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Home My WebLink About1974-05-09 - Newport Harbor Ensign·------------~-- N£WPOAT BEACH JOe THE NEWPORT HARIOR Till VPIDA&. "IWIP.t.PII er TMI CITY OP MIWPOaT ll.t.at 1Kf Off..Y lllld....,. ,_,. MilO PUti:ttMID ....... , IIAOf 1(}( COSTA MESA same man? "He looked jut Uketbedraw- IDc of the ma.n belDc bunted for the Back Bay murder of that Uttle cUI," ls boW a yooog SI.Dta Ana Hel.gtlts housewife de- scribed a man wbo robbed ber at guopolnt in her bomeSaday. Deolse Scog,W, 20252 Bay VIew Ave., said the mao who took a $3,000 dla.mODd ri.Dg willie abe and. ber husbiDd were tled "' on tbelr bedroom floor closely resembled pictures sbe saw ln the EnalgnlastJulyatter Lloda O'Keefe, 11, was found, strancled to death, near Back Bay Dr. A pollee artist's com- posite drawing ns made from A descr lpl:ions by witnesses wbo Uto Crash MISS NEWPORT FINALISTS, from left, Jeannie Rush, beUeve they saw a mao talking Cheryl Karpeles, Cynthia Erger, Martha Romer.o and Joyce to Linda Just befOI'e she dis- MeVay were picked tb.ls week by t!M! Newport Rubor appeared while walking to ber hospitall•zes Junior Chamber of Commerce, One of the ctrls will be home 1D Corooa del Mar from c hosen Juue 21 to reign as Miss Newport Beach for a year. LiDcoln School. The murder All are 17-year-old Corooa del Mar high students, e:rcept ts~msolved. Theo Robl"ns Joyce, 16, wllO attends Newport Harbor. (Enalgn photo.} "~he man appeared 1.D our front yard at about 2:30 SliD- RUNAWAY BACK day afterooon," Mrs. Scoggins te'[.~~:r::~~': :~;·d 8~~;!; p ~~: ~~em~n~':~'a;! ~~ ~~~ ;~i~~~d~:~:r~~~~ MAN ARRESTED ba;:,;e::c;c::s!··:unatroplcal In satisfactory coodltlon at Hoag fish lmporti.Dg business, Kot of hospital with a dlsloc.ated hlp the World, from their aDd bruises. A 13-yea..r-okJ Cor001. High-he was plclted ~." Ne~rt "He talked to us for Mrs. Robins was treated and lands runaway Is safe, and a detective Sgt. Don Burdsalltokj IS minutes about ftsh,"~r~~llo released from Hoag after the 38-year-old Anaheim man was the Ensign. He saJd the young-Mrs. Scogctns, "then accident. Mr. aDd Mrs. Lee charged yesterday with ha.r-ster wlll get co~mseling help revolver from the walstb..., O'Kelly of Balboa are also home boring the youngster. from county juveDIIe otncers. of his trousers, stuelt It in from the hospital after suffer-Richard Ungenberg, who ran Richard's parents are Mr. ribs and said 'okay, let's just ing slight injuries. away from Lincoln school in and Mrs. Ralph Llngenberg or move on ln the bouse now.' According to the Calltornla Harbor View HJils April 23 460 Serra Dr .Cameo Highlands. "He sent my hustaad In tlrst Highway . Patrol, Mr. O'Kelly &Iter betna: reprimanded by a to seDCI the children outside, was driving as ibe 2 co..,les teacher. turned ..,at l::W yes-Duke brands then took us ln. taped our bands retarDed at 10:30 p.ro. Sunday terday morning. CaUfornt.a and made I1S Ue down oo from baYing dinner in San Juan Highway patrolmen satd tbey bedroom rloor. Caplstraoo, when the O'Kelly stopped a car at tbe corDer tennt"s sHe "He asked for rtnp, car rammed a car driven by of Giesler and Harbor 1D Costa I told him my $3,000 dJamoad Ron.ald Sc:bmeltur of SOl Wal-llesa on a tramc matter and ring was 1n a }ewel bo:r; In tbe out, Newport Sbores. The acct. became wblo tbty room. He took that, tbeo aJd dtDt occurred oo the Newport fouocl tn tbe: 'I want 10me caah.' 1 told ........ illf:.......... ..... ::~~==1~~~ !~:~:.:£ Mr. -'Robins' son Bob told Yart M.anii;; the !oalp yesterday that his Adami, be 1n Cld> and my balbi.Dd fatber "is feeling m~~eh better, bote! muaJ¥lent, was arrest. Inn. any money on hlm, eltber. ud appreciates the many pt-ed oo a kidnapping charre ar. He also announced that Ken stayed inside about 10 ~~uteo. well wisbes trom friends." He ter the patrolmen and Costa Stuart, former nattonal ptlbltc then left. Before he satd bls .father wouk1 probably Mesa pollee questioned hlmand parts champ and NCAA doubles 7.year-old c:laueflter, be hospitalized forabout2more the youngster. Htllst, will be club pro. He started to c.ome bl.clt weighing 150.160, sloveUy ap- pearing, dressed 1D a plaid shirt, gr:ay pants aDd blaclt shoes. "He appeared to tM! just as scared as we were, aod trem- bled a 1ot," ••rs. Scoggtoa sa.ld. "He could hue been a dope addict, the way De acted." A LIGHT TOUC H oo the tiller plus Intense concentration combine to make Charlie Whlte, 2857 Alta Vista Dr., East Bluff, a top helmsman on any boat a.tM:I a disUncl asset to Ensign starr member Bob Monrad's 30 root sloop "Maureen" Oll Its spinnak er -all-the-way long down - btl! run to Ensenada Ma y 4 and 5. Bob's sloop wa s entered Ia the Paclftc Handicap Racing Fleet, Class c division in the annual race from Newport to Ensenada, covering lbe 125 miles ln 25 hours. (Bob Monrad pboto.) CHRIS JOMIS Ftul Grade-, Klllytroob SUSY SCHO I!TTLER Ftut Cihlk, Soacwa MICHf.llf SALISBURY Zoo GrW !Jooll V!sl2 RUTH' CHASEN Zod GraM, :.olll'p Par~ LIOMA.RD NciMTOSH lntGndl, ~ JOMM LI AIY St111 Gncle, 0.. ot .U,.LI SUSA.M CDULTI!R t tlll Grade, Hart1or Vin-CAROL FUREY 4111 Gndt. WU100 CAT AGAIN FIRST IN AT ENSENADA Most ot tbe Ensenada n ee crowd is salely bl.ck home af- ter maMing 537 boats in the fastest run in the 27-ye.ar his- lory ot the race from Newport to the Baja California port. For 260 weekenders, a stay in a Mexican jatJ, ar.cl payment of fines ranging from $100 to $150 are part of the memor ies or the race. The weekeDCI was not as wild, however, as last year 's near-riot. First to cross the tlnish Une a li ttle more than 17 hours after the Saturday noon start from Newport was the cata- maran "Seabird," from Ca. brlllo Beach. It was the second straight win ror Bob Hannel's craft. First single -hull boat to fin ish was the 125-mile run n s ''Ragtime," a 62 -root sloop from Long Beach, ·which took 18 hours. Best corrected time among handicapped tinl sher s V.'IS "Cohort," a 30.foot Chance from Huntington Harbour Yacht Club. Most of the boats wer e in Eosenada by Swxtay nlgtlt. Other winners inchJded "Kart U" of Los Angeles in Ocean Racing Class (OCR ) 8, "Shamrock" of California Yacht Club in OCR ':lass A, "Commotion, '• sltl.ppered by Marshall Bee.k of the Balbail Yacht Cl\11 in OCR Clus C, and "Sa\t.lbaker" or Aoacape ~Yacht Ctoo, winner of Midget Ocea.n Racing Class A. C.C. honors · 'A' students weeks so that a fractured hip According to pollee Richard wtu head a statt or 3 teaching bouse and I yelled tor her to soeket wtll bave a chance to had Uved wtth Adam's In the pros at the club. go sit on a neilflbnr's door. Fifty-one students who maln - t.eal. man's Anaheim home since 2 Target date ror opening tbe step unUI 1 came for ller .'' talned ·• A·· averages through- The senior Mr.Roblnstound-days after the boy ran away. n,ew club ts Aug. 30, according Witnesses said they believe out school at Corona del Mac ed a car dealership In Balboa Adams allegedly picked hlm ._, to Ken Wllllg, partner wtth the suspect drove away 1n a and Newport Harbor high just after World war 1, moving ttttch hiking 1n Huntington Beach Job.n Wayne and Mrs. Wayne red or taded maroon 1957 or schools will be hOnored Frida y, the business later to Mariner's after Ricbl.td had tried, un-i.D the venture. 1958 Corvette, wtth 2 square \ May 17, by the Commodores Mile, then to Harbor Blvd. ln successfully to locate a young Koteles aDd Vanden Bosscbe primer spots on the hood. A.RTMUR CMAS!M Club of the N(>wport Harbor Costa Mesa. He bas twtce been friend 1D La •HaLra. or Mariner's MUe are archi· The suspect was described .\UI!UAHO CERVAMU:s KARIM CHIS !LIN Chamber of Commerce. The t t Still Gncle, CoDtp Park Stb Grade, Wlllttler WI Cr*. T•WIUif 61n Gra!H!, t'"POrt Rti. I president ot the Newport Har-"He was evidently on b1s ec s. by Mrs. Scoggins as about 26, aMua scholarship breakfast bor Chamber of Commerce. was bact to this area when , sad-eyed, wtthhighcbeetbones, will be held at 7:30 a.m. at the 3 PRINCIPALS ASSIGNED 'NAM E BUS DEADLINE a medium build, about 5-10, HERE ARE THE 12 FINAUSTS ln Hoag Hospital's 8th annua l '"mother of the year•· Balboa Ba y Club. Today, Mat 9, l& tbe dead-essay coolest. The winning essay will be announced at the awuds luncheon this Saturday Ker speaker wtll be Ma jor line for enierlng names In The lost Way 11, tbe day before mother 's day, at the hOspital conference center. The prize~~ General KennE"th Houghton, Newport's "name the bus" COD· a vacaUon tor 2 in Hawa h. More than 14,000 st\XIents In grades 1 througtl 6 In the commander of the 1st Marlne Miss Carol Berg will be pollctealll tbe dlatrtct,aschool test. Entries must r•cb City • f d Newport Mesa school district and In private and parochial schools m the Harbor Area Di vision at Camp Pendleton. principal or Corona del Mar ortlelal said. All 3 are part Clerk Laura Lagtos before 5 IS oun parUctpated 1n the contest. A girl student wt\1 be elementary school, Frank Set-of the district's admln.lstra-p.m. today. The winDer, to be sE>lected from the honor Ust to :,~:~~~~1:a:~·~~~;~ ~:~~::r:.~"E."t~~~ ~~~:}:.~.~~~;:.: :J~f:~~~·~:';!l~1~CDM ASSN. TO VOTE ON MEMBER LIMITS ::~:~;::;iiiE;L.:·:::: tary neD scbool year. dar, pending the result or labor this summer by the city, were about the onb roUts in Alter a rhltlarb over mem. sign, is okayed b~· the entire-The parking structur e, des-may be made by calling the The assignments were okayed nerotb.Uoos between teacbers N B o k town woo didn't "know she was bershlp bowdarles aDd YoUng communitL il would go Into e!-crlbed 2 WE!E'ks ago In the En-Chamber of Com merce of11re Tuesday ntgbtbyNewport.Mesa and school otncials; adopted PIC s missing. procechaes, directors or the fH t in October of this year. sign, would have a tennis court at 644-8211. trustees. htgb schOol text boots tor the • • Klmmle, object or a franUc Corona del Mar Ctvtc Assn. Mr . Darnell sail.!. on top. The fol)owmg sllll1enl.:i "''Ill be Miss Berg, 34, Is now an coming year; adopted a resolu-search after her mother re. bave decided to let members Mr . Darnell said Ills depart-··o r concern to the ass01 Ul-honor ed: llotero administrator In cbarre Uon s~lng a state As98m-mayor M on ported her missing from her Yote by matt 00 adoption of ment will consider a request tion would be thf' potentia l nut-• CDM HIGH SCHOOL ot studeat activities and dls· bly bill that would Increase • home at 117 15th St., Central by-laws. !rom a CDMCA me .nber that sance created by lighting of Ellt abeth Butler. ~tan Dor n, clpllne at Davis middle IChool the number of studeota wbo Newport, turned up Sunday A general membershl.p mee· the city a\ter tr.ah? thP no-park-the tennis c-ourts,·· said Mr . Jl!nnUer Walt, Da·:!r' "'lthur, tn Costa Mesa. Mr. SeUer is could be ldeoli.ned as "men-Almost a month ... te, New-morntoa:attbehomeofatrlend ting ooWedoesdayntgflt oflast lng rf'strictions on streets be-Hummel. ··Ancl ,sincf:>l he struc-Simon Roltgt!o•\', Michael M··"-- acHog principal at Balearic tally gl.fted minors" tor spe-port Beach Is eJPeeted to a few bloclts awa.y. Sbe llild week was to ha:re Yoted oo by-tw een Seavie11· aod Ocean Blvd. lure w9ukl be built by a prl -s pnge-r, Paul HonnP), r..l!k.P elemeutary and Mr. Kntcht Is cl&l prop;ams. aDd set the next elect a mayor oe:r;t Mooday gone home wtth the trleod in-laws, but members attending annually. so that residents or ute developer , to be acquired Watt, Suz it> FriPnd, P .. Jt\ !"->ul- acttoc pri.Dclpal at Paula.rlno. board mtetioc tor 7:SO p.m., afternoon to ser..-e the city for stead of go1n8 home from New-voted Instead to put the 2 IT'Ost one stdf' or thoSE' stret>ts would or leased by the city, thp (>("On-livan. Dara Colt . !1{'hor;1h Tbe appolQtments are put May 21111EstaDclah1(hsc:hool's tt.e ne:r:t 2 years. port elementary school Friday controversial bi-la.•s to a mall n(){ have to endure the parklng omtc feaslbllit)· also nePds to Wilson, Melodle Pf:>ron.