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Home My WebLink About1974-10-24 - Newport Harbor Ensign~ - ' MEAT CASTlZ bJ Pete Berntt laltJ, WMtcWf, dldll't wta uy prllu at lut SuadlJ'I 14th ... 1 "'*"•le eoatut at Corooa del lola: llato boacll, bat u ... loU .,_.... -... NEWPORT BEACH lOc; THE OtLY MRV"AP'I!R PltiMTED 4MO f'UILISHt:D IN Mfl!'"Oitl HA01 THE NEWPORT HARBOR BEST CONTEMPCilART CASTLE award at last Suaday's anolal audca.U. OODtest at Corea del Mar beach wu woo by the Dodd ll Welab firm, 1101 Odlrd, Wntc:tlfl. TME QII'PI JOe; CO STA MESA 67~550 CORONA DEL MAR, CAL~. to surrender most of CALL GIRL MAKES CALL front A twtdtnc call girl operatioD 1D Nnport _..,ly dla- appe&rtd tbia week Ybeo a pretty bloade, -tried lo sot W81lt 1c> lD t.adnea left -. t..t UODday a.ftenoon, a busloets oner oo Coast Hwy. In Corona del Mar wu nr- priselt by a c:trt "about 18, •• wbo walked iota his ~. baaded. blm an eDTtiqMI ud left burrledlJ. Io tbe eDYtlope was a comic "get-well' eard, arciDI tbe patiellt to paah tbl pule button oo b1$ bed for nrloal bolpltal sentc.es. A ba.Dd1rrttten note OD the card oUered more tban tbe aormal serrtea. "We ,an abott to che 14J new lease. COGDellma.n Moward GAY SPIES, 18, a senior at tbe l1oo s share of the beacbes Racers, City Mana~ Robert Estancia higtl scboot, wu we DOW lease 011. Udo ls:le," I¥JDD, W:r. Layman aDd LIC A picked last Friday ntgbt as WUl Layman, presldeot of the at:t:oney Roy Woolsey compr ise tlle school'shomecomlnrq~~een. Lido late Comm11D1ty Assn., the eommittet. After the com. Gay, whO llns 1D Mesa Verde revealed Tuesday, opeDlnc mtttee f1nJ&bes Its work It was crowDed at halftime of th~ more ol the lslaDd's beach front wlll make reeommeadaU00:S to Estancta.Corooa del Mar toot- to tbe pabUc. the City Cowacll, wllieb must ball pme at Da'lidsoo Field "'We eJpeet to CiYe I4J about ~ove uy _.. -...e. TIM! Eacles woo :n.u.. · BEST LEASEHOLD c:utle lut -at the 14tb liiDoal aflko.:IPie CCIIIMit, blre was built bJ Paal Jobuon of Ciu'dea. Grewe. {14e'WJ)Girt Harbor' Cbl.mber ot Commerce p-.) CHURCH DRO_PS "Hi. I'm new In eo.D," tbl startled bui1Dessman read, "llld ll8ed a llUie belp pWIIc to Dow peoplit. U yoe're la- tor-La.utloc-"*" CAnOLL liB 90 per cent d. tbe tl.oel.l belch froatap aod ball of tbe actlal beachfroat u• · tbal: we DOW lease from tbe dty." JACK BARNETT IS DEAD AT 65 W:r. Layman saJd u~ eD.et dimensions and ar-.s Oil Which bl.t ....aelatiOD 1Jill try toreoew leun tor prlnte Udo rest. dents• 1151! of tbe belchtroot wUl btl determiDed. wtthln tiM! Jack Beroett, who eu1e to ne:a 6 molll:bs. be ilion u "M.r. Newport A prln.te appntaer bu beC1 B•eh" dvlll 19 yeus u btred )>Latly by tbe o:tty, wlllcb .....,., 01 tile Newport Bar- OWDI u. •cbll, uc1 UCA, bcr Cbamber of Commerce, wblell-....tbam,todltllrmiae died Moaday atptafteraeertea -~ -0 ~-S \IS. AJE-, :::::Jt.;"'"' .,ut.ac .. -a Oil t ·:~"~ .... ~,~-~ .. =-• ... •. _____ .,Go_IIU. -7 lTDdc tlrma ot a _. zs. ~ " a Utl1 -w?lee wW bt Jell' llut, wtd.clll woald bella Mid at 11 L•. FrldaJ ll st. whee tbe preAIII .._ • .,..,. ADdrew's PrnbJt,erta.DCbareb, ln 19'76, UCA WOQid aually 600 st. Aadrews_ Ctlft HaYen. pay IS per cG of tbe market WI'. BarDett retired lD July. nlue of any lots it teaaes. He l..lkl bts 'Wife, Lots, vaea - • " .. tlda -:at-.", A local pial .. ..... wu prottdld, abac PtrllldaMn o1 FlittBipU.It Tbe aeli YMII:. Dr. WUllams, •ttb a price list for fUioal Chvcb e(Wftpari S.Cb llafe Dr. Rodldet ~. Jotm HrTtces. cucelltd a court IMt almtd ~-. ud buttnre dealer Eoeloled with tbe aet-•ell at bJ.ocklDc: ale of tbtlr eb11rcb A1 FCII'pt 1M a Sapes1or Coart cud wu a eUpptnc from u stte to tbl ett)' for at u a order boJdiac liP ~er of Arlsonl StriDcers' oewc:-pe:r. repe-l put. tbt pcope:Q'a Ul.le. TbtJ aa1d The eiJpptDc sbowed u at- Or Fruela WllU&maatHar tbey woa1d ... tbe state for traeUft, ICI.IIt1lJ-dretaed • • HlliDc tbe piiGPiit)' for about bloDde •med Lynn. wbo, tbe bcx' Vlew R1llB, et.eborp.al.• $SOO 000 below ltl true ftlae ___,_ ~ said am a .... -.to tbl 1...1 _......_ • • au.-.....-m-• pn ..,....." -.----. ma!DM•••nc that tbe ale flo. "c:omp.-e body massages" at said MOD:Iay tda ~ bl.d P•n lated a atatt eoaiUtalioaalpro-a place called tbe Geot:lem&D's ~ Ita lepl balllo llld ae-TLaU apl.alltllrilc away pall-Toueb La Scollsdale. an offer bf tbe eil)' to aepate Ue hlldl, m:1 tlll.t lt wu 1 "This la wbere I used to the cbareb aue ..... mlaut o1 cu tu ~. wtaieb WCII'k, •• a budwrltt.l oote I.D.- Tbe o:lly La buJLac !be 1-1/4 tbe llalo -lo bUy tbe aile. formed tbe boldoeumaD. acre chareb llte at HOt CWI' City MaMpr WJDD aid "Let's meet udba9'tadrlK, Dr., llowporl 8..,.._ !rom tbe TaoedaJ Uat IIIII .-tnc wltb boc:a,.. I DOed · 1be picture otato lot $411,1100. ~bolt Dr. WUII&ma 1Det.led110prvm-baek." of tbe mcDJ will come trom IHI bJ tbe 'cit)', otber tb1n Tbe baiSDtumaD turoed the tbe couatJ''I ....,. ol federal to mHt ap1D IDd dllcau tbe card onr to tbe Ensip, wbicb r..,•ae sbl.riJICr.dl. TM.U., ... Tbe cbReh DOW leues pYe It to poUce. A Newport bcMI&td bJ tbe state t Jeatl tbt prcperty from tbt Jtate, poUce n ee laftstiptM called aao u part ol tbe PICUicCout b'lt tM cltJ, upeeted to tate tbe oamblr, iJitendiDC to set tr...,.,., slDee cue:. U.S, will UU. to tbe .U. wittii.D a few ap a mMiiDC witb "Lyna." become part ola npaaal riew da71, woa1d uaamt tbe moatb-.,.. ••eral calli OlllJ cot him PU.k. to--leuo --· tbe ---IJal abo bad "We mot 1ut-wllb CltJ Or-;-li'I11IA:IU-.ald tbe<50--~elt-10< SilliiU. MAXINE MeAL PI HE KIM STIU TT ANCHOR AWARDS GIVEN Four Newport rutdGtwere meat for aeiabb«tmoclchlldren. hooored yesterday by tbe Dol -AJtbouP liNt bas oo cllildreo pldns, Newport Harbor Cbam-ot ba' on. abe bU breeD COd- bel' of Commerce Womeo., few motblr to muyud hu kmDg\J eomm.tty SUTtee. sbar.:J tbair joys ud IIOI'rows Auaal SUrer Aaebar ..ntce t!lroaCtJ. tile yeus. •· awvds weat to DcUme rest. K1m stntt Is youtb mlDJ.ster d.t Carroll BHt, dty man·-at st. Qllrn's Prtlbyterii.D apr's secretary MulDe Me-Cbarcb 1D CU Haftll, wbere A_,IDe, aad ebweb yoatb be mlra1Aera to ?00 JOUDC peo- mlnister Kim strutt. pie. He ... ltlrted a Dumber A I(>O<Ial ~ award, ol tpO<I&I -projoets, ln- rl•en -.cb r-r to a member ebdnc worttDc Yillts to a of tbat ~. wu WOD bJ WtDJ.. Me :deaD CII"JJbU&ce. Kim fred Bacon, former admtnll:-teaebes Bible atdes at Corooa trab:Jr of Boq r..pita.L del Mar b1Cb .tehool,ud senes AWUda. wue_pr......,...bJ tn 8IYenl orp.W.atloos soch City lUna~'!' Robert WJDD at u OM W&J He_, LlDe, tbe tbe Do~' lltb &DDIIll SllYU' let'-Tam COIP81 s1D&tnc' Allc:bor IOD<beoo atlrruoCout (C .. tlauod --S) "Tbose terms are 1a liDe tiooed 1D HawaJJ as ooe of wUb tbe policy of tiM! State ma.ny ptts tbey receiYed at • LaDd.s Commlssloo," Mr. Lay. StO.seat tesUmoata.l diDDer mu DOted . wbea be retired. They were "All of tbe p~Uc ttdeluds back from Ha'lfl11 oo).J a few tb:lt we oow lease wt.U be re. days Wbe:a he was admitted to UDqulabed, escept for tidelands Boac boi.pttal after a heart at VIa Genoa DOrth beacll. Via attack. Be bad been a diabetic Ge1101. south beacb and tbe uc A tor m&IIJ years, also. beaeb at the el~." BaUder Wllllam Lusk, cur. He S&ld oegotiatioos 00 some rent prestdeDt of tbe Cbamber ot tbe other street-end lots ot Commerce, yesterday de- would depead 00 what -...toe tbe scribed Mr. 8uDet:t as "the appraiser places oo tbem. perfect CUJ' to han haDdled Currently, UCA, whleb I.D.