HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969-10-09 - Newport Harbor EnsignIIOIIIECOI(ING QUEEN lorlfewport-...--wlllbo IW-od" tbo b&l!-llme
futlritles Friday eYealDc. Oct.l1, at tile lilrti«-W"""'""«PIM at Daridloa tleld.
0.0 ol the S --wiD be tbo-IUid tbo --lUllS Ule S other clau pr1Dcessu 'Will aen-e u ber covt. 'Ptdlnd We. ..at.~. are ttt.!1 IWDey ol
-IU&fllaodo ---at left, IUid lf!Wilrol ol Lido We,-ollbo senior prlDcesses; stancHnc, left ton.-, Mary L)'DD MWJDQ'• oiBaJ Sbcw-, ~e; Lclrl -
Burlsb ol Lido lsle, frechman; Ju Ka.nmara of CWI Hn-. 88ldor, aDd AAtta Smith ol
lJAio Isis, ·-. (Eoslp (>lloiD.)
New freeway plans, which
WOWd an more houses a.1ooc
5tb An, 1D Corona del Mar, are
betac dl~ 1D meettnp
wltb delip eopDee.rs a.Dd de~
olp llalf of ... Slals Dl~
ofiU&flftYo.
Coroaa del Mar Chamber ol
BILL IIOBLE of BoJbco lalaDd
wu ooe of tbe competitors J.a
Jut Jtu'l f.oaucanJ, of tbe
GraDd Prts. for tricycles. Tb1a
year's aeat 1.1 set tor Oct. ZS.
2nd trike
8.1. fights
for fire hall
TESTS
FEE
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•
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COSTA
MESA
HO-H IJM • , • aU this atteatloa fs 50 tlrinc, 1Dd1eates: l1tllt
Rick Rodney L..a•er as be aad ll1s m·...tber, M.uy, aDC1 daddy,
fl.mous teftnis cna.mp Rod LaYer , pr.,-e to lean Hoac
Hosp1ta.1 tor tbeir Harbor Vetr HUb: borne. Rick ns born
:U Hoa.g oo Saturday, Sept. Z'l, weighing iD lt 8 pomds, 5
oUDCes. (Jack West pboto.)
Sex ed for parents asked
slbtlities, aDd eventually tbey
trill assume no respoDSibtllty,"
Wr. Browe saJd 1n retUbl.
He s;a.id that the talk lbcll1.
serious WnHy Problems refers
only to a ver y small mloortty,
and ~t the sexeduc.a.Uoooour-
ses Ia pubUc schools could DOt
compoWld the problem.
Or. Nolan Frtueue. edue&-
tton commJttee chairman, said
tllat a questionnaire is beiDC"
prepued tor t!W.lln& toPU'eiU
to determine their oplnioo5 oa
the advisablUty of se:r educa-
tion and b.mUy Ufe classes. He
sa.td that the respoos.es to these
questionnaires wtu be takeo.lDto
consic1eratloo in ctraft1Dc tbe
report that h.ls com mittee will
submit to tbe NeW'pOI't Ka.rtlor
Chamber.
FIRE HITS UHDA -E
-·11 $10,000 --aee -.ru done 110 tbe !K)me aiR. D.
Olmstead ol 5Z L1Dda Jail OD
Oct. 5 when & flu wu -.necs
by ODe of the chtk!rn plaJtac
wlth matches ud candle~ lD tbl
crilld'a bedroom.
A -bod, oltM lllaod, tbo
carpel, c-ID tbo c-. aU lbo _., lllolt&lr.._
IUid put "' ... don -"' ... --•ckala&o<LIIIr. ud ..,. .. Olaa• 1 ._. ......
eataoD ... liar~· Sh .. UI
no *1IIC-tbo S clllldr-.
Tboro--.. ~~~-
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CONSERVATIVE CORNER ....... --....... -~~-~...-.-., Clo-• -· 10•1M• 111M Yolu ~~--uo uth<IIJ lolllal 1M lnlll llot ID 1>t ... -IIJ ......,.. Fateol llii<IICI •· Ill torllll tW ,_ __
IM-..-oi!MIIowiAII, .. 1 a lion 111aa '1$ udr._t&: 1J T-....,_, Dr, -lleBinlo, no •·-~~--ero.eomtar/ Ho malloltlllo~ "Wo
broldeUtl u tM ••vat~ al from II'IOfe tbln a doMDJt&tll ut .....-lila w.r at lllaatt.l ____________________ _.Our Braes: TO YOUNG PIOPU-I'AIIT II -·" baa o•....,.ocl -' or,; ,... ·111 laM J!11t 1o t111o
"mod" wardrobe; and J win paooalty tee tbrt "'••• ot a ""'"'lM'! C~-r"olut.loDU1 youth war. Be oo .-rd lll J10W JDeal llll OI'PIQAL MIWSPA... A> Y"" moy have ounnitod from my lint
OP TMI QTY OP MIWFOIT IIAOt letter lue week, mUiion• of Ul ovc:r-)0-and-out-
TH£ H'ltlfOR Alll:A'S OFFSET N£F$PAI'Eit of·• "'~"'"" '"' lecl:up-tO:here with the •ttl· "-tudes add behavior of a larae aepnent of our Oflloo ................... Eoolp .......... til
1711 L C... a., .• c-•1 ., CaW. -92625-ro-: don•t blame you for beina upect by the
TILU'IIDII .. 673:0S. (-""" CMoo 714) •,.tablbhment." You'•• be<n .., by 1hc
1'18 tiEWPOCT IIAABOa EPISICN '• ... o.lp • ,.,., .. priatM establi1hment. Bul the e:stabl~nt is .-... r"'ah• Ia .. Cilp of Na.,cwt a.~t.. ..,. U. HI,-\ocaU,-Capitalism and the system of inchvid~l enter-
.-. _. .,_..., • ..,.,.., ta dta N..,..-t a..., C... a •-prise. Nor even what was formerly known as
ArM. PWI~ ....._.,., -n-.4ay. See-oM cl-,...,. paid ··Americanism." H is a combinalk>n of indu•·
• C.... •• .._, Calli. trial cartelisiS, education and foundalton
TilE NEWP<MIT HARBOR ENSIGN •-MJ!Idrd to M • •••· bureaucrat., leftist churchmen and liafltweight
,.... ol ,...._, clrcalatioa b,-co.n decree No. A.-20178 tt.e4 communicaton who are deliberalely lrJ'-a to ~1 14, 1951. Ia s.p.n. Co.-t f« the Couey ol Or•:r• State of conven this n11tion into a Man:ist·Faseist wei-CaiUcw..._ ..d by ,..__a thereof ia q..Jilied to pUll all ptlhHc I I •-· b rond'·· 5e ired b 1 are state or IIKit own power ue, au --
M4 AR;IT. uA3A ~~~ ......................... _.o-,-actd P..._ll.._ ment and convenience. Most of these ~pie
PF.C HAAPA ............................................... Aa.»ciata Edkor are neither Man:isiS nor Fascists, but t y are
SUISCI.,TIOM IATIS manipulated by Communists and are playina
Ollie ye• .... 00; 2 ye-, 17.00 the Communist game. What is more, they are
O.e ye•, JS.OO; 2 yreara, 19.00 using you as pawns in the game. Communists
can lake a college or a country with only 3%
<71. .eOij " -"¥
ARVO E. HAAP.A, owner and publisher of the Ensign
ARE PARENTS ABDICATING?
On"' o~ the m ~st frequently repeated
reasons for introducing sex education
into public schools is the claim that
parents are ahdicating their respon-
sibilities to instruct their children, and
therefore the schools mHst take o·1er.
It there is any validity 1n that argument,
then our nation should be h.appily on the
r •.)ad toward S·)lving the problems of sexual
promiscuity, venereal disease, and u1wed
p t.renthood, because ffij)re and m i:l re
schools are including sex education
classes 1n the course of study, The grim
truth ls that the problems are increasing,
along with the Increase ln Instruction,
S•) it would appear that the so-called
so.'lution is merely aggravating the situa-
tion, Sweden is an awesome example of
a nation where sex education has long
b•,en included 1n the S·:hools, and w1.1ere
immorality and venereal diseases are
reaching the stage of national crisis,
The argument of "parental ai'ldlcation"
is mJsleacling, because it over-emphasizes
a minority sbortcomlng o<Jt of ~.1 pro-
portion, Of course there are S·)me parents
wi;o do shirk someoftheirparentalduties,
But the great majority are bringing up
t:telr children in a proper, wholesome
of the people-plus the pawns.
The main rea50Cl many or yoo have con-
tempt for "money-making as an end" is that
you never lwd to make any. You had every-
thing handed to you. So you became, not an
eagle, but a leech.
The "idealist" voice: rrom the campus cries
"hyp<K:risy" at th~ community elders and the
"establishment " Students decry the "rat race,"
the "crushing materialism:· our ··money-mad
society"-and tkcn wire home. collect , for
$200 to finance a spring bash of booze and
sex at Fort lauderdale, or a trip to New York
for a pa rade 10 honor the Vietcong.
If you are opposed to materialism, 1f your
heart bleeds for th~ disadvantaged. you guilt-
ridden phonies should know that, just to help
you defeat hypocrisy , you may turn over to
m~ your new car, TV, stereo, tape-recorder,
electric blankel. ha1r drier, camera or fancy
From the Bible
But as it is written, Eye
hath not seen, not ear heud,
neither entered into the
heart of man, the thina•
which God hath prepared for
them that love him,
But God hath revealed
them unto us by his Spirit:
for the Spirit searcheth all
thin&s, yea, the deep thing•
of God. 0 Corinthians 2:9,
I 0.) -------------LEGAL HOT ICE
NOTICE OF HEARING
PETITION FOR ABANOON-
MENT OF fDGHWAY
Nottee ls hereby given to all
freeholders in the Flfth S~ •
rtsortal Dt!trtet that the hear-
lllo or ""' pettlloo or Eln w.,
ColUpriest, et at. ft.led oe Sep-
tember SO, 1969, for the aban-
dooment of tbe bere1DLfter des-
cribed portion of Lot "Y .. In
Tract No. 573 lD the Fifth
Supervisorial District, in Or-
ange County, California, haS
that they are dimlbutcd amon1 the poor. WJty·ader~ aetloG CfO!Ct, .. mttus an btlac COildldtd .ecb0018 tJr 1111 attt....., la.-
don't you "se:lf--dclcnlled ideali1t1"' practice W'ldil'tfCIHI to 111m Ud to blJ 1.1 oU1ef putt ol Ca.Worall. &lid UttralioD bJ lt'I01...,."1
what you preach? YULOu eae 1 1 •atlYe tdtlc&-aerou tbt t.otlllb'J. Tra1D1DC P'~· He., JOUI' Votct ot
If you a~udenta want 10 rebel api.nM t1aM.lla Dr"':-Baru• a1ttter la blUe ctYeD by experteaeed Amll'teullm to be" 0111' JOmC
''hypocrisy," why don't you rebel aaaiDM aa • • on ChrliUU S.A. V,E.leldeta, wbo people!'
educational system whole .. llbt:ral" teaciMrt for tbla IDOitb. lt ls ,.,...., underltud the methods em-Dr. McBtnlt"a addr ... U:
aive yoo low marks unlaa you tcpe.lt the tllllt ataComnumtJt .. BiaekPU-p)OJtd by lbe mtUta.nt, radical P. 0. Dol 90, GIHdlle, can-
teachers' leftist fairy taks at cuminatioo lime? tMr ~Mid La Blrte .. y La left. Whleh LDt1udea the S,D,S., IorDi& 91Z09.
If "hypocriSy" really offends you, wby don't Aupat, P~;er•Ut made b' tbt Bl&et PaAlhtra, tile Blatk The COMII'YIUYt CorMI' la
you re~l 11gainst the .. Christi1m" heads of your tu1lrC-tbl e:re: ~ Stud«<l UtliOO ud OCMrs. takiDC part lD thla '"!;~COD~
divinity schools who are so quick to procla)m pull Tbls objec.Uvt 1a to bt Dr. YeBirDJe relatel that trlbtllinc lbe IWD
that they don't believe in tM divinity and Jtu'. UIMd lD aeeorduce b1J orpnls&Uoo Is publlalllnC S.A. Y.£. (studeoll A) plliiiiYio-
resurrection or Christ? accomp ltbOda S CbrliUaD IDdercround oews-lenee l.D Educatloa LD. a deter-If you want ~o rebel against the: war. i.n V~-:~h~:~ ~C:~, to papers, wtth a combined elr-mined effort to save AmerlCL
nam, why don 1 you ask why o\Jr m1htary IS radita.liR &Dd to acUn.te" the tri ti
not being allowed I~ dete.at • country smaller member& OltberatulUesaod~ CAR boosts pa 0 sm
than the State of Massoun? sttadeats of the target in-
If you want to rebel againSI the faceless, sUtut.Jons 8 8 T ltt George Buttola wtll ebaperODI
impersonal, giant corporations, why don't you 1n the "oewsletter ate the 6 Y Mra. W, • r Nancy Bu::eoll,RobinWethii.Dd
demand t~ know why so many of the~ ~ steps W'bieh are planned to ac-The Henry Bowea Society of Wark Norcross, wno wtlla.ttead
trading w1th the arsenal of an enemy k1lhns eompUsb tbese objectives: the CbUdren ot the Am~rlcan trom the Henry BoWeD Sotlety.
our soldiers in the fidd? 1 Launch add1Uonal under-Revoluttoo (CAR), sponsored by Mrs. Buccola, a past recent ot
w .hy .don't you rebel. ag~inst ~ rig~ com· gro~lld newspapers which spec. the Co\. W1Utam Cabell Chap-the Col Wlllia.Jn Cabin Cbap-
mumcatlons system wh1ch 1s bramwashms. the LaUze ln •'four letter words", ter, D.\R, ot Ne"J))rt Beach, ter D!R, Is currently Cautor-
American people? Not so? How long smce In attempting to defame thOse wW celebrate patriotic educa-nia state asslstalll secretary.
you've ~nan anti·Communist TV prusram in authOrity in the "est.abllsb· tlonw~k0ct.12-19wi.thanex-Tbe party wUl be beld at tbe
or movie? Ever'! Communism is the scourge of ment," hlblt at lbe Ne·.fpOrt Beach Henry Korsi.U Runnlfll Sprlnp
the world, yet you either ignore it or embrace z. GlorifY indecency by ad-Mariners llbraty. Ranch Mat Tbousaod QUI and
it. It is 11\e cauw of most of the world's prob-vocating a sexual revolution by Tbls exhibit Is uDder the wi.ll inclllle a hayride, bar-tern~ today, hut you are almost ·never told the the ~ead o1 promiscuity and supervision of Mrs, Doillld W. bsque a.Jld n ·tm party. Fuadl
truth about it-not by your professo~. movies, poroograpby. MacLe.Jd, senior historian for ra.lsed at the event, and others
tel evision. magazines, l}('wspapen or Presi-3. Create an atmosphere of the society, Who WIJrked With to follow, wUl help ftrla..Dce a
dents. Why not? As one prominent educator discontent a.od dissension. by young CAR m~:mUers. It Is an trl.p to W:..c;hingt.On for Call-
has poin1ed out, everytime there has been a making unreasonable demands unusual collection of patriotic fornta CAR members w:.O will
-.crious student uprisi ng on a college campus. upon the sehool auth0r1Ues. first d1y covershigtlllghtingthe join the celebration of the ?ith
there wer~ at leut a few professors working 4. Harassthe schooladmfnis-Am,~rlcan Credo series, anntversuY of the louDding of
with them or lead ing them . And there are aJ-trators and teacherstothepolnt. Aml'fican folklore, Daniel National CAR iD 1895.
ways some "professiOnal" students. some paid where their wtU to r esist 'tf'tu Boone and the 1ooth al\l\lver-
agitators involved . Some of these are on Com-cause them to breakdown and to s.ll'Y o! Un!ted States postage OIV1DEHD PAYMENT
munist payrolls Why don't you rebel against restcn. stam)s. This centenary wu TOPS S 1 MILLION
1hem? ! More Ncx1 Week. )-American Way 5. Spawn lawlessness to pro-celebrated 01 M,ly 19, 194'1. Newport Balboa Savlllp aJI1
Feature-. duce a state of anarchy by For 75 years C.\R has pro-Loan Assn.paidover$1,000,000
staging violent mass contron-moted the knowledge of Amt!ri-in divldeods to Us 20,000 ae-
tatlons with the schOol authorl-cu history, Ci!lebratlon of Pl· count hOlders on Sept, SO, ac.
ties. trlotlc holiday anniversaries, cording to Robert R, fUeld.
6. Corr14>t and dt:Stroy the the display of the Am·;rican nag vice-president a.D(t treasurer.
morals of the young people in aod the lnstllling of the desire Tnts marks lhe95thconsecu-
the name of ··socialist fllO-to uphold and extend the prin-tive dividend pa.ld sioce the
rallty," clplesot Aml..!:ican Uberty. founding of the assoctatlon in
Or. WcBLr nie warns that this The Henry Bowen Society was 1936, bringing to .-h
program already has been tried organized 1n 1965 aod kls In-$38,000,000 the total dlvldeDds
out on many major university creased its m,·m'lershtp 100 paid since that year.
and college campuses and that per cent since that time. Mr s. First-year r esources of
the dLseasetsspreadlnglntoour Br"oo D. No:-man, vice r ~gent $13,500 bate Increased to In
blgtl schOols. Recently, he Is-of the local DAR chapter, ls excess of$100,000,000,Aceount
sued a booklet which answers the senior president for the holders now mainta.insa.vtngsof
the trequeot question: ''Dr. Me-C .\.R society. M ·.;, Ed-vard Co'l more than $85,000,000 in the
Birnie, what can I do?" ln Us is the seniOr registrar and~ Association.
conclusion, U states: ·•tn order be contacted by phOne, 8t7-
to be an eHettlve anti-8727, for LnlormltiOn concer-MESA MAH HAMED
communist, you have to realize ning mem'lersbip. CAR oftlcer~ Joseph C. Napoll, 2974CeykMl
that we are at war. We must are Jo'ln Petersen, president; Dr., Costa Mesa, bas beeO
act Ulte warriors.'' Nancy Bu :cola, vice president, aamed director ofmartettnctor
, tn his newsletter, he shOWs Robin Wethe, cllaplala; Karen the InsUn.e of Advuced Tech-t
wblt ls beln("doot to meet the Nord, secretary, Drtvi4t Martin. DOIOIY. ·A....,m; • •dlft:lka of ·
ttlreal of re¥Oiotloft wttfeh ls treasurer; Monica 0a¥ls, his-Central Computer Corp. He
beglnnlng on,.ftmerlean eoUege torlao and llbtartall, a.M Ed-previouslY served wtUIUirr&*te
campuses. He relates that the w·ud Th.>mu, flag bearer. college system as uiOCiate
campus ullderground move-A coming s'XIai fUnd uJstng professor ol manapmeot
meot, called ··S.A. v.E. (Stu-etent wttl be the harvest mooo science and with McOoODill
dents Violence 1n Edu-weekeOO party scheduled for Douglas Co rp. and Unl.ted Air
J::~~::£!:~!.!,~Oct, 25-26. Mr. and
m .1nner.
