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BOOS OF TKE YEAR HONORS went to Michael Gertner,
at lett, manalriog partner of the law firm ot Robertson,
Howser aDd GarWid, at the May 15 tanquet of the Newport
Beach Chapter, American Business Woman's Assn., at
the lrvlne Coast Country Club, Presenting the award
Is Ray Kelley, the 1973 bOss of the year. Mrs . Howud
Palmer, probate administrator, submitted the winning
letter about her boss, Mr. Gertner, who lectures on
probate, wtlls and trusts and real estate matters and
conducts lecture ser ies at Golden West and Orange Coast
Colleges. With his family he participates in Little League
acttvlttes, enjoys tennis and Is interested In antiQue and
vintage aW)moblles and racing cars. He Is a member
of the Excba.Dge Club of Newport Harbor,
BIG SPENDERS
WIN BIGGEST
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hundred dollars In Koll money,
reported late contr1butlons
from builder F"rank Rhodes,
builder Jolln Konwtser's wife,
and bullder George Buccola.
Mr . Barrett, a heary recip-
Ient of building aDd real estate
money, got $50 or more trom
realtor s John Vogel, HelaneJoy
and Joseph Gallant, and trom
Mr . Buccola, 1n the nnat weeks.
Mrs. Kuehn got $140 trom
J uUa Banning and $50 trom
Docald Ayres, both represent-
ing building and developing In-
terests.
Aarry Kamph, a retired resi-
dent of Balboa, pve $'75 each
to Mr. Agee, Mr . Rogers
aDd Mr . Glar.ier.
Most of what Peg F"org1t spent
on her campaign n s her own
money. Others who dipped deep
Into their own pockets for cam-
palpl help were Mr. Giader,
who sperU $1,31 7; Mr. Agee,
$550; Mr. Gerooiml, $225; Mr.
~ $6U, .u4 Mr. Ba.Ur.
$508.
A $'50 dOoi.Uoo trom CEEED,
a pro-development grol(), re-
ported euller by Mr . Ger-
onlml, turned out to be just a
tree bcket to a $50-per-head
fund-ralsinr d!Mer, ezplalned
one of Ills suppor ters, Rod Cal-
derhead.
Who got tbe most votes for
his money" Mr. Geronlmi, who
totaled almost 7 votes for each
dollar spent. Mr s. Kuehn, on
the other hand, paid out $1 .35
for each vote.
A city taw, limiting candid-
ates to $500 of their own money
In a campa.lgn, was over-
turned by Mrs. For gtt, who
got a court order against its
enforcement. As. it turned out,
several other candidates would
have violated the taw , If It had
been allowed to stand .
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• THE NO. 1 ELECTION ISSUE
Even the unconcerned natives are
finally getting restless, and are waking
up to the fact that we are all in btg
trouble because of Inflation. It will be
getting into the run-away stage unless
the necessary steps are taken rtght now
to stop tt. Each one of you, as an in-
dividual voter, can do something about
It June 4 and again In November. Do not
vote for propositions that call for spending
more of our tax money. Vote agaiJUrtJhe
TOM ANDERSON
Incumbents and candidates who stand for NO PLACE TO
more spending. There is nO other way A small ~rcrn tage or the Some wen t to Portuaal, that
to stop inflation --other than to cut people of this cou ntry realize "pe1fect sanctua:ry" which hu
that a weU-p lan ned, insidious, enjoyed a benevolent, back on government spending. You can sa tanic progra m to destroy our anti.f'ommunist dictatorship
do your blt at the polls. free Repu blic, is in its for a generation-until M t.w * * * advanced stag~. The plan is to •.Yeelts aao. Now t he leftl!>ls, * CHECK THOSE PROPOSITIONS down-gra de this country , the Socialists, the Mao;.ists morally , emo t io nal ly, havetaken over.
Proposition 1 on the June 4 ballot ~conomically. u ntil it can t>e And I'm getting mail from
is a good place to begin in your catn-comfortably . mer&ed into the aood rn~nds who have rushed
NE W WOR I.O ORDt"R of there . in the fa c e of
paign against adding to your financial world dictatorship "equality confiscation, to try to find
burden. As Goldie Joseph points out in for all natio ns, all masses, all some way to &et their bank
her current Common Sense Coalition people"-u.~·ept Big Brother. deposits out; to sell their
1 Among our relatively few "second home," if possible, news etter J both our own city and also people who know I hi• score on and come back, permanently
the state are already overwhelmingly this diabolical conspiracy to to that first home, in what
over-bUrdened with public ownership of t:n~lue manltind, there are shall once again become if we
1 d Thl It! 1 fri&htfuUy diver&t:nt rea ctions: hope and pray und work hard an • s propos on wou d cut even Some former activists in enough , the land of the free
deeper into private ownership and into the freedom crusade have and the home of the brave.
the tax base. An inspeCtiOn ride ShOWing Biven up and just stay home This IJ ir. There u no
how little use is made of our own city and pray about it: others have place to run to.
pve1'1 up Wlnnin& by normal. UNION RACKET parks Will help you reach a "no" deci-lepl, ballot-box procedures Columnist Andrt·w 1 ully
sion for June 4. .. . . :'"T'j_ and have reached the &uns and say~ that we are "taking our
A dangerous proposition on th ball t groceries sta&e :. still others free press too much for ' ., --e 0 want )Q do nothm& but keep lha· ~--~ 1 · granted. Th1, l r~t"\Jorn ." he is No. 9 •. ,...lfi .,.J}O-~ 0 , cal reform:, on educ111ng the .populace. tdl" us. "alre :uJy 1~ under
initiative. 11\tS" is~ in -onably re-·· and . mny o f them will c·halltng:e ..
strictive meilsure'-;ii'li~hr:;buld d othi do ubtless some day be "At the S t . lOU I~
1 · , 0 n ng smulllmr. pamphlets about the: Glohe-De mo.:rat rven t:dltOrlal
to stop the dec eitful and dishonest poli-evi ls of nound:mon. Metro wnws are rtqu 1red to pay the
ticos, but would discourage honest citi-and th e Unned Nations ctulld to work . And at the
zens from seeking public office. More thro ugh the bm o f thm (;ells network ..;, ('BS. NBC and ABC,
1n the slave labor camps. Still all newsmrn art hrensed hy OnthepropOSitiOflSnextweek. others have run . A the ptrformer .. · un1on.
• • • lillie-publicized fact 1s that At-fHA ... "
• LOOKING AHEAD TO NOVEMBER thousands of Americans to In a free country. nohody
A name comes readily to mind with
the admonition to vote against the big
spenders our senior senator, Alan
Cranston, who will be seeking reelection.
Our other senator, J ohn Tunney, Is equally
free with our tax money and as careless
about our national solvency, but we'll
have to walt for another election year
to deal with him.
avo1d the coming collectivist should havr to pay due~ to ;~ny
takt-over of our country, have
run to "havens" around the
world.
SomC' went t o South
Afri ca and Rhodesil, where
they may SOmt' day be eaten.
private organiz.ation m orde1
to hold a JOb.
Compul sory un1 on
membership is un -American .
unproducti~e. and immoral.
CSC backs Marcia Bents
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EX.QCC STUDENT GETS
'BEST MYSTERY' AWARD
Creatln wrlttnc studeat
Clln Cussler. wbo na at OCC
· ID 1963, pli>llshed his llrst
aove1 last. Nonmber. Two
weets aro tbe Myltery Writers
GuUif or Amerlca oamed tbe
book tbe "best paperback mya.
tery of 1973... Tbe DOYel la
titled "The Mtdlterrueep
caper.••
Tbe lormer OCC stulfeot Ia
llring w'Uh bls wUe &Dd 3 cbtld-
reo lD Deo.Yer. Colo.
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Lite ATTEND CWSES =r:r~QE, ~::;;.:.
Rafts ~~~~5~.!~~~~~ lael-Ia tbo eorrteuluoil Mar ...,., --. wt11 bo .:.:::====:.:...::....:.=:.:..-_;===:.::;=. ... • trip to Marlatlud to Joel-.
wateb -teo bolaJ tn.latd, a Eaeb -wtU PtJ $115 (lnfl•t.ble) -at a tropleallllh bttebory ror tbo 5--.10--eoorM.
.ULIS • SIIVICI In MtrlDtdeiRtJaad& er-Tbo Z ,_ t.elltra,-oo u oe~e lhlp. Vleloam ..U. llprt tboy'U bo
IMSP!CT • IIPAII Tbo bule oalU,.. ela• wtU loei<J to break .... tbo nrot
1! P A a be coollaetlcl ID Sabol boola. summer, .
P'lcll u, & ·c.u ... .., 11::;;• Ezcepl: for the eba.rterld bat Roo. wbo llYes la tbe Welt
N.J. RUSSO co. wtU -~~-yoaaptors, 8 ~~~r .!tpeta·:-~-."'mt~.~.;'"t eulappeter .~..!'~·IDtabt•• !!,'!'!'; 20? s. ... redlc •••· a"' w_. CO.II atmed -....--...-, ..._.__ o-.--5 tbo w. eo)Dy &ad aod will IDelode a otody of aod pbJaleal ....__ at
•n Ped,., Ce. f0731 tbe marloeeavtroo. muJDe animals In ttdepool OCC. He bU beeD attbtcollece
Ph ... • (213) U7.f435 coast. areas &Dd alobg andy beacbes. for tbe put 4 yeuauam.arlDe = ~--....; .. ;..;.....:.· Studeota wlll Katbtr dally 1D tbe teebaoloJIJt. lab atiOCil.te, MATTJlEISES Oraop Cooot Collep Plrklllc elaetrOilles teebolelao, dlvtr, wcw -UMJ1LD11rG lot to board a bus to tate tbem priY&te tutcx' aad bc».t oavtca-
J,..autar Shapee oo tbe day's rotmds. tor aDd biDdler. He at.o works
lu ....... -c.n.. U the summer sesalooproves as a tectlllcal adYl8or for a
tr.tUA MATTUSS co.11imii.;;. •ueeesatul, tbe pa1r bope fo ftrm t11at makes mulDe ectuea-~ .. ,,.1, 1 eoottnue classes tbe year tloD&l O.lms tor btlll tcbool!l.
BEAT THE
PRICE RISE!
BOUGHT OVER r=:':" IUYA 300 FORD
WE
NEW 1974 CARS AND
TRUCKS BEFORE THE
JUST-ANNOUNCED
FACTORY PRICE RISE.
EXTRA
MUSTANG
Cpe. A-t+3 -.. air.
.OSJI10
MUSTANG
Coo .. A·IMT-4 cy1. eeeocr
70 MUSTANG
Fast*-ck va, R-H.f'5.
air. v roof. •414C8Z
u..... Roo btl traoopluted kelp to
JACEE HENRY
reploalah bods damepd by pol-
lutloa a laDe tbe local coast liae.
Jaycee Hedly's btckgrOUDd
lnch)Cies eompeUtiorl bodysurr-
lq:, reeearcb 011. tbe beba'lior
or equid aDd octopus, and asso-
ciate destper-bulJder of ODe-
deaJp craft. At OCC, he is
I.D auoelate tnstroetor La
marlDe scleoees. Jacee bolds
a decree from UC Intne lo
bloloef.cal scleoeea and dld
craduate work at tbe University
or Hawaii enjoying the great
bodysurtlnc tbere.
Tbe ld• of a summer school
for kids came to Ron Attanasio
3 years ago, aDd bas been ln
the Plaml.lne stages for the past
3 moa.tbs.
"It wtu be a IKtrt of s ummer
camp or tbe sea," eJplatns Roo.,
"and one of the side hf>neftts
wlll be school credits t lven
by tbe Newport-Mesa school
district foe those who tlnlsh
the course."
"We want the youngsters to
Jearo to better enjoy the time
they spend oea.r the ocean, and
to bave a better ooderstandin(
of the martne envtroo.ment,"
Jaycee.
"We're DOC the type of ecol-
octsts wbo ebop off people's
tla.ods lor cutting down trees,
but we are lnterested 1n kids
learnlDc bow ocean lUe systems
relate to each other, and to IJS,
and wbat happens when we do
somethl.Dg to the marine en-
vironment.''
Their classes will be divided
Into morning and evening
groups, eacb Umlted to 50 stu-
dents. Four associate lnstruc-
tors will belp teach.
Volunteer action report
Tbe tl.! Progam, which Is
ec~~r auf-.. db a trt.dlJ pro...
cram for people ln prlsoo, needs
senral persons to sew sJmple
draw-string cosmetic bags for
prisoners whove leaving prl-
.son with a cosmetic gilt pack.
Materials for the bags will be
provided. Call the Voluntary
Action Center, Costa Mesa, at
642-0963 for more Informa-
tion about this project ... or
the following:
For the volunteer who pre-
fers to work from home, Hot-
needs someone to a.nswer
Hotline number from their
home for a 12-bour block
time once a month. Oftener,
gram) lf you are 60 years of
age or older. Tbere la a real
need tor both your Ume and
your talent. Call the Voluntary
Action Center tor details.
00-IT-YOURSELF TIPS
DUE AT HOME SHOW
Many helpful tlps for home-
makers and to-U-yourselfers
will be anllable at the 20th
annual Southland Home aDd
Garden Show June 28 through
July 71n Anaheim's Confentlon
Center.
Georre Colourls, producer
and founder of the show, said
ezperts w1ll help furnish aDd
decorate rooms, care aDd matn.
tala prdeDI tnd StJiC .. t
taDdyman projects for borne
Improvements.
/
NEWPORT 3EACH EXPLORER SHIP 1069 Is looktnc
for more boys to serve as crew for charter voyaps of
the Argus, shown here In the tay. The Arrus, a 93 foot
tops'l ketch, Is the training ship foe the Sea Ezpklrers.
Prospective crew members --age 14 or over --are
asked to get tn touch with Rick Ingold oe Mike Barnett
at the Sea Scout base oa Martners Mile. Rec Glahn,
phone 545-0056, Is advisor to Ship 1069. Norm Jobse
Is sktwer, and Constantine FUnk Is captain. Meet!Dp
are held at 7;30 Mooday nights. Junior om.eers are "mate
types" Jim Bauman, Dan DoaDe ud Kwtn Spucler;
Steve Flsh Is bosun, aDd Chrll Busba111Jln t• borltal'a
mate; watch eaptalns are Pete Bauman, John Miller aDd
Wally Sanford.
Some light on
a dark subject
Ever wonder wby acme pilll
come in clear, tranaparent
-while othen hide be-
. hind brownordaik·JTOCIIIIaa?
lt'J no accident, but by desian.
Why . , , ? Simple dayliahi can
reduce the potency of wme medications. Consider
how sunshine fades a rayon print. for instance.
llna, where oeoded, we ux dark bottles, not to
hide anythina, but to preserve the medical elfec:-
tivenell or the drua your physician pracribcd
for you. Thill is but one of many precautionary
measures that an: taken to provide you with the
best in pharmaceutical ICJ"Vioe.
Christensen Pharmacy
-· E. COAST JIWT .. COaoJIA DKL liD
OIUOLE 1·1550
DISASTER~ DAD?
NOT i( ~.oMrt ronrrd •·itll o•r
LOW COST mariar i•s•r••rt !
Our l ?th Year
RABBITT INSURANCE
548-5554
CHECK
WITH US
NOW!
548-5554
NEW I GAS SAVER
ELECTRONIC CRUISE CONTROL
SAVE UP TO 40% ON GAS
HOLDS ANY SPEED
ELECTRONICAllY
FROM DASH
CAU IIOW I S..l'M
Auto ILkliiC BWICI
lAM TO Sf'M • MON. THRU FRI.
Camp FlreGlrls r.ve
use of a private pool for
nlmmlnc lessoos this sum-
mer. All tbey need now ts an
Mental Health Assn.
several volunteers for
·Nttb tbe t!Mtme "Carnival
of flowers," tl'le 24,000 square :":>-....,....._ ~~~~~~~ root arena will nouse a lavish ~
nower tnd p.rden show u==~~
Personal Checking Account
Why pay a service char&'e to have a checking account? You can have
one free-including your first order of personalized cheeks -at a
cooperating statewide commercial bank. Required : a Los Angeles
Federal Savings Account of $2500 or more.
HAMDBALL GLOVES & BALLS
Rackeb
~~h~Lhefp, They are also ~ for arts and crafts
RACQUET BALLS
BASEBALL llll!S ·BALLS· BATS
s
BIKf
PARTS
&
lt!PAIIING
produced by Harry Macres, with \~"' ~)
animated displays by Don Bent.
Tbe newly-completed nbl-~per8f_ma1 bltion ball will feature cltL"('Jdno
"Famllyworld," with ellllblts act'Qiml
of play equipment, Dabbles and -~~ ....... ~~\~ ~:
bandtcratt, educational mater-
tats, records and books.
2 CAMPING SESSIONS
OFFERED IN SUMMER
The Boys' Club of the Har-
bor Area offers camping ses-
stoas at 2 camps this summer.
