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burden eased ARVO E. H""PA, ........ !iolllishtr of .... &olsiF T
~-~••oo••~~~· Tbe MariDtrs UUt Co., Property tu u••••mtllltl
wbieb on. tbe buDed41t • DEAR FELLOW TAX VICTIMS ta.t )lmptd u mactau toz
block ot Coalt Hwy. wm Be sure to look over your latest Pu eeat ottr 1ut y-.r b&Ye
appareatly be paid, der all. Corooa del lilu Nfiu• u a tZ-ft. sUce of Mctnrl1 notice of pr~rty valuatioo, which ar-mea ftcN'nr mad w. weet.
froatace t. Deeded to ns.o rived just a whUe ago to shock a lot t.ot. aJoac tbe Cout Bwy.
Coalt Bwy. · , . il tax commercial ltrtp Aot ap ID Newport B•cb CttyCGWl-of us taxpayers. Doo t watt Wlt nlue, uct tbe bund1nc• 00
cu Yoted 5-1 oo Moaday to payment ttme to cry out in pain. That tbem, wblcb •...Uy lll-
cba.QCe a city law ta.t rt-St houtin creue l'fl.dua.llJ oo tile tu qlllres propertJ owners to wUl be too late. art s g your rolls, were liP aliDOit u
giYe any ltrMt troDtace protests right away. muc~
wbeo tbeir property l.s re-ott ''Tbere'a DO loctc:al dtYeloped. Tbe cbU(e, up My own assessment n ce gave me rea1101l1Dc btbJDd U,"
for float Yote oo Auc. 11, the dismaying news that the land value cbaqtd Fruk Jau, owoer
woatd exempt bu81neues here at the Ensign stte has been in-of tbe B•rtbltollt at 2711 ta.t are wiped out bJ Are. E. Cout Rwy., &Dd presl-
ea.rtbquake, or otber "acts creased by 53-1/2 per cent! The assessed deot of tbe cou Cbamber
of God.'" valuation of the Ensign building went of Commerce. "It' a as Becaue tbe city's taor-tboacb tbe cocmty u.euor
n.qge master plan calla tor up 7 per cent. The value of land and a.ld •we Deed tJd.a mach
Coast Hwy. to be 'ridened building together was boosted 30.8 per money from CoroaadtlMar,
by 12 ft. through the Mar-&Dd bert's bow we'U dtY1de
tners Mile area, the city (CONTINUED ON PAGE Z) It up.' " Mr. Jank aid
bad tJ'led to force Mariners 1 · • his property a.neumeot
Mlle Co. to give up tbe Ward e ectlon jumped 54.5 per ceat IP a 1Z ft. before startlQc re-y•r.
cOOitJUctJoo, Iatertblsyear, Aaessmeut oottcea u-F.!:.ln=~~~= plan criticized ~=~==
Vlnc.U Jor&enseo of sor Elmer Zlmmu, bead
Dover Sboresandotberprtn-Tbe ftrst step wu taktD by caodldates. Present Jaw mao at tbe eoaDty tu of-
clpals tD the Mariners Mile Monday 1D what could be rtQUirea tbtm to report all ftce wb.lle Aateaeor Jack
Co. objected strongly t. tbe some bll cbaDCes Ia tbe doDaUou of $50 or more. Vallerp ts on trta.J ln Veo-
clty procedure, calling lt w1y Newport Beacb dots Its COUDetlmto b!Dted tbey wUl tura, atd tbt tDertases
''blackmall," when tbe City poUtlclt1Dc. City CouncU ameDd tbe law· , came from a receDl "reo-
Council discassed tbe matter pn a tentaUn DOd to at But, Mr • Store • sucru-eral re-appra1al of tbe
July 17. . last part of Couacllman tlooa ta.t CouncUmeo be area."
Tbe ordtnlnc.e ameDdmeot John Store's plan for clwle-elected wtthtn tbelr borne "Tbt IDcreuea are baled
introduced Monday gl.,es tbe IDe localelect1olls. dt.strlct., aDd tblttbey•ne 00 recent ale.') of property
city ma.oacer authority to Tbe CouncU wtll cooslder oD.ly Z years tDat•d of 4. 1n the area," bt ald.
waiYt tbe strMt trcatage aD tlecUoo Jaw amtodmeat rot a cooler receptloo from Here an some IDcreues
dedlcatioo requirement lD on Aug. 11 wblcb would re-feDow COUDCllm«l. Mr. reported to tbe EuJp:
certain cues, aod would be qUire tbat all campa.lp Store lod1cated, bowe'ttr, • 1500 E. COAST HWY.,
appllcable to the Martners dooataa DO mUter boW that be wUl try to cet t.boee maJIICed bJ' lbe Re&luomlca
MUe .:ase. small, ~publicly report.d Z cqts 00 Mxt AprD's Co., had u lncnue from
ballot. Botb C!lueta rt-$109,040 to $%20,000 (102
q.dre a Yote by tbt people ....... ) •-tbt YaJa ot ot Re_,.rt B•eb. .,.... per -... ~ ... 11 .. .,2 '~MJC:..__ tbt hlaUd•ac. n. IIIHIIIc !!~~~"~~~~~ tilt 4*1W! ..,.. _, • let • a a.n .. ,...,..
m....-.. ole................ U.O IDcf'IUid4nmatlt8't1,
ItvlGe Co. Yice-preatdeot
Albert Auer tbls week re-
vl&led the company's de-
vtlopmeot schedule for all
of tbe 1100tbern qe of New-
port Ceater aloog CouUtwy.
Some Harbor VIew HUls
homeowoers ob jeet to tbe
ptan..
The schedule calls for
coostruetloo to bectn later
thls year on Corporate
Plaza, a 24-buUdtng oUlce
complex a.lq tbe blchway
between Avocado An. and
tht eotra.oce to Newport
Ceater. Four years later,
u e1teDSioo of tbt Corpor ..
ate Plua Idea would btbWlt
betweeo Imoe c oast CoaD-
trJ Club a.od Jamboree Rd.
Wltb!D 18 mootba to 2
y.rs, Mr. Auer aJd tJM
company bopel to IGbmlt
plu.s for a comm.rclal
sllopplbg area, llmOar to
Lido VUlqe, bettree Mae-
ArUiar BlYd. &Dd AYOCido
Oil Corporate Plaza," aJd
Mr. Autr, wbo ls ln cb&rp
ot b1a company's com-
merclll developmeat.
"Wt believe that New-
port Ceater ls DOW tbe fi.
oanclal center of O~e
County, aDd that, by tbeUme
w~ ftnlsb develot>tnc Cor-
porate Piasa, tbere wW be
a market tor similar cor-
pont. beadqaarten offtcea
turtbtr welt a1oac Cout
Hwy. 111 Nnport enter."
Mr. Aatr told u arUer
COUDC11 •lltoD tbat 811Cb
oftlcea would allo attnet
top-lnel eueuttna wbo
wut to Un aDd work ln
Newport.
He aJd tJM commercial
cet.r at tbe oonaer otMac-
Arttm woa1d fDclllde 11*-
Jalty abopl Ute ta.o. ln
Lido V1llact, aDd ml(bt ln·
ellldt eomt tbtatrea.
-._._ tor u otaall riM ol 7~
Now, U. city's 7 Coo-per cent over a r•r aco.
cUDMO an DOminated from • SNACK SHOP at ,......
the 7 dlstrlcta, but art E. Coast Hwy. allowed an
eleeted by cltywide at-large tDertUt trom $U17 ,400 to
vote, wtth nery YOter tav-$200,000 oo tbe tot oecupled 1Dc a a ·y about enry Cowa-by tbt bu11dJ.ac, for a )Imp
ell seat. of ae per cent. PaJtiDc lots
Mr. store wants tllat and tbe bulldJ.Dc 1tH1I were
chanced becaus., be aya, gp bJ allghUy lower per-
electloos are cettiDg too u-centaces.
peostn aDd would coat leu • VACANT LOT next to
11 a caodtdatt bad to eam-Stocttoo's Veterlnary bos-
paJp oaly 1D tbe bome pltal at 3838 E. Coast Hwy.
dlatrtct. wu qp from $SZ,OOO to
He abo beUeY .. tbat t.be $!4,000 (6 per cent). Owner
Z YIU' term ,.ould tDt1ce Jim Ray o1 Cameo Sbores
more people to ra l:»r of-ptaed u.t tbe nlatSnty
flee, becau• tbey woaldD't small IDcreue wu due to tbe
bue to make 811cb a Joac tact ttat be bas been "UDible
comm.ttm.t. to pt tbe city to Itt me
MQOr Dooald MciDala led build u)'thlDc oo U.''
crUlclam ot tbe store plt.D • ME DI-RX bulld..IJic at
dartiiC Maadar'a ldmDa1 2700 E. Coast Hwy ., lD-
COGDCO ltUdJ •ukla.. erased 48 per ceot IP ooe
"b wwld lead to port-year, acoordtng to oner barreUac,•• be claimed. Cbarles Muters.
"alld YOte tracl.lnc bttwteo • 3800-3810 E. COAST
CouocilmiD. I b&Ye blard HWY ., an omce property,
DO bat ud cry tDr a cblap." was reported to ba Ye ln-
CoaDC!lmao Pete Barntt creaMd 48 per cent. • of cwrRueiCJ"Md WUb tbe
• Z7Z1 E. COAST HWY .,
occupltd by tbe Eulp ud
otber hurtoesaea, .,.,ed a
51.5 per cad )Imp ID laDd
YabM aod 10 Oftrall 10.8
IDcnue ln u. aaeumtDt
ot 1aDd lDd bu1ldtnc.
SeYeral property on.ra
met Mooday moro.tnc to ap
a protest, but decldtd tbat
1Ddlt1claal acUoa wu tbelr
OGly recourae.
Assessor ZlmmeracnecL
He told tbe EDSiptbat "&QJ-
one who diaacreea wUb tbe
aasesameut oo b1a property
sbould come lnto oar omce
and tlDd out tbe facta bebi.Dd
tbe assuameot." It tbe
owner tbtD feels U. out of
Une, be abould rue a formal
protest wUb the Asaeumeat
Appeals Board." Sept. 15 Ia
the dead.Une for t111Dg pro-
tests, be atd.
Newport Beach, u a
whole, sbowed u assesa-
m tot tncrease of Z7 per cent
for tbe year. ~s.asmeats
are pegged at Z5 per cent
of a property's market ftllle.
Tuesday, tbe eOUDty Board
of Supentaors voted to order
tbe asseqor'a oUice tocor-
red 39 dl.lcrepancln UD-
cOYered bJ a state aod.tt
board..
Alert feller
aids arrest
A federal tocttiYe, w&W!d
for ucapiDg a yearacotrom
tbe Termlnal Isla.ad Federal
Prlloo, was arrested Ill
Newport Mooday afterDooo
wbiD a '-Dk teller &1ert1J ...,..,..., a ca.ct bt trWS
tiO cub.
Barny A1l.a Dart. ...
bad $7,000 c.aab oo 111m, ud
wu drivlnc a brud on
lumry car wbtD N.-port
Pollee omcer ChJp Morill
anuted him outAdt tbe
Bank of America 1D lJdo
Sbops, aeoordtne to poUce.
The oftlcer bad nspoaded
to a caU from a tellerthlre.
She recognized tbe •me oo
a check as be1ng ooe re-
ported stoleo ln San Cle-
mente a week earUer.
AcoordlDc to Newport De-
teet1n C ll)t. Ric bard BamU-
toG, Dart ls wuted tor ltal-
LDc blaDt cbecllboob from
maU macks before tbt
cbecb are deUYered to bank
customers.
"He tbeD ft.Dds out wblt
tbe balance La, aod triea to
wlt.bdraw tbe moaey bJ' writ-
IDe a cbtck at tbt but.''
Capt. HamiltoD relat.t.
Dart wu blrned oter to
federal posta.tlnspectora.
lit was serTlDC tlme oa
similar chal(es wbtD be
ucaptd from Tumtnal Ia-
J.aod. pollee aid.
PROPERT SEARCH
ORDINANCE OK'D
Nnport CltJ eoacu pu-
std u o~• YcDda.y
aimed at .... uunr ..uebM of prtftte property try ctty
balldtac •Mpteton WbeD
propelty ta sold.
maJOr, IDd n<:a.Ued tbe old
pnrtDclal ftctU betwte
BaJbaa &Dd Newport. 5-l VS. OPINION POLL
Balboa CoaDctlmaa How·
ard Ropn apMcS db tbe
COit.-c:att1llr featlan of u.
d1strlct eJ.ctbaa.
"f woUt Ub to ... u.
COCD:U elect.! by dbltrtet."
be 1114. .._. .. U. a-
tHmt ._. COlt ol eam-
PlJCDIIIC fD tbt elt7 alanu
me • ...., a. tanac more
&ad .... ialllaet Oil u.--
CO.tol~l."
eo.ct•ru• Pu1 RJellofl
report. aid Mr. ffton'• ••mou,.. . Tbt ba1ldtlc ncordl n-an acelltM." ud .ad
pod .,._m a. almtd at u.t u .aecaasa Wti'J 1 ,_,.
CIOiillboD.tll .._... .. ntl-••a. u oat•wttac ftJ ol
............. ..., ...... tlllleb ,. oca.
Tbl ..., orct!ntnee adda
wordl.lf to tbe loea1 law
t11at nqa1rea a bldJdtnc nc:-
orcll npolt ,._ PI'GIIUtJ
1.1 80ld. llalptotors an DOW
empowtnd bJ tbe eltJ to 10
&MD bfDcttnce ud ebeck tw
1.111 floii.Uou tllat tilly IMl
lbodd be laclldtd Ill tbe
--dlacaiJI"GGPtl'tJ,... •• ••t•, It c...._...._
No favoritism allowed
.. ... or dlliWII. 'lkl llil
of .. GttJ •« ........ .,.... __ .. __
tw-. .......... .. ... ,_ ........ ...,
• a ••ar-•11111.-..J.~ ......... , ........
.... .. alii~ .. y ............ . ................. n ·••»•
Plans to cooduct a f7 ,000 quoted by OpiDJoo Rtei&I'Cb
_.poll to ... bow New-of lmne, tbe ft.rm Wbtcb
port Baeb rMl<*tl tMl rectatly polled 600 Coaa
about tbelr elty ud Ita pr-Me au.
erD1D1Dt rao 1Dto OIJI)Oiitioa 8aJboa CoaDCUm&D How-
Mooday at Ctty HaD. lnt.DI ard Rocen recaDed that a
Terrace C~Uwomu lA-local poll wu ~ 1D
eme l<oelta'a poll ldll. drew 1~,91• .._ .. t ...... tt lboUd bt crtUc:lsm from aU ol tbe ...,.. ~ lUll&
5 CJtber CouDCil members doae more oftiD t1a111 -'111 decade,,, bt .us. preMd at tilt alterDOOO MaJor DaDald MclluiU ltDc!J .....soo. ,_, ....... Tbe matter comes qp &(ned, DOUnc tbat -.... wu-
t)rmal!J at tbe Alii· lliMft-... pat Ill 10,000 an ol
wofta tbt liSt poll. ~;It woUt bt oat o1 place "Tbtn'a DOtldlll aero.
~ --' a.t 'tsld ot maM7 aDCt lboat a ..._., ..
""'...,_.. a--t u-~ "Tilt oa a poll,'' aid ec.co--·--.... ... ,... RJC ... otBdlcla ettJ a. crone ...., .. .
lalu4. un•a ou jab • tbt ( ftllll .. .. .... .. eo.rt• to ._, ......,_ ...., ,....,.. ._ • tM am an
t tnrst • GOa-'17 .,....., ...
I I' ld. Aa--pDI1 Allll!llll•stt•••--.
ww1ll be~ dldJ, u.ttr'' of ........... ~
Ulltalatott..bllt?ICitWO$ ....._ ellta'lltatll•*-rroao." · .. dell ..... • •• • fi; t'J,OOO Gpni!U.,_ tiM.''
guilty in k
SROWN AT THE HELM ol tbt 41-loot Yankee Cltpper,
"Doble D.'' at tbe BlhJa CoriDtldaD Yacbt Club In Corooa
del Mar are PNr Manlall, ld, IDd Dtck FtDley,
prdlcen of thl NtwpOrt Beacb l*rDatimal aaJ.lbollt
allow, Stpt. 4-7, ud U. llttftlltloaal power boat abow,
Sept. 11-14, botb at Newport Dimes. Colleethely, tbe
tw1D aboWa wUJ fatlart 1ZO craft ID tbt water, oomtnc
from 10 •Uooa, plu a bl.lf-mUl.ICID ~q~~are feet of
ezldblt ana. plu free putSac for 5,000 can. Mr.
lllaralall Ia a vettru producer of ma))r boat sbcnra
1D tbe lOami Beach ar• ol Florida. a power boat skipper
and a member of tbe U. S. Cout Gaud Aull.lary. Wr.
FtGley ca.rotna b1a owa 41 toot a1l1.Dc yaetJt. belooga
to BCYC, ud bu rartlcJpated ID tbt UIIIDa.l Ea.a..da
race u well u otber w..t cout ntllta.
Tbe anmaal Corooa del Mar
Klwuia Clubpucakebreak-
tut bas some added attrac-
tloos thls year. When tbe
Klft.Diana sene up tbelr
pancakes, sausage, juice,
coffee and mUk this Satur-
day. there will aJ.ao be hell>-
lngs of cakes, pies, cookies,
plaots and "white tle-
pba.nts." Bridge hearing
next Tuesday
K.hra.nls wlves will b&ke
the pies, cookies and cakes
ror the bake sale. Club mem-
bers have hauled 1D several
truckloads of "wbite ele-
phant" Items, and a former
A ld>Ue belriDc to d.ls-
CGSI des:ICD proposals tor
a replacement of tbe ezist-I.Dc brtd(e oYer upper New-
port Bay C1D Cout HJc'bway
wW be beld at Newport Har-
bor bl(h 8Cbool at 7:30 p.m.
Tuuday, AGe 5.
CDM BACKS
NEW BRIDGE
A poll coodacted by t.be
Coroaa del Mar Clric Assn.
ren&la 80 per centapproftl
ot replactnc tbt Upper Bay
bridge with a wider sti'QC-
ture, President Paul H:wn-
mel reported this week.
He sa1d tbat tbe poll
brought IP a Z5 per ceat
r~e trom tbe ClYic
Assn. membtrsbtp, wltb 80
per ceat ln taYOr ot a wider
brtdp. 16 opposed &Dd 4
lllldecldtd.
R..alta of tbe poll wW
... lllnUcll4 .. tM Br1dllt
AcUoo Coouottt.e-78 ot tbe
city of Newport S.ch.
Comments DOted ootbe re-
tui'Ded b&Uots IDe lDded tbe
l:»uo.rtng: ''Keep tbeP=eseot
brt.dct ud cture tbe trafDc
slpal at Dover Drtn" •••
''I · faYOr tbe Qlllcblt way
of wtdeo.lDc tbe brtd(e" •••
''I 011110A wtdeoi.Dc tbe
brtdc•; maybe tbl.s w11l keep
more people trom oomiDg
tbrou(b" • • • "Wbal lntne
develops 80Utb of COM. ou r
btpway wW oe¥er be larte
fD0U1b to ba.odle tbe tn-
craMd tramc; lbocleb I Uke
tbe brtd(e plu, Wt Deed I
uw roate, but oot 5th Ave-
age" • • . "I am for Z
bridges; ooe oa Coast Hwy.
a.od a flo&Unc bridge t>r
San Joaquin Road.''
OLIVA ISBELL OF
C. M. SUCCUMBS
StrYicea were beld Moa-
da1 at United Yetbodl.st
Ctllrcb of Costa Wesa t>r
OUn Daisy labeU, 73,
mot!Mr of Dr. Earl Isbell,
pi.SU)r ol tbe cbarch.
Mrs..lsbell. wbo lad UYed
wltb her soo for tbt put z yars at 478 E. ZOtb In
Coat Mea, was a oaun
ot Pelwylvuia.
Sbt Ia allo surrtnd by
-Cbarlea lsbel.l ot LJD-woocS. cta.uctUra Betty KnJcbt
of PeoD&Jln.o.ta.. Sblrley
Werts ot Florldl, Jeua Alt-
siiD.ler at LoDe Beacb a.od
Coaltance Grad ofDoWDty,
ud bJ 17 (rudcbOdreD..
Bell-Broadway of Colea
Mea .... tbe IUDeral ctl-
nctlor.
Tbe Umtta ot tbe pro-horticulture teacher ls pot-
poMd work are bttweeo )1st t1Dg some emttc plants to
eut of Bayside Dr. and )1st be sold.
welt otBaJsbore Dr.-Dover Hours are from 7 a.m.
Dr., a dUta.Dce of about half to 2 p.m. 1D the parklDc
a milt. Tbe lncreut.Dc tral-lot at Marlo's restaurant,
ttc oa tbe Coaat Hl(tnray 3201 E. Coast Hwy.
and tbe stnctllral lnadequ.-'·We expect about 1, 000
acy ud llm1ted capacity of people ror breakfast," ays
tbt ext "'inc bridle are cited Vlrg Bentley, wbo bas nipped
.. factors caumc a oooges-pancakes at the aDIXI&l
tioo ud atety problem. breakfast for more years
UDder eoulderatSoa are than he cares to remember.
