HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-07-27 - Newport Harbor EnsignONLY THE SECOND SET of triplets born at Hoar Hospital are tbl Ayru blbles. Rlebard,
Steven and Michatl., whO recently eellbratad their 6 month birthday. Prueatin&' them
wltb silver c141s to mark tbe occuloo are, )eft to rll(bt, Miss Gertrude Canooa. director
of nursing; Mrs. AnU:a Kleenman, R.N., and Mrs, Mar))rle Pyle, R.N., maternity unit
supervisor. (David Ross photo.)
charge den·
A cbarp u.t Newport Beacb Dess here. Clty hall dePies Tbe Z ambulance aervices piece of the action, aoel clalma
ta ptUAc "kJuy" a.mbulaDce tbe charges, butapoUcecaptain already opent1nc here saytbey an excellent reputation
eentee bU beeo ... eled by admits tbat emergency ambu-are cfvlDK coottemergeocyser-tin. santa A~~;..;:~~~::~
tbe. rnuapr ot an ambuiance lance service here could stand flee and tbat the etty cod:! and El Toro,
COIQliMJ that wants 1o do bust-10me Lmpronmeot. not ecoDOmlcaUy ~rt 3 lances DOW ~rate.
W .• pe out ea r I y 11r;:;.. .... .,.,uso, mana .. r of .. ~~; "~u::::...w::~:!::: E Wind Ambu.lance Service, based men 't1r m 0 and 'We';
in TusttP, crlt1clsed Seals and in Ne~rt e Beach ban
ban Surfers Sk Scbaefter's, tbetwocompanJes tUm tha.t the present level a servlnc Ne1rp0rt, when he ap-ambulaoce service is "~~'::;~,~~ p peared before the City Council Police Chief James
U the surf's a., at 6 a.m. Port Bishop Pl., Harbor VIew here Monday. The council re-aoo city manager
uu1 tbe surfers are ~ d. 6 Homes, ns the slD'fers' ferred Wind's appllcatioo to told tbe CouneU oo
a.m., why can't ttleygosurftng'? spokesman, He put the Council operate here to a 2-man com-that complaints were B~use West Newport re1l-on ootice Ura.t he will clrculate mlttee for study. Councilmen tba.t tlle service tssatlsb.ctoi<J,
dents are NOT 141 at 6 a.m. a petition dema.od1ng that the Milan Dostal :1..00 John Store The maio objeeUon rai.OO
and they don't want the happy, law be changed. He even prom-wilt report their findings to the addition of Willd. se>m•:o
noisy surf crowd waJdng them ised to get a lobbyist from the Council on Aug. 14• was that competitioa lor
CARRIE llcKIHLEY G 0 0 DB. y E TRIP LETS up that eorly the Western Surllng Assn. 1n Among char .. s made by Mr. amOUDt of bo>sloesa here would
That utile disagreemeot help get the law repealed. Mancuso ,•as an allegation that reduce the level ot service.
&bout ben to surf a.nd when Cotmctlmen we.re sympa-Schaeffer s did DOl respond Captain Hamittonsaidbedoes D A NOW WEIGH DOt to.., surf has resulted In a thetic, bti: Mayor Mcinnis re-qutclly eoough when 2 Newport DOt object to more ambulance studies Newport Beach law that says mlnded young Bertsch that past policemen were shot 00 Nov. se"l.ce. "lt would be grea.t to • • F U N Z 0 N E IN DouBLE 00 surfing before 7·30 am crusades to liberalize surftn~ 14 • 1970• at Newport ~es. have plenty of ambulances • I I d h
The law bas resuU..i In ;..: laws had lalled. ~:: • .: .::~'~'!:"l>l:: t:': avallable,': he said, "bot ex-g1 r s eat
Of tbe ll30 babies borD this llappJ surfers who just caq't "Year after year, s urfers 18 mini.Jtes elapsed befor e an pertence to other c1t1es. tas
year at Hcac HOC!IPital, oooe walt to hang ten. They ptber say they a.re goine to get popu-ambulance arrived. PoUceCap. sbown that too ~Y companies A decision on wllether or
a e•..,.la l!mUar to the one hu caused as much atteotioo arOUDd the end of 56th St. just la.r St«K~rl for tbeir vtew-ta1n Ri H llto staring tlle busmess can re-. Hurry, hurry, burry U you ... .-_...tbe byBa~P ~u. as the Ayres tr'"'lets born in about ever} morning at 6. Ac. point" the mayor aoted "but cha.rd am n denied sub in less emctent service" not to file crimlDI.I ctarges
waot to take a 30-ceot ride ._... oeu WIM au n, ..., cording to Newport Beach we ~ver see them aP.m." the charge yestercily, citing Mr. M.a.ocuso's claims ~t In tlw! tramc death af a 14-
on a ferris wheel and look and loclll:les blllcooy rails am Ja.o~y. Michael, steTen a.nd Mayor Don Mclnnls, whO Uves He promised Dan that ·•if you the results o! an investip.tioo Sea.ls and Schaeffer's were re-year-okl Balboa Island girl was
out across Newport Bay--the decorator wlodows designed to Rlchl.rd, eons of Mr. ud Mrs. 1 the area they roo out to will follow this through all the by the department after the spooding too slowly to eme.r-exPeCted to be_ placed ln the
carry out the PiviUon motU Robert Ayres, 923 Governor n f 1 and b.lk to sidents incldeat. geocy calls were disputed by bands of the district attoroey
price of the view ls about to Mr Koowtser's JAK Construe. street Costa Mesa a.U were the edge o the water, ye I wwa,uy, as poUce, ,.;e~••ds andas "U was determined that only D""'e ld Stump, Schaeffer .. , __ today. go tc> to $92,000. U • C ··"11 b··'ld th -bora .;.lttdn 9 minlt~s of each back a.t friends wltb a report LU' ~-5 '-tt '" sed be tbe -~ That's how· much developer 00 0• "' "" 8 con-on surfing condltloos then surfers, we wtlJ coosider your mw es e ... p tween trtct s~rvisor, and Seals Newport Beach police com-
John Konwtser says he can domlo1ums. other, weighing in at 7 lb. and noisily hMd lor the ti.g'waves. request.'' time the call went out and owner Larry Seals. Both men pleted their lovestiga.tlonTues-
get tor units 1n a high-density Construction of the protect 5 oz., 6 lb. aoo 12 oc.~ and About 6:45, city Ufeg\JUds Dan, a student at UCl when the ac~.ual arrival or an am~-claim a 5-minute average re-day Digbt to the death of Carrie
coodoml.nium be Is going to ls erpected to start sometime 6 lb. aod 13 oz., respectively. start coml.n to work and its he's not riding the waves, lance, Captai.D Hamllton said. spoose time. Christina McKinley. 14, ot 131
build on the slte of Balboa's after labor 12ay. wlth llrst oc-Steven aDd Richard are ldenti-their un~ task to chase promised to go all out. Toes-Captain Hamlltoo, who agrees However, both were in lbe Topu Ave. She died last Frl-
tamed Fun Zone. He got the c.-ncy Dtlt spring. ca~:~mblDed weight of 20 away the ea!ly-btrd surfers. day, he vtsited recreatloo di-that ~mergency ambulance ser-audience at Mooday night's day morning after belnc hit
p-eeo Ugbt Monday trom New-I lb 14 oz missed a world Monday Digbt, the si.D'fers r ector Cal Stewart, .. oo sa1d vice m the city needs Improve-Council meeting, and neither by a. car driven by a Costa
port Bel.cb city couocUmen. N B p an ners .. . stmred that, although they get lle "agreed in principle" with ment, said the c lw"ges stem-respoaded wbeo MayorDonMc -Mesa man&asbeC1"06sedCrowo
after the city's Plann1ng Com-record tor triplets by 008 ~ early they can sta)' ._., th f JOO K 1se . d mlng from the 1970 locldeot lnnis and other COUbCllmen Dri'fe Nortb by San JoaquiD
mlss1oo 1a.st mori:h turDed ounce. Atteodlpg pbyslcla.Ds, late, too. 'At the eod of a gruel-m~::-a_~~~· assisu!t ~· ~~~ were a resuu of '·emotlooa.l asked if representati.-es from Hills Rd. ln Harbor VIew Hills.
thumbs do'WD oo tbt project. hlot .t .Sio I ns Or, Michael Moses, Or, SteYesl l.n& City Couocll meeti.D&: that Muager Bob W bas been reaction of poU cemeo at the tbe Z companies were preteQI., Carrie "ftB oo a sc:a.veneerhllDt
1D ortrtur111Dr the P.I&IIDJ.OC Kamer, alii Or. Richard fou, bad already rt11 put mldnlctat, ustpad to acco~y Dan 00 aceoe, whO beCame "U"J coo-Wr. Mucuo ays Wind 1a wlth friends wbel:l sbe rtip)l'·
Coea'AI1v'a • ........._ .., liiJc1 tbe . mw:::• _lU'tb wu tlleJ COifrGIICecl tbe CouocU, hls ro.m o1 c.tty offtct•W cerned about 2 ol "!lr friend& curHIItly trJ1D1 to tdr• uti~ t.dl3' na aero. tlile .....,.
eo.eflmn ctnd' II.JIIM'a -.. •lfftport S.cb PIIIIDfDc ....... .,.S.....,~ WU IDI:ldJC' Ytlt Jfe~ Me· "By DUl 1reet," 0u toJd wbO tad bMII ltd. A poU«! ftar!WS, bu1 catdlac eqq!pmd Ill I r.roaft.DI: Ud ... tl:nlck
"oal..ot-tmm" traffte, poer-CommltlkwMra, Wbo tetp in-::.rna;:::;':'.,.-:'!:".; lDDls, "tfith a. request that tbe tbe Ensign yesterday, ''tbis :-" H rus~:':,:!:: and ceoenlly placeWlod'seap-)qat before 11 p.m., by a ear
ated by tbe Fun Zone and otber slatJng lblr tbey llYe in a sea-the doctors before-7:30 law be wiped out. thing ls rotng to be really eft ~g bulanc took t~ abl.llties above tbo6e of other driYea by Robert C. Kellerman,
attraettoas, u a ma))r reason side vtllap while lfriDc" their The arrl".,..l at the triplets Dan Bertsch, 19, of 1930 big." a.th er 5 am e comp&Dies, but that Wlnd 18, or 2507 Bowdoi.D Pl.
tor otaytng the coodomt.Wums. appron.l to hJ(h-rlsebaikH.np:, 0 er. "Deeds to espand in order to Newport tra.t:nc tttYestiptor
a v~:~:ra:::dr:~~:n~: ~=~too~en:~u:. hi~; ~ :e sA::.=:. MAFIA LINK IS PROBED dl;=c~~:~: :.d1ss::~ ~s!.du:s:ui~~~:!~·~:: :es~~::::uan: :~:
))lned MQor Ooo MclnnJ.s ln to bring 1 The older brotber&, Robert, r bul&nce Service tJaJ resulted bula.nce tlrm is the only otbet that Mr. Kellerman .-as drlv-
praislng tberesldeataldevelop~ ~:: down to .. ::_:.~:r~~~ 5• and Bill)', 4• celebrateblrtllp DRUG p ED D Ll NG CHARGED in meetings and letters in the company in the state wtth male 111g at a speed of between 35 ment as "lhe best ava.Jlable lage" seale. days 1D J&JJ11U'J, too, Tbtywere past, bli. that both compa.nies nurses rldlng in ambulances and 40 m.p n ln a 40 m.p h
way" to r..nJace the Fun Zooe Last Thursday's oommlssloo a little apprehensive wbenthelr a.re now giving "better sentce ''We are running ads ill news~ sone wheo th~ ~isbapocclD'r~· .,., puents came home wttb 3 than before .·· • and its tra.tnc. Voting wllh Mr. meett.ng beard comm..Uty de-babies but have decided now Drug peddling charges hne made the arrests as the men Seals aod SChaeffer's rotate papers oow to get these men omcer Bressler would ~ re-
MelnnJI: and Mr. Roprs were velopment director Richard Ho-oat to give them t.ck to lbe beell brought against a Costa were ~a ring. Senral months on a wee,ll b&s:is ln ovtdin and will put them 1n our •e-Yea! what recommendat100, tf
Councilmen Richard Croul, pn's pla.Ds tordraftinganordl-ho llaL Mesa man r-.. ed to be a of investigation preceded the z~ '"-·-Y PT _. g hicles as 900tl as we get enough a.ny, his department made to
J hn sto M sp """'• ~-,_, ........ emergency ser~,ce. .... "he •·· ed tbe d'~lct -•-th o r e and Ua.o DostaL nance to cootrol the slr.e am The Ayres trq»lets use fewer U&fta boss and 5 ocher men a.rre-, The Wind comp&ny nnts a enou~.. c,..Jm . LlloU a • ...,rney... ecase. l::eun:~~~;lot:Y~:;, tr:~ c~~!:~ ~~~ decide the :~~::ro=: ~: = ~=~e=~~~. Saturday by in ~~~t ~~Yc~~~~ coLLINs T 0 FACE FOEs d:r~ K~~e~:~e c~~:'e ~
has consistently opposed h1gb-cbaracter of our clt)' aDd stick 300 each month. ~ food con-Pollee seiJed 10-1/2 Ibs. o1. complaints Tuesday cbarglng stop. She was carried aboiJt
density developments and whose with it," said commisslooer sumptlon las iocreued as tbe pure cocaine, Yaloed at $1 mil-drug peddling. Arraignment in 132 feet 011 the hood of his
oew Rpl,5 zoning taw, aimed Jactte Heather, whO complatoed boys bave grOYD. More tba.D lion, aod claimed to have btoken Harbor municipal court is ez-AT AUGuST 14 HEAR lNG car, acc:ordlng to lbe report. al reduclna: density, wupassed: that "our signs are too largv 120 la.rge jlrs of taby 6::Jod u tmporta.nt link 1n Lri.er-pected today or Friday. Tbe girl was a student at ll~ by the CotmelL and tbere are too muy of are eaten each mootb, washed .. tblal drug tramc when they Zuber served 11 momhs in . Lincoln Middle School. Co~.mcllman CarJ Kymta was tbem.'' down wlt.b about 360 bottles of arrested tbe 6 a.t 3073 Yukon a Wichlpn state prison for Collins Radio's Pf"09Qsed 11Jls. Collins leases the entire Funeral sentcu were held
abHot. Mrs. H•tber sugguted a.n formula Tod&ytbetri,p .. sb&Ye AYe. The reputed Mafta chiet-mariju&Qa possession and has hJgtl-rlse olflce and com-tn.ct trom the Inloe Co. Tuesday al st. JamesEplsc:opal
PlannJ.n& Commissioners, In ordiDince similar to toose in more ttan doubled their blrth tan. Ectnrd z~. 32, ll•ed beeo ind.lcted for fra.W ln New mercia! compln near 0n.nge Ill otber actioo Monday nigtt, Church, with burla.l ln Pacitlc
den)'i.Qc Mr. Komrlser's re~ Carmel and Palm Springs, welgbt tipping the scales at at the Yllkoo Ave. address. York aod Chicago, according Count)' airport wiU get a. public tbe City Council: View memorial park, Rarbor
quest last month, bad cited Wbicb sbe says UmU signs to a total,olSllb.,l 01• Arrested wtth him were to police. Abol.t a ton ol martp bea.rirag Aug. 1-4 before Newport • AOOPTED ~ ~-dated View Hills.
commi.Ullty devek:Jpment de-oamtng tbe nature ol. the bus:l-Mrs. Ayres, a cool,coUected Cbu'les ADdrew Johnsoo. 32, juana was found oa. a farm Beach City Council. building code wllich lDCiudes Carrie, wbo was born In Po-~eot plans to matntaln a ness. tbe name ot t.be owner and alender btuoette ays tbat of Del Yu· Robert Charles io Moorot, Mlcb., restllt1nr in Htgtl-rtse foes a.oo f.be l.rYtne requirements that oewly-bu.Ut mona and lla.d UYed here tor
commercial zooe in tbe area aDd the sen1ce ava.llable. tbe boys woo•t ltly 'm a play. Pasut, 41, ~ lr1nslent; Eric Zuber's marl )ana comtetJon Co. are ezpected to fotm a.n large bUildings be provided wlth 6 years, is su:Ttved by ber
as put of the city's general Commlsstoo.er WWJam Mar-pen a.od 1nB1at lCkJD tautnc Vlneeot Masterman. 33, of Del there. He wu arrested in Co-unusua.l alllance to battle the automatic tlre sprinkler sys-mother, Cbrlstina;byabtotber,
deve~meot plan Dl1fl belDg tin sunested turoing~Wumt-about theboulelDtMlr'ftlkers, Mat; Jorre Enrlqlle Perez, 40, sta Mesa in Juuary, 19n, on proposal. Irvtoe served notice terns. Ct.rles; a twlD sU;ter, Mar-
tormlll&led. na.ted slps at 10 p.m. or at but she's glad that Cal1t«nia of Colombia., South America, charps of burglary, posses-at a prewious Council 3e5Sion • INTRODUCED a "truth ill p.ret:; am by llergr~ents. 8~ real estate ageota, In-the close of busi.Dess. Anotber winters are mUd a.ad she won't and Kenneth Everett Vance, 37, ston ot stoleo prq>erty, sale that the company obfuts to the real estate" Law that will t e-A fi f
cl\dln& ooe who sells coMo-commlssioaer, William Ape, be facing the cbore ot buod11nc a transieDI:. of heroin., and carrytng a con-potential tra.Mc problems tt quire full dlsc\osure of autOOr-n reewa y
mtnlums for Mr. Komrl8er. objected to largeslgDSoobuild-them let and UDbuodlloc tflem Costa. Mesa police said they c•led w-.pon. but charges ctaims will resuh trom the lzed uses, occ...,aracy and r.on-
testltled that 110 buyers have tnp aDd signs on hlgb poles. in snowsulll ltaked out tbt res:ldeoce a.oo were dropped due to a lack project. Anti-higb~rlse and ing 00 all real estate each •t do
aboWD any t.Dterest lo deYelcp. "U •• are aotnc to b&Ye a. • , of evidence. anti ...airport forces a.re oppo$-time it Is sold. PubUc hearinr SUI may le 1,.::.,':-eo=~ l':~'~=. ~~~C:.t"r!'~t DUPLEX CURB LAW OK Dr H. B. GENERAL PLAN ~~ i~=t~m~~ ~li~t! wl~~~~E o W1til Aug. 14 Trla1ofsutt seettnctDforce
~~r!~~er:r: :::.."cttJ-Iike commerclal AIMED AT BALBOA ISLE TO BE AIRED MONDAY !~l~~~:U:.,.'!i~~ :e:=t~se:b~~O::ti ::::u: .r::~~~:! pllua ltYen.l time. u repre-AU commlulooers ~eerned Newport Beach's pnenl de-in tbe area. meet.iDp. Tberules woolda.Uow to auo.r tbe Paclfte oout free-
entittYtl ot tbt Baa.. Peo ... to &CfM tbt.t root-top sips veklpmeat plan wtll be tbe sub-A tall office buildina:,ahotel-tntorma.l votes at shxSy ses-ny to 10 t.I'Jroqtl tbl city r..s
lull& PoiDt A.ult. tM ~ woaJd ba.n to CO· Roolde cuy CoUDcltmu Paol tla"ou&tl ..,.at. bearlnp be-jeet o1 a )olDt meetlnt Moo:iay motel comple1 and othM eom-siolla, restrict informatloo beeD pcMipoaed ud may DeVer
lii&Ddi lmptortmeal A.aa. ud Mr.BDtu-eai&SoDecllhaeom-Rycilofl became a biro lo some llre tbe PI&DDIDC CommlsslOD nigtlt between tbe Ctty Co~mcil merclal Yentures addin& 141 to aftllable from necutlve ses-be a.rct, the E..tp learned
tbe CtDtr&l Mnpari Blac:h ml...._.l t.bl.t the Newport o1. his lllli~M!U'a oa 8a.I:Joa Ia-ud U. Clty COUDCil., a.rxl il aD1 the Pl&:DDln.& Commissioo.. a $135 mlllioo iDYestmeol an Doas. allow the Couocil to re-yesterday.
