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CYNTHIA ERCER
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career in art
Pa.reat. wbo Ut'e a.r wbere 4'7tb l.Dd Balboa was oae ol ltreet, a boy wu b.lt 00 a
a cat ldUed a little prtsatur-wbat residents call an alarm-bib In tbe crOUftlk, 2 cars
day ay they wtll nwreb oo lng spate of aecldeDI.s lD.-tbe amaahed ._,at the lntersectlon,
City Rall to pt .rxnetbina doDe area since Balboa BIYd.lD West tbere was a bM.d-«1 eotlls1oo
to make the intersectloo Newport was 'lfideoed. aDd re-at 49th aDd Rl.-er aDd a nooc-
sa.fer. opened to full tnm,e earUer way aeeldent on 47th, all to tbe
The deatb of Deborah Leigb this month. put week," aeeordl.n( to Tom CJDthl& Erpr 17-year-old said yesterday.
Post, '1, ID tbe crosswalk at "A womao was killed ICI the Weller, 138 47th St., one of Coroaa del ...; hllb school Those trlends don't include
• se•eni resldeots Who are or-student, ts the oew Mias New-a steady boy trlend, by the
pntstng neighborhood parellts port Beach. Sbe wu croWDed way ,
to combat tbe carnage. last Friday nlgbt at n. annual Cyndie, whose dad is prlD-
Yesterdi.J mol'c.lng, the 47th Commodores Ball of tbe clpal of a.n elemeotary ln
ARVO E. HA.APA, owner and publotstler of the En$19'
St. parents put LCl a temporary Newport Harbor Cbamber of Cypress, said she liked the
plywood sllfl at the southwest Commerce. local Miss Newport coolest,
eoroer \Jt 47th and Balboa, urg-Cyndle, wbo l1.kes painting because "lt gives a girl more
• A SUBSIDY BY ANY OTHE Inc motorists lo slow down. "and au ldlldJI ot art," and ot ,. opportwllty to soow her
t R NAME A few hOurs later, pollee goes In for lDdlvld .. t sports, persona.Uty and gain selt-1 have said this before, and I say it remcwed the slgo oo orders especially sld.J.D&. wtll rel.gD coottdeoce, instead of eooeen-
again: the Chamber of Commerce has of Lt. WUUam Blue, tra.mc oYer Cbamber hmcUona tor tbe trattng so moch oo looks.''
s•rvisor, because of a city ned yeu. There Is no bathing suJt co.-. no business asking the City for a tax law forblddlog stcns oo private Then, she hopes to go to petition tn the local contest.
subsidy. property tbat interfere with either Looe Beach State or After s he was pi cked oYer
tramc flow. UCI a.Dd turtber pursue art 4 other semi-11.Dallsts Friday There will be an attempt to call it "We have stepped ~ stud:Jes. Rlgbt DO'W, sbe's en-night, Cyad.ie said local Jay-
by another name, but by ~y other name, ellforcemeot tbere and wtll be rolled l.D a ceramics course cees, who run the competition
"B!LP t8 STAT AUV!," plead 4 Welt !tewport cb.lldren it is still a tax subsidy, because the New-gh1ng the lDI.ersectioo a tot durloc summer scbool. for tbe Ct.mber of Commerce, after oelgbborbood parents put~ this sign at the dangerous of attenttoo to speeders and "FrteDdt keep coming~ to asked her to enter tbe state
loterseetion ot 41th st. and Balboa Blvd. A Uttle girl port Harbor Chamber is asking the City those woo don't stop at the me and.. congratulattnc me and JunJor Mi55 competition next
was killed at the intersection Saturday, and there hue been , f N t B h (th , all f ) crQSS'W'alk fot pedestrla.ns, •• U. askine lt I'm e:ttlted, aDd I February tn Santa Rosa.
other serious accidents 1n the neighborhood sJnce Balboa 0 · ewpor eac at S 0 us to Blue told the Eoslgn. "The think the excitement Is Just ''I'll probably do It,'' she
Blvd. was widened: and tully re-opened earner this mooth. put up some of the cash for tending to road 1s so lnrtttna: since u was beginning to get to me," Cynd.le says "ll sounds Uke tun."
Pueots say tlley "Will marcb oo City Hall to seek emer-the needs of visitors who will be coming widened, that a blgtra.mc prob-p I" • I • h •
10 s:::r:: ;~r: ~~':'s ~=~~ :~y~~on.: ~~~eM~~=tl~~ ruer4~ros~.!: to ttll the growtng number of hotels ~; ra~:s. ~= ~~f!u:t! 0 lfiCS OOmS 10 C OICe
borah Lelgh Posl, '1-Yeu-okl 'c atherine and Chrts Diederich, of 4'701 River. The sign here. that driYers are DOt giving pe-c ~~.k~~ed4~~~~!r:l~ :r:: . ;;sTo~~:r.)etno't'8d the same day by pollee. (Photo There may also be an attempt to ShOW de~:o::~erit:r!-~~~~r of successor to aspers
way to tbe store. Facing a IRVINE INCOME that this is not a request for money Joseph Duun said yesterday Spectllati bow manslaughter charge ts JOhn tbat a trafftc st.pal ls slated 00 00 a s:ucces. was a RepubUca.n.. The county
Jacobeoa, 19, of 118-1/2 4'7'tb shelled out by us hard-pressed city tax-for the lnterseetion sor •Ill be picked to ftll CoUDty job ls StWOsed to be a noo-
St., West Newport. payers, but rather a sharing of the bed "Contractor ~ Mtcbaels ~~':~ Roaa:S C:!:r! partisan omce.
Pollee say Jacobson's van GOES up 60 Of_ of Newport Bel.ch 1s S"tCJPC)sed bope faded for t1od1nc the L1do Amonc those said to be tn-hU the YOUD&: Clrl wh.Ue she /0 tax funds now being collected by the city. to ban a stpa.l there by Aug. Isle res:tdeot aun. terested ln the 5th District
•as I.D the marked pedestrian Here again the name may be changed, 1, according to terms ol a County SJ4)et'rtso:s decided s~80rs post are former
crOSSY&Lt at 3:SO p.m. Satur-AD 1Deome ot $69.1 million Rennaes Locreased almost but it' till t be that bed cootract wtth the elty,'' Mr. Tuesday to wait at least 60 c oacreuman am presldentla.l
day. Silo ... , ptOOOUDeod deod aDd Dol prollll or $U mlllloa I() per ,.,t, IIlii! not prollll s s ax money' cause o .. Uo said. d&J• boloro dee Iarine tbo ~til elllllldato Jobn Sehmll< or Spy . .. ...,.._tal. g . llolla reoc:n. --•en n~ wve ~e> a I*" eut oter 1ut tax income goes into the city's general Mr. UlcbMl&,. Ybo wu oa. Obtrlet ..at ncant 1,, .. Hlll, &uta Ana attoney Ber partat. arr Mr. aiilf~,.ew ..,. .... , ..,._.. ~ ~,.t. MIIDIID,.. to +HI,,., lax tunt.1:. If' there ts any vall.._ to u.. IDb Y_....J "n'+tnc ~ . RoCpr ~~onu. Cupcs' Ude
Krt. JerrJ Po.t, 491 ? RIYW Compf.Q,J for tbt JMZ that tad-npres, Acrlcalture opera-w .. I PloriDc repairs, 1i Ylltlllc f« AD •••• to Ill a btU Tom Fu.atu, !IIIIa. Jt•!tDr
•••· od April so. tJooa sllowod tile blq .. t pro-the argument that there might be some ..... 1 oqulpmoot 1o bo do-thrOIIIfl the still -tv• llu-ell Booll IIlii! westelll!
.A1ler pueal<le sentees ar-Tbe compa111 also Increased . tits In the company's tOO. year excess income to the city because of llYered, Mr. DevUn satd. settJ.nc a special e»c:tloa to optometrist Nolan F'rlu.eUe.
ranpd by Ba.Itz-Berproo tu-stockholders dlYldeDds tor the history. "It ns a Yery cSangerou.s pick a new s~ bas IP-Dr F 1s lle add Mr Beftts
aeral borne, Deborah was ... __ ?th str•1_. year, paytn ... 69 President Ra ..... ...-Watson the bed tax, then the proper course lntersecUoo eYeo before tbe parenUy been hlockedbyDemo-, _ _: 1r ,... c '·1 --..... -..•• .... ,,............ t l5 fn tb J.e..f latuf 'Tfie IUtH 0 r • asperS D "'""
led 1n Paeifle VIe• Memortal ceo.ts to holders of the cor-reported tbe totals to a sbare-of action for the city would be to reduce widening," Mr. De•Un claimed. era e ... s e. Juae election
Part. pon.Uon's 8.4 mUUon Shares. hOlders meetinr at corporate "The geometries ol tbe tramc Briggs measure would ban At ·
headquarters omcesl.DNewport that bed tax levy, or better yet, to abolish pattern there are terrible. We._, an electloa to Dame some-66 OF Harbor Hopper fimps along
at loss of S26S per day
center. He called the company's a.re coostderloc a temporary ooe to nu out tbe ~visor's MARVIN PLOTKE. •
performance "a.n accompUsb-(Cootioued on Pap 2) 4-way stop, but the problem unexplred term, eoctlnc Ja.a.. 6, NEWPORT HEIGHTS DIES
ment wortlly of oote tn ttle b ee c DM FREEWAY Is tn ootUytng people coming and to remain in omce for tbe W.artl.D Plotke, 66, no died of a tlsca.l year which erl-off of Coast Rlrf. •• next 2-yeu term to wh.fcb Mr · last Thursday at his hOme at
deoeed spiraling tnnaUoo, a Tbe intersection Is very Caspers was r e-elected J tme4. 438 El Modena Newport
crisis in eoero, increased en-dose to tbe hl&bway ,aDd motor-otherwise, Gov · Roaakl Rea-Hetcbts, was burt~ Saturday
vlroomenta.l concerns and rts-81 DS CALLED ists turning righttromtbeeast-gaD will pick a.o lnterlm su-In private services in Htmting-The Harbor Hopper bus llDe
lost about SUS a day durlnc
Its ftrst week as Newport's
municipal bus Une , and city
otftclals are Jooklna: for ways
to cut losses.
In a report MODday after-
0000. to City COUDCU, Jacob U:yDderse, Wbole pneral ser-
vices deP&l'tmeDt rUMtbesum-
mer bus U. for tbe elty, said
pt,NeDpn will han to n.lt
aaother 2 « S weeks before
a detailed time tebedule can
be publlsbed b tbe busses.
Laet of a sebecfole bl.1 been
the molt IJ'equeot eomplll.Dt
from pe;troas dlR'loc lbe ttrst
wHt., Tbe bus aentce, using
4 lased ac hool baaes, bepn
open.tlnc JW~e I '1, rtmnlnrtrom
9 a.m. to I p.m •• '1 dayu week.
on 4 tep&J'&te llDN l.D the city.
Fares are 25~ tor enrybody.
The IIDt -1o $10 1o llrts
tbe tll'lt day, cUmbtcl to u
Ali!> .. $S5, thoo clr-olf
lo $18 011 S-y. CI!J olfl-
clals bad e~Qt~Cted more wMt-
eDd. riders. Receipts for the
wHI: -loci oaiJ $16S. COllis
wert h,OUI.
The ''IP'teD'' ltDe, eOODtet·
Man of1
tnc Harbor View Hills, Corona. ing interest rates." bouOO lanes of Coast Rwy. oatp perYtsor to sen e uatllJanuary; too Beach.
del Mar, Cameo Htgtl.laDds, He said mor e tba.n 50 per Balboa Blvd. come IClQO the then whoever Is elected per-He was a classltled ad sales-
Balboa l.alaDd aD:INewportCen-cent of tbe ftrm's total re-tntersectioo very quickly. nor 1n November wtll pick man lor the Los Anifles
ter' curled tbe most puseo-venue came from retaJ.rdng Its Bids for tbe next step ol stud.les of where It should go "Balboa Blvd. is Uke a free -someone to fUI tbe fUll 2-year Herald-Eu.miner, and had Uved
gus -· 201, said Mr. Myn-own otftce bulldl..ngs, sbopplng construction of the Corona del from there. way oow," says Mr . Weller. term. u Democrat .Edmi!Dd here for tbe past 13 years.
derse, afXI tbe "blue" l1ne ceDters a.Dd apartment com-Mar Freeway, wh.fch alniOSt Tbe only thing 1D Bonita •·we wltl ask the city to put a Brown J r . is elected l.D No-He was born In Olinols. He Is
runnlnc tbroqh tbe comm~.m-pines. other major income oobod:y wants to go to Canyon is tbe co~mty garbage pollee cadet out at the Inter-vember, he woukl be 1n a survived by hl.s wlte, Carmen.
lUes oo Newport Bay's west Items were sales of land and Corooa del Mar, have been dump. section on weekends, and maybe position to appoint a replace-Baltz -Bergeroa of Costa
side aDd to Bayside aboCIPtnc bous1... developments, and called for by the state trans-The call for bids oo the ut ._, a. fla sh.f.ng temporary meot tor Mr. Caspers, wbo Mesa was fooeral director. ceoter aDd Ceatral Newport '"'"6 portaUon department. lntercbaoge weDt out Mooday. P
earrled tbe fewest ·-119. A farming operations. Agrtcul-A $12,9 million Interchange EarUer th.fs rear. the state slg:Q warlllng of pedestrtans c c b "d • f
total of 653 rode tbe 4 routes. ture operations earned $14.4 connecting the DeW treeway to called lor bids 011 a segment crosslng. su Sl y gainS avor
"As 10011 u we biYe allttle mllUoo, compared wtlb $9.? the Newport treeway at Bristol of the · freeway, ooty to back He said he eJ;>e(ts about • •
mote eJptl'leaee wtth r11DD1Dg mtllioa last rlscal year· St. will be built, aloag wtth dowo later wbta tbe "eoera 30 residents to show lCl at A proposal lor the city of us we wouldn 't be accused of
busau ln tb1s tramc we "Will More tban ball of the com-the tlrst link of tbe freeway crisis" caused a reduction in the July 8 City Council meet-Newport Beach to pve an a.n-puttlnc our money into some -
be able to publlsh a ~bedule " pa.ny•s stock (53.4 per cent ) between South Coast Plaza and state p.s tu flmd&. Tben, 1D lng to ask tor Quick actlon. nual subsidy of about $34,000 th1D& that promotes use of the
Yr. Yyoderee aaid. "We'~ Is beld by tbe DOD-proftt James tbe Newport interc)jange. From Yay, tbe State H1gbway Com -p • I d to he_, busl.nesses attract airport."
bad lots of tll)el'leoee balillD& lrTioe Folll'Jdation. there, the treeway Is scheduled mlsslor. dec.lded to sldetnck ay IS YO e Ylsltors got a warm receptioa Tbe city would also be In the
prbl.p, but DOt much uper-Tues paid durl..og the flscal to follow Bristol (Pallsades) $5.8 mlllloa In federal tuods WoDday trom City Couocil para_dortcal position of asking
leDCe ba.uliDC people." year amounted to $18.4 mit-to Jamboree Rd., then to Bocllta allocated tor ctty road 1 But, the Couoetl wa.nts more state tupayers to subsldtu
Tbe busses coYer each com-Uoo, the company saJd, Canyon Rd. The adopted route lmprotements 1n tbe county aDd fo r p anners details on how tbe money "Will the city goYernment for ex-
plete rota ID Jut 1Dter u MARGARET GEYER, SS, would then brill( the freeway liSe the money, IDIItead, for be spent before earmarttnc 10 penses incurred in operating
hour. be said. OF SHORE CLIFFS DIES down MacArthur Blvd. to Coast tlle COM Freeway. Senral city per cent of the ctty•s ''bed a beach city, while at the same
Durtnc the tlrst week 18 Se t1 beld M Dda Hwy., but city, county aDd state coveromeots objected, but a Newport pla.o.n1og eommts tar" funds to help pay half time encouraging more people
passeoprs took ~ of 10 rBae;:_:e,ere c~f oftlclal.s have a gentleman's confereoce of OOtmtJ city man-siooers, who hue sened wttb: of the operating eJptn.Ses ot to Ylsit. Legislation, originated
the tree trauter sptem COD-C . del ~Oil for M , a,reemeat that tbe road wtll aprs decided last week to ac. out pay •IU now cet $100 a Newport Harbor Cha.mber of at the request of Newport and
o.ettnr wlUl Oraace County ,;..oaaGeyer 55u;, Sll Dr~: stop at Bonita Canyoo, pendtac cep tbe hi'M!1Dc cbaJlCe. per moo'th. City Couoetl YOted Commerce coonBHoo and n -otber beach towns, Is no• png
Trualt Olstrlet baleell. •oocl. Shore' cWrs who died NB F dl them the PlY Monday D.ilbl sttors dlYWon. tllroueh the sttte lertslature
llr ... ,.... .. aid bo would J,.. zo atlloag ..,.j,u..1. p1"oneer 1"n ay d1"es after Newport voters approoed Edward Nfcro, oltbeNewport lo set "P such a s ubsidy. work wttb Chamber of Com. Sbe la nrYI'I'td bJ blr bos-. a city charter amendmeatAprU porter tan, cbairmu ot the "How would the mooey be
merce oflld&ls Oil a proc:ram bud Rabert di.QCbt£ Sharon 9 alk)'lrlng pay tor members dlrlslor., promlaled to come spe.tlt?" a.iked Couoetlmu
of bi.YiDc merebuU cfH fl• Cbrist.IIG 'lisW' Louise BI.Sii Gordoll fllld)Q', IZ, wbo of bottds aDd comml551oos, back wttb aome deta.lltd cost Job.D Store. ··n seems to me
p&UM to cUitomva. aDII 2 ~bf.ldru.. bUilt Richard's: Udo Mark.tt No OC.ber appoiotees were breakdowns. He ~ tbe mo011y you Could start ckJlnC thtee
0 dieS• She wu a Dattn Calli:tnllaD, aDd much of Koac bot!Ptal dar· g:ra.nled pay by Mooclay's aeUon, would co prlmartly to prlat tbiDp wltboiX wa.Jtin( for the VOices aad Md UYed 1oc:a11r for the lac a toac carec u a COil-but MYeral COWicll members: broeburea, r .. ti.Ul'&llt pldes city to (lYe you the magtc:
put 14 JIU'I. tnctol, wu booored at a liM-llldicated that parts, be&cbes ud a eon..tloa buUtttn. UO,OOO.''
After M'Yicea cooducted by mortal MJ'Tlce ut SalvdlJ ami reer•tioo commlsdoMn Hotels, .... ......_ boatlac M.r . Nlcro promllld to eome
CoroDl del Mu'a Cliarllt a Chl•m•" wu a blt la tbt Wure Howland. burial wu 1n Pacific Vt.n Cbapel. H&r.._. m1Cflt be Yoted .c:MDe (&1 ll.ter. loteresta, ud otblr )1.._.._ t.et wttlt a more dttaUed coat
L.,. bon .._ radio'• lat. ~ Aa a Hid. be ta llutlcw a.tteemtterr COlt& View H1111. Tbe city's '1 PlazmlDc com-Ume baa'• .... wocdd mateb lhdy. "'*' u "tbl tiiU wUh 1,000 JecallJ eii&JitiCI ldt pame ftom Mea ' He died at nc.r ~ltal c. mlasio~Mrs, •bo are I&IPO'"'-d city n.da. Wltb tbt e.liJ ew~ 11&)'01' Ooa&Ad Ydul.a al8o
W!fcn, .. cUed Satway at ru Da"J to tee. ~~r: Gt)'tr, a fOrmer partner TDtDy ot. Jut wML fila 1ut by tbe Ctty Coemcll, wlll •ell rMtlJ coUtctlac ..,.PtO.OOO q•llltloMd e...-.... bat
-· at 101 ~ Ho .,.. Sua rltcu ...,_ 111, witt 1o lbt JollJ .._ r-llnlll bome wu at 240 £. 11111, c-pt $50 tor ••• ~ t..,. •••111 .. ,._paid b7 InA-llo IOd -.I -eo-.:11-
78. ud a -. .J~etl: n..,., Cll 81ml oa 8aiJol. lalud. .,. owu .... Fc:wm•IJ M u..c1 tor athOd., DOt to txeeecl .too a aMat r.-.a. t11at ftllld m .. m• ICII*led k> llfOI' tM eu
Mr. '-I bid llftd bve, van., ' a Jol17 Rotv 1D w.,-Beactl. ma~q ,.,. oo IJdo .. ll. mocA. Norma.UJ, a. ooannts-a $S4.000 .-1 tab a tu~ •wb~MJ.
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requests.
If there is one thing this city of New-
port Beach does not need, It is spending
more tax money to gladden the hearts of
visitors coming here to rent rooms and
suites at the hotels already here and
others in the construction stage. That
responsibility belongs to the hotel owners.
I have it on good authority that one of
the major headaches of the city staff
is taking care of the crowds already
cramming our streets and beaches and
Uttering our town and causing consider-
able extra expense in policing and clean-
ing. The zero growth folks and the ecol-
ogists should rise en masse to protest
this chamber r equest. And for once I'd
be with them .
SKY
Every Conareuman who
voted to increase our fedenl
debt from $478 billion to
$-495 billion , should be
impeac hed . Every man ,
woman and child in the United
States already o wes SHOO on
INSANITY
not ask your city to put In for
its share of freeway miaranta'
aid 10 yuu can be taken care of
when .vou aet lost? If we all do
that we cannot aU be lost, can
we~
that federal debt. TOADS A TRICYCLES
Necessary, you say'! No, a
larae part of the spendina and Another small reaton that
the debt is not only not , t-verythina you huy is JOIRI up
necessary, it is insane, iJiepl, every week is the neCCllsity
and treaso n o us . Also that the tlni ted States of
in credible . For instance, they America find out e:verythin&
s pend Sll7,2 SO a year we po•ibly can about the
linancin1 the federal Board of matina calls of Central
Tea TuteB. Is your tea OK'! If American toads. We spent
no t , our uatesmen have S20,3 24 on that, and now if
provided a Tea Appeals Bo:.rd you happen to be visitina
to which you can take your Central' Amerin with your
•
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many victims.
What is chan&inl is Ameria. Recent admlni ..
tratlon policies, helped by the pted pipers or
the media, are atlemptina to have us believe
lh.at i1 Is the heiJht or sophistication to dote
our eyes to modern-day barbarism. We are also
wppoiCd to foraet that compromilina with evU
hu always ted to the triumph of evil.
Administration officials, TV reporters, tnd
other tpolosills for Commu.nism dnerve a full
measure of oJd.fuhioned repudiation for their
refual C'o tell the truth. We must demtnd from
them an accurate portr1y1l or Communian.
We'D either aet it soon or ei.Je fmd out about
Communism from firsl·hlnd experlence.
Copyrlfht /974 by Tile Jolut Btch S«ldy Fe81~t
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COlT A IIIDA .....
For aU the information you
need about your new com-
munity, call
· THREE GRADUATING SE!IIORS ban-awarded $1,000
eoUtp seholarablp1 by tbt lrvtne Co. tor lltudy of urtu
pl.a.Dnlq. Ptetured here at tbt prtHIItatiOD art, from
left, Donald c. ,Cameron, director of urt.n dellp. for
the Irvine Co.; Fred Moore ot Eutblutr, trom Corooa
del Mar high school; Marta Lasky of Turtle Rock, from
University hl&tl school; Adele Pearlstein of Park Newport,
trom Corona del Mar bigh school, and Raymood L. Wat.oo.
Irvine Co, presldent. AppUcanta were Jud,pd oo tile basis
of their scholastic record aDd achievement In extra-
curricular l ctlvtUes, letters or reeommeodaUoa, aM an
essay outlining why the applleant wishes to enter the
field ot urban desJrn·
Mesa playgrounds busy
The City of Cot$ Mesa's Parents of the participants
department of leisure sen1ces are lnv:ted to parUelpQte In the
announces that Its summer rec-night recreation proeram,
reatlonal ptaygroUDd program, which w111 Include a father's
which began June 24, Is being softball tournament aM roo-
conducted at 14 parks and play-ther's volleyball touraament.
grounds. These Lnclude Adams Trained recreation leaders
school, Balearic school, Bear wUl supervtseandorp.ntzearts
St. school, Callfornla school, and crafts, games, and a whole
College Park school, Costa array of acUvltles for boys
Mesa park, Harper school, and girls, ages G years throu,n
KUlybrooke school, Lindbergh 14 years old.
schOol, Paularino school, Po-
mona school, Sonora school, AOB..E CAHETTI OF-
TeWinkle park and Vlctorta WIHS HATIOHAL PRIZE
school.