-tbe transitloa of Newport S.c h c tudes all Lido resideDU, from a qulet nc.atloo rillap teases 13 clty-owoed beach to tbe booming town that It troat klts, plus a 10-ft.-wtde Ls today." strip ot UdelaDds a.ll arcnmd Re said a IWW Cbamber of tbe lsta.Dd., tor $?00 per y.ar. Commerce ~larters build· That fise nplres ln June IDC to be bullt oezt year oo 19'76. ' Jamboree Rd. near Newport A joint citJ-UCA eomm.tt· ~Center could well be called tee r.s been workine tor .. .,._ "the house tbal Jack built, .. era! mooths oo terms of a bee&-of hia work ln buUd-ID& tbe ........... _, JACK BARNETT seek a buslaess lnvestmeot, but eoded I4J beading the Chamber or Commerce. The Barnetts bought seYeral Corooa 64!1 Mar tots 1n 1939, and built their own home at U'l Fernleaf, DOW the bome of former City Co~.&XHman Richard Crool. Tbey 11Yed later I o Bay Shores before rettrtnc to an lrTiDe home. D11ring his 19 years u cha.mber ma.napr, the Cbam. ber grew to 1,300 members. Durtoc tbe past year, Mr . Bar· oett also served as president of tbe Federt.ted Chambers of Commeree ot Oranee Couaty. Besides b1s wife. he Is sur . M.....,.r Robert W,.m, ud be member e•ch "eJPtCts to Pollet an DOW trJ1Dc to flDd wu fti"J Dlce abcMit reoncN•· o.qrow th prueat facility oat 11 otiMr t:w;t...., laton 111c ow e.e--," Dr. WU-wtttaiD a flw ,.ra. &DJftJ." were CCIIIDctad bJ lbe woman. llaiU, ellatrmu. ol U.'elm'cb balldiiiC -. lold Go "•alp. ''He lMicattd Di.t o.r Jeue wW bl aUc:wnd to na .Ul at 1lut MI.J. lt'JI."' COOID!ry Clll>. c.........,.. 00 ·-· Newport Council agenda ;;.=:·=..=. BIIA sets annual meeting Nnport CU;J eo.eu will and wlth a.e ar.. Med&Woo member ot ooe ol Newpc111'• BaiMa lllaDd Improrement l&UoASitlps aDd how tbey can plaas startAICI tor a oew head- ql&lteu. Mr. Baroett was born oo a Soatb DUota farm. He grew ~ tn Puad-. atteoding pub. Uc sebools there, letterlDC in wrutlt.ac ... -u La 111&1> scbool. &at at tbe Untwerslty ot C&llforlda tn S..teley, wbrere be cot a decree tn flnaDc:e. YtYed bJ l 90il, Robert, Who ls a prodocer-dlrector for K'M'V l.a Los Anples; adaQ&b· ter, Betsy, who teaches schOol ln Palos Verdes, aM a brother, L k)Jd, of lrTtDe. Tllat .-.-bad alroodJ -~~---·-"" member• tllld tM Jaw IJilt, •.....st.ar .. c:lt:J parb ... r-C!IYID -.rt,-wu qiiOiod Ill tbe Ool. 10 .... .. ~~ ....... 110 ....... ., tll- •oq,iq tllo "park -1 It'll," oaldllr.-. mHt TDNcii.J Dl&bt at 'l:SO D.,Mrf ~ from 8aJ prom.IDiat fOCDUnc famlllu, Aua. (BnA) wiD lllokl lts aD· at CU, 11a11, wllb tbe follow -s-wtn be ~ tor Coaoctl•u baDored IDr a ..-<! ol loa! _.u...-a~~~p meet- 1M ltlma • tbe aplldl: oa,y, eommtlll1ty .nice mat 10M tar 011 FrldiJ at a p.m. 1.11 :i FDU.L TllACT MAP of · • LIOO VILLAGE ibappllt tac.k about SO Je&rl, Wbla .... tiM lllud c:omuumit)' ceater 41.7 aen1 to bldtftklped c:om. clllter wt.U ut b a cltJ lip tlrst became a ft't.-1 ud ad-oa. Apte An. mordaUJ 111 IC<ID c-._. dlroctllc-1o tbeblp-mar lo uw BalalolaedYaellt Tbe -• will IDe:-ID-Onael eo.Q AkpJrt, will be rise puklac Predate ta Lldc Club, tbe u•'• ODI:J neb cl11t Jtalllt*l of Dl'lt"l,J-elected of-• tar wOftl. s~. tor eb.UdreG. Sbt wu • c:Met ftc• .. ..t talb bJ elty traftlc • PAJtiDIG PERMlJ' qatem • PROPC&TICI( "A." tb1 ill tbt Gl'ocM Obwrtti Corpe e .. u. BiD Duwlludpolicl b till MWJr..acqCed: city New. 5taUDt_....UIUW'OIIld 1D WorM War Il, m:1 8ll'ftdl eomm.ttJ re~ man stu porldiiJ 101 .. CcutlhrJ.Jaot add 1~ 1o .-,-tu ·lo"" tbe c-<had Jwrt 1o -•· wtll et IIIII ArcbN will be ftauct e....... ot --lMl. SM ... .,._ c:DI)f U. ht""' u pnlldtD.t tor tb1 tQII'. trudf.wlUMdlae ldbJ~~.JwtUCtlll'~.~-l,cW...-. ,.r wt.U be Jo .. • OPF.niiUT PAIOOIIG a Loopo ol -v-.~-~ ' -. _ _. · •lit, IM 0oJ>. llq., do-a--. tlllt .. CIGIItJ ..,. arrue-lllta will ....... r ... IISZtrtlft, ...., 11 ts•Leapt, Amerlcu f .. ld Bel'· pu'bull ..... at tbl Grot lito llrujl aptw pan 1 a o1 111o -""_.oUt r_, peded 1o "* ~ eo.ctJY!eo, Famltr -,.u... Sllap. Tilt -nee-(1<-ae tW1r W..,.t llr, ... Hillalnli fa c-..Jtewpxt, 111111P1ft ot tile III'CIIIt""'Mge AllpltDt dl Oro, ud MDIII la T011 ll: t .. u -.vaace Polluters to be sued? COIIIItJ Baud al' .. Ht11U8 c· t e ofll!ei.JIIrar7. ..C .... ftD .... atiOIRII!bJ. ·-,. .., "' -· IYIC Assn . VOleS tonHe "T"" "~ -"' Jau ••aMod. no c.a~ a .........., ......... _........ tldJ: ~ -· • •tile....,. r....,.. ...._, 18 U....«. ..... ~.., • .... ..... IMa.., .... ...., ., hlfl ri1Mbal.r4 'no., .... -·..__ na -••. 11or Clno bJ-Iawl po~~ey .. ·--"' 11ar .,.a--11ar --"' •-• ... 11r. ••a.. ._ ~-"4 0 d ....... •uutetle will Iiiii at 7:JO llldp fOUIIC lb't•_. .... .._. m.atJ," 1118 tbl et~ac. Mr ........... ._.., Tollllll. 1ut - -......... ....,, Ool. ... II tbe wtn ctoclda ---._.,... ._ .-. J--U, _.-Me. Mala ....,..... ...... C.-Aft. e''EI try a. a ...... k '1M wUl ...... llloA,.J, fto 11u C ..... lecniU'J ... Clllll 1111 -........ --••nl .... _Gorii,1 .. W-"""~!*-~~~--~~-.. ~ -IIC.,IIaii-INI, ..,..._,_.,laCIIIIJIII 1¥ ...... ._. .... 0 .... .... 1110111 • ..,. ·---sa Cit7 ., • ., ..,..,. 81Ca .... .,. .......... a ... , JhP ,...._ .. _.. ... tlllt ••a 1 ,. .. .-.. nllrirf. a. wa did" .. ta all_. .. ....._ Dt • AM •g • 1, ...... ~·,. .. 0. ... to, CDMCA wtllllll Dftt' 7 tar .WI ... .._.., ncNl-........... c F .. _....... ~=-Goc-dtlllor~·· .... -. ..... I _,,., tl---.;; ... • lor_-. __ I ' .. ?11,,'! c • .,_ ...... ~ we tfc*ZPJ_......_. "'W...tllll..,.. • ...; .. Ita·:: -~ g • , .. , • • m .,..... .. I~C5 1 ... lillllw II IIIII tl .......... Ill .,....•.,.. ..... . L._ .. llllrwtll.-tlll~ ••I -.·~ ellr • .,., II , ••"* •••u•-••wJts• -=--. l 4•;,. ~~ ,As H-.... .._. .. .._.. ... eM»-il ..,... •-_. ._ ;~~i~~i~i~._i ":-• ··\a••s•••·,...., ..... ,~ .... _. .... , tr ' .............. ,.. .... k' 71 t:o.._·---~-ctsz-1• a jrrt Cv*' C B. to ... ... J2 JW .. Jil,.. ...... .. -• , &I ... -jl II , • •-=.-.--.. -.. -.... .... Qdo ...... !."!.. -:!!!i .. ·~=-_...1 ............... .., ...... Ill .... -II-,_ ................. at SF .. 40 ••• , 'r =··-·· A-. • tw t~etrtr 11 a • s .,...._ ••• .._,._ •• ci.a a 11 u , .... • 'J beiP -.cb other. JOMM WERLIE Aft.-W«kiDC for lbe stock eacbUp ud lor tbe teklpbc:me compaDJ liSoutbG"DCalllaroi&, be JaiMd a trl.-1 la a e1oWDc: mu8ctwDc ....... Aael' M .,ld Ida tll&ll'ell ill tMINit· aaa. • came to Mnport to ometattnc at ·Friday's me. mortal serrtce Ylll be Dr. Cladts Dlereaftekl. rlap b&n btl. Qytng at talf staff as a rMmortal to Mr. Banett. 1'be famt.b suants me- morSal doa&Uoos, la Ueo ot nc.ers, to tbe Am•leu Dia- betes Aaa., 1 '7N2 In1De Bltd., T-._ Politicos swap charges C•-loa IDr Go -Slate , Asu~ Dtatr1et -t Ia tilt bam s neord MIDc 1! yars lloY. s~eii4JiWdear,_ •• ·~e.U:~ IMt 1a tllla - -..-nlos IQr 1 dlll&te • D::tl........ «.-..... , Uld tt wUl air Om cent a..-. IAwla ot oa c ..... t 50~ Oct. 10 ud 1...-, lraelclllllu-..t.t !few. S at 7:10 p.•.," Ill' • • • *t'Leu RaWt a.e.m of ~=Mr .. lAW' ..._ •..,.t .. ,. uaodlltldl• _.. FNqlldla: t •*"'· Me ~ blcUR M Ms ard .... """'nllll ll'fiiEJ a M t I S: r.:-af.._u,. .. ... ... 10 i'ti05d t1 .. ._ 1M s.. • slw a tM , 1 tt:r IIFiilt&• ··~I '"' M tin. .:..... •• " 0 f ru .......... ~ .. .,._n'cn,c...-llllMr. wIllS .. till._.., Mr. e t'•---. • .