HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-08-30 - Newport Harbor EnsignTHEilE TROPHY WINNER-SO . CALIF. IST:NATL .
:.fi:~•L NEWSPAPER OF THE CITY OF IIEWP~?RT BEAQi ,._ ............. _1 u
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THE 1'4EWI'Olf.HADQI -. -·--~ , N~B~ BACKS
JET FIGHT
APRICAM QU!EN DIDN'T WIN IUT WAVED IIIG ~LAG
(QWNE!D BY R~LPH PAIGE, CORONA DEL MAR)
SCENIC HWY.
PLAN OUTLINED
SaD Jo&quln Hilll Road will "We doa't thln.i: it WOUidpt"O-
become part of a co.ty ecenlc fide uy rrt4t:lattal ntlef,"
bl-J llrllcblq !rom ~ ltiPIIJJ>od Ur. Uc:COGY!Ue.
~~-Boy 1o Duo ,..... . "1'oa Ml' It~~~~~u Cotmty R<lod Commlall-., Bay, U COtl1d lion OLd k1,
Ted McCooftU.'e pta.u work That .a.Jd mate a ll.lce rr ....
out. wayi.Dto Newport Beacb,'• DOted
But be may han trooble pt-\ U:ayor Dooald MclM!s.
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t11l& hi. dream blgbway throup Mt. MeCooYille admitted that
aU U:te wartotbet..y.N.wport•s tbe road W'OUJd. !tdeed, hue A small but eotluasl.t.sticfleet for the best-dressed crew was
ctty fatbeu would rather see 2 ends, but pointed out that 1t of outlaDdlsb Joott.nc craft captured by tbe crew of the
tbe roWe's western terminus would be only a 4~1aDe hlgtnray. toured Newport Harbor last Sat-''Argus," owned by Ronald Rod-
booted onto tbe C<-ror. del "Could U start at the Coroaa. urdly Ln the 13th annual char-gers of the Bank of Newport.
War Frereway ao tbe scenic del Mar freeway, instead of acter boat parade. "Ancient Annie," a steam-
route would ;eally become a at Newport Bu?" suggested Smny sides, a Ugtlt breeze boat owned by Richard WaDd-
by-pus route to d1Yert tramc Vlce-Mayor Kdward Rorers. aM plenty of spectators greet-roc.ke of 2152 DuPont A're.,
arocmct Newport Beach. "Thill wou.ld be_, us emphast.ze ed the boats as they paraded University Industrial Park, .u oow plalmed the county's the Boo1ta-Coyote canyoo rout-trom the turnJnc basin to the captlD'ed special ''Wheel, Steam
seeatc routa wouid. lollow San Lnc for the frMW&y." end ot the peninsula and taek and Bell" steamboat award.
Boats win parade prizes
J01Qld.D HUla Rd. boom the bay "With a P'lde separation and to the Balboa Bay Club, where OOer wtnoers were the Grand
into tbe C&Dyons eut of Harbor a wide rirhf:-ot-way, could 1t awards were made. Ancient Mariner award, the
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COSTA •
MESA ' Ne1rp0rt's nmnlne blttlewttb
tbe Ora.ace Cowty Alrport hlt
some new hi&bJ and lows Mon-
day as cotmcllmen: PHONE, 673-0550 CORONA DEL liAR, CALIF. • SUPPOOTED the Atrport
Action Assn., a local cUll.en's
g:r~, ln Its battle to reduce
)et noise aDd poU..Wn. Tile
Council unan\molllly passed a
resolution re-af'flrmlog use of
"every resource, locludtng le-
gal action,·· agatnstlheatrport.
• ACC USED airport omclals
and tile county Board of S~r
visors of trying to expand the
airport l.acllity without holding
public llearl.np. Tbe Counc.U
fired off an angry Jetter to the
s~rvlsors lnslstlng that tbey
follow a poltcy otplf)Ucly heu-Notsy pollee beUcopters, of-ud still aUow po llee obser-Z:45 aDd tbe pollee watch com-log any expansion sebeme. ten the tar,.t of klcal citUeo's vers to see the grolnd as well maDder said be had already
1 do received about 200 complaints The supervisors ban quiet y wrath, wtu come under ftre as they DOW . okayed a suggesttoo by Count)'
ap..tn next Wednesday night Mr. Hill cb.imed that pollee that n1ctrt ~· that's why they Avt.atloo Director RobertBres~
when the Corona del Mar Civic switchboard operators "btmg were oot enn talking any mor e Dahan, who rwr.s the airport,
Assn. (C DMCA) meets at the ~,.:> in my ear " when tie called that nigbt to complainers.·· that his om C@ be mo.ed out of
COM elementary school. to compla.in about c~r noise. Tbe CDMCA meeting begins the fteld's terminal buUdtng
''We mow we can't ret rid "I called ooe mornlne about at ?:SO p.m., Sept, 5. and into leased space uarby.
of the beUcopters --that Idea APART M E N TS They a too oayed plans for nas been beaten to death,'' cmering the waiting area where
COMCA president Jeremy HIU passengers must stand ln the ~~~DeuE~~~~r~~~~~~·~=i NEXT TO GO? su~!::=.~:=~kon
some people are orga.ntzJ.ng to • MHo'.· 4~rdeBIIIhanRo,.rsw. as Vice~W.ayor ftgtrt heUcopter noise pollutton, ...
they will take some action to Apartments and 'coodomln-city 's general plan, schf'duled "1 don't feel we should eo
make the thlng ny higher," turns may become a.rchltectur-by the eod of the year, could along with mUinc room for
Mr . Hill said 00 had re-a! reUcs ln Newport Beach. be delayed by re-opening den-more people so lb. Bresna-
ceived "lots of complalnts" The City Cotmcll decided Mon-sUy bearings. ban can have Ills otnce cloeer
trom CDM residents wbo say day to look at 1r1ys of stopping "We are gotng to take a to the Atrporter Inn for hmcb
their sleep has been disturbed apartment projecta and boldtng summary look at the reoeral aDd codr:ta.lls .. M.r Roprs
by low-flying copters. ail future construction In town pla..D when it 's completed, any-fumed. He ~lled the. plan "a
"We fly at trom 500 to 800 to a maximum dellslty of 8 way, and that would be the ctiabollcal plot toeJplDdOrange
feet when we 're patrolllDg," dwei.U.n.g mfts per acre. proper time to recommend any CO\mty Airport aDd to~
Newport Pollee U. Kelson Me-Tbe surprt&e action came cbanps 1n popaJatioD deutty," Wr. Bre~~~abu'l YUftJ,"
Daniel Uplatned YnterdlJ, Pleaded Way« Donald Mcluia, Yr. BreSMtwn bdormed o1
"IDd we ban biDd tbat 95 = disc:, of~ eo.:ltmu KJtDI&, i.e drop-tlM CoiiDC.il'• ad:so. ..s u-
P"' ...t t1 u.-.COilllpil.lDb the ~Co •s Btr Cat~ Ptac !tt.s .,..-tmeat bomblben. marts told Uw Eu!p that
come when tbe bellcopter dips niPift1 -sa.ld, "Tbe Cit)' Cowtell hu he c~dered Wr Roprs' re-
down to lower altltwies to take yoo community, to tate this denstty problem muks "a slttrid. thine for an
some speel!lc aetio!l, such as Coundlma.n Carl Kym la of bead...oo. Let's caJI tor the dl:-elected otncl.al to say."
following a prowler or be eking CUlt Haven made tile anU-mise of apartment Lnlts ill New-'"There Is oot anu:tra ~uue
up ground pollee mlts.'' apartment proposal, a.nd the port Beach. foot of floor space im'ol•ed ln
The pollee department has Co~mcll backed hJm \C) by a ''De•e)opers lllYe all had a C<Wertng the waiting area •• he
contracted wtthPhllco-Fordfor 4-3 vote, with Mayor Donald piece of the action, and I doo't cla.lmed "This Is the 'area
a h.Jgb-level olgbt viewing srs-Mclnnls and CoqncJimen Rich -think any developer can stand ln which. pecple must wait after
tern, wh.lch Lt. McDaniel says ard Croul and Milan Dostal before this Co ~mctl and say lle they have been screened and
will allow tbe choppers to "Oy owoslng the move. can't economically develop ha d their turgage searched in 50 high, people In C.>rooa del Otflcially, the action taken property •. at 8 dwelling units compliance wtth federal anti-
Mar won't hear them at aU" was to send the Big Canyon per acre. hi jackin g laws. We'•e had com -
VIew HtU., coaneet with £1 lattr be llledfor rapid transit?" WIMer ot tbe prestigious "Obasan," owned by OIUe Eng-
Toro Rd. oortbof Lquoa Beach, asked Coaoetlmao Kymla. theme trophy was the Southern Usb of Sa..n Clemente; the Leak-Re(istratioo Is llDder wa y
take ill ,olf cour•s &Dd tne Mr. MeCooftUe lnslsted he CaWornia 1st National Bank tn• Timbers trophy, "Char -tor the loth annual Sail or the
De'll' reJiooal puk 111 La(UDl •u ta.ltln& about "a quiet see-btrge, decorated to renect thls maine," skippered by John Os-Sabots, scheduled for Sebt . 15
Sabots sail
Sept. 1Sth
plans back: to the city Piaonlng Co~mctlman Richard Cr out, plalnts from people standing
Commission, along •llh a city oppostng Mr .Kym la,quesUoned out In the sm and being sub-
stall study on flow to stop tutwe whether or oot the city could )e(:ted to jet blast and noise.
apartment development , The "legally ret away with" chang-We are si mply going to cover
Planning Commission wJJJ be lng density rtgures alter a PDP-the a:rea and treat passengers
asked to take some action on ulatton density section ll.as al-li ke civilized people. It wUI
whate•er plan the city sta!f ready been ob.yed for the gen-also probably keep \IS from
develops, era! plan, being sued by people slb~ted
Rilla, and end ~ 1n DaDa Point. lllc parkway," year's •· swtngtnc years" par-borne, 814 E. Bay Ave., Balboa; in Newport Harbor.
It would be a 4-laDe ro.d, wUb Councilma.D Jobn store men-ade theme. The barge rec::alled the Bllgey Blnnacle woo by About 150 children lmder Ui 1 &nde sepuaHon aUfJ'W1ne tioDed tbat tbe S*'kwiJ would memories of Bal Week, and In-"Wllite Wines,·· R. v. Naess years okl are espected to com-
cars tra.-ell.Dr 1D either dlrec -proride better aeeea to the eluded a re.creaUon of the en-of Lagtma Beach, owner ; the pete 111 the anm•l race of the
Uoo to tDJoy a clear flew of proposed state park aloor the trance to tbe okl Reodet:•ou.s Big Toot award, which went tiny 8-ft. sa!lboats.
surro.dlDC !ICt!IDei'J. Seenic coast between Corcm. del War ballroom, headquarters of the to tbe ''StraJ(tlt Lile," manned The race is sponsored by the
oatloob ptenlc tables park aDd Lagma Beacb. swinging solmd bere tor many by the Newport Harbor Jaycees, Paclllc Yacht aDd BaUocm Club.
illr u~a ud beocbe~ WOQ.d After the CoJmell sesstoo., years. and the DtrtyOldManifokl,cap-F'aclllUes of the Sea Scout bi,S(>
be part of tbe 400-ft.-wtde Mr. "eCooY1Ue tokl the Ensign The Loose Screw anrd tor lured by tbe ··Big Toot," owned on Newport Harbor will be used.
EJ:c!IJded fr om the 8-per -Councilman Dostal agreed to th.ls ldnd of treatment."
acre density cPl.Ung would be that ''too moch water has goM" Rep ly ing to Mr , Rogers' re-
stngle -ta mlly and d~,.:>lu devel-tmder tbe trld~. With th~ marks about hls oftlce, which
opments. ptanoed commtm..~ty standards will be mO'f'ed to tbe secODd
Dppooents or the move cau-already appro•ed for Btc Can-floor of the Beecllcrall: bldkHng,
tlooed that completion of tbe yon." Mr . Bresnahan said a new of-
rllflt-of-way. Cars would enter bt lt1U feJt tbat the put:way the best animated boat went by Gordoo Rorick of 2826 La -8oth boys and girls may en-
WEST NEWPORT OPPOSES r~:~~::~:.:.~t;
TANDEM GARAGE ORDER in< In a basement.
EVERETT HADLEY DIU
Ol' ••e the td(bw&y ooly at aboakl CO tDroucb to the bl.y, to the Balboi.BayCJub's'·From Salle Ave ., Costa Wesa. ter. Membership ln a ya.cht
major arterla1 1Dtenect1ou, "H.-port Bay 11 • ree1ooa1 Ape to Cape" boat, which was Owner of the "SwellsatSea," clllb t5 DOt a requlrement ror The West Newport lmprOYe-2. Due to OlD' oarrow, con-
attnctloo lDd I'll push hard to complete wUh apes, a Cape wb.lch won the Drippy Stutftng enb'y. Tllere ts no entry ree. me ot Assu. r.s lntormecl the entad streets,da.ngerousprob-
LaDcknrnera, most!)' the lr-Itt tbe bay 1Deludtd on the Canueral rocket aDd beautltul Boa award, could oot be located lnformatiotl about the race South Coast Regional Commis-lema of mo•lng cars In and
'f1De Co., the lloultoD estate seeAic route. Beside~, 11 we dancing girls. by the Newport Harbor Cham -may be had by calling n ee slon of Its opposition to what Ito~ of these tandem prages
aod tbe MJ1sJoo VIejo denlop-stop tbe route at the Corona The Swavtest Swabs trophy ber of Commerce. chma, Doo Da't'1dsoo, 642 .!494. calls the •·a.rbttrary require-wUl be created, and the result
:rce\:: ~ .. =:.~ ::o-=:r=·::.=r~~ MUST DEFEND PACIFIC BARRY SAYS :~r~o~~_t;~~e=:~spe~ wi~.~IM!Je~r;=t;.~rc~ c:orcllatt.oMr.llc:CODYtllt,wbo a .eeuJc IJ!&tnriJ," btwaroed. West Sewport. stonee t
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difficult to enforce
f 1111eral services wtll be held
at 2:30 p.m. Friday 1n Pactnc
View Memorial Park for E•-
erett P. Hadley, ?3,ofl801 BaJ-
adere T!i>r ., Irvine Terrace,
•ho died yestt•rday ln l...ong
Beach. He was chairman of
the board for .U years ol Had-
ley Auto Transport. IIJPIUid twtcwe .._.,.,City r Palll Balalls, president of and may tw c«~n:rted for other Co.mc.U ltii:IJ ..a1oa to ex-CA.Sll.EM.AM SMITH DIES By Dunster CrHIY It should bne been erplalned ol tbt JM.I' bec:IQN be spends the AssoctaUoo, also objected uses. ='~-pluloN-Booch eo:!'~"::'::S::!"v.! .. l~:s:.:.":".:.~~=; ~~~~-•rlcan people. toor ::tllr-=ol=·.:'!..~ ~!.~':.:.~·~,:;::,~:~C OM ·~akes the 5th' ~--1m It t 1 Cle 1a 1949, wu barfed last llfe and fUture Ued 1J:i tbe Pact-Bury Goktwater malntalns *., reeoplud., occasionally ot local pr~ty owners. 11 ~I .. a eru
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y FrldaJ Ill Palm Desert. He ftc Oceu .-ben be addrts ... ac &j)&rtmeot tnN..-poo-t Beaoh, p-Mted wttli a smile and a Prestdeot Batalls ald tn hts Co«a dellolar"'lldeotsare
(lorod It Ur, UoComUo,op. A 20 lbo World Atblrs C"'""lt ltthe .-bere bls cruiser ts moored, lrloadly -..... but nem le"er · apUt 50-50 no--to ... =.111~ ~.::: ell~. 't.wi UYod 111 Coroaa Alrporter Inn tn Drat1&e County and be bu been helrd to sar 1-"-oor hts prlncy ··with the ....-ont ol tbe tbe 5111 An. carr-as 1 tnt-
tile ICeale roatrt lorellneloc:al dt-1 Kar 1IDtll btl retirement cxa WoodaJ, Aupst Z?. that Aacut ls his favorite ;nooth tnYadfJd. boa.rd of the WHt Newport a.c by ....pus., or '-" thlnp
trUIIc pntiiiiU. 111 1111. Wldle bert, be wu Spealtinr to an OYerflow u-Arlh f A I' I ok Belch lmprovem•t Associ&. Jut u they an. aocordl.Dc to
"Bow m.:b tnfllc 1rould u aetlft .r. tbllluaaJc: Sea.f:lrb:lg dltoee, he sa.Jd, "Tbe• areas 0 er me Ia WID Uon we urge that your Com-iDc.oa:Cilete reaJtl ol a loell
retlft'e otJ Cout Hwy, ?'' Coa-Ladta. He Mrftd lD botb Workl of tbe Pacltle --Japan, CbJDa. I mt~oo de•ote Its prime eoer-polt ADd tbef debltety wa.rt
ct1m&D Cll'l K:ymtl WDDdertd. Wu I u4 D. Vletn&m, Tba.JI&Dd and Cam-Hoaes 011 Carl Arthofer•s mluloa wu led 1o bellPe nat ctes to est.abllsl'llnr an accept. a tratac: stp&l at Cout HWJ,
bod1a --are areu of creat CU.tf Drl•e 'f'1ew lots In Newport the cltJatNewport Beach,. wlllch able, pracUcal plan tor pubUc aad Orcbid A".
Ballots were mait.d to mem-
bers to "pt .orne f8ellbc.k
to ru.k1e the auocllltlolll's board
of directors," Mr. HtU said
yesterday.
Gh Ito bid I ets notice utural teiOIII'CQ. This 1s Hetcbf:s and a MW Amella's bU alr-.c~J parct.IJied 2 ad-beach access b' the entire Woct o1 tbt IU membu's e g wben lbe ecooomtc pleta:r. ol resta111'Ut oo Yartoer•s Mile )oiDlDr loU ftom Mr. Artbofer state cc.stllDe. ol. tbl Cere. del Mar Ctftc
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, tbo .-orld 1.1 110 brtelll. Got .-ere otayed lloodaJ by lJJo 101r -~ u "low pork, "We object to the dlmstoa Aua. illd ....,_ tbotr poll HAZ!L WIIITE SU<XUMIS
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ReniU ol tbe tallottDc wtU
be dllc'QIIed at the CDMCA.'s
s.>~. s m.UOC 11 c.._ dat
Mar elemeotary ICbool. Tbt
mMUn1 JtarU at 7:10 p.m.
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MARILYN MANION
BACK TO PAGANISM
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., ·--. ·~· 0111111--GIIIIICC>Ca clramaftlplottocludcarrlld .,"40~':::;':;:,"'11~ _.,, 111111......, ... ,; IIOLLYWOOD'8 Art LIDkloiW ~bdlllullr.llllll
.-011 "ud order" '-'1111 ao.or. wtU --aa 0c1 z ldd< __ .... ...--;tllou •JJ.=t ::'tl, oar moet aor r.ent17 pnNDted to • oft breUflltUor tht 1i11 Uitt.d b....,_ 011: wb ACt! ~17
117olem lA t ... sea:l:·~~ 11> the Loclllalaro. I calli lor WOJ Flllld DriYI lor the 8arbor 1o"'=t .,...._ ud
They lau&hed when a
handful of alll'rmists
predicted that euthanasia
would follow abortion ••
surely u niaht comes lfter
day . Rern ovi ni 11
"non,person" hom the
womb. our critics aaid. was
altopther different fram
doina away with a l't.al
person who happened to be
old.
deformed, and then come
lhe retarded, thtn come the
inltrm, and then ·come the
apd, and then we 're *It
to the old Pllln daya ln
Rome when the man would
decide whether or '\ot a
child ahould live larp:Jy
dependinJ on whelher it
wu a male or female .
dd Mu. Calif. •
THE NEWPORT HARIOfl ENStGNW.. ~coM a IIIIW&flllp«r of
.-raJ dtculatioll by (owt cMan No. A·lOt 78 dated May 14, 195\,
In SupcO.,.. C.O..t r.-the ~I'UJ o(Onnft, S&au of C.lilornla, a.llr(
rc.uon thereof it q\Mlified 1~ publiah all tyblic nocica ~~~aired by law.
AR\10 E. HAAPA . . . Ownn aad Pub.W..
d •·· ~ •· wldo-raoc~Dr o>erlaol ol Cal. aroo campalp cllllrmaa nor broool> -lotel7 llr ~--~ rtsdl. ll:lraJ. law Mtfarcemeat. 1D-...., '~~arsball ~MOD: mea ot tbe "lift .. to dDRlcllud
PEG HAAPA . , . . . . , . . .~lc Edi«w
._.:0~_,~: C: !..t~d·~~ ;~ awdlklrJprUoaterm• dQ. Tilt tr•lrft.t to bt beld !tloo tlle-f.u.t polllbll ~-~ -crimloall carrrlaC rau or al 1111 Alrpcrior-.., YIU lla _map, -..,. • ....,..
SU8SCAIHION A A TIES ulat1oa rematk:abl)' Ofet the •ll1Dc beroUl Jototho 0
e&lu'IJ tbe WU.pte door In H:ubar Arn: o.e Yll'al" 15 00 :z y 1 8 00 paat deeade TID -•• • ..., Tbo ' v IPOOICII'tld by tbe Cblm-botAh. ....... u'D-n ..._ •• Ouc ol tbrbor ...,..,., ' · ; ean, · tbere were .is 000 0011"-:..-..~-.;: PtOP.. are cJemtncftol btu of Commtrce ot Newport -::::! mara.~, ..-~~m ""'CIPIL
...,...,..c:..c:..c:..c:..c:..c:..c: .. ..c:"On<c..y<:•,."<:·,."<:·,.oo<:,,.'<:':.-oo·<:',.'•,.·,.oo,. C&.WonlJa prboa,-.....::~--a:; tb1l 8011 ot Dft' llwt. I wiD Barbor,COiti.M .. ,aodlrY.lDe """te~ .. _,amOQC U. amateur -....C::. • _., lid 1D tbe1r puap Mn Marllll&ll .ad ' I ,....., Aretdttetl arDODC tbe :::borlDc~..:·o::> ~ ... : SERVICE. CLUB .REPOR.T ::r~~~u'!..:: populaUon. 1D 1963, there were took a HCODd loot!
11,500 per80115 oa parole 1D Tbe tracedJ o1 Waterpte 1a
ARVO E. H+-APA, owner and publisher of the Ensign CaWornla. By 1972:, ttat aum-Newport-Balboa Rotary Cllf) moath'a baud ol dlreetors DOC: 'Waterpte tt..lt· U U.1lll ..,....,.q<>.,...,..,....,... ..... ,...><,......,...,...,...,...,_...,....,.oQ ber bad rlsea to 18,500. Ill beard a talk Tue*y D.I.CfJI mteUa.c. maay tbtnp. The cc.i.tut pro. :-o 19&3, there were za,ooo peq::~Je by Peter DePaolo, the flnt • • • cramlnc of Amerlcau, throucb
• TIME TO PRESS THE PANIC BUTTON
That television cable alarm system
for a "panic button" watch on burglars
seems like an excellent idea, doesn't
it? • Yes, except for one totally
unacceptable feature: the plan to ask
for a $220,000 federal grant for instal-
ling a computerized response system.
I can hear the cry of rebuttal already:
"But we can't afford to do it without
that free federal cash!" The answer
Is obvious: If we cannot afford to do it
by ourselves, we have no business trying
to undertake such a super-expensive pro-
ject.
