc·e•s sports t.n Thomas W. Wlctea, son ot Mr.
formaUon directors to win the aDd U.rs. Wllltams E. Wickes
title olltrlgtlt. of 1100 Salq)lpel' Orin, flu-
The Sues' 5 game win streak bor View Hills, lla crew mem-
was lx'oken Saturday night 111 ber of tbe IUided misslle frl&'·
tbey lost to Pierce College ate. u.s.s. Rlcbmood Turner,
74 to 69 for a 13-5 seuon home ported ID Newport, R. L,
standing. Tbe game was tied whicb bosted approllrna.tety
at 69 wtth 2 minutes to go, 35,000 ftsltors durt.nc an opea
but Pierce broke loose tor 5 house W"blle in port 1D Rio de
polDt.s and the victory. Rod Janeiro, The lblp 11 deployed
Snook led the Sues wtth 21 In the SoatberaAtllDttctorpar-
points. Uc lpattoo lD the anmal nan.l
Wednesday night, Jan. 2, occ emreiM, "UCIJ.tu,"
blew a 17 polot secooo baU WRESTLERS PLACE 9TH lead but spurted ln the ftDal
10 minutes to defeat Pasadeoa Coacb Vera Wapar's0r&DP
City College 74 to 64 The Coast CoUep W'l'atllD& 8Ql&d
Sues led 45 to 28 but in the fln1lbed 9th 1n tbe 1&-team
nut 9 minutes Pa~dena btl-L. A. Pitrce toarDameats.tur-
fied them with a full court day at L. A. Pierce CoU.ce 1n
press and took a 50-49 lead. Woodland Hilla. Palomar Col-
Ball-ba_.wtlng guard scott Cam-l'p 11'90 the team tWe wblle
eron then joined the Bue ·Une~ Soutb ctlut CODtertoee powers
up ta help break .., the Lancer Sula lllil UMI llt. Su Alllcolo
press. Rod Soook canned an 18 ftn1abtd bd ud 3rd,
toot jumper to put occ In the Fresbma.D Mike F~ a
lead aptn 51-50 and the BueJ 190-po.dtr from FCMI:d:ala
De"t"er tratied acain. Bob Kant-VaDeJ' bl&ll ecbool. wu occ•s
Guest apetkva wtll be state
Assemblyman Robert Sadham
of Westcillf.
Den!Oper William Lusk Jr.
will be lutalltd u presJtkmt,
suceeedtng Ricbard SteYens.
Others to be liW&lled are nee-
presidents Tom Slmandl, Den-
nis HarwoodandMtc-.eiChris-
tensen, treasurer Wli.Uam
Coulter and a DeW board of
dtre<:tora:. .
DIDDer will be served at 7:30,
fol..lowi.D& a 6:30 cocktail bour.
Reserntloos will be aened
mat1oo about tbe lnstallattoo
dbu:ler may be bad by ealllng
asa:ista.nt chamber manager
Larry Miller at 644 .8211.
BELLY DANCING
CLASS OFFERED
Aa 8 week course 1D the ut
of An.blanandPolyoestandaDce
Is CIICe ap.tn being lpOil.iored
by Costa Mesa's department of
leisure senlceJ. This course
Is be1n( offered to beliJmlnc
aod. intermediate students who
wish to learn the ut of belly
4anctnr.
Mary Berg, a protesslooal
Arabian dancer born in San
Salftdor, South America, of
actual Arabian ancestry, 1s the
lnstructor. She hal appeared
in theMouUnRoure, U90shows,
Lu Vep1, aod chlldren's bo•-
pttals. Sbe h1g:bllgbt1 her etas-
•• W'ltb Potyoe~illl daace ID-
.truetton.
Reclltr&Uoo is oo a first
come, tlrst sene buts and
wtll be beld Jan. 10 from 6
to 8 p.m. aDd Jan. 12 from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Comml.ll-
lty Reere&tiooCenter (west pte
of the Onn.. Couoty Fair-
Jf<XDU). Fee for the class l.s
$15.
HEW COMPLEX PLANNED
Robert Tmmu, presJdent of
Tbomu ' Auoctate1 Plannlnr
allll Archlteetun.l ftrm ol New-
port Beach aDd: Loa ADples,
IDQOUDCU tbat his rlrm hal
btea oommlulooed by Marl.n.
era Sariap 6 Lou AMD. at
N.wporl S.cb to master pl.u
"'"' cloci&D • oel~sbappi.Dc ct!Df:er and oftlce
blllJdJDI eomplu to be callld
Su J,.. Piau, locatecl 1D Su
J,.. Caplotnoo. The prapa ..
$1,100,000 pro)tet will coYer
apprulmately 104,000 sq. ft.
of -~ oo a 10 acre att..
C-..uoaallbo
II • .u .. tecl to biCiA
ASSIGNED TO MORTOH
4 .. -w-.
1IE!IIIIliS
7:15
11:00
SAT. I SIJH
1:30-4:15
7:15-10:00
DAILY
SHOWINGS
ARST COUN1Y
ENGAGEMENT
SPECIALS
Of The Week
YRIAL-PAK
dinner for 4
$3.9S
ASTRO-OEL
lnsunf 1elidin w/o refrlprilltion
R ... $9.2S NOW $7 .9S
Rup., Or;illnae, Lime, Grape
*WOULD YOU BE ABLE
TO FEED YOUR FAMILY
IF A FOOD STRIKE
LASTED 6 MONTHS?
