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SIICIWI>aWq pay -bJ "Ow prtU .......... bod&ol tor
city empkJyeea coa1tt trta-r aeJt u.cat )'tu lt taluc:ed
tas IDcteues IDd tbreateD tbt ript DOW.~ Mr. Wyna told the
city's baJa.Deed budltt, Nnport ED.J1&a, "lQ lt'a Yery Uctat, c tty II.,. I", Robert Wy. aid aod II a .. r setiiAtmenl wttll
yestt:rday. the pollee pusbts us abowewbat
we tan pat ulde tor pay 1D-per eeot, aecordlnc to Mr. ''It the matter ls still ~m-CHECKING the new postmark on City of Newport Beach
cr.._..., we wtll hue to f1Dd Ivens, and would cost local settled tben, the Cowmcll could mall are City Manager Bob Wyna, Youth Employment
new re,.nues. The bud&et will ta.q:ayers aa extra $2ZO,OOO listen to both s14es IDd make Servtce Director F\orence Hayos aDCI President Pat Krone
be balaoeed." dlll'ing ttle flacal yeu startinC a (lectstoo," Mr. Wynn said of the Women's Olvlstoo ot l.be NeW'port Harbor Chamber
Mr. WJUD's remarks came July 1. yesterday, '•or tbey could of Commerce. The postage meter machine ln City :.fall
as poUce lDd city government He saJd tbe pay package tbe cboose to approve lbe rest ~ print& a message on each envelope, "Hire a Newport
a.egotlatora met apln yester-poUce are MlklnC would add the budret lDd adjust tt later youth --Y .E.S. 642-0474." The Idea ns suggested by
B I b. k f .I day with a state pay me4lator $3$0,000 to tbe tax bill. when the oecouators react!. a Mrs. Rayos and approved by the city manager. Tile
Oozing well
to be capped
I ers a I to try to reaeb a settlement. Tbe city bas atready acreed settlement." He said the first Women's Dtvtston made UWI arrangements and pa.Jd for
• • Pollee are believed to be ask-to gtn a Z-step 8 per ceot course of aetioo was most the die. Y .E.S. Is a ree-rree employment service operated
tn.a: tor pay raises of some-ralse to most employees. A likely. for Harbor Area youth and loc&ted In the Boys Club,
to blaze tra.ll wbere between 10 and 15 per 2-part 13 per ceot bite in "About $800,000 is resened 594 Center St., Costa Mesa. "There are tar more yoLmg
cent. pay tor nremea bas been in our preUmlDary budget es-people willing to work tha.n jobs to be ftUed," says Mrs.
City personnel chief Frank agreed to b)' oecoUators, but tlmate for pay raises and other Hayos. "We need jobs."
'1:,-: .. s:.o.:.:~ ~~:: =~·~~~:~~~~sih: ~~~~~~~::~~~F.; ?~~E~.t~i~:.~.~~: ;;~~::~i~i~?£~~not~~ All aboard our
try Mondll nt&bt. but lt nsn't praces. and park thelr ears 00 rram. All ot these tbinBS are
til •·eet " -'d "I"-Est agreement. The Council may tan to take ... • DO.~ 1o b'"'·-the ftrst bike e ...,. s, :NU .. .., es, worthwhlle, Including pay ral-H b H I .,, -od 1 laod ld 1 ho "There has been some move-over arbltratloo of the pollee Ira! I thr-·'""" the IJiand a s res en w opposes ~ ... , tor poUcemeo, •·• ••-moo-a r 0 r 0 p p e r .. ,.... • blk tr&Jls ment," he told the Ensign, "but pay dispute. CoiiDCil members ,., ...... ~u'""
Newport BeachCoUDCllmem-;e<or. Harvey Pease said we t..sleally baYe the samedlf-are doe to meet Jtme 24 to eyTmheust!_,ro_uodmediaomc ewpr~e,.m" o
bers Ustened politely to the st ·~t 1 .. A terences we had last week." make ftnal deelsloos oo tbe _.. _.. pleu of several OCI college Mr. Seek's reque uoa '""' would cost about $62,500 the Ne ...... rt's "Harbor HtvV'>ar" to '-• etty, and members or City c n 1nstr t the bike The city Is ofterlng raises $17.3 million bwlpt proposed w.... ..._.. ...., studeots who UYe oo tbe lslud, OUDC uc that vary between 7_1/2 and 10 t Jt flscal ttrst year. City miscellaneous starts hopping around town the League of Women Voters,
then turned OOwD their request committee to work 011 the bike or 08 year. employee raises will add about Monday morning. wtUch sponsored the bus naming
tor a designated bicycle route safety problem 011 B&l Isle N.H. CHAMBER OPPOSES $333,000 to ell)eDdttures, IDd Tbe new municipal bus line, coolest. niSO invited is Count}' -• across the "w-•ld -n a n....--a•s box c or a -...er pasap .... ..._ ..-&UUVI the firemen's n.Jse ts esttm-using 4 leased school busses, S\C)er\'1901' Ronald aspers.
Island's entry bttdre. of plans and dlscusslons. U ated at about $130,000. wW baul passengers on 4 Unes Susses wt\1 nm 1 days per
l..ee Solow, OCJ student ot-the bike committee wants to "Other add.IUoas to the bud-arolbJ town for 25~ each. week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
ficial aDd presldeot or the Bat-discuss Balboa lsta.m, it can CDM PARKING STRUCTURE get cao be ooe of tbe hairy Transfer tie-Ins are available Route 1 wlll run counter-boa [&landers, a student rest-do so withOUt dlreetloo from problems a city Dli.Digel' must wltb Orange Co~mty Transit c lockwise betveen Lido Isle, ~ $ked t•-C II t•-C"-11." Dr deoa If~. a uo:: ounc ,.., .,...._ face," said Mr. W}"''LD. District busses. Newport Sbores, SeashOre .
to "pltlse cooslder the Mayor Dooald.Mclnnlsln'f'tted City hall will be asked today the sb.te by the ·hospital for Almost e'f'ery Comcll budget A Monday morning ceremony Balboa Pen1Dsula Point and
desires of stooents in the ru. the OCl students to '•ret to forget aboutaproposedpuk-employees while tbe new park-session has added to the es-tn tront of City HaU wt\1 otn-Caonery VIllage.
ture" when tbey cooslder bike lnvolved" by attending BIIA tag structure at Jasmine and tng tower, oaw completed, ns ttmated costs. MODda.y, torn-dally laooeh the experimental Route 2 goes cloelcWise be-
tra.ll plans. meetl.ag, bicycle tratl com-Larkspur 1n Corooa del Mar --belng built. Hoa(s lease e1-ample, $1 5,000 was added to the line, wbi ch wlll run throughOut tween City Hall, SJ4)erlor to
He accused the Balboa Island mlttee meetings, and future at least for oow --and to con-plres In August. No flgm-es budget tor bicycle traJls. the summer . Hoa.g bospltal, 15th St., [rrlne
ImproYement Assn. of "leav-City Council hel.rlngs on bike centrale on teasing Hoag hos· were ar.Uiable late yesterday Also on Monday, the Counetl Wtnners of the name. Blvd., Santiago, Mariners, Do-
toe the stlldents out" of Island trails. pttal's parktn&lotooCoastHwy. on llow much Hoag pays tor postponed 1 dedst011 oo pay the-bus contest wtll be oohand, ver, Coast Hwy., Jambort>e,
decLslons, deSI)lte what he "Havtnc cone through the Those recommeoda.Uons will the lease. raises for Mr. W)'DJ\, and tor as wlll City ::olllcil members, Bayside, Coast Hwy., Dover,
cla.lmed ns a JtOOent popula-thing lo excruciating detail, the be made when the Newport Har-"I'm not sure whether we City Attorney Deonls O'NE-il Chamber or Commerce of-Cltff, Rtverslde, Coast Hwy.,
Uon of about 500 tor 9 months trails committee came 1C) wtth bor Cha mber of Commerce should talk to Hoag and try and CltJ Clerk Laura Lagtos. nclals, Supt. John Nicoll Arches and City Hall.
of nch year. areas of town they CODS1dered parking committee meets at to get them to renew thelr Those raises wtll be discussed of Newport -Mesa school dis-Route 3 will loop aroUDd East
TtK:re w\11 be no oil dttll-
1ng -· at least for now -·
In West Newport, where ooz-
ing oil ,lhteatens at least one
ho me and the safety of child-
ren.
lnstead, an abandoned W"ell
there will be capped after the
well Is vented to r~elleve pres-
sure.
Roy Nee!, owner of a d!C)lex
at 213 42nd St., wllJch bas been.
wrecked by oil er!C)tlng from
the old well, went alooc wlth
Monday's decision by tbe New-
port City Council, but he"s suing
the city, anyway, for $200,000
lor allowing the oil to dJ.mage
his property.
City ti.anager Robert WyM
said lle tad weighed proposals
by state and prlnte oil ex-
perts to extract the otl by
dr lllillg. but had decided to take
the advice of geolo(t.sts woo
recommended venting aDd cap-
ping.
Mr. Wynn said a lien would
be placed on Mr . Neel's prop.
erty to cover the cost of the
e.oergeoey work.
Ctty crews have buill a fence
arOUDd the oozing on sump
to keep children h'om ~illnl
\D, Mr. Wynn told the Council.
Tbe BnAtas cooslstentlyop-moll duceroas for bicycles," 4:30p.m. today, June 13, wtth lease, and then have the city to closed sessloa on U)e 24th. trtct, whlch leased the busses Bluff, the Blutts, Harbor Vtew
opposed uy bicycle trail on tile mayor DOted. "Balboa Is-City Mamger Robert Wynn, sub-lease, orwhetherwesbould Homes, Spyglass Hill, sa.o Joa-NPT. CENTER KIWANIS
tbe Island. land was DOt picked as one of The Hoag lot, wtUcb bolds talk directly to the state," Mr. c lr I N rl mulls quln Rd., Newport Center, and lO HEAR MAYOR TALK
Bob Palmer, zu Pearl Ave., the priority areas. It would be about 250 ears, would aeeom-Eorotll sald yesterc2ay. "UHoar en I ewpo back to the Bluffs.
who wrote a leHer to the CoWl-nice if we could ret all of the modate Lido ShOps employees returns the parcel to tbe state Route 4 will ruo clockwise Newport Mayor Donald Me-
ell latt week thrntentnc to things doDe ln ODe year, but and beach Ylsltors, according It must be gi.Yen t&ck tbe way 1 lh 1• between Fashion Island, Hu-lnnls will address oext T~~es-
sue tile BIIA if • bike-rider It wlll take some Ume to build to Rlcb Enrotb cbaitman of tbey aot u. a.Dd that wouldmtu. pro· b ems ,.. po ICe bor Vttw Homes, Cameo cSay's lUDCheoll meetln( of tbe
It ldlltd by a ear, uh4 tbe wMt haulr-.ctybttnplallDed." tht &-mu comm'utte. teutnc 1C) tbe partnc ud tbe • Sbons, Corona del Ma.r state Newport Ccter Klnnl5 C\\lb
Ca•rU .. direct .. .,..... lata. Ctt:J u ...... ltdb-~.~doc: ... mer• hE t•·cc.-r.ot~ .-..,, b«&th. In1De TtrT'aCI., SA._ bl tbe 1Sli.D4 HcMiai,JII"'OI'tn
to "draw _. p.._ tbat Witt ert Wyua ·aid be budpted oaty platatd MCIDda)' tt.t tX*Iboc-beJ:Ire Aucast, if we're 101ne -Vtrdutl from C..tnl tbU what be termed "tbe acute lslQd, Jamboree Rd., aDid the director Russ Jotl'l90D aa-
bt_, coad118t btU rkllrl.tely US 000 IDr biU trail• for u. tJoo LD tbtlr area by tbe OlD to pt the lot." Newport met late yester~y tratnc aDd par\d.Dg problems oew nre and pollee statims ln r.otmeed yesterday.
aerou tbt lllud to tbetr ttsei.l year lt:U't1Dg July 1, In-Koll Co., lJK:Judln& eJosing of Presumably, fUDds tor leu A wttb pollee omctals here to 1D Centra 1 Newport.'' Newport c enter. TbJs week, Ri chard Clucas
hOmes," and to maketbebrtdp stead of tbe $ZOO,OOO soupt Vla ()porto to tra.fftc, has put tng tbe lot would come from dlscuss traffic and parkillg Route maps are anJlable of West Newport dtscu.ssed his
croutDc ater for cyeHJts. by the bite committee, because tbemlD apartl.agblnd. UCham-the $283,000 oow in tbe city problems 1D the area. EVB..l E YOUNGER TO from dr!Yers, or at Cit}' Hall. service on several city com·
Cltlzens btcyclt trails com-"i.rl past years that's about all ber dl. Commerce plans work parting meter hlld. The f\md The a rtemooo meetlDgatCity BE GUEST OF HONOR City tupayers wtll subsidlu mtttees aDd commissions, de-
mltteema.a A11an Seek of we've been able to ret built out, the city would lease the has been built LC> over Ule Hall ns called by Captain Don the bus line speodlng an es-scribing himself as a '·conser-
Corooa del Mar backed the because ot difft.eulty ln getting state-owned lot betweeo Hoag years by holding out part of Oyaas, commander of tbe New -y Attocne~ ub':'neral 1 Eveflle tlmated $1,2,600 for the vatlve who Is also an en•lron.
students and accused the City permits from tbe coast com-and the highway, and run a the receipts from parking me-port
1
Pollee deoartmeot'spatrol r::1::.cion: wUicanbeno; ~~ summer, accorcU.ag to an es-ment;allst."
Cotmctl ot tnstruettng the bl-mission aDd the state Dlvlston shuttle bus to accommodate the ters. The money Is earmarked ,dh1s oo. f oooor at a 00 bost cocKtail tlmate by City Manager Robert MRS. RUBY KERR OF ~~~~e a c~~::'tt: ~C:eu:: of Highways.'' :;:hc!';:.s merchants and fo~.~':n~":~~;~t'::a:t fo;·s::: :~~~ :J ~~~~:arty to be held from 7 to 9 w~~ name "Harbor Hower .. C.M. SUCCUMBS AT 88
had no eontrO'f'erslal routes. Committee chairman Mary A parking building oo Bay . up to be a revolving fund to happy to obllce,'' CaptainOyaas ~·~~t~~:~~da}~t:o~ 1~·e::!: submitted by Davtd Badger, t't, Services will be held at 3
"And the Balboa Island route Blake asked for more mooey side, between Larkspur and suwly parking all a.rowxl told the Enslen yesterday. "We and C~lson 'taw offic'es 4525 or 547 Sa11ta Ana Ave., Newport p.m. today, June 13, In Bell-
Is cootroverslal," said Mr. so that the Arches overpass Jasmine, was proposed to the town," rerr.arked MayorOooald had pollee speetaUsts In such Ma cArthur Blvd., Airport' area. Heights. He got a free bus Broa\Jway Chapel, Costa Mesa,
Beek. He said the Island bridge and Udo Isle bike brld&e plans city In April by Jay Cowan Mclnnts Mondayafterooon, "but fields as tra.mc, DateoUcs, u and Mrs Sam Barnes of pass for the summer and a for Ruby Theresa Kerr, 88, ot
Is "a poUttcal hot potato," and could be speeded IC). ot Shore CUtts, wbo said his It hasn't revolved much." cheeks, bur&\ary and commun-N:~rt Beac.h are arranging $25 gttt cer tirtcate from 249 Flower, Costa Mesa, who
later calledonpeopletnterested Monday Dlgbt's Council dis-Costa Mesa company could lty rtlatloos oo,!-nd to answer for the reception, which wtn a shOpping center. died Tuesday In a local con-
in pttl.ng more bicycle trails CIISSioo ollheblkepla.Dsended build the structwe to bold 97 ACUPUNCTURE TALK tbelrquesUons. k. th begiMin or the nlescent nome
to •·can the city clerk or call wltb Balboa lslaDd Councilman cars and put 2 teMls courts y He said tbe meeting ns not mar pa.lgn e leading tog lhe No -HOOGE, DALBEY GOING following se~•tces conducted
me at 675-4650 aDd vollmteer Paul Ryeltoff and Balboa Peni.D-00 top ot the 2-level, low-AT N.H. Y • C. FRI OA prompted by any ~must». I crime ~:~ber geDl'ra 1 election. TO EXCHANGE CONFAB by Dr. Earl lsbeU, lnllfnment
to sene oo the commiHee -· sula COODCllma.n Howard Ro-profile bulldh"'· Aci4Qleture, a 5,000-year-old problems In the area, other will be ln Pacific View memor s ~· 1 ts of ~ Dick Hodge aDd Jack Dalbey there are always vacancies." rers, .........., Yoca oppooen '•We teel that the entire Cor -medical treatment oo• used by Th d" ted will represent the Exchange ial park., Harbor Vtew Hills.
Each ot the 7 Colllcll mem-blke trails where they UYe, ona del Mar parking picture American physicians, wtll be dis-eater row 1es ous Club of Newport Harbor at the Mrs. Kerr, a native of Maine
bers appoints a member and an spearheadtnc a soeeessful move should be studied, for both re-cussed by Harold Goodman of SOth annual convention or the wt.o had Uved In Caltrornta
alteroate to the commtHee. The to sebd the suaestions of the creatlonal and business park-West Coast Medical Gr~. Santa California District Exchange sioce t9Zl is survived by a
committee designed the city's students and Mr · Beek back inc, before any decision ts Ana, at nooo this Friday, JIID814, Port Theatre maoacer Lor en parent wtth you to .any L or sister, B~che Gates of Maine
master plan ot bike trails, but to the bicycle commtHee "lor made," Chamber of Commerce at the NetrpOr t Harbor Ya cht BeDDett has a special offer GP-~ted movie, bu) a tld:et, c lubs June 27-29 in Palm aod by nieces Beatrire Wetzel
mapped no trails tor Balboa tbelr ftles.'' assistant manager Larry Miller Club. for the rowdy teenagers whO a~, 111 let the. parent In rr~e. Springs. o! Anaheim and GertriJ:ie C..u-
lsland. "We'll be back," Lee Solow told tbe Enslen. He wtU snow ar!lmaoddlscuss picketed bls tbeatre s,unda.Y I au:, trebs ~ rway dll m da:.rln:~~ ~k~ atRtlt;;e:; their of Alhambra.
"To bu.Ud bike trans would promised after the m..u.nr. "Th parldDg structure on the or igins and applications ot nlebt after be wouldn t let CO nr o e a uoc o row es e 0 in t t tbtm ln run th.ls theatre... Hotel and Country Club w111 be TROJANS RAISE FUNDS
CONDO CONVERSION OKr D 9ayslde would be a piecemeal "''""'lure. ur g trea men • "U • ••• b '"-n1 Lee Wells natlooal em"u .. approaeb It studies show later physicians ln.sert very nne need-a -.. r-. ... a pare ' AT JOHN ,.eKAY F'=TE ~ tbat tbls :..ould be a good thing, les just under a patient's skln 7o1Ut fr~~: ~~~let Be~=~ MRS. MARGARET ELDER s~::.tl~~~E~~:·Installed Some 300 enthusl.asUc Tro-
lsed to t.'lng them 'CI to c2ate theo we would be for it. But, at precisely defined points called Tuesdl • · OF BALBOA SUCCUMBS .
1
June 20 as prt>sident of the ;ans gathered JIJ'Ie 7 for the Despite a.rgumeDts by some
of tbe S6 tenants that a.at1Q111ted
plumbtnr, electrtctty and thin
walls mall:e tbe Lanai apart.
meDts in Westcllff Ulllultable
for connrslon to eoodoA
mlnlums, Newport City Co\mell
pn a teotaUYe ob.y Mooday
nlgbt to tbe COUYetslorl..