CommUillty Aaa. attacUd tbe Harbor ClaD'Iblr of Commerce 1Ud MoDday Dlrht --&ad a eoU1 be u late as December Tbe meetlll& CJP8Il 10 tbe LnroiYed In the CoWns pl&As. quire certatn wltDeues to be E. o. Rodetler, ... oo owns
denlopmeat ud UUd U. woald pnlbab!J AIM the pro-rl.lllaD to otber1 --wbta be bdre It actlally becomes 1a.w pubUc. wlU beglD at ·7:30 p.m. The maio otttce bW.kilDc wo.kl JWW1l, aDd let normal pro-the Roc1efter Blda. lD Nnport
CCMIIdl to liPOid tM PIUrllDc lf'&.lll· pusbtd a ..., ut1--deUtty10a-oa tiN tai&Dd. 1D City CoaocU cbambeJ's. also be the perrna.oeor. home eectur.s tor Couoell meetlnp, c.ur, ft'-d ut lD J.-ry
Comm.tuloD'I dedllc!o taa law tbrOulb NtwpCM't Btleb Wlt.b Comacilma.o Carl Kymla No olllc\&1 )eclllltkla ot !Se-of Harbor mtn~t d:lltrlct loeldtla: sea.ttna. cbarctAI trat tbe city wu
Tallar Mr. -·•-JOHH WAYNE HAMED City couocu. .-. a ,_ tbo ..too ol ct-. wtll bom&de. court. Je•UJ obUfllod 1o .-tho
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•
TOM ANDERSON
..,...C :J:T• --,.,
.Our Sabotaged _Army
'lbe Amorl<on -Ita Our Armed Forces haw
otrtuolly lporocl the -of now aU but ld1lod moilla,
tadol tiiiD>il in tha U. s. KP, thort hair, obedlonot,
Armfd Forcea. ""!be South JeVere inspcctiOnt, rtp411lut·
Alrican Obletwr .. comment· in&. dilelpllne, the wiU to
.S recently: win and patriotiam. Who cHcl
.. Ltn*lt handl.ina of ndld it? Maybe we oUJht to quit
lnclclenb within die U. S. bllmin& our leaders, one·
Army could llld. to anuehy/ worlders, press, peiCCJ\iks 1nd
ac:cordir'IJ to the dWrmln o Lnitora. Let's ju'tt uy the
the eoftf'~ aubcommit· American pcopW: are to blame.
tee on inilltary recn.Utment. We pt what we deterw.
..Rep. W. C. Daniel of Every nation ~uahout hii-
Virajnia, chairman of the tory hu. .
What's ?
your ? •
opiniorla?
TltU ..... _.uoa:
''WIIAT IPPICT WD.J.. THE
lfllW 11-YEAR-OLD VOTER
BAn: Oft THIS TBAII'IZLEC-
TIJIIM" Aa.dl at Sind •• aod
' -Blfd., Waol 1!1-t.
CHERRIE JUDY
<JIM ..etlf ., .11¥
ARVO E. HAAPA., owner olRd publ ishef of the Ensi9'l
THE NEWPORT CENTER OFFICE of 11rllted CaJUoroll 8uk, wlrleh bepn Ita !!rat
wHit of open.Uoo Mooda.J, ts chrlsteoed ..Ub a. buce bottle of ctiampague dv1De the
dec1lcaUoD ceremoolea. Ta.tinr part are. trom left, R. C. KtmbaU. Yict.presldeat ud
muapr of the oew bt.nttng oftlce; Oooald McGinllis, mayor of Newport Beacb; Norman
Barker Jr., president of united Cal1fon.ll. Bank, and Wi111am R. Muon, presldeot of the
lrYiDt Company. Tbe Newport C.eoter offtce La OCB's !48th bnncb office to Calllorn1a.
Hou.e of Representatiws Th~ of use who read
special aubc:onunittee on re-facts like these and. then re--
cruilin& and retention of mili· act. by a :-holeale condem-
t.ary personnel, wu comment· nattOn of war. of our Armed
ill& on the Army's handling of Forca: and the Pentqon,
a cluh between white and couldn t be more wrona-Ow
black .ervicemen in Dum-pathetic, ctin»ridden, druc-
stadt,Germany. ensnared., de_monlized Viet· nam army JNI'TOU the IOdety
"Nineteen black service-it left 1t home.
men were charaed in the inci·
dent, but the chugn were It was all planned thai
way -by conspiratorial '"one·
world" leaders, munitions
makers. industrialists and one·
worldera who deliberately got
us into a no-win war designed
to bleed us materially and
spiritually, lo ruin our world
image and to help our ene·
mies.
• CHERRIE PETERS. l7,
fullortoo, a -0111 II fulltrloll
eollqt: •• After watctw:ac the
CODYeDUoo oa TV • I woold say
tbey are aotn1 to haYe a blr
lmpact bee&Uie they hln den-
DUe Ideas and aren't afraJd
to ll)e&k out."
• THE GREATEST CRIME IN HISTORY
What crime against humanity Is rated
as the most monstrous and despicable
In all of recorded history?
A ready answer would be Hitler's gas
chamber murder of some 6 million Jews
during the Nazi dictatorship In Germany.
Others may cite the tens of millions
liquidated during the red terror of Lenin,
Stalin and Khrushchev In communist
Russia. Still others may point to the
awesome toll In political executions In
communist China, perhaps as high as 50
million during the bloody regime of Mao
Tse-Tung.
These are shocking crimes that cry
for God's Intervention and judgment
against the guilty murderers ..• But an
even more monstrous crime Is now being
committed, day alter day, right here In
our own United States, Including our own
community. The number of victims bas
not yet reached the awful toll of lives
claimed by the nazis and communists,
but if the murder of the Innocents is
not halted, the dead will total In the
hundreds of millions.
The victims of this most terrible of
all crimes are unborn babies, who are
being put to death under the sanction of
the laws of our land. These victims of
our abortion laws are denied the most
elementary of civil rights --the right
to life. They are denied the protection
of our U. S. Constitution, and are con-
demned to die without the right to be
represented by counsel, a right guaranteed
for the worst of criminals.
Letters
• NO-FAULT INStmANCE
Editor of tbe Eulgn.
ODe of tbo llttlo-coosldered
fleU: a1::loW DO flUlt lnsv&Dce
cu be eeea ID ao eDmple
ot Us effect, such as tbe tot.
lolrlnr.
A buslDessman, baseball
player, morle actor, te1evlsloo
performer. salesman. or any
slmtlar 1Ddlv1dtalls negligently
run down 1n a crosswalk by
a careless driYer. He is oot
catutr.pblcallY lo)Ured, but 1s
disabled for !Kmle lZ to 16
weeks, during which Ume he
sees the doctor twice a week
aDd ends ~ with a. $300 doctor
bUI.
He loses a sales contract
worth $30,000, a. movie coo-
tract worth $50,000, a base-
ball contract worth $100,000
or some similar large amount.
He is completely deprived ot
tt1s right to sue for thai sllln
because he did not receive a
catastroplllc lojury or han
medical expenses of $1,000 or
more.
It's bard to get ~set about
a morie star, or 1. bt.aebl n
player, but this eDmple wlll
awlY to practically anyone who
loses aooutslarldtngopportunlty
because of an accident that
disables lllm for an extensive
week period.
Wben we coiC)le tbe effect ot this ea.mpleooa few specl.ftc
1ndlrlduals with tts effect oo
the geoeral public, we caD see
that oo ooe can legitimately
SIW)rl th1s concept In the
tut~~re.
Tlte Cal11orn1a. Trial Lawyers
Assn. eJpeCts to have more
than 20 newspapers and two
television stations on its side
LP tbe fUture. We e.spect tbat
we wtll have more than 113
coosumer organizations oo our
slde. because tbe plans are
lnbere!Wiy evil and unjust, DOt
tust because tbey cost more.
require you to buy d~llcate
The wholesale killing of unborn babies coverago, and have llHle attect oo court congestion, which are Is murder just as surely as the gas only passloe evils. ADd also
chamber executions by the nazis and the because they deprive tbe pobllc or a coostttuUooallJ protected
liquidations by the communists. The rlgbl --the rlll!t to "'" aDd
apologists for the monstrous abortion lair cornpeusatloo b)'aoAmerl-
laws seek to justify the crime by saying can w/':r?'-,e lhlnl< that our court
that the unborn baby Is not a human being, system costs less tbaJI $3.00
Th 1 I God I h I per person per year, we know ey are pay ng n t e r attempt wecanattordtotllve !Ull)ustlce
to justify the taking of a life, Logic to every u.s. ctttsen.
al th t lif h be t Tbe Trial La,.era stand tor
one says a a e as en erminated that priocJ.pte. as well as tbe
I! abortion Is committed any time alter principle of coostructlve re-
the moment of conception form ud improvement o1 o~.a • exlst1n& system ., that that
These same apologists who are clamor-rl&bt "' ...,., readlly arulable to e.cb cJtlJeo.
ing for even more liberalized abortion Herbert Hallt
laws are at the same time abhorlng the cPrewsldeot 1 orDJ.a Trial cruelty of capital punishment. They are t.a,.er, AIID.
asking for even more killing of Innocent, • BIGGEST LOOPHOLE
unborn babies, but they have waged a E~: 0{oothe !":"';.....hs the
successful campaign to save murderers a.1r 1u beeo lllled wltb w1n
from the execution that they deserve. ctrarps b)' poUtlclau aploot ao..Qiled '• ktopllolea." ID tbe
Abortionists cannot claim the protection maJorliJ "' '""'· ~at. the laws that bave been adopted In wW dllrcoYer tllara ara aco-aomtca.lly IOUDd r...,.. tn-
most of the states, authorizing the ldlling t-tu ... -. TJU
of the Innocents. God's law still remains abOUid r...U lo •. ••"•11 ... Uat bu!Dell profttl:, DOt P"-
unrepealed, and vengeance Is the Lord's, mtrntrt1 _. ... art Utorralo
There wW be a reckoning for violation ..... '" "' lObe II> ttt1o ..-,. Of aU U..fii.Wil....,..,_, at. God' • admonition that "thou shalt do lha blaoot llr t11o1 ..-por-
no murder." milo the --1o -
ltl.a ... --IIIII --It t. Incredible that there Is need for
IWW man-made laws to protect the lnno-
'cent. But tbal 18 lndeed the cue. Con-
...... -John Sebml.tz bu taken that
ltap bJ I.Dtr~ctoc an amendment to the
c-ututtoa to ellteDd the guarantee at.
rt111t to Ule to enry American cbiJd an-.._ _. « coacepttoa. Read
.... utili? 011 tills ,..., and jotn tbe .. .._ • _.. --cit.
---~ -:::; --... !·lOtito-
"' liOrilllacllll -· -t "'--· ... --· TOO. wtiiDit C.., .. ..._,.
"' 'IC Jlildllltlt, -fill a.
PI 1J1ZIB .. ol)lt~ ----" Gao• ... /Mol) ..... ill .... aJGifr •'t.hJh"
ta .. II.I.A. - --P' PI 'U._.ai .... MIII'? . ...,, c. c.--,
G' ...
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subsequently dismissed on the
... _____ ~orders of Gen. Michael IIGVS Davison, commander, U. S.
Army Europe and the Sewnth
COHOIIISIMAN Army.
JOHN G. SCHMITZ
California 35/h Dtstrid
"Mr. Daniel, ' expressing
concern over racial strife with·
in the Army, said: .. There
must be an understanding
between the troops and com·
"Tbe critical Issue Is which wouJd speeUlcally In· manders that discipline wiU
whether an abortion involves elude in the guarantee of the be mainta.ined th,rough equit·
the destruclloo of a human life. right to We which awears ln able and impartial adminis-
U ooe concedes tlllt U does, the nrst and fourteenth amend· tration or the provisions or
then ooe can hardly support ments toourConsUtutton.every the Unirorm Code or Military
aproposaltoldllellstlnghuman American child from the mo · Jwtice."
beiD&:S to suit the convenience ment of oonceptlon. At tbe tlme or comfort of others (even ln the fourteenth amendment wu ".Rerening to the Darm·
the most agxravated circum-a~ted. or very sbortly there. stadt incident, he said: "The
stances of rape and tocest) or after, UUs was 1n effect the Army cannot runction as an
because those others consider law lo every state ot tbe Union. effective part of ow military
the victim unfit to Uve • . . It Is therefore rlrbally certain establishment if it follows the
The child ln tbe womb Is 1n that tbe framers ot thisameod-theory that any organized
tact a human being from the ment intended It to be sounder-minority -and I mean eithet
moment of hi5 conception. This stood, and almost as certalD black or white -can get what
could ea.slly be demonstrated that the tramers ot the ttrst it wants by organizing •
at length. It Is so clearly a amendment and the orlglna.l ruckus. Th..is type of permis·
We -you and I, not. the
super-rich or the poor -pay
about $650 million a year to
maintain ·ouc so-called armed
forces in Japan. Why? Well,
one reason is that ow muni·
tion makers are on the make
to sell more American weap-
ons lo the J1panese. Japan is
rich. And we are now em·
bracing her historic. enemy,
Red China.
Admiral Rickover says:
"The first right of every
American is to be protected
against foreir, attack, and the
nut duty 0 government is to
keep our nation alive."'
Scleotlllc tact that -e teach Constitution would have k....a tbe siveness only leads to an-" ,..., archy." "AmeriCI has no future," 1t as such ln our scbools . . . same l.ntentton, had the sclen-he points out, "if it allows
Modern science has estabUshed ttllc evtdeoce ot tbe humantty "'The cornrrUitee"s o nly iuelf to be out-matched mill·
that tbe We of every hUITWl of the unborn chiJd from the witness, Brig. Gen. Welton tarily.""
being begins at cooceptioo," earllest stages of Us develop-Parsons, judge advocate, U.S. Any nation is out-matc.hed.
--Testimooy of Ctarles E. ment, which is now koown, been Army Europe and the Seftnth when 1 large percentqe of its
Rice, Professor of Law, be!ore known to them. This guarantee Army,. told the panel the armed forces no lonpr be· u.e Commttteeoa Public Health. of the unborn child's right to Army IS . d~ing ev.erything it lievts in the principles on
Wett.ue and Soclal Security of llfe needs to be speeiflcally re-can to elirrunate VJolen~and, which! II• n&lidd"is built Our
the lD41a.oa State Seoate. stated and Inserted Into the ~n atmosphere of fear ex;.tq ~belli rlllla ~ JD)re on. our
The persistent avoidance of Constitution oow, ooly because 1n ,.Army barracks o~u. capacity to defend ourtelves
the fUDda.mental Issue ot wheo the courts have demonstrated General_ ParJOns wd that from within than from with·
lluman Ufe begins, by the de-on so ma.ny occasioos that lbey charges apmst the 19 black out 0u _,. u· 1
ill dt doc . d dr..-. r ........ rnenaoe no feDders of widespread abortion w rea hat umentaccord-semcemen were roppe l}lt'· fall-out but xU-out
in the United States goday, ls Lng to tllelr own Ideas and c:aute the Army relt thai they " .
iDescusable. It the uOOorn cblld current treods of tbougbt, had already been given suf-In his latest -and I hope
ls a human belnc from the rather than according to tbe ficient punishment by con-his lut -book, pro-enemy
moment of cooceptloo, then all intentions of those wboft'Otelt. ftnement!'" Supreme Court Justice Wil·
tbe ott-beard arguments about lism 0 . DouJlas says that
perSODII convenience and fetal ROBERT BADHAM REPORT FROM revolution may pro~ the only cood.itl.oo and "forced preg-THE ASS EM BL y honorable alternative to op-
nancy" aDd a woman's •·rtgbt . pression by the "American
to ber own body" become not 7 ht Olstr~ct . eoUrt broad trODt instead ot establishment.'" Revolutionist
only indefensible, but mon-On the sur race, ''no~tault" rushlnc toward •bat awears Douglas says: '"George Ill was
strous -· lor what decent man insurance certainly soundJ to be a surface panacea --the symbol apinst wttich our
or woma.n wouJd defend the great. Under the provlsloos of and may not even be ttat. rounden made a revolution
killinc of a human being on the bllls, a motorist or pedes-My mall bu bHa rtmnlng now considered bright and
sucb uOUDds? Bit to assert trlan Injured In an altomoblle bleb oo both aJdes otthls coo-&)oriow ... we must realize
tbat tbe unborn child is DOt accldeot would collect damages troreral.al laaue. I bope •ben that today's Establilhment'is
a buman being is to assume Immediately from b1s own In-we ti.Dd a cood sol~ we the new Georse Ill. Whether
a yery heaYJ burden of proof, suraoce company, tberebytbeo-can tben ret a law that sattstles it wiU continue to adhere to
siDce as Protes.,r Rice polnts reUcally eUmt.oatlnr proloopd all tbe people. his tactics, we do not know.
out in detail ln his testimony, dlspttes ud puhapt: oostb' lrit does, the redseu. honMed
scleaWic 81'ideoce to the coo-court cases. Proponents say, M .01 year ~ t~~clition. is also revolu-trar, 11 O'ferwbelmlDg. .. no-fault'' would ease the bur-an bon.
As a matter of fact, no one den on overcrowded courts lDd The revolution wu. And
bas proved --and lt ls lm-congested caleodars. h Is. It's on the streets, in press
possible tor me to see bow In return tor these ecooomlc onors won and networks, chwc.hes and
a.D,JODe can now prove --that beDeQts, tbe intured would atYe camputes, and in the armed
tbe tmborn cbJid .Js DOt a buman ~ Ills rlrtt to sue tor dilmaces aervioes.
betnc. As a buma.n beiDf, the unless h1s injurtes were coo-b s h "lz The traitors are winning.
ldlorn chi leila: I oaw American sldered serious. UofortllatelJ, y c m I And the people sJeep on.
cltisen, eotitled to tbe fllll pro-oooe of the 5 bills coastdered
tectlon of the Ccutitutton and by the Legislature appeued to Tbt Cooerea of Freedom
tbe laws. Yet today lhele oew meet the \topiiD atudlrdl tlllt IDe, bl.l Mlected Rep. Jotm
cltlr.enl ue belng lll~ered propooeots ascribe to "DO· G.' Scbmttli, R-Tatln, u U.
by tbe hiDII:reds ot t~ fault" iDB~.aance. The deta.lla "maa o1 tbe ,...,. .. tJr U?Z
in bospltals ud aborUon mUla proposed by the blllsneedaome and wtU bold a tuqatt ·lD bJ.t
tn m&BJ of our states. worklnc over, aad ttme per. ball« ctartac tbl orpntuJ:ioo't
Ill u. receot declltoa on mttunc duriDc tbe interim, I uaaa1 mHttD.c Stpt. 7-8 111
Cl,pltal puplabment, tbe T1Dited lKlpe we have some of tbe bop J.-•"IL Ykblpa..
st&tel ~emt eo.t nled tblt worked out. E-.ewtiYt diHc:tor' Ct&Jt. a state may ao lctapr tate tlte At tbe out.,., tbe J)<MOII K-W. RyMr, 1&\f (llot.)
tift eoren or a dellberate, YI1UUl bUll would tan rlutd tbt IUd., "Tbt coacr .. Ll& -.u,.
murderer, wbo wu trled1 coo-premiums that drtnrt PIJ lor Uoa of p&.triOUe orpn'MdMI
rtcted IDd --I>J'.IIallclao lrtnriJJCt from IS to 50 por ud lrtdl-11 dedlcllod to
proc ... at law. 8al tlat arne ceat, bee&-allpnwl4ed ort11 r.-atto• o1 lrtdl~ rr-
coort put ot1 Ulllll ooll ,.ar lor boclll)' llt)lrry, aot..-tl -&1111 llaiH' rllltlo upor-
•• tridooll)' llllloablllomolia damap. All ... ld lrafl ro-Utloed 1>1' tJ1e ~"
'-' Us miJ>l •• a dact-Oil qatred double .,.. ..... --Cop!. Rrkar l&ld Ill& ...,.U-
wbetblr &DJ 1tate wU1 be al--pq .. alrtadf ban IDIDt lorm satSc.'• ...,.. D"MttDII are
lolred to probll* Ill& lti!UIIf of medical &1111 np~ p0rat1 to proooot -at Ill&
o( IIDibcn cblktr• .lor 1111 ttl.-iDIWUet. Tbla, too. 011 tllll lldol't ........ OCIIUI'ta•
ICG otblr u.a. to an the ,.,....,. ftwtr tlllD I per etat Uft ...,_, b tbl P*iJWi
lift at tlte -, of Ill& cuaolo CaiUorrtll trial or 1o1n1oc IDd p-., -._
E,..,._ ----lllfolfl arpmoota-taQ ud tact1eo 1.1 tbo ballll IDd abta'l tbt rtall.tJ of abe:W'-motor Ylb!c .. accidtlta. "!Co-ta.;zu 1 '' oe f!'..,.a. tloot ~..,.,.. 111&1 ... _ .. ___ oot ........ lebtlll,-will bo
St.,romo c-t ..w 11-aUmlll&toallol-. _.,._c __
ttoeldo t11o1 -Dll1 .,-. Altdt from -· arp. --Rarlctr, P-LA, lUl tbt llfa OC mbon l:UIM • .-., Calb'.... 11i1oUt Jtll"'l netpfMt o1 U. ,._
Co pyr ilhl 1971 .
