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PATRICK L DOUGAN, wbo trW crew aboard b1s fatbel''s
,acbt, Columbia, 11: pictured here wltb rifal skipper Buddy
EbeiD, wbose J:UCbment cballeoge lo a race 1J: alSo shown
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THE RACE IS 01!
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BEACH
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COUNCILMAN Bob Shelton, at lett,
presents the man of the year award to
Superior Court Judge Bob Gardner at the
Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce
installation banquet. C.C. awards
announced
straight
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by 5ehCIIor .lobi Schmitz
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atUac:MOPOI.IT
SP!OAU fOR PEl. &.7ol
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CRUSHED DDLI
PINEAPPLE cilis 7fJc TALL 211 SIZE
2 .. 45t
JIFfY
ORANGES
7 LIS. S100
CAKE MIX 15¢
WHIT! OR DEYIL'S FOOD
READ BOTH SIDES • • •
AR6lMNT AGAMST NEWPORT-teA BOND B.fC110H
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The gree!est single .....-of o,.. state and local tax money is pubtoc eduution. More than one-
hoK of every dolor paid in property tons goos to the public school system.
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School costs ere risin<J out of al proportion to genuine need, condentfy increasing a tax bur-
den that has already bocome olrMSt intolerable. I! more school bond issues oro approved, future
1oxos will hove to bo roiHd even higher to poy for them.
The attempt is mode to justify soaring school spending ond bond issues wit+t the argument thot
they oro required by on inaeosing population, os pociolly of school ego children. Lool: at the facts
on school population and spanding in the Newport-Meso School District for this fiSC'II y-end the
posl year, end decide for younelf whether they justify on $15,900,000.00 bond issue:
Budget for fiscal yoor 1967-68: $19,375,907
Budget for fiscal year 1968-69: $22,983 ,890 !up 18.6%)
Attendonco for fiscal yHr 1967-68: 26,153
Enrollment •• of Octobet-1968: 26,446 !up 1.1%)
School costs which inc:r .... almost 18 timos as lost •• the number of c!Hid,..., in sd.ool ...,
i:><lofeMible. This bond iuue should bo Njocted and the spanding skyrodtot in the N-port-M•s•
pubrtc school system sh"'** bo brougM boc• down to earth where the ...+ of us &...
!The above fig..... were suppliod by tho office
Scf-lo,)
of the Orange County Superitoi....MM of
1 Lm •• Yoodi.J, Jan. %'7, al
S5S E. Cout IIWJ.
NE111'0RT HARBOR !JIIIIJI
FIRST SECllOII -"P• 3
111URSDAY, FEB. 6, 1969
CONJIIA DB. liAR, CAU F.
Book review series set
Tbt PI Bela Pbl Soolll Cout
AJumiiiM Clllb will pr...at tile
Wl'd ..,._ ol. ee.....-, boot
ret'lft'J iD Jlewport Beida at 10
FamllJ' Retatto-J,
111u car-wtwama. 1a1o
....... "' tllo • .-.,. --Silo ... _.., la-ple-
~-Lm. Fridor, r ... 7, accord!JI(
to Mu . Lawreoce Kittle, pres1-
deol.
tures, radio UCI te....,_ Md
blr re¥ttwa ••• bell ccwtnd
1D leMH.Ilf m&pallll aad .... ._
TO. cuest ~ wiU be
the btst-Hllerautbor:M''Seoae
wltb ~U.an". ~barles Neal.
K.NX..CBS ~··Rt!l&l aewscuter
&Dd a natloully syDdieated aewsp~per columnist. He ls&.lio
'---direct<>< ot !1oaoclal coooseUng
for Amerleu Institute of
-·· Loc:allntormatioo ud.reNI'-
nUooa, wbleh are opea lo lbe
pobUc, may btmadebyc:oatact-
lng Mu. FraM Taylor at
548-84'15, AU pl'oceeda wtu be
donated to Pt Beta Phi phllu-
tllroptes.
In case you think
you m ight be stung
that prc:scriptions are out·
rageously priced. The truth
of the: mauc:r is th1s: Last
year the average Amcr;can
bought about J prcscnptions for a mml cost of
around S7.50. An a1erage of le~ thtm SJ.OO per
prescription. Sure, ~orne drugs CO!it a lot. So do
televi~on tu~s-for the same reason. They're:·
V~:p!ensive to manufacture. New and 1mproved
production method~. hO\I e\er. bnng pr~ down.
Penicillin, for C). •• mplc. co,r~ only :t sm.1ll fraCtiOn
of what it did "hen ,, lir~t came ou1. Your
pharmacist has a profC'~~.onal ~no" lcd~c of J rup
and can tell you th1s. The:-Jrc f;url> pnccd. You
~~ what you pay for. \.\e are alwa~ pleased to ..... ,ou.
Christensen Pia IIIICICY
.a! E. COAST 811Y .. CO .. A Da. IIU
omOLE , ...
per annum on mitti..urn
term occourrk in mooltiples
of S 1,000 .
Easy to do ... just call or come in.
lAifwt ~-IXW( ... tiDtt ~Q.~,,....;;_-
MUTUAL SAVINGS
2867 East Coast H 1'-hwav • Corona Del Mar. Cat1f 92625
Telephonf! 675 5010
IIUD l)f'flc.£ • ,ASMI(M
TENNIS RACKETS
LIST
29.00
CXIHVERSE
SPEOAL
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=: ::;:: :~.~ SKI.CIZOR SJ7S SJ2S =-~·:'m~=·":..~ SICI !XEROSOR_.... SS'S MEN'S LADIES'
pod 0011 ol tbo cor ud ru 1.oto REG. 1495 -~ f-...,....---------::....---1
TENNIS SHOES
~~€g::t--JO-G-GI-NG_S.......:HO:....ES--I TENNIS ~!~DSES
::'..:~,~adrloe-l~a REG. 12.95 $89S TENNIS 25~
A TY!HDS IMNJGURA nOM John F. Vogel
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VOTE "NO" ON BONDS =-=~.~..:.:c-~ l1PAIRSHIM.ACXALL SUR BAL ·~ '':; eau..-BASKETBALL ........ VAIUA No .. to a -XTRA IIUTY
Tuesday, Feb. 11
lai·Air ,,, ••• SHOES ssts DDL SJSO
IX] W I ••• CJ1111.
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(PAID POl IY '"' LITTLI MOM····· LIAGUI) IIIIUIPI081T DDZ. SJ9S ~----------------------~~---J ·~•~T~~~~==~~~:J-=--~
_____ O!_Jw.ar. the 1~1 heard many things.
THIEN 1'01'1: A HIL.AI'tiOUI COMEOV SIEIE
COYE
TO A FREE
Christian
Science
Lecture,
.blat NE.lii'OI!T HARBOR Ell I,_
ARST SEC'liolt .--Pill 4
lMURSMV, FEl &, IMt
MilS. IIAIB.L I h'OMI
IUCICIIIIII AT AGI n -Do r.-. 'll,oiDI
-w.,, r .a tWor BIJ, Tbo c..._ 11t1 11ar Sot blf -w 1111 Kllp-II CODA DEL ~R. CAUF. -Ju. 11 at eo. -
K1op, bood!D( -• r-Ill .... -1&1 ...... ,
tllo-Loapt Wit race llltlloenclai--Mar·Dea· cla"•s ... _ ............ J ... dl!tntul tM rtldCtl. 1..,.; IIDIII. S. lUte ddlalt wu till 6. ...,, eu.e 10 caJta:n6a u
lut Fr14oJ !!11iJt M to ct. 1ooJ -· AI 11111-llmo -tlJa7 , ... -UJd IIYOCIIIIU!Uua Two._. -~~or. ll!oKIIp wvo -et!J .. .., a 1o as, M . w 1 ,...._
cMI!pOIIdofcolt'S$' MtpoUa blttMKIDppulltdaWQiDtbt esa man S.tltorl Ill blr Jwebend
M, to 45,. Ud ~ 11•• a..! qoartar • Cl!riJJ Tl!o-. ~ .. ; lllhciJiora, ._lie~ a bo~-FrldoJ!!IIiJt bJ loci ll!o alllot wltliiO-LoJd E, J-.u, o1 _ .. __ CallJonta;ll!d.-!Ji;~olbti;;;
aloo wiJJolJJI .... Me poll& 10 sa... ~b Mil 17. Ro7a1 Palma Or., eo. .._ .-....of ~~ ' '
to 51. Tbol Yl<lo<J pot ~ Tile Cool& IleA lluotenp dlod FOb. I al Flor-olltpt. 11111. J&IDOI, llam111~
wttb a f ,l record, rli!JI boblOd loot to FCM!Dialll Valley Friday lllco1o SuUartwn, ~. 41o1, Aaclrft UJd wu-
-c;-. !!11iJt M to fl. Tboy tnUod bJ He wu bora ~U Z7, I~. C•-; I olotora, EUI&boll!
Tbe K1op Mil !10 trouble ODlJ f polaU al ll!o bolt, 17 Ill Butte, -·JW He ...,od M~ ._ Hold&Dd"-
otaytor llboad ol UJo Eacleo to U, but col!lld1 keep "' UJo to Callilrala wboo a ,..., lll&li·IICC.U.,. of c-f crUd·
1ead1Dg ss to 20 at tbe ball aaci pace lD tbe Jrd quarter. Grell IDd wu acUrelDtbtaatomObtle cblldrta. aDd 1 cr..t-lfaocl·
teep1og ll!o same marilla tJr lbe Ers.ld!Je led lbe 11-.p wltb bulloou tor 11W1J years &!Jd•CIIIId.
rest ot the pme. ste'le Leeeb liS PGLats. A1Utt.D adiSed 10, aod tbeo went to Alub. &Dd wu a Senieea wert beld Feb. S
&lid Cbrls Tbo._ were t1Jo Spellmeyer Mil 8, ale81J!&II Ill a 11J11 -· W1ioo al BoU ilnlodway C-~ wttll
Wedoolday of lall woel, ala boalth bellD to llll to 19417 lbe RoY. L
Loon delealed Costa "-7Z bo C&!!IO bact to Sooal!ero Call~ ilraiJaJu of
to 115, Loara led S9 to S1 at mala &lid llfed to Cool& llosa. .4PO RT tbe ball, and llesa couldD't Mr. Jobuoa wuamembuot
catch t~J, Erutne wu top Howard Lodce, C}r111 cblpter,
sewer wtth Z8 poilU. Estaoc:ta tbe ComiDI.IIdr)',Bea.AUSbrlDI.
klst to FouotaiD. Valley tbuame steua Chapter 39, Or«<er ot tbe
doY, 70 to 53. sttp Wl1llams Eutero Star; &!!di!UIIoyalpot.
scored 1& for tbe Eac1es. aod roa of tbl Sldipou Court 100,
Bill Dugas added 11. Order of tbe Amaranth.
•a.PI!AIIOIIWI~• T He serTed fbr Z2 years u 1.
rachel. • .nember of tbe Uoos Club IDd ars Win ns president, zooe cbairmaa,
..... • &lid deputy dlslrlct ..... J!Of of
-r-•-z~ Tbe NewpoJ't Harbor Sa.Hors the Uons.
I .-,..mzss _...,,. moved ~ a sttPlllto a tie wtlb SIU'Y1Yors are b1s wtte, * ALSO PLAYING * Westminster tor 4tbplacelatbe Dorotby, a teacber at lbe Pre-
RES PO
THE LUXUIIIOUI
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THIATil
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E FACTS
l zOO P,M. FRI., FeL U
CHURCH OI"CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Julie Christie and
George Scott in
Sunset League byedpqgMartoa rf!dlo scbool, Cost& Mua; 1.
Tuesday 58 to 57, Tbe SaUou •trother, Paul JobosoaotYreta;
oow 4-5 iD league play, wW 3 llieces, Mrs.Jotm Wells. Mrs.
be oost this Friday Digbt to tbe L . Hacket of Sacramento; aDd 1 1 P E T U L I A ' ' Santa. Am Sai.llts. Mrs. Carl Paul of Ketchtbn,
• THERE ARE 1,300 STUDENTS
RECEIVING LESS THAN A FULL
DAY'S EDUCATION.
JlOJ VIA LIDO,
NEWPORT BEACH Haebor held a.a lmpresslve Alaska.