It Is preposterous folly for wealthy
Newport Beach to reach a begging hand
to bankrupt Uncle Sam, who is almost
a half billion dollars in debt, and going
m deeper every hour, thus continuing to
generate the fearsome inflation that is
picking the pockets of all of us. (There's
a pick-pocket that should be apprehended
--and right now!)
oo probatloa. By 197Z, Uat man ewer to go 100 mUea per KJwan1a C1tal of Corooa del tbe 8011) opera tecbldqae, to
ownber bad jumped to 68,000. boar Ia the Indta•polta 500 Mar baa scheduled a film on lo8l faitb Ia tbllr form of
What weat wroo(? DarLDr tbat raee. Pete, mown as the "Gol-tbl• year's Masters colt pernment; the toeJ&Illlt atro-
ttme we obYtoiiSly lut1tuted den llao" of raciDc. rettrtld elasalc, to be aboWD at the clUes committed by Wa ad-
a number ofso-called:"eollrtrt· from compeUUon years aco, club's Sept. 4 hmcheoo pther-mtmatraUoo wtdle "totartatn.
eood pracUces, •' and tbe crime a.od oow represents the biL tor at the VUJa Sweden. Tb11 IDr" cootused Amerleua wltb
rate 1n the decade nearly trip-new track at Ootarlo as a pub-Tuesday, the Klwanians beard the dramatic eJtranpu.al
led. In 1962 there were 2?5,000 Uc relations maa. Nert Tues-sonp of tbe ok1 welt aung by Prtnte enterprise t. belnr
crimes committed ln tbe seY<m day's meet:I.Dc at the lnlne Raa:ty Richards. cbobd lDto obU'fioa· taw u
major crime catecor1es. By Coast Couutry Club wtu feature • • • made by eacuU.Ye order: com.
l97Z that total wu ?Z5,000. Tom Inns, a paramedic who Newport HarborK1'ftlliBCiub m.ut letdera tnsellly accept
Could It be tbat tbe trotb)f -..u wounded 1.D VIetnam. will hear a talk oo the cootro. "oar" bospltaUty. Crime sk)'·
is we seDd tewer people to • • • Yenlal Oranp Comty Airport rockets; drQC a buM .-ra wtdle
prison for Yiolent crimes, a.od Ezehange Club ot Ne-wport from Jim PbelaJI of Air Cal-our president pay1 off otber
grant protlaUooandparolemore llarbor wlll bear "Sborty" Uoroia at thU Friday's oooo c01mtrle1, preteodJDc tbr.t Rtld
often a.od laster? Schaefer ot Costa Mesa Water meetlDr at the Elta: Club. Cblna Is DOt tbe real proYider.
That seems to be the th.IDg District tell about the Father • • • Seabed treaties are under way,
many of my coostJtueats are Rlnr pro)ect and the recre-Coroaa del Mar b&Ddwr1tlng elriDc tbe UN cootrol of tbe
rebelling ap..lost. TbeyareCOD· atloo uses it attords, wheD tbe analyst Wary Deo.lpn will bold world's UDder-water ways; our
stantly reminding me that the c lub meets today Aug 30 for lland.s with members of tDe oceans ban been pnctlcally
first duty of governmeot is to hmcheoo al the shJn Shirt Nut Marlllers Lloos Club Friday flabed out by communists wltb
protect its cltluns __ DOt to Thursday, Ezchllngiteswti1!)0k1 at noon wbeo the club meets "oar" blessLDr; our &raiD 11
close all prlsoos, DOt to re-thetr monthly business meetlog ~~ 1f: Stuft Shirt. Your fUture ctveo to oommlmla:t leaden
habi.Ub.te all criminals, oot to aDd hear a report 00 thts s your bands ~-so brlog wbUe you aDd I are retUne
eJperiment. both of tbem with you. btm&fY·
: •:vee. The Legislature Pl"zza plant tO be N 1 Pr••td"'t N:..o pushes wtlh should cootlnue to direct our O Ills total mlgttt tbe ceooelde
system of justice 1D a pro. • convention and AUutlc Uo1oa
gresslve manner. bm at the The largest plsu. factory 1n faetUUes ln 14 western cttlu resoluttoo. though d1Wgent and
same time temper our enthus-tbe world Is taklng shape LD the and ID Canada courageous patriots have tem-
Lasm with r eality. lrTIDe IDdustrlal Complu(UC~ The lrYLDe Plant, to be built pon..rtJy saved your skins. Our
EJperts agree that PlDl· near tbeOrugeCoonty Airport, by Doa Koll Co. of Ne"wport money 1a: debaoched, and plana
lsbmeot, to be an etfect1Ye de-according to Tboma.s C. Woltt, Beach, Is planned to be com-for an lnternatloDal ctD'rency
terrent, must be swift aod cer-Jr., nc prestdeat. pleted by mid-December proceed apace. Our mtutuy
ta.in. We have aamerouscrlmes The 008 Dt•la:kKl of Fair-• services are belnc demor-
But what is the
difference? And if it exisu .
why are our papers,
maaatine s, and TV
proJfams so filled with
diKuuions of "death with
diJnity"? When man plays
God, there is no end to his
terrible pme.
Surely this is the most
important issue of our time.
If life itself is not revered,
what else matters? With. this
thousht in mind, rud what
Father Daniel Lyons had to
say on a rece nt Manion
Forum radio proaram·
"'People have to realize
that Communism is simply
the lol)cal result of atheism ;
that humanism is not
democratic ; that democracy
must have a spiritual bue.
Now we say we are
endowed by our Creator
w1th Inalienable nghts. As
soon u you do away wtth
the Creator. you do away
with the 111alienable ri&hls.
And when you"re 1n a
country like Moscow, as I
was some months iiiSO , the
Amer ican diplomats there
c~r.plain to you that 1f the
go vernment dec1des to
prosecute ynu for any ltt!le
thing, they can put you 10
)311 for seven, e1ght or ten
years with no trouhle at all .
'"The Cnurt deCISIO n on
abortion reminds me very
much of fl itler who started
''They talk about it
bein1 inconvenient for the
mother to carry this chUd.
lt'J10in1 to be inconvenient
for 10ciety to take cart of
elderly people , particularly
with the birth rate
dro ppin1. so the next thinl
is to do aw1y with elderly
people. So we're back down
to the almi&}ltly dollar
rather than Almiahty God.
"Easy divorce · any time
you want to turn in your
wife or husband for a new
model, like turnin& in a car,
easy way out of the Illness :
~~~y wJ; uut ol Jle -Jlld
JU thl\ dwt.olt..:JI t.u,mcn
we St't' on the ~t<~ge Jnd nn
the screen
""\lnw tt"s peepm& out of
lh~ teiC'vlqon Thry
adveru'e degcnuJcy and
thl'y try to promote such
p~gan pr<~cltcr' as w1fe
~WJppmg. etc But they
fnrJel th.at you c .. nno t
change human nature . you
w1ll nrver convmce the vut
maJOnty of penple that 11
doesn "t matter who's !he
fat her of the l"hddren m the
family. Th1~ 1s :~~solutely
insane as well as immor:~l.
You .:an't chJnle human
nature. hut tht'y lry tn
ignore 11, and 11
dont
• "A v e r y
psy ch iatrist ,
~ou nd
This mania for pleading for federal
~ U~{~~s the !)\Oral fiber of our ci~ens, U)llldiously _ltading them to ,;,ore
and more dependence on Big Brother in
Washington, eroding their own initiative
and self reliance. Since the money comes
from the federal till, the property that
it buys does not command the care and
respect that private property receives.
The result Is a growing disrespect for
property and an incitement to vandalism
and thievery.
of 'flolenc.e for wbJch there 1s mont Foods Co. has purchased STOlJfER HEADS aJ1Jed, while Sorlet Rua:la bu
swut and certa.ID ptlll.sbment, a l4-4cre site tbroucb Cold-beea (IIU'a.nteed mtutary au-
but lD an alarming number of weU. Banker' Comp~.~~y'sSan~ O.C C CHORAL£ perSortty OYer u, aDd OUR hts disrespe..:t for the human
--.,..-,,..--------ta· Aa oGke aDd ttu com-• • OWN OOVERNVENT Is tmi-person by passin& abort1on
a very
nptrien.:ed m:~n , told me
recenlly that mo'il of his
pattents comt to h1m
because they've been
sinnin1 :~nd !hey w~nl him
' Lo Jivt aft e~use It! Lbat
they c•n 10 ou1 and sin
some more He saKI, 'They
don't nerd psychiatry. !hey
But there is an objection even more
fundamental. A request for federal funding
of policing equipment Is a perilous Invi-
tation to federal encroachment Into the
field of local pollee authority. The fact
that federal control follows federal funding
is s o obvious that It need not be argued.
Equally obvious is the fact that there is
a relentless and continuing drive to con-
centrate more and more power in the fed-
eral government, and the lure of urree
money" Is being constantly dangled before
local officials as bait for accepting federal
controls. The local pollee force is a
particularly important target of the "big
government" boys, who would like to see
the local police enticed into becoming
part of a federal pollee organization.
A federal pollee force is a must for es-
tablishing an all-out pollee state.
Let's stand by the slogan: "Support
our local pollee --and keep them local."
-Ll MO meDCed COII.tructlol. of a 1 ?Z,. Frederick stouter. the aew b.taraUJ dlsarmbig us, is ..-J"t "'n -~~GA~>L~~~TI!!CI~--000 sq. ft. procloclloolaciUty at director of the ~ Cout -state Dopar..-p .. ~<IOI!qff.~ ~ or
ORDINANCE NO. 1510 the IO'IIltlrwtlt coruel of Car-Collep eYeJilng a:ytq)boolc eatioD '72?'7, Hitler, the next df:dsioa, tf
AN ORDINANCE OF THE aegie aDd Red RJU AYt., City cborale, 11 a gradUate of Chap-~Uc.ana. -Pemocnta .~ CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH of lrrtoe. man College and has doDepost-AMERICANS ALL ·-rtp oft we aUow 'the eo.rt to ~~
AMENDING SECTION 11.04.. The $5 million plant lnttially graduate work at California your bltnders, qalckly. Tbe away with this, thty will
OZO OF CHAPTER 11.04 OF wtll produce more thaD 15 mil. State Uninrstty at Fullerton. lorl&".dran..out tnd-comedy w<tnt to do away wtth the
need God··· •
A '"t r /CQ"I'I lt/Q!' f"o'DI!IftJ
ORDINANCE NO. 1508
THE NEWPORT BEACH MU-11oo plna shells per mooth, His college wort bU beea of Water pte may be &i'fiDJ 08
NlClPAL CODE PERTAIN· plus 300,000 cases of a •ell-ptm ctllited witll seTeral awards a respite -·but at the stroke ING TO PROHIBITION la:lown brand ptua. The nrm for musical ncellence. of lZ :Ol tbe7 plan 1o turn yoa --~L:!I~GA~L~MO~TICI~!...--__ ...=L.:!.:G::AL:=..cM::O~TI;:C:::I:.._ __
AGAINST PARKING ON has been located ID Culwer City Choral and instrumental loto a red pumpkln, H 11 at-NaTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Dorothy Walden
Desert Rot Springs
LAWN AREAS IN CITY for 18 years. gro~C)s tmder hls baton hawe ready ftn ml.Dutea before the
PARKS According to Jim Bolton of toured widely In EurqMt, AJ~ houri
The City Cotindl of the City the OOB Dh1sloo. the new plant rtea and South America, and
of Newport Beach ooES OR-tDchJdes a 425.ft.-loog tatery his lfOIC)S are LD great (it_
DAIN as folloW s: LDcorporati.Dr new automated mand locally for concerts and
SECTlON 1. Sec tioo 11.04.. production processes, 65,000 ruest appearances. He ls also
020 of the Newport Beach Mu-SQ. ft. of processtor area, 3 the music departmeotchairmao
nJclpal Code ts amended to D.ltrocen hmoela for on-at Lagma Beach hieb scboot.
read: llDe product freezing, 225,~ eoosultlng director or cboral
"11.04.020 Proll1blted Coo-c(j)le feet ot freezer storage, music at ThtD'stoolntermediate
duel. No persoo other than an warebousiDg and bulk ln&red-school, and music director ot
employee of the City LD the lent blndltog laclUUes; and lD St. Mary's Episcopal Churc;b
course of Ills employment lhall a separate buUd1DL the OOB ln Lagma Belch. c
do any of the following acts reneral omce serYtng company He 1s • member oftheAmer.'
or engage LD any or th:= follow. AMPHIB COURSE leu MIIS1CO~eal Society the
tog specified cooduct wtthln U1J American Choral Director' Aa-
paro, R)R AIR RESEIRVE soc!atlon, 1l>e So,.hern Caut.
(a) Remon, damage or de· --oroia Vocal Auoctatloo. and
stroy any atblettc eqtdpmeot Ntoe Harbor area Marine Air the Orange County CboriJ Con-
or pa.rapberoalla prorlded by reserY1sta lllve beeo seleettld duetors Guild,
the CJty tor use to the park. to atteod tbe special ampfl.lb-Persons wlsb1nr to joLD tbe
(b) Drtn. propel, rt~1 put tous operaUoos orlentatloa OCC trfenliiC cbortl for tbe taU
or leue ltaodtnr any bicycle course at tbe Naval Amphlb-semester stxx&ld meet Sept. 11
or any nhlele propelled by a 1ous Base, Corooado, Sept. 8-9. at !1 p.m. LD Room 1 ot tbe OCC
motor ower any lawn, prdeo Tbey are: Music BulJdloc. AudUiolll ud
or plaoted play1leld ezcept ta Col. Ronald Trepas of 2'72'7 repstraUoo will be accom.
areas desJcnated for soch pur-Canary Or., Costa "Mesa; MaJ. pUabed at ttat time. Tbere t1
pose1. Doo ~ Br1rfam of 181Z Port DOt tulttoo for tbe clus.
(e) HU, strike or chip a Renwick Pl., Harbor VIew --.,-,,--,-------
golf ball oo any lawn or lll any Homes; MaJ. W. M. Moorow LIGAL MOnel
prdeo except In areas destc-of 416 Acacia An., Cor001. del
Dlled for thJs purpose. Mar; U. Col. James B. Wac-NOTICE OF PUBUC HE/..RING
(d) Camp or kldct ezcept K.We of 113 0nyJ: Me., Btl-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
SUPER
SALESMAN
And 1n tho~ d;~y~.
b~h•Jid. there came throu&h
thC' gaits of the City a
salesman from afar o rr. and
It came to pass as the day
went hy that he sold piC''!ty
And m that city were
they who were the order
takers 01nd they who spent
theU' days 1n 1ddina to tht>
ahhi sheets Mirhtrly were
they astoniShed . They u1d ,
one to the other, "How
doth he aecteth away with
it?" And 11 carne to put
that many were pthered tn
the back oH!cc, when a
soothqyer came amona
them. A.nd he wu one wiae
I\IY . They questioned h.lm
alkina, ''How It it that thia
11nnaer accompUaheth the
impossible?''
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
ADDING SECTION 12.66.050
TO THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE TO PRQ.
VIDE FOR APPUCATIONOF
VEHICLE CODE TO PRl.
VATE STREETS -IN "NEW-
PORT CONOOMINlUMS"
DEVELOPMENT
Tbe City Council of the City
ol Newport Beac!t OOES OR-
DAIN u follows: s.c-1. -12.11<1.050
11 added to ttle Nnport Beach
lluokll><l Code ID rad'
''12.&&.050 AppUeatloaotVe-
hicle Code to Prlnte Ro&da:
11> Newport c~wna. Tbe
prorutoo.a of tbeCal1Jonla Ve.
"!cle Codo olaU 11>1>17 ID 1l>e
.,-., prl .. te lllr-11> the
M~ C~am• rem.
d..ual <lenlopmeot 11> the City
of Newport Beach'
NaTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that tbe City Cow.ctl of tbe
CUy of Newport Beach will bold
a pubUc bearln& reprdiDg Or-
dinuee No. 15U, beloc, AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH REZONING
PROPERTY AND AMENDING
DISTR1CTING YAP NO. 3'7,
PlU1nlD.c Comm1ss1oo Amend-
ment No. 380 rep.rdlncrequut
ol McLalD DeYelopment Com-
pao.y of Los Anctlea to ameod
a portion of ot.trlctlac Kap
No. 3'7 trom a C-N-H Distl'id
to an R.3 Dlstrlet and toaecept
I NepUn Oeclaratioo OD prop.
erty located oo Ute Dlth llde
of Bay1lde Drlwe westerly of
Marl.De Ayeaue aDd tbt 8alboe.
llllaod Brldp.
NOTlCE 1S HEREBY FUR.
THER GIVEN that lbe aldplt).
lie heariDC wiU be blld Oil the
loth da7 of September. 19'73,
at tbe hour of '7:SO p.m. lD tile
Cotmell Chamben ot the City
55aU ol the CllJ ot Newport
Bllch, C&Worola,atwbicbtlme
and place any m:t all per.ou
lntan.ted may IWMf aad t.
hell'd tblareoe. ....... LociOO
CllJ Clork
Cttr ol llfWPQrt lloach
Poblt.lb: AIJC. 18'71, lD tiM
lll place• destpattld for 1uch boa lalud; Lt. Col. Jotm ~ that the CitJ CoGDell ot tba
p.,_oiUid wllh specJilcpor. GliiD ol 2740 lleodola Dr •• CilJ of Newport Beach wtUhOid
m1uioo from the City to do Costa We•; u. Cot Jobll G. a pcj)Uc blarlDC reprdlar liP-
•' so. SeJI.mUJ of Coroaa del Mar; peal of WcL&tll O..eJ,opmeat
(e) Use any J:art faclUty for lla.lte:r Sef:. Jotm W, Speoce Co, llli*Uoc CCIDdldoD oam-
whleb a fee It cbarpd wtthoat ot 1986-1/2 Church st., COita blr 1Z requlrtDc a IO.ft • ..t.
ttrst r.amc plid tbl tee re~ Mea; Wa!, Gtore-PtAebMJ bac.k " oae ot tbe cc.t~Uou
qatrtld therefor a.S blf1Dc rt· of 3201 Wtehlp.a Aft., COtta lmpoHd b7 tbe Pauuwtc COD'I-
eetwtld any reqalred perD'.U." Me~~t &Dd u. Cot RJcbard mlaioD In ~r r•·
Whereup on ,the
soothsayer made .,wwcr,
"He of whom you 1puk it
one hultler. He ui~eth .-ery
early in the mornina and
aoeth forth fuU of pep. He
complaincth not. neither
doth he dtspair. He il
anayed 1n purple and fine
llntn, whUe ye 110 forth with
pant• unpreued.
S.-.ate Dr1n
L&Wade Court
floamllt Circle
9t.AI!flal'er Court
floablrd Court
DlleoftrY Drtfe
llorlhwllldCourt
MooarLN Court
!lurbarll Court
Sor!Jido c-
R~p~~c~ec
Stara.bC.-t
-Dollar Coort W1'bbc:MC Ctrde s.a. .. .......n.eo.rt
Ill& Olppor Covt
lterbor .. •
SECTION Z. Tbls ordtoaDee L. MotUer ol 1 '711 8ahaml IUbdlri.toa 1M, wateb cre-
sbr.ll be 'PQbtllbeG ·ooce 11:1 tbe Pt., CoD Yea. atu z pu~ll for dweklpmtal
otllclal "'"-o1 the CllJ. Col. llooller II uolpool ID 011 podloo o1 Block M, lnlllo'•
aDd tba am• 1blU bt efttctiYa the 29th Stsft ~ ol the M..dlnaioa; porUoa ollot,.B"
SO dl71 after tbe date of Ill alJ.ROII'Yt 4tb MariDt AJr. of Traet Sll1; aDd a ~
O<loplloll. craft Wll>r. Tho -· .,. ol ••-11111141 Dr •• to. Tbll ord:lDIDee wu lalro-&ttacbild to YOlllltHr tra1aiDc e&t.d oa tbleoalh Jidt 01 BaJ-
dococl II a riiJUiar moet1o( "' ..... of .... ....... Air Jlo. -Dr.. -17 "' -the CIIJ C.,_,ll ol the Cttr _..,, Tnlal.oc DataclunOII. El Afl, ud lila --llluil ol Mnport Blaeb btld OD till Taro. bridp, lard R-1, Ud C.N-B.
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uy one to the other, ·verily
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work; he il alrctdY abroad
in lhe llind. And whtn the-
eM:•cnlh hour cometh, he
needcth no alibi. He
knoweth his lin• 1nd lhey
that woukl ltna him oft,
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uy unto him, ~ay,' when
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toelh forth he h.Cb tbc.lr
Mmt on lha line l)laf K
dolled .
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Keep cool with
CANVAS
AWNINGS
bon·t let the svn spo•l your
.,...6at•o fun Shade w1th colorful
canv&s lor cool comlor1 . Call
or come by for tree eshmates
SAIJAW
TEll&
• 1770 KEWPORT
con.t. MESA
646-9313
COlT
COlT
COlT
COlT
BANK DIECTORS NAMED
!..,ea dl.reetora o1 tbe ..,
ln1DI Na:tloal.l Oak were
elected at a. firM. atuebokt-
tr '1 meet1ac, btld at the A 1r-
porte lAD. Tbt buk's plbUc
atocll; oUerla1 1D Juoe drew
ofters to buy approzlmately
tbree ttmes ID ueea ot nail-
able shares, acoordi.Dc to Pre-
lldeot James B.. LJDeb.
Tbe a.., dlrectors lnclude
Dr. Cbarles w. HMUer, rne-
aideot, Hostler lDnstment
Com~; HGgbB.COites,rice-
presldeDt, Mlcrorlsion lnc.;
Jllmel B. Slemooan,presideot,
Jtm Slemou Imports; Richard
S. steveDJ, president, Wrather
IDnstmeots Inc.; Harry s.
R.l.Dker , presld«~ol, Rlnlter Com-
paay; Jame• B. Lyneb, presl-
deot, !nine NatJonal Bank;
Richard P . Ha115man, exect«t•e
rtce -president, Allerp.o
PbarmaceuUcala Ine.; Rtcblrd
Ouft')', owner of tbe Air porter
Inn; Gerald w. MrCiellan, pre-
sident, lnland Marketing Co.;
Jack K. Hamllloo, president,
An)l Eogtneerlng Corporation,
aJld Dr. WarUn E. Hansen, phy-
sician.
The bank, located at 2121
Campus Drive, at tne corner ot
Mac Arthur Blvd, trvtne, serves
the residents and busloesscom~
munity of lrvtoe, Ne wport
Beach, Corona del Mar, Costa
Mesa, and Tustin.
NeWCOmerS at Hoag
• Mr)NDAY, AUG. l3 • TUESDAY, AUG, 14
Gtrl --Mr. aDd Mrs. Donal Girl--Mr . and Mr s. George
W. Kirchberg. 450 Victoria, W. Duane, 3029 Java Road,
Apt. 13, Costa Mesa. Cos~ Mesa.
Gtrl --Mr. and Mrs. Joseph • WEDNESDAY, AUG. 15
K!rby-Smltb, 130 Santa Isabel, Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Costa Mesa. F'oreman, 3742 Cosley Street,
COP AND COWGffiL discuss the 19th Annual Cops and
Cowboys breakfast and horse show scheduled for Sept.
8 and 9 at Orange County Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa.
Arthur McKenzie ts chairman of the Orange County March
of Dimes, whlct\ benefits from the event, .!.Dd Heather
Reynolds, of Laguna Deach, Is March of Illmes poster
girl. Mr. McKenzie Is former pollee chief and city man-
ager of Costa Mesa. (March or Dimes photo.)
Cops, cowboys raise funds
A western style breakfast
w111 highlight the 19th aMual
'•Cops aod Cowboys•· March
of Dimes beneftt horse show
Sept. 8 and 9 at the Orange
CoWlty FatrgTounds In Costa
Mesa.
Frank Hall of Balboa, chalr-
man oftheOraneeCounty March
ot Dimes, aMOWlCed this week
that the breakfast will begin
at 6 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 8,
and will feature eggs, pancakes,
potatoes, coffee and hOt choc-
olate. The breald'ast will cost
$1 and the proceeds will go to
March of Dimes.
Volwlteer members of the
Orange County Sheriff's Re-
serve Force and the Associat-
ed Rtd1ng ClubsofOrangeCoun-
ty are co-sponsoring the event.
The horse show will start
at 8 a.m. Sept. 8, w:lth all
western classes. A Gymkhana,
beg1Dnlng at 4 p.m., wlll r~.m
throtJCbout the ennln&:. Actirl-
ties resume at 8 a.m. S..mday
wtth English and jumping
events.
Tickets for the breakfl.st may
be obtained from any member
of the sponsoring orpn.lzatioM
or at the door.