Session 1 -· Camp Norris,
Aur. 5 to 12, open to boys ace
7 to 16.
Sessloo 2 --Camp 365, Aug.
12 to 19, open to boys age 8
to 13. Camp 365 also otters
a bl.ctpacklrlg "wUderoess
cballeace" Aug. 12 to 19 tor
teenap boys age 13 to 1'1.
Camp Norris Is in the San
BeroardiDo mouotalns Dear tbe
Bartoa Flats area, aDd ck>M
to Camp Aaplus aDd J..W
Lake. Camp S65 Is DeU Rta-
DiDc Sprlop ID tht Sao Beroar-
diao D&Uooal forest at a.a tie·
ntloa or 6,100 teet.
BRAHMS OM PROGRAM
The Ol'up Cout Com••·
IIJ SymplloOJ Ore-ud ~C-wiUpr
lta tiM1 c.:.t of tile ewnlt -at 4p ...... ,.J_ a, 1a u. occ ·-·no
JII'OII'US ..... BrUiu"
.,....., !lo. IMd. "Aca.
deale .IMtlftl OfW •·r a180 ''F'lft •ptkal ...... ., ............... LOS ANGELES
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
PLUS• free Informed Buyers "Club" Membtonhip, Safe Depo~it
• Box. Travelers Cheeks and more than 20 more frH-serv-
ices \some requite minimum balance).
Most '"'IMll'tant Service
at each Los Angeles Federal Savinp Family Financial C'entt'r. of
COUI'M', i~ -high interest. year after year, on insured Sa\"in~
Yoo a lso get the valuable assistance of the Los AnR"t'les Fpderal SavinJr!'
Counselor. who is trained to
-translatE' the sometime~ baffling lAnljfUagt> of financP into plain
English (and sometimes even plain Spanish. J apanPsP. Chi-
nese and other lanfOJa~sl.
-hand~ all the detail~ for you when you want to trAnsfer your
account to Lo~ Angt'le~ Federal SavinKS.
-help yoo decide which Account. or combination of sJwinsrs ac-
rount!l, will give you the highest incomt:> on insurerl savinJrS
and the ~t protection for your est.at:A". '
START YO UR LOS ANGELES FEDERAL S A \'II>GS ACCOUN)
TODAY. ONE MINUTE AND ONE SIGNATURE IS ALL IT TAKES.
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Church News
• LUTHERAN CHURCH OF • YOUDC members of the Ply.
THE MASTER, 2900 Pael1le molltb Coocrepttooal Church,
VIew Dr., Harbor VIew Hills NewportHelpta, wtll 10 ~
--Four tamiUes trill be re-tbls summer 011. ml.uiOGUJU-
eelved as members of lbe slpments. Tlm lDd Cyntllta
church at the 10:30 a.m. SUD-Reese wuteo to South VletDlm
day service, A cooarepttorw.l for 8 weeks tn the Cb.rlst1au
meettnc wUI follow. and Alllaace pro-
• THE NEWPORT HARBOR cram . will
CK]JR~H Of .REUGIOIB SCI. u
ENCE, 5._1 1~e6ter st., Costa
Mea .... "Be ..UU...I.Dd-u.tn'.'
wHI be the aermoo topic of
the Rev. Eleanor Jaetaoa at
11 a.a:. SUDday. A rummare
sale will be beld tn tbe ehureb
patlo June 1, starting at 9 a.m.
• NEWPORT MESA CHRm-
TlAN CENTER, 148 22Dr:l St.,
Costa Mesa --Dr.Geor(fl Wood
wUl preach at 8:30 and 11
a.m. Suoday on "How to 1mow
wh.at to do oe:rt," baaed oa
Acts 11 :19 to 14:28. At 6 p.m.,
the Rev. Tom Koste, putor
of the Kin~~; of Glory Lutberu
Cbureb In Alta Lorna, wtU
speak on "TIM church aUve "
parallelll.nc tbe first eeotui-y
church wlth what Is happalnc
today, ,j •
• TRE NE WPORT UNITY
CHURCH, 15th st. ud lrTIDe
AYe,, CUff Haven --Tbe Rn,
Sune Rtctards wtu speak at 10
a.m. Sunday oo the questloa.
• • Ar e you e lalm.tng or comp la.tD-
Iog?" The sermoo l.s based oa.
John 8:32. MaJacbf 3:10 I.Dd
James U7.
• ST. ANDREW'S PRESBY-
TERlAN CHURCH, 600 St. AD-
drew's Road, CUff Ruen --
"So, •bat's Dew?" wtll be tbe
sermon tqJlc of Dr. Charles
Dtereofleld at 8, 9:30 and 11
a.m. Sunday. Deacoos wtll eoa.-
duct guided toursfollowtngeaeb
sen1ee.
• ST. MARK PRESBYTER.
IAN CHURCH, ZIOO War VIola,
East Bluff --The ReY. William
McQuaid wlll pr•eh oa" Flcflt-
Comes Wll1l Garrard
record cnanQe~". AMIFM/
FM s~eteo tildoo 8-lrack
lape tec.ord<ng mtetlan·
1sm and 1aoe ~yer Plus
rwo mocroonones plus
one bl.lnk tape and •
Speaker Duocone
aua10 srs1em --SJ7CJ88
'"' ln& peacemakers" at tbe t:SO '" '"'-o-... "I u 'h• a .m. SQDday etrYiee. The tell -0-'l.O ---g-_ u Is ''How blest are tbl peace.
6 57 057 56 'I" -..... -~n m·"'••s." :::::.D ~"§"S'T ~ • HARBOR TRIMm BAP. ~ ·~ T.Ln' CHURCH, 1230 Bater st.,
; , Colla Mea --Tbe MrmOD
u_.9_61 '9R I ~ lor uo IUid 11 a.m. _, _ -11 biNd OD I CorlatM•nl 1-11. ::== :1!10 D£ ~ ,, At 7 p.m. tbt lq)lc will be tiMI
asciOitoa of CbrW. -·· _ ....... '!'..0''-'"-1 .. ..
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TOO LATE TO CLASSifY
F~ SALE: 1959 Marctdel
Sea& 110, M75, ud lMO
M•eedte a... ao, $?SO. ---ud---":_:Cill M0-1177 o<-.. wr-.-...~
Dally, ,,oo ' w,ss
Stm..: 2:!)0, 5:55, 9:45
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"MILL aaOOKS''
INSANITAJ(I4Ff
ON THI CLASSIC
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WISTUH ••• LAUGH$
MIAIUU 10 ON IHE
IUCMTia SCALI,. Rated tt
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7'00 l IM7
EUCTf.OP'HONtC
ITER EO RAOtOI
TAP'E P'lAYIR WITH
BUILT·IN GAM-ltD
RECORD CHANGER
Plus AM.f M f ._~
Mu111()1e• riK1>(.l .uw;f •
Se»ake• 01>0COOf'
audoo sy';'lem
us
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ElEGANT 17 MEOITIRftANEAN
STYlE STERfO CONSOli!
IN P'ECAN FINISH
WITH I · TRACK P'lAYifiiECOJIIC
TAP'£ IYITfM.
Also ·,. .. s "'·' f v F'!-.1 Sle•en tao u
dftluoe BSR rP.:Ohl s
ctlai'\Qe< al'\d r.; Soe•iler Ouocone MKttd syslem
ILICTROPHONIC
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ITERI"O CON80U
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Make the Smart Decision---
DON'T JOIN THE
PARADE!
'S
BUT STAY HOME · STAY SAFE
Have a Fun Holiday
Painting with all the family--
That's what I plan to do!
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More people have been killed on our streets and high-
ways than in all the wars in American history. And traffic
is getting worse as the annual flood tide of tourists sweeps
into the Newport Harbor area.
You can honor those who died to make our country
safe just as well by staying home; and you can make
home a more beautiful place for your family by using
the long week-end to clean and paint ..• with COLONY"'
Paints, of course. We have plenty of COLONY" Paints
and Varnishes, as well as hundreds of home-beautifiers
from American manufacturers. COIIU! on' in nm(,.":"wnUe M
traffic's light ••. and get ready for a safe and fun week-end
with your family at home.
AL FORGIT
There's a
Colony •
Paint or Varnish
for almost a .........
WE HAVE COLONY "'PAINTS
AND ALL THE TOOLS & SUPPLIES
"<:·----
HERE AT THE HARDWARE STORE wE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO
SHARE WITH YOU THE EFFORTS BEING EXERTED TO IM-
PROVE THIS AREA WHICH YOU HA'{E CHOlEN FOR YOUR
HOME. WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO SEE YOU AND HOPE WHEN
YOU C.tLl., WHETHER FOR PAINT, PLASTER, PLIJIIBING,
HARDWARE, .ELEC1'RICAL EQUIPMENT, HOIBEWARES, TOYS
OR BEACH NECESSITIES, YOU WILL FIND YOIII MOMENTS
HERE A PLEASANT MEMORY. A FRIENDLY SMILE AND GOOD
SERVICE AWAIT YOU EVERY TIME YOU VISIT 1B, AND IF WE
DON'T HAVE THE ri'EM YOU WANT WE"LL ORDER IT FOR YOU.
Culnn~ PII.INro:.
THE SOUTHLAND'S FINEST • HARDWARE • COLONY PAINTS • SMALL APPLIANCES • PLUMBING SUPPLIES
2201-W.IAI:IOA ILVD •• NEWPOIT lEACH PHONEOIJ.23A
• Featur" Natl-lly Adl.eitiMCIIronds of MerchandiM at Foir Prices
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Burt WITH RESERVATIONS tor tbt May 31 KiD' Nepttae luau ot the Newport Harbor
Sputlc Leap are, from left, Mrs. Jullua Austero, hau chairman; Mrs. Robert Plant
IUid Rutb HID. (Beckner pllolo.)
King Neptune to be crowned
Tbe Ne"'PP!'t Harbor Spastic This annual spring e•ent wUl Dr. To m W. Robinson, John B.
Learue will crown Its 15tbK1Dg raise money to build a facllity Kilroy, Judge Robert w. Gard.
Neptune at a luau on Friday ln Garden Grove for lUe -time ner, LeR oy Bartholomew, Sen-
eYeniDL May 31, at the Air -care of Oranre County victims ator John A. Murdy Jr., Dr.
porter lnll. He will be chosen of cerebral patsy. Anthooy N. Toto, Dr. Theodore
for h.t.s outstanding cootrlbutloo Past KI.Dg ~ephmes who nave G. SchOppe, Dr . Allen LeRoy,
in ll1s fteld, to his community been hooored are James B. Kenneth sampson, ADdy Devine,
and to Oranp County. Stoddard, (Diet) Rlebard, aDd Robert Guggenhelm.lo 196 8 1:4••:~:~~::~-----~ the League hooored the hus-
an d
fWineiy
W I NE RY CAF E
Now Se r ving
PIZZA
LUNCHEON
SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
Our F eatured
ITALIAN DINNERS
inc lude gla s s of wine
bands or tbe active members.
Thls year's ~ng will be
crowned by Mr s.Robert Barne-
son, president.
Mrs. Jullus Austero is luau
eba.Jrman, assisted by Mrs.
Jerry Marks, reservatlc~s.and
Mrs. Johnnie WaUter.
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lr. • ....
At tlllllllartllllllldYuMCIIIt. tutn..-o1 tiM Clllllet blld ••• IICII ular.Ja'lll.tJ,
..... JUidol Ill-ftd1 .. --1011 ..... ·-1()1-)J-. --.................. Ml of IJN •• ..., .. a ............. ..
'" P' .... oat .. -...... -· ·~ --.... --.. -....... ., .. a lp!lelal ..... wtttaa ud ... Mdi.Dku; ....u-........ ,
........ fll .., ........ Oil tM tew--e CIIW'IDID'I award • • , ~
Tl!o llaarloollol, lor (llro. Boo) C«<lla, -· -carr1o11 a 11a1 tn1a llllod-11'1111 riot .,._ a1111 (lira. Gonld)..... plaiiJ a1 lllal·-... 8o,.. cu-
llad p-won. ,_ Bmaloa, wou-wllal lllo i1oe party wu • • • ~I t11o -If
lor !lor .... -IUid -IIIJia Donr -" -· .. Mra. Jclio B. ---a. wu t1leH -a booJ a1 ,__1 ..,...,..
-Ia ud tl!o ,_.,_"'*'-··· '-Inc beard IDcludoa rice • .-_ lhritclt-«-ooe .. bl..-..led ,_ ... : tllmJ, Mu. Tid Wallb; triUal'er, Mr1. Aacw._ ..
tbiDc.,. aDd flladmat partJ .. wear, dN&pld arciMia; eterttartM, Mrs. Geor .. Wltua-
by seeb wen-aon. u Rtbtc:ea llld Aaa Ud Mn. Albert IQaUlaer; w&JI IDit .....,
KUM ••• au from _. aloW art~. eo.-.ebattmea. Mt1. Robert I..a.Dr lDd Mr1.
Pruideat Kay CQJIIID w~ IMDibtrl Maleolm Padlao; eoot'•Mnee f'Wid, Mn. 14-
lld tMtr ...... latrCIIIhaced Coaunodcwe Sba-ward MaJO; hoedtallty, MU')' Gnilam; Plb-
mabr ud ..U., IIU')' ••• ftelr ....... Uelty,-M11. Carl Moc..e; prnlewt, lli1.
Sauadra of Dllaeylud peno~Ml, wu tbere Ect.ar4 Harlmtu; and youth eooeerU, 11t1.
too. Procram cbalrmu ud nee prutdeot Carter Lowell ••. A lookinc-ahelld board,
Ruth RlqJp tbtnhd aU Wbo bad be~ ID that Will ~ld lrYlne Terrace Phllharmoalc
tbelr f'UDd nl.tDc t.ffatn, by wblcb tbe Sbl..rk-A~t~octatll to tbe Nth degree , . , whatever
ettes hope to aid !D tbe fl&rallllmc aad em-that Is, I'm surelt Is TOPS.
beWahmeot of tM DeW clabbouM, I.Dd pre-• · • •
seoted Mrs, Jobo CaDDell (Joyce), wbose AND THAT IS THE LAST OF THtmSDAYJ
hust:.Dd is port capta.tn, bad cbarp of tbe , , , Breezy, atmny SATURDAY, MI.J 18 •••
door prtses, Wbteb. rupd from bud...crafted opeDln.c day tor the Harbor Artl yacht ctuM,
caftans, lovelY blp. the' lateR lD "llbadei" made for colorful, exciting shor'eUoes •••
. . . a sLJ: letter wm-d for soa.uy ttm gluses, boats of all siles, wearLDc full dresa flap,
and many other desirables !Neb as a mooey had been eleaoed, spit aDd pollsbed to prlltiDe
hat, flowerlnc wltb red poppies and lots of beauty for the lnspeettoo aDd hopefUl awards.
speodable creeoery, Would love to hue beea qulnt"'leta or
Arnone thole atteDdtDc were Mmes. Edward se~lets, or howe~er many t~lets required
Danielson (Lee) and Angus Wrtpt (Wsrlon) to be at each of the yacht clubs simultaneous-
... husbands are rear commodore and neet lyl We, of eoutse, were at "our" Balbol
surgeon, respeet1~ei;J, At lbe Conoell table Yacht Club .. , and never Ills It looked more
were both ber daiJCbter-lD-law, May Connell, lnvtung, despite mobile otnee, the scaffolds
and daughter Mary PerkiDs,wboleavesshortly and temporary stairs to the untlnlshed and
with her hustud oa a trip to Spain ••. which u:nturnl!ihed ICJI)er rooms, where the !1'8 year
they woo 1n a contest! • • . Dorothy Snow, history unfolded In lbe pictorial record that
Marge Shears, Corkey Elkourl, Candy Rowles, adorned the walls ... ending in the goldea
Pat Berg, Hue I Llebeck, Wyo Bird and voyage, theme of this year ... The brt.ID
Bess Speich; with Mrs. f'.rorce Frtedle (Edle) child ·aDd worlr. ot Ruth Steen. Such ftm to
were Ann Elgin and Peg Hlrth . , . Hirth suddenly see one's own pteture in "way bact
Harbor was the yacht club for a whtle, others when," Even the tlrst clubhouse, with tbe
we saw were Maggie Williams, Mary Grose, sign "Southland Satllng Club," which was the
Jack.Je Honey, Louise Loucks, Helen Williams, begtnnlng of the present day Balboa Yacht
Vee Stlnson, HeleDStooe, BettyYarnell,Jeane Clt•b. In that photop'apb was a Uttle ctrt,
Kesllnke, WUUe Scarborough, Peggy Kennedy, one of the youoger members, oot qtdte teen ..
Maggie Htckman and Tbelma Ma e Lane. More age, weartnr a vtsor aDd bearing the name
were Jane Krauss, Ruth Herbert, Barbara "Pat" , .. now Pat Zora, who with her
Klpe, Kenner Gates, Barbara Wood and Janice husband Karl, are still members . , , and
Wallace. were among those present.
