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Home My WebLink About1974-07-18 - Newport Harbor Ensign' I ' NEWPORT BEACH JOe THE OffiCIAL NfWIIi'lU'ER OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BE~1Q1 1~~~~~~~~ 'h...d. TMI .,,.CIAL .IWII'UII OP '""' NEWI'OIT liAIJOR '"• .,.., o• .. .,.,.y au01 . JOe COSTA MESA em- Bridge plan, 17 to 20 ft., presented ing rule old-fashioned? How :OOg lbOuld a policeman's hair, mustache and 11deburns be? Newport Beacb Pollee Chief J&mu Glans bas ODe oplnion OD tbe sabjeet, and a few of lrls Jowacer pollcemen eYidently dts - ICJ'M. Tbe result may be a compromise. we have only been lno!Yed In salary DegotlaUons and things Uke that. We've never handled crtevances ... The Issue popped ._, last week when a co..,le otpoUcemeoaslted the association to seek more Ub- eral tlalr rules. Now, Ctllet Glavas Urn lts sldeburn lenKtb to the bottom of the ear open.tnc. aM Insists that rr:ustacbes muat not be wkkr than the mouth. Flair must oot co ver the ears or the collar. FASTEST WOMAN (on her feet, that Is ) In last Saturday's Newport Harbor E1chll.nge Club Road Race In OoYer Shores waa Pam Jewell, 20, ot Ca rsoo, getting bet trophy hue from the Exchange ClUb's Bill Batllle. Pam ran 3.4 miles 1n ZO minutes, 14 seconds. (Ensign photo,) LOU SCHAG OF CDM DIES A brldce betweD 17 aJXI Z0 teet hleb wm replace tbe car. rent Coast Hwy. croulDC O'fwt Newport Bay, tf city Plana1DC eommlsslooers IllY& tbelr way. The Commtasloft seat tblt recommeodatioa, •loGe wttb several otbers, to tbe Cttr Council, wblcb wUJ eoa.slder the bridge destp at aa Auc. tz bearing. The cttJ'• oftlclal desires will. be lDclucled tD the pubUc 11estrn heari.Dp to bl held later this year bJ stat. btctnrar eogloeen, wbo are e.rpected to destp aDd build the new brlcl"' sometime with- In the Dtzl z lo 3 years. Revtewln( reeommeDdaUona made by a citizens brldpcom- mlttee, pla.nn1ng commission- ers last Thurlday alao made tbe following recommenda- Uou: • SIX LANES, plus a tree right turn onto llld from Dover Dr. • BAY SHORES lnlersecUoo on busy Coast Hwy. should re- main, but re.f:1eslcned to allow better trame now. • BICYCUSTS aDd pedes· triaDs sbould bue paths sep- arate from veblcle tnmc. • NO HIGH-LEVEL lnter- chanp at Oonr Dr . ' Tbe recommeodatloos came BASEBALL NIGHT at Dod:pr Stadium, planned for some- time to Aurust lor members of the Newport Harbor- Costa Mea Board of Realtors, gets board president CbuUe Brown --former baseball player --lD tbe sw\nf of thlnp. Catc her 1s hospltaUty chalrmao Gt.nny Cleek aDd otct Colvin ls umpire. A date will be picked sooo tor the ann•l trip to Dodgertown, (Realty Board photo.) •• If there Is a strooc feellng tor It, we may mate afew cha.Dg- ••·" Cblef Gluu told the Ensign this week. Just how stronc tbe feellng Is wJU be known early next week when results ot a poll being ·~;~~>Dby the local pollee a Is tabulated. Detective Jim Carson, pre. stdent ot the associaUon which represents police officers here, said tlls members are balloting tbls weell: on Whether or oot the association should pt Involved in the llllry Issue, "It would be something new tor us," be admits. "In the past, WATER POLO DIN PROTESTED after Commllslooers ba"Md Neipt)orboOd complaint~ tbat ferees• whittles blowinc as lat. over bl'idce btJ.cbt. Tbl tlU-waterpO~pllJerauttooDOlaJ as 11_~.m.'' ... ._.._1M~ M ...,._ 1WJ Pll71ll&tlt JltMSat Ar ... Paner._ .. lt. IIEIUSL•MN<D;, -4111 betglat r.eeommeDdi.Uoai, The Newport Harta' W&fl -=llool Jam .. , •td CM DOt• tOme. Mr. aiilfllrt.. Giar11 .,..._.. pre•llt tlpi.D II l S.S tNt abO'ft han proql(td Newport Beaeh Umes goal OD 111Ul mldD.ICbt. pr ollntae TernJt, a per- mean tlleb tide. pukl, belcbts aDd recreattoo Mrs, Georce Oelters, 609 st • .nor•• ~eholar lfl.dtate ot Cor. Commtas1ooer Hall Seely dlredor Calrtn Stewart to warn James, told pollee she ts•a ona del Mar hl&fl school, trill waoted~: t!tfoeet1 ~&h, team cc:aebe• that unless thlngs diabetic and her rest hll been attend Prlnceton Untnrs!tythls a:.:r nd tb Cha be gf ~ er-quiet down, the games may be disturbec:l by the late nllflt fall wtth a pre. law major. :ie e a e m 10 om-re-scheduled. games, won academic athletic awards merce. After several complaints aU 4 years of tll&fl school, re. Commissioner Wllllam Agee M k I h d 1 wanted the betm.t Umlt to be wen received by the pollee e ee ea s ee ved the top award of Sea "" department, Mr. Stewart called King of the year, ns captain 1 ?.3, about tbe same a.s other a meeting or cc:acbes tn the and most valuable player on brldps built by the state In Newport.Irvtne.Mesa teams. Plaza Assn both the track aod eross similar areas. The recreation department • coWitry teams, aDd holds NeUber proposal could ret co. sponsors tbe summer league tbe school mile r ecord at a majority. Last week's reslg-aDd arrances tor liSe of the steve Mekeel of Deslp Gal -4:18.9. He recetv~ tbe Newport natJon of Joseph Rosener left pool at Harbor lllgh. lery was elected president ot JunJor Cbamber sc.bola:rshlp the commission wUb oaly 8 "We told them tbey would the Desi gn Plata Merctw.Dts and Newport ·Elks most valua- members, maktDr a majority hue to kDoct of1 all ampU. Assn. at the ftrst formal meet-ble student award. "We had even stricter regula. lions, but we modilled them some time back," says Ctllet Glan.s. "If the leeUng Is very strong that they be mod1fled ap.ln, 1 suppose we wiU do so. r·rn always ready to Usten to the man out oo the street. ·• How will the poUcemen on the street vote on haircuts? "I wouldn 't halard a guess," said Detective Carson. He did say, however, that be belleves "more than Just a COI.C)le" of local cops want to wear kloger h&lr. "Wben our otflcers join the force, they're aware of the halt regulations," reminds Cblef Glava.s, "and they reallze that the pollee department must set Itself apart, somewhat, trom the commllllty, "The •bole thing," be admits, ,"gets a Uttle tiresome," $30,000 RING IS MISSING A $30,000 sapphire and 41a. moM ring Is mtsstoe: ftom a Harbor Htgtllands bousewtte's dreutac room. Newport Pollee detectbe ............... ,......, .. poUce reeetnd a r..-t oa tbe mt.utar rlne Jaly z, bat faUed to release lntormatloa about tbe ring earlier, because of clrcumstances surro und i n g thelr lnvesUpUon. According to the pollee report, ReoonRodde,l014Mar. tnars Dr ., last saw the r ln( In a small bo1 In the poeket of her bathrobe In ber dressing room closet on June 2?. When she looked again July 1, Mrs. Radde said the boJ: was 1n the pocket but tbe cold rLD&. llrith Its 28 cant s:apptrlre sur. rounded by 54 d1amoods, was mlsslnf. toUCher to come by. After sev. lied noise alter 10 p.m., or \ng held In early July. eralsput votes, tD which Com -we will put 1 10 o'cloc.k cur. EUnor Bowie ot Sli:Uiets was mlulooers Seely and Heather few 00 tbe pmes," Mr. Stew-elected rice-president; £d taYOred a hlgtl brldct, Mr. Agee art .saJd yesterday, Smyth ot Muldooo's restaurant waated a low brldp, aDd Com-Ireoe Koehler, 7l4 st. James elected Secretary, and Walter mlalooers James Parter lnd Rd., curt Haven. 008 of the Douglas, one of thedeslpplu.a Don Beckley appeared to favor residents who complained to bulldlna owners, treanrer. CDM ASSN . TO DECIDE ON MEMBERSHIP BOUNDARY somethllc 1D-~n. Com . pollee saJ.d there Is "loud Other me mbers ot the board A declslon on membership which would' require that 10 mlsdoDtr BectJey toii.DPJ'oval screa:nlDc. sbout1n and re-of directors are Sbaroo K.ootb boundaries tops a Ust ot sug-per cent of membershtp be tor tht 17-ZO kl•. · 1 of J. P, H. Enterprises, Alu guted changes to the bylaws present to vote at tbt aruual Mekae of Elepoce In Time, of the Cororaa del Mar Civic eleeUoo. aDd Fern Cooper ot Cannell Assn. (C DMCAl Members are • Deftnltlon ot the 11ut1es and Chatftn. votlnr this week on that aM 10 of oftlcers. Mr. Mekeel, ooe ol the nrst other changes aM addiHons • Ann-.1 me.ttna: would be ·--4 • • • -~ :u OLDEST AND YOUNGEST W"lnner s of last week's 2od arunal Ezchang!: Club of Newport Harbor roal1 ra.ce cool off together alter last Saturday's run. Chick Da hlstPn, 63, Of Los Angeles won the 60-aDd-onr competlUon. ftnlshtng t he 10.2.mlle run in 7Z mlnutes, 21 seconds. Sean Sc ully, 10, of Palos Verdes, won the 10-and -undf'r race, going 3.4 miles In 21.11. More than 250 runners from throughout Solthern CaWornia ran the race, which began at Mariner's Pa rk and ctrclel1 the Dover Shores area. (Ensllfl photo.) YOUNG AND OLD COMPETE IN EXCHANGE ROAD RACE Yore tha..a 2SO rWlOers ran a lO.Z.mlle course around Dover Shor es last Saturday ln the 2od annual Exchange C hj) of Nelfport P.arbor road n ee. Tbe wtnneu ranpd Ln ace rrom 10 to u . WIDfter or tbe top .. ar, tbe men's open run, wu Bol> Waf. lace, whO nntshed i.n 51 min - utes and 22 secoods to ed~t out Lou-a blefl school Inter . na tiona 1 r liDDing star Ra lpb Serna, who came In at 52 mtn. utes flat. Women 's open winDer was Pam Jewell, 20, of Carson, who n n the 3.4woman'scourse In 20.14 . Oldest wi nner, ln the over - 60 category, was Chick OabJ. sten, 63, a for mer tromboni st wtth the Paul \~'hltemanorches. tra. He travelled the 10.2 miles in 72 minutes, 21 seconds. He is oow a priva te invesUptor In Los Aneeles. Youn gest llrinner , Sean Scully, 10, of Pa los '/erdes, ran 3.4 miles ln just over 21 mln utes, to ~ke the IO.aOO .under Ulle. Other winners: MEN (10.2 miles) The 35.33 age group .. Or- ville Atkin s, 58:38, l g!:S 40.44 .• Gil Per er.. 62:29; ages 45.49 --Sam Nicholson, 62 :53; a,ea 50.54 -. Lloyd Giddings, 63:08; 55 -59 age group --John Gar cla, 67:04, WOM E~ (3.4 mfles ) Zl :56; 13.14 -· another of me Jewell sisters, Laurie, 20:16; 11-12 -· SIM! Loeschn.lga, 25:40; 10 alll:llmder .. TerrlanDeTopp, 26 :1 ?, Scotty Ooo&ld, a track coach at Newpal't Harbor blO .ebOol, was nee sb.tisUclan. WfDDU's of tbe men's events In the 35-39, 40.f.4 and 45.49 a ge IUQI4>5, are all membt>r s of the Lls Angeles SenJors Track Club . The race course ran 3.4 miles, startingatMarlner 's Park and ctrcUng tbe Dover Shores area. AduH men ran 3 laps. All troptlle5 were furnished by the Escbange Cl ub of New. port Harbor, and presente<! by club president Dick HOOge or Harbor View Homes. Lou Sctlag, 61, of 320 Poppy, Corona del Mar, wbo dled Tburs. day at Hoag bof;pltal, IFill be burled Friday In PacUte Vtew memorial park, Harbor VIew Hllls. Services wt ll be conducted at 10 a.m. at Christ Lutheran Church In Costa Mesa by the R:ev . R. H. Kalthoff. Mrs. Schag Is survived by her husband, Ernest J. Schag Sr., a retired maintenance tUreetor for Disneyland; Z sons, Ernest Jr. of Newport Beach and J\ooald of Orange; her mother, Et1oa Oswald of Corona del Mar; a sister , Mar)orle Dale of Va..a Nuys, and gnDdctlildren John, Cathy, I..aurie, Karen, Tracy and Michael. Mr s. Schag was born in Ar izona . She had Uve11locallyfor 18 years. She was former art director of the state congress ol Parents and Teachers Associations, and r ecently attended a Soth annl. versary class reunion ot Lincoln high school in Los Angeles. NOW AT FORT LEWIS Ar my private Phillip A. Rob- erts, 19, son of Mr. anl1 Mr s. Mason P. Roberts, 6 78 Gover . nor St., <;:o sta Mesa, Is assigned to the 593rd SIQ)Ol1 Gro~. Ft. Lewis, Wash. He Is a truck drl ver in the 513tb T ranapor • ~Uon Comp:&ny of the gro~·s 8otb Ordnance Batta.Uoo.. Lido setback ruling due A hearlD« Is sebeduled today, J uly 18, in Sa..,erior Court Ill Santa Ana in the case of a Lido Isle house that Jts oelgtlbors say sticks out too tar Into the street. T. E. Beehan, who Uns Dell door to tM bouse being built by Warmington Brothers con. structlon n.rm at Z2J VIa Genoa, says tbe Island's comm Wlfty as. soc.tatioo requires that houses bf' set back 6 feet from the street, and that the War mlne- ton house sets be ck oaly 4 feet. He obtained a court Injunction halting construction.· Monday, Jtxtge Wart Soden r uled ag:a.lnst the LidolsleCom - munity Assn. {UC A). T11e U CA, co-defendants ••lth Warmtncton 1n a suit tllel1 by Mr. Beehan, sought a court ruUng that Mr. Beeba.n wou~ have to pay LIC A's court costs. UCA also wanted Judge Soden to r ule tha.t th(> association Is oot leQliY required to enforce Its i'leed res trtctlons. J udge SOOen ruled aplnst LICA In both cases. FORGIT SAYS HE'LL RUN FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR Design Plata tennants,hasbeen suggested by the grcq )'s boarl1 chanced to Ottober, lastet.l1 ot Instrumental ln fbrmtnr the of director s. September, to noid eon!Uct Merehants Assn. A newsletter to the member-with the busy scbool-opening Monttuy meetingsoftheasso-sbtp ftom CDMCA presll1ent period. ThE' 35 .aOO -over gr~ .. LuAnne Krallck, 23 :5~. Builder Bob Warmtn..t ..... ··SCOT7Y " DONALD, Ne_. ·~.....,, .....,a. c laims he didn't know of the Harbor hlgtt cross.country coacb dee<! r estrlcUon 011 settacks aoo a.n om clJ.l at Jut SatlU'-until he had almoslltnis~ the day's Newport Harbor Et:chanee bouse, olnd that the city 's plan. Club road race ln Do-.er Shores,, Din, rlepartmenl okayed tds tabulates race r esults In bls AI Forctt. an old poUtleal Pn voters a cb&DcelDNOYem-claUon u e planned, aDd cqm-Paul Hummel includes a ballot • Eltabllsllment ot 4 board warborN to Ne11'p(Wt Beach, ber to elect a suceeseot to mlttees will be appoloted at the to be narked and returned. members ud 10 per cent of aDrX)QCed Jesterda.y be wtll Mr • Cupers. Democrats ln an nut meetln(. Members are uked to de · member~ as a quorum. SM:k o. 5tb otatrtet CouDty Assembly committee tan bee.J ctde U they want membership • Pror.edure tor amendln«: BOYS (3.4 mlles) s~m..ors Mit left ncaot aceused ot dela)1Dc the bill, LILA J4AY TATE OF CM bocmdarles to locludeallareas bylawl, with the di~~J~PtUaDCe at eea lo the hope Mr. 8J'own will be IS DE •p • T AGE OF 70 serYed by the Corona del Mar The oetrslttter notes that the ot Lido llle'l RoDald Cupera. elected IO,.rDOt a.nd eel a I\ I\ post otllce, or just "old" U &nntal dues are diM! now. 17 -18 -· E11 Surman, 1?:10; \3 .14 --Joe Gomet , t i :S3; l\.12 •. Tim Goss, ZZ:\6. GIRlS (3.4 miles ) 17-18 --Kathy JeweU(stster of open w!Mer Pam Jewell), 20:15. 15.16 ·-Zayda Cbooc, "omce•· 11urlnc the race. Scotty plaDS. , "U we bl'ft an tleetJoa lD cba.DcetoappoUital"*"'lsor. Services will be beld at Corooa del Mar. One choice except tor people no joloed lfOYtmber to ftll tbt n.eucy Lalt week, tbe OnDce Cow:~ty 2 p.m. tbls Frtdartn Bell-wOUld lDc:lude Harbor Vie• 1n April, lll&J or J ... bad to noure out t .. order or GRI DOER WILL TALK ON !lnlsh lor more than 250 run-CH Rl STI AN ATHLETES oers. (Ensten pboto,) Pr o football player Rod Sher tflan or the L.o.i Anples Ra ms will talk oo tbe Fellow- stllp of Christian Athletes at nert T~Jesday's looeheon mtft. tnc ot the Newport Center KJ. wanis Club. "I'll raa," be told tat Eu:ta:L Ctatral Committee ol tbe Broadw'}' eblpel, Costa Mesa, HOI•, 5\1fclass Hill, Corona A meettDc wUJ be scbel1uJed NOISE LAW CONSIDERED Mr, Forctt, ..,., 1.11 bll ..,. Dtmoera~c .Partx r~ to tor Ull: May Tate, 70, wbo Hleblalll:ls, Cameo Htgbl&nds , for som.Umt dWI.Dc tbt sum- uue1. N"ed a term 00 tbt take a., aetloe OD attempt. to died ye~erday at ber borne ShoH Cwts, Cameo Shores mer, Mr. Hummel Sl)'l. Newport Beaeb City CoiDel1 1M tbt btll tbrOIIIb tbt lllte at 2370 Onn&e~ Costa Mea, and lrYlot Ternce. The other Mr. Rummtl atd Jesterday A new noise ordlnuce for because the d.ty doea't have 1D tM ltta., 1111 tu bNa Jtclllltwe, Tbt ~·a She 01t1ve ol Oklahoma. choice WOUld take in u area tbat Newport pukl dlreetDr Newport Betoeh, which woukl jurl.:llcUoa 1D tbo8e areas, Mr. aettft 1a local poUUcd::Jr...., poll lt a ~ o«aee. aDd tbe state 54 years. roucttlJ bcMIDdtd by Flftb An .• Cai'YID .st.wart baa promt.d lJrlolve meuurtae sounds aDd Cowell ald. y.ara. He 1aJ -.11 .....a... Mr. Forlft aid bt would the Yeatt k»cally, Oe.__. BlYd., AYOC&do Ave. aDd actloa 1D nplact.ac 11\J.ulnc entorctnc Umits, w111 be t OD· Lt. Wa)'Dt CocmoUy, ad.tutant atlb a b1l Cllltn.l Mnpart ••• WS ...-k <>r.p, MM1ces ooochx:ted Buet CuUJ. pukwi.J' tr"' ak:JacCout Hwy. stdered toatgtlt, July ta, bf to Cblet Gtan.s, said • memo Wdwut .eore tD u. ElideD trW. tiM ......, JJIIUfllbiDc: by tM Paul FerpiOD.. OUter ACPitld chut.ps ud n. UIOCiatloD. prestdeat city p:anntng commlsslootrs from the chlet to the pl&nnlng &Dd atMr Pll*l, m IMtJUdM boat Wd nportec:IJJ J.uoiHd burial bt 1D Harbor Rtlt addWOM IDeludt: urcM protpeet~ ... an mem-when they meet at City Hall at departmtat ''objects prtmully Ida rinl. polltlcl 1D aD •• ac~ bat lilt be Colta Mea. • Flacal Jt&r btlfMiDI July bert to _. $S to CmiCA 7:S0 to U. pt'teedeDt ttllt WOCUd be 1118 ..tit, Pte. 10tt a c~ tJPtCII: 110 ntw. "ID 1 welk lDciO IOU Her. 1, lutead at Oct. 1, in order at Ba Sll, eorc. del Mar City Pollee Chlet Jam's set U •• 1tart meuurlle oots- tilca. net 1:1r CttJ eo.ctl or two to ctiiUtlll t111t 0..0. IDU aDd dlapter to ..-rate ftscal Ud t\o'CUOD-IWS to )oiL Gtawas OCJPOdlofS tat prapollld es. TIUJ COIIllllfiKQCiecomplu tD A1111J, ,._ .. tried to ~ cnta 11111 Kr, 11roft, ud .. lluJO all ol COtta Me-. )'tar acth'ittM. • ordlaaoee because bt teu1 the U *IIPUed to ertmllal cases. •· -IVWIIIBoo•d._a. u ... _,.Ill& ... .-. .. aad 4 • DoH-tlaaoee -•-LONG TlME BALBO AN mt step could require 110t101 Mr. Conll Aid 1101oo d .... - llr. c_.--Ia LITTER 1-o,......,. llld otblr ••-AGNES WOL D IS DEAD to be moasowld • ...., u ... 1101, IIICb •• a -1111!-loud J-to a ___. 