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BEATEN YOUTH
SAYS HE'LL SUE
BAY BRIDGE aoo the d.lfnculty most boats hue In getting
under tbe span wUI be thrashed out Monday night at
City Hall Ln Newport. Planning commlsslooers have rec-
ommended a DeW bridge between 17 aDd 20 feet above
the water line. Boaters seek a bridge 32 feet high. Some
enYironmentaUsts ~-cek to keep the oew bridge at about
the same height as the old one --13.5 reet. (Ensign
photo.) A Harbor VIew tlllls teen-
apr, accused or tryto.g to run
down an Irvine Company patrol
deputy with his car, saJS be
wiU sue the deplt)' and the
company for injuries be suf-
fered during tbe altercation.
Kelly Brown, 13, of 2807
Pebble, faces a preliminary
tlearlng oe:rt Tuesday on cbarg-
es of assault with a deadly
weapon --b1s car. lrTtDe pa.-
trolman Ed Gould, ooe of 6
lrYIDe raneb patrolmen depu-
Auto kills
girl cyclist
A te-.ce blcycle rider wu
killed Tuelday otpt oo Coast
Hwy ., aDd pollee ue hold-
J.Dr I l.oDc Btect. m::lJl 0D a ... ~ ... _ -.. ..
eOowioal'aa -llio -· Pou.f •r IIIII* ~
Ho~, S8, plowed lato S bite
rl.dlrs from beblDd as tbeJ rode
west aJooc tbe b.lgbny oea.r
Howard's restaura.ot ill West
Newport at 10:55 Tuesday
nipt. J&DDelle stromme, 18,
of HacteDda HeictJts, cUed about
Z hours later at Holle, from
musin bead aDd abdomtnal
lnjurtes. Her companioBS,
Carol Gtmster, 19, of Wlllt-
tler, and Joan Delmeler, 21 ,
of La Habra, were Usted ln
aatisfactory coodlUon at Roag
yesterdaJ.
According to U. WUllam
Blue of tbe Newport Pollee
D!llt., Mlss Stromme was rid-
inc wttbout a headl1pt or rear
reflector OD ber bleJCle. A
pollee crackdown OD ticJcllsts,
started last month, hu empba-
slMd tbe Deed for JJ.chts when
rldtlle at nll!ll!.
Mtss Gunster suffered cuts
oo ber chln aDd knee, aod M.iss
Delmler bas a lx'oken bl.ck.
HIGHT O,ASS SIQI,UP
AT OCC AUGUST 14TH
Rec:trtra.Uoo for neldnc
elas•s atOranpCoutCollege
gets tmtler ny, by appotatment
only, In the OCC admtulons
om.ct DOt WedDeaclaJ, Aq.14.
Aopotlltmellll may sttll be .. ,
cured 1>J lllltllc out tile r-
form Ia the Eftlllac CoUtee
brocbare. Fall clluu: btctn
Sopl. IZ.
Latt rettstratSoo, wtthoC
appolDtmaDI:, wtU be beld In
tbe OCC adm1as&oDioftlce from
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sept. S-25.
Uud by the eotmty sberltf,
claims Brown trted to run him
down Sunday afterDOOn near the
company -owoed 3.5 beach area,
just west of Scotchman's Cove.
Brown maJDtalns he was just
trying to drln away from the
scene, because he thought
Gould was trying to let air
out of bls car tire.
According to the sherritf's
report, Gould, patrolllng the
private property, was question-
ing Brown as the youth sat ln
his car, parked just behind
Gould's company ifep, Gould
said be wa.lked toward the front
of Brown's car, dropped his
pen, aDd. wu bendlnc down to
pick U "' when the car stnted
forward, In an altercation that
followed, Brown suffered ctts
on the bead IDd nncer .
Gould ftled tbe assault
cbarp, ud tbt dlltrtct attor-
oatee •Ill !""'oac•ta.
View
Huts, Ylslted 1.5 beach
Stmday as guests of an
uaident!lled Irvine Co . em-
ployee •.
534 school . tax
election called
OnlY a stmple ma~rlty of mLlSt be cut so that the reYenue
votes cast will be oeeded to UmU 1s not ueeeded.
pass a Nov. 5 property tu The local dlstrlct 1s oow
raise for Newport aJid Costa Un ted to $1,233 per p~ll per
Mesa homeowners, tbe county yec..r. The November tu vote,
registrar of voters said yes-technically called a "ta.J:
terday. revenue Umlt increase," would
The tax issue, which would add $150 per Pt.Wlil to the re-
increase the lOcal rate by 53~ nnues the district could raise
for every $100 ol assessed n.l-through property ta.J:es. Ttlat
uatlon, was okayed una.nlmously translates to a 54~ blke 1D the
last TbarsdaynlJbtb)'Newport-tu rate, or about $53 added to
Mesa scbool board trust.es. It the tat bill of a $40,000 borne.
will be placed oo the recular School omctals BOte that state
general election ballot lD No-Jaw Umtts the local district to
nmber. an anmal lnt1at1on-rate ln-
Supt. Jolla ~Lcoll aJ4-_bl wlp creue of about 3 per cut~
to aut...S\,JJI,QOO lrolil ~I& ll.r -ail J><-
nextreu•s rectJII.r ldueatioall rate <d tlaUOD.
program IIDiesa:thetarlocrease ''If we are (OI.rtf to maintain
1s graated by 'f'Otera:. the preseDf: level of educa.Uonal
Uoder carrent state law, a serrices, we will r..ve to ftDd
limit is placed on how milCh some more revemJe,"Dr.Nicol
school districts may spend per sald, "and the law says the
pupil. As property assessments only way we can get It Is to go
climb, school district tar rates to the people."
MESA ASSAILS NEWPORT
ON BAY KNOLLS ANNEX
"As we walked back 141 the
h.IU toward oar car, we noticed
senral ears wttb nat Ures,''
says Brown. "We had heard
that someone tad been letting
alr out of ttres of people who
park near tbat beach, and that
tile Irvine patrolmen were doing
lt. As we rot In my car, 1
ootlced the lrrtne jeep pulllog
.., behind a small blue car Costa Mesa comtenttacked
that sUll had air ID all tbetlres this week In tbe blttle o...-er
aDd decided to see what the whether that elty or Newport
patrolman was gol.nf to do. As Beaeb Should eveot.tsally auoex
I pulled "' behlDd his ieep, he the Bay Knolls area oC West
dents' attempts to get LAFCO
to switch thespbereoflntluence
map.
Costa Mesa. Co unty Water
Dlstrlct, wbleh serves tbe area,
reminded LAFCO tl\lsweek that
"only chaos c.an result" lf the
swltcb Is made. "lJttUties and
other agencies that provide
ser't'lces to tbe land aod J.n,
habitants are lDc.reastngly re-
l)'IDg oo tbe sphere of Innuence
IS approved by LAFCO, aDd
are mat:tng la.r ge eJPeOdltures
for caplb.l b ciUUes'' 1n
accordance with the maps.
came "' to my car window Upper Bay.
and asked lf I was lost. I told Recent evidence that Newport
blm 'DO.' He walked back olftclally covets the llnincor-
toward the front of my car porated area brougti a sttnc-
and kDeeled down beside a front l.ng attack Tuesday b'om Costa
wheel. I was afraid be was Mesa Mayor Robert WUsoo.
IOiD.c to Jet tbe a1r out, so 1 "We keep sitting dowu wftb
started the ear, am put 11 Newport Beach city couocllmen
lD rear to co. u m~ec:l }Ust and mH.ing gentlemea's acne-
a Uttle. He stood In front of ments, whteb they constantly
tbe car, poiatlnc his pistol at break," said Mayor WUson.
me, thea. came back to my win-A few days euUer, a letter
dow lDd pW.lad me out by the from the Costa Mesa Co..mty
hair and started beating me Water District urged the
onr tbe bead with l'lls pistol eounty 's Local Agency Forma-
rlcbt on Coast Hwy. t was Uon Commission (LAFCO) to
parted just 3 or 4 feet off the keep BayKoollsinCostaMesa•s
paftmeot, ln a legal parking "sphere of Influence." u-.." Next Wednesday, LAFCO,
A poll of Bay Knolls resl-
dems shows that tbey over-
wbelmJQgly ravor annexation to
Newport.
"Tbey favor Jt for one rea-
son only," Mayor Wllson
charged, "to Increase the Yalue
of their property.··
CHARACTER BOAT DAY
PROCLAIMED BY MAYOR
"I told Kelly, 'doo't say any-whfcb rules on city bouoltu'les lb1ar. let blm do ,.,tenr be 's and spheres, wiU be asked by
IOJar to do'," aJS Sbe:rfM.lt-Bay Knolls bomf!OWDel'S to tab
t:Mw1, fto jumped from tbe them out of Costa M·ea's
CIJ' wbeD the t1oleDee lf\l)ted sphere of Influence aoo place
"KellJ Wi.t jilt ptt111c beate~ them in Newport's sphere. lf
onr ud OYer by th1l mu wbo the switch Is made, r'esldeots
S'"'D~T ART EXHI BIT bod • wtld loot Ill lllo eyes. o! tbe area, lOcated lUSt ••st 'u ""' Tbt aiDtMtllaee came and took of Irvine Ave. betweea ZZbd
O.w 100 art ....U I>J 1oco1 111m !D tbt bOOpllaL" IUid Santa Isabel, are eJI)OCted
IDd m.ldclle eebool ltadlatl A lblrlff'• c~eputmeat to ask tor annexaUontoNnport
daria( RIDIDII' ICboo1 ar• lOW IIIPOblrau a.kf trftDI depatles Beach. Tbey aow U:t'e In u
oo •-ll'looeC.. Vlllo .. IIOYO .., ·~ to -·• uololcorporated "Island" be-IIC'CIIIWe c...,. Pbotoc:ra-tJ't llw • tbe COl It fht'y tweea tbe: z ctttes. '*"• _, -dODo, pluoltco, r!pt at ...,, liC do 110ft aatb: "t am trusttoor LAFCO to
tlo-47td artleiM, -....... ortt:r .. --. •blctl stlelo by their """'·.. lll)'<>r Itt!<..,. Old loollil>lcl --._.,_ tbt U 11oact1 ar•. Wtl-sold Tueeda1. "WI COD~
tioal,unUuptOjlcbloom-"We patroltllltar•btea .. trust tbe prestdeot, ud' wt ....... •nnt media; .,.. 11 ,. b't, ., 111111 people certa.l.D}J can"t trill: lfnpart
&IDGDI tbt t«IIIDQW l'tiW•· win Mt tt tbat wt ~ lt'eat-Beacb, 10 I bopl LA.f'CO .tU
Newport Mayor DlOI.Id .C·:-
Innls this week pl'ocla.lm~
A'.lg, 24 "Cbaracterboltparade
day," omciallY endorsiog tbe
IDD .. I parade arouod Newport
Harbor.
"Here ID Newport Beach, we
bate tbe workl'a larpst col.
leetsoo ot cbaracter boats,"
AJS the proeiuutioD, wltb
150,000 umal spectators
at tba IO,mJlo porado.
comecuu Joey Bl.sbc:Ct ts IJ'Ud m.ushal of I:Jds ,_,,,
pandt. Tbe para.. tbeme I&
''N"J)Ort -· tM tood tllt."
~~~~.:.!.:;-::,:-~~ prr:tr~a':.t LAFCO WEAPONRY TRAIHIHG
JOe
COSTA
MESA
• Wbat ldood ot llrtdp does
Newport want to replace tbe
old Cout ""Y. bay CI'OOitll(!
People with all k1D4a ol opta.
ions are eJpeeted to Jam a
pobUc heulnt oa tba llrldce
destp oelt -1 nlctJ! at City Hall.
SURFERS' FRIEND, Jean Vu Ornwn, cbats thtoqb ber
t.a.U -out w1DISow at tbe Stuft S~~rter s&altwicb bar oa
15t11 st.. Ceatral Newport, with surfer Jaet Brttp, of
Tuttn, Mn. Van Ornwn wtll go to City Hall oa MODday
to try to coat1Dc.e City Cotmell to ntend surftlag Umlts
eastward aloai tbe Centra.! Newport oceantroot to 17th
St. Tbat's wbere tbe surfers say tbe btc nves are.
(Enslppboto.)
Helgbt of the lrldl'! abo...-e
tbe waters of tbe tay will be
the blrpst arcutnr point, with
the boi.Ung lndustry fa...-otlng a
bigb bridge, aDd envlroament-
allsta seeking a low ooe.
City PiaontDc Commlssloo-SURFERS GAIN ers recommeode<l last moath
that tbe bridge be between 17
and 20 teet abcwe nter. The
13.5 feet at bigh tide.
Mesa West
fears teen
gang terror
Ruldeota ol a West Stde
Costa Mesa nelpborbood
mucbed oa Ctty BaD T•ldaY
n1Pt to demaDd beeler protec-
Uoa b'om what they claim 1s present span clears the bay by NEW CHAMPION
Larry Mlller, maoapr otthe a teea-are poe terrorl<tac
Newport Harbor Cbamber ot tbelr part of ton.
Commerce, promised yester-A middle-aged business-"TI'Ie potnt breaks naturally Tbey blamed members of 1M
day he wlll make a strong case woman ls the new heroine of at 1 ?tb st. --U.t's where "Black Rose" gnq, for a ser-
Monday nlgflt tor a bridge 3Z Newport's sW'flng crowd. the waves are. Now, aU tbe tea ot lDcldents, LDcludiDgbeat-
feet high. Jean Van Ornum, who wiL'l boys can do Is ataDd aDd look IDes, burrlarles and thefts.
"We have been studying the her husband, Bud, runs the at those wues. We would Ute Pollee ackoowiedged yester-
helgtlt problem 1n the Chamber Stuft Svter saack shop oo.Cen-tor them to be able to surf day that tbey are aware of~
and we feel that the figure t!Jat tr-al Newport's Ocean Front, them. Black Rose, but doo't really
woukl best satlsty the many has taken charge ol a petition "We'Ye bad tb.ls place tor cluslfy tbem u a PJlC.
boat owners 1n our commurdty campalp to get surnng limits 7 years, and bave Und alone "lbey claim to be a car
and the number that keeps pop-extended. the coast for 40, a.nd we enjoy cl.Z," detectlt'e Sergeant Keith
ping ~ Is 32 feet," Mr . Miller Surfers along Central New -watcb!nc surfers. We beUeYe Carpeoter told the Enstp, "but
said. port beaches are restricted there's eooup coutllne for we tmow that the kids wbo wear
"That would eDable all traU-during the summer to an area everybody. the Black Rose clta> jackets
erable boats to go under the between 19th St. and Newport "Bud ud I ba...-e "ery good han beea LD a Jot of trolt:lle
bridge without lowering their Pier. They Wllnl: the Umits relaUoos wtth the UftJUlrds, wltb the Jaw. Tbelr J-.der, a
masts. Tbe only pll>llc laanch-extended a COIC)le or blocks and I may be a Uttle at cross-17-year-old. bas beell Into just
tng ramp ls lnlandoftbebrldp, to 17th St. purposes here, campa.J_pingtor abod: eYerytbtng ln the book."
aDd we don't thlnk our boaters "They came to me because tbe surfers, but 1 th1Dk I'm ODe boueWtfe, 1r'bo sa.td sbe
sbouJd have to be sub)ec:ted to they said they needed some-rllf\t. I doll 't kDow bow deeply lived tD tbe MOGI"''"Ia RepOOUc
the trouble of mertnc masts body to type ~ the petition I'Ye eotteo lDto this tltlDg. I area, told tbt City C~cll bow
to gel into the lower barbor ." they were going to sign." ex-hope 80mebod)' elale sbows .., ber bubud t.•as beaten, alleg-
Oppooents oC a bJ.cb bridge plains Mrs . VanOrnum, a lady to talk Mooday nlcbt. besides ed.IJ by members ot tbe p-~,
argue that It would open ~ in her mld-Mtes. "I went to me. U DObody else does, tust wheo be weatoatsldethelrbOme
the Upper Bay to more boating Clty Hall and found out just klok for tbe lady wtth the aiWc)' to iuYestlpte a commoUon
tra!flc Just when attempts to what form the petltloos must legs, that'll be me." arouod :Us truck, parked 00 the
get the area designated a take, then I typed tbem '41· Has Mrs. Van Ornum e...-er street. ·
wfld llle presene ue pro-"Then, the ldds said, 'Now s11rfed? '•We arrest these kids quite
gresslng. we need somebody to present "No, but 1 enjoy watcblng. often, and most or them have
After tbe city takes a.n our petitions at Clty Ha.ll,' so It's a beauW\11 thlnc to SM. speat aome Ume In junntle
otrlclal stand oo what kind of I went along wtt.b that, too, But, 1t wtll be mote beautlful ba.ll," a.JdSgt.Carpenter, "and
bridge design Is •anted, state aDd I'Ye been back OYer tbere lor the surfers and tlle watcb-are oa prot..Uon, buttbeproba-
hiebway engineers wlll bold a flndl.ng out Just bow to CO about ers, U tbe boys cu surf where t1oa people doo.'t seem terrlblr
public design hearing. Con-it. I'll address the City the wnes are." coacc'Md about the problem.
strucUon Is upected to start Couocll meeting next Monday Tbe Van Onwm's now Un Tbe kids Un lD Mesa Verde,
sometime in late 1975 or 19'16. D.Jeflt. on 15th st. Ute ICII'ttl Hd, ud on tbl Wut
A Newport Center Side, bat tbey mon l.t'OWlll a.
-18' ...... Hit SOU6HT EftD lot. en-• for a l,t?l fVIl . ..,.,..... Cb•t seem to care.
so the brldce could become a TMy protect tbe kids tl"om the
part .r tbe mtlooal bl, PURCHASE OF FUN lONE .. u •• ""''· t..,.~. ,. •• at, ••. centennial celebration here. Thea, wheo tbe kid turns I Band
Also at Issue in Monday commtts a serious crime, we
nipt•s bearlnp wUlbewbetber Mrs. Fred Marldam of Bal-.. 1 doa't bellne tbere isaoo~ bopl' Ul:at we Clll get a convlc -
or noC to bW.Id a free-way type boa Isla.nd says sbe wUI donate ther ell)' ln the CCMdJ tbat bas tloG Ud tbat the judge will
1ntercbao.ge at the 0oYer-Coast nn to 15 000 to a City •-• to JfYe them at least a few _ lii&IU as few parks:" u Newport, says oath "
Hwy.1ntersectioo. Tbe Chamber buy Bal~'s F~ Zooe and tarn Mrs. Martbam. m s.
of Commerce f.aTOrs sucb a It into a city pa.rk. Tbe r 110 zooe, DOW owned Set. Carpenter &aid court
grade separatloo, but planning tn a letter tl\ls week to the by JAK Coostructlon Co o1 permissl,.eoes.s adds to the
commissioners left that out of City Council, Mrs. Markham, Costa Mea, was slated . for problem.
their reeommendatlons to the who UYes 00 s. Bay Froot re-denlopmeat 11 a coodo-"We arrest a narcotics of,
Council. facing the Fun Zooe, askS the mtD.Jum com;>lex, but the .coas-feDder Lo Uie home of 1 known
Bay Shores, wblch empties Council to consider buJing or tal comm lssioa used tts Yeto d•ler, and take them In, and
traJflc directly Into the busy leasing tbe Fun zooe. power to Nn:l dow1:l tbe plan. tbe oert day, the gUy Is btlck on
lntersectsoD, co uld also have •·t belleYe m.uy people would ln a P. s. to ber letter, tbe street. Two days later, we
that tntersectioo closed off to come forth with donaHons for Mrs . Kark.bam dlldes tbe cet blm In a stolen car wttb a
netgbborbood traffic, forclng such a cause, ·• she writes. CoUDCU for a.Uowtng Prom-kDow'n doper fltl tr1eDd ...
residents there to use a pte She enc\osed a newspaper ontory Point to be deftklped. He emphasized tbat oot all
near the Balboa Bay Club. Bay c lipping telling how another city relerrlng to tbe aputm.C.pro... or tbe troable Is being caused
Soores residents oppose elos-raised park funds thr ough tndl-ject u "a moastrosity." by the Black Rose.
lng tbelr present Coast Hwy. vidual donations. '•We ._,..a burglary problem
tramc pte au onr trn. and It involves ac~ ~::r:c~r:~~nd~ M1:rA COUNCIL ~:u:os':":r!: ::mst~!J:gtt;:
atloa that s-.rate bieyele and U s1CJPOl1 drag bablts."
pedestrian paths be Included Costa Mesa City Council sene tbe commllllity's aeeds. He said West Side r esidents
'<fltb tbe 6-ll.oe bridge. deaU Tuesday D.lgbt wtth tbe • OIL DRILI...mG otf-shor~ ml.&bt also be coofllsln& the
Also to be decided is whe -followtnc matters: was OIIPO$ed bJ tbe Council , Black Rose W1.th smaJI cro~s
ther or oot tree rl.(ht turn • Dust r aised at a construe-and iDstrucUODS were ct.-en to of !Cbool bullles, m0it1y ctr:s,
lanes, DOt subject to stgnal tion site behind the old White Mayor Robert WUson to relay wbo s.tch purses ud wno get
control, should be established Front store on Br istol bl'ougtl.t the oppos.ltioo to tbe Ca l1fotnia tbelr t»y trttms IDvolv@d tn
from Coast Hwy. to no .. er and ciUzeo complaints and the Leape of Ctbes. fights.
ttom Dover onto the l\lgbway. Council threatened to take ac-• WEED ABATEMENT tu
State blchway engineers are tion against the deYeklper U assessmeots were okayed for
said to b....-or a 6 lane bridge more complaints are r ecet...-ed. property ownars who had fl.lled
a bout 17 feet bleb with tree • TRANSIENT TAX, leYied to clear weeds ~om property.
rtgtlt t~&rDS, but-no' sput-ltvel on hotel and motel dwellers, • SIGN LAW varlanc~. re-
lnterd•nge. would be raised from tile car, quested by w. F. t ncle for 1
MoDday 's public hearing wtu r eot S per cent to 6 per cent sip oo a buUdtnc at Btl Vtc.
be bekl darlnc tbe rerular City U a oew ordinance lntrodOeed toria, wu ~layed for z weeb,
ColllCU meettoc. wbJcb starts Is okayed at the oett meetblc. due to tbe appUcant's Illness.
at 7:lO p.m. tn Ctt7 HalL • SWIMMIN G POOL sbol'tare • PRE-SCHOOL permit for
in tbe elty was noted b)' Tom a. school at 3025 Deodar wu
O'Dell, 1691 Mtnorea, woo cot delayed aoc1 scbedoled for
Council to eoncur wttl'l tbe tdel a future CotmeJI stu:ty 885-
of tryl.llg to get aootber olym-sloo, a.fter se't'VII area resl,
pic -slr.ed pool built to dents objtoeted to tbe 83 -pupil
VEANON KRAMER sc:hoot.
P BR CALLS FOR STUDY IS DEAD AT 52 DN LITTER PROBLEJl ~~~DOOBa~ ~~er,~ Mo.tlac ooec:~Ofti'New-KAVT FUUtM.U Rec:nlt ,. .. died s.-1 or ..;· appu..i port's llfO"'oo lllt4r _., Goorto B. Kotloo m, -at
1oeort attack was burt eel , .. _ pn>mpted tile dtr Par to. Ill • -lila. Goorto B. Kolloo
ttrdi.J In H~gtoo Beach. o,.e• ud Rec:reatkiD Co•-Jr. of 10M ••• DrWe
.,_, .. -to IA>OIII • ---... ... -· j Mr. Kramer, an IPP--com..._ TIINde.J liCIIt ~,.... •-..._, ror Ole Admlrat ~. _ tllo __ -tniiMr ll t11o
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• TAX OVER-RIDE AND INFLATION
PRIVATE Dvrtll E. HUl, 1'1,
-al lira. Glplol. R. HIU,
IZIO Park Newport, Nowporl
Botcb, ud Huold E. l!al! ol a-.., 11u .. ...,-a....u
of bulc tn.iD1Dc at tbl U. S.
Army TraJDIJic Celll,or, 111-
f:utry, Ft. Ord, CaW'. He rt·
ceiTed lutructloD lD dtlll and
eeremoaies, weapoos, map
readiDc. combat tactics, mlll-
tuy eoartesy, mUttary justice,
tlrst &1d, lDd army hlstorJ lDd
tradtttons.
TOM ANDERSON
EDU<:ATED • F'OR WHAT?
If you haft.ft't, ln the pae
•~~~ yean, apokm to a c:ollep
aatherina, followed by •
q-stion and answer period
ttaen yew havm't rtaUy lived. I
tried it iaafn a few weeb qo
-with the sanw rctuJta. The
icene waa La Cr~ue
('fr'itcolllin) State Colteae and
the audience w• the political
scienoe "m.,;on."
to.ded with bt.nlll and bitc:het.
They LIU~hed derbivtly when I
mentioned God lnd country.
and wert ttoay-fececl when I
attempte4 humor. After 20
minutes or 10, I concluded my
apeeeh and aafd: "OK, let's
have at it! What have YDLI 101
to say?"
One sweet youna thin& in
the third row, with his hair
braided down his back, aot up
and nid:
':You talk about
C h.rist i~nity , morality,
Communism and all th1t crap,
we're not interested in th1t.
':"We're for no IOYemment,
!or free love, homosexUI\ity
between consentin4 adults,
do-your own-thina."
