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freeway flares anew
• 10 a esa ONE TOO MANY SIGNS mark Ardell's yacht broterae-
oa MuiDII''I MUe, aeeord1Jlc to the propo1811 sip ll.w
betnc. couldered bf Newport Beac.b dty oftlelals. Tbe
blC cme woakl tan to come tiowu, and lbe Uttle ooe could ,
stay. Tbl DeW ordlna.oce would limit a business to ooe
VANDALISM
CURB AIRED Tbe Newport Freeway, lbll Newport, wltb a aw forbid-tbe west of Newport Blvd. be-WUb oo Pacllle Cout fr~-and, before tbe ink 1B drJ, It's free-lt&Ddlllc slp, DOt bigger than 50 square feet. (Enstp
rambllDc r01d tbat bas beta d1al frHWays lD me city, ap.ID tween Bay aDd 15th, comtnc way to UAk ~ wltb lD West no eood.'' He apparently re-pboto.) An incentive procram that
1 path o1 coatronrsytoryeu1, faces the poll1bi.Uty ot blYIDc bl.ek to tbe bouleYud at 15th Newport, Costa Yesua oow ferred to the earUer alped s I G N LAW would reward studeala for took uotbtr turn tbls week. tbe fl'eewu nteadedr1JbtdowD ud tDdlDC there. Thai's the appueDlly HtiiO Deed for that routlog IP'etmeDt, &Dd to not vaadaUJlng sc.boot. ls
Costa Mea city fatbenthreat-Newport Blf'd. to tbe ctty Um1U ''red roate'' ID freeway-old al1pmlllt. receDt trouble& betw·!ea tbe 2 planned by Newport-Mesa
toed to try to n1tcb tbe route at lStb' St., Newport Helpta. plaDDlDc ~laDce. The red "Tbe creeo route 1oota bet-clUes over previously ..agreed-schOol district admillUtratOI'&.
b&ek to au old plu that would A plaD DOW IDler COillldera-route 11'U adoDtecl La 1959 after ter all the Ume," aid Vice-ro anoeuttoo bolmdaries. Money would be allocated to
aim the frHnY rlctlt at tbe Uoa bJ state b111nrQ' eq1Deer1 Newport YOtera reotpd on a Mayor Jact Hammett. FoiJl' of the 5 Councllmeo a student luod, then the cost
heart of NetrpOrt Beach. 1I'Oilld han tbe ra.d ..nn, to eU, acreemeot to Jw.n the Pa-Al't'lD Plokley, wbo blsfo\lgtl.t appeared to favor d1g1ac .., ASSAI LED of nndaU&m would be sub-eltlc Coast Freeway come wUb Newport tor JMI'I orer the creea route plans ap.lD, tracted from that fund, accord-
TAX OvERRIDE ttaoucb town aDd Uak ~ wttll tbe rc.d routta1. brUibed aside wttb Mr. Raclti the only cee me to S~t. John Nicoll. He
the Ne~ Freeway near Su-Couacllmu DomRacW'swarrr-in opposltloa. outUned the plan toschooltrus-
pertor Ave, Tbe Paclftc lllc tbat cb&DiiDitberouteap.ln When slmlla.r talk cropped tees Tuesday nigbt a.Dd said
PreewQ" route lw.s stnce been would "set bact our relatlons up a year ago, Newport Mayor About '75 to 85 per cent of up witb some deYelopers, who be would bring ba.ck the com-DECISION. NEAR totally 1l'iped out, wltb the state aa:lwltb Newport Donald Mcinnis said a Newport tbe bulntaaeslnNewpottwould reallu they have better de-pteted plan late oext month,
A "creea route," exactly fol· Beach t.y 20 ,.,-s." Blvd. routLDc ot the free•ay be effected by a new sign Urn-velopmeots wben tbey Hmtt tbe a.tter school priDctpals hue towtnc Newport Blvd., was re-Mr. Plakley obsened that "would tun Costa. Mesa I.Dto ltatioll law, the man wbo u sise of al.pa," Valerie Murley bad a cbance to studY it.
Local voters wUt probably
be asked to add about $50 to
$ 75 to their a..nn.ual property
tax bUts wben they go to the
polls In November.
trustees were told Tueaday surrected Stmday during a '•you can't bellen what those oaebigparldnglot,"bybacklD( wottl.ag oa tbe proposed or. ofBaycresttoldlutThar!Jday's The tncenttve plan ls aimed
nlgbt. And tbe ODly way tbe maratboo Costa Mesa Ctty people down LD Newport say, ICI tramc through tbe ctty. diDance told tbe 2ostgn this PlaODing Comml.ai.A beartnc. at bringing "peer pressure"
mooey can bt raised ls tor CCMmCII sessioo. anyway. They sip a !latement Stmdlillly, Costa Mesa councU week. She ls on tbe cltlleDI sip to bear oo school vudals,
the district's voters to acree members concluded that It Bob Lenard. of the city plan-committee ~t reeomm-.ded school omclals said. Students
.to a property tu raise. c It t would be wroag to destroy pert D.J.nc deo&J'tmeot, said many of the DeW ordloaDce. omcials would. be tess likely to tear
A tu nte Jump ol about
5~ per $100 a.&sessed n.lue
will be needed U the Newport
Mesa school district Is to keep
abreast of tnna.Uon, school
Tbe "trustees art e~peeted u u re ce n e r of their city by swtncf.DC the the effected bus:iDes&es would of the Chamber of Commerce up water fountains and break
to reacb a f!.Dal declsloo at · road west of Newport Blvd. "ooly have to lower a sip aod Board of Realtors also wtooaw-s, oftlcla.ls theorise, if
lbelr Aug, 1 meetlDg oo wbe-"The citizens mir;W bang us a lew teet, or tate down one served oa that committee. they knew 1t wou1d upset other
ther or not they should ask plan ··s dropped In etngy," noted Vice-Mayor or 2 ntra signs tllag1ng It passed, the new sign or -stiJdeots by subtracting from ror the tu. eleetloG. However, Hammett. arouDd'' in order to comply dl.oa.oce would ctve buslDesses student ltmds.
the conseD.iUs Tuesdi.y wuthat However, city pubUc worts wttll the propoaed oew taw. liP to 5 yean to replace more The plan was revealed as Tennis Club
goes to court
the ooty questloo Is "boW · chief James Eldrldp warDed espenstve alps. part of an annual report on Falltat to pt a $16 mllllon told ot the plaa's collapse, that the state hi&tlwaY peq~le City plannlnc commlssioD-Tbe curnat cit} sign law ttleft: and YUdallsm. Ttle r e-
moch.'' ~d memb~ fUDd-ralsLDc campaign off tbe durLoca Monday a.fteroooojotnt would probably DOt favor aDO· ers, coocerned over Just bow Umits alps to 40 per cent port showed a loss or $t5,573 :-u:e:. to ~ee totbi.U: Dell I"OUDd hu doomed Newport's me~ttnc of tbe CouocU and his ther route change, "after 5 m.auy slps would ban to come ot buatoeu face am restricts lrom thens and $42,1 98 from
year' school operat1ou pl:anned cultural center -· at Commission. years of work 00 plano.lnc tbe down, delayed beari.Dp oo the trH -ltiDcttnc sips to 200 nnda.Usm during the past year,
ll ~ tu tuue Is. to be least tor oow. Mr. Reday said Irvine Co. red rQute." sip law UDUI Sept, 5, after sqtare teet. Flashing and mov -both figures liP sharply over
to keep site placed 011 November's poeral Tbe tO-acre site 1D Newport omctals told hlm tbey wt.ll make opening the slil)eet to p!J)Uc la.g sips are already outlawed. tbe previous year.
leetlo ballot the boa.rd most Ceater, offered by the Itrtne som~ laDd available elsewbere Ba ss"n bearlDCs last Thursday nl.gbt.
: •• ld .. :..fore All(. 16. A simple Co. lor lbe ceoter, 9111 be de-In.'!'· Mure. y cro I g "Betw ....... and tileD we SLEEPING IN CAR BAN ma)or!!'t~~~;oter•could ::=J.c~:.clalJy by the tu!or0n10th:':t~ J:Y ::~ :u.~ !~~: ~~:~~.:~
Corona del Mar Tennis Club a~~D it they aP.H to tbe Tbomaa Wolle, vtce-presi. saTinc tor us," Mr .Reday said, plan held up just hOw big a cbanp the law
wm go to court nert month added taxes district pareota dent ot the frvine Co., bas ''aod I can't blame them for woukl have oo the city," Yr. FACES CHALLENGE HERE in Ita battle to taac oo to tbe could end~ paf1Dc more aDd agreed to head a new commit-oot wa1Unc for us any longer." ED.ensloo ofUntversltyDrtn Leoa.rd sa.ld T~sday,
rlgbt to play at tbe ~tper 1 As district fts tee tbat will try to start all He said the oew committee Ba Ba bas bee Sevenl bua:iDHsmentoldlast
Ina. :~~s.'Natter Adrlaa u:~ onr aptn on pJaDnlDc a cut-will probably work on a sealed-across tbe ck Y 0 Tbursday's meetinc tbat the EUeea. ADderaon ls cotnc to your wrlttell complalnt?" asked
''We eJ:peet a court date ot •-•~-T """"• tbe 55,. tu. tural center. Tbe Newport Har-don version of the cultural delayed by the eotmty. County Dew la;r would be bltmful to keep ftebtiq clty hall. Mayor Mcl.nnls.
Aug. 1S or tater," cltj)direc-p---., ue__,, T bor FOUDdatioa had tried, IDd ceater. Ortclnal plans called SIC)enlsors decUBed Toesday buslDess Tbf! Loa Alleeles motber or "Yes," said Mr. AMerson.
tor Jay Burcbett told the Etl-rate lncreaae . would oat In-failed r 1o for a pavt.Uoo 2smalltbeatres to loin Newport.Beacbtnfuod1Dc '•Don·i put me ext ot bus-s, clttd bert tut mootb ror City Attorne)' Dennis O'Neil
sip yesterday, "aDd we tJI)Kt clade •noueb moDeJ to prO-M~ Ct~-.r~ Commta. a Ubrary u' art museum ud u envtronmeotaltrr.pactreoort lDiu," p._ded &albol.'l Har. ·~ la bll' camper 1DI1de adYUed ber to &0 to court U to wlD.." Yide 1M a rNifYt fuall. To · "' ..C ' tba.t would belp rc.d planDira, bar._ ... 1 on. 0... t.v. tM ciQ ....._ .,. ,.. wW lba Mla 1M wu 1IIDl 111'0011"11
Qr--'0111 rae., Dl1l' Oftll' ... tMo a I to 5 ,_ etlll .. S:~ •. l .. tll• ~ wor~ • ' ,.. • decide ftln tbl. reed. ~ -., ,,1 dtPMd m~ 1llJ JI.IDI·" "a.t tiM -o1 .... tares dted.
of &S'ili!Pii>or, ,..~morb" lllo ........ ; tlie dlilftet-liift ~--AY. WIS CO --ar It II abou1d be biiUI Hlo lit oqare tool cl llpo oo • ..,...... Ud -IIJ1a lira. Aodor-.. .,.. ... elty
Jamaica laD, ays tbeclubmiUt to eat tact oe lOme c..-rtDt at aU. would bavt to be redlk:ed by ·~law." ofllcllts she Ls cotnc to court
I•tt DOW, after bei..D.I ctno procrams, be aJd. Tbe ciectslon was a victory abcMi: haU If the oew law t.s u.rs. Alld«'SOCl, a ca 1 n to tlgtlt Ule citation.
a SO day notice earlter tbls Tbe dt.trlct r.. alre&dJ' IN N B ANNEX CAMPAIGN for Back Bay restdeots wbo passed, he clalmed. dres81d tn creeD tlcbls to C"J "How maD)' slptures would
year. Tbe cUl mat.ata1DB Hat ~~d lr5ed~~eat .:crpr~~; • • . have protested the road ezteo. Tbe Jaw "W1liebfacesbeari.Dcs wttb ber lrlsb brope, made I oeed oo a petition to ret you
its lease gual-utMs a 1 yeal ........... uo.;uuu ..... -sloo. Un1Yers.lty DOW rUPS from before th; City Cocmcll alter ber secood appeara.oce MODday to consider changln@: this law"''·
notice before erictloo. for the scbool year bectnmnc" Bl. Knolls the W at Upper by lrriDe, Santa Ana Ave., ZZDd MacArtbur Blvd. eastward into tbe Planniac Comm.ls51on l.s . nlctU before tbe Newport City sbe asked Mayor Mcinnis.
The ease wtll be beard 1D 1J1 September. Anotbtr cut Y • • aDd SaDta IsabeL Irvine aDd from lrv1.oe Ave . tl!Usbed wtth It ~ 11mit 3 Cotmell to protest tbe d ty law •·Several tbousand."
municipal court bere. would have to be made for oext ~: ::.~~~ :~~· .... t.n Mayor Oooald Mclnnls and west I.Dto Costa Mea. Master basic th.tnp: the slJ.e, number tbat forbids sl~lnc tn ·•J•IJ get them.'·
"We've asked tor a jvy· school year, even 1f tbe 5~ port-and Costa Mea ld,.d 2 other Newport CoUDCilmen plans lor both thl cotmty and. and 1ocatloD ol signs. veb1cles. Mrs. ADder son ran for gov -
trlal," Mr. Burchett reYe&led tu raise Is okayed, Mr. Monda ntebf: toward ~D· refused MoDda.Y nl&tlt to go back city call for eKieDdlncthe street "U dtscrlmlnates apiAst the eroor In the JUDe Democrat
yesterday, "because there are Adrian predicted. Y oo a long-standing acreement across the Back Bayua means A tlrm's sips would be Hm-poor camper wbo can't atrord primary. Local TV vtewers sa..r
a lot ot tb1ngs of a oon-tecb. Tbe budget lor the district's tion to Newport Belch. between tbe z cities. of proYidlnc a oew east-west ited to a total SIQ,IIU'e footal'! a motel, .. she clalmed. her sing her campatgn.plattorm
n.lcal nature that should bt 1$9'74·'15 school year, set fat 4-~~~t•ec: ~~~~":.:. "Our boundaries with Costa route to reUeve tramc on of 10 per cent of the square Sbe iii.JS her citat1oo bert durl.ng a Los Anples prt!SS
broucbt out." 44.5 mJlllon, wUl be ~ or bl ssiDg to bo efforts U.esa were worked out years Cout Hwy. footage of the buslness •·flee," 1ut moatb "lrbeD sbe aDd her conference tor Unle. known
wr. Barcbett and 111s wtte, ftMI approval wben the board e meowotr c aco after several years of Last m~ Newport City Business flee Is computed b)' cbUdrea pulled Into a cu lot caDdidates.
Doreen, wbo uve at 410 Acaell, meets Aq. 1 at Davta middle to ~eak away ~ osta ae~Uons," the mayor u -CouocU obJAd Ule eovtroo-multiplying froot tootare bJ across from the Balboa Bay She said her nusband 1s an
Corooa del u:ar, bave ruo the scbool. Mr~ Adri&D ftcured oo U.ea ~ spbere ~ 'Tbe p1aiaad. "For ooe clty to covet mental impact report; wb.J.cb buiktl.Di bei(ht. For eD.mPie, Club to "rest .. iDcluded "ha · artist.
club tor the ~st. 6 years. a 10 per eent 1Dtlat1oa factor county s Local ~y F)ma. tbe territory of a.notber 's would tan cost the county and a basi Bess witb 40 feet of street rasameot" by' poU~::e wbo she Noting the late nour __ almost
••we Ooally made a proftt 1n cuessiac at nest year's bOO-tioo CommlssJoo LAFCO mwst spb.ere of lnflueoce ls wrooc. city $24,200 each. la. Df"et-trontare, and 15 feet blgb, would calms made r.:,. ai. her and midni gh t _. ofMoDday's CouncU
last year tor tbe ftrst time, •• cet figure. C!.R'retlt schOol ftn-make tt.eoeD.move. BlyKoolls, Tbe proper acUoals for LAFCO ruling the protests of Back ha.e a '·face" of 600 square pulled ber door q,en wbec she adjourn;nen t, she expres9ed
says Jay, "cleari.Dc about $5,. anclac law forblds a bOOget :,!pan li11Dco~t~oC.: to rec:oaslder the sphere olin· Bay resldeats, the city fltbers feet. Its signs coWcl DOl total wu DOt tully dressed. fear that she mlgtlt have to
000. We have 91 membtra, loereue ol more tha.o S per • appears oa. , nueoce 1J:1 that ar•." noted tbat theywereootapprov-more than 60 sqtare feet. Attempts to ftfUe a for mal spend the night In Newpor t
2 lUll-time workers wbo stay ceDI. wttbout ,niter ~on I. as be1DC ioColta Mesa sapbert A poll of Bay Knoll!; hOme-ing lbe rDI.dtD.tnsloo, W seek. Free-standlag signs woulcf comp1&.1Dt wltb the pollee have ap.in.
at the club, am assets that A 5~ tu ntelDc.rea.sewou.M --tbe flrst step toward lllDIJ:-cnmers cooductecl by a pro. In( a report oo what such ,• be restricted to buslnesses tbat beeD unsuccesshal, she claims . "Don't sleep In your car.··
we value at about $15,000, t.n-adc! $55 to ~ I.Dilllll property aUoo to tbat city. Newpor't IP'G\(1, shOWs that 107 move would do to the Back Bay s set back at least 25 feet from "The pollee refused toa~::~::ept the mayor cautlooed tier.
cludlnc a pro sbop aDd the tu bUI oo a $40,000 borne. Tbe area Is r~ty botmded ot tbe 13Z flmWes said they eovlrooment. the street, and wouk! be Umlted • :::r;~~':'te~ ........ mad ... CITY WARNED TO ACT ON ·a:...~.':.~:~=: DAD DIES to ~=:.::\ ...... fer-Colincd plays catch up
Tba c ltj) plays on Z courts sbowln& boW much rev-enue lbe bidden, as would secODd -story
al lbe Saudplper, and Ia noao-LIFEG' UARD TOWER PERIL ar• would b<lnr lnlo lbe d ty, SA CHILD business signs. l<>sta!rs ..,._ Co ... 11 ... City Council he ld tioo shO uld be glYen to the UlllDg to lease courts In lr-l.Dd bow mucb It would cost, Loesses would nave to adver. ID aU-daJ "catch-up'· session sta!f.
riDe, abows tbe clty would lose about tlse on the ground CJoor OD a SUDday. The maratbon meetin g, • SPECIAL SIGN regulations
Lobster bake
dates set
A elate atttJ omctal tbls Tbe pard rail oa Newport
week ·told tbt city ot Newport Pter ts 39 lDcbn bleb, ud
Beaell1 It mut pat prd rails that's 3 lochta too knr. ac-
ll'Oell Ultcaard !ow« a a.od cordlac to U.r. Schlemmer.
a hilt*' nU OD N~ Pier. "AD aYeTIC' mao's ctDter
Ceor .. Scbltmmar. ol the of cnvtty ta sac:b tbat bt cu Ntw offtcerl ot tbe Balboa. Calbld& o.caartzceat o1 tn. tow• over uytb1Dc Dnr tMD
Bay Llou Cltj) are-at tht dutrlt.l Relatloaa. toJct a Moo-u iDebel," be tJIIIIaJ.Mct. clab btlm lh1&,.. after re. cta1 afterDOODCttJC:O.CIIItudJ .. r. Schlemmer &Ito told tbt
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$100,000 a year oo tbe det.l. A Costa Mea t:ather 11'bo butldlng "lodex" sip. ~k! at the HoUday Inn, lasted involving uceptioos to the new But, City MIDI.ger Robert _.. Ne----+ from a:so a.m. uottl 8:30 p.m. _ _.
Wyoo SlJ5 tbe costs, computed drowoed Stmday uu ~-· As an example of hOw 90me CoUDCIImec talked about cit}' sip law were referr """
from omclal ctty nrures, "ar~ ~Ate~ wllfb.11e_. ·u ~~.!ct t::y-businesses would be effected, freewus, sidewalks, bill. to the PJa.nning Commission
too poeral to be accurate. ...,r s e wl ...., uw. , Wr . Lenard noted that Ar<leU'a bol.rds, movtng buildings, and and Ctlamber of Commerce.