Attending the OOrse sttow will
be Heather Reynolds, 5-year-
old Laguna Bellch paraplegic,
whO Is this year's March of
Dimes Poster Glr I.
Further Information about the
horse show and breal:fast may
be had by calllng John Perry,
the show manapr, at 962-3002,
or the March of Dimes ot11ce
at 979-2270.
APPLICATIOI'lS TAKEI'l
BY U.S. COAST GUARD
Congressman Andrew J. HI.D-
shaw advises Orange CoUilty
youth that the U, S. Coast Guard
Academy Is oow accepting ap-
pUcatl.ons for appointment as
cadet, U. S. Coast Guard, class
of 1978.
~ Appolirtm~ u a ca~et ls
bued til·'the ea.Ddldate's nllk
ID bJCfl school, hJ.sperformance
on the C£E8 scb:>lutfc apttttm
test, and his leaderstdp potec-
tlal. AD applicant must be un-
married aDd must have reached
his 17th but oot hls Z2Dd blrth-
day by July 1, 1974. The min-
Imum educaUooal requirement
Is a bleb school diploma. How-
ever, high school seniors as-
sured of p-aduatlon by JW1e 30,
1975, are ellgible to compete
provided they bave at least
15 credits by that time.
Applications may be obtained
by writing to the director of
admlssions, U. S. Coast Guard
Academy, New Loodon, Conn,,
06320.
RICHARD STEVENS, president
ot Wratber lnwestments and
bead of the Balboa Bay Club,
will be lnsta lled as president
of the Orange County Coast
Assn. at a dinner meeting Fri-
day, Sept. 14, at the Bay Club.
Otber offtcers are Ed Hirth,
former mayor of Newport
Beach, as llrst vice-president;
William Webb of San Diego
Gas and Electric, SanClemecte,
as 2nd vice-president; Jack
Feehan, Southern Counties Gas.
Co., Huntlngtoo Beac h, treas-
urer, and Ra)ph Kiser, Hun-
tington Beach ChamberorCom-
merce, as secretary.
GILES BROWN TO BEGIN
DCC LECTURE SERIES
Dr. Giles T. Brown has re-
tuned from a swnmer trip to
Yoncalla am the Gobi Desert
to coaduct Ids "betdnd the head-
lines" lecture series at Orange
Coast College.
The lectures, sel for Sept.
18 tllrough June 4, will be
held Tuesdays from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. ln the OCC forum,
Dr, Brown, a professor of
hlstory and dean of graduate
stlrlles at Cal state University
at Fullerton, has made 18over-
seas trtps during the past 20
years. He has interviewed key
political, business and educa-
tional leaders on every contin-
ent.
HEART ATTACK TOPIC
AT IIEETIHG TONIGHT
MESA CHAMBER BACKS Dr. Edward B. ntothrlch wtu
TAX CURB INITIATIVE presect a progTam entitled
The Costa Mesa Chamber of "Heart attac~: prnentton and
Commerce directors hue gone treatment" al 8 p.m. today,
oo record 1n 5\ClPOrl of tbe ta.x August 30, at the Ba.lboa Bay
and espeodtture Umltatlon Lnitt-Club. He wlll speaJc. following
atln constitutional amendment, dinner .
. which wtll be 011. the Nov, 6 Dr. 01.e thrlch Is dlr ector ot
ballot. the Arlzona Heart Institute,
''We are indeed glad to jotn which he estabUshed In Phoeniz
the CaUfornlaChamber of Com-lc 1971. Previously, he bad
merce the San Francisco been cbiet surgeon and directed
Chamber of Commerce and the surgical service of Dr.
tbe many other Chamoo'rs of Michael DeBa.key ln Houston,
Commerce that wtll gtn SICI-where be was also an associate
port to this Important amend-or Dr. Denton Cooley. While in
meat "· saJd Nicholas Zteoer Houston, Or. Dietrich planned eue~•e manager. "We ~ aod participated In the ftrst
muy other Chambers will also multiple organ transplant ever
•odorse this worthwhile ef-undertaken.
LOAN AGENT MOVES UP
(;LEANING
James F. Nantais of Tustin,
a loan oftlcer In Coldwell Bank-
er Nuarement Corporation's
Newpott Beach mortgage loan
omce, bas been promoted to
sefttor lou omcer. He will con-
tinue !lis acUt1ties in the New -
port Center office, asststtnr
Stewtrt c . YcPberson, assist-
ant rtce president and manapr.
THRU AUGUST 31, 1973
SAVE 201«-
5 WAYS llllllt THAN
OIIDINARY STIAM CLEAN
t Cleo•• o. ... , I Dries Postor
• s.u C••••l••• I Ho•• of Yo•r lloctrleltr or S.ft Wot., U•
CALL U$ TODAY
a1•
ESTlloiATES. OIIE DAY SI;RYICE
Adll"'l e.p,...,te<l
lir. NutaJs bepn hls com-
pany career wtth Coldwell,
Banhr II Co., the puent or-
pnlll.tloo,. to TOtnoce. Last
Aucust he transferred to New -
port Beach u a loaD omeer.
BE A QOOO NEIGHIIOII
Irv lne.
Girl --Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Long, I 17 the Masters Circle,
Costa Mesa.
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
D. Frisbie, 1017 American
Place, Apt. A, Costa Mesa.
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Hagemeyer, 671 Darrell Street,
Costa Mesa.
• SATURDAY , AUG. 18
Boy --Mr . and Mrs. Robert
Tranter, 641 Victoria, Costa
Mesa.
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Fl<><>d, 1854 Port TtrOo, Harbor
View Homes.
DESERT EXERCISE
Marine StaN Sergeant Cur tis
L. Williams, whose wt!e Susan
is the daughter of Mr. Osear
Buencousejo of Costa Mesa,
is participating ln the desert
fteld exercise AllcaU Canyon
73. Approximately 9,000 regu.
Jar aod reserve Marines are
comblning forces to demon-
strate the Marine Corps' ca-
pability as a total force during
the 2~week exer cise at the
Marine Corps base Dear
Twentynine Palms. Willia ms Is
servlng with MarineW!ngCom-
munlcatlons Squadron 38.
NOW HEAR THIS -· Theresa
Dobson of Newport Beach leaves
oo doubt as to the warning
noise created by a device ti'Lat
SOtmds oU tn response to smoke
or heat. The detector will bE>
among many new products to bt>
tUsplayed Sept. 12-23 In the
George Colourls Rl?creationa l
Vehicle Show in Anahei m Stad.
ium. The device, which can be
used in the home, r ampers,
motor hOmes or trailers to give
Instant warnin g of fir e, works
on an ionlt.alion prlnd ple and
is so sensiUve It can respond
to the sUght changes In air
caused by fir e or combustion.
The show wtl l also feature ex-
hibits of ba ck-pa cking equip-
ment, sportlng goods, skln div -
IIE'IPORT HAR80R EIISIG•
f'\lllJSHED IEEKI.Y ·-PAG£3
lliURSDAY, AUG. 311, lt71
IXl!'O"A D1!L IIA)\ CAL
STOCKING CAPSULE
D1J )'uu eH:r kn ow anyone who Ln~ISled on putttng
h" nght stoclons on first? Some people thmk th1~ •~
a good .,..a y to av01d headachc=s t-ooiJ:>h" Of cours.:'
MO!ot of us get headaches. But no"' we reach for one
o f the fast-actms pam reliever~ med•cal sciena has
made available. A s•mpk: remedy But remember-
not all headache~ c;m be treated so casu:~Hy I f the
pam pers•sts or •~ unusually stlt:re-. be )ure to set:
your phys1C1an. And ncxlllmt' )Ou nttd ·• pu::~rq'>t1on
tilled, come to us fo r ~ualtt y compoundmg
Christensen
3021 E. COAST HWY ., CORONA DEL MAR
673-2550
Ing gear and recreational ve-1~;:::;:;:;;;:=;::==============::: hlcle acc essories.
XI RHO PI CHAPTER OUCH !
Mrs. Thomas Gilhlac""~·.,•,,',,':ll s YOl!R lnsuranrf" Adt"qualto ·~ sident or Xt Rho Pt 01 ·.,p~ri•lia.-in Beta S1gma Ph1,
club year with "beginning Lo•· COST m•rinf' in"ur•nr.-!
observance at 8 p.m. Aug.
at the Atrporter Inn.
Mrs. Rod Wilcox ~~~~~~~~ each member a
work ror 1973 -74.
represented Costa Mesa,
ington Bea ch, Santa Ana,
port Beach and Irvtne.
A surprise baby shower
ooe of the htgbaghts of
evening for Mrs. Rubin Me""'· 1
The Moores are the proud
Rabbitt Insurance
548-5554
Our 16th Yeor
_/
parents of a baby girl.~;~~:~:;~~~ ments tor the shower were 'ilt"'"'iol
by Mrs. Robert Gerba.sl
Mrs. Warren Johnson.
.... A Message by C our'e'
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nr ~m .t ll 1 nur fm.tiUI.tl tr,,n,,,, '"<n ~ ·•r ·· -•ll
ln1 t>urt.tn l to lhf'> I• 1 '"'' ,,11um.1l B.1n ].. ! ••I "'
ptnl I' II .\nlf rl'ffi o•mhrr' nut III'IIOil1Pt' I <lllU'
fr,,m <~11 n1 •'I to han I. 11 rth ~~~ In II\ I' \:••11 port
Brur h Coron,, d<'l \l<~r CP<.I:l \It·~·• 11nd T11~tm
Cnmo• h.n f' 1 our fi r~r r•>.prr wnrr \I II h 1 ho·
'urpn:-.IO,t.: h.1n l.. lhal r.:1n rln ;~In! nf lhtn)ts In
m.:.l..o~ Jlft• •I i1 11 ir• 010Tf' p]l',t ~~nl for \<Ill \'1~11
Ill> rlunnfit our fi!Ria Form;~] Opf"OIOjo! Op"n R
pf't"•mfll P•nnt"t•r Arcnun! Enlll)' ftf'f' owrvwe
rh~r~f'!l fnr hfe With a $50.00 m1nimum o~nlnfit
IUr;Otmt Be somf'bodV ~pn.lltl' En fov'
. Of Eolf•••• Op,.., M1>.,d•r lhnwth Thurwt•~
IO•m kolJl ltl FtKk)'ID ll ll'l lollp m
Oriv~·up "''ll'ldow "f"'"' ~ • "'
Al:~ froM o,.. Cnunty Au·po tl
Zlll r .. mput OriY~ lrvil\11 (;.llfnmlll
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--· SlDcerel.y yours,
Adel&lde Bartre Porter • • • • •
neu Pee aod Bop,
Your allnr ..... ~ •• --,.., «SStton ts abeollltely ~I
Words e~ooot ........ ..atpa lt ~ •e --el tbt
old days In eon. 4li M•. I'll DYe tbis lf'•t laue u
a collector's prtu.
CoogratulatioM _. llllll ......
• •
Dear Peg and flap.
Kay Flneb
Corooa del Mar
• • •
Your Z5tb ....,. ..... HoD ot the Ellldplaa cellilckllr'e
item. I sbaU tr-.-.a.
• •
Dear Peg and JQ,
lly best,
Jean Tandowsty
Lido Isle. • • •
Thanks so maelli Jar ~ us r•Bve Z5 .,..., bappJ
years. Our s&Deen c J .-.auons mt beat wtabea tot
continued suec~ (011' .. anntnrsary wtn be Ia li14.)
Cordially,
Kadd Ring
Harbor Investment Co. • • • • •
Dear Peg and Hop. •
Congratulattou • a •Y nne jOb with the '•amllnrsary
Issue." I have t~ eajoyed 11, and Ylsb to Of"du' two
more copies: OM ., 411hthter, Dana, and ooe lor 100
Tony (l.n Amster!lanl II: .....->.
CRUISE FOR
TEACHERS
Abott 50 new tea 7 a willa
will start teaebiDg -.,_,.
tn the Newport-Y-..t.o1
district wJU be tHIMit • a
hmcbeon and a crtUe tl Rw-
port Harbor oe:zt •••••r. S..t. 5.
Sponsoring tbe ~ ftl-
come party are tbl "":~& a's
Dhis1ons of the N~ lllr-
bor and Costa Mea ~~
of Commer ce.
After a steU lleetll:•
at Newport HarbJr tdglli school.
the teacbers, tbelr holteaes
and dlstrtct school otftclals will
tour Newport Harbor ce•a P•
Zooe cruise boat.
Duo . .,,. "" • _... -, -tut III&N (Auc. 11~ ud ---..... --lo· of liMO pel dlpwoJDedlJJ,... •' SIS .....
Moat ot tllo .-Ill 1M 11&111' -booa hero at •ot ft ,...., lit. aod lito. ... Wla -. Bill Smttl>, Mr.
Md lllu. Jolla T, X.., Mra. X.,.. HDCbts, Mrs. Ray
....,.,, UCI Dull ('PtitMiA) ...,. .. , to aame t few.
ftuk you Air 1fY1a1 • llll a tilt ., hippy memories. ' _,._.,
• • n.r Hupu,
r .. T•naee
Ba-lalud
• • •
Concratulatloos on JOUr 25th anntYera.ry ot pubUahlng
tbe Eutpl It's beeD a pl•sure to read tbe Eulp tbeae
~ U Jeal'l. I bne ahrays admlred your boauty lDd
totec:rtty LD reporUne the mews.
Keep 1.1) the flae wwt.
• •
Dear Frleods,
Mary Jue Spttser
CUff.,_ • • •
II wu a wooderr.J. and memorab• paper oa your ann!-... ..,..,.
•
Dear Per and Hop,
•
Dotodllel and L1D Slleely
Newport Heights • • •
Just wut to say your 25th annt,.sary lss~Je was great.
Eajoytnc trip (aboard the T.E. V. Pr~ess Patricia). Van-
cOUYer outstaDd.l.rlg. Voyage very sraooth.
• •
Ruth ud Francis Honath
CameeSbilres
• • •
• • • • • Hop,
Great job oo the 25tb anDIYerary ediUoa. 1t r.tlecttl
a lot of work in producina It --and t lot ot work you tan
put in coverlnc the community dtii'LDC thpae 215 y-.rs.
Tbat 1949 projectloo by Herb Kenny Is aNolutelr lll-
beHenblel He knew where tbe Sao Otero freetray Wls
going before anyone had even tbougtlt of U.
My congratulations to you aod Pee for the 1lne job.
• •
Dear Hupas,
Sincerely,
Tom Keevtl
The Oa1 ty Pilot • • •
Sincerely,
811rt and Katberlne Procter
Corona del Mar • • • • •
!leU llec ... Hop, '
Tlllllt yoa both tor the line &DDinrary ediUoo of tbe
EJMdp. U · ••• me IP'et.t pitUUte ud momeata, too, of DOitalcia. tor rn U•ed ben iDee 1947. Remember ttMr
Eblll h aUt Mil, Pem? Aod your dl.qptns' btbJ pictures
-~ u a., came alone. What a tremeodou. Job to ret our
tbe ai:Dinrary edition, but IWiw renrdior. EHry (OOd
wa.ll tG '" t.tb •
• •
SIDcerety,
Gladys Tritt
Lido Isle • • •
Congratulations, Peg and Hop, on your 25th a.noJYersary ENSIGN SILVER J.NNIVERSARY : We knew U would be out-
as pubUsbera ot the only local and tactual newspaper, stancUnc, bit we just were not prepued for the great 25th
the Newport Rubor Ensign. I would like to ioaupnte a a&lliYer.ry edltsoo of the Newport Harbor ENSIGN pub•
ftmd dubbed "HTH " --Haapas to HtWlJJ, bee&o8e JGe l1abed AIIPil 16. Whether you work prtmarUy ln Costa
have a real reason for a loog overdue neaUon from the Mea, ttew,ort Beach, or wherever, be I'IU'e to ptet !C) a
pressures of the press. Best wl.shes for a happy n.eatioo eopy of ttJU 44 page historical documeot, loaded wttb per-
and then another 25 years of pubUeaUoo of the Enstgnl aoMI tat.esf: stories and plctttres. 1 OD!y wta:h we eou~
o..r Mr · Haapa: Sincerely, ba'fe ftcWW out a wa1 to have cotteo OUR pleture LD tbereJ
To the many coauatula.Hoos you r..ve received on the Margaret Armstrong CoqratulMbas, HOP and PEG, far your outstandi.Dr eom-
ner:tt of the 25th ann!Ye rsary ot the Ensign, I want to Corona del Mar mUDity semce, lOd eongratula.Uons to OON and FRED,
add the congratulations of both myself and all the mem-• • • • • to BOB and MATT and SUSAN a.nd DICK for a creat am
bers of tbe Klwalll• CIOO or Corona del Mar. Dear Peg and Hop, suceeslful ettort In this splendid ediUoo. We were proud
Hartng grown 1.1) ID the Harbor area, I read with oos-Your 25th anniversary edition was truly somethtngspeelaJ. to DOte tbe MANY REALTORS sprinkled throughout the
talgia the many tatere.Ung items ooatalned tn your 25th but no more so than you two are Sl4!8r -speelall I admlre 44 paces no made Important contributions to the history
anniversary edfttoa, wtlleb bas become a per manent part you, I salute you and I congratulate you on all the really of our fll:te Harbor Area. Ap.tn, CONGRATULATIONS!
of my "scrapbook" oa lfOWl.Dg _, ln Newport Harbor. American Qualities or persistence, hard work, tenacity, We shall cherish our copy!
I migtlt also add tbat the frequent reference In the aMI-durabtuty, honesty, faith, patriotism, common .sense--aod
ursa.ry editJon to a number of,jotlur-m,jellmllbellrlls•a•l•so .. ena-bl•"'-..;•-.lollt•ollf•ollttlhellr..iwllorlltllhwllhlllllle.llvlllrtlluells-•tlhlllcllh•yliotlu.ipoiiill ... iiill"liiaDdli.••••••••--•F•r•o•m•tl>•e •R•'"•'•ty•Boar••d•"".Sc•u•tt•leb•utt••l•
ORDER NOW
""Goodie bags'' of lltllitetn
merchants ln the Z cti:He
be giYen to each taeW.
" We are st1 U trJIII' ID .-t
more gift Items • 18 Die
bll.gs," says Pat ~ 411 ttae
Newport Rubor C~ 4
Commerce worn-. r._ ..,
buslnessman ca.o :'~ .....
items at the Paclfte n; 7 5 I
business otnce, Z50 otlt a..
Costa Mesa, or at lM 2 0 t
Harbor Chamber etC_. •oe.
270 Newport Ceniw !It-., W.-
port Center."
~'llf!M.[ES _,. ~--··--• of tile Ccnaa clel Mar Ktwan.SI Clil* lllelaled, from left, Rich Buraa,
S«* 'Cu1sae1s IDd lett WU... 8HQ here wttll KJ....W:
church ~rt ebalnDU BW Kloe<:tner. The boys, all
members ot the Ftllowlblp of Chrtstlan Atbletn mJ
studeats at C«ca. del .._ bJgb scllool, told ola June
FCA cocfereoce LD. SluU ~. (Ktnn.ls photo.)
Vol1aleer action report
Supt. Jolul NleoU told b!
Ensign this week u.t "abee
4,500 teachers appUed for IM'W
posttioes in our dllllrict, -s,
at last count, we tad accepted
45."
NOW AT HEUM~
Navy hospitalman 1'1anulot.
VIgil or 525 Sturpcc llrtH,
Costa Mesa, has t¥Wted to
u. s. Naval Mobile C-*--
tton Battalloo "Thr• at tort
Heuneme, Call!. 81: ..... lbe
Navy in August, 19'JZ. ·-
UGALI.fla
ORDlNANCE IW:tl509
The 0nop eo.tJ Wedl<al
Center's Teea Ancel propm
Is one of the most acttwe pro-
grams for JOWlC pecll)le loter-
ested tn 'fOhllteerlng time in
a t.lspit:al sitlattoo. Teen Ang-
els are required to attend or -
Ientation prior to acceptaoce
lnto the program. Ortenta.Uoa
for new Teen Angeill is sebed-
llled at the Oraap Colllty Med -
ical CeDter faelllttes. Tbe or-
ientation wtU Jut apswoztmate-
ly 2 hours and all necesaa.ry
applications wtll be dlatrlbuted
at tbat Ume. AwUeuts lor tbe
Teen Allgel prop:am •• be
between tbe ..,.. ol 1A &Dd 18.
or gradaaild from hi&ll aellooL
For ftstber IDiormatkJa caB.
Ule Volantary Actloa Ceater,
Soutll Onop Coanty, at &C-
0963. • • •
AN ORDINANCE OE' THE
CITY OF Nt.WPalT BEACY
ADDING SECTJOII IO.JA).OZ5
TO CHAPTER !0.10 OF THE
NEWOOR T BEACH MUIOC'l-The Boys Clttl of tbe Harbor
PAL CODE~. Area Is actiYeb' rec:I'W.tlnctMn
COMMERCIAL ol all aces ... I .........,. at
R p>otUooa wltllll t11o arpatsa-
[N THE -A tlon. For ---· t t' l ... s JECT TO SEC... ·-PERMIT ;" wttb ~--t=m era.ft
The Ctty c oaoeU .-:afc~y aad metal ....... ....,
or Newport ae.ctt -alt -eeact.. a:ad "'bc"le • •·
DAIN as follows: eia.te at tu:k..,. .-... ..
SECTION l.~.OZ5 tutor1 tor aD ........ ~
Is added to C-lt!.M-alar -· II too ..,. ~
Newport Beach II tal 'Cede ...... are 3 to 5:• ..-. -
to read: · · •..10 ID 9 p.m. Yd I u•-._,
"20.10.025 U... 'J 5 ?Iiiii W esa.ct tD n:W'.,,.,..biJW
Use PermU. Tbl ,. p£1 11 laaoyoftbealilllftanM .....
shaU be per~ t tf C te eall ftM Vo__.,. Adlra c ..
the securlnr of a • ,...at: W al IG -R fW1Ittr
(a) Commercial .. llllor~ • •
SECTION 2. ,.,... .. • A .,.... "lit .... 8WT!ct" t1
sbaU be p..,,_ ---lllo tD !be __ ~~--o!!lclal ..,_ .. ~.,, ---
ud lbe same staa .. a, a J 0 1JI ... eral ar.._ eo-tJ 11-
30 days after «-. ._.... Wart•. Till llee,art BaA .. ,-..,. lllnry .. _ .. *_ ~a'ardtJaaDee ... .... tarolnd. \'ot 't •• dtthw
ctueed at a re"'*"' ....... ., read!Dc mat•llll to U... ,.._
tblt CHJ COCD:d f/1 ... Qlr QII:ItiQI nell! W , ................
ot Nnport 8oaeO -• 1M Ia prt..to -., .....-~· J ·-... .. ..... -lalo. l'riiiOIIJ -1~ day~-.-. · ~ --ao_II_N-.... ~oolllt----at Aupot, 19?1, tor .,.__ cG1y rood an o pan ot tllll
to wit. r--.. -_...
"" -· . II' roadJor "' -....... llld AYES COUIICILIOtll' -I t , -·u ·~ ~ ~-c-• ..,._., .. ,..., ,.. ~ ---• _. ._ ......... -Mil-----.... ~Je-.-·· 110111, COUWCIIM&., --Ill, .,_ eall 1M Vola-_.,-coOIICUMD:-lllrJ .._ c-, Ml-0111,
-u A.._, *'r ---· -... ,_-:-no 1111 t ., Afi&O c-
.... •-•· 1.1 II $' I lllr a fiDI 1 .. '-"~ 2 c.,clod 1 -1a1:-..,._ ..
, ............. 5o 1M _.,,_ .. ~11oM,
:tl .... --· ,.._., -... -•••IIIF 4
•
The office seods to tbe nrtous
newspapers In Orange County
weekly current vollllf:eer op-
portunities, such as the one you
are readlrl.g. Tbe position re-
Quires only typing skills aod
a weekly commitment of ap-
proximately 4 hours In ooe
day .
GRUBB & ELLIS llOVES
TO llocARTHU R Sl TE
Grubb & Eilts Co. has leased
and moved Into 7,000 square
feet of space at 4299 MacArthur
Boulevard, l.r'f1ne ~la.l
Complex. accordi.Dg to Wee~
pre•1dl!llt a.od regional mllPIJW
Lawrence M. Scher.