Alrmu st.pboa A. -· r14ft, .,.. ot Mr. and: Mra.
llaaiiU -trldp a1 m Oat
St., COlla ..... bU ~ted II .... ~~t.'l':!!"; at Sblpplrd AFB, TIIU, from
the U. 8. A1r FCII'ee tJ.et:rleal
pcrtNI' C*laiUt OCM'It coa.-
doctecl bJiboAirTnlldllfCam·
IIWIII.
Tbt alraaa, WhO ft8 trliMd
*DON~T TAKE A
WITH YOUR FOOD
SUPPLY.
to T~;-~:-;·=.~~-~~ trleal -. .. .ll'll, .....
Co••"' .. 1a •
... ol 1illlae1rl 1111t1 OCIIOOI.
BtGIIIUAN GIWIUATE
...,. I II_.._
... D. •tufty • If Mr.
udlln.'-1.-tfiiO
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...., hDneat cop. ·--ALPACINO.
"BEta lCD"' -.-..... -... ~ ...
MON.-FRI.
7:25·9:45
SAT. A SUN.
FROM 12:(5
liON. .fill
7:10-1:15
SAT. I SUN.,
12:45-2:45
4:~7:10
1:20-11:25
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· 1• w.tdNI Drv N.a. :MI ....................
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I
ROY R. McCARDLE MLI SALES REPORT
Sales through
Service of the
-the Multiple Listing
Newport Harbor-Costa REALTOR
~7729 Mesa Board of Realtors totalled
$159 million fo r 1973, THIS 1S
........ Sal*• Slilct '190 MORE THAN AN 11% INCREASE
OVER 1972!
5,163 new listings were processed,
of which 55.5% WERE SOLD! 62% of
the sa}es were cooperative,
List your property with a Realtor.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
'CURT DDSH
REALTOR
2400 W!:ST COAST HIGHWAY
N!:~0RT BI!:ACH S~2.:.e472
Phone in Your Ordet
for o SubacriptjOft:
Call 673.0550 = ~-
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
No. F -2835
On February 7, 1974, at 11:00
a.m., Imperlal Corporation of
America, a C&Worll12 corpora-
tion, as Trustee tmder and pur -
suant to a deed of trust dated
September 1, 1972, executed by
Emily Runter, a
RATI!S FOfl CLASSIFIED ADS Trustor, aod recorded S.Oiem-1
bel 28, 1972, as Document
26716, Book 10347 Page . 1 Time 2 Times 3 Times FOO '74 of Dmclal Records lntheot:Dce 20 word& or tess . . . 1.50
11 to SQ. words ....• 2.00
S1 to 46 wordl. • • • • 3.00
Eacb word over 40 • • .05
o IEAU TY SALON
!&uai .... '6
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del M ar
Phone 644-7336
o BICYCLES
SALES & SERVICE
420 E. l7TH ST. COSTA MESA
646-7706 -646-6855
MALCOLM IBUOJCUTLER
o lOOKS FOR SALE
SPECIAL TIDSWEEKI
WILL "lletrlle" ClD'I!t C&DCtr?
AJu Silq ea.mtoes tbe con-
trorersb.l tberapy for cucer
tbat bare1.ucnts have kept
from dylal mtllloos. Amer-
leu Optmoo Map.sloe, $1.
Amtrtcaa Op1Aioo Book Store
104' llarbor 81., Costa Ilea
To~, 11*-0MS
0 0RY CLEANERS
DIMMITT
{)rt:,.~
F-quollty dry daninJ
on dtc pnmiloet
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.10 .15
o FOR SALE
tbe Recorder ot 0ranp
Ca.ll.tornta, 'FlU sell at
aUCtion to tbe bJP&st tor cub (payable at time
sale Lo lawtul mooey or the
United states) at tbe Newport
GOLF, CLASS "A" member-City Rail, 3300 Newport 81.-d.,
sbtp, lntDe Cout Comtry ,;r~;';'; 1 in the City of Newport, County
Cl!i), Call 586-60'75. of Orange, state of Cautornla,
aU estate, title and interest con -
COMPANION CRYPT veyed to and oow held by it under
(No. 361) In 5ald deed of trust, Ln the real
Paclftc VIew property sltuat@d lnsaid County
COM. Call and State described as:
or write Gleim Lot 6 ot Tract No. 5130, In
1077, Yucc.a Valley SCHMIDT Ml.SIC "ctoe.lnwocy I the City ol. Newport Beach, ,.;;:.::..,=:_~~~::~j:~~·~ -Yama.hll -.,; Coooty of Orange, State of Cal-
. patio turD1tlD'e, toaster, Maio st., Santa Uornta, as per map recorded
saws, shonls, neawn, lad-Est. 1914 iD Book 190 Pages 4.3 and 44
ders, watfle iron, ftdcer, Ski ~~~~~~~~~~~ of mlscellaneous maps, in the boots, W1nOOw atr condJUoo-omee ol the county recorder
er . 853 Baywood Dr., New-ofsaJdcOmlty.
port Beach. 640-1105. Except all oil, oUrigttts, min-
• HEARING AIDS
HAL AEBISCHER
~..!. ~--Proper Fining Assured
3409 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
675-3833
•INSURANCE
• Aplrtmeot pacbps
• Low blat rates
• Low auto rates
AGES 18 to 25
McDOtiALD AGEIICY
Newport Beach
646-8941
IH ... lifllf'OIIIIT e•ACH .-a Offiu Furni<m ~ OESKS •CHAIAS
FilES •SAFES
OFFICE SU PPliES
A STATIONERY
AddW. Midi'""
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Ty..-riten
673-6820
OFFtCE SUPPLY INC.
