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Home My WebLink About1972-09-14 - Newport Harbor Ensign• • • • 1cans n 1n Schmitz switch A 'I'OOitale "mtcb &lid ~"morebrOraop~ Repqbll<us deteciiDr "' 111e Amertcu Party ,... jollied lui 11111111 br lbe lol4eroblp ot tile llnport-llea Calltorllll. Re- p..,Uean A110mbly. 700 of the county's l,OOO..plus CRA members would lean tbe GRAND MARSHAL of the BalbOa Bay Lions Club's Lobster party. Bake parade Sept. 23 will be John Bromfield, Hollywood Tbe CRA ls a statewide actor who starred in the ''Shtritf of Cboehlse" television grassroots orpnlratlon ot Re-series. The Lobster Bake starts at fashion Island at 6 p.m. publlca.n party members. Sept, ZZ with a beatty contest. carDJn.J. a.od. klblter ba.ke. Rick Macnab is dead at 28 A meetln( of COUIIIy CRA members at tbe Dt.oeyiiDd Hotel at 8 p.m. Wedllea.y wu elpKted to touch o1f a coo- senatln reYoU wt.thln local Rep..,Ucan raoks. DtekDorsett, •bo beads tbe Newport-Mesa CRA, predicted that about 70 per eent of his membersbip ot 55 would leave tbe R~ Ucans. I! tbe same defeetlon rate bolds e.., throughout the eounty, lt could mean about "Conservatives are 00 longer At 10 a.m. Sept. 23, the parade will circle Newport Center represented by the RepOOUcan Dr. The carnival aDd lobster bake will cont.lnue 00 Sept, party," Mr. Dorsett told the 23 and 24, with a 1973 car belog i.WUded on the tlna.l day Ensign yesterday, "and the Sunday, to a lucky ticket Dolder. Tickets for the lobste; Jon Richard (Rick) MliCDI.b, A merlcan party has picked ~ bake and tbe prize drawing are anllable trom Uons c lub Cameo HJg:bJa.Dds Realtor, &DCI Council backs police copters tbe blll that the Republicans members and local merchants. soli of '18teran Realtor Jolll tumbled away ." Macnab, died Mooday 1D Los In re-regiStering as mem-coPTER A I OS Angvles, following a loDg lll-bers ol the American Party, ness. Mr . Dorsett dalmedCRA mem-Mr. M>enab, 28, wbo bod bers would be ''striking a blow worked lor his b.tber's Mac- for freedom .'' I N cAR cHASE nab-Irvine realty ftrrn, UYed An attempt to "sboot down" routine patrolllng, allowing the police heliccptera arer New-department'• 2 helicopters to "These are tbe grassroots at 4&01 Dorchester Rd. port Beacb failed llooday n1-d ,.~to lll workers who pve Rlcbard Private family granlide tbe c Co4m &--r espoo ....U.J spec c emer-Nllon a tdgOrange Cow:typlur-servtces are planDed lot 11 CITY CLERK Laura Lacloa ot Nnport Beaeh gets a scroU. makiD& bel" a Certltled Munlell)l.l Clerk. from Uay~ Doaa.IIS MclDnls. Tbt preMDiatloD WU made Mooday durtDC a Clty Couadl Jtestoo. Tbe lnter•UoDll Iutltute of MuaJc1p&l Clerks certlfted Mre. JA.cio• after sbe com- pleted a series of teats. The tiMC wu orpnlztd 1n 194'7 aDd began lb eertUlcatloo procnm 1D 19'70 to recognize exeellerlce lD job pertormaoc. bJ mUDtetpal clerks. M.rs. Laglos jo!Ded tbe ett:J staff ln 1965 aDd wu named city clerk ln 1966. as ltJ ell turuaddow:a. gencles. Tbere were com-ality in 1968,., be ooted, ''and Costa Mesa poUcemeo on the the field, be tumped from tbe a..m. toda.y, Sept. 14, 1n Pa.clft.c a plea by a etttsens ll'<q) to plaints tba.t lllght patrol flYing this gave him Calllornia 1rlth-grotmd am tbe Newport Beach car a.ad ran tbrougb a r est-View memorial park, Hubor either groUDd tbe beUeopters, disturbed thesleepofresldents. out whi ch he could not ban pollee helicopter combined deat.la.l oeigbborbood, leapiD( View Hills, with the ReY . JobP or restrict tbelr flytog scbed-CouncllmaD Paul Ryc.kott, been electad." Monday morning to capture a over feoees and trying to hide. R. Davis of St. Michael's aod ules, wbO bad 1n1tiated the pubUe Pat Scalera of Anaheim wbo suspected burglar after a 120. Tile Newport poUce beUcopter All Saints Episcopal Church The Council tma.n1mously ~-hearing, asked Cbiet Gla.vas heads the county's eRA or-mlle-per-bour chase tbat kept b1m Ugtbd aod i.o. vtew oftlclating. beld Pollee Chief Jamea GlaftS if part of the night patrol coukl g:,illli.Jation, eJpeCted all ol Or-wrecked 2 automobiles. Pollee until Costa Mesa poUceman Mr. Macnab is survived by lo his eoateDUOD that tbe be ellmtDated. ange County's 12 CRA unlU: linked tbe suspect to $30,000 Gary Banrlg arrested him near b.is wife, Martha, aDd by b1s copters, alt)x)ugtladmlttec11ytoo "I would rather see the pro-would be represented at the worth of stolenofflcemacbJDes. tbe corner ot QU11U.oa St. and parents, wbo Uve on Harbor noisy, more than make ~ tor gram dr~ and the money Dtsneyla.Dd Hotel meeting Tbe clla.se eoded in Hlllt1n(-VIlla Nue-va Dr, lslaod. He was born ln Santa It i.o. helping to deter and de. speot on mOre ground patrols scheduled lor last nigbt ton Beach with the capture of Outs ls 1D c osta MeA )ail Monica a.ad bad Uved bere tor te<:t crime. Tbe coUDCtl also thaD bave the helicopter scbed-Hts wife told the Ensign tbat WUUe Lee Darls, 26, of Orange. waiting arra.tgnmeot 00 tbe 18 years. Harbor Blvd. plans eyed directed a 6-weetstt.tyoaways ule seriouslY cut ba.ck," the members ol the United Rep~-He is suspected of burglartzing burgJa.ry charge. ·Costa Mesa In Ueu of floral tributes, to reduce oolse caused by the chief sald, He ooted that "the Ueans of California and the offices of tbe Staodard Pacltle pollee said about 60 Barbol" the ta.mily has suggested dona-beli~ters. crlrnlnal does not g:Lve advance Federated Republican Women Corp., 1516 MacArthur B!Yd., area. commercial burgta.rles lions to the Hospital ot the A groq> ealllng itself "HeU. DOtlee of when he will strike." would also be at tbe meeting near the airport, about 4 a.m. mtgN: be solved by the arrest Good Samaritan Los Angeles copters Umtted," headed by Chief Glava.s cited example~ Jolm Schmitz the Amert~ MoOOay. After polleere<:orerecl ot Davis. tor the hospltal:s cancer fund.: Costa M .. •, Rubor BJYd.., • TlJftter restrictions 00 Corooa del Mar grapblea coo-of bow the copters have pre-Party's caodlckte for presi-otrlce machines ln 5 dlfl'ereot with ttl bod&'&IJOdp of 111'15 sips. sulta.Dt Paul Freed, tried to vented crimes, aided l.narre&ts dent, was a registered Repub-location&, tbey tied tbe tbe4 H 552 Cl b I and dl&feat bai:I.DessH, ta: • A pucel .. by-prareel stWy COOY!Dee the COUDCU tbat tbe aDd made mercy r escues. A Uean in Tustlo and l.s DOW ot the machines to Davis. oag u p ans pttiDc 1. bard loot from tbe of 1aod uu. DOise, IDl'asl.on of prtney, co.t tape recording of poUce com-serving as a Rep~lcu coo. A silent alarm triggered. to ctty CO'VnmtDt. • A st111J of elttsep desires and danger created by tbe hell-mUDteatloll$ durlng 3 such in-gressman Mr Se ballll. de-the bufldlng alerted Costa Mesa Lut week, eo.meumu Bob 00 bow tbe bOoleftrd sboakl CQIIters outwelgb their use-eldents was played. • · pollee, wbo oow pa.trol lniDe. c h t Wlltoo,a.tormermayor,ubd deYelcp. lulDeBSaspoUeetoolil. He pointed to a drop in the ~=wbyH~~~ tat!=-~= They arrived just in time to ancer t erapy cen er tor a. ll)eel&l CltJ Co'IIDC!IJJUo. CoaDeUman Al'ftD P!Dkley bu Mr • Freed's group brougtt local erlme ra.te during t9n primary, changed his reglstra-see a. man rWl from tbe build. ston to W'OI"k oa wap of tm-sageated a resoal.ogotthearea antl-heUCQPter petitions cl!JDed as being possibly attributable tton to tbe American Party a.od tog, jump in a car aod speed pf'O'f1Jlc tbl ._mile ttreteb of from '-tbl prellllt c..z to • bJ more tban 1,400 people. to the belicopters, which have , from tbe sceoe. As tM cbUI Tbe 552Cl~,amen's~ Harbor r111&dDC~-c:U7. more relllriettre C-1 JODe. Jki Hell.eqQrs ~tted Pflllatecl beea used by pollee here tor was oomlna.ted at the party s went througb Costa Mesa, tbe ~ of Boac BotPltal. bu llo ti!IO 1M '!I!-• tot:-. C!j!iool-)!!ac ...,,La...-. , "-'"'--lba-llm<dl>s. n&lloDal . eoono&o Ill Louis-N-8tadl polleo ,.11--a --!OCt II> m"""r. ir!llcti itJf Jll\>llll>l1 iiif'/f;Jilfo(am..'ijii;;;MtJ "tftl'·-ltilr diii1JII"'I>e ~ • ·norls,;,liffeber Of Ltdo Isle, •llle, Ky. eopter wu alerted llllll ·llopl rw. $150,000 to bolld !be be t.D t.lu:IIOOil.wt/ llllllcm 'II''P ld.l wlU reqaltu tbat mlDatea" &Doted to tbetr UCQ-a member of Hellcapten Bunster Creely of Newporl the neemg car UDder suneU-DoDIII. KactVe .Daaleld me- belore a rtall)arlloaciQ IdeM \re tab a IIIOODd loot.'' meat.. HOW'e'f'er, wben copter Llmtted, cUed statistics from Heights, edi~or of the CRA lance •bile Costa Mesa poUee mortal radiation tbenpJ een- Co\IDCU meetmc. Ctty PJaJmlq Director wu. propooeota bep..n tbe1r 15-surroundlog towns that lndi-newspaper and a member ol tried to catch it. RaiD-sUd: ter · Mr. WliJoa. oaWDed • polDts Uam Duao bU lDritedthtCoUD.-minute defeo.se of tbe program, cated crime rates r ising and Mr • Dorsett'5 CRA unit, said streets added to tbe da.Dger of Tbe ceoter w1ll boaae a lin- the COQDtU sbould COUSder 11 ell to 10 abe&d wttb re10111ng. Mr. Freed stalked ancrtlJfrom falling with or without beli-yesterday tbe CRA "would not the cbase. ear accelerator whlcb wtllpro-trylDcto~tbeboUlenrd: bat trVDed lbat tbe ''beat" tbe COUDcll cbam.bers. copter patrols. miss a bea.rtbeat'' with tbe Oaring the purSillt, Costa Yide tdgll radialiontherapytor • UnderiJI"oGrding tbe uUll-from busloesaes 1D tbe uea "I'm lea'liDJ,"heJelledfrom Among groups supporting the departure of wMt he termed Mesa otflcer Robert Crogan cancer pattents at Hoag. Tbe ties. would be l.nteue. tbe audience. "Tbls is non:-pollee beUcopter operations t ile "wild Comancbes woo are damaged his pollee car •bel:l liDear accelerator produces a sense... •ere the Excba.ngeClli:lofNew-leaving the reser-vation.'' he n.nthrougbade&d-eDd•bere hlgtt output at electron energy NB pushes park project N_.tlloodiiiiiOIDcllbold thts weet 'Willi piau tD fonD anoo..,rollleaopora11on!D.., ud ...,.q, park ludo. Ctly ........ -"""" 11.....,.- lllg lllal Dlltbod ud Oilier -· of "•¥t.nc l&Dd &cqaiJ:WoD. and II apected to moko a pn- Umlnary rti>OI'l of bi8 n-p to ... cur CoUDCIIoo ,.. a . Ooe otbft "naDMar metbod llll:ler 1tDC!J WOtlld lmoln a jo1Dt powers acreemeat wttb the OOUIIIJ'a barbor dl.ltrtct. City eoooct._ ctiiDc tile ma))rlt:J YOte reee1Yed bJ a park -...... In Ajlrll .. eYtdeoce tballoc&lct-- .., pub cloniOped, t.ft bod Mr. W'JU worJdAr Cll tblt aoa- protlt ecrponlloe tdta ... --eni_T __ woOl 1lsQI boDds, tJQ aDd deYe)Qp part la.DIJs, tbeo lease tbem -to tile eity. Two IO-CI.Ued ''eDdaDcu'ed" attes, oa cwr Dr. ud OD Bll ... boa ............ ---marked br tile c:lty for qulek aoq'lllltt1oo IDd defeJapmeat as 1000 u .ame f1DuclDI method is liJPI'CWed. Mr, Wynn told a Ctty CoUDCU st1lly -.. ~~-tbl.t --prolll _... .. -111deal wltb de'f'elapment, ntber thaD l&Ddaeqllllt&o, and--lbe $1 mll1lca set ulde tor ba1ldlar & DtW pollee fac1lltJ oa Jamboree Rd. mlcbt be cU .. Yerted to J)QI'Cblse ~k )lads. Tbe --_.tton would tbeD Dluee tbe poUee laellll)'. After arguments were com. port Harbor and the Newport "We wi.U be glad to see Ta.lbert An. rtmS IIIlo Golden wblcb is tben cooYerted into pleted aDd tbeCouncUwual:lo\a Harbor Cbamber of Commerce. them go, and U I had a boo West St. 1n Huntington Beacb. a powe,tu.J. x-ray beam. Tbe to YOte, Vice-mayor Howard Boatyard operator Blackie voyage song, I would slog It," He YaS unhurt. beam can be precisely pro- Ropra termed Ill', FreelS's Gadulan, •bo frequently Uvens he saJd. The suspect also crasbed grammed aM controlled, aM eooduet "rude a.Dd rmeaJJ8d up cotmell meet.Lngs with wttty He recalled tbat "these same w~n be attempted to elode because U Is more COPCeD- tor .'' caustic testimony, suggested people wanted to picket the his pursuers by drl'fing ac.roa trated., bealthy tt.ssue is more DurlDg an opening staff re-tbat ''people who don't wa.ot western Wbite House last year an open Qeld neat Talbert aoo easily .spved. port bJ Cbtel Glavu, lbe hell-heUcopter protection could when ~hey objected to President Golden West. After crashing ln Doaatiou from the Emett copter Olli)ODeDts lntbeerowded paiot tbeir roofs red tben we Nlxon s poUctes, but ooJy a family, Jotm Curci a.od.theHoa.g CouneU ebam.bers lanped aDd could lgnore them w'hen their few showed. ~ ln San Clemente sbouted comments, tncllldi.Dg houses ea.tcb n.re or wbenpeo-for a tawdry Uttle demonstra. prolanlt:J. Oatbarstsolapplaue pie are seen breaking tn.•• tio:·" , Height limit law ok'd from both oppooeots and pro-After Couo cilma.n John Store e dtsputed Mr · Dorsett s pooents prompted a4a1W Dell introduced an amendment r e-estimate of Dow many CRA After months of hea.rlnp aod and a substandard garage at MclnDls to frequently use his qlllrlng that the city statf come members would bolt the party. heated arguments, Newport 812 E. Ocean Front , Balboa. pvel and ad.moolsh tbe oolse-back ln 6 weeks witb ideas 00 ''Tbese people Md their tig Beach bas a building lleigti-t.n a C -1 m:strtet. Tbe Council m&kers. reduction of helicopter ooise moment earlier this year at the limit ordina.oee. TbeCityCoun-•oted 4-3tor tbe permU, over- Some aatt-beUcopter ~-the COUDCil unanlmously car: state CRA COOYentioo tn Palo ell gave tlnal passage Mot:day ruling the PlaM1ng Commts- ers urged a complete baJt to rled Couacllma.a Ryckoff's mo~ Alto," be recalled, ''when they night to •bat it admitted 1s sioo. tbe eye~iD-tbe-sty program. tion tbat pollee lleUcopter C4>-tried to get the convention to an imperfect, but workable ta.w • CONTINUED to Sept. 25. a others !Oil£bt a restriction 00 era.ttons eootioue unchanged. endorse Congressman Ash-which wfU govern balldtng bearlng oa sharp increases in D brook tor president but ooly heights until the city's master the ettr's bulldiog ezdse tu. owncoasl annex mulled :~e~:'sout'W~tmO:~~~~~~ ~=::=~nt plan Is tlnlsbed. !!;tC::':m:~== them." Tbe law, which wUI be et-eredtt toward the tax tor park NeWpOrt Beaeb CltJ CoUDCU tbls week oo the tRWO annexa-Mr. Cree1ypnlsed American fectlve 1n 30 days, just t*ore lands dolated to the ctty by M • . k I ff d took a gOOd loot KoodaJ at Uon. Party eaod.ldate Jobo Schmitt: an interim heigbt ordioaDceu-deYeklpvs. arlna.par P an 0 ere tbe_ano_Co-Tbe Irvtne Company,owners as "tile l!Destm>.Dihanever ptres, sets.., 5 belght,.... •l!ITRODOCED "" ordl- roJa del Mu alii t.ac-a.eb of the 10,000-acre cout.Uoe, bad represent me, a.Jld beWQUJd in the city. oance requlrlllg marina OWDerS Relfdelta at u-...r--.... l1Mt -a.od dee1decl to loDe wltb told the city about their plans make a wtale of a president Upper Newport CeDter, Hoac aDd harbor permit OOI~ers to -.......--, ol tbe baJ from 8&lboa Bltd. CO a to turn U toto a RtvJera-type but be's rlllDI.a tbe ' hospital, ColUDI Radio, North keep their areas clear ot all cttJ-oned moiJOibOme putoa The di'Nq.meat W'Oald **b baftnc tbe IntDe Rao.eb WaWr rec.re&t:iooal and resldeotlal tract. YO\I doo~t oo ter ~g Ford and Emlaypropertieswlll debr"Ls. A secoDd ret.dln( ol tbe Baltloal*d......_ beftcomt aloa( tile bayf.raat tor 900 teet. DlMrtct aADtl: tbe. Uta. complex wetgtJt in a belt en igtJ.a -be limited to 375 feet --25 tbe Otdloa.oce ftS 5et for Sept. :~ wltbr e!.,&Wp~lo '!:': HlrrJ Cnwford. repr..ot-th g~ co.ce:;:...cn:~~= A rePort prepared by the test --be can't Z~ coo-stories. !5. -~ larU.bomwnersattbeor:Gl-e .OIII Newport 88lch community de-"If •e are 10.q to beat Water~onr areu, iocludb:lc • APPROVED tbe flDa.l map •.s acre .U. lllti & pcl)lle: ell ....aac. aotecS tbat l'etl.· N-=-~tbe-= ~ nlopmeot deputment showed UcGoYern to Nonmber weare the Upper Bay, •UI ban a of a 41 .4 acre tract In Spygla.