Addrcssina my answer to
the rest of the audience, I said :
The Birch Log
Bureaucratic Tyranny
~4 -IIJ -Can WIOitc:tod fod-
t.nl bureaucrata ttllblilh repaladOM to PJ"f1l
.... IMt lad aetMtfn ortho Ammcaa people?
C.. auch repladORI take efTtet ewn thouth
Coaar-and the Prtlldent ~"not'"" thnn?
C. a fecletala11nq ettlbUih 1ptdfk controla
owr Ammcln industry and 1he Amtrk:an
people: even after Conarew. ha defeated a
propolll to do so?
RearetfuJiy, we mull answer Ynl td each of
the above questions. Federal reaulatory ·qen·
des h.a\oe auumed power to accomplish such
control Oft!r our natlon, and Conareu has
allowed -some of Its members hiVe even
appl10ded -such a fundamental alteration of
the American system of government.
-AUowtnc federal repll1tory a,encies
(O.S.H.A., ·E.P.A., E.E.O.C., I.C.C., etc.) to
create rep1aUons without ConareiSional ap-
proval il certainty an Invitation to bureaucr~tic
tyranny. ~ an Illustration of whit we mean,
coruider the recent action of the Environmental
Protection A,ency. The EPA hu boldly u.
sumed powers that had been speciffi:ally voted
down by ConiP"eSS.
ootod 111&1 tho -of .......... -llod
Njtctod ........... oa1y • r ... _ ... bef.,...
Compow>dlna ll.P.A.'I .....,_, wllich
Conp-John Rarick (DA.a.) h• callocl • ·c...,... and ''" publlc bl danuotd aldl11dl.'"
Is liM t.ct thai E.P.A. _,.llot1t publllhtcl tn
Ill• Ftdlral RoP,tor lui Ftbru&IY (tchodalod
lo lake etToclln 197S) haw al10adyftla-d
land ute controlt owr the U.S. construction
lnduttry.
Such powcu owr U.S. buUders, which were
1 major part of the defeated Land 0. PI~&
INU -and a major reuon for Ju defeat -wtre
actually utUmed by the EnYlronmen~ Protec--
tion Apncy at a time when the biD wu bein&
debated in the HoUle Ruin Conunlltee.
If thne reaulations are allowed to stand,
then of what ute is Conare~~? If they are
aliowed to stand, what protection from .. y
~rbltnry control or burvucralk: whim exilu
for the American people?
The Newport Mesa school board, at HE'S IN CHARGE OF
the request of Supt. John Nicoll, has IRVINE PUBLICATIONS
3 tax id 1 ti Georgo S. llclloaald, 37, has
After twenty minutes or
so, I concluded my formal
speech and threw the Ooor
open for questions. To sum it
up, there wu no evidence
from any question or
comment that any person in
the room believed in
capitalism, the free enterprise
syste m , or what was
traditionally called "the
American Wa y of Ufe."
Apparently all of them
believed in Communism They
extolled !he Soriet Union and
Red China and dearaded the
United States.
"We're told that slobs like that
comprise only a small part of
this student body. What I can't
unders11nd is why the rest of
you would sit herte , inert, and
let Neanderthals likt that
des troy your university and
your country"!" No response .
In mid-June 1974, by a close vote, Conaress
defeated the NaUontl Land Use ptanoina Bill .
The American people, through their elected
representatives, had spoken: They did not want
federal control of the use of land in the United
States. Tens of thousands of letters expreui.ng
that sentiment had been sent to Congress by
concerned citizens who knew dut the land use
proposal would establish controls in America
similar to those existing in the Soviet Union.
And many Congressmen respo"nded to this
outpourtna of mail by voting against the land
uae measure.
The issue here is not land ute pla.nninJ by
the federal aowemrnent. The laue, putely 1nd
simpty, is buniaucntic tyranny. We know of no
dearer demonstration of utter contempt for
Conaress 1nd the American people than the
series of eventt recounted above.
We are in an election year. Every Con.JI'ftl·
m1n mutt apin ask for the votes of his
constituents. Each will undoubtedly tour hiJ
district tellins ·all who will Usttn what 'he hu
done tOr you over the put two yean, and whit
he wi!l do for you in the future.
called a 5 cent over-r e e ec on beeo oamedeorporatecommun-
for Nov. 5. The alternative, according to lcalloos <~~rector rw lhelnlne
bou $1 1 Compony, with respooslblUty the superintendent, is slashing a t • lor thelwocom ... y-ownedpub-
mlllion from the 1974-75 SChOOl budget. llcatloos, Irvine World News
Thi bit f ts 1 ok t aDII New Worlds map•lne. s o news promp a o a c. Thomas wuek, vice-
our present tax burden. I have just re-presldeot, p..,llc all'.llrs, an-
ceived my city-county tax bill on unse-notmced the -meol last Friday. cured property at my business location Before Jolnlnc tbe Irvine
--payable by next Sept 3 The combined compeny 1111971,Mr.McDonald
How could I or any
spea ker, in a couple of h.oun,
make any dent in the
distortions, lies, subvenion
and treason whi ch th.eir
pro!esson have perpetrated on
th.em for th.ousands of houn1
Even so, this recent
experience was not as bad, I
suppose , as one I had in SaJt
lake City, at the University of
Utah. Evidently, most of the
leading revolutionlri~. Reds,
perverts, insurrectionists 1nd
trait on hilve spoken there, and
the authorities felt the need of
a-"house nigger."-Th1t's me.
A riaht-win& extremist. Thus,
they can say , "we believe in
academic freedom. We listen
to both sides." I su ppose there
mu s t be l S,OOO or so
"students" at th.e University of
Utah. Seven came to my
lecture. Those in charae say
they -"forgot'' to put up a
poster about il. Not that there
would have been a big crowd
there even if I guuanteed to
!>Wallow ,a hundred goldfish.
Bu~ more than seven would
have come just to throw dead
fish .
Actually , I think I kno w
the main reason the majority
does nothing. Thry're short on
the same things thei r parents
arc short on: courage. They
lack the &uts I~"' take a stand.
Thousands and thousands of
parents are now preparin& to
send their sons and daughters
off to school -to be
brainwashed out of their
reliaion, rheir mo rality, and
their patriotism . Why?
Everybody's doing it! It's
accepted. It's in. The sa me
mother who spent eighteen
years mot hering arid
prorectina her darlin& daughter
now sends her off to live in an
..open" dormitory .
But, Jess than 1 month after this very
important vote in Conaress, the chief •dminis-
tntor of the EnvironmentaJ Pro tection Agency,
Mr. Ruaell Train, nonchalantly announced that
his bureau had just formed a new dirisioo to
deal with land use problems. The Nnt~ York
Tllflt::l, reportin& Mr. Train's announcement,
More than likely, he is not even aw11e of this
flagrant exercise of bureaucratic tyranny. If he
is not, then be sure to inform him of the fact
that the E.P.A. has -in IJind fashion -juat
arropntly thumbed its: nose at Congress and
the American people.
• • wu edttorlal d1reetor and as-tax rate is $9-1825 per $100 assessed slstaJII p..,llsher of Burton
valuation. Of that combined rate $5.6451 Publl5hlngCo., NewporiBeacb,
And then teU the man who is seeking your
vote that if he won't take speedy action to
rectify the situation -u a first step toward
ending o// rule by bureau.cncy -you will
work like a beaver to elect someone who will. ' and bad been a SOilthwestero goes for schools. That Is a percentage regional editor with McGraw-Copyrif#tt /974 By Tit~ Joh11 Bitdl Society F~•~n1
of 61-1/2-more than THREE-FlFTHS of Rill P..,llcatlons. He atteolled Sao Franetseo State and tbe the entire combined city-county taxes University of the Americas,
going for education_ Last year the per-llenco cuy, majorlllgtn Enc-
Usb and jouroallsm. He and: centage was 59.4 for schools, and the bis wife, L)'llll8, ..., their z GRACE HAMIL TON
year before that it was 58.7 per cent. scos, Kevin ao11 Oennts, live
tn Mission Vtej).
These grim figures suggest that the PEP TALK PRESENTED
cost of education is getting out of hand. AT KIWANIS MEETING
Not only has, there been this percentage Costa Mesalnsuraoceezecu-
' f th t Un Philip Robtnson, lnterna-
If I had a .:allege-age son
or dauahter, I wou ldn't let him
or her go to coljege (includ ing
my alma mater) unless it was
to Bob Jones University or
some school approachin1 that
standard -if there is any.
AN AMERICANIST VIEWPOINT increase in the schools share o e ax tiona! Youth Chairman of Kl-
bite, but the burden on the taxpayers wants Cl..,s, a<l<lressed Tues-
has increased alSO because of the boOSt day's meetlog of the Newport Center Kiwanis Club ln the in assessed valuation. There certalnly tslaod House.
(' o n s e r v a t i v ~ s . Commlftee al ive. How abo ut
Am ~r i c an is ts, Constitution-Barry Goldwaler, Jr.~ He IS
al.ists, take heart~ Not all the not quite as c:on~rvative IS h.is
news _is ..,bld ne}fs .. GtaJ]ted .. Oad·-scored 59. How n··
ding t His speech was a ''pep talk" is justification for recommen cu -about Kiwanis ""' -11 1s
Man y Americ ans are
ob sesse'd'' w i th form all
edu catiOn.' It's the mosl
overrated thin1 since Henry
1Gssin1er. And to me , his
appointment as Secretary of
State was the most outrageous
ap po intment since Cali1ula
named his ho rse a counsul.
And comparable in other
rom e~-.·r r~~ ···1 .. ,~ • ..-.• • • , 1 , ,. <t~ fine has to Karen it out, hut Morris Udall. father of t e
fa.:ts Q~tlfll:t , ~eh lt' tfi'e: !~"Hi tnfamoo~ Clrid 'Ule I~ tome
.York Tjmtl jporc.s~th_r:,str,ws out? A low 9, Apparc,uy...,.the
in the wiJt,d , hishest score by statH wu led
backs In school spending-all about. He striSS*d IDC!Irld-They paid me S500 plus
expenses and seemed happy
about t h e whole th in&.
(Taxpayers money).
uat commitment to commlllity Supt. Nicoll rightfully blamed inflation goals. Mr. Robinson. a Klwan-A I..Oa( at tbt eeabOID)' ot
Corooa del Mar &Dd soutbern
Orup COUlll}' --presltletllud
future <=;. will be preJaated b)'
BaDk of America offtclal BDCk
Scbueller at the Corooa del
Mar Ktn.nis Club meett.oc
Toesdl.y 0000. Au,wst U, at tbe
VIlla SwedeD, S5SO E. Coi.St
RWJ. Kr. Scbueller. m1DICV
a.t tbe Corocw. del Mar Ballk of
America. wtll d.18cass pros-
pects lor p-owtb 1D muab.etur-
lDc, a.ulealttD'e, toarllm, bome
butldi.Dg, aerospace and coa-
strocttoa. The apeech ll bi..S
on the bank's reeeatly •
publlsbed "Focus on Orup
County,"
Periodically, R~•·i~w Of by Vir&inia, with two hi&hs o f
nr~ Newt compiles a "ratina 100 and two lows of 65. the
index." for all members of the rat in the 60's and 80's. The
for a share of the budget problems. Now tan lor Zl years, has held
th high posts on local, district, we shall see if the school board and e division aDII International le-
superintendent are sincere about this vels. N'ert Tuesday, Mvo Ha.apa, concern over inflation, because they can owner and publlsher or tbe
But bnth of the above
events are to be preferfed over
the last engagement I had at
my own alma ma ter. The first
10 or I S rows were filled with
a sea of hai r, o f indeterminate
sender. In the olden days we
would have sa1 d the seats were
HouK and the Senate. K~!:y
voles, on which the members
are 1raded are ;~dmittedly
touJh a nn. The principles o r
mdividual liberty 3nd natio nal
sovereianty as laid down by
the Constitution is the guide
by which the questions are
cho!lt:n . The most recent indel'!.
very lowest score for a state
wa s H awa1 i, one
Representative scored ze ro and
one minus 2. Nut to Hawaii
ways.
do their little bit to stop it, and they have Eoslgn, will address Kiwanis
on the trials and trlbulatloos an obligation to do what they can. ot p..,llshlng , community
Better to be uneducated
than miseducated. But there is
no aood excuse for either. Our
public libraries contain the
kno wled1e of the ages. Hiaher
education is free for the
ukina. Most colle&e araduates
today ue arossly unqualified
for mak.ina either iii livinl or a
life. They'u been soaked in
was of course MaS!;ochusel!s.
Hi1hest ~cor..-thter~ "was 37,
wilfl all the rest 20 and below. lnflation --which Is recognized nation-
wide as the No_ 1 problem facing us all
--is caused by deficit spending by the
federal government. Every addition to the
national debt --now approaching a HALF
TRILLION DOLLARS --means that much
more money diluting the purchasing power
of ·money already in circulation. Every
grant of federal funds for local schools
adds to that awesome debt, just as every
federal grant to cities and counties also
helps to fan the fires of inflation.
What can the board of trustees do to
help save our nation from fiscal disaster?
They can stop approving applications
for federal school funds. For the good
of our nation, they can declare a mora-
torium on these applications. Just
imagine the cumulative effect if school
board after school board throughout the
nation did the same, in the spirit of
patriotic cooperation with the national
administration's anti-Inflation effort I Just
imagine the added effect U every city
council and every county board of super-
visors did likewise --rejecting federal
revenue sharing funds and announcing
that they would make no more requests
!or federal hand-outsl Inflation could be
stopped in its traclcs U all governmental
and school agenclea would join in this
patriotic cause.
U school truatees would adopt this
program of fiaeal self-nstratnt, there
would lie no need for tax over-rtde elec-
tiODII. If they retu~~e, there Ia no chance
!or -wrOftl of additionAl tu burdena,
nvm:uuon • aa .. .,. .., daflllfr .-.. rhoiC
do ..... "'"' --to oM)' .,. ......... rllltttom.•.,
weekly newspaper,
The Richardson Report
Dr SEliA TOR 1L L. RICSARDGOJI 01-Arcadia)
Out of every 1,000 felooy 1 was tiDed; 12 recei"red COUDty
~rrests 1n CaWoro.la, wbatper-)all seoteDCes; 125 placed oa psychoio&Y and saturated with
.:ontained a deliahtful surprise
fo r discoura1ed conurvatJves ,
There were ten membeD of
the HouR of Representative!!
who scort'd I 00. A number of ~-•• es1t te llals soc:io!OIY . But they can'l spell. c e._re wou .... you ma are probatloo; 9 seat to bosp ORL •uoo GR '~"TE ··moderat~" J nd "liberals"
tloally sent to state prlsoa? for treatmeat of a vulety ol The only Latin they know is a "'" """""' 1m proved their status by
50l? 3~"~~~'? 1...m ? No, oo1 e•en ••--•ers·, 6 w-' to tbe Cal-belly -dan c er. Emerson, Nny Holpl.talmu PameiiS. ono ono uuoo.uu -11 vot in1 aaainst such crazy 1~1 Onlr 2.tll wind , .. lD. 11-nta Youth Aalborttw and 22 Shakespeare, Bacon, Sir Walter Tevebaup, dtuebter ol r.IDd ~ -'' J p T ........ ...._. schemes as forced busina. prlsool --22 out or a lliou.sa.lld. weot to prlsoo. R a 1 e i 1 h , S w i r t , a re , Mrs. obn • er ....,.. "' •••s HarM·-w • Colli Ilea foreian aid and anli·pollution U that statistic doesn't sbock Natl.ooally. as wella.s wtthla respec lively , a TV set, a fishin& ..,... .,..... a.,, •
you, nothing will. U out of every our own state, larp numbers apparatus, breakfast, pipe ha.s crad~ated ttom recruit pdp:ts on automobiles. The
Senalon Wh_o are in the
news did not scorr too well .
Lowell Weiker of Connecti cut
had a bi a fat 1tro . D111o for
M.:Govtrn 3nd M u~k •~
Gaylord !'\~elton, who just lo\es
Eco!Ot Y. Sl'Ortd m1nus uro. \
number of states ued for low
spot on the ra1101 indu.
Muuch.usells, (Kennedy and
Brookr) Rh.ode Island (Put ore
and Pel\), New Jersey f('ase
and WiUiam~l. Maine (Mu~kie
and Hathawsy) all receive j 1,000 felooy arrests for crimes of crimes ue DOt reported to tob•cco and ham. tra.lning tor WOIIWII.It tbeNan.l number of lefties who scored
such as robbery, r•-, bur-tbe pollee al all. NaUornrtde, TrainlDC Ceoter, Orlando, Fla. zero or below remained rhe uru o r leu. Be st-scorina states _... -The American Way Feotuns glary, murder or crand theft, many autboriUes claim tbatooe Sbe Ia scheduled to report to ume. At leut tbey are in th...-Senare werr Arizona
978 never see the IDslde of aud a. baU per eeat of a.U Tom Andrrso n 's llt'W Hospital Corps Sebool, Gr•t consistcntwiththeirbeliefs.or tFannin 01nd Goldwater),
prtson walls, the old adage. crimes committed result 1D b oo k , ''Silt'n c~ Is N o t Lakes, Ill. pro bably they do nor read Mississi ppi /Stennis and
"crime doesn't pay," Is a pDDlabmea.t, eo 98-1/2 of ALL Gold~n -Jr 's Y~llow," moy b~ R"•iew Of The N~w1. Maybe Eutland) and Nebraska
laugh, Crime does pay, and too CRIMES 00 UNPUNISHED, U ordu~d f rom Tom And~rsnn 's they should wet a finaer and
many are making lt their pro-you th1nlt: the crtmloal Is ID-Bootswrr. P. 0 . Box /09/t, LIML MOTICI test the way the wind is
fesslon. aware of tbo8e perceob.pt, Pi1~o n Fo rr~. Tennusec F1C1TI10US BlSINESS NAME bca\nnina to blow. If they do
Can crime be stopped? No, you are very wrq. It's h1l 17861. $7.00pp STATEMENT n o t . some of those
not u long as we bave people butoess to kDow' a.ll tbe u-Tbe rot._ .... persoas are
on the earth, but erlme can be etas E OF .....,,.,. .;;,.,..,... ss:-z-tr:t consrcssional peacQfiks may be
dramatlcallJ reduced. Crime Tbe 80-e&Ued "prlsoo re-MARION PIP R SR. ;;;; Alwood'.: u : 14 cue:!' turned into feather dusters
Is oot the proc111cl at-·· form" bu talltD flat oo 11s COSTA MESA SUCCUMBS Gro,., ~641, ~;;,A~ a..a~ ""' Nov<mh••·
Hruska and Curtis).
The next issue of the
Coturrwllil·~ fndr.or may prove
to be even mor..-hopeful. The
land Use Bill wu. defeated irt
the House of Representatives • on June II , 1974. The people
are finally letlina their volcu
be heard where it counts. Are
gobllns or gremlins. Crime Is flee. O.er tbe walt., ad au. Marloa L. P.lplr Sr., 10, do1a. ilt2 Alwood An, 14, W11 be lint the ten
produced by crlmlal.ls, eo-seam. tbat prUau mut blli7S Mt'fFPOI'l Bltrd., Costa GudiD Groft, Callfwaia l.epruenutiut ,and ont
courapd b)' tbe luatmo'llbere aboltabld. tlllat tbt prlloolr bu Mt-. W'bo dlld s.dly at COlla tzMl; Jo¢J ADa Btl~ 119! Sel'lator who tcorcd 100 you Jistenina. Bil Brother'?
created bJ CODtemporvy pe-tbe lllDt eiYllrtcbtlutbeatw-aa.. Meaorlal ~tal. wtn Atwood An., IC.G&roeaGron, ~~~ a ro•ad of appliUM. -ri/~ ~m~rtnn tv._y Fe•tutw1 DOkllfsta: Ybo baft beea pro-a.btdlac. ltltllllc1 art ltu'tlac;brt t.ied today, Qc. a, ID CaJUonla tz64l. Hue an their na.-• and
motiDe tmr<Wbble, 80C.I&l ez... to drtft ID UlatprOt"etbltc:oa. Paclftc vtn memorlal puk, 1'hiJ; bii:IMII I.e coaclaettd ••a•t:t: S.enft s, ... .., (al 500LD'"'-L lANKER
perlme'"' Whiell .... Ulll tbt ta_.ry -lstuteot Harbor Vltw Hilla. b!' • ....,., pom...... tcbho. Joho oo-• tOl FIRMS IN NEW SITE
crlm.IJ».I 1111 tbe kx:al cocam1m-wcrt:Dc. A 1 p.m. ~ce ia Padtte SICIII4: ltlm A. .,..... C•Ufomil, John a.riet (01
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CO ... ONA 0•1,. MA ... , CALifl',
Students preSIIf drama
,__ Wl*r'a ''Ow -iatlltllr--ton." Iabeii( ___ ....,., .. -~ .....
lllo ...... bra ___ .,--.. --
Joel.l ....,. ca.__,"..--...._ al'tl: eca' .u at !all
KIWJIOL'I-11 ... '1 -~ --.MJ!oll_.., Ia-
, .. .,. liDo uta OOIWiop. dluo, -tlltJ --
Tho play -lui al&lillllll .. _, -· -.llr. --wJU -.. tbroocJI Aopot!O doc'l -~ .,......
at llu!Mto School. Cartall -wu -of oo1J 1 Umt t.a 8 p.m. .e1Mlol8 la tbt lliloa im.Ud
Malt IDd temtle 1eact. ue to pertarm at tat cc.rw••·
dotllll-.:1.1t: Bruce K.alt aad wb1cb rfllll'nt~Wt 50,000
Terry cuoe •• Gtorp Glbtll, m.s.ta lD tbe UD.I.tld state~
Non Ball &Dd Gall Brower &Dd c..-.
as Emily Webb.
Rob Willbtte and 14uren W:lt-
cbell are cast as Dr. 100 Mrs.
HEW O.C.C. SERVICE
AIDS VETS HOUSING
NAVY Fireman Rtcrldt Mike Gibbs, and Craie Haney aad
.McDaniel, lOll of Mr. Ud Mrs. Pamela Fran.tlln u Mr. ud
Bob J. McDaDlel of 203 Rose Mrs. Webb. SaDly SlmpiOCI. Is
LaM Cotta Mesa bU p-ad-atare manarer lor tbe prod.oc-.ted "trom reerw.t' tn1D1nc at tloo. Dram..t lna."'t!t•~tor Tom
tbt Nanl Tra1Dinc Center, Sao
Oraop Cout Collep'o Y<ll·
eri.DI lffa.lra ofllu .._. tnJu.
attd a ..., 'HttnM boual.D&
..mee to belp occ •.U-.to
local -lnr ttol tJ>ey can at-
lord.
Dteao. He fill now report to a
formal scbool for specialty
tralninc or to a sb1p or stme
staUoo lor oo-the· )Jb traJ.ntnc.
BOOK REVIEWER PLANS
HEW CELEBRITY SERIES
·Carlotta W1111ams ot Studio
City, DOted Southern C1llfornta
book reviewer r wlU ~gt.n her
9th "celebrity book reYtew
series" this fall in the Newport
Harbor area.
Guest authors wlll be featured
Salty Alltoa ot tile occ vet-
erans atr:aira omee aya, "We
let tlM landlord lmow tbe num-
ber ol watts tbt lt1ldeDt 1s
earry1Dc aad tbe dollar amolllll
be is ruarantettt bJ tbe U. S,
Go•vnment lor his education-
al beoeftts."
E S S at each of tile-programs, slated
JfEW _ az:IUJLDIWG for 10:30 a.m. Oct. 4, Nov. 1,
Velenu -OCC,:uod
tbose PilDDIDc to atteod, Wbo
Deed boustng sboWd cootact
U:Jss Aliter.. at 556-5853. Real-
tors aw! JaocUor41 wbo are in-
terest« in becomlDc lnvolved
lD. tbe procram are a lao lnrlted
to call U:lss Alltoo.
Irrt-&ular Sha~s Feb. 7 and March 7. South
IDD~pdDti -c:ott• Coast Alumnae Club or Pt Beta
COSTA MUA MAnliSS CO. Phi bas sponsored the series
~~=;;;~·~·~•·;'~'~"~""~"~":';] In Orange County slDce 1954. Mrs. Rlcbard Jooas of Newport
Beach 1B current pruldent of LT. KERMIT SIMONS, son ot SILVER & GOLD the club aDd wtll be assisted Kermit T.Simonsof2311Eldeo,.
IIE1I'04IT HARBOR ENSIGN
I'UII.JIItED WEEKLY -PAGE!
OORSOAY, AIJG. 8, 1974
OOII)IIA DEL liAR, CAL
YOUTH FOR UNDERST ANDII'fG e:&ebi.Dge students arf'
saying goodbye after completing: a year liYiDI with Harbor
Area families. Ximeoa Negret, trom Cok)mbla, South
America, attended Costa Mesa hlgb scbool and was active
with the school r.ewspaper a.od year book staff. Tapio
Lehtlnf'n, trom Finland, attended Newport Harbor hlgtl
school and participated wUh tbelr CTOSS country tea m.
Both students will soon be returning to their home lands,
•
How the Chinese
do it
Lqend has it that Chineac docton
used lo be paid only whde their
patients wen: healthy, aot no ru
during illness. II almru1 sounds
reasonable. In (act, then: an: phy-
sicians today who specialize in keepina their
pat-ents heahhy. Pr~~~111i~e medicine., it's called .
