HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-06-12 - Newport Harbor EnsignIIYMMI IOMM!R .. LISA CIIAM!R Dllll! VAMCL!V! COLLEEN COMMILL MICHELLE DUTTON
MISS NEWPORT BEACH wW be eboMD FrldaJ, Jue ao. from amoac tbe abon s fllllllll.._ Tbe wtaHr wW
be erowud at the Newport Hutlor Cbamber of Com-
mere• Commodores baD at tbe Nnporter IDD.. Tbla
FrldaJ momJic. June u. at ?:SO. the Commodona
wtU meet all of tbe ft•Ucts at their I.DDI».l brtak-
tut at the Newporter IDA. Brynoe BoMer aDd LJa
Cr•mer an Coroaa del Mar bJcla .ebool stDdtllta; tbe
otbeu are from Newport Harbor b1Ch ~~ebool.
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner lftd pubHsher of tht EnsJ\,..
"''O''~'O'OOOO~OO~OQJQ
(Tb.ls ls a coottnuatioo of the Enalgn report oo tbe
May Z8 speech at Oruce Coast College, dellYered by
attorney Mark Lane. who ts seeking a cqreuioall
I.Dquiry toto tbe uasstuUca of PresldeotJobn F. Kennedy.) • • • •
By ARVO E. HAAPA, Publlsber
For 48 hours after the auasslnatlooofPresideotKeoDedy
in Dallas, tbe most important wttneu was, of courn, Lee
Haney OswaJd, the SUIPICted killer. HebldbeeDqaesUooecl
for 18 hours by Dallas pollee, CIA otftcJals and FBJ aceota.
''What did the tape recordings reveal as to the informa-
tion ctnn by Oswald?" Mark Lane Wed rhetorically.
Sorry, DO tape record1ngs had beeo made durillc the
que1tloniD(. What did the steqrapblc notes sbaw'? No
steqrapber had beeo preMDt. Wbat aboot notes taktD
by the pollee, by CJA, by FBI'? Sorry ap1n, tbey forgot
to take DOtes, Mr. Lane said.
-On the ltCOOd day after the assassination, public an-
DOUDCement, carried oo nd.lo and Detwork TV, HY•ltcl
that OswaJd was to be tranaferred from ooe ceO to aootber
I.D Dallas jaU. No reasoo was gtven for this tnnsftr, Mr.
Lane said.
Oo that day Jack Ruby, Dallas restaurant-bar owoer
a.Dd friend ot the Dalla• pollee, wu seeo by the pollee
walk!Dc lDto tbe pollee ltaUoo, carrytag wbat seemed to
be a pistol in hls pocket. A~Jparently be was DOt stopped
for search or for questlooing. He was tbe only etYlllaD
allowed to enter Uat porUoo of the jaU.
Tbere was 10me delay 1D ma.kinc the transfer from
cell to eeU. Wu tb.la dooe to ctYe Ruby time to eoter
tbe pollee statJoo &Dd to cet lDto posltloD, Mr. Lane
woodertd. There wu the 80und of a car born u Ona.ld
was ltd lDto tbt ballway. Theo another car bora wu
.ouoded, &Dd Ruby llttlll)td toward Oswald, took oat h1a
CUD aDd shot Oawa.ld almolt polnt-blaok. Tbe ooly Yebicles
ln tbe httlctl"' were pollct cara~ LaDe aid, Otd tbe
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most ltapottut wt!Dea. Row macb tote,_ did tbe Wuno
Comm11Gaa baYe 1D qaeatiooJ.ac Ruby ud rettblc ftrst-
hlad lDformatioo from hlm? Mr. Lue aid that Ruby wu
afraid for IU own lUe 1n the Dallu Jlili.Dd wrote to the
Warno Commlsaioo uklnc that he be allowed to testt.ty,
bat JOt in Dallas. He ald be m .. aboat the eoosptncy
1.o tbt auaulnaUoo of Prtlid4mt Kecmedy aod wanted to
teD about 1t to the commtaion, if be were taken to Wash-
1Di1oo, D. C., to teatlly, Two members of tbt Warren
Commt.asloa, accompanied by COUDMl, Ylstted Ruby to
bls )aU cell. bard t..b1s requeat, but expreAtd reluctaoce
to bite b.lm away from the Da.l1u ·.Jtll cell, stoce be ftl
ln eartodf ot the Dallas pollee. Altboucb tbey acmowJqtd
their power of sWlpeoda to take hlm from the jl1l. tbey
Jtft without obtalnlnc any critical teattmooy.
Ruby aid to tbem, "You wtll oenr ret tbe facts; you
woo•t see me allve apln." Not lq afterward. hefts
d•d of cancer.
Mark Lane hlchllchttd tht.a portion ot b1r lecture by
remarklDc "The 2 commllatoo members wbo walked out
of the Dallal Ja1l without obtain1.og any important tesUmooy
from Ruby were Supreme Court Cbtef Justlee Earl Warrea,
cbatrman of tbe comm11aJoo, aod Gerald Ford, CC~~~Crus
man from Miehlpn, DOW president of tbe Uolted States.
Accompa.nyln« them durlDc tbelr cbat wttb Ruby was LeaD
(Tura to the Loc oo Pqe 2)
WEST NEWPORT
TO GET PARK$$
otf-lltrMt parldnl 6Jnd.
Ma,or DoaaJd MelnD1s SQ&·
celled tbat tbl mooey be
borrowed from tbe parld.Dc
fUnd aDd paid back from
re•-• liom metert til-
stalled JD tbe Weat Newport
Park.
CUJ PBR Dt.reetor CalYiD
stewart aid be 1a coaftdeDt
tblt aU p1aDs. permlta, COD•
tnct. aDd ~ wW
be complet.d cartac tbt
com Lac 4lca1 JtU.
NEWPORT
BEACH
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~7TH YEAR, MO. 41
VIC11M Wwtam Bei'Dbardt, 58, at left, ttDs pollee that hls &OD, Ales_ ZS, tried to
toree b1m to wttbdftw mooey from b1s account at Corona del Mar's W&stern Federal
SaYIDp yeat.rdly tDoi'IIJnc. Alex Bernhardt was arrested I.D the t..ok after tellers
1et off a pollee alarm. (Enatp pboto.)
OPERATION HEAD-WAY
''Opera Uta BeldwaJ," Ill
orpo114d ca~ to ret
toilets oo the West Newport
ocean front, was lauocbed
this week by a group of
West Newport and Newport
Shorts residents.
Patrick O'Connor, New-
port Shores building con-
tractor who is orpnlslng
the campal.(n, vowed tbat
"presaurt wtll be brought
on public omctals to get
them to abide by state
saoibtton laws that require
toilets tor beach users."
Tbtre are no pubUc toilets
alone the 3-mlle beach from
Newport Pter to the S&nta
Ana River.
County health officer John
PhUp, in charge of enforc-
ing tbe law, said Monday be
would "welcome any I.D-
rormatlon on public beach
uae tbat would ald us I.D
enforcing the law." Dr.
PhUp said hls department
bas been told by Newport
S.cb ctty otnctalathat ··not
many people use the stntcb
of beach in West Newport."
"Wby doesn't he come
down bert &Dd ... bow many
people use tbe beach?" asks
Mr. O'Coooor. "The ctty,
to Ita otftclal anaual report,
ays 8-1/2 mtUtoo people
I J-.J' UA OUf beacbea."
LUtfUird Capt. Bud
Belshe estimated tbls WHt
U.t "from ZS,OOO to SO,OOO
people at ooe time" 80mt-
Umts crowd the btacb be-
tweeo the rt•er and the New-
port Pltr.
State sanltatloo laws re-
quire ooe tollet per 1,000
belch uen "at tbt time
ot mulmam ...... ol tbe
b•ebel. The law al10 re-
quires that the toUets ''be
located in accordance wlth
actual use patterns on tht>
beach.."
Earller city Marine Dept.
estimates sbowed 1 S per ceot
of tbe beach users are New-
port residents. Accordlng to
those figures, betweeo 21,-
000 and 25,000 out-of-town
beacbgoers use West New-
port beaches on a busy day.
Even wlth a turnover ratio
of 2-1/2 to 1, estimated by
Capt. Belshe, there would
be an avera(e of 8,500 to
10,000 people at a given
time on that stretch of
beach. Under state law, that
would require from 8 to 10
tollets aloog the 3-mlle
beach.
Pb1lp'1 olftce DOWled tbe
city tbat beaeb toUet fllcW-
Ues were l.nadecJJ&te and tbat
tollets should be placed aJooc
the West Newport beaches,
between Newport and Balboa
Piers, between Balboa Pier
and the wedge, between
Cbaooel Rd. and "N" St.,
15th on the bay, Washington
on the bay, lOth st. on the
bay, and oo Balboa Island.
The clty respooded by in-
sisting that county omct.als
be more speclftc ln out-
llnlng totlet sbortqes.
"We doo't ba.ve the peo-
ple to mooitor the beacbes,
so we depend oo tbe city
to provide flcures," Dr.
Phllp said th.La week. "We
have no reaa:JO DOt to be-
Ueve them."
Mooday ttliht, tbe Newport
Last De<:ember, Dr. C tty Council a, reed to place
4 toUets in tbe oew West
Newport Par~ to be bu.ilt
during the next year alq
the old P. E. rlcbt-of-way
just soutb of Coast Hwy.
Salary talks
at impasse
Newport Beach city
wort.rs, Including pollee
and firemen. bave been of-
fered an across-the-board
6 per ceot pay raise, but
art dema..odtDg hikes as hig h
11 12 per cent.
Attorney stepben Stiver,
W!!' represents both the po-
lice an1 ftre assoclaUoos,
said tbls week be expects
to tab tbe pay demands
dJrectlJ to a June Z3 Clty
CoaDell meetmc. City per-
.....t d!netor Frank IYtD.S
expnatd sarprtae yester-
day at Mr. SUYer's ate-
between tbe Santa A.aa R1Yer
and the Lido SaDc1s o.etcb-
borhood.
"That's a good start,"
commented Mr. o•coonor,
"but lt certainly woo't aoln
the problem.'' He sa&&resttd
temponry tollets at strett-
eDds on West Newport's
beaches.
"I'm not adYocatt.nc IDY-
thlac tbat would briDe more
people to Newport," be Aid.
"The people an alreadY
ben. Tbl beacb 11 a Plblle
auet. It dodD~ bek-c to
tbe oeeu troat resldlett. • •
Teacher strike 'unlikely' ~-=;~:,~~
M.lry Lol Orammy of
N rwport Sbor.. pl"'ltideDt
of tM Womea'aiDter.t.,_l
Su.rftlc .u... tc...s tM o...s tor to&J~ ud caDe:t
abo a,r more drtld:1Di loaD-
taW oa tbe t~eaea-.
'
ptlaU.a art DOC coin« to
be -.ceeaf\al.''
A G per c.at ra1st would
add lbo8t ssza.ooo to tbt
e1tr1 $8.1 m1WoD .. ,rota,
IU.tw.u utlmated.Heald
l'l.r.• an utili mr lZ
~ ce.t. ~about t per
e-. ID8.I'iM llletJ em-
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Ud I oa.t a.-n&tttoal
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COROMA ~IL MAt: Cli.W.
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A Corona del Mar man
wa.s arrested yesterday
morning oo a charge of try-
ln« to rob his parents in a
local savlngsoltlce. Charged
witb attempted robbery and
fa clng possible kldoapptng
cba.rges ls Alex Bernhardt,
23.
He ls accused of holding
Ills pareflts, Mr. and Mrs.
WtUlam Bernhar<l, aod his
brotber, Richard Bernhardt,
17, as hostJ.ies overni«ht
in the famlly home at 514
Avocado. Pollee say be then
accompaoted all3 to Western
Federal Shtngs, 2'744 E.
Coast Hwy,, and trted to
force Ills tither tD wttbdnw
mooey b-om an account.
But, Mr. Bernbardt wu
able to slip a note to a
teller. The DOte read ·'We
are beln« robbed -call tbt
police." A Ill-alarm
alerted poJtee, ~united
YOIIDl Bern.bardt wtalloat a
struggle. They said be car-
ried a knife, wblcb had been
beld against his father.
Pollee first arNsted 17-
year-old Richard, a Corona
del Mu high school stodeot,
before learning he was also
one of the hostages.
M-:-. Bernhar<l reported
that he had beot>n stabbed,
beaten and kicked repeatedly
during the previous night,
but his in)Jries were ap-
E,'
parently not serious.
The suspect told pollee be
is a welding student.
Mr. Bernhardt, an aero-
space engineer, said later
that hls soo "ls DOt
a crimlnal -he's sick and
needs help. He is a victim
or drug abuse, and we've
tried bard the past 6 ye:ars
to help him. I hope thls
ordeal wlll be his salvation.''
He sald nobody ln the
tamUy, except himself, was
Injured during thf ordeal,
but that Ids wUe, 50-year-old
Zofla Bernhardt, was uDder
sedation yesterday after-
nooo.
SCHOOL ALARM JUST
Fl RECRACK ER BLAST
lmpeodin« school nca-
Uoo was aJ)Ilanotly )last too
mueb tor a ....s.t at LLD-
cola mldiSM .cbool yester-
day mom tar.
School ofttciak h-.rd an
eJPiosioo in the boy's locker
room )lst before 10 a.m.
and called tlremeo and po-
llee, who responded wttb
sirens blartne. They found
tbat a large nrecracker had
blown a small hoi~ I.D a
plaster waU.
The enUre school was
emptied or students wtille
pollee anc1 nremeo investi-
gated.
There wf're no injuries.
"OPERATION HEADWAY" GROUP ptbers at what tbty
claim 1s the ooly water fountain oo West Newport B•cbes;
tbey are protestll( tbe lack of an.lta.ttoo tlaclUU. OD
tbelr beaches. At ear rl(bt ls Newport Sbores bolldtr
Patrick O'COODOr, lpOktlmiD for the (J"'UP,
ZIP codes to change
Mocb of Newport Beac h
wm ret a po~~a~ aJp oodt
elluee oa Jlllly 1. That's w* aU anu •"td oat
of U. RtYtn* An. ata-
tioa wm ...Ueh to code nus. All ·~bolbolden
£IOIW llaY• a IUIO alp code.
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C A.ROLL YN DEVORE, act-
ress and model and "Vlet-
n.am • s blonde bombshell" oo
3 Bob HopeCbriltmuahoWs
overseas, wUl lntenlew
girls applying as models tor
camera day, July 17, at tbe
0 range County fair. Sbt 11
the model director of the
photogn.phy departmeot at
the fair. Thirty girls will
be cbosel:l for pboto(rapbers
partJclpat1Dg in the net
aDd wUl tan a ctranc. to
sba.re 1D $300 in prlu1.
intentews ww be beld .Juoe
13-14 and J~me ZO-Zl, from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the
F'atrgrounds. Fair dates are
July 11-20.
8.1. ready
for cleanup
Balboa lslaDd reaidtatl
wlll bold their annuallllud-
wtde cleanup this Saturday,
Juoe 14.
Students from Corea 4e1
Yu tieme:Jtuy ud UacolD
mJddle ~~ebDOta wm ....,
aDd clean tbe t.e• &Dd
~lleys. ·
C tty refuse crews wt1l pick
up old t\lrniblre, applJaoc_H,
junk., cutttDgs and otber
trash. Bulldlng materials
and dirt are tbe only excep-
tions.
Spec !a 1 '·Balboa Island
clean-up kids" t-sb.lrts wUl
be worn by tbe fOWl& cl-.n-
lng crews.
Balboa Island improve-
meat Assn. sponsors the an-
nual cleanup.
Coverup due
for nudies
Tb11"8 Ill" t.. 'fWJ In
ca .. of DadttJ ae Jtnpon-a
a,..cbu. acoore.c to tbe
pollee ebW, t.t tbl Ctty
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p&aoc plool 10 1M ...... e.ldiJor, 1711 &. C.. ..... w1JUoc to clo our bll
H......,, c.._ doll&!', Calli, ..,s, u ~ ..
THE NEWPORT BABJICR lllll!lll wu 14)1drod Ao Ume marclood 00, wt,
lo be a --cl ~ clrculatloo bJ ...t lba --. wtlb lbo-· ._ .. No. A-20178 -llay If, 19111, lo ~ ol adlllo -.,, mon IUid Coart for tbe Co~mty-or Clrl.bp. state otC........._ mon awanclwbatwurfebt
Ud bJ ·-t......, 1a qalUiod 1o ....,llalJ au """ ,...t wu .. ._. Wo be·
p.-,llc IOUcea rtQulrtd bJ law. eame rDON ocmact•Uou iD
AIIVO E. HAAPA ; •• , •• 0... IUid PubUollar doloe lllo IOOd ~1. Wo
PEG 'HAAPA •••••••••••• Aoooc:lale E.-l)olpod 1o mab clllala ool c1
SIJBSC:RIPTION RATES lUtleiDdla.DI -elTlc, 10Clal.
1D. Harbor Ara ••• ~flU, $5.00; Z Jure. S 8.00 aDd eeoDOmlc l•den out of
Out of Harbor Aroo Oao r-.r, $6.00; 2 '""''• $19.00 . oooootllles. We bod llttlo ,a:eJbo..,.~• Oo~o~O• dealretobeleldlrs,tomUi
~ ~ speeebea, att.d . ~ue· a.2 l.-.....11...-eeremcmes. ortoc:.buQaet ~ ~ ~ tours. We dtdDOtaeekeeoter A RECENT PHOTO of Floyd Hemstreet oo tbe porch
ARYO E. HMPA, owner Md pubNsher of ltlt Ensl-·staglnc; we were eaot•t to at btl home at Ul:b St. &00 Ocean Front, in West Ntwp)rt. -plod along in a slaw IDd "'oo"O:O.Oo"O:oooo~,....,... l&borlowl manoer, .,me ..
Umes moootoooos, bat we I ·
toUed steacHly aad persa-~
(ContiDued rrOm Pace 1)
jaworsky, special COQDSel, later to become prom.lDent a.s Yerlngly to better our bome
speelal proMCator ln the Watergate t.nvesUp.Uon." toYO a00 ourselYes. We be·
Coacer'lllng Ruby's background, Mark Lane nea.lltd came the watch dogS ot -..t
A-. Gen. Rebert Keenedy's book, "Tbe enemy wttb:lD,"· P.-:--"7 morals aDd ctYle pi1de, to which the entry of organlled crime in Chicago 1fls 1maw1nc M1 well tbat whit
described, The book tells o! the murder of Leoo Coot. was good tor the towa would
laWJer and aeeretary of a wUoo ... a crime that helped be good to.r us.
the tlOderworld to gal.n control of trade unions in .Chicago, Today I want to pay tribute
Mr. LaDe said that there were reports tbat Jack Ruby to tbose trteodsandaoquaJD ..
(then Jake Rubinstein) was Involved with the mobsters ill ta.Dees Wbo quietly, pri-
tbe Windy City. During the Warren CommtssU)Q 1Dqujry, ntely, and aomettmes pub-
FBI agents looked Into the Chicago caper and reported Uety pYe sometbiDg of,
that oo eYideDee was located to tie in Ruby wtth Chicago themselves to buUd a better
crtme or wtth tbe Cook kUling. However, Mark Lane toYO, a better place l.Dwbicb
said be had dug up a copy of the Ch!cago Tribune, dated to work. Uve and play,
Dee. 9, 1939, and he shOwed his audience a copy of the As the vigorous and
paper, with the story of. the murder oo Page 1, aod 00 spirited tempo of youth
page 2 a photo of Leon Cook and also of Jack Ruby, the marching slackens to a
oew union secretary. slower pace of old age, we .;
: Mr. Lane quoted a comment by J. Lee Rankin, genera.! are prone to reeii.I'Dwaoted.