>. Kathv of tbe normal r•sstpment forum. At 1:30 p.m., Luctue Kuebn afternoon. She aDd her friend 'ote of tbe total membership. ban every year. be studied. Parking there Is or Gu). Bar ban Loltz. Bonnh~ I of Irvine Terrace, oewcouncH-tnnnted a story about Klmmle's Later, tbe board or director s Aner thE' b)"-laws contro-questJonable nlue to the shop-Marcus, Kim Luce. John Buz-cl"ty hal youth dayl May 9 woman ror the 6th Dtltrtct, wUI mother rolng away overDight, mewed to submit tf)e entirr-ver s}' Is solvt><l, Mr . Hummel ping area on c oast Hw}. The z.ar d, sur.anne Smiley, Btnh I ! be sworo in, thuscompleUngtbe pollee related, then made a llat or by.laws ro.r such a Yote. said the association will face present pand parking lot now Nguye.n, JaDE' Beard. Cynthia new Council. She was due to co..,le of phooy pbooe calls Some membars who Uve In the Issue or t.'hat tht>e lty should located therr-on city property Ashley. Leslie Kramer. Mar go Today, May 9, 1a the dly or Catlly'Waters. ncr•UoD dUet take her seat Aprtl 16, but that conrineed her friend's "old" Coro.. del Mar ob}ee-do wll h Bayside [)r . between appears adequate, ba sed on cur. FelDbe rg and Rlch.ar t1 1lurruss. the kids tD Newport Beaeb. Mut 8&1ett1, IDd pqbUe worts was bospita.Ur.ed at lbe time. parents that she could stay ted to a pnposal to lncludt> Carnation and Marguerite. Un-rent use." • HARBOR HIGH HIP tchOol studtata from director Kirk Abrams. At the surresUoo of Peter Bar-Ute weekend. aU ol the Cornoa del Mar pos-der shld y are such op(ions as The parkint bul.ldine-ts pro-Kimberly Kay, Julie Hoi- Newport Harbor ud Cor0111. otbers are DeiUe Grut.. rett, tbe ooly other oew face But, when the tatber of Kim-tal deHYery 100e ln the mem-wldenln& to nor mal width, wt. posed by a Costa Mesa rtr m comb, Alan Jay Ruben, Scott del liar tate OYer City "Hall 8etb Gorba, KU. COGley, on tbe Council chosen April 9, mle'a trieod opened b1s Sun. berahtp hounctary. They argued deCling to 4 lanes, lnstallaUon wtll ch would lease It or seli Fler, Kim Sn.Uh, Jullr-Lohman, u put of U.. &aatlll youtb ll&rt OJdermu,J"amee Partir, electloo ol. mayor wu post. day Pll*' IDd saw Kimmie's tbtt rea:tdeats of Harbor VIew ot north curbs, tennis courts U to tbre ctty, wtth parking Tim Ham tll, Lisa Stewart, Lori el•le day ob•nuce, JPOD• ICatbJ Watloa, RGblrt Me. pooed. picture on tht troat pap, altloc Rills, SpJCiau Htll,lrYIDe Ter-along the north side with mini-meter rt'f'ell.•s PlYing the Potoma, Lori Miller , Deborah 80ted bJ tbe Leap of Womea CartQ, T.,-Clba!t, Junle A.a. M&)'Of Dooald Mclnnls, Vice-with a story aytnc sbe wu nee ud other areu already mum wldenl..ng, or creation of a 1-.st! oc rnortcace. Tbe 2 ten-Hurley, Steven Gtbba, Les- Voterl ud local aeboota. ct..._ 8ltlll ...... .._ Daft M&JOI' Roftrd Roprs and 4tb mtssiAg, tbe bou was O'ter, Mn thetr owa bomeowner 2-Jevel puk.illi lot between Jas-rals courts would also bring In lie' Jordan, Vldt Ra.hten, Georee 11&)'01' b a diJ wtU be l:lrbJ, Valerie BJOCM'Ibd Ud Dlltrlet Cocc.UmanMilanDos-Klramle...., retuned to bel' IJ'~S. mine and Larkspur. some r"'em.. Norris, Janlt Htrata, Jue Marco Fellblrr ot COif flllb. K.lttiJ U.S. !fOOd. aU otCDll; tal are coutdered froet-motber, and pollee weart)J ObjecUoa.s were :also raised CM le d 1 reroak1, Robert Heather, Ellea CltJ oo.d.&m.. wbo w1U bold J ............. 1'11&mer, f!MIDII'I tor tbt post. W:rs. pt.ad.t witb au \oQ.I flmUiea to a pr~.l tlat all aduU apt comp I e ayed Frey, Catbi"Yn Waters, Br~tee a mock 111tiOD d•IDC tbe at. Harold Catbcait. 8nd Albert&. KIMD UMt IDcmnbiDt Couell-to cheek ror tbemselYes to be (cwu-11) members of a mem-• Stamper, Me11sa Cattl, KartD t ttiOOII, '" Lori Ita...,, tc.an. RIMtlf. Detn Blllllck, m• Jobl Store aDd Paul Rye~ sure YltiUIIf clilldr-.laYeJIU'-berlfllp bouehold be allowed UcDou,pl, Holly Montcomery, Adele harllt4fD ud 8IM 8a.llJ 'Tba a, ....... IIIJder:. koll' are dut b01'1t'-lD tfMI tntal permluloa to bt any to YOte at ,...,..1 meettnrs. Approval of a 496 -unltapart-lloct space and better views Dour Ctwd and Erta Smith. "-ttfCIIIIudlotiKr""lll, tie-e-, .llullob"!o, r-.c lor-· trom 110ttto. . "We tri.U lr)' to prOtide op-mont proJe<t tor »est Vercte lor rukteo1o was ........ MIDSHIPMEN TO GI VE .. ..., ,.~ ...... aid 8ielll Cldellel Tla IIUalll. Ud 0.... Mar D s Uou c. tM b&JJot '"'re ma.tl-•as de"yed MOCldly ratr;tlt when altdt llall moeth wben u. ~;;;;G.t -· --............ . HAROLD CALDWELL I loc lo toOmboro. oo tile)' cu Costa Mesa City Cowctl""ed Pia .... 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HAAPA. -~~..., publlsller of )lit Ensign OGOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOO~O· • OUR SENATORS RATE ZERO Keep this appalling bit of information on tap when time comes to vote on our 2 U. S. senators. Both Alan Cranston and John Tunney scored ZERO in the latest political rating In the Review of the News. This periodic conservative Index Is based on 10 key Issues In the Senate and 10 In the House. Senators and represen- tatives are judged on their adherence to the principles ·of national sovereignty and Individual liberty as set forth In the Constitution of the United States. This sorry performance by our senators Is matched by similar zero ratings by Senators Kennedy and Brooke of Massachusetts, Senators Humphrey and Mondale of Minnesota, Senators Case and Williams of New Jersey, Senators Pastore and Pell of Rhode Island, There are other zero scores, but these are enough to show why our nation Is In deep trouble. These "zero senators" are more inter- ested In voting tax-giveaways to curry favor with voters than with preserving the fiscal solvency and survival of our nation. Here are some senators who deserve your he_arUelt thanks for their patriotic endl;~vor. }q, .liJlh.p\~ w r c.~nstltutJ!,>n: Sen,- ator Fanntr1.1~f #,I,J~, ~,,_poly_ one wtf,h a perfect 100 score;SenatorBrockofTen- nessee with 98; Senator Scott of Vlrglnfa and Senator Eastland of Mississippi, 96; the following wtth 90: Senator Helms of North Carolina, Senator Thurmond of South Carolina and Senator Byrd of VIr- ginia; and wtth 87 : Senator Goldwater of Arizona and Senator Hansen of Wyo- ming. In the U. S. House of Representatives there are several wtth perfect 100 scores: Rousselot of California, Symms of Idaho, Landgrebe of Indiana, Rarick of Loui- siana, Huber of Michigan, Ashbrook of Ohio, Collins and Archer of Texas, Satter- field and W. C. Daniel of Virginia. Our own Clare Burgener scored a reputable 7 0. Our other congressman, Andrew Hin- shaw, rated only 42. This y ar we again have a chance to change the ratings in favor of constitu- tional government and preservation of our nation. Vote for candidates who wtll uphold our constitution and defend our nation against all enemies, foreign and domestic • • • • -.... ..ul .... plow or ..U, Or Jsnd or •• ..., ~, .. #INHI POLICE AUCTION SET FOR MAY 18 • rev1ew resumes BUDGET FIGURES COMPARED Here's bow proposed n.ca1 yeu 74-?5 eJI)IDdttares tor Newport Beaeb eompare wttb eurrent speDd.tnc rates: 197S~ 74 1974.75 FffiE DEPARTMENT , ..••.. _ .•... 1,393,450 1,4U,3Z5 MARINE SAFETY ••• , . • • . . . . . . . . . 495,095 522,490 COMMUNm DEVELOPMENT DEPT.. . 614,440 586,S05 PUBUC WOf.KS DEPT. AdmlDtstnUve, enctneertnc , .... ~· . Electrical . , ................ . Suttattoo .•... , ............. . Tr&ffte :-ad Parkl.oc .•........... GENERAL SERVICES DEPT. Adm1DistraUYe .... , ... , . , , , , .. BulkHDg ma1ntua.nee ........•... Field malnteDIJiee •• , •••• , . , , , , , Trame sip and marking, ....... . Refuse ............. , .... , .. . EquJpmeo.t ............... , , .. 426,400 189,005 169,425 132,485 77,535 117,560 807,855 108,895 522,&45 200,500 430,945 202,690 197,890· 147,680 '19,275 145,535 758,3&0 108,!40 489,375 210,240 •• TMBirchLog Those Civilhln Review Boards ._,..,F. Mdl'- ...._.,, .M .... lltl -.. a-.•!f 19601, tho •m. 10 -lllh pollqo -loordo wu • .._....... 0.. .-n......s. .. Ubwall" 111 tiM l!llab'•m•, ambitious Lofliolo OIHho-moko, oad o......,. OCII!UIIIInfotl .u c:homploood '"' ... ,..,, To 111141o tocol pollco forceo With I pollllaiUy4~ boosd w-purp01e woold bo 10 hoot .....,.,Into •lui -ond dllctplno -tho polk:o. '. In spite of local oppoaltlon 'Froni both cllizelu ond polk:omon, Mlyor Jo hn Und•y of New Yodc: City c:reated the natlqn's moat pubUclzod Civil ion R.-Boord short!Y oner he took office In L966. Und•y's ~ Jeheme wae obViously detthMd to serw •• a model for the sntlre United States. But the people of New York City threw 1. .monby wrench into the aears When they first demanded a referendum on the matter and then owiwhelminaly killed the review board in the Noftmber 1966 ci«· tlon. Havina been soundly disaedited,lhe Civilian Review Board idea dl•ppeared as fast as it had aritcn. And II has remained out of qht for narly a dteade. But Leftllt pt"ograms have a habit of returning -especli.Uy when some ambitious local politicians seek to attract the attention of the national kingmakeu -IS the citizens or Atlanta, Georpa are now discover- ina. The worst feature of a Civilian Review Board is that it places "outsiders" bet~een the work- ing policeman and his superiors. Once tn· trenched, these p;>litical appointees can use their power to haul any officer before them for the slightest charge of milconduct or for alleged "pollee brutaUty ," Fines, suspensions, de, motions and other disciplinary ecUons quickly become common, with the result that police ~officers become impotent, rtalizlnJ that dili, pnt performance of their duty will result :n trouble, not for any lawbreaker, but for them- Jelves. This pallcrn has unfokled so often that the bte J. Edpr Hoover wu prompted to condemn ..-bolrdt In 11M J .. llll)' 1965 F.BJ. LAw En/<H«mmth/ldtt. He llld: "A ques:Uona~ mo"' currently bdna championed II the .csblilhmsnt of elvllian boards to hear oornpll:lau aplntt police of, fleers. Thete ptnels wouid oonlitt of appointed offlc:ials who are . , , Inexperienced and unin- formed in law enforcement and polk:e edmJnJ, atraUon •... This drtw for external boards in an IU•dvtsed maneuver. •• Even more damnina was the f .R.I. OfOcial Report of September rs. 1964, on the numers oua riots of that year. F.B.I.invntlptors found that "where there is an outside civtl.tan review board, the restraint of the police wu 10 Jrtll that effective action q~lnst the rloterl ap- peared to be lmpoulble_~· Citizens who reel the need to file I arievanct aplnst a pollctman have a number of avenues for seeking justice. These range from a depart· ment's own complaint division (they have a reputation for severe treatment of offenders within their ranks). to the msyor end the city council or whatever elected bodies exist In his community. Wherever Civilian Rev~w Boards have been ·established, the morale and cffeetlvenesi of the entire p:>lice for« has been dr11ticaUy di· nUnishtd. It is not surprisins that , as fer back as the 1930s, prominent Leftists and Communists have consistently agitated for the creation of these review boards. The late Dr. Bella Dodd, long a member of the National Committee of the Communist Party, stated that the idea for Civilian Review Boards was even invented by the Communist Party. • Our police already have enough problems on their hands with a generally hostile press, ~n ient courts and judges, bureaucratic federal controls, ind an cscalatina crime rate. They deserve the thanks and the backing of aU decent and law--abiding citizens. One sure way to provide such support is to JUirantee thaJ Civilian Review Boards remain a discredited thing of the past. Copyr~ht 1974 by Tht Joh" Birrh Society fHtllrtt A th ' 'Ad / h ' SALAD AND FASHIONS u ors wr n 0 p s GettiD& lnlo lhe ... Inc o/ Etpt autbors received ku , 1 stor set In Portu se events planned ln s\C)p()rt or "Adolpha" at the 9tb IUlllual w' t Atrtca.' gue cbarlty fuod pls, the offthrs boot aDd altbor awards dlMer ~s Cbarles' Wrtpt of La of Newport Harbor Emblem boooriD( OranpCotmtyautbors Beach for a coUeeUon ot:S Club No. 394, led by tbe prest-o: 1973, beld Monday nleflt 1n in a booklet eutltled "Hard dent, Mrs. VtrgUBatesofCosta the BabJa Corinthian Yacht rrelpt." He is associate pro~ Mesa, w111 hold tbelr annl81 c Jub, Corooa del Mar. r r E u and salad luneheon aod fashion sbolf F _. esaor o ng sh eompara-at ooon May 15 at the Ne-rt Sponsored by the riends ul ttve eulhae at OCL .. _ the OCI the event re-. Harbor Elka: l..odp. eelved . Comty writers. Tbe are: • James L. Christian CaplstraDO Beacb lor "PhlkMiopby, an lntroducltoo tbe ut of woodertnc. '' He ..... c ......... . ....... •rr•n'll • -· • SMip • s.per Selectill .. - $88 $1 I • - - I .. 1 GEM TALK TODAY B,. J,C. Humphrloa J.C. Hump/ITJ.s, who. Ito,.. •t 1823 NrMpOrt lllwl. 1»1 ,_tt • Coft• M•• l•lldm.,lt ftx mor• ,,., 21 vHn. ;, •tt.uthorltv ott .-n• •nd ,_lry. THE WOHDERFUL WORLD OF COLOR People today are more than ever a&Unc color to their basic jeWelry wardM robe wltb a number of well known aDd beautifUlly eol~ ored stones, sueh as ruby, sapphire aod emerald. And these people are more than ever Jooldnc at eolored cems, sueb u aquamarines, topaa and amethyst. Aqua- marines, wbeo a pale plllk, are tmown as morpnltes; when yellow, they are called ,okten beryls, Tbe depth of tbetr eolor determlnts their wortb. Small but rlcb blue aq-.marlnes are the most costly. . KYLE GAYNER, US, of Yea Verde shOws the form tbat woo blr a aUYer mdl for secood place on tbe b&luee beam lD a March U llltenlatlooal pmoasts meet lD Rill, Latna. A few' di.JI btfcre, Kyle placed higll In competitloD lD Moacow. Her medal woo lD Latvia was ODly the MCODd enr wc:m lD lnternatiOGtl compe. titloD by an American ctrt omDUt. Cathy RlebJ WOO the llnt ID tbt O!)mplca. Kyle 11 a student at Estancia high school. Sbe aDd Terri B&khriD of Balboa IaliDd entered the competltlon recently In EupDe, Oregon for the IDtaM Empire c..,. The ctrlJI are members of the SouthM ern California Aero Team (SCATS), recopl.