Gr.mb II Ellls Co. ll.ltlattd
r•l estate openHonsLDOranp
CoUDty in Marcb, 1970, wttb
4 salesmeo. TbesW'fllugron
to 36 per soos.
AIRIIAH PROIIOTED
Patrick F. Godwt.llll, 101 of
1tr. aDd Mrs. PatrtctP. Goftfll
Jr.. 2983 R<>yal ....... CoG
Mea, t.s bMo pi'IJ 1 ~ to
airman Qrst clan ID t11t11 U. S.
A1r Forces. A!J'mu Godwla
"' • diet -.... _. ..
at t>e lEAF re~-lal,
llareb AFB. He U a lt'1011"'1'd,
-af Estaoelt. idtiO -~ a*'-ded Goldea Well CoUt ..
ud Oraage Cout Collqe.
LIGAL~
FICTITIOUS BIIIIHESB NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe folntn& per... are
doiDc bustDess as: R & S ~
l.aoce, 3896 Moaroria Aft-.
Bolte 8, Costa -. Calli.
onn Doole! fUco, 1M -
raria An.,SidteB,COIIPI"-.,
CoW. 92827; ,._ .....
4!17 We.tmtut.r, .....,...
lloacb, CaW. !1Za17;-,-
drl.ct.oo, 1111 U.O.ot"la Aft.,
Apt. 18, com. ..._, CaUL
Mat?; Donskl Weft. 'Tl?lame.
91., AjJI. C, Costa II-Caltt.
92U7.
Tlds bu1.oeu .. coMI1dN
by I --1-llblp. s~,r-
Tilll-wu!IWwlllt
l1lo ~ Clork ot 0.0.,..
COIDtJ oo .A.._ Z?, 11?1, WU..
11om I. 81 Ioiii, ....., cJort,
by Tllar-II. 12'an\ """· ,_, AOC. 10, ltiPL I,
ll, 10, 1111, ... .. •JJWDCft
-lulp.. P..nt'll
extra copies
OF THIS HISTORIC
COLLECTOR'S ITEM
44 PAGES--4 SECTIONS
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IN TM I U.ll.
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AMMIVIISAIY
I!DITIOH fOR
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al-y_. subscription
SUBSCRIPTION
o-.y $5.00 POl 0111 YIAI
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~EII'OIIT MAIIIO-EIISIIII
PUIUSijEO !@JU.Y· -,AGE I
TMURSOAY,.AIIG.IO, H73
COIOIIA DEL IAI!, CAL.
MODIL
EVERY
NEW 1973
IN OUR TREMENDOUS STOCK NOW SLASHED
TO FINAL, ROCK BOTTOM
YEAR END
I SAVE EVEH MORE OH THHE
'SHOWROOM FRESH" LOW MILEAGE
STOCK REDUCTION DISCOUNTS ON OVER
2 ACRES OF ROBINS-READY USED CARS
OCC courses
at CDM High
A.a array ot 56 COC"•t wtU
bo o&rod IIIIa ,.U 0, Oraop
Cout EweaiDJ' ColJec-at COl'-
oaa del War b.llfJ tcbooL
ReciltntloD tor tbe claaset
wW be lleld by appotntmeot
only oo Sept. 4. trom 6 to
9 p.m. at tbe hJ.cb sebool. Per-
sou may arranp tor appoint-
meott: by calling tbe occ ad-
mlllioos otftce at Bs.4-~'133.
FI...AG RAISING --lrY1ne NaUooal Bank's formal opealnc
dedlcatioo ceremooy Tuesday of last week wu hlPUPf.ed
by the rala:lnr of a specially -desi&ned flac by, lett to rJ.ctd,
James Lynch, pre!!ldent; John Burton, mayor of the City
of lrYine; and Boonie Owen, Miss Orange County.
Alii Riley in
Wibo's Who
Recistration without awotot-
ment will be conducted Sept,
6 trom 6 to 9 p.m. lAte rects -
tratlon will be beld Sept, 11,
13, 18, and zo. Classes begin
Sop!. 11.
The clus schedule includes
courses 1n such subject areas
as ap-tcuUure, art, aYtatlon,
busloeas, bome and family Uv-
tnc. la.aguage and speech, math.
emaUcs, moslc, IIOC!al SCience,
s~rrialon, and trade and tach.
nleaL
C.D.M. artist featured All.!: Elizabeth Riley, a Juoe
p-ad ~ate of Corooa delMar b.lefl
school, has been ootllled tbl.t
she is to be featured La the
1972-'13 edltloG ot "who's who
Tbe Laguna Beach Museum
of Art Is staging tts "llrst
eYer'' western show as the
BIB't Procter retrospective
opeos oo Saturday, Sept, 1,
with art, arti!acts aM mem-
onbilia.
A collection of Burt Procter
paintings of the west will be
featured in Gallery Five de-
pleting bls recreation of life
1n the Western United States,
including ranch scenes aDd ln-
dlan subjects.
Mr. Procter, a loog-tlmere-
sJdent of Cor ona del Mar, has
paintings In private and pli:lllc
collections In almost every
state and has had numerous
004!-man shows In the Western
states. He also Is known for Ills
South Seas studies.
Expanding on the wesU~rn
theme, the show also features
a collection of lndJ.a.n blls~ts
owned by Eugenia Foster of
Monrovia, broo~es by Sid Burns
of Laguna Beach, Navajo rugs
and jewelry and western mem-
orabilia loaned by No rm Mol -
denhauer of South Laguna.
Museum members, guests
and the pttlUc attending trw
"Western-style lunch" recep-
tion Saturday, Sept. 8, trom 4
to ? p.m. wtll vtew a repUca
of the western stagecoach used
by Butlalo Bill lD his traveling
sbow loaned by the Wells Fargo
Bank of El Toro, a western
corral filled wtth western gear
and arWacts, and Uve country
mllSfc.
..,.,.., '
BURT PROCTER
omooc Am,.lcao hlgll school ALPHA GAM OFFICERS
otud..u,•· the oattoo•s tore-PLAN TOURNAMENT
most stooeot awardpWUcat1oo.
Less tbat 2% of tbe ji&Jor' a.oo New officers of the Orange
senior class stll:tents nation-County Alumnae Club of Alp~
wlde are awarded this recog-Gamma Delta Fraternity will be
nttioo 1a charge of tbe ttusband's golf M~ Rlley the daughter of tournament on Sept. 8. The tour-
Mrs. Glorya l Riley of Newport nament will start at noon at
Beach was the editor of her the Greeo River Golf Course.
bJgfl .:Cboot yearbook this year The members then wtl! have
besides being active ID tbe cocktails and a steak !ry for
school newspaper Elyslana tbelr bUSbands at the home of
modern dance ~or Dono; Mr. and Mrs. Louis L Curtis
society and ~s tbe assistant In Anaheim.
editor 'of lbe senior edition Followillg a.re the new
mag:arJoe. She served as a otftcers: president, . Mr s. Ed-
Candystrlper at Roag Hospital W'atd Repl c, Aoal1e1m ; vice-
and ts a member of both uw; president, Miss LesUe Pad-
CaWornl.a Scholastic Press dock, Newport Beach; secre-
Assoc.latlon alld the Soutbern tary, Mrs. James Johnsoo, Or-
through September at the Yu-CaWonUa Scbol&stlc PubUca-ange; treasurer, Mrs. A. J.
seum, 307 Cutf Drive. The lions AssoclaUon. A Calltonla Dutr, Newport Beach; perma-
Museum Is open dally trom Sc.bolar&bJp Federation Seal-nent seeretary, Mrs. wuuam
11 :30 to 4:30 p.m. Admlsslon bearer Miss RUey wa.s award-Reed, Fountain Valley; altru.
Is free. ed a c'all!ornta state scholu-istlc, Miss Mary Gruber, Hun-
NEWPORT CREST WINS ''"P aJid a scbolarsldp from the tln(ton Beach; editor. Mrs.
lSC school of journaUsm She Charles 0 . Gruber, Huntington WOOD COUNCIL AWARD also recetvedaBantofAm;rica Beach.
Newport Crest, new $33 mll-achievement award for ber work
Uon luxury condominium com-In tbe neki of English. S 1. 2 MILLION ORDER
munlty In Newport Beach, h.as She trill compete for ooe of Congressman Andrew J. Hln-
been hooored wit~ the Amer-ten $1,000 acholatshlps tuocled sbaw (R .Newport Beac h) an-
tcan Wood Cou.ncU s design for by the ''WOO's wtlo" publishers oounces that the li. S. Army
better Uvlng award. aDd w1ll be Invited to partie!-has contracted with Wells Mar-
The %0-un.JtprojectwashoD-pate In the tl.rm's annual "sur. 1ne Inc. of 3190 Pullman Lane,
ored for Its eicellent land plan-vey of hlgb achievers•· later Costa Mesa, 1n the amount of
ning, architectural design, and In the academic year. Sbe will $1,295,42:2 for the productlon
creative use ot wood, accord-atteDd USC this flU, majlring of ?,025,063 projectiles for 20
ing to the American Wood Cotm-1n )ournalism. MW target practice use .
ell.
The award ns the secood
Rettauttlllf
Chlnese-
AmeriCCI'l
Cuisine
Promise Good Food
LUNCH, DINNER, COCKTAILS
:000 TO GO (SPECIAL
BANQUETS /CATERING
ToSerw You
a Memorable o;,,..,. iJ Our GO<JI
.r~.
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FOR ALL OF YOUR
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LIKE TO TRAVEL?
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~
ARBOR TRAVEL
NEWPORT BEACH
67~ 1311
the c&mmtmlty has receiYed.
lD I we. Newport Crest recetnd
a gold nugget award of merit
tor Its ettellence ol deslp at
the Pacl.ft~ Coast Builders coo-
fereoce.
Ne'WpOrt Crest is being de-
veloped by Pacific N, C. Inc.
Grant Corporation of Newport
Beach Is general contractor.
LEGAL MDTICI
NOTICE OF' INTENTION TO
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
coasT
ViLLaGe iS ..•
. ' . . . . ... B-22-'13
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Subject to Issuance of the U-
cense applied tor, notice Is
ROBERT G. NORRIS has been
named VIce-President and loan
omcer at the Bank of Newport.
He has 30 years ot ba.nldng
experience and bas been act! ve
1n Harbor Area banking since
1966. He Is at tbe Bank's main
omce, DoYer at 16th Street,
Newport Beach. Bob and h.ls
....Ue Isabel reside In the Harbor
Area. He Is a charter member
of tbe Ne-.port-lnlne Rotary
Club, harlDr sernd as treas-
urer since tbe club's formatloo,
and Ja also acUve lD the Artl-
lletal
... •·• hereby g:lnn that the tmder-
signed proposes to sell alco-
bollc beverages at the prem-
ises, described as follows:
2911 Newport Blvd., Newport
Bea ch,
CHECK LIST
Sox Shoes
Gym Clothes
Pursuant to such intention,
the undersigned Is applytng to
the Department of Alcoholic
Beverage Control for tssiii.QCe
of an alcohoUc beverage Ucense
(or Ucenses) for these prem-
Ises as follows : ON SALE BEER
& WI:NE (Publlc Premises).
EMERICK, Edward H.
Publish: Aug. 30, 1973, ln the
Newport Harbor Ensi(D.
LEGAL HOTlCE
FICTITIOt.S Bll)JNESS N.utE
STATEMENT
The following persoos are
doing business as: Arico Family
Partnership, 833 DoYer Drln,
Newport Beach, CaWor-o.l.a
92$60: Watttlt!w Arto, 833 Oonr
DrtYe, Newport Beach, CaW-
ornia 92660; Leo E. Arto, 530
Knott, Aoabelm, Call.fornla;
Robert T. Arlro, 270Roblobood,
Costa llesa, CaWonJa 92626;
I. c . Arko, 272 Cabrtuo, Costa
W:esa, CaUtorn1a 92626.
This bushaess ls condltCted by
a timUed putoerstdp.
Slped: lhttbew Arko.
Thts statement wu ftltd wltb
tbe County Clerk ot 0ra.np
Co.mty oo Aug. 6, 19'73, WUUam
E. st John, couoty clerk, by
TMresa M, Ward, depCJ.
BASKETBALL SHOES
TENNIS .. SHOES
,LAYGROUMD Warm Up Suits
IALLS Sweat Shirts
SWIM , SUITS
Publiab: Au~o 9, 16, 23, 30,
Ill ... -liar ...
TillS Basketllalls
Volleyballs
"
ll .. ON
CUTTlNG IS
WEDNESOA'f,
AUGUST 2'9TH
AT 10 A.M .
En roy thr mu\+c <~nd
te\t"''''"~ ~I I d•v
f rff Pl!'ter Mol-'<
pct\lf' .... ~·)tly
~tJned IO< thoi
oc:c:.a'oon 8r~ •nd
huv lrrom ow l.inUo~toC'
.lrt.IYOI~•o~nd
Wo~I'I{,.,-H••rell
World
1\llf'n' !n~tr.avon-. llr.1•\ ~noon
Hf"'d+ ~ l +Ilk! Sw•tzrr~n.d V.
T~ fo"t Amc"fl(•n• 1l.ot Old .tl
,_. 4acw with~,_, PO<i.~ "-Uh.tl I
l ~.1n.1 Coffl!'t' Tr~r . Wt"m~\ Hnllo ...
•nd Htl.tnd Tob.N:<o Art~: I 1\(o~cH-m"'
l.telr. Gle-nn Co~llrN .and lw'• 1\.n f.w f•tt.Oon ·
~I.IWof\1 , Do~lc!'' M"~ A.mc"nu n foor..nrl • l.1
Tortull•· Comp•nv 11-l:'o~dqv.artf'.., Loti'\< l .u h ,;;;;.-~ Svndo~y'' lnt, W~Mt (I'd 8outoqul!' o~ fun \1
onclu<M·C.hto Cou••n' lrrnl~r<"' '>I • lhr ~Thief. ~op•tv. Knp) Photn~tr•ph~ \unflnwrr
5-wo~r AnthonY's ~ IK l .ancl !til "'urotow • r-out ~. H U 0 0 L( .. Nft'd"' !'ott!1t T~ O ttwr 1'"' Rul ( '"''N'
£TC . Wlroe, CM-ew. Cul-ry, Etc Tome /lolr ~lo,, l'oltol Wo"OOI
Mod Wr.p f.tlna, (uropt".an Gf-m. Pn,CIII.i ' f 1lmn Thf' I }it'tlt'
lnr>eh ... ••a:t ' 1 .. : Ul\ Tn -Tlw-•t~ olnd tht-
wtt.dl abo offen .a mmpkot•:~~~nu:;~::r:~:::~:::.~ ................... _
.,. 110 s II will II~"'
l:h(.tvllftl ~ •• 10M .and Crow".
''""" VIAIF· '"-~-ktl_, W•fflto c.-.. CtK'O'i. C'.Mtor'l ~. M'ld
tab's ()ld.F~ l---Wrth C~IDM Wlllirw~.!Mftpt; ~
fn:Jm lOI'Idor!, lutth ..._. 411 d Yktl'\,
fun food .and .-.dhrc wmcbw
~~-,~llbSou.t-t c~ Y\hat of Soulhetft
Cot. .....
~-llti-~Mlltllll\' -IIDT TOeolmiCOMTIUZA
MEWOIITIIMIOII·DQI GOLF ClASSIC HEART U'fll ...... !DIIUIILY .-~Ael f AJJno
liiURSOAY,IWG.JJ, lm ln1De Cout c_,. Cloll ... -.laai ... IIIIUdloW Mra. ~ A4art,-,..1·
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Calltlrnla IJIIOCtad toputtcl. H---~~~~~-br callllc l<ra. Irma Groe, poto. lor -tor, • ....., au reocae ('114) 114?-SOOI.
KOCI TV C-1 50 Or From arrtnt lor tho IZ:SO Ptr-tl tA lbo ~ roctl" 1"naa7 0rmp CoiOIIy )llolor .. ,. c.;..t:i ~-• TV,~ p.m. allolcua art t11roup.,. .,.lr tral.alor ID carc110 pol-colltr• .... ...,-odtob,..
Pllll dine "Foct~t 0nn.p aourmtt anrds dlMer 1D the 1DOIIU'J ruucttatioo. Cocmt:J tie clabe, carrJ lug:a .. , and
CouatJ" tld.swtek,tbroupSun. eYeD.toc. tbe accent wtU bt OD fin clep&rtmeat ptr80IUIII re. to be reaerallY belpM Tbey
daJ Sept 2 TJda ta a pubUc 1\m with a chance to wiD tab-Ctht puamedtc lutructtoa at are anllable for a ll)tCial IDfoi.ma~ Procnm coocern· ulous prtau all 1n tbe ,.me tbe ceoter, Holpttal8 lD the "U.t'a a ma boy'• IPQD80r·
1Dg tbt Votaot:aQ AatiooC.nter, of charity. EulJ arrtnls wtn COUlltJ HDd tbllr ccu nur.es ahtp for tbe eotl eDlbuatut
South 0raqe CocldJ. be served brQDCh. Frte coct. to tbe cerater tor 1Ditruct1oa 1n who Is ...able to p&rUetp&tt,
Jim Cooper, KOCE-TV t.o.t, talll, beer, Ud 10ft drinks lJte opttmum CJpentioD Of their
ts diacusstnc YObmteer oppor-wtll be served aU daJ. ~~~e~~:..~k. New-
tlllittes wttb Brwct ColUn.a, 11-Famed tuMoo dealper port Beacb, ts cbairman of the
ecut1Ye director ol_tbe Vol~m-PbyiUs Sues Ylll present &Pd eveot, ulisted byRQ:lbF.Dl%.
tary Ac:Uoa Ceater, Mn. Doo host a champagne tea ud fl.ab. F .. "--'-hsJr AdJdnskxl -n•HJdent of the , wl on. -.awu, CO-C IUU. • .... too show for participants Yes Toarnameot director Is
.Volllltary Actlaa Ceoter IDd a and friends begtrmi.Dc at Z p.m. Frank Cbllsoo SotXhern Cal-member of tbe lEier L-.pe, •
Newport Harbor IDd Miss "Goodie bags" will be issued lforraJa Golf Aasa. aDd U. S.
Cbert Coooet. a 'sltl:leot vol-each player tor the many tee Nattoaal Seolors Golf Aasn.
u.ateer atteodinr Oruce Co&at prius and doaaUons already touroameat cbalrmu.
Collere. cootributed by people and bus-other committee members tJ11BE LIE V ABLE
REOOCTIONSl Tbroueb tbe cooperatton ot loess firms. Personal bar tars lnclllde Clareoce F. Mlller,
VolUDtary Actioa Center, the llDd electric goU carts wiD be president, Orance County
Junior League of Newport Har-provided. Seniors Golf Assn.; Buck
bor Oranre Coast College aDd Trophies and anrds will be FIBber, scorlnr; Dick Ewert,
KOCE-TV, tt ls hopecl that tbe ctven to 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th a1r1.rds; Btu Kern, entries;
potential Yohmteer wtll be n-places for lndlvldual 1ow oet, Gene Davis, PGA, llospttaUty;
,)BOnD CHRISTMAS C .. lllsl
Regularly
t";;'"~ ~~.:;;:::la~~.!t~ PBR salutes youngsters ties in the County. FUm cUps
wUl highlight tbe panel discus-Tbe Newport Beach Parks, rom Knapp, Steve Leslie, Rob·
sion, one of wblcb will feature Beaches and RecreaUon Com. ble Link, Scott Loos, Bruce
La Casa Delhi, a Mez:lcan-mission presented recognition Lourier, Scott Lyons, Ricky
American volunteer station. awards to a gr~ of young-Miller, Tom Murpby, Joo Par-
Tb1s Plot project of tbe Junior sters at the Aug. 21 meeUng. soos, Greg Peters, steve Ridge,
League of Newport Harbor and Tbe followt.og participants Aacty SataUcb, Roo SchWalbe,
the Voluot:a.ry Adton Center Is wbo demonstrated q~aUtles of Hugh Siler.
destgued to sttmulatenet(hbor-cr.racter and abtuty 111 the • JUNIOR TENNJSTOURNA-
hood residents for future vol. summer recreation procnm UENT --Sue Dtslcan, Pam
JENNIFER CAREY AND DEANNE HORTON demonstrate unteer serrlce and to instruct recet'f'ed awardstromCommls-Knox_ Ross Raaburg. Jennifer
the ablllty which resulted In their selection for the Na-the volunteers in such areas stoo Chairman Claudia Owen: Reyoolds, Jim Rossiter.
tiona! Academy of Dance. f:o~~m:!ct ~~=~Eo~~~ • GIRLS SOFTBALL -· BUS TO THE BALLET
L I d h sciences. Kathryn Asah.ino, Christy Dey, Tbe Newport Ballet Assn. O CQ Q ncers C osen "Focus Oral~&'! County" wtll Denise Dlcldnsoo, Lort Frtday, ts ooce ap.lD ...,....r!Dg a bus
be sbown today, August 30, at Siler! Gl.dcUs, Cindy Keodi.U, trip to see ballet greats. Tbe
drew A. Carey of Westclltf, 8 p.m.; Saturday, Sept. 1, at Kit Moulton, Laura Murray, oe•ly elected president, Mrs.
and Deanne Horton, daughter 6:30 p.m., and Swday, Sept. Karen Olson, Laurie Trebler, Robert Batley of Balboa., an-
of Mr. and Mrs. JeU R. Horton 2, at 9:30p.m. Raodt Trebler,MicbelleWynne, UOlllces that on Saturday, Sept.
of Baycrest. Mrs. Adkinson, restdeot of Dorothy Vought. 8, at 6:45 p.m. a bus will
The National Academy or
Dance 1.n Champaign, Illinois,
has accepted Jenniler Carey,
daught~>r or Mr. and Mrs. An.
Only 60 appllcants were ac. Balboa, served as a "mem-• HARBOR AREA BOYS leave from Mariner's library
$2.00 to $8.95 Now
Ph11rmacy Phacts -
NOTICE cepted trom auditions held ber at large" on the Voluntary BASEBALL •• Jim Addis, ~ike to the Hollywood Bowl for a
throughout the United States AcUon Board 1n 1969, as vtce-Ammerman, Robby Berry, ·performance by New York Bal-
last February and March. Jen-president 1n 1970, and pres!-Adam Fleischer, Stuart Gaddis, let .stars Patricia McBride and
nller and Deanne are 2 of the denllin 1971 -1973, Brett Guisness, Darid fUtzel, Edward Vallela. After the per-
II Is popularly believed that salt water to
induce vomiting is a good utldote (or acci-
dental poisoning. The treatment is found in many
first-aid manuals. However, the '•cure" may
be worse than the problem.
An overdose of saturated salt soltrtlow can be
fatal, as most sailors know. The Chinese ac-
tually use this as a means of committing suicide.
Many cases are on record ot pre.schoot children
who !lave died as a result of three or four glasses
of highly sarted water. Use syTI4J of Ipecac
instead; U's DOt outy safer, It is more effective.
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HOME OF THE NEW CAR
"Golden
Touch"
3 young ladles chosen to enter d . b ~· formance the bus wtu return
the Academy from Southern Ma "'ecr'os ene rt set toMartners Library.
Call!ornia. I ' 11 Tickets are available to the
The National Academy of Holy FamllyMadrecitasAu:z:-'fttatlons; Mrs. Henry UUmu pubUc for ..$5 each, which !a-
Dance, in Us 2nd year of op-mary wlllpreseotthe9thannuat and Mrs. Leonard Jensen, spe-eludes the bus trip.
eraUon, is a subsldla.ry of the Peacock Alley fashion sbow and cia! gifts; Mrs. Francis Davis,
University ot Illinois. Dame luncbeoo at 12:30 p.m. Thurs. door prizes; Mrs. Charles Lu-
Margot Fonteyn, former prima day, Sept. 20, at the Balboa Bay sin,; decorations; Mrs. Allan
ballerina of the Royal BaHet Club. Burgess and Mrs. Peter Fluor,
of England aiXI one ofthefoUDd-·Mrs. James Delaney,Madre-tabte ravor-s;.Mrs.FordKalser,
ers oflheAcademy,lspresently cltas president, said aU pro-programs; Mrs. Frank TbarlD,
a member ot the board of di-ceeds ..rill be Cfven to be~SI.1)-name tap: Mrs. Robert Han.
rectors. Or. Gi lbert G. Wright, port the Orange Countyolftceor cock., press. Commentator for
Pb,D., Is president and dean Holy Family Services whJch tbe show wtll be Karen Ewart.
of studies of the National Acad. provtdes chJld placem~nt and
emy. Michael Maule, former counseling services to all races
lead1ng dancer of the New York and creeds.