4-.JIII ... P~MN, wtUI tM IDt:mberlll.lp A .._ ......... wu belli .ouDd ls tnwl'fed m a crtmiMI a1r coadttto.r « mmmJDc u a .,.&&f'mr. "nil ... dlctdl-r tat IJDCMIII: ol RM. T...-, U Ow LadJ t/1 Mo.t cue. sucb u d:l..llhnllt( tM pool ~ motor, W'Oilld be ...... -'ars•r ... IIIII ~ Ia Jlllal IP --CorniiiJ, -oro $3 u -c .... t~eCWellaBol-pooeo 0< ettlllo( a peHc •-ld tor tloO pr.,.od low. ~ ot -1111 -.,. Ia ll...,..t, Ill' t1o0 ---maldiiC 11M aaQy. boo lar ~ L Wokl, 71• aiiiAJICt, "RS. .,...., 'I" •RO-L ...... 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A-*'ons ... 11119.ar7 sbowl tbal litis brutal, nrttlm, ealculahd 1181..,.... ,.an filii)' ,._... liD ISla "--aad the Brililb, ,.. .... Oermaaa bad ., desire to be bla!DIPd ,.. en-Ills)' did au..:•..,.•• •• , •• .............. } O.,-.II.M!,,_, ..... .,.., ......... ! a.,_,.....,,,... ...... ·••o•••oo••• o•••Ooo•..,.• . ~~.. . .e., ~ -11¥ ARVO E. H.UPA, OWftlf IOd publlslltf of lit Eosf .. •OOQoo ... ooooo~o••••• • OUR NUMBER ONE PROBLEM Perhaps this will succeed' In getting the attention of the unconcerned citizens: "Without Inflation, It Is a safe bet that the world would never have heard of Adolph Hitler." These are the opening words of an editorial In the San Gabriel Valley Tri- bune, and the editor went on to relate how the German people turned to Hitler to restore the power and prestige of Germany after the ruinous run-away In- flation following World War I. • We are now approaching that run-away stage of Inflation here in the United States, and finally Americans in all walks of lUe are realizing that we are in deep trouble. The Gallup Poll makes it ofilclal by announcing that inflation is now con- sidered our No. 1 problem. There is a bright spot In this dismal picture, and that is that each of us can do something toward solving the crisis. The first step is sell discipline: Take the pledge not to go pleading for tax monies to finance some pet project. t.tilca' jota a PI'188UJ'e group to request ~-rut frOm the City Council, or from Sacramento, or from Washington. • Right here at home, the Ne~ort Harbor Chamber of Commerce can set a civic example by retracting Its request for a tax subsidy for its tourist bureau, The City Councils of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa can electrify communities through- out the nation by announcing that, In the public Interest and for national survival, no more 0 revenue sharing~' funds will be accepted from our nearly bankrupt U. S. treasury. Our Newport Mesa school board can set a similar standard of responsi- bility for trustees all over the nation by not requesting or accepting any more federal aid funds for local education programs. These suggestions are all aimed at the root cause of inflation: federal deficit spending. The classic definition of Infla- tion is "too much money chasing too few goods." Our national debt of almost a HALF TRILLION dollars means that about $500 billion in phony money has been pumped into our national economy by the printing press method. President Nixon, announcing a program to curb lnflatlon last week, acknowledged federal spend- ing to be the prime cause. Treasury Secretary William Simon put it this way: "We must curb federal spending, curb our deficits and move toward a ~ce In the government budget. It is federal spending that has gotten us Into this problem." And now back to you: It's your problem and my problem, and webothcandosome- tbing about it. Let's make our November Toting an anti-Inflation effort. Aa the San Gabriel Valley Tribune editorial ad- mooiahed: "Make sure that tbe men we Mild to Washington In November' a ballot- tlmc are close-ft.ted with tbe American doll•r.'' One Important declaloo comea qutckl' to mind: Our hlch-apeildlnc u. s . •• •• wbo Ia up for re-electtoo =-t 118 • .u.d., Alan Cl'11118t01l, DOW 811HBC ... 810151111 term, te rUed 811MJ111 tile -, ···-ill tile ·--· Ill ta-• ... • • ., ......... to 8piRJCI. L8l · -• .f'GIIr fllltl-fallattoD aalde ,. .. vt".. . .,_ ...,. ....... ,.. 40 mlloa -tbe rolliai-)Sids to ...... "tbe llaJ v?l?ap of Khslp -elood." Some 11 ',.... •• lbe Oermaaa ....... 1. "''::1 n, lDcll!d?DI 715 dlilchD, IIIIo a """' ..J II a8ra. 'l1laai DOt burDed to dselb wwe _.,._ •• +lien 121e7 lrled to-.pe. fa aD, aJ viDSIIIID lld81"111Gn .... rued ""ISle ~ . ...._.could lilt_.. ... f'tlselrcl •• ...,. could DOt be UlldsntoaiS. So=· Wwial lbat lltaiiD'a ~tqehi's W aad im· prlaoNd lbaCNSIII of ISla . olllo El~, enUd fGr lbllr nlnnn. ?t -.11? ·be n PStfect iltpedloGIID ISla bettie tor-e Pelabd. 8ta11D reported that ISle allloers halt bella lniprlooaed iD Siberia; It would tske time to brinll lbem back. That utime" never came. --·It -Hen-IIDown, the)'..., ...... " 1belr "'"" But the lnllb .... .._...,..,, aad the w..-ld waa told that the GCaWta ba4 llauebtered tbe Pollab officen -an ontlmaeea 11,000 of tbml. ADd ily lbe way, -of tMM wilo lmew all about It but -arid ao, wan _. Seo. Alan ~. tJ.l • functlcmary of the office of War lnformatlorl. True, lblo II a tarible aad laTitYIDIJ bit of .....,.. ?t II .,_t f .. IOII&L But liDce It wiD DOt be fcqatlal, Jet .. rtlllelllber It aD. ' Bef..., tbe matter eame to a bead; tbe Ger· m.,. rolled beet -Polaad, aMI iD tbe Katyn Foreot !bey (0111111 tbe Puliob bmcen. 'lbey were deed -murder~by tile R!Mi•M. Americ:an aad Brltl.ob medical omctrn "'" ealled !rpm po;--of war .. mpoto vlalt the llflal.y lite. 'lbere, in treDches AIDOrl8t ISle pines, lbele medlc:al ml!ll (0111111 lbe7 Pou.b offlc:en, lbeiJ; baDdo boUDd behind lbem In the traditional Communlat executioll .pose, and ldlled by a linlle shot iD tbe beet of the bead. bowed bla bead aad tbe .... book, aad 'l1tere wu renl= wt.e Mr. ·N~zoo therewumcre atKatyn, .._.Pollslr U lbere II a IIJnU: iD ISle Scwiet UDicm 1bere ilcme aloo iD PGiand. ADdU lbere ila KJWtyn iD tbe Soviet Unloa, · lbere Ia aloo a Katyn iD Pllland. f.-Jam died at tbe baDdo of tbe R•Minn tyranta. 'lbey may 7flllle, of c:oune, that lltln II a new breed -1 R•al•rw, but we mlllt recall that Poland ,. allll DOt free-not after 'the mooWIII!IItalaacrifice ily the Poles, ISle Brllilb, lbe Amerleana, lbe Frenc:b, and u.o..anda of other aWes. , ADd Polaad DOW Ia part of ISle Soviet Uaim. Althoo..,. ISle Brltl.ob olfielally WODt to war to "rentorel'olaad", aadweWODiaioal wilb lbem after Pearl Harbor, PolaJid bu DOt bella reetored. 1booe palrlola, men, W<MIIIIl, aad cbiJclrm of Po!aad'a MID8k ... PolaDd'a Katyn bave died in vain. Mr. Nlzoo would bave bella wlae to bave avoided lbe vlalt, lot II bu opened Diari.. and letters fOIIIIII m ISle bodies revealed that tbe Ruuia111 -ISle Ruulans, not Please remember, Mr. Preoldellt, thnt u- trustillll Polish offieen believed ISle R•aiRDI when lbey were led off to be murdered. '!bey thought they were going home. The Birch ~og . The Richardson Report FICT!:"s="'"'E Aggres s1o n, Accord1n g To U.N. a, sENATOR H. 1.. RICIWIIJIION CR-Atc:adla) . STATEMENT lly John F. McMIInlls &/mont, MIUIIlchuum -After twenty-four yean of wranaJ.ing, 'the United Nitions hu fmally produced a deflt.ition of agpession. This means, of course, that sinoe its founding, the world organiption has been operatinz without any agreemeAt on precisely what it is that the U.N. is supposed to prevent -or, perhaps more accurately , what its supporters claim that it is designed to prevent . In 1952, the General Assembly set up a 1 5-member committee to formubte a defini-' tion, but it could reach no decision. A second committee, established in 1954, did not meet until 1956. Its attempts to define agression produced nothing. The General Assembly gave birth to a third committee in 1957. Incredibly, this group was charJed merely with the task of determinina when the Assembly should "contlder again the question of defining agg1ession." It met four times in the next ten years and reached no cMc:iaion. ..,. ,~ .. P •· • Perhaps• embarra..nem forced the U.N .'s hand, beciuae in 1967, 1 foU'rth group called the Committee on the Question of Def111ing Agression came into being. At its recently concJuded seventh annual session , this 35· member body finally produced the follow- ing : Aauuion i.r the u~ of armed force by a State against the sot~erriprty, terri- torid intqrity or politbll independence of another Stille, or in any oth~r manner inconsi.rtent with the Charter of the United. Nationz, a.r ~~ out in thiJ d~fo nition.. Before any U.N. fans offer a "better late than never" defense of such a fantastic exercise in diplomatic foot-draging. let us hasten to add that Article Two o f this definition takes it all back . Article Two says that the Secw-ity CounCil may determ;ne that an act of agres- •on which fits the aboYe defmition is not reaDy an act of a*'ession after all if the General Assembly 10 •etermines "in the light of other relennt circunbtances." In other wOJds, Tbe tollawl.Diper_,uedo-Wba.t U abort1oo oa clem&Dd this flct.Eventbeeourtsrecor· 1DC buslDell u: SQatb Cout agression is -or is not -whatever the U.N. bad been In effect durin( tbe D.l&e tbts La a blcklaDded WI)', Uedic&l TrauerlbtDc Co.,IIZl depressi.OD? I'm DOt too sure by deayloe aborUon after & Portoia Drift, Co.ta Mea, Ca. says it is, or is not. tbat a lot of us would te aroUDd. moattul aDd adm1tH ..... 1Dd.tfld-•-· · • .. _ d d fi •-d ..._.. i2S26: Jeny DeaD llict.ul, ~ressaon tsn t n.ar to e me. ""' aggres-lt was a tougb Ume and preg-uaJ rlebts ot tbe ll'lborn from 2821 Portola Drlfe, eo.ta sM:m exists even when those who play with words oancles 'flerea't always wei-tbat Ume forward. c -••• J lltc~-t ' •-"·-d d th Th u ~u ·-~~ ~-t • Mesa, •· --• aa -• .or uo::tter u-.J• two eca es ay o erwiJe. at come ble8$lugs. LDot around you IM.I. UlaUNo Ulil u-2821 Portola Drite. eo.ta it took twenty-four yean to arrive at euentiaUy you. How many~ )'0111' friend£ manity only starts at blrtb, 11 c -••• I this _... ... esa, a. ;r~-. nothint raises the distlnct possibility that the and acqua.lDtaoce~> possiblY UaeD wbat s euuty Ullll-TblJ busiDess 1.1 CODdiCtld U.N. never wanted any definition ofagresslon in wouldn't be bere if abortloa veq,iD( wlthln tbe uterus 1f by an lDdtvld-..1. the 6nt place. For it was agreuiM when bad been 1n effect 40 years 11 ta: oat 10 acha1 human? Isn't Slped: Jerry DeaD Mlc .. itL H d b h So U ago. the unbora and tbe oewly born Tb1s statemem: ,.. nJed wtth unpry was rape Y t e viet nion in How about durln&: Work! War cblld aa actllll human belnc. 1956, and when Tibet was overrun by Red'Ctu-0 ? Many chUdreo were con-with the lnfant ....... moTingttom tbe County Clerk of Otaace · 1959 B 'th d fi · · f ~~ Cotmty oa Ja&M 25, 1974. na m . ut WI out any e 1rubon o at-cet•ed durtng this period of one en•ltonment to another at greWon, the world body was silent. And it ha oatto•t uocertalnty. An,Jooe birth? A.H medical autborities 19~:~~!u~~~ ~'.;:!; remained silent whenever Communisu have vio-you kDow? Your husband or say It Is. Enalp. F -S~ Ia ted another natio n's political independence. wUe? Doctor, denUst, employ-1 __ ,....,..,..--==-----:-~-:--:=~ In 1961 , the U.N. itself committed one of er • best friend? · LMM.IID11CI LIOAL MOnCa- history's most obvious and shameful acts of Abortion was Ylewed 1n a ~· --===.::::::..:.:='----======-- agression when it mounted a force to literally dttrereat Ugtlt thea. l...epllud CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH. CA.lJFORNIA smash pro-Western, anti..Communist Katanp. abortion was unthinkable, but NOTICE INVITING BIDS Further demonstratina • policy which says now now . SEALED 8100 will be received at tbe office ot the City .. i.rnore Communist treacherv and sub¥ert anti-"Values and times cbaD~,'' Clerk, City Hall, Newport Beach. CaU!ornla, until 10:30 a"' ·.1 say many. I WOD't arcue tbat 'A.M. oa the 1st day ot Aucua:t, 1974, at which time tlley wtU Communists," the U.N. has waaed diplomatic point. Times cbl.n.Ct and so do be opened and read, for pertormtnc work aa follows: agreslion apinst Rhodelia WtW !till·• ... _... peq,ltl's'Tallllis.'•lbeycbUp , -• ~IL WELL ABAffDONMENT AJfD ,.\II R Communist nation, c:ame lrtto .a.nce .... , tbe OM of two Wl11 -r to tM bitter ': RECOIIPJ..ETIC.If PRO:!JCT .. '"!Jf\ U.N . has nner i.ncJk:hld ilaelf for~ -or to 1M wone. Tbe quut1ou: Df'1f'ES't MEWPORT with or without 1 definition. we must ask ounelns are: CP'_fTRACT NO, 1587 When pro ..Communist rebels attacked POJtU· "Are our nlues lmPro•ed, and Bids must be IWmltted oa tbe proposal b'm attacbed pi's oveneas provinces, the U.N. responded by U so, Ls society the rlcber for wltb tbe contract doeameab b'tUbed bJ tbe PubUc W«kl condemn ina Portupl. When lndia seized the the cbange?" Deputmeot. Tbe addltiooal copy ol tbt prq:10al form la to be retaiDed by lbe bidder for his records. • centuries-()ld Portuguese territory of Goa, the Let's take the questloa of Eacb bid must be accompanied bJ cash, certlftld cbtct U.N. said nothin1. And the world body looked bumao life aod our cootempor-or Bidder's Bood, made PQ'Ible to the CUJ o1 Nnport the other way apin in 1968 when the Soviet ary n.lues relatlrlc to U. This Beach, for an amo~.mt equ:al to at lead 10 percent o1 tbl Un~n crushed a Czecho..Siovakian bid for issue ot abortloll afl'ects enry amount bid. independence. slllgle American, wbetbtr he The Utle of the pro)ect IDd lbe wordl "SEALED BID" Whil lh UN • d fi · · r be ? or '70. Tbe abortloD con-ahall be cieU1• marked on tbe outside o1 the ea .. lopo eoo. e e . . s new e amt10n o agres-tronrsy is not just uotber ~ sion is obviously mea.ningleu, there is a defini-d~ute ofOIJPOS1qleplstaods. ta~r =~'t dOcurneots that must be completed, uecuted, tion of aagression that is completely consistent Aborttoo is an Issue tbal m111t aDd returned In tbe sealed bid are: with iU 29-year history. Based on deeds, which be recognl&ed as ooe of tbe A. Propoal always speak more loudly than words, we offer most, U DOt THE most lm-B. DellpUoa of Stb:ootractors the followin1•s a U.N. definition of agression: portant cha.Drea: In American c. Bidder's Bcod .. Aureasion is whatever is harmful to the n.lues lD our blstorJ. D. Noo-coUIIIdon Afftdafit u.istenoe and spread of Communism; and any Tbe trapdy o1 tbfs Issue E. Statemnt of FlDa.DetaJ RtiiiOUftltllty act which aids the Communist advance is not is that most people are aware . F. TecbDlcal Abl.Uty and EJperleoce Rllvences and never can be agreaion." of its maplhde cw tan stroac Tbue doeumeats sbl.ll be a!llxed wUit tbe slpa.hrt aod The United Nations is no plaoe for honor-pro_ aborUODs feeliDcS buieS Utles of tbt per.:u atp1Dc OD btbalf of tbe bidder. For able men or sovereign nations. ICKlO emotloa. Tbe stroocer tbe corponUou, tbe stpturea ol tbt President or Viee Pr..a- Copyrflltt J974 by n~Jolt11 Blrdt Sod~ty FtMutU emotton, tbe more ripteoal dent and Secretary or AsslltaDI Sucrftar1 ue reqalr.:l IDd -----.,....,._,_-tile -t. Emotloo :. aot tile Corponte Seal lball be lllllDd lo all doe-. roqalr. LIGAL MOTICI Iogie, oor :. tt oeees-tlr tor llpl~na. to !be cue of a Pll'lllorll>lp, tbo llpawe NOTICE TO CREDITORS the bu:ls of )lstlce. FeeUng of at Jeut OM lfDeftl par1Der .. nqalred. strqty al:lc>W: al:lortioo doHD1 No bids will be accepted from a ooatractor who Is aot SUPERIOR COURT OF THE fUstlty It iDteUect~aUy or Ucensed by tbe Cootn.ctors' state Uctn~e Boud u a~- STATE OF CAUFORNIA 11 ' eral £ .. ..t .. eer1 ..... Cootractor, Cla&a: A; or as a Specialty Coli- Irvine bank breaks ground Grouod~breat~.nr t:eremonles were receatly belif at tbe sUe of tbe new permueot qlSU'ters for tbe Inlbe National Bank In tr.. Doqlas Pla,ta complex ta lrrtne. Loeated across from the Oraop County airport, at the coroe_v of ·MacArthur aoo Campu Drl., tbe Dt1t'bu1~ wtu proride oYer 12,000 IQilU'e feet of ~~~ace for tbe but. The new taclUUes Ylllcb are sched- uled to be occupied by the eDd of 1974 wllltnelode 3 drive-up wlodoYs for motorists as well as adc11Uooal lDslde service. Preseat at the crOUDd- bre&tiDr wert James B. Lysacl!., presideat of the lr'flDe NattODal Bank; cbaJrmu· fA tbe ·buk'& bot.rd, J aek K. Jlamtltoo, pra. atdeol of All)l Eq!Merlllc; bol.td l'olembtrl Jamu B. Sle- N'OTICE OF HEARING ON mou, 0, owaer ~ JlmSiemou REPORT AND J.SSESSIIENT FOR ABATEMENT OF Imports; Rlcbard E. Dldf)', .....,. of lilt AJrporlar loa; WEEDS AND OTHER Jolla II. Raa, prelkta:~Dafid =C~ CEREBY GIVEN IDdllltrt.tt, ud CenJd W. Me- tbat • JalJ I , U74, 1bo Ftrt Clallu, ....-ol Jalaod ••~ llarUI1al Co. Cblol ol Nowpori lloteb ~ •lib tbt City Clork of ltld 1ntao 11,_1 -..,- City a r~ ud UMUIIIIIIt tor --Ia A .... U71, 01 abUeiDIIIt ot....U&DIIotblr u:S IWIJlltl1 OCCIIIIM ..... .. ........ -.ttlda aid ctty, a art -· ttllll c- .., ol -II poatod • tbt Drt", ........ FOR TR:i: mon y · -.... COUNTY OF ORANGE Many well-meanlnc Ao1er-tnctor, Class C-61 (DrilliDc). In accordane.e wltb tbt pro- No. 80044 leans loot ~ abortloo. as a Yllklas of Cblpter 9, Dlf11JoD W of the BualDeu and Pro- Estate of WALTER JACKSON rlpt also, lbe rlgbt of a wo-teaslou' Code. Tbe contractor sball state his Uceue number COLE, also lmowa u JACK man to tw.•e f\111 cootrol orer and clusUlcatton. IJl the proposal. COLE De<:•oed her on bOdy. It Ia -· 0ae 101 of pi!.Da IUid eoatnet doeomtall,loc:ludlnc apoeti.t NoTICE 18 HiRE BY GIVEN staDdlb1e bow a pertoo eu prOflsloal', lDIJ be obta1aed at tbt MUe Worts Dsputmeat, to tile erodltora of tbo .-. e~....'-.,..m~--lt ~~ ~: Clly HaU, Newport lleaeb, Cllll:lnta, tl 110 0011 to De- ed deeedellt tbat u ....,.. """' ._. -..... -coatractors. It is reqatltld U.t tbt plua aDd OOIIb'aet oam 1 1*'-bema Is part of the womiD's documents be retUI'Ded wttftlll ! ....U after tbt bid ..