&ed as ooe of the world's top crmnast teams. (SCATS photo.) Glfll" ··-IWJJID IIII!L' ·• PAll I laiM-GIIM ...... c...-dtl -............. . ·--wtaolac ..... -will bt .... ..._ t.o.i'' la J .. u --m.aar -... ._. off b1 1 CODC:ert lloDiii.J, 1111 u, prcwe ~eec .. .at. tu. are umttJac tbt jocq mulclaDI ln tbelr effort to parttcPte la c.. all-Amerlca.o Ita.. bu:l ftttlnl at Mobile, Al&bama. Tbe ln\'ltaUoa to play repreNDie ooe o1 lbt btcbtst muatcal booora aver accorded u 0r..,. coaa~y cr-. Only 10 b&DdllD tbt DltioD ban re- cel•ed ~. &DISCororw.delMar wtu repreMIIt the eoUre Welt- en UD.Ited States 1D tbe pres- tlclou .... Reeop1sinc ttUachte.,.ment IUid the bud's cUmb to the top tbrou&tl a Mr lea of toup eompetttlans, Newport Mayor Dolllld A, MciDnls baa pro- claimed May 13 "Corooa del Mar bJ&tl tchool stare bud day." Tbe cooeert that enolng Is set for 7:30 p.m . 1D the school's D'ffiDialum. Doaatloo.s are $Z wltb tickets an.Uable at Rtcbard'a Lido and Harbor VIew Hills markets, aDd at the door. In wi.MID( 5 regional festl- uts, the Band, Its 4 man combo aDd many or Its soloists hue T le I b "ld s been singled out!orhl"'pralse. emp o u1 ynagogue ~= ... o~ ::: .~~=. ~~~ llorllia boDor slap bi..Dd. Tbe at MacArthur and Ford Rd. ~~=~/:::~ ~ "J~ ers and the entire suophoDe section. Temple Bat Yahm ofNtwport Beach wtll btdld a SJDI.COIUt Dell' the loteueeUoa of New MacArthlD' Boulenrd aDd Ford Road, Harbor VIew Hllla. The Temple bu eotered lnto an acreement wtth the trrtoe Company to ruene the 3~acre site, accor41Dc to Ronald H. Wblte, company land ales man- apr. beaded IC) the Temple sUe se~ leeUon eommlttee. The eoncrepUon presently holds Sata.tll services enry lfrtday ennt.ac at tbe Zoata. C tub ot Newport Harbor. Re~ Tbe combo, koo'tm u the ''Jau Forum," bas beeu asked to seue u the resldeot CI'OICI at the ReDl, NeY,, Jan Camp this summer. Urtous tctool meets nery Sun~ Rlebard savap trumpet day mornlnc at Corona !Set Mar ebatr hu beea ~ailed "tbe HIP Sebool aM Hebrew Sehool belt 'enr to eome out o1 a every Wednesday afterDOOI'l at CaWorn!a bleb sebool." Stan Our Lady Queeo of Angels Dora, a llltloal merit scholar Cbureb, Eut Bluff. as well as a talented muatel.aa TltURSOAY, MAY t, IJ74 to play ta. tM Moaterey yoatb aU-star bud. otbtn Wbo bate beeD J1DPid out for special atteoHoo br Jud,es are John Setmelderrnao_ bus; John Brady, •mpbooe; and Er_le Martentt.l, auo- phODe. Tblrty-ftYe younr men aDd women are espected to CO to Mobile. They will be accom- panied by chaperones and by band lllltructor VernooSebroe- der a ad Harry Corea, el'lair- man of the nne arta depart- ment. Appror:tmately $8,000 ls needed for expense!. Conducting activities 1D be~ ha.lf of the band Is the Muatc Patrons, a parent ~rt croup of the high school. Ttlla effort is headed by BeDedlck A. Fraas and Mrs. Edward F. Cavalli.Ucb. ·-GIIM-a _ _, Gl 1M Oruao ~ --locloly, 1M _ _.,..Ore-., 1M ........ _ •• --· )'0111111 a.owta.. wtlll E .... Or__, e••.ct-Folloorla( 1M UO -I ....... •wt.UIIilllelll Ia 1M jllwl -. ... _. 111. will ... ,. -lot-.... -,Cout ·-.• ·•t at OC ilnt8e'a Craw~ TM _ ... _..,_ llrd Ball at ?:SO p.m. Frklay, May 11. -··,.....,. llo .... "'o.-t&iM ol loiN'' bJ ........ . Tbfa enDt wiU beoetlt Hoar loclltal's pecttatrle lalt aac1 RaMl'a Illite lfo. I fr• IIlii balllt, "'Diplel1 ud Cft.loe," tad Sym-Mo,lbJBralloll. RETIRING after l 1 years and 9 moattla with tbe city of New- port Beaeb, Elizabeth (Lee) MacdoDI.kl, ~ city treasu- rer, waa feted oo Tuesday night of last week b)' friends aDd co- worker. at a Blllbol Bay Club part}'. Lee una In Laeuna Beaeb. (Pboto by Doug Deln.) 1 SHARP RELIEF Midwives used to put a knif~ under the: bed tO "cut the pain" or childbirth. Sounds foolish, nowadays. But then, we're luck y. We h1.vc ~ny wonderful pain- relic:vina druas ... other powerful medications. too. When you're ill, ake advanta~ of the newer, effec- tive medicinals. Seek your phystcian·s advice ... he's the only one qualified to pre!iCribc ror your health. lbal, ff he recommends medication, come to us for pracription servia. Christensen Phcmlacy *1 E. COAST .WT .. co.-A Da. IIU OJUOU S-811 I ~&.J SUBSCRIPTION ORDER Topa& ts most often eo lor M less, but can be blue, brown or pink. Tbe browu are known as "precious lopa.J, '' and are taltly rareaDd costM ly. Amethyst in Its rarest aad moat expenalvelorm bas a redMpurpUab cast, but beautifUl vtolet amethyst Is available at very reasonable prlees. Whatever yo1a budpt, you . ean buy wooderful colored rtms wttleb wtll gin you flrlety aDd lastlDcpleasure. Temple BatYabm wastormed In June, 19'73, to provide the Greater Newport Harbor and Irvine areu wltb a ceoter for Jewish reUpous, teacblnl IUid aoclal acUvlties. Rabbi Harry Sherer 11 Temple Bat Y&bm's sptrHual leader aDd Yat. Bar~ tan of Newport Beac h la foUDd~ lng president of the Temple. Memberslllp and flUid drtns bas reeeiYed tbe outstandini wlll be annotmced soon bJ the patntst awud for 2 eouecu~ Temple, accordlocto Mrs. Les~ ttve years at the sout~western lea Miller, pubUclty director· jal.t festh'al. Both were chosen MORE SPEECH LAURELS TOU CUMMINGS, lr\"tne Coast Country Club's oew JOlt champion. cot more tba.JI a Cl.Kl for winn1D1t the title. lo'lely wife Joan was there to gin the 1oo& btttlnc Newport liDk~ ster a bug aod a k!S!J following his Ylctory In the 20th an- nual club championship. Cummtogs dropped an 8 toot blrdle putt on the third bole of a sudden death playoff to defeat Oranre Coast College's bl&fl-ln oral LDI:erpretaUon. Kuln his Harbor VIew Homes oel&flbor, r..oe Romld, after 1)' lauded speech team closed Bentoa of Costa Mesa reeei.Yed the pall halved tbelr 36~hold ftnal match. Cummi.Dp out the year with a nurry of an nceUeoce eert11lcatelnoral defeated the defend.J.D& cbampl.oll. Btu Dorlonn. former .I!HD Ill YOU R SU I SC itlrTIOH O IID!It TO DAY I OIILY SS.OO fOil OM! Y!Ait ----------------- MAME , , ••.••••••••••••••••• , ••••••••• ADDRESS .... , .... , •.... , . , .... , . , , , , , . Sheldon Ross of Corooa del Mar and Rome em ......................... ZIP ...•. ll'#·"··'i~o" ·l'lDdlf'ldii!U·II:IIOta at tile utioo~ l.oterpretatloo u well as per. Loyola University b&Sbtban eoacb Ud 3~t1me ctllb ctll.mp, SRMD 1M 'nUS OI DEI 1ft TM S5.00 10: ol ooiioPa !1-.lo bokl In suulYO _ .. ,. Sheri Dol-lo lbe oemt-!!Dol...t.eh. !!Joco· 0-Ill C..... dol-, IIIIWPO RT MAa·toa 111\IGII Omat., Neb. !'ymple of COita MeA reeel•ed defeated ICCC board cbamptoo Forese Smith for the coosolM m1 1. COAST MWY •• CD IlONA DIL MAR Jobn Beyeoberc of CoiUII a broau anrd in Ll.ocoln-atlon ntgflt honors. (Rich Bassett phOto~)~ •••••• ~:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ del Mar woa 1 bronu a-ward 1.o DoucLas debate and cold awards parsoasln -ting and re-In utemporsnoous and lm-BRE'v.lu REPORTED Tbe foUCnrtng penon 11 do Inc business u : Creely'a BootM store, 210 East 1 7'th strett. Costa Mesa, Calif. 9262?: eeiYed an neelltDeecertUlcate promptu speatlnc. """ n Christopher Cu~r Cre.ly, 2981 Croftdon St., Costa Mea, c ant. 92'526. TbJs bustoess Is co~u :ted by an l.ndh1dual. Slped: Crlst ophe r C. Creely. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Ora.nge County an Aprtl 22, 19'74, WU~ tlam E. St Jolm, county clerk, by Theresa M. Ward, deputy. PubUsb: Aprll 25, May 2, 9, 16, 19?4, In tbe Newport Harbor Euieu. F .33269 MARINERS CHURCH DlaODe Kay or costa Mesa AT MUHIOPAL COURT took i brooze award lo oral tnterpretatloo and was also re~ eoplsed for e:a:cellence In ex- pository speaking. Dee Marte LaJeuoesse of Co!>ta Mesa r eM celved an ucellenee in rheM torlcal analysts. Karin Lundell of Costa Mesa was rtcognized for n cellence in persuasive speaklng and also won a silver award in nposltory speaking. Randy Hottman of Santa Ana Hellbts won a silver award lD e1p0sltory speaking. Kevtn Sbaub of Ht.a~Uncton Beach re- ceiYed an exx:eUeoce for ez, posttory speaktne. AI Stewart reeetftd an excellence for oral 1Dterpretatlon. Harbor Municipal Court's new building '-.d Its flrst iaiiM break last week . The new courthouse at 4601 Jamboree Rd., Airport area, Isn't nnlshed yet, but already somebody has brokeb Into one of the bulldinc's holding cells, Tbleves removed a padlock and took $1,722 worth of tools beM longing to Coastate Builders, a firm working on the buJlding, And the tools taken durlng the breakMin over the weekend of April 26-29 were just what a jlllbreaker would be espected to need . . . dr1lls, saws, weldln( equipment, and a bk)w torch. ALPHA CHI Oil EGA ·TD n:.ACIIDIG B Cllln:UD OR JIIIB CIDI»f MARINE PVT. Jobo P. Tom-SETS .....,EJIE OF LOVE . Aim TRI BIBLI, WITH I KPBA18 (II( I'LtCTIC.U. cu.k, son of Mrs. Charlotte •n ,.ARIHE FILMS SHOWN CBRIITIAIC UVDIG. ALL AGa AU QLCOIIIl. H. Tomc zak or !Ill Oraap "LoYO Is beiDJ toplher" Is Co .. JIIc 1.111 Yll:taai at~J»IL Ave ., Costa Mea, hal Jl'ad-the tblme of tbe Way 11 lunch, Oraop :.:oast College's ltnn>AY Dllvr=JI: uated from taslc traiDiDI at tbe eoo of Alphl Chi Omep Marine TechDoloa Club wtll WORSHIP SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Alumoae Gl.mma Tau Gamma aponaor marine tecbnoiOCJ 8:JOl. i :45 and 11 :00 A.M . San Dtero. Herecelvedlnstruc, Cbapter,'at the HuntlnctonHar~ ~:~ lnlvtbe ~~ Forum~3 EVENING SEKV1CE .. , ....... ?:00 P.M. lion In eloaeorder drill. Martoe bour S.eb aDd Tennis Club, ..A .. ~ eM riO y I •,•3'0 ' PHONE : 815~45$0. Corps history, llrstald, muu,· 4121 Waroer An .• Hunttnctoa .>e• ... '""' ay • a : p.m. 1100 1. Cout a.,., lf..,.-f ...._ 1111' ~ mansblp, unlform reculattou Beach. T1he1~~ wdoolll ~.a $1 dol~cttlon !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===~~·~·~d~ha~nd~-~lo~-~ha~nd~c~o~m~ba~l.~...., Tbe Euler Seal RehJ.bllltaM a '~'~~~' r · .. ooey co .ae ed tloo Ceoter of Orange County wiU CO for club neki trips wlll present awards for pl\11~ and •111 also be used CO brl.og Jnuu.r'•M~w W•l'ratrwi.l (and aloo h...,. llP) I You.......,'tbt on Kother'o DIIJ or a11J d-.,. • Pictllre J'OIII'Mif In -of our IIWI1 114dd .. out f·+lono. "'R ~ 6 RIO AT IA'f'll)l DR •:WORT IIACH 11'1-11M fitWf'l: .... 1:• ........ " ... \ anthrople protects made tor ruest speakers to the campus. the Center by the Alpha Chi Omep alUlll.Me chapter. Ttlese inc hilled letcblnc atds and edu. cattc:mal toys for tbe cblldren'l cluaes. New omcers will be installed. WOIIENPOWER IS TOPIC Mrs. T. t.uoeaa Stewart o1. Sbore CWia. dlnctor of pnM clacta dd rectltraUoa tor Oruce Co~mty R~UcanCeoM tnl Committee, will address lrriM Cout Repablleu Wo- meD'I Club at IO:SO a.m. T~tet day, llay If, lo lbe lJada IJilo et..,.,. Htr topte II ''"OIHIPOW"• ud tbt prl- Keep cool wit~ CANVAS AWNINGS NOW! FOR A NEW LOW $2,500 DEPOSIT YOU ENJOY ALL THE LATEST ~~BENEFITS OF THE ~.t-?10 ~~~ SAVERS CLUB Besides towenng eligibility re· quirements. now the Savers Club offers you new opportu- nities to save on automobiles. tires. furniture. teleVISIOn sets. home appliances. carpeting and drapes. And you can stretch your budget w•th money-saving dlacounta on entertatnment at- tractions. travel tours. ra,tau· rant d intng and purct1 ase:s·or a wide variety of Quality ~ chandise. AND IN ADDITION YOU EARN MAXIMUM INTEREST ON YOUR SAVINGS AT OUR BIG NEW RATES Term certificates are iuued In mint mum amounts of $1 ,000 - paubook account• in any amount So long •• your Mv- lngslotal 12,500 In one or more LFS uvinga aecounta. you •re -eligible for a Save ra Club rnemberahip. • W:RS, DONALD McGOWAN, llft.llld Mra, NSobolu "-*IDO, with lhl -~~. are .-tD -. oCI 1a tllo ullqoi boot ol lhl WiUlam cr-·a, lloYID( llr~. llarl lllrcllat OD tiM doet wariDc & flac. 'nil)' 1ft mati:Dt & ft.lal doet - side tnspectlon ol tbt 5 ellpat ba}'frODt lilomN wtdeb will be featured this year at tbe'UDalllJdo Ia .. Womu't Club home t01a to be bekl Oil Thurdy, ll&y h . FIVE HO·MES ON LIDO ISLE TOUR " I •Ill WUlllm Rawlllop u lllo ---; Mra. lO.IIlldrldp, lllnee-rwnl- -;. Mra. Paol a-, Zad •lce-Df'lekllllt, lD cblr'p ~ m~~nblrlblp; Mra. Re:r Le)1Ga, ~ Srd nee-~ 'ftJI tad IIIIUI; MrL Dw1Jty Pfaff, l"'• eordlq _.e~ary, llro. Rebert E. au-_ COIT"'II""InC MC· retary; Mtl. ~~ Spooner, tr ..... er; Mra. Rlebard GlUer, hiltorl&a; tad Mrs. Ntcet Balle)', PU'Uameotuian; Jim Patterl08, audltar; Mrs. SallY HaD. atadtDt ac:U,Itles; Mrs, Le.Ue Golll, beallh IDd safety; Mrs, VIctor RUJ1dea, pareat aDd family Ufe; Mrs. Richard "The good old days" Is the an old fUMooed tennis matew' A~~tlm&nn. ptt.Uclty; Mrs. Mary ~ A "---.._ CocWu., stb IP'I.dt room rep.. theme this year for tbe Lido wlll be oo ..-.ew. ,,...."",...' s._ r eHDtatln· Mrs John Durkee Is le Woman's Club ~me tour quartet . wUl serenade 1D lbe 7tb crade r:.:.m r~esenta.t1Ye~ to be held on May 23, cele-elubhouH. aDd lira. Leooa.rd Baltzer, 8tb bratlng their stlver annl-For the antique car Ioven, tTade room npreseDtatlye versary, and all facets or New-well preserved and returblabld Y•r.-IDd activities lnc.lude port oostalgta are belng used. ears will be oa display oa VIa tbe lib lfl,de p-adtation dance . A portlori' of the fUnds de-San Remo, across from tbe aDd ....... 