City Ballet and member of the Mrs. Frederick Hughes ts
fa culty of the American Ballet general chairman for the faSh ·
Theatre of New York City, Is ion sllow with Mrs. Dean Wad-
director of dance. dell as c'o-cllalrman. Addist:tng
Jennifer and Deanne. woo will are Mrs Mont McMillen and
begin classes at the National Mrs. Er~est Scanloo, patron
Academy Sept. 4, have danced chairmen; Mrs. Wtlllam Imhoff
In many local productions, tn. and Mrs Edward Olsen in-c luc:lln g major roles In "The ' '
Nutcracker'' at the Jotm Wayne LEGAL HOTICE
STOREKEEPER COURSE
Coast Guard Seaman Mark
L. Corse, soo of Mr. aod Mrs.
Frank E.
ford Way, siJ!'rJ~;~-~~ COIIJI) leted
at Petaluma,
1972 p-ad~ate of blgh
school, Huntingtoo Beach, and DOVER SHORES DREDGE !olDed the coast <Alard In July,
PERMIT DUE SEPT. 7TH 1972.
The Los ..,,.!es D(strlct, GOES TO OKINAWA
Corps of Engineers, announces Marine Pte. Ricky D. Wood-
Its lntent to issue a permit ley, soo of Mrs. Velda tUs.
Sept. 7 to Dover Shores Com-cottof2265Ca.oyooDrtve,Costa
muntty Assoclatl.oo for matn-Mesa, has reported for duty
tenance dreddng of approx-at the Marloe Corps Base ln
lmately 1,300 cW!ic yards of Old.oawa. He j)lned the Marlne
accumulated material blyward Corps in December, 1972.
of ntstlng bulkbead walls at
Lots 101 through 180, along
For ftrst.ald StCJPlles (inchxting syr14J of
Ipecac} and all health care oeeds as well as the
best in prescription drugs, aee us. We have
a complete stock of q~aUty baby St.Wlles,
eluding-' toys and cUts. as well as school ·~::;~.:::::; and staUonery. Always ample tree parking iD
Bayside Center.
• • •
HANDY HINT: In order to conserve the JuJce
and fiavor of cranberries, treer.e them before
grlndlng for salads or reUshes.
~~~-
Theatre at Knott 's Berry Farm.
They are senior members of the
Newport Ballet Company and
h:ive studied dance at the Mona
Frances Sc hool of Ballet In
NOTICE TO CREDfTORS tile Upper Bay.
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE The dredged material will be
STATE OF CALrFORNIA transported a.nd dumped by
FOR THE COUNTY OF barge In the Paclftc Ocea.a at LABOR DAY
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Gold buiUoo prices have
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the dollar hu: steadily lost
nlue.
Americans are pre't'eDted
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tnvestmeot.t, because It ls
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O"R or collect cold colne
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1'be jewelry trade uti cold cotu torpendlla,tu-
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ntODIY el.lpa, rlDp udather
1tem1 wll1cb eomblnt tilt •·
curltJ of own1q aold wlth
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No. A. 76913 teet.
ot OHMER K. CHRIS -The purpose of the proposed I TI:~~~~~Deceased. work Is to restore sate water
IS HEREBY GIVEN depth. Tbe approval of tbe Cify '
to the creditors of the above ot Newport Beach bas been
named decadent Uut all per. obtained, and tbeCaiUornta.Re-
soos hafiDC cl:aJms against the poaat Water Qua.Uty Cootrol
Slid decedent are required to Board, Santa Ana Regloo, has
tile them, with the necessary verbaUy stated that 1t wiU not
vouchers, in tbe offt~e of the object to the proposed work..
clerk ofthe abon entitled court, The Corps of Engineers
or to present them, with the states that any persoo wbo has
necessary vouchers, to the un. an interest whtcb m&J be ad-
derst&Ded at the office ot versely affected by the issuance
KEENE, DION, MAOOEN, JEN-of a permit may request a pub-
NINa;: & McDONALD, A't'CO Fl-Uc hear log.
nanctal Tower, Filth Floor, 620 AEROSPACE MEDIC Newport Center DriYe, Newport
Beacb, CaUfornta 92660, wblch Dr. stanley J. Huber, U. S.
Is the place of busiDess of the Alr Force resene captain. of
uoderslgued in all matters per_ 2041 SYa.n Drln, Costa Mesa,
taJ.DJ.oc to tbe estate of said attended tbe recent Aeroapace
decedent wtWn four months Medical · A.seoclation (AMA}
after the'ftrstpubllca.Uonofthts mteUq 111 Las Vecu, Ner. He
notice. wu among more than 600 re-
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GERALD W. CHRISTIANSEN, duty per800Del for tbe loth
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KEENE, DION, U:Alla:N, the amual AMAacleattfte meet-
lEI'fNINGS 6 McOONALO, Avco tnc..
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ISZO Newport Center Drive the 42Dd Medical Sen1c•
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Golda> Tat: "TitU I "'' '""'· Wo/1 0. 1M S,..1 M4,. .W""' ft</jltlo# lv.st of tlo# fu,~" (Galatians 5:16).
u HE general character of
Epistle of Paul to tile
churches of Galatia ia act
forth in the foJJowing re--
marks of a modem Bibli-
cal scholar ' ''It [Galatians]
it pre-eminmtly doctrinal
and oontrovers.ia.l. It most dole.ly re-
tembles Romans ln contenta; I aod 2
C?rinthiant in ill minriin£ of doc-
tnne and exhortation. Liki Romana
it has for its central thought justifica:
tion by faith. !kine Jess aywtematjc,
however, it does not to readily admit
~~ analysis. Romans is ge:oeraJ, bav-
lllf more of the chancter of a trutiae;
Ga.latians is specific and is writtm
with direct reference to local condi-
tions. In this respect it resembles J
a:nd 2 Corinthians. Our Epistle (Gala-
uansJ .seems to have~ written with
~~ apostle'• own twld (6:11); if so,
tt 11 the only instance (with the po!-
siblc exception of the short personal
letter to Philemon, .KC v. 19). Paul
usually dictated his letttts to an ama-
nuensis (a person who writes what
another says). adding with h.is own
hand only the closing words of saluta-
r_ion ( ~ 6 : II ) . Galatians is a pecu·
harly spirited, and inde-ed, vehement
letter. It bears the clearest marks of
Paul's mind and genius. Criticism has
universall) ascribed it to him. Though
apparently written without conscious
pi~, it has a striking compactness and
umty. Its emphasis of faith and its
bold ~rtions of the freedom of the
Christian from the law, made it the
iavorite Epistle of the Rdormus. Lu-
thtt declared : 'It is my Epistle; 1 have
betrothed myself to it' " ( cf. George
B. Stevens, A Shtwl Exposititnt of •Ju
Efli.stle to IM Gal41iGJU, 1890, pp. 2,
J)_
tAbJy ptO\'Oic-ed, that it WU likely to
lead to arelesant:S~ of monaJ dittinc-
t'?ns ; but his rc:al intett:st is to show
hts connrts what this Christian life: is
like, this life that can rest oa no other
foundation than ju.tification by faith.
It is a life that mult be at ooc:e fftle
an~ hoJy, for it is a life of love tn-
spl~ed by the: Spirit of the holy and
lovmg God. Whc::n men receive the
salvation which is by faith in Christ
the Spirit of God becomes the new Ji(~
principle within them ( 1« J :3 ), and
1f they give free play to this inner iD-
tluc:ncc: _they arc: u.fquarded againlt
the dom1nance of evil impulses. Free-
dom is not freedom to do u you like
but frenlom to do deeds of lo~
prompted by the: Spirit. Thus the life:
of freedom I~ to higher virtues tha~ the Law demands and defer!ds on
an tmpulse tM Law cannot g~vc:" (ct.
John A. Allan, Tll1 Efi,sll1 of Potd
the Aposlll lo tlu Ga14t;o,.., 1951 p 81 ). • • -
The attention of the: reader of the
Galatian ~pistle is now directed to the
hortatory or practical ~ction (5 :13--
6 :18). This portion is taken up with
the spiritual life of the: Christian. Ia
this connection it is interesting to note
the: observations of a rrocc:nt commen-
tator, \\hose words arc: rdevant to the:
stud) of Galatians 5 :13-26 : "This pas-
sage (5 : 13-26J is no mere formal ad-
dc:~dum fa thing to be added] to the
ma.m argument of the: epi5tle. To it
the doctrinal argument has naturally
l~d. No doubt to som~ c:xtmt Paul is
concerned to answer the criticism his
doctrine of justifi cation by faith inevi-
~ outline: of the prtSent lc:uon
which is entitled "The: Flesh and tb~
Spirit," is u follows :
I. Lberty and Loving Service:
(GaL 5 ,1~15)
2. The Conflict Betwttn the Flesh
and the Spirit (Gal. 5 :16-18)
3. The Works of the Flesh (Gal.
5 .19-21)
4. The Fruit of the Spirit (Gal.
5 :22-26)
LIIUTY AND LOVING SERVICE
In Galatians 5 :13-15 we: read : "For,
brethren, ye have been called unto
libeny ; only usc: not liberty for an oc·
casion to the flesh, but by love serve
one another. For all the: law is ful-
filled in one word, even in this; Thou
shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
But if yc: bite and devour one another,
take heed that ye be not consumed one
of another."
The: Apostle: Paul reminds the Gala~
tian Christians that they have bec:n
called to freedom. However, his
(Paul's) readtts should not forget
that true liberty implies IC:r"ricc to
others. J n the consideration of verse
14, the quotation of the words "Thou
shalt love thy neighbour as thyself"
from Leviticus 19 :18 is significant as
l'aul is writing to the brethren. Here
'Y e Must Be Born Again'
ly tfle hY. Pt.ilip dul. ArculoriYS,
General Secretary of Frieftds of
Israel Testimony to Christ, Inc.
CONTINUE D FROM LAST WEEK)
ln the seven.t:h cbpter of john,
when the officen of the tr:mplc guard
returned to the chit f prieRs and
Pharisees without bringing jesus, they
said : "Why have: ye not brought
Him ?" The officers rt:pli«<, ".Nner
man spake like this man." To which
the prieau a.nd Pha.TUets rc:jointd:
'' Ar~ ye also deceived ?" And they
add«!: "Have any of the rulers or of
the Pharisees bd.ic:ved on Him? But
thls people who knoweth not the law
arc: cursed."
. At this po~nt, and l think quite sig-
mficantly, Ntcod~mus entered the dis-
cussion ; and th~ Scripture iot.c:rpo.
!ala, parenthetically : "(he that came
to Jesus by night, . being one of
them)." Nicodemus, with character-
iMi c fairness, asked : "Doth our law
judg~ any man, 1M-fore it hear him,
and know what h~ doeth ?" It would
seem that Nicodemus's query wu in
the best traditions of the Hebrew
CC' .. ..cept of justice, aa set forth in the
Old Testament. N~vcrthdcss &t drew
thit quick retort from his ~atea
"An thou also of Galilu ? Sea.rc.~:
and look : for out of Galilee arild.h
no prophet." Surely they tooic Nico-
demus to be a disciple of J caus. to
mak~ such a rejoinder I And it wouJd
be a foolhardy man who would deoy
.this distinct pouibility, if not likdi~
hood, in vi~w of all tk ffldeqc:e.
Th< thr« Synoptic Goopels (Matt-
hew, Mark, and Lui«) tell how Jo-
seph of Arimathua requated of Pi-
late the body of Jesut, after His death
on the crou, Matthew ZJ :57 •yi:ng
of h.im "who abo himar.1t wu Jew.t'
d;,Qpl<," Mark Olllo Jooeph "&II
honoun.ble counadlor, which aho wai"" lor the kiftCdom of God."
Lulu dc:taibes him thu.: "a cou:llK.I·
lor . . . a rood man, and a jutt."
Aad l.bke &ddt p&ra>therically,
• (The ·-bod not --to tile counod and clood of lllem ;)." Aad
Laloe ..,. thai Jooeph "aloo "'·-If wolted for the ~ ol God. •
It .....a.. lor tho Goo,&! of Jatvo,
wlsilo -_ ..... I • ]...,. and ..
ltnfoc to 1o1m u "a "'ocl ... of 1•
_ ...................... I
of l'llolo, ....... .. .. •• ... • • • .............. a....,. .. ....,.f ,_.to-... _"'~
lllUS in these words: "And there cam~
also Nicodemus, which at the first
came to J ~sus by night, and brought
it mixture of myrrh and aloes, about
au hundred pound weight" (John
19 :39). The next v~ne says of Jo-
seph and Nicodemus : "Then took they
the body of Jo:us. and wound it in
linen clothes with the spices, as the
manner of the Jews is to bury." Both
men were members of the Sanhedrin.
Jo~ was a disciple: of Jesus. It is
most likely that Nicodemw was, too.
When Nicodemus acknowlcdg<d
jesus as "a teacher come: from God,''
our Lord responded : "Verily, verily,
I say unto thtt, Except a man ~
born again, he cannot sec: th~ kingdom
of God." Since the best way to un-
derstand and to interpret the Scrip-
tures JS to refer to other Scripturc:s
that have a bearing on the passage in
question, and to let the: blc:ssed Holy
.Spirit , who inspir«i the Bible 1nc:-·
rantly in the original languages, be
Himself the supreme interpreter of
th~m. let us look at I Corinthians
l :l4 : "But the. natural man recelvc:th
tlot the things of the Spirit of God :
lor they are foolishness unto him :
neither can he know them, becawe
they are spiritually discerned." The
natural man is the ordinary de..scmd-
ant of Adam, 3.1 he is born into this
world, physically, without any spirit-
ual experience of regeneration, that is,
without the: action or proc::eu of being
"bnrn again" ha.vinc taken place. Be-
cause of the willful diiObc:dienc:t; of
our first ~rents. we each are born
with a !inful nature. With that tin-
f.ul nature, we: an utterly incapable of
rcOOving "the thinp o( the Spirit
of God"; indeed, until we Reeive,
gn.ciously i~ to ut by our
Lordr a n<w and a eplrituol ~
tha. opirit~al thiup, and tht -.y
Sc:ripturc:s t~ with tbtir
bl<N<d and oublimo trulbo, ""' -
(ooliahnaa to uti No one ca '"bow
tlwn'' -at Sellt, be ca-.ot tmder-
Jtand ihem aricbt -Ulllil. ll>roall1
the rt:~e:aaative procaa of tbe "'MW
birth," he hu &<liJaiftd a .,.., a .pr.
itual .....,._ "They an: .,_,
dloaml4." With tile 6Yo -of
tile body .-_ W< CUI -, ftol, ..... . -u. and --But ..a .... .. ......... ODd-....... Lonl;.
100'1." and ... mirode ol .... .....
~· bu -•• ...,.. """~ .. ..
-'-toa• .,.bol
thiiip. ('fo ... -... I)
a ....... s:u..2J6
it it appropriate to recall our l...otd' •
surtunuy of th< Law, cf. MOJ'k 12,zj..
31 . Moroo....,., ~f<Tm<>< should be
mad< to Romano IJ:S-10 where Paul
(C-fromlut-)
T1Ho &rltl Cloooood 1iJ firo
IAI'TUT .. ILl Tltt1Uf41_ Sl"lttMGPII:i.D, ·rwo._
..,..:.-Ul"'\...__ ....... ,..,. : .....,_ DO man anythlnc, ...
to love-anoll><r: for he that loftth
his na,bbor hath fulfilled the law. For
thil, 'Thou JhaJt DOC commit aduhery,
Thou obalt not kiD. Thou obalt not
oteol, Thou obalt not OOO<t, and If
there be any other COOUNncfmmt, it il
otmun•d up In thio ~ aamdy,
Thou obalt lo .. thy ndchbor u thy-
Jdf_ Love worbth no ill to his
nrighbor: lo¥< thereiOI<: il the fulill-
...... t of th< law' (Am<riaft StaDdu-d
V<nioo). It sboald be .....,.,bored
that lovinR lc:1'Yice to ooe another is
truly tile =I fullllmmt of th< Law .
In 2 Peter, chapter 3, the Holy Spir.
it throurh Peter gives us aomc: infor-
mation about the end of the eanh. In
vc:rse 7 we read : "But the heavem and
the eanh, whkh are now, by the same
word are k(pt in store, resened un·
to' fire apinst the: day of judemmt
and perdition of ungodly men." It i'
evident from thi1 verse that the: earth
someday is going to catch fire.
"Ho, .wry Obit tNt thlntfth,
c:otM -r-\o the wat.n, llftd be thU
haoth no rnoMJi eomo. ,.., ~. Md
••t; YM. «~me, buy wbM and milk
without ~ ... without price.
-rhUJ, It Ia • ...marbble I:\ICIIINDen-
datlon ol the IJW.'Il of God, whkh
• nhiblwd to Uli ln tJw kinedam
of C'IU'W; for the Prophet doe. not
inatnK:t u. what hu bMD d on •
one», but alao wMt il cton. every ·--do,.--for that which il DOt bn.d1' and
day, wbUI the Lord invlt. ua by
Hill doc\l'tJ'w to tiM ft'ljoymmt of
pur laboW' I« that whkh ....._
ftelh bOlT bearbn dllietfttl)' unto·
me, and Ht JC that wtdc:h • eood,
and ~ )'0\lt .oul doalirlbt tt.1f lb. ,._ "''---N 'Come to tiM waters.'
'"Some vi-the word "waten' M ref'errine &o the doctrina ol tN
Gclepel. ud otben to the HoI y
Spirit; but aelther ol tM.e e•po-
'lllf CONFLICT IETWUN 'lllf
FWH AND '!liE SPIRIT
In Galatians5 :J6-18 we read : "This
I say then, Walk in the: Spirit, and
ye shall not fulfil the Just of the flesh .
For the Resh lusteth against the: Spirit
and the Spirit against the flesh : and
thdc: are contrary the one to the
other : so that ye cannot do the things
that ye wouJd. But if ye be led of the
Spirit, ye are not under the Jaw,"
The foregoing verses ( 16-18) of
our Biblic:aJ text have been par.a-
phra.sed by a notable Biblical scholar
of the ninetc:enth century : "This is my
co~':flall.d. Walk by th~ rule of the
Spmt. If y~u do so, you wiU not, you
cannot, gnbfy the lusts of the flesh. ~ween the Sf!iril and the fksll there
1s not only no alliance; there is an in-
termlnable, deadly feud. (You feel
these antagonistic fOf'ce:s worlcing in
you : you would fain follow the guid-
ance of your conscience, and you are dng~ed back by an opposing powi!T.) ~nd 1 f you adopt ~he rule of the S (Jir-
": you thereby renounce your aJ.le.-
gw.ncc to the knv."
Furthermore, the: same author com-
ments as follows : "In this passage
(vv 16-181 the Spirit is doubly con-
trastrd, first, with the fksll and
S«ond, with the latv. The flesh and
the law are dosely aUied ; they both
move in the same dement, m the
sphere of outward and material things.
The:. law U not only no •fquard
~ the: fte.sh, but rathc:T provokes
rt ; and he who would rmounce the
flesh, must renounce the: law also. We
have here germs of the ideas more:
full y developed in the Epistle to the
Romans" ( cf. ]. B. Li~tfoot Saiftl
Paw f s EpUtJ, to till CaiotUJ-n:s lOth
Ed., 1890, P-209) _ '
(To be """""ood)
• • •
So live tho' people wko ,...
rrMmber you wfll a lao rememb.r
JftUI ChriJt, • • •
Prayer b tome-thine more than
Uldnc God to run en-and.~ for ua.
Vertc: 10 of that tame chapter aays :
"But tht day of the Lord will come
as a thief in the night; in thr which
the heav~ns shall past away with •
grea.t noise, and the dements shall
melt with fervent heat, the earth also
and the works that are therein lh.all
be burned up." Here we are civc:n
SO!Tl( more specific information. Notice
that the heavens shall pass away.
With a great noise they shall pass
away. If the sun goeS into convul-
sions, the sun will certainly effect the
earth's atmosphere: and even the earth
itself. Isaiah 24 :18-a.> says : "And it
shall come to pass, that h~ who Aec:th
from the noise of the fear shall fall
into the pit ; and he that cometh up
out of the midst of th~ pit shall be
taken in the snare: {or the window!
from on high are open, and the foun-
dations of earth do shake. The earth
is utterly broken down, the earth it
clean dissolved, the earth is moved ex-
ceedingly. The: earth shall rttl to and
fro like a drunkard, and shall be: Te -
rnoved like a cottage; and the trans-
gression thereof shall be heavy upon
it; and it shaH fall, and not rise again."
Water Available
The main point is not the particulau
of what ·will happen when Gorl
cleanses the earth. The point is that
God can do it even without a special
mirack s~cond Prter 3 :5-7 tells Uio :
"For this they willingly ar~ ii[Oorant
of, that by the word of God the
heavens were: o { old , and the earth
standing out of the: water and in thr
water : whereby th~ wo rld that thr1 1
wa.s, being onrflowed with water,
perished : but the hc:ayens and the
earth, which are now. by the sam~
word are kept in store, reservrd unto
fire against the day of judgment and
perdition of ungodly men."
God had the wa ter wh~n he d..:
stray«! life by the flood . He could
have created the: water to destroy tht:
tarth, but he used what H~ had al-
ready. Now God has the fire: available
to d~stroy the: earth. How God will
cleanse the earth only He knows. Sc-i·
enlists who claim that th~ world can-
not be destroyed are willingly ignor-
ant. They arc: like the religious lc:arl-
ers who cry, "Peace, peace, when
there is no peace:."
l:<:';J;<IKIW-W.'~:>'-' ~"'-""'·--« -~"·'··»•m~-""'"''~""'""-~· "'""""""'""'"'""'"'·~~,.m<w::::s:;~~,f-,.,>%.;<-J;~;;
' .
"'Inc1lne )'OW' ar, and coene unto
me: ~J aDd )"'ur toW man u .. ; md l WW make an nerlutinl cove-
nant with you. even the JUft mer-
da of O.Vid.
"Behold, r have lfYeD hl.tn for a witne. to 0.. people, a letder and
com.mander to the people,
"Behold. thou &halt c-all a nation
that thou knowat not, and o.ttoo.
that knew not thee ahal1 run unto
thee bec:aUJe of the Lord thy God,
•nd lor the Holy One of lanel; for
hf' tt.th clorilled thee.
"Seek yt the LORD while he may
be found, call ye upon him while he
ls near:
"Lt:-t the wic.ked loru.ke hiJ way, and
the unricht.eo~ mao hit thouaht.l:
and let him ratum unto the LORD
and he-will have-nwrcy upon him;
and to our God, lor he-wiU abund-
antly pardon. _
"For my thought.s are not yo u r
thou,:hts. neithe-r are your way~, my way1, aa.ith the LORD.
"JI'or u the heaven~ are highf'r
th.an the e&l'th, so are my w a y '"
higher than your ways, and my
thourht• than your thouchtJ..
"For M the rain eometh down.
and the mow from heave-n, and re-
lumeth not thither, but watereth the-
e-arth, and rnabth it bring forth and
bud_ that It nv.y rl~ ..d to the
.ower, and brft,d to the eater:
.. So lhall my word be that IOrih
forth out of my mouth: it shall DOl
return unto me void, but it shall
accompli.Jh that whim J pleue, and
It •hall pro.pe-r ln the thine wheNto
J sent it.
"For ye shall 10 out with joy,
and be led forth with peue: t h e
rnount&in.J and the hilll shall break
forth belo~ you into .Jincing, and
all the lreeJ of the field Jhall clap
thei.r hand..