Tals on art disco~ery
in · laguna Museum series
-FollowiAc ·-will Art --lrmaU Dot-loel .... a llald trip 11o !.o--1 ol Cora. del Mar will lltaeb bomtt aJid tilt Newport
COIKtaet a Weturt oo ''Dllcor-Harbor Art Yueum, a meet-
•lllc art IJ:I Soutbera Cal1tor-toe to dlseuu upeeta ot art
lila," IIPOOIOrtd by tbe tapa. prevtous:ty Tl.lwtd, a fttld trip
llatb MUNum of Art aDd Cal-to a major mueum dependlac
Uornla state tlntYeratty, Ful-00 lbowl antlabt., &Dd tbt
-· tloel Mleloo A .... Z9 blood WMidy Tbureday MlsioDS on tbe tUm "Wblt 11 Art?"
MciMJnr at 10 a.m. oo AQIUit Tbe course mar bt t:Uea
1 ww eoot1nue tbroupout the tor two untll of eredtt
IWIId:h at tbe U.uteum, 307 CW! Mu, 0.HDblrrru'cond11Ct-
Drl't't, td moathly toun a1oce 1 i15
Aeoordlnc to Mra. DeMO-uptortnc the plltrles of
llor1o ulnltruct« at Cal State Southern Calllorot.a aDd tor u
Ud uttnalon ln.~tnctor at yeau wu art columntlt tor tbe
UCLA and UCI, t1ut nrot meot-Lac-Booch Poot wbllt hor
ill will be& lllde-lletu:rtiUUI-blllbud, B. N. Dtl~nbtrl, ftl tl'atiDI art &Dd arehlt.ctu:rt In owner aDd pltllllber ot tbt
tbt Lo1 Anples area. DIWIPIPfr.
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the hours for the nrst week Twenty -eight htgil school
of the program are trom 12 :30 Juniors fn the naUon,lncludlng NEW OFFICES of the Orange County Chapter or the 2ND SWIM SESSIO.-. AT
~RT HARIIOR EIISIGN
I'UIIJSHEO l£fiiLY -PAGE 3
lltURSOIIY,JUN£27, 1974
Ollllt4A DEL liAR, CAL.
LOSIE A DISHRAGil
Most everyone hu a talc to tell conoemina wart
cura. ODe IOCi lik' thit-steal a dishraa. bury it ...
wben the raa rots, the wart will fall off. Absurd, of
coune. But there are reliable trea.tmen•s for warts,
thanlu to medical science. Physicians know them.
Take advantaae of the newer treatments and medica-
tionaavailab~. They can mean the difference between
pa.jti and comfort ... between life and death. Let
your doctor do the diaanosing and presc-ribing. fhen
come to ua for quality prescription service.
Christensen Pharmacy
-· &. COAST BWT .. C080WA DI.L MA8
OWIOLE '-2550
BLUE H
POOLS
WORLD'S LARGEST : PUT IH" BLUE HAVEH
POOL OR SPA-FREE ESTIIoiA TEl
p.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday Adele Caoettl of Corona del Sodety ot CaUtornla Accountants were Installed by E. OCC BEGINS MONDAY i~~~ii~ through Friday. Beginning the Mar hlgh school, bave been Malcolm Angell (left) of 462 Westminster, Newport Heights, The seeood ses&ionotOrange
• week of July 1 the hours wtu awarded tbe Scrl.pps College past state presldenl ot the orpnization, at the 29tb annual Coast College's annual summer
also Include 6:i5 p.m. to 8:15 humanities book prl%e tor out-meeting at Los Coyotes Country Club. Among those in-swim program be&ins Monday,
p.m., Monday through Friday.· standing hlgh school level study stalled were Marvin Sader, president, Buena Park, center, J uly l, In the OCC pool.
Etelll"Siol\6 have been planned ot the huma.niUes, core of the and Andrew J. Nelson, secretary-treasurer, 3990 Westerly Regtstralioo tor the sess.loo
to Universal Studios Newport Scripps curriculum. Pl., Newport Beach, right. The county ellapter, chartered Is slated for tbls Saturday,
Dunes, Los An~lesioo,Irvtne "WThet Ia~~ lnT·1.!· EUofat's in Newport Beach In 1945, oow Is largest lnCaUfornla June 29, from 9 a.m. to DllC)O
P k -• 1o 1 as 8 .... , c .... es a c-at 250 members. (Rich Bassett photo,) ar • auu va.r us camp ng simile aDd traru;cript ot the In the OCC gym. Classes meet
Illes. original drafts, along with Ezra T tb II • MoOOay through Friday darLDc :~=~ ~ra:~~~~ut:: op racqu~ .. a ers com1ng ~~ ~;~e:e~~~:.::
CALL MOW 011 DIIOP IM . We 're C\o•• 8y • s· 8 .• -d991~·~:~· .. " , '-Alumnae Assn. The top ncquetbi.U'-pla)'ers teo's Jan Campbell and CaU -(3 +eus old) an$1per-.s.t. .. Q_ ......;....__._-• The reelpiebtt, all tun.tor in the nation wtu eon'ftrp oo fornll outdoor cbam'p Joy Kop -sch~~led oc:s su':~~~ ao:'~ ~ ~-., ""''' g1rl5, were chosen by their Oranp Coast Collep June 28-pel, an OCC stOOent. lated J ly 15 26 · Dd the 530-1142
high school teachers for out-30 for the nrst annual natiooal Tbe tournament wtllrunrrom ~ JOC: 2u9 thr -ugb ~ 9 12222 Htrbor Blvd .. Gerden Grove 871 -8020
A11ul Open 1 O•y • A Weelr..
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT staodlnc:workinthehuman1Htl, outdoor three-wall racquetball 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Frlc!ay and Regt~:tt~ tor U:, u~. · h•t• L.lu .. u 192237 n2-3401 or 649-5094
particularly 1n Engll&h, history champloosb.lps. ;Sa~tur~da~y~,~and~~tr~o~m~8_:_•·_m __ ·_'_o_wE1l~l Jbe;~he~ld~J~u~ly~lse~3~=-:Dd~ss~J:':'~Iy:_!~'~a~Y~·~··~·~•~·~O~~~c~.~"~"~''~"""""""""~---:-:::~ YOU PAY $4,11 PER POtnm POR QUAUI'Y and languages. The tournament, saoetloned 4 p.m. Sunday. 2710 th occ
N.Y. STEAK -WI WILL lltOfL TOP QUAUTY by the National Racquetball e ID'm. _ __ --,
10 OZ. N.Y. STEAK DDfMIR FOR YOU-THIS Club, Is e:rpeeted to draw more
IMCLUDES SOUP -SALAD, AU GRATIN that 250 entrants.
POTATOES ... GARLIC TOAST. WE SET YOUR Top pros expected to compete
TABLE -GIVI 'tOP SERVICE -WASH DISHES. are Blll Schmidke, *bo won the
ALL YOU 00 IS E!IJOT YOURSELF -NO FUSS!
recent national four-wall tour-
ney held In San otego; steve
SeJ;ot, Charlle Brumfield, Steve
Keeley, Steve Strandemo, Jerri
Hllec her, Bill Dunn arxl Paul
Lawrence.
-WE HAVE THE Kl<OW ROW -
Top women players who wUI
take part In the event Include
Peggy Stedtng of Te:a.s, Kathy
Williams or Mlchlpn, San 01-
KELLY'S 0R. KRASSHERIS DEAH
OF GRADUATE 01 VISION
BALBO.\
MARINE PVT. Jon P, Smith,
soo ot Mrs. Lynn Smith of 221
VLa Ithaca, Lido lsle, llall!'ld-
uated from reerutt tratnJnr at
the MariDe Corps Reerult
Depot, San Oleao. Physical
corxlitionlng, dliC.Ipllne and
teamwork are emphulad dur-
lag the 11 weeks of reerutt
training.
Dr. Stuart M. Kttssner of
Newport Beach, associate pro-
lessor ol developmental and
cell biology and medical mtcro-
bioloo,· bas beenappotntedaet-
111&: deaD ott he graduate dlvtsloo
at OC Irvtne. The appointment,
approved by the OC Board of
Rea:eots, will be effectiv-e lor a
ooe-yar period startlngJulyl,
when Dean Jonas Schultz 'Ifill
be on sabbatical leave.
Dr. Krassner Joined the UC I
faculty In 1965. Ea.rller he llad
beeD guest ln•esttptor and re-
search fellow attheRocketetler
Ittstltute.
e>-.-..e .,.,.,-«> «>..-t ., ...
ch.eckillllg .-ccc:» ..... .._ts
nc. ............. .,.. ba•aa.Cie re
The Bank of Npwport is a friendly neighborhood bank that
specializes In personalized service and services ... like
free Hfetlme personal checking no l'nlnlrnwn ~ re-
quired ever. Then there Is a complete free travel counsel-
Ing eerylce where you can make reeervatlons, pick up
'tickets, plan a short trip or a long vacation ... all wtth pro-
fessional help. The bank also has complete trust and escrow departments; special low Interest loans; . 8081'!_1c
harbor area checks; rediCredlt overdraft pro~tlon; arid
convenient, faat drive-In banking HI'Vioe; Now (a the time
to make your fTlOve to the Bank of Newport. Bankof r
Go easv on your
·r conaitioning.
And make it easier on your pocketbook.
Th1s summer your oor cond,I>O'''"
could use more e le l tr oC''" tl-,or
ony other apphonce on yuur
home 1: can eot on•o yo • •
budget too E spe~.-•oll y n ,..,,
smce The r1srng CO">' ol k ,....
sulphur fo~e.g n od ~os , ··~·
your electriC b d1 to g o uL-
The cost ollo reogn
•s an eKpense we .:O" 1 , , • .,. •
BuT Y.OU con con trol yOl•• 1
condtf,on.ng Bes•de<.. -;o v r ::;
money, you w dl be ,or.~e· 11' 1
energy That s very .rn rt'"' 1' '
dur ,ng hot summer mo nth" wt •f''
the demand lor ele-ct• ''''" " ''
o peak The Col.i'-'lrn•o P"b
Utolll•es (or•-.rn•ss •on ho~ '"' '""'
~,ended temperaTures shou ld
• •u! be reduced below 78 deg1 et:>S
How much co n you sove?
(!, ''"'9 the hot summer mo,...tf--<..
,.,,, o" cuT O>< cond>l•on r•g
•,• ob'"lul 30u by keeP•"g
''room tempetg;,ure ot -~
clt.•,:O•ees •nsteod o l 70 degr E>P ~
Yuu con also save ele,
t•, l y anJ money-by lo.eepor~g
vOl•r O•r cond,toorhng eQu>prnent
,, good OI)E'rOTtng shape Clean
the ldters chen and replan•
•t-,em when nf><:ess.ory
Proper •nsulotoon con
mok.e over~ btQ d offert>nce
11 y0ur home •s noi odequo•ely
'"Sul a •('~ y :::>v ore-vstng con
s•derobtv r·•or , .. , · ·, d "1''
"eCeSSOI y I ~; ,, .,,. .. ••
In feel ".....,,J , · · .. , .~.,
t ~p lor.g r, ,. •,_ ·~ •
ho rneno w ,..., ... ,-: 1. '•
lo• wns'ed •. " • •, •
'"~ow on r " ' ·
yr or lcxn · ~ '• 1 ")I
Tho <, S1.·'""'"""'' ... ~ .•• .,, v
1.. lowotl r(•··n· ..:,...,.,., ,.., '•
..:>nserve 'l'>tl A'l ~o ·• · ,,. ··
doesn 1 oJ ? sa=
Southern Califormli' Edison
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"' U. Cel. ... lin;-.. ~ .... , a.. 11 t ••• to Cll .. w..---.-A<SIItD 111111112??¢ rMk --t-----·--c..=· ... _ ..... Air -sa .. ,...._ ,_,._ .......... .,.... .... atll'r. -:a ......... Corpt"" ... (I ... .,... ··~\ ... • 11-,.u ....
• •• ~;II Ten. ~ ._. -IIIII llf O.•-of 1M......,.._ lie, U ._ .. ..,,_ .. --._..., ..
, WOIIIU. M•W oiiM CaJIIDr.. ._. JIIIDU, tat Ail'c:nl TALK y
IIJ J.C. Hu..,hrloa
J.C. Hu""""'-'· llllho. 1tor. •t
'823 Nt~wt»rr 81"'-,.,., bHfl •
fNn 21 YHIJ., il •n IHifhority on
.-m Mid j..Wity.
SIGIIIFICAHCE OF
COLORED GEMS
For tbe ages the colors of
stooes bave beeaftUedwftha
Yatlety of meanings, the an-
cleats belleving that tbere
was a healing power 1n the
color and vibrations eman-
ating from various gems.
Red, rore:a.mple, symbol-
ized beat, and red stones
were considered bene11ctal
tor Illnesses that required
warmtb. Green, a calm and
relal:tng color, was similar-
ly pr,escrlbed for hysteria
and nervousaess, whJle blue
was considered cold and good
for fevers.
Yellow was believed to be
stimulating, and therefore
prescribed for that purpose,
and rtolet was tbougtlt to be
mystical and full o( mag:lc.
The fiashing white Ugbt or
diamonds was attributed to
the llght of the Cosmos,
and was ~sed to be the
best healer for all illnesses.
U ls interesting to note
tbat a modern book. eval -
aat1og persoaallty by color
"f:avorttes," dUfers very
Uttle from these early
''meanings" attributed to
gems.
lila -·---ud Pllolo•--A-ol~-·.ooo (AOPA~. ud .lllo-Blll-
lloorl a,tq -. lira. Car• Pllola.
-boldo ~~~o~r-,com. SbobU-ualrlbltbool-mercla~ mdl-tllllot, IUpt '" IW -TWA ud AJr
iDstruetor aDd &roaad ID.trac-Cautorllla, OWDid ud operated tor nttap. ber 4J!'8 ll)1ac busfMf•, lD-
Sbe plac'l" lo 3 ol tile 4 otructeclari&tloo P'O'I><Iscbool
trao_.,.l-•1 air raeea obe at Orup Cout Collop 1o GIORGI ool IlTTY WOODI'ORD
bas tJowa JD betweeo '1964 aod com Mea, sened u an atr e.ttr ud Geot,. WOOdtorcS.DoYtr Shores,
19'72. Sbe WOD tbe Palms-to.. earao pilot tor u a.tr parcel ue borne froDt a tow o1. tM OrMDt, u wen ~-----'""'---cJeUnrr MI'Yice aDd u ntltlt ·~ tboM no accompudad tbem ••• HtiiD G4L •taea loatroc:tor for Cbarter Pilot IUid RoMrt Bartco, Pat IUid wu Bar-m
U . ud Cn-DealerattbeOroop Raby AaD ud BID• Barker, CtU ud Gordlui
NOTICE TO CREDITORS COUDty Airport, Martlll, Lee IUid Leo Sclw.umer, -ud
SUPERIOR COURT C1F THE 'CHIEVEMENT AWARDS Dr. Jack PoJU ud Mrs. E .. tyo ErDBhaw.
STATE OF CAUFQRNIA " Tbls "tour'' 'ft8 unwnal in U.t It was a
FOR TRZ GIVEN TO STUDENTS cett~oc to-tile -lea nstted ud tbetr
COUNTY OF OR.A.NCE Tw(, Cbapman College stu-culture, George, I call btm "tbat George .....
No. 80044 deDts ta.Ye been awarded the for be lao"t a. "let George do tt•• ..• he Is
Estate of WALTER JACKSON Wall street Journal stlldeot tbat George wbo does lt. WbateYer be UDder-
COLE, also kDowD as JACK acblevemeN: awud. They are ~s, be dOes, with tborougtmess. He became
COLE, Deceased. John J. (Jack) Varetu ot Santa lDterested ln tbe various cultures ottheOrleot
NOTICE LS HEREBY GIVEN Alia aad Dan LaMay of Balboa. aDd apeDt a year doing research aloog those
to the creditors or the above The award ls ctven tooutstand-lines. as well as bow to reach some ot lbe
named decedent that all per. tar students 1.n ecooomtcs a.od t.ct couatry ••• the out of the way ..• ot1
sons !laving clalms aga.Jnst .the the reetpJents are chosen by a "the beaten skyway" places. Becoming so
saki decedent are reqlllred to vote o1 tbe department faculty. lnterested, he and Betty decided to try It ·-
file them, with tbe necessary and their friends j)tned them,
vouchers, lo tile o!llce ol the WINS NATL. CONTEST Their nrst tap took tbem from the Balboa
clerk of the above entitled court, Bay Club to tbe International Airport Yl.a
or to present them, With the Jr=· ~':1~ S::~.;:! that red double decker bus. Their tl.rst country
necessary vouchers, to the wtnner or the NatiooalEDQ.uJrer was Japan (that George even learned" to couqt
undersigned at the otrlces o1 , kl t st in Japanese!). down soutli coast of Honshu
HARWOOD & ADKINSON, 550 ?.ewspaper s wee y coo e ' to Tokyo and Kyoto , , , staying iD strictly
Newport Center Drive, Suite mooey:;;avtng food -stqlptog Japanese lnns where "daytime floOr rurnt-
434, Newport Belch, CaWor-secretsio ~er 1 prlzeed w:nn:g ture" was removed lD the evening for "nlght-
nia, which is the place of bus-~ugge~ ~ s ofea~ur 4 ~~ time fioor fUrniture•• •.• unrolled mi.ttres-
tness of the uodersJped to al1 uly 1 ue e .m ses were out do'fm. Sleep? Never better
matters pertalnlng to the estate circulation, natlonwtdepubllca-they said. Relaxed by shOwer. then a soak in
of said decedent, lfltbin four tloo. Her entry was cbosen the 4 by 4 by 4 feet wooden tubs, HOT water
months after tbe flrst ptj)llca-from over 1,120 others tore-t kn nd blo u.olng ooe was
lion of this llOtlce. celve national recognitloo and a f~lded e:th ~bin ~estloi ~n·ko~esl
Dated June 18, 1974. $SO cas::t. prl.te. MedUattoo rooms overlooked tbe gardens,
EUZABETH P, COLE, U-TURN LAW CHANGED calming and beouii!Ul, all bated to leave,
Special Adml.nistntor, of the From Hoag Kong tbey hydrOfoil«! to Macao, E tat f the bo ed d A new law taklng effect July s e o a ve nam e-1 wtll permit CaWornta motor-wbere old Chlnese culture still erlsts. Betty cedent. tells me tn this area in the olden days tbe
. HARWOOD & ADKINSON, lsts to make a U-turn at a fearsome pirates plying the waters, head-p t om Bo 1907 N t green Ugtlt or a green arrow 1 os ce I • ewpor signal unless the intersection quartered. Then to Thailand's cap tal aDd
Beach, CA 92663, 644-1313, Is posted with a sign -......IJlc. seaport, Bangtcok, on tbe Chao Pbraya river
Attorneys tor Special Admin -....,.,,. and on to Ball .•. via the That airlines ...
istrator. ally problbiling U-turns. The Ball, lush and primitive, where the natives
Publish: Juoe 27, Juty 4, 11, previous law banned U-turns harvest the crayfish at lowtlde, at wbtch
18, 1974, ln the Newport Harbor r:;e.~-~..;~~K~ visible say. time, tbey can go hundreds of yards out from
Ensign. sborellne.
The gro!Cl had been asked the name of
tbelr tour ... "no name, just Woodford
and friends on tour of the Orient" was the
reply, but when they boarded, they found a
section for ''Woodford Or1eatal Tour" . . .
· ·ev• tbe menu was so labeled!, aDd the bu&ei m"ti.Dg the pla.nes carried st.ps read-
log• the •same. EYil'JODe tn tbe part)' was
surprised • • . none more so tt.n Betty
and George. • • •
Converse All Star ·BASKETBALL SHOES · 10.95
Converse Skidgrip TENNIS SHOES ---·-··· 9.95
Jock Purcell TENNIS SHOES ---····-··· 10.95
Fred Perry TENNIS SHOES -----·-··· 1S,95
Tretorn TENNIS SHOES··--·······-····-·-17.95
Adidos TENNIS SHOES ···-······--········ 19.95 OPAL MAE ood ED PELLEGRIN
Also home again are Opal Mae and E-d
Pellegrin, who flew "bact East" .. "dowD
East" (?) , , , they new to Westport. Con.
necttcut, to rislt their daughter Jan, husl».nd
Dan and the two little Ougans, Matthew and
RACKET STRINGING ~-
TENNIS RACKETS-5.9S to 60.00
A 50 Year. Orange County
Dining Tradition Comes to
Corona Del Mar
•
OPENING
JULY 1
•
Along tbe l1De of IJOOd wlsbes we edend
them for a happy aDd tulnlllng 5oth year
to Bud (wuuam) Holateto blmseUl 4He had
suggested a surprise party would be ao ab--
solutely WODderful way to celebrate the be-
glnnLDg of bls golden year! NEVER tblnkinc
It could be dooe ••• surprise blm? hmmmt
Never uader_Ofl!~ "*"'~a
• • • besldu, DOCtdD~~!r· ADn; DOt oo1y bad •ft · • ' at
homes, but sbe .bad eoobd It ID tbelr kUehOol
In tact, be lien It or not, Blld prepared 10me
or tt himsetr. DOt k:Dowlng be would be seeiDr
It oo bls own table I He 'ts a bit of a gourmet
chef as well as a "green thumb-er."
Home on THE day, following 111 al'ternooD
or golf • • • aU seemed doletully quiet .•.
but scarcely bad be changed lnto someth1nr
coot, comfortable, and casual wben ln came
the tamlly a.od the few close friends •••
with happy birtbday •.• dinner and all.
His mother (SusaD) brou,gbt tbe cake. YES
it was a SURPRISE ••• be didn't hue to
admit n. but be did. Everyone said he was
really "taken aback.''
Speaking of birthdays . . . It was p-eat
tun, several enlllnp ago, sitting wtth Sat
Ficker a.od b~ sister, Ancell. White, Dee
and "Big Sam" Grana at the San Franctseu,
UsteniDC to Jlm Andersoo at tbe stetnny.
He played everJtb1oc from requested "My
Little Mupe" ud '•Happy Birtbltly, Mar&ie"
(wblch enryoae sur) ••. to operatic aam-
bera. Sue pleued all tbere, by staciDI
"Grt.Dada" to bls accompealment. That Jlm
Aoderaoa makes belutlttll music •.• and 10
does Suel
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CALL
.Gill'( & JCIIG'S
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NEWPORT UNIT'l
15ttl st. at Jr-
•• Tbe Rev.
pnaeb at
tbt topic,
Ro-
Insurance
Peace of Mind
with
2, 4 or 12 month
Redi-Reserve
Food Units
( 0/liJI'II/i'l/1
\'nlnrion.'
I'EKMA·ST<JK
I'OOIJS
t I' .... l;'f 'f't"', ~ I ...
1• ~· ~..,. u , a more uc:tUnc way fl .. ;.add ' t}ie''~ .... Gt. baltli aDd "&ilural"
to tbe 1t1a. 'Of eoarM, we"Ye bid roup ror
ceaturles bat Ute old-fubloaed pOWder or cake
roace• were applied OYer taee powder and too
oftn bad u "added~·· )ook.
Tbe ileYer pl btu.bers brlng deception to a
new state of tbe art. Applled as a semi-solld
gel onr molaturlser or tue and blended easily
to a nry aatural appearance. the blusber Is
tbea eovved by lbeiiiiWtraDalueeoUacepowders.
TheM remon, DaDe of tbe oolor or glow but
they do dall U\' t-y to shine.
S.uty eouelou women flod tbe answers for
any beauty problem 1n our tulty stocked Cos-
metics SecUoL We're proud to brln&: you the
really tap qallty UDes, such as tnuma n,
Germa.!Dt Moatell. El1abtth Arden and Helena
Rube_,., plao DIUIJ olbers.
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HANDY HINT : Before spraying hair, remove
eyeP.ues ud jewelry that mlpt leue stains on tbe balr.
B~SIDf:4 PHARMA~
WITH CARD 'H PARTY
IOta boy-dr •• oowport btoch • callforllla, 92662
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SOMEONE WILL DIE ' . . .
OR BE ·INJURED IN CALIFORNIA
MINUTES ON THE 4th EVERY 2-1/2
RAFFIC
of JULY
(WE HAVE LOST THREE CUSTOMERS THIS YEAR
BY THE LEGAL KILLER • THE AUTOMOBILE)
THIS STAY OFF THE ROAD
DO YOUR CELEBRATING AT HOME
USE YOUR DRIVING TIME TO PAINT, REPAIR AND BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME
Using Colony PAINTS is the best way to start!