0 J 13 r iv ed !'rom this aon .. l event clubhouse. ..-00 uae • wiU be used for lbe DoDD& Tickets are $5 each a.nd may L .. GAL MOTICI Dumeld fladlatlon Therapy be obtained at the bomes aad CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Cooter, Youth Problem Center, clubhouse the afternoon of tbe POLICE DEPARTMENT Sea LiOll aid procram aDd tbe home tour, or in adnnce from POUCE PUBlJC AUCTION J.tarda.D School of EdueatloDal the Uctet ebaJ.rmeo, Mrs. Joll:l. NOI'ICE OF SALE TtM!n.py, Franco aDd Mrs. Ray DeMott, Notice Is hereby gtven that Fin bayfroDI homes will be or Richard's Martel, 343~ VII pursuant to the provisions of ~· from I to 5 p.m., aDd the Lido. Chapter 1.20, Section l.Z0.06 bome ..,_is~ to thepubUc. Asslstlnr tbt cbatrm.&a, Mrs. of the Mlmlclpal Code of the Guests w1.ll be transported from Rlcblrd St. Jobn, are Mipel. cIt, of Newport Beach, 1 wUI oom. to bOrne by one of the Rooald MacGrecor, Earl Bird-sell at pOOUc auett.on, to tbe bay cruise boats --''Belle of ap, Antbooy Tully, Robert blgbest bidder for cash or cheek Balboa'' or the '•Queen of Bal-DoDDer, John N. Franco, Ray 00 Saturday May 18 1974 at boa." Oo board will be banjo DeMott, Robert Peach, JOMC)b 10:00 a.m. ~~ the coiwratlon players to provide enter-Trantla, E. MorpD Q1llDD, Yards of the City of Newport talnment. For the land Richard Sosa, Nlcbolas Adamo, Beaeb located at 592 S~rlor lubber s, transportation will be G. Lamoat Snyder, Jlrolald lie-Aven~ the followlngdeserlbed available by a double decker Gowan, Edwud Coot Jr., Virgil propert}: bus. Galey, Lee A. Solomon, Paul Boys and rtrls bicycles The homes Included In tile Chapman, Mlas Dorothy De-Auto accessories tour are the residences of Mr. Puydt and Edpr Gllc brlst. Sporting goods and Mrs. Richard Godber, ~ SH RK ETTES TO "EEt Household Items aDd other Via Lido Nord; Mr. and Mr s. A "' miscellaneous items Rolla R. Hays Jr., 662 VIa The ladles• auxWa.ry of the Bolts aDd miscellaneous Lido Nord; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shark lslaDd Yacht Club, the marlne equipment Sawyer, 535 VIa Lido Solid; Mr. Sbartettes, wlll hOld a DOOO AD lteml.t;ed Ust of the above and Mrs. Roger N, MacGregor, lunebeob. aDd .fubloo abow at a.rtlcles ts an.llable at •~ •••• ' 645 VIa Lido SoOO, and Mr. alld the oew eltmbouse, 1099 Bay-otn~ of the ><ro. E ...... liiCW;\921 W.• J-pttro, alt-. ~...,..,. ill LIdo Soud. "to 'Ba"'lbOa Island, oa Tfiurldly, Meanwhile, back at the club-YaJ l6. The fasblon show w1,ll Street, Newport Beach. house, borne tour guests will be be eo~dinlted by F·loreoee B James Glavas treated to a boJ: social, Oiled Smales. Pre11dtilt of Sbatt-c htef of Pollee with tasty Udbfts which may be ettes Is Mrs, Beo Corbin of Newport BEACH, eaten on the clubhouse terrace Balboa lslaod. Mrs. Gerald CaUfornla or lawn, or taken across the Rapp, also of Balboa 1::' •Dd, PobUsh: May 9, 1974, In the street to the tennis court, where Is vlee-presJdeDt • am Newport Harbor Ensign. . . ~ . I just one 'left . at old. price SHARP She 'II love a TERRARIUM I ~. AVE OVEN 'crown' her with a --- -DISH "Q .. ueen of all Dishwashers/ ~ rour ~._-a-OISHMAifER ·~ ............... -"'-' ··~ ol OoiJ>O -· U.. OISHMASTER fro< 111 ,_ -.gl ... .,lft. ,; ........... Of .... ~ ... ~ 10 -· ... _,11: clltl'lw-fro< nn. dWIII '"" ,.._,...,G iMt1 '"" ,_ U.. " ""' -.._ """'" 10 ~-I'"'" .IIC,_ -lMY 10 l.wall. Iii• ,_, •....O.•cl I kw:;~ e..,.., ........ -wall lAd c!Kk ..,_, s.-J\ol '"''"" -,...,.lleftl IACI-•~tlftl GOOD 'SELECTION LARGI$T ONI IS 17" TALL AIID 44" CIRCUMPIRIMCI AT IIIDI$T • PART, WITH ONLY A 3" IOTT\.IHECK OPIHIMGI $14.95 to $24.00 TRULY RIGAL HAND-MADE ~ATH FIXTURES SOLID OAK o BEAUTifUL HATURAL GRAIN fiNISH o WITH 3 COATS CATALYTIC LACQUU Toilet Seat WITH BRASS HINGE $46.95 WITH CHROME HINGE $42.95 I ' I I .. . \ 1 \ Toilet Paper Holder_ -s7 5o Towel Racks ~ 1 18 INCHES LONG $7.95 241NCHES LON G $8.50 Robe Hook ___ s5.oo --------------------------1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I for our Because kids treat wals like floors PITTSBURGH~ PAINTS created a kind of paint .. -• 30TH BIRTHDAY Champagne and Refreshments 12 noon 'til 9 p.m. COMPLETE LIMI Of Uis co•,on etrtltles y11 te one FR££ 12 1-7 eu ce s,ray ca~ of .PITTSIURCH PAIIITS . ' . GliCK. DRY SPRAY £11AI£L ( . ' I I j ,. •• I I J r \ I Bfi!AT ltAMOI .... • I TIIJ..._Y,IAY I, 1174 c.~e:z lllrT., COlOMA DIL IIA·· L LIVIL-IIAI tHTIIDI/HONIHATIONAI., ·f'Ut.l. GOSPI/L ....... , IOIOOi.• .... w011*P IIIYICII I liM I"AMeiLIIftC 111¥1C .... , ... IUMOAY PIAYII'AII• ...... 11'U.Y• ~·,,. P.L WIINIIIDAY WILl,. I All T. IROAH, PAITD. SCHMITZ CITES NEED FOR STRONG DEFENSE 8J ,. G. &climb ltrated ........... ,..... l&ae.. t:t.. tbe litultlol bu• · (14hlw'l .... : Mr. SeluaJtl to becoaat U. Mit poww M wor....s. For OM tllblc. .. 11 a ,__ CllUDnla state marUI• ..-e. ta tM ftl'kt. t.n pe 10 u a.ll~fO..._ s.aat.. from 101tbw1 Or.... ,...,. an pr...., t:wwud wttb army; u a r..wt, we ue .,.. c.-y, ud a lor-IJidtod a aaftllllld-procram _. ... "' o1 -rad- Statao ~-AI pro-tballutoct~oo~ot~cai_,.,.L" -.o boolpl • mllltary paf -1. ba to aelln lA wrllloc --Mmlnl a,_. G. Riel-Ud toclutloo. Oaly ~ .,_. ttMU'Cb Ud lMeblaC poJ:IU. OY•, "faiMr el tbt atomic d.,_. dol11J' 1a lift for mJ.H,.. calect.Dct, bA.....,,pbiiNapby nbmarlDt." tary blrdwvt .... from rUIN lllld Joel• II-Au Collop. AlllloaP tn ol lila A-lc:u to mlunoo. Ht llYH JA tbl Spyllua Hill people r•UM 1t Jet. Wt bin Ia li'10 Ulroacb 19'11, COll- ar• of Cor01111 del Mar. bteD clelrlJ ..cODd to lonet II'HI cut a bUUoD IDd a batt • • • RIIUJ& lD mtU.tuy lltnDctb for cloUan from tbe Deflut De- "Tbe rtlltlt'e ltrpttb of tbe Hftral JMII ... ud we art pumtat'• req•~ t.1pt tor Ulllttd State1 ... wbteb Ia Ybat taW.., ltlldliJ fWtlllr blld..s. rteeucb ud deftlopmeat a. tt'e au about --a. dehrtora-Tb.lt cldliiDC tw:t wu.,-uc-loDe, Lut Jllly, ._...,. ooe bll-~:~;=ir;~~;;;;;&=j~~f=l tiDC. Wt IU DOW tn1ac to play lJ pi'Ot'ed 18 Ot'II'W .. lmiaClJ Uoo dollar I WU laUD from eatcb-• ••• Our relatin coet1Dcbe •eNon, lD October, tbeet PfOifllnl U.t mJPt-- mtuta.rr power thrOQibout tbt 11'70, bJ tbt late J. M.adel bll .. to Alp pace wttb tbl Ml 41 an u ~ work! taa peaked ud La DOW Rt~eu, tbeD ebiJrmu of tbt Son.t:'a teelmoloctcal ldfta. AI'Hj•lfN4•11•t~.,., " · '• deeUntar."-.,A.ttantralTbomu u.s. HOUIIoiReprH~Dt&Un• eta. 1111: R&V. lOHN A. LINDVALL, MlDl.C. H. Moorer, ebalrmu of tbe armed NI'Yie11 eommltt•, 1D Preltlc-ot our mllltarJ 11 ~ ._,...; 10:00 a.a. JolDt Chlela of staff. a major II)MCb 011 tbt IIOIIIIt at ltteh a low ebb today t!l&t ••Mo•lf, liOO 'i.a; oid·'I:OO,:a. ~--•-1111IO:Gea..-f "'Tbo ScwloU ba .. domoo-floor. muy aood Amarleau •• lA-.-• " nueoeect b)' lDceuant uU-ml-l•l'ne-'\D'IT ... ~,·.MI .. ~·~OIIu' lllary propap"'" •• q- t;~~J~~~1~~~~,~~E~64~2~-:U~40~~1 tbt aeeuneyoltbta ... umtatl • .,. · . .... by Admlrall Moorer &Dd Rlct- PlllS'r CMUII.OI OF noo lOT. SOENTIST 'lJOiVi. Lido =;~L 9AlO!IO•·•· SUNDAY SERVICES 9 I l01IO L.a. WEDNESDAY EVENING MBE'IlNG I p.m. READING ROOM w .. k tiayll 9 ...... 5 p.m. W.......,.: 9 a.aa. ~ 7•-4.5 , hadar ud Friday• 9 ,a.•. · 5 p.aa.; 7·9 p.m. ,~~~F .. -,.. ....... LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2liOO-Vlow II<. eo.-doi ..... C.ON. LAWREIICI D. FRUIIUIIG ---Mt--IUIIDA.Y EBOOL Ct t- AU Asaa: US 110 10:15 LL ..... --10:10 ..... llorOWJ ud Co&t--- ATTIHD TH! CHURCH Of YOUR CHOICI IIGULARLY .............. IIUW.IIG.Co*- TON TYII!, Pot- 11111D&TIZRftCD: -.1.11. 6 ':00 P.ll. _,~aD-t:IO ._IIIIUC~: Call Ill- LimE LEAGUE SHOES 5.95 ALL PURPOSE SHOES----U5 up SOCCER"SH9ES l.;s., IASI!IALL SHOES lO.ts., IWKETIALL SHOES----IUIUIIO A PIG PINATA m&J Yle wtth tbe Trojl.D horae for tGp booors at the llUiual scholarship beoeflt dlnDer.danct being etnn by USC Town aM Gown Jlalor AUIIU&riM Saturday, May 11, at the Century Plasa Hotel, Lo1 Anplet. GatherlDr giant paper nowers, which wUI set the theme tor the Muk.an fiesta, are Mn. Doaald Clarke, lett, or Harbor VIew Hills aoo Mrs. wnuam Burlr.e of Spy. glass Hill, who will be amone tbe more than 50 people atteDdiDr the pla party from tbe Costa Mea -trYiDe Newport area. Mrs. Burke Ls IOdal ebalrmu tor tbe local braoeb of Town and Gown )n. ud Mu. Clarke la membership chalrmu. Otber local mtmben oo the committee are Mmes. Olrk Eutmu, Jotm CubioD. Gl.rry Short, FrankUD Flore~~tlDo, Rlcb&rd Wareuei.Lel', Ray Finkle, E. C. SW'DS, Chrls Melchior and Tom L1Dd10. COLLEGES onr quoted abcrf'e. Bill: tbl •- nllable ttrure• speak tor tbtm- HI'fH: lD 1966, the u.s. bid 914 l&Dd-b&Jed ICBU1 aDd 651aul).. mulDe -ta~mebld mlutltl, compared to 250 aDd 30 rtl- pecUYely for tba lSSR. Todi.J, ander the SALT aareemtGt, tbe u.s. la ftOUD at 1,054 Ja.Dd. baaed mlastles compared to Ruuta•a 1818, By 1975, we'll attn l:aYI 856 aubmari.De-latm- cbed mlullea, wbUe RDUII wtll but 950, It tbetr preMat rate of prodtaeUoa cord:irnaea. W.oreover, Ruasla actually could strike .Ub 5 Umu the meptoD.aap uallable to Ul, becaUM tbelr nuclear bombs are mucb *•ler thiJl oun. ADd because their rocttts al- so ban more thrUit ttaa ou:rs. tbe Commum.ts' adnntare traDJiates lnto a 3 to 1 ad- nntare ID tbe wel&flt each mls- sUe can Uft. 7) EI:U?. MoM~ DI'ID 1 ). AS T S v M 11 ~ w AS A-RCJIL 8v MMER.. /HIS SlJ,.,f"f£R 1 I. WA).)T TO HRve FtJl/1 13 vT I W FWT To G~ow roo I • ,, " /IIEWPoll.r 0 CE1HJAUTI C <;\ H~s A l;.Rt::7ir s oMMt;"R.. P~ G fl A H F 0 ~ /'( I DS F n. b H g> -ro lt.,. (TH14T5 Mt:"J THEY HRvt: CL~'~ES 1W S~IL/t../{,1 I AITEri.T/0~1.. TCC.<1LOG.y1 /oi~VI G ~ Tl UJ J :·S K 1 AJ 01 VI ll t.J ~T«1f' 0 ~ A Ri?$"-0\~ V~ S. eLJ ~ _,.-f'{tP -nJ HIHlttlc;"L~w0 1 1HI0 fl ~'5* I+ l't Tl:.t+cn.y # Tl-4ey rewc u- Y " v l!'ltt!JZ. Y 7J+ I tJ t. r-rr o ,......, S" ~ '-' 0 c~c.n~ f$v,LDti/C, TtJ <!le.~-.;- Ott.t1.APHY• ITS A SUPER. CooL 'PflO(pn~P-1. 1 AJ -:ru k/6 1 THF ~ E"C OtJ () I s 0 ""ill ~~5 SIG.AJ UP IHt: ' AJ ~ v~o l1s ;-; To ST-ILL T!HE'" F= o Q c; ,,.-H E'Z • -rwo <# vyt:. Tt+~l ~l.ltJ IT f\ne: -;r ACE"E liE>"-'R..Y ne-AL "?~o's ~~ IS' A U C \ £; 12~ 0- l/AIE ltv (3./DL..OCICAL >cii!VLiirS<&- AA.J ~S:Soc.. /k.IS1'1llla"~lt,. 1,.; MA1t1ll.IG= $ C I t:n.l < e'S • 'R CH.J A T'\fh.J 14 S I fJ I 5 ,q M~HU~fi Te~HIJlJI..."'-"11 CcA.J- $VLTAvl1 lhiO Q-OtJc,Tt~A.J,._L Fit;~-\ /"tOVISO~. ~G JE"RC.~ ~ IS ,: Ill~ Wsal(S ~1o,1o ~"'L'/ c8n-s • 12..~~. (OAO, yovn. Tin~ Co~T-HIHlc ~~v "Tt\1\r) "f'L el\-S e -,(E""/ He 2--t.l ~I.L .. I ti ~".., & UC F"t rt. CLIUS.") 1..DV(3, ~ ·--UI ltrl. Daftl 'flllellr, ellolr..., --. ........ B. -·1 ... , .... .... ; 111'1. Fred Bclllt.,_., Hocw411•cntal1; Kra. t...u.. r..C. P. c...,, earro- poodl"' _.....,, ..... Dorid S, R-. lr-; uil \....,_-.;..:.. Mro. Rldord H. J.._ 1>01'· 11. LYILL IYAIIS lla--· 0 au.. elalrmea are MrL Mra. llleMrcl CIICIU tad Mra. Leooud Rumuuto, --B. CUll-,-· ..uce r.d; llrs. Droald E. YoCb oaicctl w1l1 bt y abD lDII Mre. -ld L. ellolrod by · M-. Doa B. --dlreeiOtJ; Mrs. LJOCII, -~,llldll. RaymODd J.' PaiP ud Mrs. A. COJ.u-. Jr., wttb lin. sta-Kuts, -taUtJ; Robert -u ellolr...:O o1 Mro. KalJiwl Spell.Ueb Jr. lDII t'-19'15 -. Tile tall Mrs. Ray ltll•r, Pblllalrmoa.&e -WteotatiOD IHIUirl will be JUD..Iors, ud lira. Ric bard cbairecl b)' llra. OftD Mee.Jer • Kredel, by-Jaws. Kn. II. W. Patterioo wtU be Offtcers for promotion are 1n cbAt,e of mt&Ge tDI'Iebmeot. Mrs. J . R. Betsoa Jr., posters; Amooc tbe De'IF clelrmtD ol Mrs. Robert P. Sm ith Jr. atld tbe 38 womea•s eommittenare Mrs. Cbarlea Rlngwllt, pre-Mrs. Lawreace Boprd, Cameo views; Mrs. George.N. Sco-Associates; Mrs.~R.Oitlr ftek!, proa:rams; Mrs. Gary D. bout, East Staff; Mrs. Roo JobDson aDd Mrs. Robert R&d-Harrod, lfylfte,Tern~ Gr(q); cllfte, pubUclty; Mrs. Oicksoo Mrs. William N. LJttleft.eld, Sbafer aod Mrs. Terence lnl.De Committee; Mrs. James "Sipature," aDd H. Hartl« VIew 10.111. a nd • fi)~,· '71' m,e '~Y WINERY CAFE Now Serving PIZZA LUNCHEON SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH O ur Featured ITALIAN DINNERS inc lude glass of wine Party TrOJs llode to Order ' ., lltDr _. •••111M ot _., ..,.. Ctlar' Mr. ud Ml'a. lc*a B. X..W.. -1111 .. ant afbJ'IIItr...,.._ .... _.Ill'. Millin...,_..,.. dllla .. • • • f ... Nt 1 pled. 1811 fiOIM '*'• l-(JIIn. Ttl ?•) ltDir II ..,.._ ~ .., • r s• aD .a...,.-,_.cec~~oo-11 .. IIIIU'd -. ,._.;:. • 1, '::t llo- 1111111., ,.na. bel 41» ..mt a. • ....,. o-Muellr .. a....-•: •• ,. .,._.. " ud" ''I bolr a bUt ,.., tile Ulll l .,... llclldld llr. ud lllra. .,I.- WIIII ..,......._, W..t oz.UpeudMt'"C -111, ltr. ud lln.~--.. ~..,lfr. f'lollt:l trO'ft; Qatte OYW•CI ...... dla ~ ... lin. ~ 11«11011, .. r. -•ft. e&MI wao&b•~ wttb ntet mullt-I'OIIIa .., llldlud II•. AmoiC ... ._.... .,... ..,.. ... " I ..Uft tot M&J--lor 1110 dot· tot Cblrllll --A11111DoJ Oltllp, -riololo, -118 udlodJ-•...,...•.,. vn. Glarlo ~o,dlllllll«o, CorolJD llld )lct-JD-t.....,._ dalebm&D'a btttcbet ud A81; otMrt " •• ..,.. SblrlM 111111 a.rt neet wtlJJama. to au oar butetl. WbUt Gtga'lfa, 'l'tddJ ..s IIU'I'J AIMI, a.s. ....... -tlat by-..... tot -0' ..... -Coii&J, Gooonl 1'llrUb ....... ., ftiC • . ·. ..t tbtre 1t wu .