-111. spoa hariW clatms apiJlst tbe bodJ, u tlleulon ot tbt mo-c ~---....._ l&ld -ate nqtdrtld to __ ,1 "'e. -· ~tomoal 11 The tl1 bU aclepltld tho -d ..,..,.tllea-ro. l'ai>Ue n•-t~ ~til t~ -~, •--Woru ~aettoo (t973 Edtt!Oo) u prepared by tboSo-. • ••m, •• •• -NAl'J o11oo blord "Well ....,.t I baTe 'oacbtra, In tbt ofllct of tbe a rt~t to .L w"" ~-.,y,OWD bOdy Ca11.1oroJa Ctw.ptera oltbt Amvtcu PabUc WMUANOC~ elork oftboa-oalltlodeoart .., --IUid tbo .u-totod Goooral C«itn-· of Amertea. c-• as I ... fit?" Tbt _~!tfcal u . maJ bt obtall•d from BalldlDc "-it lac., 1055 Onrlud :c:.:,"':*~~. "':: = SYtr ta:. "TM. BlJ11 • · .•• A'eo•, Los Aactt.s. CalUonda 90014, (!1S)110.M?l. -~~-at tbo a1Dee1 o1 wut If tbo -~ 11 ao Tbo Clly bU •-Studud Spaelal-ud -- HARWOOD 6 AlliWC80il, 550 ...........,.. oallty, 5 ard Drawlop. CoPiel ol -~'"l!ablo tl tbo Prt>Uc Nowpori Ceolor Dr!", Saito pcnrlty -ud Woru Dtportmtot tl a -ol n.oo IlL U4, llnport Boaeb, CaUIDr. lllt!da tile bodF of lilt ? A -"C.-ol llw c.net lf«k ola, wtlleb II 1111 pllco of-lfllllltlllt ~~~~-.. -for Ctl1" lorm llh --by ao CIIJ, nla llwm to 1-o1 lilt -~~-to all 11 dlllloetty --tr-lllt tbo ...er e..W:eato ol -..ee ......,.. 1o tbo CIIJ. Till ID&tiert~totM..-.. boctJ t111t _..,.. U ~-IIICC:IIIhllow bidder '7iU bt r ..... tD~ietetlilb'lll ol aid -, trltldl -117 r-t? U 11 11, --aftl'd ol tbo -· ' ·--lilt l!rllprt;Uea. --Ill to a For aar ,....,.tid -. tbo -'17 -._ llld -, -oii!U -· --Uclll· . I ....... ud ...... Jal-. ud ,_ P·--- -llootd tl tbo ---to t .. CIIJ lJall. IIOT!CI M FlltTIIER GIVI!N tlltl 01 J.., II, U'H, tl tbo -ol 7:JO a'eloel p.m., Ia Go c-u c-. ct aid Cllr lltll, .ad .._t ud u- II•••Wwtllteprt tEll~ • u. cu, Can~u ttl alii Clr Jar n s" .a. ad -... ..--. .. -.., ... 111 ..... ,, llll.ul ..... Dltlld ~-ta, ti'H. AI'Jortlcll rallt tJIItl !!'* bt u ....a.o. COIIIPll1 • _..,. • a r lk ••• ~ ---,...------ELIZA.BETR P. COLE', at u attaet: • a. .,, tbe sac. ol 'ht <:I J U• •till ar.o 111ft a LINIAL MOTICI lipaelal -· o1 a.. m-1 o1 all etntll ~ ..... o1 A a --~·-........... ............... .., ..... -''bf ... ,.., ........ __ 512nM_h_ -"" .. ,.,., ~J::: • hrt "" 1\ a:-?s .. •ssllll ..... F!CTITIO.. III.WIIIIS ll.l!ll STAft!IIIIT Ellato ol tbo -..,tid M-tbo rtglltiO 1111 • .W 1111111 FfM•IOl ...... AAA u of e-. d!ptM • WI-... -·attoy ..... !WlWOOO • ADiall8011 rllllll ......, tltlilo 0... II ~ l?llowtnp-llclolll Pool Olllco 8oa 1107,11~ t11o a---fa. Poot 7 I • .11 u : -6 y-Btoeil, CA -. M6-llll, dl~'a lit -1111 C!IJ •...-...a. tHO LOtU•·· .llbwys • 8PielaJ .W.JII-ewht1ue Mcc••• a Drlt'IJirp IIIII 111 .~ 11-, Callt. -: -1o ~ _.....,. ~~ Ia =-ol Dmol-. MOI'Itr. ....-,, ,_ 17, , .... • 2! -,._ or -.., ... .& .... C.. -. Calif. II, lrN, Ia tbo..._t".;._; -II -11r. ;~; .. ":;.·: -· IMip. .. ,_. II .. -.,_ .,.. hd .. '--.... -~ ... ...,.. "'i£l':",lDmll-Frc.:JM THE iP E ~ 11 ... -•,:::.: .. c.., a.-,-:: .:-:·=-a-==~-:..:\:.*"-"'~: c.--~-.~.... -.. -........ --.,< •••IJIIIM ••• ,.-n. ~ ----=--"' II, ... lf'lf, ?s.. .. ...... , .. ,.... .... --lliltnli &1r r (Ga rtr-.tiJ ,. L ' • • per'f;f! _,c T'looa.-Loo-...... u 1 ... T1l& fltw ftW .,. ..... ~ ...... Cood-~Continuolia free adler'tainment -·----........ .~ STANDING AGAINST ooe ol lbo lar(t !lpo•l'* pillars In lbe hallway ot her Ballloa baytroot llomo, BeiiJ 8••- e-. u sbowa rroellar Rulli yt~ of Sula Clan, at left, Ud Dotty Huteh18on of Balbo&, rtpt, to tbe amual lUDcbloD party ol the PtDluula Racquet el~ hekt Tbu:rs. day, J~a 21, at the Artbur Svea4seo ho •• (Photo by Eo-Wood.) AJIONG THE HUNDRED MEMBERS and their guests at- tending the Peninsula Point Raequet a.nntal luncheon at the Art SveDII5en borne ln Balboa were Kay Kelly of P.~;;:;:::;;;~~~;lh:•.P~o;tn~t,~anct:.S~u:sa~a•P:o;uoe~;;~;o•;~;~N DISA TER, DAD? ORDER FORMED NOT i( you·r,. tonrrd wilh our LOW (OST ••rinr insunnrr ! OlD' 1 ?th Year RABBITT J~$URAHCE 548-5554 Come join the fu·n bunch for cookies and champagne punch CHECK WITH US NOW! 548·5554 ~AHCY MOCK GROUP TO DANCE JULY 23 Tbe N&DCJ Mock DGceCom. panJ •Ill preHDI: an tvenlnc of modern daoce at a p.m. TueiCII.J, Jul1 23, tn the malo pllery of the Newport Harbor Art Museum . .Anot p.rdelD coocept.NancJ Mock tstabU.bts a pattern or crtd of motku liX)O w1llcb tbe daDcers must perform. Wltbln certain tormulat.d options, the dancer may cbooM a format to work lCX>D the pattero or p-ld. Tbese ct»alces prcwote a cer - tain JdDd of uaupected spoo- taoeltJ, mucb like the eom- postttoo olao abalractpatoUO(. (...,ry afternoon through July 13th) Estobllohod-Myl~ • .lamltcne Road It 8I}Side Dr. NeiiOOrt IINdl /&'lsJI&3 ljDtn: 9:30-5-.30 /s.DIS: 11-4 Hoag gets SS2S,OOO grant -wllll -l&cl-ud lbo moot ,...,.-locll- nolocle&liQ-. RomoclollDc ot lbo ~ mtat•a faeiUtles, located ID tM mala IMdldlDr ot lbo IIGollltal complol, Ia -Wl'f IIIII ~ staUaUoo ot the DtW eqcdpnMill la seblduled tor eul)' ran. Tbe departmellt Ia CD.ier tbl dlreettoo of Dr , llllebul Me. NaUey, eardlolopdlreetor,ud Dr. Georce Burtoa., pulmooarJ dlrector. IIElii'ORT HARBOR EIISIGN I'IJa.JlHED IEEIU.Y -PAGEl THUIISOIY, JUlY .. Jilt COIIOIIA DB.~ I:M.. "What can I do • about this pain?" Customen Often as.lc que~ tions like this. And every year we sell perhaps a toa of pain reltevers. Rrlir•·ers. That's the point. We can sell simple analJtStcs, but we can't prescribe drup to eliminate the cau~·e of pain. Diasnosina and prescribinl are in your physician's pro vince. We, as professional pharmacists, work with doc:1ors, providing the druas they order. So, if you have any kind of a pen.istcnt pain. sec your phys ician. W~ shall be pleased to provtd~ any medication wh ich may be prescribed. Christensen Pharmacy 1Dil L COaT IIWT .. CO.OWA DD. ILU omou ,.ISJO I~!.J SUBSCRIPTION ORDER 5!ND IN YOUR SUISCRl~TIDN DRDIR TDDAYl ONLY S5.00 FDR DNI YEAR -----------------NAIIE • , , , . , . , ......•• , ..••• , • , ••••• , • ADDRESS ......•••..••...••••. , ••.•.•.• CITY •.•.........•..•••••••••• ZIP ••••• .._a •&¢Fd771 ..._ ............. ----.c--.................... • 0 CJCII .... 1101 aut . r-, 11 o.-. c.-roar. p !o;,1Miwllltl1qlla _,.., ..... C.., Fair ..-onU· peetect to ... n • ...,. .. , a W. ..tt'• JPIIIIwiJ ncllr procram U Fair .uab'1 N· elllft ~" _,.,..,. to tbl ..... WtU! cwoeo _.,., But'• bib bad a mecbul.cal flllare aDd be coaJda't flallb tiM nee, c .... lloo ......,.., -.c to acctpt thecbee._.. ftac, ud lnKIIHIC c-. "uotber ebiDee to beat steYe eur u11 ..., .... Tbty bod ]1111 re-llllrtod wbeD Curoao'a CU cap flew ott ud hit But 1ll tbe floe wtth tbe force ol wbat steft described as "tbe tlek of a mule." He was led trom the field, but will bt back lD aetloa thia Friday. LIDO "'~'"" fl EA C M iloU..>.JO(< 'C '~C '•' • . "c A TOUCH OF CLASS Plus .. , TOuctrf CUSS" -HIW 74 MUSTANG II HARDTOP locludes at no eltra cost: manual troot dlse brakes, aU-rinyl bucket seats, ta- cbometer 1Dstrumenta.Uoo, wbeel covers, cut-pile car- pet, 2.3 Uter 2V 4-cyll.Dder eog1De, medi um yellow gold /6C / CaUfornla emi ssions equipment. 11943 4R02&200682 ....... ATIDIU'IHY 11-AnDIUYHY $2499 ASK ABOUT OUR USED CAR 2DR AM /FM Radio • Htr . At · AIr J2J7A $3 73 .... MIW ....... _ '74 couRIER 74 LTD 2 DR. H.T. -lllliPor wiJa. mecll~an t..on met- 1 ;.10ZSI 1633471 Slk. 1213 /SH/ Z300 CC ZV 4" ~TAPV07824) Stk 1 1678 11 l clrllllder •ctae IJ7ZO 4R IZV19Z6Z8 .. _795 $4288 $2748 -No Limit! '73 MERC CAPRI V6 • 4 111d • R • H 79688 • Lut Rock 228 EZ 350 c. c. • All ........ 1 787146 Pl156 VE 3,912 ml LIKE NEW THE TERMINAL MAN ·-"""""-•THE STING" ?:00 & 9:17 Theatre He • .... ljfji@ 7:10 " 10:48 .. BE LIN .,.,....,. .... . ( ~~~=~,:-ht. lllor u11 --. B4ll ....... wu r ••• 1 ••• o11,.., 11oo- ... -ol 1111 -. .... -••• lallllly,trt-••• llloDr.~. = aad rm ... N ()Ira. WU) Bw-aerou tbe ltreet trom u, ban 1o1t u.tr - m Will ICI'M, tor 1M na wttb • too, Chr.tek, dl.upter-lD-Iaw NlDa a.111! tll*ttd fYtt eo *l..klll Ud.,.. eo dl!lpt-"p-aldeoo" --or "lf&DIS-dau .. tu••? .... to f'll to t>o wltll. Go4llq bollor ·-·-wu tbo. Oroaoo ll'all • . • beea... Cbueb 11&1 put of lllo """ wlllo llarlo'• -UOI -truaterrod tllroup tbt 7-oleYH ,llllllJilf U lllo tma • , • lllltiOI -IIWIO&Orllllp, So ll>o7 bootod 41 lolkl to I rPat'• famtMal ID&IUel mdM , • • A!ID tueweU IDd GodJpHd d1nAtr llllt •Hk. Fc.- OG tbt day aftc o.-•U..•a lt• t!Utblily, ., many yeus aU Und 10 elole ••• lOW , Pat como brltiJac br wttb a ••t.te•" Jbl Orep. bu aot ODly clalmed Crn.ct, but tU bad bl.bd • • • rtom IMr lf'IDdadblr'l ltater Gerry ADD aDd her family, a abort 1ec1pt lo Ot old .m.ma uu. Wldeb ue while 110. bottocnlla ud ue plact4 oa a _... lbMt wb.Ut bU1Dc • , • Dt'Nl' taft J tut.t UJ-• • • J tblq 10 deUeioall l'~a ~are tbat famou Per l.lld Ed Hlrtb an bome from a moalb llolllt, ~. wUb lila lllltl-alrlll 1•• lor In Bwltserlud, Yllllllnl Ed's lmltbu, Hup IDClllb matflu ud lflPI jlllJ, malt t.n, Hlrto, who Uns ID Zurleb, ud otblr mtm· to"IDMow, bad a aqle of Hll mafft01 • • • ben of the Hlrtb family tblr~. They mmmm, •• made m1 ~ wate:rl ~~Ptnt two weeka at Lent, tntbehtuAipl .•• My brotber Jot (Mr. JIIPla, tbat 11:) from The wild. flowers weruttll~Udcolor Fort Wa)'Dt, lDdllal., wu bere "ftiiUDr lDd f'llll . . . How well do I remtmblr my en- bad tbl C4)DOI liMitJ 10 ••tute ud ten." No thraUment oo seei.Dr tbtm wbta we wen doutlt Pat wtll be bl'rillc laqu1r1tl from Fort then. Before leavtDc tilt U, S. tbeyftcatiooed WaJQt • • • IMI••polll , • , a.nd possibly with their da\llhter, Joba.n. Morrl1011, ln Alex- SQCJGP1r . andrla, Va. Reou.nc· a ear, drove oo ~to • • • Alexandria Bay on the St. Lawrence river, Cottee, tltn bot IDd aromatic, brother Ylalted friends In New York before teavtng Joe, al80 lllrDid,. was earl)' at Valerie and lor Europe. Jolla Sc::udder's, North Bay Froot, Bat Isle .. ·. for on our WIJ' baet from ODe of our early naa:y mon. walb, ootret mup lD. band ••• we ~Pied Valerie ID brfcM red, qtdetlypruniBg her p.rdeo, IDd lo, our map were refilled. We el'la bad tbe prtv:Uep of ri.tUnc with tbtlr Mrs. Duct • • . wbo told us that her n1at yoq ODII .tOWd not yet follow her to tbe "bta: water" but had been paddUng ln tbe '"Uttle water " aad were now warming themaelYes 'nealb btl" leathers. Our short walk took some time u you can see ... besides t.bere were plants to admire, smell aDd enn taste •.• lbere wu the lodlvlduauty or architecture aJooc the water front and the many yaebts double m.lrrored In the sereaJ.ty or the water . . . all a part or Ba.lbol lslaDd We, a revelation aDd deUgtlt to aay Ylsltor, or aa)'tlody's brother. • • • It has been a busy month for the 300 block of Dlamond Avenue • , • with us It bas been (and stlll Is) a tamny month •.• oot only brother Joe, but brotber Charles Jupin aDd wlte ~I are here for a short Y1s1t durlnc their "In Letweeo" commission at Subtc Bay, PhlUpplnP s ••• where golltng ls great, but some of their hazards are a blt cWtereot from the sand traps and llttle lakes encounter ed here .•• theirs are the monkeys, who Unger near and speedily dis- appear with "your prize shot," not forgetting the bi.Iilboo snakes that lurk 1D Wlel;)eeted places and drop down without warnlllg ••• or lnntatlonl Their bite Is poisonous! But aotbi.Dr . . . absolutely oothlnc, can cool the fe•er of an arid golfer! Even two close calls for "Missy" Jupl.n, Number 3 cirl of tbe 5 merry '•nee Jupin" rnaJds -· Rutll. (Mrs. Robert) Joyce of In- dt•a.pott•· .... urlved lD time tor a happy famtl1 birtbd&J surprise booorlnc ;AlJ!Pber 4, Harrtet t...OUfM PaullDO, whose daupter.a. pll.noed the aliiLlr. lnYitattoos dtd Mil read "yawl come" but seemed to haYe been the l.ntect for !'we all" were there ..• children little aDd bllo aunts, uncles aDd cousins ... Even Joe, the youncer J~ln. with bride, hui.Da: arrived· that day ftom Dayton, Ohio ... tbetr aputaient wa.Jtlng in Santa Monica. Sllbday fOWJd tbe "tribe'' at Escoodldo to welcome anotl'ler new member, Jacque Perez of Toulou.5e, France, and our ntece Marilyn, They had met and wed In France and will return there shortly. Marilyn wore ber WeddlD.& dress at th.ls reception. Jacque fiPI:lb only French ud SpanWI ••• MarUyn, Frtoch aad EngUs.b, so au our cooversatton was ria Interpretation, But one thing that reqalres no "ro between " Is Jon, for that ncUates . . . I.Dd our flmll)' has a goodly •tgly. • • • As we left the Irvine Bowl July ll, preview night or the Festival ot Arts, we heard some young woman excitedly saying, "Ob, l've see~~ ever so many eel8brlt1es, aDd eot some ot their auto&raphs ... Allen Luddeo ••. Rose Marie ... Betty White" ... but s he had oot seen me I guess, !or no one asked for my autograph, and I'm not so sure she saw the Pageant of the Masters eUher. Per- haps sbe plans to do that at a later date, since It runs tn August 25. However the sign read, ··Completely sold out. •· We arrived early so that we might see examples of many and varied !ormsofarttstry as well as the paintings on display throughout tht &rounds .. , watched the delterlty used In the performance of Tony Urbano's p!C)pet show. Drltted over to the terrace where some wer e eating . . . others on the upper terrace were "wlnlll41: and dining." Arrived at our seats, watched the sky turn on the stars and the h111 homes turn on their lights. ::e were told, 6mlng the lntroductton, ther e were may . ors and COWlCilmen trom 26 Orange County cities, as well as 1,800 representatives of communtcaUons ... news, T. v ., radio and film s ... Anyway, ever y seat was nned .. , and all wer e awed by the beauty, accuracy and color or the 29 different showings, Including statuary, etched glass, .)ewelry, Mexican chess set, Japanese screens and panels, e:ramples of sblps' figureheads, as well as many well Jmoo.fn paintings. One masterpiece, "The Prairie ls My GArden," by American artist Harvey Dwm, ns used as ao ezample as to how these Uve reproducUoos are done, and how they are put together on the stage, Tbls explained how Quickly one production Is so swlttly replaced by tl\e aextl.ott the. program. The pa~. or course, elided, as ahraya with lhe pOrtn.yaf Of "The Li.st SI.CJI)er" and r recall the year our soo wa.s In DaU's "Last Supper." Tllat was Sir wuuam•s ft.rst and last appearance In the Pagd.nt of the Masters. He got a job and no time for everyntgtlt makeups, etc., but he enjoyed being part or It aDd thoroughly l.lnderstands the dedJcatlon and loyalty that grows in the participants. I enj)yed my ··n.rst time" too. "First time" as one otthecommuntcatlon'srepresentaUves. I also enjoyed, as l always do, this wooderlul even.J.ng ''with the master s.'' Last year we were away, seeing I.SA on the spectal ni(ht, but bad the joy or seeing a later performance with Carl Sackett, wbom many or you know, and bls lovely fttend, Janet Wool!ord ... We miss him since t)8 Is oow to San Antonio . . . but we do hear from Janet DOW aDd then, slnce sbe Uves near by. p 16/J « riKHHf ti J200 OF THE KE NN EDY CL.t.H br lAD RUST -~LI:::GA:-:-:-L-::110:::-TI=· :::a-=-- NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE lN THE SALE Of ALCOHOLIC BEVERA GES 7/12/74 To Whom It May Concern: THE RF.AL STORY OF CH APPAQUI DDICK American Opinion Bookstore J04 N. NtH4'"orl Bllui., S•il« 105 Ho•r.s: 0 11 Old Pbort• 646·064'1" Sub )eet to Issuance of the Ucenae appUed for, notice Is hereby given that the UDder- signed proposes to sell alco- holic bevences at the prem- Ises, deserllled as follows: 3450 Via ()porto, Newport Beach, CaWornta. Pursuant to such l.DtenUon, the UDderstpd la awJytng to the Department of Alcohollc Beverace CootroJ for l&SUUCe .-TI.CIIDIG D CUTER£D Off JEllS CBRm of ao alcohoUc be'renp Ucense •-(or Uunses) lor theM prem- AJm Till .. L&. WITH I IIIPBASII OK PRACTEAL tses as follows: ON SALE GEN. CBRIITWt UYIIIG. ALL AGU Alii QLCOM£. ERAL (BONA FIDE PUBUC c-1111·11111 .-., ........... EATIIIG PLACE l SUIIDAT SIIIVJCIS, WOiiSIDP SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL THE WAREHOUSE I :IO US IIIII 11,oo A.ll . RESTAURANT 0 EVENIIIG SERVICE 0 0 0 0 0 •••• 0 7,00 P.ll. W, Rayburn, PHONE : S?5.ts50. Vtce.presldeot -1 . c-a..,~"-'--,--P<i>Uol" July 18, 1974, In tbe ~~§~~~~§:~~::~:;-;;r,~;;;;~ Newport Harbor Enlll(ll. ·------------, r--------1 ,_' ..,.., : I ._,~'\. I ... :.... loU~ : I • / •• I I ?~ From Sabotl to Lido 1 I ~ . -••.•. Doll't 1oM llll· I . ._ lqUmo. At...,. 1_ ODI MtYlct . 8y lJ ! CA!PIMT!I .,. > ~11411a1<1 -II ., ~ c-Calli-CO!!CRI!I J91S .. --.ate. ~ ....... ·~ __ ...... _, .. _ .... (lliiOo .......... . ............ 1411alr. CALL GARY l JONG'S II£WIMT IGIIIOR EIIIKII PUIUSII£D IWl"Y -"All£$ TIIURSMY, JULY II, 1974 COIIOIIA DEL IIAt, ~ UnatT I!ACR STAn of tM Mormoa Cburcb la pu- UcJpaUBI 111. the produetioD of tbe Rodren aDd Hammer. ateln musical, "Oklaboma," which lfi:U be presented at 8 p.m. July 18, 19 aDd ZO a.Dd also at a 2:30 matlD.ee July ZO at tt.e t.,... Beaeb bleb acbool. Shown bere rebeuslDc the *d roles ot Curl)' &Dd lA.urey are Tber011 Robt80D of LI.CUDt Beach ud Saody Fitull of Lacuna Hilla. Gene- vie.,. Smith, who Ia: u socta.ted with Columbia. Pictures, Is dlrec:t1q the productloo. Harbor Ar ea residents lD the eut are Bruce Fuller of Corona. del M.ar as lke Skidmor e, Sten Rolls of Corooa del Mar as Fred, Glenn Melp of Newport Beach as Slim, and Merrill Swenson of Costa Mea as Tom. Two More Reasons why R ic ha rd's serves you better AICHARD'I MAMI!TI NOW ACCilJI'T MAlTER ~HAAG!: ANb .ANKAMENCAIIIID ON IU'Y II'URCHASII!: ~t.J..... ...... .ts.