&s reereatba PU"L dtata ol Marilllpark taft &a. & tbat the ctty would beoeftt most goiAg" to ban to sU~k with 26-tt. ceillng. Special permits HW. wbere John D. Last II Nnport e.cb CttJ eo... IDYUtmMt ol Ot'GJ' tl miJIInD trtct ....UU.e Ia tbt Mw't. by ao.oeling only a small por-t.be RepubUcan party .. will allow 35-ft. bulkliDp, Son wW baUd 94 restdeocu. ell decided ~ Dlcbt ID Tom lliDII, prest.deat ol tbe ID ta.ct, tbl cltJ liU u &pw .. tloo ot tbe area. This YOUJd ' R deotial inc • APPROVED a teotatln lot tilt cll)''o"hrlta, Boo~* C-lllnpori 8oodl CcoD-moat 'Willi 11M IRWD u.t tba lllelooe 2,030 aeres tmmedl-COUHCIL, PL.O.HHERS R -2~51wiu toa•=':":<-rt. = map olalloDold A. Bnn~ aarJ ~ Com•l ..... m.U, ~· wpd IR!IOftl ::-~:--:: = ateJy SOt&h of Corona delMar, WILL STUDY DEHSI TV with 28 feet allowed -'er per-diYI&Ioa k 118 bomes on S9 tat. a Jaot at tbe Dft plu of tbe dtJ • Plu, but .,.,._ • Dill mew• with tbe we$1ern boUDdarJ run-City 1a.oDer mtts acres betfteo Ford Rd., Mac- OD S4llt. 15, -.....,. llblr-rtcluctloD ot potl<lllC _ .. eiiJ, Tba ~ "-FO<mo-Ding from Crystal Co.,. '0> LA>s p • &lld !be City M ·Ill lamlly rosldeottal Artbar B....,. IIIII Eulp.tellr. tbor Ia tba c-u .. Oct.IO, -tile p~ 140 tDoaly!O. ttoo Comm-wu II> doctde Trueas Canyoo to lbe San COW>eU wtlJ bold a joint-u -R 3 ·-• R • _, • APPROV£0 toe.._._ •• Tba -• -IJf .. sess:loa s.p, !6 oo popuJattoo areas, • &6N -.., •UJ. be -....-.... ~~~ ... ..-... M · c k d II d• JoaqalnW.llsrldreUne. deDIItJ ooatrol 1D Newport beld to 28 feet,wttbpermtta ofPbueDottbteltJ"atn.flc A-..caDakMII•-rl.... rs. oy en a 1es m~= ~ :UUDe~ts<mestloi se;::.aeJSSoo.wblcbwiU.aut ~~~:ci:~mundlctur-~W£NTONR£CORDapiDII =-""'='-~ :0..,..!!: -_. totld .._., o1 'VIr...... 1111 1 .,_..._ U:,.. "":: • "':.pr~t::;t~ = at 7:10 p.m. Ill City Co"""U lng bulldlllp may 10 liP II> S2 =.:: !:.::::= ud a mlllll \1 1 --.._, IIMt ht at a. JuMell"....,.t e~ . r MD tl mUlioo l.DDuallJ to tbe cblmbtrs, wt11 DOt be a pdbUc feet wltbout a pennlt, or 50 non-· •••--c--. ~ ~ .,. no luiUJ -•II• .,._ ~ur --!be proatuFe-.,. =::.._boll wtU be-., ~r::;,. •,:.mt\:::"U:: : ..... lllepot~=•= 10dl U11---x-C, c.,!~ I tD, will ol trl-II> 1M'-Cor-u.odllfw-ebolweeol'OY-10w nt-' Umlto Will tua let l-JtU' tAl FilM 011 ..... U. e:a.dt'• nUn4 •Milia. lrMdtU mtiDCII'Ial Mllll at st. coUeeted u1 tbe cost d. .., Tbe meet1llc .W be tbe ftrtt ~ • RE-APPOI."HTED Tlamu *:"' •au:r• 1M .... BatiOA Cor-Ja-. YI<M r-Ollin tile area. -::.·~ ';1"'.:, "'.::S.! ""f. .it... ac:ttoa ,._DIP'. B-ly to 1M lanr1 l>a&rd to .."~ • ~ L I l"st • • • d a.ad Mulllp bat wtll lead "' tbe COIIDCU, wbleb dicll't M-ot tr tt ... c-s•-.. , oca eye 1 s JOin n e ., _,. .,...._ .., be joorD -~ ~ ..... ,..., """CAlf• ••• Ait,.ST plaeed to !be ell)''• -• OKAYl:D a ..... to !be lOWS OUT to LbiiTII .. -u I,GOO 1ik1o1o C1"11olo 11> joiA 1110 ride, wllleb Pll-. wlolc:ll wU1 llo l4nliled --all&ctltd 11>--II 3 p -1D tao -rtdota on .. 12 I t l(ow, wW Ill." F-lalUd-.... 1M'· of U 1'--..., --to 8Q ._ C1t11 ... Ito-?IIOit -....... u piUI ila.e. .. 1M-.--. bel>Otlt,JIUUI'Io.-,._1 .. 1 I' t -,-wllllo o1 o en o?ili-1D .. -.. , • ._ -IUILDIMG IIPOIT at 1101-Dr~ -lor. -·,11 ••a.a."c.- ... - -1o 1111 Omuft. A..--• .,.._ s.. •lliiWIIC 7 a.a_ lo 111'.11 p.a. ,_ ... --• Cltll I'SS * ....... -8 .. ---·llo~--_..a.c--.-.......... ,,.-,. ...... ol lla Dlolo !a -cllllr-JS,II0,497, .. .....,. .. ,_--10 p.-, 1111 .... zl -I p p - lf!ll ~lliiiif.t:ln'"I!':O.~ -o1 t11o rldo, ""'ell II oa-..-llrlt'llto "'11'1,1'11. oot alii p.a. 11tot 1111 -....,="r!"., ..... to ,...._ 1110 Ia-Tltlo 11-tll---• G1WITID a ....,W --.. 7 I .,, -.,A ton-al'llleJ<lt ln11t Ull t1lo A ... ll '*I ol .... -,,...rt ID -~~&.II I 1, 111or-... llo tor •• IE 11'1 .. =¥11........_ ;::-,::~_. ........ "::-':'.:: :.:•-r: ~· .... I HI 5 It !lsi • , t F OUDdatioa prOYided eooup moaey tor tbe pure hue ol tb1s ------eYer, tbe liDe:&r aeceierar.Gt oeed:s speeiaJ bousl.ng ot tta own, a room trith waDs over six feet thick to give a.deql&te protection ~om the penetrat- Ing: beam. Tile center wUJ be kx:ated out to the present noclear medJeiDe department oo the southwest corner ot the bospttal comple.t. Initially, tbe center ls to be some 800 square feet with room for eJ:Pri.D.S(on. ln addition to the Unear aeceler- ator, the ceDter will bouse a therapy pla.nntng room, dress- ing rooms, a..o ez:amlDattoo room, a doctor's omce a.oo a wa.lttng room. Tbe building Is to be named 1o memoty ol Mrs. Marsball Duffield, wbo lost her 11fe to cancer this year. Tile 552 Club cllose this project 1D reeop.i- tion of MarsbaU r meld's king ye&rs of lea.dersluv a.Ddservtce in Roag-related acthltles. Mr. Datneld was one of tbe or- ganizers of the 552 Club, &00 it was largely through h.ls ef- forts that the annual Voices ot Ctlristmas ball came toto being ln Newport Beach. Co-cha.trmeo of theezeelt.i•e committee which is hea.dlllg 1.1) tbe ftmd.-ralsing drive are Earl Hardage, ways and means ebairman for the 552 Club, a.Dd Guy Cla.tre, secretary of the 552 Club's capital ~e)Op. meat a.od maoagemeot com- mittee. others sen-ing on the execu- tive committee are: Richard E, Barrett. tbe Re•. Ra:rmoad L Bralama, AlYlP S. Cor., AodJ Derlae, Ahrt E. DeY"""" IUlan M. OostaJ. James C. En.D~, Robert GuJCUbelm, Jack D. HeuieJ, CbU"Ies W. Heller, Edpr F. Hirth, Hor- bert W. Kalmt.eh, Rani J. LoreD&, Wllllam D. Lust, Rob- ert F. MoC-. Maroball E. Nttcloetar, IQJ. c--. - Ow ... Jr. (Ret.~ 0. W. RI"'- &M, Brl&-GeL T-.. 1111o1 (Ret.~ 1011111 J. E. T. R-, udllarftySoaooro. K....,• (II tbe WOIHD'slld,.. ~--... ~~Ablrt AW', WlWa.m Blnlr, R-.t lllr-. """"" -. J ... --. ·-... __ to&01, 0or Cllln. A1'fta can. "--Dl1l1. A,---..... n.u .... , .. o-M* Psa. ........ • • • I • • • . • • • • I f • • • . !I l ' .. " ' ' ' ' ' ., • • . t ' • . • ._ llfi'ICIA&. •n•- 0' M CITY Of WMOIIT __. THE HAII60111111EII'$ OFF$ETN-/II#EII Ofla ............................ .. 2n1 a. c..c ...,,, eo.... ........ c.Mt nus TEI.UtiOH£, ~I-Codo 7141 T11B Nft'POaT H.UJOil DfSIGH ill dw o.ty __,.per prblted u4 1 nt II h4 • tiM Oly of N.,.,art hldt, ... dM ..Jy loctlly ~ ... ~ ..... ..,.,... bl 1M NewpoiC ......_,,._, ..... A.ra. '-Wirt.• ....,., .. ,..,..,, s.c-4 ... potUp peW at ecw- ....... c.ut'. 'J1IE NEWPOaT ttAa.oa ENSIGN-··ittd to be s -.per of .-n1 ~a......., c:CIWt dccfte No. A-20178 dac.d May 14, 19!1, ill s......-eo-t '-ct.e Couarr of~. sac. ol Califon!&, sDd by ,_ tt-eolit II""N&.d to pu.WW. all pMWic: ~ tc:Ciuin:d by .... .UVO B. HAAPA . , . . . . • O..U aod Plitblilbn PEG KAAI'A . . . . . . • • . .o\-'atc Editor SUaiCRI,TION RATES Ia tt.rbor Arcs: One year, 15.00; 2 yean, S 1.00 Out of tt.bor Ans: One year, 16.00; 2 yean, 110.00 ~~.. .l!«j ., .1¥ ARVO E. H~APA, owner and'pubHsher of the Ensl"" • P.E. "RED CARS" --AND ECOLOGY There is irony in the recollection that one of the big batUes in Newport Beach in the 40's and 50's was the eventually successful campaign to get the Pacific Electric railway out of the city. Those big P.E. "red cars" _provided an essential transportation line between here and Los Angeles in the days when the early developers of Balboa, Newport and Balboa Island were seeking to lure city folks here to invest in low priced beach property. Then, when Balboa Penin- sula and Newport began filling up with house, there came the fight to get rid of the railway traelcs --to make room for widening Balboa Blvd. (then known as Central Ave.), and also to make room for more houses (along Seashore Drive). Now the ecology enthusiasts might be having a second thought about those Pacific Electric "red cars" and the railway line to Los Angeles. The "big red line" could be an efficient pt9ple.~~er, ~l'flnat-, ing much of the pollution caused by th,e hundreds of thousands of cars over- crowding our streets. Maybe the fight against the P.E. wasn't such a good idea after all. • • • * WILL THE CITY HONOR ITS WORD? According to the Planning Commission majority, the City of Newport Beach Is not obligated to live up to its promise to Bill and Jimmy Cagney and to Versailles on the Bluffs developer Donald Scholz. The Versailles property is now within the city limits because the Cagneys were invited by the city to bring in their valuable acreage into the city rather than remain in county territory. (The extra income from the city's building excise tax has been a considerable advantage to the Newport Beach tax till as a result.) The Cagneys would not consent to the annexation until ground rules were first established, by means of a pre-zoning ordinance, setting forth density standards. The first phase of the Versailles de- velopment has been completed, with actually slightly fewer units than the number allowed. In his Phase 2 project, Don Scholz agreed to cut down even further on the number of units per acre. But the city planners voted last Thursday for an additional drastic reduction. Now it will be up to the city councilmen. Will they honor the pre-annexation agreement that brought this area into the city? • • • • IT'S A FUNNY, FUNNY WORLD Republican opinion: Remember what happened the 1ut time we had an Eleanor in the White House. (Chicago Tribune.) • • • A picketer at Loe Angeles International Airport carried thiB sign: "stop hijacking --Oy naked." • • • The trouble 'With wh1atey t. that you ~ a drtDk, anct it makea a new man o1 yau. TileD tbe new man bu to ban a.ltrtat. • • • Tilt n•.,.. tbe ,...r .u t. tbe .. •• -.. bM£ " Cll tbe wealaleN fltM ........ ~ tile ...ur -.. , ......... ) Leiters to Editor TOM ANDERSON • 1'7 • "'''' pride ............. -*' _., .. ._. .... --....... .. no I 'I 1' I ofliu11or ftow -.......... n.11011 ...... Zt!)ew•.t-- --'*liJ •1 It l lo Jol' .. -"-Gl -....... . ..,_ UIIIJ411'G ...... 7b ,.._ Fotp. ,._, mn .... 2 .c,..........., ........ at till ..... 1111"01. -.... ph 1 I, I -W1 do aat -.. n.-" -....... -_.,_ -.......... --:::....:..:.-=='-'illl= !lao ... tniJlc PI-at !to.---... 'l'llo .. . .... llnpari -..em&-. p~-~ .. .... ... ·-... tld.l .,.,..,. .,... deiDOIIItntloa ..... ,... .. . from nlal -...... ""_""' .. 1lr. 6 Mrs, H. R. MWtr. or llild ,..,....., _. toe al tl88oldculloDr., doiJ,AotlloJ-Iclr· -VIew lUIIe eolar at lbolr ..-.... 1o ° COPTERS AND CRIME B-ofiiiiEulp. MaiJ -le are coan.ced e-.-....... .... tbo Poot Olllct, ....,. "':" ... ~ ''U IMM .......... Willi """ tllo1 --b)' 101 -way ID IIPI ertml ll" ''Ho-.,1 -Photo taken at 5:0G p.m. Monday,Sept.ll, ~~ ~ ~~~~~"":: -::.,1 :::::"b!t ":."~ :":, "";! at Bayside Shopping Center low to mob toe kiDII ot IlOilo Tbo Lollot Clll'l'lor Ill tbo LUCKY LICENSE ov Coplalo Cooter poUeemto llrll --at till P-. moto -tbolr wblriJ blrdo.) Borneo, 11>e co-of mol~ Tbo ool7 -It way to tillll &Ill lbe lui _.._ atlbe HERE'S A CHA oatwbllbor.....,..lorlbtbeU-Pootal srnce 1111 doHnt)' NCE TO WIN $10 ...,..,., would reduee tOe con· ot maiL Be .; 1111 roclllloot Bring in this Ensign photo and your auto eral level ot ertme t. ltq:l or tbaDb b' &ood ...nc-. nJ~Dc thtm to ... 11 u will bat"'~~',..-· tllo-registration and receive $10.00 cash--if be!p. ol -llld -l'llllll'a you are a subscriber --$5.00 cash and a We are .lD a period of gr-.t for poor .ntc.• b' 1Fid.eb eballp 1o tht lleld ol soclll· •• "'DOt -le. one year Ensign subscription if you are erlm!Dolol)', aDd It all bolls oar prime -1o dem-not yet a subscriber. Watch for 911r dowD to this, Newport Beaeb ODBt:rati.Dc lD N nport Beach 1 1 h ean t.Ye a more effeettn po. ••• tobrt.actotbepabUeawve. ''Lucky License photograp each week. llee Ioree, or It can eootloue nessoflblsottuolloG. ENSIGN, 2721 E. Coast HWy., C,D.M, lo drift with the status quo. After re&dlllg P08tmUter .,_ ..... ___ ,_, __ ,_,._:,:,.._,_ ... _. _, -~---·--·-··-·-·.,;:..,;.:.:,.,_, ___ ,_,,_.,_._ Nelthtr of them reqlllres hell· Tbayer's eommeDls 1D the copters. newspapers wttb reprd to tbe John Swlnbank demoDitra.Uoa, I am al tbe Newport Beaeb opinioo u 1s Jmpoalble for • P.O. DEMONSTRATION Editor of the Ensign, With the eJ:PIUlsion ot letter carrier rottes in Newport Beacb aDd because of threats a.Dd. lw'Usmeots by postal w- penlsors wbo insist we ca.rTJ tbese routes In eigbt bours, we Ol'pnized a demoostratioa on Friday, September 1, to protest these ebanges as they flola.l:e 1lllloo management coo- b.lm, as bead ol the Newport Beach IDita..Uatton, mt to be aware ot bls emploJ'eea: feel· lnp; or bls statemeats are dictated from b1gber aulhort. ties. Jordan Brown, PresldeDl Brancb 3738, NALC.AFL- CIO Newport Bel.eh, CA 92660 tracts regarding 11'0rking eoo- dltlolls. FlORES TO PERU The present trend of tbe . A Newport Ceoter aUoroey United states Postal Manage-and his wife will lean S~ meot 1s to tpore the cootract, for Peru to accompany 8 of put on preH'U'e, a.Dd. take the the top bltoo-twlrlen In hard 11De. It Is Mgb Ume we America wbo will perform ln reeop.b:e that we ue deaUng an aMua.l futln.llhere. wltb a corporate rea.llty tba.t Dtclr: a.od Carol Flore will Is coocerned prlmartly wUh spend 10 days tD Peru oo wtat pro1U a.od k>ss. baa become an amnal aood·Ylll Tbe Postal Services prime Ylsll. Mrs. Flore, a former tuoction la to provide com. cbampioo tatoo twirler wbo, munleatioo Jentce tbtougbout ID 1962, performed 1n tbe &D· the COlmtry. ReduclDg costs nlll.l FesUn.l of SprlDc In Tru. wltbout hnpa.lrlDC Rl"Yiees is ifllo, Paro, bu am•IIJ ts· akin to rowlDg a boat wttbout carted other rna jorettes rrom oara. Tba treese oo Postal tbis eotmtrJ to Peru tor the blrlllg '" ........ 19'1!, .... tollllttl. bar41J impro't'ed tbe MJ"f1cet: Tbe local VarlDers lJowl to wbieb the postal pa.troos Club seods &long ao a.~~~~-.1 are eatltled. Tbere are, at tbe message to tbe Lioos Club ol preseot Ume, LD Newport Beaeb TruJ,Uo, wblcb sponsores the tln n.eant routes witbott as. festtn.L l4r. Flore ta a mem· stped carriers dae to retire. ber of Martoers Uons. meat &Dd restgaa.Uoo. Fuodl raiMd at the festln.l Your l.Dd1ridua1 carrier takes go to PerUYtau chultles. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA NOTICE INVITUfG BIDS SEALED BIDS will be reeel'ed at tbe oftlce of tbe City c lerk, City Hall, Newport Beaefl. CaWornla, Wlttlll:OO a.m. on the 2nd day of October, 1972, at which Ume they will be opened aDd read, for per!ormtnc work u follows: SLOPE RECONSTRUCTION OF WESTCUFF PARK EROOION DAMAGE CONTRACT NO. c.t467 IMdl mut be """''"*' oa. tbe Pr\4)1A&) farm atta.cb.t wUb 1M -doewDela tor-1>7 lbe N>Ue Worb Dopon- -. 1'I1t --I CC1117 atlbe Pr-'FOI'm Ill to bo •- ..,. ... -tlrldo ·-ladl b6d mut be ICCOI:J"nled bJ cub, crt.rt1ftld c.beel ar -·1 -. -~ to tbo City at Nnpon lllocll, ..... -~ .. ol-10 -atlbe-bld. 'l'llo IIIIo of 1111 l>I'OJoct llld 1111 -do ''SEALED BID'' 111o11 be c.S.UI1 marked c. tbt oulDie of tbe eDYe_. cwda'D"'I u.. bid. 'l'llo Coolnel Doc.-tbol must bo co~q~Iotod, uoeulod, ud uta iiid lD u. ..-:1 1*1 are: A.~ Object I I foreign travel IDter~l Bay Clubs IDe. of Newport Beacb I.DDOIDlCed this week the tormaUon of Bat. be:. C 1ut. Interoatlooal. a ser. Ylce c lcj) oriiDiJ,ation UDtUo.c an uelwdn £1'0\11 of prlnte membership clubs tntena • Uooa111 • The chi) commenced aet1Yi· ties wtttl lllPS'IUimately sc.ooo members located tbrougtJ:Ma tbe United states, accordlrae toW. D. Ray, board e.baJ.rman, Inter. natioaal Bay Clubs. Commu. menta ban been made to ln. c ll.de a. number ol addttiorW domestic and foreign based prln.te clubs wtth a. totalmem· bersblp LD e:r:cess ol 100,000. Tbe purpose of the new elub Is to promote lllteroatlonal goodwlll and feUowsbfp be· tween bus1neu and soe1al leaders throucb the Yehiele of eatabllabld prtn.te club&. Bal· boa Clubs IDteraaUoual will of. fer members tbe opportuoity to meet domeltle and liter· national buiDeu, soetal am Balboa CJOOs lnteroatlooa.l wtll encourage travel by •· lect.ed P'CMCMI of members sharlDr similar Interests. Tbe lt1oerary ot ~m1Dc trips tn. eludes Ruasi&, Ctwa, Spain, U:elico, the B&bamu, IDd the U:editerraoean. A gourmetwt.ae aM food Yislt a.nd a Yislt to tbe GraDd Prll of Mooaeo Js scbeduied. A president's work! tour bu also been or p.nil.ed, all first class, touchJnc sll the key destiD&tlons throughoat tbe wor~. Balboa Clubs Iuteroatiooal bas opened 1111 LDternattOIIll travel center at the Balboa Bay Club, 12%1 W. Coast Hilfl:· way, Newpori Beacb. Tbetrarel center prOY'ldes members with counselors woo speak maJor foreign Juctages and whO pos. sess an uten.sive lmowledge of foreign laDd.s otKa1Ded tbrough years of persooal roand·tbe· world travel dlstlllculllbed ~ .. wltlllntbe ,... __ the BibiiJ trameWOI't of a prtn.te e~ r' v,. •• atmQ~Pbere • 1 WMn l •J uato the wtcluld, • Ttw;)v. at.1t surely dle; and tbou Fuoctlooa wtll be scbedWed clnlt blm oot 1PaJ'11lDL DOZ' to permtt aeeess to £0YerD· speakel:t to wua tbe wicked meotal per110111.UUes, bustDeA from h1s wt.eked way, to sue leaders and promlDeot local bls We; the same wicked mao relrldeats. Soetal aDd sport sball die LD his lnlqtdty; but events w1ll be aebeduled at his biood wlll t require &t thine reoowned J&Cht, teDDIB aDd habd. soelal elubl: and wtll la'e a Yet 11 thou warn the w:leked, meanlngful purpose. Tbeee aod be turn not from bls wicked· eveots wiU attract and prot1de ness, oor from his Yleked way, access to DOO u.s. members he abaU die ID ldJ tnJQ:ulty; and many of tbe leading prt. but thou ta&t deUnredtbysoul. vale elltls ln tbe U.S. (Eseldel 3:18.19.) Woald You? ' NIXON'S PltOMISI .. One or lbe reuou I do not accept •. , aaunnttod. annllal income or a nepfuoe iacome tax .. btc~Uit or my oonvk:tton lhst doina to, flnt •ould not end poverty, snd aecond . . . it would ha" s very detrimental effect on th• productl•e capacity of the American people ... I am tpilllt any system whieb would dc:at.roy or reduce that inocntin, that determination, that aelf.