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Home My WebLink About1975-02-27 - Newport Harbor EnsignEWPORT BEACI1 JOe 1MI a&l w...,. '-"--.....,_ • ... , IIAGI ' Early returns trom a Co- rooa del Mar poll sbow rest- dents OYerwbelmtngly op. posed to putting the COM post offlee UDder control of the Newport Beach post- master. Of 112 ballots collected by yesterday afternoon, 10. were aptnst the eqe, and only 8 t.vortng lt. Accord- ing to Corona del Mar Clvlc Assn. f1aures, 4 of the 7 votes they have recorded favoring the change came from one local business. One vote for the change was In- eluded In ballots turned In to the localChamberofCom- The poll, cooducted by the Corooa del Mar Chamber of Commerce andtheCorooa dtl Mar Civic Assn. (CDMCA), lsalmedatgettl.ng broad publlc response to a Postal Service proposal to combine tbe 2 post offices. Hector Godlnet, who heads the Santa Ana Postal Sec- tional Center, has recom- meodtd the change, but said last month he will respect local publlc oplnlon on the proposal. About 3,000 copies of the poJJ are being distributed by the Clvlc Association and Chamber of Comm erce, and the poll Is reprinted on page JOe' COSTA MESA COlOMA OIL MAir, C1&.W. e one of the Enstao's second s ection In thla tssae. Door- to door dtstrfbotlon began over tbe weekend 1n all nelgbborboods served by tbe local post omce. Jessie Hlll, Chamber or Commerce secretary, sald the first 19 responses mailed to her omce were pic ked up yesterday, "Some were from busi- nesses and some from resi- dences," she said, "and 18 out of 19 were opposed to c hanging our post office." Mrs. Helen Weiss of the C OMC A sald her group ls distributing 1,500 copies of the poll, including 240 by 0' G mau to assoclatioo members In old Coroaa del Mar. The Cbamber of Commerce is taking care of dlstrlbutlorl in the newer a reas served by the post otflce. Chamber president Frank Jank, elated at early re- sults, e xpressed confidence late yesterday that the poll wlll ''prove, beyood any doubt, that the r esidents and business people of thls town want to keep their own post oftlce." ~ merce. ASTRONAUT JAMES IRW; sc H 0 0 L TA X wUl be guest speaker at the ~;~o::~~r;~~;.~~~~:~;: VOTE MAY 2 7 In an appearanc(' here Jan. 29 befort> a )Oint meeting or COMCA anrt Chamber of C ommerc~ members, Mr. Godinez, Newport Post- master Glenn Goodrich and 3 other postal orrtclals pro- mised that local postal cus- tomers would notice no dif- ference in service lf the COM taclhty Is placed under Newport control. They also stressed that money would be saved in administrative expenses. They promised Corona del Mar residents at the Newporter lnn, the kick-off tor Christian leadership week. Business- men's breakfasts wlll be held at the Btc Canyon Country Club Marc h 10, 11, and 12 at 7 a.m. There wtu also be morning and evening recep- tioos at homes throughoUt the commuotty. Harbor Area voters wlU go to the polls on May 27 to decide whether they will ante up an extra $100 per pupU in school taxes to the New. port-Mesa school district. Council tables sign ordinance A new law that would strictly cootrol btist.ness slps tn Newport Beaeb was postpoMd tldettnittly Mon- dal .,_ bJ &all CtaJ c-.. eU. CoacU membu1, par- t1cula.tty Mayor Dooald Mc. lnJlls, bloted tbat ctty plao- ners bad root too tar In dnt'U.ac t.be proposed ordt- DI.DCe. Tbe planning stalt was told to re-dnn the mea- sure, tbeo brlog it bac k tor another look by the Coc.mcll. But, Mayor Mcinnis resisted any effort to put a tlme limit on wben the Council should again study the Issue. By vottng unanimously to table the ordinance, lnitead of ln- troducln( It and setting a publlc heartog, ttK! Councll pl(eon-holed It until a ma- jOrity of the CouncU votes to take lt up agaln. City Manager Robert Wynn gueJ.Sed it would take his sta.U about 60 days to re- hash the measure. Valerte Morley ot Bay Shores, wbo beads the Coun- cil's cltheo.s eonroomental committee, aid after Moo- day's meetf.nc she "won't be pesslml.stJc eoough to be- Ueve tbe Couocll woo•t eventually adopt a new sign ordJ.Dance," but admitted that ''lt could bequtteawbUe before they a ct.'' Mrs. Mur- ley was also a member of the citizens committM wb.lch nrst PJ"'OII.Hd the ordinance. Mayor MclnD11 &110 to .. silted that Newport Harbor Cbambtr of Commtl'C. SUC- ceSUons bt lDClodtd with the Dew draft. ''I wut to be ablt to lay tbls propoal aide-by- J&de wttb tbt tn.t!De •leD ordinance and the Chamber of Commerce proposals," said Mayor Mclnnls. The DtW ordinance would bavt rutrtctf(l a bul:l.Dtas JID ... tban 10 per eeat 01 tbe buJ. ness "fact" on a street, wtth a mutmum of 150 square teet of signs, and would have strictly limited roof signs aDd ftee-standJ.Dg sJens. Tbt curreat ordi- nance allows signs up to 400 square feet. "This Is an ordinance that would create a big problem for everybody," said Mayor Mcinnis. He crtttclzed what he termed the "vague" wording of the 25 -Pile pro- posal, ptctmc out such terms as "orderly and harmonious developmeot" and "would not Lmpalr t.be desirability of t.nvestmeot" as examples. "Row do you enforce somethiD& like tb.ls'?" be woodtnd. "I ban lad oobody caU me up and uree tbat this ordlnaDCe be adopted," said Councllman John Store. "Wbat we bave before us Is a very con1prebenstve docu- ment, bel.Dr preseoted to us without a chance to look at it 1D a study session. I want more comment from the merchants before I act oo lt." Councilman Paul Ryckofl said be would not necessarily interpret tbe ordtnanee as vaguely as Mayor Mcinnis. Tbe 01117 other councUman to comment, MtlaD Dostal, appeared to etYor quicker actioo oa tbe ordlDa.oce, and urced a Ume Umtt oo bow mucb lqer 1t would be sbld!td before eomtng back t.. the CoancU. Dlatrtct trustees voted uDI.Dlrt\I>USly Tuesday night to call the election. Local voters turned down a similar tax-raise Issue last No- vember. If approved, the tax in- crease would add an esti- mated 36 cents per $100 of assessed valuation to local property taxes next year. The owner of a $40,000 as- sessed at $10,000 would pay about $36 dollars more In annual property taxes. The baUot proposition turned down last November by local voters would have added $55 to tbe ame tu bW, t~.~~calltlw thetbt~...,_ a &.t- Ilt elttmlt. for tbe 1975- 76 acbool year that abowed the district would fall $2.1 m lUtoo sbort of collecting enough revenue to keep the same programs lt now has. Allowing for somP ln!laUoo, the scbool admlntstrattoo estimated that the district would fall $2.4 mllllon sbort next year. Under current stat~. law, school district Income ls tied to pupil popu. latton. SchOOl administrators are also facing problem; In re- ducing the number of teach- ers, because of teoure rules and strong Wlloo pressures. Several cltlzen and teach- er groups made recom- mendatioos for budget cuts next schOOl year and, ac- cording to a district spokes- mao, "about 98 per cent of those recom mendatloos went into the budget culdeU.nes presented Tuesday to the trustees." The recommendations In- clude the following reduc- tions: • 43 EM PLOYEES, most- ly in the matnteoan~ and operatloos flelds, plus some cutbacks In psycholocical services, resource teacherr LAGUNA FEDERAL BUYS FUN ZONE and traveltng music teach-would still keep their COM ers. • RESEARCH and de- velopment, which includes data processing of Informa- tion on student progress. • BUSSlNG wlU be cut. About 2,000 students now riding busses wlll walk. All bussing boundaries •outd be extended outward by a ball mlle.' For example, h.lgh schOOl students who are now bussed from Harbor View Htus and Harbor View Homes to Corona del Mar bigb school wonld nllt. • ATHLETIC transporta- tloo would be cut. Bands, pep 811114Sud raotfta would lmft to fiDd tt..tr OW1l f1'aDS- portattoo. Trostee Donald Smtllwood also mentioned that tuture cuts in district spending on coac~ staffs might be considered. • PRIMARY READING program, which has helpe:1 students In the first 3 grades to Incr ease ttK!lr reading skills, would be dropped. addresses and tip code. ··But, l'rn oot going to butt my head against the wall If there Is overwhelm- Ing ob)ectlon," Mr. Godinez promised. Twice before, in 1956 and 1971, attempts were made to strip the local post of- flee of Its nrst class desig- nation and place It under Newport control, but pubUc reaction thwarted both ef- forts. When Mr. Godinez made his recommendatlon again 12te last year, It was ap- proved at the Los Anceles r~ level. but ~cUd bact •1ty 1he tdgh echeloa in San Bruno, o•rSan Frao- clsco, for · more public In- put.'· Alter public r etc tloo is tested, the recommenda- tion wlll again go through the Los Angeles and San Bruno postal headqll1rters before a float decision is marte by the Postmaster General in Washington. Mariners Mile hearing is set tenants returning. Bull- A public hearlng on dozers are completing the whether to widen Pac lflc job this week of leveling the Coast Hwy. through Mar-remains left by the $2 mll- lners MUe wlll be held March lion flre that gutted the block 10 In Newport Beach City on Jan. 11 . Mr. Jor~ensen Hall. sa1d he wW build slngle- CII y plaMers, who or ig-story buildlnis covering lnally wanted to sllr e a 24-30,000 square feet, with pro- foot strip from the burned-vision to add se<:ond stories out block betv.·een Rlver sldP later. There will be park- aDd Tustin avenues to make mg for 120 cars, he sa1d, room Cor Ule widening pro-Followtng the March 10 ject, DOW believe they will City Council hearing on need to take only 12 feet. 1 ratnc patterns in the area, Vincent Jo~ensen, ooe of the project will go to the the principals in the firm Planning Commissloo, then that owns the block, has an-must get approval or the nounced plans to rebuild the South Coast Regional Con- area, wlth most of the old servatlon Comm ission. Park area purchase ok 'd More than 5 acres ot ex- pensin Corona del Mar open space, nrst bought by state tupayers as part of a free- way route, wtll DOW be bought by ftdenl taxpayers as c ity park laDds for Newport Beach. on part of the park land. The state Division of High- ways bought the parcels 1n 1966 for $380,753 after the city signed an agreemeot for t he Paclflc Coast ~ way route tbrqb tbt ar•. TtK! fteilway bas aioce beeo c111c•Utd aDd, at tbe arct.nr of Newport reprtseatatl•es ln Sacrameato, tbt la.od las btto <1eclartd surplus. Stat. appraisals ol the lalld raoce. trom $774,506 lD 1W72 doWD to $4~3,000•rUtrthlly•r. Tbt $'50,000 price wu Dfl'ollattd bttwNO Cit) t.Dd state ot.ncla.l8, • H!WPOR T HARBOR LECIOM HALL. BOWLIHC GREEM SITE AT L!FT. LEGION LEASE OKAY IS NEAR Those old soldiers aren't going to have to fight very bard, after all, to hang oo to the beachhead occupied by their American Legion headquarters in Central Newport. City Hall ls apparently ready to go ahead and grant the Legion a 25-year ex- tens ion oo the lease of the Post's city -owned property at 15th St. and the bay. It looks like another victory for the old soldiers and a defeat for the city Parks, Beac hes and Recreattoo CommlssJon, which wanteti to turn the 1.54 acres into a park. But, unllke the victories some of the older Legion- naires may remember. this one comes with a modern sprinkling of compromise and detente. Newport Har- bor Leglon Post 291 wlll pa}' about $32,000 annuall} to the city, instead or the $3,000 or so paid now. And, the Legion must open up Its bayside sa illng facUlties to the city's saUlng Instruction program. The old lawn bowl- ing green j.lst l.nland or the Le@:lon post wUl become a city aquatic center, where small boats wUl be stored. These cood.lttons and a few more will be written into a new lease by C tty Attorney Dennis O'NeU and blCIIIP* back to tM CJlJ Councn•s Mareb 10m~. Vlc~-mayor Mtlan Dostal, Councllman Peter Barrett and City Manager Robert Wynn m.Ade up a special committee which studied the Legion lease during the past several months and r ecom- mended that It be renewed prior to Its scheduled Febru- ary, 1976, explratlon. Councilman Howard Rogers, a Legionnaire, is known to favor the lea~ renewal, and Ma yor Donald Mcinnis and other Council member s showed no signs ot serious opposition. Coun- cilman Paul Ryckoff\nsisted on periodic revue of the financial terms. Council- woman Lucille Kuehn agreed. Don Donaldson, prestdent of the Legion's boa rrt or directors, said his comrades are satlsned with the ter ms proposeod by the committee. "This agreement Is a good bleod or revenue to the cit} and a v;eneral publlr u~ ot the facility," he told the Counctl. "It's a matter or the city supplying th(' prop- erty, the Legion supplying the management, and both spllttlng the profits." The city holds the Legion property under a tidelands grant from the state and has leased it, since 1940, to the Leg1on. Before that, Post 291 leased c1ty prop- erty at lOth St. and the bay, goLDg back to 1924, wheo World War I veterans es- tablished the post. Many or the city's ptooeers, mcludln& auto dealer Theodore Robins, wbo atteoded Monday's Couocu study session, ar e member s ol Post 291, The post, DOW the btcrest ln Oruce County. has about 800 members. lts bayside locatJoo. wtth laiiDcb ramp, hot.at aod boat storace, has made It a popular post tor inland countat.ns, wbo have helped swell Its ranks. Under terms of the pro- posed lea~ r enewal, the city's take from the rr.arlna wUI jump from 10 per cent to 40 per cent; dry boat storage and locker rees, which all go to the Legion now, will be split 50-50, The pa rkJ~ tot wUI become a city tot, with the Legion buyl~ at least 26 parking spaces for $60 per year and the rest bein& sold by the c1ty to all comers. BuUdJ.Dg rent, now free, wlll be $300 :> mooth. And there wlll be w rttten prov lsloo for letting other groups rent the hall. Mr. Donaldson assured the Council that just about any- body can use the hall, any- way. He presented a list of 100 aames of people who use the Legion hall ror various kinds of meetings. In cluded were the Youth Em- ployment Service and other community groups. ··You wm also notice the name of Kawasald Motors," noted Mr. Donaldson. The firm, wl\lch once buHt J apanese Zeroes and now concentrates on motor- cycles, "once was our mortal enemy, but we bOld oo gru<t«es," he assured the Council. J ACK SUMM E RS Summers passes on By Francis J. Horvath Lite ls always In session on a world that goes 'round and 'round, yet each da y individual lives drop off Into the great unknown. John H. (Jack) Summers dropped off on Jan. 29 In Orovllle. Born In London in 1882, he enllsted In the British Navy at the age of 15, was given a doctored drink and was shatlghaied to an or - iental boat. He jumped s bip when it came to port in the Philippines and hid out iD a small villaie. Later tw shipped out on a banana boat abd was oo tbt USS Burn- side helping to lay the trans- Atlantic cable. I • I ln 1915 be unloaded lum-eriD III ~ ber ln Newport S.cb. ud .... tell*! 1JU!ld 0. Sewal'«S-. I lied faltbub ratll'o.d In p an mu ~~b~s t.ck ln Newport Orange County super- visors voted tmanimousl} Tuesday to take a loot at a Costa Mesa proposal that a new On.nge County Air- port passenger terminal be built ac ross the runway from the present terminal. lf a financial feasibility stud y shows that the termi- nal could be built. the super- visors should then include it in a $239,000 environ- mental study ot the airport, uld 5th District Supervisor Thomas RUey, whose dis- trict Includes Costa Mesa. At Mr. Riley's suggestion, the board asked for a feasl- blllt} study, with results re- ported t.r k to the board within 45 days. Costa Mesa Mayor Rob- ert WUsoo sald the cit}· might help the count} bu) 35 acres or lnine Co. land needed for the new terminal. The terminal would be larger, with more pa rld.ng than the present fa r lllt}, he suggested. The present terminal would be used for administrative offices and private aviation servir t>s. Jolnlng Maror Wilson in supporting the idea were Co- sta Mesa City COWicilman Jack Hammett, who is also a member or the state aero- nautics board; Newport de- veloper Vinct>nt Saffell, and Costa Mesa County Water Dlstr1ct manager Ray Hud- son. Letters from sevenl businesses near tbe airport also supported the idea. Beach in 1922, opened up a service statioa. sold It, then became a member of the Newport Beach police de- partment, where he r('- mained for 19 years. Alter his retirement Jack could be seen walling Lo aU parts of the city, cover~n& 8-10 miles a day, fre- quently picking up a rlde on the truck wtth the city humane officer, Vince Cusumano. Jack was Newport's fir st plainclothesman and on oc - casions dressed up as a ll"le old lady to catch vio- lators off guard. He always had many stories to tell about our local cltltens, but preferred to blk about his 3 wives, ''all wonderful gals," who had passed on. One would hardly suspect that a little cop would have the natural ability without t ra Lolng to sing opera oo the radlo, WTtte sea stories and do artistic painting -havtng sold one or his paintings tor $2,600. He lived for years at 32nd St. and W. Balboa Blvd., untll he sold his propert)' to the city in 1968. He would be seeo walking with Mrs. Sommers, visiting friends and oa occas1oos stoppmg at my ottlce. Willie visiting he would sketch the girls in bitlAls as they pa ssed by. He is sumved by a son and Carole Lopes, a (nnd- daUfbter, In Orontle. Park-ride routes set City CouocU voted Monday nJcbt to close the deal on tbt 5.3 acres, whlcb includes tbe lit. otHarborDaySchool ud a parcel across ~ar caertte AYt. from the scbool. Tbt pure lase prtce ls $-450,- 000, &Dd tht city bas uotll Ju., tm, to maltt the last of S PIJID~ Bytbeo, New- port ~ to ban rtceiYtd &bollt $'700,000 lD ftderal '-lkletada. Cocaine arrests made N..-port C tDtel' lAd the onnc• County FalrcTOUD<Sa an tbt .outbtm ttrmlD&l potnta for 2 of tbt I DeW "parll-&Dd-ridt" I'Oit• IP· pro•ed Yoodi.J tor tbl Or- &D(e COUDtJ Trautt Oll- trlet. Tbe ..-. rvutu wW ClitJ llaMpr Robert Wyaa waned the COUDCtl that r....._. or r.drlnJ aaeaclM ..,. r.,... .. U. cltJ'I ap.. plkltlola t»r ltle 8auSic ud onu Dw•••• (lWO) tliillla laiPt decide tM DUk .... ,..-. .... If tall dtJ CIA, pt Ole ·ltUD ...,, ...... ..,.. lllllnJ ~"~lf•o-1. ..... _,,"*"" IIi' • ...,. ..... ... ,.. ..... ... IUD ............. .. _., ...... , .. ...... a,r ale. Tbt otbtrs -.re a~'J'e~Qd oo 1U5PiclOD of tbt actal aJt of tbt cfhl, 1lle &.rl'tlltJ CIIM afttT 1.11 lllldlrCOftr .,. boeCtll 11 .-e.. crt cocatM Ill a LA.. c--llllllpanlll aot. Poltc. lUI • _,.. oeeu wwe ...., .. tlill lilomt of ... ora. IILIPlCt&. B•'ltc "-"DGd ~II tMtlot ..... fto!lftl't ...... ., ... , ...... ~~ ......_ ... ,..ae ••• ,.._ ~-... .. ca., .... , .. ~ • .. ~to c:oaDid --jDr ...,.... IDCJ WOI'klll areu of Orurt eo.ty. R ld.tn wtn be .,..S todrtft to anaJDr _......,..... u... rtdt u. ...... to-or won. TM~teDIIewlll-rMI' dlatllw sa•• sa r.-.-...._ ........ 'he Mc....-t~-wm .. • A·tstt-. na l a1 b lnt ..... llrtllil .. ..... ..._...,._ 11Mi lf1U..,~~" I • IIIMil ... .. Ptlt .... ~ • 1'M1 OIIIClAL I AI. OP 1111 CIITY OP I 2 ftDfiT ·-Pua.A 1 " WDitLT, • ,.......,, -e.,_ •••st paid at C... dol llor, Calif, Otlkt ud JIIIIIIIC plul Ia lilt -.,o ......... rill I . Ccut IIIIIMt, c..-lltlllor, Callt. -· THE MJ:WJIORT liAR-IMIIGII wu adJOdstd to boo a -at ~ etreolaU.. b)' oowt , doc:rtt llo • ._10171 -lfaJ If, 111111, Ia S..lor c-lor tilt c-, ot onap, State of CaiUonda, uo1 bJ •--1a qwaiJIIecs to pat>llall an pabllc-~b)' ..... ARVO E. BliP A .••••• Owotr ud -Uober PEG H.UPA ·, ••••••••••• "-late Editor SUIIfiCRIPTION RATES lD Harbor Ar• ••• CU y-.r, $5.00; !: yeus, $ 1.00 out of Harbor Ar• Oot , .. , $6.00: a yura, $10.00 ARVO E. HMPA, owner •d puoNshtr of the ensl .. Wentz,Godshall Honored The Birch Log The Current Depression orwa..-........ to a,.__., Ull •••••• -IIICiod ..... -... liD --,, ... tMir 'IIMII'Itn r•roect.. " .............. ,.,. ala---putr ol -llooporl -· ...... oclllol PI' A , .. lt. 1'llo a-----at 1111 Llodo 1ato llollt at Mr. ud llro. LH Sommll, -rod prtoclj)ol Cloarltt Oodolloll ud dn• toaelltr RolltrtWa..llro.l*ll. Fnaco, PT.A.p~t, wu ID cblrp of lilt ....a.c. ·--~ --..... BW BldluiiDCIPoleH-r· -., both former ...,..,,, of Bob 1011111, ..... 00 -tor tbl pr .... taUoD. wblc:b wu made by another lorm- er .tudlftt, AatboaJ Ztrbt, DOW a TV peraallty. CM.rles Rolbl.ermel of u .. do tale P•• a S)'DOpl1a of Mr. GodJM.U's Ufeudqual- IUea whlcb led to lbe booor· ary se"lee a'ftrd. M.r. Rotbaermel ts u- PRINCIPAL CHARLES GODSHALL ltl..adJ behrlllll Mra. Raymood DtU:~ left, PTA awardl cbltrmu. ud Mrs. Jota Fruco, PTA prelld•t. afttr neeiYiDC tda fxiDOr .. ary st"lce award 1n appredatJOD for his aecomplltll- meatl at Newport Harbor bJ(h .c:bool. (Enalp phok)a.) .y-F. M<Y I · IIIII war to ntithor 1111 ]lroptr ""'JhO ooly \way to c:Umb out of a • .., ... Dn. ....,.,,, -111 -Nadlamallotl mwn-lht rotl ct'* of-.omlo JUa Is 1<K> "'ueh bo.jombo eonu ..... 