WHAT A BBAUTIPUL
PAI NT /08, E!Df YES, HONEY · IT WA.S FUN
WHEN IrE ALL DID IT
TOGETHER THE EASY
There's a
Colony •
W A.Y •.• WITH COLONY •
PAINTS; AND THE KIDS Paint or Varnish
for
2211W.
almost
A family isn't kiiHng time " -:=:::::
when they protect their T-'
investment-their
HERE AT THE HARDWARE STORE WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO HARDWARE, ELEC11UCAL EQUIPMENT, HOlm:, ARES, TOYS
SHARE WITH YOU THE EFFORTS BEUIG EXERTED TO IM -OR BEACH NECESSITIES, YOU WILL FIND YOIII MOMENTS
PROVE THIS AREA WHICH YOU HAVE CHOSEN FOR YOUR HERE A PLEASANT MEIIORY. A FRIENDLY SIIILE AIID GOOD
• HOME. WE' ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO SEE YOU AND HOPE WHEN SERVICE AWAIT YOU EVERY 1111£ YOU VISIT 18, AND IF WE
YOU CALL, WHETHER FOR PAUIT, PLASTER, PLUMBING, DON'T HAVE THE ITEII YOU WANT WE 'LL ORDER IT FOR YOU,
.
THE SOUTHLAND'S FINEST .• HA~DWARE • COLONY PAINTS • SMALL APPLIANCES • PLUMBING SUPPLIES
lEACH PHONIOI .
._ . ~ ..... leel!r ~tiM!~ lrench ol Merchor.diM •'-"icel
GIU7:JIU..I:IIP.M.SODDIYSAWEDI~~-
With Didt Van Dyke
WEEKDAYS Fl10117:311 I'll
I'll
of lills for .
.., speedway win
-~ "' .._ to-tliot -bU will lry F-J 11111111 lo UW. blc net. Ht ~"::':::
lui -·· blc .... Ill lui -· abttcl ' Mtclleap OI01a - -BUI Cody. • flllte, ...,. motarerele suu.r, But cletllr-.d M..._
...,., tlCiDI reAlM& at ter fk'om b1a ''kiDc ot tbi bUl"
1M CJruco Coa, FalrlfOQ .... porch. N-, -bU -lract Ia eo.ta ..... more matcb nee. t11u Uf
Y-P.-n, a N--.11 rtdtr, !lad r ...... hlP .cboolltadelt, WOD ••em• ta tbt mu...oe~mu
b&Dd..lcap hills, out-Z -lap tYeat PVY Frldly llDce
aueh "name" rld•a the Coa:ta Mea
Sooay Nlllttr. Mtb KODlo, opolltcl 7-qo. -
Sme But to ldftDco to blo .,._ lUI ~ 1roa1
btc race. Ill tbe maiD ,.,.Dt, the ltartlDr pte aad p..u.d
outrode DLDDJ Beeker and away ltllldtl7 to wlD.
Ferrell. Friday Dl&td, But wtU face
Ferrell, of Tust1JI, wu FoUDtaln ValltY'ItluDJBeettr
In the baDdlcap m&ln 1D tbl match n ee.
went on to win the scratch Tbe 22-n.ee proc:ram bl&tu
event, bestt.nc catioDal at 8:15. ParldDJ aDd procrama
e,.mp~lon Mike Bast. It was ara frM.
third ttme this season
Speedway noise protested
Residents of the Mesa del
Mar housing tract just oorth
of the fairgrounds have com-
plained to police duriDg the
. past 2 weeks that too
much noise was coming trom
the motor cycle speedway, Their
complalp.ts involved, oot the
motorcycle or the weekly
crowds of between 8,000 and
10,000 but track announcer
Larry Huf'J'man, whose acro-
batics, loud lntroducttons and
running banter wtth the
crowd are a big part of the
show.
The track bougtlt a souod
compressor Z weeks ago to
tone down the sound or the
public address system, but
somebody stole tt last week.
There's a $100 no-Questions-
7:00
&! 9:00
asked reward tor Ill return.
MeanwbJle, Huffrna.D bat muf.
Dod hiiiiiDOIIDCIO(.
AMONG the top 10 golfers out
of IZ8 teams a.re J . c . Hum-
phries, above, ol204S Shtpqy
Lane, Baycr est, and Dr. L.
Douglas McBride, of 2048
Z3rd St., West Upper Bay. The
duo placed '7tb in tbe bJcblY
competitive June Zl-Z2 ftrst
Newport invitational held at
Blg Ca.nyon Cocmtry Club. Mr.
Humphries, owner of J. C.
Humphries Jewelers ln Costa
Mesa, and Dr. McBride, New-
port Beach dectist, have team-
teamed together successfully
ln many other golflDg e¥'ents
over the few
"I DIDN'T
SAM•S SEAFOOD NO. 2, IChedultcl tor . oponlnc Joly I,
('ttl a temporuJ ataa IW.led up by owners Joseph Dtetch-
ma.a, Sam Goldenberc aDd Carl Warren, left to rtpt.
Tbe Ktery wut oec~y tbe old Don the Beacbeombers
atte, and will retatc macy of the Jtatf members wbo worked
tbere. The same owoers operate Sam's Seafood ID Hunl:-
ln,toa Beach aDd senral other Southern CalUornta res-
taurants. Chef Charles Kalac:Lan wm repeat the menu
aDd. prices at the H~mtington Beach restaurant, Sam's
number 2 will be open for lunch from 11:30 to 4 and will
sene a d~r menu featuring seafoods aDd steaks.
lq JIPIAJOJ
Dane Muhlig
Due .. -. ~~ ......... ·-lor lor lf..,.;t -111&11 OCboo~ will IMYt lid --~--·bt eOIIII)Ifll iDd l'tiiii'IIUt tM
~c.-,. wr.otUacA ....
oaapdwiU-.
"Bat tlut, l'Ye .p to ralM
&boat ll$0.'' Due told tbt ' Eulp Jtltl:rdiJ. Tbat'a at
lit llprtt UW. lrljl will coot.
Yoq M.ubllL Wbo Una at
201'1! Btyritw, SoDta Aoa
Hetcta, na 001 ot I eouaty
b!p tebool wr-1 ptcktcl
lor lbo pc~w~u -·Tho -
wu PaUl WtlllOQ ol El ModeDl.
Due bid a S0-4 riCOI'd tilts
past -.10a, wr..tl!Dc 1D the
154-lb. elua.
MODdi.J,' NewPort MI)'OI'
Dooald llelDDlo promtatc1 Due
a Utter of 1Dtrodllct1oo ud a
ecq,M of etty aeals to present ·
to tbe JaJUeH fl.mllles with .
whom be wlll stay durlog his
month abroad.
Gr...,. or IDdl-ls wanttnc Volleyball clinics offered ~~:~~~.·==t ~~
Three separate 10 _week junior girls team; and Kang
Yolleyball cllnics are belng of-Lee, a top Korean coach.
fered 1n the Harbor Area this For registration lnf'ormatioo
summer. phone 536-2100.
Tho cllntcs meet tor a min-ENROLLMENT UP SO"
lmum ot 9 hours per weot and FOR SUMMER AT UCI
the registration fee is $35.Stu-Enrollment tn the ftrst 2
dents, whose schedules permit, summer sessloos at OC IrvlDe
may exceed the 9 hours per ts running approJ1mately 50
week. per cent ahead of the figure
The tlrst ellnic Is meeting tor last year. A total of l,ZS5
at Edison high schooliD Htmt-stud ents had registered tor
lngtou Beach on Monday and classes by the end of the t1rst
Fridays from 6:30 to 9:30p.m. week. The session continues
aDd Saturdays trom 9 a.m. to through July 24.
nooo. The seeond summer sessloD
The second clini c is meeting will be conducted July Z5
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday through August 30.
afteroooos from 1 to 4 p.m.
at Costa Mesa high school. PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Tbe third will meet MoDday A 4tt. of July pancake break-
through Fr iday mornings frorr, fast will be served from '1 a.m.
9 a.m. to ooon at Orange Coast to noon next Thursday by the
College, starting July 1. Newport Harbor American Le·-
Tbe COilChing staff Lncludes gton Post Z91 at the Lelf.on
Bob Wetzel, an OCC coach and Hall, Zl5 15th St., Central New-
member of the Balboa Bay Club port. Tbe $1.50 doDatioD per
senior team, Which Is the na-breakfast wUl provide tunds
tiona! AAU champion; Chuck tor child welfare and veteran
Erbe, coach of the national rebabllltatloo,
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR at
Rea middle school In Costa
Mesa ls John Carrldo, 14, ot
Zl96 State Ave., Westside.
John, lD all-sports athlete, Is
now pltchiDg Ill the Harbor
Boys Baseball program, and
already has a no-hitter to hli
c redit this summer. He enters
EstancLl hlgll school In Sep-
tember .
KNOW THAT"
THE 19'14 COUNTY FAIR QUEEN Is 1'1 year old Diane
Gayle Culp of Fullertoo, sboWD here, center, with her
two princesses, Jean Scott, Miss Westminster, flrstrtmner-
up, at left, aDd Adrienne Davis, Miss Huntingtou Beach,
Znd runner-~. The queen and ber court will reign over
the 10 day run of tbe Oraqe County Fair in Costa Mesa,
from July lZ through July Zl. The amber-eyed blonde
queen Is a dancer employed In Disneyland special parades.
She was crowned by the outgoing queen, Marloc Sammons,
18, of Huntington Beach.
Malcolm Reid
Johnson & Son Sales Staff
EDUCATIONAL GRANTS
FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS
I thought our Continentals and
Mercury's were supposed to be selling
slow right now. Well not .here at
Johnson & Son . Management ·decided
to price all new and used cars at
substantial reductions and wow, I'm
selling them at a record breaking pace.
Come in and take advantage of this
terrific sale while it lasts.
Educational opportun ity
grants and college work-study
procnm grants have been
awarded to Orange County
schools by the Department of
Health, EducaUon and Welfare,
Con~tessman Andrew Hinsbaw ,
(R -Nowport Belch) roporttcl
this weet.
Ltrcest mooetary total 1n
Community ColleRes went to
Ora.np Coast college, $219,840,
to proYlde for educational as-
sistance to 544 student&. Goldeo
West College, Htmtt.actooBeacb
Btecfl. was lfaaled $19,131 ror
30 sludtllls;SouthoroCaltt«Dlo
Collep. Costa Mea, $11,815
for U ltadtota:; u. C. lrriDt,
$SZO, 789 for 666 studeSs.
KIWANIS HEARS ABOUT
PREHISTORIC ANIMALS
Home of rht Now Ca
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A IT AGID ROBBERY at tile Cout s.r Martel
ID Cor-dol liar l .,_le of WMU &F *"" JOWII
Nnport Btacb Pollee EJplorers wlx> ue llllt!JIAI
law eeforctiDIDt. Here, Ba:p10rer Matt Xalbak, re-IJP'f'l4'al to tbl ''robbery" call, CO'fft'l u umed
lloro c!C~ wllllo cbecklll( to bo -• bo II oat
a • .-.ct .. EJpJorer Muer Reuter, act1Dc aa a eaa-
, toaior IUid -., Ia at rlpt.
DlimiiG FOR FJIIGERPRJN"rS. EJplorer Mark Bol-
ter ••llfttd" .,.,.. pr.luts of tbl "supect, .. Ybo
IIIII ICI1all7 booD 1D tbe llore otrller to rot ~
tM problem tor tbe Explorers. statemtab of wlt-
~-loci to a auod doocrlplloo of lhe ._t.
KAREl! BIIOOIIG, -1,._ piQII& lllo port
of a llore clorlr, leU. IJp-AIU a.ua ""'t
twn••d. Yo., SadG acted u tbl ame. tuta,
111o er1111 ,_..
Baker day at the Fair
DOlifA.LD W. STUMP, Ylee-
'pr'Hideat ot Amerleao stJ. te
B..._ tu been eleeted to the
baM's turd of dlreetors. He
wu formerly a l».nk uamlner
to Souther:! CaUfornta, then
jolDed Newport Natlona I Bank
as braoch manager. When
Southern CaWorDia First Na -
tlOCIII merced wtth Newport
Natlooal, he bec:ame Orange
Cotmty repooat branch maD-
apr. He has beeh with Amer -
lcu state since Its formation
lD 19?3, A former Marlne
major, he resides ln Irvine
lDCS 11 a member ol. the Board ot both tbe NewpOrt Harbor
Cllt.mber of Commerce and
All 1•• •••II h • ••II II driver's lie•••
,. All ••t tlae si•,l• 4rewf•g ticket
tlaet COULD wi11 Y•• •
HEW '74 PINTO· FREE
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RABBITT JH$URAHCE
548~5554
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·-:·oat .... ~~~~~-...
Ull -"'"" erGWd --llril ,O·•of-... .., coUII"t dl:lrd ltf ..
..,._ .. lllo_of
DollpPJua. ••••
For --eu atlord U, ·~·-Dollp Plosa r. a -tall)'
........ .... lbat trtoo ••••'!'1••!1•·-·· toba_lfom_
eta bt tM lll.rbor area . ADd
it nceMds prettJ' well.
.. 9 ......,. -_,., bodld-
lll(s oo tho patio olopo jOol
~ ofFuhloellludbl ...
a eolleelloG of ,_tor delllp
ltudioa, art pllerie1. aotlque
obopo aDd -tally sbopo tor
hOUIO turalllblllp.
"lt'a alao ~uuters for
10me of tbe IGII areblteets lD
Soutbera Ca.Wonlla. T be
plau.'a Mc.Naucbtllll -Glddi..Dp
bnlk''nc. dellped. by Edward
Glddloa:l, ...., a tcp COUDIJ"
award thts ,_... Mr. Glddlngs
ls ooe ot 5 arebltect5 who de-
lllped the 9 bodldlnp. .
maonab/ li'VIna
raaltg
FINER HOMES
THE MeN A UGHTON -GIDDINGS Pl""!\'l'~[!"'!'';"!'!l'J~!!'!!!!!"'r.'~...,;~~-=~.;:.
b.Jildln&, typical otarcbltectur-
al style In Design Piasa, won
a county-wide design awud
earller this year for u chitect
Ed Giddings. The Plaza'a nine
structures were designed by
Mr. Giddings and tour other
Tbt Inlne Company, owner
of tbe lazxl, drew ~the over-
all coocept for the 11 -acre
development. Harbor View Hills
resJdeots, wbo complained a
co..,le or years aeo that taU
buildings 1n that part of New.
port Center would block their
Ylews o1 Newport Harbor, were
placated by keeping a 3-story
restriction on all Design Pla..r.a
structures.
top architects.
PAINT &
DECORATING i
PROBLEMS?+
Let us belp you solYe t
tbem -We are a t
full serrice paint +
ud deeontlnc store. !
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DESIGN PLAZA welcome Js extended by (from lett) Sharoo
Knoth ot J PH Enterprises, Bill DeWlre ot Roberts Vaugtm
Co, and Chuck Flllplc of Muldoon's restauraot. The new
sign Is at the southern entrance to the plaza. PelllllDts
in the backgr.PUDd ldeottty it b'om a d.J.stance.
2 Times
3,50
1 Time
20 wor ds or less . , , 2.00
21 to 30 words. "''l ~ , 3f0:0 31 to 40 words . , , , , 4.00 :
• 4." e.so
.15
3 Times
4.50 s.oo
8.00
.20 Each word over 40, , ,10
All of the buUdlngs are \C)
now, and are fUllng \C) with
design-oriented businesses.
Tbne flagpoles with 9 color-
ful pennants Identity the area.
A merchants aS&OClatioo was
formed last week and 7 board
members are getting ready to
elect a president. Elected to
the board were merchants El-
eaoor Bowie of the SkUlets
shop, Fern Cooper of Cannell
and Cbaffln borne furnishings,
aDd Alan McKee of tbe Ele-
gance ln Time clock shop. Rep-
resenting building owners on
the board are Walter Douglas
of the 200 . building, Sharon
Knoth of the 230-240 building
aDd Ed Smyth, owner of Mul-
doon's restaurant.
Muldoon's will be an Irish
ptj). It's scheduled to open to
late August on the northwest
edge of Design PJ.ar.a. It wtll
feature Irish foods and drlnk
including, of course, Irish cof-
fee, brewed w:tth stout instead
of water, A Muldoon's "buggy"
Is being built to haul people
arotmd tbe piau..
Here Is a 9000 sq. ft . side-by-side lumry d~lez
(4BR/den and 3BR den). Ideal for bome/1Dcome
or )oint ownersbtp. Garage tor 6-8 cars. $58$.000
Gloden Fay --or --Robert Owens &U-82S5. (848)
"Designed For Living"
Mountainllke pines and etrenescent brook spot-
Ugttt poolslde --wbile abuodaDt smmy charm
S])Otllgbts large fun room, dlnlng room and S
spacious bedrooms. $120,500. Jack Custer 642-
3235. (Bill)
Builders -Investors
West Balboa Blvd. Peninsula --500 block. Two
unimproved lots --corner location --801:80 --
asking $150,000 for both. CUnt Moses 642-8235 CB•n ·
to1 00.. Drfw 142·12U 1144 MacArthur 144·1200
NeajkN'I BMcft, Clltornill nilS
TIIUIISDAV, JUif f1, lt74 '
*************** Be Farsighted--
Buy TODAY!
4 CHOICE CdM DUPLEXES
(THREE SOUTH OF HWY. -ONE NORTH)
Cell Don Yehn or Rechelle to show.
ALL UNDER $85,000
Rachelle Robers, Realtor
3333 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar 675-2373
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LIDO ISLE BAYFRDHT
Where do you park a 70 foot boat! Right in
front of this gracious bayfront resicfence:!
3 bedrooms, maid's room. 31~ baths, den.
Located on 40 ft. Jot. $295,000.
BUY IT WHILE YOU CAN!
Lo vely 4 bedroom beauty on spacious corn-
er lot in Cameo Highlancts. We recommend
thjs highly at $85,50fl . CALL TO SEE IT
TODAY ~
PRIVACY AND SPACE
on Halhoa l.o;:land. Lar~e two story custom
home on two Jot~. Perfect year round home
lor ~ro\\ ing famil y. $159,500. Adjacent lot
1nay Jlso be pun.:hased.
WELCOME TO BAYCREST
~~11a shiJ1g 4 bedroom. 3 bath haven with
dining rtlom. family room. stunning pool .
This is instant joy. Amenities galore. It's
yours for the extraordinary piice of $132.500.
DIAL 644-1766
2161 S•n JCNiquin Hills Rd., N.B.
--~~A COLDWELL BANKER CO!!!!!·~-
o BEAU TV SALON
I/!o.w,aimJ '~
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
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, Bijl De\Vlre, 1fbose advertls-
iD& tlrm is prornotlDc the ptua,
predicts the area. wtll be
jammed with people about 6
times a year with socb special
promotions as an amnaJ rk>wer
sbow and an autumn brtmeb
featw:Lng strolling musicians,
"We 're thtnk1og aOOut a de-
sign contest eVery year, too,
for high school and college
students tn the area," says
Bill, "with all of their works
gotog on display here and the
plaza awarding a design scbol-
arshlp to the wtnner."
Professionalism~ Integrity in Real Estate
Have a New Traden~ark
Coro na del Mar
Phone 644· 7336
SAL ES & SERV ICE
420 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA
646· 7706 -646-6855
MAlCOLM IBUOI CUTLEA
o DRY CLEANERS
DIMMITT
/J. .. ;J.tr.,
LrCona
Fin~t quality dry cleaning
on the premises
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Self.o;er~~ice laundry
All hew latest model
Frigidaire washers
3200 E. Coast Hwy., COM
Pho ne: 673·9605
o FLORISTS
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DeMur! Tosh
FLORISTS
PHONE 648-4479
2438 Ntwport Blvd.
~staMeN
o HEARING AIDS
HAL Afi!ISCHER
.,.,.""~r ~-·:-.
Proper Fitting Auurtd
3409 E. Co.st Hwv.
Corona del ~br
1!75-38p
• MILl' WA14TID
• FOR SALE Ezcept for thOse few big ennts, tbougfl, the plaza's
CRYPT for two merchants pride themselves 011 o MUSICAL FOR SALE
It's STEINWAY Month \:;;u;;v·t;; LqiDlta COIRt, not being crowded. There ue at Schmidt Music !' Memorial'-". DO pipe racks and you don't
Lowrey spinet orp.n wjex-CI*. can (714) Sl5..4171, take a number I.Dd wait. One
ternal Leslle, $1195 . Jessie « writ. c-.a Bal..,., b art pllery shows Its wares .
French spinet plano --excel-107"1, YIICC& yaney 11114. by appointment only, and stocks
lent, $645. Hammond Piper or-paiDttnp: valued at Up to
gan, just noel $795. QUILTED BE!l;PREAD, ttng-$25,000, otber specialty shops
Beautttul Chickering Con-•--11o 1 ~=~ge';;~~~will sell you a ldtchel!. pdget su-e, ra , lanto 1 sole, current mod . $1295, Or-plus drapes to or a P r for a ew dollars.
gatron, E-Z play without les-Excellent coDdit1on __ Sharon Kooth, wbo helped
sons, $395. Lester spinet plano, sell for $150 or w:tll orp..o1J.e tbe merchaDts and
now only $595. 1 03 1 buUdlnc owners, DYS the one
Stetnway --West's largest separate y. &44-8 · thlnc tbat makes Desi&n Plaza
selection of models for tm me-• T stand out La its ezclusiYity,
dlate delivery. CaJI or come lnl "There are an awful lot or
Schmidt Music Co. HOME ' COOK ID · POOD one-of-a ld.Dd things here," shtl
Stetnway -Yamaha -Lowrey ;tfiiiU --J--.-·.. promises.
190'1 N. Main St., Santa Ana Nl--~ V
Est. 1914 C.ro•• tiel M•r H•re are the retail shops
!~~~~~~~~~~~ •fiiiUNC::H THfltU intbeplar.a: BUSINESS 721 ! .c.:::·Hwy., Beverly ThOmpson Inc., in-terior design; HelnmanD Opti-
ciaDs; Design Plaza Trnel SACRAME NTO t».sed sole
proprietorship for ming cor-• SERVICIS
poraUon on property In
Newport :leach uea. Re-IN-SUP YACHT TENDERS tor
qulred, investor, active or moath of Aqcut. Ya.c te·
Inactive ln management, spectable ~le witb r efer-
estabUsbed and history of eoces. Dl)'s. 551-'1528; eve.
proftt investment secured. ki(;S42tai-1i5"15;J&jj. ·;Pia£iiiiraooiii Business Is manutacturinc
pre -cut homes . Write to MAP'Ial ~
J . w. Smith, 713 Woodside (11 ,.u'l wD W, 6J ...... )
L E ,2 Sa ~-c 411 RiYWIIde Aft,, lttWI,_rt n. , , crameUUJ, a.
95825. (916) 927.9694. Boaell. -54&-t'IH ..
CORPORATION w1ll
build 1D this Uti.. Stock op-
Uons for innstors with mu:-
tmum of $25,000. Boz J -1
c/o Ensign, 2'121 E. Coui:
Hwy ., Corona del Mu, Cal,
o MISCELLANEOUS
BEFORE YOUR EYES-
on your oew carpet. RetDGYe
UloiD wltll 81110 ~ •• Root
oloetrle ... _...., $1.00.
Cron Hard'nr•, S107 Eut
C.out RW)"., COtoaa del Mar.
ei'IIIMTlMG
Enol., Publlohing Co.
0//UI Prlrlt~·
HI ... ipoool,.....,
off .... -· :1721 E.
Hl-lltt. (l(utor .c~~arrll
FANTASTIC RESULTS!
Carpete prtutll'e eleued.
aattlaecfl SoU eJtractsoa
.,..., Twllllty per eeat olf
ttd&wtflt.
ALADDIN -HOIEE OF
SERVICES ·-557-2&711
SALE OR TRADE: PrOtO,
-BYU-,Dat-
btiJ.a UM, p:IU ...,....,, new, f. btdroocu, s tiMIIII,
..,, ••.•• ! llnOiacn, 2 car
_ ... omu.$117000.
INO -lit lAM, (tol)
1'11-tOtl.
I
Apncy; Raymood Hapn Floe
Art Gallery; Tat's, decorative
accessories; CanoeU "Chama
IDe., home hfroiUiop; Okl
Work! Art Galler)'; Frank
Ferris IDterlora; Sldlletl, tit-
eben aceessorlea:; Dulp Gal-
JerJ; Atta'• IDtlltlora; Eric It
Auetlo A.oltq,..; Plant l4D,
bout piaotl; Tony Botlc, CUS-
tom tailor; Newport Center Re-
prodacttoos, copy sentce;
Glddlll(s/RolliDooo, lnterlor
dnlp; Warteu Imports, ln-
tertot deslp; Alan W, McKae
It Co •• Umepleces; Repro n.
Interior destp.
HEARING MONDAY ON
LIDO ISLE BURGLARIES
TwO mtD ebarpd wttb tat..
Ill( $114,000 Ill loot from 2
Lido loll -~~ flee a boarlll( _, to 11art>or Maelpol
c-t.