~otmSel for the Wa.rren Commission, as saying, "There useless, and in the ny of
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Is a dirty rumor about Oswald worldDg for the FBI; this the plans of youth. This ls
rumor must be destroyed." There were reports that sad, yet It Is the proees-
Osnld blld beeo a paid informer for the FBI. that he slon of the living. We shOuld
THIS 1937 PHOTO shows ooe of the first houses buUt
on the No::!wport Beo.ch ocean F'ront --at 37th Street.
was oo the payroll at '$200 a month, and that he bad been accept old age with serenity,
asstgped the informant number of 179. Mr. Lane claims grace, and understanding,
tt•t this report was never tboroughiy Investigated by but remembering the coo-
the com mission. --tribuUons we made to make
A curious "error" In the publlsned Warren Commission the lite of the young better
report wu pointed out by Mr. Lane. This coocerned tbe thaD was our youth, the home
key frames ·In the Zapruder fUm of the actual a.ssasstna. town a better place,
tton .. uumbers 313, 314 and 315, taken at the momeot of 1 pay tribute to all the
the firing. Mr. Lane said that frames 314 and 315 are old timers whO believed In
reversed In sequence in the report -shOwing that President our town, stayed with it,
Kennedy's head went forward, rather than backward, from who at Urnes were tom with
the Impact of the bullet In the head. This would support tragedies, frustr.lttoos, fail-
the commission findlng that the shots ca me from the Book ures, losses. broken hearts
Depository building, behind the president's car, rather ft _ .. b ken d but ......... ro reams ••• tbaD from ln front. The Zapruder film, which was sho~ kept on fighting, carrying
to tile ~G audhtoce by Mr. Lane, reYt:!*ls the pres148Dla_ on tor the good of the town.!
beM forced Yioleotly backward by the Impact of tbe Wllet • wbo attended chUrch, _...; to blB b'ratn. ~"<i• to group meettogs, joined atr. Lane said he wrote to FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover community service and fra-
tbd:lt the reYened framu in the eommissloo report, temal orga..,lzatloos, ~d
aDd Mr. Hoover replied that Mr. Lane wa.s correct, that their bit when called on by the fram es were indeed labeled ineorrecUy, "through an their government; who
--inadvertent error by the Warren Commission," struggled for a better com-:r~-Mr. Lane asked his audience, "How can you ftght munity and changed u from
something as orpntz.ed as that!" a little fislling hamlet, sum-
The mystery of the autopsy notes and material placed mer resort, to one ot the
In the National ArchiYes has also plagued Mr. Lane. He finest residential, recrea.
said that the original autopsy notes were burned. Why? tlonal and flnanda.J centers
The autopsy physician ~s ezplained, "I never cooducted of the world.
an autopsy on a president befon!." Brain tissue and We, the people, moored
phOtos of the wounds were placed ln tbe Archives by the our Uttle dreamboats In town
Kennedy famlly -to be seen only by authorized individuals. because we loved the oeean,
These lJlchtded key autopsy photos, which could corroborate the bay,thecoves,palisades,
or disprove the tbeory that the faW bullets came from the lslaods with a view o! the
front, not from the Book Depository bulldtng lD the rear. mouofatDs lnlaDd. We fought
Mr. Lane said that when tnqu[ry ns made at lbe Ateblves, to ellmtnate HWe houses
he learned that the brain Ussue and photos are mlssiDg. of prostltutllxl. gambling 111
Mr. Lane called President Ford the greatest obstacle casinos aod bars, peddl1ng
to reopenl.Dg tbe Kennedy usasstnatioo to public lnnstlga-of pot and marl)lana to
tioo, sl.Dce Mr. Ford was a member of the Warren Com-mloors, a tun zone with
mi&sloo and is com1litted to the support of the commission bonky took concessloos and
ftndiDgs. games of chance. We were M:-. Lane recalled that Mr. Ford hld •ritteo a book, not tbe Jobnny ComeLatelys
"Portrait of an assusi.D," based oo information gathered wbo came to town during the
durtoc the Warren Commission investigation--a psychO-summer and Euter week
logical study, Mr. Lane called it, Tbe manuscript was ncatioos to grab a bundle
offered to boolt publl1bers, and rejected. Tben Congress-of cub &od in tbe ra.u hurry
mao ford supplied additional lnformat1oo, a transcript to spend the money else-
marked "top secret." taken from the Warrem Commls&ioo where Instead of helping to
records, Thls became chapter one o! the ford book Wben buUd our town, Their in-
U was n ... ny published. terest was oot to gtn to the
When Gerald Ford appeared before tbe Senate Rules town to mate u better but
Committee in 19'73 in connection with Ilia oom.l.Datloo as l.nst•d to take from the
Ylce..prelident, be was asked about tbe book and wbetber ton I.Dd scamper away with
:-1DY classtfied material had been J.ncladed lD tbe boot. the looL
:. Genld Ford allftered U.t he did oot lise materla.l other 1 remember tbe beeUc
:. thaD U.t which had been made aYailable to tbe public. Euler weeki 1D Balboa, the
··Mr. Lane said that be himself weot to the Natioaal Atehives summer crowds. weet-eod
;: to ut to see the documents used lD the Ford boot. He tn.tnc jams, tights, acel-
~ deoied access to the documents, because they were dents, aac1 arrellta; n.clDc
~411 marked "4--secret." -... ...,.. pollee eua. ambulanela, _-_ Later Genld Ford was to say, "I made a.n llladnrtent life ,._rd )~rep~, and .fin
_-,rror wtteo 1 told the Senate committee that I bad Dot osed trucks with tlelr loudly
-ur cluslfted material. I apolog:tr.e. '' plerclnc ll.reDa 1101mdtDC a
-..... A.Dotblf obM:acle to a pubUc iDquJ.rJ ia Ca.Woroia Con-bad omta to .omeooe. Teen-
... rf'NAII.Ii PblliJp Bartoo, bead or the Democrat c&IJCUI, ·-.c.11 ud -.. 1D .. u _ .wbO bl8 been QDOted as saytng he would penoaally .top _... .... .....,a r-, ei'JiDI, Yellb:le, makfrlc -.aJ Javeltlptloa. truttc calli to b1.tl aDd
·-"I tDow doles of witnesses who can blow UU tii.J nlatlYes. Tbla. the attttDde
·bJCta." aJd Mr. LaDe. "I bell eve we are gettlat: ebl to of the tUttors was u.t
a CCIIllreaionll tmestlpUoa. We started lD Ja-.ry to enrythl.ag coes 1D B&Jbol.
-colltet aamu c. a petltioo asking for tbe (Dqu.lr)'. Now wbllre tbt •mmer I'8Dtlll
mt.DJ memben of Cqreu bue qreed to IIIRJOrl tbt pro¥1Hd OIIIIOI'balttlH for
petiHOD. 1 th.lnk you can eb&Dge Coacreumaa B•rtol's promlllcatty ud drtDtllc ,_ • .,. u t&eb ot J'OU would wru.. to b1m aad llll:rW blm that ruUttd a a bnalldoft
111ot llloro 10 a II._ f"ll.OC lor ._ ... lllo ID•alllp-of mon1a. -__ , __ ,
•'lro ,.,. lo -eredlblliiJ 1o pmomoot, l!lld H loaDd m)'allllllodllloolllo
11U to bocto wW1 lladloe oot lbo truth -~ lbo ~ booeb 11 lbo' t>ot c1 ftlll
a• ' U.." 8tnet • till Pwtr Ala, a· Tlll tt91ut b' iDQU.Lry, .ttU.t '"CWJaa• pttlttaa to er.ort t!We.,.. ~ •1
tile CGICftF\ '' ts bt1aC etrcullltii:S bJ' tbt CW..a Com-llofae. 4 OIWd ot ON'
·-c1 ...,...,, 101 Zlld st. N. B., ............ D. C. 100,000 lllld -· l9 -101111. I-u lol ..... c tot 111o ..... oM Focllotr ' ........ lllo l!dl nprdla( lba doalll <II-111o -. I -llod 111o
,... F. ltlt•n••••trlr llln 1101---lo lllo Aloorlou ..... flllllo -ont 111o
volleyball, or just walking
along the beach, holding
bands. I was enamoured with
the picturesque setting and
thOught:
''With each bit of sand oo
the beach there is a love
a!fatr. With each wave that
rolls oo to shore there Is a
broken heart." Yet, we the
people, stayed in town the
year around, kept fighting
for improvements and better
things. We made it what It
Is today,
At this time I would Uk.e
to mention the name of Floyd
Hemstreet, who was born oo
September 12, 1890, ln Idly-
wild, California, and 1n 1906
came to town to live witb
his father, a dory fisher.
man, at 118 24th Street. In
1909 Floyd was married to
Grace Whiteside by a justice
or the peace located on Me.
Fadden Place at Central Ave.
(BaJt)Oa Blv1.). next door to
the hOme of John McMillan,
who was with the city water
department for many yea rs.
Floyd helped to run the
fel'ry from the Balboa
Pavlllnn to Corona del Mar
when Balboa Island was still
a mud nat. He remembers
taldng passengers on a 32
foot boat to the Palisades
Hotel oo Seaview Ave. In
Corona del Mar, which is
stlll lD existence. It was
operated by tbe late Etta
Oldenburg and her husband
William for the past 29
years. They came here from
Germany and after speildlng
a few years in New York
came to Anaheim, where they
OYOed and open. ted the Santa
Ana Canyon Cafe, which in
tbe earlterdllysofCalUornia
was the home of the Mexican
pioneer Peralta and which
eootaJ.D.s one of the finest
specimens of adobe con.
struetlon In southern Cali-
fornia.
Floyd remembers the
mules and the bean fteldl:
in Newport Hetihts a1oa(
the west bank of the Upper
Bay and Corona del Mar
a long the east bank of tbt
Upper Bay, There was oo
bridge across tbe bay untU
1931.
Floyd recalls that wb•
he was just a boy he heard
folks tell about Ku KluKlu
meetings held In a buildiDC
near the Newport Pier, aDd
on occasioos burniDtl:
c rosses could be • Meo OD
the cllU In Newport Helcb.ts.
In 1928 S'loyd'statherdted
and Floyd went to work with
Los Angeles Water and
Power as an auto macblnist.
He worked there for the
next 27-1/2 years untU his
retirement. He and his wife,
Grace, now Uve at 112 24th
Street and are the owners
of properties at 112, 116
and 118 24th Street. which
have been repaired and re-
modeled from ttme to time
but are the original bomes.
They tied their dream boat
to the beach that they loved
and !lave never left tt Uld
In their own little way made
their contributions to make
Newport a better place tn
which to live.
The Hemstnets have a
daughter, LucUle, who mar-
ried Harry Martin, DOW I
retired deputy nre chief of
the Los Aageles fire depart.
ment, resld.log in East Blutr,
Tbe Martins have 2 cblldren:
Wayne, a lieutenant com-
mander oo active duty In tbe
Mediternoean aboard the
U.S,S. aircraft carrier For-
restal; &Ddadaugbter,Juet,
married to Lt.Cmdr.Gerold
Elchef4 now on active duty
on tbe u.s.s. destroyer Joba
Kine. Mrs. ElebeD ls a
teacber at Elbncla fdeb
scbool, aDd tbe Elebeu r.ve
giYeo tbe Hemltreell z
gnol-cftl>lcliUdroo, Deb-
orah aod Martta.
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The Birch Log
' Questions ·For .Bilderbetgers
_,_,._ ..._ondlloni>A_._ .. ,Ao¥ .
..,._,., II r 11 r,.._,, ,;::_ Tbt BUderbttltr• c:ens. Mite Houee aWe O...W l"...r.ld .., -apJatlariJwtbo...,_ • ..-Ia Aprii, IIIlo "",.· .. _c ___ c....,...
-ot a ............ bololln C..., Tun.,. Aa David Rocb!aller, Woricl -I'Nolc!oat Rob-!*atw.,.....,.,_ ...... .-IUI!IUOiplhar. art 8. Mcllaman, Slala ~ olllciol
'-,_ IIOmlwil ol tbo' l'!.ollorlanlla l,rth., "Jtutman. and -•W l'orolfn JOlley
hoet.ed the «ec:lave, ·whoM unueuAI aame 1a advilot Gtorte Ball. Europti.DI lD att.eDclance dori_.-ltallud'a Holal de Bllderbera. the Included IIA")'O SeciytarJ o-at J-h
.;teotthe ftnt meetina: in 1964. Lunt. Britain'• Deni• He1Jey and C.-.rvativ.,
Party Leader Mat~aret Thatcher, ,_ch
S...O,·Ia Abeolu.w banker Edmond de Rothaehild, Ireland'• for.
Bec:h year, reporten try in vain to find out eian Minister Gamtt Fit&&ertld, Jtaiy'1 Flet
whit JC* 00 at theM heavily guarded gather-chieftain Giovanni AIJnelli, and German Parlia-
iap c:l Western leaden. Various reportl filed ment member Klau1 von Donanyi.
rrom Turkey by United Preu International and In recent yean~, Bilderberaer mHtlnp have
othen only confirmed once •&•in that with-welcomed auch currently infiuential Americ.na
Bilderberpn. teerecy it the order of every day. as President Gerald Ford, Vice Pre~ident Nei-
UPI'• diapatehee 1t.ated: "Twenty-five TurltU!h son Rockefeller, Secretary of State Henry KiM-
policemen with .Ub-machine guna IU&rded the in1er, industrialist Hen.>y Ford U, columni1t
luzury vacation apot ... , A police tpokeeman Jamet Reston, Senatora HUJh Scott, Edward
uid mother 60 plainclothee detectives •trolled Brooke, Jacob Javits, and Henry JacUon, and
the pound, .... The participantl are bqund scorea more. Canada's Pierre Elliott Trudeau il
In aeerec:y and evm their lpDUMtl are f'Jrbidden a Bilderberger veteran, Iii i.t Frence't VaJery
to attend .... Appointment. promieed to Giacard d'Eataing, Germany'• Helmut
newtmen were not kept and, in accordance with Schmidt. and Britain'11 Harold Wilton.
the 8ilderbef1er traditio~. no ttatementt Were Some Ua.anawered Quntlont
made to the preu." If the Bilderbercera met to diec:uaa "a chanae
Prince. Bernhard hu alwaya lauched off any in the world-role of the United S.tatea," which it
tugettion that Bilderberaer aecrecy makes the what Bernhard said they were doinl in J971 ,
meetiftp Juapect. The c:uatomary line that who appointed these internationeli11ta from all
"privacy giw. .the participanta the liberty to over Europe to be the architects of U.S . forei111
tpeak their minda freely · · · .. was parroted at policy? If national soverei1nty continu• to be
the recent meetilll •by Bernhard's Secretary eroded. why can't · the participentl at teeret
General of the conference, Dutch Professor Bilderberger meetings be au11pected of cautin&
Emat Ven der Beugel. We are evidently aup-it ? If the world's currencies continue to be
posed to believe that a Bilderberger meeting i1 inflated and destroyed, who can prove that
merely a hennleaa rap aeeAion among .some tht'&e men have not caused it? And if a aocialitt
friendly ·people. Why then the 1ub-machine
guna? Doea anyone aerioualy contend that the
below-named individuals are not in fa ct the
moven and ahaken of todey'1 world?
"new world order" i11 being arranged, could not
the Bilderbergera be in on the arrangin1?
Tbe PutJeiputa
Of the more than one hundred participants
at thit year'• meetina, those identified included
the utual oontin1ent of highly placed govern-
ment officit.la, banbn, and butineumen rrom
Private citi zens who meet behind cloeed
doon can tell the world thai their meeting ia
nobody else's business. But Bilderbergera 8ft
hardly run-of-the-mill private citit.ena. What·
ever transpire~~ at these meetinp 1hould be
public knowlt'dge.
Cnpyn11ht 1975 bJ 'TJw Johrt Birch Soc~ly FNlwn
ward, BI;J1:rest.
OVER 1400
OC GRADS
More tbiD 1,400 students
are caodldates for gradua-
tion at Oruge Coast Cot ...
lege's !7tb commencement.
Graduation exercises will be
held at 7:30 p.m. this Frt.
day. June 13, tn LeBard
Stadlam.
Chancellor Norman E.
Wataoa wW presed OCC'I
IJUIJil outstaDdl!'\1 cltt&ea
award. Gndlates wUl be
preseuted by Dr. Robert B.
Moon, prelideDt 9f ora.arce
Coast Collece. and Dr. Jack
A. Scott. d-.a or tnstruc-
I!On.
Commencemeat speaker
wW be occ student Mark
LJDd of NtwPOrt Beach,
presJ.deat of OCC's Foren-
sics Club. Tbe title of b1s
speecb ls "E(l)catioa --for
wbat?"
VALEDICTORIANS at Corona del Mar htcb sc:bool are,
rrom left. Don Attt.ar, 411 Vlsta Roma, lbe Blutrs;
Ku• Maloaey. 32:00 Ocean Blvd., Coroaa del lhr, t.Dd
Louis Raymoad, 915 Celtis, East Bluff. They are amq
the 575 gndllatlng seniors. Ceremonies were held yes-
terday lD the school's quad area. (Ensip pboto)
For the 4th coosecutive
year a special award wlll
be preseuted to the out.
staDdillc OCC l.Dstruetor.
PHI BETA KAPPA
STUDENTS NAMED
STUDENTS WIN
SUMMA HONORS
Coonie Ann Holm of Co-
sta Mea, btoJoclcal scl-
eaces major, wtll be gradu-
ated '"summa cum laude,"
wUh blgbest booor, at Satur-
day's eommtocement at UC
rm.e.
Sllteeo )lllors aDd 60 Mapa cum laude cradu·
seaion at UC lniDe have ates tnelode Mary KatberiM
beet. elected to membersbfa> Emertclr: of Balboa, CharlH
lD Phi Beta Kappa oD lhe Lionel Prtdooott aDd Valerle
basi.? ofaeademicexeelleoc:e RaDCiolpll of Corona delMar,
aDd breadth o1 ~eholuly ta-Nancy 9ahbe and Tbonta~
te-. Booc11eJ c1 N-rt Bet.eh,
EIICUoa to tbe .. tkml Paal Grcwer lleGrttr and ARTHUR P. MOORE, Ylce-
-· OOCIIIJDOrmallytaba Jadllh LJDD E .... POOOJ· prosldool IUid .-or ot
plllee Ia lllo -· ,.... coot ol lniDo, Pblllfl> tilt H_.t c-otaeo
Howner, a few oat•octt'll Knctr, Cuol c..-.eeTac-of Gr•t Wuten SI.YIIC•
. ._..._ DIIJ bo -for ~ml l!lld L-YllrpD of IIMI Lola •--, ~" -.
r,._:c'" ~ ~•-a--COlt& Mea. J -•ua-~ ..,..u -t1D1e to Mrte at ....,.r
4omlo . lllaYICiaota. -cum laude gndultoa Ia of a -1)' eoutruetOcl Now.
"l.oc:al ... ._.. -..ned 1a I fleldl an Brtt Beraaf'd of port offlce. whlcr. _.,. oa
t1111r jlllor ,_.. an Bor-Balboo lalsad, blslorJ 100 J-16 at eo N_.t
boa I-Ud _ .. ,. . _. • .......,., l!lld ••• C~r Dri•• at Suo Nleo-
of .. ~ 8ooelo udlaDJ ,..., E-b cl Coro. del las . Drln, Tbi f oloi'J'
T ...... -I ~. bislo"1'udllbllooopbJ, ... -. OCiloo wiD~
C ._.~~~~·-ot t•v VOTE ,Ell nOM • .. _,..., ._.WIJ ot 10 c-, --.__ ..,. r.-........ Wide• 1u
......, ,., -,. fllioor IEINGOIICULATED "'"odlllo_,.,__,_ ~......, ~ no ~c..._ Doe-,mL llr.-lloon
ClUJ, -IAoll al -f-llmYog la-...-ollllollu· ~.II!,.." ~-'t • • • -N , ...... L-Cl* ol .1100!-=-~··;-sU'= .. -............. .,_..._
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Keep cool with
CANVAS
AWN IN GS
Ooe\1t Itt t~ aun fPOII ~· MI'O tun . Shadlt with coloftUf
C4ntu tor c:oo1 comtdl't . Cell
ot eon'lt bv fot"frH Ntlrne-.
2202 SOUTH MAIM
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Stylist
FINP.
DESIGNS
M•n ~
wo,en ·c ..... ,.
Notur&l Holr Cvttl"t
4Lk·IH OR APitOIHTMI!N
673• 5153 OPEH 8· 6.
BOB'S TUES.thNSAT.
PORT B~SHOP
2901 LCOA5THW'Y.
COROH.\ DlL M.\R
P IL
JANI JOHNSON JIANII aiJSITT
JOYCE M cV.AY HIATH!It fUitHA$
Zonta girls chosen
The Zonta girls of the
month for May were Intro-
duced last month at the lun-
cheon meeting of the New-
port Harbor Zonta Club Ill
the Senior CUlzens club-
house. Here are the 4 hon-
orees:
• JANE ANN JOHNSON,
1868 Elba Circle, Costa Me-
sa, ls PTSA representatlve
for the senior class at Es-
tanc ia high school and ls
active ln GAA, CIF sports,
vocal ensemble, dance pro-
duction and school musicals.