10 now frc•• lilt lop -10"""""'1. Economic ""'"' " __ .. t'fOf)'llty Amtrlct ""'"""" to reel under a with hJIII p<odue'U•IIy 111d t """" ..idcue IPI•cllni eoonondc daprllliolt. A cuntnt Jam• dau. lut aowrnmant, tsped&Uy oltt. ft11ety pie ol lhll economle zltilhl .. f-lwocl ll tho· thol wt ba,. come to luoow In Amtrlca .,.... lhe atatemtnt that enormous federal ddkita, now pttt flrty yemJ is a mortal anemy of both pl.uanld to exceed SSO bUIJon ptr )lear. are to productivity and 1hole who produce. Gowrit- be tolerated baCiute "(UU employmtnt" would. ment ac:tuaUy .WIJH nr on economic health ln result ln 1 balanced budett. ' thne lillllllcant w.ya: (I) Of it•lf, JOWm· In other word.a, If everyone were worlclna, ment newr pt.och•c" anythlna, but acts 1'4ther the rtsultln& lnertiN In tax revenue would u a fantastic dr1ln (throuah tiD lion) on those equal or exceed the denclt, or so lhe planners who do: (2) government alao reaulat", stlfiet, tell us. The fact lhlt hup deflelts actually controls, .nd stranales the productive sector of CfUI.M mort. unemployment In the lona run society: and (3) fOWtnment ct:Uitl the weak· t never comes up for cUscu.uJon . We are somehow enlna of our currency by prln11na ¥111 quanti· reminded of the fellow who ~d : "If I had ties of irredeemable piper to cover dendts - ham, I'd make a ham sandwlch,lf I had bread I" wl\ic:h tlwt)fsleadt to economJc slowdown and OecuionaUy, aovernmcnt statisticians let unemployment. slip a revealin& piece of information. Early in Just think how many buslnesaet haw never Febrv.ary, for instance, we were informed ttut beep started. how many hne newt exp&nded, the unemployment rate in America had reached and how ma.ny others haye bel1l dellroy~ by 8.2 per cent of the work force , the "hiJhest waae: snd price controla, bureauentlc lnterfer· unerhployment figure in thirty-three yean." ence, skyrocketina taxation, ntered-dqWfl dol· •••'QoOeoo•ooeo-e.Q~q;•DID:OO ststant prlDctpalat Calltor- h requires no advanced deJree in mathemadcs Iars, and 10 on. In every cue, JOvtrftJ1ltnt's to calculate that the government spoketman wu presence has meant disaster. referring to early 1942. Who can fail to recall Where business is concerned, p:noeinmtnt is that, after twelve lonaye•rs ofbureaucntlc med· no icUe byttander, and certainly no (riend. dling, it took ou.r entrance into World War II to Instead it is being re<:opized by mo,re and more reduce unemployment and Ft our economy ao· Americans 'as a mortal enemy, and. pern. in& 1pin? The lona·rangt efftcts of that arti : ment's growing stran&lehold on American busi· ficlally created boom, and that horrible war, are ness hu caused one angry citizen to concJude : stUI being ftlt . Alld the short·rangeeffects, while "It's no longer what can you do for your temporarily btneficial to business, could never country; it's wh11t c11n you pn-,ent your ~un· • NEW LAND GRAB ATTEMPT The Orange County counsel Is using tax money to Investigate the posslblllty of confiscating valuable private property from a taxpaying citizen In Corona del Mar. This land grab attempt Is aimed at 2 undeveloped bluff lots along Ocean Blvd., adjacent to the inspiration Point park. The county counsel has published advertisements• in newspapers asking citizens to report to him If they have used these lots for recreational pur- poses, thus attempting to establish public ownership of the lots by "prescriptive right." The objective Is to seize this property from the private owner, who has been paying taxes on the lots and hopes some day to build houses on the lots, and thus realize a financial return on a sizable Investment. I hope there are others, In addition to myseU, who have responded to the county counsel with a strong protest at this attack on our right to own private property and to enjoy the re- wards of private enterprise. All who want to j oln In this protest are Invited to clip out this editorial, sign It, and send It to: Orange County Counsel, Inspiration Point Prescriptive Rights investigation, P. 0. Box 1379, Santa Ana, Calif. 92702. • • • • ONLY OUTLAWS WOULD HAVE GUNS One of the idiotic proposals for fighting crime Is the drive to deprive law abiding citizens of the right to own guns. First step Is gun registration; next, outlawing the ownership of hand guns; finally, confiscation of all guns from the citl·· zenry. These campaigns are being pushed with growing intensity by the ultra- liberals in the U. S. Congress. The announced objective is t o stop the crime wave and t o reduce the number of deaths by gunfire. The fact of the matter is that guns don't kill people; people kill people. When guns are not available, there are many other handy lethal de- vices at hand. U the gun c ontrol addicts are truly interested in fighting crime, they would enact a law calling for mandatory jail sentences in criminal cases involving the use of guns. The utter folly of the gun c ontrol campaign is exposed by a U. S. Supreme Court ruling: Criminals cannot be re- quired to register an Illegal gun, be- cause registration would constitute self- Incrimination, which Is forbidden under the fifth amendment. Indeed, It has been well said: When guns are outlawed, only the outlaws will have guns. LIGAL IIOTICI Ll .... IIOYICI FICTITIOUS BUSI!tESS FICTITIOUS BU8111ESS NAME STATEIIEIIT Tbe tollowlac per,.. an do!Dc botiDut u: Carroo Eot.rprl.IH -Carroa Pr .. • Help lo llarktlllr. P, 0. Bol QIO,. I$IOl lloi!IW"' ort... Lopa Hllll, ca IU$1: -., TyJtr -· ny, t520Z """-Dr~ "-IWit. ca. _, Carol .... lillrray, ... I!Ort*"P Dr~ ~ 1lllk, MAllE STATEMENT 1'llo IDIJDo11ls .,..._ aro dotiC t..tMII u: Martta- Tauell, IIIQI AIJP>rt War SOittl. Saata All&, c.w. 11'10'1: 1'llo Fnak TalKb Apoey • A ClllliDnll Cor. porallca, 1'10011. --.... Callt.; 1oM I. liarlll, llrl .. --· .... ...... Colli. ,.. ..... laooedldell b)' • -rat ,._, •. .... -II:.MartiL cas rtte ......_ ne f'a.* Taz ~• ~,lift L. .._ cor,ooao s.. . ,.... eo ., ..... -:...-~,._~,:. • IT'* , .. "·-~ :;.::; ::-: .. ;:;Ji; I • justify advocacy of such a solution. Yet, such a try from doing 10 you?" . spectacle again enters the realm of poulbility 11 Let ·w say no to the same old "toluUons" we read Secretary of State KiuinFr's 1(.1tement that do not work -the make-work projecls, thr (supported by President Ford) that military IC· rationinJ proposals, the tariffs, the tu. cuts lion in the Middle East should not be ruled out withoul corresponding cuts in spendlnJ, the as a possi ble future course of action. pump-priming, the enr-luger deficits , lhe con· Might an artificially contrived oil shortap be st1ntly risina inflation , and 10 on. What 'flo'C need nia b.J.&:h scbool, where Mr. Godslw.U ltarted his teach- ing llDd admlnlstntl't'e car- eer. He described the hoo- orH'I pall achleYements at Su Jose sb.te coll~e, L.A. State, California and LaSer. oa high schools. which led to hts ,doctorate at USC and appotntment at Harbor Hl.gll. EmphlsLzfnc the ablllty to provide an atmosphere where new ideas are oour .. is bed. Mr. Rothaermel potnted out the environment- al nature center, Olympic pool, the new English build- inc, new wel.gbt room, CIF playoff• and lndiYidua.l cbl.mplooallips as being frultl of Mr. Godshall's at- titude of "anythtng ls pos- PETE HENDEROON, partner In the Sidles lDd Heoder80D entertalnmEill duo, recalls an incident of his Harbor High years wttb Bob Wentz, drama teacber, wbo reeelnd b.Ls second booor from tbe Harbor Hich PTA lut week. used as an excuse to go to war? we· fear that is fifty percent less government. The boo"in re· there are some who would quietly sanction suiting from such a development would i p io such a development -1nd wave red, white, and make our nation the envy of a11 the world.r blue barmen· while dolna it. But let us insist Copyrl.fht 197j by 1Jt~ Joh" Bifrlt Sod~ty F~~t~twm ' sible." Twenty-two years ago at Harbor H.l&:b, the PTA gave Bob Went& an hoDorary ser- Yic e award, theo called a PTA ''lUemembershtp,''for his outstGdlug acble•emellt ln youth tnvolvement. Conservative comment Mr. Zerbe cUed tbe act- 1ng career of Mr. Wentz, which goes beyond the drama teacher's higb school duties aDd keeps a fresh, Uve at- titude toward tbe theater. He mentioned some of the many outstanding produc- Uons presented at Harbor High, the drama teacher's dlrectlon of Tars and stars, the annual high aehool nr- lety sbO.w, aDd tus Qnseo.t lnYO)Yement In Newport plan at NHH!il. Proof of Ills per- sonal feellll( for his ILlgtl scbool students was cUed by Mr. Ze rbe In relating some of tbe non..academlc loci- dents that occurred wblle he ns 1n school and the many 111.1mmers dllrtn&whlch Bob Wentz guided students through European expert- ences. The certUtcatea of award were presented by Mrs. Ray- mood DeMott, honorary ser - vice awards ctalrman. Straight Talk about what you can do to preserve your right to keep and bear arms. CBS vTV network pro- gram, "60-Mtnutes," a farce, 1ndlcated on Jan. 5 that ''big city police" think new •·tough national gun laws" are necessary In the flgbt against crime without cUing a single Jaw enforce- ment adminJstrator who sup- ports thls approach. We know or Z such ln- dlvtttuals who oppose this approach, Edward M. Davis, pollee chief of the Clly ot Los Angeles, and Captatn Gordon M, Johnson, former police chief or the city of M lnneapolis. Davis, In responding last year ln no uncertain terms to an Invitation from Shertrr John J. Buc~y or Middle. sex County, \tass., to join him In forming a national organization of Law enforce. ment officials dedicated to strict federal gun control legislation, stated: "You wtll never find anyone mon op. posed to your stand on hand- guns than myself." AIR CAL IS GRANTED Aner remiJodlng SheriU FLIGHTS TO TAHOE Buckley '"'' lhe New York Air CalUorola ha s been Sullivan Law had no effect granted new temponry route on reducing cilme there, he authority to theTaboeVaJle)' stated, ''Before we attempt Airport at Soutb Lake Tahoe to pass laws to deprive tn . by tbe Cautomta State Pub-dlvlduals of retaining tbelr lie Ut111Ues Commlsskxi.. handguns, we must tlrst try The serYice wW be between to gettbe )MIIctaryto entorce Orange County,SanJose,and the existing gun laws. There Oakland, wttb route Oe:d-'is noth1Dc: in our constltu- bllity to include other pre-Uon orltsameodmentswhlcb vloosly certJncated points, would give the federal gov- R. w. CIWord, president ernment the right to Impose of AJr C&lUomta, a.ld, "U such a statute. I am shoe keel would be our aim to com-at your suggesting national mence H"lcewttfiln 3odl.ys gun control laws, of the affecttn date of the ''I oottce by tbe seal of authorllatloa." your county that It ns set~ AJr CaUionlaYUiprovlck> tied 1n 1629. We are about Lake Tahoe service wttb 94 ZOO years behind you ln pauqer Lockheed Electra terms of laYiq settled the aircraft. It a.r.o se"el Sao west. U you wer come out Dll(o, Oruc• COUDtJ, Palm through tbese western SpriDp, 0Dtu1o, San Jose, states, I sunest youu ctrry Oati&Dd, Baa Fnoet.co Ud fOUl CUD With )'OU, )'OU're Saenmeato, aWtllDC Botlac colDc to advocate t&ld.ne away 73'7 Jet &irenft. otber peoples (LIDS, yoa'll Deed U." FRANCES RING 01 ES 1D Y-Ut, Gordoo Yrt, lloDltl F. (Frueoo) Jobuoo ,_ IIIli "WIU. RJ.ac o1 Nwport Blaeb cll.td teDI of ....,,.oo, of flrt- Feb. 11 at Hoq llolpttaliJ: arm• laws alrtldJ on thl ace 72. Fruee8 wu actin boob. tbe covnt11 dota DOt 1D tbl GaDd o1 Olr l..&dy Deed a flood of new lawa. of Ill. Ca.nntl CllboHc . Pro-rtS"lt-of dtal· Clwrela. ..., a mtmbtr of en alea 1a adtQwate. Tbe tht "-Y Clal> o1 ""· r-lloeplll( rtCJOirt· port Htmor. Tbt ehlb'a mtali&Uow u totneean .. lllcbtlt boaor, ttae tautl arm a from rnuGlctarert an~ ,.. bwtuwd oa blr dOn to tbt onera Ud ld8 1D MaJ, 1 tTl. Sbl 11"td ftnalm tD a ceatnl 10'. u Grit 'ftce_,...ud~M clllr-tnun.-l .. ret. IDS 1111 .... ,... ..Lit a• M1 at all.,._ Sonttoro looollltt w tlrttrmo _. wwld bt a bt-art.-Dultl ...... .,_ud_ c . Rtar. ud two srud· -ollocol&d lo OIUIIDS c~ eo.-. ud attlloriiNtadalllll ........ • -. -c. 0'8---1£··--.., ot ........... ~ ... tl .... ., ... $ hJr BIBLE VERSE =:r;:.,:.,-=' "'~ 1'llo Ltd .. ., -. ... ., lozb-.. ., .. •• IIJ ., -., ......... -112111 lnllj _,II til, ... illdl ... .,.,........._, .. ., --· (PIMI tW -___ , .. I'JI-........... --_... .. ., __ "t ~.,..at-----· .._ • nva ., 1 w n ·a =..-Ill••• ... -....... b •••Ill .., __ .. the conclusion ttw.l ftrearms ownership UseU 1s tbe cauSE' of crime and, 1n that curious Watergate mentality tbls Is not so strange. "Beginning wfth the ar- rogant assumpUon that they and they alooe represent the pubUc Interest, they propose repreastv,, leclslatloo di- rectecl broadly at firearms ownership. Such leglslatioo is called 'gun control,' a term coococtedbyoutslders, not firearms owners. 'Gun control' ls a cheap shot at crime, attractive because ot Its slmpUdty and Its uold- aoee of a ck)se andob)ecUve took at crime causes, Once started down the path or re- pressive legislation, gun control propooents never learn from experience, FUJ- ure to defeat crime Is ln- varlably attributed to weak or incomplete taws. The an- swer ls always additional and Increasingly repressive laws untU we get to the Unal solution of cooftsca- tlon, first of handguns, then or other firearms. "This mlBcUided approach stems from a consensus; not a consu!J'acy, a con- sensus Involving much of the IMWs media and a wUl- ln&'ness to use questionable tactics In anythlng-(Oes- aga.lnst -erl me-IJlllro&ch.'' The CUI.un& Committee For the Right to Keep and Bear Arms Is the only or- rantzatlon of American ftre- arms OYDers matnta1nlna: of- flees both oo tbe welll c01.st and ln the natJorlll capitol. Those who beUeve ID tb.ls coutltutlooal prlDelple, "the right of the people to PRE· keep and bear arms," may write to the Committee at 1601 I 14th. S.E., Suite 151, Bellevue, Wash. 98004. L £C4L NO TIC! NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttaat the City Co:mcU ot the City of Newport Beach wUI hold a public 1\earlng regarding proposed Ordi- Bltlce No. 1596, belnc. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH tS. TABLISHlNG THE PLAN .. NED COMMUNITY DE. VELOPMENT PLAN AND DEVELOPMENT STAND- ARDS FOR THE "CORPOR- A·TE PLAZA '' PLANNED COMMUNITY IN 1'1EWPORT CENTER, Planning Com- mission Amendment No, 434, on a portion :>f Bloc:t 93, Irvine's Subdivlsloo, bound- ed by Pacific Coast Hlcb- Woly, Newport Center Drive, Fanlloo Drive and the fU- ture extenskln of AYOc&do Avenue, zoned PC; and cer- tification of the EoYiron- mental lmPtct Report, NOTICE "IS HEREBY FURTHER GiVEN tJat the said public hearlnc will be held ontht1otbdayo1Mareh. 1975, at the! bour of 7:30 P.M. in the CO'ncll Cham- bers of the City Hall of tbe ~lty of NewportBeacb.,Cau-· fomLa, at which ttme aod place any and all peraons interested may appear and be beard thereon. Laura Laglos City Clerk City of Newport S.J\h Publish: 2'7. tn the REDUCTION SALE Por tJJI~ s~«dill «11«111 o•r slor« llon.s will •« 9: JO to 1: }0. FINAL DAYS SALE ENDS SAT. MAR. I EYEIYT1IIC • "Til BALIOA ISWID STOll 1/2 Tllto Ia ow on-. replariJ oold ta- OftltorH, U11 JOYr a.wm.rt(Ud or ...._ Cllqll llo H-ClllriH • All So Itt Flaal lloDMJon ' IIMIMIII·IW.IIIA 1M. HID I toll 011L Yl COMI IAIILY PIUUAIIY. POl lilT IILic:TIOII . . LIGAI: HOTIC! L!GAL NOTICI FICTITIOUS BUSIN~ FICTITIO:JS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT The followlll( per1100 1a The foUowtng persons are doing business as the Gar- doing business as: West ment District, Z95Z W, LID· Coast Jewish LUe, Minloo-coin, Anahetm, c a. 92801: das Ageocy, Japanese Pub. F K Inc., CalU. corporation, Ushers, 341-F W, Carriage 2952 w, Llncoln, Anaheim, Dr., Santa Ana 92'707 :James Ca. 92801. M. Campos. S4t .F CarrLa«e This business is conducted Dr., Santa Ana; Leo R, Patch, by a corpon.Uon. 5101 Woodcrest, Yorba Corporatlon Name: F A Ll.ada, Callf. 92686, Inc., Dclll.ld L. Closson, Tb.ls business ls conducted Pres. by a &anen.l partnership. This statement was fUed Steoed: Leo R. Patch. witb the County Clerk of Or- This statement ns fUed ance County Feb. Z5, 1975. t>;~...-a.;~~~.~ci;'•:~r~tuof~)f Publlsh: F~, t-ori, Mar. I • Madlillld octagon hood • IIHIIilltlt hollow core hallllla FIBERGWS HANDLE HAMMER Two exclusive features : hollow core fiber glaoa handle with air-cushion grip-absorbs shock, gives better balance. Prec:ision machined full octagon head~drivea with more accuracy, '-marring than hand· ground heed. ·- VALUE now 4.99 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST •, Iii' HE .. ~~~. liNE~ 1 NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN PUELISHEO WEEKLY -PAGE 3 THURSDAY, FEB. '17. l!7S OOMlNA DELMAR. CAL.. Annually, lD February. tbe JniM Turaet PbUt.nnoeJe Aaoclat .. laYe aa OS*l mttt-iD& nen membtr• art prtYU.,Id tD br1ac put. . • • Ttllt tbe1 lMn more &boat tile Orance Coanty PbUbUmoate SoeiAity and the put tbt lrYtot Ttnaet Aaoclatet do towards JUPPOrtiDc tbt cultural project. There ls al8o a dtUcbttul procram for tbeir eojoymeot. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrt. Ted Walsh, program cbatrmao; Mrs. Raymood Beyer, chair- man of the Irvine Terrace Pbilblrmoolc AaoclatM, and Mrs. Gtorce Williamson, dtcoratJon chltrrnu. pltturld at tbl February biDcbeoo Qleettnc of the Assoct.ates. Tltls year, througb tbe aid ot Mrs. James D. Kneen and ber daqbter. Mrs. Voresdale, the Santa Ana Country Club waa made nail- able tor tbe program aod luncbtoo. It was a beautltul setttnc tor tbU special day ••• wide, wide windows p.ve view of Dowers, trees and even a lake ••• a feast for the eyes, delicious crepes filled with fresh crab, feast for the pbystcal ••• and the program, feast for tbe soul! IT REALLY WORKS ~--COMPLETE OR 'SAVE PARTIAL $5.00 .. CARPET CLEANING I (Janey Berls photo.) Immediately following the luncheon, Mrs. G Raymond Beyer, chairman, u.nked those who own-own had contributed their efforts durin« the year, utendJng appreciation to Mrs. Mary G~ham, hospitality chairman. and Mrs. Ted Walsh, program chairman. Mrs. Walsh then intro- duced WUllam Bruce Miller, wbo sang ex- cerpts from various light operas, as well ·will stage M d • G as I.Jlcludtng a sea chanty. Hls voice was a r I ra s vibrant and personable • • . He bad sung I ' with Howard Keal 1n South Pactlic and Flowering pink and white was one of the tloaUsts In the San Fran'cisco auJeas and wine bottles Opera audition, a very thr!Uing musical brlm,mlng wtth streamers presentatioo accompanted by Stephen Stucker. and balloons will create a Attending were Mmes. Robert P. MiLler New Orleans Mardi Gras of Hemet, C. J. Bigelow, Angus Richard- atmosphere when 300 guests son, W. Peyton Harriman, Edward Mayo, arrtve at the Newporter Inn Charles Rennie, Robert Steuerwals, and for "the Mardi Gras ball." Lyman Betz. others were Elberta Jones, The occasloo Is the first Roma Gurney, whose husband John sang in aU Orange County benefit the Metropolitan Opera for man y years dinner dance to be held b}' .•. Sara Ramsey, Fra.nces Stanley, Blanch Town and Gown Junlor Aux-Boscow, VIrginia Patten, Grechen Moore lltary of USC at 7:30 p.m. and Jnga de Joung; more were Ruth Walsh, Saturday, March 8. Edna Coeur Barron. DeVere W.ULamson, Mrs. Joseph Rose, presl-Florence Bartlett, Marlon Kensey, Caroline dent, aod Mrs. Franklin Fi-Sauter, Wintfred Coulter, MUHcent Sahs- orenUno and Mrs. Garr) bury, Adeline Galt; at another table were Short, benefit co-chairmen, Patricia Splelma.n, Georgia Parker, Evelyn •LU welcome the guests, in-Lowell, Francoise Keelan •.. also a singer! eluding university dlgni-1n French no less; Suebelle Aga)aman, Joev tartes, members of the ath-Toma and guests Olga Ellis, and Carne letlc starr, and alumni and Lou Kurt. With VI Patterson were Tootle friends. Master or cere-Vordale, Adelalde Kingsley, Eileen Richard- montes will be Rod Dedeauz, son, Mary Graham, Doroth> Aubert, Connie USC's baseball coach. Conroy, Mae L. Lustig, Lois Stoneman, Gloria Following the social hour, Laing, Virginia Smithson and Gertrude Hartl dlnner and dancing to the A II voted ..• one of the best ! music of the Allan Remlng-• • • bomt, to meet Mr. Joel R.othma.a, ceenl JDI.IIqtr, Mewport Marriott Hotel, and ht. t111CUUYt a..,dates. The Zlper bome 1s terrlftc, Yltb upstairs. dowutairs open lpletl ••• allowf.Dc I free flow olguestl, clrculatJnc from room to room cr"tlDI frleocls or meetJ..Q& new towufolk • • • Ylth &>laces to sit aod vlslt. Amona the early arriYals were Mayor Donald Mclnnis a.od dellcbttul wtte. The silver band and larce rtsb necklace from Tuco Intrigued my sister Louise, as It did me. The Honorable Charles Thomas• stay was brief, as he wanted to be home to dine with Mrs. Thomas, who still needs to be cautious wtth her broken toot . • . wants to be ready for Angelttos de Oro Ball, at the Marriott, especl.aUy since she Is the ball chairman. It was nice to meet Mr. Rothman ••• His feellng towards community relations Impressed me . • • also eojoyed talking wtth Mr. Peter Giacomini of the Murlott staff, and was charmed by his cootlnt'nt:al custom . Glimpsed Lucllle Kuehn in her lovely creamy mlnk coat. Quick hello witt& Pat Hug. Glorta (formerly Mrs. George) Getty ••• was so Impressed with the movte we had seen at her borne, of the launching of the S. S. Louislaoa Getty '. • • Others there were the Robert Eatoos, Bert Coffeys, Robert Slaters (she 1s tbe former Allee Hellberg), the Al Auers, State Assemblyman Robert Badham and Mrs. Badbam, Dr . .tnd JACK GEARING · NEW OWNER !!!!! ao21 L COAST HWY. COlONA DIL MAll • -CAU US '011 U NfCII• 671-2UO 'RIIf6l/ VITAMIN B &C CAPSULES ... -. .. .. . .... . -2 ""'" ~ , •. '498 SAL!: NOW ON! STOCK UP ond SAVE! PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 7 DAYS A WEEK M WllKDA YS e .. 