Tbe Los A.ap.., ftrm that
now owns the bllUdlnp prom -
before otrerin& them for sale n.rst we need to ret together ac1t<>unlactture pol.nts.ll!T~e:eedle1~ Tbe ~tftr came after about Margaret Gould Elder , 84, or local Exchange Club ror the annua l John McKay rUnner at
as 1adh1dtal Uvl.Dg ~mils. With Corona del Mar business~ st mu e nerves w e ansm 2 dozen oqsters carried 118 E. Ocean Front, Balboa, I nut year. the Sa !boa Bay Club tor a soc-
Problems n.lsed at N.onday men aM see what they want signals to the brain and back to , p rt ~ .. s1 1 fr t who died Satur!iay at HDag cesst\.11 fund raising event.
nltbt's pOOUc heartnc 00 the as u overall solution.'' the ~Is of tbe body alflleted ~~ ~ U.tre at Z~ E~ c oa":t hosplbl, was burlf<l Tuesday CAPT. ELLIS ATTENDS Ernest Sehag Jr., outgoing
cooYersloD prompted the CoUD-Tbe Hoag lot was leased from wtlh palo or maliUocUon. H'W'}'., Coroaa del IU.r • Sunday 1n PacUk View memorial park, Fl. BEL VOl R S0100L president, I'll~ the gavel to
ell lo ask tor a __ .., In Absentee•"sm stalls SCRCC Dl&'ll. Harbor VIew Hill s. Army CapWn Raodolph w. ~~l:.~:~·,o;:':'::.=r;:::~ wrtttna: a city ordlDIDce tbl.t '•I bad told tbe kids: they Mrs. Elder was bOrn In Wls -[IUs, son of Ernest w. Ellls bor Aluml..' Club. Some or the
woulcS eoatrol sueheoatersioDS. couldD't come tn tbe theatre consln. She had l1ved he re for Jr., 511 ~WU'd Road, Corooa projects be Is cooslderlng are
Wben city eommanlty rela-ed lssed the n1ng loa a.oy mort/' ays Mr. Beon.ett, the past ZO years. HtglllaDds, l~ att8Ddlnga32-week 10 old tashloned we$f,ern tars
IIOU dlreetor Richard Hopn Abeeoteelsm apin shack.! b~" tt oded mlorthe -~~ • "beeaQit tlMY wve tearing~ Sen1ces ""ere held Tuesday En.n ........ ofli.eeradvaoced course beQue aDd a coc~ll park~-
lodl t~ t~t ..__ ..,___ tbe South Coast Regioat.l Con-.... a e D •·~ DOOD. 1 St J es Episcopal Church 5-~ .... •r un OCc budge ca-,. UJV or........-..... (SCRCC) T•-SCRCC t -stat cba.lra tbr--tbiQCS at the n . am • at the U. S. Army En~-· t•-USC sa!Ung •-m. In addt-t U be'"" 1 .. - -.. ,_ .a... serntlon Committee '""' • se .., "r e ' v..... ttb the R Harlan CLJYken 5-......... ,..., ..,. st1 -. wr-"I ~ --uod Pr-.. ~u to serea:~IDd jut bti&IC reoera.UY w n . -School. Ft. Belvolr, V&. lion to --~•-r "c•-dinner. putmtDt, mtctat aot be ,_, ILeetlDC Moad&J lD LoogBeacb. Yoters er ..,............ oo ' rowd;J'. A few w..u ace. some-diU otnct.ating. ~.., M --.z
tor cb'eemeat ~aUt Septem. W'tth oaly ? of the 1! commls-bas nto power OYer develop-ooe tbrew a pUoa. of patnt She .,Is sur•lved by a son, 2 RAPE c l ('t( REPORTED So 8 btr or October, Coec:Umu alooera present aDd 8 Totes meat atooc tbe coastline. on. OM ot mJ tmpklrte's car. Henry K. EIJ!e.r Jr. of West AJU
• Hcmrd RotOr• oald be -ld ::~r~no~ ~,!he~lm!,~ LIONS TO SELL BOOKS "So, I am llllklDC a perSDDal Lo• Anples; a·otste•. Harriet could« lDtroduciD.c u. emerA -. --L Club Ulbok1 otter to tboM ro-pters who Gould of Ne~rt Beach, and 3 A 12-Yeat-okt Costa Wta A 19-year-okt Colta Yea
Tbt Cout CommDty CoO. rtDCJ ordlaDCI to caatrol the layed aetloa 011 ma..ny reqoests. Ma.rloets looa w baft ~ tuDed ·-brlDC a fTI.DdctUldren. prt ns ktdn.a.pped ud raped woman to'ld pollee abe wu
Or.tftct t.l'd ot tr ....... rt-problem. Eqn tor J)I"'jteta oeedtDC Its a.n.DIIIl book •te at I. booth ot1D( Moada l.&bt Soatb
Yltftd • prellmblu'J IMIIIJM ~ ••t woOS Ute to ... u take only l Jlmpt. ma))rlty of com-ta Westcnrr Pla.la Friday IDd ~':':~!'ted' he~~ N~~ ~= Pw.a' :, a ~ wllo
• ., 109 401 ,.. tbe lt?f-'111 ---•• -Mil ml .. -ra, IDIIImous 7 YOIOI Saturday . ._ .... -. wtUbe Ugly front door ··n CM ? Pier aod dr<>n lo lO IOOlltod -stoiAt her car. actaOol j..u. ut ..-. mMUIC 10 ptaple wbo uYewe of tbolt prutllt were oeecMcl sold to ralM fund i for Liaal
.... ·-..... '-•a _,n ..,....,...., CO II!PfOYI permlta. cbarltles. ,_ II "-·• R "I'm area DMr Oru.re. TIM womu aid till wu Conlllu J. ""'t ..... """'"......-•ua Approfal wu TOted tor 10 Anvooe wlablDc to dolllte Doa M..,...-t S.ch -" e man nuw•n.. Olf!U. Pollc:e ay tbt rtrl aDd ber l•Y1AI a Jton at tbt ~I
cbiDCeUar of '*'"" a, we're et~DC." M ald. a.putmtal UDita at sss UlliYV· boots may call Beam Grttntb u...,. ft.t dOor'? .Ull pusin& tt oft, to out-of-2 brotben ,._.. d:rqlped off bJ c...-r at 9:30 ...... a nsu
.uJ tile __. .... ldeld'WWI alt:J AYI lD the Bleil: 81)' at S4S -9411 or Lio Loft at ••1'tlleanaaro.dtiMA.rcllt& tOft ~ltndl, u put of Costa their motMr at 5 a.m.s...ay tAII'GDca..d ud ....S b' a
u ..U---ro-MESA CHN!.IER WILL """ ., ns-ms. uou wtll plct "' ........ ,.. --ta oor-.. .._.. to llalllrom U• pto<. Tbo slrl rldl 1o a ..mo -· t1o ~:=:~...--MARK ITS 21ST YEAR coi.ataaloiMHa~m ob10d tllo -.--= ;:.•~.:-=~~~ FREOOST, 9l,IIATIVE ~·= =~t;:.:-:::~ ,_ polloClo-ud lorood
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• TAD 11111: TO t:trAIUf TD TRUTH
Alu !bat'• talk Jut 'l'bunday night
tn C9«& .MeA W.. ~ by &11
irate llatener who atallted out of. the
meeting with the angry a~ement, "I
dlda't come to hear a tall< againat our
preaident." ·
That incident reveale one of. the big
obefacles for Uie con.eervatlve who 1a
trying to point out the ~er facing
our nation. Many of the uninformed react
in anger rather than wlth sober judg!Dent
and examination of the facts. Often the
truth Is so unpleasant that It simply won't
be accepted as fact.
Alan Stang, writer and lecturer for the
J obn Birch Society, was recalling the
1971 statement by TV commentator
Howard K. Smith, who said that Presi-
dent Nixon bad admitted being a
Keynesian In economics. That means a
disciple of British leftist John Maynard
Keynes, who promoted the phUosophy of
deficit spending to stimulate the
economy. Mr. Stang had just finished
remarking that Keynes considered him-
sell a Bolshevik, and then the angry
listener walked out,
Mr. Stang decl>tred that the Keynesian
doctrine of deficit spending Is a major
cause of our economic crisis of infla-
tion and Impending fiscal chaos. Keynes
hlmseU knew the consequences of the
policy he was promoting, because he
had declared that by debauching the cur-
rency through inflation, government can
confiscate the wealth of Its citizens. Mr.
Stang also qu oted Lenin's economic dic-
tum: "Destroy the middle class by issu-
Ing printing press money, Force the
U. S. to spend itseU into destruction."
To back up the statement that the
Nixon administration Is following the
Keynesian spending policy, Mr. Stang
pointed out that the 1 ~70-1973 federal
deficit totalled $64 billion; the current
budget is $304,4 billion , with a "planned"
deficit of $9.4 billion, which is expected
to I go as high as· $20 billion. Interest
on -the debt this year Is $29 billion, the ·
third lar11.est 'iiegi. in the budget, next
to weUare and defense.
Inflation results from increasing the
supply of paper currency --"printing
press money," Mr. Stang said. (IGovern-
ment alone can increase the money supply.
Government alone can create inflation."
He recalled the tragic history of Ger-
many after World War I, when the Wei-
mar government flooded the nation with
paper currency. causing a wild, runaway
inflation, and preparing the way for the
takeover in 1933 by Adolf Hitler.
TOM'S CORNER:
.4MEIUC.4'S SACRED COF
(Firr~> , .. • .~I
lr TOIIIOSI
Wla1t II Jrfl. PubUc hM put
his Ill OM)' hHo I M'I'IIIWI
1u.owu Ua.lnd of into Sodal
Sceurity1
If Mr. PubUcuw:d $1 ,113
pn yur and ln .. t.c~ It at ax
percent lntemt, he Would'
1ocumu1lte Sl84,11'2 by tl_\e
thM h• wu 65, (Noto.; Tbllis
for funds compoundtd
ann UI IIY . If in terett were
compounded quarterly, as
wony about loeia&IMt taco.t
U. QM 11M re•m.d If twlr
tNIWtld should die nnt.
At Uti& point P1011M wM
condone JOCil.lia:( auemptt to
••bU.h retlttment PI'OII'Iml
wQ.I IIY. ••A.Jyht It il all w.U
and 1004 to talk •t.o.at tht
wondeu or c:ompound
intemt. We know thll Plbate
reltteiMftt plans wlU OUCRtlp
Social Security. But that's DOt
the point. Tbe real point it
that the common mu jwt
won't save hi• money unlea he
is forced t'o dolt. He'D uve for
a while, but then he'll •pend It
REPORT BY
REP. RARICK
lr U,. JOHN IIAIICK
Dc•ocr•t, Lo.,lll•• ·--tfoo .. lllo 114-IDialllrabaD"a ~l
JIOliC ... .._, be •-•r au
Pr-IIIIOD -llltot to adadt. s.e• procnu U ....
·-"' 111o p_,.. c .. ~ ... .-.... tpald .........
detaale moYea wttb the Cutro aonr11a10111 ot cu, .... llltlllor
mU1t:vJ IP'D"''nc ...,. an re.
joctad b)' lllo -~~ o1 lheSI<tb c.,..._. Distrlcl ot Lou-
llla.DI.. •ecord!Dr to a .reed
oplrlioD aaney I CODiioct.d, Tbe
tbumbs down reaei:Joo came 1D
most euesbybeuymajol'tU ...
17ae Birch Log
Communism's "Spent Asset"
., lolltllf. '*-
...,_.,, 14nz n ,.,, -For 1M ,-tw.ly.
,...,._ the IDttrMIIoul'•r•=*"' a.....,.._ thoir aD fi>r w .. Gtm.y't WWy ....... A
patt deal of tntfl)' bat bMn t:X.Pftdd 10
tatabUah I Npulttiolt fot him flnt M M
uU.Commu.nilt, and then • "1 propWw
ritloauy" arutloutly promolla& "tbo E.....,...
community... .
At of Mty 6, howewr, WWy llnndt filii
from fa•or. Reportedly forced to ..... bee~u•
• Communitt tpy wq ditcOYtred on hit per·
tonal ttaff, Mr. Branch hu nen bela fOfC'Id &o
•nswer charaes th1t hb privlte Uft ts fuJI of
seandal. The pubJidstt who bullt him up haw
quickly torn him dqwn.
·~ ..... li ftocl 10 .... d ... -· ...... ta. ....... ol lbt .., .. Of ....... .,., lot a... In 1947 he 101U1Md toGom.ay-
• • -Dtmocm Md 1\aD of polltlcol
ombttloo. l!locttd to t11o Bu""-la I,.,, bo
boc-lloyororw .. 8orllnln19S7.
AI IIIIo polot Ill hlt _,, lAC ........
........ _..., ,,_. otOUad .... .,..,. """"
to (-OHifttloo 00 111m. Hlo poUtlcol -
doncr '"''"" _.rw boet'• 1a "'" u-s .... -dllolly ,_ ........ w-a.u...-.
By 1966, Willy 8t1ndt won • place • Wett
Oonnuy'o Vlco-ChoiiCitlor, ond in 1969 he
bocomo Choncollor. many priute institutions
compound in order to be
competitive, the eHective
interest rate would be 6.14
percent , and the savinp total
at ace 6 5 would be
correspondingly Jreater. There
are many inve s tment
opportunities that pay mor,.
than six percent. Sl ,\23sllved
each yeu and inve5ted at seven
per c ent would pro du ce
s'22J,028 in 40 yean ; at el&ht
percent the total would be
$289,734.)
when some rnl or imaJined
emeraenc)' cornea up. And
when he aeu too old to work,
he won't havre anythina saved,
and he'll hut to 10 on the
welfare roles."
SurreDder ol U. S. so"er.
elcntJ OYer tbe PIDI.ma Canal,
one of Secretary ot State Henry
This is wrona thinkina. Kissinger's pet projeets, re.
There is ample proof to the cetved the largest response of
contrary. any question oo tbe poll, Some
OC liJ the comments lbout Mr. Brandt"t
demise, nono wu more prOYOcatlve than th1t
which appeared in U.S. Newt tf: World Rqon
on M1y 20. In its "Wathin&ton Whbpen"
column, the mapzine speculated thlt Runla
had deviously precipitated the ChanceUor's f.U
beciUst the Soviets now reprded him u a
"spent asset."
At W_, Gtrm.y't loodor, Willy B1111dt
lnttltuttd .... policy or O.tpo/11/k, ... _...
to the Eut which ....... d 1 "'normaU:zaUoaM of
relations with Communitt Elst Germany and
tbl rest of Communist Europe. Just u Richard
Nlxon'a detente wUh Cormrwnism has cOftld.
tutod 1 tremendous plus for Rod China and
Russi• -at Jreat c:ost to the United States and
the cause or rrudom -Btandt's Oltpolitlk
provided Eut Germany lnd. the other Europe1n
Communlll n.ations 1 ~aitimacy and 1 reipc<:ta-
bility thlt they hid newt before achieved. 1 happen to ow n a 82 per cent of the J)lq)le re-spooding to lbe quest1oona.1re
registered tbelr loud and clear
oPPQSittoo to tlantng control
of the canal onr to the lll·
stable Pa.oama.ntan dictator.
shlp, Tbe questJoo of U, S. Ill·
Uooa.l securltyandtbecootlnued
flow ot U.S. cargo ships tllrougb
the canal are closely tied to
our co~m.try mainta.in1Jlgcontrol
onr the vttal waterway.
Since there had been little, if any, hint that
Brandt wu workina for Communism, thJs
"Whisper" c1me 11 quite a surprise. Had he
really been an "asset" to the CommuniatJ? How
oould he, if West Gernumy is such a bastion
of anti.Communism?
With a sum of $1 84 ,172
invested at six percent, Mr.
and Mn . Publi c could draw
S921 , or Sll ,050 per year .
(compare this with the
maximum monthly p~y ment
of S674 th011t the Publics could
receiYC: under Social Sf'curity.)
Now it is important to
take note of another
retirement policy with the
oldest life insurance company
m the United Slates (formed
in 1717 and chartered in
175 9). The 257-year existence
of this company (and most of
the multi-billion dollar life
companies are over 100 years
old), publicly extolls the fact
that people have been inclined
to save money willin&Jy for
many Jenerations. Down one
soc ialist cliche! And the
bill ions of dollars paid out
A review of Willy Brandt's career should
help to anSwer those questions.
Born Herbert Frahm in Lubeck, Germ1ny,
the younpter who became West Germany's
Ol.anceUor was weaned on Marxist dialec:tic by
his grandfather. By the time he was a teenqer,
young Frahm had joined a militant Leftitt
group caJied the Red Falcons, and had beaun
writing for Marxist publications.
For two decades West Germany's poUcy had
bun b~~ed on 1 pledp to we 111 of Germany
reunified u • free natJon. WiUy Brandt's twin
policies or C01tertna Sodalism at home and
solidifying Communism in Eut Germany hid
laid a foundation which may remit In reu~
fyinl Germany -under Communism.
impo rtant difference under
this private savinp plan is an
fntutst payment. Thus, it
dotsn 't eat into the principal
that the Publics have
accumulated. They can ao on
drawin& interest at this rate
I six percent) until they die;
and then they can pass the
princ-ipal on to their heirs or to
their favorite charit ies. In
other words, their claim on
their savi ngs 1sri't social ized
away from them as 11 i., under
Social se~·urit y . They can leave
11 at mterest for as lo ng as they
net'd 11 , and then pu~ 11 on to
tho!if' who 3re dear · to them .
But death or remarriage of the
1111fe 1m media tely stops fu ture
retirem ent inC'o me undeP.
So.:1al Se..:urity.
Another of the administra-
tion's Latin American detente
poUcles wlltch met with solld
opposition by the people of the
district was restoration of dip-
each year by life insurance and tomatlc relations wtth Fidel
sav i n1 s institutions today Castro and h1s communlstdlc-
stand as mefut1ble evidence tatorship. A clear ma)orUy, 59
that many people have been per cent, opposed Kissinger's
Because of his known Communist connec·
tions, he bec1 me a wanted man In the early
days of Hitler's Germany. So, he ned to
Norway, assumed the n1me Brandt, and con-
veniently married a Norwegian Jirl. With 1 new
identity and a Norwqian passport, he wu
able 10 tnvel all over Europe workinl for
Communist and Marxist causes.
It is ludicrous to believe thlt Willy Brandt
ra.ia;ned his post because a Communist wu
discovered on his starr. F 1r more plaustble is
the opinion that he had surrounded hirmelf
with Communists and that the West German
aovemment b still run of them. Obviously, Mr.
Br1ndt has completed his usianment and must
now ltep ulde.
or interest for the fu~ure is the medii's
chlracterizatlon of Brandt's succ:essor, Helmut
SchmJdt, u 1 "hard.Jiner" towards the Reds.
Another propaaanda build·up seems to be
taking shape. We wonder to whom Mr. Schmidt
will become an "asset."
consistent savers .
The real questio n about
o ld aae pen1ions doesn't
revolve around the mechanics
o f im plementalion, because
most knowledaeable observers
aaret' that private plans are
heuer than soL'ialized plans ,
but around 1dtology . That is ,
IS man a self-responsible being
who is n1pable of taking care
of himself and of his own~.or
detente move with Castro. Ap -
parently the State O@pa.ttment's
claim that Castro has somehow
''mellowed" and ts no longer
exporting his brand of commun-
Ist revolution to the rest of
LaUn American Is not being
bought.
Foreign aid spending, which
When the Germans occupied Norway in CopyrWitt /974 by 77te Jolut /lfrdt Soddy Fntwa
t.IGAL HOTICI
TOM ANDERSON
was more than $4 blllion last NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
year, was thought to be •·too NafiCE 1S HEREBY GI VEN
much " by 81 per cent of those that the City Counc il of the City
responding. In a time of rapid of NelfPOrt Beach will llold a
Lnllation in this co~r~try, there pubUc hearing regardtnc Ordin-
Is 00 ratlonal.lza.Uon for C!f\an(l. ance No. 1566, being, AN OR. is man a si mple ron who needs _.. DlNANCE OF THE CITY OF
a caretaker'! The "cartlaker" ing additional billions of dollar& NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING WHAT'S IN A NAME. ?
ro ute which Ameri ca has to curry favor with the third SECTIONS 20 u 030 20 '7"'0 world, Our people hav~ seec ·'"'· • ·" ,VOl • R u 1 Reprdleu o f which spouse
pre ceded the other 1n death
under the pnvate ret irement
plan, m.terest pay ments would
not be reduced to the
n-ma inln1 partner. And Mn.
Public would not have to
followed under Socia l Security
has produced 1 plan that is
devoid of accumulated sarin&s
~ause it is a "t1x-as-you-so"
pltn. (Conrinutd.J (All rights
rtstn~~d. Amnlcon Enterprise
Publica lions. I
Report on coast control
Uons to 124 projects, ruung
In Us first year of exist-th.at they did not come under
ence, the South Coas t Regional SCRCC jurisdiction.
,c onservation C ommission ''Los Ange..les .J~.Pd Orange
granted 1,892 permits and de-Counties conWn coasbl areas ~led 71 appllcaUons, accord-th.at are almost entlrely de-
mg to an annual report pub-veloped," according to the r e-
lished las t week. t "W"th" them however
The SCRCC, establlsbed by ~;r~ Is 1 gr~t pr~ssure to;
vote_rs who passed Proposition new development, oft en at a
20 m 197_2, controls de,elop-higher density than the exist-
ment wlthtn 1,000 yards of the ing development. Problems of
Orange and L. A. county coast-ubll to the major Unes. Similar co mmissions P c access !.........A
control other sections of the pubUc beaches arwt deve.....,.,...
state coast. Tbe commiss ions shoreUnes are an important
p tanning Issue.'' started operating In Februar y, The commlssioo ts now
1973. formulating a long-ran~ de-
Besides the approva ls, the velopment pla.D lor the coast-
commission granted exemp. U ne.
colossal faJhD'es In the foreign 20,48.020, AND 20.54.0ZO OF e cen Y went to a
THE NEWPORT BEACH MlTNJ. dinner in Washin1ton honorin1 aid schemes of the past thirty CIPA LCOOETOINCRE'•EAP hal 1 A · 0 years aRd they don't want them ~ . I ~~ mencan , ean
repeated with tlleJ-" ~ doi.W$.,/lJC.t\T)Qff,1~,..A~Rt,,.fJ,;TIT1,9N, Oarence Manion. The feat1-11ed
Land ua control by Wash-~ES. IJf ,.CONNEc::;TION WITH .• peaUr, the CrMh .. A Senator
lngton drew a resouMlng 75 USE PERMITS, ·• MOE>lFICA ... from North Carolina, Jetse
per Cent NO! Our ReoPie are ·'TlONS, VARIANCES AND ZONE Helms pled for a realianment
oot convioced that tiantng over C~~~-IS HEREBY FUR or ~litical Plrties -one
control of their property to -'"Conservative" and the other
Washington bureaucrats could THER GlVEN that the said pub. "Liberal." The conservative Uc hearing will be held on the In any way help Improve the 24th day of June 1974 at the Senator Helrm is a•urnina,
environment, as proponents hour of 7:30P.M.'tnthe'Counctl very naively 't think, th.at
c laim: they do not want zero Chambers of the City Hall ot Liberal Republican.s would
ecooomic rrowth. Hum.anrlghts the City of Newport Beacr.-ea~ mer to the Democrat
life of million~ of ill "I\OIY"
cows. They lie sround the
streets, wallowin& in their
4unl ~ the people!s dun1.
wbil ~dren 4ie. in ~the
IUtten.
Aa estimated 230 million
cattle live in India, on• fourth
of the world's cattle -1nd not
a sinlle h1mburaer is anilable.