The "abdication" argument is also
leading the w:.y to a dangerous prece-
dent, U the schools are expected to step
in wtlen there is said to be a shirking
of obligations by the parents, then in time
parental responsibility and a Jthority will
b•' eroded a;vay, The S)-called S)lution
wm then be far worse than the origlnai
ailment, because the family itself may
become the victim of these "family Ufe"
been set for Wednesttayf the LIGHTING the tlrst candle for the Orst year an.tUversary
5th day of November at 9=30 of the Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital Auxiliary are, from BEST FOODS ATTHE
LOWEST PRICES I
courses.
o'clock, A.M., at tbe room of left, Mrs. George Fo1 or Costa. Wesa, Mrs. Regl.nald Jones
the Board ot S~rvisors in the of Lido Isle and Mrs GeorgeThomasSr.of Newport Heigllts. orange c oumy Admlnlstntloo • ~-~·~~~~~ycamore.lST BIRTHDAY NO TED
Said portioo of Lot ·•v•· ln
Tract No, 573 proposed to be Wr s. Alexander MacGIW-LeRoy C. Willmann; vlsltor
abandoned is described as fol-vray, president of the Costa control, Mrs. Don St....-eo.s;
lows: Wesa Memorial HosptW Auxi-mapzlnes and menus, Mrs.
That portioo of Lot "Y" as Uary, Is looking forward to Michael Giddinp; messenger,
show-D oa a map of Tract No. greeting oew prospective mem-Mrs. Ah1n E. Hemmer; emer-
573, recorded in Book 20, Page bers to their first anniversary gency, Mrs. Charles V. Hansoo.;
29, Wlscella.DeOUs Maps, Re-tea from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednes. blood replacement program,
cords of Orange CoWlly, Call-day, Oct. 15. Mrs. Roy E. Jtme; work shop,
tornia, described as follow's: Joining her with other auxi-Mrs. Backle D. Heath.
BegiMing at the Southeast Uary members In greeting other oftlcers In the aun. N B BUILDING PERMITS ~~r~ 0~~ ~0o~\~~·~ r:~~!~e:rJ~~~::.~oo:o:~ =~ ~:!::~r~'~:;~
• • aloog tbe Easterly l1ne of said pital, 301 Victoria Avenue, will St. Clalr, eorrespoDdlng sec-
The start of the Park New. M.r. Birtcher loc., partitions Lot 10, N. o• 01' 00" E., be Mrs. Warren Atherton. first retary; Mrs. Ben Tallon, book-
port apartment project north-tor men's store, 600 W. Ccas:t 181,04 feet; thence s. sr 35' vtce president and in charge of keeper for the gUt shop; Mrs.
erty of Newport Center ac-Hwy., $2,500, 00" E., 12.76 feet to a llne the tea event; Wr s. Robert M. George v. Fox, reeordl.Qg sec-
counted for more thanS3.3mtl-• BACK BAY parallel with and 10.00 feet Wilson, 2nd vice president and retary; and directors are Mrs.
lion in butlding permits aDd LangdOO ll Wilson, p&rt1Uons, Easterly trom said Easterly membership chaU'man; Mrs. Roy E. June and Mrs. Alvin
boosted the September total to 4533 MacArthur Bh·d., $5,000. line· thence aioog said pa.raJ.lel Ronald Steoge, 3rd vice presl-L. Pinkley. $4,~,448. Remley & Searles, 14,000 sq. uoe: S. o• 01' 00" W., 173.11 dent a.od junior aii.IIUary ehair-A junior at.Wllary bas also
This raised the record for ft . om.ce and manufacturlng feet to tbe Easterly proloop.-man; and Mrs.ClydeG.IrtcCaU, been formed. The tunior p-~
the year at the three...quarter butldlng, 3722 campus Dr., lion of the Southerly liDe of 4th ¥Ice president and co-or-began last Febuary with 14
marie' to $39,009,357, almost $7 $100,000. sa.ld Lot 10; theDce along said dlnator. girls under the guidance of Mrs.
mllllon ahead of last year's • BALBOA ISLAND proloogation N. 89' 59' 00" W., Mrs. Ray Wallace is to charge Ronald Stenp, 3rd flee prest.
record pace. A little over $5 Joan Ross, 21 '1 ~I An., 10.00 feet to the point of begin-of the hostsses, and Mrs. dent. Today membersblp totals
million more wlll establish a extend porch, remodel taterlor, Ding. Tboma.s hostesses, is doing the 36, Any girl 15-1/2 aDd older
new 12-month record. $6,000. Reserving and excepting from decorating. Mrs. Beryl Wag-wbo is interested in beeominc
Following permlts were is-• CORONA DEL MAR this abandoomeat :w easement goner will take care of the a junior volunteer I.J: asked to
sued durlng the D.nal 10 days M. W, Ellsworth, 2731 Sea-or easemeut.s and ricbt to table service, a.od ·Mrs. George co.Uct Mrs. Steop at 546-
of September: view, addition, $1,500. maJotato, operate, replace, re-v . F0.1. wtll ha-ndle the tmtta-2720,
• EAST UPPER 8A Y • LINDA ISLE move and reoew &11. DOW elist-t1ooS aDd guest book. SOL
Gerson BUar II Associates Robert L, Moody, 2-stoo. log saoi«ary wwers r&Dd storm AnJODe interested tn atten-MA.COO BUILDING D
or San FnnclS<:t>, louodatloo l-unll d'l'elllnc. No, 77 Uod& drallla aod Olll>urleoaDI strut-d1DC tile lll aod bo<:omlttg a TO DEVELOPER LYOH
onlJ for Park Newport apart. Isle, $77,000. tures ln, ..-on and over the TOIUDtaer at the bospltalls in-The 3-ltory Maceo Bullcttac.
ment building, 900 San Joaquin • BALBOA said bigbny ud &11. por1ioos Ylted to call Mrs. Clark C. k»cated a1181 DoYer Dr., Dell'
HUls Rd. at Jamboree Rd., George c omn, addlttoo at thereof, and pursuaol to any w ... oott reMI'fttlon ebair-Westewr, '*' beeD IIOld to
$73,864; three-story bulldJn&: 1108 w. Bay Ave., $1,000. e.Ustlnc truciiUe or reD8'ftl mu., at 548-1531. <>ranee CoumJ deftklplr lAoa
with 183 apartment units, Jack Tooo, addi.Uoa at 4.15 E. tbereol to mAlnb'n, operate, Tbt wlli:Uers hadtbeir tlrat Lyon bJ Robert Alleboro a.ad
$3,250,996. Edgweatar, $3,000. replace, remo.,., reaew a.ad m411UDc Oct. 2, 1968. Tbe Frank E. TraDe.
Westara Salt Co., demoUsh enlarp all now u:lltlnc llDes odpal s' members bafl Maceo R-.!tJ Co., a. -....
btllldh>p aod -· al the salt ART SHOW TO RAISE orp1po, -ta,c:ables,trlroo. --,.10 85, The ebu1or ll1dlar7 al P-lftiii&Ceeal
works tdtft .u Ja.mboree: Rd. SotOLA.RSHIP fUNDS poles ud otbet atncturn, membWI u ot Feb. 7, lMt, Ra1lr'cM. makes the baiJI.2IIIC
ud -Ill! Dr,, $1,000, Wltll btoolllo b' ,.--...-,. ud 'llllur .. b' lho IDialod 114, Thelr -Hill thai Ito -.-•• 1'llo llrm ro-
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11 lUll tbt but PlJIDbttr • ., Ylce~. u,.... ol U. e11re11
At 7 p.m. be Will dUcauacar ... wW cwU 011 a. ...._
reat trapdJ lD tae ana: ''Art ••PJ'OINd • actloa. .. Ror Ward
YM"Cttr'1 bluii:R'eU:-.W wt.U taa at I a.m.., Dr. Jolill
JOO bo MD?" F, Dou oii:JO a.a., 111111 A, L.
• • • Ptatty at ll a..m.
Tbe Lu1benD Cburcb of tbe • • •
Mutor, Z900 Paclllc Vt... Dr., Tbo P-Coocr'tl"-'
Harbor Vln HUb, -1:.. Wll-Cll•eb, UU Braed st., Jttow-
U&m Ellor ll'1l1 pea m-port JJoq11U _ 'lllo a ... --
OD tbe tcplc, "Ia the pr..-c:e mu Bron .w IPIU 011 tbl
ol God," lluod '"' Goaosta topic, "Oo bo1ac oolr a -28:10-11, U tbe9:15111d11Lm. ta tM t.:bt," at tbllOa.m.
s.,..., aorvlcn. A worllllp s_, -.,
aentce wlll be beld at ! p.m. • • • s_, 11 saoUte ecav.-.. Barbo< 1'1111111 Bopll.ot
boe>llal. Tbe odull tellowllllp c~ uao Babr st., eo.
wtn meet at 6:SO p.m. Friday, Ilea _ Put« SaBol wt11
OcL 17, wttll Mrs. WatnCbam-apeak oa till tcpk, ''ltftvd.-
berl1D dtreetiDc tbt procram. abtp 11: m••&fnc ~ ... at
11 a.m. s..ar. A comm!GoG
oerrice will bo bold al 7 p.m.
a.ad tbe tcpl.c wW be "AU to
Him I Mleuder."
11...\RJWCG OFF tbe days totbe0ct.11 depahre tlme lor tbe
SWMt MeiJDe iDteroat&onal comeot.Jon a.od competition 1D
Bo.ollla are Mrs. staDley Belukl, at left, I.Dd lfra. Robert
M.JD., boCb ot Newpo.-t Sbores. They are members of the
Sadd1 ... cll Cbapter of Sweet AdellDes a.ad, alone wtth Y.rs.
Georce lk*8 ot Balboa, ban beea plaonioc tbb journey tor
IOIDe time. Tbe Dta.mx.t Head Cblpter wtll hostess tbe
ZJrd lDDIIl1 COIIfeotioD at tbe 01bJ hotel during Aloha
weell, wtJJ.cb begins Oet. 11. Tbe Saddlebl.ck Ctnpter rep.
reseatatites wtll also tour tbe Ner Islands aDd will be
psts of Mrs. Bela.ski's .tOll, stanley Jr., 1o Hanalei Bay,
Kaual. (EU11!11 ...... )
Special red carpei day
Members of tbe AssistaDce Alli:I.Uary wbo donate tbelr tim a
Lea.pe ofNewpon BeacbJU!lior u salenomen, aDd Is called
AllliUary are selecttng en~ a Re.j Carpet day.
semb1es to be modeled aoo sold Monoequins will be Mr s. Ro-
&t the fall lashioo stM:>w, this bert W, Howard; Mrs. Jam~s
"What can I do
.
about
this pain?"
C111tomen ortt:n ask ~
lions like thil. And e¥U)'
o( pain relievers. Rrlirrrn. That's the point. We
can sd1 IUn5He an.al~ but we can't pracribc
.,. drup to eliminate the CVHM of ptirl.. Dia¬ir\1
and pracribina: are in your physician's prO¥inoe.
We, U professiooal pharmacists. wort wilkdocton.
providin& the drup they order. So, if you ha~
any kind or a pcn.isltnt pain, Ke your physician.
We shall ~ pk.ascd to proYM;Ic any me<ticatioa
which may ~ prcscr;bed.
omou.-
• • • Saturd&J, Oct. 11, at the Thrlft Peters Jr. and her da.ughter s, "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!f, Tbe mcdb of October bu Sb:lP, 505 3200 street, Newport Christa, Lisa, and Stephanie; r
beeo dll:liii'Uid at tbe Hnpcwt Beach. Tbe Informal rMdeling Mr s. John f. Slaughter; Mr s.
Harbor lAtbenD Cbarch., Z501 from 10 Lm. to 2 p.m . wiD Hanns U, Bauma.E¥~ and her
Cwt Dr., Newport HetctU, b' be lnterr~ only for the d!ughter, IU.thleen Ann; Mrs.
eollec:t:1Dc bh•ata ud ehll-anrd ot a priz.e at ooon. Y tcbael Hell.ll; aDd Mrs. Aile::.
drea'a clotblDC D Latbuu Tb! proceeds from the Tb.rltt GoJdy and her daughter, Karen.
world reUef. tlnpea, e~ Sb.Jp sales benefit the As-Mrs. Eroest J . Schlag Jr.
clothlAc Ud. beMiac cu be sl.sta.Dce Wgue's d~nt:ll/lealth and Mr s. CUoton Hoose, eo-
bl'oobt to tbeeba:rcb UJ~ eeater, tbe socl.alservtceom:ce c:WCmoo ot this speclal day,
dutiDc tbt IDOIIt1l. or to tbe a.od other plULlothroples, Each will be assisted by Mmi's, Wal~
ctwreb otflce UJ week di.J Saturday tbe Tllr1tt:SOOplsstal· ter Lord, Howard kLityo, a.n1
JOHN F. GRUNDHOFER, Ylce~
president and manacer of UDioa
BtDk's Soutb Orange County
otllce 1D Corona del Mar, bas
just graduated with honors from
the Pacl.ftc Coast Ba.nklog
School's graduate school or
ba.nklng at tbe UDiverslty of
WasbJ.Dgton., He ls also a.n
alui;JUlus ot Loyola Uninrsity,
a.od bolds ao MBA degree 1o
flna.oce trom LEC. He 15 actiYe
lD the American lostitute of
A.antlac and ba.staugflta nrlety
of courses a.od Is presently
senll>& '"' !be !acuity ol Chap-
OWl Collep builDess delplrt~
meat. H• raidu lD Newpxt
Bea.cb wttll bi.s ..Ue, Lyodii.Uid
2 dauebter,a. Kathy a..r:wj Karra
MRS. HELEN HUMMELL
OF CI1M SUCOJMIS
Hel• Marie Hammell, 61, of
329 Orcbld, Corooa del Yar,
died Oct. 5 at her rest.deoee
of a heart attack. She was born
Ia Call:torDia oa Feb. 21, 1908,
She 1s suniYed by her hus-
baad, Roy; a daughter, Mrs.
Betty Glaser of Fullerton; a
5011, Robert Hummell of
Dowoey, and 7 craodchildren.
Senlces were bekl Oct. 8 at
Balb Motbary Chaj>e1 In
Corooa del Mar. Burial was at
tbe Good Sbepberd Cemetery
In HIIDIIngtoo Beach.
TOURING THE RANOI
Horseless carriages of by •
morDI.Dc. fed 1 or the Jullior James R. W"»1.
1795 LAGUNA
RD.
494-9415
Se1Yi119 the Entire South Coast Ar ..
.-------------------, 11!008 days wU1 tour ln1Deraoch s.-,, Oc~ 19, •••all>& ott at
10 Lm. from the Irvine
1nt.orm&Uoo center on W)'ford
Rd. DIU' IUetrway 5. Members of
tbe Horseless Carriage Cl!lb of
Southern Ca.IUornia tr1.ll drln
tllroua:b Peters Canyoo.., aJoa&:
!be HJ-U..Cana1Road,lllroug!l
tbe &lflcultural area, to the
old rtllap ol East lrvloe, San
Caayoo Ruenolt, the cattle
beadqulrters aad some ol tbe
mCICkl'o deftlapmeots. lltcbael
Ut.Diba.D. of tbe Irvloe Co. sta.tr
MARINERS CHURCH
ANNOUNCES
OR. BILL ACTOM WILL IE GUEST SPEAKER
FOR THE 10 A.M. SERVICE THIS SUIIDAY.
SUIIDAT ICIIOOL AT 1:00 .&.II.
AT 11:00.&.11.
I.T1:JOP.JI.
ZIIO EAST CD..ST HWY., CO-DEL MU
ll'1l1 CUide ... -.
INDIAN SUMMER COMING!
( weiUhn you like # or tJOI)
Plnuy "<ool" ftUhioto
Plnuy "<ool" f•bri&
H••P lo.J tlr•ss
tors .... ~.
Hup lo..J Jr.ss
for Momo ~.
Plnuy go for
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Md• ,,,,,.,,.,,;., MOW
(-s,-J • Lorraine SUtherland
FASHIONS AT THE BEACH
JAMIOIU lOAD AT IAYSIOE OliVE
Nl\1.,011 lEACH 67S-l11Q
HouB. 9:3G-5:30eSu-ys: 1 1 ~
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INTEREST ON YOUR MONEY
CAN MAKE THE BIG DIFFERENCE IN YOUR LIFE
• the difference between enjoying retirement -or just retiring • the
difference between going to see your grandchildren -or just yearn ·
ing to see them • the difference between carefree and careful
living • enjoy the 7o;o yield on 2 year investment certificates when
held to maturity ($5,000 minimum) • interest checks mailed quar·
terly • of course, if you need more flexibil ity, there are other plans
for Thrift Customers -such as a Thrift Passbook Account , with 5.50o;o
interest. • switch to the big difference -and let your money grow.
FUNDS RECEIVEO BY OCTOBER 20TH WILL YIELD INTEREST FROM THE 1ST.
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.. SUI PING MAGAZIMI!
·Tars face .crucial test
no 111-1 --poul .. lt JU<IoiD a-Filii, ._, bollllollliDro-•• ru--.la 11 •-AI Walloto IOOHd tnioa a.. llaJ -tar drl•o _.., II ..,_._ ..... _._ 11wtlll a,. oCI rt&Miodllo. IIIO*>podod.'noyln_,
noe-411-S.C'I -·enclll -· Jlo. 1-TboPAT lllUod,a.! -lod -IOit*J-.&101--
-a 111-4 ,_, -.... -••btd• alia Palma 17.7, 1111 ID BlOod b a U.,...., ~-lllll'llllllolniaolAa---allp.oa.lloll-.a,. Tbo SolaU poalllo.,.o-IDucbclonlaJI1,Widle-lbo
po --&taM at Tbla -· " 111o a -board lor a.. ..., &101 lui limo olllra 1101111 to IIWo u N-U.