U.:oaday Dl&flt's c'tty Council July 25, ~~~-~ 1 p.m.~!._~ Yarlnl, loCated oc Ccut Rwy. l lot 0: otber thlogs but took • AP ARTMENTS, which .some
dtclsioo was an ~ent vic-vtce at ~., u.-ouproll c......., lD the Marlnfr's YUe ar•, •eo little formal actioo. Council merrllers thoucht wert
tDI'1 for Couocllmao Howard lD Costa esa. b.a.s 2 free. stuc!1liC stps. Tbe m~ .... bad been ortr-multtplytne: too fast in the d ty,
At. the utset ll boat ~ were discussed, and a study of Rocw• of Balboa. o Llfepa.rds saJ.d Demda Me-"Their smallest ooe a laliJ pJanDed u an illformal undeveloped R-<4 (apartment
of tbe lOGe discussion, he ap-Artblll', 21, a1 zota Va.Iencta, tbe rtpt s.lu," be said. Bal. at1ldy HUlon "retreat,·· but aonlnr) property was ordered. peat~ to be the ooty coooct\. aDd bla daaptlr, Dorotby, 9, bc». MuiD&, aLsooo Cout Rwy,, became an omcial buslness RS
mu favortnc a~ tor = were carrt.d oat about 100 has u 84-1:._-.re-tt, :ID~ '"'* •beo the July 16 Coun-DO: ~~L~~~ :~ ~:~
atioo. Howaver, coo yards by S11D1tay mpt's rtp. that's 34 ONr • cil meettDc wu adjouroedand bU.IIdlngiDtotbe clty,wlllprob-
a majority of tbe ColllCU tOIP· tidea aud. bleb 11'1Dds:. The Rusty PeUcan resb.ura.at, coatlallld to LDc:lude Sunday 's &bly pay much more, alter a
prove a mlld "procedural'' with 1 57-ft. ilp, WOilld be mHt.
ob.y, wblcb mates oo commit-WbeD the ctrl t.d tr<>Wie "almost acceptable," accord-IDcl-*1 1D the wide rao.ce study of wbat other cltie1 are
mtllt to UDU tbe ar•, bat swtmmtac beet, bet" fatber told ill« to Wr. Leu.rd. of abjteta cn.cuued were: clw.rctna Is completed. cive• tbt city's omctal otaJ her to n.:.t ._ bet" t:.d: .Ul • • LANOOCAPINC coasultant
toBI.yKDolllresideatlwbowtll be., came. He U. started CIU'Lsteuen 's Pharmac y, JfEWPORT FREEWAY, mllbt be hlred b)' tbt ctty to
..-a cbup lD apbert·of-...uamt.ac tar.._..., but oeftl' S021 E. C01st RW')'., c.-1f'IW:b 4 o1 tile 5 eotmeUmen be_, keep an eye 0111&DdiCIP-
IAQcsaace atahll at a.o Auc. 14 made 1t. After otbc cwtmmers del Mar, bas 1 pole llt:D 41 LMttw.., UMJ •auld I.U.e to lDc plau tor MW dt'ltlapmeats:
t..AFCO .....,..,, told Vh.-rdl tllt.t tM t were feet b.l(ll ••• almOit twice ... H-routtd sttalef\t do'ftl aDd to be_, ~ tbe DI'W
Bob Ca.rotu, U09 F'lir~ll, lD trouble, ·u. pollee btllCCIP· as taU as tbt _... "w ~ "':'*"' Bt.d. Fa.lrvt.ew Puk.
repr..,llillAC tbe homeoner ter wu alllr'W. Tbe copter allow. SIDIWALK C)C)Illtr"uctlo!l • YO\Tl'H COMMTf'T£! to ~ told tbe Co.:U U..t cr ... IIIOtt*t Mr. MeArth~~~r's "I'Ve oever bad ut' com-ud ~ lDClodbac plaQ ~~ tbe Co.c:U 011 JOUttl
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ARVO E. HAAPA. OMlor MCI pubHsller of lie Eall_,
OOOQo••••oooeo...,oo·•••••
• CITY HALL OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE
The mania for planning and control
of other people's property is an occupa-
tional disease with our so-called public
servants.
We see the contagion s preading right
here at home, in the City ·Halls in both
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. We are
allowing our hired help to usurp
the dangerous power of dictating what
we can do with our property, what kind
of signs we can put up for our business
buildings, what changes In zoning should
be forced on property owners.
The fault Is in ourselves, because so
few of us have the guts to raise a fuss,
and so few seem to care about the loss
of property rights --until it is too late.
Perhaps too many of us · are so busy
trying to cope with the increasing prob-
lems of running a business that we do
not notice the peril that faces us In
City Hall. We do not take enough time
out from our job at the store to defend
our businesses from our hired public
servants, who are there full time at the
job of planning and control, for which
they are paid by us.
Perhaps the fault Is that too many
business and property owners give up
in exasperation after t~to fight the
repeated schemes to enact new controls.
I am reminded of A yn Rand's "Atlas
shrugged," the classic novel about small-
minded, power hungry little men who
sought to shackle the efforts of freedom
loving private enterprisers. With the in-
spiration available only to novelists, Miss
Rand was a,ble to provide a means of
escape from ·the fascist state that was
being created by the planners and con-
trollers.
If escape were Indeed possible, you
can be sure that many of us would be
long gone --and we would leave the
planners controlling each other's lives
and each other's property until they
finally create total chaos and disaster.
But we cannot escape. We are now at
the last frontier, and we have to make
our stand for freedom right here at
home. We can hope that there will be
an awakening among our business people
and the home owners, and that they
finally will rally to their own self de-
fense and to the defense of their neighbor.
What will be the awakener? Perhaps
It could be the drastic controls of the
new sign law now being readied for
enactment. Maybe It will be the repeated
attacks on property ownership through
downzonlng and moratorium on building.
Don't be complacent because your turn
has not yet come. Goldie Joeeph points
out rightly in a letter printed on this
same page --that people should realize
that If their neighbor's righte are taken
away, theirs could be next. We can de-
fend our own rights only if we fight al•o
for the rights of all other citizens --in-
cluding thoee who are 10 busily devlaing
new controls over our property.
A 81ogan broadcut repeatedly by radio
preacber Carl Mcintire 8IIJDII tt all up:
"Be wbo will not UH Ida freedom to de-
l..-! ld.8 freedom doe• Dot d .. erve ld.8
.
T• ... ---tYII (0 pcfH(UtiOft doa; QOf
.-ea 0 3 " I lwty. -,/
-A lfi,Drtt? C. ~filM
The Birch Log
La n d ·use Bites T he Dus t ., ... ,.." .
I I LWt. "tnrlr tmJ 8lrty Ia IUM, the = 11 Llod Uoo ::! 1 a 151 bit t._ duot tn
-IIJ I 211·.,.... ...... tho-tumod e If>• clotm on a rMIIUP U.t hid already
_. ... Sonoto ood ho4 powwful lw•l ..
hom orpnJzed labor. tntbwmentalbu, and
-from -to-· It wu ........ dof•t for · 1 propolll eo-od by Ill a~p
port«l to ba "probai1!Y tho m.. Important
pMce of en'lironmental leplation ewr to eome
before U. Conlfe&"
-· tiW •o•rt• .-uy wtatl[orl$ U die '"'Y lint plaalt In hio I
...... 10 And It **let WijNiw DO ,' to
loam tllot aU lood Ia ... ., .... Utaloa lo lll!ta4y
under 1M coratrol Or the CHtta&to•• "'-·
Amorleana wbo wdto 111 ... ta.lh* Cot>
'••.nea can tab • wtll·dl•rwd bow for
do(•ttoa thlo da-ow ploco of li:Wottoa:
!Wprw ... tatn. umor 8abr (ll.·TtiiL) com·
men tool oo lll .. troc~-or poroonal-
rih Jeplaton wbon 1M cllacuoood blo arfoola to
defeat 1M meaaue: ·
CaDina the bW .. environmental .. it p&rt of
the reuon for the clote vote. The word h11
ac:b .. ved the status of .. motherhood'" and .. ap-
• pie pie" aU rollod Into ona. Ill .,. hu mbled
mlftY klto tupportiil.& land u.e p&.nnJna and
ocher danaerous meuuros for a decade.
We lOt 11 lot of lltttn )ttJm p«Jpptt
wlto .. lind of """"" rio. ~ IP'""'"""' 01t t~flr ba:k'-wlto dolt~ _,.,,.,.~,--
Ultimately, lind Ulf: pllnnlfW has Uttle to do
wfth the enviromnent, but a peat deal to do
with one of the buk: cornerstones of civi.U·
zaUon -the fiaht of individuals to own,
eontroland use private property.
wlwt dtq c .. do wtllr t,_ DWff IMtL
Land "" plannln11& deod roo now. But tt 1o
TELETY PI ST TRAINING
ED McNEIL SCULPTING
, 1be defeated bill, authored by Repreten-
tatift Morris UdaU (D.·Arlz.), would .....
authorized $800 millton in federal pants to
.. ,.-to help them establilh .. comprehensive
land uao p'lanrH,.." The fedenlaovernment, of
courte, would have retained the power to
decide how the money would be uaed and,
therefore,· what the planning should accom-
plilh. And it was weU recognized by friends and
foes of the measd're that the initial doDar
amount -With its correspondlna federal strings
-would constitute only a beJinnina.
1 safe bet that Itt proponents wll try apln. The
day after the biD's defeat, In fiCt, Conp'..niD
UdaU and Senator Henry Jacbon (D.·WIIh.)
held a joint news conference to II)' that they
would try to revive the measure. Jacklon
accuted President Nixon of ''p&ayina npeac.h-
ment poUtk:s" with the bill and prombed to
attach 1 land ute rider to Senate lepiation that
·"'the Preadent really wantt." He tho said that
he intended "to mobilize dte country" in the
beUef that "there are enouah people in both
parties who are fed up with Chis Jdnd of
heayY-ha~oded action."
Prlnle Paul V. Coarad, 18,
soo. of Mrs. Geae Conrad, 1984
Wallace, Costa Mea., bueom~
pleted a 14-w"k radio teletype
operator eoarae at tbe
U. s. Army Soutboulero SlcoaJ
Seboot. Ft. eo.-, Ga.
He laaroed to operate radio
transmlttiDc ud reeetfiDc sets
us1nC Y01ee, morae code aDd
teletJpewrll., equlpmeat.
Ed McNeil gets S awards
Best ol abow award 1D the
crafts show at the Orange
Co110ty Fair went to C. E.
(Ed) McNeil ot Newport Beaeh
tor his woodearfiDc entries.
He l'f'OD 5 ma))r awards,toelud-
lDg also the most creat1n sen-
ior cltlzen entry, best wood.
earving, best senior c1Uzenen-
try, and most outstaMlng senior
ciHseo eatry.
Mr. MeNtel is presldeat or
the Seal Beach chapter of tbe
Cautornla Carvers GuUd,
Stripped bare, the National Land Use Plan-
nina BUI wu to be the flnt step tow&rd
complete federal control of the use of all land
In the United States. Althouah it may surprile
The Senator should be reminded that there
are many peOple In the countty who are juct as
fed up with havtna the heavy hand of acwern·
ment imposed on them. Americans who don't
want to see our country made over into a cOpy
of a Communist state would do weD to keep
their eyes open and their pens ready.
Coi'Yrll/tt J 914 b)l TM Jolt" 8~11 Soc• I)' Funvn
Awards tor most out. POLING OF MESA p D
His wife, Doma Sue, also
lhu at 1984 Wallaee. ~~'J:~';';.:::crN=~ IN M.P. TRAINING • •
Beach, stitcberJ; ~ary Logan, Marine Resern Prlnte TOM ANDERSON
B. Ne-rt lloo.eb, Deedlepolal Firat Class Go«p A. Pollllr.
pillow; Seott Ba.rbour,lZ,Costa a member at tbe Costa Mea
Mesa, wood plaque; NancyBeo-pollee departmeat, Is IDitrto-The Richardson Report
By SEliA TOR ll L. RICHARDOOII (R -Areadla) driekaon, lZ, Newport Beaeb; lDc two weeta of aet1Te duty •••••••••-••••••
oeedlopolllt pillow; and stewart lraJntnc with tho mtUtary po.
areat a preponderance of
power, or used it to so-little
effect? t don't know. or one
ABORTION-A MORAL ISSUE c arpenter. 11, s.llloa rstaod. ueo· dttoebtiiOIII ot lloo.dqou. NEW 'DARK AGES' UPON US?
otber maJor award wtnners tera I.Dd Maint.-oce Squadron.
Tbe Wlborn, bJ the law ot ment would be formed to des-at the Fair which close4 SlDl~ 46. A cndaate of Callb'lda Ab out three yean aao a
el'ery state in our laDd, may troy the tnnoceat. day, lnclud~: Sharon Adams, State Ull.ll'erlity, Lone Beach, British journalist, Malcolm
laberlt an estate by wUI; may Unfortunately. eovernmeots Costa Mesa, best macrame and Pollq eGlhted 1n 11M MariDe Muueridae, made an eloquent
acquire property by descent; or men hue a habit of forcet-best craftsmanshtpeatrr; Alyce Air ReseneluNonmber,19'12, and profound spee~h before
may be the beneftclary of a Ungthelr original purpose. Go-Whitacre, Costa Mesa, most taklnc 6 mGmhl' acUft duty the American Society of
trust; mar be party to UUp.-nrnmeat tbeu becomes more original use of dried materials; traln1nc' prior to aaslpmelll Newspaper Editors. 1 have
Uoo, and mar enjoy all tbe important than tbe tocUridal.l Naner Meyers, Costa Mesa, to the El Toro-buec! UD.It. saved it and re-rud it several
rl,rds granted to otber hu-members of soelety, The good best candle entry. times. The more 1 read it, the
mans. t..w bas Jong recoplled ol the oebutous majority re-1 •· k tbls rlcbt to Ule br the IIDborn. plaees lbe right ol Ule lndJ-LI!AL MOnCI LRAL M011Ca more t lll . y.ou would want
The medical areument Is all Yld .. t. History Is tilled wtth • CITY OF IIEWPORT BE ·~a to ~~o ... He~ It '
5
:
onr. Tbe tact isa't even dis-ez:amples or got"eraments turn '"" n e nst century of our
puted any more that the Ullbora lng ~ those lbey were man= NOTICE INVITING BIDS era , i n the days of the
ls a cbtloct bumu with a 88• dat8d to ~otect. SEALED BlOO w-111 be reeelfed at tile oftlce ol tbe City Clerk, Emperor Nero, fantuy was
pante We of Its owa. Tbe 'l'ti. .. lreater lbe Dllmber of City Hall, Newport Beactl, OaWorula, uatlllO:OO a.m. OD tbe pretty strong. If th.•r• was no
debate 11 ~ tbllllw Ud'Wbla lboee whorecelnaborUons the 5th day of August, 19'74. at wbteb Ume they wUl be opeoed' televifion there were the
It Is ''ltpUJ'' J08Ufted to tate more dlfftclllt tbe task o1 :...R and read. for pertormJnc work u folknra: . hi• h . . • c ....... IMPROVEMENT OF ST ANDREWSRdADFROM ••TR.I:M'R£ET pmes, w c an many respects
We -4 at W!ll.t perbl ofpreg. IIDC tbe law. Tbere han been To CUFF DRIVE ~ ,'!'· fuJiiPed the sa me £unction ;
naDeJ ean lbe passage of law 4'73,000 lepl abortiolls 1D sll CONTRACT NO l&4S providina a spectade of
~:tr!t:':.~~yo!!c~le to ~!~~·:0 C~~!r'!.:.w;~ &Ids must be !Ubmltted 00 ~ propoa.l form atb.cbtd vi c ~~ious v_ioience and
tluforiunately, too many A-can US:IIme that both tbe 1e wttb the contract documents furntahed bJ tbe Pabllc Works erotiCISm to which the Roman
mertea.as teod to cootuse le -and female were acreeab:'to Department. The additional copy o1. the proposal form 11 to pubHc became addicted. Yet,
pUty wilb morallty, u 1t ts the aet, which doubles thenum-be retalned by the bidder for tt1a recorda. it was in these circumstanceJ
legal, It is thusly moral. U ber to 946,000 who reeell'ed Each b1~ must be aeeomp&nled by euta. cerWled Cheek that the Apostle Paul too k the
the courts and the Jecf.slators a ''legal out." or Bidders BoOO, made payable to the City ol. Newport arut moral proPD3W.oN or the
say so, then "It's all rlctJ.t It ls also reasonable to as. Beaeh, for an amount equal to at least 10 percent of the New Testament to the papn
with me,"or "Umustberlpt," sume that the parttetpants amouat bid. world, iri the process of
There is DO court &nd oo aren't w1IUD1 to picture tbem-The title or the project and the words "SEALED BID" foundina Christendom and the
legislature that can est:abllsb sel'les as destroyers or We shall be clearly marked on the outside of the ennlope eoo-
moraUty by law; oeltber cal\& The respoaslbUtles of parent~ talninr the bld , gr~ of men do your thlnkiag hood, tbe eas~alness o1 the sex The contract documents that mu.t be completed, execllled,
for rou.Gol'ernmenteaneontrol act, aod the lepllstlc accep-and returned ln the seated bld are:
people by tbe ~&&~ of foree, tanc:e of aborttoo., d•e ample A. Proposa.l
but 1t eaDDOt determtoe by eoart reasons lor the almost parents B. Destpatloo of Subcotttraetors:
or leg:lslatln deeree your per-to just1f'J and defeDd abort1011. C, Bidder's Bond
sooal morality. Tbat Is yours The rlalnc numbers of those D. Non-eollusioo AftldaYit
to decide. who reeein aborttoos, eom-E. Statemert of Flnanelal ReiPQDIIblUty
If you casually accept, wtth-blaed w1th those who would Ute F. Teehnleal Abtuty a.od EJPtl'ltDCe RtfertDCet
out reasoMd thougbt, tbe man-the an.tlabllltyotaborttoo,coa-These doe11ments shall be a.mx.d wttb the llpatllre and.
dates or co•erameot as your stJtute 10 eJI)In<Ung, ratber than titles of U~ persons slgnt.nc oa bebalf or tbe b1dcler. For
code of ethics, tbeD you han a eontraetlnc, •ate bloe. corporations, tbe slgnatur., ol the Pr~elll or VJee Preal-
delepted your moral behnlor Tbe longer tt ti.tes to re-oent and Secretary or Assistant Secretary are required ud
to tM whim of the maj)rlty. a peal the abortloo iaws, the more tbe Corporate Seal shall be aflllld to all doeumellll: requlr-
maj)rJty tbat ta lfel' ctaactng. dlftleult the task will be Wbeo IDC slptures. In the ease ol a Pu1DerabJp tbe aiplaturt
There are hllmanrl&btl whicb enr a stseab .. ~ton of of at lea.st ooe ceneral partner Is required. '
no pernment caa uurp, ODe people den lop 1 l'ested toter _ No bids wUI be accepted from a eoatraetor who tu DOt
ls tbe power to determlDe If est in moral looleDtsa tbel.r beea lleensed 1D aeeordaDce wtlb the pron.lcu of Cblpter
aa lnnocent 11fe abould be ter-abtlltJ to rellst mt It{ otber 9, Dl•llloo m or the BusiDeu ud Pr~' Code. n.
ml.oated. Tbe rlctJ.t to Ule, 11 -ar•s suffers. It Is dltftcuH to contnctor lhall state h1s Uceue n11mber ud eluiUleatloa
berty and property existed be-crttlelle wben your own boose lD the propoaal.
fore the formaUoa of pern-Isn't enn In order, Oae set: ol plans and contract doeumeDta, lnchldlDc special
meots or eourtaor Jtctalatures proflslou, may be obta1Ded at the Pabllc Worb o.putmnt
Life wa.,•t 111o eroalloo ot ~ SOIMITZ AN D MOELLER City Hall. Ne-rt Beach. CaWcwoJa. at..,-to ue....i
nrotiiOIII, but nt-betore PICKED FOR PROMOTION eoatnetors. 1t Ia requeatect tba1 1be plaoo and coolnet
the Arst pernmeDt wu enu Former u.s. Coac:ressma.o docmneata be returDed withln Z ftlb after tM bid opento1•
coacelfed bJ IDlll. Jolla G. Schmlts, resident or Tbe City lWII adopted tbe Studa.rd SpeelAcatiOU lor hbUe
Wby ~ ~le m .. SpycJasa Hill Ill Coto,. del Woru Cooatroetloo (1973 Edt-) u pr..,...... by ... ........,.
bud toptblr to form pero-Mar, 1a loelllded lD tbe ust of CaUiorDla Cblpten ol tbe AmerlCI.Il P•Ue WorkaAtaoclatk-
meota 1a tbe fll'lt p .. ce, 1f Druce Cotmt:J omcers who &Dd: tbe Auoclated c.era1 Coatraetora ol Am•tca. CCJII&H
DOt for tbe m'llltull prot.etloa bl..,. beea .. }lcted ror promo-may be obtaiDed ftom .8u1kt1Dc Mna IDe., 1055 Otwlud
or We Ud -., ladl"""'lo Uoo 14 eoloool. Moo•. Loa Aoaotoo, CaWonda -.1111) l"l0-H71.
auoetato wllb •eb -for Allo 00 tbo Ull 11 Rlebard Tbe City lao adoptod Stulord 8poelal Proftalcu ud Stud.
tbeir on lDdtridaatprobtctloD. L. Moaner or 1781 Be.bama ud DrawlDp:. Copies or tbtM art aftlll.b .. at tbt P.a>lle
RM..,hJe IDfG recotDIH ttat Pl., Costa Mesa. Worts DtparfmiDI at a eost ol $5.00 P11' Ill. r
ltrooelh Uo• Ia --They are Ullp!Od 14 oolts A -d '"Corllfleate of Ia-. tor c-..et Wort
of lholr ladiYidaol rlpts. It tlral trala 1llldor tho Martot Air for City'" Jorm bu -adoptod by tho Cll)'. Tldllorm Lo
t.o aor•-• to boU...Ibet a_.. TralllloC ~-. tho oo1J ewWlcate of *-• 1<-lo 1<> lllo CIIJ. Tile
ratiooaUy .coocolnd ..,... •• El Toro Marlllo Corpo Air sta. --low -will ba r-to~·-lorm
civilization whose inheriton,
and perhaps liquidaton, we
are. It is orten foraotten that it
was this very Paul-not Henry
ford or Henry Luce or Dr.