•. co~ YD'PII& ud qalte a tew a.etort aad aetl"'uM leelud """"'" llld wblte daloles, Dod wllll &lool -o pllJ crowd ol oilier Iolli. l 1r*fte •till All from the beut uct prdiD __. .... nt~tntloDa wert 41lld to Ot'a· ot Grltebta Moon, wbom I spted, laateDlDC ,.,._, · , , • DO room tor tbe IDU1 more, aw.J. wbo. too, nre lattruted la the eare, IUd- llaJ, boweYer, 1D Newport Bacb '"ml .... ud homn tor uJ.mall ... wldeb ut i.Iways 1D tbll "DOW" aDd It's a merrJ, buy tbt 11m• aad p.la ot tbll WAGS. i.ad most lattMe molltb from be&iDoiDc to • • • • Hd ••. the 111omb of ClDco de Mayo, Eueo. ·• AloDC tbe partyllDe ••• 'ftcacloaa: Belea ada race and yacbtsmeo•s bolldaJ ... tbe Waddell ud eqalJ:J YiyaeJoaa Mary Allee XtDhtekJ Derby rampant. the ammal wrap-AJT• ..,... ID Palm Dnert tor a nn dlJ up tor many orpnt&aUon& . . . Humue "bo-pl.l'tJ," wbere tbey were jotDed bJ a ••eet •.. But May 1st eYefliDC was the date c~le of tbt "lloae motber's .. Los ADples tor tbe ftrst tllld ralslnc ennt ot WAGS, b'i..S.. cbar.tlar Millie Vu Vnnks ·aM tbe "" aalllary ot Golden State Humane bealltlftll Aida L)'ODa . . . lncid..UUy, Mary Society .•.. cocktails aDd dinner at tbe Btc Allee was tbe bouat mother. They were de- Cao1oo Country Club, brought "Bows and lllllted wltb tbe holpltallty of the owners of Wows" . . . "bows" tor the cause and U.e Motel Carousal. wbere they stayed. Tbe "wows" tor tbe clothes. Attention getter was UPtl. balmy ao:! blalltitul. each day a gem model Emma Jane Riley, while husband, tbe tor tbe ttm krfinr foursome, who dld tbe genial General Tom Riley. beamed 1\ls )lcuul bit ••• ate at a different place each approval. enDiftc (liked the Sw.ahine House best) ••. For some ot us the evening bepn wllb aad played brldce before, after and 1n between pre-party cet-togettw!r at BernadlneandHeory .•• (brldctnl the enerp p.p?). BeUeve it Ullman's Cameo Shor es home •.. amoog or DOt tbelr ftleodsblp sttU stalldsll They lots ot spectacular cymbidiums and otber parted "wttb a kiss'' and Helen was home nbotlc plants . . . aDd a flash of sunset. In Ume tor . . . ~Uf!SS wbat ... a br'tdre Here we had a etance to talk wllb Patrlela party at tbt tnlmansl Hu&, toUDder ot WJ.GS, renew long time aco * • • acqlii1Dtance with Anne Thompsoo Smlth and On tbt trteodJblp llne . . . Opal M.ae meet Jaet Smith for the ftrst Hme. No, It Pellep'ln aDd butud Ed are just borne from wasn't a combo, nor are these two related. wbat tiD'ned out to be a trtendshlp tour. First Everyone knows that ADIM! Is society editor Op&l Mae prellded at tbe spring couocll of of the Herald Eaminer and Jaclr: Is Los AsslstaDee Leap Rectoo lV, 1n Sacramento, AngeUtos Times columnist with a deUgbttul whlcb lnchxled a tour of the Mstorlcat goYer- sense of humor ... and a second hOme ln oor's maostoo •.. The League members Ba)l CaWorn1a, 7htch his readers han vis-tt.ere are doceota. Worlr:abop oo membersblp tted many times, vla written word. was ".look to yourself and the ruture" semiDar, We also met Dr . and Mrs. George Kent, wtth Opal Mae's lr:eyoote •.. friendablp. Cameo Sbores ... then on to Big Canyon, Follow'lnl the seminar, the "Pells" ended where. following an eJ:eellent dinner, pat up tn Hlllsboro wtth friends they tad made Hug eompUmented auxtllary members onthelr while on tour of the Orient. Everywhere they work and enthusiasm in this hm~ raising stopped It seemed a long aeo frlendsblp was venture. Their program, which included pic -reDeWed, ooe co~le drove a hlmdred miles tures of their various pets, netted several to t.ve a luncheoD wltb them. See what a hundred extra dollars. She introduced WAGS tey note can dol By the way "doest remem- presldent, Mrs. Standlee H. Kautz, who greet-ber" the sllYer frlendshlp rlngs, and the ed tbe guests and presented Mr. Smith as sllYer Unlr:ed ftleodship bracelets, Ill.~ OIL, em cee for the evening. Jack eJPiained he was Unk had the name of a friend lnscrlbed umware of Ills emcee part on the procram tbereoa . , . Well, lbey are comlnc t.ck 1n until he had arrived at the tnlman•s home style ... and to thlnk mtne was lost, but the and Pat Hug charmingly Informed blm ... friends •eren't ... they were the keynote. and who could say "oo" to Patl Discarding • • • the written script, Jack carried tbe crowd UGHT ANOTHER CANDU: • ~~~!! ---TV Iif."ii;,;::s;CT.?lTA.~lll "tO P.t""" SVN. 161W. I!.QQ!·· II AM. Jo 6 P.M. ISOO Newport Bl.d.·otlnclustrial Newport/Costa llosa 645.8940 -Into 11Jt11 of la~ !'Uh bls own lnlmltable day cUe . -t .-JaJ and Manle .Reed tot tbe style~ Kttty-Leslle -commtntatef: tbe fashions FIIIOI' famlly ~at Matteo's ror a 10. I and Anne Thompsoo 3mtth drew tor tbe door birthday surprt.boaortnc tbeirmotber,llar- prl.zes. prtt Floor. Braided silver baskets served Among tt\e patrons and patronesses were as place cards, aod tbe Uttle bos:es of matches Mmes. Don Ander son, Anthony V. Calandra sa.Jd, Happy BtrthdaJ Mother •.. we say, and VIvian Perron, Mr. and Mrs. Richard happy bltthday, Margaret! ,,_~ ..... ,....,Y-...... . _ .. . - SundiJ May 12 Slips ... Half Slips ... Gowns ... Robes... Blouses Panty Hose ... Pant Suits long Dresses ''' Gifts she'll love from our gift shop Hors d 'oeune Trays L Gaily Decorated Canister Sets Vera Tewels Salad Seta Slllar lr Cream·Sd• lmperte4 C<Jstal All Ke-bly Priced. CU1TUU~ lotAliO .._ ... ..'011, .... Mrs. Richards elected Musical Arts Guild formed Travel AIR not!T$ lOURS CRUISES elinor Maett. Man.aa• elsa uuter 511pS1l AIR tESS SPRAYER For Rent (IJII6 -r••J ........ ' 0 • YcMa m { 4L1biiDO'~~~~ ..... i.F -JIOP~ ' • • ftiAQ '1111 DOW JIOW. MESAN' S \.OVE APPLE' BEING STAGED AT UCI Tile .,. ....... Pll'lor-"' ''The lo¥t apple," a m-.tcal truestJ by Roa ThrCIUOII ol Coota ~~-. Is belor otapd bJ tot tJC lrrille IICbool ol FIDe Arta MaJ 8-11 at I p,m, Ia tM floe arta coac:ert Mll. "Tbe )me Ole" la buM looMly oa. Nlccolo llacbla- veW 's "Tbe Maadrake." Dr. Peter S. Odep.rd.. proteiiOI' ot mule IDd CODdiiCtor of tbe UD.I't'erstty orchestra, colla- borated wttb Mrs. Tbraa.JD on lbe lyrics tor the productloD and composed the score. . r••••cuP & SA.Vs••••----------------; • · · Need. a Helping Hand?1• I -· I I f:~~·s BRUSH & HAMMER : 673·5333 or 675-4079-1 LAWN 1o GARD!M CARl! CARPI!MTRY I Geaeral Repairs Mowi.DL EdclDL Trlmmial', SpraJ1ac. WHdtDr, Mutcbloc ROOF 1o ASPMAL TRIP AlliS RAm I'Oit<J ASSIFI!O ADS 1 Time 20 YOrds « leas . • • 2.00 21 to 30 words. . . . • 3.00 31 to 40 words •••.• 4.00 Each word onr -tO •• AKERJcAN OPIIOOII BOa( II'JUE lOt Old Nnport Bl'fd. Nnport,Bol&IU . (J-lttloor tltlt -) •on DIMMITT ~(~! FiMII....,., .. ni:' 1 ...... I... -L,..., • ! Tlmn S Times s.so uo 4. '15 6,00 6,50 8,00 .15 .20 Custom Cabtoets. boat bo1u, etc;l Cabloet &! clo~ repatts p Fence repair &! COftltr~~eUoD '1G Hardware lnstallaUoo MEN, U to 15: lan. ~o ...... _., DUI·UrDO lor tot EMIIIL 173-0510, -Mrs. Cleve Schultz heads Women's Club llrllllootOr- lrlo,wtll 1111 ..., .. _ ,__ "' 1111 •-·oCI61l Men a louses ·Por WoMen Collar , n 333 ... 17tli lt. .,__ ..w .. CAL.AVO CITIZEN OP' CENTURYISHAMED , G. L. BUtWID, actmtgl*a ... ttn •••• to tbt nce-JIHI( .. -ud' -1 ..... .,... "' tbl lrftae C0111Jl111'1 acrteat .. bare dtYll:kla, lu beell •mtd · .. Cali.YO cttiMBottbecatary." TIM baDor wu beaowtd at tbt 50111 _ _, --"' lllo C&llYO Gronrl of CaJ:lloi'D1a, uocado martetbtc auoetatloa • Mr. Baldwlo, ebl.triB&D of tile Colllonda A...ado MYI- Mom-daughter tea for Philharmonic Juniors THE SECOND COIITIHGEHT of C-II-Girl Scout Troop 353 toured the prllltiDc plut ol tbe Newport Rubor Enslen to aee the DtWIIJ&Ptl' bei.Dc prlDI:ed oa Wec!Delday, Apr il 3. Clustered toptber fer tbeir picture are: front row, left to rlcbl, Trlcla Daniell, Mary Shepphlrd and La~aa Vausbloder; staodt.ac. Aaoe Pftrrmann, stephl.nJe .WY 8olrd .tDce 1910, Is ere-Tbe wom•'s board of tbe dlled wttll "briiiA cobe--0nnao Colllly Phllllarm<llllc Mrs, DaYtd Selrweltser, 3018 Hatch, W@lldy VIckers, Karen Budd, Suua Beck, VIcki Capri LaDe, Costa Mea. Bonura and Clndy Handlemu. (Eutp pboto.) others lDYtted wtll Include b f• proopec:U•• members who will w.·ne ~a sting ene It be eoterta.g tbe 8th tbrougb the .... MMDI .. !"7 !!ItaLY.; MJ CONTINfMTAI. DINI .... IN A IRAX!D &AlDIN smtN& OPIN li:M A.M.· 4 ,.M. --TMitU lAT. ''L-k .. , •• &lt ... _4 •• w .. , ........ 176J li.-T ai.YD.....C:OIT!' MilA OUOTFS !Y PHONE t., ..... o ...... c ..... T IWCk, ..... , "••• ..... , o.u,, .... 1,, ....... , Hew •r U1etl ASK FOR: otCK IOOHER ltOLLY WELll to the IDdoltrJ •" Tbroa&' Society will be boDorlq tbelr tbe effortl of tbe a.dYtaory Jouoceit ll'CMIP, tbe Pbllhlr- board, bt WU tutru.meotal lD moDic Jualon from tbe New- tM '78,5 per ctDt I.Dereue ~ port Beach &Dd Raattoctoa Hu- tM dollar nh• ot tbe state s bour are .. , at a motber- auual uoeado crop over tbe daughter t• from z to 4 p.m. P .. t 3 years. Suoday, May 19, at tbe borne of lZih IP'ldes this tall. rbeyoung Tbe tradltlooat Maywtnefes-aod limes. Robert Daboey, ladles lhls Jell blYe seoed as ttval of Onnge County, beat-Lawreoce K. Harvey, Ntcoi l .. ~!!!! Phllbu'mcx~lc coocert usher-tlti.Dg the Orange County chap-Bailey. • 1771 MI'IPO IT COITAMIIA .....,., Mrs. Minear is regent of Wm. Cabell DAR Tbe ColoDel William Cabell Ct.pter, DAR, wtu bold a Dutch treat ooon laDCbeon at tbe Air- Imt restaurut Wednes- May 22. stanley staua, rep:ot, coodvct the flDII meettnc tbt yeu, OODCludiDg ber term of offlce. Wrs. Georre Buccola, past chapter rereDt aod put state ofrtcer, wW luti.U the new chapter omcers: rere•. Mrs. OUver 1st Yl ce-repot, ..... 'JIIIRIUI __ .... !ad Yle.- U:eyen; Ubrula.n, Mrs. Doro- thy Hutchison . Mrs. S. M. Reger wUI baYe the tables decorated wtth red, white and blue arnngemeots. Hostesses are past chapter re- gents: Mrs. Reber, Mrs. Earl Cortett, Mrs. Buccola, M.rs. Julla.D Brooks, Mrs. WUU&m B. Tritt, Mrs. A. L. Plntley,Wrs. Arthur Ellswortb aDd Wrs. Ed- p.r M. Col Jr. HARBOR KEY TO GIVE SERVICE mr·loo' -at 10 p.m. T:;:g~:; 14, at tbe lnllle C Clltl. Luoebeoo wiiJ be at oooo. Sen1.ce awards rill be made to ZO active members of the orp.nlu.Uon by Mrs. Rlcbard C. (Glnnl.e) HliDSI.ter, bours ch&irman. Finallud plans for the loth ann-. I debutante bill, to be held June 15, wtu be presented by the bl.ll chairman, Mrs. Inn Sturcts. The proceeds from this hmd ratslnr ennt wUI bt pre- seated to the Cblld Gulduce Center of Orange CoUDty, a non-pront psycblatrlc cltn1c for children and adolesceats wltb emotlooal problem• from pre-school age tbroup are IS. $3,000 DOl'! A TlOH GIVEN BY MESA AUXILIARY A $3,000 doaaUoo hal beeo rtveo to the Artltlclll Kidney F oundatloo ofCaUforola 'sUm- lted Care Center In G&rdtn Grove by lbe Auxlllary ofCocta Mesa Mem01'1al Hosptta1. Mrs. Alu MtcGUU.nay, cbatrmu of lbe a1111Ua.ry's pbllaathroplc committee, aid tbe declsloo to ~rt ltfle center is put of tbe ar~·· coatiDidog prOCflm to .... out bealth orleoted commanltJ~WG )ects wblcb DMd flDIDelal u- llstanee. PbllalllbroplC hmds are n.lsed throuJb sales ID tbe -tblt 11ft sbcl!>. Tbl Aazi.U&ry ttrl.l'ds $500 ICbolarsbtps to stud•ts lD U.ltb-OritDted ftelda. Mem- bers ot tbe pbflllltbroptc com- mlttN are tbl Ymes. T. F. Fttq~Nd, Roy E. J-, Jack .. _ ud -II.-· ettes, modeled wtth the I. Mar-ter of the NaHonal Foundation-Costa Mesa --Messra. and nln Fubloo Sbow, sold cotree March of Dimes, Is set for limes. Arthur R. McKensl.e, aod coottesat a recent coocert MoDday, May 13, f'rom 6 to B Roy Juoe, Roo Gagliano, Wil- ln addiUoo to tbelr mootbiJ p.m . In the Monte Carlo Room Uam Dugan, Sb..nley Gordoa, meetiDp to belp s1CJPC)l't tbe o: tbe Newporter Inn, Newport Dominic Racltt, Frank Zreblec, free youth coocerts In Oruge Beacb. aod Fred Owens. Co. omcers for lbe put year Lawrence K. Harvey, chalr-Newport Beach --Mr . aDd hue lncluded: president, Krl.s man of the wlne tasting, aDd Mrs. Benjamin Brown, Dr. aDd Kitch; Ttce-presideot, Brooke William Dugan. co~~.:hairman, Mrs . Roy Davis, Mr . and Mrs. Sutherlud; secretary, Beth aod the members of tbe chap-John FraDCO. Force; and treasurer , Janet ter's uectJtlve board, are u- Nehrenber(. Their cbairmera pectlng 400 guests to attend hate been llrs. Theodore H. this p.la anmal affair. Tate, Newport Beach, aod Mrs. The cover of the program Ray KlaiM', HUDtlngton Beach. has apiD been deSigned by The aftetDOOrl get-t.opther is arUst Lydia (Mrs. Doo} South- being plaiDed by Mrs. R. A. worth of Newport Helgbl:s. Pa.og. Background piano music The host committee Includes will be provided by one of the following from the Harbor the J\lllors, Melissa wuur. Area: Newly elected c t.lrman of the Balboa --Mr.aodMrs.Frant Phll.barmoolc JUDiors Is Mrs. Marst.ll. Kalnwt Spelletleh. CotOD& del Mar --Yeura. We're uay to find , FIL.II FEST! VAL. AT O.C.C. ON IIAY 17TH More than 50 colleps wlU take part In Southern Call1or- nla's ftrst collegiate ftlm fti- Uval scheduled 8 p.m. Frlday, May 17, ln tbe Oranee Cout College auditorium. BrlaD s. Lewis, OCC professor of photo.. p-apb.y, 1s the re&Unl's coor- dtoaiDr. and our Carel 'N hrty Gift Shop hM 8 world of ottter lifts • plus the finest In cenll . ..... CA!IIt'M ,..,., .161AYIDIIIIIV! • I"MCIM! QS-»411 . . .... , cP.