Do-Field. ""'"lod --· 111&1 bo wllll .... 111u> z ,.._to_, c...-del liar, flforod 1>1' 1M Ur -Ia 1M neo tt Ill 111o llrlt ball, Tbo TD CUll GRID nCK ET PRICE$
I p)llb otW' tbe ftnt )'tU' 1l&pe c:hl.,.,.....,lp. oa a ~taeular U-JVd pua SUDMt ....... a,dml..,..
tam, P oiJ to u iartr )fad A ........ SuD Aa lut Fri-&lid ru plaJ, Garry 81'0'111 to prtee1 tor foathllJ pmea UU
allor rOCOforllltaau-.... clor lflllt at Do-Dold, lbo ~Yio -..norr. Bob Trill!> fall are u lbllowo: l4dl Uld
blo oa lllo Cllortw'l 25.,...., W. WU 1111 Ia -&Dar blocked 111o PAT allempl, &101 IIIII> -1 -·· $1.50; na~•Ta I!VDY WAft U1C1! A SOULL_J~~~~~I111Do. Tbo Sea Klllp -od a 7-7 llrlt -· Tbo marpo 1110 ball-time ocoro wu 27-IS. chlldreo wlllladolll, $1;cb1ldroo
: tbe t.1l totbe!-yard llDI,ud ,wu!7-7bd:llrttbeSa1Dtlcould Tbt~~Srd~==~-:::,:oc:"'!:;e-;..:•~-~:!,!~~$~1;;.50~. ~.:.~
l tt<IN!IJJ, Julol Quarterback Ktith co mueblDC aa:ato.. •
lleiC8Ia, PEIICU'T1YE" Samuoll""' OYer lbr lbo _, -• Bill s-, --DON MURRAY, L.A. TIJIES wtt.b &:Sl rem&J.ntng lD the ftrst led tbe SaUor oaalauebt .tth I
TRIP FILII M THE 'II!AR" period. posses b' Z08 rardl, set 1C>
-Jill KIRBY Wltb less thaD 30 secoOOs tbe first TD W'Ub a. 45-)'IJ'd
t.o the balf, lbe Sea. aerial to Duel Blood. steve
to score Fish sprinted a yards IJ'OUDd
ootbeCbargers' left eDCI for tbe soon, I.Dd A1
line, An alert Edlsoo Wtute t:leted the polDt for a
scooped 141 the loose 1-0 lead wttb 6:25 left In the
raced 95 yards Wl-tlrst quarter.
to.ociHid tor tbe score. However, An 85-yard run by Moote
tbe play ns called back on a Floyd aOO the PAT tied ~ at
peQI.lty and Corona del Mar 1-7 with 1:42 to go to tbe quar-
repioed possession oo tbe 5 ter.
,ard line, Wlth 2 seconds re-Tbete were justa few secouds
maln1og 1n the balf, Glemt Mtl-pe In tbe Znd quarter when
let, tatltack. mortog to quar-BlllSbeddpl~mged tbrougbtora
tertact, touod AI SUa to the eod yard b' a Sailor score, a1ld UM!
1.001, and passed for the touch-PAT made it 14-7. TblaTDwa.s
down. SteYeJootthldckedforthe set~ by a SZ-yard aerW~om
ema point for a 13-0 balf-time Shedd to Jerry Smitb to the
seore. Santa Ana 12.
Edison came teck strongly in The Sa.1nts bad to punt follow-
the secood half and drove the lng the t:ld:-0!1', aDd Harbor
b&U coosistently down the field, moved 70 yards lD 4 plays
but 2 key defeoslve play s bylbe for the 3rd TD. Shedd passed
Kines stopped the Chargers 65 yards to Blood tor a llrst
ud they wen tiDable to pene-down on the Santa Ana 8, and
trate w1tbio the ZO yard line. on the nert play be tossed to
Corooa del Mar scored the Jerry Smith for the score. AI
f1ml toucbdo'n of the ga.me in White ldcked his 3rd coo.secu-
the 3rd quarter on a 35-yard Uve PAT, aod the score was
pass from Samuels to ta.llback 21-1.
CONTINUOUS SHOW
SUNDAY FIOM 2 ,,M.
FREE PARKING
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Bdl£
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OUR
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SEOOND FEAnJRE IN OOLOR: "DUFFY"
With JAMES OOBURN aod SUSANNAH YORK Glenn Miller. The Sailors exploded rtgnt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=5!!!1!!!ftl~ The Sea Kings meet fountain back after getting their hands
Valley at 8 p.m. this Friday on the bllll again, co vering 53
at the Huntlngtoo Beach High yards in 4 plays. Shedd again
ScbOol stadium. set the sta,;e for the score by
CONTINUOUS SHOW
FltOM S-SUN. FROM 2
BARGAIN MATINEE
WED . 1 P.M.
THE M.AkEIS OF THt COMEOY
"SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHERIFF" COMES
ROBERJ MITCHUM
GEORGE KENNEDY •• "THE GOODS GUYS AND
THE BAD GUYS"
Mesa hosts tough Loara
FoUowtng thelr cross-town
rivalry last Saturday eveDiDg,
victorious Costa Mesa am the
Estancia Eagles will both be
facing formidable opposttloo
tb.is week-eod.
with just 33 seconds left to play
in the game. Ricardo kicked his
4tb consecutive PAT.
BUCS WIN
The Mustangs wtll host The Ora.nge Coast College
powerful Loara Friday evening Pirates wtU be making an all
a.t Davidson fteld. Estancia will out bid for the South Coast
tangle with Magnolia Saturday Conference Utle as they open
evening. also at Davidson field.. league play this Saturday eveo-
Both games ue at 8 p.m. tng against Fullerton at A.oa-
Estancia h:id one broght spot helm stadium.
ln the 31 to 7 loss to Costa. Coach Dick Tucker was full
Mesa. Dave Jonosoo took the of opUmlsm over his team's
~~n& k.ick..oU of tbe 2r:w1 ba.lf 3-0 pre-o:mtereoce record, and
on bis own ZO-yard Une aad ru parUculUly Mer last Friday
ttlrougtt the entire Mustang team evenlDg's 21 to 20 ~set win
tor a thrilliDg 80-yard touch-over Harbor College, the state's
doWn sprint. Except for this 5th ranked team.
scoring burst, the Mustangs Hartxlr scored flrst, re.
completely dom inated the play covering a fu mbled punt of the
tor the evenlng. OCC 7 in the first quarter and
Mesa scored 1n the ttrst qua.r-going over lor the TO trom ooe
ter on a 65-yard march in 5 yard out. The Bucs tied U ~
plays. JOhn Mani.J: went over for 7.7 before the quarter wa.s
the TO from 10 yards out. Benito over, marchi.Dg 66 yards to pay
Ricardo's ldck made it 7-0. dirt. MikeTamlyusaseampered
In the 2nd quarter, the Mustangs 3.4 yards for the score, and Bob
halted an Eagle drive on tbelr Ryder added the PAT.
~PORT ·. SHOW nMI!S.
Eves at 7; Mat. 9:30 Sot.;
Mat. 2 & 4:30 Sun.
DICK VAN DYKE & ANGIE DICKINSON
IN
"SOME KIND OF A HUT"
o ALSO PLAYING
BEA UTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar ·
Phone b n-1 Hb
NAT All E WOOD
RICHARD BEYMER
TAMBLYN
RITA MORENO
GEORGE CHAKIRIS
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How to use
Municipal Bond
''Paper Losses"
for tax saving
Have you bold municipal bondli for lilt montbo
or lonpr? Tbe quality and aofoty upecle of
the bondo hove not cbanaed, but moJW than
likely the market prioe ia lower now than when
you boul!ht them. Today'o pricoo are limply
in line with what's been happeninc in the
economy: Strong inftationary preeeurea.
Ti!iht money. Hilih inlen!ot rata.
However, you can convert theee lower prioea,
i.e., "paper louel," into muningfu1 iDoome
tax aavinp and, at the same time, preeerve
the quality of your municipal bond holdinp.
You do tbia by owappinf one municipal bond for
Another and thereby regiatering a capital 1oM.
Theee capital ~oooeo ·can be used to olbel
capital gains which you have taken-or plan
lA> take-tbia tu you. Or they can be used lA>
establish a capital lou which, under certain
c:ircumatances, can be applied againet
ordinary income.
A detailed explanation is given in a special
report iasued by our Municipal Bond
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own 11. Four plays later Kim OCC took tile lead I.D the ZOO
Wolf took off from his 27-yard quarter on a 53-yard drive.
lloe and weot all the way for a Tile TO came or. a 15-yardpass
touchdown, a 73-ya.rd thriller. from Tamiyasu to Coe Meyer.
Ricardo again added the PAT, Ryder again kicked the PAT
and in the final 10 seconds to make the tally 14 to 7,
of the half he kicked a field Harbor's Phil satoone car-
goal from the 10 for a 17 to 0 ried the 200 half ldck-oU 88
half-time tally, yards to the PLrate 7, but the
SEVEN NATIONS
COl FFU RES
OPf'l n ·rsnA' T\.fROrr.u
oCOSTA
MESA
549-3368
o ORANGE
639-2441
o ANAHEIM
126-0381
o HUNTINGTON
8EAOI
142-1451
Z744&
VOLLEY BALLS
RUBBER
2.95 -4.95-8.95
LEATHER
10.95
12.95
18.95
FOOTBALLS
5.15
6.95-
8.95
12.15
14.95
10.15
-19.15 &
After Johnson's k.ick-OU re-occ defense tookoverondowns
turn and Cal Shores' PAT nar-on one-yard UDe. Four plays
rowed the margin to 17-7, Mesa later Harbor returned a pwtt
was on the move again, march-to the OCC 25, and this time the
ing 54 yards In 14 plays. On Seabawks went over, covering
4th doWn and 8togoon tbeE.agle the float 14 yards in the atr.
30, KimWolffiashedh.lsrwmi.Dg The PAT tied it up at 14-14.
form again with a 24-yard ruoto Coast followed up with Its
the 6, Jerry Reilly made the pme-wlnntng drive before the
touchdoWn, going over from 3rd quarter eoded. Tamlyvsa
the one-yard Une. Ricardo's gue tile Pirates a llrstdownoo
kick boosted the score to 24-7, the Harbor 26 with a 15-yard
Mesa kept 141 Us record of a pass to Bruce Hicks. Ray Rl-
toucbdoWo each quarter as cardo ran for 20 yards to the
Robin Senlk tossed to Frank 6. Tamiyusa was trapped for a
~~~~;~;;;"";;•~30~-iyarid~~~,2-yard loss, and then Ricardo sprinted wide to the left l>r
a.o 8-yard touchdown junt. Ry-
der k:lcked the all-tmporta.Jt
TENNIS RACKETS
4.95 PRE-STRUNG
6.95 7.95
18.95
9.95 14.95
FRAMES -11.95 -14.95
16.95 --24.95-29.95
8.95
12.95
extra p:>int, and occ led
Zl-14.
A 4th quarter drtn by Harbor
was stopped oo tbe Ptnte 7 a.s
Rick Seibert lnlercepted a pass.
A bad puot pve Harbor tbetell
agalll 011 1bo OCC 15. Hill OOwll
pass lllterfereoce pea<)' pTe
the SeabawU a ftrstdowrlontbe
z. lt toot 4 tries tor Harbor to
10 OYer; 011 4tll don Jim SaD-
der plUDged tor tbe score. Kat-
bot tried b' rictory wttb a
Z..polDt pass tftort, bul RJck
Wblte touect Suder for a 1 S-
rard lou.
0 IIIII CORS I
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Opon Nithlly •I 6:45 p.m.
SUNDAY ot 1:45 p.m.
Now TogetiMir
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frt!:~ Parting in front
300 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
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a tlrpt, Ulll 1 wu 1114 to lD '* Ud • ...,..,, .. cn1n
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od 111 l.llo VIII Cooc Wllllo Mr. Aller llo roeal-1110 -aow. ud 4 otber •"Wed IDIIl ol 11M uta decree 1D z JIU'I, He 1s tak1ac 1 oa tbe c:ombatarURstamwere be wuts to rttva to C..eh•ac. oter tbe duties ot Keot Serre_ RVINI CO .. IUYS IOMD$
llllho -,. Hla -. Sbaroo, 17, &lao a wbo 11u res!-1<> eater tile TD IUILD. SCJt00L
lie ...-f mootha La Haftll lSC &nduate, Ls teacbin& ill eommerclal real estate de-s._ ~ A. Gdaa of
CODIIIIotllltr ZO larp oil palo-Newport Beaeh. velopmoat llusllless. Mr. Good-Sao J-ScboolllUtrlet
lleld, a llarllle c...,. veteran, ....., .. lila! $&20,000 wort~~ a. YDE F. IEECLE OF UPPER BAY GROUP Is a lllltve ot Paso Robles, at-Slate a1 CaJUon1a _.u ob-
COSTA MESA IS DEAD WILL IIEAR PIANIST ......., Carpiatsrla Untoa Htgll llptloo lloada are bolar par-
~'"'• •--411 of 1349 Tbo C..... del liar bome al Scboo~ Santa Barllora City Col-<based 111 lbo lmDo Co. Tbe
M•• Dame R4., Co.i. 11-. Mrs. R. W. PeodletoowUlbetbe lep Ud earned bis B.A. degree _commttmeat to buy tbe boadl
cited Oct. z. ola beu1 attact 1D .setuDa b' tbe mHtlAc ol tbe at Looc Beacb State College. l5 corwHUooed OD tbe tact that
b.1l: bome. He wu bora 1a 1..011 Upper Bl1 Associates ot lbe He and bls wtle, Helen, have proceeds from tbe sale be ued
Alliples OD JU, Zl, 19ZS, ud Ort.oa COWJty Phllbumoalc 3 daughters, fnocts, 8; Leslie, to cooatruct the elemeatary
IDCJit'ed toOJ'uceCODIKJ1D1MI. Society at 10:30 Lm. Oct. IS. 5; aDd Arleoe, 4, aDd a ax~, SChool Planoed for the Turtle
Be worked u 1 puts depart .. Tbe busioess meeUDc wtU be Bruce, 3. Tbay UYe at 2512 Rock area, City of lnllle.
m .. muapr for ZS yeua for c::oo:!ueted by tbe• cbalrrnu. Sierra Vista.. East Bluff. Ca.Ukllla pubUe &pDC.ies
tbe OWeu: Pacltlc MulDe Co Mrs. Robert Leith. may DOt, by law, locur aa N~ Beech. ., Mrs.-Hetul bas ar-PUNT, PASS AIID KICX !Joterest rate.-. 5110 lo<tllelr
~l(h:Bo.rte!s surYivedbyht. raogod tile progruoo 111 pla1llst CONTEST SATURDAY boads. laterest rates oo com-
NEWPORT IW!IIJR EIIIOII
ARST SECliOII --P• !
The Magic of Six
6 INCOME UNITS
NEAR THE OCEAN
1. Two-bedroom untta.
2. Two blocks to Ocean, Corona
del Mar.
3. Each apartment bas secluded
patio.
4. Built In kitchens.
5. Carpets and drapes-.
6. Hawaiian setting --convenient
location.
Only $145,000
Excellent area hr summer rentals.
-a· THE REAL
·~ESTATERS
I'DIIIIEIIL Y ORANGE COAST PIIIIPII!<ITY
332 ~.. eo-., .._ -6734550
will, ))u'tva; z -., Robert Aadrea LYDD Martin. 1?, 1 Area championships In the petitlye issues bi.Ye been well
wUh tbt N&Y)', and DllD of New .. seoJor at Newport Harbor Hi&h Ford Motor Co. punt, pus aoc1 abcwe that leYel lot maay
port Beach; bU father, Lewis Sebool. Sbe ba:s played1Dseboo1 kick contest wtU be determi.Ded months. Tbe lrT1De Co. baud
Bee&lit or WtliWer, i.Dd b1s coacerts. bas accompuJ.ed tb.ls Saturday, Oct. ll, u the ol directors ...at~orludtbepur.
moeber, Mrs. EYe len Elkins Yloll.alstl 111 tbe Soutlnrestern Newport Harbor HJcb Scbool's cbase wblen wtD carry ID to. F'=================..., I
of Cblco. Youth Music Festlnl aod Duldson nelid from 9 to 10:30 terest rate ot S\tuuemptllld
flDenJ U'I'&Dplneots Were teacbes piaDo. Sbe will play a.m. will have .a 15 year sarl.al
made bJ BeD Broadway Mer-seleet1ons composed by Beet-Awards will be pven to the 3 ma.halty.
tuarJ, IDd burl&l and sen1ces bot'en,. Scarlatti. Bartoo, top boys In each age CJ'O'C), 8 CREDIT CARD FOUND
were b7 tbegn.nsideatPattne Cboptn. and Debuss:J. years tbroulh 13. There ue DO Carl Ebellng, co-owoer of
Vl8W' Cemetery. Hostesses wlU be Mmes. R. entry fees, but the boys must Diners Fupsy Tn.Yel Ia Mft ..
C. Greer, Robert Leith, Da.olel haYe tbe1r parent's sipature port Ceoter yerlfled a OlDer•
'LIVING 6 DAYS AHEAD' Gilcrest, aad WUsoa Little. oo lloe otllelal _,form. Club eredll card IDol ID_oacio~l!
Roblrt Lee BJad: Jr. of Saa COST A MESA POLl CE The compettttcm is spoa.sored apprebeoded a. c:redit
Dle&O tacesmentalcommltme« SEEX HEW OFFICERS locally by the Newport Beaeb stoleo from Mrs. Harry H.
after be wu arrested on a. and Costa Wesa reereatioo 00~ Hoppe Jr. He receiYed 1 Gate
eblrp: of cNnlfog b1s clothes E ~osta Mesa Pollee Cblef R. partmeols and the Harbor Area trom Dlaers Club tban!dnc bliD
in ftoat of the Toy Sbop, 3442 · etbaRMIJDCesaoompet.ttln Boys• Club. to his alertoes and
Via Lido, Newport Be&cb, 011. eu.mtmt1oo tor peraoos see-r ; coopera..
Oct. 4. He saJd he was ames-king posts as police ofttcers LIB~RY DEDICATIOH t1on. and a 25 check lA Tllo ·--'-" 1 bed··•---= apprecl.ation. seopr of Jesua aDd that b.ls _,......_..oo s se ...__. Orange Coast Collep will
vebiele was a "Pboeott." and for 9 Lm. Oct. 25, Appllca-dedicate Its oew library with EXPOSURE CHARGED
be beDl tbe ueense plates so tioos must be .Uied by Oct. 20. a 2 p.m. pubUc ceremony and Inntel Craig Wtwams, Z1,of
tbat 1t could rty. He clalmed Q~aWlca.Uoas lDCiude a lligh CODducted tours Oct. 26. OCC 530 RIYerslde, Newport
he had just I.Dfeoted a time sebool dlpklma and a mlnimum Pre&ideat Robert B. Moorewtll Heights, was arrested Oct. 1,
maeb1De and wu U•tna & days of 60 lmits ol collep wort, pve the welcome, aDd Chan-on .a charge ol 1lldeceat ~
iD tM Mule. Wltb 1 grade nerage ol ''C" eellor Norman E. Watsoo IJid sure wttb bail set at$6%5. Wbeo
or better, ezefiClt tbat 10 of Dooald G. Hoff, presideot ottbe a..o omcer arriYed oo the beac.h ~--.............. ~ ............................. ~~--tbe required Wllts may be board ot trustees, wt.ll ma.ketbe U lOth st. aDd Ocean fL, Bal ..