·respect and that pride. Thst is why I take 1 dlm Tiew of these prosnrru." (And ttu.t'a just one reuon I take • dim view of enythin1 Nixon promises.) NIXON'S PERFORMANCE In Auaust 1969, the President introduced the Family Assistance Plan, a auaranteed annual income which would besin welfare payments to an additional 12-1.5 million Americans at a cost of at least $7 billion a year. After a careful study of the bill when it reached the Senile Finance Co mmittee, Democratic Senato r Russell Lana. C h a i r m a n o .f t h e Committee, e!timated th.at if the Nixon bill is passed , it will eventually put 112 million Americans on weJrare 11 a cost o f $71 billion a year! "But you wouldn't want McGovern, would you~" NIXON'S PROMISE .. in recent years our country has followed policiu which now ihreaten to make America second best both in numbers and qu1lity of major weapons .. That is why I char&e the .. oppoa.itio n with operatina a security sap for America ... I intend to restore our objective o f clear-cut military superiority ... " NIXON'S PERFORMANCE In hi s fint p ress conference as President in J a nu a ry 1 9 6 9 -three mo nths after the speech above wu delivered -Mr .. Nixon repudiated the word and concept o f "'superiority" as the aim o f ~ a. Dootp-at-· C. Bldtllf• I 8oDd D. -11-Amarit I.-of Fh•rlll Re_..bluty TO THE ANNUAL P. 'l'ocllo&col Ability llld E_.,.. --• ,._ --lllloli bo -wttll tllo .......... -at tllo por-~~tolar .. boUif at tllo -. , .. Cor- ....-. 1111 lltOolvu at 1111 Pr-.. Vlco Pr- ud ~or A•riRnt Sec.rttary ue reqglnd ..s tbe Cor· panlo '-' SboU boollbod.,olldotODIIIIariQOdrloc .....-... lo .. -ata-oblp,lbeotplorlat II--_.r .,.._ II roqalrod. . llo -wtli bo-..... -I CGCador-bU aat-II< I d I. Ia ~ wttl:l tbl ~oiCI,peM' I, .Dtftallla JD of tiJ-.... PIPS IDd Prd11¢met Coda. 1'M ~ --lila-UI!I>W udtll•olhac.Iotbo .._ -oot at Pllu llld c-.oct Doc....,.., llc:IIIIIlllf Spoelll ~. may t. obta1Ded at tbe Publle Wcwka DtfartiDIILl. CltJ Ball. Newport S.eb.., C&Woraia, at oo co.t to llcn.ed coa- tradorLit 111 requnted tblt tile Piau a.ad Coatraet Doeum.U bo ·-.... wttllto z ..... lltor lbe bid-·· no Cllt -. ... .,. .... -rd._...._ .,. -"-'!~ C I -(11'10._ ud l411'1•1nC1) u pr .... Ill... · aC&IIIIr*QtJJtu•oiiM~PIIIIIc w.t11 A 'I""UII .. *Ui c'I .. dClllln!CelbwUiofA••t& ....... Onr_ I LOBSTER BAKE AT FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER BAY I bil y•r. be cut back tbe lohnaon Admlnlltrstion.. Sentinel antl·mluUe prosnm to proride proteeUOft for the U.S. pop~iltlon tpinrt a mlnH• 1Uack, on the pounds that It Wll too "pro•ocatfve" to the So•iets. By 1912, the U.S. had drop~d behind the So•iet Unkm in every phase or stratecic power. "But you woukln'l want MeGo•ern, would you1" NIXON'S PROMISE "In every year si n~::e 1961 , the feder a l JMtmment has spent more money than it has taken in .. Throu&h the end o f the cunent fiscal year. which has just beaun , th e cumulative deficits will total a slaaerins nearly S70 billion." NIXON'S PERFORMANCE The first three budaets planned wholly by the Nixon Adminstration are expected to sho w a cumulative deficit of ove r S80 biUio n-more than the tots! deficit of the eight Kennedy-Johnson budgeu. The budaet for this fiscal year alone is estimated at nearly S40 billio n. "But you wouldn't wan t McGovern, would you1'" NIXON'S PROMISE "I would not recognize Red China now and I would not aaree to admittina it to the UN and I wouldn't go alona with th ose well·intent ioned peo ple who say 'Tnde with them', because that may change them. Beca use doina it now wo uht o nly encourage them-the hardliners in ~elc.inc and the hardline p o li c y t hat th ey're followina." NIXON'S PERFORMANCE In the courte of 1911 . the President (I ) relaxed trade restrictions with Red China ; (2) endorsed Red China 's entry into the UN ; and (3) announced a visit to Peking without co nsulting or ev en inrorming any of o ur Asian allies. "But you wouldn't wa nt McGovern, would yo u1" • I • • ( ) THE JUNIOR EDELL CLUB ot Newport Beacb lU recelnd 1. &1ft of 1. powar -c~ sa.w prot~tiYe COYer, p8011DI tit a.Dd tool kit for 11M by the eDTiroameatal Dature center ~ sbaplng trees, sawlDc telepbolle poles and nllroad Uu for teoees I..Dd walkways 1'bl rift wu ptt181lited by the MeCulloeb Corp. of Los Anplea. Pictured bert from ~ art Dolph Mills, area mi.Dlger for McCulloch; Cblrlel Godabl.ll, PriDc4-1 of Newport Harbor bleb school; John Ecbternacb, lnatructor at the ntcb acboot. a.ad WW Rusch publlc a.ftatrs administrator for McCulloch. Mrs. James Mllfl.r, prea:ldmt of JWllo; EbeJI, accepted the gift 011 behalf of tle1' club. Memberships 1D the e~~Ylronmeotaloature center, located at the Harbor Hlgh campus, are being sollctted ·-tolftler $250· IIIJC)Clmr $50; patron, $5. Further information may be obtained trom the center, &,140-76, 1n1.ne: IIEliPOtiT HARIOR EliSION I'UILlltfO l£fJU.Y . -~ACE I THURliJAY, SEPT. II, 1972 OONliiA DEL liAR, CAL s27 ,955 AWARD IS GIVEN TO EER BUREAU .1.-, RSVP wu -lo lilt """"'· llu ·-.. ., lllo u. s. lloputiUII "' lilt Vol-liar.. -H-, Edoeotloo 11114 WtJ. en,.. CO., lo lito &lid bocamo ~ Boodl 1D _.. • lui Joly whoa U bocame port -"'-_., ol Actloo (RSVPl • Tilt ..... 1D ... !ll"lftlo, H. B. DEHTIS'T H.lM!D DOO-IJI'(IIftt CII"IIN•tton at Sfl Dr. Ropr E, Rtley, Si, ot N. llnport Bhd. .... lD· Ne-rt Beach baa beeo op. """"""" Ia WuM"""' 11J Ad!OII polaled usiataot proteo_,. at cllroetorloo Bille-d. Ella-lind orostbodoaUeo at the 1IIC beth .A&~...., .. pr.mct.t of acbool of deatl.stry. He tu tbe locahobdeer bareau. been In practice 1.n the New. RSVP prondel: QIIPOl'tuaitlel port Beach area II.Dce· 1957 SOUJ'HERM CAUFORMA Ftr.t for retired periODI aae 60 W He Is a member of tbe ~ Nat1oaal But baa oamed Ratb Ot'll' to ....,. oa a rep]ar County Dental Society, a foGDd. Au Cbrl.JteueD ..mor HCI'OW bull: laaTU'fetJolcommanlty-lDc member or tbe Newport oftlcer at tbe WatcUff ot!lce spon.,.td proc:rama. Harbor Academy of DeDI::IJtrJ 1D Newport Beach. Sbl bu lS Tbe c.-Jtar put wtlleo-aM a touodtng member J.Dd years ot twnktDC uperienee able tbl lfOCIP to illltlat. an put pre&:ldeDt ot tbe Sttart a.ad wu an etcrow omeer wttb RSVP procram lD SaDta Aal. Study Group of Lagtm Bel.cll. tbe Alrmer Newport Nat1oo&l and COIIta MH&, plle1DC 250 He 1s married and bas 3 Bank before ita mercer wUb old• &dda lD t'Oial:ieer .r-ebUdreo. SCFNB. A D&ti'fe C&l1fora1an, Ttee wittdD tbe flllt )'eu', &lid Wrs. Cbrlsteuen hu madeber as maD.J' u 1,000 w1tb1D tbe C A.WPERS FEATU R ED home 1o Newport Beach tor next a.,., More tblll 10 per Tbe latest u.nes ol eampeJ'5 the put 1! years. GEM TALK TODAY ceot fA tbl popullt1oa ~ tbe wiU be among buadreds ol dis- AAUW h two clttllla ace SO &ad OYer. plays at the 9th annual Orange ATTN · BLOO D DONORS Onors Women Serdor YObmteen mayaern County lnteroatiollll &IJtolbow • la -!lola, libraries the Od. ll-15 In the Anaheim Coo-U..g hoo1>1tal will be site SHARP R ELIEF Midw;ves used to put a knife under the bod to "cu.t thr. pain'' of childblrth. Sounda foolish, nowadaya. But then, we're lucky. We ~ve many wonderlul pain- retievins drugs ... other powerfuJ medication~. too. Wheo you're ill, take advantaae of the newer, dJec.. tive rncdic:inab. Seek your physK:ian's advice . , . he'a the only one qualified to pracr1be for your t.lth.. lbc:n, tf he recommends medication, come to us fot prescription service. Christensen -&.-.-Y·-·--f • k YWCA IDd tbe YMCA, a 1clrl'l notion center. for the commllllity bloodm<Uie . 0 r com m U nf ty WO r club IUld o school lor the Roo Trumbo, .. aeral cbalr-Tboreday. Sept. 21, aceerdlag meDD.IlJ-retuded. otber ~1-man of the shOw, said that to blood procram director In conjunction with the&llllual her private practice 1D oeur-uateers wW uslst tbe R~ the latest 1973 models of cars George Hyde. ·------------------..1 friendship tea, the Newport. ology. Crou, S..!fttiDD. Army &Jid and other Yeldcles wUl be 011 Open to the pubUc from 2:30 By J . C. Humph ri•t Costa Mesa branch of the Mrs. stanley Mumford began March of Dimes. Future as-display under one aJr-CODdl-to 7 p.m., tbe bk»od tank bas ~------------------- American Association of Uni-her years of service as a nurse alpmeabl m&J iDclade a ):Jb-tioned roof. More than 31 makes a capa.biUty ol processing 250 SUBSCRI BE TO OU a BOMETO WN N IEWSP APE • verslty Women wtll hOnor 5 In Hawa.ll and CaWor ni&. Our-tratn1D1 procram, rebabUlta-of domestic a.nd foreign cars prospecthe dooora. Auyooe women wtm have made out-tng World war n, she ,.. tioll ceater for tbe baDdlcawed wUI be shown along 1rlth manu-between tbe ages of 18 and THE NEWPO RT B.tRBOR ENSI GN staodl.ng contributions to the advaaced. to the position ot a.od a commualty eeoter tor facturers• prototypes and other 65 and 1D good bea.Ub ls eli-1 YEAR ONLY 15 --2'7'2:1 E. COAST BWY •• ·C. D. M. communlty. superintendent of a materlllty W:eJicu.Amerleau. specialties. glble to OOm.te, Mr. Hyde sa.td. J. C. JIWMI'ftrle .. -"-etor• • IW H-port Blvd. ~too "-" a Cod• If-L.ootd'"artt /M •1-t If y.arr1, t. an •w«"or11y on 1"'71 " and ,._,'>'· SHbCK ABSORBERS IH W.t.TCHES Your car Is oot the only mechanical device relying hea- vily ~ a shOCk absorption system for tlde performance. Mold good wrist watches are given equal protection. Back 1D 1932, the wristwa.teh began St4*'sed1Dg the old tasb- ioned pocket watch, and open- ed 14l the major problem of guarding key components a- ga.J.nst the far greater abuse a wrist watch recehes. lD that year, two Swiss ci- tizens obta.loed a patent tor a rutUut beu'ln& delltped to proYide protection ap.J.osl: shock. Although the watch in· dustry admitted tbat this new component part was both time- ly ud uset\1~ It took sJ1 years trom patent date before the tn- Yeotors made any progress 1D supplying watch manufacturers. TodaJ, however, over three fourths of all jeweled watcllK are more rellable timepieces because they are protected by a shock absorbl.ng component, l.od when you buy such famed bra.odi: u Omega, and others, your watch is ~rbly pro- leeled agaillst shock. (Adv .) ,... ....... Tbe tea, UDder the chair-hospital Ju TrlD.Idad, wbere ber manshlp or Mmes. Ernest huabaOO na employed. In post- Kim me, James Cb~~rcby&rd and war years 1D Veoeauela abe Charles Kilpatrick, 1rlll be held worked 1D an ageocy ' Saturday, Sept. 30, trom 2 to. mothers. Sbe 1a . .,,'"';Ieliit-or I p.m., at the home ol Mrs. ~he Newport Harbor CoWICU of Dante! G. Aldrich, 1392 Galuy :tnacbes and of the loealaec· Drive, Dover Stmres. ment of tbe oatJoo-wideor p.QJ.- The honorees 1rlll be avail-zatton, Cburcb Women United. able for informal discussion Sbe ls also e1--otbclo president of their lllckgrounds and of of FISH --aneigtlbor-to-oeJcb- the requirements allc:l rewards bor chrlstlan1ty-1D-aetlon involved 1D their particular en-gro~. deavors. Here are brief blog-Mrs. Robert Sbeltoo, noted raphles: sculptor, hu elhlblted her Mrs. Garth Bergeson, a wor ks in bronze and wood 1D former teacher, youth worker galleries in Los Angeles, La- allc:l civic volunteer, Is suvfng guna Beach and Corooa del tler secood term as cl\airmao Mar. Her figures or cntldren of the Newport-Mesa board of aDd be.Uet dancers --lD bronse education. Her interest ·tn re---have an ethereal q"llll!ty. medial education ts eYidenced Her use of wood as an arU.stic Ln her .efforts with Las Almas medium t1.n4s her lktllfUllJ de Mardan Ln accumulating comblniog the subject --ettber scholarshiP fuods. tlguraUve or abstract --'tlrWl Mfs. Loren Heather Jscba!r-the very nature ol the wood mu of tbe board of tbe 0nnce itself into a bomopntOUS aDd: CoUDty Heart Assoctattoo meaningfUl emity, member of the Newport Beach Study~ctiOQ P'O'C)S wWcoa- Plann.lDg Commission, pres!-sider the follow1Dg projects dent-elect of the Orange County durlDg the year: Medical AuxtUary, deacoo of Tbe SantaA.oa Greellbeltptan. the st. Andrew's Presbyterian an observer corps atteod1ng to Church, vice-president ot the tbe operaUon of local peru- board of Florence Crittendon ment, eq~ertmental metbods 1D Services of Orange County, CO a local schools,-~ssmeot of fowlder of Junior Great Books nursery and pre-sebools 1D the In the Newport-Mesa schools harbor area, consumersuneys a member of the state task aod pro)ects, state aod federal force on veoereal disease and leglslatioo atfecH.ng•omen, ed- lovolved tn the stroke c~ter ucation aDd the qtaUty of We. at Mariner's School Special lntel'elt P'"OICII ID-. clud.e gallery &Dd patrttng Dr. Barbara Jessen received gro!4)s, monlng a.ad 8't'ening her B.A. trom Stanford, and book-ltud.y croups, dayUmeaDd her medical career has taken eveotu RQUl'met ret-tontbva. her from the Unlnrslty of n. aDd. a "dollars &Dd. seue" lo.- Unois to the Memorial Hospital vestmeDII: club. of Du. Page Cow:ty to tbe V.A. Hospital 1D Long Beach aod oa OWLS GO HAWAIIAN to the Los Angeles County Hos- pital. Her work 1D psychLat:ry A PJ'OCT&m ot oaUYe .Ba-j~i~iiiii~~~·:t ~F~ili;:vt~e;w~S;tate Hospital re-wa.Uao dii.Dees will be pre..ted ioforeed her declsion to bec:lD by Miss Rep.o Sberrlek of Co-sta Yea to tbe Newport S.eh Nigti OWls of the Boot 'a Holler Roost Wbea they CODTIDI &1: the Bethel Towers Social Ball, DOG OBEDIENCE SCHOOL ~~ PRIVATE TRAIIIING & Ulillly ClASSES FOR ALL BREEDS~_... AIM, Schoolint FOf' DotJ Tr~lnert MARTINCRESJ KENNELS BOARDS ALL IU:t:DS 20061 CYPRESS 546 ·0989 SANTA .ANA 666 W, 19th st., Costa Yua, at 2 p.m. this SUDday, Sept. 17. Decorations IDd refrtlbmenta are 1D the blDCII of Mrs. Erik (Carta) Hauoo ot Costa Yea aDd her committee. LOC.t.L B.lHDS TO P L.t.Y About 4.000 blnctam• from 41 hlp oebaolo, loeludlllc Co.. rOOl cltl Mar &Dcf Elta~la, WIU parUdpl.te 1D. t&C'11DD11al -11ICbl tblo -lilY. Sept. 18, 1a lbeLooAapiNCou .. am before • ..-upoeltd to rMeb '70,000. Tbe IDI,_,bi..Ddl will pii.J betw .. tbe tal't"• ot the 1IIC -OHp stoto taot- boU OUNG RIVER MALE· tar 18-.J...." woa-' 8oDe L.Y [H.nl"y LIAlU &.J TY -18",800 •..Jr. ,..,...,.,. lo ,-~flo ...... ~ ....... ~-In' S).~ .. U..It..l"f'f .,... ._ ........ . UH'f,.,.&utlaD ,.....,..,n Ce¥.11A •• .11.31 !!_!