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shot down by state BIG WINNER In la st Saturday's C tLarach~r Boat Parade
was ''No Sudor, •· owned by Bur bank's Richard Menldn.
It won In 4 categories, intludtng the Big Toot award
for best sound and the Grand Anctent Mariner trophy
for best overall non-commer cial entry. (Ensign photo.)
Winners named
in boat parade
Efforts to move ..:om merclal Blurt Senator Dennls Carpen-
jets from Orange County Air-ter, the Senate voted Zl -6 to
port sutrered a setb. ·K Monday approve a b111 sponsored by
-wben the state Senate okayed a lame-duck Assemblyman Floyd
meastae that would force a Wakefield of Downey. The bill
popular local vote before a new calls for a majority vote of
jetport can be' built in the Chino resldeots of the area affected
Hills area of nr>· ::,east Orange by jet tram.c around Chino
County. Hills.
Despite opposition from East ".\ vote on the airport means
RATE CUT,
TAXES UP
no airport at all," said Senator oot be available now or to the
Carpenter, who sponsored future ror jolnt m1Utary-
leglslatlon 2 years ,ago to ldll clvma.n use.
the Pacific Coast freeway route El Toro and Chino Hills have
after Newport residents voted been 2 of the top candidates
against Jettlngthefr eewaycome tor a new site tor commerclal through thelr town. Nev.rport's 14th annual Char-Other trophy wlnoers tnc lud-lets now using Orange CoWity •-o~At -· d 6 John Lowman of • -~,., C ac...,.r ......... par!l . ..,. rew 4 en-ed Dick P!avan of Balboa, ...... &--Airport. itlzens groups and t 1 --th nd Beach, president of Ch'-Hilts res a.... ousa s of onlook-whose "JackS. Fogbotmd"took u., local government o!fictals have s da Airport Complex Inc., which er s atur Y undPr sunny the Dirty Old Manifold trophy; battled for several years to k1 tlopes to build the airport, said move jet traffic away from the s es. Don Dot}· of Sanb Ana, wlni'IE'r
tile Senate vote "sets a bad local airport, because the The grand Sweepstakes of the Thwarted Thwart Jack
nd t Award was won by Southern Barnett trophy with "Obason"; prec ent or public service planes take off over ~r proJects of a r egional nature." Ne•'J)Orl Bay. Callfornla. First National band leader David Rose ot Ver -
He called the b111 dlscrlm11l -Bank's entry. sallies, a pere'nnial s teamboat
atory, because part of the pro-Another site being looked at But "No Sudor ," a rollick- c lass .,..Inner with his ''Koben -
posed alrtleld would be lD San by local jet oppooents Is the ing muslc-tllled boat owned by baven, .. which again won the
Bernardino County . northern edge of the Marine Richard Menltin of Burbank, Wheel, Steam .aod Bell award;
Mr. Wakerteld's bUI must base at Camp Pendleton, ~st sailed away with 4 d1t!'erent "the Walrus," owned by Jim
now go back to the Assembl\' south of San Clemente. awards. Barrett of CUrt Haven, winner
t · Theme of this year's parade of the Dr lp p) St ufnng Bo•·. an or concurr~ce wtth mlr~'lr r-:ewnnrt Vice-Mayor Milan Newport's local property tax years, wm be $1 ,18 tor the Senate amend ments. It pass,..rl Dosta-t'~said last week he is was ·•Newport --thegoodlUe.'' entry br R!ad:.beard's resta.u-
ratewascutbyZ centsMooday nscatyearendJngneztJune30. the Assembl)" 52 to z in June. prepared to .. ...., alloftheway Southern Cautornta First rant, whi ch -...·on the Leakin'
.tght Former COWlcllman C••t toV NaUonal's entry won the Jud-Timbers award,· ••Sure · ... The Chino Hills decision to the Wllite HollSe, ~ ne-Ctty Co"""llmen decldnd oo Kymla or C!l!l Haven an .... ges' DOd tor portraytng the Eoough," s kl ........ re<l b, Greg ...-.. • ..... -comes just a week after the cessary'' to get a more f.:lvor . """" the c~!f after they lea~ that cbltect of city budget policy Pentaann warned tbat tbe El able decision on joint use of theme best. Boston of Huntingf.on Beach.
1 17 per cent jump 11\ aaMssed durin& the past 4 years, re-Toro toM:ar1ne A1r stattoa will El Taro. "No Stldor'" took tl'le Big w_lnner of the Bllgy Btnnacte ~~*~0==·= ;::;:=.:~:::;= ~;r~-~YE' ~D:S HIKE ~:i!E~:~~i~ 5i~::;~::ti ~ •-''"'"
Because or tbe M&her Ylltll· I n u.., I .:; .... ...... plaqae tor best Hill of Balboa won the 2nd
Uons, e•erybody.wtll sttll have ''The Sl.ZO Js not the same, costume, aDd toot the Grand place BUgy Binnacle award witt>
a Mgber total property tax bill. because of the assessment 111. LUNCH. PRICES ~ Allclent Mariner trophy as the his '·Charmaine.·· The z cent tax cut represents creases," he said. "You would best all-arouod noo -commer.
1 $Z.SO rnductioD for a ISO,OOO be asking people to pay 17 ci.al entry. SfH'clal plaques went to Chi-~ cago Title's --Mllrtar" for borne, and about $90,000 city-per C':flt more .. The No. 1 prob-School luncbes will cost a scrapped iD order to bring bids The Suavlest Swabs award, sound; Jean Spaillng's · Bar-
wide, from the total If no t:I.J: lem m Amertca }5 hlflatlon, little more this year l.DNe'<lrJ)Ql't more into llne with tbe bOOget. for best costuming overall, rar uda'" for best theme In the
cut had been made. aDd the only wa}' to fight It alld Costa Mesa went to "Prima Donna," the
Instead of cutting the tu:rate is to1 ~~duce the cost of govern-Newport.Me~ school trus-1• STUD£1NT lntormation00d1~~ Bank of Newport entry. ~~~~~.:r "S~;isl~~~se·· 8 ~~:
by 1~ and sUcking with the men. tees Tuesday night ·~roved c osure rues were cbarlg w The Ranger, a classic
C 11 L Itt K hn ~ t•-· nt •· t the hOo ut 1 H sound; and Milt Hlrvey·s "Co-budget they bad already adopt-ounc woman uc e ue Increases of !rom 5, ~ 1fV'O a ww pare s w rev ew sc oer o o ooolulu, took r lr tn T eed • Th .,. w V'!'. hOot d ol ~~-·ts ~ the Loo s quette" for costuming. ed, the Council decided tospeDd o v e er race agT . , e The standard lunch served sc recnr s :u""""' a.... se crew Award for "Miss Kasch,"' a Los An·
most of the wlndfallta.J:.lncome. psychological Impact of the cut to children In ··~·r-•ten cllallenge some recor ded In-best overall animation. Pirates
Itt .. '• 1 ho beg! ~ -r u E b tud ,.. u btn h 1 ..t.. ge les Fire Dept. entry, won '"Wbat we have dooe tontgtlt vt .... peep e w are n-througb eth grade wtU go~ orma on. a~ s e s re-c m g er r ge, ... gaDdsw.ord-
ls good but we could have nlng to wonder It there Is ever to 45~ Students ln grad 9 cord will no-.: be periodically n~t:1ng on the bow got cheers ~.:~~J~g~~;_.,.:t ~!:
done 'better," commented going to be a ta.1 cut ," she through' 12 _111 pay ·~."and purged of non -essentlal lntor -tram tbe shore.
sald • ~ U Th .. .......~ by '~~~iltiam Cobert)· of Udo Ma yor Oona)d Mcinnis after . adults wUI pay 75~ to 804; m~ on. e .... ommuuures Award for lbe 5-l vote to cut the rate Etus Glu1er of Ray Shores, Sa.odwt h d Inks a.oo · SALARY agreements aDd tbe most attractive entry in Isle, rrewed by 3 small boys.
2 cents He had favored a 5~ an unsuccessful Council can-clal entr~ :s~nf sta t =~ fringe benefits, including the commercial division went A.,.·ards were made at a buf-
2ti1DI cut. Co~cllmanHonrdRoprs didate 1n the Ap ril electtori. the same ~rices as t!.s: ~boo! $5,000 life insurance on schOol to the Balboa Ba~-Club 's entry, ret dinner rJance u the Balboa
of Balboa opposed a tax cut. r emlnded the ::ounc tl that "we year, wtth the exception of a employees, agreed to inea.rller whteh featured "the good ure "' ~a}' ::.:tub, JUst after the parade
"We sOOuld ban some money all talk about cutting ta.xes, few 5~ lncteases labor negotiations, were raU-as It's Uved at the club. ended.
at tbe ready so we can buy but nothing Is done. There are Tuesday's ;cbool board ned by the board. COM p M ti
ltate-owned lands for parks. people here Uvtng on fixed In-meet!Dg also actnd oo the tot -' LOAN of $5.4 mltllon was astor urra y re res
The people of this city are comes who are ~lng tued lowiag matters: approved to tide the dlstrtct
wllllng to pay for what they out of tbelr homes. • REMODELING of Costa over until u gets Its ttrst tax Pastor Phi Up Murra1 1\a!': training:, wil l conduct services.
want," said Mr. Rogers. "A Council must now decide Mesa hlcb scbool, budgeted at revenue allocations tn Decem-retired aDd ::arona del Mar On Sept. 8, the minister wnt
token Z~ tax cut Is rldiculoos." how to spend the $400,000 $Z.Z mUUoo, failed for Ulesec-ber. The district anmaUy bor-Coag:reptlonal Church is look -be the Rev. Ellsworth Ri chard-
After City M&lll&U Robert stlU remaining as a cash over· ond time to ftnd construction rows mooe)", but this wtll be In« for a successor. son, a retired minister from
Wynn assured the Coi@Ctl that now caused by the assessment blda near tbat figure, and was the biggest toaD to its historY, Or . Murray delivered :• l<tte-Laguna Bea l"h Congregallonal
planned puk laDd purchases jum;>s. They wlll study a ··shOp-sent out to bid again, but with Jnd will cost about $30,000 In well sermon Sunday and rf'ttretl, Chuuh.
will still be possible wttb the pi.Dg Ust" of ttems cut from a $Z70,0W drainage pro}ect Interest. wtth wife Grace, to a hom e in Guest minlst(>r on Sept. 15
tu cut, lbe CouocU oPyed tMs year's budget, and add Lacuna H111s. He tur! been will hf-the Rev . Barbara
Vice-mayor MUaA Dostal's some of them to bring spending Citation lrl"ggers baffle pastor of the churr h at 611 Martyn, a conference minister mon• to slasbtberateZ~.CoUD-up to the re•enue level. A HeUotrope tor the pa st 8}ears. with the Unttffi Church or
cUman Pete Barrett bad 90Ugbt $50,000 pollee pistol range, a.a During a pastoral ('om-Christ Conference office in
a 3~ cut. extra $130,000 In street maln-. It was ooe of the toughest omcer Chandler, who is 5-10 mlttee's searrh for 1 new Pasadena.
The city property tu rate, teoaoce 1'\mds, aDd $43,000 for tickets Pollceman Don ChaDd-and 170, knocldng him away pastor, guest mirllsters '~>'ill ronowtn~ these guest ap-
which bas been $1,2(1 per $100 new pollee cars are among ler ever wrote. rrom the Jeep, then ld.cklng cooduct services. An interim pe:u-ances, Dr. Anderson, for-
assessed nluatlon for seYeral the shopping Ust items. Tbe Newport omcer tried !lim. omcer Chandler said he pastor. Dr. Stuart Anderson, mer pr£'sldent ~ now clw.n-
to rtn a ticket early Monday sprayed chemical mace at the •Ill serve the 4:-iO-member cellor of Pacinc Sc hool of Re.
to Noble Warrum, 34, ot Hunt -s uspect aDd tried to p-ab 111m CODp'eptlon. ligton In Berkeley, will conduct
lngtoa Beach, for haVIng an as he drove away . Rewasbaag-This Sunday, Sept. I, Dr. services, starting Sept. Z!,
open cu o1 beer 1.n his Jeep, ing nau 1D and half out the Jeeo Jobn Mahon, a }oung Montclal.r until a new permanent pastor ELECTION LAW · CHANGED
A loeal eleetlof'l e&rfllll.lgn City Attorney Dennis o•Netl parted lD frollt of the post when a back-IC) poUce car ar-mi.Dister just out of seminar}' Is rouoo.
Jaw wss chsngod by Nowport wbo wrote the origins! or~ omceooRt ... stdeDr.Heelld-rbnd.The com .. tutsfettlrom Opponent sues McKeever City CouucllMoadayntght,atter dlraa.oce, said the persoaal ed _, battl1Da: the burly sllS-Ute Jeep almost Into the path
aa oosuccessful caodldlteehal· speodJ.Dr UmU ••was not a ver y pect dar~ a SO-mile-per-boW' of the police car.
leaged tbe taw 1.n court. Jmporb.nt part of the ordinance Jeep ride, almost getting tun Warrum was handcaffed and Former footba ll star Ma.rlln Demoorat Rlebard Robturmt
Curtng last Aprll's City aayway.'' over by a back-up pollee wait, taken to Hoaa: hOspital. wttere Mc Keever of Harbor Vie-w of Santa AAa says Mt. Me ...
Collltll campaign. 1st District HI XSOH MET AI... Fl RM aDd ,.mac ticked. be refused treatmeat tor cats Hllls, riiDDlng tor the state Keever Is unlawt\&lly tllfl...c-
caDI!Idlte F-For..tt otCeotnl W'beD. be tried to band War -on hts tace. Asoembty In tbe 72nd District tng voters In tht dt.trtct t.,
N_,...•t w .. to c:"urt aad bat GETS $450~000 JOB nm tbl ticket, the suspect, He was cha.rJed with assault ' maillng out blrtMay c&r* ... _. M 1 Fl lshi at 4-.. 6 r taU •u ned Monday by trls ap-addressed from otilcial fCitlf' a sectloo of the Dft dty cam-Hluoa eta. a lli deacr-.-. as eet Ud aod battery on a poUcemu.. pooeat. who claims Mr . Me.
palp law that restrletecl caa-Newport S..cb bas recetYed ... ....,. 190 pounds, plllched K~ 1s Urtog temporarily r el(lstratlOD prbtouts, aM t11at
dtdltes ·to sptodlnc. $500 ol a c:ODtracJ trom HugheS Air· • • • • lD tM Slddleback Inn to estab-the cards riolate thtltltllttlc.·
lbet.r ... 1110110)' ~-enll C-"!', El s..-. No•ra law heanng tonight Usll residence In the district Uoa taw boca-'"" cloo'l Covt rultd that. iltllolltb tbt lor plltlDc ud pllDtlag OG tbt I.JI5 · Tbe '7Znd District Include~ IDClD tbt &W'IDtet'S .antl.
ett)''s etmpe.lp ~ Utntt Sbtridoa ruce fiDcJerprOCftm. Suta Arw. a.od put of Carden Jud&'f Mart ,Soden LIIJIPICl•
of ~~ per t~ tOter tbt OOIItnet 11 1D excess ot N8'WI*'t Btt.cb . Plalftlne city's long-ru.ce C'Mftl p1M GrOH. ed to let a. 4att IOOCI.,a. a
wu ft.Ud, cudkti.M .... ld f.cso,OOO. AU Ute work Will~ Coauall.,_n wUI COIIdiMJe of develq)ment. htu'tlc 011~tlle ..U.
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• THE OBJECTIVE OF WATERGATE?
The honeymoon Is over, and the mar-
riage Isn't getting along very well. I am
talking about the conservatives' hopes
for a conservative admlnlslratlon upon
the Inauguration of Gerald Ford as presi-
dent.
The high hopes were quickly dampened
when the new president pledged to con-
tinue the Nixon foreign policy, which ts
a policy of detente --gradual surrender
to a relentless enemy who has given
repeated and conclusive proof of perfidy
and broken promises. Another blow was
the retention of Secretary of State Henry
Kissinger, promoter of detente; archi-
tect of the disastrous wheat give-away
to Communist Russia at the expense
of sharply rising food costs here at
home; schemer for the surrender of
the Panama Canal, which ts the key
to the defense of our hemisphere against
the communists.
Another shocker came
announcement that President
with the
Ford has
turned his back on anti-communist Rho-
desia in favor of communist Russia,
just as President Nixon had turned
against anti-communist Taiwan 1n favor
of blood-red communist Cldna. President
Ford now favors repeal of the Byrd
amendment, which allows Importation of
chrome from Rhodesia, despite United
Nations sanctions, so long as the U. S.
imports the strategic metal from any
communist country. Defeat of the Byrd
amendment would put us again at the
mercy of our deadly enemy, communist
Russia, for supplies of chrome, vitally
needed in armament production.
The crowning blow came last week --
President F·ord's choice of ultra-liberal
Nelson Rockefeller to be vice-president.
Someone has said that the word given
to President Ford was "Nels or else."
And Nels it Is --architect of financial
disaster for the state of New York,
where he helped raise the annual budget
from $1.9 billion in 1959 to nearly $9
bllllon In fiscal 1974, multiplying the
tax burden about 5 Urnes during his
tenure as governor. That ts a fateful
choice to be made by our new president,
who assumed his new duties calling In-
flation our No. 1 enemy and promising
to fight inflation by cutting the awesome
federal deficit spending.
The fiscal fiasco should have been
reason enough to bypass Mr. Rocke-
feller for vice-presidency. And ·there
Is yet another black mark that should
have eliminated him from consideration
hts official action as governor to
promote abortion, the murder of unborn
babies, by vetoing a New York law that
would have placed some curbs on thte
cold-blooded kUling of the lnno-
cente. Aod this man could be our next
president!
That Indeed appears to be the game
plan. n had been strongly rumored at
the time of the Agnew reslgnattoo --
the ~stbllity of naming Nelson Rocke-
feller u Ylce-prestdent, then the a~Wter
ot Nt.zon u prellldent to put Nels at the
lap. Aod ,now -do bave tbat ont-to-tbe-
IMt .tap --with Kr. RocbfeUer Jwt a
.. llri beat away from the prnldncy
... canted for .a !q.
that's w11at Watllrpte wu
OK THEIR MARKS --Swimmer. ll tbe I to 11
& .. II'OIP 011 tbt 111.-.-t-lr ... M .. ~tie.
T•m watt lolr U. word from COI.(b Br..ee J-....
bdol'e a 50 m«v h'H style practice race. Tbe
NIMA l'9 swltn a..ua-t other Soutben CaW'onla
t•ma.
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D~tente
t,hMF.M: ........
..._,, I' F r -.. ,br -Thl' WOJd ditMt•
com~~ to ow h.z••• from tht Frmcb vetb
....._ • 1 E1fll ""lo telu.." Ia common UJI
.....,, ill ......... hu boon .. ponded tollplfy
a ,...aatioa of .....,., belwetn lhe United
Staa. nnd COmnuinlll natJona. We l'Qd almost
Uly ol ""dttente wtdt Woecow ," .. dftente
wtth Mint." aDd, .....,. frequently, of an omcw policy whoel..-y name b cUunte.
To la)'OM w¥ ta. lmd in mortal feu of
nlldear wu, the poatble 'eutna of tenllons u
an alternative to atomk: threau must be most
welconM . And, in In • when 1 daily dosC of
the OMd for peace 1t all costs iJ drummed into
tha Amtiican contdouaneu, detente must ap-
pear quilt appeoUn&.
Howwer, thtre is another view of di1ente,
admlttNJy hanh yet realistic, which must be
cORIIde.-.d. It is baaed on an euily demon·
stn.ted princJple which holcb that evil, when
aDowed to function unopposed, will triumph.