APTS. FOR RENT earaed durlac the pn>botkvoary dedleattoo. boa, be ,., Wllllaons -ftlt~~~~d
APARTMENT FOR RENT. Z-
bedroom, 1 tilth, buut-tns.
refl'tcerator, Dreplaee, ear-
..U, drapes, boleoay, .. _,. roo·-.--~.sa He~, CDIII. 0eC~CUCJ
November 15. $200. 575-3645.
perlod. AH>UctDts must be be.. ~oUDd W1th just a shirt 011..
tweeo ZO m:l 35 years ofap, ASTHMA ATTAOC: WUlWns, wbea setiDc: tbe
wetgta 155 to 250 pounds aoo A Detgbbor btoapt·Dorotby omcer. put his puts on.
-.... _ 5 loet g &lid 6 Derby, liD E. Ballq B!Yd., ., uuc TO SEE GAME feet 5 LDcbes wltbcMit &boes. Balboa:, to tbl Newport 8e&cb _ _.
.\wl1cut'1 fisioG mQt be no .ft.re ~ alltt sbe sat. lSC's N"lJIC)I1 BMc:b alaam:t
wmse tbu 20 .. '70 uoeorreded rered u utbma attac.t St,:Jt. 26, club wW PI'O'fidt bas tf'&D!Ciol'-
i.D each eye I.Dd eorrect1ble to Sbe was admla:lstered OE}gen tattoo to the lSC bomecomt.Dc
---------ZO-lO. 11eartar mllltbo......a1. &lid was --·· plc:oote oa l1oe c:ampoos IDd bot-ball game oo Oct. 25 lD tbe
Los Angeles Memortal CoU-
seum. Tbe bus wtlJ le&Ye from
the lniDe Coast COWJIJ'f Club
at 9 a..m. Informatioo rr.ay be
obtained from Robert Bas ..
m.ajla.n at 646·0462.
20 words Of' len ............ ..
21 word. to 30 ~d· .... ..
31 WOJds to «> words ..... .
Eoch -d ov.r 40 "lll'OI'd~o ..
• BOOKS FOR SAL!
1 TiiM
1.50
2.00
3.00
.05
2 Times
2.~
3.00
4.00
.10
3.00
4.00
5.00
.15
IIUSICAL 1'011 SALI
MISCI!LLAI'IEOOS
SPOTS Won ,_, ~Jt:• ....
Oil )'001' ... ~~ -,.,
l .,.,. tUm-'* aa.e LA•
tn. ••t ··-· .... -11, CNft HMI•-JIOJ ~1!. O...t HWJ>, C.: _ .. , .....
'
Ye~n of u,_..
i•ce 011 all typel of c~
atoa a lio-Stooci alty,
...... lbin.a. tl.$0 per lw.
....... IIIIi-607 --
..-r~ ... (]lM. 67)-1774-
cnPblng. ootuy, small
teepiag acCOUDts.
6'73-4050 afterDOOns,
'68 VW. Radia.tor, Mater
celleot cood1Uoo. $1,750.
1719.
AI'ID fOVI'fD -llllred,-C" ,. ........... ...,.S
f "e Iron rtdlll117 I coJ,.. lor-~D. lllrreQ, alit pia& . ..,..-..... c.-.-·---of~ Cml.t'll--·--·
OXYGEN CIYEH
Neigbbxs cUled tbe Newport
Beach ftre departmert to ad-
m1Jllster ary gen a..od massage to
Waller D. K. Glbsoo, ol !021
E. Bay Ave., Balboo, 011 S<!>t.
~. lllltU tbe ambUlanee arriYed
"' .... biJn to Hoag -1&1.
CM't nil ir?. · •• 'fnde U'!
For Put Nli• A 1.-lu
Call no: OOTLI: 00., _..,.
Call 541-1161
270 E. ·11111 Sl.t Ot•t.a ......
WINNER
..
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CAM EO SHORES
VIEW HOKE IN CAMEO SHORES
4 Bedroom -Z-1/2 batbs wtth new
FOR SALE OR LEASE OPTION
••••
VIEW HOME
THE B£ST OF EVERYTHING PUS A VIEW
3 BEDR()()MS -2-1/2 BATJ6 l Den l GAlli ROOM
Z FIRE PLACES, 2 WET BATS, 8/1 KITCHEN
J
••••
BAY FRONT LOT
56 feet 1103 feet, TOP LOCATION
ROOM TO M<>CR A 50' Y ACJn',
lJON Y. f"RANKll)'(
I RE:AlTOR ' l Z50 Eft~ Cots! Hl(l'nfiJ
Cor ON del W.. C1hlorn1.1
P?lone· 67J..2222
Pm IARRm
realty
642-5200
FINER HOMES
POVU SHSPIES
For those. who demand the unusual. l Bed·
rooms , 21.1: baths. professionally decorated
homt. All aft gular coastruction to tate ad~
,·antage of ma~if~Cent bay 6 OCUli view.
Familv room w1tb wet bar accomodatel bil-
Jierd iable. Step.do1m living room. formal
dining room . ;, Car garage. . .... $17.$00.
Opm Sat. • Sun. 1014 Sln~iaa-o Dr.
CAMEO SHOUS
One of the most toeauiifill looma in lowly
cameo Shorn Extenslft ase of ritlo peel-inc. loeam ceilings A used brick 1ro IIIlo 1ru17
custom 4 bedroom Jocme willo b.,. lomtly
room thai could occomo4ale billiOn! "'ble.
Ma,nificent view of ocean • .ietb. 1130.000.
Open Sat. • SUD. ~ tlls Portoam.
UNDA ISLE
,\ fanu<tic ba.'1ront buy. Lorro J loednoom. ~ bath home •·;t~a Mpar1t1 dmin;!: room. »
fl. of ba)iTOnl ,..;Uo rier fo sli;>. New at tloe
unrope•"'ble price o . . . . . . ... SIII5,11G0.
Open Sal.. SUn. 106 LiDda lilt Dr.
'
liiU~Y. OCT. t, Ml
COROllA DEl liAR. ;;AUF.
CORBIN-
MARTIN
R.ALTORB
Corona del Mar Duplex
Each untt contains 2 bedrooms and
bath. Live In one, have Income out
of the other.
Corner
shopping.
lot, walking distance to
Only $49,500
with excellent terms.
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
CORBIN-MARTIN, Inc.
••s,...ce • ..,..~ Th c:-,...,..
3038 E. Cout Bwy. 675-1662
Corona ctel Mar, Caltf.
Everybody I
EYer'J'bodY lofes this borne -just eomin( 011. tbe
.nartet -3 bedrooms 2 baths. BalltitUJ Bloe
Hann pool -patio. Very umttnc wUb extra tarre
llt'illg room, beamed ceUtnp. SbOWs perfectly. 'The
$59,000 price warrauts quiet acUOD..
1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totaled
over $39 million for the, first eight
months of 1969. This represents
1,041 unit sales and a dollar value
increase of II% over the same per-
iod of last year, which was a record
year. List your property with a
Realtor today. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
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PANORAMIC VIEW
OF NEWPORT HARBOR
Beautilul 3 Bedroom. 4 Both WATERPllONT
Home on Bayside Ori\'e. Newly redecoreled.
Prictd . . . . . . . . . . tiiii.IIGO.
1111 BAYSIDE DRIVE
BY AI'I'OINTMaNT ONLY
Bill GRUNDY 61WIII
U. ISU DliPIIIT Cl.
te &allpegos
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-1111 -II( too 1o -• II lor U.O -·· Ua. A DMmber oltbt CSCLB&rt
lilltld kick off .....
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II •~•,. at a I p..a. ~ ....aoc .. ..,. Oct. '· 11 .. .. ,..., -C..~ Clol>. Jtet Mil ...sa, .. ne ...-..:t cte cout1t1 tJI. ta u..a~ .... ,.. e-..~ .
,.... ud -lloJo trom diiJ to o.. 11o1aa rrt=rlla, c.._ c1o1 11ar u11 ll._t ---1or 1111 -Hlp .. Sellooll wllo Ire RoluJ Cllll>. .
--lo comm..U, at-
European Delicatessen
and Restaurant
OCTOBER SPEOAL
WrrH EVERY 5-COURSE DlllliER Tho Qt .... .,. llludo, Ia-laelllt7 tor I,.., .. U.O u.,_.
... b' III'Gridbrc CblriN old JlrOitSIOI' reee1Yid b1JI
Dorwlo wltb IJioiplralloalor b11 B.F.A. from Caraeglelllstthlle
'-7 ol U.O ortp ol lbt of TeebooloCJ' IUid M.F.A. from
tprte .... areu Ee..adoreaaaa-Cra.Dl:ftok Academy ot Art. He
Uo1a1 s-rk OD tbe equator 100 also operates an illustratloo
miles .. a ot Ec~ador, UIICil tlrm 1a BaJ.boa. Hts wUe, Catb.
receatly UlldlJturbed for tbDU-trine, and tbeir 3 cblldreo wtU
Grand slam Laver feted • • • COIIPI.JIIElriT ARY WUO:OF YOUR CHOICE••
tOfiOl
Luoebeoo daUJ-'-h Bous to I"·
B-11-Q Sllarorlbo
aads ot years. In the last cen.. remaiD at bome Ul Balboa, DELEGATES ttom tbe Newport Harbor Emblem CIIJII) at-
ba'J, ma t.•• Mttled oa tbe tendlq tbe SUpreme COilfeatloD at U. Amertcua Hotel Ja
Tle ,.... -lo FrN<b ud U.S. flllolr Ia
--too r.-t o1 too Kee -.u, wllo -
"FUOI olom" -wu com-Ill' u.o -Ill llle -.......
-.-atod 1ut woet at the bolllo tbll ,..,, Jollll
lfnport Btacb TIDDJ.s· Cl_, eombe. Mr, IAYW'I Yictlm
w ... JI)Orlr I Fer IUid writers Wlmblr . ....; IUid Tooy "-'.
jolaod lo aloU Rod LaYer ol too Auate -toU to 1M
Hubar Vl..-JUJJa, tM uo-Rocbt's talllbatF«eM:Bllla. dl .... td .. w ... ol teaall."
!woodortul diJplaJ o1 _._1 ,.....,.., muoJ.
c:beeles ud dtUeatessea items.
School narco Poll"cy set New Yort City l.oelldt, from left. Mta. Herborl ..... ,,
past presldeot aod assistant Sl.lpreme orp.Dilt; Mrs. Emer-
soa Weat&eU, tltst pard. IDd Mrs. E...-Bertwoa. pre-1'111 Tratees ., ... lle"JJC>rl
Mea Od1led ScboOl Dtstrtct
IWlf'O'ed tbe poer&l studeDt
ccatuct PlUCJ TuesdaJ ,.en.
lac. l.oel-the problem ol
dalJDc wUb arrest ol stiJdeots
oa aueottc cbarges.
Tbe policy sta.cement pro-
Yldes thl.t "The staff will be
re1p)Dsthle for prO¥idinC SU·
per~lsloo, preYeot1oo, control
ud conecthe measures tor the
tmplemeal&tioa of Education
Code requirements and com-
mualty eJptetat1oos. CoatiDual
aad/or w1.l.lll.ll Ylolattoo or this
policy and its supporting rules
KODAK
SUPER
I
MOVIE
CAMERAS
22%
OFF
aDd repb.tims may be cause sldeot. Tbe Supreme Emblem Club 1s boacJr1ac CalUon1a
tor suspension M upulsioD by lnsta mag Dorotby Ba.bbtt ol Comptoa. u tbe SlCJI'eme
and/or corpon1 punishment. •• prestdent.
The SJC)erlatendeat "is auth-
orized lo suspend Immediately 'T d t h f ·~larrestedtorusa ... pos. reosures on ros sessJoo or selling of oareotlcs
or otber ba.lluclnogenic drugs Memben of Nnport Bea.cb tow.ud &ld tor DHdy tuniUes
or substances as class11led ln Eball Clubare pJanDlnga "trea-at Ctarl.stmas time &Del 10
the busloess a.od professioaal sures aod tra.sb" sale to repleo.lsb tbe .cbolarlbjp pro.-
code, No suspension, bowever, take place at the bomts or gram.
shall. be for a period looger president Mrs. L. H. McBride, Committee mflm'Jers a.s.-
tban that required for r eceipt 2704 ClW Drln, ud Mrs. Ve:-stsUng Mrs. M·:Brtde &Dcl Mrs.
of tbe results or a court nace Morp.o. W".i)'S aoo mea.os Morpn 1Dchade Cashiers:
hearing," ba.lr !108CllffDrln botb M 11es, Ja.::k Frank. Waldo Ny.
0\d'ing such suspension, the cl N m~ u-•..t.ts Tbe~;reot berg, HerbertFord,D.D.Oru-n ew-~ rnu..,. • 00 Ruth ~ ... liD... Cbules school board may allow a will be held Saturday aod Su\-c • W· -Iter Gtl"!t1., c R student to continue hls educa-day Nov 1 aad 2 trom 1 to 5 oopar • 1 ~ • •
Uoo ln a location, manner and ' • ' Fod~s aod He:u-y Vaughn; col-
time determined by the prln-P-~~oceeds from sales w-ill go lecUon: Mm.:s. Georce Tlnt-
cipal. cher, C. W. WOOcren, H. H,
Primanse, NeU W1Ulam:1, Summer school scheduled ~r's~B~~.~.:.
W'.)Od, A4ra.t.n Joyner u:t Jad Tbe Newport-Me~ SchOol througb A,JrU 26, 1910, to use CtJunlngbam; liJI)raisers:
Dlstrlct board held ooe or Its b.clUtles at UDcolD School b' Mm;:.s. Ferol Banencer, Ray-
shortest meetings Tuesday cburcb serYices. fDL Dd Herms, Claytoo T~~
nlgbt. Tile meeting began at Tbe first reading~~ tbe rules son, w R O.Uia, lb.y Nlelau,
•· uut 7:30p.m. and finished at 8:45, alX1 reguJatioos tor questioc-Ro'lert Mooo.ler, Fred I...oUH.
••I -·· alter approving Z4 items Ulg of piC)tls by law eofore-Ruio.-,n Va..oa.sek and PWip "1--oow. )410 deoylng ooe. tabling 2 and ma.i.: meo.t omcers" was tabled w1th Pike; attendance: Mme s. Frank ~;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~ 1ng an aAX~Ll1ment to the per-a req!JHC for revision. The Cummings, Richard Hoelp, r soonel commission. tlrst r~g of tbe proposed Jottn Lamu, Dr. Emmt U:uo.
TIDE A~ T!le suggested dates tor 1970 policy, 00'!!"llmeDtarlsoytab~_: sen, H. D. McGregor, L. w. I~'!!"~ "~"v _ C:., summer school were a&lJlrot'ed. leUc passes, 'ftS a -... Jeaks Gordon Young, A. v.
.._..I ~ .tt~ Grades 1-7 wUI have 5 weeks for later discussion. Wort~ Ralph WUsoo, C, R.
~-,. ot summer school from JWleZ9 STYLE SHOW OCT. 14 Croul, James Deblsen, Jofln •_,~~, 1 ~·=_."" I througtl July 31. Grades 8-12 FOR LIDO -EH Me!lmans. Er.nn ld.b and H. ~ wlll attend 7w€lek.sfromJune29 S. WtllWns.
throug:b August 14. Tbe Oct. 14 meet1oc ot tbe """"""""""""""""""""'
8 a.m. to IUS p.m., IDler-,feature ao "around tlle cloct" HEARTHSTONE
mediate from 8:15 to 12 :15 p.m., f.asMon sbo'lr, following an 11:30
-... OnlJ 1i1utJa Mulllpn, fba1Ul Mr. t.Hr, wbo Jtll:t ooe r _....._ 1o 1~. -~ -~ ed •~ Ualtod at ~ -. WU ... •11\NW • -a:r Ullll" preSIIIC.
S1a1H Opoa IIIIo 11 Forest Hills Tho Soalbera CaliJorala 1111-
to romf oW. his wins 111 tbe Jete ot tat EDOIItb aW'I.fd ol.lbe cbamplonsb~ at Aostn.U&, Helms Ra.l1 btwcl wu pr..._.
Fruee IDd E ....... , WU ted 1o Mt Laver Ill' W R (Bill) prelliDled lbe "craDd slam" • • c~ bJ teMis great Jack Scllroldlr •
Knmer.
Mr. Kramer also traced Ur.
LaYer's 196! "sll.m" and tbe
1969 q:ca.llelldrepeat. Tbert
were eommeats from tbe
players wbo were 1D tile fla&la
or 7 ot tbt 8 llDals. 0o. baDd
wen Roy Emeraoo. who loa
to Mr. Laver ln the Austnllao
• S1flu
c.t.n .. , .. , ,...,, ..... ,.ttt ..
646-5383
414 I. I EIPO IT IL YD.,
IEWPOIIT IIAC:II
101 ILAHOIARD OM
ACADEMY FROSII TEAM • ~~
Bob BlUebird of Easl Blufl.
a former lootbaU sta.adout at
Wuaoo HJ~f' ScbooliDColoradO
Spriap. ls continuing Ills crid-
iroa cueer this bll wttb tbt strooc Air force AeademJ'
fresb.mu e)eyea.Helse~
to see act.lon .la tbe Fa.ICODS
frosb season opeoer ap.!Dst
Colorado State O:t. 10 a~ tbe
Academy.
Th! 5-11, 175-pouod tad:
1s tile 100 ot retired u.s. Air
Fo:ce ColoDal aod Mrs. Ja.ct
D. Blanchard. Z621 Alta Vista
Drln, East Bluft' •
Cadet BlaDcbard. w!lB an all
cootereoce selection in bt&f
school as a deteosln ha.lfblck.
U:...,PI1..ac iD aeroo.autlcs, be wiD
bacome a commlsslooed Air
F o:ce omcer apoo crad1alioD
trom ·~he Academy to 19'73,
ALLIAIU
EUREKA HECCHI
HOOVER ADLER
KIRBY HELCO 'Ve (l)lbe ,emma ~ ,~nppe
1 675-3663 1
[
The high schools will go from Lido Isle Woman's Club wtll
-. ,.,,. ,...., wr .... • '' "• r, ,.,._,
:1011 x...,...t al.d. and the elemeotary from 8:30 a.m. ptiDCb bowlandooonluotb-pcfpcu •
!~=~"~'~ .. ~'"'~";:;:::::~a.m. to 12:30 p.m. fiur""'fi the eoo. ._. _~ • _.. , ............ .. 1 ··-ber to ··-.............. "'• ···-'• summer. We com ... oew mem s -.too•, • ,.., .... " .. _ .. Fr--•-.. c .. 1 .. er, ... s ......... , .. tbe club alacoffeetoday,OcL ::·:; • .: ·~: "'.:;'::;·~::',,I
W;;;/(.,1! Ch I --~ ,._ -................... !