Timothy Leary or even Huah
· Hefner -wh o is our
civilization's foundina father.
''The Dark Aaes followed
when what were then called
bubarisns, but whsl we in our
1984-ityle double~hink ~are
invited to regard as forces of
proaress and enli&htenment,
tore the civilized world to
pieces. Yet in Hippo, in North
Arrica , a St. Auaustine. in
total disreaard of these
calamities, continued to
propound his Chris.tian faith
with 1 charm and elepnce
which survive to this day.
Or-to take a more homely,
but to me infinitely more
sympathetic, prototype-a
Paulinus could decide thst,
yt:l, the darkness must faD, but
not forever, and he would
llipify his faith in the retum
of Uaht by keepinc 1 little
lamp burnina in one Ouiltiart
thrine. Hia faith, u we know,
._ amply jullificd; the liaht
d id shine 111in, most
splendidly.
lhinJ, howevn, I fe,el sure:
What is happcnin& throuahout
the world today is, in one
form o r another, a breakdown
of order. This applies just as
much in Communist countries
as elsewhere, thouah the iron
frame of dictstonhip still
serves to disiUisc the fact in
their cue.
"A ll ord tr. d•pc.,ds,
ultimatdy, on a sense of monl
order, wh ich for us in the West
means lht Judeo.Chrif.tian
religion. If this is gone.trie'h all
other forms of order-political,
economic, ·social , what you
will-have likew ise &one with
it, and the curtain falls at last.
inexorably, on Christendom's
2,000 yelrs. N~r will
investi&ations , however
sponsored, takina of sample
opinions, countin& of aenes or
plannina of families or yellina
·or· slopns-nothing of that
tort ~reverse the position. Our
artick:s of associa tton are set
forth in the New Testament.
and if that is no lonaer valid
the as s ociation i s
automatically dissolved.
"It is the nature of our
tnde to Live in the p•linJ
moment. Yesterday's ptpen
are for pulpina or wrappina
fish ; tomorrow's are still
empty dumm ies. The
videotape is wiped to record
· another story. I like this in a
way ; it deliven one from much
undue solemnity and
pre ten tiousnf"Ss, particularly
noticeable in the social sdence
deplll'tments of univeniti•.
Swlnbume wed to say thal'hc
Looked forward to the day
when the last kina would be
stranaled with the entrails of
the Jut . priest ; ~ I llmilarty
lhould like to see the lilt
aocioiQiilt fed into the J•t
computer.
'TALE OF AN IDIOT'
"Even to, I must confess
that, now I •m old, I hlvt
rucbca what, l.n our humane
bolpitalt in ~and, ia c:aJJed
the N. T. I . R. bnektt-NoC
to Be Reeuatitatecl. Now that I
... tblnk often nowadays ....,. rwKitld thll ""'' I **
of tbeu mea, li•laa ln back on Ill U.e Ydlinl dow~~
clrcu m•llnc:u in maay ulephoaet, the rrenz.ied
•pecta uac:eady Ute oua, .. ppinl out of word•, tM
ad wonder wtletber 1notbu Nllaiftl to the stone with tome
•oark A&ft' e.wal•• at; latta•'•••• •-Uoa, the
-.er,ledeed, It._-..., ~,.~._ ln .. ence and
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Uclllaoa011cal, tllle oaiJ ,..._ of~ ...... ~
· · tloo, !Uta Ala. -award of tho -.ct. ALUADY COME!
LIIOM.IIOFICI For OOJ r-Od-, tho_.,..-.. Bid-,
IIOTX:E or PUBLIC REARIIIG NAM ED COIF MEM BER ~ Ud--, ud FaiiiiM ·--
IIOTX:B B IIERE'" OIYI!l< ldlm Mart QWIMA of mllll be U ._ -ny or. _.,. -IIJ -
tblt u. Ctt7 eo.:u ~ u. eon. dttMu, mtmbllr t:Atbl bJ tbt 8tUI ot CaiUonll. n. eo-1 111w Milt.-•" a
City of l<npwt a.et1 w111 -low aeiiOOI elua of ell'niOI GoMnl Pvllq Boldtro RMIIC of A or-· uti a
iloldapibUe llalrflr"P'dllr··ln4, bu -oladod to lbe F-tal llaiLo( of at-AAA u por aa-..U...o1
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ONE WAY of pttlDc wum at the first nmml!' bafbe.
eue of tbe HUOn at lbl: BtU.... PtDluuJa Polot Raequet
ctlt), beld Wednelday, July 10, ,. abowD by Sb.lrley Whlta-·
b-.d and AI Smith. both mtmbera of the club aDd BI.D:G
resJdent.J.
p••.••••-cuP & sAve•••••• ...
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I HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA. 92649 I
Hor~ shoe party held
'*crt ...... -.~ ._. It'll .. Cllf of C.. w-. ud llan:
.... .:.. Jltaill I lut -~~-t.IMiafu.dmem.
llllt7, 1.., If, II .. '-bon -· 11r. Ud lllfn. M =:'Mr. aodllro.ll. "-B-fill Be-lola.sud lllfr,
-_... llttr..P !be alii lllfn. Loutor EboriiD( of
l•nrn ................. tr~, tndiUODII eoekt:ttl
Gudll' DktW •••• ft4..tt.l. pu'tf, bMtel1 bJ tbl Ctatrmu
wiM Mllor • ~ ,.. of the Dtamood Hone Slloo
ftft t.cllded ••~• ~om bellu summer acUrittes t« lfnpart: .. _... ud ...... tbl 110 members wbo .,...
A ... ldC IIOWit, lr .... wu. 101' tbe Forum loterlllltloal
-llarrJ "-· 'William Hone Sbow Ill Octollor. Their Bater, I~ C•c1, WIIUalh P · aeunuea are ra1J1D( moo.t
lil4ll)', OlJ.I&oa lloNIJr.,Doa. to belp a Dew Cb11dreo'1 Hol-aldKoll,O..~IoMillfac-pUal oow billie coostructedcm
l&b, AlllllooJ -~ lludiU !be City f ~. ---~-'· PrHioy,llobartsaoiiii.Riebard 0 ·~ ~~ ~
81111111, LoU T-, Raymood Duarte.
·-ud Gill. ud llro.lollll LIDo SllJDEHT WILL MoM.,.trJ, 1 JOHN ORCHARD, lnternatton.
Corooo dol--~~~-JOIN CAMPU S AA..OAT &Us...,.. E11CUih actor, will
cbldt Meura. ud M~nea. Peter BouCfldadlJ, lOll of portray tbl rtJtalnousBlllSiltes
Tbomu Wllclt. Jlqlll Berke, Mu. Cecilia PresleJ, 939 Via 1.a tbl Orup Coast College
Ga'fta Rerblrt, W'I.Wam D. Lido Soud, Udo Isle, a ftub-produetloo ol ··ouverl" He Is
Llllk, Cmln Wbeeler; at.o mu mecU.clDe major, has been a •Un o1 LoDdoo., starred !n
'Irs. TIMir..-1 Cl&rb, Mu. admitted to tbe World Campus the ort~l Loodoo version of
Afloat procram of Cbapmu tbe mUilcal, came to Hollywood
Collep tor tbe fall 1974 It-for film aDd television work
mester at sea. Rewlllbeamong aDd 2 Je&rs ago moved to Cos-
'550 eolle~t studeata: represen-ta Mea to escape the "Holly-UAc 200 eolleps and tmlnrst-wood smoc." Hls movie ere-
He• OD World Campus Afloat, dits lDelude "Strange bedfel-
wbleb will depart September 4 ktws," "Thomas Crown af.
from Los Aoples for ports 1D tatr," and "Raid on Rommell,"
Peru, Cblle, Argentina, Bnzll, aDd his TV shown include "Co-
Seaepl, Yoroceo, Turkey, lumbo, '' ''Mash,'' ··Gun -
Gr eece, Israel, ltaly,andSJ)aln, smoke," "Cannon,·· and "Mis-
termloatlng Dec. 23 1n Port slon lmpo5sible.'' The musical
Everglades, Florida. Is slated for July 31 through
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Some llg·t;t on
a dark au ... et
Ever wonder why ltOfnm p6llt COIM
in dear, trinlpuellt bottlll, whillll
otben bide bel*'4 llrOWII 01' dn-
lfee:D Jiu17 It'S DO Mll:idlnt, ._
by ....... Why .••• 1 Sln,.iio .....
li&hl can roduco tho pou:DCy ot ..,_
medications. Coaader how are·· •
fade. a ta)'OD· priDt, for inn-
Thus, whc ; oocded, we u.e· dark boqJe&. DOt kf
hide anythina. but to pooaa ve the medical ek-
tivencss of the dru& your ph)'Sidan preiCribed for
you. This is but ooc of many prec:autiolwy
measures that are taken to pioYide you witb 1hl
best in pharmaceuticaliCTVU.
Christensen ......_,
IDZl E. COAST -Y .. COIKWA ......
oalOU 1·1111
Aug.3 at 8:30 p.m. In the OCC
PRIZE WIN NER NAM ED auditorium. ~:::;;;~;;;;;~~;;;:;;;;;;~!iii=. BY ROG ER'S GARDENS SEAMAN OLSON SERVES fil N:,r;e~~"; ~ ""'".: ABOARD LITTLE ROCK
Helctats as first prize wilDer Nary Seaman ApprenUce
.lD the amnal garden eoatest. C tlrlstapber L. Olson, son, or
HOb:lnble meuUoo weat to Mr. retired Ar my Ma jor and Mr s. Sefved Monday thru Thursday
aDd Mrs. R. W. Knapp of Costa Theodore P. Olson of 31 04 dinMrs inclutR soup or SIJJMI, Misa. Roosnelt Way, Costa Mesa,
Tbe $100 first prlle was partietpated 1n missile nrlng choice of bHed pot•to or riel H.w1ii1n
prese'"od to Natal lllfartln far tra1J11nc oboard the guided RED SNAPPER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.25
bar banCIDc --Its mLIIttaslleleRoeUkgtltho cruiser,~~ MAHI MAHI . . . . .. . .. .. . . . .. .. .. z.• as weU as aproflllionofbiOom-, me-por""' u•
logboluty In flower bods. Gaeta, llaty. He and Ills ship-GRILLED SEA BASS ............. 2.•
Rorer's Gudtlll, oow 1n maUls were ln•oh·ed In an e:r:-TOP SI R LOIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 3.25
THE FIRE GOIN~ 001 ~ ~-~,, ,..~ CoSta Mesa and Mlulon Vtej), erct.e ott tbe island of Crete NEW V OR K STEAK ....•.... ·. . . . . 115 .,.. wu -..... ...IIU "' wUl bue a lrd b:atloD. this to the Mediterranean during
.. • ••• •• ·cuP & stt.ve • • •••••
Bruee and Jeanette Bender, Bllbca, eo-~ of tbl bar-JIU ·-at the lnterlttttOD of whicb 4 Talos missiles were LOBSTER TAIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.•
becue held July 10 at tbe PIDIAiula PolDt. Racquet club. su Joaquin Hilla Road aDd nred trom the shlp. STEAK A ND L OBSTER • • . • • . • • • . . 5.16
Tbe other host and bostesa were B&U:w:..u Jamie Jacob· MacArtbur Bl•d., Harbor View After the ez:erclse, Olson nd ~nd V -· -~ -• t til club !rom 3901 E. Collst Hwy • Coronl Del Mlr • "-.175.oMI
sen a her hus.... , an, "':;,...,:Q~ .. v~~~·~:·~~:~JH~II~Ie~,~T~Ill~s:ne~w:S~a~c=re:Gar::d•:•_ha~d~tll~e~o~illl~·:or:IWII~ty~to:•:ls:l~l ~==:===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a trip to Wisconsin tust as .omeooe took tbe 1111: bUe Is 'scheduled tor opening .lD the Greek lslarx1s of Rhodes • • tnr.rr.innwnt
or tbe last steak. {Ellnor Wood photo.) December. and Mykooos.
PBR to meet
once a month
Just ooe meeUn& per month,
iUtead ot 2, tDI1 stroaaer, mxe
dlr~t commE1eat1oQ wtttl City
COGCU members, were agreed
to Toeodl) lllgtll bJ Newport
parks, beaches am reereauon
commlssloDers.
Jean Morris, oewly-elected
chairman, convinced the gr~
to go along wltb her plan tor
revamping Commission pro-
CedtD'es. Tbey didn't accept
!~~~~~~~~~g~~~~~~~~~ Mrs. Morris' Idea, tbougll, to
assign tndh1dual members to
· respons1bU1ty for sucb areas
as bike trails, beaches am
parks.
The single ml)nlllly meeting
wiD be held e~rlmeotally 1D
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Cynthia Stamper. weds
Grant Von De Walker
Silper sleuthing theme
used for book awards
IIIIo c,-~ .,_ 'no llo-1 Booth Ubnr}'
WU --lo ClrUI Yu Do -Ul -lllf Yllh ac:-
11-Ia a -riDI-11Y11J .u tho cldldroolollow IC>
-, IIIII Ia llio ..--al 1111 thoiDO altho oommor rtod-lhl -·• pu ..... Dr. Ud .., .,._ .. "H"o an ab-
Mn..Mt.r...U•••• oltMI _....lJ 1Deredlble .. r diC*'
Some tnacbtc,ui&18obold· Inc repdar ««y limo or-•· Thl sa-brueb
Ia pliJlllhlnc lis owu newa-
paper. tbt Balbo& Blabber, wttb.
eontrlbCt?As trom tbe elltldren. Ga.laiJ Dr., Dorer ..... Tbl aJeattdDC IUDimer or raule
-Ia tho -al llr. 1111 -~~ ..... -at your biD& MIDSHIPMAN TRAINING
llro. H. L. Vu Do •-al boDe boo1< Dl&c:hlM." AT CDRPUS CHRISTl Co.ta ..... Tbt weddLir wu TbtJ'Ye bleD buy draw1D.g
aD afttnooD e•UW~DJ blkl Oil 1.D1J bulldlq: tbelr awn YerslODS
Satl:rday, July lS, WUb tbiRu. of. tbe book macblH, and two
Grtta ol!lelallaC; of tbt branches bave beld coo-n. bride dulped b1r Yecl-,._ teltl to 11leet tbe most erea-
CIIDc """' a -blelllua KILTY lolcYICitiR tiYO _,, WlDDOrs at the West baUer JOWD otSwecHibdeatper Newport eblld:rea's Ubrary
cr.pe wttb • )lebt of tud-Troth ··s ... er. DtiUI, Kot1D tor n.rst made laeo. Shl earrled a bou-plaee, 11aua Kotlu tor .......s.
Quet. of ltlpbuot1s IDd IT)'. d aod a Ue tor tblrd place be-
Her wod<lnca-Dinore announce tweoolllb Ormeroda»dWayne Joac I')Wnlol'pl.lteltloralprtat. Rluo. At tbt Corooa 4el Mar
Mlld of boaor wu Mlas Cathy Tbe eap.pmeat ot Mlu M. branc:b, Scott Seely took ftrst
Mldlbtpman Grepy H. Heo-
dr)', son of Mrs. Valenttna Hen-
dry of 23 EJ Paseo, Lido Park,
1s puUelPI.Unr tn a summer
phue of training tmder tbe
Navy's resene oftlcer cand(-
Ute program at the Naval Alr
Statloo, Corpus Christl, Tn::as.
He wUJ also attend a sea d1Jt}'
IDdoetriDatioo eotU"se at the Na-
nl staUon, Coronado, CaW.
IW, MRS. VAll DE WALltER Ward of CoetaM-.,tbet.-tde's Kuty Me Vicker to Dr. Tbomu place, AdrllllDI Scareello
stater. Mlu Kitty stamper of Davia Fahey, 100 ol Yr. IDd seeolld, and Alu WeSDeJ' tblrd.
Upoo crad~ation from usc,
be is scheduled to attend of •
tlcer ea.Ddldate school.
Newport, ud the croom's lira. Tbomu D. Fahly ofS.. Thl Ba-. Corooa del liar, SOJLPTURE DISPLAYED slste~lD-I&w, Mrs. Glyno Van Franctaeo, has bMD UDOUDCed MulDers, and West Newport
De Walker at COlla Mea, by tbe brlde·to-bt's puets, brancbes ~ue audio ril:ual ma.-Orance Coast College art in·
NrYed u brldesmaidJ. Dr. aDd Mrs. WtlUam c. Me-terlalB toentertatntheebiklrea. structor Ralph Tan1an, a oo. stan Pbilllps of Costa Meaa VIcker ot Newport Beach. Cuaettes of tavorttechtldren's ted sculptor. Is displaying his
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COIIOIIA DEL 1M, t,!.
BLUE H
POOLS .
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WORLD'S WIEST: PUT IN A ILU I HAYEN
PDOL OR SPA -FREE ESTlloiATII
CALL MOW OR DROP IN .•. We'r• Cto .. By
And Op•n 7 Doys A W•ek.
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served u bllt man. Usbers Tbe brtde-ellct 11 a graduate stories may be Ustened to In work at the Challis Galleries
were the ll'oom's brother, of Newport Harbor llllb tehool, the library or may be cheeked 1D Laguna Beach t:II'ough Aug.