-markets LIDO CENTER 3433 VIA LIDO , HARBOR VIEW 1660MAC ARTHUR 9th ANNIVERSARY at G'S Newport and Cente.- ... rional Cbarae ·ACCCNil&a BankAmericud M•IMr Cbup 1500 e. coast highway 673-1552 · new.port . ' .... (next to irvine coast country club and neWport center) .,;:f;_,.:---.8 • .~ ... r .. ·;·- --,..... .. -,., ., ...... , .. .. -. -.-.. -----· --- ,. . ' . -. -:...... ·- 0 -· --~--:- - ALL PLANTS ---.-.~~·'--. .. -... - '· -- IN OUR NlJRSERY -%OFF AYLING a ..... In callfih1tl1 hl!11cu.-.a 1lnce 1120 • • • l . ' ' J.C. 'f'u"'f~Nift. .,_ Ito,.. lit t~:J ~ Bllld. Ms bHn • C.,U, -.1: 4ndm.-r• for mo,.. t#Mn 27 YHf1. ;, 11n .uthor;ty on ,_,., MWI j.-lry. IF DIAMOHDS DtDH'T !XIST Tbt b1story of mao Is elnJalcte of loveottoo, and perfect stODe for jewelry 1 ~·~ hue to be invented 1l 4ld DOt already eJist. Tbe perfect jewelry stooe lbci01 reflect most of the u.-talllng oo Its surface; 1t should be harder than UO' otber material !mown; to be appropriate for a ll tubioa.a and seasons, It sboald be colorless and e..,, txt also ua1lable In coklr1 aucb as golden yellow c~ut brown, plok, blue ud creeo; tb1s stooe should ••. eYeD U wtttte, give tJaaes of red, IJ'een aJliJ b-.; and, floa.Uy, It should be at-Miaot eoougb so that lhfi majority ot people can afford to OW'D u. Th1a ltc:q!:, for~tely,Js pr1wided by oature 1D the form of tbe dla~, as yet ~aalled by tbe lDnnti ve ...,_olmao. LOROO AND LADIES of the kiDcdom get ready for a dress rehearsal of "Oaee 1CKJ0 a mattrus," a play to be staged July Z5 aod Z6 by tbt drama class at LlDeoln mldd .. sebool; 3101 Paellle View, Harbor Vtew Hilla. SlttiDC, trom left, are Mike S.U. Robin Lyoa., Jaelde Heltebue and Doug Frut&. Stm:U.nc, from left, are Dennls RadJoceta, AodJ MeSuaas, krbtl Kirk, Mart MJssler aDd GiADa Fleetwood. Tbe play will be stapd at 8 p.m. eacb Df&bt. Adult doa.aUoo. Is $1 .50, IDd:eblldreo 'J5 eeDts. . UCI . students going abroad Keep cool with CANVftS AWNINGS ' Come to this Christian Science Lecture by Miss Jessica Pickett, C. S. ''Your Ri&ht to be Rigttt" 11:00 a.m. Saturday, JULY 20 Edwards Cinema Theater WILUAM E. ST JOHN JESS I C A PI C K E T T County Clerk and ex.olftclo Clerk NEWPORT (SE AL) of the Board of s..,.n1sors o1 Christian Scien c e Orange Cowty, CaWorDia CENTER By June AleDDder, Deptay .~~·~;l~e~c~t u~r ":' :::iiiiii====P=ub=U•=•=' ~N=ewpo~rt Harbor Enslen, July 18, 1974, D hfl l•noft T•lllll• DIIIIH ' Dllcll FH1 FIB H,.nFIB ~tsJI I 5aDCI.II ICIII Ah Sldla ._.. 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C-.d OD tbe "IQOd Old di.JI" First pJI.ee wlDDerl 1D tbe tbtme are: Carl Cilustord, lellior tableaett~Dc dlf111oo lD- IltuJoo Viejo, professtolll eluded Pamela Ho,t, Newport eatopoy; City C-1~ Car-Boaeb, ~-lal>le; Rol>bl oaa del liar, •m1;w'Oieu1oaal SebooDoYer, Costa Mea, ebll ... c-.....,.; Jl:ldltb lleDaoiel, drto'l party; SOliD Rete, Colta ll1aloD VIejo, DOD.-proles-Mea, dltmer table. ...,_. e&teP'f; and Kei)J JUDJ.or aelllevemebt ftnt llu1la, C08b. Mesa, Jumor place wlDDers lDeluded SoDia ce~. Wmelle, Costa Mesa, JaDe • • • dress· Sue&D H&Dks Newport Ill tbe bOme llriDc ud desip Beaeb JI)Ortn'eu·' aod Katy dtputmtot. Mrt. Jt~~DJMll~r • CowUd, lrriDt, tabte setUDe. Colta Mea, won IPf'Ct&l Malor elti.HD With ) Dr. Jollfl f', ftfcCd., (), ----oPTOMilT,.IST- • 1770 HEWPORT COSTA II!SA 646-9313 in COSTA IYll:;,l'\ At . , .. · [o/,',f'"tpesr ;;~~/!_~ in the ~ South Coast Plaza Shopping Center --- ~ -~------·------_, __ ----_....;,... ---·-'---·-------J-_..1.._ -------·---~ " ---. 25th ANNUAL "Inflation Beating" 1/3 to 1/2 or More OFF on TOP QUALITY SPORTSWEAR FOR MEN anCI WOMEN· IITMTI THURIDAY,. JULy llth'l We h.,l loti of INftlln'l 'IIOS'IaW..-r -lepamll • BloUIII l.onl I Short Dr11111 • Summer Pt.y Shoe• • Sandals . ..:......,.. · or Ut•·•lllht Gowns llld Robel. T1ail1 Slllrb • Slull'fs ..... :r ....... c ........ .. .. & ...... .. tral (Boot Fide PlbUc Eallac Place). ~CMRIIA COIO~IATIOft-I ,... Pwal , .. . .... H•iii.Gie••l ... lsJ 1111 ... &II SJ111ib l•lull Dal1•hrt.l1±• T ... 'lll II P Jlasl ... I ' ...... sport" ........ •• lhart ... .,. •... ----•••• """:" ........ -·· - • ~ . • Men's Leisure 1Uits sport coets and knits ca.ra.u.• lCIUtll .. ,_. ·--- ' TIIB 1174 Dl811l'AIITES ol tbe Kowport lbrbor AID1Uary ol Chlldron'a Home Society w.ere prHtlltld at the tra.dJUooal aaaotmcemeot tea, held at the. hOme of Mr. and Mrs. Cbtller S. Latshaw 1D CoYer Sbores. The formal tea wu arnnpcS by Mrs, James V. Loudea, ta chalrmu. Here are 9 ot the 26 JOUDIWomea wbo wtu make their formal bow to aoelety at the debutaDte bill: staOOlng, &om lett, ~Uzabetb Ann Hltsel of Dof"er Sbol'es, Lori Nelson of DoYer Shores, Marp.ret Louise Kerr ol Bl.yerest, Patrlee Atla YOUD& or Lido lste, Kathryn Mary Land or Donr Sbor" aDd Tert Am Tlberg ol WesteUtf; teated, Ca.rdace Leigh Unger, Mary Lathrop Lowell &Dd Sally Clark, all of Dover Sbores. (Peter Z. M. Slnpr photo.) 1 TIES • BELTS SLACKS-SWEATERS Collar 'n Cuff .th-hlnd l:Jl .... 17" lt. c--, Ml-1711 THE !1ST DEBtn'ANTE BALL of the Cblldren's Home Soelety wtll be held. Dec . Z8 at tbe Newporter bm. Amoor tbe yooor ladies introduced by Mrs. Alfred V. Jorpnaen, debutaate ehaLrman, at tbe anootmeement tea were the foUowlne: sludtDg. left to rtcttt, Patrleta Slae Creamer of Corona del Mar, Alyaoa DeM11 Way SchOll of the Back BIJ, Julie Aim KIIU&n or Bayer est and Linda Karl store of Corona HJ&blands ; seated, Katrina Klllefer of Shore Cliffs, Molly Louise Lynch of lrvtoe Terrace and WfiPOt!T NAaOW BIIIGI I'UIUIIEDftEIU.Y-PAGE7 BLUE POOLS TIIUIISIMY, JULY .. 1114 CDtiiPIA DB. ....... WlllftlMIUJ: PUT IN A. ILUI MAVIN POOL Dl IPA. • Pill I~ liMA Til CALL MOW OR DRO' IM ... We •,. Cl .. e ly And Oph 7 o.,, A Week. 53G-114Z 12222 Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove 871 -1020 St•t• Llu,. .. 192237 n2-3401 or ...... Y•enlft0 r•" Robin Joy Humphries or Bayerest. (Peter Z. M. Slnger photo.) ~--~~~--~~------------~------------ COM PLETING ~tbe ust or tr.e 1'=:Midreo'a HOlM ~~teii~Dte~·ar·e~itandtoc, left to rt&M. IA.url Ellubetb :lerbert· or u.. "f.sJ.t,h.,ldU.,AurBostwte!r. or BaY Sboru, Dana SUZUDe Farmer at DoYet Shores aad LouJa Ami RotlUa.oa at 817 Sbores; ,.ted, LesUe Jobn.stoo or Corooa Rllf:lland!l, Dript Buab ot Weitellff, Marota Rennie Porteous of Westside and Kathleen Ann Riley of Harbor Hlgbla.Dds. Mrs. Terrell Root Is president of the Newport Harbor Auxtllary. Mrs, Henry I. Stotaenberg Is debutante t.U chairman, Not present for tbe photographs were debutantes Jamison Ll.zbeth Bedall of Bay Shores aDd Jeanette Arnold Fraser of CUff Hnen. (Peter Z. M. Singer ptdo.) .. ~· l Debs and dads on tour .... ...__ Miss Lauri Elisabeth •••·-•· ...., will- and (~t;"'u:~ 'Y WINERY CAFE Now Serving PIZZA LUNCHEON SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH Our Featured ITALIAN DINNERS include glass of wine P01ty T royo Modo to Ordor was ooe of the flrstaeUvtUesor the newly aDDOuoced 1974 debu. tantes, who were revealed 3 weeks aro at a tea given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester S. Latshaw La DoYer Shores. TweDty-sti yoq womewHI mate their formal bow to society aJ the 21st Newport Harbor debutante tall gtYeo by the loe&l aux1llary of the CbU- drea's Home Soelety on Dec. 28 at the Newporter lnn. Tbe debutantes and their r-teoll are: Mlss Jamlsoa lJJbetb Bedall, daughter of ltlr. and Mrs. Wyn. aette Earoest BedaU Jr, of Bay Shores. Mlu Judltb Ann Bostwick, da.actJter of Mr. a.ad Mr1. Jaet Bostwick of Bay Shores. Yin Brl&it Bub, dauehter otllr•.Caaady MorpbyotWest- cWf. Mlas Sally Aon Clarlt,daucb- ter of Mr. and Wrs. WUUam Dl.rid Clark ot OoYer Sbore1. U:Lu Patricia Sue Cr•IHT, dauebter of Mr. aDd Ku. Beo. )lmla Tryl'e Ultec:rueo ot Coroaa del Mar. IUu Dul &••ne Farmer, TUeS. IbN SAT. • 11 A.M. lo 10 P.M. d&UCIUr of Mr. and Mrs. Jollll SUN. lh"' MON.· II AM. to 6 P.M. stepbilll Fumtr ol lloftr llOO Newport Bhd. ot lnduatriol s~:; J..U. Aroold Fra- Nowport/Coota Mooo 64$.8940 m, ell-ol Kr. IUid lin. ::::::::~:!:::=~~~~~~~~~~~~~Da;;Yid~~~ Fn~ of CUU ~ af Froo .. PROUDLY PRESENTS THE FRANK SINATRA; JR. SHOW DIRECT FROM LAS VEGAS JULY. 18 & JULY 19 MONTE CARLO ROOM COCKTAIL SHOWTIMES 11:00 P.M: I 11:00 P.M. ..... PIISC* AIN-nc:aT--AT • ' f bert, daupter of Mr. and ~ ......., W Gavin Shearer Herbert Jr. ...._ 11 00'4ra Linda Isle. -........, .. Miss Elltabetb Ann Httzel. ~ daupter ot Mr. and W.rs. Ray. ..._.:_ ___ j~::::::~~~~~~~:::::::::ss,.:::.~~5~~ mood Hit&el of Dover Shores. ,. Miss Robln Joy Humphries, dauebter o!Mt.aDdMrs.Josepb c laytoo Humphries of Baycrest. one to a family, while supplies lut ... adulfs only, pleaN. Mlss LesUe Jobnstoo, dlugtl- ter of Mrs. John Harmon Johnstoa of Corooa HilfllaDds. Mlu Marpret Louise Kerr, daughter of Mr. aM Mrs. JOIUJ Smith Kerr of Bayerest. Miss KatrtnaK111efer, daugh- ter o1 Mr. aDd Mrs. Jotm KU - lefer of Sbore C lifts. Mls.s JuUe Aim Kllllan. da!Jibter ofMr. &Dd Mrs. Don- ald WUIWn KUUaD Jr. of Bay - crest. Miss Kathryn Wary t.nr, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Darid wan Lang ol Oonr Sbores. Miss Wary Lathrop Lowell, dauebter of Col, IDd Mrso At· thlD' Carter Lowell of Do•er Shores. Miss U:olly Louise Lyoeb, dl.qbter oiUr. aad Yn. Frank William L)'llCb of Irrtne Ter- race • .. ,.. '' •. ~.·~:;;.:~.:::~ I otUr, aoo .. of Donr Sbores. U:lu U:arcla RtnD1e Por. teou, daucbttr oiUr.ud Mort Porteous ol WeiUlde Newport. Mlas Kalbleeo -Rllty, daaclller ol Dr. IUid Mn. "- Edmoal Rllor olllarbor Hlll>- laoda. IU.u Lout .. AnD ReND-., daacfXtr ot Dr. Uld Mrs. Tom •-Rot>lnloD o1 Bar Sbar ... Mlas Al)'ooo IMWI W&:J Scllob, daaclller ol Mr. IUid Mra. 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SaYings bOnd r~pUon. llritlt mlmmum I>M~ ~coun,., Free money or~rs, Fr .. collectiOn serv•ce tor trust~ •• no ... tnd leasn. Free ut. ~ bo,.... Free checlurwoJ .ccoonts. Fr• •ncome lu. serv•ce. Funda rece~ by ttte 10ttt of eny monttleam from ttMI 1at when held to IM end of the QU.,.,. HIGHEST IIAT£5 ON INSUIIED SAVINGS OPEN TO SERVE YOU Mondays thru Thursdays 9,4 Fridays 9--6 ......... u. ' ' I ' . ••• • • IMPORTANT: COSTA MESA-NEWPORT BEAat 1855 HARBOR BOULEVARD COSTA MESA 84&-4420 (NfAflt NfW'OM IOUI.fYAM)J MAIN OFFICE-225 Eat Broadway, Gianelli I . PLUH8UeG ntiS AD WITH YOUI Oilier ;.glonal oHic" in Bellflower, Fullltoll, I.A?IIg 111511 NOitfi HollyWOOd , Sin~. s.iu AN Orlnllo Shennan Oaks, SUtnton-O.IMri~ v .. -,. I ' • • Jtut XI Study the BihJe Serle~... ta£ttnan•••-....,e-., -, •• MIRDY. JULY .. 1174 OGaA DEL !!AI!, CAL. ' Mes~e to the Church at SardiS • '• II I -" 60--~ 8r D.. 81 .... W II IIUI • ...... tllo lnllll: ,.,.. , ..... ,,,,. ... ..,.,, '-... , A•etic•• a. ...... Cel•e• ~t. ..:.;-:-~ 'b:: ,_ "'CIIBMWI cRIIWlS," TIIJoo, <*Ja. JCI'II eo.. bocld It-3 I • W ' __...._ ~ u....._..a -..~ ..... _ -...,~_.. (4) N• dut DNI'COIIWtltJ .,..;··lhl; ~:. "":,' •;.:. ~ 7 .. ;t~. 7: B-lo the cboloh, wheN nailed l<>rd J-• Chrltt: II 'fW1 -to boaia op1o 00 -Ol' '"" , t;':;a • ~"'-111111., /.U..-1 Jib a Ulllo dliJd w111c1o has -· lloc Lonl (V. •> l -Aad 1 "'a few nama eveo la Sardlt lt I not only UleJII; but 80 ,._ . Jet t II the ttliat hue not defiled their Jt must be a f"· at tention C'": II'ICII ol God ID •· · - P llDCIItl." and burdea to ive under 1 111 our put tad fahlt name and weartna all 1D alve ., the ehaace 10 beJio There 11 a faithful remnut lllo dme a 10uk. Then the apiL cwa lo Sardil. The .. .,. """''e Ufc Is a llol , -Sanlil cao bo ltUIIalod Md yer itlcr. are so many ~rd, ":, ~h.,"'~~ .._.ul" TheM few ,_ Otri.Mialll who live under 1 fouad 1 JeCODd lf'OUP of pea. were true IWDel; they had falO< aame. They pr<lcod to pie then:. they bad Ufc. bur -life and they waJbd Ute have new life, and yet they they were very lk:t, almOit Chritt; they ftrc J~Hl'dae. . were never born again. ..Au eli In the church of Sardis there re-,. to e. The Lord JfUtl 10 chan I we~ many who went under Vene 2 saya. .. Strenathen areat privUqe ia W:rte .5 ... , a r;&lse name:. let us hear the thinp which ternain.'' 'will DOl blot OUt hia Dime what lhc Lord has to say to 1'hele are tbe coaverted peo.. out of the book ol tife." Faile thent. pie ia. that church. But DO· names bin DO p1au ia 1M (I I _.,.,,(. SMol..t'r Jesus Christ body cares for them. Of boot ot lite. introduces Himself ~ a very counc, tboee who • under .. 1 will confeu his a&Me thort way to this church. falte n•me cannot strensthen before my Father and before They cannot underttand the the othera. his angels." The name of the ckcper things of God, be· .__ livin1 Christian it m-ious •• •· 1 • ucre are many conver~ r·~ cause Inc natura man before the Lord. This Dame · 11 h h. f h sions. especially of younD peo. receiVe 1 not I e t 1ngs o t e • e ha1 etcmal importance. be· S · ·, ~• God r h pie. m our great evanDcliza4 pttJ l>t : or I ey are e ClUte the Bible says. "If I I, 1 h. · .. (I c lions. bur who Dive• to these oo Ill tno,;s..-. to 1m. or. e children. then heirs; heirs ot 2 I • 1 new converts to eat? It is : .. · God. and ,.,. int~heirs with not enough that a c hild is Our Lord says to this born, it. needs nourishment Chritt." (Rom. S:17a) church. that He is the One R be rmem r that the la mbs There it a pn>phelic VIIKtn "who lmth the seven spirits of h. h · w IC arc JUS! born are in t'----epislles of our Lord. God. :uld the seven stan." In ·~ H im i, the fullness of wis<hml nourished by the rlock and Tbe church of Sardis rep. and knowledge. He cares fM no t by the shepherd. resentJ the church in the Mid· thO!-~.' "htl are called "the We are responsible fo r the dle Ases. whea the li&}lt ot stars in his hand"; they are babes in Christ. and there~ the gospel became dim a~ ~safe in all circumstance~. fore we need life ourselves. the life of the Holy Spirit vanished out of the church. even in :1 church of apostasy (3) Th~ wurnint of the Lord l',•c 11, •. ,1 ·,0 Sa~'·· · . 3 How true it was in that time .. ru,. 11 1n verse : "Remember what tfle Lord says to the {2 1 I know. The eyes of how thou but received . . . church in Sardis: .. thou hast the L,,,,J see through an,J bold fast, and repent. If not 1 name, tflat tltou livest. and thr,•u~h. "all thinp a r c ... I will come oo thee as lrt dead." nak..:ll and opened" bef,>re a thieC." i csus Ouist, our Him. I Ht'b. 4: 12) He eann.•t Lord, wants to see a change be lle.: .. ·i\ l'll by a fal~ oa111d in the sad situation of this f h: ~:" ~ in verse 1: "Tfl,,u church. So. a change is pos~ fla ,t a name that thou li h::~t sible! He does no t say to wait ... an,J art dead!" What a for the repentance of others h:rribl,: llcception is in thi11 who perhaps are worse. But churd1 :tnd before those out-He says to everyone who side! Tllc\' flave the name of hears His Word and acknowL But there were a few who had life, and what a power has the divine life! The Re- formation came over the countries in Euro~ and the secret or thit grnt move~ ment was the Bible, the Wo rd of God which sives life! TJVO MINUTES lik but ·in reali ty there i!i death in this church. The label ~•ns life, and the COil· tent i:-d-c~th . They are und(:r fal-.c n:u11t~ "Th .. · n:.me" is a key word linN ~~~LE or thi~ cpi,!Je. The name of a Christian is not cn9 ugh. There nlU!>t be rCality. n our Lord say. thllt..-t'MI ~d'lurdklll .. t dead. at kast tbe majority o( tho..c who belong to the church, it i"' dear. that they never rcc~·i"'~u the life of C'hri,t. Hi, life can never die! Th .. ·~ had accepted Hi11 name. hu t not Hi:, life. They arc qill iu the old nature of the nc,h. I hey are dead in sins and. therefore, they bring fo rth the \lo Orks of the flesh. nu·r.: r~ a ~real contrast lx·twn·n thc·ir name "Chri s-. ti<tn-.."' that means ano in ted v.·ith th .. · ll~>ly Spirit as par ~ ta k..:rs uf the life of Christ. and their daily walk which speak.; "' loudly about the oi,J -.clfi,IJ na ture and the Ju,ts of the fk...t.. Huw man~ arc called Chris- tians hll..l!t) who never wen.~ born again? It may be that they decided even for Christ and prnf..:,""U Him in a church. TI1C )' even may be very ~ri•1u.; ahout it and lry nnw In li\e up 10 the fligh .\landard .. r k'us Chri st in their own stren!!lh. Tiley n:~ ccived a new nHme. but nut a new nature. Th;lt is the tmuhlc nf so many Christi;.os today, they go unda a· f:.l~ name. Jes us ~:t)Y "Thai which i~ born or the flesh. ill fle~h and that which is born or the Spirit i~ SpiriT." (Jn. J :fq There we sec the grear dif- ference bcrw..:en those who have only rhe nature they re- ceived by their birth, and those who go! the new nature by being bom again. You a~k. How can I ~born again? Thar was the question of Nicodemus who came to Jesus by night. Jesus rold him thar "whosoever believeth in him has et~mal life." (Jn. 3o ll) To believe in Jesus means to change with Him what we are and what we have. Give Him your ~na Jnd your death and take from Him foraive- Deu of tina aAd new life. JuSI tate what He otrcr1 to you and believe that yoa JOt ir. Thee it will 1M your con- feooioo : '1'bc ).., di lloc Spirit of lllo Ia Qril( s ..... llodoaode_f,..f,_,.,. ... of ........ -·· I.R<>m. 1:2) So-~-.... ... -"'Ordod-....... .. -.......... ., .,. __ .Do,.. ..... ..,. ,..,_ __ ..... ,.. ... P CO.NIUUI I . UAM Nfl, ... ,.,.. ....,. IOCIIn CHICAOO. ll~Otl tot.U GLORIOUS PROSPECT To the true Chnst•an. one of the most wonderful passages m the whole Bible is Eph. 2:7 where 'M! read of God's purpose: "That in the ages to come He might show the ellceeding riches of His grace in His kindness to· ward us through Chnst Jesus." This passage appears the more wonderful when v•ewed 10 the light of its context . Verses 2·6 tell how we were afl&r once the "children of disobedi· ~nc~," and therefore "by nature the ch•ldren of wrath, even as others." But then we read those wonderful words of hope, "Bur God.'' "But God. who •s RICH IN MERCY. because of H•s GREAT LOVE wherewith He loved us ... " And the nexl vers~M. tell how He has. taken behevers m Chnst fr om the lowest po5111on of condem· nat•oo and wrath and g•ven them the h•ghest place of favor and blessmg m Chnst at H1s own nght hand 10 the heaven lies. The simplest, humblest be· liever 1n Chriu as His Sav1or has been given this position in the heavenlies, for God no longer sees him in himself, but in Christ, who died for his sins. This is why St . Paul so often writes about "those who are in Christ Jesus ." It is for the bel~ever now to occupy this exalted position, to appropriate by faith the "all sp•r- , •tual blessings" which are h.s m Christ (See Eph. 1:31 . like Paul, he may be lihed by grace, through bith, above the troubles and SOl· rows of "this present ev1l age .. and enjoy his position and bless· in9' in the heavenlies in Christ. And even this is not all, for look· ing: far 1head to the future , the apostle, by divine revelation, goes on to say On Eph . 2:71 that God hM done this all for us, "that m the ages to come He mi~t show the exceeding riches of His grace in His kindness toward us th10ugh Christ Je-sus ." a L()()B aT Tile :SOO;K IY OR. 101 JOIIEI 8(11 oJI2I!D Un/nr.,tll IIIUIIIYIU.I. ""TM UlltOt. .. A Mil• " ... God i1 love" (I J ohn 4:81. The Lord Je.ua Chrtlt, by Hia death, manife.ted Cod'1 love to man. "" Who ..,aa God in the fle11h demon1trated the love of the Father in the ahed· dinl" of His o~n Blood for mnn'1 nodemption (Roman• 5:8). God is Wiadom and th41 Author of all wi1dom (Dniel ~;20). The Lord Jeaua Cbrlat 1poke only word• of dl't'ln41 wiadom (John 7 :44). God i1 Truth (Pulm 100:5). .The Son of God never uttued nne, untrue: word. He w11 TTuth Inc arnate (J ohn 1~:6). God II Lite and the Author of Life (Ceneail 2:7). Chrfet 11aid, "I am ~ome th.t U.q mirht have Hfe ... '' (lohr~ 10 :10). Cod i1 'Li(ht (J Jo .. ft 1:5). Je:sut broucht the llrht of Heaven into the darlrneaa of the world of •ln. He la tiM "true lirht. which IIHtett. nery man that eometli btto the worlcf" (John 1:1). '!'1M brirhtrM .. of HJ1 praMnu & pels the darlrneu ha the ItT.. ot m ... God f1 Power (P .. hn •:U). ..ProcW• L.JIMrty We ... .,.t IIIII ._. •to 18 of tile 1•*-••...,_,. -L-1J:JI H11UY IVANGII.l.a.ATION SOCII I i r .o. •• 101, t.o. Mplft. c.uf. 900H .. -D. L MOODY. ..... fa....,. EYaocefill. when eldteen yean ol ap, wu a boot ....... as&n In b1. uncle'• ttore in Boeton. His Sunda.y Sehool ~eher wu a Mr. Kimhall. and he had ld hie heart on wlnnin« tlle youna man (or Chrilt. Arttr prayins about the m~;tter, be a,... ranpd to vi11t him at the boot liON ... 1 wu determined," to use hit own wprdl, .. to tpeak to him 1bout Chriat and about hie toul, and 1tarted down to Holton'• boot •tore. When I ~u nearly there I besan to wonder whether 1 oupt to so in juat then durins butine~~ hour.. I thousht my call mis:ht embarr .. tbte bor. •nd that when I went awjlhc olhc• derb would atk who I waa, •n taunt him with my efl'ortl in tryins: to make him a pod boy. In the meantime I had paeeed the ttore:, and, di.ecoverins: this, 1 determined to make a d11h for it, and ha"e it over at once. I (ound him in the baek part of the buildins: wrappinll) up ahoe:t. I went up to him at once, and put· tins my hand on h ia .boulder, I made what l (e:lt a(terwarda wa1 a very weak pie. for Christ. I don't know just what words I ueed, nor eould Mr. Moody tell . laimply told him of Chriet'a love for him, and the love Christ wanted in return. That was all thae was. It aeemed the young man was ju11t ready (or the lisht that then broke upon him, and therf' in the back of that 11tore in Boston, D. L. Moody save hih'llelf and hia life to Christ." The Temple.Fouodatiooe Laid • Col6m Tut: "0 liN -.. ,. Ill< Lcnl: tor lw fl JPOd: '"'lib_,.,. Forty yeara afterwards. when preaching in &.ton, Mr. Moody himself th u1 de8Cribed the effect of hi1 conversion upon his life: "I can almost throw a 11tone from Trf'mont Temple to the spot where I found God forty years ago. I wi11h I could do ROmething to lf"ad 50me of you young rnf'n to that same God. H~ hall been a million limes bcttf'r to mf" than I have been to Him. I remembf'r thr morning on wh ich 1 came out of my room aftf'r I had first truAted Christ. I thou.e;ht lhl' 'sun shonr" a good deal bris:hter than it f've r had bf'fore. f thous:ht that it was just smiling upon me, and aa I walked out upon BoAton Common and heard the bird11 1in.e;ing in thf' trees, I thought tht'!y WPrt! all si nginfi!: a 110ng to me. Do you know? I feJI in love with tht> bird!. I had n"er cared (or them kforf'. h ~f'mt"d 10 me that I wu in IOVI!' with aJI (:r('aliOn. f had not a bitter f~J. ing again!lf any man, and I wa!l readv to take all ml!'n to my hl!'arl. If a man has" not the lovf' of God &hl!'d abroad in his heart he has not yet ~n rep;l"nNated.''" Mr. Moody'!! f'llpt'ri .. ncr wa!l the M mf' a~ that of thl!' pot'! who sang: "Birds with gladder AOngs o'erRow, Flowers with brighter ~aulil!'s shinf'. Since I know, as now I know, I am His, and He ia mine." For as peaCf' comes .rtf'r suffering, And love is r!'ward of pain- So. aftrr this life. comi!"S heavl!'n, And out of our loss is ~a in. -.tftl"' ,.,., •. (I'M. IJ6: It s • -~ r .. our •udy of duo ·OOCCNid -· fn>m tllo Boot or Em, II Is approprilte to c(uote the ramarb of a modem writer: ''Tho olllloa [of Judah) •t out rrom a.bylon wtd. the cordial •PP'OYII at cy.,... Tho mothw which tnftu-t11o Pwnilft klfta In alowJnt Lhe laM t9 '"'"m can only be sunnload. The tttdmony whk:h the recently dtJcoveNd monumentJ aWe is. tNt he (CyNs) w• urpd: to act u he dJd from potiUcal conatcJe .. uons. He had c:Jeuly perc:dved that the cruel poUc:y pursued by the OWdean ldnp had lsaucd In national ruin. These kinp had compelled the people whom they conquered to leave their own homes; but c:otD;ublon bore its own fruit for then history tauJ,ht, as li still !etches, that thOle who have once enjoyed freedom can never be made to re~der loyal obedience to • foreilf' ruler by mean1 of force. The swift destruction which Oftrtook the OW4ean Empire heart witnes~ that to deport 1 people: is not the same th1n& as to subd~ their wills." Moreover, .. Cyrus, warned by the fate of Babylon, saw that cruelty breeds rebellion, and that a pnerous rult makes (Of loyalty. He therefore tet the Jews free. The 'Nisdom of his policy is confirmed by the notabAe circumtt•oe that tholJih he aDowed the Jews 10 return to their own land under the leadership of a prince of the houae of David, no danaer to the safety or his kingdom was incurred. The exUes were trealed by Cyrus with mapanimity, •nd they repaid his pnerOiity with loyalty. There Is, however, nothina in the story of Cyrus's conduct-which makes it impoa.ible for us to believe lhat his policy was incontbtent with reliJious motives. tis poUtlcal action, if not actually dictated by his reUJion, may st least have'been powerfuUy influenced by Jt. He may not have been the acvere monotheist wttich until rect:ndy most SUDDENLY! By J. W. Brownln9 (Prophetic Wltn_.) The sky i1 dark and lowering! Clouds have been gathering on all side11 in increasing volume and density, the ominous signa of a coming storm are everywhe re apparent. A 11udden cri11is, and the nation• of the world may be divided into two huge campt~. and pitied again11t each other in deadly conRict - unleu God intervene!!, which, in the affain of men, He often does -Suddenly! In a paat diepenaation He auddenly opened !he cloud• of heaven and broke ur. the foun· taina of the great d~p. and the word that then was perished in a flood. Suddf'nly He came down upon the builders of the tower of Babel and ecattered them with confusion of language. Suddenly He rained fire and brimatone on the wicked ci tiet of Sodom and Gomorrah and de11troyed them. Suddenly the angelic hosta announced the {':lad tidin~s of peace and goodwill on earth at the aJ\·ent of the Saviour (Luke 2:13, 14). Suddenly that peace and goodwill will be taken from the earth at the aecond advent of that aaml!' J~u1. He whom men rejected and crucified, whom God railt!d from the dead, and suted at Hia own right hand, will come again. Suddenly, like the lightning tluh: aa the twinklinp; of an eye; as the blatt of a trumpet. For the trumpet shall eound and the dead ehall be raiaed, and the living ehall be 1:hanp;ed. Suddenly the Church of God will be anatched away at the coming of the Lord, tnd with it the Holy Spirit will depart 11 auddenly u He came. Million• of men tnd women. and mit- lion• of children, too, will be caught up to meet the Lord in the air (I Tbeu. 4 : 17). Multitudl!'! of the redeemed will be taken away to enjoy everlasting bliu in the preaence of the Lord ; multitudes of Chrisl·rejecton will be left behind. Then wickedneu unrestrained wi ll be let loo~e; wicked men in the abaence of the Holy Spirit'• rHtnint, urged .on by Satari, will oppo11e themeelv~ to God'e earthly people, seeking to cruah the nation of whom Christ w" born. Thia will be the day of Anti· christ, when that wicked one will be manifested whom the Lord J¥ill conaume with the Spirit of Hi• mouth, and destroy with the bri~tness of Hia coming (2 The~~. 2:8). · ''The Lord ahall auddenly come to Hia temple;" He will be revealed •• the deliverer of Hia earthly people, and for the destruction of their enemie.. "The Lord ahall be revealed from heaven with Hia mi&hty angela, in ftam· ing fire taking vengeance on them that know not God, and that obey not the Gotpel of our Lord Je.us Chrial" {2 Theaa. 1:7, 8). Suddenly, a a the cities of the plain were wiped out: Juddenly u the earthqu,ke awal· lowed Ko'rah and hi1 company (Num. 16). It may be in the morning watch, aa the shrill notes of the cock crowing awakes the t leepen. It may be at the mid-day hour that the Lord'• chariot cloude will suddenly d.,ken the aun! It may be at midnight that the shout of the Lord. the voice of the archans:el, and the trump of God will Alartle both aleeping and waking, both dead and livins (I Tbeu. 4:16). In due time the period of grace will clote, and judgment 1wift and 1ure will fall upon a Christ·rejecting world. We beline the day of aalvation will end .oon; we know it will end lu4denlyl"Yet a linle while ahd He that .hall come will come: and wiU not tarry" (Heb. 10:37 I. He ia coming 1r.u/Jenl.y. ly 0 . loyt l'rophetic: H.wtl Thert' ia no doubt that Cod h" a lJM:clal nw.aus:e for our time, bur ' what is it ? Thla theme hu Dttupied much of my thin.ki ns: of late •• I have r~:aliaed the tremmdou. im· portanc,. of 1uch an uttertnce. 11ae problem ha• bf'cotnf' mo~ c:ompkolx w~n I have oon· sidem:f I hut its anawt"r dept"nd• upon tq whom God ia IJH'Ilking. If Hit words wert' addreeted to the Church they mi«ht we:ll bt', "Behold. I oome quickly" (A:e v. 3:11 ), or if they were .,oke:n to thr unN•t'd lhey would no doubt bt cou~ in a lt.:rm of wamin1 auc:h a. "'IJe.. hold; I ,,,.,,.. u a thi.r" (R ... 16,15). The problf.m or findins a einslc mnNp hcai• to raofye itadf wtlm we nodcr tb.t the ,,. part of thtw two _..... lt kitntiall. tnd • afnKie truth ftftlr.rsn ••k:b U. e ., ........ applieotlan io tho .. ,., ..,.lcity ....J ,.. ,..-. tcOnOMY of the drivi. J' ' _. .. the I....Lseonbo ....... IOdo,.. ..... lloMW,1~1 .._ ...... lloo....Jy ~ io- '"' r .. HilllrWa, ... t ... Gs.n& 1\la ..-• ....... ., .. , -............. ., . ... ...... .. OJ-.-, ...... ..,_ .. will moel certainly be left to face the c~at Tribul1tion. Salvation ia a sift. and t. (reely olfered to all ~pon one eondition-(aith in Je:sue Otriat 11 Saviour 1nd Lord throus:h the finitbed wotk or atonemml at Calvary. To the unum and to the apoltlle. churthtt wmes rhia wamlna o( J~ .. Behold r eOale ae a rhl,.(." We have already teen thai wbm Jesua OOmf'fl He wiD take •••r Ht. true 0\urch, but there i• 1nother MpeCI that rntria. eontideratlon--whal wiD He '-"1 Tho lhlop loft will be tbo thl... ....,t tllo .,..jority of people think,.... wonh •lsi._ .......,. r ..... ..,1c. , .... ;. .... -.. fo. ... l Rellpua ., .. _ will llo loft. .,.J ol the wortc. of art tNc .m eo .....,. u••••e. 1J7Ioow ...., I no oiloc:lt lo _, .... .,.1co wll ....... -....... --.... "'-.~, ....... wwlol ..... -l " ..... .... ........ ,..... n. o.ra. ......... will ....... -................... .. _ ........ ( ...... I ;y) orlliW.. ,._ ..... eo., .............. . ...... ( ...... , . writtn IMU~Qfd him to haft bttn. Jewllh tlec:berl may, howtwr, hi" onJofod duo f"'YYIoee of ........ ~~a, him mpecdna thl dhln1 wiD; but trr'halewr mod"' lnft-.1 him, his conduct wu qui" In keepin1 'lrilh d .. p JtUojous c:atvktiont, a, weD • with the dld•tot of hJib poltlc:al prindpln" (cf. J. wu.o. llupo•. "",.,.Exilic ltop/w/4 n.d., pp. IS, !6~ Thus in the aradous providence of Cod, a fUthful company of Jews, enc:ourapd by the ·royal prodarnation of Cyru1, went back to their homeland in Judah . "'The whole C:CI'l1Jeption tosether w11 forty and two thou•nd three hundred and throescore, beside their servants •nd their mahll, of whom there were seven thousand three hundred thirty and seven : and there were amona them two hundred slnlin& men and slnPna women" (Eu• 2:64, 6S). Also , it should be mentioned th•t ttril loyal bend returned from Babylon under thC cap~blc '"dcnhip of Jcshua (Joshua) 1nd Zerubbabel. These leaden were undoubtedly men of put enthusJasm and sincere p6ety. They led the people in this period of restoration. and enc:ouuaed the children of Jsr~el to rebuild the •ltar of buml offering •nd to l•y the f01.1ndat1ons o( the Temple. TM outline of the prttent letaon , which is entitled "The Temple FoundatiOns Laid," is 11 follows: i . The Buildina of the AltJr (Ezra 3:1·3) 2. The 3:4-7) Restoration of Wor1hip (Ezra 3. The Foundation (Ezn 3:8·13) o r the Temple THE IUILDIN<; OF THE ALT All In Ezra 3:1-3 we read: "And when the seventh month •• come, •nd Jbe children of ltrul ...,c in th' dUn, the I r I • ' ' people pthered then-.elva toscthcr •• one man lo kru•letn.•·llwn •ood wp Jahua the tort of Jozadak, tnd his brethren the pril.'sts, and Zerubblbel lhc son or SheaiUtl, and his brethren, 1nd buUdcd the ah1r of the Gnd of Israel, lo offer bumt offerinp thereon, as It is written in the law of M01t1 rhe man uf God . And they set the altar upon his bases; for fear w• upon them because of lhe people of those countries: and they offered burnt-offerings thereon unto the Lord, ewn bumt-o((ertnp mol1linc and tw~nina." Venet 1~3 apeak of the altar or bumt of1'ertna whJc:h wu tel up in Jeruulem. This event took place in the ....nth month of the flnt year of the return from Babylon. Here it sh.oukl be noted that the snenth month tt the fatlvaJ · month of the Jews. On the fint day of the aeventh month there wu a peat blowing or uumpeb (c!, Num. 29: 1-6). Tflen the day of atonement was observed on the tenth day (cf. Num. 29:7-1 1). Liter the feart of Ll:bemacles was .. ept, startina on the fifteenth day (cr. Nwn . 29: 12·38). Thus the most ucred month in the Hebrew calendar Wll • very suitable Ume for the first retiJ.Ious act of the restored people. "The holy convocation" Qn the nm day w•s to proclaim the new order of thinas within a short period after the Restoration. Alter the altar was erected, there was the oblervanca of the dally ucrttic:e mominc and evenina • deoeribed In Exodus 29:38 and Numben 28 :3-8. (CDMTIMUID MIJCT •Ill) I I t.l • lale .-,. -~----.. u at tr .-eoa1·p 2, .... ,....,.,.....,_. ___ ., __ _ .... .. -.. -.... a.~ .......... sa II)' -.. --1... Alii,_, I_ • ..._ ..... --.. -. Aid -I .. ""!riliiiOO~ ....... --.. -c.r--.-. .... "''trrl¥ 7 •• , ...... .... • Olllt ............ ,,, -. --- ···--·· • r _,. 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(-Pldo PWUc !at-llorPTaet~ FICTITIOUB 11UIIIIfl88 lUilE CIGAR F l.cratY llfC. STATEMEJfT PabU.III: Jill)' 11. lt14, lD tbe COACH JAN AMISH. a ltUiftiM: at fulltrtoa College, pta: ber team orpntaM for tbe Newport parks, beacbes and rtcr..UOo ctrl •s ~u tea cue. POP-UP gets a dlGDPOlnted Jook fr om Tory Fleetwood, 11, wbUe bencbwarmers .alt tbelr tUfll at Corooa del Mar Youth Ceoter. Too'se portions ot loti Park c.....,.. ducrlbtd Ia SietlcMI1 z. 1, 2 aDd 3 ot lbe rtnt bereol, aDd, u aid Dtltrietlac Addition to Newport fletpll YICI llllll baYt beta 10 ....t~ as recorded 1a Book 4, Pap ed, tbe amt *11 be 1.11 ..U 94, YtscellaDeoul Maps, ile-toree ud tfhd IDd bt a put cords ot <>ranee Coury, lJ1DI of TttJe !0 ol tbe Newport southerly of tt.t eertaln 11De Bel.cb Ytllllcls-1 Code. Tllo lollowto( .,.._ llldaiJir llnport llubor ED01157. -· u : La Tortqa, SNO So. Pnau nr ·• -Aoo .,.,., --uii-"i:Ai ·L:iiioiiinn~eCii--Jou W. 1011111, lUU Meade - St., Gardto Grot-e IIZUI. FtCTrrJOUB BUBiiTESS NAIIE Tbt.l buatat11 is COIKiaded ST A TEUENT by &D lDcUYJdU&L Tbe followblc PIJ'IOD 1l'dotDc stped: Jou w. JODer. buatoea as: T•m Calllon111, Tbt.IMattmeat wu flied with 2419 N, Spruce, Santa ADa, tile c .... ty Clert ct <>rup ca. 92?011: Raoald F. Miller, Coaat)' oa J...,. Zl, 1974. Sl5 DllmODd, Bllbol. IJiaDd, r- PlbUab: Jlllly 4, 11, 11, 25, Ca. ..,~ 1974, lrl lbe Newport Harbor Tb11 busllleu 1.81 eoodueted Euip, F -35Hi? by u lDdindal. L~IIDnce FICTrriOIII BUIIIIIESS NAME STATEIIEIIT Slped: Roaald F. WUler. Tbb ltl.temeDt .as ftledw:lth the County' Clerk or OraDCe Co...ty oo. June zo, 1974. PubU.b: JUDe 21, July 4, 11 , 1 B, 1974, In tbt Newport Harbor Enslen. F -S4914 LIGALMOnCI . ---.. . ·~ • ' . --- • described as follows: SECTION J. 1blJ ortHMace Bertnnlllc at tbt tntersecUOb &ball be ~ ODCe 1D tbe of the Northerly Rl&llf-oi-Way offtelal Dt'WCIIPtf ol tbl Ctty, Line or AYon Street wtt21 tbt a.t the •me IMU bt elfeettn Southeasterly RIPt..of-Way SO days afteT tbe date ol ill Line of Suta Au AYesu•; adaptloa.. thence proceecHnc Nortblut-Tbil ord..LDI.Dce was Latro- erly aloag aid Rlebt-01-Way dueed at a repl&r meeU.ac ll.ae of Saata Alia. AYncae a of tbt City Comcll ot tbt City distance of 140' to the True of Newport Beach •Jd oa· tbl Point of Be~ tMoce pro-Utb day of Jet, 1974, u:l wu ceecUDc Euttrly akmc a llDt adopted oa tbe 1tb day ot July, rurmlng parallel to the Nortta~ U7( bJ tbe toUowlDC Yote, to erly Rlctat-of.Way UDe of AYOb wtt: to an IDtersecUoo wttb the pro-AYES, COUNCILMEK:Webmll, lonptloo of a llDI rwualoc no.t:al, Barrett, K•tm. Rogers, parallel to aDd a d1.staDce of Ryckoff, Store. 