And it 1:1 our contention that Communism is
nil -10 evU. ln fact, thlt honor~ble men are
duty..bou.Dd to oppote It, and are certlinly
required not to provide II sustenance.
CommuoJun ill evil becau.e it suppresses
basic Gocl..pven freedoms. such u freedom to
wonbip God, freedom of speech, freedom of
._mb)y IDd 10 on. In .cidiUon, Communism
denies man's fundamental ri&ht to property
and, in too many cues, to life itJclf.
But apart from auch phiJosophie&l conalder·
•tiona, a stud)' of contemporaty Soviet Russia
and Red China bares a "•denhip that is
respoDiible for human terror on a acale never
dreamed pollible. Manufactwed stanation,
al ... e.bbor camp, and bloody suppression of
any attempt at freedom h.ave characterized
MOICOW"a tynnn)' conlinuoualy since 191 7.
eapocfaiJy tho Unllod Stalft -wtllllba IMallt of
tha worl4'adeOtJt.4aollll-· ,...,.,..soy.,.., .. , ,., ........ ly,la..,....
tne mort thM a MoDOAW• _. daallrOUI
comp<omlao wtdl lba .... , .,..-rorco
for OYU that tha wod4 hu -DOWII. Aod,
Incredibly,' it •·u to IUs polk)' of ~cente With
evil that our itcmtly •puc.d Pmldtot
polntad while oati<Jot to bluat tho ...,Y
c:harlts that forced him to rtllp.
It Is with a profouad mtiiUrt ollld.nea,
therefore, lhat we now obltm our new Pr ..
ident prailinJ his predec:euor for such an in·
deferu.ible forelp policy . M 1 major patt ofPrea-
ldent Ford's malden speech before 1 joint ICiuion
of Conaress and the American people , he plodaed
"continuity in our commitment., to dttente
wtth the tyrants in both MOICOW and PekJna,
Fantastic thouah it may' lltm, that detente,
which Includes an accelcratinc transfer of creel.
its, technoloo, equipment and sustenance -not
to the Russian and Chinese people, but to their
Communist leaders -is the primary ruton why
Communism iJ still alive. Ont need only study
the conclusions reached after ten yean of study
by Hoover lnstilule Research Fellow Anton)'
Sulton to support such an aDIIrtlon.
Defenders of dt!lente will insist that Com-
munilrn hu meUowed, or that the rela.xadon has
not been a United StatefoOnly proposiUon. But
such attitudes can be supported only by hopes
and illusions.
There is nothina that free atld honorible
men have ever been able to pin from deaJina
with tyrants. Nor has history ever shown that
appcuen)ent produced anylhlnc but disaster.
A common result of p:ttina Into bed wtth
thieves is.Jo emerp from the relationship u the
newest thief.
Because there is no justification for a con-
tinuation of dttente with Communism, we
believe that the United States should cease such
madness and pt out of the bed of tyranny. Too
much cW1ente with the likes of Brer.hnev and
Mso can only mull in the establishment of
their kind of tyranny here in AmericL
TAJ<E.OFFS are IS 1'U1ad u baU11DC nit
sty11!s ud deslps •• tbl swtmmw• Jtart
on tbelr practlce race,
"OKAY, COACH, 'lftlat
Tha record compiled ln Red China, u
~le u it IN)' seem, is · far worse. Since
1949, accordin& to the ftndinp of numerous
authorities, Mao and company have murdered
between J.4 n\BUon and 64 million feUow
Cbinne. The Mini repme, u a malter of
poUcy, ha a1lo flooded the world -snd Copyf16rt 19'14 bJI 1JI•Iolltt 6WII Soriny Fc.-tura
at tbl pool at Mewport Harbor
GROIN PERMITS ASKED Orchid uossing plan asked
Tbt Coroaa del War Cbam-latlou ol tratttr signals, we will
btr of Commerce Ia asld.ll&: reconsider the matter.··
AppUeaUons have been pre-• DooaJd W:.Koll, Vla~rto, tbe Nnport Bea.cb pollee de-Mr. StoesS(IJ's l("tter made
sented to tbe l.osAngelesofftce Lido Sbops area, remonl o1 partmG to bt_, leuea the the followt.og c-omments on the
of the Corps of Army Eoctn-nf.stlng doekl aDd lutallaUon pedutrlu perU at tbe Coast dlllpr of crossing the htgt~way
eers for the followtng projects of 14 oew floata ln froat at HtctnraJ-Orcbid AYe. crol.atnc. at Orchid oo foot: "Thls seems
1D Newport Beach: lots llZl tbroup 1125, Tract ID a letter to Pollee Clltef to bt bec'omlng a more b.Uard·
• City ot Newport Bea.cb . -907, to proflde larpr doekinr .James Glans, Chamber Pre-out fenturf' as time goes on,
extension of 4 elistl.n.-wood facliiHes fOI commercial ma-1JdG RObert stoeueleoaeats prtmully because too many
groins to provide protectloll rtna..s. that a pollee omcer be statlCGed c.ars are intent on making the
for the Ufeguard bea.dQ.tarters DR MOY ED OF M B. at the tateuecUoa, puticular-UC'ts at l'?PPY Avenue or on
butld!Dr and tbe dory ftshille • • 11 d1111A( tbt morDJDcudnen. coat1oulnc then westwud pro-
neel,allllolootoll,boNe'ljiOrl H""DSUCI SENATE lllcrub-•. ,, ,.,cr;~!al'lol•uecessfllllr
Pler, from flrttter SID! ero-. tk. Barr1aS. Moyed.otNew-"Et'ea tboqb tlatre ftliJ' be m . ~~· Aod,tocom-
.... TM project· wiU rM_IIII: port a.e., ,..,....te daD far ao dtatlou.ct..-.•• Mr. stou-po I· 'pri:iilim, this cross-
fa S wood crofns ncb 24 flit acadlmte aatre at tbt oc set wrttu, "we,. are or tbe J..DC'I .. • ue.rltd by 110 many
IODC aDd oae wood erotn 41 fntDt Colll&e olllrldciDe, wiD optmoa U.t tbt prnence of etdif.tY I*JI)ltf'wbo are walking
teet kmg, and a sacked coo-tate oftlce Sept. 1 u ellllrmu an oftlcer will dls,_de nsbinc to ud trom our Post Office."
crete slope revetment. of the lr?1De dtrilioa o1 tbe motortsta from lporlnr ttle SHARON MASON JOINS
• City of NetrpOrl Belch -· academic seaate o1 tbe Ubit'er-rules and tbt pedestrians."
temonl of existing piles, COO-slty of CaWoroJa. ne Cbamber bad asked tor FLOATING CAMPUS
strucUon of 4 coocrete bulk-He succeeds Dr. Kif'te Mol-lDstaUaUOD of 1 tramc Jlpal Sbaroo A. Masoo, dall&hter
head walls aod a Z4locb storm dave of Newport Beacb, cbUr-NAVY AIRMAN Recrlllt lt'&D at Orcbld AYe., liDce many of Mrs. Marlon 0 . H. Bron,
drain, placement of about 300 man and professor olbtoloefcal R. Fo1., son of Mrs. Shirley ruldeDts cross tbe blctlwtJ 1942 Port Carney Pl., Harbor
cubic yards of saOO behind the cbemlstry 1D the Colltp of C. McFadden of !Of E. U:Dd tbere 011. lbelr ft1 to lbe Post View Homes, a !q)bomore
proposed bulkhead walls 111 tbe Wedl clne and proteiiOJ' ot St., Costa Mesa, his craduated otD.ce. The req'IIUt wu re-bo~ economics maJor at lluJr
Rtvo Alto, 34UJ St., 35th st., molecular bloJol)'udbtocbem-from recruit tnln1DC at lbe ferred to the Calllornta De-CoUep,. La Jolla, pla.Miiog a
36th St., 36th St. sttj), and tstry 1n the School of Blok>-Naval TraJnlnc Center, Sao partmeot crt TfUIPOI'tatlon. career as a teacher, bas been
West Newport ctwmels. The glcal Sciences. Dlego. He ill ~cheduled to re-Early tilLs moatb. came there-admitted to tbe World Campus
purpose of the pro:tec:t Is to Dr. Sheea T. Kassoaf ol port to Aviation Fire Control pi)': "Tbe resa•s (of a trafllc IJloat procram ot Cbapman
Improve storm draJaage and lrv1De, 1S50t'iate profeSIJOf ot Technician A School, Memphis, flow slurtJ) lDdlcate the lutal· CoUece for tbe tall 1974 se .
to m1D.Imlze rlooding of the ecooomlcs, wtll sern as Y1ce Tenn. The training lnclOOed ln. latloe of tramc slpals is DOt Jnester at sea. Sharon will be
beach during hlgb tides. presldent~secreta.ry. structlon to seamanship, mill· 1dYlable at thll time ... amoa,g 550 college students who
• Cbarles Flshbl.ck, Zl OO E. tary regulations, rlrP n,mttng, We wlll keep tbis lnteuecUoo wtu depart Sept. 4 from Los
Balboa Blvd., Balboa ?enlnsula EXHIBITIONS ADDED cloS(' ordPr drill, first aid J.nd uDder sunellllnce. [f coadt-Aoceles tor ports to Ptoru,
--remonl of eUsting docking TO COLOURIS SHOW Nuy history. tlons later warrant lbe tostat-Cblle, Arrenttna, Brull, Sen-
fa clllty and lnst::lllatlon of a More el.hlbltiODS are belllg R 1• • epl. Morocco, Greece, Tar. :~:.~~~e~q!~~ =~ ~:~u: :~~ !!:!,~!:n;~~.;~: ecyc mg papers to ra1se ~e:~~'::s·n:.Jy z;octtn ~
tacJUUes 1 Et"trclades, Florida.
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WASTER SERGEANT Carl F.
Vuoer, SOD of W:r. and Mrs.
Cui E. Varner of S05t Cusla,
Costa Mesa, has re-eallsted
lD tbe U. S. Air Force at
Natboa Ph&Dom Royal Thai
AFB, Thallaod. He ls a person.
Dtl s~t.nteodent at Nlkboo
Phanom with a unit of the Pa -
cutc Air Forces.
AIR STATION OUTY
Navy Alrmu Appreottce Earl
W. Potter, son of Mr. CaiYin
L, Potter of 101 Sebolz Plua,
Versa1Iles, bas reported tor
duty at tile Naval Air Stattoo
1D San Diego. He 1a a 19'13
crad~ate of Orance hip school
aDd Jolned the Nuy In Septem-
ber, 19'13.
LEGAL NOTICE 65; ~;~.~:r~.~~p~:~.::; ~~ir~~ .. ~~6 "':."~ ... ,': cash for city save trees L!GAL MOT1CE
Bay --lnstallattoo of anchor Mr. Colo•U"ls, producer o; r ORDlNANCE NO. 1579 IDe'' 1bl.ll mean a building or
plllDgS, cantilever deck, ramp the annual event, said be aott-Enn U less than baU of more thin 50 Ibs, •c.h, and AN ORDINANCE OF THE groi.C) at assoctated buildings
and float to provide a private clpates this year's show 'Ifill be Newport's bousebolds tale placed aloaplde the tam.Uy's em OF NEWPORT BEACH each ot wh.leh coatalns three
docklnc facUlty. tu larrer lD terms ot tbe part 1n the cJty.sponsored other rarblp. AMENDING SECTIDNS 20.. or n«e d'ffeWnc umts. Tbe Indlvld~als lnterested 1D number and variety or eltltbtt. MWIJllper recycllDc procnm "Accord.lJac to 1 U.mtltlldy, O:Z.140, 20.02.150, ZO.O!.l60, term lbllllDcllde apartments,
these pro)ects are asked to than was UM ooe bekt last year, due to start Sept. 9, tbe city It sboald tab •cb flmUyaboat 20.02.170 AND ZO.OZ ,l80 apartmeat botela, attached
send in their com ments to the More tha.n 20 acres will be could make IZ5,000 a yeu OD IS miD~e• per IDOIItll to an PERTADrfiNG TO OEFOO-c:lwellJDp, etc."
Corps of Enctneers, P. 0, Box deYoted to eltllbtb which w111 the program, aceorciD( to Val-papcs, baDctll tbem, lDif pat TION OF TERMS "DWELL-SECTION 5. Secttoa ZO,OZ.-
2711, Los Angeles. loelude maay t'ariettes of re-erie Murley ofCitis4lll toRe-tbem out," 1M claimed. ING UNtT," "DWELLING. 180 o1 the Newport Btacb Mu.
" Marvin Burton, 701 Say~
side Drive, Promontory Bay
• -aochOr pilings, ~:anttlenr
deck, ramp aDd noat to e:d:ead
50 teet tarwar l'l of the bulk ~
head line in f)Jder to prOYide
a private rtoc ktng tactuty,
creatlool.l vehicles, the latest cycle Usable Dlscarda (CRUD). Clty ,_.rat Ml"'t'iee. dtrec-SlN G LE -FAMILY ," Dlclpal Code ls ameaded to
models or boats aJkl an types "Besides, the rec)'ctiDc ol tor Jacob W:yadent AYI tbe "DWELLING, TWO-FAiliLY read:
of eqatpmeat tor tbe outdoor old newsprint wlll an a lot recycJlDc procnm wUl DOt COlt OR DUPLEX," "DWELLING, '•!0,02 ,110 Family. 'lbeterm
sportemao aDd sportnoman. of trees from bttnr cllllll oar tbe city IDJ eltra coUtedoo MULTIPLE,'' AND "FAY-"family'' sb&ll DM&D (1) an
Free entertalomeot will bt forests, aDd we will prolong e~p~n11, becaut ctty tneU ILY" (PLANNING AMEND-lndlf'tdual or two Of' more per-
prestnted daJlJ trlrooprt the the llle of !aod-ftll dumps that already matt Jllbl.l' rms oo MENT a6) 1001 relattd by blood, marrtace
5-daJ *"'· are quickly fllllnc ~." Mrs. tbe same tc:INdele, TM City Council of tbe City or adoptioa; or (I) a lfOIIIt o1
NEW LAW FOR BOATERS Murllf atd tlltlweet. "I hope oar eatlrt comm•-of !'fnpo!'t Beacb does ordliD DOt mort u.a Jow Pfi'IOGI
The CRUD orp!llzatloa, tty wl!l puttclpate 1D tbll pro-11 follows: wbo are DOt related bJ blood,
cr•ted bert HYeral Ylllrl 110 rram, ' he llld this WHk. ''We SECTIO!i 1. S.C:Uoa. ~.02.-man .... or adapt&oa; ·or (S)
to operate recycUDc PJ"C))ff.ma, bl.t't brocbar11 U.t ••lalD It UO ol the Newport BM.cb Ma-a comblDid II'~ o1 r .... ed
New fed eralollpolluttoore-cbarp of oU or otly wute le bt_,laf.tbe cit)' Ja..cb ttl tally, ud lJI10Dt c:u Cit OIMI olefptl Code 11 amto!led to sad ..arellted per-.. wbtre
rulaUons that weat Into .U.Ct toto or .,_ tM Dlt'lpblt nt. · nn Dt ... PIPir collletioa pro-bJ ·catUsc u lt $71.1110." reid: tM tolal DIIIDbtr ot ,...,ted uct
on tbe nrst of July will be of eu.aad CGIII:.,.,... .-ottbe rram. "Aboe 1,140 toM ol DIWI· ''20.02.140 Dwtllllc Ordt. .,,lated Jll' ... dotlaatu.
coocern to all recreatto.l Udld statel U tM dischlrl' Res:ldeall •at ot tbt blJ Pt'IBI come Lito tbl city llc.b n. term "ctweruac ualt" an .. eNd to., una, ~ u a
boaters tn theSoutbernCalib'-ca ... a a rum« IIIMa .,.., wtu biTe RPU~tt col1tcttclllll JIU," Vra. M•ltJ aae.ct, m .. a bulldlar or porUoa or 1ta11e ballitHiptq ratt la 1 ·
nla area. The new Jaw states: or 418cokll'ltioa ol. tbe sur. or bulldlld IMYIPIPII'& oa 1M "Witll •c:b o1 tbt 11,000 dftll-a baUdJ.ac IIMd to boaR DOt dwtlJiltc .tt."
• 155.390 ·-No persoo may face ot tM water, or ca .... a ftret rtplu tnlb diJ o1 tM lDC IIlla lD ton eoua•a.c more tbu oot flmJI)'." 1 IICTJOff 1. TIIU ordialic:e
operate a veuel of ltll tbu 1lqe ,. ... u.so. t.llth tht lfCODd t.ll wttk ol tbt ...a. u a,..,. of J.tO po.:ll ol SEC1'1C::w. 2. StcUoa 10.01.-•n M ~ oee. lll till
100 cross ,.,.. lbal btllaatl ,-., oiU.-. V-a Tiooo Drier ....t at lila boy --•~IJ. , ISO at lba ~-Booeitllr-olldol--ollllaCt(J,
luel oil taltks llflieaa U 1tu .,.. •Jtct lo a -ltr o1 w!U ••• -· pleltad "" •· "Aad --roercttoc Ia ttkil>al Code Ia ,,_ 1o ud lila ... tltaD be -u" llled or portable ......, to dlt-$5,000." • ponla(J • thalr flrol raplu Jut lilt flrlll olop lftvd ro-rood, 10 dip 111oo 1111 dlto o1 110
cbarp oily btllut lo a· n -wat lltla -to ... ....,. lrull eo-d&J ta lbalrd _..., at -rnKblo lao-"10.01.150 Dwolllllc. stocla-• ....,.
cepttonfactUty, · flll,...oltMIDOilti. terta .. ," ... a&d. FamliJ. Tbt ttra .. ....,._ 1M1 t~~diiUCe wu llltro-
• 1$5.770 -·No per-may r-bol ... latliotltuutll "Wa art -szf'ltl lllot llro.lltrltJ -lltal lloJ llml(J mWJtc'' tltaU-d-Ill ........ ...ao.ot
dralst tno IUmpa or o11 lat. ita" -... -. • llled -• ..,. . ..., --._ IPid -.,._.._ a -.load .._....__ -•or "" c-c~ . ., "" c-..... _,___ .. _,. -~~·· ---... catad mae~ 1 or lito ..,.. oi(J llllf' ..... tsnlo 1 -· ca-.n loltail> _,__ ---._IRIIDsl• , -dwttlltr •II." of II-' --• !Ita
tosttr ol oil ftllara, -.. oil --IIIII, -,.. btr," •11 lire. lltrltJ. "lltllt be •-IOJ U. -c11J RCI'IOII 1. -••••• 1• dlf at ....-, tHf, 1001
or portlloro IIIIo lba biJ,a ol IIIla ltlntd o1 -. ...., ....,, --!Ita _.., 1• at .., "-'-It llr-wu •••• • lilt-dlf of
lDt V. S. YUMI. ~...:. ~~":"cl!:i 110 5 Sir ..,. II !Ita <llr -..W$ilolt ..... -l5iolpt1 Code Ia liD IFill lo ..... IHf, If !Ita-...
115.440 -· "-per--GoKH ltao -llllll -per 1 I(J ltail> ......... -111111 - - -red: -.II wt1:
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CANVAS
AWNINGS
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• T,HutaiOAY, JULY" ·-"·'liLY., • wtn-DAY •vo. ,. Gu 1·1CJ "o greet members· Glrl ·~ Mr. t.Od lir't. Darid ao, •• Mr, lid Ml-1. Dl'fld TwiD bot'• .: Mr. Ud Mn. 11
WaJUr, $01 Moole VIola, -!all, ZISJ Bar-• Drl", Mlelaol c.-tHO Adome Cotta Mea. Bay hor11. 1!04, coaa wMa • Trota.o Guild ot 0rance wuua. Seba.ltl, lntM; Mrs,
0 SATURDAY, JULVZ? 8or •• Mr. Uld MrL Re~ Girl •• Mr • ...iMro.Cbulol COIIIIt!' w111 hold Ita llrst lunell-ln1a TapUa Jr., Nowport
Boy ·· Mr.I.Qd Mn. Patrick Roac:b, 1935 Pom~. tO, Cotta Stewut.l&04 Whlta ou., Coltl 1011 me.tlor of tbe tall at 10 Beaeb, ud Mrs. Gordoo M.