Eatiq the cows is apinst the
Law. Accordin& to their stupid
rtiiJion, people who W.uahter
cattle will remain in Hell for as aod private property rtFmts have If ' • ·
1 ays been interc iQ.~eable In ornla, at whi ch Ume a..nd place Party and that Conservative many yean • there ue hain
a w any and aU persoos Interested Democrats would move o...er on the body of the animal. the minds of Amerl~. And may appear andbehea.rdtbereon if the results of this survey Laura Lagios • to the Republican Patty. But What happem to them after
are any Indication, they are City Clerk they wouldn't . Mo1t that. I don't know. Nor is it
not about to give ~those rights City ot Newport Beach politici•n• will move to clear whit the penalty would
without another American Re-PubUsb: J1111e 13 1974 1D the whatever Party in their be for kllllnaand eatin1a bald
'o~u~\~;in« politlcWls to dip Newport H~rbor E'ns_tgn.' :~;:~~nitt~at o~ffe:.i~bt~::~ cow~roulh the yean, our
Into the public treasury •· LIAuiiOTICI them in power. which Is after aU their pocUI· -'""' politicians have Jiven billions The onty ideolol)' moat 1 d tlo h 1 book •• to pay their campa.lgn NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING o o n wort o food ,
election debts was opposed by NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN politicians have is stayint fertilizen, equipment, shelter,
51 per cent. "FederaJJ.zatlon that the City Council of the City there. Why would ultra leftists
of local elections" is oot a of Newport Beach wtlt hold a Brooke, Case, Percy, Javits,
popular Idea with the majority publlc hearing regarding the con-Hatfield , Mathias, etc., leave
surveyed. struct1on, costs aDd assessments the Republican Party and
machinery, transport1tion.
power sources , clothin1,
Once our dollar was as good as gold,
Mr. Stang said. The reason was that It
was backed by gold. Each piece of paper
currency was a promissory note, re-
deemable at face value in gold whenever
the holder wanted t o cash it In, At the S4.8 for sewer plan The people reaUze that when of the alley Improvements In become Democrats? They
politicians are no longer re-Block 4, Newport Bay Tract wouldn 't -unlus their
sponstble to thevoters forrals-(C ity block. bounded by Coronado penonal stran&]ehold o n the
beginning of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Senator Dennis E. Carpenter by tbe Ca.Ufornla voters in 1970 lng their campaign funds, Street, Alftl'ado Street, Ea.st Bay vnten would be urenJthened.
(R-Newport Beach) and Assem-and $3,6%2,500 Is from the fed-they Will become much more Annue aDd Balboa Boulen.rd), Why would th~y &ive up their
man-power and know·how to
the Indians. who of course
hate ua mOff than ever.
For yean on end we have
shipped millions of tons or
lfain to the starvina Indians.
Reliable estimates are that administration our citizens were deprived blyma.n Robert E. Badham (R. eral government. depeOOeat upoopressurf!groups accompllshed under Ctapter 27
of their right t o redeem the paper money Newport Beach) announced thls and speclallnteresl cllques for or tbe Improvement Act of 1911.
i ld Th th A i 1 1 t week that the Irvine Ranch SUHDAY BARBEQUE TO support. NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-n go . us e mer can peop e OS water District has been sent a HELP BIG BROTHERS Tbese are interesting re. THER GIVEN that the said pltl-
their power to stop their government state grant contract to assist s utts, but tbey are not llc hearing wtll be held oo the
seniority for mere rrinciple~
They wouldn't. They alre1dy
have l ei'iforlty and they don't
h.ave principle.
''Liberal " o n d In the tr ti 1 Tha Spa at Park Newport unique to the Sl.lth District of 24th day of June, 1974, 1t tbe
from runaway spending· Under the gold treatme~~~c~tl: ~:;~re Apartments on Jamboree Road Louisiana. There seems to be holD" of 7:30 p.m. ln the Council "Conserv•tive?'' Names me111
standard, lack of confidence in the gov-state-federal clean water grant •111 be the sceoe ot a b.tbers a · natlooal awakening to the Cba.mbers of the City Hall of nothina. A tOll' by any other
ernment's fiscal policies would result program. Thetot&~lellgible pro-day bUbeQae this Sooday, J~me urgent need to put America's the City of Newport Beach, Cal-name would •meU as sweet.
ject cost is estimated to be 16, from 1 to 3 p.m. best interests nrst In all of lfornla, at whlcb Ume and plAce For m~ny yu.n Great ~ exchanging paper money for gold. As s4,830,000. Tbe neot ta opeo to the pub-our I.DteruaUooal deallngs. any and all persons lnterfllted Britain h .. h-Id 1 "UberaJ and
their fill consume more arlin
t~;ch year than we Jive. You
see, they not only don't kill
cows; they don't kill rata or
1n)' other livinc thint -u cept
the American taxp1yer.
How can you help people
like that -and why Jltould
you'? •
the gold supply was drained, the govern-Tbe State water Resources llc ud proceeds from food sa.les Tupayen across the country may appear andbehll.rdlbereon. c •
Control Board and the Feden1 wlll 10 to 811 BrotbenotOrange are rebeWog aptnat domestic Laura Ll.gios a " onterratin"' ratty -both I N C 0 M E -T A X
·D18nt WaB forced to Stop itS Spending Environmental ProtectiOD Cotdy. Tbe tarbeqoe coincides pollcies and prOfP"IIDS thlt City Clerk of which ue libmiL There b "!QUALITY"
Spree. Now this automatic control of Agency administer t.be 000• wltb tbe National Blc Brothers force them to take a back Hit City of Newport Beach no more hope of th• Oamocrat
tr 11 t 1 teloltbOD telt•IHd oo Channel 11 Ln eooDOmlc priorities. Wbtn PltbUsh: Jtmt U, 19?4, I.D till or Republle~~n hrty becomlns •overnment deficit spending has been 5 uc on gran pr01fam n u tb&t ..,_,., ... , each of these Issues come , .. Ne-Harbor. ErW-. consenatl .. than there 11 of e e Hort to clean ~ major sour---_. --· • ... taken away from the people' and the ces of water pollution. Tbt Blc Brothers agency Is in ConiJ'tSsthls sautoa, Wub. Patrid• Hcanl bccomina a
Of ... A ...... _1 .d ...._. ec.c•DidwUbtroubtedboyswho lnctoo tadbetterllstentowhat LIGALMO'nCI Baptist sundu Sc:hool government is free to spend beyond its ·~ -or•~ am~. do ~ ~ ••· stabt"-·-In A 1 •-. $603, '750 Is from tbe $250 mil. ..-,_n un: UMUI • me.r cau a.re say..... NOTICE OF PUBLIC REARUfC t .. cher.
income --stoking the fires of inflation --lion clean water._, ilpprO¥ed 0_.. Dl a falber "'111• hOme. MOUL TOM PLAYHOUSE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tb ore ore only two
·as 1 ng as the eople co· tlnue to elect --------------------that "" cny co .... u Dillie City political ...,... 1n "'' U.ittd O P n TO PRJ;SEMT FARCE of N""'>><t Boacb will bold o Stota whldl '"" '"" -politicians who keep approving the enor-NEWPORT HAR90R EIISIGN TMURSOAY, JUNE 13, 1974 All Ett«Uob farce, "Ste -pd>Uc boarlaJ r .... dlti(Ordlo-001:
moue e:~~penditures and give-aways. . :PU:B:U~S~HE:D:I:E:EK:L:Y:-~PA:G~E~2~==COROII~~A~DE~L~IIA~R,:CAI..:~ lilly rom," by Pblllp Kina. """' No, 1164, bollll. AN OR-I. TIM Commutdlt .. ny,
• Mr. Stang's speech covered the current -~-11 ot lbo ~ DINAI4CE O£. TilE em OF w!llcb you coo depood oo 11-playtloaoo u 1bo llal IIEWPORT BEACH AMEIIDOIG 10 enol.-.. you problems of shortages, energy crisis ploy o1 111e ..,_ .,..., .. ..,. SECTJal u.u.uo OF TilE 2 The A~ncoo ....,.
H ai that th -IIEWPORT IBACH lllllfiCIPAL . • IUld inflation. e S d e time to Tbo .cut ID<Iadoo Polor lie. CODE TO IIICREASI TilE Ill-wblch yo• coo do~ '"' t something about these problems is AI-"'~ 11-, _.u SPICTIOII FEE roll IIISTAL-10 do t1 _.. 10 rotano
be till ha thi t -n1 Ptaouooll lo•ool-LATIOR OF ri'UIT TRUB. ""'.ottloft to Clulotlully, ow, W n we s ve some ng o moat Co.; ..... .., Slr-Jo ll<mel IB DUBY P!ll-monlltr, the C.-thlloo
loae. It we don't ·take the necessary ntl OI'PIGAL w 51-aod co~.to Gttl-"'a..uoc. TIKI! GIVIII 111o1 a. oold poll>-ond th ... utpllalloo
action now, there won't be any freedom Ol'·.a fiiJY Cll' 1? 111ft •-.,. Booeb; Dou .., Elh-Uc bolrlll( ww bo 111111 • a. tolllo. . . :t::& a..-.. fl'll>._.., • ...,.. •• t1a1 "' 1-. lnt, 111 a. to loae. Education Is our only weapon, --~-.... ...,... o..r tJl a..vtc:.-,.11...., lit*'"' 7:10 p.e. lollloOo•ell
Last yeu, 402 '~merlcan.s
with iDCOmea of $100,000 or
more pekt no lnc:omt tu.
Ninety--nine of tbo.e 40'2 mlde
mon tlaaa 1200.000 and fou.r
made more thn one ..Wion
dol ian.
If wt ate IOinl to ,.ta:in
the federll income-tax (lnd
wiMther we •ouw or aot ll
debatable) nw.rybody tftould
PlY tiM .... pttctataef, No
exentpUoM f« rldt at poor.
ADd tiM ,.,... ., ....... ,
wot~M ,., Ill tiM "ttM)' It
d .. s,.. IO lwft. by htiUtll •II
ddiWit for ftO mon Rea S Of
61l. Of count, tt.at ""kt bt
ktt4 oa tiM R.oe.teflllm. AM
*NI.a-,loo.
-1J11 A•ffklr" W.., ~Hftil"tl
.. -'" He .,,...ed wide-.read dlstribu :118&C.. .... -..... a& '-.-.-; -Wol-c-. Of lao Cllr loll ol IACUDCOWI
--.. -.. -TWL.JUJII;WI.F7Zillooo_.n41 <411,•-·--·llltCIIJol ... jlilt ..... Col-FIWMTHE ttoa ot informational packets on lnfll· -,...,_ c-otolllor; lcllito ~ ......., at..-_ ... ,.... ,_ ...... ..,., -~ and "tile polltica of. acarctty," ao :J:::O.::=""· "'3 .d •·---· --. _. o-.., •·all ,., • lol• • 1 -. .._ 1110 --· -.. ....,. -.... ...... ..... ......,_ public can ·-..._r ... alld ._ r•·• • a ._ ·li-''"'"if BlnWet, Ill I flo.,. .&Ia..,-••--,... ••· II ., olto.....; _,..,..._.,I lit ..-.. ~ ,._... uaau. ..,__ ==-•a_Cs __ .... ., .. IJI: ....... K'"-K4llla ot•• t t , laiJIII.-. .. ., 111, ..... a.
l... __ _...cal tznea ,.,.._tile nation. 1.. ., : _.'""'Z!-•*••n•--._~ -.. •-•1• _ _,.....,...,,,....._ .. -,....... --••-••...,.,...,.._ ? lL .. --. c Ci •• .. • •-• 11::-.............. -.,_ ,_. __ .. _ .. &"*11::!:1:: at Amerl· ,_.;.....,., r ,.,... • .,..._,_, ....... wtl?,.., .... u, .. wl •· llr lor • _ • -e ·---··--., -,. ....... c:~~r .,._. .... --•-•-.-..a ,_ .. aaOpl;.a..he•n•• --loclltecl1oMlly --•.• · .. -. .......... no,.., w01 .. ,_ '"* ,..~~, '"' ..... _..,_ • ..,._ ••..,-• ltiOIK. •wpcat..-..s.,Nzwportllztpta. _ .. 1M. •• • •IPIIior .. ,..., -ltiii:IO ,.,.., •-'-......_ -·~ 111J .. -. ........ ..,
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or come bv foffree est•mates.
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No. 100 for
Far West
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and
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Include pea or wine
,
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IIEWO!IT HAMIOR EIISIGII lllJIIDY, JUliE U. 1174
!'UILIIIEDIEEIQ.Y -,AGEl OOIIIIIIADEI.IIAI!, CAL.
UO P'ttl BETA UPI'A STUDENTS SB.!CTED
-Ana -· 111 ur: ud 8op Ill c-dol liar, 1rt181 .-..cs to _.._...,., S... McCU'tllll fl ........
Ill Pill -"--· lloodt, ~-~~-"'Co* ._. -*tJ, Jact.dt 'rr..U. .... llld WUU.. c..., m
-Ill llolboo lalud, Rldl._ Lid hal Ill-ol -
How do you
The man was acting strangr:ly.
You know what people thou&ht.
But the neighborhood phanna-
cist had a hunch, took a close
look, gave the man supr. Th~n he called a
physician who found the man was in insu lin shock.
Too much insulin, not liquor. W1thout prompt
treatment, he miaht have died. Thi~ sto ry illus-
trates the potency of modern dru~. Before usinat
pov.terful druas you should see a ph~~acian and
then follow dirt>nionr /cJ tlrt' '"""'' "ht·lt takmg
thl'm . Tnerc's a happier moral. W/rhuut mOdern
d rug~. the dia betic in this story ~ouiJn't have
had a life to save.
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-· E. COAST BWY .. C:OaQWA .DEL IIU
OJUOL.E 2·1550
LOCAL ...
TO SERVE
YOU
YOU'LL LOVE SAVING .2_ WAYS AT YOUR LOCAL LFS
Save at your local Laguna Federal
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you, ou r friends .and neighbors ...
where your savings are reinvested
to improve th e quality of life -
where you live! ... Where every
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and promptly. Open your account
now and start earning the nalion's
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coupled with m·any exclusive
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Co.til M•u l•ntlmKk fM 'f'IOffl
tiYn 27 Y••'l. fl•n ~rhorlty on '*'"' •ntJ J-lry.
IL liCK MAGIC!
"De Amsterdam," ooe of
the newest aDd rarest of
famed "name" diamonds, Is
a totally black and ememe-
ly beautiful pear-shaped
stone wlth 145 facets, a nat-
val dlamood weighing 33. '14
carats and orlglnatlng In
South Atrtca.
A pure white dlanoDd ot
tdeotleal quality and size
would have a value of over
three q~arters of a miWon
dollars. Although It Is diffi-
cult to estimate the price
of "De Amsterdam," some
idea can be obtained by the
1.2 mllllon dollar stated
value of the stlll larger
"Black Star of Asia."
Extremely dark diamoods
l'arJ from gt1D metal color
to red, deep brown and tbe
absobi:e black ot "De Am-
sterdam." Most bear exotic
names such as "The River
Styx," "'l'he Black Orloff,"
"Lesotbo Brown," and
"Earth Star," and almost
all are in the hands of col-
lectors or museums.
-CHORALE WILL ~~!.i!!.e{~ .e!!!'s-~~,~-
TOUR EUROPE ~ ~.;~·~ ~= l.'!":iu!~ ~:
• IJliWO'ocl 111 tbo eUy otNewport -•ptloa mo'"a IIIIo tbo
Tile Inial -C-, IUid oplrtllllt.. Johll Ale-or Beoell. CooalruetWotaeJI)Oelod perm.-! ...,llllrJ, tbo llrat •JtDc COCIIPWid Ita till .. _. wW be ooochk:Unc all coocerta, to. start thls alll'tlmer oa tbe bllildlD.I wtn be eciiiYerted to
la DOW PhPU'iltc a a a......k aecompualld bJ bis ustltaDt, cbarcli•• DIY location 011 8.5 eJaarooma.
TOP AWARDS at the season's ftnale ror the Tuesday eODCII't tow otltRGpe. 0.1-.e Laureace Gordoo. acres at Jamboree and Bt.oG, l<r, a third bulkftnc, DOt
Club. of NewpOrt Rubor went to Mrs. Benjamin Modest! 24 1btJ memblra of tbe ca. A hlcbll&bt of tbe trip wtll be o-.r Eut Bluff. Jtt pluaold, Ylll boUt a youth
of c oroaa del Mar, at left, key award reetpteDt, aDd a~ wtll dlpart from Lot Aqelts a I ..day risit tn Lyon, Fruce, Tbe church, DOW loeated at acUYitJ enter, Mr. JobDeoo
w:r's. RudOlph V&~~~sek of Balboa, the laurel award winner. loterD&Uoeal a..IJ'pc:d ud wtDc durtD&' tbe city's anoia). .ftb of ZZOO E. Cout Hwy,, Corooa. akl. All coutructlc:m t.sebed-
The key award wu presen&ed alao to Mrs. E. F. Morse tbelr way toFnMt\lrt, Germany. July eelebn.Uon. Tbe amblaa-dtl liar, upecta to !JI)eDd $1.1 uled for eomplltloa wttblD 5
fBi c (Photo by Etrwtlyn U.Uler ) 1'b1l will bt tbe fll'lt Jtop oo dor from tbe United. States as m1ll1oa durlllog tbe aext 2: yeau years. 0 g anyon. · • the tour wbleh 1Dc_,.. rilltiDc well 18 the mayor of Lyoo wtll at the DtW site. Tbe cbqrcb's preseat loca-COUNCIL 8 COI.IItrln, 9 major elttes, am boat tbe event, &DC! the Chorale Flrst, a $600,000 temporary tlcl:l, oa IrTIDe Co, IIDd, II
Food
Insurance
Peace of Mind
with
2, 4 or 12 month
Redi-Reserve
Food Units
('rll11fh1Cf
( "tHIIJt!IIU'I/(
\'utnrwu•
PEKMA-S TOK
HJOilS
!'H•ll llarhnr Koulnard
( u~l:l ,\,l·,a
Ph"'"' 7 1 .. /5Slo·7l9U
P•toe a aebtduled ~rt.. members wlll be tbe booored. sane~. Hltlnl 600 people, aeblduled tor commercial de-
SponiOred. by tbe VleGDaCoa. American rutltl of tbe elty <fur-will be built. TbeZ.storybulld· 't't)opmeot. Tbe DIW slte ls ROUND Up ell oo Intercultural Red001 lllgtbecelebratioo. lDC wlll &lao sern u au ad. belnc pareblled from lnloe.
1 • the Cbonle wtll 81..11 works tJ<i TravelllD&: ln 2 bulses, tbe mlnl.ltratlon bu1ld1Dc. A CltJ PlaJIDIDC Commluloa.-
1 Gabriell Bach ~b vaucm Chorale will 10 from Frankfurt lllUMd, 2,000·181.t trl pvt tbtlr appron.l to tbe
, Newport Beach City CouncU Wlllla~, Btr~stelD, Ortr, aDd to Luumbourg by way ot ~ wlll be buUl wUh1D a proJect Jut Tharldly Digtrt,
acted MOQday ntgtlt oo the tot-a P'OICI ot Amerlcara folk IODCS RblDe &DC! Mosel RiTer nlleys. ;::....~::..;...::;;
lowing matters: A weekeDd. 1D Par~ iocludu 1
• CONOOMINIUM coover-Gold deed 'f111t to Versailles l'S well as
slon was approved tor the Lanai en s cODCerts In the Cbartres Cath-
aputmeots on Rutland Rd., edral and In Paris. Going by
Westcurt. · 'rded way ot the Loire Valley, tbe
• HOTEL slte plan at Mac-are rewa Oranp Countla.ns will then bead
Arthur and Birch, Airport tor Lyoo and tbe city's testtn.l.
area, was ameoded to allow A Costa Me• teaeber who A eoa.cert bas been a.rranged
,'799 parking places, instead of Ills devoted 17 yars to t..ebing In Mootbatal, a small village In
the 948 previously agreed to. Orange Cowaty'a hard-of-hear1ng the SWiss Alps above Lucero.
• KOLL CENTER, also in children will be booored today, Continublg the tour wttb vtslll
the Airport area, was allowed June 13, by the Exeblnp Club to Nuroberg and Mt.mlcb, the
to change plans and install an of Newport Harbor. C borale will then spend 2 days
athletic club and offtces 1D an Mrs. Elsie Deeter, 3067 In Prague, Czecho&Jonkll., be-
area originally designated tor Yellowstone Dr., will ret the fore going 1nto East a.ad West
a service sation. club's annual "book of golden Berlln. The concert schedule
• BUDGET for tbe oezt tis-deeds" award ror eommlmity concludes with a performance
cal year, scheduled tor publlc service. The prei8Dtation will in Aachen. ln tbe northern part
hearing, was postponed oottl be made at a IWJCbeoD meeting of Germany. The last 2 days
the June 24 meeting. at the Sabia Corlntb.ia.D Yacht w111 be spent relanng oo a Rb.ine
• INCREASED FEES for Club by the new E:rchange pre-River steame1'. trav•·lllng t.ck
harbor permits and for var-sldent, Dick Hodge. to Frankfurt tor tnetr return
ious building and development Mrs. Deeter voltld.eered wl)en home.
serfices. the county decided In 1956 to Bus1Dess manager Jan Unvert
• BICYCLE trail for Balboa estabUsh a special teaching pro~ states, "Piaonlng tor a. trip of
Island, sought by a delegation gram for tbe bard-ol-hearlng. this macnJ.tooe, whlcb Involves
of Island UCI students, was She had already earned a repu-so many people wttb busy work
referred to the city's bicycle tatka tor baDdllD& children wltb scbed.ules aod ta•Uits, seemed
trails committee. special problems. an lmpoulble task a year ago.
Now Hear This!