30 to 18 lead at ba.lf-time, but A llasooic service was beld
llarloa raUled strooclr to tlle Feb. 5 at Glrdoers fuoeral
1 ·---------. Znd ball. W!tb. just 3 secoods Home, Yreka., under tbe dt.rec-:,-left MariDa narrowed tbemar-Uoa ot Westcutf Mortuary. m.
BUFFET
MERCHANTS LUNCHEON
gtn' to 3 pol..ats. Tbe Sa.Lk:ars terment wasatEYergreenCem-
tbea allowed the Vlti.Dgs to1 etery, Yreka.
score a lloal basket rall!er B · I b I
=risk • possible -· tylog u c s ea en
Undstedt led tbe Sailors wltb fUgb Oylng FullertoD re.
• MORE THAN 2,000 WILL BE ON
DOUBLE SESSION NEXT SEPT. AND
4,000 BY 1971 UNLESS ADDI110NAL
CLASSROOMS ARE OONSTRUCTED.
Tuesday-Friday
11:30 am· 2:30 pm • • .... 95C
18 points, followed by Jeft ma.1Ded UDdefeated at tbe top of
Ma.linotf wtth 1! aDd Paul tbe Eastern Coofereace by
Holmes and Lee Haven wtlb 11 trimming Orange Coast College
each. 83 to 68 Tuesday aigbt. Tbe
Last Friday nlgbt, tbeSailors Horoets are DOW" 11-0, safely
posted a 66 to 57 1f1n over abead of2Dd placeCbatfey, 7-3.
• PASSING THE BOND ELECTION
TUESDAY WILL PROVIDE CLASS..
ROOMS FOR THE NEXT 4 YEARS.
Faciliti~s for Banquets ilnd Private Parties
Entertainmel'lt -Dancing
Closed Monday
1045 BAYSIDE DRIVE
INCLUDES SALAD. ENTREE
AND VEGETABLES
675-0200
Santa Ana Valley. Paul Holmes Tbe Pirates dropped to 9th
was higtl pol.nl ma.n with 18. place wttb. a 4-7 rating.
Lindstedt had 14, a.nd Bo GrU-Tbey fought tbe Hornets
Dth had 11. almost even iD the tlrst 1:1a1f,
BUCS TO INAUGURATE wh.J.ch ended 36-33 ln fi.YOr of L------• ·------..1 Fullerton. But tbe Hornets pul-THE ENTRANCE TO BAL80 A ISLU D HEW BALL DIAMOND ted away to tlle 211d ball. 111te
ENSIGN Want Ads
o PERSONA .. :
F0R SALE. 3000 books 'at
J~t each. Daily Junk
Shop Sale at TeWini:le
Hardware. l,()()r) items.
LI 8-2ntR. Established
1919. Newport Blvd. at
18th, Costa Mesa.
ALC0HOLICS ANONYMOUS
542·7217. P. 0. 1Box 1223,
Costa Mesa.
MAN WITHOUT a country?
Not quite. 27' Trimaran
without side or end tie dock,
Can you r ehabilitate me" Call
Kl 6-3627.
"'-• •• ' .. , Or .. * • S.McrtptiM:
Coli 671.0550
TRANSPORTATION
100"' Flnancing Availabl~
AI so We-Carry
Our Own Contracts
NEWPORTER MOTORS
2LJ6 Harbor Bl va.
Costa Me sa
5"8-8511
o WANTED TO BUY
WiLL PAY up to $1,000 for
Stewway Grand p1a00. Write
P. 0 . Box 1685, StudiO City,
California. o IOOU FOR SALE ::......::=~:..=::::__ ------------------------. ---
"PRESERVE AND PROTECT"
--...by Allen Drury. A political !:f~O~R~S~AL!:!:E'::-::c::--
novel wtti ch deals with the 28 OIL PAlNTlNGS. Movmg -
violence that is rocking th.J.s will sell real low. Prtce or
country to-day, Hardback., mUe offer. Dealers lnvitc1 tu
$6.95. make offer. &46-6245.
o MUSICAL FOR S.t.LE
Orange Coast College will O'Flallerty led the Buc scor.Loc
open· tbe 1969 baseball seasoa witb zs points.
th.J.s Friday, Feb. 7, bosting OYer the week-end, Coast
HAMMONO-Y AMAHA Loog Beach Clty on lbe tlrst swaq:M!d Citrus 121 to 97, and
STEINWAY game eYer to be played oo tbe dropped an 80 to 73 decisloo to
HammoDd B-30rganwtrc, ~ new Sue d.1amoDd. Gametimels Mt. San Antonio.SteveJacobsell
new @ big savings plus used 3 p.m. scored Z4 poilU against Citrus,
Loltfey, Baittw"tn, Thomas & Tb.e Bucs, under new head a.nd Jlm KiDdeloo bad U.
Hammood flU!. $395. coaeb Dale Wouaeott, trneled -.. ... .-..L OP-otUROt!S
Many grand ~ ""• 10 CKIStateP'U.Uirtoo.tutweek-'""""u
including Stel!!waril, «tm. eo11 to a pre--tuoeo., &lid HAMES MEW OFFICERS
balls, Bluthner; plus used dropped a 6-3 Yerdict. Due New om.cers of tbe Harbor
spinet & consoles, from$395. · Council of Cb.urehes include
SC HMIDT MUSIC CO. N.n•~.,:.;_;[.::• ... tc-Oft~ ... ,o.. tbe Rev. Doa A. Bassett, Bal.
1907 N. ~~:. ~~-i4Saota Ana fOX sinl ClAST ~urc~land p~::nt~=
• BUSINESS SERVICES s-o-•-~:::.:~ Joba P, Ashey D, St. James Episcopal Church, Newport
WALL -TO -WALL carpet
cleaning and e.zpert ~holster
cleaning. 646-3780.
o "ISCELLANEOUS
NOW PL.t.YING
"lOST ON
STIANGlD"
Beach. vice-presldeot ; Mrs.
Jack ~ylor, secretary; Mrs.
Edgar R. Hill, treasurer; and
Mrs. Carolya Mllllken, execu-
tive director of tbe Fisb. pro-
ll!'am-
.JPOTS be( ore )'0\JI eyes _ ,.,; • ._,. A plaque was presented to
on )·ou r new carpet _ It!'"' Mac••;"' Mls. Richard Watts, West Up.
move them with Blue Lus-11415_·-::,::: .. of per Billy, for ber W'OI'kW'itbFisb
ue. Rent electric shln'l-a project In wbieh ~is given
pooer s t. Crown Hardware,~~~~~~~~==;~!..!:to~peop;l~e~lll=tlle=co~m~m=U!!liiY. )107 E. Coas t Hwy., Cor-·
ona d~l Ma r. AJ TM lnffartee
o SOIOOLS
SCHOOL PROBLEMS
Private Hiah SChool
lndi vidual attention
Small Clauu
BRICKER, WARD
PREP SOlOOL
To lido hie
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.u.ertc• Opllllon Boot Slore PORTABLE TELEVISION _ U Pa.ir Drive-Co1ta Meta
19:14 Rubor BIYd. used _ $35.00 cash. &46-4488. -..,=,.:,54()-;:,.04;;20;...--
Coeta Meaa-Phone ita-OifO 1----------1 • WOU WANTED
POOL TABL£S FOR RENT
, New $199.99, Used $59.99 -Fl)l~ RENT, 6-room doctor s Accessories included. Sports
office, ground Ooor, opposite 100 10273 Garden Grove
Haag ,~iospita_i. Newly pa.inted, Blvd., Garden Grove. Call
carpe.ed a.nd draped. $125 TOLL FREE 636-2730. month. 646-1675.
----------1 o HELP UHTEO
IRONINO. Yean or npetoo
ience on all type• or cl~
thina & lincn.Specialty,
men' I 1hirt1. fl. .SO per hr.
Mable Whitman, 607 Mar·.
auerite, COM. 673-2774.
FOR RENT . Small store, near ---------SECRETARIAL WORK, mlmeo.
Hoag Hospital, $85 month PART TIM E counter girl graph.J.ng. notary, small boot.
(Including heat a.nd carpeting.) wanted. Valet Cleaners, keeping accowts. Ca
369 North Newport, Newport 3137 E. Coast Hwy., Corona 673-4050 afternoons, 673-8189
Beach. 646-1675. del Mar, 675-0310. eves.
, $KCOND P'I...,TU"K
''1111 PAllia LION"
THESE PEOPLE STUDIED THE FACTS AND THEN
EHOORSED THE FEBRUARY 11 BOHD ELECTION .
* CORONA DEL MAR
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
* NEWPORT HARBOR
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
*NEWPORT-BEACH
CITY COUNCIL
* ROBERT E. BADHAM,
Assemblyman, 71st Dist.
*ROBERT GARDNER,
Superior Court Judge
* NEWPORT HARBOR-
COSTA MESA
BOARD OF REALTORS
* JOINT CHAMBERS OF
COMMERCE STUDY
COMMITTEE ON SCHOOL
CONSTRUCTION
AND MANY OTHER RESPONSIBLE .o\HD INTERESTED CITIZENS AND GROUPS.
Your YES Vote
is· Good p1ny
VOTE 11 YE FEBRUARY 11
--------SERVING ONLY THE VERY FINEST MEXICAN and AMERICAN
Enj oy th e warmth
and informal elegance
while dining amid
open fireplaces
and strolling troubadours
OPEN SEVEN DAYS
FOR
LUNCHEON-DINNER-COCKTAILS
POPULAR PRICES
!Formerly Chef's Inn)
DINING 4:00 P:M. TO MIDNIGHT
COCKTAILS 'TIL 2 a.m.
AMPLE PARKING
3201 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
COlONA DEl MAR
Under the personal direction
of·Aiejandra !Alex) Maytorena
(Formerly 26 Yean wifh Perino's)
and
Ray Oliphant of Laguna Beach
!President of Wooden Shoe Restaurants)
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FOR RESERVATIONS CAU
675-0470
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FRONT DUPLEX
ENJOY YOUR WAT!Rf'ROMT PIER AND FLOAT-
ONLY STEPS FROII Tllfl SPACIOUS VIEW ESTATE.
TWO BEDROOMS, Z BATRS, PLUS DUfllfG ... ROQM
AND PATIO. ADDITIONAL lJIIIT WILL GENERATE
$125.00 PER IIONTil (IE-114)
S63,SOO .. ,
You'll Adore Me
I'm a.o oceaJlfk"oot trlplez wltb a r ea11 y great kK:ation.
Near Deighborhood sbopping, CatOOllc Church and bay
swimming. I have an excellent reotal record -oo
vacancies. I think I'm worth $110,000 but jost between
you and me, submit all otters, I'm awful ctJte even
tho' I am rather young io years.
110
R E A l T Y
' 2025 w. lalboa llv41.1 " ....... leildll '
Rontar. -67J-3663 S.loo -675-600CI
COSTA MESA
• Moclela Loc-at 11111 ond Allao, ~-.
QfiWlf C»JL Y ~ 1.0 A,M,
,..,,_,.,.. (714) .... ,.
NlWOIIT IIARillR EJIIGII
RltST SEC11011 --P ... 5
1128 Cllllesla L• -Baycresl
(TAKE SANDALWOOD OFF SANTIAGO TO CANDLESTICK)
OPEN HOUSE .
SUN. 1-5 p.m.
A residence In which you and your
family will enjoy life to Its fulles t!
• 4 Bedrooms • 3 Baths
• 22x16 Living Room with open
le.Jamed ceilings.
• Family Room • 18x36 heated
and tlltered pool.
A "PLUS" FOR MOTHER - - - -
HEAVY DUTY CENTRAL VACUUM
SYSTEM
• Can be shown any time.
Just call
Bay &.Beach Realty Inc.
111-•M
2407 L COAST HWY. C D M
SHOWING
... a continuing tradition
of superior home building
in Southern California.
A builder's reputation. It is his greatest asset.
That's why you 'll fmd the." name "Buccola" stam~d
on every hom~ w~ build. It is a n~ synonymous
with quality in resid~ntial design in Southern
California for morc" than 20 ~an.
You will find this tradition of fin~ quality at
our newest community in Costa M~'s finest
subwban areas, ncar cxcell~nt shopping facilitie5
and just minutes from th~ ocean. A Grammar
School is two blocks from the community. N"-'port
High School is on~ block away.
Buccola Homes. U!1$Urpassed quality in ,..,.
homes found traditionally in Southern California's
prderml locations.