100' Southerly ot tbe Southerly KOES, CO UNCILMEN ; ooroe. Rlgtlt -of -Way 11De ot Cwt ABSENT CO UNCILMEN: DODe. Orin; tbe&ce aiocc aid pro-Donald A. Yc.IDnls long:atlon and aid l1De to an Mayor I.Dteuectloo wttb tbe Ea.t.erly ATTEST : Tllo lol-parooo lo do!Dr b-...., at: Sam'1 Seafood II, 3901 Eut cout 11wy .. coronia dol Mar, Ca. !IU25: Puod- Rutaarut ColllPf.DY, a CaW. Corp., 3901 Eul Cout Hwy,, Coroaa del Mu, 9ZSZ5. nt. bus1De1s t. CODdoeted by I <orponflco, FICTITJOt5 Bm!NESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe followt.Dc pertoa Is dolne busloeu u: Product Sales Company, 3'700 Newport Bl'fd., SOt.rr HPAW Laura Williams, 9, showshowpltcher s whothrow from the "WTong-'' side can still p;et the job dooe. ANGElS C AP a_l)() devilish baserunnlog make Cyo. tbia Jarvey a base-stealing threat. First baseman Kathy Cecil Is thinking about he r turn at bat. Both ·are 9 years old. CKR~TI COALE, 9, takes a ctrt-stze cut at the ball .. and mlsses. (Ensign photos.) lot line of l.4t l, FtrJt Mdl-Lura Lagtos tioa to Newport Hefcbta:, as Ctty Clerk sbon oo Dl.ltrlellDc Map No. Publlah: Ju]J 11, 1974, lD 5, referred to 1o Secttoo zo.. tbe Newport Harbor Elllip. Corporatloa Name : Paadena Reatallfi.Dt Compu:y. Slpature 41 Title: Jr:ert Wat. len, V. Pru. Tbia statement ftl flledwlt~ the Couoty Clerk of Ora.ore Couaty oa JUDe 25, 1974. Suite S03, Newport Beach, Cal. llornla 92M3: E. s. Gilbert _..:L:..:I:..:G:::AL::..:IIID=n=c:•-- Jr. Company, a Cai.Uorn1a cor- poration, 3'100 Newport BlYd., Suite 30S, NewportBeach,CaU- fornla 9Z68S. From the Police Blotter bJo bome at 101 a..,., Ban.. Highway House of Prayer Pubtt.b: JuJy 4, 11, 18, 25, 1974, lD the Newport Harbor Eoslp. f -35045 FICTITIOUS SilliNESS NAME STATEMENT Tllo follow Ill( PlfOOC 5o do Ill( buloess u: Cout DeYeklp~ meat, 610 Newport Center Drln, Newport Bt&ch, Calli. n&eO! Rorer v, Palma~eer, IIISI P•lo Dr!Yt, H~ ~tciiJf!'-..IU J,'), ol Tlroll bul8ul 1s eoadaeted by lD ·ldTidatl. Slped: Rottr V. Palmatetr. ThJ.r lt&temtGt wu flied Wltb tbe County Clerk of Orange County on July 12, 1974. PubUsh: July 18, 25, Aua;. 1, 8, 1974, LD the Newport Harbor EDiiiJ'. F -35511 LIGAL HOTICI FICTMOt5 BlBINESS NAME STATEMENT Tbt folloYLD& per~on isdoillc baiiMSs U ; Metal Giard, 12:50 i . Cout Bwy ., Cor0111 dtl War 02425: Doaald v. F'raMII.o, 3250 E. Coe.lt Hwy.;Coroaa del Mar 92SZ5. Tblo boolness 15CGOdocttdby .. l.Ddlrid~l. Slp>td: llooald V. FrUZ<IIll. Tbt. statement was ftled with tbt COUDty Clerk of Oranp CoWlty Ob July IZ, 1974. :Publlsl:l: July 18, 25, Aur. 1, a, 1974, ln the Newport Harbor Ea.slp. F -15!513 LIIGAL IIDnCI fJCTITIOtB BlliiNESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe tollowlol perooo IJdolll( buslnell u : RllleD"I Coast TV, ZIU Lquoa C1711071 Road, La-c-Btecb, Calli. 91851: K-L. Mlddl«oo, 304 Tile RL&Ito, Newport Bt&cb. CaUl, tueo. TbJo -lo -0<1 by an IDd!Yldual. Slp>td: Ko-b L. Mlddltloe. ..,.. Zllalomtol .... ll1td wllb tile Coooty Clork cl 0raii(O c.-, oo ~-n, lt'H: PII:IUA: JllJ 4, ll, 11, ZS, 11?4. lA lba Nnport Harbor Eulp. r.JSOff . UOAL IIIDTICI TM.s busloess Is coDducted b)' a eorpora.Uoa. Corporation Dame: E. S. Gil. bert Jr. Co. Stpture 'Tltle: Edward S. Gilbert Jr., Pres. Thta statemeot was ftled wttll the Co'"" Cltrt of Oranp COI.mty oo JulJ 9, 1974. SLP-74381 • WEDNESDAY JULY 3 Tony Hornth. 5!9 .W.O, lfft. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Richard Paui JarYis, 33, of port Helgbts, reported a $US STATEMENT 483 62Dd St., Newport Shores, tape deck stolen from tlt. car The foUowlDc per100 lsdolng was cbarpd with bei..D& lntoxt-while lt was parted at 14th bustnesa aa: Caplarano Mobile cated 1n publlc at 23rd and w. aDd w. Bay, Banx:., from 1:SO Home Ezchanrt, S3413SanJuan Ocean front, Central Newport, a.m. until 4 p.m .•• A tractor Creek Rd., Sa.o Juan Capistrano after allecedly rUIUling Lnto z belongiJlg to the v&i.ser,.est 926'75: Robert Edward Parcells, people on his bicycle . • • Landscape Co, ot to. Anplls 1M22 Uoderh.lll Lane, Hunting-Robert Gerald Edwards, ZZ, was stolen from a job site ton Bel.eb. 92647. or 298 21st. Costa Mesa, was at 1 Saodflower Court, Blr Tbls business Is being coo-charged with driving tmder the Canyoo, between 5 p.m. Jaly dueted by an IOO.lYidual Influence or alcobol at 5:20 z and 7:30 a.m. Jtlly 3 .•. Slgoed: Robert Edward Par-p.m. In the 1000 block of Bal-About $250 wortb ol tools were ceU. boa Blvd., Balboa, In connec-taken from a prare at tbe Thts statement ftled with the tton with a mlnor tra.tnc acct-home of Donald Doran, 1947 county clerk of Orange C0uoty deot there ••• A tape deck Port CardUf, Harbor VIew on: June 19, 1974, Wllllam E. nlued at $80 was stolen trom Homes, somethr.e ~ltD FJCi'M'JOUS suino:ss KAM! St JOiul. cciwlty cten. Dla.ne Joyce Moore's car While 11 :30 a.m. July 2 and 1!:35 ''1· "11''STATEMENT PabUab: J1111e 27, July 4, lt wu parked in front of'her a.m. July :S ••• C.u..tae Tbt foUowtDc peuoa lsdot.Dc 11, 18, 1974, Ia tbe Newport residence at 209 -1/2 E. Bay Pearce, 4824 CortlaDd, Cameo Publlab: July 18, ZS, All(. I, 8, 1974, 1n tbe Newport Harbor EIIS!p. F -!5413 . LIGAL IIDnCI ~ u : Product' Sa .. s Harbor Ensign. f -S490Z Balboa, ftom It p.m. July 2 Htgtalaods, reported ber parse Compey, S?'OO Newport Blvd., untll 6:45 a.m. July 3 aDd Its contents, n.luedat$115, Suite 303, Newport Beach, Cal~ stolen from the porcb of a lfornla 92663: E. s. Gilbert Jr. LIGAL IIOTir.:l LIGAL MOnti trleDd's hOme at 109 3910. West Compuy, aCalltorniacorpora. ORDlNANCE NO. 1575 Tltl 11 f this Code titled Newport, at IZ :30 p.m. Uon, 3700 Newpoct BlYd., Suite AN ORDINANCE OF THE ''R e t~l Act! tti e~ Dd • THURSDAY, JULY 4 30S, Newport Beacb, CautorDIJ. e m Of NEWPORT BEACH Tlt~r~ of this c~ eesn~t~ed Dwight Eugeoe Hoyer, 18, Of 926&!. AMENDING SECTION 1.12 .• "H bo R lati " and 4801 River, West Newport, wu Tbla buaiDtas r. coDduc:ted ar r eru oos, cbarp:l wtth betnc 1Dloxtc&ted by 1 corporation. 020 OF THE NEWPORT shall ha.Yt the power to make 1.o. pubUc at 4802 RiYer at 1;lO SlcnecJ: Edward S. Gtlbert, BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE arrests tor violations of tbe a.m ••. Eugene Mlchaelstrom- Gilbtrt Jr Co PERTAINING TO THE AU-following sectlons of this Code: gren 18 of 3258 Orecoa Costa st-tur~ ~ Tltl . Ednrd THORITY OF PARKING Section 6.04.070 "Improper Me~ .;as arrested at' l!·04 -e. CONTROL OFFICERS A!lD Garbep Disposal," Section ' ' S. Gilbert Jr., Pr". POLICE CADETS TO EN -6 04 ZOO "T tn wttll p.m. on Coast Hwy., just DOrtb Tbla .tatemeat wu ftledwlth FORCE TITLE IZ OF THE B'ea~h Rec~:: ~rolblt-of tbe Arches, and chlrpd IM Couaty Cltrt of Oranre NEWPORT BEACH MUNICJ. ed," aDd Sectlon 6.04.230 with possesalOD of marltiiiDl Coi.IDty 00 JulJ 9• Hl74• PAL CODE AND CERTAIN "Human Deposits." ' • 'Mark Dwa.ID Tboratoo, Zl, hbllab: JalJ 11, 25, Aug. SECTIONS OF TRE CAL (4) Th M I p k of 213Z VIsta Laredo, tbe 1, 8, 1974, 1D lbe Newport • e ar r». ar mana -Bluffs, was charpd wtth bei.Dg Harbor En.sJ.p. F _35413 lFORNIA VEHICLE CODE ger shall hue the power to intoxicated ln pti)U.c at Ptrk The City Council of the City make arrests for any vlolaUon aDd Agate Baa.. llland at of .Newport S.cb does ordain of Chapter 12.40 ot the Newport 4:14 p,,n. '. • WhiJe a po'uce as follow1: Beach Municipal Code, eoUtled officer was lnnstlptLDc a SecUoa 1. Section 1.12 .020 "StopplDg, Standing and Park-cbeck case lDYolYLDc Arthur of the Newport BtaehWIUl.lctpal lng Regulations," relating to Clateoce Peacock Jr., or 5005 ::TATEMENT OF WITHDRAWAL FROioi PART- NERSHIP OPERATllfG UNDER FICTmOUS BUSINESS NAME The lol-PlfOOII has wtthdr&n. u a ce-ral put. ur from tbe parblerslltp op- enua, IDler tbe ftctltlous bu11Diu aame r1 Paclflc Plct~ le Prodoctl at Z84 E. Utb St., Colta Mea, Ca., P. 0 . Boz !5!3, &uta ADa, Ca., tslfi So. Eutera A.Yt,, L. A., Ca. Tbt a.~ butDtss aame -lor lilt puiDtl'a!dp wu flied 011 Dec. !I, UI'7S, 1.o 1ba c_, "' Crup. Fill l&mt ud adc!re11 of the per-wttbdnwtor: Rlcb~ ud llomnaD C.ooabtrr. 3131 Wattlu, IICZ, Rt•eulde, Calif. 11507. S~: Rlclllrd H. C.OID- borlo PWUall: Joly 11, II, n , Aoc- 1, lt?f, Ia lilt"--Eutcz>. F-010115 LII&MfiiCi Code 1a ameoded to r•d: parking of vehicles. River West Newpc:wt be 110• ''1.12.020 Aatborlty of Pub-(S) The License S~n1sor cover~ tnlormatloo U.t Pet- Uc Offtctrs or Employees to aDd all Ltcewoe Inspectors cock had $l 566 1D ouutaD41Dg Wake Arrut•. The foUowtng shall have the power to make trattlc warr~Dts and arrested dealpated ~Ue omcers aDd arrests for any rtolatloa or b.lm 00 the war;anta at lU E empk>yHs lball blu tbtpower Title 5 ol this Code, entitled l&th Costa Mea 1 rrrej1 to arrest ~ncxas tor mt.de-"Business Licenses and Regu . Paui Ellmore 18 ;,irig;opu meanor riolatlou committed latiou", Title 6 of this Code Balboa. Is~' ud r.rj LD tbelr preHDCe as bereln-eDttUed "Health and Sanl-Lorman. 18 ol sUta Ana were after proYided: tattoo". Tille 10 of this Code arrested al Blrcl& lDd 'Don (1) Humue offtcers iha.U enUtled '•Offenses and Nuts~ Airport area at S·45 a m ud han the power to make arrests ances", and shall han the cbarl'f!d wltb 'peltf lb.ft diu- tor uy Yl.olaUon ot Title 7 power to mate arrests for YIO-ollne from s c.ar• btktqlaf to of thla Code, enUUed "AoJ~ latioos of Sectloa 12.40.060 of a car reDial ~ mala.'' tbls Code utttled "Parking for Elpba Ireta BriiiiPmu..a: i5' (2) Parkinr Cootrol Officers Certaln Purpotes Protllblted." of 815 Sea c.n, Ne~ and Police Cldets shall baYe (6) The Geoeral Sentces Dt-Helatrta, wu takiMI lo Ho&c tbe power to mall:8 arrests for rector, tbe AsalJtaDt General hospital wttb hd dtf;rM baru uy Yiolatloa ot Title IZ ot Sent.c.11 Olrector, the RefUse on ber ._1 aftwpoUc.t~ tbil CoM, eatiUed "Vehicles Foreman. the Asslstaot Refuse ed to a eaU from btr boltii.Dd and Tra.tflc," aM for uy Ylo-Foremu, and tbe Tralnlnc and wbo aUd be bad bMa -bl• tO ll.tioD ot tht fo~ teetloaa Sat.ty lupec:tor shall baYe the contact her, ud ~ btr lJ1DC of tbe CaWonla Vehicle Code: power to m&ke arrests for any 00 tbe noor Will blr walldac Stet10D toOO etltJed "RectJ. YlolaUou ot Chapter 6.04 of e&De DMrby a,wartllllttJ lllftlc tratloD Rtqldred"; SteUoa4454 thla Code.'' bHD tmmC:.,.te tor NYWI.I •atltltd "Rtliltntloa Card SECTION !, This ordinance daJI Kopt Wtlb Vahlele"; Soclloo aball be publlobed ooco In the • FRIDAY JIILY 5 szoo ITIIltlod "Diaplo1., Ll-ometal --ottlle CIIJ. a-u 'csar-• Pace 11 011114 011111 e.... Platts"; Seetioe stot &ad tbl •m• au be ettec::u,.e of l&a Park, Coeta .,_ • .U FJCTITJ)QI 8ta&HBS lfAMI r.:TmOal ltaiiiS KAME e1tltled ''POifHM'"' ol SO days after the date of lt1 cM.rpd wUb brtLiiC 1111011~ rUTIJmiT III'ATIJmiT PlaiN"; Socltoe 5201 ..Witd ldo!oiiOG. 1.o pobllc a1 l:fO p.•. at lllo no .. IJowtnnr Plf-llldaiJir T1no .. uowtssc par-llldoloa • Porlod cl DlaphJ"; s.ctloa 1'1llo ordloaoct WIJ lnlro-Nnport Pl• ..• Jooopll Btr- b-' 771 u : 1'1llt cr..•a ...._ beei'"T u: w•• 4,._.~ $1CM tltltl..s ''Tabl"; s.euo. d11c:ed at a rtplar meetll( of IU'CI Sc....._., Sl, rJl aoo Ta<W a 1Wp llr-.., 1~ ---IIIO ... c-IISOO .. illtd "Proallollloo ct 1M City Coaiiell ol fZit City Park "._t ....-., wu ........ BodrJII'd, .. ...-t .......,, • ..,..,. a..c., cat .. 11 w'llo ........ Putllc; ot ~ Blacb btld oa tbl cwtec~ ....... --... -. c.---· •--, --Oldlllad "Cn •• 1111 ct ~-. 1"4· ... wu ._ • ., ·-711 1,co IIIIC, lac, --_,..1111 --·eo~ iiO:,l'Cal-Partdlor'':--01711-•dolll&d oolllo •c~~rctJulr, atC-ud-.Air· ~-I, lt14, eo--. 1111 -•par l1oo Ill -llad ·-~ Puldo(:; I.,., bf 1111 .. 1_ tOte, to --. Jl•hD Corit • t ...._ _ _. II st -II • • ..._ a.etiM IIS14 _...., "Fire .U:: .. ..,. __ a,· . -.... , .. ---.-Drift, ,.,.,._...,...., --· -.. II _.,_ COUIICIUIEII·Mclllolll ~..,., clfUAUoo, ' loolud, betweea & p.m. July 5 Ull !. COAST HWT ., COIIOMA DIL 11.41 &DCI9 a.m. July,&, LOWia LIYIL-aiAW • SATURDAY, JULY 6 S eL James Edward Apple Jr., IHTBifDEHOMIHATIOHA.L, PULL GO P f4. o1 1855 SberrfDctoa., Qak. lUNDAY SCHOOL• h4S WOalltiP lla¥1CII u, .. --"~ IVAIIGILIIT1C JlaVICI• ... P.a. RUIDA'f' Wood tpUtm8bll:, WU ur~ PaAv'la 4MD atALI STUDT• Jr. P.M. WIOMIIDAY at 10:15 p.m. at Jamboree and WILLIAM T. I( ROAM, PAS TOI ford. Eutblutl', aDd charred wltb driY1Dg1mder tbeliLilueDce l:==:::===~'=IIO§:H:;I:;'=:":::;M1;:':='~2:;:=:;;==;==~ of a~l ... Gur DUoo ,.. J tt: • I "''--s. OrlaDdos, 19, al 458 £. zoth, llflllllutl! ,.;migrrgatbma "'"M'"' Colt& Yell, was cbarpd wlth A P,u •J I,.J., ... ~-~ C.O.fNt•lln.J C'"•"• Qwrc:i driYiDC IDSer the lnflueoce of alcohol at Hl&tllUd and lrYlDe, 'IftE REV. lORN A. LJNDVALL. MlD1111« Harbor HlplandJ, at 5:ZO p.m. S-ay lw'flot: 1~ ua. 7 •• Robert Forrest Garrett, llbltlblb: l:;ooLa.ud.,:OO~ a-ae•w.·t..-49, ol 1680 16th, Newport a-. wu c7oar ... ,..,. un·..o.t.D n ... lf,..tii .. PII'•-- drtYlDI UDder tbt lafJUIDCe or M.rsery c•n , ... a4e4 Ptt..tot ~27· akollol at Cout Bwy. am Dah~ L:::::=:=::==:=::==:=:::::::::;:::::::::==:=~~~~:=~ ~.;,. ~~':. ~~ ~~~~~ ,.. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 202ll Sabri ... lntno Ternce, TMI CIHTII POl IIILICAL ITUDIIS reporte.1 lll $8,000 platinum ., a.A6MOLIA IT'. AT .... A.M. .. eLl Q..AUU riDe wttb 4~tarat emerald, a SAitTA ... AVL , ... ..., .. ..,.., MOUa $1,500 weddlnc bud, ud a con• MilA ,... P.L •••• ... •snc ••• $2,000 plallo= aD<7 emerald Dl. JIIIIIT CCIIIO!, PAl TOI rU:c .. Tea trom her hOme COIT.t lf&U COUIII&LIMO C&NTIR sometime toetweea 12:30 a.m. TO 8fHMICI DTatMII.C LIY.IMG and oooo ... A camera nlued Alfar&EI .wtSTH' OF 11:1: nUT BAPTIST caoaca at $350 wu burrLartzO<I trom IIV. JAil II Mill IT, DIIICTOI Stephen CrlDe's car while It PUIILT, "**AI.. CALL ....... wu puked oa tbe street near IUilft'AL co.-LMG c:. Ml .. , hlo hOme at 6003 Seubore, LIAIM. TO LIVI "TMI DTMMIIC Ll'l" Welt Newport, from 9 a.m. ~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;=1 IIDUl DOOD, by someooe who .----------, prted opea a wll:dwlnc . • . •• _.. ,_ • .. , t About $2,'MO woftlo of stereo FSRST 01VROI OF LUTHERAN CHUIICH equlpmeDI. was burclarlzed E from the home of Harold Betz, ~0~1~~ ~ NTJST OF THE MASTER 3501 S~~rr.iew, Harbor View 21G0 ,._.. V ... Dl'. Nc:wpon Bed ...... .. Hills, between 3a.m.aDd9a.m. SUNDAY SOIOOL c.-.w ...... .._..,, • SUNDAY, J ULY 7 9 6 Hh_, .._ •· LAWREIICI D. FatJ'ILII'G Gery Lee JobnsoO, 21, of 41 0 SUNDAY SERVICES Pular-..... MC-MN S2Dd, West Newport, wu cb&rpd wltb petty sbopl1ft1nc 9 1 lCUO L •· at 11;15 a.m. at 3110 W. Bal-WEDNESDAY EVENING T MEE11NG 8 p.IL boa Blvd., Balboa • • . bomu READING ROOM Leoo Hanks, 18, ol 286 1 Bay sbore Dr., Bay Shores, wu W«k Uy~: ' ...... -S p.m. cblrpd wUb driY\.Da: under the Wcciand.y: 9 •·•· · 7~0 p.m. IAtlutDCe of alocbol at 11 p.m. T...._J .-4 Frid.ey : at 38th ud Bllboa Bl'fd., 8&17 9 a.•. · 5 P·•·: 7-9 p.m. boa •.• After poll~e stopped • .,,....._...., at•-~ OF z blcyc le rlc,en fer allepdly -..unu ..,__.. rldloc oa tbe s1dewllk La the Dla.tST, saDr'I1ST tOO bloc::t ot Sapplllre on 8a1JG1. Newport .._. at ol ~ eo.-old -Js&Dd, at 4 p.m., oae ~m, ltOO"'Pedfk. v ... Dr. Cbrt.tq,ber EIUott Ollftr, !!5, SUNDAY ICHOOL tO a.-. of 1309-1/Z w. Bay, Bab:ll., wu chlrpd wttll llhrfvlll& SUNDAY SBaVICE 10 ... -. with a pollee omcer ••• Jaet WEDNZSDAY EVDIING Edward Sbtklow, 41Z E. Balboa ...... ---~ I p.-. BlYd., :Jalbo&, reported a $150 ......... C...tl.,.. 1vfbo&rd lltOlta ftoiD Ilia car &.1-.ce • "•"'-- puked at lllaDdm:IEc:lpw'&ter, Moa.-Pri.: 10 a.a. • S ,.. .. ~ h 100 Yo. .,. ew ' '= ...,.... .. ~-nportod ••• ___ , ----• '1 ... .. ~ of ~. tae...... --..-a~ S.thn aa 1810 Army co• rt'IOiftr to-.._ a-. n'-d at $1,500, ltoiiD ftoa •~o -.., • •mar '=r z1nl • Warllllp 11Dw-lO:JO a.a. • • ..,aad~,_ ATTIIMD Till CHURCH OP TOUR CHOICI IIGUL~RLY llaLIOIUIOI VtterUI' Memorial Bide. .... , ... eo._ TOIITU11,'- 1111D&Y WfLD: _...._ a-P.ll. ... --. .. ~--~, I coa• an no c• a blclrooa .....,.. "' ICf'MI, liD taD tlllllrJ _.u. .. ••• , .. oeoenc10 ... PAITOI --1:10 a.-. 17111 J :ICI u•D n. et DIAIIGI, CDSTA IIIISA • U•IPif p ...... 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":: =-=;:. --.t ol ·--·aU ~:;:-btloua 5 p.a. hlr I .t I .... _...... ll{lllta ~ a.a •·~ I •· 1 ., •• lzr st''tfCIIII ........ -t~C:s • .: ... :;: • , ••. 