Oauka, 766 W. Wttsoa. Coltl u:... M a.m. TbUndlJ, Sept, U at tbe Aadw101, Fllllertoa.
Mea. • THVRSO.AY, AUG. t tAGir.l Alrporter lan. Introduc'Uon ot Mr1. For•ll: E11cUsb ot
G
'-t M ·-Mr. alliS Mu. Joh111 VU!a -·k •· l •--U' --r . aoc:1Mu. Warrea Boy --Mr. &DIS Mrs, Bert-CUQU 4746 Rolbur Lo ....., members aDd a premiere r..-~a .-c-.u etll.lr -
Hau, 3601 Parkview, 119-A, rand PrtDee, S?08 CbanDtl Pt., lnlnt' 1 ·• fllm Jbowlnc by Or, Ray Gar-man, aut.lecl bJ lira. William lrYine. Well Newport. ' ur, director of tbe U.S.C. J, Hawttuoa. otNewpot't S..eh.
Boy •• Mr. aDd Mrs. Ramiro Boy •• Mr. aDd Mrs, Dnld· • THURSDAY, AUG, 15 ldylJwlld Scbool ot Music and Boud member• wbo bectD
Urqul&a. 600 West Bay, Costa Sperbc, Z098 Westmtuter,CM. Girl·· Mr. ardMrs.Riehlrd Theatre Arts, •lll highUgtlt the their term ol offtee tbla fall
Mesa. Boy •• Mr. and Mu. Steven Wray, 1955 Port Clarldp Pl., meeting. · ue Mrs. Robert E. Bromley
• MONDAY, JULY Z9 Dye, 975 Trenton Way, Costa HarbOr VIew Home1. Dr . G&tiWir, who ts also an of HUDtJ.actoo Beaeb, Pl'llldent;
Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. Mare Me•. Girl •• Mr. andMu. Wllllam instructor of nlm maklng IJid Mrs. Wry V, Robt.Daon, lr-
Moureaux, 1 '18 Monte Vista, • FRIDAY, AUG. Z YoU, 333 University, Costa video tape productloo, wtu viae, first vtee prel1deot; Mrs.
Costa Mesa. Girl •• Mr. and Mrs. Doug-).%esa. tbow Dims he made In Israel. Whitney Wolfe, Tut!D, Znd vtee
Girl •• Mr. and Mrs. Alvin las Swlnebart, 1?916 Cedat • SATURDAY, AUG. 17 He has directed 8 anrd-preaJdeat; Mu. Aotbooy Qr.
Mayer, Z06 Collins Ave ., Bat. Tree Lane, lrvtoe. Girl·-Mr. aDd Mrs. George wlnolng television speclals,ln-tep, lrY1De, SrdYleepresldent;
boa Island. Girl •• Mr. ard Mrs. David Swuberc, 3355 Yartcold CI.r., eluding ''The River Nlle," Yu. stepbea Fryer, Corona
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Paul A, HIU'lburt, 386 Mtn lorna, Costa Mesa. "Vlnceot Van Gogh •• a seU del Mar, rKOrctt.nc secretary; ~~~\~~-~:a:~:.~:~d~~~~~ Speights, 5019 Bruee Crescent, Costa Mesa. Glrl --Mr. and Mrs. Joseph portraJt," and "Hi&ftway One: Mn. Ross B. McAdam, Cor ona
canhll tor cool comlort . can West Newport. Boy ~-Dr. aM N.rs. Robert Arnold, Z056 Tustin, West American profile" for NBC and del Mar, eonetpOOdlnc seere-
,, come bv tor'lree es\lmates Twin boy and girl .• Mr. a DC! Newman. 1529 Dolphin Terrace, Upper Bay. "1 '1'7fi saga of western man" tary, aDd Mr1. Robert Mtsen,
•alii a 'Ms. Jack Reeves, 1684 Mar-lrvtne Terrace. Boy --l.tr. and. Mrs. Kim for ABC. lrv1De, treuurer.
..::r,IA guerUe, Harbor VIew Hills. • SATtmDAY, AUG. 3 Johnson, 1960 Meyer PI., 14, New members to be tntro-Beaeb; Mra. Timothy Finney,
lUll • TUESDAY, JULY 30 Twin boy aDd glrl •• Mr. Costa Mesa. duced Include Mrs. Tbomas D. Westminster, and Mrs. Gordon
· ~::::~ Girl --Mr. and Mrs. James aod Mrs. Peter Stullk, 1978. SUND Y AUG 18 Archey, Corona del Mar ; Mrs. M, Allderson. Fullerton.
2202 ~ MAIN Lyrm, 5161 Gr eencap, Irvine. Port Trinity Circle, Harbor Glrl A it: ~ M Do ld WUtred N. Cooper, Balboa; Boy --Mr . aDCI Mrs Larry View Homes. •• r . rs. na Mrs. Gilbert Ferguson fliew-E I.,.G AT FT LEWIS
W hat to do till
the doctor c o mes
E.merJendel strike wltll
sudden swiftDea A dip,
a r.u, a cotlll;oa. is teldom
announced. So be prepared. At )cut oao miJIDber
of every family sbould haYe a workinc knowkldale ·
of first aid. 'rhere arc booka on the tubjcct Uld
~ American Red Crou &iva cluael where auc:h
information and trainin1 can be acquinld. We
recommend that you, or IQilneOnt in your hou8e-
hold, ac(luire ~ know-how. Another w~
recommendation is to maintain a supply or ftrst-
ald medications on hand at all timel-antilcpdc.
gauze bandages, adhesive tape, ak:ohol, IOOtb.ina
crC"ams, etc. The cost is small and we'll be &lad
to assist you in your Klcction.
lr.;;;;~5,t~~5-0ft~~~1~~=i~ Westman, 1033 Linden' Place, Girl-· Mr.andMrs.Concep -Hudson, 1556 Caraway, Costa port Beach; Mrs. Shetdoo L. S RV · Costa Mesa. tloo AguUar, 314-A Monte Mesa. Foreman, Newport Deach; Mrs. WI TH 9TH INFANTRY
Girl .. Mr . and Mrs. Winton VIsta, Costa Mesa. Glrl --Mr. and Mrs. James James L. Kollenda, Runtln(too Army Prlftte Patrie D.
Felt, 281 Mesa Drlve,t3,Costa • MONDAY, AUG. 5 Fitzgerald, 1Z50 Adams, Apt. Beach; Mrs. Ronald W, ROb-Tomptina:, 18, 110ft of Mr . and
Clristensen Pharmacy
harbor
photo
Mesa. Boy--Mr. aDd Mrs. William R.ZOl, Costa Mesa. rer, Corona del Mar; Mrs. Mrs. Donald Tompkins, 853
Girl ·-Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bemus, 308 Broadway, Costa ~ Sooora, Costa Mesa, Is serving
Lofgren, 8'18 Towne Street, ·Mesa. Tea or A t Aff•i• t with the 9tb Infantry lliY!slon
Costa Mesa. Girl--Mr. and Mrs. Michael r I 10 es at Ft. Lewis, Wash., under
Glrl -·.Mr . and Mrs. AU Mulheron, Z72RoseUlne,Costa the Army's unit of choice
Malekzadeh, 3008 Royal Palm Mesa. The Spa at tbe Park New . Mrs. Virginia 0. Hasenauer, program.
Drive, Costa r.tesa. Boy -· Mr. and Mrs. Wm . port Apartments will be the hospltaUty chairmen. He ts working as a m1lltary
Boy ·-Mr . and Mrs. Robert Barton, 1100 Cerk.shlre, West-location for the annual fall Edward Behme director of poUeeman with the 9th MiU-
Schmllz, 275 22nd Street Costa cUff. membership tea of the Art ttif Museum, wt\1 ;d as Ualson tary Pollee Company of the
Mesa. • . Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. Ronald AtnUates at 2 p.m. Tuesday, between the A!Qiiates and the divist.on. IUs wife. Debbie,
~i~~~~~i~~~Bo~y~ .. iM~r~. ~and~~M~r~s.~W~IIUam Woodroof, 3602RectwoodStreet, Sept.
10
· board members of the Museum lives in nearby Tacoma. Schwary, 2023 Goldeneye Pt., lrvloe. lncomlng board members of Art of Laguna Beach.
Costa Mesa. 1 • TUESDAY, AUG. 6 are: Miss Beatrice Wllllams, Members are urged to bring CAPT. CIMRAL TAKES
Glrl -~ Mr. and Mrs. Peter president; Mlss Sea Jobllson, guests to the tea, which Is
Reed, 2285 Avalon, Costa Mesa. first rlce-president ln cbarge being hosted by Mrs. Dorls STAFF OFFI CER CLASS
Boy •• Mr. aDd Mrs. Michael of membership; Mrs. Willlam E. Funk and Mrs. Audre Bat-Army Captain Ted A. Cim-
Castaldo, 2178-B Placentia H. Giesebeo. second vt ce-lant and the outgoing mem-rat, son of Mr. and V.rs. Fran-
f nr thn "' u h"
otjnr ,\l"'i!'"titt•nl Cui•in1• .,,J ,.;,u 1r·"''.
'''"' "I'<'" 'J ,.,,,,,.\ rhru
"~•u r.t~) v.11h ~ tumj'lt·rrh
,t,rlcrrfll ""urmcl mrnu
c•tl• ,..-c~ ool rht m"nrh
Ave., Costa Mesa . president, program ebalrman; bers of the board of the A!ftl-cis J. Cimral, 7?:! Scott Pl.,
• WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7 Mrs. Gerald E. Hampsb.lre, lates. Costa Mesa, has completed the
Boy .-Mr . and Mrs. Gary recording seeretary; Mrs. Oor-final phase of the commaDd
Gardner, Z428 Santa Ana Is E. Funk, eorrespondlnc sec-NO LABOR DAY PICKUP a.nd general staff orftcer course
Avenue, Costa Mesa. retary; George Cunn1Dgbam, Areas of Newport Beach re-at the U. S. Army Command
Boy •• Or. and Mrs. Ross treasurer; Mrs. John J . Padacb gularly scueduled for garbage and General Staff College, Ft.
Peters, 1948 Port Albers Jr., ways and me&llS chairman; collection on Labor 0a)', Sept. Leavenworth, Kan.
Place, Harbor View Homes. Mrs. Janet H. Watts, p~Uctty 2, will not h:l.ve their garbage Tbe course Is designed to Boy-~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles cbalrman; Mrs. Harold A. De-picked up until the next regu. prepare selected offlcer s for
Miss ler, 1706 Port Manletgh vtney and Mrs. Nathan W. wn. larly schedulert rollecllon date, high positions at division and
Circle, Harbor VIew Homes. son, telepbooe cbairmen; Mrs. whi ch is Sept. 5, the city gen-command levels.
Boy --Mr. and ·Mrs. Kenneth George H. Thompsoo., parlla-era I servtces department an-Capt. Cimral's wlfe, Bar-
King, 195-1/2 Tustin Avenue, mentarlan; Peter Gardett and nounced this week. ba.ra, Uves at Ft. Eustis, 'Ia.
Costa Mesa.
• THURSDAY, AUG. 8
Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. I))ugtas
Fletcher, Z267 Pacifi•. Costa
Mesa .
Glrl .• Mr. and Mrs. Rlchfrd
Haldeman, 14082'Ct!igall Ate.,
lrV)II•.
&y · · V.r. lnd Mrs. Jaime
Rodrlgue:t, J..9R5 Pomona, Costa
Mesa.
Boy . -Mr . .lnd Mrs. John
Page, 9Z3 JoAnn Street. Costa
Mesa.
• FRTDAY, AUG. 9
Boy --Mr. and Mr s. P:wl
Tompkins, 2313 La Linda Pl ..
West Upper Bay.
p•••••••CUP & SAVE'·----• ..>""GH-4"'• Need a
Girl --Mr. aDd Mrs. Edward
Esposlto, 4126 Patrice, jjB,
West Newport Heights.
Boy •• Mr. and Mr s. Wayne
Martin, 506 Avocado, COM. : ... f..~~.... Helping
• .. ,.,._(J\ ~i' Hand' I ~"l'lf'ANCI. .,. • I
I
Girl -· Mr. and Mrs. Jose
Romo, Z50 Flower, Costa Mesa.
Gi rl •• Mr. anrt Mrs. Gary
Stifter, '72t Vlctorla, C.M.
• SATURDAY, AUG. 10
Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Codorl, 14 Escapade Court,
Westside. I C!iving vo". a btlfJing ~~Md c •RPEuTRY
IS Ottr Jesrre .,J .sencce. "' "
I Sm a II
CONCRETE JOBS
General Repa.lra
Custom Cablnets
Boat Bozes, etc.
• Girl •• Mr . and Mrs. Stephen P Date, 1919 Santa Ana Ave.,
':; Costa Mesa.
Qo • SUNDAY, AUG. 11
Standard &. unique ~
ob In concr ete nlkWtys, )o. !::: patios and planters. ~ d Patching and Repairs 1
I CALL GARY & JONG'S I
: BRUSH & HAMMER :
: 1673-5333 or 894·3130l\:
I 5682 RESEARCH DR. NO. C I
I HUNTINGTON BEACH , CA. 92649 I --------·CLIP 6 SAVE ------·
MARINERS CHURCH
-TilE TllACIIIftG II CEIITJUIED 011 ID .. CD8T
AND THE BIBLE, WITH ElfPIIAIII OIII'UCTEAL
CIIRISTIAII UVJIIG. ALL 4GU AU ftl.CCIIIL co ... bc us Y1ltll.lc anthbll.
SutmAY SPYICII' WORSNIP SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
1 8:80, 9:4$ Uld 11:00 A.M.
EVENING SERVICE ••......•• 1:00 P.M.
PHONE : 515.4550.
UOO E. CoulllwJ., "_.a-,---
SUBSCRIPTION ORDER
Girl •• Mr. andMrs.Rtchard
Nicholas, 519 Iris, Corona del
Mar.
Boy •• Mr . and Mrs. Steven
W. Donahue, 3102 Warren Ln.,
Costa Mesa.
Girl •• Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Dahlgren, 19322 Sierra BeUo,
Irvine.
Boy •• Mr . and Mrs. Mich-
ael Pyeatte, 1009 Valencia,
Costa Mesa.
Boy •• Mr. aDd Mrs. James
Hart, Z55 Albert, Costa Mesa.
• MONDA\, AUG. 12
Girl --Mr . and Mrs. Ronald
HIJI~S, 181-G Del Mar Ave .,
Costa Mesa.
Girl --Mr . and Mrs. P.tch.
ard Oinsmoor, 37 &aeon Bay.
Boy --Mr. aDd Mrs. Donak!
Woe, 195SZ Sierra Raton,
trvlne.
• TUESDAY, AUG. 13
Boy •• Mr. aod Mrs. Warren
Arooff, 2528 Duke Pl.. Costa
Mesa.
Boy •• Ur. and Mrs. Keaneth
HUts, 4187 Saodburg Way, Jr •
. Y1DI.
Boy •• Mr . aDd Mrs. stan-
leJ PattliiOO. 2027 Paloma Or.,
Costa t.teaa.
Boy -~ Mr. ud Mrs. Albert
HUMR. 513 Fernleaf, Coroaa
del Ku. Bo7 -·Mr. aDd Mrs. Georp
Atta'l Dl-IU
c.llll 1 Chattin
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Knport lloOcll -a park-c-Ia Lido .... -110 arn.o lllr «~ oo •• Ia& lot_. Boor ~Ill ~~~r ·wiU _.... In• -lo II. uOO'IICIII
Lido .... -~ lie" &lid -tU -~~~~·-. 0011, a .,_.. ol"
..._CJC., .,etd"U nc-lD Olr ._..., o1 Mollli c.,..l A -... Jll" •e. IIIII wu
111 IIIII 7_, 11M "'1-Cborc>, Boa., 111r Jolla T. a --oltllo"~Bar
RIIIII .... ctomlal.ted -11, (Jack) J1otUt, 51 promruot bar T .. ll Clol> &1111 a ......
cant11 tbl llop poiDt lllocUoc ,aclltiiDU ud i..s·111.,. '••.._ ota. • .,...,. Yacht -dollyed WlUo <117 olll-Lido Sllap. OlllllloJ-I&J 11107 Harbor 111&11 ldloq~ II
ctallllhd!' .-wayolpnJ-... , ...... lo pan Ia tllo-m ·-Ia tiMOo ~== IDto tile lloal Z DIOIIItlo ol Frt-wbo died -J. Clob.
day lll&flt nclac at 11M OraJ>co Mr. 11opa waa otrlc ... u He leint 1111 wUit, BeiiJ; 111 111r 11M lot. KoU lll&fJ-rloe partlor -cluo. 8110 p-lo ca
Ofl-ltrett P&tklDC Alads, ID tbtlr ara. a u.tre Mt&. •
COUIIIJ Falrlfoaoda lraclt. be left .1111 bome at 1100 W. -Tbomu, Tl-&1111
But, Danny Beeker, Btu Ocean Froot, Balboa, to Joe JoM, ud a lllttr, Lor«ta
Code aDd Mike Cart110 are cur-00 tbe btacb, and wu pro-WaU.C:k.
rent faTOrltes to wiD the a~•1 oouoced dead at Hot.r r.o.pttal,
natloDal chllmplonshtp nces awueatly ot a heart attack. PHILCO PLANS
'SHORADS' BID here In October. He was eo-owaer of tbe
raiMcl by IOIUD& uldo put co-umu -.rd "-'•
ot IJIII'klac m-rocoljlta, wtll •-dlllrtct· locluoloa Lido be OOQibt to IIJ1aDee a 1-moolb SbGpo1 __ 11ed y_, Dl&fJt
leaH ol tbe US-apace lot be-tlllt te8,000 DOW Ia tbt oft.
tw-Roar &ad Cooll High-atrotl parklq f1IDd tor tlloaroa .. ~ .. ;.=-::;:
JEFFREY w. LIRECKA, 11, way. Tbe tot beloop to 1110 bo UOICI. 14 .. _, ftauea 11M f"IIIRI~IG But, •Jea Serton am Scott Ca.JtDer)' restauraat aDd had.aa-
Sivadp, the most Improved
riders Uds year •. are expected
to pusb the btg-name riders
tturlDg the closing weeks of
the summer eampatga. Both
wUI be out to topple the top
men when the seasou nsumes
this Frtday night at 8:15 at
the Costa Me81 oval.
at c..-clot liar llu -atate. n waa boolglot bJ state 1-moolllloaoe. M! THE HEAD
A bid to denklp tile U. S. u.med a IUel '"" tor t&Jill.)'trs aa part of tbe DOW'· CouaeUmu Pete Barrett ot. Ol' ORDER IS GIVEN Army's DIW &U .,...._ 8bort t.bt lniDe lid P" deftJDct coastal freeway rlcM CUlt Huea. tried to cet tram
Rup Air ........ IIJIIom u Ill -tal C-Jer, ot war and louod to """' aontco 14 tbe Bo-p..,._ AL..I'REDO GAROA"
FOR PAVE TACK (Pshl~ADS-,>.,•dtn llo -bJ Rtctar~ cbJ Pr~ u a te~r lot tor bo"'ltal ••Ia "14 be" rouo .. str.et
Last week was the tlnal week
In wh.lcb polnt standings could
be earned tor placing In the
nattona 1 meet. Results will be
announced later 11\l.s week..
rrlday's program will Ln-
elude a speclal salute to Mike
.. aww r•.