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estc ·. ape t~ ..... .-..--trommtssioa 9, a.t tbe W&lerfroat bome ol ._,, ... *" r.·, ...... ,.._ .. , ~ ...--"''.. I II •~•" 11\o• 1ol for 1 3-year term commenc:tnc Mrs. Mart1D Loctoey ut Mrs, -c-1
• , .. --
~~ Dec. 1. Melt'iD Rlcb.ley, president; Mrs. _... • •• "
4%7 l. 17tfl. ST. St. Michael's and AU Angels' Roger 8town. first Ylce.prest. ::... ,: ;;: ::
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COSTA MESA Episcopal Church was granted dent; Mrs. Armeo SIYa.Sllan, :.'"': ": !': :: l--~"!l'.!i6-4i;.!!888!!!2 ___ J an utensioo of s1J: morfis, 2Dd Yice.president; Mrs. Ed-:~ .. ~· : · .~.:
• ..
A Theodore .Robins exclusive! Look for ovr diagnostic:
center Hal and takt the gUHJoWork out of buying 1
used car. Thtse cars h.ve pused 130 vita l re:s rs for
performance rel iabili ty, 1nd wfery.
100% PARTS liD WOR
WIRRlm
4,000 MUS OR 10 DAYS
CtYin all IMChank.tl parts lnclu4int tntl•, 4rin
liM ,., tflll PLUS ltrtkts, INtttry 1N1 txhlust . . ' sptem. All ,..,.lr work font in nr .., lti'Yitt
...,.""""'.
'88 UNCOLI Co1t.
ctry of c.r. .._ -. («, MoimioN & nc-. .-..."' n •••• ,. ...._ Fri
'A F-Cl•ll• $1.
'17 PIITIAC ..... •~o" T• ..co rr 2 ~ooo,._H ... "I)To"', v-.,
"'"" CMitiOM.tonc:, ~ ...
d..OW IIIH .. 8A•a -·T·
ward Hayes, 3rd vice-pre. : '::': ': ~
stdeot; M.rs. Robert Paley, re. FIREPLACE CHECK LIST : ::-;:':
nln _, ... . COl"""'-secretary,· Mrs. Alfred Now Uat cooler eYe cs are .... .... " ~ ..... 119 II Qllinlan, correspoodlng secre-wttb us ooce more, U 1s time to :::: z.~ :~ •
ta.ry, and Mrs. Jack Marshall, think of prepar1ng your fire-:!'.;! ~: 1! • ;;::
treasurer. place for a cheertul flre oo tbe ;: ·~~,. ~ .,: 1 , ~:: ' •
tamUy beartb. Cbec:k the tot-.;"';,:'.:: ~ ' '~: •·
FORMER H. B. RESIDENT lowlog Ust to make certl1o you ~:.: ·:;.!: :: '::
bave the proper equipment and :-:., '·~:;· .•• : " " ' HIOtOL.U WAQtER Dl ES oote tbe sa.feCy tips we ran iD-:::: ~ .:
Nic holas Waper, '12, ot 407 eluded. :::..• .... !
W. 6th, San Jacinto, died Oct. 3 1. FIRESCREEN: Tberelsoo :;;: .. ~ ..:
1n the Hu.ot1Detoo Beac:b Coa-substitute for a good flrescreen.. : .!. ":'
valescent Hospital. He was a Its decontive beauty adds :;::::, ... :
former resident ·of Newport cbarmtoanyroom,'flileltpro-:~:.:..:
Beach. rides protection trom spukaa:l ::.:.•.1 ~ ~
He 1s sunJYed by his wile, fl.re damage tor your borne. 1D ~J.':...• !
El.1J.a..betb Mary; 2 soo.s, Richard au screeas, sturdiness Uld ..... '~ ':
of Wbittier a.zxt Robert ot Lyn-rigidity wbeo. in place Is an :!:!-;. :
wood; 3 daugbters, Mrs. Cath-important featllle to eu"'der.; ::.'~ .:: ::
eriDe M. L~s of Hemet, Mrs. It ts a.n 111dlca.t::lm ot qua.11ty u : '=:: ~ ~
Mary L. Zamora ot Costa Mesa W-.!11 as a ruanntee ot safety. ::': •" ':
and Mrs. l...ouise A. Seott ot 2. GRATES: Nut to tbeflre-::::.::: i
Orange; a brother, Antbooy L. screen, the grate 1s tmdcMtlted-=:::, ::
Wacner of Los Angeles, a.nd 28 ty the most Important piece of . =:-... ·~ :
P"l.lldc::tllldreo. basic flreplace equtpm-11L It = .. • ::
Services were held Oct. 6 at restricts tbe tlre to a Umlted = :~ ~
Our Lady ot Mt, Carmel area, avotdlnc mess!Aess u := :" ,;
Catbollc Church, aa:l lnterment weU as prOYidiDg ,proteetkJa = .:.,-; E
wasat CalvaryCemeterylDLos ap1nst free-rolllDg ball-=.:: ::
Angeles. burned logs. Grates are m.t.de =:..~ ':
of eitber east lroo or steel. Cut = '... ; -.. OTTO L. RUMBLE. 59, iron gr&tesaremoreruged&Dd .,.,.. •
-~-Of NEWPORT DIES bne lo'lger Ute tiiU 1tee1 :~-..: .~
otto L. Rwnble, 59, of 891 crates, IDd e:t.-e twice tbl a.! :.,:_~ ";
W. 15th st., West Newport Wltb baH tbe fuel becaue tbty :•::.,• :
Hel~s. died Oct. 3 to tbl Park CODCeotnte the flrtaa:l pret't'Dt : •,: • .:
Lido Cooruesceut ~Ita!, He beat Joss. Het-tul blDl: ReiDO're :::._::,: :
was born Oct. Z8, 1909, in Ubes from tbe fireplace bl!tlre
Idaho, aDd hid beeD a res.kleat tbey rea.cb uaderside ot crates.
THE M
SAVIN&S
of this area tw zo y-.rs. (They cut oiJ ctrcubtkJa, wbieb
Mr. Rumble was tbe oner caues crates lo become orw-
ol Safety Flrll, • bud-· -""" .................... } MORE CER lAIN THAN
dealing wltll -ld lire S, LOG LITERS, A pr 1oc
oqulpmem, w.r tates aU.., ...,. -tooa MORE IN 18 I 5 I THAN BANKS.
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... .. ' ••• ••• -· .. ' ... ... "" • • ... • • W•' ..... "'• .. ' . ' ••• " . .... .
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W "''I
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'> •• I "· "" ' ,,., ' ••• ... ..... . ' ... . ' ... • •
He is sur..-{.-.d by hQ wUe, ol 11&t1Ua1 WOOd. Hn..-w, tbe
Yedda; a soo, Doa o1 Newport Ullr must be 'alhl""properiJ
Beacb. aa:t a daU&Mer, lira. to pretG tba boles from ft1UDc
Marjol"te Bayer o1 Suta Aa. liP WW. a.sbes. Far tbe &11
111ctrte bomes, tblre 11 tbt RA NORMAN Dl ES C-Cod llgiller, plur __...
La~~n M. Norman. 11, olJ?I» OUMI' ...,. w.,-s to 111M a lre.
1 Aft., C.. -. SafoiJ Ill" Alnyr malol-ula
5111btBo'"r11-111o ...._ .. --.,
c.o .. -.. HoopltaL. -".,.."' ,_ lire.
You can be certain lhal your aavlnga account will be "up" at 1'he ... II-MUTUAL MVIMG&. In fact, we
guarW~tee it! And a regular Pusbook Savings Account at The Big M peys 25% more than a regular com-
mercial bank aavings account. Bonua Accounta provide an..,., gre.ter retum. For additional MCurity,
your lunda orelnrured to $15,000 by en -Y oft,. ,_, .. -·
PASS ~ ACCOUNTS Eam 5.13% when our 5% current ennual rate ia compounded dally tor a year.
lnternt ~ld d8y in to day out. Addltlone or wtthdr1wala in eny lfftOUnt, at any time. l>onl Ia-.,. IW., 01-&. TOOLS, WW.-toolr,1 10, • ..., IDGINd to u.u -. ar.-.. .. ...,. ... t.oc~ ..
Ill 11155 ud llld ·-llllllo .... _..__ ......... -
.,.... W J )'IU'I. be. 1'MJ, D, baN a llltltr
S.tl"* • are ._ ........ 'fl.llll wa-flltl llloald ..
Mn. -AllOr-"' ... ·-ooiJ -1111 -Clloll, ud I~ ..... -CleetJOR
ud ~ -OWI1 "' .,.. ~ llwla1 ftU .. ta ~ .......
Foe llrtpllc.e ••• UMIAGI $ALl SIT ol """ I ,-...,, ,... ................ ol..., ·--~ ~ ,...
•11'111 11:: C $ ,MI I' Till ~ 1111
-
-c.-..,~ c-... a... fJI~I Will 111or C..--If Tle -·· ---·~Qor') ~IOiol ....... '--h*t'... . ........... _ 1010 • I e,, ~ 10 .. U. It wa .zrw -.,, ··--..c..~· ..... --------
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-ACCOUIJTS·Some bolo rote ao Pontool< Accounla, piU8-of25'11o ,..~Y when ,.ld IO< 36
,_,.ho (.7&'11o totol}, $1.000 minimum. YMtty y1etc1 uno wnenl-Ia rwrolned and ~dolly,
CWJlliAIITDD IIAft ACCOUIITa Eom 5.25'11o per ..,...., _,_d lOt a lilted lorm of 3. 4 01 5 _.._
l.tlnlm...., required St,OOO. PriOt to maiUrity, wllhcl,_ may be mec1e In -of lwdahlp.
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IAVDaiS
I ?' a
CORONA D& M£R . ----,.__.,...,..
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THE FLASH from tbe eamera. bad 110 D:lhf fAded &'ftJ tb1.D tbet1t tk1.1 exploded back
into rock &od roll danelDC. EniOYtnc tbe t.onrawatted tbird &Ailual Bl.1l:m Peninsula street due' are, froot row, left to rtc.tl.t, SaDdra Whltebead. Ciady BerDIJ'd., Tom Beroard.
KevtrJ Johna:Ml, BW Lane &DdMarpFrld&y,starwUnc.In the middle row are KJm BerDIJ'd,
Laara Jobnmn, Ju Bodiae, Kyle WUU&ms, a.ad Rolll.ld Rook. In tbe beck row Tom
Spoogler's fa<:o, Kerr! J"""-AU.. J"""-llld Kar Sbopbord. (Eutp ~.)
TV'S DICK LANE AGAIH
CHAIRMN4 OF DERBY
Dick LaDe, a restdeat of New ..
port Beaeb wbo tu loged more
bours lD froot of a TV camera
tba.D a.oy other per SOD 1n tbe
ll1storJ ot ... tndustrJ. tor ...
Zod year has accepted tbe post
of booorary cbairmat1 otthean ..
nUill ftshi.De derby for the bene ..
at ot the <>ranee COWII)'
Assoela.Uoo for Retarded ChiL-
dren.
Tbe 5tb annual event 1a set
tor Oet. Z6 trom Art's r.aMtnc
Ln &1bot&, Davey's Locker lD
Newport BeacbandS&nClemeo-
te Sportsllsblng, Eotraoe. do-
nation ls $10. Boats will leave
the respective laDdinp at 6
a.m.
LEGAL HOTICE
P-34866
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
FicUtlous Firm Name
THE UNDERSIGNED does
bereb)' cerW) tbal abe lJ coo ..
duetl.aC a wbo .. a.ll buiDIU at
400 Carlolla, llewport S.Cb,
Ca.lifor'llla, aer lbe lletitk:u
Drm Dl.me of Rusty's Norelty
Co. am that said ftrm ta com-
posed of the tollowln( periOD
wbole Dilllt lD fUll aDd place
of restdeoce are u follow&,
to-wit:
Yarpret A. Wilbrecbt.
WITNESS my band thls 25tb
day of September, 1969
Warpret A. Wllbrecbt
STATE OF CALIFQRNIA)
COUNTY OF ORANGE
ON THJS 25tb~~:~~::rl~~ 1969, before
PubUc lD I.Dd
state, resld1or
comml.ssioold IJid swora.
persomUy awe&red Marp.nt
A. Wllbrecht kDowo to me to be
tbe person wbose Qll.me is sub-
scribed to the wtthin Ln-
strumeot, and aeknowledpd to
me that sbe uecuted tbt same.
WITN.Em mybanci&Ddotrlclal
seal. Jessie R. HiU
Notary Publlc In IUld for said
County aDd State.
My commLssloou:piresOet. !4,
1910.
Publlsb: Oct. Z, 9, 16, 23,1989,
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
HOME FROU: 4 fll.rl LD Su Fra.oeltcoua colonel wttb the
u.S. Army, Frank U:arshaU 1a sboWD.celebraUncMJ return
to a career tn Newport Harbor r•l estate. He is prt.tnr a
beer from Robert Sevttz. one of the bartenders at the Balboa
Peolnsul& Point otroet duce. (Eutp~ pbolo,)
ATTENDING their ftrlt Penlnstlla Point street cia.Dce are
Cbuck aQd Marp Late. Tbey bullt ahomeoo Ocea.o BlYd. ln
Ba.lboa, am IDO't'.:l bere from Whittier about 6 moolhs aeo.
:J.inaf Clearance!
'J.)ining
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H.J.GARRETf fURNfJURE
~--
AMONG the 300 adults, teeoacers, aod small cbildnn
en)oytnc the Balboa PeniDsula Poiot lltreet da.Pee,
held Friday, Sept. 19, oar the park at Plua del s.r IDd
Plaza. Norde, were Jean aDd Bob Rodman. {Ensi&D pbato.)
FIRST SHDWIII OF THE 1970's II THE USA!
HARD WORKERS Mark Remer aDd Noah OileD, pulllnl tbe
waaons. aDd be'*" by steve Smith, speot tbe ntpt at tbe
Balboa str•t daDce, colleetinr pop cans as fast as tbey
were tmptled. Watching tbem 1n the backBfOUJJd are RaJph
ReiiDOI', Ktcbaet J"""-llld Kobt Pulasld. (Ell&! pi -.)
M IIIUAL ORAliE COUin "IITERUTIIIW."
OCI~9-12
"JtARADI M JlttOORIII ON WHIIU"
metric and Im-
port Can; . . , Unkfu• foe·
...., Dioplays . . . ,,_
types ... Experimental. ..
Special Show Cara ... Yo-
-Vohklos ... Moto< -· S.. ttt.m all u~ one
big a lr-conclitioMCI roof!
A &MOW FO"' TME
ENTII'tl: FAMILY!
ADULTS
JUNIORS
$1.50
. $1.00
thlk~Nft uncl.r 12 ................
SAVE SOc
Spoaoared • Produced by'
*
THE FIRST TIME
IN A PUBLIC SHOW
The MJ£omoblle tbat ope.ra&.ea on Natunl Gu
preseat.ed by Pac:tftc: Ulbtina Servtce Co. * SHOW HOUUa Ttwn. & Fri. S..11 p.M.
Sat. & Sun. Mooft..11 p .m .
ANAHEIM
¥-CONVENTION
CENTER
100 w-._.. Is 1..-tr-mua;t :ll
YOUNG .STU JONES Is ntcblng his mother, Andrea Jooes,
one of the hard workine ticket sellers, a.t the Balboa
Peclosula Point street c.WlCe. (Ensign pboto.)
MOTOtt CAR DEAlERS ASSN. Of OIANGE COUNTY &
ORANGE COUNTY DEALER SERV ICES AS.SOCIATION
PHOHE BILLS OJT FOR
SOME tH HARIIOR AREA
AD e'CP"nctoo ofPaclftc Tete.
pboDe'a Newpon Beach base
rate area bU ben autbortzed
by tho Ca.Uiorota Public !.till-
ties Commtsslon to lower tele.
pbooe bills about $700 a year
tor about 76 customers lD Hat-
bor View residemial tract.
The sartnp resuU because "i";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
montllly milea.ee charges oow II
billed oo the dtstaoce ol a cus-
tomer's telepbone from the
GMrest boundary of the base
rate area will be ellm1oated m some and reduced tor
otbera. The e.JPIJUIIoo. ts made
possible by lnc.reutnr popul&-
bllliDNli FEDERllb SllVINiiS
tion density lD the area. ~~
Guaranteed Growth & Income Account"'
5.25 % a nn ual rate c ompounde d daih-.
acc rued o r paid quarterly for 3. 4 or 5 ye~r
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Difficnlltiee In The Bible
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IMpee •••• 'C.nt•••ctlons'
Ul .. .._tei ........ , .,.,. T.t ..... S,.t .. II.J4 .... )
WHO llOYD> DAVID TO ~ IIIIIAJIL?
.IJIOIW AlP.....,... Mflrt!.ae'" fll8c::rilltun Chit .. ~...alt _..... • --... • • s-u.a 1e:1 · • _. whh 1 au · t, ; D :f. .. I -..a..,~ 11, V,-rood ... __ ..... ._. __ ---·-DnW =.::r-~~ .. c:-a:.=
11:1 ,.. .... : A.ad ·-.... ~ ~ ..... aad. moftd Dl¥fd to _._. r.-L"
Ia ODt ....... tbeftfON, .. .,.. toW Ua.t Jtftonh llliOYell David ap1nd
tht ,_.,.. wheft He Mid: "Go and
Dumber bneJ and Judah." in the other
,..... -.,.. told \hilt Satan monel
Drlkl liD humber Ianel, &Dd •• arc -.keel: "W1Uds U the COI'1'ed accoUDt1'"
'11m VDY SIJIPIA an.wer 1o
&bllt q-.dob il U..t both aceountll are -We do Dot Died .W0 to IUIIPC*'
tlilat .a enor M. c:nfK into the tan -r...,
aDCI tMt "be" .,_,. iDatead ol &tan. 110 that whet reallY WM ncorded
In SMNel woukl 1»: .. And qain the ancer of the Lord ..,.. amdled .,.m.t
........ ead S.t.aa moved David acainat th.m," mMiliiiC tMt the anpr ol
the Lonl .u JUndkd becaUM he yielded to S.tar:a'a moviDa him.
Of eoW"M it il JM*ible tMt aucll an ftTOI' ,....,. have crept into the
ten, or it is ~bl• \hat the pronoun '"he" ....Uy nfen to Satan, who
il DDt mentioned. ·or the "he" miaht be-in~ "'ont.," without IIDY ~ M to who the "one" wu. U thia .,.,.. 110 tb.n would be
DO dilfieulty whetaver in the pMU&e.
aVT ma& m no lnsupenble dilf~uJty in any ca. to an,_. ...-ho
~ the Bible te.chlnl; rq:ardina God's relation to Wrnptatioo.,
Mid the attitude that He t.akn toward Satan. In 2 Corinthial» 12:7, R. V.,
-are told by Paul that lest he Mould be exalted above meuure throuch
the abundanc:t of the revelations made to him there wu Jlven him a
thorn in the flesh, "a rna.Rf\ler ol Satan,"' to buffet him.
Ncnr .. the purJIOM of thia thorn In the nest.. thia "m"sencer of
Satan." wu rno.t salutary, to keep Paul from beinl "exalted ovumurh, ..
.-ridentJy it wu God who pve the thorn in the n.e.h, the "m--.ancw
ol Satan"; but none the less the meuenc;er wet a meu,encer ol Satan.