American Way Fea1urc-s
• JUDY REYNOLOO, ZZ, ot
1801 w. Bay Ave., Central
Newport. Air C&Ufornla stew-
Udell: 11I'm lfra1d many ot
them wtll Yote emotloMUJ, be-
caue they are sub)eet to the
ialluence ol tbe revolution-
arlet."
• GENEVIEVE SOtrrH-
GATE, Ora.oge, crafts worker:
•• In the metropoUtaoa.rns. they
•UI ban considerable lntlu-
eace. but in rlll"al areu the
k1dl wtll Usteo to tbelr parents
and wtu vote as they do."
• MRS. H. H. A VILA, 129
Vta Willers, LJO) Isle, house-
.U.: .. After taldare'" to a 1ot ot }'OUDC peopte, I've c::ome to
tbt eooclusioo tbat thtJ'U vote
about Ute the relt of ua a.od
woa•t hue uy great effect
on tbe outcome."
JOANN
• JO ANN SCKNIEPP, 408
S9tb st., Well Newport, hotlse-
wlfe: "The JOI.IlllaYt definite
oplDloba aDd 1 thlDk tbelr en.
thaslatm wW e&OH a lot ol
pareat1 to pt excited about
tbe tlecUoo, too."
• LEON THAYER, 19, of !18
Kooz St., Costa Mea, boJ: boy at Warltet _, "I doll't bo-
llt"e to "otlnc. bat I thlnli:: the
rouor JOtara wW r.tlp Mc-
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'A, PltE£ l'tti!SI IS I!SSI!NTlAL
THE lVBlJ' AIU! OP OUR N,.;no
-Tbomw Jeff._
GEM TALK
TODAY
By J . C . Humphriu
-
'
SCO TTISH LION CUB, one of the many otrsprlng of the
late and legendary Frasier, greets 2 visitors from Scotla!ld
at a get-acquainted picnic sponsored by the Irvine Co.
and the University .Park Par ents, Faculty and Friends
Orpni:r.ation. Lion handler Brenda Easley, right , shows the
cuddly cub to Sheila Cherry, left, and Aileen Duncan,
17-year-old visitors from Irvine, Scotla.ncl, who are here
on a student exctr.an ge pr ogram. Two Irvine, Calif., girls,
Sue Langlois and Elaine Strutt, will le:.ve Aug. l to visit
Scotland.
Kiwanis lauds
good guys
"Good CUY" elta.l.looa were-
Chen last Thursday to 6 Costa
Mesa youopters tor helplnc
thell city's pollee department.
The North Costa Mesa KJwan1•
Club made the awards at a
ltmcheoo at the Mesa Verde
Country Club.
The "good guy" program ll:
a Kiwanis project for recognlz.-
lng clth.en cooperation with po-
lice. Individual pollee otticeu
recommeDd awardee& to Kl-
wanJ s.
Receiving citations Thursday
.... were Donna Packard, 14; Dar·
rell John Havens, 12; Lester
Reuhllng, 11 ; Lisa Taylor, 11;
Corrine Dill, 10; and Kim Hol-
land, 14.
Donna Packar d found $91 be-
lieved taken In a burglary and
turoed It over to pollee.
Darrell Havens and Lester
ReuhUng helped recover a
stolen mlnl-blke and helped the
lnvestlga.Ung police om cer in
finding other Items stolen ln
a nelghborllood burglary.
Lisa Taylor and Corinne Dill
gave pollee Information that
led to the arrest of a burglar
aoo the recovery of about $700
wor th of stolen property,
Guest speaker at the awards
luncheon was Orange County
'
JONATHAN PRICE, left, Costa Mesa hlgh school senior
aoo son of AMF Vott chemical ene:tneer Floyd Price, Js
the wlnner of an AMF' national merll scho larship, Jonathan,
whO pla.n.s to major tn matb at Stanford University 15
receiving the award trom )!arviD Rtmland, pr esident' of
AM F Voit Inc., 3801 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana. The
progn.m provides colleg1! scholarships ranging trom $1,000
to $6,000 for sous and daughters of AMF' l:!mployees. l'tus
is the second award tor the Prtce t.amHy, Daughter Marquita
was a 1963 w!nner . She earned her math degree at Stanforr1
In 1967.
Fire station costs cut
District Attorney Cecil Hicks. Tile estimated cost of Jand-
K!wanJans have honored more scaplng the fi r e station near
lhan 20 Costa Mesa youn gsters Newport Center has ~n cut
since starting the "good guy" !rom a proposed $10,000 to
program In 1970. less than halt that ftgure.
The landscaping jotJ was a
MISS GERTRUDE CANNON $to,ooo item on the ctty'sl972.
Dl RECTOR 0 F NURSING 13 booget w>til Co >mcthnan Paul
S • • d • . Ryckotr questioned theeq>elldJ-Ign Up remln er given M1ss Gertrude M Cannon, tur e during budget hearlngs ln
Cal Stewart, city parks,
beac hes and recr eation rll.
r ector, r eported to Monday's
City CoWldl study sesstun that
landscaping plans a.r~< oow com.
plete aDd the ctty is r l-arlj to
go to work on the pr o ,e~'t -
for less than $4,000.
SERVES ON SHIP THAT
WON POSEIDON FLAG R.N., has be•n name<! d;rector May. One or the b;gg<!st ex-
All stiJcleots of Corona del of Nursmg at ~oag ll_o~!tal, penses In the proposal was a
J. c. Humpftrlu. who.• .ro•• Mar 11.1gb school both nd celve a counseling appointment a ccorrll~g to achng:.dmmJstra. $4,500 automatic spri!lkllng N:..vy Seaman Wtillam C.
ac IUJ N•wporf Blvd. ~~a.. returning. are re'mtDded~w a through the mall prior to Aug. tor ~u ts J. Kaa. system. Aft er Mr. Ryckoffcal-Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
t. ... o C01 &o Muo Lo'ldmorlt sistant princl""'l Cera!/~~= 19. first appointments will be Miss Cannon be~n ~r car. Jed the ell:penditure a waste Willlam J. Powell of 627
for olmo.l 11 y.o••. f• o11 -Monday Aug 28 Those who eer at Hoag _Hospt tal m. 1969 of money, the city mana"""r's Knowell PLa ce, Costa Mesa, ts
o1.t11lor lry o" '''"' ol'ld C lellan that registration and ' ' · ots n 1 st 1 ~~ be r h h i•-lry. selection of classes will tak cannot keep their appointments a. urs ng m . rue or w u1-office came back with a plan a cr ew mem r o 1 eresearc
Ia e should contact the school at serv1ce ed_ucahon .tnd w:.s to have firemen, who are on and development vessel l:.S.S.
''SYNTHETIC JADE'' P ce between Aug. 2l aodSept. 644 -1000 nam_et! at:lmg rhreetor last duty 2-1 ho ur s a day, turn the Observation Island, whl•'h h ... s 1 ln the hlgb school gymnasium ' Apnl St r1 terl f be ~ t 1 The Orient offers a seem -Any student grade 91hr ,.,;, Incoming 9th grade students · 1e wa s ~a ua rorr. water on and off. firemen also eo present.:u w t 1 a com-
lngly unUmlted Sl(lp)y of bar-12 new to ihe area h011jd who registered at Lincoln mid-Immaculate Heart Colle~ volunteered to do the planting memora.tlve Poseidon fla i; for
gains in ever ything trom cam-repo' rt to the school at ~ ao.u"'· die school In June wlll r£>~elv_E> Sc hOOl of Nursmg E~ucationand themselves, cutting costs fur -valuable contributions to !he
thei r Program (hro gt (I I held 1/le rank or lieutenant In ther . Na>y's Polarts and Poseidon eras to jewelry, and the aver-any morning during ihe r egis-. u 1 1e ma1
NEWP~RT HARBOR ENSIGN
PUIJ.JSHEO WEEKLY -PAGEl
THURIOAY, JULY f7, lf12
CllAOIIA DEL MAR, CAL
SHARP RELIEF
M ll.lWI\t:S u.sed to put a kmfc un...ter the he.! to tut
th~ pam·· of childb•rth. Sound~ fonil~h . no~..~d:~y'
But !hen, we're luck y. We hinc man) ... ondcrful po~m·
relie,mg drugs .. o ther powerful mcdu:.>~lltln~. too
\-\hen }ou"re 11l, take ad,antagc of the nc.,.cl , cfh: ....
tJ\c med•t·mals. Seek your physJCtan, .... h Ito: he ,
the llnl) one qualihed 10 prcl>Cnbe fot you1 ho:.dth
I hen. 1f ~recommend~ mtd1ec~.t1nn. come to \1\ f1H
prc..cnptJOn ::.erv1ce
Christensen Pharmacy
-~ L C:OAIT a11tT .. CO_,aA DKL IIU
OIUOU j.IQI
RE:'\TER S!
UH l 01" H -\\ E 1-IRt-: & 1 Ht-.~·1
1'."1 RA'I·t-: H" lO t R
PER~O'Al. Ht.l.fl'l·l''·~~
Phone 548-5554
l ut·k & I' I'll' Rabbi II
1411 lhrb .. r ftl qj . I n•lll '~•"•ll
FAihdlti IIHUR .UO CE: GIIOUP age tourist otten buys when traUon period aod should r eport to school on ~he Army Nur se Corps in World A redur:tlon in the size and and Ar my's S.;.feguard missile
he should not, Returning Corona del Mar Sept, 11, the fir st regUlar da y War II. She has been:. resident number of plants lowered costs development progran1. l!is ship
A good case In point Is high school students will re-ior'i'iitaii'i'"illl••••••••o•r lolr~an~ge~lclolwl>tlylsl;lnole•l91613~. ~'l"ilttiitleimiioiirleii. •••••••''•holmle.ipolrlti•I"I'IPielarl tiHialrho•r•. •••••••••••••••••••• "synthetic )lde," the poorest I •
~ •• :~~~/~. calteo "synlheltc ncome rl se
A )ldellke imitation is of-
fered In Hong Kong and Japan f
under names such as "synthtt1c 0
jade," "IImor l stone," or
"meta )ide,.. nus material f
Ll told LD. ellbf. tn.uluceot or
shades of creen called Burmese
10 seen
Centinela
A, B aDd C, Australian A ud Centlnela Bank e.zpec:ts net
8 and Atrtcan A and B. Income to rise 10% this year
Although It Is claimed that from last year's $186,088 or
the raw matertals used are 82 cents a share adjusted t
while )lde and quartz, teclmlcal a two-for-one st~k split t:S
tests show visual and physi ca l month president Rowan Henry
characterlstlcs well within the told a' group of Orange County
ra.n.ge for ordinary glass, and business and nna.nclal leaders
the extremely poor imitations In Newport Beach last Thurs 4 have radiating fibers causing day
the cat's-eye appearance from C~ntlnela Bank, with a 24
which the Imitation derives Its year~ld reglonalortice tnNew-
name. port Beach, plans to open a
U you go to the Orient, enjoy second Orange County ofOce
the experience, but bring OOme In Huntington Beach In about
only those barga.Jns which your 6 months, Mr. Henry added.
own training and experience The Huntington Beach branch
will enable you to properly wlll be a 5,000-square-foot
evaluate. --(Adv.) free-standing building with
LEGAL MOTICE drlve-~c> laclUUes in the vi-
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO clntty of Brookhurst St. and
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF' Garfield Ave.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Headquarter ed In Inglewood,
July 21, 1972 the 9-year-old bank has other
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: branch omces In Playa del
Sub ject to lsstance of the Rey and Hermosa Beach and
Ucense applied tor, notice Is specla.lit:es In marine financing.
bereby gtven that the LZDder-Centinela Bank's Newport
signed proposes to sell a leo-Beach regional om ce, over-
belie beverages at the prem-looking Newport Bay at 3333
lses, described as follows : 25 1 W. Coast Hi ghway, Is halled
East Coast Highway, Newport as the most nautical In the
Beach. West both In interior decor
Purs uant to such Intention, and features that lnchxte an
the undersigned Is applying to adjoining 65-foot dock to ac-
the Department of Alcohollc commodate bllnldng boater s, a
Beverage Control tor Issuance bay boat (named MlssCentinela)
of an alcOfloUc beverage Ucense tor dock to dock bank pte~
(or Ucenses)for these premises and delivery service, and latest
as follows: ON-SALE GEN-taped informatioo on local yacht
ERAL (BONA FIDE PUBUC races aM tlshlng reQOrts,
EATING PLACE}
Far West Services, Inc.
1612 Reynolds LEGAL NOTICE
~;~LSan~la~~~C;a~W~·.:.:,NOTlCE or PUBLIC HEARING 19'lZ, ln the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Council of the
of Newport Beach wiU
a publlc hearing reprdinr 1hAF
P€NN)l
.... hOUR ··
11 :00 P.M: TO 12:01 A.M.
ll(i~~~:~No. 1464, being, AN OF THE CITY OF
BEACH AMENDING
20.4?.070 OF THE
BEACH MUNICl-
COD£ TO PROVIDE FOR
APPEALS TO THE CITY
COUNCIL FROM DECISIONS
OF THE PLANNING COMMIS-
SION ON MODIFICATIONS
COMMITTEE PROCEDURES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-
THER GIVEN tl1at tho !IO!dpob-
Uc hearing wiH be held oa tbl
doy ol Aucuat. I 9'12, at
tho hour "' ao P .11. 1n tbo
ComeU CM.mbtrs ol. t.bt City
lla li ol tho C Itt of N-
Belch, Calllornla. &lwbleb ttme
aDd. place &QJ I.Dd aU '*-IDterftted m&J ~ &ad bt
lard thtr-.
l.alft Lap
Cl(f Clork
•11. COAIT ......... OOfiOM on MAA CltJ ol Newpcri S.Ct. 17.... Publllll: Jill)' 1?, It'll, to 1111 _____ .;_ ___ N--Btllllp.
your
__ ,
CLYDE JOHNSON
President
BILL HAROLD
Sales manager
BILL TAYLOR
TEAM
Meet the team that has all Orange
County talking ..• Never has an auto-
m obile bee n asked t o meet the rigi d
r equirements this staff demands for
the ''Golden Touch" seal awarded to
all the Lincoln-Mercury products wh o
pass the test. You've been wanting this
ser vice all your new c ar buying life
••• Come into Johnson and get it ...
• EXPERTLY SERVICED
• ROAD TESTED
• TROUBLE FREE DRIVING
TOM HANIGAN WARD LEE
II
son
-:lila HAIIIOflllVD. COlT A M£IA • MD-
new car
' ,,
DICK JOHNSON
Vice President
CHARLES WOODARD
Se rvice manager
. ''
KAY NEWMAN
BIG CA!IYON WIIUIERS Deoo W-af stockton, Znd !rom left, and -Bob CUDUd
of 1838 GtJuy Dr., DoYel SborH, accept tbe winDers' trophy from touroameot ehalrman
DoDo K•mble, 406 Vista Gr&Dde, East BJuft', after the duo captured tbe ftrst UDual
member-pest &Olf tourrameot at Big Canyon Country Cllf». CUQil'd, of the bost club,
aDd Weld ot stoeldon Golf£. Country Club carded a net 252 to top the tteld of 142 teams
1D the 36-bole best ball-eclectic competition. Bob Hebard of BCCC, teamed with a former
Walker C14JP8f , Dr. Bud Taylor of Palm Springs, posted a combined 283 for low gross
booors. BCCC golf cbairman George Holstein m, right, part1clpated ln the award
preseolaUoos. (Rich Bassett photo.)
GENE H. ROBERTSON
INSURANCE
} our In dependent Insurance A Kent
3333 E. CooS! Hwy .
Co ro na del .Mo t -Telephone 673.3850
I HAVE NO FAMILY TO LOOK AFTER MY FUNERAL
ARRANGEMENTS. IS IT POSSIBLE TO HAVE YOUR
FUNERAL HOME MADE BENEACIARY OF MY LIFE
INSURANCE ?
by EUGENE 0 . BERGERON
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CHARGERS VS. RAMS
AT UO JULY 29TH
The Sao Diego Chargers and
Los Angeles Rams wtll put
on ao exhlbttion scrimmage In
tbe ocr football stadium at
2 p.m. Saturday, July Z9.
The Newport Bea.cb reere&-
tlon depe.rtmeot .nu CODduet
a ftekt trtp to the scrlmmap.
Cost at the trip and a<lmlllsloa
lor the event "' n lor a<lulta
and $1 tJr cblldr.,,
BUiels wUllea'ft from M&r-
iDerl put ud tbe CommuattJt
Yoatb CIDI:er at 1:15p.m. Tbere
"''"'~-to tboet r-ttc•t•ac 1a t,.Mc.
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HONOR STUDENTS NAMED AT LINCOLN SCHOOL NEWPORT HAROOR ENSIGN
P\JBUSltED WEEKLY -PAGE>
THURSDAY, JULY 27, W2
CORONA DEL liAR, ~
• tW• • t1111 ,n.e~p&J'• l1tt ud oe tbt bollor roU 1:1r lilt fllal •mutJ of tbl Jt'Jl.'JI ICbool JIU tan beiD
·-II Alnlllm Llacola OCbool. Tbo tollowloc roeelrod _...,..,_,
0 8IXTII GIWll •• J-Elladoo,-Gel>ler, Dorid
BreW, CllrYdal Joe.... Dtbonlt l.&JDbe, 1'1mm1 McGee,
Balilll6l ., •• _.. L&lnA Slcoeotft Nld cn.tr Tbomu.
• SEVEHTK QtADE -JOlla Butb, ~ Berr. S*tcM»ote
Crue. Stluu Cron, Jamu CarleJ, Ellee.D Dboa. Jtaldtw
• ITB GIIAO£ Merellllh Vickers Kirk Gorrte .
PRINCIPAL'S Marla WaW. Brlao llaoU
LBT EUaabtth Waters Dua Hana1
Jad'.lel Addis Tracey Weddle Mark Hlnrtebs
EUsabeth AMrew Br~~ee White OoiY!I Holden
Mert Buebui.D Da.rey White WllUam Hoofe
1..-EU&des Jamaa Williams Laurel Hostetler
Scott Frut Dayua WUllameon Jon Hughes
SERGEANT Crail K. Dlxoo, S1ll&llDI Gebler Stt~~btn WlllSOD KimberlY Hutcblnp: soo~lJl.Jaw ot Mz, IJid Mn. Ja.cq•UDt Htltcbue Robert Yesk Franees Jayne
George McCafferty, 2115 SaD~ J.aifer Hett • 7TH GRADE Stacy Kautz
tb.IO Or •• Dover Sboree, bu Jtslle& IUbbs lfONOR ROLL ~~e KeevU
received tbe u. s. A1r Foree Da¥14 BII1Siker Rlebard AI leo Jr, c eough
eommeodallolll medal at EDt Cbri.Btlu Jobnsoa AnDe Amllnc Karen Koox
AFB, ~ Colo., whl!re be ls 0111 Cuo!Ja. Kroo&aer Jaoe Buoesoo Laura Kronauer
daty wltb a lllit of the Aero· Deborah Lambe Douglas Bottorf Jobo Kunze
apace Defense Comrn&Dd.. Set. Pia lA.uea Jlllla Browne Bernadette Lud.aoo
Dboo, a perSOIUI81 speelaUst, KatberlDe LindqUist Scott Brussau WUllam MacDonald
ns cited for bla meritorious Ltmk Marlett Coutanee Calder EUrabeth Marr
aerriee at TbuleAB. Greenland. Carrie Uasult Catbleeb CuUn Paula McNamee
LEG.o\L HOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CAUFORNIA FOR
THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
No. A-73ZS6
Estate of BEATRICE W. Oe-
ROULHAC, Deceased.
NOTICE ts HEREBY GIVEN
to tile creditors of the above
Bamed decedent thatallpersons
llulnc claims apirlst. the said
decedent are required to ftle
tbem, wltb the necessary vouch-
ers, 1D the otrlce of the clerk
of the abc:rft eDU.tled court. or
to present tbem, wlth the oec-
essary vouchers, to the UDder-
signed at the ottlce of Its at-
torneys: KEENE 'DlON, Suite
510 Avco FI.Da.octal Center, 620
Newport Cente:r Dril't, New-
port Beact, CaUtornla 92660,
which ls the place of buslness
of tbe underslpedtnall matters
perWning to the estate of said
decedent, wtttlln four months
after the ttrst publlcation of
ttds ootlce.