. ot a _.abz• --
..v Corpan.tloo.'s Leheca. wui be ~lib~ employees. part1Df pre~e arOWid tbe A $15 -mllUota u. s. Atr AerooatrCIIdc Dt"ftl:kiL tor lbl •It• ud aar .. at,_ Hoar no Joacer aeeds tbe lot. Newport Pier.
Force contract to develop a.o Loela: F. 11e111r. flee. ot tht DC• •1 OIXJ ---.1 DepartmeDt or Transporta.Uoo But, Mr. Roprs lutstedthat
alrboroe tarcett.ng and aMI' pre81deat IDd ....,t....,.r, e~p~Mioa ,:Z DIWI4W •• n:t":: otuclals wbo admlDJ.ster state aoy tram serYice be rutrJcted
designator system torhJ.gtl.per . llmalta.leoul)' •....actd tblt later • -.... owoer&tJ.c, bue agreed to lease to Udo Sbops. He aid hla
formance jet llircraft bas beeo Aeroutrcm1c: t.d •lecWd rM' a.ad :::a~~ SaD Dteco lbe 5 .8-a~e lot to tbe city tor Co.mcU oft _ street parklDI
awarded to Phtlco-Ford Cor-Gllflllu., Vu NIIJI, CaW to lr '"""'' JD $2&0 ootb committee wtU meet between
portalon•s Aeronutron.lc Dlvl-,._.,ty tM SHCRAiindlr ... ·Oe'!-· HI ts a lf&dulte ot Cl~ mCo~U wants the lot now aDd the Sept. 9 Clty Coua-
sion, Newport Beach. Known l)'ltlm 1111 Pb.Uco.f'ord'a pro.. AD idlata.J Collep tn Los to sern Udo Sbopsemployees ett meeting to dtacus llSIDc ::m"P:,~r ~~!.'~~O:.,w :s: poal to tbe Arm)'.AtrODCiiroc. wf!.: ~::.:.r;=~ who would buy monthly park!Di tile $68,000 raised by Ltdo
l1 1 Y le, dlt'eJoper t..Dd prOISuew ol eonda Cable TeleYtaioe. permits for $10 per month. Sbops Jal'klng meters tor tbe nl~u{ra ronal ~b Uty. 1 tbe U. S. ,Arm.J'• earreat IDe 4 )'llll wttll tbe OrHn-Use by beachgoers and others pa.rtt.ng &ot development aDd
s · e g, v ce SHORADt, "CblpU'nl," bU·c ,...., ta •ace would be dlscouraged;DooKoll, lease.
and general maaager biM workiog oa u all Wll.tber o-, He! firm. Cit)' Attorney Dermis O'Neil saldtha~tJDder nnJoo ot the Cblparral a1r M T sli d" • h tnterYtewed earUer, said ~
ot the contract awarded defense 'Qstem sJDce lMC rs u n les In eras didn't think the state law eo•~
the Air Force Aeronautical Ur. HtiUt Jald tblt ITT.G11-• erlng gtve-awaysolpubllc funds ls,~•::::~n Division, Wright-fillan wtu proYldl u 1 &dapttoo Margaret TusUn. 63, CostJ attack just before her car would apply to the lot although IF Alr Force Base, of 2 radars dtveklped for tbe Mesa real estate woman who crashed hea.d -on with aoother be agreed that $280' a moatb 1 ~~~11~;,~c:onnm:pany wtll buUd U.S. GovernmtDttoelnCbap-dled tn an auto aceldeDt Frl-at the Jamboree-MacArthur tor 5.6 acres In Newport "Is
and associated arral tllt eapablUtJ to •rate day In Newport, was burled Intersection last Friday n:orn-a pretty cheap prtce."
and test equip. to all weatber CODdltsoa.a. Cba-Sunday lD Paclftc VIew me-Jog. The driver of the other '' U• the lease were for a
parral S)'stems are DOW de-mortal park, Harbor VIew car was uninjured. lon_ger period tha.o 6 mootba,
p}oyed throuatxd tbt tree Hills. Mrs. Tustin had Uve<l the ·public cttt law mlpt
worldb)'tbeU.S.Arm)'. InvesUptors beUeJe she 1n Costa Mesa for 17 years apply," he saJd, "but this Is
may ban sllf!ered a heart and worked 1n real estate for Just a temporary thJng." LOTTIE ROBINSON OF 14 years with Rulh Seeley Attoraers stuclyla( the low-
B.+. Y Sl DE DIES AT S S SCHOOL NIGHT Realty. cast lease ol publlc tidelands
Services are scbedoled tor A mass was held Monday on Udo Isle have warned
II a.m. toclay,Aug.Z9.1D8alt•· AT OCC STADIUM morolng In Paclllc VIew chap-against IDe daa,.r ol rlllnlag
Berceron ct.pel Costa Mesa ' el. Bell -Broadway ot Costa afoul ot the state gilt laws. t l.ottt Robl ' 85 _. zs5 Coach Olck Tucker I Orange Mesa was director. Tbe Sept. 9 City Council or e o.aoo, • u. e-st Cot•-,. r~•t ., .. d meeUog Is e~•-• to ratify Mayflower, Bayside VUlap, ,_ ~ ............u She Is survived by a bro. ~-u:u
ho died Monda Ul v "' opens Its 1974 c&IIJI&lp. oo ther Paul GibbOns ot saugus; the parking lot leastt agree.
;onvalescent ~~tal es:a er-.. ·Saturdi.J, Sept. 14• at 7=30 p.m. slst~rs Ruth Wiese ot Ne'WPQrt ment. Sh tl . I N and tbel e•eotnrhasboeodeslc-Beach aad Loe Sm llb o!Balbo<l IRVI.,E GOP WO"EN TO e was a aa ve o ew nated as high school nl&bt " "'
York aDd had ltved here 10 Tbe Pirates wtll bt m~ttnc ~sla~.;,/nd by 2 nieces and 2 HEAR OF VOLUNTEERS
1ST THRU 3RD GRADES years. Sbe Is survived by co110ty rival CJPI'e&S Collece, ep · Irvine-Coast Replt)liea_n We-
sons Edward Masturzo or >nd high scbool studeata ELVIN GRAUER 69 OF men's Club will meet at L30
w.,,.., Oatoa
Ratod R
Co-hit
"SPIKES GANG"
Le• Marvin
L Gary Grim••
' Plot-
"THE PARTY"
' Ill th Poter Soli oro
"TH IE GRIEA T
AMERICAN COlfBOY"I
Ploa
"ON ANY SUNDAY"
PLUS
WHmDAWH
Once ooly at 9:03
n •• ,,.
(R)
2
MTHE STING"
7:00 II 9:18
I Phoni ct
$Scienc e
I Immediate
Openinas
tAae•l·~
~;~J:as:~ .. ~dn F~a~ M:~rs atteOOing schools ln tbe Coast SHORE CLIFFS' DIES p.m. Tuesday, Sept. to, 1n the
• · ·• a oe Community College District ' Lido r90m, Puk Newport 1-----:-:-~:..:.;---==
McC arthy of San Luis Obispo, will be admitted tree,. accord. Elvln Grauer, 69, suffered Apartments, Theatre He. I Social Growth
I Creative Arts
I "'u"llbet Co ncepts
1675-40221
I Hot L1.1nctt e1 I Trained Starr a State Licensed
HOURS 1:00 • 6: JO ~lh 6 !ttarzu~rit•
Coro1tll d~l M11r
ASK ABOUT OUR AFTER-SCHOOL PROORAM
BUS PICK.<JP FROM CORONA DI!L MAR
and by 4 graDdch11dren and 6 lag to occ sportslllformaUon a heart attack Friday at his The role ot Republican wo-
gret.t-graDdc hJ.ldren. director Jim Cunett. home at 278 Morning Cabyon, man In volunteer work will be
Setvlces were <'Onducted by "Students wtu ba.ve to pick ShOre c urt~. and ns pro-discussed b)' Chip Cleary rep.
the Rev. Roger Walke . Burial up the Uckets at thelr htgh oounced tjead at r :\g hOspital. resenting Congressman Andrew
wa.s to Inglewood. scOOol, bo'wever," Mr. Carnett l:e was burled MoDday In Hinshaw, Denny Glenn repre-
SEHIORS WILL COMPETE warned "we woo't be able to Pactnc View memorial park, senUng Houston , Pete
che o:n free Ucltet& at Ute tollowlng services at PacUic Peterson and Kay IN TENNIS TOURNEY gate:· l'lew Chapel coDCiucte<l br the resentlag the preclaet
E.,. wttboat A..al• Roy Hl&b tcbooll uatwULr.eei•• Rev. Coo.ale Salles and tbeRev. u.tlon ot lrv1De and
Emersoo oo hand to defend the Uctets 1Detude 1"ftewport Wlllb.m Acton. County RepubUean
his 1973 title, the an.ntal Pact-Harbor, Corooa del Mar, Costa Mr. Grauer, a cltrls rancher, Committee respectively.
flc Souttrtrest seniors teonis Mesa Estaocla Hunl:lnctoa had Uved here tor 63 years. Retreshments will be served
champlonshlps will draw a host Beach EdLsoo aia.rLaa Fo~m~ He Is survived by his wile, and all toterested Rept*>l1ean
of top names for the 45th annual talo Valley ~ Westr:,tnster. Ruth; 2 sons, Dr. W r oyCirauer women In the area are Invited
reoewal of the event at the Tbe tickets wUl be made ot Anaheim and Richard Grauer to attend.
Newport Beach Tennis Club, an.llab1e 1o tbe high. scboola ot Garden Grove, 4 grandchild-
Sept. 9-15. during t.be tlrst week In Sep. re'!: and a_ sister, Lydta Beha.rt SCHWALBE TRIAL: SITE
Forest stewart Is eJ:PeCted tember. of .:.scond1do. CHANGE IS REFUSED
Alan Schwalbe, SIIBP8nded
fHE EXORCIST
Once ooly at 8:55
-----..._ .........
1:10 .L 9:08 (PO) ~~~~
Corona del Mar Tennis Club
is once again
accepting new memberships !!
to be nrst seed In the 35
year old bracket, whtle veteran
Sam Match will be No. 1 ln
the 45 year old division, ac.
cordtne: to tourney chairman,
Tony Prodan of the Newport
Club. Other ranked seniors will
be Ed kauder, Bob Duessler,
Die Mateer, Bob Sherman, Gil
and Jobo :;tla.)', and Geor~
FAR WEST EXP AliOS HARRY HARRIS, 72, OF
lrvlae.bQse<l For West Ser-W. UPPER BAY IS DEAD
vices Inc. llas opened Its lOath
restaurant a new Plankhouse Memorial services were held
In Llttlet~n. Colo., a suburb yesterday at Community Con-
of Denver. greptlooal Church, Corona del
Corona del Mar hlgb school !;::;;:;~::;;:;:::r:;:;;;::;;;;:::~ teacher accused of 17 co~.mts
on morals charges iavolYlng THEATRE OHE
I NO INITIATION FEE !! I
I MATCHES ARRA1'4GlD I COURT Re:SfRVATIONS
I PERIODIC TOURHAIUHTS t LESSONS AVA.ILA8Lf
I MATCHES WITH OTHfR CLUBS I LEAGUE MATCHES
I RACOUEn RESTRUNG&. REP~RfO t PltO SHOP
• CLINICS & STRATEGY GROUPS I CLU& ROOM
ORf>P BY FOR FREE ("OFFEF. •..
210 1 F... COA'If HIGHWAY. CORf>NA DEL M~R.
ONLY TWENTY MEMBERSHIPS lEFT
ACT NOW, Call 673-5711 ...
First come first served.
Yardley.
TAKES RADAR COURSE
Prln.te First Class Kto D.
Wollan, 18, soc of Mr, aDd
Mrs. Vernon L. Uollao, 22$0
The Far West family nation-Mar, tor I Harry Harris, 73,
wide also Inc ludes Reuben's, ot 1200 Francisco, We-st Upper
the Moonraker Baxter'sStreet Bay, woo died Saturday at his • • Snack Shop, Coco's, Reuben E. home.
Lee, tbe Vr'haler, Lt. Robert He had Uve<l here 15 years
E. Lee, Isador e's, the Sand-and was an insurance ageot
piper, the Summer House aod most or his Ute.
the Moorings . He Is survived by his wile,
lltoer, Costa Mesa, ou com-DR. DOSS TO PRESENT
plete<l • 33 ..... l'oaod COD-LECTURES 0~ DEATH
trol awrc.cb radar repairman , ,
Allee Wellman Harris; a son,
Jetrrey, and a sister In New
York.
Burial ns 1n Paci.Oc VieW
memorial park, Harbor VIP.w
HUts.
course at the U, s . Army Sic-'The last enemy · Is tbe title
nal Ceater and School, Ft. Won-of a free lecture series about
mouth, N. J. He wu tra1Ded death at Orange Coast College
ta perform orpaluH.,..l tblst.an. KIDS WITH MATCHES ;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:=;~;;;~m~ala~te~aa~ac~e~oa~cr~oaod; cootrol _T!Ie series meets on 4 sue-START BRUSH .fJRE &ppi'OICb radar eqalpmtDt cesstve Friday evenings, be-Fire tn--tors -1d chlldre• · ginning Sept. 6, trom 7:30 to """~'""'"" _..
9:30 p.m. In occ·s Science playlag with matches started a
Lecture 1. Ther e is no tultlon brush ftre Friday that burned
aDd persons may register 65 acres near Spyglass Hill.
DRESS UP FOR
FINAL END OF SUMMER
.
SUPER MARKDOWNS-BARGAINS
LADIES SPORTSWEAR~ SEPARATES -I'AI'ITS.
SHORTS , SKIRTS and MATCHII'IG TOPS.
SUMMER DRESSES -l'lfW MARKDOWNS
1/3 to 1/2 OFF
,,... .. ~.,,
IO•UI "' h
, IHI<t• .. ·~ .. , "' IJ
... cor ....
AND MANY TIMIS
MUCH MOlE 111
THRU FRI. and SAT. O,I'ILY
Wl SlAt CJrU ·r~ I ,, •. flltiMT MS.
eu.ruu•
UICAII.I .. _ ... ·-....
---liLt JtiiT A FEW Sllrl fiiCIIIIIUI WT !Ill-ll llf! Ul Of a' Ill tlllfl
at lbe lecture. The blaze almost reached
Lecturer Is Dr . Ri chard w. the homes of 2 cuetakers who
Doss, who has conducted n -live near San Joaquin Hllls
ttnsln research 00 death and reservoir. Seven tlre units
dJI.Dg. Hls book, "The last from NewportBeachaodOraoge
eoem)'," was released by Har . County surroUDded the blase
I per aud Row last May. aDd broucttt It under cootrol
A lf&dtllte of OCLA and An -at 5:30 p.m., about 2 hours
doftl" Newtoo Theological s1• alter It started.
mlal.r)', Dr. Doss Is currently T!ie flte started near the
tbe pteachlnc miDister atFatr. WetropoUt&o Water District
Yin' Blpttlt Chvcb In Costa Rue"olr Dear NewMacAribur w... aDd Eastpte Dr., accordlD.c
to dllpateber Ed WcPbersoa
• of the Newport Beach Fire De.
putmeot.
SAILING CLUB TO MEET
Uembeu of tbe Sa111ac Club
at Put Newport ~meats
wtlliHet at 8 p.m. WedM.Idly,
Blpt. 11, tor a bt.rblcut at tbt
mala pool aroa at 11M Spa.
Piau lor • ft.MlRinmel' oat. la&WIIIllo_...,.
-... -11M -1!'1,..,.
students, wiiJ lace trlal ap1n
Sept. 10 In Harbor Municipal
Court.
A move to shlft the trial
to Santa Ana was dented ttlls
week by Judre Robert Todd.
Schwalbe's attorney claimed
that newspaper publicity du:rlnc
his cUent's first trial earller
this year prejudiced Schwalbe's
chance tor a tatr trial lD
Harbor court. That trial ended
with a hung Jury.
Schwalbe, wbo Uves at 2860
Alta VIsta, Eut Bluff, ls ac-
cused ot sexually moteaUng
two \&.year-old male students.
AD AGENCY MERGER
Adnntage Adverttsln&. based
In Newport Beach, r.s an.
nouoced the mercer of Ut or.
pnlnUon wttb Jan Unnrt,
pubUc rela.Uoos, abo of New.
port Ileac h. Sbe will be director
of the pubUc nbtloos depart-
ment, complettar the tun aer.
vice capacity ot Actvaotap,
Thelt new offices art klcated
at S28 North Newport Blvd.,
Newport Htlebts.
DD YOU UU WINNIUT
Stars George Scf:al •
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7,00 -8•45 -IO.SO --CIIT IIYU-~
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(Or Ill the inf0..en~tion you
need about· your new com -
munity, ull
(SEAL)
ATTEST,
WILLIAM £, ST JOIII<
CoutJ Clerk and n-oft'ldo Clerk
Ot tbe Board ol gq;,erYISOrl ol Oruco Cold)', Callfonda
8)' J1101 Altxancltr
Dopuly
STATE OF CAUFORNIA )
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COUNTY OF ORANGE ) J. WILWM £. ST JOMM. Cowrt)' Clerk a.:! tl...ctftclo
Clerk o1 1M Boord ol ,_....,., do lloret>J <trUlY IIIII a
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AY&S: SOPER-' DAVDl L. IWW!, RAI.PR A.
IDDU:H, R, W, BATTIN AlfD
RALPII B. CLARK
M<!a: SUPER-· _.
AMDT: SUI!D-_.
If Wlii''ISI WlmRIOP. t .... ._MilO Jilt •1 __. ud -1M -Ia!-oiiMIIoardol~oltM c-o1 o.ueo. Slllo o1 Calllonla. ..., -., o1 &or· 111,11?4,
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Cheryl A,nn De
bride of David Silva
Subsidized
lunch plan
for schools
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£•trY Nnport-Mt• lan\Uy
wttb achool ebJidrH tl.l&tble
for tu-sdMddlud sebool
lunches 11 eacourapd to awty
for meral1 for tht comliJc yeu.
aecor<Unc to Fred C. Carttr,
coordinator of apeclal services.
Ubder the oaUoaal .ehOol
lu.ocb and brealdut pr.,am,
a [amlly of 4 whOM crou
monthly h.come Ia $4?0 01' less
ls eUctble for tbe luhc:bel at
no cost, aod bretlctut wbtre
they are available. A family
ot 4 wlth monthly lDcome of
$471 -$658 Is eUCible for the
reduced-price meals.
The scDool district current-
ly senes bretk:tast at 6 ele-
mentary schOOls --Monte
Vista, Newport elemeatary,
Pomona, VIctoria, Whittier and
WUSOII , aDd at Rea middle
school.
MRS. DAVID LESLIE SILVA (J effrey photo!
Appllcations are bellll sent
home to all famllles In the
school district, together with
ellgibtllty requirements. The
tnlormatlon received Is kepC
conl1!1entla 1.
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
e AHSWERIHC SERVICE
~CEHCY
AHSWERIHC SERVICE
Try our ne"' 0\'NAMIC
service for Newport Beach,
Corona del .,tar, !nine and
Costa Mesa. We can ser.
vice calls tor you whether
you ttave telephone service
or oot!
CALL 645.5264
MfWIM nU
NfiGHIORHOOO
LE~ S GET A.CQUAli'HFD.'