N...,art Bhod.,Newport
NAPKJE INTERIORS
yoars wtlll W. 6..1, S-)
Rt.-erslde A.-e., Newport
Bet.cb. Pboat 548-9798 or
1142-1101, (Muter Char .. l)
erals, mineral rlgtlts, natural
gas rights aDd other hydroc.ar-
boos by wbatsoenr name lmown
that may bt wttbi.D or lmdet sa.Jd
la.Dd, topther with the perpet-
ual rtgbt ol. drtlllng, mining, ex -
ploring aDd operating therefor
a.nd Jtorlng 1D and remoYing the
same trom Aid land or any
other land, 1nclo:11ng the rtgbt
to wtltpstock or directionally
drill a.nd mine trom la.ndsother
tban those herelnabofe de-
scribed, oil or gas wells,
tWlDels and shafts Into, througtl
or across the subsurrace of
the laod, hereinabondescrlbed
aod to bottom such whlpstocked
or dlrecUonaUy drilled welts.
tunDels IDd sbalts tmder and
beneath or beyood the uterlor
limits thereof, a.nd to redrUJ..
retllloel, eqalp, maintain, re-
pair, deepen and operate any
-t.
able
sucb wells or mlou, -.ttbout.
Grst -clu.a bow..,er, tbe rllbt to drill.
aay reaaoa-,__ -~-and K ••o ., .. _ m.-, e, &JP-'e oper-
eb: ..., _.,'WVit, ate thrOQIIJ the surface or tbe
aacS commerc.laJ. upper 500 feet of tbe subsur-
ANTHONY'S
SHOE SERVICE
c:c:IW'LITI IHOI:. LUOOAOE
AND HAHOe•a RIPAIM
3401 E;c-Hlthwoy c-.w--,.~ Oat., L.clifleell
•lUI VIA t.tDO, IIIIWftOftT
• 74 PAINIOH ~
•11111~ •• ~
--.MIMoWoM •.
·co An V1LL ~••
face ol said !aDd, u resened
by tbe ln1De CO mpiDJ, a Welt
Vlrctota ~ 1D 8ooi<
IOS47 Pap 145, oftlclal rec«dl. .
IIORE COIIII<liiLY KNOWN
AS: lOZS Do~ Terrace, Co o.
oaa del Mar, CI.Wornla 92615,
1'llo ale wtU bonwlo wt,_
c.,._. or warrutt re-
IU'tbr UUt, poe...-oa or •-
• ....,...., ... Ill atui)UnoobU-
P---iiJ .old-al lnot. -.,o al O..d und
MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
DO YOU WANT THE FINEST?
Panoramic view · superlative quality decor
detail & construction-full security .,.u.nt.
1179.000 incl land. Ken Hutley 64U2S5.
. BAYFRONT INVESTMENT
Pnvale sandy beach -2 units: One 3 BR.,
2 bath. One 2 ER., l lf.z bath-each w/!ire-
place. Storage galore. $199,000. Polly John-
ston 642-8235. (8131
TOWNHOUSE W/OCEAN VIEW
!ri-level w/elevator -outdoor patio fa cing
Jetty · 3 BR's ·new carpeting &: drapes thru-
out. China Cnve. $133,000. Beverly Morphy
642-8235. IB30 1
[Irvine!· • --,c 1 •; I
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IIUS' ....... 1M
* BOYD REALTORS PIIESOOS *
Corona del Mar
SOUTH OF THE HIWAY
R-2 ---0pportunity
. Open beamed ceiUncs, nrep!ace, hardwood floors
tn a ch:irminl[ tront two bedroom hom@ with one
bedroom apartment. The corner lot a.tfords a mar.
velous opport~mity tor development.
$75,000
IEAunFUI, .JUI~
611 VISTA IIONITA ·no
Cozy living that allows leisure to enjoy step-
close recreation. Sparkling ~ model of
3 bdrms., 2lh baths; on pine sheltered green-
belt. 165.000
t}BOYD J~.t.,.
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SPECTACULAR VIEW & POOL
Lusk H.V. Hills . Corona del Mar: 3 bdrms . + dining rm. & family rm .. 2 frplcs.; e.J-
tensive d~kin_g around lge. pool. Day & night
panoramic \"Jews. Outstanding condition.·
$89.500.
OPEN SUN. 1-S 909 TILLER WAY
TRIPLEX l • l BEDROOM UNITS Sts,SOO
CC Orange Coast ((
2600 E.COist Hwy., Co111a01 del lin
REAL ESTATE 644 ·4141 ... ,,,,,,,,,,,, ....•......•.••..••••.•
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EXCLUSIVE LIST
CdM -Ocean side hwy., dream bouse plus cu..t bouse .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. f72.500.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Somerset 4 BR + family rm ....... $82.500
Carmel S BR + family nn ... Now ~.llliO
Harbor View Kills, view, pool, 3 BR.. fami-11 rm. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . $79,1150.
lnlne, condo, Walnut Square. ..... $33,500.