Dated July 18, 19'12
United states National Ba.Dk
By: Carlo Venezia, Assistant
Trust omcer, Ezecutor of tbe
Wlll of tbe above named de-
cedent.
KEENE & OION, Attorneys
at Law, Suite 510 Avco fl-
oaaclal Center, 620 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach,
Cabt. 926&0, TeltPbooe: 644-
8111, Attoroeys' tiil E'~utor.
•Gbtla: Jrtr!y n. Atc. '~ to.
17, •1972, 1D the Newport Harbor
EIIOIIJl. • -
Ttmmy McGee Pamela Cbestoo SteYen M~ssenger
Janet M~a.Uey Teresa Clarke Tbomas Meyer
Borm1e Messenger Erie ClellaDd Denise Meyers Sally Metzler Lisa Monaco
Alysaa. hd1a LesUe Corea Wlllla.m Moore
Peter Cowles T M Ashley Powell Paul Crouch hel'esa orrlson
Patrleia IUdoecla Judson Davis Rleha.rd Nebb
C)'DthJa Root Robin Davis Pbuong Nguyen
Kelly Rutherford John D!staso James O'Brien
Laura.n Slcooolfl Peter Doder Elizabeth Ogden
Kimberly stevens Laurel Dr ummond Timothy Parker
Craig Tbomas Jan Petersen James Dyer J p koU • 6TH GRADE Mary Earl ames ey George Qu..tci. HO~OR ROLL Matthew Earl And.tea Rawlings
Karen Allson Jay Farber Lora Ricca
Jeffrey Bass Timothy Fltcb Kathy Ritter
Susa.o BelltOJtd Susan Forte Aleza Roac be
Paul Dennis Su.31ln Franks James Root
Tn.cey FollDo Michelle Frost Eileen Rose
C tDth1a Garn.tt Karen Gil. Ill van s usan Roi.ISsellot
Clean Gilbert Dutd Gll.mblll Tam! Sanborn
Scott Gray Brian Guratt Jeffrey Schmidt
Lfii.D Hansen Steven Gel! John Schneiderman
Susanna Hlrsbon John Goeggel Geoffrey Sma1lwood
Cbrt.atopber Jameson Cyntbia Gould susan Stooe
Tamara Jobansen WUlla.m Gregorii.IS Cbarles Sword
Janice Johnson David Haigh camille Tale
Susa.o Jordan Richard Hammond Ma.r)orie Taylor
Dale Keougb Margaret Hickey Greta Teichmann
Richard Lobr Cheryl Hicks Mari. TOOmas
Cbrtsty McKerUe Katrlna. Hutton Laurel Travers
Charlotte Ordahl Jamie Jack Heather Valdes
Mark Palmer Susan Jerger Peter Vandeoooort
Ellen Rawlings James Jones Deborah Vogel
Linda Ritter Wayoe Jordan Michael Weber
La.ura Romero Todd KueUs Robert Weber
MJmt Rose Kathy Kersten Robin White
Carolyn Sawyer Jane Lambe Joseph Widman
Amy SmJ.llwocxl: Robyn Laporte Jaoet Wllcox
Seott St Clair Gary Legrand Kevin Wilson
Katt.y Tyler Shari Leooelll Charles Wlngard
Christy Underhill PaW Lol.lbet Jonatba.GJYooldrldge
Df»othea Vanderwal EJ.izabflftlls:LNe t stevN W)illb
Jeonlle•,Vutirk BellDda Lyon Llnd-.Yoq
Kathryn Weber Ale:zaoder • 8T8 GRADE
Lori W\tte MacDOQpll HONOR ROLL
Tammy Wright Delta Mason Vicki Archer
Cbrlstine Wynn John McCarty Laur-a Asbury
Keodall Young Karen McGUlls Rob!D Ba.bbe
• 7rH GRADE MoDica Mead Julie Baldwin
PRINCIPAL'S Charles Missler Jr. Nancy Balkwtu
LIST Michael Mor gan Erie Barkan
Kimberly Aikman Debrorah Morris Nancy Bechtel
Ann. Anson Susan Moyed Richard Bell
R"bert Bailey Catherine Nisbet Lisa. Berman
KeviD Baldridge Barry Noebel JuUanne Blair
Terri Baldwin Nancy Norton Kathleen Bruce
Kathryn Barrington Kenneth O'Rourke Dan.lel Bu..te
Jobn Barth Anne Parker Brett BurrtJSs
David Bartlett David Pennington Deborah Carroll
Bruce Beck JtJdlth Peterson Jean Cavanaugh
Lena Berg David Pirkle JennUer Chapin
LesUe Berns Anne Porter Mlchael Childs
D NEw Stepballie Crane Yvette Pursell Lance Colllns
SIIZa.QD Crowe Kathleen Raus Ltnda Cooverse
James Curley Matthew Ray! Carin Coulter
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Elleea Dixon Jobn Reed JuUe Dietrich
Adam Doyle Julianne Reese Michael Dolan
Guy Ellestad LesUe Rigler James EI.Uott
Breot Fair Rob!D Roeers L)'DD Emery
Murray Feldman James Rossiter Rlebard Ethell
Alysoa Fletcber Judith Ryan Kimberly Farrts
David Friedlander Greeg Schmidt Ltsa Folloo
K.atbleea Gerrie Donald Shore John Fradkin
Gregory GilmOI'e Omar Simsek Kevin Franklin
Jon Grazer Stacey Smith Jeremy Freeman
Boonte Haapa Tom Snyder Kimberly Gallivan
Bret Ha.:tell Mteha.el Stark Carol Grant
CaDdace Hodge MODica Statz Karl Gregori us
Suunne Hounslow Sabrina Stefani Karen Grlmths
Wayne Hunt Andrew Swanson HeldJ HaU
JenUer HutchiDSOD Mary Sypberd SUSID Hatfield
Mellssa Johnson Diane Tealle Janette Hawes
Barbara Kascbe Hoi.J1 Tlce Elilabetb Healey
Kim Kelloll" Jobn Tweed Jllllt"tb Hendricksoo
Cbrlltopber Klebler Amy Vazasse LeaU.e HiatDs
IUmbtrlJ Ktp:bl Katberl.ae Jolm Hltcbcock
AUiscG Komara1ct1 VudebDOOrt Judttb Hoyt
JeD.Qlter L&mourea111 MJctael Wataoo G.lal la.lpes
SWfeo Laytoo Susao WHt Mary 1rw1o
SJdoeJ Lelunao Patricia Whlwle Mark J....,
Suao Lobrblch StaeJ WUlla.ms Robert Jewell
Mary L,.. Crall WU.OO J-y 1.....,.
JUlia llalloll Mltcbell Zale Jolfr., Jolulsoo
Jllllce Me<lollcb C-.cl Jooes
Tnlet 11-tt • 8TH GRADE <4rrell J-
Fr&Dk Noldeebauer PRINCIPAL'S A.llla Kellam
Dorta Morrt.oa LIST .lame• Kobtrsteln
S..U Murpby L,.. Amuodsao William Kldpor
Tbomu Neesoa WIWam Bury 0mar LaU
TOITJD 0'Brleo Ste .. o Douet DoocJu Lawrlo
llool<& P•rr Jellroy Bebr..,. Pblllp ~um R-Rawllop Jaal.ae-~ IJilecn"" WttlllJ Romer Tara Bluebot Katllryo U-t
BertJora Rio-K-Brlltea Julio L<>reo Doa--Patrlclo -lobo Looce Palrlela Roll a.-o-TncJ L,.... Poar-Carol-t Rudallllaclhopll
.o\IIJRooo --P-llac-Lia RII>ID VIctoria c._ CaroJro llapln
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l~::'t-~':'.~~~-::= Stella Ter rel Mann
Tlet, Darid Tnlt, Etlabltb .,..... lad 0.,. Wtllllm..,, lk h A 5
• EIGHTH mADE •• William lllnJ, Patricia ll<ueU, to to ere ug Ellloll c.-.,, Tammy foldmu, J-Gordon, Mark •
llJII:r.teu.. lotllll K .... , s.-lldttte Luei&Do, Tbe:rea Morrtsoo., stella Terrel Mann or Pua· Couoty Camp• Fartbest Ott
liD Pee.-.. l«a RJcca, TamJSaabora.SUAIIIstoDe, Marjorie de%8, lecturer aDd author of. mtettDc August 5 at St. JamN
TaJior", Greta TeletunaOD, Mart Tt.oma., Heather Valdes, 1 ptl)lisbed books, wtll be the Eplscxlpll Cbureb. 1209 Vi&
Dtbonh Vopl &Dd JOMtlwn Wooldridce. guest speaker at the 0ruge Lido, .Newport Beacb. Her IDOil
Mi.cbul Palmer Lor1 Rodpr• Valerte WU'd ~ book, lOW lJl tbe 2'7tb
Slol>boo Parker Bodi:r Robdo Bryan Wat1100 LEG.o\L NOTICE roar, "C iaop r-utetl!roucb ~t--1 •' k,....U Grea Pete.riOG Jtfb-eJ RUIJ.ek& Christlne Watson prayer," wW be oa ale.
COIIIItaoee PoUtoeke Darid Smitb Muk Wedemeyer NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The meetl.Dc beelDJ at 4 p.m.
Kelley Pope LIDdl Smltb W.attbew Wl\Utoo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE N wlttl. a ftllowlblP tllrle. Mra.
Ellsabetb PoweU MU7 SodeD Dln Wll.soo that the City Council ot the Lee SoliD ot Balboa Island wUl
Greii!Ol'Y PreeMl Rletar1S 8oth Nanette Wt.rterfelt Clty ot Newport Beach wtu lead the medltatloll, praJer
Katbrylt Reau Barbara Tbompsoo RaDdall Wolfshagen hold a pubUc hearing reprdlng preparatloo period be&imiog at
Steven Rlebmotd Sbar'oo Wadsworth Cntc Yates a~l of Bank ot Callforn!& 4.:30 p.m. Prayer ~.with
Bt&u RoblDion Elllabetb Ward Mtetw.el Yracebtan from the decision ot the Pla.n~ Mrs. Har.el Aoderaon!D chatge,
P • c Ding Commlssloo deoylngVart-wUl be formed. A sba.re...a...dish Ops Concert In M aoceNo.l<m,requesttoper. s1wer will be sened at 6
• • mil two ldentifica.Uoo signs on o'clock.
a proposed sb story ornce The Galllea.n holD' opens at
Costa Mell'l Scmdar: coo-Cbrt.stenseu ls wlthWaltDI.sney building. each 3'71 sq. ft . ln 1:1S p.m. "Witb singlng led by
eerts ln. the put ~erleS lea· ProducUons, serving as music area, wbeo the Planned Com-Mrs. Mildred McPheeters of
tures tbe Paelllc PopsmAQCUSt director tor Disoeytand and munity Development Standards Fullerton. Mrs. Bonnie Seb-
6 at the elty puk, 18th st. Walt Dlslley World. _permit maximum 200 SQ. n. nelder of Garden Grove, wUl
a.nd Center St. Tba coocert LIGAL M0'11CI stgns, located oo the westerly be at the organ. Mrs. Mann's
series 1a a pUot PfOCr&DJSPOO· side of Dove Street, easterly topic will be "A report oo
sored by tbe Dcutmeot of FlCTITIOts Bt.SINESS NAM E of Birch street in ''Newport answered prayer,"
Keep cool with
CANVAS
AWNINGS
Don't lei the sun spoil your
pal•o fun Shade w1th colorlul
can11as for cool comlor1 . Call
Of come by 101' tree estimates.
SAlTA AliA
TBIT& ,....,..,
Mrs. Fred Markham ot Sal-2202 SOUTH MA IN LeisUre Services, Reereattoo STATEMENT Place".
Dtvision. Tbe fol1ow1ng persoo isdolng NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR~
Tbe 5 p.m. concert W:lll pr-e-business as: A. C. L. u. Diversi~ THER GlVEN that the said pub-
sent modera&Ddseml....elauical fled, 333 11th st., Costa. Mesa: llc hearing wm be held on U1e
music played byZZprofessioaal Bruee H. Derflinger, 16131 14th day of August, 1972, at
muslcla.os. Bridge La., Huntington Beach, the hour of 1:30 P.M. in the
James Ctlrlstensenlstbemu. Cal. CouncU Chambers of the City
sic director ud cooductor of This busiaess is being con-Hall of the Cit y of !-'e\VJXlrt
Pac1ftc Pops. He is best Down dueled by an lodlvidual. Beach, CaU tornia, at which time
tor his publl$bed arrangements Signed: Bruce H. Derflinger. and place any and all per sons
and compostttoos for band, or· This state meat llled with the lnterested may appear and be
chestra, stage b&nd, ensembles, county clerk or Orange County heard thereon.
and solo Instruments. Accom· on: July 14, 1972, by Beverly Laura Lagios
pllsbments also IDclude COD· J. Maddox, deputy COODtyclerk, City Clerk
ducttng for the fUm, ndlo, Publlsh: July 20. Z7, Aug, 3, City ot Newport Beach
television and recording ln. 10, 1972,1D the Newport Harbor Publlsh: July 27, 1912, in the
dustrles. Currently, Mr. Ensign. F-19021 Newport Harbor Ensign.
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boa Island Is chairman ot the 545-0491
day. --~===---
UCB interest
tl times a yea:l',
not jusfA.
We're the only maJor Cahforma
bank that pays interest mo nthly
on regular savings.
So now if you want to use your
interest instead of leaving Jt in the
bank, you don't have to wa1t bll
the end of a quarter to do it
If you don't want to use your
interest, you can JUst s1t back and
watch it grow Month after lucra·
tivemonth
Chances are, you can even get
the good news by mail . Because
our new, more informativ e
monthly statement-The Com-
Every month
a little more good neuJS.
plete Statement -can show the status of your savings account right
along with your checking a ccount and Balance Plus account
Another point of interest. We not o nly pay it monthly. We com-
pound it daily. That means you actually e nd up earning more. Say,
for example. the current annual rate is 4%. Compounded daily, that
comes out to 4 08% .
Obviously, a UCB regular savmgs account does a little more for
your money .
So bring your cash in. And cash m.
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Harbor VIew 11 tbe delicates-
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fiPeClallty entrees to CO· A dil-
fereat varied menu daily -·
famous tor tbelr barbecued
.qarerlbs. We also lana large
se1ectloo or tmus&al cheeses
aDS imported deUcacles,
lbW MAC Ali: I HUN Nl WPO!i:T BEACH. (Allr 9~bb0 b7 J-Jl .. S
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bls 65th blrtbda7 pony lui S&IID"clt.yltiiiiBartor rnldoDco
at US BecoDl& AYe. Tbe Harten ba'fe liYed bere fol'
35 years and Mr. Harter bas wor~ Z7 Jill' I tor Ward
Ud Harrln&too Lumber Co. oa Mar!Der•• Mile.
QEAN Afl) RESTORE
August artists selected YOIM DRAPES TO LOOK LICE NEWJ
EXCWSIVI
CllrLstlne Joy Brentnall or bers of the miU.tary statloOid
Newport Beach wu married at Ft. Lewis.
to Michael J. Simmons, cur-Both bride a.Dd eroom are
rently serving 1n the Army at graduates ot Newport Harbor
Madagao Hospital In Fort hlcb school. The eroom at-
LewlB, Wash. tended Ora.oge Cout Collece
The ceremony took place ID prior to j:)illlDI' tbe Army,
tbe rorest toothl.lls of Mt. A delayed recepUoa lJ plan-
Ranier, Wub1D.gton. conducted D8d for Aucust ID Bay Sbores,
by tbe Rev. Jack fl PhlllJps Newport Beach, at tiM borne
of Tacoma, a trleod and u-of tbe brlde'spareots--subject
soelate of lbe eroom. to the eooveDJenee of the U. S.
Mr, aDd Mrs. ThOmas E. Army.
Brentnall aDd thelr SOD Tom,
recenlly a graduate ot HarYey MEMBERSHIP TEA
Mudd College of Claremoot, The Jtmlor Ebell Club
attended wltb the croom's Newport Beach wW bOld
mother, Mrs. Marta.D Nel8oo. after110011 tea for prospeeUn
of Nam~. Idaho, brother Mart, members on WedDeiCiaJ, Oct. 4,
stater Crts aod: close friends, at the bOme ot W:ra. Jerrold
Robia Stockwell, tile boll Cole. Fartl>or .__
man, aDd Gloria OcilYie, tbe be obU1Did trom Mrs. Rl<:bll•4
matron of booor,areat.omem-ClDDOII at US-9178.
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Mt8JCAL PRODOCTION of tbe "Wllard of 01" wtll be PI' Illata' at lO:SO a.m.
I.Dd 2 p.m. this Saturday, Jaly 29, at MOIU VUta tltmeatuy ec:bool, Colta Ilea, by
tbe teen...-dult ud ehllclren•s tbeater worUJiopl: of tbe On.Dp Cc:ut YIICA -ser the
dlrectloa of Gweo Yanell. Pietw«< beH, &om ieft, are eut members Laurl Jolluon
Julle Slade &.Dd UtUe l&an PaJM ~eriDI tbe t1a woodman. p)lyed br Cl)'de Croose:
Tbe call: 1DclUdes 8111 B.trtets u tht wtsard, Grace Jum!De aa Dorothy, Jud Hoyt
u the scarecrow, WtDdJ YaraeU u the t1oa, Lori Englilb u the wicked witch o1. the
west, P\trleta Rwnbtllow u Toto, U.O Sbttla Encinias, PatrlcJa JOOH, Terry lDd
Sberry J~ Sban Rempbtll a.ad Ua Tabooe.
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July bu brou~ "aocbors
aweigh" days tor tbe 14 Na~
FOR YOUR
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Come to
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DRESSES, SHORTS,·KNIT TOPS, 350/ to sao/ OFF SHOES, · SANDALS • • . . . 10 /0
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SHORT GOWNS AND BABY DOLLS.
SLIPS, ~ SLIPS, BRAS. Gl ROLES
MEN'S
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TERRY ROBES • • • • • • • •
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REG. 1.10 ro u,. _ . NOW 1.29 to. 2.50
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• and Mrs. Joba
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Heights.
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Mesa.
AIRMAN Adrlu Sdm, .aa
1111' .... 1111'._ Jolll -IOU CoMfanta.J. CoiCa w:-.
bu complotod bU u.s. Air
F arc• bUle trai.DlDc at tbe ..ur 1'ra1ldD( Com. -..I'• Laell;-
lutd AFB, Tau. He II ,....
mllolllc at L&cklud u lnlll-t.or lA lilt -orU!' poUce llolll.
8o ,. a I9U ..-ol Eo-
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PIIBUSIIEOIEEXLY -COIIJIA
Serigraph show at city hall
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e Sweaters
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S11 J. ...... ST .. LOS Nte!L•I Dr. J ... ~ ~ Dr.~'-' ;;:;o;;o;.
Q, T-., W ... -"V•riow (.ttr-
,.,..e...t~ ora-,,.,,. to e.\e espr•
"in, 'Dar1 of tlae LotW..' WCtUid VO'l
teU Me •AdAtt" tAi• "'"' to tle
Raf'ttlt"' t~r to t.le Ci11U toAn Cllriet
ret~ru to e-o.rl.\ tD ;tutge t.le '1111-
tiOMP Tile fl3'JH"flUi01l i• .ued boU. ;,. o., Old 11ftd Nfll' Teetam.xt.''
mentA on vei'J *"''II. SomellmHU.. a, 11-port, Onf, "'rho Ampllfi-d
appart!'nt. dii.'Crepaney diaappean on Blbh ,, ... tluu th• Creel word
careful .tudy." (New Seofteld Ref-rNtVI4ted belWoe, mean.t to adhere
erence Bible) For in.tance. In n to, to cleaoe to, to trwt, to haoe Kin~ra 8 :25 and 11 Kinp 9:29 there foilh i~.and lo r~l~ on. ThU 10rne
seems to be a head-on coiJJ•ion here. WOt"d U wed in connection with the
In one verse it says in the twelfth thrrwn~ who believe. How CGn tQhll
year of Joram this king began to ber
reign and the other one aays In the
eleventh year of J oram. You say, well
it couldn't be both. One other most
impcrtant point to remember is the
information on some of the moat re-
cent work! o( chronology. These
clearly reveal that there is more
than one way of rec:koninr the ac-
cession years of kings. It wu done
one way in Babylon, and another in
Judah. It was conducted in one way
in the l'IOuthe rn kingdom and still
another in the northern. At one time
the.Y just switched. You maY want to
con~ider E . R. Thiele's book, Tlte
MJI.'ltrrioutt Num.btrs of the Hdrew
Kift{Jil. Althousrh these are minor
poinl!l yet even in these circum-
,d ance!l re~Warc h Mhows the accuracy
A. Yes, it is very prominent in
Joel'a prophecy, aa well ae tbat of
Zt>phaniah. There are two main
phases of the Day of the Lord which
is more than a 24-hour period. There
is the judgmental phase, known u
t ht> Tribulation, and al10 the judicial
phase when our Lord Jesus reigna
visibly upon the earth. It does not
rt'fer to the Rapture. This is ~ferred
to all "The Day o( Christ" (Phil.