3 end 4 bedroom
1 ~ story homes
~by
IIUrPOAI..u&..BOA
IAV111GII a LOAN AIIOCIA110N
P. A. PAUIEII, INC., SaiM Afaltlt
TMURSIJAY, FEB. 6, 1!169
OOIDIA DEL liAR, WF. N.wpo.1 B11ch •••
• ._ Island Costa Mesa
FOUR BEDROOIIS ---PLUS
HUGE RUMPUS ROOII (ZO X JO)
1-3/4 BATHS -HARDWOOD FLOORS-FIREPLACE
NEAR F.ST ANClA ffiGH SCHOOL
$25,000
IMIIEDIATE POSSESSIOII
Wella-McC.rclle
Realtors
Reliable Service Since 1943
DUPLEX CD M
HOUS£, 2 BEDROOM, I BATH, REAR UNIT,
3 BED~ 2 BATH-FIREPLACES
$52,500. -GOOD INOlME
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OPEN HOUSE
SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m.
JUST RECUCED ~000. SEE THIS AT !107
AVOCADO, IRVINE TERRAC E.
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FOR_ RENT
I-BEDROOM FURM. AP T., YEAIIL Y.-..... $1<15ooo.
I-BEDROOM UNFURM. AI'T .................. $150 .. .
lJ0/'1 Y. f'RJl/'CK l.l/'1
I R ~Jll. TOR ' J2SO East Coast H11tnr•y
Cur011• del Mar, C•lifOtn•a
Phone: 67]..2222
NEWPORT BEACH REALTY
G. T. "Gundy" Gunders en, Realtor
OPEN EVENING5
615·1642
When we take a -we s ell ttl
EI41MCO OF OUR
MEW COMVEIIIEMT
ORANGE CX1U1! TY
OFFICE. -r
HAVASU
NORTH ESTATES
1160 I. NEWPORT ILYD ..
COSTA MUA
U J'OU are l.nterested lD LAKE RES<IiT prq~ertJ,
we are present.IJ ofler1lle a coldea ""'* tedty lo
lllt'est 1D a WOider6IJ a. ~ Sl.ll resort area..
• BOAT MARINA
• LANDING STRIP
• W A. TER SlUING
• HUNTIJIIG -flSHDfC
• LARGE VIEW LOTS
• ALL lli.PROVEMEHTS
IN AND PAID F'OR
• PRICED f"R()M $3500
• LOW DOWN PAYME!n"S
•'J"ERMS TO SUIT
We lartte yo. to OOIM 1a or eall 141-aM k ---T. K. HUNT, Broker
JACK BALE. Project M&r:
Lido Isle Co..-del Mer
South of HiQhway
Z BORM HOME PLUS 1 BORM RENTAL: WALK
TO ALL SHOPS. s 4 5 r 900
'· :..,, .
lf~l
332 Morgueri te
Corona dol War -673-8550 (f.,.. flo,.,./!, f<.,./tor
SEMPLE
WEST CLIFF
WONDER
LOVELY HOME IN IMMA CUL AT E CO NDITION. COZ Y
SECLUDED PA TID OFF MA STER BEOOOOM AN
LIVING ROOM ... GORGEOUS LAN DSC APING •.•
.SPRJNKLERS. .. THREE BE DROOMS, CARPE TED
FAMIL Y ROOM ... SO ME FURNITUR E IN CLU OED
$42.500
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY· 1:1.30-SdlO
l JOO l)u,., Dri,., W•stcli H Ar"
Newpo rt B-ch
SEIOPLE REAL ESTATE
251 5 f . C.••t H-r .• C.Mfl• del filllor
675-21 01
................... ,
137 VIA WAZI ERS
HOME SPREAD OVER TWO LOTS
Charming -permanent 3 bedroom,
2 bath residence with large rooms.
Separate dining-room and indoor
barbeque.
Owner has moved out of state -
so Is anxtoua to sell. Prlc ed only
$79,500
Fee Simple
Remember -the property on Lido
Isle Is not leaae bold.
p. a. palmer Incorporated
H DMl.ll95 IJ liiO SKI 1915
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''Where will JOU ll*ld Iter-llt.U.S lA U. 1oM
att:y?-' • 'Prool of lbl
Tbo PIJmoulh Coop-eplloaal Cbrutlu SeiOIICO
Church, S%6Z Broad st., New. Coroaa del
WORLD'S LARGEST ~~~
pori Helehla-"Tbo eh&U-Cool& Ia att.. DRAPERY
yANDIES
of lnoel space" wW bl tbl Bible leuoa-sermoa topic to
Rev, Normu Browo's sermon read tbla: SUDday. L~ I CLEANERS and----
ORt.HCOI!
SHELlY AMERICAN DEALER,
PIIIOUDLY PRESI!MTS Till! ALL H.EW SHELlY
topic tor tbe 10 a.m. Sunday Tbe Newport Harbor
sen lee. The conUnllld cooere-tberan Cburcb, !501 CWf O.•.
pUooaJ meeting ba.8 bten set Newport Hel&IQ-.Putor
tor Feb. 16, folloY1ae tbe 10 mes Blaio will preacb oo
a.m. service. topte, 04To sene or bo:.~~;
st. Andrew's at tbe 8:30 IDd 11 a.m.
• REIIOVE WATER STAINS
• FLAIIE PROOFING
EXCLUSIVE
GUARANTEED DRAPERY CLEANING
Valenti~~·
GT FOR 1969!
soo st Rd services. Boy Scout SUaday wW
CWI • ., be observed. Scoula llom tbo
wW worship with tbe congre-cburcb IPOUOI'ed troop wtll
ptioo at tbe a, 9:30 a.ad 11 a.m. serYe u usbers.
Sunday services a.s tbe cburcb Coroaa del Mar~~~~:.::~~\~ observes Boy Scout Stmday. Dr. CoogreptJooal Cl
Cbarles Dterenfield will preach Heliotrope Ave., -Dr.
on "Mr. Facillg-Two-Ways." G. Murray wW present sermoo ocr. "Wbat a
a daDcel" at 10 a.m. s ... ,.,.
O..,.ry Cleonlng. Perfect
,...,.,.._ of the ••• of
,_,. draptry, or 100% ,..
ploc:e...-nt If c!.onab ...
• N. Shrinkop
e No Witt.d Keach
• ,.,_. ""' folclj,. • Pm.ct heft HMt1
• Woter Stain lemovol
OU~ EXCLUSIVE SERVICE
• Profnsional htstallation
• Profu&<ional lemoval
• Terms Mayle Arronged
d>OCoiO>It ond but11<
FROM 95f
READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!
WHY
PUT UP
WITH
FEAR?
Clwrcb of tbe Crossroads,
meetlDc ID lbe Cbai>e~ 3500 Pa-
clflc View Dr., Harbor View
Hllls-''Be oenr tbe leas of
faith" wtll be tbe sermon topic
of Dr. Vincent Gottwio Jr. at
11 a.m. Sunday. A potluck lun-
cbeon will follow tbe service.
VALENTINE'S DAY IS FRIDAY, FEB. 14TH • fre• Estimates
• frM Leon Drapes
TitS TilE DHE YOU'VE WAITED FORI AMERICA'S
MOST EXOTIHI;. UNCOMMON HIQt PERFOitMAHCiil
SPORTS CARl •••• SEE IT TODAYI
FINAL CLEARANCE
OF 1968 GT-350's GT·SOO's
HEW--EXEC. CARS •....
LESS THAN A DOZEN LEFT AT THE
GREATEST SHELBY-AMERICAN
C.J ... ., ,.,k. Filii I"'"'''· 1ir. IJlY 1JI I. 20 ~ tfo..,.ft.,. trH1.
$1095 OUU PIICI $38 PIIJO WO""'S
'64 CHEVROLET SEDAN
l11d14. Air cotlltfitioni~t· lOXO "5) 10,.. 4-" ,, t.H•.
$595 PUU PIICI $27 m 24 WONTH.
K eep Your Sails Set
for Higher Earnings at
LAGUNA FEDERAL
SAVINGS!
Jt's amuing bow many
tears, big and small, seem to
plague one's day. It may be
tear of losing one's job, of
oUending someone, of effects
from certain foods, or more
seriously, of illness.
Fear seems to be the re-
sult of clrcumsta.oces. But,
actually, it Is often the cause
of problems, even of Ul
health. Fear can be con-
quered, OOwever.
You and your friends are
cordially invited to bear
Gordon F.Campbell, C.S.B.,
of The Christian Science
Board of Lectureship dis·
cuss how we can rid
ourselves of fear and its
eUects.
Christian
Science
Lecture
8:00 P.M. Friday, Feb. 14.
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIS:T, SCIENTIST
3303 Vla Lido,
Newport Beach
Watch your treasured savings grow with wind·speed
under the bright, p rotect ive banner of the largest and oldest independent
Federal Sa\'ings a nd Loan Associatio n in Orange County.
Funds reeeil·Pd bv thP tPnth earn from the first of th.e month.
Don't miss the treasure ship to security. Book passage today I
SAVI NGS INSURED TO $1 5,000.00
by a permanent agency of the Federal Government.
5 96
CUIIUH AIIIIUAt
DIVI0£110 RAR
,.1110 QUAITUlY! 5 } /. 96 WltiO YllU ADO 001 -"!1 /'4 IOifUS DtY'DllfO TO
cutl(lfT AIUIUAllATl
Ofll JUDO MllfiMUII J.TLU cunm:.t.n ACCOUttTSI
-YOU NAVE !;!2!! MAKI! A DII'I'I!RI!NCI!I
..
Newport Unity Church, meet-
ing at 15tb St. IJid lnine Ave.,
Cllff Have~Tbe Rev. Loren
FUcldoger will prea.cb oo
"Achieving your goal" at 10
a.m. SUDday. A beal1ng prayer
service will be beld at 7:30
p.m. Feb. 12.
2001 Off fo• <o•h & '"'"
10 642-0270
540-1366
1702 NEWPORT BL YD. al 17•h, Cosla llosa
Corona del Mar
Pharmacy ..,.. .. ,....,... ... ,-
3127 E. Coott Hwy. (Hear JaSmine ~rYe.)
• • • ••••••••• COAST HWY. AT MACARTHUR BLVD.
NEWPORT BEACH * 644·0760
GRAND OPENING
TUESDAY~ fEBRUARY 11
LOCATED ON A SPECIALLY CRE-
ATED PLATEAU OVERLOOKING
NEWPORT HARBOR. MEDITER-
RANEAN IN STYLE AND IN THE
MUSIC CENTER TRADITION,
EDWARDS NEWPORT CINEMA IS
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT MOTION
PICTURE THEATREINTHEWORLD!
EXCLUSIVE AREA ENGAGEMENT
"A MOVIE OF YOUTHFUL FASHION, BEAUTY&. MUSIC"
"ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST FILMS"
"DAZZLING! Once you see i~ you'll never again picture
'Romeo&Juliet' quite the way you did before!" -LIFE
fRANCO ZEFFIRELLI
rrv~~ ..... ul
ROMEO
. <B"jULIET
•
Hoag service pins given N.B. BUILDING PERMITS
Newport Beacb started tbe An anrdl: coUee wu dteo were the Urnes. Roy Anderson, 1969 building et1ort W'ilb anim.
Jan. ZO by the Aui1Uuy of EYe FetiQOO, G. Robert Hod. presstve $6,729,765 1o permits
•WEST UPPER B.A. Y
L. Wblteslde, swimmillcpool.
1349 Goluy, $6,500. Hoar HoapUa.l atlbeCollfereoce -. Robert HUf:, WlWam R. tor Ja.ouary. This is tbebtnest
Ceoter toboDorwomeowbohiYe Hoda)o Jr., Robert J . Noble, January permit tota..llotbehis. George DIJd.Jey, SlZ EHO-
ln& Star Ln., remove 2 n.Ua,
install flush beams, $1,000. tarDed bours pins slDce May ol A. C. Flep.l, Robert Scbmidt, tory of the bulldlngdepartment.
last year, Harold Cawud .. Jack Horo. Permits lssued dW'i.og the
Mrs. Wtlllam Durkin, CO-«· t.act. ud Miss Berniee Vestal flDa.l week or tbe moJJttl. in tbe M. 1. TEAOt ER WIMS
dloator of Yoluoteers, n.s U· and Mlas Too! A.eooe. amoWJt of $1,000 and over, in. SANDWIOt Q)MTEST
LINCOLN DAY luncheon parti clpat~ts
Include, ~rom left, Mrs. Edwin Steen Jr.,
president of the Newport Harbor Repub-
lican Women; Mrs. Caltmun Sumrall, pre-
sident of the Mesa Verde Republican
slsted by tbe rohmteera com. Att.tntnc tbe 1000 hour mark eluded tbe following: Sitts teaeber mlttee, members of tbe AuD4 were tbe Ymes. Georr:e Fox, •HARBOR VIEW HILLS Ireta Juoe • 1 •
Uary board, aod tbe HWIII:er Faye Kelley, E. L. Wagooer, Simeon Watson. swimming wbo lives at5Z01 SeasbonDr ..