Robert CRUI Vu Cleft, ze,
Ull llarpnt na-Polll,
II, - -.. lo!Od -
-··· -Loo .blllal, are-ot•lllrllble IIIII _.,....,. __
Ill VIa Lido -• ..., • ~-Tllllr lllll ,.. --~-.. -•w.--..... -...... -......... .. ........ -. ....... . .... TIIIIJ ....... ..... -----·· '•·
REALTOR •
The REAL TORse of America have
a new trademark. But flO!hlng
else has changed.· You can still
expect everything a REALTOR
has always giYW. you. A profes
sional analysis ~ your real estate
needs. Honeat" advice. Efllcient.
raliable llllrYioe.
look for the trademark of a REAL-
TOR. It's your assurance of an in-
vestment in real estate excellence.
A REAL TOR can do more than
help buy or !IIIII your home. REAL-
TORS are expet18 in commercial
and industrial real estate. land
development. property manage-
ment and real estate invostments.
And. fN8I'J REAL TOR Is guided
by a atrtct code of elhlca.
HELL Om
. We lulve_juat ·opened
our new office In
CORONA DEL MAR
I
SOIIE .OF OUR LISTINGS
408 Jo•ll••
COIIONA. DEL MAR •• -11 redo<onled -.
wltb r...tal ..U. ,68,500.
2912 Aha Villa
EAIT BL'UPF --blr f -.om 1amti, roam -·· ,"10,~.
•e NO" II AVB OPBHIHG$
FOR. RB AL B STATB $AL8SPBOPL8.
•••••••••••••
l11~ulre •k.t "' Llc••l•t ewtl
5•1•• Tralah•t p,.,,_,
/OHH COOMBS, IIANAGBR
U0-1"4
..
V I E W
U you Deed a S bedroom, 3 bath. family room
aDd formal d1niDc . U you wa.nt a pool??
*
-""'"·!'". l~?:_ .. t~~ ~mel t.
CALL TO SEE
associated
GALLERY OF HOMES
BROKERS REALTORS
2025 W. IALIOA 1L VQ. 673-l66l
Cameo Shores
·-----~--
461 S PERHAM lOAD
Of'•N SUNDAY 1-5 I'.M.
•
*
OM of Newporl'1 oaQIIMIDI $ bedroom b0me1.
Locat.s oa a Jarp ~lme ....., lot 1D Cameo Sbores. loco_..,"' wide oc-Jelt7 Ud 111(111-tlmo Ylewo.
Appoollmltely 4,100 eq, ft. <JI -poeolb .. eao-otr-.., e.Umoted roplaCOII)OIII -"' ,... eq,
ft.
Po<tlooo <JI 1>11 -coald oot be -Ucatocl at UJ prtee. Elttrlor 11 ol tll::rt. btal'J rtdWOOCI
Ud red brick --nl-...... --ud llollt-.... euc:oted 'lltb !IDe entt-•lp. -Kmeat
tM lllttrklr.
. TWO . DOLL HOUSES
Cloee to all .a.ap., tl:nry, po.t oftlee ud tbe
btaeb. Two uttle homu • a R-Z lot.
0oe --~root -Ill ID period coodltloa. Two bedroom "cbarJPer" ill ._ct t. qlalld IDd could
stud eome more "1.11a." Prlnte patiot p,., -.eh
borne llll&ftle prtn.ey. ·
Curr.tly leued for $5,410 a year lo well.:rHDid
tHI.Dtl. Submit YOUR ofter --out of state owner
wuta aetiool
NEW EXCLUSIVE
GRACIOUS LIDO HOME
ON 50 FT. CORNER LOT
3 Bdrms.-3 Baths-Den
Two Patio Gardens
•Y APPOIHTioii!MT OHL Y
•
Uniq11e Ho• \yU -'nill 'hOM\ I. 1 llo-lhal Ia ••~ or uncommon,
UMqlllaled :1. IM ~ pkt_.d abowe J. ..rinJ four bcdro.om&. a
1pectaa~lar (abo" M: Ill) ...taw, ,... at1pa 10 1 "JCh Ill Corona <kl Mw 4. a
ra6dlnce' wltll M-co.tntdioe, ba111'ut-or ~ofor 1nd Uooro,..,.n_
ot detail S. 0111 1 ... Ia c-tly Oft IM -hi 11 SlH,OOO '>"'
~te ... tlrlll, ,_.wo-, ......,_, lf:c.
for d MOt't' c:omplde defirtitiOtt, inc:llu~"l ~soru.J tOtor contMt:
U~IOOI( OOMU
'lltEJII!SI'I'OMES. .....
.• J1'11Hr.JII!SI'A-
Reolton,6~
CURT .DDmt .
lt.AI;TOit
MUS! IRT .................. . -JI,J, .9J-J .
• OPI!N SAlUIIIPAY & SUHDAY 1 TO S
:U •.t••o• IJL.tHD
L! DITtiAJIDI ...
111UIIIDAY, .lUI£ 27, 1!14 ..... ._.
Surf and Sand Specials
YOU MUST SEE
SPARKLER
227 GOLDEIIROD .
Two bectroom.a, Z tatbl • • • A. delal holM IDr
a YtrJ ll)eeial fa.mil)'. "Top of tbl liM" 1a eftl'1
detaiL
CHERRY BOMB
227 LARKSPUR
Cbolee fO' lot, Joo1 ...... to 8tr Beoe11. A I
boclroou ploo -cleo, 1 lUl -· 'IIIII I --1-boo .... <J1 1M jolly,
A (OOCI .ba)'-'IIIII u OfO to lbe blhn.
RQMAN CANDLE
219 HELIOTROPE
Spaelous rooms lD a belt ol tM beaeb RWDc.
S bedroom•. s bltbl, famtl)' room. dhdac room
aad breakfut area,
A P"eal stmset newtac eatertammeat deet.
Happy Fire-Cracker Day to you!
t-wso.vo -* 67$-5931 *
3637 E. Coaat Hwy. c..,... del M.r
F-A-8-U-L-0-U-S
Elite Beach Areal
'lie are dell&'lted lo atlet tb.1l 4 bedroom, S bath,
pool borne 1ll CAMEO SBOR.ES. wttll u eftl'luttDc
riP' from tbe jKtJ to Palos Verdes.
Formal a.od semi-formal eaterb..tiiiDc oo tbe star-
studded ~tio. REALLY 1Dformal ..artaiamlllt In
tbe llllq:oe Fua Hoose baUt Oftt u:l aroed tbe
pooL A cbolce of wet bus aDd tttebeu. OR ..
tbe uatllble Hawatiaa repUca prlftte bel.eb.
JUII llatecl at $154,500. can.,.. &7!-8550
THE REAL ESTATERS
332 MARGUERITE, CO ROHA D!L MAR 673-ISit
* CAMEO SHORES*
NEW LISTING
Sweeping ocean view. exeeptionally tge. patio
area Ideal for entertaining. Call for app'l
to view. Offered at $114,000.
CORBI~RTIN, INC.
REAL TORS .,..
C.....WM..-
French
SIX BEDROOMS
a&tcl e uu -· See thlt grac~oao .. ~ ...... -e -·-IlL·---.... _ ..... ~_ .... lido. --"'t ~ Dr. .... ... 0,.. Wts-1:1
DON'T
MISS
THESE!!!
Lagoon Water Front
Lerro UYII>.. 11ome, .... .....,.., located .. LIDOa
lale wMil room lor' at least 2 bol.ta. Fin bedroom•
ud mUd's room, na.t1D( stalrfty, dramatle nnnc
room, lui' IIIUter bedroom w1th marble batb. Loadl
ol ·-III>IU ~. -llr --•.. U55,ooo .
SO Comfortable!
Thll: dar11nc 3 bedroom, 2-1/Z bath borne OD
a be&l&:lbai ooner has an eztra arce llYiDC room
Yltb ftreplace, modern tltcben, tree sbaded yard
aod room for a eamper or IQ.t.
LoYt to show you, fust call us. Astt.Dc $89,500 --
fMiud.
Spaclallzlnt In Horries of dlatlnctlon
HUG HOMES, REALTORS
567 S.n Nicol• Drlw, Suite 102
Na.., '" Center 640 4050
A Bargain
at $68,000
1133 GLENEAGLE TERR., C.M.
Puori.IQ.c new from tbls 4 bedroom, family
room borne. Lots of shutters, Immaculate l'louse.
•••• OCEAN BLVD.
Speetaealar new of Harbor Entrance. Three bed -
rooms. den. famllJ room (all larce). p1u: pest .......
$169,500
•••• CHINA COVE
Qld.et --eklee to small beleh aDd sttPS from
Btc Cortloa. Three bedrooms --DtWlJ decorated.
WUI lease..opt:toa.,
$109,500
LOOK!!
Beautiful Home
(many, many •m•n
Professional Office
Large Indoor Pool
HUGE LOT I 110 fl ,,.,. I I
All for $150,000 -·-·,-· IOY,L
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WUJc#P'f S5 U:id...._. e111 111• tit~ .. W '" ....__ ..... , Ill ...-tfturiAIII$1.10,_
t:ro. a • ..._ II lit Jllll»>k:, flOO ol. 1111111~ nwtoe
cu, c-u *"" -· .,... DoMid 1111-c&llod dll11roa o1 $11,10,110 -., 111o -._. "lllo ~
Ule yar boillloloiiiiJ I. blllpllllllo _,.ollltwpool
II ..... lllo c.,.lll ,_.., &-. l>oll -ol Uo -opoadf"C by .-$1 mi.WoD. I'H-_,.,._ ........
c tty ftauee dlr.ctor Geortl "-'dN .,, • ...., tM tu
P-• llld ,..._., lllo city ...r., lbo ..,.. aid lllo city
will IPtBd about ,l'l,l mlllloG wool&2 bl able to ma•••• ttl
1n the 1-.r eocl1bC SUDdly. $1 m1Woa "rl.iDJ dlJ" CGIIbiM
EmpJoyH pay niMa, co.t~Dr "aDd .ad -. wttb a cwwkltr-
almost $aoo.ooo. aceotllt for able reeene fiDd. ••
almoM an of the lDcreue. City IDelllted 1D tbe budpt !a
Muapr Robert Wyan saFd $88,9e0 lor o1aJ1111c a IIOtl-
MODdaJ tbt.t the nlles will med.lc PJ'Oif'IID ai&Md atb&Yiae
uerap aboul: 8.6 per cent for a 4-ma.o para.mdc t•m ia
all em~loJees tor tbe yeu. opvatioo withlD tbe are de-
A ndaetloo from last year's partmeot by oext JWDmer to
capital buUdi.Dc projects kept retpODd to meclical emer.--
the oew budpt b'om skyrocket-e1es.
Airport gauntlet tossed
Or~Dg\l Colmty AJrport e:r-ba.ve a eommltmeDt to kelP
pansloo pla.ns were awroYed up ,.un operat1oos we ban
Tuesday by cOUDtJS~sors, already .. approved at the
despite strong opposltiol:l from airport.
the city or Newport Beach. Newport Beacb Is omcially
JULY 4 PICNIC PLANS are made by, ftom lett, Elya. Pauley, Mrs. Chutes Va.ader-
vort, John Gusl, aDd Robbie and JobD VIDderYOrt. Tbe old fashioned picniC' startS
at 10 a.m. oed Th~asday with a decorated bicycle parade, aDd wtlllnchxle a band
coocert, spea.ker.s, and picnic lunch oo the ground at Mariners Park, WestcWI'.
Death claiiDS Eva at104
LICICI ARTHRITIS E .. ,_ ... -lOti "-·':!1"-Pr·-"""* •. ~
---Wltll I. 1:Jrud DeW JIUI C. •tutlrl iMJidld 10 I. frt.S w .._ I
-Jolol. -• llllcKaJ Ia Calllonla .-1----· ... "* --C•-dlllllr Ia rte.-r· uee~ u a ... _., Ll.tM J'tU'l1 Ia tlllltoel Pvadt IIIIW
alllf 1111. -·· trOopltal •• Po---. ... .,.. -lalrar IOo. --... •-'"C Ill -lul-417. __ .... IIOCIF!orbua-
111 l!oct - -Ill '107 111M dlod J-II at a C--Uld I cblldrao, ..... Ia ,....... ' .... eoon .. Kidbomt,ftlr'l nrttnd01l7bfa.....,,\irl.
Tllo -prJ .... -awoot obo bod UYOcl lor 111o put I Cbarlu Hlletllu ol Ba-
llO bJ Dr. !Mard --· lalaal, a ....-,II Fill· tiM dtteklptr ot u •••1 crudeblldrtO ud ODt cr•t-
·-ol utFirUia cure by Flll-.,.-1111. ... _., ...... _,_
--., allllctod jol5111. llllro.McKa7 to alrlldJ 071 be< loot. ..... lboaF ttiO boi;dtal
wUI:I: tbe a1d ola .... tbr. Attel
tbe cperaUoa I.e rtpll.ted c.
tbt other kDH, later tbll y-.r,
abo will be abll 5o dllcard ~-~ lbe wall!or tllaF obo lu -· utoc clurlll( 111o put IIIOFI!ho.
Her btaftnd, Ferl('ll, bu
Z aow blp jolol& by tbo Marmor
method, &ad Is able to wat
witbout 1)1.111 after years olartb-
rttl.s atltferlDc. Wr. UeKay re-
Ured Ill. Aprll of last year
after more than 32 reus at
tbe Bethlebem steel Shipyard
In San Pedro, Wbere be sened
as foremaD In tbe lhlpftttlnc
department.
now only
PE!D. BX. TAX I J. f7
Superrlsors okayed a $3.5 suing the county to reduce jet
million npan.sion program, operations aoo the noise tbey
intludlng 7'50-ft. rtwway erten-generate, and a local cttlsens
sion expansion of the terminal gro~ ls sulng for damages
buudlng aod a $1 million park-that say are caused by )et
JULY 4TH PICNIC AT MARINERS m;.:\~~~~:::~~~ residents there more than 25
ARMSTJJ()NG
TRU-TRAC
now only
S49J8 Ao old-fashioned 4th of July your own picnic lunch a.od a them, then emcee Dick Pauley years
picnic, complete wtt.b a band blanket or aornethlnc to sit will Introduce dignitaries. • lng structure. overflights of tbeir homes.
Supervisor Ralpb Diedrich a The 750-ft. runway ertenslon coD<:ert, speakers, patriotic on," advises Jo (Mrs. Charles) The main address wm be gl-ROSEMARY VANDEGRIFT
songs, a bicycle parade and a Vandervort, co~chairman ofthe ven by Jim Martindale, long-OF C.M DIES AT AGE 60 ~~~~;~;W;;jjmESi;{i;uEWtflEEU~
llb-15 PED. E!X . TAX f.4., J2
leader 1n the expansion drl;e, wJll be add~ at the north end
admltted that "this probably or tbe fteld to allow jets to
amo..mts to fUng1ng down the start their takeotr rtm farther
gauntlet" to Newport residents b&ck, t.bw; gett1Dg airborne and
who ban battled the a1rpor1 climbing out quicker over New-
and that "the lawsuits wtU port.
puppet show tor the kids 1s event for the PFO. time local resident aDd mem-' WHITE SPOKE
planned for Westclllf's M~i-Tblngs start happening at 10 ber of the Toastmasters Club. Rosemary VaodeP"ut, 60, of
ner's Park nut Thursday. a.m. when kic!s will parade Dur1ng the speech, a PlW« 2183 Po~ooa, Costa Mesa, who
, bicycles they've decorated with show will entertain kids on died MoDday at ber borne, wlll
Members ol the Mariner s a patriotic theme. WinDers wtll the other side ol the park. be burled Friday in Paclflc
for only 14. 6
15 • 6
probabFy start ap.in, but we NO JULY 4 PICK-UP
School Partot-Faculty Organ-get prizes and everybody wtll At noon, Mrs. Kerr wUl sing View memorial park. Harbor
lzaUon (PFO) CC: the l~ea a get a ''particlpatloo buttoo." a medley of patrtoUc songs, View Hills.
lew· weeks aao. ewport s re-Pianist Peter Dowdy will se-then the picnic crowd wUI .)oln Services wlll be conducted
creaUon departmeat omctals r enade the bike paraders . A a community stnc. Local mu-at 11 a.m. lD Paclflc View
said they would helD. Since then, parks departmeat loudspeaker sic grotCJs will play afterwards. Chapel by the Rev, ADthooy
S2CJ88 PlUS TA X
IHSTALLBD
NOTICE or PUBUC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Cotmcll· of the
City of Newport Beach will Dold
a public hearing regarding Or-
dinance No. 1574, being, AN
ORDINANCE or THE CITY or
NEWPORT BEACH REZONING
PROPERTY AND AMENDING
DJSTRICTlNG MAP NO. 5,
Planning Commission Amend -
ment 433, rezoning a strip of
land approximately 100 feet 1n
depth, lying parallel to and
north of Avon Street, easterly
of Santa Ana Avenue, ad)lcent
to Newport Hellbtl, from the
R -3 District to the R-1 District.
There will be oo prba.C11
collection Ln Newport Beach
on July 4. Areas recutarly
scheduled for collectloos oo
Monday and Thursday will have
a collBctioo oaly on Mooday nert
week, with tbe next collectloa
on Mooday, July 8.
It bas grown Into what .n.u a!-system wUl put everybody with-At 1 f I band ert McGowan. most s~aely become an annual • • or rna cooc y VIUide tft Col ad In earshOt. wtu accoffipany the picnic lunch rs. P' • a or 0 N~~t tradJUon. At 11, a tor mal program will bunch. nattn, ·had Uved bere tor the
Tbe public Is invited. No-be...!" with a flag salute led C hair ~~ ., V past 20 years. tbin will be sold so bring ~ · o--e man ••~o~• r s. an-c g • by Boy and Girl Scouts. Sara dervort Is Carol (Mrs. Roger) Baltz-Bergeron ot osta
204t H41101111.YD.I.tleyl
646-4421 540-4343
NB VACANCIES FILLED Kerr will s1D& the natiooal an -Blaocbard. Yea Is f\meral director.
NOT ICE IS HEREBY FUR-
THER GIVEN ~bat the sa.Jdpub-
llc hearing will be held on the
8th day of July, 1974, at tbe
hour of 7::W p.m. ln the Council
Cb&mbera ot tbe City Balloftbe
City of Newport Beach, Cai-
Uorn.ta, at wW.ch time and place
any and all persoos interested
may appear and be beard there-
on.
LauraLagios
City Clerk
City of Newport Beach
Publish: June 27, 1974, in the
Newport Harbor Ensign.
Appolntme.ots were made 556 Seaward, Corona Highlands,
Mooday to nu 12 ncancles on to the same com mittee. Coun-
Newport city boards aDd com-cilwoman LucnteKuebnappolD-
misslons. City Cotmcll mem-ted stephen Sholtol't, 1314 San-
bers nomlnated new commis-tlago, Dover Shores, as an at-
s toners and the fUll Cotm cll ternate member of the bike
voted approval. committee. CouncUman Paul
Realtor James Wood, !19 Ryckoff postpooed ntllng ano-
Jasmlne, Corona del Mar, was lber vacancy on the committee.
nominated by Councilman Pe-Jotm Hoag, 481 5 Dorchester,
ter Barrett to the Parks, Sea-Cameo Highlands, was picked
cbes and Recreation Commls-by Vice-Mayor Milan Dostal
slon to succeed cbalrman for the eovlroomeatal quaUty
Clauclla Owen. Vr. Barrett no-control cltl&ens advisory com-
mi'Mttd .Jobn Paytit, l'Kll Sa-mtttH, aDd C011DCilman Bar-
brl.Da, IrYlDe Terrace, to sue -rett Blmed Ron James, 333
ceed Wllllam Patrick on the Stcnal, CUff HaYen. Mrs. Koehn
PBR Commlssloo. delayed an appointment to the
Mr . Barrett also awotnted committee. The Council voted
Betsy Carpenter, 109 Onp, a I -year ertenston to the
Balboa lslaod. to the bicycle terms of all other members
trails C.)mmlttee. of the committee. Their terms
Councilman John Store re-would nave npired l.n October.
appo1nted Gerald Van HoYen of Dr . WJlson Little, 321 Ful-
lerton, Newport Heights, was
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I named to the Board of Library
TrtlStees by Mrs. Kuehn.
MLI SALES REPORT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled
$98.7 million for the first 5 months
of 1974. THIS lS MORE THAN A
36% INCREASE OVER THE SAME
PERIOD A YEAR AGO. 2,519 new
listings were processed, of which
68% WERE SOLDI 66% of the sales
were cooperative.
List your property with a Realtor. I 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
Councilman John Store no-
minated Mrs. William Holstein 1
to the City Arts Commission,
aDd CoWlcUmu Ryckolf picked
John Gettle to serve another
term oo tt.lt commission.
Julian Ertz, 1817 Commo-
dore, Baycrest, was named to
the Civil Service Board by
Councilman Howard Rogers.
Geori'! Guthrie, il5 Topaz,
Balboa Island, was ooml.nated
by Mayor Donald Mcinnis to
serve oo the tec!ullcal oil ad-
Yisory committee.
Appo1ntees to all city boalds
aDd commission serve without
pay, except tor the Planning
Commission.
MID-SUMMER
CLE CE
Starts Thursday , June 27
Store-wide Clearance on
better dresses , suits, coats,
pantsuits and gowns.
This sale will be continuous until
ALL SALE ITEMS ARE SOLO
WE CARRYSIZES6to20
lt1J ·~ CIDMT NWY.
·-IIAHLMAII
7
HERE WE GO AGAIN
Our Chamber of Commerce says it has 1,100 member businesses.
They brag about raising a lot of money for a new headquarters. Now,
they're looking for a handout again.
They want the taxpayers to subsidize them to the tune of about $34,000
a year so they can attract "the right kind of people" to the new hotels
going up around the airport. I don't know who the "wrong" kind of people
are, but I assume it's people who don't have enough money. And U they
don't have any money, how are they going to stay in those big hotels?
Well, maybe the hardware dealers can get the city to subsidize us, too.
Then, we could attract .the "right kind of people," instead of the kids
who keep coming in here wanting to use the restroom.
Now, this is ridiculous. If the business community in a wealthy town
like this can't afford to do its own advertising and promoting, it should
close down. If I built a $5 million hotel, I'd set aside a few bucks for
promoting it. And think how stupid it would make the city lode to end
up helping these guys. Here we are suing the county to cut down on
flights at the airport, and then turning around and spending taxpayers
money to try to get more people to fly into the airport so the hotels
can be kept full. And while we are finally realizing that restaurants
don't have enough parking to handle the customers and employees they
have NOW, we are being asked to spend money to attract more restaurant
goers. .
Sounds to me like what we need is "the right kind of people" to get
our Chamber of Commerce straightened out. • • • • •
Down at the store, we must be getting the right kind of cus~omers.
They've been coming back for years. We must be 'doing something right.
P. S. Do we, or don't we have insuranc,e coverage on the NeWport
Pier, after the city turned down the insurance company's instructions
to put a rail there? Could we be found negligent U sol!)ebody falls in
and drowns?
AL FORGrT
•
NEWPORT
BEACH
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JOEY IS PARADE MARSHAL
EntertaJne11 Joey Bl1hop bU lDc. ..... tJdltC. aDd euWDc, there wm be sweepstakes aw.
beeo named uaDd marabl.l ot pbcJtocnPb1, pelnf1 nc. JOU and arda tor tbeme,ulmatloa, COl·
the 1914 character bolt puade te.W --llbjlets tbat boat tume ud IOUDd. The 3 major
In Newport Harbor, aceordlllc OWl.r.U eu 1111 lD decon.Un& dlrialona for the parade ue
to Brig. Gen. Thomu f . RlltJ, tblir cnft for tbe l)l.nde. ct.racter class, commercial
(USMC -ret.l At: a ruult ol h1a wort as clus I.Dd ooo-commerclal
The nautical festlnl. lD lta U.S. Cout Guard IPObtman clast. In tbecllaracterdh1sloa,
14th year wlll be beld Satur-on DttDc afety, JoeJ Bishop, tbere wtU be 6 claJAa: Mon-
day, Au~st 24, spoosor ed bJ wbo bU bNa IDYoiYed 1n 11 ter~y, ._y launch, steamboat,
the Commodore's Club of tbe .. reteUH tdmself, was re-work bolt, daastc speedboat,
Newport Hi.rbor Cbamber of eeotl:y u med commodore ln aod elusiJ yacbt.