'Ne lr.now the atra.lr was a SOCCESS, even Brunch served from 10 'Ul 1 o'clock ...
though "breathing room only," everyooe lett the dlninr tables kept the theme with mlnla-
bappy and smtung! ture yachts; their lmfurled sa.Jls carried the
• • • golden voyage symbol; everywhere were aol-
And last Thursday, ftom what I hear, was den mums •.• aOO crate bozes of greeu
"Happy Happenings at HaDCOCk Park" . . . aDd terns. Commodore Lang kept the prog ..
with surprises, such as a farewell coffee ram on course and on schedule ... the
toi-Coffey ... Helen and husband, Bert, cannonters fulf1Ued their duties smoothly • , ,
and their son left Frtday, as did Mary and no casualties. Staff commodores were han-
Roger Turner, on the World A.tfalrs Tour ored as was second senior member, Wilfred
of Russia and other oearby countries. There Berls, by a minted "gold piece," carrying
was also unveiling of Hug Homes, Hancock the· Dame and date on ooe side with me
CALL MOW 011 DROP IM • • • We',. Cl.ooo lr
Ao4 o, .. 7 Deyo A .....
12222Horboritw~ .• -o.-. :r,: . ' St•t• Ll••"•• 1f2U7 n2•3401 or ltiiOtM ..
0:11'• -rlL Lit P.M. PIIOAYI
Prayer
24\1 I. COAST '""·• COlOMA DIL MAll
LIWII Ll.,._-IIAI
/NTBIIDBNOM/NAT/ONAL, ·PULL GOSPBL
IUMDAY JCMOtJLt fl41 Wo"l ... ll' IIIYIC• 11tM
IVAIIIILIIT1C III¥1C ..... P.M. lUNDAY
PIAY'II MID 1111.1 ITUOTt 7•• Poll&. WIDMIIDAY
WILI:IAM T. II lOAN, PASTOII
Party Trays Made to Order Part address ... various other aetlvttles. golden voyage symbol oo the other. Amoog A I'N• -~ ,.~., .. q,, eo.,_,.. • .-.41 C~•ll• CHrd
Some of those going up ftom Newport those hooored . . . Ed Relson, the seoior
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TUF.S. th~ SA T . • 1 J A.M. to 10 P.M. SUN. th,.., MON.· I I A.M. to 6 P.M.
Beach were, Mmes. Robert Grant, Gloria staff commodore, during whose term the '111E RtV. l()JDf A-LJNDVALL. ltia!-
Getty, Robert Lynch, Charles Mathewson, club moved from Little Balboa Island to. the 8-atyhnlal: 10:00~.
Robert Guggenheim, Don Von Geldero ~ ~:fc:£.~•n c~es 1111man ~ ~~~~~r.::~~:.~r;r.:;l~ ~ I I t ..•• : ..... ~. ebt e, ... .:_ • others. Sorry we couldn't make u, but" ,.,.~ ., U\11" 1500 Newport Blvd. at lndustrfal
Newport/Costa Meso 64S.8940
WILLIAM J. LLOYD, veteran
Southern Callfornla bankezeeu-
Hn, has been named a senior
vice president or lnlne National
Bank. Pr ior to join ing Inlne
Nattonal, he was a senior vice.
president of Croc ker Nationa l
Bank. He has be~n active wit h
Red Cross, March of Dimes,
U. S. Chamber of Commer ce
and the Amer ican Legion. He
bas also held the presidencies
of the South Pasadena Rota r y
Club and the Central Impr ove.
ment Assn., Clear ing House
and Merchants Assn. In Pasa-
1ena. He currently serves on
happy thougtlts dld . o to mtlfe toretp portt"' .:.:-21D'"Cipr, trelllid r
• • • and Seotlaod --than any other member, and . 642-2740
~P..ec\at
Tennis Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••
H•w Dunlop
Yellow Australian
TENNIS BALLS Cons of 3 -$2.10
Limit: -4 co,, s per customer
(With trad•ln _f 3 us•d ltalls)
WARM UP SUITS & TOTE BAGS
20% o:-F
OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES
GRJ.N.KNIT
TENNIS PUUOVERS
from $5.00
w. oho carry the
HEW FRED PERRY SHOES
, WE HAVE SEVERAL HUMORED
' PAl RS OF TENNIS SHO!S FOR SALE
._"' $2 .75 to $4.98
FEATURING
AJ....L TOP BRANDS
aramounl
e Tuuro.ament of Roses Assn .
committee.
AND last Thursday was the ttnal meeting his son Dartd for outstaDdlog skipper; 1D his
of tbe fiscal year of the lrvtne Terrace absence his award n s accepted by his wife
Philharmonic Associates ..• and this ttme Betty (nee: DeRosa). One of the yo~mgest
U wa s Party Day and installation of ottlcers. members to receive boat award was David
Champagne and ftutt punch, was served prior Gale.J. tor his Sabot; Frank Gebhardt's 68'
to the luncheon. Orchid pin-ons were pre-trawler yaebt "Sea-hue" and Jonas Store's
sented to the Incoming chairman, Mrs. Ray.. 79 year old 47' lr.eteh, "Oscar Tybrlng,"
mond Beyer, as well as to the out-going were among the yachts rece1Ylng: awards.
chair man, Mrs. W. Peyton Harriman, and We were welcomed aboard both aDd epJoyed
her boa.rd, Mme s. Lyman Bet&, Carl Moore, the lnteresUnr contrasts, each worthy of any
Charles Stephens, WIIUam Laing, Ted WaLsh, sea voyace. We also enjoyed vtt:tttnc wttb
Ltoyd Aubert and Robert Lang. Chuck and Snooz;y Ullman oo the "E'Iian,"
Mrs. Harriman also had medalUoos for ADd we uever mlsa a chance to board JOOge
each board member, hand done by her arttJt Curtis' "ldlebour" ... a goldea day , , , aU
daughter aDd herself, symboU c of tbe duties the way!
Alice Parrish installed
Miss Allee Parrish was in-
stalled as honored queen or
Job's Oaurhters, Bethel 313
of Newpo rt Beach, at the 30th
semi-annual ceremonies con -
ducted In Seafaring Masonic
Temple, Cliff Haven. Installing
officer was Miss Conni e Ashby,
retiring honored queen.
Servinr the new leader are
Karen Ashby, senior princess;
Plh l, junior princess;
Wedge , guide, and Mel-
lnda marshal.
Mr s. Ther esa Robertson Is
Bethel guardlan, and Thomas
Ashby Is assoctate Bethel guar ..
dian.
Mr s. Patrtcla Crane, past
matron of Beverly H111s chap-
ter 404, Order of the Eastern
Star, was mistress of cere-
monies.
The new honored queen Is the
daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Ri -
chard Parrish of Costa Mesa
and Is a junior at Estancia hlrh
school.
Appointive otncers are Ste-phanie Se hnterer, r e<:order ; REAL TORS ASKED TO
Lori LaVelle, treasurer; Cathy AID VETS GET HOUSING
Bannister, llbl'arlan;JuUeWal -Orange Coast CoUege's Vet-
too, musician; Ann Helton, erans Atfa..lrs Offtce ls hostiac
chaptaln; Lisa Childress, Tracy a meeting wttb local' Realtor•
Cleveland, Pat Childress, Stacy at 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 29,
Manahan and Robin Ander1100, 111 the student center to help
messengers. create local housing for vet.
Other otftcer s are Wendy erans ~ttendlnr OCC . Sally All-
Wyman ; Inner guard; Kathy too of the occ veterans affairs
Hanchett and Lore He Alkire, office sa.Jd, "Houstnclor ~eter ••••
custodians. ana UYlnr In this area ts
& SAve•• • • • • • •• • •• ••• • • • • •, extremely U&ht. We are raopm1 MRS. BYRON TARJiftm!R of Mnport a.cb, at left, '"--c'<Sl,-,>nr">-~ N d H I • lo build a raooort wttll local .... If llaetod cllalrmu a1 the J_,-Auzlllary a1 1110 ee a e Ring Hand?~~':~!? .. andM .. theprob-~~.~~~~'='=
CALL BRUSH & HA I Ill prepantloo lor 1110 laolor aalllary'a eomtoc ullq• lONG'S MMER 1 COACH McKAY GUEST aucUoo, wblcb w!U be bold co Frldal, Ma1 11,111110
~~·-1 OF HARBOR ALUMNI Loape'a Cllller, $05 -st., Newport. Mra. Mea-t·-• . 673-5333 or 675-4079 I usc Coaeh Jollll MeKo, w!U Ia co-cllalnnu cl t1!o ·-..... wllll Mra. !tao A.
LAIIM I. t;ARD!M CARE CARP!MTIIY I be the fiiOCial eueot at !be Ewtoc, """ ._to u ~ •JaeiiOo al ,._II, usc Newport ttarbo< Atumot EocU.b IUid or-1 aoll4uea atr~ ccotrtbltod lor 1M
THE
till CIHTIII I'OR IIM.ICAL STUOIU
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COSTA·MIIA ,... P ... IYAea.ISTIC MOUI
01. JIMMY COMI!, PASTOR
FIRST CHUilat OF
ataJST. SCI2NTIST
33G3 Vlo Udo
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96 lOtiO La.
SUNDAY SBilVJCJ!S '. ao.• .... WEDNESDAY EVI!NING
ME1!1111G ' I p ...
READING .. 00111 •=t ...... s,. ... It' I , ...... 7t45
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ll1roND CIIURat 01'
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IUIIDAY.._YICS ....... -y-........... . ..... -··11. c.....,.. ... e.w ... u •• ....... '·•'
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER --IIIMDr. . _ .. !lllr. Cllll.
LA-IICII 0. RIJII.IIIQ ----·· 1111DAY .::BOOL CI':.-!'!-11
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ATTIMD
THI CHURCM
Of YOU I CHOICI
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Vatorau• lle-lal Bldl. ···•c..-I!III!!TOM ,_
Mowtoc. Edclor. Trlmmtoc, General ROI)alla I CIC>'a ..... 1 -~~ --udtoo Ull FOOd w!U be -Ill 1M polio 1M
SpraJ{Dc. Weecttac, Mulcbtng Custom Cabi.Ditl1 ~bo111, etc. Jaoe 7 at the Bl.lboa Bay Club, mauer ot u =~~~~~~~-~=Com~•:m~l~llol;~~==~--'~ Cabi.Dtt "elol!" repairs p A IOCLII bout at 1:30 p.m. "'II allo llelllll
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llu*are -Daaoo .. R-rnotiOIII OIIJ be IDille Rlcmd -· lllclul Rolla Ull ~=::;:i
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re Bacb. 1 Eroeat Scbaf a1 t<ewpor~ 1 Boaell, USC elau c1 11154, 111
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TALK -owiD)Diallleola-lltt<b, -.-HI-Nil.
1111 10151 Ulllnr-y of GoNII wiD bo .. -.. Mro. Kay KaU, wiD load
Y IN c.-, niDu· t?lo ..,_ .. ?17 1 -IIIH!y tbl Y.!.S. l>aud 1o< IIII-PI(
By J.C. Humphrloa
moole co18mltt .. cout.tbac of PbUa-Jtu AC,...,.., out.-c pre-
Tbo lllrt of Plio coo.. bar•-1-• ud lloo& lldeoit a..,. y,.u_ ltr ...
Cll't ... ---blel ttcut HOIPitll CIDdyJtrlpert, teea.-Klac ll ftC.-111' ....... WIWam
boldtu eaJo1 tbe MCODd. ... !Jltll wbO Jl•• muy bua-Buduuk tr .... .,. 'cuotp
haU ol Ud1 memorable eYntac drtdll of boars of •oluateer Swtttud ecn..,.d11 Me-
by atttlld1Dc a lOo'ekd._., ..mee to the IIPOUOrtDC or-etai'J ~ 1_. a.ueblmp
daaant JD the )twll eowt, palaUOU, r • '
Balloek'a aew wtac.SoutbCout PbtlbUIPOide J!lldora M"-reoorcbc ..uttarJ.
Piau.. Dance muttc llbJFruk IDI u crNter• are Juet Director• are Robert Bub.
F IJftll'l IP'O'C) 1M II:SJPel eol-M'ehrtDbtr&, lOUDI Sutoall, Pat KrmM, Ru&tJ IIJDltt. Dom
. line aDd: wlDe bJ the Ma,tc KeUIA WqJ:ff, Camille Tale, Racltl, Robert St.,..., Rlllb Urban. Betty Bruce, Ku Vern-Pan Creperte. Ju.tee Spteer, BoaDte Weber , eoco and Jim Wood
J.C. HumtWJ.1. who. no,. at Proceeds wUI btaeftt b& Lll Fowler, Brooke Sutherland, A .,..:tal pr...;,.Uon weat
1623 NflllllllPtKf Bhd. ,.., NM, HoiP1tal'l pediatric pe.YIUoa Stepbu.te Moore, Kim Halder-to tbt DIWPI'uldeal acbecktor
aod Orup County Phllbar-mu, Julie Matlotf lDd Jou $1 000 from tbe c;,Jta Mea-
mootc Society's tree-to-yoalb SpeUettcb. C&Ddystrlpers are N~wport H&rbc.-LloGI Club to
eoDCerts. Nuq Eoctert, president; Dayle help delray npea.., of the
Con. Mfta landmark lor mor•
,,_, 21 ~.It"' IIUfhoriry on
,.,rtl llwl/-lry,
TH! WORLD'S
' LARG!ST OPAL
The procram choMD bJ Saylor, Patricia Jooes, Lla fee free apa.cy. Dom RaciU
Maestro Ormaody for tb11 pla McCarthy, Leora reno, June reMDted tbt cbect.
event U~~ H&y~a'aSym.pboii.X Gorman, Ann Terry, Karl Gut, P Mra. Kelly UDOUDCed pro-
No. 88, FOIIDWDI of Rome Sbtrrt U:ortoo, and Kathy Ott-}ects &D:S ptau ror tbt eomlDc
by · Resplcbl, Ra~~·· Suite No. •telD. year wtlliDelude tbetndlttooal
2 from tbe Banet, DapbninDd Uembtrs of joint c.oocert "Romao fellt" 011 ValeatlDe'a
Cbtoe," Uld Symphooy No. Z committee are John Vlbert, Guy day aDd tnl.DiDC worklhops
by BntuDa. K. Cla1re, Mrs. Edward Sebu-to b.1p prepare JOGill people
A '25 resenatloo e.atJ.tles macbtr, D. James Bentley, for jobs
SOME BY LAND, aome bJ MI. ••• but after 16 years,
neryooe kllows the place to 10 ls the lane 1 cocktail
party cfYto bJ tbe Baii:Joa Committee ol tbe Orance County
Pb.tlbarmootc, aeeortUoa: to tboa S eommlttee members,
left to rtctt, Wra. Pat SWtft, cr.trmu, Mrs. Norman
Loats and Mra. John Caneer. Thty are cbartlllc the course
to tbla year'• party wb.leh will be held at the t.ytront
home of Mr, aDd Mrs. Peter Shea. Several hundred guests
are eJpeeted by tile party cbiJrmu, Mrs. William Rush.
Mlllteal entertainment will be prorided by the Jtm Wood
ensemble. Mrs. Clneer , 6?3-8852, Is baodllng tickets,
which are sold to raiae mooey for the PhllhllrmooJc
youth coocert1. (Enslen photo.)
Ita oame Ia the "Hua-SU'Ian. ..... It IIOild to bo
tbe larptt opallntbeworld.
Welabln& In at 17 Otmetl,
tbta bn.uttrul stooe 1.1 as
larp as a good-sl&ed
orup; but In spite of Its
wel&bt Uld slse, It was once
WorD II l peodant by OIMI of
the QDNnt of Austria.
tbt doDpr to mdll floor cooeert Allan Weidman, Norman M. '
Homes are needed for
It Ia certain U•t the" Htm-
prtan" came from the opal
mines of Ceroowttr. 1n Hwr.-
pry, which •ve been
worked stDce 1400; but no
one really mows how old
I ?Ia.
students from abroad
Forty hom" are belD& IOUgbt
for ltadeot• from Fr&Dee who
wUl Yiltt here JUly 4 to 30.
Harbor Ar• resldeDts who
laDd among other areas. There
will be an optional tour to SID
Franclsco over one weekend.
On weekdays students will at-
teDd classes aboLrt American
culbae, the economic system,
lDd the blstory of America.
There will be a party for stu-
dents and tamllles to get
acqualDted.
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• IIIMiriMt Cl1lmt MaMitlll
ftff UTI""'ffS
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•uta. a ••'-' olld.PIJ ,.,'lltllltld....,. are DOW eoatrU.U.C II!» bllltr ......_ 11r ....,.
ODe. OM ot ~ ll a tiiiJ II II¢ I Mtot.