Women, and Mrs. C t1arles Benton, who
I s president of the COsta Mesa Repub-
lican Women. (Ensign photo.>
C •·~er, wbo prepared there. Jack Hurst, w. L. Russell, Paul pool at 907 Sa.Ddeasue S3 850 West Newport, ls a receat win.-
-' .' • Del' of tbe ''out of tb1a world" fteshments. W. Campbell, FernJooes, Ethel James Glanullas, 1-urut.. 1-sandwich contest btld every
A oew service lor tbe vohm-MacGUUnay, a.nd T. A. ~r000y dwelling at 1133 Ebbtide, week by Hollywood's Small leers, to be ca.lled "Escort A.Ddrew. .....,
Senlce," will start Feb, 1. Mmes. John Smith. WUUa.m ~ORoNA DEL MAR World Restaura.ot.. L ,Nco N LUNCHEON FEB . 11 Ttlohlsi>Odcolnmmtthetteo;_.::n ~. llatbe-Lupton, F. T. Eddy, Robert G«>rge Yardley, 2-story du-Her wlnllJa& ..-!eb ts
._.1 •u.u Funk. Chrlstta.n Lee, Wesley CHORAL CODduetorRogerWag-p1exes at 516 and 518 Dahlia =ed .... ""f5 ~!&ODoi ~-~mation desk. Wben a PI--Sbatter, andWUburNewmaore-ner 'rill appear as guest con-Ave., $:14,000 each. t cons s nr Republican women ndlng by Walter Knott, owner of cabinet and was recently ap-tteot Is to be diamiseed the eetved their 1500 boor pins. ductor of the 1969 Orange •BALBOA paste, crtss-crossed wltb
Feb. 11 Llocoln Day luncheon Knott's Berry Farm. pot.qted to bead the human re-stat1oo clerk will place a' call Mrs. Frattk Hatch and Mrs. County hlgh school hooor choir s. Ahlman. 2-stor y dl4)lel, bacon, sQM'ed open-bead oo
In Jamboreo HaU ot ""'''O'ter Mr. WtWams ts admlnts-tstloas apocy, to escort service tor a YOtQII-Wlttlarn Durkin recel•od 2000 In a coocert at 8 p.m. Saturday, 3t3 Atmado , $33 ,500. ( rye bread, and gar~~
Inn wUJ hear Spenc WUllams trator of health and weUare in Mrs. Ba.rbara Bunker, ptesl-teer In order to be 00 lhl.s bour pins; Mrs, William BrOWD-Feb, IS, ln tbe Orange Coast •NEWPORT tomato and grated
as featured speaker lntroduced Governor Ronald Reagan's dent of tbi-OrangeCounty Fede-com~lttee each voltdeer must log and Mrs. Ra.lph Tlltoa 2500 College auditorium. Nearly 250 South Coast Leasing, sign at It was chosen by Antoo A. I b I h d ration of Republican Womeo. be trained by a member of the bour pins; Mrs. James Decker, seleet slogers representing 29 SOO w. Coast Hwy., $1,200. Bodoer • cheft-mapager of tbe New C Year aunc e wlll preside over the event, nurslngstatf,IDdboursofser-3000hourplo,andMrs.Charles high.scboolswlllpreseatacon-Reyoolds, close l4l balcony, Small World Rest~:urant, be·
wtlicb will begin wl.th a socW vice wUl be from ·g to 11 :30 Clemeos, the highest, with her cert of masterpieces by add troot balcony, 3609 Sea-cause of the UD~ eom.
bour aJ: 11 a.m. followed by ooon each morning 4000 boor pin. and bi!lation of 1ngred.1 s. Mrs. Calhoun S all, 1766 guerUe Richards, ZDd vlcepre: hmcbeon. Mem'.:lers hooorec1 for
1
oo
Bahama Place, Co Mesa,wtu sident tn cbargeofmembership, 1..oca.1 clubs participating in·· hour Pins earned were the
begln her 1969 term fofttceas Mrs. Ralph lrwi.D, 3rd vtce-elude Mesa Verde Republican M AUe Katz Robert
president or the ~ Verde president. ways a.od means; Women's Club, Federated, pre-v=~: Page ~~ Nor-
RepublJcan Women s ub, Feb. Mrs. W. J. Collum Jr., re-sldent, Mrs. Calhoun SumnU; man Feldman R HaydeDrelch
19. cordlog secretary; Mrs. Edpr Costa Mesa Republican Wo-Lopn Loctab ·Edward Mar~
The meeting Is to start with Nissley, eorrespoDd.lnc secre-men's Club, headed by Mrs. t1odale Phiu,!'• Righter John
a 10:30 a.m. coffee hour at tary; Mrs. W, F. Rall, Charles Benton; and Newport Riley 'Kathryn Sbeltoa Harold
the Mesa Verde home of Mrs. treasurer, and Mrs. Barbara Harbor Republican Women's s ~ R p w t 'Dolla.ld
W. J. Collum Jr., 1976 Kornat Bun&er, parliamentarian. Club, wttb Mrs. Edwln F. Steen C~~well, . Allie~ e~~er, M.
Drive. B.Y.C. FASHIOH SHOW Jr., as president. Sunstrom Sally Sweet F L
Miss Michele Jarrett, vice Hlgh.Ugbt of Balboa Yacbt • WilUams; Dale Enrly,' Jo~h
president In char,. ol pro-Club's monthly tadles tuncbenn Marl n eras Metcatl, Kent Bergstrom,
grams, llas planned a study of and brldgewillbeatasbiooshow Larry Brown WllllamGb.eom.
President Richard Ntur's of-on Thursday, Feb.13, ff• rnaui, P. c'. HegellU', R. s.
ncJat dulles. Thts .nu be aa-v.,,. 0 ICerS s1moson, Karl Born ... , ... Mrs. James Woodto, llospl-Club's first all pro soow witb Ba cas Lolle Boone Wm.ta.ro
taWy cllairma.n, Is ln charge of commenting by Flo~enc:e named Ho~es ' John ~ Carl
the 12 :15 luncheon. Smales and professioaa..l mo-Kymla)obo Ralphs .lobn,Roblo.
other omcers beginning oew dels. Mrs. Almon Lockabey is Las M.artneras Auxiliary of son, Gavin Wilber~, Aubre
terms of ofi'Jce are Mrs. Mar. fashion coordloa.tor. Family Sentce Association of Berry, Art GrLm.n, David Sillll, Occ f I Ora..nge County honored new of-Francis Thornburgh, James area grows as ficers, oew mem!lers and BUJt Jerry Bn.nsford Vlr-
patrnnesses at tUDCheon Jan. g~nta' Fouts, Wallace T~ .. tts,
Tbe Orange Coast.JuoJor Col-Some of the cities within the 29 aJ: Josers restaurant. Cha! WUk, Harold Tarpley, K~
lege District has uowo by district grew aJ: an astouncUng New om cers are Mrs. Stanley Bell, EWe Cuoni.Dgham,
195.'1% slnce 1960. rate during tbe 8-year period. Richard D. Keith, president; Gale Da.lmann, Ellie Durgan,
In 1960, the district had Hwttogton Beach grew trom Mrs. Thomas Corssoo, Yice. Mlcba.el Hirsh, Georre Hoe-
a populUon ot 110,418. Elibt 11,492 to 103,550, an 1Dcrea.se president; Mrs. Joseph Dt-diogbous, and Miss Madeline
years later it was 326,590, a.o of 801.1,, FoUDtaJ.o Va.lley went Sta.n..lslao, corresponding sec. Lumsdoo.
locrease of 216,172, from 2,068 toZ7,360,1()1,ZZ~. retary; Mrs. Robart o. Dundas, Tbose receivlng250tourplns
Duri.Dg tbe same per1od, the Westmillster went trom 25,750 riCOI'ding secretary; aDd Mrs. were tbeJ4mu, W, L. Chapman, ~lon ol the county croo to 55,010, .., IZU\. Tbe cl1a-llocald B. Tllllla .. , <•>ollJIIIID( Jnbn CoonellJ, J11<k Putuhln,
-'l(M,OOO to 1,:140,100, .., trlct's -l'l-Gol!loo tr-•. T. D. WW!am-Cborloo llol-
91.?1", allptly leu tbao ba.U WMt Collep, wu opeDid lD Prospectj•• new m'mbers u.ter, Gordoa. QuiJm, Rot.rt
tbe rat• of the lfOW"th of the 1965 in 8~ Beacb to are Mmes. Rlcbard Broome, Belyee, J. M. Cbrt.teuen, Do-
district. sene these areas. u.~my Hays, Mtcba.el HaU. Sbel. aa.ld Uogle, Norbett Cochran,
In 1960, the total day and Costa Mesa grewfrom37,550 doo Newcomber, Ken Holloway, Robert WhJpple, Robert Dows-
ev8fl1Dg enrollment in lhe dis. to 73,140, ~ 94.8\. Newport Paul Sbettler, w, c. Roberts, well, Jerry Gra.£1t, H. Ralph
trtct was 9,719. Eight years Beach went from 26,564 to and Maurice Walsh. Ladd, Thomas Osborn, JoM
later It was 23,700, anlocrease 43,710, ~ 64.5$. SeaJ Beach The AtWiiary helps acqLJ&.int Prendergast, Jobo F. Rlley,
of about 1,747 per year, The grew from 6,994 to 21,820,1() the commun.J.tywiththelfOrkand Ralph Waterma.o, Terrence
district added 13,981 students. 212.0%. 1ac1UUes of the Family Service Walsh, James Walsworth, Jane
We are pleased
to announce the appointment of
B renton R. Ogden
RI!:SIDI!:NT MANAGER
NEWPORT BEACH
as
Vi ce President
DEAN WITTER « Co.
INCORPORATED
..._ "-f•~ St•• lac: .... Ate
881 Do\ler Dri\le • 642-6050
NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660
Assn. and has established a Decker, Casteodyck Fay, H. D.
scholarslltp fund for graduate RUland, D. F. Tolmie, Paul
students in an accredited school Kubo, aDd Miss Carole Brown.
of soc ial work. Recipients of 500 OOurs pins
Dollars --not diets
Members and guests ot New-Mrs. Richard Hodges, is ln
port EbeU wtU eoocentraJ:e on charge of prlzes. A camellta
dollars instead of diets on corsage laced with OOilat bills
Tbursday,feb. 20, with a fund-designed by Mr s. Adraio Evans
ra1slog dessert bridge, The Joyner will be given away as a
event, starting at 1 p.m. at the prlze.
Ebell Clubhouse, Balboa, will be Assisting on the arrange.
under the ditecUon of Yrs. ments committee are t.lr s. Ru-
Herbert Putert-.ugh, ways and dolph Va.na.sek., chairma.o ofpast
means chairman. pres idents, and M.rs. Jack Lit-
Afternoon enterta.lnment wi ll tieton, heading the PM Section.
feature the latest t.o sprlng Tic kets are priced at S2 per
styles by Lido Fashions. Mode l-person.
ling members Inc lUde Mmes. Members and guests will be
Jotm Colby, ErDest K. Hart-welco med by Mr s. Clayton
man, Robert Stabler, Frank Thompson, president.
Hughes, Charles Edwards and
Robert Pittenger. Mrs. Free-CA.L.MEVADA EM BLEM
mao W. Fisher will be the mo. O.UBS TO ME ET HERE
deraJ:or. The Callfornla State Assocla-l.;:====================~"'::•~·~P~trt~e~r~ba~u!gll~,~as~slst~~ed~b;y Uoo of Emblem Clubs and Ne. 1 vada Clubs will han their 3rd
20%·QF
quarterly meetiog Feb. 7 and 8
at the Newporter 1Dn..