THE BLUFFS
UDda model (lease or sell) ......... $811,500
TriDa model, consider lease/option $89,500 .
Newport Beacb 3 BR condo . . . . . . $41,500
TO BUY OR SELL
Ill Costa Mesa. Corona del Mar
and Newport Beach
NotloMI Multlplo Lhtl,. S..-">lioioooo
W! 0,111 THI FINIST
USIOINTIAL I'ROI'IITIIS
POR SAL: I , LIASI, OR IIIOIA.NGI i·
I'RICIO P-$ .....
IRWIN REALTORS
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1607 CAmE COVE,
SPYGLASS HILL
Have a.n OUTST AND(N G VIEW trom this uquisltely
decorated tlve bedroom OOme,
Eo)oy t.be easy -to-care tor yard and patio .
DoD't WOJTJ' abollt pool maintenance (room to bulk!
pool lf desired).
Come see itll •••• DUPLEX HOMES
·Available
LE T US SHOW YOU .
2 BEDROOM PLUS 3 BEDROOM UNIT $108,500
$108,500
3 BEDRO<:lM PLUS 2 BEDROOM UNIT
$110,000
3 BEDROOM PLUS 2 BEDROOM UNIT (South of Hi~ ) .,,way.
. $125,000
3 BEOROOW & FAMILY PLI.B 3 BEDROOM UNIT
$129,500
~CALL US FOR DETAILS
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WATCH THE SUNSET
OVER CATALINA
Br81.11Uic:tnc 180 decree ocean I.Dd Catalina vtew.
Tbla: lm'eb' "Barb)r VIew Hills" home sits oul on
a poiDt aut to a creenbeH.
Very ablrp, 4 bedrooms, family room, 3 baths,
S car panct, Z ased-brlck t\replaces, heated ancl
tllt«ed pool, a.tdoor ttre rtng and colored Ughts
........ tboyard.
r.cloor'~r Urtng allts best.
For ID)!'t lJltormaUon, call DOW: 6'73 -8550. . -
THE REAL ESTATERS
S32 IAARCUf:RITE, CORONA OI!L liAR 673-8550
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For Lease
East Bluff Condo
• S 8£DR()CMS • 2 BATHS • TRl-LEVE L
Close to pool, sbopplng and Corona del War High
Scbool. Ootm .. car p.n.~ wilh e~tronic opener.
Stoat 'tOnier fireplace.
$400 PER MONTH LEASE.
OPEN UT. AND SUN . F(\R IHSPECTION
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Off CliF Rebekahs to install ~!_~~~u!!!uJ!_ Ac-Youth\ concerts Tuesday
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at 1518 -Tor .. tn-l.oo Totneo, died Doe. 10 to a too-
ft. flU .... a el1lf '"'lilt lalaDd
ot Uaai. Two otber JOWhs. both
from HanU, wert I.Djuted ID
tbe •m• aeddeDt.
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Cb•eb. 420 W. 19th St., Costa Toomlle lbd ltlllirtd St••"nd. oftlctr ,.. ~kMI.IaC lata\ la fG'.-1 J.a lbt &eeidtat, ud t111t ~ CllrtJtlaa CIIIUt, lOFrM-elairmu, Mr1. o-.ld Y&bO.
M•a. l Dteld .-,PHI:idletEmiM Mutt.a•a bldrooal. Ofacer Me:-MII'UD C:l&'Md at blm, lMped dom "tJ',AaUIJJD,ODTUIDJ Tbl 0n.Det Co..ty PbilbU'-
Tbe elected omeeu a.n Ste..-eu wtltl dJipaty mu•t. Do!loucb ,.. 1DYHUftt1Dc 1 from tbe bed ud attaeUd b1JD. Ju. HI, at tM a.m. Ud li moalc Bocllt)' U r~ble
ura. Patrlela llfanonctM, 00• Nl• Lolmaueb. tbt tttatt ud trdlc: accJdlat ID.wott1oc a ear ~ctr Mc:Ooaoup aid bl a.m. Rtar7 Bnacloa. orebtltn tor prt~sd•c 1! ACb eoeewta
ble lf&.Qd; Mrs. Ratb Zutdema, drill tMm will CODdllet tbt tz,. re~.t to Martla'l prl aaw a .U ca1tb1r rltlt. wW:I dlnctor ol tile Braadoa Sym. e~cb ytutoflftlludlllthP't..cM
riee.puct; Mrs. Mary Leberc RaiJIUoe.. Drtllmaster Gerald triiDd. Tbe drlnr of tbe ear a loedtd map•1N, putl11lJd· Pbo?Mtte, wtll CODduet tbt COD· atUISeab Lbroupout tbe cotaty
aDd Mra, Ereyl DtJoa., seere. Poarch wtU let..d tbe d:r1Utellm bad reportedtJ wt -tbe eceDe de IDler tbe bed COYera. Be eerta, withOUt etiUp 14 addltJoa to
tarlts; Mrs. Nina Lolmaueb, tbroup tbetountainaodra.tnbow ot the Z-car accldeat at the~,!~.. olwrest.JJ.acwttiiMarUnud Mr.1. Joh G. M•rd•ll L-•• MOTI. Cl MteklplDC a mUII.e eDI'lcbment
traau:rer, aDd Mrs. 'A'atmttb tormaUoo. iotersecUoa ot VII Dtjoa ud a ....... utu biro. --procra.m 1a tbe aebools.