-g 1 .. as• eutuds' 11 ..._. -· -~ ... ~ ............... ..-. ---~ :r:-...... -.-. • ~ .... 11;11, ~ ,. .. .-.z ... IIZIIIIII till f1llil: • OS • • sd !t • 1 .. ,_ 1,;;; .. ___ , ......... .. I 7 J c.,--,.._n a ---•tWa ·=-·,.. -._ .,.. .. .: a. --lp . Tl a a -•rufs.,-. ... ·-· ... · ~ ~PICIAL I -II ' M 1M CITY M IIIIIFCMIT • ..,. THE HAll-AIIU.'I Mn.;T -1-Jt ........................ lmL._.., __ ..,_,CWII.HUI 'IW~·-IA--7t41 ;,., .......... .,. ................ -..-.. ..... ~ ....... cw& ,_HIWHMTJU.lUO& IMIIGN-••111• I ...... • ........ ol ........... .., -'* ............. ,. ..... ...," • ., ltsl, ... 0 .. eo.t for~ ~~-a...:=.O'M I'":\, ........ .., ,...... ......,. .. ' MJe4 •• ,..._ I'Sj a • .U.VOiHAAPA ....••• O... ... PI.Mt PIOKA.APA ••••.. • • ••• ~ • .,._. IUNCIUPTION RATII . I• ...,.._ .A.a1 0.. ,_,, U.N: 2 ,.._.,I I.M 0. ol ......... Aftll 0. ,_., 16.M: 2 ,_. ...... ~---a,...o••ooo..a,Oooooo.e <71. ~OtJ 4t,· .11-,. ARVO E. HMPA, owner Md publisher of tt.t Eflsllft •~~oo~•••••~ooo••~ • DON'T FALL FOR SIGN "DETENTE" A note of warning and advice for New- port Beach merchants: Don't be lulled into complacency by the news that the city's planners are "watering down ... the new sign control ordinance. That's the classic method of placing shackles on the unsuspecting --first shock them with an objectionable new law, then placate them by changing some of the worst features, and thus the still unsuspecting victims are chained, a link at a time. Not so long ago the city staff came up with the plan to put the city In forced- partnership with all local businesses by enacting a business license fee schedule based on volume of business. The re- action was a city-wide outcry am·)ng the merchants against this meddlesome pro- posal, and the plan was withdrawn. There was momentary rejoicing at this apparent victory, but when the shouting had sub- sided, what did they hear? . . • The news that business license fees had been doubled I An objectionable law had been defeated, but the merchants found them- selves saddled with a 1 Oa:{, increase in business license cost. All control legislation is put into effect by the same trickery • • • a little at a time, until our so-called public servants have achieved their goal. Let's not be fooled again with the invitation to "detente" with the planners and con- trollers. Compromise means ultimate de- feat, just as we are experiencing with detente on the International level. The response of an overwhelming majority of merchants has already been given loud and clear: We do not want any change in the sign ordinance. We're all having trouble enough In business during these critical times, so stop this additional harassment. • • • • ELECT THE INFLATION FIGHTERS A Gallup poll has just verified the well known fact that inflation Is con- sidered to be the No. 1 national problem. A disturbing sidelight Is the revelation that a majority of those polled think that the Democrats have better idea.s than the Republicans as to how Inflation can be licked. In other words, the Democrats, despite their public record of voting for big spending, are supposed to come up with the cure for the harmful results of this deficit financing. There Is little comfort In recognizing our No. I problem, if the cauaeis ignored. Cerlainly by now It should be plain to all that our cost of It~ is ~ming upward because of the billions added to the national debt by the federal govern- ment. There is no correapooding increase in the amount of goo$ to be purcbaaed, so these billlona in "pllony money" placed into circulation keep bidding up the pricea. On Nov. 5 we llhall eee U the votere throughout the natloo have the lmowledge and the guts to ehooM inflatloo flghtere inetead of the blc epenclere. We are in blc trouble already; the lituatlon w1l1 be d81perate U the bl& epenclere get back ln. • C.unrmRT VILLAGE Editor ol t11o Eoolp: I blft DO U1 to &rlad In t11o ,....-DolalloJ'a can- _, Vlllap -q,m.,., Aa I prap119 OWMI'ODSlststrett, l 1tu1t to beoeftt from UJ ,.._.,... ol llle aell!llbor--· N-.rtblleu, tYery Dew de- nlqaeat prapoeed from oae IIIIi ol tllo Ballq Peolosula to tllt otber mUll eoatroat the lDdllpW:ablt fact a.t we al- rlldJ ban a traffic a.M l&ek- of-PUtiJtc problem bert, lDd lllot IM8 -lotm Is coll>C tD war-.Ul we .top couidet-t.ac I.....U" W&yl of eettiDc _. tralllc ID IUid start lattDc -IDpt.....,oflloul. Wt. I uted, at the public btuillC OG Sept, 19, lf I.D)' eouldtntioo bad beeP. gtven to retuac people 1Dto the new project by met.OJ: other Uu automobile, tbe ltalf repre- NOtlt1Ye reiPODded tblt tlle o•enU problem •u bel.ng studied, but that oo particular atteotlon had beal pnn 1D this rep.rd to tbis pro)ect. U I may draw tbe I.DI.IDO', tbl.t 11 like aylnc. "We coaeede tbat ... pood Is O¥erfiowiJ>c '""'· thoucb wearestudy1n,(tbeprob- lem, we baYto't yet dlseonred a mtua of lowerlng or even stabll1&1Dc tbe leveL ID the LDtertm, we are recommeodlng that a DeW stream be dh'erted lDto lt." U I were a member of tbe P1uD1Dc Commlslion, I wOtlld OIIPOM --peadiq a reallstle tra!lle-partl.Dc' pla.D ror the ..,. .. area --UJ denlapmeat tbat would jast put more· water tnto tbe poDd. Jack WUJiamsoo 426 3bt street Newport Beach • VOTE "NO'' CWf .. z .. Eclllor ol t11o i""F. CJDc:e apJa oalfof. S; we ue bolar .-tD--... &!- rood)' --lllry _,.IJ luH bl' Y0Uar lor Pr<ip)l(-tioa z. Tho tu-.. JID& pai>Uc Is be- lli( pTMl I "_, Job" b7 lba scbool dlatrlcl bl' 1101 laJID& o• tbe faeta ~ tbe true COlli to tupt,.,.. Further; tbere wu DO arru- meot ap.illlt th1a Propoe!Uoo ln tbe 80-calla:l "lmputial &D- alysf.s'' amt out wUb our sampLe ballot. · We JUIIIt received aaotber ma- jor l.Der...,. LD our 19?4-?5 pr~t)' taxes, aad aow the scbool diltrlet wutl to CITe t11 LDOther large tu tDer•• 1D our 19'15-'J6 pnlpel'tJ ta.us, !rom I3.U tD lUI por 1100,- 00 of UHSMd fthatloa. Tbat equals an tDcreue ol $!12.00 on a $40,000 borne, and $Sl8.- oo oo a $60,000 bome. la sueb an I.Dcrea.H ~m Amerlca.D? PrelldeDt Ford bU: asked au ol us, IDcludlDc oar school district, to bold tbe llDe oa uaoecessary speodlor and to eut down wberever aDd when- ever possible. Wby do we have to lncrease the p~U eJrP8;Dditure from $1,- %'7%.00 tD $1 ,422.00 per P14>11 while our scbool enrollment Is decreuin&: rapidly'? Furtbel, thia I.DereaH, U~ pro.-ed, will be LD etreet for an iDdefln!te period of ttme, wbe- ther It Ls oeeded, or not. E.-ery fOUq' periOD In the Newport..... aall'led Kbool dlmlct Wbo owu: res.ideaU&l or bu.siDea property, eYerJ reater or le...-, sboWd YOte NO OD Pr~sttloo Z oa No - .-ember 5tb, aDd pta a stop • lo tllll ~ tread lo oar .ciiOoll. SIDMreb' -- E. Sllcock 19 BIAa. Cons • FACt: FACTS, DODGERS Editor ot 111e EMIID' As an ok1 tueball fa.n, 1 felt I mast commeat OD tbe lall.lleat elalm ol the Dodprs tbat tbey are a better ball elli» thaD tbeJ rt1llJ are. In tblir Jut t World Series, afllut BaWmore ud OatlaDd, tbe Doclpn baYe woo ooe pme wbUe loAac 8. 