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A pr-molll-mlllloo projoct. c.-octloo -.
dolla.r lhlatiDc aod oftlce Yil-baTe been esUmated at Just
lage, wfttelll wro~ld rep111ee tbt aDder $2 mllUoo for the ftrst
traller parta01 LldoPealuall. pt.lt.
wUI be ltudttd toaipt, s.pt. It •<Mlld lDcl.:le aoother rest-
IS, by H-llelcb p-ar aarut, just south of the Sea
commtulootra. Sbuty, aJoBctheRbi.De ChanDel,
bil'ed a I:IW)'et aad are clreu.
laUnc a petition aimed at stop-
PlDc the project before It
otarllo.
"About '70 per cent of the
people whO Un bere are re-
tired or otherwise depeMeot
oo ftzed iocomes," e!plalns
Howard Seal, • Lido VIllage
realdeot.
·FI
ECT
dozen" otbers are partners lti
Delaney's Cannery Village, be
saLd. The company has hougtlt
up the lease on the trailer
park site, erte<-Uve Marcb t,
1975, and bas tai.en another
70-year lease beyond the 1977
etPtratioo of tbe present lease.
''Studies have shOwn tbat the
:area. would commercially S!C)·
port 300 per cent of What we
are plaMing to build aow,"
l1r . Schmitz told the Enstgu
yesterday.
"WHERE DID ALL THE TOURLSTS GO?'' --Boat full of
birds, Un1.D&: themselves 141 In almost muttary precision
on a boat moored In Newport Harbor, seem to be wondering
what bappeDed to all of our summer vis itors. (Ensign photo.)
IRVINE GIFTS
MUSEUM SITE
CM seeking
bike subsidy
U will be -bf trallor a Z-mry parklog prace, IJid
resldeDts, wbo AJ tbty can't a lll"les of connected bul1d.-
a11ord to pull up stabs 1M lnp with retail specialty shops
moYe out to mate room tor oa the ground floor and otaees
the groteet. '4)Sta1rs. It would be located
Delaney'• CIMI:I')' Vllllp, on the 2 acres just belltad tbe
a D8'lf' company tbtt 1Dclud111 Sea Shanty's parkiDC lot. It
tbi owners of De)IDey's Sea would wipe out the 34-W'IIt Lldo
Shanty restauraot, wants to Vlllace mobile borne park.
build the ·arst phase of tbe Restdellts of Lido VIllage
Jim Scbmitr., whose Laguna
Beach-t.sed Beach Construe.
Uon Co. would build the pro-
ject, says trailer r esidents
would get at least 6 months
noUce before having to move.
Mr. Schmitz and •·about a
OWoers of the much larger
Ltclo Mobile Home Park, tust
to tbe southeast of Lldo VIlla~
park, are reported to be in-
terested In }Oin!ng the Delaney's
Cannery Vlllage group later,
and are waJtlng to see hOw
the project's llrst pha se works
out.
The city's planning staff 'rill
recommeod tha t the Planning
Commission approve the pro.
iec t.
··It lOOks like a good pro;ect,
and Is ln compllance wttb the
city's ~neral plan, which calls
for a plaMed community ln
tha t area,., says planner Bill
Foley. 'The city pl<:ked a flrm
to do an environmental impact
~~~. ··:~ .. ~-.... -.... -...... · .. -... -.... -.. -.-.... ·-.. ·lr ca><:m --------r==----"\.....;..-·;._·~--;J-repor t on the proposal and the
report shows thai impact would
not ~ significant."
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Members of the On.op
CoUDly Fair Board wtll pt
thelr 4rst loot tonleht, Sepl.
PRIVATE DRIVE •
,,
• ~
0
O('Janey ·s pro;ect would be
s imilar to the new Lido VIllage
dt>velopment In the Lido Stqls
area .
··we would give a special
treatment lo 28th street," ex-
plains Mr. Schmitt , "ac1dlng
more publk parking, aOO we
woulc1 furnish a publ.t r board-
~·a lk alon~ the Rhine Channel
for the entire leogth or our
rlev!!lopmenl.".
The boaldwalk would tle In
wUh a similar walk the Cit\'
1s bulldint: 3iong Llrto Park
Dr . across tht> end of Rhine
Cllannel. The 2.story parkln1
structure, which Mr. Schmitz
say s wou\rl be partial\~· under -
grourv:l :ux1 stick up only about
12 feet, would l.oe designed lo
hold Fi2 e3rs. Ao additiooal
23 spaces would be rurnlsbed
off the stteet.
The cit} Is revamping U1e
current law regulating nov.·
murh off-street p:1rldn!! re:>tau -
ra nts most provide.
"Whatever formula tlwy
come ~ ~·lth, we will abide w. •· Sll1d Mr . Scllmttp., •.•etttlft
·by reduct.a tbe S411.t1Dgcapadty
of our secood r estaurant, oo ...
planned for 200 seats, or b~
Increasing parking ...
Wil liam Wittman, Newport
\ Center attorney represeoUng
!:;..~tl: ,-.:"i.'f::.:!:. : WRONG addlnc a cultural center and
"mlnt.cooveoUoo" facUlties. WAY CAR KILLS
the trailer park r esidents, says 2 hls r llents .. would forfeit sub.
stantl.1\ lnvestmeats they have
mo~rle Ill improving their mobile
At a 7:30 p.m. meelinf, Co-
sta Mesa Mayor Robert Wilson
wlll ~mvelt a plan he has ca lled
"the most exciting thlngarowwl
here since Dtaneylaod." Ke has
steadfastly refused to dtat"uss
the plan before Falr Board
members see It, but there Is
specuJatloo that plan tnelodes
a proposed cultural center, to-
c:ludtD.r aa art museum .
Fair board member Robert
Krone Aid last week tblt he
is also boptor for some ldnd
of flciUty for small eooven-
Uoos. ~
"We oeed somettunc for or-
plllsaUons that dOD •t wm to
rent a huge taciUty Uke Ana-
helm ConveotiOII Center," be
told the Enalgn, "aDd I hOpe
Costa Mesa's plan .nu he.,
us."
Tbe Fair Board has dJs-
cuued H lliDg 33 surplus acres
at tbe corner of Fair Dr. and
Falnlew Rd., to ralM moaey
to refllrblsb the tatrltf'OUl'ldl
tacllltlel.
A wronr-•ay driver oo a
Newport Freeway ofl'-nmpr..bas
been blamed 1D a crash early
Tuesdly that killed 2, tnclud -
tnr a Costa Mesa man.
Road. The CHP spokesman said
N e I son, who is ln falr rooditlon
lt OC MC, will be char ged with
felony drunk driving and felooy
manslaugtlter.
A passenger to the •an. Vln-
cent Scott i, also of Santa Ana,
was in fair concUtlon yester AA}·.
Fwteral arrlngem~nts for
Mr. He lphenstlne were pt>ndint:
late yesterday at Dt ldayfuneral
home In Hlllltin~;ton Beach.
homl? sltf's, by af\dfne perman-
ent tarul and other lmprovf'.
monts, when th£>Y wpre told
b}· the present l£>ssor s that
the~· could expect to be there
~t least until ml•l-1917, when
the preSf'ni!Pase i>xpir£>s," Alln'ey Wayoe Helphlnsttne,
31, ot 2881 Brlstol,CosbMesa,
was dead oo arrival at Orange
Couoty Medical Center, (OCMC)
after tbe 12:20 a.m. accident
oear the )lmctloo of CArden
Grove and Newport freeways
CC BACKS TAX OVERRIDE ··Certainly there are prop -
erty values and ecooomlc pr es-
s ur£>s to be considered,'' says
Mr. Wittman , · but there a.re
people lm·o!Yed here, too . And
man,}' of them slmplr can't af-
ford to move so Quickly . I think
the elf) should consider i.ts
responslbili~ to people."
In Orantie .
James Edward Bennett, 33,
of Fomtain Valley, driver of
tbe car 1r1 wbicb Helphlnstine
•u rkllDg. died early yester-
day In the same hospital.
Aecorcttag toCallfornla Hiefl ·
•ay Patrol omcer s, a ftn
driven by Geor .. Tbomas Nel-
aon, 28, of Santa Ana, went
the '11'1'001 war LC> an orr-ramp
alld raa bead·OD tntothe Bennett
car 1n Ute southbound lanes c(
the freeway near Fairhaven
Newport Harbor Chamber o1
Commerce pve Its ometal en.
dorsement Tuesday to a 55-
cent property ta.z overr ide to
he., the Newport-Wesa schOol
district keep operaHng at Us
preseot level. The override Is-
s ue •111 be oo the Nov. 5
elecUoo ballot.
Chamber director s voted
unanimously to s upport the tu
hike U'ter dJs trtct SIC)t. JOhn
Nicoll told them tt.t the In-
crease Is needed "to maintain
our II.Igb educational standards
tn the district.''
VETERAN TEACHER DIES
He promised that no ne\\'
programs or additions to his
administrative staff would be
flaa oc::ed by lhf' new taxes.
··we are caught in the cr uoch
hetWeeD lnflatlon and the state's
r estraints against our abiUty
to raise revenue,·· he told tht> NOMINATION TIME
mon thly Chamber Uoarrl meet-FOR FORO AWARDS
lng at the Balboa Bay Club. Nominations are 00'' being
"Inflation Is running about 10 accepted in thE' 14th annual
per cent a year, but state ta:r Oranp County r ommunlty st-r -
Jaws Urn it us to a 3 per r ent vke awards program sponsort"d
Increase per year ." by Ford Motor Company.
District school board trus-Robert A. Millhouse, chair-
Tbe board tla:o Htb ap.
prcwal from· the state tor 1
fair --eel throucl>lired
bone rach!l prorram 1t Lol
A lamltol race cour•.
tees decided In July to ask man of the companr's Orange
voters for the ta.x ovurll'le. County Community Relatioos
U approved, Uw override wou ld Committee, said thai th£> pro-
add about $55 per year to the ~t:ram is designed to honor em-
property taxes oo a $40,01)(1 IJIO)'e s of Forl1 and Philco-Ford
A memorial sentce .nu be CoPd:ucttnc the memorial borne In Newport aoo rosb and their wives .and husbaMs
.. ld -J •-19 at Cal., ... ~ senlce will be the Re•. Chuc.t 11 , ~· • ·-J esa. wbo have cootr\butec1 voltmtary C""'-1 ror»-yPeebltr ...C.enn Smlth, Calvary pastor.
N;:;..t-M.tn;._ scboot'teacher, Burlal will be lD. Harboi'Resc ROSE MARIE OIAZ OF sen1tce to their com~unt!es
wbOdltdFrldllyatHoarbospUal cemetery. Beli-BrOI.dWlJ ot C.M. DIES AT AGE n dur nc the pa st year .· om -STATE BAR ARTISTS lilt ol?l Costa llesa Is the dlro<tor. ttoos sl'oould be "'"1 10 Mr. AR~ at5~18 t · IIISe h1 11 Mr. Peebler was born in A rosary service will beheld Mlllbouse, Phtlco-For d. For d '"GIVEN AWAROS ""'' acl s w e, loolgl!l, Sept. 19, at NO p.m. Rood, Newport Beach, 92663,
Tbrtt loci I •JAaer• .,..1 Marlu, ud5latt:ri Mabel Mad-ldabo, came to Calilornta In aDd a mass at 9 a .m. tomorrow no Later thln Sept. 20.
Plans for a $1 million com. "The availability of a prime
muntty fund drive for :lll art location for a new art museum
museum aDd the offer of :lll adds Impetus and credence to
Irvine Company gift of a 2-our deve lopment andtund-ra.ts.
acr e site in SPwport Center lng pl3.ns," Mr. Steinmetzsa.ld.
were unveliM TueSI1ay . "We expect to be rJ03.11 stic
David Steinmetz, president In Ollf development plans. We
of Newport Hart10r Art Mu-antir ipate raising allthenecf's-
soem, told mLJseum trLJste es sar~· funds before '''~' begin
that the new art museum, 11e-actua l construction; the special
s igned to serve ttre fioo arts endowment fund will support
community In tire gre31 Pr Or -the museum durin'!; Its earl)
aoge Coa st area, t·(JuJdbE>wvl er }ears.
constr ud\on In 1 ns. The N!!~~o-port Harbor Ar t Mu -
Detalls of Ute fund rlrlve Wi ll Sfum Is a non -profit {'orpora -
be anoouncM lalf t thi S monllr, tion orpnl:led to enrourage
he sall1. The o;:oal of the ('am. public inter est in the ti nt' arts.
paign ~·ou\1! t..P $500,000 for Mone)'S from memherships and
actual o·onstru{'ti ?n of lire mu-bl?nents aurl other a• llvitles
seum J!\ll an ac111f:!'l1 $500,000 or ganizf>d \;1\ museum ~upport
as an endo1rment for futur e l!fOups pro\· idE> a ye<ir : ·1Wld
operarini: rosts. exhlblUon progra m, ClPI.o'•:·tunJ .
The Irvine Company's offer ties for vie·•1ng-and <;!!;·~ring
of J 2-:lr t'€' site in an area paintings, works of sr ulpture
between Sao JoaQuin Hills Roac1 and other a !liM .uts.
300 Sanb Barbara Drive, north Must>um dirf'('tor Ja111.-o:; 1:1
of the Pacific Mutua l building, Ryroos, for mer dlrertor '11 IlK-
Is conditioned upon the mu-Ne-w Ortean~ Museum 01 Art,
seLJm's presentalion of an ac -or pnizes ex.'libitions, a rt his-
('eptaNe I1P\'elopment and fi . tnr~· cour!t"'s, rJ. t ollege s('hotar -
nandal vbn to the •·ompaoy ship provr:1m and giv~>s •:oo -
b .. :J. '"m· ?r 31 , 1')75 , Mr. sideratlon to a~quirlng " per -
Stet'\metz tolrl truste£>s. The m,ulf'nt r ol\eelioo.
museum would also be respon-Or ii;:lnally fvr med 1n 1961
slb!E: !l)t Improvement 1 osts <IS the Fine Arts Patrons of
on the site, he satrl. Sewport Harbor, the group
Earlier this rea r, Irvine ci'Lanred its name to the N£>w. ~·tthdrew another land offer port -Harbor Ar t Must>um ln
a ner the Newpo rt Harbor t968 ... hen it bired Its Qrst
Foundation, whir h was tr yto.c professlonal museum d\.rK'tor.
to rala moDe)' for a more Tbe orldal m~~Seum wu lA
arnblttous euttare center, wtlfeh tM BloltJoll h ttllOIIl: \II t-911
whirh •·ould ha ve loduded an the n,useum moved ot 116 pre-
.o~Uo'lltorlum, [a iled to meet the sen1 Qllarters at 22ll W 81.1 -
rompan} 's <oodHlons for get-boa 81.-d., Centn.l ~ewport.
ling f1nan n al tiol r ku.~.
Civic meetings to resume
The first fa ll meetin.l! of th ... the Assou:m on, selert10n of "
Corona df>l Mar Civic Assn. nomination t omm ittee for tilt>
will bE> hi>ld <II 7:30 r,..m. Sept. el~rtlou of rHre·ctnrs m 0!'-
25, In thP Corona r1 el Mar Iober , and il£>ms homll1r floor
,!rJ.mmar srhoo l Juc1itor lu m, ME>mbers who ~·l sn to llf'<'On -
610 f :;mJJt\on Ave., rresll1ent sldered as ra nrll11ates sh0u111
Paul Hummel .JnDOUIII'€<1 tills r.r ake this ltno.,·n to the As·
v•eek. s od a lion at P 0. Hox 516, COM.
Th(' Assod ation, romposed or ln l)('rson at thf' So>pl. 25
of propert:. o~·ner s anrt resJ. meet:in£.
11ents ;)! COM, mvltes their SiocP th<' Ma~ mel'tm.!" ttl€'
neighbor s to )Oin thE>m in t hE> Association has been artive in
kic k-off for the f'Omino! H!Br . lhE>ir contaf'l wit h the Cit\ of
M:.tters of 1Josln£>c;s tnls :":ewpor t Rf>J• h on socii It ems
mt>-etin~: volll inliur1e J r eport a.s :toning t>nforcemem. re-
;)n the ba llot on th£> r•vtsed pbr £>metrt of pa rk>&l \. trees,
b' -b•s, somP ltemc; ?f In!· tnrnc control. na r tY.Ir pollu-
port:uwe fl)r futun J rl\on b1 lion, 3ur1 tho> "II\ IJX t.ll€'.
Art, music festival Sunday
!"lewport 'c; Jn nu.-~1 :u t and
musk fe stival on t ne ('ltv Hall
lawn this S LJ!w:la ~ 'oulr1 l.oe the
bigge-st E>ver, 3' ('Or• fin k! to
m('mbers of the t·lf\ Arts Com -
mlsstoo. sponsors of the e\'P nt.
Exhlhilors 'lo'i ll t•nne: their
work: to City H11!1 tocla}, Sept.
19, helll'een 9 J .m. a1)(\ 5 p.m.
The art works Wi ll !.If on dis -
play a11 Sunday afternoon, sUrt -
iolt at DOOn. Prl%e avoards .,ill
total $1,000, lncll.lding :1 spec11l
purcM.se pnze of ~ to $500.
$ped al ~·outh PfiZt?S WJI) IISO
be a~~o·ar<1ed .
Ttlis \'@Sf, for t tl~:' litst llmf',
displa ~ an.:! •lt>monstrJtlon
boot hs will loP Sf'l up •ln the
lawn.
An evening r on>:erl v.·tlJ be
present('(! b1 J azz Inc., a big-
band gro141 that ha s hE>lped to
{evtve that kiM of musk
throughout South~rn Califor ni a.
Foldlnl! rha lr s and blanketswtll
b£> a I low('(! on the ln·n for the
conl'ert.
Sign up for rec program named 1n tbl 25th l.llldt'tl'_,. dtllord ol CII'Ottllt, Ettber Haw-1940 aDd UYed In tbt Hartu lo st. Joachim's CathOi k
art atdbft bekS IDS..era....eo kiM of PoiNIMI, ud PaullDe area stoce l955. Church for-Rose Karle Dt:n., YOUNG MEN HAMED Rectstratioo ~ns Saturttay mediate OT advanced roune.
tor mtlllbera o1 u. Slate 11r R.trkb ot Idaho. 77, ol306Cabrlllo,Cosb r.t £>sa , TO HAV Al ACADEMY for tbt tall scbedule ot city Beginnlne and lntermedlate
ot CaUIDnll: Al1law D. 011 N La rt f CDM Who dled ~. 17 at a loca l Two Costa Wes:~ caadtctates recr eation prop-ams In Ne .. -cour ses tn sailing wtll cost
Jr. olltewport a.c.,llldi~r1M 0 ver cou or coawaltscent home. aomlnatfd tly Congressman An-port Belch. The pro~ttams ~-$27.50 for 10 weeks. Students
for rtlll'll.aitloa1 oaa; Ioiii Sbe wu a Puerto Rleo native drew HiAsbaw hue beeo liP-•in the •eet o1 Sept. 30. must pass a swimming test
c . ~ ~ol Me..-t a.c, whO came here 3-1/2 years polated to thf> Na•al Academy, Residents of the r lty may or wear 11fejl.ckets .
laclaorUie m..UO. tar ,...._ Core-. cltllllar IU&b IChOOl court• ID the se.IM!ol cllltrlc:t aao. AaaapoUs. They are VIM@Dt register betveeo ~ a.m. and Because surftngrlasseswere
ttltl; •• Wa._ ot •..-t tt.aa pi&Jwa ..,.. told lui UH woukt cost aboat h,OOO. She ts sunlved by soos Ar . Ba"'-rnma 1109 Salinas Ave aooa at Corona del Mar hlltt ovtr c:rO'fMed durtnc lbe sum-Btlc' ........,.. ...._ b' wMt lad ...,,11 .,. to ttt The boud decided on the tllur Alomar ud Joho Dtu alld George korrls l06Ra~ scboOI. 9oth rt":sldeats and noo-mer, the PSR department ls
eolar plilai!Df:r_,, aJoltc wb tbt AI'Dt tiM of e.._,.r courta. ot SutaDII, dauctKers Helen Plact ' rtskltats ma y nrtster nut off.rln« a special 10-weei. Cl.ll
!. A,.._ I"'DA-OF Ill ~~ud~~~~-'"" Tho city at N...,... Betc• Rtma oiC..ta llosa and£.,_ ~r F. •n•••· 3,. Saota lloo<lay and Tuooday be...., a <Ius oa Sat8'days. .,. .... , ~'" .. -"""-..-• ...._ wtu Plf 50 per ea at till 1Ja Slaea of New York, andlabtl.CostaM .. ,nsrecom-and 8 p.m. at tht Commualty otbtr .,ns 10 be bucftt
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1. AfWJ C~ fll lfftllllllt L_ ~ ~ ;p'C'I lllld &llltiM co.rU an alilo ..._, bJ 1M B•ltl wtU be lllPaeU1t View ••• tor tbt Merebllt Mar1Dt Coro111 delMar. tic• )lido racq..cbtlt lbr ...._ * 1a ·u.s. 1111r1ct JR a. ... $1,•per-0Mt c.ttrreenatlolldrllput...._ =~~~tal pulk. ltubor VIe• AcadtmJ. Cl.lldidltea an liP-MaJJ rertatnUOns u. •• ... .U,.. t-.nbl1nc. ftlh-c-,.... lo LGo "IIIII!; ~---~~'-LOODMOIILE CDIIES ::.:. ...... , ~II~ ~-tid-oo""""'"ty bf "" bolllcac<-bfttMicltyportto, , .. ud,.ltoJboU. IOU ---•••r -~~~~·-..,....•-10110 ... 5-T lDTJI -~ •• -~-Acadomy ror WO<loctoo allo-'*-udro<rooUo•--Speetal PBR ,.._. ... ror till me taw .u...1 ._. · ,.., ... .-..._ ..,. u-• bJ -.. Rn. no.u NPiR. cat.d to tllelr •• mtM. wllk.b IPIMOf• tllit,...... e.u lie tall 1 eMu c• com-
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Costa Mesa's plans for a
bicycle trail system got their
n.r st otncial approval Tuesday
night when City Counclldedded
to ask for a $13,604 s ubsic!)•
to get the system stuted.