Glynn Van De Walker ot Costa and Js attiDillDC tbe Su JoA out tor home enjoyment. Silent Sl. He has been a member of 12222 H•rbot Blvd., G~trden Grove
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Mesa, and Scott Pratt of Costa State University lfld~».te pro-nlm loops, a new acqutsttlon the OCC staff since 1965 and
Mea. cram, majorlng tn eduea.t1on. to the chtldren's collection holds a B.A. In tine arts anti> Stet• Llo:en .. 192237 n2.:MQ1 or 649-SCKM
Due HodptDI, accompanied .Her Oa.oce received his doe-are ~·~va~l~la~b;le~lor;;Yl~ew;ln;r;,.;~au;II~.A~.~l~n~sc~u~lpt~m~e~tr~o~m~Lo~ng~~~=•:Y::::•·;O~••~•=••:c:.:··:•:•:::::::::~ by his guitar, prartded two torate 1D edueatloo from uc the Ubrary. Beach State University.
weddtng solos durlne tbe cere-Berkeley 1n 19?2, He Is a mem-
AUTO l"\JL,JICY
548-5554
Our l?th Year
RABBITT INSURANCE
mony. At tbe reception ber of the fl.cUltJ of San Jose
foltowtnc Mr. Hodgktns' baod:, State University and is dol.ng
"Red Eye," fUrnished the mu-research work ln physiology.
sic for u eventngoffestlvtties. A Decemberweddlnglsbelnlt
Mrs. Stemper received planned at Christ Church by
guests tn a gown of turquoise tbe Sea 1n Central Newport.
wltb an overlay of wttlte lace Tbey will be feted on their
on the skirt. The croom's mo. engagement during a ski bol-
ther wore a yellow crocheted iday In Argentllla.
ensemble,
Tbe young c~le w111 Uve
In Costa Mesa atter a motor JR. EBELL SHOWER ·
booeymoon to the San Francisco A federation sbower was held ' -c•IJaCJI•s ~ area. The DeW Mrs. Van De July 12 by the Junior Ebell ., ~ ~ Walker graduated from Estan-ClUb of Newport Beach. In aD r--=:=,....,;=...;;;.=:.::,,.:=..;;;...:=..:=.::,;=;.:=:........:::.. _ _, cia high school and Is currently atmospbere of SW1 and sand, Highway House of Prayer majoring In business tlnaoce the elub met at Chlua Cove
at California state College at In Corooa del Mar to offer 2411 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL loiAR Loug Beach. Her husllaod also Mrs. Larry Thayer am Mrs.
Lo••• LIVIL-ltiAR gradlllled from Estancia and James Mura.r gi1ts of stati.on.
IHTBR.Dl!NOMIHATIONAL, FULL GOSPBL later attended Orange Coast ery and other related items
lUNDAY SCNDOL1 t..CS WOISNI,. SIIVICit lhOO College. He IS a landscaper to help make their federation
IVAMOILISTIC SIIVICI1 ltOO tt.M. SUNDAY with the Richard Beeson Co, duties a Uttle easier.
,.14Y'II AMD IIlLI STUOYt ,,. ,.,M. WIDM!SD4Y W1LLI~"~":~o:4~"~::TOR Sign up for recreation J==~,=~==ut=. .. =,.,§:=. ==at=.==-=~=."'~h== .. ==~ Regtstratton for the 3rd, 4tb Tennis clas~s are oUered VIIUI •p "'ilngrrg IUIIU "'.urr., aod 5th sessions ot the Newport at the Community Youth Ceoter
A _l'r•• •J ,.~., .. J••• Corltr•t•tio•lll Clni&~io CIJ•rc6 Beach summer recreation pro-In Corona del Mar, Newport
gram Is belng accepted at Harbor and Corooa del Mar
11iE REV. JOHN A. LINDVALL, lttDister the Newport Harbor htgbsc::hool blgb schools and at Las Arenas
fr~~ca: lfHIA~ ,1 admiisto~.~e. Put on the Peninsula. Classes lllllloc·' , IU't."L.\Jiitl.oop:.l;-~so·* ~ , 'fi\mmr-fj~,:"' ;,t a,.r. bellJI at 8 a,m, aod CODtluue
>1, •2,~.r.D'·'-:'H' ••, .. '"'~.· -J.J.,;;.,I.._,..~ bor~MP~il' . _ -~Cor-tllr....-tile day, eodlocwtth INIUttll :..a:f 51 '!'......,-; ... ......, Olil dtl Mu ldp ICbOOl pool, twtUctat classes conducted for Mtirsery ~~ Pt!is•l .. ~ ·Pa..:.e: &.f2.i2740 ad at ~ bif swtm.mm,• toea. adults ooly at the high scbool l=::=:=:=::==::=:::;=;:::::;:;=::::;:~:=;=::=::~::=:;::==; Uons ··~Ruby AYe. oo Ealboa c6urts. Beginning, pre-Inter-
THE FIRST .A. PTI'ST ' CHURCH Island, "N" St. 011 Balboa. and mediate, Intermediate and ad-. · El Bahia beaeh (lOth Street .,.,. .. lessoos are ottered tor
lHI CIMTIR POR IIILICAL STUDIES at tile b1ly), Ceutral Newport. studeuts trom 9 years through
., MAOMOL.IA 11'. AT ""' .... alii.. I CLAIIIS Swimming lessons are offered adults, for boys, girls, women IAMTA ANA A 'II. l'kll A.M. WOIItiiP MOUI t tor COSTA·IIIIIA ,. .. P.M. IVAIILISTIC MDU. or all age leYels and the and men.
Dl JIMMY .COMIS PAS TOI beginner, advanced beginner, Additional Information may
• ' intermediate, swimmers, Ju-be obtained by calllng 673 -
COSTA IIII:IA COON~LINO CENTER otor -senior Ufesavtnc. sl:ln 3180.
TO IMHAMCI DYitAIIIIC LI~HG dlvtng am body surnog/ocean
AltOTBEIIIIlfiSTaT OF TI:E nUT BAPTIST CBURCB awareness. Mos~ c lasses S48Q,73S for
UCI project
.. V. JAMIS HIMRY, DIRICTOR scheduled are available tor $6
PAMILY, ,....AI.. CALL Ml-l'rll for each 10-day/Zweeksesston.
IUIIITAL CO-LIIIG Ia 1411117 Classes In bel!lnnlng ud ln-~==L~I~A~III~-=TO~~L~IV~I='='lH~~I=D;Y=.N~Aili~;IC;L~I;I':I:•';;;==l termedlate salting are ottered tor ages 9 tbrougll adults at
Orange County Harbor De -
Wt ..,._ J01 to wot-partment, OrangeCoastCollep
LUTHERAN CHURCH crew b1lse ud at 19111 Street
OC Irvtne has been awarded
$480,735 by the U. S. Depart.
ment of Health, Education and
Welfare tor stCJPOrt of pro.
crams Ln the university's Cal.
Uornia College ot Medicine,
Coagressman "Andrew Hinshaw
(R-Newport Beach) announces.
FIRST CHURCH OF
OfiUST, SCIEPmST
3303 Via Lido
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SOfOOL
9110:10a.a.
SUNDAY SERVICES
9 ' 101!10 ....
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEE'I1NG 8 p.m.
READING ROOM
Week day•: 9 a.m. • 5 p.m.
Weclauday: 9 •·•· • 7c4S
Tuaclar aad Fricby:
9 _a.m.· 5 p.m.: 7·9 p.m.
SI!OOND CtruaOf OF
ataJST, saENTIST
Nc•port·~·· CoraaadclMor
3JOO'Padflc y..., Do.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
SIJNbAY SBRYICI! 10' L ..
WIIDNilSDA Y EVENING ......,._, .....
-IH:. Coee•a.,. c..-··-··,._ to ...... s,. .. ,_ .. ,
OF THE MASTER at the t.y. Sabot sal-ts are
used lD the lnstructioDal pro-
2100PMHicV.._Dr. gra.m. Classes are held eon-dol Mo<. Collf. througllout the day trom 9 a.m.
LAWIIBNCE D. FRUBj.D(G to HO p.m. Cost tor eorolllnc
,._-._ 144-IM4 In the lilllliiC procram Is $20. The grant, through the Public
Health Service, may be used for
any regular operating costs of
tbe educational program, but
may DOt be used ror construe.
Uoo (exeeptalterattonsandren-
o-va.Uoas) ·or for ftnanclal as.
ststa.oce to students.
Surft.Dg lesBoosareanllable,
• surlboa..fds provtded for
ud eou.. Hoar • a a.m. &IIU run oa an l~==~-;~-~to:,~IO:L:,.:·J•:ji·~··~n~rocrt a7mby~~ty.Classes basts to 11 a.m. Tbe
ot lnstructloo 1s desiped
for the new surfer with the
ATTlMD
THI CHURCH
O:P YOU I CHOICI
RIOULARLY
age Umtted to 10 years throueb
adults. Re&f.stratloa fee ll $15.
It's 'SPOP'
Tbe award briDp tbe total
of federal grants 1D the past
month to UCI to $1,021,671.
others prnlousty annotmced
include $320,789 from HEW
t . t UCI lor educaUooal oooortunlty 1me a awards to students In llnanclal
It' "SPOP ... ,, _4.. t need and college work-study s w~· a---:: a program cnnts tor students ~,!~ad 1m{.prep b employed by tbe Lmlverslty;
Tbr ~ SroP 11111, $215,812 to proolde tor,,..._
oa"':' -~ s aioa of grad..ate tra.inlDg flcll-
studellt-pueat orleDtatloD pro-ttles In water tratment and
lflm --DtW Jtudeats &Dd tbelr water reclamaUoo engineering.
par.U cu take a relued. first I.Dd $4,235 fo acqu.tsttion of
look at tbt lrftDe ca~APQS •-collep Utnry materials b,_ed bJ the baelle air nr-·
rO"mdtDC tbl start til clauesiD
tllolall.
• •• , •••• Y.'" -, AlTO. .
IT. ot OiUiliU, MI$A -u.:.,.
By ,_,. aor at the '
tbtM -daY SP0P ..........
-Ud--aod thltr loan -__ ..., _ _,,_
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one-4111> ........ __ ....,. ...._
one ro a laml/y.
wh1le supp11es lest .
adults only. please.
OPEN OR TRANSFER A SAVINGS ACCOUNT when you come in
101' your free book. Your money begins eaming interest the same day you open
your account, and you 'II find many lf81uable free sert1ices.
BRING YOUR PASSBOOK. We can transffll' funds from any bank or Slllfings
institution 101' you, simply and easily. No bothM to you ... no embarrass,_,t,
Just bring your passbook along when you come, and we 'II handle all the delllils.
THERE·s A WORlD OF FINANCIAL SERVICES FOR YOU AT FIDELITY
Free notartzmg. Free traveler s cneques Free documef11 copytng, Transm&ttc' Automattc s&vtngs deposit
service. Money-Gard'" lor a cl"!eck every montl"l. SIWings bond redemption. wrlll mr111mum blll8nce accounts,
Fr" money orders. Free cotlec"on servtce tor trust deeds. notes and leases. Free sale deposit bo•es .
Free ch-eck1ng &ccounts. F1ee 1ncome ta~ serv1ce. Funds recetved by the 10tf1 ol any month earn !rom the tst
wnen held to the end ol lhe quarter.
HIGHEST RATES ON INSURED SAVINGS
OPEN TO SERVE YOU
Mondays thru Thursdays 9-4
Fridays9-6
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P''•III.IG
THIS AD WIIH YOU!
9
GSo EB~ClillJ\7
;?«fe.tataaw ...
AMe ._OAII AUOCtAtleM
COSTA MESA-NEWPORT BEACH
1856 HARBOR BOUlEVARD COSTA MESA 1145-4420
/NEA• NfWI'OIIJ' --~ MAIN OFFICE-~8roadWay, ~ndRie'
Other r!QlOIJ.II offices In Bellftower, Futterton. Lon(J Ill ca
NDrtiiRoii';WOOd, Sani>Mfo.s.nta~
ShermenOaks,~a."-nGIM, VIII..,_
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·Keep c9ol witll .
CANVAS
AWNINGS
DECORATING
Lel111' llolll JOU .....
t1t1m. Weare a
fllll...teepotol
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........... ..u ............. -...,, .. -_.,-.-Qo orrlftl .. , __ ,.., ........ -
-... J. ~ lr ..... --. llauo carl, lldd OfOllod, -... -*1 .,.,., BICbJ,Ella~-._llllloUd ----·-..,• Duo1 Jcrioa , • , Ia lila ·CO--., o1 Slcll!U ..,OOIDUl. n.. IN.....,.-
wbleh 11o wu .,..., praoo11 • , • Ull ..., IIIII? made llld lllo-lo 1M lloJW'o ~~--Tbt Tttt.a. _Dan ud no., ,.... .._. fnMn • •• tbe Blama cboll ,. W Tnfllta." Ia flct
Tae..; "''-ud &11111 ~-at-.. alleul lrte ,.... • .., ... .-...... -
.,..., ".lll -o'· .,..llocl -t-talloo port)' eellllnllqllaarrlftl-llclll'-
m..t ud ....... tlat , , , mUN of ID lbe Jarpr Mtatel tMel Ul lllld U DGilJ
colarod ... ._. -~~~ "lloppJ enUtoc·" earta, bolt 1111.o--llllerelllo 1M .,....
• aod wbiD DMdld becoiDM ait •• -liar 0 •· .
1·1--11C to JIDI Pon. tell of tb11r "4th Tbe !Ddirltllal ~DI ..... 'ftl'tflllld
ol Jill'_ ..... • tnp 1o ._ Bublft. . . wltb ncb ,...UOS u _.,._-.
Lompoc (pr~ Lca-PDU , •• " are crilp fried eh1cUa. dft1llcl qp IIIII tbt lold~ -" .-an tilt nonr -UDlell --I haft...,-. TlloerecbJ
come •• , ~to .u.d ,...., flrlt leu'Did cbeWeJ cookies were toed bJ tbl "ooten.
ol ~. -II y•n .... 1 -to, EojDJiac !be ........ 111o b>d, "'~ oow ud -. -tilt boo -Loo Aocolos aJid ••• olllor, were Carol aJid BewloJ Alleo,
ud ~ GM putlelllar di.J 1 ~ ..uor Dr. Jolla SIDIJJe ud Jot'e wtfe J-.a.. Dr. ud
wltb bal ... c-1 hie bOUdeclll ~ lleaeb Yrs. Colemu (I:eoftr aJid Jo) o1 Po-
&Dd at u.plde me • . . ubd u 1 mladed all! Emerald Bay . . • tbe baJ bome 11 ,_.
b1a taJktDc to me • • • ., be toki me be was DOW completed. From a,_ HUla were
emoate bOrne ca fbrloaelr ••• bome, be coa-Lillian aDd Speoce Hon1& aad DI'Weomers
Uoued wu Lompoc, poulbiJ ..-19 or Beulab aJid Jim J .... a; ... IUid Yll'l!ll
20,000 popqlalloo, ouldiD& tho! 1 !ll'oll<l>ll' bod Scott (llo's a director at Btc C-}, mare
neYer beard ot it, but tt wu tbe nower were Louise and 8111 Alleo, wbo are mcJ1f1Dc
ceottr of tbe world. "1 am so proud o1 my bere permaoentl;y, baft.Dc completelJ remod-
bome town. •• he said, "I.Dd wtU be 10 &lad eled their E. Bay Froat borne ud 10M tbelr
to get tbere.'' He et.Dpd bosses Ia Los borne 1n A:rcadia; Carot1De &Del Tom Saaters
Angeles tw b1s last !lp borne ••• but b!s aow enseooced at Part Nlwport; loreter~
adieu lneladed Ids appreclaUon of mmeoae to young aDd Yery dear Mary Au18oa, Karl&n
Usten wblle be talked. I wODder wbere be Is Kensey, wltb her beautttul arot.Dd·tbe·World now. jewelry; also Dorotby aad Neut Dt'fia:, L1do
Aayway, Jue aDd John's trtp. DOt ooly Isle; JtDe and Cbuct HerllWlDI from Ballol
lnclmled., Sara Barbara and Lomp:M:, but Sol. Peninsula and from lrv1De Terrace nre
nne ••• mmmmml Tbe sth'er clacbslumd Fran Moseley Jones, EtbellJn I.DdTom Wa1ter
on JaDe's iapel not oa.ly Is a remiDder or • · · Moseley and Tom were tbe "blrtbday
their trlp • • • bat a repUea of tbe1r real boys"; <>s:-.1 Mae and Ed Pellepin , • •
lite ooe ••• lluimll.lan. tbey'te been oo the go so much that we bid
• • • to reoew acq1•intancesl Mlldred · ud Lou
Tbe weatber. was perteet for Glac!Js and Turoer. June aDd GU Causey a lao o1 lrYtDe
Artbor Ba1Uil's Stmday ptqu.Jq•. It was Terrace as well as Vlrctnl& and Hqll Wrtpt.
deU&biMIJ cool ••• aJid !be tan .-tr-YlrcLota speol !be past weet Ia Loo Aocolos
y ... ~:=41:1~-:-~~St~, ~~: . banks of brllllaM blossomioc paata aloai with frieods at tbe Put La.Br11 Towers, • 615.4040 the cu:rvtDr brick walk. creat.d a sa,cloos wbUe Bueb was oo. a flshlng trip. He m1seed
part.like ...-...... wbUe tbe --clo• welcome a catcb am we'te missed an albacore d1DDel'
SILVER & GOLD
COINS
BOUGHT l SOLD ..
645-86«>
.........,..... .,.... as Ollly Bugb "can do."
of U.,. bost am bostess created a relued
and bappy &tmospbere •. Yhlch quickly merged
the out of towoers and new comers with tbe
"oatives."
Arthur's brlgbtly embroidered wblte 11Den
attire trom Armenia was quite special, as
was Glady's IJDJQae caftan. ADotber ceoUemaD
tllere was respleodellt lD a custom made
lA.st but DOt least was slll-browoed, friendly
Harriet Jact , the Baums' daugbter.Mr,Jacll:'s
broken toe kept blm at borne, but be tnsUted
Harriet be tbere to share tbe eojoymeot al
tbe enDing • • • and all were glad. Ollf nlk
borne brougbt us more pteuaot experiences
•.• more abc:M tbat DUt time.
1 Time
!O wordl «leu . . . 1.00
Zl to 30 words •••. , S.OO
31 to 40 wor ds . . . . . 4.00
Each word oYer 40 . • .10
3Ttmes
4.50 s.oo
8.00
. ,20
SPO'nl BIII'Ol<K YOtlll
-oa.~..
tbtm wttb mae
electric
o ART HEEDLEWORK
C0MPLETE ART
WORK CENTER.
Classes
wort,
Knit 'D SUtch,
Costa Mesa. 645-4011 .
o BEAUTY $ALOH
~~-~~
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone 644-7336
INTRODOCTORY 2~
count •• UniQue Coitfures • -
Visit our I mmaculate shop
featuring b.igtl fashion. We
use nothing but the best
products. 548-1212, 2604
AYon, near Ne-.rport Post
omce.
SALES 8< SER VICE
420 E. 17TH st. COlT A MESA
646-7706 -648-61156
MALCOLM (.UOICUTLE~
O DRY CLEAHER$
DIMMITT
()i1.,tJ;:
rin..t quo~r · d,Y cl.oftlna
on the ""tmisee
•
, Self-elnndry
Al--lltwtiiiOdel
,~ .........
nociJI-~ itwy.,
....... :1'13-9806
o FOR $ALE -REFRIGERATOR, wtdte, 1 year
old --$100 --640-11183.
mVINE COAST Cooob'y CIDI>
goU membership, $1'700,
tncludes transfer fee. Call
586-80'75.
COIIPAlfJCirf CR1Pr ICir two
'(llo. Ml) Ill ...... C.-I,
P-e Vloor 11-'P.n, cm~. can ('il4l aa-41'11,
• write ~ Br1.1117. Bol:
[()'71, Y"ICCI VaUey 111M.
o HEARIHG AID$
HAL A.EB ISCHE R •
Proper Fining Assured
3409 E. Coast Hwv .
Corona del Mar
675-3833
o HOU$E$ FOR RENT
TWO BEDROOM, completely
!urlllsbod, $350 week. Fifty
feet to ocean. Prtme New-
port locaUoo. Call for
appotltmerrt (Pasadena) 213-
794-1749.
o YARIHE HARDWARE ..;e:,,
Ckltbt.ac • Na«*lcal Glftl
lb.rlDe lllrctnrt
OpeD ltTCa clays a week
to ...,. roe better
2'100 W, COAST HWY., N, B.
PRO !IE MS-1 '711
Crcnra Harctware,
Coul Bwy., CorCXIl del
IN NEWPO"T lEACH
Office" Fwmiture
OESKS•CHAIRS HLES •SAFES MARINE PVT. Jobll R. Tom.
o·FFICE SUPN.IES cut. SOil of Mr. and Mrs •
&. STATIONERY Cba.rlotte H. Tomcak fA Z1Z8
so0 .• AcldintMM:ttw-Orange Ate., Costa ......... .. Ty,.-rit., completed l.nfazUJ traildDc =.:; · · 673-6820 scbool at tbe MarlDe CofPil
.,._,_ base, Camp Peodkttoo. He re-I_. OFFICE SUP'I'LY INC. ceiYed specialised losft'lletiOil ~30~1~1~N~-~po:n~Oioi~.,~N~o :•:•:·~~~ln t.ntutry weapoas and tactics •
• P'HOTOGRAPHY
OF YOUR HOME?