1n tboH 9 pme1 tbeJ ICOI'ed a crud total of lS rtas, some ot whlcb were tiDtll'Ded. Tblt'au anrace of leu ttan 1.5 ruaa per pme. In botb Mrtel, theJ made mlDtu U.t cbampioubiP- c:aJ1ber C.ms U't mate. TbrN ol lbalr 4 startloc pltch- ertAr th1a year '()11-..r•mllh. DoniDc and Jobu) are ex-. American Leacaer• Wbo d1dD't do u well ill tbl American Lequo. Dodpr fanslboaldfleeflcts: Tbey ban a real lood C.m, whlcb wtll pt better with u- pert.eoee, TbeJ are DOt u JOOd II tbe Oa.klaDd A's. And, after t-.rln&' and see- Ill( "8111)' Bucka" Buclo>er lor the put week, I baYe S sucps- tl.ons tor blm U.t wtU he_, him mature, both as a baD- player aad a mu: (1) Don 't UDderesttmate JOUI' oppooeots or make them mad by popptor otl. (2) Wbea you rllll the buel --tb1Dk. Yo a 'WOGid bl" beell tbe .tttnc . N1 at MCODd wltb DODe oW 111 tbe ftDa1 pme If you bada't eballeilpd tboH "Interior" A's by trJLDc to taka uotber bue. (S) Learn to lose gn.celuUy. • TfN Birela Lol Let's Put OSHA Out of .,.-,... ., .... .,, ... ~·ur'' II ,.,:1' '11 •-'lllo ~ ffl*¢ -...... wo12T1 ... W Ia '...., _. ,..... .. •, , , ' Mn '' -~ ._ oiMr ...._ • Ill ...... •:g C: to Meau , .... ..._,... .. ,.,,. n••. OIHA.A• 1111 e's~W ... • -............. -.. ol ...... _,.._.,, .. ., llliiJ!i A 11 • --.••• 10 IIMr .. 6 I out twa.nr.. .J llld rtn11y .,._ .,o1 .... tbo ,....., " T11aa. wo ·-'"Acd-~ """"' row .,,._., -·r-..,..._. to ........ · ••---. 1m llld tm, till ,..,. ---.. -up b)' yoon oiaeo <alA -••Uolld. Allor •• II OllilA to oomct thul ....... CD?f""'-. C8ftA could M1 IN~' I ........ thp 1bt ..... lftlult to Alnilirille•t•cts..Wft .. tiM KCid .. ll .... ratelhould.,..., M I iolt101111d1nt. i.ccold1J11.ro OSHA. tha -' ....tt of 1t1111'orta. 1u1 tha "-""' ..., llllt, llld .. _or our natloll'a .lndwtrt,a an too , dalplla OIHA'a nlat-,acddaallll =poo teupld 01' too dueo~a to pw I bool -tha IIWIIbor of ...................... to Ill pcnont who 110 aamlna 1 u.toi r.,. Jhom. -111 t1w · -,.,. 11 before. lil!llla tha Add ... Injury oo lis lnalltlna pramlll, OSHA ~ do P'-Ia t11aJ OSHA lw aot Oll!lctod hat publbllad theol-1 of edlcll for -tha lllety or iho --"""""-" at !Ill . b...._, aD of which have lho r .... or law. But OSHA cortalnly hot alfocl.od- and hiNd a awann of bwoauc:rall 10 1ntuna b,.._, lA lho trplcol -~~~ o1 Sapt.- compllante. lnapeetlona. dtatlona, liMa; and 1973, ror ,_, OSHA CG~dueled 6.1)41 ......... I quldtly bec:orna I war ol Ufo -ll»poetlorw. ......... 0111 3,611 Mtmever OSHA's offidab arrWe on tiM laM. dtetlona ....... 18,113 'tlolatioM, •d ..,_. Some b-have boon forced 10 doaa -lotallla& 1477',609. AddltioMI--o( bccauae of lnabWIY lo .... , OSHA'a demanda. dol1an had 10 be apenl fOI' equl~ ..... Expansion plans of othen have IMien .. n on tbe penonne1 to uU.fy OSHA dernudl. n. con.- drawlna board In lhe wake of an OSHA -· tlnulni a1owdown In prodU<tMIY eo-b)' The co• to American buline.,.n hu been auch tw.ment baa raulted in few• Jobl, .._uaa. ~of ...... and hlala<r prl<Ol. StW, OSHA'• defeoden inaUI !hal Ill< In...........,., wo conclude thll,tr•tety and IPDCY la neceaary because thousands of Amtr· t.lth .,. the pll, thert never t. btea any · l<ant are ldllcd and over IWo mWion .,. Injured nood for OSHA. But If lhe -mool'a P,UI· at work each ygr. And they trot out the f'leurea pole Ia to control, ttlfle, end ndn A~Mf~P'a appearinlln "Acddoal Facta," the l"'bllealloal b-eornmunlly, lherela and conll"'!l':tp of lhe no_n .. ntal. prlvarely .,pport.., be a oood for OSHA. The otrona pol!ll>lllly thai National Safety Coundl, to prow their cue. thk II Indeed the pemmtnt't purpoH lhot&k1 Lllte I Miaaourlan who hat IO be aMwn, · nol be overlookod. however, we obtained the three mc.t reent OSHA MYer c:ould, and seW canaot. be tasua: of "Acddent Facu.. and carefully jUillfled. Numerous Conare.men haw m.dy checked the 1t1tiatica pveo In eadl. 1be Rnt introduced or aupported lealUUon to ttfUI .. overlooked" item we found Wll that DOt Ollly this bweaucratle moalltr. lbey are arudoUI to had the number of aeddental deeth. dec:r...cl put OSHA out of buatne., and tbey d•ll" tbe from 19,000 In 1937 lo j,.l onr 14,000 In thankaandlhobelpofaDAmerlcona. 1971, bul !hal thJa remarkable doer-ID tho .,.,.., 191<., 171<1'* -......, - Conservative c omment c--·-· lliH tllol our _, II belli( metbodic:alb' }Ooted ol. our w•ltb; bowtTer, too few r•- Uze bJ wbom Ud to wtat ex- tent. Tbe IDdomttable c.ry At- leo bu ""'""' tbe a.uwen 1D llll,latelt work, "Tbl kd- ell aDd bow our eeoaomy t. beJDc deltroyed." 4fa1amlMd, tbe 1ooter1 are aot tbe n.Ddals or tbe a .. but are Amerlean pollttei&DI, lllteraa~l bu- kerl ud lrropat bar•uenta. AD lmportut lool ol llleae muter meebu1c1 ol mooey Is 111e EII>O<I'-1-- u illo Ell-lla p.._ .... .,_ ... ...,._ a.Dd LD U1! n.r_ WU be- 1'"1 -tllo -lA U'l1 ltpampodoo0-~1 lollall( p1aa1 b .. mll""o. 1>J -pol-b I IIebl ete., etc., ad l""'lhlm Oil a dDULr, ap1a at .....,._., ot c:oar•, we an rec:au u. ....... Yoa Jldll iDr ,.-. reeellt •IDMI fte&t ud erato Mlf liiDw mea ol tbe ... ID- ct•l U.t bU · c.t IDd 1a Jet detlt-..a .,., aeer..., will ,_ .. ..., ... IIIIo tllo be _..,"" tllo --· btlliDM. n. leDdl *-bill "Tbe looters" ll mat read .. """ bl' a-..111 blllloopluo Ill( lor .... , _, .. ..., cltl. s' laWMt, Wu written off ••· Tbe pampbl.t 11 anllable by brUUut poUUelaDI It taxa at tbe Amerteu ~lDJoa Boot pa)'wa' ...... a.ad LD tbe store at !504 No. ftnport Blfd., IIIUt breatb tbe Workl War D Newport HeJ.pta, til at tiMI Ea. doh! owed bl' lba So.Wo, 116 llp Now-. Yoamay- blllloa plaa 81, wu .Uiild yo. ordtt at Me-OMS. ,.,..,.~,;r -. to Europe, .Uta aDd lbe Kid. ·---------------Eut tD the ·-of $%.4 bll- The Richardson Report Then, perbapa, when you wtn, you will be able to wtn wtth rrace ... IS tbe A'l clld. A Fan Uoa.. Ia tbe proee1a of Mll1ac The crime .. ,. is larJdy ~ervin& pri10n terma who 1hot to tbe rocelper the esporter the 'proteDY of that pnen.tkm a robber In ttreir home or 11 pa1d immediately, tM Am-of do-soodift& bteedin& beartl store, wbUe tbe robber w~nt erlcan 8aDk pt11t1 eut aacltbe in education, politiCI, preu free, The apprehended nluer By Sl!fATOR H. L. ttBARDfJOif (R _ A.ftadl&) U.S. tupayer pay1 tbe later-and c.ourt1 that crime b almott il often out of the jail before Aa we sit bere lmder the for Just a pair of audals'? ENROLLMENT NOW 662 ~It nb.t~daodu.eUutt; :.0 wholly the renlt or his victim set• oul of the golden dome, thlnktog about out Gold became tbe e.eat~al AT SO. CAL. COLLEGE ;.y;'i: du:t..=..•-to. b,c ~ environment Crime wu, i.n hospital. golden state, ttt1s ie&f.slator llll'f'lr. A reeord eorollmeat o1 862 bill ~ T ..--a_. fact, theu O¥ered ucated The wrist-sltp hu replu:ed lr lhl 1 ... -~ t "-·~-•-ha ~-•-• t • •r. IJPIJef, JOU auu morona tlu-"t u• not the the rock pile. hoba:o·on haa om a 10 _.. ~ o w. Here are 6 COOd rea.ons s,....,n... • ..-.. reac""" a I seem to be oa tbe wrooc .... -. world dee ideeS that 1t would wby: (1) Gold 11 euily recor· Southern Calllornla Collect LD side ol tbe tnc:e. criminals t.ult but IOCk:ty's replaced solilary confinc.ment. probably be wtae to do a pro-Dlzable; (2) COld Is firtuaUy Costa Mea. Tbey come from In 191!, a. part o1 tbe!flxal-f1ult. The lhrinb sermoniud Today' s ''sentenc e'' i1 cram oa. IOid -· beUeYt lt or ladestructlble· (3) cold 1a easy across lbe .. tsoa aDd 2S dll-Kil&t.aCV --., RIUia wu that a youth went wronc rehabilitat ion. hen for DOt --a1Dce &Old hll reeeind to work 1rttb( (4 ) &Old lJi rare; ferent cotmtrles. pna IDOIIt flYc."ed Mt1oD Ita. eitber because hil mother wta murder. At lcut for the ftm qalte a bit of1Dte:rest la tbls (5} rold la n.bable as a metal Out ol tbe U majora oft'ered, has 1«1 Eximbank 1ou1: were too II)Od to him or not &ood murder. Isn't everybody ltate. Peop .. today say, "Wba.t for lts mm use -· U bas ita 33% are ma)orlne La teJ.Jcloa., I.JTUC'Id, tollond bJ a mu-e no u &h . The Soc ialiat entiUed to Olff! murder "on the 11 all thia fUss about told?'' on LDtrlule nbae·, and (6) Bible, aDd reUgloul edaeat1on. 1~1 ~ 1o ~u •~ Com-ph 'd h So •-A 1-ltadJtDc •• --1< .,..... ...