1 :6). The Rapture is not found u
.'4uch in tht> Old Testament, except
by way of typology. It nolates to tht>
Ch urch and is elaborated on in such
pa s!lage~ as I Corinthians 15:50-58
and I Tht>ssalonians 4 :13-18. The
rta.v of f'hri~t i.-4 always at hand.
A. On the surface it may seem to be puzz.!:f. James 2, 19 u the passage
ref to. Only true faith can bring
forth fruit. The word "believe'" can
be used in more than one sense. The
origin of words is one thing while
wage can be another. In James, in
reference to the demons, belief means
an outward spoken acquiescence or
assent. It does not mean that one has
given himself over to Christ. De-
mons certainly do not trust the Lord
in a saving faith.
of Scri pturt•.
Q. o,.;,,o~ •• C•lif. "La.~t ni:qht I 11'tz.~
Hf llt!Ji inu ehr bMk of II Ktny.<t. Th~
cnllJII'd m1• to writP yrw f ,r clarifien-
fi.,n nn tu•o i1•rt.~. I bf'liPVI' ill thP
infn/liiJility 11/ th" Bibl1• jr1.~f a.tt yrm
dn. I nm crrn/ll!il'd by n. ~nmin g con-
trnriictinn, IIIJ u..·rvPr. bdu·,.en II
K i'flfiH R:!S and II K inu.~ 9 :!9. ThP
lo Jl ,.,.fn.~ tn th P tHh yPa.r as onr
in which Ahn:i11h hr_qnn to reign
,.hij,, the l'ln'lil'r rrff•n·-ru:" cnncPr11.~
fh ,·.~ n iyn 11 lnrfing i n thr twrlfOr
yonr. I fll/1'11.~ llll•flfrni.~t.~ lw.ve usrd
th ix tn di.~p1"1•1'• lhf' i nf11llibi.lity nf
th•· Sc.-iptur .... ~. Crtn )IIIII ""''' pll'a.~•
11.-/p m.,r··
Q. S<Jnb B.arbu.a, Calif. "Would
you please eKpfain some of the
heavenly signs, such as lightning
flashes, which are to precede the
Lord's return?"
A. This is rnrrt•t·t. In th•· books nf
Samuel, Ki n)ll'l, and f'hrnmclf'!l xumP
apostC~.lt' mt•n ha\'t: trit•d to rlispro\"t·
tht' Bihlt•. Thi.ot i." fln lht• ba.~i~ of
f11 tmtwr.". Tht•rt• an• alw;r~"' pos.'l ibili-
li•·s for ~rror~ in any rw mt'rical rf'-
port which i!'l "ivt:n. Wt· tln nut bt··
lit•vt· in tht• infullihility ,f l ht· c,,p_1··
ist!'l. If you haw a t•opy of tht• 1\'"ew
~rofif'ld Reft•n•nn• Bihlt· notit'•· th1·
ht•lpful footnot.-f•ll Pa~t•' 472 t'Oil-
n ·rninJC tht• ll Ut'SllorL "In copyinJt
manu ~«:ripts. mi:-~takt•s 1n numht.•r«
sometim!'s ot.·t·ur ).f Hn).· lli"aJol r•·e·
m•·nt.~ ht:tw••t·n numll("r:<. 1r1 Saf"lw'l
and Kinl(s. anJ thost· iu ("hrnctelr·s.
.. rt: allt•Jet'•L At·tu<.tlly. out .. r tht· ap-
JII"Oximatdy 150 in!llanCl'"' o f parallt'l
numlw"" in t.het~e book", f•·wer th;u1
ont'·!lixth tli."H)lrt.'t·. In two l':tst·.-4 a
diffl·r••nt numbt-r j,:; ~tiv•·n f(•l' lht•
a~tt• nf " kinJC ut his Ht't't·:<.sion I Cll
II rhr. 22 :2 wit h II Ki. X :2ii ; arul
fl ('hr .. 16:!.1 with II h':i 24 :Xr: in
the nth•·r thirtt•f'n ca~!< .,f thi"-t.\")•t',
numbc.-r:;~ a!lrt'"· f'e r t a in di ~a.~e rce·
A. It is always dangerous to take
actual events and s pecifically at-
tach prophetic truths relative to
them. Some believe that there is a
definite ri se in earthquakes. As a
result of recent occurrences they
have tried to set exact dates. The
Bible tells us that no man, not even
the angels in heaven, knows the
time of C hrist's second coming.
lightning flas hes have been going
o n throughout the history of the
world. There will be an increased
manifestation of this atmospheric
condition in the end times (Reve l-
at io n 4 :5 ). We believe God is now
getting ready to shake not only the
earth, but also the heavens. It all
shows us how that even in the area
of nature everything will be tre-
mendously disturbed. How differ-
ent His return will be from His first
coming. It is inte resting to note
that lightning com es unexpectedly
and u n heraldedly. No o ne kr;rows
where its power and force will be
le lt. The indication of this is found
way back at c reation (Genesis 1 :14).
He tells us that "they shall be (the
light in the heavens) for signs.''
Tht:-s€' things art:-not just there for
lighting purposes. Cod has His pro-
phetic program for them as well.
TWINKLE, TINKLE ,,SUPERSTA Off C HRIST!ANNEWS, lr\." NEWHAVEN,MO.
A rock opera it may be, but in
terms of gospel music I wwld
rate "Jesus Ch rist, SUperstar" as
rubbish.
The music Is quite catchy, but
the lyrics are a Hgbtwel.ght travesty
of the true Christian menage in
which the baddies have all the best
linea and even the moat lines.
Judas baa more to say than
JeiiUI, ard Cataphas, Annal, Pilate
and Herod between them get morr
lines than JeRe, so the anti-
Chrlatlan characters dominate.
And yet I have met Christian
clergymen In Adelaide who say they
love tt. Ia the Church today so
deaperate ror attention. so pathetic-
ally grat.tul for any mention or
Jeau• outalde Its own circles, that
It araapa at thia bit ol. ~pery
boppery .. opera ... Rometbtrc
evarwellcal?
M mualc lt Is not a patch on
really lnaplred ChrlaUan music
web as Handel'• "Meaaltil", or
Haydn's ''Nel1on" Mal&, or 1ome
of the IWIIIC'IIll Nflii'O ~irUuall.
Aa meaeace, It leavee out tbe
beart and aouJ and reaJ meaning t:A
Cbrl•llanlty -Chrtal•a divinity -
W tn1tead caata doubt on bla
relatlonablp to God rrom flr1t to wt.
In Adelaide latt week 1 heard
Canaa Mic.bael Gr••n. one o/.4
... ? r•b.Wlaattbeoloctlnl,&a)'!
"'"'" -•• tlM ""' to C'llllf?' ,, • WUbout It the Chrl•
--. wtll ... t "" ...... "
"Jesus · Cbrtat, &Jperstar"
leaves Jesus dead on the croea
and buried in the tomb. It leaves
out altogether the crucial ract that
He rose and ia alive, as Chri!ltians
believe, and changes people's
lives today.
It dis torts and degrades the
meaning of Ch ri st. He is not a
superstar. Tom Jones is a super-
star.
The term itself is a silly pro-
duct or the devaluation or real word•
In a pop world that has robbed such
honest wo rds as "fabulous" and
"tremendous" and ''fantastic" ol.
their rt>al meCIIll~ and elevated tbe
rew stars into "superstar•" since
every tiny talent In television Ia
called a "star".
In the time of the early Cbrl..-
tians, who were much cloaer to the
truth of Christ than we are now,
such a petty little entertainment aa
"Jesus Christ, Superstar" would
have been dismissed as a juvenile
he resy.
Today its cheerful choruses ol.
disbelief: ''Jesus Christ, &.aperatar,
do you think you're what they say
you are?" ar e hanea by Cbrtsttana
who ought to know better •• a
smash hit ror the good old Church.
They mue:l be hard upforaometblrg
to hail.
One argument Ia tbl!t 1r you.nc
people hear about Chrlat and 11'1{
about C hrist In &t'Q' way at all In
their own pop wOI'ld it mlibt lead
them to the real tblqc.
1 doubt lt. Thl• prlmltln,
ju~le-beat mu.1lc and tbe deliber-
ately Irreverent lyrlce •r• lbouJ: ••
likely to tnaplre anyone wltb the
spirit of Christ •• "Pop Goet~ the
Weasel:'.
So yewterday'• Utt11 ~laspbely
hall become today'• Rlpef'-abow,
upon whic h 11 lavtalled a prodtiactJon
budcet ot •I 30, 000 and the blnll-
lnJ• and pralte ot the mlnltter.
ol God.
'Wbat a 1q way up tN ban
come In tolera.noe! Or l.a It • lot~~
w-.y down In l'tAndar4l and ftluea?
"Adelaide AdvertJ .. r'' .... ~
Q. TJJcoma, Wuh. "Concerning
Acts 1:12, was a Sabbath journey
different from a trip made on any
other day of the week? How. far
was it from Olivet to Jerusalem?"
A. This term "Sabbath day jour-
ney" is mentioned only here in
Scripture. Under the law of Moses,
there was a certain allowable dis-
tance one could go on the seventh
day of the week. The reason for
this was to keep people from for-
getting the importance of worship-
ping Cod rather than pUrsuing
their own selfish pleasures. The ac-
tual allowable distance was about
five furlongs, or 3,000 feet, which
was the approximate dis!ance from
Jerusalem to the Mount of Olives.
Q. M A neighbor of mine goes to a
church 1t:here the y believe that our
Lord abolished cleatlr so u:e could
have eljerlasting life. Tirey claim that
we do not ftave to die pljysically. Is
there any Scripture tlwt u:ill clmify
01is?"
A. Thert! is a cult which claims that
tht.·rc is no rc01 lity to matter. H cncc,
the adht·n ·nts say we do not havl.' to
die bccaus1· Wt' do no t c.\:ist in a ma-
terial form. Such is simply our imag-
ination. The Bible teaches that there
will be a gent.·ralion li ving when
C hrist n;turns for the C hurch who
will not die (I Thess. 4:13-18 ). This
pertains a to bt"licv(•rs in that hour.
OthcrwiJe, all men must die p hysi-
cally. Thr SCripture is very express
in its stah:mt>nt that "It is appointed
unto man once to die, and after this
the judgment."
"'And when 11 was dav HI>
called llniO HHn HtS dtSC !J)lf~S
and of them He r:hoc;r· twr•lvf'
w hOfll a ISO He !liHl'O'II ii J)OS!II'S .
I luke 6:13).
Ma nv people l;11 1 to d•s tm
gu•sh bel ween our l ()"ct"s dtSCI
pies Thev suppose IIX"v ""' \hf'
same Th+s •s HlCorrer.t howt•vt:r
for ou1 Lord had a •m+ltt tuC'tr• of
d!SCtples whde He h.+d oulv a
few apas!les. HtS apos tles w+•r<>
chosen from among Hts d+SC+plps
as we lt:arn from tiY• ahov+~ pots
sage from luk.e's goso-:-1
A rltsc•ple •s a fofiOwt•r an
apostle •s a "'ser"lf one ·· A rlts
c •ple IS a leBrner. an apost lr1 •s
a teacher Tl'lere ts a g ea1 lt~sso,
here fot" us a II to learn.
We n1us1 come befae Wf! can
go We must f ollow bef()'e we can
be ser# Wt> must l~11rn befae we
can teac h We must listen tfl rhe
Lord befot"e we can speaA tor the
'"'d ""Thus sa+th lhe Lot"d ."" 11as
the famdtar ptya~e w•th wh•ch
the Old Testarreot prophets be·
gan thtur messages. But at lhe
head d the long hst d Old res·
lament prophets we find Samuel .
a young tad, savmg: ··speak
Lord. far Thy stmlllflf heareth" ·
(t Sam. 3:9).
Before we can do or say anv
thmg Ia God . then , we must It~·
ten to God. This e~tplalfl~ why
the reading and study d the Word
cl God is so impatant.
First. salvation itself comes
by heeriog and believing God 's
Word , etpaci,lly about Ctw•st .
end His death fc. ~ sins. Rotn.
10:1? s•V'I : "Faith cooeth by
hetring. and hearing by the Word
c1 God .'' 1nd 1 Pet. 1:23: ""Being
born again, Mit ol corruptibll
seed. but d ht:crrupt lb~. by the
Word e1 God . which liveth lnd
abideth forevet.'' Then . hiving
been 1.wd. wtt can "rve God
accepu~bly onl by diligent ttudv
(A Hts Word. Pltrha,_ tht molt
irnpor11n1 .-... ., In the libtt
on rnis •~JK• i• 11 Tim. 2:16;
"Stllly lo show thytelf IP'
JWO.Otd unto God: 1 w«knn thlt
neeOttft not to be ••Mfllltd. t~ht·
. •v dividing tN Wcrd d Truth.''
.,,_L_ RI!IPOIIT IWIIOtl BIIUII
PUIIUIItEDIEUILY -
Weeld11 Bfl)le . ' .
School La1on ...... •QMiftAII •••cow-CDLL•••--. .. .a..
DAM wu created a ::·
.,, !hi;, -=·~. h!:ho~ wh..; r j He Wll about t(t create
him, tAid, "Let us make
, • ) man in our image, a her
our likeness : and le.t them
have dominion over the fish of the
sea and over the fowl of the :air, and
ove'r the cattle &nd over all the earth,
and over evc~y creeping thing that
creepcth upon the ~arth" (Gen. 1 :26).
A ftt>r man (male and female in
Adam) was createO, "God blessed
them and God sa id unto them. Be
frnitful and multiply, and replcttish
the r-a rth. a net s ubd11r-it : and have
dominion over the fish of the tea,
anrl over the fowl of the aiT, and
(lver r'VI"r v \i,•ing-thing that moveth
upon the earth" (Gen. 1 :28).
MAN'S STATUS £STA8LISH£D
Thus man was placed upon this
planet and his JXIWers and duties
werr-expressed. H r-had a ~.Y ~d
soul like the beasts and a sp;nt hke:
God. For him "the l.nnl God planted
a garden eastward in Eden and there
he put the man whom he had formed"
(~n. 2 :8). To maintain .his life,
''God sai~. Behold. I ha ve g1ven you
Hen· herb bearing ~ed. which is
upo~ the face of all the earth, and
r-ven· tr~ in the which is the fruit of
a tree yielrling seed ; to you it sha~l
be for meat" (Gen. l :29). In th1s
wav man was definitt"ly r-stablished as
the. ruler o f all o£ the acti\ities of all
nf the living crr-atures upon the earth.
MAN'S FIRST APOSTASY
Ohvion~l". man's full obligation
w;r ~ to his lrr·ator who harl so com-
plt"telv C'itah1i sht>d him in pnwer ami
hart So abundanth· provided for his
maintenancr anrt ·life nn the earth.
Hut the truth is that man became an
apostate. He listened to anrl acted
upon suggco;;tinns made to him :as to
hi~ cnn•lurt hy the enemy o f G~.
whom the Rible introduces tl") us as tn
the form anrl hnctv of a serpent. In
the !kook of the Revdation of Jesus
01rist to the Apostle John this "ser-
pent" i'i iole ntifH·d-"the ~rcat dragon
wao;; calli o ut, that old ser~nt . called
tht> Dt:"il and Satan , which deceinth
the whol; world" (Rec 12:9). RY
fnllowi11 g tlJe leadership of Satan,
AJam hecamf' the !lenaut nf Satan.
{ nr it i, \Hillen "I hal" tu whom yc
vielfi \"0111 '-t'h c" ~erv:.lnl!l tn ohey. his
~rvants yc are tn whom ye ol~y:
whether o f sin unto r\(oath . or o f
olW"diencc unto r i){ht cou">ne:s~ ·· (Rom.
6 ,16).
RESULT OF ADAM'S APOSTASY
Appare:ntly the first test ,that Adam
made: of his inte:llect was when he
found that it was ne«ssary for him
to choo5f! between God . his Creator,
and Satan, the cre•t deceiver and
and enemy of God. Admn •nd
hi• wife both failed -abe waJ
dect:ived bv Satan's wila, but Adam
w .. not rleceived but lded with full
eon!!dousne11 that he wu acting in
di!W>bedience to God (1 Tim. 2:14).
The ruult was that Adam could not
continue In charge of the God·given
work of having dominion O¥er the
activities of all life upon this 'planet,
flut by his sin he had surrendered this .
authority to Satan himscU, who has
ever since been the ruler and prince
of this world svstem (John t• :30 ;
16 ,11. 2 Co,. 4 :4: Eph. 2 :2). This
is summed up by the author of the
Book of Hebrew~ ( ch. 2 :6-8), "What
is man, that thou art mindful of him?
or the 50ft of man, that thou visitest
him? Thou madest him a little 1owrr
than the angels ; thou crownedst him
with glory and honour, and didst set
him over the work of thy hands :
Thou hast put all things in subjection
under his feet. For in that he put all
in subjection under him, hf. l~ft noth-
ing that is not put under him. But
now we st'C not yt:t all things put
unrfer him." Man was then. and is
tod11y, a comp'":te failure: through his
own disobedient !.
JfSUS DID NOT fAll
But our Creator and God WliS not
rlefeated in His purpose of choosing
nut of the inhabitants of the earth a
peop~ for His name (Acts 15 :14),
<~nd of e~tahlishin~ upon this planet
a _rreat nation of human bei,1ft faith-
ful to Him to rarrv out an of His
further PtttpoSt'~ of whkh n .. \n can
h:tve no knowlt .1~ until they dre n -
vcall'rl by Goer in His c ... ,, time.
Then·fore, COO revuled. thron~
palriarchs, pronheb, aoost1eo;, and His
nnly begotten Son, His further plans
for the redemo.ion and salvation of
sinful man. The fiescendants nf Seth
f<~i1ed . the desa:nrlants of Noah failed.
thr desrmrlants of Abraham failed
anrf are still failin¥. smd then Cod
~nt His Son. the: Christ, who was
to he the Man Christ Tesus. definitely
to fix and pay fully f or the rlan of
man's salvation. And Jesu ~ did not
fail, hut He w~s the Fo1mC'btion of
the Church which He -established by
Jljs lif• ,tca~h .... tle!ourrec1ioq. and ,u -
censinn ~ck mtO Hei~. 'lte i:s the
nnlv man that neve-r failed God the
Father.
APOSTASY OF THE CHURCH
The rli~iples nf Jesus were 1(3th-
ererl into the C'hurch, the spiritual
Roch of Christ, and wen• ca11d
Christian!!. At first tl•c~ •vt'te: all
Jews, but soon Paul and the other
m issionarie~ carried the amazinR' good
new~ that Cod's Son, Je5Us, had pur-
chased salvation for all who would
:accept Him as the Christ and believe
that He had been slain, buried, and
The Star • tn God's Window
by A. H . S'-Wt
From "THE EVANGEL," Do% 25, Largo, Fla.
It 111 told of Sir Httrry Luuder that while he wo1 in Melbourne, Australia, and
had just I'UMtn ined the 10!1!1 of hil' onl y 11011 , who had fallen ,.t thf' front, he related
the following beautiful incidl!nl :
"A man came to my dres~ing room in a New York theotre;· he aaid. "'and told
ur an l!~:peri€'· e that had recently heCnllen him. In Americ-an towns any houae-
hold that hn. iv€'n a 11011 to the war wM entitled to place a !ll.ar on the window
pane. Well, " !W night& before he came to &ee me, thla man wu walkiDI down a
otlreet in Ne.,.. Vork acrompanied by hill wee boy. The lad berame very int.eret1ted
+n thf lighted windows of the houses. and clapped hi!! honda when he .aw a llar.
A!l tl ey rm1Jed house nfter houlle he would say. 'Oh , look, DAddy. there'• another huu8f' thnt has given a son to thl! war! And there'& another! There'& one with
1wo 111ara! And look! There'& a hl'l• Je with no &tar at all!'