Is your laat Summer's. wardrobe o utdated?
on • GR~ENBELT poUcy was Her classes at Wllsooelemen-The eoergy crisis was at Its
upheld, as the Cotm.cil again tary school draw students from peat Yb11n ma.klng a1r transpor-
retused to join the santa Ana througOOut tbecouoty.Seboold.ls-t.atiop arrangements. Wltb tbe
River Greenbelt Commission. tricts 1n the county share costs help from tbe Vleo.na Council
No longer fitting the f1gure ... nor the scene?
Get with it!
Come to where the selection is .
Come to where the action is .
C<?rne to JHER't DAY • ALLEY END changes f?t, ~--1 procrams by dlriding we bave and /oow ·:
alleys eDdlng on the beacllwae. ~· . ~· .. -r-are nry excited
discussed and the"'inatter wd-Mia'~ teaCW ~.._our way through
referred .,back '19 tbe Parks, rll'llDi, wrltioc aoo ·speeeb,.ao .,.t. bopefu.Uy, to be
We know what the "tie Beaches and Recreation Com-tbat they can be t.Dtecnted into doi• of goodwlll from
Is when It come& to men's mission with instructions to regular cUsroom wort when Comaty to tbe many people
FASHIONS AT THE BEACH
., .
JAMBOREE ROAD AT BAVSIOE OF\
NEWPORT BEACH 87,_3183
Hours: 9:30-5:30 ·Sundays: 11-4
tastes. TM.t's W'hy you eu design a policy that would allow they reach middle school level. wbom we'll comeln contact." ~~=:;;:::;::;:;::::;;::~~j:::;-:;:::-.:;::=~~~;::;-,. can choose a tie tor father tor some private beaut11lcat1oo Mrs. Deeter was oomU..ted O::.iA,' ..... here wtth full contldeDC'e that of publlc alleys. last year as county teacher uf
I It w1U be the kind tha
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t
1
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.,..1111 • TRAFFIC SIGNAL pro-th year Collar n weer with pride and posed !or !he Coa<t Hwy. ---·..:_,....,· -:-:-:-:::::=:::--
Prospect tntersedloo lD New-l.IGAL MOTICI
•
Perk up Dad's summer casta I port Shores was delayed until NOTICE TO CREDITORS
C ff wardrobe wtth ha..bdsome, July, when ft w111 be discussed SUPERIOR COURT OF THE u ~:7::rr:~.sr;;r~s.;:~edtalk, tuz:thl~VERTISING CON-STATE ~~c::;:oRNU
.Jhohind he'd tell you that nothing could TRACT for the city's legal COUNTY OF ORANGE
please him morel ads was granted again to the No. A-79919
333
'-' 17ft~ St. c_...,.
MJ .. 7U
Ensign, the only bidder, for Estate ot EU RUTH WJL-
$1.20 per column in ch. lAMS, aka EU R. WILLIAMS,
• t-."EWPORT SHORES area aka ElJ WILLIAMS, aka E. R.
plan was amellded to waive the WILLJAMS, Deceased.
requirement that developers NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
must make Improvements on to tbe creditors of tbe above
Coast Hwy. in certain cases. named decedent tbat all persoos
must make Improvements on ha't'lng cla.lms ap.lnst the said
HWJ. 1n certain eases. decedent are required to flJe
• PAT RAISE from $250 to them with the oeceasary vouch.
$300 moothly was granted to en '1n tbe om.ce of the clerk
Porter, the city's lobby-of ibe above eat1Ued court, or
In Sacramento, and to present them, with tbe oe-
monthly reimbursable ex. cessary vouebtra, to the under-
allowancf: was raised signed at the offtce of hls attor-
$250 to UOO. ue)' KEENE, DION, MADSEN
LAW CLERK, to be hlred ll iENNI.NGS, Proftsal.ooal Cot-
for the summer at $3 per bour poraUoo Suite 530 Ayco FiDall-
b.elp the city attorney do cil.l ToWer, 820 Newport Ceter
research aDd to help handle Drive Newport Bea.cb, Cantor. ~==~~~~~d eases of lllegal rtotal units nta 9ueo, which Is tbe place La tbe ell:}, wu IIJPI'Ofed. of buslDtsa of tbe tu:Serliped
in all matters pertaln1n&" to tbe
estate of .us decedeat, wittdD
I
four moatbs after the flrlt ~
llcatlon of this ootiee.
Dlttd JUDI 10, 1974.
Timothy J. Smltb, AdmJIIta.
traiDr wltb tbo WID Almeucl
ot the EJtate of lbe above named
decedeat.
KEENE, DION, MADSEN A
JENNINGS, Proteuioaal Cor-
poratloo, Sldte 510, AYeo Fi.Du-
e la.l Tower, 620 Cealer
Drift, Newpol't
liMO, To~: oo;~·::;u;. 1 A-, 1Dr AdalllllmaiDr
tbo ww AMoaocl.
PlobUall: J111t II, ZO, Z7, JoGy
4, U?4, to tiM Newport Hart>or
1 .....
•
PRESSURE WASHER KIT
Hook it up to the garden hose-water pressure does
the work. You can wash end rinse cars, campers,
patios. windows ... all without g~ing wet yourself.
Jet-X auds work in cold water. Kn:. mcludes washer,
fan -tip nozzle, extension, pint of suds.
VALUE
795
' I
now
3.99 •
N~MINGTON1DD"
ELECTRIC SHAVER
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l ud '*11 E-Or-... )'N, -pool ol ... -Kol llola. Yltlratlou mut, bJ .,.,, .. ,. blcoiDt cee ~ hle)J welcomed ttU')'oat &Dd
.; with tbe millie r1 tlll IPbii'H; or ,....,. latrodacld tbt YOJ....,, rtc.th1.ac awudl
tt ftJ net Ytra, "MICIIflceat •.• bl..tlAC tor U.tr DWJJ boara ol dent
. . • ltlrrtac'' • . • wordl an trltt lD de-tor tbelr maay bcu'a at defotloD ud dldl-
aerlbtac Reb a performuet. cated. terrice lo tbt ftJ'IDul library tuU
Prlri..lepd WU't U.0. ttt.llDC. IDd Craw-&ad projltcU, Named Wtrt: Mmtl, Ht}eo
"'fcrd Hall. OCI, wu 1Nll flllld • , , ena Hatch, PtiiJ Malud, Jackil Miller, B1Wab
tbe plllrJ, wbtrt ., .. o1 tbe molt ~~~~~r•-Ramay, BobbJ Ray, MtrcedeJ RoekwtU. Sue
clallvo -~ or -. I DOiod 1M -llally St. Clair, K&tbrJD Walter IIIII llr. Edpr
laldlrltiDdl11.' mautro Un.ya looted ..,..rd WUU• • • . bl na cet or tbe tlrli: "at borne 1ruh ld; b-ltD.slJ llllUI JD acbow*'ltmeat HrYict" Ylaltora ud fa.ltbfullJ ttleet.t ud
• , , m&)'blp wUb a bit ot IJIIICI&tiCO, U well dtU't'U'I boob to 10 atu&-lna eaeb Wttll, All
aa apee&atloD, for tM "bill .. waa 10mt-e&lltd wert tbert to aeetpt tbetr ftcopl-
Wblt warm. Mr. 0n1!u1.tJ 1M tt btl kDowD t1oa. Uaable to atteod ••• U:tu MadtllM to tbl boDonr)' eb&lrmaa. Jue (Mrt. JobD Lun.-, Mr. IDI1 Ura, Dtttman ud Mrt.
F,) Porter, oa tbl way bad:. to tbt Bay JaaPaqudUu,BtttyWall.
Club, but lhe waa abll to quiet bta 1Ddt&~ After tbe delletou hllcbtoo at pootalcie
aaUoa. Jue bu beeD 10 eJCited to ba" tables, kwel,y-to-look~at and dtllptf\11-to-
driYID tbt Orm.udJ'I to OCI U.t lbt lilt beu ClaJre TrtTor (Ura. MUtoa Breo)Jblted
the J:tcbU 011 ID biJ' car ••• Tbat woadertul her memorlea ol early HollywOOd. AD award
J'uel wiADIIJ' lD bel' on rl-•.. Otear award.
Amoac thou we aw at tbe eoaeert were that 11 • • • MIA Trevor admitted "Slap-
the AIID lt.oatm&DI (IDd tbi.Dk you 1.411, coaeb" wu btr fuortte pleturt • • • aueh
for yoar diU' lettll'); tbt Cbarltl WbHlerJ, tun to mate. A qliNUoa ud IDIW'er period
. Torrtoee ~ B1We Deuer aDd Kay bro!JCbt fortb otber 1Dttreltln& eq~otrleDCu,
Staeky, wbo flew out from llt•'*P()UI; Ur. alto tbe tact tbl.t sbe bas IInce atta1Ded
ud Mrt. Malcolm MeOoai.Jd aDd Ciloeral a DtW' tame, bl.rilll turMd ber cr•HYlty
&Dd Mrt. Anry Kler; Betty Hall; .the Carl to that. of palDUn&. AboTt all, bowner, ber
Moortl with lbe1r 100 &Dd YOU&( lady; allo famUy eomea ftnt lDd sbt spoke hlchlY of
Jotll Scott Trotter, with whom wt had a alee the 1Dtluenee COOd UbrarltJ can have 1D any
chat ••• wu good to ... blm aplD; Betsy commlmifT, Wben &R~lause quieted, thlnU
and Dick Stoddard. wbo art celebrat1n( their were expressed.
silver annlveraary this mootb; Betty and JobD New Bo&rd members or Frleods of tbe
Storcb •.. her blrttday, June 2, with their Library presented and welcomed are Mrs.
frleDd.l Lelcb aDd Hugh Gourdln; lbeo there' R. L, RIC:hmood, preaidet¥; Mrs. Henry UU-
were the Allan Wetdman.s &Dd the Davtd man, nee presldeot; Mrs. Charles J. Duny
Younes. aDd Mrs. Edwin L. Ramsey, secretaries;
This "benefit for youth" cooeert not only W:ra. Thoma.s B. Lumsdoo, treasurer; Mrs.
had a dial purpose; one, benefit Hoag llospttal Robert P. Macinnis, social chllrma.o; Mrs.
pediatric pavllloo, and two, help contltuance Patricl.a Hug, publicity chllrmu, aDd Mrs .
of tree coocerta f9r the youth of Orance J. Peter Dobbs, outgotng president, parlia-
County • • • co-&pODSOred by the Orance mt!U.rla.n. Mrs. Ullman, who assisted 1.n
County Phtlbarmonlc Society and Hoac me-serTlng the hmcheoa, tells me tbe board Ls
morlal bolpl.tal. lt was a daa: altair. The lookJng forward to an lntetestinc and reward-
coocert wu followed by a a~r-dansaot tng year.
at the )nel court, South Coast Plua. AND Among tbose we saw, visited wtth and
lor some of us lt was a triple treat, sha.rlDc reminisced a bit were Lucille CaJdares and
the tim of the shuttle bus from the Plaza her frteod, Helen Williams, whose da.uebter
to OCI aDd back lor sl4>()er, listening to Kareo Is actress Edy Williams; Laura Porter, whom
Seay slog and dancing to Frank Flynn's we bad DOt seen l.n ever so Jooc; also Bar-
rhythms. ban Gnnt, Martr. Barrett, Gladys Tritt,
Met more lolk here . . . the Jack Hes-Caroline Dodd, Toni Howell, Valerie Scudder
naults, WUUam Holsteins (Ann, the gracious and Lucy Keo.t ... just over the cb1clutu pox!
vice president who helped with the seating Others were VIvian Perron, Pat Netuer,
at OCI). Jessie May and CecJI Sblrar and Gertrude FleLseh.ma.an 1.00 Lucille Kuetm.
lrleDds; Esther Scherr wtth Edna and Edward Among those at Bero.adJDe Ullman's
Harlmess, the Les Stertensens, Norman Dahls table wu Helen Waddell ...• who by the
and Guy Clairs. way Is alive, I aNtae you, aDd rtvactous
AmoO« those busl.nit (ridlnit the bus. not as ever ... despite the ootlce ot a statement
ldsslng . . . that's bussing, I tblnk), were sent to the estate of the deceased Helen
Jean TandowKy, Ron Bevans, Floss and Ed· Waddell! So motan not, dt!'J' frlendal others
s.cpumacber (Jean aDd Flosa were the two were Fran Ryder (al50 an artlst),,Sara Q.am-
wfto .,arbelded much .cd tbe e.,erdDc'a actt-'Uf!._Mu-W Bdtb, wbo I lluold 1s a rbl-
vtlles}, Mllll• QalDn and' E .. Maran, Bar-Uill.,.. ._.lloLilli.lJ'.t .., Jl.l'fiaember of tbt
bl.ra BJeh&rdl &Dd Alan Jamlesoo, Lou aDd lateraat:tc.l Grapbo Aoalyala Society • • •
Ja'ek BUliDp, Mack ud Marina Laraoe., ED aDd the peat of boDor ••.• ClaJre Tret'or.
John8oa, Pte and l.addy Rectay; otber1 were tnteresttnr CODYeratloo flowed aU darlac
Judie "and Carl Martlo, Daryl and Hlmter luncb. Ill fact It wu a dellghttul ru.t.nlllDr
Wilson, Jean and Mike Braun, Otnny and day tor eYeryooe attenct'nK.
Ed Cook, also Mary Jane and Paul Qulyrel,
SllSlDDl and Tuck Rabbitt, Gertrude Fleisch-
mann and Pat Netsser, Elaine aDd Gene
Mesick, Jane and Lymao Faulkner, Sue and
VIc MalloU, Marge 1.00 Spec SpeUetlch, EmUy
and Dick Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Voss
and 8111 Crane ••. aDd of course many
more ••. there were two buses!
But no matter where you sat, or how
you arrived SlWet or no, dance or not
• . . putting It all topther ... It became
a symphony . . . an event.ng to remember
... wasn't It? (I) • • •
lncldeotally the Irvine Teruee Pbllha.r-
monlc Associates tocominc and outcolDr
boards were hosted recently by Mrs. RaY..mood
Beyer (VIctorla) at her lovely home on Morn-
toe Stu Lane. With all the beautltul white
wroocht troo, tall ptes aDd elsewhere ...
blue aDd wblte colors .•. sun oo the water,
made It Uke a day oa the RIYiera. VIctoria
beads IC) the Associates as this year's cha.lr-
man and already plans are fOTmulattnr fOT
their annual October beDeftt, "EVENING WITH
MAME'' .•• or "MAME FLING" ..•
whatever the name .•. their parties are
always tun ••• and worthy ot the name!
Tbose eo))ytoc tbe ltmcheoo and plans were
Mrs. Ted Walsb (Rti.h) and Mrs. Robert
Lane. Itt and ZDd 'lice cr.trmeo; Mrs. Georp
WUllamNO (De Vere) and Mrs. Albert Kl88-
1Dpr (Helen). recordtn& ud correspoadln(
secretaries, and Mrs. Anpa Rlc!ll.rdu!.
(EUMD~ treaaurer. others were Mrs. Edward
Mayo, CODtlDauce tuod; Kra. Carl Moore,
pubUclt)'; at.o lim ... Char IN Stepbtu, Rob-
art Steumrakl, Ala KIMey lDd Lloyd, 1l'bo
will be eerrtoc l.o warlous eapacltles. • • •
Yr. and Mrs . .Roblrt Gucpabeim opmed
their .-doua bome oo Glluy Drtn, Oroftr
Sbor11, TueDy, JUDt ... for tbe FriiDda
of tbe Library awards luaebeoo IDd UDal
FA,..'S
lAY .
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SHIJIIY AMD MIKI STAUWIATHII
The Dolptwl Terrace bome of Dolores IDd
Bill Miller wu the MtUDc tor tbe ma.rrtace
or their gruddl.upter, Sherry Olaon, and
W:lcr.el Stukftatber, 011 SatlU'daJ, lb.y 25.
Tiny tDd bloDIJe Lori Miller, the yompst
of the pudcb.llllreo., wu 'lower clrl aDd
led the way to tbt stooe heartb, fern b&Dked
and U(tUd with tapers l.o taU burDlsbed
brus C&Diiell.bra. Here, 1D the pr .. eoce ol
the famllJ a.Dd iDbmate trieods, Dr, WUUam
Parker perfor med a simple cSouble rtna
eeremony Ia tbe ezcbanp: ol the marrtata
YOWl. Nner wu there a mon upressiTe
ceremc::cJ •• or lonUer brldel
Whlta •eddlnc bella and lemoo brucbu:
marked tbl doorway of the Edward Pel~
IT1D bome, wbere au ptbered tor tbt re-
cepUoa., the eatttur ol tbt tbtH tiered can
• : • touta ud but wtsbta. Tben Sbtrry
ud Mike •ere aw.y .•. tor their boneymooa
akiDc tbe CoJorado R1Yerl Dri'IIAI tbe Rncoal
llr. ---loocboo at tho LlacoiA mid-dle ICboo~ Corooo dol Mar. They w111 be lA
tlallr BdMa t.:xDe oo tbet.r ntaro.
Largest class graduating
Tbe larpll p-adUotlllc cia ..
1D Oranp Cc..t Collep's his -
tory --l,e21 atwseDta --W'1 U
receiYe dip'HI at eommeoce-
mtot c•emoalea at 1:10 today,
June U, lo OCC•a LeBard Sta-
41wn.
ace -t Raody Hol!rnan
of S&DII. Au. w1U preaeut the
commeooement add:reas.
For tbt · third consectatve
yeu Orup Cout bu beeo
named by the St. teo-Noren
KAGEY PROMOTED
Robert P. Kapy, Zl, SOD
ol W:r . &Dd Mra. William H.
Kapy, Z?'13 DeSoto Ave., Costa
W: ••· wu promoted to Army
Sl*lalilt four wtllle sentnc
wtth tbe 3rd Ar mond Dlrts:ton
ID Germany. He Is a clerk wtth
Battery 8, 3rd BattaUon of the
dtnasoa•s Uat Air DetenseAr-
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F olmdatloo u one of the top
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That Lnstructor wtu be an-
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Chancellor Norman E. Wat-
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outstand.ing cltlJ.eo award.
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M!GHTL Y AT ,,.45 ' MATINEE SUN
TWO
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MARGAR!T AI4D lAM BARKER. IP6oto 6y f•II"YI
Margaret Layton wed
to Sam Elroy Barker
Miss Marpret Mary Lay1oo nert, a eous1D ot the bride from
became tbe bride of Sam El~ Ora.nce. and IUasDeborabLay-
roy Barker Jr. 1n a double riDe ton, tbe bride's Dlece from Y or-
ceremony performed by tbe ba LlDda.
Rev. Donald Stri.Dge at Holy The bridal gown ns
Family Catholic church, Satur-fashlooed lD white orpn~a with
day, May 4, I.D Santa Ana. an emptre bodleeoheotselaee.
Followln& the late mornlnc Tbe skirt and p.tbered chapel
ceremony, a wedding recept.loo tra1D were spr1akled w1tb me-
was beld at the home or tbe dallloos of Yenise lace and ed -
brlde's parents, Mr. and Mrs. led witb tear drop lace. A lace
Glenn Morris Laytoo of Car-adorDed cap sprinkled with tiDy
mel Bay Dr., Spyglass HUI. pearls held ber elbow .length
The groom Is the son of Mr. silk lllusloo Yeti. She carried
and Mrs. Saf'l'l E. Barker of a cascade or white prdeo.las
Cardell Grove. His best man interspersed wltb wbite roses.
was Daniel Lal4ay of S&Iboa. step-.notts and baby's breath.
Atteodlng to the duties of ush-Pink and wlltte nowers and
ers were Michael Laytoo of caDdies decorated the church
Yorba Unda and Christopher aDd tbe Layton borne. Lilacs
Layton of Naperville, lll., bro-were also used througboul and
nert or Orange, the bride's a pool nc.t held a variety or
cousin aDd Dan Strong or Gar-decorattn Dowers.
den G;ove. Tbe bride's motber received
Miss Therese Laytoonsher ruests 1n a tailored belp chU-
slster's rr.ald or bonor. Aootber ton'~ gown adorned wtth a cor-
sister, Mlss Elizabeth Layton, sage ofyellowgoldcymbldlwna.
aDd the croom's Stster, Min Mrs, Barker wore a ml,nt green
Laurie Barker, were brides-c.,o.,st:u"•mm,,•. dress with green cym-
Lin-Ul
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-. roeetrio( 1botr dlplomu. Hallaey, l-111•-· AIU-a.rc la tbe lilt ol awrds ._ Ndo st.plleQ Aup 1M
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Ea:elleDce 1D womtD'I aports
--Kareo Dtetse~ Terry Smllh.
Jul.ee Lester track awards
... Oiue Lester, Amy Thomp-....
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l<l'al#tll, thot 6Mil he td1o Yrtll'' (C"-.J. 6 :7).
Q, Qoeo Enoch's Prophecy men·
tl...,r In Judo 14, 15 rehlr to tho
Rapture of the Chur<:h?
wordl. .,.....-._ ._. t1 ·11hw 1D a to t.. M4y to Cvery JP0C1 Wort." ~ Ctat1b1.at 011
forelp _, -~ of o • 1 .._ thlt ~ COIIIO! 1.-tbo .. ~ htar. lo hit Fint
A.clllallJ, tbey-In a-of ..S _....,. EpiadO, Chiilterl. .er..1_3;we read,'"Submit ,.,..,.. ....
J ~ ANIEL 5 it 111 lnterat-
ill( chapter which pou<nta
an account of the creat
(Qit of Kine lklthuzu ~ and .the m)'lterious hand-
writinr on the walt. Hne
the rcadrr's attention is direc~ to
a good su~ of this chapter by a
ronservakve lhblical scholar : "The.