She has been a member of
the Pep Club, AFS, SltlClub,
Cutter's Crew and Ecology
Club. She received the DAR
award tn January and has
won honors ln swimmtngand
tennis. Other activities In-
clude plano, ballet and tee
skating. She hopes to try out
for the "Up With People''
singing group and also would
ll.lte to get into competitlVl'
tennis. She plans to attend
a liberal arts college Ill the
east ln pursuit o!anelemen-
tary teaching credential,
• JEANLE LYNN BISSETT
of 3109 Pierce Afe., Costa
Mesa, is a member of the
concert choir, CSF and nag
team at Costa Mesa high
school and has been active
in the Girls League, drill
team and Belcanto. She Is
a member of t he Orange
Coast OpUmlst Sansei bowl-
lng league. She has received
awards In business, Engllsh
and vocational arts. Sbe will
continue her studies Ill bust-
ness at Orange Coast Col-
lege, then transfer to Cal
State Long Beach.
• JOYCE McVAY of 1636
Anlta Lane, Harbor High-
lands, ls senior represen-
tative Cor the Gl rls League
at Newport Harbor high
school, also a Clagtwlrler
and member of the Sltl Club,
Other acUvltles have lllclud-
ed the Anchorettes dance
group, aqua show, Spanish
Club, Movie Club, swimming
Instruction and counseling.
In 1974 she was fiagtwlrler
or the year and prlllcess Ill
the Miss Newport Beach con-
test. She has done volunteer
work Cor Red Cross, Falr-
vlew State Hospital, United
Fund and UNlCEF, She wUI
attend Bryan College of
Court Reporting In Los An-
geles ln order to become a
certUied shOrthand report-
er for work Ill the )Jdlctal
or legislative branch of the
government.
• HEATHER FURNAS of
2501 Blue Water Dr., Har-
bor Vtew Hills, ls nce-
presldnt of theScleDCe Club
at Corona del Mar hlgfl
school, member of the Cre-
ative mapztne staff, CSF,
AFS, Thespians, field ecol-
ogy and music appreciation.
She ha.s received awards ln
science and math, and is
lnvolved In Science Explorer
scouting, hiking, swimming,
art, poetry and ptaoo. She
plans to attend Stanford as
=
=-========!!!!!!!!!l!!l a chemical engllleerlng maJ-or and hopes to go into
medicine, specltically sur-
eery,
IU:TH E.,~~~. L IN E ~ I
'T8I8 TD SIAICif • • . IJ'I(tiiHnM ••• .............. l'H ..... llllldftrlutH ... ~u.. 110 1:1111 lll&Dy ~ ...
HI*JalJJ to llarry .'" ... wbo padilated
fl'om . btbtn C&l.tlmda Coll ... , and wUb
h1l .U. JIDit bu left lor New Bnuwtet,
N. J. He wl1l be &tteDdblc a MJD&.ry
rtl.d$C 1M tbl mtnl.stry. Our tlloaetJb and
belt wllbu co wUb tbeml • • • • •
BollDle Mocter and Jerry Sblrar wUl be
wed Oil Juoe 21 at st. ADdrew's Pretbyterlan
Ct.Jreb. and w•t betore lut Jeuie May
and CeeU Sblrar'• Saoday bi'UDCb broucht
muy of tbelr tr1tDd.l to meet Boonte and
ber ~Hilb, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Moster
of our ton. Jeuie May and CecU, alao
daughter stella Sue. IIDod In Uoe to llltroduce
tbe cuesta. Jesaie ... , looted llke a bride
ber..U ID ber pale blat lk1rt wltb tbe band
croebeted blou.le broapt to ber trom Flor-
ence, Italy, by ber motber aome llme ago,
"Unstudled" floral arra.acements were
here and there, eacb wttb 411fereot Cowers
but all the fiowers were wblte .•• beautttuli
Plants cue a prdeo effect to tbe bayside
deck, where we aw and 'f18tted with Fnn and
Moseley Jones, )lit bact trom their cruise
which toot them throucb tbe Panama Canal:
Bewley and Carol Allc, VtrgiDia and Kugh
Wrl(ht, MUUt and Ma rab Nledecker Myrna
Sa1tJg (Ernie could DOt come), Jane ~ John
Porter, JeJlllie and Dick Richard, Helen
Clifford and Joe NobUa.
Wanderlnc arouDd to the tamUy sitting
room, we saw tbe Tom Evans, Francis
Glockoers, Miss Jean Glassett wtth her
deUghtfUl Brltish accent, Peggy Hakes so
wum and frleoctly ••• we missed Clltford·
more were Ferris and Bndlord Hovey'
Lots and Jim Hl.Des Jr. an:t daughblr, Heather~
Betty (Mrs, Robert) Lang, Elberta (Mrs.
Wendell) Jooes, tbe R?bert Littles, Sam
Graves, and tbe Ronald L. Rogers. Others
included Opal Mae and Ed Pellegrin, MUdred
and Louts Turner, Nancy and Jack Caldwell
• • • tun to •Lsit wlth ber as I hadn't seen
ber Ill some time; Lucy and Don Woodward
and Patrlcta aod Jack Groth, also Dr. a.nd
Mrs. Thomas Doan. Judge ud Mts, Jessee
Curtis, Supervisor Tom RUeyandwlteEmm'l
Jane; Dr. an1 Mrs. Royal Tucker, Mr. and
Mrs. WUllam Scbolle, Artt.Jr Strock (Elleeo
had a touch of the Ou), and of course the
Robert Moslers.
It was tun haVing each omelet made "to
order'' With everything of just a bit of this
and that ••• with crab 1D a yum1n}· sauce
to lceep the omelet company, 'n fresh fruit
blueberry coffee cake, and cl.nnamon bread
••• oooohl You've never seen more pleastrl
expre.sslonsl But the01 the Sbtrars are past
masters as host and oostess. • • • • •
Lols and Jlm Hllles' sliver anniversary
FOR
HIM
wu a trt.S. ud fllmllJ ~ Tbelr
on t.mu, wttta ~ ud tMtr llmn».t
QIUDb'!l'tDI 80IM 150. JinUalklu ftft t8c:Ud
lD lml U poCMd pluU ud bl.ld deUYel'ed
by the HtNr IOGI. Tbe Babia CorlDthlan
Yacbt Clab wor• a..., look. DOt .uu a
"Suday art.,... Ia the Oower prdeD"
vltb cr.., 1Li1ltlbtty ud t:rt. ai"'UDd tbt
room, plu pain of cloY .. (JD c:ac .....
of cour•l). TabJel rOU8d &DeS lbout and
bucllDc tbe duee Door were ceDttred wttb
a ~rtety of .Uver pieces boldiDc bouquets
of IPrl.Dc bloaom•. IDtermtD(led wtth or-
ch!da. peonies, clada ud c:aru.Uoas. ·•Over
there" was a .. bxt table aod back a ways
was an let cream .aDdu table. •here ooe
could "baUd b.l.s or ber own." UDder the
,three tiered wtddiDc cab a amaU fountain
sparkled u ll wtU.IpeHd wllbea for a happy
eveoJnc w1tb more to come. Seated at tbt HIDes' table were members IJrtt' •J/ tit~ Harbor Ar~a' s largut assort"u"ts of
of tbe Wtdd1.oc party from Pa•deoa and TJ'mex Watches
lncluded Jeuit May &Dd CtcU Sh.lrar •••
Jesste May l.s Jim HIDes' Aster and was F ,. ... $9.95
~~~a~~=~u;-H~~~!; .. i\~ Transistor Radios
table of tbe )'OUDpr pests. Tbe sit-down Ret. $7.95. MOW $,._95
dJnner courses IDcblded tllree wllles ud
the cake was •"ed 'fttb butter rum, cboco-PRISCitiPYIONI FIWD 7 DAYS A Will(
late or baDaJ:Ia saace. M -..an • .. 7 IUteAYI
Earlier Ill tbe seuoa_ Lots a.Dd Jim 'lad WI .em
lett KawaU to meet Jeff returnlng from ~jiiiiiiii~lli,.i~asiowi,.~i· -i~,.i-iiiiit "round the Wllrld" w1tb Ch-apmz.n College !
tour. However, Jeff barely made tt to the
celebratl.oo, eveo came d.lrect from the
boat wltbout cbanglac bJ.s attire. Needless
to say, be wu tbe ooly ooe In a safari
sult • • • wblte tunter hat I.D his band.
Amoog the pests di.DclDC to the BCYC
trlo were an uncle ud aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Counts, San Clemeote; Genenl and
Mrs. Curtis Lemay; Geaeraland Mrs. Owens;
General (Supenlaor) and Mrs. RUey; also
Mr. and Mra. Jolm Buty and daughter
Jennlter (sl)e Is sweetr.rt of Sl(ma Chi
at S.C.); Dr. and Mrs. Royal Tucker and
daughters Joan and Kathie; the Kenneth
Holloways and tbelr son and daughters·
Dr. and Mrs. Tom Doan and thelr tbr~
daughters; the Geoe Robertso~s and their
three sons. also the Ro'lert LltUes; Mr.
and Mrs. W:llia.m Lebold, daughters Lisa
aod Andrea. Yore ln 1tteodance were the
Wllllam SchoUes, Bert CotrM, Ken Nelsoos
Bud Warmlng1oo.s, Wally Crutteodeo, Judg~
and Mrs. t.tark Soden and chUdren Mary
Ann aod t.lark. Judge J. E. T. and Mrs.
Rutter and K)'DDe a.od Leu; the Charles
Wheelers. Bradford Hoveys, Gloria and AI
Ztgner; the WWlam Bonners and Brynne
and Allss:a, the AI Auers and A\llsoo; Beth
Koch; Stella and Jerry Shlrar and Bonnie
Mosler. Plus aU tb-3 others! A real "family
and trleods and tamilles" celebntloo of
a silver anniversary!
20% off.
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540-6011
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Y .E.S . opens 2nd office $47,000 CONTRACT
Stjpjack Boats lnc., 1763
COFFEE SHOP
i CROH FROM FHHION ISLAND
or 0 ' ( 4 0 •• A 1' ' ', I I
• ' -·
Y.E.S., YoutbEmployment
Servlce, estabUsbed a Znd
Harbor Area ofl1cethJsweek
at the Boys Clu'> :.n East
Bluff. The ongtoal omce
at the Boys club a t 594
Center St. in Costa Mesa
wUl still be in operation,·
but executives of the vol-
unteer age:1::y felt aoother
office was needed to serve
the CO"tlmrt:llty on the east
slde or the !lay.
Placeotla, Costa Mesa, has
anJ temf'I)~Uy work. Job received a Nattonal Park
coJ'lseun, Is avtllable. The Se"Lce coa.tract Ill tbe
non .profit agen ~Y ls largely amount of $47,000 for tbrH
supporte-:1 by United Way u.1 24-f.oot nberglass power
dooaUoos from s9rvlce clubs boats to be used for patrol,
throughout tbe area. Tbey search and rescue 00 Lake
are anlious to list jobs which Mead at the National Recrea-
young people can !aDdle and Uooal Area.
are mallltallltnc sk1ll tues r::_::: ______ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~____,
to m:ltch them wtth ):lOs.
Oltlce hours for th~ sum-
me r wUI be from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. AU gtrls a.ld lOY>
of th~ Harbor Area, from
14 to 22, are ell(tble to
apply for part-time, fUll Ume
Church News
Although the number or
tempora.ry ):lOs bas been
fewer during tbe first 4
months of 1975, Y.E.S. st2-
tlstics show 228 permanent
jobs found for young people
through AprU as compared
to 217 ln the same period
of 1974, In aU, 362 ):lOs
were nlled during the rtrst
4 months of this year as
compared to409fortbe same
period last year.
Y.E.S. ezpects between
5,000 and 6,000 applicants
GROWTH'MTH
SAVN:;S
Nn"'" opt"n Tut'lda)" rhru
~alurJ•v "'''h a complerdy
,l!lf~rtm ,~.:ourmc-r menu
rver)' ,.ttk of lht month
/J~;o;;;, _p~N
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• THE HARBOR TRINITY
BAPTIST CHURCH, 1230
Baker St., Costa Mesa --
Tbe Rev. Duid Morken wUl
cln the sermoo at tbe 8:30
and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. SuD-
day senices. A t:atber and
son breakfast wlll be held
at 8 a.m. tbJa Saturcil.y I.D
tbe church tlrealde 100m.
Fathers aod lOllS wUl com-
pete I.D volleyball games.
• PLYMOUTH CONGRE-
GATIONAL CHURCH, 3Z62
Broad St., Newport Hel&ilts
--"In a tamUy way" wUl
be the sermon topic or u-
soelate pastor Cal Stenaa
at 10 a.m. Sunday. It wiD
be a celebratloo .,r fathers
I.Dd &lao weddtnc uai-
Yerary Suoday hoooJillc
couples woo ta•e been mar-
ried 1D Plymoutb CbUrcb or
by ooe of tbectarcbputora.
TIM church putor, .lola l~~;;;§§§§§§i§lllllil LIMftll, l.s espected bact
Dtlt WHk after I toar I.D
J~PU and Korea, meetJac
Yltb COIJCTeptlooa.l Cbrtst-
laD cbarcbts.
• THE NEWPORT HAR-
BOR CHURCH OF RE-
LIGIOUS SCIENCE, 541 C•-
ter St!t Colb ..._ •• Tbe
ReY. t;laDor I&C~· wW
~h •t 10 a.m. s.diaJ
OD tbt tcplc, ''Wblt dote
tbt miracle meu?"
• LUTRERAJI CHURCH
OF THB lUSTER. 1100 h..
edit V&tw Dr., Hutlor Vlw
IUlll --8tP*1 UUS.-a,, tM 8adl1..,..... .....
... bMD c:JIUied -.... _..,. from l<kiO ......
•• .... s..day aiiDol
d pfJII will .at ... Clllr'·
IIi tllil --· , .... ... .o .._. WUIIaeW.'
... 1:11 to a:• P-Ja .. ,.. ... ,..,,_
• Til .-r 8A.I'IWI'
I~'CIIIICW 01 CIOI'I' A MilA. »raa.•._.
.... -Ill' .....
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Combs wUl preach a ser-
mon series oo "Whatever
~ ~ ~ 12
apostles?" The Sunday nlght
theme w1U be "Tbe Book
of Acts for today." Studies
1D the Book of Revelation
will eootinue at the 9:45
a.m. Swlday school hour.
L ICAL MOnCI
flCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
thls summer, according to
Carolyn SweetlaDd, execu-
tive dire<:tor and the only
locally paid employee or tbe
Youth Employmeo.t S."lce.
Retiring president Kay
Kelly said, "We hope the
openlng of a new omce in
East Shalf wUl put us I.D a
better poslUoo to sene the
community as a woole --
the youngsters, employers
and other restdeots. who )lst
need an oceasioaa.l he lptng
hl.od."
LIGAL MOTICI
Tbe following persons are
doi.Dg busiDess as: Herold
' Herold dbl Holiday House
Llquo'r, 2937 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corooa del Mar, Cal1t.
9%62.5: JobD T. Herold
(partoersbtp), Z3742 Bar-
qutlla. Mlscloa Viejo, Callt. NOTICE
91615; Charles A. Herold OF PUBLIC HEARING
(putDer), 1-&37 Hlgl\land NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-
Orln, Sola.oa Beac h., Callt. EN tlat tbt Ctty CowacU o1
92075. tbe City ol Nwport S.cb
TbtJ busiDess 1s coodUcted wlU bold a pabUc *r1Dc
by • ctaera.J partnership. rerardlDc tbe appal ot
Sap.d: JobD T. Herold. Michael ll Smltb from tbe
TI.U •temtat wu ftled decl&loD of tbt P1uaa1Dc
with ta. Coaaty Clerk olOr-Commlsaoa rrut111c Rt-
IDP Coaty May 30, 1975, IUbdtytajoe No. 4M to J.
S4639 Ray Coutractiml Compuy
Publllb: JaDt 12, 19, Z6, tor er.tilc two ~la
JGly a. 1975, lD tbt Nnport of la.Dd t»r r-Mulltlal de-
Hut»r £uip. f -44SS9 Ytlopmllll Wllltn CM loloow iiMI • edsh at 401 fta.Ml Drl ... Ia_ "'!JCI oo u.. _..._ltarb aide ot
I FIC11 tiOUS BUSIN~ Hue I OrlYe. .ort._.eriJ
MAMa STAT!iMENT of Cc:aJI fU&WaJ eoro.
n. JaO"'-per.. 1.1 d•=• Ma.r t.ot ~ 8toa a. ctoaj b .,. u: Cal. Tra-Tract 17 -.. LJ.
'el C11b, UIO •·~. D IIERUY f'liR-
C.a ~Ca.. ... : PUrlJ TilER GIVIM u.t tM aid
C. • •rn 6 A..,..lalM, lac. plbUc .._,... wUl be llllld
(a CUIIInla OOIPGfttbU. 011 t111e lint c1a1 o1 "-' u. , _.....f'J, eo.ea tm. • ta~~ -.. o1 'l:JO
1111-, Ca. -. p.a. Ia tlllt C rr &• cau..
ftU l II at111 &I ~. ben ol Lilli CJtJ IliaD ol•
eel W a.,...._ tall CitJ ol M.wpod ~ c.,. ....... ...., c......, It ftktl ....
C. •••• • h utuu: ud ....,_ .., _. &.1 Pll'-._c.Ba••A.fr& ~-~~.~..,1_...-.r '*·' ......... --~-· .... C4lliiiltr a.t tiOr-taft ~
Ulll Ctlilltl ,_ I. lift. , CIIJ C1en . :N·p .-. aa. 'lt, .._ c., ., Jtewptla.u
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HOME LOANS • LOCALLY YOURS
You made poss1ble our substantially increased savings tnflow. Now, we
want to return the favor. If you are contemplating selling buying or
building a s1ngle family home. consult our Loan Officer abo~t new loan
terms. and the advantages of securing your financing from the Association
which has loyally served th1s and neighboring communities fOf .4() yeera.
For friendly experttse and
prompt, efficient service.
depend on Orange County'a
leading home loan lend«.
,OAT CANYON.
aennett .,..,.,rv··
e»otin.l oil •••~
d~tftt. ~~· ~~a-d\
nwrine ~ ha "-"
fiMttltvlly ~
LAGVNA IIEAOr-'" h,., ~ , .... a ..
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Lei'"'• Fect•ret
off ea..
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Auction at
art show Mariners Mile plan ok'd
"Vlalt the masters," ao
loteroatioll21 art exhlbiUon
aDd aucUoo, wut be held
at Balboa Yacht Club, 1801
Bayside Dr., Corona del
Yar, this Friday evening,
June 13,
Commodore aDd Mrs. Ken
Rossi.Dd Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McClarty, entertalomeot
chairmen, invite members
and guests to vtew ·the more
than 250 oils and graphics
that wtu be offered in auc-
Uon. The auctioneer wtu be
M. R. Diamond, until re-
cently a top TV comedy
writer for Bob Hope, Red
Skelton, Jaclde Gleason,
Jobooy Caraon and others.
Tbe ret:JWldlllg plans for
tbe burnecS..out Mariners
Mile block on W, Coast HYJ,
1n Newport Beacb were ap-
proved by tbe City Planniog
Comml.ssloo Last TbrJrsday
olgbt,
The !-story structure is
planned to trootoo botbCoast
H·"f. and tbe park!Dg lot to
the north and ll"'OIDD! a cea. ...
tnt piau. EJteut•• taad-
scaptnc, MCCIQd floor pr ...
deos, <tlng ll'elS, a bay
watcb tower and tbe ue of
oatunl cedar sidJDg, anti-
QUed copper roofs, brich.c: ...
ceots lJld special deslroed
lightlng wtll be used to create
a marine oriented atmos-
COUNCIL SUMMARY
MOOtlay DJcbt's meeting of
the Newport Beach City
CouncU acted on the follow-
log agenda Uems:
• THE BLUFFS addition,
approved 2 weeks earlier for
14 housing lmlts, was coo-
firmed at tbat ~r; de-
spite efforts by the developer
to get a new heartog on tbe
previous decis1on.
• CITY BUIXiET .,..._s
tentatively approved, but the
budget hearing was r:.oo-
Unued to the June 23 meet-
log, when employee wage
negotiations might be com-
pleted and employee costs
for tbe fiscal year starting
Jllly 1 may be known.
• REVENUE ordina.oces
were passed, increasing lees
lor real estate development,
certain business permits,
and harbor u.3es.
• BICYCLES wlll stU! be
restricted from all side-
walks, except those that wUJ
be specUiclllly poste.J lor
bike riding, and tbe Council
voted to add other side-
w.a.lks later by resolutloo.