"lnstead of the thom Wll come
up the-fir tree, •nd instead of Uw
brier 1hall come up the myrtle tree:
and it •hall be-to the LORD for a
name-, for an everlaatin& &ian that
lhall not be t!Ut off" (Iaaiah 55).
HatE IS WHAT John Calvin
WTOte about thiJ invitaotion:
M 'Ho. alJ Uv.t are thinty.'
"Here the Ptopbet ~ 1n
tottY· tetmJ of comrne:odtltion 1M
Joocinea ol God, which WM to be-
pour-ed down more copiously a n d
abundantly than befo~ UDder the
noi1n of Christ, 'in wtu.e hand are
hid all the treuurn' {Col. 2:3) of
the ll!r~ of God; for in Him God t-ll:pt.in. his mind to ~: ao that the
uyintl of John ia actw.lly fulfilled,
'We have all drawn from his ful-
ne-sa, •nd h&ve reoeived crace for
1race' (John 16.).
'The fathen wert:", indeed, par-
u.kers of that divine aoodnew Utd
splrttual kindne11:S which lJ hert-
m(,ntioned, 'How grt'at,' says David,
'is thy goodneu, which hath been
1aid up for them that fu.r the-e!'
(P,, 31 :19.) But hath poured it out
far mono liberally and abundantly
in Christ.
To the Remnant • In the Last Days
THI CHRfSTiiUl.II!ACOM.
1U HA'D1)1M n ... ~LINGSWOOO. N.J.
0 n Sundar nJOTning , March 4, Dr. Carl Mcintire ddi\~red a message on thot-last days as described by
the Saviour in hi.~ Olh-et Discourse in Luke 21. This
was rh.e sc~mon that God used to challenge: the con-
g_rcj:,'3tlon m th~ hour of rtheir great Every-Member
Lanvass.
I. "T~J<-e: heW ~~ yc be not deceivd ... " ( v.
8 ), T h1s ts what 1S happening to millions in the
<:hurches and in the country. ''Go ye not' there~
fore aftor thot-m" (v. 8) .is a c.lea.r call co 5c:p&ration
in the opposi-te dirc:ction.
2. ''Ye shaH hear of wars and commotions be
not ter~fied" (v .. 9). The wars an upon w 'and
c.'Ommonons descnbe what ~s happening to che so-
ca.lkod "cease hff' in Vietnam the confticu of the
Milldte East, and the latc:M ~natiON in Afri-
<a.
J. ''Nation sm.u rile against nation, and king-
dom. against kingdom'' ( v. 10). India riles apinat
PakiStan, and the United NMiont is impotent to
quier the: nations..
4. "Aod great earthqualcet .0.11 be &n divers
J.olaccs, and faminn ., ." (v. II). An earth tremor
m~uuring 3.5 on tht Richter Scale hit the PhUa-
Uelphia area M J :23 a.m. The lamina are now
acf"'8i SO\Xh India and Ban(la.ddh.
5. "Th<y shall lay thoir hando oo you, and pa-·
sc:cutt" you . . . being bn:»u1ht before ldncs and
rulers f01· my name's •kit" (Y. IZ). Now tM s...,....... Court will n...., befOft it tbo whole ,..._
timooy of the: chinp thac the R.doru ticn .caftda
for, and th< victory nllle hav.. opo1oon to tile
prin-oo the V~Praidentr and...., to the Preoi·
dmt.
6. "And it shall tum eo )'OU for a _.._,..
(v. IJ). Thia io-hat "'-'""• ODd in .-y
place where I he cootaO"Yeo 11 hu come a .,..mony
hu born ,;..... lodood, it ... "fallill """ fo< ""
furthennO< of tile_.. (Pitil. I :1%).
7. "For I wiU ain ,... a -tltd wlalom
- . . " ( •. 15 ). flu '""' ..... :Db c,.nry
Ro:lonnltioct Rour -a -.1> -.i diroa&ht>ut
the lan4. Only Gotl 011 It~ tltio -rilla "" ......
tho ...... wtddt ..... ... •• .. .. CIIIJ ...
_.,. pru II»W tloo whdc • cl God -tlio ........... of God.
8. " .. which all )'OUr advcrsariot.s shall not ~
able to gainsay nor resist" (v. 15). And thi• is
th~ reason our adversaries have refused <o talk
but instead have Uled IChe means of ·repression,
abus~. and smear to eountc:raa. the testi~y and
destroy the witneas.
':J. "And ye shall be betrayed both by parmts,
.md brethren, and kinsfolks, and fciends" (v. 16).
This explains how brethren whom ooe once trusted
turned away and carried 'their tales. Friend. pre-
tended to be friends lOng aft.c:r thc:y had com-
iol'1k(l .the ~y . Kinsfolk. and close rdattiva
went away and deserted the c.a\lllt. It is aU to real
w hen one: listens«> the falle accusers and the ~n
1--arbage which they spread around to thole willing
c.r anxious to find !IOmel occuioo. to jultify in theW
n~nd dleir wukne. or rd:rat from battle.
10. "And )"0 shall be Mted oE all mat fa< my
1a.ame 'l&lo!'' {v. 17). ~. indeed, ie the veoom
that is spewed out by thoec who oodentand DOC
the Go9pel and ewn by dlOIIC: 1't"fmee aJDSciencc
u\akes cowards.
II. "In your patiertelr ~~~ ye your souls" (v.
19). ln. body they may ldll but a man's ooul io
lf'ft. The A4x*lc l>aul Mid, "tribulation workem
pa.tienor." Once you ~ in lt bound Wider God'•
commandments you c::umot C'tt out. Ic: hu tabn
eight and one--half years of patia:lct in dealinc with
WXUR and l<ddll( ddivuanee. " ... and potiena..
e><pon<nc<. God hu cared; God hat uoed. .. .. -
and ex:pet ienal, hopt." God deliwred in lbe put;
He will deliver in the fatUR. Who would have
.,,..,. """""' cltoo it WDIIlcl ..... --to .-.;,.
fundo at $12 a pop from tbo ndio ·-to poJ
i<K tile 42S1>aco toq-to lbe s ..... Cotut.
\ Vhat. an <lqiOI'ionoa I -
W'-> -h<&n the .,.,..,. of -Sa--'<' ill(in--~ ... --~ :=m....: !p.~ or.. ...:::=. '!r-= ~
dnwo ...... Thio '"'"t clt:eri-... tltd -.
and ,,_ -.. -..... "-" "" tho ..... '"P• La .,..., ~ .............. _ tbo
low C>i God ... ttl>ntad"' -....... w. lliall
UC'I'Cit ~ .............. , aad tlllftiW reo-
,...., d ..... boltoN afnolo doot "all tliloio ....tl ....
.C. for JOOd to.._..,.-Gatl. • .._ wt.
"" tho caiiOII ...... 'I • lo ltlo ,.., ... (a-.
8:28).
dtiona, in my opinion. il eonecl
They who think that It denota the
doctrine of the Goapel, and who eon-
tnat It with the law, (of which the
JlrWboh writen think that the Proph-
et ~ in lhi.J p.MMI'e), include
orUy one put of what the Prophet meanL
-rhay who n:pound it a.s de-
notJnc the Holy Spirit have acme-
what more plausibilit?'-and quote that ,.._.. of John s Go.pel, ·u
thou k:newest the rift of God, aod
who It IJ th1t aalth to thee, Give
me to drink, thou woulde.t h a v"
asked of him, and he would have
riven thee llvina water' (John 4;10.)
.. And a little after, Chrl1t ap~rt
to expound thil pusqe whe-n H e
uya, 'Every one that drinketh of
this water shall thirtt RJain; but
who-nr Jh.JJI drink of the water
which 1 1haU give to tum Jhall never
thint; but the 'lt.•lltl!r which I ahall
give to him shall be-come-1n him 1
foun~in ot wall'r Jpringing Up to
everlast.in1 life' (John 4:13, 14 ).
"But I h•ve no doubt t.h•t undt-r
these worcb , 'waterJ. milk, wine,
bread.' laaiah includes. all that i$
neeeaary for spiritual hfe. for the
meuphon ~ borrowed from tha.e
k1nd.s of food which are in cl.iuly
liSt •monR,Jt WI. As wt .JM! nourished
hr 'bread, Wlne, mllk. and wall'r,'
so in like m111nner let us know that
ou~ souls are fed and supported by
the doctrine of the Gospel, the Holy
Spirit, and oth er 11ft.1 ot Chru;L
''The Prophet elu::lairTUI, u with a
voice above the usual pill;:h , 'Ho!'
for ao creat i.J the slugishneu of
mt!n that it is very dillicull to
aroute them. 'nley do not f~rel their
wants. tho~h they In' hunary; nor
do they desire food, whk h t h e y
gl"eatly nee-d ; and thel"efore that in-
diffen.nee mwt be ah.ken off by
loud and ~t cries.
'"So much the more bue a nd
..tu.merul ill the indOlence of thole
who .,... deaf to thi1 exhortation,
and who, "ven w~ they are ao
Jharply ur;:ed ·forward, •till induJ.ae
in their •lothfu.l-.
"Beside-s, the invitatiOn IS gerwnl:
for there u; no man who 11 not in
w:ont of those 'wllltCI"J,' and to whom
Christ is not n~551ry; and then'-
fore ile lnviln all tnd1scriminately,
without any rf'Spec;t of person!ll.
"But men art' .o m1terable that,
;,olthoull!h they know th1t they •re
m nH'd of Christ tht.•y contrive
mf'thod! by wN.c:h they may be dC"-
prived of th is benefit , and rather bf'-
lit-\'e lht• dev1\ who offe rs vario~
obstrucllons, than thl.!l ktnd of inVI-
TaTion .. ("Commenta.ry on the Book
of lpiah," by John Calvin. Trans-
laTed from tht-onj!tnal Latin , and
colti>TC'd wtth the lalf'tll French ver-
ston by the Rev Wilham Pnnclt-·
WM B Ecrdmans Publi5hinjl! Co ,
Grand Rap1ds. Mtch. Vol. t , page
1551.)_
AS CA.I.VIN SAl'S The mvitah on
on baiah ~ l.!l 1erwral.
Thert' ,.. nothing dearer m thf'
Bable than the 1-.::t that God tn-
vitcs a \1 met! to bf' savt-d, urgC:'I all
men to be sav.-d. "Look untu me.
and be ye savf'd, all the ends of thC'
f'arth: for I am God. 111nd the re 11
none elsf'" (IP 4S·Z2)
And Cod not only invit~ men to
be saved . not only urg~ men to ~
saved, He t'Ommands a\1 men every-
where to rt'pPnt. "And thf' titnft of
thia l&Jioran« Cod winked •t: but
now cammandeth all nwn • v e r y where to repent" (Acta 17 ;30).
And In the Jut cllapter of the
Bible we haw t.heH wont.:
"And the Splrit and the bride
say, Corne. And let him that hearelh
uy, Come. And le-t him tNt iJ
athirst conw. And w-hoeoever will
let him taolte the water of til• freely" (ftn. 22:17).
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llellay, U, at "10 -.o1oa ol olcollol tt 1:!0 1)..111. It Bay. lid', -1 p.m. Auc. ll
A.,.,, Colla II-wu ebarpd to~ Dr. aDI E, Coati Ilwy., aD1 jolt-· 1 a.m. A"C. IZ.
wltll btl.ac tato:aeat.d illl ptf)Ue ...,..tQc a mtaor tramc aeel-lat Z0 -pu1 lllldo1aU -thoro •.• Arr-tt 0 IIONDAY, AUGII!T 1!
1
at u. Arcbu ••• A blcyc .. 4:SO a.Al. at 49li~B S..bore Doul CarmlCMel, 3111 4tb
valued at $110 wuJtoltD from Dr., Weal: Nnport, oa cbarcw• AYt., Corooa del llar, said
a prap at tbe bomt ot Pltar of marijUana poueAJoD were eomeooe stole her nllet COD·
Cruea 0'8r1..._ !2ZI BaJilde Glnpr Raney, 25, and Carole t:&1.ll1Dc $10 aDd credit cards
Dr., Corooa dtl Mar, btt'Weeo AliDe O'CoiUleU, 25, botb ol from ber purse when abe left
S p.m. and S:SO p.m •••. stiYu that addreaa; Johll Adrian 11 1D her borne trom Z:SO p.m.
1Lottea 6601Seubore0r Welt Frulm, Z&, of West CoYtna; Aq. 1S uoUI 10:30 a.m. Aug.
I Ne~t, reported a $20'bfcy-Mlcbael Allu Pahoa, 19, ot 15 ••• About $800 worth ot
de staleD from b1JJ pnp be-5004-A Seashore Or., West aluminum wt.Ddow framing was
tween 7:30 a.m. Auc. a aDd Newport; Cor1 Ray Smttheon. stoleD from a coostructioo site
7:30a.m. AUJ. 9. 27, ol 205-1/2 Z8tb st., Wut at 1501 QIJIJ.I St., Ne1rp0rt In-
Newport, aDd Del Patre Evers, dustrlal Park, between 4 p.m.
• THURSDAY, AUGtsT 9 28, of Klllrpnan, ArlJ ••. Aug. 11 and 1 a.m. Aug. 13
FORO MOTOR COMPANY'S highest -.lerahlp hooor tor
outstanding customer serVice --tbe dist1ngulshed. serrice
cltatlon --bas beeo preseoted to Joiwloo 6 Soo Lincoln-
Mercury Ln Costa Mesa. Sbown here at the presentation
are, from left, William R. Hatcbett, Ford Customer Ser-
vice Olvlsion's Los Angeles d.Jatrtct manager; Richard
Johnson, co-owner of the d•lersbtp, and Charles WOOd .
ard, the dealership's se"tce m&Dager.
Rebecca Sue steen, 42, o1 SerPo Avtla, Z2, oi111-A 41st ••• Patricia Jean WllUams
The Wek:ome IAL.-~. 3\6 La Jolla Dr., Newport st., West Newport, was arrest-29, of Foanlaln Valley w~ R 1ty Board I nd h
vvqy'-", Helgbts, .,.. pleked. ICI just ed at 10 :15 a.m. at the Newport totmd dead oo the beach~~ 800 ea 0 ema q.
ho after midnight at 5SI Vl.a Lido Beach Pollee Dept. oo a charge VIa Lido Nord, Udo lsle, at "f"1 Sfess will help! Nord, Udo Isle, and cbarpld olusault withadeadlyweapoo, 3:45p.m. a few minutes after Whether toe~ tbeir pre-Carl Tbomas cbalrmanoftbe
wUh prowll.Dg after pollee said alter b15 brother, VIctor Cerda restdents beard a gunshot, and sent building or tear 1t dowD board's tulding committee Call today: 646-1234 she was lolmd slttlDg 1D a cbalr AYila, Z4, ot Los Angeles, had pollee lnvestlp.ted to t1nd t~t and build a bigger ooe wtU be said last week be expects t~
S.CO
177
bebi.od a bouse at ttat address, been arrested the pre•ious a1-she tad apparently sbot herself decided wttllin the oext month meet wttb Lyell Buttermore
ver oo a Caterptllar tractor $ZOO worth of nursery piaDts A man's jacket valued at $140 The board has deelded to tor the npans1oo
.EIIPORT IIARIOR Ell SIGN
PUIU11t£D IUJ(LY-PAGl9
THURSDAY, AIJG.IO, 1!11
CllllliiA Ofl.IIM, CAL. •
1974 FAIR DATfS SET
-Of!lcJ.al dates tor tbe 191<11
Oru .. Co~mty Fair MYt beeD
AI by tho board ol dlroelort
u July 12~Zl. Tbe dlrectora
at.o eleeted a oew alate ol
ottlcers beaded by Dr. W:a!ll'tee
S. Nadrldp of Placentia as
prerldeot.
Frederick W. Swensoa, wu
named t1rst vice-president, and
Burr Wllllams, 2.00 vtee-
prestdent. Secretary -~neral
ma.na«er J. E. Porterfield was
reappointed .
Yr, Swen.soo has been a rest-
dent ot Newport Beach slace
1955. His business affll11.tloos
include Hornblower dt Weeks-
Hemphill, where he J..s a reJd,:-
tered representativt-tn the
stock brokerage neld; Califor -
nl.a Injection Moldings Com-
pany, director; Electro-Medi-
cal Instruments Company, dl-
re<'tor, Mesa Leasing Company,
director; and Swenson lnvest-
ment Company, president.
Burr Wt!Uams, now retired,
was former ly s~rintendent at
trati.SPOrtatlon for Greyhound
and Norlhrlil Aircraft and
president of Orca Mi cro-
ftlmla&o Ht bu rtr..s.cl II Aale-
balm llDee 1 tU.
Mr. Porterfield bu muapld
tbe fair .IIDee Monmber, li?O.
He wu lDYolftd In tht rn&D&pp
meat ot tbe SID Joaquln COUDtJ
fair tor 4 years and the !fliP&
Town aDd County Falr tor OM
seuoa before movtnc to C01ta
Wea and his preseot poaiUon.
CLii"lllli RS
£ L"UNDR\'
QV~LlTY BY EXPERTS
-NEWPORT BEACH-
1058 Bayside Dr.
168 Fashion ls.
t2 Park Newport
OUwood ApU. N.
OU..ood Apta. s.
644-Z51Z
644-8113
548-0115
548-0ltl ~~~~~~~~·~• ~~· ~~7 Justng a te1epbooe • , • Some-teroooo at the 41st St. address ln tbe moutb with a revolver by the Newport Harbor-Costa of coroaa del Mar, wno has one pried opea the control co~ on a similar cllarge • , • About totmd UDder her body . • , Mesa Board of Realtors. submltted seYeral cklsign Ideas
T H.AN' at tbe Promontory Polnt pro-were stolen between 5:50p.m. was stolen trom the Tbeodore go ahead With expansion plans "We will tbeo. get to ther ERA SHOP ieet const:ructtoa siteaomeUme Aug. 8 and 8 a.m. Aug. 9 v sbop In Fashion lslaad, ap. for Its headquarters at 401 wtth tbe enUre commltt:: and r ......._,.,_.._'"'_ 1"·"1~ during the n1gtt aDd drme the ~om A mUng's NlU'sery, 1500 parenUy by a sboplllter, some-N. Newport Blvd., Newport re-evahate what we're going ! --F···~;·n~e Furnt" ture
tractor aroUDd the projeCt, . Coast Hwy.,NewportCenter. time between 10 a.m. and 9:30 Heights. Tentative plans bad to do and take our findings
causing an est1mated$500dam-• SATURDAY AUG lET 11 p.m ••• Douglas Moon, liZ W. called for an expanston ot tbe back to the lull board .. Mr
age to teleristoa, elecb'lcal Albert De~y Brownell 39 coast Hwy., Baysnore Trailer present ractllty. However, tbe Tbomas saJd , . ,,',l Touch-up
and telephooe cables aDd an of uo7 Key West Harbor Vte.; Part. reported that someone board has decided to look at •
estimated $50 damage to the Hills was arr:sted at 2,45 burglarized his residence be-the possibiUty of a oew st:roc-1· ARTH RillS AU XI L1 ARY ,, harbor
photo After Joseph Edward Hurst, Corooa del Mar, aDd charged p.m. Aug. 13, taking $1,173 Property on which the board Acth1tfes lor the ~omlng tractor's control cover ••• a.m.' at 418 Marguerite A~e •• tween 1 p.m. Aug. 11 and 10 lure. WILL MEET SEPT. lOTH I LET US RECTIFY YOUR ACCIDENTS AND
RESTORE YOUR PRICELESS POSSESSIONS.
-..,., •• -.. , <:>"' o.-... c;:or
._~ ._ ._ I •
11, of 121 Milford Dr., Cameo wtth driving tmder the tnnuence worth ol stereo somd equip. ottice ls located lnch.:tes the year will be discussed at the
Shores, llPIJRJ'eDtl:y tell aDd h.lt ot alcobol . . . Wllllam Leo meot • • . Burglars took 6 Blue Top Motel, which wtll be tlrst meeling of the Women's l
his bead oo a clay pot beside farr 18 of 107 "A" St Bal-ca.lculators anda.naddingmach-demolished to make room tor A11I1llary of the Orange County
the swlmmlngpoolofh1shome, ooa. :,as'arrested at 231zNew-t.ne, n.lued at $1,930 trom the tbe ezpansioo or new buildi.Jlg, Arthritis Foundatton. The 2 n . , f' rr 1• f' n f'
•
__________ ..;be;;."';;;•.:r,:us:;bed;;;.,;;lo;;.;,;lfoll::,:r,;;bo;;fill:o:;;:ltal, port Blvd., Central Newport; otftces of thew. E. Hall Co ., meett.ng wlll be held at the t '...J~ing :Juu.cn£..1 -L·y :Jutztrruuuz
.-at mtdnlgbt, after allegedly 4570 Campus Dr., Newport ln-LIGAL. MOnCI Dover SDores nome of Mrs. :~::::::::":':55:1:-1:3:10:::::::::~ -~~"IIIJR~~"IIES rtmnlng away when pollee dustrial Park, between 5 p.m. FICTITIOUS BI..SINESS NAW.E John Geiger at 10:30 a.m. Sept. ., ..., .. I sougbt to question him about. Aug. 10-.Dd 8:l0 a.m. Aug. 13. STATEMENT 10.
r--'-:H:-::-:-. ~h:.::..::.=,~..:.-=-=-=f.;:.=.;=.._..=:.__, drlok1ng beer oo the ocean. front R. J. FLAM SON OF COM The following persons are The members wtsh to e:rpa.nd MARINERS CHURCH Jg . way House 0 Prayer ... Jack Duane Hensley, 64, doing business as· Natural Rest tbe1r volunteer work for giving
of Z015 Bayslde Dr •• Corooa NAMED BY BANK CORP. Flltnlshings 2i 19 Harbor assistance to the otnce and to
2411 E. COAST HWY ., CORONA DEL MAR del Mar, was cbarged wtth Rlcbard J. Flamson of Cor-Blvd Co~ Mesa 92627. tbe Arthritis Cllnic of the Or-THE TEACHING IS CENTERED ON JESIB CHRET
LOWER ll!: VEL -Rf '-A driYing UDder the lntloenc.e of ona del Mar has been elected Tho,.;;as H. Spangler, 578 Alt~ ange Co unty Chapter of the AND THE BIBLE, WITH EMPHASIS ON PRACnCAL
t.'HF.RDF.NO,WINI\TIONI\L, FULL GOSPEL alcohol alter a mlnor tra.trlc president of Security Pacific Vista Laguna Beach 92651 . foundation. CHRISTIAN UVING. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME.
SUHOAY SCHOOL• 9,4, WORSHIP SERVICE• 11o00 accldent 0D Coast Hwy. just Corporation, VICe chairman of Jack'P. Miller, 93-4 Katel.la: Theywllldlscussspeclaltund Counseling alld Ylslt1D(aYai1able.
EVA.HGELISTIC §fAVICEo 6o00 P.M. SUM DAY eut of Dover Dr. at 1:15 a.m. the board of Security Pactftc Laguna Beach, Calif. g26Sl. raising events to be given tor SUNDAY SERVICES:
PRA.V.!R AMD BIBLE STUDY• 7ol0 P.M. WEDMESOAY •• , James Henry Wayo, 49, National Bank aDd a member This business Is cOOducted the benell.t of the Clinic. Gen-StlfDAY 9CIIOOL •••••••• 9:15 II lO:SO A.M.
WILLI AM T. K ROAH, PAS TOR of 151Z E. Ocean Blvd., Bal-of OOth boards of directors. by a general partnership. eral plans will ~ made for W'CXdiDP SEB:YJ:ES •••• 8:00, 9:15 "-10:30 A.W.
PHONE: 642-8762 boa, was stqlped at 10 mln-He will focus his attention on Signed: ThomasA. Spangler. promoting the neighborhood EftlmiG IERYJ:E •••• , ••••••• ?:OOP.W.
utes past midnight at "8" St. the development or substdl.a.ry This statement was tlledwtth marcbes and the .annual arth-Z!OO E. Coast Hwy., NP"port Beacb, Dell' w.acArth\11"
and E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa., corporations. As v1cech:.tirman the County Clerk of Orange ritis telethon to be held dur-
and cllarged with drtvtog UDder ol the board or Security Pacirtc county on Aug 6 l9'7l WU-lng national arthritis week. Jll\!mnut~ <!:ongrr[lnlinnnl <!:hurrh
A Fru and lndrprndrnt Conxrrxationa/ Cb ri:stian Church
THE REV. JOHN A. LINDVALL, Minister
Sunday Service; 10:00 a.m.