Chaldean kine Belshazzar m:ldc a
feast to his 'c:hicf offi~n. at which in
drunken arrogance, by a dciecrarior:'
of the sacmJ vessels which Ncbucho;.d-
neu.'l.r had carrieU. away frC'Im the
Temple at Jerusalem, he d:rided the
God of Israel (vv. lA). Then he
[ Belshazzar J suddenly ~w the finger
of a haud writing on the wall o f the
~'U~-<hambe r, ar which he was agi-i~tm by violent tnror, and com-
manded that the wise men should be
~nt for, that they ml&ht rtad ;~.nd
interpret to him the writin~; and
when they we re not able to do th1s,.
lle b«amc pale with alarm (vv. S-9).
Then the '1.tretn informed him nf
Daniel. who would ~ :1ble to inter-
pret the writing (vv. 10-12). Daniel ,
being imn:~diat~ly broucht in, d~ ·
dar~d himstlf read\" to rraU am\ in-r~rpr~t the writin:::·; but first h~ re-
minclcr\ the king of his $in in that hr
did not take wa rning" fr,,:n th~ di• ine
chastise rr.C'nt which had visit~d King
Stbuchadn~zzar {chaD. 4 ). bl.rt of-
tendtd th~ Most High God by des~
crnting the holr vn sel :; o f His Tc•1lple
(vv. 13, 14 ). He [Danid j then in-
terpreted to him the wdti n;:, sh:lw-
in~ thr kin.~: tha.t God h:~.d anr:oun:-ed
to hi;n hr n ~an~ of it the end of i1is
reign, aiJd th~ tr:Mfer~ntt of the
kingdo-~1 to the )le•le!j and rersi:lns
(vv. 25-28). Dani~l was thtreupon
ra i~d !0 hono r by Uelshaztar, who
was, lwwt•;n . in thl: ~:lme n:ght put
to death ( v•·. 29, 30 ' •· (d . C. F. K ·ii,
Tht Oool: of tltr PrOpl:tl Daftitl, En;.
trans .. 1891, p. 162 ).
The Writing on the Wall
v~r ses 5-9 of Daniel 5 give 3
graphic picturt of the h:w1d1Hiting on
the wall during Beh hazz:u's great
feast. ""In the very hour when the
feast had readteU a clim.u of wicked-
ness, the fingus of a n;an's hand, ap-
~ar-ently srvere(f from tht drm, wrote
on the plcu;ter of th~ W:\11 over the can-
dl~st ick (and conscqurntly white),
the one perfect place that night. in
the great banquet hall, where huge
characters could be most quickly .;em.
Th::: consequence to the king was
~tartling. L iterally, the text fin v. 61
rrnds : 'The king changed colQr a:> to
his \ountenance, became pale from
terror, ami was so un •nanneoi by fear
and al:lrm that his body lost it-s f:rm-
ness and \·igor' -C. F. Keil. ... At
coce tht king cr.ie:l fo r the wise r:;en
of his kingdom a-;;.d pr:);llised that,
~vhO\"\'et r~::td the writi'l~ and g:a '"e lhe
mterpretatlon, should be chthed in
pt:rple (Exod. 25 :4 ; Judees 8 :26 ;
Esther 8 :15}, ~hould ha\·e a go:do:n
chain about his n:ck (Gt:n . 41 :42) ..
and •_hould be given a third part of
the kmgdom , but the \", h·e men could
?Ot help the troubled king. The writ-
m_r: wa s beyond their comprehensiun.
Erther they [tl~ wise menj could not
rtad the particular charJcters that h ad
bern ir;.scriht:l on the wall, or . what i.;
more probabl~. they could read the
charact~rs thems=lves, but could not
interr,r~t the-m. Wmr a s;J.d hour
\\·hen man's re\"elry, !>in . .111d irreve-r-
ence su dUcnlr t:!.r rni natc in bewilder-
lll('nt , confmi')n, and :r. l"Onfess ion of
ono·s own vi-tifu\ limitat ion~. face. ttl
fa~C • with d i\'int iurlgm~nt! That
. ~1lich occurs occ-asiOnallr on t':Jrth,
'm a ;,m~l\'\\a\', \\·ill ~ome d3 v be rhe
lot o[ ).;Tear ,;,a ~~<'~ Qi mankind out-
Joid~ uf Christ, as,..tlrey st:.nd before
the judgrnerit thron~ of God" 1 d .
Wilbur :\I. ='m it h. Pt/'JIIbct'; S~t!t'Ct
.Vottr, 6 1£t annual vol., 1934, pp .. H2,
343).
Th Musag.-d Daniel ltfore the King
V~rses 17-24 of Daniel 5 set fonh
the n 1c-~sage of Da.n1el in the prc-stnce
of Belshazzar th~ king. Htre the fol -
lowing observations should ~ noted :
·-"Dan1e\ declines the kin1'• gifts as
Elisha dcc.lined those: of Naaman [the
Syrian]. and for a like nason (~
2 K inga 5 :16). Daniel's address lo
Relsha.uar is in a ve-ry d iffe-rent tont>
from that of the lanpage to Nebu-
chadnczzar (4 :19). Belshazr.ar was
at this tirm guilty of proline sacri-
lege apjnst God ; and the Propil<t,
as His rrUniat.-. pronounced tmtence
upon him" (d.· Chr. Wordsworth, n , Book of D..UI, 1871, p . .24).
n, lo...,.ohllioo of tiM Writiot
y.,_ 25-29 of our s;r;riaf text
praeat Iludd'1 inCIII:I"pmation ol the
-............ wolf. .Each
of tloewordt...,...,.a double-:
Ji,.., -*red; I.e. God ltat awn-
bond c-> tho c~oyo of"'" ldtll--; r •• ,,. 11oo1oe1. ......., that
Btw. • ., ... • tatr• (Ia the
heb•) . ..s ta.ld Wtk4 ; Pwt•, lily ~ ..... it ....... (,...,, and ,n. to tho ..... ... ,.,..,
(paror ). The wcnl /Mas wOuld .....,
to point out tbt tbe Per1riaDI wen
the domi11111t _.,. to whom Bab)·-
lon would faD. When Daniel r...S
th< writill( h< tUd UfiMsrsioov. 25),
but in c ivinc the inteorpretatioG be em--
ployed th< form PnYs (v. 28). The
U iJ the Aramaic oorljuootioa .'and'
which would be omitted when the in·
" ~erpretation was being aiven. Pluwli,.
IS a plural fom1, whereas '"'s is
,in gular. Upon the buis of tome an-
cient venions it would eeern tbat
l•rts i.1 the original form and the
plural, phtWri,., may rouibty be ac·
counted for as ~e work of a scribe
who may have had in mind the word
for Persians (partzt )" (d. Edward J. Young, ''Da.,Uel" in Tht Nrw Bi-
ble Colnmtftl01')', ht ed., 1953, p.
674).
Tilt Dealt. of tho King
A. No, It Is altoaetper different
from those prophecies of the rap·
ture of the church, tho blessed
hope. Enoch's vision was of the
lord Jesua return ~na wHh the
church, personally, bodily, vislbily,
to establish His kinectom on earth.
In that day He will judge all the
apostates mentioned here, and rule
with 1 rod of iron.
~ eo pn.wo •tkla. DoiHr r day ._, 1beJ 1Dit eo nay onfiUDce of mu for the Lont'1 like: whether
wltb lntultt, ....-.-. aacl .to add illlil1t ID _,., w · k bo to !he. kill(. u tupreme; Or unto .,..mon, . ., ••!"
read tho pooj>!o of tbo lad aoqodted of -·• -them'that "'l ,..,.\,by him for tbo puoiahment of eYI!· a -of mirth. UU1e wuedor fD dotlr -of _..,. cloen. lad for thO pralte of them that do ...U. For 10 II they had bUD• tbelr botpl .. lbo. w01ow ,_, 1-, tile :Mil ol· Ood. dial wltb ...U cfotn• yc may .put to
tbe oaly tei>IY tbey coa1d .,.... "How iiliall w -.a tbo tile nco th6 .,.,._ o1 foollth men."
Lord't ,.q fn a ......,. land'l" Bvlcloatly, they dlil 1101 Afki ·readln, tbno _,.. can there be Ill'/ doubt
know bow to idate tliemael-to tbo Em--.. ....,...... oi1r Nlllloa to our COIItllrY1 In the malo, we
chadonzar and his dapodc form ol.-w ~· ha\'01oooi bore IIi CIAada ncr lin« we became • .. ,ion Jeremiah oow mldia 1n ,.._..,;; Ood Mtlda prOIOCiitf b)' ..-lome lawa, ,_ ol which, .In pdoclple, ;.,ttucti.;.... -n. .. :fth tbo Lord o1. botll. tbo of. ai\l '-qa lito Wold of Ood· We have colo1ed fm-
In Daniel 5 :30 we read : ·"In that
night was Belshazza.r the 'kina: of the
Chakleans slain." This vene speaks
of the j udgment which" fell on Bel-
shazzar, the last king of the Neo-
Rabylonian Empire. "Belshazzu's
sacrilegt , like that of others (2 Sam_
6 ,6, 7; Lev. 10 ,1, 2; I Cor. 3 '17),
rtf]uired immediate punishment irt
that nigllt. Details of the siqe and
i:J.ll of Babylon [in 539 B.C.} had
h<-en proph~sied long before by Jer'e-
rniah (chaps. 50, 51). Thus God was
fulfilling-Isaiah's prophecy ngardintc
Cyrus [king of Persia) (lsa. 44:24-
28 ; 45)"' (d. ~obert D. Culver,
"Daniel" in Tht Wycliffc Biblt Co'"-
'··•~n!ar-y, 1962, p. 787 ).
This Is a most interesting pas·
saee in the Word of God . Except for
Jude, we would not have known of
this predk:tion of Enoch 's: "Behold.
the lord cometh with ten thousands
of his ulnts, to execute judgment
upon all .... " Enoch uttered this
prophecy to the men of his , own
generation: for ''by faith Enoch was
translated that he should not see
death" (Heb. 11:5) When was this?
It was before the flood which was
a type of the judgments to come
upon the world in the days of the
great tribulation. Enoch was a type
of the church which will be trans-
lated before the Antichrist is re-
vealed and the purifying judgments
sweep the earth.
SYNAGOGUE AND TEMPLE
Q. What was the difference between
the Jewish temple and synagogue?
A. These buildings differed in that
the temple was the place where
sacrifices could be offered whereas
the synagogue was merely a place
for reading and prayer.
I.,...I,unto all that are carried away captf-, wbom 1 ba\'0 cfom, ilnd ·-of' oil, rdlliout. frwdom to a hlp ckaru.
COUied to be carried a,..y rr-lerwolem -Blbr-We bavo ...... pvan every liberty 111d opportuntJy to
loa; build yc howet, aac1 -Ia them; aac1 plut PI' propoiMe the IOOd news of the Ootpel. In tho Communist
deru and eat tbo !nllt o1 them · tab yc -aac1 ...... oountrles of tlio -ld, thlt It 1101 10. 0\lt c:oncern at
sons' and dauJhten; and take 'wtYel for yoai 1081. aDd f!rcM:nt is thai &here ·arc enemies within our borden who. 11"-your doujbten to butboMa, that they -y boar-of llicy hod th6 .......,. _r, would utteily ck~troy
aacl daugbten· that yc may be iaaoaaecl tbore, 011111 DOt oil thnc blated privlle .... Therefor<, we CCIIIIIder ot to
dimbtitloed. ~ ... t the ~ of the city wlikbor 1 be ou• bounclen dUty wlim 111 clcctioo It called-and ·~
have caused you to be carried away c:apdwt. aDd pray Is catlcd on the Federal &cvel for October 30 of this
unto the Lord for it· tor in the peace thereof aball ye year -to put forth every leJidmate effort Jo ~ect men
have peace" (Jeremiah 29:4-7). In th6 u,bt o1. tblt of hi;h principle ond trUIIworthy charoctcr In oo;<f<r.thot
directive Daniet, who · .. a youna mm w• 111o carried these ~ious, dearly--bouatu rflhtl may be ma•n!a•n~.
into ~ptiv1ty, is aet before 1.11 u a model. Oa me pouadl The parli~lar mode ol FVCtnmcnt I ao ncn beheve 1!1\
that be did endeavor to be loyal aad .ct the put of the here under couldrtration. The reference .is ~re 1o the ~ citizen he was devatecl to tbe hidaat poutble poai.. princ:l~' of aovemmenl. lbcn: arc various ·modes lhat
bOO of JOY~TIUDeDt. It would teem that for 1 time he have been adopted by the dilfm:nt nat~ or ~Rt!ieS
had been entruslcd with the otfice of Prime Minister of the world. such u an ablolutc monarchy, a hm1ted
· monuK"hy like the one ift the United Kiaadom at the
The situation of the Jews of this time wu quite dif.. present time, and a rcpublk:. The klca is Ilia& any aov· f~rent from that of oun. We are not uDder 1 foreign cmmcnt that provides order 11 opinu chaos and thai ~:over. We .have not ~ Jed into ala~. ~ Cmadi~ ~i,•cs due protection and freedom to its PeoPle muse be
auzens, thiS country 11 our home. Heoce bow much upheld. Government, npecilllr our forrri ol democratic
greater our ohligation to the affain ol ~~ tba "aovcrnmen1, n • \ICr)' benef"tda appointmntt tadc;td. God
theirs! God adds in vene 11, "For 1 know the tboughta nc\'Cr intended that man •"'*ld be left in .a lUte of brute
that I think toward you, saith the Lord, thoudttJ of "h:atfo n. Can you 'UpPOK l•w beina 5U!pc:ndtd in Canada
peace, and not of ev11, to give )'00 an expceted eDd." for fi ve days? There IS no fDVCI'NMM, 110 pofk.emen, no
Thank God, He has lhougbts toward us. They are very restrictions of any kiiWI. EV!'f man is left to do just what
definite, specific thoughts. 'They are thouJbta ot pe~~ he f!;"d~ inclined to do. Each 11 independent of his lellow.
What God said to tbcm in effect was thf~ UVOO"l:ublrili He is at liberty to follow the bent of his own inclinations
to your situatKxl and ultimately th~ -your trial after without rcaard to the welfare of othcn. There is no
70 yean have expired 1 will brine you beck. 1 wiD restore rntraint on the t»'n o.f any. What have you JOt':' You
you to your own land and prosper you apin. 1 will Rive hli\'C viulcnce, m1scry, lust. t'f'Uelty and d1shonesty pc:r·
you another o pportunity as a nation to begin anew~· -¥m.Jing: the whole of our Dominion. There would be,
I Gm aurc, -a.n outcry Such at was never heard before
in this c-ountry. DemGnds for the rntorati011 of 1ovem-
mcn1: would be heard (rom every quarter. I submit that
no one after that uperience would mind payin,: ev~n
income lax or any other kind of tax. DemonstratiOns of
l;~.wkunes;, amoni university studcncs aad 1triken in
numerous countries where leaders in &QYerMlCnl have
lost control give us some idea what 'uc:h a s.ituation
would be like.
n . Moreovrr, -th~ story of the death
of Delshatzar, which occurr~d at the:
tin1e of t lr~ capture of Babylon, is con·
fi,rrr.ed by the Grerk hi Mo rian Xeno-
1;\ron (c. 430 B.C. ro c. 354 B.C.).
II~re the attention of the reader is di·
n-cted to Xenophon's work Cyrot<Jc-
dia . which contains an accoun-t of the
notable carter of Cyrus, -the founder
of the Persian Empire. Thus a nar-
rative of the fa ll of the City of Baby-
When we lcam that CIVIL GOVERNMENT IS AN
ORDINANCE OF GOD our obliiation u OuistiaDJ is
made very clear. The inspired Aposr.le Paul affirms very
"Titwtfon , My b•Wwd lwllllrne, pos.itivc:ly that civil government, aloag with the family
b~ 3ttdfast, MfttfWI!tabU, alwGy1 and the Church, is definitely a Divine instiwtioa. This fact
abou.rtditag i" tit• work of tlu Lord be sets forth in a number of injunc:tiooJ. F"mt. to the
/Of"4Sm.u:h as y• how that yow ~ believers in Rome, "let evecy soul be subject Unto the
is ftOI '" vai" M tM Lord." (1 Cor. tughcr powers. For there is no power but of God : the
15:58). powcn that bear~ ordained of Go!!" (Romllll 13 :1).
Inn_. whic~ _i~ ... fel,a~F.~. b);,~ dassi,c.aJ , • ~•putation is what m•n think •·nt~r . supporu .the 'Stbbtal rct{)J'd ol w• •r•: eh•r•cter i• wh•t God
Da:1it1 sill a ·rerMr"kablC ·~ay. · •· ·• •· knowsw.... -·-
ltome at that time wu the seat o( the imperial govern-
me nt which ruled most of. the then known world. The
Jewish people, as such, who were under Rome'' mwer
lived in deep resentment and occasionallv tried to rtsi't
it. "But Christians," said the ·~po.tl\!!1 111a'n11tlol' to be
My friends, well established government &uc:h u we
have c:xpcric:nced in the past is of God. Its. benefits are
beyond caJculations. The: ruler, as the ApostJc Paul states,
is u terro r to e..-il works, and he does not bear the sword
in vltin. Jt is indetd an insuument of blcuin&: and com-
fort. Humaaey,sp.:akiaa. wa •owe our safety nd fn::cdom, ,.P\>IIJ r~!i1Ji9~1~n<J,<;ivil, to law •nd erdo•"Upliold by prop-
erly COOStlfUtci:t government (COMT1MUID NEXT WIEIC ) -----------------------------------Tile 9tll Cllapter of Rom11ns
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(CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK )
11115 SAM!: MI:KCY and com-
pauion iJ emphasiud in the e&K
of Ph•r.oh. The 16th and 17th
verse• 10 tot~ether:
"So then it is not of him th•t
willeth, nor of him that runneth,
but of God tlurt ahe...,..th mercy.
'Tor the scripture aaith u.nto
Pharaoh. Evftl fo r thia same f..,._
havt I raiaed thee Up, that miJht
shew my power ill thee, and that
my neme fllil:ht be declued throUih-
out •II the earth."
Alain, the context of the Bible
won't pennit you to uy that God
is no respecter of penollS--t!x~t
Pharaoh. The Bible won·t permit you
to uy !.hat God has no pleuure in
the death of the w1ckcd (Euk.
18;Z3) -u~pt Phanoh. The Bible
won't pennit you lo !lAY that God
is "not willing thor.t any Jhould
perish" (U Peter 3.9) -ex~pt Ph•-
r•oh. The B1ble won't penn11 you to
uy that .God's Sen.·.ant has bome
the Jriels and c•rned the sorrow•
and died for all -ucepl Phanoh.
And unleu you say th•t God wu
dealina: dK-eitfully with Phareoh,
God geve Pharaoh u much m·
c:ou.ncement to repent u He eYft"
1ave •ny man. By MOMs and Aaron,
God performed mir.dft before Pha-
n~oh. ~rtifying th•t God w• the
God they procllimed Him to be.
Pharaoh IK'Omed MOHS end Aaroo.
He aeom.d God. Pharaoh wu tiM
elder. Phanoh w .. "rurur.1nc''-Lea~
•Uan wu on Pharaoh'• llide.
''Even for thil ume f"""" ._. I raiMd thee up, that m.icht ehew
my power in thM, and !.hat lll1' __.
mi&ht be declared lhrouchout an
th• earth" (v. 17).
And the neJJ:t verse Joel with lt:
'-rberefon hath tw IMI'CJ' on whom
he will have IMJ'C")', .nd whom M
will he hardenth."
And h • r e the empfteeil lit • .....,..
God il not marn : H• » Oocl ..... God, He know. \he _. ,._ ..
-..,..Ho ...... ......W.-.,
... -... hom."' .......... -..
man Pharaoh would be ...... the ~Mre.in God wo\lld. ----• ...... ...,... 11 God. wWbW to .... W
wrath, Mel to malt:• lu.,...,.........,
nrdunrd wtth mum ~
the ~p of wrath ftttld to ....
.~: . ............ ~--the rkhes ol ht. -the a.-a ... ol m.rcy, ..........
_...! UOio -(•. -~ ...,....._o..r ...... _cw ............. u:·Aa .. ,, . ., ...... ., --........... _ ..... ..
• i tMtk ..,.._. _. ..... tA
~~Jr.;; lliMI M' hi ......... , -... .,,_.,.._.pcl..-a .. _ .... _,. __ ........... , ........ ..... ,_, _ _.._ ........ ...
_,..,..~_ .. _ -...-... -~.,.
come increuinlly har-dened. Some
of them eww God. Some of them
commit brutal crimes. Some of thern
c:ommit •ukide.
We .ay that the hudenirlc il ac-
cordinr to Jpiritu&l Llw .
But we IJI"Ver •r, who ia rapon· sible for spiritual w.
Spiritu•l lew il God's law.
God budens the hearta of meD
and women today j u.t u He hard-
ened Ph•r.ob's hMrl
And for the MnM reuon.
11D SALVATION or the O.n-
tila il involwd in thia lth chapter
of Rom.ana. The ... a!Wn Joveming
the fint-bom did not •ppb to the
Gentiles. The Salv•tion of the Gen-
ti let depended .on the compauion,
anee, and meJ'C")' ol God. The A.l-
vation of the Gentiles depended on
God h.evina: merey on whom He
would have llloH'CJ'-
And what is the alternative to
this principle of God in this 9th
dwp~r of Romans'!
It b thia:
Miaht makes richt.
Ph-.noh who "wills," Pharaoh who
"n.uur," Phenoh on whoM •ide art
lhfl eustomJ •nd the l•w and the
phyaleal mil;ht and power, rrevaiP
... inst the dHCendentl o Jacob
who are Phu.oh's &laves.
Scribn a nd Phar-bfta •re ftl·
r&h rined in the 11th ehap~r of He-
brews, but &hab the h•rlot b shut
OUL
The widow and her cow h.eve no
recoune in the f•ce of the money-
lender and the •heriff.