7 SUNDAYS WI QUOn U fiiiCIS 0¥11 TM ,_. Mrs. Thomas Doan, Mr. Terry Best, genera l ,---------------------manager of tl1e Los Angeles Marriott; Mr. Gary Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C run en- den, Mr. Tom Maddock, Mrs. Ralpt1 Tan- dowsky and our genl.al supervisor, Tor11 Rlley, and wtle Emma Jane .•. The hroarlt on her lacy blouse was made from an ancient bejeweled Chinese flngerna 11 guart1, some three Inches long • • . thest-wer•· worn by the great ladles of high rank ... to protect their nails, and thus showm~ they did no meolal tasks. Others enjo}ing the seafoorl !Ja r . . . yumml . . . were the George Woodforrls, J ohn Macnabs, Mrs. Wlllt.a m Hopluns, Jnr1 son Robert ... LlnkMathe,.·son, Ur.Sprezun •. and the John Levwes. While up~tur~ . . . eveq · delectable imaglna.Lle . . . ChlttM with. CO)' Hlrsh and More) Mtrkw an•1 I flnally solved a mysteq ... for at a part} or so back, a gentleman tad said Ahl.tiP Van Buren and Ann Landers were his r·ousllls: WINTER RATES from S1400 ... couldn't remember who ... but 'twas "--------------------.....11 ton orchestra, prize winners HYDRA Cl EAH will receive girts such as lllobll Syotom Couldn't help admire Gloria and Mel Zlgner •s elegant hand lettered Lnvltatlons for coclctalls anc1 buffet at their Galaxy Drive More)' Mlrkln! We en)0}£'1J ll(oarlll~ more·~~~~=~§~=;;~~~~===~~~ about them. We also enjoyed the lovelyaffa lr at Mel and Gloria's, with Joan Bn ck runninll - COiilES TO YOUR HOME a week in HawaU at the Holi- day Inn, P.S.A. air fare to P hono E •tim at•• San Otego and San Francisco, 1740 s,operlor Avenue Air Caltlornta air fare to INewporl & \71~ ~·I San Francisco, USC football '~~~C~oa~to~M=e~so====~=5=40=·=6=0=1=1=o~r~6=4~S.~13~13~ season tickets and weekend ,,.IIIPPLJ·:·s HEAI.THY Foons Your Convenient HEALTH FOOD CENTER . '4 -~ FOR FRPSH nRG .A.NI C FRL'ITS. VRGETAlJLES, GR.t,TNfi f, DAIRY PROhUCTS. l62S .,.acARTHUR BLVD. (Harbor Viru Ce"t") NEWPORT BEACH 64-4· 77 JJ vacations. Committee members In- c lude Mmes. Burr Dalton, Edwin Hume, James Mont - gomery, Chris Melcholr, Greg Butcher, Robert Browo.sberger, BruceGaley, John Harnlltoo, Richard Wageoseller, Lawrence Hauser, James Kollenda, WllUam Hazewlnkel, Craig Combs, Robert Taylor, E. Chase Burns, Ralph Balfour, Mason Fentoo and Wayne Grabyan. e BOARDS e WHEELS • PARTS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I TENNIS RACKET STRINGING I T~NNIS SHOES ADIDAS. TRETORH ~ CONVERSE TRACK SHOES ADIDAS & ~TBIL T • 13.95 to 21 95 BASEBALL SHOES ADIOAS & SPOTBIL T • 12.95 to 26.95 BASEBALL MITTS • RAWLINGS & WILSON interference ... seeing that even ·one was Ml'rCantik- happy. Gifts h PVT. JUDY GRADUATES C Urch News Marine Pvt .. Jud} L Reviea, daughter of Mr. arlll Mrs. 0 . E. Reviea of 41 9 Ha milton St., Costa Mesa, ha s graduated from rer rult tralning for women at the Marllle Corps Recruit Depot, • LUTIIf'"" C BURC H OF THE M \.:. l ER, 2900 Pa- c ific View Drive, Harbor V lew Hills . The senior cholt "''Ill sing ··The 34th psalm'' for the communion service at 10:30 a.m. tltls Sunday, .~t i:30 p.m. March 5, mem- bers of Resurrection Luth- eran C burch of Huntington Beach will present the dra- ma , ''Wha t's the verc1it t''" • PLYMOUTH CO:-IGRE- GATIONAL CHURCH, 3262 Oroad St., Newport Heights -'One dark night" will be the topic of Pastor .John Linc1vall at the 10 a.m.~·om munion servicE> th is Sunda}. '• Love loaf'' banks, shaped like a loaf of bread, were distrlbut('o(1 la st Sunda}' and will be collected on mis- slon.l r} Sunday. Ma} 18. Forty per rent of the mone} '4'111 go to World Vision's emer~Zenc} relief fund. Tht' rest w111 be distrlbut('(t b> t he PI ymout h benevolenrt> comm1ttet> headed b} Mrs. Charles Lee. • TH E CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH, 190 23rc1 Street, Cost2 Mesa -An evangelis- tic crusade will be led 1.1} the Rev. Jerry Zwall, gos- pel artist evangelist or Riv- erside. The dates are Marrh 5 through 9, at 10·30 a.m and 6:30 p.m. He will Illus - trate his message wit h a f\JU color drawing, t. 'umln- a ted by controlled Ugt.'log. Mrs. Zwall's poetry Is fea - tu l"ef1 whUe the drawings are made. • THE NEWPORT HAR- BOR CHURCH OF RELIG- IOUS SCIENCE, 541 Center St., Costa Mesa -The Rev. Eleanor Jackson wlll preach at 11 a.m. Sunday on the topic ... Awards and punlsh- mtots." 0 THE NEWPORT UNITY CHURCH. 15th St. at Irvine AYe •• CIUf Haven -"Go all the way" wUl be Ute sermoo topic of tbe Rev. Sune Ric h- ard.& at 10 a.m. Sunday. • ST. ANDREW'S PRES- BYTERIAN CHURCH, 600St, ADdrew 's Rd., CIUf Haven - Dr. Clarles Dlerentteld wlll pnach at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. SUodaJ 00 tbe topic, ''Wbo Ut JOQ?u • Tbt Womto's Guild of t .. Newport Kutor Ct.lrth ol Reltpoq Sd.-ce. Costa Mesa, will meet at 7:30p.m. March 3 at the home or Hazel Sluyters, 72 1 Iris Avt., Corona del Mar. • HARBOR TRINITY BAP- TIST CHURCH, 1230 Baker St., Costa Mesa -Sturlles Ln Daniel wlll continue at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Sunda}. A communJon service w!U be helc1 at 6 p.m. A bus iness session will be held after this service to vote to call for an orr1lnatlon council tor Dennis Painter. An ordina- tion service Is planned for 6 p.m. Sunda y, March 9. SPEAK-OFF HELD BY TOASTMISTRESS O.UB Ntne contestants enterM the annual speech contest or the Newport Harbor Toast- m !stress Club and the win- nt>rs are: first, Barbara Mc- Callum; 2nd, Sue McLaugh- lin, 3rd, Maxine Dressler, d ub president. Barbara wlll r epresent the club at the council level spet>Ch contest. Do rothy Napk:le was con- test chairm1n, and P1t Atte- bury "''as toastmistress. Judges included Harry Bab- bitt, GleM Martin, Charlie Brown, Carl Heint Lohse and Mrs. Evelyn Pappas • The club meets at 11:30 a.m. on the rtrst and third Monday of the month at the Sandpiper IM, Corona del Mar. ART FAIR MARCH 1 Pottery, macrame, water colors, sculpture, and other art work wtll be featured at an art fair to be held from 11 a.m. untU 3 p.m. Saturday, March 1, at the Mesa Ve~ branch of the Orange County Public LI- brary. Students from :osta Mesa Hl.gt\, Estucla Hl.gb. and TeWinkle lnterm!dlate school hue beeD Invited to exhlblt their artJatry. BREAKFAST 8EH~FIT Tickets art oo sale for a pancake br•kfast spon- sored by the Costa Mea Lions Club to nlst scholar- ship fUnds lor Oraace Coast c ollece students. Tbt $1 breakfast wtu be beld SUn- day. March 16. from a a.m. to t p.m. at COICa Wta Park. Parris Island. S. C. Double Steel Belted Radials 112 when }011 buy I at regular price 40,000 MILE TIRES BUtlT FOR 1175 NEW CARS SAVE 25% OFF REGULAR PAte£ ON SINGl.£$ OR SETS Thew Coocl,.n s1Pt1 bthPd rad11h Ill A-nca's I'PIOUrt"ft. N-11 tile 11M to saw monty. Ill uv ltu IUf'l. 131 p10v•~ buy lhn e tr~ ne .. ur rad•W. ~It pnc.a lonru aulu at. end 141 h•lp Cllnstn • r'fn& a '"elf tel thtOQ&Is Sat11niay WYtWAU. IUUUI --PUS fLT fTTS MOOtlS Of. rtlt( Ul1 "'Tit( SillS UCJI IIIC( &lUtE BR78·13 Vep. Colt. Oltt Ponl). f alton. loluU..., ' 01~ S6520 $32.60 $2.16 DR78·14 C.tft'l•n ~J-1•1'1. S67.85 $3392 $2.45 .......... ()v, ... 8amKuda. .... d ,otlwr' ER78·14 Maleotor ....... \lllklf • ...,., $6900 $34.50 $2.55 a....•~ c-..o Datt. ~ C<K.pr . 011-.n FR78·14 , ... ~,....c. .... C""-O.ftllt c.-......, . .... _, till·~·'~"'" $74 55 $37 27 $267 HR78·14 ............ .,..... S83 75 S4187 $309 -"''c ....... l~ ...... ca.,., ..... ' "'-" GR78·15 Chtvrolft Jl'o!Ma. Gflevt, S7980 $39.~ \2.96 ...,.,,.....,, f ""'· C.llloN 'oct.n HR78·15 lt~ "'·"'·· ~t Gl!aut M4nlt<'"' ~ l'ont« 'ot~·' $8) 7S 54287 $317 LR78·15 c.t.MK, ._.. hl.ltlt Willi'\ ._, ... Moo\«o -....aoctwn $9285 $46.42 $3.46 $curb asked !~~~;~~~5~ .. ,., ..... tDI4 ...... BOYS 8.8. PLAYOFFS to e•llr•~' IW AIIO-,_nc!ll- ll ·, w11wa. wu pro-"*-• *"" 6 tea II I 1 _, _,. .., ... '*-Uma tallr. llllor'odlllrlet, lriet .....,_ T--· ... _ N-'o lllllr llf DoNr-Bo -bo -MO.OOO. ... .-t11o -moon 10 -bo --If • ·-J)laclle. _. ... ,...,..... _,,. __ 111111 Gl 10 cilia per-·· 1111 ptao -tllo - ud a alaClt -• coWor ol hit -. ot $1,000, CARRIE MULLIGAN 11'· RUer '• P,_.1 tt OF COli DIES AT 90 tJPetted to 10 before the boerd's Mareb' 4 mettlDc. Curie Malllp.a, 90, of u would apply to ll1 cam-4%9 Got~, Coi'OIII del pal(ol ror OOQDtywldeoftlce, Uu, wbo died MoodiJ at a ACb asaberlftudaaMSIOr. local coowaltiCeDt home, ''Today, the public ttllDU wW be baried: today, Feb. lblt uyooe wOO matealarlt 27, lD WeltmlAster.SerYiees eoouibutbls to polittclanJ will be held at 2 p.m. lD wleldJ u UDdQe amount f4 Bell-Broadway Chapel,· Co-sta Mea. STEAK HOUSE ., __ featuring:---. CHAMPAGNE & STEAK (FOR 2) $7.95 4.30 .. 11.00 P .M. STEAK & LOBSTER __ ,,_, ____ 1.95 HEW YORK STEAK (12.,) ·---· :1.95 LOBSTER TAIL -·----.. -... -.... -.6.95 fiLET MIGHOH ·--·-·--.. ---· .. ----3.75 STEAMI!D CLAMS ___ ,,_,_, __ , .. 2,95 Ta~o•. ~ Wo .... Th•n· -':30 to 11:00 P .M: SEAFOOD KA·IOB ·-· 2.95 PER Fl~ ET MIGHOH ... 2.95 PER 2ot Pal• Avo. (At tho ferry) hiM• Penh•ula. How port Beach 675· 5774 Sbe 1J: -.aniYed by 2 dauchtera, Ret.Jtor Farel Walker of Costa Mesa and Mary Read ot Palm Desert; a sister, Edna Young of Wyomtnc, and 2 grand- etrlldren. NORMAN HILL DIES Funenl services were held last ntgbt aDd toda)" tor Norma.o HUI, 70, a re- tired Newport Beacb city worker, who died SuDday at Orange County Medical Cen- ter. He was a sanitation worker bere for 5 years. He lived at 165 Tulip, Co- sta Mesa. WILLIAM OJLLEN OF C.M. IS DEAD AT 63 wuuam Cullen, 63, of 377 Ogle, Costa Mesa, died Feb. 20 at bJs residence, CLEHN MARTIN, txteUtl'lt olllcer ot tbe Nnport Har- bor.co.ta Mea Boord ol Rtalton, bll I(JOd reuoo for tbl.t lappy amlle. See """ 2 ... 3 In the ...... HC!too <II thlt ..... ol the Eostgn. (Pboto by Jack Os-bon. Cable Newa ' Wtre Service,} APPLICANTS SOUGHT FOR MISS NEWPORT The Newport Harbor Jay. cees are accept!De a.ppllca· lions from YfJUD1 ladles for the MissNewportBeachcoo- test to be beld In April. _ .. _ ... _ -"' 111o au•-•""'" to -.,.rt'• diJ iooro• bl-11 toc-lla1Man _ _,., at u. c--. del Mar, Lttcolo IIIII !llllp ocboo1 Ifill. Her•'• tbt eciMdlllr. DlVISJOlt '' M '' (lth rndo) Newport Ht~U: Bull· troc• n. UneolD Liken at COM, 1 p.m. LlDcolD Conti.Deotala Ya, Yarbltrs Shlrkl at LlDcolo, 4 p,m, Tbe wlDoers play tor tbe league ct.mploa.sblp ftst Saturday at LI.Deotn at 2 p.m. DIVISION "A" (7th cncle) Mariners Meteors u. CYC Pros, 9 a.m. at En- slgn, wtth the winners play- ing the Newport Heights Studs at Easlp at 1 p.m. Buffalo Gln.ftu u. CYC Supersooics, 9 a.m. at LiD- colo, aDd the Mar-~Mrs Frogs vs. the Buffalo Hilla War- riors, 10 a.m. at Easlp. with the winners playing at Lincoln at 1 p.m. OIV1SION '·88" Mariners Cheetahs YS, Newport Heights Gunners, COM at noon, with the win- ners playing the Marlnus Supe rsonics at COM at 3. The 38th St. Nets vs, Lin- coln Laker s, noon at Eo - slgn, wllh the winner play- ing the Mariners Leapers at 2 p.m. at Lincoln. DIVISION "8" (St h grade) Where the Elite Meet to Eat! .t: 30 to 11:00 P .lrlt •• Clo .. ll Mo• Mr. CuUen, a retired housepa.lnter, had lived here 6 mooths, He was a native of IUtDois. Newporl Prinlers Girls interested. ln apply- Ing must be between 16 aod 18 yeaTs old, not t..vLoc reached tbelr 18th birthday prtor to May 31, 1975, and must be curr~tly enrolled at either Corooa del Mar or Newport Harbor high school, They will be judged on poise, appearance, youth fitness, scoolastlc achieve~ ment, personality, mental alertness and sense of values and the girl selected as Miss Newport Beach will be en· couraged to enter the Junior Miss cootest, CYC Su personics vs. tbe Irvine T('rrace Woltpack, PACIFIC COAST DINER oooo at CDM, aod the Buf-fa lo Hills Ducks vs. lheCYC TO OPEN IN NEWPORT stars at Lincoln at oooo, FOR ALL OF YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS TOTAL PRINTING FACILITIES 1.41J·4444 A former chetatCharlie's wllh the winners playlng a ChiU restaurant LD Newport 3 p.m. at COM. wUI open hts own place CYC Celtlcs vs, Irvine Saturday at 4501 W, Coast Terrace Bruins, 9 a.m. at Hwy., West Newport. COM, and CYC Bullets vs. JWbertson Insurance c_.Associates '00 New/)ort Ce'fle' o,. S11itr 001 N ewpo,t I:J~acb The rt"staurant, In th(' Bulfalo HUis Knlcks, noon former location of "the at COM, with the wiMers Burger," will be named playing at COM at 4. "PacifiC' Coast Diner," ac-DIVISION "CC'' cording to WUJfam (4th grade) Schreiber, whotsinpartner-Mariners Jets vs. CYC ship with Joseph and Bobbi Lakers, 11 a.m. at Ensign, Jo Mascola. and Irvine Terrace (('!tics "We eventually plan to vs. CYC Hawks, 11 a.m. at get a dining car, aDd our COM, witil winners playing: business wW beoothetheme at Lincoln at :;, 171 1 E. Coasi of an old-time diner." Buffalo HUts Crows vs. Hwy .. Suite 100 Both Mr. Schreiber and Newport Het.a:hts Bruins, 11 1714 ) 6Hi-~~~~ the Mascolas live 1n West a.m. at Lincoln, and 38th Newport, St. Trojans vs, CYC ~ul~ lets, 11 a.m. at COM, with meeting at 4 at COM. I XI DONALD E. SMALLWOOD[ Mr s. Howard Abel Rudolph and Suzy Baron Eugene o. &rgeron Dr. and Mrs. J. R, Belson Jr. Dick and JoaMe Bnma.n M. Joe Brockman, D.D.S. Barbanr. Call Dale and Cathy Carpenter Guy K. Clalrt Mr. and Mrs, JohD Oe1an Dr. and Mrs. frank DiFiore Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Domeotco Mr . and Mn. William Dwm Mr. and Mn, Johll. Garrett Mary Gleuoa Chuck and Velma Gordoa Mr. and Mn. IL Jack HaJJ Mary Jo Hammett Helen a.nd Ke Hartley Jackie H•U•r Dr. Lorto Htathtr CUff Htrrlal J. c. Hllmpb.riu Jack IDd Slat Hltcblu Or, aDd Mr., Doeld Jaltaa Betty aad DID KOmer Benrly Langstoo W lllla m I...a.ogston Duld Lelghtoo Diane Low!'}' INCUMBENT FOR SCHOOL BOARD NEWPORT MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Member ol Board of Trustees • 3 years, 8 months - Past President, Current VIce President and Clerk. Attorney: Member of Orance County Bar Assn. Com- mittee on Adminlstntloo of Justice. Former Teacher of Law at Southwestern UniYerslty and Onnge University of Law. Pncttclng Lawy~r I..Dd resident in trw Harbor Area tor 13 years. Extensive ba.ckgroond ot involvement lD clYic areas. Former President of Mesa Verde Home- owners: Associatloa. The dltticult decisions now facing the local school district can best be made by· someone who has demon- stnted hl..s ablllty, hls willingness to serve, and hls capaclly for understanding and deciding complex Issues, Don Smallwood Is a proven leader with a stronlit com- mttmeat to our local schools. The undersigned clti.Hns of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa uree YlU to vote oo Tuesday March 4, l 97S, toRe- elect DONALD E. SMALLWOOD to tiM! Newport Mesa Unified School District Board of Trustees. Roberta Schmidt WUllam V. Schmidt Mr. ud Mn. DIYld Schweitzer Mr. aod Mrs, Hall Seeley Dr. and Mrs. George McCan Mr. aDd Mrs. Lawrence Marco! Ooo and Caryl Mollica Mr. and Mrs. Patce Simpson Dr. Jerome Snyder Carl ud Carolee Stevens Cbot stare Elmer I..Od Karolyn Uootano Ann and Mike Moood Ur. aod Yrs. Tom Murray llr. and Mra, JOHPb Napoli Dr, IDd Mn. Ted R, Nebreabeq Tbom11 E. Ntl.ae Newport .... Edocl.tiOIIIl Ana.. Job.o ud Roalle O'Brl• Stlb ud ~ Obort TrlJh ud Jobll O"'loutll BWO'HeU W:r. IDII Mn. Btf'DI.rd Paul Jack PtaMY Jim_, Tere• Rac.IU VaactaRtddlar llr, ud llro. ~~ Rl(p Jou Rottmu Mr. ud Mn.Jam• Scott Yr. ud Ura. Ct.rlea Strattoo Mr. ud Mrs, Dln1d S. Ttncler Mr,I.Dd Mn, Pett Ylotto Mr. I.Dd Mr1. Raymood Wat100 Mr. &Dd Mn, Jame1 B. Wood WUUam H. Wlllla WWtatn Wlttmu Nlcholu J. Z ... r Marl .. Scnab&l Mr. aDd Mra. Frut G. Mlcbeleoa Mr. ud llfl, Btu. Jara.allo Mr. ud lira. T. Olear CleTidloot Jr. Diet ud Morma Tt&CJ -IIIIII,U.I-.. llr. IOdllro.IAI H..C llr. IIIII llro. !lor B. Woolaly PatPt.roM ... ttlroeb TUESDAY I MARCH .t I 1975 r x 1 DONALD e. sMALL~ooo 1 i ( ~!:::1.--. c wu .... •~~' Di.oM I. -Ct I•r C» Dr • Ce* -. Cel. -to:..: • - DIVISION '·C" (3rd grade) Eastbluff Jau YS, eve Lakers, 10 a.m. at CO M, and Bufl:llo Hills Elephants VS. CVC Bullets, 10 a.m. at Lincoln, with wiMers pla!1i"< a 2 p,m, game at Buffalo Hills Celtlcs vs. Mariners Cougars, 9 a.m. at COM, and Irvine Terrace Supersonics vs. 38th St. Pis- tons, COM at 10 a.m ., with winners playing at 1 p.m. al COM. ln last Saturday's playoff openers In Dlvlsloo "AA ", the Lincoln Lakers advanced with a 30-23 wtn over Mar- lDers WUdcat5, aDd the Lln- coln Continentals eliminated the Irvine Terrace Nets 51~ 32. 1n Oivlslon "BB", New~ port Heights Gu.oners beat the Buffalo HUll Rhinos 3S- IIIJTOt. AT £IIIIMt L \llliOUIVI .... I •~ ---- 10, .......,. .... ., ••• difiiWIId 1M CYC lUI ._., ll.e.-. '-> .. !Now- port llo.,. Clltlco U-110 ud t1oo -·· Noto•_.t IN ,_.._ Trojwl H. 20. Dttl.aa. u eoo Qrlt·nud •cu. aw tbo I;YC flotl>or. -blutllc lbo Pall· -Trojwl 51-18, lrrlno Tomeo WOIJII&ck mnlo( tbt MarlDtrs Dol• ~-U, -Io BW1 llucko I'UIIAiaC tft)' from the EMtblufl'stuf. ttra 62...21, CYC starS roll-t..nc OYU the BuU..lo HULl Warriors S'r·-10, tbe CYC Celtlu wtnAin& 49-20 over tbt !8th St. LI.Drs, the lr· •tne Ternce Bruins ed&J.nc the MulDers Jquars S9- 38. the CYC Bu.llets IQUtel· Loc by tbe Newport Hetchta Hurricanes Sl-31, and the Butralo Hills Knlcks bestlne tbe Marioers Comets 36-17. In "CC", the Marlntn Jets clobbered the Butt.alo Hills Supersonics 51~12, the CYC Lakeu downtd tbe Eastblutf Jau 24-8, tbe lr- Y1Jle Terrace Celtics woo easily over the Mar111ers Panthers 31-8, the CYC Hawks shut out the Penln~ sula Bulls 16-0, the But~ talo Hllls Crows dumped the Eastbluft' Pistons 15 -7 , the Newport Heights Bruins beat the CYC Globetrotters 34~ 19, the 38th St. Tro)loscllp- ped the Irvine Ternce War- riors 34~17, aod the CYC Bullets got by the Peninsula Knlcks 19~6. 1n Division "C" the CYC Lakers beat the 'Mariners Rockets 22-8, the eve Bul. lets beat the Peninsula Kntcks 16-12, the Mariners Cougars won 15-6 over tile Eastblu!f Hawks, atv1 theIr- vine Terrace SupElrsonlcs ('dged the CYC Btulns 10-9. DONATIONS SOUGHT F{IR INDIAN TRIBES Donations for the Nava)J abd Hopi Indian tribes of Arizona will be picked up Saturday and Sunday, March 1 and 2, by members of the Key Club of COM high school, Anyone who has furniture, clothing, food,or playgroood equipment Is asked to call &44-4301 or 673-2172. The project Is uDder the dtrecUon ofEurtls· Parvin, Tim Benvenuti and Doug Thiele, ~ MRS. MARTHA SEARS OF C.M. DIES AT 69 Services are S('heduled for 10:30 a.m. today, Feb. 27, at BE-11-Sroadway _chapel, Costa Mesa, lor Martha Sears, 6~, of 1741 Pomona, Costa MPsa, Who died Mon - day a t Hoag hOspttal. RETIRED SUPT. D.t.VIS SUCCUMBS AT AGE 91 Percy Davis, ~~. who vtas superintendent of Santa Monica schools before re- tiring to Newport 3 yea r s ago, died saturday at a local convalescent hospital. Mr. Duts,.an Ullnols na- t1Ye, served 60 years wtth the Santa M.onJca school sys~ tern. He lived at 4000 Hilaria Way, Park Lido. Private servlces were ar- ranged by Baltt-Berceroo f'llneral home, loth Rot..l' IR.! OUCH! lltU!IIIIAY, FEII.%7, lt11 co.AIIfl.-CM.. AU.MI CHAI'I DII!S NO ON I! UNDUI 17 ADMITTI!D 17 MUST SHOW ID lo YOUR lnourance Adequate? w· ~ •pet'i•lin ip LOW COST marinf' in•unnt'#! 548-5554 ~ . - ART LOVER'S GAllERY Dazzling Paintings ar Giveaway Prices RADOFF 2U3 E. COU T HWY . COROHA ob: MAR - "':00 & 10: J ~ i *** m . Some people call me Old Glory, others call me the star Spangled Banner, but whatever they call me, I am your Flag of the United States of America • • • Something has been bothering me, so I thought I might talk tt over with you • . . because it is about you and me. I remember some time ago people lined up on both sides of the street to watch the parade and naturally I was leading every parade, proudly waving in the breeze. When your daddy saw me coming, he immediately removed his hat and placed it against his left shoulder so that the hand was directly over his heart ... remember? And you, I remember you. Standing there straight as a soldier. You didn't have a hat, but you were giving the right salute. Remember little sister? Not to be outdone, she was saluting the same as you with her right hand over her heart .•. remember? What happened? I'm still the same old flag. Oh, I have a few more stars since you were a boy. A lot more blood II£IPOin' HARIK)R BSIQI :ntUR$01\Y, FtiL 'D, 1175 PUBUSMEO IEEJCl Y -PAGE 5 OODA DEL MR. CAL ? • has been shed since those parades ot long ago. But now I don't feel as proud as I used to. When I come down your street you just stand there with your bands 1n your pockets and I may get a small glance and then you look away. Then I see the children running around and shouting . • . they don't seem to know who I am ••• I saw one man take his hat off then look around; he didn't see anybody else with theirs off, so he quickly put his back on. Is it a sin to be patriotic anymore? Have you forgotten what I stand for and where I've been? ... Anzio, Guadal- canal, Korea and Vietnam: Take a look at the Memorial Honor Rolls some- times, of those who never came back to keep this Republic free . . • One Nation Under God .