Phon s•-5212
2604 -''f'ON
Nf.WI'ORT lf-'C:H
• BICYCLES
RATES POR CLASSIPIEO ADS
1 Time 2 Times 3 Times
4.50
6,00
8.00 .zo
20 words or less •.. 2.00 3,50
21 to 30 words ., .. . 3.00 4. 75
31 to 40 words .... . 4.00 6.50
Each 1f:)fd over 40 .. .10 .15
• HELP WAH TED
TYP~-BOOKKEEPER n~
at the Ensign otnce, 2721 E.
Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar.
Call 673.0551.
o FOR SALE
COUCH, 5 n.., COUDtry look.
wOOd trame with all new
leather look cushloos. Ideal
for a.pa.rtment or famUy
room. $1 90 --644-0325.
e MARIHE HARDWARE
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ClothiDc-Ni!itlcal GUts
Y.arlDI Hardware
Open seYeo days a week
to sefYe you better
2700 W. COAST HWY., N. B.
PHONE &45-1711
e MISCELLAH!DUS
FIVE FOOT CONSOLE STERZO SPOTS BEFORE YOUR EYES •
Spanish style. A.M .FM radio, on your aew earpet. Remove
a.track, Garrard turntable. them w'lth Blue Lustre. Rent
Hlgbest bid. 962.3366. electric lbampooer, $1.00.
o DRl C\.UHERS
DIMMITI
(}PJe!;:.'
Finnt quaJity dry cleaninlil
on lh~ premisn
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Sdf-wnf'IC~ laundry
All n~w -late-st modd
Frigidaire washers
3200 E. Coast Hwy .. COM
Phone: 673-9605
o FLORISTS
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DeMur/ ToJh
FLORISTS
PHONE 646-4479
2438 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mew
• MUSICAL FOR SALE
MIDSUMMER SA VINGSI
• Steloway "8'' Graod ·-tust
Ute oewl Hurry tor th..is one.
• Hammond Sp\.net Organ, Wa\.
out _ • • . . . . . . . . . $695
• Beauttlul Vose splnPI
plano ..•.......... $695
• Lowr ey Spinel Autoehord
Orpn ......... , .. $795
• Used Grand Pl.aoos . -Stein-
way, B.aJdwtn, Yamaha,
Ch.lckerlni. Hardman, Starr
from ... , . . . . . . . . $895
• Gulbransen console org2.n, a
rnat buy trom ....... $995
SCHMtDT Mt.SIC CO.
Lown)' • Yamaha -Steimray
1907 N. Walll St., Santa A1w.
Est, 19U
Crowa Hardnre, 3107 East
Coa.t thry •• eon-4el War.
• $!1VICU
OOROTHY NAPKIE
INTERIORS
(11 years with w. & J. Sloane}
Pbooe 548-9798 or 642 -1691.
Muter Cbargel
moNtNG. Years of experience
on all types of clothing and
Uoen. Specialty -· men 's
shirts. $1.50 per hr. Mable
Whitman, 607 Marguerite,
Cor ooa del W:~. 613.2774..
e RESTAURAHT
HOM!.CDOK!D PDOD
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IN NEW"O"T llf.ACM
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Tille OHIC! SUf"'ILY INC.
:1011 N_,.n atw~ .. NeuoopOf't ...-
• WAHT!D TO R!HT
APART~EN'T WAHTED •• z.
bedroom blacb apartmeat,
flmlty of&, Oct. :S to Oet. 12.
Reply, Bo:1 11511, SaU Lake
City, Ub> Mill,
Use 111is Handy Classified Ad Order Form
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"'2"f7 I E!. Coast Hwy.~ .
Corona del Mar
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'12222 Horbor Blvd., Gordon Gr... :r,-.=
Stete Lice.,.• 192237 n2·3401 Of 141-&CMM
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._-. • • 011 -lilt plot, -. Mod ,cMc._, .Dtoa~H•U. .__. ••• -•• ..................... lftya ·-.• ....
lmprndt~~l :
,_ •IDIIDC· tiJo Pollo~rta IJooPiall&l
IDe-·~-... Jolla Bot<~, Voila Ud Jact R-1111. Gra.tro IYOJ, Marr Aq-. LIIUU
aad __,. 11oo1c. llo<oibJ aad lleUl lloYII,
Fru aad IIOoo1tr J-, GladJ• aad -Baam • • • wbo allo do tbt pjqlta1Qut0 u JOG
recall. Otber1 were ttbtUJD ud Tom Walker',
lollldrod aad Looll8 Tllnler, aloo Adelaide aad
K....U. Ktapley IDd De1ores llld WUUam
Killer.
"foa•u oeTer cuess wbat "the Pelts" are
up to DOW. beside the .traveling art study
class ••. postal card collection udeJCha.Deel
Ed baS a tlloUslDd or 10 tbat had been landed
down to btm . . . eome are neo leather ..•
some were ot bll father, wbo ns pictured
with lladlme Mo)tsb (be appeared with her
at d1ff8reot ttnies wben sbe was In Allahelm).
By bappeDSt:ance some ooe m~m.tlooelf sue~
a gro~Ct • • • so oow Ed aod Opa.l Mae hue
aDOI:ber n•nue of tun aDd interest!
• • • •
Burrill helps raise funds
Benefit for St. Joseph
Singer Glen Campbell will
beadllDe the se<:ond annual
benefit for Saint Joseph Hos-
pital of Orange to be held In the
Disneyland Hotel grand ball-
room Sept. 13. Les Brown and
his band of renown, who pro-
v-Ided tile dance music last year
when Bob Hope was the benefit
star, wlll be on band for a return engagement , ·
Funds raised trOm this $125 .
per person, black-He dinner-
dance are earmarked for the.
eqWpment needs aDd elf)ansloo
of Saint Joseph HOspital. Tlek-
ets may be obtained from tbe
bospltat development office at.
1100 Stewart Drive, Orange.
Local sponsors for the bene-· nt inclUde:
Balboa Island •• W1111am
Shubin,
CorOna del Mar --Robert
W. Cutrord, E . H. FI.Dstet,
Glenn Layioo, Thomas Walter
and Theodore s. Wentworth Jr.
Newport Beaeb --Jo·seph II.
McCormick, member 'of tbe 1
steering committee; George
Argyros, John Blsbop, Walter
Frome, Ci!l'lla Herbert, Paul
D. Kiely, Dr . E. Ternnce
Moru aJld Rlebard .Walker.
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. CL:AN.-IAdd 3&1 for •• a mt~nng.J Tout $2.36 b Mdl ·-·
ZIP
Se';~rvtd:~~:~=th::ru~T~hursdoy ; or sa/MI,
choice of bak1d potato or riCI Hawaiian
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2.46
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3.75
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FOR ALL OF YOUR
INSURANCE NEEDS
GENE H. ROBERTSON
INSURANCE
211 1 1Cco .m' HWY .
Co.,no dol Mor -Tolephono 673-3850
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"-'' .... u.a -Ana ...... ---... lOW ...elated wDioM lldibwM ud jig.: .. ..,. -lib. M -Plfll Lilli ~ • . • · • ;.a•lta.l·......_ L~:~!~~!/1 0tr oft Doe · Ro.e, a-.-• · • · . · • & ooi -·u dar• .,.1>01111 c .. -dol 'Mar llblvy 1o eared lw at tllll )Deal ·be WI~. W'~terabb' wtt11 a .. _1" .. ,. u11 ..-bat 'u"" ,..~a, ., -... t~ototo,
ool qoll6 lack .. 80TH loot. 1orio11J ..... bJ Wnrlu
· • • • PtU.ela Ya.c.
Jeu Cole (telbw .tift of • • •
Warreo. Olato) Ls ._ell: from · ADd uotMr ladJ wtthaar ..
a IJ'fl> to Mortboro Cautorola lllollll> (OD&JI>O II) to Jaoo Boyd,
•• ao tal-oc> llaorel wbo ·tao 1-. b-.• pluta
• • • aU 'rotiDd. tbe 8oJd Realty Co.
Aad Terry Lllwln.ll ol Costa I:Dd at bocnt.
Reinas to host brunch
~~~ Lao Relou Au!Uary ol tile prHldoDI. A11llltaoee Letcue of Newport Lu RelDu Aullllary Ls n•·
Beach · ;rt)l bost a petUe brtmeh poolible for tbe Freoeb n.ek
at lO;SO Sept, 9 1n the Ml'Yice of clotbiJlc, opea the ftnt
ciiQr room, $05 3ZDd Street, ThveckJ of tbe moath Ia tbe
' Nnpori Beaeb, accordtac to thrift' ·lbop, tbe mala IOWee
Mrs. Hobert Bacon, el'll.lrDWL. of aupport ~ U. ....,....s pbJ.l-
AcUves, aucietate members abtbroptea, the cbUdrea'acl•-
. aDd tbelr gunU: are invited to. tal be<h eeoter Ud tbl *.ld
brtDc a b\mdte tor the Lague day care ceDter for warUDc
tbrJit sbop . mobers. lA.s RliDU LD.ltlatecl
Mrs. Keooeth Sarna>soo Is the aDd eonttnues to AIJPC)I't 1bi
all oYer cbatriouforthea.Ualr, ortbodoatic procnm for 1 ld)''
assisted bJ Ura, Lyman KID&, chUdreo referred to tbt dwtal
loYttatlOG&; Mrs. Charles Dew-health CIQter by acboolDIWIU
ey, welcomtac committee,. and of tbe .Newport Beach IJid Cos-·
uu. Earl C,orkett, bo&pltallty ta Ilea scbool .dlatrlctl.
ctalr~n, aDCI bu committee, --~-----~--....,--------
llmes.Stanterstaua,NeiiWU. Church N' ews llaDjll, Theodol'eOwa.~Law-
reoee DeaYer . Pourtac:wlll be
tbe hooored cuests, Mrs. Phelps
presld&ot, &Dd • ST. ANDREW'S PRESBY . • LUTHERAN CHURCH OF
TERIAN CHURCH, JO() st. An-THE MAS1£R, 2900 Paclftc
drew's Road, Cliff Huen --VIew Orin, Harbor View Htlls
"Tbe best side of love" wUI • -CommunioD servtces will
.be the sermoo topic of Dr. be held at 10:30 a.m. tbls Sun-
Cbarlu Olftentlek1 at the 8; day and at 8 p.m. Thursday,
i :SO aDd. 11 a.m. SUDday ser-Sept. 5. A HanilaDluaufellow-
Y1ces. sbfp dinner Is scheduled for
· first rice
Yo11r hair needs coodJUootng for t.he •me
rea.ou your aldD needs Crem. Halt ·. coodl-
Uoaeu replace tbe essential olts and r·~stl
leocy that ue lost Yben bair.ls eolOred,·c~~rled, ·
espoMCI to SliD 01' san 1r1ter or ev:• simply ·
brubed or set. ·
Tbt exteot to which your hair needs coodi-
Holrlnc determlDel ttMi way you should eoodi ..
tloa your balr. U llair damage Is. DOt too creat, .
u "iAitut coodttiooer'~ or·. creme r.LDA wtll
do ~ job. Used after enry ~mpoo am \eft
on the bl.lr far seYeral minutes., J ·creme rtnse
will belp to prenat hair duna('t ..
A complete stc:ick of tYtrf balr care Deed ·
Is lDcludecl. 1D our Cosmetics Seetton. Wbetbv
you plaD ·to C111'1, COlor or· c0odltt0o, we t.l'l
,_. tile r,...t product lc< you by 'tile leaden'
·r:'Oreit. Olittte, ud' otlilit" popUIIt'1ltfamdi:J·':I
• PLY\IOUTH CONGREGA-Saturc2ay, Sept. 21, oo the
'fiONAL CHURCH, 3262 Broad cbur.ch crounds.
St:, N.ewport Hetgbts -· The • The Christ Church by the
sacnm~t of commuoion Sea piJot class wtll sponsor
wlll tie celeln:ated atthelOa.m. a swordftsb dinner from 6 to
.SUDdly .service. Pastor Jotm 7:10 p.m. Tbursday, Sept. 5,
LiMY1U wtn ~;~reach 00 "How at ttie cb~~rch, 14th St. and
'to ll'l))J ~orJIYeoess." Balboa BIYd., Ceotral Newport.
. • THE . NEWPORT UNITY A '4ooaUoa of $2 for adults
. CHURCH, 15th st. and lrYioe a.Dd $1 for children Is as ked
.A.Ye •• CUff Jl.aven --TheReY. fo~tbedlnoer .
SaDe Richards Is cooUnuiDgher . A rummage sale wtll be
. .aez:tea 011. tbe "Sermoo 00 the held Frlday, Sept. 13, by the
trio'llt" durJ.Dg September. Her United Metbodtst Women of the
topic lor the .10 a.m. tei'Ylce Fir~ United Metbodlst Cb~~rch,
this S~D~a:r Ia "Blessed are 421!, W. 19tb St., Costa Mesa,
tbe mercltlll .. from Mattbew In ·a. bompsoo ball oo the church
5:7. ' groab:Ss. The hours are 9 a.m.
to 4:30p.m., accordiog to Mrs.
Bruee Howey, president. Pro-
ceeds wtll bell) carry out the
mlsslobary work of tbe cburcb.
• "Mnature wUil tbt
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HANDY HINT: H staUc electrleltY mabiS Mil'
uaruly, switch to •tural bristle brushes aDd tortotse combs . · ·
Bible,, .. a DOG-sectarlao study
wl:th Allpl)'D Oantuma tee.chloc, ..
1Jfll meet each MoOO:ay at 9:30
a.m. for the fall series, be-ctnmog Sept. 16. Tbe classes
PASTOR ELEANOR JACKSON
of tbe Newport Harbor Cburch
of ReUdous Sclence llas been
lovlted by Dr. Frank Rlche -
Ueu to be guest speaker at bls
c hurch In Redondo Beacb for
the 11 a.m. servtc\thtsSUDCiay.
Her sermon topic will be "Are.
you woolng old age:'" Dr. Rlcb -
eUe u is a past presl~ellt ol
wlll be beld at St. Andrew's
PrtsbJterlan Church, 600 St.
ADdrew•s R.oac1, CUif Hann.
Miss Dantuma Is former dean
of women at Moody Bible ln-
sUtute aod ba-s taught all oYer
the United States aDd Eurore.
• A breakfast outing is Religious Scleoce loternatlonal
plaD.oed for the members of aDd be aOO Rev. Jacksoo have
St. M.ark PresbyterlaD Cburcb appeared on tile same plat-
of Eut Bluff at 8 a.m. this form at sennl •mtrars.
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Newport ArN
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Aa!ftt'.Po~~J~g~
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CL ... IIII YOUR REWUD 1.T
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Owr 11th Y.-r
f~~~H~E~EjA~CH~~~,.,~lJ~ IOIIK 'PAUL THOIUIEH of Saturday, Aug. 31, a.t Big Cor -
Baottqtoo. Beach, J)!)et, eom. ooa belch. Burr Allegaert and
.poeer, .arruc-, pWdst, sll:l-· Ed Vu Dell are making the
. ~tr,. salesmao aDd mlDtster, arrangements.
Zll Z11 from $69.95. · .·
Plu I ycllr frc• Sm.-it~.·
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SIIVICI IS A -MOt A f'ie•L
BOOK BAGs··
yrtU bl pesl speater. a.t tbe 10 • Tbe i()spel of Matthew Is
' MI'Tic• t)lis S11Dd11 at the the Bible lesson topic of Pastor
· Cb.otcb of Re. · James 0 . Combs at the 9:-45
~ C~ St., a .m. Stmday Cooquerors Bible
W:ea~ l,opie. wtll be class at the flrst Baptist I ~·~:.:' to tM. melody. 1D :rqur Church ot Costa Mesa, 301
beart," t:.Hd 0D Epbfslans Mapolla St.
5:19; LIDda Powell wtn 111ng • The. Wolflen 's Gulld of the
1 ODe of .i4t. TbotinlliD'S CO~· Newport Harbor Cb~ach of Re-
":::::::; from bls · reeelitlf Ugtous Scleo~e will meet at ~ "Sor;tp: ot lll1Yeral . 7 p.m. tuesday, Stpt, 3, at
·He tj. a. mtmbeP o1 tbe the borne of Mrs. Eleaoor Mc-
cblll'ch aDd .,nes oa tbe Kllmoo lD Newport He.lpts. ·
of~ . Dessert aDd coffee wtll be
served. before the business m-.
BACK TO SCHOOL IS
-THEME FOR BRUNCH
Dressed lD red ard wbUe
illcMm, members ol (.l)s:lloo
Omlcroo chl,pler ot Beta Strma
Pbl IDiermUooal Sorority will -the Sopl, 14 brUIICb
metUDc ot Oran,. Coast Cai-
Uonla Couc:U at the La Baroo
Hotel, B..a Park.
Tbe tbeiDe Is "back to
· aeboot •• Ta~le decontloas will
t.dure old tashloaed hmcb
boas ftUed wtth cta~Mm oap..
ldu, peoclla, pc>Uto cblpo aDd
aptut.
GYM SHORTS•& SHIRTS
Tbt pr-~ llrs. Eldoo
. DtorU, will welcome Mrs. Art
. Warab ot Orlud, pr-ot
Far N«tbbra CaUI:lnla Co.-
. elf; UIJ IHmblra of blr UIICIIl-
tfto•boord,
GYii .SHOES
SWI!o\T SOX
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ZIIIIIANLUII:I·I6
,.. -I • 0 I I ......... "C 0 ... '$ .... 6 \j 1:
Galdoo 'ful: "s...t yo tlw Lotrl, M1 yo ,..k of tlw -. wlokll lwH
......,U All ,..,_t: -k ~-•k -.: It -.y b< yo lludl
IN ltl4 II ...... 'of t1w L«d~ _, .. (Zoph. 2:3). " J liE look ol Zoplwdlll .. I tbonlnthoftholollftor
'l'n>pboa -. 10 tho
Oilier In tho &aJbb Jlble,
Tbo -Zopl>moh .. -''Ito--.... lllddoo or pro<lc:lod" (cf. lla. 27:5).
Tbo propbol i.epNnlah. l c:catompofuy
of Joro-. oUCidod hla _, In
tho ldqdaat of Judlh. Thil propllol of
God fulllllod hla -.lloo durloJ tho
....,. of Jooioh (cf. lAph. I: I). Tho
parpoee of Ztphardah wu to 'MOI'Dee
God'• !....,_,, lOd lo -tho
monl aod oplrltllll ooodllioo wiUd>
required It, 'thUI Zeph•nlah. hu been
-rlbod .. l IIWl with .... lcloo. aod
that Idol wu .Judln-t. Thillhootl>l of
judament truly onrwhtiDII and
o.pow'tn tbl prophet iD a day of
·-and opirllllll doc:lemioa.
Purtbermon, tbt remarb of a
c:onoemllft llblkol acholor obould be
norod: "Zoplwliab'o propllocy 1w •
more -rol cbonctor, emlnoclna both
jucl ...... l and -· In their IOII!IIy,
10 u to fot'I'Jl ant complete pkturt. It
not only commences with the
lftDOuncement of 1 univenal judpnmt
upon the whole wodd, out of which the
judpnent riles thll wiD faD upon Judah
oa ICCOWit of Its liN, and upon the
wodd of natiom on account of its
hottJlity to the people of JehOYI.h; but
II treab throuJhout of the great and
terrible day of Jehovah, on which the
fire of tbt wrath of God consumes the
whole earth (1 :14-18; 22 :2; 3:8). But
the Juct&m-t , a a revelation of the
wrath ol God on account of the pnera!