A 40-mlle system, ukiog
severa I years to complete and
costlll@. about $200,000, Is plan-
ned. The nrst ptJase, ~lat,O tor
comp letion within a year, wootd
cost $16,500 and would put bike
Janes on rna ;or streets such as
F'air vlew Rd., Plar ent!a Ave.
and streets lead log to Orange
Coast College, TeWinklt> Park,
the Civi<' Center, and Estancia
1nd Ctosta Mesa high st:hools.
Phast (J, rostln(! an est\ mat'!<!
$125,000, would rover IS miles
aoo take 2 or 3 years to com -
plete. It would link the tlrst
pha se routes with the inter-
city Santa Ana River trail, Fair-
view r£>giooal park, Mesa
Verde, nor th Costa Mesa, South
Coast Piau and other areas.
PhaSf' m wouh1 coonect wtth
other neighbor ing rlties and
t:ounty tn.tls.
The $13,604 s ubsidy would
come from the So uthern Call.
fornla .4.ssoclation of Go ver n-
ments (SC AG), which ad-
m ltUs ters stat£> bikl" tral I funds.
An Oct. I publk hearlnJ! b}·
Cosb Mesa C1t~· Council wtll
look at the entire bike trail
plan.
OPERA TdON FOR
NEWPORT MAYOR
Newport Mtyor [)(maid Me.
lnols l.s in good coodiUoa at
Hoae bo!pltal, rfeOt'etiat thb
Yf'e\ trom a tidne~· stoaeopera-
tlon.
He Is expectf'd to le3'1f" UK'
hospital within .J f£>•' rta~s. ar -
rordln~ to a r lt\ hall spokes-
man, and return to his !rome
on Seas hor£> Dr .. West Nell'-
port.
Ma yor Mdnnls um1en ·ent the
operation Monda\ morning,
aft er medlc3tlon for several
\l'e('ks faill?r1 to reliev£> the
C'Oflllltion. li£> is l"xptrleO 10
attPrx! the Sept. 30 f it) Coun('i!
mPetin~.
BILL ROSCOE, VETERAN
OF WWII , Dl ES AT 63
'Nillilm Rosroo, 63, a W.arlne
Wor ld War fl Vt?ter an ~~o·ho lived
at 2001 Cha rle, Costa Mess,
wJs bur ied TIK'sda\ in So~vrtellc
~a tiona I CemPten , Los Ang-e .
IPS.
A memor ia I sen ·lr o> at ~1\.
Broadv•J! Chapel in Costa Meg
was condur. te:1 u~· the RE>v. Br\K'e
Kurrlt>.
Survivors inc !ui1P hie; vdfe,
Catherine. rb ul!hiE>r Trav1s of
Miunesota . alld Ur others JOhn
l nd Ben RosroE>.
Mr. RosrOf• 11·as lJo rn In N£>w
York. li ved 30 ;·ears In the
st.lte aorl 9 In the r·mmty. H~
WOl'ket1 as :! ~a lf'sman for a
r estaurant equlpmenl firm .
LEGION 291 TO :iDLD
AWARD DINN fR DANCE
The 8th annua l awa rrtsdtnntr
danr e ""'ill he held Sahr~y
tYf'nlnJt, Sept. 28, by Newport
Ha r bor Post 291 at ttH> Vptenn~
r.t emorlal building. !15 15th
St., Centra I Newport.
The Le,1oo Post will honor
~ewport's outsbndlng poUc•
officE>, • nreman and bartiU'
patrolman.
A cocktaJJ hOur at 7 p.m.
•Ill be follaqd bY a prime
rib dinner at 8 p.m. and due.
lng to t ~ musJ.c or Tom Hoar
a net IUs bt.nd. Donation La $S
pt"r person.
REBEKA/IS WILL HOST
H!hiEMAICERSLUMOi
We• Rlboltal! l..cdto 40htl1
host a Hom•mU:.waCI* ....
tc10 at.,. Oct. 10 at ... lOOP
Tomolo, 14'11 "'"'"'t -., Coatalhai.A ...... Giai •• ......--... ~m&U au pak"'''p wUl •
_ ... TlroN wU1 lro -.,_, --..,... ..
card IOrtJ IIIII -.,. __ .,_,_. .. _
dtO II~AU taf --~~
lETTERS -
;fEj;~ TOM ANDERSON Who .Will Vote For Rocky?
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-... -~~ ...-~~~o~ HOW -RIGHT LINDY WA81 ..,....,...,..,.a..or-•-· ._, .. ,..-~P'"1"•rd•" rldk-.: JI'IIIJT1 .... ~~... VIOI'-'•I'•nt,kiiMriN~dutooop+e~-OIMr'flllturwJDeducak»aiadladeROctk.•r Mow tt'l ....., tiM n ddtlt Owlet ~. a. ot ..,. niW ftft.aac ( II • (! IOdllllm Ia New Y rk ~~ t1 diU cttJ ,ellc:IJ modtra A.alu'• .,_,., ..,.,...IDint il blin& cballe.... wll ..... • JNM dell ol oour.,. Tbl puadiU~ ° K~ or-6 •
llr tMb' ftln • tM--. Aqsd=u1, died 1 r.. c1e71 by tbat pealelt of •..-. &o ol the •dla, alott with llocbleller )'IHDta. LaadOa ud.,.. Ptldq,. ot--·"-" .... ~-~ -..,. ......... -··--~"~*"·--lito Amt-ptaplt -··-htlptd ...... , .. dtodotl ..._ bill ud tile Jlldllt•• ~·· N-bw 0.. Uro 61atlda.cttoaancl unnlt... bell¥e thet all of our DatiDD'I probllml wdl. tfebta t:»U oflhl JHO't, 1 blot oa our oouatry
Iller .... lll:oopt with -· -tho -...... , ~ In 1972, Uodberab ... , awlt lata aolltlopoa --on1nt In -1tJ NoiM. • "1 .... oe-.•
llll OfPICIAL -.' ,. ·•• Of llll CITY Of .. MDflT .._
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0. OW lJJock 1IoM, ftk.b tlnc ~ _.1 ee.a. wltb u upedttlon to 1 Wlllidnpoa. But the ttulh It that AID8riel11 ?'eow.:,aach.buat.la!l.ldllqaod..,...wr
la 3llt st. iDd Bllbca Blfd., tta.AU..dc ift 192'7 tBh touthun Phlllppina ram tlrrib .. lllc:uonlybe~byldclhiono( .......... blJIIrand~opfll'lllltYe :~:.~~~= ::.: apota 0~ t aaal~= ou; foreat where they found the a RocketeDtr to the .clmlnitttttlon. Af'ier aU, IO"fltll•nt IMUitecl bl Itt. aftermath. Wore
aDd a half. With lbtro late a .. om--.t ta Wodd w.r n. Stone Ate Tuaday band U'riftl 'What alto tbould oat expec:t whea a pronUent RocbteDerdolan ean be found &ithlad Metro
come u onr-abiDduce ot Lind barah w11 an in cav•. A U.S. Air Force dlltaac:arriaril~~at to treet thepedmt? eo.en.n.nt (aiCMnw to nplace locaiJDWm-
lrllh and a crou )let of part-JnfonMd ..a, aad an b~ helicopter lifted Undbeqh Neleon Rocbt .. r il ont of Amedca'l nwat wtth federal buMucracy), tmkoamental
IDCIIJI&Cil.Altboucbthnuparl-mu. Jh bew WOI'Id Wq 11 and other membws of the fonmoJtadYOCa&el .o(IOCbkbfiiO"'ffUUWDt, ~ (wbieh ha ltd to lwtt,locrue11 in
• .,_DWICMT lloU.KJia BNSIGNWM ....... coM • ......,.,_ e1
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IUUCRIPTION RATII
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<II. .I!Of "' .if.,.
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner Md pubUsh., of the Ensign
--~DI00~-'0~~
• STOP THE HARASSMENT
' What's wrong with roof signs? Whose
temper tantrums do they Ignite?
These are just two of the queries that
ery for an answer when locai shop owners
try to find some reason for the pre-
posterous sign law proposed for Newport
f!each.
The elusive answer must be that some-
body up there just doesn't like roof
signs. "Up there" means City Hall, where
somebody is trying to play God and
telling us how we should run our business.
That s omebody does not tell us that
roof signs are dangerous to public safety,
ltealth or morals. That somebody has
\'O business telling us that we should
knuckle down to the new sign controls
.because it would be good for our business.
~·~o offer is made to pay compensation
: to those of us whose property would be
· confiscated.
Don't get the idea that we have flipped
jwit because of roof signs. These ex-
asperated complaints apply to the entire
. sign law --to the new restrictions on
•tze, number, amount of lettering, l,Jca-
tlon --all of the new sh,ackles being
forged for us in business.
The new harassment railkles all the
more because our harasser is beyond
our reach in City Hall --receiving a
comfortable salary, whtch is paid by us
taxpayers, playing the r ole of unelected
ruler, and enj oying the protection of
appointment to office rather than facing
the wrath of electors. •
Our message is directed to our Council
members, wh o ARE elected to office and
ARE accountable to us: Tell those so-
called public servants in City Hall to
~:et off our backs and stop this constant
harassment of merchants and business
property owners. We are not being lulled
Into complacency by the backing-off in
the face of indignant protests at the
last Planning Commission meeting. That
1.8 just a diversionary maneuver, familiar
to us who have witnessed the tactics
of the property controllers through the
years. An apparent retreat at this time
1.8 just a breathing spell, marking time
for drafting another control proposal --
i&lways 11 for our own good," since they
:.know what's best for us,
:; Last week's Ensign story about the
·7 sign fight reported: "Planners wtll re-
.:.vamp the proposal and bring It back to
·: Jl Nov. 7 Planning Commission meeting."
They obviously haven't gotten the mesJ
sage, It was spelled out very clearly
and bluntly In the petition submitted by
Corona del Mar merchants: "We are
•alnst any new sign ordinance for New-
port."
The City Council could Intervene and
save us all a lot of time and turmoil --
. by giving Instructions to drop the sign
eontrol attempt.
LEG.ll NOTICE L!GAL NOTICE
' ' 1 •
meab: are siCII)OIMid to baYe .. tiM wro1111 war at dr.e expedition to aafety out of the the root c:aUie of many of ou.r ftltioa'a prOb.. .,..mmeat coatroll IDd ~ of e.ntU.l
ntHtCb ott street partlD( to WTOD.I ~ ...mat the .,001 foreat, where they were lama. He it allo 1 conapk:POUt promo1er of fOOda),_aod proJMII'""a (or populaUon control
accommodate tbtlr realdeDts, u .emy . Tba prau, the ltftDded and runnin.a low on lll&emationall:tt world JOWttUDint at the ex· (whkhareallypoopllc::ontr91).
tbe alleys ue eo narrow you. 0 n e • • 0 r 1 d e' r 1 t b food. pena or national aowrelpaty. 'The United . At Gowmor of New Y ort, Nellon Roc.te-
eaa't pt yow ears 1n t1te IIU'-. ' e co~6 feller doubled taxatioo .... A ... -a..d -"'-· &IUlfJOltrled.ConseQIJtntly, lateraattonaliat ~ooden, Lindberah oppoaed ~tesneedshilkadershipthewayadrownin& , Q-...-.,..._...,. ~~~ are pa.rtlac anywhere tbe wodd ba..Dken, uploiten, development on the supenollic man needs rain. and sweUad the welfue ro• ., that ooa Mew
aQCI efer,...-bere, DOt cuing u mu.n.itioDI maken an4 traitors, tranaport, on enironmeatal The madia won't recaD tt for you but u 1 Yorker Ja ten II now 01'1 lhe doll:. New Yorbn
tbey are 00 prtt~te pr~ty all of tbem amtared him poundL In a l972 newspaper yoWII man, Nellon Rodtcfeller cJemonsbated r.c:e taus whkh ue I~ hi&btt than the next
Ia treat ot aftreb)'drant, bloclr.~ Yicioualy • a Nazi, a fucilt, an article, he acored the Britilb, his CCI'I~t for thia nation and ill people hilhost state and .S~ abow the national
lac a driYewa)', a pte or eYeo A A t i -S • mite , a n d a n French and Soviet decition to wbea he wu pyen the talk of dacot~tin& the ..e~. Becat. or IUCh burdms. and bee•••
the alley Itself. ilolatioftist. proceed with the development Canly's new Rockefeller Center. For he pro-Mellon RoekefeDer belped to mab New York
Half of lbe Ume, the trasb He .,.. none of these, He of the supenonic transport, oeeded to ha.e the lnlide waDs .adomed with the abortion capital of the country, New York
doeso1 cet plclr.ed ~ because w• an hoaest pntleman and Aviation, he said, should be of outriJht Communkl m.~r.ls. The elliUJnc furor ~tually loll population in 1973, the only state
the tracks cao'l get through an Amedcaa patriot value only to the extent that it calllld &he f ....... n •• to oe"'-yM"'• Ne'-··'o an the wtion to lhow IUc:h I de~. the alleys. -· ... .r an---• IM1ll 1 ln addition, to the nloeapart. And be wu rl&bt. contributes to the qualitY of preference with aomethin& mlre p&latable to JPorina the RocbfeDer record and aap-
meots already buUt 00 3151 · That a moral pho ny , human life. the pubtic. But the cat wu out of the bll u far portina him for Vice PNtMienr it like hlrina AI
Street, tbeplaootngdepartmeot Frantlia D. Rooaevelt , uNebon'apoliticallun.lnpwerec::oncemcd. Capone to pard a bank. And we could lilt
Is considering a permit for questioned Llndber1h•1 PRESIDENT FORD, Why, we are uted owr and over, would many morer-aesofillformat&onshowtncwhy
two more ~rtmeots to be patriotism. UDdber&h waa "CONSERVATrvE"? -.yono who il ., wealthy kan toward Com· Nelson RockefeDer lhould not be confirmed.
built oo the corner ot 31st more of a man, more of 1 ''Conaetvative'' Gerald munian,orewnSoci&Uan?Theanswerisreally Howner,hilnomlnatk>nbyGcraldFordhu
Street aDd Ocean Front, which patriot thu Franlr..lin o Ford, in the fint month of hit quite limple: Such 1 penon doca not want told ua a peat deal about our new Prelldent.
Is dtreclly in troot of our prop-Roo.evelt wu ever capable 0 ( Presidency spon10red : competition and does want power. A wealthy 1'he u~oni.nc vote in Concre• will provide the
erty. We are tired or ptcktDg coaceiYin1 of. 1. The "Equail Rjpts.. IOdal1tt hal nothi:Da 10 £ear from b• .. ___ Ulllt mfoi'I'Mtion about our Conare.aaen and
up OYertw-oed trashcans and . ,. ..-·-•..... Sen w c leanint ~the alley ror the In 19 70, L•ndbar1h amendment, reducin1 women meatifhebocomutheruleroftheaD·powedul aton. • are arudous to Jearn, thoretore,
city. Wbere 1s U all going to publiabed bit "Wartime to man's level. state. how many em wtthltand the obrioua drtft (or
eod? Journals,'' in wtucb be said be 2. Recopiton and trade EYidonce that the RockefeUen fit into the onrwhGimina confirmation o( thiJ danterow: u the planners ol our d ty stW belined he had been rilbt with Castro's Cuba. d.dYe to c:ornnJJnize or IOdalize America liter· man. ~ how many free men there are in
don 't l:lave the roreslgbl to see in IUJinl that the UDited J. Recopition and trade aDy abouoda. Numerous Rodtefeller found• Wubinpon wtl help Ama:rk:. to know how
t.ow they ue destroylng 11. Statea stay out of World War wilh Eut Germany tiona, for inllanoe ha.e JUpptied much frwdom there may ttW be in our n.
what Js wrong with the Call-11. 4 . Amneaty for draft tbe one which ~d lion's future.
tornla Coastal Zone Coosern. ..We won the war in a dod1en 1nd deserten.
tion Commission? At least they military mue," be wrote in an 5. An increased dole or 5 AT MESA HIGH ARE
h.ne thepowerto c~ntrolwbatls iDtrod:uction to th book "'bu massive .. work ptotrun" for MERIT S"'"I-FIHALISTS happening to the ocean trootl . e . • t ~ At a recent meeting ot the D\ a brOIIder •me 11 seen. to the unemployed. Principal Bob Puller an-
South Coast Regional Commls-me we lost it, for our Western 6· Nelson Roc_kefeller. nouoces that 5 students at Co-
sloo we heard a member or dviliution il lea reapected 7· h cob hv1ts and all sta Mesa high school._.,, been
the board, wOO 'lapt)ens to llYe and secure than it wu before. other Republican nominees, named semf.ftoaUJts ln tbe
fn Newport Beach, sar he didn 't ''Ia order to ·d•fut ,no matter how Red . compeUUon for merJt scholar-
know we had a problem here. Germany and Jap.n, we 8. Henry KU.ift&er . s bips to be awarded In 19?5.
It's abolll time he pull his aupported the atill areater Isn't it peat that we didn't They are Terri Herrman. Doo
D Pboaica
oScieaco o Soc::i al Omwdl
-, Creatiu Arta o N11mber Concepti
o Immediate
Openin11
oAae•l-1 o Hot Lupch ea o Ttained Starr o State Licenaed head out of the sa.OO a.oo lake IIMI""'* of RU&Iia and OUaa inherit a "Uberal" President? Brotemarlr.Je, Paul Edelstetn,
a good loolr. around. :... wtuch now confront us in I -The A lftl:riC.II ~,.,. Roger ED.&dahl IDd DoDI.Jd
Enryone ts so concPrned n Wright.
about a.freeway comlngthrougtl ucl~wnpon en... . • Seml.-tlna.Usts, Who repre. l675-40lll HOURS 1:00 · 6: JO
NP.wport and brtnttng too many NOR than a aeneratJon To m -~ ~d~:rlon ., 11rw sent the ~ ooe-half of ODe p~le bere,tbeyhaveoeglected after .the w~• end, our book, .S•l t11c1: }' Not per cent of the u.Uoa's most
t(' ue wbat l6 haPPM6ag bjl,.ooceupym1 armltS llill must Goldtfl-/tl Ydlow, ,..,. k academically talented JOWl(
the 1Dcreue of apii-t~ntnts--be-qcc&,y~ fA!il J4!. wcx~----'-ord~:red from Tom ,411dencJ11P peopte;··mast 'qta'lttJ l& tbtai. ...
lq built and the fall*e ot ~ ..... fO( .... ~cy "'KKOI#dr,'T.-'0. Boz 1091~ ists to tdY'anee 1n tbt"ecunPIQ:
the abseot~ owners to lr.CEP <..Dd freedom . 6. the c:oaanry, l'i'u" Fo'''· Tun~:..-tton for tM oa.Uoai.J merit
Ul em up! Tbese people jiSt our own'l)"ji:arri or dem6&atic 17861 • 17.~, $1,000 ~~slaJiif·J e
••nt to get rlcb quJ ck, at our ----------
eJpeose, aDd r ent to anyone LEGAL NOTICE
or any number they cao get ---=-==-'-"'-'-'='--
away with. They certainly are STATEMENT OF ABANOON~
not concerned about our cttv MENT Of USE OF fiCTITIOlE
ftb 6 Mt1rperile
Co m"" 111:1 "'"'
or the people who Uve her@. Bt.SINESS NAME
Most of them don 't Uve here The toHow1.ng person has
themselves so they don't hue abandoned the use ot the nc-
to put~ with the parldngprob-tlUous business name; Greener
lems, the trash problems and Pastures, 211 -1/Z Marine Ave.,
th e decrease ot pollee protec. Balboa Island, CaW. 92662:
tlon. There slmplyaretoomany The FtctiUous Business Name
people, cars aDd trash for the referred to above ns ftled
c ity to service! in Orange County oo 10.29. 73:
Johnsen & Son
U the CU)· Fathers are not Park Plaza Phar~cy Inc.,
convinced of this, we sugcest (CalU. Corporation). 14520
they drln through the allf'!fS Newport Ave., Tustin, Ctlit.
behind Ocean front and stroll 92:680.
a loog Ocean Front wallr. be-
tween 21th Street and the pier
and ,... for themselves what
the}' have allowed to happen.
Disgusted on 31st Street,
John ' Rosemary Loftns
106 -1/2 31st Street
N4!'"1)0rt Be-ach
C:HAMBLISS.McDOHALD
RITES IN SCOTTSDALE
The Camelback Inn inScotts-
df le, Arl&aaa, was the rtte
( u thf weddllll ceremony of
Patricia ChambUss and Bob
McDonald Aueust 31 .
The bride ts convention sales
m"nacer for the oew Marriott
Hotel ulder constructtoo in
NewpOrt Ceot:er. Her husblDd,
f•)rmerly a peuloo t.nestment
consultant for Bacbe and Com-
p•ny In Los Anplu, Is Clll'-
rentb' employtd In tnn.tmeat
real estate b' Coldwell Bll.nkfr
In Saata Ana.
Tbe DtWtyw!d.resldein Parlr.
Newport.
UnHI S.,t. lo,
11a
This business was conducted
by a corporation.
CorponiJoo Name: Parlr.
Ptua Pbcy, Inc., Robert J.
Borapo, rtce.pres.
This statement was filed with
tbe County Clerk of Orange
County oo Sept. 13, 1974.
