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• DO WE WANT MORE OF SAME? to prOMJTeiDdl'fldaal Uborty aDd ID cloiBIIaplul Ill Olll1 roal-1111 --bl& ~·
"How long can a friend enjoy having The Duke, one of our favorite Ensign
you kick his teeth in?" That question subscribers, and typically a man of few
111 being asked by my friend of more words, had this to say In response to
than 24 years, Wally Calderhead, whose the Log:
letter appears on this page. It seems
that I am doing the kicking, by support-
Ing American Party candidate John
Schmitz, thus diverting conservative votes
from President Nixon, and thereby try-
·lng to elect George McGovern.
By way of response, I can say that
we conservatives have been having our
teeth kicked In for a considerable time.
It hasn't made a dime's worth of dif-
ference who has been In office --Re-
publican or Democrat --the fateful drift
toward Big Brother government, increas-
Ingly oppressive taxation, and fiscal
disaster baS continued year after year,
and It is now accelerating at a fearful
pace.
The political marvel of the century Is
that President Nixon continues to retain
his "conservative" Image, The contrary
Is convincingly demonstrated almost dally
In the news headlines reporting the goals
and accomplishments of the Nixon admin-
Istration, but by some charismatic mir-
acle, Mr. Nixon hlmseU emerges as the
stalwart champion of solid Republicanism.
Dear Hap:
Thanks.
the nose.
Your comment was right on
Regards,
Wu.kft LH R.,.t (--
JOHN G. SCHMITZ
California 35th District
of tyranny may tabUsbment of a sio(le world
be ascribed to the accidental socla.U.st state. And tbis 11 tbe
oplntoa of a day; but a l!lerles Idea and tbe goal which l5
of oppressions, beguu at a dis-really me&Dt wben President
tingu1shed period, and pursued Nl%00 speata ot a ''De"W world
unalterably through every order'" and wbeD Huber't Ham-
change of mlnisters. toopla.lDJy pbrey speaks ot tbe brother.
prove a deliberate systematt. bood of natioDS.
e&l plao of reducing us to Let's coPSider the blstory
slavery." •• TbomuJefferSOil, of ttds Uaited Na&oa where
People all over America have God !mocked oa the door 1n
been wooderlng for many years 1945 and was rejected forerer.
oow .-bat Ues behfDd the con-tt ns tdentt"ed commiiDist
tinutng treDd toward bigger aod Alger Hiss who .-u the flrst
blnor penunettl •• !rom ...,._, poera1 (temponry)
local to state, from state to from America. aad Ita prlmarJ'
LETTERS
• ••JtOO'IWC ... I" -.no..,. • 'tOM ANDERSON ••«ee,.,..... ~a,,.,...,,.,ro ___ ,__ -Fi ~ J116J .... ,.. -... -la1·--~·~-=-=·:"":··-:~::=~~ mala .._a..-..
o, l'o!J. w_, 001 -1W TO YOUNG PEOPLE
roa IN tr,t.lc .. .a.t Me. My m•• to youn1 Coamunltts d~n't CIUt ~ bfdl••~e•aau•a,.. PtOP'IIIO"UkUhM: It-they are .meRIY eMttlfta
Uft.,.... t.to. Rbaa? • .. Let' brid h in on it. Chief eulpritl are ,_ &e••ta-.,~ t try to p I e the "llbenlt" who have
q•UtiM are _..... MciMt .... uon liP for • few t1hn over most of our
k1J oi!MtMq ..... lid IIIP-minutes. Let's hive a tc:hoola, cburchea, prctt •nd
partwa. Wt t....S Wa to rt• dit)Ope. Whit II it you netwarU. and lhortsiahted,
plact ~ JlemJ W· want? Why Ire you 10 materialhtlc, penniWve
tut.d we rtciiiN a .,.j unhappy? You bbterly pe.rent1 who helped ruin a mo.D~, 1 baltiiC tM _..._ rH~nt the world you never aenentlon of children. MaaJ' ot 70W oiiJMt .._ IIWM. Then bow would you The Comnats have told
IICI'tberl an warld.Dc bird 1D make lt? lut befort you 1nd retold those who would
r .... ltct Pnlldlat Kblloa. Wt re-make it, pleaae remember lilten: "Giw: us a child for
eu ... b1l flab u wen u that you ani not God. eiaht years .. foraet the a~100~. btlt, U tiM lllajorlb' Neither you nor any other ldults-for what matter
of tMnttwl Dtmocnts I III.H mortal can re-mat:e bumtn they when the youna ones
talbd to AJ, 01Rrt l am lor natP.lr.e. H you are 1 ue ours? With the youth we
Ntsoa, I doo't bin 1111 oCbtr Olrit~n, Y.ou bow that shall take the world ... "
ebOI .... ., matt. • bu~e~oUy evU, not -· ood E .. ,_ · Even Communists know Yoarl tralJ I · nn I mere ouatonan w-~--c·:.-~d o uabt to know that. that the universal dUire of ~ --The,..(. children is pleamre and 711 b't. At't., ore, no pan.~cea , no CorODI dtlM Heaven on e.rtb, no true what is more pleuant than
at "one·world" wUI ever sex'!
POLICEIIAN OF THE IJONT!I
ln Costa Mesa is burJlary I.D-
nstlp.lor Wayne Harber. He ls
a Mluoarl naU,e, and has UYed
Lo Costa Mesa sloce 1963. He
)olned the pollee Ioree lD 1964
as a patrolman. After 2 years
In the Navy, be retuned to the
pollee in 1968, He and his wtfe.
Janet, ba.ve 3 small cblk!reo,
Offteer Harber ts tarolled In
pollee science courses to fur-
ther his edacatlon. He enjoys
tllhlng and motorcycle rtdlng.
(Pollee Dept. photo.)
wort -untH the Second "When an opponent
Comina. You are: n,ht -the declares, 'I will come over
world is a me•. The only to your s~e.' I ca.l.mly say .
thine which will lift it, now 'Your child belonp to us
or •ver, il Chriltillnity, already ... what are you?
lnttead of fryinJ anarchy or You will pass on. Your
Communism, or LSD or free deacmdants, however, now
lo•e, why not try standinthenew camp.lna
Chriltianity'! short time they will know
The human race-to nothinl else but this new
whic h many politicians community."
belona-has mtde no No, it was not Brez:hnev
meuunble improvement who said l hat -it was
monUy and inteUectuaUy in Ado I ph Hiller. o n
all human history. How •d! November 6 , 1933. All
And it won't unlen succenful dictatorships
Chrlltianity prevails. must mesmerize the minds
In aovernment and in of youth. Hitler, Mu!150lini,
life, be Jure you have Stalin, Mao Tse-tuna. etc.
10methina better before you As k:lnJ(ime leftist author
-to , ohanao . Somo of Stuort Ctwo notod in.:.~ the "pro&reurn" ideas such book, THE PROPE
e1 Socialism to replace STUDY OF MANKIND :
Capitalism, ''Humanism" or "Theoretically, a soc
"Modernism" to replace could be completely made
Quit:tianity, would set us over in somethina Like
back almost two thousand fifteen yean, the time it
yean. For it was that !on& takes to inculcate a new
aao that Socialism , culture into a ri!ing group
Humanism and Modernism of youft85 len."
were first proven failures. The road to HeU is not
For a generation and precipitate: it is a slow,
more , Bis Brother has been gradual descent. So it Is
robbing the workers to &.ive with civilizatior.~. Tt.ey are
to the shirkers, taking from s eldom murdered. They
tht' haves to Jive to the take slow-&ctinl poison. The
Mvc-nots, robbin& Peter to road downhill is smooth and
pay Paul . It 's time you easy. It is marked by little
found out, youna folks , that c: o m p r o m i s e s a n d
you're teter. You , your concessions of principle.
What's ., ? • your.
opinion?
Thll ...... qMitloa: .. BOW
DO YOU LIU THE 881T18B
EXPO, AND WIIAT, Df YOUR
OPIRIOII, II rr8 lll.uoii
VAJ.ut?'' ~ of -· at -CGUI Ptaa'o Brllllll
EJPO.
IJRS, NORAH QIQGLEY of
85511 SIDtoroaa Dr., II.,_
Vltjo, bocwiiUe &Dd teu1l:
ptayu: "It'• Yltf nctti.Dc Ud
thrtlllllc to ... t'HI''JODt oat.
TblJ EIPO came at a cood
Ume, bee&-Br1tlsh. fllsbtou
&Dd pl&Jda art 'Ill! I'm from
Beltut, Irtland, and I tb1Dk
Ulia &fna people a r_.ID.Iicttt
lato maoJ better th1np •• from
tbe Rolls to wooleas. ADIS act-
uallJ. the t1Dt mu.utaeture
doeSD"t cost too much more."
TERRIE KOLAR, 1&, of 5461
Vallecito, Westmluter, a.
dent: "l lo.,. It, It maku me
want to CQ to Europe to 8t8
it all. EIPOB 11b this &{Ye US
a cultural •sebuct and let
.. ..... other -lo bolter.
ll's foD to look ID !be blotorteal
~r. :r:v.•u:": :"'"~~ A.a! ........
m,..l,. ...,. •
childn:n and arandchildren T h e C o m m u n i s t
are JOina to have to pay off ConapU.Cy was '~'""lo.li'f''"'
Ii the major deeds and 'promises of tedera~ from ttden!ID IDler-orplllzer. E•ery ..., of lbe
Mr. Nixon were taken ·up one by one and national --eomblntd .ntb the .-. meo u.ttd talbostate T.I.XATIOH IHSTITUTE
oul Yltl!oalpora!Jslaol;:.::er•-o..,..tmooLYOI'91'0 "P011WU $ET FOR OCT. 11-13 carefully analyzed, each one w d ·ber ..olloctnJial.. ,..._-torotp Pliler ~-A .. ..., 0oo a., A""•-
stoutly opposed by citizens concerned llleto wbl<b ... ,_ Ia 19S9-IMS," u prtaefllal u,s, ol --• Adltluoo, New-
this {aatastic debt which il
more than all the co mbined
debt of all the nations and
10<1lled nations in the
world. Or, do you plan to
repudiate it?
f f t·1 d It hro major 00-.no wars, SIDee .....,.moot p-1 tw tw port CtDtor; lllebul J, Gert-about the uture 0 our na on an 8 Korea and VIetnam there are United Natloos hal beeD tdeoU-nar ot Roberttoo, Rowser '
very survival. oYer a huodred thousaD:J Amert. tted 1n non testlmcmr u a G&rl&Dd. Newport S.ch. ud
I firmly believe that my trusting friend cans wbo eao 110 laogor ,.. eommiOIIst. So from lbe ••r> ao<:OIIDiallt Joe L. Smllll ollbe ' tboM questioas. beca.u1e tbey start we hue bad per11001 r1m-lnt.De Com~a;y ta't'erectJtered
Yea, youna people, ''the
Establishment" is your
enemy. But the problem is ,
you've been lied to about
what a nd who "the
Eltablishment" is.
who objects to having his teeth kicked in, made the ·~·""' saerlllce, Ditlc lbe Uolltd Nalloos wbo to atteod the Z51b uotal Ill-
also objects to each of the following Nixon .. rlnc their UYOs --u lbey doD~ bolleYe ID lbe oomelpty lllltuto oo Ioden! IUalloo to beUeved ·-lo deleD&e of free-of the United states, ~Pled tor be held by tbe lSC law center proposals and accomplishments: dom. But lbe IDteroallooaUsts Russia, aDd are altniDrt at a Oct. 11-13 atlbe C-yPiua
• Price and wage controls whlch wbo domlnated our forelp. aoo ooe.world soc1al15t pvn. HotellD Los Angeles.
' military poUcy daring both coo-ment. More than 40 zatlona.l esperts
"The Esublishment'' is
co mp osed of the
intern1tional bankers,
members of the Council o n
Forei&n Relations, the
hierarchies of the Nationtl
Council of Churches 1nd the
National Educational
Asaociation, the owners of
the multinati o nal
corporations which owe no
tlleJiance to any 011, 1nd
assorted d o -aoodeu,
peacenik.s tnd traitors and
ter mites wh o are
t u nsformina us into a
colle«iviz.ed welfare state
wttich will be subservient to
the Co mmunist 1nd
throughout history have proved lneffectlve, ruell are notlnleresttdiDfree-To briDe Ibis .., to dato we wiU ~oet ... e oa eorreot major
merely adding to the dictatorial power dom, oot rather ID exleodiDc need oo!J refer to "Procreoo, ar•• o1 IDierest ID lbe lu
the power of pernmeot ruled co-uillteoee and tatellectual fteld. Amooe lbem will be In· of government. by them. onr the enttre earth. freedom" by Russi&D commu-teru.l Rennoe CommJu:looer
• Increased trade with the communist t wu made more "rl't'idly rdst A.Ddrel Sak:barof, whicb Jotmnte w.. WaJters, UDder-aware then enr of the betrayal became a Boot4-tht-Yoatb secretary of the Treuurr Ed· nations, helping them provide the arms of America's rl.Dest wbeo a Club selection 1D America. Our win s. Cohen and Rep. James
and munttlons to kill our servicemen tn letter wrttten to LUe maguJDe preeellt eommlatsar ot toretp c. Corman. member • af tbe
Vietnam.
• Betrayal of Free China, throwing this
good friend of America out of the United
Nations to make way for Communist
China, the bloodiest dictatorship In all
history.
• The arms limitation agreement with
communist Russia, incredibly committing
us to a perilously inferior position for
!he next 5 years.
• Guaranteed annual Income, which
President Nixon calls one of the most
Important goals of his administration.
When this becomes law In the second
Nixon term, who wants to work? Who ts
go~ to tend to the store'?
• Revenue sharing --when the federal
government has only an awesome deficit
to share. This new folly would only add
to the federal bureaucracy and its con-
trol over state and local governments.
Even the ultra-liberal news com-
mentators bave made the obvious political
ot.ervation that under no circumstances
could a Democrat president bave pu8bed
through the many surprising programs
that Mr. Nixon haB carried out. U Hubert
Humpbrey had been prestdent during !he
pUt 4 years, aroused Republican legts-
lators and articulate conservatives
thr<JIIIboUt tbe nation would bave blocked m• ~ tbose projects, Re-elec~n ot.
PrUideat Nixon would give b1m tbe co-
lltssd for more ol. same. Electtoa ol.
GIOIP McGoYern would awelten lhe COD.;
w nUt" . to the need for determtDed ....,..uoa to aan our netiOD from
«ntr. A "sable yote for Amertcu
lliJat) eutJ 731 JCJIID Schmit. wouldNrn
....... ~ to bold '** lhe
-· ......... tile total-lfare .....
by a Greea Beret medic, II /Sgt. &fta.Jrs. Helll'}' Klast.ocer. said House Ways aDd. Means Com.
John Dryden, came loto my tbat th1B book 1a: ooe of tbe mlttee.
lwlds a rew mcotb.s: aao. LUe, most tmportaot ctoeumtata oa
wbich likes tbe U.N. and DO-commQD!st. policy to appear La
wiD wars, dldD't see ftt to reetDt Jeu"l. Comrade Sat·
pui>Usb IL I Ito, baroY stales 1D bll boolt lbal
Serr;unl llrydea said' "I am peace aDd fr-wt11 oome
Platu>loc to IIWT1 a YOTJ lonlJ lbrooJ&jl "lbo dlnulcxt bJ 1990
lady from Latria. Where 11 of the ecooomlcs ot t.bt coo-
LaMa? U doesn1 e:lllt &DJ' nrpd eoelal syatems ot the
more. Sioce it wu oce..,atd U.s.s.R. toto maulft aJd b'
ill 1941 by troops ofComm.ut tbe ttdrd world IDd the emer ..
RIISS:la.. It bas not e'f'lll tbe eoce by 2000 of ~ld pen-
dlgn.Uy of beln&: a Commual.st meat." That meana 1D platD
sate lUte. It Is oow uery small. EncJab tbat tbt "Dint' workl
lnaf.plfle&Dt state ol Raul& order" which PretldtDt Nlloa. pr~. Lah'ta. as aa tDdb', &Dd Mr. KlatDp:r areparsolDc
bu ceued to el18t. Bat ol caD oolJ come buecS oa .c:dal· coarse lD ttwJ eoll__,. ace tam.
For thus satth tbe Lord God;
Behold, 1. eYen l, wlll both
seareb my sheep, and seek
them out,
M a sllepherd ...Uib out
bll !lock 1D the day thai be'
ts amonc b11 sheep that are
sca.lttred; 10 wUl I Met out
mr 1btep, t.Dd wtlldeUnrtbem
out ot all plac• where they
han been JC&ttered lD the e_, ltld duO d&J. (E101iel u , ll, IZ.)
Cannibal Club on our East
Rinr, the United Nations.
Or, in short, dictatorship
1nd on~world slavery, with
"the · E1l1blithment" ln
chlrae.
Some people blame the
Communi1ts for our
dearsdat io n . The
E:?r:~~:!~ ASSEMBLYMAN ROBERT BADHAM
tbat ber OOUDtry wu llftDDtnd Jlst QJ~r~t Grow•• tblr.,. flee loa ,...,..,., .. adlaalsucb u tbt
1D oae ru" by tbt molt YOr· · • ot tbttr marW. ud m.tllp MC r-11'1 boJcolt.
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eYer kDoWD. I would llb to rum worursUUooblntatea r•ey. u:1 WOI'brl mut be worlillll'l tbt rtaM a MCrtt
tDow too.•• 011 qltte a tut 1a tMtr attempt liJDIId onr totlle_.,.wbetla« lalk'lt. •••tt"'IC Cbl.ftl bU
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a:ndualness." Webb wal one
of the founden',-~h
Geor1e Bernard Shaw, Of
the socialist Fabian S<x:iety .
htient padualism means
sJow, piecemeal chanaes in
laws, aovernmenl , morality,
economics and education.
E.1ch change is so gradual
that there is little or no
o pp o sition . The
"moderates" accept it as
"inevitable chlm&e" and
"proareS!." The Webbs
established the Lo ndon
School of Economics,
financed by Shaw . This
became the center of the
socialist movement and
atltacted such bourgeoisie
as John F. Kennedy.
Shaw explained an
ant i-poverty society suc:h as
Pr esident Nixon and
w o uld ·be Preside nt
McGovern advocate, like
this: "I abo made it clear
thJt Socialism mean~
equality o f income or
nothina, and that um1er
Socialism you would not be
allowed to be poor. You
wo uld be fo rcibly fed ,
clothed, lod&ed , tau&ht and
employed whether you
liked it or not. If it were
discow:red that you had no t
enouah character and
industry to be worth all this
trouble, you mi&)tt possibly
be executed in a kindly
manner~ bu.t whilst you
were pamitted 10 live, you
would han to li.e well."
Even tnlie freedom is
better than compWsory
.. h.appineu. •• Worship Bic
Brothu and you11 be 1
..... : wonh.ip CbriJt and
you.11 be free.
.,..
....-i•Q:r
of sucb th1Dp u
MRS. HELEN BRACEY, of
847 Nordica, Anlabelm, MCODd
crade schOol teacher: "Won-
dertull GIYeJ people a eb&Dee
to see 10rne of tbl Br1tbb.