In other wordJ, God uses Satan, .vU u he is, for our rood. for our
IDOf'&l dix.ipline. Ju.t u God makes the wrath of man to praise Him
(Paalm 'IS;lO), .o He makes even the wnth of Satan to praile Rim.
What Satan intends only for evil God UM:a for our 1ood. It wu S.tan
who temJMd David, but it wu by God'• permission that S.ta.n tempted him. an4 b.ck ol the testin« and consequent failure of David ~ the
Mlutary humiliation of David that came out of it wu God, and in thia
RnM It was God who moved David to the ac:t thilt David miJ:ht discover throucft his failure whilt was in hia own heart.
Great Events in the New Testament
"Jeaua Stills the Wavea"-Mark 4:35-41
8)' Mr~. Joy Martin
FROM "SWORD OF THE LOR D "
MURFREESBORO. T ENN.
CLUES ACROSS
"I ""he ... •crid uoto the na, •.•
I '"why are ya ao ...• ?""
II ""Adllft:l. Sheth, •••• " f.crambla,
I Chron. 1:1)
12 a cboppin9 iutnuoant {Moll. 3: I D)
"13 ""he ... aoid unto the na, Peace,
----atill''
14 initiall ol the moth.r and father
ol faeob (G.n. 24 :1?1
IS initiaia of a quaaa and th• wile
ol Bocu (Eath. 1:11 : Ruth 4:13)
IIi ""be cgatath forth hia ...• lih
l:llornUr." (Pa. 14?:1?)
II "Mcutar, ear..t thou -·-· that we p.ri.b?"
20 m•ana "'n•w." cu in •..• ·1U1bo-
dorr
21 ""IMt he ----my aoul like ~
lioo" fPL ?:2)
2:1 N•w Tulam•al (abbra•.J
24 ''lbera •-a vrwat ____ of
wiQd"
Z5 ldag who killed John (Matt. U :3)
21 "1k«a ll"r-----IJI'eat ·-" n bUtia-Ur. of the tim two Jud, ..
(Judv. 3!1: 3:U)
28 ""the ehildr•Q of -·--of H.••·
ldah" (Eaa 2:11)
l1 ..... wu In the ----part of the
lllip'"
31 R-d be --~~· and rabubd lb• 'lrind"
2'7 --~~ they Jacuad ... aDd .aid
... to -----
•• -.... . . . Mid v.ato tb• .. a. ···~· 1M -·--" 411 Jacoa.· ... .-.. th 8011 ca.a. )0:11) u-.-ua~ a '-'tHalli ., ... aeptlew ... .on
.. ~---(G.a. 13:1: 21 :3)
U biJdcd. of l1le pierce lro• wllieb m-. -...t lh lim• of 1'yN CJ m.., 1:1. Ill
61 ....... ., • --. ... propltet •-od
... ~ (Q a... 2~1S)
f7 -·-............ t ... -----....
.. -..... --..t tNt .. ,......,... a:...,..--................
eM,._~ (Miltt. DID)
... -....., .......... ---..:ri ..... {IMo .... ,
II ..... • "• -el _.. .. OM St .,
.................... ,..-t ••• .............. _ ..
" ....... _ ..... (0... lfll)
~-.---........... ___ r
• -.. I ,, I (0.... .al) .... _ ... _ ··-~
'1'!, ',":...-........ . .. p .... ..,
• -. .. --hi)
li '"bow ia it that ye ba•• no ____ r·
? '"and tb•y feared ____ ..
8 i-oitiat. of a lamo~~a wit. aod bl.l6-
bGind (Rulh 4:13 )
9 '"tba eo·urt oftb• read, and ----•"
(Job 40:21 )
10 ''alao with him other ----.b.ipe.-
1? ""thou wilt cav.aa thine ---· lo
h•ar" (PL 10:17)
1!1 "'aaleap ·---a pillow"
20 ""bow ia il that ya b11•• __ .
!crith?"'
22 1on of Solomon. _ ••• boam (Matt.
I:?)
2? nama m•anin9 ""ra••n'" (Judv. ?: '" 21 ""9Ja••n by ----aad ~nan'• d•·
•ie-" (Acta J?:H )
29 "they ---· nol, neither do th•y
apin" (Mall. I:ZI)
JO aon of N1199• {Luke 3:25)
31 '"rnoet .trait"! .. et of our
---.i9ion" (Acie ZI:SJ
32 11n axda:~aation
33 aon of LaDtac:h (Gen. 5:21)
34 initial.. of tlu-" -••n (Gen.
30:21: G.n. :JI:I : Judv. 11:4)
3S a judge, ____ ud (Juclg, 3:15)
31 "---· on a pillo,...
31 ""be o-r-aad -·--d 1h.• wind"'
44 ·• ••.. do Dian M1' tlurt I omr
(Mark 1:2?)
4? na:ma maa-niog ".troa9~ (l Chroa,
1:12 )
4C a eon of haiCUIIia (Gen. 41 :21 )
41 ""•••ry a .. Pall ____ .. (Phil .
2:10)
41 IUJDie meaaincr "watdl.lul"' CC.o.
31:3)
50 "--·-win4 -ct !.1M •• obey~ .. 51 lUll ......... "lr-J.l-e,-
---..JCQI (If--. hiS)
53 laitiala of twe .w-(Gen. 21: I I)
$5 initiala ol t-.. -.u..r. (NUJL 211:
II)
A .LOOK AT THE BOOK
I • , ...
"MY JOY , •• IN YOU" _.._.....1 ..... -
,._ n41 waaoo• 1'HI LORO. •• ..,, ...,. •• • .., T-. .......... .., ............ _..,_ ... __ II ....... .W ..-,--I---e <I o ... ollllr • . ......... __ .., ___ .... -~ ... __ ._ ............... __ .,_ .... ..,_,"' ....... ..,~ ............. -............ .... .. UCC& ...... _....... • ... ._ ... , ,,......,., al ... hot• u.n .. ..,. c.-·· .s. c.
On !be niJht of the Last Supper Jeaus, u
He spoke to Hit ditcJplc:s about Hit reladoth
ship with the Fathu and their relationahlp with
Him and u He dllcutlcd with than ttw:ir atti-
tude &oward the-world, said, ''Tbae thinp have
I spoken unto you, that My joy might remain
in you. and that your joy miaht be full" (John
ot the material thfa.p ol life. oo fUM &Del no
prominence, but wbo P'*-' the UD~e~rchabte
richa of OU'il!. Of coww. the Ouiltiaa t..a
his IOITOWI, tft iJ pieved by llle dnt.b of bil
loved ones, but be tOn'OWI noc ·u tboM wbo
have no hope;" aDd in the mklniabt of bl:i
sorrow sinp t.he niahtlnple of hoPe, brinJina
joy to his heart with the assurance that he abal.l
see his dear ones apitt.
____ ._ ____ ...., .... -
......... -I lt_.., ____ ..,.llllll!ll,
I , ..................... ,2 ... .,... ...... , ......
................ ,. 1 .......... ...,_ ... .. ------· ... -. .. -. .... -~ ... ...._ _, 'e: lsdtw II,.._,_, •.....,..., •
p jl;lo, II ........ ill ...... tl Ia,.-C-__ ., ....
I 5, II). .......... , ... ~.-.. -. .... -...... ._ ..
lloi-<IW."4d~LI ·II. Wbc:n the joy of the Lord Jesus Christ is in
a man's heart, his joy ls always full ; and there
is no fullness of joy anywhere except in Christ.
God has made tM human heart so only He
Himself can fill it. All the pleasure! of the
world, all the riches of earth, though they may
bring a temporary thrill, lean unsatisfied th~
longing of the heart. "My heart and my ftesh
cri~th out for the living God," says th~ Psalm-
ist. The soul of man is immortal, and only God
can satisfy the hunger of the soul and bring
eternal joy. The immortal cannot bt: satisfied
with the temporal and the ~temal with that
which is transient. Some of the most unhappy
~ople I have ~vee known have bttn people
of wealth and fame-people successful from
the viewpoint of the world. Some of th~ hap-
piest people I know are thO§C who have little
When the man without Chriat lole8 his
wealth and his friends and his famity, he bu
lost everythina. Let the Olristian sec his family
taken from him, his temporal pouessiom awcpt
away, and his friends removed----he still ha1 the
abiding pretence of C hrist in Whom his hope
is fixed and Who is the Author and Source of
his joy. The man whose affectton~ are tel on
Christ has every reason to rejoice because he
knows that all thinp work tocether for his
good (Romans 8 :28). The man who lives in
Jaily fellowship with the lord is in contact
with the Source of joy eternal. ~In Thy pres-
enc~ is fullness of joy; at Thy right hand there
are pleasures forevermllre" (Pulm 16:11).-
American Way Features
We betiew that the almplut,
~IMrftt way to IIW the Bible
tHctWlc about wbat II cal1ed
·~ In tonaun'" may be to
lllmply uk »rineJpaJ questJoM
about It and &tve the &Nwen rrom the Bible.
I. WHAT 18 TIIB ONE CLEAR
CASK OF MIRACUWUB
GIPT OF TONGUBS IN
TIIB BIBLBT
It b : In the cue at Pwnteco.t
u deseribed above. Several facb
.taDd out llbou.t thJI dear cue.
1. The "other tonpee"' are lim·
ply foreip ~· 'lbe Gfftk
•·ont lioM:J ia rqularl,y u.etd in
the New Teatament for lanluqt!,
u It ia here,
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flf CCMMIUUI ll. lYAII ......
-IAN INeU IOCIITT
CNKAOO, IWNOIA .0.U
THE CHRISTIAN 'S PROSPECT
Those of us who trust in Ctlrtst
for wlvation Milve a 11orious
prospect. For the present, unt•l
we go to be wtttl H1m, "we Milve
redemptton, through Hts blood,
the torstveness of sins. accord·
tng to the riches of H•s grace"
(Eptl . 1.7). tn mf•ntte love God
has made us to be "accepted m
the Beloved" (Eph. 1:6) and ha s
pronounced us "complete m Him"
(Col. 2:10 ).
Our posttton •s now a blessed
and eutted one. for God Ma-;
"m&de us s•t together m heaven-
ly places m Chr•st J esus" (E ph.
2:6) and has "blessed us wtttl
all spmtual blessmgs in heavenly
places m Chnsl'" ([ph. 1:3).
But ttl•s 1s only the beg•nntng,
lor. refemng to the Chnst•an's
death. Ptl i1tpp1an s 1:23 tells us
that ""to depart. a nd to be w•th
Ctlr.st •s far better"; fa r
better not only than earth's sor
rows and troubles, !::ut than
earth's Rreatest IOYS and dearest
treasures!
But even this •s not all, lor the
t•me Wtll come when, the Church.
··the Body of CMr.st,'" navmg been
completed, the Lo rd wilt come to
re-cetve all of 1ts members, tiv•ng
and dead, to H•m setl. Referring
to the resurrection of the de-
ceased beli ever's body , I Cor. 15
declares that "'It •S ratsecl on m ·
corrupt•b•lity"' ('Ver. 42). "<t ts
ratSa:l In alory" ('ler 43), "It IS
!11'i1""ed m power" (Vef. 43). "it
•s ra•s.ed a sp~tttual body" ('Ver.
44), ··for a s we have borne the
•mage of the earthy, so sMall we
also bear the •mage of the Meav ·
enly " ('ler. 49) And as to those
believer~ who wtll be alive at Hts
com•ng. he says; "We sMall an
be cnanged"' (Ver. 51).
"For . we look lor the Savtor.
the Lord Jesus Ctlnst, who shall
chang e tht!O body ol our Mumth·
alton. that It may be lash<oned
l•ke u nto the body of H1s
glory . ," (Ptld 3:20,2 1).
TAKING GOD AT HIS WORD
Because of a -tallure to under·
5Uind God's wrpo5e5 IS outlined
in the Scriptures, some have feU
11 neceswry to alter many of the
plamest statements of HOly Wttl
Supposmg tM•t God could not
have meant euctly •hat He sa•d.
they have concluded that these
thtnRS must be mterpntted '" a
''sp•ntual'" sense.
Actually there IS nottlmg s p•r·
•tual about fathng to take God at
H•s Word , or seek1ng to e11.plam
away d•ff•cult1es by a rbltrartly al·
terma wnat He has platnly sa•d
f •rst. th•s would leave us at
the mercy of theolog•ans. If the
Scrtptures do not mean what
they say, who Mas the auttlor.ty
to dec•de wM•t they do mea n~
And how can we turn to the Word
of God for l1gtlt tf it does not
mean what 11 says and onl)'
tra•ned ttleologtans can tell us
what it does mean?
Second, ttl•s atterina of the
Scrlfttures 4tfects the veracity ol
God. It •s a thrust at Hts very
honor. II the obvtOUS, natural
mean•ng of the Old Testament
prom•ses are not to be dependerl
upon, Mow can we depend upon
any prom•se of God? Then, when
He says: '"Whosoever sMall call
upon the nil me of the Lord shall
be saved" (Rom. 10:13 ). He may
also mean someth•ng else m·
stead of what He actually says.
Th~rd, th•s "spmtuahz•ng·· of
Scropture endorses apostasy, lor
•I allows men to alter the mean·
ona of God 's Word accord.ng to
theH Will
The path to a true understand
mg and enroyment of the Btble
tS not •n altenng but •n "r•ghlty
dtvtdtng"' •I (II T1m . 2· I 5 ).
Meditation
Upon Christ
By Dr. John Owen
Here people filled wttb the
Spirlt were ct~n the power to
apeak to others 10 that "every
man heard thfom speak In his own
lansuqe." And there ~n= olhen
who sa~ "How hear we every
From "Titt Excelltn cy of Christ," man In our own tongue [or Jan.
1674 .... ~ace]. wherein we Wf'r.! bom!"
Ob ds "I ,._L And in WnN 9, 10 and 11, about ~rve from the woe , s..,..._ sixteen lanaua&ea are named .
of the things which I have made Toncun in the Bible aimpJ.y
tourhing t h~::: Kin~" f Psa.45 :I] that it means lanpaps. "Other tonauea''
is t:.e ri uty of beli~:::,·en to be making a.lmply mean. forelp laiiiUI;Ift.
thin;::. concernin£ Jesus Christ. Now, 2. In thll cue the abWty ·to
to l ot: 1nal.:i nL! things .:on.:ernin,t: J~sus apeak theae forei1n Ian1ua1~ · · J · 11 · wu dearly miraculous. that tS, i J.n~t. 15 Ia <nr tittle ~tfa_n :1m -to wu 1 lirt, the 1m of "ton&Uet"
h.ne firm :wd fi xed medtt:•:tons upon or the lift of la.n1ua&es. Here un·
Christ . and upo n the ..:!or r of His ex· learned, uneducated Galileans
.-d!cnd('s. thi!:. is it that here is called, apoke In other langua1ea which
··The things I ha \'e made, composed, they did not know, to thea" for-
iramed in my mind." He did not e~Jn.bom Jews from varioua ooun·
make pictures o f Christ, or frame. such tries.
and such images of Him; but he medi· They ape.ke ''as the Spirit gave
tated upon Chfist. Ir is called. "Be.-them utterance," miraculously
holding as in a glass the glory Qf the (vs. f). · 3. The reuon for the o,tlft uf Lord," in 2 Cor. J : 18. What is the tongues here Is obvious. Thou·
glory of the Lord ? Why, it is the glory aandli of Jew!! from other eoun-
of Hia person, the glory of His king· tries were tn Jer-uu.lem who eoukl
dom, the glory of His love. Where are not understand the native Ar-
thc:se to be seen ? They are. a.ll repre.-amak: which Jews apoke there.
sented in the glass. What glasa? Tbe But Oniatlam had bct"n earn·
glus of the Gosrvol. The Gospel hath manded to .et out to Pft:adt the r-<Mpel to every creature and had a reRect:ion upon it of all thue gtoriel rameatly prayed, tarryinc in
of Christ, and makes a repracntation Jerusalem untU they were endued
of them unto us. What is our work with power from on HiJ:h, aa they
and business? Why, it is to behold were c:crnmanded (Luke ,24 :C91 .
this glory ; that is. to contemplate 1bere wu no meaninck-a Jabber.
upon it by faith, to meditate upon. it, no u.:an. eeata.ay. They wttneued
led k. "things ln the po'llo'n' of God to thew un-which is here cal rna mg uwd people. Surely honest heuts
touching the King." This is also c::alled can woe the rtUOn that God 1avr
"Christ's dwelling in us," [Eph. 3 :17) the 1Ift here, the need for 1t.
and. "The word of Christ dwelling 4. God u.ecJ these people, who
richly in us." fCo\. 3 :16] ; which is, ~l'l."aebcd the Gospel in variou"
wh~n th~ soul abounds in thou~hts of lanBuaces. to wtn ttlrN:' ttlouaar .. i
Otrist souls that day, u we se-e in Acts
The.r~ is an unconquerable desire 2 :41. Tht"-w-Spirit·fillf.'d peop~
WE'I'l." atmply fulfilling the Great implanted in the heart of every believer Commisllon to get out the Gos·
in the world to be like unto Jesus 1 ....
Christ: because God hath, in the way 5. Jt 11 impoMant to nGIICE' that
of an ordinance , appointed him to be the fol'l."il'l lan1u•ges were in-
our pattern. And we are but triRing cldental. They Wf're not proml&f:d
Christians. and a dishonor to our pro-to the&e apost~a and others who
d . -.·aited In the Upper Room. The fession . if we make not this the estgn apo&tles were simply promised
o f our souls continually, that we may endut'rncnt with power from on
~in the \\"Orld as Christ was, that the Htrh. and they were rivt>n that.
!><lme mind mav be in us that was in They were not wailing tor
him [Phil. 2:51; the same meekness. tonJUf'S, not wallinc !or siRns.
humilit'. self-denial. faith. love. pa· They weno waltinc for pow«'r and
ticnce. ih:tt 11-35 in Him. to ptt'ach the Gospel with powt>r. Now, if anybody elaims to be
St. Thomas Bible Lesson JESUS TAKES UP PARABLES
"'J)enteco~tal... he ousht to mt•n
hl\inc: aoul-wtnnlnc power 11 they
had at Penti!C'Oit. 'And If ~ wanw the-"rift or tCII\IUM... tw
foreia:n lanaun. •• It wu ln the
Bible, he ahould mean wht.t It
meant at Penti!C'Oit,
II. DID NOT CORNEIJIJS AND
HIS FAMILY ANn FRIENDS
SPEAK WITH TONGUBBT
Yes, thoel-aaved ot ComeUua'
houwhold spoke with lancueaes.
The Bible dot-s not sa.y It waa
a miraculous gift of toncues
but ~Y did apeak In more than
one langual!'. Acts 10 :44-441 n)-.,
"Whil(' Peter yet spake thew
word!! the HoJy Ghost fell on 111
them wtlkh heard tht> word. And
they of the clrcumris.lon which
bt'lk-vl"d we~ utonl!hed., as many
as came "ith Pet~r. tx>t:auw that
on thr Gentile~ aiAo was poun-d
out the gift of the Holy Gh<»t.