At IA!!I they came to a break ; .~ hou!IM. Throulh the 1ap rould be aeen the
evening .dar 11hinin~ brightly ln tit•· 1ky. The little feliO'W caught hi• breath. 'Oh
IO<lk, Dnddy.' he cr1ed. "God muat twve ,i.en Hia Son, for He hn• got a 11tar in
Ht!l window.'"
"'He haa indeed!'" said Sir Harry Lauder, in repeating the &tory. But it took the
dear eyea of a little child to di&cover that the very Man are repealin1 the 1lorious
fact that "God 10 lond tbe world that He ,..,e H .. ooly bapttea Boo'" to die,
not (or any favored nation but fM all, and now whc.oner be~ ln Hlnl ahoUrl
not perbh, but tw.e e.erlaatJn~ We."
But what a control there Ia iD the death of God'e Son and the death o( aay
.oldier of any nstton under heaYBDI Who ever pw their eon willinaJy to ella for
their enemi"? Did -not hop. and expect ou.r boys to come t.c:k qain victorioua.
and laden with honon? Surely! But our God, when He .a.,. Hil Bon, well bew
how 1inful man would treat Him. Still, He 1a•e Him, aDd 18Ytl Him in late.
-2 TIMOihY 1:1·12
(0>'
hid ..mh
God (Col. But after
bem .,...,....tine for • 111o1't
Satan began to win tome
membur away from the Church
Christ and someti~Ma ntn took pot..
sessi<m of the whole local thurch by
shameful stn~ and pllutible au~
tetfuve in pretendln~ that he wu
showing them new and better ways of
working for their objecri•es. And,
worse yet, Satan even aueceedrd 1n
changin( their ohjectin" while they
still callert themselve"' Christians and
mrmben of the Church, when. ac:-
tnallv, they were followin( the tach-
ings t>f ~aun :~nd not Chri~t . This
was th~ beginning of the ••falling
away" or the apostasy of the membera
of the local churches.
SOME OF THE PERILS
This apostasy has heen conrinuinr
and p owing in intensity tJntil today,
and Paul rept:atedlv warned Chris-
tians in his day of its eternal and de--
vastating effects. . Even when the
visible church g~ and spread OYer
the: civilized world the :apostas7 abo
sp~d. Paul warned "that 1n the
last d:1ys perilous times ~han come,"
by which he was referrin,e to the dis-
:~.strou~ effects on the hves of men
caused by their turning away from
the teachings of Jesua Christ. and
.,ubstitut;ng therefore their own
philosphies. He rointed out the
various !li ""ns tn identify the apos-
tasy. Men would become progres-
sin~lv selfish, self-centered. covetous,
gr~dy, and envious. self-exalters,
prot1rf, deriying the presence and power
of the Holy Spirit, denyinc the
:~uthority of parents and of thoee
rightfully in authority over them, UO·
thankful, unholy. and ungodly.
Some would h:-ve: lust of the Aesh,
hut no true love, th~ir woTd would be
no good, to covl"r themselves they
would falsely accuse others, they
wouM be: unfaithful in their family
life. brutal, heartless, ruthless, de-
;pising true Christians. traitors to _;oo and man. totally unreliable mor-
dly and spiritually, stubbcrrnly evil,
~·g-;hca.ded, and lo .. ·ers of .wackUy
rleasure and popularity much more
han lovenl of God. A• ·hypodtities
.hey would have an attractive fonn of
godliness made by themselves o1 other
men, but not made nor approv ed by
GnU. They would deny the cleansing
power in the shed blood of Jesus who
was crucified to save them. ~y
woulrt deny the power of God to
perform miracles and e1en deny that
Jesus \'a~ born by the H 0ly ~pir it
of tire virgin Mary anJ th His
OOdy was ra:sed from the dea•. They
even deny that the Bible is God's
Word, and claim that the womera and
disciples did not find the body of
Jesus in the tomb because: they wer~t
to the wrong tomb, and so tile whole
!tory of the resurrection is founded
upon the mistake of those careleu
disciples.
~ul warns, "From such tum
away." And we need the sarM warn-
ing today, greatly emphaaized because
those enumerated perils denoting the
apostasy of the: church are fu mo~
evident and prevalent today than in
many previous centuries. Today
they are classified as liberals infidels
materialists, modernists, n~orth0:
dox, and other titles becau~e they re-
ject God's Word, they modify His
teachings, compromise Hi!!l judgments,
and canc-el His waming:ot and preach
and teach "another gospel'' (Gal.
I :6-9). Paul warnt>tl that they creep
i?to fellowship with believers, cap-
tivate <~nd entice "sillv women laden
with sins, led ~way with di\·ers huts.''
It is a startlingly true pit ture of many
o f tlte modern denominations anJ
churches of thi' very rlay, the lead-
ers nf which clearh· sneer at and
rlespise those 'of us -who are prourl
and happy to bdW.ve. in and pncti~X
the fundamentals of th~ Gospel of J e'us Christ. ·
LESSONS FOR US When God rave Hil Son It proved Hi• low to all nationa, abd for all iftd.ividual.J
in thoee nation.. So ,..-herever num il found we caA point to Calvary'• cruel ~
and say: "God 10 loved the world that Ha aeve Hil 0111ly beptteD Son, that wta.
.o-e.er believeth in Him 1hould not perilh but have everlut.i.q life."
' Whoever you may be, God lov" you! 0 1loriou. (-..;t that the c:Mar ey• o(
children have dia.cemed. And many whOM •1• w.~re dim by~ of ... have
a lao at hut learrned lhe aame bl--.::1 fact-oot ia the .U.rry lky but ill the blad-
oe. and darlmeel of Calvary, when He who wa1 ever the del'-"t of the Father'l
heart, "W• wounded ror our lnoslf"8ll'lioM, tlDd lmriMd for OW" bUquitiel, .. that
"""with Hl.1tripee milht be huled" (llaiah &3:6).
GOD'S COMMAND TO LAW·IIIlBAKIIR8 AND ADVOOATB8 or VIOLIINC8
"Obey your "'..,.,. ud. NOftP'• th.ir ••thodty: ,..,. aM liM ..... 1t.""la1 .,..... ... , ..-..,u~--. """ they-.,.., ·--uv. T>y .. -their wort: a~,. ucl JMtt a llortt.-..,. w..,,... wU1 Wp Dot Cllll)t them bat,......._.. c-u,17--Tr.).
"''bey ...ry .,..,__.-~tor the Lold'• ___ ....._it Ia tha --
peror, • tbe wptw nallr, or the to••w "'-... a.. n .._. to ,.... ____ ...... $-···J..'"'" ___ _
.. Y'fl'lb ,....._ • • ..._ fw ............. lbat a. ......... Yoa llaoalcl;
""""N&ped. ,_ ··~: .lilllr Ood. .............. Of (;a I I , -nla)" (1-2:11-17-....._Tr.).
ao•*' =•t. rorOoctt... ~ .._ ,.."....,.,_. • .,.,. 't ·no.·· lolewll ... tho~'""" bat---...... e. ..... OM,. ""'
aw;rwlrratMt.Ood._aot a.,... ...... -.. ...... tiiL .. ..._
Christ, through Paul ttates that
the basic reuon for this apostasy it
the wTong kind of education. They
are "ever learning, and never able
to COf'nf: to the knowledge of the trut~.': _ The collrges, uniYenitir~,
-.ennnartea, and even so~ of the to-
ealled nancelitU &nd pr~t:Khen a.re
not ttachinc that "there it one God
"nd pne Mediator be•wecn God and '
ftttn, the man Christ ]Hut ; Who r•
h!nuell a rantom for all," who aleo
dierl to pay the penalty of our aln ,
die<l to pay the penalty ol au<
aln and wat railed from the dead!
This ... the "'knowledge or the tnrth'~
to whit~! 9"" ref en (I Tin•. 2:-4-6),
and, aa tt at not taucf'lt id mode-mittie
churc.ha and in our public tdKd• of
all lfadc&. U.. P'pllll ar& oot lanri"'
it • .., io they c~o~p;.. It ...... lliry
-it '""" --TWo " the lftat lnfody of todoy thot h" .... ---txu~· -·=·.... ....... _ .......... vn •• ~..-.-IIIW;-...... ... .. ~ --··--_ .... .,... ....... _ _._ ..... ..... -. 'lllo Jio• ' lo -~ ~-..... JW. Wll,.. =-;.,:~ ~r~-~ _.,_,..._ ........,,., .... __ ioto-
... Ooll .. _..,. .. --~""'-"" ·-,.._ ........ 11 •• ~ ···-,_ ..... ,.. .......,.. (R ll:ll; 11n-l l.Moor LoftOn N. T.).
......,t ..,, .,...... to theac "periloua
tllooa'' -"caJ!uro• Ia to .....,.u, the -taee lor opi"'-lltj. Tho
...,. ........ , .. '""" "' J-Chtlot •• smo.... ...., Lcrd .
•
LIGN. HOnce
LEGAL NOTIC!
F ro111 the Police Blotter
• IIOIIDAY, IULY 10 p.a, at fllo -IUid bolldloc wu ear lid llllllot
"EIPORTHARBOR EJISIGII
PIJBUSHED WEEKLY -PAGE!
THURSDAY, JULY 27, a12
COR~A DEL MAR, CAL
Irvine home sales high -.. _ ..... ft!lood &I ebulld wtlll alt olruarl,.... Larry Allaa --· It,
$140 .,... atollo from Burr • TO!IDA.Y, JOLY 11 ot SU Del Mar An., eo.ta trftM CompaDJ bome1 ae-ftKal )'ar. Ia the preetdLac
Vu Mlltu'IIM>mt at 1GJ AD~ Aboat $SO wortll otetprlttN M .. ; Mldlul o..&a O'Sal~ c:u•••" for JO per ced ol. yeu tbe nrm recorded 845
Up& Way, Drot-er Sbortl, be~ were Jloln trom "'nt lllaU~ 111'1.1, 18, ol SZOZ Mfnruta liJ. lillcle tamJJy bomet 10k1 •• borne lllel, tota.JJ.ac u
hr-Feb, I IUid lutr 10 •. , bar'' -at W-1/Z IZod st. A•t., C-11-; IUid Cbulto 111 -•OrU&oC<Moo!Jdllr· eottmated $38 mlllloo IJl saleo
lobo Klmblt, Hll MfWPQl'l by a borcl&r --ed Timothy Cuii1D, 22; Ctor&O lac lilt llut quarter ol thlo Yolumt.
BIY<I Comal Newport, re-tbroap a reu --•-Arlbur Rall>i 21: sotm ,._ 1.. accordlDJ to Fnak E. ~ tbat blo$500Sabotboat Umt bohr.., 5 p.m. llllr 10 O'COIUIOr, Z, au ot Willll>oJ a..,;.., rieo Dr-otrH1-TAXPAYER MEETING
.,.. •1n from a latmeb u-. IQd 8:10 a.m. Jul)' 11 ••• Ialp:l, Watb., NaY}' *t1oD delltlal dtft)l(lpma Tu;payers lncorponted will
at 2:901 w. Cout Jhry., Mar~ A. blcye .. Ylhlld at $100 1rU wbea. they were anllted Ia Deflklpen ot ln1De Com-meet at tile Santa Ana Publle
taws Mlle bettreea DOOG Jul.J stolen from Audr• MeCun-tbe bulldJnc at 2002 W. Oeeu puy ruldeatlal projects re-Llbrary 502 West Civic Center
7 IUid {p • .:.. July 10 •.• Peter 11111'1 opeo p.ra&O al l&Zl Froal, c-.1 Nnpo<l, Ill I -515 o1 tbo l<>lal 1,716 Drive, 'at UO p.m. Frtday,
Dobbs' 1968 Blllck wu stolen Kulao Dr., Bay Sborea, be~ a.m •••. Mary ADD Cardeft. Riel reeol'ded Lo tbe price July
28
in the Spurgeon room.
from tn troDt of hls res.ldeoee twMD 12:40 p.m. l.lld 1:2' p.m. 30, ot 814 W. Ocean Front, catecorln 1a which the Irvine Speuer' will be s. J. Graham,
at Z3& HeUotrope Ave,, Corona ••• A bicycle nlllld at $120 Balboa, wu arrested at Z:l5 Compuy m&l'teta, Mr. Hughes administrative omcer for op-
del Mar, betweeo 10 p.m. July wu stolen between 11a.m.Ju.tr a.m. at Balboa Blvd, and 15th Rid. eratloos in Orange County for
9 &Dd 7 a.m. July 10 ..• 10 a.od 2:30 p.m. July 11 &om st., Ceotral Newport, and AIRMAN Mark S, Ktng. aoo Al8o, the lrrlne Compuy ac. the CaWornta Boud of Equall-
WltDeta James Brown of HID~ Pamela Cb!Uty's open cance charged with drtrillr UDder the ol Mr. aDd Mrs. Walter S. eouotect for T1 per cent of aU zaUon. His topic will be ''Tues
lDctoD Beaeb told pollee bt saw at 1837 LlneolD Lane, Harbor lnllueoce ol. alcohol • • • A KlDc of S620 Stlbreeu LaDe, relldeotlal sales lD the luxiD'y tile Ca lllornia Boud or EquaU-
2 busby-haired teen-are boys Hi~ ... Gregory Allan sbopWting cbarge 'ftl lodged Harbor View Hills, has com~ borne eatecory, hOmes setting zatloo is respoo.sible tor."
try to cllmb over a fence 1nto Rltlblett, 23, or Z8?2 Ba)'sllore against Guy Geoe Bob1en, 23, pleted his U. S. Air Foree tor more tba.D $50,000. f;;;jOii!TiiAiil ___
1 the pollee staUoo bicycle rack Dr., Bay Sborea, wu arrested of 1657 Bim1DJ. Pl., Costa Mesa, baste tra.iDJ..Dg at the Atr TralD-Tbe lrYtne Compu~y, a land THAN
FICTrrtom BlSINESS NAME about 2 p.m. and, wbeo tbey at 2:10a.m. at Crestview a.nd after Ills arrest at 3:40p.m. log Commaod's Laekla.od AFB, PllnDlDC IDd denklpmeot ftrm 'A CAMERA SHO'" STATEMENT COUldn't get over, went '-" to Bayabore, aod charged wltb at 3100 Newport Blvd., West Teus. He bas beea Uliped OW1Iillc eome as,ooo acres 1n
a puked pollee Yehlele, re. drlftog to:ler the int!uence o1 Newport. to Sbepp&rel AFB, Tau, .lx Oraap County, recorded sales
Tbe foUow1.ac PV'IOU are moYed tbe red ptuUe dome aleobol. • SUNDAY, JULY 18 tra!nlog as a dental speelaUit. 1a uceu of 1,400 bomes, with
do1Dc buai.Dell u: DIM>ltdolt from tbre Yehlele'a top, ooe Sa.Jls and otl:aer boat aeees~ He Is a 19'10 graduate of Co-u ..tlmated sales value of
T ...... •11• .... 3050 ~-:.•=· ~ of the boys placed the dome • WEDNESDAY, JULY 12 sortes valued at $150 were rooa del M.ar hig:b sebool aDd $&3 mlllloG, during the 1971-72
._. over b1s head and started daDe-Palll Daltoo Scheiber, 19, of stoleo from June Uhl, 112 Pearl attellded O:ange Coast College ... --;-::-;-;-::;;::;:;;--R. story, 3050 Warren Lane, lng arouod but drc:JWed the 440 Meodoa. Ter., Corooa Ave., Balboa. IslancS, wblle she LEGAL NOTICE
Costa Mesa, Cal1f. 92626; Doo-dome I.Dd ried down vwa Way Higtlla.Dds, was arrested at 1:42 had them stored in a kicker NEW PHYSICAL ED
ald L. Jooes, 107ZO PeooyClr., wben witness Brown ap-p.m. at his residence and at tbe Balboa Bay c t.-, from COURSES AT CCC
FoUDtaln Valley, C&ill, proe.cbed .•. Jerry Lee Holk, charged with possession ot July 9 uotil July 16 ... Donald Nm:e oew physical educatioo
Tllia busilless ls belog con-40, of 441 Newport Blvd .• New-marljuaba for sale ... A patio William Bendig. 25, of 443 courses will be otlered for tbe
FJCTITIOtB BlEINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe tolknrtng persoo is doing
bwdness as: Tbe Mop Squad,
PASSPORT PHOTOS
PUBLI CITY .. HOTOI
!PHOTO COPY
' ' . ',,
laarbor
laolo Ia
••••••• ... _. . '
BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR
' lf you are a neweomtr, or,
know of • nnrciom• to
the Hvbor Ar.a wbo ba
not bten welcomed, do
her a faTor by ca.Uinq the
Harbor Visitor betwwn 8
~ 10 a.m. and me will
eaU on your friend with
'41u.ble information and
gifts from friendly busi·
DHS firms which stmcf
f't!ady to help her become
aa:JWIIinted with her new
surroundings.
THE HARBOR VISITOR
PHONE: 494-9368 dueted by a partnership, port Heights was arrested at table valued at $80 was stolen Broadway, Costa Mesa, toid flrst time thi s fall at Orange
Stped: Don R. Story, 1.30 a m at • Zoth St and Sal~ from stan Cole's patio at 3420 pollee he was struck in the Coast College, brloglngto more
This statement tiled with the ~ Bl~d.', CentraiN~rt,and Vta ()porto, LidoSOOps,between face by a man, a~ 35 to than
60
the total number ol
county clerk of Oraap County cba.rged with driving wr:ler the .( a.m. and 6:30 p.m •... A 40 years old, after be criticized different: courses in tbe OCC oa: JuDe 28, 1972, by Beverly lnfiueoce of alcohol ..• Law-$75 bicycle was taken from the man's white shoes as he
J. Maddox. deputy eowtyelerk. renee Albert Wilson, z.c, ot Jane Brandt's g:arage at 1221 sat at the t.r of Henry's rest~
Pabllah: July 6, 13, 20, 27, 5111 Seashore Dr., West New-sussex Ln., Westclllt, about aurant, 2530 w. Coast Hwy.,
19?2, La the Nl"trpprt Harbor port, was arrested at 12:45 9:30 a.m .... Mitzi Ann Simp-Muioer's Mile, about 1:30a,m.
or _646-0174 1221 W. Co&st Hwy., Newport ~=~:::::;::;;::;.;~::::::::~ Beach: Donna J. Rohner, 1221 I
w. cout Hwy., Newport Beach. Pub I'..._ Your Tbis business is belng con-IWII
.E;;Dil;::go;·;.. ____ .;.F.-1;.;8.;.72;.;1;..._________ soo, 201 Via Quito, Lldo Isle, ... A bicycle valued at $100
• reported a French born worth was stolen lrom Franeesca c:.IJ.c:.RS ~ $75 and a watch valued at$25 Giesey's garage at 316 Colton I & ., mlsslog from her home wben St., Newport Shores, between
she returned at 11 a.m. alter 9:15 p.m. July 15 aod 10 a.m. REv E LAT I 0 N an absence of an hom' aod a July 16 ... Lee Hortoo's $100
haU ..• A thief took a bicycle surfboard was takeo trom b1a
VERSE BY VERSE valued at $75 from Lilly Ann garage at 113 2-4th st., Central DR. JAMES O'BRIEN COMBS Heroandez'garageat231 CaoatNewport,betweenJuneZ8and
CH E R st., Newport Shores, sometime July 16.,,
9·45 A M sJ:~AY IN SANCTUARY 'betweeo 8:30 and 11 :45 a.m. • MONDAY, JULY 17
ILLUSTRATED. LESSONS ' CHARTS, SLIDES, OlrTLIHES • THURSDAY, JULY 13 , "~-he .. V~~ c,:.':.tas·=
ST BAPTIST CHURCH A stereo tape deck valued ~ ar n., THE FIR · at$129 wasstolenfromWallace Bay, left her hometrom 11 :30
lHE CENTER FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES Estill's car while u was parked a.m. until noon, she returned 301 MAGNOL.IA ST. AT 910 A.M. &I&LE CL.ASSES in front ot his residence at to ti.od a $50 clock stolen from SANTA ANA AYI!. 1110:) .LM. WORSHIP HOUR: W st N the liVing room . , , A burglar
program.
WeDdell L. Pickens,OCCath-
letic director, U.sts the DeW
courses as bicye Ung, camping
and backpacking, diving. water
polo, horseback rid!Dc, racket
ball, ice skating, billiards, and
table tennis.
Tbe college bas taken ad-
vantage or Its close proD.mlty
to the beach. Classes beld U
the bea ch include beach activi-
ties, crew, sculllDg, &.00 salllnc.