Isles they mlpt oe•er see.
Almost u COOCI u a tr1p there.
Also, tt boosts Brlttsh n-
'pori.s."
RUDY FRABIZIO, U, ot'JU!
Newmu; Apt, B, HmtiDctoo
S.eb, bttol-• lldmlalolnlloo
-ol Go-Wool Col-ltp: 111 eaJ)f tt ......, mach.
putlcul&rb' tbe Brtt11b ears.
...... I1U lbla briJirl -le
oTe:r bert wblre tbrtJ caa ...
lilt bllbqaali!JofBriUobmaau-
tletures neb u cars ud mLAJ
other I()Oda."
DAVE BAGLEY, 56, ot US!
Roqoro, Coat& 11-Nowpori-
IIH& sebOOI dl.ltrtet tqtloJH:
"I Uu II. A1111ato1b II pob m_, 1a BrWD pocut., 1t
atoo e-lllt-offrlood-oblp, ~ lacldac Ia lbla
WCX'k!l todt.Jo It lttl a Itt IIOIIIOWic ol lllo ...... of
l!qlud all .. -pile' ...
.c.d ol eeatilnd ara.d.''
KNOW YOUR OFFICER
•
Ollleor llleltoal Blllell, -• _.,.Ia palrolou, lola
--'1M .""-'! Boac:•
polleo doput-*" lu--.,,1111. ..... ._ __
WMbcntaDa-.,a...U
Iowa .... • t1ut __. .. -. .. ---loc.-11110. no .._,.._ ........ , _, __ .. ,7 --..... -··· la1111-a .. ·"'-=
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EXCHANGE CLUB PLANS
SALUTE TO VETERANS
• IIElii'ORT HARBOR EIISIGN lliURIDAY, OCT. 5. 1977 PLt.YS "lATE lOLl ON COLLEGE SUGE
.:.I'II:::.LI=SH::;E:::D:..:IE=EK::~::..Y ..:-..:P:..:A::G:::.E.:.l __ ___:OO=IIlN=A .:.DEl=IIA::!'!R,C.::CAL= ~-._ o1 Rowpoot c_.. .. • llo'llllplaJ.._
-·· • -ot lbo Col-• plnlo-~ ~-youth Con rl F 'd loco ol WI.DiaDIIOd 111r1. WU. Ho II a I I'll 1<*M1o o1 Co-ce n ay llam ... c, V&.,wlllboa--r ... 4elllarblll0oell001,-
bor ol Ulo eoll Ia tl>o -· bo wu ID tbo eo11 oi "Comoilla
Tbo 0rup c-,. Pbllllar. lud'o .,_.,.(from BaUot -u.c colllet ~~~-ol De'U t.rto" lUll! "Summer ud f A ..-otal "aJiile to ••-Vttenu DaJ, pn Ul &n u-
--II lllo Alrpootor eoUtol -rtlllill7 to pr•-IM • Oet. M 'llllbo--lleuotan JobDooll IIlli! at t1>o bf••··~oltbl t1 bo • !fU7 JIIDN h'._, ::. " me, DOr our ftt-
-. SoeiiiJ will ~~~-1111 R-l •8111:~-==ro~··:..:··•~•:·:•·~l _:uo~:.;s~mo~o::;a~."~' -----. lltll ,_ -ollllo U?Z-Fooortll a114 llll!lp-.... llrom I
Tbt ._,, • ...,red: bJ tbe , Tbe• c11.D.oer wUl a1ao tick
SIC ..... Cle ollfnpartBar-otr t.be IDDUI.l''Ooenationunder
bol'1 '1111 bo-lo 1111 pobUe. God"" _r....,.s planoed b7
Ill'. lollucll, W'bo blpa b1J: au hcbanp eluba durlog the
coren.IMI!t ....SCt career montb of Nonmber
wldle U.riDilD Tult&A, wa1 flr.t ResernUons for' the dinner
IIJP(II.IIW bJ' Golfti'Dor ~ at $7.50 per peraoo, may ~
Reapll toblldCalllonla a Yet~ made by calUng AI Dunlap at
onu ollalro doporlmllll. 540-8121
Liter, bl ..rftd OD the U.S. •
Clf\1 Sonleo Commlaloo ID HEW POLLIHr PLt.CE
WILIIIIIDpc. -· oee~ u hta pr....a KtYJ Dlputmeot To aecure better voting fa ... .u aulltlnt lfa'f)' AC· elllties, the Costa Mesa Cba.m-
bt bu ootoftbe hl&best ber of Commerce has obta1Ded
r:~~ jDbt .,.,. beld by tbe use oltbe recreatlooal club-bouse fad Uty at 2775 Mesa
'IS -IIIII hldaJ. 0et. a. sao J-c~ La-ID 1111 lnW Bowl, L..-rw» Beaeb a114 Harbor' VloW
Beaeb. TbU t.aWa1 CODeWt wtll scbooll, La aMIHgn to prlntl
bo cooclocto4 b7 H-Toml· a114 poroeblal oeiiOOia ,_
&Db wttb tbe CatuonJa CbafD. spaee permtta, will pudc::tpate
bor S)mplloa1 Ore-a. ID tbiiiDltlal CQDCort.
Tbe PI'OCf&DI wiD I.Dclllde:
PoreoU"o ••Tra-Vol~m-GOES TO RI.HDOLPH
tu'J"; Otbuuf'• "GoWwo(s CIIJlalo James H. Dtbmey,
C~"; Llldot's "Ruuia.D ton of lrlr, ud Mn. Jolm J.
Duet ; Brahm's "HIIlprlaD OelaDrly of 1901 KlpJaad .be.
Daoee Ho, 5"; EDtSCO'I ''Ru.. Harbor Ktpiuds, bu arrtveci
IIWIIall R-No. I" (Eddy tor 4111) al IW>clolpb AFB
Mauoa., JeactiDr bariDODica Tuu. He 11 u admiDUtrat1•; 91.rtuoook llosart•s ••Sielcb· stall olfteer us!P*l lo IJoe
ride"; Grier's "In the HaD 12th Flyt.nc 'Tn!Dlng WID( of
of tbe Mouata111K1Dg''; aDd Cop-tbe Air Foree. He pre'tiousty
aernd at Wuf:Wietoo. D.C. He ~!GAL NOTICE wu commluiooed 1D 1962~ oo tbt atwe to Yet-Verde Drive East u a polllng
procram wtll be per ... place.
...... by tbe Fort Mac-R. J. Mallhot, tleld stCM~r-FICTmOIE BlEINESS NAYE
bud md: the san 'lsor, and wuuam Cooke, fteld STATEMENT
complttioa ol omcer TrainlDC
School at Lackl&Dd AfB, Texas.
praceaat pre-representative of the offtce of Tbe foUowlDr periiOGS are ..tenna or_ reet.strar of •oters In Santi. dolllg business u : Behuior LIGAL MOnCI
w111 alao be repre-ADa, were visited by NlcboW TbertpJ Aseoelates, 17612 FICTmotE BlSINESS NAME
J, Zleoer aDd Nathan L. Reade, Beach BlTd,, Huntingtoo. Beach, STATEMENT
Lotti, president of the eucttlve manager aDd general LU ANN YARCilft(() loobO'ter CaW. 92&.47: Harold H. Walsh, Tbe rollowlDg person lsdolog
!Ezcba.aae C1~ o1 NewportHar-maoager, respectively, or tbe the revol~ rotary en,u.e Ph.D., Z58 WalDli:, Newport business u : Tbe Con, 7408
·bor, said b1B clS bad been Costa Mesa Chamber or Com· 1n l4uda wb1cb -.m be amoa Beach, Ca.W.; Louise H. Ponath, N, c c.a Hwy., laguna Beach lootiDe tor an opportunity to merce. An lnvttatlon was then ' oducta dllpla. J R.M.T., 206 30th Street, New-92651· Lib::la Ma.xioe Smith
.have Secretary Jobuon speak nwle to vlstt and inspect the ~~==rowdy~~ port Beach, Callt, 1942 . Aoabelm Ave., c osb_
lD tb.ls uea after local Ez-tacilltles at the Vista del Logo Auto Sbo Oet 11 15 lD A Tb.ls buslDess Is being coo-Mesa 9Z627.
ctwleites beud him address clubhOuse. helm cO:v80tk,0 Ceater ;~ ducted by a partnership. Tbls business Is being con-
ra state Exclwlp WlYelltlon TRUSTEEMEETIHGSSETShowissponsoredb)'tbei.otor ~~:Louise H. Pooath. ductedbyanlndlvidual.
'in Sao Diego earlier th1s year, The board or trustees or the Car Dealers ASSII of 0rance s st:~m:t ft.led with the Signed: Linda Ma.Dne Smith.
"He's a Jl'e&t speaker, wttb Coast Community College Dis-County for tbe 9th 'cocsecuthe c~ty c r Orange County This statement flied wltb the
a IUrr1.ag patrtotlc mess:ace," trlct wtU meet Oct. 18, Nov. 1 year. Roo Trumbo la ceoeral ~n. StSerfhn Z5, .:· WI~~ county clerk or Orange County
Lotts Aid, "&Dd the tact and 15, and Dec. 6 and zo at chairman or tbe auto Jbow aDd B~verl ~ M~:r d cler... on: Sept. 5, 1972, by Beverly
be will be 1D this area 8 p.m. tn the district buUcllDg Harvey Hlen, MCDA e:recli:tn PubJsh: Sept z8 ~-lZ J. Maddos., deputy county clerk.
tbe 2sth. jut S days after at 1370 Adams St., costa Mesa. secretary-manapr, Ia OYer-all 19 19'72 in theN • rt ·~00 • Publish: Sept. 14, 21, 28,0ct. shOw manager • • ewpo r 5, 19'72, In the Newport Harbor
LEGt.L NOTICE
fiCTITJOUS B lEINESS NAME
STATEMENT ' ---:~~~~;;:-~=--• The toUnwlog person tsdolng ft ..,.._ G~·un1 f>ll . buslness as: B & E Enterprises, v-'f" IUL.C 1829 Glenwood Place, Santa
Ana, Calif.: Eugene C. Jerry,
1829 Glenwood Place, Santa
Ana, Calif.
..,. '""jtotion
"coOD EA.TI.,_G ,o LUNCH
DeUctous S&octtrtcbes and
Bo:res to Go.
This business Is being con-
ducted by an Individual.
• Ensign. F -20445 Enslp. F -Z0027
"How about one of
those
wonder drugs?"
"'l'v~ got a cold," the man
s.ud, and he w~nt on to
ask for a "wonder drug." 1be pharmac1~1 sold.
him some aspirin and advised h1m to see hi\
ph)sician. As it happened the aspirin tixcd h1m
up fine, but the point is this: PharmaCIStS Jrc:
not physicians. We work with doctors. pro\ 1J111g
the drugs and medicifle'S t~y prrscribc. Y..~ ha\C
a professional knowledge of the pov.crful 11cw
"wonder drugs," so we know hov. lmpolto~nl 11 :~
to ust them correctly. Please do not fl·.:l ,,fknJ~·J
"<hen your pharmacist refuses to..;:IJ ~ou .1.::..-rr.un
drug. It is for your protecTion anJ 1n the hl:''t
interest o f your good healt h. Alv.a)' ~..-c ~cllll
Joctor when potent medication IS rc4uncJ.
Pharmacy
... & COAIT -1' .. CO.OIIA DR lid
OIIIOU 1·-
I E:AT IN OR TAKE OUT DINNER
Signed: Eugene C. Jerry.
This statement nled with the
county clerk. of Orange CoWlty
on: Sept. 19, 1972, William
E. St John, county clerk., by
Beverly J. Maddox, deputy. On one
HEW HOURS
11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
67J.U70
Steaks, s.toods, Chicken,
Fish, Rlbs and Shrimp,
..tth Chips.
IOU
OCTOBER 15
SPECit.LS SIIOP: iDSi&ilaiio"o · ·
of crystals Ill your
martoe VHf /FM ra-
dlotelepbooes, FREE. •
On Your Bo&t: AM radio-
telephooe tuDed to your boat
antennra -· $7.50,•
• Most Martne Brands
AUTHORIZED MARINE DEALER
PubUsh: Sept. 21, 28, Oct. 5,
12, 1972, in the Newport Harbor
Ensign. F' -20321
L!Gt.L NOTICE
FICTmOlE BlEINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The following persons are
dolng business as: AU Seal
Rooflng Co., 8128 Guava Ave .,
Buena Park: Gary C. Wolff,
8128 Guava Ave .. Buena Park;
Joe M. BucbO, 6835 Drlscoll,
Long Belch 90815.
This business is being con-
ducted by a partnership.
Signed: Ga.ry C. Wolff.
ELE~::lRONICS MARINE
This statement fi ted wUh the
county clerk of Orange County
on: Sept. 5, 1972, William E.
St John, county clerk, by Bev~
erly J. Maddoz, deputy.
Pli>llsh: Sept. 14, 21, 28, Oct.
5, 1972, ln the Newport Harbor
Ensign. F -20034 RUT NEWPORT lEACH
ADULTS $2.00 JUNIORS $1.00 I ChiWI'Mt to~Mhttl2: flU ..... ,.,...... ,
Mil THI .. OCMHS11C & FOIItoN CAISJACfOIY OdftA.YS..It:OlO· nPIS
WQAL SHOW CAIS..JIOTOI HOMIS I VACAT10N V8fKLU ALl UNOII ONI
11011001'1
YOW fAYOIIll OIANOPCOUNn ... CAl: ana. Mlltn, n.tnY Dl~ 1t01t a IUIHA
maj~r lifomia ~nk .
pays 1ncome on sav~ngs····
every month.
At UCB we hgure the money savmgs account at UCE
your savmgs earn should It works three wa\·s
be yours to use when We w!ll senc.i Vt... ..;;·
you need JtOrwantlt month l v sa v 1 r. ·;} s
Not on JUSt the 4 mterest check hv
d ays out of the year mall Or we can
whe n the o thers depos1t 11 to \"L'ur
pay off chec k mg acn•~.:1t
After al l, your bills If you have o ll e
come m. relentlessly, w1th us Or vou
e very month . Why can elect to leave 1t
s houldn't you collect Yougetbillseyery month.don"tyou? m savmgs to p1le
you r 'second mcome" from up more mterest
s avmgs just as often? Savings at UCB It"s hke an
Yo u can, if you have a regular e xtra pay day every month
UNITED
CAlifORNIA
BANK
_.. ...... • Ill I.
.. I; AEUROPEAN BEE 'Ln'{E!.( l:o.::~~l·~~~GE .. llici'.~\:t~~
"i!J!# . a, JAMn IIIILS a VICKI MAJORS IN JOURNALISM
_, .... -IOIIIdiJ, .:-.... • _lloar_llo!l ___ VlciiiC-._ a It'll..--__ ,__ •• ,._..
ft -llrftOII ID'*IIIIlol lll"ll•-wo IUEI ... 1M·-W-a uo ol II~-!liP ..... ~~ ::r;:
old las • IOl, -Ia 'JIOt II Corlloo ci'A511 1 1 -ol In' -..... Ia -...... -._ 1o -........ 111o lw ...-. X I
0111' I-aodr _,.._ llaiJ'I -....... ;, Ia. lloo 1011 I low ll -;IN-,__ --u.--·loi!Ot ... " ..t, lloJI rau..r-e•-Wollldlalllllo-11111• bj wwoll ___ ......, eo_ II MoW. IIPioC ,.._ 8110 wu 111o ....,.. .. _
lor IIIII lllo -olllll ..... (-IJir Ia -poobl) 1011 llo lllo Mil lloar • • • bod I eoiYad 111o l[lrlol ... 'l a-d -olllll' ..... -:r;
bwr ,.,...._ ..-. Ia 111o wwo-Ia 1111 !lad..,..._ lair llold ll&loooJ ::..--lo<oc-lllk ..-••• ~~~~~ -. 1111 "" .. ~::.. ..
II IIIII 1400'a. Ia llcl -1Jn. T11o -.... 1M 1M coladOI tlllll . fllr. 1o ...... 1o ,...._, aad --•
111o IIOO•o .w UlllllliiiiiGI7 way -• lrmliiiJ'; ....,_ ol -wllll polio bible IIIII , c .. -v~ •1 11op1 lor,....,
of A-lo wu _...., tlod plumiJ ... -b-..,. ellolra. Ron II Wbare WO WVO -diJ 1o II& a --Vlelll II lbo dO .... olllr.
to 1111 111o1G17 ct 1111 a-..1 -• ol 1M doonaJ• ••• able lo "eatell .., .. -oomo ·--., 11111 1 ... -aid lira. R. R. C~
family. o.-J)> 111oro wu .., II&J· ol-pw-lla-,ei.,"ellollllel 1o1a11y --Ia 1111 -ld -· Dr~ Wool II
Loa .... -.ek, wo--or allor(lel .... , --~ libdad II lbo ..,_,. 01111 eKmato acrlll 111r 8eCIJ ••• -•eallod place lor drylq • ; • u
deal Ute SwlblrliDI2. tboacb .,wublr woman" ••• de11cate 1.1 plcture tatlDr. Tt. per--• .. -1-. 1 Ill rru.uee lid color (palo pruaat llowor -. Wllb Wlderstud llw CCMmtrlu baft ptllk~ taU toll:*l ,.,.,_, tbal pruiarDI Plluld mt,
more DlOO"tt•ns tbaD Allltrta. 1 haYI DOt IMD liDee COIIllDc eoarM. We IMlted 10me By J.L.. w. P;. .... ll
fit.UIED COPIES o1 blltorical political campa!p buttoa. posters were preseated to c-. Mesa etty ud Cbamber otnela.la at tbe c;roUDdbr'eating ceremony tor Brentwood
SaY1Dp aDd Loan Aaoelatioo'a DtWest otnee, to be located at 1640 Adams Ave., near
Newport Bl'f'd., COita Mea. Pictured here, from left, are Rop r B. Phelps, branch
muacer· Willard JOJ"dan. riee-maJOl ; Eugene Bergeron, president-elect of the Costa
Mea C~ber ot Commerce: Nicholas Zleoer, Chamber manager, and David C. Gr lm es,
boud ehalrmu &Del the presldeat of Breatwood Savlngs. The or1g1nal George Williams
eampalp buttoo colleettoD, nbaed at $20,000, 14XID wb.ieh the colorful poster is based,
•111 be on d11Pla1 at all 10 omces ot tbe Aasoctatloo throughout the month of October,
aDd posters are uailable tree tdU eleetJoa day . A special showing Is also scheduled
at the Fiesta de Costa Mesa, October 13·15. (McKooo photo.)