Accordlltt to a report from
HaftU, tba 4 Wtrt bokltn&:
ba.DdJ ud wt.WAJ a.rOCild tbe
top of lbo cltlf pnJJ.or wttll
tbeJr eyu ckiMd wheo tbey
tumbled OYar tbt tdp.
O.ottoo, juolorputooblegrt.nd , VIa UdoSooo. HARPIST TO PERFORM CIIRISTIIAS JOY mJ.orlldwlth FICTITIOUS BtiSJJIESS NAME
aDd l<usteo. Crash drt" e .... Flopr, alao oi455-1/Z Members alld lrl-ol lbo lllo -.. ollbolrDOWmu-STATEMENT TOM HAMIL TON J R. OF
Appolated oftleers are Grace y r Via Wdo SoOO, told ln•uUp.t-CoRa .... WomeD'I Cltt> will ~ta~ •!:u"'· ~=~~t:~ Tbt toUoYto, pel' IOU are occ VA OffiCE DIES
Cook, elaplaln; Gertrude Will-lng officers tbataMtreedesear beu ba.rpi.st De Wayaeo Fulb:l. · at were ts M t...Pd dotnc bualoea as: HofJnaoD Tbomu A. RamtltoaJr., out-
Servteu tor llltn Bl?.rtallDe
were held 1ut Satardl.y a.t st.
Joachim'• Catbollc Cburch 1D
Costa Mesa.
c .-;warden· Nancy CallJ coo-may b "I d tbat lett tbe seeae wu rtels-at tbe moathJJ hllciMoa FrJ brtde'a ~en ; r. Properties, 350 Rochester reacb ~tor for Or:ange
do<:tor; J~ Gerlach, • color e Cl e tered to btr, lDd lblt-her.bo)' day, Jaa. 18, at tbe eldbbo.e: Mr~ Doaa~ld ~0~· tat u! Street, Costa Mesa, CaW. Cout Cotlep'l teterans al-
bearer; Beulah C:alll, musiclan; frleod, Marttn. bad beendrlrlD& Mr. Fultoo wu aeboole41 1.o ree 00, • a 9262'7: Charles R. Hofmann, tatu office, died Jan. 3 follow -
M'artha Nelson soloist· Judy Newport pollee were exPect-it at about tbe time ot the accl-c.laslles bat a lao teatan• an C.rlno1d 11 Paeifle Dr. bome 350 Rochester St., Costa Mel&, lnl a brief lllDHa.
Poarcb and virpnta Wedes-lng crime lab blood testresuU5 dent at '7 p.m. PoUcehldtraeed array 0f coo.temporary popular 1n Corooa del Mar. Tbe bride CaUt. 9262'1; Le Amle C. Rot-Mr. Hamutoa, 28, a naUve
weller, gta.rdi.ans. someUme late yesterday or the car to ber address within and st:a.Ddard pieces • Ia the former Miss Mar)ule mann, 350 Rochester St., Costa of Ledqtoo.Ky.,a.odaresldent
Tbe Wb.ltebead family beld
prltate aentces for their &On.
Supporters to tbe DOble and earh todav. Jan. 10, before , Lyn.n Ertcsoo, daugbter of Ooo Mesa, Calif. 9262'7; H.ry W. ot Coa Mel& had been on the
•lee .,....,.. are Huel Fulmer, deeldth& wbether to ftle feloDy Developer Howarth dt'es aDd Leis Ericson of DooLo Rofm&llll Jr .• 306 St. Aodrew's occ stall aioce September dri.Klk. cJrirta( charges agatnlt Raocb In Dorta:. Sl.nc~ tbelr Rd., Newport Beacb, caw. • Ch -h N "' an Eut Bluff ma.n involved In . mid-Notember wedding the 92660; Enld F: Hohnann. S06 197S. A u.S. Air Force nteran, ·urc aws a· 3.car crash last Friday on Real eaJ.te developer Fred He ls IUr'ftted by his wlle, YOtllf C014Jt.! are maldllg their St. Andrew's Rd., Newport be ftS a gradulte ol Bellar-
• Jamboree Rd. Howuth, '71, of562 Ylcta Flora, Paullae; 4 dauebter•, Sandra, home 111 Costa Mesa. Beach, Ca.W'. 92&60. mi.De Collep ~LoulpU~, Kfi'
THE L~HERAN CHURCH OF .be tbe ll a.m. SUDd:ay sermon Police say MartinS. Gurney, the Bluffs, will be 'burled to-Lorraine and Freede Howarth GROUNDIREAKIH G HELD This buslness Is cooducted ~~Dd lbe~ a:· 'degree po -
ASTER, 2900 Paciflc topic ofthe Rev . Eleanor Jack-43, 807 Aleppo St. ts Wlder day, Jan. 10, in Paci.t1e VIew aDd Mrs. William Dye be; a sis~ Fldellty Federal Savings '-by a genera.l putners.bfp. ca. sc eu e. ~lew Dr·· Harbor VIew HUls ·-son, who Is continuing a series lnvesttpUon. Ac~rding to Qli:lmorial park, Harbor VIew ter, Naacy Rlll.nc; a brother. Lou Astn. held ground: Signed: Charles H. HofPlann. COMCE RT·· BY CHORALE
Baptism 1n rela~on.f!.~41 to the on the principles of Science tralftc tnnsttgators a car Hills. He died SUDday at his Earl Howarth; 5 grandchildren breaking ceremooles TtWsda.Y Tills statement was ftled by