COn'\lption of the world, don not form
the center of ·p"aYtty or the ao&e object
of the whole of the pre· dictions of our
propbet. The end and aoal at wb.idl
they aim .,.. nther the establilhment of
clime ~-... In the earth, end
the Jud-' to lllaqiiJ .... -aod the ftJ b)'wldcll ddt, tho olm of Ill tho
clo,.loprnenr of tho -w·, hlltorJ Ia 10
be .. lllzoc!. Thil -cleerl)' ... In
tho oecond •d' third -[2:1·3:8
end 3:9·20). -will .....,.,
Hbmell lfrrtbly 10 lilt oadooe, io
deelroy aD tho pll of the eorlh, thor oD
tbl Wanek of the n.1tiom rDI)' wot'~Np
11m (2:11} By pouriiiJ OUI Ill wroth
upon natiom ~d kift&don, HI (the
l..onl) ril tum IO tho peopleo I pwl
lip, 10 that they will caD upoa Ha name
aod ..... 11m wilh -lhouldet (3:8,
9). Tho ldolllln. tho wicked, ond the ....-n of God wW be deltroyed out
of Jud.lh a~d J.-walem, that the
d&btocM--of Jebcmh may come to
the doy (3:1 ·7). The humble, who do
God's rlahteoume., are to seek
Jehofth, to IUtYe after ri&hteoumea
111d humility, and to wilt for the Lord,
for the diY when flo will arile, to
procure for llmlelf wonbippers of lis
nome 1n1001 the nedooe llllouah the
adlum of tho Jud&mmt, •d 10 pther
lopthet 1111 dlepened people, end mike
tbe remnant ol bncl into a sanctified
end bloelld people of God (3:11 ·20)"
(cf. Cui Prledric:h Ko!l, "Zophenllh" In
Tlw l"w<l>e MIN>r hop/wtl, Eo&. """·· 1874, Vol. U, pp. 122, 123}
THE SVPI!RSCIUFI10N
In Zephaniah I : I we read: .. The
word of the Lord wh.k:h came \&lito
Zephaniah the son of CU&IU, the 1011 of
Ged•lt•h, the 10n of Amariah, the son
of Hb.kiah, ln the da)'J of Joaah the son
of Amon, kin& of Judah."
Coneernina the deelaration of
Zephaniah in the R.nt vme of hh
inspired book, the comments of 1
devout scholar and writer lhould be
-...a: "1hto propllor to romubble
far IMna "' hla -• to the fourth .....tioD -a ,.,, oecurreftCI with the
propllou. In no othor -doeo tbo
-of ~ m•d boyood tho
paadfather of tho propllot (loch. I :I).
ZopiwUII wllbod IO dblinplloh hlmlelf
from otbart of the I&Jhl name, but
lllliD1J to polnl OUI hiJ roleliONhJp IO
tbt peat moaareh Htuldlh, for the
lllzldoh o1 1:1, the fourth In the
prophet'• Uno, Ia ldonllcal wtth !her
ldq. Ill [Zoplwdoh) Wll, the10fore, of
royll doecear"(cr. w. G. Woo,.heod,
IN,.,_ S-Ill N Boob of tlw Old
Ta,...,.t, 2M ed., 1894, p. 34S).
So the propbol Zeplwlioh wu Indeed
coudoul ol hia caD to the prophetic
oftk:e. nus man had • ltrona conviction
IMt hil "*'lip came from the living
1nd true God. Zephuiah. the
areat-great-grandlon of Hez.ekiah, in
truth performed an effective mi.nislry as
a prophet in the days or good king
Jo•ioh (640-609 B. c.).
THE ANNOUNCEMENT
OF IMPENDING JUDGMENT
In Zephaniah I :2-6 we read: "l will
uuerly consume all thinp from off the
land, saith the Lord. I will consume man
and beast; I will consume the fowls of
the heaven, and the flahes of the sea,
and the stumbli.ngblocks with the
wicked; and I wiD cut off man from off
the land, saith the Lord. I will also
stretch out mine hand upon Judah, and
upon aU the inh.abitanU of Jerusalem;
and I will cut off the remnant of Baal
from thU place, 1nd the name of the
Olemarims with the priesll; and them
~t woniUp the holt of heaven upon
the houaelope;; and them that wonhJp
and that twear by the Lord, and that
awear by Malcham ; and them that 1re
turned bt.ck from the Lord; and tha~e
that have not aouJb.t the l.crd, nor
enquired for him.''
(TO BE CONTINUED)
• Dr.
Talbot's
Question.
SOWING AND REAPING
Q. Pltatt l!%plain the mccu•ing of
t-'at t71igmatic: term, "aowit~g tAc
wind and reaping t-'e w.\i,ltuilld" '"
Motu 8:1. ·
A. Like most verses in the Bible, this
expression must be read and under·
stood in conte.11t. Hosea was a proph~
et of God who prellicted the fall of
the northern kingdom of Israel be-
cause they had departed from God
nnd had lfOile into idolatry. The
prophet pleaded with them to return
to Him and to forsake their sins and
l.'!ICa pe the certain punishment. But
they did not heed and were taken
c:q1tive by the Assyrians in 722 B.C.
when t hPi r capital. Samaria, fell.
Thi~ .~th chapter of Ho!lea make!\
many re fe r~:nces to the idolatry of
th(• nation, Hnrl to the worship of the
l(ol rlt•n c11lf whic h they acqui red rrom
tht• ~ll'uth•·n nbout tht"m. They had
~own lht' wind (.~in and idolatry );
thl·y would r·cnp :-comt'thing morf' se-
v..rt·, tho• whil'lwind of God's wrath.
lr wa~ H :-oad day foi-the northern
kin.l!dom :o ntl it wa~ not many year~
latt•r that the· :-oou thern kinsrrlom fell
:t ~ Wf'll for t hto ;~ame rert.'mn. It i ~
"~lltlOlf clown to the banquet of con·
""qupm·o·~": it ;,. N"apinp: what one
ha:< -.o wn. God o.;t:tlt'~ t hat these
thin)£" wt•rt-writtf'n for our admoni ·
lion.
STICK OF JOSEPH
Q. U'h,r 1.~ fh•' siym}.rnnrf of the
Rl id: r,f )(>tlf'ph mentioned in Ezekitl
J 7 : 16 ~
A. T h1s •~ H fa\'orite pail!'<a lle of the
:'1-fo rmon~. the Seventh-day Adven-
t i~t.'l, t he AnJCio·l.~raeli tf'!'l and the
Armstronl!'ite<~. which i . .; a combina·
lion o f the tcachinp:!l of t he last two.
Thl'lle all l'laim to be the true Israel,
thul' rulinl( out thf' Jew.~. They try
tr1 ~t'Jlarat e th<' J pw,; and Israel.
hlami n.l!' the J t'W:-1 for the crucifixion,
and .~tatin)l that I~~tael. which they
call "!ht• lo~t te n tribt>"" I althoup:h
the)' nt'\'er havf' been lnst J. Ansdo·h ·
Box
raelitea call them Great Britain and
the United States and the Latter Day
Saints identify them with them·
. ~elves. It is all unatriptural and Is
one of the fable11 arainst which Paul
warned ua (I Tim. 1 :4: 4 :7; 2 Tim.
4 :4 ; 2 Pet. 1:16). Joseph S mith de-
vised a religion based upon a ftctlon
whleh hu Jed thousands into dark-
ness. The terms Jtwl, !tJraeli.tes, chil·
drnt of l 11ratl, Ja~ob, and Judo.\ are
used interchangeably In the Scrip-
tures and all refer to one people: the
Jews, the nation which "shall be born
in a day" and at the cominr of
Christ, when cleansed and purif\ed,
wiU inherit the land promised them
with all of the other promi~e~ of the
Abrahamic covenant.
JUDGMENT OF THE NATIONS
Q. Ill th,. j11dgmrnt of tlrf' nntin-ru
1tl l'11finnrd in MrtUit P/1' 15:.U ·-'1 llt l'
,,fl.m"' l"t!l'nt ft.! t h P C rPa t WhifP
Th rnnr j11dymrnt nf R rvdntton to :
11 -15~
A. No, it i~ not. Thf' jurla-ment of the
Gt"ntill' nation~ will take place nl thP
cln!'lf' of the GrE>at Tribulation. The~·
will 1M' jucl11l'cl on 'tht" ha~i.~~ of thPlr
1l<'~l"plRncl' or rt'jection of Chrillt and
thl"i r <'OO!'ICC!Ul'nt attiturte and treat.
me nt nf hrae l. The Great White
Thron£' jurlsrment dOf's not occur u ntil
more than a thou~and years later .
at tht" end o f the millennium, when
the unsavt'd will be C'onsignerl to etf'r.
nal punishment.
SONS OF GOD AND
DAUGHTERS OF MEN
Q. Wh n lf'trr tit ,. "110 11>1 of God" a11rl
thr daughtPI'If uf men" (Jf G l''ftPRi~
6:fr
A. Thi11 question i:o~ a.~kecl frequ Pntly.
I belit>Ve that the son.'f of God wPrf'
descendant:-~ of the godly line of Seth
and the daujl'hters of men of the
godless line of Cain, t he ftrst murder·
er. This wa ~ inte rmarriage of the
saved with the u nl13 \'C d whi<'h
brou1ht the same kind of conse-
quences the n it always h:~~. God
warned His people of auch entan1lt·
menta. Such principle• of aeparatlon
were continued In the New .. Ttlta·
ment and apply to u1 today <2 Cor .
6 :14·18 ; Jame11 1:27). Some •ttach
thht waa a combination of human be~
ings and an('t!llc beini'S but that
would be impo~slble; anaels are aex~
le!l beiDJI'I (Matt. 22 ;30).
SIX SIX SIX
Q. PleaA~ iderttif~ t.h Jll!r11011 11W111-
btred "666" in Rnehltion 11: 17~18.
A. Over the ye.~~n I have been asked
to do this hu ndred" of times. Of
course, it refer~ to antlchriat, whose
identity will not be-revealed until
a f ter t he rapture takes place.
Through thf' ce nturiea, pPople
havf' ~ought to work out from the
value of t he let!PrA the name of this
person-Nero. Mu~801i ni , Hitlf'r and
Stalin, to name a few. Aotually, it,i~
not a name, but a clue for the one!!
who will be living in that day. It
.~imply shows antit:hrist. for all his
prpsumption and preten s ion~. to be
but a man, not God. He wlll try to
u!'lurp the place of Chri!lt, hut his
numbt'r is 6, not 7, t he complt'te
number o { deity. It is foolish to
.~pttcula tf' about a matte r for which
l ht>r e cannot be any answf'f until
that event u tually occur".
SABBATH IN THE NEW
TESTAMENT
Q. I ttm il1fl'lglll'd bJI thr fnrt thnt
in rlr•· /i.•t r,f Ain.'f {!ivnr in thl' N ew
Tt .~t n mnrt . ntof on~f' is vinlnt irm of
lhr .~rt bb,th d"ll m("TTtinn Pd. Wh yr
A . Why indeed~ It is becau11e we arf'
nnt requitf'rl to obi!t'rvP the sPventh
dnr. the total rest day of t he Jewi.-.h
l1tw. The ea rly church beJran to mf'e l
for wors hip on the f\r.~t day of tht>
week in commj!moration of the resur·
n:ction (Acts 20 :7 : I Cor. 16 :1, 2).
Christ is our !labbath, our rest: we
han-no twed M B-!'~haOOw "-~pe
-\I hen th+-reality ha.~ come rCol.
2 :16, 17).
Peace a psychiatrist prescribes peace Gratitude -A Lost Art ? I The ,Uay.,of the Lord
H D .. -y G .. •-..• 0 ' ""' .. !IJII •·· ..,,.,...o~ ..... , 'I ,..,1 !IJ.. ldi-• non-ilflftll......,.n uo:,..
t'ulll .. h"" ul f':hnorHr" lil~r<llu..: ot..cfo 111:2.5 o ...... u. ,,.,. ,....... tl7ft49
IN Tilt. l'llLD II~ PH'CHIATMY, ttK Oftlt thmg pc·upk
S('ck :.hoi(' ~11 mht"rs i~ f~act'. {.,'ntil July ~.
IIJ'i4 my pn:)('riprion for rhi1 rart" qualirS· was of
link ur niJ UK. Now I :m1 cun1 inct'd thar tht-rr
is an infaJI,bk TC'nlt'dv fur tht' 1urmoil :mJ con.
iu\ion uf inJ i,•iJual li;C'~ HMb y. I prC'o;o:ril)(' it with
t ht" Ullllli~l :I SMIT<Iner :Jrlol •••ntide n~t'. and I h;,,,.
ycr ''' tlnd it tu f:11l.
The an\wtr L.lln, '" n11 "' ])c_·,il\ ! .. ,h ·, .\ll(ht
g.m, whnt" I lJWtl ,, •Utllttll r , utt :tgt· .. \ \f>ltn d ~.1r
druvt· .onounJ rht (.,k,· ;HI Ir•rt o•on,..: J dfll t 111 Lhllrt h.
Th" Bill~ c .r.dl.tno hl111 .. , 1d Tm111 L·.:-; .\ . ."' w.•~
he !OJ.: \hoWl!. .\. r I ll'""' dw JIKillrt', I lw:.rd
~f.,.,ut the ).!11\j'll_'l ol J,.,,,, I 'hn•t lor du• tir,t tonic,
and 1h.H l~t:)o:Jn .1 )frll,l.:,l.:ll "11hm 1m ht':lrt th:ll
la•tt•d t••r fi,,. "•••ntl"
·\~ I rc,ul .ond 11111hool .ond "',lfl'hnl thr-S..np
turn. I trKd to !"''"' 1111 ••.o\t!IJ.: rn .1 'rc:hJ.:H>n.''
r.u ht·r th.m trU\IIIt,t.: 111 .t I'''"'"· h n.olll. on lk
cr•nl":r H. l'•'i ~. m 1111 nu ,1, .11 ,,fT~r·1·~ 111 T"IC'd".
c thll•. r icll t•' Ill\ l..m I' .1111 I .tlk('d th,· I ,IJUI Jt·\u~
l 'h rt\1 tu ol•lllt' IIIII> Ill~ hr .o /t , /lr d1d [US! th:.u
and tran~tormo •l llll' ilk. 'I ''" w~k, IJrrr, my ,,f.
fin: nur~· ~·•••I •hr· lu• ''·''I'• .1 f, ~u• C'hn\t as lwr
SJI'IHUT.
"Wh ~.'" I .o~l·..!d
"I ~c thf' tr.Hl\! .. rlll,l f ll•11 1!1 \IPIU ldr•," •hr •.Hd,
·••rnply.
To ha1·c /n tl' t Iori\! " '" h.••c jl\::.1\'l', I 4u i~kly
karneJ. T11 !It" wtdH ollf I ltm i' utler nmfu~ion.
Rd a1 i1·n in t!w ,,,J.,., "r<"loJ::i•~n" dcd.1rcd I h;u/
gone r~uts. Tlwy •hd 11•1! rc:1lizr"" tlu r frill' rdtJj:ion
is a li l'i n ~~: Pn"•n . dw I ,r,r,J lc~'" Chn•l, .wd with
uur H ~rn 11 nr• ~.d l,,,,.,n.
Tt"J"'y we h."'' ·' I" .• ,, "'t'k Hl)(. l'lt'JSurr: hun..:ry
Wl orW. Tht· ""I ~ n 11w.!y rh cy knuw If rr:mqui li7.n~.
Hut I l1.1 1c ''' h II dwrH rhr-truth: tran~ruil•zcn an·
not tlu· -Ill IWI r. 'l lw\1 h.llf' nn·cr curt'd a mt"nt,ll
illnc•~· Tllf' •h• .. ~ 111.h h1nr· 1ann111 ..:ure .11! mC"nt.•l
illnt'''· ln"•l111 ,J.,~ 1.. h ... ncl'('r 1 urtd .1 m••ru .• J
dlnC'\1,
To h:<l\t' )t~u· l 'hrt~t .n S:n ir10 r will lorin~o: you
JlC'd(C:, It \qJI ""' ).:1\t. \""" •• new c.Jillac, fiT im
medi:u dy )ol'•hr .1!1 Wi lT prnhlcnn, hut ( ;,.d h:a1
promiSed to ,11:11'1' lttt"---t:tt-rnal life. I h:ai'C ,ettn rht-
l'"wer i)f thr w·~ptl rr.w•funn li i'('J.
When I wu 11:.~fl p~ychiarrin al the f )hio l•t"n i
tt"ntiuy, it was my privikg~: to t;alk with hvc •nur
ckruf at they w~:rC" ahuut to JO co their ,Ieath. Al
f wicnettcd to !hem. r~ 1-wo guatdf ~tanding
nearby liltt'nN inrt"n!l y. "'Say;· ON' uf rhforn uitl.
'Td UK to know about Jaut., too." f wiuxteed
eo him from tht: Word, he nuift'd Chria •• hit
owa pcnonal 53,.;our, and what a mntlotmatioo
lOOk p&.t in hi• life! 11-.. other ptd allowed hi•
inrdlera•liwn to 1tand in hit wty. Beau.: hr:
CCJUid -I'UtiOn it aU out, he tunw:d doowft rht:
~ lor 1~nuinc pcac;e and erunal li~.
Ia 1M Jri••J ol. m' ~ roo,. f ha'clc ":l ...... ...... .. ~ -HOw they rry 10 ""' ,._.. of ... tilrl I lxticft God hoo ldt 1 wM in .....-, -. ohoc ·only He ,... 60. n....
.. .. ...-. God .... 10 """ ood 10 -tiNewWdt--
•
l(cu·nr l}· -1 ~irl l .. me who had been di~~lli>M"J
.o~ ,, o;..:hizuphrt"nlt' rt"a..:tion, p:tranoi~c l )'l'!C:. Six
\t'.l n .1)-:0 I "'nuld h:n t' ajO:ft't'd with 1hr-di.l,t:no~r5
.1011 lh<' J::lrl 1\I>Uld hal'(' Spt'lll thr rt'St .,( ht•r J,{,·
Ill ,, lllt'llt.tl '""1'11.1 l. At our SC\C'nth II.'Hlllll ,,,.
h,,.] .1 I''·"' r lllt't'fln,t.:. She unhurdnwol h..r ;..,ul
.Ill• I '" ld,,l hn ht.lrT .md l1fc '" tlw l.•ud l•·•u\
c h,,,, T,,.J.,, ,11,·, tn tl,hl,· ...,h,.,J. 1'"1'·""';.! t••
,1.:" ''' rlw 1111"'"" twld.
T lwr< .1ro• 111.111~ tt>f!J)' wh,, "'' ..._.,t...tn,t.: tltt·
Wrt •ll~ •nl••flll.!!u•n. T ht'y "'·'"' rhnr '""~"'""('
,,d,,d 'f'hl l ,l,.n 't WJJII w 1111 lo~JM' lnun thn r
'"" The I d .. n ·r w;ult '" he tultl ,( .1 ( ;,J(J -.t J'"'
I "~1 True. (rod 1\ :1 (;,J of lmt·, 1>111 thnc· ·~ :l
I !t-Il '" 1lmn .tnol .1 llc,llt'n tu gatn .
.\l.1n ~ u!he rs Ml" wra pped up in thm~s u l 1h<:
wurld. Thq h.11 e 'lt:l tht"it affee1ions un r hin~o:s 1of
thC' c:.trth. wherc~~ c:ucl says tn set our .offr,·ti"ns
••n 'h'n,r.!~ ah"''t'
Re, • 111l1 I hr;~rd ~bout ~ young Korean doctor
"I'" ,,un. ''' th1~ cuuntry undt'r tht' turrla~:c of
:'1 ( hrn 1.111 \UfJleun tu study neuro·surJi:try . In his
I'·"'" ul.11 fidd uf mC"dleinc, a high monabty raft
I"' 1.111' '"''.J U\C nf tht" diffi cult llll lllllemt'nl with
hr.11n '"""'" A\ rht Kornn doc tor IISll'nt'J to d'lt'
C hm11.1n '"'~-tcl!n notifying his Jllll it"nu o f thtit
I'", ,or I" I" l'hy\lcal condit ion, ht w:n imprn.sc"d hy
tl u t "1 tlut Chn~ll~n p<ltiC'Il l.\ acccptt"d h" \'('r
ol1, 1 I"·"' lull~. whtle unhc-l it,t'r\ n·hdkd.