Mucb ol tbt IIDd. cuoot be to Calltonla;parplewtlduters ow-co...tnnler• to ban
eultlnted, bat ta QRd l:)r &deled tbe1r flmllllr color.. talll wittl 11 • • • ud
forellltry ud P'utar. Tbroup. We trueled aJoDc at fPJd lbeJ arrtYed, folmd we bad
out, tbeit toruta are care-IPMd wttb oar director pofDt. lee • • • DOl' lqredleats
tully !10Udod, lloeo-1b1J are tar oe1 ·-opoto <( lllloreot. the -hoar ••• a proteetioD apJut aniiDebN We arrtnd at Hotel MetrapoJ,t wu doeed ••• 10 we
aod roWDc Jtoau. 11 a place ta V.Uce late afterDOCJD.IIua· them our riew aod
or two we aw man-made bar-ed we were recut-.t to a dbdDc room tor dlllaer.
rtera wbere tbere were ao
trees; allo tbey bad roo& oYer
the hlrtnJay In certain .. _
as protecUoo tor tbe trafllc.
Graatar laod II olleoblrboboYO
the tree Hoe lid lbe ._
people use tbe word "~"
to lodlelle lbooo blrb puturea.
In tb8 spring the farmu1 drive
their berdatotbe"..,_,.,wbere
they crue durlDC the warm
sWlD)' moathl, 1n the fall return
to tbe 1ower llopea. We aaw,
ln a few iustaDeu, small cable
ears going 'C)-'C)-~ to a small
almost ln'llltble abelter •••
This 1s the way some of the
milt is tr&lUIPOrted to the n1.
ley below; in other areas, other
67).0070 .
""~---CHILDREN .t.MD CHIROPRACTIC 1
The outllancttnc eb.aracterl•-11 oftiD mlpndtrltoOd.lle~
uc o1 ebUdreo 11 that they are caun ll'tli pief or
<...,.lilly elwlCior,phyoleatly, eo~tatoly t_.,t. ~.!.f.:
aDd emoUooally. Growth and tured, lt caa produce _,_
deYIIopmtDt DOr"mallJproceed from putlal to complltt Jill'·
toptber ID IUeb a way u to alJIU ud death. If dlle&Md,
procressl'felJ matore the child, It can detertonte ~~~ ..:: UTILITY POLES MOT
FOR CAMPAIGNING oraace COtllty workers tor
political canctldltes are asked
bJ Paclftc Telepboot oX to ut
the utility's poles as a reattoc
place tor campaip po.ltel'a.
"For ooe tbiDg. U's a au..
demeanor," S&JI dl:rllkll maD•
apr standlee ll KatU. "Tbat
abould be reuoo eoougb. It's
also a eontrlbutloo to ria11&1
pollution am. deftnltelY a aJety
baZard,"
A worker'e ''ellmbiDg
spikes" could come into coo~
tact with a po&ter nan or staple
LD the wood, posalblJ resulting
to a slip or ~ll with aertOUJ:
IliFf.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF P UBUC HEARING
Notice 1s hereby given that
the Planning Commlsston of the
City of Newport Beach wJII
bold a public bearing on the
application of Gllbert w. Fer-
gusoo for a Variance 1023 oo
property located at 128 26th
Street, Newport Beach, to per.
m lt the construction of a duple:a:
ou 1,950 sq. ft. wbere the Mu-
olcl.pal Code requires 2,000 sq.
ft.
Notice ls hereby f'llrther pnn
that sald public hearing wtll
ba .... .. the 19th day ol
·Oc:tiober. 1972, at tM oo.r of
?:SO P.M. LD. tbe Cotmc:ll Cbam-
bers of tbe Newport Beach Ctty nan. at which time a.od place
any aJXt all persons interested
may appear and be heard
thereon.
Jackie Heather, Secretary
Newport Beach City
PlanDJng Commlssloo
Publish: Oct. 5, 1972, In the
Newport Harbor Ensign.
FOR YOUR
PERFECT
WEDDING!
Come to
-
m~ans are used.
It n.s about this time that
one of our fellow tourists, a
pretty, vivacious fOUIIK nurse,
from Burlingame, Calif., stood
before us ••• as we traveled
along , • • and told us the
story of the "mtrac1e of the
Uttle cow." Tbe Utile cow who
' wanted to lead the parade, fes-
tooned in flowers, wUhthedeeo-BmELOTS CHAIRMAN, Mrs. William GlnnsofBayShores,
rated mllkstool as her crown displays a pen and Ink drawing, while Mrs. Winslow
for the abuodance of milk she Llncoln Jr. or Irvtoe Terrace, chairman for Le Bon
bad chea. I had read this story Marche, gathers together a fur cape and a mod pillow
plrJsleally, meotaliJ, emotion-of DOD-use ud cUr ... o.y .
&111 aDd socially. Let us coo-tlle central atnoal "*:· Rdw aa important area of bls If tpored, It caD eouU !J
rrowfh lid de•elo!>moot. the or lotermltte11111 l[lrOdoeo oel-
spiDal column. ward siga.s of UcfJtDeU. IOI'e·
Tbe aplDe Is a biological ness. headache•, or paiD UJ)·
&Dd engtneerlog pntus, that where trom bead to ~· (Adt' •
REVELATION
VERSE IY VERSE
DR. JAMES O'BRIEN COMBS
re11 cH eR
9o45 A.M. SUHD.t.Y IH S.t.MCTUART
ILLUSTRATED L!SSOMSo Ot.ARTS, SLIDES, OUTLINES
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
ntE C!MT!R FOR B!IUCAL STUDIES
301 MAGNOLIA ST. AT f 1<1S A.M. alaLI! CLASSU
SANTA ANA A VI!, I bOO A.M. WOIJHIP HOUI
COSTA MUA 7100 ,,M, I!VAGILIIT.IC NOUI
HOME OF P. G. MEUMAHM CH~ISTIAM SOtQOL
a long while ago, but many bolster In preparation for the Newport Harbor Art Museum's
tbougtrt sbe was "splnnlng a annual benent sale on Friday, Oct. 20. (Ensign photo.)
)'UD" • , , uatll she sbowed f h 7 PI&.ST OfUROt OF
tbem tbe utue book, with all 'Best O everyt 1'ng ataJST.SCIBHnST the pictures. l Will tell more . 3J03 y,. lUo
I,UTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MAlTER
LMNM~IIto ... lrlll --VIIriDr. _.,_,CIIII. about our fellow travelers later. I f~ b -a-1o
Aswerolled•loogwe were SQ e 0 ers argains stJNi);_'v~L 1 n coostant siebt of the lofty p ..._ •• 101.,
Dolomite Mow:U.ios, oamed tor "Le Boa Marehe" sale tor by the associate eotmclt of the SUNDAY SEA VICES THE REV. PAUL ROMEIS
IIIQrlm-
ANTIQUE WICKER FURNIT URE find s its own place tn
the sun ln the new shop just opened by Bever ly Ray at
2728 E. Coast Hwy , in Corona del Mar. Ca lled "Beverly &
Partner," the shop Is ter med '·a geaeral store,·· because,
in addition to antique wicker fur niture of all kin ds, ills
also tllled with a nostali'!c array or antiques an-1 a:ces.
sortes, BeYer!Y, alO't't, ts 111 Interior designer w'IO stUdied
and practiced I.D New Yotk City . (Ensign photo.)
the FreDCh geologist, Oeodat the beoeftt of the Newport Har-Newport Harbor Art Museum, p .., •• to.• ....
r>o lomleu, who d!scovered the bor Art Museum wtll be held lOder the presldeocy of Mrs. WEDNESDAY EVENING StJIDIF.R SCHEDIJY;
rnaCJWtalwn-ca.lclum called this year c. October M, rr. Wallar GlbSoo.· Lit Scm Marcbe '" ' 1 r ·' 1'1 1>1 ;;m ld MEE111NG .. l'p.aiiii(),!DOJ~II.-F&D'IIyW-clolomUe ••• ., we were to • 10 a.m.. 1a ~ pl)«iea ,of 1.8 ~ tbe dif~ of Mrs.. UADINO 1J0G11
We cootinued. a1oag throOp the Newport itatbOr Art t.tu-WWlow Llncolil u chairman, •:::z.; t...:. s p.a NURSERY PROVJDBD
C . 1 ~ 10 actually strattclles the border Central Newport. ebalrmao, Mrs. Robert Angell. 'W'I....-..L _ ... LL~-Morrow-Meadows orp,, el-h me emp oyees s~oo~t ewtde, hetw Austria iDd 1..,,., aod •-1-• ·-71
SANTA AHA FIRM WILL MOVE NEAR AIRPORT famous Brenoer Pan, wb.leb seum, 2211 W. Batboe BIYd., with the 5q)pOrt of the eo-W: 1 ta.•.·7;4S .. •.a.~~~;j~===··=·=1
ectrlca.l engineering aoo con-of who m wn · work out of the een ......, Tbe eomblaation road snow The name, Le Bon M'arebe, t a.a . s p.-.17.9 p.m.
tractlng tlrm, whose busl.ness new irvine faci lity. Tbe $210,-~stpi!;: most sa~~!~~!!,;~ and barga.ln spot is sponsored ls a FreDCh word...plcture coro-
llas tripled In 4 years, will 000 omce and warehouse tactt. E ~ tbe ~anean biDiDg the image of tbe e:a:-SI«::IND aruaat: OF
mO¥e from Sa.ata ADa to a new tty will be the base of ac-re~~ a First ·--• pr-~"ly pans!F 'fe pubUc mar1~_,.!! OIIUST.ICDH11ST operatioos center ln tbe Irvine Uvity for the O.rm's commer-....,... • · · _, UlM.U ranee with the idea o a ......... Newpoo't .._.at
Industrial Comple:a: later this cia! a~ indust~la l electrical ~:e ~~ly ~!:~T=e :: :~Y;•eC:~~:~n ';!;:! c:an-Ml ,.._
year. contractmg pr o)tcts through-as a major 11nk betweeo tbe l·::sr: Vlowlll. Tbe bas ·Z35 tull-out Orange, Los A~les, Rl-Itai.WI A.... r--1A...., of autiques, art works, couture, IOIOOL 10 a.&
ver side and San Diego Coun-....., v.::.< man .....,s courmet food items, wb.lte ele-
tles, said J. Robert Meadows, the Holy Roman Empire, Med-ptwU, lfeY linens, and ac-18aVIC2 ro a.-.
president. ieval traders aLso used It, aM eenories. WI!IJidiDAY ~
in 1945 our own '7th Army units Tbe tollowlncarehe_,incwttb •sri aa.oo.:. ,...
------------.,...-----the preparatloos lortheheoel!to -• &. Cooo&hy.
L!G.t.L NOTICE L !GAL NOTICE treasurer, Mrs. Rlchar<l Me-loa-• • 11110.NI;;jio.:.;.
Cl M •• ~ ... N ....._PrLate ..... s,.-. ure; coor..........,., ..-s. ora :.-:T. NOTICE INVITING BIOO
-Nlafan 1111#&• p,..· ..... , .... ~ .... ,
Co"Pt•rloN c•..v•,_ Cbrd
DR. RIBIELL SPITTLER --
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha t the Board of Supervisors
of Orange County , California, wm r eceive sealed bids up to
2:00 o'tlo<'k P.M. on Monday, the 3oth day of October, 1972,
in the office of the Clerk of the Board of S~nlsors, 5th
floo r , County Admin istration Building, 515 No. Sycamore st.,
Santa Ana, CaUfornia, at which time said bids will be publicly
opened and read for the followtog:
-" /
Grana; wortsbop chairman, n...-, · 7 10 t
Mrs. DocWd Aadersoa; press hi.; 11 L& • p.ia.
chairman, Mrs. Jeu. Halllbur-~!~· -~~·~~~~~~-~~~~~lo~,,~;~~~~~:'~·~=~~~~~~~~~ ton Swedknr; Hetets, Mrs.
Peter Hill •.. -.
LEGAL NOTICE (icacnl Bible Ouudi
Central Uti lity Facility, Add Cbillers
Project No . 0168-420-568
All of sa id wor k to be performed In accordance with plans
and spec ifirations which are oow on ftle In the office of tbe
County Cle rk in the Co unty Admlnistration Building, 515
:io. Sycamore, Santa Ana , California.
Minimum wage rates fo r this project llave been determlDed
by the Boarrl of Supervisors by Resolution 72-712, a copy or
wll.ich is on rile in the office or the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors .
SGT. CLAUOE GRAY
25 YEARS IN
AIR FORCE -
FICTITIOUS BUSI!IESS MAllE 23RO ST. ot ORANGE, COSTA MESA-541.5303
STATEMENT 8Wida,r lloniOI liorohlp. • • • • • • . • 10:10 a.qa. Tile lotiDW!Dr perooe I• dolllr 7 00 bQotoeu 18, SIIC-IOO, :166 Sao lllmda,r E .. ollll llofolllp. . • • • • . . • : p.a.
MllfUOI Dr! .. , Salle :106, Kew· llodlleod&~ BUlle 8111iiJ * Purer·· 7:00 p. ••
pert Be&eh, CallforDia 92660o AD . -ob will · --
2501 CLI
The frosting Hou8e! Bidders' attention is called to Sectlow; 1770 -1777,5 of the
Labor Code which will requlre them lf awarded tbe contract
to pay oot less than said general per diem rate of wages set
for th to all laborer s, workmen and mechanics employed 1n
the e:a:ecutton of the proposed contract
C hief MasterSerp:ant:Claude
F. Gra;J, soo of Mrs . Era B.
Sormeoberc, 635-1/2 Plumer ,
Costa Mesa, 1s eelebrattng a
persooal silver anat.YefSU'J
aklog -r.tb me u.s. Atr Foree.
San Mtpl Cattle Company,
~--~~~.a cau~
toru1a Corpo:n.Hoa.; James H. DauefltrJ, Pruidellt,I716Win-
do'r• Drift, COII'OQa del Mar I
Calllorola 92&15. DR. f. KiMTOM II!SHOR!
A WONtn:Rt.A.'IIll OF llo'UJUI,'OG
I NV IT A Til INS. A .... Nl lll NCEM ENT'S,
ENGRAVt;O 'APKISS. ln ;UOING CAKEORNAME"-'TS.
GUEST !lOOKS IN t'ACT, A OSE.sTOP PAJlAUISE
FOR TilE URIDE·TO.HE
2384 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA
Phone 548·5794 Week Days 10 to S
miNK FALL
THINK
JEDJn tnhl
FALL SEPARATES Ill
GEIST -BLYLE -10KES
AND ANNE KLEIN
WISTCLIPr rL.UA -NriPOJtTift 1.-.
One and one-hal! Urnes the pren UJ.nc rate of wages shall
be paid any working time 1n eacess ot el(bt !lours lD any ODe
calendar day and for Saturdays, Sundays, aad lepl holidays,
unless other wise noted. For less then eijtht hours per d&J
the rate shall be that tracUon of the torecotng rate1 that
the number of hOur s bears to eight.
Each bidde r must submit with his btd a satisfactory check
certified by a r esponsible bank or a bklder'l bond made
payable to the order of the County ol OraDp in ao amoaat DOt
less than rive per cent of the sum bid u a cuarantee tbat tbe
bidder will enter into th e proposed Contract ll Ute arne It
awarded him. In the e•entortalluretoeotv into 1ucll Coatract,
the proceeds of the check wtll be torfetted or, 1n cue ol a
bond, the tun sum thereof will be forftlt.d to aid CoaatJ
of Orange.
Each bid must be on a blank 'form t\lrQ1tbed b7 tbe Couoty
of Orange.
The successful bidder shaU be required to tandlb, It time
of signing agreement, ODe .urety boCid wblcll! &ball protect
the laborers aod materlt.lmeo ud IM11 be for 100ft ot tbe
a mount of the Cootraet, lD aeeordaDCe wttb Sedioa 4I(M ~
the Gover nment Code, aDd ODt nrlty bODIS in tiM unoaat
ol I~ o! the Cootrae~ lf'IO'Illloolllr thO laltlllul performueo
of the Contract; said tloDcU to be flnt lfAW'OYid bJ tbe Cotld)'
Counsel and lD.surance AdmlDiltrator ot Orup Coaty.
The Board of SuperYttou r....,.. tbt rt&M to rejtd Ill)'
or all bids, and not oectllll'llJ acciPt tbt lowllt price b&d.
and to waJ•e any lntorma.Uty ID 1.01 b6d recetY«<.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OFOIUII<Z
COIINTY, CALIFORMIA
Dated September %6, 19'72
(SEAL)
w. E. sr 101111
Cooolj Clerk IIIII n.-Clark
of 1111 Board ol ......-. .. oruco c..cr. c~ 8J 1-AltO ''II
0..,
PubU ah: NtwPQrt Harbor E...,., 0. hbcc I 6 U, lt"'l.
Sergemt Gray Ia among tbe
meo and women wbri han eer-
•ed a qoarter of a century
wltb tbe youupst ot tbe na-
tioa'l 3 primary armed forces.
The Atr Fcree was estabUsbed
Sept. 18, 1947, wbeo Prealdeot
Barry S. 1'nllnu ~~-loto
law the Nollooal Seeortty Act.
The -eollll -ad miK-
IarJ semee In llarell, 11142,
01111 -~ bae&mo -of tbe orlllD&l 300,000 mem-
ber• ot the Atr Force. Re 1J
.... • llrot _...,. lor 1111
15eotb Orpn'a'"""'J Maia-
te ..... Sq-.. II Wolll> AFB,
Tnu.
Rewu eomm''*-' a-=·
ood tt-Ill INI ... ...,.
tho arialloo eodlt _...lid
-u .. --pllol. Allor World War D IOdad, 1111
wu ......... Ia 1111 rut<( m.ue.. ~ereeut bllt wun-
eallodloolflo.--<llrlll
lbo Bwb llrU. Bo--•MIJLS ~ lD till I'Mk fll .....
-IIUI Ia ....... 1110 IIIII
... ...,SPill Ia till .i+d = ol -:.:"'.::.."".:;.: •eo=•,_._..,
diiJ Ill o. ~-.II t•'· II-lllo -.. _.., .....
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Tbll bolllleu Ia boloc CCII·
daetod by a Kmltod partoer .
&hlp.
Slpodo 1. R. lloap!ry.
Tbll llalemootlllad Wllb 1111
eouoly clerk <( OraDco c..loly
.. , Sepl. 11, mz, ..,. s..or1y
1. M.-, dopeiJ -elort.
Publllllo Sepl. II, Zl, Oct. 5,
IZ, It'll, Ill 111111~
EIIIIIp.. F..JOitll
PASTOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL • , , • , f o4S laM,
WOIIHIP , •••• 11 A.M. •• 7 '·"·
alaLI! STUDY ,,,. ,, ...
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS ICII!IICI,
OP CO-A DEL 'MAR
ILIAMOI C. .IACIUOM• MIMIIfl• a-,-....... 11,00 a.m. a-, lellool •••••••• 11,00 a.m.
2411 .. COAIT HWY. 646-.1tl1
OUNG RIVER
MALE· .ar 18-cJ."'" .~-'
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By J . C. Humph rie'
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115-DDf
AIRCRAfT TUIHIHC
Airman Tbomaa J. Nuc-Jt.
SOD of Thomas B. Nupnt, 19!