Holy ~irU" ~Ul be Pa5tor of the Mind. driven by M.r. Gurn~y struck hom e. and t g:reat-graodciUldren. 'tor a rectonal otftce at the the Co111ty Clerk ol Orange At4D CH.f.M6ER SINGERS
Larry FrUbllng s sermon topic • ST. MARK PRESBYTER-aDOt.ber driYera by Carole Hoag, Mr · Howarth had been a land A rosary was said la.t oight corner of Harbor Blvd. and County oo Dec. 18, 19'13, Wll-Ora..nce Cout College ~ pre-f~r tbeT 10:30 a.m. Sunday ser -IAN CHURCH, 2100 Mar VIsta, 319-1/Z Colllns Island, trom developer ln thl.s area since at Pacl.Qc VIew Chapel, and Newport BIYd., Costa Mesa. Uam E. st John, county clerk, &eats the Cborale aDd Cham ·
v ce. bere will also be a Eastblutf ·-Jotln Boller Jr belll.nd at 10:22 Friday night 1930, and was act1t'e In tile a requiem mass wlll be held There are oow 10 regioaal of. by Tberesa M. Ward, deputy. ber Singers In the annual mld-
sermonette for cllUdren. A 6 will preach at the 9:30 a.m: at the lntersect1on ot Jamboree deve lopment of Emerald Bay at 10 a.m. today at our Lady ttces aerring Loa Angeles, Or-PubUsh: Dec. 2'7, 19'73; JII.D. winter coocert at 8 p.m. thls wtee:.1~ember~ c.lass starts service this Sunday. H.is topic aDd Ea.stblllfl' Dr. The impact in Lagu112 Beacbandotber well-Quaen of Angela church. and San Bernardl.oo eowa-3, 10, 1'7, 19'74, In the Newport Saturday, JII.DUUY 12, In the
a · a.m. unday, lasting wJU be "!alae " basedon lJohn knocked tbe Hoag car through Known Harbor Eaalp.. F-SOZ'78 OCC alldttorlum.
for an boar. The Luther Leacue 3 ' tb tnt ... ~~ wiU eet t 6.3:) Sanda :11 -18. Bob Sm ith wJIJ be as-e erseeuuu. The Gurney
at tb: chU:ch ·for ~·~;myster; .dstin!! elder . ear conttnued south abo~ 100
dinner " followed by a tannin • ST. ANOREW"S PRESBY 4 yards on Jamboree, jumlo"='-' the
I ' p g TERIAN CHURCH 600 St AD center divider and colllded sesaon. ' • -head oow1th·~lber ""•dr1 o • GRACE BIBLE CHURCH drew~s Rd., CUff Haven •• -......, .._.. ve
565 W. 18th St., Costa Mesa _: '"C""tlange yotn" name" will be by Josepb Tuturieo, 4220 Park
The studies ln •· Phillppi.ans" the ser mon topic otor . Char tes Newport apartments.
and "Jame.;" will be•coottnued Dlerenlleld at a, 9:30 and 11 All 3 drl,ers were treated at
by Pastor Thomas Tyree at a.m. Sunday. A faith renewal Hoag bospib.l for mu.lt1ple la-
10:30 a.m. and '7 p.m. Sunday. week-end is scheduled from cerat1ons aod are recovering,
. Youth Bible study 1s at 6 p.m. Jan. 25, 26 and 27at the church,
• THE HIGHWAY HOUSE OF uOOer the chairmanship of Dr.
PRAYER, 2411 E. Cout Hlfy., Richard Pyle, assisted by Dt .
Corona del Mar •• Putor wu. Ro~rt Munger, professor of
Uam Kroah wt.IJ begin a sarles e~angell5m and chLtrch strategy
O'l the book of Ptllllppiansatthe at fullerTheologl caiSemtna.r y,
11 a.m. Su.lday5ert'lce. The ev4 Pasadena.
ening · senice ls at 6 p.m. At • , , .
7:30 p.m. Wednesday he w!U 'New Wine,' a r eLigious
continue his sermOM on tt.e rock gtO!Il, wtU present a con-
second coming of Christ ba ed cert at 7:30 p.m. this Sunda y
on Corlntht.a.ns 15 ' s at Plymouth Congrep.Uonal
• THE NEWPORT UNITY Church, 3262 "Broad St., New 4
CHURCH. 15th St and Irvine port Heights, at the corner of
Ave., CUU Haven· __ The Rev. Broad St. and Bot.sa SL
Sane Richards will preaeh on • Eider s installed. Sunda y at
"The Bible's t1rst mlllloaalre" St. Mark Presbyter ian Cburch,
at lOa.m.Sunday.Sundaysch:>ol 2100 Mar Vista, East Bluff, are
and Youth of Unity meet at Jean Galloway, Steve Johnston,
i a.m. Jim Michaels:, Jim John.on and
• THE NEWPORT HARBOR Lols Sword. Tbe following dea4
CHURCH 0? REI.JGIOUS SCl-cons were Installed; Nanette
ENCE, 541 Center St., Costa Fryer, Louise Van Dell, Betty
Mesa -· "How It works" wiU Rleba.rd aDd Robert Green.