Fnr they heard them speak with
lt.mguf'S., and magnlty God."
Now examiiK' lhf-Scripture
cart'fully and do not rtad Into It
what God did not put into it.
I. TtK-y ··spoke tn ton&tJea," that
ht, when th~ Holy Spirit c&mt' up..
on HK'm they •·itnessed In more
than one lafll:uaxt. Since thr Biblr
does not uy tMt It wu mlncu·
loua nor lh'l' any dlvinf' ~uon
to .iUppoae it was miraculous, W('
sho1.0ld not uy so.
2. The peop~ hert> were JX.-ople
of mort> than one lan1uqe, 110 it
would be natural ror them, in
time or ~treat blesaln&. tu apeak
in more than one la.f\1\Jaae. Cor-
ncllus and hi.s ~kUers Wt're uc.'
the Italian band," that i". from
Rome, and they spoke Latin. St-r-
\'ants and !rlt>nds who -A·en· n•·
tl\lf'S o! Pak-stine spoke tiH.' naliV<"
Aramaic languagt', '" did all the
Jews. But the cultivated fJt.'OPl.:!
amonc them also apokt the Kolnt!i
G("('('k lanxuaae. too. whieh tr..e
GrC'«'k propll', ruling thf' world be-
fon.-Ron'H', had 1prt>ad all over
the then known world. Thus all
the New Testamt'nt was wrilt('n
In tkr Grt'ek lanauage. Paul
preached cvcrywhPre in the Greek
langual{('.
In the C'hlca~~:o area, in tM
midst of a 1reat revival, many of
the Swl!'fih;h people praising God
and tl"Stlfylng la~ Into their
o•-n natl\'e IU'Id bekJvt>d Swt'dtsh
liln101:uaxr. ttK-tr mother tongue.
4. Tlwre is no nl!('d for people
here to be gi\len u mlraCuloua cift
o r tongu«'S. Thf')" could all under-
stand Pe t('r, :w we rK"l'd not list
thia e..,s«' as On<' or miraculous
;;irt or tonaut'S.
It 1.~ important to notice !hat
Pcll'r and the J('WS who wert>
Wtth him unclt'rstood what tht>5C
propll.' !Oatd ··for they heard fh('m
~peak with tongues ! la.naua~:es .
and magnify God." And when
P€'ltr told back in JN usnl('m a-
bout th€' wonderful ron\'f'~kln of
lhcs.c pcoplt' and their pralst•!!.
"the~· held their pt>ace. and atori-
lled God, sayinc. Tht>n hath God
also to the Gentill"' granted J'('·
p(ontance unto li!('" (Acts 11 :181. \
Their praises were understood aM
were t'V ic\rftC(' that they wert'
saved.
(TO 81! CONYt~UED)
Matthew l 3: l ·23
Lesson l. Series Ill
Any wise, weighty saying that ls instructive may be called a parable. But
in the Gospels a pa ra ble ~l'nera lly signifies a na rra tive In which one subject
is laid alongside a no ther !'lt.1 as to teach by compa rbon and illu!ltratlon; espe--
d ally is it used fo r the illustratio n of s piritual o r heavenly things by earthly
objects o r incide nts. J esus did not origin a te p a rables . The prophet!! made ust>
of them . T hey were familiar in Israel from Scripture.
However it was somehow a nticipated tha t the Chris t, when he came. would
m a ke a greate r u se o f them tha n ever befo re. "I will o pen my mouth in a pa-
a ble; I will declare ha rd sentences of old .~ sa ng the prophet in Psalm 78. The
time and the manner ln which .Jesus began to teach in parables was startling.
II was h is reply to gro wing nppo!iltion to him a nd hia ministry; In his hand
the para ble was a te rribl e two-edged swo rd, a weapon of attack, "piercing
even to the d ivid ing a sunder o f soul and spi cit, and of the joints and marrow,
a nd is a d \S("em e r or the thou ght~ a nd intents of the heart."
the seed that didn't come to harvest, still reaped 100 bushels to the a cre. a
bumper crop. And finall y the very resorting to pa ra bles drove the wedge
deeper between those who were called to aalvation, and tho~~e who were damned.
Those. who heard J esua in good faith, undentood at lea1t something of what
he wa11 -saying and took his wo rda to heart, would tee thlfll'a even more dearly
from hearing them. But the very aame parable falling on the eara of those.
who were clamoring and heckling and not llatening and who had been un-
willing to "know the mysterie11 of heaven," 11implyconfuaed them and befuddled
them all the more.
The OC('a sion was memo ra ble. Huge crowds had been thronging to hear
Jeaus, but they we re pricked lo their hearts by wha t he said and reacted atrong-
ly . On thl!! particular mo rning he had been prea ching in a hall. The scrtbea
and the Pharisees were there. heckling and haraulng him. He had been
o ppo5ed and cavilled at by his enemies, disturbed and Interrupted by hit
friend!!. Finally hill mother and brothers came to the place, and, ~malning
out!llde, !lent word to him. They ca lled him to come away. John tell• ua that
.lesU!I' own brothers did not believe in him a t this time.
It waa a dangerous mo mt>nt: fo r Je11u11 to draw back an Inch would h•ve
given the crowd the upper hand. Instead he lntenstned his own mlnl.atry. He
withdrew from the house, o r hall. nnd began to preach out of doon. o n the
.ea side where he wo uld be hea rd by mo re than ever. The crowd then pressed
on him 110 that he got Into a ship and withdrew a llttJe from the aha~ ao they
could not get at him. Perhaps there waa a kind of act2d parabl& in taklna
ahip. &8 Noah had doM to outride the nood waten. aignllytfll' how thf thlp
ot salv ation, which 11 the church. pro vldea a platform from which Goapel
preacher!l 11peak to lhlll troubled world .
Then he !!poke many thing!! to them-In parables. Later on, whtn lhlng1
had qui~ed down, his diaclples came to him aflkJng, '"Wby 1peakttl thou to
them in parable•? • They were surprliiOO and bamed. 'r1lt anawer Jnue 1•ve
them ilttlf required tome tt!&l undentanding, and waa made clear by u.e ol
the parable ltRlf.
Ot all the thm,a JellUI aaki that afternoon from the 1hlp, the one thai •tuck
In evtrybody't heArt and mind wa1 that of the parable o f the towtt. It atruclc
home hard. II wu Jeaua' an..er to hi• enemlel, hi• frienda., even 1M members
ol h1a farnlly who we.rt besettlna him to live up hla mlnlatty and stop aroutlnl
th e counlryl1de and all the confta~ton and hoatl.Uty that had oome •
Tht parable cut lnto thla In many way•. h wat a tbarp nbu.A 10 all who
did not llllen 10 hlm and take hla word& 10 IWut. AI t~e tame time lt declared
hta own eonndena In h11 own ultimate IUClCell deep111 tbe r.ct that tluw out of
lour who huril blm would not 10 atona wtth htm-for lltte IOWI'I', c~e~p.-..U
Here waa the thing about the parable that Jnw dwelt on. It wa11 the thing
thai launched a new and more lnttensiw pha1e of Jesus' campaign. Matthew
tell• ua a little Carther on that "All the.e thing• apake Jeaua unto the multitude
ln parablea; and without a parable apake he not unto them." H1J 1.1ae of them
wa1 Itself an unmlatakable claim to Meulahahlp. It wu the fuliU.Imeot of
laaiah'a terrible worda: "Go and tell thia peoplt, Hear ye indeed, but under-
ltand not; and see ye indeed, but pen:elve nol Make the heart of thb people
fat, and make their ean heavy, and ahut their eyn; lest they Me with their
eyes, and bear with their ean, and u.ndentand with their heart. and convert,
and be healed. •
At thi.l moment, Hnal )ud1emmt becan to fall. The uae of the parable wu
a balanot of jud1emmt: on the one aide. lhoH to whom Jt waa .-wn to know
the my1teliel wouJd bt enlta"hlmed; and thoae who would. not beed or lllten,
would be driven farther away. Thll 1J cbaracteriatk: of every-thine about the
Gotpel. It II a "uvor of We" to 10me. and •a aavor ofdea.lh"to othen. To
come 10 c::ommunton ln aood faith Ia to reollve renewal ot faith and llfe; to
come ln bad faJth la to come to your own damnation. It ltlhe aame Gotpel,
the aame crou. the aa.me communion, the aa.rne parable: to aome llle, to othen
dntruction.
Tbe aplanaUon of tht parable .-ven by Jesua hlmldf eeema to need no
mlarcement aoept aa any reader can 11ve IL It la important to oblerve. bow-
ever, dtat Je.ut ratlftH what "" call an alJei'orb.llnte.rpretadon of hi. OWJ:I
parable. Thai lt, NCh of the ebanden Ia a b'p+e or penonlflcalion of IOme-
thlna or tomeooe eltt. Not aU of the parabltt are to be clealt wtth tn tide way.
but m&IIY an. It lo nol bard 1o -the-Many poopiiiOday objact
to eucb tDttrpret.adon; but tbe;y mUit object to Scripture'• own medwd of
· IDterpntl.,. Scrlplure II !hey do.
Tbe moral '--obi eonlaiDid In the puableottbe 10wef an vuy Important
ud oboWd be driwll home.
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-tlw lllf'OII#; IN b,.W 10 ...U. In parabloo In_.,.,.,. oppo-
lllio~~; ,. -tlw paroblo o( liN -r. tlcMrilw 1111 ,..,_ .. ..,...
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•TBIIIIDAY,APT.ll ru '*lilt Jlfllod <oro ol 8t.,Woolll...,..t.ftl.,._ Ef..,aoloc lrom dlfla( 1o< ~-Tile allonooo WOR'nJAJIY
A Ml-Vlo)D ar!YW ftl IIUeo ,.....,., a'lllollllo, 00 I dolr .. ol PMII 'l'a ol-Ir-e 1o 111o loeb· .. ,, ... will bo pflo-loa 110 Bloaoiwoy
-1o lloo& llolllllll b' c-del IW, udllartlro aoarl-at-a.MIIIW• ..... of liard bat--Mf1o o1 -~· FN Ia< u-.--.---
tr•bllt ... Ml""'IC oo.W. ladll, 41'1 DUJJa, Apt. 1 • • • • CM A,. ••• JtidiU'd -...... k WW bt COt"llftd 1D the UII~:IJ~oopooj:;::IMII:.Io~$5:;.. ·!"'~:~~;;:;;;;~;;;;;;;;t CGul ft7, -~en., llu)Dalo 'l'wtr, liM -..,.. ol a --at ltof. I ~ Coul Colle~~ 1
-B&ra.WootUIIDo<IIQ ... rvfii,Cooii-.-W 4611Co-BI<Uioy,lo..._ooutoo .,.....-... "Car-A' rl D • Se •
Dou MI• ... ,4010Riftf, Wool ~ IDir> I "~ ftJ'' l!la a 1iDc ~ dor ----lo dl.bc." arpo nver mce
ll...,..t. collided oo II. CGul 110 IIUtloc' l!la ud a lin llolo a t$.00 mo11J ba( ud TIM IJ-1101 lrtll be beld IIY '"'·-·--Rollllr Pi"CIIItl--ltlb-elol!l, $1U Ia cun-.y udtrom 9..,. to 9-10 pm !JI IIUio ••• .Pollee '""'""' Jll! .._ Blfd ... .Allee Col-$101.54 locrodlleardr~ 111o occ sd-e ·Hau.' u· •• (714) 897·1357
Cllarlol AI-r. lUI W. IIIII, I 'HI Plua dol MO<Ie, !rom lllo eob1D11 10 bll----by OCC ud 111o CAR A!4YWHERE -A14YT1ME 0... F-. Ce!lUal Mnporl, Balboo, la<eo r ..... biiU ol ... Aolo a<<-1 .. _...,. Nal¥al ....__at Undor-
YUb belDc drtaak 1D u auto-onr $ZOO aAer u aecidlllt Oil teo ••e tueo 1rom !lra)' 'ftttr Iutroctots
lilioblll ••• Ralph G&llaat, NewportB1Yd.1rltbuA•Mim Frup,S15E.Ball:lwBlfd..,No. Tblm«IWI.cte~n.tllfea.
150-1/t Se11bon, Welt Nw .. drt•• • • • Pollee arrtlted •1, Bllbca ••• A $4"' te1e--tare t&lbbJTommyTbomp~
port, was arru&td oa a cbarrt Robert LDrell, 414SeYWe, BIJ .. YlaioD wu ta.tea trom tbe re .. retittd ffafJ commander aod a
of b1JDc druot 1D pubUc. bela.. 01& cbllce ol beJ.&c dnmk aldeDct ot Veraoa L. lJ.ttle .. muter dtnr; Dr. Cleo Ec·
• FRIDAY, SEPT,J9 lDpubllc.. JobD, 2101 WlDitwatd, B&JCI'IIl Jtrom, t.doltbe UCLASCUBA
SbapWtlra trttdaome~ • TUESDAY, SEPT. 23 ••• Butwa J. Ricbards, Z04 III'OCfi.JD; Bob Howa.rd.. com.
brtedtar ud stole a $110 pig. Roonle Lee I..ahn, 11& 31st Htb st., w .. Newport. uau... merel&l. d1Jer; Jobo Resect.
sldD coat from Aprapo'a,No.29 St •• West Newport, wuanested l1llc $50 d. ba&t aece...-111 tbl OlllJ man to dl•e tbe Ross
FubJoQ lalla:1. aod a $G) on tbe char~ ol posaesaJoo ol l.GcbdDc a.a aocbor ud 10 lilt S.. tn A.marctlca; Doo C.
j&pu' ftao cc.t from oearbJ marlJIUI. of cbal.a. from bet boll: • • • Moore, actift lAuebaeoloefcal
Bact strelt Sbop, No. Z5 • WEDNESDAY, SEPT. U Pat M. Sena:s, 71.6 Via Udo dlt1Dc; Tom MeDooald, mana,.
OIURTEOUS
DEPENDABLE DRIVERS
LO.J ANGELES INTt:llNATIONAL AIRPORT 19.00
(rl~ will rciMm yowr eM I() yot~r •o••J
HO URLY RA.TBS A.VAILA.ltLB
FOR IHFORI<AllDH CALL
197-1357
FUbtoo. lala.Dd .,.Somettme E. Ja.ctaoa.. 1&15 Marloers Nord,lJdolale,w1.UOMsarfiDc Cll'oltbeYI.medUodersea.Re.
durln1 the put 4 days, $110 Dr., Harbor HICflluc1s,nJbtt· bud ltw ber surf board wu .-reb IDd MiDI Sub procram
wortb of statues were stolen ten by blr pet n.t; tbe I'Odefi stolen from ber bome • • • lor Aero)et Geoeral; ud Paul
lrom Karenllarl'ec. l._u, wu lmpoq>ded r.r lllo usual Aoprolimately $418.50 wu T........., edllor udpubllsher
2640 E. Coast Hwy,, Corooa. rabiescbect. stolea rtom a bustaeA omee ol Skin otYer Yap.z.tne a..od a • GUARANTEED WORK e FREE ESTIMATESe
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Sundays at 8:30p.m. IICOP-1'\( Qanne113
ZOO Port Pro,.oce, Harbor Richard Woods,lll281!l st., 505 Slst st., West Nftll0(1. o MEMBER OF C.IJ.D.A. CUSTOM DRAPES
I VIew lllllo, rOI)O<ted thai be-West Newport, wu arr-Wh 'II be I I b ? JOHN & MARTHA .. 4 BEDSPREADS hrHO ~. 8 ud 18 10meooe 00 a Charll" at ...... llleft of a 0 ega oss o
I kicked 1n the side door to his boat ••• Jerome Webael WU-Q al ' ry Upholstery
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IIIWDOI1 BeaCh
'2333 Eut Cout Mignway
COSta Mill
1833 Newpon Boulev•rd
'•"1'0 .. ~Sf CO .. O c af:IC.(ST <tOf A•1.
·•··~ osu•' o~£'1 so e•u•o ..
U OH IC I S "'"'" OH oC( OU .. O•.I
Pfall" IJ!d took tools valued klnooo, 208-1/Z 4Srd st., West woo lrtll be the ,..., KIDC .,,.,., aomes wtll be anno"""ed U 1
at $87 • . • A prowler broke Newport, Is out oo $308.50 ball Boss of the Harbor Area Lep1 prior 1o the crOWlllng of lllo aew ~======== ... :::":•:et====C=•~·:·:·:·:":-~ louvered W1Ddowstoenter Lloyd after bei.Dg arrestedoo.aebalp Secretaries? The answer YU1 boA ol tbe year. tw
Allbe:rt'a home at 2007 of drunk drh1.ag; be was 1n be leaned Oct. 15 wben tbe Mrs. Dorotlly de Mallgnon Is
Bayadel'e Ter ., lrvtoe Ter. front of Ills home wbeo om.cers secretaries and their boSSes lD cb&rp ol arrangements, U·
ra.ee, but toot oothlng • , • A aA~reheOOed him .•• A n eoum meet at the CostdlesaCOUDI:rY alsted bJ 14rs, Wel Packard. ~¥11rft nr~~-1101-.r
$230 cultar n.s stolen from cleaner worth $89 was stoleo Club for dinner ud program. Ruern.Uoos can be made wtth ~ 1~ UA
TCMM Cllltiii"'AM ..... T can•
•taLEa . ~·~..CO ,._,C' .. CI • C.W.O.
01..-T• • c.u-...-. !'""'-"" ~ ... ~ .......... ~ .... ~~·· .. Steno Rlehl.rds, 415 6ZDd st., from a boat owoed by James Mrs. Albert Eccles Jr., pre-1111's. Joim Wileoz:, 547.8804.
Newport Sbores ••• WUlWn E. Moore, 19 Aocborap, Udo sldeol, will preaide and James Soelal bour Will be at 6:30aM
LJDd, 400 VlYla.n. Harbor Hiett-Tr. Park ••• A Volbwaceo p. Loughnn.. 1968-69 boss at. 41DDer at 7:30p.m. The enter-
landl, wu tabo to Haag transmis!doo a.Dd· 7st.ereotapes the year will be tbt lluter of ta.lllmeat 1ri.ll eoosist of a
Hospltal for treatmeot after wortb $35 were taUa. from tbe Ceremooies. Letters DOml· bamorous rea.dlne by Laura
....... ctow ot Jim ·-u ot ·-1 ~-be f""HOI'IC •••·•~ .. coeT• ..-... c.to&..lfl'. ·-·., _.._.. o some eoocrete pnge ~ , ,_.., oaUor their bosses aDd l1st1n& HanrPhaD ud a ma. e ......... r.
steps •••• A htt.run dr'lnr Clay, Newp:trt Helcbts. tbelr qualiflcatioos were writ .. sbop quartet of 4 attorneys '" IAIT •• !'4'\..-.~......, .....,,
bumped the carolPatrlefi:Cum-• FRIDAY, SEPT. zs ten by the members aod from Sao Olego. 1'•======;;.,==-'===;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;!.1
mlnp, 4008 Cbannel, West Michael w. Mullen. Z08 35th are being judged by 3 jud.ps., •
Newport, running ~ a $200.
plus btu for the owner • . .