''I "·'''t ''' knr1w morr all(•ut J,·,u•." ht· told tht'
11'11,!11 \ll fJ,:C'tlll.
"W, II.' the Korean rt"plied, "1\t' sct'n it wurk..
\\'lu n dt·o~rh is tmminent, thOSt: who know Chris!
a~ S,,,,,,ur ha vt' pcact'. Thty uy. 'Thank God, I'll
sn· llm1 sonn : I'll mttt H im f~cC" to fact.' The
11tiKn rt"hc-1 . I wanr the kmd uf pc"acr th;~r ksus
Christ n n llfl n~."
'f',,.J,y that surgeon is a miniunary tu his ••wn
pc-~>pk in Koru. H~: has the peace that p.:;!SJ('th
all undt'utanding. Why~ BccauK he rt'co~nizt'd
hu nenl. and put his trust and fa ith in the Lord
Juu~ C:hriu.
Three: yt"an ago I witnet.Kd to a cardiologin on
tlw 1-onardwalk in Atlantic City.
"Frcc..l," he :ukC"d, "why doo'r ym• IHup that
nonsc n ~?~
Ai WC' rnntinurd w wait for twu ott\cr dor·
111r~ wuh whom w•· pl:.~nncd ltl tat, I refrained
fr11m witnr•,ing "' him furtht"r.
"ftt"re rhey tunM:,'' lk said ''I'm hungry!'' In rhe
nrxt n'tl~ntnt. ht dmpf'C'd dead although he had
OtVI:'t hcc-n sick a clay in hi1 life. H~ had turrwd
hi1 N ck un ktus Chri11 : he was without U<"Uk.
Nunc u( us hal a promi• from one hart tK:u
tu the ~.111. Hp,. wAtll i1 • ,.., f'N'fimJ, if Ae 1A.tl
111;, t4r .,.!Jolr f41(H/t/. '"'" W1r Ai1 "lVII ltHII? ,.
NJittU ilttUI II '"''" ,;,, ;, '11("•"1' /fir Ail ICNI?" (Mon~w 16:26). Th< prM:c hao bml pold: 1~
Lord fnw Chri• thcd Hi• ~JOd. f cu ptomile
r.'" oodey, an ohc ourhoriiJ cl God '• Won!. dw
1f you •ttdc II with Jaw Chria, JOU will hn~
pracc. No ~ht.lriM un procni.w JOU II'Sorr.
-0... Ftnlcric:k E. MHkk
"GOD cSAVE' VOU 'T><Ef G IFT OF 86.400 :SECOIJ~ 'T006Y.
><AVE VOU USED ONE' TO :SAV 'Tf<ANK YOU '?'
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TQe :SOOH
BY DR . BOB JONES
BOB JONES Untwr•ltll
O •ll"~'lU IOVI " Ct.fiO"fl" IMU
Chri1t and the beliuer are
joined tocether in a relation-
•hlp that 11 u wonderful u it
i• ble11ed. Thtre are Mven
way1 In whleh the Chrlatlan i•
a111odated with hl.a Lord.
He II eradnH -.lUI Chriat
(Galatlan• 2:20), Wh.n Je•u•
Chrl1t died on the Croaa, He
paid our death. penaltr. He
hu"3' there for 1.11, and In God'• 11icht we wan (.tueified with
Him. Ht~ le qukhud tot"•lller
with HI• (Er.h••laftl 2:6).
The believer a altYe with
Chrllt. "FOT to n'll to live Ia
Christ, and to die I• 1•ln" (Phlllpplana t :!t). W'a an
poaattaon of Hta et.unal life.
BeetuM Ke IIYH: we, too, ahall
n ... (John U :tt,. Ha Ia ,.._. .,.,....._ wl~
Clwlot (!~eelano 2:&). We
are raiMd ttom U.. lkath of
1ln to w.UC In new ... of Ute.
""'"' Qrtat' rOM tro.. U.. ,..._ ~ ~ ... ld of o.d ,....
.. ... .,..of~raiet4u
~h be lraad • .,._.,. riMn • s. Ia .............. ..
··-..... wt!lo CliNt (Epboofaoe 1:1,. Wo -........ , ~ ......
han fellowahtp and ~mman
ton with Rim. Ae me-..ben of
Hi1 Body, wa are NPNMnt.d
In Heann by the Head of the
Churc:h: and alth_ou1h we are
yet here In the body on thla
earth, we an ,rt .. flt In Him
In the <Aurt o Clot'J'.
Be Ia a jolal-l .. lr wl"'
Chrlat (Romana 8:1'7). He Ia
the Heir of all thlrtffl and Ia
our Elder Brother. We ahan
In the famflr po ... a•lon.a. HI•
hnlta.re Ia our Mrt~ • He elffen wtU Cltitat (Ro~
mana 8 :11) ..... ._, of u would
like to awold thll thaN of U.. relatlol\lblp. bu.t the aufferia1
which toacbel' OM IIM•Mr cd a familr oecnnrflr touchn
aU of the famlb". No porUn
of the bodJ' 1aff•n to ltMlf,
and upon oar nlaU. wtth Chrlol I• nffori.,. .,,...,
our rtlaUon wlda • ._ • aa... ... Jlf! 1riJl .. ......,.... ... I¢ 2 F
wklt. (kt.t (11-•• 1:11). ~-·-.. ,~ ...... ,... .......... ., ..,._,. .. ~ ... ..-..... , .. " _,
lt......, tr tA. a-,.1 ,..,._.._ A•ukffn•
By • -row; no .•
""'' F ·~ ne... America~~ a.n.ti.u Coler
From "CHRISTIAN CRUSADE," Tulsa, Okla.
··~· ,.,..... .'
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"Behold,
th t day of
th e L o rd
eomt th ,
cruel both
with wrath
and {iHC't
G"'f'• to kly
the land
deJolote: and
he 1hall dedroy the 1inner1
thereof out of it." (lw.iah 13:9)
Isaiah aaw clearly that A»)'rill
and Babylon would 'be b.-ought
bt"fote God for judgm~nt . The!ie
we~ th~ conquering enemies of
lll'ael. Hit prophecy included the
wrongdoin1 of both nation1 and
thoet: of laracl at well. He w.a
quite aware of l~ uil11 of hit!
o wn peopie and of other nationl
in addition to AMVria and
Babylon. Hia propheC'iea were
ag1inat foreign nattona and
cvildoen in r,neral and may be
applied to al then and now. The
ckarneM with whH:h h~ to~W tht:
judgruent of God, th~ day of tht
Lord, mu1t be conllidered to bto
of lasting importance to peopk
and nat.iona of all time.
In our day we are confronted
with a li miter eitu•lion, ln•tead
of AMyria and Babylon, we are
faced with a-. and Chin•.
While RUIIia ia the ttroftC'Cr of
the two nation.s in the prne'Rt
Dline il the more ~roua of
the two potentially. Oun.a '• 800
miiiK>joo of ~fe .... d .ntt.
modern m1litacy equipment,
inchulina: nudear ex;ploriyu, wlll
be a wcitd power o( tn:mendcM-. .......
'Then, there ts alw.yt t.hc
poeeibility that R-. and Owirut
may raohe their i~
c51rerencea and preleftt to the
world • united Communilt
(rooL A44 10 the -.aly
more U.. one Wllioll people
prc•nle4 b)' lhio ......, U..
aateUite autea now ..._led
lw RuoN,ondyoubepiO-dte pietwe of what ow coantry
race~ in thr futur... \clu:.lh .
bdun~ bllt h a unih·d fr11nt ·i~
perf~:cted, the Chinri'O· an: lik,·l~
to s~iu: con trut of all ul'
Southeatrt A.;ia including lndi:..
In conjunction with Ru111>i11 or •~'
a acparate power l.:hine loom~o a"
th~ coloaau1 of th~ world in th~·
near future.
Cannot Be Counted On
Mo 11 t . of the countri~lll of
f:urope cennol be count~d 01,1 to
maintain • political and military
relatlonahip to the Uni ted State•
for any ~{feat Lena:th of tim~. As
they tee lhe increMinc mi«ht o{
our Communist ent"mie• they 1n
likdy to abendon u1 and join
them.
Ho wever, military tTJla:ht , ae
important u it ll, it not the final
a n1wer to the prob&em of
national urvival. The p-eet
powen of the wOI'Id hne ariten
Co tht:ir higheat pointl •nd han
been ddeated or have fallen
11part from internal dilll!cnliou
and corruption. Power h111
within it the n1ture of
corruption; p-eat power when it
becocnea beyond everythin1 elae
the aoaJ of a nation Lead1 to
abtolute tyranny and
corruption.
Abaolu&e power and<41Molu&e
tom~plion aft ln•.,....ble, Thia
wu eeen by INiah and enAbled
him to predict .. the day of 1M
Lord co meth ." A .. yria,
llebylon, end !tnel woald be
judpd Md the '"'"::J_,iohtd. 1.ar1e netiou ..r I do not
etc•~. j•dc•enr for
·WI'Oftl •
To •· • n.tion •Uolt 1M le4 loy the !1p1rit of the LoN.
The 1oal of the ~
Christi.t c;alep ia to train
leaden who are ·~
dirac:ted and .aotifated. 1'hel
op;,jhool Wll'f of lie ......_
indmftah tAd nation~ to faot
judplenl .nth --· • "WORDS".OR "WORKS"
". . • to lobo --to do ...... aad lloollt It 1101, to! hila It fo 1la."-l-4:11.
A -wllo lho • ....,. -tl .. "'-11411.., ... u4 ·-· ._. WJ to t.Mtit)o ta ... el D. L. MttQ'I .....,._ ........
-oa tile -of -----fw I ,_.I" l!e 1114 ill --................... , ........ ., ........ ..
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lui ,...,. -tile _, ..... ---... ...., ill u fut..t -wen. I ._.. ....,i.., wu U.. Mil ' '•• ....,..
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LIUL IIOIICI .
FIC11TIOtS BtmNESS NAME
STATEMENT
The folloYlac penon 11 dolo,
boslot11 aa: Pace Setter,
Schinoerer1' Pact Setter, Pace
Setter <:-.Utrlta, ISS! Brlstot
Street, Coati Mt•, Cautornll
9U2e: Sc~rtrs, lac., state
of cau.fonla, san Bristol
Street, com Mesa, caurorllia oms.
TbLI buat.Deas Is eooducted
by a corporation.
CorponUoa Name: Schlnner-
era, IDe., Slpeture 6 Title:
Johll F. ScbinDtrer, prttldent.
1'hll .tatemeat wu tued wllb
lilt c.-, ctert at er..,..
Coomty oo A ... ZS, 1074,
Pllbllsll: AUI. Z9, Sept. 5,
12, 19, 1974, 111 tl\e Newport
Harbor Ealp. F -366SO
L~II011CI
FlCTITIOlE BtBINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe follolflDC persoo Js dolng
bUIIDUI U : LeliiD'e Spa ot
Orujo Co1111r.·'a25 a.tetn•
St., Suta ADil, CaW..:,MJc:b .. l
Lecter MulllD..s, ZG%1 V\t SaD
::Jtmeate, MlaiOI Vle)o, Ctl-
lfornla.
Tllis bulntA Is conducted
by an ladiYtdua I.
Slped: ¥1cbael L. Mulltna.
Thla: .tatemMit wu tiled with
lbt c.-Ctort of Ortnce
Cotmty Oft Aac. 22, 19'14.
Ptt.llab: Aac. 29, Sept . 5,
1%, 19, 1914, to tbe Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -Se609
Jim Mosley takes NB jOb F r'or1 1 the Police Blo t t L; .
(lnn.talil•l
IAL-11 • lll'ftCI
I..,.ICT. IIPAII
IIPAQ ...... ._ ...........
•••• • • J .. en., .ao-.1/1 ... _, ..... ....,....,....
ted • sso biCJ<lo ......._ -
Nr ...,. .. bltw ... 5 p.•.A ...
II ud S p.m. Alii. 10 , , ,
A rod ud r"l walald at $UI
were Ito ... from a boat doeUd
at tbt bOmt o1 Rart cor-.
106 Grud Cual,Ba-lolud,
bttw .. 1 p.m. ud l :SO p.m .
• 1770 MIWPO•T
COSTA MISt.
646-1
.._... ... t ... T ... UMh
10. 21 ... loti I .... ....
Sa,ta ..tna (7 14 } 8 H ·7641
Newport B eacb (f?Q.Q702
PU BLIC STORitGE
Sil ver · Gold · Coiu
Bullion Metali ln tern~tion~l
1404 I . G,..., Aw . S.n .. Au
D Ill COio'OIIIIIr ....... r.. "u (:"~" ..........
C:HIJilC:H~S
'THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
THE CEHTER FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES
J01 MAGHOl.U. ST. loT f oU .t..M. llal.l Cl.ASUS
SloHTio loJiiA A.Vl, t1100 .t..M. WORSMII• HOU"
COST.t. •EU 7100 P.M. II!:YioGILIST1C HOUR
DR . JIMMY COMBS, PASTOR
COSTA WESA CO~UNG CENTER
TO IMMAMCI D'IMAioiiC LIV.IMG
ANOTHER UINZSTRY Of THE FIRST BAPTIST C HURCH
OR. JAMES HEHRY , DIRECTOR
FA MI LY, PERSONAL, CALL 646 -91!6
MAR ITAL COUNSELING or 548-1733
LEARH TO LIVE "THE DYHA"!IC LIFE"
Highway House of Prayer
2411 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR
LOWER LEVEL -REAR
IN T£RD£NOMINAnONAI., FULL GOSPF./.
SUNDAY SCHOOL: !1:.5 WORSHJP SERVICE: 1l:OO
EVANGELITISTIC SERVICE: S:OO P.M. SUNOAV
"RAVER AND BIBLE STUDY: 7:JO I".M. wt:ONEalAV
WILLIAM T . KROAH, PASTOR
PHONE : 642-8762
FIRST OtUROt OF
OfRJST. SCJ£NTIST
J.)(IJ Via Lido
Nc:wpon Beach
SUNDAY SOIOOL
9 1 10:30 a.•.
S\JNDAY SERVICES
9110:Mi a.•.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8 p.m.
R£ADING ROOM
Week d..ys: 9 .a.m. · S p.m.
Wedne.day: 9 .a.m.· 7~45 p.m.
,._..,. and Friday:
9 Lm. · S p.m.; 7·9 p.m.
SECDND Of\JRCH OF
OOUST, sa£Nl1ST
tlewpon llltadl•t
c..-old-
3100 r.dfic: v ... ~.
SUNDAY satOOL JO Lll\,
SUNDAY SERV1CE 10 ua.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Ac ..... ltoom: I , ...
-.a £. C.••• B•y.
l'.e&..ac••M•rd-
Mo..~Pri.: 10 Lilt. to s ,. .... "'-•t cue ' t : 7 to 9 ..... IOL .... ,. .. v .... C" ..... )' llwilld ..
-... l:::hodt -aM .. _ ......... .....
... , ...
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·~llldt
3262 B<oad s ......
Newpon Heights
I
1 Fr~,-a"d J,.J,.pf'"df!"t
C(I"K"~Jatttl ual
(;IJri l t iaJ• Cln•rc/1
REV. JOHN A. LINOVM.L
Aft."'STF.R
SUNOAY SERVICE
ANO CHURCH SCHOOL
AT 1 0·00 A.M.
N~r"Jf!".Y ;-art' pr••a•id,-tl
PHONE: 642·2740
GRACE BIBLE CHUR CH
Veteran~' Memortal Bldr.
5<J5 W. 181h . Cost» Mesa
REV. TOM TYREE. h llor
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:30 A.M. A 7:00 P.M.
Sunday School, all qca, 9 :30
HOME BIBLE CLASSES:
• Call SSl.Q092
.,.e.a~hin1 8iblt Doctrine•
ec •• ,.a a.~
ltOalaT IlL IIMCITDM -PAIT08
2111D IT. otDUMGI, COSTA MilA-6-tS.-_, ____ ·10: ....... _,.-._,..._ ....... _ ....... .. . -. •-ucr ...., ... ...,. ...... ,.,... uteet •~•~.-.... u ad• ·, ., IAPTIIT ....... ,
Dl. P.ICIM"* -011
PAITOI -·AY IGlll'-••••• tt• ....
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Na•p•rt In dt ••• 11
.... hlu~ c.. ...
lillellla ....
SINGER LELAND SCOTT
AT NEWPORTER INN
The Lelaod Sr-Ott
appear at Del Webb's t;:~:~~~ er 1no trom Sept. 2
Oct. 26, 1974, Mondays
SatlO"days from 8:30
1:30 a.m. 1n the
During Ms ShOW Scott
the harmontc.a, gunu,l
trumpet and sings a
lety of contemporary
mac nab I Irvin a
raaltg
FINER HOMES
CHARM, STYLE & COMFORT:
Accurately describe this fine Peninsula
Point home. RecenUy decorated w /finest of
planning. 4 Bedrooms, 4 baths, den, beautf..
lui patio & MORE! Asking $159,500. Clint
Moses 64.2-82S5. (lAS)
TWO TO SEE
1201 HIGHLAND: 1-Story, w/conversation
pit, vau1ted. ceilinf, 2 used brick fireplaces,
lush cp~l25.500.
1207 HIGHLAND: 2-Story. l\'/Super kitchen,
solid Ash cabinets, insulation, pool-size yard
--$125,500.
BOTH DllAND f'EW-Lg. r2900 SQ. !t.)-
excellent quDlity construction. OPENDAILY
1-5 P .~l. rL.:Wl
eanups. songs. Born In Oaldand,
ls a member of one of
state's most prominent
BIG CANYON ELEGANCE
TWO new Versailles models-only a few
Jeft---4 bedrooms. 41n baths-both on goll
course w/super ,·iews. E xceptionally priced
at :Sl69.950 & $199,500. lJ.ob Owens 642-8235.
11-521
NEWLY REQUIRED
CALIF. SMOG CONTROLS
INCLUDED IN PRICE
OF ALL USED CARS.
73
STA. WAGON
72 Courier
PICKUP , ..
lUes. His grandfather
named after Governor """'""I Stanford, a railroad tycoon and
close family fri end. His first
mustcallnstrument was apJas.
tic llkelele that he bought with
money earne<! trom a CubScout
newspaper drive. He practiced
cor.tinuall)' aM soon progressed
to1 0ovet Ori .... 642·8235 1644 MKAIIhuf 644~200
Newport Buch. Cllilofn~ 92:163
to the guitar. Later, whUe re-~1-..:!::;::~~~=~==:=~!.-~ cuperatlng trom a car acci-
dent, he bepn writing songs. * IIYD IUUIIS FIESBIIS * ROBERT WHYTOCK SR.
OF C.M. DIES AT 60 BEST BUYS
525 PLAY A, THE BLUFFS
Funeral services were
Saturday In Paclftr View
pel, Harbor View Hills,
Robert M. Whytock, Sr .•
of Cc..sta Mesa, who died 21 at Park Lido ccmvs.les<eiitf Ease of living --in a deluxe Bluff's Condo.
hospital. End Trlna model, upgradt>d from lop to bottom.
Mr . Whytock was a Soft colors to compliment the s un -shadow patios.