•• w~en you salute me, you are actually saluting them. Well, it won't be long until I'll be coming down your stre~t again. So, when you see me, stand straight, place your right hand over your heart . . • and I'll salute you, by waving back ••• and I'll know that ... You Remembered! THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY THESE PATRIOTIC CITIZENS: 0 ROBERT l. EWING, INC. SHAKLEE PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTOR ROBERT & PATRICIA EWING MASTER COORDINATORS 504 N NEwPORT BLVD .. SUITE 103 NEwPORT BEACH . 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CALIFORNIA 112113 ., ~ w ....... D.O. rur · • .,.._T t r ,.,...nu.,:l':lf '~ ......... ,.,., ... ~ 54 b Golden Text : "F"' til# greuof Cod tW ~~~ ........... W~ .,_.., .. .u .... ; -loiag ... -. t~n~,..,..,..,..., --:Y ftufl,--liw IOheri,, rigAtlotuly, fM4 godly, ;. c/llt tr<Uftl -'4: looloiag ftW ..., N<md lu>pi, .-u .. g-.u •t,_;.g tif 1/u vr•ot Cod fM4-s..;.w ,.,.., Citrin" (Tit .. 2 ,u .IJ). (CONTINUED FROII LAST WEEK) AJ.o, 111e ...,. JChoiar -u c-...-y. t• ..t.. rm, PI' 1081, followS> "c.-(2); Greek --1082). atu ,· Iii, 'RWte&d' or 'ventl'lhk; be-. cause 'serious' in ,_., attlNde 10 Ufo, THE DISIGM 0# THE GOSriL and conupondingly .... orained. lu one'a behavior or clteu. T""-invt' (2); G...x -IOflwoa: RV, 'Iober· minded'; d . verteS 4, 5 (ditcrm), 6 : it descnbes. 'the well-balanced ltate oi mind resulting from llabitual lelf-re- liTainl.' . s.-(2) mearoa 'healthy': see 1 :13, RV margin. FoU, «ttUnl (3); RV, 'sl&ndenn'; Greek-,.._ bo/ci; cf. I Tim. 3:6. II . TH</ur1 ( 3) ; the olckr women are to fulfil an active teaching mirUatry among the younger women, but not in the con.. gregation renenJiy; ,.. 1 Timoohy 2:11, 12. v ..... 4 and 5 oeach dlat Christian married women are to find thrir sphere of service in the family and the home u good wives and mothers, submissivrly recognizing their husbands as the head of the house, lest the God-gi'llen Gospel be rt:- proaclled for encouraging an im- proper freedom and disturbing do- mt:stic life (cf. 1 Tim. 6 :1 ). Good (5) means 'kind' (RV); i.e. not hard or mean in their management of the: home. C f. the use of the word in Matthew a>:t5. Shtwiftg thystlf a ~attn'" (7 ); the personal reference is emphatic; the practicaJ 'model' ( Gr~k -ty~os) o f good li ving which Titus is to provide (or others to look upon is himself. Ur&corrwpt"us, grovii'J (7) describe ctlaracteri!!ltics o£ the teacMr, not the teaching; i.e. they refer to the sincerity and seriou~ss in which he is to give it. Further, what Titus teaches should be not only intrinsically 'healthful' but also so expres.!ed as to be 'irreprehensible' (8). The oppon- ent of the truth, whose aim is to sian· der its teachers and to propagate error, is to be put to shame by this ministry of the health-giving word and by his own inability to say any- thing bad about the Chri!ltian's man- ner of life.. A~ ~" (9) ; RV, 'gainsaying'; d . l 9 . The Groek Ia Titut 2:1).(5 we rad: "For !he ,..... of God ohat bo i<¥d> aalvaoion halh ~ <o all """'· uachl"' .. thai, deny;.., uacodfincu and •orlclly lu.ett. we lhould live IOberly, right- oouslr, and godly, in this pretent werhl [are ; looking for thai bleosed hope, and the glorious appearing of the grcal God ....t-. ..,. Saviour Jaua Chriso ; who gave bimoelf fe< ua, ohat be mi&'ht redeem us from all iniquity, and purify unto himself a peculiar people, zealous ol good works. Theoe tbinra speak, aad exhort, and ~buke wilh all aulhority. L« no man cJe. .P• thee." TlhiiZ:l·IS Ouilt.' Tbil 'apoarinC. it to bre reolized Ia lhe ...W, of Chritt, u He hlmaclf declotcd !hal wt.... He came apin it would be, not in humiliation, but in !he glory of hll F'Mh<T, u wei! u in Hia OWD heavmly ctory ." )t{oftover, the aame expoeitor' writes: 4011tu.s,~ We are constrained to auch a tile of pcnioCIICC, of virtue, and of bopc, by !he ...Seeming purpooe of Oniat '$ Pve himllttf for u.s, ~hal HA; .,. .. , redoem us from all inlquioy, and purify uuto Himoelf a people lor His own ~ion, ualous of cood wollno.' U, the very ...,_ of Otrist in dying for ut wu to purchue our freedom from the alavery of ai.n and ·~urily unto Himoelf a people.' Tiult ,s, to purify and 50 make them fit to be Hia people, His own people, 'a people for His own possession.' This last phrase recalls the equivalent words of d1e promise made to larael on condition of their obedience to God : 'Ye ahall be mine own posteSSion' (Exod. 19:5). Further, it was there- deeming purpose of Cbrist not only to deliver from lawlessneas, but also to have as His own a people 'z~ous of good works'; for Christian ~xpemnce is not • a rne1"e negative deliven.nce from tv~l; it is a positive and active and willing and ~ pei-formance of .(00(1. Redemption secures sanctifica- tion. and results in service. Th~ . JjlTtat truths of the 'Ouistian faith Paul ahO'f'U Titus to tuch ; they fonn the essence of 'sound doctrine,' and tht1r !IOitmn sanction and hi~h in!lpiration is .to be brought to bear upon all the duti~ and ex,>t:riences of life. 'These thiftR'S speak,' writes the apostle, but he adds. 'and exhort' - for the truths were to be made to bear Utxm the ronsciena: and to rt:sult in right conduct : 'and re)Jf'ove' -for in cases of waywardness and fault. Titu!ll must admonish and rebuke the offenders. Lastly, the!IC: exhortation~ and rq>roofs were to be characterized b y a tone of authority, so that none trright regard lig-htly the ambassador of Christ. He f the ambassador of Christ J must speak with the authority which comes from a knowledge of the di vine will and of the savio( P\lJ"'P'''!!e of God" (d . ClLarles R Erdman, Tl_, PastOf'aJ Epistln of Powl, 1923, pp. !50, 151). • n ....... bu•d•n olur• !ft ~ ................... . on ~...,,,,.,~ lh•m o•m~•~''"" on ""n' •~•m '"'" "' .,..,.,.,. t htm .n.,,.. on [,,.,,.. llt•m ••.d • l>~•drf! "' •" ounf •• lo·l '" 1..-"'"" ,·unr01n•n• olt•m ~'-htllo"" l l~n" . .. .,.,.Leek ............. . .; M. 0 . Drmstl cawtjll'f Vktelyt •••• J Prvm Till JIWinl ~ P. 0. Boa 7111, to. Allpleo, Col. IU05I A .....,.. eUIDIIIOiioa of !he l!ctlpeu- deorly .....:661. .. , .. -.. -dlttlnctloa ... t-. the tWo,..eYen&l of IJ.e Rapture ud tM Re.eloUIN>, ...,. It 1o .. , ,..,...ibllloy "' ob! ·..,.. Obi''dillincllc!ll which !he Word of God male-. Jl.it,(lj." ~~ wi~ OP"f' heaiU .nd with im~ con6c18nee in tbe auf.hority of the WoN,'~ !)Onaidtrr ita t.Mc:hlns on thi• lm· ponanl and dell1hofw oubjoel. In 1 ~ol'llilhl 4 :15-11, we read lhat Out ,'J.or( )till dotoend from heaven, into the al~,1 ~nd from· tlwmce He will tummon Hla l.lWI), all the ~iever1 of this Oitpenaation, dead •nil Vviog, to join Him. ""!eY• beins reeurrected and changed re~pechvdy, are c.~usbt up to~;ether in the clou.da. united in one body in ,bleMecl union with the Head. Here ill nothins but what b,. reference to the Mints of thie ase. nothing that indicllel Cbrilll'• appearance to the world. and nothins of Hit coming in the cloud• with ftami.ng fire. The purpose of thia comins ia to receive Hit ChYl'Ch. He deecendt from heaven to ua, and we aecend to 'IIIIDd Him. The entire Church i• caught up into the air to be united with Him forever. Thia heavenly event bavins been deecribed, the Apostle then proceeds in a different tlrain, and opene up another lubject. "But of the timet and eeuona, brethren, ye have no need that I write unto you., (l Thees. 5: I J. The subject here it of "the Day of the Lord," not of the catching up of the Church. The Day of the 'llord' had been clearly prophesied and desltribed ·by tbe prophete.. Thus Paul dearly distinguiehed belweoen the Rapture and the Revelation, and thia diatinction ia I~ be kept clearly in our mind• u we ttudy the Word. DIFFERENCES AS TO THEIR CHARACTERISTICS In the Rapture, Chriat will come into the region of the atmoephere, and the "dead in Chriat," and all living believer• shall be caught up to meet Him "in the air." It eeem.11 probable that this event will even be invisible as far aa the world ia concerned. But m the Revelation, Christ shall openl y reveal Himself. Christ will be unveiled before the world and manifested openly in all the majesty, power and glory of Deity . Many Sc rivtures tell us of thi• overwh~lminp:. tri· umphanl event tRe'll. 1:7, Matt. 24 :30, Man. 2-1:27,Rev.l!:>:ll J. In both ca&e& the Lord Jeaua returns per· ......Uy ucl Uo.rally. la.JIM RaptuN II Ia "tho LoN Jljf!lllllllf." wio ., ... 'M, ..W ,In Lbe 1\ftelatlon "'thla ..-,_... relu.mt I• the .. ..,. manoer/' u H. ..., way (l n-. 4'16,""'" 1,11). • . . Tho Rapturo will ~T he •iolJ>Ie only to the Ch~. while ~ RMiatioo wJll eet· lalnlt he vloible lo oil people (!lev. ) '7). In the JUpture, Chrillt wiD eome for Hla Minb ll The.. 4:16-17), while in the R~elation He will cOme with Hit Minla (Jude 14--15). In the Rapture there wiD be only the voice of an arehan1el 0 Tbe.. 4 :16), bUt in the Revelation the Lord will be accompanied by many angela (Matt. 25:31, Luke 9 :26). In the Rapture He come. to sather d~ Church, and to pre.ent It to H.un,d.f a aloriout Church ([ph. 5:21), but ia the Revelation He cornea back with Ria .. 1m. to rule the earth in nshleou .... (Jude 14-15). DIFFERENCE AS· TO PLACE OF MANIFESTATION When Cbritt coma in the Rapture He will come in the air, but when the ~elation occur. He will de.c:end to the Mount of Oliva, the place from which He uoended (l Theu. 4:17, loch. 14 '4) . DIFFERENCE AS TO THE 'TIME OF MANIFESTATION · The Rapture will be followed by the dark nLght of the Great Tribulat ion (2Theu. 2:7-81 , The Great Tribulation will be the period of the world's judgment, but the Church will not pus through it, for, "We are not of the ni_ght"; and we are "children of the day," and "God bath not aepointed ua to wrath [the Great Tribulationj, but to obtain ulvation [the Rapture] by our Lord Jaua Chrillt" j I These. s,9). But while the Rapture precedea thla period, the Revelation will come ai ilie close of the Great Tribulation. and will be followed by the glorious Millennia! Kingdom. ' Between ua and the Rapture there is not a single predicted event to be ful611ed ; but be· tween us and the Revelation then~ are many vrophesied events, which must come to J.l.IIM- the &ealing of the )44,000, the rise of the Anti· chriM, the building of Babylon, and the battle of Armagtddon. Between the lw o alap:l"s uf ·the second coming art-the amazing seven years of the Great Tribulation, wh ich year!l form the burden of the boolu of Oaniel ami Revelation. A Soldier's Prayer for His Son . " B:r Gea. Doarlu MacArthur ........ a •• oun.•••-,...." --look- ...,. .......... --IIi h ri..W, -......... """" ...... ...... --·-....... i'\IIWJ. . .......................................... ... n. ..................... ,, I'1M"-efbc:Aa-._. .... ,...,,_,Ja ........ ol _ _._,..,_ ... __ .,.,.......__.eli, 1 Llt.,_._ ...... ., ... ...._IIIW. -.c .. , ... ._..._.._ .... 1'\i • .:~:o ·~-• -..... "-" .................... "-lltf; ' -... ... -·--"' -~.-,.....,,-"" ""'· .. -.. '"" .. ,_ ... ·-........ ,.. .... il\ri,aJ!,-"!iil ... ill\ • I ..... ,....,,_, __ ,..."'_,....,. .. _,.._ ..... _ .. .........,, "" ... .....,, .. ...., ...................... .. .,.. ........... 11._ ..... ....... 1J1ro I, loll ............. " ....... "1 .... "' hoi Ia -· I I I I I I II II I I I I I I II II I I It I I II t I II I I t I I I I I II I I I I I t t • c oftliJ.grift, lit. 'to contradict, • can •· man 'to ~·. ·~ lhow active: en- mioy againtt.' Pwici...,g ( 10): the G~ literally mean. 'potting on one s.ide for themaelves.' AU good fid1lity (tO) ; 'aJV G..oelt-,.,.,; hu ~ an extensive force and )ignifiu 'on every pow.ble occasion.' Adom ( 10) ; the Greek verb .to.rmft" can be used of the 'setting' of a jewel, a process by which it is favorably displayed. Tile doc triJU of God (not Otrist) Dtlir S at,:- iour ( 10); i.e. not .the ethical precepts of our Lord. bm the gospel of our sal· vation; sec veTse II" (d . A. M . Stibbs, "Titus" in The Nn~~ BibW Concerru.., !his wonderful passage (vv. 11 -15}, which ia ao full of the good news ( Go.pd). it iJ inatructiw to qote the expository remarks of a dc:YOUt wrioer. "Thll IIUrnmary [of gospel tnuh j mclucb .... ewo groat foal points of the faith, namely, the first and the aec:ond coming of Christ. In his fine: coming, aa the ~ of mankind, that is in his incarnation and atonement, Paul declares, 'The grace of God' haJ. 'appeared bringing salvation to aU men..' Because this salvation has been provided for all, therefore all who have accepted this gracious gift, whether younc or old, bond or free, should live the lives of holiness ar~d godliness which Paul has de!Cribt'd. Indeed, the very purpose of God in manifesting this grace was that we believen might be trained, or schooled, or instructed. 'to the intent that. denying \WgocUiness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly .00, righteously and godly in this present world.' Thus the saving purpose of God is !ll:ated neg&lively and posi~ tively; negatively, that we should re- nounce or repudiate 'uogodlinesa' or irreligion, and 'worldly lusta,' i.e., the sinful desires which have no relation IO -a hiJhct roaJm aod belonc 10' a ~ld """"&<d from God; and, poai. tively, that 'we •hould live soberly,' u- en:U~ complete mutery over our- telva ; 'righteously,' in our relations toward our fellow men; 'and godly,' i.e., with I1'Ue ~ and love to- ward Him who hu granted us so great a salvation. Wf! are to live 10 'in this present world, • that is, in an 'age' the sptrit of which is not sober or right- eous or godly, becaU~e, as a result of our Christian 'reaching,' we are 'loo~· ing' also for a visible manifestation, 'for the ... appearing of the glory of the ~t God and our Saviour Jesus TJt'O MINUTES To Live the Christia·n Life 81/JL£ IT CO.NIUUI •. trA• II'IU. ... IAN &!aU IOCMfT c .. •c•oo. •u.~o" ~u Time's Cover Story From AFFmM, sponsored by Balance Inc., Lutbera.n Cl1.1rch -Mi ssouri Synod 4040 W, Fond duLac Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 53216 M ANY hope and pray that M1ssoun will takt' dedsive steps. in IT ld -" cou be argu.,._. that 1f Pas.loo Oso•o perso•ally doesn'l tht> mterPSts of all its member!\. at its convention in Anaheim " " h belie'lle 1n the factualness of the Jonah story. e.g .. thi s in I •s summer to af'h1eve reC"onC'iliatwn or. if that is not possible. itself-did he accept the rest of the Word as Lutherans to hnn.: to a satLsfactorv conclusion the dispute it lives throu .. h lrado'loo•ally ha"e-w~·ld •-II 11 · •• 1 d so d1sruplivelv e " • ..,... ....,. a sma ma er tn u•e ong an ThE' Oe<'ember :JO Issue of TtHw carries a cover story which great history of the church. and that th1s bli nd spot !or whatever M. you mtght want to name ill in him wouldn·t jeopardize his own anv tssourian aware of tht> f'Ve nts in his church the past decade salvati on must have turned to before he read anything el~ in its page~. Bul !hal 0·sn'l !he ar•ume•l The ar•ume•lo's p-o·,.ly whal Tlw Hrlo/1' T il!' Hl•/ll'r>'n f;qrrl e " e " ,,..._ Missouri's contro'llersy , as Tn•H' accurately records. recently his former layman said it was· If you once start questioning the Bible. where do you slop? All liberal Protestantism has ~plit a 90-.vear-old r·on~re~at10n m Cedar Rapids. Iowa. "Its answ•r~ 1 •• layman's quesl·on ·1h 1 f A · ,... '""' • w1 a cen ury o mencan hberal ·leanin~ p.a~tor. who quJI under pressure from his deacons h istory. you stop wherever you fe<'llike stopping. You unravel, for ht s !lcriptural v1ew~ rs bet nli: followed into exile by 50 of ·or nol al ro·rsl ••·n 0·n 1 •• nexl •d • 1 1· •• h 1 . no: no: a.. ..ex genera Jons, ..,,e w o e Tnmty·s fam1lies. wtlh whom he i~ forming a new con· fa bric of Christian beliefs. ~re~atwn ... That 's the artrurnent, and il 's u•a•swerable by !he lo'berals. This rler~y man . The Hev Rtchard (bing, 41 , " made it •-·· " " clear that he doubtl"d that .Jonah or Adam and Evf' were simply because all Protestant his tory offen fact after fa ct to histon cal and that Jesus tu rned water into wine... show that this his invariably happened . Smcere people in Mluouri. whose internty must be respected. believe that they can use the Historicai.CtiUcal Method with Phil Beck. the church's Sunday School superintendent. ex· plained. ··The Lutheran Church ha s a lways been based on the Bi· ble. If you start questiomnli: tt. where do you stop? If I have to h.avr that much education to Sit down and undentand r.etJf'.'ll.t. then wh:v d1d God ever let Luther put it in the ptaple's language ? At what poi nt do I throw the whole mad men out of the door ? And a t what point will my children throw it away?" TIME C"Ontinues. "Thf' plPa nf I lull C'f•rltH' Rnpid~ fatht>r 111 111 llw llf'lJr l nf thP H1llli1·uf r·ontrrmf'rlfu lodau. for 'H' rr'flrl'.'ff' '' ' ... ,,, i /Jum.'f of Ch rtstwns and Jpu•s. lli11 I'O n('ttrn i.• o lm.~;,., rtfJO mzi~ln '("'f' for any behf'l'f'r : How do you pr~ve faith In the Sable in a world that seems increasingly faithless?" llt.alics added ~ · ·t..utheran presuppositions·· and not ao down the hill down which Protestantism haa gone. But we already 1\ave, not just the lr8c:k record of Protestantism or of Jewry: we already have had n.· treme statements about fundamenta l Lutheran beliefs in our own midst. Once the Bible no longer is ac~pted at face value for what it claims to be. the inerrant Word of God. there Is no satls,factory test as to what part of it is His Word and wllal has been inter- polated and is mistall;en. j It is fa5einatinR that on two occasions Ute Timf' article points up the fact that research is provi ng the accuracy of Biblical slatements. At one p~. it sUites. "Nolin« one e .. mplt amon1 many, New Testament SchoLar Bruce Metzeer observu tblt tht ,,,,,. .,( t\t''!l was Oncf' accused of hi1torleal en'Otl for deUtlls lhat htt ve since ~ proven by archeolot~:istll and historlans to bt corrt"("t ·'I DOES MISERY LOVE COMPANY? We have aU heard the st1te· ment: "Misery loves company." It ts true that when one is sick or in trouble, he does not feel quite so sorry for himself when he realizes that others are as unfortunate. and perhaps more so, than he. However, some have used this phrase. "Misery loves company," in speaking lightly of heFt. Perhaps you have heard someone H Y: "Well, If I Q'O to hell, at least I'll have lots of company." This is true, but the company the lost wUI have when cast out of God' a pres· enc:e will hardly afford them eom· fort . The Bible account of the rich man and the . beagar, l.aurua brmgs this fact out With areai force (luke 16:19·31). The rich man, you will remem~r. "fared sumptuously evety day,'' while laurus "was laid at hisaete full or SOf'es, desiring to be led 'with the crumbs wJ1Ich fell 'from the rich man 'e ta~e." In tho procns of time both died. Tht rich men, havlna felt no need of ulv.tlo;n, tuddenly was made to oxpMienee God't wrath upon tin, for tn. Ncnd rKOt'd uys:: "In hall Mllftad up hla .,._, btina In torment a." From hla ,.ace of torment lht rich m.n uw Lazerua with Abrl~am "afar off," but this au rely lffotdad lftt,. com- fort, while we dp Ned thM "lau· lVI W.a c:omforttd." Tba rich man th., aaked Abrln.tn to~ Lara-"'' *"to urth·to werri hit five bf'otheta "*' t~ come lrrtO thli p*'tortorment.j Htdldonotwlait hft brothers fo )o4n him. In hell. "MlMty'' •mont thole cut out of OOd't _.,., -• ..-""' "lowe CC~mp~~QY:t 6 Timt> ·,, eigbl·pace story on thia question should forevtr dl,.. a buM any thoucbtful Mluourtan of aeveral ideu. wbk:h ~eem 10 penl•t amonc 10 many of us : that Its strugle ls rnt:rtly a political one and a m1tter of peraonalitits or tbat It 1.1• reeoo- dite struple amon1 &heoiOfllnt which hl:a no prKtieal bearifta on the laym1n. hit future. and the future ol the dlurt:h. Ti mr t ins Mluouri's tenl&ont a ptnpectJve aod breadth o( interprl't.IUon not fOUDCI as often as \heflhould be' In lM-PftM. It pointJ out tbatt the Roman Chuf'dol now 111derpes the same -t• and Ulat Jewllll rallrlout ll•oul!l>l alao -~ .. willlllle .. ,. q~tt~tiOM ol thl troth or Inaccuracy and untrutlahllneu of t11o Old Tattamonl. 'Ttm• ....... 0011 uplleiUy alao lhet tJoe PYabylerlon Cbun:h lou loiOty I-!he._ aO!I .pejl. loot wbal Tim•luotnpll<lt .-_ ( ....... Ills loapllollln lh-ol«yllo IMI mool ol ~--..-..-......... IWI ...... Uial -fll It loot, • a-. 1aot Uoe _, iiMiet Gf 1M Clrlltlan Tho .. .., l!lll!<iu ... I<>. -•~m ·~ the ttch ,.., •• lnterv•ned In history to t.elp man. Whether It was at the lime o( ~ txJolefnlnc thlt 'tt ,. tbt Exodus .... iM lnearutloa or the ~ tr aa, of blocntn dkl'!:'9t •• ,...,.. thi·Wofid ,_ many smaller 1-tlona .... ordf-r h•l!'"" lriator., ::.