•mall tDOqtt to ftl 1Dto a JOCillt. It cu deNct
tht alt&btelt cbaap la blood Jlrl e or,.._
rate. ,
For Ptl:tentl wttb crttlcal lDIIIIM, 'lMit
•• mllli-mlnc1eJ" eu cmtt..,...,. ..._ .uat
11pa ud rtpOI't tM r•d'IP to a r...-
medleo? -..--. "-1 ropart of olu-
pr I'll lmiMdldt con"tdin aetiaa.
AnJ prncr_..,. br04flbt toowiDOdtrapllarm •
aey pta OUI' lmiDdate proft,.._,l .........
We're well aware ol Bib)''• ....U, too, 10 ...
ru&111tal.a compM&e ltoeb ill our Baby Cioodl See-.
• • •
HANDY HINT : A?wnlJium Pol~ ell-with
water, eu be ued to remoYe rlllt ltatu,trom
a chrome ftDI.ab.
B~SIDEi PHARMA~
WITH CUD 'H ~ARTY .
lOIS baylide dr.-Dtwport bMcb-ealllonia, !i11HU
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• '''' 'eRII Atst.t...ce --.... leo & c-.. ....... ;.. • c. ,, ... Jlllric .......... ..., .............. o-...... .,.,., • Dr.,.,-. ........ .t.ltef'H I ~
lfi~S A.ttiANCfO
As& measure of Us value,
mid-19th eentury Austrian
mooarcba refused to part
wlt!l the cern when offered
50,000 potlllds sterltng, ao
astrODOmlcal sum 1n those
da)'l aod an e'ltn hlcber
price wben rntlllll'ed aplnst
today'a currency values. MAKING FINAL ARRANGEMENTS for the May 31 "beDe-
flt to youth" concert of tiM PhU&de_,bia Orchestra, wlttl
Maestro Eugene Ormandy conductiDc. are, from left,
Mrs. Michael Brick, Heru-y Braoclon, Uld Mrs. Thomas
Risher. Mrs. Brick 1lnd Mrs. Risher are youtb eooc.ert
etalrmen, (Jac.t West photo.)
Uke to lbare Ia this cul-
tural tJperleoc:e, wbicb Is or-
potg:t by the Forelp StiXIy L•cue. are uked to call CAy-
lord lop, Lac-Nlpe~ 4i5-
4934, or Bill Gustafeoo;Lagooa
Beacb, 499-3547. Holt famiUes
are espeeted to prOYtde room
1M board akJoc· wttb tranapor-
tatlon to lDd trom classes On
morntnp a week at Newport
Tbla wtll ~ the third year
that studeots from Europe bin
beeo.. hosted In this area UDder
the auspices of tbe Foreign
Study League.
Harbor btcb tchool. You may '"'~"""""""""""""""""""il cboou the ace (from 16 to 24) l 1
and le:l of your guest to ald Brad Gales sprlnf1 bat;b spPDDfJ!
In ma5dnc room ar......,meots; UnUke many blstorlc "WWOII.D'a LAaM"aT •JICLU8IVI' e&IAIUifNBI....,...... J8QWC.•
C'OIT ..,_,.,,. ceeentr• 540-1166 . 1702 Newport cern a, the '' Hlllprla.D" baa
nlue based oo true worlh
as ,,u a~; """e,, •..
private room• will DOt be re-
quired. SHERIFF ef'WI Hrwtce 642-o270 lhtl. crt 17th Sot.
Cotta Meto The students will 'ltslt Holly-
wood, Los AJlceles and DUmey-
IAOIO TIUCU
,_Sare .Ym·JrSpa~,.in San Diego
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less .than 10 minutes to San Diego Civic Center; wallring distanoo to shops,
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exciting Bay lldivitiee. Sailins, ~~shins and yadLtillg._M_CUftiTY and PRO-
ftCTION -JnclUillng door man service and underpound garage .
l ........
Wltlt O.rioo ................ -of ....
... *J t ;' illll wt. .-.c.._~W..ao*wawt:,~-~~o.....,a. -Dtn
tt. ......... e1 Chril\! JIIDt.iot ... U.. -•••-••.,.,..... ot·~ ua."'· 1~ .•• M -.,.
tJoo bet..,_ Blliur'• w.hep end .......,. ·p~t. Tlwfti .,. .-, e.J...atipa." .~,. w.. ao ..._... 'n..r.
WhM. do lhl7 _, fJbout: \be ._.om-! ' _.. no tllnll· al btinl kllMcl 'rben ... ao ....-u-
• It IM\ed f• -tba. Uon-1 n..;. .._ ~ r,(Uaal ,to JH~e by U\¥ ~
• It tod ., . ...,. kiJW' d. HOrdiL ~,... ... ,.,._:....,, 1J'Mre,•alf·U~~ ori.r. WM
n._ ionc..t K ..,..., took ctuilt to Clift out a Atmon a simp .. ooTzpyi "''ty.,., w• ..U.oc..
wu probably wbtrt. IAt:kla paUMCI ool:r £:.c eno\llh Cbritt •• Mt aJ\ exoreWt.
\0 bet to be .... Into that herd ol •• u..: That' doeln't
IOund like mon&ha. or ewn ho'-ln.
And ChrU:t · •• ttrLAinly never .. d ... neQ-killed ..
In the proeM~. Nor, for that matwr, wert any of hla
Apo1tle1.
Look, then. at the ex.ordun rite. there is holy
wate-,. '11!er. .,.. ritual pnyan. 1'btre is repetition.
There is the "tnldnc of the en.." And all of lMt
is no\hinl: more than cenmony. nothizlc ~ that
eonjUTation, oothi.Dc mora than mack: with • '""'MIY
education.
"nM A~ Weft not IX~lltl..
The ~ uorciarp in, the :p.j.ble .....
~1111\411iC,
&.GrdlfP. 11 oot Chriatiar:l , evao when the nune ol
Chrlat • \IMICI,
AU lb. dnaoas nar cut out by C}ln.t ..,..... doinc
ooth!nc: more tlw\ obeyiol an authority hicMr tbaft
\hex. ,.,. cwld not abkM the pNMnel and powH
ol Jnw. Hen lie• the .Krlptural uvwe.r to &he
qu.tkm ol dulinc with demona..
•
.... -"' Col. '"' -a..t.o --
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11 ................ ~ ........ '11M .... ., ..
..... ., a.t.l: end ol ..... , lipid......__ .. ...
... •• I lilt. .... u. aeriptun1 ..........
U as Ill IV? D oar» ~ ,_m wMn Cbrtlt ·-....... the .,..... ol a.dan e..-out • mraoet J--.
lh.7 found the fonner man* alttbll: clodaed,. -.d lA
Ml filht mlDd.. He had t.eeome a new --.
-rta.r.fon 1f Aft)' ~ be in Ch.rilt, ha ..........
erMtuN: o&d UUnp an I)UMd awtBJ: blhold. .U
th.lnp .,. become nnr" n Cor. 5:17.
He had been ebanced, but not by oordaiD.
Lib wery pn110n who hu dabbled wU.b t.M ~
Ub trVUY per.on who hu d-.beyed Gocl'a 8pleifle
command to ate-er dear of the very ap~ ol
Sotat>-
He didn't need an exorciJt. He needed the aevlnc:,
de~n~iJ\1 , lu~epin& power of Juw Chrill. None 01 the ritual it ever reeotdecl M beiDC pcwea.t
in any Cue of Christ'• eapu.Woa ol • cMmoa.. Nooe
of It is ever aUribuled to HI. A,.U..
And there is the matter of that command: "lt Ia
Chriat who eommanlb you. . ... 1n every inatance iD
the Bible where Christ commanded demorw to leave
1 poc sed individual they did, ud that wl\bout
A Pastor's Comments on 'Streaking'
By tbe Rev. J•mee L. BUzzard
Paetor of the Bible Pre•bYterlan Church, Knoxville. Tenn. -·· At a ~er in the Bible, God, and produced by tht' National Council of
nw name ol ChrWt> bad Utlle more .tfeet for thb Jesus Christ the-Son of God, it grieves Oturches in which young people were
the 01ristia.n (the true belie~) when given sinful advice in relation to im--uorcbt than it did fot tM 1011.1 o( 5ceva. And the
UK of 1M name: ol ~ ctoe.n.'t make tm. exorcist
lln)' more Chriltian thaD it did the aon.a of Sceva.
Chrilll, Hi.mseU, .aid in K..tt. 7:22·23 that DWDJ who
were not of Him would c.t out demonl in Hil name.
such terrible displays of 'Wickedness ~rality. That pamphlet, stated that
are -indulged in and openly ftaunted in Immorality was permissible as long as
the public's eye. The new brand of you acted responsibly and had an ex-
nt¥1ity .called "streaking" is but istmtial ~lationship (that you loved
Then there i.t. Father .P.tzeiL He perlomwd the
rite 14 times over a period ol. montha. In eddition
to the holy watel' an4 rtluala, he b.d people all over
an'other step downward in our so-the penon with whom you were com-
ciety's pathway to derradation and the mitting immorality). Situation ethics
the country pnyln& the 'Rc!Mry dallY.
judgment of God. was another factor which gave ap-
Asain, all or thill ill eomplet.ly .u.n. to ewrythina'
the Bible says aboUt Chrlat. ud Hil Apott* and the
techn}Que they UMd ~ 1nt1111 rid of demooa. 1t il
impouible to harmonia ~thft' Blatty:;1 thorouahly
reseacched exorciun account or Patzelt'1 actual riles
Many mch expressions of lewdness
'and accompanying sins have Hooded
our nation's colleee and university
camp~ induding .the University of
Tmnessu in mcent days. When right-
eousness a.nd moral restraint an
thrown to the wi'nd, the situations de-
velop as did in the U ni versity of
Tennessee camp\:ls area and aloni
Cumberland Avenue. It ~n with
the sin of lewdness in the form of
"streaking." Then followed other
forms of le wd d is-1 •\ay and sins in-
cluding d runkenness, public immoral·
ity, fighting, stealing. and the dr-
struction o f thousands of dolla rs
worth of property. Unbridled evil de-
sires were driven to th~se overt acts
of sin.
with anvthing Christ did.
I
old ~Ires~ w llct played the
·'
H ow have wr come to this condi -
tion whrre the young people display
them~lves publicly in such sinful and
shameful pra.cti~s ?
The answer is found in the depart-
ure from the h istoric Christian faith
which teaches a man how to ~ saved
from his sins. Because the Biblical
truth has ~ rejec:~ ,t.J:l,e , H~esent~
day_ corry.~1on has:.~ upon w ._,
rirl in "The Exorrilt," •1• she
• ··~"'F-"iirmer;· tlie~--Pft$tht" day · '&inftil
exprn!ions have _their immediate
back~round in the "new morality"
taught in the sixties. The new moral-
ity is the old immoralitv given a stamp
of approval by modem wciologists
and liberal churchmen. We are reap-
in£ what has bern sown by those who
reject the Biblical truth. The evidence
of the pnmissive attitude towards !'lex
has been se.tn in the" fruit of the new
morality which has produced wide-
sprl"ad promiscurty, epidemic venereal
diuase, illegitimacy, abortion, and
nudity in the streets.
resurt'fftion ol Jau but is "not sure" tbat Me
believe. in tbe devil Mis. Blair, wbo att.MM lhe
Sa.ucaNclt Coa,reptiofta.l Cbureh, a Uaited
Chareh ol Chrilt COftl'repdoa. iD Comtedicat
with ,her lun.ib, wu iaCentiewed by CJuist1aaity
ToclAy. Aaked to deacribe ber Ml1efl about God
and Chriatianity, the YOUI:W actre. t"Omme:aled, «J
believe God il real and dW: I can talk to Hibl. I
do talk to Him, and I believe He hMft aDd UIIWCin
my prayen. Aad I beUtrve 1• .. -God'• .101:1
IUid that He died and wu ~" lD a.n·
swer to a query about her belwta I'CII"ardinc de-
mons, M1u Blair Aid, "I do believe in demooa,
but rm not 1Ure th.lt I believe in the dnll Maybe
I do, but rm not sure that be would be the Of)e
The present generation has been
brought up on such li terature as A
Call to Respo".ribl~ Frudom ( 1961 ) to pou.ess a per50D. ·•
Christ's Teaching
And The Totalitarian State
By Or. William Ward Aver
From "CHRISTIAN CRt5ADE " Tulsa, Ok.la . ·11w 1 nw ~pa ratiun • ,f dum·n o nly lprobaDI}') unt:unslttuttuo -~1:'\'rn lt>f'll hu ndr,.d y .. ar.:; latt·r
1111 d ~tall:' eame from Chri~l \ al. ir is de11ilish. j t>ffn110n 11 nd his p..,.rii gath ered
wu rd,.; lo th•• Ho•rudiatb wh"ll a t Philaddphia. An d thry wrol,.
th•·y lrtf'd to lr ~tp I lim Oe.r Sepuattoft tht· grratr-111 chnrlt'r of frt>edum
•·o u•···ming th;• K um~u t.J~ T her e aho uld br rlo·ar that mortal mf'n have ever pul
prot.lem. Th"y ~~kf'd d tl wa~ l'l"paratio n of churrh and ~ta lc. un p•rchmf.'nt. Thf' h»nd of God
lawful (according toJ•· .... ,.hJa.,.) an d our fo unding fathers Wl'rl" Him s e lf g uid e d th t>m.
lo give tribute, the rf'qtnn·d la:t , the first governmental group in Christianitv ill the mother of
to the Ruman gov,.rnmo·ut uml,.r t.he world to decla re it. Bul now, lme demOCracy. They <kclued:
which tht• .Jr ws livPd irt ti t•• .!:1 \'~ in one phase of governmental "We hold these tn11hg to llf'
o f j e11us. »ction, arrogant leaders are self evident, that all mrn atl'
After ret;l'iving a coi11, whid1 trying to !t:patate. thr state and created equal: that they ar1•
reptel!l"nted tht' tributl' mmwy , Cod: and in another philst<, end owed by (Whom? By Caesar'~
Ill' asked them lo tPII llim which logically follow1, the st.ak -No! I their C..eator with
whov image and ~upe.r.u:ription i11 practically ded~&ring itself cert.in unalienable rights" ~
we re u~n it. The)' ~id , God, with a right to control the righlll which lAeSGT hru no
"Caesar'!. 'Then N id ]tiiUII: th o u gh Is, ac tivi til's , th e 14wful power to IQ/ce from them,
"Rr nder thl'rdore urttO education, rdigM>n. the money, which men them~elvea have no
Cae&~~r the thing11 whit.:h bt-and 11000 , perhaps. the home and right to vote away, riJhu that
Caeu r 's, and unto God the childrf:n. inhere in man simply b.icaulle he
things which be r.od 's. The We must truly Wlkf! up in t8 the cl'fttion of God, rights
Hcrodian1 could not counter Hi11 Am erica and o bserve tlw that are beyond the power of
words, but marveled at Bi11 lynnnical sr,atem .t.hat ie .taiJ"' prine.u or the might of
anawer, and held lheir peace." aw1y our ru cahtensh1p and majoriliu.
makin& subjoecll o f us. Because of thil d ear line of Fiad No Treuon
IJihy did 1~1 fnGM}f!l? First,
bec•uae th~y could find no
ftuon in Chri»t 't an~wer (they
had hoped that they could
charr Him with lreuon ); •nd
~~econd, becauec they mUll. have
_ aeneed in the deeper implicMiona
ol thete words the r•teat
thaltcnp to the totalitarian Kate
that h• ~r been made.
Until then -and lin« t.Nn -
Ute decree ... that to c..e..,.
..... .. thlnp be .... ...~.
So.etimea thla wu eo.tiD8nck:4
~ • aodl-C.....; .. -
time•. "CM..•• eaHiat ...._.., God, O...h.,d.,. .. ,.....,.,
01' &he ........ all -.4 God •• ........ ',
w. -~ "l..,...,.."""'':hiW..O,. lltlo lo A 1 1oa -,. 'fiiO
... ··" _. n rwu t • lly ., .................. ... ...... ., ......... ., ....
'
When Our nllion Wtl founded jurildN:tion betwten Caeur and
we destroyed the tyrannical God, our fathen nobly laid,
phila.oph)' of the "divine right "Reai"o"ce to tyi'MU ;,
of kinp and 8Uhltituted the , obMMtt« to Cod.'' And we ri&htt of man -the ript to be ne~d much pr•yu·baeked
~.to think, to ape•k , to print, ~ toay .•
to rod, to prtac.h, to kach, to It ia to "at.eurt" theae ,..,,.,
many tomeoneofourchoiOfl,to (ii61 ~ prilliltl .. ) that
nurture our ch.ildren at our own "aovemment. '.re inatituted
heanheide, to toil where we will, amonc men, 6eri¥in1 IMi.r jutt
and to keep the fruit of oar powft'l from the content of the
labor, to wonhip and 1e"e God pemt'd."