5 atteraatsna -oae to do "ADd we au lave cleued
nothtnc. bJ reta.1n11ac tbe u-out our P.r:&ies for tbe white l.at1Dc bar-lane bridge; the elephant sale."
otbtr 4 alteruaUYes IPYolve Proceeds trom the e¥1Dt
cWrereDt plans tor coostrvc-will go to support Ktn..DJ.s
tloo of a 6-lane br"-e aod youUl acUvltSes. Tbe local
wldtll1Dg approacbes be-club spooaors 2 Boy Scout
tweeo Bayside Dr. a.od Dover troops and a Sea Seout group,
Dr. besides dooatlDg to lOCh
Tbe Callfomia Depart-cbarlt1es as Cb.Udno's 8os-
meat ofTrt.DipOrtatioo(Cal-pltal a.od tbe Jopi1D Boys
tru.s) wm preaeot lnforma-Ranch.
tJoll oo desap deta.l.ls. eo-Helptnc out Satuday wU1
vlroomeabl lmpa.ct and ri(ht be members of tbe Key Club
of way acqal.sl&n. 1Dcl11111Dg and the Ktwanettes, Z youth
tbe nlocatiol 1MI1t1are Cn:NIPI IIJOUOr.d at Coi'ODl
PJ'OCRID pf tile ~ del Mar bjp tchool.
TllltattY• R~es b' COD-1'be ,..,.lte breatrut
ltlidioD &ad rtct1t ol way coats $1.50 "for all yoa cu
acqa.llttloa wW abo be dis-eat," ays Mr. BeoUey.
cGAtd. FoUowt.ac thla, ro•-
ernmtDt ac-ctes, clYic or-
palaatlou, &Dd aD lDter-
tsted IDd.IY1duals wW be
called ~ to e:q>reas tbelr
views.
Tbe bet.r1.llc record wU.I
r emaln open lor tlfteeo
ealeadar days, cmW Allpst
21, durt.ac wblcb time tbe
pqbUc may submit addltioaal
ltattmeots aod tl:.bfblta to
Caltnna. All oommeots re-
ceived w1ll be rtYie'4red by c altn.Ds aDd tornrded to
tbt Federal HJcbfty Admln-
lstr&Uoo. Rec::ommtDdaUoas
aod qaeatioU de'teloped
as a result of tbe beU1ac
will be CXIGSidered 1D tbe
dtnlopm.t of lbe ft.Da.l de-
alp..
U., drawincs, the draft
eDTlroameotallmpact state-
meat, nbted documeots,
ud otbtr lnlormaUoa are
aftJlable ter lnapectkm ud
capJlQC at tbe Calltol'llla De-
pa.rtmeat o1 Trusportatioa.
lZO S:O.O SprLac ~
Room 114. Loe AD(elu.
Prell.mlaary plaD.a lor Ole
bar altaraates, plus rnocSe1s
of two ol tbe, are on dls-
play at tbe Newport Beach
CltJ Hall. O.rtac tbe time tbe Pllb-
Uc -.rtac records rtmam
ope, &llJ letters or ..._
miiiU oooeet'lllnc the desiiD
of tbU proposed proo)lct
aboeld be maJltd to:
Mr. H. A JUJu, Dlltrid
Dlnctor, CallJomla Dlipt.
ofT~P.O.Ba
uot_ TtnDMI ~1. X..
~-. CA 900151.
Parting plan
for eldedy
Newport Beach ls th1nk-
1Dg of (IY1D& senior citizeo.s
a ball.prtce break oo annaa.1
park1Dc meter permits. But
llrat, lbe city wants to be
sure younger peopl~ woo,
be able to use gn.odma 's
parltln& permit.
UDder terms of • specla.l
reaolat1oo offered Mooday
by C tty Attorney Deoo.1a
O'Neil, the $!5 anwal '"
for "blue chip" ~rklDcper.
m lts would be reduced to
$12.50 tor the eldtorly. The
permit lets motortsts park
at any s'*l.ally-desipated
blue parkiDg meter without
paytng tbt" meter. T.,. half-
price deal, In use by several
olber Southern CaJUorola
clUes, 1ftS surgested earller
by the kx:al City Coun<'11.
But_ Balboa CouncUma.o
Boward Rogers bad some
m tsctvt.acs Mooday ni(ht
wbell the formal propo~
came IQ>.
Tbe rest or the COUDCU
&CTMd with him •her! he
uw.ted tbat the <'lty at-
b)rDIJ wrlte In the follow-
tDc aatecuarcts before tbe
CouocU acts oo the ld•:
• How old ls a "senior
e~tzto.••
Sex film rulings made
• ldeouncauoo or •ch
penoD applrtoc for a per-
mU, aDd auara.oce ttat tbe
a&JPI.lcut owns a car ud
... a d.rtvtr's Uct08t.
• NoD-truatenble per-
m Us, oa.lJ, would be I.Qied.
• ~ permlt to a cu-
toaltr.
OGDEN SOON. 64,
RE BROKER, DES
•
ZIPPIES
/. .. I ..., lAl(Off
/... #.,
AR .
"And whlJt is it I an
do for you, Sirl" .......... _.
Boosters seek members
A me..bersblp drtte llr
tbe OOIJlUI( sebool J•r Is
bei.Qg cooducted bJ tbe Co-
1'0011 dol Uar Bleb 8<-
Booster'a: Clab.
Dues ne $10 for geoeral
booster ... cunberatlip ud $60
for "&cler Booster" IJid
Booster Club membentl!p.
Tbe $10 tee eoW1es tbt
member to Z &dmlla:loDS to
aoy sebool cu1bmll enat
dUriD& tbe 1975-76 scbool
Tbe Super Booater
tntltlu lm-
all bome toott.II, tutet-
ball, .. lltytoll aDd wrtll1lllc ••Ollis. mckMannnb.~ea&m~
reports ttat the club u-
peodod about$5,500 last, ....
In -rt ol the. lollowJnc
aettYitlu: drill team tett.ra
.UIJ boa&, $!27; .. blll of
flme'" beard, $110; lalor
Slatnmeo of America, $to;
Sptteb Club, $300; jewelry
class motors. $96; bOme
$50; atJl..
'Bcilboa revve' on fa Ylllloo,. ~~r·J-u .. .n
The Musical Tbeatre
GuUd of Newport Beach wW
present es:cerptstrom ''Bal-
boa revue," au orf&IDa)
maslcal written by Guild
members Mrs, Joan AJUU,
at tbe moGtbly meeUoc
Wodnesday, AuJ. 6.
Tbe Jf'OUP wW meet at
Bahla C!lrlaUr.l.t.D Yacht
Club, 1601 Bayside Drtn,
Corou del Mar. Coffee ..w
sened at 10 a.m., &ollowed
by tbe meetmc aDd. pro-
gnm. Those wlab.il:lc to Dy
for bl»eh may make reser-
ntkms at tbe Yacht Club
omce, 673-4382.
M.~s. EUeo Ketcbum, ad-
miDJJitratioD dlreetor tor
Soortll Coast R<l>ertory
Tbeatre, 'trW dbcusa: pl&A&
!Dr tbeJr III>COIDlDI -
plltry tuties al Onll(e C-Col-,...., isa;
lege; Ll& Savq:e of TastiD $238; poetr'J
Ywtows, wbo is a drama $250; AFS, $!00; RDJorecll-
aDd music studeot at Loag .. t1oo. $200; wll drW team Beacb State and studies wttb -•&.. 1 000 _,._ u....vrma. , ; ~
Straasboarg at UCLA; IDd team, $!50; summertutet-
An.U. Ban bart ot El Toro. .._ n 1 ••on ....._... .,ue. ~.
Tbne ol Mrs. AJDel' or-ID acco~ wttb a Dt'W
tglaal 10111• to be teaturod proeram belli( lnaucuftlod ore •oo • .-. blues," '•SaU-• ~ ,or the comtoc year, mem-, .... to Eueaada," aDd "We .... ben an liked to tlectCMte are ZOO years old." ooe ball ot tbe dats to 1
Fartber Informatica may specUlc area of aetmol act.
be obta1Ded th..WOQib U:ra. tYlty.
Doa You, Nnport Beacb, 0urtnc tbe DfiYkJal S
presldeot, aad membenblp ,.,., of Sa:per BoMttr ae-
lnformatloa ll a'l&llable UYit)', $5,750 r.a beta CODw
from Mra. Mu Blnnln(er. trlbuted lonrd a QWwetcbt
1 PIDelunt Lane, Blc Cu. flctuty, wtllcb wtu 1008 be roo. buill.
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
CRIME STOPPER TIPS lira. AJDtl wlU qJpeU u NAVY MAN GRADUATES oarntor l>r the "B,_
NaTY Macbbltst's Mate rnue,.. wblcb traces the Jota JOUl aefCbbors 1D parked wUh tbt motor lUll·
First Cb.as Jobo J. Edmla-IWdory of tbt Balboa Pa-prt'f'eDtiDc crtme. Here ls lllng -too, 10a of Mr. aad Mrs. YWoa mulca.Uy aDd wu bow JOtl c:u belp. .. Qltplcioua penou:
Put Edmlstoo. of Z4Z4 Lea-wrltte 1D boDor ot lbe bl-U JOII ... • • • wbO peer IDto w1Ddoh or
pane Way, Costa Mesa, liU e.._ .. , ~ratioa. • 1tn..11cva or 1tn1p trJ to ell* .n..towa-
gnm&ted from air OODdJ-Tbe eut o! J'O'lfll slrlprs car•' rtplltedlJ drcllllc .. s:tnaprs CIU'I11IIC
tloolllc aDd nfrl&e-aDd dulcere -will _. yoor bomt • booHbold artlcltt, IIJIIII•
scbOOI at the Nan.l Tn.ID-lDelaiSt CiDdJ Welll o1. Or-... A ...._.rll>rclbiJID-uees. laCPct or otber
lD& Ceoter, San Otego. The qe, wbo netDtlJ pJa)'ed teriDc )'Oir HIIJD>r .. bout paclll(e. oat ol JOlt Ml&b-
8 .. week coarse I.Dcluclts ID-tbe lead iD Fututlc• at tbt or JUd • bor'1 ..._ -
stroct1oo oa tbe buQII•. Oruc• Tbatn; JOlla Cul-.. Smubed wiDdowa or Call tbl pollee lmmd-
Uoa, maillt.mnee ud re-ter, alaJ of Fututic.;Glta cloon ID oe~ dwell.Lap atelJ -Hl.r'lll.
pair ol lbtpboard coolblc 8oGatJ bvm Coroaa dill or 1ton1 _ · For tutMr ld>rmatklla sr;-;; ........ .;u;u;·~wll;oo;~&ll>:;•:;nd~III~Fu;-• .; .. ~·=--=loo=u~~...,;~le;loo;;.~eall~ Ollleor stu B-r,
hear Congressman Larry McDonald . .
·suRVIVING
THE MONEY CRISIS
Dt. NeDould. ;_.a IOOiod c-pA .,....,.. -
woe iuo Georpa ConpeooioG.I -'IIOIIe.Ui!O of hio·
• faoilwtpt --.1 f• :A•orion,.prlm!Fiooaadhiodoep ·
..._.., l,i Of the.,;......._ f ..... A...nc-today. . . ' .
8 p.m. AUGUST 8
EMPIRE·. ROO"
Nf.WPORTER ·~·
S3.00·
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN lltURSOAY, JUlY 31. 1!75
PUil.JSH£0 IEOO.Y -PAGEl OODA DEl MAR. CAL
Tennis party reveals
Youf1g -Howkins troth
MATTRESS'ES
.JfEW-U•UILDDIG
Irreeular Shapes laa......-.--:-c.u..
CO'ST.A MESA MATTR!SS CO.
2150 N.,...,. l tv4. 5-.uo, -----------....................
A Stpt. 7 Weddllll t.
planald bJ Bet-r LJD YOQDI
Of Lido laJ .. .Dd J&mN Muet
Hawldu ot. Oraoce. .
Thty wen boDonli at a
~ and n'lmmlJic I!JtJ atteDded bJ 45 relatlvts fi'om
botb eamwes at the Oftllle
bome of Dr. and Mrs. G.
WWlam Hawldns, ~rents of
the l)rospeettve groom. The
only relattns mlsstD( were
Jtm•a sister and her f&mily.
They Un In Texu, but wtll
be bere for tbe weddJJlc at
tbe Costa Mesa First Metbo-
dt.t Church.
The bride-to-be, a ChUd-
ren•s Home Society debu-
tante and graduate of New-
port Harbor lllcb school, ls
tbe daughter of Mrs. James
Warren Young of Lido Isle
aDd tbe late Mr. Y ounc, 1f'bo
was cootroller of Garrett
CorporaUoo Airesearch of
Inglewood.
Betsy earned a B.S. de-
rree 1n education from
USC, took a year's graduate
study and received ber mas-
ter's degree in June. WhUe
at USC, she was a member
of Delta Gamma and played
on tbe women's tenn1s team.
She bas taugbt tellD1s on
c:9!ramounl
EVERYTHING IN TENNIS
THIRD
ANNIVERSARY
SUMMER CLEARANCE
(F.nds Aa~g. l) SALE on RACKET ·
MEH'S & WOMEN'S SHOES,
DRESSES, SHORTS, AND MUCH MOREl
DUNLOP TENNIS BALLS ~~~~~~ I $1.85 per Can)
With lrlld~·in of J old h§J;,Ils
Li,.il· 4 cans Ptr cMsto,.er.
aramounl 'floris
8tld.ld tbt lateratiaMl Pul:ab .....
WE IJbSt. Cgete Mw
I!TSY LYNN YOUNG
Lido Isle for the put 6
years.
Jlm rraduated from w~
ScOOC>l in Pomona and from
USC with a decree in tnter-
oaUooal relation.. Re was a
member ot Pb.l Delta Tbeta
tratemtty. He w111 be doing
graduate study 1n tbe ra.u
at UC Davis, where the
couple will mate their home.
Ringers help
tennis buffs
Newport Beach Tennis
Club members have pulled
ln • • rtngers' • from as etr
east as the Wykagy Tennis
Club of Larchmont, New
York. and as far sooth as
El Cajon as their doubles
partners in the club's first
annual m•Jmberguesttng
tournament, which kicks ofl
this Saturday, August 2, on
NBTC courts.
There will be competitors
from the Balboa Bay, Capls-
traoo, Costa Mesa, Emerald
Bay, Huntin&tol Beach, La
Habra, Laguna Nlgua:, M.lU-
bu, Mission VIejo, Old
Ranch, P~:.Usades, Park
Newport, Pasadena, Pcnln-
sula Point, Redlands, San
Juan Capistrano, Santiago,
Sunny Hills, Tustin H1lls,
VUlage Park and Joh1 W·tyne
Tennis Clubs.
At 4:30, there wlll be hors
d'oeuvres and co•·ktalls on
~~;:;;;;;~~~=~~=-~~iiiilla c~nter court, which wlll be transformed into a soft-shoe
"ttallt'OI)In for ttmcl.Di to tbe
m·Jsi~ of Charley ~ro's
a 0. 0 . e ' Bourbon Street Jau All
Star&. Cnarley'6 bQnd ~
MONDAY tlaru THURSDAY Sf•EtCI.4U.:5.\\t tures mJslclans from Artie Shaw's and Glenn Mtller's
(friray, SnuriUy •nd Sundsy unti/6 P.M.) bands, p:aytog many or the
dinnm incluiM soup or a/MJ, bskld por.ro or riCI favorites of yesteryear.
REO SNAPPER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.25 President George Holsteln
Ill ~s donated $1,000 and
MAHI MAHI · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2.65 the Tennis College at NBTC
GRILLED SEA BASS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.95 Ls gtvl~ each guest a rree
TOP SIRI.OIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.25 rally wtth Its "ro~ts" ••
E YORK STEAK a.. TTC's ball ma<'hlnes -· to
N W · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ~75 warm them up for doubles
LOBSTER TAll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~95 play.
STEAK AND LOBSTER . . . . . . . . . . . 5.95 T'w following Saturday,
LUNCHEON _1so _____ .~ .~.;ly unti/4 p.m. August 9, Tony Zeulll a.nd
"'· .JPnv u-bls music-makers wtll en-
11271 Peclfic Coett Hwy • Huntiftwton Bctt. • C213) 1582·1321 tertatn at a memberguestlng
3101 E. eo.t Hwy • CcNone 0.. Mer • (7141 ~5-oeoo dinner the evening before
-===~ tbe finals.
Pwr .Slroi-Pwr .Bra-
Auto Tnu-Ft.ct.AJr $22
'73' DATSUN STAKE
AIR COMDn'ONER
LOW aGLES
FlOO.
IQ'THE .. ~~~-LINE~ I
It .,.. a 'UJ .,.cia.l SaadiJ ~1.
Wbe Wr. ud Mrs. ~ (Ales ud
Stapbeote) lawtted 10ru ferJII*Jal people
wWI ftl'1 lptCial blhi'Mtl to tbetr ln1.Dt
Co.e llome to meet Dr. Ecoo W1Dekler of
Btterly HULl. W1lo 1J bead of tbe Aastrl&D
tn.dt deleptloo to 01r Ontt.c! stat...
.U.O boDOnd wu rlul artta.o Geroot
khltdler from Tyrol, AwJtrta. Gtmot, u
be ,..ms to be Down. works wltb tbe
ft.De.t qual1tJ ol lead eryltal. His worts
are IDOitly eteblaca. tboa(b be does geo-
metries, R eb u btautlfUl polygoos. He
al8o dots portrait. on crystal, bavtnc ~st
llDtabed ooe of tbe Sbab of Iran. He ls
DOW trortlng on a eommtuioo by tbe owner
of tbe two inlllJoo dollar borse, Sansara
of lrtlaDd. Tbt Wbtte House bas seven.l
00.. tumblers Wbieb be er•ted.
Aceord.lDc to all there, l.neludt.og hosts,
b1s works are ~te; naturally his sea-
acapa appealed to tbose of our area. Some
of them were M:. and Mrs. Richard (Dick
and Jeoole); Mrs. CUttord tlakes (Peggy}.
Yr. and Mra. Btnswaoger (Max a.nd Evelyn);
PUar Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Pellegrin (Ed
and Opal Mae); Yr. and Mrs. Nabers (Dtck
aDd Pegcy); Yr. and Mrs. Allen (Richard
and Pat); the Edward Mtlls and Mr. and
Mrs. Godfrey (George and Betty), oow of
Emerald Bay, Laguna. The Guggenhelms
(Robert and S:lirlee) were unable to attend
due to bls UlDess. • • • • • •
The entbus1asttc members of the Musical
Theatre GuUd, New;>ort Beacb. went all out
for their membership drive and tund rais-
ing Sun.day picnic recently at the Pt·omontory
Point clubhouse. As folk arrived (in their
Sunday..plenic-best), each received a per-
sooall%ed beverage container • . • these
were to Ueu of oame tags, as well as !or
holding cotfee, beer or H 12.0 (water) . • .
vlsltor•s cbolce.
A talented "one man band" provided both
dancing music and bacqround accompa.nt-
mMt Cor a blt of harmonlzlng. After au.
what picnic ls complete without a barber-
shop quartet and a few "sloglng Adellnes."
At the picnic supper hour (ample viands
on the belD-Yourselt-table), Betty Moss,
pruideat of tbt orpat•tlaD, welc:omtd all
eomua. She tbiD told tbt altu tor lae....-d
men.btrQllp aDd pJ.a to bUid a U..ter
larte ~ lbl.t dftJDU. malical .. , or liCflt
opera • • • tfto crud ac-a . . . coa1d be
prH~Dtect Her iii!AM DaD Mood pi'04adlJ
by. FoUcrtrtnc tbe aa,.,...mect, Impromptu
entertatoment n• pro..sdted ••• wUb Tom
GltUOD belp1Dc at a.t mJke. Ril pretty
w1te J~me wu ebairm&D of tbt dl1r •••
(Her mother, Edaa Coi'Ditt, ft.S then too)
. • • Jerri Y.trama aDd Ju Jooes were
app1auded for tbelt reodltioas ot •cb oldies
as "Take Me OUt to tbe Ball Game" aod
'' Floattnc Down tbe Rlnr 0D a s.mday After-
oooo," wUb a lew dlnee sttpl throWn ID for
empbuis. Jan's bustlud, Dr. Lester Jones,
was ln tbe aud.lence.
1021 L COAST MWY. CX*IIU IlL MAll
CAU UllOa U ~· .,.._..
Myadec.
Parke-Davis Fer t~ctlv• , .. , ••• . o. th• l•lt Ht&h Potency o" •• , •.
Vitamin Formula with Minerals
130 Day
Vitamin
Supply
130 c.,._,e ..
Parke-Davis
R•g. $7 .79
Now··· $4.95
( IUO C 4P Sl'L FS • JO FRE f)
PIIISCitiPTIONS FILUD 7 DAYS A Wllk
M -DAYS • .. 7 .... A 'II
The piece de resistancewuSosie Ficker's
magn.tttcent stnc1Dc of ftr1ou artaa •••
Once she sald • • • "Now I 'll go ta ltal.lan"
. • . wherever she weot, au w•t wtth berl
A sta.nd1ng ovatioo was tortbcomtAcl All were
enthralled. Susie's sister, Ancie White, and
their father, Peter Ficker, wereamoogthose
present; others were Mary aDd Rocer Turner;
Pttty Spielman with Ned Carney and ber
daughter, also ber guest, Pua Kulbue from
Oahu. Enjoyed vtslt1Dg wttb ber ••• such a
charming persoo; she told me she teaches
kindergarten and lst grades in tbe school
there . • . S.>me of tbe cblldrell even learn
to use the electric typewriter! More were ,..,.. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Joan and Tax Jorden, wbo ls on tbe board, COM.a.c F. \fOR~ T F ouR ~ 4 no~· s t
as ls Jean Tandowsky, there with Dtclt 100 YEAR '\.\1."\'J:'RS..t R'I''
Dlmmitt; Catherine and Pat Dl'ugan, Sally · WITH YOUR P F RSO '•L'.L ~
Bradley, Edna Poole, Peggy and John Gettle, 'GIPT GIVINCI. t' Toni Freudeman and Betty Flentye. StUl c
more were Gene aDd Joan Mix, Peg and ome su ottr
Ladislaw Reday, Dr. BW Baldwin, Jean and 1 t OLD FA 'iH 10" F T> f~ "J F 14 F 4, "¥ GL ED
Mil(e Bnuo (newcomers to Corona del Mar); MER CH -\.V 01 "E · f
M!\f'Y and Manin Marks of Balboa Island Real Handmade Patchu>Orlt. ~ills. Sltrrls (llrd
and Jane Sullivan ••• and many o~h-?rs... p,,afort's. PIOnur Bonnets. PendMJu,. Cloclt.s.
at the Suooay picnic oo a Sunday a.tterooon t Pat"oti c T1 es t
• . • Understand the next meeting of the (l • (7) f
Organlz.atlon, members w1ll enjoy excerpts c..Jj1Qll0W 1 f e1cn OP EM 6 DAYS 10· S
from the "Balboa Revue" by locallte Joon b 2426 NIWPOIT ILVD t
Aynes. lt ls based ontbeblstoryandprogress COSTA MISA Ill Aa•'-RMr 6. 42 1640 of our town, b1gbl1gtlting lite around the -• •
PavUlon, our loogtlme landmark. -~ ~ ~ ~ ~
EVERYBODY LOVE-S
OUR AUGUS SALE
Our 24th Anniversary
AUCJust Sale includes -
our entire inventory
of spring Cllld summer
fashions
UP
TO
%
OFF
EHTIRE INVENTORY
SWIMSUITS & COVER-UPS
DeWeese • Cole • E. Stewcri • Daffy
• CAPRIS
• SHORTS
•BLOUSES
•TOPS
• SWEATERS
• DRESSES
• CAPRI SETS
• PAJAMA
SETS
• DESIGNER
GOWNS
CtmfT
CAIDS
WILCOMI
,
His Laser's
on the beam
ScoCt BuDhardottbeN.,..
port Hubor Yacht Clllb flD.