Rooald KloelsU, 106 9tb St., I BI.Jboa. faces repair bJUs 1o
ucess ot $200 a.tter an accident
oo Ne"'PPrt Blvd. wtth an Ana.
helm driYer.
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 20 Howttluch
ton~r
mUSt we
There was DO place to sU
In H. Jenson's pa.tlo at 514
W, Balboa Blvd., Balboa, after
thieves walked otf with a patio
table and chair valued at $30 . , •
Kenneth MUklleton. 112 W.
Coast Htt')' ., Ne.-port, reported
today lba.t someooe stole a.$100
garden statue b'om Ills patio
between Sept. 14 fad 20 • • •
A SSO tachometer was stolen
1 5' ~~.!·~:-5.Z5' ~ .. 5.Z5' ~'::. 5.Zf ;;::'::~::::. ttom tbe car ol Richard Freel,
I 3911 Seashore, West Newport put up
,.
, •. .In the last 5 !3ays, someone
L.;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ stole s&erep equ.lpment worth ,; $1 ~ !rom Georll" Wll!!sm's
apartmeor at 1036 w. 8a1boa
81Yd., Ba.l.boa •• .A tut.ruo
driver rolled ~ a $ZOO.plus
repair bUl for tbe parked car
of Henry Hill. Z3ZO Clay, New .
port Helg:bts •.• EdWard Ed.
n.rds, 537 Via Lldo Nord, Lido
Isle, eolllded on E. Cc.st Hwy.
wtth Marjorie GllerUn, 720
Poinsettia, Corona del Mar ...
1n another accident on E. Coasl
Hwy,, ThOmas Laodole, 91319th
st .• Costa Mesa, oolUded with
the car of Mary Hay, 604 Acacia.,
Corooa del Mar .•. A $25
bicycle was stolen from Ca.rolee
Cochran's pra.ge at 4508 W.
Balbo& BlYd,, West Newport,
SUNDAY, SEPT. 21
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Rather ti:ILD sa.Ylnc eooogtt
Blue Chip stamps to earn his
own boat, a tblef fouDd a blue
chip bl.ger tba.n a hUDdred
stamp books wben be stole a
S150 sabot -cb.rlstened "Blue
Cb.lp'' -trom George Cbalfa.nt,
118 Goroet, lla1boa Island, be-
tween Aug. 18 and. 30 ••••
Burglars opeoed u unJoeked
wtadow to der the Open Eod
Tbea.ler, t815 Vllla Way, West
N<WilOrl, lbeo brolul ...., an~
sta.Jrs oftlce a..od took$187trom
a. cub bos: ••• Someooe walked
to Dollald CourtDey's tmioeked
!root door al 227 OIIJX, Ball>oa
Is1and. aDd selected only a $30
electric sbllnr in the bathroom
lrom all .,. ..,., llllngs
be could ba"ft stolen •• , Betty
Duls, 429-1/Z VIa Lido Sood,
Ll<lo Isle, reportocl-ythaloo
~. z herbolt<lollynsstolea,
a $60 lo&s ••• PoUee ebarpd
Garry Temple, 301 34th st.,
West Newport, wttll possesstoo
o( .......... ""'~" fw sale.
• MONDAY, SEPT. 2! ;. w~1 wor111 uoo dl_...
from a prare sale at tbe bome
ol H-Narooi. IOIKIDpPI.,
CUfl Hana ••• A prowler -...
tered Jorce Gr'MM'I aputmeat
at 1'109W.IIalboa8lfll.,~
Mnpor\ bat wu ICII'ed any
-· tUII!r atJJIIW>r • • • .. $100 -.. llpo dock ...
llols! -Holly IWku, SCI -~ c-clolllu, •••
J. -.. ll&>o t1oek wor111 $150 ---.-..sPoek, uo ,..-, lla1boa ..... *--.._ .....,.
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California has the tightest
smog controls in the nation. Yet
the smog remains. Where is it
coming from? How much longer
will we have to put up with it?
According to Air Pollution
Control authorities, nearly 90%
of the total tonnage of air pollu-
tants in the Los Angeles Basin is
caused by motor vehicles.
Although smog control de-
vices have been mandatory on
autos since 1963, they obviously
weren't good enough.
But beginning with the 1970
moclrla, manu&cturen will equip
can aold in Califomia wilb-
complde, more advuc:ed emi•
lion oontJ:ol.,..._ That's a new
California law .It's far stricter than
Federal law.
Even with better smog control
devices, it will still tale at least 10
years to replace our present cars
with newer models. In the mean·
time, smog will continue to be a
community problem.
Fifteen years ago Edison d e·
dared war on the air pollutants
emitted by our power plants. We
spent millions reseurching and
tnting ways to achiev.: the most
efficient ~mb)~Stion techniques
possible to reducr air pollution.
At one key plant we pioneered
with an experimental, full -scale
prototype bag filtemouse to cap·
ture pollutants before they enter
the atmosphere-lilce a giant vac·
uum cleaner. For even more
control, we found cleaner fuels to
powu our gmer.ating plants, in-
cluding a low-sulphur, low-ash
oil. It isn't available in California,
so we have ir imported from Indo-
nesia. It's CCKtiy -but it bums
much dee....,..
Today Bdiaonauounts foe kss
~~:-.tt:.=::a.::rt
Buin Our plaDta opente well
below the limiu set by the
County' 1 Air Pollutioa Control
-. ~
Dis trict. A nd those limits are
an1ong the strictest in the nation.
Wherever Edison builds or
operates a power plant, we pledge
to continue to wage our war on
air poll ution. Because it involves
yo u and your community. To us.
that's important.
Meanwhile, here are ways we
ca n all reduce smog now.
I. Anything that destroys your
auto's engine a!so destroy:; the
air we breathe. This includes dirty
spark plugs, incomplete combus-
tion, overflowing carburetor,
faulty ignition system. Solution:
Keep your engine tuned.
2. Don't gun your motor.
Don't idle it unnec:essarily. ADd
tum it off immediatdy when you
park.
3. Make sure the smog control
equipment on your auto is 1\mc-
tioning properly. Have ir chedDed
every 8,000 miles-or •• recom-
mendlod by the manu&c:n.u.
4. Write for air pollUiioa r-.,
brochures and 6lms to robow ,.-
friends and clube, to: Stale ol
Ca1ifomia, Air~.,.......
1400 Tmth Saut, S.C.
California 95814.
Southern
PI06RAMIS OFFERED FOR BALBOA :::rS£~~~~~:.
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oa aldtn.lb, aDCI dlec .... tbe • .., tbl dUtJ clotbe&, DOlt un't. tbeJ COWd 1Dt'Ueetrtat.
rutrooms a.t Bay An. aad Mtma to be to compete W1tll llldl:lirablt tnnacttou tD
w~ eacb otber to ... bOw ._. tbef acid, tee.
Here 1a tbe tezt ot the letter, ea.a. ft&ft lD ud out of lbe Pllue OOGIIder me to be u
Orco
LOS ANGELES
wblcb wu reterrod to tile otalf podellrlalll. Tbll la't too bid onlbllllaatlc -01 tile
lor lllo cunHI llludy lt>t lm-wblo U>oy -• Iron> lilt 111U -m Wain st. Altbool!!l
prcwement of lbe Balboa frOIIt, 10 you cu Me tbtm I'm sare tt would be a ftQco
bu1Disa area: comt.ac. It's the aeries ot tbree u tbe Fun Zoae eootiMes 1o
to balt a dolea bibs Wbieh operate and attn.et tboM who
Newport Beach City Council: come f1Ytnc put JOU on either wtU c!rlve comeDHoal .. mlmed
BOAT &. SPORTS
Pleasa let me ofter tlMt fol-side from tbt rear whlcb ue e!tlsens any. buildlnc sucb a
l:ow1llc observations and sue-certa.ln to cause lnjurtes. and mall must lDevltabl)' force tbt ,..r:loos as a resldeot and pro-perhaps aerious LD.jurles if al.. Ctty Council to tue some k1ad
1*11 owoer oo the Balboa lowed to coat1Due. I'm sure of actloo to c.haDge the deter ..
peal.Dsula, and as objecttnly many of these rounpr people, loraUng environment oo the
u possible in the splrUoldoiDg or perhaps 1 abouJd hue sa1d peninsula. I think thai woukl be AL JOtlNSUll of 115 VlaK.oroo.,
wbateYer I can lo improve the most of tbrtse J'OUDPI' people, great. In fa.ct, U there's any Lido Isle, ha5 been promoted
commuo.lty reoeraUy, are oooscteotious and law res .. way I can help call on me to assistant cashier at United
1. Ourlnc busy week eoda: the pectiDg. M 1 pointed out to Phil ~le • CaWornia Bank's Downey
trash barrels, particularly the pollee chief I'Yt ntebed Blllboa ottlce. Mr. Johnson, an in ..
those along the bay walk ln pollee oftlcersstaDdincor wal. stalmeat loan manager, began
front of the Fun Zooe I.Dd to the ttng 00 the sidewalk without Ill s career wtth UCB In 1965
west of the tuo r.one are ftUed payt.ng attention to the bike ANNUAL MEETING SET at Long Beach and subsequently
to overflowing bySaturdaynigtlt riders. ThJ.s coukl be a rather BY GUIDANCE CENTER served at tbe South Anaheim
or Suoday mornillg. It seems to polnted lessoo totbe law a.bt.dinr "Tbe community: meoaee Ol' otnce and oo the headquarters
me thetrasbeollectioosetledu.le tb&t they are ehJcken lor Qb.. (lW'dlao to public llealth" wtU service sb!f. He has been as-
deserves study. I'm oot sure 1f servlng the law. U It tsdUft.eult be tbe lecttB'etoplcattheanoual sig:oed to Downey since last
there Is a trash collection on or impossible to enbee thJs meeting ot the Child Guidance February. Sa.t~~rdays but I am sure there law the law sbotdd be chan&ed Center of ·Orange County at
nsootrash collectionon Sun-s~"tit? ' ?:30 p.m. Oct. Z? at Abraba.m ASSIGNED TO VIET A.B.
day and Monday of Labor Day 6. You should Yislt tbe rest Lincoln Scbool In Harbor Vtew Sgt. Robert J. Mendenhall,
weet end. Many people Utter rooms at tbe corner of East H1lls. son of Mr. ami Mrs. E llls M.
the walks and beach carelessly Bay Ave.a.odWashingtoo. Tbese The Sl)eabr will be Dr. Ed-Mendenhall, 1621 Kent ~·
but many others make a consid· were buUt about a year aao. ward Stainbrook, etllefpsycb.ia-Westcllff, Is on duty at am
erable eftort to get thelr trash Tbere are holes in the waUs trlst at the Los Angeles County-Ranh Bay AB, Vietnam. He is
I.Dto tbe cans or lnto cartons where awazeDtly the towel ft..!:-usc Medi~Centera.odproles-a corrosion control spectalist
placed alongside the cans •. By lures nave beeo ripped otl. 1 sor and chairman ofthedepart-In a l.lD.it of the Pacific Air
DOOn last Sunday there was , guess ooth1ng moch ca.n be done meot of human behavior at usc. Forces. He was formerly as-
appro1imately twice as much about this but I've noticed that The program wtllalso include signed to Castle AFB, Cal1t.
tush as space for tt In the these toUets do attract many preseotatloo of awards, electioo He Is a graduate of Newport
barrels. By Monday U was loiterers a.od seem to serve of tite member s aDd oom1nat1on Harbor High School, attended
spread all over the walks and as a club room for certain types and elecUon of direc tor s. Or ange Coast College and Pasa-beaeh. dena City College.
2. I wonder U the city has
ever considered widening the
sidewalk along the ocean rront
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sufficiently to accommodate
flre trucks, police cars aDd llfe-
CUiJ'd vehicles 1D the ease of
a real emergency or disaster.
The congestion alon g Balboa
Blvd. on certain holidays is a
nuisance, but it could become
The have and holders ... a personality analysis
a tragedy Uthere is DO provision
for city vehicles to by -pass the
congesUoo if or when nec-
essary.
3. The vigorous pollclng of
the Newport Pier area seems to
ha•e pushed a great manyorthe
raunchy people out Into the Fun
Zooe· area.. They apparently are
attracted by the slovenly en-
•lronment of the premises in
that area. I suppose it would be
ntber dimcult to enforce the
law aga.J.nst Uttering, but such
enfOrcem ent might at least be
cons1dered. Resulting tlnes
would make it self amortizing,
When I moved Into this otnce
about two years ago the Flre
Dept. was ins1stent to the point
of arrogance ill telling my sec-
retary that she had 24 hours to
buy a Ud tor the trash can out-
side our rear door . When she
told me about It later this
seemed strangt! to me, In view
of the b.ct that she had poillled
out to the fire inspector that
the other trash cansin the same
area do not have aoo oever
have had Uds, and that the city
trash cans a.loogthe sldewalkdo
DOt have Uds. Is the flre dept.
afraid to enlorce laws against
anyone other than law-abiding
residents? And lt there Is a law
about having Uds on trash cans,
why does the city itself breQ.k
that law?
4. At the r ecent City Coun-
cil meeting whi ch my wtte and I
attended, the residents of the
Balboa area were urged to pro-
pose suggestions for Improve-
ment. I believe it was the plan.
nJng director who stated that the
Fun Zone had just changed tlands
and that the new owners tlad
promised Immediate Improve-
ment. I walk past the Fun Zone
at least twicE' a day and often
six or eight Urne s a day en
route between my ofl!ce and our
residence so I'm In a position
to observe what Is and Isn't
being done. The only change the
new owners seem to have made
1s that now they have put
A-frame signs in the center ot
the sidewalk, which resu lts In
obstrucUon of traffic. I wonder
U they own the sidewalk along
this particu lar portion of the
b&y front or if this Is city
property?
5. Recently I wrote a letter
to tbe pollee chief calling h.ls
attentloa to the bicycle riding on
tiM lidewa.lk ln front of the Fun
aDd elswbere along the
FOIIIEJLYMEARS C.WW
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Read the personaloty descro ptoons and select the one that suits you best lo find lhe right savings plan for your type.
The charts will show you how each one works. We've been matching people to savings plans for 33 years _ The kind
of people who want th e or money to keep Its buying power. Who want lhe value of their money to remain sleady in an
up-and-down market. Who would rather have their money earn inlerest than to pay exorbitanl carrying or loading
charges. Who want theor money to multoply so they can pay cash for things. Who wanl to be able to get their hands
on their money when they need it. Saving people, like you-the kind who want to HOLD their money and HAVE ot
earn interest. Come in an d let one of our people
personality program at Newport Balboa Savings.
experts gel you started on your personalized-to-your-savings-
Are you one of the
regular people?
PLAN i; I
Regular Account
Th1s plan IS for regular
people w 1th regular
sa lanes w ho have
dec•ded to save regular
amounts anywhere from
$5 a week up, but w ho
want the ~r money work1ng
for them They also want
•t to be some place they
can get their hands on •t
If they need •t 1n a hurry
If they can leave •t alone
for a year or more. 1t w 11l
g•ve them the 8 1g Annual
5 TJ y•eld
AEGULAA MONTHLY
INVESTMENT . , ... $100
6 Mos '" "" 608
"' 308 ,,, I 233
'} Vrs 631 j 26C ""' 3 Vrs "' ' ... 3,.,
4 Yrs 1 ]Ji ,.., 5 324
5 Vts 1 107 ] 4 15 ""' tO Vrs 3 900 780 • 15602
15 Yrs 6 7\5 I] 432 ,._ ...
20 Yrs 10 329 20 662 4 1 325
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Are you one of the
other-people people?
PLAN ::2
Th1s IS for people who
have a sum of money they
w ould l1ke to put as•de
and rece•ve the mterest
every month but not
touch the pnnc1pal
Perhaps you 1ntend to
leave your money to your
he1rs In th•s plan the
ong•nal mvestment IS
retamed for a hfet•me
and you have a regular
1ncome every month If
your future plans are for
your children's future.
then th1s sav1ngs progra m
may su•t you
liFE INCOME PLAN
$12000
"500
20,000
25000
50000
S ~ 00 Per Mof'l!h
60 00 Per Month
83 ()()Per Month
104 00 Per Month
]OS 00 Per Monti'!
Are you one of the
retiring people?
PLAN #3
Monthly Security Account
Th1s 1S for people who have
a lump sum of money but
who know that if they don't
put •t awa~ somewhere out
of s1ght. they w•ll spend it.
Perhaps they are looking
forward to ret~rement and
know 1t would be better t o
have a ce rta•n amount
com•ng in every month over
a grven period. Not only will
they get back a lot more than
they put '"·but there w1ll be
a nestegg to reward
themselves for not
blow•ng •t all at once
INVEST $10,000.00 .ANO:
you racaove
eacl'l month
$5000
$5000 s 7500 s 7500
SHlO 00
and you retaon
lor an estate of•
10 ynrs S 8.675 00
15ynrs S 7.72500
!Oyura $4.77500
15 years S 1 ,000 00
10 years S 875 00
INVEST $25.000.00 .AND:
you receove ""d you r euun
each mor'llh for an ealate of'
$10000 tOyears $?5,60000
$10000 15 , •• ,. 126.05000
$15000 10yeara $1 7.80000
$20000 !Oyur• $10.00000
$25000 !Oyears S 2.20000
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Are you one of the
patient people?
PLAN 4 4
Gua~nUed
Annual Rate Account
Th1s plan •s for patient people
who already have a sum of
money to .nvest and are will.ng
to wc11 t a wh•le for a good
return on their money. The
min1mum deposit is $1 ,000
(more if you wish. of course}.
m exc hange for which you
rece1ve a certificate which
guarantees an annual rate
of5.25% for3,4or5years.
Are you one of the patient
ones? Then the GUARANTEED
ANNUAL RATE ACCOUNT
IS for you
lniti~ o.,....
s 1,000 s 5.000
$10.000
,, 5.000
YOU WIU MCfiV'f ........ -l ,...,.. 4 ,..,.. ' ,.. .... s 1,170 s 1,233 • 1,300
S 5.852 I 1.1151 I 15.500
$11 ,705 $12.336 113.0(11
S11.568 Sllt.504 Slit.502
Are you one of the
enterprising people?
PLAN ,¢5
3-Year Bonue AccoUnt
For people who want not
only the current yield on
their savings. but would
like a sum over and above.
In this plan you mvest a
minimum of $1(X)() which
earns you the current y•eld
PLUS an extra Y4% per
year at the end of 3 years
If you would like to be
enterprising and safe at
the same time. then the
3-year bonus account
is for you.
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$10.000 SII .IIQJ $12,313 512.987
$15,000 517 540 s•a 486 $19,4 1
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