~ ?CAft I e t • • • •• ' ' ItS one reason we need additional power plants. Can you picture what would happen to employ- ment in this area if we ran short of electricity? Nearly everything would stop. Including production lines. That could seriously affect the welfare of you and your family. Today there's enough electricity to go around. But as the population continues to grow, industry will need additional electricity for new jobs. To meet this growing need, Edison must be per- mitted to build additional power plants now. And the transmission lines to deliver that power. Nuclear power plants are one of the ways to provide additional electricity. Nuclear power plants are clean, proven and smog-free. Other ways to generate electricity are under intensive research or being developed now. Meanwhile, existing methods are steadily being improved. Electricity and jobs. The two go together. E An Equ.a1 Opportunity Em [)Ioyer • ·-Zubin Mehta to open concert series Oct.29 2711 F..IC C... Hwy. 67:s-6070 . . Suite ~ "' -c..... .1.1 M... c.. """"' SPIH.t.L CURVATURES Tbere are m&DJtar-reaclliDg Cunatures seldom appeu effect. o1. a cunature In JCMD' soddenly. People wbo lllffer IPIM ~ your ceoeral bodiJ:y from seTere eanatarea cu b•Jtb usually remember bact to . ' Cllr'Yitures baYe tbe1r be-ehlldbood days wben they were ct•ntnc. u a rule, In child-not aware of i.DJ trouble wttb bood. aDd stad1Jy progress tbe sp!De. from a m1Dor decree otteo mat-The spine is tbe attactuneat lDc llle a bclrdea to the pMt.elt. for numerous Ugameots aDd Curfttures may beohvJous mWJCies. These pairs of lip- forms I.Dd produce miDJ abo-melts aDd muscles nteodb'om normal CQD11Hons of tbt trtmt, the IIPlne tnopposltedireettoos, bact and: bead. Sucb ue easUy with u equal number oo e1tber apparallt to tbe chiropractor side. aDd ottea to the layman, Chiro-After a CIQ"ftture ls tully praetors are sometimes able developed the muscles of ooe to corHcl sueb curvatures, u side are coatracted aDd sbort, the paUelt 1s not too old &Dd wMJe those ot tbe other Qle U tbe degree of curvature 1s are reJued and elongated. oot so marked that tbe booy Surely tt camot be poulble n~~neu ot tbe ·spine baYe tbat the spine ot .111: ownacttnty lo.t tbetr DOI'mal shape and assumed sueb u abDormal slM. pos!Uoo. (Ado.) 0.. Nap,artttrl.,.. A Pr•• .,.J I•J•,..J••t Co•fNt•llortJ Cltr&t .... c••rc. DR. RIBIELL SPrrrLER --SUNDAY SBaVICS AND 0tUaat llaiOOL AT 10100 A.M. ,.,,..., ~,..,,I "" -... ,.27 ... THE OAAN ~ FREEWAY 5 IS NOW OPE I ·------ Keep cool with CANVAS AWNINGS NOW! IT"S EVEN EASIER TO REA CHI LOS ANGELES SEPT. 15-OCT.l '72 NEWPORT BEACH BARBER PREPARES FOR UNSUII& OLYMPICS Ia arbor laot~~» Ia TAX SHRTD? MOTION PICTUR£S! ........... , .......... -. + .. htS~ ,.,.._,~ + " ... ,.,..., ........ +IIO%T•Da6aa.._ (714) 67U492 -::~~~~;;;;;;~;;;~ PI4HIST ON PROGR4M Michael Sanders, pla.alst and faculty member at OC l, will preseot a lecture with piano fllustn.Uoos oo the period of rom&Dtic music to tbe Harbor View Rills Philharmonic Com- mittee at 10 a.m. Sept. 19. ..... _ ... - " Tbe l'lostess, Mrs. Cbarles R!JoCnH, 3620 Catamann. will welcome members and ruests to a pre-meeting coffee at 9:30 a.m. Mr. Sanders completed his advanced music studies at tEe, receiving h!s masters in plano in 1971 summa cum laude. MEMBER TE4 OCT. 3RD Tbe Newport Beach Jllllior EbeU ls pJanolng a oe• mem- ber tea for October 3, from 1 to 3 p.m . Mrs, Daniel Mc- Sweeoe)' Is bostesstng lbe al- falr ln tbe patio area or ber borne at 2061 Port Bristol Circle, Harbor VIew Homes:. Cuesta w111 ba'f'e a cb&Dee to meet Jtmlor Ebell members aod YU1 hMr tbe objeetiftS: &net a.splraUoos ot tbe clab, u opl&lDed to them by tbe prestcleot, Mr.. James llarar. Mrs. Ricbard CaDDDD memberlblp chairman. Meet tile Man ............ SafecO Smle. • AUTO e HOUU • YACHT • COioUIIIRCIAL • IHDUSTIIAL • IOHD'S Newport Harbor Toutmls- treas Club will open tile 1972- 73 year at luncheon at 11 :SO a .m. Mooday, Sept. 18, Sett1n&: tbe educational theme, Mrs. Marl&n Oletat, master parUI.meotarlln from the Lu Olas Toutmlstreu cl~ lD Hlllll1nlt00 S..cb, will cooduct a workabop oo pa.rllamentary procedure. Mu. Tip Wbeelar, presldeD:t, will preside. Tbe meeting w1ll be at the ~Ilia restaurant, 1670 Old Newport Blfd., Costa Mesa , PHARMACY ~PHACTS KARL BARNUM AND CHARLES BUU.IIIGliDII l£T {!.att Q.ElN AND IISn.l YOUR DRAPES TO LOOI 00 .EXCWSIYI <M.!AIIANTIID DIIAPBY QU.Hit. Oro...,-, Oeanlft9, '•rflfd ~~of ,.. ... el yovr drapery, or 100•1. ttt*x:eiMnl if d u itiiMe • • No ShriM: ... •rttfoct-- ...... ,. .... .................. c.w. lllhlt & s , ...... ... • Dt., ..... dt .. -• W.ttr Stain. ReMoval • Dra, 1 r1ea • .,... 11<.-y Ha<ft ... lottallo<l ..., l.,-...1 LIT COlT NUTAU NEW DllAPIS We'"'" • c-~ ... ~.d .... ~ t•k• "',..... ...... _, ,. ........ ~_,, .. , ... ,,. 1702 NEWPORT IL VD. NEWPORT P ENINSULA NOON TO 8 P.M. •• THE RmiEST LINE IN THE U.S.A. 11'E ARE SHOWING ANNE KLEIN ~bllt\l ... Kl.l 'Lillo ,, .. _ . ..._ .... not just· building Because, f1rst and foremost, we 're a life and health insurance company· our career agents sit down with 1ndtv1duols, families and businesses and help them plan tor their tmanctal secunty Nat ton- ally. we're ranked 32nd m assef'5 out of the l,8(X) and some msuronce com- pon•es people have to choose from . Our customers currently own nearly S6 btll•on worth of ltfe 1nsuronce to cOpitOitze on short-term development opportunltres Redevco purchases and resells 1mproved proper1•es A lot of people, wolching our new building going up on Newport Center OrNe in Newport. hove commented , 'Vety impmsive looking ... but what ore tt.ygoing tod!! in there oil ~avr Will. for one thing, we11 be writing o lal ol tllocb. los1 year, lor instance. Pocific Mutual paid its pdicyownel> and their blnoliciories ~ than S 175 million in benefit>. This money helps people pay docl<lrs and hospitul bill$, tunet"al expenses. ond tux obligalions. It replaces income lost through retire- ment, sidcness or dosobie<netlt. It helps kids go to CX>IIeQt. Pays food . clothing ond housing expenses for suiviving dfpendo<ots. And helps people oapt with financial~ in other wovs. Pactfic Mutuol•s l1censed to sell •ts 1nsuronce products m 49 states. the D1stnct of Columb10 and Puerto Rtco. And our customers ore served locally by more than a hundred md•v•duol and group msuronce. cla•ms and mortgage loon off•ces throughout the Untted States The assets of Paoflc Mutual life Insur- ance Company exceed S 1 bolloon . So many of the 800 people work•ng •n our neY~ bu1ld1ng w1ll be watch ing over the mvestment of hundreds of m1Htons of dollars Stren<jth ond sofety ore the most Important criter•o when we select the 1nvestments that wtll stand beh1nd our customers' tnsuronce pol•c•es. They m1ght be •nvestments m new commerc1ol or housmg construct1on. Or utility and mdustnol bonds that help create new serv•ces for people. like a water system m Flor1da or a telephone network 1n llhno•s But th""' day< Pocofic Mutua los more than an insuroncecomp;Jny. It's o family of finoncool companies all related too son<Jie purpose : providin<J finonc10l servtces for individuals. fomiltes and &,siness. ® REDE\ICO. nc:. As it> nome ~ this is our real estote ~lopment company. Its rnlo is ® PACIFIC LAKE PARK DEVELOr>mEnT ComPAny Th•s company bu•lds and owns apart- ment complexes wh•ch oHer great places to love l•ke lake Pork Apa rtmen ts •n La Meso near San Otego 25 4 orch•- tect urolly tntereshng a~rtment homes are set am•d tall pmes. meondenng wa lkways and ponds stocked w•th f•sh More protectS along these l•nes ore plan'led ® PACIFIC CCHlSULTiflG COOPOfMTIOfl PCC prov1des soph•sttcoted rnorketmg ser v•Les to agents all over the country It concen trates on creot tve finanCia l plonn.ng tor H"!dlvtduols and busmesses ' and large estores. Offen combtnmg e:denstve reseorch wtth computer onolys•s . PCC provtdes un•que soluuons to complex fl none~o l plonmng problems ® PACIFIC EQUITy SALES COITIPAny A company of registered representotiW!S hcensed to offer mutual funds . Many ore life insurance agent> too, ond tl1ese men hove o portfolio of products to meet the finonciof needs of individual•, families and bustness. • -. . . . . -. l . • • . . • : • • . . • ~ • • • . • • l . • • . • • I BARBARA. AND rTBVE! LEECH (BETH KOCH PHOTO) Barbara Boyer Bruce weds Stephen Leech ll1u Bubua Boyer Bruce, followed at the home of the daactUr' of Mr.&Ddlln, Leslie bride's parents. Combl Brace Jr. of Corooa Victoria Wllsb!re Bruce, del Kar, wu married Satur-sister of the bride, was the daJ aft.trDooa. s.pt, 9, to maid of honor. BrldesmaJ.ds St.pblll Robert Leech, son of were Deborah Henry aDd Ally- Yr. and Mrs. Robert Gaylord son French of Newport Beach Leeeb at Newport Bel.cb. and Michelle Oupuie of Corooa Tbe RP, Edward P. Allen del Mar. performed tbe eeremoay at St. Michael James Leech, bro- James Epi.Jcopal Church tn ther of the groom, served a.s Newporl Beach, A reception best man. Ushers were Ila¥1d -----------, and Phlllp Bruce, brothers ol c the bride; David Orr, Randolph FALL REGISTRATION • STUDENTS WITH A NEED FOR INDIVID- UAL ATTENTION • STUDENTS WORKIN G UNDER THEm PO. TENTIAL Johnson and Anthony Finley, all of the Newport Harbor area, Grandparents of the bride, Leslie C. Br uce of Greemrlch, Conn., Mrs. Virginia B. Sbears or Washington, D.C., and W. Murray WJlshire of Martha's Vineyard, Mass., attended the wedding, as did grandpareots of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hall of Vlctorvtlle, Calif. Special guests also Ill- e luded Mr. and Mrs. We ston • STUDEN'N NEEDiNG-., Leteb"'l!o:t'allbrook, Ca111., tbe SMALL C1=4SGS .... -r-~~~Je ud alB, uci ~ · U:r. aDd W:rs. Dou~tlas Andr.,.s BRICKER •W AR D Bruce, Oreen..,ch, Conn., uncle PREPARATORY 88 FAIR DR ., COSTA MESA, CALl F. PHONE 540-0420 SIN C/3 1963 IT's-FREE! aDd at.mt of the bride. Both newlyweds graduated trom Corona del Mar h.tgtl school. The groom atteodedSan Diego State College, where he was a member of the varsity basketball team. The bride at. tended Sao Diego Mesa College. Following a honeymoon trip to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, tbey wlll reside in Corona del Mar. ~ Come and take part in our round-table discussions. EXPLORE the most im- portant subject In the world ••• YOU. You will benefit from these wide-open discussions about the activities and vast potential of the mind. You wlll find an outlet for your thoughts. We're going to discuss how the mind can be used to free us from sickness, emo- tional hangups, fear, financial stress, and conformity to mass opinion. Come take a mental irip with us. Tap into the infinite resources of your mind and free yourself. Turn on --without drugs. Come in and chat. IT'S FREE! You are neither too old nor too young to benefit. Call today. 557-3943 or 552-7713 APPLIED METAPHYSICS CENTER University Plaza 4500 Campus Drive Suite 660 Newport Beach, Calif. 92660 Bottles? rr-.~--.pif:RE-1_5 A BETrER WAY More Comenienl More Economical Safe A Sonlury fOiA-FRE~ HOME TPtiAL. CAL.l..: 17141 6Jt.l.l51 OGDIII~ ...... ,. .. -.... - Sea is prograiD topic McGOVERN H.Q. OPENS IN C·.M . ____ .. ., ... ......,. ... LlotnUdlln. ....................... -c. ~ .... -.. " llcGoron--Pr- -.. ant ...... 1111111 ...,t.rdoltrut1•. ca ... • .. ome.a.IM..,._. -• .... H ilr .._ lin. ,_, D • .__ or• will bold pad ,. ... N._t-r-a1 .. 11 -ilr .. J-e-. ••""-1141>1. 14. LllrvJ, --lo lin. F-ai .. IJIIru7, IIIC-11-. Wdlr WW., pr_,.., Tbl ome., II 100 L 1• ~--will 11o -a1 SL, -al NIWIICII'I Bml. -a1 .._ NIWIICII'I lllloHo DIDtCATIOM SII'T. U .,.t IIIII, wW olllcloliJ- el-ooo,lll CaMilli. fOil 14·111 OLYMPIC POOL &11:30 p.m. wllb _ ... bf T...,. ..,_ Ud -l'lodl<olloo eor-u -1 Do_., r-., llr P.,..., ..-...., u u lbo -!10--N_._ ollleo Ill lbo llo!>embor tloe- allllor &ad -lam, II-o~:Jao~>~c pool will llo llokl Uoo. win pr-lbo _..,. al lbo pool .U., 011lllo Harbor E--••• loc- Now ollleora ...UC '111111 IUp ea-, all p.m. s-,., S91h Coaarelllloal dlllrlel llro. Wldlo oro: lira. -811)1.14. cudld&lo Jolm Black, ud-~. lit ftCt-IW'uldeat; lira. Ia mUlDe the &DDCMmeemeat, a. .. mblJ caDdidltu Jlm -Smllb, Zlld Yl<t-i><OIII· S..,t. Jobo W. Nicoll aald. Tborpo, of lbo 'IOib dlllrlel, deat; Mra. Waler ICJDc. r•-"We're lq)tflll tbat DWl1 ol &Dd TerrJ MOMbako, 'JOtb dll- cordlllr aecr-J; lira. a_, lbe Orup Coaa1J> portletpua lrlct. UllmaD, corrt .... DC Mere .. ill tbt Mwdeb O)Jmplu will. lr't'iDe councUwomu Gab- lory; llro. R. L. RJcbJDciol<l, be able 1o -lbo dedlca-rlello Pryor lo tlqlOCied lo 111- treanr•; Kra. BQard RJder, Uoo. Tbelr outsa""tnc per-traduce tbe IPIUen. bout eb&lrmu; Mra. Eul tormue11 at tbe recG Dua Akleo. Lido lsUder Fuuelman. .oc:tal ~~eretuy; OlJmpte p.m• ue tbt result wbo b8ada tbe local ~P lira, Jolm H .. leJ, boolnrarm of tbe ldod ol tn1Dinc Which otnce, said fOlU!htr wotbrl er.lrmu; Yn.IL B. Beojlm.ID. wlU DOW be anlllble to stu-ue oow cuftUiDc tbe Harbor h1..ltol'i&D; IDd Mr1. T. DuDc&D deDb ot tbe Newport-Mea unl-uea to regtater Yotert 6:Jr tbl Stewart,JWUameatulan. Mrs. fted. ICirlol dlatrtct." Nonmbtr electloo. MEN'S ·-WOMEN'S - ALL" TENNIS CLOTHES 15% ·oFF • EXCEPT SHOES, SOCKS, PANTS, BALI3, ·AND ACCESSORY frEIIS, Meet the JOHNSON & SON (~Golden Touch" team COACH OF THE YEAR STARTING LINE.UP. • • ·I • CLYDE JOHNSON FIFTY YEAR VETERAN OF THE AUTOMOTIVE GAME . PUT TO- GETHER TODAY'S TEAM OF EX- PERTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED NATIONAL ACCLAIM FOR SERVICE AND SALES. VETER'ANS ONLY • • • DICK JOHNSON CALLS ALL HIS OWN PLAYS ..• WILL N6r GAMBLE ON CUSTOMER , SATISFACTION. PROVEN TEAM LEADER. \ BILL HAROLD Blasts the competition to bits. As General Sales Manager, knows how to score on every deal. CHARLES WOODWARD Genial Service Manager. Strong on perfection. Stable on price and con- sistent on performance. BILL TAYLOR Very quick to meet customers' needs as Used Car Manager. Veteran star can deliver the big play every time. TOM HANNIGAN WARD LEE BOB VLISS KAY NEWMAN JOHN LARSON ROGER GOETZ GENE JACOBY SLICKC · • Gel• eJPOrtR _ _!t RELIABLE • • • d1J. Otrl'STANDING · •. as SWIFT ••• IDft'V CONBISTIIfT , ,,..,... TOUGH ••• dtiiWMia IDERT , • , UIU- Ntw II' .-u". patebes wlth&utboril)'. ""lee writer. to eustomer probleJU. er a mttc~nc part. Hl"ftce per~ect~oa. tut to S&IH .....,.. • hnson son ' . • 1 HE B L I N E r p h I Is NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN nw~DAv, sEPT. 1•, wz . ;.c an ., se PU8UlliEDI£El<LY -PAGEl OOIOIAOELIIAII,CAL.. MARINERS ly,JAMIY aiiiU 0. W, Rlcbucto, J-•.......,..u.o.-~..-1111 ud .DICk, MYI bad I tnaeb y - ..,... Ud diU&htf'bllJ reltfll mu .. ol bMdl ud e..., .. .&a. ~ -d lllroup ........ wlleb .. a. "'" lit lllPio -; ~ 111o liD IUoo -llo -1-1/1 -to • '~lo Rl IOU.., bat II woo -ll>o reAP ...-. nr, DIIJ' 1 ,_ T"'-,_ ~ ... _.._.. ..._ Fori Bna. SlaJtAr at lilt .... _, •-··-- Bar .... IIIII, buiM Ill 1178 hl(b -•teat r&r--lba OD u.. cllft' ectp, tbtJ Md Hertta~. • • tbo _,. of NO telop-AliDO Hololelll leU. mo ..., Ud 1110 T.v. 1D tbetr tDCttvldtal aDd bubi.Dd B.S(WUUam)were cotta .. wttb antique beaWJ ta-alto oortbwud oa Y&CitSoo ••• tldl aDd D&tural beaut)'outaldt. Yery remote uea 1D Cuada, Tboy did lake a tralll tr"' while Ill tact ooe bu to llJ Ill, Bat there .•• on the Skunk rail-that wu DO problem, lor &ud road throuefl the rechrooda ..., ts a seuooect pUot aDd tun to Wllleta. Tbe 1880 red en&:toe bls owa plane, ADDe ll1d the EATIN OR 8RE4KFAST FROM '1 TO 11 Ham & Eggs •••••• 1.59 Hot Cates &! Syrup • , .59 Half Cantak»upe • • • • .39 AND MOREl WNCH Boxes to go or eat in or on our patio. Steak Sandwich, •••• 1.39 Roast Beef Sandwlcb. 1,09 Pastrami Sa.odwtch. , 1.09 AND MOREl DINNER New York steak, .•• 3.49 Peddlers Seafood Plate ••••••••.• 2,49 Oysters ••••.•••. 1. 79 Chicken, Fish, Ribs and Sllrtmp, with Chips. 1024 BAYSIDE DR. BA YSIOE CENTER ,.,.. .• .u,~ t~l.llt IMU., •"1lt?i Do 10 ... Rapidly & Easi~ . ' . . Under Medical Sup.rvisio,. POUNDS liND INCHES GO FAST! ~~a.,.;:~ CALL 673 .5821 Weight Clinic I nc.