=e ~ will u.a, 11o ..,.. wn• illlt•rrt•ltlf•tl . twrl lw.'f tii'I'Pr #IPf''l rl1t> Mn mf' "i"c'f ." ....,,.1~ii.c) ,_-tile <llall<todclflfl' • ,...,... . ... ~p~ott4.. The-tonHrVat.lva 1tJ -clmply and fu.lb': It wu all ol rtc1t ,..,. "*" 10 .....,.. .. OCCI..., ancS many men: It Wll all the oetMI-. f'ICOI'dld ,. ~ Grt1011. ...,..,.,.,._QCC lhe Bible. and Grrd'e lol.....,ion lnd-U..wrlllotJ ol U., ol----·- IN it' conchuioo Timr sLites that men c•n dtmytbotactn the miraculoull and txplaiA tht marvel. but that "the De'l'liatent mtn:~Re of the Bible will not CO away. Both in the Jf.willt, and Christian Bibles it Is irreducible: some Urnt. some .....,., OM llo<rod ~ ttMJI, ----!D Any teuer lnt«pretaiion ollt vlol.atel qwe Word, Me m, ,,..,, ~ ~ *' ani Ill purpDM: tlle ...-u ... o1 fllo ,... o1 God 1o C1ortiC .. _, -SMi J-fM !he Avi"'l i>( -ollnd I~ !he Wllrld 10 -1 9ftrlot M -' ~ .,.. ......... w.... .... .... """ Tllolwo-actoolll-ml --• ). Ill ... --. oodal _. --.. llle fllo lr••.,.....,•OIII"'m -·awitiiiJCIIItl:JI._.MIIt, . . -. ... """"'-., -........ ---· • • WE ARE ALL SINNERS For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God. -Romans 3 :23. There is none righteous, no, not onC". -Romaru 3 :10 WE ARE B EYOND SELF·HELP For the good that I would I do not, but the evil which I would not, that I do.-Romans 7 :19 GOOD W O RKS WON'T SAVE US Therefore by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified in hiJ sight : for by the law is the knowl«<ge of sin. -Romans 3:20 BUT THE LO RD JESUS IS ABLE T O SAVE US He is able to save them to the uttermost that come unto God by Him. - Hebrews 'J :25 HE HAS BORNE THE PENALTY O F OUR S INS Christ also hath suffen:d for sins. thr just for the unjust, that He migbt bring w to God. -I Peter 3 :18 BECAUSE GOD LOVED US For God 10 loved the world. that He pve His onJy bqotten Son, that who.oever believeth in Him should not perish but have everlul:ing Ufe. -Jobn 3:16 HE WANTS EACH ONE O F US PERSONALLY TO BEUEVE IN HIM AND OWN HIM AS O UR LORD If thou llhalo .confcu with lhf moulh !he LonJ J .. u., and llhalo befleve 1u lhine heart !hal God 1\oth, ra~ted Him from lhe cload, lhou llhalo he a...t. For wjoh !he hun mao helieveoh uo1o ............. : uld with tlio .-h ...,,_ioo It ma4o uniO aalvation. -Romon. 10:9, 10. Lord, I believe; help Thou mloc unhclld.-Mark 9 :24 THEN TRUST H'tlof TO KEEP YOU The LonJ ia lalthiUI, Who thall tOablith you, aod keop you from rrll. - 2'Ilw.foalant3'3 1 . , Tloca Mid J...,. 10 "-jew• which~ co him, II ye -.. in ...,. ...,... -... ife mr -dlodpla ludeoll; Arool_,. llhaiJ -Uoe trudo. .... 1M tnlllllhall.-you ,.,._ -1• U1..JZ. ' . . WE SHOULD KNOW W1iot God nqwlnl of • u Oorltcioolo, -wo ..-. 1. ,_ IM "81Wa clally. Z Tirnolllt 3:14-11 2. ....,. io God Mr VettJoro 66-U ' l. Gift -f« cJally bin' 111 "'-,:::-" 4:6 4. I 111t:l oar .. Md Jti'OHPII to._ liM s. Tnoil • 111o dlllol .a-•=• 6. u... ••17 ... ct.aly .............................. 411,9 • 7 . ._ ... ...,._, .. _... M '0 w 7:1S.I4 a Oka' 11••...., v re a a:ar4 9, LW,. lo-Will. Vo• ..-7:21·37, 16:Ma 10. O.o w ..... of 11r' Cl J-hl9 • ., '· '· f • • • Lie& MOnel I'EJINQ· ...... JrAMI ft ATiiiiJrr ...... ~ .... a. F t (J i I I ttl 0 p 0 r I (: e B I 0 t t e r dcQr 'b • Ill U: ~ -----:-_.;;.,;;;;;;;..;;.;.~~ .. me. eo.. lf7U) Lopa ..... eo.w...ca.M~~&: Artllu r. Doner, P.O. 101 5tl, 0... .., ~ • ..,. ·~ f'JC'IUDJIIIJ= .. 1'bJs a.eta 111 ta <M!IIef. MAMI ft ATI ~ bJ 1D tdYIIIIal. 8---. Tille ~ ,._ .. G. F. Doner. ..-dolllc tmrtz 111 aa ,.... Tbb ......... wu fUed F'Meetll, .... 1111111 wltb tbt~cJerkofOr-Dr., ... 1M. .....,. up co.ty Ju. at, trJs. :::~~~ PabiJJb: Feb. &,1S,Z0,1'7, 19'75, LD tbe lfewport Hatt»or Uondl Corponu.. I. EaaJp. F .-4QM1 Mail, 8ula AM, Cal.lllnk. IUVY SIAMAH ncnu Tbll ballrllta.ei'Mif..... .. .......... ....~ C '-1 -otMra LIGAL MOTte• by a oorporatloa. -..,;;,--7 i10 W. wo: FICTrrlOUS BUSINESS Corpontk!D NamtJ Tbl ... COIIII Mea, IIUiftdii- NAME STATEMENT Fruk ~ AJ8cJ•IId at.d tJoom r.eratt tnlaJDI Tbe followtoc periiOilf 1.1 L. SmiUl, Coi1M)rate s.;n. at tMifuaiTnJa!lcC•t..r, • IVIIDAY, rll. t Brtpi ..... O'l-cttta. II, ot 1107 GoldiUod, lla.r. bot YIIW B.Ula, wu ar- r...etd at 1:110 p.m. at Pa. ..,,._ Pullbi lalud. ud 1:10 p.a., _. ... I TV IIU Ud I IU pelt, ft-.:t at $1,0'75. • WIDtf£SDAT, fEB. lJ WWIPt Jlen7 IWdee, 17, ot 111 ,....... Bdloe.., wu cbupd wtD p!lbUc ID- toJ:teattaa at I1Jt Ud Me- ,~. Ceatnl N.-,ort, a.t 5:15p.m •••• AMGMKtmball Roam.,, tt, ot UZl Blue Wat., flutlor Vln HWa, waa cllupd wtt1l drlYIDc Udtr the lt&Oiac• of aleo- bol at 11:10 p.m. at Saa JoaquLD HW. Rd. ad Jam- boree, ...,. Put Nnport clolnc bult.Dta II: Pro-tary • 8u Dlllo.· "-'14151 """"' Bu1nt11 SemeN, !OU s. T~ llatemllllt wu ll1ed L•A.u -~ E. BrlltoJ, Newport B•cb wltb tbt eo.tJ Cleft ot ---. ..w .._. lla •llll£f.. 9!'7<11; Astrid A.DD1 HarYey, Onace Coaatylaa.l'7, lf75. t'E'J'lTI)US 8U8DfE88 e~ ...,. lboplJtUic ••• A $f7S o.l:lo&rd motor wu .to&• h'Oft'l I bolt btlalc· lJII to Robert Eacluder. 515 BI(OIIIa, Coroaa del Wu, wb1Jt lt wu at tbe Lido Yaebt Aacboract from 7 p.m. Feb. 7 llDUI 11:45 a.m. Feb. t . • • WUlJam Wanecke reported $300 wortb of tooa. ltoleo from Ills Wllocked car wbile it wu parked oo tbe .tre« o•r btl bome at 451 San Benaardtno, Newport Htlcbta, from 4:30p.m. Feb. 8 untf.J 11 a.m. Feb. 9 ••• Sterw equlpmeat aod a watch, valued at SUO, were burrlarized from Walter Hoffman's home at 434 Sao Bernard!Do, Newport HtJcbta, between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m •••• A $112 Jtereo tape deck ns stoleo from David Shert>ourDe's car w!Jlle It was parked at bls home at 308 Collins, Balboa Island, from 5 p.m. Feb. 8 untU 10:45 feb. 9. • • • Buclats took S TV Mtl, z watebe8, a add1ac macbJDq, allr qpe, a DeCk- lace, l8d otber pc•••sloa.s, val•ed at h,IH, from the borne ol Herbert Berry, 2957 Catalpa, But Bhlft, bettreeD ~=UI=fli*iiiCii'ilfl~ft=~ 10404 MUdred Ave., Gar-~lllb: Ia 10, Feb. 1, HAMISTATEIBMT deo Grove, Ca. 9ZM3. U, 20, !'7, 19'75, ID tbtlfew-1'bt I)Jiowtll ~ Ia Tbta bualaeastsCODduettd port HuboriMtcD.F..-40174 dear ........ U: FUbloo by an ~. Koner, ltSI W. lJDeoiD. Slped: AJtrld A. Ha"eJ. LIGAL M01'1CI ANMila, Ca. el101: F K NAilOR VISITOR U yoa are a neweom.r, or mow of a aneomer to tbe Harbor Arta wbo bu oot beea welcomed, do ber a favor by cal11Dc the Harbor Vlsttor bttwttn 8 and 10 a.m. and abe wtU ca U on your frl.tod wiUa valuable I.Dformattaa I.Dd Iiili t.rom fl'ltDdly busl.Desa flrma wbtcb Jtaud ready to btlp her become aequa1Dted with ber new surroiiDd!Dp. THE HARBOR VISITOR PHONE: 494-9368 OJ' 846-01?4 Tbts atatema1t wu Wed Jae., 1151 W. LIDeoJA, ADa- FJCTITIOUS BOIIN!SS Mfm. Ca. 8&801 wtth the County Clerk of NAME STATEMEMT Tb1a ......... Ia eoadaet-Orange County Feb. 4, 19'75. Tb ._,1-t,- Publlsb: Feb. 27, Mar. 6, e --~ per-it eel by a corpor&tloa. 13, 20, 19'75, In tbe Newport dolDc bua!DeN aa Jlltt,_. Corporattoa Kame: F K Harbor Enslen. F -40?38 Uooal Sumftl lalltltll&e, · lae.; Dclald L. Clouoo, I 301 Arroyo LJJJdo Drift, Pn.. LIGAL MOnel · Tustin, Ca.IJionda mos: TbU llatemeot wu filed FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Klmbermoat CorporaU., a witb tbt Co.ty Clerk of Or- NAME STATEMENT CaWon11a oorporaUao, 1101 UCt Couty Feb. &, 19'7!5. The followlnc persoo ts Arroyo L1Ddo Drift, Tu-PlbiJ.sb: Feb. U, 20, 27, doing business as: Jerry tin, CaWoraJa 9Z705. Muell 6, 1975, 1D tbe Nn- Malloy•s Teonts Pro Sbop, This buslnealsCODdact.d port lfaJt)or Eulp. F4080& 2728 E. Coast Hlghway, Co-by a corporaUon. LIIM. •riCI rooa del Mar, Cal. 92625: Corpontloo Name: Kim- Gerald M. Malloy, Z2? -1/Z bermont Corponttoo, Jet. FICTITIOUS 8tJStNESS Graad Canal, Balboa IJland, frey R. Mataal, Asliltant NAJIIE STATEMENT • MO:IDAY., FEB. 10 Calli. 92662. Secretary. 1'bt follow1ac per1001 are -=~~~~~~~~~ Tills buatnesstseoodueted This statemeot was flltd cSoi.IC baalDesa as: Bordllv' 1 by a reoeral partnership. wltb the Couoty Clerk o1 Bt~t A,..ey, 2435 E. Pacl- WUlard Richard Cab111, 19, of 2000 E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa, was arrested In Barstow at 2 p.m. oo a grand auto theft cbarce ••• Dnid George Eaton, 46, o1 301 Walwt, NewportSbores, was charged wttb drlvlog under the lnlluence of alco- hol to the ZOO block of Wal. nut at 12:20 p.m. , •• stepbeD Raymood Watson, 22,of230S Fairlilll, West Upper Bay, was arrested at 10:30 p.m. at Lugonla and Newport Shores Blvd., Newport Shores, and charged witb possession or berolD • • • A 1973 Mercedes auto ns stolen from the front display lot at J1m Slemoos Imports, 1301 Quall, airport area, be- tween 5:30 p.m. Feb. 9 and 8 a.m. Feb. 10 ••• James Lucas, 1401 Bonnie Doooe, Irvlne Terrace, reported a typewriter, 3 clocks, a suit- case, and a watch, valued at $720, burglarized from his home sometime between 3 p.m. Feb. 7 and 8:15p.m. Feb. 10. M AT TRESSES Slgoed: Gerald M. Malloy. Oraoge County Feb.18,19'75. fie Cout HwJ., Coroaa ~tel •&W -DIVILDDfO Tbls statema1t was rued Publlsh: Feb. 20, 27, Mar 91U5: Sl&ley (NUl) I,.,..1ular Sha~ wttb the County Clerk of Marcb 6, 13, 19'75, lJl tbt BordeD, 5S44 OatPukAn., t ..... ,. ... -c.tt.e Ora.oge County Feb.ll, 19?5. Newport Harbor Enllcn. EaciDo, CL 91S16; PeuSoo COSTA MISA MATTitUS CO. Publlsb: Feb 13, 20, 27, F -41061 -Umtntstmtors IDe., Calli. 21~ "• ... ,. ••·~ 54•1303 Warcb 6, 19'75, tn tbe New-__ L_!_G_AL __ MO_T_I_C_I__ Corp., !435 E. Pac. Coast ~========:...po=rt!_!JHa~rbo~r~E~DS~J.p~.~F4094=~1~ HWJ., COM, Ca. 9262!5. • NOTtCE TO CREDITORS Tb1a bui.Dus Is cooduct- CHURCHES SUPERIOR COURT OF THE td bJ a c-ent pertnerahip. I 1 STATE OF CAUFORNJA Slptd: Daaald R. Lawreu. FOR THE COUNTY OF TIUJ statement was tUed . Ceaual lillie Oarda ROaa•T M. aiMGSTOM -PASTOR 23RD ST. et ORAMGI, COSTA MESA -UJ-5050 SUDday morDtDc nrutp -10:80 a.m. StllldaJ Scbool S11Dday ennlq WOI'aldp -t :JO p.m. 9;00 a.m. WedotldaJ BJbJ. atudJ &Dd prayer •••••• 7:00p.m. An IDdeptndtDt ebweb wttb Bible t.eblq mlDlatry ORANGE wttll tbe COUDty clerk of Or- No. A-82148 &Q(t Couty Ju. S1, 19?5. Estate of DEAN MeDON-Publish: Feb. 6, 13, 20, 27, ALD, Deceased. 19'75, In tbe Newport Harbor NOTICE IS ftEREBY EDSin. F -4Mf\O GIVEN to tbe creditors of LIGAL NOTiel the above named decedent that au per80111 baYlnc NOTICE TO CREDITORS cl&Jms aplnlt tbe aid de-SUPERIOR COURT OF THE cedeot are reqqlred to rue STATE OF CALIFORNIA them, with the aee .. ary FOR THE COUNTY OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH •ouchers. lD the omce of ORANGE • TUESDAY, FEB. 11 2501 CL"f DR., MIW,ORT IIACH -6-'2·7443 tbe clerk of tbe abon to-No. A-81875 Carolyn Marie Nelsoo,29, Utled court, or to preseaa Eatate of NIRAH COR-of 900 w. Balboa Blvd., Bal- DI. ~ • .K ::~~ ~''!f9Roi! .. m ~ • ,11,,t-., llritb aMJ1,-.ceuuy NEUUS, Dfce&S«l. boa, was charged wltb drtY- s Ye»c ... ra, to tbt..S.r~ NOTICE IS HEREBY ill( UDder tbe tnnueoce of UMDAY SCHoo;. t~•; • ~~ ~~~ , ~~L~ ~!~PtT , •-ila•t~~~t tMct•et ........ y, GIVEN to tbe credltora of aleobol at 2:45 a.m. at 14th wo•utlf' • • • • ••• A. .. a '..... ,., .... ~. wiD. t ... ----e __ ...., ---t and Balboa c -1 _, ~~~;;~~~~~~~~;:::::::~;:;;;;::;:;=. PAUL A. HAlOf.A, 1110o-rer .,. auvY" II&UI.,., ,....,..,.. , eDu& <'e'Wport r; .,SCteH ce Drtn, SaJte S3, Newport tbat all PtriOOS havJnc ••• Moaa Lisa Lindh, 28, IILIGIOUSSC,IMCI OP MIHo•• Beach, Calltonlia 92MO, cla1ma acaJut tbe llidde-of4808Rtver,WestNewport, which ts tbe .. , .. 01 of bast-ctcl•t ar. requ1nd to me was charted wtth driY'Ing I!I..IAMOR C. IACitSOH. MIMISTI!R ..---m -... t ... • od tbe'-" ness of the UDderatptd tD urw , •uu ..., oecesary u er wuuenceofaleohol Sundar S.ntoe · · -· · -· · 11:00 a.m. au matters pertatn1Dc to tile YO.Cbtrs, In tbe omce ottht> at 2:40 a.m. at 48th and SUndar Sobool .••..•.• 11:00 a.m. estate ofsaJddec~t. wltll-clerk of tbe above entitled Rtver ••• Maurice Sher- s•t CIHTIR ST., COSTA MISA u~1ou tn tour months after tile court, or to prHct them, man's 1967 Ford was stoleo GRACE BIBLE CHURCH Veterans' Memorial Bldg. 565 W. 18th.C'osta Mesa REV. TOM TYREE, Pastor SUNDAY SER.V ICES: IO·JO A.M & 7 :00P.M. Sun(by School, all ages. Q:JO HOME BIBLE CLASSES· Call 552.()()92 -Teactung Bible Doctnne• ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE REGULARLY We mvrte you to worshrp LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 hcifec View Dr. Corona del Mar, Calif. LAWRENCE D. FRUHLING Past or Phone 644-2664 SUNDAY SCHOOL AJI Ages: 9:15 to 10·15 a.m. Worship Hour 10:30 a.m. Nursery and Coffee Hour Christian Science Services FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3303 Via Lido Ncwpon Beach SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 & 10:30 a.m. SUNDAY SERVICES 9 & 10:.!0 a.m. WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING 8 p.m. R£ADING ROOM Week days: 9 a.m.-S p.m. Wednesday:9 a.m.-7:-45p.m Tuesday 9 a.m. · 5 p.m.; 7-9 p.m. SECOND OIURCH OF OIRIST. SCIENTIST Newport Beach at Corona del Mar 3100 Pacific View Dr. SUNDAY SOfOOL 10 a.m SUNDAY SER VlCElG..a.m WEDNESOA Y EVENING Readins Room: 8 p.a. &500-B E. Coaat8wy. EatNoce oo Nardaau Mon.-Pri.: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m lllursday neninp: 7 to 9 Sat.: 10 a.m. to • p.m. You are cordially invited to attend Churcb Servieca and to we badin Room. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH TM! C!MT!R ,01 IIILICAL STUDI!S ft41 A.M. IIlLI CLUSII 1 hM A.M. .O.IMIP MOU. 1tH P.M. IVAGaiSTIC MOU• first publlcatloo of tilts wltb tbeaeeesaryvouchers, from lD froot or his home notice. to the lmdtrstped at tbe at 19-40 Port Provence, Mar- Dated Jaouary Zl, U'7S. omce of ber attoraey, Paul bor View Homes, between JANET ARLENE BULL-A. Hanna, 881 DoYer Drive, 10:30 p.m. Feb. 11 and 6:SO INGTON, ExecutrtJ of tbe Suitt SS, Newport Beach, a.m. Feb. 12 ••• Wllllam Estate of the above named Cautonlia 92660, which ls f. Agee, 1885 Sbtl'lllltoo, decedent. tiM place of bcastness of the Oakwood apartments, re- PAUL A. HANNA, At-aDderliped In all matters ported $135 damare to hls torney at Law, 881 DoYer pertaJDinc to the estate of car by aomeooe who ran Drive, Suite 3S, Nnpozt aJd deeedeat, wlthia foar Into the rl(bt troot feoder Beach, CalUornta 92MO: moathl after the first pub-aod headiJ«ht wbtle the car Tel: ('714) 64%-~747, At-UCaUoa o1 tb1s DOtlce. was parked ln tbe aput- torney for Exeeutrta. Dated January 29, 19'75 meat's UDdercrouod parking PublJsb: Jan. 30, Feb. 1, IIAZEL R. JACOBSON, garace from 7 p.m. Feb. 11 13, 20, 1975, 1D tbt Newport Baetltrb of tbe Estate of uatil 6:45 a.m. Feb. 1Z ••• Harbor Eutp. tbt abcrrt aamed decedtot. An outboard motor nlued PAUL A. HANNA, At-at $700 wu atolea trom Rudy ---------tonlQ at Law, 881 Dover BUOD'I boat at b1s bomt LIGAL MOnCI' Drt•e, Sa!tt SS, Ne-wport at S23 E. Bay Froot, Balboa NOTICE TOCREDn'ORS S.eb, Califon11a 92MO, Island, from S p.m. cmtu SuPERIOR COUR TtL: (714) 64%-6747, At-7 p.m •••• Aburtlarhra.ted Tor THE -tol'IM}fot Eaeeutru off tbe rear door bob at STATE OF CAUI'ORNU P11bl11b: Feb. 6, U,·zo, 27, the home of Bob Wasbboo, ~~~E THE COUNTY OF OR. 19'75, tn Ule Newport Harbor 929 W. Bay, Belboa, IOme- Eutp. tim'! between 9:30 a .m. aDd LUAL MOnet I..IGA"L MOnel NOTICE Of HEARING N~E IS HEREBY GlVEN tbat the Board of &~per. .._,, of tbe Coaty ot Onnce State or CallloruJa a.. bJ btloluUoa dated tbe 14tb 'day ot J&llla.fy 19'75' deelaNd ita tnteatfoo to IDDtx tbt territory ~rtbed btiR to Cruce Coaaty StrMt WcbtlDi ·Uai,..DCe DUbiet No. 10, and bu ftad WtdDHday, tbe 19tb dlaJ of Mareb. 19'75, at tbl tDir ot t:SO o'clact A.k of aid dlly ID tbe Clambtn ot tbt brd ot s..p.m.r. ot uae eo.tJ o1 <>nap tn tbtOrart c~ MmlllUtn- taoe 8ldJdiDc, 515 Nortl Sycamore Stn«, ID tbt City fJI IIMl Aa. CaJJ.t)rDJa, u tbt Ume l8d plac. lor t-•rt~~J .. u.. q~t~~tbl o1 aJd &DMaUoa Ud au ob'jleftcw t.Mnco, at wtdcll tfme lDd place all tDtan.t.d ,., •• _,..,.., lDd be bla.r4. lO:SO a.m. I.Dd 9:30 p.m. • • • Someoae broke lDto the car of Mark Buford, ZZ1 Poppy AYe., Coroaa del Mar, parked oa Balboa Blvd. aeer 42Dd st., West Newport, aod stole dlYI:Dc" equjpmeat val- ued at UU .•• Aaron JobD Burcham, 21. of 170'7 w. Balboa BIYd., Ceatrat Nn- port, 'ft.l anuted at bts bome at ? p.m. oa a c harge of possesatoo of mari)Jaoa ••• Chris Fred Batchelor's 2 speed rreeo Schwinn bike was .tole $u1.a( the after- Boon from 2806 Newport Bl,, West Newport. • THURSDAY, FEB. 13 A youtb Wbo appeared to be abopplng took $35 from tbe casb drawing at 2:45 p.m. at Accent lnterior De- sign, 333 Marine Ave., Bal. boa Liland, and ned, alo~ wttb bu compaoion • . . Carolyn Oliver answered the phone at 1:20 p.m. at Hatr HWlters, 70 Fas.hioo lsla.od, and a male voice said, "There Is a bomb In your estabUsbmeot"; a search revealed DO bomb ••• Re- altor Harvey D. Pease of Balboa lsla.od reported the tbeft of a $300 painting from an UDOCcupied house at 300 35th St., West Newport .•• Sterling silver rtatware, a s«ting lor 12, valued at $2,306, was taken from the home of Tbomu W. Bray, 2224 WiDd'ftrd Laae, Bay . crest, between 8 a.m. and 8:20 p.m.; tbe rear sltdtng glass door Into tbe kitchen bad been pried opec • . . Fred ArttiiT Carsteutn. st, of 207 Jiiata ~. N...-port, was arrested at 11:30 p.m. on a cbarce ol dnmk In auto alter his car was Involved in a eoutsioo with the car of Sbai'O'l Ann Ktag, 21, of 316 Coni Ave., Balboa Is- l&Dd, at Jamboree and Bris- tol, airport area ..• Jack Allen Beattie, 27, of 2284 Placentia, Com Mesa, was arrested on an lntoxicatloo charge at 11:05 p.m. alter he leU off his motorcycle at 32od St. aod Newport Bl., West Newport. • FRIDAY, FEB. 14 A 200 page document des- crlblDg computer systems was taken dtlrlng the nlght trom ID Wllocked cabinet ln tbe otrlce of IDteractlve Computer Systems, 1200 Quall, alrport area; valua- tion was set at S1,750 ..• ' F rut Spielberger ootlced that all the $5 and SlO bllls were rene trom a cash reg- lster at Richard's Hartlor VIew Market and found that about $124.79 In rurreoc} was mtsstnr ••. A 3 channel radio, airborn, heater and life jlckt>ts, nlued at $600, were taken since last Sept. 1 fl'om the 24 foot Italian pow- er boat or Cl11Jord Schacht, 2540 Park Newport • . • BeYerly Loot~ Grey, 41, of 900 Sea Lane, Harbor View HWs, was arrested at 3a.m. at Jamboree Rd. and Coast Hwy. oo a charge of drfv~D~ ltllder the tntlueDce of IDtox- lcaats ••• Gary Lee Wat- SOQ. 34, ol 407-1/2 Goldeo- J'Od. Corooa del War, wa.s boohd oa a similar ctarre after hll arrest at 2:15a.m. at tbe b&J br1d(e. • SATURDAY, FEB. 15 JOIID Earl Rictersoa.. za. D.Jt. JIMMY COMaS, 'AS TOI Highway House of Prayc.r 2411 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR . LOWI" L.WL -"lA" JNT6RDBNOMINAf'IONAL,IVLL GOSIEL ' 1\MDA V ICHOOLr t r• .,... • ..-..~: tt:OO IVMOIUNTM: •1nf1Cit l;. P.M. ......-v MAVI" AM) meLIITUDVt 7:-P& -leAY WILLIAM T. KROAH, PASTfJR PHONE: ea..-,a Plymouth Conareptie»nal Churclt jt .., Ulnt prior to tbe Ume ftDd JDr ._...._. .., ......._. _... _, me wtll ttae c~en o1 t11e Board o1 ~or u.. ca.e, o1 Orure..nat.Gb)lcUoaa • .._ Jl J 1 1111 ..... ._ Wb.leb ob)lc:Uau wW be CZ.'IIId bJ tlilt Baud ol ~1'8 at tiM tUM ud ... a. klala.rllc. ~ .. ~ ot l&.ld t.rrltof)' 1a ,..... .. aa a a 11 w• ~ 75-a. c~at.ct J._,-, 14. 1m, o1 a. lllliiN til ~ .. ca ft1t W'SU. tM Clerk of tM ........ If .,...,._.... Tlill te1'111017 ta ........, •n , .... fDDna • ,. ) 111 tn •• o1 Tract .as eo 01-.. ec.tr ........... *" ,.... DIJUtd l'o..to. •'lllllsa a.mr·~~a.sn ... ....._, •llle..U...IMeOIMr .. __,, 'Mil el C.,_ DIWe. ..... CltJ ., ........ .. ._.. ... ~oa ._,.,a-u,, 1m. D oe•a Of' 1'D IOAID or IVftJt.,.. OF O.dQI Q)Gwt it CAUPOUU.. U~..C Baker, Costa Mea, wa1 a.rrtlt~ at S a~m. oo MonJIII Star I..ut. Doortr Sllona, oa a clarp ol PDI· ...... ol mart.... . .. ~ F'Nd Croet.u.. zs, of U1 A-.ueado, No. 11, Cot- ta ......... arnrMd at 1l:f0 p..a. DIU' toO£. Cout BWJ .. '-JbrWpa...., ~ .. ,.. bloc-tnJ!k; ... carp,.. CII'Mic--.... wp •=-ot-~w. JIJ qw, RGbtrt Ja ... hrill. 10. ot SOil But-......,..., ... ~ W.I.IT IOU c-. Clift ..... c .. Clift .... ....,.,.,..1nlwaat1 -.,. c.iilsitt. ee•• * BJMI A'l 'IF .,.....,. ...... T$4 ,~ ... • u aJ1J•w ~ • • • Lafllan C..... DICWJ rt~II'W•m,. • .-. of-•• -......... u.. c-. '-da ••• Aa.t "••'· rr.,., Ito ..... ........ . ... , c.... .. tiiiiJill .. ' st I til' II , .. .._ a eou.,._ wb a car dttY• bJ GaJJ W,Ue, Sl, ol 1910 WaDact, No. f. Cotta II .. , at 1:.45 a.m. 0. 15tla ...... Newport Helcbtl •• Carol MupNt Rycllotf, 2:1, of 1ZOO S. Bey Ft., Ba.lboa la- lud, ..tfered alJcbt IJl)lr- leJ wbto ber car, Jtopped at Dover and Coast Hwy., wu It ruck by the car drlYeo by Weody Lyon Roberts, 20, of Mllsioo Viejo at ~05 p.m. • • • Both cars wire towed away after a eolltsloo Involving Karen Peterseo WU.100, 21, of 4411 River An., West Newport; her pueeoger, Timothy David WU80D, and driver Thomas Cbarles Ra.fferty, 61. ot HUDtf.Dcton Beach at 1:20 p.m. at Dover and CWt Dr.; Karen and Tim WU.Oa were taken to Haag hoSJ)ital. • SUNDAY, FEB. 16 PoUce answert.oe a .-cau about dlsturbin( the peace at a service station at 3600 Newport Blvd., West New- port, arrested Jon Stephen Dlnsdale, Z1, of 934 Dog. wood, Costa Mesa, at 9:35 p.m. oo a charge of 1ntox1- caUoo .•. Mark Freder ick Partridge, 20, ot 5301 Sea- shore Dr., West Newport, was arrested at 2:30a.m. at 53rd St. and Seashore on a charge of drunk ln public, aod at 10:20 p.m. ·he was booked at the police station on a charge or possession of stolen pr~rty , •. John A. Hopwood, 51, of SOO Cag- ney Lane, Versailles, was arrested near Ills home oo a charge of dr1vlng under the lntlueoce of lntoJ:icants . . . A sfl4> to shore radio was ta.lten during tbe night from the cabin dash or the boat of Gerald Be:~udoin, 300 E. Coast Hwy., Bayside VIl- lage, for an $800 loss ..