Pd>ll,sb' Sept, 19, ZG, Oct. 3,
10, 1974,intheNewportHarbol'
Ensign. F' -29193
Bible Verse
Tbl: SptrU of the Lord God
la .,a. me; btcaue tbe Lord
blth IDOtDtecS me to preach
-lldlocs <lib> the ..... ,
Ill latb llllt me to btDd ..,
tilt --bot,rttd, lopn>elatm -to ... ...,a.... &lid
tilt -.. "' tilt ....... to tiMm tlllt are botmd;
To proc:llim tbe acceptab ..
,_ "' tilt Lord, Ud tilt dly ot ..,....ue. ot ow God; to
-• au a.t --. (lalU 11:1-1.)
FROM THE SALE 01' EAOf
TecNIS RACQUET
WILL IE COMTRIIIUTED
~
LiDeolu • Mereary
hupe
'GOLDEN
TOUCH'
We tiWik se"lce
and depe•dabllty
sel can-··
What Do You Think?
Brand New
1974
"' THE SOT
1975
LIICOLMS.
.... C:UIYS
1'011
IU!IIIATE D!uvm ·
lSI
FOR THE PERFECT .. TilliE AND PUCE
SEE .US TODAY/
• ••
IOPOftT HAAIIOR EIISMIN
Pllll.lliED WEEKLY -PAGE I
.1HURDY,IEPT.It,lt74
COIIIIA DEL IIAI!, CAL.
Music group to meet
TM ltYIAt Ternee Pldlllar-
m-Auoelateo !fll -~~~~
fall -wttb-.... mt4t1Dc oo Tb•lliiJ, Sept. 211,
at ... bonae of lln. Ylcc1
·Keep cool with
CANVAS
AWNINGS
Kalool"-c-Drhoo, c ........
Lee-..W !10 -II -.. .-..,. llclli-
m-1 -11J 111o llorloQIIa . ._ ... -11--
"' II -dd llf.lo Ia ~ c-. Tbo--dla_..,
Mrt. laJIDC*I BtJer, chUr-
maa, .... .,.., . bJ Mra. Ttd
...... IUid ..... -Lur.
.... IUid -fleo.preot.
deat8; Mn. Georp WUUam-
-Uid llro. Albe•t ~.
reeord1q urS eorre..,..nc
HCrttar1.,; Yu. Aqu Rleh-
trdloa. trtuarer.
lltmbers liiCI their ..,....
.. u~ be 1m1ec1 to .tri w
buy pa!JIIfop -bJ VIed Maloct. All proceeds wtUbeDe-
ftt tbe ~" yoatb CODC:erts of
Ora.,.COOIII)'.
BRANDEIS COMMITTEE
HEARS SYLVIA BOGEN
Tbe Oraop Couoty e-
of tbe Braadela: l1n1Yetslty Na-
U01111 Women's Committee
beld Its seeooo un•l mem-
Oon't let the sun spoil your ber breakfast at 9:30a.m. Wid-
patio tun . Shade with cotortut nesdly, Sept. 11, at the CorODI
can"u for coot comfo'rt . Call del Mar home of Mrs. Warahall Of come bv lq('h'ee estimates. •••&••• Fisher. Cbslrlnclbe ..... •u ~1. --. Mrs.. PtUIUp Palk of Newport
lilT
'
1~ Beach.
IIW-Sylvia Llvlll&Sion no,..o of
'M'Nil9 Lido Isle spoke oo "Com-2202 SOUTH MAIN muoleatloo lo the fllmtly •• 545-1491 who's listening?" For tbe put ---==-=· "'-''---30 years, Mrs. Bopn llastauebt
• \770 MIWPOIIT
COST A loiiSA
646.f31J
to the ft.elds of chtJd deYeklp-
ment, meDtal beatth and se:r
tducaUoo aod curreatly senes
oa tbe board ot the Oruee
Cocmty Mental Health .Usa. She
'11 also oa the 111t1ooal aDd
rfCiooal boards of tbe Bnndets
Women's Committee and ls a
past president of the Los Au-
piN Cbapler.
MILFORD ZORNES ART
DISPLAYED AT O.C.C.
N.Uooal!y-tDown watercolor
artist Milford Zornes will dis-
play his work Sept. 24 throurb
Oct. 20 In t.be Orange Coast
College art p.Hery, In OCC's
art center compleL He w111
be on tand to present a leeture-
demoostration at 10 a.m. Wed-
nesday, Sept. 25.
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',J ( :' (. 0 11 I ! .· I '• . j t H 0 ( ~ 4 AT HOAG SEEK TO BECOME PARAMEDICS
Pow e.merp,oey roomorder-
lle.a: at Roaa HotPttal ••• n-. c:etved elaulfleatioD.s u certl-
fled em•JtDCJ medlea.J tecl-
olellu, a ntlll& IIIII Ia 1111
ttnl ...,el ot tn1Dt..llc lor tboel
wbo Irish to become ~·nlo<Ues.
P .. 1 llnrJ, 0e..a. .
• IIOIIDAY, ADO. II • S~Y,IIPT.l
Clrl .......... llro. Dull I Twto ..., .... llfl •• .... •
Moe-. 115 ,... .. , eo. aodlloo. -· Lfoat,IIIO
• ftDiftSDAY, n:n, 4
eo, •• Mr. ud lira. J-
Ouo, 1494! YICCI A:re., Jr. . ....
Cbulu .__ .. r ud JOIUI
R-Ul thollrll ~ • .,_ Ill Oruco c..-,
11-. Or-AYO., Co*-Gtrl -·llr. ud Mrs. TommJ Boy ..... Mr. ud Mr•.RJ.eblrd Girl .. -Mr. ud Mrs. Robert
BtaMtt, UGZ WOYI'Je, Costa
Mea.
ID ...., ..aa opoc:lal ntlllr.
AUt..-r..-Uid .....
prebeUlve writ~ and praett ..
eal tetta to qualifY. T .. mu, 1?. Orall&aAYI.,Co. Mel-, SOS-1/! MI. 8trMI,
ota II-Well"-·
• TUESDAY, AUG. 10 Girl ·· Mr. udMra,Rieh&r<t 8oJ --Mr. ud Mrs. Dultl Ggroey, zm Port Daraeu,
Rubor Ylew Homes.
Boy •• llr. lllclllra.lltetmar S&Jidor, to 11qoo11a st., Co-
Kute, l!t ShwwoodPlace,Co-at:a Mna.
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 It& Mea.
Girl ... Mr. IDd w:ra. Fnnk
l .. rtDO, 4SS 18th Place, Costa
Ilea.
• WEDNESDAY, AUG. 21
Girt --Mr. ud Mrs. James
• MONDAY, SEPT. Z
Boy ...... sod ..... De-
De WOOlS}'. SW Mlcldt.oo, lr-
vtoe.
Boy --Mr. ud Mrs. Dutd
Kaeoet. 12%5 Esse:r Ln., West. ewr .
Girl •• Mr. and Mrs. Fei!J:
Ferrll, 15Z81 Suerne, lrribe. • TUESDAY, SEPT. 3
* THURSDAY, AUG. 22 Glrl -·Mr. ucUiu.Norman
Toedter, 14342 Yajorea AYe.,
lntne.
• FRIDAY, SEPT. 6
YARDfE PVT. Mtc hlelE:Row-
la.Dd, 100 of Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald E . .Rowi&Dd of 487Plerpolnt
Dr1Ye, Costa Yea, has gradu-
ated from recruit training at
tbe Martne Corps Recrull De -
pot, San Diero. Classes inc lude
lnstrucUoD 1D close order drtll,
W:arlDe Corps history, ftrstald,
W\Uor'm recuJatloos and mili-
tary customs Ud courtesies.
Girl --Mr. aDd Mrs. Kurt Foster, 1501 Port Bvmouth
Etner, USO PortBarmoutbPI., Place, Hart« Vlew Homes.
Harbor Vlft' Homes. bor View Home•.
Boy -· Mr. and Mrs. Mlcbael
Cleo.fllegos, 4151 Pleasant, lr-
Yioe.
Gill --Mr, aDd Mrs. Wayoe Girl --Ur. ud Mn. JOM.-
BrtcM, 174 Woodla.od, Apt, B, tboo Gularte, 1147 Paulu1Do,
• SATURDAY, SEPT.?
Glrl --Mr . and Mrs. MIJ'VIo
Meade, 971 Mission, Costa
Mesa. Colta Me•. Costa Mea. * fRIDAY, AUG. 23 Boy --Mr. aDd U:u. Fred-
Girl--Mr. and Mrs. Dtntel erick, 218 VIa Palermo, Udo
MeJia, 141Z Venno Pt., lntoe. Isle.
Boy • • Mr. and Mrs. SteTen
Cur , 521 Center St., Costa
Mesa . BUZZ ALDRIN TO TALK
AT AIRPORTER MEETING 8of --Mr. and Mrs. Zoran
VJduovtc, 19 Kamalll Court,
Newpori Beacb.
Girl-· Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Moore, 3150 Llmertck, Costa
Mesa.
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Steven
Inman, 4541 Cbevlot, Irvine.
Boy --Mr. aoo Mrs. Gerald
NeimaD, 940 Congress, Cosb. ......
• SATURDAY, AUG. 24
Girl --Mr. and Mrs. John
Batley, 160 W. Wilson, Costa
Mesa.
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. James
Ray, 182 the Masters Cir.,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -· Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Howle, 2202 Pacific, Costa
Mesa.
• SUNDAY, AUG. 25
Boy --Wr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Arutla:r, 180-1/Z w. Wilson,
Costa Mesa. ·
TwiD &lrl.s --Mr. aDd Mrs.
Gerald Walton, 3130 Cork Ln.,
Costa Mesa.
• MONDAY, AUG. 26
Boy --Mr. and Mrs . Wayne
Letner, 535 Bernard St., U,
Costa Mesa.
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Jaclt
Myers, 1062 Redding Ave., Co.
sta Mesa .
Boy __ Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Desnoyers, 2919 Ellesmere,
Costa Mesa.
Girl --Mr. aDdMrs.Richa.rd
Flood, 173 Flower,Costa.Mesa.
Boy -· Mr. and Mrs. Rene ·
Pastor, 3B2 Rochester St., Co-
sta Mesa .
• ~y _,.Mr. Ul1 l4rs. David
BOISeobsrdt. ~ Rochester, Cost& Mesa..~
Boy --Ur. aad Mrs. JobD
Dotdre, 19171 Sierra. MarLa Rd.,
ln1ne.
Boy -·Mr. aDd Mrs. Wesley
Smith, 4122 Escurdero Dr., Ir-
vine.
Boy --Mr . aDd Mrs. Job
Noerr, 11 Pine Valley, Btg
Canyon.
• TUESDAY, AUG. 27
Girl --Mr. and Mrs . John
Ltvtngstoo, 157? Winter green,
Costa Mesa.
Girl --Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Kroesch, 126 Amethyst, Balboa
Island.
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Nlcllael
Parr, 818 Baywood Dr,,Harboc
View Homes.
• WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28
Boy --Mr. aod Mrs. Richard
Constant, :SUS College, Costa ......
Boy --Mr. a.Dd Mrs. Http
HaYe)·, 4323 Wtotersweet Way,
lnlDt.
Boy --Mr. aDd Mrs. Fred-
erick Arbuckle, 81 7-1/2 Jas-
mlDe, Cor0111 del Mar.
Boy --Ur. aod Mrs. Rooald
DeviDe, 4801 Cortlarxl Dr.,
Cameo HJat.laDds.
Boy • -Ur. and Mrs. Thomu
Hooper, 4-M BecoD~a. Corooa
del War.
• THURSDAY, AUG. Z9
Boy --Mr. a.od U:u. James
Beatty, 987 Lanst.or Lane, Co-
sta Mesa.
• FRIDAY, AUG. 30
Boy --Mr. aDd Mrs. Stepb•
Thomp901l, 3008 Grant, Costa
W.esa.
• SATURDAY, AUG. 31
Glrl ·-Mr. a.adMrs. William
House, 500 Stpl Road,
HueD.
Boy --llr. and Mrs •• ~=~ Guy, 106 Z5tb stJ'eet, C
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Tuesday Club season
to open Sept. 24th
Tbe Meatal Health Associa-
tion ot Orange County will hold
Us 11th annual dlMer meeting
on Tuesday, Sept. 24 , at thE>
Alrporter Inn.
Col. Edwin (Buzz ) Alo1r ln,
Plans for aoother year of sings of the Zodiac, a musi-ooe ol the ft.rst two men to
"things to do and aee" were cal approach to astrology. walk oo the moon, will be hon-
discussed when the oew presl-Section chairmen are: true I, ored at the dJmM'r. As a result
dent of the Tuesday C lub of Mrs. Robert Uhltlt; npt opera. ot an uperieoce with mental
Newport Harbor, Mrs. Glenn Mrs. Benjamin Modestl; ftne illness following his space trlp,
Sc~lerel. mettoformulate ldeas arts, Mrs. Floyd Scott and Mrs. Col. Aldrlll ha s become ver y
with her chairmen. Kenneth Campbell; bl"ldgetour-active In the fteld or mental
The tlrst meeting will be a nament, Mrs. John Huffman; health.
brWlch at 11 a.m. Sept, 24 brldre, Mrs. Hanson Putbuff; Dr . C. Hardin Br anch ~~o·\IJ
at the Bllboa Bay Cltj). A bust-bowling, Mrs. Toby Baker; talk oo "Slakin&: out claims
ness meeting will follow the books n' stufi', Mrs . Jack Hart; 1n the mental health field."
bruncb. Tbe 3rd vtce-presldent After fives, Mrs. Artbur Co:r., He 1s program chief for thE'
aod program chairman, Mrs. Mrs. Cluade Cotton, and Mrs. Santa Barbara me ntal health
Ruth Seaver Kennedy, bas tbe Ernest McC lelland. servtc.es.
HICKORY CURED • , • 1
Folks used to think rheumatism could be cured by
carrying a hickory, nut. Today. we laugh at thcst:
old wives· remed)es. We have so many reiJat"llc , quick·
acting medications now. Medical discovenes m recent
years have diminaled or greaft y eased uncold pain
and suffering. But, remember-most med1C1 nes should
~ used only upon the advice of your phyS'10.:1an.
When you or a rilember Of your family beco~ dl,
!>Cie your doctor fint. .Then come to us for the
medicine M prescribes.
Clristensen Pharmacy
• :1021 E: COAST B1tT .. COBOKA DEL MAR
OIUOU: 1·2550
whole year set ~ wtth great The nrst After Ftn party 'REACHING OUT' THEME '::::;:;;:::;;;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;::::::::!, variety of entertainment tor wtlt be Oct. 6, ~en to au AT J R EBELL MEETING •
tbe main meetings. To start members aod guests tor a bay T J to Ebell Cl b f /Yit~ PflfECJ
!he lreod, sbe •IU llllroduee cruise and bullet • ..,.,... • Mrs. N he ~ h wlll hOI~ ,;:., ----
Lenoo Wells whose program Co:a: Is chairman, &44-5538. 1\rewport 1• " 1 ,~ ---
,,'..,. olfasb.ton st genera mee .... ng o '""' Come T Is listed a~. "'years club year at 10 a.m Thurs. 0
aDd soog, ael1ally a m!oJ. ARTS FAIR AT COLLIN~ day, Sept. 26, ,1 !he Ebell Th f till u-·--1
musical complete with cos-The ColllnsRadJoemployees clubhouse 515 w Ba lboa Blvo1 8 1"01"11 nuuae-.
tumes with slgtlts and sounds arts and crafts lair wtll be Balboa .:Reac ~g out hanc:i~
from t~ ra.gttme year s to the held this weelt-eod,Sept.21-Z2, · touch~g haDds" will 'be thE'
now 70 s. at the Collins tacillty near the theme of the luncheon mH-1 ·
-4 !'Orlderlan d of ... eJJi,.g invitatimu, ·r~~~~~
an.,o ~TICeon e nls, engral;eJ naplr.ins, ""
Tbls artist has ta~nt rang. County Airport. Exhibitors are lng Nanq Walsworlh who ts
lng from musical come4y to Umlted to Collins employees In ·charge of the school age
opera, model, actress and and their ta miUes . ·All items mothers m one of the
rt e ddin!, cake omaon,nl:s, g11 e:s t
booA::s •• in fact, a on e· s to p /laradi$e
fo r tbf! b""dt'·to-be!
2384 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA
548-5794 -Mon. thru Sat. singer. Her "mlni-musleal" is displayed wtll be ortered for club's f~r this year a too approach U•t lnchdes sale. '
···SlUGS
Planrs-r o t s Darden N ' Things.
Home or off ice consult.1-
tions on plunr decorati ng
se rvices at no charge -so
muc h m ore than j u st a
plant shop.
II vou don ·! shop at Can-
nell ,., Chafftn in Oestgn
PJa za, whe re do you shop
(or fin e f u rnishings .
exquisite anliques, a cces·
series and the finest in
imerior desiF.n 7
-
DtSIInCIIve desi&M In eye-
ware. Prompt pe,._.llzed
serrlce since \907. Aller
selecllna your frames,
your lenH$ .... aroul\d. •
nned and oenk:ed II¥ aur
. '
consolidated
bPrOdUCliOnS
The lafP.<;J tn
rr.prod uclion and
reduclton processr-c;
tH!In~ hrown ltnr.s. se-
ptas . velllllll' dnd mvlars
Compll'll' '<f'ro~rilphl/ sr-r\··
icr., drnfl111~ furn 1lt1rt' ilnd
accr.ssnrrcs plus plc)..·tlp
and dcl1 vcrv .
r Soon to npt•n 1 -Coli\ n
tilltiiJ -<l fi i'CIHllliltf"ll;'
com lorti!H!,.lht' ~t ncl vou
wu nt '' twn vou rr• ltft'CI
lhirstv. hunF.rv . m''''ril hlc-
or SICk . lunch I I ·~ 0 10n1'r
S-11 Sunclny Hrunch II -:\
RtHHIII I nl
19th cc nlttrv
l andscnpr.s; rhc linest
seleclion ol th e current
French tnlp ress lonists,
largeSI "'leclion of prln!S
In Oran~e County. The
latesl In Oorolhy Kennedy
W81!C,rcc,lo!·s .. Continuous
ibltlons of lhe are8t
and soon 10 be great
aMists of loday. Cos1om
Destan
Plaza
TrMI
ThP r••r-.ttn,tlrzPd Ira\ cl
,J~t'll(T Tholl dJIOWS \j0\1 TO
Cll ''-1~11 '.'OliT OW/l lfilVf'l
plo1~1 --piP,l '"illrt' or bu~t ·
rw-.~ ~.;roup or 111rll\'ldUill
fll• rt' J-. no --Pr\·lrt' chdrce
!l!HI thl'·•· I' fn't' dt•lt\t'TV
·\P npt" lrl\ lllltiPll to \'It'\\'
lllj! t tlll•'LIIOil Ill ())d \1,1.;;
t• • l'.r ll l!IJH."!' (ln c1rsplnv .
lil t· 1\ltr ~o; nl \VJI I~o1 m
1\t 't!ll (' ll.ll">Of' Johotnn
lkrtht•l -.tt ll \\'i'11 7P]l, 0--1~
1\ttnotlh .1nd R 1c harcl
l't'!t•r<:on Pt~111111l~" ilrf'
lll\l''lnwnl qunlll\j nnct
"' c1t'111.11Hl hi/ c.oi\Cctor.;;
\\or ld WHir' Th1rcl floor .
2'it1 Nt•l\·pnrt Crnlt'r D nvr-.
''II''' ·w .!
Ana'S DeSign IV
lnlf'rlnr.,-f or Homt' or
Of!Jn~
fi~~-6120 or
6~~-6 I::! I
EleiiiDCI 1nnme
Cloc l.:s Rilromc rcr5 'Chro
nomt>tf'r5 M 1rrorc; Al.1 n
W. Mc Kile F. Cnmpnnv "
11ntqur-~n ll erv ol tlllll'
p1ecr•s 1n limrlf'c.-. cnntl
1as1r. !rom lhr 1n~ptr1 'r1
wor~s hops o f M olvn•'l"
Chf'l<iPil -PrTN r Knllcn
bacl--A inn w 1\l r 1\.w ~
CmnrilniJ
Theatre .ttl!:. 3
THE EXORCIST
1:06 6 9:11
~ ~~-
EHARLES
1: l '" -0:00 6 10:45
• • -lalud Rtollor ..,. ··--lo llr. ~,.. llo'o I01IIIIIod bJ a -Cout oalJ ,._ ..., Ia IIIII Ia· ·~ c-nt~oa Com-torlot, pllll ,IOlDt -.-
•-OICRCC) _..,.., •-UriC, co .. llaklt lbcMit bow be re-Mr. Per lea •Y• t~ law rt-
aodtlld a ctn1 .tore lJito a quJ.ret a per~t w1MD a balld·
r-.) ..ate -* oftlee. · 111'1 commerclll ue ebuCM,
Cap Btoe-. ro-.lodlllo bot oal4 H Will be " lo IIIII
okl dnf ..... at MuiM iid 8CRCC'1 tW.CIUte director to
Put • ......, "IIPIUMMit Nltllll taM IllY fUrther aetlolt oa. tbl
a permttffoe tlttSCRCC, Wblei matter· r,,,..,,..,
• coo~ro~a ... ~op,...,taloocDo WALTER BURKE . •-L I ~•-C-IIM. -.; G!-Por!c:a, IAIIEB ~· ·~ ~ ,_ ... 1-llllic ·u plulior wtlh 1110 GETS NEW POST
for tbt fllJtb Jltft wetk-ead SCRCC read a DIWIII)IpM" ac. . JULIE ANOREWS' drelm t:A
at St. Jam" Ept.,;:apal Cbureb, cocmt ;, thl reEnOC.tehc, be Tbe appolDtmtDC of Walt• turniD&" btnelllllto atm 8tylt
Mt"WPOtt Beach. Sept. 10-U. cbec::ked udfoedtbltDOPII'mit r.· Burke as rtce.prealdent of flapper eomea true tn Ron:
Th11 U a tay wltDtll moore~ bad belli ~~)~)lied lor. UDder operations tor SapantSoai.Re. Huoter's romaatlc comedy,
· me~. and procnm• are ar0• prOYtsioos oltheCoutliDeCoa-covery Systems IDe. ls aa.-"ThorOUeflly modero MUUe,"
rupd tor au apa. Tbere wt terntion Ad created 2 years aotmced by Joseph DeFruco, a Uu.Jnral releue aow show-
bt a poth•ct npper at tal •co bJ state' Yater a, any re-president aad chief executtn lq: at tbe Port Tbettre l.D Co-e~cll Friday alpt, .tollond modellnc job eOitlnc $1o,ooo offtcer. rODa del Mar. Tbe oompuloa
by cr~ dbealioas,. coftHs or more must get a coubl Mr. Burke, wbo UYH Ia tbe f11tt1H 11 "Kame," starrtac
ill M(&tll:larbood . bomes Sitw-'commlsaltw\ permit. Graoville apartmeats la NeW· L'qcJlle Ball aDd Robert Pru:.
day monlllc.· hmebeoU at the Deeon.tor Richard Goode port Center, reeebUy retired · toD. cb~~tell, iad ~r, lla&ilc and wbo did tbe conversion ud as president ao4 cbiel operat. ~~~
dlieaaioo Saturday_ etlniDC. re-deeonttnc J»b, claims the log omcer of McDoonell Doq.