JallodllniiDSollday'sFUcbt
of tbt Luera race lD tbe
balt>or.
Tbe IDDUII aULDg d1D(by
nee, wbicb began ID the
lNOI .u tbe Fll.cht of tbe
Sacnrbirda, attracted about
100 bolts, Tb.ls was the first
rear· for tbe Luer, a 14-tt.
•lilcl .. luded dJneby. Ia
prior y-.rs, Snowbirds &Dd
Kit-, other small racing
~ were used. The
eoub.Dt eraoce la.popu.larlty
of ACb. small boats prompted
tbe Newport Harbor Cham-
ber o1 Com-nerce, wb.icb
IPQUOfs the nee, to swlteh
apiA thla year.
Otber winners in SUnday's
race UUUld the harbor:
Fleteber Olsoo of 8aDJoa
Yacbt Club was tlrst girl
to llolsb.
Pam Selclel, 13, of NHYC
wu JOIIID&esl: (irl to ftnsb,
Oldest skipper to rtnish
was Warren Seeley, 68, of
Los ADgeles.
Mr. aod trfra, Mlke d1-
Dooato ol Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club were the tlrst
couple to flnlah.
Doa Rulbtoft',lZ,ofNHYC,
was the younc:est boy t\nlsh-
ln(.
Fl.niahlng behind Scott
BarnlRrd 1n secood place
was Cbris Rub. Fletcher
Olaoo ns third and BUI
Symes 4th.
ALLERTO~l JEFFRIES
OF B. I. DIES AT 69
Allerton Jeffries, 69, ot
1407-1/2 N, Bay Froot,Ba.l-
bol. lslaDd, •bO died last
Tbursday at Hoag hospital,
wW be buried today, July
31, lo Pac lflc View Me-
morla.l Park, Harbor View
HUls.
OLD GRADS ol tllo II-Boocb Pollee EJplorv -.
awl -fll'lll.r ... -.. ol tile ~ polk:e d~
mtDt, cbat wJ.I.b Offtcer SlaD Bnuler, It rtPt.ldYi'IOI'
for tllo Expkmr Polt IIDce K i>rmed lien 1-1/Z yoan
aco. From lett are otftclra Kee Weipod. Bob Stlpbal ... Doac Pum..u.r. (EIIIlp pbolo.)
Jamboree Scout
back in scouting
stu Bressler la a Boy m -~ 1 •~1 Scout wbo )lit couldD't qutt o eer, ........... reyc e p&uv •
• man, tn11le lD.YeJUptor ud
He IOl into ICOIIUDc bact eommuaJ.ty relatlolllofft.eer.
In b1s oatif'e Yleblp.o aDd Now, be la spedallslng tn
wu aerlou.s eoourb ~ ll crime prtytmtloa, wldeb ID~
to be pleted u a delep.te cbiiJes a aeries of Ialka ud
to the N'at1ooal Boy Scout diiiDOaltr'allol tor rest-
Jamboree In 1953. staa wu deall &Dd bastoeJSmeo on
13 tball, ud tbe Dlg jam~ bow to prcf.eet tbemselYes boree was beld oo the blufb ap..tut buJiara
Oferloot1Dc Coroaa del War. Wbea Pollee Chtet James
It was stu's first Yls:lt to Glatu decided to ban tbe
Ca.llfonla. He Uted U bere, deputmeat ben lpODIOr an
but BeYer dreamed he W'O'Jld E~plorer Po.t, stu was tbe
come t..ek. natural choice,
He came bact, joined tbe Hla brfolnmeot ID scoot~
Newport Beach pollee forte, Inc bid caDtiDald o'fer tbe
a.od ts DCrlf tbe otflclal ad-)'Mrs as a Cllbmuter &Dd
Yisor to the JocaJ pollee Boy be wu IDl'olnd ID an ktoo,
Scout E~orer Post. stan of youth acth'ltles tneladtng
calculates that bJs otftce to coa.c~W~~ 1D tba ~r JOUlb
the new e'!! pollee heacJ. bueballprocnm.He&Ddtlls
quarters Is within a couple wUe, Judy, ban 3 cblldrea..
hu.ndred yards of wbere my Both of tbttr boys are DOY
tent was in 1953." members of tbe pollee Ez.
His Esplorer Post, )1st 3 plorer post.
years old, bas alread)' es-Coat& Yea netcbbor KeJ.
tabUsbed Itself as o."le of tbe s'JD McDaniel now a eaptaJn
best of some 1,300sucbposts 00 tbe local Ioree, l».d COD·
ill tbe countr)l.lta:prealdeat, TlDeed lllm to jotn in 1963.
Duld GrayofCameoSt.::lres. stan left 1 rood job as as.-
ls president of tbe 111tJom.l slstaat maD&~er of a Jolly
Law ED!orcemeDt E:rplortr Rocer restaurant lD W:'Jttter
Post orp.n.i.laUon. stan to go 00 tbe toree.
Bressler was elected prest-But . be never pve ~
dent oftbe Datw.al Lew ED· Ida: inierut tD ldds. lD 19?0,
foreemem EJplorer Po• tbe Nnport Harbor Ez.
Advisors Ai:SD.., aDd waa Jn-chaJJie Club pve Its a.mm.l
stalled recently u prealdeol "Book of Golden Deeds"
of Orange CountJ Law En-award to stan tor his youth
torcemeot Esploter ad~ wort.
visors.
"Tbe EJI)Iorerprogram Is
a sort of a speclal.lzed ez.
tensloo of tbe Seout1nc pro-
gram," Stan eiplatns.
"Tbere an poas tbat ez.
plore in medicine, ft.retlgbt-
.lng, aeroautrontcs and
other nelds. But, the fastest
growing thing rlgbt now iD
E xplortnc is the Ia w enforce~
meot fteld."
RESERVE OFFICERS
PROGRAM EXPAilDED
Newport Beac b Pollee
Chief B. James Gl.an.s an.
oounces a oew prorram de~
signed to eDCOQrare the JilT·
Ucq:,attoo of area elttzens
In local law eotoreema~t.
lltU-Y,JULY S~ 1171
COROllA DELilA' CAl..
NB goes .for belly dance . . ..... -..... CIUIC II Wa.,...tt a-ca. - r t 1e ,.,., 1o -----ww M·-..a..... I
'l'lllt"J-'f111a1Mttxl'f
--ller-1D 1111?1'......,.111, ntchlll be-
-jut ol 1111 cliJ'• --.bei?A-""" lD ~r. Tr1111, II, wW ll*'lllllr we~~~ •• a, DlctU tMcblD( lDal_ ... _
dace, boi4IDrc I ooe .. IIOU
C~ MCb w.U iM' 8
weata. ClauN an tcbed.
•IIIII at Core. del War hicb
eclloo?.
Cool ol tile C011H1 YUl be '"·a~ II>GiryBlack
olll-rt'l Pub. ....... ... --lloo dept., wtllc:b II _...,. tbe cle-•·
"We bi.Ye bad~
lor tbe COIUM from a Dim·
btl' of WOOl fill," a71 PBR
1>1.-r CelYID Sllftrt. He alllo -ed _, tlal
Trtsb's a:tud.U wW PlY
tba taan eolt oltbecouree,
IDcladJAc 25 per ceot ad.
m ID1stn.t1Ye coats to tbe
ettJ.
"I'm really IAJ&}1ed at
belae ctno this lllt ofthiop
tor seriqas cooaiden.Uon,"
cnambled CUy COUDCUma.n
Pau.! Ryekott of Balboa Q.
laDd, wben tbe CouocU
studied Mr. Stewart's u.t
of proposed flllJ aeasoo
recreaHoo classes at Moo.
..,....., •• , I I t I
''I OJ4't .. , I rt of tllla. ... '"" ,..tr I d c .. , .... -.,.~., c:.c.......-.
TlleJ ..,. tile calT -:~k::: ~.:. "::
of ... .._ Wblcb IDe-..... -ttar. aoqlc, ...
door piiDt cue, • ._. ..
mOD, tlaet pact~~~, ud
b•clrnlar't pSde to •·
riDe ute, &Dd tee IDtb:l(
1---. at a Colta Mea ,
rlalc. ' -·lpal billy ollDelac claNtt an aotla&AIDn, Wr.
stewut eJPII''MCL Trlab
Ya.bDDeJ lMned tbt duce
' ,.... eco 111 • Hlllllll>lbl
Be:aeb ella, ud aow tel.ebea
NDior dtlleu lD Welt·
mlDiter.
''They're rr-,t studeot.J," •J• TrlltJ. "nry eatbuJ:t. ...ue.··
Buldes t•ch1oc, Trllb
perlorms proteasloDallJ at
partlu, weddlDca, bar mtts.
ubi ud other atfltrs. Sbe
llu also daoced at tbeflmed
Greek Vlllage restaurant ill
Lo1 Aaceles.
Her rmaoo. an alrllDe pt.
lot, 'and ber 4 kids · 'thlnk
ttl creat," says Mrs. Ma·
'-'· "It's a wooderfa.l way for
ladies to become more
rracefld, wblle getting tbelr
nerel..le and enjoJiDr wbat
they're dotnc."
COUNCIL SUMMARY
BALBOA NEIGHBORS lllve
purchased a block of tickets
for the opeoq of the Rlnc-
Unc Bros., Baroum ' Bailey
elreus in Aoabelm today,
Jlly Sl, to watch 19 year
old Susan Warte Oweo of
1112 E. Ocean F~t, BaJ.
boa Peninsula Point, mak.
LDc her local debut aa a
dancer, aerial ballet per.
former and rider oo an ele-
pbant, Susan joined tbe etr.
cua last No', SO in Florida,
aDd bas toure;c~ the east coast,
!.Deluding Madison Square
Garden In New York,
Yooday nlcbt'l meeting of
tbe Newport Beacb City cou.ncu ctt.scuued the fol-
lowla( subjec'"'
• NEWPORT CENTER'S
soutbwest eomer, at Jam.
boree and CQJ.St Hwy,, wu
re~eslgnated for develop..
ment as an otnce ud com~
merelaJ area, instead ol for
single f:amlly restderlces.
• MARINERS JoULE
owners, who bad been told
they would bave to giveaway
6 feet of frontage aloog Coast
Hw)', aDd sell uother 6 feet,
before re.developtnc the
burned out block, would be
paid for the eotln 12.n..
strip under an ordl.Qance
rtYeo tlrst reading aDd pas.
sed 5-1 to a secood reading
on Aua. 11.
• PACIFIC VIEW CEWE.
TERY got 50 aeret north
of tbe cemetery n.-de.s:tg.
uted tor tbe coastnctlon
of low-.dellstty tDdlf"ftllal
bomes.
• RECREATION pro~
alai committee and Jc.n
Enns to the Arts Commls·
ston.
• BAY CLEANUP cam ..
pal.gn, to be ccodueted by
the ••stop PollutlDc Our New.
port" (SPON) group Allg.
18...%2, wu given clt}' sup-
port, wttb city crews di·
reeled to cooperate in baul~
lng awa)' algae and other
matter cleaned from the bay
by the vohmteers.
• DREDGED SILT from
the Back Bay would be used
for ~d nu uDder a plan
referred to the joint harbor
committee.
• GR EEN BELT, which
aheady eu~l '> along the
sootb side of Oc ean Blvd.
between Poppy :lDd Carna-
tion tn Corona del Mar. was
made -a' part ef""fhe etty's
Ionc • ......,..., ... l-.
• MAI:t<Af apartinli:lts, a
34..QAit deveJopmentat 1201·
1325 Bil.ystde, near Balboa
Island, were approved for
com:ersJon to eoodo·
minlums.
• BtnLDING SITE det\nl·
Uoo ns slmpllfled, mat:lng
the combining of lots simpler
for deulopers.
TEMPORARY CHIEF
DIJE AT FAIRVIEW
JULIA AMES IS DEAO
Julia Ames, 73, of 2202
Miner, Costa Mesa. who died
Sunday at Costa Mesa Me.
morlal hospital, wlU be
burled today, July 31, in
HuntlDgtoo Beach. A rosary
service was held last ala:ht a.oo a burial mass Is IICbecl·
uled for 10 a.m. todly at
st. John the Bapt:tst Church.
Mrs. Ames had llved in
C..U.Mesa..llince 1850.,f11Wt
ber ailter, .Allee Malloy.
Beli~Broadway of Costa
Mesa wu tbe director.
HI MAll CONTEST
Rich Irwin has won 4 of
6-moothly sales cootests In
tbe Harbor Investment com.
pany "HI man of tbe year"
contest, aeeordlng to Tom
SteYens, director of market.
In(.
Harbor lnnstma~t Com.
pany, aCoroDI. del Marbe..sed
Realtor founded in 19.f.i,
started tbe montbly cootnt
in Januat')'.
on annex, library.? ....... _...._ __ .. ,, ........ ..,
-.. -. -liP>nrJ
1a •""""' c-. u1 •
I £1 I till .... , ...
...---~del llarud~-Cib' Ccwoflwe PW RJ•
·--... a • ....-11 .. ...,....0, It _,
..._ •• C??y c-u -·-.pod--.. liMp -1111 !dla • ff'J'M CIO'WDCaut ......
ttoo. -• dQI?>I. 111111 -,_rtu? ~ tllo cU, wW.flct*"tiOIDetiJM,"
aid Mr. R7cD4. "t af ..
-tnmc, otP?Woa, --K'l a blC deal. VIe -CGMider whit tlDd ot cit)'
••waattobe."
1'llo 1n111e eo. p~au to
d"'elop tbe to.ooo .. cN
ara wtth .. "'eatal papl·
lalloo -ted' u bl&ll u
10,000.
llr. Rycllol!ftlllltbopro-
poold "-" c-r u-
biVJ to be ,..,., bJ --11'11 obllcltlao -., wll!cb
NEW RECORD IN .
PAPER RECYCLE
CltJ retue crews col.
lected 119.ttouofoldoews-
pe,pers aet oat b)' Newport
Beach residents dartDcJuty,
for a record one-moatb ldeb
aJnce the iepante couee.
tlon of anspapers bepD
11 months ago, cltJ General
Servtces Director Jake
MJDderse a.id )'esterdi.J.
J uoe bad been tbe blghest ;
mootb wtth 104.8 toos cot.
lected.
... ----. ....
Rneaae recelYed by tbe
city tn July ftom sale t1
the oewsp~Perl Jl)f recvcl .. q: was $2,999, brtnglDC tbe
total for 11 montlls to $22,-
76%.
Sepante new~r col-
lection in Aogust wt11 be oa
tile lith. 12th. and 13tb for
areas east of the be.7, IDd
00 the 18th, 19th, a.DCt 20tb
tor areas west o1 the be.y.
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TUESDAY , AUG. 5-~ P.M.
·1 nr o,r-~:ttff [)~· >. -1
•• I ""'' ,. -• I. I f, f 1> •'
Mr. Jeffries, a retired
ba.nbote printing execuUve,
is survt.-ed byhJswlfe,Joan,
50115 Tom of los Angeles
aDd Jerome of Santa Ana,
daughter Judy Mertz of New·
port, aDd 9 graodchlldren.
Dr. CecU Hottman wUl
cODduct a graveside sernce
beginoing at .f p.m.
Pollee E~plorers learn
about law eaforcemeot by
rtdiJig alooc iD patrol cars,
doing admlulstrattn )Jbli)r
the depa.rtmeot, and woJtiac
on specta.l projects aacb as
''Open.Uoa m,o· a procram
tor electrtcall)' eacnf'1ne
ideottftca.Uoo oa ftluable
per800.1J and bouebold
Items, to dt.seourage burr·
lars.
The city's resene pollee
otflcer program wW be ex-
paDded to a total ol 35 of.
fleers aod 1JUl permlt mem.
bers of the orpnl•atklo to
participate 1D molt all
pbues of pollee wort. An
lntormaUooal meet1Da; wtU
be beld at tbe Newport Ceo.
ter pollee headquarters at
7:SO p.m. Tuesday, Aupst
11, to acquaint tbe com.
mutt)' with tbe new pro.
cram, Rese"eotftcersmust
be at 1-..t 21 )'ears of age
and ID iood pbJtlcal COD41.
tloo.
grams conducted by tbe clty ww eootlDue to slgzl.upNew.
port resldeats ttrst. detplte
a chlUqe from tbe eounty
Harbors, Beacbes aDd Parks
Dept,, which claimed tbe city
sbould DOt use a county fa~
eUlty Uld publle tldelarxls
for sa.Otnc cUsses, unless
It Is doDe on a Qrst come.
nrst served be.sll. Tbe
COW>CU Ols<:usaed tbeobjec.
tloo ... dlsmloed u.
• GOLF CARTS were
rtYeo . 2 speclally..de.tc·
Dated parting III)&CeiOO Bal-
boa lsland'a Marine AYe,
Frank LOfett, vetenn
state employee wltb OTer
20 )'Mrs' eJ11erhmce in &d·
mla1Jtratloa in a dentop..
meota.UJ disabled fletllty,
wUI become FaJ"Iew state
Hosptta.J's temporai'J bOs-
pltal administrator Monday,
Aupst .f.
Newport Beach Travel Inc.
GIRL VOLLEYBALL
TEAMS TO COMPETE
Ora..ot:e County's Jr.
Olympic girls volleyball
te&m, loaded with Newport
B•cb taleot, pl2ys an er.
hlbWoo pme Saturday night
at VC lrvtoe'sCrawtordHaU
I}'Dl apinst Corooa del Mar
bJc11 tchool's girl team.
Tbelr pme wUI be fol.
lowtd by a match between
the oatlooal U.S. Jr. girls
team and tbe oattooal
Caoadlan Jr. girts. The U.S.
tMm returned this week
from a tour of South Korea.
Newp orl.
Prinlers .
TOTAl.; PRlNTirfCJ
F ACll..ITII!S.
640-4444'
JOO N~w"''' c -lttr Dr.
S•i l~ 00 J
H tiWf'Orl s •• d
Boys aod clrls from 14
througb ZO may jotn, Some
:arry tbetr interest a Uttle
turthtr &Dd applJ tor pollee
cadet tn.to1og • ''a eort of
appreoUceslltp pqnm tblt
leads to a job u a reptar
pollcemu.."
Three of stu's EJplorers • Douc P trm eotter, Bob st-ud Keo We!pOO -
ban CODe ootobecomeNew.
port Beach polleemaa. Val.
erie Ltwi&, 18, wbo YU the
IUI>Joct o1 u Eulp ltory
a tn weeu aco, bopes to
1et oa the ADa.betm pollee
d ... rtmOIII -tile cadet prorram.
stu Brnsler la more tlllll
,.. aJI-year-<>ld8oJScoot.
He 11 a nteru ot U yan
oa tbt tocal police Ioree,
ud 1aa .ened aa a pa.role
• F1NANCCNG of capital
Improvements. such as
sewers, oa 1a.Dd to be de·
Yeloped, was re-deflned,
placing more ftna.Dclal re-
spoosfbWt)' oo developers.
• APPOINTMENTS were
contlrmed for Rtehlrd
Puley to the city blceoteo.
Dredger called on carpet
Tbe ll'll.lllll•r of the Sbell. scheduled off Lido Isle, aocr
mater Co., a local dredelar went ahead aod d.id It,''
firm, admitted TaeldtJlbat CUy Couocuman Howard
b1l firm "WW ebeck thmcs Rocen of Balboa, W'liO
a llttle closer," after be· repnMOts the LIOO ana,
lA&: aecasld oldotncadrectc~ waa furious wheo he IMrned
In( Job -r Lido 11!1 wttll. tbot tile <lrtd(ln( Job ,..
out rettmr tbe proper etty oft SSOO VIa Lldo fta com.
permit. pleted lalt week. Tbeclredc·
BW lilrrll IDcllcated tbot lac permit, required b)' city
a brakdoft 11:1 eoqJUJ" law, wu requested at Moo·
commualcatloo• wu to day'• City Coa.oeu meettnc.
blame. Yr. Rocert called lbe
"J wu eallld oat ollowa SMUmater flnn "COOd
oa u emerpDCy JDb lui: ........,,. t;,r yan,"' IDd
weet," lie told tllo Ellllp, ,_.... -y Dlcbl tlal
"ud till ltiloWI 011 tile ric "OIOybe l>a>Ularll)' b..-
aw tbl.t •• bad a )lb ~ IDd Sbellmabr Ill •llowlllc -.mpt lor 1111 CltJC~U." Oilier c-u .... ICreod
lbot tile t1rm --at u Aloe. II COODCU --111 .. •JPlaiD tile ......