• SANTA ANA RIVER
Greeobelt Commission,
made up of cities a1oog the
river, got a new member
as the CouncU voted 5-2
to appoint a represeotatlve
to tbe Comm!.ssioo on June
23.
• BUS SERVICE, to ruo
continuously along Coast
Hwy., was requested from
tbe orange COUDty TransJ
District.
become part of tbe Balboa
Island llghllng d.lstrlct,
• DOVER-COAST HWY.
tratnc signal changes were
approved, with Urst-phase
changes to include 4 new
electronic traftic controller
designed to improve tn.ntc
now through the intersec-
tloo.
• VACANT PARKING lot
on Mariners Mile, jist west
ot the Arebes, reeommeoded
by the Newport Harbor
Cbamber of Commerce as a
public pa.rlr.lng lot to help
alleviate summer parlr.lng
problems, will be studied
by tile city ott-street park-
log committee.
• MORE JETS at Orange
County airport were pro ..
tested by the CouncU, whicb
decided to write the Airport
Commission protesting
plans to allow prln.te,
quieter ~ts to use the field
after regular jet curfew
hours.
• NE W CENSORSHIP leg·
islatlon, proposed by State
Senator Dennis Carpenter,
got CouncU support. The leg-
tslatloo would establish
state1ride standards for
Judging what Is obsceoe,
• SCHOOL PRJPERTY
owned by the city at Fifth
aDd Marguerite in Corona
"del Mar. which ls scbeduled
for eventual development as
a city senior ciUzeo center,
will be leased to private
loterests ~mtU the city gets
ready to develop the center,
pbert, aecordlltc to wu.oo
Wooctmaa IDd A.uoc., a.rebJ-
tect.l lbr tile plaa.
Tile Ulllled CalUomta
BUlk wtU reblllld at tbecor-
aer ol RinraJde IDd Coast
""'·· &d)lC«<I to the bul'lled sUe.
Tile .... block, to be called
"JlarlDers Mile Square,"
ww -ol24,500 ... ft. rrocmd floor space, wt.tb tbe
upper floor deck ot 11,750 -a. ft. tor offtces and sbops
with froots oo a treiUsed
&Dd landscaped bolrdn.lk.
Estimated eonstntcUoo cost
has beeD placed at $900,000.
Previous tenants wlll oc-
cupy most of the ground
noor space. Ground-break-
ing 1s scbUiled for Sep-
tember, wltb tbegn.ndopeo-
I.Dg date ol Feb. 1, 1976.
INSURANCE FIRM
REcEIVES KUDOS
In recocnttloo of outstlnd-
lng acbienmeot 1D the in-
surance field, Pete Rabbitt
or Ltdo Isle and Tuck Rab-
bitt of Newport Beach,
owners or Rabbitt Insurance
Agency, Costa Mesa, wUI be
guests of tl'le member com-
panies or Farmers losuraoce
Group June 15-18 at tts
Topper Club convention in
Las Vegas.
Pete repeated hts 1973
record by being top OYer-all
producer ln Orange County
tor Farmers Insurance ln
tire, commerc1al and auto
insurance. He was also third
hJgbest producer out of 800
ageots ln the Nevada, Ari-
zona and Southern Callfornla
region.
Tuck, wbo has been u
ageat stnee 1958, has con-
sistently been a hl(b pro-
ducer for rarmers aDd woo
tbe 1974 commercial
masters award for excel-
lence 1D commercial lnsur-
u ce.
• BANK or NE WPORT
was given permission to
build a bank with a drive-
in window at the corner of
Lafayette and 3200 in Can-
nery v.;llage,
Big trees bow to view
• ANNEXATION of a
small area of Spyglass H111s
next to San Joaquin R•!ser -
voir was approved.
• BAY AVE. street Hght-
ing plan lor Balboa was
okayed, and tbe area wW ~~~:;-";!!
~
Dial
546-269~
-' .1'--. . I COfiY CENTEit
DUCKFUT riMS
IIASKS · SMORII:I!LS · FLDA TS
KICK IOAIIDS
SP I! I! DO SWill SUITS
SWill
IARII!LL SETS-
Harbor Vtew Huts rest ..
dents have decided they pre-
fer oceao vlew.s over large
trees, Only 8 or about 150
members of the Harbor VIew
H1lls Community AsSil, sa.id
they don't want the neus
trees along tbelr streets cut
bact to improYeocean views,
accord.lng to presldeot
James Blakemore.
Tbe board of directors,
at the suggestloo of city
parts otftcials, agreed
earlier this year to r.ve
tbe street trees severely
trimmed, lf a sign1tlcant
oumber or residents didn't
object,
••We sent a notice to all
of our members, and
8 re.ponded ""!~~;::~ Blakemore
ADIDAS • _SI'OT IlL T COLDRID ILI!IVII!IIITI • MITTS · GLDVIS . IATTIMGliiLIIITI -· SICATI!OA!ft • WH!!h!.. A:XILI· l'YSI
WIUOM • IIUIILOI'
YDMIX • IAIICIOPT
Tennis ....
nl&:ht's homeowner board
meetinc wUI probably de-
cide to DOtlfY City Hall im-
mediately to cut back all of
tbe trees.
Cal stewart, city parks,
beaebes and recreation di-
rector, said tbe severe trim ..
mtoe wUl make the trees
loot bad for a year, but
tbat they wUI loot tbe same
as DOW, ac~ smaller, in
tuture years.
LEGAL SECREURIES
WILL MEET JUME 18
OnDge County Harbor
Area Legal Secretaries
Assn. YUI meet WedDesday,
June 18, at tbe Holiday 1nn.
31st Bristol, Costa Mesa.
Social boar at 6:30 p.m. wUI
be followed by dtnner at
7 p.m.
Mn. Jobo Wal.lgren, newly
installed president, wtll coo-
duct the meeting and guest
speaker wut be attorney
Colleen M. Cla.lre, dis-
! easstnc on com muotty
property laws.
DR. JOHN KERN N EW
HEART ASSN. HEAD
Dr. JobD C. Kem otDoYer
Sbont, Dft'IJ electedprut.
d..t. u.:.Deed U. ebUp
ol tile ..... ot !be Onap c_, Rout Aao. to tbo
Allluteu Rout Aao., Or·
.... C-C-r, II tile
Ull _.-at tile
-11ot.11, Nnport c-.
SPURLOCK IS V.P.
Tile boon! ot dlteelo•a
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BUDGET AT
S2Q MIUION
A I'«<I'd ~ bOdctt
of $U,tli,OIO, p1u uy &a1
ralaoo •ocotlatod ID comlac
WMkl lor elty tmploJMI,
wu ct•ea ttDtaUteapproftl
lloodly by the Nnport
BMcb City couoeu.
Tbe bud(et ca.l.ls tor DO
cbl.nce In the city property
tu: nte, but antlciiJ&I:81 a
8 per cent )J mp in assessed
n.lues.
Included in the budget,
wllicb wUl covem city apeod-
lns from July 1 unW June
SO of oe:rt y•r, art:
• LIDO ISLE bike and
pedestrtan bridge, to eost
$50,000.
• WEST NEWPORT PARK
along Coe.st Hwy,, at a cost
of $259,000.
• UTTER CONTROL
prognm costtnc $8,000, in·
stead of a much more ex-
pensive prognm originally
proposed.
• PARAMEDIC service,
costing $90,865.
• TRAFFIC engineer as-
sistant to be pald $16,625
to assist Trame Eog1neer
Btu Darnell.
• MARINE SAFETY OF'-
FICER, With a $23,990 sal-
ary, to be added to the Ma-
rine Dept.
Salary negotiations now
under way w1th city em ..
ployees could end in pay
raises that would push the
budget well over $20 mlllion.
City spending fort~ cur-
rent year ending this mooth wm be about $19.8 mlllion,
according to ctty nnance di-
rector George PaJJplls.
That's $800,000 more than
the $18.1 milHon budget ap-
proved last June. Ameod·
ments to the budget during
the year drove up the total
spending.
Biggest spending foe ill
this year's budget talks
proved to be Balboa Island
Councilman Paul Ryckoff. He
argued successfully against
a bigger srnndlllg program
on Iuter control, and was
the loDe oppo1 ... :nt of adding
a marine safety officer, an
assistant tralfic engineer,
the $50,000 Lido Isle bridge,
aDd tbe $259,000 West New ..
port parlr..
Final ontcial approval of
the budget is set for the
June 23 City Council meet-
Ing,
MRS. RENA SOGN OF
C.M. DIES AT AGE 72
Rena Sogn, ?2, of Costa
Mesa, who died June 7 at
Hoa.g hospital, was burled
Tuesday In Pacutc View
memorial parlr., Harbor View
Hills.
Mrs. Sogn, a 12-year local
resident, was a native of
Mtssoart. She ls survived
by her sister, LWia..n Os-
boroe, of Costa Mesa .
Serrices were conducted
at Bell-Broadny ehapel In
Costa Mesa by Chaplaln
James Cottoo.
Cited again
in burglary
A barclarJ IUII*t out OG
b&.U oa cbarres U.t bi broke
lll.to Zweber's Coroaa del
Mar Pbarmacy Jut moatb
was plcted upaplnbypollce
oo Friday and elltrled wltb
breaki.Dc Into tbe ame store
last December,
"We believe be's also re-
spoaslble tor a third bufJ·
J.ary at Zweber's, aod we're
lovestlptln( U.~" Newport
Det. Mike Sullln.o sa.Id yes-
terday.
lo Orange County Jail on
2 charges of burgluy Is
Chris Vincent Fnser, 26,
who gave pollee a Laguna
Beach address, but whose
mother is believed to Uve 1n
Corona del Mar.
According to pollee,
Fraser broke ln through a
roof vent at the drug store
at 3301 E. Coast Hwy. last
December and stole re-
stricte:t drugs. He was t1rst
arrested on May 23 after the
store bad been burglarl..r.ed
the previous night. Pollee
said they found Fraser's
w:..net and ident:t.ncatlon ill
the store.
Dt>tectlve Sullivan Silld a
check of fingerprints tateo
alter the December burglary
led to Fn.ser's re-arrest
tor that brea lr.-tn.
"We think there's a pos ...
siblllty that Fn.ser was In-
volved in a third Zweber's
b;:-eak-ln, plus about 6others
around the coonty durlng the
past 6 months." said Det.
Sullivan.
SPEAKER IS FOUNDER
OF WORLD MINISTRY
Dr. Paula Boyer, fouoder
and ··prUideut · till World '
Ministry. ·.Juteraatloaal. wllJ
spea.t at tbe Jtme 11 meet-
Ina Of tie Orance COUDty
Chapter of-Executives' Sec-
retaries. The meetlog wlll
be held at the Balboa Bay
Club, with no-host cocktails
at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at
7 p.m. Reservations may be
made by calllng Mrs. Peggy
Michel at 99'1-1300,
SWIM PROGRAM TO
START SOON ,U OC
Orange Coast College be ..
giDs itsa.nnualsummer swim
program June 16 In the OCC
pool. ClasseswUlmettUon-
day tbrougb F-J '"'riDe
4 two-weet seuioos, Fees
are $4 per studeD.t per .....
skxl. Toddler cluaes (S
yea."rs old) are priced at $8,
A WARD WINNERS at tbe clos!Dg meettnc of tbe Ta\_~J
Club of Newport Harbor included, left to r\(tlt, ~rs.
Frant Sloper and Mrs. LeoD Rudd, botb lODe time nsi-
dents ol Newport Beacll, who received the cold md.lllcm
keys; and Mrs, Floyd Scott, a charter mtmbtr, wbo
receiYed tbe bJ&hell booor, lbe laclrel award. Mrs.
Scott bU become well krloYD u u artUt ud 111 cur-
ren.Uy H"iD& tbe cblb u art awreciaUoo ebaJ.rmao.
I I I ... Ul fS REPORT I I I
· Unit sales, through the
Multiple Listing Service of
the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors,
totalled 371 in May. ·
3,339 listings were pro-
c~.~~~ . 4~t:~11$,.}!,'1~ ,. !i~t. _ 5
months of : .:9t OJ .of wWu.ch
48% were sold. 7.8%. of, the
sales were _co-Operative!
List your property with a Realtor.
, ..... 11 •·• 1 1 11 I 1 .1 I I I I
• a
souTH consrr
• MUSKETEERS
. St~"l
RACQ(Il!L I'E!L CH
& OLIVPR Rl!.P.D
no
COMPL BTl! SHOWS
7:00 aDd 9:00
..
• ,. .... ,..,
COITAMDA
UWII1
A bOot c:oaa~
tM ...... * .........
... ~ s.eta wtll be •· l1IW ua ......... , ., u..
ST. lOCBAEL'S PUP SCWOOL 1M l•llllry. oo El
Toro Rold. Wtl1 pn1.e IU -.1 IIIUft1 Jau 15 to
ce!erate tbe 15tta 11udnnarJ ol U. ........ Fo~
m&IS at 11 a.m., ptt ~ diDDir1 wW be sened
uDW 8 p.m. Pleturtd lbioft, all Ill to die tM barbecue
pit, an S.. LttbJaac, at 11ft._.,..,.. Ud Mr1. George
La.blai'C of 8ala eo.e., ad .tid I'Utlar, lOll of Col.
aDd Mr1. Gto .... B. Putllr Oflllftor View HWs. There
wUl be ~ ~ taehlcUDc world re-
DOWDICS ctreu.........,...
Dismissll
Former Newport ._eb
butDea nc... -.••t.or
Stao Htnebberc wtiJ 10 .,._
fore tbe ctty Ctnl Serriee
Board Jae zo to plead u
appea~ or b1l c~~a~nUa~ trom
tbecltylld.
slated
CJtJ attorDeJ Deluds o•-
ltttl Nfl&led tbllweet that
till cltJ laa llired b1s for-
m• ......... O.Ykt Baade,
u ~~ In tbe ease.
Mr. Blrabera ts repre-
....a.d bJ a Los Aoceles
law Jlrm wbicb taod.le4 elty
t~ee auoctatloo eases.
clty'l atftclal ble...., ... ,
eommutee.
Lei stetr---. cbatnDaD
ol tbe commta.ee, aJd his
rroGP ll 1ooldDr tor coo-
tnbutort to the book, aDd
for IIJOUC)n to belp de-
tray pablleatloa costa.
"Tbll boot wW be a
pletoJ1al euay ol tbe peo-
ple, places, IDd eYeaU tbat
ban lbapld tbt cttJ," Mr.
StefteDHD ald. ''lt wW be
· a pldl to local Ja.nctmaru,
a ealeadar ofneotl bfeele-
bratloa of tbe btceoteDDia.l,
and pr.Ttously UJIPibUsbed
pbotoe wW be featured.''
Mlcb&el McFaddeo wtll
edit tbe book, and lt will
be proclleed ID cooperatioo
wltb Bard)' Roue pabltea-
ttona.
Companies, 1Ddtvtduals
and orpD.Iutioos which
sponsor tbe boot wttb dona-
tlons of $%00 or more wUl
be credited In tbe boot aod
wW get 100 copies of the
pubUe~:Uon, .accordlDc to Mr.
Steffensen. Tbe boot wlll be
sold to the reoerat publlc
for $2.95 per copy.AUmlted
number of bard-bound, first
edition copies w1ll be avail-
able at $10 each.
Anyone wtshlllc to become
a sponsor or to cootrlbute
information or historical
pbotos m2y call committee
member Marla Morgan at
644-3213.
ANNABELLE QUIGLEY admoatJtlu .A.lfNd Lilt,._ Ill a
ICeDe trom "Blltbt 8ptrtt" at tbe 1...-lbalt.ClD Play-
boule. Tbe comedy, wrttt.D bJ Noel Coftrd. ll dlrec:ted
by PaU Tambelltn1. CartaiD t11H ll 1:10 p.m. Tuoday
throucb Saturday, caaUmiiDC tbroap Juae 21. Lead1Dc
rolu are played by AUa.a JcxaM, MJa1e Cluton and PaU
TambeUlDI. Tickets may be raentd by ea1l1Dg tbe box
offtce at 949-0743 after 1 o.m.
Ten nisi action on 26 courts
Teonl.s buffs lD Newport
Beach wtll Jan Z6 pabUc
cocaru anllable at 6 loca-
tions in tbe etty for opea
play this summer. A lilt
of coo rts and a scbedule
of hours were publtsbed tb1s
weelt by tbe city Parks,
Beaches aDd Recreation
Dept.
The llst shows Z courts
each at Las Areoas park,
Mariners park and the COM
Community Youth Center, 4
at San Joaquln HUls park.
and 8 each at Newport Har-
bor and Corona del Mar
high schools .
Twelve of the courts are
Hghted tor night play. Only
the San Joaquin Hills park
and Community Youth Cen-
ter courts have oo lights •
Lu U... and Mariners
patb bi.Ye colD-aettnted liPb co.t1Dg 25~ per balf
boar. Other JJchted courts
are tree.
Posted rules at each court
cootrol length of use and
player prJortty metbods. At
tbe new San Joaquin HUls
courts ID Harbor View Hllls,
a self-reserntloo system ls
beiag tested, wb.tcb may later
be applied to all clty publlc
courts. Players place their
rackets on a reservation
board. Tlme Umtt 1s one
bour, aDd players change
exactly on tbe boor.
Exact sc~es for each
court are anilable by ca ll-
tog tbe PBR Dept. at 673-
3180 before Jtme 9 and 640-
22'71 after that date.
TYLENOL
100 Tablets.
For the millions who
should not take aspirin. t
Reg. $2.98 .t) i' · .~
WED.·SUII. IIIHTS llelinn"-1:00 P.M.
KMI'i ·
You may not join the Army to get a college education, but it
may end up that way. Mr. lllnellberJ wu tired
last Oetaber from bt.s jOb u a ltoek clerk. Ht llad beeo
cSemoUcl to tllat posWoo a
yar arUer, WbtD tda City
Ball ...,.msors aid be llad
troablt deaiiDc with tbtpub-
Uc &I baiiDNS Ueeut 1U -
t>ent.or.
Monday Dtgbt, tbe ClYU
Semce Bclud ..t tbe Jane
20 btariDc date ud alao
establUbld JUDe 18 II tile date a,r tut~aer ..u .. ,
MUSIC MOBILE
VIII1S SCHOOLS
Tbe IDClllC mobUe, a gayly
decorated ftD complete with
ctoctats, mastcal lDstru-
meall, aucUo-vlsual aids,
ud lteno equtpmeot, las
been makiJ'C ttl debat 1D
loea1 tltiHIIItary ICbools.
College isn't the
only plaCe to continue
)VUreducation.
Last year alone, 90,000 young men and women earned college
credits while serving in the Army. And the Army paid up to 75%
of the tuition.
And now, through the Anny,s newest educational program,
Project Ahead, you can enlist in the Army and start college at the
same time.
Oil Mr. llitletlller'l deme-u.. Lut o.c.mbtr, tM
board recoml'Oftdtd tiiM be
be re-bind u llceue •-pent.or, bat City Muacer :=::.. .. ~-frpledtllaf.
Tbe clefDotiOD aDd tbe dll-
mlsal lie Mill; ..... •
z....,...~
lUttel's.
FILET MfGNON
$3.45 Per
..--Futurina:----.
CHAMPAGNE & STEAK
(FOR 2) S7.95 •=• ...
. •30 te 11:00 P.IIIL
Se• Food-A-Bob • S2.45 Per
Steak-A-Bob • $2.45 Per
209 P•l• A••· (At tlae '-"')
....... , ............. ,.,. ... ct. 675-1774
Wbcce the Elite Meet to Eat!
: .... 11tl0 P.M.· MM
TM ........,.. ol tbe tour
11 ~ ltt:to&lce tbe music
mobOt to ttb:ators and
Phllllumootc IIJili)Orters In <>rue• Coaaty, to attract
a•t.w»nal doceats, and to
p&ot* uantM doceatl with
u adaliD-aervtc:etn.Jn111g
~ • tbat tbly wtll
be --.r ......,..c! to ba.Ddle
t._ ncala.r scbldule next
faD.
T* blue aod white nn
11 cJI8Ipel2 to proride addJ-
Ucal mutcal le&l'll1Dc ex-
.,.,.__ to chlldreo In tbe
tbiH pade. A 30 minute
1.-illoat tbt orcbestra
't.s pn..ted by 2 docents
n-om tbe Women's Com-
mttt.es or tbe Pbllbarmooic
Soc let,.
WORK IS BEGUN AT
MEW CXX..LEGE SITE
Coutnactioo bu btpD in
Orance County for a new
4 year f..DdtpadeDt lDIUtu-
U. or JdPir leanliDIII:Down
&I Cllrllt CoUtee lnme •
GJ"GGIDD)nak1Dc cenmooles
for tbt pllbllc taft bteD
.. ... 4 p.m. t.b1l SaDdly,
J-1.