Vtattora will .,_It at the 8 SCRCC .. 11 reqtdrt.Dc 1111 to las AatroaauticJ CoOIIIUY,
&ad 10 a.m. sert1ees SWidlly, get a permit todoare-decorat-H~mttogtoo Beteb. He directed
follOWed by ltmebeOn on the toe j)b .. three manned space program•
D&tio. · ' projects Mercury alld
Church News ·
• PLYMOl11'R CON~EGA-see tbe North Star?" The an-
TI9.N"A'L CHURCH, S26! Broad nual semllllt by the sea wUI
St., lftwpOrt Htlgbts __ "Seek be bel" Sept. 29 through Oct. 4.
tile belt ft.nt" ·will be tbe ser-• THE NEWPORT VNm
moo-~lc of Pastor John Und-. CHURCH, 15th St. at lnlne
nil at the 10 a.m. semce Ave., CUff Haven --The Rev.
thJs S~y. Sune Richards' sermon on tbe
Gemini, IJid tbe reeeot Skylab
orbital worksbop procram. He
received NASA's pUblic sen1ce
award In 1968 for outstaDctlne
contributions totheCemintpro-
gram.
Mr. Burke has assumed re-
sponslbtl)ty for all manufl.ctur~
Inc aod engtneerlng operatioas
at SRS.
DAR SETS FIRST
FALL MEETING • THE NEWPORT HARBOR mount topic for 10 a.m. Sam -
CHURCH OF REUGIOlE SCI-day will be "Blessed are they
ENCE, 541 cfater St., .Costa· which are persecuted for L;::::;:::;:::;;;:::;:;;=::=;::;;;;;;:;;==~ Mea --TheRe•. !leai'J9lJact-righteousness sake." f soo wUl preach . at 10 a.m. • THE CENTRAL BIBLE
THEATRE ONE Sunday on tbe" topic, "You are CHURCH, 23rd St. at Orange
Mrs. Earl Corkett of Balboa
will open her home for the
first fall meeting of tbeColooel
William Cabell C ~ter of tbe
DAR on Wednesday, Sept. 25.
Dessert will be served at oooo
folloWed by a 12:30 p.m. meet-
Inc.
Sl<ll"\ r;tur~e Sct:al e
F:llintt (hru Th•us.
r:llUlr! ":00 & tn ·55
f"rr . ll: ~ ~ rm/y
Plus
"WHlTE
DAWN"
Thru Thrs.
7:00 & JO:·H
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Thru Th11r~. 9:20 only
Pn" .7:00 F. 11:15 Plus
ALfACINO"
SOUTH COAST
THREE COMPLETE SHOWS
: BOX OFFICE OP,EN AT 6:45
HILD OYIIt
AC4DfMY WINNING
Ctoris Leachman
Cybil Shephard
6:00 • 8: 00 b 10:00
MATINEE SUNDAY
S.H.O.W.
~nd· Gould in
.... u ..
PAUL lEWMAN
LEEIINMN
"POCKIT
MOUn'"
c-e~LW.I S.. ......
Important." A 3-day Tetreat Ave., Costa Mesa--The church
aod seminar for church tacill-will hOsttheSouthernCaUfornta
ties will be bekl Sept. "27-29 Regional of tbe lndepet'ldent
at Call)p9-0op.SbaronAilred, Fundamental Churches Of
644-0557, ls haodlinl reserva-America from 10 a.m. to 4
tlons. The chlach will be closed p.m. this Saturday. The theme
Sept. 29 durinc ttw: retreat.· wtll be "Focus -. music."
• ST. ANDREW'S PRESBY-The church choir, under the
TERlAN CHURCH, 600 St. And~ direction of Mrs. Marlene
Road, Cliff H2.ven --Davis, will sing in the after~
. Cl\a.rles Dlerenneld wtll noon. S\Uid2y morning worship
preach at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Is at 10:30 a .m. and evenlng
SuDday on the topic, "Do you fellowship is at 6:30p.m. ·
GEM TALK
TODAY
By J.C. Hum ph,;os
J.C. Humphrt.4 who. rtor• •t
1823 N.wport Blwl. Ml tJMn •
Corr• M•,. l•ndm¥k for mor•
rMn 27 """· '' •n .ur/lority on
~l llnd /-lf"rl.
THE GEN
OF NANY CO LORS
AlthOUgh the p.rnet used
for thousands of years as a
gem has usually been so
dart red in color that the
expression ''garnet-red"
bas beto appUed to many
otJler ·rntnerals, It Is found
tn eYetJ color e1cept ·bloe.
• LUTHERAN CHURCH Of'
THE MASTER, 2900 Paclflr
v'!ew Drive, Harbor View Hills
. -Sunday school classes for
a ll ages havr been resumed,
· meeHng at 9:15a.m. This Sun-
day the adult class will be shOwn
nlms taken by Mr. and Mrs.
AubreY. Horn In the Holy Land.
Dr. Michael Condie and Mrs.
MiChael Jacobs wHI present a
plano-organ duet at the 10:30
a .m. worship hour.
• HARBOR TRINm ' BAP.
TLST CHURCH, 1230 Baker St.,
Costa Mesa -· A former
Jehovah's Witnes s wm speak
at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday
on the topk , •·Jehovah's Wit-
nesses are false prophets.''
AI . 6 p.D1 . the topic wtll be
"How to share wtth a Jehovah's
Witness.··
•ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, ZI OO Mu VISU., East
BlUff --"Burden sharing aDd
burden bearing•· wtll be the
sermon topic or the Ftev. Wil-
liam McQuold at the 9:30 a.m.
Suoday serrtce. A coo~ega~
tiona! meeting following the
service w111 hear the nomloal:-
lng report and will elect 5 eldet's
and 4 deacons .
"Our d.ecllntng posture tn
na.Uo.nal defense" wtll be the
topic of the speech to be gtnn
by Lt. Col. ReglDald SIIby, re-
tired Air force otncer.
Chapter regent, Mrs. Oliver
M tnear, will conduct the meet-
Inc~
GILBERT READ, 89, OF
COSTA MESA IS DEAD
Graveside ser vi"'"'" were held
Monday at 1tar bt-. Ht>st reme~
tery for Gilbert Rea~.-, fl::l, of
Z07 Palmer, Costa Mesa, who
died last Sept. 12 at a c:oo -
nlescent home here.
Mr _ Read was an Illinois
natlve. He llved In California
70 years and locally for 20
yeus.
Survivors Include a daucflter,
Allee Bllliow: of Santa Ana,
a od 2 1fa ndchi ldr eo.
Services were conducted by
the Rev. Joho Llndvall or Ply-
mouth Coogregattonal Church.
Bell-Broadway ofCostaMesa
was fwaeral dlreetor.
RUTH GILLER. BALBOA,
SUCOJMB S AT AGE 73
Ruth Giller, 73,of2026Mira-
mar, Balboa., who died Sunday
at Costa Mesa Memorial hos-
pital, was buried Tuesday ln
prinCe IJ'aveslde services at
Paclflc View memorLal park,
Harbor VIew Hills.
Sbe Is survived by her hilS-
bUd, Jobo. Sbe was a nltlft
of OubUqoe, Ian, and came to
Cautornl.a 50 years aco.
The tlmllarttJ of proet-
red to raby.red t.sresutted
ln some of these stooes be-
ing 101d as rubles. Tbe "Art-
zoaa rtby, " fOUDd 1n the
deserts, and the "Cape
R~y," of South Africa, ue
AGENDA FOR PLANNERS
really p.roets. The ap Dda for the meetlal
Most n.luable of all p.r. of tbe Newport Beach Plarulin(
nets 1s the green "demao-Commission tonight, Sept. 19,
told," wtllch bl}.lliantly starting at 7 p.m. In City H2.1l,
nashes a w1de n.rlety ol inc ludes :
colors. JUI basic !jeep green • BA LBOA PEN INSULA de-
color result.~ hi early velopment property rules. A
tdentulcatloo as emenkl. croup or residents want the
OrlctnallJ dlsconrld.b\Sh oce1n side of Balboa Blvd.
berla's Ural Motmtaial,-it dowosoned to single-family
was later called "Unllu residences, to stop apr~
emerald.," but todi.J studs denlopment at 131 9 E. Balboa
on Its OW"DlS p.rDet, a ,em BlVd. . so bea..utll that it peed oat • DELANEY 'S Cannery VU -
muquerade IDler anJ other lap projeet, a proposed2-acn
speclalty shoWing area that .1-!:aa::m::•:::·::;;;:::;::::::-..,.......J would iocltrie another restau-
raat near the present O.II.Dey's
at tbe eDd of the RhiDt C bannel,
wiU be stOOled. The project
would replace the Udo Para:
Tnller Court. 1be P1aaa1Dc
staff wll1 recommend approral
of the project.
• VARIANCE reqiHt for a pr-Z-etoi'J dWoliiDc II
Ull E. Bay, 8&-. Tho llllf
recommtadl dllllal otareqwlt
.'MMJ(
ua••M.L..,.rr
q:lJ =
CHI!
ror aevenl ftllances on tbe
property.
• ARCHAEOLOGY policy for
the city's rneral plan wt.U be
dlseuued. The policy woukl
establish IUideUoes for prO-
teeHDI uy n.lt».ble arcbaeo-
locteal cflleonries.
• TAXE.Otrr restaurant at
3418 Vta Oporlo, Lldo s,_,
already 1n openUoo, seeks a
use permit to allow leplopera-
tlon.
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lrola oo p-,..1-
detelcpm..U. · Amoac tbe r•·
qlllroiMIIIo -be --.proallllc ---ID apartlneall.
• PARKING-· Tooll:ooaelioD
oa a IUII'Ittoa tbat perkiDC
be problbttld 1D TtW=ll*~lo:~Par=O · oa Friday altMI. wbta
ol 1110 rm..-.
race~ 10mtUmee
orecl to ..-reo4blc an
auee re-.....-property
lbt aortbwHt corDer of s ...
flower ud Bear, to aUcnr 1
.IS5-UD1t coodomtDlum denlcp.
100111.
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PUSSYCAT"
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is t ionairel
The man on the left spent last weekend entertaining his friends at his fabulous ski
chalet on the slopes, sipping hot buttered rum served by his private hostess.
So did the man on the right.
Last month the man on the left listened to the pounding surf from the veranda of his
own villa in Acapulco.
So did the man on the right.
The man on the left cruised to Acapulco at 200 miles an hour on his private plane.
'Sd"diCl ' tne"man on the right.
Next week, the man on the left is sailing to Catalina on his yacht.
So is the man on the right.
So which one is the Millionaire?
The man on the left had to buy the ski chalet, the villa, the plane and the yacht. The
man on the right is a member of Trans Mecca . •
The man on the left is jealous.
Please send me your brochure describing
the advantages of Trans Mecca Membership.
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Address __________________________________ _
City ____________________ Phone ______ _
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S..weU (BereriJ lllll&l otllen -. Glori& aod u. ·z._, ...s-.,. Mtrldll, a.t trom
Palos Verdla werel>r'.UdMrs.samael Lt&ch.
AIDODC tiiOM ltt.!l .. tbe ZtperJ' loNiy
allltr nre CboriH Dwl-'udRtebordFODtoo
of R..-t C..._, !fewpart Beacb, Mr. Featoo.
Jttm•tt. a. cJoee ... loDe Ume tin here ...
His tuber wu coauDOdore ~ Bllboa Yaebt
Clab 111 I MI. Botb al tbese young men are
clOIIlrteadl ol Marti a Scbnder.
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Rafts
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Uar!foe FOs: uaed. blr .l"'tii•"M IDd
lnptUIIty to briDe ·-• -~, l~r.lae tYIDIDC tar floiMd Pete Peter8011,
tloaocJ&t. uat)'ll, Newport c-. Stle bad
a t.o laelwl.t B&rtua IDd Bob Gnat 1D tbt
in•Uatioo to dlDDtr. On urlnl at Marteoe••
East Bluff' bomt, they wOIIdered about tbe
. plush sll•er Rolls Royce puked 1D troot,
wlth cbaaftev at tbe wbeel .•• 10011 lel.raecl
this was part of UNt eYeaiDc • • • Tla11 macte
other• eaJDJlDI u.~.,lllinc were Mr. lDd
Mra. ~b WtWc, llr. and Mrs, AI Aaer,
Mr; Ud lltl. Joba VIrtue, JOOp aod Mrs.
J. E .. T. Ratter, Mrs. Ec:hrard Sebumaeber,
Mr •. aDd Mrs. Milton Bren, Dr . and Mrs.
Tom "Dout. Pilar Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Gleim. Mr. ud lira. Gerald Lefine, Mr. and
Mrs. ll&rt1a Brower, Mr. lDCI Mrs. James
Gny, Mr. &Dd Mrs. 'Georre Yardley OJ aoc1
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graot • • , she was
amooc lOme of tbole pbotognphed.
· · (lntl!lta&'l~)
carpet was DOt oaiy cba•tur dr.IY•, bll
carried chilled champape b' toutiDc Pete's
utal uoJnrsary Yblleenroateto 14a:AM811•
tor dlaDer at tbe Towers ... IDd tbeD Oil •••
to enj)y tbe Bolshoi Ballet. I'm nre Mr.
PeteriOD wUI lone remember bla "IIIIPY
birthday, 1974," I tncrw I would ... Marllle,
More were C)ludla Hlrseb,JeanTaodowsky,
S..tor ud Mrs. Dennis Carpenter, Mr. aDd
Mrs, Jamts HiDes, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Weld-
lfti\ll, Yr. IDd Mrs. Henry Segerstrom, Dr.
aDif Mrs. Klc .. el Brick, lfr. and Mrs. wuuam
Ficker, Mr. a:od Mrs. George McCall, Mary
Loo Hopkins, Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Aldrich,
Yr. Robert Gugpnbeim, Mr. aDd Mrs. James
Teeoa, Kr. l.Dd Mrs. Robert McDonald llld
0111' Dft' S'C)erY1sor, genial General Thomas
Riley, l.Dd Mrs. Rtley. These are some or
the people who are a part or "the race ot
Newport Beach, caurornta," and who en.
joyed the Zlgner hospitality, aDd meeting
e:rcltlnc Martin Schrader.
SAL·IS • IIIVICI
IMSP'ICT • liP All
"my day" ISB't 't.ll February ... yoa'Ve Iota:
of time ... just keep yow lmactDatioo llowtac! • • • IIP~CIC "'ct. u ... D.fl..,;,
N.J. --· Gloria aad Mel ZJper's moet receut atfa1r
at tlleir Dover Sbore borne 011. G&lu)' Dr.
was in booor of Martin Sebrader to latrodiiCe
h1m to Newport Beach and nee .-era.. Kr.
Scbn.der Is pub Usher of tbe Town aDd. Couatry
mapzlne and Is coot,mplatlnc dolDg an luue
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Mort It• ever before
WORTH RBADIHG !
. ''N¥NE DARE CALL IT CONSPIRACY"
Pt~pcrbo•• . By G~~ry A./In
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"THE ROCKEFELLER$ AND THE REDS"
American Opinion Book1tore
J04 N. Newf!orl 8/vti., Swire 20'
Newport Bead Pbou 646·064-'f
10:00 • , .. oo
Oor tow lhtrs Will Sorpri•r feo!
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·cALL US TODAT AIOUT
4~FSI~~ I ~:i.t ~'i[x I
RAIIIIITT INSURANCE
17th Ytar •
Be a pa.leo-docent
Are you curious about fos-
sils'? Haye yo!J had a lasch.a-
Uoo for prlmitln Indian cul-
ture? Or, do your Interests
lie 1D the stltCly of geolQiical
land formatloas?
The J llllor League or New-
port Harbor welcomes your
pa.rtlclpatloo In lis ..doceat-
tralnlng program on tbe sub-
jects of paleontology, archl.e-
oloo, and geology ror Orange
County school clllldren. Vol-
unteers learn how to preseot
ready-made kits filled with
--:::-:"L"'EGAL NOnCE authentJc artUacts and fossils
--::-durl.n&: a 5-week training ses-
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE. slon on Tuesdays from 9 a.m.
STATE OF CAUFORNIA FOR to noon, beginning Oct. I. Ses-
THE COUNTY OF ORANGE slons are beld at the Park New-
No, A-81%06 port Apartmeats. AnyODftllter-
NOTK:E OF HEARING OF If:~ In J»ecomlng a paleo-
.PEmtON Fc4it~~~ ·Ya~t~r may call Mrs. -t!'!U.. AIID }'QI! U!t,tl:M. ca; .-~ .. 55Z-9553, t>lleo-
Te.STAIItNTARY -· · ' docent chairman for the Junior
Estate of HELEN M. HOL-League of Newport1Harb0
BECK aka HELEN HOLBECK, .
Deceased. ·
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PROGRAM ON LEA
th>t Vtrgtnt.a Ann Farmer has AT MEMORIAL GARDEN
flied herein a petitloo tor Pro-How toglycerlnlzeleaveswtll
bate or Will and for Letters be demonstrated at craft Work-
Testamentary, retereoce to shops at 10:30 a.m. an4 1:30
wblch Is made for further par-p.m. MoDda.y, Oct. 7, at the
Uculars, am tbat the Ume &Dd Memorial Garden Center on the
place of bearillg the same bas Falrifounds ID Costa Mesa.
been set tor October 8, 1974, The subject or the workshop
at 9:30 a.m., ill the courtroom ls leues and many other nys
of Deputmeot No. 3 ot said or treating leans to presene
court, at '700 Ciric Ceoter Orin them will be explalDed. .
\\'est, tn the City of Sanla Aoa, Tbere Is a nomlnal fee of
CaWornla. $1, wb1cb includes cost or rna-
Dated September 17, 1974 teilal tor making an Item using
WILUAM £. sr JOHN, leaves as well as the instroc-
Couat}' Clerk tlon. .. Ke~. Dtoo. M.adseo ~ Jeo-
atnp, Proleallolal Corpon-
UoD, Mco fillancial Tower -
Flftb floor, 620 Newport Cen-
ter Orin, Suite 530, Newport
Beacb, CaW'omla 926&0, At-
toners tor : Petitk:mer.
PUblilh: Sept. ·u, zs; Oct. 3,
1974, 1D the Newport Harbor
Ellllp.
ART SHOW AND SALE
The Costa Mesa Art Ltaetiit
., Ill hold an art stmr a.od Sale
In the new section ot the South
Coast Plaza Ya ll on October
2, 3, 4 aDd 5. Members will
elhlblt art work ln aU mediums.
Proceeds will be placed I.a. the
Art Lelgue seholarsllJp fiDI.
111118. CLYDE TIIOilPSON ol Camoo Rlcl>laado, left, llrot
•~ce president of PLEAD, ta chtekhtg ott u.e put lilt
a:> Mrs, Orlaodo de Cutro of tbeBlufta:, a charttr member,
opena laYitatloas to the II'CM4l'S I.MIIll te& oext Tuelday.
PLEAD tea Tuesday
Mrs. Richard Button, past
pre~f.deat aDd member of tbe
n:eeuttve adf1301'J committee
of PLEAD, will open ber Donr
Sborts borne tor the ann-.1
merr.bersblp tea next TueDy,
Members and cuests Of tbe
orpnlut.lon, wbieh Promotes
Learntnc and Educatlon to end
Ahuso ol Drup, wtU boar Dr.
Robert Petersoo. auperlDteDd-
ant of schools for Onuce Coun-
ty, talkoo "Answers to apathy."
Before belllg elected to bls
present Or . Petersoo ser-
nd u of 3 Suta Ana
schools, lnel
courses lD educ.atloaal tblor'y
and scbool admlnlltrattoo at
varloaa: college• and wu world
affatrs toru.m director 1D maay
CaWorDia comm11l!Ues.
AdcUUooal tntormaUon abolll
tht orp.nluUoa may be cb-
talned from pllbUclty ehalrmu
Bea Tucker at 548.-mo.
Mrs. Helen Delr of Cot'OM
del Mar, presidet, said trat
au Invitation wtll be stDt to
Interested prospecHn mem-
bers for the tea,' wbich wtU
begill. at 1 p.m . Tuesday at
304 Morn1ng Star Lane, Donr
Sbores.
Put youraelf In San Francisco ... Now!
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llledlcol -•b almad at pre.-roc lloOijl
probltmo to Jill •• ,__. u bat eateutad ,
to a.s 1ft' euru. n. !CatloMI 1uttt1t1 o1 l .