• A $650 outboard motor was takeo from theCatallnasall- boat or John Walters of Lag. 11na from sUp 5 at 621 Lldo Park Dr., Lido Peninsula, during the nlght ... Berta- rae Cooway, 618-1/2 lrls, Corona del Mar, reported the theft or a millk short coat aDd a silver fox stole be- tweeo 4 p.m. Feb. 14 and 2 p.m. Feb. 16; the value was set at $2,500. WILLIAM H. McADAM, wbo is board chairman ot CoJd- WJll, Banker 4r Co.,lalbMD named preaideot of theCaU- forola MUIIIQm FOUDdatba. noo.protlt SUAIOrtorpotu. tloo for tbe Calltonta Ma- seum of Seteoce IDd lD- dustry, Expositloo Park, to. Angeles. Re is a oaU•• at Lemoore, CalU., attended Taft untoa high sebool there, gradUated In 1935 from UCLA, and joined Coldwell Banker tbe following year: He bas been wttb the firm ever slnce, except for z years of service with the FBI. Barber Stylist FfNP. D£SUoNS MEN. WOMfH I. CHIL OREN C•ttcQ NatMral Hair (~tlri"t .......... , lly .,.,., ..... ". 673-5153 BOB'S o,..,. ~ 10 6 Tou. tbrt: o.t. PORT BARBER SHOP 14CN P.. Coni Hwy. Coro"a thl M•r l'orl The•trw WORLD'S LARGEST: PUT IN A ILU! HAV!M POOL OR SPA· fREE ESTIMA Tl!l CALL NOW OR DROP IN . . . We',.. Cl .. • ly A"4 Ope" 7 Day a A Weelt. 12222 Harbor 8tvd .. Garden Grove 530-1142 871-8020 n2~3401 or 649-5014 Stete Lie•,.•• lt22J7 11 v ....... o ...... c ...... , ~~ ONDAY thru THURSDAY SPECIA fPritl4v t"'' 'itll•rdtry ,,,il 6:00 P. '1. 1 "'""*U irtdtu/r SQfiP n r s•14J, W,/ Po tato o r rtc f' RED SNAPPER ................. . MAHI MAHI ................... . GRILLED SEA BASS ................ TOP SIRLOIN .................. . NEW YORK STEAK I I • • •• I • • I • • I I LOBSTER TAIL ................ . STEAK AND LOBSTER ........... 5.95 LUNCHEON IJmswwd *ily unti14 p.m • 1a?l ........ c... ..... .._.~ ..... t213t la-1R1 ... LCGUTMIW .. ~GaLIIA.It •Clt~~ Publllh Your FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT • WIU.I'UY Mnt SD OIARGERS ,_, Orup c- ~:"a::C:".:= •u•-...,.ewttll._ lu Dtoeo c.,._, ot llll "-'~'-"·· lllcardb ploJed lor ... ,. Locals out of hoop playoffs · RIP .. -Cll' --It lMd ~-1o Yletory, boll plo,.aallollalllla-~ -ltd Ultlo 0101 U11, lor tilt lint Umo troool>lo wUll 111o lowiJ llac· J.a .. ,,nl ftu"', tbe Mar-DOLII. SeatJDtt., •• Keith bor uoo -·1 be fOPft· Joseph-Gat7 Sptu IUid .. ted. Staa MWer eacb 8COrtd lS la .. Rtcuf l&r --play IDded poiDta: 1D a bllaDced Yus-rldiJ, 1rltb aU 4 loea1 tanc attack. ro<ndllll 1!1'15 ••lp Ud .... ldllc .. • coal• ~ lltl .... lboorbl ----. .., .. ....., .. , .... Lut ...._ DO le11 tJu . Diet heker'• PlratH Gar- lor lbl l!ITI-'11 --IUid -lOS polob, Tllallolal locludod II llolcl pia, u OCC ·neord. He also ldeted 15 utn poiotl 1a I row. uotber Pirate fecord. t11m1 mJ..uial tbe MCODd-Newport Harbor carried place ftAllb DeldedtoUIIIre FoantaJn Valley's super- a CIF berth. Newport Hu-Bal'OQJ lato tbe last 9 HC NAVY AIRMAN recnh bor'a Sallora flA1&bed 4tb oDd• ofonrttmebetorebow: Bndford T. Scott, toll of 1D the Swwet '--_,... Mr. Walter T. •-~ ot•t.._ ""-&"'• •uu 1Dc last weet oo WedDes~ --.~ " " • bollbaea porformod 1or "e Soutb Ccut Coar.re~ e~~&mpe, bat only I are re-llornlllc. Taear !~prod 11o would ba•e 41'ttu'Deulatbebaet .. ftoJcl. bul Rlet s-a, aii- CIF J .. A player ot the y•r It Te10plo CJtr Hllb 1D l!I'IS, 11 ~ ICbool die to Dpnelal r.IOftl. Follo'I'ID& blo OCC ea- rHr be played 1 M&aou at Dttco State Unt- 1rl»re be seond a 8-1 leque mart lDd a day olgbt. Tom stnw sent Country Club Drh·e, COitl u .u ,._record. Fou-the pme into onrtlmewbeD Mesa, r.s graduated from tatn Valley defated 11ar1oa be tted it up at 51 _51 wUh reeruu tn..lniDc at tbe NanJ tor tbe Suollt tlUe. 6 .secooda left. Newport theo Tratnl.o( Ceoter, San Dleco. Estuel& wu lrd tD tbe rroae 'tbe bill most of the He ls achedlll~ to report Ceatury Leacue. TbeEq:les' oYertlme,loslag Uooaturn-to Tradesman-A ScbooL 9-5 Ceotury noord placed oter wtth 1:36 lett. Foun-__ 11,;,•m....:,phl$_;':.,T_eao._; ___ _ tbem a pme abead ot botb tala Valley tben scored and ! Coltl. Ilea lDd Corooa del tbe Sailors couldn't come Mu, wbo Ued tor 4tb wttll bact aplD. Sopba Mao NWI> Dan Prloceotlo IUid CbuetGiaiPJ ban cnGaated. Tr.t laves tbe Plralt1 wUh Tooy A(:. com&Ddo, Pete Brown and BWy Oo<J..,, Spectacula r MOONLIGHT TENNIS SALE ,RIDAV NITI, IY H!l,.HG US I EAT 'THIMIOHITE TAX DlADLIHE: EVERYTHING GOES RACQUITS, SHOI!S, ORI:SSfS, SHIRTS, SHORTS, JACKETS, WARMUP' SUI •·,.:.;,~~,J;..::, JPa:;;;;;~:tJ•_:;· '/JOJI"t8 -... -.. 1-IPaacaU IN COSlA MESA IT'S OI!:PAftTMI!:NT 0PM Q: J0 A. .. 'tl . to 1):00 P.M. Daily CloHd Sundays BOULEVARD. COSTA MESA 8-8 marks. lncludtng DCII.· Friday lllebt. Matt Spang- leacue pmea, tbe Eacles ter's zo points 1m Marty •ere 14-9 on the sea.soo, Fedueb's 16 led Newport Corom del Mar was 17-8, Harbor to aa easy ?8-61 aDd Costa Mea. U-10. wtn over Western. After In tbe final pmes last tnllJng at the eDd ot the Friday, Estancia beat Co-ftrst quaner, the Sailors sta Mesa 61-54, Newport uplocted tor a Z6..point see- Harbor dowoed Western ?8-oDd quarter and won going 81, lDd Corona del Mar lost away 87-5? to league cbampJon Esiancla'sJimMcCioskey Vtlla Part. finished seeood 1n tbe Cen- Oo Wednesday nlghtorlast tury League scoring race week, Estaocla dumped Co-as the Eagles eoded their rou. del Mar 66-53, Costa season wltb a 61-54 wln Mesa walloped ldagnoUa ?6-over city rival Costa Mesa 56, and Newport Harbor went McCloskey scored only 14 Into overtime before losing 1.D the final game losiJIC to the Sunset League champs top teague scoring' booors h'om Fountain Valley, 53-to Vllla Park's Steve Nel- 51. son. McC loskey tallied 2?0 Last Wednesday night's league points aDd Nelson got Estancia-COM game was a 2?7. battle Jo more ways than Corona del Mar ended 00 one. With lesstha.n2 minutes a losing note, but against left , and tile Eagles clearly one of the top prep team5 on their way to a win, a tn the county. game Uat llad been high----;-;::;-:::-::::-:::-=- lighted by agresslve Corona LEGAL MOneE del Mar defense suddenly erupted into a brawl. It took several minutes foromclals coaclles and school otrtclals to r estore order in the Es- tancia gym. WhUe COM concentrated on stopping leading scorer Jim McC loskey, the Eagles' John Nisbet netted Z7 points NOTICE TO CR EDITORS SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALifORNIA FOR THE COU NTY OF OR~ ANGE No. A-82310 Estate of FREDERICK K MORTON, etc., Deceased: NOTICE IS HEREBY ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS GIVEN to the creditors or the above named decedent that all persons having claims ag-.linst the said de- cedent are required to file them, with the necessar)' vouc hers, in the orttce of the clerk of the above en- titled court, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at the orttces of Keene, Dtoo, Madsen & JeMings, Profes- s ional Corporation, At- torneys at Law, Avco Ft~ nanc.l21 Tower-Fifth Floor, 620 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, California 92660, which ts tile place of business or the under. stgoed 1n all matters per- taining to the estate of said decedent, within four months after the first pJbUcatloo or this notice. • ANTIQUE$ $3 MlL LlON ANIIQUE SHOW AND SALE Anaheim ConventJon Center 800 w. Katella March 6, 7, 8, 9. Thurs., Friday, Saturday 1 to 10 p.m. Sunday, 12 to 6 p.m. SEKULJCH PRODUCTIONS • BEAUTY $ALON ~·-', BEAUTY NOOK 2732 E. Coast Hwy. Corona def Mar Phone 644· 7336 • BICYCLES SALES & SERVICE .20 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA 646-7706 -640-6855 MALCOLMIBUOICUTLiR 0 ORY CLEANERS DIMMITT A.;~ a.. u---Cih. Finest quality dry deanina on tht" p~miln • Stlr-Kt'Yice laundry AU new -latest model FrilidanwMhen 3200 E. Coast Hwy ., COM Pbooe: 673.9605 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS 1 Time 2 Times 3 Times 4.50 0.00 8.00 .20 20 words or less . . . 2.00 3.50 21to30 words •.... 3,00 475 31 to 40 Words. . . . . 4.00 6:so Each word oveC 40. • .10 .15 o MUSICAL FOR SALE o FOR SALE 1 -'-~::...:.:=---1 PRE~ TAX CLEARANCE PACIFIC vtEW CRYPT ~- Our greatest collection or good location. S6ZS. Call Grand Pianos -Sleinway, 633~7352, Baldwin, Yamaha, Kimball, Starr, etc., from $97 5. Ham- mond T -500 -super buy al $1895. Spinet and console pianos -famous makes -from $595, New Lowrey spinet or gan, rhythm, etc., save $400. One Yamaha console piano --I>E>autttul tooe, save $215. Yamaha organ w/rhythm, special at $?95. Ludwig Grand 5' art case, a beauty, only $1345. SC HMIDT MUSIC CO. Yamaha-Lowrey -Steinway 1907 N. MaiD St., Santa Ana Est. 1914 e H01o4E IIIPROVEIIEMT LET ME GIVE YOU A HAND Handyman will do ~ all home repairs-~ plumbing, carpentry, painting. FREE ESTIMATES6?3-3658 • OHIC! EQUIPIIEMT DfR "GLASSHOPPER" -clear plastic 7 foct dlnghy. $75 lirm . Phone 673~0053 be- fore 8 p.m. CORNER GROUP -Cust,_m made. standard stze dbl. bed pushes Wlder lamp table/storage chest to make compact sora. Black aDd whUe cttecked cover, white formica table. $85. Call 968-8380 weekends and evenings. ADORABLE SILKY TER. RIERS -A.K.C., excellent line. Male andfemalepJp- pJes, born early January. Superb watchdogs. 968- 1440 be fore 10 a.m. or after 6 p.m. RDWARE ~'& c--.. Ba~ Gllto M&riM llud'ftre ape. ..... ., ..... to_,.._ 900 W. COAST HWT., H.B. PIIOIII 1145-1711 • DeM11rl ToJh. • IIITAUIAMT SPOTS belore your 81• - oo JOUr on r.afP!1L mon tbllm with L-•· ROlli ol!clt~ .:.:;;!::n i -~ICID P9.0~ 24_N_I...._ • c..-_ ....... ;========~==~====j e~UM~ TMRU ....... o"IAIIMG AIDS 11 ,C.oot"WJ· ISCHEII I o SIIYICII • DCalfSI ICAPIQK ....... cu,...•-•.u.-> ·-..,,.. ........ . -Qarpl • ·-· $1.00. Harctwue, 110'7 E. a.,., c~ c1e1 TRAVELER$ Sprlll( -aMd, ... ... -........... ean...,ntt•nw , _ _. .. PIIIOM1AL.IIIOIII¥1Cif at,.,.,'*, .... .,.,._.. .... pilcO. CALL AL ITI,.NI Dated: February 6, 19?5 Adele Durocher, Exec.u. trll of the Will of the above named decedent. Keene, Dton, Madsen & Jennings, Professional Cor- poration, Avco Financial Tower -Flfth Floor, 6ZO Newport Center Drive, New. port Beach, Calif. 92660, TeJ.: (?14) 644~8181, At~ toroey for Executrix. Publish: Feb. 13, 20, Z7, March 6, 1975, 1n the New. port Harbor Ensign. Tomorrow UGALMOnCI NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City COODCU of the City or Newport Beach III'UI bold a pubtlc belriDg to consider the following portion or proposed Ameod- mcnt No. Z3 to the Newport Beach General Pian: An amendment to the Cir- culation Element as 1t per. bins to recommended Im- provements for Coast High- way between Newport Boule- vard and Donr Drive (the area commonly referred to as Mariners' Mile). NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN t~t ~ satd JX.Ibllc hearing will be held on the lOth dayorMarcb, 1975, at the hour of ?:30 P.M. in the CooncU Cham- bers of the City Hall of the City of Newport B~ac tt, CalUorn.ia, at which time and place any and all per- sons interested may appear and be heard thereon. Laura Lagios City Cleric City of Newport Beach LEGAL. NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Tucker reels the Pirttes ww be South C01.st coo- teDders ap.ln oe:d seasoo U recruiting roes well. The Dues wtll return 29 letter- men, 1Acludb:lc 1? players wbo started at some time during tbe 1974 campatcn. BUCS' TRACK-Fia.D IN OPENI~G MEET The track and field team or OnDge Coast Collece n- celved Us nut taste of out~ atde competition Friday at the South Co&st Conference all-eomers meet at Fuller- ton College, No team scores were tabulated, since tt was not u ometal meet. Fresbam Paul Desmet was first In the 220 yard dash with a 22.5, and second In the 100 1n 10.1. Frosh Mlke Sena tied for first in the hlgb jUmp with 6-4. Frosll Skip Franklin took the shot put with a toss of 49~?. Soph Jim Brown tossed the javelin 184~10 for another first. STEVE CANALE NOW IN FLIGHT TRAINING T.S. No, 97?9 Steven Canale, whose wUe On March 14, 1975, at Shawmut Is the daughter or 11 :00 o'clock A.M. at the Mr. and Mrs. Rawllegh K. front entrance main lobby of Stitt or 1633 Van Buren, Co- SAFECO Title Insurance sta Mesa, hts begun basic Company, 825 North Broad~ f11ght training at the Naval way, in the City of Santa Air StaUoo, Pensacola, Fla. Ana, State of Callfornta, Upon com,)1ettoo of avla- SA FECO TITLE INSUR-Uon ontcer candidate school ANCE COMPANY, acorpor-be wW be comm~ssioned an a Uoo, as TnlStn undar the eoa!gn aod begin mor, tha.n Dee4 .o.f Tru5t eiecuted by a year of J.nteosiYe &rouod MARVIN F. COO'PtR, a &Dd IDIIJ&II! tnlnlDg!ililllllc married man, as his 90le to h1s desl&llltioo as a nan! and separate property, re-ulator. He ts a 1974 cndu- corded October 6, 1972 as ate or UC lrrtne. document no. 669? 1n book ---;-.::=c:-;--===- 1 0362 page 498 of Dfllclal -:-:--=L:::E.::GA=L.:.M:::O:.:T.;.IC::.I=-- Records in the otnce of the NOTICE OF INTENTION TO Recorder ol Orange County, ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF CalUorn.l2, by reasoo or de-ALCOHOUC BEVERAGES !ault 1n the payment or per-2.24.75 formance or obllgatlons se~ To Whom It May Concern: c ured thereby including the Subject to Issuance or the breach or default. notice of license applied for, nottce which was recorded Novem-is hereby ·pveo that the ber 8, 1974 as Document uoderalgned prq,oses to sell no. 6?20 in bopk 11283 page alcoholic bevenges at tile 1243 of said Omclal Rec-preml&es, descrfbtod as fol- ords, wlll sell at pubUcauc-lows: 2101 E. Coast Hl.gh- tloo to the htgbest bldcler way, CofOIII del Mar/New~ ror cash ln lawful mooey or port Beach, ca. 92660. the United states, wUhout Pursuant to such intention, any covenant or nrn.nty, the UDderslped Is app1ytne ezpressed or implied u to to tbe Deputmeot or Alco- tltle, possessloo, or eocom-bollc Bevence Control for brances, the lnterest coo-tssuuce of a.aalcobollc brt- .,eyed to R1d Trustee by erage license (or licenses) said Deed or Trust In prop-for these premtses as fol- erty situated lD tile City lows: "41" ON SALE BEER of Newport Beach, theCOOD-' WINE (BONA FloE PUB- ty of Orange, state of Call-LIC EATING PLACE) foml.l described as: Lot 33, LANGOON, JoM Joseph Block 9 or ReiUbdlYllloa of Publlah: Feb. 27, 1975, ln Section 1, Balboe Island, tD the Newport Harbor Enslp. the City or Newport Belch, as per map recorded Ill book UGAL MOTICE 6, page 30, Miscellaneous --======- Maps, in tbe omce or tbe NOTICE county recorder of aid OF PUBUC HEARING county. NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTE: SaJd land 11 des-GIVEN lbat tbe Ctty CouncU erlbed on the Couaty Tu or tbe City of Ne'WpOrt Beach Auessment Roll ror tbe tis-wW bokl a public '-riDe cal year 19'74-?5 11 A. P. recardlDc lbe Public Safety No. 50-052-U; CA 07.08?. Elemeat ol tbll Newport Tbe ltreet addreu of aid S.cll ~nJ Plaa; aod tbe P'-rtJ Is porportod lo be eorWI-of lllo EIIY!nla- 108 Aplo Stret1, a.-Is-m•ll.llmpad Roport. laod, &Dd Is 11•1!1 wll-!IOTICE IS HEREBY llabW(J u 1o 111o oorreet-FURTHER GIVEII tbot t1tt .... lborool. llid pof>IJe ......,. wiJJ be saJd Alo Is made.,r t1tt boldootlttlotladoJolllareb, pa,_ of J>01111c abllp-· It'll, It .._ llau of 7•10 uou -bf llid Dood P.M. ID tltt c-u Cito•-o!Tnot. 'bon. o1 .._ CJUo llaiJ oC .._ Doted Fobrary ll,lf'l5. CIIJ ol Noopoo111oae .. Coll. SAFECO TITLE IJCIJUR-link, al wide-.IIJDo Ud AlfCI COMPANY, aeorpor-place .., llid all pere.. au. T..-. ---· Ud BJ Cbrls !MAl, T...-be -laor-Soctloo~, ._""'* 111'1 WU CIIJ Cion i>obllatll Fob.IO, 1'1, -CJUo ol ""'-""-.._~!lOr-i>obU.: Job, IT, 1!1'15, 1o :.::; •• .; u. ............ h•• • • Newport •••eft ... GOOD COMMERCIAL LOCATION 18?6 Park Ave. in Costa Mesa ts a well built building, )Jst ott 19th Street wlth a larre lot, 102' z 115 '. Tile bulldlni ls currently a siz-bay auto repair shop, but U could be cooverted to a number of uses. This property is for sale for $89,500 and the repair business is also available for $Z9,500, but they do not hne to be bought together. CALL US FOR FURT HE R DETAILS. Cal 675-7225 MONTICELLO CONDO NEAR ORANGE COAST COLLEGE • THREE BEDROOMS . • TWO BATHS • ENa.DSEO PATIO ( Cm be o den or 4tll bedroom) CLEAN! 1 . -r '$31:50(1'""- HESTER•BROWN & Associates, Inc., ReaHors 833-9781 lmiA.,.. 011 .,.. Aalll ·-I I t IIDIOt I#MI 1•m ,..... a"'*' .. • Ptinte Patio1 • Filepl.etl • POOLS • t Kale ,_UiftJ O:e• e T .. i, • s.,.ua .. P•ily a.ctiae • M I. to -lo Md PIOJ-4 "''-L-CM . '"''' ..., ...... , ........ .. In I o ewpo,.l 1 REALTORS II 675-&SU ......... 1 IIACKCOIIOIIA ~L MAlt I RUL IITATII .,_IALim COl F Of , REAll'GM jJ 2115 I . COAST HWY ., COlOMA DIL MAl . •••.••.•••••• , •• ,, MLI I.ALII a -IPOH Balea through the Multiple Ltetlng Servtce of the NnpOitt HIU'bor-Coeta Men Board of Realtor• t<X•Iled ,13.8 mUUoo for January, 1875. Tbta ta more tllan a $50,000.00 INCREASE OVER THE SAME PEJUOD IN 18'74, 8U ,.ltetqa ware proceued lD Jg,. UUJ, of wbich 311% were aold. 48% of tJae aalaa were coqlei'IIU'I'e. '" liST IAYPIOMJ YAWl IM MIWPOU Truly outstanding .duplex -a: bedroom up/2 bedroom down. ~ivate sandy beach -new pier 1c aU~. Make an offer! Clint Moses ·M2·8235. (P40) · IALIOA PIMIMSULA POINT. Executive custom built ho me Spacious rooms w !9 ' ceilinas · bilUard-size family room w /wet bar' master suite w /luxurious Mr. & Mrs: baths . Elevator. $150,000. Evelyn Gray 642-8235. (}·Zl) · < MIW lA YAOHT-rtEI & sur. Imaginatively decorated 4 bedroom home -6 months NEW! Beautiful bayfront terrace all built of redwood & lavishly planted. Fire ring & BBQ. Jane Frazee 642·8235. ( P2:J) 901 Do~r Driw 6-4Z·I2H 116-44 MacArthur Blvd, ~200 Newport Beech, C•ltfornoe 92663 OCEANFRONT 5 BEDROOMS 3 BATHS ···ACROSS et:ROM NEWPOitT "UBGR YACHT CLUB ),' Juat one of the Mony fine SUMMer rentol a ovoilaWe exclu al vely through Coast P roo em e s. coast properties REALTORS 301 E. BALBOA BLVD., BALBOA 673-5410 .. --------Sunrise -Sunset OCEAN VIEW VISTA DEL LIDO 611 Lido Park In Fantastic Condition! Three bedrooms, 3 bat hs, Z rtreplaces -glpntlr family room • with wet bar • lart;e enough for pcx.l tabh.•. Enclosed private patio wlth Z car over sized garaKe. ' Priced at $129,000 BROKERS« •REALTORS 2025 W. IAUOA ll VD. 67J.WJ NEWPORT lEACH P• &,.II flJJ, SUPER NEW Waterfront Listing Best Buy on Canal Lartte -1-bedroom hom~ -11lninlo! room -2 •lfl<'ks over looldng lht> W<~ll'r <~nd on a roru~r lot: COME SEE lilt> other ~xtr-4s .on SATCRDAY A :"'I) SUNDAY rr"m 1 to ~. 241 Canal------Newp ort Shores THREE Of<fiCES TO SERVE YOU 1605 WESTCLIFF DR ., NEWPORT442-5200 714 !. IALBOA lL.D., BAL80.475....061 .rtL~~ ~tor·.~~ ~~rtt Q)ST~ .. ~4 --6~-4)53, J PETE BARRETT REALTYm ~ -.. a--.... ..,. a 1 : ,, L.l:l • •••••••• C Zone LOT COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT e 59 X 129ft 52¥2' NORD CORNER POOL EXCELLENT LOCATION PRESTIGE HOME 3 Bedrooms ·. 2 Baths Completely Remodeled, Copper Plumbing, New Carpets. SEE TO APPRECIATE s 147,500 BY 41"1"01MTMIMT ON LY PRICE REDUCED for quick sale!! This CdM Jewel NOW only -$67;500 Sharp two bedroom, I'A'O bath home with spQ rkhnl! pool and covert"~! lanai for entt>rtainml!. Owner offer lng very ne:nble terms to qualified buyer . Call 673~8550 THE :REAL ESTATERS S38,500 TERMS e PANORANIC VIEW -PLUS PRIVATE DOCKING FAcn.mES "You'll be Clad tomorrow tbat yo. boalbt r•l estate today." ROY MeCARDLE RIAL TOR ID. BAYFRONT HOMES'-BALBOA PENINSU FEE LAND 1200 E. BALBOA BLVD. -$279,000 • • AND 1202 E. BALBOA BLVD. -$289,000 4 BEDROOMS..--4 BATHS.. •• QJSTOM BUll T Sptnl stairway to secood floor . Travertine marble tlreplace tac lng iD master bedrooms . lb llln tile In utrles, marble lantory tops, hesV) shake roofs, spac ious pnges, low maintenance exter ior s, etr . Apartment for Sale on Li do Bay -----~ Luxurious 3rd floor apartment, 2,000 SQ. n., Ja.7729 \ Scarcity of waterfront land and ln<:rHsing r ost of constroctlon make • 2 bedrooms, 2 blth.s. Enclosed pttlos. Boat sUp. R ELl ABLE S E RV IC F f these homes an attractivt> buy today. l Pool. ExeeUent bUJldl.Qg management. SU'7,0Q0. Flnancine anJla6te. S IHCB 194J For rurther detalls or lnsptetlon call your broker or OtARLES E. STI .. E. BROKER · 644-0m. --c~r~, ... IA& NELSON ROBINSON, Realtor ............ -,====EiiL-.-i;;ao~M;Al;N ST (et Bollaoo 81.), BALBOA 67S~120 ·---------------------------· ....... ,... ....... . ............. .. This home is efu1. JJ. a lit~le gem! Immediate. possession available 2 IIDIOOMS, 2 lAtHS AND PIRIPLACI. ' IMCLUD!S I'LAMS POR S.ICOMD UNIT. Beautif"aly de<'orated 5 BR. 41 z ba .• panelina. 3 frplcs. ~mp ·shp. $260.000. IM'uutifully <.lc<:or. :i HR . & d~n on lugoon : ramp&s hp. Sl.SS.OOO Brund new G DR. 6 Ba. Pool. j_.<'uzzi & SMUDa. Ramp. noa.t. $42S.OOO. 7 ........ '" ... Prime 4S n.. La oon Lot -$150.000. BILL GR.UNDY, Realtor ••• W.IMI test. Meso SWEEPING VIEW Channel and Bay Dlnf llDMr thf stars In this outstandln~ r ustom bunt 5 bedroom home. Formal dl.ning room has flectrlcally controlled movable roof a od opens to the sun or the stars. Cour t rarl1 pool with Jacuu t. This home Is Ideal for executive enter- t.alnlng, as well as ~mlly living. Prime Irvine Tern\e l~tioo. Call for deta1ls. Call 640-6161 * BOYD IW.TOIS PIESOOS * OCEAN BLVD. PANORAMA STEPS TO BEACHES Jelly new and steps to 2 ~:r~>at Corona riel Mal b~ches. Beaut1tul propt>rl\ with ::'fPdt potf'ntlillS. $149,500 r---------~--------------------1 ~ ' I CHOICE-UNFURNISHED : I I i RENTALS ! I I I Available Immediately i '----------·-···------·-______ J t~BOYJ? - * 675-ml * 3637 E. C...t Hwy. c .... .WMar World 's Most SPECTACULAR VIEW Four !'('l!r~ms, S,LtUO sq. fl. 011 the l•luft'> f Corooa dPt Mar. RMn• to :Hkl mothl'r hOUsP •• prlvat(> rO.ld • • • pnvatP ·'' • I.'SS to ll(>autlful ocean h3thln.: t>t-ar h. We'll l>t' pl'oun to show 1t to you! ••• li HARBOR VIEW HILLS ¥2 ACRE PARK-LIKE ESTATE o.tper decorated 5 bedroom balDe, taaitJ room, S latu_ Z ftrtp~ces. beaatihll pool ud prdeDL LET tE SHOW rT TO YOut Reduced price •••• GREAT VIEW •• day&night Home well arra.npd for emterta.i.DlD«. Game room aDd ~mUy room open to la.rce pool aDd patio. AIIO acc•ss from two bedrooms. ID addU..loD. lar&'f llvlftc aod ttillJDg rooms aDC2 higbly .nlct.Dt tltct. (' )ntpltte matt.Dc eoterta1nill& euy. £~Lally priced at $ZZ4.9!2. 1827 SABRINA, IRVINE TERRACE OPEN SUN.1 to S EXAMPLE SAVINGS NEW '75 MUSTANG II GHIA WINDOW STICKER • •••••• $5909 SALE PRICED •••••••••••• $5303 FACT. CASH REBATE .... $ 500 YOU SAVE ••••••••••••••• $1106 302 CID 2V a.Cyllnder engine. Manually operated sunroof -Selec.t-sl\ift Crulse-o-malic-Power rack and pinion steering -Power froot disc brakes -Air conditioner -selectalre -AM /FM stereo radio and more. Stock 1632 (158588) THE TEA CHING IS CENTERED ON JESlJS CHRIST AND TH E BIBLE, WITH EMPHASIS ON PRACTICAL C HRISTIAN LIVING. ALL AGES ARE WE LCOME. Counseling and vi siting available. SUNDAY SERVICES: WORSHIP SERVIC ES A.ND SUNDAY SC HOO L 8:30, 9:45 and 11 :00 a .m. PHONE : 675-4550 2200 E Coast Hwy ,, Newport Beach, near MacArthur IIJIG.Y •1'AI[ II ~ lllURSDo\Y, FEB. Zl, IDI ",. ljOI!OIA DB.~ c:.l!., FLAG PAGEANT ON ARBOR DAY " lllolorlca1 -~ wW bt a ,_tun ol tbt -poobllc IUtor doJPIO· pam In be bold .-,, llarcb z, at 'J p,m, at tM Mtmort&J GatdeQ.Ctater oa llle <>rue• CooDIJ Falr- lroomdl Ia Coot& "··· Boy Scout Troop 165, under the ...... 'Wuaallllstae DE~azr • A sM.d wllh ~-lmh trnnhrootm Mtd atticholl:a -«td Mlfk IIJit'IJP«W oil Mtd 'lint· p dtnsinJ .• , • Out IM'f!OUI 1ft/ loutJIIIJtHH'I -widt lmckr' cltunb ol ,_, In • ckllc.ioul _.;,. MUCt', loldld In • CtePf ¥td topped with mush· room ~ . . . • And a c,.,. RMatouHI• - wM • l~MJ blend ol hill ~ucchlni, •• 95 -... • ..,.,.. Mod odw< ... ..- -lkntrt«ed IOtf(het. . • . . . . . ........ February Zonta girls named dJ..nctloa ot Doa Rerpy, •• .... dealpatod Santa ..... olllclal bt-eulal color r-r<!. Tbey wW ,.. ... t colors IJlC! .tq:e tbetr Qag poaeont. c., .............. •COSTAIIUA __ _ Zoot& ctrla l:)r Febrva.ry were iDtroduced at tbe monthly luncbeoo held &t tbe Senior CUiua.J clubbouseby tbe Newport Harbor Zollta Club. Here are the booored senior girls, cboseo tram tbe -4 local bigb schools: • KAREN MALONEY, !200 Ocean Blvd., Cof'ODI .del Mu, ls pep squad 80111- leader and member of Mad- rtpls at Corooa del Mar bJgb scbool. Sbe Is a cborus member of "Kias me !<ate," tbe upcoming scbool musical aDd ts also a member of the special eYeot. committee I.Dd student government.. M.s serred as home- cepted at uc santa Barban., where sbe wtU major In math or qlneerlnc. • DANA BONNETT, 1661 Tezu Ctrde, Colla Mesa, 11 Y&rslty cheerleader at Estancia b1Ch schOol and se"ed u senior bomecom- lng pr1Dceu. Sbe was class president as a freshman and sopbomore. Qtber a.ctlvlUes IDelude CSF, AFS, ):Jutoal. ism staff, GAA, dance pro- duc,Uoa, pep IQuad &Dd com- mission corrupontttnl sec- retary. Sbe wa1 selected as outstaMtDc sopbomore girl aDd baa serted as YMCS Hi-Y Club pruldent, Sbe plans to ro to Radcliffe, Stanford or UCLA to major . Ill pre-mod, hoplllc lo be- come a pedtatrteJu. Sbe wUJ work ror tbe recreation de- partment dul'lDI summerS. • CHARLOTTE (MANDY) LOWELL, 1381 Galuy Dr,, Dover Shores, ls secretary of CSF at Newport Harbor btgh schooL, member ot the Pep Club, and an hooor roll student all 4. years tn h1Cb scllOol. She las also been active ln Af'S, Ski Club, stu- dent congress, pep ~ommls slon, Salvation Army food drive and prlocipal's ad- visory council. She na a national merit commeDded student In 1974, Sbe plans to attend Stanford, Notre Dame or USC. Tb::nnaa F. RUey, Cruce COUDtJ'• ruth dtstrtcr super- •taor, wtU be pest speaker. He is presJdeat of 81( Brothers of un"'' •lf.VUlYHIUS-<: • ·--• WOODtMO HW -n. It • •·ADOIA_.....,...,....,_ -·-- Neu/IY)§enll Imperial Size ~~~:W~p:r~~~~~:c:•;•~~~ aDd Key ~ She plans University of tbe Cal State Fuller- lD vocal music, career ln opera. LEE BERGMAN, CLOWN S WOW KIDS $7.00 VALUE Now Only 3064 Fernheath Lane, Costa Mesa, ls treasurH ofCSFat Costa Mesa hlgh school, can- didate for''Who'swhoamoog American high school stu- dents:• candy striper, Gi rl Scout for 11 years, serving as treasurer and patrol leader th1s year. She llved wltb a family Ln Portugal in 1974 under the AFS American Abroad program, and was oational merit scholarship seml-flnallst, UCSB prl.r.e e.um finalist, and member of the o'nnge County academic decathlon 1n 1974, Slle hl.s been ac~ Seventy-nve boys aDd girls at the valentine party for Clllldren's Hear-More Institute eojoyed refresh- ments and 2 saUd boors of laughter aDd mystery In the community room at Costa M ~sa memorial bospltal oo Feb, 14. Red-oosed clowns took prattf.alls, and a magician performed batfli.Dg -tfks to entertain the you~:sters. The kids learnecl to make animal balloons, aDd the popular gnnd finale wasap- plylng clown make-up to some of the cbtldren. The mini-clowns were then in- vited to get Into the act by splattering "Jingles" in ::--------, the face with custard cream pies. 8Y J. C. HUMP'H.IU J.C. Humphr;.r._ who. Jtorw •t 1823 N~wport Blvd. I'Nr btlflll • Cost• M•u l•ndm¥/( f01 mot~ t~n 21 y~•rs. 11 •n wrhor•ty on 11'81'1'11 •nd j-lry. "DO IT YOURSElF'' JEWElRY DESIGN There Is a talent 1n de. signing orlgl.nal jewelry pieces, a.oo there Is only one way to develop this skill: sU down and do u. Such destgn can take mllly forms, such as nature lmltatloos as seen lo so many beautitul pins made to resemble nowers. Jewelry design starts 1n the mlnd, but theolstra.ns- m!Hed to sketches on paper. Many designers, however, have dlfttculty e.rpresslng designs on paper, flDdlng It ea.sler to work with clay or wu:. Altbou&h jewelry design Is a skilled professloo, many ooo...professJ.onals derive a great deal of sa tis. fa ction through the deslgn of }ewelry, aDd are able to do a better job of shop. ping or ordering speefal designs because tbey have produced a rough indica. Uon of what tbey really • The Hospltal Auxlllary workshop committee, c haired by Mrs. Joanne Wheeler, decorated the room and made valentine favors for each of the children. Donna Preleyko of Child- ren's Hear-More Institute used sign langualfe to ill~ terpret for the deal cblld- ren throughout the two-hour performance of "Jingles," ·'Jangles,'' "Pierre'' and "Len." "Jingles" Is Capt. Wll- ll.am F. Tischler, the world~ tamous United Air Ltnes pt. lot wbo "clowns around" between filghts 1n Dospltals all over tbe world, "Jangles" is h.ls wife, Kay Tl..schler. Prior to the party they visited the hospital pa. Ueots, delighting them with ''plum:,er 's belper stetho- scopes" to cheek their "val. enUne pressure." "Pierre," the great ''lover," Is Pete Mustard of Santa Ana., who Is a na- tionally acclaim~ artist, speeiall.zlng 1n clown por- tntts. Len Wayne drove from • his borne In Marina del Rey to mystify the youngsters wtth his magic routines. He performed almost 1n slow motion, a remarkable feat for a maglcla.n's ttmilli:, In , order to give the lntefl)reter · time to relay Ills message to the deaf chlldren ID sip. language. Children's Hear.More [n., stltute Is an Orange County , non-proftt orga.nJu.tloo es- tablished ID 1974. The In- stitute maintains a heartng ald ba.nkforneedydea!cblld- ren. Their major proieet Ls to build a recreation camp tor dea! children, modeled after the Foundation of the Junior BUod summer camp. COOKIE SALE BEGUN BY OC GIRL SCOUTS This frtday Is the kickoff for the cookie sale of the 1975 Girl Scout Councll of Orange County. Some ZO,OOO Junior, Ca- dette, and Senior Girl Scouts wUI knock on the doors of their neighbors to take orders. The cookie sale is the major tund-ralsing event of the Girl Scout Council each year. Troops eam part of the proceeds for their treasuries. Another part is used for capital develop~ ment, Cookie earnings bought the councll'sSOOacre camp Joe Scherm1o n 1n the Sa.n Jacinto MOWltl.lDI abaft ldyUwild. COME TO ZWEBER'S For the complete Neutrogena8 Line, including: $5.00 SIOCI UP MOW&SM:t Hand Cream Ever ootlced how our city manager can always tiDd some extra mooey 1o throw In the pot when there's a rBll estate doal brewing down at city ball? One minute, be's playing bls cards awfully close and talking ahout cost-cutting and poslponlng a storm drain here or a park project there. The oelt minute, we're rolling in dougb and he's finding chips that he forgot be bad In bls pocket. And aces start falling out of bls sleeve, Remember bow we couldn't alford a new pollee headquarters? Theo, we could. Then, we couldn't alford to finish It, Then, we could, We ordered pollee cars Yllhout air conditioners because we couldn't afford the luxuries. Then, we ordered air condtUooers. Now, the latesl deal Is Ibis new library (In Newport Ceoler, of course), which we need ahoul like we need aootber sore thumb. We have branch libraries around town, and there's a huge library at UCI, Next, I guess we will build an gpeoslve public building where lbe Marlnapark folks now live. Doesn't Ibis guy know bard times are coming? I'll tell you, we need a businessman who can handle money, not a political man with a title, But, we can't get rid of this guy • be's doing too bad a job. You see, If you want to fire a public servaol, be's got to be doing outstanding work, Look at some recent e:mmples: STAN HIBSCHBERG, who did a line job as city business Ueeose supervisor, got fired, The ClvU Service Board voted unanimously lo take him bact. Said be was doing exactly what a license supervisor should do. City manager said "DO," stan1s unem. ployed. SACRAMENTO COP who made the lerrlble mistake of arresting a couple of ctruoks who also happened to be state legislators. Ended ~ getting chewed out by the big shots up there. Chief of pollee ollered to giYe me laJ:I service lor any druoll: driver • as long as the druoll: Is a big politician. No wonder those guys vote tile way they do. They must all be bombed, We don't need a laJ:I service for drunks In Old Newport, but aboot 6 more cops to enforce the druoll: laws would sure help, GAME WARDEN who used lo keep !be welgblng scales honest~ at San Pedro when the ftsbermen brought In their catches, This guy was so honest they transferred blm right away. He's lalklog to the coyotes and rattle-us out In tbe LlcUDa Hills. Hasn't been promoted slnee Tom Riley was a ahavetaU. Tbat'll tach blm lo do 111ch a &oDd job. So, If you're tblnklng of tylnc up at the J)Ublle troucb, be 111re lo do ~It aa lousy a job as you can. Try to tate sick lea" and wacatlal wttboat ~nne It COUilted &plait 10'1· Go to tbe race tract ~ring wortlnc houri. Really pf off; After aU, joba an retUng' ocaree aod yOU've got 1o really lllstre at beln( bad If you W&Dt to !PC Cillo a clYU.senant job, AI Forclt I'll tell yOU one tblng; our ladles down at the store would neYer lut u. public aenants. They wort too herd at pleaalac our wooderM ewdomera. Stop. by and let !bam - you .,me palat, window cle&Det, a &oDd mop -&~~Jlblac JOG mlcbt '*\I lor !bat IPrlac cleuoo~~~~ • • ~I UPICUL •••• .., •• OP ... c:tn eP •iWHf HAQ roc COSTA MESA • PTA GIVES AWARDS MRS. PH ILl P HIROSHI MINO (Pbotorraphy by J~/fny) A PTA mem~r and of- fleer for 11 y•ra and a tac:btr ot tbt n.rst grade at Udeflb ecbool were botb Ndpt.ota tit the PTA ,.llollorary •nice award (IOrmerly called llfe mem- busbtp award) at the Llnd- berlb elementary school PTA meet:IDc and Ice cream sodal1'uelday evening, Feb. 18. Mrs. Ted (Lou Ann) 14ar- 1Dos, motber of 6 children from 7 to 21 years, and Mrs. Tom (Clara) OeLobg, teacher and mother or 2, 'felt awarded the special booors. Mrs. Mar~s. a Texas naUve, has held many Im- portant otttces lo Lindbergh PTA. She Is ~nlor vice- president of the Vetenns of Foreign Wars Auxlllary as well as youth activities cbatrmaa. She has been in- volved with Girl Scouts and Cadets for several years aDd was fireworks stand ehalrman Cor Boy Scout Troop 106. She Is also a professional bowler. Both she and her husband are active In many community affairs, as he ts a VFW commander and Youth Ser- vices AssociaUOil board member. Mrs. DeLoog was bOrn In Orstway, Colorado. She was an art major at Western State college to GusaesJOD. Colora®, wbere abe wu a cheerleader, bomecomtnc queen and 'girl of the year --awarded by tbe former Miss America, Miss Van- dtrbu.rt. Botb sbt~&Dd her bubud .,. ID the teacb!Dc profesatoo; be a coach at Footblll bi&b Jebool, ud lbt CLARA Do LONG Suchard-Mino vows read on Queen Mary The wedding chapel on the Queen Mary slghts('elng steamship was the setting tor the murtage or Miss Cyndl Jo Suchard and Phlll.p Hiroshi Mtno on Saturday, Feb. 8, at 1:30 p.m. The cer emony was Col- lowed by a reception at the Newport home of Mrs.Susan Antonelli, mother or the bride. The groom Is the son ot Dr. and Mrs. W Haoaoka of Los Angeles. The Rev. Bob Pomero~ read fhe doubl(' ring ser - vlc('. The baldf' was given away by her graoMather from ibawpN, Okla., J. P. BANNING PLACE VICTORIA STREET Price. She wore a gown or wblte organza and white sa- tin, made with a long train and Ia rge victorian lace col- lar. A Juliet capofVIctor1an lace and pearls held her bridal veil. She carried a bouquet of babies breath and white roses. H('r sister, Mrs. Phllllp Metzger of Huntington Beach, was her only at- tendant. She wore a burgundy knit long gown and carried a single red rose. Best man was Rooald Morita of Fountain Valley, and usher s were Paul· Jen- klna. LoQ& Be&ea, _. .SO. Vaughan of Huntington Beach. Mrs. Sharon Burdell assisted with the guest book. The bride's mother wore a pink wool suit with blue fox trim and a corsage of cymbidium orchids. Mr s. · Mlno wore a similar cor- sage on her ankle length blue dress. Alter a skiing vacation at Lake Tahoe, the YOUI\f couple w1ll Jtve in fountain Valley. The bride eraduated from Ne .. -port Harbor high school and attended Okla- homa State University. Her husband ls a fleld &vvlc. ttcbolciu fora Looa Beach contractor. He gradu- ated from Jobn Muir high school. GIRL SCOUT WEEK IS · PROCLAIMED IN N.B. Mayor Donald Mclnnls of ~ewport Beach has pro. clatmed March 9 through 15 as Girl Scout Week In observance of the 63rd an- niversary or the founding or that orga.n1Zatton. The mayor said, "I ask the community to ~lve tne Girl Scouts t~lr continued support and coope ra Uon so tbat aU guts may beoefll frotD tM program.'' has taught at Ltd>er&b ele- mentary school si.Dca 1963. As a flrst Cftdt teacber, she bas produced sprl.ng mu- sicals, using the first grad- ers. Sbe ls at.> assistant deo motber for Cub Sc.out Troop 406. The awards were made at a PTA business meeU.Dc conducted by Mrs. Ramsey DeG•re, president. Tbe tee cr•m aoclal, wblcbcrowned tbe eveul.ng, was Wlder tbe dire-ction of Mrs. Roy Wel- ter, Mrs. Robert SteU- meyu and Mrs. Paul Lin:. dell. Jack Wellng ls Lind- bergh school priDclpal. In- dian Guides, Seminole Tribe, posted the colors. LOU ANN AND TIED MARINOS OIL PAINTINGS CLEANED& REP AI REO Also OltiGIWAL WI!STI!ItN ~ IIUitiN! Art ~, A, Kelch • ALBERT R. K I!LCH Art & Restoration 673-9383 3800 E. CoutHlthwoy Corona del Mar OPINION POLL ON CORONA DEL MAR POST OFFICE DEAR PATRONS OF THE CORONA DEL MAR POST OFFICE: We are asking !or your opinion o! the proposal to take away f i rst class status !rom the Corona del Mar Post Office and to e- liminate the position of Corona del Mar Postmaster. This plan, proposed by Hector Godinez, Santa Ana Sectional Center Manager, would merge the Corona del Mar Post Office as a branch of the Newport Beach Post Office, under the supervision of the Newport Beach Postmaster . Mr. Godinez has given the following explanation !or the pro- posed change: "There would be no change in the identity o! the Corona del Mar Post O!fice. There would no reduction in any o! the postal services furnished to the customers. The name o! the facility would remain Corona del Mar Post Office. The sign on the outside of the building would remain as it is, and there would be no change in ZIP CODE. Several businesses along Coast Highway have been interviewed, and the results were unanimous ap- proval . The residents and businesses of the community o~ Corona del Mar would enjoy better service. There would be close proxi- mity o! control ; the Main Office would only be 2.5 miles away. .The Corona del Mar Post O!!ice would get closer supervision. This would provide more flexibility and efficiency would be in- creased. Administrative expenses would be lessened.n The Corona del Mar Committee to retain our first class Post Office and our own Postmaster opposes the merger for the follow- ing reasons: 1. We have had our first class Post Office since July 1, 1950, under the direction of our own Postmaster. We have enjoy- ed excellent local service throughout these years, and we see no reason for downgrading our Post Office. Elimination of the pos1-· tion of Corona del Mar Postmaster woul d mean the loss of personal attention to our local postal problems . 2 . The claim f or greater efficiency and economy is question- able. Experience has shown that increase i n the size of any governmental agency has resulted in more red tape, greater ex- pense and loss of efficiency. 3. The survey mentioned by Mr Godinez contacted only six businesses, one of whom reported at the January 29 COM Civic Assn meeting that no contact had been made wi th the owner. A survey made by the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce and the Ensign Newspaper contacted 20 businesses; definite objections to the downgrading were voiced by 13 of the 20; several others said the phone call was the first they had heard of the proposal and they wanted more time to think about it. 0! the 20 businesses called, only one claimed to have received a letter from Mr Godinez out- lining the proposed change. Mr. Godinez and other Postal Officials have sai d that consi- deration will be given to local opinion. Therefore, we ask you to mark the ballot below, sign it and ma il it to the Corona del Mar Civic Association, P. 0. Box 516, Corona del Mar. Calif. JOHN BOYD, Chairman COM Postal Committee FRANK JANK, CDM Chamber of Commerce President PAUL HUMMEL, CDMCA President ARVO HAAPA, Ensign Newspaper Editor • • e •••••••••••• e • e e ... • e •• e •• e t e e e e t e e e • e t I t ... t • t e t t t t e t t t t t t t t • t t D I approve :troe ~irst o! the class change of the to a branch Corona del Mar Post Office of the Newport Beach Post Office and the elimination of the position of Corona del Mar Poataaater. D I favor retaining our Corona del Mar First Class Post Office vi tb our own Postaaster in charge. SIGNED •••••••.••••.••...••••••••••.••••.•••••••• ADDRES.S •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I ADDITIONAL COPIII OP THIS &AL~OT All AVAt~AI&.:I AT niUI OPPICI$1 t ........ , •••N• •••. P4H ,. , ... n, "'' PRESIDENT CR.uti..Ei E. BROWN preMdt1 Carl Thomas bU: peri'I'IUIIIt l"PIIJ lor belbg l97S "Realtor ottbe Year." • • • • Rl HARBO LYELL BU'JI'J'ERMORE rec:elves.