0. a bWeap US-acre ate
aeu UC lrYtDe, Cbrllt Col-
liP 1m. II belllc ballt
after 10 JIUS ol blteslYe 111 a a _., tM Llltben.D
Clla'ell --Ml.uolrt $pod. . n. .aster pJu IDcbldes
~ ......... lor .... .mat
...oaam.t oU,OOOilwllatl.
8UI eJaY~.tloa wm be a»t-
• --by ttll COMtnctb ot u.. ... ltUDIIJI c.ter
at a eo~~· ot $1J lldlllctl.
Tat ca...-ll apeeted to
.-to fnlh m• atadent1
........ ber.l971.
For more information, see your local Army Representatjve.
You'll find the address in the Yellow Pages under "Recruiting~' Or
callB00-523-5000 toll free. In Pa., call BOO-362-5696.
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Htw:btt f• Fm Wo~. /lwfW.u, n. 1101.
'M oses' mother, Jochebed, wae a
elave. ~ had to work in the
· brickyards or labor in the
ftelda. Bt!fore going to work ahe had
to choose eome hidin• plaee for her
infant child, and she put his sitter
Miriam on guard to watch for the
soldier& of Pharaoh, who were seek-
ing everywhere to murder the Jew-
ish rriale children.
For three months Jochebed kept
him hidden, possibly finding a new
hiding place every few daya_ It ia
hard to imagine anythin&' more diffi-
cult to hide than a healthy, growing
baby. Now that he had grown laraer
and more fuJI of life, a more secure
hiding place had to be found. I can
imagine the mother giving up her
rest and sleep to prepare an ark for
the saving of her child.
I believe the plans must have been
formulated in heaven. God must
have been &8 much interested in that
work as waa the mother of Moses,
for you can't make me believe that
an event so important as that and
so far-reaching in its results ever
happened by luck or chance.
And I can imagine the last night
that baby was in the home. The
house was guarded so carefully that
not a soldier of Pharaoh ever crossed
the threshold. At dawn the mother
must have kisaed her baby good-bye,
placed him in the ark and hid him
among the reeds and rushes and
with an aching h~rt turned' back
again to ~he brickyards to labor,
and to watt to see what God would
do. She had done her prayerful best,
and when you have done that you
can bank on it that God will not
fail you.
Ph_araoh's daughter came down to
the water and discovered the ark
and-" aent one of her maida to fetch
it. The ark was brought, and with
feminine curiosity the daughter of
Pharaoh had to look into it to see
what was there. When they removed
the cover, th~re_lay a strong, healthy ~bl':l \>!>¥. ,~il:lupg op pia heela and
sucRtn&. h'W1 tliufnb. The baby looked
up and began to cry, ahd those tears
blotted out all that was against
the child and gave it a chance for
life.
The tears of that baby were the
jewels with which Israel was ran-
sor_ned from Egyptian bondage. The
pnncess had a woman's heart and
when a woman's heart and a ~by's
tears meet, something happens that
gives t he devil cold feet. Faithful
sister Miriam saw the heart of the
princess reflected in her face. Mi·
riam said to her, "Shall I go and
get one of the Hebrew women to
nurse the child for you?" And the
princess said, "Go."
magazine and ~aid: "One of these
c r~stals, . only as la rge as a pin
pomt, will give a distinguishable
green hue to 16 hogsheads of water."
There is power enough in a word
o~ act to blight a boy, and through
h1m to curse a community. There
is power enough in a word or act
to tincture the life of a child so t hat
it w ill beco me a power to lift the
world to J esus Christ. The mother s
will put in motion'-' influences that
will touch either. belJ.or bef.ven.
Tell me, where did M'oee& R'et his
faith? From his mother. Where did
Moses get his backbone to say, "I
won't be called the son of Pharaoh's
daughter ?" He got it from his
mother. Where did Moses get ti•e
nerve to say, "Excuse me, please,"
to the pleasu res of Egypt? From h is
mother. Moses was learned in all
the wisdom of Egypt, but that didn't
give him a swelled head. When God
wants to throw a world out into
space he is not concerned about it.
The first mile that wo rld takes set-
tles its course for eternity. When
God throws a child out into the
world he is mighty anxious that it
get a right start. You get the boys
and gi rls started right and the devil
will hang crepe on his door, bank
I can see Miriam's little feet and
legs fly as she runs down the hot
dusty. road. Her mother must hav~
seen her coming a mile away, and
she_ ran to meet her, and in a little
~h1le s he had her baby put back
Into her arms and was being paid
Egyptian gold to take care of her
own baby. See how the Lord does
things? Pharaoh's daughter said to
her, "Now you take this child and
nurse it for me, and I will pay you
your wages."
A mother's work is the greatest
in the world. In its far-reaching im-
portance it is transcendently above
everything in the universe -her
task in molding hearU and lives
and shaping character. If you want
to find greatness don't go to the
throne ; go to the cradle. Moses was a
chosen vessel of the Lord and God
Q. Why did God
alay all the flrat·
born Egyptian• when the
Egyptian people had no con-
trol ower Pharaoh'a declalon
not to allow the laraelltea to
leave hla country?
his fires , and hell will be "for rent."
There is a mighty power in a
mother's hand, a mother's kiss, a
mothe r's smile, a mother's song, a
mother's love. There is power in
a mother's truse
God says, "Take this child and
raise it for me." Not for pleasure.
"For me." Not for the world. "For
me." Not for soc iety. "For me." Not
for business. "For me." Not for
politics. ''For me." Not for the sa-
loon. "For me." Not for the brothel.
"For me." Not for infidelity. "For
me." Not to marry someone who
has money and no morals. "For me."
And then what? "I will pay you
your wages.'' Don't be afraid
women. God's bank never breaks:
The cashier doesn't run away with
the money. God pays a good mother
as no one else can pay her. The
mother of Moses is still drawing
pay. J ochebed's name is just as
bright on God's payroll today as it
was on J;>haraoh's, and she will keep
on drawmg pay throughout eternity.
"Take the child and nurse it for
me, and I will pay you your wag98."
If you haven't been doing that, then
get your name on God's payroll. God
pays in joy that is fireproof, famine-
proof and deviJ.proof. .,
. Questions answered
by Gleason L Archer, Jr.
wanted him to get the ritrht kind of A start, so he gave him a good mother.
When one young man I know
. joined a church, the preacher e There is no way
asked him : "What wu it I said for nations to be dealt with
that induced you to be a Chri&tian ?" other than on a collective ba-
oath by repeated actR of per-
jury and to ~et at defiance
the almighty Lord of the un i-
verse, there could be no re-
~ult other than the final
dreadful plague of which
Mose~ had forewarned. By
the terms of this judgment
eve r y first-born mal e
t hroughout Egypt, whether
man or beast, was to lose hill
life, even as all previous nine
plagues had affected the en.
tire population of t he Nile
Valley.
was the way my mother lived." I bound up with the govern-
1.1 :.. o;:.,.o~f~:!:; -IJ' of '-wldJ
lpiCill attenUon ro ,.
mlahtY deodo. 11m M II
· avttable to quott thrJ
rem~rta of a derout Ouiltl&D. tchokr
and writer: "•"'Jhe two lf•t mllllll Whk:h
Jeaaa used tn Ill work. at~d wbkh
created .IIJdl attention and enthualum.
were Ilia Mirada one! flo 1'1-achJoc.
Perbapt Ilia mlndes exdted lht ..-
attentkm. We are roJd how the new. of
t.h'e Rnt one which Ht wrou&flt in
C.pemaum spread Ute wtldnre throuah
the town, and brouaht crowd• about the
houte where He wu; and whlnner He
performed 1 new one of extraordiMI:l.
character. the excitement srew lntC!ftle
-.nd the rumor of It spread on "ery .
hand. When, for tnll:ance, Ht nm cured
leprOIJ, lhe .-mallput fonn of
bodily dioeue in Paleotin<, the
amazement of the people knew no
bounds. It wu the aame when He tint
overcame a caae of poiiHUon; and wben
He railed to life tho widow'• 10n at
Nlin, there eniUed a tort of a:upor of
fear foDowed by ddiahted wonder and
tile talk of thow.nda of torwun. AU
Galilee was for 1 time In motion with
tho crowdina of the diJeued of e-tery
dncrlphon who oould walk or touer to
be ncar flm, and with compania of
anxioua frlench carryina on bcdl and
couches thoae who could not come
themtelvet. The llrtets of the vlllaaes
and towns were lined with the rietims
of disease u HiJ beni&nant fitu.re pused
by .
'The mifllcles of Je.ua. taken altopther,
were of two claaes -thox wroucht on
-man, and those wrou&bt in the sphere of
external nature, IUch as the tUJ1linc of
water into wine, 1dUi.na the tempest,
and multiplying the loaves. The former
were by far the more numerous. They
conrilted chleny of curn of ditcaae 1011
or more maliJRUlt, auch as lameness,
blindn011, deafness, palsy, leprosy, and
so forth. He fJesusJ appears to ha~e
varied very much His mode of actina,
for reatoru which we can acarcely
explain. Sometimes He uled meana, IUch
u 1 touch, or the layjnc of moiJtentd
clay on the part, or orderina the p11ient
to wuh in water. At other times He
healed without 1ny mearu, and
occasion&Uy even at 1 distance. Besides
the~e bodily cures, He dealt with the
dbeues of the mind : These xem to
have been peculiarly prevalent in
f'lllnUne at the time, and to haft
excited the utmott terror. They were
~lined to be accompanied by the
entrance of demons into the poor
lmbecUe or ravina victiml, and thil idc:.
was only too true. The nwt whom Je~~.~s
cured amona the tombs in the country
of the Gadarena wu 1 frtahtful
example of this claJI of d.beue; and the
picture or him littlna at the feet or
!.... clothed anlf in hb rilhl mind,
show. wllll an effect lifo kind, -Ina .
and authoritative pmeoce bad on minds
10 dittracted.
""But the molt extnordioary or the
mirlcla of leau upon mu: were the
ilutaneet in which He rUed the d•d to
life. They were not frequent, but
,.tu..Uy produced "" overwlttlmfnc
impretdon whenner they occuned. lbe
mb-adeo of the oJhe, dul -lhoM on
external nature -were o( the same
lnexpllclble d..tptlon. Some of flo
an• or mmtal d.Mue, 11 ltand.Uie by
them•lYes, nUahJ be KQ)Uftted (or by
the influence of a pOwerful natur• on a
tro.ubled m1nc1 ; and Ia the •nw way
lOme of lfio bodily c:uret mllftt be
accounted for by His Jn.Ouenctn,; tbe
body lhrouah lhe mind. lui ou<h t
miracle u waJkina on the tempea&UCKU
.. .. utterly beyond the reach or
natural explanation" (cf. Jam. Stalktr,
.,.. L/1< of /au Olrln, -and ....
..... 1,!109, pp. 60-62).
Said the young man : "It waa noth-sis. The fortunes of the clti-0
ing that I ever heard you say -it t.e n s of any coun try are
tell you, an ounce of example out-ment that guides their na· e How co u 1 d
weigh& forty million ton& of advice. tional policy. whether that M o 1 e 1 h 1 v 1
What inference may we
draw from tbis? Does the in-
sertion of an obituary in the
final work of any author im·
ply that he was not truly the
author of the main text of
that book? Before me lies a
copy of Roland de Vawr:'s ex.
cellent volume. Arcltaeologv
a11d the Dead Sea Scroll8.
This is a revised English
edition of the Schweich Lec-
tures he delivered at Oxford
in 1959, publiohed by the Ox-
ford Univer&ity Preu in
1973. On PAl" vi ill a brief
foreword 11iped by Kathleen
Kenyon, which opens with
the worda, "It is u.d that
Roland de Vaux did not live
to see the tran&Jation of hia
Schwefeb Lectures appear.'' 1"'lle C.. of tM D m •c
The mother of Moses did more government be a democracy, wrftten the nrat t1we boob of
for· the world than all the king3 of party dictatorship or mon-the Bible when the fifth book,
Egypt had ever done. To teach a archy. A wise and suceesaful DeuteronoMy, report• hla
child to love the truth and hate a lie, government pa.~es on it8 (Moaee') burial In an un-
to love purity and hate vice, i& benefit to aU of its citizenry, known grave?
,rreater than inventln• a flying ma-as when its armed forces de-A
chine that will take JOU to the North feat an invading host on the
Pole, or to the moon. Unconeciou.aly battlefield.
JOU aet In motion inftuencet that will A foolish or wicked arov-• Obviously Moses
eftbtr damn the old unlvene or bleu ernment. like that of King did not write in advance the
It, and brine new world.o out of Aha• in the d.o)'1 of laalah aeeount of hlo own death. m-and tranlfonn them for God. the prophet brinp dl ... ter Tbe 12 VOnM ••-t --~,·tute ,J !mow that II a mother yoor d dl ~-· ll "~ ~~·
This, t~en, Ia a kind of In -Mirk 1:21 -2&,... ...,., -Mel they
obituary notice wbi~h fe ap-went 11tto Clptrft~Qm;. and •nllhtw'IY
ponded to the mala text of .., the llbbath dty he t11tmd loto the
the ,book. Ia other termlnal .,._, 11111 tauihl. And t1ioy -
worko produced by famous ttlo...,. 11 hfl doetrtno: for ho t...,.t
authol'll the obltu..,. a_,. thool · ••·t ~· ho...._ •-• u the laot ebapter In the . ., ---1111 "'''-ooc book. Oft.n that obituary 11 • tloo ..,.,., A11t1 lhon -to ..,.
not olcned. --• maa with • -.. oplrit;
So II fa with Deutero...,, ad • orfod 0111, •" 1M • -;
the ftnal work .Qmpooott h1 -...,. ,.. to do wllh tlooo, ~
M-UDder tho laoplralloD 1-. ol ,...,..., .t ~ -to
of God. IliA ao no roopoMI--..oy oo? I -t1ooo w1oo ._.,. .t
ble atodont of literature tloo -Oooo ot a.. w ~ woald tbfnt of hnpa.IJifDI ,,. W .... ..,.... ~ _. -
the autheDJfdtJ of Dr. tie · ., -,. ot 1J1oL Alltl .._ o.
Vaux'a Yol•-olaplr bo-nf -W 1om ....... .._,
eaa .. of tho obit .. .., Ia--1 '-' -. .. -,. 111 ..._
v.,_ 21-28 or""' Blbll<al ttXI (d.
Luke 4:)1-37) comtHute • po"'ftph
whlch. ....,... Ul an KCOunt of our
Lord'• ftnc appear~~~U u a pracher in
the _.,. al Copomtum l! dty on
the nordlwaltrn tbore, of thi St. of
Galliee), one! tllo oft mllftl)' work He
performed 11 the dole of lit NrmOft.
Both ~... ......,. one! the minlde
produced • profoilod lmpresalott upon
the CTOW<I; and the lmpreulon produced
ill each cue wU the tinpmdoft of
a,lltorlty. At the dote of the -.noa
'they were uton.ilhed.' Mark tella Ul;
Yor He tt"'h• Jhom u htwq •tllorlry,
one! oot u the ...., ... {v. 12, R.V.).
ltbea they •w the demoniac rettored to
telf-poueulon., 'they wer• aU
~ ...... aytoa, What il thil? a new
teeehloa! With •utltorlty He
comrnandeth .-..n the unclean apirits,
tnd they obey IBm' (v. 27, R.V.) ... At
a word from Him 'the unclean spirit,
tea:rina him and crying with a loud
'«)Ice, came oUt of him' (v. 26, R.V.). If
the sermon re\'Uled Him as the
Authoritative Teacher, the miracle
. revealed Him as the Almi6#tty Drlherer.
He hu authority over every evil spirit.
He can break nery ch.t.in of evil. He can
reloue every prboner in Satan's bondage
held.
'11Us il a revelation every whit as
welcome u the former . For m~n il not
limply in the dark, and lonp to see; he
is bound, and wants to be freed . Thia
double upect" of Ouis1'1 authority
euctly meeta our human need. Our two
peat dal.rea II& these: certitude in the
realm of truth , and tklhomznce from the
thraldom of eril. Men erne' to know;
they want certitude; they loft8 to be
sure. And to them Quilt presents
Himself as the Truth, God's Everla.stina
Yea, the 11\SWer to all their questioning.
And they crave to be dr/Wrrwd. And to
them Quill presents Himself 11 One
who hu authority over every unclean
lpirit. Doel a man cry in his bilter
bondaae, 'Who shall deliver me'? We can
llli'Ner with the apostle, 'Thanks be to
Cod, which givt:th . us the victory
throu&h our Lord J~ Cllrist' {1 Cor.
IS :S7)" {<f. 1. D. loneo, "The Gospel
Aocotdifts to St. Mart" In A .Dodlionol
Corn~M~~tary, 19 13 , Vol. I, pp. 35 , 37 .
)8).
T'he Healio.a of Simon's Wife's Mother
ln Mark 1:29-31 we read : "And
forthwith, when they were come out of
the syn~&ogue, they entered into the
house or Simon and Andrew , with
Jamoa and John. But-Smon's wife's
mother lay lick of 1 fever, and anon
they tell hJm of her. And he came and
took her by the hand , and lifted her up;
and Immediately the fever left her, 1nd
the mlniltered unto them .~'
Verte~ 29-3 1 detcribe the healina of
Simon '• wife's mother in the Oty of
Capemauro. See abo Matthew 8:14, IS;
Luke 4 :38, 39 ... Le•vinc the S)'n~~tJ~Ue ,
Jesut went home with Simon Ptter,
tccompl.llied by lames and John . Peter
and Andrew kept hoUte toaethet, and
not only the wife of the former but her
mother at.> t~tal an Inmate of the
dweliint. On their arrival !hey found
thlt the elder woman hid been stricken
by the dqdly malaria to prevalent on
the marthy lhora of the Sa of GaiUee .
The arWous frienda appealed to Jm11,
aftd He approtc:had the couch and
reb'*.S. tile ft'ftl', ""a u He afteTWardl
rebUked the Ytindt aod the WIY'III on the
ttorm-tOIIId Uke, and, pupina the
aafTerer•a hand, railed her up. 1be cure
wu lnltantaneoua and complete. As the
atorm -* to rett at tis word and 1
.... , c:tbn ..-wllhout the fona,
<ollfna -wltldl II -•• to follow the 1Ubtl6dtnc. of a lempeit, m the
at.lll'llllllt of U.e f ......... followed by
no I~ oonnletcenc:e. She arote In run ttr-.ah and .-uned her domeadt
orne... 1..,. abode for the remainder of
thai dty under ,..,.,\ roof. Indeed 11
wouJd -.n that HI Jodted there ever
tft-willie Ho oojoumed ..
CaptrftiWII. 'lbl ••tefuJ inmatet
oo,.tr.--· .,. tloo beatdlctlon of·
Hit pr•ttnce wat theit ample
,._,.,... {cf. Doftd lmilh, .,.. Doyt
of Rb FW, 9th td, 1911, p. 110~
'hit 'S 'utM-.r
.. Mort I::Jl-34 wo nod: "Aocl t1
..-., .._ tM .. dW Mt, they
b..,..td1.eG ............. dRnnf, .............. po•••• wtdt ~ ,AIId • u. ... , -pdimd t en .. it .._ ._,._ Alltl 11o 11oo1ot1
.., ... -*l of ...... d~ Ill, ... ---·-; .. ...,.,.,
wot1t lo oft.n dlacouraginc lt'o try-an au-upon • It& lUI>-DouW'olloiiiJ'Uatoanobitu-1 It' h ble d ft ' to Jeeta reaardleao of penonal aey written by a friend and ~ 1 um • an _, JOU merit. So it wu with Ep-pt contemporary of blo, poooi-
to lulcnlfteanl.. Your "'!"ri~ In )(....,• day Tho conoe-bl1 Joohua, the 110n of Nun.
tean and~ an aU hfddim from quaneeo of the deelalono Joohualo mentioned In U :t . tho world-I bow that. I know, made bJ Pharaoh and hlo Under the JUldance and io-
mothen, lila~ worlr ofttlmee C!ourt were blndlllf 11po11 all ll>lratloll of tile Bob' S,trlt,
-_,. and a -~-·of the people. Thi'OIII'hout' thea., "loobaa ~•lbly a~ -ll'ind-aot the -b'~-·1 r-r·
oorWd "" Dr. x."'':l.:: w ...... -• I I .. doabeo,......_..bo "-' , • • u to 1111 11 •'sssr21 llltM Jllll ._ .. n.r rJ--'ow,
-............. ··=-...,. ~ .......... .