-· -·• •• ....... to • .. .., "' 1.,. l ability of ,..,._ •• to fllbl lDd prenat lootb :
dKaf. .. • · ~ I 1l I
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hUre-,._u.ualootbdeeaJ-\ .II&IQr, R _... that tr•tmOat wiU lAfOIYo
, OIIIJ RCII a ot""'lo ud •JoJable tut U cloeWlC ,
a ~IIJpe of~ <..,.IDe ~Um. Sonnt
. b.nd ,_...,..., r4l• DOW ~bn'IDC aucb a cam , l
&ad f..... ol the tnt c&D be tJI)Ieted IOOil.
, . Atk row doctor or diDtllt to pboDt tbe pre-1
aertptlol to u ••• ye10 ban H r•dJ when you j
pt ._., or we•n deUftl' It to JOU, promptly \
aDd wUbott es:tra. cbl.r,e. We welcom,e your
appUeadaa for a ebl.rp atcolllt with u .
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HAMDY HINT: FlU the tank oo. your ~er · rncnrer before ·you ltlrt. It's duprous to add \ ra• to a bot •PDt· I
ugsm-Ei l>HABMA~·.
WITH CARD 'II PARTT
lOIS t.yllcio clr. --~ t.eh -eaWorllla,
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a break. So why not jet away now?
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COMSTIUCTIOM
CUSTOM
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REMODELING
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MIWPIOIT
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OCC REGISTRATION IS
LARGEST IN HI STORY
Oruce Coast CoUere ~
Its doors Sepf:, 12 to the largest
enrollment In the eollep's 27-
year history. FaU reglstraUoo.
Is lf) b)' 25.3 per cent ewer
last year.
The q:~entng day figure
showed a total or 26,429 stu-
dents enrolled tn day lDd even-
tne courses. Last year's figure
was 21,084.
DOG TRAINING
IN YOUR HOME
"Wile r• The Problenu Are••
I l ltlng I larking I Chewrn g
I Dl ttln t • House BrHitl ng
I Ju111p lng I Taking F ood, etc.
CHECKING the golf cotD'IM! before tbe Druce Couoty Heart
Assn. golflllr classic are Mr . and Mrs. J. WlllWn Kern
ot Corooa del U:ar. Mr. Kern is ID ebuct ot eotrtes tot
the tournament. A high ooon sholgtm startwtllpt tbe action
under way today, Sept, 19. ~stairs ln the club, ctw.mpape
will be served for the wives ot tbe players, to the music
ot Lynn WUlls and his orcbestra. A tasbton shoW stuttnc
at 4 p.m. wtll present Yvonne's new "Indian" colled:loa --
toog dresses and pant suits destped to be wora w1tb
Indian }ewelry. Members of the Fashionable• will model,
according to the cha.lrman, Mrs. Char les Fishback, who
Is also treasurer ot the golf claulc. W.r. Fishback Is
chairman ot the tournament. Serving with Mrs. Fishback
on the women's committee are Mmes. Lester Aderer ,
Wiltlam H. Mead, William Kern, aDd Forrest Smith Sr.
Mrs. Mead Is coordinator of the fasbloo shoW. (Tom
Jones phOto.)
Town-Gown reception
UC Irvine Town and Gown
will host a lO:OO a.m. coffee ator; Mrs. Marrin D. MarU,
reception Mooday Sept 23 at year boot; Mrs. Lyman Porter,
the ()oyer Shores ~me' at UC I Foundation representative,
A ldrlch for members and pro-ttoos, Mrs. Robert eed, IWI:-
speetlve members. torlan; Mrs. Daatel Aldrlcb,
Mrs. Edward A. Steinhaus ex-omclo.
wlll serve as president for the
YOU DON'T NEED A
TO FIND TERRIFIC BUYS
ATTHI e..t...---
SATURDAY, SEPT. 21
10:00 • 5:00
ONE STOP SHOPPING
AT THE , WATER'S EDGE!
SUMMER PVH STVPPf
COIITESIIA
SELECTION OP
ORI ENTE D
AND 675-IOfl
GREETING CARDS •
PICNIC GOODS
YOV R SAVINGS G ROW AT T.l!
HIGH ER INTEREST R..4TBS
WITH /ICA R.IH£11.$.
INSI DE
HALF·PRICE "SIDEWALK SALE"
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Exclusive to
Newport Area Res.
Call for FREE
RAIN ING IN
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Be·rnard O'LaugbHn, 2nd nee-
president; Mrs. Gerald T.
White, 3rd n ee-president; Mrs.
Ki"Yie Mold:lve, recording sec-
retary; Mrs. Harry C. Moore,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Tllomas L. ADdrew, treasurer;
Mrs. Stuart Krassoer, Town
Crier editor; Mrs. Edward
Gamer, press and pubUc re-
lations; Mrs. Wesley H. F"roe-
Uch, Interest group coordi.D-
"SURVIVAL" IS
LECTURE TOPIC
Take a good look at what's coming to you hom Teleprompter.
.l.l SUPER fiLMS! U
The Carey Treatment. Cheyenne Soc1al Club . Bailie F t~r The
Planet ol The A~. Cold Turkey D1lhnger . The Great While
Hope. Conquest of The Planet ol The Apes. C C & Com
pany . Callow. Shaft. The last AINI. Meph1sto Wa iiJ. Made
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(CONTINUED FROM LAST WJ;EK)
Tho .. oad prop1>ocy or lfllpl
(2:1·9) ltb tho ftnt 0110 (1 :1·11) II
predlely dlttd. nu. prophttk mw•1
wu unend on tht ll'flllth day of the
P-or Tobomodeo (cf. u.. 23 :311-44;
cp. Jolul 7:37rr.~ Ia tloo COGiidoratlon or tho _, IA,_Uoo or tho pn>pllot'o
utterance, the mnarb of a COftlnYitiYe
ochoW ... .......,., "Tho deltln or the
... nd lddteoo (2:1-9) II to oorrec:t a
tendency to dilc:ourqemea.t and '
dopredatlofl which had botun to appaar.
It II to the -olllcen (Zotubbabel,
JOYemor of Judah. and Jolh.ua. the tup
print) and thtouch them to the people.
They were pecullarly dilpoMd to
dilcourqement. When the foundationl
were 1Ud old pe11001 who had •n the
flnt temple wept at the contrut. After
the fint bunt of tnthutium in the worlt
of rebuUdin&, there came·, u almolt
always comes ln human enterpriles, the
1nction, the time of f11aioa interest
and waniac enetJY. Hqpi tet llbntelf to
reanlrnate their droopl.nc spirits arid
reldrKile their faintu.; udor. In the
lauer part of thil addrea, venes 6 and
7, the prophet arouocb his appU). on the
peat fact that God will ere lona shake
heaven, earth, aa, and all nations -a
pasaqe quoted in Hebrew~ 12:26, 27;
and adds, 'lnd the de&Jre of all nations
shall come,' or "the things desired of aU
nations shaD come.' It is a dJJJkult
phrase, but in view of what is laid of it,
Hebrews 12:25-29, it must in lOme way
be connected with the kinadom of God
and the Messiah" (cf. W. G. Moorehe.d,
Outline StudleJ in rh~ Books of the Old
T~l/llnent, 2nd Ed ., 1894, pp. JSO,
351 ).
The second message o f the prophet
Haggai was one of encourqement. This
remarkable uuerance seu forth the
future &Jory of the Temple. In this
connection verse 9 ahould be noted :
.. The &lory of this Iauer houte shall be
greater th.an of the fanner, saith the
Lord of hostr. and in this pliCe wiD I
gr.e peace, Mi\b the Lord"" of ·ltoltt.-'
Here the QOrnutenU of a faithful
expositor are quite relevant : "Certainly
it seems that Hlgai 2:9 must refer to a
temple not yet built on this earth.
Surely the Temple built by Zerubbabel
never had a &lory greater than the
Temple o f Solomon, neither did the
temple of Herod even . poss.tss the
prese nce of the glory of God. It seems
that this must refer to a future
millennia) temple, so fully described in
Ezekiel 4047. Not yet has the Lord
given peace in the City of Jerusalem.
The fact is, it is about the most
troubled, fou&}lt-<lver city in the world
today, where cluh.i.ng factions murder
day and ni&}lt . Jenua.lem means 'the city
of peace.' There the Lord provided
peace with the blood of His crou; and
there, someday, will not only peace be
fo und, but the Prince of Ptace will nale ,
and exercise: a sovereign sway of pace
over the world" (cf. W"tJb ur M. Smith,
hJoubet's Sdut Notes, 8 lst annual.
vol., 1954, p. 323).
THE PROPHET'S MESSAGE
OF EXHORTATION
In Haggai 2:10.19 we read : .. In the
four and twentieth day of the ninth
month, in the second year of Darius,
came the word of the lord by HagaJ
the prophet, saying, Thus saith the Lord
of hosts; Ask now the priesiJ conoemifta
the law ' saying, Jf one bear holy nesh in
the skirt of his prment, and with hil
skirt do touch bread, or pottace, or
wine , or oil, or any meat, lha1l it be
holy? And the priests answered and taid,
No. Then said tflaai, If one thlt il
........ by • cload body -any or
-· ...... It be UDCiaoA! Alld tho P<-._.... aad oald, II o1lll1 be
•~Dde. 1'hllt -=•td ...... ..
oald, So II tblo pooplo, and ao Ia t1ila
nadoll btfon nw, IIIIth the Lord ; IIDCl10
Ia """' work or -banda; and that
wbldl tlloy offer tlto.O Ia undean. ~
now, I pny you , conlkler from this dly
and upward, from before a ltOJM wa
laid upoa a •one ln the temple of the
Lord : lirM:e thole da)'l were, when one
came to 111 heap of twenty meuurn,
there weN but ten: when one Clll1!t to
the ~rat for to dnw out fifty V..U
out or the pr-. there wen but twenty.
I smote you with blutin& and wtth
mildew and with hail tn aU the laboun
of your handa; yet ye turned not to me,
uJth the I.Drd. Consider now from thil
day and r upward, from the four and
twentieth day of lhe nlntlr month, even
from the day that the foundaUon· of the
Lord's temple Wll laid, consider It Ia
the seed yet in the bam7 yea, u yet the
vine , and the fi& tree, and the
pornepanate, and the oUve tree, hath
not brolJiht forth: from this day will 1
bless you."
The exact date of Hagai's third
prophecy il indicated in verse I 0 of the
foreaotna: pa..,e of our li>Ueal tex.t.
1ltis divine ..,_..e of dunai'W and
bleaina WIS proclaimed two months and
three days after the toCOnd prophecy.
Here It lhoWd be obterved that between
tbe oeoood (2:1-9) lAd the lhinl
(2:1().19) prohocia or llqpi, the
openina meuap of the prophet
Zoc:lwiah oonoernq repentance (1 :1-6)
... deU..rod. "'nc:o opin the propl>et (HaualJ IIAdl It necawy to ......,_
th'* toiliaa ia tbe robulldlna of the
houae of God , his word of
enc:ourqement IMiltl n.prellld ill tJte
form of a pvabie. He reminda the
people thet the prieathood lA land ....
(to be •oeceaful) be ai"YI doan,
xperated from lin, end that nen thole
who bfina a ~ 10 tbe tWJP~e, Ill._
be free f~om ,., ~ (i;~f ln.
IO:IH I ; lleut. 24:8, 9} Tbo .mot.
UviUcal law emphalized the fact that
unclean thinp, when touched, made for
uncleanneta In the life of the one
coming ir.to contact with ,ruch thinp.
Now, decbres the prqphet, Israel's
condition in her return to the land is
one of spiritual uncleaMe•, with the
result that the are•t blessing which
ought to be thein is withheld; and he
thus Urges the Israelites 11 they enJIBe
in the holy work of rebulldin& the
temple to put away sin, that the
disasters and railure of crops which so
characterized that day may be changed,
and. that prosperity might return. A
perfect verae for summing up this entire
final mr.ssage of encouragement would
surely be. 'Your iniquities have tumed
away these things, and your sins have
withholden &ood from you' (Jer. 5:25)"
(cf. Wilbur M. Smith, hlcubet's Select
Nota. 88th annua1 vol., 1961 , p. 333).
The words of the last. part of verse
19 conatitutt an announcement of grace.
These gracioua words are as follows :
.. From this day will I bless you." In the
conaideration of this passage, the
remarks of 1 devout expositor lhould be
noted: "In theie words God promised to
do that which these people could never
do in their owl& power or throu&}l their
own hoUneas . God would deal with the
poUuted earth. God would deal with the
cune 10 u to bring blessing, but the
bleaina would come not u something
which the people had a rizht to demand
u their due, but u ~rited Jilt of
the JUpcTaboundina ar of God" (cf. F. Cra.ley Morpn, I, n.d.. p.
102). •
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"Till 81klRD OF Till LORD"
8os lOU, Martrteaaro, Ttu.
I'm 11oln1 t.o call thia little
diacuMion, "I Am Too." Severe!
yean a110 I Wh on an 111irplane
tlyinr to St. Louia. Miatouri. I
1at down nut t.o 111 little lady up
in yean. and l aaid. "Hello. H ow
are you'!"
"Fine."
"Do you know if you died,
you'd 110 to Heaven'?""
'"Why, there'a no auch place."
··Do you know you 're s eved'?""
'"I'm e Chrit tian Scientist ...
"Well," l aeid, "I am too.··
She aaid, "Oh. are you
really?"
"Yet." aaid. ""l"m a
C hriatian and I believe in
tcience! Lady, do you know if
you'd ao t.o Heaven ?"
She said. ""That'• a ttate or
mind.··
··w~ll. lady, il" you're not
aaved, you 'd go to Hell if you
died."
""There"• no &uch pl ace as
Hell."
"Where are you roing to ~ro
when you die?'"
"Th~re"• no auch thing aa
death. You just thi,nk you're
dead.''
We took olf on the airplane
and 100n the airplane hit an air
pocket and alm06t turned over.
That lady gTabbed her 1eat in
horror; to I said, "What·, the
matter?'"
She 1aid. "'Why, we could be!:
killed ...
I said. "There's no such thing
as death.''
··Don't make fun of me!""
In a few minutes I told her
how that all of us have to die ~nd
that sh~ could jo to Hea,·en.
You seo. it d~n 't mattf'r if you
are Christian Scientist, you !It ill
need to ~tel born &!£ain!
I was out visiting recently and
knocked on the door. The man
said. ""J"m not intereat.ed in that.
I'm a Jt-w."
I said, ··tam too.''
"'Oh. you 3re?" ··vn. I am.·· I said ... Where·,
your lemb?'"
""What lamb?"
'"Wtol l. every rood J ew has a
lamb. The Jewi10h relirion iii
built upon the ol1erinr of a lamb
(or a sacrifice. I have one.''
"You have a lemb?"
""YeS. I have a Lamb"
··we don 't use la mba
anymore.
··rm more Jew than you a re
because I h ave a Lamb."' I told
h im about the Lamb of God thet
taketh away the sins of the
world, and in a few minutes he
was saved . Oh. you mey be a
J ew. hut you 1till have to ~~:e t
born a.,:ain to lfO to Heaven .
Recently I was in a ahoppi n~£
center where I stopped to
witness to a m<:tn . I said . ··Do you
know il you died. you'd lfO to
Hea\•en·:··
H e s<ud ""l"m a Jehovtth's
Witne:.s ...
I said. "I am too ...
H e said. ""You are?"" ,
I ,au!, ··y es I am. l"m out
witnessing lor Jehovah today.··
"'Whitt a•e you talking
about?"
"T il tell you what Jehovah
told me to witneu about.'" I told
h im how to be saved. and he
received Chriat aa h is Saviour.
You see. you m<:~y be a J ehova h·,
Witness. but you »till httve t.o teet
born a(l:ain to 10 to Heaven.
I waa talkin11 to a fellow down
South recently. I aaked him,
"Do you know if you died, you'd
go to Heaven?"
He u id. ""Why. I 'm a
Baptist."
""Why, I am too."' I teid.. "but
you 've rot to be more than a
Baptia;t to 10 to Heaven."
You could be a Chriltian
Scientist, a Jew, e Jehovah'a
Witneu, a Baptiat, or all four,
but lf you die without Chriat,
you will not 10 t.o Heaven.
The honett aimple &ruth Ia,
God wanta ua to tell people &he
wonduful et.ory. I took a poll
recently in a certain city. I mada
100 contac:ta wbUe I •• tbere. I
wen& outonaTue.day efwnoon
and I uked tOO people ... What
do you think. you have to do to 10
t.o Heevenr· Three or them "ld
me. "TtuatJftu.." Ninety-eeven
.. id. "Join • church. live alood
life. be a rood neifhbor,et.c.''
Oh.le&'a tell the world &laat the
trace or God throu1h Chriet ie
the way &o Hentnl
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Can I Liw As I Please?
., I' ., J hall uc~ CRt&\DI."',.. C*ll.
Let • direct yo.lllltkntion 6:11 : .. Like•* reckon ye *
to tNt .,eat ll<ie-t which 1owaet"" to he deH indeed
P a.t ..U. in U Coriatlliana, unto llinj but •live unto Cud
chapter &ve, wtMt 14' Md IS: thfouth eiM'M Chritt our Lord."
••f'or the lon l ol ChriU ..-..your l.eart, th.tt .hould
eona&nineth ..,; bee• .. we lhUI thriU ~uu, mo¥e yuu.lt ill one uC
judp, that if one died for all, tha ,.._, ~u• thin-" fot a
then were all dead : AM thai he man to ...iaiae th•t he ill .. ali¥e
died fur aU, &hat they which live unto Cod.'' Befun: u~ bct ••rMII
thuuld not henceforth U¥·e unto • Ch,;..tian 1..:.;. "dead " t•l (;od,
lhe..-.elves1 but unLo him wh~h but after br.ing rc~ner111ted hr. •
died .£or them, •nd n:Mte •ain." ''t~uiclu~ned ., and ".Jive unto
Thill ii the New Tetllment
way of tuc:hin& holinet1 and
tanctiCieation. Thil ie aleo what
il meant by "putting on the
brustplat.te of righteousneea."'
The Chriftian •Y •• "J am not
my own ; I have been boUJht; I
am a slave; I must live Cor Him
who uwn11 me ; I have no right to
do anything el M:."
Mukec!Pe.....,. .
It mean• th111t you remind
youn~elf oo ru!lantJy o ( thiM, that
tJ1~~ l!i It rnork Up!:lll yuu, thr.
uw rk ur rour ownt:r.
Let me rurtt,er ilh111lt~~tc the:
principle of ownership. A man in
the-•rmy nr in illl)' !.runch of the
~n-ic•• ;,. t.uld fll'\'t'r tu di~nc•·
th•~ uniform. U 11 m11n .,..,.~~~ 11
bad~"'· it iM thr-ft to t~•miud him
of who~~~ ill, 111nd wh11l hr. i~. 1Uul
that ht• mu11t nu t 11'1 the
1:n mp•ny duwn , tht' llrJ(iUiir.atiun
tu which lw bclnnJ!:ll.
Th111t i» tht' Chridian po~<itiun.
We h11vc: • 11\lc:w Ma;;ter. Wr 11n·
slave» to this Ne w Owner who
hllli bought us at the col!lt nf Hi11
uwn prectou11 blood.
~~ us get rid of th.-notinn
that 11 Christi 111n dccidh whilt tn
do and what not lo du. W.-mu:ot
be a.~ Christ wv 111nd pn.y ;p 11,.
r.
ray,.d in thf' gar~l•·n, """v"r tlw
f'lll'!, not my will be dunr. hut
thy will he done ." We mutt be
entirely &UYftDCCI utd mutered
ud c:ontrolled by Him to whom
we now belon,;.
God."
Trop<lyTocloy
• The ln&~~:edy of our world
tod•y * llu1t lb many art livi"l
• though God were dead, which a. the ,b.ufc re.a11011 our counlly ia
in illl pn:llt'nt condition. But the
mo ment • m;n become• a
UuWtian, thi~~o M1 wh111t h111ppena.
He becumes "elive unto God, ..
enten into • relationship .with
Him, cummunea with Him , and
in thi11 hf: 11huwt th111t he ill now
open t o all the Ktacious
innucncc•ur God.
''" He.-how Paul inC.-: thoa
Romane in chapttt fWe, w.-
20 ...t 21 : ·M-lllo low
entered , Lhal the oCfet~ce miPt
abo und., But wher~· ai•
abounded, p.ce 4IW lllUdt· mote
abound: T1ooo • oin hado rdpell
unlo death, even 10 ...... crece
reip throuch richteouaneae unt.o
eten••l ti(e by )e.,. Chriot our
Lot<!."
You ;ee the con~t! We
were under the reip of -'n th ..
~.ell elway• to death -~t.h ol
the apirit, duth of everythi"l
th1t at noble end u~U.., •. tnd
finelly phy1ical deatli and
eternal apwituel death ou.t of the
pre.enee or God. But when I
m.;n becomea e Chriac.i.u, he
cornet~ under the reip\ of rce.
Gre« ill reipinc in him UHI owr
him now, 1nd he ill irt 'he realin
and the "'icn nf P'A«·
Wht 4oa tlail -t It
mean1 thbi in ita e~~enee; that a
man lll no lo•r kft to hil own
effqrta: he il now Ynder the gra~...-ioUM innuenoea oC G~.
l'aul :o~t:J h':o tlnH 1 ... : mu~t
,.-alizt· that w~: an.• ''111li\l r' uu to
c;od." Look at it in Homau.~
"TttE HOLY FAMILY AT THE 8Alflt OF THE llfva:"
FRoM THE "F&.tGtrr hrro EGYPT":
Etching by Gian.dOTMnico Tiepolo
Our World Looks Toward Antichrist
By Dr. William Ward Ayer
From "CHR~TIAN CRUSADE," Tulsa, Okla •
The nat to ns or the wnf"ld are
worlr.tR« fe¥erishly on a univerM1
program far an ......Ipm•tiQQ of,..
the world's nationa, racea and
religions.
It is the most idealisli c
program unregenerated men
have produ«d thus far. Bu t it i11
completely rOI'eign to God'•
revuled purposes for the
nations.