~ recopUioo award lor de'sJ.cnlal the Newport Harbor-Costa Mea Board or Realtors new offlc::e IJulld1Dt:. ; • CQST:A· ·AWARDS COMEDIAN JOHNNY O'BRIEN ea. lertalns tbe audience wJth tile har- monica. PRESIDENT BROWN presents Eu~~:ene V. Kadow, 1974 District VIce. President and member of tbe Caliron1la Assoclalloo of Realtors E xecullve Com mlttee, with a special pbque award. -·· THE BALBOA PAVJUON baDquet ha.JI.as the evenlfli's festivities begin. AT THE PRESIDENT'S TABLE u ~tal ~ests are the former mayor of Costa Mesa and tl1J wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith; o:!llterbloer/comedlan Johnny O'Br ien, ·Mrs. Ct.rles E. Brown aod President Brown. THIS UHQUET 4W4RD PHOTO SPEC14L IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE FOLLOWING RE4LTORS 4HD 4UOCI4TED MEMBERS, ASSOCIATED BROKERS SERVICE NIGEL BAILEY & ASSOCIATES BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES PETE BARRETT REALTY BOYD REALTORS W. E. BURKE REALTOR COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE, Newport Center COLDWELL BANKER & COMPANY COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS CORBIN-MARTIN, INCORPORATED DAVIDSON REALTY HELEN DOWD REALTOR, INCORPORATED EASTBLUFF REALTY, INCORPORATED FITZMORRIS REALTY COMPANY THE FOX COMPANY DON FRANKLIN REALTOR THE GERRIE COMPANY BETTY GRUBB, REALTOR WM C. HAZEWINKEL, REALTOR • HERITAGE REAL ESTATE . fl HESTER-BROWN & ASSOCIATES, REALTOR'' I F. J. HORVATH REALTOR BRUCE HOWEY REALTOR LUSK REALTY MACNAB-mVINE REAf.iY COMPANY ROY McCARDLE REALTOR MOTELR~TY NEWPOR"t_··VINE RIA.LTORa, INCORPORATED ORAJfOII: c:oMT a&AL Ul'ATI: PACIPIC UN. Jlft'ATE \ THE 19?5 BOARD PRESID&NT, HaJ Plnchln, presents rettrl01 President Charles E. Brown wllh an apprecia- tion award. BOARD MEMBERS, family and good friends attending the banquet: Left to right, Gladys Downs, Elvin Downs, Mable Fitzmorris, Elaine Sved€'¥1 and Helane Joy. ....... -...... . . NATIONAL As Aplto·ved DELEGATE BO,nYtl at its 67th Aa11ua N Under all is the land Upon tiS wtse uttltzatton and w1dety allocated ownershtp depend the vtllal and growth of tree instituttons and of our Ctv11izat•on The REAL T~ should recogntze th at tnterests of the natton and 1ts Ctttzens reQutre the h1ghes1 and best use of the land and !he 1 dtstribuflon of land ownershtp They reqwe I he creahon ot adequate housing. the. buildtng of !10111ng cit1es, the development ot product1ve 1ndustnes and !arms. and the preservatton healthful envtronment Such tnterests tmpose obt•gatrons beyond those of ordm.:.ry commerce They 1mpose SOCial responsiblltty and a patnoflc duty to wh1ch the REALTOR~ snoutd dedicl!e himsell. whtch he should be d1l1gent tn prepanng htmself The REALTOR ... lherefore, tS zealous to m:,~n.:J:~ and tmorove the standards of t1is calltna and shares wtlh h1s f'!llow.RE).LTORS<& a c' 4RTICL E 1 The REALTOR• should keep htms811 rnlormed on maners affec!lng real estate tn h1s Cof!lmun tty. the state, and natton so !hat he may be able to contnbute responstbly to publ1c thtnkmg on such maners 4JITICLE 2 In 1ushce to those who place their interests in hts care. the REALTQRe should endeavor always to be tnlormed regarding laws. proposed legislation. gover~mental r~lalions. public potictes. and current market cond11tons m order to be in a position to adv1se hiS clients property. 4RTICLE 3 It 15 the duty of the REAL TO~ to protect the public against fraud. misrepresentation. and un· eth1ca1 pracltces m real estate transactions. He should endeavor to eliminate in his community any practtces whtch could be danlagi ng to· the public or bfing dtscredl1 to the real estate profession. The REAL TOR>& should .. sfst the governmental agency charged with regulating the practices of brokers and salesmen in his state. 4RT1CLE 4 The REAL TORe' should seek no unfair advantage over other REALTORs-and should conduct h1s busmess so as to avoid COI'\Irovets•es with other REALTORse. 4RTICLE 5 In the best mterests of society, of hts associatn. and nis own butineu. the REAL TORe should w1lhngly share with Qlhef REALTORS• the lessons of his experience and study tor the benefit of the public, and should be lOyal to the Board of REALlORS• of hii commun1ty and active in its work 4RTICLE 6 To prevent dissension and mltunderatanding and to assuri bltHet service to the owner. the REALTOR~ shOuld ~ urge the e)lclualve lisling of property unlell"contrary to the best lnte~est of the owner. ARTICLE 7 ' . In ecceptlng employmen1 as an agent. the REALTORS ptedgea nlmMif to protect and prorT!Ofe the Interests of the client. This ObllgaUon ol abtolute fidelity to the client's interests •s pfln\i,Y, but II dOH not relieve the REAL TQIW o4 the obligation to treat faif'ty all' partles·to th6 trantactkm. AITICLI I • • · ·Tho RE41.TOAe onoll no1-..._ion trom ,.,. lhon 0110 pony, ..., n pormlnod by low, wit-lholull k-'"<IQO olllll*!lotiO N tranuctiOn. ARTICll t . . The RE41.T0Ae -1 ...,d ~·1.,, mi~·., .......,.,_ olpor!lnoot 1-. Me lllo an 81!,_.._ Dl>llgollon ., --.. -!hoi a -Y -and diliQanllrivoollga!lqn -.1<1 doociOIO. • 4RTICLE 10 The REALTOR~ snail not aeny eQual! pro·t~'"o!>al ' creed. sex, or country of nat1onal ortgm ment to discriminate agamst a person or oer•lno tiona! or~in. ARTJ~~~L~JRe is expected to provtde a 1 of Practice in those fields 1n whtch the HE.AL '~''" The REAL TO~ shall not undertake t•~:~~~~: rype of property or service that is outside • of one whO is competent on such types ol to the cliEint. Any person engaged to prov1de his contribution to the asaignment should be The REAL TORe shall refer to the S18ono<lrds degree of competence that a client has a sid&r!IJtion the complexity of the problem. <h·.,,.,;~;;;!;~ for eKpertence avtllable to the REALTORS 4RTICLI 12 The REAL TQAe shaU not underta"k~•,,:•o~m,~~~:,O its value where ne nu a present or cc closed to all aHected parties AIITicLI tJ The REAL TOFte snell not acquire an 1 family, hit firm or any rnemiMtr thereof, or tereat, property listed with him. without ma•• >j g ing property owned by himMil , or in which any o4 hit ownership or interest to the purchaser 411TICLI 1' ' , In the event 'of 1 controversy between REfll TORS thelt relttionttilp at REALTORs-. the REALTORS 1 COI'(Ianctt with tnt ~llone of their Doard r1 boards r 411TtCLi 11 , tf a AI:AL.TOIW" it ehlrgecfwlth u'*hical practice cfplinety proceeding 01 1,......'01\ion, he shall place al ttl* member boltd Of llffllialcf Institute. soc1"Y· or c ' ARTtCLI U ~ WfiOR -.g 11 -· lhl REAUOAe shall no! aoci ........... -fol' ... principal·-. WllhOut fho pril IN REAL • OARD OF ALTO ' DICK COLVIN rect.ttrs elatloll u ht reeelvu Ida apecJal re<:oplUcD award. "SHOOTIMG" PICTl'RED LEn TO RIGHT -Rlct Byers rectlnl uotber award u Top Lltlter oll9'74 from Mu.ltlplt Llst1ng Clll.trmaD Btcty Grubb. Htlto Dowd teeelna awards for botb RIIIIDtr Up Top Llsttr I.Dd Ramler Up Top Ll.ter Dollar Va.Jut. EUtta Den1.oa reeetna u anrd tor the Top Lt.ter Dollar Vala. (R-.r) Hal P1Dcb1D, Boonlt Tbom.piOO I.Dd Mra. Gleaa Mu11D. (Forepouod) Btlue Pbotos by GltDD MutlD, ~e omcer of tbiNnportHarbor.Co.ta Meaa Board of R•ltort; IDd Jack Olbom, Cable Newall WlreSe"iee. and Dtck Joy. Vtldl Sbehlnt &Dd Mr. Sbebaae. TION OF REALTORS• ,ETHICS by the 'io.,; G!RRm lbowa pl•IIU• at reetiYq her award tor btJ.ac 1974 Membtrshlp Cba.lrman, u Prtsldtot BI'OW'Il &llDOIIIlUS tbe Did anrd; e:ucaUYI omcer Glem MartJD prepares tbt plaque as PrestdiGt-Elect IW PiDchtD looks oo. THE ASSOCIATION I Convention R 14, 1974 responstbtllty for tis •ntegnty and honor. The term REALTORe has come to connote competency. fatrness. and high lntegrtty resulting trom adherence to a lofty ideal of moral conduct en bustness tons No inducement of profet and no instruction from cltents ever can JUStify departure from th1s deal GEORGE WILUAMSON alloWs ln- teue lDtereat. Sbirley SmUb and Betty Brown break out 1D l.turtrter as Prtsld4at BroWD ttnlahea a bll- moroul (sic) .tory at tbe podlum. In the tnterpretahon of h1s obligation, a REAL TORe can take no safer gu1de than that wh•ch has been handed down through the centurtts. embodted tn the CSolden Rule. "Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them " Accepteng thes standard as his own. every REALTOAe pledges h1mself to observe •ts sp•nt tn I of h1s actlvtttes and to conduct his bus1ness 1n accordance with the tenets set forth below serv1ces to any person for reasons of race, ORe shall not be a party to any plan or agree· the basis of race. creed. sex, or country of na- competent servtce tn keepinG wtth the Standards ICu~stornartly engages spectalized professional services concerntng a competence unless he engages the asststance or servtce. or unless the facts are fully disclosed ass•stance shall be so identified to the client and Practtce of the National Assoctatton n to the pect the REAL TORe to possess. taking into con- ltty of expert ass11tance, and the opportuntttes profesatonal servtcea concerntng 1 property or 1nterect unleu such interest tS specifically diS· ()(buy for htmself. eny member of hit immecltate 1n wnteh he hal a subttenttll ownerlh•P tn· true position known to the .,_,,no tNIMf In Mil· any inter•t. the AEALTQRe lhall,.....l the facta ateoeiettd with different fermt, atialng OUt of shall submit the dispute to arbittahon In ec · rather than litigate t~ maner. or tl asac.o to prtMOt avicMnct In any dtt· all ptfttnant facta t*ort the proper tribunal ol counctl of wNch he 1.1 a member ARTICLI17 The REAL TORe shall not engage tn act1v1tles that constttute the unauthoftl.ed practtce of taw and shall recommend that legal counsel be obtained when the mterest of any party to the transac· tlon requires tt. ARTICLI 11 The REALTOAe shall keep tn a spectal account in an approprtate ftnanc•al •nstttutton, separat· ed from his own funds. montes coming 1nto hla poiiiSmon in trust fOf other persons. such as escrows. trust funds. chents' montes. and other like items ARTICLI 19 The REAL TORe shall be careful at all ttmet to present a true p•cture '" his advertismg and representations to the publtc He shall netther advertl• wtthout dtsclos•ng h•s name nor permtt any person aasociated with him to use tndlvtdual names 01 telephone numbers. uniHs such person·s connection with the REALTC>Ae ts obvtoul in the advertisement ARTICLI 20 The REALTORe. for the protection of all partiH , shall see that ftnanc•at obhgahons and com· mitments regarding real estate transactions art In writing, express1ng the elt8Ct agreement of the ~in A oopy of each agreement shell be fumtlhtd to each party upon h•s stgn•ng such agree ment. AITICLI 21 The REALTOAe shall not engage 1n any prectict or take any act•on •ncont•ltent wtth the agen cy of another REAL TORe. .A•TICLI 22 In the salt of propetty wt\1Ch 11 exclustvely llated with a REAL TORe. the REALTQAe shall uttltze the aervlctt of othet brc)t(ers upon mutually agrMd upon tanna when It 11 in the belt tnterel1s of the client. ~otlatlona concemtng property wt\ich is llated axclulively thall be Cllfled oil with the ltateng btoktt. not with the owner. except with the conMnt of tt'lt lilting brokef AITICLI 21 Tht REAL TQAe shall noc publicly d iapatage the bualneu pr8Ctiee c:A a compelttcw not votun ..... an opinion of 1 competitor' I trantectlon. If ~~ opinion .. tough~ and ef tN REAL T()Ae dMms It IPPJOPrilte to respond. euch opiniOn shall be rendentd wtth atr~ praJtaealonal I'*Oftty and • courtfty. AaTICLI 2~ 1M AEAL TORe lhlll not di...c:tly 01 lndiNctly 1041e4t tM ..._ at llfhUat10n ol an empfo1M • Independent comector In the orgeniution ol .,..._ AEALT()Ae wilhcM prior nata to said .REAL TOAII. CHRIS HOPPER proadly ct1tplay1 btr Realtor-Assoclate of tbe year tropby ....U. standing next to President BI'OWL ~ "W~ITIMCi" IIRS. FRANK WHITE displays cr-t pt.~ ..,.. u lbt neeiYH her Spee1aJ Prut- _.., A'ftl'd. REAL TORS (COMTIMUED) PACIFIC SERVICES REALTY HAL PIN CHIN & ASSOCIATES PRESTIGE HOMES WHAT DOES an eucutt•e omcer do dlu1JII u aftl'da foctloo'? CNW took a fn caodid ptetll!'el of muac•r GleD.D Marttnube(l )cbeca h11 camera. (2)..Sta, ,qat- tlJII at tbt IDd of a tablt aut to c:l1redor Art Glo- Yt.aettl, (3) mltta tbtptcture. QUAIL PLACE PROPERTIES, INCORPORATED THE REAL ESTATERS RED CARPET REALTY R. C . TAYLOR COMPANY REALTORS CARL THOMAS REALTOR THE VOGEL COMPANY ASSOCIA Tl MIMIIRS ANTHONY SCHOOLS BRENTWOOD SAVINGS &l LOAN CALIFORNIA ESCROW SERVICE CALIFORNIA LAND TITLE COMPANY CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMl»~Y COMMONWEALTH LAND Tri'LE COMPANY F1RBT .UO:atCAN Tri'LE INSURANCE • TRUIT CO. GLENDALE FEDERAL SAVINGS ll LOAM OOLDD ITATE ESCROW LA COITA DcROW CORPORATtaf NAnc.AL AIDIUC.AN Tn'LE .RPIIDDTIAL DCROW TITLE DIIUitAMCK •.• , .... ..-. Wl:l'l Dlf MUTUAL BICMW Keep cool with CANVAS AWNINGS HOLDING A BRASS BOTTt.E (lrom wtllch a Geoto may arise) and a colorful Peratu rug, Mrs. Robert lla,n.,oD of Bl& Canyon, left, and Mn. Theodore Tale of Harbor VIew RUls are prepartnr for tbe big "Persian market of tasbtooa" to .be beld Wednesday, March 19, at Dtsney. land hotel. Mrs. Hanson 111 chl..lrman of the 17th anwal couturiere fullioa hmcbeoo, wblcb benefits tile Orange County PtuU.rmonlc society youth coocerts. Mrs. Tate 1.s treasurer of the event. (Ensign photo,) Persian Market to raise youth concert funds Mrs. Max Binswanger wtu opeD her Big Canyon home on Monday,March3,tollonor patronesses of the Orange County PhUharmonlc society at a Turkish coffee. Chair~ man of the event Is Mrs. Carl Martin. The theme Is borrowed from the tar east, which wiH be dr'amatlted more emphaltcally March 19, when the Philharmonic presents a ·'Persian market" lunch- eon ~ tashloD sho1f at Dis- neyland hotel. Proceeds of tbe March 19 benertt will go to sup- port the youth concert pro- gram sponsored by the Or- ange County PhUharmontc Society. This program wa s started In 1956 and since then has presented 144 tully orchestrated concerts to more thaD 690,000 Orange Coonty school children. This year's program wUJ reach approximately Z50,000 yootlls ID 10 fully orches. trated concerts with an ad. dJtiooal400ln-school Cilam . bet Concerts being given ln Orange County Schools. The benefU Is or~ta.nlz.@<.l by Mmes. Edward Schu. mac her, Michael Brick, and Dana B. Lynch with assist. ance !rom Mmes. John Eng- lish, Law rence Casey, Thomas Risner, Peter Buck. ley, Martin Collison, and Mark Legome. Guiding the caravan of workers is Mrs. Robert E. Hanson, with assistance rttYSICA.L ~nd MENTAl HfALTHI CLASSES FOR ALL AGES • Morning & Evening (losses For Adults • Afternoons For The Childrttn App0in1.-m BUS: 673-o120 BARBARA WAINSCOTT RES· 962·0374 3835 E COA!:T HWY. . CORONA DEL MAR CLOSfD Ill£ RESOIT 110111 IN Til( ~&~ l?lffi&~©O ~©@ liY!It!i ROOflll lltOIIOOIII COIIIIIIIAHOIIS LAJU.I 1!00111~ •110 ouPLU SUIHS lriiH fLU' !QUI~ 'tO ~IICIOS "-US OlflllltC JIOOM .,.P r.ot1 TAll LOUIICt O¥Eitl(l()AIIIG llfMlD SWIMMIIIIC '01)1 U OI.III HUI£0 ,.110 I~ iUOIO COlli I'I.FII f()IH SU~IC! iiiO UH GARAGf ,_,~ "'' UTU IOIICRIPTION OltDU !II.ID Ill YDVI IUIIC.PTIOM OIUIII TIUIAYj DilLY u.• fOOIOIII YIU --~------------·-.................................... ••• 57 ••••••••••••••••••• • .......... .. from the co-production chairmen, Mrs. Les Starnes and Mrs. David Newbro. Teach1Dg the hOstesses oow to wrap their authentic sari attire will be their chair- men, Mrs. Arthur Kno~: and Mn. Lawrence Reed. other representatives of the 36 Women's Committees haodllng this event are Mmes. Bruce Stuebtng, Da- vid Bundy, Owen Mettler, Allan Weidman, Raymond Osbrlnk, John Zaepfel, John Schmitz, John Virtue, Ga ry Johnson, RObert RadclUfe, Kenneth Major, and Theo· dore Tale. Advisors are Mmes. Edward Sc tNmacher, Lyell Evans, and Ralph Tan- dowsky, Patroness and ticket in- formation may be obtained from the Orange County Phtlharmoolc Society Of- fice, ZOl West Coast HJ.c:h· way, Newport Beach, 92660; phone 646-6411. lOM DUNLAP GOING TO JAPAN FOR STUDY Tom Dunl2p, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dunlap ot Newport Bea ch, wUI be s tudying for a year 1D Japan uDder sponsorship of the Americans Abroad phase of AFS lntemaUooal scholar- ships. Tom wUI leave from San Francisco oo March !3, aod wUI Uve wtth a famUy 1n Sht..zook2-ken, 150 miles southwest of Tokyo. He wm attend a pri"'te boys school, In compuy witll brothers ot his Japanese famiJy, who are 16 aDd 18 years old. Tom, presently a student at Corona del Mar h1cb s chool, lw.s an excellent s cholastic record, with s chool SUb)ects ·predomi- nantly In the science field, Hts ultimate goal 1a den- tistry. He has an avid la- terest ln sports, .nth ten- nis, skiing, and horseback riding arnoQg his pursuits. He also works part time, and is lnvolYed 1n nriaus church projeCts. TRIHOLE OF LIDO ISLE NAMED BY ENGINEERS James J. Tr1Dc11e of Udo Isle, chairman of the board of VTN 'Corpontton, has been elected pruideat of the CaiUomta CouncU of CITil EnglDetn aDd Land. Surveyors. New COllPCU of- ficers were elected at the start of the !3J'd anlllll coa- unUon ot lbe Coancll beld at the Sberatoa Harbor Ia. land Hotel tD Su Dteco. VTN Corpontloo, b•d- quartered ln tnlDt, 11: a diJeraln.d eaglDeertA&:, a.r- cblteclurll, plulllllc IOd 00· Ylronmeotal dutp tlr'm whlcb emploJ• appJ'OSl- mately ~ per8001 1a 20 perm&Dellt otac• . lD tbt United StaiH, Ceolnl IOd Soulb Amlrko. HOW TO SURVIVE IS RES:r.AURANT TOPIC "llotr to JUYift ID ...,.-,-ttr,e•• II tM tbemt of!MIO~-,._.. -larocbO<I- •W 1br Ilardi lhllllo.Air- ponor ""' -. --b!' ~Coilll Collepucl Qt~J! ... II-b of tlot , ........... &----Ja 1;;4 ••trr a. T-_,a.:flll • .,_ -------....... :.g·, •• Clilf .. .., tl .. _. UhsPP ._ ...... "'ts•, ' lltURIDAY, F£8. tr, ltll " COIIONA They . study. aboard. Locol-IN &baud World Cam1>01 Alloal ot Cblpwa CoUep, Wblc:b de ... portae! Fill. $ lrom Port EYtflllde-. '"-·• tor porta lA Moroec:o, Eut Atttca, Cape Towa, Keq>"• CeylOD, ladla, llalayllla, the Pllllli>- plDts, MOll( KofJc, Tatwan &DIS Hoootulu, termlnat!Ae: May !llD Los Atrcelea. studeots carry a ri(Ular aemtlter's unUt IDd attllld c:Jaues at sa betweeo porta:. Campus for the prornm ls the 18,000 lfOII toa -it S. Uo1Jverse Camput, operated tor the eoll&~e by Orient Oversea• lJDt. Aboud are: Gordoo HIDJ'.)', 101:1 ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heery ot the Balbol BayCiub.a1resh- man business I.Dd pre-law_ rna )Jr. B•coo Bay, Ud Dr. F. E. Kelter, 3&0? Surtvln W., Harbor VIew IUII1, 10pbo .. more at Oranp Cout Col- Ieee maJorlnc ta a.nJmaltcl- eoce. KareD w. Kartlo, dtucll- ttr ot Rlebard s. Kt.tbo, fll7 RUarla WIJ, Park Lido, a aopbomore II USC. COMMERCE JOURNAL WILL BE PUBLISHED The Newport-1"1De Jour- nal of Commerce, an inde- pendent monthly bullDtSI! magazine tor and about com- panies ln the greater New- port-lrvlne area, wUI begiD pubUshlng this month. an easy lolnl SUnjet ski.,._ · Daniel Gribble, son of z. E. GrutJle, Ul5 Dorothy Lane, Harbor HJ&blaitds, a sophomore qlneerlog and marine desf&n majOr at UC Santa Barban. Tbe Journal wW be pub .. lished. by Cloutier Corpora- tion, a mass communteatlons company wUh headquarters at 2070 Business Center Drive 1n lrvloe. Dale Clou. tier, ct.lrman of the board, said tbat a mlntmum of 10,- 000 copies of the Journal ytJI be distributed free each month. COBear~HeaYenly~Sid lnclne, New diSCar-at-lahoe or Squaw vaBey. Andrew Jooe1, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jobn W. Jones, 1623 Anttpa Way, Dover Sbores, a sophomore bust- ness major at USC. Rtchard Fleming, son of Mr. aod Mrs. Robert Lee Fiemlng, 2003 Baja, the Bluffs, a )mlor business ma- jor at USC. CAPT. BOB TIEKE~ TO SQUADRON 46 Marine Air Reserve Cap- laiD Robert Tieken Jr., of 473 Prospect St., Newport Shores, has been reassigned to Marine Air Base Squadron 46 at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. He is a pilot wUh Western Air Lines 1n c lvtlb.n We. He previously was assigned to the group's Marine Attack SquadroD 134. A combat veteran, he served in Vieblam from 1966 • 1968. It 's easy because nobody knows Tahoe/SierrA bener than Air California. One call arranges an economical package tour for one or the \Uhole club from Orange County Airport ... 737 Sun}et to Sacramento, bus or "skierized" National rental car, deluxe accommodations and lift tickets. Greot 3, 5 and 7-day itineraries prepared by Olympic medaiiMnner Jimmie Heuga ... for as little as ·$18.50 per day. • Money saving group fares and family plan. CaU Air Callfom\a Easy Information. If t~re's an easlerway to ger you there. ~.~o~£'11 be the fint to tell you! Deborah Brittingham, da.ugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Britt1ngbam, 1320 Antlpa Way, Dover ShOres, a freshman English major. Shawn Kelter, daughter of Mrs. MJrcella Kelter of 15 "We've cut our :P'"""""'· double occupancy CA~i:~F'OlRIIIJ,~ 737w We're easy to take Coli Eosy ln/ormolion In Orang. County. (714) 5404550: (213) 924· on are 3313, Loguno, (714) 494·7595: Los Angeles. and Howcloyou IIHd?" We know your electric bill is higher. Ald. higher-even tbough you're mn· • serving electridty. Why? Primarily becau,. ct the inc .....:I-ct oil. It's oor iollto provide the electricity JOO, ,...-·family and yoor job require. Ard we IIIJit do 10 in a manner that meets all air poiiiD>n ......, rogulationo. This ,_ ,.,..loreiln,low·aulfur oil in F4oon ....... pllnll. The prioo is toet by....., .......... ~~~. and it llllft Chan lriped In die !oat 181111l111111. It muJd &<> ~ Niber. Siui&JIIIIIMY, lm..LIIt WJ I I qwb; c#cil , dw; eMejqnal .................. .,.,. k l ; M•U• iQQ X Ia )'Ill[ 2 ,,.,. ' So we won't always be :!Ill dependent "n.fofeign oil, we're spending millions n( dollars building rual ard nuclear plants. We are aloo reoean:hing new wa)'lto genern"' eltctrici1t-withoul foreijn oil. Geothemlal power. Solar (X)WOT. Fud cell5. Fait broeder.r .. cton• Nuclear fusion. R...an:h is -'Y· but it will abo help to reduce our rtlW>ce on forei&o oil. • Projec:a rt!Jitd to tJ.o tm'ironrnent are tlqiONiYt,loq. and in !9'74 will- for llbout ~ ct our capital expendliuros. In the poll oil< Yeal1. $325,.rrilllon ~ ::::e"'..:-r.::::"!:.:: ~rillonfcr_il .......... _ widia"'"-.... ~ .....-.s. t .. On top cf aD tlis. Inflation i• eating into our bud&et-.. it is.yoors. The-o( <xlrlllruCiing new R'Wt i• 10 limeo higher tl)an it -I .. .,.._. li<>o and """-" i"' <i>ltJ have...,.."'""-Ypur elodiic bill willrtflect "- riling CXJIQ. Whttl can yoo do to hold down yourbiU? ~ ~ -« eledrlcity wiltely. For~ ID do thlo, oend fer our ,..,. boolcld. ~ "Conoenootion~ £difon, P.O. Boot 800,--.;...,. CA91710. • . .