And, again, wh11 i• so b.d •boul
the ebsolu~ Sovenign of the uni-
vene, the Cre~~tor" of he•ven and
enth and •U ttl.~: in them il, being
• God of eompusion and merey u
well as • God of jmtiee'! a LOOB tiT
Tl\€1 . :SOO,B:
BY DR . 808 JONES
11011 JONES UnfvBrB/tiJ
&:rlpture de1tribe11 David 1 hour. David knew God u the
•• a m•n •Iter God's own ' c:nd uf AbrwhHm of haMl", of
heart (A~t.a 13 :12); yet Devid J~tl·ob, •nd of •II hrael. Mott
wa• nol frH from sorrow and imPQrtant to him, however,
autferin•. He knew what it I w .. the f•('t th•t this GOO wu meant to be puraued by •n hi11 God.
ene"!'r, to IOM t.mpor•l po•· It ia well to recoa-nize the
HS•1ona, to ha.-e • rebelhoua uialenr-e of God in Hilr on\-
aon, and to h•ve •n "Ach•n in nr•e, but we need to know
the ump." Him personally. He w•nt.a
One of the occa•ion• when each of u11 to come into •
from a humen atandpolnt thl• penonal rel•tionahif with
man of God •hould have been , Him. Through one o Hl1 in-
In lhe loweat emotional alate apir-«1 wrltera He saki, "Bul
Ia r«orded In the thirtieth if from thence thou 11h•lt seek
r haptf-r of l Sarnoel. David the LoM thy God, thou 1halt
and hi• eoldlera h•d returned find him, if thou AMk him with
to Zlklaw to find the city in 1111 thy he•rt and with all thy
ruin• and to find lheir wlvu, 11oul " {Deul#ronomy 4:29). The
their childl'4!n, and their JIM• l.ord Je11ull Chrl11l Who ill God
MUione carrLed •••Y by the in th~:~ neah and lhe Way by
ArMleklte.. The dlte:oura,;ed whk-h men m•y come lo God
.oJdMn brok• Into open n:be.l-ur•, "Behold, J lliand el lh•
llob, but "David enc:ouralftd door, •nd kn<K'k : if any man
hlmNlt In the Lord hia God" hur my vo~e and open the
(I S.muell01l). door, I will eome in to hlrn1 OnfF the men who h.1 made and will aup wtth hlml aoa God hi:a Oocl een .ncou,..e he with me" ( Reve atlon
hlmeelf fn the Lord In •ueh an 3:20). R,l~••f'd ,., ,,, c .. IIIH'I 1'rii11Hidip Alfllflt'htti .. ,
THE ANVIL AND THE HAMMERS
I 1tood Ortl n.fllfll by the
bJ.ct,.Jth ~ door
Alld hHnl till fffrll rl1tf tltt
._., c/tlllf1,
Altl IDokllflllt I .-w Upolf tltt
floor
0111 ,..,.,, .. , wont wftlt ,,.,,
o/MIIItt tiMe,
"/low ,.,.7 .,,z, lwH you
~."~Mill
"'To ......,-nd 6Nt tltt.H
lw~~t••n .of''
''Ju1t OM, "tlte b,.cbmtrll •ld
wfllt twidll"f '"'·' "'f'll• •rt•U Wffn tht lulmmtrl
out, yow .t-.ow, ..
ANd 10 lffetltt*lht til~ '"'"of
God't fllord
FM .,., tbpM blowt M r•
,_, Mpotl,
Aal t~ tltl IHttd of do-bloMII ~~.
Tit• tnr1U '-rntltKMtd, '"6 ,.,.,..,.10,.,·
Ventriloquist spreads the Gospel
Gina, the white bear, Is a as nlmmLDe, eoot:--outs, ar-aeeor&n1 to WaJQe.
blg attraction at ooe of the Har. ebery and oatlD'e study, are Fred and his pq~pets, besides
bor area's fastest-growing Included. Bible study and wor-their Sunday ser't'tces aod ta -
ehlD'ches . So are her friends, ship services are put of the ptocs, attend 8 nel&tborhood
CllarUe tbe chimp aod Tlno scbed.ule. Bible shldy clubs that meet In
the brown bear. Camp director will be Wayne the home of parishioners.
Kids who co to spedal chit-Tesch, wbo Is director of edu-Tbey're also an.Uable for
dren's Sunday services at the caUon for the CbrlsUa.DCenter. appearances before schools,
Newport-Mesa Christian Cea-He and Fred, as well as Dr. serYf.ee cldlsandotbergro~s.
ter , 148 E. 2200 st., Costa George Wood, tbe Center'ssen· Call 6-45-6&20 to book them.
Mesa, can talk to Gina, Tlno lor pastor, han ttes to Enn.. Fred ls a New Jersey naUve,
aDd Cha.r Ue. gel Collep In Sprtncfteld, Mo. wbo cot Involved •ttb pi.W@ts
And they talk back. Both Fred and Wayne atteoded at 8 aDd venttUOQul..sm at 14.
All of this ts possible be-Evanpl. aDd Dr. Wood tau&bt He bl.sbeenlnchurchworkmost
cause Fred Pettet, 2-4-Year-otd and -ns campus pastor there. of hi$ JOiml U!e,
ml.nisler of children at tbe ooo-The Cb.rlstiaD Ce11ter ltarted '•My p-andfatber was a mlnl-
deoomtoattooal church, Is an In a storelroot ln Newport ln ster, and I felt God wanted me
exPerienced ventriloquist, and the late 1940s, moved to 15th to 10 lnto tbls type of York.
Gtna, Tlno aOO CharUe are his aDd Monrcwll u It p-ew, then, He pn me tbe talent for ven-
"dummles." Fred alw runs wbeo It crew eom• more, to trlloqtd.am."
lland-p~ shows, cOO.:::OK:ts a Its present locaUon. Before comtac to tbe Cbrls-
speetal "SOO" club tor kids "We're stilllf'O"'lnn, and we tlan Canter last September,
(complete wtth a secret code~ need laOO DOW," saya Wayne Fred traveledbetween cburcbet
aod plans to tate tbe Jou.nc-Tesch. of tbe A•Nmbly or God.
sters to ea.mp this summer Adults attend Stmdly sent. "l jut cot back trom a S-
at a special ChrlstiaD-orlented ees at 8:30 and 11. week trtp thrOUCh Israel, Le-
"Soasblne Klds Camp." "We're aDOO-deoomtnatlonal b&noo, Syria, Cyprus, Botswa-
Fred __ Uncle Fred to the church afftllated wtth the As-na llld the Replt!Uc: of South
ehfldren _.. gses bJ.s 3 rurry sembllel of God," DJI Wayoe. Atrlea," be ay.s. He folmd
trleods to tell simple stories "We hue Blptists, CatboUes, tidt 1D thlt put ol the world
based on Bible phllosopby. and members t1 other faltha Just aa ruponshe. to !flu,
"We're oot )lilt playlq
chlD'eh," Fred eJI)Iatns, "but
actually eondQCt1n( children'•
church sernces and learning
tbe Bible's t•eh!np,"
Services ue held at 8:30
and 11 a.m. tl.eb hDday.
Uncle Fred &Dd Tta al80
r ecord ltorl81 ou tlpeudtbelr
tans can eaU 645-SS35 uytlmt
and beU Gina tell her iatelt
tale.
"If you call aDd pt a bur
sip I, Just remember GlDa 'I
a very popular pl," •r• Frtd.
UocM Frtd Ud tda meoa-
prto will--TV
pu--.UU.I w1tb a cblldr•'•
tboW oa. CtuDtl 40. a U'RP rtlltlo• atalloo ta 8ula .....
Ctoll~uo ll'oal 4 to u a-
Frtd'a MrricM at t111e Cllller.
,._ • -to 11 ... tllCllolt
for MmbtriNP Ia tM 11801"
~t ., l1lo -) cia
s.Gdee a meablr I* C1J'4. codaCU<IuofDII_tafp_.
Ullcate, Ilia IOIIIklt fill -Cllr._ __ ll.
To btoolle a •.ntc, a dOl
moot 1io 11111 II -lot • -.. ·-----·-=--ao lltl«f'o ;io. .. --. 1'llllt 'n , I I 1M ~Will
1io -,.., 1'1 • -I -. ""' , .. ..... c..,_,_.,..., .. .
dllollllll jill .. ., -·· ....JIY ..... --. lo4llll 1111 aD wllftltn,-' . I
wbo attem:t rerularly. We are TiDo and CbatUe aod themes-
eommlttld to a looc-term pro-aap tbliy dtUver.
cram lDtbiiUM.OIIrmember-''After all," AJI Fred, "tbe
abfp ll aboat 250 &Dd our week. meaap of the Krlpturtl ll
ly attnd:a.nce ,.. about sao UDJvtrJIII.l .. -loYe, boDor your
or 590.'' putata --tbt mop.lrMaap•
Dr. Wood t&tu: a ebapter ot tt.t aJI1bod1 eu UDditratud.
Ute Bib'-ti.Cb -...t for ad1llt Cb:rLit"l muace wu to teach
MrYlctt and pn&cbtl Ia aa people ,bow to U•t w-ttll 11.eb
"e..Woa. of word" fer-mat, nthtr .'" ·
u.cta ,_ ---··· ... ..___ .... _ .... __ 1 ...... $$411111
~--.... -.ea.~r.
-
a fDITilWDI... .
RaJIIDIUILY ~PMi t
liiUAIOAY, JIIIE U. 814
L~-...qu ,
•PIC""I"I'"Il""OUI 8 1M'I• llAMa
rrATPIDT na .,_..,._ ......
• HIF' ... Y,IU.f. II., 01,_11
, ............... 11, ....... ...
ot a• Mtnw· ........ trd-. ..... .._.~ bltww e....... ,.. ...... 11 ill lilt ......... f:JO t.•. 1 a.. . ..r.. . ..
P-.._ at •:u.-. . U., ., .. I a.a. llay II .... -1 -Aid -. Jock..,.-. ar;~·411 ,.._'I'Yoat-~ atMI-alntk
·--. II-IW...... iiGa .. -flf I'*" .... In 1M llnpol1 VU1a wu UTsJtsd at •~ .... Jt ..., '= a •, Wlllt Newport. tar nne a. tra,..
440 .. .._., tu, Ud elluJ..t bltww '11:10 p.m. MIJ JO at tbt e..._ at CICIO
wlta 1rJ1>c to 1<1> -old Dick-ud. LJI. 11aJ II. Way, Weill lit-........
er-, 41. oU0'7Cate.._,... • PRID.lT, MAY 11 trom 4 p.m • .lane ..tU I a.•.
(lnn.t•ll•t
fAt~.
IMIPICT-UP ... •• ,,.ca
,., .. u. & ... ..., biiii'NTI U : Let Ct a a 10
..._ .... Ill Orolllll ...... c .... c1a1 lhr, call. _,
...... Lee c ..... u. Ill Or-
cb.ld Aft,, eor-dll Mar,
Calli. llln.
port llliciU, &I S:IOa.m., ...._ aa.ld 'Wtac..CM a., 15, .1 .. I . , , ThiM'II look
• the IMil*f: &n.ledlJ .._. a wu arrNted at 1:10 p.m. at motllxl pl.eturt projectOr'
abotpa lA tM Ylc:Um'a t.ee, Ka..ID'a ........, ,._., be cuette recorder. fl.taed ;.:!..,;,;;;;.;;.
1>o1 ru Wbeo tbefletlal ...-worU, at lUI 1. c-&WJ ••. $711, rrom .... 1t1nry at Mow-Tblo_ll_lod
bJ ID J.adlfld•l. tile barral ••• CluJ--c.._ dal lhr, ud cllu!IOd port Harbor bill> oeboot be· fl••tlttll•••••illlllll s._, w. Lee Culfl>eU.
Tblo .......... waa tlleclwtlll
lbe Coomty Clerk cf 0....0
Couaty oa May 19, U74. '
Pd:IH.tb; J-f, 11, !0, J7.
1974, .. tbe """"'" _ .....
EIISip. P-sall
lit VIa Itbaca, 1Jdo r.te, ft• wUb uad: wttb a deldlY ,__ cw... I p.m. May Jl aDd I -a $550 bleJ<Io 111o1oo pon ••• Pedd Pam ,......,... ..... s-s ... An .,.._,
from Ida lllft&e bltweD. lp.a. u. o1. lt'JIO W&Uace, eo.ta r111 nloed at $1,!50 wu stol• l&.·'Oii~ aocl e p.m ••• CUll toaruor .,.., na c:lllltc..t wtuadrh1AI from Giddlllp-Robta .. store,
1100 wu ltoleD from a deA: .._. tbl &an.e~a at alcobol Fuldoa lalaad, betweea Zp.m.,
ot the .lu NLemlee bomt at at .IamborN ud Cout Hwy. at wileD a eJert Jut aw ll rolled --
1611 W. Balboa., Clltra.l New-2:40 a.m ••• s.a.. Cllllmiu, liP oa tbe dUplay floor and 5 LAIIRY ON THE SOUlM lAY fROMT lEACH, IALIOA ISLAMD
LARRY
LOOKING FOR SPONSORS
port, behrHD a p.m. Ma1 Z4 1050 Midi-. ,c~ ...... re-p.m.. nea It was noticed to ~ &Dd 5:10p.m. May Z9. ported tlllt mmiODitbteW mat-be m•••hiC.
~ • THURSDAY, YAY SO eltM OD tbe rtlyl roof ol. ber
FICTITIOUS Bllll!IE8S !fAillE
STATEMENT
Tbe foJ.lollr1Qc per..u are dotDr *IDen a.a: R 6 R Allto-
mot1fe, san E. Cout HwJ ••
Corooa del Mu, Callf. iZW:
Rlebard R. Roeetlaatl, IH4
Foetala Way W .• Co.t:a .... ,
Cal. IZSZ6; Robert L. Riteble,
407 Ktop Pl., N-S.eb,
CaL 9!MO.
Thla bulne11 Is CODducted
by a general putberablp.
Slpod: Rtehard R. Ro-~.
This lbtemeDt wu ftJid with
lbe County Clerk cf Orup
Cocmty oa May 29, 1974.
1.urJ C-II ptt1ac pll. llo'a dooe II blm80K.
r-.df to ., don to aea apia Hll ft.rlt uaalt c. the eutern
OD b1a ~rd. .._baud 1D. 1815 IDded S8 days
TM 31-.,.U-Oid Balboa 11-o• ol New Yort.ID 19?0, wbeD
lud e:i-Ul-d, -tu be waa r-to try apJo, be made a aamt for blmMlfpackll-bad a broteo. aboWder. Ua-
IDC lC> IOd don America'• dauatocl, be Up! ID -a1111
coutthMtl b tbe past 1D lt'7Z, apJ.a.st doctor's
te• years, piau to piooeer a orders, IPIOt 110 days paddl-
aew lDterDIUOaal paddle route 1Ac the 2,444 miles from Bos-
trom YIDCOIIYer to Sao Dleco. toa to IUami. AJoDe tne way,
It be cu ret a II)OUOI', that be vial. ted tbe KeOMdy family
is. oo tbe Muaachusetts coast.
LARRY CAPUHE
Je&aDI VIola Black. so, o1. car 'ftUe lt ,... puUd In tbe
125 MeFaddea.. CtGtral If ... bJockoi.E.Bay,Balboa,betwHD
port, was ebarpd w1tll belq e p.a. May Jlud J a.m. J ..
lntoUeated t.D.ptmUe ll6:t5p.m. 1, ea..laC ao utimated $ZOO
at 26th and Newport, C..tr&1 dlmap • • • A salt and Wief-
M I A ---cue, ftl.S at $101, were bur~ ewpor . . . -eo
ptayer n.laed at $190,... ltol-rllrtMd from RtaJd Eavt's
eD ftom James Cl!klou' eu QUtmeDt. 19S!i Sber!Detoa,
while lt was in u lmdetlfOCIMI Oakwood aputmuts, betweeo
parldng area at his resldeae• 7 a.m. ud 7 p.m ... stereo,
at 815 Seagull Oakwood tpUt-cub ud tabl•, fthaed at $915,
meDts, betwe~ 5:30 p.m. May were tueD.fromJoanMltebell's
30 and 5:45 a.m. Yay s1 ••• bome at 719 Fe:roleat, Corona
Artstanman 11&Corat,Balbol. del Mar, betweeo &:30 p.m.
JstaDd,' repoit~ $1 ,115 w«tb &Dd 11 p.m.
of stereo equtpmeot bar.rlar-• SATURDAY, JUNE 1
tr.ed from h1s home betweeD 10 Carl Edward RemiJD.. 51, ot
p.m. May 30 and 7 p.m. May 1!115 .lalt.M Vl•w, Harbor View
31 ..• David Conard, 1950 11Stb RW.. wu arrested at blsresl-
• TUESDAY, JUNE 4
For all the 111lorma110n you
need about your new com-
munity. call
Publish: JUM S, lS, !0, 27,
19'74, 1n tbe Newport Harbor
Eulp. F-NUI
LKALMOTICI
FICTITIOUS Bli!IDIESS MAlliE
STATEMENT
"For a few years oow," says aod &Ot booked oo the head
Larry, "I'Ye beta telllDC tidt by a bottle 1D North Carollrla,
about bow water 1s a c:reater otbet Caprme trips IDehxle
trip ... drop, aod bow lbe SIUib. 8orbara to Newport In COOd ok1 Amertcu Yirt .. s ol 1973, Sao Fructsco to New-
booesty, elei.D.-llfiDe aDd de-port 1D 1964, Newport to En-N.B~ BUILDING PERMITS diDee at 11 :SO p.m. 1D <XlllMC-
UOII wtth u allepd blt-Ud-ra
ace~ In the puJd.Dc lot of
t:be Spap.ttt 8eDdet restaa-
·A twpar toot $48.50 from
a bldl.ac place 1n tbe ldtcheD
at Harbor Coffee Shop, Z605
Newport Blfd., West Newport,
betweea. 5 p.m. and 8:SO p.m •.•
AboW $60 1rOI'tb. of lumber waa
1toJeo trom a Balllll' Defeklp-
meat Co. coa.strtaeUoa site, 901
Dofe, A.l.rport area, between
4:15 p.m. J~me S &Dd 7 a.m.
J~a~ 4 ••• A earbl.tteryftlued
at $40 wu stolen from a car
beJaaciac to Jou Lloyd, 491
&Zad st., Newport Sbores, while
it wu parted lD a lot at Canal
aad IIDd from 5:30 p.m. JUDe
S IIIIW I:JO a.m . Juae 4 ••.
A -llor, TV set, elothlng
aocl ,.,.try, ftlued at $46•
war• WJIIl(t&ed from SaDdn
KffJ Pfelfler's tesldeoee, 18ZS
W. a.-, C-al Newport,
betW-11:50 a.m. aDd 4 p.m.
The tollowtnc: penoo la doiDc
bustoess as: CIDtarJ !1,
C.D.M., 303& East Coul IIJ&b·
way, Corona del Mat. CaW-
orDla 92625: Corbin -ll&rUA
IDe ., a California oorpontloD.
S036 East Coast Hlgtrny, Cor~
0111. dE=! Mar, Calltornla 91615,
termlDIUoa will PlJ off. All senada ln 1965, Newport to BulldlD& got ott to a JloW
I'Yt aottaa are a few plts oo Su Clemente Island (arouod start tbls moat.b 1n Newport
tbe t:aet." CatallDa) La 1966, and San Beach, with oo major permits
Larry appreciates tbe pats Fruciseo to Newport again ln issued durlDg the flrst •eek.
on tbe bact. but wblt be coukS 1967. Here are tbe buildJng permits,
really ase rtctat DOW, folks, 1s "You're in your thirtiesoow, 1n the amount of $5,000 and
a little mooeJ. Larry; why don't you settle ove.r :
"I'm DOt JootlAc for a hand-down and get a ):lb?" people • NEWPORT CENTER
oat," Larry 11 quiet toe~plain. keep askin& Mm. But Larry Aveo FlDa.dcial, alterations
"I want a spoGIIOI'. A rood old feels U..t be hasn't got hls on 13tb floor for teJ:Il.Dt, 620
Tbts OOslneas l8 eoo:toeted
by a eorporaUoo.
Corporatton Name: Corbin-
Martin, IDe. SigDature 6 'flUe:
E. R, CotbiD,Seereta.rY-Tr•s-
uret.
American eompuy tbat agrees polot across yet. The Wet At-
with me U.t eJeu. bealtby llanee 15 still DOt organized,
•ater sports are cooc1 tor our because ot a lack ot mooey,
k.Jds. Tbe company WOUld sha.re aDd L&rry wants to keep doing
lD. tbe Ptt>Uetty tbl.teomeaftom wbat be's doing unttlthatdream
tbe trl»> I tate. It would be a ls a r•Uty.
fOOd, solld buslDess proposl-To keep eoda together, he
Copter crash
kills ScoHy Tbls statement was ftled wtth
tbe County Clerk ot OraDp
Cotmty 00 Ma.y 29, 1974.
t1oo tor them, an inYestmeol." works put-time tor BOOdy Eb-Kenneth (Scotty) McGregor,
Larry ls a'llo Jootlnc for sen. b.ld.ne care of tbe actor's 35, ctlill helicopter ptlot for be.-, 1ll IPODIOtl.o& his "Wet "PolJDe&tan Concept" J2Cht. the Newport Beach pollee de-
Alllaoce," a flsloa 1M! baa tad He liftS 1n a tln)' apartment partmeot from 1971 until last
tor some ttme. Tbe Wet at 119-1/2 Topu oo Balboa June, ns tilled Tuesday of
Alliance would be u orpniza-lsla.Dd. "My board w1ll barely last weft 1n a helleopter
PubUsb: J\IM 6, U, 20, 21,
1974, iD the Newport Harbor
Enslp. F -S4Z27
LIGAL MOTICI Uoo ot ,...., -le who do Ill 1D ,'be P!i•e Ill angle It just eruti oear s.n Franelsoo.