<:;:::::i 2345 E. COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA DEL MAR (Near MacArthur Blvd.) 9 to 1, 2 to 5, Monday tlu'u Friday INSTANT PRINTING CENTER ~:..FULL PRINTING ,.,.,,.T,,.G JIII:RO• COI'VING f'OLDING COLLA T I,.G SERVICE SCORI,.G I'AOOI,.G STAI'LI"'G HOLlE ~U .. CHI .. G Ill MANY 0 TH I:Il SI:R\fiCI:S WE DO BIGG ER JOBS TOO! 10 to 10,000 FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY 644-8232 ~~·p ~IDC'C'nu' HOURSt I• J0 TO S1l0 CJ ... \.. c:Jrc..s:aJ.. MONDAY THRU l"faDAY IIALP .IC.OCK S01JTH OP M•cARTIIUR ILVD. 2640 EAST COAST HICHWAY CORONA DEL MAR. CALIFORNIA 92625 n.-.... ·~--~· sf meefl"n t EBELL CLUB TACKLES a. ...... " ... -•nOAIItltLD.IUA .... ---... IIIIIM 'hll'll J I 2 ........ L lbopor-tce .--·-~-~:,':':tter~of":: for Sept 20 THE COOKING GAP ~-~:=.r.::.-'=:rn;·.,.,,,. .. troat, bl4 plo&Q -ID o By LULU IIAY CASEY J. taM, -o-Er-NH I briDI bo ... • • • '"'""''"'"IDIDI A ..... trial lo lo ...... Ha" J'OII board of 1ba """'*-1rta ~ ud Plolll» Plko, IIIIIDAT IC?D:lL • • • . • • • t:Gt .1..11. • ' 0 1o< • Ill( liP"? -'"'Y bo mado _,.. .. YICII .• 1:00 I 10:" .1..11. Tbo Oat-., Doroaly ud .,..::;;-,; ;-"'"":!:: A .. _ lllck off" 1D wl?b biro, William B. Trill, EYUIIG .. nc. ... ·.. . 1:00 P.ll. BtU, aro bad< oo G&?uJ Drln Poabo'lrle &I ::" llr• tau -ll>o pot>lc&lloe of a-l?l.tQI, ud biro. CbariM 2-I. COA.IT MWT ., COlOMA D& MM attor lbalr trip, PIJIAI to Fori ~~~ &I 1G-IO Sol!ll -. -roctpoo --;:B=IIoJ::..:•.:.''~~-~...:__'MS_:_. ----------. - Laudlrclt.lo, Florida, llloJo IO &IIIIo -·ofloi~:Wwtam ,_ EbiU-llfflt a Plriod plckld' "' tllotr Pl-ro ooa. r.'McGr&lb, 101 M~dDI'I•o. of ' ,....,, will -lblopp. ..------------------------., maldeo voyap ol FIJI' wt.1, C&meo Slllorte. Tba IJII17, a bw:beoD &ad wblcb lo ololar lhlp to Fair 11.., ,._,are -Jelll' card pariJ, will bo bold ol s.u. TboJ criiiMd tbo w.. ?mild to ...,.. Ill lbo wtae lbo Amfltteao IAciOe 11&11, l$1b ladleo ••• VlrriJ> lolaodo, 81. Pllleb ud alod --. to St. ud Bay A-, Ceatra1 Crotx. st. Tbomu, st. llarUD bl .. UOWICI by llrld M llewpari, at II a.m. llopt, Z8, •• , oo doft lilt Carl-. blrlhlp 11 to ~· •· A commutoo -by biro, But the hllhlllbl lo< llo<oiiiJ ·-aoror~o111~"": Rlebardllodro, rice~ wu corn1D& throagb the locka Natto.J. PaAbelleale Co.cil. ft)'l u:l m..aa, .. •lldlar of tile p...,. Cuat • • • w-.p bold lbllblrd tbo --recl;>u ,_ barlq bHo ralled 1D Statue, W art 011 put cook bocU, IPIDD''C a wbtre tbe Joc:U were out ID II!DHday ol•ctr. mouth from period from UIO to 19'10. Tbe aloe to -of tbo eaaa~ SoptoiOblr lllrGqb May, 1HO-1o yollowld '01111 ace, wbicb at that time were tbe AARP RESUMES MEETIHGS tbt1950 t. bud W'11tt111. larpst 1D tbe world, Sbe ltlt: Tbe Amerteu A..oeiatkJa. ot Members .. ., .. "1 are: aomewtat Ub Alme '·trdc&b Rtttred Perecu, Newport limes. Wlll1&m B. Tritt_ Ed- la "Brinr lie A UDJ.cona,'"wbm S..cb Cbi&Jtet No, 1zt, 1r111 "Ward A. ~rs. &Dd Georp reftrrinr toMedcoClt)': '•Hwe resume recuilr mmthiJ meet-Hooper. l am lna1dt tbe dot on tbe m.ap tnp. aftu aummar n.catloll, Ebtll members will br1Dg trw I d.ldD't recognize ... • . on Tbuuday. Sept., 28, at 1 sa1&ds ud casseroles to the Only It ns a ltne on tbe map p.m. 1.o tbt recr•Uoo room Sept. 28 party, selected from for Dorothy. Dorothy will soon ol Nnport Harbor Lutbera.D. the poplllar recipes cholea tor be takinr .., ber dutiea u Cburcta. '798 Oow"er DriYI. New-tbt DeW' bed:. chairman of the InlDe Terrace port Beacb. Mrs. JobD Lamar will be in Phllha.rDioDI.e Aasoetates. Ireoe llld Jlm Sawyer fill cbarp of a pa1Dt!Dc. doaated. · • • • show sltde pictures ol tbtlr by Mrs. D. M. Deaklns (a Lut week Vella (Mrs Jack) trip by auto acrou tbe coaotry hro Umt put president). a.JJ:I Htsoault's "special ltmcheon" to MacldDac laland. Mlclllpn. opporlwd.ty Ucll:ets wlll be (they are reauv all ~t.ll\ • aftllable at tht party. booored Pem (Mrs. Wilbur) NOW AT L EJ EUN E Members wortibg for tbe Smith of Pasadeoa, Wbo speod.t Marini Pfc DaYtd L. Bo'lfea_ SUCCtu ol ttrls fund ra1sloc her summer• 1D ber East Bay son of Mrs. Jaequllnt F. Howell party are: Mm~. L, W, Jenks. Froot home on BaiJ:Q. lalaod. of 149 E. Bay st., CoD Mea. Tbomu Baumt, RuloJpb Vana- Also lnehl:led were Mra. has repor1ed for d.,. at C&mp .. 11:, Nell V. Wllllams, Fnn<:J.a Smith's daughters, Patrlcl& To-Le)eune, N.C. Glocii:Der, Jotm B. Colby, Fred moso, Laguna Beactl, aod Mar. pret La Marr, CDM; Uzs. Charles Ooonety aod daiJ&bter Per KeDdie, ot Los Angeles; also Carol (Mrs. Bewley) AUen of East Bay Front. The Res· nautt•s daughter-ln-lawnsWI.~ able to iJln tbem due to ber new position In executive salts aDd publlc relations of Royallty Restaurants. • • • ARE YOU READY FOR THE GOOD NEWS? Further reductions on all Sale articles l'los Additional items reduced for clearance Lorraine Sutherland FASHIONS AT THE BEACH JAMBO REE !tOAD Af BA YSIDE DRIVE NOW FOR TME BAD NEWS! . You'll blow 1 aasket (also your budaetl when you see our fabulous, fantastic fall fun-forlnil fineries! Est.!!lbl•shed s1nce July 1966 NEWPOR1 8EA.CH 6 75 318) Friday nlgbt, Sept, 8, U was a "welcome home to some and happy tranllng to others" when Dorothy aDd Nelli Outs eoter~ talned with another in tbelr sertea ol bay tour eveninp. Their cruiser, Sleepy Eye, wu wtde awake, what wtth a load of coogental travelers aDC1 tbe gracious hosts abol.rd. Tboulb the skies were a bit oYercaat, the bealiJ of the waterfroot scenes was oot obsclll'ed. Oil debarll:ln& gue.U. were seated 1n founomes at coJol'· fully appointed tables, Dorot.bJ. betnc one tor ortliDLWJ ••• bad small boab: flUed with fresb flowers as ceoterpleeu , • , a bit of humor wu e~preaaed in her glfta: to the guests of bODor • • • brandy snifters wttb tlny roldtlsh swtshlnr around aoo around •.• all 11eat flm wtth lots of laughter. Dellgbtful eventng and deUclous food! On one ma~r lifomia pays 1ncome on k • • • Fran and MonleJ Jones will be going to northern Ruula, Leo!ngrad, Moscow, Volgocrad (formerly Staltnrrad) •.. Yalta. then to Amsterdam llDd home. Jodre Jesse Curtis aod wile Mildred are golnr to the south Paclllc, Samoa, Fiji. New Gulllea ••• willie VlrgiDLa and Hugtl Wright, always kJot1Dc for new tlshing spots, are head- lor for VeDHotla to try tbe1r !~~ell: there. Amoor the stay.at-bomu (for a while&D.Jft)')Wtrl guest~; Dolores lDd BW MtUer, ~ May aod Ed PeUecrln. COM; Jane and Jotm Boyd, wbo han mond to the San JC*Ial.n Hills; Ellen I.Dd WaUer Keene ••• and ., &OOd to HI them, from Beacon Bay; Mary Allee and Doo. Ayres. Lido; Gladys &Dd Arthur Baum. W'tllred Berll a.nd yours tralJ. 8&1 Iale. Saturday, s_.. 11, tbo Dam duo are 101ae to La. ADceits to bl wtlb Dooaa IUid Mlb McBan.o. CaU.tomta eommta- llloaor ol ...... IUid loau, at the TrojoD Womea•s Leacot dlnotr • • • tttea a bfc '- trip to tbo Oro... Slate ud usc -·· Aller • ollorl .... onr at bomt tbey pla.ao to be aboard lilt S1o1!>J Eyo iol Coro- •do low clt.Jo, a. Me-ea.a. tMm tbln, every At UCB we hgure the money savmgs account at UCB your savmgs earn sh<)u]d be yours to use when you need t! Or want it . Not on JUSt the 4 days out of the year when the o ther s pay o ff . After all, your bills come in, relentlessly, every month Why shouldn't you collect It works three ways We will send your monthly savmgs mterest check by mall Or we can depostt it to your checkmg account tf you have one wtth us. Or you can elect to leave tt wery month. don'l you? in savings to ptle I AM TH£ WIDOW OF A Se.VICEMAN WHO DIEO OF AN INJURY HE I\ECEfVEO IN SERVICE. IS IT ~UE t.ft CHILDIIEN ARE W6111.£ FOR ~·s EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE 7 your 'second income" from savmgs JUSt as often? You can, if you have a regular up more m terest Savings at UCB It's like an extra pay day ev ery month. .,IWINIO.IB-ON Your children bltween 18 and zs. WbO b&" Aec.IIIWJJ ~ tllelr lllJb ICbool educatiOO. m&)' be tU(Iible ... COlltp ft•rlal IM*r .. Sou or dt.1&&bf.tra ot. a JtrTieeman or a ftteru no. .,_. wu a r..at ot MI"Yict lD tht umtd Dcea. are tllttUIId to nc:.Ut • to $1'15 a ..... tor u loftc •• 31 mortha, u tber art nrou.s lD a ca.• -.a.c to a -• oouero de~<~· Tbo ••-I IMI-1 ........ aodor W. ......... lo oal 1 """ ... -1101 bo" to bl rop&ld. UNIIED CAliFORNIA BANK • •. ' t I TRUTH .... .._ •11111• .. • C. r q L ~..-..I P •su•• · s• a. a.at •• ,..._. o1 lie Llrd.'' M•lltlillll at Tea. ~r ...... ...-, .. , oac ~ ,.,., ....,. wlikltJ be rA. flnr priAdpla of lA. ...... of God. "-Hob. 6:12. ' 1. IIOD l:aiATRD liM IJI INIHICINCI I. AU. IIIII Alii ......... M THIV Alii •v NATUIII 1 TMI 1.081' •1111111111 TDTAUV DII'IIAYID 4. AU. IIIII IIAV NIAYID a. -AT DO .. IT IIIAN JO .I.AI(ID! I • .11•u• CHill.,. .. TMI ONLY •uT AU-.UFFICIIIIIT UVIOUII fiiOII.IN 7. ULVATION laOP:THI LORD a W1! MAY KNOW THAT WI Alii lAVED (CONTINUID ,ItO.• LAST WIIIC) The third ar••t lundUDI8lgJ And he Nid. • limilar thin~: •od ou&l&.and.inl lint principle when h• wrote to Tlt-., of the orad• of God which we dtdarinc th•t "the pac. ol God •hould note is thil: th•t brin. .. &h Nl••&ion het.h JHUe Chrift ltl'ht Only but AM· •ppeared to, .U. men. TMChm. Suffic:'-t Saviour from Sin u. t.hat denym1 uftiOdiiMM ucl wcrlclly lueta. we lhoukl IM "NeitMr t. ,,.,.. Nl.,..tlo" Ill 80buly, ril"htao\aab, •nd IOCII)' Oft)' otiNr: (01' IMN,. AOM ollwr in tbil PJ"eSeftt wwkl. Lookin1 MMf u*""lwoNn liNn amoftl' for that bl.....:! bopt Md the ,..,. IColl\ereb)' • lfWII N llorioue apPMrinc ol the ~Hat NI*L "-Act14:12. God •nd OUI' s..iour JNU.I J.-ue taid: Chrilt. Who •ve hlmMW for ua "I om tM way t/&4 ,,...,,.. GAd th.t he milht red. .... ut from all riN Ute, no .. e~~~ ~tit &Utto ,,.. iniQuitr •nd puril)' vnta hbutlt Faa/Nrbut by me "-John 14:6 • pecuharpeople, ualoueollood. ' · works" (Titue2:11-14). The Philippi•n jailer Mked. So you .... J•honh hath l•id ''St,.,1 wltot "'"'' I do to N help upon one that il milhty. tawdr' P•ul •nd SHu npli.t, He h.u provided for tinful "&lNw on tM Lord JftU man an .U-•uftlcient SM'iour in Cltri.JI OIKl rMu tlwalt be Nwd', His only belotten •nd well· ond tlay'Aou.H."-Actt 16:30,31. be&oved Son, ed He il •ble to P•ul wrote to th .... Roman• NW to the utterma..t .U that N)'inJ, come unto God by Him bec•UM ''TM word' t. n161t tMt, fWII He ever UvH •t the riaht band ot ln tAy "'oulla and Ut. thy Mort. Hit t.t.JHtY on hiab. h•vin1 tACit t., tM word of (oitll wAkA purpd our tint by th• Ncriflce we preocA. rAGr II tlta¥ 11toll of Him .. u . •nd h•vi nl coll{eN with tla y moutla tit• Lord triumphed owr dNth He hu J~tu~. and aluJlt blUnt in tiline t.bn • •at at th• riaht U.nd ol ll~t tluJr God laorh roiatd laim God until H• enemiH becotne {rom tM dead, tlaou •laolt be Hiafoot.atool. •awd. For willa tM la~art mon bfli.ruetla UIIIO r~ltt~ouna., and with the mourla con{euion U mode unro IQIL'Citiota . For ria~ •criptun aoitla, Who•oeUI'r bfliewrla on him ahall not be uhomed. For tlaere U tao di(f~rencc btotwcen tlae Jew and the Gred, (or llae aame Lord ouer all il ricla unto all tltat call upon laim. FOT wla01otwr •Mil call upon llat nome of rlae Lord aholl bf .atJH. "-Rom. 10:8-13. In theM ver.et the one and only way of •alv•hon from tin ia tet forth •nd the Lord Je.ut Chri•t il pre.ented. •• the one •nd only bu t •ll·lufficient Saviour . The Holy Scripture• do not preMnt Jnu• Chri•t .. a myth, ... or a mere mart: or-M lf•t teacher, or a P"•nd n.•mple; but the Holy Scripturn pre.mt Je1u1 Chri•t a1 Lord and Saviou r and Anointed One of God, the S on of God. and God the Son. And t hu• we m utt believe in Him and receive H im u such. T he beloved apoatle 1aid when he concluded hi1 rotpel. ••...tnd many otlt~ a~n• truly did Je•u. in the p,..,unce of laU dia:ipl.ea wlaicla ore nor writkn ita rhi• boolt. But tiNae an writt~n that ,._ mi.llat bcliew tlaat Jeaw U th• Cia rUt. ria~ Sota of God. and that bcliet~iq )'f mWit.t laaue h'{~ tlaroUih hi• name. "-J ohn 20:30,31. Paul in hi• farewell speech to the Ephe1ian elder!! at Miletua exhorted them. "Tola e lae«l tMr~fo,..,_ unto yoc~n~lue• and to oll the floclt over wlaicla the Holy Glaoet laotla mod~ yoc~ ownurt to (Hd the claurcla of God whicla M laatla purcho•ed w ith hi• owta blood. "-Act~ 20:28. When Pau l wrote to Timothy, his ton in the faith, he 1aid he was an epostle of J esus Chri!lt "by the commandment of God ou r Saviour a nd Lord J e!lu t C hri1 t which is our hope" II T im.l :l ). S•lvdion Ia of tn. Lord Don't be deceived into think..in1 there ia •alv•tion in •ny other, for God h•• dittinctly u.id, "Neither ia there ••lv•tion in -.ny other, for there ia none other n.me under h .. ven riven amonr men whereby we mu.t be Nved." Thare ia no Mlv•tion by elimin•tion of lin. There ia no .. lv•tion by eduution ol the mind. There ia no Nlv•t ion by reformation olthe life. .There ia no Nlvation by cultintion of charKtar. There i.l no Nlvation by conaecr•hon oi.MII. There i• n.o Mlntion b)' tmitatian of Chri.t . There ia no Mlv.tion b)' u.xi•don with the church. BUT THERE IS SALVATION FULL AND FREE IN CHRIST AND IN HIM ALONE. The Father Hnt the Son to be the Saviour of t he workl. "Believe on the Lord Jetu• Chri•t and thou •h•lt be ••ved." "Whosoever ahall ctill upon the name of the Lord lh•ll be taved." He is the •ubttitut.e, the sacrificiaJ . 1in-bearin1 Saviour. ,Continued oe:&t week) I MUST DIE I mu•t die. Not waitinr 'til my hair ia white, Or fallinc in a b.ttle rq:ht. O r tleepinr on a rmal nil'ht, But daily. Self muat die. All that .elf ever hoped to be: Self dies hard, not euily. In ita place m y Lord muat see A corpse. I must die. Clay I wa• a nd cl•y I'll be: Let my Potter fashion me, T hen I'll be whatever H e Would wish . TWO MINUTES 111111 1NE 811JL£ n' CO•NILIUS •. JJAM Nit. .......... 1111.1 IOCtlrT CMICAOO, tll ... Ott eoe.u EVERLASTING LIFE Romilns 8:2 whl•n C{Ytectly read IS a n!OSI hlt•SSf'Ci IJliS<;aq,.. ol Si:;"p IIJI'P To go•t tilt> s .. ns•· W P sh~Jid plaCP a tli!Srl b<'I-Nf'Pn IN' W{YdS 'StHrtl and • ot Thus •I wouh1 teat!. · F01 '"" raw of rh .. St}•r •I of l!fn •n Ch.,sr Jros11S harh "lltrlP utB lrmt ft om tllf' taw of s •n and death When a SI!!!ICf places htS l!USI lfl Ch11St as SavtO' I~ IS !USirftetl before thfJ oar of GOO because Chl'ls t 's doAih and rrgh!f!OUS!li!SS !tfl! llflliU!tKi 10 IHm TIHS IS il llKi'<'•al matter But at the same moment some tilt~ olse IWIP!lfii'IS : the Sp,r~t re gftnetares •nd gtvel nww Ill • iTr! 3:5J. NCM' this tl a l~w. an rne1110t able , unc lllingetible kJw The s•nner who lint:ertly piiiCet his trust •n Ctwtat n S.vicr II oM n life bv 1he Holy $Jut It , It tl l lwl'fS 10. tl tl rttver otl'leNr rse. I John 5:12 ,,.,.; "Ht tklt hlth lht Son hath Ill• ...... .Jotwt :J;:JI Myl lfllt• "Ha lfWI bt~ llftwth on '""Son hlth .wr4rtifw lif•" INI Cot, 3:.3 ..... IMI l'- ba lltwr't ta. Is "hhl wrttt Ctrl:tt n1 GOO . Thus the a0015He could sav : The t...Jw of 1ne Sptrtl l!llat d I ltle m c n,s.t. hath made n-e free fr®l the law of sm and death ... A.dam fo1etled h•s lrfe bv srn but The beltevftl 's new life can nevet be ICJ"feutKI , fer thrs li fe rs no!htng less !han lhe lrfe d Ctwrst , rn whom the srnner has already dted and pat{t for htS !InS -1 nd In Whom he now stands perfecT and complete before God It rs a low a fnu!d urc Mnge8ble taw tl'litt am br u~gs fcrth delth IRO!Tl. 5:12, 5:23, er •fl. ThiJ is called "tile lew d ••n and de1th ... but the believer hll1 •lreldy died for l •n tn Ctr•st ud hll bMn given a new hfa bv thfl Sptrt1. ThUI "Tile ta.,-d lhl Spirrl." the! d "hfl in Ctw ist." hes w-ede the s•mpltat be· !rever free from .. tN la\101 d 111, and de&th ... fMM God fa "tt. tn d the Spiril." ever luting hfe rtwough tM Lcrd Jt•-Ctw i1t. who dted fOI' our 111'11. 