• one leell ted and not by We ..... __. to lllle p11ce ill
CaeNr't command; 1o re«ift-A .., .._ '" ..... ~
juacioe: from the ltde, and to bt •ppeal fro• co••• 1 W
/wilt .. ,..,. t:~HIH ill Co4f•, .,. ld' .. A' 's' tj GM.
b!wp. N6 wonder that lhe __ ,....lotho-yof Noll-
No ....... -.,-• .w. a..w ~ -10 11101]01 • n.,. .. ...,., l'•r--..,...,
-· lit ""' ............. of •••••,.., ••• of frea
I Ill ,. -.,., ........
(Mit' .. -tho........, .. ol .... -.,( ... ~ of •
...... -.Tioe_,j
"toaak...-" -.... tMt. Moot ...... no.-... ...... r-t .
..... A•-1
•
l
proval to these sins. Freedom "to do
YOW" OW'n thing" was the key note in
the booklet. The Biblical poSition wu
• totally set aside.
These sinful activities of rec:ent
daya are · further aggravated when
statemel).ts are being made by educa-
tors and m~nisters who wink at these
sinful displays of nudity ~strtaking)
caJiing it "fun," "a fad," and placing
such r~JT8rks on church sign boards
with blasphemous statements sayin2.
"God created two streakers." These
attitudes and remarks minimize the
sinfulness a( these types of displays
and enoou~ further involvement
Instead of winki'ng at this sin and
condoning it, a declaration of God's
truth n~s to be made concerning
these matters. A call to rrpn'lt~"
"e11ds to be mod~. Both tho!e who
have raised this generation and thole
involved need to confess thtir sins
and be redeemed by the saving grace
of God in C+uist. God's ~ in
Christ is sufficient to chan&e these in-
dividuals who are caught up in these
sins and make them new creatures
with new lives in which the desita 4M
th~ flesh are chttked by tht presence
of the Holy Spirit and in which holi·
ness and righteousness are evident.
God's will for Christians in these
matters is unmistakabl y clear: "For
this is the wiU of God, even your
sanctificuion, that ye should abstain
from fornication : that every one of
you should know how to po!MeSS his
vessel in sanctification and honour ;
not in the lu st of concupiscence l evil
passions]". (I Thess. 4 :3-5).
Also in 2 T imothy 2 :22 we read :
"F1ee also youthful lusts: but follow
righteousness, faith, charity, peace,
with rhem that call on the Lon:i out
of a pure heart.
Christ makes lhe difference I
SAVED BY A DOG
An ol.-l man who wa~ uncom·r.rtt-d had a
gnncl C hri~lian wi ff' who had prayed con·
~lantl y for h,•r hus banrl 's conVI'rllion for yurs,
v. il h no \'isihlf' soCCf'IIS. She could not even get
him to ~o 10 church with hl'r. She had a pel
doF shf' likf'd Vl'ry much who always went
l!lith h,.r lo r-hurch. l!lf'n t undf'r the seal and·
rl'mainrd pt•rft>ctly quirt through 1he service.
fn tim" th" old lady dird. The dog ~mf'd
hf'art hrnkl"n. a~ Wt'\1 as the husband, who
rould find no con~la tion anywh err wilhou l
hi -. nl<l •·ompanion.
For ~,.,,,.ral Sunda)'s hr noticed the dog
l•·av•· th•· hou~ at a cl'ftain hour and COml'
ba rk al a cN t!lin l10ur. One Sunday morning
hi· thou~ht hf' would rollow the dog, 50 he
~ta rtf'd a ft r r him . Ttw doll sef'tned delighted
to ha\'f' his no.,.· on h ma!lf'r ji!:O wilh' him. Hr
trotterl 1rlonp; until thf"y caml' to the church
door. Thl' oltl man ,:lopped as thl' dog boundf'd
up lho· st,.ps, w,aitinJ; AI thl' lop for his mas·
1.-r. Aflf'T .~land inJi! a few monwnl11 hl': aaid,
"I'll fi!O in In plr.a!if' thl': dop;.; won't do any
harm." lif' Wf'lll again lhf' nl'xl and the llf'Xt
5unrlay.~ and found thr dop; in l1i.11 accu.11tomf'd
1•lacf' at thf' church. On .. , mornin,r; after serv-
icr,: h1· a r~ with tf'ar!l atrt-aming from hls
•'yt-.'!-. p-avl' hi!! hf'art to God, and told the Atory
of th,. fai thful do~ lt-adinz: him Ia Christ. So
.,...,. !ll'l' thl'rf' arl' man)' wa y• ullftd by t~ dear
hl'avl'n h· Mu tl'r to lnd UJ lo Him .
LIFE'S LESSON
I HAVE lf':atned •a the yt"ln roll onward
And I le.ve the put behind,
Tbat much I have counted torrow,
But prove. dull Cod ia kind:
That m•ny • Bowe-r I've lon~ £or,
Hid thoma of hidden pain,
And many • roushf.ned by•palh
SlcirtM fielch of ripened 1rain,
Tht" doud. thai CO"'q the •unahine--
They cannot IMniM the 1un.
And the urth ~ .n tbe briJihter
A her the rain il dOne.
We -IIAtnd in tJ.e .... ,... .. dow
To aee the eleamt liJht.
And oftrft r,.. wroa(a own dartcae.
We pin dio ......_, of Ritlfot. • '
So, tho ..... ,_ ........... -
C.iM .... ,._ lOJ of .n.
Aad ,,.. ....... Mft _. .......
-. ,..lA I I ~-..... , ..
' I
rr-w. -.u. ' f I _,...,,., r..n•'l'•l' 'I .._-....M .. t: ,._ ,, .._ 4 ..
IWIIIL
NebuehadDeuar'e Metallic: Image
' Golden Text.: ,. Atul·llriJ 11Nil 'joll by tJ., 1tl1t of tlu 1a10rd, orul tlutll br
Ud tlfUIUY CG/fiw iffto oJl MfiO"'t cn•lf ]lrtutllltt 31uJI b# trotJdnt dotJm of 1111
G....Wr, .. ,;1 tilt tl•tr of tAt Gt~~tillr bt fNlfiJ/td" (Luke 21 :24).
II HE BOOK ol Oa.>iet it
a very inttrnd.Di portioa
of tbe Bible. Coootrnm1 thit remarbbae writing
which ia llpOC&lyptic: in
chara<ler, tJ.e ..,..,ks of
a deY"out writer are worthy of DOte :
"It ottupies a unique place in the
Co.non [ol lhe Old Testamenl), ,.,d
serves two important purpotea in the
unfolding of God's redemptive pur·
-· l. II [the boolc of Donielj vindiatcs the honor and ctory of the
Lord God of hrad """'ltf the 1t01iom
of lhe world. When Je"'alem fell
before Nebuchaclneuar and Judah
waa in captivity, it appeared to the
world of that time that the God of
hrael had been discredited and that
the gods of the nation1 had tri-u~phed. The fidelity of Daniel and
hu three companions in the midst of
the proud pagan Babylonian emPire
proved that the Lord God of lsrul
was God alone, the God of all the
earth. The miracles recorded in the
book :u-e an CS~Mtial part of its rnes-
sage. Miracles occur in the O ld
Testa.mmt only at lone inten-alt. and
on occasions of crisis in the develop-·
ment of God's purpose, The time of
Daniel wu such a criais. 1lle itlue
wu between the Lord God of 1.~1
and the false goda of the world The
miracles by which the Lorct delivered
His servant~ in Babylon proved that
He was the livinr and true God, and
that He was the Moat Hieh, ruli111 in
huven and on earth."
vidtd into Eastern aad Wf.tem en.-
pireo; .OOWn by tho two lqo. Al-
tho\ch it tw not yet O(turred, it wilt
divide later Jtill into tm. different
kincdomt, abown by'the tea. toea. The
metala decrease in ~rity, but iDcreue
in Jtrength, and this shoW'I that ach
ruler declined in his own penonal
charaeter, but inereued in the extent
and llrmcth of hit empire. However,
the Roman Empire as it will be, will
105C even that great strength, as the
stroac iron will be mixed with brittle
clay (vv. 40-43). The sudden de-
struetion (vv. 34, 35} of this com-
ing world~mpire of the Gentiles will
be throuch the coming of the Lord
Jesus Christ in penon to overthrow
the Gentiles (cf. Rev. 16:14; 19 :11-
21 ), and to establish His Kingdom
(cl. Dan. 7'1-28; Rev. 20:1-6),
which was rejected at His fint advent
(John l :II)."
TH Interpretation of NebttchodMs-
zat's DreaM
Verses 36-45 of Daniel 2 give thr
real meaning of Kine Nri>uchadnez-
zar's vision accon1inc to ·Daniel the
prophet. Here the observations of a
faithful ~sitor and writer should
be noted: The interpretation nf Neb-
ttchadnezzar's dream teaches us sev-
eral thi1l(J about rhe hittory of the
world from that date to the-end of
the present age whkh it is important
for every student of the Bible and
of God's providence· to know : 1. It
~chu that God, having cut aside
Also, the I&J7le author writes: "2. H1s own ~le Imael for a time, has
The book I of Daniel) alJo gives the in the meantime committed all the
background of world history from the pown-and dominion of the earth into
fall of juusalcm to the coming of the the hands of the Gentiles who, (or
:\lessiah and the establiahment of the the time being, were rcp~csented by
Kingdom of God. Altho1 ch the Lord the Babylonians (vv. 36:38). 2. It
had put His own chosen nation uide teaches that after the decay of the
for-the time being, Hia pttl'pOK of Babylonian monarchy this power and rr~eznpti~ wu atill marine on. The dominion should be entailed to three
pomt of v1ew, however, has now b:en other kin&doms. jft; 5tlt~ssive order c han~ ~rom .Judah and Jerualtm to which sub~lil:nt chapten of t~ ~~~~ . hie kmcdoms. of tfte world. book 1 of Daniel J, supplemented some-"'(ti<f!lWz~.~f••!>< Y.,.tolea:ba~o bqun whot•perltapo by seculu hislory, oltow .• u ~ I . 4J .. From h1a hJCtt~a~: f6' ,appll to Pcnia., Greec..-·aad Rome
. .lion, 1n."~ ..COY~m·nt IPW'~A :'\~tvely (vv. 39-43). 3. h
world erryp•re, _Dam~l looked out upon teaches that during the period of the
a ';"Orld 1n W~1ch ~11 own ~le we.rc fourth kingdom, Rome, God Himself ~x •les. .He \\as gtvrn a ser es of v1s-would set up a kirigdom, which would
1ons wh1•.h revealed the ~ral courll': destroy earthly or human dominion
a1_1d ~haractt'r of world h1story from altogether and in its tum last forever
Iu s t1me on"?rd. Thus Daniel is t he (vv. 44, 45).." (cf. James M. Gn.y.
Jeer of the n~ of the Gentilea. HiJ SpUJ.ttic Bsbl• Stt4dl#s, Nev• Edition m~ssagc ~ 1ntended to C0:1.1fort the -Reviled and Enlar,ed, 1923, p.
f:uthful remnant among the Jews in 162.)
the. mid!llt of the sufferinp . thro1·1h
wh•ch they were to pus while waitinr
for the Messiah. anrl to auure them
tl·at God wu carrying on H ia puroose
still and that His pronUM'd K 'ng-
dom was sure to Comt'.'' (d. J oho
McNicol, Tlli11ft.g Tltrowgll tlu Sibil.
n.d., Vol. II, pp. 187, ISS.)
1be outline of tbe present leuon,
which is entitled "Nebuchadnezzar!s
Met::allic I mage," is as follows:
1. The Dream of Nebuchadneuar
2. The lnterpretati:."'n of Nebuc:had-
nuzar's Dream (Dan. 2 :36-45)
Tho D,..Ot of Nollt1ChodttoD41r
Venes 31-35 of Daniel 2 Kt forth
the actual dream of Kine Nebuchad·
nezur. Here the summary of thia
~e by • CO!lla'Vative ICholar
should be obtoTYed : "II [the ,dream J
waa a huce irnagt: or ,atatut the kiar
Aw. lb form waa that of a eipnric
man, resplendent with briahtDet&. im·
posin1 in attitude, and terrible in "P"
peranc:e. UnUke 'Ill other Work ol
•rt with which the kine W'll familiar
thir coloeu.l man .,.. compoe:ltr:. It
wu modo up of five df....,. ...,._
nolo; lhe head of cold; tho -., and •rm• "' 1111...,.; the boDy and thicfio of bruo , ~~>• 1ep of tton ; "" feet and
-of in>a IUid clay. Ao tho 1dDc
pl<d "" the lofty ....... ouddenJy
IUid witltoat premanitlon a ..... , a-
ln.-humon and aupem_qman m ito
orJcin, lll"'dc tho 1..... with c:ruolt-
inr fore. ... i11 r..t. . ..,. <nufllllod tho
clay, trOD, twa., .u-..,. llf)kl lolo
powder which tho wbtd canlad away.
lf the a. aod Jplwdor of the colciiM
Ia JIIUIIic: -1 -l-Ite, hoW """" _.. ................. Ito -'*'loa·" (d. W. G. M001-.!,
0 ........ StNI#r ill llot B..U ,1 .IM ow r-.,.,, 2ac1 ..s..••· p.2ll.)-
In conclu~ion, it is suitable to quote
the remarks of an able expositor of
the Bible : "Thus, by means of a vis-
ion revealed to the greatest m.march
of the Eatt, and interpreted by the
prophet Daniel, Almighty God hu
ginn a warning to kinp and natiom
in t~ btter days Let them not be
elated by their weah:h and power, or
~zltd by their gJory. 11\eir exist-
en~ is fleeting and transitory. They
will be like the spectral phantoms of
the ancient monarchies of Babylon,
Persia, GTeeee, and Rome, which have
v.nisbed forever. Dut then is a kin~
dom which will never pau away -
the Kingdom of Christ -and it will
bruise and break in pieces all earthly
kinrdoma that oppoae it, and ·it will
become a great mountain. and fi11 the
eanh. Therefore, in timea of trouble
and trial, and of rebuke and blas-
phemy, let the subjects and citizeru
of Chriat's kinrdom pouess their aouls
in patience. Let them contend val-
iand)' for the faith, and, if netd be,
suffer joyfully for it. Their vietory
is certain. The ltOI'TD will soon ~
over, and bt succeeded by an .rverlut-
ina: calm." (d. Chr. Wonbwonh,
Tlt1 BotJit of Dcu•Wl, 1871, p. xv.) •
Full . Faith-
"Do ""' <rJ; 1'1 -,. -.--.. -..... -~~r~-·--......... "'_,. __ I .......... ,.,._ ... -..-. .. ""' .. -"" .......... ,..-..,_..__,.. .... ,.. ." .. "'-...,...._,. ........ -........... lilt .
"PsQII!ilf '""-I ...,.
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OF CAL1101lKIA,
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Alllil!llBD ORDIR TOIII)W
CA. fOR CHANGE OF
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Ctadf O'NtiD llu lllld I
polllloO lo llWI eourt lor ..
. cwlllr allowtl>c ~ lo ....... IIU/bor ...,, lrGm
Clailr O'NtiU to Clodr FaJr.
cbUd.
It I$ bereby ordertd that aU
penou lnterelttc! 1111 tbe ~Dit
ter atoreaaJd ~before tb1a
court in Oepu1m1Dt No. a at
100 Cl•lc Center Drift WMt.
Sub. Alta, Callfonla, OD J11M
25, 19?4, at 10 o'clock a .m.,
ud then aDd there shoW caUl,
1f any they have, why said
pet1t1oo ror chance or oame
lhoUld D0t be IP'aDied,
It ~~ further ordered that a
copy ot this order to sbcnr
eawae be pii>Usbed In tbe Ea-
stp, a oewspapet of poen.l
clrealatlon, ptt>Usbed lD thla
co11nty at least once a week tor
four coosec~tve weeks prior
to the day ot saJd beartnr.
Dated: May 10, 1974.
Frank Domenlcbint, Jud:p ol
the Superior Court.
In PRO PER -411 N. Vine
IB, Aoabelrn, CaUl., attoroey(s)
tor Cindy O•Nelll.
Publlsb: May 16, Z3, 30, JUDe
6, 1974, In the Newport Harbor
EnsiiJl.
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buslDen u: Jacqale'l, 1&41 KEENE, DION, MAOOEN ' Dille MIJI:l, 1914 So!Jcf, Udo b:le, bttweeD 11
E. C01.st Hw,., CoronadeUiar, JtDDinp, Prot'euiooalCorpor-FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ln purs\llDee ot a rnol~ til tM 8au'd otS~~Is a.m. aDd 1:15 p.m.
ca. 92:1!5: u:u. Robert c. attoa., Suite !530, AVCO Finan-STATEMENT of the Oranp Couaty Flood Coalrol Dlltrlet adapt_!drvrNI1 • • FRIDAY MAY 10 Miller, S30 Poluettla, coroaa ell_l Tower, 620NewportCeoter Tbe foUowtnc persoos are 1914 dtreeUDc thl• ~~DUct, MOTI:I 8 RIREBY ""u. tbat •
del Mu, ca. aus. Drln, M41wpori Beajh!CaUtorp -dola( bulDea as: Y. A. Duck tbe Clerk o1. aid Boad wUl ncetft ta Room 501-ll the r J~J~or:-t.!'..u.:r.!.etN!?'