All docton practice it as much as tj)cy can. 1r you
get regular checkups, you r doctor hu a chance
to keep you from getting s1ck . Modern drup play
a IarKe part in this practiCe, and thai's when: we
pharmaci.sts·come in . But only you can make
preventive medicine work-by reuing into the
habu of rq:ular checkups. h 's a very JOOd idea.
Christensen Pharmacy
3021 E.. COAST B'ftT., COBOWA DEL MU
CaJOLE ~-2550
COINS on these dates by the ways Costa M.eaa, baa made his nrst
aDd means chairman, Mrs. solo tugbt In a Nuy aircraft
BOUGHT & sbLD James Wllaon of Newport at Pensacola, Fla. Solotnr Is
645 • 86 .() Beach, aDd Mrs. Frank Gill a major step towuds becomlng
YouMaketheMostofYot1r Money
of l:a(WIIi HUla. a Mutne aviator.
HELel JOHNSON OF NB
IS APPOINTED BY UCI
f P Appointment ol Helen M. Highway House o rayer Jo~~n~or. or Newport Boaeh as
U11 I. COAST HWY., COWOHA DIL loiAR pubUe lnformattoa o!!leer !or
LOWIII LIVIL ... Ill All UC Irvine Is aMOUDCed by H..
Bradford Atwood, asststa.nt
INTBRDBHOMINA.TIO/IIAL, PULL G05PBL chancellor for lmlnnltyrell·
lUNDAY SCHOOL• t •. u WOIIH" IIIIYICI• 11100 Uon&.
IVAMQILIITIC IIIIVICI• 6100 P.M. lUNDAY Mlsa Johnson "'ined tht lr.:I
PIIAY'I• AND IIlLI STUDY• 7•10 P.M. WIONUDAY public bU'ormation staff In 1969
WILLIAM T. KIOAH, PASTOR alter servlnr as asta.ttwrtter
PHOHio U2'1762 · !or tile Los An&oles Times 16
years. She also bas been teach. Jlumuut~ <!rongrrguttutfal' cn~utr~ log courses wltb related
fteld trips to Mexl.co for UCI
A l+u at/ lrui•P•"J.,.t Cott~ct•tlo••l Cbrlsli• Cb•rd Erteoslon. A craduateotWll.on
nt:E REV. lOHN A. LINDVALL,IItotater CoHere 1n Pennsylvania wtth a ., _ _, major 1n political acteoce, she s_, _ ... eo : 10:00 &.m. .<t!'elvoo!, ... -···~-~~ ·~lo llbdy: 9:00 &.Ill. 111111'?:00 '""· etiaretl-t-.... '!lltlo .\iniltleU "sniltft ·-
,.2'SIIOAD STRUT, .M-... ·--IIIC, . • ' She auceeeds Wayne A. Clark '-=:::::"="=,.::"="'=::•=•:::'"~':::'"::•=1:::4:=o:::4=::=::::==:"::h:=""="::':::':::.U::::=·=Z7=:40::::::=~ of In1ne, 1 member of tbe UCJ r stat! 10 years, who reslcned to THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH become assoetate oclltorortlle
TMI CIHTIR POR IIILICAL STUDIIS Oraop County lllastratedmag-
•• MAOMOt..IAIT'. AT fl41 ,UI. •lat.. I CLUIIS ar.lne a.nd editor of the Orange
SANTA AMA A¥1. 11tH A.M. WOIJIUP MOUI County Busloess Review.
COSTA MilA 7tH P.L IVAOILIItiC MOUI
DR. JlloiiiY COMIS, PASTOR KELLY GRADUATES AS
COSTA II&:SA COUNS&:LINO CENTER SECIJRITY POLICEMAN
TO I!MHAHCI DTIU•IIli.C LI'(IMG Airman Patrick J. Kelly, son
Al'fOTBEI\ MINISTRY OF TB:E niST BAPTIST CBURCB or Mrs. Mary L. Silas of 212-4
RIY. JAioiiS HIHRY, DIRICTOR Pomona Ave., Costa Mesa, bas
FA.IIJLY, PBIIIIOII.\4 CALL NI-l 'Ill graduated at Laekland AFB,
IUJUTAL COu.ILIMG Cit 141111' Tea.s, from the U, S. Air ~~=L=I=A=IIM=· ~TO=L~I~Y~I="~TM~IrD~Y~H:AIIl;;IC.~L~I=':I:":=;:=1 Foree security poUeemao courH conducted by the A1r
TraiD.lnr Comnwxl.
Welmtlt JOIID *'*-The airman.· wbo wu tralDed LUTHERAN CHURCH lD aeeurtty and law tllloree-FIRS'r CHURCH OF
OIRIST, SC1£m1ST
3303 Via Lido
Newport Beach
SUNOAYSOIOOL
OF THE MASTER mao!, ls berne au!CDed to
2100 P'llaHio V.._ Dr. Francis E. Warru AFB, Wyo., ror duty wtth a Ull1t of
CorOM fill Mtr. CIIN. tbt str1tecte Air Comm&Dd.
LAWRBIICI D. rRUIIUIIO Ha aHIIIded Eotaoe!a bill> 91 101S0t.•·
SUNDAY SERVICES
9 I IOdiO Lm.
Putor-PboM ....._.... acbool.
WEDNESDAY EVENING • WATER SHOW AT CMHS
MEmNG I p.m. Warlfaf; llow -lG-.JO a.a. Costa Mea's cScvtmea.t of
READING ROOM lf•IIQ lid Co8M .,_ leisure Hrft.Ctl wtll prneat
Weelr. dayt: 9 a.m. · 5 p.m. J'rroQSed ttl 9th annual water shoW' Wtd-Wedne.d.y: 9 a.m.· 7l45 p.m .... __ ,.;.:.:;:::;;;.. __ ....,j neadaJ aDd Thunday, Aqv.at
Tuetday and Frid•y : 14 and 15, at Coltl. Mea hl&'h 9 a.m.· 5 p.m.: 7-9 p.m. ATT.MD school at 8 p.m.
Tbt 1lmr, entiUtd "It's I SECOND CHURat OF THI CHURCH small world," la tile eulmtoa.
OfRJST, SOEN11ST Uon ot the summer swim pro-
Newport -Beach at OP YOU I CHOICI rram and wUII•ture aspects
Corona del Ma.r IIGULAIL y of the "learotoswtm'•procnm JlOO" .. clr~e Vtew Or. aa well aa l)'ll.cbroalltd ntm
SUNDAY SOIOOL 10 a.m. numbers foeu.ID( oa nrio111
SUNDAY SERVICE 10 a.m. · · couotrlts around tbe world.
WEDNESDAY EVENING GIACIIIILI atUIOt Tlckets are 5~ lor adults aDd
R.eadi .. Room: 8 ,... VeteriU• Memorial Bklc. z~ lor ctllldreo. ~8 L Co•elBwy. .. W.l .. eo..~~-
Eot• .. • .. "•""-RIY. TOM TYIII, ,. .. _ DRILLS AT NO. ISLAND
Moa.·Fri.: 10 a.111. • 5 p.-. IUID&T aR'fEII: NaY)' rac:Uomao tb1rd class
11uanday eftftin&t: 7 to 9 ~ ~· 1:00 •.M. Albert s. Tbomas, wboel witt,
S.c,:lOa.•.to4p.a. -=,-==-:,&DC:e~, Patrlctl. Is thl dl.actater ot
Yoca arc c•cll.lly}-i..t 10 ----U.. -p trl ... .1. N 1 ancnd dnudl ~· ..d CaD • •n Mr. IDd Mrs. a ca -ap r==~~~;~~~i~;~~;~~~~~lor 4507 Tremom LaDe, Cameo
ro-m.a.,N=aa.o-. 1•r ... .,... ..... · Shorts, drUb ooe weebDd
moot.bb' wttb the Nan.l Air CeiMIWI (1-rci Rue"' Forces, NlftlA1r8ta-
•o•a•T M. IIMGITOM ... PASTOa tiOil, NoTtb lsllnlt, lD Su
:1311D ST. ot ORAHGI, COSTA IIIU-Ul-1010 Dleco.
s-y monaor --. 10:10 &.m. -, Scliolil S-*1_11( __ -l~p.... t:GOa.-.
WtdlaDyBiblltadf Ud,.,.. • • • 'r:OO
Aa ---
.21ft
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WSANGELES FEDERAL SAVER
As a Los Angeles Federal Saver, you
make the most of your money -in
interest, in extra services.
You get substantially higher interest
than commercial banks pay -in fact, the
highest interest paid anywhere on
insured savings.
You also get a free checking account
(including your first order of person-
alized checks) at a cooperating statewide
bank. A free safe deposit box, Travelers
Checks, Notary Service-all the free
services others offer plus three more:
altogether, more than twenty ways you
save when you save at Los Angeles
Federal Savings.
Check through this list of free services
and see how many you're now paying for.
FREE
SAFE JlEPOSlT BOX
Do you have one'! You should, Paying
for one'! You shouldn't. If you have
a savings account of $1000or more,
a safe deposit box is youn free. "'~
ANNUAL INTEREST RATES ON INSURED SAVINGS
.----------All 1nttttsl compoundtd Cla•ty
5X% 5~% 6~ 6~%
-"'=-~· tdfk-~-.:::= .:.,' :t=.,:-;-;;!-1 .,~if !i,., -.....,. •" ~.:,; ;c:-' r ....!..::"".....,
7!{%
tnh< ... ·-· ~~-·-·--~--................ ... .............
5:39% 5.92% 6. 72% 6.98% 7. 79%
la,....... , ....... Srf= ........ k~$ -1M MIW,._ •I til) ti-...... WI '-'-t u• 1 o • ... ,. c.tlfk.IW Ill ~~ _, 1M ....... _ llfW te -twlt:J. !NI. •• _._, ~~ttt~ ,_.., ".....,.._ ....... , , ••.., ~t~t..-m ,., ... ,,.. "• .. .....,, w111
... ~--It ~ ........ Mill .......... SIIMol r.te, lt1.1 10 .. ,. lllteffll
LOS ANGELES
FEDERAL
SAVINGS 1....-----------..,...J CHAJit(R I NOTICTIOII -=-----.....,..,... .. , ....
a full service savings association.
PERSONAL CHECKING
A CCOU~~SARRANGED
INFORMED BUYERS'
Bt:REAt: MEMBERS HIP
OVER-THE-COUNTER
L1 FE INSURANCE
INCOME TAX
PREPARATION
TRA\'EL
RTD SCHEDl'LES
LOS A~GELES FEDERAL
SA I'INGS Qt:ARTERLY
)IAGAZINE
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
TRA\'ELERS CHECKS
M O~EY ORDERS
PERSO~ AL DOCUMENT
COPYING SER\'IC'E
Bl'Y OR CASH IN t:.S.
SA I'J~GS BONDS
~OTE AND TRUST DEED
COLLECTION
SPECIAL TAX
DEFERME~T
SA I'INGS ACC'Ol'NTS
'C HE C K-A-)IO~TH '
I!' COME
PASSBOO K LOA~S
PAYROLL SA I'I~GS
PIGGY BANKS
GIFT CHECKS
•
POSTAGE-PAID SAVE-
B\'.)IAIL ENVELOPES
Ft:l'ERAL EXPENSE
PROTECTION
FREE PARKING
EXTRA HOURS -OPEN
TO 6 ON FRIDAYS
(SOME REQt,;tRE MJNIM t;)t
BALASCE.)
Sta rt yoto· LOi< AngFlt>~ FPdf'ral Sa t·in(1R
auoun f fnrla y. (l,nf" m rn 11 f f' and on I' RIQ"rt t 11 ~I'
IR all if Ia kl'll .1
NEWPORT BEACH:
3201 Newp 1rt Bhd.
(714) 675 4500
(A.,_ doe-'-City IWI)
IRAD Of"f1CE -DOWl'nOWN I
One Willlhirw BuilcM&. wu.w,. 8hod. et~ ta A.ncek!.. Calif. d17• G6-7MI or z...lth•1 ........ , __ .............
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MiliARY ACADEMY
"4 JOHN BROWN SCHOOL"
1 .. 1 ... t & Dey Ce4ets
KINDERGARTEN tlo,. ftlo GRADE
t STRONG ACADEMIC PROGRAM
t SMALL CLASUS
t GOOD DISCIPLINE, MANNERS, RESPECT
t ALL MAJOR SI'O RTS
t CHAPEL, IIBLE
I CLEAN IARRACI(S
e LEADERSHIP TRAINING e OPEN SUNDAY AfTERMOOMS FOR
APPOIMTMEHTS
e !MROLLM!MTS HOW BEIMG TAKEN
.
CALL OR WRITE
FOR DETAILS
2065 Cherry Ave,
L•nt Beach 90806
(213) 431-1115
CITY OF HOPE Olamood Horse Sboe Members ea)lylnc
a summer coc.U.U party bosted by Mr. aDd W:rs. M.
Keith C.ede 1n tbelr LaguDa Beach home are Alfredo
Gutierrez of Mellco Clty, at left, bouse guest of the
Gaede' a, aDd Mr. aod Mrs. Cbarles Wheeler of Irvine
Terrace. Mr. Gt.ede is Diamond Horse Sboe chairman
for the 1974 Forum tnteroatlonal hOrse show to be held
Oct. 9-U to beneflt the City of Hope. Mrs. Wheeler Is
a cousin of Mrs. Gaede.
I""~~~~~'!!"'!'!'!!"'!'!'!!"'!'!'!!"'!'!'!!"'!'!~~~ .... ~~~~=:--~CLASS ON KOSHER FOOD DOG TRAINER Oraogo Coast Evealng Col-
Must be able to pass rigid lep will otter a oew course
eumlnaUon of abllltles in this fall titled "Jewish gour.
obedience, problem solvlng met," teaching students how
aDd all phases of protection. to prepare traditional and un.
SOU TH COHST
lllfM'ING Must have local references usual Kosher foods wlth an
wtNNfR 1 ACADEMT AWARDS! and s~mtt to pollee check. emphasis on economy·
Must have late model car. The course Is for men and
Ends TIKts., Aug. 13 Full Ume only. Salary to womeo. It wUI meet Thursday
Opeo Wed., Aug. 14 exceed $250 per week after evenlngs from 1 to 10 p.m.
PARALLAX VIEW sb: weeks. at Costa Mesa blgt1 school,
~~~~~:.-.M~A~T~IN~E~E:.:::~~ AAA OOME IX)G TRAINING beginning Sept. 12. Regtstra. l ,;;,;,oiiiiioiiiiii L--....;6~?5;.-~?800;,;,;, ___ lion Is belng held by awolDI-
ment only b'om Aug. 14 -30.
VERYBODY LOVE
UR AUGUST SAL
Our 23rd Anniversary August Sole includes our
entire inventory of spring and summer fashions.
We ore in the midst of remodeling our shop -
~net our entire inventory must GO! Noturolly,
're offering greater values thon ever and you'll
surprised to find the low, low sole price togs
our well known LIDO FASHIONS
~~73 %
OFF
entire Inventory DeWeese
SWIMSUITS 1• s~:!:art
COVER UPS Daffy
CIPRIS
SIORTS
I LOUSES
TOPS
SWEITE
DRESSES
!1111 I sMrl)
PIJIII SETS
DESII IOWI
CAPRI SETS
23rd Anniversar y Surprise Specials
PIIT SliTS
(Itt. Pr. S54 II WI)
Llll IIEIIEI
(Ill. l'r. $4111 Ill)
IIIII IIEIIEI
(Ill. Pr . $44 It s•
ILIIIEI I TIPI l"sisl'r .....
111" .. 181 11
111" .. 121 11
1 11"~·'21 11
IIPIII ,.l'r .....
CREDIT CARDS WELCOME
~ewport Beach
3424 Via Llda
Validated FrM Parking
~ 1(
l ->.,. "{ \...,. .. i
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Serving Time
a.rtt,rt ..... Q ot 00.. ._.. .... _ -·· ,._, . ....., .. ... --Jial lf'lll ... cal ........ ._.JWft~Jal-
lJ 111011111 ·,.----Ia L<>mpoc.
Ro wu -lod olbrllldal
ea~~"C~Uaa pneUee IIWI dWial
tbe eJ.c:UoD. He wu a.llo fiMd
' ,,0,000.
HOME REPAIRS COURSE
IS OFFERED BY O.C.C.
"Home repa.tr1 tor worn•," ON , ANY a aew t .. week dau, 1a beiDC
ottored lor tile !lrot Umt au SUNDAY IIIU by Oruco Cout Collep.
It will meet Tunday afterDOODS
J from S-5 p.m. In Room 347 ~ll!lll!'l~~l! I at Estaoela bieb Kbool, •
JONATHAN ZALUSKY (slutch•J by hi5 JaJJ
Young cellist is busy
Jona.Uwl Zaluslcy, "'1,' y"Jr' ~'efl muJrt sc~l at Idydwtld,
old stooent at Corooa del War and tut year be wu awuded
h.i&fl schOol, las just 'retuned a 3 week scbolarlb.lp to the
from Humboldt College, vhere naUooa.lly reooWDed Coacress
be was lnviled to pa.rUctpa.te of strings at USC. H1s most
In tbe school's summer music reeeot aftl'd was a cash prl.u
seminar, playtng hi s cello In presented to blm last May by
a string quartet. On Sunday, the American lnsttttte of Fine
July 28, Jonathan was preseDl· Arts 1n Beverly HUts.
ed In a r ecital at the Clyde He Is the soo of l4r. and
THE TERMINAL ~, ••
MAI\I
No .2
HTHE STING"
Theotre No. 3 ..... _..
6QIIRID6.WIIIHIIIII' ..............
MU~·
, ........ IN! .......
1:10-3:10-5:10. '1:10 . 9:10•'
2:22-4:43 -7:00 -9:16
b&ttlesthe
creatures ollejlend
Zulch Gallery In Corona :1el Mrs. Bernard Zalusk)' of Cor-"Cl,LE
Mar, as a student of Judith ooa del Mar. His father Is a •' CELEBRATING OUR
OPENING IN NEWPORT 2 Bland. noted painter.
In 1973 he won the Congress ~---.
of Strings award against much
older and more experienced
musicians. He was selected as
cellist In the all Southern Cal.
Uornia high school honors or.
chestra for the past 3 years.
In 1971 he was anrded a
scOOla.rshlp to the h.edlands
summer music school, in 19'72
a scholarship to the USC sum-
DIRTY MARY
CRAZY LARRY
PLUS
"KID BLUE"
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6101 IMOW AT7 .. t-.au.r.,...r:ao.
t&JMdt.lldt ... 2:C!HQH41 fiJI
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7:00 -10 :50
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..._, \\ i'OHl < •
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THE WHITE DIIWN ~
"'-"""-......... n lt<XJJJST
~r..'TI..W3 Of'.\U.
7,00 ~ IHO
PLtE
~/!yJU
8:55 ooee ooly ..
'J\\J'()H_f ' 2
week only-St.rts
DRIIIIS ~~·:,~'e ... 1 up to 1/2 OFF
W Allloi-U P SUI TS
SWI!.ATIIIS
JACICIT$
20% to 400,4,
OFF our ,.. low prlcoa
TENMI$ SilO IS ·F-oa low a $2.99
Now 0...1 .. Tollow AootNII•
TIMMI$ IALU .
$2 •• C•a ef J Ll•lt 4 c•• ,., ...... , <•• hob lo of) ut4 Wle)
I
By J.C. Humphrloo
J.C. Huntpllf/ft. Wflo. no,. •t
'123 Nftii!JIOrr •lwt. ,.., """ •
CiJit• M.,. l•rrdmMk for mo,.
liMn 11 YHfl, 11 Ml wthoriry tm
,..,, •rtd /ftWiry.
GOLD'S MYSTIC
. 'IIAUTY Tbt fbouaDd faces of ,old
jewelry toda)'prOfidea mys-
tic aUurt YDdlm1DI.Jbld oYer
tbo put ll>o.....S , .... Gold
toclly QmboliMa krH, trutll
lDd booui)',U U butllrOUii!>·
out bloiOry.
Colis lb1Dt1 for eeaturles
wf.tbout tht dil.molld • 1
selnUllaUon, but wttba deep-
ly fuelni.U.O, lutre as
emotionally atllf'J1Dc 1n a
tlmple pendant as 1D the
molt tJQalsltety dlllcned
and expensive piece of
jewelry.
Like tbe dlamoDd, ctftJ In
gold are "forever." Llke
dlamood jewelry, •ell de-
llped cold jewelry denes
the nuctuaUnc whims of
faahlon, so that wba.teYer
you buy will oner lose Its
appeal,
Gold today means au these
thlnp to those who wear It
in tlDlsbed form; and just as
much to the jeweler, who
dedicates the tt:Deat of hJs
craftsmanship to tbls mys-
Ue metal.
8& 8GAL8
Served Mondoy thru Thul1doy
dinMn incluth soup or .JMI,
chokl of bMtd potlto or riel HI'WIIilln
RED SNAPPER _ ....... _ ...... -- .
MAHI MAHI . --... -... -... -.. -. -
GRILLED SEA BASS .. _ .•..•..•..
TOP SIRLOIN _ ... -...... -.••....
NEW YORK STEAK ............. .
LOBSTER TAIL .... __ ......... __
STEAK AND LOBSTER ...... _. _ . -
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2.25
2.46
2.96
3.25
3.75
4.96
5.96
•s• •sa .,. BLUE H
POOLS ·
WORLO'S LARGEST: PUT IH A BLUE HAVEN
POOL OR SPA· FREE ESJIMA TEl PR committee named
.for OC United Way
Twenty-ttve years ofbappen-
1ngs were caught~ when EnstgD
statfer Bob Monrad of Lido
Is le entertained bis sister, Jean
Scheldenbelm, over tbe week-
end. Mrs. Scheidenbelm has
lived near the eastern seaboard
and just recently moved to
Santa Fe, New Med.co, which
accounted for the reunion.
Being an old sailing buff, Bob's
sister was delighted 11rtth a
sailboat trl.p to Catalina and
then Bob and his wife, Mary,
entertalned Jean and other
fr iends with boating about the
bay. • • •
Tel-M ed has )ust passed lts
fi rst birthday aod, 1n case you
huen't called, Us telepbooe
number Is 83S-ZZ21. Paid lor
by tbe Oraqe CoUDty Medlcal
CALL NOW OR DROP IN ... We're Close By
Ancl Open 7 D_oys A Week.
12222 Harbor Blvd., -Garden Grove
St•u L.l c•"•• lf22J7
530-1142
871-8020
n2-3401 or 649-5094
Tbomat s. saat.Jey, ullstant
•tee-prestdeat of commun.Jea-
tlons for Paclllc Mut\al LUe
lD.suraoce Co,, NewJ)Orl Center,
wlU sene as pubUc relatJons
ct.lrmao for the tt.rst United
Way of Orange County cam.
pa.lgn.
The United Way jolot cam~
paign wttt cover 32 communl-
tles and wtll benefit 75 member
agencies . A eampatgn kick-ott
Is planned for Sept. 19.
The pltlUc re1aUonscommlt-
tee tnchJdes the followlne from
the Harbor Area: Michael
Manahan, co mmunity relations
manager for the IrYIDe Co.,
~;,;;~;;i,----------' who Is the Harbor Ar• rapre-
SWIM SUITS
REDUCED
Tennis Dresses
on Sale
NEW & FINAL MARK-DOWNS
ON SUN SUMMER CLEARANCE
1/3 TO 1/2 OFF OR MORE
11,.. ohtl•
V;'Mioo" ....... "-"'"'.
·~· tM.Dil ... IIIIIIWI'OIIl llYO .• COSll I !SA
WI SlAY OPI" ·1~ I P.M. f-1 !VIS.
Cl lrlllloll'
lOCAlll .. -.. I(.,.., ...
Pdtl COillllllOfLT JUS II riW SliPS 111011 Clll (l$l 101hi1CI11 111l 1110 llr 1-11 AY(.
•
MIMtlft 011 the eommtttee; AssoelaUon, tbls ts a telepboDe
WerDtl' Escbtr, pet)Uc rela-dial ~stem te p ve you intor-
Uons aM advertlsinc director matloo about yolU' favorite
for South Coast Plua, Costa medical pr oblems, tr-om pink-
Mesa, ln charge ot promotions eye to hypogylceml.a. New tapes a~ ~lal eYeots f~ UOOUd ~~~~~~~~~~~========================::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~!!~
Way; Mrs . James Schafer,
Costa Mesa planning commls-
stooer, spectal events repre-
sentative; Mrs. Olive Davis,
pltlllclty editor for Pacinc Mu-
tual, tndustrtal press represen-
tative; and the following mem-
bers-at -large: Jim Carnett,
pubUe r elations direc tor for
Orange Coast College; A 1an
Nicholson of AlanStonemUl As-
soclates, Newport Beach; Ever -
ett Temme of Temme Adver-
tising, Newport Beach, and Jeff
Wetmore, flnanctal ""'rlter for
Paclftc Mutual.
FLORENCE ARGABRIGHT
SUCOJMBS AT AGE 83
Florence L. Argabrlgtlt, 83,
of 45? Saota Ana Ave., Newport
Heights, who died Saturday at
her home, was entombed Mon-
daY 1ll PacLnc View memor lal
pa.rk, Harbor View H11ls.
Senlces we re coOOuc ted In
Pacific VIew chape I by Or.
John LlndVllll of Plymouth Con-
grep.tlooal Chur ch.
Mrs. Arp.brlgtlt Is s urvived
bY her husband, Herbert; a
daugbter , Patrlcla Smith of
Newport Beac h; a sister, Mrs.