Program aired
for sanctuary
A broad plan for keeping nature park.
Upper Ne1fp0rt Bay u a. na. • EDUCATlNG people to the
tural sanctuary tor wild Ute bay's Yalue by providing study
and giving more people a chance and viewlng laclllties tor great.
to see H and learn from It h:as er numbers of people,
been proposed by the Friends • RESTOR{NG the bay to Its
Bob Moody
dies at68
Robert Moody, Sr., 68, of
I 765 SII.Dtl Ana Ave., Costa
Mesa, wllo died last Saturday
in an Ana.betm hospital, was
burled Tuesday 1D Paclftc. View
memorial park1 Hubor -••••-
Hills.
Mr. Moody, wbo had his OW"D
drapery bust.ness, Uved here
for the past 27 years. He was
bon in llUnols.
He is survived by his wile,
MarYelLee; a soo, Costa Mesa
PoUee Captato Robert: E. Moody'
Jr.,; a daughter, eoucert aDd
optp"a si.Dger Marvellee Car-
giap. of Long Beach; a brol.her,
John Moody of New Jersey, and
4 grandciUidren.
The Re\'. George Mann w n-
d ucted services Tuesday in Pa-
cific View cbapel.
Baltz-Bergwon of Costa
Mesa were the directors.
TREE BURN
PRIZES WON
of Newport Bay organization. earlier sizea.ndsha.pebydredg. Tbe ra.l.D let ~ just long
The plan calls for: fog the old salt fiats north of enough last Saturday to let local
• PRESERVING thebay'sna4 East Bluff and west of Jam-yo~m.gsters heJp Newport are.
tural w-ater, animal and open boree Rd. men burn about 2,000 Christ.
space assets. The Pb.n ls contained In 2 mas trees. Kids and their par-
• BUYING UP the lands sur-separate pos1ttoo papers pre4 ents brougtlt t.be trees to burn
r ounding Upper Bay to allow sented recently by Friends of 10ttes near all 5 nre stations,
public agencles to control de4 Newport Bey to the Newport and 25 chJldren won prl%e.s 1n
velopment of the area as a Beach city government. City drattillgs lleld at each sJte.
LEGAL HOTICE Clerk Laura Lagtos said this This Friday at 4 p.m., the
week that the papers ''will prob4 5 llrst-prUe wl.nllers wtll com.
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAM E ably be referred to the city pete for the grand prlt.e. 2
STA TEME NT Parks, Beaches aOO Recreation round-trip plaoe Uckets to Su
T he fol lowing per sons are Commtsston. then •Ill go to francisco.
doiog busl.ness a.s; Gates & the City Cot.llcll lf'1Ul the PBR
Jooes Construcuoo Company, comments and r&commenda. WI.Jmer s of the drawiog, bGI.sed
5600 Orangetl\orpe, f3202, La ttoos." on oae ticket tor each tree
Palm2, CaWornla 90623: Frank City Counc:tl ts already on turned in., got idenUcal pr!Ju
A. Gates, 5600 Orangethorpe, record bvoring most or Uie at each of the 5 sites. Flnt
13202, La Palma, Caillornia plans r~menda.Uons. But, prlze was a 1'7-jewel watch;
90623; Ken Jones Construction a suggesttoo for pubUc acqulsl 4 200 prlse, a ndio; 3rd prtse,
Corp., a CalltornUcorporatlon, Uon of ~laods around the lx!.y pen and pencil set; 4th prlJ.e,
120 East AS!!, Brea, CaUfornta could cause a stir. boles of c..be1r11J1c: pro, a.od tile
92621. F"r leods of Ne'*PQrl Bay Is 5th prlze wlJmers lighted tbe
TbJs business Ls being con. an Orange County citizens gro~ tlrea to burn tbe trees.
dueled by a partnership (Joint that hu opposed commerclal4 Here are the winners, llsted
Venture). Izatton ot the Bay . ln order ot prl..zel woo, at each
Signed: Frank A. Gates, Part-The posittoo papers wer e at-site:
ner. tached to a Jetter signed by • NEWPORT CENTER -·
TbJs atatement ftled with the Friends president Ray WJI. Brad Houl&oo, Catby Houstoa,
county clerk of Orange Co~mty llams. One paper concerns It -Mike CahoU. Paola RlnlDpr
oo Jan. 8, 19'74, by Tberesa selt with the grol()'s overall a.nd Lorea !aptrom.
W:. Ward, deputy county clerk. plan tor the bGI.y , The other • WEST lfEWPORT --DaYt
PubUsh: Jan. 10, 1 '7, 24, 31, Is by Joel Hedgepeth, director Botbwtck, Jordan Murptry, Nt.