~ ~ CABOC HAR D I I • • • • . . . l • • G,._,.._ ·:.4 Bkl Lije A~ II-NM, tt lr.-.. , ==~~~ ..,. -two -.,. .ae. Ot .. tM t. .......... wtlotlttnow,ud••.,.to...,_ --... !loa-"' .......... ....,. .., •alii t,.., _..<h*l 13':14) . ... Aat,.obOM ~ certaJD ttwwa tbat .,. alltO.obGall '" dift' .. at. loaDt lba'ft tow-~11114..., We lb.. UMt 10 .. lltft efPt; but they 10 ... pdllal~. II it the ... ..-tlh IUD. How-r ·::b:~::.:;.:; fo~&HYIID4Ier IUD tr)'iara to do the wort of ..... Thl ro ... ...,.w. mu may mu a lot '"'tnnt Ids ltutr'; but be canaot do the etpi<YilDdtt eu caa do. It il a millake for that .. tt . God npecll•eh of ue to tw lUI OW1l place ; are fUllJte that ptaoe, we are to do our work to<+•dlinl abWty and power He baa p.-en w.. ... II it a liD for any man to do Ie• thin hil beet .~od bat hiab ltand.udt and Ha nefti' 1ow., thole ltandardt. J.-ead, He otfen \U pace to m .. JU,. up to Hit ttandarda. , are told to ''bt Rrona in the Lord, and in the power ofj bill ml&ht" (Ephesian• 6:10). Somttim.u peopM u .. to tdm.lt , "We bue not done our belt." They do not alway• realize ~t, but they man that they fllve f.Ued.. If we min tha muk, rv• mia the mart. If we do not hit the bull'a eye, we miu the bull'a eye. In thil world wa wW ne•• aet abon makfna miftakett but isn't il wonderful thtt God loob Oft the heart tnd tlal He il our Judae? • • • We are not Cbrilt~n• becaUJC out heads ate ... ht. We are Chriatiant bec:aute our heart• are ri&ht . God makea up for the lnfirmiU., of the head; but He ne-tet looka, with''?' dearee of allowanca, at 1 heart that il not ri&ht. Ut\l.llly the trouble il not wilh tha nerqe man't mental proceua, bUt with the twraae man's heart. The Bible uya that we are to brina all 0 1.11 thouahta Into eaptiflty to the Lord Jesus Christ (IT ¢orinthians IO :S). But It allo •ya, "For with the heart man be~eth unto z-Wbteouanea ... " (Jlomam 10: 10). If Cod can rht a heart 10 that It beUeva unto fiabteousneu, then divine IIJCe in the heart makes it po-.ble for 1 man to brin& even the )lhq:taoi hil: mind into harmony with the Lord Jesus C ·st.-Bob lone., Sr ., D.O., LL.D., October 30, 1883-January 16 , 1968. -The Fello Part l'll of a series of llible St dies Studxrom !P~ cJl.h!~. ly Dr. Gertrud Wanersug lnttrvctor in liltle, AMerican Chrlstia~College Tak~ time to read this mes-(3) I hav~ aga mt thu: Vs. uaeinRevelation2:1-7.Eph-4 "Thou hast ft thy fi rst esus was a very important love ." This must have been town in Asia Minor in that an awful shock rar this church time, a center of Greek cui-which seems to be 10 sa tis~ lure; mighty in art and scl-fied with her worts. The Lord enct. .,, sees the hurt. The love is DOl there! Many ~orks, but DO T"c apolt\e Paul bad. beei\JI !b'fc'! ~ att the '#t'('rks are ~ there fo( alrnOit three years without any valu~. tuching: the Word of God to Th L d ld tht Jtws and to the Gentiles. e or wou say the same perhaps todpy or many We read about Paul in Ephe-churches and ma~y believers, "'*· his prt:achina: and his mir-even of many wo kers of the ades and the &real uproar apinst the gospel in Acts, Lord: many wor , but little chapter J 9. love. Read this chapter to · s.ee what privileges had been giv- en to this town. Many believed in Jesus Christ, and there must have been a very livina: and Ytell-orpnized Christian church. There 'fo'ere many in- tcUectual people, and when they were converted they brought their magical hea- then books and burnt them . Ho w Paul loved this church! When ht: knew that he would not sec them again he asked the elders of this church to come 10 Miletus. How touch- in& are the words he ~poke to them. We read about th is rarewell to the Ephesian elders in Acts 20:17-38. We come to know here that Paul had declared to this church all the counsel of God. They were well in- structed and grounded in the faith of Christ. It was to this church in Ephesus also that Paul ad- dresses the rirst epistle writ- ten in his priton in Rome. The epistle to the Ephesians is perflaps the 1reatest of hlt writinp 1iving the revelation or the mystery of the church. Just . read a few ve11ta ia. Eph. J : 1-12 to see that the church in Ephesus really koew the ~ thinp or God. Let \II hear what our eu1ted Lord ha:t to say to this church with the many privile,ea. aDd Jet us have in mind fbat He epeab tht: same words toclay to ao many churches whk:b tnow the whole couuel of Ood. (I) Th~ I(NIIker: Vt. 1 "He that holdeth the ..- ttan i.a hit riJht baad.!' n. u. believcn · arc ..,. ill Hit ......... -of .... _.,. Soo Jolla 10:U.l9 (1) I -: Va. 1 "I -.,. .... .,. ......... ., ,.,. -""' __ ..... Ys. """"'" ---· ..... -~;:~--"If" Ill ... ... .!!~~·II"!~ :: - Paul speaks abo¥t thi1 lack of Jove in I Cor. 113:3 •·u 1 have no love it proriteth me nothing." What really is meant by our Lord speakr,g of "The rint love"? In tht beginning the church wu 1-raiting ror the coming of Jesus Christ. With a burning love of a bride they were looking for the rapture of th~ Church and the great day of the mar- riage of the Lamb. This is the love the Lord wants to find in H i1 church at all times, even if He tarries a tho usand or two thousand years to come. Lack of love for Jesus Christ is a great sin because it puts the Lord in the second place. There is a very serious word in t Cor. 16:22: "If any man love not the Lord Jesus Christ, let him be anatherea -that meana cutled." Are we guilty of this sin? Many wo rks - and little love? Is there any remedy for lAck of love? Jesus ~ays· Yea? (4) RrfHnl! Then:: is a way bKk into the first l~vc . Vs. S ..Re~nember from where thou art fallen , repent, W the fitlt worb. • 'Two chinp are tecesury: let so. what hu d" med tbe Ji&ht of hit love, 1 hat Y" low:cl more than Him -ud hold last the One, ' ho lo...t fC* unto tbe Cr . It it a serious situation, if a cburdl hu lott the tint love ·no l-ord .. yo: " r you do aot repeat t will r dw cudlestick• out o( I pt.;:' He will take the I t anJ:f -· looppeoed to a. .. ~ ol Eplleooot? The -wu rakca away. tho ipt •• putout (4) To Him T t Owr- ..,.llo/ Thit It t ptOIIIite to ~ wbo . ""' I tbtlll lo tile tnldtt ol a <ha ba.U.f left .... &rll looc: 7 •• ........... 10 Cit the .. of life." nat 1o a .,..bol o1 1"1 Clodtc. -=";-=~-=~ ..... Ufa, .. --· -Hia.'u.lol ••Id:!-11111 II -... d • ~~:=~;:: ---I ............. fllasa'-• (1JIIt. II: • • . • tt Cllltll -• •• 1 -....... ......................... , .. ._.., =cr. a..... ..... . ... .. _____ ., .. ___ ,... .... __ ...... -a.dll ... , '. ............. -. • 'l"hht' I II II'' 1 Ilia Mltlll llf .. dill -~ _ ... • a. CMt ... out.., ... -..~. • w-.a. ........ .., WL Ia ..... ..._.. ....... -"' ·---···· 'l'ben .. • 'rrntsMma n... a.-...... n.. Ill a 11 •4U.. fill a .. 1ft:. 'ftll. II -CD ....... •• ct. C. •rtt lt.J. U.. '-• N .. ... -· ..,. • cW" .... , ., .... - -~ baddea ............. Cbrt. ~ ... .... ....... -......... - -.... -doiW ol•~~IIOUibt t~• Ouija boud. She --bapa ---·· I I •• ~ wttb .. Capt. llowdJ'. In tta1e. dwr-e wen: tbWQUic ...... em tM W.O. and ceiling of Reaan'• bedroom. She complained of her bed't ahakinl. 'nlen \he manifettallom became more obvioua. AI in Bibllc.l account&, the elrl wu thrown about phyaic:ally. Her flnh wu tom. The demon befan speaklna throuth Retan. She ~an uainj: inucuaably vUe and bla.pbemoua lan,a:uqe. AI in the cue of the demon who cweRame the MVen men in Acta 19, the Jirl took on tuptir human atreoath. She bqan •to •orait at will and wo~ projeot An- vomiL, like a weapon, ac:rou the room blto the face ol anyone who dillpleued her. Thae chanc:teristic:a .urn to be in keepU. with the t.n.ditional, historical, and in cues, the Biblieal accounts of demon poueNion. To tMt ex\ent, '"'l1le Exon!Wt" ~ ~U11!i ~1.11 1111/lt~.>l ,~.·p ,.q '• J l , It l.s the]~·~~~~.~~--?~:~; ....... tba• ~. _. ~ •• contraat.t .d .ffvldlt" with thi !Jtble1 ~b. f The flnt priest to come into conwct with Rqab wu Father Damim Karr• &.caiUM oi h1a younr -.e: aDd relative !.de. of experience, another pr*t wu c:hoHn to lead the a.etua.l exordam. He wu a mb· llion.ry and archeaolcc!.t whom Blatty ealJed Father Lanlteatn Merrin. LUten to Blatty'• portrayal of the convenation about Merrin between K.arru' bt.hop and the ~en\ of Catholic Georletown Ul\iwnlty. The bW\op ..0 lint: "God belp ua! Don't you think he's \00 old, thouab? How'• hiA health!'" "'Well, it mu.t. be alrilht or he wouldn't 1Ull be runni~ around diuinc up tomba. don't you think?" "Ya, I IJU~ ao." THE Cli "liT I AN •EACON, 716 1-iADDI!N ST., COL.LINOSWOOD, N.J. ly Al.FlfD W. IPPAlD, D.D. The Call of Ezekiel Aaociatt ProfftSOr of New Tate••t Faittt n..olookol Snriaary, ElkiM P.,l. Pllilda.,•l•. Pe. Golden Text : "AM thou .rltalt .rped my words ""'o lhlm, whdl&n-lluy will lua,-, o,-wluthtr" they will forb"": for IItty Me most r1b1UiDw.l' IE>ek. 2 :7). (CoDtUn.t fl:om last week) The Di¥iN htttnKtioM to ttM PI'Opttet Vers~s ~ set fonh the Lord's di· rections to Ezekiel the prophet. He i• to be courageous and feuleu in tht execution of his prophetic ministry . Eiekiel is not to be afraid of the peo- ple in exile, whole oppotition to hi1n and his divince ~ ia prae:nt.s l.ly the fieurcs of bricra and thorn• and JCorpions. The prophet i• not to ~ fearful of their words, nor be dt.. mayed at their looks even cbouch they are a houte of rebrUioa. Thut Ere- kiel is warned of the rebelliouatal .nd hardnaa of hurt ol the poapie. NnenhelHa, the man of Gocl ia •· couractd to deliver hit mFI sp with- out far. Sudl "" exbonadon r.- mincb 111 ol the worda reeonled In Joremiah 1 :8: "llo not afraid of their faca : for 1 am with thee to deli"" thee, ealth the l:orcl." So EIOkiel 1o «>mmancltd to lP" forth the Lon!'• wordt, whether the -'< will bator or whether they forblar. A. a. tnM: ..rvant or the Lord tiM propbot Eo. ltiel le to ,be lalthlul ·-' loyll, not ~d>eU~ l!kt tbo poap1e to ..-be II (.OthUIIIRIMti!J to ep.U. l1it ..... _ of """" I \ 1 k v .... PM>tl 10-s ,._·.c , roU ,. ....ae~. .. .., 1a rs .... tJw COl II •• tl -•• 1 Its' ..... ' lor .... -...... .. • ..., ·w-1 11. Tint q.. ...... a.a U.., II 111 too ... od ~ ... (}or. I., ....... zur scroll to Eukiel illustrates the dif- feren« betwtcn the two prophet~; tho Iormor (Jeromiah) cleclara the imminence of God, the: latte-r (Eze- kiel), Hit tn.noc:mc~ence. rv-1 10. The writing on the book ott tM frOJU tHUI "" 111~ 6-Gc•. coatrary to normal Uflo&e, indicates tht fullncM of iu content.. LG~Mr~ttJIW:nt _. ,....,;,., artd W<N it a fair ducription ·of tbt major ~rt of Eukicl't prophecy. Hi1 •neNIIC wu not chanaed until, ac- cordinr to tht promi~e ol ft1'le 5, God lu1611ed hit wonlo In the cloatiu<Qon ol Jmtta!em (33:211)." (d. G. R. lleaaioy ·Wurray, "Eukid" In . T/16 N<aJ Bib/• C"'""'"'"":r R..U.~. 1970, p. 668.) n.. DlriM c ... _ ..... r.t ..., 1oo1t Vcrtu 1-J arc concerned: with the divine ~ to Eackiel into 11hoile handa the prophetic roU was dtliYered . 1 n tM c:on.tideration of thac venes the mnarb ol a devout tdtolu of the Free Cburd> ol 5<otlaJid ~ worthy uf note: *'h·Cod'• repretentatiM at IUCh a ~ .-4 to 1UCb a ~.-.·,lt,"tw: IIIIo ,...... EWWl -•. It tlto icnll) ( ..... J: ' 2) -... of -luntiJ;w' a ..... ... ~ • II '01 .. I&J$k21 .. _.. ..,.,. .............. ... • hii4 • IIJ~~Ro llle Mil "" zit lA a _. ...... f ;,:+t .............. ., .. , 7 7 ...... c .... ' .. -..-,.· .. .. J 'liE od .. I ,, (Ill, ' bolla? l:l-3 :3 14) -'owo<t u hoa<y i~,' yet afterwards ca111in("liim to CO 'in bitternclt, in the heart ef hit _spirit;' -bitur indeed, bec:auoe be (&arid] had to IIDDOUnce a meuace at.Kf pi'OIC- cutc a work which· wu to be peculiuly painful and ardUOUI; but IWCH not· withJtaDdina, bec:awt it wu the Lord'• IIUVb iD which he wu to be onppd, and a oervice whi<b 'bad lbt full COOICnt and approval of hia own mind. It was IWert co be the rtpre· tctU&tivc lftd oca>t of 1bt Woot Hicf>, OO.Cver a>olrary to 8ah lftd bluocl -,.;,t.t be the tpecia1 HDbouy oo wiUcll he wu -·· at Jcnmiah a1eo •Y' (<hlp. 15:16), 'I f....S Illy wonlo """ ... ·-; """ tl!y worda ...... to mo the iOJ lftd njoldltl, of 1111 hart: ~I:;:::_, by J!t':d.Q ~ tbat tbo propbc;; bciW carried ill a ....... ou1 ol .-J, -·• litto tbe ,_of God; ...S dh w'pii 'llim- 1011 ol -·~t::t -· Rliceaof ozd · plodoa, J:.. -.. "' God ' ...................... ....,.. . tbo jwelca 11 _. • 11 o'tizt-11 Geil, :... -I ~::"'~st. i' ::.·.: too_. oC CW, A na ..... ~ "' -oC "* ~· c. ...... ( ... 1111) -... If• 10 .. 111. Is Ilill?,' .... =':f:it '• '£il,· .... '· t i ts......... ts.- 4 -· ;.=:!~V~:S~!:r 'J:1M'=•rtfiM:r ~ ·...... .,_., • 1\JJ'I '" --·. . How long Did the Disci pies Tarry Before Pentecost? Dr •• -. .. 1- Jialtu ... ua. I tJI& FROM "SWORD OF THE LORD" ?