4 apcl. -Htr. (2121914)
supervisor at Long 3 bedrooms, 2-1 12 baths. Call us about the "spe-
val shipyard. He was born rial" financing. $77.500.
New York, aM had lived * * *
'70 MA VERICX
2 DR. 5 cally s tnce 1958.
Survivors lnclWe his
Allee, and sons Robert M.
tock J r., of Costa
Vlocent Whytock of f"ull:er•>•.f
7J
Cnty. Sed. Wgn. 1895
aod Joseph Whytock of
Mesa.
Conducting services was
Rev. L.E. Romaine of C>lvs"''
Chapel.
v...a. rad•o & heater, auto. trans .•
pwr. steer., pwr. brakes. 6 pass. (369EAE)
Burial was In Pacific
memorl.al park.
MARGARET RUS SELL
CORONA DEL MAR DIES -·
22U ARBUTUS
BEAUTIFUL EAST BLUFF
A top not rh home on quiet tree UDed street.
V-6, 4 speed. radio, heater, (Ser. ~796888)
Graveside tuneral services
wer e held Monday at Forest
Lawn In Glendale for Margaret
Russell, 76, of 27•U Ocean
Blvd., Corona del Mar, who
died Friday at a rest hom(>
here.
She Is survived by a son,
Howard Russell of Corona del
Cheery sunlit palios for prden oriented Uvtog.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths plus dining and family room
--all a decorator's dellght. $72,500.
lnmu. AUG ~9
IIOHN ING LDlTlON NJ:;WS
l!Oi<NlNG Simi-O}'F
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U:ar; a sister, Bertha Fletcher, * 675-StJO *
and one grandchild. 3637 E C t Hwy Bell-Broadway of Costa Mesa • Nl • wu forwarding director. CorC»~Y del Mar
RUTH RAY DIES AT 56 ~=============~ Services were he~ Tuesday I•
In Pac lftc Vtew Chapel, Har-
bor Vtew Hills, tor Ruth Ray,
56, of 280 Cabrlllo, Costa Mesa,
who died F'rld:ly ln Costa Mesa
memorial hospital.
She Is survived by a son,
James Sho maker of Fountain
Valley, and by a brother aM
a sister. She was born In Min-
neapolis and lhed here the
past 16 years.
Alter services conducted
the Rev. John Koo1, lo1~:;::,.;:'~ I was In Pacific View n
pa.rk.
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675-5511
VERY SPECIAL
SHORECLIFFS: Pride of ownershif,l, beautllul
garden home, 4 bedrooms, beam ceilings, pol-
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With raised hearth. $140,000,
CORONA DEL M/.R : Just a few steps to the
Big Beach. Contemporary, unusually spaclous
3 bedroom plus guest; room to park trailer
or small boat. Big patio too. $139,500.
WESTCLIF'F: Beam ceiUnp, 3 bedroom home
with pool, Assumable VA loan, $68,500.
BREAKERS DRIVE : On the sand at tbe Bt1
Beach. Small htdeaqy for the artist/writer
or ezpand and build your dream home. Lot
is 1"70 feet deep (s)OpiDi,). $150,000.
DUPLEX --CORONA DEL MAR, Drop by ud
see this ''under construettoe" d'C)lex; S bed-
rooms each unit. First owner deprtclaUoo --
wttb tncome. $1Z4,000.
RESTAURANT --Prime N...-port Bl&cb loca-
tloa. SmaU, charmLDc. rutle: bHr 6 wloe
license. Ample partlnc. $55,000.
FOR LEASE : F111'GQMd Z bedroom a. g moeth
rtalal b ... l,. ClaM ~ beleft Ud all ......
f4JQ,OO por -·; or wtU Mil II $1!0500,
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C-lol•o ·• n11. ,_If -· ~~-.. ·c;S-......... . --~ ...... .
COLE OF I RfAL
c.-..
PRE-cOMPLETION OPEN HOUSE!
SAT., SUN.& LABOR DAY 2-5 P.M.
• •
N Ew Th.ls Is an artists rendering of the soon-to-be-completed homes.
Pier and docking tae111Ues will be modified.
BAYFRONT HOMES
E. BALBOA BLVD. 1202 E. BALBOA BLVD.
Balboa Peninsula
$290,000
4 BEDROOMS 4 BATHS EACH
$295,000
CUSTOM BUlL T
Private Dock in g for your Yacht with short Run to Harbo r Entrance . . .
'1 Scarcity of waterfront land and increasing eost of construction mau
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NELSON ROBINSON, Realtor
200 MAIN ST. (at Balboa Bl.), BALBOA 67S-11120
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·oPEN HOUSE'
711 GOLDENROD, CDM
Be Our Guests!
Co~e to our open house this weekend at 711
Goldenrod.
This adorable d...,tex laas so much to oHer!
Cozy two bedroom home in front, all freshly
painted and spfc aDd span. A bright open exposed
beam ceiling one bedroom unU ill the rear, looking
down on to a pretty ,;arden area with the best ftg
tree In town. ~-AND the most unique owner s unU
you have ever seen.
It can't be rented but you should see It! Some
elf from the Black Forest must Uve there.
225 MARGUERITE.
DRIVE BY THIS CDM DUPLEX
A CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX IN A PERFECT LOCATION.
Two bedroom, 2 bath front uolt. Fireplace, pri-
vate patio, many ertras.
Only $84,500
Call Don Yahn
Rachelle Robers, Realtor
3333 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar 675-2373
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Spacious Family Home
LotoiJ 4 -.om, 4 bolb -.. All .,.....,_I
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Labor Day
Specials
110 CANYON -DIAUX
Lemoo ~. corf...,. drapoo, ullllilb wall~r ; 3 bdiuu., baUu. A.lt1Dc •!a,•
~Fee.
HIGH IEAMED CIILINGS
Lola of ctua, long fairway view Bil c...-
yon. 4 Bclmus.. family rm., ..,ttlni -.
paddle tenna ct. UnbeU.vab~! -.ooo.
IOAT STORAGE AVAILABLE Beat buy In Bayeresl! S Bdnn. comer; uk-
in( fU,iiOO. 11124 HighlBIId. Open SUn. 14.
PANORAMIC VIEW
Lovely 4 bclrm •• Z..sly. home In Dover Sborel.
•1111,1100. 11124 Santiago. Firsl lime open!
Open Sal. "' Sun. 1·5.
SPECTACULAR IS THE WOIIDI
Marvelous view home; 4 bdnna., pool6 J ...
cuzzi. dark room. game rom, den & much
more! Reduced to $245,000. Call to see.
Speclollzlng in Hom" of distinction
HUG HOMES, REALTORS
567 S1n Nicolls Drive, Suite I 02
Newport Center
640-4050
Large Jot wtth a pool that seems part of the Urlng
area of this Z-bedroom and den home. Htgb open
beam celling alld large windows make U bright
and cheery. $71 ,500 •e••
COM DUPLEX
Excellent location . ..Jne '.mit has large Uvtng room,
sooth patio, three bedrooms, three bathS ... Second
unit has two bedrooms, two baths, ntce dec k. Both
units have nr~.places ~ lots or storage and closet
space. • • • •
COM NORTH OF HIWAY
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Three bedroom home PL1.5 two bertroom and den
lncon•e unit.
only$94,500
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oflJo !}6/e
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Elegllll 4 llR. & lge. lamUy rm .. I balbs.
Pier & Oool 30 Fl. lot. n75,000.
Lovelf 5 BR .. 5 ba. on prize 60 II. nW!ront
lol, Lido Nord. Pier & lloat. W5,000.
41.W ft. lol Mullifocent view. $250,000.
-FL Lot. Qdo Nord, view. $1•.•·
80.1. GR.UNDY, R.cakor
J'OCI'LL •11 GLAD TOMOllliCa
l'OU •oiiGIIT lllfAL BSTATII TODAJ'I
lOY I. llcCAilDLE ·==-·m.
Peninsula Pt.
Beautifully decorated 3 bedroom, 2 bath home.
Master bedroom upstairs --wUh sundeckl
Owners purchased larger home. Want qulck sale!
$92,500
associated
GALLERY OF HOMES
BROKERS REALTORS
2025 W. BALBOA BLVD. 6n-3663
150 Newporlers
Can't Be Wrong!
0\1t llf ::'10 ~ale s nf De<Jnc's Big Canyon
Counu·v ( 'iub Homrs in 1\"e\\ port Beach, 7S~r
were bOu;!hl by ~e\\ Jllol"l reMdents who know
loc·al \'<tJUCS.
21 Were bought by Builder•
ll Were bot.f9ht by Re•l E•t•te Bro&cen
On the gniC cour.~e . · thl' l<lsl 15 of these
~pect aculc:tr homes sta•·t at l:ll25.000. Two ll)
Four bedrooms. Juxunons balhs. garden kit-
chens. mlormal room.·. separall! dinm~
room ~. lnjoy the benelit.s of original o'-l·n-
er~thip . See them today'
DEANE SALES' OFFICE
IN BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB
-e Ask Th• Security Guud At The Go~t• e
Vogel & Bablitt Realtors
260 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE
714: ~76 or 644-60S6
p.le /Jal'nll £a/If
ON THE CANAL • HUCK FINN
NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD
F'1sh from your patio\\ hile enjoying t he talk·
ative ducks. lots o{ bricks and gre-enery-
" bedroom. family room olf kitchen a nd huge
rec room upstairs. Owners will trade down
or lease option.
Offid 0,00. s.tunloyl .. s-,.
PETE BARRETT REALTY m
IMIS W-.llfl o.. N.l. L.J::!I
142-5200 Q'E A lTOQ
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LIDO ISLE
WATERFRONT
LOT-45'
ONE OF THI: MOST BEAtlJ'IFUL AND UNfQUE
PROPERTIES
HOME PLUS SE PARATE APARTMENT ! ! ! ! ! : !
BOTH LUXURIOIS
I pia Ilea plw Stltt!J pillS 1 Bat.U
fiRST TillE OI'FERED. .................. $JIIS,OOO
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NEWPORT SHORES
ASKING $51,500
Tbts :s bedroom home &n West Mnport ll tbe
perfect bel.eb locatloD. WaUt to prtYate nlm pool
aDd teants eourta. Tbree bloeU away b'om tbe
be&cb aDd trame. • Neat f•ilv Home
EAST BLUFF
Eltn. e'-U t 1M'*..-..., ,. llrtt
diD..IIIC ar•. Onln llll." a. ...... , can
to ....,. tMtr pride ....... 7
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preltip ar• • • Vacant Loll
Vacant 100 tt. al oeeu trCIIi caa be JP111111o
Z lola. The perftct --opal, ••--ted bf Monterey PiDes, ' ·
Do beautiful Ceotral CaHJonla ecut --SbeU
beach.
JOHN COOM8f, MANAGER
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* CORIIw.l~ EXaJJSIVES *
HAll lOll VIEW HOMI· Cllr!MI Model
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3 BR. 2 ba. 'F'am. II: formal din. rm. One. at
~9.950 & olher al 873,500.
THE ILUFFS
Condo •·ilh ,·iew. oflered S74..100 .
CdM DIM'UX
Lge. lot. So. o( Hwy. •.500
NEW USVIlli ..... awa
Old Ruch oru;4ollll. -It "7.700
CDM -IIOADMOOII
t BR. pool. oUerecJ at •no.ooo
UDO ISLI-TENNS LOCAnoN
Lge. loL dttarator's dream! sa.I:SO
UCiUNA-NEW WOILD
3 Bdrm. eonlto. Assume ;r-; loan.
one at $32.500. otber at $30,g()()
(OitllfM.MAR'rtN. INC.
lliiAL TOllS •• JWa
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SPYGLASS POll SlJf,Jit
Super \ iew. "\ ou •·ill love tbe way it's dec-
orated. Owner hates to IMYe.. Come-see
lhis home and be p~ to buy.
EXCEPTIONAL Plt~RTYI eo· frontage on east Up of Lido. Sp.cious 4
bedroom. l..ot large enough for pool. Cor:n-
pletely remodeled iDCI.ud.in& gounnet kitch-
en. r·ront courtyard. 1175,000.
CUTE DUPLEX GOOD IIUY
Charming.. borne plus UDit-okl Con:~¥ del
Mar. Brie\ fireploce, be-cellb[p, I
bedrooms, nice sized yanl ud JNitio. OnJy
~.500.
SPECTACULAR LIDO IAYPRONT
r·orm.al elegance of ) ....... I'OUDd llome 011 40'
lot. with 3 ~. Utree bootloa, Oak
ships den + maidt QUillen. Slip ..., luJe
ylchl Asking .....
DIAL *"17.16
2161 s.n J••"'"" Hila u, N.a. A CDLDWI!LL UNIIIl CO.
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MLS SALES kCPORT
Salu thrqb tba lillalttple La.ttJlc
Sernce ~ tba New.-t llllrboi'.CC!Ma
Meea Board ~ Ralton totaJecl
$131.8 miUlOD f~ tile ant 'l _. ..
~ 18'14. TB18 IS AN JNCUA. OF
$18 111111011 OVKa TD MMIC.
PElUOD A YKM AGO. 110 11ft , ..
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New
(No S1conds)
. · NEWPORT
BUYING
B4CJ( IQ SQ!QQl
SPEQAL
$16.00 SWEATERS
How only $4.95
Collar 'n
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COIIIIA IIIL IN, CAL
Irvine plan
for coast
due October
A masttl' plu tor ln1De
Co. lands aloac lhe coast be-tween CotOQl del lbr aDd:
t...a.,.. Beach will DOt be ready
aotll October, the company sa.ld
this week.
Completion ot the plaD, COV-
erlac about 10,000 acres, had
been .planDect for late this
moath, bat eztended talks about
wbere parks wm be placed bave
delayed the plan, and some
.taustteal data Is sUU being
tlped, according to company
planner Larry Moore.
The plan Is e)Q)eeted to re-
neet the Ylews ot a muUI-
agency grcq, that has worked
with company plinners for sev-
eral months. Representatives
of state, city and county agen-
cies ):lined Irvine omctals 1n
studying long-range use of the
area.
Alternatives di sc ussed
ranged from leaving the entire
area ln open space, to heavy
that would put
residents on the
MERCEDES
450SL • SlC • SE • E
New 1974'S
And 7.5'5
up to $2,000
DISCOUNT
Also
Taking Orders For
1975
PORSCHES
at Discount
Prices
NEWPORT BUYING SERVICE
DIVISION OF llECUTIVE DISTRIBUTORS TABLES
'39500
J'ANE BARR, operati ons officer of the Bristol
St. offi ce of American Sa.Y!ogs aDd Lou As5.o., SARAH ROBINS and Virginl3 Robins, daugtJter
Is shown with tier husband Ray ud Bob and wife of Theodore (Bob) Hoblns Jr., vlce-
Bush, mana.ger of the Brlst~l ~h of Avco president oftbe TheodOre Robins Ford AgMCJ
Sulngs. ill Costa Mesa ,
J ACK AriD PEGGY REINERT, own-·
ers of Reinert's departmenl store
Ill Costa Mesa.
The tlnal plan Is eJQ>eCted
to tall somewhere between
tbose 2 extremes, Mr. floore
aald. A state park along some
of the beach and Inland areas
bas been suggested and Is in-
cluded 1D state projections.
Before ttte tlnal plan Is drawn
ap, the will send a
ageoctes
up NB COUNCIL SUMMARY
Newport Beach Cotmcll acted
Monday night on the following
matters:
• TAX RATE on local pr~
erty was cut z~ per $100 of ·-.:::.;:-:~assessed vahmtton, giving the
city a new rate of $1.18 for
AUTO, BOAT
HOME,
COMMERCIAL,
INDUSTRIAL,
BONDS
2239 Fairview Rd.
JOB~
COSTA MESA
NG
OUR SPECIAlTY
IS
HAPPY CUSTOMERS
PROFESSIONAL
PRESSWORK •••
PRACTICAL
PRICES
CALL US FOR ESTIMATES
I~A.J
27:11 t:. COAST HWY,, COROHA DEL"""· CALif.
E,
the cUM' eDt fiscal year. Tu ·
bills will be hlgtler, anyway,
because of a 17 per eeot jump
in assessed vat .. uons.
• RESUBDIVISION ot eon-
troversJal Blaich property at
131 9 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa,
was approved, wtth stipulation
tllat developers come back to
ctty 1\all for approval of final
plans.
• DWELLING OCCUPAN-
CIES were brought under
stricter control by reducing
from 5 to 4 the number of
unrelated persons who may
live In a dwelHng, arxl by re-
det1ning the legal lDterpreta-.
tlon of a kitchen. \
· • ELECTION expenditure .
law was amtaded to allow a
candidate to spend whatever
proportion of his OYD money
he wants to , 1D meeting cam-
paign ezpenses. Total cam-
paign upenses may sUit oot
exceed Z5~ per r egistered vot-
er.
• PALEONTOLOGIC A L
fUidellnes were establlshed to
protect any vahable fossils that
may be uncovered during con-
struction.
• PARKrNG LOT lease
agreement between city and
state on the former Hoag hos-
pital 1ot was postponed to Sept.
:J to allow a study of flnaoclog
arrangements.
• BICYCLE TRAIL access
through Newport Dooes was re-
quested by letter to the county,
which owns the Dunes.
• BOY SCOUT request for a
harbor permit to build a new
bulkhead ar.! slip fa cility at
Ule Sea Scout base on Coast
Hwy. llt'lS approved.
• EMERGENCY PHONE sys-
tem, tying tn all county cities,
was approved tn concEPt.
• ?ARK t.ANIE sought tn
state-owned 5th Ave . corridor
area of Corooa del Mar wer e
added to a priority Ust of such
properties the city will try to
buy.
• BAY BRIDGE constroctton
sbould be expedited, says a
resolution sent to the state
h1cflway commission.
Ne:rt City Co~mell meeting
Is at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 9 In City
Hall.
Two More Reasons
why Richards serves you better
RICHARD'S MARKETS NOW ACCEPT MAST/!" CHA .. GI!
ANb BANKAMERICARO ON ANY PURCHASE:
•
Oh boy! Old Silent John Store, our City Councilman from Corona
del Mar, who thinks things were too quiet around town on the 4th of
July, should have been 1n Central Newport the past 10 days. We had
enough noise and excitement to last clean through the nation's bicen-
tennial celebration.
We got through the 4th okay, and we've got a Labor Day weekend
coming up, but these last few days were something else. First, 2 men
drove through a plate glass window at 23rd and Balboa, and fought with
police who rushed to the scene. Then, a motorcycle rider who just
couldn't wait to get a piece of pie ran through the front window of the
House of Pies. To put the frosting on the cake (or the pie), a guy ran
his car through a wall 1n the same place. Then, some guy who hates
palm trees tried to knock one of my trees down with his car. Then,
a pilgrim parted a local bartender's hair with a beer bottle and sent
the poor guy to Hoag.
If old Silent John would come down to Central Newport some night
after 9, I'll show him where the fireworks are.
Now, the point of this whole thing is that we need to leave the parking
meters 1n operation until midnight, add 2 patrol cars in the area, and
make about 15 drunk driving arrests every night.
Heck, we don't need fireworks to attract more of these inebriated
idiots from the desertlands. The ones already paying us a visit cause
enough fireworks.
While old Silent John is down here, we could tour the Planning Com-
mission Follies area, where all of those restaurants without enough off-
street parking are crowding everybody out. Oh, well, we can always
ask the state taxpayers to buf us another parking lot for our commer-
cial needs.
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When you stop by the store to fondle our American made, quality
hardware, we'll show you what we're talking about just outside the door.
Al Forglt
P. S. I hear a big shot has scuttled the University Drive 11nkup. Is
it the same guy who builds houses under air traffic patternB and screams
when planes fly over HIS house? Did somebody's palm get greased
1n this deal? :;::
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