WUllam Campbell of Kansas,
&.00 1 craodson.
She was born In Iowa aDd
UTtd here tor the past Z2 years.
LOCAL ...
TO SERVE
YOU
YOU'LL LOVE SAVING 2 WAYS AT YOUR LOCAL LFS
• tm MIWOIT
con" MilA
Save at your local Lag una Federal
Savings. where our first concern is
you, our friends and neighbors ...
w'here your savings are reinvested
to improve the quality of lif e-
where you livel ... Wh ere eve ry
Important decision Is made locally
and promptly. Open your accounl
now and start earning the nation 's
highest Interest on insured sav ings.
coupled with many exc lusive
benefits from LFS -the LARGEST,
FIRST and STRONGEST i nde-
pendent Federal in the resort and
coastal areas we serve.
•
1. FLEXIBLE PAS58 00K
ACCOUNTS EA.RN
ttK-.rt • ..,. o' _,, _., . .,,..,_" ....
•1101 11'00'1"' 0.1!-0I IIt 1"11 •+th·
d<l!W~I al ""' tl .....
2. BIG MONEY TERM
CE RTIFICATES EARN
..._ ... 11,000. to "' 10 • ,...,.
sw .. toN~II '""'-• tolll'l•"• .,. c:••· llftcl .. wlthd!.,. .. l .... ,. "'•lll•ll~
~~~,~~~~e. UIIUM...,.._C Mlul&_, ~=""~; • NA NIGUEL: 3 -··J:&. .... • ~ -s;MENTI: to'l ........... II ~ ,_.. • u• ..... .
24038 r .. ne 1M lll f'tat• • LAKE £LI...,.: D ._. • 7 1 -:.
nue • Comtn; NOn In BELMONT IHOM.t
lriiililll&l
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.... IJ .-. --ayllal ---........ klo ot .... .., : : : jii!,o~di!illnMu .. e ... .._.. toa..at L.cllllcllt oa 1M~ ..,..ee wufoDoftd
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........ •• to an til tat tlfll M p•nud by ..,. ... to. ooattratloll. ••• taa ud
.... -loehldlol .... -bldol .._ -al .... tab ... -· Boloo =-.... -1111 ruy on roclptl -Slarll.lc. Fru "-1-llc<;te, LUUu
-....... ? I .._,, "-• bot am -•lbo Hoo11o !1-strock, Tbolma Tbomaa, Elllo
- -al 1M -tal>lo, wtlll eocor .. lor sa..,.., Elleo ~ ud ot eourae lbo 1(11011 ...-portor..._. Eo)OJIAr tbe .-, of boAor ••• plu.,.., more.
_.. l...lWM ..S Speaee RaaJc. HeltD Waddell, • · • • h1 ul v ... lla<lloy ud Bor•dlae alld RlllfY Fru (lira. _..,) Joaos .•. IIIIOIIIOr
IIIII•• n. Fr41C1rlelt Ha&fteswerut...t. due .. SUIJ II'&JQllnat" • . • hu a train trip
.. U. betiC .. .., north'' at the Bobemtu ac::blduled for Eupat, Orecoa ••• aceom·
Clllb. puled, ol count, bJ lf&Dd-cblldren Heather
• • • ud YOWl WUHam.llo1tley aDd tbelr mother,
I.Airlady there tan beaD "welcome borne"' Ann Ellea · • • They Ylllleln this SaturdiJ
parlin , , • Mary Allee and Coo Ayres are about lO:SO a.m. Ul1 RIDE ALl. DAY •• ,
jilt t.M b-ore Burope , • , "Best trip yet,,. tbeD efta SLEEP oa tbl tralD, arriYIDgarOUDCI
1brJ Allco -.ya. "Tbe laat trip Is always 10 o'eloek '"' S-y IIIOfAIDII The)' plan to
t1t1 bttt." Tbt flrst weet they were at Yialt tbe Un11'erllty ol Orecoo LD E11p01,
.u.t&IICI •.• tbe "SpaDlsb Riviera" .•. tbeJ wbtcb owns tbe Warr• conecuoa ot oriental
dM ... ruorta: alone the coast, tbeo back to 111 • • • 111 tbt museum btre, and Is coostd-
'f)e 1..-IODion." at tM Gloocester .• ·.bow-end ooe ol tbt f1Dut lD lbe country. I bellen
.,.., tbtJ took the ralls for a scenic trip to tbe JaputH plan to flJ bomel • ,..._,; tbe tropical part ot Eoglud ••• palm • •
tnee aocl alii There tbey to!Did SO yachts I lmactM Marnie IBd Jay Reed are sUU
fro. aU onr the world ready tor the ooe napped ln U.t sUYer doud after the beaO-* yacht race ... AND two ot them were t1fW puty iD booor ~ tbelr 25th annlYersary
from Newport Beach! Their young Don was and KarD1e'1 blrtbliaJ •.. hosted by the
OM aDd AI Castle the other! Robert Eatons, at the Blc Canyon Country
Slllce their return, Mary Allee honored Club. Most ol the lmm9dlate Floor family
Mr daU(bter, Toni Wasson, with mother -in-were present . • • along wtth some of the
law Jean (Mrs. Reid) Wasson and Nancy De-tolk from Unda Isle, where Marnte and
YCMmC. It was a "boat and bridge" party, Jay Uve, as well as otber Newport Beacb
wltb iiasbaDd "Cap'n Don" skippering a tour folk . . . It simply does oot seem possible
o1 tbe bay wbUe guests enioyed refreshments these two bave beeD Mr. and Mrs. tor 25
aid hmcheon aboard ... back at home port, years ... gOodness, 'twu only "yesterday"
tables were ready tor a bid aDd play after-that Marnle was Marpret Floor's lovely
DOOD. • • • daughter . • . she basn't changed there;
she st111 is a lovely daucflter ... but with
Another "boat and bridge" affair · · · wtfe aod mother added! Our best wishes Jay
bceortd Mary Allee, herself . · · am was llld Matnle. towards your golden ooel r•••••••cuP a sAve••••••, : ~<~'~'H""'•... Need a ~~ IRVINE APPOINTS -.. H PERSUNNB. CHIEF
1
1 ... ::.···" .... -~::...... elping I • Robert R, ArboU, 30, has been
? , H d? named dlrislooalpersonnelma.!. II -...,.~-· .. ~ a n , oapr !or tile Irvine Company, I wttll responslblllty tor all per-I soooel services ln the tlrm's
I I residential a.nd multl-famllydl-f?ivilll ltCM. t1 be't"l kr~~d CARPENTRY IS Oflr Sll'f! a Seft1 Cr.
.. .. -d
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S..oll General Repairs
CONCRETE JOBS Custom Cabi.Dets
Boat Bo:r:es, etc.
Sbndard & unique Fence repair In concrete walkways, and construction. patios aDd planters.
Patch.ingand Repairs I PAIUTIHC ond
~ visions. t: Besides employee relations
"a aDd recruitment functions tor
Ql the 2 divisions, Mr. ArboU's
;: duties include the olannJng and
'<::: administration of all manage-
:-n ment and employee development
I programs for the company. I Befo~ joining the Irvine
BRUSH & HAMMER ~ ~~~':~s ~~~~y!FbyM~~t~l~ Inc., Hawthorne, as s~rvtsor
CALL GARY ~ JONG'S VARNISHING
1673-5333 Or 894~31301\11 o! employeerelatloos,aodWes. _ _ tern Gear Corp., Lynwood, as
5682 RESEARCH DR. NO. c 1 Industrial relations manapr. Mr. Arbolt, who was Lorn HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA. 92649 I ta IIIJools, oraduated trom No. ••IIIIi SAVE' ••••••• tr• Dame Ia 1965wUhabacb-
-4 uxmderland r,fwrddinp, int1itatim1s, ..-;~.,..
tbl"ou,ceml!'f/ts, "''IR,rtll ~td naplc ins , UU1&
elor's degree In sociology and
psycholoa, aDd Is working to-
ward hls master's tn tndustrlal
relaUons at OCLA. He Is a
rr.ember of the American So-
ciety of Personnel Admtnistra-
tors and the Personnel and
Industrial Relations Associa-
tion.
wedding ~alt..f! tH·rt aments, R,Utst +
boo•s •• m fact, a rmt·St'"l{l paradis#!
for the bdde·tn·bt.l
2384 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA
PhODP 548-5794 -Mon. thru Sat.
in COSTA MESA ... ~
for crepes & cocktails W
in !IlL·
South Co:1~t Pla/,1
ShnllllJng Center
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CARMEN CARRISOSA OF
COSTA MESA DIES AT 82
Carmen Carrtsosa, 82, ot
2424 Mlsseoo Way, Costa Mi sa,
who died Sunday at her borne,
will be burled today, Aug. 8,
in Holy Sepulchre cemetery,
Orange.
A rosary service w:ii.S held
last night at Biltz-Bergeron
chapel in Costa Mesa, and a
mass Is scheduled for 8 a.m.
today at St. JOGI.chlm's Catholic
church lD Costa Mesa.
Mrs. Carrlsosa, a UfetJme
CaWornta resident, 1s survived
by a daughter , CIa~ Cotnn
of Co sta Mesa; p-andehlldren
Robert and Michael Cotnn and
Cecelia. Lewis; creat -g:raod -
cblldren James Robert Cofftn
and Clalldette Lewis, and by a
niece, Yrs. Row-. Earnest.
WE WILL BE O.OSED FOR VACATION
AUG. 11th thrv AUG. 18th
OPEN AGAIN AUG. l~th
BlLL AND DONN A RlNG of Harbor VIew Hllls are among
the host co~les tor Ball Hal oigtlt at the Balboa Bay Club
Saturday evening, August 17. Henry Tahlnl will provide
the entartainment tor the evening as wen as prepare the
authentic food trom Ids native land. The hosts also Include
Mrs. Caroline Costello, Peter Rothsch.lld, George Beebe
and Messrs. and Mmes. Gavin Herbert Jr., George Wood-
Ford, Richard Hausman, t.:rnte Ounle.te, Andy Ptlcbess
and Wally Gayner.
TRAINS AT FT. POLK
Prlnte Kenneth 0, Hart, 18,
son ot Mr . and Mrs. wuuam
0 . Hart, 229, E. Wilson, Costa
Mesa, bas completed 8 weeks
of bilslc tnlnlng at tbe U. s.
Army Tratnlng Center, ln-
fantry, Ft. Polk, La.
He received instruction In
drill and ceremonies, weapons,
map reading, combat tacUes,
mlutary courtesy, military jus-
tice, first aid, and army his-
tory and traditions.
NELLI A OGDEN DIES
Nellla A. Ogda:~, 80, ot 2048
Orange, Costa Mt!Sl, was buried
Uonday In Harber Rest ceme-
tery bere. Sbe died Friday at
Costa Mesa memorial hospital.
Services were eoodueted
MoDday at First Unity Metho-
dist church by Dr. EariScbteU.
Mrs. Ogden is survived by
a son, Albert Ogden of Costa
Mesa, aOO a daughter, Alma
Tbompson of Newport Bea:cb.
Baltz -Bergeron of Costa
Mesa .was the funeral dlre:::tor.
'"'nn r-••ea.."' a...,. ,..,-._,=._ will bl .... llfll .,._ ot
... lfowpo&'t --ot .... AN,_,.,~ .......
... • ..... tlorooiP '-'· Alfe.ll, at lblt-·-
-ot 1411 E. Cout 11wJ ., Care. detllu.
Sbow Ume lalp.m.MchDtlllt
ticll't Sllllday, W'MD tbl plaJ
wW ltart at 7.
TIM eomblllod aria dtparl.
meat ot tile 1tb0ol will prO-
duce tbt play. Mltcb TMmleJ,
director of the aebool'• tbea.tar
decutmeat, will direct. sud
DePippo will be CbOreocrapbtr,
Pul York will play the m•.
Ken Bate• play• Heary, CIDdy
Coqrove Is Mortimer, Mark
RydiJBSkl Is HucklebJ, Rick
Rick Foney 15 Bellam:7, Stat
Crlttelden plays Ltda, BrlaD
De lAw portrays llall, alld
Rlcbard Conway 1s El C.llo.
Dla.De de Jullo will desliD
scenes and costumes. Sbarl
and Cyrkln and Naacy BeU are
stage aDd make~ crew, Diane
T)ldeo aod Mupret McEIU-cot are bouse m&Diprs.
Sldoey Lebman, at the plano,
and Deirdre MaloJ, oo the nute,
wtU provide music and special
effects.
Tickets are available In ad-
vance or at the door.
Call 675 -2643 tor ticket ln-
Shlrt1
Por Men
Blou1e1
For Women
Collar , n
Cu
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.... 17" ... c--. 641~7·
1111'1 081110 IU
DeiiiD
I Clllllln
n.c.son
DelillO PlaZa 'D'MI
~a1nnma
EriC I Annllll Allllllllll
Franll fll'l'lllntii'IOrl
Blllllnai/1-.IIIC. -..
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81--bl lllPIIod ..., ,.,.. malotoe ._lk>o CbooN a 11&111. oramy bl-lila
·-.. Mlln1 u ,.,.. blaah. """' bl-to Halt ~mt ot JtN1 ebttb lblt twelll .., wMa
you amUe, tbiD bleed lt ap aDd out toward Ute
balrllse.
· Color IIIJjl 011 your ebeou wtll lllebHPtroor
ebetkboDe1 ucl ctve added CIUII:le ud later
to roar: t)'IJ, Add a trae• ot bllllblr to JOIIIl
cblo, your torebead, tbt lobts ot your tt.rs
as a pltuut aeceot.
WbtD you ut tbt trteDdl.y girt. 1n our Cos-
metic• Stctioo tor help wltb your beautJ project.,
tbeJ can 1QC1Ut product• by 1ucb leadlQ( mateu
II Ellu.betb Ardell, Ultima D, GermaJoe Moo-
tell, Hel... RDJX.uteln . • . I.D fact, we kDOW
ot oobodJ wbo las a better selectloll of tbe really
tlne cosmeUCI Unes.
• • •
HANDY HINT: Use a rubber Unger Up to
crlp bard-to-open small capped bottles, such
as flngernall pollsh.
BgSIDEi PHARMA<f¥
WITH CARD 'M PARTY
~•'!>Ofl.tiiO<:h • caUtorD&a, 92662 •
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DOVER
TO BE 14PROYED SOOI
Tllol .c~ dlppf -· • • Clolloe oft lllo aortllen-
MCtloe at lrYIM, Dote ud mao« of tbe z ~ DrlYea ttut. DIU' llu'bor HJ ... IIW tM.t DOW co-..ct Yitb lrYlDt.
al 111o c-II--ry. Tllo lloYor t11a1 -out of
Is 1D1Ac ID &01 -ud llu1>or HlpiUdo WID llocome
etraiptiMd. a c•l-de-ac at Ita -..
Fblol _.,., o1 IIIUcloC Trame otpall probably
a.trucemeatl II eJI)ICted: MOD-WOD"f: be 1n uoUI at lelst 3
day lllPt from Newport Beach moatb1 alter otbtr work 1s
City CounciL complete, aceordtnc to Mr.
Work will probably start 1a Webb, beeause of clelays 1D
tbe late September or euty dlllYerJ ol slpal equlpmeot.
October, according to Newport Newport Be&cb wm pay
pro)ect eapoeer Don Webb, and $98,000, Costa Mesa will pay
COAST GUARDSelmu-tD end about S months Iaior. $84,009 ud 1bo !lood eootrol
Uce John K Edle 100 of M -N.wport, Costa Mesa aod lbe district, $&0,000, be aid. tr-
lreoe A Edt ot'tt'l9 Do ~ local flood eootrot 411trlct wtll viDe An. forms tbe boundary
Laoe c"0_.a ~ lu r~.. comblDe to flDuee tbe protect. between the Z clUes at that
• -ell, Cf.u-Work will IDeluclre: polnt.
uated from bulc tra.laiDc at. • stratptentng tbeallpment "We wtll keep at least ooe
the CO&st Guard TraJnloc Cen-of DO'ter wtth 19th by covertnc l&oe open In ea.eb direction
ter ln Alameda, Cal, Duri.Dc put of the preseatfklod eootrol durtnc eonstrucU.on,'' said Mr.
the 10 weeksofrecrllittratntnc. cbl.noel OQ the oorth side or Webb.
he reeeiYed l.nstroctloo In sea-Do•er. Mollday nl&bt, City Council
manahlp, damap cootrol, dose • Smoothing the lntersectloo Is expected to approve the J6tnt
order drill, flrat aid, marks-by ellmLDaUng dJps, fl.oanelng arrangement.
mansblp, Cout Guard tliltorJ • A tramc slpal.
and mtlltary rerulatlpas.
s3.4 million contract let
Johnson & Son
ANNOUNCES THEIR
EAR END SALE
• ALL 197 4 MODELS MUST GO!
BRAND NEW
• DEMOS and EXECUTIVE CARS
• GIANT SELECTIONS All Models
• TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE
We Need 50
Used Cars Immediately
NEVER · A BmER TIME· OR PLACE!
SHUSToday!
.... son
Hoooo.Aiho ..... C.
"Gollloo.T ..... "
Cui•..._ ••"•
Gents join ladies to
show BCYC fashions
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AMPHII TRAUIIIIG !HDS CXIM$TRUCTIGN •fa!N
-Caopo R--OM IPS! .. ,.IIOJ!CT
llla)llr Edward V, McFarlud. .... ltrf&i ill; ..... atiiTf
o1 16110oMPIIte C-1111-Todd IIJIIo< ol Loo ....... lllro. A. G. (Jerry) DeYirlu, o. IM, Rail*_,, wnuam 11u COIIII>Iolod .,j, _. z ,.. ---ol a
wll.e of lM eommodcre ol tM I.e ForiiJ. _,. ...... 1oM w..U d &tUn datJ at t:M 50,000 4 ft. tJIO,CIOO MM·
Bollia Corllllbllo Yaebl Cl., Gv-, -do R-, M.,•l A·--Cor. 1ac1wi1C 11<11111 allllo -·-aDd Mre. Jay Robert Mattuao Robert Mdtealll, ~ J. Wat.. oudo, CaUl. Re aa...:i.d tbt eut COUll' ol Red Bll1 ud
are co-e .. lrmea ol tbe taU Jr., Del D. aru.tudRtc.M:rd llDdlac force aY1atloa. ltaft CU.. AYel. .. ..,.,._ ,..._
~dloo sbow to be blk1 Bloolll, · pJuaiDc COUI'II WbleblDcllldel: trial eoa.,JeL ColltwUIIUM:r
WedDeldiJ, At~~-14, at tbee}C)-Cl.., member• modellac are ' tutruettoa. lD tbe accpe at re-Com!MI'dal llirabnle Com-
bout, 1601 Bayside Dr., Cor-lim ... Lee Smltb, Jolllll .. rr, '~~tnrurtbtutJ asstped to a't1a-puy's lfnpart BMel oftlc:e
oaadetKar. Jame~ HlDel, Doaald 0.., Uoa~tcr~sintbeplan-11 dlreeUIIc .......,acttwt-
"Gettloe a I1Ae oo tall" .Ul Robett Parker, Doa Doaaldmo lllDC IDd exeelllion ot am-u .. tor tbe _. Mtlllr dlftl-
be the theme wttb Mrs. James aud Ra.~ T~aky. Tbepo-phlblous operatloos. opiMQt,
Htnea Jr. aDd her decoraUoos UemeD modela are Jr • Staff r------------------, c. !airmen ereettnc mintatw-e Commodore Dean Durcan. Tom
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trom Lorraine Sltherland's lD <lresstnc tbe models, UDder
Bayside ceoter shop wltb co-tbe dtrec:Uoo ol Yra, Robert
operative busharwts modeiUnr: L.aopr. U:rs. T&Ddowlky Is 1n
some ~lsure-tlme fa shions tor cbatce of pltlllctty. Reserva-
rentlemen. Music wUI be pro-t1oo. may be made at the club-
Ykled by a combo of ciOO mem-bouse oftlce, 673-G82.
pAM BLANDFORD, Coroaa del bers directed by Joh.P Kimble.
Mar formeTstudeot at 0rance Among committee members
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Coa~ CoUere was selected putting 00 the luoebeoo fashion Ensign Publishing Co. -----------------as a model trt' Peter .Gowla.Dd, show are Mmes. Lorln Weiss,
work'-famo115 glantOUl' pboto-G. Lee Smith, Royce Camp,
grapber durinc a recent 3 day James Dyer, Barry Faber,
picture ' taking sessloo at James Su!Uvan and EdWard
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CORONA DEL MAR
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Tahoe. Pam, wbo has had 00 Hostesses are Mmes. R~rt
previous modellne ezperlence, Newman, Lawrence D. ogg
ls a rOulettedealeratHarrah's. Jr., Howard Langley, T. Pat-
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LET ME INTROOUCE MYSELF
DEAR NEWPORT AREA RESIDENT,
My name is Steven Cobb and my wife IS Eva.
1 have just sold what was said to be the largest
dog training company In the United States, lo-
cated In florida. My reason IS simple. I wanted
to return to the area 1 was born In to raise my
children·. I shall try to be a credit to thiS com-
munity and to serve Its restdentll. Thank you
all for the opportunity.
Sincerely yours,
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O_.et• • AAA ,..,_, Dol Trlll•l•t ..........
•
•
, ... ••a•• MM.DMI, ..... 14P0Ltl. ......
f 4zesrt.'a 111 11& -.a 'I .... .._ eetH• 1J n= the tnt1a uW tn.• 1a aU cattaar. and
... ...,. ....... _ ..... -• .. all -, ltlotor7 poeM baft bo'"' 111M •• '""* , Jl'llllle -pri-llllW' 111M til trotiJ lo -........ Tho -wbo bafldo bobwcarrledoa..-,. a ropata-t• -t)o 1o r~: tho liar Wll:r do peoplo llo 7 'llfllllt ~~~ -•• Ia llold Ill t:Oirtolllpt. P11r t1to Cbrlotlu wbo hu
tllea -'a ,.,_ wltlllrlitll f WilT do U., ollll--Ndo .. froe olD -tJiod with tho Spirit
alPo aM dl•baalata, pnftl'!--......... Ill God than Ia Ollb' ODO WIT to 10. ODd that lo
at.o, talolf1 dlotort -1..-tf WilT do U., tlto WIT Ill tratb. --Ud equl.-, mlor•UIDI -boar Wo an~tbat If we were a war lalao w1-. .......u ... Ood'o _...._llt7 llrlooDor, tIll tortun, we would
WilT do U., lrT to fool other_., know -uy w t to -· God "'-wlodom to llacll -.m,tot 0110 l1f lmOrieo'o popular -tho aaoc1 l1f the boW'. Bat lt'i-a fact that tho
televlolon PI'Oiftllll briDp botoro Ita -1 th-vaot ~orlt7 of ao an llOt fad ... torturo. What
.-to, two Ill wbolll an 111.... The D&DOI aDd wo an tad ... lo temptation -tho U.mptatlon to audl-an ..,..W to lr)' to clodde who Ia play foot aDd ._ w1t11 the trvtb.
t.lll ... tho truth-a tulr'at wltlch, In clll!oront · ln hlo tootiJioOnT that appMNd lut year In cln:u~ jurlota ODd Jurloo around tho DmclaiOH, tho miaoiODal)' to .._ Samuel Kat-
wqrld I)IODd IIWI1 liodlouo bouro. The cloverer tlx, made a oltn>llleaat ota-nt. l Be oald that
tho liar, It -1 the mora convlaelq do hla when he aDd lila you ... companion, Llor,d Oppel,
auortlono of prob tJ and~ oound. wore captuNd aDd oocortod to North V etnam u
The _....., of lyi ... , acconllna' to John Rua-prloonen, they weN kept apart and plaeecl In
kin, Ia In ~tlon. The conpnltal liar lo not oolltaey conftnoment eo theN could be no collu-
beyond tolli... tho truth but he d-10 only alon In their otorl•. But he added, "Sin"" we
when It ""• hlo p..._. Be preten to de-were both tolllnc tho truth, we bad the aame
eel•• becauae u a rule truth ia not hJa friend. '•tory." What a leuon for the world to learn!
It 00. aot holp him for tho facto to be known. In tho Jut book of tho Bible John wrltee
Moot people are not conorenltal lion. When orrlmly, "All llara ... aball be In the lake that
people lie they do 10 for a 1peclal reuon. The burna with ftre."'• So much for the future ; but the
end, they oay, jllltlft• the moana. Thuo a politl-man who N&'Uiarly abuaea truth will feel the
cal liar (wbo may or 111M aot_reoldo behind the heat much earlier.
Iron eurtaln) loob upon lyinl' u a we•pon in Once a person aive. in to a lie, &JII we well
the etrUJ'I'Ie for power. The aoetal liar weavee know, he Ia forced to tell another lie to protect
hia tluue of faloeboocl.a to prot.et an lma ... He it. Befo"' lone he hu thrown up an ecilftee of
know. aome of hie actfvftlee will not stand the rotten timbers. Too often the white lie become!
lia-ht of day, but he doesn't want to change, and the preasure He; the preuure lie becomN the
he wanbi hie friend! and relative. to keep their compiratorJal lie; the conapiratorial lie becomes
iUualons. The fabricator does not eomJder hfm. the habitual lie. A person wakes up one day to
self a liar at all: his commodity is "baloney." discover that he has loet his credibility. No one
He specializes in atretchina and bending the believee him-not even the other Han. He hu
truth u far aa it will ,a. sold himself to the father of lies.