The United Nation; Aa.mbly
il the propoeed inatnuoent for
the utional amalprnatioD.
wh;Ae lllo World Cowoe;J of
Onan:bes (with other relipou;
orpniutioM) ia the retip>ua
iMtnarnent th.t eeeU to brine ...
the relifioua thiaki.nc and
pnetiee o the world'• peoplel
ildo one world-wide, (X)nlpletely
conformed reliKioua
omalpmation.
Anti it will be •t:t:omplilhed
ODe day. and wften it it., the
jtwlcmea.t of a Holy God will fail ..,..n.
Thousands oC minlstel"!l who
do not believe Biblt• teaching on
the return of Christ to &el up the
Kingdom of Heaven upon earth,
sin«rely believe that thot.e who
are labori~ for "on~ wOI'Id
government arc carrymg QUI
God'a program, and that one
great world church will be
pkalling to God.
The Word of God 11111ya that
Sat.n is behind thi1 one·world
progra111 becaute: he ia lhc prince
oC this world and h.ta wwcd thll
he will rule it. His program i1 a
program of international unity
under hla control. Remember
that once he offered Christ the
kinsdom1 of this world and the -pory of them iC only the t.o.-d
would OOw down and worship
him.
Saun has scared people with
the awful fiar of nuclear war
and made them believe th•l
n.tional a malpmation will
prevent "it. The Bible te.achet
that the worid'a mott awful war
wiU come • a result of thie
am.lgam.ation.
Scientillb .-e Nying that
nuc&e.r bombe dem~nd a world
pemmenl .nd world control.
Toynbee, the Britilh hiatorian
ueomme.ndt ••the rapid ..,;r_,.. or 111o w..td
m~nlc.incl mlllt aehieve wortd pemment. ..
ri8C up out of the se1, havi"@:
seven heads and ten horns, and
upon his. hom• ten .crowna., uul
upon his heads the name o f
bi~Aphcmy ."
Thil'i is thf' Antichri11t, the
World Ru ler, who wi ll onr day
~kr advant.ag" of • unified
worlcl and for a lwi cf limf'
ckdart' himself to b.. (;ud, ruling
l~ world in vlrinus power.
The IWimt: ch;,r.t er BIY"· "And
they I the peop r J wo rshippcd
the dragon [Satan J which gave
p o w ~r unto 1 h e Beast
[An t i c hrist J: and thl'y
worshipped the lkast, saying,
Who i~ like-unto the Beast? who
iii able tn make war with him'~
Ami thcrt' was give n unto him a
mouth speaking great thin~ and
blasphrmlf'a; and power was
givt·n unto him , . ,"
Thousand& be lieve (a nd I with
th,.m) th;t the United State!! is
rapidly ptf'par ing for 1
dict.ton hip.
VicK>u<~ crimt' with the plain
inabi lity of our police to eopc
with it are ma king peopk
desperate; the racial situation
that threatens the very exiaknce
o( the nation makeg millions feel
insecure 1t all times, and helpleM
before the onslaught. The cha011
in the M:.hool11, the mugg;ng,
stabbing and often rape of the
children rrom good A1nerican
homes are creating a rumbling
wrath all 0\ler the land.
The dope-taking and death
Crom narcotics of thousands o f
America 's •chool children are •
caueing people to cry out fOI'
;omeone lO arise who can cr••p
the ;ituatton and oorrect it.
Our in~tituttons of k.nti"'
have been 10 aort and meek in
the preeence o r atudent riotinc,
llit·ine end ~tneral ckatructton
that unleu aome stro"l
~nality comes to BriP-with
it, America'• educat ional liCe will
drop "' eke f. inferiority. OrH: oou d co on indefinitely,
but the faet ta our land ie 1n
terrible condition end al thit
time no one hat come up with 1
rHI cu~ for ita ilh. ;
Our worfd • rttinc itaelf
into tueh a terrible IM8I that the
nationa will l.um to anybody
•ho hN ~wtr to keep the
n a 1 ions from usi•l the
iN&tumenu of hell in anot..hn w• tNt wou&d compktely .,....,. emlia.atlon .
n. -Uwiu .... a..rG il
Bu ddhism, Co,q~u c ianj•m 1 '"
Shintoism and the rell. ·ve,Y .
def"'ite p&an.rfOf",, &Na ~ .ila ~~·
operatK>n at thie hour. In lhe
new wMid rellgton ChriM ia
puctically ignOI'ed .
Y Cliterd.ay 'a religiout upsurge
round many talking abQut God
hut ignOt"in g Chriet. This ia
Satan's work. Satan bf:lie\lell in
God, but S.t.n hatea Chriat ;nd
therr rorf' wan u to e-liminate
Uim.
~!ere's what a prominf'n t
flarvard proft:8Mr Mid ~Cf'ntly :
"l;od i& in Hi s world, but
Buddha, ju us and ~lo harnnwd
11r~ in thd r priva l,. t•lu~t~. and
.,..,. ,hall th11nk 111.-m , t.ul 1\f'Vf'r
rf'lurn to th~m."
j u us i1 out! •\ o•w-wnrld
church conneclf'd with the
~t'c u lar ht:ad of worfd
government who will coo~r•tr
with him and hi" F'aW Prophet
controlling the livt11 of the
people is coming .
There are two dlui-cha
operatiw ia tk wottd to4ey. o.e it allell the .. ......,.
churd... ud ia .... of •
Rnelatioa. daapter 17. JoU
•yt: "I •w 1 Womut &it upolll
tcarlet coloftct t.e.t. fal of
.....,._ of N ... Mny; hari.c
~ ... .._._..._--.AM
the womM ... uraye41 ilo
p• r pJ e a • 4 ar.artet eolo., deeUd willo , ........ ,_
-.... r-Io. ........ ploloa ..., .. .... "-4 , .. ol
abom'zdioM ... r...._ o(
.._ r ...... ~~aa." n.;.-•
...... tloo --of ..........
john talkl ebout a ehuteh
that will pretend to be Chriet'•
bride while w -PlAy• the harlot
with the kinp o( the e.-th.
T hen ia another ehwch
which ia trWy the .. Bride or
Chriat." Rewlat.ion, eh.pter 19,
tpceb or her, leHiat of her
rnen-iap 1o CJwilt: "And ,to her
waa cr-ted that lhe ehoUld be
lft'llyed in r~ne linen, dean end
whlte; r .. the r;.,. ..... io tho
r~p.._ or ....... nu.
chun::h ltnowt orpnic union all
o.er lhe wortcl'. lb membel'l
belonJ to tho bo<fy ot whi<h
Chrioo io the heaol. a..., ...... Jllibly about
eot.a1lliohinc the k~m. WJor.
don't I hey tteli .. thlt. yo. c:en t
heft • lti...,.. without a lti,._
Owiet malt come nnd aet •P Hie
ki .......
;
The telt:ntist, Arthur ,
Coonpton, who ha4l -.htodo
with 111o ..-o1 111o r ...
...,., ...... , '-..W, "Wort.!
•oYer••••t ltea lt•eo•e ~-..., .:-2i :·:'b ,;n:
-. ....... -.. ... ..,.
-,-.... -~' ...... _..,_, .... I a... BiUcely 'iF'•d -k.---Go4 .... Ilia,.._ .. ~
-~·~-~-.. .. All-Tllo A,-k jo1a loa
a.niiiiTa,. ..... 11,. -~ ''"'Mae JIM ..... ..
'"Y'! ·w r .... -... ...,., ........ _ ....
.. -. h ' ......... "• ... =-; . J a. • _. tt. "-M Co ol
a a .. 'J
.u -·' !IIIli
A ........... -.~ ...
104 I • a.lad. Jud 1 ..., wll= .. -. ••lltrl• -IJ M' .I I j f
~-~PL!f•lt• ........... I It M oltt...._ol ... . ....... ~.,a.w-~, .....a... .. · 1 ... .... _.... p\
.._ ............ n , ..
~ ... -~ ......... . _,_ ............. .... ., .... ,_ ....... _ .
•
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v
II
:;~L~I~I~·~· ~1105TIC~I: LIGAL NOnCI ftCIIJIOC8 lf.UU B:TmOUI BID". lfAIII
BTATBIDIIT
no t>Uowtoc ~*-1a..... • IIW-AT, .,.._ • r• ~5;~~=~~ jir]liiii~~~ tac ~ .... u: ... ta .. .. .............. 11, •••
TNU-Y, lEPT. », 1114
COIIIIA DEL Mil, CAL
,._ ~~-il!i Will, 1400 ln1M .1. .... x_.. "' 1 .._, root '-> 111r or Z07 r-. ~~~ c;t'~~~ -~o-~. r." ... ~:-.o~ ... ::·~~' ,.!:': ~= =...~r~ ;: ~~~:_:·~-11
., , ,. ~ fo~M~ot',....., "a. ~ dol lfu A"·• -Ala, Co •• 'ID'I. _.. lfr-oUird 11811 1111-DOOt, ud Cllul"d '111111 --¥; ·-II .. )100 ... -' nr. --· r. -11oo, c...r ~~owport. u ,,.,:-ot ...,.,_ •.• --1o ao-.... -._ r.o 11r11 -MA lo -ocled bJIDIDdiYI4aL , ••• , 11811--cllul"d ·• Cltlaelolo<mtdOftiCJOrCllr· alliU ..--.-11 do,. ol tala-bl' at bJ a_,.,,.,_..,, Slped: Jollo FTpcll Lyocb. wa _ .. • a po8co (II. toe LJOII lbal Z r--t p.-.... 1 .aJ t . ._ ... ll-Boocb bulldloc--
...... Clllroll. Cr-odoo Tbllllllemtll -lllodwtlll lie• &ad-db dll111DC wore PIIY1Jic ''It'-" 11811 Ia-114tt. t. mtot
nU: •t.•lllt WU1Uedwtti tbe Ca.mty Cla't rA 0raap ftiiii'"IC u arrtlt . , . t.rftri.Dc with tn.ftlc •llfariM • NEWPORT a. eo.e, Cltrt ~ 0rup CoiiDCJ oa Auc. 30, 1914. J..uee va.u.r,, st, oi1ZO An., Btlboa ltlud, M .-. • TUDDAY,+arr. to tawreoet Seott, 2 RorJ, 1
c..., M8tpt. I 1974. PsUIII: Stpl. 5, IZ, 19, 21, eoro.dolllor,-lloned Tlmotb)'Robert~, -CW'-,,,. -. ZO, aoll clwolU.C, 2110 W, Ocou ·p-, ~~p~.' IZ, 1,, 11. 1074, lo tlll M....,.... Harbor e,zo p.m. bllllod %1, or oo Ftraloal, eoro. of 1110 Port --·· ud Froat, $51,741 .
Oct. II, ll'lf, Ia tile 11-Eotdll. F-S1171 clllrledwltb deiUor,aodJoballlc-.rJta. c._, •-· •--Doe KoU Co., -.~or ro-
Rancw lllllp. F -S?OiS LIGAL MOTlCI! PRIVATE Jamei Otbrt*, 10, Wer tbt 1Bilaeact at bua, 22, ot 1111 BQI&de, Ce-20, fll 1114 Port St&bowae, modeU.QC at S450 Vll ()porto,
IOD ol Or. tad Mra. Rayaxat • , Pollee ~ roraa del Ku, a.ad 'a.rr.-.t Ratbor Yin'.._.... nrtu-Sl$0,000
FICTITIOIJJ 8ll8il!!88 NAil£
BTATEIIBIIT no lo1looflac P&rocu ore do&Df. lweiRiu ·u : cr......,
CbUU.•s · P1ut Emportum,
ioellf-81¥d.,C-IIoa
,...: Debra DMI• Gebbatd,
s~1 M1 ~An., Belbot.,
Co. tiMl; Doaclu liar"" Gr-'!It olcacla,. -acton Btaell; Ca. IIIM8.
Tlila. -Ia coodocted . br. --' ...... lllllp. ailed, ·Dolin D. Gebbard. ~--no ftledwllb t11e c_,. Clark ot Draoce c.., .. Stpl .•• 1974. ••u.: Sept. 12, 19. za, Oct; S, 1974, 1o tile Nnporl
ll&rbor Elltd... F -37014 ••
Lle&.ncl ,
FICTITIOIJJ BIBINESS NAME
-STATEMENT
T'bt foj.low1q'pe:r100 Is doing
bcislMa u: Pace Setter,
Sclli.DMtera' Pace Setter. Pace
Sitler G&U•Ies, 3333 Bristol Sif..t, to.ta Mea, CaUiornia
9~: Se~ers, J.Dc., State
of. Call.tOnla, W3 Brlst.ol
Str., COitl Mesa. Calllol'nb
9IUI.. I
'Qtl8 baltaeu Is CODdocted
.byi'-lloo.
~·r,ort.tloa Name: Schtnner-
era, .IDe., stpature 4: T1tle:
Jolla F. $(:1lblaerer. president.
Th1a Jtatlmeat W'U ftlld with
tbe Coety · Clerk ot Oraore
County oa. Auc. u, 1 !174.
Plll>Uob' Aoc. 29, Sept. 5,
12, 19,· 19!14, 1D the Newport
· RarOOz: Ea.ai(D, F -S6630
L~IIOTICI
ftcTmot.s BtmNESS NAME
· ST ATEIIEIIT n. rotJo.tac persoo lsdotng
bu.laeas ~: Leisure Spa of
OraDp· COUDtf, 625 Chestnut
St.. SIMa 111iat 1(!tUt.!111teMtl
Leder atutllal, Z.U2t VIa San
::::lemeate, Mluloa VIejo, Ca t-
llorola.
Th1a bGIIDHS Is COnd~K:ted
by aD 'llld1Yidtal.
Sipred: V.lcb.ael L. Mullins.
Thla atatemeot was tlled with
tbe CouotJ Clerk ol Orange
Co~mty oo Auc. 22, 1914.
Publlsb: Aac. 29, Sept . 5,
12, 19, 19'74, tn the Newport
Katbor Eutp. F ~36609
L•~lltna
FICTITIOifl B!SINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbt tollcrW'iDc persoo is doing
bas1DN1 U : Tbe Mill Sboppe,
2960 Harbor BollleYI.I'd, Costa
Yea, Catu. 92626: Perma-
Stor Foods. lac·., a California
corporaUoa, 2960 Harbor Blvd.,
COlla Mpa, Callt. 92626 .
1'tlla bCDIA Is conducted
b)' a-. Corpgratioo Mame: Perma.
Stor Foods, IDe •• Signature £1
TUll: Dale I. SebeUn, Prest--· T'IUI ltlttmeat wu ftJed
wtth tM Co.mty ClerkoiOran~ooe
covotr .. Aor. 22, 1974.
Plllllojl: AGe· 29 , Sept. 5,
IZ, 10, 1974, lD tbe Newport
ll&rboO ElltdllD. F -SISIO
LINAL NOnCE
lUilE .......
llc'led
FICT1TtOW 8l8llfESS NAME Osbrtat, I . CJPft• Poiat La.. 1.. Maple, 41, ot Clascow for tlltpdl)' 1M1c rMied at .U:JO P·•· at IS2 COOYert storap room to a
STATEMENT BIC Cauyoo., bu ~leted I 151 Beywood, Harbor VIew false ldentltlcatsoo to a pollee 8aJ"NNCC. llarbor VIew Hilla, lai&DI!ry room, SOl Lido Pull;
Tbe followta.c permo ladolnc weeks ot bule traliUr at tbl RUlli, at E. Cc:ut Hwy. aad officer •.. RiebudKeatPoeter, ud ellulld WID petty tbeft Drift, $6,000.
bualeo u : La Petite Crepe, U, S. Army 1'ntalQc ctat_., Bat.ade, ~ Bay Bridp 33, of 2125 Sheriqtoe, OU-• · • CWIII WtWI.m. Amldor, • LIDO ISLE
llZZ S. Co1.1t Rllhway, Lecuoa Inra.Uy,. Ft. Ord, caw. ar•, at 2:10a.m. &Jid eblrcect wood apartments, was &rrutecl U, ot lot l"M. Clllltrt.l Mew Dat1d Blamtn. addltloo at 118
Boocb ezsn, r-rtas. Pottor, JAZZ FEST FRID'Y' bor -drlYlJic IIOder lhllos 00 a cltllen's complalol ot bois port,-ur-ot ,,10 p.m. VIe Uodloe, $5,000.
1M Port L4ckltellfl Pl., New -"' .nueDCt a1 aleobol •.. A barcW' tery alter hlsoeleflbor,Ricllud at S...,_t Mil 4'Jtb ~a mart-• BALBOA
port Btaeb, CaUfornll 92860. The ftrlt an~~~al .Par~ New-rot l.ato Odaa Rlehardl' borne Harris, reported U.t Pott.r ... JIDIIIII'M er..rp · . . N. L. AUlD, 2 story 1 mill:
Tb!a bualness lscooduetedby ~ort )l.u: lest ~ .cbedu~ for at 122 VIa GruJapa Udo Isle struck lllm and Bartua Me. Cbar ... &icM.rd Waper, 27, dwelltnc. 2127 Se'fllle iss 000 aa lldi.Yidlal. p.m. rlday, Sept, 20, Ill throup u tmloet'ed a:11d1Jli Alptoe at 5 a.m. 111 tbe Hurls of 1100 W. a.a.c. BIYd., 81.1-• BAY SHORES ' ' •
Slped: Roberta S. Potter. the Spa maiD 1o\1lce. .cia• door, 10meUme betweea residence ... Gerard Jo-.pt~ bot, WU ltr'tlted at police J. Elua Peters, 2 story, 1
Tbia statement was ft.ledwtth Spoosored bytbeTeDillsCllf), '12:30 p.m. and 5:30p.m., ar.d Wooters, 6106 W. Oeeaa FroM, 1Madqar1wl at I :SO p.m. em a uU dwe111Dc, 2571 Circle Dr.,
tbt Cocmt)' Clerk of Orange the new tradiUoaal event will took jewelry aDd a::S.h·er Yl.lllld West Newport, reported a tape r• attltlpl ellllrp · ·.Gerald S'70,000,
Cotllty on Sept, 6, 1974. feature tbe Larry DauibWtJ at $%,D55 •.• Jobn Burow, deck, tapes and speaterutoMrl LcMdl a.lrlelr. et, ol tOO Cl.a,-• CCitONA DEL M.AR
Pa611sb: Sept. 12, 19, 26, Big 8&00, a 16-pleee euemble .132 E. 19th, CeotraJ Newport, from his ear wbtle u wupubd boult, W..t Mnpart, was Bult ot America, ssoo E.
Oct. 3, 1974, ln tbe Newport recruited from trw, &J'Hl Dime r~ a $400 outbcud motor at his resldence1 at 4:20 a.m. ebupd. WI:D drt.Jillc aDder the Cot.• Hwy., palDtiDg &Dd cl-.n-
Harbor E1151p. F -3'7023 baods. AU hue pertorm.ct 1FUh •1n from his boat Whtle tt Ross Edward Veluco, latiiMce ol akObolatZ:!Oa.m. illL on air condlttoatD1, Sl8,-
sueb lumtnarles uStuKeatGG, waa tied 'tJ OD Udo Park Dr., 20, of 3505 w. Balboe. West at 8aJbol Bmt. udCout:Hwy,, 000.
LIGAL MOTICI ~aynard FeriUIQD. Harry Lido P8niuula, between 10:30 Newport, was arrested at 54tb Welt ll1WPCJ11 · · · A TV set, AlbertiiOD's Uartet, 3049 E.
B-40855 ames, Benny Goodman,. Tom-a.m. &Dd 5 p,m .••. DooBalch, and Seashore at 10:20 p.m. ud ltereo Ud tape dick. valued at Cout Ehry •• add truck well and
FICTITIOUS BllmfESS NAME my Dorsey, W~Herman.apd 120 E. 18th, Costa UHa, re-charged with belnl a miDor $4?5, ... barc)arl&ed from cOYered tmlol.d area, $18,000.
stATEMENT Duke ElllnKtoo. ported $575 WOI'thottoola stoleo LD possession of alcohol. G~ C..tD('s riSideDee at • SPYGLASS HILL
The toUowinl persons are ftCI. from bJs truet Wbile 1t was • SUNDAY, SEPT. 8 2125 Su Jo.qaiD Hills Rd., SpJC.Ius Hill, reYlae noor
dolag bua:tDess as: 552 Ltmtted, Lf!U. NO : Parted at 2'700 W, Coast Hlry., Helen Schaeffer IAC1alr, a, PHarl:a' ~~ ~· ~-n~5 plan. 45 Moateelto, $7,000 •
1 '7-461 Irvine Boulevard, Tustin. ORDINANCE NO' 1582 Mar!Ders MUe, trom 11 to II:SO of 187 E. 21st, Costa Mesa, .m • ......,.. a.m. ~· • HARBOR VIEW mLLS
Calltornla 92680: RalphS. See-AN ORDINANCE .. OF · THE·a.m. was charged wtth (!r'IYIDC 1llldc 10 ' ' ' Co ..... Qutgle, 4!518 Slpher, addtUon at 1948 Port
.... 117 l'tll Str ... N CITY 0 Rosbary, Cameo Sborea re-n. ••• ,,. •s 000 , , ewport F NEWPORt BEACH • THURSDAY SEPT 5 the lntluence of alcohol at West. ported W 1972 p Dt1a • uto ..,._. ._. • • •
Beach, Ca lifornia 92660; WIJ-ANADD0IN1G16s~£_TITOONSCH1~~.;.0E30R PhUJip Do~ld Oa~Jiey, 26, cliff and Irvine at 7 p.m .. , • stoleD. ft'om tbe ~oro.! a del 19~&m::C.t~rts .. :.1!._M1~000al
llam P. RestiYO, 16282 Main . ,.,..., <\A"''. ot Huntlngtoo Beach, aod S&m-Jerry Lee Piersall, 26, of 4805 Mar ldp. ICbool pat~·-lot • """" Ml -· • • •
Strtet, Tustin. CaUfornb 1.16 OF THE NEWPORT iny J. Vaupt, 28, ot2240 Pa-River, West Newport, was IOIIMUme betwHD lZ~ m AIRPORT AREA
92680. BEACH tdtll'ftCIPAL·CGDE c ltlc .CO&ta Mesa were ar-c harged wtth dr1YingUDdertbe lldZ·SOpm Jotm.WU~ Mooey bltenetioaal, 2 sets
This business Is conducted REGULATING DC)PLAY ~ rest~ at the N~ter Inn tnnuence of alcohol at 48th Str~ r~· ti..t be DOtlced of stDcle laced letters, 491 0
by a limited partnerShip, USE OF CITY SEAL and cbarged with battery after aDd River at IZ:30 a.m ...• a ,125 mu•• rllcm.lu!Dcftom Birch SL, $5,000.