114IHIIDAV, - the End of His Rope When God Defeats COMMUNISnC RUSSIA From "JEWLSH HOPE,'' Boz 707, Los Angeles By L. I . LEWIS (The Standard Bearer! Will RuMia invade Israel? That ia the question in thf! minds of many. To answer it. I would like to point you to Ezek..iel 38 :8, where the Lord, in referring to Gog, Magog, Me-shech, and Tubal, says that "in the latter years thou shalt eome into the land th•t is brought back from the sword, and is gathered out of many people, again!! the mountains of hrael." This ve rse certainly indicates an in · vasion of brae! by Gog, Magog, Meshech, and Tubal. with thei r allif!s. But who are thesf! nation~? Frank Boyd, an eminrnl Bible teacher, had this to say about these countries: "If you will refer back to Genesi~ 10:2, you wi ll fi nd among otheu the names of Go mer. )fagog, Tubal, and Me!hcch, all !iOns of Japhelh, !iOn of ~oah, horn after the Flood. Students of ethonology (the scienCf' of the origin of nations) uy that the descendants of Magog, Me1hech, aJtd Tubal we re the ancient Cythians who occu· pied the region around the Black and Cu pian Se.a. and were the forefather& of the present Ruuian people." Are you aware of the fact that just before World War II RuMia ia reported to have ship~d a large quantity of !~ad pencila to Great Bril!lin with the names "Go,!!:'' and "Magog'' imprinted ur. them ? In 1930 RuMia i!Sued a postage 1tamp showing four horsemen C"Omin8 from the north, whe re Russia is located. A map depict.ll them u ridi"! toward Palestine to the State of lsrarl. The Russians littlf' realized how precisely they were fulfill ing Bi b!~ prophecy! How .,. ill Ru~ia in"adt" h rat"l ? Eukiel 38:9 !1«1115 to give an indication of fhe attack: "Thou shalt asct"nd and come like a sto rm. thou shalt bt_. like a cloud to conr thf' land. thou, and all thy ban d~. and many people with thee.'' Most of }'QU undoubtf'd[y rrm,•mlwr Hitl1·r's blit:tkriegs in the beginning of World War II. He put his planes into the ai r in such num . !x·rs th11 t they almost blacked out the !JUn. With grPIIt rapiditr tht'l'!e planes. loaded wi th men and t·quipment, would swoop down upon a nation by ;.;urprise. Oftt'n with in a matter of hou rs the natio n wo uld fa ll under the impa ct of a bli tzkrieg. Tht• \'ersc WI' have quoted se.-ms to indirate somf'thing likt' that. Russia will ... ne dow n wi th i T~ mi,ehty ai r for('f• againc;t Israe l. In VN!f'~ 15 and 16 of thr ~a rne chaplt'r we find a further df"!C ription of tht" in\·asion: "And thou shah come f rum th}' plan• out of I he north parts I isn't that exactly wherr Ru!>!ia is located gf'Qgtaphically). thou. and many pcoplt" with lhtf", all of th Pm ridin g upon hor!", a ·grf'at company. and a mighty army: and thou !!halt comr up again~! my people h rarl as a cloud, to covPr tht· land." H~re wP ha ve a pictur~ of Rus.~ia'~ ca valry. Mili· tary slrategist.s recognize that there is some lt'rrain on which a battle ca n brst be waged with uvalry. RuS!Iis i! known to be a be· lif'Vf'f in thi~ type of warfart· and to ~ !he lu se8t cavalry forcr in th.-world! Tht" la.et part of ve rse. IS say~ there will be canlry ''and a mighty army ." Recently 1 read a newspaper account which claimed that Ruuia is now able to fi eld 1ii million men almoec immediate.Jy in the event of World War Ill. rr she il able. to put lliX million men into combat almost overnight, then certainly 1he ~"a might )· army". When will all thi11 take plact"? Verse 16 idencifi ra it u "in the latt~r days"-the cia.· ing day1 of this lgt-. Even scienti1ta and world leader1 are 1aying that th~"SC ue the "last dayt." Al10 in venc 1(1 God say.e, "I will brins thee against my land." God ill soinJ to be the fn.stigator of th~ battle. Why? For a numbe-r o( yea r-., especially recendy, ]flwiah people have been ~fuming in great numben to bratl. But they're no1 goins back MaUle they love. Chritt--it'• beeau.te 10methin1 deep within them il drawin1 th~ b.ck lo their homdand. God it causins them to return. The pathetic tbins ia t.h.tt ther are p ine bade In un~id' and atheitm. Therdo~ Cod · wm ;notipl< tbbo batt!< "tbal tho hoothon mar know me., when 1 lhaiJ Itt •nctiJed In thor, 0 Cos. bdo .. IMr .,... " Cool 'win perm il llli• b.rtle to dri•e ..,... to her k~ 10 Cl ~ her lo Ft b.clt to Hi-. ' lrJ-.I.a.-t W eeldrl Bible School Laton <lxi.t'a Supsa.Saaifice .... '"CII•an ... •-,... -"DIIWS 9:11·14, .zz,.a I»LL ......... ...,_ ,. Golden Tat: "For b7-otm.tg IN AoM ,...,_for-"'-lflol .,. -.tlifi#tr (Heb. 10:14). H J S lrltfl" or treatise -IJ-seems to have been writ- ten t o the Hebttws (or Jews. as they arc more generally known today) to riemonstrate : ( 1) that Judaism. wiJh its lt-ntple and Jliyna,_:ogue wor:.hip, sanifices, priests. :md orrJin:ttJcr s, had CPnte to an end w tth tl~ sacrilicial cl~th, resurr~.:tinn. and asceno;i•m o f j t'~w; C h rist: (2) and to w:trn th<" }t'\l·i,h Christians of thr di~srous rlanger nf failing to e.x- erciSf' complett' fai th in Him and, COnM'tlut"ntly, oi Tt't urning to their former !>t'lt.-of hopcle~snrss and frustl'at}on under the Law. TN£ COMPLrn JEW ISH RELIGION All thrvugh this cpi.~tle the author ( prohably r aul) is arguing to show that fc!'us as the L1mh of Gmt is the ft:fii!Tn~nt of the prophesie!l-o f the Hehre.w Prophets, and, there- fore, the New Tc.o;tamcnt i.~ the C"Umplete cul minatir•n o i th~ cm·t'· nant:; that Gort ha<l mark with the ~t riarchs and bt!Kr~ fnr the past 4(00 years. Jn l'fTect tht" ll!lCSC:!.p.'lhlP. t:otnclu!i ion nf the J:ook nf f !(·hrcw~ is that ''Chnsti<o.tlT tv'' i~ th<" t'ttmplt"tt' rrli,e;irm for tlw I<'W<' and al ... 11 fnr the l~t'n t ile~ Thi ~ ;,.. r-x:J!·th· wh;~t raul, •hr h ·11 !lll':'!•ll ll'h(·n h<' wrott" I'• lht" f~nn!a l'!~ tl ;It ht' \'.''J c; "nnt :li'haf'lln[ C>f tho·· cn~;wl ,f ( hri~t: fM it i ~ thr 11'•\\• ~ ro f ( ;f)d tmfr, •:l h'atifln IP r l'<'ry- •'111 th.tt bditl'('!h . I•• tftf' /CI\' fir~r . <1m/ ·d,.:(' tiH' Crt"rk Jf.e:l!d(·J. Fnr th1·~eir1 is the ri~Jht• nu"nt·~, t')[ Cut! rt'l'<':tbl frum faith ]in tht rlld ,.,.,(. n .• nt~ I tn faiTh fin th. nt'l\' <'OW'· nar.tJ : a!' rt i~ writtrn_ Tht in~t .!t:ill liv e bv fa ith" I n .,rn. I :16. 17). JEWS, A SPECIAL PEOPLE The Jews wcr<· diffe rent from all Olt1tr na tinno; nf tlw world ~ca11 ~r God hat! drlinit1·ly chosen Ahram tt') hc:u:l up a fk'"Plf' yt t to t!f' hQrn throu~-rh whnm llt \',nli!J ren:t.l H i ~ plan to rt""decm all oi m;t,nkind frnm thrir ~inful ol ~diencl to ~atan anrl restl"lrr thrm t<' f.-llow!ihip with Him~ ~el f ll1t·~<:>. re\t'latir.l!S wrre dttlv m:ult" ant! <'rr toda1• recordt'd in tlw Olrl and ~Tt"w Trciament:;. Cl'}fiSJi tnt- ing t hr Hihl t". and written In· hoi' Jew!'i 3!'> tht-\' wer,• rlirl"(1 erl h.v G~ Himst"lf. ·\rl:'trn. lh(' fir~t man . W;!~ CTC'at.-ct :lc; "!ivinc-"0111" with thr pnw.-r f•· r h•1nv tn f,,J],,w r.ntl 111 Gnd''J. ~ebr 1liou~ rheruh. Satan. HOW LIFE WAS LOST ! n r m:\n \\':t" rnrlnwed wit h an m · tellect ( intn-lrg"t) which f't'rmitted him to choose whnm he wnu ld obe~, follow, and sc:rv~ (Rom. 6 :16). If Adll m obtyed Gr.d, then he would serve H im a nd continue to li\'t' in full fellowahip with Him. fl11t if ht followed S..tnn, then hC" would <~erv. him nnrt 11t once lnv th~ li fc of his body (ph~·~iC".11 dt':tth ) :tw l thC" lift of h i!< 'l'll.ll (the ~t'("n'1d nr ~piritnal dcatl•). Adam dcf111itclv :~nrl etJn - St';()H"IY { 1 Tim 2 :14 ) ·f,,r~nnk r;oo awl n!,..,. ··! '<~~lr.wt•rl nn1f c:.-n ·t"<l ~a tari t r.,.. Hml imlllrrli;ttt lv lo~t lhe life · f h,o; •.oul, was ~t·pitratl'(l f N'm tlw li fe :wfl jny of Go.d. and hac! to lr.tv(' \.ot!'.o; kingdlJm t•f prr- fectinn in P:t radi.o;e anrf lw·romc a citiu n nf the world tW"r which tht> r.-bel Satan n1 l«l. nv thi .. :~<'t .-\tbm lost tht· entire earth!;· !.UJ.IJ!Iy o f li fe for the souls of mankind. GOD, THE SOURCE OF UFE Man 's problem thea wu (and llill ib tvday) the answer to the queation,. "\\'hat mult I do to be aave.d. from ~he consequencu of the death of my :.uul and how can 1 be restored to the iul.lue,, of life with God, my Creator, ir.nd :~.:.:ain my appoin ted place in lilK.I':i family and the kincdom of l':1ralli~i'" God i1 the sole author ut life. Satan merely hu the power uf dl·ath ~Heb. 2:14), and man hat m h•mself no power of either death •r !!fc. Therefore, if man is to have .... ~oul-life (eternal li fe) reatored. nu:st go to God to obtain it, for 1t1ut< is no other source of life. l w tucrmore, man, of his own wia- llvru, could neither find God nor li fe ~I Lor. 1:21), for the wisdom of n•jn is only foolishness with God. So GOO, in H is infinite mercy, revealed lhat · H e woukl send a new supply of li ic into the world to restore the aoull ui men. SUPREME SACRIFICE NECESSARY God wo(lld do thil in His own W&)' and His own time. He. made it plain that the entire supply of life wu already taken, a.od, therefore. tome- one pos.se:ssing the soul-life must make the supreme sacrifice of aurrenderinc his portion in order that there mi&h t bf-a supply for all Others Who wbu.la qualify under God's rules to obtain it -for it was most precious and ~.-ould not be wasted. Thii aou.l·life had to be perfectly clean, without the ::.li ghtest ta int or impnfection and .., ithout any blemish uf any kind to any u:t~t whatever. lt wa.s evident t hat only\God Himself could bring suc:h a gift to men, even at in the ABOUT A SONG Just before he !eft by special train to visit his dyi ng mother , President McKinley sent a telegram tha t p ro bably did more for the Kingdo m of God than any other si ngle act o f his life. The message read , "TEll MOTHER I'LL BE TH .E RE ." A preacher. Rev. Chas. F illmo re, read that message , took the p hrase and wrote hi s world·fam o us .hymn ; "TELL MOT HER I'll BE THERE ." Charles Ate..:a nder took the song wrth him on his eva ngelistic tour around the wo rld . and wherever he sang it hearts were touched. In the grut Welsh revi val Evan Roberts said this song wo n more souls than any other song tha t was sun g. Many have been converted through it . Whe n I was but a ch ild, how well I recollect how I would grieve my mott'ier with my foil\" and neg lect! And now that she has gone to heaven. I m iu her tender care -0 Sa viour -TEL L MY MOTHER I'LL BE THERE Te ll Mother 1·11 be there, h eaven's iO\"S wit h to share Yes. tell my darlmy mo ther I'LL BE THERE . The Tree of Life n.. E•--.1, P. 0. -JO, r-.o, l'lodda T1te tr-of Eden npnr.at the tift~ Md ,._,..of God. by which man'• life il -tai.Ded aDd •t.reQtbeaed: t.ht TN. of ~ wu forbiddeD, becaUM ita fruit wu UDMUOna61e at that e:rj atap ot hw::un dewloptnellt; MMai..ah alone c:oa1d haudle ~ ot cood ..n aDd aoiYe the. ( ... ba.ia.b 7:15; 68:11 ). '11M Trwe of Life WM opea to aD ntil the F&!Ji to Mve tHea of it1l fnlit, aftllr ....tviar the --o!fl of~ .................. , immo.-..n..d the llliluy .ot two faileD ~noen aad their poeterity, a etiamlty of iJK:alculable rnp __ .._ It WM the kindne-of God wiUc:b barnd the way to the Tree of Ufe. 8ol01D0111 dfte)opl tbe rn-nio.J ol. theM tbiDp ill relation to earth. l . Ia Plowabe 8:.1.8 Wirldom it • tr.. of W• to them th•t t..y hold on her : and happy it .,..r)'OM tbat Ntam.tb her. She il the ecJtiU'I:e of~ of life. 2. In 11:30 the art ofmul wiaa.iaa il one form of the fruit of the tr ... &. ba 18:12, 'W'hetrt 0111' .oW. •* the ,..ton of •U.&ed ct.Jre, they are eetiq the TrM of Lite .ad ahulq ttl fndt with otbera. . 4. ha 15:4 the healiq of tbt ...,_ II • trw of life, tM crown of perlectioD (J--8:2). P-lat from M~ via. 8olomoD. to Jaha, .. lnd th,... ref'e,.,.ea. to the 'rre. of LU'e fa the 'Rewl.lioa: L Tbe O¥UeOIMr at E,...._IQ)on thtt tndt ot that tree ~ it from the b.d ol hW aloriW Lolril 11• root. .,. .1110 ...... •bud lft ..,. •• JW. but ie ct. P...U.. oiOocl, H.n "'DO lbllde Cllll.,. .... DOr U.. aolcl. bedim .. · .... il .. -.-t. ao u.. of t.w wtado_ta.DO ....d • ......_ ta an~ ;J 110 .,__ .. _.... ........ _ .. __ (2:7). 2. Ia 21<2 oD .. Clorlot ... a.~~o~-. -· _, - -tb.. ..... --·-----.. --tho .. _ ... ___ ., .. -r....m_oD..._ a. n.~~o~;y v-... ca.. .,.. • ._. ••• ••• • ._ ..... ot ._ r:,:: .. bloodola.llol:------.-.--.... ... _ .. _ ..... TJ.oiUio ___ .. _ ... __ tho dll'(--.7;1•.-·14). . To -... I ..... ..,. ..... 'r..., lMI It .. -:r-W at Cllt..W • ..,. very be(inoi"4 He had breathed into Adam's nostrtla the breath of life and he had become a Hvinc aoul. Only in thja way could life be rutored to man'• soul (Paa. 23 :3). GOD'S SIMPLE PLAN This pla n of God was rna~ known to both Cain and Abrl after they had t..ee-n Jx,n, iu to the k.iut;dCim or tht worlJ. r .u·l \\a!\ not going to s~nd tlw t~r, ~u·,.J, ••{ M>ul-li fe into lhr. \\'Orl•l ,n,n J~•i•:;t~·h-, hut began a long ~riuJ ,.j ,,.-.,..., ..• ,VI' tr'lining u£ ~in ful ott~>! d:··• ht· !wnt mankind. He c.:mnmamh-J .!.:11, ;.;, blr!Od is the token oi life (Lt.. 1/:11 ; Exod. 12 :13), Ht· \luulJ arc~J •t the hluoJ (I f t'rrtain rlean .1n im:ds a:. a toJ...t n of the soul· life that llr woultl later se:ud to wan- kind !f) rf'place that lost by Adam through bi.~ sm. Abc; understood, ulot)t'll with the Llood of t he lamb offered m faith, and was accepted as one fit to receive th~ new 101.1l-life when it became available by the grace of Gorl as H is gift to man. Cain understood, disobeyed , refUJC:d to m.ike a blood offering, and was re- jected when he t ried to substitute beauty and his works in, the place o£ sacrifice (Gen. 4:3, 5). THE LAMI OF GOD As people multiplied upon the earth, God developed His plan of a token s:tcrifice, and, so that all of the people might know of it, He railed ttp man and qualified them to repre- sent ll im in teaching everyone, who was willing to ltarn. But men reJected God's 1 ,Jan and ~ He chose tn raue up a ne.w nation of the descendants of Abram. "ho had pru•·ed his faithful· ness a ~ "the friend of God" (James 2 :23 I Through these people -the Hebrews, Israelite.s, and Jews, as the.y are \'a riously known - God set up a distinct and detailed form. of sacrifice tCI be under the care of pnests an4, a H igh Priest chose.n by H im and not by man. God p romised to send the H oly One of God, upon whom H e would lay the )niquity of all sin~ ners to be the Lamb of God (lsa. 53 :6) "slain from the foundation of the world" (Rev. 13 :8). Aa only one of t he Godhead could bring soul-life to man. Jesus, the Son of God. was offe red as the One to make the su· pr~ sacrifice, surre~dering His '?wn blood and .J,j{e that ,ltlu.f"~. m.ijiht be cleansed, redeemed, and restored by being bom into the family of God. This is what the Book of Hebrews tells to the Hebrew people and to all men everywhere . ANIMALS NO SUBSTITUTE With this brief history of the rea· son for the blood sacn fice, we t:an read the Book of Hebre'' s and easily understand it. V./e c<fn ~t!t' that the ordinanC""es of the old covenant were iypcs . .symbols, and patterns to train the people and fit them for the Lamb of God when He came to make th~ real sacrifice and make the tokens ef- fecti \·e. We ca n also Stt why the sy~tem of priests was .abolished and everything relating lo salvation was cent~red in Jesu!'i Christ, hecau!'e H t: was the One who had offered H im~ srlf as the sacr ifice. God had raise-d H irn f rom the dead and He was a lin: in Heaven as t he Ad l'ocate of all Chri~tian.<, who were ht-ing arcuserl b~ Sat:tn. Thrreforr. there i.o; no om· t•lst· whro has fulfilled ;tll uf the re- qui rcnwnt!i as a S:t\ iu11r oi ~infnlmen. It i!' \·ery plain th:~t the ~ood oi g.,,,,.., lnJ l·aht:s cannut supply soul-life. Tht: Hcltrew prit:~ts rlid nut hal'e ir thf'm$("1vh <~nd they t:oultl 11(11 give it tt.o others. HE IRS OF PI.AC£ AND Llf£ Ftr rthl·rmore. whtn .Jestl" gan· np his own !if{·, He 111adc H i~ Ia,! m !l and testamt"nt ct)u·th l' .1nd l.n thi!t He left I lis pca..:e tu <ill of I-Ii~ ful · lowers (John I~ :27 ). Thi.s Test"· ment was St'aled Ill' H is own hlooJ. By n~aSQn of H is · complete physic<~! resurrection, He i!oo :tl.so the Exenllor of this Wtll and will see: that it t" faithfully administc:red for the. l~ncfu o f aU who, through faith in H im, haye qualified as Sfmi uf God. 'J'hu~ the cycle of :.in o.nd re~let~tpt iun is com pleted in Christ, for, as l'aul wrote to the t.'orirJthinns, "A-. in r\U:un ~til dte, even 11u in Christ shall :r ll lte made alive" (I Cor. 15 :2l). Thill sacrifice \\It~ off'erf!ll onlv OnC"c and cannot llf;' rt Jt<':tted, ant!' TJOW t•ncr in the end of thl· wMitl hath Ill' ~tp pea.red lo J"'' u•la)' ~in by th<' >~an i fil't' of himsclf." 