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Joseph KrOll
of OCC dies
Prtftte famllJ .. nice.
were btld MoDclty at WI.D-
bf&Mr lfortll&rJ ID Sui&
-ll>r Jo.t* R. KroD, ~ Cout Colltce'•deu
of .acs.t aa.ar.. Wbo dSecl
JUJ:J &c ol aa IIIIJI.I'ellt bart
attack. He •eeambtd at ld.l·
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btlore IU SStb blrtbdaJ.
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POOLS
Art-& Reatwatio.n. LUXURY LIVING --Bobbie Morp.D from NftiiOrt Btaeb relues 1D spacSous mobUe borne ttat wW be amGDC
673.9383. displays 1D M?blle Home VWace Augult 15-U LD Soetb-
3100 E. c ... t HI thwoy land Home and GudtG Sbow in Anabetm CooY«.tioa
Co d I Center. Latest models and deaJpl ot moblle bomn ====""'=a=•=M=a=r=-~!....:w~U~l =be~a~mo=~::~::::::ot.~bomelbo7, oowln Ita Uat year.
no.tsoD•, ID l1ta of
flower., an beiDC aeeept.ed
at OCC t>r tM Kroll lhdtllt
lou faD4.
Mr. Kron· wu a member
of tbe OCC D1f for !Z
JtUI, He ))IDed tbt flleultJ
1D 1"3 u a ~~~~tebolOCJID
.traetor &lid CXJGDaelor. He
,.. al8o tbe ec:bool'l ftnt
water polo aDd dtfiDc coaeb.
He calded tbe water polo
IQIIld for 4 yeara I.Dd woo
an Eutern Cooterenee Utle
LD 195&.
COMMITTEE MEMBER Arlene Scba!er helps Les Miller,
Fiesta de Costa Mesa chairman, try oo a Fiesta bat for
atM. The anooal fall nent wUl be beld Sept. 19-21.
, CHURCHES
Highway House of Prayer
2411 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR
LOWER LEVEL -REAR
INTERDENOMINA TJONAL. FULL GOSPEL
Miss Mesa contest
to highlight Fiesta
CALL HOW OR DROP IH •.. Wo',. Clou ly
And Opon 1 Days A Woek .
12222 Harbor Blvd .• Garden Grove 530-1142
871-8020
Stet• L l cenoe 1tl2l7 n2-3401 Ot 649-5094
SUNDAY SCHOOL: 1:46 WORSHlP SIAVICE: 11:00
EV.\NGELITISTIC SERVICE: 6:00P.M. SUNDAY
PRAYER AND BIBLE STUDY: 7:30P.M. WEDNESDAY :
WILLIAM T. KROAH, PASTOR
PHONE : 642-8762
Cacnl 8ihle Qarcb
R081RT M. 8IHGSTOH -PASTOR
23RD ST. et ORAHGII!, COSTA MESA -645-50s0 s.s,. IIIGrD1.Dc worlldp -10:10 a.m. SUDdaJ SeboOl s-a,. w.U, wonldp' -I:JO p.m. 9:00 a.m.
W.e.ldlJ Bible lhlctr lad praftr ••..•• '7:00 p.m.
Aa ..._.... cbareb wttb Bible teac.bing miD1.try
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
1 CLIPf DR., NEWPORT lEACH -642·7'-C3
DR . f. KEHTOH I!SHORE
PASTOR
lUNDAY SCHOOL ••••• ftM A.M. 118L E STUDY
7•SO ...... W!D.
T HARIOR CHURCH Of
R!LIGIOUS SC'IM(f "Science of mind"
ELEANOR JACKSON, ,,muSTER ,
Suodq Service .....•.. 10:00 a.m.
a&Dd~J Sobool ........ 10:00 a.m.
541 CENT!R ST., COSTA MESA-646-1032
GRACE BIBLE CHURCH
Veterans' Memorial Bldg.
565 W. 18th, Costa Mesa
REV. TO¥ lYRE£. Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICP.S·
tO:~ A 7;00P.M.
Sunday School.
all ages. 9· JO
HOME BIBLE CLASSI:.S
Call 5 51.()()92
•Teaching B1ble Doctrtne•
ATIEND
THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
We tnv1te you tu wor~htp
lUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
2900 PacifiC View Dr
Corona dd Mar, CaJif
LAWRENCE D FRUHLI NG
Pastor Phone 644-:!664
SUMMER SCHEDULE
Suoday worship: 9:30a.m.
Nursery and Coffee Hour
Christian Science
Services
Fl RST CH URCH OF
CHRIST. S<.:IENTIST
3303 V i a Lido
Nt'wport Buch
SUNOA Y SQIOOL
9 & 10:30 a. ID.
SUNOA Y SERVICES
9 & 10:~ a.m.
WE ONESDA Y EVENING
M FETING 8 p.m.
READING ROOM
Wrl'k days: 9 a.m. · 5 p.m.
Wl'dnesday:9 a.m .·7:4S p.m
Tunday ·
1.) .a .m.· 5 p.m.: ·7.9 p.m.
SECOND CHURCH OF
CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Newport Beach at
Coron .. dd Mar
3100 P01cific View Dr.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 a.m
~UNL>AY ()ERVICEJOa.m
WFO"Jf.SDA Y IJ :OO P.\1.
Rudmg Room:
MQ0-0 F~ CoaatBwy.
Entranc e on "Jarciaeue
Mon.-Fri.: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m
Soo d ay arteroooo: 1 to 3
Sat.: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You are cordially invtted
to attend Church Services
and to usc Rcadin Room.
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH'
THE CENTER FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES
t•4S A.M. II8L! CLASSU
11•00 A.M. WORSHIP HOUR
7t00 ,,M. I!VAGaL IS TIC HOUtt
D...R. JI~MY COMB$, PASTOR
Plymouth Congregational Church·
A Fret and lndependtnt ConVtgational Christian Olurch
THE REV . JOHN A. LINDVALL. Mmis ter
Sunday Serme: 10:00 a.m
Bible Study: 9 a.m . and 7 p.m. Church School I 0 a .m.
3262 BROAD STREET, NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Nunery care provided Phone: 642-2740
NAVY SEAMAN RECRUIT
Brvce D. Wortman, so6 of
Yr. I.Dd Mrs. PbllJpB. Wort-
man ot 3140 Bostoa Way,
Costa Mea, a.s graduated
from recruit tralnt.n& at tbe
Naval Tratntnc Center, San
Otego. Classes t.oclude ln-
strucUoo In seamansb.tp,
mUitary regulations, nnr-
flghtlng, close order drtll,
first aid and Navy tUtory.
COURSE ON T.V. AT
EVENING COLLEGE
Orange Coast College Is
oftert.og a new eveo.t.oc
course tbis taU that wW
eamlne the rtse of tele-
vlstoo. Tttled "TV's t'lrst
25 years," the class wlll
meet • bursdays from 7 to
lOp.m.
Course instructor Is Jerry
Lealngt.oo. wbo alao tacbu
"Radio's golden era." He
has been a radio, telniltoo
aod tum enthusiast a.U of
his We.
The guest Ust tncludes
radio actor aDd persoaaUty
Robert Q. Lewis, "Laugh-
In" announcer Gary Owens,
B Ul Baldwin, president ot
Pa ;lftc Pioneer Broad-
casters, director and writer
Frank Buxton; and Don De-
Fore, an actor, producer
and director.
Keep cool with
CANVAS
AWNINGS
Be sened u occ•s u-
aoetate dean from 1955
tbroacb 1960, dean of sta-
deot. from 1960 to 1963,
thea wu IWDed deu of ltu-
deot a1falrs.
He was Regtoo 9 chair-
man of tbe Natloaal COUD-
ell oo student OtYelopmtDt
of tlle AmerleaD As110elatioo
ot CommUD!ty IDd Junior
CoUeces (AACJC); I.Dd was
cbalrman of tbe qpc:omJDc
Leacae tor ID.DofttloD an-
Daal deus' coatenoee
sebeduled l)r Auc. 6-8 at
tbt Newporter InD.
He a1ao sened OD tbe
State Athletic Committee tor
a oumber of years and wu
JOSII!'" KROLL
a put presldeat I.Dd com-
mlaiooer of tbe South Cout
Coolerence. He wu auo a
loogU.me me:nber of tbt Co-
sta Mesa tramc commis-
sion.
An avid traveler and
sports enthUsiast, be bad
tranled to spots aU over
the world aod bad led a
number ot student-faculty
trips. He was an acttve
handball player for many
years.
A naUve ot Ro(ers Ctty,
Mich., Mr. Kroll received
bts B.A. and M.A. degrees
at Cal State UoiYersity at
Long Beacb. He dld add1-
t1ooal graduate study at
UCLA.
VANDENBERG S..A.C.
DUTY FOR AIRMAN
Airman KeUb 0. Stroup,
soo of Mr. &Dd Mrs. Paul
E. Stroqp., 2306 Rec11aDds
Dr.. West Upper Bay, las
rra~ted at Lackla.Dd AFB,
TeDs, from the teetmJca.l
tntnlnc coarse t»r u. s.
Air Fwee secartty pollee.
Complettoo ot tbe course
enables bJm to recttn aca-
demic credit. tbrouch the
Community conere of the
A1r Force. Tbe a.trman oow
roes to VI.Dd_,.rr AFB,
Ca.llt., for dutJ wltll a tmlt
of the Stnteclc Air Com-
mand. He ta a 19'71 lftda-
ate of Esta.nela bleb ec:booJ
lD Costa M ...
Tbe 1975 Fiesta de Costa
Mesa, set tor Sept. 19-Zl,
wW empbastze the bicenteo-
ntal theme and wUI be b.tgh-
Ugbted by the selection o!
Mtss Costa Mesa.
A Costa Mesa Chamber
ot Commer ce committee has
been worldng out details of
tbts trad.IUonal fall festival
since January under tbe
leadersbtp of Les Miller,
c balrman. Clubs, charltyor-
pnluUoos and social
groups wtll again partici-
pate. Proceeds earned by
eacb group, from tbe booths
I.Dd coocesstons Uley operate
tn Costa Mesa Lloos park.
wW CO to sqpport tbe1r ln-
diYidual pfOirams.
Some of tbe orpnizatlons
lDfolved t.Ws far include the
Loyal Order of Moose, &ta
Sl(ma Pbi, Veterans ofFor-
etcn Wars, Knights of Co-
Iambus, Sons or Italy,
American Fteld Service (Es-
laneta b.tgb school), Job's
Da.uctters Betbels 313 and
157, Ora.nce Coast Ltoos
Club, Costa Mesa Jaycees
and the Optimtst Club. The
Ne-.port Harbor Wtsemeo
wlll se"e a traditional
Wextcu Inner.
Of speetal interest to the
eb.Udreo wW be tbe giant
15-rtde carnival and the
cbance to wiD a tree bell-
copter ride. There will be
per1od1c prtaes oUered, wttb
tbe (l'&Dd prt&e belDg a 19?5
Ptnto. Tickets tor tbe grand
prise are beiDg sold by the
Estancia h1(b scbool march-
Ing band members, wbo are
ADULT TOWN HOM£
PlAN UNDER WAY
Ground has beeo broken
and gradloc ts under way for
tbe adul.t-orteoted Blg Can-
yon TOW'Dhome project ln
the ln1De Compa.ny's Blg
Canyoo community.
Tbe homes 1rU1 bave 2
to 4 bedrooms aDd a square-
toot n.oce of 1,240 to 1,950.
Prtees are currently esti-
mated to befln atabout$75,-
000. Tbere wW be 61 town-
homes In tbe first pbase,
many oftel'iDc golf course
Ytews.
A unique aspect of the de-
ulopmeot procnm Is on-
sUe ob8en&Uoo of paleoo-
tolQiists durt.nc the gnding
of certalD sites wbich the
eutroom111tal lmpact report
LDdicated mtcbt cootaJ.n fos-
. sUs of aneleot sea We.
Tbe scteotista are worldDg
under tbe dt.-.ctloD of Dr.
Robert L. Montcomery,
pres1deot of thenewlyfocmd-
ed Natural History Founda-
Uoo of On.oce County.
JOHN O.FRAHO SCO
HOW AT McQ.B.LAH
A1rman Ftrst Class Jobn
L. Defra.oetec:o, 80D of Rlcb-
ard Defruelsco, U48
Lutlttoo PL, Costa Mesa,
SEASON TlCXETS ON bU lftclllat.d from tbe u.s. SALE SOON AT OCC AJr Force's alren.ftoaytp-s.uoa tlektts t:»r 0ranp UoD tclldPm• repaJ.nnan
C-... eou coane CODdllcted bJ tbt Air * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * u... ere•• lrTS bome Tl"&tDJDc Command at ~n eebdlle wW co oo ~r AFB, Ylsa. ...._ Pu ...._ aJ. AGe. 11 Ill U. OCC He wu tJ"&lDed to illstaU ~ bUsh Your ....-..._ boobton. ne 5-and npa1r etectroGJc an-...._ * cam• IIUOD Ucat pad:ap tloD ....-FICTrTIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT M11.t *-M. nat·• a aY-:a ot':.~ C:; ··~ Jt-1lp ot $1.$0 off tbt ptlt lalm ID nceJte academic: * 1 .. rHe I ~ tt.J:: ~c01~ :::s.!ARPET ~CHF Jt. ~p.m~ pmM .eut at ~==or,_ eo:;
...._ . ~-~ n.~ ,..,_ ntlloaaecam•are:S4111t. Foree. n. a1rmaa la ~
....-OFFICE AND PRINTING PLANT: 2721 E . COAST HIGHWAY ....-1'1, I.A. RutJor;Oct.l, Lout lllc 11~ lo WeClellan
,..,_ CORONA DEL MAR. CALIFORNIA -1212~ ,..,_ Beach Cltr, Oct. 11• S. AFB. Callf. Be Ia a lW14 ...... ...... '*co ..... Oct. •• ..... • ........ of eo.a. .....
.. COST OF PLUS 110.00 FOR Jt. Alae Rof. '7,-.au•....... IUDoL bleb
.. PU BL.I cAT I ON ONLy $25.00 COUNTY ,, Ll N G ffl!l! • f':!!!~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~
Jt. •••'• o• CALL THIIMIIGH -na-•u•-'o• o,PJCIAL o.LA. ,o ... , ,. MARINERS CHURCH
,. PLIA.II SIND D.LA. 'OIIIMS TO• .. MOW ... OUI MD IAMC1UAIY
Jt-NAME ...................................... " ........................ ~ ...... " .... ---;-.. --.................. Jt. 1000 ..._ ·~~.::.0."':*"*" 81.&CB
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tbus earn1ll( money to seod
tbe band to the Washtngton,
D.C., blceateDDJal celebra-
Uoo In May, 19?6.
Tbere wU1 be a cootiooous
progressioo of tree stage
shows throughout the Fiesta.
Tbe Mtss Costa Mesa coo-
test ls open to slDgle gtrls
between tbe ages of 16 and
22 wbo are permanent resi-
dents of Costa Mesa. The
selecttoo wtll be made Sun-
day, Sept. 21. JudgiDg will
be based on votce, person-
:!Uty, grace, facta! beauty,
posture, complexion, make
UJ> a.od Qgure. Entry forms
are available at the Cham-
ber oftlce, 583 W. 19th
Street, Costa Mesa. The
wlnnlng contestant will make
herself avallable for one
year for pobllctty, photo-
graphs, persooal ap;>ear-
ances at ground brealdngs,
rlbboo cutt1Dgs, grand open-
ings, and civic functions .
GEM
ALK
BY J. C. HUMPHRIES
J C. Humphr••s. wha. nor• •r
1823 N~rt 81~ ~bHJn •
Con. M.s• IMWJm.n for more
tlvn 21 ~un. ir •n ..,rhortfy Of'
.-ms •nd ,_try.
'I Ye••• '" o,.,.,. c • .,,.,,
-Q KELLY'S
f!T _, STEAK HOUSE .!""~ Featuring:--.....
,' J CHAMPAGNE & STE"K
(FOR 2) $7 .95
_.: 30 to 6: 30 P .M.
(75~ per person mo re after 6:30p.m.)
50~ OFF WITH THIS AD
SIRLOIN Sa SEAFOOD
(FOf! THE EXTRA HUNGRY)
S5.95 to S7.95 Per Person
C t.olce of Seafood -Trout -Salmon -Swordftsh
Shrimp -Scallops -Red Snapper
4:30 to 11:00 P.td.
SE.AFOO[).K. BOB or S TEAK·A·BOB • $2.95 por
209 Palm Ave 675· S7H (At tho ferry}
Balboa Peninsula Newport Beach
"WH FPf fH~ F/1 fF \fF.F1 TO FAT!"
Op-., \:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. (Closed Monday)
IN COSTA ME5A IT'S
AUGUST'S BIRTHSTONE ~~~~!!~!!!!~~~~~~~~~~
Peridot, the '•event~ .ii
emerald," Is olive gr een
In color and is remark-
ably popular in jewelry
such as brooches, neck-
laces a.od rings.
An ancient gem known
ln Biblical times and used
by early Egyptians, all
knowledge of peridot's or -
iginal source was lost for
many centuries. It was not
until the early twentieth
century tbat the ancient
shallow pit source on the
small lsland or st. John,
rt.tty miles orr Egypt in
the Red Sea, was redis-
covered, deeper new pits
having s1Dce yielded superb
crystals.
Peridot is also found 1n
Burma, Ceylon, Australia,
BrazU, New Mexico aDd
Arizona, but ln quantity,
size and quality, these
sources are not lmportant
enougb to challenge peri-
dot's description •.• "the
green gem of the Red Sea."
. -tuck & pate rabbitt lj;l: .. ,.o na aauoa aaaa .,.n ••n
548-5554
19U HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA
FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP
COFFEE SHOP
"CROH FRO ~lt FHHION ISLAND
. . . C.-1' ' ~ j h I. . . '• ' ' t
Acrylic Warmup Suits Navy wtth White stripe ooly
Youth Sizes -S12.9S Men's Sizes-$1195
RACQUETBALL RACQUETS 6 BALLS · PLAYGROUND BALLS
ennis Handball Gloves · & Balla
Volleyballs Basketballs
Footballs DRESSES
Mens & Boys
Tennis Shirts
& Shorts
, Tennis RKkets
Jt-, A.lfY OIAIIII COUNTY eUlllfiU CAft PUILtiM O.LA. M011CI tM llfl IMII... .. CI-ID& ... '3 g 4 ........
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-·I EJ'S LEAD OURSELVES
' tHE AMERICAN
Fly proudly by day.-
Light brightly by night!
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The atructure of 0111' government
was well tbougbt aut and planned
by dedicated patriot&! weldtng tocetber
a new natloo. But wttbaut tbe par-
tlclpatloo of cltlzens of eacb genera-
tloo, It cannot liW'Vlve.
Is It a government of tbe people,
by the people, and for tbe people?
It seems tbat many do not want
tbis respooslbUlty. We -lndlvldual
Americans -are tbe ooly ooes wbo
can do anytblng about tbe danger 0111'
nation faces. We should ·not allow
tbese carefully planned protectloos
that tbe early patriots set up ln 0111'
new type of government to be taken
away from us, ooe by ooe -same-
times ln tbe gulse of belng coostltu-
tlooall
We must know 0111' enemy and his
tactics for tbe capture of our mlndB,
lulllng us lnto apathy. This Is rur
gravest danger. Our destroyers fear
our faltb ln God and tbe Importance
and power of tbe lndlvldual. There-
fore, these must be our guldlng lights
ln determlnlng our actloos and our
vote .
The opportunity for your involve-
ment Is NOW ln your service group,
church or club, where your actloo
counts and multiplies.
Do not be led by a Pled Piper to
a Fool's ParadiiJe of detente apd
destruction, but lnstead lead the way
yourseU through the kind of lndlvtdual
and group actloo tbat made America
great!
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THE REV. THOMAS ILUIJL.
TON Ml b.-Mmed u tbe
ftnt aal1 Umt aaoelate
putor ot tbt PlJIDCdl CcJD.
rnpttoaal Cbareb ot Nft-
port Harbor. Tom l.ld IU
..U., Carol, wbo baYt .._
fabllabed tbtlr bomtiDRft-
port H•lebt•, neeaUy eom-
pleted miuiooary aemee
1D Alub, WbeH tbtlr COD•
cern •• a youth •llla&e
n•r Juo•u. Mr. Hamlltoo
received b1l theoloeieal de-
gree from Fuller Seminary,
Puadeaa. (!natcn photo.)
• • •
• THE FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH OF COSTA MESA,
301 MapolJa St. -~lltor
Jamts Comba wUl present
an Wustated les100 on
Chapter 7 of tbe book of
Revelatloo at tbe 9:45 a.m.
Bible class tbta So.Dctay. The
topic 1a "Wbo are the 144
tbowland'?" At 11 a.m. be
wW pnacb on "Judas. the
ma.n Ybo mlcbt t.ve beto."
At 7 p.m. bla toplc wlU be
• 'What's rtcbt wltb the
coorcb today."
• LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER, 2900 Pa-
clflc Vlew Dr., Harbor Vlew
HUls -Guest preacher tor
tbe 9:30 a.m. Sunday servlce
wW be Putor Davld Rey-
nolds, director of cbapla1nl
at Vetei'IM Hospital, Long
Beach. Pastor Larry Frubl-
lDg wW nturo from vaca-
tloo for the followln( Sunday. * ST. ANDREW'S PRES-
BYTERIAN CHURCH, 600St.
Andmr'a Roe4. Clltf Have
-Thta SUDday's preacbl.og
mlastoo speaker for the 8,
9:30 :aDd 11 a.m. senices
ls Dr. Robert Schaper, dean
of students and associate
professor or practical the-
ol~ at FUller SemtDary.
H~ lq)ic will be "Promlses,
promlses.'' * THE Nl:: WPORT HAR-
BOR CHURCH OF RE-
LIGIOUS SCIENCE, 541 Cen-
ter St., Costa Mesa -Dr.