Jesus Christ said of himaelt, "I am the truth." Stick to the truth 1 Tell it u it is! Only speak
He identifted the Holy Spirit aa the Spirit of in love. It will make life a whole lot simpler for
Truth.1 The Bible clearly separates truth from everyone. c:>4
error, and does not defend Abraham or Peter
when they depart from the truth. The Bible
applauds the penon who stands his ground and 1,1 Jotln ,. t7 tZJ ~"~•lm t52-s ''' s.. o.c ... on. s.p~.mc.•. 11n 141
111-.iatlotl 21 ••
Why I Am a Christian
By JOSEPH N. AUSLINDU
HEiiREW EVAt-:GELIZAli0:-..1 SOCIETY
PO flox 1(11, ln~ An,~~~IC"J, r.,t,f 900H
f wa.• born into thf! Jr:wi~h fold in Ru~'ia .
1\"inc:t~n rear!' later witnc!'MI'I a momentou~
chan!!" in my lif,., a !!econd hirth in Amt>ricn,
thi11 time intn thr .•piritual kingdom of GO(!
thrnu j!h Jr•u • tlu• 1\ft'l'.•iah nf Tsrar-1 . I cannot
di•r·u~.~ my~lf apart from th is gtf!at I'Jt~·
rinl.'f', fo r it~ f!ffroc:l upon me har; l>Hn 50
tt'\'t.o,ulin n.1r\', ha!l !10 tran•forfllf'rl my la~l,.,.,
habit• anci Philn~ph y or];( .. that I ('80 truly
~ay with P~u\. thr ,lrf"BI Jf!wi~h mi!ISionary to
thl' Gf.ntilf"•, "OM thinp art' puqotf awa~:
ht-hoJ,I. ;all thinj!'!' nre hf.rnmf! nr:w ."
Whett'a!l ~fnrr my ("'m·rr.oinn I ~·a!' l.nund
hy matf'rial vnh"'"· now 1 /lm alh·e to !'pi ritual
and r'l~rnnl Vllm••. T ha\'r r:(chan~d a !ystf'm
nf "th ic• mf'ntallv cnn•trurtt-tf antf poorl y
li''C'fl for !he realm of rlf'rnal trulh. ~pi ritually
JW't('f"in•d a nti of dnminatinll" innuf'ntt. ~
(Qrt'. I il.~nly ff'h lhC' nH"ti of a pn"·t-r thai
woulti f'nahle mf' In ri~ mnrallv anrl !piritu·
:tlly ; now I !!;~orr in lhf' po!"~;~on of a dy·
namir .•pirittrnl force that i• f'!<lahli,hin~ me
mnT311 y, rnrirhinll mr !<pirilually. and i!l con.
fnrminll mv liff' to thf' divinf' partern leh u!
t.y thf' Ma~in. A thf'orf'ti c-:al kinrlnf'!'!l tnwarrl•
my nrijrhhnr• hn• hrt'n trnn•fnrmeri info a
warm lovf' for all mrn, inrludinll my C'nemiC'~.
Mv !<ludie~~ 111 the univf'r!lity are lntC'n.,.J~·
intr'tr'•tin p: tn mf'. \1y rC'!pnn•ivr' anri •vmpa-
thrtir rf'act ion tn the wr"aknf'ti.Cf'"•. pa!l.•ionll,
a!piration• and prohlem!" nf man tf'vealed in
hi•lnrir:al work!< makf"!l hi!tlnry an unfnMin,
and li v in~ drama fnr mC'. I am un.1fraid nf
thr findinll'"' nf ...--icnrr in any realm. All truth
bt-lonj:!_• to anti i!l nf mv Fathf'r. ·anrl a,. Hi!<
rhil.-f I am kf!f'nlv intl"rf'•trrl in Hi!< hanrli-
wnrk . I !ll'"f'k for truth and am ~rtain that the
•turlv of rh.-r'JI"art . ...-i.-nr.-~. p!<vrholovy. and
othf.r •uhj.-rt• will ,.;,.)fl mr a rich harvC'!II.
Since l.hri•t ha• comr int o mv heart. fnr
anrl •upl"r•tition ho,·r vani•hrd nut of my
lifr; P"arr nnrl i n crra~in ~ knowlerl,e ha,·e
t-...... nmr mv portion. r ;1 m daily enjnyin,t
jrtf'all"r frr •·rlfl m in minrl. f,.,rJy and llpirit -
a fulfillmrnl of thr \f,· .. iaiJ:• promi..,. In H i~
fnllowr r~. "Yr •hall know the truth. and thr
truth ~hall makr vnu rrrr .'"
f.onfirmatinn of }f'rrmit~h'• conrlu~inn
ahout tlw hrarl of man . that il "i!< drffitful
ahovf' all thin,~ anrf rlr•pr-ratt.:l)" wirked"
m,k,.~ mr a rnnk JW"•im i•t aJ'l to thr natural
~n,.•• nf thr human hrarl. Howevrr. the
vilal upr-rif'n re of a rt.:ll'f'nt.:rating and AU!·
toininp-rl"lf linn .. hip wi th Gott has made me a
~lowi n~ orl)mil'l a_. to thr Jl(")llSibi litif:S of that
qm.-henri .. h,.n it •urrrnrl•·r" itllf'lf to brar.l'"
"C">.•iah . }e."u'l. Wralc. J>("rvrree , and 11.in ful
in my own •lren"lh. I am mark strons, for·
,rivin.£ a nrt nohle throu,h llis apirit. The
r han_Er ;, !'(] fundaml"ntal nnfl the power oh.
tainf'd M> rf ynamic thmt I ran u:claim a,;ain
"'·ith Paul, "I can tin nllthin,n thrnu,-11 Chrial
which "lrf'n,ttthrnf'th rTM".''
In cnndu~ion . I om a llf"lul thai it not bt'·
wildtr"d hy 1he rnmplrllitie-of life nor diJ-
mayed by the appar~nl ucr.ndaney of evil in
the world. Mv faith r.-sts in the l.rutor anfl
Susta iner of allthinlf~. My ~irlt.: nnd I!Ompan·
ion it Hf': of whom M~ and the propheb
did wrilt-, }Hon" the Mf!lklliah. l hne nothin1
to fear. ev,.rythin,t here to mjoy •nd eter·
nhy to look forward to. "Chriat ia the Muter
of my fate, the C.aptaln of my 80ul."
A MAN MAY GO TO HilA VIIH ........ _,.._ -·
Question of the Ages
By Robert jlttd. American Ou-ilti.an Collec:e
Of th.-man ~ profound
qur~tiun .. Job u krd , nunr CIJUiil.~
!hilt 1•f Jub :!I :7 : ""\\ltlt'n·run· du
th•· Wttlo.f'rl li\>". h.-,·nmr ultl.
~·t·il , an-mijilhty in JXIWI"r"~"
In ""-"'"nn·. what .lolt a,;k~ il'
why du !h.-wi•·krd pru.~pl"r ~tnd
!hr unl(udly ~·· unpunisho·d'~
llrn-i~ il qu,.·tion thill It a.• ro•,.to•d
lu·a\fl\· upuft l;o,r~ p<·opl•·
throu~~:huut tinw. In <lf<l•·r lu
an .•"-•·r th i· puu.l•·. il i·
u.-····~,.,;tf\ '" t .... k mt.. t ;,fJ'.
\\·,.nl. .
~•r·l 1:.,.1 ~n ,,w,. tl..-wwlo.rtl
I•• l11 o· m ttt!lo·r tltal !l w\ lllil[ltl
turu tu llim . C.hn,.t llim-.-lf
,.filto••l i11 \lattlt.-... 1J: t:l . ·· ... I
.un uo l ,.,.,,]!. t n c·all tlw
nj!ht.-.. u., lout !h·· -11111•·r--tu
n'l"'lll .mt•o•
Tht• •t.tl ••m.-nl "'"" ro•il•'rllt •••l
It\ tl10· \pt•·ll•· Paul ""\l.hu
l(;,.d I .,.,It ""''" .. 11 ow n to lw
...,\!'fl. und '" • 11m•· unt11 th,.
knu.,.·l··rlfl"•' ul truth ·· (I Ttm .
2· l)
ll ""·" th•· •lltw·r I :I tn -t '.m..-
lu ~a\r. \lallh•·.,. w.t,. a h.ttrd ,
un!ru.tf'd pul.lio ·.w : p,.,,., "a·• a
nt,.,in~~: fi~hHma11 .. "";~ul wa.• il
po ·r,wo·utur of f :hn-ti.m •.
H-ut lh r IJlW•IIun ~till p••r,.i~t>-.
Why i11 it the wicke-d ~~eem to
h.ve more of ttw wortd 'tcooda'!'
H.-rur•· .. n~"'.-rittlf that, wl"
mtjZhl ;&.•k llllf...-h f"• <101" niUI"I'.
ju~t whill f.• 1.1/M/th "f' no Wt" nul
,..."'' tl..-t:uJ who""'~ H·· ··w,JI
~uppl) all \ "ilf nr•·dl' ;~ro·nrdinj!"
lo hi· n• h.--in Jillury "·~ (Phil.
4.11)) \nd. II Prtt-r :l-fJ !rll,; U!!
that f:u tl I • "nnl alaok
• lmt·rrmnl! ht.• promi ... ·. ··
\r•· th•· ... wkrt..l lfrtlmg by
wttlt .. n~ tl""l(~ Proverb!. I I::..! I
trJI,. u .• , ""Thoul(h hand join in
h .. nll. tho• .,.,, ko·d ~hllll not be
unpun.~J..-,J.·· •\11d ;,. \f•lJl 17:.11
w.-nr tt:mmtlrd thll C.od "will
jud~~:•· th.-wurl1l." Y ""· thf' Nml"
God knows the inward at weD q
the ou1w1rd appeannu.
·"Ill wi JI 1..-JUd l(t"d .tl IIIII" Ill
lwu plao r~ f11r th•· Christi11n
wht o ltii~ :.r• '"P'"'I J""u~ f :hri11t Ill
hi.< po•f•II O;IJ :'U !UU r, _..jn WI"
jurll!.-.1 ,,, ,,.,. 'toN' of c.tvarv.
Fot lh••~·· wlou 11,.\'t" nn t p~l
lh•·•r p.-r-..o11 11l f.titlt .uul lru~l in
(.hn~t .... llwir :O:ht•lllr, ~in will
/,.· JUrljl•"ll m oo\••n11!\. H11t at
o•tlho•r ~Ill••·. ··t ;Uij "'ill jUJift" ...
\n ull1 •·r """"·rr In th••
111(•·-uld 'l"'"~llnll mi~thl 1,.. found
iu lh•· f111• I lh111 lu\<" d•~~·~ nul
n•·,.rl an•wo'f'" 111 111 th<' l'nJI,...mJt.
thitl •·nm•• alun~t-Ju.ot brrau~~r
wo· •·~tnnu l undf'n larf.rl why thi,.
mu ~t j,.· do..-~ nul nwan th•l
w•· n••••d otll ii,h•Wo·r
Our fo·f'hlli!• Inward tht>
unn~hh•uu~ mu~t lw thl" ..amr
thai Lhri .. t hD f1)r thr l01ol. We
•n-uftrn rrmindrd uf lhf' tlory
of tht-man whu wM miwra~,.
bf'•·•u"" h.-had no 11hor11 until h.-
mrt a man who had no fCf"t . If
wr. CUIII"f'ntralr on our o wn
•orru w,., wr rannul *'!t.: th•·
l'lUITOW' ,,( othe"'
If we are r .. u., .-ry
...... of ow ow• ... ........
we u••ot reallr Me .. .. =,.., _. ...,.,. S of
BUt, why 111...t tM Qrildan
tuffer! Why •Ifill the O.rilt._
h~t'Je • Woken hurt!
Mylridi4,tloo_ .... . __ .. -. .... ...
llteol... II Clwioc hM not ..n.,qe-..--.... .,_ "' c.., "" ,_ .. _. .... ,.yoow-Hc
I
could nntirf"l'tllnrl ~Jur hrn1lr.in~
hf'llrhi?
II Corinthllm-I ::l ,-\ d(:l"'"""~·
.. tht' (;.....J of 11\1 <'omfurt:
\\oho •·omfurt("•l U-" in 1111 our
trilllllllti~tn. th;~t "'r lila} I"• aiJir-
ln to mfurt tl..-m ""hit-h oU'f' in
ill1~· lrunhl•·. It~ tho· •·urnfurl
whf'r••,.·rtl• .,. .. our,..-1,,-... ar.-
•·omfnrh·d uf 4 ;,u\. ··
llw .w,·.-t··~l l"·rfunw ,· .. m··-
frum ill nu"'•·r th:tl IUL• bo·t'll
l·ru.Ju•d. Wt' l"aJUlot truly oH.-r
••on1for1 until "',. l1av.-lt..d 01·.-d
of r omfu11 .
Thf'll , luu, .,.,. will h11v•· to
admit that in thi~ lifr wr oflrn
~•·,. what wr "'"ani to ~···
.'olomou drdan·rl th11 "iill i11
~11nity ." So "'.,. ··~r " ptu!lpt"ril)"
111nd unpuni~hmrnt '"thr wi1·krd
and tht' n~OO!y . \\-.-only ··,..-.-"
wh;~t .,.,. Wllrtl to,.. .... 11111 taklflj(
mto a•·•·t~unt thr rl"al •lillr uf lltf'
"'i··k··d .
\,. f :l tn.•li,.n· "''" h.t\•" pr,.,·.-,
R .. rno~n .• H.ft ··"" .. ,, In· ~piritu;~lh lllirHI•·ot" 1.• ltf•· ami "' ~··u·•·. ( "" ~ I"''"'"' ... 1,,. ,,. lru.•luu,:
111 lllltt o•n;~li•nt ,.,·tu:~ll~ lt;~w
1''""'.,. >~t lwart "~ E!ip•·•·iall}" ... -hru,
front otll" tlil\ to tht· n••\il , hi" i~
uvt ;~,..,.uro·d ;,( .t r•·.~ptl•· frum a
wnrld "''otr :~n•l o·h;~o.··~ \\lh.-n
l"ri~i.~ Up<m ,,j,_,j,. 0n0f"l~ thf'
nr"'·~papf'r .~ and lli"W JI
bmadr~~.•b'~ Can anyone but the
aave-d really claim pea()e!
·\nd ill.• f.hri .. tian ~ .,.,. mu,~t
111lmil th;~t .... ,. have thr nrt'd~ of
unr liw~ m"t . Kumiiiu.• 1~:1 7
Nl\·. "'Fo1r tl1r lr.injiflum ,,f !;1111
, .. n••l mral 11nd olrmk : l•ul
nghtt·uu.mi".'!S, ;m•l ~"'',.. and
jov in thr 1 ".ly I; hO!it ."'
"P,;a\m lift l.""i t r ll ~ IJJI,
"'Prr<:"m" '" tho· ,jght uf llrr
J..,rd i~ thr do•ath uf lu~ .~llinb."
\11 a C:hri•ti .. ,, wr havl" a ..... uran•""
rvo·r1 in rl>"Jt!h , l..nuwm~ w.-r·.tn
Yy with thr •\po,.llt· Paul , ""I
kn11w Wh,,m I havo· hehf'vo·J ."
w,. knHw wh•·rr Wf' ar•· g•unfj;.
Wt kn ow that wf' ...,jiJ mf'd thf'
Mvtrr h•cr to fac,. anrl th11t. if
w~ havf' fini~hf'd tht• t;K"f' ;~nrl
run thr •·ourY , Jl ,. will "'a) unto
u-. ··w,.JI dun,., thou ,r:•)tlrl an•l
faithful . ..-rvaut."
Yf'~. ltli ChrilltiJtn,. wf' hliVr
-uranrr in df'iilh.
But morr than 11Nour~u·r in
t..ll"lllh , we han a~>~~orant:f'" in tiff'.
RomaM · R:IR "41Y~-"Fm I
(f"rkon th11t lltr ~uH•·rinp uf thi~
JH""N"nl timr llff' nul worth)" In
J,.-I"Ofttp~rrrt willt tho• .. urv
whir h ·"'••II hr ,,.,.,.,Jrd in U!l.lo
Ato~ltfln l"f' in rtf'11th 1111d
...,.llflllt .-in lif.-' Wr ran walk
hand in h11n•l witlt th" Maotf'r:
thr Crr•IVf': tl1f' f;nd ql th"
llnivel'*'.
So we have •o~lhifll more
th•n aU of life itllf'll -we hav~
pta~; •e h~ the nce<h ol our
lfve.-met; and we havte m 1M
IMUtan« both in dt.alh and in
tile. Only a ChNtian h• thil
...uranc:e!
Job found the ana•n to hil
quution . Even thoop he
•flered, he wu faith(ol, ..cl he , ........ _ .... -..... .
• ..,. .. lhil h.,m 10 ..e? .. . ....... _.._._ol ....
_ .... , ...... ..., ... e
Qridlaa ..... -.. I .... __ _
~...,........ .. !!!1'"'!1'~-. .. ---= ..... ,.._ .. .............. " ..... c.r. ......
tH. IWONO 0, nt& LOND
MU.,III.&a80,.0. TKHN.
Hair and Dress
In our thn" perh•Pt • lft no
other time~ h•ir ety._ and d,...
etyl" h•v• become..Q'mbola. In
hie book, Do ll. J...,.. Rubin
wrot.. "Youna: lr.ida identify
abort h•ir wl&h authority,
diacipline, unh•PPinen,
boredom. h•trld or life. . .and
Jont hair with lettinl ao.
Wherever we 10 our h•ir tella
people whcra '" etand Oft
Vietn•m. W•llace, eampue
diaruptk.n end dru11. We •re
livin1 T .V. commereiala for the
revolution. Lon1 hair it the
berinnin1 of our liberation (rom
Hllutl oppreuion." That it the
statement ol the recorniaed
leader of the Yippiet. He equatee
the wurinr of lon1 h•ir by male
types with rebellion arainst
decency , a uthority and
discipline.
It may not be that every man
who wear11 long hair agree~ with
.Jerry Rutlin "11 philosophy but hit
ion.: h air style indicates thet he
rloe~. He may say aomethin.-
flifferenl with tlis mouth but lhe
11vmbol of tli!i long hair pula the
I if' to what h i!<~ ~nuth speatu. It
!lt"t'm" to t hi!! writer that thoae
who do not ai(Tee with Rubin.
hut want to wear their hair lon1
have two choicC'fl. They c.n
either tty to ~et Rubin to c hanre
hi" statenlent or they can take e
1 rip to the barbf:r and get their
hair trimmed so they can look
like ffi(•ll inst~ad ofwomen .
Further ttlan that, every
mal~·typ~ who Wf'IU!I hair like a
woman clearly ..:oes againat the
Bible. Firs! Corinthians 11:14
"-1.1)-"1(. ""Doth not even nature
11 ... .-lf ti'Kt:h you. that. if a man
haH I on~ hair. it is a ~;hame unto
him·.··· That ,·ene should settle
tlw ma tlt'r for any who are
( "hri~tian,..
('lutlttll l! .;tylt'!o have become
.. nnbol ~ in our times too. The
111ini -"kirt i!'l a bad~te ol the
ft'male who il( ""on the make." By
wnrin..: that liHie c:lothin• lind
r•po11in1t her lela ahe ia
;uh·erti,.;inR" that l'lhe is available.
That may not be her intention,
but that is ~urely the mn .. re
.. he 10t'nds when she wean auch
rluthi111l. The woman who
rlt··<illnf'd the first mini-skirt
111Hde the 11tatement that 1he did
not think !!he was the only
woman who wanted to go to bed
with a man in lhf' afternoon. So
s he de"ia:n t'd till' mini-s hirt in a
hold and brazen a ttempt to
st'duce ,;ome men. A~ain a girl
may "'''Y that her motives are not
wit-kt'd lind ttlut s he only wears
thr mini -~kirt hrcaUtll' il il'l>
"tyli.o~h . bur the fact that 11he
v.t'ar!i it pub tht" lie to hl'r word11.
H t•r hu•ly ht'comt'~ a source of
lt'\1\Ptal ion to li in.
Tlw Hible ""i.I)"S. ""In like
nJ,ulller al,;o. that women adorn
t hrm,.t'h"C!! in modedtapparel'" II
Tim. "!.!ti. Ttle mini -~kirt c•nnot
bt· con11trued a!< mode11t apparel.
Hy tht> way. neither can shO rta.
l..'hri,;tiun tJ:i rif<l Mhou ld make !'lure
thHt tlu~ir bodit>l! a re covered
mHrle,.tly MO !hat they do no t
prl'!<lt'nt an undue temptation £or
ollwr" to sin. David wa!S wtonfl"
to lead hia nei~~:hbor's wile into
adultt>r~·-Aut H~tth -•heba was
a l•n v.-wn..: to expttl!le her body by
h:1thiru.! whl'rf' 11he could be seen.
A word About panb sui\.a for
women would he llppopriale here
too. It ia the influence of the
women"• liberation movement,
s urt>ly . which haa c•uaed
manufacturers to nood the
merkell with t lacka and pan\.a
tuit• £or women. It teemt th•t
they could not pertuade men \o
put on drnut and tkirta, 10 the
only way kt try to wipe out
di&tinetion bet-ween the ..... ln
dothin1 -waa to put women in
dothet th•t look like men'a
dothee. Certeinly they •re made
lor women, but they etUI ..U a
-woman to appear like a man..
Ood e.tabliahed the difference
in ...... Why 1hould. aft)'One
rebel at that? Why ehouW
women 1\0t be troud and happy
to be women t~~nd to be ktentiflld
e• euch? Why ehou&d tM)t went
to w•ar dot.h• that pettaln to .
men and .,...r lUw me•? That
ie ponuory to biblical P<lectPie
(JI.ad D<!u•· 22:6). J ... --· .,. ~ who .._ Wle
wo ........ ad lib ...... .. "_..,.,..........,...,_ ..
lib_ ...... ~a.-.
0 . K. I'• --.....
Clorloolao ..... --... lwlthn fll ... ..W. ,_, ............ _ .......... ~ .............. , ...... ..
--·~llo&ll:l.l).
-...
The Goodne11 of God NAJRJII I
Gol ..... Text : "77w L<>td u ,ad, • -llDid Ill liN dq
0/frfMb/o:<Nt,.. ,_ .. , '""" '"'" '"'""'_ .. (Noh. 1:7).
Cc:6!n'IKUIQ FIIOII LASt WE~~) .
JIJDGIIIHI' or coo ON .USYaJA
Ill Noh,.. 1:9-14 wt rood : "Whol do
yo ....... ....... the lmd? he will
mob 111 utter end : olllictloa !olden
tapthor ............... -... .,. ...
dnoakoG .. dnlniwdo, they oholl be
............... atubble 1\lDy dry. Then "
one eome out or ll*, that lfnllineth
nil IJ&Intt tht Lord, a wiCked
a>.-llor. Thoa llitb the Lord: lboulh
they be quilt, llld -many, yet
tbua ~ they be eut down, when he
IIWI 1"'1 lhiOUIJI. lboulh I he ..
tlfbcttcl tbN, I will •tnict thee no
more. Few now wUI I break hJI yoke
ftom off tbN, and wW bunt thy bondt
In IUII~er. And tbe l..old halh 1fwn o
commandment conceminc thee, that· no
more* of thy name be .own: out of the
houte of thy JOd• 'Will I cut off the
araven lml• and the molten -lmqe: I
wtU make thy ar•ve; for thou: art .ue:·
Veues 9·14 set forth Nahum's
predktipn concemina tbe defeat of the
Allyrilna. ..Havin& thus set forth the
m1juty of Jehovah, the propllct
proceeded to declare Hil verdict
c:onemin1 Nineveh. Addreuina himself
to Nineveh, he inquired, 'What do ye
imapne aplnat the Lord?' [v. 9.] This.
hinta at the deepest sin of Nineveh
namely, that she h1d set herself up
wUfuUy against the power of God . In
anJWCr to his own question Nahum
affirmed the irresiltible nature of the
judpnent wh.k:h must fall upon the city
{of Nineveh}, and finally made his
central charae agajnst her; 'There is one
JIPne forth out of ttl«, that imagineth
evil apinst the Lord, that counseUeth
wk:kedness {v. II). This chatJe in all
probability referred to the blasphemous
boutl of Scnnacherib (kin& of Aayria)
chronicled in lu.lah 36:18-20 and
3 7 : I 0· I 3.. As other prophets had
summoned the nations to anend to
God't oontrO'It!riY with brae!, Nahum
addreaed himJelf to the cttoeen people,
declarinJ th1t the yoke of Assyria
should be broken" (cf. G. CampbeU
Morpn, "llohwn" In 77w AM/yud
Blbt., 1908, Vol. II, p. 231).
THE DI!LIVDANCI Or JUDAH
In Nahum 1:15 .,. rood : "llehold
upon the mountalnl the fMt of htm that
bttnð Foci tldJnp, that publlolwth
-1 0 Judah, keep lhy ....... ,_,,
pellonn lhy _,, lor the wlei<Ad IIWI
• no more pu1 thtou.lh tbM; be M utterly
c:ut oft"' -rhil vent bepnl chapter 2 ln
the Hebrew text; u tar u tho\llbt
C:Onnottion II conc:mMd, It CUI tqually
weD be joined to diopter I. The ....,. lo
one ln whJch. ,._Jttn btrald 1
k>•4Wiitocl dtllt'el"lftCII. 11M word.la.a
porollelo that of laloh 52 :7. lhore the
prophet wu umounetn1 tr.dom f"Tom
Blbylon; bert It 11 freedom from
Aloyrlo. 1'ht Co~ .of Ninnoh (In 612
B.C.) would be weleome MWI to the
Judean~. J~a~t u Cod Intervened On
behalf of Judah and Jerualem In 701
B.C. and decimated the army of
Sennacherib durinl the reip of JOdlY
Hezeldah, to God would toon destroy
the Aayrian Empire completely.