Hooored guests will be Mr s.
WUUam Nola.rl, ~erne presi-
dent of the S\c)reme Emblem
Cl!i) of the United States and
past president ol New J.i•ven.
Coon., Emblem Cilt) 41, aDd
Mrs. Forest Benjamin. su-
preme marsba.l &ad ~pre
sident of Milkd, Coan., Em-
blem Club 39.
Newport Harbor Emblem
Ctul> 394, beaded bJ Mrs.
Eucaoe BerRVOD u president,
is ODt of tbe host elllb5. Mra.
Frank Sabr ot the ~ ctub Is
OOJI ot the eo-cbaJJ'ma a.-tbe
meetlq.
AROUTECTS INSTALL
on all HERITAGE
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Difficulties • 1n the Bible Panel discussions
Q. -0,, -·Will 1M~ Q. -· --"/a .lloltMw 1:11 ...... , lr-.1" .... It k /wlf/AW ....... """·'lAy ... ~,.,--... ,.I.A'II 1 A. TOitiiY ,_. ' 1 ....._ .._ .............. .._........,.,the JWanw ..,.,., tk wu, ,, A,..~, ,.,..11,... _,.,. .. nA. 0.. tAU ...
•w. • ~ ,..,rcho.-loob _,.-llko.ll _. -w \o-.,...,._ Do-Wtolt -1M -_.. llol -o...Ua'l -__ ,. 3
_ 21 ' -.... 0 ' fll Jl..ll -C' I ... It, • I ~ • ~ -Ill lho -....W •-• •·"' f •·•·-~ -• ._ I -~ _,. ._ ,.,... oll-'o -&w I~ ••-roa 0 A. One of the beol '!'J' low~.~ I.&PTin ..._, ,... ..... ..,...,..,,.. • ._ r • ..U • ...., ..... .. ...... n. ~ .... I.,.., ll • /til~ of tltU prop._. the Bible Ia net"er to rud • ..,,.. (CI··-· ............. ) ---....... Ia tM -.. tMI • t.w ......... _,,.. atone. Be IVrt JOU haft a tll&r aNtr-Al .. M~~eua.-.._. bl dM BiWe ... bit t.duMd ~ "' ..._ kW '*" ._ .... atandlnl' ot the entln eontot.. Suip..
... _.a ........ L ..._ _... ._ ., t:C W 1 ._ ._. ..-rn. -.. A. We are Indeed comln• toward the hu'e alto indfeate• that 1 I'IWI Ia to
t. ,._._._til..._ Wm .._ ... _.. ,._ ...... 11 ..., tl rt 8' end UIMI. E.tfel ae ud 8"1 epeak provide for hla own houeehold. II he
--- -_.. -11 • 0 1 _, aJ· s 1..... apec:lfteal1y about the ftatontlcm and doet not, h~ hu dented the f<h nd :rw wu 'lh; ba ._....._ u :• lOMb IJ ~ fll • b.lllllf ~~ rl-4 _,. returreetfon ot laru:l. Ch&pten CO 1~ worse than an unbeliever, Tllfa por-~
11o..., ., fat .. r taow, holck tt..t the ._u.h tnftll.-&loD ol a ·-... wMie'a t.lb.'" .._, • .c:.pde hM ..S. IPIIIn')' ..,.,. tM Coll:se': to 48 are mllleanlaJ, dealinr with the tion of Scripture It not lefltlaUnr
u,. aw. t. .a..oaue.tr ln.faUJbla aod taernnt. 'fbi: doetriDa Mid ~ ol • ......_ whb U.. ~ ~ ol Itt mouth O. s..e. Aaa. c:.w. _ "Co" 1 da4M earthly nl1n of our Lord JeaUIJ aaainat 11vinr: money for one • netda.
-__,. ia that u.. 8a'tptww • •'&f· ae, p. ,.,... at.DiuteiJ' aad t:Uo.t ....no•t.oc 4 -. but II tbrt ICiplle had .ty t&bn "'-tl. . 'ttual • f tU OW Chrftt. )fany Kholars hold t.he vJew. It refers however, to that Nlfl4ll
W.IUW. ..c1 ~t, tod that OW' ._Uah tr...aatloa. lt a trouble tD look the ....._. up, bt would btl" found U.. wwd Teet"";;,, 1 ~;::..,o 11•11 /tw which we favor, tbat thoe two chap-hoardln.-'or funda. rullnr God out of
• • :! a, .a.•• ~of tba ~ • ~ ll'*L tru'qleJI ......_,. ...a,. -. .._ IDOIW«," without any 1L ~ 4~ .. ~ I" · ten (88 and Sl) are part of the bat-our thourhb and onlY occupied ,rlth
Wa do 11110( ,_ the oriiiMIIMD__,..,. o1 dM Bible. 'lb-. dlllbHio. • to the + ™ ... ol the-lllillbS&If',. •• wtll &ak• thit "" "t.IPftU tMl tie of Armareddon, Thia it an aree that which it material. Our 8nlour odltBal maa.u.cripU, _. cop&.c~ -., *-wkll .,..~, eu.. lllld up_.. In daWI..bl ,.. ... ._.._ the lllor7 of JODM. A : W~de we can -;nake apiritual ap-•here U.ere Ia mucla room to man· i• telling u1 not to make the appro-
..et SOl, bill aatunlb ...., .,... cnp4. iMo tht .,.._ tbat 8o the whole ~ ...... fnllrD the enn.a.Wt ...-cak• and pheataon• con«rnmr the proii'Wiu euver. We do believe that the rtturn priation of money ttl.e c:enttr and eir-
.._.. ...._ 'tf• now,_.. • __,.IDOCfcop.. tbet b7 ~ U..tollltie'alrponaooa. ..,_. ate 1D1tAY ~who u. 10 dUMIJ' of the Old Testament. 1rut heed of the Jewt to their national home-rumfe~nee of our Hfe. K• It wu •ho
-. .tda uo&ber, w• CIUl &illl witb ...-}111*' I • Jwt wt..l the .....,.. Ill mau.. u..rv ~-.uod by IMII;7 SuDdaJ' Kbool muat be riven to the waminp uland 11 a fulftllmtnt of prnpheer and at80 dec:la~. "A man'• life eonaitt.-~ text ..... IDdead. iw all ~ .,..,_. U.. _..._. Clhlld..-&hat U.., -. ldll hari:UI t. U.. ...,... ol .eholanh.lp GD well. Aa u:ample, look at Deuter-tpoken of here deftnitely in thla im· eth not of the abundance of t.hinp
tazt t. aow .w.d. ns.n t. DOt-......... ducld• that h.lap tblt qpaurl ~ ID tbrt BlbLa. onomy 28 and aee the 1tatementa port.ant M!d.iorL It is realty a pre. which he poueAð."
..-~ doubUul ..-dktrc til tbt *-to But ...._ our Autborbacl 1. 'fta ..,. ._ e1 ......_: tt..a ea. ....,. ,_ r.-~at are ~ade here. T~oee who am:-fulfillment of the tpec:ifk prophecy.
1 v.-.. w-. ....-_.. ol U.. b..e ~ ..,.. aat wt&hla • c p 1 r .. a.--. toualy ela1m. the prom1aet God p'ft AD of thte will develop 1,.1ety after Q • .,._,., o.... -'H&\0 eoMlcl ri•
r"'tlldl fll the tnnl.laton. aDd the ..._,. ol tcztual mddllla •• DOt t th h ld f I I bow God """"
10 ....u UDdl:rlltOOd • it la ...,., _. 10 the sn...Jet\m .._ ..... Wbft the Bible t.chel • one thir:lc. bel what men interpret 0 e c 1 FeD 0 •rae aome the church it raptured, n~ttr tAe x'Orid if ~
--··-., ... ,...., almoat completely overlook tbe wam-t.\i'lt" r•· fnm aD ilaipasf«:t. lla.t. Not • ,..... ol the eppuet ._._ it to ...-• on $' .. ~ widaiJ' clil&ren.t. Many au . .u~ inga. They ahould be applied with Q. w ........... c.Af. -"Were tb Old II
the .Bib&. uW from the MUre~. euh:llll thM '"tan-. with tha BibN art. DOt from wh..t the Bible the same dili«ence. We ahould learn T~ttoiMIU lmulitu , familiar ~t~i!l A. The Bible te&cbee that Cod ia
For .......... ..,. .,.. told bl Johb. 5:C that "u uwrl .-d dlnm eetu.li.J' ~ but from whet mau interpnt. it \o _,. from the experience of the Jew. u bapti,.,. a. we. h<>,,"' 1t : detdll, bvnal !IOvereign and Creator of all thlnra. at 1 mrtain 111M00 brto the pool, ADd troubled the water: whew uw A .aikiDc Wwtn.tioa ol thil lt found iD the lint chapter of ftd t r lh t God "*' fint alter the troublliw fll tbt water ~ m ._ m.c1a GeDMiL u..,...,... to tOe the ~doll put uiWJift thia chapter to bow the Lord deals with thoee 11 r"e.IMYne tOM . Keep in m.ind, however, . a .
whole o1. wh.DOrler diaMe be bad.• br fiiAh7 ~ it would 1Ddeed be difftcult to reconcile it who put their truat ~n Him, u well A. They knew about it u a manner did not make any~inw evd. ~ene•111
'ftlil lltawmett fw many ~ ,.._ improbable aDd dlffieuk with Dlucb tlut IIIIOdem ~ ,...,.., • atabllehed. But the u thOlle who leave Htm •.nd ro aft.et of wuhinr and cleansing. Certain the tlr!!t ehapter flVH ua. Una clear
to bellew, but upon illv.-tipdaa. we find that it Ia 111 a aU.uke diffieulty Ia DOt. with what tbe flnt. ehllptn' ol GeDesU Mya, but other «odS. We muet d1frenntlat.e. such foundational matters were found understanding. The entenn1 of sin
of tbe copyiaL Some -.rty ~ .....:1.m1 John'• ICCOUIIt, added wi\h \be ~that ia pUt. upc:e it. however, between the 1piritual prom-in Judaism u well u Christianity. and evil into the world came o~ly
bl the me,.m his expliMdon o1 tba ~ propenin ol thit But there .1. ao contrwlktioa whlt.n• betwit«l what ll .._uy i.,ell and the promises that God gave JuAt as the body wu cleansed so it permiasively by God. It W&l eertain-
lmennittent medicinal aprlnc. A lne C1C1iPJUt m~.bodied UU. ~ Jli'Oftlll bJ' adeDot aDd what .1. ,.oy tUd In the ftnt ch.pter o1 ~pecifically to the children of brae!. ~poke spiritually or ftruntively of the ly not His perfect will. Thi1 dou
nota ill ttM body ol the text, Uld .o it e.me \o be ~ down llld. Gawela. 'ftu. will oome out a.-1.7 b:t. the cMpter that foUowa on Matthew 18: 19 is something which elean1inr which eomea from washing not mea.n in any sen.!le, however. that
1'04 into the A~ Vcnion. Verr }111'0Pft'b' it hM been. omined '-rbe nne Chapter of aa.ia," i~ our privilege aa we uk anything inwardly through Christ, They were God didn't know what man wu r~
from the RnUed Venion. Aaod!.• d.lfficulty ol~M'ame ebancter Ia with Je.WI' 1lllt.ement according to His will, not our own not familiar with bapti1m, however, ing to do. He was allowed a free ~ cUicrepaoci• ill ~ ln difffteD.t. eocounta ol the -that Be would be three day. mel three fti&hta ln the heart of the ~t'lfish deRif'el'l , We do not have the as we know it in the sense of death. choice between good and evil. God.
ewata, u. for example, the dlHereDea iD the aa-of 10CD8 ol U.. evtb, lll.an7 iDterpnten would have w believe that He died riJrht to ask God, do«matically or buri•l •nd resurreetion. Since Mes-of course, knew man's ultimate
ldrwa u t:lwn in the text ol ~ aad Qvoa.icl-. ~ .,... :Pricl.)' Dieht and ..,. earl,. SUDdlly IDOn'linc'. and the time between categorically f or thia or thal Our l'li•h had not yet come in the Old choice. The proof of this ia i.hat the
fnlm the .arne cauae, ftTOn of CDPJ•Ia. tt.e. two ll far f:ram ~ three ~ and three n.icbll; but we pu yers should be "nevertheless, not Te•tament time•. they eould not uso-Lamb. the Lord Jeau! Christ, wu
Such an Cr1'0t' in the metier ol &cur-would be very ...,. .,, tball .. la\er that it la • IDitter of Blblk:al lDterpreU~t.lon, and the my will, but Thine be done." Remem-ciate Aueh thinp with their cere. ~lain befon' the foundation or the
mab, • ill the Hebrew nwnben .,.. deoowd. b7 lctten. ad Mtten trouh&e Ia DDt with wbl,t thc Bible ectwilly .. ,... but with the ber this, we should have more faith monial ect.e. Theae rreat truths ean· world.