-10 iltry 11.1 t 11 ponrty uwre are my tbotJ&t:ls oo gtrts Ute coldl (Mea ~,., been DOtber u are klo: 91 LD mla1Jt eeGIIlmJ bJ kxiUill tbe CIIUMS crime . 10~1dl That stDgle word bad ~E~e':r:'t!tbaa-:: :.:~ ::'::;.tu!; U.~==doi• to com -CoavenienUy merlookin& createcS a lot of tuas throqb-satulady. u aoy object t.louD:I aad Ill LD butneu. m111:Ut adOu wwe lutr11e-the fact that wt were at one oat t&Utory, PoUtlela.D.s damn desirable to WC!mtD, u tm -There are 251 -.om• Ita-ted to pat trade promotloa at and the .. me time, the riche~t It, piii'Dmflllll deootmee It, mediately bas eome nlue to deata aad 411 ma Residlnc top prklrtt)'. Of~•tbecom-nation in the world, and one aDd COGtemponry ecooomlc mu.) oa camp1111 LD tbe two snea-.uta de"...,. ..... "" of the mott crime-ridden. bot-1hota c.allltthlt "bu'b&rtu Gok1 Is a flotutlc metal; .tory relldeaees are 163 mea :U, .. ~•r~"C' ~':.-~ Some aocio-cynia bave metaL" U llalmolt lDI:Ieltructlble. Sea aad 181 womeo. 181 tar tbem ilaa!IICb u tbe even 1uaetted that we 1bould WUb all of tbe demttlatioa.s water will act eorrode lt; It Fatmeled LD 192:0, Southern Amerlc:u lui*JW bid .._ •ct rkh people to office we•n beard o.-er tbe past 30 wlli aot r"• cSecay, or 1oee Calllorala Collep mcwtd to deo•-•~ 1o ...... L -, ..... """' .... d • ld I •--. 1•--loc:al'-N ...--r-• ...-...-r.u~ bec.u.e ..,.,y on t haw to JtiU'I J0U WOU th r* peopm Its color, Few add.l atl'ect 1t w pre -. oa 8W-ID tbe ... o1. -alt .,.,_ would waot to pt rld of lt, ud DODe of tbe ~atlnl ele-port Boul..ard LD COita Mea -steal. Anybody who's taken but DOt eol Gold 11 JtW more mtnt. eu dull ill appearance. ID 1950, aDd 11 tbt oidelt 4-m~ .earten ,. are· aow hit smart pil .. OUJbt to know popular than eYer. Why? Well. It II malleable &Dd dlflllble. yeu collep lDOrt.DpCoay. b•ldlac tbe Kama RIYer fae-tbat then's no COMection 1f you do DOt know, you really It 11; • ., to work With Uld tor)', W'llleb Will prod.ce 150,. betw•n thievery and ., .. lth. oboald. eaa be.,._ 10 !hiD,.. BOBJOHESOII STAFF 000 baTJtroa:apory-,11111 ~u thJa coluaan h• potnlod IAI'a 110 hack ID Ume tD ClJI-throupa lt. II cube OF SUPERVI50'1il RILEY loe-IIJ, 1ne1r. p-cu oul prnlouoly, moll ... 'WtiJ IOklbubeealmportut made iDto small deDomh•Uou Robert T.JODHbujoiDidtbe al.o mutadwt l:l.llb. ,.. p o II tIc Ian • are I Ike to ma.a for tbo "'• of Ytal'l. euli:J ud Qed u a medlum Raft o1 Flftla Diltrtet s..--olllplt ol Udli ~ wU1 be cockro~M:Mi: It'• not what Ia ma.a'• prlmJUn bec1lm1Dc of exbaJtCe. ~ Ttaonau F. Rl'-u u '----111o ~ ~ au .. -.. steel and c:a-off but be tad DO ...:I al .... ld. He Gold 1• •-• ..,..t... -.. , II'•--....,_ ua .... ,. .. , • .... '--• __ .. --.... euc.-t•e •••• Aalerlcu lldor1N OOIIbiMd. wtlat they raD lnto 1nd "'"' biDed, ftd hU: flmU:y.~«~ U.-ed •WIY to meet biiD'IU DNISa, Mr. JODH. muried IJid 1'M c.t o1 tiM COIIIIPIIZ 1a $1 up, ADd t.ben 1n aomc c:rimn wllll hll trl1>t Ill ca'lll. w ... I>W --iVI IUid dlf--<II to -tD '-· 1>111A-Pill• IIIII-woao I•• _ _, -· like be .. .--IUcllllt be-f1C11111oalloooollllllllocllucel n-RlloJ'o atr 1rom Ida ftl1a 111o ._liar c--· loopd ID -· 1oe hopped ot 10-"""""" I 11'111 ~ ~11oo rice .. -.-. •-blm s tbe Mid ud toot U. d-' ,.. -u .-.... 111o __ _. .,.._ .,.... u -or • M•h*' ..-• _.. To •'CW"t"' crime, .. "Ve -.. -~ ---dMC of .Dulel 41 A...-te1H, -~ -ld...._.,.-.-~-IJ. IIIII ldDI ol ba-IUid cii(MIIw Ill --..t• --..-_,.. ••1, .Oiiooa ol dollan 011 -... aa u.ellllft plac•nl ac-eJ. hou•'?" Particullrty if hit motber wun"t Jood to him? Nut to affluence, they told 111 tbat edue1t1on Wll a super crime deternnt. Actually you need to be educ.ted to be able to commit some c rimes. A hi&h percenta&e of hiJh crhnr.1 are perpetrattd by th• hiJhly educatd. Jhportedly, 40 percent of Hitler 's concentration amp JOirdl held doctorate dep-e•. Moet Coftpe•men and Senaton are collep men -and th•y're atealin&l.ll bUnd . The IMWeT tO crimt It not amuen~, en•lronment. nor ecluaUon. The ,._, of a.U dctaneall il Cluiltlanlty. And nut to th11 , swift. hlnll, ~tabk punilhment. Crime ll nowisblna in Amaica bccauM edina pey1ln AJMrtu. mu beblriol' wu net&woeal. an Mrdb' W.IJ. Be •~.~tMIMI'IJ ..,.Udlldf-ID,.... .._ ..--.Ilf "Yrbu rntwal," morlq allort.KTed IIIII -palaflal. ll, 1IU 1 fll'ai -ber ol reciG< lot llo<ftoll --._ -I lo I lo 1 ,_.., ti,OIOI from -pia• 10 INUUIID RAPE Somew'IMre, .,....,.. P tbe lldllltllal ...._ It Ll aa IZ.. MUO.I ~ otftlloa. Jlt 11 Bold ,... Mt. 'hie ,..,...._ MOC.Mr. We-.. spat bUIIOM W., "IWJ, lit'• ....,."Trade e.U. ,...,..... ole*b'tdt)', .. 11Q IUt 1'11' ot ltlll1 at • ... ._. .. 11 ,.,, wiD of d01111 oa Ndl Public No otMr mme, 1 bttint, wu -· ~le IUid -u cu 1oe -1o ,....lrJ. Ia w-. -UlitwliiJ C..l-1 .,... ,.nod t1 U ,_.., ""' ... _,..rotltlof .. 11M .., -., .,..,k .. ralia bloody. -*J IIIII 11M w1rll(. lop ol law, --1111 U '1'111 1oe $36 1111 P I I ~ PrtmJUft etttltqttoe a4-..._ lll.ft &ll*itldllldiJ Je.S ,_,., It.,.,...._.... m on tu It-lit 11M m tht put few y..,._ TIM YUC8d to a tndlllc IDCtltJ •-Jtllu ... Md1IIIZI, ant,.,... Jl ..... '11111dal praject .laSt. LoWs. Atttrolll:y 'two ludiftl c. .at• t&aw .,._ ... ndMd a.t we -.cit pn.c111¥ Md s•-·•1&,. IYC TO HOLD ANNUAL IWtiJ blat. .._. • tltllllf· II ralir tt_ .,., to bt torn do•tJtleu b .. a •o111U111 1lad---·---Uoallo•o;IT-.A-oiiiOid IIAZMIUIOVEIII!RI re_._,.._._ -. ...... ~aHIOIII llb"ualloo, .. d ucla! ... ..., olrAII ._.-a.ro.d 0. tlllrd 1111 fl..-•••ir• o1. ...._ Y~ellt c::.pool. Td:lae die PIGPN lat•tntioa. ·Call ma •• ._..,_......__.,.., ... Ill tt tltl ._ olaU Cll6t.' t ttar't#....... 'ne qll"¢1"" 11, U ..... outoftM*• ... IIOCtaU •.....at ~-,_.t, Mt ~..__... :-..eo.~--. ,. • ...., ....at ..-, _. dota't ',.,,a. .... 4D11 ...... .;..itotpae·,_,.. feeta en1tt ctt. Mod•,. -, -.. bol I 1lad GoN---.. --.I ~· -... D Plf'IY---Ia -· . kclur ..... -. io •o•ao. 0. .. ·-... ..... I•M• ... ,.. -fl ••DE II M.l.ld II . ~-•_......... R net.. 01 ....... 4 al11cu · _10 _____ -. ----Qold-erw •• at tllo-·--111 ·-·lila "P'll ..... -..._-..... ·--.. llbol·-~-: ...... ...:. 1...,---II L .. lla 1. 11o ....... -... ......... 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L---------:--------'~ --~- WE'RE SIMPLY BURSTING ••• • . • With ,. .. ,.1 11ft< aad bllldlenlla bo& .. tlUIIy madt by your kat ta14Dted artt.Q upeclally tor you I Come or )\lit •t•lt f1fflr 1 ~ of coffee anytime lloadly tbr-Satur""' 10,00 t. HO ~ • ..aliT IIAAIOR fiiSIGN I'U&IJMEO ftEIILY . • PACif I lliURSDAY, OCT. 14. 1974 OOIIDIIA D£L IIAII, CAL. 'NHCC members total 1,307 Board Mmbwl of U. ""· Fieldla.C, dlle'-'t the 1~ ... , 1*1 Hua Cllamblr o1 Com-1u ~ocr-pr.....,.... r.r Or. _ .. -r-,. Oct. u . ..., Cooojy to .. _, ·-•t lbo Bt.-Bay Clot>. Tbetr OCTD Wrict . • ....,. 1tllloo loeluded tbe • n.sTTV AL OF UGHTS tot»w~A~ aplldt lttml: Chrlltml.l puadt uouad U'le 1 SILVER ANCHOR anrdl Harbor wtU be held De<:. 19- l.ebeoD pll.na nre c!Ueuued zs wt.