"'K«p thy solemn {eMts.. Manifestly,
it was imposQble to carry on the
religious ceremOnies o f the Mosaic law
during the pro tracted siege oJf the
Assyrian , and it wu diff.cult during
subsequent decades. With the lifting of
that crisis and oppression, the city ol
Jerusalem was to return to iu norm~!
reli&ious life. Thy ~ows. In the hours of
trial many of the JOdly must have made
vows to the Lord. When the trial had
passed, theae promises were to be
executed. The Wicked. The reference
Is cle arly to the ungodly Sennachertb
and his succear&ars on (he Wrone of
Assyria (cf. v.) I). They would harau
God's people no more. Romans IO:IS
applies this puaage to the blessed
deliverance procured by the Lord Jesus
Christ" (cf. Olarles L. Feinberg,
"Nahum" in The Wyclifle Bible
Commentory, 1962 pp %S, 866). •
·---~·· ·Freedom From Worry ...
By Gcorro Muller
Phil. 4:6-7
"THE EVANGEL," Boz 25, Largo, Fla.
"Be careful for nothina"; !hat il .. Be anxicx:a a~out noth!ng," no _an•icty OUI!_ht
to be found in tho bolicvt'r. Gn•at, many. and var1ed may J-.e our tnals, our affi1c·
tiona, our dilficultiea, and yet there !hould ~no B;nxicty under any c~reur~utanc.'Os,
because we have o FathN in hc:nven who 11 nlm1fl"hty, who loveJ Hta duldren ll.l
He lovea Hi11 only borotten Bon , anrl whose very joy nnd delight 1t is to •uccor
and help them at all timcl and under all circum:~tancC's.
Therefore anzlety atlould not be found in the children of God, but wo 11hould
attend to tho exhortation (iven us in this vene: .,Pe nrutloua al:out nolhin~; but
lD .......,..bini" by prayer and auppl1c:atioa with ~vlnJ, let your reque.ta
be made lmown Wlto God. ..
HeNt notice particularly the following pointa:
1 . .,Ia ewrytbbq'," ttlat i1, not merely whl'n the tloua~ ia on fire, not mer_ely
when the beloved wife ia dying, not merely when our ch1 ldren are on the br•nk
ot the 1ravt-, hut in the amalleat mallf'rl of life, bring everythlnt before God, the
little thinp, tho very little thinp . what the world calls trifling thin1•--: e .ery· ~ -livilul" in hol_y communion with our Heavenly Father, _and wtth '?ur
pr.e~oua Lord Jesua Christ. all day lona. And when we awllke at 011M. by a k1nd
of 1piri!ua.l iDJtlnct a~::ain turning to H im, and spukin( to Him, and brincing
our varioua little matters /;cfore H im in tha sleepleH night, the difficulties in
eo'nnection with our fam ily, our acrvant.l, our traJc. our profenion. Whatever
triea ua in any wny, speak to I he Lord about iL And in like manner. our joya, our
ouy duys, apeak to the I.ord ohout them, .:and ask Him to help. Mk Him to help
N(ardin.-everyt.hinf.
2. "By prayer and aupplication," laking the place of bfoggan, with enrne.1tneu,
with peneverance. coinc on and waiting, waitinr:. waitinr on God.
3 ... With Thar.u.I-rin,." We Bhould nt a!l tirm; lay a good foundation with
thankaJivin(. If everythtn~ el~e were wnnlmg, th11 '" alwayll prnent, that He
hal aaved u1 from hell. Then . that H e has ~t'ven u• Hia Holy Word-H ia onl y
be1otten Bon, His choicest cift -.:anrl_ the Holy S Jl ril_. And l~erefore we have
alway• abundant rea!IOn for thanksgivmc. Oh, let us :um at th11!
.. ADCI the .,.... of God which puHtb oJl undentandin(. ahall keep your henrllt
aDIII ..... la Quist 1--.,. We 11h::lll have the peace of God. And thia 110 rreot o
bl .. iftl', 10 real a btftl&ing, ao preciou!l a hleuin(, thnt it must bo known e.peri-
11Mftta0)' to be enterOO into, for it pun••lh undNslanrling. Oh, tho poace of God,
how noaed.lally predoua (tlis bleasmg!
See therefore how W1l nt this peace of Gl.)(l. throu_qh nttendin_~~: to this exhorta-
tion, that in .-r:Ythl111", in the mo~t minute ol\ain of life, wa let our requdl~ by
prayer and aupplia~Hon with thonk.s~tivinl'!". bo known unto Gnd. And form<'r.
thet wt~ ... k to the utmoet to nvoid a.nxiety. 0 , lot Ul' by thC!Se thlnp to htert, and the ......at wt.ll be. If we habitually walk In thia spirit. we aha.ll far more obu.ncJ.
aady 11orify God, thalli u yet wt~ ha~ o done.
PREACHING FOR DISPLAY
"AIM HIGH" may boo 1ood motto ror practice but it la net far pno~~ehing.
They who from tho pulpit would hit law ainners and lowly hearent mu•t cim low.
for only thua will Uu:!y come within ran1• of the f. realer and most nlt.'dy lhtonr.
The follaw.nl conexttni.nl Tilorna1 M811toa, an o d purilln it quite lol lhe roinl
~min1 this matt•r: -
"Ho wu iDvitod to preach betore the Lord Mayor and Cowl of Aldermen, and tho Companie1 of the cily, upon aome public: occaaion, at St. Paul'a. The Doctor
d1010 aomo diflkult subjoct., in whieh he had r..n opportunity of diaplayin1 ~is Jud~JMDt DDd leaminl, and epJ*ariDI to I be bNt advantap. He waa heard w1th the lldmirat.ion and applliU&e of the more intellfpDt ~rt ot the audience; and
wu invited to dine with my Lord ~hyor, and teeeived public thanks for his per-
fonnanc:e. But upon hi1 return in the ew11i.n1 to Covent Gardea, a poer rnaa foi-
Jow:na him, PDtiY plucMd him by the ....._ ot hb !JVWD, aad. ••ked him If he
..,.... the p..._.n who had yreac:htd that day, before my Lord Mayor .. He n ·
plktd he was. "8i~t NY• he," came with t arM&t dnirn elt.er the Word of Ood, Md ~ of ptuna somo pod to my toul, but I waa peatly cn..ppo~At«t; fo-r
I oould 1101 UDM1"ttAnd • ,,..t dMJ of what~ •W: 70U .,...,. q\llt.t •bow me."
The Doctu NptW. with tMn iA h• ~~: PriMd. U I did DOt. liw )'OU • •·
--. J'a,l haw 11voo -Gn;_ej ad, b)' the ~ ol God, 1 wiU MWI" :>Aa.Y the fool tn pHiodl bolor. my Lord MQor ln-.udt a""""1naDMI' apin. ..
• '5:1 .. -.. -~,_ ..... _ ........ -· .. ~---...... ....., .. p ... SJ ...... I ra':ttri• .. ........... -. , ____ ....,.,_ .......... Pill ..... -....... $ ...... _ ....... ,.$. , ......................... .. _ .. Odol. ......... _ .. _ .... e ..... -... lerrlrLrrltlr.rrlrL ..... __ ......... _ ....... _
.... llrlllia.-Y--•s•ss,Pt l;...,la:wlzu ', ....,.
•
•
riCTilk>OII B'-IUM!
ITAT!IIlllltf F ro111 l!il Police Bl o t ter
Tbo lollowllc ,__ are ' ftDIUD.t1', lldW --· ud 1 au, -at li:U p.•. at , .. -Ill, dolii-N 01: -Prnd-u • 1r -., -. .. 1111 -Place, fiO.l W. C-lr-Tornu . , , ·Bwctaro -=-. lMS lrt'lll, " ud It, C• a ldll. Coila "-. re-1197., ......._ •• MOe. .,... aoc. tttO ~om Cul'• l.6llar
Co,ota .~.Calli. 12817: 'Nil-riCTITKltlll Bl-• JIAIIlll porW I ...... rial. Mil-llao -t f.IL Jldr H -· 110 E 81Ju Bml
Ham ...,.~ 18151rrt.a.t ITAT'DIIln' .... -....,..-IIIII .... t!ft La. ltiJ t& • , , ~ bttw~ ml!ttf&M....d
lnt.Dt, 1'5, Co:Aa IC .. , Ca21t nt foJlorilc ..,_II .... ,wM ..... I ....... ftDI I ... lor ... Ul X. lay FrODt, •:4.5 a.~.
12817: Larry William Paelal, loo"-• u : (I) ~lloe-lbl eu ftl ..--II .. _ -· r-'"'S tloal
N.B. BU
Tbl •ummer ...., lilt IW'd
at Mooport _. .........
UwtiJ, aad 3111J poraltototallod
onl' $l,t1t,lt0. 'Milo lo 1111 lowut _.,. total IW I t14;
Lll filet, u .. tM --...
JUIIII'J, 1971, ...... $1,110,.,..
ln per mttl •ereiNued.
PERMITS
• IIA£1-•LIJfD
........ VIet, -.... 115 ---.$5,000.
• IWI-VJIIW 1201111 -... ... _..,_
-· 5tH Port LMI'oat, ,11,000.
lUI lrrial, It, COita MtR, trle Co., (I) Otct ~ •·•· IIIUJI..-. e~aw,. a ~ fti..S at $100, wa• • SUNDAY, JULY !8
CaUl. 111627, Eleelrooleo, (a) ROH llfecrlo ..., 1111 ·-r· ?tiC ta llo* lrolll tdo boll Y11Ue It Rot>ort Wbor MeNII>b,l8, o1
Tlllo baoloon lo eoodoetod ~a., 155 No, llooport BIOI!,, a total ___.... ~ ol $91 'ftl .. 1M dock at 141 toomo, 680 Vletorla, C-lie•, ftl
b1 a _..l_llhlp. Newport lloaeb, Calllanla ..• Jloo -., liN...,_, --4 p.m. 3uJr ZO and 11 urestej at 1:50 a.m. at UO
Th.e July permtta broapl tilt ,IHClf'~~ total ror m•"' $1?,786,554, •c:Ailii~RA 1 tar below tbe $(3, 730,~U tor 11
BIIP*I: WUUam K. Joluaaoa. 8!610: RJcbatd Owto Rarrt.... &ut Bllft, 1111 ... IIIli bali a.m. Jmy IS. Lldo Park Dr ., Lldo Pt:J&Iull.
Ttdootatomoahullloclwltb Zl21RalotgbAro.,CootaMoa, -!tom Ill ___ • J'RJDAY JULYZ6 Ia, and ebarce<l wttb bolrctarr
tiM COUDtJ Clerk of OriJICI Cautcrlla *Z1. 6:115 p.m. ud '1 p.a .•• Potkt Bradford J MeN . . . James Helhleb., l&Jl
COUftty OQ July 12, 1974. Tbil bai1Dtu la: coaducted UT..e.d a__. Dtllapolllot am.. am .. , Klncs Rd,, CUff fllfeD, rfiiCJI'·
Plbu.b: Aa,. 1, 8, 115, 22:, by aa tadlrid•l. U. ol 'JOI I. 0caa rr-: ~~U,ol l400 KMI,~ v;:: ted that hts 1987 Mereedel
19'14, to the Newpor1 Harbor Biped: Rlchll'd Otr111 Harrt. Balboa; Matt: o.nd,Siott, U. • wu ant at : car was stolta fl'oa:; b.1a drtn-
Eulp. F ...,5511 100. of JU llppldrt 8a.IJoa lllud a.m. at E. Cout lhry.aodMu-way betweeo mldnllbhDd h.m. RJ:HAR.D P, RrrTERofTtudln,
the same period 1ut year .
Followtnc permit£, lD tM
amount of $5,000 ud wer
were lasued durtnc the la;t
2 weeks ot J11ly:
• NEWPORT SHORES
Properties West, 2 ltory du-
plexes at 202, Z03, 204, 205,
206, 207 aDd 209 Coltoo St., T~ ltatemeot wu ftltchrltb aat no;.. 1'ftc, 110U..U.: rarlte, CorOIII del Mar, 011 a · · · JoM Cbarles Cooatr., 20, formerly wttll Artbta Young LltrAL •1a tbt County Cla'll: ot Onap Z! ot 1100 Part MtwpGI't. It clllrp ol ..,..ad ath theft • • • of 1738 Westclltr, wu atres-ud Compaay, hU beeD rw.med
Coualy 00,/uiJZZ, 1974, 6:4o p,m, atliOOPartll..-1, llalllu s..-. 18'10 W. lfth, ted In the alley beblad 3011 e-ol:.r a1 tile-ol New .
FlCTlTlOUS BlSINF.SS NAME PabUsb: July 2:1, AU(, 1, 1, ebarliDf Dellapoelol Ud Slott Nnpcrt flttctU, dtacoured Balboa, West Newport, l.Dd port, wtlb olllcu oo Dover
STATEMENT 15, llil74, ln the Newport: Harbor wUb poueu:loll olllllllt)IU&. :: ... • :0! ~~ ~~~ clwged with po&aesslon olma-Drift. He 11 a &nthate of the
Tbt followinc per1001 ue Enslen. F -S5754 aod Roll•mu wttb poe ... licD wu ID bla drtYeway tr m h rljuana •.. Jan Homan, 41 0 UnJnrslty of CaWornla, a cer.
$30,000 each; total, $210,000. !~~~;~~~~~~ 'CORONA DEL WAR
Properties West, Z story <tu-
plexes, 717 and 719 Jasmine
Ave., $77,075 each; aM at 718
and 720 Iris Ave.,$84,678eacb;
total, $323,506,
doiAg buaiDIA u : Marllle De-. ot marljGUI. tor ale ••• utU 5.10 ° Bar·;:· Poinsettia, Coroaa del Mat, re-titled pubUe acco111ta.nt and
Yictt, 2809 L&tayette AYe., LICML MOTICI DHip Gl.lltrJ, UO ltftP(It't Ardell. z1 s!;m. B.· e ~ ported a boat radio IDd dlrec-serfta as treuurw o1 the Boy
N. B. 92660: Milton Ronney CHter Dr., .Newport Ceat.r, $ZOO th C: )ay,r:u-and tloa finder, wortb $599, stoleo Scouts procram 1D TustlD.
1ZZ7 Sand Key COI'OOI.delMar' FICTmous BUSUlESS NAME reported a $1,MO patii!Hoc.toJ. $1 000 ~ h stoleD•:,. Y bur from a boat att:,eMartne Ouoes
Ca. 92825; u;.,1 H. HIU, zoo STATEIIENT oaltOOidloftU-...bl-~~ wtoo "':pparoatly :0. ~ anchora,.,lot N.llaysiOe, be-$3.JMILLIOM FEDERAL
42Dd st., Newport ~eb, ca. The fotiowlnr peraoa lsdolnc tweea 11 a.m. IDd a p.m ••• tbroqt~ locked bedr tween tL30 a.m. July 26 aM GRANT GIVEN TO UCI
9%680, bualoesa as: L'AcademJe, Drap .. ftlUitd at Jlll were ,...._ ..':'!_ uo 10 oo..,m4 2 p.m . J uly 28, C
This buslneas 11 conducted 3850 Soutb Plaza Drtfl, Santa burclari.Md from a n.cant WUII.NW ...... ween a.m. a on&reumu Andrew Htn -
by an uDI.Dcorporated. uaocla-Aoa 92704: Culture Syatema, aputmeat at 121 45tb Welt p.m ••• All $80 camera was • MON::>AY JULY 29 •haw CR-Newport Beach) an-
tion ot.ber than I putnershlp. Inc., a Calltornla corporatloa, Ntwp(ll"t betwttD a p ~ July burclal'taed from Robert .Glr-Charles Muton Copeland 28 noww:es a ler1era.l grant of
Slped: Henry H. Htu. 221 Morning Canyon Rd., Cor-u and·l;l5 p.m. July if.· ottl'l home at 2927 Paper of 116 Agate, Balboa lsiu.d: U,3U,311 tor coastructlou of
Thl 0 .. del Mar Ca 92625 LaDe Back Bay betweeo 7a.m was arrested at bt. resldeoce medical adeDU taclllttes at 8 statemeat was ft.ledwltb Tht bu ' •• ' • THURSDAY JULY 25 a.Dd 5'·30 p m 'Ec!nrdEdpr. at 7:30 p.m. aod cbarpd .rtth UC lnlbe. Tbe award was ma.de
tbe COUDty Clerk of Orange b 5 s~~_s Is cooducted Doalll1d Le~ HUMr 19 of 2301 'Houj 'N~ Hetctata' publlc lntoxlcatloa, •• Lea"· by tbe Department of Health, Couuty on July 2' 1974 Y a corporauuu. 1118 p ..... ~ w _. 'utt ' ' ' '"' Ptt>llsh· Au •1 8 •15 22 Corporation Name: CultW"e e~, '"'c •,.. repcwted blDoculars, a ntch Bernard Wynne m. 23, ot 3615 Edocatioo l.Dd Welfare (HEW ).
1974 in ·the ~·e ' t ~00 • Systemslnc.StpatW"e&Tit1e: cbarpd with prowllDc • • • ealeul&t«, &lid other Items, SeashOre, West Newport, ns Mr. Hinshaw said he und er -
D. W. Le Fever , 71 4 Hello-
trope Ave., add oew guage,
r emodel old garage, $7,000.
'NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Mr s. Ruth Julls, addttlou at
428 Santa Ana Ave •• $5,480.
Keith Hoslield, 2 story, 1
Will dwelUng, 227 Ocean VIew
Dr., $45,540.
• WEST NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Hoag Hospital, :WI Newport
Blvd., remodel patient care to
mental health, $197,026,
DECORATING
Let .. be~ JOd .,1 ...
tbem -Weare a
full aernce pa1Dt
lDd deooraUac .core.
~ ~
E 1• "PPO' r Benjamin N. Colby, PrealdenL Jam .. Edward GirT~ 19, of wltb a total n.lue of $445, taken c harged with drink1Dc in pub. stood tbe f1mds will be a.ppUed 05 p, F -35857 This statement was dled wttb 1544 PlaeeMla, West Side, wu floom b.ia ear pull:ed in bls Uc at 11:25 p.m. at Z1st lDd to llllll ooe ol tbe OCI's basic
the county Clerk of Orange cbupd wltb JbopUftiDc at SUO drlt'PIY from ' p.m. July 28 McFadden Central Newport act.w:e faetlltles.
• NEWPORT
Gor do Liz. restauraat, ~ t ~._.,,..,.
Bayside Dr., ftre sprinklers, i.!.:l::~~~~;f!~j LKAL MOnel
FICTITIOUS BIBINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The followtnc person ts doing
Co Wity OD July 1 '1, 1974• Via Lido, Lido St.ap., at I p.m. IIDW 10 a.m. July Z7 , •• Bur-A brass Ptrea.sant ftprioe, ~~ Tbe P'IJlt brlnp to $4,3-47,-
PubUsh· July 25 Auc 1 8 ••• Ralph PtDdllt.cm, no Uns &Jars twUted off a doorkDob llH!d at $500, n• takea from 889 the total ol recent HEW
15, 1974, in theN~Har'OO: IDa coanleteeDt.bome at 1555 at tbe bome o1 Rose Pllbous, a display case at the Brass CJ"lDla to OCt
Ensign. F.35645 S\C)ei'Sor, Welt Newport 921 VIa Lido Nord, Lido Isle, Owl shop, 307 Marine, BAlboa
bustoess as: Americana Enter---:"'::---.-.-."7'--
P•Ises, 3131 Monroe Way, Costa LIGAL MOnee
Helctlta:, reported a $325 TV 10metlmt bitween. 11 a.m. July Island, between 3 p.m. July Zl
set atolea ftom bla room be-24 and 4 p.m. July 26, aad took aDd 3:30 p.m. July 29 •••
tweeo 11 p.m. luly Z5 aDd 7 $11,415 111 stattll.l'y aDd s11nr. Oscar Buford Phllllps, 2Z01 Mesa, Ca. 92626: Rooald H,
Nichols, 3131 V.onroe War,
Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626.
ThJs buslDess ls eotldut ted
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS N.utE a .m. July 26 • · • ThieYea Heather Lane, West Upper Bay,
STATEMENT broke do1rn a door lDd took • SATURDAY, JULY 27 reported a 1973 Geoera1 Mo-
Tbe followlng persoos are $2,720 ID loot. loct..unc out-Patrick Josepb l.!cGulre, 22, tors pick-up trock stolen-trom
szo,ooo.
Sequoia Paclttc, 3300 West
Coast Hwy ., tlre sprtnklers,
$2 7,000.
• BIG CANYON
Richard Long, addttlon at 2
Winged Foot Lane, $10,000.
' BALBOA
Andrew Nassen, 811 W. Bay
Ave., 2 story, 1 wllt dwelllnc,
$24,24t by an 1Ddh1dt11l.
Signed: Ronald H. Nichols,
This statement was ftled with
tbe County Clerk ot Orauge
County on July 25, 1974.
dolng business u : W:acDoai.Jd of 1095 Reddlnc, Costa Mesa, his driveway between 9:30p.m.
... Greea 1221 W Coast HI.... LRAL MOnel was charred with a shopllfUng July 29 and 6 a.m. Jut• 30 ' ' ..,-FICTITIOUS BtlmfESS NAME at 5:45 p.m. at 3100 W, Balboa :r way, Newport Beacb, Calli. . .• James Fletcher, 304-l/2
Mashburn, 317 Fernando, 2 '•IL,...,
unit, I unit dwetung, $42,000.
PubUsh: Aug. 1, 8, 15, 22,
1974, ln the Newport Harbor
Ensign. f -35858
L!Go\L MOTlCI,
FICTITI01S BIEn~ NAME
STATEMENT
92660: James Bernard Mac.-STATEMENT :lYd., West Nnport • · • • Ruby, B. 1., reported a $100
Donald, 1221 West Coast HWJ., The foUowtnc petiOD Lscto1n( ark Grecory Hill, 19, of 185<1 motor stolen trom his boat
Newport . Beaell. CaW. 9Z660; busiDess as: D ' D Floor CoY-Port ReDWlck, Harbor VIew while It was moored at the
Barbara Burns Green, 2 Hill-erinc. 715 -1/2 llargoertte St., Homes, was cbarged with drtv-bay ll'ont and Ruby ll'om 6 p.m.
side Lane, RolllDg HUis, CaW. Corooa del Mu, 9ZU5: Du.lel lng lnier the lafluenee of a leo-July 28 until 12:30 p.m. July
This buslness Is cOQCiueted A. GumWicf'll.m, 715-1/2 Mar. hoi at 1:15 a.m. at Afocado 29 , .. Jill Sage, 387 W, Bay,
by an unlncorponted. auoela-gverlte St., Coroaa del Mar aDd E. Coast Hwy., Corooa del Costa Mesa, reportedberpurse
tloD other than a putDtrahlp. 92625. Mar , • . Mitchell Palmer and contents. vallled at $134,
Signed: James B. MacDooald. Thla buslDtss Ls eooducted Bartlett, 18, of 961 Baywood, stolen from her car while u
Tbls statement was flledwllh by an lndlrldtal. Harbor VIew HUts, nscharre<l was parked at the Red Onion,
the Cotmty Clerk of Ona.p Slped: Da.alel A. Gunning. wltb betnc lntolieated 1n public 2104 N.ewport Blvd., Central
County oo July 22, 1974. ham. Newport, between 1 a.m. and
PubUsh: July 25, Aoc. 1, 8, Thla statemeat wu ftledwlth LIGAL MOnca 2 a.m.
• AIRPORT AREA
Bauer Development, tenant
Improvement, 1151 Dove Street,
$1 0,070,
Colllns Radio, 4311 Jamboree
Rd., a clean room and chemical
ml:J: area, $25 ,000.
• SPYGLASS HILL
. · Robert Me Lean, 33 Bodega
APPO~MENT I Ge M Bay, swimming pool, $5,700. u•• o ne ont-• HARBOR VIEW HILLS
romery a.s 'ftce-presideot of Jim ';hompsoo, acid bedroom,
B&nt of Newport ts anoounced 3804 Sanduoe Ln $7 000
15,197<1,1n theNewportflarbor the Cotmty Clerk of Orance
Enstgn. F -35753 Colllty oo Ju}J 22, Ul74.
by Prestdeat Rooald L lrvlnf' Co ;~model· 1644
• TUl::SDAY, JULY 30 Rodprs, Prior to j)lDJ..og the New "ac •·th·· .... ~lvO s'6 800 FlCTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME J k 20 f '" ""' ... o;;.