FICTJTIOtS BTBINESS NAME Yorktown Ln., Costa Mesa, t.J
STATDI.ENT been autped toSb_.,rdAFB,
Tbe tolknr1Dc per1001 are Tuu, after complet1D& Air
dolac bui.Deu u: Almar Co., Force bulc train1zlC at the
11118 Newport B!Yd., Costa Air Tn.lniDg Commud's Lack.
Wea., C&Ut. 92627: Jack War-la.Dd AFB, Tea1, where he
reo Relnert. UOO NotUactaam studied the Air Foree mtsslon,
Rd., Newport S.eb, Callf. orpnlsa.Uotl aod li.LStoms aod
U660; Jack Albert Crans, received ~tal tutructJoo. ln
20U2 Eastwood Circle, Runt-buma.n relations.
lDCtoa Beaeb, Callt. 9!646. He tsas been assl&Jlfd to
Tb1J badness 11 be1Dg" coo-technical tralnln& ceDter
ducted by a pDII'al partner-Sll4!AJU'd tor spec.lallnd
oblp. ID( 111 the alrcnft maJillle,...:e
Slped: J. W. ReiDert, Ueld.
Tblo olatemoot alod wttb t:~~=~.~~g~;~~~= e-elort ol 0ruco c-, LEC.t.L
OD: S4pt. II, U'll, WilHam E.
St Jotil oooaly elort, by Boo-N011CE OF PUBUC REARING
trlJ J, ),lddoz., dtpatJ, Notice ia bareby ciYH tbl.t
hbU~: Stpt. 11.11, Oct. 5, tbe PI&ADlDC Comm.Luloa of
11,10'71, Ill UMNnportH&rbor tbe City ot Newport lleoeb will
Eulp. F -!01912 bold a pabDe beU'lDC OD tbe
. tA>Ueatioa of Q>eat WllterD
L.IGAL MOTJCI FIDuetel CorponUoo a.r a Uot
FICTrriOUB BlfliiiESS NAME Pormll 1815 lo-
STATEMI:MT eatad at No. n. *»UmrtDr ,...,.. are Mewport Ctattr, bl
OOiarc bMI1111 u: 'ftoo-tt?, clrlTe• teller .lllltl fbr
1111 Pwt -If PL, ""'· ponry llral>eb aYIDp ud
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No !*.,_• II ... -,,JO P.ll. Ill tilt ~ICIIom
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ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST, FIRST AND S~NGEST INDBPP.NDBNT
FEDERAL NOW HAS 4 CONVBNIENT OFFI TO SERVE YOU
s... a,.,.,.-Home Ofllce :260 o.:..n A...... ~ NlloaS ermc~~ L-ffllll•-
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TIIIEl Ill IIVEITIIE
14th s.ooon SEIIES 1s12 . 73
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE AUDITORIUM,
2701 FAIRVIEW COSTA MESA
RUSS POTTER
Fricby, October 6, 1972
8:00P.M.
"High Himalaya"
Wt journey to ooe of the most remote &Dd leut
kDon u•• of the world, the couotrles of the RIP
HtmalaJu, Tbroucb the historic Kb)'ber Pau with
tbe lqndary Khyber Rlfles. Across treacherOUI
1Jactera by Tlbertan Yak,. the only animal al.lft·
bXed eaouefl to tue u.s to the "Top of the World."
Pttll&wu, Gateway to India sl.D.ce the time of War eo
Polo. GUctt, a peaceful valley of glacier-fed riYers
wblre we witness the centuries-old use of mlnd
tJPaDI:IlDr drup. Kattrlstao, Isolated strooJboldofthe
dHadel1 Kaflrs, aDd barbaric rlluals nenr before
pbotolfapbed. The fabled land of Hunza, where amulna:
b•ltb produces loogevlty of over 100 years!
miQr< AT DOOR .•..•••••• $2.CIO
STUDENT ADMISSION AT DOOR ....... Jl.OO
SEASON TICKETS
Canclystriper of the year -.......... -atll~-..... -
·-· lilt -~ ·~·-"' lilt ,..... -a-aiCoaM-
m ... taJ ...... I n. a'ftl'd, Jl' 111111 d bp • ..,.. a. cu~-. .,....,,_
tnklr, ftl • NP'IM ot ... .._,. •• , 4111 lilrtlldoJcolaln-
U.O S0c>L It, 8JpaeW ...
Wtre MaJor JW fttm'Ntt:
Fred'llor.mJ, cliJ '"'"P'l
Cia-ol Comm-P<aol· -J-B. llolcalt ud Nlcbolu J. Zltow, tlileatlft
m-ol lilt C-.
Tbo blrlllday recoplioa boa-
oncl lilt It tq>loy-Ybo
faaq MI'Yed slDce tbe bos-
pUal-IJIIMI.
Tbo CaodJIIrJuot award, a KARl~ M.t;LMQUIST
aarpriH ~.D~~CMmctD*lt, was Parker, R.N.; Georptte Rlcb-
coordloalod Yltb lilt .,_lal Uda, N.A.: -Seborer,
by lilt Aalllary -d ol dl-mldlcal lnMertbtr; Jamto
nelora ud Mu. Tbomu A. Sboebaa, ndloJoo, J!ott1 Sbi•-
Laned, C&Ddystrlptr ld'rl801'. ers, admw.tntlye MCretuyi
Kar1a bu YOlaateered ewer Dorothy TboOJPal, R.N., dJ-
260 bovl siDce JoiD1Dc tbe rector of IIIII'HS, Rlu TOtlflJII.
Cucl7ttrlpers ooe ud a batt eldet teelmictan, laboratory,
yeara aco. H« lti"Y1c:e to tbe and Pat Wall, N,A.
bolpllal baa btcllldod •orklac
.. lilt 11ft -·-"' tbe yloJJcr c:oalrol do.t, deU.er-TEA AND FASHIONS tor matl ud flowers to lbe Our Lady oUU,CarmeiGulld
MilS JAMES S MATTER oal!eals, IUidas....,nrpallenta of Newport Beacb Ylll open
· ' In menu NlecUOD, C11rreaUy tbelr 1912-73 acUYttiea wttb H h A 0 I• h t abe works lntbeAUilllarJmes-a tea aod tashtoo show at2p,m. eat er nn fP an seager sernceud188181sln Thuroday, October 12, btlhe
admttttug and diseharJlDI pa-partsb hall at 1441 W. Balboa d J S M t t tteata from lhe -ltal She BIYd. Beeauoe !Ills -· to We 5 am e 5 a e r wu prelldeal of the CaodJ. be Columbus day, the decora-
• stripers 1D 1971. tiona wtu be In appropriate
M1 Heather Aim Ollpba.ot ers ot AlejlDdro's rutaurant Karin, wbo Is tbe .daTJCbter style. Mrs. Robert Beolsb aod beca: the l:r'lde of James In Corooa delMar. Tbe croom's of Mr. and Mrs. Jo!D Malm-Mrs. Louis Edwards, eo-cbalr-
Stephe Matt iD a <kMlble ring parents are Mr. aoo Mrs. Wll-qulst ot Costa Mea, bu been men. are In eb:arge of the event.
n b ~ Saturday Sept llam Matter of Lakewood. a member of tbe lhlcleD.t' coo-FashlollB will be sho1rn by ~:re~e ~etgbborbood con: Tile bride wore a IOW'll of gress at Newport Harbor Higb Lorra.itle Sutherland. cr~p.Uoral Church in Laguna dotted swiss made wtthatiK:ked tor the past 4 years. Sbe 11 E TO SPAIN 8 h bodice and rtdfled sleeves &Dd an hoool' studeotaod•ascboserl CRUIS ~~ · bride is tbe daughter neckliDe. It was trimmed with Key Club ~ 1D ber NaY}' reserve persoooel mao
t 14 and Mrs Ray Ollpbant old faahloned embroidered rlb-junior year. tblrd class DaYid W. Metcalf, 0
r. • t mer own boos Her elbow length veU Tbe 29 employees booored son of Mr. and Mrs. Josepb
of LaCUJil S.ch, or -wu held by a flowered cluster. tor their semce are: Mabel R. Metcalf ol 2798 Bluebird
LEGI.L NOTICE She was attellded by her sis-Aroette, R. R. L.; Geneva Circle, Costa Mesa, Is oo an
ters JennUer, Kathy and Lori BrowlliDc, N.A.; Shirley Col-active duty trainl.ng cruise 1D
NOTICE TO CREDITORS oUpbant, a couslll, Jill Brown, liD, R. N.; Lois Cooterly, L. Rota, Spain., He Is a 1967gradu-
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE aDd Jana Sbaper. The attend-V. N.; Mary Cooper, bouse-ate of the UnlversityofArlzooa
llfW'UIIT HA*IIIIIIIGII
I'UIUIIED IEBLY -.PAIIE I
PAPER IACX-$2.:15
al
RJCBA.RD'S Gin SHOP,
at tlllr&Dct to lJdo,
Nowporl Beacb
KINSM.U'S, Lellure
Wc."kl Ceoter, l&&d&
Hilla
111UIISDAY, OCT. I,. 1m
CIIIIIIIA DfL IW, CAL
DOG OBEDIENCE
PIIYAli TRAIIIG &
Novice
Thrv
Utility
CUSSES FOI All lllfEDS .:16-__.
AltO, 5Choonnt For Dot Tr•l,.rs
MARTINCREST KENNELS
lOA. OS ALL ••nos
CYPRESS 546·0989
AN HEIGHTS (Good for any six admissions)
ADULT .. $10.00 STUDENT .. $ 5.00
AVAILABLE AT:
Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club, Box 1501, Newport
Beach, 92663, 646-2163 or any member of the
Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR ants wore blue and white glng-keeper, Modesta Cruz, Lab in Tucson.
THE COUNTY OF ORANGE ham gowns. tecbDJ.clan; NataUeCygan. busl. ===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==== No. A-73901 The groom's brother, Doug~ 11ess ofllce; Anoe Dilberto,
Estate or CHARLOTTE M. las Malter, wu hl5 beot man. R.N.; Carol DUIIJai>, dleUtlan: COMPLETE SERVICE
RHODES, Deceased. Another brother, Brad Matter, Marcell Ferret. N.A.; Helen
NafiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN served as usher, along wltb Fla.Dapn, R.N.; Beverly Fran.
Forctt Hardware, 2205 W. Balboe. Blvd., Newport
Beach.
to tbe creditors ot the above the brlde'abrotber,GeorgeOU-clscus, R. N.; AUce Freuod, you• HOM I-YOU• AUTO-YOU• aU SINISI
named decedent that all persons pbant, aod frleDds, John Rich R. N.; Noreen Grnes, N. A.; p 17 (7
WI CARl AIIOUT YOU-YOUa PAMILT
Lawson Realty, 3416 Vla LJdo, Newport S.ch.
Wutcllff Shoes at Westclltf Piau.
baring cta1ms against the said and Mite Clawsoo. Helen Greemrood, R.N.; Kath-L'Jgger.s C/n.suro nce
1
c:Jnc.
decedent are required to tile Tbe new Mrs. Matter Is a ryn Griuell, N. A.; Jean Jen-,._ o. BOX
88
,
2711
E. COAST tfWY.
them, wttlltbenecessaryvouch-gradua.te of Laguna Beach higb sen, R.N.; Janet Kesner, R.N.; COfiK)NA det MAft. CA.
12121
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ers, 1D the otftce of the clerk school and Jotm Robart Powers ~~rlr~ud~e~K;Ieln,~~N~-~·~-~: ~Alda~~~======~~~~§§§~===~==:!~~~~~~,~~ ot tbe above entitled court, or modellDg scboot. Her husbaDd Livermore, ceotraJ supply,
to presellt tbem, wltb the~-p-adated from Lakewood blgb Harriet Owen. N.A.; Kathleen .
eua.ry Youcbera, to tile llllder-aebool attended Su.Dlegostate
• ._ at lilt o111ete ol HAR-Co~ IUid 15 -atteodlng
WOOD ' ADKINSON, 550 New-Fullerton state Collep.
port CeDter Dr1Ye, Sutte 434, Upon their return from a
Newport Beach, Callfornia, booeymoon in Hawa.ll, they will
wblch l.s the place ot business uve in Fullerton. Water Bottles?
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MEET BILL. •
of tbe undersigned in all matters
perta.JniDg to the estate of said
decedeot, withlo tour mooths
after tbe nrst publlcaUon of
tbls Dottce.
Dated September 19, 1972.
HE LEN SHARP, E xecutrlJ: of
the Will ot the above na.med
decedent.
HARWOOD 1r ADKINSON,
Post omce Bo:r 1907, Newport
Beach, CA 92663, 644-1313,
Attoroeys for EucW'Ix.,
Publlsb' Sept. Zl, 28, Oct. 5,
12, 1972,1.n the Newport Harbor
ED.J:tp.
•
Wm. "Bill" Harold, General Sale& ....,_., ud
another dtnctor of tbe De'W' car "Golde11 Toacb" t..m.
BUI and wlte, Rosemary, U.O cttreet tbt aeth1Ue1 of
four robust boJ• at tbe1r loYe)J borne • lbe rOid from
Johnsoo and Soo. .u an u --u -.r.Jq bla
Nuy days, 8111 aDd tbe JIDI Dow tbe crowd bow to
cheer at all the Mater DellllJDN aad 101 eaa bit tbeJ'U
all be rootlnr lor brothtr, Mtte, u be deltroJ• lbt
competition rrom btl btbacMr'a Cd at lilula AM
Collece. 111 the ott MUOD you w1.D 8Dd tbt Ruoldl
hlldllll tor th• oeuelt mo6cwblke part. A 80Ud etu..
all the n,y ••• led the Johuoa alea Jtatt to aa all Ume
record year ...
TROJAN ALUMS PLI.N
HOMECOMING VISIT
Harbor Area Tro)a.n Alumni
plan an en mass return to USC
for the Oct. 21 llomecomiDg
game with Washington, accord-
Ing to Alumni Club President
Warren Gibbons. Buses will
depart Irvine Coast Country
Club at 9 a.m. for a pre-
game picnic oo the campus,
•here a special table and tent
ba.ve been reserved. Reserva-
tions may be made with Coo-
rad Schweitzer, 2615 Alta Vista
Dr •• Ne1rp0rt Beacb, 92660, Tbe
deadline tor reservatioo.s Is
Oct. 6.
W:r. ScbweJtr.er said that
buses W"!U be cbartered for
both the OCLA ud Notre Dame
came• u there is sutftclent
interest sbo"ftl...
MONEY PROBLEMS?
"MiDd over money," a work-
shop 1D t:am11J money manaae-
ment, wtll be offered by the
Oruce Coast EYeniDg College
Monday, Oet. 9, trom 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. 1D the Estancia blgh
school forum. There Is DO tui-
Uoo and per80DB may register
at the lecture.
Workshop lecturer 11 Mrs,
Oorotby Wenck. home adY18or
tor the U::: agrlcuHural nteo-
slon ID Or~..~~p Couoty. Tbe
session is aimed at be~
husbuds and wins wbo are
bariA& money managemeot dlf.
ftcu1ties.
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lut'• *""*''a eeqhrt tD Tbe llefltld ~~eq.t•e, eom-•I'WPOI't Ctllter'l ""ncltl miMlooed by tbl lrriDI Com-
Jlaa wtll bt Ylewed bJ more PDJ, 11 Mr. Van lrd eu 1,000 bwUed .,..U ot maJor cootr1baUoa to
lbo Noopart Ratt>or r..-tton c-. "" 40 ,..._.,..ed Ia c.tiDOidts at '1 p.m. today, crete lDtaCUol ltll'rouod
Oct. s. tw1D lrYtDe Towera aDd
THIS FOUNTAIN SCULPTURE by Los Angeles artist Tom
Van Sant wlll be llllVetled at 7 p.m. todaY, Oct. ~. ln the
Union Bank building courtyard in Newport Center. The
artist applies the process of electro-deposition, developed
by the aerospace industry, to arttstlc uses. The process
utilizes a fiberglass for m model with alloys sach as .aJckel
and bronze being electrolytically deposited onto the form.
The fiberglass for m is then heated and removed to create
the fr ee-standing metal form.
They defy the iinx
People involved in the theatre
are traditionally superstitious
--so much so they even con-
sider it bad luck to wish a
performer "good luck." Instead
they say, "break a leg."
Consider then the tremendous
courage (or sheer guts) of the
cast and crew of "Ugllt up
the sky," Irvine Community
Theater's l1rst oUeriog of the
new season.
It opens at 8:30p.m. Friday
the 13th of October!
anne Park abate the stage lD
important ctw'acter portray-
als, while PaW Steel and Chuck
Benton appea.r ln cameo roles.
Joyce CoDDOlly beads the
bllcltstage staff as auista.nt di-
rector and stace maDapr.
Carole Levy is In charge of
properties. Ctwek Bentoo &nd
Barbara Garlicb handle tbe
Ugbting and make~ cbores.
''Ligbt ~ the sky" W'Ul play
Oct. 13-14, 20-21, 27-28, aod
Nov. 3-4 ln the UCJ humanities
hall playhouse. Curtain Is at
8:30. Reservatlons maybe made
by calling 646-3178.
COLLEGES INVITED TO
SEEK PHDTO PRIZES
last season, "You can't take The first annual college cal-
it with you," also co-penned endar photo contest at 90ranp
by Moss Hart. County colleges Is annouoced
Ala1t-Le¥y; -Bet It 'Fitus, AliD , by .tbe sponsor, Pa.atastic Corp.,
Lapp Fraacu KcCawa_ Daniel 2081 Su JoaqlllD HUls Rd.,
For d: Wllllam Cullen, Erskine Newport CeDler.
The very tunny Moss Hart
comedy is being directed by
Tom Titus, wbo directed it
for Westmloster Community
TDeater 4 seasons ago, and wbo
a 1so directed the final show of
MordPn, Jack O&fJorn. and Sw.-N. Prestoo DeiAocy, presi-
dent of the pW)Ucly-owned conf-
pany, wiUeb markets p&Dtybo3e
on a oattomrtde buts. aid tM
contest is belng used as a
means to obtain 12 color pic-
tures to be used by Panta.stic
In producttoo of Its 1973 cal-
endar. He saJd prizes 1Delti:M
$600 in easb am more than
1,000 pairs otpa.ntybose.
l,.liGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
SUPERIOR COURT Of THE
STATE Of CAUFORNIA FOR
THE CO UNTY OF ORANGE
No. A-73812
Estate of HAZEL W. BALA-
TON, aka HAZE L WEST BAL-
ATON, aka HAZE L WEST CON-
LE Y, aka HAZEL W. CONLEY,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to the creditors of the aboYe
named decedent that aU persons
having claims agalnst the said
decedent are required to rue
tbem, with tbe oecessary vouch-
ers, ln tbe omce of the clerk
of the above entJUed court,
or to present tbem, with the
oece.ssuy voucbers, to the
underslped at the otftce of
bls attorneys: KEENE 'DION,
Suite 510 A Yeo Flnaneial Cen-
ter, 620 Newport Center DrJte,
Newport Beach, Ca11forn1a
T be eootest Is beifll con-
ducted from Oct. 1 Ul:rougb Oet.
31 at Orange Coast College,
SadcUeback College, Santa Ana
College, UCI. Calstate-FuDer-
too, Cl».pman College, Fuller-
too Junior College, Cypress
College aDd Golden West Col-
lege.