Stped; Ra)ph S. Secketa. Tbe City Council ol the Clty ttley allegedly struc k the bar Thomas Ray Fry, 26, oll'lBO bll rllldeDce a.fler 1 room-• NEWPCilT CENTER
Tbls statement was ftledwtlh of Newport Beach does ordal.n maolger at 10:30 p.m ••.. PJaceo.t1a, Costa Mesa, wu mate mOYtd out a.eJI)ectldly. Marrtott Hotel, 900 Newport
the County Clerk of Orange as follows: · Jack .Scblrmer, 1023 E Bal-charged with drtvlag UDder tbe Ceoter Dr., swlmmiDcJ)OOl and
Couaty on September 6, 197-4. SECTION J. SeeUoo t.16.0SO boll BIYd, Balboa, repo~ted 2 influence ot alcohol at Me-GILES BROWN BEGINS spa, $6,000.
Publish; Sept , 19. 26, Oct. 3, ts added to IDe Newpoct Beach 'sleepl.ag .bags valued at SlliO Fadden and W. Qreeaa Froat, , ;.:.,:--:;-:-:;;s::-::-:--=c;;s::-::-,
10, 1974, In theNewportHarbor M~~clpal Code to read: stolen from bts garage some: Central Newport, at 1 a.m. 'HEADLINES SERIES MATTRESSES
Enstp.. F-37055 1.16.030 Display otlbeOf-Ume Z.tweera 9 P m Sept 4 •.. While Rlda Reeves, 2620 Dr. CU.. T. Brown blsu-JI&W-BaVJLDD'C CMUCI"S~
tlclal Seal. The otftc~l seal aod 10 a.m. Sept. •5 · ... Lee Cliff, Newport Helebts., wu turald from a summer trip llftCular Shapes oa.uu-
of the City of NeYpOrt Beacti. BJ;omlley 4539 Roxbury picking ~ some peaches her to lad1a to CODCtoet b1s "blbiDd 1 ..... -c.ttaa ,.., ..._ T-.
when used tordlsplaypUI'pOSes, Cameo . SooJ.es reported ~ daugtlter had tooeked from a tbe bladllDet'' lecture series COSTA WUA wAnaus co. ::;:
FICTrl'IOUS BUSINESS NAME or. as a meau of ldeDtltlca .. Sl 200 wateh siolen from his display at the martel at 1150 al OriDif c o .. t Collect. L':;';;";';;";"~'"'~"~-;~u~._;;'~' 1-~1'"'=~,...!=======~ STATEMENT tloo, shall be displayed ln Ita blift'rOom between 9 p m Sept Irvine, Westclltf Piau, at 3:45 Tbt weekly Nrlet, Yb.lch
The foJ101flng person Is doing entirety, without any delettoos 5 and 7 a.m. Sept.· 6 • .. : p.m., someone stole ber pune, maeta T .. ays ftom ?:SO to
business u : ''A'' TelephOne or additions thereto, ~·sbaU Naacy . Eoplbardt, 4519 Cam-wtrh contents valued at nsa, 9:30 p.m. 1D tbe occ forum,
Company ol Ca lifornia, Tbe not be obse~ed fl'om Ylew in deo, Cameo Shores, reported trom her shopping cart . . . bepn Sept, 11 and rastbrOQCb
Telephone Company of Ca ll -any manner. ttlat a burg&r toot S88 In cash Someone stole 2 sigos, valued JGDe 3.
torn.la, Southern CaUtornla SECTION 2. Section 1,16.040 from ber home between 11.20 at $675, ~om the Lldd Paelftc Dr. Bran, • pro~ ol
Telephone Company. ''A'· Is added to the Newport Belch p.m. Sept . 5 and 6:30 a."m. property at 2210NewportBt,d., hi.tory ud ct.n ot p-adalte
Answering Servtce of Orange M~~cl.pal Code to rea.d: Sept. 6. Central Newport, sometime be-st..nea at Cal state Oldftl'sity
county 3001 Red Hill Bid 1.16.040 Use or the omct.al tw een 6:30 p.m. Sept. 1 and at Ful.lertoa, baa made190Yer-
VI-to7 Costa Mesa CA' 9262f Seal. No person sba.ll use or • FRIDAY, SEPT. 6 9 a.m. Sept, 8 . , . After ~~ trlpl &~riAl tbt put zo
Tb T '1 r.one c ' Or · allow to be used the ofttclal Theodore Ofsen, 701.1/2 someone ealled Air Callforllia reua. Be 11u ID&ai'Tte'Wtd key ..;..,~:_, =~· ..\ . seal of. ~be C~ty ~~ .~~ ;tdo Puk Dr .• Lldo Peninsula, at Orange County Airport &Dd poUtl~ blliDtu Ud e4QQ-
Calltorma Corporatloo 3001 Beac b, di art1 dilt:, tle'llmDe, IPOn.d a n.dto lDd nk.b~ :tepocUd a bomb 1D tbe mee'a tloll1 ~Mea • ""'7 cc.-
Red Hill Bid VI 107 ' C sta or reproducUon ot Sl!d seal, wortb S540, stolen from b1s room, pollee searc'*l the ana t1a111f.. •
Mesa, cA 92J6. · · 0 or make or use aay destco car wbUe 1t was par_ked at 106 at 7:10 p.m. aod toood' DOthlnl
Thi b 1 I 00 ted which Is an lmltatlon ot said Diamond, Balboa lsiaDd, be-•.. A sllver'dlnlnr set nlued KOSHAK IS CONDUCTOR
OF YOUTH SYMPHONY s 115 ness s co oc seal or of the desicn tbereol, tweea 2:30 p.m. and II p.m. at Sl40 was shopHited from
by a corporaUon. ot· which may be mistaken tar · . Someone took SI03 l'rom Roblnsoo's, Fubioo 1slui1, at
Corporation Name: The Tele-the seal of th..ls City or the a desk ln the Irvine Co. omce 5:15 p.m., apparently by a wo-
phooe Company ofOraageCoun. design thereof, tor maUetou.s at Promontory Point apartment man described as beln( Io her
ty, Inc. or commercial purposes or project sometime between 7 tate forUes, with bloode-uay
Eric D. Brown. President for any purpose other~ tor p.m. Sept. 6 and 9 a.m. Sept. hair and medium btllld, Ybo
This statement was Qledwtth City purposes or tor the pur. 7 •.• A $400 watch aDd a ran from tbe store before sbe
the County Clerk of Orange po~es ot any omcer, board styrof01.m eooler with 4 cans could be awretaeoded.
County on Sept, 11, 197-4. or department thereof, wtth-· ot 90da pop were stolen !'rom •
JOIIII KoiiiU, Sout.bon cau ,
hrula ooada:tor aDd Ul:la:tut
profN.alr 61 m11tc at Cblpm&D
Collep. •• be-. a meet per-
m.taa cc.chdor o1 thtOra.oce
CoiDtf YOlO. Sympboay Or-
cheltn.. He 1s preMDtly coe-
duetor ol t1ae Chapmu Qm-
pboay «ebeltn. I.Dd cbamber
ore~. Rkbard Cn11, a
member of the Falllrtoa Col.
lep m•lc fl.clllt'J, wtll be the
asa:»ciate ooodllctcw IDd mu-
apr ol tM orc:blttn..
PubUsh: Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, out the espress consent ortbe Debt Jean King, 3901 Marcus, MONDAY , SEPT. 9
10, 1974, In the Newport Harbor C ity Council ot the City of West Newport, when she left George Theodore Dussm, 46.
Ensign. F -37134 Newport Beach ,. them 00 Corona del Mar state of 207 21st, CeDtral Newport,
SECTION 3.' This ordinance beaeh b'om 10 p.m. Sept. 6 was charged with beinc IDtoD-
__ _:L:.:E:.:G:.:"-.::L:...cH:.:O:.:T,:IC==E __ shall be pli)Ushed ooee ln the until 1:15 a.m. Sept. 7 ... cated ln pOOUc at 12:25 a.m.
offtelal newspaper of tbe City, Bill Voo Eseh. 110 ViaOrvteto, at 21st and McFadden ...
aDd the same shall be eft'ec"t1n Lido Isle, reported $880 1n Mohsen Khattbloo, 2200 Lake FICTITIOUS CUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe folloYiDc penon ts do-
Ing business as: Anita fetters
Companion Verlfleatlon, Anlb
fetters lnYestlpUons, 17461
Jnlne Blvd,, Suite V, Tustlll,
Calif. 92680: Anita Dianne Fet-
ters, 140-4 N. Tustin An., x .3,
suta Ana., caur. 92701.
This busloess Is cooducted
by aa Individual.
Slped: AD.Jta D. Fetters.
This statement was a led with
tbe Collllty Clerk of Oranre
COWIIJ oo Sept. S, 1974.
Pobllsb, Sept. 5, 12, 19, 21,
IS74, tn the Newport Harbor
Eoslp. F .36891
, L EGio.L NOTICE
FICTrftOL& BIBIMESS NAME
ST ATEIIEIIT
The foUawtnr per&OGS are
doiDc bustoeu u : Seleoce
Dlmeodoos, 1157111AerstrHt,
COit:a Mea, 9U!6: Robert A.
Settlnlrt, 801 Domtoco. New.
port Beleh, Ca., 92&10; Ernelt
H. Pta• Hauer, 215'7 MI.Der
Street, CoRa ttt .. , Calli.,
tllall.
nil --• r. coodoclod b)' . _., __ _
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Tbll llllamMt wu ftlld will>
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30 days after the date ot tts· CUb, an S80 Wlltch and a $50 Part Lane, reported Sl801f'OI'ttl
adoption. beH buckle stolen from Ills of tools aod oil burrlariz.ed
Oruto "->'-mootc,
!au lo biP acbool ud oollop
are lDrlled to att.Dd alldil:loa~
Sept. 17 !or llrlop ud Sept.
1.1 tor woodWlalh, parcouloD
aod brus at Fullerloll Collep.
LEGAL NOTICE
This ord1n.a.nce was lltro-borne sometime between 12:l0 ~om his p.rare sometime be-
duced at a regular meettn( ol p.m. and 3 p.m. , .. FtshJ,ng tween 10 a.m. Sept. 6 and 10
tbe City CoiJQCil ot the CIIJ tackle worth $620 W1 S stolen a.m. Sept. 9 · · Lu•erne
of Newport Beach held, on the fl'om a boat belonging to Wil-LesUe Luymes, 5-4, ol 15 16
26tb da.y of Aupst, 1974, w .Jtam Stone, 2821 Catalpa, East Cornnll, Westcllft, YU
was adopted on the 9tb day Bluff, wtllle It was docked at cttar(ed wtth drh1ac.mder the
of Sept., 1964, by the follow-· 129 S. · Bay front, Balboa Is-Influence of alcohol at 10:05
ln( vote to wit: land, from Aug. G will Sept. 6. p.m. at 2'iUO W. Coast Hwy., STATEMENT OF ABANDON -
AYES CoUNCILMEN M 1nn1. V.arlners Mile ··· Earl Helll'y MENTOF tEE OFFlCliiiOUS , : c s, • SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 Dexter, 37, of 6011 Seashore, NAME
Dostal, Barrett, Kuehn. . ~oUce stopped a car dr!Yen West Newport wascbarpdwlth
NOES, CO UNCILMEN : Nooe. by Michael Leonard Kurpakus, driving UDde~ the IDflueoce o1 abl.~~ :::. t;:~
ABSENT COUNC ILMEN: R~-24, of 2073 NaUonal, Costa alcohol on W Coast Hwy )last Utiou buioeq .ram.: Selwatl-
toff, Rogers, Store. Mesa, aDd arrested him on a •est o1 the · Arches at · 9:10 du, Lpoeh I.Dd forcS. 1599 s ••
DoM.kl A. Mcinnis charp of drtntlg under the p.m .... Kelly Wa)'Dt l:lllthlm,
Mayor IDflueoee of alcohol aM ar-38 of 418.1;2 E Bay BallJa&. f:~-~·r.:: =7~-5• COl-
ATTEST: rested b1s pusenrers, Andrew wa"s charged wttb be1~1 drD
Laura J...aglos Albert Reoe Geoffrion, 26, of In ptf>Uc at 10:30 p.m. lt Palm Wl~::=k :~~::oo~~:
City Clerk 1205 W. Balboa Bt'l'd ., Balboa, and E. Bay, Balboa .•• Jolm
PubUsh: Sept. -19, 1974, .ln aDd Crt.Jc Eu,ene Keyte, 24, MacBeth 718-1/2Jumi.De Co-~ o. LYDCb, 411 Ptuaa
tbe Newport Rubor Eoslp. of !073 Natloaal. Costa Mesa, rotWo del• Mar, reported ,·$50 Lido. NfW'POI1 Beacta.. Ca.lll.
-_ _:L:I:GA=:L.!MO:=_;TIC:;:::I-'-. ------:L:I¥_::::L..:IIO;:=-T:.:I;:C;:I_~ wbeelb&rrow stoleo !tom tile !11110. yard at 515 RIYerslde, Nn'-Mte••l Alt...,_. ford.,
NOTlCE OF PUBUC HEARING TO BE HELD BY THE port Hel&tQ.. betwtt8 7 p.m. U15 M lftUt ...._, -· -
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON A PRO-Sept. 9 and S:SO p.m. St~Jt. 1.10. Ca~. ~ n, -•
PQSEO ZOIIING CIIDDIAIICE RECLASSIFYiliG CERTAIN I& ... A $100 1-to rack Tbla IIIC.ma -llllllwtlll
Ll1m IN THE DAKA POINT AREA . was stolea fl'om atop J~ tt11 Co.ty CJ:wk 01 Ora.iwl
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN U.t the 0nnp County Board Rout's car wblle 1t wu 1D COIIItJ • All-lt, 1114 ..
ol s~s wtU ~ld a pabUe beU'lJtc ODa eertalD prt1)0Md the apartment putlDf kit at Pellllll: SttK. s, 11, lt. a.
&oolnc ordlftaDce dl&lpted ZC No. 74~11, wtdcb would rt-his restdtDce at 1915 SMrlac-1974, 11 u. ff..,.-t: au..
olaulf)' certaiD tud loeatld lD tbt Dua PoUt ar• from tbe tOG, Oakwood apartmlllta. be. l:lollp.. F -atOI
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Sign up for
flag football
OCC QUARTERBACK Dave White, No. 8, hands off to half-
back Mike Nanko, No. 32, In OCC's 20-0 victory over
Cypress Co llege last Saturday night. The game was the
season opener for both ball c lubs . OCC otferistve guard
Mark Montgomery, No. 68, puts a block on Cypress'
Mike Boyd, No. 87. Nanko gained 42 yards on 13 carries
tor the Pirates and scor ed 2 touchdown.
allpod '--will bqiJI liMo
llrolwoot Ia ~.
Toii&M, '-· 19, Cor-del
llu Pilrl -Dol Ia tho
-Aal -1. ud !oluell lUaa ao lluiDa lJI Will·
Jllaolc.
, Friday nl&bt, Colla Mea
meoq Foot!llllat Onop Cout
Colllct -um, ud Newport
Hut~« plly1 Fullertoo at 0.-
Yidsoa Field btre.
AU p.multart at a o'clock.
Tbe Mater Dei-CDM bl.tUe
looms as a cll.ul.e match'C)
between an apk>sl•e on ..
and a roet-rlbbed deftue.
Matn Del, a pertDDlal power
Ia tbe CathoUc Ao .. lus Leacua,
boasts a strq oft.aJYe Une
and an attack U.t !.Deludes Pat
McKeon, a seatbact wbo tcored
two 10-yard touchdowns last
week In a scrimmage aplnst
N ewporl Harbor. Mou.rch
coach Gary Carr Is worried
about hls team's pasa: defense,
but Corooa del Mar Is DOl ex-
pected to pose a strong aerial
tllreat. The Sea Klnp were
scoreless last week Ina scrim-
THE BLUFFS THE BLUFFS
THE BEAUTIFUL
BLUFFS
Peace & Quiet Recreation & Lieiisure I
ln homes that allow you time to en)o Saturday Is the last day to p• t · · f mtg1! against St. John Bosco.
register ror Newport's nag Ira es to ace But, Coach llaye Holland's de· football program for boys. tense held Bosco to a single
Practice began Mooday, and touchdown and 1s espeeted to l::lll!lll!l'H!
league play In 6 age groups arch-r•"val GWC llveuptothe school'sreputa.
is the word for
525 PLAYA begins Oct. s. tloo for producing stLocY de-
Boys 1n grades 3 through 8 lenstve units.
m:ty register between 3:15 and Coach Dick Tucker's Orange The Pirates drove to the Corooa del Mar, Estancla
5 p.m. dally atanyofthefotlow-Coast College football squad Charger one In the thlrd period and Costa Mesa, all former
ing locations, where teams are renews its bitter 9-year grid but a sturdy goal -line stand members of tbe old Irvine
forming: Cor ona del Mar Com-feud With arch-rival Golden kept them from scoring. The League, are now 1n the Century
muntty Youth Center, rrvtne West College this Salladay nrst TO came In the fourth League.
Terrace park, Peninsula pa~, night, Sept. 21, at LeBard Sta-period on an 80-yar d drive 1n Estancl2's Eagles, who
Mariners park, Eastbluff p.ar , dium on the OCC campus. 5 plays. llal!back Tony Ac-struggle<! through some
Channel park, Butta to HUI.s.{ _ The two district rivals square romanclo broke loose on a brll-luster seasons, ga.Ye the1r
a charmlng Trlna on a secluded cul -de-sac. Most
attractive financing, too.
SMART EFFICIENCY
2003 VISfA CAUDAL
a ''J" plan with sweeping qUiet water Y'lew ftom
a 50' deck.
dersen school), Newport off at 7:30 p.m. Gates open li.ant 45-yard run, gtvtng the a pleu:a.nt surprise last Satu:r -
Helghts school, and West ~('W-at 6:30 p.m. and tickets are Pirates a first and goal at day, outscorlnc the BETTER CALL NOW I
port playtleld. priced at $1.50 for adults ancl the 8. Halfback Mike Nanko strong Westminster squad
Registration costs $6, which $1 for ctuldren. carried over ror the score oo In a scrimmage. * 675-5931 *
pays for the player's jersey. Saturday's contestistheninth the next play. Costa Mesa's Mustangs, who .
Each boy Is promised he will in the series. Tucker's Pirates Herb Marshall r eturned a had their llrst wlnning season 3637 E." CNtt Hwy.
play at least one quarter tn own a narrow 4-3-1 advantage. punt 36 yarr1s to the Charger last year, Dope their defense Corona del Mar
each game. All games are Last year Golden West scored 18 midway through the fourth can repeat last S~l,~;~~~~~=!~~~~~~~~;~.;;;:;~~;:.;:;~~
played on Saturdays In city a palr of second quarter TO's period to !iE!t up OCC's other strOll& Showing, when
parks. and 2 rourth period touchdowns TO. Pele Brown bulled In trom Bonita to a 6-6 scrimmage ................... .
Flag footba ll is a form or to take a'28-27 verdict the one for the TO. tie. New COQ.ch Tom French BACK
''touch'' football. EHgJble ball The Pirates opened the!J SIGN UP MONOi\Y FOR sald his team "needs work on
carriers have nags attar hed campaign last Saturday ni ght, every phase of the pme'' to ._. ...
to special belts. When a "tack-dropping Cypress r ouege20-0. BOYs FLAG FOOTBALL get ready ror Foothill. TO SCHOOL
ler" grabs the ball ~·arrter's OCC freshman quarterback Stgn.ups start Monday tor Newport Harbor's Sailors
flag, the play Is stopped. Dave White was Impressive in boys nagfootballlnCostaMesa. will still be In the Sunset
Boys already playing 00 his debut, completin!l! P. of 15 Boys In grades 3 through 8 League, but the league's ma.ke-SPECIALS!
-. school teams or in aa orp.ni-aerials for 148 yards H•·didn~t will play on Saturdays, with up ha..s cha.npd a bU. Friday .._
ud tackle footbill ~~~ sucb throw any interception:; ea • h age.gro~ having tts own nl&bt, Fttllertonwlll see aSal~r IOl BAYSIDE p• •c""'
"="aS' 11r.' J:fl_J:.iffrtr'tel, t¥~ DOl~"' ,~r~offeri~'sp.-et• division. teaa.J,II&t.....ls. touted asEr ~ •
eUgtble tor the nag program. In the nrst halt, t~eBucs rolled '·AU boys who sl~ up will tfle fastest 1D the sclmol' hJs. Waterfront,; $385,000-"Fh-
Thls year'sprogram includes up 304 rards In total otrense get to plar," promises Pat tory, wttrl lD n:plost•e 1924 SANTIAGO DRIVE
an e~urslon to a Los Angeles and held Cypress to 140. Sanchez of the city lelsureser-aod a defense that Is st111 a Dover Shores. $11'8,900
Rams game on Nov . 24, at an OCC had a shaky 6-0 lead vices c1epartment, which span-question mark. Coach Bill Pi~·
extra cost of $8, aod a pass, at the intermission on the sors !he program. zica, a long-time assistant 1907 GALATEA TERRACE
punt, kick contest at no extra strength of a pair of field goals The $2 registration ree coach at Harbor, is the new Ocean. bay view & pool. $235,000
charge. by freshman ki cker Woody covers thE.' cost of each boy's head coach. He will we lcome 2109 SEniNG SUN DRIVE
lnlormatlon may be had by Tressler. Tressler, a 5.8,140-unifor m T .shirt. blck an ar~ay or wtde re-Forever view & pool! $2-iS,OOO
catung6'13-31 80 pounder, had boot s of 31 and Pral"tit e sesslonswillbe beld ceivers that helped the Sailors · 43 yards. ;s ft er schoo l each day. reach the CIF •-A quarter . l16 OTERO, THI BLUFFS
Mustangs head for big season Cb~~~~~~~~i~lng !