Keep cool with
CANVAS
AWNINGS
The follO'Wifll person Is doing
baSlCoeSS IS~ Z U lma' s F uhlon
Bazaar, 24102 El Toro Rd.,
Laguoa Hills, CaW. 92653;
3442 Via ()porto, Newport·
Beach, Ca!U. 92660: Zulma
Bernheim, 121 Baywood Dr.,
Newport Beach, CalU. 92660,
Pllbllsh: July 25, All(. 1, 8,
LIGAL ~nee 15, 1974, tn tile Newport Harbor
STATEMENT Jeddrey James . are , o Banl or Newport, Gene wa s a • WEST UPPER BAY., • •
2666 Orange, Costa M'i!sa, alld 'ftce -prestdeot wtth So uthern Don McKibbin addition 1112 Dorn lei the s.un ~pO•I vovr
The tol~wlng pe!'SOillsdolng Jeffrey Jotu:l Juek, 19, of Ron-CaUfornla First National Bank., Pemb•o"· 1., soo' • paho !vn Shade""''" colorl\.ol EnstcD. · f -35752
FlCTP~=""f' ~' · "Liliiucmca
butness as: Coast Denlop-t·-~~ Sea h ....... ....,.. • ...,. ean~•• 101 cool (omlort. Call Ul!;-c • •ere c.~..... l.1ld manacer 0( their Baysk1e .... .,· N·.....;_ AdA '"'""' IQ"'"'* 61Q Newport Ceater f ••• -th ofll .. w_.,. _. -Pf Slii' lp<l h<AIIle e5h,tnate& T ... ,__ , ~"'lod
by an lndl•tdUII. . 1 -' With inleT er~ •• lD eel', oftlc:e. Wblcb GeQe opeaed in alter 747 Dover Or . J80•000 ,.
Slped: Zutma.Bernhetm,
This statement was tiled with
the Cotmty Clerk of Orange
County on July 29, 1974.
TM following person Is doing
business as: Sentce Ltuter
PBM of the Orange Coast, 2100
So. Wright, Santa Ana: Robert
L. Styron, 1722 Mitchell Ave.,
f4.4 , Tustin, Ca. 92680.
Dr1Ye, Newport Beacb, CalU. and Mlebael 1M Caktw'ell, 19, 19&5. Prior to that time he • NE:"PORT CENTER., ' • FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME 92660: Roger V. Palmateer, f w st I t .._ _ _,. " ~
STATEKENT 16631 Peale Drtve, H1111t1ngtoo 0
1 h e mt 1~ er, "':s chl~5·"· •as the marager of Security Causey 11. RhOdes 1401 Avo-Jill' ' Jw_..., w t res s wg arrh• w .., po-Pacific Bank's Coroaa del Mar cado tenant deve•--'ment $16 _ The followlng periOD lsdolng Harbour, CatU. 92649. · lice were trying to qulet a otnee. His blnk1D.c b&citcround 000 ' ...,... ' ' IAoCJWY
business as: lniDe PtlllateUcs, This business Is coDducted 1 ob 1 he ut"-2202 • .,.......... MAIN by an lDdivtdUII. no sy m a t so ,..,..st cor-conrs over 35 years,lncludlng x;vtne Co .• 660 Newport Cen-~ • n PubUsh: Aug. 1, 8, 15, 22,
1974, In tbe Newport Harbor
Ensign. F -35947
~~=~:W.~5~~:.: Sipwd: Roger V. Palmateer. ner of w, Ocean Froot JaJ'kinc 16 years In tbe Harbor area. ter Dr ., esbblisb suite for S.$-0491
ThiJ: statement was ftled with lot, Central Newport, at 10:40 He and his wife, Rosita, have Cochrane Chase , Co, $l l4 _ ';;~~~:=~~;;;;;, This business Is cooduc:ted
by an tOOivldllil. lrY1De, Ca. 9%'705. p.m ... William Du1dson, 34, been residents of Newport 112. ' '
Th1J basiDess Is cooduc ted the Co1111tJ Clerk or Oraage 1 1323 G 11 • ---• t · o u ........ •~ewpor Beach since 1958, when they • IR 'n'E TER"ACE
UGAL NOTICI Signed: Robert L. Styron.
This statement ns Oledwlth
the Co.mty Clerk of Orance
County OD July 25, 1974.
by a.n ltldiYtd•l. County on July 12, 1974. H t-Is ted t 1 15 •" " e ~" , wu arres a : moved here trom tbe Pasa-Thomas Ho llon y addUioD
Signed: Geotce Leml.kls. PubUsh: July 18, 25, Aug. a.m. at Hoag hOspltalemerpa-dena area. He will be at the 133o Santanella s 7 aOo. '
FICTITIOUS Bl5INESS NAME
STATEMENT
Thlslltatemeot was n1edwlth 1, 8, 1974, In the Newport cy room and etl.arged with plil .. Corooa del Mar tn.neh of Bank ' '
the County Clerk of Orange Harbor Ensign, F' -35511 lie intorlcatlon . . A $1 00 of Newport.
The following person lsdotng
buslness as: Company"s Com-
Ing, 3333 Bristol St., Costa
Mesa, CaiU. 92626:Schlnnerers
Inc., State of CaiU., 3333 Bris-
tol St., Costa Mesa, Calif.
92626.
This busloess Is conducted
by a corporaUoa.
Corporation Name:Schlnner -
ers Inc., Signature & Title:
John F. Schlnnerer, President.
This statement was ftled with
the County Clerk of Orange
County oo July 24, 1974.
Publish: Aug. 1, 8, 1S, 22,
1974, In the Newport Harbor
Ensign. f -35856
LIGAL MOnti
County oo JulJ' 22, 1974. bicycle, a $75 bicycle, aDd$850
Poj>Usb: July 25, Auc. I, 8, LIGAL MOTtCE tn )ewell"y we.• burgtartseO WAR COLLEGE LAUDS
15, 1974, ln tbt Newport Harbor from Ken Bot tec's hOme at S Eastp~. F -35'151 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 'AME 112 .112 E. Balboa 91,0., Bal. 2 LOCAL OFACER
STATEMENT boll, between 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 Two Harbor Area otncers
FICTITIOUS BlEIN~ NAME LIGAL MOTICI Tbt tollowlng persoo tsdolnc p.m ... TV and stereo eqtdp-hue been designated u dis-
STATEMENT bustnesa as: Product Sales ment Y'l.lued at $l,8Z5 was bur-tt.D(Uished graduates of the U,
The fotlowlna' penon& are SUPERIOR COURT OF Company, 3700 Newport Blvd., glarlt.ed tromRobertllatc'sre-s. Naval War College, Newport
dotnc buslness as: Craftec, CAUf'ORlfiA Suite 303, Newport Beach, Cal-stdence, 1945 Tradewlnds, Bay-R. r. They are Marine U. Co l.
2059 NtypOrt Blvd., Costa COUNTY Of ORANGE UotD.Ia 9Z663 : E. S. Gilbert crest, betweE"n 3:50 p.m. aDd Joseph E. Hopkins, husba.od o!
Mesa 92626: Dante! A. York, NO. A-80693 Jr. Compuy, a Call!ornia cor -6.15 P m Ule for mer Nlss Marta Dela-
1528 Orange, Costa MeA, Cal-ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE poration, 3700 Newport Bl,d.. . . . torre ol 3106 Warren Lane,
Uorata 92627; Linda G. York, (C.C.P. UTI) ~-ulrtalae 3092S6,6N3nport. Beach,CaU, AUG. 16 HEARING SET Costa Mesa, and Nary Com-1528 0 c taM c 1 ln the Matter of the Appll-au maDder James f. Cameron.
lfornt/:fz7. os esa, a-cattona or DONALD GREGORY Tbis buslne1s Is conducted ON GROWTH INTENSITY soD of Mr. and Wr s. J . D.
This business Is conducted BUTTS and THERESA KATH-by a corpontloo. F'lrst public hearing on a Cameron of 10 Aua St .• Lido
by a.nladlvtdual. LEEN BUTTS for Change ot Corporation name: E. S. Gil-controversial "intensity of de-Peninsula. Publish: Auc. 1, 8, 15, 22,
1974, in the Newport Harbor
Enstgn. f -35845 Sl ed Linda G y k Name. bert Jr. Co. Signature & Title: vel~ment" plan for tbe South-During a 10-mooth resident
T:f's ~tement ;,.:~~with WHEREAS, DONALD GREG-EdWard S. GUbert Jr., Pres. e rn Callfornla ooastllDe .tH course, they recet•ed adYl.nced •
the Co~ty Clerk of Oranp ORY Btri'TS ud THERESA Tbls statement was Qledwlth be held Aug. 16 ID LosAqeles, instructt011 tn tactlca, strategy
CoUDty on July zg, 1974. KATHLEEN BUTTS, petition-the Colmt}' Clerk of Orange Instead of AU(. 6, aspre'f1oasly and poUcY-ITilkiAc aad defense
PubU 2 ers, han ftJed a petition wttb CoWlty oo July 9, 1974, anoouneed. eeooomlcs. Tbe Nan I War Col-
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME 1974, ~h:n:u~.~t' ~;:,t! the Clerk of thlt Court for an Publish: J uly 18, 25, -'ug. I, The South Coast )leglonal lep Is the Navy's senior crad-
STATEMENT Enslga. f _35953 order chan&lAc: pettUoaers' 8, 1974 , In the Newport Harbor Conservation c 0 m m t s s 1 on uate level edueaUOllll tnstttu-
Tfte tollowtnc person Is doing oames from DONALD GREG-Enslp. F -35413 (SCRCC) will conduct tbe bear-lion. The curriculum ls
busloess as: Sam's Seatoor D, ----------ORY BUTTS lDd THERESA lng at 2 p.m. in the Co~mty des:ipeJ to entlance to the pro-
3901 E. Coas t Rwy., Corona del I.IGAL MOTICI KATHLEEN Btrn'StoOONAlD LIGAL MOnC• Hall of Administration. Room fessklnal cape.bWtles ol stu-
Mar, Ca. 92625: Corona del FICTITIOUS Bt.SINESS N.UCE GREGORY MC ..-LEAN lDd 381 Tbe hall Is at 500 W dents to make SOI.D:I dectstons
Wu Restaurant Company, Inc., STATEWENT THERESA KATIILEEN YC fK'TmOOO BlSINESS NAME Te,;ple St. Anotherhe'ltt.llewlti 1n the hllflest command and
a Callf. Corp., 3901 E. Coast Tbe fo1lowln( per.oo lJdolDC LEA N; aDd STATEMENT be held Aug. 23 at 2 p.n1• tn manapment posiUoos.
Hwy., Corona del Mar 92625. bus!Dess u : Terra Iudaeape WHEREAS, peU.tloaera are Tbe folknrlnc person lsdotnc Htmtlngton Beach etty hall.
LIGAL MOnti NA VY HOSPITA LMAN David L.
Starnitake, son of Mr . and Mrs.
V. L. Ster nitzke of 3357 Cal-
ifornia St., Costa Mesa, t.as
gradtated from recruit tralnlne
at the Naval Tralnfh& Center ,
San Otego. He Is schedu led to
r@p()rt to Hospital Corpsman
A School.
LOOKING
ror all tl'lt> 'r' .• ,.,t~1r.r1 v.lu
rlf'e.:l .tll·1u1 ~Ill ' ... ~ ... rom
rnun1h
This busloess lscoodoctedby Ma1DteDtDCe t•••PortCart-patents of tbe follo7tnc mlDor busloeas as: Wetal Guard, 3250 The deYe'-meat ilteul"' REED OF c~u
an corporation. Ne"PPJ't ~c~' Cal n&eO; child: CASSANDRA TERESE E. Coatt Rwy., Corooa del Mar plan, when .;a'ftd bJSCRcC1 BARBARA """
Slpod: Corooa <let Mar Reo-Lorea C..la llat-. 1847 Port BIJI'TS,. •-aamo tllaJ cle-92ets: Do•ld V. FrwUo, 3250 will bee<>ma part o1 dlo Jaac: IS PROMOTED AT U. C. I.
taarant ComJ:U)', Mert Wallen, Culow, NI!WpOI't 3eacb. Cal. sire to cllaql l:o CASSANDRA E. Co11t HWJ,, Corona del Mar ra.nce general ptu tot' tbutate Dr. Barbin Lonibf Reed
Vtee-Pres. VZMO. TERESE tiC LEAJf; 926!5. • .. ._ c:oastlllw. The plaJl. as pro. of Coroaa Ml Mar hls bMD
TbJs statement wu ftledwtth Thls bualneu Is eooduct.d rr LS ORDERED tblt Ill Ptl'· Tb1a balioeu lscoaduetn~ "I poSfld, calls for elenblal pubUc umed aasistaot •tee-eban-
tht COUDty Clerk of Oranp by u lDdh1tt.J. eoas lnter..uc.t in tbct aboft. u I.DdlYid1al. acQulstUOo of all laDd betWMD cellor tor academic affairs at
Coii:UJ oa Auc. z, 1974. Slped: Lorea Mat.:Ja. tatltltd maUler aw-r btfon Stped: Doaa1d V. Fnnklln. tbe waterfl'ODt a.nd tbe ftrSI oc tr'ft.ne.
JOB PRINTING
Pablllb: Aag. 8, 15, !2, 2V, This atattmeat wu rtlild wltb tMa CaRt at IO:OOo'elock.A.Y. Tb1a .tatemtat ftl Oledwlth street or road 1Dia.nd. Dr . RHd. no )lined the OCI
U74. Ia "" Newport Hut:lor tbe Coaaty Clerk ot 0ruce OD Sept. 10, 19'14.11U. coart .. tbt Co.(J Clerk of Orange faculty 1D li&9 as aaslst:ut Eutp~. F -MIZI ColiiiiJ oo All(. z, U~ ,_ ol lla!>art-S ol 1111 ~ .. 3lll1 12• 1974· TRAINING IH ALAMEDA ptolo..w ol Eaallsh Ud com-
Pablllb: Aac. I, 15, ZZ, 21, S-lor Coort, -at '100 Pelllb: JlllJ 18• 15• AHuc..,.. 1• Jamoa K .,.tor -olllr poraU" Utoralwo, -U LI~·L -nc• 1874, Ia tlla Nooport -Ctrie c-crt ........ 1874, Ia tbl Newport ar .. II j N -.; aoololaal -ol -anltles
--Eutp. F-HIZZ ~ ol ~ -Aaa. Eulp. F -SSSIS :0 1 c{Jf 0:::' CWr HI-Ia U?Z. A .,-to ol Hollloo
ncTIT!Ol8 BUIIIIESS NAME Calllanla, aad -.. -. U -Ia -1,11111( I ...... ot lute Col lap In V1qbtla. 5ho -IIOCI
STATEMENT LHAL M011CI ""' .. ,1M pot-lllre..... LIGAL MOnet mtUtary lralalac at tbl Coaol a -·• <lacroo Uld <loeto<-
Tbl lollowllc ,__ an ot •mo -1101 tla ...-_ --~~~ BdESS NAME G-O Tralalac ~ Ala ate Ia Eaalltlo at·-llal-:r'r=:"1=~ FICTmO~~'= IIAM! a: aB ~UR::. t::~~: r~•u~ITAftiiP!' moda, Callt. Ho wiD .:......; ronttr.
BlftL ~-.Calif.: Tloololtoort.__ta.._ -oa-blpol''rt llatM TloololloWlac,._lotlalaC taotneu.., Ia -·•tp, CADET BARtlES TAKES c...:. L&Yoro 'ftllplo, 1101 --u · -J.JYloc "fllooporl -EMIL" a -rtu• u : -c-ot Mlc. cia ..... .-.oJ. e-•clar . 1e-'"·c-Oal-. co., as Moft.t-WQ. Colla w• a 5 " ct =elm-so-•~•L· 1-71l~8"'1 • .:..<:_.~ drtc-U. ~~.:..=!!~..!-.wtp, ADVANCED ROTC STUDY ca.at._, .. ..,.,_.,~~oa,ca.-:On;srPul-.. tt'lo ~.--.-•· -"~ ~-·-• c-~~~.-.-UOIIM-An.,C....Oat-,os-r-WQ.~. Call'·-·---a-, 101 Qanol, &o-. taryreplatloU. ol lira. le7oo .._11411
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1WP1 CISTtmS
,.OFISSIONAL
,.ISSWOU •••
PUctiCAL
,.ICIS
OCIA!t IIW1MMDB _, t.-, loft, a.1 Jim Eatuk
are domlatlle ...._.. C&Utonla oc_. ntm.mi.Dt com.
potllloo ID tbolr ... .,._ Loa S-dly, Jim, 58,
we. a Z·mlll ntm from liaDbattaD Beaeb to Rermoa.
Blaeb, tappiDf au otW-50 ntmmws. BuddJ, 40, woo tbe
40-49 eom.,.UtloL Both al80 woo to tbetr eateplea
la Z reetllt 1-mile ntma ott S&Dta MoDica. Jim's ttme
tor tbe mtle at WW Ropra state Beaeb was 31 :05 , Buddy
rude It ID 27.05. BaktJ Bellbe, wbo Hns in Harbor View
Hom•, 1s a Newport Beach Wquard captat.n. Jim, a former
Wepud for Loll Aaplee Cowaty, Hwes 1D Harbor View
HUll:, Be 11 a rMI Mtate ~Ytloper. (L.A. City. Recreatioo
alld Para llopt. -.)
20% SAVINGS
on CASH & CARRY
FREE LOAN
DRAPfRIES
Other Coit S.rvicu ln-;ludlt:
• Profeuional Remov.l 1nd
Reinttallltlon
N1w Dr1periu · Cunom 1nd
R .. dym1ct.
Alt1r1tiont Fl1meproofin~
W1t1r Suin Rernov.l
lnsur•nc• 01ims
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TROPHY WINNER --The Ranpr 3 7 one-ton Jloop
W!np, a.tled b)' Cbuek Busch of the Newport Harbor
Yacbt Club, placed tlrst OTer-all in the LO.R. dtYisloa.
In the aecood race ot the Y .R. U, cruise teries to aDd arOUDd
CataUna lslaod Jut week. The perpet~ai trophy tor th11
enot 11 tbt Robert M. Allan Jr. Cabooa, a larre bi.Dd-
aomety eoerued brau cuapidor. (Beckner pboto.)
FAIR HOUSING GROUP
APPEAlS TO NEWPORT
WWOIT.,.DI ....
PIIJ IDWIIILY -PAll
TlllltaiiAY, AUG. I, 1174
. COIICIIA DELI!Ait, CAl..
Slntlna 21' · -BJlltai-TIIo .. _ 11 SoJUor--
wiD llold u.Jr 111'11 •U-1
ella......,lp reltllla ID Now-
port-tlllo --· Tllo t nee Mritl WID be Riled
lDaide tiM bay, wttb 2 rae•
•cb Oil Satardl,y ud Suaday.
Newport Floot No. 7 "OlD t.o.t tbe n..C IDd nee bled~
q.nera w1ll be Scboct'l
Caaory Vlllap llarlaoll2900
Lafl,..Ut OD tbt RblDI. Sbore-
alde acUYltlta w1U lDelutlt a
coett:aU diDDer puty at the
CaDDII'y vttJace Mutna oo.Sat-
\lrd&J eYIIliDc. tbeauoelattoo.'s amual metUDc at Sebock's san
loft Suadly morD~nc. IDd a tro-
phy preNDtattoo dl.aDer at the
Newport Harbor Yacbt Clti) s-.. ooJDe. Tile Sutua Zl la a trailer-
able 21-toot raelng-crtW:lng
sloop that bu become ex-
tremely popular u ·a family
bo&t LD ODJ.y 4 years. Produced
loeall)' bJ tbe W. D. SehOc:kCo.,
tbere are DOW OJer 800 Sutua
21's ln commlsa:lon a.Dd 12 or
more orp.nlsed fleets across
tbe UDtted states. A large turn-
out 11 tJPKted for tbll ttrst
D&tioDil chlmploashlp rep.tta.
CAR INJURIES FATAL
TO S. A. WOMAN
A Santa A• woman accused
of telooy drullk driYIDS i!lecl
Jail Friday at Hole bolpttal
of ln)KIII sutrered S daysear-
ller 1a a Balboa Blvd. crash..
Newport pollee clalm Connie
Day, 24, wu drlflnr tDdtr tbe
lntlutDCt of alcobol when her
small forelp Mdu hit a parted
TID Oil Balbol BlYd.
A pueeocer ln the ear,
Deborah W&lker, 24, al8o ot
Suta ADa, wu Usted ln a.tll-
factory cODd.IUon at Hoac Ytl·
terday,
Accordlq to pollee, the wo-
men were west bolmd on Balbo&
Orup Co\llty'a Fair Hous-tbe oezt & months of operaUon. wbeo tbty hlt a YU parked at
1n( Council (OCFHC) wants But, t.'le si.C)ell'1tlorl warDed tbe center divider between 16th
Newport Beach to join It in that OCFHC must ADd otbtr aDd 17th streetJ.
"meettnc tbe need• or tbe city sources of fUDdlDi lDtbefutl.D'e,
1D the areas of bouslllg dis-because the eurrelll money AWARDED MEDAL
I~ .. •• ,.rt ••• dt .....
... lslltMI c.-...
LiloW.--~-
Superb
BETTER THAN NEW
Among the great properties in Corona del Mar,
there Is one outstand1ng custom-built d~lex which
bears special consideration.
This 5tC)erbly constructed home has 3 immac-
ulately cared for bedrooms, tamUy roorft, dining'
room, central vacuum system and a.ll the other
expected amenities. PLUS --an equally Impres-
sive townhouse in the rear, whlch Is an added
attraction to investors.
BOTH UNITS ARE DESIGNED FOR ELEGANT
SIMPUCITY, EASY CARE AND ARE PLACED ON
A QUIET STREET Cl.OOE TO THE OCEAN. • For an appointment to see this property, please
call us at 673-8550,
OP5i:N TIL 9, IT'S FUN TO BE NICEI
THE REAL ESTATERS
' .332 MARGU!RITE, CORONA D!L MAR 673-1510
P.t. IJa,.relt /Galt,
Ocean View Duplexes
DNL Y 2 LEFT -Completely lumlsbed and
·rented with excellent income record. ~~
hlock 1(1 surf and sand. Ex~~~lonally up-graded. Call 675-4060 lor de · .
S&t. Roy E. Rush Jr., whOse Office Opon SoluNoys & -.yo crlm1Dat1oo Ud tenant and land-comes from fecSeral rtTeDUe
. lord relatto111." sharing as temporary tuoda.
A letter to the City Council The letter to local eouacll
"WWOILD'I LAIIMIT I.XCLUSIYI' OUAIIANT .. D DIIAHIIY ....,._,. t). .... &l8o III'&'M tbl cltJ~toeon-members alpecl by OCFHC
lje COITdraperyc:l .. nen 540·1366 1107 N•wport alder l1Moelal ~ fortbe ebalrman Tbeodore Jobuoo,
of Mr .,ud Mrs. Raymood Fon-PETE BARRETT REAL TV wUe, DoDDa, ls tbe daupter [D
elroD of 91!-1/t .... ,-Uttrst., w. ..1105 "W-ft Ill':, M.a.··---;
JL and Hrvic:e 642-0270 Bl .. d. ot 17th St. Fair HoUJing CouocU •• The says county ~t tbus t.r Co.ta Mea. las reeelfld the
&ood COIIdoel med&lat the liar-642-5200 OE ALTOO"
lne Corps Alr Statton, El Toro. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
IADIO DISPATCHfD ftUCU Costa M1t10 . OCFHC lOt $33,960 allocated bas been "I rictory for fair ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~m~lll~lh:Jtr~om=~lbe=~C:oun;ty h~g, wbich Illustrates tbe Board or SlC)ervtiOl's for county's crowing concern for
open housing."
The letter wUI appear IS I
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anlv Sl
ARE YOU HIDDIDii ?
NOPE. WE'LL PUT YOUR 30 SECOND COifo1ERCIAl " ON-THE-AIR " FOR THE ENTIRE
NEWPORT BEACH/CORONA UEL MAR MARKET FOR ONLY $7.00 !
TELEVISION ADVERTISING IS FOR YOU -SO ARE OUR LOW RATES . MAKE THAl AD
YOU HAVE TUCKED AWAY IN YOUR HEAD A REALITY, BUT BE PREPARED BECAUSE
TELEVISION SELLS.
IF YOU DON'T ~READY HAVE A COitiERCIAl, OUR PRODUCTION RATES WILL MAKE
YOUR POCKETBOOK SMILE, AHD YOUR COitiERCIAl WILL BE DONE PROFESSIONALLY.
CAll HE FOR A CQPY OF OUR RATE CARD IF YOU WAHT TO PLACE SOfiE ADS, OR
EVEN IF YOU JUST WANT TO TAlK ABOUT AH IDEA YOU HAVE FOR AN AD--.
YOU'LL FIND THE BEST PROGRAMS FOR YOUR C(JKRCIAlS ON TV3 -NEIIPORl,
COIITACT PAUL STEIIAIIT, AREA .CODE 714, 642-3269 OR. 642-3260, TODAY:
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routine communlcatloo oo nezt
U:oDday 's City Councll apoda.
In F ebrtary. the CJty Council
Ignored I plea by the Ori.DCI
Co1.11ty floust.nc Autborlty,
which SOUibt city C<qMtratioll
1D federally-subs1dlzed rentals
here for low-1Dcome tamiUea.
N.B. COPTER RESCUES
WOMAN FROM CANYON
Newport'a pollee beHcopter
rescUid a Lo1 A'lamttol womu
Saturday 1D tho Lqom CanJOQ
HUla after a taU from a bone
IDjured btr beet.
Katlaleea Mcl.aaplin. 22, was
bor-ek rJdiDe wttb tr1ellda
whiG lbl fell IDd burt herself
lD ternJn 10 mounbJMIM t111t
Jbl coeld aot be tneuated bJ crocal re~~eae eflwta.