1.., u, !I'M. ta -:=t;;.::!ta,.:::.rst. ..... •llu\: r cee.. .. •••;a• .._, .._. :0. • ......... .,... • • 1M St. Pier naeyor dies ' lolio J, 811111-nO--Ho wu a -at lllo N..... waMrttclli twi'IM 8aJ101 Aactbl Cltlb. .... -..,.. co bo callod llonl-• IDel• Ida wtto, "a&JW ol tiM 1 ltb st. Pltr," DaiJJ'; ..... GlnJd .ut.. ou t.lod _, 11 Harbot at Flcirida IUid W. R, - RNI c:emetltl', Colla M-. al Sacnm-, ._ .. .,., HI <Uod lui 'l'll<rodoJ' at tbo -Madlllllu at Noo. .,. at ea. . port Boocll, T-M- Ill reUrtd: &om tiM hlblo, of Cotta Mea Ud J••._ Colo,, lire --111 Ill, O.Hord of Morilo; II crud· aDd mo~fld bert. HI '""ttd ebi.ldreo ud 10 ar•t- a n..c ot r-1 boall ll'om IHlldehlldrea. CC TO LAUNCH Star BAY CLEAN-UP ~~~!.!t A •st 11. 10 lit 1M J*bUe -1100 "'lloip ·-"'""' port ao, oiU bo -by 111o lloopor~ -c,._ at c-.. •ltolJ n. no..., ... ~olllbold a tMf>lle IDMilllc at ?:30 a.m . Ia lila Hol>oo Boy Clab "' lllck all .lila co-IF. Clla- IDIMpr l.&rrf Miller · an- IIOUDCod JO-J. .... rue 11111--tbo 11oo ..-Jtolr • 1o MH. "'_.. ~ ww-olllllt. allloalll~ _ _,at_ Tlloo, '* 11 IIi a plullc liar CliaiiiOr llo. !let, orw bac ud tbrow U Ia tbl tru11. of ta. l•sCJnltu,attbtlf.W-or .,_ II oo Uoa OOct IUid caD port ... _.. T-lo. tbo Bar ... Dlputmlll. 1'1117'0 Mr .......... Anold ---plek u tiP·. ..., "' ... local ...... . , .. llolllle -. tbo-Olllclr• lor ... --· •-loallllatlloalypt-Mro. .ut• ~. worlfiJ for oolmm ... pool oldmmtos. .......,, Sui ~-.-lilT ay1 Mr. Miller. patrOQ; Mu. by Mit .... tAO· t9tb st. pier tor 11 JIU'I, Sentees, directed by Bell. reUrtor apia cNe to adftDCI.Dc Bra.d'Way mortuary, were bekl ytus, Jut a few years a,o. 11:1 tbe mortl.m'J e~llD.Costa He Uved. at l!Ol s. Fa!rrin, Mesa a.Dd ib St. Ja&chlm'a Sanaa ADa. Catbobe Cbureb. "FJoattar a.lpe, tMdiDc oa outrlonlo comJac 1110 lilt bay from ICili.Dd u-.s, Ia btcom. PATRICIA SILER, dl.upter of 1D1 quite a problem,'' DOted Mr. U:r. and Mrs. Uuoa Siler, 410 MtUer, "and we waat to do Klnp Road, c wr Haven, bas our pu1 to help matt water- returoed from a semester at trout busiDI....,, lJ)d borne- sea aboard Chapman Collep'i owners aware ot the problem workl campw; afloat, the U. S. aDd wbat tbty eu cSo about lt." Untversti Campus. Tbts photo Tbe best way to pt rid ot was taken durlng a stop at floattar alp.e, aya Mr. Miller, Bombay, India, one of the ports Is with a wlde-tootbed p.rden visited by the 531 collere stu-rake. "You just reach out from dents durlng the 4 month study the dock or from your boat "TIM Clamber lo ombor~ elolo lllAirOO, IUid lit. lltoiMo, on a malo< e&~pl ID pi •.-Iato patraa, Olbor allle .. o ov barbor eleuld ~," M ~bdt Mmu. J*lltWI, Law. empbui.Hd. "Wt wU1 wert rtec~ Slprape, Mu Owlll, ED:aa e-ly ollb tbe mulll-lpiCJ Ra-Ro1 Alllrlpi,Ra'*dlr', Neoport Hoy Coordlatlnc Potoi-JaetCblpmu,H.G. Committee." KaiH. Jobl MellJWu, MtlflA He aldbualDeUHudbomt-Hammock, A.t1:bw Fttamorrll. owner cr~• wW be remiDdecl WWJam JoiU... WW1am Lt.eh- tbat a city ordlDIDee reqalres enmeyer 011 Kartln Stotcmer. that nterrrODt property own- ers clean lt) debrla oear lbetr property. BAR MANAGER AT BIG CANYOM DIES EBER MAXWELL, 91, OF Tbomu I , ooc..._, bar YOyage, C Coaatry Ch h N . BALBOA, SUCOJMBS ~::.u:.:"'*~s.tar. F'INL AMTIOUt$ U rc .w. Eber Maxwell, 91, or 310 Fer~ dl.y at b1a bome at SSSZ Wyo. oando, Holboo, passod any Frl-m..,, Coola Mea. He no u. • ST. MARK PREsBYTER· ~:·~~y J2iu He.: ArYl=~ He ltrlnl b1a wife, Mabel; (an., ••"'• junque) llh ANNIVERSARY SIU • THE NEWPORT UNITY CHURC H, 15th St. and Irvine Av'e., CU ff HaYen --The Rev. Sune Richards wlll preach at 10 a.m. Sunday oo the question, "Who, me?'' Tbe text Is fr om Phtlipplans 4:8 and Job 38:1-7. • THE NEWPORT HhRBOR CHURCH OF REUGIOUS SCI- ENCE, 541 Center St., Costa Mesa --"Talk toUleBlgBoss" OP£H £.1f£RY OAV will be !be sermon topic of !be 4 12 to 6 p.m-Rev. Eleanor Jackson at the ( > 10 a.m. Sunday service. &C<&-"0 l .SCIN • PLYMotrr:J CONGREGA - 2756 £.. CO ... ST HW..,, TIONAL CHURCH, 3262 Broad c.o•oNA DL'-,...._.. St., Newport Heights --Pastor John Lindvall wUI preach at 644-8095 •--.L -------10 a.m. Sllllday oo "Enjoy the &.J._ 1 ~4 rteedom to fall." Aprospecttve p.,, · members mHtlnc will be bold 1.----------------.;..-J at 11:30 a.m. ENSIGN CL ASSIFIED ADS RAT!S I'Oita.ASSIFIED ADS 20 words or less .. . 21 to 30 words .... . 31 to 40 words .... . Each word over 40 .. o ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Time 2.00 3.00 4.00 .10, 2 Times 3,50 4. 75 6.50 .15 3 Times 4.50 6.00 6.00 ,20 -.~F~O~R~S~A~L~E-------- •IMSURANC! INSURANCE MUTUAL FUNDS Herb Schurter Ageocy 46 Braeburn Lane Ne...,rort Beach 644-4346 • MISCELLANEOUS SAVE SATURDAY, July 20th, REFRIGERATOR, white, 1year for a. b'ee VAL.\'s tasting old --$100 --640 •1683• 50'Jb TAX BRACKEr? Corpor- at the Pantry Market, Baker ate program prOYldia cost- aDd Falrvlew, Costa Mesa. ffiVINE COAST Country Club free luxury vehicles for 10 Val.a 's ice cream bo:\sts ot goU membersh.lp, $1700, IndiVIduals only, Legal. No being the world's most ex-Includes transfer fee. Call personal llablllty. Write pensive (considering the but -586-6075. Aegean Assoc., Boz 4031 , terfat content, 1t 1s worth ------.,..-----Irvine, Ca. 92664. $1.43 a pint). ::::omt in be-COMPANION CRYPT for two ----------- tween 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. and (No. HI) 1D Lapita Court. SPOTS BEFORE YOUR EYES- on your oew carpet. Remon them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampocer, $1.00. Crown Hardware, 3107 East Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar, sample many of their hand-PaeUlc Vtft' Memortal Park, packed, obscenely deUclous COli. Call (714} H5-4471, flavors! or ftlte Gleaa Bat-,., 8o:l 107'7, Yueea Valley nll4. • ART NEEDLEWORK • FLORISTS COMPLETE ART NEEDLE---~~~~---------- WORK CENTER. SUIII>Ues & FLOWERS FOR Classes for Macrame', ALL OCCASIONS Needlepoint, Weaving, Patch- work, Knitting, Crotchet. DeMurl Tosh Knit 'o Sutch, 1810 Monrovia, Costa Mesa. 645-4011 . FLORISTS IN NEWI"OI'IT a EACH -~ • AUTOS FOR SALE 19 71 CAMARO. Red with blac PHONE 6484479 2438 Newport Blvd. Costa M•u Of/ia FurnittHt DESKS •CHAIRS vlnyl top. Rally wheels, auto--.-H-E_A_R_I_N_C_A_I"'D"'s __ _ matlc transmission, power _:.:_::;_:.:.;.,.,:.,:-:-=:-:::-::--I ' FILES •SAFES ::'-OFFICE SUPP:LIES -& STATIONERY steering, power brake HAL AEB ISCHE R --$2250. Phone 673 -5879 S•IH TvPIWrltM • Acid in• M.c:hiMto R.nt... 673-6820 s ..... ~e. 2.«JJW il • BEAUTY SALOH -1f.;,t,NQ• AiDS Title oFFicE suPPLY INC. 3011 N-port Blvd.,Nrwport 8.-d\ !Jlo,t,.t.at."ntJ "~ Proper Fitting Assured BE AUT YNOOK 3409E.Coast Hwy, •RESTAURANT 2732 E . Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar HOME 'COOKI!D .fOOD Corona d el Ma r 675·3833 , . . 2ft~;, Phone 644·7336 0 HOUSES FOR REtiT ft, .. c. .... 4ol Mo•, ~~~B~IC~Y~C~L~E~S~:::t::::t::~i TWO BEDROOM, completely BAUHCH THAU DINNI:A furnished, $350 week. Fltty 721 E .Co•st Hwy., reet to ocean. Prtme New.l ---=::::-:::-::::-:-------- SALES & SERVICE 420 i . t7TH ST. COSTA MIESA 646-7706 -646-6855 MALCOLM IBUOI CUTLER , • DRY CLEANERS DIMMITT ()i1..tft;: finnt qutli dry etc.ninJ on lht' ....an • Srf(«nit~ laundry All ... -..... , Model F,..._,.,..,. 3200 E. c-& Hory., CDM PboM:6788~ ..,el:j•IIt• .......... . -w• IF port location. Call tor e SERVICES appobtment (Pasadena) 213-l ..:....:::..::..:..:.;:..:.::__:::-::::-:= 794-1749 . OOROfHY NAPKIE IHTEilJCaS (II years ollb w. 41. -) • MARl ME HARDWARE 411 Rl.-erstde A .... , lf...,..-t ~~ Cloth.iog -Nautical CUts MulDe Hardware Open &e'f'en diJS a week to Mn'e you better 2?00 W. COAST HWY ., N. B. PHONE 645 -1711 Beach. Pbooa 541-9191 01' 642-1691. (llutor Cbor~tll SHAKLEE PR'O OUC TS Organic Vltamlns, Clea.aers, Skin Care ... Betty McLeu 646-6569. CUSTOM CREATIVE PAINT. ING ·-Floyd wiU palat,Jta1D or antique your home, apart- meDt blllldlng or omce • MUSICAL fOR SALE building In excellent Iaiit, 639-1678 . lol:l' Spoclalo Softmer sp1Det plano, •. $ 695 STEAM CLEAHI Yamaha D-StR Orpn, Carpets ~lz.ed. aniU&td, ••• $600 ••••••.• $1SOO Sc.otcb Gaud. Sou eztn.etiOI. Jyers II Pond Pla.Jtr autem, tantutie renltll •/rolls .....••..• $1295 FrM ..UI'Diltea. Ham:nond S-8 Cbo<d ALADDIII • HOUSE OF OriU , •••.•.. , . , $ 395 SERVICES Good Upr~at~~ p1uo •••• ' m -m-ze'll LowooJ llolloloy 0.101!-. ' S9ii 1---------:-:-~--::-- Boo-1 _. at fllolnaJ, Enalgn Publlaillnt~ Co. T-6 fla76Cloi11pldoo. AU IIIOdtia b bz•••te dt-0/fu/ ,.,., •• lltorf. .'11"' .,.... ....., 8caJDltaM-Co. ..,._._, ,_ .... , .... l.ftroJ 2721 E. c-....,. 1110'1 N. IIIIo ... -Aa COIQf,t. IlK 1W1 ......... .... ..• ,..,. f IAN CHURCH, 2100 Vista, East Muweu' ot' ~· ::; crud-IOU Tbomu ud Gltnn,ybothof Bluff ·-''Happiness Is doing children, 2 ll'•t-irandchlldreD ~:!:"£:cla~h ':::. what you beUeve" Will be the aDd a sister in BurUogtoa, Iowa. 11:1111. ' sermon topic of Pastor Wll-Mr Maxwell \VIS general ad-II~ aDd a Cf&Ddchlld. MODda Uam McQuold at the 9:30a.m. yard~ster for the Un1oo.Paclftc . oary wu reelted y Sunday service. Tbetextlsfrom Railroad tor 50 years and a nlebt lDd man 'IJU ce~!:: 1 John 3:16-19 and Luke 17:1-6. member o1 the Highland Muoaic To .. clay morDlac at • In • ST , ANDREW'S PRESBY-1 ~.. N B6 F & A M tbt Bapu.t CatboU.c church HURCH Sl An ~ge 0• • ' ' ., COlla MHl TERIAN C , 600 · -Den•er, Colo. Services were heJd ' ""-'--d drew's Road, CUlt Haven --!'uesday at Blower Bros. Mor-811!'1&1 wu 1ll Cood .. ....,.._ Guest preacher for the 8, 9:30 tuary, santa Ana, with the cemttery, :..1Rlt1Dctoo ol ~~ and 11 a.m. Sunday services Masootc Lodge offtclatlng. ~Uh Balb~ .... ceroa o wtll be Dr. DonaldM, Wttllams, -•• dlrtcwoae, speaking on "Call to com- munity." • THE PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH, 298? Mesa Verde Dr., Costa Mesa ·- The study ln ColosslaDJ con- tinues at 'he 8 and 10:SO a.m. services this Saoday as Pastor Andy Anderson discusses ''The inner ute --the Christian's wardrobe," baaed on chapter !. • HARBOR TRINITY BAP- TIST CHURCH, 1230 Baker St., Costa Mesa --The Rev. A. Reid Jepson or Far East Broad- casting Co. will speak at 8:30 a.m. Sunday and ap.ln at 7 p.m. Former Pastor Robert Hess will be In the pulplt for the 11 a.m. service. • MID-WEEK meetings at 8 p.m. on Thursdays have been lnaogurated at st. lfark Pres- byterian Cburcb, 2100 Mar VIsta, East Bluff. The topic for the Bible study aDd worship tonlgtlt, July 18, will be ''Hope --when we are trapped," based on PhiUpplans 1:12-30. • LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER, 2900 Paclllc VIew Drive, Harbor View Hills PBR asks more tennis courts City parks, beacbts ud rte- r.eaUon commluJooeu llfHd Tuesday Diehl oo • ionC-ronp pla.D to btdld more temU eourtJ in Newport Beach. The pla.D DOW goes to the City Co1.11cll. If approved there, It would be~ come part or the city's ceoeral plan of developmeDt. The PBR Commission plan calli tor: • Cootin~at1on ot tbe curreot procram of add1Dg Dtl&flbor. hood tennis courts flnuetd by butldlng permit t'tmdl and by one-third of tbe mooey col- lected tor tennis lei&ODS, • Trytog to ret COQlty, state and fed eral flDlnciDc. JVUC· ulariy Federall.and &Dd Water Conservation Act ttmds for a Back Bay court tactuty, • More Joint-power agree- meat. wUb Newpon -Mea acbool dlttrlct to balJd eourta oo IICboOI ollu for -ua. For namplt, Z eoartJ JoiDtty llnancod olll bo boltt dorln( tbe Dtzt JMI' at tbe DtW RO}' ADdtz'Hil ICboolln Harbor Vtew Hom11. • A t.DB11 ceattr, wttb rrom 8 to 12 courts lDdattiUUJibop, to bt tlauced from tbt ctty'a reotral tuad., w1tb court fees: payJ.Dc It otf OYtr a 10.year perJod. Sucttlted kxallona tor the center 1De1Udt tbt Bact Bay DIU the YMCA, lll area jut -ot lloo( boopllal .. Cc:..t HW')'., and tbt filth Ave, corridor lllllr'tht'"eoroail del• Uar Yovtb Ceater. City COUDCtl S. •xpeeted to study tbe teDDis plaD at Its Aug. 12 mtttlac. Veteran of 3 wars dies --Pastor WUbur Allen will Geor!le Washington Caso ot Capta.lD Cuo was hewn La be 1n the pulpit tor the 10:30 Costa Mesa, wbo foucbt 1n 3 New JtrMJ aDd bad Ufed bere, a.m. Sunday service, preaching wars during 28 years ln the at 319 Flower, 11Dce Ieavtna: on "The mlssloo ot tbe church Marines then ran a scbool in tbe MarlDts. In our day. Christina EUzabeth Santa A~ tor juvenile dellD· He 11 1urvtYed by bia w1te, von Albert, granddaughter of quent.s tor 13 years, died SUD-Velma; 11001 David . ot Rialto Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bergh, day at Costa Mesa memorll.l aDd Ro•Jd ot Ut:ab; ~qbters wtu be t.ptl&ed at the sen1ce. hospital. He .,..1 62. G'eord& Sut of ldQo and • "YOUR RIGHT to be right" Services are scheduled tor Sa.Ddn. Shatar of Colta Wna; Is the topic of Miss Jessica 10 a.m. today, July 18, at brotbtn H«ary lDd JObD, both Pickett of Cbica10 1n a Chris-Church ofJuusCbrlatofLatter ot New Jtrll)', a.od D P'&Dd- tJ.a.rl Science lecture at 11 a.m. Day Saints btre. cbildreo, tbis Saturday, July 20, in Ed-Enllatlog in tbt MulDe• LD Today'sltl"ttctt wtllbtcoa- wards Newport Cinema IDNew-1928, Mr. c uo roupt ln the docted by Btlbopi.JbertEceltl, port Center. Ml1a Pickett, a Nlca.racuan campa.tp of 1928-with burial ill Pael.tlc Vlnme- na.Uve of Atla.nta, Georgia, 1931, eerved tn the South morll.l put, Harbor VJn Hills. holds a Ph. B. dell'ee rtom the Paclt1c tn World War D, and S 65 University of Chicago and wa.s In Korea In the 1950s. He wu ARTHUR BURGE S, , formerly In advertising aod a captain wben be retired from OF COSTA MESA DIES pubUc relaUons business and ser'ltce In 1960, Ser'ltctl were beld Mocdl.y also ln the antique and lnterlor He wu director, and later at Beltz-Btrproa. Cbaptl In deeoraUng business. John s~lnteD.demt, ot David Me. Costa lieu for Artb11r Bur~ Zaremba, nrst reader, will in~ W:Ula.n scboollnSanta ADa until cess, 85, ot !90 OcJe, COita troduce the speaker· he retired last year. Me•, who died Frldi.J at Hole bQ~Pital. Hearing on tough sign law Mr. Burpu, a Wubinctoa naUYt, bad UYed loeallJ tor 25 years &Dd wu a .. tt.emploJed maclllntst in the yaebUDclndWS· try. A proposed sign law, whlch wouJd restrict the size and number of signs In lbe clt}', will get a plf)Uc hearlnc to- ntpt, July 18, before Ne1ril0rt Be1ch pbmlngcommlssloners. Tbe oew law, wllteb wUl go to the City Council after plallDI.Dg commissioners make their r ec- ommeodi.Uons. would: • RESTRICT bu!Jlness sicns to a square footap ot not more t.ban 10 per ceat of the area or business froDI tootare. For uatl1)le, a bustDess with 100 teet troottnc: 011 tbe street would be UmUed to 10 square teet ol -111....... ) • ALLOW only 2 sl.p.J per -· • MOVING 111M woukl be problblttd, u would "~'" lilA&. neh u U.O. a Jact Ia Tht BoK aDd Kt~~.tuc rted Cbletoo...,.. • UPSTAJRB but iiUIU5 lrOGkl be Umtttd to ••ladex" ol ... at tbo-attbobolldloc. llpoelal --art IOlde .... _ ... __ _ ..... tlll.t t.r• ..... tllu --· IUid ..... -lal --· CltJ PllllaloS -Ritllard --IIU-!Mdlloa- ....lllouillllr-llrlcl __ • .....,...,.od .. eo.-. " ........ ..... !!' !! ';:.': iW'•:;ji,i;i;jiii; ........ to meet opposition from tbe Newport Harbor Chamber ot Commerce. The PJ.annJnc Commls1loo meets at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall. Followlq ser'ltcueonchtcted bJ the Rn, Brtaee Karr.le, bur- ial ns In ForHt lAwn, Glen. dale. CM COUNCIL ROUND-UP Costa Mesa City Couocll acted Tuesday nJght. on the fol- lowing matters: • FOOD HANDLING Jaws were brought into 1lDe wttb tbose or ottaer couaty ctu ... • GAS METERS ••• pketd uDder UcMer ocatrol 1D the cJty•a l.llllorm Pbunbtac COIM. 0 PAWN SHOPS Ill 1bo dty will bt lt.Ued before COtmCU s .milo to s nlltlllr .au In ttre R2 1001 thll'e. 0 DRAPERY SHOP "'be op. erated 1n her laome wu IP- proqd tor YYettt Grella, %710 Drib. Tbe aext City Co.c:U meet. IDI II .ebtdoltd fer Aq. I le City Hall, decides .., a---~YEAR-OLD GATES SO'\ appUcaUoo for a paOD ollop DIES IH L.A. HOSPITAL at IIU Noopon BIT<I. • FIRE SERVI:E -el Aodroo P. C.0.0. 4,-at wtth tbl comty, ..., ~ Mr ... ud Mra. 1..&'1'1"-.::e Ciatel lbo etty lira ...,._ pro. Ill'., 414 VIola F-, Uoa Bltdlo, toad"-'-dlod Jtolr II II ~·o ·-...tc:e ,......_, Ill Slllll Ia Lot ---arau, ... ...,..._ 'lool u-. • 81111CURY IOriO-to-.._ WWt 11o111 1111J 11 da pr .... ., wu -ooad.• Ia ...,.. .,., • .._, -• FIIU(rrtal 1'1'01.1, lo bl .....,....,. bolll by lila RB co 1 '11 :1 """' .Do, ... lla .... IIU- 1111 JIUW, wu ......... a ... ~ JIIIU't I ~~~· ...... -'" -""' "":' ~llll ,_ ... -Ill JOrt. • ........... .,,. Clralill .... , ................ . ... ..... l&ca•uJr.;_....~ • u:aAatG .. • .. .., , • Mr.llllllia.• .. ••• ....... ,.., .. a 1:1 .... , 1 = •. ....... -..,_ .... - -I 'C .. -lloa ..._ .. -~~ ... ,.,. ", ..... - "A Q1111rter Century of Service" 1949 • 1974 BUY NOW .... .... and WlltCh )'wr pro&s grow! C~MEO SHORE$-5 BEDROOMS Tbt pinnacle ot •lew· and nlue Is offered in this lmaginaUve ly planned, hard to ttnd, 5 bedroom, S bath borne. Near 3 private beaches, ezeept1onal roct formauoo vtews, over!Jlzed lat. Brlcht aod apaclou throughout. Enjoy We In Corooa del Mar's presttce commtlllty, dlstlngulshed by strict rest- deotlal policies and picturesque surrowdtop. In- IPtCtioo lnl'lted. ON THE GOLF COURSE! And toil -_, .... Ia loclwlod In lb1l obarp s bedroom ''CODdo" Jmtet dab oo tile ttb tM at E I Nllool GoU Courao. All lbo torlllturo (ud lt'o top qaUty~ i color T.v., ..--<~ryor; • .., lloooo. It'• btlutltUlly decorated. Ocean new from tbt ter-race. s .. uoa.auy prlctd at $53,950, or try $2,000 dOOD, tout/-$!95.00 • moou.. .Plua tOday'• s..,_rb real estate in•estment, es- pecla1ly If It's ln the Blutta and offers then 1.11usual features. Immediate occ~cy, Lease/option or spe- cial purchase price. ,"Trlna" model. 