Bible Study: 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Cburch School: 10:00 a.m.
•. 326~ BR9,.11Q ,5TREH"HE~POJIT .HEJGi,tTS
Nursery core provlcfed Ph~~~~~6J2:2740
tbe llllluence ot alcohol. Bank., be will continue to be !Jam E St Jo~ ~ounty 'clerk
• SUNDAY, AUGI..5T lZ responsible lor Us corporate by Th~resa M. 'ward, deptay: KATHERINE BOREHAM
A revolver worltl $50 and aDd international banking oper-PubLish ; Aug. 9, 16, Zl, 30,: OF THE BLUFFS 01 ES
)ewelry valued at $'750 were at1oos. 1973, In the Newport Harbor Services were held ooAugust
bur&larlzed trow the residence; A nat!Ye of Los Angeles, Mr . Ensign. F' -2'7314 23 tor Katherine Borebam 63
ot Dolores Wc.llorJouih. 204 1/t F'lam80G received a bachelor at 2056 V.isea Ca.JOO. tbe Bt~'
Ftz:a.lnf AYe CorODI delliar of arts degree 1n economics LIGAL MOT1CI •bo dJad All&-,.~ at ,resthoOJi
between 6 P.'m. Aur. 11 and and busiDHS adm!Dlstrafton FICTM10US Bl.SINESS NAME here.
0000 Aur. lZ ... Sue Metll from Claremont Men sCollege. STATEMENT omctating at the service in FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH P....,rrraft, 40, of 2636 VIsta In 1962, be was rrad.,.led with The following person Is doing Pao!ftc View Chapel, Harbor
del Oro, tbe Blults, was ar-booors from Pacific Coast business as; Aquarian lnterna-VIew Hills, was the Rev. EI-THE
TH E CENTER FOR Bl BLICAL STU Dl ES rested tor driving ID:ier tbe ba.nktn.g schOol at the University tiona!, 2888 Baysbore Dr .,Suite eanor JacUoo of the Newport
J~~=~~"'.._D"Ll'-"~~·. AT 1~::: :::: =~·.'"s~t~L:~~~s Wluence of alcohol at 6:20 ot Washillgtoo. :.ts, Newport Beach, Ca. Harbor ChurchofReUgiousSci-
con A. tU.U 7•00 P.M. fVAG.LISTIC HOUR p.m. at Ea.stbluf'f Dr. and Jam. -a 92660: Juliette Co\eby, Z888 ence, i.D which Mrs. Bore ham
DR. JIMMY COM-BS, PASTOR boree Road •.. John Scllag, LEGAL HOTICE BayshOre Dr., Newport Beach, was acUve. She was also weU
12 of 305 Vista Madera tbe ·Ca. 92660. kDown 1n the To&stmlstress
COSTA MESA COUNSELING CENTER Bl~s, suffered a 1-IDch,lac-NOTICE OF' INTENTION TO This business is conrlucted Club here,
TO EMHAHCE DYNAMIC LIV.ING ,eratloo 00 his ne<:!l: at 7:10 ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF by an individual. She was borll in Holtv!lle
ANOTHER MINISTRY Or Tl:IE n RST BAPTIST CBU RCH p.m. when he rode his bicycle ALCOHOUC BEVERAGES Slgr:~ed : Julie«e Co!eby. a.nd had Uved here ror the past
REV.JAMESHEHRY, DIRECTOR into a wire someooestretched August 10,1973 ThissUtementwasnledwlth 3 years. She Is survi.ved by a
FAMILY, PERSONAL, CALL 54i8.1733 across the bicycle trail beblnd TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ; the County Clerk of Orange brother Dr . Jotm Eckert, of
MARITAL COUNSELING OR 548 • .2831 Eastbltlft' School ••. A boat Subject to Issuance of the ll· County on Aug . 6, 1973, Wll -~==L=E=A=R=H=T=O=L:I:V:E::':':T:H~E::D:Y:H::A:M:I:C::L:I:f:E:':'==:; eagine and tank, valued at$-417 cense applied tor, notice ls liam E. StJohn, county clerk, r were stolen from aboatbeloog~ hereby given that the 1.mder-by Theresa M. Ward, deputy.
tnr to Gary SpUobower lZS signed proposes to sell alco-Publish : Aug. 9, 16, 23, 30,
Mc.Faddeo Pi., Central 'New-llollc beverages at the pre-1973, in the Newport Harbor
port wh.lle they were 1n the ml.ses, described as follows: Ensign. F -27313
00rj lockers at 21st Pl. aoo 3201 East Coast Highway, Cor. ----------
PlasF OfUit.Of OF
QI&JST, SCI8HT1ST
:1303 Yit" U4o
=Y~L ' ....... 101.
SUNDAY SEA VICES
We tnrite you to worship
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
2900 PI'Cific V iew Of",
Corona del Mar, Calif.
LAWRENCE D. FRUHUNG .._ , ....... so. ..... WBDNESDAY EVENING Phone· 644·2664
M:cFadden, sometime between ona del Mar (Newport Beach. LIGAL MOTtCE
10:30 p.rn. Aug. 12 and 4:30 Pursuant to such Intention, ---==.:=:..:=.:.:.::=.-
a.m. Aug. 13 ... A car cover the undersigned is applyi.Dg to FICTITI0\.5 Bl51NESS NAME
n.l!Jed at $SO was stolen from the Department or AlcOholic STATEMENT
BeYerage Control for Issuance The following persons arP
~i~U'I)
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E Coast Hwy
Corona del Mar
Phone 644 7336
MEETING lp.-. SUNDAY U.U.NO iplOOM 10:00 AM .· Family Worsh1 p BUSINESS N/.ME
·::;:z~ ta.a.. S p.a NURSERY PROVIDED STATEMENT
of a.n alcohOlic bevenge Uceose doing business as: SUDShiBe
(or Ucenses)tor these premises Tradl.ng Company Ltd., 3305
as follows: ON SALE GENERAL Newport Boulen.rd, Newport
(Bona Ftde Public Eating Beacb, Ca. 9Z660: Donaki E.
Place). Shimko, 1941 Meyer Place,
F'OX, Steven R. &r OKUDA, Costa Mesa, California; Peter
Frank. T. Crap, 17301 Keelson La.,
W : t ..._ _ 7145 P·'"'fL..---------....1 The followtnr persons are ,...._1 ..,.. ..,...,.1 dotog business as: Rec.reatioo
Pli>lish: Aug. 30, 1973, In the Beach, CaWornta.
Newport Harbor Ensign. This business Is cooducted
t .. -.. S p.a.l7·f P·•· Enterprise Associates, 31851 ATTEND National Park, Laguoa Niguel,
l*lOND Ofuaaf OF
ODJST, ....... Ibi ..
Dt. ...... ...........
-· I. Ctott...,.. .. -··-··I ....................... n..r ... , eo .. • .., ... ... ,, ...... 1 Y•.. .. ..... .. ......
THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
GRACE BIBLE OIUROI
Amerlea.o LApoo Ra.ll
565 w. 18tb Street
Costa Mea
REV. TOM TYREE, Pa1tor
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:00 A.ll. ' 7:00 P.ll.
HOllE BIBLE CLASSES:
Call 55Z-009Z
ItO I lilT fill, IIMGSTOH ·.PASTOR
:13RD ST. at ORANGE, COSTA MESA-6U·5050
Suoday worahlp • 10:SO a.m. SWiday Seboot
SIIDdt.J • &:od' p.m. 9:00a.m.
Wodntsclay ..., .... ,... •••••• 7:00
.. wllh Blblt
.
2501 O.i11Ptliir IUCH-Ul-7443
Dlt. ,, lt!MTDM IESHOR!
PASTOI
SUMDAT SCHOOL •• •., "" ...... IIlLI JTUOY
Ca. 92617: George Comeau.
29462 Ivy Glenn, Laguna Niguel,
Ca. 92661; Robert Frye, 4833
Cortlud Dr., Corooa del Mar,
Ca. 9262:5; Gear~ ~i.Dger,
31851 NaUooal Part. Laguz..
Nlpel. Ca. 9Z667.
Tb1s business Is eooducted
by a general partnership.
. Siped: Robert Frye.
Tllis statemtot ns fUed wttb
tile CotmtJ Cltrk ol Ora.op
comtr oo Auc. 14. 1973, wn.
Ua.m E. St JohD, COWJt7 c .. rt,
by Tborea II. W&N, del>ul7.
Ptf)Uatl: Aug. U, 23, 30,
So!>t. I, U?S, In tho N..._.
ll_arbo< Eutp. F -Z'1499
LIGAL MOTICI
F'ICTITIOW BlstNESS NAME
STATEMEN ...
The followt.o.g persoo lsdotng
buslness as; Rolf's Fashion
Footwear, 3127 E. Coast Hwy .,
Corooa del Mar, Cal. 92625 :
Roll S.enddal, 1651 Mitchell,
Apt. 32, Tustln, Cal. 92680,
This busiDess is conducted
b)' u lodhtdllll.
Slped: Roll Swenddal.
This sb.temeol ns ftledwlth
tbe C0110ty C Jerk ol Orange
Count, oo Aur. 13, 1973, Wtt .
liam E. st John, cotmty clerk,
by Tberua M. Ward, depW:y.
Pub1llb: Aug. 18, 23, 30,
FICTITJOlE BtmNESS NAME Sept. 6, 1973, Ln the Ne1rp0rt
STATEMENT Harbor Eastp. f -27467
by a limited putoerslll.p.
Signed; Donald E. Shimko,
Peter T. Gra.p.
This statement n.s tlledwtth
the County Clerk ot Oranrt
County on Aug. ?, 19'13, William
E. St John, cOtl'lt} clerk, by
Theresa M. Ward, dtpoty.
PubUsh: Aug. 9, 16, 23, 30,
1973, 1n the Newport Rarboe'
Ensign. F .Z7S48
L!Gt.L MOnCE
f!CTITIOI.E Bt.SINESS NAME
~ATEYENT
The to Ho'W"iD& Pti'IOU art
doing ~oess u : RI.&M Umlt-
ed Partnership tt. J?ZS Blrcb
St., Newport Bch., Ca.. iZIISO:
Robert L. DlckiDaoa., ZOll l.Ae-
wvd Ln., Newpol't Bch., CL
92660; Vlriaa ~-DlctluoD., Tilt !oliOWinC po<..,.. •rei • dntoC bosll>oa u : o. ... View UGAL MOTICI ZOZI LHftrd La., .....,...
F1tlt""l qualil\ dn dtannlll
•
AJint"'A lotll"'l mHUd
Fngldall"" ~a-.htr.
3200 E. Coast H"·~· .. CD~t
Phone: 6iJ-9605
•
Re~~tal. 151 Commercial Via, j FlCTmou; Bt.SINESS NA.YE Bcb., Ca.. 9U&O.
Co-t& U:ea, Calllcnla: CIW~ STATEMENT Tbls bll81nilss tsOODdtiCtildbf SALES & SERVICE
1M U:a.rQl. l$1 Commerclal'' Tbe followtn.l peJ'IOD tstioc a tlmlted partMrlll1p. .UO l . 17TH ST. COCTA Mil! SA Way, C--. Calll:nla· -u : ._Rttd6Co., S ..... : Vtriu A. Dll~c'l'l--L-64&-7706 a ~A ~r
.Jerry Crou 151 CommereJ.t.i to1 Vllta P~ N.-.port Tld.a statem.at"' t!'-c~W1tb ~~
Way Co.t:l 'M-, C&.J..I:bU· e.e~t. Clllt. 11:160: Pe)'toD Utt C<Mit)' Clerk ol Onllce MALCOUIIIauDI CUTLI" J...,; 01.-, m c ....... dai Rood, 401 V\ota Pon<~a, N ... c-. "' •oc. n. 1t'll, wu. b"::"::e::!'%-:::~~---•~. c-~~-Colllonla. port a.e._ Calli. 111110. Uam £. 51 Jot~~, ..,... cion. •· FLORISTa nua tr& 111 t1 OOiidll:W nil: ....,,.. ll eGIIdwcted bJ n.ua "· ·~ drlptltJ. 11Jt~JU-OIIIp. 11yuld-L ,....,, Aac. II, A, JO, FLOWERSFOR
... , Cllorlol-llol. Slpod: ._ Rotd. Soc>t. I, It'll, Ia tllt ~~~ ALL OCCASIONS
TIUotal••aot .... llltdwtlf TI>UIIll-wu!llodwllll llarbo<E-. F..J'H'IO De:Mu•J -r01h
Go ~ Cltrt at en-.. Go ~ Ciorl "'0ruct MATTRESSES •• ~• Clooaolr oo Aac. II, it'll, 1IQ. ~-A-"'" 11, 19'11, W\\. wnr _ IIDG1UIDIG FLORISTS
11M E. a J .... ....., -lr, llua a -....., -lr, ~I•• su.,.. I'MONE-71
.., ,__ll W'lrd,c~etttJ.I .., ,......_Ill •an...,. u ·--c.tta 24.JINaapo'181'111L -Aac. II, Ill, 10, -: Aac. 11, A, 10, COtTA .._ WAT11111ia ca Cotto-
....... ll'll, Ia ... ·-1 ... I, lt'll, Ia ... ~~~ L·~·:!!-~"~A~·~·~·~-~~ ... ~~""!!'!'-~ _.._ ,_,,_._....., r-1'1411
.-.. •
merchants
for • serv1ce
Pro~! F ''1 1ng AHured
3409 E CoaST Hwv
Corona del Mao
675-3833
•Marine Hardware
'!i~fit
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SHOE SERVICE
COMPLETE SHOE, LUGGAGE
AND HANDBAG REPAIRS
3401 E. Co•st Highw•v
Coron.~ del Mar
Phone 673o.4640
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•JAJJ VIA LIOO, NEWPORT
·14 FASHION ISLAND
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291 E. 17TH STREET
COSTA MESA
A R. MARSAC
I'LUM8C.R
700 Carnaltlln AW't'
Cur<uu1 dC'I Mar
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Mtiol' DettoralD tbt SoW'""nd. (WIMIDI 6S Jell oldUtuJt. to.d a llome ud tbe 0raJap
Americ:a'o top -·· 8om MateO, -boat Bale7 <48 Collop -· ood -loa team, Diet-at RlcP 11 Jlnport lui -1bo--..
Aoabelm ..., Jim Sbormu or wtU a1oo bt oO -7-. Tbo 111-, W --
Loll Ancoles, ..ru clefelld tbolr Ia 11M Sl rar oi.t -loa mOH PI&Jod 4 cllllorool 1>011-
tttie. Both Will also puttcl,pat. USLTA'I UU. raoted pkyw' tlou wbUe at eo.ta Mea bleb
At.z Olmedo, Will jc:U wub ICbool, bat OCC cc:.et& Diet
La Colta'a famoQJ PaoeboSe TucUr made blm a c~et.a.-.
'lllaiP deadly
mlulan: 1a 11'111111
tiHt fal'lllddan
at Han!
"THIEF WIIO CAMI TO DINNEI" .
Doab • ead lut ....... TIU y-.r be cura. t.sc:reat, Hupstew. &boaJd be 0011 of tbt _. t art ol tbe Balboa Bay Club ta .,.. ern v bas alao st .... aDd Is al... , p JVI at that poctttoo In ~ " u.D( Soatb Cout CODtertoce, for . word from Aussie Frank ll&rchlorlatU played 1 )'e&rl
Sedtman. at nrlltr -U II Coota
Tourney referee Tooy Pro. Yea Rtp and tl1a oalJ ez-
da.n Is coootlng on over 350 perteoce at cltfeuln aod came
players foe the Sept. 10-16 event. durtnc b.1a lllpbomore cam-
I "CRIES & WHI:SPER:S'f
LIV ULlMAN
7JJ0. 10t40
COLOR Rated (R)
PLUS··
"MURMUR OP
THE HEART"
MATIHIIIIUNDAT
palp. As a -be -led u a !05 -PQimd a.tety i.Dd 1
Upt eod. A, a 18111or he wu
a tigbt end and p!ayed rOTlng
llDebaeUr oo defeue.
He was the q, Costa llesa
receiYer h1a seotor year and
was YOCed tlrlt team AU Coo-
terence and wu IIIJDed to the
All Orange County .tQUid.
Last season Marcblorlattt
ns swttebed bact to defeosln·
end because the Plntes bad 3
tight eods In camp I.Dd oo re-
turntnr defensive ends. He was
a se<:ood stringer early 1n the
season but nailed dowo the
starting llertb """ started ""' final 5 pmes of tbe year,
Wh.lle Marclliorlatti Is the
same size be n.s last season.
his work 1o the welgbtroomhas
taken 4 inches otf llis waist
and added muscle to his arms
and shoulders.
'•We call tUm Mr. Stream-
line oow," saJd OCC fianker
Lee Joyce. "I ca.o•t beUeve
bow strong he's ROtten. I used
to mess with h.lm last year
but no more."
Muchlorlattt Is now bench-
pressing zao I)O!Dds and can
do squats wtth ~ to400pounds.
Tbe added strength, plus ll!s
Quickness and ab1Uty to run
tbe 40-yud dash l.o 4.8 sbould
make March.lorlattt an Impos-
ing Ogure !or opposlngqu:arter.
tacks and ronning backs. His
knowledge of the position Is also
an added plus.
CHESS
The Newport Beach Chess
Club will hold Its l'lrst meeUng
111 the all purpose room of the
Mulner's Ubrary, ZOOS Donr
Drive, at 7 p.m. Wednesday,
Sept. 19.
Tbe club Is belng sponsored
by the Newport Beach parka,
beacbes and recreatloo depart-
ment, and is opea to players
ol au leYell:, from~ to
master. There wt.D also be in-
struction lor anyooe wbo woak!
Ull:e to learn to play, and those
players wbo hue sets are urged
to brtng tbem.
A brief orp.nlzatlooat meet-
Ing wtll also be held to discuss
a program ol a.cttvltles lor the
comiDg year.
WOMEN'S RECREATION
ACTI VI Tl ES Ll STED
The City of Costa Mesa de-
partment of leisure services,
recreation d.Jvisfoo, is ol!ertng
vutous acttvltles lor all women
In tbe area from ages 18 to
80. These actlvltles are open
to oovice, beginning and ad-
vanced players:
RATES FOil CLASSIFIED ADS REAL ESTATE
Ou Monday mornings, ra-
Quetball from 9:30 to 11 :30
a.m. at Costa Mesa Park. Tues-
day mornings, volleyteonls
trom 9:30 to 11 :30 a.m. at
Heller Park, and Wednesday
and Friday morolngs, house.
wtYes softball from 9:30 to
11 :30 a.m. at TeWinkle Park.
On Thursday mornings, btcy.
cling from 9:15 to 11 a.m.
starting at n.rlous points In
the ctty, Tuesday evenings, voJ .
leyball lnstructl.oo from 7 to
10 p.m. at the Costa Mesa
high school girls gymnasium.
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• MUSICAL FOR SALE
MllEUMMER SAVINGS
Popular Hammond "M"
spinet organ with Auto/Rhythm
I presets, $695, Baldwin Acro-
8Cillc Fr. Prov. plaoo, now just
$629. Thomas totaUbu organ,
beautiful Early Am erican case,
1?95.
Wurllh.er spinel plano for
oolJ $395. BaldwlnOrgan, Wai.,
to tlne condition, $575, Upright
pl.anos: Several now In stock
from $1&5. New Lowrey or
Yamaha orpns, from $595.
Woadertul stock of new Yam-
aJ-. I SteiD•ay uands now in
.toclt; aLso retlnl.shed and re-
eoadJtJoned Masoo & HamUn,
Steimray, Baldwin, etc., at .at -
tracU•e prices!
SCHMIDT MUSIC CO.
Yamaha • stelnway • Lowrey
110'7 N. UaJn st., Santa Ana
Est. 1914 ·
FOR SAL!':
C IBJ'OII lh1ng room plus ta-
bles ..., lompa, d1.aJnc table,
bedroom lamps, Polaroid
Lud camera, cue I.Dd e~~UW
--Plaoo call alter 8 p.m. --"'-'MN.
.• WOIIt WiN Til>
MISCELLANEOUS
DOROTHY NAPKrE INTERIORS
(11 years with W. &! J. Sloane)
411 Riverside Ave., Newport
Beach. Phone 548-9'198 or
leave message at &42-1691.
THREE LITTLE KITTENS and
mother -· all darling aod all
free. Get 'em wh.lle they last.
Come to '710 Jasmine, COM,
or call 644-8608.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS--
Phone 5-U-7217. P. 0. Boz
No. 1223, Costa Mesa •
SPOTS BEFORE YQUR EYES-
on your new carpet -rem.Ye
tbem with Blue Lustre. Rent
electric sbampooer, $1.00.
Crown l:l&rdware, 3107 Eut
Coast HWJ., Col"'OO del liar.
• BOOKS FOR SAL!
SPECIAL THIS WEEJ(I
IS lbert I plct aplut tiM!
peop .. ? R-.d Taylor Cald-
"'U'I boolt, "Captala aad
11M Klllp." '""' lllcrt ol
u Anluleu -· $1.'15 -blot.
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1814 llonor 81., Colli ·-Tt'IP I. .. ~
HARBOR VIEW HOME, 5 bed·
room, 3 batbs, Somerset
model, tmmedlatepossessioo
possible. Custom drapes
throughout, glued entry tile,
professional landscaping,
community pool. Call 644.
5035.
CUSTOM BlnLT HOME on oo'-ONE DESIGN REGATTA
"'" lot, Costa Mesa hook SET FOR SEPT. 15, 16 bay area, 4 bedrooms and
2 baths \CIStalrs, Uvlngroom, Race committee chairman
dlalng room, kitchen, tamlly Jolm Dutf'y of South Shore Sail-
room, den and batb down tog Club o1 Newport Beech an-
stairs. Lots of closet space, n!Mlces a two day ooe destp
larp domlle car prage, 2 chlmpionsb!p regatta for Cal
covered patios, 4 citrus ZOs, Santana 22s, Cal 25s IDd
trees, Woodland scbool dJst. Santana 27s, to be bekl Se,t.
$87,500, owner, 548-4732 or IS and 16.
531.0660. There wtll be a 5 mtnute =-==-=~===--lntenal between the start ot FOR SALE BY OWNER • -each class with tbe ftrst cJas1 [R.VINE TERRACE family starting at 11:30a.m.,l/4mUe
home, large Urtngroom, for-west of Balboa Pier.
mal dining room, screened Entry blanb and nee course
la.naJ, 4 bedrooms, 4 batbs, tntormatton may be obtatned at
2 buge yardJ eompleteb' SSSC or most yacht clubs. En-
fenced, $89,500. WlU lease/ tries !rill be accepted until
opttoo. Call &73 -3262. race time.
m~H SETTER shoW p..,, SZ
champ UDe. Tyroone Farms.
Rare out brood. (m) 862-
8726.
CAPTAIN GRADUATES
Captain 1lala B. Odermaa,
soa of Mr. aDd Mrs. Sam•l
D. Oderman, 837 VIsta Boollo,
11M Blutls, 1u P"dalod at
HELP I ANTED Muweu AFB, All., !rom tho ::.::=-====----Air Ud•ersttr'• oeo<ltmlc ro.
GIRL FRJDAY wut.tt for J'ID-structor coaue. Rt 1.1 rlt1nl-
eral cdlce wed: w1tb ~me 1DC 110 bll: per~D~UM.t autp.
-loclp o1 -..otor. meat III!MCIW,CIIIr..-,
171-1$14. s. c .
lENT
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IRVINE _____ ... _____ _
FINER HOMES
LINDA ISLE
First offerin,. CUstom ho111e by RuJoo
Hodge,, des1gned by Herb Brownell.