~ tM Commodores Club by tbe Worn••• Dh1&108. Tbt P10mlt.IDc tbe bl.ll'!st and hest a.al awardl ltmcbeoa Y1U be parade ..., bold Oct. zs at the lrY!no c-· COidry Club. !C.,..._ • MEMBERSHIP report re • .,.led e current paid member· ahlp of l,S07. • NEW BUILDING plana tor Cbtmbu beldq\&ltan, to be btd.lt oe Jamboree Rd. Daat the ...-pollee aDd ftre staUOos, are Procr••stn&. wttb allbtdld- ma permUa espeeW to be ap. proved wt.thlD a few weeki. • POUCE AWAROO hmcbeoD wu set for NOY. 14 at tbe Newoorter Inn. lndlvldtal ad - mlaalon la$10eac h.BuslDesses buylnc a table tor 10 wtll also be OOill ror a poUcema.n aod hl& W1la a.t no extra charge. ••• AND NO SMOKING 1-lere'~ an old· II ~'~X remedy for a sore throat-take ll feather d1p 11m kerosene rub o ... er the 1nfec.tc.d area . This IS a case of the cure bcmK worw-!han the lllllCS5. It's nK:e to know we don 't h~tvc to rely on ~uch Ineffective and unplc:a.sant "rchd"' So, don't lake chancc6 when your kcit.lth ~~ mvolvcd. When )"ou're 111. your physic1ag IS the only per-.on qualified to prescri be for your needs. Then, for rrompl. profesiional servtcc, bring h1s pracnptoon~ to us. UN'PACKING AND PRICING new and old ltlml to be aokt at the ·fourth annual Newport Harbor Sputic Larue'• boutlq111 and rummap sale are, trom left. Mrs. Rlebard Schumacher, president; Jane Sulllnn, Mra. Ectn.rd Tulp and Ura. Jerry Marks, who are aaaistut1 to tbe chair- mao, Mrs. Jotm Sel)lo. The aale •Ul be bekl trom 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Nov , 6 lD tbe Wal)ln Products bllikU..DC, 240 Brlns Ave., Costa Mesa. Proceeds will co toward tbe purchaH ot la.nd and c:onstructlng a resl.deot borne wllh:h will be &ftled toward the development and educaUoa of the cerebral palsied aod disabled. Tbe home wt.ll be located In Garden Grove. (Beckner pboto.) • TOWN MEETlNG at Bal- boa Bay Club, scheduled tor Oct. SO, will hear Orange COUDty Transit District gen~ enl manager, Dr. Gordon ROBERT Y. MclN'TYRE 01 Newport Beach bas been pro- moted to senior l'ioe-presldent of Southern Cautornla Gas Co. He j)lned the utiUty In 1%2 aoo served In various sates Clristensen Pharmacy NB IS MOST G.O.P. CITY 3021 r; COAST JIW1' .. COBOKA DEL MU OBJOLE J-2550 ·--· AUTO, BOAT HOME,· COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, BONDS aod mukeUng posiUons IM!~ ;~:::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~:'! fore becoming a vice-pr esident ln 1970. He Is a dlredor or lbe National Housing Center, 1 41rector of F'lrst Surety Corp., Burbank, a.nd a past dlre..-tor of the Los An~les Sales and Marketing Exec utives As<;er fa. tloo. He aod his wlfe, Marilyn, hne a daughter, Julie. Final voter regtstration nc- ures for the Nov. 5 (ellera I elec- Uoo, released thls week by tbt Oranp Co111ty Voter Regls- tratloo oftice ahow Newport B•cb to be the most solldly 2239 Fairview Rd. Republican dty In Onnge COST A MESA Co::'~ucans bave a sllgtlt c&DS, 10,772 Democrats, and -. !!~!!!~~!6~4~2!-6!500!~!546!!•!3~2~0~5~~ edr,!';,;~":::~21 Republl· · 25Z mioor party registrants. Costa Mtta claims 18,199 Re- , p!Jbllcans, 15,703 Democrats, and S38 members of ot~r XEROX COPIES parUes. Both lltate Assembly dis-• Plymoulh Congregational Church of Newport Harbor trlcts and the local statesenate A Free and lndqundtnt Congrtgational OrrlJrian OrW'('h dlstrlcl are also Republlean, according to the registrar. In THE REV . JOHN A. LINDVALL, Minister lneumbeat AsHmblyman Rob- Sund•y Stn•ice: 10:00 un. • ert Badham's 74th District, Bible Study: 9 a.m . and 7 p.m. Chw ch School I 0 a.m. there are 92,292 RepdiUCIAI t..Dd 49,081 Democrats. lD tbe 3262 BROAD STREET. NEWPORT HEIGHTS ?3rd Auembty District, In· Nursery care provided Phone: 642-2740 cumbtnt RC)ubUca.n Robert ;:===================~ Burke bas '74,723 rellow Re - 'AtE ,FIRST -IAP:tiSJ:..CMURCH-- t Tlfi C~HTiffl' itdff a!\L.1cl[li'I\JiiiS ' · 101 M).OMOLIA n .• T f14J ....... IIlLI CLUSIS \AMY'A MU •vi. 11100 A.M. WORSHIP HOUR con• MIU 7o00 P,M. IY.CtLISTIC HOUR DR. JIMMY COio\8$, P.UTOR pdiUca.na, and Democrat Den- ·<GII" waaspn 1 81;3&8 retJovt ·-· State St•tor Dtnn1a Cu - ~ter, a RepllbU.CU, bas 161,- 015 Rep•ueau 1n h1s 36tb Dlatrlet. Democrat Frank Bu- taro t. JoLDidby 118,328 Dtlmo- craU oa tbe rolll. f'IRS't' GRADUATE of wbat Is now Canoga Park 1\i.Rh sci. wa s hooored there Friday, Oct. 4, as Solly Patrick, 18, at rldlt, DO'ff a retlnd mol'le eieetrtcl.all Ul'ln( at 1560 PtactDlta, West Slde, cot a plaque from current student body president Ktittl WlJ.utani, ceotar, and prlnci.pl.l Hup tk:Jdpna. Mr . Patrick ns ooe of 2 students 1n the . scbool'& ftrst p-aduatiDc class Ia 1918. EarUtr this year, tbe Enslp~ ran a story lD wtak:b Wr . Patrick reealt.d SlD'l'lrioc the 190& Su f'n.oclseo IIU'thquake. Mr. Patrick •as introduced }uat before the Canop Park foottell pme, and led the sUMSeat body to a schOol cheer. The ceremonies marked the bq1mtnr or a special '•herttare yea.r" ob- serl'&OCe a t tbe schOOl. GOLFERS WAITING FOR GOBLIN DAYS Highw.ay House of Pnyer 2411 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR LOWER LEVEl -REAR INTERDENOMINATIONAL. FULL GOSPEL 11 There'll be ''hi ~ Jinks oo the The to~~rnament is Umlted lio.k.a" Sunday, Oct. 21, for the to 100 eo..,tes. Reservations flrst arun.al "goblln days" rolf may be made by calling 540- touroameot at Costa Mesa Golf 7500, lUNDAY SCHOOL: 1:45 WORSHIP SERVICE: 11 :00 IVANOILITISTIC SERVICE : IJ:OOP.M.IUNDAV rRAYI!R AND BIBLliTUOY: 7:30P.M. WEDNEIOAV aDd Country C lub, Tbe tournament Is belnl Dial 546-2693 WILLIAM T. KROAH, PASTOR PHONE : 642-6762 Orpntzed for co\C)Ies, the played oo thelB-hole Los 1 tournament features an odd champtooahlp course, mll:ture of Scotch roursome for the sis: water hu.ards dot- r ules, bUDd bopys, 1\am and Unc Ita fllrways. TENNIS DRESSES TENNIS SHORTS TENNIS SHIRTS TENNIS SHOES TEN HIS RACKETS yams, and '•pertaps even a TENNIS BALLS ~' - We invite you to worsh1p FIRS'T 04URCH OF OfiUST. SC121<11ST LUTHERAN CHU RCH llOJ v;. Lido OF THE MASTER Nnrport leach 2900 hcifiC Vtn.o Dr. SUNDAY SOf()()L rtoost or two," says ""''!MARTA TISDAlL GETS ~~~~""''of tho mllllcl· U.S.A.F. COMMI SSIOH TENNIS RACKET STRINGING ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, SLANT BOARDS BOXING GLOVES WARMUP SUITS 9 1 to 1ao a. •· Corona del Mar, Calif. SUNDAY SERVICES LAWRENCE D . FRUHLING 9 1 10110 L •· Pastor -Phone 644-2664 WEDNESDAY EVENING IISlJ N[lAY SCI~04~LCL,S!iES I MEmNG 8p.m. Al\Ages:9:151ol0:\5a.m. READING ROOM Worsh1p Ho ur -10 :30 a.m. Weelr. d.y•: 9 a.m. · 5 p.m. Nursery and Coffee Ho ur WeciM:tday : 9 a.m.