----.,...,. llt;le .. w..,., ..... I -_..... pe~~ded all •PPNI*Iatl ....
-to ..,; '""" it. -wen ftnt Ol'pDIMCI ord of tile c!Uth alld barial Bat "-1 A -.,t a friend oa the tri!W level, ft baa· of hil re........t -· aad
o1 .me ...,...._ 11o had been 110. framed tho oloqomt -~.,... ,_-o::.., ~A~ . Tis• when EDPt'o ldni um with whleb tbe boot
dlddecl to break. hf1 .aoilmQ cloJII: •· . -' ~· '> • I , .. , ''I •
• •
·~ ........ , ., .,_ .......... --· ....... -Mni-l....a.wlafll'fll • .... .. .. 1
..
IDTofthoboOboftho .... VI fA .. _.. =
tatooeb, allli}'lr n tile -.. -=:lla. *' Jn ll<lalld el tha olll~'1 ...... · 1111 ... Ill II • JIA 11 • ...... oiJ)ot• 1 !1$1&. ....... .....a.
•
,, -.. r-t I
'·All..-. .... ~---· ,.. .... o..,..,...,.,_~~y, 0 ...... _,.....,._1
0~ ... ,., ...... ....,!"'
• • rh6;1 ...
J
'
JtOfk!l 10 CRIIftOII
To aJI onebw• ud JD·
till .. ... ... of LcMd.le
WU.., IIIIA-.'--
WU..., u. Mn. a.eu.
I'U: n. ........... .,.. ad.., • tuknpt
oa a ,.. • ._ tlJed bJ w
oa IIU'Cl U. lt'7S, It a.
ol"dend Md DatSee a. btre-
bJ py-.:
JllJ 11, l f75 .. n...t u
tbtlattdaJioraJJDcob-
jletJou to ~ cti.eblqe ot
tbe tuknlpt. IDd tbe lilt dl1
fOr 1IUII a eompl&IDt to
ct ... rmllle the 41ecblrp.
ab.LUty of auy debt purlaiJI&
to s.ctloa 17c(Z)ottbe Buk-
"DtcJ Act.
lA order to blYe b1a elalm
&J.Jowect 10 that be mar lblre
1D lDJ dlltribuUoD from tbe
estate, 1 ered.ltor must rue
a elatm, Wbltbtr or not be
ta IDel.s.d ID tM Uat of
endJtora meet bJ tbe bank-
npt. Claima •htcb an DOt
IUect wttblD 6 IDCIIItU after
Aprtl 11, 1975 wtll DOt be
allowed, UC4Pt u otbenrta
proYicMd bJ Ia•. A claim may ·~ ftled oo u offtelal
form pruc:l1bect for a pf'OOf
of claim to LJDD J. Olllartt,
Bu~ey Jqe, UDltect
statu Dlltrtct Court for tbe
Nortben ot.trietotCaUfor-
Dta, 450 GoldtD Gate AYeaue,
Su Fraocl8co, CA 1D tbe
aeUoo of Louise WU100,
Baukrqpt, No 3-'15-429, s.s.
No. 5U...f8-1599.
Dated: May 12, 19'15.
LYNN J . GILLARD
Bukruptcy Jqe
753193
PubUsh: May 22, 29, Jtme
5, 12, 19'15, in the Newport
Harbor Enstcn.
LIG4&; MOnCI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe foUowtoe persons are
dolnc bus iness as: Raocbo
Murieta MobUe Home vu.
lage Company, 1201 North
Harbor Boulevard, Saota
Ana, CaWomJ.a 92703: R.
Allen Lowe, 5347 Applall
Way, Loog Beach, Califor.
nla 90803; Daniel L. Evans,
109 Mira Adelante, San Cle-
mente, California 92672.
This business is conduct-
ed by a Umited partnership.
Sl(nect: R. Allen Lcrtre,
Daniel L. Evans, General
Partners.
This statement was ftled
with the County Clerk ofOr-
ange Coanty May 1&, 19'15.
Publlsh: May !2, 29, June
5, 12, 19'15, In tbe Ntw"pOrt
Harbor Ensip. FU869
FUe No. 1829 ·
LIGAL MOnca
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tht followt.Qg persons are
dotng business as: VIsion
Quest Art GaUery & Studio,
400 w. Coast Htehway, New-
port Beach 92660: Dorothy
C. GUcrest,l358Sussex Ln.,
Ne1rp0rt Beach 92660: Oaolel
E. Cllcrest,1358Sussex Ln.,
Newport Beach 92660.
Tbls bualness 1s cooduct-
td by a general partnership.
Sipect; Dorothy C. Cllcrest.
This statemiDl 1r11 IUect
•itb tbe Coanty Clerk ofOr-
ance County May 16, 19'15.
Publlab: May 22, 29, Juoe
5, 12, 19'15, Ill the Newport
Harbor Eoslp. F43877
LI!GAL Monel!
SUMMONS
Case Number 167389
MUNICIPAL COURT OF
CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
SANTA CLARA
SAN JOSE-MILPITAS
JUDICIAL omTRICT
ZOO West HedcStJII Street,
San Jose, c alUol"'lta 9511 o
PlaiDWI(a): Wack Tnteks,
Inc., a Del11rtre eorpc ra-
tion.
Defeodant(s): c lltrord
WUUams, Wllllam Russell,
F 1rtt Doe. Seeoad Doe II
Black COD11JU)'.
To tbe DtftDctaot(s): A
elY II compla1Dt bU ~ fUtd
by tbt plaiDtU(s) aplnat
you. U you wtA to cs.food
tilts law.ult. J'OII m11t flle
lD tllJs eoart I wrltttD pl•ct-
lnc lD l'eiiPOD,. to ~com
plalDt (or a wrltteo or oral
pl•diJic. if a Jutice Court)
wlttwl 30 dl,a after Ud.a
Ammooa Ll aened oa yoa.
Otbenra., you cl*llt 1r1U
.,. IDtered 01 IIJPllcatiCII by
tile plaiDW(•) ad .... cout
IUJ tllttra ~etacalut
J011 lor tbe lltOM1 or otber
reUtf ....,....ad 18 tbl cona-
plat.Dt. u ,. ..... to ... tbt
adYke of u 1fto1MJ lD tlllt
...., ,.,. .. ld do .0 ~-tliat,aTJ*ad•
.... tl UJ, ., be ftW ......
DUid: ... 17, lf7 ..
1.1. ,..:aa..ca.n.
BJIIII*I.*•'•a.
.; .. ;:,· c-...... LW.-
-.M¥1& .,." .....................
Ca Mill. iii ...... .
811(1)., A 2 at .'?? ......... ....
~·=-: ... ......
LIGAL MOTICI .
FICTITIOUS BUsnttss
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followtac per800.1 are
ctotD& boltDusu: Tbe Haod-
craftera, 9612 HamlltGD,
IC -2, Huottngt.oo Bell. Calli,
9Ze.te: Br1an F. o•ilean,
KSZ Ha.mUtoo, fC .2, HIIDt-t.actoo Bch.._ CalU. 92646;
Sberyl D. -O'Meara. 9aZ
Hamlltca. fC.Z, RUDttDgtoo
Bcb., Calli. 92646.
Tbls bustDess 1s eoodacted
bJ a geoeral putnersblp.
Slpect: Bria.D o•Wet.ra.
Tbls statemeat ftl rued
•Ltb the County Clerk ofOr-
ange COUDty oo May 2'7, 19'15,
Publish: May 29, June 5,
12, 19, 1975, 1n tbe Newport
Harbor Enslgn. F -44184
LIGAL MOT1CI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following persoos are
doing business as: Trl Coun-
ty Trenclllng, 17!'-4 E. Bor-
chard, Santa Ana, Ca. 92'705:
George Tant SmUh, 3017
Country Lo., Visalia, Ca.
93277; Matthew Jay Kroooa,
24602 O.erlake, El Toro,
CaUl. 92630.
This business 1s cooduct-
ect by an unincorporated u-
soclatlon other than a part-
nersb.lp.
Signed: George T. Smith.
Tbls statement was tued
with the County Clerk ofOr-
a.nge County May 14, 1975.
Publish: May 22, 29, June
5, 12, 19'75, Ill the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F43787
LIG4L MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persoo ls
doing business as: Rosty's,
2466 E. FeDder Ave., Ful-
lerton: LaVonne A. )l(c.
Culloqgb, 8556 Daleo,
Dow .. y. Ca. 90242.
Thil business is cooducted
by an lndlvldual.
Signed: LaVonne A. Mc-
Cullough.
This statement was rued
with the County Cle:-lt otOr-
ange County Ma\ 2, J 975.
3335(1
Publlsb: May 29, June 5, 12,
19, 1975, In the Newport
Harbor Eoslgn. F -43446
LIG4L MOnel
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persoo ts
dotnc business as: Carriage
Saddlery, 145 E. l8tb St.,
Costa Mua, Cal. 9262'1: Ray
C. MUton, 890 w. 15tb St.,
Newport Beacb, CaW. 92660.
This business is oooduct.
ed by an lAdJvtcMl.
Signed: Ray C. MUtoo.
Tills statemeot ns tued
wlth t~ County Clerk ofOr-
aoce County June 2, 19'15.
Publish; June 5, 12, 19,
26, 1975, In t~ Newport
Karbor Ensign. F44350
LdALMOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE WENT
The followlnc pereons are
dolnc busloess IS: Best Car-
pet Barplns, 600 H. MaiD
St., Santa Ana, CaW. 92'101:
Rose L. EmerUnc, 2348 Port
Duroess, N"J)Ort BeA-ch.
Cal. 92660; Thomas P.
Emtrl1Dg, 1348 Port Du-
oeu, Ne-wport Belch, Cal.,
92660.
Tbls ~IDessts coodUc:tect
by a geoeraJ partnersblp.
Slped! ROM L. Emerl.llc.
Tills statement wu fUed
•ltb tbe County Clert ol
OftlliP Coaot)' May 19,19'75.
Mllab: JUDe 5, 11, 19,
If, lt'75, ID tbl Newport
Hutor Eulp. F4U$!
L;IGAL M01tCI
ROBERT H. PYU IIU
jollied Lq1ma Federal Say.
tDc• Ud Lau Aul. u MGJor ucrow omeer, Mia
Lorna WW1, prestctent, an-
oouoeea. Wr. Pyte, wbo .w
ba'ft h1s blldQIIIrt.rs at the
Lacaa Btacb bome olftee,
wu •lth But of America
from 1950 to 19&3 IDd wttb
World Sutocs u eertUled
sea.Jor eacrow omeer, 1965
to 19'15. Rta boU>tes tnelocte rat.tnc IDd 1bow1J1c sCaodard
pooctle1 and orchlct growing.
LIGM.MO'nCI
FICTlTIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowtuc persoo Is
ctot.ag business as: Pacltlc
Property Care, 15700 Irene
Way, Westminster, Cali-
fornia 92683: Tony Nlllle.z,
·15'100 lreoe Way, West-
minster, California 9Z683.
Tills bur.iness Is conducted
by an lncuvlal.
Sl(ned: Tooy Nunez.
This atatemeot 1r1s tued
with tbe County Clerk otOr-
aoge COWlty May 8, 19'15.
Attorney of Bank or Acent:
Charles G. Ewald, 11363
Santa Monica BlYd., Los
Angeles, Caillomia 90025,
(Z13) 477 .5534.
33678
Publish; May 29, June 5, 1Z,
19, 19'15, 1.n the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F43639
LIGAL MOnel
33111
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The toUowl.og person ts
doing business as: R. Brooks
' Associates, 174e1 Irvine
BlYct.. Tu.sttn, CalUonia.
92680: Roger Raymoad
Brooks, 9272 Parliament
Ave., Westminster, Califor-
nl.a 92683.
Ttlts business ls cooduct-
td by an lndlvidual,
Sigoect: Racer Brooks.
This ltatm110t wu Wed
•ltb tbe County Clerk otOr-
aoge County May 1, 19'15.
Publish: May 22, 29, June
5. 12, 19'75, Ill the Newport
Hatbor Ensign. F 43406
LIGAL MOnel
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The follo'lftnc persons a~
doing bustness as: Cruls1Dg
OUtfitters, 2602 Newport
Blvd., Newport Beacb, Ca.
9266~ Dwight Helreodt, Z602
Newport, Newport Be h., Cal-
U. 92660; Jobn F. Bowman,
ta59 CU.tl Dr., Lacuna
Be~cb, Ca. 9Z651. ·
Tills business 1.s cooduct-
ed bJ a ceoeral partnership.
Slgned: Jobll F. Bo1rm.a.n..
This statement ns ftlect
•Lth tbe County Clerk ofOr-
~qe County May 16, 19'15.
Pobltsb: May zt, Z9, June
5, 12, 1975, In tbe Newport
Harbor EnsJcn. F438'7t
LIGAL HOT1C:~
33115
F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS .
NAME STATEMENT
The foUo•lnc penon is
dotna business as: Mr ' Ws
H~ir Affair, 134 Ma1n st.,
Seal Beach, Calli. 90740:
Priscilla June Luoctcren, 22'7
13th St ., Seal BM~b. Calif.
90740.
This business 1.s cooctQct.
ect by aJI tndJYidUal. Slpecl:
PrlseUll June LuDctcrea..
Tbla statemeat ,.. lUed
•lth the County CJtr' otOr-
aqe County ~r. SO, 1f7S.
Publiart May 22, 19, Jme
5, 1!, 1975, 1n tbe Nnport
HIJt)or Ena,n. F4UM
Llc.AL MCmCI .
; r , -' · 0 I t • ( · t' 1 '. • 1 1 r ~ (J II L L u ( J 1 :
IE.WO«f .......
PWUIMED 1-PMEJ
• UTUDAY.t..!AY 14 A pair ., ~ ._...lin
....... frola • c:Jiy au..
'I'Ud jltf' ...,_. at IIOl a.,..._ c.. .w Mar, W•-• p.m. MaJ a ud 10 ..... ..., u ... WU1iaiD •u.. ......,,, .. •.
Cout BWJ ., lfa.rtDen Milt•
wu c:larpd db bGt ID-
tolk::&W ID pllbUc at Wub-
.... Ud E. Oetu Proet,
Balboa. at 11:40 p.m ••••
Abold $155 worth ot potted
plaata nr. Jtol• bom 1D
froat of l.oiiUe Kemp'• bomt
at 215 Pearl, Balboa laJaDd.
betlrMD 8 p.m. Way S IDd
8 a.m. Way 14 • • • While
Mlebol&s Mastrocola left
hb $150 t.Jeseope In tbe
trout Jlrd ot bJs bOrne at
726 Bl.eoo, Eut Btutr, from
9: SO to 9:45p.m., alter 'flew-
Inc tM lllDU ecUpse, .ome-
ooe stole the teletleope.
• SUNDAY, WAY 25
W Ultam BI'O'Inl. Z03 E.
Bay Front. a.Iboa IslaDd,
reported tbat I $500 SI!Jp-
to-sbore ractJo ft.l stolen
from bls boat at b1s prt~te
L!GAL Monee
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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe foUowtDg persoo ls
doing business u: Rocer's
Realty, 2737 East Coast
Hlgbway, Corooa del Mar
92625: Charles Nell Mc-
Kinooo, 432-1/2 Goldenrod
Ave., Corona del War Ca.
92625.
This business Is eooducted
by an 1Dd1 rtctual.
Signed: Charles Nell Mc-
Klnoon.
This statement was filed
•ttb tbe COUDty Clerk QfOr.
ange County June 6, 19'15.
Publlsb: June 12, 19, 26,
July 3, 19'15, In tbe Newport
Harbor Eo..stgn. F -44534
LEGAL NOnCE
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foJlowtng persoo is
doina business as: (1) Or.
ange County FalrSwapMeet,
(2) Or:lDge County Snp
Meet, 88 Fair Drlve, Costa
Mesa, Calif. 92626: Tel Ptltl
Enterprises, IDe. (Call-
·tomia -State of Incorpora-
tion), 1670 Santa Ana AYe.,
Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627.
This business ls cooducted
by a corporation.
Corporat.loo Name: Tel
Phil Enterprises, Inc.,
Tbomas 0 . Pbllllps. Pres.
Thls state ... eot was rued
with the County Clert of Or.
aace CouDty June 5, 19'15.
Publlsh: June 12, 19, 26,
July 3, 19'15. Ill tbe Newport
Harbor EnsJgn. F -44488
LEGAL NOTIC-E --NOTICE OF SALE
To creditors of Cyrano
Newport, Ltd., transferor:
Please take Notice that
you and each of yoo are,
pursuant to Sectloo 6105 and
6107 of tbe Uniform Com.
merclal Code, HEREBY NO-
TIFIED as follows:
1. The Transferor, Cy.
rano Newport, Ltd., ls about
to transfer to the under-
signed Slrous Modtrlll Jam-
shid K. Kosselnz.adeh,
Transferee, In bulk. all or
a substantial part of the
materials, SUJ1Pl1es, mer-
cba_Ddis., equipment, ftx.
tures and other Inventor y
of the said transferor now
located at 600 D Newport
Center Drive, Newport
Bnch, California.
2. Tile names and busi-
ness address.s at this tlmt-
of the transferor and the
tranaferH are:
TRANSFEROR: Cyrano
Newport, Ltd., 600 D New.
port Ceoter Drive, New .
port Beach, California.
TRANSFEREE: Slrous
Wod1rl, 1314 Hemlock Way,
Suta Ana. Cal.tfornia 90274;
Jamshid It Hosseln.Udeh.
34165 Daoa Stn.od Road,
DaDa Point. Call.fornla.
All otber busbts.s names
t.Dd actdreaes used by t~
t.rauterol' wt.WD the t~
,.,. lut put. so far a.s
Dowa to U. tn.uferee, are
u follows: Holle other thln
Cyl'UO'a.
•• Tbe loc:at.loll and ltD·
tral dlscrq,noa ol ~be prop-
erty to bt tnuftrred ls:
A Rtllturaat-DinMr Houu
loc:at4ld at &00 0 N...-port c-.r Drf'ft, N"IJOrt a.e-. Cal.li:)naJL
4. 1M blllt truster Is to
bt CCIUI1DIDI-*1 at tbt of-
fie• 01 ~ Stat. Ea •
c:rcw, llle. loeaad at ColdtD
StMt 18Cift, IDe... »55 Via
lJI1D, "-"Port S.~b. Calt-
lllnll..•ordlrl.-11, tm .... ..-.... .,_
.. ,.,..._ 11J ABC of 1M
~ t1 .._ U..Or U-
o-. • .. .... (IIIII'-
r 1 rttn ee IIUp bltw .. Mar
U llld May " • , • A lt'70 ~ UtD WU Ito&. ,_ abe .....,. at Damoa
a.s.r .. •• ~.. 1511 lutJaco, no.u horee, be-
t. .. I p.m. a.Dd t:SO p.m~, aa.r tbt ktr ,.. reporttctlJ
left lD u . . . RooaJd Eaceoe
O.Duan'a, !8, ot 109 Palm,
BaJboe.. wu arreRect at WalD
ud Balboa BJYd., Balboa,
at ll:fO p.m. IDct cbarced
•Ub realdmttal burclary •••
Le .. tt St.w, 30. 'll 1560
Plletntla, West Side, waa
ct.rced wlth beLDc lntol.l-
eated tn pubUc at 7:45 p.m.
~t 4507 W. Coast Hwy ., West
Newport.
• WONDAY, MAY 26
DanJeJ Jonathan Clar~. 21,
ol tbe Plne Knot Mottl on
Coast H•y., ns ctarced
•Ub publlc lntoucatloo at
4:30 p.m. at the base of
Newport Pier ••• MicbaeJ
Dennis O'Salllvan, zo, ot710 w. 18th, Costa Mesa, ..,.,
charged wUh bel.ng lntoxi·
cated lo pubUc at 23rd and
W. Ocean Froot, Central
Newport, at 5 p.m •••• Two
bicycles, valued at S410,
were stolen from the un-
locked garage at tbe homeot
Mrs. Charle$ Froellcb, 224
Via Ithaca, Llt1o Isle, some.
tlme between 3 p.m. May
26 and 4:30 p.m. May 28.
• TUESDAY, MAY 27
A $75 adding machine was
stolen from Gregory Alan
Cooksley•s car wbUe lt 'ftS
parked lo tbe alley bell1nd
his home at 218-1/2 34tb,
West Newport, from 10:30
p.m. May 2'1 until 8:30 a.m.