DANCES TO BENEFIT
MENTALLY RETARDED
Friday Digbt dances for tbl:
merblly retarded are be1Dc
plamed ln Costa Wesa becln·
nlng Oet. 13, the city's Dew
department of leisure senlces
anoounced this weet.
Tbe dedtcatloo of the lllbted famed "•lod chtmes" are ...,,a 1n the courtyard ad-cated ill FaahJoo lalud.
)aCIIIt to tbereceotlycompleted Named ''Fam.lb' Gl'o~"
18-ltory Unloa BIDk building, the artl5t, tbt 6MuDJD
tlO Newport Ceoter Drlve, will ttae brlnp toptber 4
lDelwle the UDOUDCement of and bronze forma omoer~ln1
planl by tbe tooodatloo to real-from a plateau renectioo
1H a ma):tr cultural eomplu which spills Into a
at Newport Cf!Dt.er . tOUDdi.D& moat. Tbe
Alu C. Stooeman, fotmdatloD created by the
pnlldeot, Is eiJ)eeted to an. tro-depos1Uoo,
IOUDCe the creatioo or a cul-aerospaee lDdwltry aDd
taral center developmeut" 1\md applled to art1stlc uses by Mr.
to launcb the project wbicb Vu sa.ot.
Woold senetbegreatereoub.l BPW MEETS TOHICHT u... S\D'rouodlng Newport
Beach. The hDd will tloanee Tbe Newport Harbor .. ~;;.;,;!
tbe lnl.ttal plaoning and design oeas ' Prolesstonal w,
eooc:epts for tbe cultural com-wlll boldthelrbl-moothlymeet-
ples:. tnc lhil ..,entng, Oct. 5, at
William R. Mason, president tbe Mesa Verde CountrH~~y ~C~Iub~ of tbe lrYioe Compaoy will 1o Costa Mesa. Guest
formally announc:e the 'com-will be Aodrew J.
pany's commitment to the com-county assessor. The
mWl.lty to provide a suitable ls Invited. Dinner Is at
locatloo for the cultural com-
pies: at Newport Center. The
ezact location and acreage wUI
be determined wben prelim-
inary development plans are
presented.
0 . w. (Dick) Richard, presi-
deot of Ric hard's Markets, has
been named booorary chairman.
Mrs. Donakl (Tool) Ayers Is
event chairman.
Dignitaries invited to par-
Uclpate in the community cul-
tural event include Newport
Beach Mayor Donald Mcinnis;
State Senator Deno.ls Car-
penter; Assemblyman Robert
E. Badham; AI Auer, flce presi-
dent of commercla.l denlop-
ment of the lrrlne Company;
and artist Van Sant.
Officers of the Newport Har-
bor fouodatloo, ln addition to
Mr. Stoneman. are David
Emmes, ~Ice presideot; Dooald
We han zna.DYmanelousoew
materials ••. stainless steels,
alomlnum alloys and plastics.
Yet. oo man-made material
compares with human bones
tor tbe Job theY must do.
We combine rtne drugs, pre-92660, •bleb ls the p)ace of
clslon compowxltng and a busioess ol tbe uoderslgued ln
friendlY atmosphere at BAY-all matters pertalnlag to tbe
SIDE PHARMACY, ln Bayside estate ot sa.ld decedent, within
C e~~ter. lnYited out? Take your Iota moottls after the flrstpub-
bostess a bo:a: ol our dellclous UeaUon of this oottce.
The dances will be held at
the community recreatloo ceo-
ter at Oranee Cotmty Fair-
grooMs, begt.an.ln& each Fri-
day at 7 p.m. and Last1ng until
9 p.m. Local rock tuds W'tU
be feattaed.
For comblned strength, fied-
biUty and Uptweigtll, our boaes
are almost perfectly sulted.
Your .tdn boDe, for ea.mple,
Russell stover candy. Haring· Dated September 13, 1972:.
a party? Let olD' Card N' Party Pbilton G. Balatoo, E:a:ecl&or
stql s~ly Ideas and party of the Will of the aboYe Dllmed
goods. Phone 675-3040. decedeat.
eoukt ~t 30 U.mes your • • •
KEENE &: DION, Attoraeys
at La.w, Suite 510 A~co Fi-
nancial Ce~~ter, 620 Newport
Ceoter Drl~e, Newport Beacll. wetpt . • • the equtnlent ol HANDY HINT: After the
Mrs. Carla Schwer ol tbe
leisure semces departmeot
said stmllar daDces lD put
yeus had drawn crowds ol.
abo!j 150 weekly from all OYer
Orange Coooty.
u automobile ••• yet lt la party, pt. rid of cookiDg odors
nnlble and Upt eDOUCb for and clp.rttte smote 1D mtrnates
J011 to Uft U ea.s11J. by burDine a CI.Ddt. lD each
Calltornla 92660, Telepbooe o DANCE TROUPE AT OCC
844..-8181, Attoraeys for EJ:eeu-Orange coast Collep will
tor. host the flrst publlc perform-
011r preeertptloo MtYlce la
portoetiJ IIUited "' ,_ ooecls.
room.
(Ad'r.}
Pttlllsb: Sept. Zl, 28, Oct. 5, anee or the oew MatU t...ucoe
12, 19?Z, 1n the Newport Barbe.-Dance Th•tre Co~, mod-
Eutp. ern dance ~ from Santa
HOW LON& MUST MY HUSBAND AND I HAVE
BEEN MARRIED TO QUA Ll f Y ME, AFT9. HIS
DEATH, FOR A WIDOW'S 'PENSION 7
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Tat: Luke 111: 41-44
"And when be wu come ••r, be belleld
ttie city, aDd wept over It, llayllll, Jr thou
hadat known, even tbou, at leut In thla
thy day, the thlnp which be lOili omto t/ty
peace! but now they are hid from thine
eyee. For the daye shall come upoo thee
that thine enemies shall cast a trench I!Klut
thee, and compass thee round, and keep
thee In on every side, And shall lay thee
OR' OF
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even with the ground, and thy children within thee; and they shall not leave In
thee one stone upon another; because thou knewest not the time at thy visitation.
In Christ Jesus, fellow Christians;
This Is a Sunday that marks a solemn annlvereary on the calendar at
the Church. Nineteen hundred years ago, In thla same month at Au1uat, In the
year 70 A.D., Titus Caesar, son of the Roman Emperor, Vespaslan, marched
his Roman legions Into the city at Jerusalem after a siege of. almost two yean
and razed the city completely to the ground. When his leglonnalrles were fin-
ished with their task of destruction, not one structure was left standing In a
city which prior to the beginning of the siege was crowded with more than three
million people. The historian, Flavius Josephus, who was a participant In the
siege and an eyewitness of the destruction d. the city, wrote In summary,
"'Accordingly, the multitude of those that therein perished exceeded all the de-
s tructions that either men or God ever brought upon the world." (Wars~ the
Jews, Book IV, Ch. IX) Jesus was not exaggerating when He predicted that not
one stone would be left upon another.
It Is highly s ignificant that the symbol which was displayed on the
s tandard s of the Roman legions wh ich ravished the Holy City was Nero's signet,
sometimes called the cross of Nero. It was a symbol In the shape d. the upside-
down cross with broken arms on which Nero crucif~ecl the Apostle Peter four
years before the fall or Jerusalem. Early in his tory It was also known as "the
s ign of the broken Jew." The use of that symbol was Emperor Nero's diabolical
way of displaying his scorn and hatred for the message of the cross of. Christ.
Ves pasian, who became Emperor shortly after Nero committed suicide, shared
Nero's s corn for the rebellious Jews and their religion.
In recent times, that symbol has reappeared and has become univer-
sally popular. People are calling il a peace symbol, but they do so in blind
ignorance. For it is nothing ol the sort. In truth it is quite the opposite. The
broken cross is at'l anti-peace symbol because it is a symbol of something antl ...
Christian whereas the cross of Christ is truly a symbol of peace. As we
observe this t900th anniversary of the destruction of Jerusalem as !oretold by
our Lord ln the Gospel lesson for today, we want to talk about these two
c rosses: THE CROSS OF NERO OR THE CROSS OF CHRIST. Which will It be?
Which one ls the true symbol of. peace? We shall observe that one is actually
a symbol of death and destruction while the other Is a symbol of life and salva-
tion, a symbol that imparts peace to the hearts of the people ol God.
I. The incident recorded here occurred near the end ol our Lord's
earthly ministry. Jesus had come to Jerusalem to participate in the Passover.
It was a visit that led to His death on the cross. ''When he was comP. near, he
beheld the city " probably from a hilltop vantage point near the Mt. of. Olives,
"and wept over'·rt;rr What those tears teach us about the burden at love Jesus
had in His heart for lost, sinful, alienated people! As He wept, He said, "H
thou hadst known, even thou, (these people of all people) at least In this thy day,
(when they had Jesus In their midst to teach them God's truth) the things which
belong unto thy peace! But now they are hid from thine eyes."
He had come to them on a mission of merl:y as the Prince of Peace.
He had come to show men they are mistaken In treating God as their enemy be-
cause they think He Is angry and wants to get even with them because of. their
"ln. He came to show them that the only path of peace ls the path that leada
from heaven to the manger to the cross back to heaven again, and that this path
Is now open for us too. He came to teach that It Is folly to think that you can be
at peare with your brother If you are not at peace with your Father. Aa Paul
put It to the Ephesians who had once been foreigners to the family of. God, "Now
In Christ Jesus, ye who sometimes were far off are made nigh by the blood of.
Christ. For He Is our peace," who came "to make In himself of twain one new
man, so making peace; and that he might reconcile both unto God In one body by
the cross.''
This is the si mple truth about peace which the people of. Jerusalem
rejected. They wanted peace, but not the kind dfered by the Prince of Peace.
Because they spurned God's peace alter, they doomed themselves. In His proph-
ecy Jesus foretold that doom. Their city was about to be destroyed completely.
Not one stone would be left upon another, He said. The ultimate Irony came when
the Roman legions finally breached the walls of. the city carrying standard• which
displayed the symbol of the broken cross, a symbol Indeed of death and deatrac-
tlon.
The reappearance of. that symbol today reminds us that we live In
Urnes that are similar, -times of. Ignorance of the truth, times when men do not
know the things that belong unto their peace, times when men cry "Peace! Peace!
when there is no peace" except In Christ. (CODtloued out week)
A LOOK AT THE BOOK
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A man who commits • wroaJ .a-whO INa. tiJht more often I TboM are p ihy ol thre • ~
or lleala, or murdert-i• JUilty ol tin. There it omiiMon to wt.om the Kina when He _..
another kind of ain , howe¥er, which rno11t of in Hit a)ory lh1ll aay, "For I ... • t.coaaawd,
ue ~~»mmil and of which we are rarely coa-'nd ye p'le Me no meat: oUecL _. JW
aciou&. Thi1 ia not the lin ol doint IOfl'llthiq dothed Me not : tidl., Md ia priloa. ... ,.
wror~a but: the ain of fa.iUna to do IOmoilld1iq vittted Me DOt. n.n lball 11M7 a11o __.
which ia riJht-the sin of omillioft. Some t1a Him, •rtna. Lotd. wtMa MW .,. '1'111111 •
;. not a ahina we do. Some am il a tllma·-. huqred. or arthi,., or a ...,...,.., ot ..uct.
"don'l''r Thla Lin often aprinp from carete. or ak.k, or In .,....._, and dkl aot ,..w.• ....,
ne~~, Nlftlhneel, or mdiWereDCe: IDd the child Thet1 Thea IIMU He _.... ~ ..,.._,
of God il .. frequeratJy tuiltJ of tlllit kiDd ol Verily 1 •Y .-o you, ~ • ~ Alit
ala 11 il the unconverted mlln. We "-•• ID not 10 OM ol 1M 1.-t ot .....:, ye cld I& Mt
-tty 10 oay • ....-d wblcll wll 11ri111 10 Me'" (M111"-1S:42.4S). Tho Wonl ...
"""""" i-• ....,. bwfy -,.,, Mod .. not .-.! -........ oddod ...........
fail to 11M tdnntaae ot dNI taJJLfttc ity. W• n.:=---1 ......... aldlole ill e+rt m ..t
filii to cau dlo Ume to Wp -•• wllo lo In -...S to ,.-. 11ooW • -6o • bu.-..!-~ .... foil ..... -· ol , ....... lilltllo---....... . ..... -.... ., ... -.~.. TlMta.,.._;,..,., __ ......... ..
f•JI in dNM.,..... -w= .. .,. W!l. ~ 111t ed ,., wtdl ._.. Mwll. -we a..e Wl a's ....... -., .... -... -. _,..... ............... -..
n.IIWe..,..'"Tollloo .... k•o,..todo Mod wo ..... --...... -w ...,.r....S ....... Il-.to-llloriW"(-......... ., ..... -.Mrl._ll_._.
4Jf7). W•. Wlllllll ....... W W II. ilt -.• Jl...-1 W., p II M
f
Golden Text : "Hu .... ,~,. MilA
HilA walo y0t1, u if' (Jolul 2:5).
II ~cor::<eJ:~ C..::!i !~
cordinr to Jolla. the biab
IDCI lofty r."._ of tile
....... i.ot clearly otatod
In John 20:30, 31. "ADd
111111y other eicne truly
clld 1-ill the pt.....a of bla cllo-
ciplel, wbith are DOt wiittea in thil
boo~-:: But thete are writtaa. that ye mlclrt believe that ] ..... le the Chri.ot,
the 5011 of God ;.IDCI that bdie-ri"f
fC micbt ba .. tifelb~ bie .._
Thut the inspired wnter preKDts
jUit -facts c:oncemine ;-which will produce a sa'finc faath in
Him u the Meuiah (" Alloiatecl
0..") end the 5011 of God. He"' it
ehould be noted that the woro "limo"
ia the author'• way or describi.nc the
miracle~ of Jesus (d. John 2 :11;
4:54). Sucb a term designates the
.oiritual aign.i6caDCe of the Saviour's
''milf>ty worb."
Since tbe apostle John believed
that Ju.. dieplayecl His £Tact IDCI
power in the performance of min.-
des, be has made a careful selection
of a number of these acts of power
in ordtt to fu16.11 his notable aim in
writing the Gospel. Therefore, the
eight miracles or sigus, which have
been recorded in the fo urth Gospel,
should be carefully noted. 1. The
Ot&n(ing of Water into Wine, 2 :I·
I I ; 2. The heaJing of the Nobleman's
Son, • :43·54 ; 3. The Healing of the
Lame Man at the Pool of Bethesda,
5:1·16; 4. The Feeding of the Five
Thousand, 6 :1·15 ; 5. The Walking
of Jesus on the Sea of Galilee, 6 :16-
21 ; 6. The Re5toration of the Man
Bom Blind, 9:1-41; 7. The Raising
of Lazarus from the I:lud, 1 t :1·57;
8. The Serond Miraculous Draught
of Fishes, 21 :1·14. In the study of
the Gospel of John, attention will be
given to a number of theae signs
which have been preserved by a
faithful eyewitness who bears a di-
rect testimcmy to the glory of the in·
eamate Cllriat.
The outline of the present lesson,
which is entitled "The Miracle at
Ca.na.," it as toiJows :
t. The Historical Sdting of the
Miracle (John 2 :1, 2)
2. The Miracle Performed (John
2 :3-10)
3. The Sirui6cance of the Mlro· de {]olm 2:fl)
THE HISTORICAL SmiNG Of
THE MIIIACU
In Jolm 2 :I, 2 we rud u followa:
"And the third day there wu a mar-ri.,. ill Cena of Galilee ; and the
.
The
TNI CMifiTIAM IIACOM 2 Ill ... ...... .... ............. .... -..... ' .
-of ]-. wu th<T<: And both ]...,. wu coiled. and Isla diocl·
plel. to the marriap. • It i1 iaterat-lar ID '"* die cxoct dclailo of time and lliacll wbido ............ by the foouih ....,rill. Tho "lhllll .,..
of -I lo.., be o.a-.1 f.-the ~ lut ... odoaod (ct. I >43-51).
Ooi lbla putleular day wbldo bo<•D'C . -..~~~e-.--........ rlop-f-In Caaa of GoWoo. In
the opaioa of Dr. Gutaf Dolman,
"tbla Cona 1111111 be -"t In /Cieir-... IC-about ....,. IDCI a ball
milt~ IIOrtb of Nuamh. This is the
only place when the -Cana is rw-nec1 In GaJUee ,._.., IDCI tbe
_, ~fiatim '" Goliloiot
('of Galilee) wu ~~~-..-E bly to diet!ncuith it from the
Cana, ~ that Galilee ho but
Ofll c--. whu:h in aU tibJjhood wu
Khirbet IUna" (cf. s ... ,tJ s11 .. .u w,., ,.__ by Paul P. t...ertofl,
1935, p. 101). Conceming Cana of
Galilee, it should be noted that it
was the home of Nathanael who was
brought by Philip to J~sus (cf. John
t :45-51; 21 :2). On this occasion of
a marriage, the 'mother of Jesus was
prestut as a friend or possibly u a
relative. It is worthy of note that
Mary, the mother of JCIUI, comes be-
fore ua twice in the fourth Gospel,
at the beginnini' and at the end of
the lord's public miniatry (2:1·11
and 19:ZS.Z7). Further "'!em>ee
may be made to John 6:42 where
~aus' mother is mentioned, but never
name here nor any other place in
s Goepd. Vene 2 may be reGdered
u followa : ''ADd JCIUI alto wu
ca.Ued and hit dixipla to the mar·
riace." In rqard to this atatc:mart,
the conuna>t of On. Millipn IDCI
Moultoa is rclennt. "The form of
the 8elltence thows that our chid
attention it to be 6xccl on Jetut, DOt
.., the disciplt~. They ......, invited
u His disciples. Thote who came
were probably the 6Ye or "aix mea-
tioned in ch&P.ter J, viz, Andrew,
Simon Peter, Ph!Jip, Nathanael, and
John himself (and probably Jama)''
(cf. William Milli~an and William
F . Moulton, Tht Gospd Acco,.di11g lu
Joh•, 1883, p. 40).
THE MllACU PERFORMED
Verses 3-S rud aa follows: "And
when tht"y wMted wine!, the mother
of )t'IUS saith unto him, They have
no wine. Jesus saith unto her, Wo-
rnan. wht have I to do with thee?
mine hour is not yet come. Hit
mother aaith unto the ~rvants, What·
~ver he aaith unto you, do it.''
When the wine failed durinK the
course of the marri&Kt-feast, the
mother of· Jetua infonnt Him CCil-
cemin« the teriouJ dif&euJry which fact~ the family. In liDIIW.,. to tbla
porplexinr oltuatioto, Jauo · ·~· 'Woman, what han I to do wstb
thee? mine hour it not yd c:ome."
10 .... be<n riptly _...., that
there io IIOthinjr cli1t~ful in the
cenn ''Woman" by wbkh Jetlll thus
add.......S His mother. l:,UI' reply
with the wordl, •')fine r lt aGe
yet come," may simply be oabn to
-that the hour of the a>onlf-
tioo of His ~ II 110t :rot come.