COSTAMI!U 71oOP.M.EYAGELISTICHOU. l304MarcusAve., e ew.took$800worthofphotoequip~
HOME OF P. G. NEUMANN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL port, from 10 a.m. July 12 ment trom Donak! Oarllnr's .~==========lr=:;::::·==::::~=; uotJl 8,30 a.m. July 13 . • • t 471 7 H pd Hd --~L~!~G~A=L~HO"'::n==C~! A bicycle valued at $150 was home a am en ·• FICTITIOI.S Bt.SlNESS NAME •tolen from the open garage Cameo Shores, after prytng FIRST otlii\Of OF LUTHERAN CHURCH of Robert Ramirez, 813 w. opeo the front sllding glass STATEMENT
Otber classes In the P. E.
program inchlde angling, scuiJI.
divlng, yoga , gymaast:les, arch-
ery, weight traint.ng, body me-
cba.n.les, llaod.ball. weight re~
ductioo, dry-land sWog. soe-
cer, ballet, water safety in-
struction, aod modern dance.
OfiUST, SCBI'mST . OF THE MASTER Bay Ave., Balboa, belweeo 2 door sometime between 11 ,30 bus":!~n~;,l•~;:t::O ~::~
3303 Via U4o Lu..,_ ~ In ARwtca and 4 P m Pollee a.m. aDd 2:30p.m ..•. A small ta.rlal Services, 1621 E. 17th •---"-2100 hdflc v ... Dr. !;.~~sted Walt~r M.' Ce~ntes, ezp~on ripped Roseann Gen-SN-UND•JKHA"Y~L ~----~-·~~H. 28, 01 520 Marguerite Ave,, zooe s mailbox from ber froot Street, Santa Ana: Beverly L.
-"""' ~---doo at 2449 Wlodwud Lane Wlhrer, 2901 EbbtideRoad,Co-9 .... u4 lOtiO Corona del Mar, La front of r •
SUNDAY SERVICES REV. WILBUR E. ALLEN his resideoce at 10:15 p.m. Baycrest, at 8:05 p.m. . . . roaa del Mar.
9 ... •• 10.10 .,.. lnCerlm Pastor aod ellarged him with public About $30 worth of postage d~~ ::;.neu:~~~ng coo~
WEDNESDAY EVENING SUMMER SCHEDULE i.Dtoxicatloo. ~~,::d ~~~~~le:!t:1 ~~ SigDed: Beverly L. Witwer.
MEE11NG I p.m.lfl<l,OO A.M.-Pam11y Wotlldl) • FRIDAY: JULY 14. .tlee at 400 Newport Center Dr., Tbl1 statement flled wttb tbe
lUADING 110'* p 'ov•ril'.r'l't.-tteftl TboftJU ·Morrow, Ul, Newport Ceoter, betweec noon eouotJ clerk of On..op Ccgty ·=·=~ t a.a · ,. p.a. NUitSERY R! ~ of 244% Collece Awe., Costa July 14 and 8:50 a.m. Jllly 17, oa: July 7, 19?2, by Be.erl1
W 1 9 .... -71-45 Mesa, was arrested at 1 a.m. • TUESDAY, JULY 18 J. Maddoz, deputy eouotJcle.rL
1'MMay aacl Friday: at Balboa Blvd. and 31st St., Potted plants valued at $95 Publlsh: July 13, 20, 27, Auc.
9 LN-• S p.-.; 7·9 p.m. West Newport, and ebarged with were stolen from Gene Hughey's 3, 19?2, ln the Newport Harbor
resisting arrest alter allegedly front yard at 300 E. Coast Hwy., Ensign. F' -18886
SHO)NI) at:UROf OF steallng a poUeeman•s capdur~ Bayside Village , between 1 p.m.
d~::!~=;td~er. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
This statement Wed •llh the ST T comty clerk of Orange County
oo: JIIIJ 14, 1972, by Beverly
J. Maddox, deputy county clerk.
POOUsh: July 20, Z7, Aug. 3,
10, 19'72, in the Newport fWbor
EM!go. F-19023
LEGAL NOTICE (~LUS $10 ,OR THE O•AMGI: COUMTY "IL.II'fG PEU
We wtn ta.te can rA botb tbe nunc aDd the
pubUaUoa U you Mad 'II the J eopias 0( tbf
Ftc:f11 h'W Business Name StalemHt, tllled • a¥ ~~pod, IUid ac....,.•lod 1>1: a cbock lor P!.
Or J'Oa ct.11 comto to the Eutp oftlee to tlU M
tbt llrml. Notaris1ar: 1s aot aeoesary.
COMPLETE IHSUIWfCE SERVICE
WI CAal A.OUT YOU-YOU. P.u&ILY
YOU It MOM I-YOU a AUTO-YOU It llUSINtSS
~r_• Br..uronce, c!Jnc.
~ 0 lOX 411 2711 E COAST HWY
C~ dill MAA. CA. !12825
675-0SU
atJUST, SCIEN11ST lng a disttD"bloce there · · · and 5 p.m .... Miebael f<obert
Newport ae.c• at Walter MarUn Bisset.. 27, of Lawler 18 of 2001 Higfllaod
Corou cW Mar 3282 8roed Str.t 210-1/2 34.th st., West New-Dr., Ha:roor' HigblaDds, wasar-
·3100PadAc Vft Dr. Newport H...,.._ port, was charged with pos~ rested at hls residence at 5:10
SUNDAY SOIOOL 10 Lm. Fr«e' •"d tnd•p•ndut session of a forged credit card p.m. and charged with posses~ BUSINESS DIRECTOR Y
Call these merchants SUNDAY UAVICE rn a.m. Co"t'•t•tlon•l alter be was arrested at 9:30 sion of stolen property ...
WI!DNBSDAY IVIlNJNC ChrUtl•n Clu.rda a.m. at the pollee staUoo .. · Frank Joseph Dolan, 52, of l\aclint ltooal, I p.-. DR. Rl.SSELL SPrrTLER A charge of resisting arrest 2015 Charle St., Costa Mesa, COLL!CTOR'I ~DP GENERAL a..B E. C...tlwy. p wu placed ap.iost Paul Van was charged with public tn-
r..-.oe .. If•"'--Interim astor Vla.Den, 19, of 2130 Pomooa toxlcatlon after poUee arrested
Moa.-FrL1 10 to S p.m. SUNDAY S.EilVJCE Ave., Costa Mesa, wbeo be was him at 10:05 a.m. In tbe 2200
,......, 7 to 9 AND 011Jil01 satCX>L arrested at 10:30 p.m. at 31st block of Irvine Ave. , .. Gloria
S.t.: 10 L-. AT 10!00 AM. st. &od Ba.lbol. Blvd., West New~ Hood returoed to her home at ~~Y~ou~.,.~~~~~~~~~·~=~N~w~,..,~~=<~~p~,~-§~=~ port, duri.Dg a crowd dlstur~ 444 Via Ltdo, Udo Isle, at
for the best
No•-2 Loc..trroNst ISS~~~~ffi~~~~~~~~ "AMTIQUIItOW" nJ"l'I•;JI'Jt
:U21 NlwrO•T aL., C.M. .n'IM t()fflce
"THI rACTOOY" TUMI•UrSJ'S II•UA~,,.-
o.:!~ ~!~c!T: ;~:; :-llhiTrMSIIissill .Sl'!.fi Personnel A,enq
Male -Female ._... and ftiONE: ance • · · Silverware aDd per-5·30 p m after an absence of to'-aoo.. sooa.l property valued at $942 about .45, mi.Dites and toUDd
were burglari&ed from the that 2 telephones, vallled at "----1 BiLl-,..,__---L. Charles Laraway resldeoce at $50 were missing ... A stereo ~ ~ '-AIUK"\.D 1105 N, 8aJ' Froot, Balboa Is~ ~ deck n.lued at $150 was 2JRD IT. et ORAIIGI, COSTA MiliA -MI-AOI land, bettreeo midnight and6,30 ¥toleo trom William Cwtnn's
Suod&)' MorulD& Worship ..•...... 10:30 a.m. a.m. · · · Michae l Ttamer, car while it ns parked on
S""'d•v Eveatng Wonblp .......•. 7:00p.m. 1012 W, Ocee.n Froot, Balboa, the street near his restdeoce
..... ..., 7 00 reported tbat 3 surfboards, at 318 Sapphlre Ave., Ba.lboa Wedneeday Btble Stud)' & Pu.y~r · · · : p.ca. va.ltaed at $402, were stolen Island, fk'om 8 p.m. July 18
Ao ~da:rol cburcb wUb Bible teacb.lu& mlDlatry from a walkway at his rest-untill p.m. July 19 ... Flower
dence between 1 p.m. July 13 pots a.od plants valued at$46.50
&od 9:45a.m. July H . were stolen from in frool of
• SATURDAY, JULY 15 Lella Kelly's home at 7 West-2101 CLII'"" D ... , NEWPORT BEACH -s•e-2817 Pollee stoped Rlchlrd Kent clltl' Villa, Westclllf, between
REV. JAM!S M. HENRY Welsbeit, 23, of 1923 Pomooa 8 p.m. J uly 17 aod 9 a.m.
M 1 N ISTf:R OF COUNSELl N G AND OUTREACH Ave., Costa Mesa, at 33rd st. July 19 ... PoUce arrested
SUNDAY SCHOOL. •• , •• 9r45 A.M. 1181..1: STUDY and Balboa BIYd., West New. James R, Kirkpatrick, 18, of
WOUHIP •• • • • II .LM. •4 7 r.M. 7rJO P.M. WID. port, at 1 a.m. a.nd charged 373 Flower St., Costa Mesa, ":~~;:=:::=.;;::;=;;;~~;;~;::;;;;;:~~~~f=l blm with driY1D1 lmder the lD-at 11:30 a.m. ln the 1800 block r , CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE. OIIODCe of alcohol ..• Olalla of w. Ocean Frnnl and the
OF COR0tr4A DEL MAR Patricia Scymcak, 31, of 465 beach, and charged him wtth
!LlANO. C. JAClSON, MINISTIR: F'&Jr Dr., Costa Mesa, Y&S resistl..ag arrest after bls f"e•
arrested at 12:15 p.m. at tusal to obey an order to stop Smadly Sel'Tf.ce ..•..•. 10:00 a.m. Fubioa Iaiud and ehlrred wtth siD't1ng.
s-,. s.:~;booiit ii."ii. ·~· •i ... iii ... 10'!'!':;~;, !.:;::;:~·=· :·:rn~opl STU DENTS TRAINED
An enUrely new program to ..............
COIIII'LIII ftiiRAL .U. SIAM.~~-a:==l==r-;; ......... ..... .. ..........
train st\lleuts fDr jobs u
teacher aides ln elemeatary
tbrouefl higtl sebools wW bedD
at Orange Coast Collep this
t>.ll.
Tbe program, "ediiCitlooal
serrtees," wlll also traJo stu-
dtots for jobs as lnstnetlonal
aides, library a.ldes, reerea-
t1oal.lleaders aod I.Dstl'liCtioaal
aide coordl•tor.
Four~wm eouriH wt.U
COYV tbe proclllcUoa ot rna~
lorlalo forOYtrboldprojoelorl,
..., audio matertala. su--
COCK .. wt11 OOY1!!I' IUD pbo-
iocnPIIY """ -elliot -
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•
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Co.< Hwy
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Phone844-73311
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I'IJBUSNED IEEIILY -PAGE 10
TIIURSDAY, JULY Zl, lf12
COIIOIIA D£L ~ CAL
CRUCIAL GAME FRIDAY
JR. BASEBALL
at au games, but here are a LEAGUE LEADERS
rew results, as reported by
Cathy Moran, the prettiest
front-office ••executive" lD (Through July 24)
baseball. Cathy wrestles the AA • 8th graders
t
SPECIAL GUEST of the Rams aDd Chargers at saturday's
2 p.m. benefit scrimmage at the UCJ stadium will be
13-year-old Donnie Thornton of Huntington Beach, who
lost a leg 1n a May 27 boating accident on the Colorado
RiYer. Flanking Donnie are UC I assistant chancellor Eloise
Kklke and Charger coaches Forrest Gregg aDd George
Dickson, right. DoMie, who was a budding junior high
athlete before the accident, has beeo a special Chargers
cuest at training luncheons and scrimmages.
HELD OVE R
EXCLUSIVE HARBOR
AREA SHOWING AT
RECULI.R PRI CESI
NIGHTLY 7,00 & 9:30
SHOW BI Z" -TI ME MAC
"A DAZZLING MUSICAL FILM!"
~l.ldlth Crist, NBC-TV (Today Show)
"LIZA MINNELLI IN 'CA.~BA~R~ET~'
-A IS BORN!"__,
"SENTINELS OF SILENCE"
scorecards phones schedules TeWlnkle Cuds •.•... 13-3-1
etc., at the'summe; program'~ Es:t&Dcia Dodgers ••••• 13-2-1
office in Costa Mesa Park. Ensign Dodrer s . . . . • . 13-2
All-star teams are designated Lincoln Astros ...... 12-2-1 ~f~~~~~~;;;~lfllf~~~iJ~ro~~ here by the school areas they DaYis Pirates .... , , . 8-8-1
represented. Some areas had Kaiser Brues. , .. , . . 6-9 ll~~m~sa mor e than one all-star squad: A _'7th grader s
-A-TeWinkle Redtep .• , • 12-2
Kaiser 9, Ensign 2; Davis Ka.iser Cubs .•.••... 12-2
8, Estancia 6; Lincoln 5, Te-Ensign Braves , , •.. , • 12-2
Winkle 4. Lincoln Ph1Wes ...... 10-5
-B-Davis Dodgen •.••.•. 8-4-2
Estancia 12, Kaiser 2; Davb: Estancia Cards , ... , , 7~6
3, Ensign 1; TeWinkle 5, Darts ~
3; TeWIJlltle 12, Davis 3i Mar.--»i&.I~WI .. Ifadttt••
iners 9, Buffalo HJUs 4; Mar-Zooe r ·ltii.f1is' .. , ..• , lZ-1
inets 5, Buffalo HUls 2. Zoae Z Astral •••• , •• 12-0
-BB-Zooe 3 Pirates . , , . , . 11-3
Mariners 4, Corona del Mar Zone 4 Pirates . , .. , , 9-4
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3; Kaiser 8, Estancl.a 2; Davis Zone 5-? Pirates ..... 10-4 •-
25, Ensign 0; TeWlnkle 7, COM Zone 6 Cardloals , .... ?-5
4; Davis 5, Mariners 4, a.nd
TeWinlde 4, Davis 2. • • •
• JOHN WILL PLAY
John McKay Jr., son of the
USC football coach, is a sopho-
mor e on his dad's SQuad at
Troy th.Js year. He starred at
F'oothill H1gh here in Oru~
County before moving onto USC.
Willie Brown, former Ram and
Redskin, a.nd now an asslst:am
coach at USC , tutors the Trojan
pass-catching corps, and that
i.oclocles young McKay, who U.
a W"ide receiver. "'
"Coach McKay said It wouJd
be ~ to me Whether or not
yoW'Ig John plays this year,"
Wiltle says, ''and I can assure
you hewtllplay." Brown doesn't
expect McKay to be a starter,
what wtth experienced race-
horses such as Edesel Garrisoo
raring to come otlt of the start-
B -5th graders
Zooe 1 Astros ••.•••. Hl-0
Zone 2 Cubs ......•. 11-1
Zone 3 Redlep ...... 14-2
Zone 4 Astros • • • • • • . 9-5
Zone 5-7 Astroa . , ... 12-2
ZoM 6 Brnes •.•.••• l0-1-1
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FOR SALF.
MOBILE home, turnJshed,
50' x 10' doUble expando,
Nice adult park. Close to
ocean. 642-1162.
ing gate, but he still eJPeets r.:-:····_·········---................ ..
John to see plenty of acttoo, FO R RENT US CADfLLAC '71 Coupe de VIlle.
Incidentally, Willie predicts !£~;;~~;;;;;;;~~;;:: Whlte, blue vinyl top, blue
a big Trojan comeback this~ commerclalandpro-ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS --interior, fully equipped, AM-
year. "We've been down the fessiooal om ces-from $15 Phone 542-7217, P.O. Box FM stereo, new tires. 26,000
past couple or seasons," Brown ~ ~ on North Newport BIYd. No. 122~, Costa Mesa. mtles. Private party, Days,
notes, '•but we expect to aim opposJte Horae Hospital. John ~~~~~§~~~~YE,i:l-~5~40~-~063~6~,~nl~gh~t~s:_, ~5~86~-2=5~1~7. for the Rose Bowl again thls VopJ, 646-1615. BEFORE YOUR
year.'' ~:;.;;;-;;:;-;;;;;;;;-=-; on your new carpet-remoYe
HARBOR AREA
BASEBALL
• • •
J .V. LEAGUE
ll VIEW HOMES _ 3 them with Bl1.1e Lustre. Rent • WORK WAH TED
bedrooms, 2 t.lhs, tlnest in electric sllampooer, $1.00, :-....;;.:.;:.:...::..::::.:..:..:.::.. __ _
eaJ'l)tttq aDd drapes, JU.· Crown HardWue, 3107 East SECRETARIAL WORK, mlmeo ..
eUed tamUy room. CorDI!' Coast H11f'}'., Corona del Mar. lf'lPhlDL notary, and small
lot, AnU. oow. $25 .:;;;;t,J-;;-;;;;;;-:-;;;;;;~;;;;:-;;;:;lH.;; bookkeeping accounts, Call oo 1e&N. Ret. req:dr.ct. MOVING -Workbench, dralting 8'73-4050 afternoons,
CorbUI~Ma.rtl.a R•ltors, Call table, 1&YD fUrniture, marble _______ _: __ _
644-?MZ. table, bubeque,Uies,picture IRONING. Yeus of eq~erlence
DaYis Cubs .•... , ... 11-Z-1 t:----------~~es·..,~~~=· 011 all types of clothing aod
Estancia Dodprs. • • • • 9-4 larp moual&tD bome. c~ 8• --• • linen, Specialty -mea's
TeWI.nkle Redlep: .... 6...4-1 North sr.ore, Late Arrow.. ~m~ mlr;:r~~Holldl.y shirts. Sl.SO per hr. Mlble
Enatp Brans. , . . .. . 6-7 btad. For not weboQ ai l umii.,;jji•:-'"'spo;;;;;-;-;c~. ;:-;;;;;~I Whttma.n, 607 Marguerite,
Ka.Jser Gia.nts ......• 4-?-2 weekly, $49-UIJ am no~ IJ Show " Sale Corona del Mar. 6?3-2??4,
Lincoln PhlWes. , .. , , 2-12 62'7'5, M:lm CoanoUoa c::e; -----------
acroa from Dlsueylaod, 800 PRIVATE duty ourse. Homf!l
AAA LEAGUE w Ka J cue. E.~perleoced L C. u, . lelia, uty Z7, 28, 29, Local ~>etors ..., !amity
E -Y()(g' old bUill lD so. Thurs .• Fri., Sat., 1 to reference. Pbooe 545-2597 naJgn Brans. . . . . . . 9-2 10 p.m., SliJ., 12 oooa to 173 5 Ensign Dodprs • . . . . . 7-Z~Z tnt.~ T'' a.ell. 81-1 p.m. or -153,
Da• .. c .... ········· 7-5 eye ' -'-Bml.,f-:-==---,---,-,.---BOOKS FOR S•L " j~~;~;;;;~pT;•;W;IIlk;lo;R;ed~t;.•;P;· ;";· i4~-;7;i-l Boa., 171-711!, EXPERT bicycle repotr!Dg • A • ~;;;;;;:;;::::::::::::::;-' aU -· Tires, and THE AIIBRI:AN OPUOON I~ r epllctm• puts~. Bel.eb Bl-MAC'.tAZINE, 'IIC«etla&rd l.s-
e,elu, 8011 £. BI.D:Ioa BlYd., ne, JulJ·Auplt. $1.00
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•MUSICAL FOR SAL E AmtrtcanOI>I.aloo Bcol:s..re,
RBIIT I ~Sf Harbor BlYd., C--
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NEIIPORT HARBOR ENSI GN
,PIJil.ISHEO·IWLY -PAGE 11
THURSOAY, JULY 27, 1972
CORONA OEL liAR, CAL. Newport Beach Balboa
Real Estate Balboa Island Costa Mesa
Udo Isle Cor-del Mar
SHARP
Three bedrooms, two baths
Huntington Beach
Perfect cooditlon
$34,500 • • • • 608-610 IRIS AVE.
PRICE REDUCED
$74,900
Corona del Mar duplex on two R-2
lots, with fantastic tropical garden
and future buUding potentlal. Must
see to appreciate I I I
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-SP.M.