Commer ce tbe Cout Gaud OD NBC's To-Members of the cbaracter
, • lllabt Sbow, Be will streu safe boat parade adYiaory baud I.Dd
'This year, we are Putttnc bol.tJ.oc-pracUces wtllle serYiD.c their respeeUYeeommJtteesln-
'character' In the character as graud marst.l tor the char-elude: pubUe relats.ou __ Jim
boat parade," Gen. RUey said. aeter bolt parade Felton chairman and Gloria
''We expect more than 80 boats Pre-parade ~lal fUDctlons ztper'; rules and regu.JatioDs
of all sizes, shapes aDd des-wtll be sc.bedaled throughout __ Blll Coulter, cbalrman, and
criptlons, organized in 3 ma)or Newport Beach durtnr tbe week Rady Baron and Larry MUter ; dlvl~~ns and halt a dozenclas-precedlne tbe cbaracter boat parade control __ Bob Searles
ses. parade. At tbe eooeluston of and Keith Burnham, co-chair-
The parade theme Is "T~ the parade, a trophy presen-men; parade composition __
good life · · · Newport Beach. taloo party wtU be held In the Pete Siracusa a.Dd Clare Con-
More than 30 different sub-Bali:M». Bay CIIJ), nell, ~-chairmen; l».ods --
ject s deplctlng the good We First, seeood aDI1 third place Tom Crosson and Tom Evans;
have been listed by tbe parade prlzes wlll be awarded to boats judges/trophy -George Wood-
commutee. ln each dtvlstoo for best theme, fofd aDd CUnt Hoose, co-chair-
These Include boating. surf-sound ud costume. 1n addition men, and Tom Evans, Pete
BurMt. DoD Flamm, Larry
Miller ud Jim Ftltoo; IIOClal
--Ra~ Berke, cbl.lrmu. aod
Harrr Ballblll IJid Karr otto;
harbor master -· Ken Samp-
1011 ud Al Oberc; Cout Gaud
Auxllia.rJ ·-JeueLukt,cb&lr-
man.
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
One of tile Largest Redwood Selections in County
THESE SIX YOUNG LADIES w111 be Orange Coast College
fiag twirlers at all OCC football ga mes next rau. They are,
front row, left to right, Dt.ane Lester, a freshman from
Costa Mesa High ; Sue Wright, freshman trom Estancia;
and Trude Larsen, freshman from Estancia; bac k row,
J anis Cox, sophomore trom estancia; Anita Mtknuk, soph-
omore from Bolsa Grande, aDd Cheryl Mu lllkln, freshman
from Costa Mesa High,
up
CHUm~
Auxiliary gives Hoog
$52,940 in past year
Mrs, Frank f l)1Ul looks back n,.~,.,...
C..l• MIM ...... •-;.;::..; -~ at a successful year as she no.
THA
CAMERA ShOP
PASSPOIIT PIIOTOl
TY PHOTO S
Plli,Tn COP Y
lshes ber term of offtce as
presidtot of tbe Hoar Hospital
Aulillary, which t.s been able
to etve the hospital $52,940.69
during the past year.
This includes a check from
Mrs. Ray F. Bulloch, lf.ll: box
cba.lrman, and her committee
for $25,000 --$5,000 o.er the
1974-'75 pledp. The Mlebtln-
p.le Chapter p.ve $241.51 plus
the special pro)ect; blby phOtos
aetttd $4,558,52. Hunter Chap-
ter p ve $471.54, wtltle the
Amlia.Dll RJ,fe $1,864. Richards
sUps commissions came to
.:.....C:.!!!::!!!~;!!;!!!.J $568.86. Emerceney sen1ce
a n d
F••l"ri"l
.Morlf Tb• 100 Fi,.r Wiu s
0Jim-e~11
WINERY CAF E
Now Ser ving
PIZZA
LUNotEOM
SUNDAY otAMPAGHE BRUNot
Our-Featured
ITALIAN DINNERS
lnclude glaoa of wine
P""' r.., ..... " o•
TVBS •.. ,. SAT. • II A.a. 10 10 1' •••
SIJH. ,.,. MON.· J f A.a. iD ' fJ.M.'
1500 •"-.. lto.alltol ...
candy sales amOUDted to
$103.57.
Awards bours earned u of
April, 1974, were:
• 100 hours --Mmes. R. E.
Jottnsor., Merle McKinley,
Caroline Milham, D. M. Moss,
John Olhasso, Russell Ztll.cltt,
Edwin York.
• 250 bours -· Mmes. Carl
Mmando, Peter Beier, Richard
Brown. Theodore Solomon and
Miss SaDdra McNelU .
• 500 hours -· Mrs. Vilan
Couch, Mrs. Herbert Cochran.
• 1,000 bours --Mmes. Ro-
bert Belyea, Charles Bowman,
Ella Ste•ens.
• 1,500 hours --Mrs. Frank
Abdrus .
• 2,000 hours •• Mrs. A. C.
Flegel, Mrs. Wtll1lm Ourttn.
Mrs. Wesley Shaffer bU as-
sumed lbe duties of preddeot
of tbls 1,18'1-member Aux.
tuary. The last yeu•••ohll-
teers at Hoac worklDc a total
of 64,899-1/Z ln-serYtce boars.
DUNES SEEKS
MORE PARKN;
Addition ot 80 recr•tlo• n -
tllcle puklllr spots at tbt New. port o.... Is bolla __ ..,
bJ the coYDty l"*'t't.lora, Wbo
control the coalltJ-O'WDIId 14•-
Uc pork lD tW<r Nnport Bar.
~lnra at ,.. ~ ..
Newport O.Oo !De •• a1oo-
ptrmluloo to l.utall so am ...
mlllt"IJ'eldllMC.._. ·
&~pert'-'• bl.ft r~
... .._. to lllo -·· r•1 .,.._,. -co doi*I-
-11><-TM ............ lit .. __
IIIIo ,._ lo lllo .. ....
-.. lit liJ .. ........ no_ ..... ,....
...... ._ '"11777 .. ... -.· ..... ,. .. , ..... Pll1l:
U a Of r'st tne LEES ------.. 111>1 ..... ,_.
DIRECTOR CHAIRS
'--........ loloo<~ ........ -,..__ S....& ..... •·SNco-ol ,. .....
•'-" Round vmbf'ella Table and • ftftt5 'Jencnes casn & carry·-·-... ;,;,-
SA" Round umbrella Tabh!' and ~ 1 QJIS
ben< he\ cash & carry------
CLUB CHAI R woth Pad -............. ..
CHAISE LOUNGE w ith Pad ........... .
LOVE SEAT wotll Pe~ds ................. ..
CO FFEE TABLES ........................ .
COMFORTAILl.COLOifUL
HAMMOCKS
Priced from ............ $9 .9 5
Srands ........... $1 2!H
·~· ,,,..,10
SPECIAL .. -. ,;). ~:-~ S1l995
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OuriBQ O.patlment
has everything
you need
•US
• ELECTRIC
• CHIICOAL ........
HOMECREST
~ Pc g•oup. ton•uh ol l plou +ull .,u IOio. 2 dub
ci'O<..,. 1 ~o>d ~ ....:I 1 ~oHee !oble T~ +>o~• or~
OVO>Iob,. '" ....,.,.., 0' .,..How -"' o 100'11"' .. !...:!•.., ol
btouli+ul P""""' on .n.., ~ T1o.e c~ or~·~
,_..,.. and ._ hl'ed. """ IGb'e ._.. ._.,....ct vlo••
lafN.~-cao!d SAVf: ~ .. ......._
SPECIAL CASH &
CARRY SALE
PADDED
SWIVEL
ROCKERS
3995
TAIU
'12.95 -
BUNTING PATIO
FURNITURE
•••dt .... 1111
ll..g SAL£
Lm Seat Glider .... 109.95 79"
Glide CUi .......... 69.95 59"
s.rilr lase Cl1ai" . . . 69.95 59"
Ourobl. .._,_ ~ ............ ~ _ ...... ...,. ,,....... ..........
6'. 7'
S.ll Clllln . ._. -!'\
lldllllll ~' ~~· .. a..,-.. :>-'\
I .111111 "'C.. . ""
Co..,ple!~ a...::-• D~P<>''"'~"' l ... ct,.di"'t
Gord~,.. u ... Dretlo, • leo-" 5'"'"'9' •
c~ ' c .... ~. chao< c~ & o...oor , ....... c--. • ._holt of "odo.
WEBER KETILES
ALUMONT
All PAJNTtO AlUMINUM
"·----$1 .._ _ _. ............... _..._.a-.. .. _.._ ---,__......,.~
S. o;..p f....,. •• McKA ....... 1 .. 1 ... ;,. .................. ~ ......... ... ,. ... _
• r....,. ·~ .~
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WEill
........ _ ..... 111'1
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I
BtJD6ET Ok'D
_. bodlol .,_"::frr · _...._..lleeai •••. 2 ..
II ... ....,. .............. zt. I
• .... ~•••• pi'qllll'tJ tu nlll It hM Jill' a • ..-ot 1111 Plbl'c, $100 otuuuJ1 """" c-u .... ,..., __ . -~~~-callod
at fll,lO,AO dtrtoc tllo -bodlol "lllo ~
.... ~-.......... 1..,1. bodlollalllo~ot~ ........ -,.... .• ___ ., .... _
~-bJ .... tt .uu.. , ....... l~belallere."
CitY fl:luee dltectar Georl* llMfdes •••• ..... tb1 tu
PtPPU aid pl .. lldi.J tM dtJ rate, tM IDIJW lUll tbt dt1
wiU .-:1 abcM '11.1 mUJJoo wocald be able to metwt. Ita
lD tbe JtU ..... Saadlly. •1 miWoD "raiDJ d&J" c at'n
EIOPio)'Mp&J_,_ "&lid lOCI"'-I .........
almolt saoo,ooo. aceoet tor able reetnt r.l."
almoot 111 ol tho lacr-. City loci-Ia 1110 bodcol lo
.. _ Robert w,.. Rid $11,1110 tor lllutlac • para.
MOQdaJ tM.t tbe railts will medic procram aimed at t~trtar
Utrlll &boat 8.1 per ceot tor a 4-ma.n pua-mtdlc team ta
all e~loyeu tor tbe year. operattoa wUb.1D t.1te ftre ett-
A red11etlcG from 1ut year's putment by M:d IWDmtr to
caplta.l bulkU.nt projects kept rtspood to medical emer.-.
tbe oew bwjpt from skyrocket-cles.
Airport gauntlet tossed
OraD~to Co..ty Airport es-han a eommltmeat to ketP
pansloo pl.a.ns were apprond up wtth operaUou we bue
Tuesday by cOUDtyS~sors, already.. approYed at the
despite stroag opporttloo trom airport.
the ctty o1 Newport Beach. Newport Beach Is omclally
JULY 4 PICNIC PLANS are made by, from left, Elysa PaiUeJ, Mrs. Charles Vander-
vort, John Gust. aDd Robbie and John Vandervort. The old fashioned picnic starts
at 10 a.m. oed Thursday with a decorated bicycle parade, and. wtll toclude a bind
coocert, speakers, and picnic lunch oa tbe ground at Mariners Park, Wea:tcWI.
Death claims Eva 11 10.
...... caat .............
·-~~--·· loft-Jo1o1. -lllcltar loCaW•nlo ... __ • -· •...., •-
""-dtlllarlaNC-· a.:oo &o a --.-• lo.llla ~IJiotM-Pondalllllll
-&I II. -·• .._.Ia! Ia Pt---· ,.. .... -lo lloriOo.
--.. ............. 1o -lui--. --.. OOIIIftdllorbu-101 lack --· 1o 10? 8bo dlod J-It &I a C-llud ... l •cbiJdr-. oliO· lo .la.IM. . .... CODf'llttttllt bomt, wblrt · nnof.Yid oa1r bJ I litter, liu. Tilt..,.,_,. wu-noot lilt bid U•od lor 1110 put I Cllarln Rile-ot Ba-
llO bJ Dr. X..C:.Z.d Mar.cw, Jtut. IIIUd, a lf'UdiiOar. 11 ll't&t-
tM cJtortq,w ot u •••J Sbe wu bora 1D UJIMit, bit cnldcM'*• ud c.e &rMt-
OMillod of artbrlllo core bJ Uftd _. au 10 ,.... lo 1'....,.._111.
11M ... of metal Wbtre tJaae
--at allllctod )>lalo. lln.McKar Ia llrtadJ oa blr
feel, p>IDc ·-1110 ,.. .. 1 WUb tbt a.ld ot a watur. Afttl'
tllo ---Ia ·~ .. tbt otber lmee, later UU Jtu',
.... will be lll>lo IQ dlacard
tbt walter tbl.t abe hU bee ·
•olD& dar!Dg tilt put ...,the,
H• bu•nct, Fer,., bu
z ..., blp !Oial& by the llumor
metbod, and Is able to traa
wltbout pe1D after ytartolartl:l-
ritls tllfftrlD&:. Mr. YcKay re.
Urod Ia April ot 1ut yeor
&Iter more tbi.D 32 years at
lbe Bethlebem Steel Shipyard
ln Su Pedro, Wbere be eened
as fortmu to tbe a:bJptlttlng
department.
now only
PBD. EX. T..1X IJ, P
Supervisors okayed a $3.5 suing the co..mty to reduce .)et
millloo tJpiJlSiOD program operations aDd the oolse tbey
lncludlng 750-ft . runway euea: cenerate, a.Dd a local cltiJens
sloo elplBSlon of the termiJlal P'OI.W) is suing for rlamages
buudtn1 and a $1 million part-that say are caused by jet
JULY 4TH PICNIC AT MARINERS m~·:::~~::w:!!~ residents there mort ttw:1 25
ARMSTRONG
TRU-TRAC
now only
S49J8
lng structure overnights ot their bomes.
An ok1-fuhlooed 4th of July Jour own ptentc IUDCb and a them, then emcee Dick Pauley years.
picnic, complete with a bi.Dd blanket or somethiq' to sit will Introduce dlgn,l.tarles.
coocert, speakers, ~trlotlc on," advises Jo (Mrs. Charles) The main addreSs wtll be gl-ROSEMARY VANDEGRIFT
sonp, a bicycle parade and a Vandervort, co-cbalra:taD oftbe veo by Jim Marllndale, long-OF CM DIES AT AGE 60
lll-15 PBD. BX. TA.X 14. J2 s~nlsor 'Ralpb Diedrich, a The 750-ft. runway e:rtensloll
leader 1n the ezpansioo drive wlll be a~ at tbe oortb end
admitted tbat "this probablY of tbe fteld to allow jets to
amotmts to fl1Dc1Da 00wn the start tbelr tateolf run brtber
gauntlet" to Newport residents tack, thus getUnc airborne aDd
who ban battled the airport cllmblng out quicker over New-
and that "the lawsuits will port.
p~ sbow for tbe ttds Is event for the PFO. time local resident and. mem-•
plaJmed for Westclifrs M~l -TbiJlp start bq'lpeDing at 10 ber of the Toastmasters Club. Rosemary Vanclecrlft, 60, of WHITE SPOKE
ner's Park ned TblU'sday. a.m. wbeo kids w1U parade Durtog the speech, a puppet 2183 Pomooa., Costa Mesa, wbO
• bicycles they''f't decon.ted wtth show wUI entertain ttds 00 died MoOOay at ller borne, will for only 14 • 6
15 x 6 Memt;rs ol. tbe Mariner s a patrlotlc theme. WinDers w:tll the other side of the park. be burled Friday In Pacltlc
School art!¥-Faculty Orpn-get prizes aDd enr~ w1.11 At noon, Mrs. Kerr will sing VIew memorial park. Harbol
prollobly start apia. but we NO JULY 4 PICK-UP inUon (PFO) got the Idea a get a ''participation button ., edle t trt t1 VIew HlUs.
few. weeks aao. Newport's re-Pianist Peter Dowdy will ~-~he: the ~t:ntc~ro!d cwl~~f~ Senlces wtu be collducted
PLUS T..1X
IHST..1LLBD
LIGALMOnca
NOTICE OF PUBUC REARING
There wlll be oo p.rblge
collection In Newport Beach
on July 4. Ar•s regularly
sct..:l:uled for collections oo
Monday and Thursday wUl ba.ve
a colleeUon ooly oo MoOOay ne:rt
week, with the oel1 collection
on Monday, July 8.
creation dep&rtmeot omclals renade tile bike paraders. A a com munity sing. Local mu -at 11 a.m. In Paclftc VIew
saJd they wouldhelp.Slocethen, parks departmeut loudspeater sic gr014)s wlllplayaftern.rds. Chapel by the Rev . AnthOoy
tt bas crown lnto what w1ll al-system will put everybody with-At 1 t 1 baod ert McGcnran. NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN
that the City CoUDCll· of tbe
City of Newport Beach w1Uhold
a publlc hearlng rep.rd!ng Or-
dinance No. 1574, belng, AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF'
NEWPORT BEACH REZONING
PROPERTY AND AMENDING
OlSTRICTING MAP NO. 5,
Pl.anniDg Commission Amend -
ment 433, rezonlDg a strip of
land 'approximately 100 feet 1D
depth, lylng parallel to and
north of Avoo Street, easterly
of Santa Ana Avenue, adjacent
to Newport Heipt.a, from tbe
R-3 District totheR-1 Dtstrlct.
most surely become an annual • • or ma cooc M v--~ 1ft c 1 r2d In ears hot. will accorilpany the plcntc'tunch rs. a.uo.n:ll' • a 0 0 0
Newport tradltlon. At 11 a formal program will buoch naun, had Uved bere for the
"The public Is invited. No-benln .;,Uh a n..~ salute led C ·hair tth M V past 20 years. thing wlll be sold so brl.ng &-U' •-.; o-c man w rs. an-• by Boy and Girl Scouts. Sara derv·ort Is Carol (Mrs. Roger) Baltz.· Bergeron of Costa
NB VACANCIES FILLED
Appointments were made 556 Seaward, Corom. Hlgblallds,
Monday to till 12 ncancles on to the same committee. Cotm.
Newport city boards and. com-cUwoman LuctueKuehoappoln-
missioos. City Council mem-ted Stephen Sbolkon, 1314 St.n-
bers DOminated new commls-tiago, Dover Sbores, as an al-
slooers and tbe tull Council terr~ate member of the blke
Yoted approval. committee. Councilman Paul
Realtor James Wood, Z1 9 Ryckotf postpooed ftlllng aDO-
Jasmine, Corona del Mar, ns ther vacancy on tbe committee.
nominated by CoUDCilman Pe-John Hoag, 4815 Dorchest~r.
ter Barrett to the Parts, Bea-Cameo Highlands, was picked
ches and ReereaUoo Commls-by Vtee.Mayor . Milan Dostal
slon to succeed chairman for the envlronmeAtal quaUty
Claudia Owen. M.r . Barrett DO-control ctuuns advisory co m-
ml'Mt.d J'Obn Pt.J'l*, 1?01 Sa-mttt", aM CotmcllmaD Bar.
brtna, IrYIDe Terrtce, to sue-rett named Ron James, 333
ceed Wllllam Patrick oo the Signal, CUn Hann. Mrs. Kuehn
PBR Comml.sslOD. delayed an appointment to the
Kerr will sine the oatloDll an-Bla.nclw'd. Meaals 1\meral director.
HERE WE GO AGAIN
Our Chamber of Commerce says it has 1,100 member businesses.
They brag about raising a lot of money for a new headquarters. Now,
they're looking for a handout again.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-
THER GIVEN that tbe said pub-
lic hearlng wUl be held oa the
8th day of July, 1974, at the
hOur of 7::W p.m. lD tbe Councll
Cbambera of the Clty Halloftbe
City of Newport Beach, Cal-
lfornla, at wb,lch Ume aDd place
any and all persons tnterested
may appear and be beard thu:e-
on. Mr. Barrett also appointed committee. The Co uncil voted .
They want the taxpayers to subsidize them to the tune of al>oot $34,000
a year so they can attract ''the right kind of people" to the new hotels
going up around ·the airport. I don't know who the "wrogg" kind of people
are, but I assume it's people who don't have enough money. And if they
don't have any money, how are they going to stay in those big hotels?
Laura Lag1os
City Clerk
City of Newport Beach
Publlsb: JUDe 27, 1974, LD the
Newport Harbor Enstp.
Betsy Carpenter, 109 Onys, a I -year extension to the
Balboa lslaDd, to the btcycle terms of all other members
trails c.>mmUtee. of the committee. Their terms
Councilman John store re-would hue ezplred In October.
appototed Gtrtld Van Hono. of Dr . Wilson Little, 321 Ful-
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
IILI SALES REPORT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled
$98.7 million for the first 5 m onths
of 1974. THIS IS MORE THAN A
36% INCREASE OVER THE SAME
PERIOD A YEAR AGO. 2,519 new
listings were processed, of which
68% WERE SOLD ! 66% of the sales
were cooperative.
List your property with a Realtor. I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
MID·SUMMER
CLE
lerton, Newport Heights, YU
named to the Board o1 Library
Trustees by Mrs. Kuehn.
Councilman John Store oo-
mtnated Mrs. WIIUam Holstein
to the City Arts Commission,
and Councilman Ryctotf ptctecr
Jotm Gettle to serve another
ter m oc thlt commtsslon.
Jullao Ertz, 181"1 Commo-
dore, Baycrest, was oamed·to
the Civil Service Board by
Councilman Howard Roprs.
Georife Guthrie, 115 Topu,
Balboa Island, was oomlnated
by Mayor Donald Mcinnis to
sern on the technical oJI ad.
Ylsory cominlttee.
Appointees to all city boards
and commission serve without
pay, u cept for the Plallnlng
Commission.
CE
Sta rts Thursday, June 27
Store -wide Clearance on
better dresses, suits , coats,
pantsuits and gowns.
This sale will be continuous until
ALL SALE ITEMS ARE SOLD
WE CARAYSIZES6to20
•tti.-
•IIACjAIITIIU··· IIUD'I&.IIAit • ....
Well, maybe the hardware dealers can get the city to subsidize us, too.
Then, we could attract the "right kind of people," instead of the kids
who keep coming in here wanting to use the restroom.
Now, this is ridiculous. If the business community in a wealthy town
like this can't afford to do its own advertising and promoting, it should
close down. If I built a $5 million hotel, I'd set aside a few bucks for
promoting it. And think how stupid it would make the city lo<it to end
up helping these guys. Here we are suing the county to cut down on
flights at the airport, and then turning around and spending taxpayers
money to try to get more people to fly into the airport so the hotels
can be kept full. And while we are finally realizing that restaurants
don't have enough parking to handle the customers and employees they
have NOW, we are being asked to spend money to attract more restaurant
goers.
Sounds to me like what we need is "the right kind of people" to get
our Chamber of Commerce straightened out. • • • • •
Down at the store, we must be getting the right kind of customers.
They've been coming back for years. We must be doing something right.
P. s. Do we, or don't we have insurance coverage oo the Newport
Pier, after the city turned down the insurance company'S instructions
to put a rail there? Could we be found negligent if somebody fallS in
and drowns?
AL FORGIT
I
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NEWPORT
BEACH
JOe
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JOEY IS PARADE MARSHAL
Enterta.J.oer. Joey BtahOP bu tac, -..tlltMnc. IUd ca._.tunc, tbere will be ntepttaku aw-bee9 named crud manbll of pbOtocnpbJ, petottnc, colt ud ardl tor theme, anlmatloD, COl-
the 1974 character bolt parade teaa11 --lilbjKtl tbat boat tome ud aouad. The 3 ma))r
tn Newport Harbor, accordiq owDtra eu au tD ctecoraUq diYU:Ioaa for tbe parade are
to Brtr. een·. ThomU F. RUey, their craft tor tbe puade, ehlractiu' elaN, commercial
(USMC -ret.} As a r..wt ol tl1l work as claiS I.Dd ooo-eommerelal
The nautical testln.l. 1n 11.1: U.S. Cout Gtard .,Usmu clul. In tbecharact.rdtYlJIOD,
14th year .ttl be beld Satur-oo boattllc·llfetJ.loey Bishop, there will be t1 elaiAI: Mon-
day AuPst zt sponsored by wbo bu bela IDolYed in 1l terey, bay lauoch, steamboat,
the' Commodor~·1 Clll) of the .. reeellltl blm.HU, wu re-work bollt, clanlc speedboat,
Newport Hirbor Chamber ot ceatt)' u.miiS commodore LD and clusls yacbt.
Com merce tbe Cout Gtard oa NBC's To-Yembera of tbe character
· llilflt Sbow, He wtll ltreu safe boat parade actvlaory board and
"This year • we are Puttlnc boltlnc pracUee1 wbtle serfinc their r11peet1n committees in-
' character' tn the character as crud mU'ab&l tor tbe char-elude; publlc relat1oos --Jim ~~ parade," Gen. Rile)' stld. acter boat parade. ' Felton, chairman, llld Gloria
We expect more than 80 boatl Pre.parade 110elal flmctions Zlpr; rules llld rerWatloos
of au silts, shapes aDd des. will bt scbeduled tbroqbout __ Bill Coulter, cba.irman, aDd
criptlons, organized In 3 ma)>r Newport S.cb durlnc the week Rudy Baron and Larry Miller;
diYisJDns and hl.ll a dozenclu-prec_,..__ lbe cblracter boat parade control ·-Bob Searles ses." -......... parade. At tbe eoocluslon of and Keith Burnham, co-cbalr-
The parade theme Is "T~ the parade, a trophy presen-men; parade composition __
good life ... Newport Beach. talon party wtll be held In the Pete Siracusa and Clare Con-
More than 30 dltterent sub. Balboa Bay ClOO. nell, c.J -chalrmen; bands --
jects depleting the good 111e First, seeoad aDd ttllrd place Tom Crosson and Tom Evans;
have been llsted by the parade prizes will be anrded to boats Judps/trophy -George Wood-
committee. 1n each diYisloa for bestthems, lord and Clint Hoose,co-chatr.