Tbla bualDua IJ eoodac*-cf ala tueO, Attone7\• for: e-compdJ, Z045 s. State Collep Co~mty Adm~ Bld)dla&, !515 llortb Sycamcwe • 0 • -
byu IDdiYJd:~al. tttloMI'. BIYd., Aoabelm, CA. 92805:Jay Suta Aoa oo or beloc'e tbl .._. o1 I:OOp.m. af'J .. 11, port. ... cbl.r(tld witb belle
Slped: Mra. Robert C. MU-Publllb: Kay 16, %3,30,1914, Eno Myeu, S%1 CaiUope St., 19"JJI sealed btdl or pr.,.la b' tbe cautruetloa of U.t lDtolleated ln p..Ue at 1:10
ter. lD tbt Newport Harbor Enslp. Llguu Beach, CA. 92651 ; M, portion of Elltrella storm Drabl from bac:b oatJet to Camlbo a.m. at S6tb Ulcf Put, Welt
This .tatemeot Yl• flied Yitb Todd Myers, same address. Capistrano. Newport • • • A TV Mt ftlllld
lbt Cotmty Clerk ot Orui' LIGAL MOTICI Tbla: buai.Dess Is coodueted SCHEDULE OF weaK rrEMS at $Z90 n• burclariAd from
County oo Aptll 28, 19?f, Wit-bJ a pneral partnenblp. (1) Lump Sum )loNHytsoA, (I) Lelp Sum Cleu-IDC ucf the bome ol KatllleeD Mocmey,
ll&m E. St Joba, COWity ell'rk, FJCTrrJOts 9tmNESS NAME Stped: Jay E. Myers. Restoration, (3) 471 Ca. YU. ltrw:bftl l:rcuatloo, (4) 155 210.1/% 35tla St., Wut Newport,
by Tberea. M. Ward, deptQ. STATEMENT This statement was Dlttdwlth Cu. Yda. Structural Bld:fUl, (!5) 1110 Ca. Ydl. Cot~~J~~.eted betweea DOOIII MaJ 10 ud 9:10
LIGAL MOnCI Publlsh: Way z, 9, 11, n, tbe County Clerk ot Orange FlU, (6) 181 Cu. Yda. Clue '•A" PCC, (7)) %&,410( lbl) • Re-pw • .,.m.d~ll .. ay _!2
1 u'....:...:.,.WICIUslmm
SLP-14292 1914, In tbe Newport Harbor Tbt foUowiAc perSOilS are County on May 11, 1974. IDtorcinc Steel, (8) 101 LlL Ft. 54" (&000 D RCP, 9 8S LID. .. ' -~ ............ ' •
SUPERIOR COURT Ensign. F -3S431 :~:;,a;:;::~!~:~ PubUsh: May 23, 30, Jt.me 6, Ft. 54" (2000 D) RCP JacUd. (1~) LIDp SID R..C. TraDiltloa eo Sbor'u, reportecl $9I1Dcaab
OF CALIFORNIA, wa•, N~ Beaeh, CaW. 13, 1914, ln the Newport Harbor A, (11) Lump Sum R..C. Trull.tklll B, (11) LIDP Sum R.C. stolea from hl• bome between
COUNTY OF ORANGE 9Ziao: Gtn)cf Lee Mowe, 418 Enslp. F .33916 Transltloo C, (13) l.umC:I Sum R.,C. 'l'l'lultD D, (14) Lump 2 p.m. May 3 aDI1 2 p.rn·. May
A-~a96 LKAL MOnel Sam R.c . ''""'UOII E, (15) 410 ua. Ft. 14" 011. Cut-ID-10 ... Goorp AIUIIIII, 310 E. •• MAllE Gokleorod, Coroaa del Mar, Ba-Bl~ ~~ r-rt-DR. WILUAM B. LANGSDORf In tbe Matter of the i.ppU-FtCTtTIOtE B\SINESS Ca. 921!5: Tbomu Norman LIGAL MOTte I Plaee Pu .. , (11) 10 Ea. Drtn.c' lteel Jbtlll lor piles, "'·• ~. _... ..,. of· Corou del Mar. fomtd1Dc
eation of Yolanda Kathleen Val-STATEMENT Mowe, 411 Goldenrod, Coram (1 1) 2 Ea. CMP lnllta, (18) 141TouLooee Rtp-Rap, (19) 1 Ea. Ms car lloleo from ln troat prelideat o1 C&l1f.:ln11 State
In the Matter of tbe i.ppU-Tbe foUowtac ptriODI are d Ill C 92625 ORDrNANCE NO. 1561 End Gate (ZO) 4 EL Seep~. .. Wella, (11) IZ lJD.. Ft. 89'' of blJ apartmeat, bat later DW UDI•orlll)', F·"·--, na~-
d ID ""·•--...._ r_....._ e ar, I. · HECI • ~-It -·~ to •~ •~ b'--.. _. ..._...,... ,..., caUon of YOLANDA KATH-o I ~aU:.....-.._.... Tbta baabeas Is coadueted ANORDrNANCEOFT • (1350D)RCP,(%2)LampSamTHDell .. -.... _..-.. ...... -_.."' or.cl May 1 YbeD tbe tallest
LEEN VALENCIA For Change General Store, Zl'JA UariDe by a poenl partDeubip. TY OF NEWPORT BEACH Pursuant to tbe proyta~..a of SeeUoD l'm at tb1 Labor MaiD st .• 9&b:la, ucf remem-
of Name. Ave., Balboa Ia:laDd, CaUl.: Slped: Gerald Lee Mowe. AMENDlNG SECTION 10 .18.-Code of tbe State o1 CaWorlda. tbe 8Ciucf of SIC)ei"YY..Irs bertd be had parked It there. ::"':. ~n=~ Ha'7'~ !e::
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Douclas Scott Yoq, SU Sea-TbiJ atatemeot was filedwlth 020 Of THE NEWPORT his ascerta.tned lbe ,.....t preftltlq rate ol ...... IDd • SATURDAY, MAY 11 1q: tbe .ebool of busloe•sad-
FOR CHANGE OF NAME ward Rd., Coroaa cfel Jlu, tbt County Clerk of Oranre BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE employer paymtDtl for bealtb ud wetfare, fteatioa ~oo GarJ .. atO, &05-1/Z Becooll, m&Dlltratloo ud 1180 admlnls-
YolaDda Kathleen Valencla CaW. 9%625; Robb Nlcolu CoiiDty 011 May 10, 19'74. TO PROVIDE FOR THE EX-and stmllat' ~· appUcable to the work to be doDe. Coroaa del Mar, reported I tratln ometrs. He sened as
has filed a petition In t:tticourt Ezsell, 419 HeUotrope, CeDI, P_.,lllh: May 16, zs. 30,June EMPTION OF STATE Lt-These rates sr..U be tbe miDlmam Yl~ ~: ~~ TV •t. lalrdr'J'er and otber pruldelll: from 1959 to 19'70
for an order allowlncpeUt1ooer CaW. 92825. 5, 1914, lD the Newport Harbor CENSED BtSINESSES OR ;ect. These n.te• are oa. ftle YUh tbe W Items, nhaed at $4%2:, stoltll aDd as noe-chiDeeUor toraca-
to change her name rrom Yo-Tbls buslneu Is coodocted Enslp. F-33192 PROFESSIONS FROM THE Supentsors uct oop1e1 YlU be made anllablt to uy tater-from td.s &l*f{meat bttW .. demlc atratrs from 19'70 unUl
Ianda Kathleen Valencia to Yo-by a paeral partDersl'llp. RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED ested party oa. reqout. 10 p.m. M&J 11 1M 1 a.m. his retirement lut fall. He Is
landa Kathleen Gulterre&. Slped: Doucll.• S. Yoq, BY SECTION 10.18.010 EN-Plans aDd spedal proor1st.ou wbl.eh lnehde coatract docu. MaJ 12 , .. Gvy Parks, 5515 ID alwnDUI of Ocetdental
It Is hereby ordered that ROOb N. EueU. uMJ. MOTICI TITLED '•fORTUNE TEL-ments wtll be aftlll.ble tor e.aml•tltm Yltbout ebu'(t at Rlnr, West Newport, reported CoUtee u:1 eu-Did his Ph. D.
all persons lnterested In the This sWemeat wa• ft.11dYitb FICTITK>l'S BlBINESS NAME LING PROmBITED"' the omee ot tbt Dl.atrtd or m&J be IICW".cl CIO" paymect, ttat bls U5'1 TriWDPb motel'· LD blstOrJ at uc Berkeley.
matter aforesalcf appear before tbe COCIDtJ' Clerk of Oruce STATEME!fT. Tbe City Colllcll of the City tncluc11DC State Salel Tu, at: (a) $4..h. U reqoelted bf mall cycle wu .tot. f1oom b1Jrea1-
tbts eourt In Department No. Co\llty oo Aprll 26, 19'14, WU-Tbe lollowUI.C penoa IJOOI.Dg of Newport Beach OOES OR· al¥1 (b) S3.18, 1f picked ~at Dtllriet doe, made s-Jiblt to: dtDee behr"a 9:SO p.m. May 11
3 at '100 Clvlc Center Drive llam E. st JobD, ~clerk,. butaeu u : Dt'Nl'slftld Mar~ DAIN as follows : Oruce Co•tJ Flood CODtrot Dltltrlet, POit omce Bol1071 ud z a..m. May 12 .•• Someoae CITY COUNOL WARNS
West, Santa Ana, CaU!ornla, by Tber-11. Wud, cllpol)'. kolllle Auoc:llteo, IIZI W, 18th SECTION I . Sectloo 10 .18.-(llalUII( acldreaa) 400 Cine Cr'• Drln Wut ~"' IAI-slolt 1..,. --·· 1959 OUTRIGGER TEAMS
on June 25, 1914, at 10:00 PubUab; May I, 9, 16, IS, StrHt, NI'WPOI't Beeeb, Ca. 020 of the Newport Beach Mu-dress) Santa ADa, C&ll.lonia. AutiD H•Jey car from IDfroat Tbe local O!lltrtCPr bc:Jt.t rae-
o'clock a.m., and theoandthere 1914, In the Newport Harbor tii&O: FraU. T. DtttDir, 2140 ntctpal Code Is 'amended to There Yilt be 110 ret.d tor rehn ol piau uclJI*Ial of h1l bomea.t 5405 BnceCre-lac te&ma Ylll worla 0111t ap.ID
show eause. 1f IDJ U.,-t~a?e.. ,.¥~~., ., .. _.,,, f-~· ·DeSoto AFII•o1ColtaUea,CaUf. read: proflslou&Dd retln II MOT reqared. ac-. Udo .......,.._..,.. ek _. lD Newport Bay ,.,, ..w llilltlpo> ~qr_._ 111 ,., .,. ....,_..._ .__ ,., "to.ta.ozo E•-· Tbl Tbl -• --11111 -~"*' llar-cb '· ..... '~ .... , y. *', -1 • n , , __ _ nam'e sftould oot ~ graated. o".(Jiidl................. In '"'r'ftl'j'~Wi:a • .W li 'eoadocted ptoftstoDa of Seettoc 10.18.010 19'7!) an at.o part ot tliiLI CCIIInCL ~ "'.. II " • • .. .... ftl-biiiC ..... Bit boUI ~.,...
11 Is furtller ordered that a by 111 IDdfrictaal. sball not be construed to In· speetneatloDS ud ptu.l are ala a'fiUib .. at tbe aiiiCI al lied at $315 wu r.retari.Md wanect taat week tblt per.
eopy of tb.is order to show FtCTh'IOlE BlBINESS !(AilE S(ped: Fru.t T. Dettner. elude, prohibit orlnterferew1th the Dtstrlet tor aa addttao.l ebatl"t lllct.dlae State Salet from tbl cance at tbe bome mluloo to store tbetr bolla
cause be pubUsbed In the New-STATEMENT Tbla atatemeat was ftled. wHb uy business or pro!essloo en-Tu, of: (a) $3.50, lt ptc:Ud liP a.t tbe Dlatrict atllee ud of WUU&m Krock, Cl Maret.-could be taken away u
port Harbor Ensign, a news-Tbe foUowlnc periOD 1tdo1Dc lbe Ca~mty Clerk ot Oru.ce ppd Ill by any person or eo-(b) $4.51, U reQIIUtecl by mall. .... COI'CIII. del Mar,IOIMttme eomplabiU OGDtlnue from re-
paper or general d rculatton. buslnta 11: CalieDte ,Pres-CoaatJ oa. Apr1116,1914, wn. Uty Ueensed under State law, By order of U. Bol.rdol~.saltbeOra.lrpCCMmty .,... .. Stpt.1,19'7S,ucfll:30 •kleo.t. wbo elalm tbt bol.ters
pubUsbed in this county at least Urre Tours, 11.fl1lrY1De 81f'd., uam E. st Jot., eoaaty elerk. or wltll the exercise of any Flood Control Dlatrlct, OraJael eo.tJ. cauJanl&. a.m. May 11 .. , A boat mlalac ue lood, tout ll.acuace aDcf
once a week for four coosecu-Su.tte A, Tuatln,CA 9!680: PllDJ' by Tber .. M. Ward, deputy. rell(ious or sptrlt~al f'lmetlon W. I. ST JOIII( from Art'a I•.,..&. 1otlll ucl eaue partlnc problems.
Uve weeks prior to the day of C. Haskell I& Aleoc:late•, lac. P:lbllall: May I, 9, 11, Z3, of any priest, mlnlster, cler(J'-CQiatJ C1eft: tat e1-oGldo Bay, Balbaa, wu reeoftftd Wembets of tn. 1m111 uct
said bearing. --a CaUforaia Corpon.tloll, 1i'l4, ID tbe NtwPIX't Harbor mu, mlsslooary, or an accre-(SEAL) Clert ot lbt Boud ol ~ U. tbe baJ Yitll Ute Ollboard Newport o«rtaer euoe c11lbl
Dated : May 9, 19,4. 1280 Loodomterry, Costa Mea, Eulp. F .33435 dlted representatlYe of any bo-at U. 0raate eo.tJ' FkiOd ec.trol motor aD1 pa tut, n.l..cl at cot City Coecll otaJ tor &DO-
Frank Domentchinl, Judge of CA. 9%626. Ill tlde chur ch or religious ot.atrtc:t $UO, mlu&DC •.. A macfallde, tber ylllll' (If boat stora,., W
the Superior Court. Tbls bualDeu II coodoeted I.IOAL MOnel orglnJ.satton. wberesocbprlest, By J-Ale:aader appueetlJ eauect: bJ water left wUl ba.,. to mcwe from thttr
Allee M. Hull, Attorney at by a eorpon.Uoo. FlCTmor.s BUSINESS NAME minlster, eleraman, mlssloo-0...,., rllllDlDC 1D the back yard at loeatloa In past years at tbe
Law 3613 Long Beach Blvd., Corponti.OD Name : PUny C. STATEMENT ary or accredited repre-PubUsh: Newport Harbor Euip, May IS aD1 SO, 1914 101 Canatloa, C~ cfel Mar, 19th st. street eo11 to tbe 1Mb
Lon( Beach, c aw. 90801, at-~:::~u ',~·cSlcz:!::~ TbefolloYlDCpereoalsdoiDC seotaUYe bolds a certificate LltALMD11CI LIGALIIOTICI-=~~~~~a!.~: St.eDdlnMarlnapark.
toroe)'(s)for Petitioner. Presid•L J · bustn .. s as: James Stpmu of eredU, eommlssloo or or-.. ~ Boat crewaY1Upnct1eedalty
Publlsh: May 16, 23, 30,Juoe Thllltatemeot was tlledwttb Architect A.lA. ,. APOCiates, dlna.Uoo from sueb booa nde HOTtCE TO COft'TilA.CTORS rc-. del Mar, ftlle It was tbroulb Od, ZO, after '7 a.m.