& URFREE880?19, <f:PIK, Dar Dr. Bill: /1 tMrc a wrw in lAc Btbll tAal plalttb 80)'aiM dilciplca larri«l ten eN:,. hfo,. Pcftlccoelt ~NS W.i'R: No, tblre " not. We d'o have rood rauon. how ... r. 10 bt?io¥eiMI U..,. did t..rry"1ihd pray and Walt oa God for ten da)"' Won ''IM *'Y of P~nUcwl W01 f•U~coiiM. •• In Lnltlcue IIllO, the l•rMllm ..,. commend4d to bri .... "tMal o( ... fb'it ,..,. of )IOIU' ,..,....,.., MillO 1/N ,....,, " •thuwe&U... . Ptftr .... later, •ru M 1 to u.ttictM 11:1 .. 11 ...... -10 ....... a .. ,.. .... , .,.,.., PI,. &k lMtL ....... .., ., .. ~ ...... , ............... 11.:11 .. ,..., ....... ....... -·--·~·--·· .. -... will .. -· ..... o.n.-11:10-... t -lo c ..... -,._. ,,.. .., """'--.. Ifni ,..,. ·ol. .-. -~ ' ., \ • H \ • • • •• ••• • • ... -. ..... F1IJII i th1· PuilL(· Blottct • IS Because the cost of oil is up. Ewn though yo.fve an down on yr:r.x use of electrici1y. yr:r.x bill may slill be up. Na1vrolly. yo.Jre concerred. So ore ......a. The mo;n reason for the sharp rise in Edison cvstomers' bills is the sp;rnJ;rg costal fore;gn c>I.To produce electrici1y ;n our generatirg plam.. weuseocleoner-bumirg.low-.ulpl)i." c>l ;mpa1ed mostly from lndonesKJ. It's expensive. W rt's req.JWed 1o meet reg.~lahons set by Jorol o;r pollution 001111 ol cfiSiricts. Just four years ago we paid $2.22 • per barrel. in November 1973. we paid $7.53. Th;s February rt wos $13.54. Ard some .n;l;ties rave paid almost twK:e that much The price of oil1s a molcr expense 'He can't control. That's deter-mined by fore;gn . c>l produorg governments. Should the price we pay drop. we'll pass these lower costs on 10 yoo. 1-Aeanwhile. we II contmue to cut all expenses we con control . Economy programs ore in force right row ot Edison. So ore ngid cost controls. Ard welt continue to do everything ~Lite · 1l;i[Rafts (Inflatable) SALU ·SERVICE INSPECT· RE I' AIR REPACK N.J. RUSSO CO. 209 S..th P.cta c A.., •. S•n P•dro, C•. 90731 Pho .. (213) W -9435 . else possible 1o hold down the price yoo pay for electricrty. You con help by conserv1ng electric;ty ~-Ard usirg less . electric1ty will save you money, too. For some 70 woys to conserve. serd for our free Conse<wtion bcddet. It's importont. Do it rt:YVV. Write: "Conservofur( Edison. P.O. Box BOO. Rosemead. CA 91770 Southern California Edison • I SIIB =-= ~.;;;~~ -· Zlllal'p ... ,; ~Mlpower latbttu-"Tbo _., .. ....,ot_l_m_ • .,_, ot lilt olodbf-..-polbormal ._ Gear" It tbl •at welll. It la rm.poUattac. cblt- uplal-' 1U wtto, Pal, Ill u per U.. -1 ""I --Tbo Zolall _. Ia &Uip!MenliWT...S.y, 1'ud ald-ddn DOt dlml•leh 111.t1.nl ttom lut Dteember .tU tbt IDN'IJ erlall jalt woo't rtiOWe.._ tta adJocatea el&1m. ruary. · wt.lt,•• Mr. Zebll bU: beta lutru-Mr. ":·\.':~'-:'i~~~~ Tbe rub to tllld DIW -.rp mlllltal 1D blf1Dc a aumber ot lura to tb .c>areu to pothermal wen. tapped ta the borne ••wttblaa moatb or two," bllb-pr.tced otl Imperial Valley m:l Is DOW Yra. ~-· told tbe Eutp. Slrict sign law urged lt!Y<lt!Ef",Sf!IXEDEIVklilnl l rrft ••10 .. •'• -t11s,o Set. 21M • 41. • 110 • .... 'lUll..... [!!; .... 11110' ,..._ .... J'JI....... --1*4:21 1:51-t..t. ........ ,~..,.,,....., "MILL aaOOKS" INSANI TAKI-OI'f ON THI CLASSIC wrsnllN •.• LAUGHs MIASUU 10 ON THI RICHTIR SCALI" 2 The EaYlroamental Coallttoo "Tbt purpo8l ot 1.01 liiD 0: Ora nee County (Eeoc) this ord.lnaoee 1J lo mab '"'1 week Yrpd Newport city om -busiDeas more ftDdlbll ud to elala to follow the lead of Costa eUmlnate tht ehi:ter lDd COil· Mea tn establishing a strict tusion whlcb oow detract from sip-control law. commwllty appea.ruce, .. l!tJ• A local stody groJ4), 1Dclud-a letter to tbrl City Coec:tl lDc realty business and en-from ECOC prtsldellt Dale S.- Ylroameota'Ust lnteresta: Is cord. "It 11 8TideD.t tbat q.e meetlog periodically wtth' city objectives ol JmPI'Ofilll tbl ;~~====~~~~p~la~noe;•;·,•;or;,ldn;g:.:o:•~•:•c~h an quality of the Ylstal .eariroa-ment while promotirlc com- merce, tram.c safety aDd com- rn unity identity wiU be luured only through tbt adoptloo ot a Q,ce O~~tly til 9:00 .. Ill __ _ ...... ___ .... ,_ .... , ~'=='------7:00 &i 9:15 com prehenstve ordinaDce," The ECOC will bold a work- shop on sip ordloaDce1 at a time and date sUll to be de- cided, writes Mr. Secord. invited local omctals to atteod the workshop. In Its first rough draft, new local ordloance would re- strict a tlrm's total ::=:I to 10 per cent ol total bl lot area, and would outlaw signs. STEWART HAWKINS A memorial senlce Is scheduled for 10 a.m. tht. Fri- day ln Balts-Berreron's Co.ta Mesa chapel for Stewart Haw- kins, 53, of 1552Mlramar, Bal- boa, who dled May 5' at Hc:.c hospital. Mr. Hawldns, a sales tnil- neer for Peerless Pumps, liYed here for 10 years. He wu an OklahOma native. He Is suntved by a brother, Dan Hawkins, aDd by sllters Georgia Cordova and Sara Jane Looney. HARBOR & OCEAN VIEW IN BEST AREA OF DEL MAR ' Four bedrooms, dramatic formal Uvlnc room ' elepnt formal dining room, lllibH&'bted oo lovely wblte ternuo . Heated aDd nuered pool set In a secluded prda-~ atmosphere, perfect tor IDdoor -outdoor entertalnlnc. A truly e.zqutalte custom home with all of the extra features. Call oow tor a private sbowtnc. 673-8550, THE :REAL ESTATERS MARTHE CORRE DIES e~~~!!!~~ ........... v ... .,... TURTLE ROCK 'lUI ACUIMY AWARD WINNll. lilT JUII'IIOIITING ACTOR • JOHN HOUSEMAN Services werl ltbla 14aj !' In the Battz-Ber19rOD chapel In Costa Mesa for Martlw. Corre, 56, of 622 Clubhouse Dr., West Newport, who died May 8 at Hoag hospital. ~;;;;;~;;;;;~ Outstanding family home on quiet cui de sac· 3 1¥e. bdrms., dining rm. & view! Ready tO gniat $58,900. Incl. Iandr , · • • · lt.-.T£D . . . ;,jthf ... she's a whore! starring Charlotte P.ampUng Weekdays: 7:00 & 10:15 Sun.: 3:45, 7:00 & 10:20 -Also- A Frolicking comedy -- 1ha ----... : t. t :'!"_ ==~,~- and CW;JJ .BOTH IN COLOib BOTH HAVE ACADEMY' A WA.Rilll Ratodl< o,;c .. OJtly • 9:03 She Is survived by a eon. ~~ Joseph Corre of Oennr; br'o.. thers Fred Smltb of loa An- geles and James Smltb. otBrea, and sisters Valora WI!Hams CGIUIIN-MARTJN, ll.ic . ,. " (R) .t.UO lf.l.ll ·TIMOTHY 80TTOM!. LINDSEY WAGNER 7:05 & u,os 7:00 & 9:1 4 (PC) of Newport Beach, Evelyn Leo- pole of Missouri, aDd Mildred Maguire of tlUnois. Save Your Space in San Diego CURT DDBH REAL TO .. UD0 WRST COAST HIOttWAY .... ~ .. T •aACH au.:.aa"a REALTORS Corana del M.r Blllf iAYOU!d aU IHEL fl. I llANO LUXURIOUS CONDOMINIUMS with a View of Your Personal Choice from one, two, or three un- usually large residences! • $62,000 to $110,000 POINT WMA ot SHELTER ISLAND I ISO Aacborap '-San Dlep. Califmala 112106 Phooe: (714) 2U-4137 or (714) liUQI'7S or _ _,btoUr r • • NEVER AGAIN! ... Becaute oE Coastal Building Restrictions ..f. R-JJo~ cannot be duplicated. ' • LOCATION -Poinl Loma ot Shelter Island. 5 llliDuteo from the llrport; lmo lhao 10 -· to San dieto CIYic c.nr: wolldai dlo!a-to ollop. --, -ot>d yocht clubo. ACIIWit -Oc 1 .. v1oo1w ol .. _ ..... Bay--· S.!U.., H'el ot>d ,.. ... ~ ... ..amm -' PIIO- ncnoN -Jac1uc1!ns door -_.... ..s ..... 011811 .., ., ·~ "'-I _._ •• •orFO«TIIMIOIIIIIIGI ....,.portiiiCII --11 . • ._ Island. Costa Mt10 LWo Isle tiel ------------------- OCEAN BLVD., CDM . Motbel''l pride! Tbls borne was built witb lovl&c care, It ' hal a SUPER VIEW, Old World . flrepllce, a JIJ'dla room wbtelll trb:lp Dature LD- Ilde, a. •do• ldtcbiD w1.tb room tor tbt Wbole flmUyl Plu. . . • bel.aw.l, eepante "bl-lawa" sutte. •••• HARBOR VIEW HILLS Wolber wtU •Jor tbla -· with Oftl tiled poo~ restfbl new ud ...,.lo-wort-lD tttebea.. F111 pr. dniDr IDd IISJ-car• JtM""''PI.a(. Four bedrooms, 2-1./2 batbl, TWO tlrtplaeel aocl a family room: •••• ·CHINA COVE . Fifty step• to reta:Dac beach --belt tor kids and swimmers. Thla choice home baa fresh aprlD(-Y colors, all new tUcbeD IDC1 &A~l1uc:es a.Dd mom can watcb the tmta wbile aht l.a ciMUDg or meDdbl(. A ~teat place for eatertalnlDC. Motber sboald see ttdal ••••••••••••••• 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WE'VE MOVED ..... INTO LARGER QUARTERS TO B E'fTBR SERVE OUR MANY FRI ENDS AND CUS· TOMERS. "ON THE BAY" 115-117 EDGEWATER Near Newport Harbor Yacht Club ••• Two Wilts ~~ pler aDCl flolt •.. Readtly eoonrtect to slDcle tamtly relldeoce. Lot 45 teet wide, 70 feet deep , •• Doable car p..rap wtth eotry trom alley. Two skit yard patio~. Rear IJilit las 1111 deck. Froot UD.It bas fireplace. All ban carpets, drapes, buUt~J.u '~"-plus elec ~ troDic ona, ranpa. refrlcerators --1Delad1nc large inventory ol tulc turDiture. Sold Jmject to any summer reatall. Oae ol tbe f1Dest t1ew locatiODB lD tbe Harbor ad)lceot to BAy Ialand. $235,000 "PrlDefp&ls OOIJ pt..se." INSPECTION IJY APPOINTMENT Phone IIR. LEONARD D. DoBORD or NELSON ROBINSON, Realtors 675-81 20 lllO MAIN ST., B~BOA PENINSULA -------~----------~ --- ---HltL PINCHIN & ASSOC. ROY R. McCARDLE l --NOW AT -- ® 2727 E. Coast Hwy. CORONA DEL MAR . ~· 'S11tt' 675-4392 ~ ···•·••••···-··PRBB PARKING IN RBA.R············•• IlEAL TOll la7729 BECAI.SE HOME ENJOYMENT CAN BE ~NED SuPSTANTIALlY BY BICYCLE ACCIDENTS, THE NE\TfiJCfiT-BEACB COOTA~MESA BOARD OF REALTORS AS A PUBLIC SERVICE, RE CENTLY CONDUCTED FOUR MUCH-NEEDED BICYCLE CUNICS, IN THE CITIES OF CC6TA MESA, NEWPORT BEACH AND IRVINE, RE GLS- TERING BICYCLES AND DlSTRIBUTING CAUFORNIA VEHICLE CODE RULES PER - TAINING TO BICYCLES AND VARIOOO BOOKLETS ON BICYCLE SAFETY, WE ASKE.D THE POLICE AND FlRE DEPARTMENTS OF THESE THREE CITIES FOR THEIR PROFESSIONAL ASSI&TANCE. THEIR SUPPORT WAS SO GREAT THAT WE FELT THAT LETTERS WOULD BE INADEQUATE. SO, HEREIN, WE THANK THEM PUBUCLY! INSTEAD OF UlLD BACK -UP SUPPORT AT THE BICYCLE CLINIC AREAS, THESE DEPARTIIENTS SENT Otrl' A11D DEWONSTRATED HOOK AIID LADDER TRUCKS, POLICE CARS, A 3EARCH AND RESCUE UN'lT, EVEN A HELICOPTER! ALL TO DRAW A'i:'EMTiaf TO THE DtPORTANCE OF BICYCLE SAFETY; ALL TO HELP Ctrr DOWN ON THE INCREASE IN BICYCLE ACCIDENTS. THANKS AGAiN GO TO THESE PUBLIC SPlRITED DEPARTMENT HEAIIil AND THEIR FINE PEIISOIINEL: TO POLICE CHIEFS ROGER NETH OF CCilTA llESA, B. J . GLAVAS OF IIEWPORT BEACH AND DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY PAUL BRADY OF IRVINE : TO FIRE CHIEFS JOHN WARSIIALL OF CCilTA WESA, LEO LOVE OF NEWPORT BEACH, Aim TO CHIEF OF FORESTRY CARL DOWNS, IN ORANGE. ' WB'U BAPPT TO BA~ liED PAIIT OF A PROGRAM THAT STRIBD TROUBLE PREVEIITICII RATIIEJI TRAil TIIOIJm.& CIIIE. FRANK ICINGAARD, CHAIRMAN PUBLIC RELATIOIIS IIEWPOIIT HAR-..CCilT A WIESA BOARD OF RIAL TaiS NewJOrf Hamor• Costa Mesa S..nl of Realtors - ,. - OIIMIIA OIL 11M, CAL TltURSDAY, MAY!, ltH ....,., ••• , •••• 1 .... I~ Comt ..... MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMIS PRESTIGIOUS IIAY~RONT Offered for h t time DDe of Newport's 'i'leSt hom~ w/136' of Bavtront. Spactous' •· •verv luxuf".• Amenitv. Recently remod~ ·eled & d..:orated 04001100. Appl. only - Bob Owens M2-8235. IU17) "PEACEFUL PEARL"_.. SLIP Uxatlon i! a jewel-100' oa Newport Bay. Luxuriou~~: 4 bedroom + antique panelled library w/fin•place. Master suite w/tuperb view & marble fireplace. $385,000. Walter King 644-6200. lt'28) GLAMOROUS LINDA ISLE Ba)iront luxury home. 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, famil y ~m. 2 wet bars, l muter suite w/Cireplace. Pier Cor lg. yacht. 1235,000. C. Schweickert 642-8235. (U30) ... [Irvine I "" ·• --c ·· • "' Dlwr DrliN MI·IUI 114&MnA ..... M4·1H1 Tbls sparldlnc four bedroom borne Is the ONLY POOL HOME for sale today in beautiful Eutbluft. Tbls Ls THE ADDRZSS for coonDience to shoppi.Dc, scllools, churches, beaches and the bl.y, Th.is fiDe borne featur es a lar~te formal d.lni..Dc room (currently used as a family room), a collltry lr.Jtchen, four large bedrooms and fresh paint lns1de and out. All the wood work has been ndooe and much of the pool equipment Is new. The friendly, cooperative owners bave bought a new home and may e•en Include their cat "GR UMP" for some luclr;y buyer! Asldnc S79,800. f.cus .. r te COLWELL P-.pertl•• IB VALLEY REALTY DEA LTO~-Berg Enterprises 3425 E . Coast H ;·a h"'••v Pete /Ja,.,.11 Reaft, Westcliff ENJOY THE LUXURY -ol hardwood floors and space in Ibis lreJ]lell(lous a bedroom home. The cape Cod exterior is enb~ by lush ivy. Ideal back yard for children and pool . Offer«! at $133.0110. Offlcrt o,., Slfvrllrra a s .... .,. PETE BARRffi REALTY ... -·Dr. Ill. IG-5110 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .LI lALII REPORT Sales tbr.CJUgh tbe Multiple Llatlng Service of the Newport Harbor-C011ta • Meu Board of Realtors totalled $82.3 m1111on for tbe ftrllt 4 montha ot 18'r4. TBJB IS MORE THAN A 73% INCREABI: OVER THE SAME PERIOD A YBAR AGO. 2,0411 MY Uattap--,..... proceued, ot wbtch 118% WBU IOLDI 118'1. ot the aale• '!NftC~. uat Jour fr."l 1ritb a RMltor. I I • • • •• • I I I 1.1 I I Irvine Terrace Grot famUy home: 4 bdrms .. Camlly rm .. 21h baths. Some ocean dew from modern kilcheD wltll bri<1JL ooot. Large eo.na lot, with 2 fenced yards. Land included in sales price of ... ~. 