These include boating, surf-sOUlld and costume. In addition men, and Tom EYans. Pete
Burell, Doo Flamm. rAri"J
11111• Uld Jlm Feb; eoet&l
. -Raltl Berlro, cbllrmu, aod nar.., -~~~ aoc1 ,..., otto;
harbor malter --Ken Samp-
IOD ud At Oberc; Cout Gtud
AUiillarJ --Jeue Luke, cb&ir. .....
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IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
One of tile Largest Redwood Selections in Coun~
THESE SIX YOUNG LADII.S wtll be Orange Coast College
flag twlrlers at all OCC football p.mes out fall. They are,
froot row, left to right, Diane ~ster, a freshman from
Costa Mesa High; Sue Wright, freshman from Estancla;
and Trude Larsen, freshman from Estaoola; back row,
Janis Cox, sophOmore from estancia; Anlta Mlknuk, soph-
omore from Bolsa Grande, and Cheryl MulUkln, freshman
from Costa Mesa Hlgtl.
CHUCrS~
Auxiliary gives Hoog
$52,940 in past year
17 ........... ""'---Mra. Frank Flynn looks back
at a svccesstul year as sht tln-
tlbea ber term or omce as
presideot ot tbe Hoar Holl)ltal iiU.ruii::Ti:iiiii"il Autltary, wbtch t.s been able .. to Ill•• the bosl>llal $52,940.09
harbor
photo
durlnc tbe past year.
TMa lDcJudes a check from
Mrs. Ray F, Bulklch, gift box
cbaJrmu, and her committee
for $25,000 --$5,000 onr the
1974-'l'5 ptedp. The Ntctttl.n-
ple Cbapter gave $241.51 plus
the special pro~t; bl.b)'photos
. oetttd $4,558.52. HIDlter Chap-
. ter aan $471,54, wtltle tbe
AtflliaDts pn$1,864. Ric bards "f~:b£!!;;,!~~j sUps commiaslons came to .:. $568.86.-Emerpocy ser•lce
and
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candy sales amOUDttd to
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Awarda hours earned as of
April, 1974, were;
• 100 hours --Mmes. R, E.
Johnscx., Merle McKinley,
Caroline MUham, D. M. Moss,
John Olhasso, Russell Ztna:ltt,
Ectwln York.
• 250 bours --Mmes. Carl
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Brown, Theodore Solomon and
Miss Saodra McNtlll.
• 500 hours -· Mrs. Vllan
Couch, Mrs. Herbert Cochran .
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bert Belyea, tlllrles Bowtna.D.,
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Flegel, Mrs. WU11am Durltl.n.
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sumed tbe dutles of presldtot
ol tills 1,187 -member AUI-
Illl.ry. The lut )'flU aw TOIIZ-
teers at Hoer worttac a total
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bo .... Ilia! lho door or Goo!~ ...... would 01104 -
for .. er, nW If you cMe unrepeatant In d:w lflbt or
qperiehu and C:Ornrnc¥' 1tn11 you hnen't nen a
J,UnbU.na ch&nee: that you woWd """' tht decWotl
you hne made in lhb Ufe and accept lllvatton. I wilt
this: I wlah all people would repent and make heU
unnec:e.,ry 10 far • the human race 11 concerned .
Hell wun't prep•ued for man, blat for the DevU.
The devill were once briJ}lt, shinin& anPII. Tbdr Rr11
estate wu Heaven, but they left their ftnt estate.
'When Jtaus came on earth He took our nature and
ftd fl& blood and paid the penalty to redeem the
people whoie nature He took. He didn't take the
nature of aneels. He took the nature of human belnp.
JeiUI Olrilt came Into the world to die to uvt us.
I do not want to believe and preach a lie . I would
r1ther believe and preach a truth, no matter how
110pleau.nt it iJ, than to MUeve and preach a pleasant
lie.
I believe there is a hell. If I didn't, I wouldn't hne
the audacity to st~nd up here and prueh' to you. If
there ever comet a Ume when I don't believe in h£U, I
will leave the platform before I wiD preach a termon
with that unbeUef ,in my heart. I would rather believe
and preach the truth, no matter how unpleuant, than
to believe and preach a lie limply for the friendlhip
and favo r of some people.
UNIVEKSAL SALVATION
You cannot reconcile the doctrine of eternal hope
or of universal salvation with the teadlinp of Jesus
Quist and the apostles. You have to Jiwe up one or
the other . I am aware of the fact thlt the man who
stands founquare on the Word of God and without
fear or favor preaches the Bible jUJt u it iJ pven here,
is called bigoted and narrow and cruel and puritanical
and all that. And they uy of a feUow who doesn't
believe that JCJUJ il the Son of God, or who does not
believe in eternal damn~ lion, or who preaches that
everybody is going to be saved, "He il a liberal
preacher." I say he is an old fool. The man who
preaches the truth is your friend . I have no desire to
be any more broad or liberal than Jesus -not a whit
-and nobody hu that right either and claim to be a
Gospel preacher.
Is a man cruel who tells yOu the truth? If you
summoo • doctor and he says your child has
diphtheria, is that cruel? I rulh up and tell you your
house is on fire and give the alarm. Am I cruel because
I warn you? No, sir ! I am your best friend .
Then am I cruel because I tell you there is a hell?
No, sir . The man who tells you there is not a hell is
the cruel man. and the man who tells you there is a
hell is your friend . It is a kindness to point out the
danger. God's ministers have no business to hold back
the truth.
What is the use of building churches and hiring
preachers to preach to you if everybody is going to be
saved? It doesn't appeal to any man's common sense
or reason . Does that meet the highest demands of your
conscience? When your conscience points out th1t you
are a si nner, does it meet the highest demands of your
"11Science to say : ''I know I am sinning, but God is
go~ 4' He gave His Son to die"? Does that meet the
hig.tlest demands of your conscience? If it does, you
have a mean , low-down rotten conscience . If it meets
the highest demands of your conscience to know that
you are a sinner, draggina God's law beneath your feet
and making God's law the excuse for your cuuedness,
then you are too low-down for me.
Suppose your mother, who cared for and loved you
all your life , ahould ask you not to do something.
You , because you know Mother loVCJ you, go ahe1.J
and do just the thing she does not want you to do.
Does that meet the highest demands of ' your
conscience?
I am not going to give you my speculations or
theories or opinions. They are worth no more than any
other fool's speculations, theories, or opinions. And
any man who preaches his speculations, theories, or
opinions is a fool. But I am going to preach the Word
of God. God knows all about it and has told us a.IJ
about it. One ounce of God's revelati on is worth forty
million tons o f nan's speculatioN and theories.
I stand before you and say : ''It's the law . You have
to take 11. You can 't get around it. It's your
authority." So I am not preaching anybody's
speculations or theories. It 's the law . It's the only
authority we have on the question. Tbat being true ,
listen: hell is certain for Christ-rejecting sinners; 11 IS
absolutely cenain. There is a heU .
No man o n God's earth can go to the Bible to fm d
out what the Bible teaches about eternal .damnuioo
and not stand up and preach that man will be eterna.lly
damned if he doesn't repent of his si ns. The man
doesn't Uve who can go to the Bible to find out what
it teaches in order that he may preach what it teaches,
and then not stand up and tell the people there is an
eternal hell for the people who won't repent.
We are certain there is 1 hell becauK Ouist say• 10,
the apostles u y so, God says 10. We Ire more positive
there il a hell than we are that the sun will rile
tomorrow. I have not one word of authority to tdl
you that the sun wtlJ rtM In lhe mornma. I SUppoK it
will; I hope It wW; I ahould be disappointed If U
ahpu.ld nol, bul I haven 't one word of authorhy to teU
you that II wW .
Brut I hln authority tn lhe Word of God to teD you
the~ ll a heU. There II 1 htU beeauet God 11)'1 there
II, "'d tilt 0111)' thlna oplnlt II !hot I ho"' '"'r found
IJ •mply tho opoaolallotll or • lot or theolopono ond
dM dram of a tot or poeu and old nonl writers 1nd
old biCktUden In tha church. That il Ill l''lt ever
fOUftd ...... IK.
-on -hand I ho .. lhe opoaolollont of men,
lho -of' ,.......,, •d lho opiftlooo o( oomo
lhoo.,._, ud, ou 1M "dw hand I ho,. tho WO<d of
Go4 ond tho Wonl of Oolot, It -not lito me 1on1
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CM.IITIAM IIACON •
COLLINGSWOOD. N.J.
IY 111E UTE
EVANGEUST
BILLY SIJNDA Y
of bodiJy suffcrina.
Testament.
By the Word of God , His def'Wtion of perdition or
destructioo is a place in the Jake of fire .
Now, Jet 's see If we can fmd God's deRnilion of
death. A lot of people seem to think that death means
.total annihilation. '
Ti ten , my friends . perditi on is a place of torment in
the lake of nre and brimstone. The stcond death, by
the Word of God, is a place of eternal to rment for the
unsaved. Those are the words God uses to describe the
doom of the unsaved -perdit io n and death.
Perdition is a place in the lake of fi re and brimstone
fo~ver and forever . Death. Is a place in the lake of fire
and brimstone. So deollh doesn·l mean annihilation at
aU . It means eternal damnation, according to the Word
of God.
My friends, back or the fact thert i5 a hell -never
mind whether the fire is lit eral o r not -back of It Is
the fact that there is 1 hell and people are going to go
to hell if they reject Jesus Chrin. figurative language
only makes it stronger.
Hell is a place of remorse . The rich man didn't take
very much to hell wHh him. He didn 't take his money,
but he took his memory .
You will not take much with you 1f you go. I hope
you won 't go. You wi ll take your memory. You won't
take your money or yo ur stocks. You will remember
the poor you didn't help. You will remember that you
UveJ for the almighty dollar.
The g.amb ler will remember that he lived to fleece
people out of their money. And the seducer will
remember that he lived only to rob gi rls of their
honor.
And Ute drunkard -God pity him will see apin
and remember his home of wan t and squalor and how
he Heated his wife and children.
And the mu rde rer wilt again see the blood ooze as
it falls fr om the wound or the one whose life he has
taken.
Ah, yes, you Olrist-rejecten. It will all come before
you in hell. You will remember tha t you heard the
preacher's voice. Hell will be a place of remorse .
Over the memory of your sins, in hell you will
remember. Hell IS a place of remorse and of memory .
In heU you will remember the chances you had and let
pul by .
I teU you, hell is a place witho ut hope . Some
peo~e will teU you that the word "everlasting" doesn 't
mean everlasung. If he ll isn't everlasting then Heaven
isn't everlasting. Then 1f eternal life IS eternal. eternal
puniahment is eternal, by all the laws of common .......
Say. if God should ~ummissiun an an~l to cume to
this world toni ght to dehver to ~v~ryhody a personal
meuage of Cud's love . <~nd if you sh(JUld condescend,
should agree to ac,ompllll )' that angel t)R its rounds,
you would have to stop m fro nt uf the door •or the
multimillionaire: you would have to gu down into the=
hovels or the po or: you would have to speak to the
workingman hurrying along with his dinner pail; you
would have to go into the sal oon and speak to the
drunken bum; yo u would have to go to the home or
squalor and want ; you woul d have to go into the jails
and penitent•arin , yu u would have to stop the
his,hwayman as he is abou t to pu t the gun under your
nose ; you would have to walk up to the burglar as he
is drilling a ho le in the sa fe ; you wo uld have to go to
lndia'1 teeminr, millions. to China's millions ; you
would have to go to the jungles of Afri ca and speak to
the black man , bowing down to idols of wood and
stone; you would have to visit the islands of the seu
where the black5kinned mother rocks her babe to sleep
to the lullaby of the ocean 's wave ; you would have to
go to In dia's co ni strand , and Ceylon's pe rfume d
sho re .
Then, Jest there should be some poor unfo rtunate
to whom the angel had not paid a visit , God Almighty
has blazed in !etten that have &hown through the ages
that He so loved the world that He gave His only
begotten Son to open up a plan o f redemption to keep
you out of hell, and yet you rtpudiate God's plan and
pall it by.
Jesus Olrist is anxious tQ save you from hell. He is
anx.ious to keep you out of perdition if you will yield
your heart and Ufe to Hl.m . "In heU he lift up his eyes,
beinl in torments... •
Grandmother's Thought
"Orendmo"*. ciNr,'' Nkl Ann• bette atrong,
A U..ty Ml• of eleven.
''Whet do you think about al.l dey long 1
Oo you onty think ttbout Heeven ?"
"Why do you etlt? "Grandmother replied.
AI ehe lehf God' I Book on tfte U .....
"Only NcauM. ~ Or .... ther died,
YoudoMt ... mtoH_,.
'"To &Mil •bout Mortttintl. even of me.
Whhout • WMitlt of Pf'NChtnt. E•••ne • pr..,.r that you hopei to ...
l(le """h loy oil your OH<Nntf."
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,.... n ' I' eel S• ' • .,, .... Pwll. n· ·The Sevealy Weeke
Golden l'<;J<I: "A•d bti•g folly tmw.dtd 111<11. wlrot "' ltod ,_itrd, At
ttXII obl1 also to I"Jo"'"" (Rom. 4:21).
II N conntctidn with the eur· mi&bt come to it, u it WN prc)phaied
rent ~eries of letiOI\S from He would do (tee Hac. 2:7; ate
the book of Daniel, the at· Mal. J :1], and which, by its very dt·
t(!ntion of '!he f't'ndtr is 1truction hat _proved Messiah to have
11 ,t],ir~e.d .tp, ~he auit,ab'~ re;· come'' {ct. a 1r. Wordaw.onftt :·Tit.
, , · · . marks of It · .devout Q'J~ Boolt of Darrill, 1871 , pp. xviii, xJ.x).
Te&tament scholar ; "Accordine to Its
11ubjt!ct·mlltter, the book I of Da.n~t.l
falls naturally into two gre;1t d1V1·
11io'ns, ~ch consisting .of six chapte~•·
the first portion containing the hti·
lorical sections, ana the second tht
apocalyptic, or predicth·e, portions;
lhough tht former i1 not devoid of
predictions nor !'he Iauer o f historical
Matements. More spttiflc.ally. the
first chapter is introductory to ~he
whole boOk; chapters 2-6 descnbe
some marvtlous events in th e history
of Danitl and hi s three companions in
their relations wirh the rulen of
BabylOn ; and chaptrrs 7-12 narrate
some visions of Daniel concerning tht
a:reM wor\d-tmpires, especially in re-
lation to the kingdom of God'' (d.
l<ohtrt 'Di ck Wilson, ''Book of Dan·
iel" in Tf" l nttrnational Sta11dard
Biblr En(yc/opardia, 1929, Vol. 11,
7R3b).
Moreo ver. a faithful Biblical sch0:
Jar cA the last century writes : .. Daniel
is the onl y prophet of the old dispcn·
sation who spe:cifies the time of tht
f~rst coming o f Christ. Ht is the only
JX'Ophe:r who use-; ~ose significant
\\'Ords. 'Mtsiiah the-Prince' [9 :25J.
;\n prophet has given a dean·r \'itw
o f the future g-lory, majesty, and ju-
d icial dignit)', of Christ I c;ee 2 :.$4 , 45:
7 :IJ, 14, 26, 27]. But O:lniel warned
1hr J~wll not to be dt'Ce ived by
false cxpect:1.tions hut to ~xpect
:l st•ffrring Mess iah ; a ~1essiah
whtJ would take away ~m .
:.nr! n1akc reconciliation for iniquity.
;'llld yet hr cut off by His O\\'n pe:oplr
]9 :24·26]; he al"o \\·arnecl them to
look for the future total destru~·:ion
vf that T emplt and City which it was
h i~ own car nC"~t de!-ire. and thrir5, tn
!l(!r rebuilt, in order that th~ Messiah
~ .outlin~ of the prctent ~liOn,
WhiCh IS ,c'J:IIItled· "The .Pr:ophecy of
the SeYenty Weda,'' is u foDowJ :
I. The Hi1torieal Setting of the
Prophecy (Dan. 9 ,1-3 )
2. The Vi•it of the Ancelic .Met·
senett (Dan. 9 '20-23)
3. The Prediction . of the Seventy
Weeks (Dan. 9,24-27)
Tho Hiotoricol Soltlot of rtoo ,......,
Verses 1·3 of Daniel 9 five the hiJ:
torical setting to the famoua pr~
of the Seventy Weeka. ••Jn tlt.t fi.-sl
ytar of Darius (v. 1). That is, 539/
538 B.C., sixty·le\'en ytars after Dan~
iel's tran9p0rtation i'n the summer of
605 B.C.; about fifty-nine yean from
the beginning of King Jthoiachi"n's
captivity (2 Chron. 36 :9, 10 ; Ezck.
1 :1 ff.) ; a' bit less than fifty years
from the firlil destruction of Jerusa·
lem ia 586 B.C. This explain~ Daniel's
interest in Jerusalem (Dan. 9 :2). He
wondered if the time was up. Madt
ki"' tnllt' .t/tt rtal'" of Ott ClttJ/dtatu.
Daniel does nnt confuse him (Darius)
with Cyru5. He [Datiusl was tfti:Jdr
king, i.e .. appointed, and that not ovft'
the Medo-Persian empire. but over
Babylonia only. Tht "umbtr of tht
years [v. 2}. The reference seem!
to ~ to Jerm1iah 25: II. 12, wtuch
say5, 'when seventy years are accom·
plished . . I will puni5h the king of
Babylon.' That king had already
~n punished ; ao Daniel knew it was
t·im~ for me dttGioJiDnl of flnuoltm
also to bt enderl" (cf. Robtrt D.
Culver, "[)Qniel" in Tht Wyclifft
Biblt Commt~ttary, 1962. p. 792),
The Bible Answers
COULD CHRIBT HAVE SINNIIDT
From "THE EVANGEL.'' Box Z5, LarCO, Fla.
By Putor Bert At.chi8oa
Before tryin~ to answer this question ~n tbe liaht of the ~ .. .,. ~
minded by the a.nme sour<"e or Information that our bleMed Lord wu tht ODiy
child ever bo rn without a r.inful nature, and that Hil mtire life -lived for the Glory or Geld and the Salvation of a ICMt world. Tbitl fact hu been elearly •tab-
li•hed beyond Any quet~tion of a doubt and ia fully verified by the t..timor&y from
Heaven when the Father saM!, ''Thi1 ill My beloved Son in whom t am well
pll'osed." He was the Lomb of God without .•pot or blemitlh. Even Hit! enemieta were forced t.o confe~ ... We find no fault in Him." He iJ the only man that ..,..r
mM!Iurerl up fully to the Divine ,.t.andard of Ri1hteouJneM and lherefon •bla to
live a holy end ~in]~, life, but lhe quution i1 of~ uked. "Could Chrilt Mve
t inned?" It mi~ht III'!Cm rooliah eve n to coruid~r 1uch • qUMtion if it were DOt fM
certain prineipl~ in"olved.
We All know that there are 10me thin.lfll tha t 11n1 phy1ieally poulble utd yet •t the Aame time are morally and spiritually impouibfe. The true Christian mother
ha~ thP. nbilily nnd r.lremtth to throw her helple. child OD • red·hot atove, but
until a ll rea~n i, jtone, it woulrt be utterly impoulble for her to commit such o
crime"" that. We read in the Bible that "All thiM• are ~ible with God ... and yf!t we know by the Ill me Word of God that it is written 'God CAnnot be tempted
with evil," nnrt aFA;n, .. God cannot lie." Therefore there are 10me thiD.p that e¥en
Gort ,.Rnnot tfo. When we conAidP r the queadon of the r:x-IWUty of our Lord
anrl Snviour yieldin~~; to temptation •nd committin~t 1ln, -must ~~~~ take Into con'li~tmllion the fad, thRt He WR~ ~iraculou•ly_ born of the Vi rain Mary without
the aid of any human fRther. Wh1le tt iJ I rue, He wu clothl'd with • ..-] humaD
hrld y anrt heeame identified with our human nAture, {apart from lin) ••••the'-.
"" i'l 11till the IIPCOnd person of the Trinity and could .. Y "He that hath 1111e11 the Fnther," a1tain, "I nnd my Father ore one." ' ,
He had a rm~l hunutn nature Anrl yet l'lfi'Yer l~tid aside Hil Deity. Great iJ the
mystery of Godline. for we read, "God was in Chrt.t nccmdliac the world unto
H ims..·lf." Therefore from the vby•ica1 puint ol view then! U no qu.tioo but
l.h-t J eiua couJd have met the cbaueoa:e of Satan in lbe w1kienw. &Dd .. u.e.c~
Hut hunrcr by t.urruar l.hl;' •Wnes mto bread. but trom a DtoOrlll llDd ~hl.al poiat
of view, it wu utterly imJ)OMtble, lor it involved a totlure on Hls.,part to hlli1
trust God t.o take cure of Him.
The T rinity consi.r.U of God the l'"alJJcr, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit,.
three pcl'IOnaJilles and yet one Godhead. We rcud, ''TIM Lord our Uod is oua 1reat vrogrom of Creution u well u kedemptaoo, th-t at ... m. almoet impoMiote
God." Alllhree member. or the Godhead are io ciORIY relatOO and idf>n!loed. ill UMI
for uny nwmber of the Godhead to act I..Ddependenuy ot the other two. 'l'be Lord
J e•u• even in Hil earthJy life waa no& OD.I)' conc:.tved by Uwt Holy Spirit ill H._ Birth, but His entire lite waa al10 under the complete control of U. Holy Spbi,&,.
therefore 1 cannot see how he could choe»e to do evil, ewa u a mall, w1tbou&
involving Lbe entire Trinity. We a"' a..uHd of lb. fact that God uano& be
Lemptod with evil. God created Adam u the !>'ather of the huD'Ulll family .ad the
f'edf'ral Head of U.e entire race. Altl1ouah He wa.. cnatad perfect DaVerthe:
leu, l)f)inJ a human creatun:~, it wu puuible (or him to C.U and be did.. • The MCODd Federal Head wu a combi.Jultion of Deity aDd Huma..it)', God
manife~t.ed in the fteah ..... did not ceue to be God afWI' Hia La.camatioa, DlltbM
did He ceaae to be Man after HiA ...,.unectioo ~ uctJUioD to HnYGa. He e-..
from Huvao in Hia Deity to reveal aDd repteMJ~t God to maa. Ahel' mak'nl r.u
•tonement for •in, He returoed tu H .. van u • ntpNe.Dtative ot M-befon Ood
tha Father. He wu indeed • real MJ.D but .Jtoptbn Ub.ll.ke uy other ... lhat
eYer lived. "He eould be tftnpted (tb.t • teJted) bl all poblts lib • "-. ..,.n
from 1i.n" (Heb. 4:15). He kMw MthJnc uperimaatally ot b:wfweiUaJ .t. util
He rMehed the CtoN <d tha,., .. He U..t knew NO SIN," BOt -ly boN CNI'
"SINS" in Hlt own body on the trw, but WM al110 mad. to be .. liN'' fol'-. tt.Jt
we mirht b. rn.de the Rillhteoua.. of God ia Him. n-.t-., llfW OD!II ,.,...,
all of the facta u N'V'Nied in IN Word ol God ~ram, ChrW ta Ina two:told n•tun~, I cannot b.li~ it poaible for Hbn to Uw aiBIMd ......, U.. cift'llmo
atllneM, for In ao doinr. the enUn Trlait)' would N iawolwd Ia .. 11 rd•
and tNt Ia unthinkable. If, .. • Man (.loha 1:1) He c:ould .m wid .. heft.,_ 0.
anrth, would It not •Ito bt 'P'MIIhle for Rlm • • Man (Qed:.W..) to .....tt ..,.
Ma '"'"' th•t He li In HNwn? Por. lt. h the • ..., •1--a.n.t .. -.
y•tenlay. •ad tol'f4U' •ad f~ (HR. 11:1).