6, 19'74, In tbe Newport Harbor tbe C....t}' Cl k J ~--1 .~ QuaUSt Ste 103 New-church or relidt>US organtu. SUta Au Calltonda perUd below tbt blaftll Oftf· l.lld breton 9p.m,
E I II' ~ ~•&Oio&"' oJ\IU ., " • tloo ro~ded -···· that ~· .. z't to•~ t-a.l ... Ba•alde dur'""'tbenre. asp. c .... '--u Z9 1914 wu. port Beacb Ca. 9!660: James j p .... • • uue IJ • • --I • .... .... ECTORS ELECTED otm..,. oa ....,.. • • • 2 p 1, Balboa any chureh or reUgiousorpnl· lrl purau&DCe o1 1 r .. olatSoa. of tbl Baud at SupenUOI's Ylous DI.Cf:lt. Dl R
I.IGAL 11011CII Ulm E. st loltll, .-1)' clerk, Slpman, 21 ear ,.tlon •hlch Is orpnlsed to• ot tile Orup CoOIII)' f-COIIIrOI DUtrlct ._ed lily II, • SUNDAY MAY IZ BY IRVINE BANK
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME by p~= ~ p'f~• ~i"3· Is~:; c:;,~'!:· Is eoodueted lhe primary purpose of confer~ 1914 41reettnc th1s DOUet, HOTtCE IS HEREBY GIVEN tlat Tools ~loed at $141 were SeYea members ot the bolrcf
STATEMENT · Y • • • • b ldYidtal riD& certificates of com -tbe Clerk o1 aid Board YUI reeeift Ia Room ~llD tbe btlrcl&rlSed from the pra .. ot dlnetors of trnne NaU~l
The followln( persoo Is doln&: ~~· ln tbe Nt~ F ~fS: y S~ped: Jame~ Slpmu. mission, credit or ordloltioc County Ad.mw.trltloD S.Udlac, 515 Nortb S,camore Street, at tbe James Floch nsideoee, 8uk wen re-eleet.cl at a re-
bu&lness as: Lure o! tbe Kite, P. This statemeat wa• ftled wltll tor monetary conslderatioD ancf Santa Am Oil or belx'e tbe 110111' ot 1:00 p.m. ot J .. 11, 2446 Vlata &pr, the Bluft's, ceat stanhOlders meettac held
201-209 North Coe.st HYJ .• La-Lt!!AL ..,11CI. the Couaty Clerk of Crance not prlmarUy for the pta"PPH 1914 s.l.cl bida or pr~ta fer tbli coaatrDCtioD at U..t sometime betw .. 11100111 May I at the o\lrpOI'ter lnD ln lr'ltDe .
(UDa Beach 92651 : Lydia FeM _ _ County 011 May 1 1914 Wll-of teaehiDc a reU(Ious doctrine porUoo or Captmuo Beacb Storrn Dra1D from OoMDy Park aDcf 9 a.m. May tZ ••• CMr-Tbey are Jaek K. Haml)loe,
Numbers, 264 Fairview, Lacuna FICTITIOtE B\SIKESS N.UCE uam E. st Jobn, ~ty'cterk, of bellef shall DOt be deemed Road toCam1DoCap11traao. lotte Sc:boeffer, 520 Bretold&. president, Au.ji.En(iDeer!Dc Cor-
Beh., Ca l. 92651. STATEMENT bJ Tberea M. Warct, deputy. to be a booa fide cb.~ch or SCHEDULE OF WORK ITEMS Corooa del Mar , rtp)l'ted a pon.tioo; Genld W. McC lellaa,
This busloess Is conducted by Tbt followtrle per.,. lsdoiDC PubU.b· MaJ 9 18 23 30 relltiOu.. orpn.JJ.atloo. (1) Lump Sum MoblliDtsoa., (b) •• LID. Ft. ge" (1000-D) camera aDd leues, .alued a.t preaideDt, lnlaod MarketiOC
an 1nd1Yid1Rl. buiDeA u : BaWoa Metall Ill-1914, tn .tbe NewPort' H~~ SECTION I . This ordtu.aoee RCP, (Zb) 8'70 LtA. Ft. 1'-9"18'-0"RCB, (S)Lcmlp Sgm TreDeb JZ,liO, ltol.eD from ber home Compuy; Rtclard B. SteYtos,
Si(Did: Lydia Fenn. Numbers. ter•tloaal, 45?0 Camput Eui(D F -3364! shall be publlshed ooce In the SboriAL (4) N Uta. Ft. M" (lSSO-D) RCP, (5) 10 lJD.. Ft. 'Mtw'HD I ;SO p.m. May 11 ud pruldeal, Ell. OX. Bay Club;
This statement was ftled wltb Drlft S'll(te 11 lfnportBeecb · omctal newspaper of tbe City, %4" (2000-D) RCP, (ta) Lump Stn R.C. TraultlOa, (lb) l..lmp tO :SO a.m. May 12 ... Aboat James B. SlemCilS D, presidtal,
the CoWlty Clerk of OnDP cawWala ai.o: Caymaa: LHAL MOTICI aDd the same sball be effectin sum R,C. Tn.ulUOD, (?a) Lump s.m R.C. lillie\ ("7b) t..np ~ worth o1 tools were bw-lim Slemons Imports; Harry s.
CoUnty on May 13, 19'14. 8 w L. AttorM1 of Record: 30 days after tbe date of Its Sum R.C. Wet, (Ia) Lamp s.a R..C. J-=:tloa., (lb ~ Swe. cUlled from tbe p.np at Rt.tll', presldert, Rinker Com·
PubUsb: May 16, 23, 30, J\IMI G~' 8aru 6 Ellaa, ?00 FICTmOlB BtmMISS NAME adoption. R.C . JUDetloo, (9) Lamp Sum 1tC. lllllbo .. , (10) Lamp s.n lOifPb Marchetti's bome, 5100 puy; Rlcblrcf E. ourr,, anti'
6 1914 ln the Newport Harbor "E" Sweet, S E WuhlrlltOD STATIMIMT This ordinance was tntro-Cateb BuLD, w=ll', (11} L~~q~ Swn Catch Bull., w=7', RIYet, Weal Newport. betw .. of tbe A1rporter IDA, and Jam ..
E'nstcn " F -33863 0 c zoooz · ·• Tbe rouawtac P'I'IOU are dueed at a recular meeUnc of (II) Lamp sam C&teb Bu:ta, w=S.5', (U) 1A1:DJ1 s.n CMP 4 p.m. May lind 4 p.m. May B. Lpc.tl, prealdeDt. lniDe Na.
' ·...;,,. • . •· -~ .. ·~ clo!q --u : Solec:tProp-tbe Cit)' Co\mcll ol the Cit)' ·-~ (t•), -· •--E·~b c-1-M-(U) '"-I! ·-1 a--•. ~~-II. Rtu, pnii-
LIG•L IIOTICI ·~ _._, ~ ~ -ertiH, USZ S. S. Bristol st., of Ne-t -co bold 011 tbe Drop w-• --~· ~--· " --._ · b}" t eorpontloD. -...-SliD MahftJ• Tnfllc:. S dellt, Ol'rid IDdudl'le&, was alao
FlCTrriOIE Bt.m:NESS NAME C tlca aame· 8ollloa. Suta Aaa 1110'1': P_.AothoQJ 2Zod daJ of Aprtl, 1914, aad NOTE: 8~ m&J * Item• Ia, Ia, 'Ja ur1 Ia, RCP • MON'DAY, MAT 1 eleetld to tbe Board.
STATEMENT II='"'-· 'carmu, Vlolto,IOII--st.,Colla ••• aclol>led 011 tbe lith dar ••-••· or II>, lb, 'lb ud PI RCB .-, llort'" O,lar,ISII E. IIIII, "00HIER •RT DISPLAY Tbe followlncperaoo ladoloc. 8 e, 1 ., Me• Ca. t!UI; WUU1111EW1ld of May, 1~14, b)' the tolloWlnC Pun111M to tbt prOYtl1oDI ot SecUoa l'MS ot tbt Labor NtypOII"t Re~. rtpCIC'tedtuS "' " baoiDt~a 11, lrWill ~ 1rY1D. 'sliaatwro 6 11111 . Robert G. o..terretcll, !Til sa.J..., t..n., •ott, to .. tt, Cocle 111 ,.. state 111 CIBI>rDII, tbe Bnord 111 ~· :,.'':,.":!t::." 1~':',:.':':; WILL OPEH MAY Z1TM
R•tton 2100 E. Cout Hl&b-Gurl.-, ftc:ePI'..id.at Collta Mea. CaUf. taUt. AYES, COUNCll.MEN: MelnnJa, baa a..:ertal.a.l tbt .-.nl .....,a.IIIDC nte ot ..,.. ud lf Syl¥11. MOODier H\dlllettOG o(
way, co;ooa del Mar: Rlcllu'd Tb1a .._..,..., fl~wttb TMI _.,., ta CODdoeted. Dost&l,·Bifrett, KuetG. Rocers. emploJW p&JIIIeatl b' blaltb ud ,.are. tactboa ,....._ 11 Ud 1:10 a.m. llaJ · · • COib "e• la bact from retire·
c. IrwtA,2S1CaroattoaAl'eDit, tiM ~ dWk ol 0ra..ap bya....,.aJputMraldp. RJelloft,stoH. ud limUI.r .,..11 ~111 IIJIPicable to u. wert to be «-e. A typewriter, •••·• ud meM aJtw s Jell'S, ·ud Ylll
Cor<* del )(ar, Co.,. Alrtl h 1914 Stped: Peter A. Vlatto. NOES, COUNCILMEN : MoDI T .... ratllt IMJ1 bt tiM mlllm• ...,. l'll:et b' tiU pro-._.... -a:4•• "''-'11$<t0f M .....,..... 1Mr IU't woft at
Tblo bulllleu Ia bllnc COD· .... :. IIIJ 1• O ie IS Tlolllllte-no ftltdw1tll ABSENT COUNCII.IIEN , None jeet, T-nlao are .. ftlol -lite Cllrk o1 11o1 Bo1r<1 Ill .. .., taMto -llhl Oll'r 111. 1415 E. Ccut lto7., c..-dill
dac:ted tJr ulplll.-ldtal. 187, ~ ~ 11-:....; sUt.or '" c-ctort "' Oranp ~ld "-Mclllnl• s--• IDd ~-wtu .. -aftlllblt ,. .., ---·-· 5111 a.-., IIU betP"• Mar n, SM 1o
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u ~ CGoiiJ port PlltiiOro -. -IIIII ::"...:0:. ;::,ao=:. JAR COACH 8~1or .....,., a111oc1 •• "*' IIIIM· tM .. aa, ea-. But., bel , 1 eo aet a ftw BtU Piulea, u •..t•• Harbor wu btld ICOI'elesa
e-. -wMI lood -1 , tooa.U eoaeb ol N._t 1111'011111 IOo ftrol 4 IDIIlllp by TENNI!: PRO Ken Stuart boo OOIIIPWilJ 81o11111 a.U..:e at Rubor blP, tor tbe Put '1 Cbdl'ey'l Larry Ci&rela, but been slped by the Jobn Wayne
tM C.~-Oft!. ,_ tda .. .,... was aamed T..-y tallted twice ta tbe 5tb IUid Tellllls Club 1D Newport Center 4th IID'I1IIIt .uak:b maia eYet to succ~ DoD LeDt u btl4 ooce 1o tbe lth. as director or tenzds, accordlq:
1ut FrldiJ. Ia ..:rateb ractDc. cc.cb, Lut Friday, tbeSaUorswere to Ken wtmc. JWTC pre~tdent. t .. ~~~:=~~~~U tbt ~· start ena. Leot wtll become bead coach tbt oa.J:y S...t Leap team stuart whO hOlds a ma.ters
I Cbuii;J tpok S ltraiiiM lll'lts at Cypress C01Jep. to !Nn'IYI tbt ftrst CIF rotmd, deer~ iD educa.Uoa from Cal.
la hiDdleap bMta. !DcldD& tbt Coacb PI.J;Jica UDOaDeed lm-&J l.olra Uld ADabttm lost, ltorn.la state allnrstty at Loaa F,~iiii"TltAMA~ :~:~ 1~ 1M bU bND mediately that be would carry Newport's U:orpo Abbott was Beach is former u. s . Natto .. l
yard& tact ot tbe on Lent's style of ccacbJDc &Dd tbe trtDillAc pttcber as the PubU~ Parks teDllis cbamploa.
flDtJh. 011 tbe ~ of pl&y wtdeb led tbe Sa.Uors to Sailors came tact in tt,e ?th He was the wiDDer ot tbe NCAA
reeeat allotrlllcl. trtll bl mO'Ied the ClF playoffs last wtnter. I.Dn1.Dc ftom a 2-1 deficit. 1966 college dh1a1oD doubles
bact to tbl 10 yard tiDe tbll Tbe sqtad Is now boldlDc Newp«t hld tueD a 1-0 lead cbamploDSblp and was selected
week. But &Dd IOD'Ie of the sprlDc drills. 1D tbe ftrlt on Mark Dutty's to the 1966 NCAA Assn. to
other top riders start 50 yards PlnJ.ea wasat Lindsay Valley single &01! sto1eD blse, au. ln-represent Us team ln Austra-
harbor
photo
back:. bigt:l school tor 7 seasons be-field oat &Dd Abblott's sa.crl-ua In 1970,
"Wild Bill" Cody ot Garden tore coming to Newport in 1967. flee fiJ. El U:odeDI. tied tbe
Grove, tile OO)y rider to boat Prior to tbat 11a ns ho&4 pmela tile 4tb,lllll wool ahead OCC CREW IS JRO
Bast lD 1 scratch maiD ueat coach at Sebrb, htcb tn Oblo. 2-11D the 5th, Orange Coast College's
this seasoo oa tbe local track, NewpOrt Harbor remaJ.ns 1n With ooe down In the 7th, Junior varsity etgbt, competlac
wW be raciDe aplD Frldlly, tbe S~m~et Leapt. A re-Doug Chard cloubled, aod ap.lnst the best crews 1o the -f~±;;;~~~j' wbeo speedWay a.cUoo starts arraogemeot or leagues scored on Art Sorce's sUced West, ttntshed 3rd at the 1Sth
..:. at 8:15. throu.gbout Oran&e County wUI slncle. After Ernie Hook was IDDIII.I Western Intercollegiate
SouyNutter.uadeteatedbere ctYe tbem some oew leacue safe oo a force piay, Craig held Jastweet-i"""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"'il this year tn rnatcb races, woa opponeats, bowenr. The oew Smttb ran tor hJ.m. Pat Rober-end in B.C .
II lp.J.D lut FrldiJ, bee.t1Dc Mite Suuet League wtu lnciOOe son, Kerin Blsooette aDd B d G tes Bast's trotber, steYe~ This Westminster, Marina, Loara Dwayne Pautsch followed wtth ra a Frlday,.Soao.ywiUbec .. lleaged and newcomers Fountain singles to score 2 more runs.
by Mike Koole. The WHkly Valley, Edlsoo and Los Ala-RON SWANSON NAMED match race features 2 riders mltos. Santa Ana H1.11tlngtoo
rlllllllDc a 2-lai> "kino ol tile Booeb and Anabel.; have moved PIRATE OF THE YEAR 1.!.========--:.1 btU" race. on to otber let.gues. Freshman Ron SWan~nn was
SHERIFF
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') (...~( TENNIS SEMI-FINALS College bosehall lllllgollsports ~ ::1r Newport Harbor hlgb'stennis award baoquet. Swanson, a third :#"e S.ru .,..., OV /rr. $.~" CIF 4-A semtllnals wtth • 25-Beach, blt .266 In South Coast .~ \. '4'1 1/2 to 1-1/2 win over Sunny Conference action.
Hills. Lee McGonn, a sophomore
TABLES
'39500
, up ,.,'\e, .,...Tr\. t'lh. ~y; i team adYI.IIeed Tuesday to tbe basemao trom Hlllttngtoo
..-() Corona del Mar lost 15 -1/2 from Costa Mesa, won Pirate u-' R "ONTE CARLO Qh. to 12-1/2 to deteDCiln( champ-of the year booors tn gou,
TRY OU M ~· loos Beverly Hills. wblle sophomore Walt Brow• '"\:1:~~::='-=~:.J --A M .. lln lhelf-. Newport will play Santa of Costa Mesa was elected team
Monica oo Friday 1D the semi-capta.Jn,
llaals. CIARELLI SETS MARK CONTINENTAL DINING IN
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ALSO : Co,..pl•t• C•t•rint Setwiu
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ORDERS TO GO, 646-3120
CONSOLATION TITLE Oran10 CoastColle10strong.
After losing their opening man Tony ClareW tossed the
match, Orange Coast College's javelln 225-9 Saturday ln the
doubles squad of Bruce Southern Calltornta finals to
Matthews and Pete Lynch swept place second In the meet and
to the consolattoo championship establlsh a new ace record.
ot the 1974 CaWornl.a commun-He broke bts own mark of
tty college tennis tournament 221-8 set 3 weeks ago 1n the
held May 16-18 ln Ventura. South Coast Conterence finals.
Matthews is the South Coast ae wtu compete tn the state
Conference's singles champ cbamploosblps at Bakersfield
this year. College this Saturday evenlng.
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2161 San JNquin Hills Rd.; N.B.
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3 Jge. bd.mu:., dining nn. & view! Ready to go at f511,000. Incl. land.