CtptlD'e the beauty and
warmth of your borne 1n a
beai1Uul color" a.Ibwn. Call
stete Matter Pbotop'apby,
838-632?.
o RESTAURAMTa
HOYE 'COOKED . POOD
~~.~
.LIIIUNCH THLIIIU
DIHNIILIII
1 I .C.ett Hwy.,
o $!&VICU
SHAKLEE
Orpilk Vlfl•'•·
StiJI c... . . . 8tiiJ
64&-IMt.
I.IIGAL II011CI
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
ENGAGE IN TilE SALE OF
ALCOIIOUC BEVERAGES
?-5-?4
To Wbom It May Concero:
Sobjeel to l.ssuaoee o1 !be
Uceose applled tor, DOUce 11
hereby P•eo that the UDder.
slped proposes to sell alco-
boUc beterapa at the prem-
ises, described u rotknrs:
127-29 MarlDe Ate., Balboa
lslaJid/linport -Par...m to 111eh 111no1111oo,
!be -1111!1*1 IB IIIIIIIJIDc lo
tbo Doportma o1 AleolloUe
Beftrap Coatrol for ~
of an alcoboUc ••erac-llceue
(or lleouu) lor tbele ,...,._
lHs u follows: 1' 47'' Oa Sale
Geowal (BCXIl Fide .._,lie Eat-
III(Plltu~
R S CORPOIIATIOlf
Pllbllah; Jill' 25, U?4, Ill 11M
Newport-Eulp.
CHANUTE GRADUATE
Atrmu Flrll Cluo 11&11 G.
Yltoellrlell, -aiMr.udMrL Wo~ lltloCllrkh of Nl w-Pl., eo. .. _
hu endDliod II CliiD* AFB, m.,. from tbe U.S. AJr Force
aircraft mecballlc coarse coa-
daelad bJ !be Atr'l'l'lllllllrCom-
miUid. Tlie alriDIJI, -_ .... to
maiDiaJ.n. aDd llrriee maltt·
...... jet alrenft, IB lloiDc uotpd lo Yartb AFB, cailt.,
lor daiJ wttb • 111111 "' Slra-tepc Air CommuJ. He lJ: a
U'IS poale at c-....
lll&beel>ool.
FINAL SWill SESSION
Rqllln-lortlltllal--
-at Oruio Coul Collop'o
.......... priiiiSm. wtD. ..
Mid fro. t a.m. 1D D001. tbb: -J. Jill' I?; Ill !be OCC
IJIII• Tho I ., .... -._,
lrom JDIJ 19 tllr...., Aoc. 9,
.. _, tbr .... FJ'Iday. •
l/IIJ------~~-l.ll. .. lllt JI.N•R.II,LT ... ..,...... .... ...... .
lllb-...... CJI.W, .... --------
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ISew.r
.... -,_ 1117t. n. ,.,.._ _..""' , ......... --.. ... nmwlifJ. n...,.
................... wldro .... .W II•. _..... ................. r,..."*"-...
'-~ trwcliell.
Pick~ size-the
price 1s rtght
LOCAL., ..
TO SERVE
YOU
YOU'LL ~-~~VE-SAVING .2_ WAYS ' AT '(OUR LOCA.L LFS
' . . . .
Save Ill~~~~ F.cleral 1. R.PaE "-.oQI(. & -~ 'IERM . aa¥1nge.' .. i:iWIIni-'cem 1e -ACCOUII'Ia~ -Clllr_'IU._
..... lilA'~~...__:.. .5tL% s~. ;_ .. 7u~ ,.._.,.,_. tiR*'Il"* 1lln.-ted ~ ~ ·-n
to lliiPf~ tlwt -.u.~Hty ot 'lite -•
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J!ME • ENERGY
II AVB
.BYB BXAIIINATION
GLASses
or COHT,/&CT l.BHSBS
MADS AT SAMB PLACB!
o.. folio. r. !IcC d •• b. Q.
-..oPTOMETIII:IST-
aeie IlL COAn H•-.wAv
....... -· ~ ....... '7 •• co..o-o.L. ..._, CALJ ...
in COSTA MESA ...
for crepes & cocktails
in the
South Coast Plaza
Shopping Center
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YMCA WRESTLERS WIN
'AT JUNIOR .UU IIEET
.lu 7 eo , u,.~Coalll
YIICA -· plocOd Ia 1M __ ,,_... .. u_..
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WWWT .._UIItlell liiURSMY, JULY 21, 1114
l'laiiiU WSL:f.,. rAQl7 CIIIIIIA IIILIW!, ~
Honesty is his ·
· By &IMlp IIIIW. .
.Vt ,.. tired "' --"' ,..,. -..,? ... Ud ,..
•tMII tux.,.t?n.p-.
...., 11118 _,. "' dlrtel -trut, )lot bttrl-nrmfllr _,
o1 11 ,... old a. .. c._
-of Mr. Ud Mra. cu..t
-al B..u.atoo Btoell. Aller tbe ~J .-.let Ill
1M Cllarcb aiRt~
la eo.ta Me-. Cirecwu b*-tac orer tbe wan• tar ale la ... tr-· obop, boolartollad
a t.c to 111e far a ~· .. lllkfllr trlpt. He ioood ...
&DIS CIPtoed It ud di8COTered
IMt tbe doaer bad loll liMO
.. tt.
Tbo "obop" ts oman 11111
erOW'ded, ..,ea u adaJt could
ban bMD JOreb' tempt.:!, but
Grec came to tbb writer, wbo
Is a ltalf worker, to retuna
tbe IDODeJ be bad bmd.
His ~upts DOW are U.t jut
maybe tbe peraoa who receat.IJ
ltole his oew bike may retan
tt .
Mr. and Mrs. Saeu are tbe
youtb directors of tbe ehureh
aDd are formulatlnc piau tor
ftrlous acU•IUes to begin rer-
ular ly 1n the fall Personal and Estate
... Jewelry···
Diamonds ·-· Gemstones
••••••••••••••••••••••••
: WE OFFER PROFESSIONALLY RELIABLE
i EXMIINATION AND APPRAISAL BACKED
BY INTEGRITY PROVEN OVER 27 YEARS
t IN THE SAME LOCATION . ••••••••••••••••••••••••
We have customers wattlng for
important jewelry pieces and gems ...........................
J. C. J.lumpkrie6 Jewefer6
1823 NEWPORT BLVD .. COSTA MESA
CONVENIENT lEHMS
27 YEARS IN lH£ SAME LOCATION
BankAmericard-Master Charge
PHONE 5411-3401
9th ANNIVERSARY
SALE TIME
at
G'S
Newport Nw:nq alld GU'deD Center
20% OFF
ON
ALL PLANTS
IN OUR NU.R'SERY -... -~
NO I i 1'""'·-.. -II!-· .. __ .. ,
• •
STRANGERS
IN BABYLON •
fly Dr.' v .... H-•--.-·.,•-.•.•••ua•
OniNTIIfD OI.D NAIID aN rtven to new plaeeo. who .preaeheo on ThJatlra 11 atrietly up.to.date,
N'ovellat 0. Henry called ~ew York, ''Baa'-for J"""bel is still with ua and Babylon still flour·
dad on the Subway." In a biOI'rtPhy of ca!vln !shea. The Book of !mlolatiori tells us of a futu"'
Coolld.re the fonner prealdent Ia called "Puritan and ftnal Babylon, man'o lut civic mute.,leee,
in Bnbylon". J cannot think of a better name for the counterfeit of the heavenly 1eruaalem that
Coolidp or WaShington. The name of Bo.bt~lon eomes down from above. Someacholan believe that
MJM throuahout the Bible and, in its applications. a literal BabYlon wm be boiJt on the aite of the
throughout history. Years ago, a remarkable book, old metropolis. Others hold that Rome ia meant.
"The Two Babylons" set out to prove that the mys· Still others see only a tlsure for eoncentrated evil
tery religions of ancient Babylon have been per-as opposed to God and His .. history within hia--
petuated through the centuries. tory."
One has only to check with the Bible and his-J ohn on Patmoa saw a vision of a harlot ridin1
tory td discover' t hat the story of Babylon from a scarlet-c:olored beast. Topther they repreaent the
!-!tart to finish -a nd we ha\'e not reached the end final Babylorr in two aspects, the one eceJeaiaatlcal,
-is one of the most astounding records in the the other political, the final arnalpm.ation of a eol-
nnnals of mankind. It atarU with Bab-el, '"the gate lectivized humanity into a world-church and world·
of God," where men tried to build a tower to heav-state under Anticbrist. The harlot ia Satan's coon-
en. You wiU remember that God had aaid, "Let terfeit of the true bride of Christ, His church, and
us make man" and after the flood man said, "Let the political Babylon is Satan's false imitation of
us build us a city and a tower and let us make us the Kingdom of God. Antichrist is also a fa1se
a n&me." Then God said, "Let us go down and there Christ, a pseudo-Christ, a false Messiah, whom a
confound their language.'' That is history in a nut-rieeeived humanity will rladly receive.
shell. God makes mnn. Man builds his Babel. God This frightening, monstrous double-deception is
confounds man and we have been living in that growing before our very eyes today and many
confus ion ever since. But there is another chapter. fine church people are being deceived thereby. This
Bahel was man'g effort at unity and God cursed is the beast of Revelation 13 and his number is 666
it with tongues thnt no one could unde rstand. Pen· which Dr. Torrance says is "the number of so-
terost. when God come down again, was God's called C"-ristian civilization without Jesus C hrist.
plan of unity and He blessed it with tongues that It is the number of every attempt to organize the
everybody could understand. world in a form that appears mnrvellously Chris·
Babylon began with Babel, founded by Nimrod. tian but is in re. ·;ty anti.Christian." W e are re--
the arch·apostate of the patriarchal age. Babylon minded today of the unholy mixture of t he son s
became one of thE' most f<~.hulous cities of <~.11 time of God with the daughters of men before _the flood .
and the mother of pagan religion that persists to We think of the mixing of iron and clay in Nebu·
this day. There is 110 more amazing record in all chadnezzar's imap. We see in the United Nations
history than the way t he mystery cults of that · and NATO and the Common Market preliminary
da.v have permeaterl the world in countless chang· blueprints of the homogenization of the nations into
ing fonns and variations, counterfeits of the' true, a world state. The ecumenical movement presages
unto this very hour. a coming world-c:hurch. We are in the m idst of
God separated Abraham from all this idolatry Babylon and Christians need to hea'J' God's call
but GOO's people Is r ael were plagued with it and to come out of her as both J eremiah (51 :6-~) and
under J ezebel it was grafted into their religion · John record it (Rev. 18:4).
and hrought about· their captivity. In Baalism it
f'o rrupted Judah ar-well. Nowadays the minister (COMTINUI!:O MI!:XT WI!:U.)
. tlu iuulll!!' of
AuRu.>tt 25 you wrot~ oduia! to
the man who had struck a
per,on-a hit and run
d ri ver-and had ,uf(eud
~m otionally since.
. I think your advice wa&
excellent but you mad~ o
mi.<~take in your lht!olosy ....
You said,
"'The minutt' you l~a~ your
asins. sick body you will
immediately bill!' either in Heaulll!!'n
or in Hell. And you are BOiR6 to
be there-forever."
T he (orlll!!'l.lf!r po.rt we will all
asree to, but. thlll!!' immediatlll!!'ly
upon death I do not CJ6rt!lll!!' with.
I reo liu that only my
objlll!!'ction will not COUM' any
rump~ in your f~atlt~N. but I
think our childrlll!!'n had blll!!'ttlll!!'r be
tausht the way of 1M BibLIII!!'-not
your opinion.
I will apprlll!!'ciat~ heorin1 {rom
you on thU. (am alwa)l3 williR6
to lUten and llll!!'arn.
ThitJ writlll!!'r then rlll!!'ferrlll!!'d m e
to f Corinthians 15:5 1·53; · I
TheualoniaM 4:13-15 and other
Scriptures.
ANSWER: I am clad to have
your letter. 1 received one other
letter on the same subject that i1
ao nearly like yours I could
almost believe you had writ.ten
them torether ezcept for the fact
you live in different parts of the
country!
You are right in believinr that
I will not get my "'feathers
rumpled" over your diaarreeint
with me. I never resent anyone
who 1incerely believes me to be
wrong about aor:nething and
courteously t.elll me about it.
Furthermore. 1 whole-
made reply that he would
remember the man lonr before
He (Jesus) establi1hed His
kinl(iom. "Today" He said to
the thief. "you will be with mill!' in
paradis~." I remind you that the
day was almost RODe. As a
matter of fact, a bit la t.er the
soldiers broke the lers of both of
the t.hieves in order that they
wtJuld die quicker. It was almost
sundown and at sundown a
sabbat.h day would begin.
Now cet the picture-Bible
scholars all agree that Jesus died
short.ly before the end of the day.
Yet He had t.old the thief that he
would 10 to be with Christ that
very day.
There wa• no wai.tinR for a
"n~ Heaven and new earth,"
was there? Plainly, the dyi.nr
thief went. to Heaven upon
death.
TM Tndmony of l'eul
ln II Corinthians 5:1 Paul
aay1, writi.n1 by in1piration of
the Holy Spirit, "For ~ inow
that if our earthly house of this
tabemac~ ~n!! diaolved, wt:
Mvt o buildin1 of God. an houH
not nuadlll!!' witll han~. lll!!'flll!!'rnal in
. tlu heaueRJI."
U this body dies, Paul said. ,.-e
already have an et.ernal home in
the heavem. And he went on to
say, "For in tllis we 1roan.
earne1rly de1irin1 to bill!' cloth(!((
upon willa our ho~Ue which is
from hMwm."
Now notice verse 8. "We ore
confident, 1 IGY, and willill8
rotlat'r to bill!' ab/Jt!nt from th~
body, and to bill!' prlll!!'aent with tht'
Lord."
David SaNS lo
Evidently David knew this
i.mportant truth. In the si.dh
verse of the bt..es.ed 23 rd Psalm.
David said,
"Surely llOodness and mercy
•hall follow me all the da)l3 of my
li/111!!'; and I will dwt:ll in the houu
of tM Lord forlll!!'l.lf!r."
He had already said that he
would not be afraid when he
walked through the valley of the
shadow of death because "thou
LG~ort with me ...
SO David evidently believed
that his Heavenly Father would
deal mercifully with him all the
day• of his life and then t.ake him
to hi• heavenly home where he
would dwell forever.
.. .....-recdon LIW
Your mletake, evidently, i• in
believinr t.hat. we will not be i.n
Heaven until we receive our
1lorified bodies. In support of
this belief. you quote I
TheMalonians 4:13·15 and other
Script.ures. Let'• take a look at
the wonderful paaaa1e in l
TheMalonians 4.
"But I would not hal.lf! you to
bill!' i1norant, brelhrlll!!'n ,
con~rnifl6 them wllo arlll!!' aaWIII!!'p,
tllat )'f: wrrow · not. evtn as
otla~n who haw no hoJH!. For if
we betuue that Je•w dilll!!'d and
rDH qoin. euen 10 them al110
who s~III!!'P in JesiU will God brinR
with him. For thU ~ 1ay unto
you by the word of tM Lord, I hal
wt wllo an oliw ond remain
unto 1M comiRj' of th~ Lord
1hoU not preclll!!'dt' tht'rn who an
a.sl.Hp ...
Please notice ver&e 14 t.hat.
talll Ul "eVitn .a them abo who
''"" in J~sru will God brin1 wltlt ltlm."
....... s.-·
Dat~ ~ P.rofeM~
· Chriatian
PIOIII •sWOaD OP -TN I LOab•• ...
''1 have a friend who prof .....
to be ,.Wid but hi. lite doee no\.
show lt. He aays he uMCl to
aUend church rti'Uiarly but
doe.n't. 10 now. He hal attended
church with my family and me
a few tlm". He .. r-he wantt: to co· &o church but when we ask
him to 10 on Sunday moininp,
he aa)'* he can't .. , up that
early. He Uke. to 10 to the drive·
in theat.r but 1 ne-ver have and
never will 10 there with him. I
told him the Lord would not
want a Chriltian to 10 to such a
place. He .. Y• he dilarreee wit.h
Lhat. Could this mean a chanp
·never took place in hie hurt?"
It hu been the .. d eaperience
of many a lrirl to find out that
some boy claimed t.o be a
Chriltian juat to rain her
confidence and the favors of her
affection.' Several yean AIO a
youn1 lady came to me and
uked, "Brother Bud, how can I
be popular?" She wu at the ate
when rirls want to have datet..
She was interested in boys and
wanted boys to take an interest
in her. A lovely .trl with a fine
Chriltian home and totimony,
she was not beautiful but wu
attractive. I told her then that
she need not be concerned about
heinr popular and havinr
dates. If the Lord wanted her t.o
marry, He could arranre for her
t.o meet the rirht one. I said,
"Linda, it would be better to ro
throurh life sinrle than to many
the wronr person." Her mood
was very pensive when she le(t
me that eveninr.
I saw the ~rl at church the
very ne:r.t mominr. She was
radiant. "Oh, Brother Bud, J
went home· and prayed about
what you aaid. Last nirht on my
knees I told the Lord 1 wanted
His will done in my Hie. I just
surrendered it all to Him."
It wu as if that wu what God
was waitinr for all alonr. That lrirl became so )topular that she
waa elected President o( the
student body of her school. She
1ave her testimony clearly to all
who would give her a minute to
do 110. Her telephone beran to
rinr and boys wanted dates. She
refused to date any who were not
Christia na and livinr it.
Later she went to Bible
college. While there, she dated
a nd fell in love with a fine
ministerial student. They were
married and today she is the wife
of a pastor, raisin1 a family and
helpin1 him in his ministry.
To the rirl who wrote the
letter quoted above I answered
in part: ··As I have written in my
column, I believe that when
somebody rets saved, there
should be some dramatic
changes in hi& way "of life. Old
habits and old desires ahould
change. Sometimes it takes a
little while fo r baby Christiana
crow to maturity. However,
there should be in them a real
desire (or the thinrs of the Lord.
Anyone who profeue• to be
saved and can 1tay out of church
without feelinr he ~ t. doinr
somethinr wronr. or 1how' no
real desi.re for church or the
t.hinp of the Lord, don not ~ve
much evidence o( havi.nr had a
real nperience with Chrt.t.
"S • . I have told many
a younr lady like you that it
would be better to ro throurh life
ainrle t.han to wind up married
to the wi-onr kind of fellow . If
God wants you to marry. He has
w meone for you. That 10meone
will want to serve t.he Lord like
you want to terve the Lord. He
will have interest in the thinp of
the Lord u you have interest in
the thinp of the Lord. Just ro on
doin1 what God wants you to do
day by day and trust Him to
direct your path. Walkinr in the
center of His wi.ll is t.he way to
happineu (or a Christ.ian."
"Tru.t in th~ Lord witlt aU
tllin~ II«Jrt; and IHn not unto
thin~ own unUr.totadi,... In oU
llty WO.)'I odnowW.~ /tiM, ond
M •hoU direct City potlu" (Prov.
3,5,6).
heart.edly arree that people
tJhou ld be taucht the Bible
rather than some man'• opinion.
So. let"s see if we can find what
the Bible teaches about how lone
it takes one t.o ret to either
Heaven or Hell after be ~ie1.
ThoO-Th;ot
Accordinr to Paul. the split.
second one diu finds him in the
pr~sence of the Lord. And where
is the Lord? He is in Heaven.
"So tlun. after the Lord had
1polun unlo thlll!!'m, hill!' wu
n!!~iwd up ii&to heawn. and 1at
on 1M ~ht ltand of God" (Mark
16,19).
Other. references that teach
the~ ttJinr are Romans 8:34;
ColOMiam 3:1; Hebriii!!'WI 10:12 ; J
Peter3:22.
a L<><>E aT
Ttl€ :soon
When Juus Chrilt wa•
crucified. two thieves were
crucified with him. How th ...
two m«n felt about the Lord
Jesus i• plainly revealed i.n Lub
23,39·•3.
"And oM of tM mot./octon
wlto wtn llonllll!!"d f'flikd at lti111,
M)li/Y, If tltou N tM Clti'U4
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Lau.rus. We learn that "tiN
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In ltr'lllltd 10:14 t. h • reprobet4 mind i• • b.ekftrd prop_Mt .,., "tftrr man is ralnd, a miDCI that ~Me t.he
bir9Uth In hle kaowWce .•. " W1'0ftl war, a mind U..t cannot.