~ nn fOil -ItFa
After llonW hod rood tht propbe-
doo In Jenrnilh (25:11, 12; 29:10).
ht enppd in f<n•nt Jm)..,. 10 ihe
LMd Ccid. R01d ...,.,. 3. ,.,.. fol-
lows one or the mott wonderful pray·
.,. of lht Bible (vv. 4-19). ·
Tho VWt of rtoo AogoHc ~ ... ,
Venes 20-23 of Don;.! 9 dotcribe
the visit of the an~tic meJimlef to
Daniel durinK hia timt of prayer be-
~~ the Lord. "T-"c:e Donie! 1<llo uo
that whikt be wu apeald.ng in prayer
he WIJ interrupted by the same one,
whom he had eeen in the pn=vious
vision a'nd that he touched hJm. The
prayer wu cut ahort for Gabriel had
come to brine him the · answer. The
man Gabriel appeared at the time of
the evening oblation, that is at 3 o' ·
clock in the afternoon. But was
there a time of the enning oblation in
Babylon? Certainly not. The Temple
had been conaumed by fire almost 70
yean before and the Jews t hen as
now in tht:ir crater dispersion, had
no altar and no sacrif-:es ldt. It is
one of the evidence! or faith in Dan·
itl. Though there was no temple and
no evening oi.Mation, yet he remem·
bered the time, and the memories of
the put filled hi! 1t0ul. The menenger
had been caused by God'! own power
to fty swiftly. He infonm na·niel that
he bad come to · glvt! hiin' skill anti
understandinc. He addresses him as
·a:reatly beloved' and tell! Daniel that
when he bepn hia supplications with
d«p hu:niliatioo and confession, he,
Gabriel, received the command to Ry
sw.i ftly and bring Daniel the a·n5wer
to his prayer .... The mr.ssage Gabriel
brought to Daniel contains more than
an answer to his prayer. It was an
an!IWtt tO flis teqUesta cOncerning tfle
people, the holy city and the sa.nctu·
ary, but at the same tim~ it is a creat
aJ:oocalypsis of the entire future of
Israel from the e·nd of the Babylonian
captivity to the time of the end, when
the Roman. Prin« ahall make a cove·
nant widt many of the Jews, when thr
desolator shall invade the land, and
wben the final great and glorious de·
livmance of Daniel's people ahall
come" (cf. A. C. Gubelein. T!t
Prof/til D ... tl. 1911, pp. 127-129).
Tho P...tktioo of rtoo s.-., Wooko
Verses 24-27 of our Biblical t~
set forth the vcat proph.e.cy of the
Senmy Weeks. Here referr:nce may
be made to the ~levant footnote to
this ~ie;nificant pusaee in the Pilcrim
Edition ( 1948) of t'he H oly Biblt, pp.
1125, 1126 : "this i.a a very important
prophecy, for it provides a framework
into which we ca·n fit many other
prophecies of the Bible. It gives a
rap1d outline of the important events
i.n the future of the Jew& fro m Dan-
iel's time to the C rucifixion of the
Lord Jesus Ouiat, and then from the
end of the Church age to the coming
of Chri5t to reicn. The wecka an
prophetic periods of seven ytGf'l each.
nol seven da:ts. Th~ main points to
remember are :
"I. The calculation of the prophecy
1tarts from the decree of Artaxerxes
to rebuild Jerusalem, giw.n to Nehe-
miah in -+55 B.C. (~t:e v. 25; d. Neh.
2 :1:8). Previow dec~s had o·nly
given perminion to rebuild the Tem-
ple ( aee 2 Chron. 36:22, 23 ; Ezra
I :1-.l).
"2. A period of a w~ it men ·
tioned in vene 25, wtlich coven the 49
years of rebuildinc and brine• the
dale to 406 B.C.
"3. Th<n in the ume ,...,. (25) o
pet'iod of 62 wtdct, or 434 yean, is
mentioned until 'Me5siah the Prince,'
who r.:aa to be 'cut off but not for
Himtelf.' This mutt refer to the
cruc:fixion of the Lord JetuJ Oriat
which look pi-obout AiD. 30.
"4. l'he deotTuction of Jerut~lcm by
the Romans in A.D. 10 11 fomoJd in
nne 26.
"5. At thll po:int the prophecy i1
suspended. StK.ty·nine weda have
bten aCcounted for and one 4t left. We
know that 1hi1 I&"· the Dis,.,.,.,iD,.
of Gno~ whtn the Goopol io boinc
pnac:hed aM thr: Clttu'tlt i1 brine
fomwct it nof ' forttoJd in the Old
T .... mtal (,.. MOIL 13 :10, II, 17.
:W, 3.!) -It fo a .. nmhnio htt~-..n
lht -and ,.,.., ........ a •• when
thlo ...... I endo with the nmonl or
the Chior<h 10 a.. ..... tho ... -" or 11oo ~ oriU 11o lul611od.
6. Tho ,.,.., ..-. IIUo of dW tpo-
tory or 1M J--1M ,_ ...... of the ... hiid '-Emplr.,
...... called ~ 'Tho ...... ....
--.· ll'llo lo the 'lirdo ....... of O.W 7, ... 1-of loo I u..,
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THE EMPIRE DEBUTANTES are, left to rlrtlt, Dorothy Ellen Logan, AUx Elizabeth
Riley, Karen WeOOy Quinn, Krtstl Louise Thornqulst, Ann Elizabeth Gibbs, Martha Lynn
Myers aod Barbara Reid Cbappel1. (Photography by Turvtlle.)
7 DEBS MAKE THEIR BOW
Set• Jocmc ildlel were tor-eudlllbr&. !aeb ol thll4cu-Tbe ftrll duce ol tbl ball
010lly preontod to ooeloty Sat-dollln bold I Ill'* cudt .. , -tndl-lly wlttl tbo --=
VdlJ et'dl.DC, J .. 15, at the IIDIU ~-· ol h'e.t.rkJwerJ debtU.Dltl nJti1Ac with their u:a ..._, E..,.e deburaJa &ad were )cUed to ODt aaotbtr pr111Dter1.
boll. bold to tllo Woote Carlo by I nap ot ptok rlblloo. Foltowtoc lbo boll lbo --room of the Newporter IDD. Tbe dthataatts, thtlr par-t&nteJ llDCl tbelr uoorta were
Tbt ball Ia spouored amually eo.ta, IDd eJCOrll ue: fUrther eotertalDed at a ..run
by Harbor Key ot tbe CtlUd Ml.u Ann Elll.abeth Gibbs, party and Cf'PU br'e&lliflll at
Guldi.Dc:e Center ot Orange Mr. IDd Mrs. Raymood Newton the home ot Mr. alld Mrs.
COIIDtJ . Glllbl, Ep Releb Jr. James Henry Qubm. pueot&
Tbe perimeter of the MoDte Mtu Dorotby Elleo Lopn, of debutante Karen w_,.
Carlo room wu outllDed wtth Dr. ud Mrs. Georp William Qllinn, and bolted by Mr. lDd
mlBiature trees and the palm Lopo, Joel Patrick Kew. Mrs. Raymood Newtoo Gtbbe,
trees on the stage were res-Miss AllX Ellzabeth RUey, parents of debutante AnnEUsa -
tooned. with nosepys stmUar Mrs. Brtus Riley and Robert beth Gibbs, aDd Or. and Mrs.
to those carried by tbe debu-Paul Riley, Davld Patrick Dap-Georce William Lop.n, parents
taotes, Further earrytnc out per, of debutante Dorothy Ellen Lo.
the p.rden scene were p.r-Ml&s Barbara Reid Chappell, pn.
1aDda or deflexes swacged ac-daaeflter or Mrs. Taylor Ctw.p-
across the stage and hiKbUght-pell, presented b)' Dr. Vi ctor NEW LIBRARY HOURS
ed wtth Intermittently spaced Marrero, escorted b)' Michael The Orance Coast College
nosegays or pink and wlltte Richard Ht.vtlr.en. Ubrary will be open trom 9a.m.
carnations. More fresh Oow-Miss ~artha Lyno Myers, to 9 p.m. Mooday through
ers, denezes and komedore Dr. and Mrs. Charles Lincoln Thursday and from 9 a.m. to
palm covered the arcbway Myers, Dwtgtlt Everett Haod. 4 p.m. on Friday during the
through which the debutantes Miss Karen Weody Quinn, summer. It will be closed on
pr oee@(1ed, Mr. and Mrs. James Henry weekeods. Those hours will be
Tl:ie guests were welcomed Quinn, Brent Ronald Ogden Jr . observed through Aug. 11. The
by Mrs. Jotm P. Wright, wbo Miss Krist! Louise Thorn-library wtll be dosed July 4.
had just completed a term of qld.st, Dr. and Mrs . John
oUice as president or Harbor Jerome Thornqulst, Kennetb HOURS FOR BOYS CLUB
Key a.nd hll.d been re-elected Bruce Wills. Harbor area Boys Club !ac-
to serve another ter m. Mrs. After the nnal debutante had IIIUes will be open during the
Wright Introduced Robert C. been presented and taken her s ummer trom 10 a.m. unUI 5
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Baird, president of tbe board place oo the sbge, Mr.Netsser p.m. Monday throtl(b Friday, N.J.RUSSO CO. 'H M r o t of directors of the Cntld Guld-ltd the ball participants ln a aDd from 9 to 2 au Saturdays. 209 s..• P•dlc •••· ear• ore ream comes rue aooe Cooter, who pve a brief staodlog toes! tothedet>utallles, Boys Clubs are located al594 Son Po4,.., Co. 90731
Df:n1ls LaMesman had a
dream 8 years aco. He saw
kids wiUa he&rlngprobJema tro-
Uclr.lng at a beautlf'UI nature
camp lDd learDing tblnp while
hawing a COOd time.
Monday, hJ.a dream started
coming true. ~·a wbe~tbe
youq Nnport Belch ad61o-
gtst and hlaa.,..IJ.formedChll-
dren'a Heu-Uore J.nstttute
opened Camp Hear-Mor e tor
hearlng-lmDalre>J children In
tlleMaUbuhWo.
"Wbea I taugflt emotionally
dt.turbed bUD:! children a tew
YiolVS aco at Camp Bloomfleld
In Mallbu Canyoo, I thougbt
It would be great lf kids with
ott.ar handicaps could have the
same ldDd of fun," Dennis re-
calls. Since then, he has be-
come a profeaslooal aud.lolo-
glst (heartne tectmlclan) with
otnces ooar Hou: h.Jspltal.
"I decided to see If I could
start a camp for the hearing-
Impaired lr.Jds, so I caUed my
old friend, Herb Kaplan. Hetb's
with the FoUDdatlon for the Ju-
Bloomfield. I asked how we
could ret started. We are go-
Inc to hue a pilot program
thls summer to determine our
needs :ud get the trameworll:
established, then go ru ll
blast ned summer."
r esume of Its activities to whJ.ch they responded by Center and at 2131 Tustln In lW~:;:,!!!~~~!; "W.!'re looking for donations. · makinc a curtsy In ..Uson. Costa Mesa. Anybody who wants to donate John McKerren was then In -
or to get a chtkllnto the camp trOOuced by "rs. Wright. He
should write the Institute at served as acting bost or
307 Placentia Ave., SuJte 202, ball, substituting for
Newport Beach.'' Lane, Harbor Key's "angel
, the year." Mr. McKerren The lnstltute s unpaid board r eceived this award in 1971 .
The flrst session wUI run of director s llas 25 members. Next to ackoolrledce tntro..
June Z4-July 7 for children Ill "They lncl~e lawyers, doc-ducttons by Mr s . WrlgDt
elementary school. Th.at one tors ,and gathStaUon atten-Mrs . Ivan w. Sturgis, ·
session Is all Dennis planned dants,' says Dennis. Former chairman, and Mrs. Ben Brown,
when he first talked the New -Olympic diving champ Dr . Sam -presentations chairman.
port Harbor Junior Chamber ot my Lee and outgoing Newport Carl Nelsser the presenter
Commerce, ofwhlch he is past. Harbor Chamber of Commerce or the evening 'introduced
president, Into taking on the manager Jack Barnett are on debutantes as' the!JY·~':~:O~:
project. the board. The debwtantes, V. tra-
"Response 'lf'iS so great," "It this thlng works, we hope dUional white ballroom gowns,
says Dennis, "wa had to tor1n to buy our own 10 acres carried pink a.od white nose-
our own board of directors as of ground •• or get It don:1\ed gays. On a white velvet
the ChJ.Idren's Hear-More In-.• right herr tn Orange County. band each wore the gold me-
sUtute. Now, we have added a It's something the cotmty could dalllon \lo'hlch had been present-
session for junior blgb school be proOO of. And we'll have ed them by Harbor Key in rae-
children from July II through camps for youngsters wlth all ognltlon of their acceptance
31 and a high school session kinds of handicaps. You know, their role as responsible cUI-
from Aug. 5 though 25. AllseS· there just aren't many recre. :t.ens of the community and for
slons are free to the kids." allan opp:Jrtunllles for haM!-the ir past participation In com-
How will aU of this be paid capped ldds." munlty activities. Escorted
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COU!n'Y11 !'F-ORANCE wu arrnl«< at t p,IO, at 1111 olllee at 1101 !loft, Alzport Waltafl bomt, 204 151b, c-flon .... hAll 0• •· Arcbtl M r-.cto klelllfl' u•, .._..., a ti,OOO rille lral Newport, 10 ,__ IW 1M .lu----
£.tate of PETER PRES-bim.Mif .tl:tr)OUee~blDl aDd a wallet conte•ntac $%1 10:.30 p.m •. , ... Chltdllrllat ......... ftt ~ Co, eet ... Ud
COlT, at.o taoft U PETER for queltloDtQC. , • Wet Alb mlllllar from btr ,_. .. after $100 wu tateo ftCIUI a lluttGr "-" BUll .. ~ r•••c walla, loG ProiDOD-
PRESCOI'T, SR., !loe•ltd. alld SCUBA dlola& .... -a, abt loft It--6lr a lew drawer 11 tbt lllltr-IIAI-lo -IMI-IIIoiiD ..... ...., -. fU,OOO.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN about $211 were burrlarlltd H<ollds Wblle J yooar boys 1ure Corp. ol1lce, ISO! Well-porlcllrtofiiiiiUI-~C.LifrRAVEII
to tbt enc11ton of tbt abon trom the pr&ll at Mtehul were 1D ber otllc:e IllUDe can~ cwt, between 4:40 p.m. JUDe Tbe ·~ ,...., lD tiM! Ioiii Roy, tcMttt.Oil at 1410
named decedtllt tblt all per-Hlselller'• rNicSeoce, 111 S9tb dy Jult before oooa , .• A TV 17 aDd '7:ZO a.m. Jtme 18 . • . ,__. ol $1,000 ud onr, IUip Bold, $14,540 •
S00S baTtrtc clalms ap.lDst tbe St., Wut Newport, betwHD DOOa Mt ftlllld at $540 wu burglar. Douclu Rannto&. HI tO Newport were 1al8ld by U.. WMI'W • IIAltBI.:. vtBW HILLS
saJd deeederat are reqlllred to Juoe 11 aDd 10 a.m. Ju.oe 13. 1sed from the dwellill& ot Har-BIYd., Costa Mesa, reported a • dfii)U'tmllllt: Du. MelwMIIIJ, lddiUOD' at
file tbem, with the oeeesaa.ry • old Htntns 715-1/2 Jasmlne $400 outboard motor stolen • JA811DfE CRBEJC 1:011 Port BrlltoJ, 110,000 •
vouchers, In the omee of th.: THURSDAY, JUNE 13 Corooa del 'wu, between 8:30 tromhlsboatatBays1deLa11leb M. J, Broet 6Socw, Mper. ac. Blab, addltioll at an
clerk of the above f!DUtled 43~Y~~a~ee Ha:-~~~ a.m. June I hod 12:40a.m.Jtme ramp, 300 E. Coast Hwy., be-mill tor ctni.U.Itp ~ Wb,lte. S&Ddealtlt, $7,000.
court, or to preseat tbem, wUb. ste/rn:• i 14. tween 4 p.m. J~me 15 and 5 DR. RICHARD BRJGH'IVAN, flter Dr., ruc:ta1 t:t .. $11,. • WEST UPPER BAY
tbe necessary vouchers, to the •.as arre a bet bome a • SATURDAY, JUNE 15 p.m. June 17 •.. Someooe 40, is Onnce Coast eone,.•a 000 to 154.000, tor a total ot P. Mc:CoJ, add room IJid
Wlderstcned at the otnees of 2·15 p.m. ar Charced with Tboma.s Ylcha.el fUl ls, 26, sprayed white paint on John new aaociate deu fA lutnc-$&51,000; alao permltllot wall co.,...ed patio, 121$ SaueJ Lo.,
HARWOOi:> & ADKINSON, 550 possesfoo 0 coca.tDe • • • of 423 E. Balboa Blvd., Bat-Dryer's ca.r while u was par-tioo, &ucceecttoc Rlcblrd L. for ttDIU coartt, $e,t50 &ad $1,000.
Nnport Center Drive, Suite ~bo~:: :r:: was :ne boa, Was charged wtth driving ked at his home at 109 Via Howe, wbO restened to retura block wall, $10,000. ' • BlG CANYON
43-f, NewportBeach,CalU'orola, Y w e a w ow under the Influence ol atcobol Quito, Lido Isle, betweea5p.m. to the classroom. Dr. BrtJ,bt-• N~WPORT Allea Hoact, ntmmtngpool,
wtlicb Is the place of business ~ s;,.s:::ae ~eal Estate, 1505 at Mth and Seashore, West June 16 aod 9:30 a.m. J~me mao bil.S beta with the Cc.st Ouuta. lriYeatmeiU, rtmod-4 Royal St, .Georp, $6,000.
of the underslped In aU mat-· • eotraJ Newport, N 17 . • • s11e Wray Mana, 436 College District st.oee 1963. el WldlD.r &ad cooftJ1 to a Peaftl, adclltioo at 18 Plne-
ters pertatlllnr to the estate ~meUme5~tweeo 5 p.m. June ryei.;~·m'~r!!:.55:.·~(00c)~:.n: Cabrlllo CoronaHJghlaDds re He 1s ao occ gndtate, re-resta.III'Ut, 2110NnportBtnt burst, $5,000.
of said decedent, within four and 8= a.m. June 14 • • · ported h1at a water bailoo~ celved bls A.B. 1n eoooomlca $1'12 1S4. ., • AIRPORT AREA
rilonths a..fter the first pubU -;he owner2 ~f O~Br~en Special-ney Lane, VersaJlles, was stop-was thrown at her car from from Staoford University, a • NE'WPORT HEIGHTS W:TK Corp. of Lot: Aoplea,
caUoo of th.ls ootlce. Y sOOp, 5 5 · oast Hwy., ped at E. Coast Hwy, aDd Jam-the second noor of a home master's degree lo marketing Jim Lee 2 story 1 lmlt Jt deftlep at IJid build
Dated June 11, 1974. Corooa del Mar, reported a . boree, near Irvine Terrace, tn the 400 block of VIa Lido at Stanford and his Pb.D. In dwelllnL 5i8 El ~An 1 e me new -
PETER L. PRESCOTT Ex-window broken betweea 5:30 at 8:40p.m. and charged wttll Soud Ltd I 1 t 11 ·55 higbet education from U:LA. $58150 ., lAc al C: Y9D Karman, Koll
ecutor of the wtll of the ~bove p.m. June 13 and 8:30 a.m. drlvtn.g under the tnnuence of cracktn ot~ \-~shield a.~ . • C~C..J:orC:.', 363& Blrch,
named decedent June 14, and estimated tbe da-alcohol ..• Earl Preston Ztm -g M I I hoOI HARWOOD lt ADKINSON mage at $200, •• Tools val-mer, 21, of Ill 31st St., West causing anVes,~n:ted $100:1:-ea s a summer sc teaant tmprot"emeat for Christ
Post Office Box 1907 Ne rl ued at $437 were stoleo from Newport, was cl\arged with be-mage · • • an spray.p -IDter•Uoaal, $lS.OOO.
Beach CA 92663 (7J.4)"'r..a a truck belongiog toSpeclallst tngtotoxicated lnpti>Ucat 1:50 red ~trt ~o~ooakca.:-:3-r::n; College Pa.rt, Pomona and deals wtu attend from &:30 WaJM 6 Wllllr Inc., 1171
1313 • Attorney f~r Exectrtor-Field Service while It was park-a.m. at 31st and w. OceanFront, sng ~ r and~ d Hal or Wilson elemeotary schools In till Z, cblldtea wtll ban a bot .Je.mboree Ro&d, chabbouse, P~bllsh· June ZO 27 July 4 • ed at B St. and E. Ocean Froot, · · • Someone apparently tlred ea 1"'93nleP, 1 •· rboon Hver-Costa Mesa wtu prOYlde a free lun•b a-'labla, plu a-le-*259•137' · • • • B lboa ... 0 a t11 t Sh h B d' son or _,a urne ar-'" ...... Doa Koll 4040 M.a.cArthur 11 1974 In the Newport Harbor a • ~om 1 p.m. June 12 r e a ep en arnar 8 bo 'VI H bll lb' c or reduced-price hot meal In menta.ry moroi"• IDICk served 1 -~ d 1-$ 800 • E ~st ' until 7:30a.m. June 13, !lome at 1100 W. Bay, Balboa, r ew omes, w e e ars ... e-e'lt._meot, 6, • gn. at noon, putting a whole In an were parked on the street there conjWlctlon wlthsummer school from 8 to 8:20. R.,ullr bot • NEWPORT CENTER
LIGAL NOnCE • FRIDAY, JUNE 14 upstairs window screen and at about 1:25 a.m., and broke for those students who are ell-Iuoch cost ls ~.and tbe mor-Wei!J: Fargo Bank, 660 New-
Burglars took 2 calculators, chipping off pieces of the roof a window on Mr. Dworak's car, gtble, accordlnr to Eve Cre-nlog soact wtU cost 1~. . port CeDter Dr., teoa.ot devei-
F'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME a typewriter aDd a cloc:k from while family members sat 0~ $ca
3
us
00
1ngto e
1
stblmaDwted akdamagesandof m~:~~~ :rtl: :::~to~t A.1y student ln tbe dlstrlet opm,. .. t.K$81Da,OOO.
STATEMENT omces of c. c. Properties, 4320 the front porch. . e or car may atteod summer ICbooi at . . vis, teoant 1m -
The following persons are Campus Dr., AlrJ)Ort area, be-• SA UNDAY, JUNE 16 $200 to the Halverson car. College Part on summer school Col ieee Part or at Pomoaa, provement, 220 aoo 280 New-
doing business as: R G Prod-tween 11 p.m. June l.f a.od 9:45 J VI 8 , TUESD Y JUNE 18 mornlngps fr-om 8:05 to 8:45, which Is offerlog a special bl-port Center Dr., both $5,592.
ucts, 1826 Placentia, Costa a.m. June 15 •.. Cash totalling 12 5eaMnneF ola Clack, 50, of A , aRd at omo~ from 8 to 8:20. Ungual progra.m; but students Ir'l1ne co., 660 NewportCen-
Mesa, CalU. 92626: George L. s400 was taken from the un-c adden, entral New. A hydraulic holst, valued at Any student atteodlng can buy must provide tbtlr own tra.u-ter Orin, estabtlsll suite for
McCartney, 182:6 Placentia, locked safe at La Cantina 11 _ port, was charged wtth being $350, was stolen from a Big his brealct:ut for 25~. portat1on. AtteDdaDce at WILson Marriott Hotel Corp., Sll, '104.
Costa Mesa 92626; Ray Wood, quor store, 3244 E. Coast Hwy., Intoxicated In pltlllc at Edge-Canyon Country Club truck Because Wllsoo's summer Is Umited to cbltdren 111 tbe • CORONA HIGHLANDS
1826 Placeotla, Costa Mesa Corona del Mar between !:30 water and Washington, Balboa, while the truck was in the club school Is a special extended Wllson-Caoyoo atteodance ar-ThOmas Boler, addttlon at
92626. ' at 5:45p.m .•. Pollee arr ested maintenance ar ea from 6 p.m learnlnlt esperlence, and stu-ea. 401 Cortes Circle, $7,200_
This business is conducted Bruce George Allen, 26, or JWte 18 until 5:30 a.m. June
by an unincorporated assocla-LEGAL MOTICI! 303 Iris, Coroo.a del Mar, out -19 ... A YOWlg couple, de-BUDGET 0 K tton other than a partnership. fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME side the Mariner's Mile, and scribed as about 19 years old,
Signed: Geor ge McCartney, STATEMENT charged hi m with resisting ar-ate a rr.eal valued at $13.90 at • •
th:~o:~em~~r;a~:u~:~~ bu~~~!~'~':'~~J:rmso~~:~~ ~f:!nr ~on~~~~~~nh;l~hn:~~~; :~:~t=~::s A~::~a::~~2~~ DUE JULY 10
County oo JWle 6, 1974. & Associates, 101 Harbor used foul language In the pre. '1 p.m. and ran from the res-
~t.lbtish: Juoe 13, 20, 27, Island Road, Newport Beach, seoce of women ... Douglas taurant withoutFpaying their btll The Coast Com mU11ty Col-
July 4, 1974, tn tbe Newport Ca. 92660: Wtlllam Ballinger, Mitton McB ride, 23, of 2407 ... Harold urrow1 309 E. lege District trustees approfed
Harbor Ensign. F-34462 101 Harbor Isla:nd Road, New-Margaret, Newport Het~hts, Bay, Balboa,reported~1 08bur-a r ecord preliminary budpt
Highway House of Prayer
2411 E. COAST HW'I'., COIIOMA DEL MAR
LOWII LIVIL-II AI
INTBRDE!NOMINATIOHAL, PULL. GOSPE!L
port Beach, 92660. was char ged with being tntoxi-glarized from hlsbomebetweell tor the 1974_75 year last week.