U'74, In the Newport Harbor or the Marine Scleoee Center cole StUUac. Dttn Sc::hUIIli.Dil
En.atp. F -$080'7 a t Oregoo State Un.t,erslty. Dr. &lXI Ktttb le,WO!ftb:J. --:-=::-:-:=:==-=-=.:.·~"" odppoth did a stooy o1 the • 'RBTCLIPF --BobPeny, L!GAL MOTIC! bar alld ._ .. .., that 1t be Ke11111 !k:-, Joo Vao s...,
habiUtated to 1 Bria.D Hartt and Scott Gra, ... FICTITIOtB BlmHESS NAME re ll old shape • lfEWP<:Ii:T PIER -· J...-. by drtddnc the aU flats a.zrj ......
S'TATE.IIENT protectJ.Dc the bay trom future Perry, Paullbal, Pam Reno.
Tbe followtllr penons t..re t'loodlnr actloo of the type that . Kuea Ntl.lae, ud Dr" cr ...
dolnf buiDeu u : Martner1 tilled Its '4JP8t" reacbes with • CORONA DEL MAR •• a-Pe~ eo., SOl 11u. s-"-... arot pr~a,
PatiD Aft., Balbo&, Ca. 9ZISS1 : Tbe state deputmeot of FISh btlt tbe .... ot Cltbsr priM
Guy Rou Brown, U3 BIYtriJ, aDd Ga.me is workloc DOW wtth Wt.lrl bl4 Ddt Jll bentlll'llld Lt.r-S..cb Mi151:-0.0 L. tbe lr'ltAe Co. to arra.np tor 1.1 aat. PIIIUltiJ, •
CIII'UJ, 5551 a-cr .. Homl!ar-peUc anorsblj> of the Upper J.I .S. PILiol$ SLA TIO
too Boldo 111848; Bo-..rlJ' Y. Bor. but'*' 00 plustoacqulto , _, -~-~ ••-1 Ia Cotill, 5551-Cr .. Homtlnr-apiiDda ll1(1lor thao 10 toot ---• w -o
101 Blodl tzatt. . !rom 111o nlor'l odp 1niDo Bl<dl loclotJ will pr-I
1'1111-IOIIlac:ooduetodbf p-.. lA 1111 Jilt to loarJM>Ue IDIDI at I P·•• 11-, Ju.
1 = ..,-ltdp. pr-• to Ill•• .., .., -14, Ill 111o --. Pa-: G. -&-on. ot llltf"''•• 1 marlAI ..., b&J ,_ IIIUd. no lUlu .,. 1"MM 11•n11t wu.ft.Jedwttb --. • "A ,.. tD .. lola 8&rdl
,.,. C.., Cllr~ ct Clrup ~.:::"U:.!'e~~ BoctiiJ," I-II tat k!JI.
c..IF • loo. I, U'H, WU. lion -'loll pele --U.. lltd ~~-ct 1111---l. a IIIII, COIIdl' cltrlr, b 1111 *tl1lllor ct 1111 .. -·-.. .,..Hao, 1111 .., nor-M. ,..._ olapiiJ. -~ lee' ,_.,_ ·~ Cl~ ~-"Till ~ ....., ud
PU • -10, If, 114, h, ~*"'* ...;;.. ""';; H•D Aol,",....., ... 11ow &"' .-.... ,, ol --.., 11r--OllilA II ....... lilt O!lll "' I 1tr P--. ' U .... IIJUu•a•-a
LET THE GIRLS DO IT
There doesn't seem to be a heck of a lot of interest in running
for the NeWport City Council. We've tried to stir up the business-
men · and haven't had much luck. So, let's see if we can get the
ladies interested. Now, we've got women's lib and all that,
and the ladies have shown that they have some of the skills and
qualities needed to govern, so let's see if we can get 3 or 4
gals interested in taking a shot at the Council. They'd not only-o.
be better looking than what -we!-ve-got-now,_.but.they w.oulciprob-
ably do a better job. They couldn't do much worse.
Think about it. A woman has what most of our elbow-bending
men don't have == plenty of time to devote to the job of govern-
ment. And the ladies know the value of a dollar, which can't
be said for our present crop of councilmen, I'll wager they could
lower our taxes a bit. Women know how to manage a budget and
squeeze the most value out of every buck. And they know how
to get themselves involved in a project and get results. Look
at the recent meat boycott.
And women are more compassionate than men. The "I've got
mine, to hell with you" attitude that seems to govern our long-
range city policies wouldn't appeal to the girls. They would
be more apt to let a little old couple on Balboa or in Corona
del Mar go ahead and build on property they have held and
paid taxes on for years.
At the same time, they would have enough concern for their
·neighbors to say "NO" to the get-rich developers who swoop
down, buy up old R-2 lots, build monstrous duplexes, then take
the money and run.
Hey! U we got 4 women in there, they could even elect one of
their number as mayor.
good, Think about it. Know any
districts that are up for election?
give us a call down at the store.
level-headed gals in the
Talk to them about it, or
Stop by and see us sometime, too. You'll
pendable, name brand American merchandise.
like our good, de-
P .S. How to get the city charter changed and get yourself
a pay raise: Appoint a lobbyist, a school ·girl and the town
clown to a charter committee.
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