that ~ppM~" very much a1ib hew •.,..,. differmt ftlue • ~ tnt.arpnU.tiorl that men put upoo the B!.ble. We will take \h..i8 in the loving sovereign •ill of God only be meaninrful and understood
Pow eumple, ~ first leUer ia tba IUbnw •lphebat deoota .._ 1MtW ~at )eaph lD tiM ehapt.er "W• JetUI ActuallJ '11u-e. DaJW . t•· Ch · t h·..a I' bed Hi ..... -...~.._ UOI.A aiiO.t.DC.UTft
.... ~lh _ u-•-~.,. -~ It, DOt , __ than n---It _, --N'~a Ia _._ B-·-of ..L,_ Earth'!" by far than we have m our own a ....,r ns .u acromp '~ s ,_ ••-'• v L• .,,.._ C.IIL tela -· ~'"" ...... _.. __........ -.-~ •~ _. ~ -~ -wonderful work of ~emptton. A ....
deoota • thoUM&d.. "nle tweftt}'·third 01r 1lllt lett. ol the Rifbrew (CD·-··~~~·~N~oxt~~-~ .... ~)~-------~P::_":Y:.:•:.:rs:·~-------
'ln the Beginning .... ' Grut Events in the Old T~tament St.L.!~2!:1)3~~o~!eJ~~b~.~.~on
(This Is a sermon dell·
vered by Dr. P. G. Neumann,
pastor of the F1 rst Baptist
"A great majority o1 tbe de· pieces of tbe We you marred;
1i.lxpmt prls and boys wbo IP· He wuda to restore tbe spoUed
pear 1n JwenUe Court," de· ideals. Ob, Hewaotstogtveyou
cla.res Judge McNabb of tbe a on begbu1illg aphll Church of Costa Mesa.) Fort Wayne J1Wenlle Court, .. 111 the beginDlngGodcrea.ted
Recently all eyes were ontbe "oome from OOmes tbat have lbe he:nen and tbe earth."
a.strooauts wbo left eartb orbit been broken primarily by dl-Tbese words grea.Uy comfort
on their sil....day journey at sertlon or dil'orce." Tberei.D me. Tbougb 1 see so much de-
M,ZOO rnpb, just 429 mpb slower Ue some ol tbe greatest tra.ce~ vastation aDd destructioD now,
tba.D the speed~ wbichtbeyre-dies of life. We see too many 1 know that this earth and all
turned. eases i.D whtcb lb8 man cares creatkln will have a new begin-
After tbeir9tborblttherewas for 1JXItber woman, bls ...Ue Dl.ng. Wben Cb.arles Simion of
a brief pause, as tbe bleak and earas for a.notber man, aDd Cambrtdge lay dyi..D,g, be turned
desolate lunar scene. cootinued neither ol tbem eare b' tbe to those beside his beda.odas.k~
to pass sklwly beneath ApoUo children. How dlfferentttwould ed wttb a beauWUl sm.lle, "[ll:a
B's Yindows before Ander's bave been if 1D tbese bomesGod you. know wba.t eomtorts me just
;mt .-oice ~ beardap.ln:. "We could hawe ruled, tor "He" now?" Tbey begged b1m to tell
are DOW apprOilCbiDC tbe lww' would ba1'e kept tbemtromr~ them. "1 flDd 1ntin1te coDSOla-
ibm1M, and for &11 u. ~Je U He bad bleD tantad bJ' them tlon , " be replied. "ln tbe fac:t
b&c.k oo aartb the crew of Apollo iD tbe bAcfnniDg. tbat tn tbe begt..Did.llc God crea-
) .t.s a massage tbat we woW.d "l.D tbe begi.Dili.Dg -God1" 1t ted tbe beaven aDd lb8 earth."'
ute to send you: 'l.D tbebeginn-Ls a. good motto llr a man wbo ''How,'' tbey asked, ''ooukltbat.
i.Dg, God created tbe be&veuand Ls jUst sett:iag ~ 1D busiDess. thought bring him solace?"
the earth. And tbe earth was When Lord Hopetotm Uved 1n "Why," be aanered wttb an-
wilOOut form and voidanddari.-Melbourne as theftrst:goveroor other cbaracterl.stic smile,
neSs was lClOO the face of tbe geoera..I of Australia, be tells us "U He cao briD.galltbewoOOers
deep'." tbat be cherlsbed wit.b pride an of the worlds out of ootbiog. He
Anders read aoother twover-old bra.ss~bOund, leather oov~ may yet mai..e sometbing out of
ses, and theD Lovell rea.d the ered ledger. It is the book me."
following four verses. Borm.a.n, with whicb Jobn Hope, tbe My trleDd.s, Mr. Simion was
a lay reader or an Eplscopal fo~ of bis Lordship's fa.m-th1Dk1ng of tbe glorious lnn6-
ch.urch. not tar from the Houston Uy , began business ln High torma.Uoo of the IUe to come,
space ceDter r ead the flna..ltwo Street, Edlnborougfl, nearly, and ooe of these days, when
verses and ~ed: "And from three centuries before, and on Christ sba.U come Jor His saints
the crew of Apollo 8, we close the lront page of Uds ledger I.D His glory, there will be anew
with Rood n.Jght, good luck, a old John Hope bad inscribed beginniDg, for tbe graves shall
merry Christmas and GOO bless this prayer, "0 Lord, ke~ me open aDd the bodies ol the be-
ali of you _ a.U or you on the and this book .bone st." Be-Uevers wblch entered cor.
good earth." cause of this, b.is desceOOants r~n wtll eome out, and tbose
rose to places of great prom!-wbo are a.llve shall be trans •
In describing h.iselp8tieoces oence and beCame m.lgbty tormed, and their bodles sba.ll
as a reporter on a great London gtants of rlgbteousoess. It be like the body or tbe very Son
Jo!D'na.l, Harold Fortescue tells camot be otben'Lse for tbe of God. now on tbe first day of his en. scrtptu:re says: "Seek ye. "Beloued, u dotb fWlt yet ap-
gagemeot, he handed lD an ela. tirst tbe kinldOm of God and pear what we s.ba.ll be, but we
borate and ca.retuUy oomplled His righteousness, a.od all mcrw lbat wileD He shall appear,
r ecord of a socW event that be tbese thlngs sbaU be added un-we shall be like IUm, for we
had been designated to cover. to you." shall see Him as He is."
Secretly proud of some of IUs "In tbe beg:i.Diling -Godl" n (I John 3:2)
mor e colOrful and picturesque is the most suitable watchword What a BEGINNING without
touches, he awa.Jted the judg. for the man wbO sees himself ENDING tor those wbo are
ment of bis chief. With a wry outside tbe kingdom of God &Dd Hls.l
face the old man counted the who yearns tor the aew We as
sheets, "Sorry," he grunted, upressed 1D tbe conversa.Uon
"but you must cut It down to of Christ with Nicodemus 1D WHOSE DELINQUENCY1
one sheet." Fortescue pleaded John 3. U lstbeDi'flDelmpera-
that U would beeJ1remelydi.ft1. tin, n Ls God's boly must. It
cult to tell tiM! story effectively ea.ooot be doGe ln tbe Yirtue of
in so sma.ll a space. "Young a good resolution or 1n
man.," retorted tne sub-editor tbe strengtb ol a seuU.mental
grimly, "you have evlck!Dtly implllse, To rece1Ye the DeW
failed to ootice that the story birth a man needs God. Then
,of the creaUoo of tbe wU. ooly bas be tbe Dn becttminl
verse ls told in teD words .... with all u.e tides of diViDe lUe
In 111e beglnnllll! God craued pu1s1nc wltllln.
the heaven and the earth." "In tbe beciDDJDI • God!" 0,
Ten words! Wllat wooderfu.I wbat beauty tbLs bok1s .b' each
words tbey are. Tbey tell tbe lDdJ.Yldllll life, Many or us,
story DOt only of a begtming, like tbe nsael tbll Jeremiah
bUI tbey show us Almigbty God saw I.D tbe potter's boUI, blue
standing at the portals of eter. beeD marred I.D tbe ma.tloc· We
nity tbroWiDg opeo tbe g:ates of are creatures of sbatttred
tbt qea. U your •yes can peer dr.ms, br'olreQ ,..,lmc, ..,.
bri)'ODd tbe boUDdatles of that reallzed 1deala, ata1Ded l1ns;
bellDAlnc, yoo wtu see mtbing but aa Jeremtab llood tblre
but God 3 God lnhlblllng lila Walcllillc tilt potWitlhiWIIOe~
OWD bqimWlgless r•lm, llv. he oot1ced that tblpotterdldDOt
tac fila awn beglnolngles.s and f1i11C to lbe scrap bliP tbl1'u-
--W., aJid la)'ln& tilt sol tbot bad -..,.uocs Uld
"'""" of lbo boc~Jmlnc -plaDs .. .._.. but -..
a1 ... -. Uld rodo-aJid -Uld plbondlllo-
-· ~Yable. ela)' with lola bud, pleAd II ...
"Ia lllo ~ • Godl" ,,. tilt ..-.lid -"'
nil "' .. """'lloDI lllllllo lor tt, .. p-It ----
.--· "Eli<IP tilt Lord 1111 -Uld ...... "'-~ till .-, tbly llbor 1a tbl1 cJQ acaaa.. llld Pl'lll.alJ a
--blllid II." --., .. -~-...-_al __ ......... _ .....
.. -God, .. , ... -• ...., Ia ,_ ... Godlrlodlo
--........ bf Ilia-,..,-~--""'· 14 I' !.-. hW J. CW1o-God-._,..-. -. ..
... olllloll-_a_illlla-1o
-. ,_ IIIII, IIIII ,..... )Ill lao
o nos aploooat-.-.,. Tow
..... Ia =J"i QooPa-..
P' I IIIIi .... -.... ...... -... ,..-. ..... -........ -
We reKI in the Pi'i)el'l
We ~ .. , on tM •ir
Of kilhng .-..;i 1tUhng,
And ,,;..,. eve~
We "~ .ond -wy, M we noroc:e the trend--
"Th" young Q4H .. rlhon,
Where ... ,n '' .,u end?"
But ,..,.. .... be ""''"
TMt ,r't 1he1r f•ult •lone'
n...r mrfbe • P""'' of '' Moght be our own?
Too much money to 'Pf:nd;
T 00 mYC:h 1dle tome,
Too """"V movie1
Of ~SIIOn .ond ""'"'
Too rnillny boolu
Not fit to ~ read;
Too muc:h CJf evil
In whit rtwv N•r .. ld.
Too """Y c:hlldref'
Encour~ ro ro.n'l
Bv roo ~ ~rents
Who won't lilY •• """"-·
Youth don't m.~lo.• t'I'IO'rid;
Tlwy dorl't •rlre l'htt boc*.J
T~l ~Htt • ~ pictufe
Of ~eta .,., ( .... ,...., .,.., "'*• the liquor,
"""-v cbl't rwn tN Mn. n.., don't _ .... the ........
"""'d ....... don't bwy .... CMI,
They don't m.Ma ,. dtwoa
TNt .... ,. br:tln;
lf"'t _.. ..._ br ..,. leA. ---· /llti'o4 .... ,...,.. c-.
We fW INti lt"t tNe
n.~·~ , ... ..., ........