May 28 • • . A lifeguard
buoy, first a ld ldt, warn1ng
flags and ~ poles, valued
at $57, were stolen from
the lUeguard t01rer at 56th
St. and W. Ocean Front,
west Newport, alter somf!-
ooe broke in the door some-
time between 5 p.m. May 27
and 10:14 a.m. May 28 •••
A tape deck and a radio
control for a m0i1••1 plane,
valued :\t $225, wert-stolen
from WUUam Alan SUnl.ng's
car v•hlle It was parked lo
tte alley behind hls home
at 112-1/2 34th st. West
Newport, from Ill p.m. May
27 until 1 a.m. May 28.
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 28
Joyce Lynn Mortensen, 37,
of 2124 Highland, Harbor
Highlands, was char~ect with
shoplifting at 4 p.m. at
FastUon Island ••• Cor.
oelius Michael Lynch, 59,
of 204 Adams, Balboa, was
charged with lwlng lntoxi·
cated In public at 11 :30 p.m.
!lt 500 E Balboa Blvd., Bal.
boa • • • Thr~ men drove
up to the back of Brown':.
SheJJ station, Coas1 Hwy.
and Jamboree, at 11 p.m.,
and whlle the attendant
thought they werP uslng the
r est room, stole 4 new auto
tires, valued at $120, anrl
drove away with the tires
In the open trunk of the ir
<'ar; attendant Gordon Nel-
son, who spotted them leav.
log, gave chase 1n his car
on Coast Hwy. UDIU the sus-
pects' car ns lost In traffic
at the bay brl~e.
• THURSDAY, MAY 29
Rlchud Oelro\· Gardne r,
49. of 963 Jun.lpero, Costa
Mesa, was charged •tth
drtvtnc under the lolluence
of al<'ohol at 10:45 p.m. at
Fashion Island, folJowlng a
minor trarn c co111sion th('re
• • . While Doo Albrecht's
cu was parked near his
borne at 840 lrvl.nt', Oakwood
apartments, rrom 8p.m. Ma}·
29 until 7:30 a.m. May 30,
someont' stole a St50 radlo
from the car • • • John
Geiger, 16!0 Galaxy, Dover
Shores, reported that tennis
equipment ~nd eyeglasses.
valued at S374, were stolen
from his c-ar •bllto u was
1n tbe Balboa BarCiubpark-
lng Jot from 6 p.m. untU
8:-tS p.m. · ••. Somtooe •ho
may htvt used 1 uy to get
In tbt lslaad BUte Sbop, 130
Apte, Balboa lsland, stole
a ne• $300 bicycle bKwH'n
4:30 p.m. May 28 and 11
a.m. Way 29 • . • Someonto
stole 2 statues, walutd ac
Sl02, rrom a ctlll)lay rack
at Bagr'slDtematbDI sbop,
2043 Westcltlf Dr., Mer
WelltclltJ, betW'etft tO a.m.
and S p.m.
LIGAL MDtiCI
FJCTrrtOUS BUSINESS
NAIIE STATEiaMT
Tt. toliGwtll .,.,_ 1s
doliiC t.cc-u: JIJD Mar-
lDo ......... lJOOWnt Pa-
clftc Coalt IIJ&tlwilJ. ""-port ~ CaUI:Iftta: s.
.lam• JiiU'tiiiD. dOO W. ,._
cUk c..& a..,.. 1fwPOrt
S.e' CaUiiniL na. ~ *•• Ia e• .. c1-
td bf .. lldvlt 1 J.llpld: .. ,..... ....... ,..... ., .........
.... c.., Cleft of Or-
.... c., ... , ,, '""· .. ,...., ...... ..
I, U. tm, • tM Jtc.,.n
RuWh ns rorn ru.-.u• .
• FRIDAY, MAY.
eutt.. em. y~ 41,
ol 1199 Wll.tace, eo.ta ......
wu da,...S wttalpllbll<: ta-
to»cadoa II f p.m. all110
Hwpon BIN. Cllltral•ew-
port ••• Wa.brSCCitt BJddle.
41, ol Ml ..... BoDlta, tbt
Blafb, wu cJarpd .Ub
dll'fUC .ade1' tht IIIODIDCt ot alcobol aJ 11:20 a_.m. on
Ford Rd. DIU MaeArttwr,
BJc CIAJOD • • • A cassette
player ftlJied at t180 was
stoleo from 8artan Bern-
la.D't ear •title ttn.sparked
near her bome at 6404-1/2
W. Oceu frool, West Ne•-
poJt, frOm 8:15 p.m. May
30 atfl 8 a .m. May 31 •••
Cbrls Gomez reported 2
gulta.r amplttyq heads,
Yabled at $1,400, stolen from
tbe prace of b1a reald~n<'t'
at Z09 Fern, Nf'WP011 Shores,
bet1reeo 4 a.m. May 25 and
4 p,m. May SO.
• SATURD.\Y, MAY 31
JobD Barclay Ba.sabe, 32,
ot 213 SSrd, West Newport,
was cblJ'Ied 1ritb driving
uDder tbe lntlueoce of at-
cobol at 12:50 a.m. at Or-
ange and Coast Hwy., West
Newport • • • Robert Paul
Carr, 27, of 117.1/2 E. Bal.
boa BlYd .. Balboe, was ar-
rested at his home at 2: 10
p.m. on nrrants charging
him ritb faUure to appear
l.n court oo 2 outstanding
trafftc warrants and' a park·
lng nrrant • • • Stanle}·
Merida Bro•n, 54, or 424
Vista Suerte, the Bluffs, was
charged •Lth drlvq under
the lnOueoce of alcohol at
12:10 a.m. at Promontory
Point a.od Coast Hwy. • • .
Dooa.ld Vito Colocci, 32, or
210 Fem, Newport Shores,
ns charged with being in-
toxicated Ill public at 1:30
a.m. ~l.nd 208 Orange,
Newport Sho~s ••. Joseph
Salvatore Marino, 49, and
Cheryl Aml Marino, 30, were
arrested at 7:30p.m. at their
residence at 214 Highland,
Newport Shores, aod charged
wlth possesslooot marljuana
••• A burglar got 1n throu~h
a sliding door and took a
mint silver ~nKot collection
valued at $3,500 l.Dd a S450
camera from the bomt' of
Howard Mongold :.~t Z007
Wl.nd'tr2rd, Baycrest, ~
tvoeen 5 p.m. May 31 and
12:15 a.m. Juoe 1.
AIRMAN Dlvtd M. Jacobs,
son of Mrs. Jean F. Jacobs
of Costa Mesa, bas beea se-
lected tor techolcal tnlnlng
1.n the U.S. Air Force com-
munlcatJoos electronics
systems field at K~sler
AFB, Miss. The airman, wh'
rec.-ently completed baslr
tralning at Lack.land AFB,
TeDs, is a 1974 ~~:raduate
of Western High School , L.ls
Vegas, Nevada.
JOHN PENNIMAN IS t«»l A SPEC 5
Jobo w. P.aatma11., .., ..,.elal.t.lt tJYe WIIIOt .. ,._ ~
of Mrs. WarUya D. Han.,.,, u a ltpJ dtn ,. tM
ll5J Wl.lblactoa., Costa 8lalt M1tntwlore BMMI ..
..._, wupromotedtoArmy at ai"*Ja. Ger-..,.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
1 CLiflfl bl., M~WPORT IIACH -6~2·740
OR. f. KIMTOM IISMORI
PASTOR
IUMDAY SCHOOL ••••• f1JI A.M.. .I.LIITUDY ,,. , ...... ...
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Veterans' Memorial Bldg.
565 W Hlth , Costa Mesa
REV. TOM TYREE. Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES·
10 30 AM & 7 OOP.M
Sunday School.
.JJI ages. Q· 30
HOMI:: BIBLE ClASSES
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Corona d~ Mar. uiif.
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Christion Science
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3303 Via Lido
NC'wpon 8ca_ch
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9 & 10:30 a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICES
9 & lO:SO a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8 p.m.
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WC'C'k days: 9 a.m.· 5 p.m.
Wt"dnu<iay:9 a.m.-7:•5 p.m
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3 JOO Pae1ftc View Or.
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Mon.-fri.: 10 a.m . to 5 p.m
Saoday afteroooD: I to 3
Sat.: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You arc cordially invned
to at tt'nd Church ServiGU
;md to uw Rudin Room.
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PRAYER AND BIBLE STUOY: 7:30P.M. MDNUOAY
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PHONE : 642-8762
Plymouth Congregattonal Church
A Frt't' and lndep~ndet~t Cnngregotimuzl Chnstuzn Oeurt'h
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Sunday Serv~ee 10 00 a.m.
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TARS STATE MEET
Lod II!' O.fld -~·o Newport Mid _. llopoo
.aecealla.l d.,., <4 b18 · of 'W'IImiDc tbl *'-team
-... IIIIo, Nnport IIIII, bot Doc1J ~ al Hutror'o 11o11on ,,_ Ello prom 1o bo a1mo1t
led tD t.a.m ~ttlon lD a oae.-man t-.m.Coc:9trwu
Sa-1'• *'' IIICb ocltOOI -Ia till 110 IIIP-t.n.et IDd fteld cll&mplml-"-l'd..lM. •• tht UO loW
•• Ia s.. Dttco. £111 ~ -......... 1111 bqb ot JUcb.mood wu nr.t. team 1 mUe rll.IJ .,.ad ud
Brlu Tberlot.., rro<OIId outru Tborlotlatbollllalllf
lD the 440 &Dd tbt relay of that ..... Ott~tr mtmberl
t•m flpt...!ct t6d IDtbtmUe of MIIW'pOJ't'lmlllnlaJttun
relay. Newport bad 14 team ••n st... Foley, Bryut
polllta to zz ror Ella, HumlDil aod Via MulroJ.
Estuela'a 'Kaa CODDIIr Mulroy, ruDiliDC tbe 3rd lee,
was Stb m tbe hicll JumP broucht tbe Tars from 5th
compotlllal, wllh a e.e loop. to Ind.
BrtaD Jlanaker o1 Corona K11rruch, who WOD tbe
-All Stars
to tangle
The North w\11 shoot U
out wtth the SouthttlisSatur·
day night, June 14, at Or -
ange Coast College in the
lOth renewal of the Orange
Coonty high school star
I.Jasketball classic.
RUSSIAN VISITORS who toured l"lne Co. boaslD( de-
nlopments last week were, from left, Moscow re~artb
architect Yevceny Kutyrev, Tol'yattl maror' Borl!l
Kashuntn. Lenlngnd chief architect Gennadln Bal*.lloY,
and eMef Moscow boUdiog lnsUtute architect Leonid
Vavaldn. They are tourinc America's "new vtllqts,"
after a similar trip to Russia last year by Amerlean
plaMers. (Ensip pboto.)
del Mar taJltd to place 1n state •botpUt crowo la.t yur
tbe t-mUe, which was won w!Mio be atteDded Sa..Ua A-.
by Erte Hulst or l...q1&DI hiP, bad a tou ot 65-i-1/2
Beach 1n a ltate record Ume to wiD by a half loeb over
of, ..... 9 cbaUencer Diln Laut of
·-· ' Santa Clara.
Gals win tennis awards
The HW and Harbor trophy. RuDDers-up were
Mt-a Verde. Old Ra.och and
Newport BMch Tennis Club.
.SHE'S THE ARCHITECT!
lbrloo Knott ADCieraon of
Btc Cuyoo Is the lady who
dreamtcS up the oew ·•Roar~
1Dc ZO'a" MCtloo ol Knott's
8erl'J' Farm part_ which
opeoed last weell:..eod at the
f:lmoua amusement center.
E••rJtblnc from loop-to-
loop roller coaster rides to
bid Ume vaudeYtlle ls ln-
dLided 1.11 the new sectloo.
Mts. Andera~D (who fts
bon oo Koott's Berry Farm
1D Bueoa Park) Is credited
wltb utabllsbt.Di this corner
of nostalc1a )l&t as her
fatber ortglnalty bullt the
old chost town in memory
of earller America.
Reds tour N.B. Ladles Tennis League, the
largest womeo's tewU.s
league 1D the world, pre-
sented trophies to Ita 1974-
?5 winners June 10 at Its
fifth anoual awards ltmcheoo
at the Sheraton Newport.
MlssiOD Vie)l 'WOO first
place lD the c Division wttn
95 points. acoolldlor to Cap-
tain Patsy McChare of Lido
Isle, 1f!lose home team came
1n second with 93, Close
on their heels were Tutt.o
Hms •Uh 90 --followed by
Balboa Bay Club and NBTC.
The contest Is sponsorM
by the Costa Mesa Kiwanis
Club and h•atures the top
~:raduattng seniors In thE'
county. Tip-off Is set tor
8 p.m. and tlcket s areprlced
at $2. The proceeds go t •
ward Kiwanis you th work
and athleti': scholarships.
Boh VanVoorhis' No rth
squad wilt be Kunnin~ for
its second win In a row In
t he series. The Yankees
blitzed the Rebs In last
year's fracas 102-83. The
South leads the series 6-3,
The South roster inc lurtes
Chr is Ba ker and Pa ul Ander-
son of Corona del Mar anr1
Keith Josephson, Costa
Mesa.
Russia Is ready to build
some better homes for Us
people, and the communists
picked up some valuable
pointers ln Newport Beach,
according to the spokesman
for a team of Russlan plan-
ners who visited here last
week,
The 4-man team toured
t he Irvine Company's hold-
inl'!s and seemed most Im-
pressed by hOw the company
has dredged marshlands,
plar'erl h(!mes on terraces,
and blended architecture
with nat ural surroundings.
In Russia, they said, plan-
ners run mto more opposi-
tion from people tr}·ing to
protect hi storic bui\rh nii:S
than from thOse who want to
preserve undeveloped areas.
The team wa s here as
for Long Term Storage
Call us for a free demonstration.
or come in and sample .. .it's delicious!
Get
I DEALERS WANTED I
Beautiful Kerosene lamps
Corr~e•rt to electricity in seconds
Carnation • ot.llo
ALBACORE
~~~,';·o-s1rs • . ' ' .u •••
"' ,~"'
101-'D 0 oCIC f D OM ........ ••TOO ' •or-. ..
Wheat Grinders and Mixers
Let us teach you how to use wheat
to save money.
' ' ;
part or a nationwide tour of
America's "new villages."
The tour follows a similar
tour of Russia by Ameri-
cans. The federal Housing
and Urban Development
(HUD) Dept, is coordinating
the tours.
Here last week were G. N.
BuldalcoY, chief of architec-
tural admlnistnllon lor the
cily of Leningrad; Boris
Kashuntn, mayor or the city
of 'l'ol'yattl; Yevgeny
Ku tyrev, central research
arc hitect of Moscow's ctry
building institute, and Leonid
VankJn, tf)e Institute's chief
architect. They were ac-
compuled by HUD oNlclal
Jack Underhill and U. S.
State Dept. interpreter.
At a news conference fri-
day afternoon in Irvine Co.
corporate headqua rters in
Newport Center, the visitors
made these polnts about their
visit:
Linda Cushing, director
of the Tennis College at
Newport B~ch Tennis Club,
returned as guest speaker
-· givingtips fromhertennls
curriculum on playing to wto .
Lln·:t1, t.he flrst woman in
Southern CalUornJa to re-
ceive a tennis scholarship,
played on the men's and wo-
men's tennis teams at
Pepperdlne University,
A Una list in the women's
doobles in the re:-ent Adop-
tion G•Jild tournament, Linda
shared the L'IOdium with one
of her mixed doubles part.
oers, Ge.Jrge M.:'1cCall,
forme r Duis Cup captain
and World Team tennis com-
mlssioaer. .
B Division Captai.n Bonnie
B;!:nard of B::tlboa Penin-
sula Point announced th ; t the
Bwboa Bay club RJ.cqJ~t
Club won the first p:a:e
trophy with 101 o:Jt of a
p~ssible 120 points, while
Mission V:.ejo, only Z points
behi l•J, to-.Jk th '3 s!!:oora·t ~l.a.ce
D C ~•airman Betty Holden
of Mesa VerdedeclaredTI.Is-
Un HHis winner ln both dl-
vtslons-with D "HUI" sec-
oM-place trophy golnl to
Turtle Rock. Tllree A~ch
Bay and VUJ.age Park tied
for third w~illeSutlagoCan
yon and BBCRC trailed close
behind.
La.gan1 Niguel Tennis Club
won second place In the D
"Harbor" Dtvlsloo.
Dian~! Adan.s, ootgolng
to'Jrnament director of the
league, expressed apprecla-
tlo~ to ~he outgotng board:
Carole Kendall of BBCRC,
assistant toomey director;
Co!IH:n King of Suony HUls,
secretar y; Jonl Jo!\nston of
NBTC, treasurer; Ollie H:tl
of Lido Isle, luoch!OOchair-
man; and Johnnie Col'l of
Ne·.v;..o':"l Harbor R1c~uet
Club, publicity and htstorl.an.
MURRAY IS CAPTAIN
OF OCC GOLF TEAM
· Sopbomore Steve Murray
woo team captain and • · Pl-
nte of the yar" hOnors
at Orange Coast College's
annual golf banquet. Steve,
a graduate of Costa Mesa
High, was the number one
golfer for the Plntes this
season. other lettermen, all
freshmen, are JoM Burris
and Rob Kell, Newport
Beach; Randy Stinson, Co-
sb. Mesa; Tom Summers
and Roo frumldn, fountain
Valley,
ERIC HEIMPEL OF CM
IS SAILING CAPTAIN
freshman Bruce Ayres of
Newport Beach won Pirate
of the year honors at Or.
ange Coa,st College's annual
sa.Uing banquet, held at the
home of OCC salling coach
Jim Jorgensen. Sophomore
Eric Helmpel of Cosb. Mesa
was foted tbe team captain.
• They were impressed
by how Americans preserve
the wide open spaces and
''fulfill the tuncllonal role
of leisure" In housing de-
velopments,
• Leningrad Is drying out
marshlands in a river delta
to make room for hOusing,
and will study Irvine Co.
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
methods that ended In the _o_C_H,:,I::R,:,O,:,P,:,R::A,:,C::T,:,O;_:;,R __
1
~·-P~E::R.:S.:O~H:.:A::L:.._ ____
1 creation of Lido and Linda Isles. fhonal.J. £. t']on.r.s., GENrLEMAN ofculture,49,
• American Interior de-cf st.arttng art brokerage la
sign and the .. wide ex-n-.. /1 Corona del Mar, wishes :L>.L . to pay tor ...Om In Coniii perlence the Americans have del Mar near ocea.o for
In this field" impressed the 8-12 months. Local ref-Russians, as dlrl the In-H ou .. •
dlvldual character buill Into ;:.~·;;_"'7·:~:~~~~~ •·• erences. for lntenlew,
•elg'bor'oods. write to: Box ~. c/o En. " " " ........ ,...,, ............ o....... N • Much of Russia 's con sign ewspaper, 2721 E.
structlon took place just Coast Hwy., Corona del
after World War n to re-uu If ....... eo ... ~".:'::!. Mar, Calli. 92625,
place destroyed clUes. "We co .. o ..... o':.':.':! ... ~
were fa ced with the great •7•·.,..o•
social task or replacing a
third of the Jlome s In Lenin· 1 ~1:.::1::A.:U::T::Y~l::A::L::O:.:H:.._ __
grad a s quickly and a!\ eco-I" 1 I II (lJ_ •• _,_ • nom ca y as possible,'' said ~ •
Mr. Bu\dakov, "Now, our OK
standards a re goinK up all BEA~TY NO
t he time, and we are study. 2732 E. Coast Hwy.
lng new types of construe-Corona del Mar
tloo." Phone 544,7336
o FOR SALE
CA3TN CRULSER -32 foot
Centu ry. Twin Chrysler
engines. Good condlUon.
In the water at Newport.
$12,000, 6'75-5774, ask for
Bob,
o FOR IEHT
o MUSICAL fOR SALE
JUNE JAMBOREE!
New Lowny Citatloo
Theatre organ w/Sym-
p~er, save $1100. r
Story ' Clark Piano in con-
temporary Wal., reg.
price $145~. ncnr •• $ 975.
Ne• Yamaha ElOR console
organ, reg. prtce $3600
--buy for .• , • $2895,
StelDway grand ptanos --8
on our noor from $3795 1JP.
Lowrey Teente Geenle or-
gan, only • • • • $ 795.
Galaxy organ ·-loaded wtth
goodies, ~st • • $1295,
Con10Ie plano --rental re-
turn ••.••.•• S 895.
SCHMIDT MUS IC CO.