't'hu, we a1 t II\ H is ~crifice kept f10111 lli n it ~wlf ,· !r~d from the pmalt) of ~m. attd t·v..:n re-- moved rrotn tht prC:~IX'(' Of &ill QUES!JONS •'Ol US But rhe otber ~;idt uf the picture h,' thit: .. It it eppoiutcd utlto u1en once to die [phylical dtatthJ, but Rher thit ibe judin1m1." W ;u Chri<t bo ,.,Ur ..... ...._ ................ ~(.W.Mf). -Saviour or ~? "(..1,ri~>& •·a~~ ooce offtt'td to 1M li.-. or many,• but IJ you have not atX"eptec.l H im u your Saviour, you mu.s( die in your tint ber::autt JOD hue not bftn frettl' from ibe r-ally of ,_.. oint. • , Lit& .. !CI ;~~~~ lunatA COiaT Oil 1U C"-~:: nAft or cA~D~U~A na --Tu COUll II or Cla.UI<JK TU COUIIIT Or c.l"'*- llil. A--~ t;"=fiiiiG looclllr to 40, al 1141 -·Dr., IIO'I'EI OF IIIIJtlltQ &tlilrltl fl IAZIL W, 841.A.. wu ·-bit dock ...... YU UTI IIIIiS ~ al JIAUK I. IWI• Tc.l ala!IAKI. -·MLA~ --I P.l"• .UC., 18 ud at I~, a.m. 00 Wool Coul ~~~~~~~1-oodDuBT <IYIII Tc. ala JIAKL WilT COl'· ll a.m. A ... 11 ••• A It· l!w7. _, lllo .U-IIIII 1.1'1 ~ IL\ZIL W COIO.El CfOio ftlllld at 1150 WU llo-Clllreod -drlnac -lllo 111o1 11o1o c.-1ou lllo4 ..,.1011• • • too 1roa1 s->d -·· pr--., .-1 ••• A ...... a pot-lor prololl JKn'ICI B BIREBT GIVE!' op II Ill DlaDIOOII An., Bal· elllrp al [M>lle lotlollellloo of WW IIIII Coed! IIIII lor --G. ..,_ bu boo lllud, -• time--,.. ploeod oplut II-• L. ~~ T-='&'1, -· 111o4 -a potllkwlor-Aq. 15 IIIII Allf. II ••• Dulo~ 51, al Ill 1111 81., tact to ,_ II llllldo lor -a1 WW IIIII .lor ~~ William Wlllor Plbprald, 15, CICII MIOPOrl, alter 1111 ar. flrtblr S111UC11lrlt IIIII q.lt Ta•r=l p .,, 1'1'1 -=• 110 wu arrtlted at 8:10p.m. at relt II: 11:50 p.m. at ZSrd tho time IIIII place al IIOariiC ,_ ll-lor ,._par. 514 E. Oetao Frcol, 8&-, aod llowpcrt ••• Allor -.: tbe amt bu b.-lit D Uelllrl Md u.t tbe liM ud llld ct.rctd wttb po .... stoa IDYOlnd tn a m1Dor traflle ac- octobu s. lt'll, at 8:00a.m., place J. Mu1.Dc tbt AIDI bu of stolea ..,apeftJ, eldeat at MeFaddlm Pl. am la tbt eouboom ot Dlllut· bMD ..t for ScUmbtr U: • FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Oeeu Froat, Ceab'&l NtwpOI't. mtlll No. I a1 oll4 .-1. II 1,.,. at t:OOa. Ia·~-· CllldJ llarowlb, 2515 Bam-Paul Lon! Burllo, fl, oUS'l6 700 Ch1e c-. Orlft fftlt, ·-. " m., ...,. ~ boo st., Eut Bluff, reported Newpor1 Bt.d,, COlt& Me11., Ia the CIIJ al S..to Alia, Call· :::" .:!n_ n:a;:~n~c!: her $100 blcyelo stoteo ~m wu elllreocl Yltb driYIDK UDder toni&. Drift Wut. iD tile City ot u opeo p.rap betweeo 3 p.m. tbe 1Dflatoee ot aleobol. D&t.cl September 'l, It'll Suta Aa CalUaraJ& ud e p.m •••• Kare11 Sboe-• TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 5 WJLLIAII E. 8T JOHN, ~~A_.. U li?Z IDibr Klmb&ll, Z5, of 2521 1/2 Pbl"" <h l8 al 400 l/2 COID:J Clerk .._ ~-• • lit Ave Coro.-!Jel Mar wu ..., az, • KEENE 6 DION Attoi'DI18 W. £, ST J'ORN,co.tyClert arre~t.d' at ber relld~e at Clubboole Dr., Wtlt Newport, at t.&w, Sulte nO bco Fl--~~~~'::A. ~!• e :lO p.m. &Dd cbarpd w:ltb •t';'lthar;:-: wat. o!!: r!i:' auc:lal Ceatu 00 Newport -.. -.w, YCO -· cuJttnttng marl~ A a • • ' c..ur DrlYe, Newport Bel.eb, elalCtater, SZO Newport Ceot. wttDeaa raported see1ni z't~-Wut Newport, udcbarpdwttb CAUJorala H660, AttoraeJ(s) er Drtn, Jrf'nport Beaeb, Cali-aged boys rip a drtnk1Dg tom-p'ltlllc 1Dtol:1catloo. ••• George for· PtUUoou Alnda 9ZMO, Attoroeys b'Pe-laiD tram tbe publlc restroom Baebr, 1600 W. Oc:eu Froat, P'ltlll.lb: s.Pt. 14, !1, 28, ~. at 15tb st. beacb In Central Ceatral Newport, cbued any U'll, lD the Nnport Hubal' Pmllab: Aqut U, Sl, Sept. Newport at 10 p.m., causl.Dg 2 boys ~ 12 )'earl old af- Eulp. 7, 19?Z,Ia the Newport Harbor about $65 d&map toelly"""'od ter bo caught them asia( a EDifcD,. property • • • Someoae brote macbete to cbop -. pllol:l ln the ctus rlobe 00 a city 11...,. his froot yud )lJt before 1 a.m. LEGAL NOTICE LIGAL HOTICI ..-&rctars eotered the FICTri'JOtB BWINESS NAME FICTmOts BlBINESS NAME polt 00 Sapphire AYe. just DOrtb C~ies Raabrerg bome at 1836 STATEMENT STATEMENT of S, Bay Froot, 8a..Jboa lskad, l:rt1De Ave Baycrelt eome. Tbe toUowtaa" pet80Q LldolDC Tbe i:lllowtDc pera~lsdolnc betwetn 9:30a.m. and 10 a.m., time betw.;, Aug, 18 ~Sept. ba.tDUI A ert Clr 1ft causiDg $30 damage • ' ' Coo. 5 J:I~Y breakill the troat door GRAND OLD PACHYDERM leads 1 parade ofNU.ollworkers remhldlng Harbor residents of the "salute to the president" boat parade in Newport Harbor thla Sunday, Sept. 1'7. The pararte starts at 2:30 p.m., aod Ylll lnclude Hollywood celebrities aboard $100..per...pasaeDCif yachta, For $12.50, the gt!neral pubUc may ride on otber boats in the parade, A 11 will be invited to a DO·host reception at the Balboa Bay Club following the pande. Wboopi.tlg it ~ for the president are Rick Graves, Ken Allan and BUl Markel (left to right on boat) and Charles Hostler, who is flanked by Susan Cooper, left, 'ilrd Sara Jane HartUng. Mr . Allan ha s ticket in formation tor the parade. His phone number OI'IM "TIL I.H I',M. P .. DAYI U: m CI.D e _ butDns u: AadloloO Ceater staDee Kell)', 223 35th St., West loci and too~ a radio -..._ Art Company, Uz.a Bllrclay Nnport Bel.cb., SO'l Pllceotta Newport, reported that a tMef rtte' r .~ -le camera' ",!;'th DriYe, Gudeo Grofe tiMl; AYe., Newport S.Cb: Demds toot ber wallet conta.lnl.ng $12 w a.uu .. ...,.., • • •n P.O. Bo1 4546, Atabetm 92.:JS: L. IADdesmu, C20f Patrice from ber bicycle whUe It was a tocal Ya.loe of ~360 ••• Jaet G. l.&wreoce, 11242 Bar-Rd., Nnport Beaeb. Professtooal drums aDI1 eym- clly DriYe, GudeD Grore Tb1J bulioell 1a be1oe eoa-parked r:: fr~nt 0 ot ber rest-bal sets wortb about $1,082 n&fil. doc:ted by antodh"ldtaL :'::!ce m :3 p.m. UDtil 3 •ere takeo from Jaho Ph11-N·~·~;d to board at UCLA~~~~~ Tbl8 butoeaa Ia beiDg coo-Slped: Dernda-L. l.&Ddes· • sATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2 Up Morgan's apartmeot at 223 dDCted by u l.odh1dllll. mu. A boat ~r n.lued at $Z50 Grant St., Newport Sbores, 'P- stped: Jact G. L&wreoc., TIU Ratemeat fllad wtth the beloni.Dg to Douglas L1Ddsay, pareotl)' by a man about Z0-25 Ttu Ratemeat m.t wttb tbt c:oumy clert ot OraDcl Couaty 2159 Myer St., Costa Mesa, years old, wl.tb king bloOOe COld)' clerk of 0rutp Coaat7 oa: Aac. 28, 19'12, bJ Betty •u stolen from a boat dock IWt, wbo was seen In tbe area oo: Aac. !8, 19'72, Wtll1am E. J. Bupten, deputy county at 3101 w. Coast HW'J., Mar. ~! .. oelgbbors during tbe even-St Jobll, eoaoty elort, by Betty elerk. .. -J a .. __ .._ l.oer's ~ue, betweeo 11 :30p.m. • • --ea.~,. Pla>lllb' Aq. Sl, Sept. 7, 14, SAOI, 2 aud 5 a,m. Sept, 3 ' WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6 N>lllb, Aoc. II, Sept. 7,14, 21 19'72 lD thellewportll&rbor ... , A •andal put sand lD ~ge llamlltoll S<»tt, 54, William P. Ficker, A.LA., WUU.a.m L. Pereira Associates of Newport Beach has been early this year aod now is appointed to the board of vis-senior vl.ce president and mem- ltors of the UCLA scbool of ber ofthepollcyborudaodboUd ar chitecture arxl urban plan-of directors or the latter firm. nJng. 21, 19'72, ID tbe Newport Harbor EUip.' F -19861 ne• motorcycle •hlle It was of 895 Darrell st., Costa Me. Eut&D-F -198158 parked ln troot of her OOme sa, was cbarged with pOOUc L.IGAL MOnee at 1815 w. Ba1boll Blvd., ceo~ iatolleatioo after pollee arres~ The local architect l..n grad- uate of the University of Cal- ifornia-Berkeley. He Is a workj cha mpion sailor aDd skippered the successful Intrepid ln the 1970 America's Cup challenge race. COWUJI fUIFAL AJID IJJIAL c•na L!!4L !!01tg FICTITIOUS 8~ NAME lral Newport, !rom ooon Sept, ted b1m at 8'15 p.m. at S4<J2 FtcTin01B BtEINESS NAJ.IE STATEMENT 1 11DU1 8 p.m. Sept. 2, caus-VIa ()porto, Lido Sb:lps area STATEMENT Tbe tollowtng persons are log about $10 damage •••.•• Viann UHler, 510 35th He merged his own Newport Beach-tosed Westera Archf. tects Collaborative, Inc., .tth Tbe folknrtnc pet80QS ue doing bwd.Dess as: J 11: J l%1--A leatner coat valued at $160 St., West Newport, reported dotD&" bu!neq u : "Tbe Way," holster)', 350 N. Newport, New-was stol'n from tbe storeroom that a tblel toot a waUet eon-LI!GAL NOnCE S002 CoolldCe, Apt, 19, Costa port Deb. 9261W: Freeman of tbe Slbtance store, 302 Mar-tatnlng $104 from her purse ·F-IC=T:-1-'T"Io"rn="=,s"'rn"rn"=E=SS=::N:-A:-M=E Mesa,Callf. 92626: BruceRob-DIDes,1010: LuseoAve.,Gar-l.neAve.,BalboalslaDd,between while It was 1D a troot bed-STATEMENT ert Herrlnc. 3002CooUdee, Apt: dea Gron 92&&3; Ruth A. 10 p.m. Sept. 1 and 11 :30 a.m. room of her llome from 8 p.m. The following person is doing 19, Costa Mea, CaW. 92628; Knepper, Z412 0ra.oce Ave •• Sept, 2 , , , ThleYes took Sept. 5 until 7:30 a.m. Sept. business as: Tile Cove, 7408 Gar)' Ala.a Arthur, 'l66 W, wu .. Costa Mesa 92627. $50 1D currency and 2 sleep-6 · · · A 25-foot flagpole, N. Coast Hwy., Laguaa Beach IOD Street, Costa Mesa, CaUl. Tbls bulDess ll beiDg con-log tacs valued at $28 from the with its rigging' wu broken 92651: Linda Maxine Smith, · 92627; Dana PhiWp Aocle,24?4 dueted by a partoerahip. residence ol Jo.eph Baumgart-off at grouod leYel and stol-1942 Acahei m Ave., Costa Elden, Apt. 0, Costa Mesa, Slped: FreemiUI Dines, Ruth ner, 125 Kings Pl., Cllfi'Haven. en from tbe yard of RusseU Mesa 92621. Caut. 92627. A, Koepper, between 3 p.m. Sept, 2 and C. GrU!ltb, 6808 W. Oceao This business is being coo-. Tbill bulDess is brt111r eon-Tb11 statement tiled wl.th tbe 7:30 p.m. Sept, 3 ••• A bl-Front, West Netrpart, between dueled by :w individual. dQcted byapoenlpartDers~. eoaaty .;lert of Oruce CQWJty cycle nlued at $130 was 1J1io.. 11 p.m. Sept. 5 and 9 a.m. .Signed: LlDda Wa.Jioe Smith. Stped· Broce It Berrtrtc. oa· A~i~f 18 l9'72 William E leu koiP P~ Hanf's p.rage Sept. 6 • • · A caretaker oo-Thls statement tned wUb tbe Tld1 it.:temeat' ftWtJ'.atr' !be, st 'sore~· eoditf1eWfk.'tiY-tiei:·" at' 24be 'Ho~ Rd., BQcre.t, lifted pollee at 3 p.m. after county clerk of Orange comrty eoUy clerk ot Orup Couat)' erl)' J. Maddoz, depat)'. between 6 p.m. aDd 9:30 p.m. he dtsec:JTered 1 burglary at on : Sept. \ 1972, try Beverly oo.: Aag, 18, 19'72, by BeorertJ PtmllJb: Ang. U, S1, Sept. • SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 tbe Richard Ihryer home, 400 J. Maddox, deputy county clerk. J. Waddos, depCJ COid)'clert. ?, 14, 19'72, La tbe Newport A I»Jtery nloed at $30 r.u: !D':'nlita r:-'fa. lrYtnellY' =e, Publish: Sept. 14, 21, 28, Oct. hbll.lh: Ang. U, S1, Sept, Harbor Ensip. F.19653 stolen trom a boat belonging ur g m 5 e, 5, 1972, in the Newport Harbor ?, 14, 19?2, 1n tbe Newport to Harry Kllbe, 207 41st st., but an J..nnotory of mlssl.og Ensign. F -20027 Harbor Eulp. F -19712 LEGAL. NOTICE West Newport, •bile it was Items 1s DOt possible until the ===1~ ·--,_.., jlriaorial ---moored off Newport Island from t.amUy retlll'ns, LIGAL NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT Aug. 1 uottl Sept. 3 .. , A OF CALIFORNIA battery charger was takentrom SAVINGS & LOAN WILL FICTlTl<~~•\t'BE~ MAllE COIJNTY OF ORANGE Jolm B. Wasaoll's boot wblle OCCUPY CM BUILDING Tbe following peraou ue Cue number 1t ns tied ~ at his prlnte Bl'entwood Savt.ncs II Loan BUSINESS DIRE CTORY N.t..... Kat AD 9201 dock at b.la residence at 409 Assoetatton ot Los Angelea1rlll ~~~~~~~-::c;z:----... busioess as: Krea-CITATDN RE AOOPTION E. Edgewater A,e., Balboa, soon occ~y a 5,300 square foot I· Uou, P. 0 . Bo:r: 662, Corooa IN THE MA'M'ER OF THE from 10 p,m Sept, 3 UDtil 8 building in Costa Mesa, on ::r: :~!5;N~~= ADOPTION PETITION OF AN-a.m Sept. 4 . , . Tom De.Mots, Ada.ms be,, •est of Harbor i!660: Katberlne A. Lo-n 4S THONY J, FRANKEN, Adopt .. 1406 Santaoella Ter., lrY1De Bll'd. • ..... u .... "•••""'"", ... '• R 1 "·'-,...___ __, IDg pareat. Terrace, reported a surfboard Tbe new otftce, designed by 1 ~'·"-••'-· Wtolh • ..... 0Ja -.....t utN&I' Rd., New-TO: JOHN ROGER EVANS worth $120 stolen trom his car Wlll1am P. Flcker,A.LA., New-~ port Beach 9%&60; Doa R. Log~ Sf order o1 this Court fOU while lt was "'"'"ked at 56th port Beach, wm replace tbe u, u lhooo, Newport -cb •--1.~ .~ -·od ~ 11•00 a.re .,....,.,,. Cwu &IIU r--St. aDd Seasltore Dr., West temporary omces already SUM.'-MOM.-~t.IIL.OMLY t:NO. to I;IP8U' periODI.llJ coacern-Newport, from 10 a.m. until maiDtalned in the Adams Au. 6.42.9251 ct.::!:~~~ bela~: lor tbe -E ol C-br!slllobe 10,10 a.m, •. , Clllrles Sut. site. Tho 48-rear-old nrm aJ, • Beauty Salons Elila.biUI ftDI, a m • -ter, szo Bueta Vista, Bll'll:lo&., ready matnt:atns an Orange AfJd!l::!:r!: ~·~ tbe fore lbe Jwlce M tb1s Court surprt.sed 2 men •bo were ap-COUDty traoch ln Hanttnctoo ln tbe Coaot)' cl. On..Dp. state pareuliJ trytog to steal a tat-Beach. COUDtJ clerk of Oruce COGDty of Cal1fcn1a at tbe CUUib:oom tery trom h1l car at 11 :55 00' A ... Zl, li?Z, by lltftrl:t of Dept. 8, '100 Cine C-p.m. Ia 1111 carport , • , • TR'FFIC PROBLEMS J. llaclllo<, depoQ eoaotyelork. Dr., Sulo Alia, CaUl. oolloo. Douciu Alan Bolmtrt, 21, of ft Pal>lllb' Allf. &4, Sl, 8tl>l 1& li'll at 9,15 a.m. a1 1bot 665 Park st Cooto Mesa, ns FOR OCC 5TUDENTS !llo..a<-'• BEAUTY NOOK 2732 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar Pho ne 644·7336 'l, 14,. 19'72, La tbt Newport daj IDIJ tben &Dd tbeH sbow arrested at ''1:!5 p.m. at 103 "It could tura 1nto a moou- Harbal' Eutp. F-19'lSS· ea111a 'Wtay, If aay, laid adap-McFa&len Pl., Ceotnl New-mental traffic jl,m 1f stUdents Uoa lboald aot be graMed ae-port and ebarged 'tffth yelllng aren't warned of the coostroc-~~~~~~~;;~= L·IGAL MOTICI eordlac to tbe petttioD oo me OO.C:entUes rrom 0 ~s Uon work golng oo on FairTtew * FICTmOtli BtmNESS NAME berelll. wiDdo'tr at p&a~ersby Road,'' says Oraore Coast Col- STATEMENT lf JOG 1flsb to eeell: tbe ad-Lola Fitch, 2&U vtsia' Or.: lege President Robert B. Tbe lbllowlac PlfSODI are nee ol u attoi'De)' In tbll BaJ Sboru reported that a Moore. dotDC bulaeu u : Sir 9peectJ matter JOGIIboalddo_,JWompl .. $150 COfer ft. stolen lromber The Orange County Flood 1utut PrlDtiDc Ceotar, 1640 lJ ., tblt J'OG wUl be~prq,-boat 'While tt ,... 00 tbe beach Control Ls Installing a storm Eut Cout JUclnra;y, CCWC* erlJ repreleattd at tbal bear-Ia tbe z.tOO block ot Bayabore drain along Fairview Road aDI1 del Mar: WW1am Wt)"DI Ku-lq, Dr. from DOOD Sept, 3 1tlltl.l tbe street bas been closed to • Au to Repair GENERAL TUMI·UP'l" OI·,IIAII, IIIIIIITr•llisi* .J7U5 ... Zl13 1111111m. CISJA IES&-142·1111 DtRICTL Y ACitOIJ PltOM T"IO ..OlD HAL AEBISCHER ~;!, PrQPM' f itting A•Ufed 3408 E. Coett Hwy. C«ont d61 M• fnz- 117, Robbie l..oiUII ......,, Dlt.d Aug. SO, lt'JZ, 00011 Sept. 4 • , • A barpu just two laDes of tra1ftc be· b..tllDcf 6. witt, 1131 Hortll WJLW.ll E. ST.JOHN brote a wtDdow at the .Bur-hreeo Merrimac Way oo the Dl•-' ... ...-.,.II .._. ... Fnemu I...ue, Suta Ala. COtnn'Y CLE.RJt IV K1Dc rutaara.at, 4501 w. soutb &Dd Mams An. oo the .,.... -. --•' "'"'-• T1U t.lnn1 1.-bef.ac COD~ By WALTER T. laNG Cout n.y Welt lfe.-pori. DOI'tb. '--' ,.,.._ -=-s bJ hltud fa ....U., DEPUTY CLERK IOmetl.me ~ .. midllilflll.lld ''studelU eomi.DciiOUlb from SAlES & SEFNM:£ F• lrtforn\~Hoft Slped: W11Uam WQDt U:u. Ya. &H eernd U U lid.-1·45 a.m ud ltole a ooi.D Bater St,eaoCOOYeOleottymake 420 ~. f1TH ST . COSTA MUA . c.tl ClvNt .. hw _,, Yl<lloldloe b1n1a. bi. •••I aboot $45 Ia rl)lllt hlrDB IIIIo OCC'I Fair, 6 o46-n06 6 _.15 136 4067 or 527- TIIII oOIIomtlll Dlod db lllo Pablllb' 8t1>1. 7 14, Zl, II, .J.. tiC new Plrlllaa lois," Dr, lloore --o. -10. ,_A ..... C00111J elork al Oraop ~ 11'11, lD lllo ftnPort -• McimAY, SEPTEIIBER 4 aald. "stodeotslrom the-·l...;""'~t..COUO~~:CIU~~ID~l~CIITUII~~~-~-;.9"-~;:c .. i; .. ;ft~~.~r'S~:;;::, ca: A.ac. 11, 19'11, bJ a...l;J g-.., Rlcbl.rd MIIDD lAue 49 o1 ero part of tbe Harbor area .,...1 J. lllddol.. ckipltJ c:o.1Q clert. ' • are actrlsed to ue .H&rbol' 1-~=::;=::-;.::;;;:::-=-:--~--•, ·-•• II, •-':IG.