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"Hezekiah'a Great Fa.'th"-11 Chron. 32 622 21 B c This brief record of events in Jerusalem in the year -... sums up
all that was of la1ting Importance in one of the greatest periods of international By Mn. Joy Martin
upheaval in wortd history. The yoke ofworldgovernment under the Assyrians,
'"-"THI! JWORD OF TWf LORD"-8•• 10t9, ,...,,fr_ ... , y.,..., J7Uu with thE:ir capital at Nineveh, was broken and in the short timt' afterward,
• la4icllt• w..W wlaida for. the key .,._
(U-~ '-giMq, tb• cau•er ~~a~~crily will N loud 1a D Clrna.. ~ A.~w .. e-. IN lo-d mor• q\dcklf' U yaa r-eel tU wkole daapt• M'-e ........... )
a.ua-·-, ............ ........ _ .. _. ·--··-. __ .,_, __
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when there was a scramble for succession to wo rld po wer. a breathing spaCt'
wa5 allowed for the re-establishment of Jaw and order onct' mort' under God.
Sufficient experience in the responsibility o r keeping the law was afforded that
knowledge of God's law eould be kept alive during the dark period of captivity
and tyranny soon to follow under the Babylonians. \\'hen the captivity finally
ended and thoutands returned to Jerusalem, it was po11sible to rt'norder the
people in a godly aystem of government
Jn the year that the law was found (622 or 621.) the revolt against Assyria
was al~ady well under way. ~ always in such cases. it began when the iron
grip of the tyrant held evt:rything in his power. Ashurbanipal, the great klng
who completed ANyria's conquest oftht' world, died in 631 B.C. after a reign
of more than 40 yea.ts, His ~uecessors soon ahowed themselves unequaJ to
their ta&k. One of the dangers they had to face was th e powerful preaching .or
the prophet l'oiahum in Jeruaalnn. He foretold in Darning words the doom of
the great city, the Assyrian capital. In what manner those words new across
the empire we do not know. But we do know that the ensl aved tribes and na-
lions and peoples were suffkiently aroused and organized to begin to s hake
off their chains and break their bonds. Nine years before AshurbanipaJ died
there was a palace revolt In Jeru~alem. Manasseh, wh~.tH• long reign o r over
50 years had been o ne of almost complete depravity and apostasy from the
Mosaic-Davidic constitution. had been suttN>ded by his ~un Amon. Amon's
brief reign of two years was ended by an army plot and assassination.
The people, however, were loyal to the monarchy and lht• Hou~c of David ,
and aRer putting down th e revolt raised Amon's son. Josiah, to the throne as
a child of eight. We are not told what arrangements were made fo r advising
and directing tht' boy king, but evidently a powerful refo rm party. following
the leadership of Nahum and then the prophets Sephaniah and .Jeremiah, was
in the ascendancy. Josiah's reign was from the beginning a rever11al o f the evil
policies o f Manasseh and h is predecessors. In contrast to wha t they did. we
are told Josiah "did that wh ich was right in the sight o f the Lord. and walked
in all the way• of David his father. and turned not aside to the right hand or
to the lefi. ~ When he was 26 yea~ old, after bt'ing on the throne 18 yean. he
turned hie hand to a re!lto ration of the Temple.
Centuries earlier tht' worship in the Temple had beg'un to be corrupted.
Rit~ had been celebrated to idols and to foreign deities and the pure clean wo r,
ship of God had been denJed. It would a ppear that under M anasseh the Temple-
wa.5 virtually abandoned altogether, except as a true coll ttting offiCt'. At least
it was necessary for Josiah, in pushing the refo rm now well under way under
Jeremiah, to "repair the house.~ Perhaps we are given a glimpse o f the zeal o f
the reform movement, and their high dis6pllne and devotion, with the remar~
able comment that "there wa11 no reckoning made with them of the money that
was dellvere1lnto their hand, because they dealt faithfully.~
rt waa at this point, while major repairs were being made on the Temple
and alliances being formed with the Babylonians. tht' Medes and the Scythlans
agaln•t Nineveh, with the great prophets thundering forth In JeruaeJnn and
the zeeJ of the people o f the land rising fast, that the High Priest HUklah om,
dally delivued to Jo1iah the book o f the law. In II Chronicles we are told It
was the book o f the law o ( Moses. M ost scholars agree that it must have been
at leaat the Book of Deuteronomy, and possibly the entire Pentateuch, or nrat
Ovt: bookt of the Bible. Many have suppo•ed that thla book of the law had
lain forgotten for generallons; some have even concluded that It wu written at
thl5 time. Neither condutlon Ia warranted. ho wever, either by the record of
Kings and Chron\clea or by a ffat:onable reconatructlon of eve.,ta. It 1..1 dear
that rqardleu o f how much the book may have been Ignored, ttl existence
wu well known. And whUe the general public wu by now lcnoranl of Ita
exact content, It la unbelievable thatthescrlbea and tdlolars and publle otnclalt
did not have at least a •mattering of knowledge about 11.
The lmmedJate ~action of Joalah to the rt~adlne of the book It ttrained
and unconvlndn& and except It be fee0111lzet1 that the reform wu already
lona: under way a ame:ral knowledge of the Mo1a.io constitution 1tUI cher-
lehed. Onfy a aove.mment thorou1hly committed to a pollcy of return to Jaw
and order would be moved to pubUc penance by a publk recital of the conttl-
tuUon ln lit o~nal purlty. Detpite the extended depravitla of the monareby
I.Pd ha hot punutl of amalea.matlon lnto the world «<wmment and world
relialon of 1be day, it il too much to MUrtve. that the Moaaic and Davkltc
recorda and conatttu.tlons would be compldely unknown and loat to memory.
WbaJ I• related here 11 not the Rrat acquaintance wtth lawfu.l1ovemment
under God, but the oa:Nkla on which It wu pubUdy announced thai the
moc:wn:by would bencefonh mode ltMU on the oJ:d wa,ya. Jt ..,.. the announee-
menl of coonpldo comrol o( the rdonn party OWl' Judah and tho coil-of
the Ubttlll mDlne or CM day.
To t<lllftnn 1bo DiviDe ouppon ot tbe mormallon. Jc.l&b-10 _.Ire
ot Htdtloll d>e p•Ojllw4-who dwtil In Jei\IMI-.and -10 havo-
heed of a nl!p>111 oollllllllllil)' lbeA. Hllldah conftnnod 111o -m -·
Jud ... 10 co..,. 110 lonlold by u ... u,.., the p<Ople wbo ftftlaloe 10 God: w .. .., , ........... "''dew dur1ftc lbe rdp or Joelah who, t.... of
hll .......... -· -d ...... In -.rlly. 81. no-,._ -P. 0.!1<.--H-r....71016
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IIM'Oit'T IIAIIIOR EIIIGII lMU~Y, FEB.&, IJII
From the Police Blotter s'!C:~~::T-;:i' ~=.~=~'"
.._.T ld.U · .............. t ••• ,.,. ,_...,_,.,ollUW.III.-....... 8IM:" 811•• oa Two r...U ... , _..
Will '01u1 •rtzts·_. ~. II, fl. tOOl L Ill,.. bo& BlM.., A.pt. C, ....... ftl belle I_.__...,,..,-Kewpart ~ ftnaM ol 1 -. .a1 1u1 Md ..,111 .... ta 11ft.. aaa.. wu ptc.llld llldlld • oa • .U.t •..-r a an ta a 1tn1t ...a a m-. odor ot _..... IIU &a _.....,_.-__II>,.-·--· ................ ~a.-...... II $:Np.-.,lllo-ol No~BJiod. ... iari -..... tllllr l'llt ••• Ma111119~ol DoMid BUrd. tt. Uld a..t ...,, ..... .., .. lAM, ud H1.b' Jlclld. ~
_;.., llt J'lll a., .... 1011'1 E. -Bird., Ba-, -I , 10, ol 4101 ..... -Y1oor ft1U&. Oo loa. 11, 11oJt1U, II 1:11 ul l :tl p.a. • .,...., ......... ,..u.s ..,.-.o&MkleUdW.carllU. Wllt""ra't,wwetlooW It 1:41 p.m.. tle tire.,.,... 'hMdiJ,J.-rJII,,..aa.l,!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .;-~&II-.'' ftllldltta ••• B a. JU'kllcllt; ..,._ M n-oa :;;::elrlr~P;;."';;,;"'~r•~·-~~.,~--ud III:IOd at a u,M 1. nub ot ••pa•• wu ob-• nr·-----· .....,...,____ ... '"-••••••••••••••-.,_,-1o ........... IJid IU -10 llpo doCk IJid •
liJtot --...,.._. -wwllllliO, -• 11111-llo~ Aol1, 1100 w. Cout lillie • • • DuoU' -~
,._ ... t MUa CMiti BWJ' Mum..'• 11JJe bat _, Z9M-1/1 CWI Dr., Newport:
NOW AT -..... M •lllloewQy Pacl· HeJciU, !old poUco IIIII -· 1710 NI!WPOU L Ytl. 11e -eallod utllld ...,.. -re,...od a ciUo -..
PH, 6-.tJIJC.:otta !ltlta. TDIOTRY P. IIACRIS ot 1 _. a.d tlild 1o CUb tbelr from tbt troat door, un""Ud lrr~ii~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Cual CJtc .. , Newport~ eblck ~ prapv idlat1· tbe door, &Dt1 tb1D tto1e a DIYJ' bu jDinod EloetzoiDlto C«p,ol GcalioO , , .AtlU Crosier o1 p.-~om IWI cloNt ••• ,
Sula Aol u loc:bolcal -501 A-WI" Eul Blulf, R,..•oon 1• F..-lllaod,ro-
-· HuuJor-17wWI 4rtftaC 00 Eul 8turr llleol portadlllata$100blllwulllll-~or aiiCIAerojot~ will of Jambono Rei., bit a lillie from a cull ropa. • • •
~ IJid oporatod!Wion -· trl-up& ~ polo al UO OWEDNESDAY, JAN, 15
Dtss, tbe Sa..Rei1ICGI' Paella-LUI.. , , .A 4-eat t»lllcloo JQ81Pb, Wtutoo, ts, ol S$1$
clDc Co. of GirdeD C'iirolf'e. He oeeGttecl oa. llartMta .W., 5 Se:ubore Or., Wut Newport.
Ia a former flee..presidellt ol t..c: welt oC TIIIUA An., at wu arrested at S100 W, Balbo&
tbe Newport Sborea Comm-.itJ 9!15 p.m., ta¥otnDc drtnra Blvd., West Nnport, aDd
...._ From Sfll)lember, 1!155, R-u -of Sula Au, cbargod wUb -llltloc a
to SCttember, 195'1', bewuwitb Harold Sweet of A•helm, Ro.. paeD.ce of bot <lop. placed tD
~~~~~i~~~~ tbe U, S. Army aDd aened 1D bert& Sabt of JOO E. Cout tbe rear wa1stbud d. hU pa.aU Europe, HW)'., No. 105, B&Jade VU-, , , .Eugeoe Mayuu'c:l, 41, ot
SHORT CAUSES F1 RE Ia&o, IJid Tbomu NUOD ol Arl· 2156 Eldeo AYe., Coola Meoa,
AD electrical llbol1 caued 10111. , • • down LB tbe cutter at tbe rear
a $100 fire 1D tbe 65 tJot c:abta ...-ONDAY, JAN. 13 of Z214 W. Ocea.D FroM, ns
cruiser kept at tbe C aDd F DafJd MarpbJ, ZZ, of Z208 W. cbarp of I.Dtc»;1catec1 1D pub-
boatyard, West Newpc:JI't, Wa:l-Oeeu FI'Oii., Ceatral Newport, llc ••• MelDard Mayer, 2700 oesday mormnc. Jan. sz. Tbe ..,.. arrested al 3100 w. Balboa Pebble Dr., Harbor View Hilla.
cruiser 1B owoed by LorenGor-Blfd, at 1:15 p.m., ud •as ald 1 of bls sprinkler beads
~==:!..doo~:!":!.'!San~ booked on the charge oJ ,petty ud their stems were stolen. .., mea of 100 tablets 1D a blue brlngtng tbe total ~ to 10,
.1 C:HIJitC:HES 1
ISO• et..l l'"l'" 0"'tv l[
plutic bottle ••• Haney Rosen, because 3 were stolen beJore •••
2&, of 5S1Z-B Seubore Or,, Jaoe Hoiell, 2501 Blaeld:tmnst,,
West Newport, wu arrested East Bluff, 'WU n1t1Dg lllfrOit
at 6:30 p.m. at the same mar-of tbe East Blufl Ptwmacy,
ut ud accused ot sbopl1ft1nc wben a dog, tied to a lamp pole, saua.ce ud cooked tam in a jumped at her and bit ber 011.