OPEN SUN. 1·5 19431 DIVRY
CORONA DEL MAR
OCEAN SIDE OF HIGHWAY
Cute 2 bdrm. + guest rm .. on R-2 lot. Ideal
to live in or for investment. Offered at $69,950
BWFfS-ON BUDGET
r\cwly decorated Trina model; 3 bdrms., 21,2
baths. lge. patio. Close to Corona del Mar
High School. Offered at $59,500.
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PERFECT FAMILY HOME!
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Ju.t a block to part, library • ..-. Spoto
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2112 DOVER DRIVE, HARBOR HIGHLANDS,
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1605 W-lff 0.., N.L
~ 642-5100
JlJo !Jle
LIDO waterfront. 3 Bdrm. &lge. family nn., ·
or 5 bdrms., witn 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec·
tacular view! P ier&: .Ooat. $275,000. ·
WATER FRONT LOT ON LIDO NORD
40'x90'. Magnificent view! $250,000
LIDO NORD s HR .. s ba. Prize 60 ft. waterfront lot. Pier
& Doat. $375.000.
30xl05 Ft. Lido Nord View Lot. $165,000
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bome, haU bb:k from "'"''"·I $200 week, miDI.mam Z weets.
671.6718 or (1)124-11507.
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Sleeps 18. Mab r....,._-
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.. famllr Of" 4 an.. 16 fl.
high ht>anll"d cell.. a country
kitrh<.>n & portbl.k!fo Joe .•
malw t h1~ fitK' property .,..,
outst~ndln~ Du)• at lQi,;IOO.
lrn.•. land. traw 'optkm 9.\'111.
111 s:i9!i pt'l" mn.
:!.:1-1 \'T$T.\ M \ULK.\ -22CO
~IJ. ft. Und('r ~i0,000 .
l:xt•eptionul co n tl ilion .
Couple OI..'CUpiC'd ho n1 c .
reatul"'t'l< a 3G ft. li\·lng rm ..
decorator appointnumts. full
length C'O\"t'l'l'd vii!\\' deck
oil 3 bdnm. Stw-ltcred pa.tio,
incl. blt-ln gu BBQ -nicely
.. ·allpe.pel"ftl Thil: home ill
barely used 1< real.latically
priced at $69,500.
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Rue Homes bas _.-• 11r..:1o allloe lD
llancoclt Park to serve yoo boUar.
JUST LISTID Loree lot in Palm llelerl 011 calf ecune. Detallo on request fl8,sltl.
JUST SOLD
OUr Bi& Canyon Jot -we have more!
JUST BEGINNING
To think about IWimmlDJ[ in~ own pool!
_Wby DOt mjoy 1ba wbo1e Pldllc, ID IIIII
beautiful oceanfront 4 bclnn. bome. P71,500.
• '-•-JUST THE PREmiST
""""' IJ!e bome. Coantry modont 4 bclrm.,
2-story, 1rilh pier • aUP. AltiDc -.ooo.
IIUY 01' THE CENTURY
3 Bdrm. bome oo fairway, 'l'llln*lllnl &-
tales ID Palm Springs. New -r a. pool. Valued much hllber-"tklnf oaly
$100,000. lllwt sell immadiately!
Just piclt up lba pbone & call Hug Homeo
You'll be pleased you listed with us
Specializing in Homu of diotinctlon
HUG HOMES, REALTORS
567 Son Nlcolu Drive, Suite 102
Newport Center
640-4050
MACNAB
IRVI·NE
FINER HOMES
HUGE LOT BY THE SEA
In exclusive Shorecllffs. While water. Jet~
ty &: Catalina view. Private beach access.
Plans approved-cit{. & regi ona l. You own
the land! Ken/He en Hat1 1ey tH2·8235.
(W39)
BIG CANYON LOT
CHOICE custom lot-195' of fairway front..
age w/'J:lO degree unobstructable view.
$85.000. Jack Custer 642-82.35. (\\140 )
.~ ., 'CJW11L(Jt)I(IMG ~-
One of .Baycrest's finest! Superb quality
2 bedroom & convertible family room.
Beautiful woods. marble & fUtures. FulJ
security. $175,000. Ken Hartley 64.2--8235.
(WIG)
B4YFR'ONT MAN510NI AS NEW
136' Bayfrontage w/lsland-like seclusion
& privacy. Pier & slip . Parquet floors,
walnut panelling by J\.laster Craftsmen.
Like a European Manor-landscaped by
Beeson. Den, study, formal dining room,
3 bed rooms 1 guest or servant's quarters.
Priced under replacement cost. $490.000.
Fee property. App t. only. Gloden Fay
642-82.15. I Wll)
[Irvine 1-••m .. -,ca .. ,.,l
101 0... Drhre 142·1235
tiU liiiiiCArtaut 144·1200
Whatta Buy!
This kwel)' Least SpJilaS$ No. 1 home Is the
btsl bt:J 0D lbt bill IOdly. Tbe ''like DeW" OCII-
' diU.. ortll cloltllllt tho IIICty lady ol t .. -ud
dad Ud tbe ..U will loTe the pool sUe Jlrd wheN
eo ftWI1 flmll)' actiYlttes take place.
Tbe vtn from all &a~ lea will piN.suUy sw-
prlH )'01.; puUcull.rl)' u.e OUistaadtnc 1Plter ud
atPt IIIII Tift !rom till master bedroom ¥d boi-
COII)".
FM lud, aftilab .. lmmiiJI&tei;J.
•IU be-""-<ow. $107,500.
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Call today, It '
OPEN SAT. & SUN.l-5
See It! •
966 Sandcastle
Otistandtng flew ol ocean and hills from tbf.a
Do me wttb 1 1arp master bedroom, three smaller
bedrooms, family r oom, breakfast area, pleua.at
kitchen, Uvlng room and dlning area ... Z FIRE ~
PLACES •• , Z PATIOS ... BE:Atn'JFUL POOL!
LL THIS FOR ONLY$110,000 . .. . . '
2718 SHELL, COM
Only steps to quiet water beach ri-om an 1mmac.
ulate three bedroom wtew home in sec luded China
Cove.
..._.,n·2ut
Gracious cocwtyvd entrance 1Fith serene and color.
f'ltl prdell sets tbe stage for a bl'eattltakfng f"lew
ot both the bay aDd ocean.
Tbl'ee spacious bedrooms plus maid's room ..•
Cozy at1ng area in kitchen . . . Plenty of room
for a pool.
Belt of all, owner wUI consider Inter im ftnanctnc
at a very attractive Inter est rate to quallll.ed buyer .
PRICED AT $133,500
For an appo(Dtm ent , please call 673.8550.
THE REAL ESTATERS
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AND THE COFFEE
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are ~~pi ly •ettle d in our new office.
3637 E. COAST HIWAY,
CORQNA DEL MAR
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Salea tllroucb t11e Multiple u.t~a~
Sernce flf u. N•wport Harbor-c-.
M-Boud ot Realtor• Mtelled
$81.1 mlWCIII for tbe flnt 4 IIIIW"•
ot 1814, Tma IS MORE TRAil A
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P&RIOD . 4 '1m AGO. I,IH -
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CANVAS
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patio fun. Shode with c:Oiorl\.11
can\<as lor cool com ton. Call
or come bv for'tree estimates.
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NATIONAL CHARITY LEAGUE DEBln'ANTES were introduced Saturday at tbe i.n-
nouncement tea of lbe Newport Chapter at the borne of Or. and Mrs. Jam G~.
Mrs. David Van Oiest SkiWnc p.n eacb (irl a long stem yellow rose, and thea eacb
girl's mother presented, a cold and pearl medall1oo to be worn for the ftrst Ume on
the night of the debutante ball, Nov. SO. Here are tbe 16 debutantes: seated, left to
right, Laura Ann Farrer, Holliday Montgomery, Mary Patrtcla Rolfes, Becky DeKaDJ,
Dtana Luora Jobnsoa, Mllisa Smoot, Susan Lynn Mayrbofer and Kimberly Bishop;
standbig, Dana Lee Newquist, JuUe Marte Lohman, Cynthia Louise Hand, Nancy Ann
Nehrenberg, Gall Anne Langeobeck, Kathryn Ann Underwood, Erin Louise Smith and
Frederika Ann Hovey. The debutante ball will be held at the Newporter Inn.
Tickto ckers to receive awards
Saturday, June 1, will be the 00 the oew board will be: Mrs.
tiDal meeting of the year for Georp Draper M~.mger, first
National Charity League, New-Ylce-prestdent, membership;
port Chapter. Mrs. James Errett Shelton Jr.,
The ltmcbeon will be held at 2Dd Yiee-president, tbrlft sbop;
tbe Mesa Verde Country Club Mrs. Ernest Theodore Hinshaw
aDd w111 pay speclal trlbute to Jr., Srd rice-prestdeot, Tlck-
Tiektockers, daughters of Na-tocker coordloator; Mrs. Carl-
tiona! Charity League mem-too Harper Haod, 4th rlce-pre-
bers. sldeGt, charities; Mrs. Charles
Following the introduction of Edward Puker, recording se-
Mrs. Richard Homer Wagner, cretary; Mrs. Charles Brooks
newly Installed president ot tbe Montgomery, correspoDding
group, Mrs. Miles Larson, secretary; Mrs. Dooald Haney
Tlcktocker coordinator, will Palmquist, treaSIIl'er;Mrs.Da-
preseot certiltcatesand charms vld van DtestSk:Ullng, debutante
to each of the girls for commu-ball director; Mrs. Ltssostew-
nity aDd chapter service during art Mims, tmmedla.te put pre-
the year. There wUI be sever-stdeot; Mrs. Leonhard Freder-
al special awards tor girls gl-tck Mayrbofer, parltamentar-
Ying more thaD 100 bolD's la.n; Mrs. Edward Starne~. Juu-
througtlout the year. tors chairman; Mrs. Marshall
Following the hmcbeoo, the James Styli, advisor to Juniors;
12th grade girls wlU model teen Mrs. Henry WagnerJr ., sustal-
fashions. Models wlll be Kim nlnr chairman; Mrs. Willlam
1 Bishop, Becky DeKalb, l..adl'a Ellsworth Fisher, Associates
Farrer, Cynthia Hand, Ricky chairman.
69, ts the retiring president of
National Chapter board of dire-
ctors. Sbe thanked the Newport
Chapter for hOsting tbe oattoo.
al convention at the Newpo.rter
Inn ill May. Tbe eooveauoo
was atteoded by more tt.n 550
women, a record atteoclaDce.
II·T~BIIIGII
~~~~-~' -'*It 'IMUIISDAY, MAY !3, 197 4
COIDU D1L 11M, CAL,.
Rllld
.... to ·
Clu b
Jtud AJbere ot tbe Sblrmu
Fo.ttatloe, COI"ODI del Mar,
wlU ~ at tbt llnll mooUac
of tbt Rarl>or Vtow Hilla Gor-
4to Ctab at IUO p,m, Wtd-
DIDJ, May 29. He will talk
oa "E'NI'Jtldar JOU'Ye 'ahri.JI ,....., to bow aboC llrdeb-tac. 1M .... afraid to uk"
at tbe bome ot Mra. Jolm c.
Cox Jr, co ... RW.Gnc wtll be
Mu. Cohrt C. FiDe and Mrs,
Doaald Yabn,
Of'J!eers for the comlne year
wlll be tleeted. Tbe 1973-74
offlcers are Mrs. Thomu
Yuodt, prelideat; Mrs. JobD
C. Col Jr., Ylct-president;
Ura. WUlla.m R. Rowley, see.
retary; and Mrs. Richard H.
Scbwetckert, treasurer.
TAKES BASIC TR.I.II'411'4G
Army Private Duld B. Beck-
void, sooofMrs.JerryRQberts,
1935 Pomona, Costa Mesa, has
completed 8 weeks of basic
trainl.ng at the U. S. Army
Traln1ng Center, Infantry, Ft.
Ord, caw.
Brad Gates
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MEMORIAL
MEMORIES
Hovey, DLana Johnsoo, Gall At the recent installation of
Langenbeck, JuU.e Lohman, Su-officers, the Immediate past
san Mayrbofer, HollyMootgom-presl~nt, Mrs. Lis90 Stewart
ery, Nancy Nebrenberg, Da-Mlms, presented each of the
u Newquist, Mary RoUes, Er-put pre&ideob: from 1957 to '::;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;~; l!mtth, l ... tl .. Smoot; Ja-t ns with u 1\ononrY lU• mem-i lie Treat, and Kathy UDder-benh!p cert.Lftcate. Tb15 is tbe
wood. The modeletteprogram I!. first time the past presl~nts
directed by Mrs. Llooel MayeU. ban been booorld. Mrs. Earl
Servtng wtth Mrs. Wagner s. Olrlch, president to 1968-
We called it Decoration Day. It was on May 30, and it was a real
big day for everybody, especially school kids. An old veteran would come
to our school and we would all stand up and applaud him. Nobody had
to urge us to. Maybe he would remove his coat and shirt and show us
where he had been shot up. It was sort of ~orpi9, b!Jt ,t,he, ~~ .. "t.e !~ \IP·
Later, we would take wreaths that we had made from wildflowers,
and the entire school would trek a couple of miles to a cemetery and
we would reverently place the pretty flowers on the graves. The ground
would simply disappear under the blanket of fresh flowers. All the way
to the school a band would march along playing ''Yankee Doodle Dandy"
and other tunes. Oh, it was a big thing.
-
Theo in hosp ital
Theodore Roblns Sr ., loog-
Ume Harbor Area businessman,
Is sUllln Hoag bospital reeov-
erlng from injuries received
1n a May 5 auto crash.
Mr. Robln.s, 81, suffered a
dislocated hlp, a fractured hip
socket and bruises. He is Usted
in satisfactory coodttion, and
Improving at Hoag.
"We expect him to be in the
hOspital another 10 days to 2
weeks," his son. Bob, told tbe
Ensign Tuesday afteroooo.
''He's )ust waiting for tbe frac-
ture to mend and for some
muscles to ret back to oormal.
He's In much better spirits,"
• Mr. Roblns, a Ford dealer
here since just after 'world
War I, tas served twice as
president ot tbe Newport Harbor
Cbamber of Commerce.
He was ID~ed while be and
his wife were rldtng wtth
friends on the Newport Free-
way. Their car struck aootber
vehicle from the rear. OUter
occupants of both cars were
treated for mlDor lnju;rles,
Kl WAHl AHS WILL HEAR
~~~:1;;;:;:_..1 OF HEAR-MORE GOALS = Newport Beach cllnlcal
audtololflt NIDCJ Dlestel wtll
eq>laln tbe pll of Chlldren•a
Hear -More Iutltute •• tocoo-
stnct and malJQ.in a reerea-
tloDI.l camp ID Oranp Couuty
tor hearlnc tmpairtcl chtklren
--to two KlnnU chapters.
Miss Dleltel, whO La a mem-
ber or the lutitlD's board
of dlrecton, w1U address tbt
Oru,. Khranis Club at oooa
Tutlday, May 28,attbeFrtede-
m&llll buquot Hall .. Oraap.
Oo WedDaldi.J, Juoe '· 1M will
addreN the ln1ot KJWI.D11Cllll:l
at a aooa J.eblcll at the Atr.
-""' .. lniDe.
LILLIAN ALLEN DIES
Prtnte ....,.. wtre beklat
.. Jeltlrdi.J'far UlUaD Ft.
odor& AU•, 18,, ot ...0 De So-
Ja, eo... HJpluda, wllo -May 11 at a CCIDftlneeat raor. ••• llrt, AlJeD. a •U'N of C..:. -· --· ' ,... ..... 11 ••htd "' • • cUt lltiiJ ~ ., ... ~ .. -
Things are a lot different now, and Memorial Day has changed about
as much as the rest of the world. Nowadays, it's just another 3-day
weekend. Las Vegas fills up. The highways are jammed with cars racing
to get as far away as possible as quickly as possible. Some of them
are on their way to a cemetery, too, but they don't know it.
The schools don't do anything _for Memorial Day now, and I think
that's why it has all got away from us. If a veteran visits a school now,
he would stand more of a chance of being stoned than applauded. Ask
your kid what he's learned in school about Memorial Day.
Of course, wars are different now, too, and so are the veterans.
A lot of them griped about being drafted, got out in 2 years without
ever hearing a shot fired in anger, and now gripe about their VA check
being late. It's kind of hard to get all choked up over somebody like that.
Hope you got your buddy poppy from one of the nice ladies represent-
ing the veterans groups. Hope you'll remember that those who went
before us and ·died for us are worth remembering. Hope you'll slow
down over the weekend, and be around to remember again next year.
P. S. If you make the smart decision to stay home instead of joining
the traffic mess for the weekend, we've got plenty of Colony Paints
and other home-beautifiers from American manufacturers to make
this very American weekend better for you and . :: AL f9RGIT
THIIOUTHLAMD'S PIMUT • HAADWAal • COLONY PAINT~ •IMALL APPLIAMCIS e ,L ...... 81Uf1'1'Liel
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