· 7~45 Tuctday : 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; 7-9 p.m. ATIEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE REGULARLY IIARII<E PVT. Dooots P. Ric- liD• of 3030 Klllybr ... t.ane. CCMG Mesa, t.a lf'1dlllted rrom recrutt tral.oiD( at the Marine Corps Rtcrti.t D$ot, San Dleso. C)a••• include IDStruct1on 1n cloM order c!rill, M.arlne Corpa b.latory, tlnta.td, uniform recu- latloa.a ud miUtuy customs a~ courtutea. The Sl5 entry fee per ~le 1 Marta A. Tisdall, daughter lDciOOes lf"EW fMs, touroa-of retlrtd Alr Force Colooel meat awards, and t.ma.od ,.ms ud Yn. Artrt T. Tlsda.ll of dtn.oer follo'Willl play, aod door 1801 Commodore Roe~. Ba.y. prlses. Tee..oflututat 11 a .m. crest, hu bHo eommtsslohed a seeood Ueuteaant 1n the U.S. LEGAL HOTICE Alr f'orceiiPQOifaduttloa.trom --o mcer Tr&ln1D( Sebool at NOTICE TO CREDITORS Lacklaad AFB. Te.a.s. SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Lt. Tl8da.ll Js bt1ne asll1ped STATE OF CAUF'ORNIA FOR to KtllJ AF3, Teas, ford~ THE COUNTY Of' ORANG£ ae a penoooel otfteer. She No. A.811Z5 •Ill Nne wtth a UDtt of tiM! Estate of ARTHUR RALPH Air Foret Loctstlcs Com - CARPENTER a.b. ARTHUR R. mand. Sbt is a 1918 cradtate CARPENTER aka ARTHUR of Newport Harbor hlp ~hOot CARPENTER a.b. A. RALPH aod recel.,.d her B.A. dep-ee CARPENTER &b A. R, CAR-1n Elltllab ln 1972 from OCLA. PENTER, Deca..S. LEATHER FOOTBALLS~ BASKETBALLS RACQUETBALL RACQUETS & BALLS HANDBALL GLOVES & BALLS HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS BARBELL & DUM BELL SETS SKATEBOARDS & WHEELS SECOND OfURCH OF OfJUST. SOEI<TIST ... .,... 11cach ,, LUNCHEON. FASHIONS eo.-dol-AT PLEAD MEETING 3100 PadRe VW.. Dr. An IDd1u summer harnst SUNDAY SOIOOL 10 a.•. G RACE BIBLE CHURCH lamehloo IDd babloD &boY •Ill SUNDAY SERVICE 10 a.nt. Veterana' Wemortal Bldt. be Hid Oct. %9 at El Adobe ~AY BVENINIG 565 W.llhh.Costa Mesa rNt1.11rut lD SaD Jaan Capis- ----. ...... , p.a. truo bJ PLEAD (Promote 1100-1...._ C.ulBwy. REV. TOM TYREE. hstor Larrd.Dt ud Education to eDd r..t..oe .. Neral.... SUNDAY SERVICES: Abut ot Drup). Soctal b.our Moa.-Pri.1 tO a.•. a. 5 p.a \0:30A.M.&. 7:00P.M. at 11:30 a.m. wtll precede the 1\...,. ......... : 7 to 9 Sunday School, all ages. Q:JO 11:30 lw:.cblaa. Re~tn~.tlolls let.• 10 a.•. a. 4 p.a. HOME BIBLE CLASSES: m&J bt I'Didl wUb F)oreDCe }~Y~oo~-~~·~.,~·~~~,!;~I:~=~.,.~-~~~~~C~o~ll~S~S~2~~~2~;~ Anaa, 141.0111, ID tbe New - .,.... _. "Teach.in& Bible Doctrine• port Harbor u-. ta.. fubiM• 1FtU be pi'UII!Ctd by Pat BarrW.. member ol ,. •nl -..__.L PLEAD and -ol U4o '"'L V*H\11 ,.-. J-o.cu~ro 1s 'Ito lilT M. IIMIITOM -P AlTO I fUbioa eM!rrn&a. 1D1S l.ocd.al 23RD $1'. ot ORAMGI, COSTAMISA • 64 .. !1010 8-rill bo Ia charco ol s-, ...... ---10:10 a.•. -, SelloOt IIIII -Ia. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to tbe ertdltora ol tbe abo'te nai'Ntd deeedeDt U.tallperiDGI M'liDI claims aptut tbt a1c1 dec.s.t are requlrtd to me tbem, with tbt DIC""I'JTO.:b.· en, lD the oftlce oC the etert or 11111 &bon oalllled ....n. or to preiMIIt tbem, wttb tbt aeeeaary YOOCben, to tM uodentped at tbt office of her attor-MJ, Keeae, Dioa. .. ..._ ' Jllllllop. Pr•ln- lioMl Corpontlola. Al'CO fl. D&Detal Tower -Flftb Fklor, ozo "-c-o.-1"· N-Boacll. Co-liMO, ftlclll la tbt ptlce oC bMI.Dell oC tbt --·l.ptd la ._, • uo .... 1:00 ..... .. _ lACK 'ROM SICfL Y :~ "'":-!w""==. ':u: """ Alrmu DaYid B. _....,..__ a.-mmc. -o1 Mr •• ~ v... --..., lbo llrstp..,_ --U-oltllll-. BAPTIST CHURCH Jacob .._ BRm•• ot tan --u tm . ..... , MillPORT II •eM ,.... .. o.,._,.c Aft., Coa ..._, IIU IIIMl G. ,..,.--1.., MollO- -A --"'"' , ...... "'J-. no.. -utiiDDt ., .....a-"' ... DR. P. ltiMTOII MIMORI wllll -1 lt•dloe M -.--1oo t t. PAITOI a 4-1/1 -.. lontM toma, _... .... _. a ~~~IUiMiD~A~Y~I:iCi-~~~·~·~·~·~(t~ht~l·~ .. ~M.i~D~t~ ... ~l~l'f~U~D~Y~~ .._ .... ....,. JIPIIfGI, ~I, 1 Cor. 1r'a&ll ................... -... , f 7 ... ,..... ... -Ia W2J!oiD.I. ,...,_ .. ~ OPIIIIJGDII _,.. ....... a--c--L:c ...• "ICIIIIIC• 01' •tfiiD., rt:~ :r.. . ---·..,--• ,..._.nan •-' ILIAIIOI C. JACIIOM. •ttt~ITI. a Ml.ll• 11r -.., tell ___, -. ... ~-~.. 11·00 ... -,. , .,. -... snr 1: ('114)-..a.n..u.. -_.. .••• •... • • _, • -..... Ill 'I IS , •ta. ...... llllllll •••.•• ; •• 11:00 .... !5::i!a. w *'::, '!' " g ¢ Dol. ... 11, -· '1, CIMtl• OIITA • -... I .. 1-• .. • -.. I c,no. ----• • A key member of the Bank of Newport team, Gene Montoomery has been a banker tor over 35 yeere the lut 16 of which have been tn the Harbor area. A real banking protess1onal, Gene has bu1lt a reputatton for helping people w1th the1r banking needa. Gene's office is now located tn the Coron1 del Mar office of the Bank of Newport ... M'd like you to atop In and see him. He's the kind of banker ttlll makes our bank different fr om ordinary banks. MAIN OFFICE: DOW< M Si•oeenlh • 1145-5333 CORONA DElloiAR OFFICE: eo.t Hlghwoy neor M-.....r • 645-3330 't • • • 'ho'""" ...... '"'O... ,., .. ,.,. --c.-, .. .,. · o.•lf sv nr t st •• 1 . ---·-··-f;;;:r;:·--.. -----··1:10R-JLal.. . ... --....... Coal Ca at J Clllt, All • ,11~ .. tt ....... the dlul- of f\lur home with hlth qUII~ remodelbif We •t "R. 8." will quote • PEN TO MEET Mrl(. 4TH Tilt ~ ~·---:~:;:~:::~~ ol ..... , I ...... ol :-...... flm'l a. surprlslnaly· low prlc:ei. BIG DISCOUNTS ON A BIG. BIG SELECTION OF '74's! Come in selections ~~,.,; $2377 VB BILL HODGES EXPLOSIVE GROWTH SEEN FOR TENNIS AmorlcuP•W-wtU-· 11n. lla<loo-. •. at tO"·'"· lloY. fill .. _ r-if,..c~at-IIIWC. ol FklriiDCt Wta'fal:, 1005 HtU .. "-m , -• erut 1a ....,_ Beacla, PrNl--~ • ud liD'Qdlll -Nlllolll --aliA· 11--tbo Ual-liiiJ, ,_ Ntpt will prootdo. -will ----· lfembtr Audry Bard, no.. eeoMCDJc ~alr.....ata. cam .. elnttfteatloD 11 u1 IJid no P• aettriUn, ,...,... •• ar. alalo eompoees wtll pre...t rupmuta, llll*'tl. aad pw a prop'am of Poem• by mem.. u cwenu ptctlre ~ campa~ bera Aut MeCulre, Floruee lite at lBC. Wlglu ud tile IIllo Rolli Forbu Sbem, 1111 to mllllc iDEMIS REGAN TO TALK or 11er colllpOII!Jig. Sololll wtll AT P. R. WORKSHOP be CJnda Betta, wbo Ia .,lout Deab Repo ot Costa Mea, for tbe UnttedMetbodtstCburclljprodiCtl' tor KOCM Radio, ol Lqlma. Nnport S..cll, will~ Oct. Tbolina Pllddoct Hope ol Co-SO at tile 10111 ..... 1 ifor·~!!' rooa del Mar, arUJt member, of tbt Onnce CIMit)' wlll sbow pet.Cinp dooe oa a (Publle Relatlou SocietY recent trip to the Hawaiian America) at tbe Royal lim, Aa- "Wbat's -nang wtth tennis?•' wlnter by the closing down of lt:laads. She painted portraits, helm "Nothing," says HarbOr Area the eastern tennis season. This, landscapes and flowers at Lana-u:r'. Repn attemed Mater resident BHI Hodges, whO, al-however, will provide only a kat and KaU111 oo. Oahu. The Del bleb school ud Ort.a&e tbougb a graduate economist, temporary replte In the pat-last part of her 'listt was spent Coast conece, and bu bHD former eeooomics analyst for tern of shortages, ·according on the ''big island" of Hawaii lovolYed 1n broadea.tlDC for tbe State Department an11ater to 8111, who says, "Manul.ac-in an old sup.r town, where u years. 