F1C I tt kJtE 'Bt.lmfi&S lfAMB' Wblt· Ltny ~ ' ' ricbL ' He was oo d~ U a copter
" '(" llftA~IIIIIIln "' #t 1 t.:atrJ"ftitllUAI' ~ o1 r A,,aatlff~GIHqQJ;Iro9d, Lury plklt with t• Callbnla State
Thefo11ow1Aeper.xtt.doing y~a 11 to 17 IOlnfoa WU ra1aed LD Pasadeu, He. Park Sentce, for wbom be
business as: Lagwa Physical paddlt~ardia, trips iocetbu. bU Ufed bere for 11 years. worked stoce leaYiDI Newport,
Tberapy, 321 Ttllrd st., ~ ''We woakt tMaUd ebanettr. :!s~= C~ Coll~ wbeo tbe crash occurred.
Beach 92651: Jerry Kaaf'rna.D, ADd tbe character we would .. _ 1,. .. __ .. ol bolll e, IUs craft apparently bit a
18915 BettY Tree Lane, fur w:CJR)..,. u.a • btgb teosioa wire near Car-
e Ul build would hue DO room ''I -• a pea IDa pod ~ung u1ne Stralts •·st on Orange, a · clp.rets, liquor, drup:,OI"fllth. _ .... ::..... .&-q z ' ,..
Tbls bus loess is conducted Tbe oa.ly prerequ:laite would be _u.ull-.. San Francisco Bay, and crashed
by an lDd~vtdual. for a tid to blfe aa attlhde of Wbell Larry takes to the sea, to tbe a:round.
Slped: Jerry Kaufman. •f UdD.k 1 can , aod we would It's dlftereot. Just him I.Dd tbe A Coast Guard veten.n, Mc-
Ttds statement ns Died wtth show hlm lbat 'bt can iDdeed wet eovtroo.meot, a.nd a 1 7-foot Gregor joined the Newport po-
the County Clerk of Orange to big lhlnp.•• ' ' fe».m-ftlled ftberglass paddle-lice i.D 1966. He was a patrol
County on May 29, 1974. board. Call U a surfboard and oftlcer and erlme investigator
Publlsh: June 6, 13, ZO, 27, Larry CapUDe's messap Larry wtll eorreet you right before joining the heUcopter
1974, in the Newport Harbor when be leeturea at sebool &WI.J, patrol program at Us ineep-
Enslgn. F-34225 leans nry bllflly 011 tbe lm-Wbeo be's at set.;he•.gulps ttoo 1D February, 1971. He Ia----~-~==-portanee of haYIDc COCII'I.p to vitamins, drinks soft drinks, ter trained other local pollee-LI!GAL MOTICI work bl.rd to r•eb dlftleult ebn'sgum --and paddles about men to become helicopter
--==:T:--=-=r;;:IC;:;t;; 11-4 strobs per mtnute, tytng pilots. FICTITIOUS Bt.SINESS NAME LIGAL ,_ nat cm bls stomach on the He is survived by his wife,
STATEMENT FICTn10t5 BUJINESS NAME baud. Fra.o; 11-year.old soo, W.lte,
Tbe followtnr person lsdoiDg STA.TEME.l'fr He beUtf8S that anyeompan.y alld dauctrter Sharon, 7, w~
business as: Ceaturtoo Music Tbe tollawiDC periODS are d•llDC lD tbe Ulings be now Uve 1D northeroCaWorDia.
Co., UOO Marla.D, Newport dotDC blls'Mia u: AladdlD -eoasames or uses. 1Dcludlng
Berach, CaW. 92&60: RudaU Boae of Sen1oea. !914 Red-...senrater ntcbes, camping
Wolts, UOO Marlan. Newport wood, Coat& Yea, Caut. 9UH: faGS, -tan klt1oo, swimwear
Beach, Calif. 92&60. Norma.o a. Powell. 1914 Red-or deodorul, couJd capltal1ze
Tbls statemeot Ia eoodlleted wood. Colta Mea, Caut. 92626; OD IPOQIOI'slllp ol his Van.
by an lDdh1dta1. Jut Powell Z984 Rectwood, eoa'fer -Su Diqo trip.
Slped: Raadall Wols. COita Mea, Caut. 916!6, He ncar•• bia total costs
Tills statemiDt 'ftll ft.J,edwttb Tbla boiiMa ls coodaeted at $168 dUb', tnelldDg
the Coanty Clerk of Ora.ore by u IDIIlfktaal. a "foUower" wbo would drift
COUDtJ oa May Z9, li74. stped: JIDI Powell. don tbl coast in a taD and
Publlab: Jtme 6, IS, 10, 27, Tbls atattmeat wu ft.lldwttb kMP bim lOlled. TbetJP&Cl.H
19?4, ID tbe Newport l!lrbor tbe €001117 Clerk cf. Orup woald IAoloole a -ber
Eutp, F ~~6 CoSb' ooli&J 22, 1,t74. to record tbltrlp, food, lodging,
LEGAL MOTICt -Publlsb: Way SO, s-I, II, cucillDo lbr tbe car and a lew --~:==.=:.;.:::..:~. --20, 1974, ln tbe Newport Har-mleeellaoeoaleJpiDS8s.
F(CTmOtll BtmNBSS NAIIE boi',Eulp. F-S4059 l..arrJ ftata to lelfl about
STATEMENT JRIJ I aod-to make tbe
Tbe loUowiD( per-lodoltlr UeAL •ttca u ,. put trips, be WID eome
bu!DIII u: Surtadt 141«1Dr FJCT1TI01.S BtlmfESS NAME ubare •cb Dlaflt.
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Co!DPUJ .UOI Rlf'V A•••• STATIMINT "l"fe llftld llU a Pll4*'
Newport 'a.aeb, C&tll. 11&10: Tbe folkJWtlcP~W-lldoaac lot 11 yara.'' aya Larry. NAVY S.man Recrlllt Yareus
Dutla R. O'N.U, 001 RiYW tMIIIDHI u · NMaai S.lel ''I t...S _dowD a COIIIn.et to J IlollMm, son o1. Ur. aDd
Afeout, Newpcrt Blada, Calif. Semta&ta, 1;,. TJpee Wi.y. model c:lotbel: for Z y-.rs tor Mrs. Herbert c. Doob&m of
91S&O. lnlat, CL tl1015: Pul.VU. $15.000, blc:l.-I would ba~ S57 Vtctorl& St., Costa llesa.,
Tbla-II baiiC --C-U'lll ,._ Way,lr--•llblroo&.C-mode -bas gnd•ted !rom reerull
doetld bJ ID lDdl...,.._ Yi11 ci. tn11 T1U !:wtPIII lq 11 lot mJ biDe. Paddle-traiDtDc at lbe Nanl TraiAl ...
Tbla ola-aolftlell.wllllllle Slpoll· PulA. ~ $1,000 lo -1 -ID lay-9 w..b ot tatenstn IDstrRe·
C0W1tJ dKk of Clnatll CMIIJ TID ......... wu aiedwt" etrl•p•'"· tiOD lD samansNp, snllarml oo Wax H. II'H. 111e c.-, Clark cf 0noco "I am laollootlaC loneom-tralDIIIC. llro llciiiiDL e-
Pol>ll* I-I, II, 18, I'J, c.-, M Way II, 11'14. puJ 111M-ID-InwMI order drtn,llrot aid and Naftl
1174. ta 111e .llnpol1 --.., ..., .,, s-1, u, r .. -I -1MJ WOOIId ~.
luliL ,_,_ 10 11'11, lillie -...,..t lllr-lie ......... to -... tdds, -----~:::-==--• r.-l too, boca-wlllt I nnt to do LKA&.IIOTICI
• __., MIT9C8 ....... _~·ul~IO~·~-::=;::: ud -I -to loll «Mr ---kids ud toae11 --II FICTITIOIS Bl!lllli:SS NAill! FICTITIOOII Bt.UII88 lfAl(l · LIM&. IIOTICI ..U,--lea .._told STATEMENT
STATIIIDT • · . " .Al(l .. -pnp1e -do •• Tbe tlllowlac per_. aro
' TIII .. IIOWIIIP·-'"-net, I lOlii ..... Un • elou, adt ... r-· ---·· u: R G Prod--·snu:-COUIIlOc-ST.IDIDT --ae11, IDI Pto-, C4,.a "~r~e. -(001-1'11'11 ~ ,. .a-.. --= .... -... ..,. Wry .. _ Calli. -: Goo<p 1.. PutB!M.,.._l,~ca:: ~. ~ *.-;:-=.:..t-11 C10 ~ .... • .ocflltf eo JMil Mc:ea..,. •• !.'!e:!::
II'JV7:-COUI O •, CA.----·-llo-la."C ___ ,._ -••114 011e1e "' --.. •• ·~ a. u• '"'-. c-.. _ caat.), 1ft llJ ..,..,-._ •-..,_, .JO':.£a; .. AIOAIID CAUtER -· •
... J, ...... ~ . ...,. ~=--II~ II .., ....... ehrlrlclla'a I ftU ~ .eMs ll ,.. ...... ,.. .. .!'*t .... 'hM II tit $ 0 ......... --•• ,.,. .. tt)' -............... ...... .., .... IMP ,.._, 1 p· 11111 ................. tklaclllllrtMiill
-COUI a--. ~ "'"--7. 4 · ..... -~ .. ., .... -.... ~v·-· = ~~~-=~-=:r .~ ... -~ i ,., c: m• 111e,.c.-, c":.t ....,_tiC ~~--~C..IICII p ..... lltrlot, --~-J-1,11'14.
..,...,a,1t'll. ' c:w.~t•...,a,IML ...,., • •• • 111 • -·-u. •. n,
Newport Center Dr., $11,000. rut. Cllltnl Nnport. ear»er
Newport CouttuctloD Co.. Ia tbt n.wte ... Keat Moore
fire sprlnklers, 180 Newport Bear, 11, aad Guy Stano
Center Dr., $59,000. Draulor, ol &05 -1/2 Nareta--.r.IJ.CJII!S 1
• WEST NEWPORT HEIGJn'S na, COI'ODI. ~I Mar, nre r-~-;:J::: .. :c:::::=ii:i.::::~~~;;;;;;~-l Hoag hospital, add to tlre arr..e.d at tbe1r r .. icleaee at H" h H f p er sprinklers, 301 Newport Bmt., 5:SO a.m. allll ehar .... wllll po. 1g Way OU5C 0 &a'J
$?,000. ..-of mart-· ··Brent Ull E. COAST HWY., COIIOMA DI!L MAR
• AIRPORT AREA Bndlly, 408 Bettotrope, Cor~ Lo••• LIVIL-IIA.I
Warren Bauer, 901 Qlll.ll St., oaa del Mar, reported a $350 IH TB R DENOMIN .4. TION AL. FULL GOSPeL
fire sprlnk.lers, $34,184. motDreyde JtoleD from bls SUM DAY ICMOOL• ft4S WOISMIP IIIVJCI• 11tM
Bauer Denq,meut Co., flre lllftP behreea Z:SO p.m. May IVAMGILIInC SIIVICII 1111 P.M. SUM DAY
sprinklers, 1000 o-il, $9,0&0, 30 ud 4 p.m. Juoe 1. PAAY.IA AND IIlLI STUDY• 7•• P,t&, WIDMIIDAV
BayShore Denlopmeot Co., • SUNDAY, JUNE z W1LL1AM T. laOAM, PASTOR
tire sprtnklers, 1601 Dove St., Randl.ll James Bklom, Zfl, I ===::::===~'~MO~M~l~·~«~M~·~7~6~2~=:;:;==:~=~ !4~~Poar HEIGHTS ot ua Sutalaabet,CostaMesa.;:
MeiYID t.ewt.,417AU8oAY<., wu cllu .... IOwltll roll'!'.'.!~-Jil!11111utl! Q;Pn9f~l)lll Cli~urriJ __ .. ,___ r..t at 9: a.m. at -..u .
remodel ldteben uu ene-.-Oc:eu Froat. West H.-port, A ,...._. •• 1.,..,.,.,..,._1 eo.,...1adort.t CJtristia CIMrd
breeuway, $5,000. wbill pollee wert LD•ntlp.Unc
' BIG CANYON a pou!l>le ebar .. o1 -'DIE REV. JOHN A. LINDVALL, lllai-
Swlmm1Dg pool, '70 ButDiDC or pc.uealoD olstoleaproper-S__,.a...icl: 1~ La.
Tree l...t.oe, $S,OOO. ty ••• JeuDt Viola Black. 50, .-.. ltlltJ: t:DD a.& 1M ,:OO .~a. :c:t.aterft 11\:'tO:ot
• ~:;,BO:.Iukl, 105 Wain st., ;:;: =-=~'='~ SJII2 A0A,D.11:RHT. MIWf'O~·-~
aJter, r.U, $10,01» ... -... .4 lD.t'ODc:ated lD · pabllc: at nst L,~"";;;"~"~,.;,;·~-~=·~,.; .. ~-~4=;::=::E"'-~;:"'§:«2~~-§'D=:•§;=~ • HARBOR VIEW HOMES 2045 aocl lleFaddiD at 10~ p.m. ;
P:c" ... ~.ifa'.~"."'· ~-:.;:~~= THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Andrew KettJey, odd1llon at zo cf 5!04 saubor lMI CIMTIR POR lla&.IC.U. llVDIII
1825 Port Stir liD&. $15,000, De:ba. ,e, •t _. .. OLIA ST. AT trt41 A.L .. aLl CLAIIII Wilt lfewport. at 11:40 a.m. I.USTA .USA AYL 11,. A..M. WOIIAIIP MCIUI
at a marut at SlOO W. BaBlo&, COlT A II&IU. ,.. P.L IYA.a.IITIC NOUI
COM KEY O.UBBERS C-.I """"'" ... Warsball Dl, JIIIIIIY C-1, ,AITOI
BerncdSia-, 1848 GaluJ, LINO c•uTII:R GOING TO HOUSTON DoTer SborK, raported $210 COSTA IIIUA COUll~ ~
Key c t-..s Sco1t WeAdam, ta eu11 aoc1 a $Uo bieyete TO IIIHAIICI DTitAIIIIC Llv.IMG
Doug Thiele. Curti~ Parrtn, stoleo trom Ills laome betweea AJIIOTI'ERIIIIlnSTaY OF TIE nll't 8APTIST atJICB
Ttm Beoven.-. IOd Mike stark Z:30 a.m. aoc1 4 a.m. RIV. JAM !I HIIIRV, DIUCTOR
o! COI'ooa del Mar bigll~, NDAY JUNE • r.um.T PUKIIAL. CALL MI-l-will be ln Hoastoa, Teas b' O ' • IUUI'.a.i. ~l.atG c:a Ml .,
the 31st...,.,....., o1 ~~...,~-~~lar;~,_;ds~wor~~th~~~=L:I:A:IM=·=TO==L=IV=I='='lM~Ir.D;T~M~AIII=I~C=L~IP'~I=·:·:;;=1 Key Cllll:l IDter•tto.l J .... so $50 were stDlea from M. S.
to JulyS. We..,.._IDWGI ,, Key Ctol> Interna-l t. a LIGAL MOT1CI •-
serv!ee ort(llllaiiA>o lor b!p FICTITIOIS BtSIMESS NAIIE FIRST OfUROI OF LUTHERAN CHURCH
seDool JCM111' m-. spontortd ST ATEYENT OIRIST, SCI£NTIST OF THE MASTER
by KJwaats IDternaUoaal, lDd Tbe foUow1nc persoo is clcJtDc 1.101 Via Uclo 2100 Plldfic: v ... Dl'.
malntatns slmlll.r ideals and bns1Dess as: William L. stewart Nc:wP'"n &each -.-.
bo c--....... ~-obje<:UftS. Tbere are more 1 Assoelates, 101 Har r SUNDAY SOfOOL
tban 10,000 Key CI~s 1n lslaD:l Read. Newport Beaetl_ 9 A 10:10 a.•. U.WRE!I:E D. FROIILDfG
approzlmatelJ S,400 elllba l.D. CL 92160: William &111DCer , SUNDAY SERVICES PaatiDr-Pt.:loe M4 Mt
blgb tebools tbrOIIIIIbOG the 101 Hart« lsiUd Road , New-9 • 10:10 .. •·
Urdted statu:, Caa.da.. tbe port Beach, 9U60. WEDNESDAY EVENING
Batwmu I.Dd JamaJea. Tbis business is coo::lucted MEETING 8 p.m.
by 1D lDdlridtaL READING ROOM
Siped: Willlam Ballillger. Weclt cbya: 9 a.m. · 5 p.m.
Tbla statemeDt was ftled"w1tb WeciBnday: 9 Lm .. 7c4S
FIC11TiltB BLtiDIESS NAME the Cow¥}' Clerk of Oranre Taad.y and Fr.y:
ST ATEIIEMT Couty oo JUDe 6, 1974, 9 a.~&.. 5 p.m.; 7·9 p.rn.
Tbt I)UowtD( PII'ICI:ll art Ptmllsb: Jll:l:t lS, ZO,
doiJlC basiDta u : Buda aDd July 4 1974, iA the N~·=~;~ SECOND ORJR.CH OF Feet, Z?ZI Eut C-Htcbfty, Harbor• Easlp. F ~·-50ENT1ST
emu. del Mar 91US: I.ole K. "'"-··
Klllclll. 330 Montero A•e .. Bat-GOAL IS AVIATOR =~= ••
boa. Callfonlla 9Ziel; AuctrffJ Marine Secood Ue1UG&nt llDO'hd6c: Vww Dr.
Patter-, 100 Scbols Plua Kermit A. Simoas, Pl oiMt.l SUNDAY SCHOOL tOa.a. (P.tbout 7~ Newport Beleh. Kermit T.Simoo.aoiUllEldeo,
Caut. 91110, Na '-'•u 1s Colta MISI, •• eo01)1MedED-~s_::~.:;:;a.a.
CODdlded bJ a l'fDI1'll put. firoomiiDlladoc triD&ttoa ........ ...._: 1 ,....
ner..... Sctool at PtDaeoil, Florida, ..... I. C...tB.,-.
stped: Lo&t K. JtaJcM, Ht. tninJDC, wll1eh IDe~ L&-.c• • "•,.,..._
Tbla ltateiDIIIII: wu41edwttb. aerod}'DI.mtea, ariaU.. pllfdo~ ...._.Pri.: 10 ...-. • 5 ,.-.
1M Coomty Clerk ol 0rup tocJ, -ltlr aod lud aod
Ca.ty oa IIQ' zz. 19"14. ,. swTtftl, ts part d. a total : 7 • 9
Pol>tltll: ... y SO, J-I, IS, of II IIIORtbe lniDIIC loodloc
10, lt'74_ Ia 1M Newport Bar-to bll ddtpttioo U I Marl8t
bor EMip. F -1«110 AYial«.
Publllh Your
FICTITIOUS . BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT r!!ll!i;P. l ;po• A\.L 'Cinft
IM biiifri!SD' ly·,o•AM~M• cou•T'"t.
01111..v •as.oo (~US I'll .... ~ltl OI&.M.I COtnt'TT PLIMI PI I)
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1111 a. CeAn SIW'Y,.. --·~ ...._ Ma. CALIP. ••• , ..... IJ1 'llf
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Pr0f1ded
ATTlMD
THE CHURCH
Of YOU I CHOICI
UGUL.ULY
IIIL E CMUIIOI
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TOO PI.T tt.• PER POIIID POa QUALI'IT
JI.T. STI.U:-W1111LL .00. TOP QUALI'IT
JOOZ. R.T. STI.U: DIIGIIR PCII YOU ' THIS
JIICLUDa IIOUP -SJ.LAD, AU GRATDI
POT A 'roBS -G!RLIC TOAST. WE SET YOUR
T~-GIVI"IXIP SIRVICE-WASH DISHES.
ALL YOU DO IS EKJOT YOURSELF -KO FtliSI
• WE HAVE THE IOfOW HOW-
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IN NI!Wf'OIIIIT IEACM -Office Furniture
DESKS • CHAIRS
Javelin star wins honor BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy. I FILES •SAFES
:... OFFICE SUP~LIES
-A STATIONERY
'II ..... MldllMII
Jnelln star Tooy CLarelU
received tbe "trackman ol tbe
year" award at Oranp Coast
College's annual track and teo-
' nls sports award haDquet,
Cl.areW, a sopbomore from
Huntt.Dgtoo Beach, had tbe fourth
best toss 1D the natioo this
1 seasoo and placed S8CODd at
tbe recent state JC track and
field championships. He set a
new OCC javelin record wtth a
toss of 225-9.
He wa.s also OCC's top ln-
dlvldllll scorer this year, rack-
Ing lC) 62 points.
Freshman Duane Waltmlre
of Costa Mesa, who set a new
Pirate standard to the 3-mUe
rWl with a 14:26.4 clockinc.
was named tbe team captal.n.
Bruce Matthews of Costa
Mesa, the No. l man oo tM
tennis squad, received tbt
"Pirate of Ule year" honors
for that sport. Sophomore
Randy Myers of Newport Beacb
was named the captain.
Corona del Mar
Phone 644· 7336
e IICY.CLES
FLORISTS
PHONE M&-447.9
2438 Newport Blvd.
CottaM.,.
•HEARING AIDS
HAL AEBISCHER
*
Sal.. Tn--rltwf
"'-tU8It 673-6820 S..-vlc:•
Till• OFFICE SUPPLy INC.
3011 N-PGf't Blvd.,N..,on: B~
• FOR SALE
MalinoH signs with Angels
•
TACKLE BOXES
LEADERS, LINES, HOOKS, ETC.