Thus the prea• momeat for tuch •
murifettati<XI wu .an ia the future.
Tbe"'fore. the II10ther of ]<1111 ays
to the servants, HWhatloeter be
aaith unto you, do it."
In venn 6-8 we read thete warda.
"And there were aix waterpotl of
stone, after the manner of the puri-
fying of the Jews, containing two or
three firkins apiece. Jesus saith unto
them, Fill the waterpots with water,·
And th~y filled them up to the brim.
And he saith unto them, Draw out
now, and bear unto the penor of
the feasL And they ban: it." M an
eyewitness, the apostle Johr. reaDs
the number of the waterpoU, their
material and size. It should be noted
that the firkin wa.s equal to about
nine gallons. so that each waterpot
contained more than twenty gallons,
making about 130 gallons in all. ln
order to m~t a particular need on
thi~ festive occasion, Jesus gave defi-
nite commands to the servants, and
they obeyed. Concerning the interpre-
tation of verse 8, the remarks of Dr.
J. A. McOymont are interesting.
"We may suppose the creative act
to have taken place between the fill-
ing up of the waterpots with water
and the drawing out at the Lord's
command. The servants could not
fail to perceive the change that had
taken place ( v. 9) ; but, either by the
command of Christ, or of their own
wish to avoid an exposure of the
rlifficulty in ' which the household had
bttn plact."d, they make no remark
about it'' (cf. Tlu GMP,l Actordiflfg
to St. Joh", n.d., p. 135).
Panel discussions
Verses 9, 10 are as follows : 'Whm
the ruler of the feast had tasted the
water that was made wine, and knew
'1"t wf.f'T1ce it wa,: (hut the acr.vants
., ~:ch drew the \\' •t;:-r kne..-.o;) the
governor of the fca.tt called· the
bridegroom, and saith unto bini,
Every man at the beginninc doth let
forth rood wine ; and when men have
wen drunk, then that which iJ wone:
but thou hut kepi the ..,00 wine Wltil
now." Tbcee two vertea witntll to
the completenw of the miracle. The
chanrin« of the water illto wine ....
been .._.u..c~ •• ooe of the mat
nature miradtl wblch our Lord per-
formed. Here a dutive aet hu
tnrly Oaken plac:o I In co.-don with
the expreuiOD Hrood wine'' In nne
10, the comment of Dr. Albert
Bamt1, en American Pmbyteriu
miniater of a century ago, i1 worthy
of note. "It should 110t be UIUtlled.
therefore, that the 'lfOC)CI wine' wu
slrortgtr than the other. It iJ nther
to be presumed that it was milder.
That would be the b11t wine cer-
tainly. The wine referred to here
wu doubtleu such 11 was commonly
drvnk in Palestine. That wu the
pure juice of the frl.pe. It wu not
broncliecl wiM; nor dnoned wine:
nor wine oompounded of ftrioua tubo-
atanca auch u we drink iD thit land.
The common wine dnmk in PalatiDe
wu that which wat the almplt iulce
of the rnpe" (d. Not11 o• llu N,.
T~tto....,r, n.d., Vol II, p. 197).
with Or. S.m~l H. Sutkerl•nd
.,.d Or Ct-1•r1u L. Fel,berg
,.10M THI IIOL• I.O.DCUTIIIl
Q . L~peer, Mich. "What type vf
baptism is spoken of in Joh n 1:22?
Were the people whom John bap-
tized m Matthew 3:11 save df If
not, what was the purpose of this
baptism?"
A. They were baptized for the re·
mission of their sins as these were
confessed before God. The Lord
jesus had not yet appeared on
earth when john the Baptist came .
preaching in the wilderness of Ju·
daea. The purpose was to indicate
cleansing and repentence from the
old life, and a readiness and pre-
paredness to receive the Messiah
when He Cdme. The people were
not saved through that particular
rite, just as people are not saved
today by thi~ means. These people
were disciples and learners who
were anxious for the coming o f the
Lord.
Q. Centralia, Wath. "Is it all rig ht
to pray to Jesus, or are we to pray
to Cod the Father in Jesus' name?"
A. It was Dr. R. A.. Torrey's convic-
tion that we should pray to God
in the name of Jesus and through
the power of the Ho ly Spirit. Keep
in mind, howevf>r, that there Is ab-
solutely no jealousy amon_g the
members of the Godhead. The
main thing is the si ncerity of heart
from the one wJlo has truly been
born a8~1n through faith in Christ'' I
flnlt~hed work on Ulvary's cross;.
Q. Seaside, Calif. "Are the anBels
In heaven creatures; of free will as
we humans arel"
A. In Jude 6 we see that the ansels
did not keep their first estote, re·
ferrlns to lhose who followed the
devil in his rebellion (lsallh 14:13,
14). The devil had lhe power to
choote to follow God. Instead he
deCided to rebel. For lhls reason
he wu tast oul of heaven. Moat
Bible theolosiV~s believe lhal an·
pit todoy do not hove the power
of choice any lonpr. They are
"
messengers of God doing His bid-
ding. They do not have the power
of free will in the same sense as
we do. No means of their redemp-
tion has bf>en made possible, at -
though that privilege is given to .111
mdnkind. We tru~;t those who read
these words have made that choice,
accepting the Lord Jesus Christ as
their personal Saviour.
Q . Sanla Ana, Calif. "Would you
please explain I Peter 3:19 -211 "
.\. There have been many unfor-
tunate and unscriptural teachings
put forth from this passage lnclud-
·ing the erroneous view that per-
haps there is life after death w ith
a second chance for salvation. Such
could not be further from the truth.
The physical body dies but the
spirit either lives on, if one is a
believer in Christ, or it awaits the
final judgment and condemnation
of God. The Lord Jesus on the cross
did not die in the spirit. He was
put to death in the flesh, but made
alive by the Holy Spirit Thl! pas·
·sage teaches us that the same Holy
Spirit who raised Him from the
dead patiently sought to win men
before the great flood who are
now in hades awalllng their final
sentence of doom. No one In the
abode of the wicked dead has any-
one preaching to him, nor does he
have a chance to change his loca·
tlon (Luke 16:26}. That there were
elaht souls saved by water slves us
a picture of baptism which Ia slm·
ply an outward alan of an Invisible
Inward work of &race. Thls"tlpre"
does nol mean that every flood
pictures the ordinance of baptism.
If a person dolt not believe In
Chrlst,/uat puttlns him under wa.
ler wll no\ help one Iota. II II
rath., "the antwer of a SOOd con
science •-•rd Cod." We have
another similar .,.mple In 1 ,_
1:10, 11. Hefe --that the
propheu foletofd the <Gmi"J_ of
Chrill Ill' the Spirit (-the ,._
Scofleld R.ferencolllble, PI-UH).
THE SIGNinCANa Of 1111
MllACLI
V ene 11 reads u foDowt: '"This
bqinnior of miracles did Jeaus in
Cana of Galilee, and manifested forth
his glo7.; and his disciple• believed
on him. ' Another renderinr of tlle
first.part of thia verse is to be noted.
"Th1s. as a bqinni"''_ of His aipa,
did Jesus in Cana." This wu Jesus'
fint . aim (miracle); in this sign He
~feat~ His clory; His disciples
behe'fed ia Him. This miracle re-
... lecl the clory of J<~•• u the Son
of God, manifestilllf Hisf:er in a
wonderful way. This btdeed --..t the ,... 0 the Lord
OQ • joyoao «aoion which wu rich7 bl~snd by Hb: pn!leDCt. Con-<-......, 11 , the -natim of Dr. Alfred Plun-r io oipillc:ant.
"Tbla ..... le cooodlllift apinot the
miradeo of O.riol'a childhood reo
-sod In lbe Apo fpbal Goopda
(cf. Tlw ~ Aturll11 1» St. , ..... ,., .. 116). ....the.-.. re-
..... tbt prna•t wrw wcler c:o. riklondoa, Ilia .....,. of On. )(m;. ...........................
::~=-~~ (1>41,..,'"""-tolaw4
laHioo.-.,._'llooowatl ••'
widl .a.utda.,...,.. • 1hfllc Lord.' recrp'rl!W .. _., t d•
ol lflo *"· ,... ---Ia .... · .-.. ,..ahalallia....,
-• -of Ieith. no.,. ... a tf ;a qw.,.. ID a 4eepir ...... -:~ ......... .... =· .. ''" d. n. ,._ ttl ....__ ... Wio, .. 41).
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SECTION , Seetloo S.lZ.OSO eommeretal, tndWitrJal uolta, • SUNDAY, SEPT. 1? possession of marijuana . . . am des ped to c.oovert idle Mason, BYC; (2) Gordo, DaYI.d know of a nnrciomer
of tbe Newport Beteh Mtmiclpal &.Dd mobllebomepartsfor: whleh Jewelr:r n.lued at $250 was Pollee stopped Ricl'lard Harold ~o~ll~s 11~fd!o ~mg:ny has ~ unrequired laM and fa-Price, BCYC; (3) ~ Win-the Harbor Area wbo
Code ts ameDded to read: a buUding or coutructton per-stoteo trom Millie Barry's Parle, 20, of 966 Joann St., Co-~~ny 's !n~ere~~n a ma~r ~= ciUtles lDto cash to improve trode, NCA; (4) ~IDdrlft, Jim heeD '"lconMd,
"1.11,030 lmpoii1Uon of Ez mit t.a lssued oo or after the apartment at the Balboa Bay sta Mesa, at 11:45 p.m. at 23100 tion or Its landholdlngs near ColllDs' working capital and Landreth, NCA. a fnor by ca1liDg
eiae Tu.. A. TAX OIPOSED. etrectJn date of tbls ordi-Club sometime between 5:30 Irvine Blvd., and charged h m Orange County alrp:lrt to Koll reduce the borrowtng and ln-LIGAL NOnCE Visitor t.tw.n
AD eiCiae tu Is hereby lm-oance." p.m. and 6:30p.m. • •. About With drtvtng under the Influence Center Nl'!wport for more than terest levels. a.m. and llhe posed~ the eoutruetlolland SECTION 3. Seetlon 3.12.050 $75 worth of patio fUrniture of alcohol. $l0 m!lito n. He emphasized that the sale FICTITIOlS Bamr&SS NAliE your fritnd
oce.ncy of eaeh ruldeotia.l of the Newport BeaehMunicl.pal was removed from the front • WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20 Koll cent er Newport is a does not sJgnlfy any curtail-STATEMENT II•!'!"''"!" infOI'IDIItion
untt. com mercial 181U, lDdus-Code Ia hereby repealed. of Barry von Hemert's borne Virginia Zenz, 1399 GalaX)' partners hip of RE I of ArUng-ment of the company's opera-The following permos are from trieodly ~:r11
trial Ulllt, and mobllehomepuk SECTION 4. This ordinance at 2969 Ca talpa. st., East Bluff, Rd., Dover Shores, reported ton Tex:~s a subsidiary of uons in Newport Beaeb, where dolng buliDeas as: Dartmoatb rU'IDI which 11
lo the City to tbe amount of shall be pubUsbed ooee 1n the between 10:30 p,m, Sept. 16 that $55 was stolen from her Aet'na Ll!e 'an<1 Casualty Com-Collins employs over 800 peo-Publishing Co., 1S4 Sballm&r lli=~~oo~bol~p her become
$.15 per equare foot ot srosa ometal newspaper of the City, and 9:30 a.m. Sept. 1? , •• A car while U was parked at pany arYl prlneipals of Don ple, aod will coottnue to oc.c~y 10, Costa. Mesa 9262?: Robert wtth her new
f1oor trail tor aU claues of aDd the same shall be effective statue valued at $75 n s stolen her borne from 9:15 a.m. until Koll Company Inc 1n u cess of 250,000 square M. Sheriff, 'lS4 Sb&llmar, fD,
new eoostr~~eUoo. lDeludtnc uy 30 days alter the date of Its from James Duke's driveway 11 :25 a.m ..•• Vandals brolte D. R. Rea'n. Collins vice feet, in bulldings reWnec:l by Costa Mesa 92627; 0iaa1. R.
u-. in a buiJdiDc deslaned adoptloo. at 252? Buckeye st., East Bluff, a water pipe and damaged pres ld(:nt saJd disposition of tbe company. Sberlfl', '734 Sballmar, fD, Co-
for the pa.rk1Dc of nhleles. This ord1na.nce was lntro-between 10 p.m. Sept. 16 and plaster and eeUing heaters at the lanrl ;nrl buildings at New-ES OFFICE MOVES sta Wesa 9Z62?.
8. DUE DATE, Tbe amount duced at a regular meeting 8 a.m. Sept, 1?. a JAK Constructioo Co. site po rt Beat>h .,.,.~irll were in ex ·SAL This buSioess 1s beinC coa-~;::;;~;;;; of the tu due hereuoder sball of tbe City CoUDell of the City at 600 E. Ocean Front, Bal-• " -, -Tbe sales om ce for New-dueted b:r a putuersbtp.
be determined at the Ume a of Newport Beaeb bekl on the • MONDAY, SEPT. 18 boa, sometime between ? p.m. cess of the t>ompaoy 5 require-port Cr est has been moved Signed: Diana R. SberUt
building permit La mugbt for 28th da:r of AIICQBt, 19?2, and Abbey Rentals, 2601 Eastbluff and 8 p.m., causing ao esti - ment.s , wa\ part of th~ com-from Its on-site klcatloo oo This statement tued •Uh the
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tbe eoostructloo a1 resldeDttal, was adopted on the 25th day Dr., East BhJU, reported 134 mated $550 in damages ... pan y s asse mall:ilgeme pro-S~lor Avenueto1argerqua.r-county clerk of OraDct County
commerelal or lDdWJtrlal untts of September, 151?2, by the fol-foldtnr ehalrs, valuedat$1,608, Stereo and television equip-lEGAL NOTICI! ters ln Suite B at 2400 W. on: Sept. 18, 1972, William
or buUdlnp:, or tor the con-lowing Tote, to wit: stoleo from their storage yard ment valued at $1,035, was ~OTIC E OF INTENTION TO Coast Hwy ., Mariners Mile. E. st John, coaaty elerk, by
structloa or reconst:ructioo of AYES, COUNCILMEN: Rogers, between .10 p.m. Sept, 1? and taken by burglars from Lloyd ENGA GE IN THE SALE OF Renderings, tloor plans and Beverly J. Macklcn, deputy".
LDJ mobllehome park, IDd the Crout, Dostal. Kymla, Ryckoff, 3 p.m. Sept. 18 •.• Hoag hos-Glick's residence at 920 lr-ALCOHOLIC BE VER AGES a scale model of the tlrst sec-Publish: Sept. 21, 28, Oct. 5,
full amount of tht tu shall Store, pU.al reported $81 ta.keo from vioe Ave., Newport He ights, -9_28_72 tloo of the eoodomlnlum pro-12 ,1972, 1.n tbtNewportHarbor
be due aodpayab1eeorw::urrently NOES, COUNCILMEN: None. a petty easb drawer between sometime between 8 a.m . Sept. TO WHO~ IT MAy CONCERN · iect are on display in the oew Ensign. F -20285
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"htl· ....... ~ with the appllcat1on for such ABSENT COUNCILMEN: Me-Aug. 29, when It was last used, 15 and 9:30 p.m . Sept. 20... Sub·eri to issuance of tb~ office, said Charles Dreyer , ECO D .. EDAL
permit. u sueb tu Is DOt Mly Innis and 9 a.m. Sept. 18 •• • Alison Robert Joseph Keller 33 of 1 ¥ice president and marketing WINS S H
paid 00 or before the due date · Howard N. Rogers Chrlstler, 608 st. James Rd., 408-1/2 E. Balboa Bl;d., Bat-license applied r~r,h oot!: is director for Gr.lot Co. The Marloe staff Serc-nl Wayoe (1l')IJ• AI ..
the permit 1s issued, the tu: Mayor Pro Tempore CUff Haven, reported a wheel boa wa s arrested at E. Bay hereby given tha t e er-otnce ls headed by John Cox, E. stiroaman, bust:aDd ol tbe • tl"'1rAL
or the amount thereof oot paJd ATTEST: aDd tire valued at $75 stolen Af; and Palm st soortly a.tter slgnM proposes to sen alco-project sales rn:mlger, and for mer Mlss ~e F. Vao f~:;~~]r~:;~
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sball thereupon become de-Laura Lagios from hercarwhlleltwa.sparked ~id;ugflt and ctdrged wit h be-hollc beverages a; 1~e ~:~ sales represent.a.ti•es Tanya de Walker of 1375 Baker st.,
ltDq nt City Clerk a·t 17Z? WesteUttDr., Westettff, ing intoiic.ated In public ... ~et desc~l~ ~s 0 7~ h Bowles and Anoe Harris. Costa Mesa, bas reeei'fed the Chapel C~DELINQUENCY, PENAL-PubUsh: Oct. 5, 1972, in the from 11:40 p.m. Sept. 18 and John Mathew Oliva , 21, of ·p;:~~ntwi~· ~:ri~tent~O.: FOOD SPECIALIST good conduct medal. b1J MC·
TY, INTEREST. Tbere sball NewportHarborEnstgn. 1:30 a.m. Sept, 19 ••. Joseph 1750 Cen tella Dr., West Upper the unc1ersign(>Q is applying to Airman Patrick F. Godwin oDd award attbeM&rlnei~ ~~.,:_::-:-::-:::::==:----,::;::-;-:;:;:-:;::;---O.i', was .arrested _at ~ver the Oepartm~>nt of Alcohollc W. son of Mr. aod Mrs. Pat-Base, Camp Le~ tbe• ca.:
L!GAL MOnCI! l.EGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Dr. ll:nd Cti tt Dr., Cliff ~:~e~, Beverage Control for issuance r ick F. Godwin Jr., 2983 Royal He r ec:r':U:..se at lA-
ORDINANCE NO. 1465 s~b . bearing shall be mailed J ~·20.54AI4)1 ~, Hearings. at 4::. minutes ~ m n g 1 of an alcoholic beveta.geUceose Palm Drive, C06ta Wesa., bas reer P
AN oRDINANCE oF THE not less lhao ten (10) days A. REQutk'tD-NartCE. 'fhe aod charged wttb po~sessl.on ~ Ucenses)lor these_ptem1ses been au11Q1td toSheppalcH.FB, )e.e.
· 'CrWIEJF !fll'WPOltT'BgAC!f"bd:Wlll; the hearlnl_e»te, post_-Planning Co_'!'D)lsstoo shall hold of dan~rbus dtugs · · · Ro&ert as fol lows · ox sAtE t>Efl-Tens, after completing Alr
AMEKDING SECTIONS 20 •• a,. pr:epaid, us1tll lddresses at least ooe pllbUc hearing on Emmett King Jr ., 47, of ZS 81 ERAL. Foree blslc tralnlng at Lack-.te:OSO, !0,47.0-40; 20,48.040 trom ttle last equa.Uzed assess-any proposed amendment, and Arbor St., Costa Mesa, was ,l.ntonio RenJ.gnJ 1.and AFB, Tens. He Is now
A.ND zo.54,0300FTHE NEW-ment roll or, aleroaUYely, shall give ootlce thereof by arrested at 4:10 a.m. a1 2305 BESIGNl EYI"ER-receiving spectallud tralni.og
PORT BEACH MUNlCIPAL trom sueh otber records as at least ooe pubrteatioo in a E. Coast Hwy., Corona d:lMar • PRIS ES as a food services speclaUst.