1-SANTANELLA TERRACE OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-S associated GALLERY OF HOMES BROKERS REALTORS 2025 W. IAUOA BLVD. 671-lt6l * 1m UliiS nmm * ~** ~-MOVING 1f. ~ "T_ BUT ON DECK T TO SERVE YOU now at 3637 E. COAST HIWAY. SOME SPECIAL SPECIALS A .-dous, spartl1Ac 3 beck~ baJDe, eo~lete wttb tamUy room, 2.-l/2. blths &nlf ,._ shDII to Blr Corea. %19 He~. · ' •• AN R-2 OPPORTUNITY South ol-tbe bigtrny and beach dose •.• 3 bed- room borne oo qu.lt!l street. Room to build your dream home. s.r ftnanctnc on nus 40' lot. ~BOYD r~~ ~ ..... ·-~"'·· * 67S-sno * 3637 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar LlDO waterfront. 3 Bdrm. & lge. fam ily rm., or 5 bdrms .. willt 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spct.:~ tacular \'iew ~ Pier & Ooat. ~li5.000 . WATER FRONT LOT ON LIDO NORD 40':di(L Magnificent 'iew ~ 5250.000 LIDO NORD !i I'IR .. 5 ba. Prize 60 tt. wattrfront lot. Pit'r & fl oat. l3i'5.000. ,_. Cm4h11 '''* ........ a. AI ,..,,,. a Lab. ,..... c.~: Bll.L GRUNDY, Realtor ·I t a i ...... UMe •• atl M,_ 1111,. UTI 1, IU. 67UI61 •••oooo•••••••• Banker SANOI'IPER WITH 1'001. AND View It Spyglau Rldae. 4 -_ J bolhl, z ~ s ..,. ,...,. wltll caatroll. ~rt . All bailt in Kltdleo. Dromalic tbedraJ oelllrrp. ,121,l!GO. NEW LISTING a10 CANYON Drlmotic borne wlllr ·--boom oelllrrp, 4 ......_,., 210 -.. Larp pri- vate yar4 08 eukloooe .,._ ~ pnc. .. "*T• -"··· Ll-ISLE MYJF- c.tom • --. ' --· w-_,__.,.....__,_..-; ""'rr _. zs •• '11 lllilllli-. --BoiMIIntlo-.. 1 ... CCUCIIJtCIAI. ...... , lUI ..... t.rta: ........ ""'" •• I I F? 7 I ,..... ... -w . ...-.._ .. ..,_ • -. ICIRTIIctMD&-· 'JNUMoo\Y,IIAYI,IIl( Ceslly ....... I city. L..ll ei:IUII:-PMEU COIIIIAJIILIMII,~. to ..... II - T-Clllrlol -... -•\ih N ....,...,aiC.C.dlliiU'wu •••• •·-~·•~.-... U • • ....._ tt,.,. taa _. .. .,, --~· c:onrtd. c.-.....,......, 11~ Fridlr ~ 1 ,...... ~~Dee, ,..,. 'hrMr 4111d • 'W'f.• M...,.,n .a..u cUJ tmploJM admlal*&ttN ud protudoa- la OrUp C-Jill lor -I:~::~ 0 Ll1fii!IL\II CllllaCB 0P -II <I II n-t ol lllo-dllf!DJ Ida-· !loW, ,.. IDIJ al _._,will lit ollliiiJI, Uld --1 II·J_-old_ I-·~-~ THE II.UTD, 1900 --·· diJ, lit ooaiiDc lllo -Jtrl -· lilt poU0¥14IIra -"'"tala -• uz -· VI"' 0.., -Ylow IIIII • liAR-TlwOTY I!W'. -· • dOD'! .--1M-alrrollo otiOIIlarc-Ut •• -Larry FrlltiDr will TilT CR1111CH, litO BlUr 81., 1'1111'1 toil -ol ·-· taw 111111-1-.r, . p-..,ia,totlltlowd.P£11110N HITS AT eal>docta...,...--c--•• Tllt __ .,.,._.IIU<III'PH-1 "We'rtiiOI_t_Uit- doot ebar .. a11or S-1« _ .. .., _,....., ' at 10:10 a.m. IMI 8-J· All for lilt 1:10 aad 11 a.m. Sua· elllal Fruit ..,.,.,aact 1111 llalf pardl," ara ur.l._ "aad C-ltdpJamtoTUI'IItl''dla-no;rs;ftl ru.unG' IYOIIIof comm.-'OIU loactl· daJ -will loa .. _ art lrJtas to tr• out 11 elty atllbor lo lilt Dtpartmoot o1 mllltd cbu'•• ot rape Uld •• Wlftt ot Ntwport poU.oemea tbrattd at 7:SO p.m. IUJ te, thy fltbtr ud motMr." Tbe ball trlu to COiftCilJ wltb tbl Labor lD Wulllacroa.. Tbey're perYtntoa art bllplac to cLrciJ&W a pe. * GRACE BIBLE CHURCH, Mea b.J.1b tcllool ctmal ~ Fldtral lMor ltandlrdl Act, ,otAc to matt a raliDC tor 11 Buutto: u • .,... arroted tlUoa ta.t woWd ct•e YOters 5&5 W, lith st •• Colta Mea --wtu 1111 at tbt 7 p.ln. 11n1ce. wb1eb oo-. etreet& ptllUc em-oa wbltbtr or DOt our Ute- lalt October oa. ebups P'owlAc a etw.ACe to require jUdpa to T be RtY. Tbomaa Tyr" will • THE NEWPORT HARBOR ploy.... . pards art c.OYered DOW, or m, out ot b1s relaUOGiblp with jail erlmlnlla wbo repeatedly c.oaUnue bla Mrteaoo ••o.moa .. CHURCH OF REUGIOUS SCI-"We came UDder the profi-U tbeJ come bl with the ftte- tbt llfl whlle abe was a ata-eommJt teloaJet. lsm &Dd emrctRO" at tbelO:SO ENCE, !541 Ctattr St., Coat& alou ot tbe Dt'W'Iy.amellded aer mea aDd pollee aext January." dtotat Tamura achoolln FOWl-"We teet tbe lniH&Un is a .m. SWJday Nl'l'1ct. At 7 p.m. Mea .... "Life ll: tiPI'euloo., on May 1.'' MJI Mr. Iveu, • Ialii Valley wbere he lauclll tmportaat, oot ooty toaea-our be wUI loa -tctar apln on wtn be lilt R ... Etoaaor Jaek-"but we ,. .. eo daJI In whleb JUNK PI,... UP SET FOR last acbool 'year. Tbt arrest bust».Dds are to the )lbs they're the book of Jame1. son's ~ermoo tople at tbe 11 to work out ' tot ot d«alla oa ~ • eame aftor the prl's pareats Ill," Pat COODOUy, wUeolpoUee • NEWPORT MESA CHRIS -a.m. Slllld&J torYiee. bow we will eompl)'. Tbo pro-WEST UPPER BAY AREA allecedlY Jntercepted letters Lt. Wayne C01m0Uy, aid yes-Tl.AN CENTER, lU Z2acl St., • THE NZWPORT UNITY sldeat slpedtbelawlutmooth, Reddtots ot Santa Ana and questioned tbeir dauehter terday, "but beeaue WJ are Costa Mea -· Put~ Georp CHURCH. Utb st. aacl lrYlDe 10 we bavea•t had mueb Ume Helpts aDd eerta.ID West Up .. aboiJt the relatkmshtp Tbe ctrt part of tbe eoclety that's betnr Wood will pr•cb at I :SO IDCI An., Cliff Hana .... Tbe Rev. to adjut ud pt ready tor lt." per Say ar•s will l'tl a chance and her family oow u;e 111 Ari-vtctlmlzed by erimlnall that 11 a .m. Sunday Oil '•Enry Itt-SUM Rtelards wtll preach oa Bulcally, tbe law places oo May 2!5 ud Jtme 1 to get 1001. never see the Inside ot a pri-back ~ aa ~df&DCe," t..HCS oo ,.Mother lot'e" at tO a.m. this pubUc workers UDder tbe ame rld ot big Junk items ttLat nor- Film shows Sailors win NOT E VERYO~'E satled to ED.SeDada last weekend! More than 50 Lido 14 skippers and crews were on land for a A filmed replay ot tbe 100- 5 race regatta a.t Hunttnctoa Harbour for HHYC's anntal yard daF\ llllast Fr iday night's lnvitatlonal series, which Included 3 national and numer-Sunset League track flnalsga'te ous Oeet and dis trict champions of the class. Scott Schock Newport Harbor's hlgb the of Newport Harbor Fleet No, 1, with Georp Hotrtns crew-team title. Jng, Is shoWn above satung the 4,oooth Lido 14 In Us Otncl.als looked at a film of first race series to take a 4th over-all In the tournament the finish, then moved New- of champions reptta invitational tor the .Lido 14 class. port's Vtnee Mulroy trom 4th Past na tional champion Dave tnt man of Balboa placed to 3rd, replacing Loara's Steve rtrst, rouowed by present national champ Pete Jefferson Porter, thus gtvtng Newport a of Mission Bay. J.rgyle Cam pbell of Balboa, an Inter-49-48 win over Loara. collegiate and coftgresslonal cup cha mpion, placed 3rd. The Sailors flnished the track (Beckner photo.) season unbeaten to dual meets, • 11 • • and took their first league tllle Tars sfl m the runmng ~:~~~7WELSH. 37-YEAR Harbor Area hlgll school Santa Ana Valley loss wo"kl RESIDENT, DIES AT 74 baseball teams end their regu- t hrow the Mustangs and Fa!-Harry Welsh, 74, a retired lar seasons thls week and early cons into a Ue for 3rd place civil engineer for the county, next week, aoo Newport Harbor In the tina! standlngs. died May 5 at ltls home at is the only team with a chance Tuesday, Los Alamitos sewed 321 Snug Harbor, CWf Haven . of reaching the CIF playoffs. up the Irvine title With a 4-2 He for merly Uved on Water- The Sailor s were scheduled to win over Costa Mesa on the front Dr to Corona del Mar. meet Loara yesterday after -winner's field . Catcher Dennis He wa~ burled yesterday in noon In Anaheim. They trailed Delany had a hOme run for the Holy sepulchre cemetery tn Loara by 2 tun games aDd were Mustangs. Orange. 1-1/Z games behind Anaheim f ountain Valley bombed Cor-He was born In IIUnots, In the Sunset League race. ona del Mar 15-2 Tuesday. moved to Callfornla 54 years Newport ·oosts Western Fri-Estancia's Steve Morton llad ago, and Uved here for 37 day an er ooon, then goes to 2 hits and scor ed twice as years. He is survived by a son. Huntington 3each next Tuesday the Eagles downed Ma gnolia Terence Welsh of Westcllft, to close the regular season. 6-2. The Eagles could Onish and a daughter , Mrs. Lloyd Irvine Leagueteamswtnwlnd as low as 7th place or as high VIc kery of San Jose. Anotller up their season Fr iday, with as 3rd. son, Rogi!r ofHarbor HlgttlaDds, Magnolia at Corona del Mar , Last Thursday, Newpo rt lost lnternatlonal saJUng champion, Costa Mesa at Founlaln Valley, 2-0 to Anaheim, Corona del died last AprU 12. and Santa Ana Valley at Es-Mar was edged 4-3 by Edison, Ba ltz -Berpron of Costa tancla. A Costa Mesa win and a and Estancia beat Mesa 6-1. Mesa wa s funeral director .. Mother! BEAUTIFUL IN THIS M AGNI FICE N T GOWN OF CH IFFON DRAPED AND GA T HERED IN FIGURE-FLA TTERING POSITIVES CREATED BY MISS ELL I ETTE, $115 A GREAT P ANT S SUIT WIL L T EVERYWHERE _OR COORDI NATE TOPS. SI<I ATS, PANTS AN D JACKETS IN HER BEST COLORS. A sPLASH IN THI S 2-PIECE BIKI NI WITH 'SOF-BRA' H ALTER T O P S22. (I T H A S A MATCHING L ONG DRESS BY DEWEESE MOTf! BRS COM E!. IN ALL SH A.P P.S ' AND SIZBS~··WE!. HA VP. A SE!.L· ECTION OF ~PPROPRI~TE WE!.A.RABL f!S POR BACH OP TH E!.M son." Acts 5:1 to '7:60. Tbe ReY. aDd SUDday, motber's day. rules trll.t blve appUed to ct-mally are not picked it) byg:tr- Tbe lnlttative petttton seekS Mrs. Wayne Cacle, mtssiOQI.f -vU1an bullDesMs alnce 19S8, bate truc.ka. to tat.e away a Judce'sautborlty les to the Mar.ahall lllude-FARM LABOR STRIFE said Ur.Iveu. These !Delude Tbat'a when the county road 1to grant probllUon In certain Mfcronesla, will sptilf~i:t 6' TOPTC AT kEEnNG ~ maadatory 150 per ceot~ot bue departmeot will bold Its aMtal eases. p.m. They served 3-1/2 years , pay tor all overtime ot more "Junk days" tor residents-of Wives wUl have petltlon at Ma j!D'o and will co ned to Tbe Cautorllla farm labor than 8 bo11r1 diJly or 40 hours unincorporated coamty areas. booths from 9 to 5 Saturday at Indonesia. strUe will be dlseUIIed at 7:30 weekly .... the tradittor..l ''time Old refrlprators, washing Rlcl'ard's U do Market and at • ST. MI.RK PRESBYTER-p.m. Tuelday, May 14, at the and a halt tor oYerUme." machines, mattres~sandotber z toeatlons LD Newport 'center. IAN CHURCH, 2100 Ma.r VIsta, First United Methodist Church, Mr. Ivens estimates that tbe llama will be picked up at oo Petitions may also be algned East Bluff ~-"The fullness 420 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. federal rules will cost city cost. can 834 .. !492 and gtve by any rectstered voter at the love" wtll be the sermoa St. Joachim Roman Catholic taJI)ayers about $100,000 utra the r011d department truck dis- pollee headqtarters to City of the Uc-Church Is co-sponaor tor the ID ann~l periODDtl costa. patcher your address and what Hall. Not &U art UemiJOu want plead up. PRESIDENT NIX WRITE.S I'm kind of proud of my letter from President Nixon, and I'm cer- tainly proud of the President who wrote it. The first time he went on TV after the Watergate mess was first uncovered, he promised to fire any- body connected with wrongdoing. He did. He also said he would take re- sponsibility for the foolish actions of his '!Wderlings. He has done that. Never 'before in history has any president made public his most pri- vate conversation with mem'bers of his personal staff. Nobody should Dear M r , Forgit: A pr il 29 • 1 974 All the b Words of een r ecei . encour a have be V:i ng in the Bement 1 hav 1 en deepJ P<l at few e arn J)artj 1 Y h earten · months au c u arl y l ng to PPort of co g r a teful f me, and Who a r n cerned . or the ata of ou e so ActiveJ . CJtizena like Urich r .Na tion Y LnvoJved 1 You • n the if 1 a air a "'•• pJ tj ease d t sernent o •ee th y You p l e newap o ur continuj aced ~-this a per adver . that tlti a J\cfrn ng trust reaifb· ~l'ea aion of &reat Boals a~ll1 a tration can rna ~y faith Americ achteve th With rn a na seek. e Bener o: Per aonaJ s •uPPDrt, appr eciati on lor tour have to do this, but our President had to do it to show that he is not personally to blame for the mess that has 'befallen his administration. He got us out of Vietnam, he's getting us out of the energy crunch, and he'll steer the ship of state safely through the rocks and shoals that are now endangering it. One reason for our current energy crisis is a long-standing foreign policy that the President inherited. The strong, wealthy Zionist lobby in this countQ'~ has persuaded national policymakers that anything Israel does is okay, even if it includes invading other countries and taking over their land. Over the years, our blind determination to support Israel, come hell or high water, has gotten us into quite a bind with the Arab countries. It resulted in our oil supply 'being threatened. After all, there's nothing that says the Arabs MUST sell their oil to us. The President's emissary, Mr. Kissinger, is now patching up the damage done by our Zionist state department. Eventually, we will have the good sense to stay neutral in such stupid wars as the Arab-Israeli mess. When you 'bet on the wrong horse, you lose. And we shouldn't even have been 'betting. • • • • • Down at the store, it's a safe bet you will get your money's worth in high quality American merchandise., P. S. We've also got a petition at the store you might like to sign. It calls for a state law forbidding weak-headed judges from giving pro- bation to convicted felons who keep robbing and s hooting at people. AL F9RGIT ••