Warmth & charm prevail in the rich walnut
& teak paneied Ln. DR & FR. Lg. master
suite w/lireplace & dressing room. 2 fazn..
ily ~ze BR's -i !g. work room. Will ac·
commodate lg. boat. $255,000. Evelyn Gray
642-8235. I F20 I
A CHILDREN'S BAYFRONT PARADISE ~agnificent SBR 14+maid's)-good fish-
mg -good swimming -pier &: float. De-
lighU:ul entertaining areas. Separate mast-
er su1te. All Harbor activities at your door.
Tremendous value at $229.000. Jack Howell
644-6200. (F30J
ISLAND LIVING-60' SLIP W/LG. DECK
100' of bayfront on your own semi-private
island . Panoramic view of Newport Bay
activities. Luxurious custom 4BR home
tastefully decorated incl. walnut paneled .
library. Enjoy the superb view from mut-
er BR enhanced by a lovely marble F.P.
&: beautiful master bath coordinated in ex-
pensive onyx chalcedony. $385,000. Walter
King 644-6200. (F37)
[Irvine I" .. --.cu .... 41
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• •••••••••••• MLS SALES R~PORT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled
$102.9 million In the first 7 months
of 1973. THIS IS A 2~ INCREASE
OVER THE SAME PERIOD OF 1977-J
2,888 new listings were processed,
of which 65% WERE SOLD! 59% of
the sales were cooperative,
List your property with a Realtor.
It. I 8 I I It 1 .1 I I It 1.1 I 1.1
HEAliNG COMPLETION!
Come live near tbe sea in beautiful Newport
Crest. ·
A 2 BEDROOM, PLAN 8 with a cozy den &
an out o.f ~1te master suite with front & rear
decks glVl.ng you a great outdoor ieellng Fantastic for entertainment! ·
A 4 BEDROOM, PLAN 6 -for great family
hvmg, nothing can surpass thi.s spacious
model. The family room exudes great
warmth & charm as you overlook a beauti·
fullandscaped courtyard.
~ . or an rappomtment to SPe, please giVe us a ca ll.
Girl friday
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TltUIISMY, AUG. 31, 1973
CIOIIOIIMifl..IAII,. CAL
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Beautiful Harbor View
Ideal community for a young family ~-SchOOl,
pools and green areas. Well deslped Portottno,
3 bedrooms, Z 1/2 baths, dlnlng room, breakfut
area and family room.
1915 PORT WEYBRIDGE $78,000
80 '1'0 "'I•L TO"'.SB O'I'O
Hard to pk2sc?
YOUR SEAROI IS OVER!
Three bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, gleaming hardwood
fioors, sun Ut pool in a serene garden setting.
BE RSADY FOR SCHOOL
Z018 COMMODORE $79,500
*'7~* 362t E. Coast Hwy. c ....... dol Mar
p.~ l.?an.u r<-6,
BAY & OCEAN VIEW
THREE BEDROOMS AND LANAI WITH
POOL. OWNER ANXIOUS TO MOVE BE·
FORE SCHOOL STARTS. VERY WELL
PRIC EDI A NEW LISTING. $67,500.
1110 KINGS RD., CLIFF HAVEN, ~ .. B ...• SUN. 1-5
Ollloo Open S.hl .... ys " Svnoloys
PETE BARRm REALTY
1605 W-.1111 Dr. IU.
642-5200
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yot.tL_e • a
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Half gone in half a year and the rest will not
last long. Hurry to see this distinctive Newport
Beach development of condominium homes.
buiiHn clusters around handsome courtyards.
Eight superb models. each a masterpiece of
luxur~ comfort, convenience and quality
constructi on. Sundecks. fireplace. wet· bar.
elegant Master Suite. S un·Litee kitchen,
private enclosed d ouble garage. Recreational
facilities include heated swimming pool,
lighted tennis courts, sauna, therapy pool.
All exterior building and grounds maintenance
provided. Satisfy your curiosity-see
Newport Crest today!
Two. Three. and Fow Bedroom Condominium H011111a
f<om $6 2, 99 5 ;e-.·
FINANCING AVAILABLE AT 7%%"
From PaCific Collsf Hlghwey
8nd Su~rlor AV(mue tB ... Iboe
Blvd.), drive up Su~rlor to
Ticonderoga, "nd directly lo
Nn.IJ)Oft Crnc lnformallon
Cetltc Telepto~e: rn•1 645-6141
Sa\n Office open daily
10 e.m to .sunM1
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JIUmei WATUFaONr HCJtlj
. "'lliowN IY A"I'OINTMIINT
LIM4I 1o1o Watoofl••
Cullom 4-bdrm., 410 bath bome em ~a&ocm. Pully ~ 1a1u4 tllchOD, wawtront fainlly room, room .. M •••••••••••••••••••••• t245,000
Lind41 lolo Watorfoooot
Lovely 4 bdnn., 4\o\ ba. home with swlm-:::!Jf pool, pier .& sUp, paooramlc view of
channel. Lge, famlly rm. W/Jpace for
bWiards & famUy dining. Water!ront formAl
dining &living rm. n'IS,OOO.
Linda ltl• W•terfront
CUstom 4 bdrm., 5 bath home with \'itw of
main channel. Soft t.'Olors, rich wood panel-
Ing & 3 frplcs., give a warm Intimate feel· tnc. Waterfront lllllr. IUlte bas dbl. bath,
lilting area, view decl<s ......... n95,000.
For Complalo Information
On All -& Lots, ....._ Call,
BILL GRUNDY, .Realtor ,. , ....... ~ ...
atl MYIIM .... 1IUI'n f, II.& GNfQ
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Budget Price Tag
We point •tth pride to this ooel Lovely Corona
del Mar location near beaeh, great for small family
Or COliJIII.
Three bedrooms, 2 batbs, play yard. The richlY
panelled ta~lly room lends Itself to a writer, an
artist or just deUghttul living.
$59,500 aM you awn tbe land.
THE REAL ESTATERS
4 BEDROOMS. ~BATHS. FAMILY ROOM
LARGE LOT . BEARING FRUIT TREES
AN IMMAOJLATE HOME IN
EASTBLUFF
ROY R. McCARDLE
REALTOR
548-1729
a.r.-r. s.w1" s'"" uo
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Top income & tax shelter, great apprecia-
tion potential. & cuatom unitl (The Bluffs).
Top r<~~l.ll area. Call for Information & app't
to -$2311,000
OCEAH ·viEW-POOL, TOOl
Lost H.V. HWs, CdM; 4'bdrm., family nn.
w/flplc., cllnlnJ rm., BBQ & !lre ring. New
beatld. pool w /J&c\lZZi. Beaut. Pacific ocean
v1.ew! sae,ooo. can for app't to &ee. ct Ora•ce Coast Q:
-L c-..Hwy. c ....... c~o~-otEAL ESTATE 144 CICI
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FABULOUS LIDO ISLE
Excellent Family Home
$112,500
4 llf.OROIIMS PLUS FAMILY .ROOM
4 lATHS
.0 I'OOT LOT
TIIURSDAY, AUG. :JJ, 1973
CCIIICIIA tla.IIM, 'cAL. CURT DOSH
Real Estate
N•wport Btoch Balboa
Balboa Island Costa Mesa
Coronq del
"EAL TO lit
2oCO WIIST COAI1" H.IGHWAY
N~f':T HA0t 6a..e.C7J:
f' I ....
COIIII • MIITII IIC.
11• HOUSE· UrTI.I PIIC:I
WaU located In Huntinllon Booch, lhla eut.
llttlo hoUH; I bdrma., 2 bolba, wllh ..,... fa<
your boat or trove! lrillar. llay ba bo1JaM
with minimum down. Vacant, ready to mov•
1n. Only ns.soo.
ONN SAT. a SUN. 14 Nil POLLACK Dll
CAIMIL MODR • VIIW
OUUtandlng H. v. Homa; a bdrma., famiiJ
rm., lulh gold carpeting, doo:ontor ot.._.
Valley 'flew. Ftnt time offered. fiUOO, )'ea
(you own the land).
OCEAN VIEW --C..... clel . .._
A REAL SLEEPER -2 SE .. AIIATE'HOMal
... each wltb a view· ol. tbe Paclflc. ~ c:an
live ln one • have income from tbe otber.
Large nrinunl.ng pool& entertainme~t area;
each with ttl own real frple. -10 many ez-
traJ that you mUJt aee to appred.Ue. Offer-
ed ltfli!UOO
IAYCRm IEAUTY
Enlarged 4 bdrm., 3 bath hcoDe on profOii.
lmbcpd. lot. Owner very anxiOUJ to move to
hil new location. Priced for sale at a low,
$M,'150
niUION--FOUNTAIN YAWY
Large Z.oty. alr-cond. condo home, Incl. 4
BR., 3 ba., lusb carpeting & dnpea; elec.
g~r~ge door opener, aelf-clean.l.ng oven, in·
tereom. Across tbe street from pool wblch
18 like having your own without the respon·
slblllty. Try P9,995 . •
COSTA MESA
Small home for the budget-minded buyer.
3 BR., 1 ~ baths, with a nice yar4 -do•
to all shopping. Bring point brusb a. ....
money. Only t2f,501)!
COlONA DEL MAl
Z COLORFUL CO'nA.ES
Rare offering of ocean aide of the hwy. proJ>'
erty of two houae:s on one lot. live ln one.
have Income from the other. Fint time of-1 ferod, st $89,500.
E NIVATE LODtiE
A On Flathead Lake · Montana. Lodge, cablna
& boat dock. Former corporation enc. estate. l $350,000 ·Will trade.
T IDAHO HIDEAWAY
With 75 Acres. on Salmon River. Your pri-0 vate hunting&: ft.Shing. $195,000
I . OCEAN ILYD .. SUMMER RENTAL
• • .............. ,~ ... ~~~~-•~ailable now.
Coli US 101' ""'' _, oal~ _. -WE
..... lots "* pooll "' ....... toll :fOil •looutl
NsziMI•C... .. M.r·C....MIM
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A ''ONE ONLY" HOME
Open Sun. 1-4
3449 QUIET COVE,
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Secluded 7 bedroom home with a flmtly room
and a chJJdrens reereatloo room. Plenty or area
lor baU games, tenllis court, pool. etc.
Panoramic view. You hne to see this to beUeve it. • •••
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5
4515 TREMONT,CAMEO SHORES
Pool, f'lew , and nve bedroom hOme for only,$124,-
500. Vaulted cetUng with tndlr-ect Ughtlng. den, large
dlnl.Dg room. ••••
SO. HWY.CDM
A barpiD at $84,5001 Es:celleo.t S bedroom owner's
tll.lt and oae bedroom apt. Both unt~ presentlY
· rented --100(1 toeome . • • •••
CORNER DUPLEX
Tbe• 0011 boaH ban 2 t.drooms •ch --!lre·
places • -oew lllrdnrt eqalpmeot, cupeta • drapes.
$78,500
RENTAL
YIIWNOMI. 2 IIDROOMS,IIATN, PRI-
VATI IIACN AND I'ATIO. f MD. LIASI
Aekh•t $SSG'" ••·, l•cl. •tlllttH •
•
Lease-Option
With lDterest ntes so tdgtl, ooe way to obtain a
hOme oow, WTTOOln" paying these higb rates Is to
lease with an opUoa to buy at TODAY'S PRICE, but
DOt today's interest rate.
We have a number of 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 bedroom
llstings available oo this basis.
The above 4 bedroom Harbor View home Is in
need of some ''T.L.C. '' and Is available on a lease/
option plan. With a spacious Ooor-plan, great recre-
ational tlc!Uties, and nearby schools, this Is a nne
family home .
CALL 675-7225
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• BEAL .STATE
ltBSIDBHTIAL AHD BVSIHBSS PaOPeaTIBS
·-POit IHTBaBSTBD, PR.OI'ESSIOHAL
COIU/DUATIOH SEB
SIMI'LI RIAL UTATI
3115 1. Coo•• Nwy ., c.-• Ml Moo
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REALTORS
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prooertt on aJV
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BAY VIEW
Outstanding two story home, pier
and sUp, 6 bedrooms, 4 baths.
Superb master suite with sauna
and large private sundeck. Fee.
$325,000.
550 NEWPORT CEHTER
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"RUSTIC SEA SHANTY"
Magnf.f1eent 3 bedroom, 2 bath shOwplace! Massive
fireplace, huge Uving room, formal dining, secluded
guest cottap. Sweepln( ocean view! tntra prime
Dana Point location, dlreelly above the new Marina.
fantasttc at $198,500. Owner financing! 1
"SUPER ANXIOUS"
YOU'LL FUP! De ligtltful ~ bedroom, 3 bath
''Beach House." Just steps to surf. fligh open beam
ceiUncs, two fireplaces, hug'@ family room. Space
for lx:at or camper-. Priced to sell at $79,900 ...
Assume VA loan.
Grubb &-Ellis
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Bike trails cut, okayed
J. cll1 biqelo troll .,..,,. -Dr. lo Jlltl'loM An.
u.t •7 '*"-e ._ far • I.&I.II()A .L.UID. • <aACa ~ CBlJJtCI,
,... U DOE8M'T 10 F1 1 • &\Cit BAJ -11101-111 51G If. 11111111., CMa II--~-<*IJ -.. llicM boN ID-tllo boy 11om Tbo Roo. -T)TM
11om tilt "'""" t S.9 cur -sa.. to Suta w brlac a -•P 111 to C~L ~ ~ oo lilt Biblical
lloH tlloc a ,_. .-a Tbtoo ..-o are .UU -po1111 c1 lilt III!Utarr,
cttlleu btU trail comm'"H to •-"' bJ tbt cttts.l com-"l.Mt we turret.
drtw tCt tM PIIA. tbl CoecU mJU., but do aot • .,. ewreot blue• ot v -J di.J
deeldld to accept II, W, re-appronl ttom tUM~' tbe com-'"*" 1D W~kl
ea cw,.s. Which deleted mJttee or tbe Cowetl. Tbt mu-a.cramut o1 the ..,. ... ,
ocou -~ llaJboo ulud, ter plan otayod by the Cotmell wtU be oboerYod. AI 7 p.m.
MulDer'a Drln t.Dd Back Bay wtll become part ot the elt}''s the putor wtU oonttD• tbf
r'*•• from the .ystem, left ceoerai pan, U tbe PlanniDr stud)' o1 the book ot !"''!'!:
the trail map wttb 10 1D111J Coaurdas1oa I&IPfOTtS tbe re-• HIGHWAY HOUSE
eblnps It will '-.veto be looted commeoded delltioo.l. PRAYER, Ztll E. Coast
at apJG, by the Pla.noi.Dc Com-Wary Blake, et.lrmu of the Corooa del Mar --'•Conteo-
mta:sioa, eltlseDJ committee, said yes-Uous Christians" w1ll be the
Botb tbe plazmera aod tbe terdty sbt eJPeda the com-se.rmoo topic ot Pastor Wll-
puts, beacbes and recreatsoo mtttee to look 1lrlt at the Mar-llam Kroab at tne 11 a.m.
departmeot llad alnady ciYeD loera Dr. route. commlllioo aerYice this Stll-
tma.Dimous liJPlOYtl to a more "SIJ'ety o1 tbe cbUd:ren I!Sing day. Tbe eYen!ng serYice Is at
ambitious trt.ll system. But, M.a:riDers Dr. must be consid-6 p.m. Prayers of the Bible
rnoot.lls of bickerln& over coo-ered," sbe said, "and we wtll t:re being studied oo We.1nes-
trOYersbl links iJI tbe system try to t1nd some way to pro-day evenlllp. The topic tor
ended In a deadlock tl».t was vide them with a separate bike ?:30 p.m. Sept. 5 ts ''A prayer
f1naUy broten when the bicycle lane tbere." trom eternity."
trails cJHzens adYbory com-Only one objection, t:rom tbe • THE FOURSQUARE
mtttee took a new tack llst lrrtue Com~y'sLarryM.oore, CHURCH, 1734 0nnge Ave.,
mooth. At the s~sttoo o1 wu :raised ap.lnst tbe Back Costa Mesa __ Captain M.Jke
Mayor Donald Mclnnts, the Bay route, but the Counctl Sue a.od Rosita, tbe '
committee took the contro-deemed that sutn.cJent to place p~t. will coo.cludethetr
versbl routes out oftbemaster 1t in the "controversial" cate-lone cblldren's crusade at tbe
plan and placed them on a gory and delete it trom the 9:45 a.m. Sunday scbool llolD'
separate map overlay. That's master plan map. this Sunday. PastorRobertJac-
wflere they will stay, unless RUBY ALVORD SUCOJM.IS obs wtU preach at the 10:50
the committee can convince the Funeral servtces were held a.m. communion service and
Council to take~ tbe routes Aug, 2satBeU-Broe.d'nyCbap. at the 7 p.m. family service.
again --a prospect which el in Costa Mesa for Rtl:ly • S'l'. ANDREW'S PRESBY.
doesn't appear likely In the E Alvord 91 or 2219 Pactnc TERIAN CHURCH, 600 St. An-
near fUture. A~e Cosfa Mesa who died at dn:w's Road, Cutr Haven --
The map approved Moodayby her ·home Aug 25' Dr. Charles Dierentletd wlll
the_Counclllncludes 15 miles or FollowlDg ~icescoDducted preach oo "Formulator living"
trails already butlt, 8.5 miles by the Rev. PhiUp Murray of at the 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
budgeted for or planned by de-the Corona del Mar Congre-Sunday services.
velopers, and tmbuilt parts or gaUonal Church burial was ln • THE NEWPORT HARBOR
a proposed "backbone " system Harbor Rest ~emortal park, CHURCH OF RELJGIOlS SCI-
agreed !ClOD by the committee. Costa Mesa ENCE, 541 Center St., Costa
Left ort the baste map as Mrs. AIY~rd, a Nebraska na-Wesa --"To lltm that !lath" co~t:roversial routes were: tive, bad Uved here since 1939. wUI be tbe sermoo topic ot
OCEAN FRONT, t:rom the At the time or her death she the Rev. Eleanor Jack:soo at
Santa Ana River to Peninsula Uved wttb her daughter,' Dr. 10 a.m. Sunday. The Women's
Point. Ruby Alvord of tbe Costa Mesa GuUd will meet at ?:30 p.m.
• MARINE RS DRIVE, from address. ' Sept. 10 at the home or the
vice -president, Mrs. George
Councl•l NeWS a .,.,,,,zto<lshacklerordclr-cte, Huntington Reach.
• THE NEWPORT HARBOR
''We can till this house with
bicycle people," Newport Vtce-
M ayor Howard Rogers noted
during Monday night's City
Council meeting, "but when II
comes to setttne the tu rate,
nobody gtves a damn."
After the bicycle and anti-
bicycle tans left City HaU, there
wer e exactly 3 people left In
the audience to heartheCoWicll
levy a local property taz rate
ot $1.20 per $100 ot assessed
valuation for tbe current ftscal
year. Tbe taJ: r ate Js the same
as for last year, but increased
vaulatlons placed on local prop-
er ty by the cOWtty tax assessor
will mean bigger tax bills tor
most.
In other action Monday, the
Council:
• OKAYED and returned to
the Planning Commission a bi-
cycle trail master plan with
severa I controver sl.a I routes
deleted.
* BLASTED the co~.a~ty Board
of Sl4)ervlsors for allowing Im -
provements to the Orange Coun-
ty Airport without holding pub-
Uc hearings, and Qllestloned
the au thority of the colD\ty Air-
port Land Use Commission to
control development ~.mrler the
airport's ntgtrt patterns.
• SUPPORTE D the antl-
alrpoM ftght being waged by
the Airpor t Action Assn., a
locally-based citizens groUp.
• RETURNE D to the Plan-
nin g Commission a plan for
low !!rlng population density in
Big Canyon, and started wheels
turning to study the leaslblllty
or stopping apar tment develop-
ment all over town. Llll'HERAN CHURCH, 798 Do-
• APPROVED changes m the ver Drive, Newport Beacb --
Koll Center Newport develop-CommWIIOO w111 be celebrated
ment near Orange County Air· at both the 8 and 10:30 a.m.
port, allowing for restaurant S\mday services. Pastor Roger
sites and adVanced . planning Berg wm preach on tbe topic,
"footpri..Dt " lot5, "Is God fair?"
• CHANGED zoning regula -
tions to allow deveklpment or BACK Y A. RD F. AIR TO AI 0
a pla.Dt nursery south of San FIGHT OH LEUKEMIA.
Joaquin Hills Rd. between old A backyard Wr to raise ftlllds
and new MacArthur Boulevards, for ftgbtlng leukemia will be
Harbor View Hills. staged by the M.addoz young-
• PROlUBITED parking mo-sters, Becky, Jtoniter aDd Tim-
tor vehicles oo lawn areas or my, begt.nnJ.ng at oooo tbJs Frt-
city parks, day, Aug. 3\, at theDonMaddoz
• POOTPONED a decision to restde.ace, 1120 Clay St., Cutr
stop allowing residential de-Haven. There will be bowl1ne
velopment in commer cial on tbe green, tl..shinc for flm,
wnes, 1.mt11 the Pla.nnJ.ng Com-penny drop and sponge throw,
mission comes ~ with den!-popcorn and lemonade and Tool
opment standards tor ml.xed and tbe clown. Tbe falr ls
commer ctaJ-residenttal areas. being held to cootuncttoo wttb
• OKAYED a permit tor a KCOP-TV chan.Dell3.Proeeed.s
Uve baH barge already operat-will benent the Leukemia So-
lng wttbout a permit near the clety of America.
Upper Bay brldgo. ARTl!UR VAN PELT DIES • APPROVID a special
street re-paving using bricks Arthur J. Van PeU, direc-
for Via Oporto' in the Li~ tor ot procurement for Hugbes
Sllops area. The Don Koll Co. Aircraft in Costa Mesa, died
will re-design the street w-Ith Aug. 26 at Costa Mesa me-
tree plantings 00 curbs and mortal bospttal. He was 65,
a kiosk in the sireet. Mr. Van PeH, a New York
• DELAYEDactl.onoo a pro-native, llad Uved bere sioce
posed revamplni" or city pro-coming to work at Hughes 5
cedures in handl.1.ng envtron-years ago. He ts sun1'fed by
mental impact reports. Tbe b.ls wU'e, Anne, ~ 2645 Harbor
matter will be taken ~ at the Blvd., Costa Mesa; a son, Peter
ne.rt CoWicll meeting. Van Pelt ot Hew York, am a
• RE-AFF1RMED the Coun-daulbf:er, Joan Rombo of Costa
ell's position that II oo longer Mesa.
wishes to acquire additional TM famny sucgests memor-
prin.te lots 00 Cll.ff Dr 1 l.al dooatlons to the American
Newport Heights for park 'de~ Cancer Soclet)''sOnngeCOUDty
velopment, brancb.
Wtth all of the progress being made in · the world, why
must we .put up with outmoded government run by inept poli-
ticians?
Think about tt. Here tn Newport, for example, are we getting
better City CouncUmen for $200 per month than we used to
get for $50 monthly? I think not. Instead we have men wtth
personal axes to grind. They talk about bike trails ...,-tn front
of SOMEBODY ELSE'S house. They want people to· go to the
toilet in front of SOMEBODY ELSE'S house. They agree that
the beach is great --that's why they live here --but other
people should swtm in front of SOMEBODY ELSE'S house.
That's hypocrisy I
Imagine talking about a bicycle trail system that excludes
bikes from the very place the kids and adults are headed on
their bikes ••• the beach!
Okay. What kind of politicians should we be looking for?
How about people who have the time, the money and the civic
minded attitude to do what is best for the entire city? Who
won't stand in the way of progress or of the public good, even
when progress and public good means some personal dis-
comfort for them.
U you had a family business, would you go away and turn
it over to an inexperienced housewife who doesn't even have
time to watch the store? Of course not.
Well, that's about what we're doing in government. Look
at the Council. Look at the Coast Commission, another one
of those Godawful committees made up of people who are not
in any way qualified to control your property.
Think about it. Don't listen to the Times or-the Pilot or
TV when they tell you whom to vote for. Use your own good
judgment and put people in office whom you would trust with
your own business and your own money. After all, that's
what they're dealing with --YOUR money and YOUR prop-
erty.
Put some qualified people in oUlce and limit them to just
one term. Try it. You might like it.
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