CODE TO REVISE PUBUC cootaiD more receotaddresses, newspaper of geoeral d r eula-and cl\arged with being mtoiJ . Publish: Oct. 5, 1972, in the He Ls a 1970 Esta.neia hlgb
NOTIFICATION PROCE-to owners of property within a Uon wtthtn the City at least cated in an automobile. ~ewport Harbor Ensign. sebool graduate.
otJRES IN CONNECTION radius of one hUDdled (100) ten (10) days prior to the first • TH URSDAY, SEPT. 21
Wl'I'H PLANNING COMM1S-feet of the exterior boundaries of sueh hearings. Stereo equipm~ot valued at
SION AND CITY CO UNCIL of tbe subject property. In ad-B. NOTICE TO NE IGHBOR · $i , 755 was stolen from I he
HEARINGS dltJon, ootice of such hearlng ING PROPERTY OWNERS. In residence of Gary Vander mast,
Tbe City Colllctl of the City shall be posted in not less ease the proposed amendment 221 Or chid Ave., Corona riel
of Newport Beaeh DOES OR-tb.an two coospteoous places consists of a change o! the Mar, between 8:45 p.m. Sept.
DAIN as follows: on or elose to the property boundaries of any distrlet so 20 and 1:05 a.m. Sept. 21 •..
SECTION 1,Secttoo20 •• 6.050 at least ten (10) days prior as to reclasslly any property A 1911 Harley-Davidson moto r -
of the Newport BeaehMun1eJ,pal to the hearing, trom any district to any other cycle belonging to John Pastuf,
Code is amended to read: U .iny properties included distrlet, the Planning Commis-1980 16th st., N~>""'J'X'rl Heigh ts,
"20.46,050 P'llbllc Hearlngs. wtthio the radius referred to alon shall cause additional oo-was stolen fr om a patio at .~ .... e.lh , ... l ni•-.~~-
A. DJSCRETJONARY. No pub-above are kxated outside the Uce of suehheari~tobema.iled 2110 16th St. betw~n 10 p.m. •'1" .. • .,..ci;._ ·~,...
Ue beartop need be beld 1D llmlts of the C1ity ~~Ne~:! DOt less than ~~~n .. 101)~ be-S~. 19 and 11 a.m. Sept, 21 .'!.!"~~ -· t.M.
eOCIDeetloa wtth tbe grant or Beach, the mal ed ...._ce ~ fore tho hearu.lfi e, ..,_.age •.. Joh:1 Sprout, 1401 N. Bay 10 DAILY
deaial of an IIJPllcatloo. tor oot be gl'fen to those property prepa.td, using addresses from Front, Balboa Island, r epo rted -P'.Itl. ONLY 1 Use Permit; proTided that owoers; but In Ueu thereof, the last eq~alli.ed assessment that a thi ef took his wallet 642-9251
tbe PlaiUIJ.nc CommtiSioo may the Modlflcatioo Committee rollor,atteroattnly,from such containing s~o rrom his car ~~~~~ilJ~~~C iD tts d:tscretloo hold sueb pab-may cause mtten oottee of other r ecords as contain more while it was parkf'fl near flis *
ue beutnp as tt deems ad-such hearing to be clnn to recent addresses. to owners of res:idence from 8 p.m. Sept. ~t~tai#H ~ 6.
Tllable. tbe PlaMlng Commissloo of property wtth1(n3~) radl1~ of 21 tmtll 9:30 a.m. Sept. 22.
B. NOTICE, Wbeo tt Is 1111 eJty 1n wbJch sucb prop. three htmdred fee o the • FRIDAY, SEPT, 22 deemed adrilable to hold a erties are located, IX' to the uterlor boundaries of the sub-A clock radio and an electrk
pabUe larlriC. POtlee ol ncb Ora.op Couaty Planning Com-)8et property.lDaddltion, ootlce calc ulator, valued at$351, wer e
b-.rlac aball bt mailed not mlssloo ID sucb eases where of such hearing sr.U be posted stolen ttom the omce of Land
leu thaD teo (10) da:r• before sucb properties lie wtthi.D the 1n not less tbaotwooonsptcuous Sales· and Inv estments Co. at
tbt' beuiDg date, po.tap pre-wdneorponted portion of the plaees oo or e..,_ to the prop-366 San Miguel Dr., Newport
paid, 1111n1 addreues from the Cotmty." erty at least teo (IO) days prior c enter, between 5 p.m . Sept.
lut eq~alb.td u.-ument roll SECTION 3,SectionZ0.48~~0 to the hearlng. 22 and 9 a.m. Sept . 2S ...
or, alteroattnl)', from sueb of the Newport BeachMunlc..,.l lt any properUes included A thlet took 2 bicycles, valued
otber recorda as ooata1n more Code Is ameDded to read: wUbln the radius referred to at $265, from the ga rage ai
rKG addreNes, to oners "20.48.040 PubUe Hearings, above are located oWilde the Lisa Larsen's ho me, 11 6 J ade
of prGperty wtthiD a radius of A, REQtlmEO-NOTICE. Apub-Umtts of the City of Newport Ave., Balboa Island, betw een
tllree bUD!Ired (SOO) IHt of tbe Ue bearlnr sball be be~-~ Beaeb, the mailed-DOtlce oeedty 2 p.m. and 4 p.m .... Homer
uterlor bouDdarltl of the sub-all n.rtanees, e:reept u UUfW&-oot be ll•en to proper Neil Opland, so. or 160 w.
jlct JWoperlJ.InaddWOO. DOtiee wise prorided ln thiJ Chapter, ownera; but In Utu thereof, tbe WUsoo St., Costa Mesa, was
of IUCIII blulDp llallbeposted 1fithln •tD:r (&0) days after PlaanJJlr Commtuloo mlJ arrested at J amboree Rd. and
lD DOt &ess tblnhroCOQIIpleuou fU.1.ac of tbe 11JPUcaUoo; pro-cause wrltteo POt1ee of sueb E, Coast Hwy. at 2 a.m. and
plae11 oo or elole to tbe prop-Yldtd, hOWenr, that pubUe heulnc to bl ct•• to the Ptu-c. barged with driving under t he
erty at 1eut t• (10) da)'S beulnp oeed Dot be hekS 00 Dine CommiAioo ol uy ctt:r infiuence of alcohol .•. William
prior to tht blu'IDc. appUcatioas O'fer •bleb juris-1D •hleb neb propel'ties are Ashton Pood, 22, of 405 41st u U)' properttes tDChaded dletioo bas beeo. delepted to loeat8d or to tbe tJruceCounty st., West Newpor t, was arrested
wttllla the tldllll rlfvred to tbe Director of Commtmty De~ Pil.lmi.Dc Commt.A:ioD 1D sueb at 2:<45 a.m. at Newport Center
abort are ~ Oltlldrt ttae nlapmeot. Notteeot..:bbll.l'-cues wbere tueb properUes Dr . and E. Coast Hwy . and
llaltl of tbe City d. Newport lDC lbal1 be mailed liCit litu Ue wltllll. U.. -.IDoarporated charged with dri'ftng under the
Baeb, tll«1 tM IDI.IIed aottoe tbu teo (10) dlaJI bd)H tbe port1oa of tbt eo.tJ!' lnfluence of alcohol ... Police
-DOl be pl'OII to -~ dolo, pooDfl propald, SEC11011 5, Thll ordlnaoc:e arrested Kenneth Arthur Bene.
praptl'tJ onera· but JD U.ea uiDC adclrt .... from ttlt 1181 lb&U be PllbU...S OQCI 1a the ftel. 33, of 2100 Newpor t Blvd.,
t1Mnof, tbt Pluld.c Coannla-eqallHcl I,MIIIIMIDI; roll or • offtel&l DIWIIJIIIIIr of tbl City' Costa Mesa, at his resldeoce a-ma:r ca .. wrtttea DOUce alerMUYel1, ft'om aeb otber aDCI tile ame ftU bl etreeU•e 11 9:50 a.m. 00 a t.d eheclc of .aeb IMm'IAI to bt cl't'tD rttOOtda u COIIta1D morereceDt SO dlaJI abr tbl date ol Its
to 1JJo P-., Comm...---· Ill ..,_, at prop-adaplloa,
of ..,. cJtJ Ill wlllcb Reb prop.. '"' wtttda • Hdllll or thrft Tb1a Ol'dlDUct wu tntro---uo -loci, ,. 111 111o b-.. (300) lOot at lllo ax-~ .... at a roplor ...-.., or
0rup C011otr P-.c Com-torklr -· at tbo ..... tho CIIJ C.-:11 at lllo City
·-1o ...,, -wllen jact _.v.IIIIIW!Ioo, -.. ot Nnpart lloac:to. llold oolllo ..,.. .,.__ 111 wtt!da 111a at _.. beariDf lball be-Jilt da1 at A...., 1m, ...
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ttao iA1cM. AMW01 'lllliiD& E-ll 41,'11 -7,
llnport R...,.. ta s-BaDia ADa u coroaclelllsrl. L... Pla.J, IDd CMta Mea THis WEEK
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ElltaDcla'l £qlll, ioo~C We.. DITIP:IO Fitkl, 8 p.m.
11b tbt er•m ol. tbt Hubor ' FRIDAY
crap 1a early ..uoo play, are corooa delMar YJ.Eit:aoc.la, '-------------------~-~ flYOred to .top CCII'OiadtUiar, DaYidloo Field, 8 p.m.
Bucs FACE TOUGH TEST ~~ ":'~":''r~!'"er ·=~ Anahet!•!;m~~ Rsr·
1ut •eekea:l, .Z~7, after bor DavtdiOil Field, 8 p.m:. · tbumplDJ Tutln tn their opener, •
By Jim CsrDOit bt hll IIOIWwl II lbt mldllle zt..e. Coi'OM del llsr ta 1-1, -------:::::--=
Coach Dick Turoer'J Orup of a crowd at tbe 10. Four loattlc 24-15 to Sub ADa last After racklq ._.. 221 yardl
Coast CoUep foottwller1 playa later the OCC Qaarttr-•"k after bJa.rLidDI Newport aplost TustlD, be added teo
ahould receln the1r toupelt back bullld ewer from the ODe Harbor Zl-0 tbe week before. more tn 17 carries ap1Dit
test ot the JOUDI eea100 tflla to Pn, tbe Ptratu tht victory. Colla Mesa, still Jooldnc fDr Marina. Ferodou.s UDe play,
Frtday Dilbt, Oct. 6, as tbe OCC • ftrat touchdown ot the 1 ft to score after dropplng both 00 oflense aDd defeut,
Pirates bost state cbamploa .lllcflt came oo a 26-yard aerial 1 s.lo opeoer to Western aoj bas also marked tbe fttst 2
El Camlbo at LeBard Stadium. to Mike Lacy, Tbe Plratea loc1Dc Zl-O to Newport Harbor Earle victories.
FLAG FOOTBALL SCORES
NEWPORT RECREATION
(Games ot Sept, 30)
lDers Rebels 15.
Bu:ftaJo fUlls Jets 12, C.Y.C,
Shuts 0.
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE quarterback Atria Whitt, No.
26, gets good protectloo from hlsotreastve lloeand prepares
to throw In 1a.st Saturday's game wltb Rio HODdo. The
Plrates won 35-32 and White completed 21 of 33 aerials
for 359 yards aod 4 touchdowns. (Craig WatkiDs photo.)
Game time Is 7:30p.m. scored In the IICCIDd period oo lut week, cu elpecl anotber Corona del Mar's Sea KiDp
Tbe series Is Ued 1-1. OCC White's 56-yardbombtoFJsber. toup ooe tool~ at Daridsoo ran Into a buzl~saw named
woo 18-0 ln 1949 and ElCamiDO White tossed scorlnr aerials Field Tbelr oppooeots tbe Mike Molina in the Santa Ana
toot al3-? deelsioa tbefollow-of S9 to 2S yards to MODI.han santa'ADa Valley Falcorls' nan Bowl last Friday night. Tbe
inC year. and ~lck Hartstleld .ln the early 2 straigbl be:lttni Los santa Aoa quarterbl.ck scored
OCC goes Loto this seasoo's moments ot. the third q\lll'ter • !:nuos 28_1l and blasting 1u 4 of tbe Saints' touchdons,
contest with a perfect 3-0-0 Benny Ricardo kicked all 5 Puamount last week, 28•8• ra.mbUng for 115 yards ln 19
mark, wbJleEICunJ.oois2-0-1. extra points for tbe Sues. Anaheim IIPPill'entlJ 00 the carries. Defense apinSt tbe
The Warriors were tied last Quarterback White and de-way tack to JtstraditJonalposl-run wtu have to be better Frl~
weekecd by rugged Cerritos, fensive eod Gary Balcb were Uoo of power in Orange County day night u the Sea Kings hope
• • • C DIVISION
(3rd enders)
MarlDers Moles 18, C.Y.C.
Mariners Cl1ters 20, East-
blult Lloos 0. PIRATES WIN TOURNEY
VlldJlgs 0.
Helcflts Mavericks 2Z, But-Orange Coast College swept
falo KJlls Redsldns o. to the champtonstttp of the 6th
Butralo HIIIB llustanp 26,
C.Y.C. Jets 12,
c.Y.C. Pink Pantllers 1'1, aMual Pirate lnvttaUonalwater
Channel Chargers o. polo tournament, racldng up
Buffalo HJUs Raiders 14,
Helcbts Packers 0.
Marloers CLippers 13, W.
Newport Seals 7.
C.Y.C. Howdy Doodys 13,
Chamel CowboYs 0.
In1De Terrace Vlkings 6,
Peninsula Rams 0. • • •
CC DlVISION
(4tll &rsders)
Eaatblutr Pumu 6, Marlners
Mites 0.
C,Y,C. Klllers, 6, Buftalo
Hilla Sbeeo 0,
Eutbluft' Cougars 2, Mar-
Iners Crll.lsers o.
Baff.llo Hills Chiefs 20,
Helcb!S Lloos 12.
Ctwmel ChlpmtDka: 6, Buf-
falo BoboO.
Peninsula Pros 12, Irvine
Terrace Cowboys 0. • • •
Inlne Terrace Rams 13, 4 easy victories last Saturday
Peninsula Cowboys o. to the OCC Pool.
Mariners Mashers 8 East~ The 4 wins pve the Pirates
bluff Tigers 6. ' a perfect 8-0 season record.
• • •
BB DlvmiON
(6th graders)
Heights Wotverloos
Heigbts Parakeets 0.
They opened South Coast Coo-
terence play Tuesday with a
9 to 5 victory over Mt. San
Antonio, and will compete in the
6, Northern CaUfornlainYitatlooal
tourney at Foothill Collep this
Friday and Saturday, Oct. 6-7. Martoers Corsairs 44, East-
blult Leopards o.
Mariners steelers '-40, Buf-
falo Hills Chargers 0.
Coach Jack Fullerton was
particularly pleased with the
play of OCC goaUes Rod ROiS 26, W. Newport Dolphins
Cbannel Truckers 6.
Irvine Terrace Lions 13,
Peninsula Packers 6.
• •
A OrvtSION
('lth cradersf
•
C,Y.C. Clams 28, Buttalo
Hills Ducks 0.
Mariners Giants 22, W. New -
port Slw'ks 0,
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 1468
8 OMSION
(5tll &rsders)
Hel&flls Trojans 16,
Eastblutt Cheetahs46, Ensign
Mar-Bears 6,
AN ORDINANCE Of THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
ADDING SECTION 17.!2.040
TO THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE TO RE -
QUIRE MARINA OWNERS
AND HARBOR PERMITTEES
TO MAINTAIN AREAS FREE
FROM DEBR~
The City Council of the City
of Newport Beach OOES OR-
DAIN as follows: SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE SECTION l.Secttoa 17.32.040
Is added to the Newport Beach
M untclpa I Code to read: (October 7) • • •
"C" DIVEION
(Games .prt9 a.Pl.)
H6.lgtb Packers TS. Mar-
ioers CUppera: at Mariners.
lrlarlDers Moles vs . C. Y,C,
Howdy Doodys at C.Y.C.
C. Y.C. VlldJlgs n . Eostblul!
P&Dlbers It Eastbtuff,
W, Newport Seals vs. Buf-
falo HUls Mastanp at Buffalo
Huts.
C.Y.C. Jets vs.CbameiCow-
boys at Peolnsula.
Buffalo Hills Raiders vs, Ir-
vine Terrace Vl.k:ings, at Irvine
Terrace. • • •
"CC" DIVISION
(Games start 10 a.m.)
Heights Lions YS, Mariners
Cruisers at MarlDers.
Mariners Mites vs. C.Y.C,
Bldfalo Bobs at C. Y .c.
Eastblutt Pumas vs. East-
blatt Couprs at Eastbluft'.
Mart.oers Rippers vs. Pen-
Insula. Pros at Butralo HJlls.
C,Y,C, KJUera u. ChanDel
C tdpmunks at PWD.sula.
Bu:fb.Jo Hills Cb.fef vs. Ir-
YlDe Terrace Cowboys at Ir-
vine Terrace. • •
"B" DIVISION
•
(11 a.m. pmes)
Helgtlts Mavericks u . Mar-
Lners Cutters at M.arlners.
.. ,,.1111
., ... , ..
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Mariners Masbersvs.C, Y .c.
Pink Panthers at C.Y.C,
Ea.Stblaff Tigers vs. East-
bluff Lions at Eutbhdl.
Marfoers Rebt1i Ys, But.
talo Hills Jets at Buffalo Hills.
Cbaooe1 Chargers YS. C.Y.C.
Sllarts at Peninsula.
(1 p.m. games )
Heights Trojans YS, Penin-
sula Cowboys at C.Y.C.
Butralo Hills Redskins vs.
Irvine Terrace Rams at Ir-
vine Terrace.
• • •
"88" DIVISION
(Games start at noon)
Heights Parakeets vs . Mar-
iners Corsairs at Muioers.
Peninsula Packers vs. C. Y.C.
NOW's at C.Y.C.
W. Newport Dolptlins vs.
Ea.stblutf Leopards at Eastbluff.
ltarloers steelers vs.
Hetgbts Wolverines at 8ut1alo
Hills.
Butralo Hills Chargers vs.
l.rT1ne Terrace Lions at lnine
Terrace.
• • •
"A" DIVISIO~
(Gamu start 1 p.m.)
C.Y.C , Clams vs. Mariners
Crusaders at Mariners.
W. Nnport Sharks vs . East-
bluff Cheetahs at Eastb1utr.
Mariners Giants vs. Butralo
Hills Ducks at Buffalo Hills.
"17.32.040 ReiUse--Martnas
and Pier s. Ally owner or op-
erator of a marina or any
owner or permtt holder Ybo
maintains a pier, sbaU keep
the area in and around such
ma.rlna or pier located on the
shorelines of Newport Harbor
within the City reasonably tree
from beached or Ooatlng ref-
use, debris or Utter at all
times.''