3 bedroom•, 2-1/2 baths. Tbe decor Is breathtaking -· ln q~al~ tty aDd color choice. The Bluffs ameotUes, prlntely pa.troUed, IUJb green betta, inYltlnc pooli. Erterlor malnttiWice by your Association. SpecJ..aUy offered at $89,000. 1318 SANTANELLA II In the heart of the orlctnal Irvine Terrace fine home development, this quality constructed 3 bed- r oom, ertra bath, home Is on a 60xll5 lot (and you own the land). Shows careful ma.lnten.ance by adult occ ~ts. Pr!Vl te paUo, ideal for relall.nl' and parties, Llstlnt~s In this ar ea sell quickly, especially 11 they arP as good a value as this ona. 5% OPTION MONEY! Want to Uve lD Harbor VIew Hills? Yoa'U DeY•r b&ve a better OIJPQI'tllllt)'. otrertd here are s '*1- rooma:, Phil family room. Beamed etiUnr, uU.Uc fireplace. 1'bt corDer loea.UoQ atb'dt tzclttr&r 'ltiW of lltlre Mewport , Harbor phil dOit·ID lllefitUme hrtMllnc IIIIU nlclolnc. TIM llnd lolncladod, Prlcod r•I:IICIU, at $9?,500. Thinking of Selling ? Do You Realize What Your Home Is Worth Today77 :You could be very pleuantly aur- prt.ed with our proteaslooal e.tl- mate of value. There'• no obligation or c08t, Your reque&t 1I'W be treat8CI CooftdentiaUy, • .. " Newport Beodt .... .... lslancl tost. Meta lido Isle .c-..WMer ........ Baylroot condominium. 1 BR., I BA. Flnancinl available. '1M,501. Colonia! hOme overlooking lhe Pa· cUic. SBR 3BA. ldany beautuul amenities. ODe of Laauna's finest homes. SM.• Hom~. Temple Hills area, SS,OOO down. 3BR 2',2BA, fireplace, ocean and canyon views. Sf5.SOO. Tri·plex, north end Laguna Beach, f'!,OOO. down. l..ease;opt.ion. Good rental in- come. $17.500. Condomin ium. lease 'option. SJ.OOO down, $475: per mo .. 2BR, H~ B."., beauti- ful ocean view. $1M,MO. Seasoned h.t T.U. due in 21f.£ ye&I'S, interest at 8%. Will purchase p~rly up . to ~1 ,000.000, Can add cash or otlier prop- erties. $90,000. Laguna Canyon, 90 fl. frontage with rental income. Potential commerclal/in- dwtrial use. Excellent terms. $42,000. lot, zoned R-3 for 28 units, subordi- nate to qualified bu.ver. $50,000. Gilt edge :!nd T.D.'s on Laguna Beach property, Opt>n to trade. purchase." Can add ca~oh . PLUS-$265,000. '6.i H. Pacemaker Luxury YacbL CLEAR. Jll1 N. CNst Hw y .. lch. ~17 4 Bedrooms • 4 Baths ISLAND CHARMER Bring your large family to tbls oewty Usted plush home on BALBOA ISLAND, Steps to the bav. Soaclous Urine room, au electric kttcben. Famtly room, B.B.Q, One bedroom and bath, separate (Uf!st room. Graclous entertaining to oewly decorated' spacious borne. Excelleot ftnanctngl Submit! Only 94,500. Better call now. 673-8550. OPEN TIL 9. IT'S FUN TO BE NlCEI THE REAL ESTATERS See These Beauties CAMEO HIGHLANOS-PRIVATE BEACHES Perfect gem of a home ... 3 bdnns .. inter· ior superbly done ... top condition. Buyer needs only to place own furniture ... mar- velous canyon view sweeps on down to the ocean . . . full grown Pines give setting of utter serenity ... adjacent to Irvine Ranch. $93,500. 707 ROCKFORD RD. CAMEO SHORES FINEST S Bdrms .. 2 in separate wing ... rtgbt on \•lew of jetty, ocean & night Jigbts. Portion• o{ this home could not be dupficated at any price . . . for tbe buyer able t.o alford the best in quality & location. $240,000. 4e15 Per· bam Rd. Call for app't to see. CC Orange Coast Q: . 2511 LCNst hy,Cinu.llll IULUTAn 144·R P .~.·-&,.u ' R.af; BALBOA BAYFRONT FOI! LEASE -dloiJoell" -~-... -· -....,.u IIIII ~ -ll1lpo aftllllllo. CaD ··------· ::::::;~::::: HELP II Tbe sellers of Ibis great family home want to nUl They hue just lowered the price to $76,500 and would still listen to aoy good offer below that, Wttb a bit sparkl.lDg pool, large yard with mature trees and sbrWs, and all freshly repainted Inside and out --tbls Is an OPPORTUNITY! ' The gracious four bedroom floor plan has a la.rge family kitchen and either a formal dlnlng room or a family room. Tbe sellers wUI carry a 2Dd T. D. Tbe leDder will reftnance the lsi T. D. at 9-1/2%, and you wiU f1nd Valley's exclusive one year war- ranty a year Qf trouble free enjOyment. ' Hurry --some lucky family will be Uvtng in beautiful Eastbluf! :~en school year. Wb)' oot you? I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MU IALEI REPORT Sales through the Multiple Listing Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa -Board of Realtors totalled , •• ,$ji.7,2..,JI1l,!.lJ~ ~'?,f, thlj,Jirst 6 months of 1974. THIS IS MORE THAN A 9% INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD A YEAR AGO. 3,022 new listings were processed, of which 65 % WERE SOLD! 65% of the sales were cooperative. List your property with a Realtor. I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Unobstructed View OP.EN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 1133 GLENEAGLE TERR., C.M. From this four bedroom home with fllmlly room aDd nry tuoctioall kl.tcbeo, All de<XIrated to ttM! ultimate .. , oYer loots the proposed Marlnal $68,000 •••• OLD CORONA DELMAR Larp kit • • • two bec!rOOms • • • 2: baths ••• llroplace ••• llmiiJ room ••• J>Oilo. $84,500 CUIIT DDeH ...... ,_ ... _,... _ ............. . CDaA DIUMII, CA&.;IIiURSDAY, JULY 11, 1974 Nl1tp1rt lnlft •••• •••• ~~~~~ Costa Meto UtiiW. C.....WIMir Typical Lush Listings by our New CdM Office • SUPER VIEW SPYGLASS Brand oew TradewiDds model wltb spec- tacular new of oeeu &Dd bay. Tb!s btc 4 bedr':IOm borne bas everythtnc for tbe dls- crlmloatlng buyer. 4 BEDROOMS EAST BLUFF Extra clean 4 bedroom hOme with large dining area. Owners have ~n ellreme care to show ttM!lr pride of owoersblp ln tbls prestige area. INVESTMENT CORONA DEL MAR Newly remodeled 3 bedroom home wJth Income unit. Great tnvestmeot starter. Owner Is motivated and wants an offer. JOHN COOMBE, MANA GE R 640-8484 * IIIII 101.,_ PUll'S * Surf and Sand Specials .___../ Corona del Mar 227 LARKSPUR Cool, green la1f1l, sparkling, blue water 2 bedroom, deo, 2 baU.S, . $84,500 Lido Isle 215 MENDONE A ftne family borne 1n need of TLC. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 45 root iot with sunny patio. $92,500 * 675-5930 * 3637 E. CINIII Hwy. Corona del M•r PRIVACY AND SPACE on Balboa lslaod. Large two slory custom home oD two lots. Perfect vear round home f•lr growing family. SlSi,Soo. Adjacent lot may also be purchased. LIDO IEAIILY AMERICAN Large 5 bedroom and den home. Great lo- caUon on street to street lot. $167,500. IIAuTIP'ULLY DISlOMID IAnliONT 0... 4,• 1141uan feet in thlJ custom bull~ --uqulallaly dec<lralell -· 31 ft. tr-oouie .. -...;.. -Bay. Doc:t lodl ........ - • • , macnab I Irvine, raaltg FINER HOMES HBIGGY" 8,000 Square Feet! :~,.10 ::oq . H. of e:\citm;.: cJe !t~m " 1n Lh,.s 1\ewport m<Jnsion . i.;uilt b.'' ••1'. til' I' 11 1t·ud· l'l' lm in¢ t·oup tttdud in~ ~tVcr\' l':\113: :¥350.01.10. Lots Mr :lt r G-t!-813S. t l)ltit View Spectacular! Pier and Float ti bedrr_,.-,m BayfroHi 'home ideally located at Ne,,port HadlfJr entrance ~ down CO<J.'il VIeW towrtrrl Dana P omt. Fully fumisht..'-d at S:US.UOU. \\'li'tter King 64~-62(1(). t Ell• Linda Isle Bayfront New! l'\larble t-ntry, imported crystal cbande- litTs. billiard room w/wet bar, heated & filtered pool -jacuzzi. Master suite w1 marble fireplace, sauna. Large dock. 1425.000. Catherine Schweickert 642-8235. (E31) 101 DoNI' en.. 142·12:25 .... Mad.rthw 544·6200 He apart ee.ctt.. t:.li,_,_ 12113 ......... O'QIQ:OOOOe JJa,.tor ..JJ/anJ OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1 TO 5 14 HARBOR ISLAND Magnificent main f'l"o:mnel vaew. 6 Rdrm .. 5 bath home with formal dining rm. 55 Ft. lot. 4 car garage. pier & slip. $575.000 WATERFRONT LOT You can build the hou!'e of your dreams on thts 57.5 ft. lot on the main channel. $400,000 BB.L GRUNDY, Realtor hln II 1 lillll. et LW. l•le Ml 14-Oil., fUITI 1. 11.1. 675-4161 •••ooOI'Oto.o•••••• * CdM -VIEW HOME Two lovely homes I•JJ the price of one~ One with swimnung p~ooi Possible investment opportunity. Offer('(1 3l Jl74,500. UDO ISLE Located close to lhC' beach & tcnms t·ourts: on lar~e lot. OffcrC'u .:t !8C.950 CAMEO SHORES Sweepmg ocean 'Je\\ : CXl'CJHiona\l_v lgc. pel· tio ar..,a ideal tor enleJ t<Hnilllt. Cal! for app't. lo view. OC!ered at ~114 GOO. Land avall. LAGUNA-NEW WORLD E.1cellent value in 3 bdrm., 2 ba. condo, -..·ilh all the amenities upgraded. Assume exisliftg iC..... 1 'A.t loan for only Sl80 a month. incl. PIT:. Ol!ered at $32.:.00 • IROADMOOR TVIm.E ROCK Outstanding lamily home on quiet cui de Ia<:; J Ire. bdrms., dirung rm. 4; vilw! Ready to go at $61 .900. Incl. land. * COR ....... TIN, INC. ltUL IOiitS lte 'lla C111111 .. -. 'I'OU"LL ae GLAD TOMO.IIOW 'I'OU 80UG•T UAL UTATft TOD.t'l'/ . I lOY I. llc('AIDJ.E UALTCa ..... MATTRESSES •aw·-a&aVILDIIfG Irreaular ShapH tea ...... -c.ttea COSTA MW MAn'IW CO. 2110New,.,tlho4. Ll._.,~,. SKIP BEAUBIEN bs b•d DOING GARDENING irt CORONA. DEL NA.R Coli 557-9159 I • and Ryckoff s.rv::::.:~:rsdly r..... pn...,...,•J cu-di ,.J .. J--.,~~ -3olll .. ~mU.UIII Ntw-pr-3011o --ad-.,.,,,..,..,. --· ..... o•"'••Pu!RJ<-mlolmaU" nee-pre-choictofblll<ldfHJtiiODrriciHIWiil .. Jooe-. -~~~ at -7 Enle OW.. --Doo RED SNAJIPER .•..•....•• • • • • · · · 2.25 "'-• 1-IIIUoo ol ollken Adk!IO UIIIDu Fudoy,lr--' AHI 2.46 b ar~>aruleo Toulmulerl. arer Doll Cor•. lDII _...,. MAHI M •••...... ' ..•..•...• -IDI -muoiiJ terYiee al-arml Rleb Mollor. GRILLED SEA BASS •....•••• :. . . 2.96 a-lor pele oornet. R011 J..,._ wu ...-TOP SIRLOIN . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . 3.25 Ill* W-wu lnslaUid of~~~!""loulma~ NEW YORK STEAK .......•.•.... 3.76 u prwldwlt dwtacetrtmoalea AYU .....-. a comm-., 11 1at Bolldly tu In Costa 1erY1ceawardwasWMtm1Diter LOBSTER TAIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.95 u-. 11o-Joo Vbtl. mar<r pro-tom ""'* Fr70, STEAK AND LOBSTER . . . . . . . . . . . 6.96 llr. Sehmlta, a former &tate who wu etted for promotlq 3901 E. Colst Hwy. Corona Dtf Mlir • R". 175..ol00 ,..... Ud U. s. coacreuman, commUDlcaUoa betwMD ciUH · /unchlon • dinnir • lntlminrMnt --U•H ID SpJIIul Rill ~~tilt .. llillll!!!!i!lli!i~~i!;;;!!li1i;;;!!!!i!!!lll!!iil!lli!illll!!illlll!iliii!!'!J Mrt, did I Bob Newbart-ltyle Toa:!: tiiil te~ act, 1D whlcb be lm - periOI&ted President Nlxoa and Secretary of state Henry Kiss- ~ dlseussln( tbt u. s .• a-au dtteate. CoecUman Ryctotr spoke oa tiMI DNd for Toastmasters and 1M club's efforts toward lm- prO'f1ai commlDllca.Uon. Mr. RJcirDff was installlng otftcer, 20% SAVINGS on CASH & CARRY FREE LOAN DRAPfRIES [Yery year , over two mUUon people are polsoDed by polson oak, polson lYJ or· sumac. Most trouble happens during summer mooths but contact wtth objects which U.ve contacted these plants . . • clothing, sports equipment, shoes, etc ..• can bring on a rash at any season of the year. MR. BAIIKS, played by 1luaDe Tbomu ol en,.. Coul Collece, takes a stern atutude toward the ctllktr"-J.l to rteht. Trlcia SWenson or D&fts middle school, Dull Dubrow aDd Dareo Mitchell ct Ensten middle' schOol. Tbe 2 girls wtll play the d~.Qljcate role ol Joe Bub wb.Ue Daren will play Michael Sanks to the rortheomillt production or "Mary Popplns" being presented by tbe summer floe arts work.shop sponsored by the Newport. Mesa unlfled school district. The play wtll be glYeD lnr elementary summer schools the week of July 22 to Zl8 a.Dd will be presented for the ptmllc at 7:30p.m. Jtlly Z6 aDd 27 at Davis middle school. (Ensign photo.) Bettdes Mr. Wagner, those l.uta.lled were educat1ooal rice. ~Life . ~Rafts (Inflatable) SALES· SERVICE INSPECT· REPAIR REPACK Other Coit Services Include: • Proftu ion.l Remowelend Reinttalletion • New Or~peries - Ctn tom and • Rea<fvmade Attentions • Flem.proofing • Weter Stain Remowal Insurance Claims • It's Paul Smith, not Ken "WOAlO'I LAitGI'IT IU'CLUatVI' OUAIIANTIE"I'D DIIAI'EIIY SEIIVICf" Ji" COITd,•perycl .. nen .540·1366 1702 N•wport If you suspect that you may be contaminated wash the skin thoroughly ln soap and water or cleanse with alcohol within IS minutes. Even after that length of time, soap and nter washing will help to prevent the rash from spreading. Any time you want the best in prescription drugs or health t'are needs, depend on us at BAYSIDE PHARM ACY , at the entrance to Balboa Is land. You're Invited to stop 1n and browse through our CARD ·~ PJ.itTY Shop, where we !lave tots ot delightful things watuog tor you. • • • HANDY HINT : Hang a litter bag on the Lawn. mower handle to bold bits of wood , bones and stones you pick up as you mow. Ken Sm ltb didn't do It, folks. A J uly 4 Ensign story saying ''•Newport poUce detective Ken Smith, 24, of Detroit," has been Unked to a March 13 bank robbery 1n Ccr"''O. del Mar was very, very wrong. The real suspect ls Paul Michael Smith, 24. of Detroit. Newport's Detective KenSmlth., who Is bandllngtbecase locally, reported that a suspect was ln custody 1n Detroit incormectlon w lth the $ 703 robbery of tbe United CaWornia Bank here. lf DetecUve Smith loses bls job with the pollee department fi. · HA. ACV because of the gremlins In our B&SIDE PRM . ~· ~i: .. .::t,·~g~~e:··jo~·;.·; WITH CARD 'H PARTY proofreader. 1016 bayside dr. -newport beach -california, 92662 Being an honest cop, Detec- PHONE 675_3040 tlve Smith, even pointed out to i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; us that he is 42 years old, not Z4. L HAL 11011Ce For =AS.~E~D·~~O~~H $1.00 of regolor low purchose pri NOT ICE OF lNTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 7.10-74 To Whom It May Concern: : will be donated to NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH TENNIS TEAM Subject to Issuance of tbe license applied for , notice Is hereby g1 ven that the under- signed proposes to sell alco- holic beverages at the prem· lses, descrlbed as follows: 440 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar, California. . Pursuant to such Intention, the Wlderslgned Is applylnl to the Department of Alcohollc Beverage Control for Issuance of an alcoholic beverap license (or licenses) for these prem- ises as follows: ONSALEGEN. ERAL (BONA FIDE PUBLIC E ATlNG PLACE). .,,II__._ ..... ,., ....... .. ,.. ... . JES VENTURES, INC , Publlsh: July 18,· 1974, In the Newport Harbor EllSlp. "Pow•llr•ok"78 ALl ft"w fnr 1R74 Tlo~ polynl•r cord llodr IH'O"idt-t ,,,..,.,~ ond n ... ;-.;u,, Tlool liMply .,--..! '"'"· dno.lfl"' W>!h th• •••I of 1 t.-pulto'. Upotft tnondt.,h qf lnPI'illf ...... '"' .u .• ..,..ftd "-'""'· Pickypur size-the price is right , ........ " ...... ,., ...... --r.: _., .. ,.._ .. ....,... -.. ~ .... ..... .,. fill Cllll IIIPRf C.. IIIII ... Cllf. •nd ••rwlce 642·0270 81Yd. ot 17th St IAOIO DIS,AJCH!D Cotlo M•lo . MORE POLICEMEN We need more policemen. One night during the 4th of July holiday weekend, there was a big brawl out behind the store. When I called the police, I learned that only 8 policemen were on patrol duty in the entire town, and there was just one man down at the station who could be spared. If that single police- man had wandered into the mess here, he would have been mobbed. Now, this is ridiculous. Here we are in a well-to-do city of about 60,000 people, and 120,000 at night. We throw around millions of dollars for parks and recreation programs of questionable value. Meanwhile, we don't have enough policemen to respond to a dangerous brawl. No wonder we've got problems. It takes 8 policemen just to cover the Peninsula. And, if you think things are quieter around here at night, you haven't beeh paying attention. I know there's a formula that you are supposed to have so many police- men for so many citizens in a town. Well, that may work for New York or Anaheim, but this is a resort town with special problems. Another thing we should do to attract more good police officers is pay them more. If the street sweepers in San Francisco can make $17,500 a year, I think it's disgraceful to pay our policemen the low salaries they get. No wonder we have such a turnover in men. We could save our- selves money in the long run by paying them better to begin with. Let's cut the park and recreation budget and use the savings to make our policemen the highest-paid_in the state,. Why haven't the police chief or city manager done something about this problem? When your ball team isn't playing right, you fire the head man. Maybe we should do the same, Incidentally, what do you think of the city putting in pay toilets to rip off money from the kids at Newport Pier? Does this finance the city manager's $3,000 raise? I've got a $1.10 refund coming from the city for all of the dimes I've "loaned" this week to kids who had· to go • • • • • • We've got plenty of help down at the store to take care of you and your hardware needs. Stop by for a chat. AI Forgit P. S. Whatever became of our noise law and litter law? Come dovm to Old Newport some morning at 5 o'clock and you'll see our new ctty dump. 't"--· .-a: AT ,. IWtD'IJAII noa ft AU .U.WAft GLAD 10 UIDWAII, ILICTitiCAL I:Q1UM:IIfl'; 01 'glaWAitU, 1 ...... wrn1 fOO f. Crrc.ft laJIIj IDITID 1'0 ·-oa KIICI OC:a.T111, YOU WILL YOUI .,.....,c~ ...... "n. AliA wtflel JOG lllft c.-.r rca YOW .IU A PL&AIART MIIIOal'. A ,_IIDLT -.&""UID QOOD --WI All ALWAft GLAD TO .. TOVAIID .... WIPI .. ft:l AWAIT tOO IYDY 11111 YOU niT Ill. AI'DIP ft TOV uu., ..,... ,.. r.uwr, P1.11ftD. "'~ DDif'TMYI,..m•JOO•UTn·u.c.oatr,..Toa. . . ..,.,AMo-S PINIST • H..U:DWA,al • c:oLOMY PAINTS eiMALL AI'I'LtANCIS ei'LUM .. MG SUPPLIII GIT DW •w .. NlftWOIT IIACit'