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The Temple .Foulldatlone Laid
Coldon Toxt : "0 //IN -111110 tAo Lcftl; for lw IJ lf)Od: /0<'1111 _, ..,.,.,,,._,.lh& 116:/t
(CQ.lmRUIT! FIIOII. J,AiT wE.I~}_' :
1111 USTOaAl10N OF wo-•
In l!.uo 3:4-7 we 100!1 ' "They kopt
abo the (tMt of tabe!Mdes, u it is
written, "snd orfertd : tht daUy
burnt-of1'erinp by number, KOOJdltla to
the C:llltom, • the duty or net)' 4ky
required ; and 1rtennrd offered the
continued bumt~ffertna. both, or the
new moons; illd of all the •t (eutl of
the LDrd thlt wen~ ~rated. and of
every one that wflllnaly offered 1
freewill offerina unto the Lord. From
the Jlnt dsy .or the aeYentb month
beJan they to offer bumt-ofl'crlnp unto
the Lord. But the foundation of the
temple of the Lord Wll not yet llld.
They aaYe money do unto the mMont,
•nd to the carpenters; "the mut, and
drink, 1nd oil, unto them of Zkloo, and
to them of Tyre, to brln& cedu:·trces
from Lebanon to the sea qf Jopp1,
according to the grant that .they had of
Cyrus ldna of Persia ."
Verses 4.7 relate the celebndon of
the feast of tabemales which bepn on
the fifteenth day of the ..,...th rnooth
(September-October). ·.Thls · feUt Wll
considered to be the moll joyous or all
u:e arut annual festivals . Allo, the
m~nner of observina the feast of
t1bemacles II detcribt-d in Leviticus
23:34~2 and Deuteronomy 16: 13·1 S.
So In the keepina of thit festlnl in the
'¥ery month when the 1ltsr wa set up,
the 1nc~nt worship of the Lord W8
established. Here it il interalin& to note
that It was at the tast of llbetnacles
Solomon dedicated the Temple (I Kinp
8:65), and with this umc. festival was
connected the readins of the 4w by
Ezra under Nehemiah (Neh. 8:14-16).
Furthermore. In connection with Yertt 7
of out passage, reference should hi
madt' tu Solomon's gathering o(
rmteriats for the construction of the
first Temple more than five hundred
yearS urlier (cf. 2 Olron. 2: 16). Abo, it
should be noted that the full tlll!!'rms of
Kinl Cyrus's pant are set forth In f.zn
6:3·S. '\ ~r, ?r.·
111E FOIJNDA110N 01' 1111 TI!JIPU
In l!zB Hl·ll we retd ' "Now In 11M
tecond year of their c:ornina unto the
house of God at Jerutalem, la the
11ee00d month, bepn Zcrubbabel the
son of Shealtiel, 1nd Jealtua the son of
Jozadak, 1nd the remnant of their
breth"n the priestland the I.c'lites, and
aU they that were ~ome out or the
captivity unto Jerualem; and appointed
the Levltes, from twenty yean old and
upward, to set fotw~rd the work of the
houae of the LDrd. Then stood Jeahua
with his sons 111d his breth"n, K.dmlel
llld his tont, thl IOnl of Judah,
tottthtr, to Mt forwvd the wo'ikawn in
11M h..., or God : tbo """' or He-d. . . wid! their 1001 •nd their b10thml lht
u.u •. And ...... lht bulldon told lht
rooaadation or 11M ... or tbo Lon!,
they •• lht priclls In their •ppu<i with
trumpetl, and the Lmta the 50ftl or
Asaph with cymbols, to .,.-11M Lord,
after the ordinance of Da.td kina ,of
Janel. And they "1'1 t .. lhor by couno
In prlilln& ond p¥1111 thonb . IIAtO lht
Lord; beclule he Ia aood. for hil mercy
endurtth ror evc~r toward llnel. And aU
the people shouted with • poet shout,
when thoy prolsod the Lon!, boca,.. lht
foundation or the boule of the l.Drd
was laid. But many of the priests 11\d
Levttn •nd chief or the fathers, who
were andcJIIt rwn.· thlt had Jeefl the
flnt house, when the foundation of tiUa
house was laid berore their eyes, wept
with s loud YOke; 1nd many lhouted .
aloud for joy : 10 that the people could
not discern the noise of the about or joy
from the no* of the wteplna of the
people: for tht peopie shouted with •
loud about, and th,e noise wu hnrd 1f1r
ofT."
Verses 8-13 of our llblical text 1111!!'1
forth the layinJ of the foundations of
the second Temple with joy which wu
mingled with · weepin1. Here the
description of this memonble event
accordina to an Encliah divine and
author of the bat century should be
ol>r<ro<d: "The lti&fl Priest, with the
various members or the sacerdotal cate,
superintended the work. At 1111, In the
'~CVmtlt month of the second year from
their mum -that ts, within a year
from the erection of the •ltar -the
foundation of the ""' Temple was laid.
So important seemed to be the lt~p thus
pined that the day w• ce&ebntcd wtth
the fint display o( the old pomp on
which they had yet Yentured . The
priests, in the rich dreun that
Zuubbsbel out of hh princely
munilicenec had fumilhed, blew onclll!!'
more their silver tnampeu; the sons of ..... .,.. ..... ___ " .....
• ~lis. M.sny of the P>almt' wltkb 011
the Pialtn with jo)'ota atnins were
doubtleu sunc or c.omposed on this
OCCision (Ezn 3:10.13). One strain
especially rana above 1U -that which
runs throuah tbe 106th, 107th, I 18th,
tnd the Jl6th puim" '0 p.. !honks
unto the Eternal; (or He b aood. an4
His mercy endureth for ew:r .' ThrouJ.h
aU the natlon.t ricillitudcs of weal and
woe it was fell th1t the Dvlne goodneu
had ~mained firm" (d. Atthur Penrhyn
Stanley, I...« tum Ofl lh~ 1/iJiury uf llt.e
JtwWt Omrc:lr, new edition, 1889, vol.
Ill. pp. 86. 87). • ------
Science ··and the Bible
BIBLE'S SCIENTIFIC ACCURACY
''TH.E EVANGEL.'' Boz ZS, Larto. f1a,
Bitter and blatant have been the attacks on the Bible, but ot late, the form
of the attack and the tone ot assault have changed. lt "has been well sa1d that
wh11e inl ide~ty used to pound the B1ble with arguments, it now ~ts the B1ble, and says: "Re.ally a very fine Book, bYt by no means faultless," and instead of
trymg lO cut it to pieces they are try ma; to choke it with flowers.
Here is a fact, that while the object of the Bible is not to teach science but moral and sp1mual truth, and it is not, therefore, couched in scientifiC but in
simple form, yet not one sc1entific error, blunder, or abSurdity has ever been found in it.
THL ATMOSPHERE
There arc in it some remarkable sta~ements. In Job 28:25 we are told that the
atmospnere has we•ght. U has oeen only a comparatively recent discovery that the atmosphem has weight , press.ng down 15 lbi. to the squar8 inch. Such an
idea wouJo have been ••Ui he\1 at a~tnerat1ons ajo and yet m the oiOest kr10wn
Book in th~ world (Job 28:25) we find thiS statement.
LAW OF WINDS
Until quite modern times men nev-er imaa:ined that WindS mo¥ed ~ certain
fi•ed laws, and yet in Eccles:astes 1:6 this is declared to be .a.
LAW OF G.RAVrTATIDN
The law of aravitation was discovered by Isaac Newton. Some of thl 1ndent
ideas of thl!l wond amuse us .now, and yet In Job 28:7 we hive 1 Dtement Wh•th
marvellously harmonizes with the Yery latest diSCIMfY. It dectlrft. that the eatth is without any visi~e support. ·
TH£ NUMIEit Of ITAIS
In the th ird centu.ry_ before Chrl1tl a ~Net ·Mtronomef, Alistarchus, counted
the ~~ and found 1022. and he dec ara6 that was the total nurnblt. later In thl MCOnCI century of thl Chrlstran .,.., Plolemy diac:owared tow .,...,. lnd ...
Mlted abloluC.Iy thlt he hid .found them ttl. Oft 1 dtw nicftt with tbt MQd
eye " "'-" ,. 1160, so If we could lUrVeY thl whole Clfelt~ ....,. .. WOitkl
... 1bout lOQO, Uncllt modem 8lttonoiJ'Iy 'lbOUt 1000 aUrs ... c:ount.d. 1M ft~"lt te.eacope 1ner-.ct thl numblr to ~ thin lGD,.OOO. L..llw on the improrwa.
ment of thll tetucope, the numblr of atars Was lnauaed to ioiii Lord Rou'
.,_ iNtrument rwu*i 400.000"* and now "*' ldmlts thet M c.nncrt' count lne 1t1r1. lnd yet in ..leram'-'t ll:22 It Ia dllflnltety dlclared tMt IN "'hol!tl of
-connot ba ............. , ~ '!"" Ubalt)<
.UIIDJNO JN•CHilWT BVDY ~. "" """-,......,
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FICTrrtOlB Bllii!IESS NAI<E
STATEI<EIIT
Tbe tollowtDc per.:JD ladoiDc
buiDtSI u: Sam'J S.1bod 0,
3901 Eall Coall Hwy ., corooo
del llar, CL 9!125: Puack.oa
Restauraat Comp&QJ, a Caut.
Corp., 3901 Eut C~at Rwy .,
Coroaa del Mar, 91625.
1'h1l buslDess La eooducted
bJ a corporatlext,
Corporatloa. Name: Puadena
Rellaanot CoD1J)ODJ.
Si~Mtar• '-Title: lCert Wat.
lea, V. Pre1.
Tllll 8b.ttmeat wu ftled wttll
tlle COUDty Clerk of Orange
Couaty oa JIIDI 25, 1974.
PJ!bu.b: Jaly 4, 11, 18, 25,
1974, In the Newport Harbor
EBSip.. F -35045
WHELLBARROW RACING Is fun, 11 your ''wheelbarrow''
bas strong arms; but • • • -
UGAL IIOTlCI!
STACK OF l(JD) Is built by Pa u.l. Corlleir,9, who
wltb tbt Nnpor1. puU, beaches auf reereaUOD dlput-
mHt'l IUIIUMI' }'OUIJI procra.m. '
·c OLLAPSED WHEELBARROWS and tlred arms won't wiD.
Her e's the end of the race for some wear y tids .
Promotions at Far West FICMIO!E Bllii!IESS NAME FJCTmO!E Bllii!IESS NAME
STATEMEMT STATEMENT Far West Serrlees Inc., a Dick Park,49,promotecUrom
Tbe folknrillic periOD lsdolnc Tbe foUow.Lrac .,Wse11tsdotng woolly owned substdta.ry of W, vtee president and poeral
buatness as: Product Sales bultness as: Cout Den lop-R. Grace l Co., bas announced manager to uee~Ye rlee-
Compa.oy, 3100 Newport Bl'td., meat 810 Newport Center 6 tey personnel promotions, president, joined Far W•st lA
SuUe S03, Newport Beach, Cal-Orlt~, Newport Beach, caw. tneludtnC the elevation of John 1958. He resides ln SaDta Ana
lfor:llla 9!663: E. S. GUbert 92660: Rocer v. Palmateer, R. Mcintosh to chairman of the wlth his wife, Betty.
Jr. Company, a Calltornla cor-U6S1 P8tle Orin H~mtlngtoo board aDd James L. Gray to 1Ded pon.Uoo. $100 Newport Bmt., Harbour, Callt. 9Z&.t9, presldeat. · Gino Boero, 41, wbo jo
II ...... .._,_,., 'IIIIRDIY, JULY ll•4 .
Fru 111 the Pollet.: Blvi.~~-·
• -wwMT.11JLY I rr.-•.JO a.m. 1111111 4 p.a •.•
.. •' J IIIII a ..ttreea, Jl'&rry J...._ 101 E. BIJ, ,...._.. tlOO, .._., ..._ Bdlol, rtpOI'ttdall(eft ..... a
--CWIM WOioOII'a -.. playu, ..-al _,,, ._. 1111 lll 'hi a •·, BI.IXII. Ito'-trom lUI ear ftlll tt
'*Ioiii, --4 P•"'-JII.J I wu parbd allslu4 udE. Boy aid 7 &.a. l-tJ I ••• A Mel betweea July 4 aD11ICilJ 10 •.•
.... JII"'AI. ftl.:lat$10,-Josepb FreU11, 1401 Seuhore,
000, wu blrc~U'~Md from the West Newport, reporttd a $1!7
.._. ot Jay Wud, 10M Breat-bicycle stoleD from IU IU'lP
•• Dr., c--. del Mar, be-between 2:45 ud Z:IO p.m ... tw-s p.m. J.a, 1 ud & p.m. About 1S500 worth ot e}letroa-
'Jid:J I ... SotDIODI broke tbe l<:s eq~meDt wu: takeD h'om
batbrooftl wbdOw aad ellmbed a bol.t beloacUic to Gerald
s-Ide tile Sblrl Sbaet, 2305 Tbompsoa, 2101 Sbtll, Corona w. aaa.. Ctlltnl Newport, del Mar, nne tt ·...., at sm
_.llliH bltweeo 1:15 p.m. w. Coast Hwy.,lllartMr'slllle,
181J I ud i a.m. July 9 and from 'J p.m. July 9 ..tU 9 a.m.
Roll ••• •. , A $!00 blctcle July 10. wu lloleD from tbe prage • THURSDAY, JULY 11
at TbomU Groa'a bome, 418 Mar k Kennedy Bear, 21, of
Fau..toB, Newpori Heights, at 2530 Seu lew, Corooa de1 Au,
~ 1Z:45 p.m ••• ltene Koeh -was charged wtth drlrtnc I.Dder
ler, 114 st, James Rd., Cllff the tnnuence of a1eobol at Bay-a...,.-. compla.lned to pollee s ide and Jamboree at 8:10p.m.,
t111t Newport Harbor Mgtl school after pollee mesttpted a
water polO pmes I.D tbe school minor tra.mc aeeldeot .•• A
pool iadlde "loud screaming, moving dolly, furniture lDd ,.....,.'IC &ad referee whistles plants , valtled at 1Z60, were
b_..,. after 10 p.m." and stolen from a patio at 1 'l'S5
ubd tbat eometblng be done Shertngtoo, Oakwood apart-
·aboat It, because ber ear Uer ments, while James Boren was
~tots to school oftletals movtng into an apartment there
MIS DOt brought aetton. during the mornlDg hours •••
• TUESDAY, JULY 9 Mark Boots, 305E. Bay, Balboa,
Al:loC $1,242 wortb of men's reported $360 wortb of stereo
)nelrJ was burglariucl trom equipment stolea from hls home
tbe bome of Harold Cawa.rd, between 6:45 a.m. and 6:30
511 Vla Lido Soud, Lido Is le, p.m ... About $1,000 worth of
betweeo 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. radio eqtdpmeot wu stolen
bf .OmeoDe who got ·In thr ough from a boat beloodDI to C. B.
a ade wlDdow ••• The tiller, McNally 1n tbe 600 b1ock of
rudl:ler, ma.1n r\IW.ng gear, j1b Edgewater, Balboa, between
a.JJ. e aha.etles, and other 4:30 p.m. July 10 and 8 a.m.
eqlllpmeot, with a total estlm-J uly 11.
... _., __ _ ......... %, ...... --lllo--11 WUEt ... litMidl'*frroll
UJJl.l.,ll.,.14a.a.
JII.J 14.
• IIOIIDAY, J UI..Y 15
Pollee U"HIIted Geor~tMu
Ml Brllna, 4.t, ol 1114 CoD-
UJIItll, eo.ta Mea. C. a
....... "' drtYtoC -tile ,,........ ot &lcobol at Flaley
ated. n.lue of $6'70, were stolen
from a boat belollg1.Dg to Joseph
Hart, 3001 Harbor View Dr .,
Harbor View Hills, while In
the stonge yard at Bahia Cor-
IDttllao Yacht Club, 1601 Bay.
side, 'Corooa del Mar, between
July 3 and July 7 ••. v. A.
Smith, 517 Caroat1on, Corooa
del Mar, reported a $120 s urf-
boal"d stolen from the garage
betweeo 10 p.m. July 8 and
10:20 a.m. July 9.
aDd N.wport, Wut Newport.
at %:40 a.m. • . CbarJu: !Ae
Greetu, 41, of !Zil Cli,JOD
Dr., Colta ..... wu c:tw.rced
Y1th drt'fl.ac ..,.. tbe !DflGIDee
of alcotw)l at %:15 a.m. at Yon-
rona aDd Utb. CoMa Me.a •••
SIIII.DM Rutb Rlebl.rds, 40, of
3&2 Vista Madera, tbt Bluffs,
was charred wtth tr81Plssinc
oo property i.t 2411 Bamboo,
East Bluff, at 1Z:40 a.m. , •
A ftprtoe n.lued at $180 ns
~lll'glarll.ed from the medical
omee• of Doctors D. J . Drake,
Don UdaU aad R. S. Rosen-
berl, at 1401 A'f'Ot.ado, Newport
Ceoter, betweea. Jllly 5aod 0000
July 15 ••• Someone broke
into the elubbouse of the Soutb
Sbores SaillDc Club, 2527 W,
Coast HW)'., Mariner's Mile,
betweea 6 p.m. July 15 aM
9 a .m. July 16 aDd took $88
In casb, aod about 11,500
wortb of llqoor and saiUng tro-
pbles ••. A sail and boom ,
valued at S250, were stolen
from a boat at Vallety Boat
Rental, Eelgenter and Palm,
Balboa, betweer~ 7 p.m. July
15. aDd 9:30 a.m. July 16 .••
Burglars tm$C.I"ewed a plywood
partition UDder tbe eomter at • FR IDAY, JULY 12 Jeani's resta\ll"a.Dt, 420 Iris,
Cbarles Kent Hudsoo, 33• of Corooa del Mar, behreen4p.m,
3010 Park Newport, was July 15 aDd 8:30 a.m. J~ty 16,
charged at 12:S5a.m.wlthdrtv. pried open the cash reclster,
tng under the lnfiuenee of a leo. and took $32 •• , Gerald Cte.en-
hol and drugs at Bact Bay land, 2814 u,w.oue, Harbor
and Jamboree, oea.r the Bl uffs View Hills, reported a $100
• • • A camen and rat:lto, fioUn stolen from outside a
valued at $410, were stolen c lassroom at Uncoln sebool
from Susan Klein and John Car-at 11 :15 am.
den, 901 E. Balboa Blvd., -':b-1-
boa, by a thief who bw'gla.rized • TUESDAY, J ULY 16
Batte SOJ, NewportBeaeb,CaU-Thts buslDess Is conducted • , Far West In 1961, wUI become
fornia 92663. by an indiYld~al. Mr. Melntosb, 49, rounder of vice -president aDd ,eoenl • WEDNESDAY, J ULY 10
Tbis bus1Dess Is conducted Sigoed: Rorer v. Palmateer. the resta~~rant family tbat ll}-manager , moving~ from b1s . A $40 statue was taken from
thelr ear tn the garace some-Dorothy Sebeln Forrest, 53,
time between 11 p.m. July 12 of SZ2 Larkspur, Corooa del
oo Jul 13 W:a.r, ns ebl.rged W'l.th shop-and lO:.w a.m. y •••
by a eorpon.Uoo. Ttlls statement was ftledwlth eludes Reuben's, Mooorater, former pos ition as vtee -presl-tbe yard of the Nlnla Jarvts
LIGAI. MO'TICI CorporatioD oame: E. S. Gil-the County Clerk or Orange Baxter's Street, Snack Sbop, dent of operations. H~ Uves residence, 483 62Dd, Ne_wport
FICTITI:>US B1.BilfF.m NAME bert Jr. Co. Stpture lt Title: County on. July 12, 1974. Coco's, Reuben E. Lee, the hf Newport Beach With tlis wife, Sbores, sometime between 5
Karen Jobnson, 553 Baywood, li1'ti.Dg a jacket at 4 p.m. at
Harbor Vtew Hllls, bad $880 in BroadWay, Fastlioo lslaod, after
jewelry aod photo eql.dpmeat · a seeurl.ty oftleer made a el-
burgtarlzed from berrestdeDCe tisen's arrest •.• ste'teqDouc-
between 9:30 a.m. and &:45 las Smith, 19, of17Rue Cbateau
p.m •.• A $300 outboard motor Royal. Blc CanJOG. was ar-
was stoleo from a boat beJooc· rested at ,2:15 p.m. at 840
tng to James Ma.rtlodale, 648 Irvtoe, Newport Helgbts, and
Via. L1do Soud. I.Jdo Isle wb.ne c:barpd. wtth lfUd theft . • .
tt was in tbe tcat pzdtc' at Vta. Dulel VlDcent Tormey, 30, of
Antibes I.Dd Vla UOO Soud from 141 &, Raitt. Costa Mea_ was
J.me 10 ld11 10 Lm. Jul} u , dlarced W'l~ .belnc l<o:dc:a.ted
STATEIIENT Edward S. GUbert Jr., Pres. Publlsh: July 18, 25, Aug, Whaler, Lt. Robert E. Lee, Nltkl., and 3 children. p.m. July 10 and 10:30 a.m.