1110rt coal p)Cbt , , , Someooe her leg • • • Cq>yln& tbe pal
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA cllmt»d tbJ'oacb a 1$ .incb tact_ a tb1ef stole I battery
THE AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH by 18 1Dcb een1.ce 1f1Dclow at from tbe car beloogl.Dc to
8 :30a.m. to q 30 a'.m. -Wdfship ~ervtce Art's r•rw"n&. 50S E. Edge-George Randall, 2319 Lurel
q:45 a.m. to 10.45 a.m. -S4lflday School water, Balboa. aDd l&oleablack Place, Newport Hel&tU, and
11 :00 a.m. to 12 ·00 noon _worship Service plutl.c cull repster tray Yltb replaced lt Yltb a.notber •••
$75 tiiU wu l11dde:D oo a mer Lester Kueker locked \Ill Ills The lte~. Ja~~n G. Bt•tn, Pu&.cw barber"'..._ at 3107 N -.. .. '""e Rev. Georae J . Busdiecker, Viai taliOfl Paator sbelfoltbtMn"ID&OOUDter • • --e • .-. '" Tlllo'"s llroolllllbolr on jack 81\'cl., West Newport, Tuesday l:;;;:=;:::=;=:::;=;=:;=::::PI>oo=:::•::•~tS:;:-:16~3=1=:;:==:;:==~ to Wt .., a car lDd steal Ute llleti. ud returned tbe oell r wbeel.J and babeaps, Y&.lued a.t morning to t1Dd $65 mlsdnc
Oui1tian Science Firat leptiat a-• $100; the car beioac:tloGeorct from tbe c:asb regtster •• .A
Service a uA-eJ, '121 u.u........._ A,e,, We ring ns stolen from tbe of Coate ..... u.u..-.......... ......, flRST CHURCH OF' Corooa del Mar, a.od be bad "Sea Oia.mood," at 2101 W,
CHRIST, saENnsT Rl'pt il41 Rihlf" fellowthip parked 1t in frootofbisbome •• Coast Hwy,, JlariDe.rs Mile, ..
3303 Via Lido hu/~p~reJur-A•IOJtO-o" 1n ten mtDibs betWeen 4:30and A ~wood board. o1 special
Newport Beach S..te Aile & MotMiie Sta. 4:40p.m., $118,60 4111ppeared cut &Dd d~ grai.D, wortb $45
SL;NDA Y SCHOOL from tbe cuh recUter at tbe ns stolen from a )l)me UDder
9: IS ....... ,..; 11 ...... Dr. P .G. Neumann, puiOr bar o1 Aleja.odro'a Restaurant, OODStruc:Uon at l..JJJda Isle, ac-
SUNOAY SERVICES 3201. E. Coast Hwy,, Corooa.del cord1D( toT. Dwx:anStewarl,
9: IS-It ..... SUNDAY SERVICES Uar , • .Purcbases a.mouot1nc 18S SborecWf Road, Sbore
WEDNESDAY EVEN ING S Su •-to llZt•• -ere c~·~ to a CUffs .•• 1 :4 a.r r. nday ~hoo\ ..-..;~ • ...... _. \IEETING I,.... Q&llle wben tbeJ &OOuldn't bave *THURSDAY, J'". 16 READING ............. 11 :00 a.m. Morn ina Worship IU' ~ beea, r--RoNnto"''s of Ger-Wo11 ZZ, oll681 Tus-•··~ ., • .,., 9 •·"'· -s ...... 6:00 p.m. Trainina Unions ~---&' »o wod"••d•,.: 9 •·"'· -7:45 ,.... E W FUbloa lalaDd • • SUpr was t1P Ate,, Apt, 3, Costa Mesa, r ...... , .,.,. h de-,: 7:00p.m .... cnina orahip poured blto ber pa taDt, sUd wu arrested at 3300 Newport
9 •·"'· -S "·"'·· 7-9 ,.... LW1e NeJ.Joo. 900 Sea LaDe, BlYd., West Newport, at 5:50 ; .. ~~'o'~H~·.c~ ~-J:lll P~~~~~~~dy . 8arta' VieW IUJls, wbo betu p.m. ud ebarlfld wttb <Srunt
C111..,-,ICIENTIIT ' ~~car----~ Gil *ft1lrc , , .Joe AnoJd. 'JOtS,
Newpot"t Beach at 1:00 p.m. Player Me:clina SaalrdlJ, ud wt..e ear dell· e.., FroDt, BaO.:.. lslaDLf, re-
COfona del M1r L..---------' ped rlllllliGc oo lrlooday; port.d tbe tbeft of 2 llcbt
3100 Pact ftc V'ew Dr. A TTEMO THE CHuttOt daJ:Da.Cu wen set at $65 • • • flzhlre covers from the sides
SlJNOA Y SCHOOL 10 •""-Oooa1d IlliDporth, 402 Bel-of his t.roat pte • u $80 loss
Sl.JNOAY SERVICE 10 ..... OF YOUR CHOICE we LaDe, Balboa, reported tbe , •• His Cben'olet car w1Ddow
WEDNESDAY EVENING REGULARLY thall ol lbo lallud riP' llde ...., pried ope.u Wllllo porlrBd al
ME.ETINC. •~oo ,..... .----------1 'lew mlrrori from b1l ear, 2200 St. and w. Ocean Front,
READING ROOM -puked at tbe B St. and Oeeaa and 68 quarters, a jacket &Dd
\tutu a\ Bu i \dina CENTIAL Froot J:Utlnc kit ••• Wben pair of pants, were stolen, said
2863 East Coa s t Highway IIIU: CHUICH Robert Dtu. 2Z3 Crystal Ave., Mlebael Saleh, 2114-1/2 W.
\!on.· Sa r. lO a.m. to 5 p.m. Ba.lbol. lsla.Dd, puked b1s car Ocean Ft., Apt. 215, Ceotral
'Tllur ... dity l'vtninR-7 In 9 oo TburadaJ, Dec, 9, be only Newport , , • A younc boy wu
You are cord1ally 1nv11ed to bad about 1 or z p11oos of ps seeD runni.ng from 222 VlaLldo
YOUR DIVIDEND-PRODUCIN& PORTFOLIO
SAVINGS KEPT HERE WILL DO IT
An account at Newport Balboa Savlnga Ia art
addit1on to your lnvettment portfolio -and a
very attrac tive addition. Conllder·what $1,000
kept at NeWP,ort Balboa Savlnga would eam lrt
dividends. A regular paaabook account, main·
talned one year. would retum to you $51 .30 at
our current annual rate. A Bonua Account of
the same amount. marnta1ned three yeara~
would return $56•5 a year or $169.35 for the
three year perrod.
In contrast. a li ke amount of aavl nga would
return only $40.60 a year 1f kept In a bank. A
"'good"" stock would retum even less. A stock
se11mg at $50 a share and paying a divi dend
of $2.40 Is cona1dered an attractive buy Yet 11"1
drv1dends $1,000 1nveated in that stock would
pay you only $48 annually
Investment couna.elona know the wisdom of
maintarning a broad portfolro For there's truth
m the homely wammg that 1t 111rt "t always wrae
to put "aU your egga in one basket ·· Or even
a relatively few basketa
Make a sensible addition to your present 1nveat·
ment portfolio Open an account at Newport
Balboa Savmga today!
(§I Our current rate of S 00'4 IS art
annual yield of 5 13% when
'{) compounded daily and mam-
talned for one year
f1~ Our Y4" bonu1 certltlc.tea !&P.1J~ m mul"-of $1000, cu,.
~ '{}, rentfy eam 5.25% per an·
num. highest in the natton
NEWPORT
BALBOA
SAVINGS ,.....,. .. ,_
t..4ain Otttee
3366 Vlt Lodo. ,.,..wport &.een. C.tlklmt• Q'2fil53
pt.,ooo 714 sn-31 XI
Corol'lt del "-4..-Qtfie..
7'1flll Eut eo. .. M~ aa5 .........,....,.
R.e_.rcet "' E.<c.•u of 0.. ~ Mlllloft Dol..,..
P II. PAL.M(R C,_1._,. of tf>e &.rd
AGN£5 8LOf.o0UIST Pre••'*'!
au end Church St-rv1ces and tn b1.s tank; 4 d&ya later, the Soud. Lido Isle. after there was ·
1o use the Read rna Room. pup showed 4 or 5 pl)ou; a loud crasb at 10 p.m., and a ·=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=.. __
be drofo Ills car I b1oct boloro Z-1/2 loot by Z loot pottery • IIEAIITY SALOI4
Lwther• G. ret. It stopped rWUl111C; on cbecll:lD( plallter, worth $35,1a}' 1n pieces
Of the ...,., .. , tbe Uqu1d tD tbe ps tank. It outside tbe reddeoce ••• An
, .. .,._ was discovered to be mostly \IDklxJwa eJI)lostYe, Yitb pieces -~ ... """"'.AN. Cl.ret. I• ....,.c• ..,_,,,.11 w ....... .., • .-t 10.,""' water.... of )»pel resembUnga1lrecrac-
l900 P.'l ... ,, View Dr. ~-.... ,..,...,." 7 PM -UESOAY, JAN. 14 ker, was placed 1n aJI out.slde
II Wfdo•..,. ...... So...tlr -i from d ll..t.t M,..,. t e liel Mar, Ct.1ifOCIU-..,... ,.,.,..... 1 PM EdWard WayDt., 19, o1 1009 yar -. ..... accor--. 0
Or. Willi~n R. Eller _, ... ,.. •m,..,.. E. B&Jboe. BlYd., Ba.Jboa, was Karen Kova~ll. 2447 Bunya,
La....uu.'•
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona d~l Mar
Ptloo~ bTJ~133b
Phone 644--1664 A W ,_. ,....... booked oo a. I&Uure to appear East Bluff, •bo beard aJI u.
• •. _. ........... .. -·-... , , • u'cbael N ... rn .. n piosioo a.Dd tbeasaw smokerts-• IUILOIMG CONTRACTOR 1:4-S a.M., r-ily .,.. 1p Crw. o' ~ ...--...... .. ... ,... -.a -.
t :t.S ..... Cilia"-\ Sctr.-l.,. Colla Meu 18, o11Zl6 w. Balboe.Bm1., No. in& ttom tbe remains of ber
11 :00 ... :.~ r .. tiYe WorMip ,. .. ., H t .. .,..... lf<..o...., 6B Bal1loa. ns picked ~ oa a amber IJeti. • • • ~="::u;:•;:s;:<;:••:::•:•:o:v:•o:t:o:::~.!:=========;! dr~ warrut • • • JobD •FRIDAY, JAN. 17 f. Newquist, 131 Vta Veonl&, L1do Jobn Garoe.r, Z3, of Z300 W.
• IIEIIIIDEUd I
ADIITIOIIS
LICEIISED. lOllED
FRED~. GERWICK
31WG.I...._.
673-4041 -54f. 2171
A Free •J frttM, .. ~ .. ,
Corttretilllottlll CUad• c••rd ,. ............................ .
lsle, reported tbe tbaft o1 $198 Ocean Front, Central Newport,
WOI'Ul ol stereo eqWpiD4d , •• was Issued a cUaUoo lor hitcb-
A rock wu thrown tot."aakber b1k1Dg 1D Ute roadWay; fUrther
prap wiDdoW, saJd Adl. Ke.lly, cbeeldng re,ealed a warrant 6Jr
.U:7 El Y.odeDil'An., Newport fallure to appear, so be was •
Hel&tU , , • A boy, amut lS, lakeD lnto custody a.OO trans-
warlq owlm lruDko, jumped ported lo the pollee stallon •••
from a 2od story ata.lt'wa)' to Cbester Greenbaw, 25, of
the tGp of bet oocrtertlble, rip-1125-1/2 W, Bll1boa Blvd,, Sal-
,.,..., .. .... _ ...... ....
c-....... ._...
lfflc._S.....~.
a z toot bole, declared bo&,. was booked oo a warrant
108
COMPLETE FUNERALS ..... •245
COMI'Lin FUNEUL AND IUIIAL CINTU
CIIAIRY MA"'MIUM
JUIIIU.L HOI.
CHAP '.Cntll'ft)l'l
COUIMiliiUM
lliM&JIS LAWN
•
~1000~0 ~LOTS MAUSOI.EtJ).( CllYPI'S
From $130 From S46'
Jar
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