OR Call for Appointment
Y. f'RJUCI<
RE:Al.TOR
3250 East Cont Hill!WJJ
C«ona del Mar, Calrtornil
F'tlone: 67).2222
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•••••••••••••••••••
. NOW IS THE TIME!
---to List Your Home!
We specialize in prime residential
waterfront and investment propertll!fl
in lhe griuite 'N~wporntifrWr Arel. '
(0 LIDO~.[~~~,~~y, INC.
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AUOitiY'S
NIW-T HIIOHT$ CHARMIIt .
0.. of N'pll, outalaDdlDI omall homes; as
DUt u we'" IMil Ill a lOaf ttme. Tb1l cu ...
tom home w/1 bdrml., II Mf oa a manleured
ta .... Be tho tint to ... ltat. ........ f!l,OOO.
GIOitGINI SAYS
"00 TO ISCONOIDO"
Not that lbo II med at,..., but oome lnvut-
01' or buDder II eota1 to saop up lhlo2.1 acres
ol R-lat a barcala J>rice, a. make a fat proflt.
OWner wUl corry !.t T.D., with lO<JI. clowo,
payable 1~ per m011th , with 7~ Int. You
sbould buy I~ avon lt you don't need it, at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S21.11M.
GEORGIA HAS
MORE THAN PEACHES ON HER MIND
She hu a beautiful Harbor View home, with
a htd., filt'd. pool_. This large home ts an ex·
eculive-type & needs nothing added to givt!
you every comfort you expect in such 1 home.
Offered at .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... $74,500.
CLEO'S NEWIST
Ocean 1ide of hwy. in Corona del Mar, on two
"2" ft..l lots. Tbi1 10Jidly buUt home is in
xlat cond., also a nice guest bouse with a liv·
ing rm., kitch. & bclrm. Some ocean view.
The loti alone are worth nearly the asking
price of .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... $82,500.
MARY HAS 1 'LOTS"
OF DIRT, IN THE RIGHT PLACES
Two Iota, both with ocean view•; one in Em-.
era1d Bay, where you have a priv. beach,
tennis facil., awimming &: a guard at your
gale; these privileges you enjoy even if you
don't build a bouse, offered at $35,000. The
other lot is an R·l iD Laguna Beach offered at
$18,500 ; call for details .
MAKES PAUL BAWL
He has fallen in love with this Evening Can·
yon home, but the Sborecliff owner says he
has to sell it -CU1tomize4. home haJ been
done so well, once you enter iJ, you'll never
want to leave! The brick entry leads up to
one of the finest designed homes we've ever
seen. U you're a bouse-hunter, it'• a must!
C•ll US for yeur N•l •••••• ,...,. -WE
hovolots olfOOd things .... II you obovtl
Newpert -c.,... del Mar -c .... MeN
CoRBIN-MARTINl
BURR WHITE REALTOR
Announces A New Name
... -·~~~~~~ ... ~•· S.one Owner
lurr White RNitor
NEWI'ORT
BALlO A
OFFICE
SALES OPENINGS AVAILABLE
2901 Newport Blv., Newport Beach
675-4630 24 Hour Service
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IIUSTI6E WATERFRONT HOHES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMINT
3 Lindo Isle DriYO
Beautiful new 5 BR., 4 ~ BL home. Water·
front living rm. & formal diDing. Handaome
oak paneled fam. rm., frplc, wet bar. Large
master suite has frplc. A: C01J lounge area.
View of Bay & the mountains. . . . $179,500.
11 LM. It'-Drive
Completely turn. 5 Bdrm., 4lh bath botne.
Lge. "'atcrfront Jiving nn. wi th floor to ceil.
marble frplc. F1:lrmaJ dining nn., family rm.,
maid's rm., Pier & slip ......... 119~.000.
53 Linda lsi• Ori ... a
Elegan~ 5 bdrm .. 4~'J baths; on lagoon. New
car
1
pets, d~apes & wallpaper. Lovely garden
& arge shp .. . .. . .. . ......... $200,000
57 Lind• lsJa DrWe -Open Sundey
Custom 4 BR, 3lh WI. home on Laa:oon. Mstr.
BR. has sitting area & frplc. Waterfront
family rm w/conversation pit around the
frplc.; lovely garden, lge. sli p .... $189,500.
101 Linda Isla Drive
Lovely 5 BR.. 4 ba. home with downstair s
waterfront mstr. suite & lge. game rm. or
study. Mexican tile floors, beam ceilings,
quality construction, slip . . . . . .. $155,000.
For CompJate Information
On All Hornet & Lots, PJNM Call :
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor ,....,......._.t\.inMI••
341 IAYSIDI 011. ·surr1 1, N.L 67U"1
ROY R. McCARDLE
REALTOR
RELIABLE SERVICE .SINCE 1941
548-~
NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MII~IA
•••••••••••••••••• MLS SALES REPORT
Sales through the Mulltple Listing
Service of the Newport H,arbor-Costa ,
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled$72.9
million in the first 6 months of 1972.
THIS IS A 35% INCREASE OVER THE
SAME PERIOD OF 1971! 2,354 new
listings were processed, of whicb
69% WERE SOLD! 64% of the sales
were cooperative.
List your property with a Realtor. ••••••••••••••••••
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PIER/SLIP -SANDY BEACH!
Charming 5 BR hnme plus 2 BR. rental unit:
Seller very anxious • Please submit all offers
BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES
2309 W. Balboa Blvd., N.B. 673-7420
Curt Dosh To sell fine property . •
REAL TOR .. !"'· .. THE 142..et1%-en. 813-3141 . . ,. : : :! . . , . IRWIN 1130 W, COA.ST RWY. .. ., . .
NEWPORT BEACH ~l= COMPANY
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PRIVACY -COMFORT-
LIVABILITY
NEW LISTING -This beautiful home haa: it
ali-Only 17 homes on this exclusive c::ul-de-
sac. each glowing wit h pride-of-ownership.
2200 sq. ft. of comfortable, well pl anned living
area: 3 Bedrooms, family room plus a large
lanai for your ping pong or pool table. You
have your O\\n key loa swimming pool and
puttm~ green. Jmagine a pool without the
headache~ There 1s more. but come by and
see what \'OU can buy for only
$56,500
Offleo o.-s.~un~oyo a s-~oya
PETE BARREtT
···-~Dr .. U. 6a.DIO
MACNAB
IRVINE
' FINER HOMES
ADULT FRENCH BAYFRONT
Stn~m~ bayfront new home. /~!!!:;,. Combined master suite and sit· 'Y ling roo.n. L'Jlper \e,·e\ enio~·s
panor:-~.nic ti.\RGOR VIEW from
LR. UR .. til{' deck & country kitcl•en.
f,uesl Wll\:,! \\ 'Bfi .. sittinfl rOOOl W/ViC\\
deck. Slip. Fee land . $25l.:'..'j() By appt
17 14 ! (ji:'~l9:')5 or IH2-8:!35
LAGUNA BEACH VIEW LOTS
2 arl jact'nt Jot" on•rlookin,2 \\'hitr \Yater
;~ntl ex<'IP~in rr ~nrt homes. Mt'ST SF.LL
-S20.000 lol::al ' G:ad.vs Russell s.I2..S23S .
LARGE FAMILY HOME
5 ER.. 4Th Bath. FR .. Formal DR. Ma,;nin·
c:ent move-in condition. N'ewly carpeted and
deC'(Ildted. SporkUnfi!: pool amidst profes-
~iooallv land~t:aoed Gardens. Call for appt . 5-tU~. $109 )50
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Tllorodof, Orall(o CcutCol-cl!J Umllo .... a1 1be -1oJ0 .........,_._Gory oflbe-SI • .._...
Goft' lbow..t clamber director• Resaltl ol. tbe cblmber's 3-I a oliJrl 111m bo prodlacod 1o IIIGOib 11.,. """11 will bo lor-\
ctnmetlp the fld u.t the etty ftl'ded to city ma.aapr Fred \ -. • Sorlllll.l'a olllee -.;Ub a re-...
UGAL MOTICI ::,"'._.:;', == be dooe THE GOLD CAMERA AWARD of.lbo 11. S. -lollllm
NOTICE TO CREDn"'RS Buaiaeameo 'tbe are feltiYal hal been woo by Durtl Am...u.tr.r oi·Newport
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE cettiDc Urad ot 7riDc cL.rec-Beteb IDd Jte cUat, PI&Dtroa1e1, for ertlltioD of the best
STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR Uou to oul..ol-town bwdness advert1s1D( aod •le• promotion ftlm of tbt rear. Pictured
THE COUNTY OF ORANGE eoalacta l:r)1De to flnd Costa bert &t tbe award prNeDtatloa are, from left, Frank
No. A-7328'7 Mesa. U Newport Beacbdoea't Schmidt, .manaeer of Ourel'a DOI'tbero, CalUonlla olftce
Estate of NATHAN C. HUBBS w&Dt 1 freewaJ they argue Jo BurUo(ame; Bob Zteprt. Pla.otroalca adYerta1Dc maa-
&ta NATHAN HUBIE, De-why oot reaame' tbe Newport acer; Mike Hirsh. pres:ldeot ()f Durel AdYertiii.Dc, &De! Bob
ceased. freeway the Costa Mesa Free-Boatman. creatln director for Darel, wbo trrOte aDd
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN way? directed tbe I mtaut. ftlm, eatttlld 118t:arSet."
to the creditors ot the above
na.med decedent tbatallpersoos
haYing claims against tl>e said EVERETT EDWARDS OF
decedent are required to me SHORE CLIFFS DIES
tbem, with the oecessary vouch-Everett Edwards o1 Sbore
ers, lD the ottlce of tbe clerk Clltfs., a geologist wltb Hum-
of the above eotitled court, or boldt Oil Co, tor 40 years.
to present them, wltb the oec-died unexpectedly Mooday eo
essary vouchers, to the UDder-route to Hoag hospital. He was
signed at the otflce of her at-75 years old.
torneys: KEENE & DION, Suite Mr, Edwards bld Uved 1D
510 Avco Fltwlcial Ceoter, 620 Orange County for zs years.
Newport Center Drive, New-He was born 1D WLsconatn.
port Beach, CaWornia 92660, Granside f\meral serrices
which is the place of business at Ollvewood cemetery, River-
of the undersigned ln all mat-side, will be coDducted at 10:30
ters pertaJ.nJng to the estate a.m. today, July 27, by the
of said decedent, within four Rev. Alan Newman,
months after the Arst publica-Mr. Edwards 1s survived by
tion of this ootlce, b1s wU El . da .. .-Dated J I 25 1972 e, eaoor, a _ ... er, u Y • Lucia Barker Washingtoo.
Virglnia B. Kling. Executor D.C.; a son, Thomas of Valley
of the Will of the above named Center; a brother, vernon of
decedent. Oregon. and a sister, Mrs.
KEENE & DION, Attorneys Paul BeaYen of Florida
at Law, Suite 510 Avco Fi-·
naoc!al center, 620 Newport DUDLEY ELLER DIES Center Drive, Newport Beach,
Calilornia 92660, Telepbcme: Prtnte graveside ftmeral
644-8181 , Attorneys for Es:ecu-serriees were held Tuesday
tor. at Good Shepherd Cemetery 1D
Publish: July 27, Aug, 3, 10, Huntington Beach for Otxl.ley
17, 1972, in the Newport Harbor W. Eller of Costa Mesa, wbo
Ensign. died unexpectedly SattU'day at
Hoag hospital.
LI!GAL MOnee Mr. Eller, who was 49, Uved
FICTITIOUS Btm:NESS NAME at 493 Abbie Way. He wu a
STATEMENT ca.rpeoter !or Larson aDd Mel-
The followlng person is doing lor boatyard in Newport Beach.
business as: Orange Enger-He had Uved here for the
prises, P.O. Box 4545, Ana-put 27 years after movlDg
heim, Calif. 92803; 11242 Bar-from hls oa.Uve Loog Beach.
clay Drive, Garden Grove, Mr. Eller is survived by his
C&W. 91&41: Jack G. IA.neoee, wife, JOIIIIptdDe; a .co, Wllllam
11Z42 Barclay Drive, Garden of Costa Mesa, a.Dd his father,
Grove, Callf. 92&11. Dale Eller of Santa Bartara,
This bus1Dess is being con-Baltz-Bergeron of Costa
dueled by an individual. Mesa was the flDleral director.
Signed: Jack G. Lawrence.
This statement ftled with the B. J. HEALOW Dl ES
co!Dity clerk of Orange County FUDeJ'al services are pead-
on: July 25, 1972, by Beverly t.og 1n Seattle, Wash., for Bern-
J, Maddo.z, deputy county clerk, ard Josepb Healow otWestcUff,
Publlsh: July 27, Aug. 3, 10 wbo died Monday at Hoag hos-
17, 1972, in the Newport Harbor pttal after a long illness. He
Ensign, F -19216 was 65,
I! Mr, Healow came to CaU-:-c-.lb~G!!!AL~~MO!!!..!n~C!<,I!,__ fornia trom Minnesota 12 years
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ago aod had Uved ln WesteUlf
STATEMENT for the past 4 years at 1525
The following persoo lsdolDr Cornwall Lane.
business as: House of stuart, He ts survived by a daugb-
682 No. COQ.st Hwy,, Laguna ter, Joanne Forrest of Wash-
Beach 92651 : Helen Stuart, 330 ington; his mother, Mrs. R. J.
High Dr., Laguna Beach 92651 Healow of Montana; and 2
This business is being coo-brothers, Anthony Helllow and
ducted by an individual. Robert Healow of Mootana.
Signed: Helen Stuart. Baltz-Bergeron fuoeral home
TtV.s statement tlled with thE of Costa Mesa is making ar-
county clerk of Orange CoWlty rangements.
on July 5, 1972, by Beverly
J. Maddox, deputy coUilty clert. REAL TOR HONORED
Publish: July 27, Aug. 3, 10, Costa Mesa Realtor Roy Mc-
17, 1972, In the Newport Harbor Cardle has received the Boys
Ensign. F -18808 Club medallloo In recognitloo
of his long-Ume service to the
NOTHING TO BUY
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f'VIU$HlD WEEKLY -PAGE 12
THUidDAY, JUU 27, U72
COIDIA DEL IIA~, CAL. REALTOR TABER DIS 0z~:;v:. c=. ~-= oa':;!;&oi:. -=· ... _-:! IIRS. MARTHA ~DWARDS OF WI!ST N!WPORT DIES
--.o ,::(. ~lU •-AM 1?1 savflf..{) IWooB -11or1o --. 'II, lllro. -1o wtltod
&.&Rod IUih*r. 4oaa'W" Mofeeoelll-ofiii-... Wosl .. o .. l, bJ I--._ Mr.,...., WIIOWUPSSII" VIr-1M Lilt ol ............ " ., .. 8utlar ollfwpart lllclaudBII'IIrd
fl 1bo ---fl ualllar)' LJa ~flea*--1 JITir. ~ E-ol Jp I Sl1o;a ...
1111 Roal E-o alllcolo Co-~ a --fi 11.-. II-1111 -lUI ,....., lor, -Gollldlfl-
ISla Ill-, oru M. Hollldn-~ ol~-11-·a-Ia~-----CllJ; aT.._, .....u;~
co&IIJ -HooJ llolllllol -11n. '~~on11 H-;,. _; J1111. "-' 11oact1. -a -ol ·-· aod bJ .. ,.--lr-osllorllloori-lloo. a br-_,4 ~ ., .... .-. cllllllra
Ht W'U u Oldo at:in b.t ._otla• Uti I ~ lbe worked b 15 JtU'I u Stme• at BtU Bro&4wa.J
bad UYed ia C&IUDnil .... 50 • a DUr•'J tide. CtMlptl, COIIta M-, ••• di-
J•aro ....,..."' 25 100,.. 1a BOX OFfiCE OPEHS 8bo ,... bora 1o GorZIWI)' roclod 117 lllo a ... J-G.
tbe :.... ..te hiWc 111, ft4l . Tbrl bo1: alloe ~ todl,., IDd tad U'fd 111 0ra1:11t COWII&1 BIIJD of tbe Newport Harbor
-OWDed b11 OWD COqii.IIJ 1D Ful-JtalJ 27, 1Dr OI'I.Dtll Cout Col.. Latblru Cbarcb.
lo-before """""' borl 10 loJO'I pr-loo ol "C&mo-)'eus liP. Ht bad beea wttb lot.'' ftl llllow wW bt ,...S
the Rool E-o lor Z-1/! Aoc. 1-4 It 1:10 p.m. lD lbe
Je&rl, &ad UMCI at Sl99 Coaa-CXX: AdiWt-.o. All..U an MARINERS CHURCH
try Club Dr., com. Mea. a riM tid ud are priced at Dr. Jot ......_ . ftD , • ..,.. IIU ft. o. _...
about 10 yooro. II. IWl oNsn uo a1oo IIIU -DaDu ---I lasi•?JM=o, T-
Mr. Tabor ...,.lbeco..,..J'• boloc-od. II 1M -..-r. Tilt ..... -1o
top award for I.DYestmeots iD Tbe boa oftlee wUl be Cll*l 'PI 'tete ..... Ull 18 ua1J11a11 Air ytlftatw ud
1971, f« adYuce ..._ Jub' 2?,18, nmn-. . \
Sen1ces at PacUlc View 11 Ud Aacut 1 ftom 11 a.m. c-1 lD Harbor Yln !Ullo lo 2 p.m. ,.S e,ao..a,ao p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL • , • , •• , 1:00 A..ll.
were eooduelod bJ lbe RaY, U will be -Salwdi!J, Jlllf WORSHIP SERVICES .. e,oo 6 10'15 A.. II.
William Actoo ~ Mar1Der1 29, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. EVEKDfC llllVJCE. , , ·• ·, , 7:00 P.ll.
Cburcb. Burial oru 1D Paclllc Tbo b01 olllco will &1oO-~-21i-ili;i;;il;;i'liC0i;iiAj;;lii;T;iKiiwYiiziiliiCii0iiiiOililllii;Aili;Di;ILi;;;;lll;;iAII;i;i;;;; View memorial oa.rk. at 7p.m.caperlariDIDCeal&IU ••
:LAST c:-·r. _. Wp • cala•s-51 .,... ol .me. 1e !'-.............. ..._-&toe-owoorslilp _.
LAST
CHANCE!
A BRAND NEW 1W2
LOADED WITH GROCERIES
LAST CHANCE!
All prizes will be drawn
Saturday, August 5
51 PRIZES IN ALL!
LOOK HOW IIASY IT II TO WIN
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-~GAL ~-OTICE ___ Boys Club of tile Harbor Area.
FICTITIOUS Bl.SINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The following person Is doing
business as: (1) Joint Venture
Capital Funding Compa.ny, (2)
Joint Venture Development
Company, (3} Joint Venture Fi-
DaDCial Serrices Company, 1007
Balboa Ave., Balboa Island,
Newport Beach, CaW. 92662:
BIBLE SOIOOL TO MEET
Vacation Bible school will
be held July 31 tlu'ougtl Aug. 4
at Mariners Church, ZZOO E.
Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar.
CJ.a.sses will meet from 9 to
11 :30 a.m. daily aDd at 7:30
p.m. 011 Friday tor chlldreo
In kindergarten through 8th
grade.
2V2 ACRU OF
ROIINS..Retitly UHtl Can
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MAVBICIC
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MUSTANG
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Malc~lm R, Elliott, 1007 Bal-
boa Ave., Balboa Island, New-
port Beacll, 92662.
This busloess is being coo-
dueled by an 100ivtd1AI.
Signed, M&lcolm R, Elllott.
This statemeot ftled with tbe
cowty clerk of Orange Cowty
on: June 28, 1972, WlWam E.
St Jolm, county clerk, by Bev-
erly J. 1Wtdo1, d_,,
~Usb: July 13, 20, 27, Auc.
S, 19?2, ID llle N._n Horbor
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OIURO! OF THE MASTER
The Lutheran Church of tbl
Muter, 2900 Pacific VIew Dr.,
Harbx' View fUlls, will coo-
tin.. ita swnmer schedule ot
only one worship sen1ce --
at 10 a.m. Putor Wilbur E.
Allen will deUver tbe mea-
age, ''Wbo Is the tmjQit ste-
ward." at th1a SIDiaJ'I leJ'.
rice. SUDda.y Cblll'ch ICboo) 18
receued aatU September.
BIBLE SlUDY TIME c-.1 Bible Cburcb, 190
Z3rd street, Colt& Ilea, wUl
condact ncattoa bible ec:bool
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