\L MOnC! lMll A•bolm An, Cooll o~" • 01-ITT ·-- 4~ -. ._... , " • .._ wu arrtllod at g,50 ""· A L T E a AT I 0" 8 {)il!."-1, 14. 19?1, ID tbt Nnport l'IO'I'EE . OF IMTIN'J'IIOK TO p,m, at Holpital Rd...,_, N.W-studeatJ may IIIler the cam~ e L 8 A. TB 8 R • lllrllor I..... F-lt711 ENGAGE Ill TRB BALE OF port Blfd. &1111 elllreod -P .. lr<>m Harbo<Bml.oaolther L·..., ... .....__ ALCOIIOIJCBIYERAGIS , Merrtmoc Way orAdlmsA>t. o SVBDB ~ ....,..,. ...,. ... ...,.. t-111 L .... fl)ll~l I HOU,. SI!IIIVICE: ...,-.,~-..... riCTmOIII BUIIIIIIIIS KAME TO W11011 IT IIAT COIICsM' . • ROMMIE L0¥1L Ill E5 M R D ..... .., .... P'' /,. BTATEIIII'T MJoct Ia ll•moet a1 1111 FICTITlOUI &UIIIIESS NAME Rommlo D. ~ 51, al1818 • ~ '-"*r Tilt 1D11oW1a1 PI<-art lie-llll>tlod lor, -II STATEIIIIIT Serur PL, Cooll "--54 t . 0 146 "** --.. , Ilowport Hr-IJ-tllalllll-· Tbe l>llawlal JII<IOOI&rtdlodSclt.llD_AII,_ tzO·Cl'USTINAVO:. AI---........ Tncllc Co.,.,... VlltalloiU', lipid 111'-..a•• tD ..a &)Do. dotq twl u u: AU Seal barted Stpt. 'l la El Toro, He ftW • h ... Ill_. Booc11, Co.: Sol L. 1oo11c --Ill 1M -· .-... Co., IIJI <ltaft A"• YU ao -00 •i!MOr II H O:WPO ~T BEACH l-L ~ ..,.. (])16 .... h,-Yllla ..... l~lllodulollon:441 -Part, GarJ c. Wolll, 11~0--Corp. ( /ul off cuu ..,.. -'~ ._.-Co.; Ray-II lllfd., "-' IIJI a. .. AYt., -Pori£; llr.~a-ai.Arlou-.llo411oYoo• O.OJI) ..... WO ... tft...,..t.llft'· a.& loaM. .,...-~-110d-Ia~lor eoot-. Co. .__. Ia -I l llol, ._ -1l0111. II ,_., 1111 lui I al - Tl6o I II I I Ia 111111-llll ......... 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COAST ~alnt-Wallpeper HARBOR PAINT A'II'ALU'APU ri IISBUitGH PADn'S C...~IJao 13.000 'A Tfflf/IIS OF WALLI'-If 111111. ~ Bwy. aa.-... -(Qft '1'0 I'Oit1' ftl .. ~.:) ,.._,.., ..... 1\. ll 'IIUSAC J'Uill- 7000n Men Aw.. e-... -. • ............ DAY Alliin w.ana,...naa 11J.41 • PAINTING -~~~~~----R .... ~ ~ J'OI - FAIR ESTIMATES 53 • 129 for state lr-""-no---,_ .. :::::::· ...... -I ••• W$ $ • ........ _.. .. ........ , ... v. ... , . .,. '--""----.... c:.ut ~-I1Will -,_...IIO't r--. 1~-UII 111. 1u ....... ,.. .. 1111 ........ ...,f t-.1, ud..,... to .. _. .... Ceul c.. -h'flld _ .... --· Mill I UUI., llll llll ldalt:l TOlD Wlr'Mdle, 1ut--'t M-'1 I JFIM&1 we a.c lMdlac tcore', UdDanBIIl-cte•• .... ,..,. DOll taft botb ~. Matt ,_ ~-bod -· u AU Amorlcu nlm. -0G1oC 101M mer, neelftd u academte priiiJ --N ~ Ill oc:lloiUiblp to-dUd IC• lila -,.art a1 OCC, lila eordiJIC ID hllortoo will start _, 111ft -5 --lor tblllldlul IIIlo filL cMq,rs •• a ao.tb1rD aca Fulllr1ou doeiD't Deed c:.ut:nr~a til:ln, oat ltatl to 1iD1 tbt bluet. He bu AU e_........, Ud eqoptd ••·· Amorleao Ulb Ba1 Ud an ~ t:Wt 1D 1811. Falllrtoa't eOIIIIIueoee •teeUoaa EMU Ue-eOAC:.a.c record at occ ll a ADntJ M1U o•Brteo, Bc;l) IIJU'kliDI140-SS. war.tei, Rod Rou aDd Tom Lut JtU tM Buea recorded OUYer. a II-' mork,-lltd tor tiii9CC 011>tr ·--lnelade Wle, ud ftni•IMI(f bd 1D tbl ~R&Ddy;~ .. ;.:;:~~~~JobD cu .. .tate. Foarteea members of JUebH)'-tbat IQaad ue return.1Dc Ul1a .,._. For Example: COURIER PIC~ITH· G~TOP~RSHEU 51 ~. TACKt.E PAT SWEETLAND PAT SWEETLAND SET FOR BIG YEAR AT OCC • SIGN UP DEADL FOR The NON-SMOKER MAY SAVE AS MUCH AS ZS'II. WITH FARMERS NON-SMOKER AUTO POLICY ' Phone 548-5554 Tuck & Pete Rabbitt 1914 Harbor Bhd .. f.o•l• !llr.a FAR>IERS IHSURAIICf r.ROUP ....... , ONE HOUR CORONA Dll MAll 2939 E. COAST HIGHWAY AT IRIS 675-3306 Subtle sauces can work menu magic, turn a simple dish into elepnt party fare! We ban ready made sauces of a variety to f1re the imagination. Work a Uttle magic tor your t.am lly wtth our sauces. ONE OF' THE THINGS THAT MAKES RICHARD'S F'UNI HARBOR VIEW CENTER l .. OM,AC ARTHUR. N[WP()Rl BEACH. CALif 92b&lJb7J...llS!J TO 1995 , a -1M r1t1111 II rtJodU/1 or an-ut 11 :J.,·--or IIWIPCaT IUCW, CAI.mlUIA , LMft l•t' II, C., Cllrt ,_ ..... 14, lrrl, Ill ....... , ........... MISCELLANEOUS HOlSE PAINTING • Interior aad exterior &Dd -.eout1eal celllnp. Re&IODiblt, FrH Hllmaloo. (714) 538-5857. llnltl"'-..... ,. ...... .... -...... <-. ... 's• tiM ...,:10 IIMdllJ ...,, - L c:.ut lPWJ c--.&~~ar.ean•tr1 •l?oriQ, llt-.0110, Curt Dosh Na•,.rt load! ............ RI!AL. 14H4't1 ..; .... ,rill-111,41 l111t •. " MACNAB IRVINE . . . FINER H'OMIS DOVER SHOltiS IAYI'RONT Elegant lingle otmy, 4 BR. mald'a ·.-, den a. lonna! DR. Pier • fiDat. Larl• -race facing bay, No other lib Jtll!ldlo Svedeen 64U235. (D12) LINDA ISLE-MEDITERRANEAN New custom desi,. Picture window• in FR -LR-master BR 1c study overJooking the spMkling waters of the Bay. Formal DR Gourm~l kitchen. 5BR. 4Jh batb for every convemence. Dave Cook 642-8235. OPEN SAT, & SUN. 1-5 p.m. •441 Linda Isle. (D211) I SPYGLASS HILL-OCEAN VIEW Fantastic 5 (or 6) BR, FR, DR Spyglass· Hill beauty. Panoramic view. ExceUent location. Laszlo Shartany M4-6200. (D31) [lrvinel ... --_,c,,, .. ~ I • .................. IMCMilF_... ....... ....,... .... Pete l?arndl Reaft'l f1'4!6ml6 I'ERFECT FOR THE I'OINT ' BALBOA PENINSULA.-4 Bedrooms, 2~ baths buge muter and upataln. badroom, den and dining area, kilchell bltim, llreplaee, 2 patios and aouble garage. 3 second JOI to I beach. bay and boat ramp .......... $14,500. 2104 Mlr•mu, Open S•t & Sun 11-4 FIRST OI'EN HOUSE BAYCREST CUL-DE-SAC-lvao WeDs built 4 bedroom borne. All rooqts o~n to beautiful gardens and trees. Ultimate m privacy and convenience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . $78,500. 1715 Starlltht Circle, N.B. 0p0n Sun. I.S RESIDENTIAL LOTS NICE DCEAN VIEW -Newport Heights, N.B ................................. $18,100. TWO.II-4 ~DTS -canyon a. Bannlnf r..M, ..................... fiii,IIOO • $10,11011. j ~ o,oo. ,._.,.a_.,. PETE . REALTY ,,_ Or. N.L t .. •••• . Costa Meso ... alE .. --WOW- DOLOIU took-over the reins during the flnt. 111011lh of new office, when sudcl011 sur9ery took GINNY cff active stotua, totalling sales for the periiMI ~ over $350,000, and the office occumulated a new inventory of p,.perty to aell of over $250.~ DOLORIS -r11ec1 for Herbert Hawkins Co111pi!IIY In the San Gabriel Valley for five years as part of the administrative stoff, end then as a saloa osaocleto p_rior to moving to Corona tl.l Mer over o year ago. boLORES MdiONOUGH DOLORES is vory competent, a true professional in our real estate profenion ....J. CAll HER ANYTIME! The rest of the staff is "!!CE TOO! KENT PIERCE , BOB HARRISON, VERA MURPHY and JERRY MURPHY ! They-either very modest or broke file cemero. But come in, get _,cquainted with the111. THEY ARE GREAT PEOPLE l ·f om so grateful to have them. Visit our now cffices -they are beautiful -wo serve the coldest water in town, the hotteJt coffee , with lots of nice informotl011 on REAL ESTATE! .... AND NOW THAT I AM BACK- We Don't Want AU The Business-Just Yours! Residential -Commercial -lnvesllielt · GINNY MORRISON Realtors ***• . 1505 Mesa Verde Dr1 East *CaM * Memben of twe ·M•Ipl• Ustin9 lloards: C t M Californ.,a ~ ... ., ... :Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa os a esa, * •* aiMI ** 551-4130 (Open Eves.) Huntington Beach-Fotnlain Valley PRESn6E WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT • . "',_ ,lN,Itilla lolo Dltvo Beautiful new 5 BR., 4lf.!: Ba. home. Water- front living rm. & formal dining. Handsome oak paneled tam . rm .. frplc, wet bar. Large master suite bas frplc. & cozy lounge area. View of Bay 1: the mountains. . $179,500. 53 lind. Isle Drive Elegant 5 bdnn., 4th baths; on lagoon. New carpets, drapes & wallpaper. Lovely garden a. large slip .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. pXI,OOO s1 Linda .... om. Custom 4 BR., 3 ~ bo. home on l.oROOn. llltr. BR. bas sitting area a. frplc. Wotem.>llt family rm w/conversation pit around the frplc.; lovely garden, lge. slip ..... $181l,500. 101 LW. Isle Drive Lovely 5 BR., 4 ba. home with downstair:!i waterfront mstr. suite &: lge. game rm. or study. Mexican tile floors, beam ceilings, quality construction, slip . . . . . . . . $155,000. F.,. CompleJo l""'"""'t.. 0.. All Homos & L.b. P.._ C•ll: Bll.L GRUNDY, Realtor Ill nfan ..... •• LinMI• 341 IAYIIOII 01.. SUITE 1, IU. ~fll YES lfTt•~v ARE WAITING FOR · US TO SHOW THEM A FUTURE HOME I WHY NOT YOURS! W YOU AM PL»>tRftO ON FrH Rent•l Services TO LANDLORDS AND TElfANTS All prices iand aU 675-7225 ~ CORBIN -MAlliN INC. Our individuaJ.Mitlei a.-. IDO'f'e to VOU -. •.rl. of our salea wen ms:do tin nfarrab. people who were aatilftedwtdlov- "SERV!CE BEYOND THE CONTRACI"' wouldo't tbls bo tllo .,W.Ior you to llst your property! Call US for ,_ NOI eololo --WE have lots ol ......... lo to!'-ol:outl COBIN-MARTIN REALTORS ~7662 Newport. eo.-.. Mor • c..ta Mesa .. I .... ~~~ ,_c:tw; till'•'• ,_.,.--.., ,, 5 ,,. _..,. THE .,....,,...,.t~e~,_, . ._ IRWDI OOIIP.AKT Jliiiii::W._ REALTORS 445 UnK>n Bank TO'IJIIW 610 Newport Cent.w Ottv. Nowpon- ••• REPORT Sales tbrouch tbio Multiple LIBUng Service <1 tho Newport Barbor-COIIta Meaa Board <1 Realtors totalle4 $100.6 mW1011 ill tbio nut 8 moatU <1 11172. 1'1111 4 3'11 INCREASE aallft4ll ••nM'iAR ...... ., .............. , ..... , ... J,ftfl .. OVER TD OF 111711 3,138 new """IICII wore proceued, ot wbicb 7«11. ftU 80LDf 83% <1 the aalea w.ro coopaatift. _,.. ,.r,..n• .. ••••••lfM. eM ..... "" ... ttn.aa•~ ... L • , ...... . wWI a Realtor • Newport lleoch Balboa Island Lido Isle Bah Costa Meso EXCLUSIVE •••• • • . . WEST BAY fllONT PENINSULA immaculate 5 bedroom. formal dining room. Owner will carry first TD at 1 !1(,, -- R..ced agc~lnl ..•..•...•• $179,500 AIUt/11-S.fd ~-'REALTORS 644-1270 -EAST COAST HI-AY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIP, g• a 0 t t pta •a cat t a ott 'f 15 ACRES + HOME On Li\'e Oak Canyon Rd. nr. O'NeU Park • Beaut , gentle alopmg Jand with lots of treea . I\ice 2 BR. house. Ali ulil. in. Could be au~ di\ ided, ranch or ~ Good term~. Asking $85.1100 C.D.M. COMMERCIAL 1~\.F.."ST M ENT OPPORTI!l'\ITY. A-I Bldg .. liO H. front . on Coa st Hwy. 3 Fronl stores & 1 dental suite JeaJ;ed. Deluxe med nee. suite a\ a1l. for owner huyer. Schedultd gro ss in- come tt!.OOO .. ~skmg Sl84.500. Excellent fin· anci11g. Exclusive listing. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR 644-4U4 EnJo~· your ~it -df"m n livin~ rm. view or the httrbur ;.(.· ()('('<J il. Wt!IJ I he beauty or the b ar· bor liellt ~ at m~ht. The formal dining rm. 1.~ SC!l<~ra lf' as ~~ th e h::e. ramilv rm. wtfrplc. The li\'mg rm .. " frplc .. i~ on a raised lenl, great ror enterl,1u11 n_l;. $59.500 (CU1"\f'nl('n! p:tl"kin-::-r/l~y 10 W nr. .... a "Dt:OP·L'f" at Bey ~ BNc:h r.N.Jt;y 81 ........ 1 m~. """'sA"""'~, .... ~ ~ .... [ ..... \C .... II .... -- -- East Side TWO DUPLEXES . (4 UNITS ) TWO BEDROOMS, ONE BATH EACH • Furnished • Butlt-lns • Separate patios • Garages • Laundry facUlties • Law maintenance $74.500 ROY R. McCARDLE REALTOR RELIABLe SERVICE SIHC£ IJ4J --- CORONA DEL MAR Doll house on R-2 lot. Cbarm1Dg 2 bedroom home with beam cetunca; on lovely Polnaetua Avenue. CALL TO SEE --- • •• Jr. All Americau rWy ._ __ .. , 'lllo~~ -- ........... --Q.. • ,~:;. u ,.,_ ra r a .u-.. _, 1 ..... _c. -.. <s-..... ----•,....,..>••1 -II ... -....... • UTIIIIIATC.::. PI -ltoU, I p,L-(P-oo) .. ,,., .,... tiiDiel PlaJ at w ... tr I r. lA k 0ruto Coooil' Coo-• SUIIDAT, auT, I? lor--Gold . lor aD (II E-) JfftPOI1.~ tllilmllltbl£1-11 11001 •• Fa . ta Va.DIJ -lllpocllool floldiiiC-Tlaor• "· eom•-(Jr. ~~-Tbon lo oo -~-P-ool ebor. lo UJ -H. 1:10 p,OI. -,_ Aalo- TM• eluOllle&llou are dl--"· Cob (Jr, llld .. l~ Ylded IIIIo 5 ap-•eiBJ!l eato-2 p.m. ,. Soalll c.-Pa4- COflll, nDClDc trom tbe Cltn1e rei n. Cofotte (h. M.ldpt). team• wttb 8~yeu-o1dJ ~ to 4 p.m. --CariiOD a-.Jaya. tho llldpt diYialoo, wllh IS-cabolloo (llld&'ltl rear -olda. Janlor llldpQ 9:10 p.m. ---c.- weigh from 90 to 110 lbs. otbar Matador• ••· Cardlaall (lr. ea.ttplel ue Junior Peewees p..,ee). aDd Peeweea, whlcb Laclude the • SUNDAY, SEPT. 17 9-11 yeu-olda. 4 p.m. -~ ComaocbtsatSoatll Hen lalh11weekend's sebed-Ccast Trojuls. Badham, Wynn talk . parks Marilyn Palmer dies Memorial services were beld Starlvors are ber busbud, Sept. 12 for Marilyn Palmer, William; 2 sons, Raoclall and 42, of Baycrest, wOO died Sept, Matthew, of the borne; a daugh~ 9 at her home at 1816 Leeward ter, Mrs. Rlcbard Thompsoo Laoe. of Irvine; ber mother, Mrs. Oftl.cta.Ung at the service at Thyra Oa.vls of Sa.o Marcos; Pacltlc View chapel, Harbor a sister. Arnea1 Euas of San V1e• Hills, were the Rev. Doo~ Rapba.el; a brotber~in-law, Al- a.ld Maddox and the Rev, WH-deo Palmer of GleOOI.le. 8 llam Steel. Burial was lD Pa-oepbews aod 1 D.lece. cittc VIew memorial park. The b.mily has suggested a Mrs. Palmer was a native contributloo to the church of of Glendale. She llad Uved in the giver's cboice, or to tile Orange County for the past 9 American Cancer Society. years. GERALD GIST OF C. M. SIICCUM BS AT AGE 57 Graves!~ fLmeral serVices were held yesterday morning MARTIUS KIHC Dl E• lD Co sta Mesa for Gerald Gist, ~ 51, or 2111 Valley Rd., woo Memorial services wtU be died Mooday. held at 3 p.m. MoDday, Sept, Mr. Gist operated a small 18, for Martius (Mlll:e) Klo&. shop oo Valley Rd . for many 76, ol 1Z27 Somerset Lane, years, wtlere he a.ppUed finish-Westclltf', wbo died Sept, 11 1Dg toucbes to n shlng rods at Hoar Hospital alter a long manuf.lctured by local firms. illness. ln later yeus, .te ran a day The services wUI be at Pa. a1D"sery school wtth his son. citlc View chapel, Harbor Yin Gary. HlUs, wttn tbe ReT. Dorothy He tad Uved tn Costa Mesa Simon otrlc1at1ng. Bar1al will tor tbe put 35 years. be to Seattle, Wash. Of.ftetat1ng at ser vices at Mr. King, a Chlcaco oatln, "Wia'alloas Hflll1?" 11•tr ... " 111 "'•t JO AHH PflUG • RICK l£HZ Hartor Rest Memorial Park had Uved here for the put was Dr. James Combs of the 14 years. He was a comptroller Ft.rst Baptist Cburch of Costa. for the Partez Corp. for 13 Mesa.. years. Sun1YOrsarehlswUe,Doris; ARLIE BECKER DIES a SOb, Gary; a daughter, Terrie Ftmeral serftces are scbed· QIIHDel, aDd. Z brothers, 14au~ uled tor Z p.m. today, Sept. rice ud Cbarlel. 14, for ArUe z. Becter. 41, of~ w. 19111 st., c-11-, •"" died Sept, 9111 c-,._ Memorial bolpital He wu a nattn CaUforlda.D, IDd bad lfed ID ll1e -for lbo put I! years. Prlnto -.leu at BoU- 8..-a, -1-11l1Co-ola .. _ will bo followod liJ' lDarnmeat iD FatrlaYIII <:elM• tery,-Aa. Santr«l are lila IDCIItltlw, Ellalm kllllr, &al! a twcca.., cll.llord Bocb<, bolb t11 c-., ... - FUND DRIVI TO IIGIM A w.-at lbo -Bar CM> ca Still. 11 will <11- fldallJ -lbo llllltod • ., -drl .. Ia lbo Borbor ..... VI R~ -·I"" ... lbo 7:W _ .. rt, ... IIIIa ....... ...--.. -...... ~~~~-. . --II' ••• -... --·Dr·-.... til Gi -c.. c.r. ...-' • a 'r --..~_.. II •-w .. ,.,_._,. 14 ..... _.1 .. <11 c--Ill*' fl .............. 127 I tiiii'QIIT HAJIIOR EIISIGN .I'UIUSII£0 IEEKLY -PAGE It - liiOIISDAY, SEPT. 14, Jtn COIIOIIA DEL IIAit, CAL PASTOR BIHGSTDH New pastor in pulpit ·~· 'IULTOI WMITI DIU .,... ......... , .c .... Dr., -qart ... ..... ................... ,,17 llfl ___ ... _ ....... ,..t ... ...... ---..... ...,.,I, ..... -.... -'Ia IIIIa-... II-aod WU I J1t1N Onllll COIM'I• It WU I IDII.U.. .... of lbo -ua Ella Ladp. Be lo ..s...s liJ' 1111 -. 'VI<*It: a ... Bill; a .,..,.., -o1 -ua; Ida par--. llr. ud llr1. Wl?llam P. trb1tt ot Cftqt; & Jllter, ·-)Orlo £qlt o1 -c.-.. ud4p11-· riu: Z BIGGEST BONDS OFAW · THIJHOlRBALI YOU ONI Y liVf TWICf Wltb Seu COGDtry RA. TED ••GP" show Umu 1:00 ud 9:00 N01r 1broacb Sept. 19 CLDIG EASTWOOD and JOHN SAXON ""'"' WlWOCO .JOIKIDD LiL' Auilrey~ RECYCLED RAGS Come 1n and aee ual You'll be delJcbttully IUJ'pri.red I ltC .!t 71':&: CIL.allo TY C&.OTHU DUO .... II I!IUALU AND IAM,.LES I'll & «;OMTMI....Wl~·L.-) CIMDIA~...,. ... en • '-------------------~--------------~~--------------------------------------------l I