Marcus Bach, founder and
dlrector of the Fellowship
for Spiritual Understandlng,
wUl beeln a 3 day seminar
at 7:30 p.m. tbls Friday,
• spea~ on "WUl the real
you please stand up?" A
workshop will be conducted
from 9:30 to 4:30p.m. Satur-
day on "The total health
of tbe total person." He
will coaclude with a sermoo,
"Tbt comlng of the cosmic
Christ," at the 10 a.m. Sun-
day eenice.
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• THE HARBOR TRINITY
BAPTIST CHURCH, 1230
Baker St., Costa Mesa -
Dllllel 8 wtll be the topic
for tbe 8:30 and 11 a.m.
SUnday semcts. A com-
mUDJan se"ice wlli be held
at 6 p.m. Communloo cups
' made of ollve wood trom
Btthltbem aod brought back
by the pastor IDd b1s wlfe
from thtlr recent Holy Ll.nd
trip will be used ln tbt eer-
nct. Parttclpants wUl be al-
lowed to keep the cups.
• Glen LlvtztY of C bl-caao, tormtr actnrtlalnc ex-
ecutive, will rtve a lecture
eotlUed 1'Ltt your b&sl.J be
loYt" at tbt Flrlt Cboreb
of Cbrllt, Seteatllt, U03
Vla Lido, Newport Stach.
on Friday, Aupst 8.
IUW ASI1B't ANT P AST01l
at Flnt BtiiUJt Cburcb of
COlla Mea l.J Gary Gl.at,
wbo •• ol'dlJDed u a
mJidJiter ID eereiDCilSM bl&d
July ZO at tbe clllrcb. Tblt
S\IDday lfternooD be mehrttb
u tat.rroptbl committee,
ud at tbe e¥tD1ac aentce
be •• 11•• tbe cbup of preacb1Dg tbe gospel. Tbe
Dtw m1Dlater ls a cradllllte
of Costa Mta scbooll, New-
port Hartlor tdcb scbool, Or-uc• Cout eonece IDd
Soatben California Collect.
For several years be taught
upper grades at tbe Neu-
mann CbrlstJan school at the
Ftrst Baptist Church and
more recently opened the
Hunttngtoo Mesa pre-school
at 2109 Valley, Costa Mesa.
LIGAL MOTICI
F1CTITlOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe follow.!Dc periOD 1s
do1Dc bustness as: Interiors
by Laurey, 2'1128 :aUe Del
Cld, Miasloo Vlejo, Calt-
fornJa !n675: Loretta Kav-
anagh, 27128 Calle Del Cld,
MlssJon Vlego, Callf. 92675.
Tbls buslDess 1s conducted
by an lDdtvidual,
Signed: Loretta Ka·nmgh.
Tbls statemeat was rued
wltb tbe County Cleric otor-
ange County July 28, 19'75.
Publish: July 31, Aul. 7,
14, 21, 1975, lo tbe Newport
Harbor EDSip, F -46142
&;IGAL .MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followi.Dg persoo 1s
doi.Dg buslness as: Tbe Lan:l
Office, 17985 Stypart Cir-
cle. Suite E, lnlne, Ca.
9Z707: Tbomas GUes Cav-
anagh. 27128 Calle Del Cl<t_
IIU1sioo Viejo, Ca. 92675.
Tbls buslness is coodueted
by an lndlvidual.
SJ~: Tbomas GUes
Kavanagh.
T "liS statement ftS nled
wltt. the County Clerk of0r-
aJl6e County July 28, 1975.
Pt.:>Usb: July 31, Aug. 7,
14, 21, 19'75, ln tbe Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -46135
LIGAL MOTtCI ·
FlCTmOUS BUSIN~
NAME STATEMt:NT
Tbe followlog persons are
doln$t business as: Marine
Bar BQ Dtvtsloo Craftec
Custom Hardware; 2059
N ew..,rt Blvd., Costa Mesa,
Callf. 92626: Dan York, 1528
Orange, Costa M<JJa, Callf,
92626; Thomas A. GWt:1,
121 N. Bayfl'oot, Balboa Is-
land, c allf., ~662.
Tbis bualness 1s conductf(t
b7 a general pa.rtDersb1p.
S~~ MtJ.~lYor~
This statement .,......, rtied
wttb tbe County Clerk otor-
lflt!a County Jllly U, 1975.
Puh~ July S1, Aug. 7,
14, 21, 19'75, ln the NA...,Ort
Harbor EDSJp. F -46U6
LIGAL NOnCE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
N.utl!: STATEMENT
, .e tol1owt.ac perliOIIB u.
dolll( buslnes.t u : Tbe Ful-
FWmeot House, 25612 S~tnto
Dr., Mtakla VIejo, Ca.
926".'5: JobD O'Neal Aw.
2M12 Santo Pr., M.issloo
VIejo. Ca. U875; K...tb A.
Gra.apr, lr.. 5102 Caa
Loma St.. . Yo:tla L1Dd&, Ca.
9JIM.
Tldabl ..... lla~
by I (tDiftl ~--Slped: lea o. "'Wo
T1da ....._fX WU tiled ,_. u. ea., ct.n ota:-
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DONATION
WHITE ELEPHANTS
BAKED GOODS -PLANTS
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lARKING LOT
EAST COAST HWY.
(AT MARGUERITE)
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RB.ATIVES-IN FACT, •EVERYBODY -TO COME OUT ON SATURDAY AND HELP US
MAKE THIS YEAR'S ANNUAL PANCAKE BREAKFAST A RECORD-BREAKING EVENT! I
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67.5·1636
3.500 EAST COAST HWY
COitONA DEL MAR, CALIF
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00 MINUTES '
PAUL TELLS OTHERS
ABOUT HIS GOSPEL
Golden Text: And wltolorl~r tltaU olfettd one o/tlleu Uttle ona t'-t ~. bt
me, 11 b bett.-ftw lrfm tlwt • lltiJI.JtoM wert'lwwed 11bout lrb Md, mil IN ....,.. cat
It t• true thft NOW there it but
one IO*Pfl •nd God's ·~ tt pronoune.cl upon •1'1)' who woukl
ptaUme to proc:lelm •ny oth.,
(Gel. 1;8,9), but thole who atp·
poM tt••t Paul proelalmtd ttt. Nmt aood news wttk::h tM tweNe t..fore
him h8d proc:laimed, ahould c:are-fulty rMCIGalatians 2;1-t .
lord Him .. lf (Eph. 3:1"": Rom. 1e: 25; ... c.).
hto th• -"(Mark 9:42).
11 S an introduction to the
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study of a part of Mark 9,
which il a continuatiOn or •• J the ennpllot '1 re<ord Of OUt
r.~ Lord's e.tt:hly ministry, the
attention or the reader •
<lim:ted tll the appropriate JUriunuy of
this interestina chapter by a faithful
Princeton scholar: "After 1 aentence
wtuch belonas to the precedin& context
(I), Mark continues his account of the
way ln which our Lord prep&Jed tis
foUowen for the areal catutrophe now
dfllwin& n~r. Having announced Ill
death and. resurrection, witb a liOiemn
warnins against certain fatal erron, He
encou111ps and animates three of their
number by a momentary Jl.impse of the
aJory in reserve for Him , to whJch they
are admitted IS witnesses from the
earth, as Moses and flijah are from
Heaven (2-8). This Transfiguration,
which may be rqarded as the
culmlnatlna point of Ouist's prophetic
ministry on earth, affords occasion for
an important convenation on the
predicted advent or EUjah (9-13).
"On their return from this
stupendous spectacle, our losd perfornu
a miracle which Muk. records, not
merely on account of its intrinsic
greatness, but because the nine apo11les,
in thC absence of their master, had in
vain enduvored .to expel the demon,
which affords occasion for some new
and extraordinary teachings (14-29).
nus failure , at a time when they were
toon to be deprived of His visible
presence and assistance, naturalJy leads
Him to predict anew that great event ,
but wilh no immediate effect except lo
frighten and perplex tfiem (J0.-32). That
their mental state wu still a darkened
and debased one, the historian now
further shoW! by the humiliating record
of their strife for the pre~minence, and
of their Master's tenderness and wisdom
in appeasing it (33-37). 1n the same
conversation, He instructs them as to
the relation borne to Him and them by
other true believen, and the danger of
offendin& such (38-42), By a natural and
obvious association, He expands this
warning lnto one against all causes of
temptation or offence, which He w:inds
up with an enigmatical but solemn
exhortahon first to purity and then to
peace (4 3-50).
"Tills synopsis of the chapter will
sufftce to show that its topics are not
thrown together at random, or as
desultory anecdotes and reminiscences,
but linked by a natunl assoctation,
which in th.is case, as in many others, by
a happy concurrence, is both logical and
chronological; that is to say. by simply
foUowing the order of events, the writer
accomplishes his main design of
characterizing Ou'ist 's peculiar method
o f preparing His disciples for
1pproaching changes. As compared with
the parallel accounts [in Matthew and
Lukel. Mark't. narutive LS here
distlnguished by its usual vividness and
fulneu of detail, and by the striking but
harmonious contrast in which He
exhibits our lord's aoodness and
severity, especia.Uy the sternness of His
warnings against all unnecessary risor on
the pan of ths disciples" (cf. Joseph
Add ison Alexander, The Go~~NI
According to St. Mart Explllintxl, 1859,
pp. 228, 229).
The o utline of the present lesson,
wh.ich is entitled "Offendina Ouilt's
LittleOnes,"is p foUows:
· I. Jesus Teaches True Greatneu
(MMk 933-37)
2. Jesus Teaches the Virtue of
Toleran<:e (Mark 9:38-42)
Jaus Tateba T~ Great._
In Mark 9 :33-37 we rud: "And he
Clmt to Capernaum: and beina in the
house he uked them, What MS il that
ye disputed amorc you11elves by the
way? But they held their peace: for by
the ... , they had dilputod .,.,.,.
themiOIYet, who lhould be the aratnt.
And he •• down, and called the tweln,
and llhh u.nto than, If any man desire
to be flrR, the JUDI lhall be lut of .U,
and lefftnt or .u. And he took a ehild,
ond 101 hlm In tha mldll of 0.0.: and
..... "' hod -him 1n hll ...... he .x1 unto them, Whotoeftr ah.aU rec:eiwe
-of ouch chlldren In my ..,.,
.-lh aw: and -· 'IIWI
-..... .-.. lh ....... ""'blm ..............
v-3J.J7 ... -tha ~of __ ... ____ ....
~~~~-Jt:l.$; L*e 9:-. "Allor
._ .._.. ttfp lkoup c.llet, J-..a
,.,.. • .. a 1 m • wtt1t 111
M • I .. dOl -too' -· 'l1ooir , •• 1 ,. I b r t ........ by 00
-II • ... • .. • ,..., dllt bll .................... o(
... tt .,..,. ... --?' 2 ........... ~ ...... . tie'a_.._....._,_, ... .
matter th~y {the dilctplu) had
disculled on the wty, lmOIJI thtmNlYe~,
diJpulin& about ru>k, q.....una about .
who lhould be conaldered the arutest in
their mtdat. The question m1y have boen
broecbcd at thD time beeaiuse Jesu~ hid
taken only throe of tbem alofll, oa the
mount of transflautaUon . Jftllll knew of
the di:lcuaion and, by Ill onmilclence,
knew abo Its topk. lbcrefore the Lord
take~. occasion to t~ them a badly
needed lesson. While He bad FM befo.-.
them, busy with the thou.b per1.linlnJ
to the MY o( redemption, they had
been en&roaed with their vain thouahts,
how they might mhance their own
glory. They must learn, above aD, the
lesson or the greet puadox in the
kingd!Jm of God. To teach them that,
He called the Twelve before Him, in a
The tw.fw h..-J been proc:Yim-
tna our lord's kinadotn rtahts In
''the PI* of the ldnldom." Th• klnadom Mvlna bMn ,.}lc:ted,
llnweYer, God r.iMCI up P.ul to PfO-cWt-r. ''the 101Pitl Of the arace of
God" (Acts 20:24). In Gelatians
1:11,12, this •postle declares:
Now In Gal•ti•na 2:2.:. the •PDitle
statH: "I went u~ aY fiMLA·
TJON (God Mnt him and communi·
Cllted unto them (t •IK*UH •nd
elderw et Jeruulem) th.t .-pel
whlc:h 1 prMCh •mona the o.ntllet.
..• " But w•• he not ,.,.,..!)' check·
Ina to m•k• w,. ttt.t he •nd th-v ......,.. preaehlnJ ttt. Mrne JOOd
news? No, for he aou on to NY.
"But [I went) prlvatety to tMm
whlc:h were of reputation, , ... ~
•ny rn.ens I should run, or fwd
run, In vain."
Verses 7 and 9 then ao on to t.,l how ''they uw" and "pereelved"
the areee th•t h•d been aiven to
Paul, so tMt they publicly and offl·
c:lalty a•v• him "the rfa:ht hartds of fellowship,'' •cknowled&:lna him
as the apostle of ar.ce, sent to the
world with • musaae of arace.
"But I certify )'01.1, brethren, that
the aospel whk;h WIIS pre-=hed of me fs n"ot oftw man, fOf' I neither
received it of m•n. neither w•s I tauJht tt. but by the renl•tlon of Jesus Christ."
This Is onty one of m•ny peas-
as" In which he declares th•t he
was commisSioned to proc:l•tm a
speeial m...... by the alorlfied
"For by Jraee are ye M"'ld,
through faith; and that not of your-
selves: It Is the &1ft of God" (Eph.
2:8).
very formal and impess.lve way. They
should, ior once, aet Hi.J full meaning. B LOOH tiT
Tl\El OOOB
BY OR. BOB JONES
BOll JONES Untvsrstru
(;A(I'"V"U IO.,I t< CAAO'''"" 1HU
"The general rule in the world is that
he il leader and acknowledaed u being
finl that has others working for him ,
doing work in his service. In the Olwch
of Jesus the reverse 11 true. There the
rank is in proportion to the service
offered. The humbler a penon is and
the more willing he is to serve his
fellow-men , the higher he will stand in
the economy of God. Inrtead of uraing
ambition for hiah position and power,
Quist knows of only one valid rea50n
for fame before Him and His Father ,
humble, unpretentious service, without a
tho uaht of rewud. In order to bring
home this lesson still more thoroughly,
He took a little child thai may have
been playing in the neighborl.xxi ,
placed it in their midst, fondled it in His
arms to show His deep reprd, ttis
tender love for children, and then told
the disciples, that in receiving a child, in
rendering to one of these lillie ones a
service, they were rendering one to Him.
And a service shown· to Him is credited
in Heaven as thouah it had been shown
.to God Himselr' (cf. Paul E.
Kretzmann, '"The Gospel According to
Saint Mark " in the lbf*lpr Corrrmmtary
of tlte Bible -11re New Te:ftllment,
1921, Vol. I, p. 216).
In Psalm 77 :11 the p.almilt
speaks of rememberina "the
wo'rlu of the Lord"-Hi1
"wenden of old." What won-
dul the AlmiJ'hty ha1 per-
formed ! He hung the urth
upon nothing, and the north on
empty 1pace (Job 26 :7); He
planUd a rarden eaatward in
Ederi (Genesi1 2:8); in the
judgments of the Flood He
provided evidence of His ha·
tred of sin (Gene1i1 6); with
the rod of Moses Hl' wrought mirades that raused Pharaoh
to allow l~rael to ltave EfC'ypt
( Exodu• 6-11 ) ; He opened the
Red Sea to Jet Israel paaa
through in safety, but in judl'-
ment broul'ht down the waters
to drown Phart.oh and all hia
ho11t8 (P&alm 1S6: 14 , 15).
and they are alwaya the eTi-
dence of a wonderful God.
But no wonder of God is
greater than the wonder of
salvation in which Jeaua Chri•t
can take a ainner aDd make of
him a aaint; can take an eTU
man and tranlform him into
a godly man ; can take a poor, fallen woman and make her
pu re again. That Is the fn'eat
wonder of it all-that Jeau•
Chriat loved us and ~rave Him-
self for us to the perforrninc
of the wonder of sal ... ation (Galatians 2 :20).
Wonder~~ of old, but wonder. atill reveale1i in every soul t hat
turn1 to J esu• Christ and
knows the miracle of new birth.
Salvation long ago, but ulva-
tion l'ltill offel'ed to the mHk
and lowly, to the underrnoat
of the uttermost, to the JOunr
and t o the old, to the moder-
ately innocent and to the tl'l'-
mendou ~ly wieked and corrupt .
Wonden of old, and wonders
of today-He ia able to un to the uttermost all who come
to C:od by Him ( Hebre..,a 7 :2fi).
Wonden of old-the thunder-
inJ'II of Sinai (Exodus 20:18); the mighty noi11e of trum-
pets and the fall of Jericho
(Joshua 6): a kinKdom utab-
lished to become the Kr ntut
in the world in wealth and
~putation (I Kings 10). How
wonderful are His wonden.
(CcmUoued nut week)
What a Church Is From ''CHRISTIAN CRlSADE, .. Tulsa, OkJa •.
By lhe Late Putor j.M. Pendleton, D. D.
But rf I torry lo~, that thou The imagery employtd may
n14y eJt know ll ou· thou oughte.rt han tM:en suggested by tht
to bf>hor•e thy sP/f rn thf' hou~ of Trmplt of Oi.na in lo:pheau!l, ont
Cod. whirh u tht church of the of th~ "sevc:n wondcn of tht
lwiry~; Cod, the pillar and lf'Ound wo rld." if IKI, we see the for ce of
of th e truth. (I Tim. 3:15) thr· word& "living God ,"' in
P a u I , 11 b u u t I u vi !I i l contradistinction (rom a hfeletM
.\1an·duni.1 , n·qurst.-rl Timoth} idol. [)ja11a wail! an imaginary
to remain at Ephesu1;. It was wr.ll ~ing; our God is a rtaJ being,
that thr IJIU~tl•· wa~ !Wparated and thr IKIUrt:e of being to all
from hili "sun in ttu· faith ": for c~aluff'S.
tht" St"pa ration or.:c•siunt:cl the But it may be that thr·
writing o f thi11 Epihtlr. which i~o Temple at j en.rulem ~uggl'sttd
full o f prtr·iolbl truth and tht fOf'm of exp~TI!Sion . That was
irrrportanl instrudiun. Amon.,; God's house. He was uid to
other things , Paul n-fr::no specially dwell there. The Temple as His
to th e c hara c t r r and dwelling-place was a type of 111
qualifications uf bi!thupt; and Christian heart and a Christia.n
dr:acons.. Th,.n ht add!! tht word!! church. (I Cor. 3 :16, 17: II Cor.
of the II' II. In givin~t ttw-rn ult 6 : 16).
of my no:Rectium on this \!'II I 9/e ~ee the beauty of this
will dwdl on thls Jubjed: What arrangeme nt. The indjvidual
a church i11. heart ia by ~neration fined
/. Th e l!leral meonin« of 1he for God'a dwelling-place . Then 1
14!rm . company of rr.generate peraon1
Th e w(Jrd tranJatr·d t:hun;h cominJ logethf'r .. a church, tht
in tht Nrw T!:slamf•nt ia, in church i1 God's dwelling-placr.,
t h r" ,. p 1a c t ~ , n : n d r r c d lw:caUK the renewed heart¥ of
"as~e mhl v " Sec A eli! 1?. lhoec forming it were previoully
32,.19.41. A&W·mhly i8 a good pi.cea in which He dwelt.
traJt&lation: and in it11 Scriptural If a church, 10-calkd, U not
!lf':n!lf', a r hu n:h of Christ is eith('r compor.d of resenerale penons,
a local f.:UIIJ:T".,;•tkln of uint.B , or God doel not dwdl theft , enn
it i ll 1 ht• 11gg rr~o:~t~ of the 11 He does not dwell in ~d~tm~d . It i~ employed in th~ unrqenente hearta.
!attn stn~. ea 1 think, in ••Houle of God!" What an
f.phee ians 5 . 25-27. In a idea ~ Refer \o wh.lt Solomon
ITUijority of r.:.aw.t~ it denotr.e e Mid al lhf' dediCIItiof, of lM
local congn:gatiorr. Temple -I Kinp 8 :27. What
A cco rd ing to the New Mid jceu1! John 14:23 . It is
Testarnt:nt, thoat embodH:d in 1 .infinite honor for God to dwdl
church are called out -out from in M individual heart, or in •
the wortd and lin. BapliMn ehurc.h, Often contemplate a
draw1 a line of ddtindion ehurc h • God'a houae, Hi1
betwrren a chun.:h and the world. dweDina pl.M:e .
.-\ chun:h then ia 1 eonp-t:pdon (2) Nlar lUid &routU/ oJ .tlae
of Chrilt 'a b.ptia.ed diKipJN, lrlllll. Thea .-e c:ontrvw:rteil
united in the beltc:f of wh.l. He wont.. Some uy they mean that
h. Mid, and CO¥tRanlinc to do, • churc:h mll on the truth, and
what ht: h• oommantkd. othert uy thai a e hureh
It will bcaeen,inviewolllde rn•intaina , upholds, end
definition , that the: ~req.WLca inatrurnentaUy f"".C"ee the
of chun::h mt:mbetlllip trP ~tach truth. I aee 110 objectioll to the
moral *'d ritual. Tke IIIONI ~ union of the two ftewL A
n:pentancr. and rUth ; thft rit... chun:h retltlt CMI Owiat, ....... He
'tualification ia .......... So .. the tru&JJ ; '-S.W. ICIIIe it ralf
... ch ,. the ' ............ of .. tha lnldl.
the W<J<d ch....d>. , I ..... root 1M OIMr .W.. o
II. 111• /~11,. _,..of 1M ---· tha lat.; ..... ...._ ...... IM-"(lllor"...r
~-... eu..pll<lpreM •..-..•-... W. cl ~cmwoflllla IRbc, .,,...:. k .. t11rt a ;r rt'e
...... confine .. , .. (0 .... two flO Sku ......... a I ••
1om. ol u.pr •I• M ..a. lellt: die_.:
(IJ 1'-:f c.4. A.._. *~Co t I aGo4o it ~ fi1.,. .,.ct. .... C.aw f 1 -;
..,_ 01 GoL n.. tal ,.;. C.ecorele1 ......... ............ _ .. _..... ·o·Qoloo;· ... d GN.l_' .., .. ... .. ..... (tl) c .. m a-• ' • . ....