Costa Mesa's Mustangs could Is eJq>eCted to provide lots of .,.,·el~lng 200 pounds, Coacll sta Mesa provlded a pleasant
have their biggest football sea -otrenslve punch. other runner s French will anchor his de· surprise, and the touchdown Speclallzi,. In Homes ef Distinct...,
son In the school's 14.-year are SteveTeregls, BruceSharp, ••• 80 For Fut Action-List With Ut fenslve line around KeiUl Bate-was scored on a susw.aoed •
history. Dan Byers and Tony Martinez. man, RtchRamlrez.,Stan McCoy yard drive.
Ptaylng In the new Century Quarterback candidates, be-and Scott Turner, ail of whom "'Ne played well, but there's
League under new coach Tom sides Ftggatt, Include Tim Ros-weigh over 190. lots of room for improvement,"
French, Costa Mesa wtll be auer and Chris Ferrara. Defensive end candidates In-summed up Coach French.
shooting tor Us nrst winning Wide receivers are Dan Val. elude Robin Bernard, Tony
season In history. enttne, Mark Kr ikorian, Larn Martinez, Steve Park and Jerry GRID
Coach French will rely on a Falke .and Ftggatt. MIller .
2-platoon system. He will have Keith Josephson Is expected Linebackers figured to be SKED
to fill the shoes or some I!OOd to start at tight end when the picked trom Bruce Sharp Rick (All games 8 p.m.)
ballplayers who graduated last MustaJlgs open Friday night Miller, Kerrv Mathleso~ and • SEPT. 19 (NON -LEAGUE)
year , but he's making no ex-:~.galnst FoothillatOrangeCoast Tim Mulllpn,allofwhomwelgh Corooa del Mar YS. Mater
cuses. College stadlum.other endsare under 150 . Del at Santa Aoa Bowl; Es-
"We will buUdafootball team John Russell and Kevin Moul-Joining Flggatt In the de-tancia vs . Marina at West .
with what we have," ile says. trup. fensive secondary are haUbl.ck m:nster.
One of tusbestbulkllngblocks Offen sive line spots are up candidates Mark Kennedy, Dave • SEPT. 20 (NON -LEAGUE)
wlll be Rod Figritt, an out-for grabs, whtle Bob Turner, Cooper, Mark Wang, Steve Costa Mesa vs. Foothill at
standin& athlete who will play Terry Kolenberg, ScottTurner, Teregis and Marsllall BIU'ge. Orange Coast College; Fuller-
safety in the defensive ser·ood-Mark Nebaker, Greg Holden too at Newport Harbor.
a.ry and can either quarterback aDd Ga r}· Baume are battllng Last week's scrimmage • SEPT. 27 (NON -LEAGUE )
or play spllt eod on offense. for the guard and tackle jobs. aplnst St. John Bosco ended Corona del Mar at Newport
Wayne Vering, a big, fast Mark Mullikin Is upected to In a 6-6 tie. Verlng scored Harbor; Costa Mesa at Mls-
runn1ng t.ck, who weighs 195 s tart at center. the only Mustang touchdown on ston Viejo; Estancla vs. Faun-
and clocks 4.8 for 40 yards, Wltil nobody on the team a 3-yard r~m. Defenslnly, Co-talD Valley at Oranp Coast
SEPTEMBER 27, 28, 29 • 2Sfh~ Annual
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HECHT IS HEW COACH
FOR UCI CREW TEAM
Duvall Hecbt, wbo coacbed
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1966, bas been u.med to re.
place Bob Ernst as tbe oew
Ant•ler crew coach. Enst hu
left OCJ to become uliltut
· erew eoach at the Unlverltty
of Wa.JbiaCtoB..
Hecbt, t4, a relldeot oiN"-
port Beaeb. coached at UCJ
from 1964-19$9, BuaJDeMcom-
mttiMDtl cut sbort bls coaeb-
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THE REAL ESTATERS
ON THE CANAL
NIWI'OIIT -Ill 4 IIDROOM -··
Hup lamll)'' room plUI doD. WIWflvot
patiO ODcl clock. N-elbow -· pOiat ODcl lma ..... tlod, but could ..... """ bay
for rillllt.l!I!'P•· . . . . ~ 0,.. se1uu•,. & lunJ I'
PETE BARRm ReALTYm_ , ........ Dr..... IJ3:
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* .CAMEO SHORES *
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· Vaea.at 100 ft. ol oceu ftoDI: cu ·be JPUt 1Dto ~
2 Aota.' Tbi perfect Meiafed IPQt, wrOUDded bJ
MoDlerey PlDet.
OD bel.utthtl Ceotral CaUiorrda coast ·-Shell
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NEWPORT SHORES
ssp.(o41J9,rec
Tbts 3 bedroom home 1n West Newport ls the
perfect belch loeatloa. Walk to prtn.te swim pool
aDd tennis courts. Tllree blocks away from the
beach aoo tramc.
JOHN COOMBE. MANAGER
IVery' room. with
lardeD, pond ODd
extru overywhere.
ON TOP OP THE WORLD
Ia bow you feel ill UU. 5 lleclroom, 2 atory
home with pool. jacuzzi. lire pit """ llir COD-
clltlonlnf. All u--for $111,0110.
SPICTACULAll LIDD IIAYPllONT
Fonnal ele,...,. o1 year-roomd -on 40' lot, with 3lleclrooma, three bolho, teak shipo
den + maids quarten. Slip for large yacht.
Asklng ~.000. .
CAMEO SHORES
Custom built -4 bedroom bome with beamed
ceilings. fonnal dining room, great kitchen,
and .outstanding ocean view. Owner leaving
area. '157,500.
DIAL 644-1766
2161 San JNquin Hills Rd., N.B.
A COLDWELL BANKER CO.
I I I MLS SALES REPORT I I I
Sales through the Multlp1e Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled
$148.4 million for the first 8 months
of 1974, THIS IS MORE THAN A
29% INCREASE OVER THE SAME
PERIOD A YZAR AGO. 4,206 new
listings were processed, of which
45% WERE SOLDI 73% of the sales
were cooperative.
List your property with a Realtor.
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• Nt-W HOMES • under const. Ea. lot has a magnificent
... -~ .-~ .. J.C.EA N VI E.Yt ... •
3 & 4 BR, fam nn, din rm, and of course
loads of builtii1s. Private deck overlooking
the beautiful Pacific. Select your favor,ite lot.
Only 20 left, just above Coast Hwy. Values
w /ocean views are increasing so rapidly this
could · be your chance of a lifetime. Priced
from $86,500 to $89,500 with best bank terms.
Call, or stop by to review the plans at
JACOBS . REALTY
675 6670
...... IB;IMII. CM.. )ltURSOAY,. SEI'T. 19, 1974
· ••1•rt In' lels1
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6 Oceanfront Units
5 FURNISHED
Delu:e 2 bedrooms, Z battls, SWedlsb ftreptaces,
suodecks or patios; 5 Wl1ts fllnlsbed, oa water I
summer; ooe Wllt, yearly, 1IDitlnliJbed. Good rental
history. Call for deta.Jls. Priced at $350,000.
CALL 673-3663 or U2-2253 ••••·
GALLERY OF HOMES
BROI<EFIS REALTORS
2025 W. IALIOA II.VD. 671-3663
The Perfect Camera
for Inside and Outside
REALTY PHOTOS
Mint Condition Replac .. Ht vel .. a ·
Hasselllad
Camera System!
... LL OR INDIVIDUAL
COMPONENTS
IODT, LIMS & IIIAGAZIMR
STILL UMDf.
,ACTORY WARRANTY
SYSTEiollNCLUDES•
Latest model 500 C M
w/80 mm Zeiss Planar
lens, shade " nlters;
~!.:~~·~ nist len! £. prism Yiew flnders, spHt image II ( grid focus screens, 50 mm Zeiss
Dtstagon wide angle leftS w/case, shade II Oller retainer
rln(, quick wlndini; crank, flash bracket and 18 x 14 x 8
aluminum compartmeated Adapt-A-Case, and more.
Pri vote ·Phone 8:00
* Heart of .. *
CORON A DEL MAR. Lovely borne, close to beach,
on 1-1/2 lots. Owner will arrange nnanclng. Offered
at $11 1,500
CORBIN-MARTIN, INC.
MODEL HOME
with OCEAN VIEW
EASY TO BUY!
THREE BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS,
FAMILY ROOM, COUNTRY KITCHEN ..
$51.500
Open .. Sat. & Sun. 11 • S
1899 . Parke rest Dr., Costa Mesa.
YOU'LL BE GLAD TOMORROW
YOU BOOGHT REAL ESTATB TODAY/
ROY R. McCARDLE
llEALTOll ra
S.7729 !:!JJ.
3, 4, or 5!
This "f'ery lovely hOme located In "Old Corona"
only a block from the beach offers the most nextb\e
of ·noor piau; tt can be a ftve bedroom, ftn bl.tl'i
home ; a four bedroom bome wUb a ~ hCibby room;
or a thre-e bedroom borne with a bobby room aDd a
s~ separ-ate tHna.cers b.m1ly room •
Tbls room wo.ld also make a creat 1n-law suite
wUII • ~ . .-n.ace. 't'bls-tna. _, ~ lbo
teahlre-s both formal ud idx'mal d1nln( areu.,
large tor mal Uvlng room tDd tamUy rooms b)tb wtttl
tlreplal'es, and a glorious sao ftlled courtyard wtrb
gas B.B.Q.
_ All decorated in warm yelio'Ws with sunshtoe ln
every room.
$139,500
2919 Newport Blvd. t4-I. Suite #6, cor of 30th St. REAL TORS 644-7662
CoroM dol Mar
~L DON Y AHH OR R,\OiELLE FOR REAL
ESTATE ADVICE Willi HO 'OBLIGATIOH
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NEWPORT
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OIOIC! 711o A.OOR APAimll!lh
Seller ·Wants To DEAL!
N.w carpetl, dnpee, paint, prollllloaally decorated,
I deelra. GREAT WATER VIEWI Boti eltp anllable.
Hallie JOUI' cleall TBIB 18 A REAL BLII:BRRI
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macnab/ lrvtne
raaltg
FINER HOMES
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
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INVESTORS-BUILDERS!
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LOCATION-LOCATION
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CURT DOSH
Rachelle Robers, Rec~ltor
·3333 E. Coast Highway
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Corona del Mar 675-2373
***** ****·*****
• Dramatic 2 and 3
bedroom Aoorplans.
• Cozy gas fireplaces.
• Convenient jacuzzi, \==.....jrj
pools and recrea-
tion facilities.
• Priva~ 15 acre •
.1'~ meadow.
• Handsome wood-
beamed ceilings.
• Exclusive N~n
Beach addrfts.
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DARTS
& DART BOARDS
WATER WONDER
KICK BOARDS
SPEEDO SWill SUITS
& TRUNKS
DUCK FEET FINS
I'RISI!!S
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-· Ill lilt C-ll "-.-, oooparllt jill, IMIII<IIaJ•IIar-olltlo. hlleoptoro, -er<lol,
"We'f't ldclld I .... dlll*!-ll ...... MI, u4 _,........._
sloll to ldaJt anu•mnt, •· anJiabat at U,Jti.JM, u .._,
cllJmsRic!lardPitc:Uer,aYia-a diiJ. Prhate fi11DCuda1J. ..
llolltst llld --of -IJIC ........... True -Amerlcu. Mat•t lutracWI &ad equtpmeat an
Tbe eWIIomera of ~ nalllbie to m.mber• at dis·
Mecca 'Ire .-.,le and eom-eoaat prlet~~. Special mort
paoles wbo bavft appUed tor "b.Jde-1.-W'Q'II'' &re alwl,ys·
memberslltp and ban beel ac. aftflable, IDclDdJ.ac Melieu
cepted by tbe member._, 0001-llac'-ID lluotlu, Aca-
mlttee. Members ue ..Wled palc:o, Ruebo S.111. Vbta·
to.tmtlmlted 11M ol ...ne. SW'Iu ''chalets" lD Mam~
TEHNI S SHOES
SOCCER SHOES
IASaALL
WAIIIIUI' ~ ACIC ETS
Late Taboe, Vall aDd otber
locatiou tbtOQCboat America..
Mel WUtlams. former lD-
svuee executlYe llDd pltlUc
relaUou director, sunests
poutble com~•tions ot tbe
MrYice, olfertnc a wtdenr.let)'
of recreatioDI.I aeth1Ues. A
eo~le or famUy cao fly on
their own 6-passeopr plane.
land oo tbelr private ruoway,
aDd tate a few steps to tbelr
4-bedroom Mn1eu Hae.leoda
on the beach for a weet-eod
vacation. ~ eoterlDc. tbe)'
f1M u already .tacked wttll nne foods and beYeraps, ser-
Yed by their private maid and
hostess.
A busloessman who enj)ys
entertaln1ng might want to have
a special cruise party aboard
his 50 foot luxury yacht with
his own crew of professionals
in Newport Harbor. The next
week be might tue the family
eamplng In his 28 toot motor-
home. The nert Wednesday at
noon, he may bave his personal
llmoustne plck \C) a special
c llent for luncheon. Many cor-,
poraUoos aDd businesses are
looking for onusual ways to
entertain their new customers .
"The hlgh cost of payments,
tu:es, malntenaoce, storage,
interest, licenses, aod the usual
prOI:IIems ot ownersh.Jp are
eliminated lor our members,''
explains Bob Kopn, banker and
· president ot Trans Me<:ca.
But wt\at about availability?
What happens ll too many mem-
bers de~ more equipment
than ls accessible?
·•That's oot a problem here,•·
replles Ace WHUams, advertis-
ing executive and vice-presi-
dent of West Coast opera.Uoos.
"Charter members arf guar~
'lnteed their choice ol services
upon 72 OOurs notice and pre-
payment. lp. fact. we try to
accommodate members wbo
ct"e onty ! hours DOtice. ·•
How IH.Mcult is It to become
a member of Trans Me<:ca'!
John Banks, formerly In ln-
dustrl.al tra.nsportatton, and I'IO'fo'
vice-president and national
membership director tor Trans
Me<:ca, says, ''When a man
appUes tor membership, he
must be ot good character and
able to proVide proof of re-
sponstbtltty, ··
J. C. RICHARDS OF
PARK NEWPORT DIES
A memorlal service ~ra.s held
yesterday mornin&' at Saddle-
back Chapel in Tustln lor Jesse
Comstock Ri<:hards, 66, oll820
Park Newport, whO dl@d Mon-
day.
He Is survived by his wile,
rlancy; 2 daughters, MltlyRich-
ards of Newport Bet.ch, and
Margart't Mahto or Tustin, and
by 2 crandchlldren.
The ta.mtty suggests dona-
tions, 1n Ueu ot flowers, to
the Shrlners Hospital for Crlp~
pled Children, !160 Geoen st.,
Los ADreies 9002o.
Offtclattnc at the service was
Dr. Howard Jamieson_
MENS & BOYS
TENNIS SHORTS
TEHNI S DRESSES
TAILE TENNIS
PADDLE$
SKATEB04RDS
& WHEELS
HANDBALL
GLOVES & IALLS
RACQ.IETIALL
RACQUrTs & IAU.S
SCIICN»I bond ·fllks set N!W CLASSI!S Q)IIIIIG
I'OR IIDIIG CJCUS
81111111 ud c1Yle W.1 Moaday, Oct. 7 •• AadtrMil ~·• ...., .. ~;
art tM'lted by s..,c. Joba Nicoll acbool, 1900 Port S..bouroe, eycll rldlle. "":' PI'J -r 1
to att.e~ no.. bolt br•"'«•D Harbor View Home•. JolatiJ bf 1M ~-
• dlaiCuldoa ol tbltcbool tu TueldQ, Oet, 8 --Ka1Nr ICbool dLIII1d ut ltc IWl
--.,._ • ._ • 111t oelloo~ nso Sula A• A"., poU.., "' au II1Jod :'!.:
XoY.I ballot. Colla 11-. roctotnt~ou ~ bi!Ar
•Wt will ....., --W-Ilily, Oet. 9 --Ao-I«-··-114 tiiiPialll tbl rtUOU bebiD4 derHD ae!Kio l. A -r ciul 1tartt the ftlll
tat teal boud'a dtellton to · ThurDy, Oct. 10 •• Kl'-' Sat•dlJ oltaeh IDOIIh.
call tbU eltdloo, .. "'' Dr. school. 8ttdtDtl art tauctat bO'Ir to
MleoU. Frlday, Oct. ll __ Aodeuea rt41 a motorcyclti llle)J, ud
Tbe bre&kfUU:, ..t tor 7:30 school. are faml!lariHcf wttll _,.elal
a.m., art~ u follows: Moaday, Oct. 14 __ Kaiaer. 1aw1 pertala1llc tomotore)'clta.
DID YOU KNOW ABOUT
SAM'S $2.2~
DINNER SPECIALS?
MR • .\NO MRS. MURRAY RABBITT
-Mttolay ttu• Tllunlloy
dinfltlct includl soup or Sllld,
Rabbitts celebrate
golden anniversary
choicl of bdfi! potltO or riel H1Waii1n
Tblrty-Ove of the 50 fi'Oiden ern Paclftc's''red car ,"gettlng
years of marriage. whtr-h Mr . In to "town'' In approximately
aod Mrs. Murray Rabbitt cele-40 minutes.
brated a week ago, were spent Mrs. Rabbitt stayed at hOme
as restdentsotNewportHarbor. taking care of 4 children and
RED SNAPPER .................. 2.25
MAHI MAHI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.45
GRILLED SEA BASS . . . . . . . • . . . . . 2.95
TOP SIRLOIN ................... 3.25
NEW YORK STEAK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.75
LOI)STER TAIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.95
STEAK AND LOBSTER . . . . . . . . . . . 5.95
Murray aod Elizabeth Rabbitt becoming active 1n such com-
were married on August 29, munlty organizations as the
1924. 1n Los Angeles. Shortly Newport Beach Ebell club.
after that they began making All of the children and 15
excursions to Balboa. They of the 16 grandchildren g2ther ed
spent a few vacations at 1M at the home ot daugh ter Kath -
beach near the bay, ahhougfl erlne (Mr s. Robert Flschbeck)
there were few permanent res!-In Tustin for a 5oth anniversary
dences at the Ume. party. Also present were Betsy
luncheon ffom $1.15.....,. doily 'til·4 P.M.
Prime Party Fecilitils to JOO
In 1935 they bought their (Mrs. fl. It Pomeroy}, Uvifll~
home at 310 Buena VIsta Blvd., In Atherton, and the famlUes
In Balboa aDd 1n 1939 moved of "Tuck" and "Pete" Rabbitt,
down to become permanent who Uve In tile Harbor Area
residents. Mr. Rabbitt, whowas and share an Insurance bust-
a ta•·yer LD Los Angeles, com-ness In Costa Mesa.
1SZ71 PACIFIC COAST HWY ., HUNTINGTON BEACH
ftESERVATIONS 12131682·1321
liOt £.COAST HWY ., NEWPORT BEACH
..-....... RESERVATIONS 1714)871-0100
muted each day via the South-
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Now that the Marines have landed in Santa Ana, will General Riley
start Wor ld War 3 by insisting on reviving the freeway issue in Newport?
U he dries, will he have to call out the entire Marine Reserve to protect
his body?
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How many taxpayer dollars have Newport's cit y fathers spent fighting
these s'tupid battles against the county airport? And how many battles
have they won? They look as silly as a kid trying to bail out the Pacific
with a sponge.
? ? ? ? ? ?
Would the City Attorney like to know just how legal his new law against
displaying the city seal might be? All he has to do is call Judge Walter
Charamza, who ruled in 1964 that the seal belongs to ALL of the people
of the city. What we need is not a new law, but a new City Attorney.
? ? ? ? ? ?
Also back in 1964, we wrote a very good anti-litter law for Newport.
Has there been even one arrest and conviction on that law? Does the
City Council know abou~ this? Does the City Coun cil EVER notice what
the police department is doing?
? ? ? ? ? ?
Why is there such a big turnover in personnel in the Police Department?
And how much is it costing taxpayers to keep training new men ?
? ? ? ? ? ?
An awful lot of publicly-owned pr operty has been bought, sold, rented
and leased in Newport during the past few years. Is somebody making a
bundle off of these real estate m oves?
? ? ? ? ? ?
How can a man wh o sets his own salary, and who determines the amount
of his own pension, call himself a "public servant"? We, the people,
are servants. These political "little Hillers" are making us dance to
their tune.
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If our mayor wants to play big shot for visiting politicians and other
so-called "Important" people, why doesn't he pay for their gifts from
his own pocket"? Incidentally, hope our mayor doesn't follow the example
of the mayor of Los Angeles, who just added 200 employees and a lot of
r ooms to his political harem.
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Down at the store, the most important jieople In the world are our
customers. And we are their servants. Stop by and check us out.
· AI Forglt
P.S. Yachtsmen aren't the only ones who bring home trophies ·to
Newport. We have an Assemblyman who just set the world's potty-sitting
record.
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