~ Booeb podeo .-
tor belleopter .... -•• Pilot
Groc lloiD alld-Do-
Haollll atrWiecl 1111 Ylellm to
-c....t Coalm..U, Boo-pltll, n.n • wullM re. ported to bolD _ _, __
dltloL
Life
Rafts
(lnft•blble)
SAL-II -SII'IIC!I
IMIPICT • IIPAII
ltrAal .., .. .,.& .......
RAm 1'011 CLASSIFIED ADS
1 Tlme 'z Times · 3 Times
20 wordl at le.U . • . 2.00 3.50 4.50
Z1 to 30 words . . . . . 3.00 4. 75 6.00
31 to 40 words. . . . . 4.00 6.50 8,00
Each word over 40. . .10 .15 ,20
• ART MEEDLEWORK
!I'A--'•N'•
BEA_UTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Carone del Mar
SALES. SERVICE
UD I . 17TH n .· CCJaTA MilA 1148-noe -1148-81166
IIIALCOUIIaua• CUTLIR
CLIAMI!RS
Dlft;IMITT
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o FLORISTS
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DeMur! Tosh
FLORISTS
PHONE 848 ... 79
2438 Ntwport Blvd.
Co.UMIII
• H!LP WAMTED
o HEARIMG AIDS
...
Proper Fitting Assured
3409 E. Co11t Hwy.
Corona del M1r
675-3833
• liiTAUIAMT ....
I
o MUSICAL FOR SALE
MIDSUMMER SA VINGSI
• Stelnway "B" Grand --just
Uke newt Hurry for this one.
• Hammond Sp1net Orp.n, Wal-
nut , ••.....••. , . $695
• Beautlful Vose spinet
plallo ...••...••••. $695
• Lowrey Spinet Autochord
Orp~~ •••.••••...• $795
• Uaed Grand PlaDOI --stein-
way, Baldwin, Yamahl,
Cblckerlnc, Hardman, Starr
from , ••• , .•••••• $895
• Gulbransen couole orpn, a
creat .buy from ••••••. n95
SCHIIIDT IIUSIC CO.
Lowrey -Yamaba -Stttnway
1907 N. Main st., Santa Au.
Est. 1914
1111101
color.
Priced
COilPAIOOII CRYPT lor hlo
(No. M1) 1D ~Ia C..t,
Pocllle V1oor ll..ta!Part,
Cml. CaD (Tif) Ml-41'11,
.. wrlla .._ llll!oJ, ... um, Toeea Valloy ...._
CANOE --alumloum, whitt
water, heayY-duty construc-
Uon --plus 3 Oil'S, 4 Ute
jackets, 2 cushions aDd racks
for the car. AU tor only
$175. Coli 644-IIS08.
TWO BOX SPRII1CE lor kiDs-
stu bed IDd ftame, $45.
Ko'fte pro )ector. $35, 551-
&427.
o OffiCE IQUIPMIMT
I : ~ II.,._ .
t r ;,Jl• r•,'·\T
Nawpwt laadt ••••
..... ~ Costa ...
nwporl
REALTORS
675-eU
HELP: We have practlclllyoold out ell our
ownllBtinga and need more. Cell ua for quick
reliable Information on ,..... real -te.
501H105\i LAliKSi>uR: Clpoll DaDy ..• il'o
really open u jt'a IIIICier <OIIIIructon. Jlove
fast be your own decontor; te1ect your own
color scheme. Save on Jocome taxe1 too -
''first owner" depreclatiOil aDd owner will
help you finance this duplex.
BIG CORONA BEACH;-FJi-st time ever on
the martel On Breakers Drive, on tbe sand
Small hideaway with room to enlarge -
270' deep lot. Owner will finance. $150,000.
llUST lC RESTAUMNT: Buain ... Opp. Ru5-
tic charm. Beer & wine license. Ample park-
ing; pdme Newport Beach location. $65,000.
NEW IN TilE AREA: Need time to look
around? Bluffs Condominlum, S bednn.
family room, channing. 1 yr. lease at
$575.00 per month.
NEWPORT BEACH-CORONA DEL liAR
REAL EST ATE SPECIALISTS. Call Ul for
YOur real estate Information. ..
OOLE OF NEWPORT, REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Corona dol llc.-
Vacant Oceanfront Lot!
SECLUOED-100 FEET
Vacant 100 ft. ol ocean front can be spllt Into
Z Jots. The perfect secluded spot, surrounded by
~Moaterey Plnes. .t • d .... utllult 'tf•tqj .'<h\111>1!\1& .~ ------.: ..
h. • •••••••
Neat Family Home
· EAST BLUFF
Edra eleao .f bedroom home wtth larp
dlnlnc ar•. OwDers hi.Yt ta:Wra eztreme care
to show tbetr prlde ot owoersblp 1D this
prestige area.
JO HN COOMBE. MANAGER
U0-8484
CORONA DEL MAR
3308 OCEAN BLVD.
See the activity in blly and ocean from this out-
staDdlng borne.
Den, family room, large Uvtnc room, 3 bedrooms,
2 batbs, powder room, basement AND guest bouse.
Just reduced to $164,500
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How about a Duplex?
GOOD BUYS!
e I btdraom home PLIII 3 bedroom aportment.
192,500. .
• S bedroom, z tatb borne PLU) z bedroom IDd
~-aportmeot. $H,500. w s bedroom, s bath PLlB a bedroo.u, z bltbl.
i iO,OOO,
t -. 1.1/J bollia PLIII I -.ama,
-· c1ooe 1a -·· ttn,ooo . I -.... .. lluo.llf..-PLW 3 -.am aport.
--$111,000.
WE HAVE OTHERSII
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' QU.,.. DCJ8H -TOa ..• ...
.... WO'f ............. ··~.·T .-a-.
OUII IUSINIU IS
HILPING I'IOI'LI
LIVI IITTIJI
ELEGANCE
in Harbor View Hills
Tbls 3 bedroom aDd family room borne bas been
IC> graded in every respect. Automatic tlmed Ugbtlng
aDd &fll'lDklers, gas BBQ, and a most beautiful
patio are Just a few of the many floe features ot
tills ueepttooal home.l Land Is lncluded at $110,000.
ou•
BAY AND BEACH
67!5•3000
M07 •. COAST MINY. CO~A a.L MAA
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PROTECTION AGAINST
1-N-F-L-A-T -1-0-N
If inflation continues at lts present rate, between
~ and !11,, the purc:baslng power of the dollar will
decrease about SOlin ttle next 6 years!
However, tnnation Is a "tax'' you don't have to pay
wben you buy real estate. As dollars lose v:alue
due to lntlatlon, It takes more ot them to buy a
particular property.
That's why real estate vatueshave ahray s ioc:reased
tn direct proportion to the devaluation of the dollar.
DON'T MISS TODAY 'S OPPORTUNITIES.
. , CM.L.DQti.Y ~ 9,R, RA.CHELLE .FOR RE~
ESTATE ADVICE WITH NO' OBLIGATION
Rachelle Robers, Redltor
3333 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar 675-2373
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BIG CANYON
MONACO MODEL VIEW OF CATALINA AND SUN-
SETS. BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED MARBLE FffiE -
PLACE. THREE BEDROOMS. THREE BATtiS, WITH
3,000 SQ . FT. OF LUXURY LIVING. $158,500.
PLUS. •
. ; . Druce 11'0"· Jilt IOOid R.l ••• Fin to ...
ults per aere ••. 11 tiM Dft' CJty ot ~.
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realty
FINER HOMES
"LAVISH"
Exqui.site amenities &t decor. New. spac-
ious. vit!w home w/spiral staircase, full
se<:urity & insulation. 2 bedrooms + conv.
family room. S1 unning~ $1&8,500. Ken Hart·
Icy 642-8'l.l5. (Hllt
LOOKIEI LOOKIII
One of lbe lara:est bomu in Newport
Beach:! New England flavor w/every
tasty extra. A must see! $350,000. Lo1s
Miller &42-8235. (H26)
BIG CANYON BUILDING SITE
Choice location across from clubhouse. on
c•Jl-de-sac o' statelv homes. 1~.750. Tom
Queen 6416:100. (H34)
PRIME BAYFRONT LOT
51" Jronlage-minul es from llarh••r En·
1 r.:J nu•. :UJ-1.500. Hon ~herman IH:l-tm.
!] I I i l
"' Dower Driwe 142·1235 .... lbcAr1tu 144·1200
....... ......_ Cllilamil tHIS
* CORBIN-MARTIN EXCLUSIVES*
NEW U5nNG -IRVINE
Old Ranch area; 4 BR. Offered at 167,700
CdM NEW HOME-SWIM POOL
2 Homes, both for $174.500
CAMEO SHORES -OCEAN VIEW
3 Bdrms., lge. ent.ertai~ment area. 1114.000
UDO ISL£-l!NNIS LOCAnoN
Lge. lot, decorator's dream! $88,950
LAGUNA-NEW WORLD
3 Bdnn. condo. ~ 7~·0 loan. $31.500
HARfiOR.VIIW HOIIIIIE • C..altll dll · ·
· , BR., 2 he. F'Am.' l f~ din. nn. $73,500.
CdM DUPLD
Lge. lot, So. of Hwy. Sll9.500
HOMES FOR LEASE
Two in the Bluffs. 3 BR. S550 & Sl50 Mo.
Old Moss Point. Laguna . Oreanrrout
Fantastic 5 BR.-11800 Month
C:ORBIN MARTIN, INC.
REALTORS 646-Ha
~ .. Mar
BEST BUY IJ!l CAMEO SHORES
Immaculate S bedroom. 4 bath plus bobby
room . Sparkling pool, ocean view borne. This
won't last at 1143,500.
CLOSE TO 'ASHION ISLAND
3 bedrooms iD Eaatbluff on cul..de--sac. Pool
si2e yard. Large polio deck. Very neat 1c clean. $63,900.
PENINSULA-IIAYFRONT
Superbly deslf)IOd-built-malntalned. Spa-
cious ternce ffow1 into living room. Ove~
looking bay . .f bedrooms. separate master
bedroom suite, 4 betbs, many built-ins. Pier. sm.soo.
IDEAL OCIAN VIEW HOME
Popular spociocu Lwk Tiburon witll view,
oo pool slled lot. Exceptional conclitioll ; GD
quiet street; complete witb all convenieDcel. m.soo.
DIAL 644-1766
Hills Rd., N.B.
BANKER C:O.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
. MU lALII IIPOitT
Sal.. througb tbe Multiple I.latt111
Semce at tbe Newport Barbor-Coeta
Mea Board ol . Realtor• totalled
$87.2 mWlort tor tbe ttnt e moatU
at 11174, TBJB IS MORE TRAM A
tas,ooo AN ACRE. 11% INCREABI: OVER TBJ: SA1m
.TERIIS. PERIOD A YBAR AGO. 3,~ 1WW
BU...,... U.U.• were procea81d, at wlddl n-.oER CREELY, SG% WBRE SOLD! 86% o1 tbe aal ..
Real ~ llreker were coopenttTO.
--~;~~~1:4:1~13=3~1~..,~~-~ u.t your r·Cipfity wttll a RMiiari ~ --11.111 ••••••••••
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EAST BLUFF
HOME •. SCHOOL.. CHURCH
A HOKE THAT IS ALL PLLSI
Tbree bedrooms, z baths, dlnlnr room, ramn:r room
io a secluded p.rdeD settin". $'12,500.
* 227 LARKSPUR
CORONA DEL MAR
What a way
to spend Labor Day
~ your toes 1.11 the blue Pac:ltlc, Uld · ptcldc:
on your own park UJu.. lawn. 2 bedrooms ptu de'l,
z baths, and best of .~u -· roo-in to crow. S79,500.
* 67s.ml * ' t~BOY_~ 3637 E. Coat Hwy. -CorOM .. Mer
WTSIDE COST A MESA -, ... ······-
THREE BEDROOM HOME ... with .....
Hardwood fk:Jors, carpets, drapes, fireplace, dodble
ear pra.ge, large rear feac:ed yard aDd p.rdeo area..
.-' ·~"' '' '"'""'"'~IU .J'If\it~ll:) .. , 'f.~ ... .i &'~-
$40",000
ROY R. McCARDLE
R~~R Ill.
* WATERFRONT HOMES *
Prize 4 bdrm .. 4 balb Lido Nord bayfrool;
40 fL lot. Pier & float privileges. $295,000.
Elf"ganl "' BR. &: lgc. fa;;lj' rm .• 6 batbs. Pier 1r. Ooat. 30 Ft. lot. ,;,,000.
Lovely 5 BR., 5 ba. on prW! 60 fl. waterfnlnl
lol. Lido Non!. Pier I< fioaL $175,0011. * WATERFRONT LOTS * 40dO ft. Mapittcent view. $250.000.
30d05 Ft., Lido Nord, view. $165.000
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SHE UNDERTAKES A MAN'S CAREER SGT. LDP!Z REENLISTS $3 MILLION CONTRACT
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Co.cll eaqllip.
• DEFIIIrrll!IS ot •dwelllag
unit" a.cl ''fuaUJ," as tbey
DOW' appear lDcltJbonefollaws,
WlU bt ,. .... JD1Md.
• HARBOR PERKITtppllca-
tlou at SU VIa Lido Nord,
Lido tale, aDd: at 812-14 w. BIJ
Ate., B&lbol, wtu be COD-
sldtrld. .
• ST. ANDREW'S RD. lm-
prOftmeot eoatnd wtll be let
lor work oa St. ADdrew's be-
tween 15tb aDd Cutr, CUff
HaYeD,
• CITY ARTS COMMISSION
wUl seer.: a permit to allow
street baoners advertising the
Sept. 21 city music and arts
fesUval.
• ARCHAEOLOGICAL aDd
paleontolocical IU.kJeliDes for
the ctty general plat!. wtll be
discussed.
• ATLAS HOTEL and John
Wayoe Tennt.s Clab ott -site
DESIGN &
CONS TRUCTlON
CUSTOM
HOME
REMODELING
Licc>ftsrd
714 752. 00.54
NEWPORT BEAOt
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bl' 111e elly parts dollutmtal. CAIIIIJ II aa 1-lmtr, A toow I eaa~ IJpt.'lbtDriiiUOII
.WniORESS TO SPEAK
TO CHRISTIAN WOIIBI
1'M Cllrlltlla w.._~, Club
ol Newport Btadl wiU IIOid 111e
moetbiJ Nacbtoe mtJ~t~.nr. at
11:45 Lilt. Wedrf!l*"a7, A111.
21, •• tbe Alrportor ...
A taabloD &bow 'lf1U preeede
lbe ltmebeoa. UQI1cal to-
tertatnmeot wtll be prOYtded
by tbe Mike PatterS(Illt Friends
trio.
The prloclple -r Is
Karla Hlrochman,-book,
•• Hansl, the ctrJ wbo lot'ed the
Sftstib," wu listed In tbe
IAll> 10 Uat ot reUctous best
sellers wtthtn 6 months ot the
Initial publicaUoos date. Sbe
wlU tell ot her We as a young
ctrl In Nul GermaD,y, a war-
lime romaaee ud ber etenhal
escape to h'eedom b'om tbe
communists.
Intormatlon reprdlngreser-
ntions aDd. babfslttlnclsan.ll-
able by cootactlng Mrs. Robert
Ctla.mley of Corona del Mar,
NEW OFFICERS NAMED
IN FASHION ISLAND
Ames B. Hendrickson, man -
ager of the BroadWay, was
named president at the annual
meeUng of the Fashion Island
Merchants Assn. other omcers
are Guy Somes of Buftu1r.s'
as executive Ylce . president,
Edla Macdonell ofHatcb'sHall-
matk as secretary, a.DCI Artbur
Moore of Great Westerrt Su-
lngs as treasurer.
LT. MORRIS IN TEXAS
morUclaL o.cllrtaUr. be p" me 8011\e lYPllc to do.
u .Qd a cood ~. too," t:bt'll I MQf. tt out to a ~
tell JOU rlcllt &ftJ, aentce."
"Sbe'o -Ulaa aoc>d .. After IS .-o ollootllll r..
abt'a neelleat," AJtber boas, work, the offer ot a )Jbcameu
Eac-Dt Berproo, oner of sucb a shock, CUllY coalda't
Balts-Btrproo t.Dtnl bomes qu.lte lwklle tt. "I told htm I'd
la Coroaa del Ylr and Costa thiDJt about It, I dcm"t mow wtay
Mea. I said U..t. I didn't lh1Dk klnl,"
Cody bas worked tor Mr. Wheo sb.e toolrl: tht job, abe
Berproo slztce 1ut October, dropped a lepl case aplaat
Ia. another 15 rnoatbl, sbe wtll a bit Lone Beach mortuary
flDl8b ber appratcesblp ud that she bad aceuaed otnauant
become a "-11-fledced. Uctuld dlscrlm1oat1on apto.st be:r bt-
embl.lrner ud t\mtral dlree-cause sbe 1s a woman,
tor. "TDe real k>ser s are all of
What 's a pretty Jl,riUkeCu-those guys wbo CurDed ber
dy dolac 1D a place llke tbat? down," says E11pae Berproo..
"U's the one thiDc I'Ye wan-"Tbe reasoo more women
ted to be s1Dee my euUest haven't entered this business
days 1.n td&b acbool. I just made In tbe past Is, oot because Uk.
up my mind I would be an em-publlc Isn't ready to accept
bllrner, a.nd tbat nobody would tbem 1 but because too maay
stq; me." firms are ab'aJd to take tbf
Nobody did, I:Q. a \ot oi peo-chance --to pioneer a Uttle
pie tried. bit. ..
U started wlth a htgb school Mr. Bergeron wasn't afraid,
fiekt trip 1n Las Veps, where and he's glad.
Cudy grew 141 after moYlng "Her attitude, her 'I want
there from ber oaUve Wlscon-to help' rapport with tamiUes,
sin. is really great, She Is very
"My blo&ogy class got to good at what she does because
go to all kiDd.s of l.nteresUng sbe WANTS to be very good,
places, and I went aloq on a She's conselenUous. Sbe cares.
fteld trlp to a mortuary, be-ADd you have to care In this
cause I thought It would be business. You hue to re-
flm --sometbing difl'erent. member a mUUonsmalldetalls,
"A morUctans' uo~ wan-and do them all rlgtlt."
ted to ret the pys In our class Where Is CaDdy Jaeger
interested In tbat kind or work headed nert?
as a career. They were talldng "I'll nnlsh myapprenUcesbtp
to the fellows, but J was the in about a year, then get my
ooly ooe wbo n.s really lls· license," she says. "Tben in
tening. I decided rlght then a ccq~le of years, I'll be qual -
that I wanted to be a mortt-llled to s~seotberappren
cian.'' Uces. I give myself 10 years
After flnlshJng at the top or to have own business."
her high school biology class, "When
CANDY JAEGER
she won't have any troOOie get -She shares a bachelor apart ..
ttng work, •· predicts Mr. Ber-ment with a filMY -looking Uttle
reron. "She wiD baYe proven dog r:..med Oscar, who doesn't
herselt." nen reaU.te that his mistress
Candy bas a boy b'leod, but Is determined to be "the best
refuses to even think about mortician In the world,"
marriage, "Much to my mo-For a girl who can't even
ther's disappointment," she type, she's come a long way,
admits. baby.
MARINERS CHURCH
-TBE TEACHDIG IS CEND:RED ON JESt& CBRIBT
AND THE BIBLE, wrr'H EIIPBABIS Off PRACTICAL
CHRlSTIAN UYDIG. ALL AGES ARE W&LCOUE.
Cotm•lilc ud n.tnac an.J.Iabte.
SUNDAY SERVICES' WORSHIP SERVICES ANU SUNDAY SCHOOL
8:30, 9:45 and 11 :00 A.M .
EVENrNG SERVICE .......... 7:00P.M.
PHONE : 615-4550 IZQO E. Cout HW'J., lfewport S.eb, Mlf llacArtll•
ANTIQUE
AUCTION
SUNDAY, AUGUST 11 1,oo P.M .
ESTATE OF MRS . (J. W.) DALLlS L. MEANS
345 W. MAIN ST., TUSTIN, CA.
Entire estate to be sokt at auction, LDcludes many
Items of bousehold furniture: Sp.walnut dlnlDg tb le
w/6 chairs, Fr.nnlty II ebest; mof\alr ec!uch &
chair, cane bottom chair, many occasional chairs,
Stelnway upright plano, Occ . tables, Was& n. lamps,
many pieces antique glass & dishes, beaded dress,
kero.lamp, books, old linens, wicker turn., rocker,
4 .U rugs, Drexel 4 post.bed, Vanity, chest, garden
tools, side saddle. 1955 BEL AIR CHEV (orlg,
owner) 50,236 mls, Gas stove & rertlg. AI.BO:
Cons. TV Record plyr. Hosp. bed, Cedar chest.
Much Antique glass, & other furniturE'.
INSPECTION 11 A.M. UNTIL SALE
SHERMAN CRANE -AUCTIONEER
836-6738
Marine First Lieutenant MI -
chael W. Morrls, SIOQ of Wr .
and Mrs. w. T. Morris of 2111
Pom~, Costa Mesa, bas re-
ported to Training Squadroo
22 at the Naval Air Statton
in KlngsvlUe, Ter.u.
Candy (realnameCandace}went '
on to t!le lln1Yerslty of Nevada
at Las Vegas, taking pre-me-
dical courses ttw.t would help
ber reach her goal.
"My mother kept hopln& I'd
change my mind," stte laugbs.
"FLDally, I got her to go WHAT'S WHOSE 'I
THEODORE ROBINS
FORD
with me to a mortuary school
In Sa.n Francisco. We looked
the place oYer, and the men who
ra.n the school made Lt clear
tbe}· didn't want me tbere. As
we left, my mother saJd, 'well
that takes care of that --tbey
won't let you co to scbool. •
• •
I've said for a long time that the public should buy up land it wants
t o use for public purposes, such as parking lots, parks, and open beaches.
This is a heck of a lot better than taking a man's property or restricting
the way l;le can use it.
eanups.
l$1111 ...... ..
NEWLY REQUIRED
CALIF. SMoG CONTROLS
INCLUDED IN PRICE
OF ALL USED CARS.
VS-R.FMR.AT-PIS Roily wheels
74656C
'74 PONT .
VENTURA 2 DR.
R.H.AT-6 p B
74379 A
'70 MAVERICK 2 DR
R.H.AT.J.i r-VB
620A
11049HMY
I/738AQN
'71 FORD CNTRY
SEDAN WAGON
VS.R·ti-AT.P/S P/B
$1895 p l6l!i
6 Pass.
'72 FORD 40R
R.H.V8-AT. PI S P/B
032.1.
'69 LTD 2DR HT
R-H-AT·P/S. Air· P/8 V Roof A .
#369EAE
#2l14ELA
$1195
#YPU788
'' 'Mo, they &dn't ay tt:.t,•
I reml.nded her, 'they Just said •
they didn't WANT me there
--IJOt that I COUlDN 'T GO'."
So she went. "Being a Leo,
I'm stubborn,'' she e"'la.ins.
Being the only glrllna school
wtth more than 200 men didn't
pbase ber. She endured I be jokes
aDd the lndllfereoce of some oi
the instructors, and finished
near the top of the class.
Sbe passed the state board
eram and scored 97 per cent
on tbe federal exam . Sbe was
all set to jump Into the funeral
buslness with both dalnty feet.
But, Candy found something
that the women's ltberaUon
groups could have told her from
tbe start --some businesses
don't Ute to hire women.
"I looked for 13 months, all
up and down the state,'' CaDdy
remembers, "and I had about
clnn up, t was staying wtth
some family frleDds In Pasa-
deoa, and was on my way to
San otero for a short ncatlon.
wheo I passed throagb Corona
del Mar aDd saw the Balt%-
Bergeroo otrke on Coast Hlgb-
way. I dropped ln, talked to the
fellow on duty, left some papers
telllng about my quall1lcatlons,
aDd went on my way, nrurtng
tbat wu just another waste
ot time."
NeD day, Geoe Jergeronsaw
the papers.
"Wbo's tbat, •· be asked.
"Some pi loot1ng tor a
job," b.J.s: man told 111m.
But, looting onr her cre-
deoUala aad recalll.Dg tr..t be
oaee bad a womu apprentice
U we had followed this plan years ago, Newport would now have enough
parking in the right places, including in Corona del Mar.
Now, along comes a new plan by the Coastal Commission to have the
public gradually buy up ALL beachfront woperty over a period of 50
to 100 years. Private ownership would start at the first street or road
inland. The idea is to make this a part of the master plan for the Califor-
nia coastline. Well, if the public has the money and wants to pay the
price, I guess that could work out okey in the long run, but there's one
thing these planning fellows may be forgetting. What happens to the value
of privately-owned property during that 50 or 100 years, when the owners,
and anybody thinking of buying, knows that the state is going to eventually
gobble it all up ? And, if the state drives that private property off the
general market, how will they decide what it's worth when they get ready
to buy from the private owner?
Looks like we will have some bureaucrats deciding what property is
worth, instead of letting the free market operate.
On the other side of the coin, we have the Irvine Co. trying to sell
some Upper Bay islands to the public, and it turns out those islands
might have belonged to the public all along. U it's wrong for public
agencies to take private land, it's just as wrong for private interests
to take public land and claim it's theirs.
It's about time we had some good, strong legal decisions on just what
belongs to whom. Then, maybe we can all keep our cottonpicking hands
off ·of the other fellow's property.
Al Forgit
P. S. Down at the store, what's ours can be yours for a lot less than
you might think. High quality American merchandise is just pennies
more than the second-rate stuff.
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