Tbe fol'-'-,...aoats-'"'"' Tbls lb.temeat was ftledwtth 1, a, 1914, 1n tbe Newport lsa.dore 's, the Sandpiper, the u . Wall orth 38 as-July l1 ... A $50 rUlo was "-·-'---_ .. ,atb st ~ tlte COUQty Clerk of Druce Harbor EnslgD F -3551"1 Plantbouse, the Summer House ... ry erw • • 51 stolen trom a desk dn.wer In
......._.. u : • Couaty oO Ju.IJ 9 U14 • and the Moorings began b.ls suml tbe post of "ttee-pre -the oftlees of Spaeemater Co.,
GrtU. 4.09 Zltb st .•. Newport PII:IU.Sb: July 'ta. tS·, Aac. 1, -restaurant career 'tn 1948 with dent of operations, e1ented 845 W. l6tb, West Newport
Beach. CaW. 9ZMO. Caanna 8 1974 1D the Newport Harbor LIGAL MOTICI a sin&le small coffee sbop ln from b.ls former pos1UoD u Hel&btl, betweec 5:15 p,m.Juty
Corp., a CaW. OCQOI"l.tjol, 409 E'utp_' F -35413 Corooa del Mar. Irvine-based vice -presldeDt of Soutbero 10 aQd DOOD July l2 ••. Pollee
28tb st., Newport Beeeb. Ca.IU. rtCTITIO'us BmiNESS NAME Far WestSentcesoowoperates California ~aUou. He wiD rec:ei.Yed complaiDts from Ar-
9ZMO.·· '1
•
1 STATEMENT more tban 100 restaurants a-o•ersee Far West relb.araat 1eoe Parker, U& St. James,
'ht.a·lr•n•r · Ia-~ '\MM. lll'ftCI The tollowin(perSOD lsdotng cross the Un.lted 3tates·. Mr. operations west ol tbe ~H. ud George Oaturs. 809 st.
by a corporaUoG. busloess u : Sollth ~oast Mfr. Mcintosh resides tn Shore He Uns ID Costa Mesa wttbbt. James, Cutr Ra'f!D, about tate-
CorponUoD Name: Caarma FICTmOlB Bt.SINESS NAME Co., &60 W. 1 '7tb St., 127,Costa CUffs with his wife AlJdrey. wife, Dena, and 2 eb.Udreo.. o.tpt aotse emaoaUDc from the
Corp. . STATEMENT Mesa, Cal. 92627: Rieba.rd S. ' Newport Harbor tli&fl school
Stpattare & TlUe: Roaald R. n. tolk7trtltaperaouaredo-Rebart,. 206 Guoet, Balboa, Dennis McMeekin, 34, moYeS pooJ &rea durUtc water polo
Reuel. Pru:ldeDI. inc bUI4M:n u:· South Coast CaUl. Mr. Gray, wbo )lined Ff up tromreriooah1.ce-prestdellt pmes ••• Debbie Enns, 2142
TbU: ltatemem: was ftledw1.th Medical Trauc:rli:JIDCCo.,2821 This buslDess ts eoodocte<l West in 1960, became a pu-of the oorthea.st repoa to tbe Oruce, Costa Mesa, reported
tbe County Clerk of Orance Portola Orlte, Costa Mesa. Ca. by an lndi'fid .. l. ner aDd helped establtsh the position of viee-presl.deot of that a tape dect and clothJ.nc,
Co1111ty OD Ju.IJ 8, 1914. 92826: Jerry Dean U:let.ael, Siped: Rtebard Rebut. first Reuben's located 1n New-operations tor Far Westrest&u. wortb $160, were burcbrU:ed
.Publtsll: July 11, 18, 25,Aug. 2821 Portola Orin Costa This statemeotwas!lle<lwttb port Beaeb. He was eecutln rants east of tbe Rockles. Re trom ber ear wlltle 1t was
1, .... 914., In tbe Newport Harbor Mea, Ca. 92626; JeanMtebael, the Couuty Clerk of Orange Yice president, prior to hls aDd bls wUe, LJQDe, ban 2 par~ 1D tbe ZOOO bk:M:k of W.
Enalp. F -S5S90 2821 Portola Drl•e, Costa Co~mty oa July 15, 1914. promotion. The SO-year-old ex-children and will relocatetotbe Balbol. B~Yd., Central Newport,
Mea, Ca. 92826. Publlsh: July 18, 25, Aug. 1, eeuthe lives in Newport Bea~h Southern California ara h'om LIGM. MOnca Tbls buSl.Dess '-eoD!lucted a, 1974, 1n the Nf:wport Harbor with his wife, Anna, and chi· New Yort. LICAL NOTICE
FICTmou;: B~ NAME by an lndiftdlllll. Ensip. F -35563 dren.
ST ATEI<ENT Ste-t: JI1'YJ Dtu lltcbael. --:-=~;-:::=;;:;;::;-----;-;;;;:;T;;;;:;;;;;;--FICTrr!QlB B!EOIESS NAME
Tbe to11owtD( ,....., tsdotac Tlll.lllalameat wu !lledwttb LEGAL NOTICE LIGAL NOTJr.l
busineu u : Metal Qard, 3250 the Coaoty Clerk of Ormp
E. Cout Hwy., Coroar. del Mar Couoty OD Jaoe 25, 1974.
LI~•L MCITlCI STATEMENT
-Tbe following persoo Is doing
9zats: no .. ld V. Fn*U.a, SZSO Pabllall: ~lllJ 4, 11, 18, 25,
E. Coast lhry,, Coroaa del Mar 1914, 1D tbe Newport Harbor
926%5. Eu!IPI-F -35043
Thll busloess tsClOOdactedby
aa 1Ddlt'ldta1.
Slpod: ~ld V, Fnnklln.
Tb1J: state meat was ftlld wtth
1be CCMilly Clerk of 0raDp
County on Jalr 12, 1974.
~u.b: July 11, 25, Aar. I,
8, 1914, ta tbe Newport Harbor
Enatp. F-35513
!:TATEI<ENT OF
WfrBDRAWAL · FROW PART-
NERSHIP •OPERATING UNDER
FICTmOlB Bllii!IESS NAI<E
su.-. .... ~s ..... A9.~ .. buGDess as: L'Aeademle • • CouoUdated Report or Cood.itioo or" .. .P.an~.P.( .~~n.-· · · · ·-· · · · · ·· · ----· · --· · · · · -·-·· · · · · · · 3850 South Pta.a. Drive, Santa
oi.JC.~.~t:-~.·-~~!. ..... UI the S~te oL ... C:~.l.i.~C?!'!I.i.ll. ....... and Domntit SaMidiaria at the Alii. 9270.f: Culture Systems,
l.ne., a CaWorn1a corpontton, c-. ofbasl.ae• 01:1 ••••••• Jwu:..JO •........ , 19.1.<\. 211 Morning Cuyon Rd., Cor-
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HI, I:• ...I •·•o>o<l•-1 ,.,t. · th.o~ ..... ~ --II j.,,.,._,.,,.,,.,,. ... -.,._,.,,h~-.1>1•~
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U ft>T\1, I .... ~I:T<
~~~..... c... OQI del Mar, Ca., 92.625.
Tbls business Is conducted
by a corporattoo.
COJ"I)Oratton Name: Culture
SyDms IDe. Slpature £.Tit le:
1 Benjamin N. Colby, Pres:ldent.
Tb1s statemeDt was ftled wtth
the Coanty Clerk of Orange
:·; Co~mty on July 17, 1974,
·~ Publlsb: July !5, Aug. I, 8,
'1 15, 1974, In the Newport H.arbor "
• SAT-URDAY JULY 13 ta J"llllc: It I l).m. lt Z300
Leooard M~o JCawabe, 2%:, J!twpor1 BJTd., Ceatral New.
f 840 c enter Costa Mesa ...., port • • • Htleo Slliull, 126 ~barged with 'dr1fiDC --~ tbe 35th, West Newport, reported
tnfioeoce of aleobol at OoYer a $50 bicycle stoleo from her
aDd trnne, Wutci.JJI, at 10:05 p..ra,. between 11 a.m. and &
p.m •.• Wry Thomu Brown. p.m ••• A TV set, n.se, books,
19 of stanton. wu arrested &ad otber possessioos, valued
at' his bome there at 7:SO a.m. at $831, were burclarl&ed from
by Deteettn &oc:tie aDd stn-LWlan Kaplan's apartment at
art of Newport, 011 ctmrces 27ZO Park Newport, between
arl.s1ng from a brawl ln an 6 a.m. &Dd 8 p.m. • • Gwen
"l.partment on 45th St., West Sutton, 318-1/2 KarlDe, Balboa ~ewport In wtlieb 2 local po-lslqf, reported tlat someooe
lleemeni were l.D)IIred wb.lle stole bet eteetrtc: sllcJAlln(ea.rt,
trying to make an arrest . • • dtd about $SOO da~ to It by
Pbyllis Stepll, 7407 SeashOre, rtmD1Dc lrtto a waD and a chain
We st Newport, reported a Unt feac:e, tbcm abandooed It at
s tereo tape player and tapes, 4:20 p.m ••• A Wet took $1 55
valued at $180, burJLarl.led from a easb bo:r at the Brass
trom t.er car While It was Monkey, 'JOO £. Bay, Balboa,
parked at the tnter.ctioo of between 5:30 a.m. &00 11 a .m.
WORKSHOP FOR
BABYSmiNG
Summit and W. Ckean Front,
West Newport, at about 12:30
a.m ..• Fre-der ick Ri chard
Lakins, 34. of 1000 Park New-
por t apartments, wu arrested A bl.bysttters wortsbop fol"
at 2:15 p.m. at 103 N. Blyslde, boys and (lrls 13 years of are
Bayside VIllage, am charged &ad older, Is rneettae at the
wtc h burglary ... James Reacl, lslaDd, oo Tbundays, contin-
465 San Bernardtoo, Ne•-port lliDC UDt:ll AQKUSt 8.
Ht>\gtlts, reported the theft ol 1'be July 18 workshop was
$125 worth of tools O"om bia for ceoeral lotroductloa aDd
bOat parked to hlS yardbetweea rectttration. On J uly 25 Mrs.
8:30 p.m. July 10 aDd 9:30 Chrystal Dooley, R. N., wtn
•
LIGAL MO:na
FICTrrtom Bllii!IESS flAKE
STATEI<ENT
Tbe lotloWtllc ,.....,. bae
wttbdraWD U I poeral parl-
oer from tbe J;WtDersblp op-
enUDC IDler tbl CeUUoos
bUIDtu ame of Pactlle Plct-
le Prod8ctl ·at 214 E. 1Mb
St., Costa Mesa, Ct., P. 0.
Bo:r %521, Suta AM. Ca., 1514
So. Euteu An., L. A., Ca.
LIAIILIMS
Eulp. F -35645
il ~H m 1~ :;: TRAHSAMERICA MOVES
c !on ~a 58 :; TO !)UT!i COAST PLAZA
a.m. July 13. taeb tbe Red Cross mothers ·
Tbe lollowtD( per-Is dolllc
balDtH u: Hllleo'sCoutTV,
IISS Lap>~ c..,.. Road, La-
,_. S..cb, CaW. 92851 :
K-L. l<tddl .... , 304 Tbe
Rlalto, Nnpcwt Beach, CaW. mao.
Tlll.l boatlloae ts cooctuded
by .. todl•ldual.
Slpocl: Kt-L. l<tddlllno.
Tlll.llla-.... !llod wttb
t11t c-tr Clerk ot Oraoat
c.-, .. J-n. 1974.
l'ablllll: JII.J 4, It, II, 1$,
1974, Ia , .. "-'-Butp. F-35064
u-.t..IIOTICI
Tbe fleUtloal bu111ltss III.Die
atalemeat to< tilt -·!lip
WU filed OD Dee. 26, 1973,
ID tbO CC>OIIIIy al Orup,
Full DIDII ud address of
tiM .,.,. .. wtlbdrawtac: Rleb-
ud RotbaD ~e811berr,. SUI
Wattlal, f%42, Rt.wlldl,
Celli. 91507.
Ste-t: Rtebll'd H. Gr--
bttr.
Pabu.tl: lulf 11, 11,15, A111.
I, 1974, 1J> tilt N....,.n Barbnr
Ellllp. F-OIOm
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w "' "' ., r ban reiOelted from Los An-
'" " ..... to Soatb Coast Plasa tn
1 Collla Mesa.
~~ Aa tlM result of a tllO'te,
1> bullled bJ Co ldwe U Banter
;. Commerclal Broterace Co.,
.·• Tnuamerlca ot:e~tes 3 BDttre
~~ ot the Soolb Cout P!ua
68 074 oo "" Fi•ndal Center at tbe south--i~ UJ, JJ, ~ •• c:oner of Br&aolllld SUD -I !~=:D " !lower. At.. tenuted Ill the
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aaet ..... 1 .. lf"'GP Wblcb acts tMtptldtalty
.1. 0$1 ~_pl Qd .f; ot 10M apenu.;., n. Soatll-
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• t.1o Sottb Cout P&ua New. 1, ""
• SUNDAY, JULY 14 aid coarse. Thll class will
Aileen Geslln, 47, ol S04 IDe!_,. child growttl and devei-
Air.u-ado, Balboa, was charged opmeot, blDdllnc a sman baby ,
wttb drl•lnl UDder the tnnueact emergeocy and safety mn s-
of alcohol after pollee lDnsU-ares. ,
gated a tram.C accident [n tbe Mrs. Barbl..n Hall, jDTenile
2900 bloc::k of w. Cout H'W')'., dlrlatoa or sberlll"s ball lrl
Marloer's "tie, at 2;30 a.m. S&Dta A.na, '"" .,.U Aurust
. . • Wendy Kay Conell, Z5, 1 oa safety IDd tM litter's
of 112 w. CoastHW')'., Baysttore respoulblllty. Sbt will snow
Park, was anested at bern. a fllm, "ABC's ofbab)'Stlt)c.''
sidence at 1:10 p.m. AM "Eatert:aiJilar t1r1e e.udren•·
charged with poseesstoa of a wl11 be tbt sab)ect otMr1.RJn1
bicycle from W'tlleh the MJI.al RottlberL coordlaatar' at New.
oamber tad bteor•rrioftd ••• port BeaCh Ubnry,oeAipltl.
Leeray John Rodrl,.u, 26, of
740 181" st., costa lit•, wu OO"ALD HOFF "•"EO arrested at 2:30 a.m. at s.. " ",...
gull uc1 SheriD&I<Jo. N...,..-t BY CDLLEGE IIOARD •
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REBII.ISTS IN GERMANY JiiMPJNG ber way ID !be oatlooal Pollee EJI)torerOiymples
Spteiau.t tow Roftkt S. in Colorado ant month ls Diane Chambers, 18, of West-
PQDe, lOG ot WilliamS, PaJM, cliff, wbo woo 8 medals in recent Orance Cotmty E ~plorer
1810 Parlr: Newport, r .. Uited eompettUon. The Newport Joeal Pollee Erplorer Post
for 5 yeusla therecularArmy wUI seDd 12 youngsters, aged 14 to 20, .to tbe Aug. 16-26
while sening with tbt lll Az-naUooal meet In Fort ColiJDs. Pollee Explorers are ln
mored Dln.loa 1D Germa.Q)'. tbe scout1n1 procram, and study pollee wort. Diane. are-
He Is I.D automoUn rep&irmao cent Newport Rubor blgb pd, won the 100, 440 and 880-
ln CotopUJ C ol tbt Dlrisloa's yard runs, and the long jump in tbe Orange Co~.mty meet.
123rtt ·w:·•nteaance BattaUoa. Sbe was also n.rst ln tbe softball throw, and 3rd ln the
car,...,, Holly, lswtthh!mlD bJgb jump. Sbe plans a ourslog career. (Enslgn p~.)
VOlT DIVE MASK. Reg. 3.49
SALE PRICE-1.89
SWIM GOGGLES ·
·•. . :• .. ~
Rog. 3.95 & 4.95 SALE PRICE • 1.89
BONAIRE SKIM BOARDS·-12.95 DUCK FE~T FINS··-·-10.95pr.
BEAO! FLOTES ··-·5.95 to 15.95 SPEEOO SWIM SUITS & TRUNKS
CONVERSE · JACK PURCELL. FRED PERRY • AOIDAS-TRETORH
TENNIS SHOES
WLSO~. DUNLOP · DAVIS · YO~ EX· BANCROFT
TENNIS RACKEH
PENN & WILSON TENNIS BALLS
XTRA DUTY-YELLOW · 2.10 pr. eon === ~ftt1fi' 6.00 1o 2ll.OO
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CCIMIIA DIL !U, CAL
NB . COUNCIL ROUND-UP
Newport S..eb City Couacll the ml.sslDg Ronald CI.CI8rl
toot tbe followtDC actloa at oo the county Board ol S"*"-
MCXIdaJ lllgbt's meetlnc:-visors.
• APPOINTED RQ WUllams • BIKE TRAILS committee
of Harbor VIew Homes, pre-alternate member Richard
sident ol Friends ol Newport Spooner was appointed.
Bay, to the city Pla.Dninr Com-• HISTORICAL ZONING for
mlss1oo, succeedloc Joseph eert.alo city areas was tenta-
Roseoer of Lido Isle, wbo re-ttvely okayed, and the Plann1ng
stped, Commission was lnstruete(l
• SAY KNOLLS residents to hold bearings on tbe Idea,
were gtveo a tentative co-ahead • OCEAN FRONT ALLEY
ln tbetr attempts to become landscaping and pavtog by prl-
anoeud to the city. vate property owners was ap-
• GENERAL PLAN changes proved, with certalo Um.lts. ·
were approved, d9'ngradlnf • RHINE WHARF mooring
Irvine Ave. and part of 15th and rafting time Umits were
street from primary roads to extended to 4 hOurs.
secoodary roads, deslguat1ng • PLANS for a Dew CoUDCU
BaDlol.'s FunZooetoreootlllbed Cbambers buUdiDC oo wbat la
commercial use, aDd ebanglag DOW City Hall's front lawn were
tbe soutbeast corner ol Jam-a~roved La ,concept, and a
boree and Santa Barbara from buildinC committee lnstroeted
r eer•tiooal opeD space use to to seek detailed plans from
commercial use. an arebJteet.
• CHINA COVE howleat2727 • OFF -STREET PARKING
Shell St., Corooa del Mar, got costs for buslDesses uslnc city
a planning variance to allow parking spaces were reduced
its roof to rl.se sllgbtl)' above trom the current $250 per )'ell
the -28-ft. belibt Umlt restrlc-per space to $150 per year,
tton for that area. The oext City CouoeU meet-
• ONE -WAY TRAFFIC was lng 1.s scheduled for 7:30p.m.
eba.nged to southwest bouod on Aug. 12.
46th St. and oortbel.st bound
on 47th st., West Newport. TOP GARDEN AWARD
• WEED ABATEMENT as-The top prize at tbe flower
sessmeots were set, requiring aod prdeo sbow at tbe Comty
property owners to reimburse Fatr weat to Ropr's Mesa
tbe elty ror the eJp&Ue ot cut-Delmar Gardena o1 Newport
tiDg weeds oa overgrown Jots, B•ch, awarded for the best
• JET BOAT for Ufeguard patio dil:play featuring flower~
rescue work was okayed. 1ng plants. Rocer's was also
• COUNTY ELECTION was tbe r eelpleot ol a blue rlbboo
urpd· u a meaas ot replaelDc for tbe1r or~ameDtalpWU .