-.., -lo... .... .., ... rw,s,lo)j ~ '
....,. 1M .. • .... ..... le). C••• 1' 1 I' t' • .._ . ...,. ,..,..., ... .-. .., ...,, . ~
,,
(f) Contt:ming tht. ordinance&
of ihe guspd;
(g) Concerning good works;
(h) C on c rrning the
r u urrection and lhe eternal
state.
The more truth a church
holde in thl! love of it, the better
and purer it i1. This ~la the
JWOpt"iet y of chu.:.Ch diacapline in
the cues of thoac who dep_.
from thr. truth in doctrine or
practice.
Ill. How churell rraem.~,
1llould conducl dlem~~eltll!•.
"That thou mayr.sl know
how Lhou ouJhtM to bf:havc
thyaclf in the house of God."
Then: is an obliption rcllting on
t:very member. "How thou
uup;htr.M to behav(' thyt~~tlf," thai
ill, conduct thyself.
The dignity and comfort Of a
family depend very much on the
mMnrr in which ita membcra
act. The phrw~e "houec: of God"
i1 llro~y aug:eative of holine..
God ia holy , and a chun:h", His
dwdlif'@:·plat:e, should be holy.
David uid o( the literal tempk,
"HolineM becometh thint; houK,
0 Lord, forever." Thi• may be
Mid of every church, contiden:d
• God'1 hou.e. Holinf'M inritea,
and 1in repels the divine:
pn:aence.
The officer~ of a church
lhould conduct themael't'ea with
propriety. The pellor of a
chitrth h• his dutiea. He ia to
feed the floc:k with spiritu.al
food. De.cona have their duties.
lt .. their bw;ine:. to •Ut:ad
tpeCially to the fin.neiel
intenau of the church. '~'heft
.roe duliea comJaOn to .U ehureh
.....ben.Aiahoald:
~~) toleinW. ldlo~p wilh
(II) R.plelc llldr ,..,. eod
.... _. .... the ....... ;
(•) .......... -·and
.how their lcwe in ..ntaWe way•; <•> No1 fon .. .l•a the
uu"' blina of the•uhet _.,.., .
.J•) ...... r ...... -·u-........ ot ... I',
Tltlelea&~ ... -.!-,'a::z::-~ c:-z.:
-.o ¥l ....... of Ulo, IN ... ....... _ .. _ ...
............ G.£
lf"-•' Ull••••r ... •• a ................. , ..
1 ...... , .... ,1..., '""" ....... --..... lleW .... I )I ... 11'1 .. 11
~-0 ...... uw, .... '
... ........ 0 !hitll w. 0 r:::.-o ............ .
l'ltOM "C •• IITIAH IBACOH , Colll•l•wooJ. N.J.
Communist· Terror
It II -.nliol dial Aai.ricana pup and have etapbMi&cd 1<1
tb<ra the n-of Comellniom. The Co!!UA~U. .have. ,oqo ,
.awupU,. ond dec:llive victorin In SOulh Vktnam, Combodi.o, tllld
Looe. Other natloru ·tn In pat pelil end fear 'hu pipped rna>
cvcrywh-.
1. Communlan hu no rr~p«t fo' God. God doa not exi1t; in
fact, lh<ir ontln: opcradon io dim:tectto the total eliminati<Ml of·
God from the affain of llftn end· nationa. Here il en anti-God
movement ~ ia teek.ins to control the whole world. This
ch.Uenae of God mutt be met by God-fearina men in every aection
of the earth,
2. Communiam hu no nespcct for m.n. Man doc• not have •
aoul; he is an animal, I'DUJt be treated u such, and trained u JUch.
Th~ is no such· thing u human dianity or human righu. Man
becomes the property of the atate to be . molded and uacd u the
Com.munilu dairc. lu inhumanitiet arc the wont that mankind
hu evuacen.
3. Communilm hu no respect for freedom. The atate totally
enslaves. Itt crie1 of liberation uc deceptive. lu call• for peace and
jutticc ace merely worda to de1troy all ju1tice and to win the peace
of Communitt rule. The peace of the pri1oncr sentenced to life ifi
a jail iJ the only libeny that the Cornmunisu can offer.
4. Communiam hu no respect for law. The Law o'f God, the
Ten Commandmmu, bas bcconle the object of all their attacb
and mischief. Each of the Ten Commandinelltl means nothtna.
Treaties ue '"pie CJUIU made to be broken." The Pari1 Peace
Agreement il the lateat example. The Communists u.Cd it merely
u a 1tnategy of wu. Violence, brutalities, lawleSinets arc the order
of their action1.
In all these four 'points; the Word of God, the Holy Scriptures,
offen to men what God would have us believe and be and do. The
conflict iJ between God and Satan, Christ and Antichrist, freedom
and tyranny, tight ond darkneu.
·Thc1e four considerations alone, should be enough to uouse
and challenge every penon to join in the battle that is absolutely
Cltcntial to save the United States, the free world, and to tum the
tide about for victory over the foi"Ces of Communi1m. They can be
stopped, and men can be free fJo m their Peking man, their Marxist
man. ,.Freedom ia everybody's business. "It has to be now!
&r CARl. MciNTIRE
Amusements
S.... G:vJd1ai: T.a. By Capt. Reginald Wallil
"W ~V,U.GEL," Boz 2,, Largo, Fla.
b 1t of the Wodd1 -----
By the term "world" here ia meant thia "present evil world"-the vast, I'Odl-wor1d·ayltem which U under the domination of the Evil One. Aa Chrilltiana we
•1"1 ezborted to "love not the world" but a further 9ueation •n... "How .,. w.
to diacem whether a certain punuit ia 'of the world or not?" In 1' John 2:18 the
world il deflDed u "the lu.et of the fteah, and the lu.et of the eyes, .Dd the Dride of
life. .. ADy "amUMJ!M!'!t" which miniaters alona theae aveou• to the canuJ a.ture
ill "of the world." Oar b1eued Lo~ ~yed. not thttt His dilcipl• ahould be tO-.
out of the world. but that they llli.pt be kept from the evil ChriatiaDa are la the
world. but not of il You will remember that it took God a very Mort time to d•
liver the c:bildren of Israel out of Etypt, but it took Him forty yean to aet E,ypt
out of them.
Ia It to the Glory ot God?
Tbe areat principle which ·abould rovem 1, d\ild of God ,il not .e. ~'-i~ oz.e,
but a poa.itive. The t.tiq queat.ion ia, "Can I do thUr to the pory of GOci1"
C.. 'Yau la..U dte DhiDe 81 ' p u,... Itt •I ,, -,
If not. then clearly it doea not riJhtl:r. belon& to the pro~ of one wbo bart r.c:eived the Divine life and ia dependina upon the ble.iq: of the Lord which
maketh rich.
b It • Sbua.bliaa-Biedl to Otbera?
Soma indulreoc.. perha~ not aiDfuJ iD them&elvea, muat be •voided becaUM of tbeU eft'ect upon otbera. Remember the "weaker brother" who mi,bt be hiD-
dered by your action.
RMlt tha Appeu-aa.c:. ol Eft!?
Thia •peab for it.eU.
Ia It. "'Wel&:htT"
Wei,tlt. abou.ld tMI laid aaide aa well aa ai.na. A weight ia an~ that hindea
The Apodle il here referrinc to the Christian life aa a race. The!"' ia nothlna
wroq an weariq aA overcoat. but an •thlete would "lay it uide,"' to1ether wit!i
every other eocumbranc:e, for the pu~ of runr&ii!.J the race. "All tb1op an
lawful ... but all thJ.np are not e11pedienL" Avoid anythiq that would alacken your PM'~-b Ita AtDlooapbeN Good?
Could you I!Jljoy communion with God when indullinJ in that partkular
pleuure? Or hu it the deadeninr effect of reduciDc your aplrituallife to aero?
'lbMe.,.. MUChinr teata, Scripturally enjoibed, and quite conduaive.
Ref~: .loba 16:19; 1 J ohn 2:15; John 17:15; 1 Coz. 10:81; Prov. 10:ZJ;
RomaD& 14:21; 1 Tb.a. 5:22; Heb. 12:1; 1 Cor. 6:12; 2 Cor. 6:14.
HOW TO READ THE IIILE
1 -ROOO toe lcotplu'"' -tor!y -
RNd, altarnlt.ly, portiont~ from the Old ancl New Testaments. ~In at tfM btcfnnlna of uch. Mlirk wherw you ,....,. off, •nd bea:ln there next tune. When
)'OU hl'le flnllhed MCh Testament, bq:ln It apln. t-Roeo_,..,.,
You e.nnot by your own wisdom underwtand the Word of God. In •II your
I'Mdl"' of the Scriptures, seek carefully the help of the Holy Spirit Ask for
Jesus' Mke: that He will enllahten you.
I -ROOO --llellon
Ponder tNfll wt'Yit you r-..d. The truth Is thus applied to your h .. rt. You '"
,_ and deeper muninp. It 11 Ntter to think over • little than merely to fMd 0-<loot. 4 -._. wlltt ..,.,_ce to rourHII
Pfeo.oef rud only with • view to lnstructlna others, but for your own tuchl Receive bl ... lrw younetf flrwt. and you will communicate It to others. AI~ ask YQWMif,, "H'ow don thl• affect mt?" I -ROOO wtllt lelllt
Not as statements Which you fMl believe or not but •• the fWMied Word of God. Recetv. IWtY WO«< as true, with •lmple ehild-llke: trust. Rest upon ~ laM. Rud thwn h made for you. _ __:._ ____ _
The Bible Answers
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FIC'I tl iOU8 Bt11DW.88
N.ull 8TATEdtn'
Tbt tollo'l1lllc per-l8 dolllc bla.-1 u: Cuamtc
Coocept.~ Compuy, 18722
Pueo Loreto, lulaaCap-
llti'IDO, CL IU?5: Brett
Tblodon 8ban M?a
Pueo ~..onto, au laue•
t.trulo, CL .175.
Tlda bl ... 1l8 CCidleted
bJ ID ldYSdaal.
8ipld: 8ntt T. ma.&n.
Tb.la IDtemeat wa1 ftled
wWl tbt COUDtJ Clerk ofOr-
a.ap COWJtJ JalJ 11, 1975.
M111b: JulJ 17, Z4, Sl,
Auc. 7, 1975, lD the Newport
HIJ't)or Eutp. F -45651
I.I~AL MOTICI
FlCTITJOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followtDc per80DS are
doi.De buiDMI 11: Plclftc
Cout Dtntr, f501 w. Coast
Hwy., Newport Beacll, Ca.
9UU: WWiam Henry
Schreiber, 500 S6tbSt., New-
port Btacb, Ca. 92&&S; DoDD&
Laube Schreiber, 500 S6tb
St., Newport S.ch., Ca.
92M3; DaYid Lee Flsb, 121
1 ttb st., Newport Beacb, Ca.
9He0.
Tills bullleuls cooducted
by a ceaeraJ partDenbtp.
Slcned: Wm. H.Scbrelber.
Tbls sb.temeot wu ftled
wltb tbe County Clerk otOr-
aoce County July 11, 1975.
Publlalt July 17. u, 31, Aue. 7, 1975, lo the Newport
Harbor Eoslp. F -f5652
&..aG~ MC)JICI
FlC"TlTIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe tollowloc periODS are
dotoc business as: Wine AB-
IOC&ates, SOO-A Dablla
Pblce; COtOM del Mar
9W5: TbonlU F. RaYJJaJ:a,
SOO-A DablJa Place,·~.-.
del Mar auz5; VtDceot J.
Coaway n, 3800 Parlmn
Lane, 136-C, lnloe, Callf.
9Z664.
Tbls business ls cooducted
by a reneraJ parmerablp.
Siped: Tbomaa F. Rav-
rJa)a.
Tills statement wa1 rued
with tbe County Clerk ofOr-
qe County July 10, 1975.
PubU..h: July 17, Z4, 31,
Aoc. 7, U75, lD tbe Newport
Harbor EDStp. F -45597
L IGAL MOTICI
NcrJ'ICE
OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
T.S. No. TDF 1479
OD Aacut 13, 1975, at
10:00 A.M., GATEWAY
MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION, a CorporatJoo as
dilly &IJPOloted Tru.t .. UDder
and pur -.at to Dttd ol Trult
dat.d July Z, 1974, r.co~
July U, 1974, as tut. No.
12!20, lA book 11194, pact
1014, of Ofttclal R.cords
lo tbe ofllce of tbe Ccmty
RKOrder of OfiJIC• COUDty, state of Cauton1a, WILL
SELL AT PUBUC AUCTION
TO IOOHEST BIDDER FOR
C ASlt (paJ&blt at time of
ale ID lawftll mooey of the
Uut.d State•) at tbl Morttl
Flalt EDtruc:. to tbe Or-
up eo.tJ Coartboue lo-
catM at 700 CIYk Ctat.r
Drtft Welt. 1D tbe Ctty of
Suta AM, C&U.tonla, &U
r...-. utle aDd lAteral COD-,.,_ tiD aDd .... Mid .,
1t .-r aJd Deed ol Trut
1D tbe prcpertJ ... ted ..
aid C-*7 ud State de-
.eribedu:
PARCEL 1: nat~
of Lot 1f ol Tract No. ,.,.
Ia tilt CitJ ol lntM, u
ebon oa a _, t11tna1,
r«<O'ded Ia Book Itt, Pipe
11, 17, ud ... ....... ...._., ......, NCORII of
aid Oralp Ca.tJ, u
.-. ul cWIMd uUd
l of aid lOt • .. c.-.
dcwtrtr Plaa • .. 1'rM&
lto. 1CI, reoordld Ia Book
... # .... l'lt. ~ ........ PdCIL •• _......
t/le ... s rtllt a IIIII It
all fl Leell .. lllllidllltft ., f'nlt ... , ...... c.-;.,,..,.... .. ,.._.
-· ... lt,N' .. Ia; ... :.a ....... 11,
... ... 2 .... ..
b •• F:i~ =-·-
FlCnTIOUS BUSINESS
!CAME STATEMENT
Tbe tonowtac pereon Is dotDc bustDess as: Baker
CabtDet Company, 110'7
Baker Street, COtta Mea,,
Ca. 926Z6: Thomas C.
Ouellette, 2726 San Lucas
Lane, Costa Mesa. Ca.
92ez&.
This busioess ts coo1ucted
by an lodtndoal.
Slgued: Thomas G. Ouel-
lette.
Tbls statement was fUed
wlth tbe County Clerk ofOr-
ange County July 21, 1975.
Publlsb: July 24, 31, Aug.
7, 14, 1975, lD the Newport
Harbor Enstgn. F -45919
LIGAL MDnCI
M
LiiCW; et'!C• ;
ITAT!MEJCT OP UAJf-
OONlttNT or UBI 0'1 P1C-
T1TIOCJS 8011d18 RAMI n. a:.ucmac ,... ... ,._..,.be., ... ol,GI
~ ........ -.:
Ballllr c.._ CoalluJ,
1107 au. •I"Mt. c.-
.. ,... CA. ....
1'11e F1ctWoa Bv'DMe
Namt Nltrnd to &bote wu
ftltd lJI <>rue-Couty OD
lZ-18.'73.
Tbom.a• O..n.tt., 17M
Su Loc:u LaDe, Colta Mt•,
CA. 928U.
This bualoeu wu COD-•
duct.td by a limited putoer.
I hlp.
Slped: Thomas Oatl..U..
Tllb statemtat wu ftltd
wttb tbe CoaotJ Clerk ofOr-
ure Count} JuJy Z5, 1975.
PublJ&h: July 31, Auc. 7.
14, 21, 1975, 1D tbe Newport
Harbor Eujp. F -802?1
L !Gid. MOTICI
FICTrriOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowillc per-l8
doq bustDess aa: Associ-
ated Couult&Dtl, Z715 Mesa
Verde Dr. E., W-108, Costa
Mea, Callf. 926%6: David
E. Hulett, 2775 Mea Verde
Dr. E., W-108, Costa M.-,~;a,
Cal. 9Z6Z6.
Tbls b'Jsloess Is coodu•·ted
by ao l.Ddtvldual.
Signed: Dntd E. Hulett.
This statement was fUed
with tbe County Clerk ofOr-
ance County July 25, 197$.
Pta'Jllsh: July 31, Aug. 7,
14, 21, 1975, lD the Nnp:>rt
Hamor Ensign. F -46100
LIGAL MOTICI
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS STATE OF CAUFORNIA
NAME STATEMENT FOR THE COUNTY OF
The following person ls ORANGE
dolnc business as: The No. A84386
Kitchell Place, 701 Orchld ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
Ave., Corona del Mu 9Z625: RE CHANGE OF NAME
Verootca R. KUchen, AKA -1o tbe Matter ofOOLORES
Rhoool Kitchen, 701 Orchid JOYCE REEVES, Petltlooer.
Ave., Corooa del Mar, Cal. WHEREAS DOLORES
9Z625. JOYCE REEVES, petttlooer.
This business Is conducted a female over the ace of
by ao lndtvldual. 21 years, bas tUed a petl-
SigDed: Veronica R. Kit-Uoo wtth tbe clerk of tb.l.s
cbeo, AKA, Rbonnl Kitchen. court for u order ctanctoc
This statement was llled petttlooer•s oame from DO-
with the County Clerk ofOr-LORES JOYCE REEVES to
aQ&e County July 21, 1975. DOLORES JOYCE ROGERS.
Pllbllsb: Jllly 24, 31. A.Qa. . IT IS OROEBED tbat all
7, 14, 1975, lD the Newport persons tote rested 1n tbe
Harbor Eoslp. F -45920 above-entitled matter ap-
I.!GAL MOnCI pear before this court at 10 a.m. oo Aug. Z6, 1975,
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS In the courtroom of Depart-
NAME STATE ME NT m'eDt 9 at ttte -equrthouse
Tbt lollowlnl per.:m 1s located at 700 Civic C&ter
·~ 1balolft 0:-.ao.tio • 'Ortft West, Santa Aoa, Call-
Properties. 2915 E. Coast fornla, aDd sllow cause, 11
Hwy., Coroaa del Mar, Ca. any, why the pettUoo for
92625: Richard Charles c t4nge ol name should DOt
Mower, 603 Jasmine, Co-be granted.
rooa del Mar, 92625. IT IS FURTHER
Tills buslDess 1s conducted ORDERED that a copy of
by ao l.ndtvldual. this order to show cause
Slped: RlchardC. Mower. be ~bUshed lo tbe Newport
Tbls statemeat was fUed Harbor Ensign. a newspaper
"tth the County Clerk ofOr-of general ctrculat.l.oo
aoge County July 21, 1975. prloted in the County of Or-
Publlsh: July 24, 31, Aug. ange, California, ooce a week
7, 14, 1975, lo the Newport for four suc~ssiYe weeks
Harbor Enstgo. F -459Zl prior to the date set for
LEGAL NOne~ hearing on the petlttoo.
DATE[}. July 17, 1975.
Harmon G. ScoYUle,
10205, Pare 174. omctal Judge of the SUperior
Recorda, of said Oraoce Court.
County. • JAMES R. JONES, A mem-
PARCEL 3: Ao exdas1ve ber of F. GORDON CHYT-
easement for Ytblcu.lar RAUS INC 2865 E c ... • ., . oa-parking over that portion Hwy., Sulte 202, Corooa del
of Lot 14 of Tract No. 7403, Mar CA 92625, Teltl)booe:
1bon u Parcel 1 oo said (714~ 675-2330, Attorneys
CoodomlDtum Plu, Wblcb for Petttiooer.
easemeat 1s for tbe beoeftt Publlsh: July 24, 31, AQg.
of aodappurtenaot to Parcels 7, 14, 1975, lD the Newport
1 aod Z above. Harbor Enslgn.
The atreet address aod
other commoo desJci».Uoo, LIGAL MOTICI
1l aoy, of tbe rtral property SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
described aboYelaparported STATE OF CALIFORNIA
to be: 14555 OYal Road, lr-FOR THE COUNl'Y OF
Ytne, CalUorala 92705. o .. :ANGE
The UDdersl(Ded Trustee No. A-8'-18'7
disclaims aoy Uabllity for NO'ftCE OF HEARING ON
IJlY. lDcorreetDess of tbe PETITION FOR PROBATE
street addnss aod otbtr OF WILL AND FOR
commoa de.s1patloo, 11 aoy, LETTERS TESTAMENT-
Ilion berela. ARY
Sa.td ale wW be made, Eltatt of VIVIAN R.
btlt W'ltbout COY-.nt or war-BAKER aka VlvtAN BAKER
ruty, exprea or Implied, ab VIVtAN R. JUNGERS
reprdJDI Utlt, po,...... ua V1V1AN JUNGERS ua
or ~mbruees. to pa.J the vtV1AN R. JUMCERS
rematetac prtpctpa.l l'lrD ot BAKER, Dtc•Md.
tbe DOte(e) MCUtd bJ aid NOTICE IS HEREBY
• DMd of Trut. to-wtt: GIVEN ttat But o1 Amtrlca.. $1:1.t~~.rt, wWI IDterett Natka.l Trut 6 SaY1Dp tbe,.,._ U pnflcStd LD •ld Aaoctattoa bU ftled blh&D IIICitt(e~ adnaea. II lll1. a pettuaa .,r problt• of
ader tM e.nu otatdDetd wW aDd toT IIUHI t..ea-
ol T1wt. '-' c:llarpeud ~. nfen.ce to~
e .... of U. Trutae lid ~ u4e lor eutbtl' p&J'ttat-
ot tlllt ti'Uta Cnaltcl bJ a.kl IUs. lDd tlllt tlie UIH IDd
Dted ol Trwt. pia« of Mar11C tM _. n. ._l&duf..clerald 11iU be-. lit tor .__II,
Deed ol Tnlt .......... lt71. at 8:30 ...... .. tM • __ .... ... ......... • OOU'troGm of Dlllpait...a
tM· .......... I ...._ Mo. I ol aJd COlli\ at '100
Dlclaftlloa 01 DIMil ud CIN c-. Orin .....