SEC TION 2. This ordlnance
sha U be published ooce 1n the
otttcl.al newspaper of the City,
and the same shall be effective
30 days after the date of its
adoption.
This ordinance wa s intro-
duced at a regular meeting of
the City Council of the City
of Newport Beach held oo the
11th day of September, 19'12,
and was adopted on the 25th
day of September, 19'12 , by the
fol!OW'lng vote, to \lit:
AYES, COUNCILM EN: Rogers,
Croul, Dostal, Kymla, Ryciofl,
Store.
NOES, COUNCILME N: None.
ABSNET COUNCILMEN : Mc-
Innis.
Ho.,ard N, Rogers
Mayor Pro Tempore
ATTEST:
LatD'a Lagios
City Clerk
PubU&h : Oct.
Plnl Pill! Pzldles & Bans
PinE Pq Sets
Skate Baanls
Faotballs hsbtballs
Soccer ~VIIIIyWs
..... Playlf ....
I'IIJS TIIIIJSI*ts I
1M Tillis·-
Tllis Sills
....,Sills, ~w
and Doug Weller at the invita-
tional.
Wke Seal led the Pirate
scoring attack. blasting LD 10
goals. Ron Mlslolek had 8 aod:
Mike O'Brien scored 6,
The Sues beat Chatfey 1n
the opener 13-4, downed L.A.
Harbor 9-5, crushed Gross-
moot 18-4 and rolled over Santa
Barbara City College 20-3 in
the champioosh!p tilt.
CROSS CO UNTRY
Tbe Orange Coast College
cross country squad dropped
Its South Coast Coofereoce
opeoer to powerful Fullerton
16-45 Friday at Mile Square
Park in Fullertoo. But coach
Jim Mdlwain was obviously
pleased.
''This Is the best team we've
had tn a while," he said.
"We'n made a lot of improYe-
ment. Fullerton 1s one of the
best in the sta.te, and we didn't
do badly against them."
Tim Rudy was the leading
OC C finisher, placing 5th and
conrlng the 4-mUe course in
23:00. Jim Neal finished 8th
1n 23 :37 and Dana Babin 9tb
in 23:48. Steve Scbureman
placed 11th with a 2.4 :01.
LEGAL NOTICE -----------
B-28252
NOTICE OF TROOTEE'S SALE
T.S. No. F .58321
On October 25, 19?2, at 10:00
A.M., ALUSON -McCLOOKEY
ESCROW COMPANY as duly
appointed Trustee by Substitu-
tion under and pursuant to Deed
of Trust recorded January 9,
1969, as lnst. No. 4719, In
book 884 1, page 1, o1 o mclal
Records In the omce of the
County Recorder of Orange
County, State of Calltornta,
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC -
TION TO HIGHEST BIDDER
FOR CASH (payable at time
of sale in lawfUl money of the
United States) at theNorthtront
entrance to the Orange County
23-23. named the offensive and de-football, wW be a tough assign-to IC)set Estancia.
Warrior coach Keo Swear-fenslve players of the week by meat for Coach Don Lent's Newport Harbor's rock~hard
lnpn owns a 76-21-4 coaching the OCC coaching staff. N wport H bor Sailors The defense woukl.n't tetCostaMesa
record, wtule OCC Ttteker bas Balch, a freshman from Edt-C~loaJsts C: byRedlands'21 _13 get anything started last Frl-
a 66-29-2 mark. This will be son High, was In on numerous last Friday day night at Davidson Field.
the first time the two have tackles and turned the game EstaJJcta • has displayed an The Mustangs were held to
met. around with a pass .lntercep~ awesome ground game 1n Its 38 yards on the ground am
The Pirates kept their per-tlon early 1n the third period. air of sided wtns Apinst 58 througb the a1r aM their
feet record Intact last Satur-The Pirates were trailing 18-~arlna oo:-team which a week offense got the ball;crossmld-
day, grabbing a pulsating S5-32 14 a.OO the Roadrunners were earUer' had beaten highly re-field only once __ to the Harbor
wln from the tougtl Rio Hondo drlring, but Balch picked otf prded El Rancho, the Eagles 49~yard nne. Tbe running of
Roadrunners. a pass and returned It 16 yards Ued .._, 341 yards rusbJ.ag JJm Swick Kevln Reeser and
OCC quarterback Alvin Wb.fte to tbe Rio Hoodo 39. On tlrst ~~ll».ctl: Dan Pri.Dceotto ha~ Mike Thom'psoo led the Sailors'
had a superb evening, estab~ down White completed i 39-carried for an Incredible 381 offensive punch. Reeser picked
llshing two new Pirate passing yard scoring bomb to give the ds 1 th tlrst 2 .,.mes. up 96 yards 1n 18 carries. marks and tying another. He Sues a 21-18 marg:ln. J'1.J' n e -
~~::;~:~~~3:~~~ Jr. All American action
he established last year against Beach Bears the Coug:a.rs
Mt. San Antomo. Newport-Mesa's Cougars utra-polnt passtoCbrlsStark-tackle the T;sttn Bluers at
He also tossed 4 touchdowns won their third stra.ight p.me man. After Scott Dugger re-Estancia and the Commandos
to tie a mark set by F. E. in Jr. AU-Americafootballplay corered an on-side ldck, time invade the lair of the Trl-City
Harr is back in 1949. The four last Saturday, sbellactlng the ran out before the Cardinals Bears for an evening game.
TO's gave blm a career total Santa Ana Satnta: 32•12• ;>tt'er could score again. Doe to the lack of scbeduUng
of 18, break.ing Paul Lemoine's local teams woo 'I of 10 •, JileS In other action last Satur-information recet'ed from the
markofl7setdurtngthel967-last weekend, and league of-day, the Caballos (11-13 yrs.) league 00 other scheduled
68 campaigns. flcials failed to report the blasted the La Habra Lton.s mes'are known.
White should become the all-seor es ot 2 other games. 32-0 In a game which saw the !113:::::::..::..:..::::.:..:=:-,:c:::=---
Ume leading occ passer this The Cougars, playing 1n the Lloos leave during the 3rd LI!GAL MOTICE
Frldav. He has now passed Jr. Pee Wee (9-11 yrs.) dl-quarter after a disputed play, FICTITIOUS Bl.BINESS NAME
for 2,209 yards and needs vlsioo, roUed I.V 275 yards as The Cowboys took a 7-6 STATEMENT
only 18 more to ecUpse Le-Mart:tn Hubbard returned a ldck squeater from the Orange The following person tsdolng
moine's 2-year recordof2,226. 80 yards for a score, Casey Raiders In a Pee Wee {10-12 business as: Perfect Wue,l412
White has a 3 game total of Higdon scampered 30 yards for yrs.) game. w. Bay Ave., Newport Beach
726 yards thts season. another, and Jay Taylor and A Jr. Midget (11-13 yrs.) 92660: Mary K. Poag, 1412
Steve Torres added tothescor-team, tbe Comanches, had to w. Bay Ave., Newport Beach
tng. Greg Jobnsoo., Mike Field go into overUme to bea~ .. ~ 92660 • All -American flanker steve
Monahan hauled in 7 aerials
tn the Rio Hoodo cootest for
1%6 yards and ooe TD. The
sophomore from Mari.oa fUgb
needs only 68 yards to estabi.Lsh
a oew occ career reeeivtng
yardage record. In 2 seasons
be has llauled in 60 for 1,096
yards.
OCC owned a 28 -26 margin
midway through the fourth quar-
ter, but Rio Hondo quarterback
Doug Holderman led a drive
that went 86 yards in 12 plays
and consumed more than 7min-
utes oo the clock. Holderman
squirmed over from the one,
aDd 'With just 3:49 left. the Road-
runners led 32-28.
aDd Kevin Sbeldoo were de-Foantain Valley Bobcats. ••.u.e~ This business Is being coo-
fen.slve standouts. ~~er teamscoreddl.lringreg-duct«S by an 1Ddh1dtal.
In aDOther Jr. Pee WH pme, tllatioo pJa1, a special rule Signed: Mary K. Poag.
the Commandos beattheOranee was appUed during overtime, Tb.fs statement flied wtth the
Rams 6-0 oo a 7~yard sweep wttb the Comanches gaining the county clerk of Oran,e Cotmty
by Tim Adams and a stout most yardage 1n a scrimmage on: oct 2, 19'12, Wtlllam E. St
defense led by Kane Settlng to win 1-0. John, c01mty clerk, by Beverly
and StepDen Kraemer. Tbe Chiefs, playtn.g in the J. Maddox, deputy.
Our local Chargers, also Jr. 8-9 age class, downed the Tri-Publlsh: Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26,
Pee Wees, dr~ a 13-6 de-Cltles Packers 12-6. Jn the Newport Harbor
clslon to the Garden Grove Anotber k>cal Jr. Midget F-205'70
VIkings at Estancia's fteld. squad, the Corsairs, also had
Charger quarterback Marty a hard defensive battle, but
Naftel scored the hOme team's came out oo top of the West-
only touclldown. minster Faloons 6~0.
Another Jr. Pee Wee team, The Colts {Pee Wee) beat
the Cardinals, suffered their the Trt-Clty Cowboys 14-7,
first defeat of tbe season, los-In tbe most one-sided
Courthouse located at 700Ctvlc Then White apin used his
Center Drh·e West (formerly strong rlgbt arm to guide the
West 8th Street) tn tbe City of Sues '10 yards to the wlnntng
tog to the Central Guden Grove of the week, a very str<.,.l l
Cotras 12-6 In a tougb defen-North Huntington Beach
stve battle. A4thquartereome-saJr team blanked the Newport.
back by theCardiDalsfeU sbort. Mesa Coronas «-0.
Santa Ana, California, allrllflt, touchdown.
title and interest conveyed to Wllb a ftrst and 10 on his
a.nd now held by U under said own 30, tbe big OCC signal
Deed of Trust in the property caller dropped back and hit
sttuated in saldCOUDtyanciState wide rece1Yer Jobo Flsber with
described as: Lot 1 1n Block 1 43-yard bomb, putting the
No, 340 of Canal Section of Buc1 oo tbe Roadrun.oer 27 •
Newport Beach, as per map Followlnr an Incompletion,
recorded tn Book 4, Page 98 ----------
of Miscell..a.neous Maps, in the LEGAL NOTICE
office of the County Recorder ---=.:==..:..c"'-'='--
of said County. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Trailing 12-0, tbey got back This Saturday, the Chargers
In tbe game on aZ4-yardtoucb-travel to Fouota.Ln to
down pass from Jimmy Madden meet tbe Falcoos; ~;;;;;;
to MJcbael Mollo IDd MI!MeD's bolt the ClOtH.!_
Tbe street address and other SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
common deslgnatioo, U any, STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR
of the real property described THE COUNTY OF ORANGE l Tl-2 Tl-• 3 ·TI .. s above is purported to be: 4001 No. A-73937
Marcus Aveoue, Newport Eltate of JOHN M. WEB-2) wWifs., l•tt .. ww-····" l, 2.,0 100
Beach, Callfornia 92660. STER, 1t.o kDowc as JOHN 21 ......... 30... ..... 2.00 S.DO .t.DO
FOR SALE
BICYCLE, Cirlll 28", blue,
1969, excellent eoodltloo due
to Uttle use. $30. Call BeY,
644-8389, The Ullderslcno<lTr""f.eedls-lleKEE WEBSTER, Deceased, 31 _. to .e _. ___ 11111 41111 5.1111
c laims any H.abt.Uty r lDJ NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN .,~_L ___._ """--'-05 .10 .15 J·--··-.......................................... _.
incorrectness of tbe street ad-to lbe crtdltors of tbe abo't'e 1 ~.-=--=~ ......... =::==-:·::.~-~-~::,-... _4:· ~n,;;!'"ii'ii<li'E__; l !f'!OI_IR!._I'~!!, _____ _ dress and otber commoodealr-oamed decedent U.tallper808S I· E
natloo, U any, ...... bertla. haYiac elalms aptaat llle ssld I i!I~!,__!E~S~T!;A~T!!;E_:li!A~Ni!!T_!:E~D~ .:.., Said sale will be made, but decedeat ue required to .ft.le I·
without coveaaat or wa.rraaty. tbem, withtbeDeCee:IU)'YOUCb-Mtm' pare.._ $500,000 worth
eJpl'esa or Implied, reprdlne en, ID tbe otrlce of tbe clerk of aparlmtotl. At leut 201
title, possessloa, or eacum-o1 the above IDtltled court, or down. Broker prlDetp ... P.O.
bruces, to pay the remaJaiDc to pr .. at tbem, with the nee. Box I IllS, COlla Mesa, ozue.
prlnclpal sum of the DOte( a) euary vooc:bers, to tbe aod:er.
secured by a1d Deed of Trut, •ll'*l at the omces at HAR-1··-········--·--···· .. _ ..............
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$2.
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opposite Hoar Hospital. Johll
Vogel, 646·16'75.
PERSONAl 19M HOUlE PAIIITIIIG • laltrlor to~wtt: $60,000.00, wUbiDter'ftt WOOD It ADKINSON, 5$0 .Hew-
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PUII.ISHED-IEEKLY -PAGE II COROllA DEL liAR, C~
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Slftl NEAT PliEINJ IIIIIEl.
Rudy to move Into
Formal dining, wet bar, 2 fireplaces, 4
bedrooms, 2"' baths with much more-
$73,600 FEE . . ' . ' . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cumel ~el b th large cov-ered pa batba, dlnlng
room, f 6:: room for boat
storage.
$53,000 LEASE
HARBOR VIEW HOlliS REALTY CO.
133-0710 ' •. , ••
CORBIN -MARTIN INC.
GOLF COURSE HOME
MESA VERDE
Yes, right on the goll course and
with a fantastically beautiful view,
to boot! . • • See a blaze of lights
toward Huntington Valley in the even-
Ing • • • on a clear day you can
even see Catalina!
This Is a large house, 5 bedrooms,
3 baths, formal dining room, family
room, and 2 fireplaces. Newly re-
decorated with new carpets and
drapes.
Owner, building a new home, will
consider long escrow or lease-back
from purchaser, Our exclusive list-
Ing • • • make this your exclusive
home-.· .
Shown by appointment only,
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of our lllllu ,..,. mode thru refarrw, people
who wen atilfied witb our-
"SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACf''
'WOUldn't tblJ ba tba place fJJr you to lilt your
property!
c.nusr...~rwleotot.-.-WE he.. lob of ..... lhlop a. a.U you oloeutl
NewjMrt • Corona del M.,r· • Cotta Mua
CoRBIN-MARTINl
644-7662
BY LISTING A FEW SELECT
PROPERTIES, WE ARE • • •
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COMPANY .. :: . . : ... :; .. REALTORS
' 4e Union Bent T~
1110 .... poet Cent• Oriw
, ... upor I e-c:h ~111
.R. McCARDLE
IlEAL TOll
aBUAIIL~ SI!IIVICl! SINU 114!
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I'UST1cK WATHFRONT ·
SHOWN BY APPOINTMINT
3 Lindo lolco Drlvo -Open S4lftdoy
BeauWul new 5 BR., 41h Ba. home. Water-
front llvingrm. I< formal dining. Handsome
oat panel~ fatb . rm., frplc., wet bar. Lara:e
muter awte haJ frplc. &: cozy lounge areL
View of Bay & the mountain~ ..... $17t,:i00.
53 LJnct. 1 .. • Drive
Elegant 5 bdrm., 41h baths; on lagoon. New
c~IA, dr~pes &: wallpaper. Lovely garden
& arge slip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $212,000
57 Linda Isle Drlv.
Custom 4 BR. 3lf.a ba. home on Lagoon. Mstr.
BR . has sitting area & frple. Waterfront
ramtly rm w/conversation pit around the
frple.; lovely garden. lge. slip ..... fl89,:500.
101 Lind• lsi• Drive
Lovely 5 BR., 4 ba. home with downstairs
waterfront ~str. ~uite &: Jge. game nn. ·or
study. MeXIcan tile floors beam ceilin~ uaJ' ' ' q 1ty construction, slip . . . . . . . . $155, .
For Complete Information
On All HorMS & Lots, PleaM C11l:
Bll.L GRUNDY; llealtor
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341 IIAYIIC. Da.. tun'l I, 11.1. 67Ut61
JUST LISTED
Harbor VIEW Hills
Outstanding 3 bedroom, family room
home. Large yard and excellent patio,
$69,500
Y. f"RJU(IU.41n
R~Al.TOR
3250 !at c-t-c.-....... -...... lnz222
for your most treasured possess•ons ..
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AlARM SYSTEMS
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Newport Beach Ballloa
Balboa Island Costa Mesa
Lido Isle Corona del
VIEW VIEW
ocean and canyon
• • • from this just remOOeled home ••• 3 bedrooms.
Z baths, dinJ.Dc room (or famlly room~ flnplaee,
ebeertul bllt-lo ldtebeD, and tbe larft!Ctc s!Ddeek
for your ea.tertainlng pleuure. Doe of a ldDd LD
Cameo Htgblabds. $67,950 •
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REALTORS ---Hilll-~aa.-.CAUF.
644·7210
Pre-Grand Opening Sale!
lofty hvmg awa•ts you•
Act swtftly
lo select your own
Newport Beacn condommtum
VtStl 1ne temporary offtces ol the
Newpon Crest lnlormatton Center.
convemenlly located at
2-iOO West Coast H1ghway
Su•te 8 , Newpon Beach
Open Daily 10 am to sunset
171-i) S4S-el41
••••••••••••••• MLS SALES REPORT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of fu!altors totalled
$100,6 million in the first 8 months
of 1972. THIS IS A 37% INCREASE
OVER THE SAME PERIOD OF 19711
3,138 new listings were processed,
of which 711t WERE SOLD! 63% of
the sales were cooperative •
List your property with a Realtor.
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THI MESA
4 bchm, 3 bath. 2 sty
with huge mstr suite,
r:reat lam. nn., .ldoepe.
$57,r>OO.
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* OPEN DAILY 1-5 *
3816 Key Bay, Corona del Mar
LARGE POOL -YOUR OWN LAND
546-5"'
1111 auus
NewJiaUIIIca a..,. to
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=t,.tow.~
A·l HALF ACRE
(in Back Bay)
PLUS
UCULINT HOMI -4 Bednoom and S
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$59,500
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4 Bedrooms, family room. 3 Car garage.
Fast move-in. $89,950 * ADOBE CLASSIC *
By CIH May
4 Bdrm. 4,000 sq. ft. home. Pool, paddock,
citrus, acreage. TRUE LUXURY. f221,000
2165 E. COAST
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and immediate tax benefit8 hy
participating in one of Haag
Memorial Hospital Presbyterian'"
four d1flerPnt Life Income
Gift Plans.
Write or Clll today for inforrlvtion:
Mr Thom111 K Stadlonger
HOA G MEMORIA L HOSPITAL
PRESBYTERIAN
301 Newport Bo!,jtev•rd
Newport e .. d,, CA i2660
Telephon. 5411 0150 -Extel'la~on 108
MARINERS CHURCH
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