Lowrey -Stetnway. Yamaha
190'7 N, Malo St,, Santa Ana
Est, 1914
• IICYCLU HOUSE • 3 bedrooms, 2 I..:•...;Hc.:.E;;L.;.P_W;..AH.;.;..;T;..;E:..D:.._ __
baths. Profe551oalllydec~ STUFf ENVELOPES -$25
orated. Prtnte patlo. All per 100. Send zs~ a.nd
bullt-lns. Garace. Prtn.te seU-addressed, sb.mped
laundry room.Chotceuea 1 p o Bo "'7 eoYe ope. • . I _... ,
of Corona del Mar. Phone n.-. T" 1 •-c t .......... ... J'Y uoe, au or-
6'75.2051. nil 92664,
TWO BEDROOM, Z t.lhprl-oiiiiSCELLAHEOUS
n.te apt. with prln.te
We ar.e celebrating 54 years of service
to the Greater H;~rbor Area under the same
ownership and management with Super Savings
in every department!
SALES & SiRVICE
.. I . 1rrHCT. a.TA-IA
148-7701 -ll4e-8866
.MALCOlM IIIUDl CUTLift
patio, private laiiDdry fac -PlANO LESSONS-Beglnn.lnz
llltles. Garqt~. All bUUt. throUgh adnnced, from
tns. Choice Corona del professlooal ptanlst. Har-
Mar location.. Newly dec-bor. View area. Mary jane
orated. 67S..Z051. Harris, B.A., M.A. Call
543-8329 (Answering Ser-
•lce).
.. DECORATIHG
NEW CARS -USED CARS -SERVICE
PARTS -TIRES -LEASING
WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS ...
CHECK OUR ANNIVERSARY DISCOUNTS FIRST!
USED CARS
'71
MIO
..........
limY
Dtr
'""""" Home of the
"Centarion Super Le Mans"
10-
• ODe dly res-lr 8tnlce •
DAILY SUNDAY
itoUO Olnl
OLD MEWPORT IL.
HIWPORT lEACH
~::..:.:::::::..:..::;.;:.._ __ 1 GLEN'S GARDENING -and"
OISTOM. WILTS CII!OIIIIP Senlee. l!euoo-
able ntes. Good refennc.
DVST RVPPLES es. Call 673-200'7 alter -J PILLO" SHAM S 5 p.m.
'
552-0732 o WAHT ED TO REH T
DOUBLE GARAGE In Corona
del Mar a ... , aboUt July 1.
For furniture storace.
WUI pa.y 1C1 to $50 month
00 J-.z' ..... 67S-'7&89 .
• , ............ , ·---..... 'F"I'" I . . · 1P a ~
JMI .L C1o11 -~ Cl* ...... ..-
NE'fi'OIITIIAA80R EII'SIGII
PIJBUSHEO wt:EXl.Y ,-1'~GE I
THUtai!AY, JUNE I~ 1975
CORONA 'DEl MAR, CAL
Beach Bah
Balloa Island Costa Mlllr
Lido Isle eor-dtl Mar
View
four bedroom, 2 bath, family room home
upgrades and a view.
Anytime.
·673-7601
VALLEY REALTY
PRESEt-ITS
A GOLD MINE!
If you really want to work, this Hoe little mo tel
In Santa Ana is the Investment ro· yout
Nine or the twelve units ha ve complete kitc hens
and are completely furnishe•l, lncJujlng TV sets.
Several of these are currently rented on a week
to week basts at $50,00 week:y. One ms been rented
lor two years to lh~ sam . m.1 n on !Ills basis!
The three additional unit$ a:-e standard motel
units, well ru rnis hed anr1 could be posslblf('O/ll'erted
to efflcleacy units.
The owner's unit is an addition'll fin e little twJ
bedroom home with a formal dining area and a
f:a .'n\ly room. Add itio"tally the owner's back yarrt
has Some citrus tree;; an~ttltkliW1 "t'eom for a
gar den .
Across the street from new apartments an
additional vacant lot is also available, and the
owner will carry a large 1st. T. D.
ASKING $125,000, FH'JM A S;.NO:ERE BU YER.
Call 675-7225
macnab/ irvine
I1IIIIV
FINER HOMES
HEW EXCITING
CUSTOM DOVEil SHORES
,\ \'t.>t'y SP'-'l'l<.li lwnll' fur 't'l'.'
s ch:l'li\ e pt.•nplt.•. Spt.•t·L.u·ular :~.ooo
S(j . feel uf ~j):J('t ' for t'lllt'l'lainm.w.
;~nd ;~rl :1 tirt·pl ;.tt·t·~
ma:.:rufin.•nl nw~tt.·r ~t ult· i:u·unr
~ i>cclnllllll s:!X!I.:ltJO (':til B.t r h;~t'<l
.\unt.· li.l2·li:.!:\:, 1 ~::!:.! 1
OCEAHfROKT!
Comer near N .H.V.C. -Older but
charming 5 bedroom home -
mode.rn kitchen -Flexible
financing. Mrs. t'ay 642·8235. (El6)
THE IMPOSSIILE DIEAM.
Jo"'anlaslic View of the PucHit ()(:ean
and Ncwpot·t H urbor . :\ lrul~
magnificent rour lx.odroom ~t.'\\'put·t
Ileighl!i home with a large fumily yard. OPE~ SAT. & sc:-.. 1·5 1'.\1.
2949 CLIFF !>RIVE. n.::IS> '
fOlOvwi'Drhor-MJ.IJU 11644 Ma~:Arthur Bl.d ....... J ..
~ a...ch, c.tlfcto-'• 12183
••
I
A REAL SLEEPER!
Two-Story Home
• • Btdrooms • 3 Baths
• Many Extras
• Parti al VIew
$57,000
''Yoa'U be clld tomorrow tbat you boQctrt ral estate todly.•4
A Very Modern Industrial Area
Close to Newport Beach
BUILDING
Rul Estate lldiMs
AlfiNTIOM -more than one acre
near Back Bay with lovely Spauish
style 4 bedroom home, pool, • big
bam with stalls and large corral.
Even room for tennis court! It's all
here .;_and only $215,000.
&0', S.T• er.. & ~
1&', H• Cnne
...
.... tt ••• , ••••
•••• ...... t..ta ••
u.loW. ~4111111
TRIPLEX
Situated Ill tbe '-rt of Balboa --wtthiD steps
of Bay, beach, tun zooe, s~. etc.
Bei.Dg sold completely tllnWibed and AU.tan'
FULLY BOOKED FOR SUYMERJ
One 3-bedroom, 2-bath plu two 2-bedroom,
!-bath.
Couldn't be replaced today for tbe price.
REALTORS·
301 E. BALBOA BLVD., <BN-80~
673-5410
Sun Rise~~Sun Set
all the spackling harbor ...............
16,920 ~q. ft. i!'l~luding approx. 1,000 sq.
ft. <?f atr cond1.t1one~ offices -7,560 sq.
ft. 1s. ext_ra h1gh t1lt-up, remainder of
bu1ld1ng IS concrete block and pumice bloc~. 16' x 16' electrically operated
loadmg door. 16' x 25' spray booth. 600 ~m p., .240 v., 3 ph. power. Mercury
lights. ~~_,-·-."----;.------··;...-----.!
PARKING for 40 ca rs -+
11,340 sq. ft. of no.,_ ~=...._1 _,.\r ·"'"'--· """' paved parking.
Offered by
NELSON ROBINSON
Realtor
200 MAIN ST., BALBOA
Phone (714) 675-8120
Price $325,000
t • •••
..
OPEN SAT. & SUN .---2 to 6
FOUR BEDROOM, 3 BATH HOME READY FOB
YOUR \flMPLETE ENJOYMENT
2907 EBBTIDE, HARBOR VIEW HILLS
BANKTERMSorOWNERMAYCARRY-----------~-----a~------------------
ft~11SOYO ~ '~ • . •J ••• ••••• -.• <.
* 675-5930 *
3637 E. CNst Hwy
Coron• del M.r
BAY FRONT
DOCK & PIER
PENINSULA POINT
MINUTES TO
.,., ..... .._R ENTRANCE
TBJS WONDERFULLY LIV A.BLI
BOMB HAS f,..BBDROOMS, DEN
I 1/1 BATHS PLUS STORAGE
DACE.
TilE MASTER BEDROOM HAS
~on DR..aG aooM
AJmBATH.
SHORECLIFFS-:_ EXCLUSIVE
Prime comer of tour massive coral trees framiDg a super Z bedroom
an:! new palieled deo. Two baths, Immaculate retirement Ill luxury, or
starter for addiQg on and oo and on. Air-coodWooed room o'l garage.
Excelleot ft.oa.nci.Dg oo tbls primP. jewel. Allow us to open your hearts
and wallets for this extraordinary buy.
Balboa Island Realty
MD INVBSTMI!NT ~
"'-e '" Y•r Or4~
t.? • Suttacrlptlott:
C.ll673.0550
CURT Da8N
2400 W. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BCH • .C.u-6472
SIX UNITS
STEPS TO BAY & OCEAN
TWO BEDROOMS IN EAOt UtaT
El GHT CARPORTS
WINTER/ SUMMER RENTALS
PRIVATE POOL
t
Priced to sell a $225.000; ..
OPEN DAILY 1-4:30
17 CYPI1!5S POINT LANI
BJPlJ Cllllfomt.d 4 bedroom BROADMOOR .._.
••• 1,000 ~. ll.~l1ftllc..-ce lie.._• ape~P
fli.IDUJ room. UTile raom a1 ..... ....,_
Prot ... lcmllJ .. ..-.... , alreoMltlaMdptu-.,
otbar exttaa J'JU m!l1t ... t1o ......,._ C)C+M.
IDe ftlue for tb.'.s presUp ~--$111,900.
49 ROYAL SAINT GEORGI lOAD
Custom butlt .tacle l&ory, 5 bedroom, I tatb
bomt. 5,000 ~q. a. of lnllrJ l1ftuc. Located lllcta
00 I bW, OD ODe of tbl Jarc..t loU OD tbe BJc
CaDJOO coU coane. Tbia Ia a bnad .., boaat
wttb maoy cutom t.atua IDelwUDC a1r CCJDdtttoD·
IDe, toter-com., electric tiQIIt pte, p1u m~~eb
more. See for JOQr..U. $!95,000.
JUST REDUCED!
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Very clMn 3 bedroom, flmUy room, "Carmel"
model.
Close to play area and pool. Low maintenance
backYard. $69,500
I I I I
COM DUPLEX
Cbarmlac Z bedroom boose PLUS tu.misbed
bachelor apartment lD old Coroaa del Mar.
$78,500
• • I I
TWIN DUPLEXES
CORONA DEL MAR
Tbree bedrooms, Z baths phi~ Z bedrooms and
2 batbs 1n each. Prtn.te patios and decks.
115,000 each • ••• THE BLUFFS
Sharp "Boa.lta'' moMl --3 bedrooms, Z baths.
End unll. 1 Close to pooll
l6.~~···!f.·· •••·••• Rsch.elle Robers, Rc.1fto,;
3333 E. 0.. lfi&bway
Comaa dd Mar 675-2373
****** ****·****
AT 1HE BLUFFS
Seclusion
E......,foaal prt'ncy l.D arty bbdls located OD a -utt.b.l rreeab91t spl~t-leYel pill\ witb S bed-
rocms and !-1/Z baths.
Price of $79,500 IDeladN relrtpratQr, waabar,
•
1~ dryer. Call 673-85s0
T:-1E REAl FS7:-...TERS
Waterfront 4 BR., S ba., ~ rm.
Pier " noat, sandy beach. ~-
• • • •
LI WC'INSTALLS -IMTIUJIIlUifMII-PAGllf JUliE 12, lt75
MRS, REAUME ---~~~~..,
' ,..\ ....... lthlt s......,.-O.TIOMI ., ............. -•·
lonllooolll ~' .... ttit llooJo fit 1111 Lido r.to Wo • ..... a. .....
Mat JIU'• board mem-
btn wert IAitalltd: Mra. "--·-· lira. -PlcJrou, lot Ylee.pnlidlllt; Mr~. Ray-
moad n.Mott, IDd 'f'lee-
pruideat; Mrt, Rleblrd
Barrett, Jrd l'tee..pruideat;
lira. Warno Lettb'rre, cor-
rnponctu• aecntary; Mrs,
Robert Boo.Der, noofd~Da:
secretary; IDd )ln. Jobo
Fruco, treaauref.
SUMMERTIME STUDY
AT COAST COLLEGE
Summer clusu wtll be-
em MODday, Juae 16, at Or-
qe Cout CoUere, bat open
regtstratioo COGUJiues
lluougb Toeocl&y ........
ReelstratJoo oo a drop-ln
basts ww be cooducted Moo-
day and Tuesday, Jtme US-
17, trom 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
In OCC's admissions lDd
records office.
CALL MOW OR DROP 114 .••
A•tl o, ... 7 Dey• A W .. k.
-·~ •
w.·,. c1 ... a,
I "'""" HortJor Blvd., -G..,.. 630-1142
871-al20
772~1 ... .--
DID YOU KNOW ABOUT
~ DINNER SPECIALS?
5oMd Molllloy thno Thursdoy
(Fridly, Slto•doy on d Sundoy 'tit 6 P.M.)
dinners includl soup or S/1/ad, choict of baktd potato or riel H•wMian
RE D SNAPPER ......•............... 2.25
MAHI MAHI ......................... 2.65
GRILLED SEA BASS .................. 2.95
TOP SI RLOIN ...............•........ 3.25
NE W YORK STEAK .......•.....•..... 3.75
LOBSTER TAIL ...................... 4.95
STEAK AND LOBSTER ................ 5.95
plus 32 other K~rietin of superb ~stood and bHf dishes KATHRYN S. MARCH, a 1966 gn.duate of
Corona del War hlgh school, oow HYing 1.n
Ithaca, N, Y., ls one of 29 wirulers of
dissertation fellowshlps 1.n women's studies
granted by the Woodrow WUsoo National
fellowship FOUDdatton, Princeton, N, J . She
Is a Ph, D. ca.odtdate al Cornell University
ln the field of anthropology and wUI do her
doctoral dl.ssertation resea~ch on Sherpa
women In Nepai,She rece!Yed an AFS scholar-
ship at CDM high scOOoL.
DAVID C. McCARTHY, 90n of retired Lieu-
tenant Colonel and Mrs. CharlesG, McCarthy
or 730 Amlgos Way, the Bluffs, has beeo
awarded a t».chelor of science degree and
commissioned a seconJ lieutenant upon
graduation from the U, S. Air Force Academy,
Colorado. Lt. M!:Carthy, who majored tn
maoagemtY•I, has been selected for pilot
training at Va.nce AFB, Okla. While attend.
l.ng the academy, he receiYedl~spe~c•~":':~:;:~~~ Uon by being named to the
Ust for academic and mUitary
Lunctooon from $1.95 sorvod doily 'til4 P.M.
Priwto Porty Fociliti•to 31111
3801 E. COAST HWV ., CORONA DEL MAA
RESERVATIONS 17141 17!J.OIOO
112'71 PACIFIC COAIT HWY.,
loll LLION DOLLAR MAN AFS students named •fii!.,,;.H,TUNlOOTiSINGTON BEACH ~~,..''T-11,~ 1213) W2·1321
THE TEACKINC IS CENTERED ON JESUS CHRIST
AND THE BIBLE, WITH EMPHASlS ON PRACTICAL
CHRISTIAN UVING. ALL AGES ARE WE LCOM!.
AJton Ttce of Harbor VIew
Hllls has received ootUtca-
tlon Uw.t he has completed
all requirements to be
certtfled as a 12 year Ule
and QUalifYI..ni member of
the 19'74 "miUion dollar
round table," an tntema.
tiona! association of life in-
surance agents. He Is an
agent wtth the New Eogland
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Four more students trom
Corooa del Mar high school
have received word of their
acceptance as Americans
Abroad LIDder schOiushlps
from AFS ,
York 1n October. Further
inlormatlon can be supplied
by Mrs. sinclair at 548-
2774. r..,un&e Unll and visiting an.ilable.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
WORSHIP SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
8:30, 9:45 and 11:00 a.m.
PHONE : 675.4550
2200 E. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach, near Ma cArthur
Engine TunHJp SJ69 5
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Lube and
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... , .. Ow11
Tori Case, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Case,
will study for a year In
Turkey; Tncy Earliwtne,
daughter of Mrs. WiUb.m
Earlhrlne is going to S.tt-
zerland; Brett Mason, son
of Mr. aDd Mrs. Peter
Scbooomalr.er, will leave
sOOrtJy for tbe summer study
program In the PhiUpplne Is-
lands; and Leanne Mlller,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Miller, Is golng to
Argentina.
Tom Dunlap left earlier
this year and Is presently
studyl.ng ln Japan,
Estancia High SchOol has
announced that Susan Mc-
Camont, daughter of Mrs.
James McCamont, has also
qualified lor the foreign
study and w1.1J be in Ecuador.
High school sophomores
who would Uke to share In
thls program shOUld coatl.ct
the AFS adYisorattheschool
In early September, accord-
ing to Mrs. Porter Sinclair,
as appllcatklos for tbe schO-
larshlps must be in New
LEGA~ MOTIC!
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-
EN lbat the City Council of
the City of Newport Beach
will hold a public hal.rLnc
regardlng OrdiDance No.
1623, being, ANOROlNANCE
OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH AMENDING CHAP-
TERS 20,08. 20.38 AND 20.-
«J OF THE NEWPORT
BEACH UutflCIPAL CODE
PERTAINING TO RESTAU-
RANTS AND REST AURA NT
PARKING STANDARDS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR •
THER GIVEN IIIli tllo oal4
""""" llearioc wW be held oo tiM Urd ._, of JuDe,
19?5, at tbe bour ot 'I:SO
p.m. la tbe CouacU Cbam·
bera ol lilt City llaJl ol tho
City of Newport Baell, CaJ.
Uomla, at Yb.lcb Ume ud
pta<e any IIIII all po..-
tatereltat m&J ~ ud
be 11111<1 ttit,_, Loan.--.·-
'I'Of.U. PI\IHtl~ ,,,.al.tnJ!l
'.*4144'
HORATIO
There's a new twist nowadays to the old Horatio Alger success story. The way
to make It In America Is to get yourseU elected, appointed or lllred Into government.
Young rellow up In Los Angeles was driving an old beat-up Rambler ooe day, making
$150 a week as a salesman. Nert day, he had hlmseU elected to a $30,000-a-year
job with the Los Angeles government. Not bad. Out In the world or Cree enterprise,
he was worth about one-fourth that amount. He also gets a new car, credit cards,
and a pension. ~
But, the electorate, whtch ls doing some very strange things the~e days, can
make you an overnight success. The weird thing about all this Is that only a minority
or the electorate Is making the decisions. Look at oor school tax vote here In New.
port and Costa Mesa a couple or weeks ago, About 15 per cent or the registered
voters raised the property taxes ror every!>ody. It's very Interesting that some or
the biggest majorities ror the tax Increase came rrom voters In Dakwood and Park
Newport apartmenls. They do>'t own property, so they voted ror higher property
taxes.
U only a mlorlrlty Is going to decldo these things, anyway, why not limit property
tax elections to property owners? Makes sense to me. Better yet, let's find another
way, maybe through the sales tax, or financing the schools. People are being taxed
out or their homes. And they're too busy making a living to go down to the polls
and do something about lt. But, yoo can het all or the teachers, bureaucrats and
janitors In the school system voted. Now, they want to go on strike Cor higher pay
to be paid rrom the taxes they voted to ralsel Amazing.
About 200 years ago, the rather or oor coontry, George Washington, advised us not
to elect a man to o!flce unless the guy could oJrord to donate a couple or years or
so In public service. That way, we wouldn't be wider constant tax raises rrom
politicians who then raise their own pay; We sure rorgot old George's ratherly advice
In a hurry.
The government bureaucracy keeps growtnr by leaps and bounds, It Is a huge
voting bloc and gettlnti bigger. Government workers get time o!f to go vote, so they
can elect politicians who promise to · raise their pay, ADd tbe politicians raise their
own pay simply by vottnr Cor 11. Sometimes, they do 11 In sneaky nys, such as
allowing themselves a lot more rree m>ll privileges, such as Congress did the other
day. And, have you seen some or the housewives In Congress? Would you let them
run your business?
I'll tell you right now, If you are a young man looking for a way to get rich In
America, with a nice, secure fllturo, you should forget the old-Casllloned Horatio
Alger route •.
Ket!Plni your DOS8 to the grindstone uMd to pay ott In America. Not any mort.
Tbe thing now Is to ket!P your nose In tbe public trouch.
AI Forpt
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