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'70 MAVERICK 2 DR. '71 PINTO
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(.5491!fl) 10901
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OUR BUSINESS IS
HELPING PEOPLE
LIVE BETTER
EVEN WITH ALADDIN'S LAMP •••
... youcould~'t conjure up a more elegant
home th~ this 7 yeai old BA YFRONT. It
has 4 spacto~s bdrms., formal dining rm. &
many luxurious extras.· Having your own
(60 ft) boat slip alongside. makes it con-
ve~ient to step right across the lovely deck
& mto your own boat ... & be off to the
"Wil~ Blue Yonder". The comfort & privacy
of this home may be the answer to your
dreams Ple~se call us for app't. $395 ,000.
2407 E . COAST HWY. CORONA DEL
WHEN BUYING
. OR SELLING····
"i-IOOK·
FOR
THIS
TRADEMARK
• •
REALTOR® -'
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It's your assurance
of an investment
·in real estate
-.J.
excellence.
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Newport Ind. •••
..... , ... fill. Costa ....
macnab 1 lrvlna
raaltg
FINER HOMES
IRVINE TERRACE-
MAGNIFICENT VIEW
Beauliful pool home overlooking all of
Newj>ort Bay! 4 bedrooms. N:;500, iDcl.
laDcl. Tom Queeu 64U200.
DOVER SHORES VIEWI
Exquisite English !Jom&--5400 sq. II. 5
bedi'ooms, family room, billiard room,
fo<mal dining. den/office & large pool. 3-
car garage. M49,000 lee. Harriet Perry
642-8235. (HO)
MOVING EAST
necessitates sale of a real showplace 4
bedroom ClUium buUt Frencb Georgian
home. Best WestcliU location! Charles Ar·
nold IHU235. (F41)
BAYFRONT LOTI
Lowest priced offering on fabulous Prom-.
onetory Bay. Pier & slip privileges.
$107,500: Charles Arnold 642-8235. (F30)
111 Dower DriV'e 142·1235 1144 M.:Arthur M4·UOO
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BAYFRONT Ll VING
PIER AND FLOAT!
Nice patio, 4 bedrooms' and walls of glass open
to 125 FEET OF WATER FRONTAGE.
An ucellent buy on fee land. Yours to decorate
and enjoy.
$135,000
OHioo Opolt Sotur4oyt • ........,.
PETE BARRETT REALTY m
1105 w•cUif Dr. 1u. 1..1:!
142-52:00 REALTOR"
YOU'LL 88 GLAD TOMORROW
YOU BOUGHT REAL ESTATE TODAY I
ROY R. McCARDLE
IlEAL TOll
~7729
RIAL TORS
OPIN SUN. I ·'-·5
East Bluff
Tbe sellers of this c:reat fa~ly home want to
selll Tbey bave just lowered the price to $76,500,
WUb a big, cool pool, large yard wttb mature trees
and sllrubs1 and all freshly repainted Inside and
ota --this 1s an OPPORTUNITY!
The gracious tour bedroom fioor plan has a large
family ldtcben and either a formal dining room or
a family room. The sellers wlll carry a ZOO T.D.
The leoder wtll refinance tbe 1st T.D. at 9-1/Z%,
aDd you wtll ftnd Valley's exclusive one year war-
ranty a yea.r of trouble tree enj)yment.
can e "' • .,..,
* CdM • VIEW HOME *
Two lovely homes Cor the price of one : One
with swimming pool. Possible investment
opportunity. Offered at Sli4,500 .
LIDO ISLE
Located close to the beach & tennis courts;
on large lot. Offered at S8&,950.
CAMEO SHORES
Swee~111g ocean view ; exctplionally lgc. P<l·
tio area ideal for entertaining. Call Cor app'l.
to view. Offered at 114,000. Land avail.
LAGUNA-NEW WORLD
·Excellent .value in 3 bdrm., 2 ba. condo, with
all the amenities upgraded. Assume e:xisUhg
7'~ + Y.1. loan for only $180 a month. incl .
PIT!. Offered at $J2.;;oo. • IROADMOOR
TORnE ROCK
Outstanding family home on quiet cui de sac:
3 Jge. bdr,ns.; dining rm. &: view! Ready to
go at ~1 ,900. Incl. land.
CORBIN-MARTIN, INC.
REAL TORS ~44-7M2
~ .. Mar
BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED BAYFRONT
Over 4,000 square feet in this custom built
near new exquisitely decorated home. 35 ~t.
frontage on exclusive West Bay. Dock factl-
ities. $300,001)
FOR THE GOURMET GARDENER
Lovely 4 bedroom, featured on Home Gar-
den Tour '74. Beautifully dec;orated. Charm·
ing patios. waterfall. pond. Immaculale
Big Canyon home. *168,500.
SPANISH ESTATE IN CAPISTRANO
5 bedrooms. 41fl baths, maids room. Hugh
master .bedroom. Ocean and valley views.
Wine ceDar. Jh acre. Prime location. 2 years
oid. ~159.500.
BEAUTIFUL LINDA
Elegant country English, warm woods, de,ep ·
carpets. formal dining .. 4 bedrooms w1th
balconies, den, S fireplaces, 2\.ia baths. Boat
slip, aated community 6: more! 1230,000.
' DIAL 644-1766
2161 San _,_in Hills Rd., N.B.
'====AC=OL=DWILL lANKER CO.
I I I I I I 1·1 I I I I I I I I I I ~liU_I.ALia RIP_OIT
Sale1 through tbe Mult1ple Lilting
Service ot the NtnrpOr<t Harbor-COIIta
Meu Board of Realtor• totalled
$87.2 lllllll011 for the flnt 8 mi..tbl
· ot 1814. TBJB IS IIOU TBAN A
8% INCRBAB OV&R TBB S.UU
PI:JUOD A TBAR AGO. S,C:U on
UIIH'WI 'were . PJ'Q!lUied; ol wblcb
., Wli:U -80Ll>l ell% "at the .....
.. _... eoapenllw. '
lu.t .,.... rr:r wUb a ···~ •• •••• f e I I I •• t ·
Typical Lllsh Listings
by our
New CdM Office • SUPER VIEW
SPYGLASS
Brand DtW Tndlw1llll model with spec-
tacular Ttew of oceu ud bly, Tbts big
4 bedrtiOm bome baa ewerythlnJ for the dls-
crtmtoatinc bujer.
4 .BEDROOMS
EAST BLUFF
Eztra cleu 4 bedroom borne with lar~
Clintnc area. Owaen ban t:U:tD eJtreme ~e
to sbow tbelr prlde at onersldp 1n this
prestige area.
INVESTMENT
CORONA'DEL MAR
N ewty remodeled 3 bedroom borne wttb
Income unit, Gr.at llwestrneDt starter. Owner
is rnotinteel aoel ftiQ au offer.
JOHN COOMBE. MANAGER
6ol0-8484
*** *********** Key To The Future ---
'
"Invest NOW!"
4 Quality Duplexes
under $85',000 e1ch!
* Call Don Yahn or Rachelle to
Rachelle Robers, Re.1ltor
3333 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar 675-2373
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OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY I TO 5
24 fiA.RBOR ISLAND
lhpiflcent main cbaoneJ view. 8 Bdrm., 5
bat& home with formal diDibg rm. 55 Fl. lot,
4 car garage, pier lo slip. ~75,000
WATERFIIOHT LOT
You can build tbe bouse of your dreams on
this 57.5 fllot on the main channel $400,000
BD.L GRUNDY, Realtor
l'r I ....... u. .. all M,_.-., MTW t, IU. ~Ill
\
'Ill?
BffiER THAN NEW ·
Amoog tbe .,..u properties tn Corona Clel Mar,
there 1s oae Olltltlncttac e.aom.buut d1.1)lex wblcb
bears special coaaldM'al:iOD.
This slt)el'bly ~ted hOme bas 3 immac-
ulately cared b' ~ooms. tunily room, d1ning
room central ftCIUD Qstem aDd all the other e~ted amGU.. PLIE --an equally lrnpres-
stn townhouH 1D tbe rear, wtatcb Is an , added
attractioo to I.DYeston.
BOTH UNfi'S ARE DESIGNED FOR ELEGANT
SIMPLICITY, EASY CARE AND ARE PLACED ON
A QUIET STREET CLOSF. TO THE OCEAN. • For an appolntmG to aee this property, please •
call us at 673-8550,
OPEN TlL 9, IT"S Ftnf TO BE NJCEI
THE REAL ESTATERS .
3321o1ARGUEIIIT!, CO-A D!l MAR 473-8550
TRIPLEX . .
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Steps to l».y and ocean.
Front bouse has 2 bedrooms; 2 l».ths, ftreplace.
Upper untt,, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath plus Jarp sun deck.
Lower unit, 1 beclroom, 1 bath, separate laundry
room wtth utra bath.
Priced at $115,000
a iated
GALLERY OF HOMES
BROKERS REALTORS
2025 W. IAUOA BLVD. 6n-l66l
Open Sun~ 2-5
308 OCEAN BLVD.CDM
See the activity 1n baY and oeean from W.S oat-
staDI!log home. 0.. family room, large UYlDc room, 3 bedn:JI'ml,
z bath&, powder roo~ t.semeot .urn pest bOoM.
Jllll rl!doeed to $164,500
• ••• CORONA DEL MAR
DUPLEX
Tbree bellrOOrn, 2 bltb bOmt PL\S I bedroom
IUid doll --· Jut llstl!dl$ 94,500
• •••• CHARMING COTIAGE
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. WtU. ~-. 100 Ntw-000, flat Co-, Ud ... -~!.c~a.r000 ~ n~t-.., ttlltr 111o-11 ~ ... _,_.,. 'T.!"> ~; • .._ -• 111 111 saar __ ,,, • I .., 'lllltPr-. tM bQ lid iWioeUIC IUdl
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ttr Dr., t1M1t deftlop...t tor Jaelt: YOUDC. lSOl o-11 st., We DrUlrN. ~--... $11,001, add to --· $11,00Q, llr Wllllaolo lloldl a a, A. A Yeo, alten~ 110 Mew. PUa ~ 1101 Ooft: st., ~ Ia wUd.ttfe C011tF'ftU•
LIGAI. IIOTICI . ltoo.at ,_.-, $17,110. !rom Su loot state &!Ill a J&J Uabooty, 1300 Quatl St.,
NOTICE OF Dn'EIITION TO ltiUI m. .. lapmoot, $9,ll5,
ENGAGE Ill TilE SALE OF BualDou Pr-'ltl, IOIWII LHAI. !@TIC.
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mlcllt bo al>la to -1 a ,.._ Ia tbo -· A!l oor, a boacb boll, a IIPIIJ ..,..td let
We DOW ud tbeD flee a
custoa.tr wbocomplaiDStbat
altllolrcb be sets biJ watch
to tbe morliDC. be ceta bome
at Digbt and ftDds that bla
watc.b doeS not agree ·.tth
uother source, Tbt watch
ts ustallJ accurate, the
error often belDc tbe source
of the tlme cheek.
Tlme from local radto
broadcasts, telepbooe tlme
serf'lces, p~lic eloeks lDd
your home electric clock
will YUJ. Tbe most acc.aate
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Bf.U'eau of Standards, wblch
broadeasts cootinuous sta:-
na.Js, accurate to wltbln a
few tbousandths of a second
a day, oo Its North Arr.ertcan
abort wue Radio Station wwv.
Bob the barber has ToWbomliiiOJCOilCerD' 'CORONADELilAR , STATEiliNT
Subjoel to ._..,, ol IIHI llark Btlll!l(, I story d"'lt"-Tbt lollowl!lc por-. art
IICtD80 apptttd .... ootlee II 604 Do ..... , $50,000, c1o1oc boit"MI y , llaclloolld
cboet ........ --Jar miPI -.... 81Dti'IQCJ.
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U you're lookiDc for abuber
who has sometbiDc to talkt.boclt
besides . the weather aod ,tbe
latest sports scores, stop by
Bob Gb.Jg1teri's place.
Bob bas tate a oYer wbat used
to be Dan's Port Barber Shop
at 2901 E. Coast Hwy., Corooa
del Mar, in the Port Tbeater
bulldtng. Dan Detweller , for -
mer owner, retired recently
to Arkansas.
When Bob gets you leaned
back, lathered 11> and l.n a good
llsteolng position, be might talk
about:
• How he married a woman
who already had 7 children.
• His night soda! studies
at VCI.
• How hts wife is going to be
a lawyer.
• His e.zperleoces ln the
Marlnes.
• How · his wife's great-
grandfatber was the founder
of Pa.lm Spri.Dgs.
• The time he, his wile, and
her Z daughters all gradtated
ln the same ceremony at Orange
Coast College.
Mr. GhlgUerl (proootmced
GH-yery) took over Dan's place
in June, after Mr. Detweiler
bad tu-bered In Corona del
Mar and Balboa. for Z5 years.
The sbop ls DOW called Bob's
Port Barber Sbop,.
Bob took ~ bUberlnc tn
Huntlngtoo Beach alter ser'rlng
4: years in the MarlDes, Includ -
Ing duty In the Far East. He
grew ICI 1n the Sail Fernando
Valley, but settled bere after
serving with tbe Martnestnthis
area.
''I lost my tlrst wUe and
child ln an auto acctl1ent," he
recalls, ''and I was really In
a bild way tor a while after
that. Then l jOined the On.nge
Coast chapter ot Parents Wttb -
out Partners, and things started
happening."
What happeoed, mostly, was ~~~~f~~ijf~ that Bob met a pretty lady named Elizabeth Dll:on, who
bad also joined tbe social gro~C~.
E ltzabeth and Bob got married
and have Uved happily ever af.
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ter, but that 's just part ortbe
story,
"She had 7 kids or her own,"
says Bob, "z ot tbem crown,
and 5 still at borne. She had
declded to become a lawyer.
Both E Uubeth and I were cotng
to Orange Coast Cdllege, where
I was lakill£ advantage of the
GJ Bill. and we pduated at
th e same time, but decided
against the formality of the
cap-and.gown btl, because we
thought we were too old for
that.''
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But, wbea Ellslbeth's 2 lses, deiCrlbed u follow1 : • HARBOR VIEW HILLS Doot.kl, 1111 Will COUC HWJ.,
daupters cra&atld later from 101 Palm An., Balxla/Newport Weill, addltton. 1'718 Port Newport Belcfl. CaUl. 11610:
• • Of'UII Cot.JI, tbeytrJcked mom Beach, Callforllla, Mupte, $5,000, Bvbln Bura, Gnu. I HUla
IDto .belDc tbere, &Dd outntttd Pursuant to such lntentton, Bob Wleker, nlmmiDC pool. 11cM Lut, Rol11Dc HUJ•, CaPt. '
ber uJ Bob wttb caps and the I&Dderliped ls applytDg to U40 Port Duness, $6,800. Thl1 bu&tHu 11 CODdueted
gowns made gradlllllocl a real the Deputmeat of AleoboUc "NEWPORT HEIGHTS by U Wllneorporated &UOCl&a
HANDY HINT: To ttep moths oat of clothes
eloaetl, ytpe the cloeet floor occu1oal11Y wt.tb
1 cloth cllmptlltd wttb I1Jrl>tallll0, tamUy neot. Beveraae Control for laslllnce GeorKe L' Afrlealn, add aod Uon other tbln a partMr~.
Mrs Ghlgllerl tas cooe on otanalcobollcbeYenpUceose alter tZO Holmwood $10000 Slptd:JamttB.MacDoaild, J®'SIDEi~HARMA~: to Jaw' stud.les at OCI and re-(or Ucenses)tortbtsepreml .. s • NEWPORT SHOREs'' ' ' Tbla statemeat wu ftlldwlth
centJ7 passed ber "t.by" b&r as follows: ON SALE BEER Pat Cleary add room 4!4 the Cltrt ot Oruct '
exam. U she becomes ala...,.er, VAN VELDEN, Elke A. 6 CaD&l, $6,800: ' County oo II, 18'7'-
sbe'll be carrytag oa an old Lambertus H. • IRVINE TERRACE Pllblllll: "·
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1011 boyolmt dr •• -bt&cb -calllorDll, 921&!
tamtly tradJtion. Job.n Guthrie Publtah: July zs. 1914., ln the u.. 1974., 1n lhiNniport"Rol
:Uc Callum, ber creat-&rand-Newport Harbor Elllfp.,
tamer, was a lawyer. He Is
also credited with founding
Palm Sprtnp.
A book, "Tbe McCallum
Saga," by KatberlDeAtnnorth,
tells bow Mr. McCallum came
west from b.Js nattYe lrld1alla
in 1854. to look for 2 older
brothers who bad come west
earUer during the gold rush.
He found tbat both had dled lD
Northern Callfornia durin& a.n
epidemic that swept the gold-
fields.
John McCallum, capturecfby
the roulng glamor of San Fran-
cisco We, stayed. Later, be
became a stroog member of
the American (Know -Nothlng)
Party to Callfornla, aod edited
a DeW!ij:aper ID Georgetown,
located in the gold Qelds. His
paper was the "voice of the
Amertcao Party." Tbe party
wu a secretin a.nti-C athOUc,
a.ntt-tmmterant, pro-American
organlu.Uon tbat bad troken
otf from the ,old Whigs a.nd the
newer Democrats. He served
a term in the state senate,
and became known as a stronc
owoneot ot the Southern Pa-
clftc RaJlway'spoUtJcalstrona:-
ar m methods.
Later, he became a U. S.
lnd.lan agent, ba.sed io San Ber-
nardlno. While there, hls son,
John Jr., became lll, alld be
took an l.ndlan 's advice to seek
out the "oasis of perpetual
sunshine, air always fresh aDd
sweet, and wbere healing waters
bubbled h-om warm, sandy
earth.'.
McCallum Immediately feU
tn love 1Vith the oasis, moved
his family there, and started
the village that became mown
as Palm Springs. Later, he
broueflt water, ria canals, from
the Whltewater Rlnr.
"My wife's mother's mother
was Jud('t McCallum's daur;b-
ter," says Bob GbtgUerl. Part
of the C&mlly moYed to Los
Angeles, wbere El1Jabetb grew
up lD the Hliblaod Part ar•.
"I Uved ~e at oat Ume,
In the same De!cttJorbood wtth
EU&abetb," AJS Bob, "but We
didn't lmow •eb other tbea."
But, we're ttlUD& too many
of Bob Gb!Jlierl's best ctw.tr.
side stories. They JOODd better
wtth a t.etlf"''QDd ot Alpplac
sclsiOI's aDd ~lnr ruors.
HAT IS DE OCRACY
. _. (This is an open letter to Edmund "Jerry" Brown Jr.,
who is running in November for governor of ·California.)
• • • • •
Dear Mr. Brown:
My dictionary defines "democrat" as someone who believes 1n govern·
ment by the people.
Now, the 5th Supervisorial District here in Orange County is without
representation in the county seat, due to the loss at sea of Ronald CasPer&.
Do you believe the people should elect a new supervisor? Tbere 18 a
bill in the state legislature that would make that possible. Democrats in
·Sacramento are blocking that bill. Democrats here in Orange County
refused last week to commit themselves to the idea of a democratic elec-
tion to pick Mr. Caspers' successor. As you know, Mr. Brown, if
things stay as they are, and if you become our new governor in January,
you would then be in a position to appoint someone to serve the 4 year
term to which the people elected Mr. Caspers. The wlll of the people
would be thwarted, Is this democracy in action?
I have 2 important questions tor you, Mr. Brown: (1) Do you believe
in democracy? (2) If you do, will you advise your partisan Democrat
friends in Sacramento and in Orange County that a democratic election
is the best way to fill the non-partisan vacancy lett by Mr. Caspers?
A lot of voters in Orange County are waiting tor your answer to those
questions, Mr. Brown;
There have been numerous charges in the past few years that local
Democrats are beginning to turn county politics into a partisan arena.
This is an excellent opportunity tor you and the Democrat party to
refute those accusations of partisanship.
We don't need Chicago-style politicians irt California.
wm you help us keep California and Orange County relatively free
of such politics?
·" "' P, S. Next time you're
cruising crowd, stop by the
and deck shoes.
IT
Sincerely,
AL FORGIT
in Newport td rub elbows With the harbor-
store. We've got yachting caps, beer coolers
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