Drsnt M lala, Mil I 18 U. CIJ of ... -.
.... ..... oiDIUitad CIIIIDnla. • ...._ .. IIIL '1'111 .... ._... lti.Jl,_lrr&.
..... ~ tald ......_II ft.IJAM I. Ill JOIIJI. o.-.. ... llldlli .... • ~ ca.n
te'-..,.dllltl*-..-, "-, oe.. Wiatt
ftlnllltNial,.lltltrla 1 sa,.,tllt •c. ..
IIEIIIL ....... ~~.,Afte " t'
Dill& lib •• '"'· .,....~ n.r, -GATIWAt .. JqAG& •uiiiJt C4illll_..._
OQeiOWATm u iidll .... ......_ a.. I •
t £2 -----~ .... 'II 11JW ...... 'fila,_ · , m u. ... , -"·.... . .. , -~-..................... , .......... ~--.•.. .. ~
A tt,OOO DO!fATJON for the Harbor Area Boys Club ts
preteated to clUb uecutJYe director Lou Yantorn by
BaJ1l&rl 'hner Slice, widow of Bob Turner of Costa
..... forrner pusldsrt of the Exchange Club of Newport
Harbor. Tbe ebeck, Wblcb came from :1 Bob Turner
m9morlal youth 1UDd created by the Exchange Club
wbeo Mr. Turoer died 3 yeus ago, wUl provlde bUllard
tables lor tbe UA)er Bay ao1 Costa Mesa branches of
the Boys Club. Tbe metal plaques held by Mr. Yantorn
wtll be placed oo the tables, memortallr.tng Mr. Turner's
"devotJoo to youth ol the Harbor area." (Exchange
Club photo.)
FUND GIVEN FOR VET
TEACHING PROGRAM
Slightly more than $125,-
000 hu been allocated to
the veterans' cost of instruc-
tion program of tt11 Coast
Community College District
tor tM 1975-76 t1scal year.
The district by law cao
expeod only tbe first third
of the $125,705 award for
tbe period of July through
October, 1975. Expeod.lture
of the remalolog dollars Cor
tbe seeood aod thlrd per-
iods depends oo tbe data re-
ported ln the October aod
February veteran student
eoroUment verlftcat.loo re-
ports to the Department of
Health, Education aod Wel-
fare.
Last year, the district
served 7,888 vetenns at
OCC aod GWC aDd through
tbe telecourse-for-credit
opportunltles of KOCE-TV.
·LECAL MOTICI
RE:.:OLtiTION 1-1-76
RESOLUTIO~ AND ORDER
CALLlNC PUBU C HEAR-
INC
WHEREAS, the NeWl)Ort-
Uesa Uoitled 5<-hool District
has entered loto (an) inter -
distrtct attendance agr~
meot(s) witb (a.o) otber
school distrlct(s) or the State
for the 1974-75 fiscal year
according to EducaUon Corle
Section 10813.Z; aod
WHE REAS, the Governing
Board of the Newport-Mesa
UoUled School Distric t in-
tends to enter lnto (a) simi-
lar agr~ment(s) for t he
1975-76 fiscal year.
NOW THERE FORE BE IT
RESOLVED A.."i DORDERED:
1. Pursuant to Section
10813.2 of the Education
Code ofCallfornia, the Board
of E~catioo of tbe Newport-
Mesa Unlt1ed School Dis-
trict makes a finding tbat
1t 1s 1n the bes1 lnterests
of the District and certa.lo
other school 1istrlcts or the
State that there be a mutual
agreement to eXP.rc tse the
authority to enter lnto 1nter-
d1str1ct attendance agree-
ments for the 19"5-76 n scal
year.
2. Pursuant to Section
}0813.2 of the Education
Code of CalUornta, a public bear"-wUl be held by the
Board of Education on August
5. at 7:30 P.M. o'clock at
Mariners Elementary
School, 2100 Marlners
Drive, Newport Beach.
3. Tbe Superloteodent of
LIGAL MOnCI
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the City Couoc U ot tbe City of Newport Beach
4k1, oo July ·14. 1975, pus
a Rt.olutJoo of lntenttoo No.
8$C1 eo ftcate. close"' aod
at.aadoD a publle wa.l.kway
._....tDt; aid walkway
... meat proposed to be
cloetd ap. ftcattd and
1badDDed l8 lepUy de-tcrtbed u a>llowa:
A ltrtp ot lud bei.Dc a
pozUOD of Lot Z?, Tract
MeG, u abon oo a map
~ Ill Boot 1 ... piC ..
• lbr'OIIfa 11 of lft.ctl-
...... M.ape ID tbe oMce
ol tM Coat;t Rec:wdtJ', c.-, ol cm.r .. Stat. ol
Call~~"'~..._ ...-~rlJIO.OD
lllt.olaMiat,•• ..... .. ,. ..... hi~ tM
.... 11 ,., llle llllnat.
,. Sa ..... ., ..... ... ...._ .......... , ...
• 11111 I .. M trt1
.. till .. .,. ••rlr _.
. ......... " ........
•
3 Bl G SHOWS UNDER
ONE ROOF AUG. 15-25
The Southland Home and
Garden Show wUJ give the
publlc an opportunity to see
three blg s hows under ooe
roof startlng Aug. 15, when
1t opens for a 10-day nm
ln Anaheim's Convention
Center.
A favorlte ot many vlst-
tors wUJ be the nower show,
an array or foreign and do-
mestic nower s and s hrubs
In a garden setting.
The hom e show wtll be
highlighted by more than 500
exhlbtts of product.s for the
home, lncludlnt turnishlngs,
decontlons, appliances, art
works, and home entertain-
ment center s.
The third show wUl be a
moblle home vUl.age, where
leading manuf.acturer s aod
distributors wtll display the
newest moblle hOmes.
Schools of the District ls
dlre.:ted a.ld otherwise au-
t hor ized to prepare or cause
to '>e ;>repared for general
dlstrlbut10D at sald beilrtng
a statement coocernlng the
estimated average dally at-
tendance involved, the es11 -
m,'ed ~'ost to the Dlstrtct
of such attendance, with such
costs 3lso expressed as an
estimate<! t H rate equival-
ent.
4. Notice of the ~blic
hea rl~ <;hall be posted by
District admlolstntive of-
ficials at 1601 16th Stre.?t,
Ne.vpJ:-t BPlCh,CA.and 1857
Pla centia Avenue, Costa
Mesa, CA., for the requlslte
period, at least rtve days
prlor to the Publlc Hearlog,
bJt in no event later than
J uly Z9, 1975.
5. Notice of the Public
Hearl.Dg shall bt tumlshed
to all oews media request-
ing ootlce of official ses-
s ions of the Distric t. ln ad-
dition, a oottce s hall be sent
to the following specified
media:
The Dally PUot. Santa Ana
Register, Newport-Harbor
Enst&n, Los Angeles Times.
Ordered, passed. ,and
adopted thls 8th day of July,
1975, by the followl.Dg vote:
Ayes: Tbomas W. Hender-
son, Mar tan C. Bergesoo,
OrvUle Amburgey, DoDI.Id E.
Smallwood, Roderick H.
MacM!.llla.n. Thomas c.
Casey, Arthur F. Thompson.
Publisb: July 31, 19':'5, ln
the Newport Harbor Enslp.
LIGAL MOnCI
F r o r11 t h e Po I i c e B I ott e r
• W!I*IIDAY, JVLt ta
loM A1la RobuU, ~.
of 110 c.... Colla .....
Ud 0ortM llln1a, II, of
5515 RtY•, ... Nwport,
wer. ~ at 1:15 a.m •
at a:z.d ud Rnport aod
elupd wtta~.-,uctDto:llea
Uaa, a.ftlat po~ reported
ftDcUII tMm lJ1DC aero"
tbe lldft'alk tbtrt • • •
K.atMrtM .Z.. Kloutct, Z3,
of Q-lft lumiM, CoroOl
del Mar, wu charted wtth
driYioc ID1tr tbe tnnueoce
ot aleobol at 1Z:SO a.m. at
1200 W. Coalt Hwy., Mar-
lDers Mlle ••• Camera and
leases ftlued at $1,480were
bur&lariled from the home
of Jao Plct at 1930 Com-
moelore, Baycrelt, between
i a.m. July 14 and 9 p.m.
Jaly16.
• THURSDAY, JULY 17
A $250 bicycle wu stolen
from DOD Tlwner. 1012 w.
Ocea.a Froot. Balboa, while
be parked It at a party be
ns atteoct1Dg at 405 Seville,
Balboa, trom 7:25 to 8:30
p.m. • • • Andrew Joseph
Dossett, U05 E. Balboa
Blvd., Balboa, reported tbat
witnesses saw Z men take
saJls, tools aodSCUBAgear,
valued at $960, from hls
boat whlle tt was parked ln
tbe 1200 block of E. Bay
Froat, Balboa, at 11:30 p.m.
••• Wben Carmen V onmeler
put a $500 oriental rug on
tbe porch of her hom'~ at
729 Promootory Point dur-
J.oc booseclea..o.log, somebody
stole 1t between 3 p.m. and
3:15 p.m. • • A $1 25 TV
set ns burglarlted from
tbe bome of Harvey Lee
Ropklos, 401 38th, West
Newport, betw~o 7 a.m.and
5:30 p.m •••• A cas'! box
w~b $800, belonging to the
Stag Chinese restaurant at
111 Z2Dd, Central Newport,
was stolen from a rented
bouse across the str~t at
112 Z2nd, between midnight
an J 6 a.m. • . . Donald
Da011S of 1811 W. Bay, Cen-
tral Newport, reported that
an outboard motor a.od a
bumper winch were stolen
from hls car by somt-one
who broke a windwlng wlD-
dow wblle the car was parked
ln the 1800 block of w. Bay
between 1 a.m. and 6 a.m.,
causlog an est111Uted $700
loss.
• FRIDAY, JULY 18
Charles SUver, 401 Santa
Ana, Newport Height s,
pa.rked b1s car oo the street
to troot of bts home, hearr1
a loud cnsb at 11:30 p.m.,
a Dd weor outside to Clnd his
rear window broken, for an
e:;timated loss of $150 ...
Merry Moss Taylor, 1820
Park Newport apartments,
discovered that snow skis,
a wetsuit, a shotgun and other
items, with a total value
o f $2,245, were s tolen rrom
her stonge locker at the
LEGAL MOTICE
ac&rtiiMIDta bltw.. J•IJ $
ud s:ao p.m. Jllly 11 •••
Too~ nlutd at $Z5J were
bufClart.&ed from u oc-cance at the bome of Fred.
trtck Gl't.D(er Huot, %555
CrNitYlew, Bay Sboru, be-
tweeo Z p.m. July 18 aod
10:30 a.m. Jaly 19.
• SATURDAY, JULY 19
George Ronald Deacon's
bome at 405 Clubhouse, West
Newport, wu ransacked by
burglars between noon and
9 p.m. and jewelry, cloth-
toe aDd cuh worth $2,M5
were stolen ••• John MUler,
1835 Sbertocton, Oakwood
apartments, locked his car
in the apartment parking
a rea at midnight, and dls-
coYered at 8 a.m. that some-
one bad broken a wloctdog
wl.Ddow aod stolen $375 worth
o~ tennis equipment • . •
Wbtle the atteoda.nt went to
the restroom 1t Newport
Shell statioo, ZSOO W. Coast
Hwy., Marloers Mlle,at8:50
p.m., someone pried open
the cash drawer and stole
about $50 .•• Steven Radako-
vich, 29, of 127 -1/Z Pearl,
Balboa Is land, while being
c Ued tor dr iving wttbout a
license, was arrested at ZZ45
Back Bay Dr. on a warrant
c harglnJ him with failure
to appear oo a tratnc charge
In Los Angeles.
• SUNDAY, JULY 20
Jaclt Hall, 881 Dover Dr.,
Newport Heights, reported
a $750 typewriter stolen
rrorn his hOme between 4:15
p.m. July 19 and 7 a.m.
July 21 . . . Jolul Joseph
Wempa, 31, of 2939 Catalpa,
Fast Bluff, was cnargec:h1th
being intoxicated lD an a uto-
mobile at 32Dd and Newport,
West Newport, at 3:15 a.m.
. . • Joseph Arthur Horst,
19, of 2805 San Juan, Costa
Mesa, was cbarged wtth re-
s lstlog a poUceomcer, after
r etustng to stop for questloo-
l.ng at 23rd aDd w. Ocean
Froot, Centnl Newport, at
1:30 a.m.
• M'JNDAY, J ULY 21
Doretha A.on Rower, Z8,
of 4Z01 Dana , Park Lido,
was arrested at her hOme
a t 7:20 p.m. and cllarsed
with possession of marl )Jana
••. Gene Pantuso, 410 w.
Coast Hw y., Mariners MUe,
parke1 his car ln the lrvlne
Coas1 Country Club parlnug
lot from 12:45 to -1:30 p.m.
aDd son\ @One tftole his wa.ltet,
cash and wristwatch, wtth a
total value of Sl,895 .
M., qorie Ellen Simmons,
1665 Irvine, Costa Mesa,
reported a direction finder
and a depth ftooer , valued
a t $350, stolen rrom her
boat at DeAnza Bayside vu.
lage sometime between noon
July 20 and 4 p.11 1, Jul} 2!
... A tape recorder, stereo,
coins aod other items, valued
at $414, were bur gla rlt ed
LEGAL NOTICE
eoo.o&ida* Jlepon of CondttlOD or .. a.n~ o f Ne-""JX>rt.
trocD tbt .... of,......,,
155Z-1 Mln.IDar, Balbal.
betwMa a &.ID. lfld a p.m.
• TUESDAY. JOLY Z!
RaymODd Rttt, 228 Huel,
Corooa del Mar, npoltld
5 potted pla.Qt1, n.lutd at
$!40, atoleo from tbe .....,_
way to ll1a bomt bttWeeo 8
a .m. aod 7:30 p.m. • • •
CbJ't.tm Elizabeth CurU~~o
ZO, of 1011 Martan, Harbor
Hlghlanda, was cbargtd With
posses sion of dangerous
drugs at 4:50 p.m. at Gala.xy
and Rlcel, Dover Shores •.•
Kurt Ryu Ectbeldt, SS, ot
115 35th, Wes1 Newport, wu
c hlrged with possessJoD or
a bUly club at 12:15 p.m.
at 3Znd a.od Balboa, West
Newport • • • Clltford Owen
BUbo, 19, of Z009 Maple,
Costa Mesa, was arrested
a t his home at 10 a.m. oo a
g rand thett charge
Robert Andres Maestas , 763
Baker, Costa M•·sa, was ar -
rested at 4:50 a.m.atCalaxy
and Rigel and charged with
mart ]Willa possess! on • . .
Davld Howard Johnson, 7008
W. Ocean Front, West New-
port, was charged wHb de-
taylng and obstructing a po-
llee otftcer wbUe pollee were
attempting to identity the
owner of a dog found numing
loose on the beac h near his
home, and which pollee be-
lieve ls his dog.
AIDS IN RECOVERY
OF SEIZED VESSEL
Navy Lt. Robert F'. Kent,
soo of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
C. Kent of "032 Fulle rton
Ave., Costa Mesa, partlc:'i-
pated w eUorts to recover
tt1e U.S. merchant vessel
Mayaguet, which was seized
by Cambodian forces ln May.
He lS a crew member
aboard the destroyer escort
USS Harold E. Holt, which
was used to tra.nster a board-
lng party of Muines to the
captured vessel. The Maya-
guet's crew had been re-
moved trom the ship, but
was later returned by the
Cambodians and towed ln to
international waters by thE>
Holt.
GOLD COIN DISPLAY
AT GREAT WESTERN
A namlsmatl<' exhibit 1s
now on dlspla} at the New-
part Cenw of~ or Grw
Western SaYini,s and Loan
AssOc.laHon, · ~~0 ftewport
Ce:1ter Dr1ve. The gold <oin
coUeetlon, on dJspl:l}
t hrough August 29, Is owned
by Gre .t Weste rn Sav~s
and ts a representative se-
lectioo of 77 dillereot Doable
Eagle specimens, dating
from the flrst yea r otctrcu-
latlon, 1850. All of the Double
Eagle-producing branch
mints and t he st.x type de-
sl~s produced are r epre-
sented among the colns.
LEGAL MOT1Cl
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Insurance
. c/lssnciates
r 01" /,.~p·.J··· /u•r-.t• .. ,.,.,
2711 t Cout Hwy .• Suite 100
l!ilfNSLGN ~ ,.j
SEMD Ill YOUR SUBSCRIPTIOM ORDER TODAY I
ONLY SS.OO FOR OME YEAR ----------------NAME ••.. , , .... , .••.........•. , ••••••
ADDRESS, , .... , ••.......• · · • · · · · · · • · · ·
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lobe,_ IIIIa,., •
0,.... Cout CQ!top wu rtr• 111o ood 1o n 1111a
J•r'• title, Jut bueiJ, ud
FallertOII. ftttd l YII"J cJoM
aiOCDIL OroumODt wu
plcllod WN IDCI Su Die<>
II-loolrlll.
Tbe dinctora wen 1D
uDIJll.mou lp'eemeat re-
PrdiDc 01tt po.lat •• ao oae ww co throalll tbe S,..me
sec ~ebNIIIe llllbMt-.
"Balaoct ... -tboby-
YOrd 1D tbeSoutbCout 111Dce
tbe cootereoce wu utab-
U.bad lD 1968, aDd ttdncs
sboulcto't be 01 dttrerG
tb.ls year," satd CerrUoe
SID Paul Rubalcaba.
••we bad a creat race In
19?2 wben 4 t•ms COI.lld
ba•e deadlocked for lbe
elllmpJoosbJp bad FuUertul
and Cerritos DOt played to
a ts-U tie oo the t1Dal
weekend."
As It turned out Cerrttos
won wttll a 3-1-1 record.
OCC IDd Santa Au were
2nc' 1rlth 3-2-0 marts and
FuUertoo was 4tb at 2..2-1.
If Fullertoo had woo tbat
t.lDJ.l game, all4teamswoold
ha'fe Dnlsbed: 3-2-0.
"We think we'll be
str'OQ8:er thaD •e were last
year wben we Ued Fullertm
for the UUe," said JtmCar-
oett, Orange Coast StD. "But
we may oot wtn tbe cham-
ploosbJp apin. The entire
eoof'ereuee looks stroftger
SEND IH THIS ORDER WITH $5.00 TO, !rom 1q> to bollom."
NEWPORT H.t.RBOR EHSIGII "It's goillg to be ooe heck
2721 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR of a n ee," echoed Fuller-~===============~ too's Lorry Baker.
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS --------
• fOR SALE
WALLPAPER SALE -ui) to
~om Harbor Paint Cen-
ter, 412 32od St., New-
port Beacb. (Next to City
Hill.) Pbooe 675-4040.
o CHIROPRACTOR
fJ::>onalJ. C . ;Jo1ou,l
I~ ~~;,""' ""
HOv••
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CO .. OHA O•L MA"
.']' •• ']'.01
OJ!AUTT WtoLOII
171_ • ' .uo••··-•
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Coron~~ del Mar
Phone 644·7336
e IICYCLi!s
Ensign Publishing Co.
01/ul Priftl•r•
Higtt s,_.d rotary
oHs,t pr•u
lnl E. Cooot Hwy.
CORONA OEL MAR
Phone 673-0550
• WANTED TO RENT
UX:AL SWIM
and young daughter want
two bedroom unfurnished
hOuse or apartment. Ez-
celleot local references.
Call before 1 p.m. 675-
4385.
o FOR RENT
HOUSE -3 bedrooms,
o PLUMBING & HEATIMG
OJSTOM WILTS
DUST R UFFLES ...
PILLOW SHA.NS
by Judy 552-0732
oREAL ESTATE
WANTED • Pree-standlng
building or store In a
shopping area, 1200 to
1500 square feet with
parking ror 20 cars.
Lease/purchase option.
Prefer Coast Hwy. Write:
A. J. Ban.lcb, Boi 1129,
Palm Springs 92262.
o SERVICES•
batM, Professiooa..llydec-· -orated. Printe paUo. AU END BOTTLED WATER
bullt-ins. GaHae, Prln.te COSTS • Bottled nter • ~ quality wlthoot ... bottle.
laundry room.Chot cear• Les• ttaa 1~ per gallon.
of Corona del Mu. Adulta Tap coo•enJ.euce from
only, no pets. Terms to WJder..counter renrse-SIGH UP FOR FALL
••LES • SEAVtC• be discussed afterbtspec-osmosis connrsloo __ ,. _.., Uon. Phone 675.zo51. '""" RegistnUon tor bll
aLniHIT. COITA .. M --------Aqua Rlcb., Mr. Ward. classes at Orange Coast
.... 7708 -Me-e86i TWO BEDROOM, 2 balhprf-l-89'7-07U, 2 to 5 p.m. Collece will be held Aug.
IIIIM.COUI (IIUOI CUTLI" wate apt. wtth prtnte S C U B , D I V I H G' 12-27 by appotntmeot only.
• DIY CIAAH US
DIMMITT
{)ti!a.. c•J -..-r*Yd= ...
...... I I
•
--~ 'ry AI----"'W' ··•••n
-K. C4ut Rwy, --l?a..MO!I
•PL-TI
,L.OWIM FOR
ALL OCCAIIONI
Dtlft•rl T1sh.
l£0111ft'/1 PIIOII.~
.... $1% ....