This business l.s conducted cated In public at 1:50 a.m . at 9 a.m. and 6:45 p.m. by a The total buo1get or $H S2Z 886 Corporation Name: Corbin---~=-=~-:C::':"::7'--
Martln, Inc. Signature & Title: LIGAL MOnc•
SUMD.tY SCHOOL• t•O WOIIMIP IIIVICIIJ 11100
IYAHGILISnC IIIY1CI• .... P,M. IUMD.tY
Pl.tY'II AMD IIlLI STUDY• ·7,. P,L W'IDMIIDAY
WILLIAM T. ltiOAH, PASTOR E. R. Corbin, Secretary-Treas-
I.U'er.
This statement was flled with
the County Clerk or Orange
County on M~ty 29, 1974.
Publlsh: June 6, 13, 20, 27,
1974, In the Newport HarbOr
Ensign. F -34227
LIG.t.L IIOTICI
1FICTIT10l.S BUSINE~ NAME
STATEMENT
The following person Is doing
business as: Lagw'la Physical
Therapy, 321 Third St., Laguna
Beach 92651 : Jerry Kaufman,
1891 5 Berry Tree Lane,
Orange, Ca.Uf.
This business Is conducted
by an Individual.
Slgoed: Jern Kaufman.
Thi s statement was riled with
the County Clerk of Orangt!
County on May 29 , 1974.
Publish: June 6, 13, 20, 27,
197 4, In the Newport Harbor
Ensign. F -34225
LEGAL HOTIC!
FICTITIOUS BI.BINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The following person Is doing
business as: Centurion Muslc
Co., 1300 Mar ian,"" Newport
Beach, CaW. 92660: Randall
Woltz, 1300 Marian, Ne·.vpor t
Beach, CaW. 92660.
This statement Is conducted
by an individual.
Signed: Randall Woltz.
This statement was fil ed with
the County Clerk of Orange
County on May 29, 1974.
Publish : June 6, 13, 20, 27,
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: R & R Auto-
motive, 3631 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Mar , Callt. 92625:
Rtclw"d R. Rosebush, 2264
Fountain Way W., Costa Mesa,
Cal. 92626; Robert L. Rttcble,
407 Kings Pl., Newport Bea cll,
Cal. 92660.
Thls business Is conducted
by a general partnership.
Signed: Rictla.rd R. Rosebush.
This statement was filed with
the County Clerk of Orange
County on May 29, 1974.
PubUsh: June 6, 13, 20, 27,
1974, in the Newport Harbor
Ensign. P -34228
\.IGAL MOTICI
F"ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: B and H
Enterprises, 2321 0 Via Puerta,
Laguna Hills, Calif. 92653:
Robert L. aod Charlotte K.
Brown, 2321 0 Via Puerta,
Laguna Hills, Calif.; Myron Q .
and Mary Hayhurst, 15502
Cherrylee Drive, El Monte,·
Calif.
This business Is being coo-
dueled by a partnership.
This statement filed with the
county clerk or Orange County
on June 6, 19'14.
Publish: June
Ju ly 4, 19'14, 1n
Harbor Ensign,
13, 20, 27,
the Newport
F -34465
1974, In the Newport Har bor --------,..,---
Ensign. F -34226 LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE -FICTIT101l5 BUSINESS NAME --==:::..:::::_;~::_-STATEMENT
FICTITIOUS Bl..SINESS NAME The following persons are
STATEMENT doing business as: Tbe Trtett
The following person Is doing Company, 10171 BirchwOOd
business as: Surfside Leasing Drive, Huntington Beach, Cal.
Company, 4208 River Avenue , 92646 : Robert Wyatt Frye, 4833
Newport Beach,. CaUl. 92660: Cortia.od Dr., CorOfll. del Mar,
Dustin R, O'Neil, 4208 Rtver Cal. 92625; FeUksas Palubtns-
Aveoue, Newport Beach, Calif. ka s, 10171 Birchwood Dr.,
9Z660. Huntington &lach, Cat. 92646.
Th.ls business Is being con-This business ls conducted
dueled by an lndJvtdual. by a g1!neral partnership.
Slped: Dustin R. O'Neil. Signed: R. W. Frye.
Thts statement filed wtth the This statement was ftled wtth
county clerk of Orange County the Coooty Clerk of Orange
on Nay 29, 1974 . CoWlty oo Jtme 10, 1974.
Publlsh: June 6, 13, 20, 27, PJ.i>lish : June 13, 20, 27,
1974, In the Newport Harbor July 4, 19?4, In tba Newport
Eostgn. F -34230 Harbor Eosl&:n. F -S45"
by an illdlvtdual. 3333 W. Coast Hwy., Mariner's thief who broke In through a is the largest 1n the district's
Signed: WUUam Ballinger. Mile ... Pat W. Carter, 4000 locked screen door .•. A $150 27_year history,
This statement was filed with Park Newport, reported that patio table w~s stolen fr-om Ju-Correllaa J. Thompson, vice
tile County Clerk of Orange clothing worth $556 was stolen d
22
11
7
h CCorona
8
s froot porch at chancellor o! bu3:Ines:s affairs,
County on Juoe 6, 1974, trom hJs locked car while It oral, alboa Island, be-stressed tll.lt u Is strictly a
Publish: June 13, 20, 27, was parked ln the 2300 block tween 9:30 and l0:30 a.m. preU.minary bud(et and that
July 4, 1974, 1n the Newport of Newport Blvd. numtrous ciRnges wtll be maf'!.!
Harbor Ensign. F -34466 s f b b h I before the publlcattoo bu1get
-LEGAL MQnCE a e as a om s e fer :~/::-·~~..:~ ·: '.::d ~~~
Notice or Trustee's Sale Worried about those coins or valuables. 1n the event of a ln other action the board:
No. 0-134&4 silver bars hidden arourKI the bank or savings and !ooan fall-• APPH0 11EO the cerUftcated
sta!f 53 \ary schedule for the
1974-75 year, renecttng a 10
per cent salary tncrease ap-
proved by the board 'lt Its
previous meeting.
• APPROVED the classtfted
sta~f salati' s~hedU.:e, also re-
flecting the 10 per ceot salary
Increase.
On July 23, 1974, at 2:00 house? How safe are they':' "Not ure, access to your stored i-
o'clock P.M., at the south rront sate at all," declares Robert terns could l>e de layed for a
entrance of the old Orange G. Gar r ison, vice president of critical lime period while bank
County Cour thouse located In the Swiss Vaults of Santa. Ana, examiners audit tile bank's as-
the 200 block of West Santa "The incldenceof hometherts sets and books. Another ad-
Ana Blvd., (formerly West where coins, silver and other vantage lo; t:w ~blllty to t1estg-
Si.Ith Streen In Santa Ana, Cal-valuables have been located and oate with:lrawal a Jl'lol·lty to
trornta, SECURITY PAC IFIC stolen, has increased alar ming-anyone of your choi ce. Heirs
NA TIONAL BANK, as duly ap.-ly. Almost ever yo ne has silver could have Imm ediate access
pointed trustee under the deed coins tucked Jway, yet many and control of store:1 It ems
of trust dated December 4, forget they ar now worth three without the long delays of pro-• A UTHOIUZED ~he oona nua-
1968, made by Grayson M. Me-to four times their face value bate proceedings." tlon of the frlng9 be:.efttspll·!k-
Carty and Pllyllls P. McCarty, aoo have become avery desire-CG RECRUIT JOHN EDIE age for district em;lloyaes for
recorded on December 16, 1968, able target for burglars." t 974-'75, wlthoW. a change or
tn book 8816, page 63 4 or Of-The Swiss Vaults, with plans TRAINING AT ALAMEDA coverage.
ficlal Records tn the om ce or for local depositories In ma-Coast Guard seaman r ecrult • APPROVE D anagreementfor
the Co unty Recorder of Orange )or population centers through . John K. Edte, son of Mr s.lrene aM3a.Uoo with the Guden
County, California, by reason out the United States, provides A. Edle of 1179 Dorset Lane, Grove unified school district.
of default tn the payment or private, Insured storage, by the Costa Mesa, Is undergoing 8 The agreement bas beeo
perfor ma.nee of obligations se-day or by tile year. for the pro-weeks or basic mllltary train-a~roved by tbe Garden Grove
c ured ther eby, a Notice of De-tectlon of silver, gold coins, log at the Coast Guard Train-district trustees and will DOti
fault a.nd Election tD Sell Un-gems, paintings, private cot. tng Ceti.ter, Alameda, CaU f. He go to the Oranp CoWlty de.
der Deed of Trust having been lectlons or other nluables. wtll receive instru:tion 1.o sea-partment of educatloo. It wll
recor ded as provtded tor by The Vaults, designed to me~t manshlp damage control close later be submitted to the stat.:
law and more than three months tile very rigid underwriter's order d~IU nrst aid ~arks-c hancellor's omce.
having elapsed since such re-requirements for security an1 manshtp c'oast Guud 1istory • SET July boardmeetiogdates
cordatlon, will sell at public safety trom tt.re, are much like aa1 m:u6ry regulations. for July 10 and 24.
auction to the higtlest btdder the bombshelter block houses rr====""==============="if for cash, payable ln lawful mo-of World War II. Thick concrete
ney of the United States of A-walls, celllngs, and floors are
merlca at ttme of sale, with-heavily reWorced with a net-
out covenant or warranty ex-work of high-strength steel
pr essed or tmplled as to title, bars. Each vault door Itself
possession or encumbrances, weighs over two thousand
the Interest conveyedtoandoo"l' pounds and locks along Us full
held by u under sa1d deed of perimeter Into an Integral steel
trust, In and to the property door jamb, It lscooslderedlm-
tn Orange County, State of Ca-permeable to exterior explosion
Uforala, descr ibed as: The or dlsturbe.nce.
Northeasterly one-half of Lot The entire butldtna: ls totally u.s, Tract 706 as per map protected by electronic s urveil-
r ecorded In book 21, pap 25 lance systems and silent at-
of MJscella.neous Maps 1n tbe arms. The 24-bour total se-
om ce of the Reccrder of sa.ld curity system Is provided by
Couoty. the Honeywell Protection Ser-.
Tbe street address aod other vtce of Santa Ana. Tbe system
common dest.paUoa., u uy, of is so deslped that a knock on
the real property described a-the wall or the operation of
bon Is purported to be: 20051 a fan motor will acUn.te the
Publish Your
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
IN I ~ ~ I'"OR ALL CITin . "';ENsLCN &.. ,OUN~N. COUNTY
ONLY $25.00
l'lUS $10 I'".Oit THI! OR,t,.NOI! COUM"TY "LIMO '!I)
We wm take care d. both the ttuAc IDd. the
publication It you send 111 the S copies ol tbe
F lcttuous Business Name sta.temeM, ftlled OIC
aDd signed, and accornpu.led by a check b $35.
Or you cao come tb the Eostp oftlce to 1!11 out
the for ms. NotulJJ.Ra: Ia DOt DteeiiU')'.
2721 f, COAST HWY., CO.OHA DIL Mo\., CALtP,
TI!LfPHOHI UJoOUO Wornil. TbeUDder&lpedTrus-trot tramc now wttntn the pre.
tee dlac.lalml uy IJabiUty'for ml.ses and only bonded employ-
any loeorr.ctDIII of tile street ees have key access to the stor-
addr.., &ad otbef commoa de-are a.reas. The SW!Is Vault. ·----------------------. atpatloa. lf any, Aon berelll. bu beea deslped to be com-
Said .... wtu be made to pay plltaty MC:taa aOO to prO'fl.de
LIGAL MOnel the obJJtollool-artd by l&ld mulmum orotecllon.
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME LIGAL MOnet dltd of trDIIIncllllll.ortD cOIIfo, Accouota are handled In prJ-
STATEMENt IM8 ud expeut& ~ trllltte vaey ud MCrtc:y, Tbe Swtsa
Tbe totlowb:lc per tot~ lsootnc FICTmous BtSIHESS NAME • ..., of the trut ertattd bJ Aid Vaultl "DO oama" sconce 11•·
•as1DeJa a1: Soatn Coa.t Elec:-STATEMENT deed of ,trust; aU suma ax-tam prorldls for completelY 'e IDcorporatad t 78'15 sty The tollotrllll ptrJOD.lldoiAC pe.Sed IDler tbt term.a ol aid prlnta coded aceeu aDd re-~k 81~ •• Ste.J, irnne,Caut. • bustaea as: LH Campbell deed ol trut, DOt tbeO rar-Jd; trt,anl.
9%'107: Sou!" Coati Electric tn. A•-IAita. liS <>rebid AYt" alld $S,4a0.15 rtmallllar prla-•Atarmlnr world mooellr}'
corpant.:l. ~-of [pcorp: CoroM ~I Mar, calif. IUZlS: c•1 of tbe _,. t«lll".:f by coedltioDt require that your
C&IU},I'M'I5 5t1 Part B!Yd waa.IAt c.-n.auor. llhl-allnll.wfll>lalortll w.abbtprotsettcl!romt•trY
Ste. ·l, ln1M, CaiU. tz70'7: eWd Aft., eon-. dal Mar, bom Juary ZO, 1914, u Ill pot.Mial ~,'' ._,., Yr.
ng -u• 11 bolllr --Calli. 11115. l&ld-proYldtd. Gur-. -t-1117, lllo d-by·--· nu -..... .-lltltd:J-1!,11'14 s..,.. ... c...-talld-IAPI-
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THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
T111 CIMTII POl 111\.ICAL STUDII!S
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Dl. JIMMY COMaS, PASTOR
COSTA MilA COUNII:LINO CENTER
TO aiMANCI DYRMII.C LIY.IMG
AIIOTIIEIIIIIIISTIY Or '!WE nU'I' BAPTIST CBURCB
11'1'. JAM IS HIMIY, DIIICTOI
PAIIILY, .-.u., CALL MI-l 'Ill
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UAIIM. TO LIVI "Till DYMMIIC Llfl"
FIRST CHUII.ot OF
OIRIST, SCI!N11ST
3303 Via Lido
N...,_a-lo .
SUNDAY SOIO!>L
9. 10.10 ....
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MEmNG lp.a
READING ROOM
Week cbys: 9 a.111. • S p.m.
Wed.nd.y: 9 a.•.-7•45
T ...... y uod Friday:
9 a.m.· 5 p.m.; 7-9 p.m.
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for Men
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for Women , n Collar
Cuff
.lk'hind
EXCHANGE CLUB of Newport Harbor Installed nn offi-
cers tor the comlDg year last Thursday at the Bahl.a
Corinttrtan Yacht Club. From left are secretary-treasurer
Joe Chambers, board member Rtck Wallace, District
Director Jim Dalley of Long Beach, who was t.nstalling
ot.ncer, board member Douc Kei.C), incoming presldeDl
Dick Hodge, new Dh1.ston 8 dlrector Jack Dalbey, 1st
vice-president Al Dunlap, outgolngpresldentChatlesBrown,
bers for a seeond yea.r are Bill LaDow and Fred Davis.
(Exchar:.ge Club photo.)
Ad agency coming here
The first ma)or advertising
agency to locate In Newport
,,, Center wtll be Cochrane Chase
~~~ & Co., thti Irvine Co., owner of
munlty, and Southern CaUtor -
nla, especially the South Orange
County area, Is the fastest-
crowtnc area in the county.'·
C.t nttt St. the shopping center, announced
:1 c..... .._. this week. t4l·UM 1 Billed as tne biggest full-~==~~:::::. service ad agency In Orange PI County aOO one of the top 10
Independent agencies in the west
Cochrane Chase wUI lease the
entire lOth fioor of the Wells
Fargo building, sooo to be com-
pleted.
Its office, with 4Semployees,
is now In Fullerton. The move
here Is scheduled for sometime
In September.
In making the announcement,
Irvine commercial vtce-pres-!;~!;IJ ident Albert Auer noted that
Newport Center has added an ~
average of 2 new companies .,..,_
weekly during the past 2 years, "'-.
CANDY PURCHASE
PROVES COSTLY
A secretary who bought a
couple of candy bars from 2
little boys June 14 believes
they might have taken a $2,000
ring from her purse.
Ruth Arden Schaeffer , 29, a
receptionist at an otnce at
1101 Dove St., Airport Are::~..
told poUce ber wallet, $28 In
cu!l and the l -1/2: carat ruby -
NEW I •
THURS04Y, JUNE 27, 1974
COIIOIIA D£1.' liAR, .C'AL
GAS SA
FOR ALL OF YOUR
INSURANCE NEEDS
GENE H. ROBERTSON
INSURANCE
~ nur /n riependo1t Insurance Agent
27 11 E. COAST HWY
Corona d~l Mar -Tel~phone 673-3850
MARINERS CHURCH
and that the nearby Irvine In-
dustrial Complex ha s kept about
the same growth pace.
and gold ring were missing THE TEACHING IS CENTERED ON JEStl CIIRIIT
PATRICIA PETT is Orange a.tlet the visit by the 2 boys, ~ AND TRE BIBLE, WITH EMP~ OM PRACU:AL •
Cochrane Chase founded the Coast College's new assistant both about 11 years old. Each • ,.1 CHRISTIAN UVING. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME,
dean ofadmtssionsandrecords. boY had a hox of candy, and _' •. . c o1111seUnc and rlattlAc&YaUable.
She replaces Wayoe H. Wolfe, she bought one from each when SUNDAY SERVICES ~
who was recently promote...! to they came ~ to her r eception NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS of the Newport Beach Char-WORSHIP SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
the position of assoclate dean. counter about ROOn. She took ter Chapler of the American Business Woman's Assn. are, 8:30, 9:45 a.OO 11 :00 A.M .
~==~:!::!:::::~ company that bears h.is name 1 8 years ago, aDd is Its presl-
l l~;!~lsiiEIR~i dent. "Newport Center ts Orange
County's largest business and
shopping center,'· be said when
the lease was announced. "The
lfvt.ne.loj1ustrlal c;omplet Is the
naUon's largest industrial com-
Miss Pett, an Orange Cotmty the money from her purse on seated left to rlgtlt, Mrs. J. J. Long, vice-president, and EVENING SERVICE .......... '7:00 P.M.
native, is a Santa Ana College the counter, paid for the candy, Mrs. B. P. Kephart, president: standing, Mrs. Howar d PHO:o;E : 6'75-4550
grad•te, earned a B.A. In so~ then went into a back room to Palmer, r_.cor dlng secretary; Cynthia Bell, corresponding ZZOO E. Cout lhrJ •• Newport Blaeb, Mil MIICAitiM'
cia! science from t.SC andre-offer some candy to a fellow ,;s:ec:r:•:ta~r:y~, •:n~d~M:r~s~-~R~o:be:r:t~-F~tnoe::pn:·~IT:ea::s:ur:•:r~.~--:....!::~=~=:::~~~==========~ cetved an M.A. ln physlealedu-employee. Her purse was alone
cadon and an M.S. in counsel-in the room with the boys tor a
tog at USC. She served as an few seconds, she reported.
assistant dean at the College At s p.m . when she got ready
of the Stsklyous inW~,CaW., to leave tor the day, she rotmd
tor 2 years and was a coun-the ring, wallet and mone y mls-
selor at Tulelake high school mlssinr from her purse. In Northern California tor one .:::.:::.:::~.:::.::::....:..:::..;..:. __
year. LIGAL MOnel
COUPLE FROIII BALBOA
ON FLOATING CAIIIPUS
Mr. and Mrs. Bela Andork.a,
304 E. Ocean, Balboli, ar e par-
ticipating in ChapmanCollege's
World Campus Afloal in its
third summer session study-
voyage. They joined the sea-
going S. S. Universe Campus
June 1 '7 when 11 embarked from
Los Angeles for ports in Ha -
waii, Korea, Taiwan, the PhU-
tpplnes aDd Hoog Kong. Parti-
cipants return July 25 to the
U. S. from Hong Kong by chat-
ter ntght.
f'ICTITIOUS BlEINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The following person is doing
businesS as: Team Catuornia,
2419 N. Spruce, Santa Ana,
Ca. 92'706 : Ronald F. Mil ler ,
315 Diamond, Balboa Island,
Ca.
This business Is conducted
by an individual.
Signed: Ronald f . Miller.
This statement was filed with
the County Clerk of Orange
CoWlty on JW"Ie 20, 19'74.
PubUsh: June 2'7, Jul}' 4, t l,
18, 19'74, In the Newport Harbor
Ensign. F" -3491 4
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Wt 1 instill c.ble TV in~ home ro, just 99L
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YOU THE HIGHEST
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ON YOL:RSAVINGS
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for early "it hdra" al f'n 311 ,-.. ·rt•fklll\' ·'"'<'II"'''
Sal'l' St .()(X) oc mon:-"'ith u~ and "'c'll N''t'l"l"t' YL"-11' "~:~fe plac .. ·". :t
spadouJ> sat"e deposit box. It"~ a pm:tll' pl:tct' fN Y~'llt imJl()tlanl
kccpables.
FREE safe deposil boxes
at Mariners and ...
And there's so much more for you at Mariners . Our exclusive Mariners
Club offers you discounts on purchases of most everything. Just
maintain a balance ofSS.OOO or more.
Don't forget about our other free services! Like travelers checks. money
orders. notary service, trust deed note collection (wit h minimum
balance) and of course. a friendly smiling face.
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COME TO MARINERS SAVINGS AND LOAN -THE "SAFE PLACE"
R:IUNDI!D 1 9.Sl
MARINERS SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION cJ~ I
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'Invitation to the
ow€r & lqdoor arden
estiVal celebratin the ..,.
' coiilpletion of our office in
JUNE
ort each
25-28 • 320tJfeWJ)ortGJ3ou1evard
(Across from City Hall)
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~endar of~vents
Somethin~for~veryone
Join the fun! Coffee, pastries, punch,
demonstrations of flower arranging, indoor
gardening, potting and the potter's art.
Los Angeles Federal Savers and friends will
hav e an opportunity on Wednesday to meet
and chat with Lynn and Joel Rapp, who will
autograph copies of t heir engagingly
written bestseller "Mother Earth's
Hassle· Free Indoor Plant Book:'
Demonstrations of
flower arrangement,
and indoor plant
care:
Free Garden Books
flimit one per
person per da,y) :
Potter's wheel
demonstrations
and daily drawing
for fired pottery by
young artisan,
Paul ~or, every
da,y,lla.m. to 2 p.m.:
'fuesda,y
June25
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Flowers by
Moni, Inc.
Sunset Book:
.. Gardening in
Containers"
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Potter's wheel
demonStrations
and drawing
WedJioodo¥
June26
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Richard's Flower
Shop
J2 D.-2 p.m.
Peo..-1_.......,
by autbon LYDD
..... Joel Ropp wbo
will •utocnl>h lbelr
beet oeller "Molhor
Eutb's lluale-Free
Indoor Ploat Book"
lla.m.-2 p.m.
Potter's wheel
demonstrations
and drawing
Personal Checking Accounts •Informed Buyers" Bureau
Membership • OVER-the-COUNTER Life Insurance • Income Th.x
Preparation • Travel• RTD Schedules • Los Angeles Federal
Savings Quarterly Magazine • Safe Deposit Boxes • Tra.velers
Cheeks • Money Orders • Notary Service • Personal Document
Copying Service • Buy or Cash in U.S. Savings Bonds • Note and
Ttust Deed Collection • Special Tax Deferment Savings Accounts
• "CHECK·A-MONTH'c. tncome • Passbook Loans • Payroll Savings •
Piggy Banks • Gift Cheeks • Postage-Paid Save-by-Mail Envelopes
• Funeral Expense Protection • Free Parking • Extra Hours-
Open to 6 on Fridays
(some require minimum balancel.
Do you have One? You should.
Paying for one? You shouldn't. If
you have a savings account or
$1000 or more, a safe deposit box
is yours free.
WSANGELES
Tb~
June27
Friday
June28
Ua.m.-2p.m.
HoUist.er's Nursery
F1orist
11 a. m.-2 p.m.
Newport Florist
Sunset Book : s utiset Bciok : "Terrariums and
Miniature Gardens" "House Plants ..
11 a.rn.-2 p.m.
Potter's wheel
demonstrations
and drawing
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Potter's wheel
demonstrations
and drawing
ANNUAL INT£REST RATES ON INSURED SAVINGS
All llltornl COIIII*IIIIIH dally
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