FLY TYING KITS
Reg.$7.95 Now $4.95
1/2 Price
forG GftdDADS'
•
Johnson and Son
"DOUBLE-PLAY" Offer!
• FREE • • •
·1 • • • Air Conditioning . • •
OR
2 . . . Automatic Transmission
and FM-AM Radio
with every new purchased
• Good for this weelread Olliy
• WIDE SELECTION
Homo of lhe New Ca
""Golden Toud>"" Homo of t!.e New Ca
• · ""Goldoo T-'>"'
2626 co• Mlaa 1 14t-N30
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LI!GAL HOTJCE LEGt.L NOTICE UGALHOTICE
PLANNED USE REPORT
GENERAL REVENUE IHARINO
FANTASTIC RESULTS!
Carpets pressure cl81D81.1,
aoltlledl SoU e:rtracUoo
system. Tweaty per cent orr
thll weet .
ALADDIN-HOmE OF
SERVJ~ES
Phone 557-2678
UGM. MOTICI!
Genersl Revel'1\le Shsring prov._ fed.lral funds .Jirectly to locel 1nd 11111 901111nmenta. The lew requires esch !lO"I'nment to
publiah 1 report of ita piiM for tM use of tM-11 funds to onform in citiuna end to •ncourege tll.;r ~rtit:iperion in deciding how
to be . Within 1~ r · .
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4 HEALTH
I IUCitlATION
TMI OOVI ... MIIIT 0,
ANTICIP'AnNG A GENI"-AL l'lfYENUIIHARING P'AY·
MEHT 0F'=,-,=*~<'~5~e~ • .,. 0";·9~9~,.-,=.,-,=
10R THE Fl"'•4 INTITUMINT P'lfUOO, JULY 1, 1174
THI'IOUGH JUNE 30. 1171. f'LANI TO SPINO THESE
FUNDI FORJHE ..URI'OilS SHOWN.
y ACCOUNT NO. 05 2 \l J:fJ 012
NE~FORT BEACH CITY
C lTV MANflGER
NE•·iPORT BCH CflL!F 92660
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.... Island. Cotto Mesa
illiiii' ... ~Udo:.Jsle:.=•"'= .Mar
HELLO
We h•ve just opened
our new office in
CORONA DEL MAR
1'8 NOW H'A.V8 OPENINGS FOR REAl.. ESTA.TB
SA.LBSPBOPLB.
l•u1ulr• a~•t •ur L icHslag ucl
Salu Tralnln t ProtrCR.
SOME OF OUR LISTINGS
408 Jasmine
CORONA DEL MAR --newly redecoratect home
wtth rental unit. $69,500.
1912 Alta Vista
EAST BLUFF --big 4 bedroom family room bome .
$70,500,
JOHN COO,'tB E, MANAGER
6~0 -UU
(]3@] 0 [1)0G [fu)M ~~~ ----
*** .. ** ********* DUPLEXES DUPLEXES
DUPLEXES! DUPLEXES!
ALL IN CORONA DEL MAR
* PROUDLY WE OFFER ••. *
4 New listings-Quality Duplexes-Quality renters
22S-22S V. MARGUERITE-414,500
4'16-426\'2 ACACIA--$71,950. -V. ACACIA--$79,500
711-711\'2 ORCHID-$79,500
Far app't to set, please call:
Coli Don Y ohn or Rach •II•
Rachelle Robers, Realtor
3333 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar 675-2373
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ONLY S36,SOO
. . . tor this large pool with beater ani nuer ·-
.um a sharp 3.bedroom, 2-bttb home with built·
lD tar ancl a family room. Room for tutor trailer
lD rear yard. Ca ll 673 -2222 to see. •••••
SUPER OCEAN VIEW
OPEN SUN. l-5
3308 OCEAN BLVD.,CDM
Tbree bedroom home wltb ruest bouse, formal
diAJDg aDd famll)' room1.
$169,500
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JUST LISTED!
The PANoRAMIC VIEW from Udl 4.-.,
famliJ room. bOmt ... m• .,.,uc:tab ...
A borpfa al ~68,000
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macnab I li'VIna
111Bitg
LIVE LIKE A ''OONu
Classic, cuatom 4 bedroom/family room
beauty_ w /Span15h llavor-lg. living room-
~ufJ!UI patio for entertainiQg or family
en~ent._ ~1.500 tncl._tand. \\'alter King
MUZOO. (Zl2)
A RARE COMMODITY
We proodly offer W. Oceanlront Show·
!Uce on falhlonable Brilbton Road In Comoo Slloret w /clramatlc White Water I<
Newport Harbor entrance view. 415 bed-
rooms w /5 bathl + powder. nn. Every lux~
ury amenity in approx. 5000 sq. ft. of qual-
Ity COnltructioll-Ezqullitely decorated .. ..ooo. Bob Ow8DI 642-8235. (Z21 )
''A GRAND HOUSE"
of gracious elegace--fonnal dining room
-3 bedrooms-l.g, homey fun room able
to bou10 pool tabl6-trauquil outdoor oet-
tlng: pool, brook, pine treee. ,12t,500. Jack
Custer 64U235. (Z22)
101 0..0. Drift~ 142·1235 1144 MKArlhur 144·6200
Neupert IMc:h. Clll .. nil 12113
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WTBLUFFI
• 5 BEDROOMS • 3 BATHS
• MACCO BUlL T HOME
$77,500 ...........
Rental
4 Bedroom, 2 bath Mesa Verde !lome. Carpets ...
drapes --beautiful corner lOCation. For lease at
S4?5 mootb.
ROY R. MCCARDLE
·--____ JUA!:!PR. ---sa..., ....
~11.., s.wtec $111c•;ltfl
* Q IIYII UTIIS PISBIIS ~
Happy ~
Father's Day!
LET'S GIVE "OLE'" DAD A YEAR -ROUND VA .
CATION. NO MORE DRIVES TO THE BEACH THR U
TRAFFIC .... YO U CA.N HOP -SKIP -JUMP OR
JOG ... A.ND THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN WIGGLE
THEIR TOES IN THE SAND.
COME IN AND LET l5 HE LP YOU SELECT
JUST THE RIGHT BEACH HOME.
* 67S.S930 *
3637 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona •1 Mor
* Corona del Mar *
Duplexes -Triplexes
$95,500 TO $170,000
Call UJ ror info. on all bomet • income (1'0-
pe.rties in lbe area.
CC Orange Coast Q:
2HI 'LC11st 1.,, CerNa llelllr
lUI. 144·4141
•••••••••••••••••••• ............. "' ........ 4h1Mclleft
HU. H0..s. I!W.TOIS
N7 ... Drhte, ..... l02 • 4 Calli*
'
EASTBLUFF
This SDUiillng tour bedroom borne Is tbe ONLY
POOL HOME for sale today In beautifUl Eutblutf.
Tbls Is THE ADDR:ZSS for coonnlence to shooplnc.
schools, ch LUcbes, beaches and the bay.
Th.ls nne borne features a larre formal dtDI.Dc
room (c urrently used as a tamtly room}. a co.try
kitchen, four large bedrooms .and tresb patnt lDside
and out. All the wood work bas been redooe and
much of the pool equtpmeot ls oew. Tbe trleodly,
cooperative owners have boueflt a oew home and
may even lnclude their cat "GRUMP" for some
luoky buyer! $79,000
Phot~e in Yout Order
fDr a SubacriptiG.t:
CURT DDSH
Call 673-0550
* * CAMEO SHORES * * NEW UmNG
Sweepin~ ocean view ; exceptionally lge . pa-
tio area 1deal for entertai.a.ing. Call for app't.
to view. Ofiered at $1H.OCIO.
LAGUNA_-Niffi WORLD
E:~~:cellent value in 3 bdrm .. 2 ba. condo. w:ith
all U1e amenities upgraded. Assume existing
7 ·;. loa n. !or only $150 a monlh, k incl. PITI.
Offered at $32.500
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Custom decorated, 4 bdnns .. 3 ba., dining
rm. & family rm. Best arP.a , rou own the
land, offered at $87 .500
IROADMOOR
TURTLE ROCK
Outstanding fa'd,~fn borne on quiet cui de sac;
3 lge. bdrms., · g nn. & view ! Re ady to
go at $58.900. Incl. land,
CORONA DEL MAR
OCEAN SIDE OF HIGHWAY
Cute 2 bdrm . .L guest rm., on R-2 lot. Id eal
to live in or for investment. Offered at $69.950
BLUFFS-ON BUDGET
Newly decorated Trina model ; 3 bdrms .. 21.1:
baths. lgl!!. patio. Close to Corona del J\lar
High School. Offered at 161,900.
CORBIN-MARTIN, INC.
REAL TORS 644-7662
Corona •1 Mar
• I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
MLI IALEI REPORT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtor s totalled
$98.7 million for the first 5 months
of 1974. THIS IS MORE THAN A
36% INCREASE OVER THE SAME
PERIOD A YEAR AGO. 2,519 new
listings were processed, of which
66% WERE SOLD! 66% of the sales
were cooperative.
List your prOperty with a Realtor.
I I I I I I • I I • I I I I I I I I
OPI!M SATURDAY & SUNDAY I TO S
l4 .A.UOit ISLAND
:r=,.:mto!;~es~~
4c:or .................
WATIM'lOIIT LOT ·
YoaCIII_tlte_of.,....dl: l EI'"'
1llle 17.1 ft. let-............. ,000
M.t G&lJIIDY, icfl ..... .... u ···-··········-
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lilt
SWIMMING, FISHING, BOAT~
DESIRABLE Location --Wide Street,
Better Built and Designed by ••.
Richard L. Neutra
3-bedrooms, family room plus
maid's and 3 baths.
$136,000.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Very clean Carnn 111odel. 3 bedrooms, fam.
ily room. 2 ball:-One house a"ay from
park and play arl···· Sil.OOO.
EXCEPTIONAL CONDOMINIUM
Choice ~lonaco 3 hedroom model . Big Can-
yon. Exquisitely de<:orated m soft colors.
Brick terraces \nth a view of lOth and 11th
fairways. Highly upgraded. $160.000.
BEAUTIFUL LINDA
Elegant country English. warm \\ ood s. deep
carpet s. formal dining. 4 bedrooms with
balconJes . den. 3 llreplaces. ~1f.! balhs. Boat
slip. g<~.ted community & mo re : S230.000.
PRICED TO SELL!!
4 Bed room. 21:! bath. famtly room. cathP-
dral cctling and llreplace in master bed-
room. Near pool and tennis area. overlook·
ing &Olf course. :S56.950-land included.
DIAL 644-1766
21&1 San Joaquin Hills Rd., N.B.
A COLDWELL BANKER CO.
F-A -B-U-L-0-U-S
New Listing
We are delighted to ort'er this 4 berlroom, 3 bath.
pool hOme in CAME O SHORES, with an ever~stlng
•tew fr om the j(>tty to Palos Verdes.
Formal and semi-formal entertaining on the star -
studded patio. REALLY Infor mal enterta inment In
the unique Fun House bullt over and around the
pool. A chOice of wet bars aDd kitchen s. OR use
the availa ble Hawaiian repUc:a pr ivate beach.
Just listed at $154,500 .
Call now 673-8550
THE REAL ESTATE'RS
:132 .U.RGUE!IITE; COROllA D!L MAR 673_.5..,
p.lc l?arr.11 f<ea~t,
Westdiff Excellente
YOU'LL LOVE IT!·
Tills deU.gbtf'\11, weU -la.Ddscaped borne t. locat.d
oa a quiet street.
t Bedrooms, s llatha •• lt la ooe of our bMt
u.tlllp.
$78,500
OPEN SAl\JRDAY SUNDAY l TO 5
1107 ESSEX LAME, MEWI"QRT II!AOt
Oflll. o,i. ... s: .. ;a & t I ;a •
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110o wiD llo •-I"" bJ lllo
rllo a1 -ttoo atllloeom-
..... Mntct 11 lO:SO a.M.
11110 ,_,, s_, sebool••
btell. 1~ for titaammer.
VacatkJD cbul'c:b tcbool will be
beld JIM Z.fi to JulY 5 b'om
t to S:30 p.m.lor are Stln'W(tl
6th !IndO·
• THE NEWPORT HARBOR
CHURCH OF REUGIOUS SCI.
ENCE, 541 Ceoter st., Costa
W:esa •• Tbe Rev, Elaoor C.
Jactsoo will pr•ch at 10 a.m.
Stmday oo the topic, "U you
possibly can," The serY:I.ce tn-
clOOes medttaUon aDd MaUng
power at the close of the ser-
mon.
Ill'. Cllll1lll ......... wtD _..,,, .. ..,u~~na.a.
011 ••ao. .. M•ll-dlr ... " v---• w11111o lloldl-11-11-tlo-
... -prioo lllrooP .. ....
• THE CIIITRAL BIBU:
CHURCH, l:lrd 91. ll Qrup
A"·• CoRa Mui ... Tbl c. ..
lfOpU.. Ylll boda Ita 10:10
a.m. Baldly ..mee ia tbl
b1111dlDc II lu oee-a zs , ..... aad dlrtar tbl Ill'•
Ylee will mcwe IDto lbt .,...
IIDCttaz'J. Putor Robert M.
Benptoa.'s me .. p will be
''Unto the bJCbtlt," Tbe DeW
saoehary wtn be.JICilely dedi-
cated at S p.m., wltbDr.Robert
Saucy o1 Talbot TheoloelealS.-
mlnary, La Mirada, u rue.t
speaker. An evenlngpralle ser-
vice will be held at 6:30 p.m.
• THE NEWPORT UNITY
CHURCH, lSth St. at Irvine
Ave., CUff Haven --The Rev.
Paul Butler , a Unity minister
recently moved to Newport, will
be the guest speaker tor tbe
10 a.m. service this Sunday.
His topic will be "The Father's
lov~:." 7he Rev. Sune Ri chards
Is vacationing in Hanll. She
will preach at the Hooolulu
Un ity Church and will gtve 8
of her Bible lectures at Oahu,
Hawau aDd Maul.
• HARBOR TRINITY BAP -
TIST CHURCH, 1230 Baker St.,
Costa Mesa --The sermoo
topic for 8:30 aod 11-a.m. Sun-
day '1111 be "Do yourself a
favor: love yourwUe."Thetop-
lc Is from a book with that
title, available Jn the church
Ubra.ry . Missionary night wUJ
be observed at 7 p.m. Laun
Reddig will speak arx! 2 mis-
sionaries going to Cameroon
wtu gtve thelr test1montes. A
film, "Peace child," will be
shown.
CIHDY HDLM DICK EH 5L EY TRAIHIHG AT FT. POLK
Army Pirate Raymc::ut B. wn.
son, son of Raymond Wilson,
1009 Tulare Dr., Costa Mesa,
has completed 8 weeks of basic
trlliniog at tbe. U. S. Army traiD-
tag Center, lnlantry, Ft. Polk.
La.
Store
• ST. ANDREW 'S PRESBY-
TERlAN CHURCH. 600 St. An-
drew's Road, CUff Haven ~
Col(lles wOO have been married
at the church are especially
Invited to attend this Sunday.
• ST. MARK PRESBYTER-
II~ CHURCH, 2100 Mar VIsta
East Bluff --Ttle Rev. wu.
llam A. McQ oold will preach
at 9:30 a.m. this Slmday on
"Leis ure Is the time ot love,"
ba~ on Genesis 2:1-3 aDd
GRADUATION ceremonies at DaY:I.d8oo Field, bebibd New-
port Harbor higb school, were scbeduled this week for
Newport Harbor and Estancia high schools. Harbor's
cer emony was held at 4 p.m. yesterday, and Estancia's
ts slated ror 7:SO tonight, June U. Newport Harbor's
valedictorl.an Is Kim Kay and salutatorlaa ls JaUe Hol-
2049 HARBOR ILVD.Iat layt
646·4421 COSTA MESA 540-4343
Students ask CA.latlans S:l3-14. Greg Vacca
ok 0 k will be ordained as a minister Sm lng 0 ay at UO p.m. Sunday.
• A BIBLE STUDY ser ies
on Uae Holy Sptrll began Tues.
A student gro'4) a Corona del day evening at the Plymouth
Mlr lllgh school wants the school Congregational Church 326%
board to back a proposed state Broad St., Newport n'etgtlts.
law that would allow controlled J ohn Smith elder at Prince
smoldng ln schools. ot Pe:i.ce Lutheran Church lo
comb. Estancia's valedictorian Is Cl.ndy
Is Richard Ensley.
Mike Messenger, spokesman Costa Mesa teaches the class
for a student committee, said at 7:30 p.~. every Tuesday.
current efforts to enforce no-• A fAMILY FESTIVAL wlll
smokin g rules in school bath-be held at St. Mark Presby-
rooms are "a [arce," thus r en-terlao Chur ch, East Bluff, Aug,
der tng bathroo"?s useless to stu-19, 21 and 23. There will be
dents who doo t want to smell activities tor all ages, lnclud-
cipret smoke. tng games study wors hip din-NANCY NOURSE will manage
A state Assembly bill IIlder ner and ~rafts ' __ from' 4:30 the Newport Beach otrlce of
stOOy would allow smoking ln to 8 p.m. each day. Los Angeles Federal Savln(s
c ertain open -air areas at 1 th t 32od St nd s cbools. CHRISTIAN WOMEH TO a e corner 0 ·a Newport Blvd., across from
The Newport-Mesa board ot HEAR FIRST CHAIRMAH c ny Hall. Completion date for
trustees t~k no actton o~ young The Christian Women's Club the tactllty Is scheduled for
Messenger s r~U::l !:,lnglt': of Newport Beach will bold the Juoe 17. The opening will be
board meetlng ne Y n g monthly luncheon at 11:45 a.m. celebrated ln a 4 day fiower
of last week . _.._A_ ,_ 14 June 19 at the Alrporter Inn. The aDd lndoor plant festival,
-....., be fmtal .. _ln • •-,1 COQ.I -theme wt\1 be a.n old b.ahtoned demoastratiooa of tbe patter'• er t o ow g rna ers: . 1 whee' and na•sooal .,......,. .. • ACTIVITIES caleoda.r tor the summer, With each tab e ceot-.. ..-._.._-
ing hool e red wttb a large straw s um mer ance by Lynn and Joel Rapp,
com sc year was hat and flow er s wbo will autograph tree copies
approved. M · 111 of their best selllnK boo' • PAY for student employees Beverly oudy, a soprano, w •• , ..., -·-~ rr Sl 88 to It 90 provide the musical entertain-Mother Earth s hassle~free was r~ om · • 111 Indoor plant book." per hour to comply with new ment. The featured speaker w
tabor taws. be Em ilie Barnes, the nrstchatr-MICHAELS PROMOTED
• Bl.SSES will be leased to the man of the club. C. W. (Mib) Mic haels, 2028
city of Newpor t Beach, at a HOW A LIEUTENANT Port Br istol Circle Harbor
cost of about $24,000, to be Michael J. Steadman, son of View Homes, ha.! been pro-
used for a summer bus Une In u. s. Marlne Corps Colonel a.nd moted to s~rvisor of special
the city. Mrs. Henry W. Steadman of 3069 machine design, build1ng and
• BUDGET for next year was Gibraltar Ave., Costa Mesa, was r e. building at ITT Cannon
discussed, In part, witboutformal commissioned a second Ueu-Electric, Santa Ana, a dt'ftsioo
a ction. tenant and awarded a bachelor of lnternattonal Telephone aDd
• ~CCEVTED an added ~1 0,-of science degree 14J0n gradua -Telegraph Corp. He has been
82S m state fund s for vocahonal tlon from the U. S. Air Force with ITT Cannoo Electric since
programs. Academy June 5. 1958.
53nl ·
fo fill out tfte aimpl• drawi ng ticket
tf,ot COULD win ya11 a
HEW '7 4 PIHTO ·FREE
Fonl
SALE
HELP THE INDIANS
In our recent Newport election, we had 11 citizens who offered to serve
on the City Council for $200 a month. Our voters, being big Uppe r s,
decided to pass a charter change that gives them $300, instead. If you
had a guy who wanted to work for you for $5 an hour, would you pay
him $10?
While our generous voters are handing out their money to the city's
chiefs, I wonder if they would consider a little for the Indians. I'm talking
about the police --the fellows who put their lives on the line to protect
our lives and property every day. They are trying to get a pay raise
now, and it looks like they're having a little more trouble than the chiefs
did.
Now, I live in the "bowery" part of town, so I have a lot of occaaiens
to call on these fellows. They work hard and do a fine job, and I think
their families have just as much right to eat steak as those of the chiefs
and administrators.
If we paid our police better, maybe we wouldn't have such a big turnover
and have to be spending money to train new men to replace those who
have left for greener pastures. Are we some kind of poverty-stricken
town that can't afford to pay its police a decent salary? How many police-
men do you know who can afford to live here where they work? If you
were a ·policeman and your family lived here in the community, wouldn't
you be just a little more concerned about safe streets?
While we're on the subject of our fine policemen, I would like to ask
their administrators to take a hard look at our parking meter policy. The
meters were put in to move traffic. Instead, they're being used like
slot machines, as a source of income. On a day when a 30-mph wind
is blowing and there are few cars on the streets, we shouldn't be giving
kids $10 tickets. That would be a good day to give the meter-maids
some indoor work or training.
A tip for the City Manager, who is looking for a way to pay for opera-
tion of that extra police station. Ground the noisy heUcopter and put
5 more men on our streets or in the station house. There's no charge
for this advice from a taxpayer who helps pay the freight.
• * * • * Stop by the store, and we will provide plenty of off-street parking
out back, while you browse through our high-quality merchandise. • • • P. S. Remember that photo of Miss P. H. holding a gun in the bank?
Would anybody in their right mind hold a gun that way? Like a school
girl who has just found a new toy.
AL FORGIT
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