. ---
patio, private laundryfl.c~ 111o AppotatmenU may be made
Wtles. Gange. All bQUt~ Basic course ••.• , $45 bJ ealltng 556~5733.
tns. Cbolce Corooa del ~~~~~~Adnnc~:;~ed~~ .. ~·~·~·;·( ~· $~~~~5 J Late registration wUI be Mu location. Nn'IJ dec-••• $10 beld from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
on.ted. Adult. ooty, oo Auc. ZB-29 IOd Sept. 2-5,
pets. Terms to be dla-55 7 ~e-0 0 8-l% IJid 15-li. Tbe admls-
cussed alter lllspectloo. abla ofllee wUI close at ~~P!boo!eEo~?~S-1~05~1.~!!~ • MUS~IoL POl ""-It s p.m. oa Fridays, Fall
----· ......... t-.
Wsejpsd...a
• MAIIMI·N~IDWAII
~. -:rliit&
claues bec1n Sept. 4.
JULY SPEClALS
Clanodoo ..,rtpt l)laDo -FLIGHT TRAINING ... ,.._..._,us
Lowre1 IPIDet orpn wltb NtYJ Eu1cD Robert A.
ell:enal LoU. -botll Mortis Jr., a~ of Krs. Aim
tor •••••••.••••• $ $95
lleaJ')' F. IIWer ~
plaoo (on) ....... $ m
Yamaba 1-!5 eouoleofPJl
• tp~&Ur, Sue •••• $1500 l:fardm&D MlnJpltM • g..
celllllt oaadltklll • lo $ !595
LowtfJ 1'Ci -44 Orp.D 6
btoell, yooro lor •11 $1nf
Wut I boullfll puc! pt.
uo'l c-fromoor-·
-"' 10 ·-lootno-m-. ICHIIIDT IIUIIC CO. y ....... LownJ • .....,
1110? II. llaiD 11., Soala .ua
Ell. ltlt
llorltl of 2200 Pull: New-
port, Ia -rro!Dr OJrbt
tralalar al lba Non! Air
SC:ab, B...We, TeiU. He
wULncelftmorettaa.aJ•r
of ~ ud lllllfCIII -toe. .,.., wW ·Cilmlllato
wltb lal.t dNICNUoa •• a Dl:nlaftator.
..-REALTORS
Corona del Mar
. A cbarmtac soutb ot tbe HlcbWiy, S bedroom,
2 bath borne Ofl TWO LOTS, peaged rloora II: ,
paneling In Uvtng room, 3 car prage, tree s'-ded
bricked patio and larce yard. $1Z3,500.
Came_o_ Highl.ands
Gem qua.llty • It Sl*rkles. Spectous 4 bedroom
>r 3 aod dea. FruU trees, large patio and )'lrd,
">rlnte beach.. Best Prtce. $87,500,
N._T BIACIKOIIONA 11m. .,.;_
IIAL UT~R II'KIAIJm
COL£ OF N~;··
2515 E. C.aat HI
IIALTOII
lOl E. BALBO It .. VJ)., tiAI.IOA
•n--li
Prime Jnduatrlei RNI ~te
IM-1
WITH s.m .so. n.
IUILDINII
n.
16.920' sq. ft. including approx. 1,000 sq.
ft. Of air conditioned offices-7,560 sq.
ft. Is extra high tilt-up, remainder of
buildln1 is concrete block and pumice
block. 16' x 16' electrically operJted
loodlna door. 16' x 25' sp<ay booth. 600
amp., 240 v., 3 ph . power. Mercury
ll&hls. .
1111 blllllttllt*s PARKING for 40 cars -
W, J.T• Cr.el 11,34() sq. ft .. of
lr, l·T• Cr.e· pove<l pork•na.
Price $325,000
11AMK TERMS or OWNER UY CARRY
OPPE!.RED BY
MELSON ROBINSON
Realtor
200 MAiN ST., 'BALBOA
Phone (714) 675·8120
~ .... M1 D AEPOR1" • I I
Unit sales, through the
j.iultiple )...i.§ting ~ervi<;e of :
the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors,
totalled 371 in May.
3,339 listings were pro-
cessed during the first 5
months of 1975, of which
48% were sold. 78% of the
-~es were co-operative! r•'ll•·•. • •·• • • •. • ti e :1 ••·• 1 • I . I
• • •
• •
a hidden treasure lies at
MARINER'S COVE WEST
we ·re 10 aeci&Ukd
We're even difT~eult to find
One & Two story-2 B.R. floor plans 13&,850 to 140,350
{LIMITED LOCATIONS AVAILABLE SO HURRY)
DISCOVER WHY WE ARE ALMOST SOLD OUTI
• New low interest rates!
• New low closing costs!
• Tax rebate · some units!
• Adults only (Over 16)
• Security gate system (operated by
th~ phone in your townhouse)!
• You own the land!
• Only 50 units (no more land)
• Y.! mi . from beach!
• 4!. double garages w/direct access!
• Washer & Dryer niche · each unit!
•large private walled patio areas!
• Clubhouse, saunas,
Jacuzzi , swim pool
ONLY 5 MINUTES TO NEWPORT HARBOR!
AN EASY CRUISE TO MARINER'S COVE WEST:
BETWEEN BEACH BLVD. & BROOKHURST
V2 BLOC" SO. OF.ATLANTA 11-
1 BLOCK W. OF NEWLAND
ENTER ON LOCHI.EAI
(714)
25°/o ·PER YEAR
LET US SHOW YOU A WAY TO SELL
YOUR HOME, RECEIVE 20% CASH,
AND EARN UP TO 25% PER YEAR
ON YOUR. REMAINING EQUITY.'
I
TRIMMED
WITH
SUNSHINE!!
AelattaiUy appo1Dttd Ulree bedroom bomt witb -oaeious muter bedroom
Illite. Truly a decorator's masterpiece.
Mfntmam ~. Located near pool IDd idqlplllc eeoter. LoU of
prt .. ey. Priced at $65,000
For appointment t o inspect, call . .
COMPANY THE :REAL ESTATERS
REALTORS .
2865 E. Coast Hwy~. Corona del Mar
••selling Real Estate in Newpo~ Harbor
Since 1944"
673-4400
I
1
• 7 7 ,.
Or4er e S..acil,.le~~:
C.ll673.0550
CURT DD•H
lith&;. TOll
2400 W. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BCH .... H-C72
"* * * * * * * * *'* * * * . Rachelle Robers, . Re4ltor VIEW-VIEW-VIEW-VIEW
3333 E. 0.. ~ AN '
Corona del Mar 67s-2373
****** *.:..***•****·
Big Canyon
$169,500
Elegant Big Canyoo borne 4 bedroom or U you
prefer 3 bedrooms plus den. 3 bath, family room.
Low malntenanee professionally landscaped yards.
I .ocated on ooe of the pr,tttest streets to Btc
·Canyon . SH to appreciate. --spygrass liClge .. ·• ·~
$119,900
H .chly upg. 4 bedroom, 3 bath st.ngle level borne.
This SANDPIPER MODEL has been custom decor-
ated aod professionally landscaped. Mapitlceot
p&tio and viewing deck. 3 ear garage. Ideally
located next to Spyglass Huts. Early occupancy
can be arnnged. YOU OWN THE LAND. Open
daily 1 to 5 p.m. 3860 OcE>:lU Hatch, COM.
cau 640·6161
................ ,.
ofiJo J6f.
Spacious 4 BR., family rrn .. din. rm.
On 52 ft. Sunny priv. patio. $179,000
Waterfront. 4 lHt., 5 ba., rumpus rm.
Pier & lloat., sandy beach. $295,000
2907 .. EBBTIDE
A macnl11~Dt oootemporary borne wltb a "per-~ 'QGiUb:.aU lt& own.'~ t.bedrooms. 3 batbs, formal
di.Dial room, ,.ras tamUy room. Deligtd:tul gudeo
Gd poolslu yard.
$142,000
Choice Yearly Rentals
UNFURNISHED
Immediately ~vailable!
A BEAUTIFUL NEW LISTING --4 bt>drooms,
2 _baths. $500
Two bedroom, 2 bath home with key to prin
beach. $350
Three bedroom, Z bath home with splrkllng
p:ol $550
A FEW STEPS to tbe beach; 2 bedrooms, 1-1/2
baths.
$385
(~BOY~ -
* 67S.St30 *
3637 E. CNst Hwy
Corona clel Mtr
Beaut. 6 BR, 5 Ba, or 4 BR, 4 Ba, with
2 HR. 1 both opt. Sandy beach,
courtyard. shore muormg. 1295,000
' ••••••••••••••••••••
Attr. 4 BR .• 3 ba. Lido Soud. 77 Fl.
waterfront. sandy beach. $275,000 .
· · .~ BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
lale~tcfert lttl• et Ll•tile lale ·.
Ul IAYSID! DR., SUIT! 1, M.l. 67U·1,1
BIU'Htt R.Jt,
pred11nl6
UNIVERSITY PARK
INVESTMENT
Newport Hgts. Area
2 BEDROOM HOUSE .+
1 BEDROOM HOUSE
+ SEPARATE WEST ROOM
$55,000 • BEST OF ,.
TERMS!·
. "'YwD 0. llld !0-"0W tllat ,a....-. nale ... "*1·''
IOYI.IICCARDLE
·~ ·II
--~~------~~---------· FOR THE BEST
IN
LINDA ISLE PROPERTIES
SPACIOUS SICI.USIOM.
Lavishly flowering entry &
cantilevereci. tiled deck created
priva<'y for this Spanish feeling S
bedroom. 4 bath home. Spacious
interior & exterior. $260,000. Martha
Macnab 642-8235. (N40>
L.AfiOOH a.JENTID.
El e~a nt 4 bedroom, 31t:! bath
Countrv French home w /formal
dining 'room -jacuzzi -pier &
slip. $289,500. Appt. only. Catherine
Schweickert 642-8235. (N4la >
''SPANISH IIAU'1T"
Superb 3 bedroom, 3 1:! bath home
w /den & separate dinitag. "m' float,
103' pierhead tine. $180,GOO: Bot.• ,, ,
Owens 642·8235. (N36>
Newport BNdl, C..ifornia 92663
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NORTH LAGUNA
CONDOMINIUMS
Chooa tbe onrstse S bed""''m plan or ooe of
the s11 loYtly ~~~&elou 2 bedroom Wilts to tbls
North Lacu• CODdomlDI1am. BeaattM ocean news,
close to beaebts, ltqlpmc aDd au tlat l...a(tma
Art Colooy charm. Top quallty eoostrvetioG IDd
a cbolce loeat:r.oo. From $54,950.
TRIPLEX
Cha:IDlng !-bedroom, 2-lle.tb frol1t bome wltb 1 ned bJ1ck ftrtplaee.
Abo, Z bedroom, 1 bath witb large Sun Deck
&.3d beam eetuacs --plus a 1-bedroom, 1-batb a1t.
Two-ear p.nce aDd c:arport.. Eltn batb 1D c:arace.
Priced at $114,000
IISOCIIIIII
..Cf(BJ •• *RI!ALTaA&
2021 W. IAI.IOA ILVD. '7J.JI6J
M!WPOIT EACH
Three bedrooms, 2 batbs --Ooe-lenl coodo-
mlnlom 1D tbe very bHt coodltion -and a f1De
Blutts Joc:atloo, tool $&4,750
HESt'ER-IRQ~-.
Assoclates. Inc., Rtdlors
133-9711
Open House
SUNDAY 2-5
1827 SABRINA
IRVIN.E TERRACE
~eious rooms, S bedrooms--•cbwttbad)Din1.ac
bath --z tlreplaces IDd a most COJ'POOS new
across the eotlre !root of tbe bout cr.ttDc a lo'rtly
ll•lllc-room c11D.bc area ttat Is a pleuare to ....
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OWNER WILL FINANCE
CORONA DEL MAR Dti'LEX om., 500 ..., An. ... -..... eaandll
I bedr11E liiiiDe .... Ia 'a S ..,....... IIIIU't-
IHII. ...... JICIUolltr.
Askin& $78,500 ••••• TWIN DUPLEXES
CORONA DEL liAR ""', ........... ~ ......... ... .........................
Play tryouts scheduled
I.AUTifi'VL alltOtiMI'LAM'S c-" ........ ..,._..,. •• •• ..., ...
II MOUI _,'DAY CAMDI.•I
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flnl pratu,.• a1 .. 1.6-
... Wna&n Cow ., ._,_loll ____ _
lap wtll bo I a.m.-,,
Aq. I, at 1M pia,_
wllb .--11u7 l!ul-..., ... llap
Gn..bl..m, M"CIII dlreaeor
ol tllo .... ,..,. .. , Ia ellarp.
• Tbrt Amer&cut c.ll.utc wt1l
_ ............ .. __ .,...,...,_ -· OM DUTY IM OKINAWA
,...._ .. £11 t,_T,
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J-l.llaniaaiiUI-·
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..... lit Ia • 1171 ..-..
of<:.--IIIP ocbool.
Sate Thmugh mdnesday On A78-131ire 10 Ht
legas,Pintos, Gremlins, Colts, Rllcons, 10yotJJs
Power Streak 78
Here's your chance to get polyester cord Goodyear tires at sub-
stantial savings. Six popular sizes are on sale for three days
only. The Power Streak 78 is tuheless, bias-ply construction. The
polyester cord used in the carcass is triple-tempered for opti·
mum strength and resilience. The durable 6-rib tread is designed
for a road-holding grip you can depend on. Tire up now!
These Sizes Sale Priced 100
C78·14
...... ~ MODELS OF
G,..mlln. Hornet, Chevy 11,
D1rt, Comet & others
G78-14/15
FOR MODELS OF
TOflno, Montego, Century,
Cheftlle, LeMan~, Ch•rgt~r,
Ao.drunMt, Chnrolet,
POlAr~. Galule, Monterey,
Fury, Catalina &. ottlera
H78-14115
FOR MODELS OF
Mltador Wagon, s,on.
WIQOft, VIsta Cnner,
LeM1n1 Wagon, Chllf'VW
Wagon, LASI.bre, R~
Newport, Galule, Mona.r.y.
o~. Ponu.c:: &. otn.r.
Plus $l.n to $3.11 F.E.T. per lire dependinc on size and old liro
Complete Bnlke Overhaul
(disc or drum type)
• Rep!-ll•h•p lour
w!Mele • lteMIId qll.-
det"' fo•r wheeJe • llit-
lurhc• dru•• ro•r
whe11l1 • Rl11nd brek•
II•••· edd new rt•ld
• Repec:k front wlile•l
br.eriJip • IMPKI.,.._
eeels. lloeq, herdwer•
end •nl11' eyllllllw
• New fi'Oflt diK .,.da,
"''' drv• linin .. • a ..
build front cal\.,_.,'"'
crlindere • l.e .. rfec•
fronl rotnN, "''' d-• Blaed bnket linn. ...
new n.td • I.I'J'Kk f..-t betri~>e• • l••••ct
lf0!118 ~··eh, hOi fll,
herdwete .~nd ~•eter
eylindeT
l:•da6n ltueb, h'OIII wheel drt-. •'"' forMsn -.
A,.d • "'· for-crt..
Polyglas Whitewalls Reduced
ar.n.Jt;;w IIIII IIIII IIIII
Olsbion l'r1lniW $28 7»1l mu lfll.l4 ·~14 Q71.1A .m.u
'Na l.a ~rtca'e larplt ..U. = f71.15 lfli.JS
... dn-for lot. ol -" ,., .. -15 Jli.JS
-. Rlwtl._t polruta cont m.u IJI.J5
WF lor ••oolil·rldl•l co.. Ell-IS
fort, T....,. fh•lna I~ 13225 53825 '4250 Mh• 1or fM!II·boldaa ~nco-. • A-proo..t: ttnd .... lMt ava=-. . ..u,. 41tlwn on •IIMtll. 11lbl .... SL17 to $1.21 F.£.T, ...... AI • ttn ,_cu.d oa ... F of
... l ....... Un. •JJ!'dlftl ......... iN tn
PLAIOOJIG THE FUll lor tllo p.rdla -bolll( lltld In D:mr Sbor" Ulll eteoJDc, July 11. are S o1 the co-
-...., left lo 1'11111, Deborah Uartya, Aoao ZWptt
uc1 Nucy Enclert. Tbe party ..W tmoor 1975 debutantes
ol !be Natlooal Cbarlty Leque.
Garden party fetes
Charity League debs
The Dover Sbores home
or Mr. ud Mn. Howard
Martyn wut be tbe sceae
of a Garden Party toa1gbt
(July 31) tettng tbe Na-
tional Charity League debu-
tantes. This ls tbe sec.ond
1n a series of pLrtles booor •
1ng tbe &lrls who wW be
presented to eoelety this
winter.
Mr. a...ld Mrs. Martyn and
their daUlhter Deborah w1U
be j)iDed by Dr. aDd Mrs.
Richard Englert and daagb-
ter Nancy, and Mr, and
Mrs. Doo Smltbanddaughter
Leslie, Dr. and Mrs. Ted
N~hreOOerg and daughter
Marianne, aod Mr. and Mrs.
Prestoo Zillllttt.nd'dauj:bter
IHVESTIHC
CHRI STIA.H5 OHL Y
E:tteltulve, God-rlvrn
,,.lli·diuiiH hralin1
substance hsuint
,.ar/ut-placr itnor-
llnCif 12s ot~ly co,pr l·
itor. Trtlflf'rdoMs
profits from co.uu:tic·
pbam111cru tical•l.lftl•
erinary iru/Mstriu. ,,.,.,...,, •• ''"tJ"
U...o990
Anile.
Special ruests will be Mr.
a!ld Mrs. James Richmond
Dowty. Yn. no.ty 1s the
ball director tor th!s year.
Eacb fltber will receln a
needlepoint paper weight
with his 1D.It1ala, made by
bJ.s dauchter.
A H1'ftllan luau wu held
last Frkll.y nllliDc (July
25) at Jumlne Creek. Two
ba:wts glamourlr.ed tbe eYeo-I.De, replete with HawaUan
delleaelet. Hosts aDd 00.-
tesses were Mr. and Mn.
Keo.Qeth Wasma.no and
daughter Marcy, Mt , and
Mrs. Charles Jobna:m and
dAughter Marla, aDd Dr, and
Mrs. JobD Rlebards and
tbeir daughter, Della.
Guests will be aSked to j'O.-;;;;;
~mn"r.tdro,':! ·~:h~": (f];;/. 17 £,.,,. !_fi!!J!
party carrytDe tbe ebild-rJUI.-~~~ ------.
rea'• thllme, on Aquat 8 · Corne To
io. Tustin. Assl.ltlnr the tx:ls-"1"1..-f_..... u---1 teoeea, Mrs. Dooald Ewald IIJW rwuill .....,...
and daughter Tracey, are
Mrs. Roberts lbauer and
dauebter Cela.lne Cozad. Hot
dogs, potato alad aod Cokes .
•!lJ bt tbl flrt. A mapc. tan. pmes and baUOOOJ: w11l
add 1o the lltllrlty. 1 ·•-
RETURN
OF THE SQUAW
The modem American woman Is abool to eod up In the same posllloo as the original
American woman . lhe lndlon, She Is headed !or 2nd-class cllllensblp. She Is going
to tall< herself Into lhe posllloo of a squaw , worklnc, carrying tbe baby on her heck,
aod eam1og lhe family UYIDg • while lhe old man talks, fishes or playa golf.
Trouble wltb our modem American gal Is she can't keep her mouth sbul and let
well eoough alooe. Where In the world Is lhe leader female so pampered, looked up
to, aod treasured? Women e•erywhere try to emulate her look, her style, her Image.
So, what cloes Ms. American want to do? She wants to change lhe whole lhlng. She
wants to ,.mp Into poUUcs aod get top pay right away. Wants to start at the very top.
The widows of dead politicians are the perfect eample. The old man dies aod, 2
weets later, the widow wants to run for election to his job. She rides Into office oo a
wue of sympathy votes, gets I be same pay as an elj)Orlenced legislator, aod then
wooden Wbal the beet to do nell. ·
ADd look at tbe gala joiDIIIg lheae cruy "feminist" movements. They're mis-
named, becauae most of those outftla are abool as feminine as King Kong. They run
arouod the 001111111' demanding top e~e<:ullve positions, aod throwlog new -born hehles
Into the prblce,
sterlllzaltoll aod abortloo are tbe answers • not the garl>agj! dump. We're going
to be•e trouble feeCIJng 8Yerybody pretty soon. If II wasn't !or the pUI, tbo food.
ahortago cr1818 would be upoo u .. ., sooner.
The poUUclaa.l, of couroe, always bevo their -s to lhe ground llsteniD( !or any
•olea !bat mtct>t be rumbling around In the bowels of the •rlh. In the "femlDisl"
thlllg, tboy see Iota of female votes. They count up the 111mbor of females and flpre,
aiDce there are more girls thea boys, they'd better play alq wltb lhe crazy ladles.
Tbo eootlDuiDc comedy In Sacramento and Wasblngtoo Ia far flmlller thea anythlllg
HoUJWOOd could dream up.
So, If lbo womeo want all tbt jobs, 1 ruess we will )Ill beYo to let them beve lbolr "'1· You ....,. you eaD't abut a woman up, aace lbe'o made up bor mlod. Wa menfolk
eaD pi"'OlUlyllDd aomethlllg to do. ·
YaJba wa could leaYO our wom111 to tW tbt flalda and feed lbo kids wblla we ride
ott to t11t bqlpJ ~wmunc fi"CIUIIII.I o1 w vecu or ~.
. AI Forctt
P,S, By tbt way, Wbat do ,.. do wllb a Vaey lmporjlDI Pl>emale If you c:atcb her
abopllftlllc In your Ilion, lib 1 did tbe otbor' .-y? • • • • • • • • • • •
'lben are a lot of ladlaa dolnl at the old lllore, bat tboJ are old-ru•kN<I
ladle~. TlltJ t!llU W. to be &lid traltd alee Willie tboJ'n ~
tile ..... Alurlcu-!Mde