1n addltloo to bJa tor several large corporatlons, turers wrongly predicted a 17 her daughter a.Dd aon-ln-la:w, post at KOCU he preparn now admits to having been a per cent growth rate for 1973, Marcia aJid Harry Young, have aDd p"roduces' aldlo-YiaUil "teMis nut" ror the last 40 a rate which ezploded Into a an art gallery. preteatatl.ona: tor maoy Oranp years. Three years ago, he 40 per cent Increase in demand . COUDty compuies. combined b!s passion for the for thelr products and placed LIIAL MOTICI At tbe Works~t.ewtllspeat game with a simple business reWiers ln the position of not NOTICE OF BULK TRANSFER .00 tbe lmpor1ance of 1 formula to become one of Sou-being able to secure suppUes Notice Is hereby giveo to tbe vista Is aDd c:IY• a practical tbern Callforala's largest vol-in r easooable Quantity. An even Creditors of · BETTY JO demoutratioo of tbem. ume "tennis only" dealers. more eJplosive growth rate Is ALLEN, Trao.sferor(s). whose starting in Los Angeles, his foreseeable tor the 1\rture." busi.Dess address Is 538 Vista L!GAL HOTIC! company, "Paramount Sports," The causes of shortages are, Gnode, Newport Beach, County ::::==:::=:.;.o:=::=::=::-c::: now has a ~ond store behind according to Bill, multiple, aDd ot Orange, state of CaUfornJa, FICTrrlOUS BUSINESS HAM£ the Panea.te House on 17th St. start wUhthetmerpectedcrowth tbat a bulk tn.uter Is about STATEMEHT ln Costa Mesa and a third In rate w!llch caught manubctur-to be made to NEWPORTER Tbe tolJowtac PlliOll lsdoiDI Beverly Hills, plus club pro ers without suftlclent empk)y. TRAVEL & TOURS, .a Call-bustDen as: Marlae Eeo1ogleal shops 1n Long Beach aDd San-ees trained 1o the hancl sktlls fornla corporation, Trans-Systems, 1'7S3 "P" UoarOYia ta Aoa. necessary 1n bending of wood teree(s), whose business ad-Ann111, Costa Uea,CallforD1a "When we say that there Is rackets and trames, skills dress Is 1107 Jamboree Road, 92627: MlehaelJ. Hlckey,21691 nothing wrong wit h tennis," Bill which cannot be learned over-Newport Beach, Co~mty of Or-Saluda Circle, HUDtiDgtoa says, "we mean tennis as a night. Production exPUstooand a np, State of Cautornta. Beaeb, Cautorn1a 92646. sport for entlre famllles and retention of Quality have there-The prq~erty to be trlns-Th1s bust.nlss Is eooducted WANT KITCHEN CABINE,TS7 ... ,.,, MOMrn •ttho4 allows u1 to -•t cablneltl without coatly I P ADITIHG • JNTERiiXI A EliTERIOR I REF1IIISJIIJIG KJTCHEN CAIIIRIITS I CARPENTRY REPAIRS I PLilV8JJIG I WOOD PATIO ADDmONS I SLIDIIIG GLASS DOOR INSTALLATIONS Corps N You • to uallt us In underatandlng the luuM fac- Ing you In the 38th SUite Senatorial Dlatrlct and the Shlhl ol Cal~ornla. • to know the man who repr ... nta you In the SUite Senate. • to join the Carpenter CorpJ of aupportera for Senator Dennie E. Carpenter, your employee tn Sacramento. • to vote on November 5th. people or all ages. Although the fore been dttncult, and Para-fered Is located at 1107 Jam-by an 1Dd1Yidt11.L shortage or h.nnls courts has mount has had to Umlt tts pur_ bone Road, Newport Beach, S!ped: Mlcbael J. Hickey. 1 T "'.~ r eceived wide pubUclty, the cbases to Insure qua.Uty, which, County of Orange, State of Call-This ttatemeat was Died with s upply situation In the tennis with their lndh1dl8T atteotton fornta. Said property Is de-tbe COQlf:y Clerk of Orange world Is even more critical. to the tennis players' needs, scribed In general as: All stock County oo Oct. 21, 1974. From that Ylewpotnt, there 1s has been a major fa ctor tnthelr In trade, nxtnr.,~. equipment Plj)Usb: Oct. Z4, 31, Nov. 7, a great deal wrong with ten-success. ancl good will or tt,at Tnvel 14, 1974,1n tbeNnportHarbor nls today, and It's going to get "Gut for stringing tennis Aceney business "oown as Eutp. F.S8174 wor se before It gets better:· rackets," Bill states, "comes NEWPORTER TRAVEL ' Citing allocaUons In the sup-from beef or lamb sources, TOURS, a CaW. corp., &Dd lo- ply of gut string, certain ~ and t.be Russian wheat deal, cated at 1107 Jamboree R01.d, lhes of tennJ1 t.Us and tile with sabsequeatshortageofcat-Newport Beach, CoBy of-Qr. scarcity of top-llne rackets, tie feed, meant less eattle,less ance, State ot Ca.wcw.la. Bill hopes that the situation gut materlal, scarcJtyandhlgb-The balk transfer will be w111 be alleriated somewhat this er prices. coosummated oa or after tbe LEGAL NOTICE NaflCE OF DISSOLI!T10N OF PARTNERSHIP AND CON- TINUANCE OF BUSlNESS "The ecok>glsts have also 4th d.ay of November, 1974, been a signfllcant factor in at LA CC6TA ESCROW COR. shortages of top Q\RIIty wood PORATEON, 2859 East Coast rackets. Tilts Is particularly Highway, Corona del Mar, true 1n Canada, formerly the Coooty of Orange, Sta~otC aU majot source of top grade ash forllia. Notice is given purs~~ant to used In Q\RUty rackets while So far aa known totheTrans- SecUon 15035.5 of the Corpora-the Japanese Due been,payl.ng feree(s), all busloess oames Uoos Code that the Partner-exorbitant prices tor Quallty alld addresses used by Trans-~h~K~oma':~~~~~E~~~ racket wood and also using teror(a) for tbe three years WER M 0 11 etof · dol.ng it in other prodocts. last past, 1t d.lfterent from tbt b. ·~ erbe ;::e Althollgtl dealers have their above, are: NONE. Po.t Office Box CC Newport BMch, c.. 82180 HAD ENOUGH? GET RID OF THE INCUMBENTS VOTE FOR SUEANNE LEWIS X FOR 74TH STATE ASSEMBLY DIST . • of T~s CL;GIN G ~:'~~ problems, U is Quite apparent NEWPORTER TRAVEL ' 1032 Bayside Drlfe, NewPort thai It Is the ten.ols player TOURS, a Callf. corp., Trans. Beach, Calllornta, Is dissolved who tiods the situation mostd.if-feree. By: Sue Turner' Trans-EHDOISED IY TWO S TA TI!WI DE LAW EHFO RCI!M EN T GROUPS as ol J1111e Z9 197f by mut"'l llcult to llvewlthasthe..,ueeu leree. AHD o-ER ORG•ulz•tiOHS REPRES!HTIHG wou•H & L•IOR JAMEs J WITWER M D the sport combines with artl.-Newport Harbor Enstp. consent ' ' of an ezplosln growth rate ln ;P~ub;ll;s~b:' Oc:';· ~Zf=·=t~97~4~, ~th~J====·=n====-==~===========·=5===~==== resldl.ng at· 133 45th sb-eet' fieial sborbges to mateqtallt)' Newport Beach Clllitornt.a nU products not oaly bard to Ond, withdrawn troni and bas c~ but also much more tlpeosl"fe. to be associated 1n tbe carr)'ing ''Tennis players," Bill re-1 on ot the buslDess. ports, ''are also seriously at. JAMES R. BURKE, residing tected In thetr search tor e- at 5236 SklnDer lrviDe Call Quipmeat and s~l1es by the fornia, will Mr~er c~y ~ growth-spurred ~olng of m.a- tbe busJ.oess, tmder the ttc-ny small shops whose budget- tlttous namf of THE c LINGlNG tog, forecasts of cash flow, aJid VINE, ts entttled to all of tbe assurance of suwlles must be assets ot tbe business a00 carefully ptumed. Many ofthese bas assumed ud will ~y all small shops come to Para mold outstandtnr obUp.ttoos of the and other 6tabllsbed dealers bastness heretofore and here-·for help, thi1S fUrther dllut1nc after iDcurrld. suppl1es at central points aDd Dated · June 29 1974 forcing the tennis player to look JAMES R. sbrucE · far and wide for specific plee- JAMES J. WITWER, M. 0. es of equipment." HOOL TAXES ALREADY • AMOUNT TO~ Publlsb: Oet. 24 1974 f the How should the tennis player ~~!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~·•:•:port::2"":bo<::~E~~:~~~::·~·~ halldle '.hJs sittatJoo":' Bill re-. commeods tbat aU be open-millded In Two More Reasons why Richards serves you better IIIICHAIIID'S MAI9CETI HOW ACCEPT MASTER CHA"CJI!" AHb BANKAME:RICAIIID ON ANY PURCHASE is available; far rood metl.l racket rttber a poor wOOdeD ooe, wb.ieb bl states, may t"feD. tmprare Ilia p.me. . Bill Hodps' bl.ckcroiD1 u a bulDess major and eeoao- mtes aratyst pta hl.a Ufe·loac llllullt lD the cam• han bt.a ,_. lor -... ud -at bJJ: olf-bci.-• are de'roted totM defelq>,.. at tile pme. flo bu -ed bOfore 111UJ cl- tle P'O.,. to prelllll bla w . eiDpmet ldou lor tile promo.. tloo at •oalc:ll>al -· ..... ,.... .... lUI ..... OF OUR • TOTAL TAX -BILL! 0 NI!WP'OitT-III!SA UNITI!D SCHOOL DISTRiCT ,I!LI!CTION • - TltUitiDAY accased of AUIIT "' 111.91 Art& R"lofehn • 67:S.9313 31011 1!. Cooat Hlal••oi f'orlhou uoho ~nioy !tlt~gni/iunt c,;,;,e .,,J Fin~ Wint'l Now open TucsJ;~y rhru SarurJ;oy wuh • <ompltrrly J.flru·nr )o!OU rmtr menu tvrry "''rt~ nl rht" mo nrh I #;;o;z.-f ~t?l 1101 J1mtto• .. Ro..:l H1wpor1 811ch, C1 Uforni• ' AMII'<II tlonl Pt.••• ~7UJ &44·1100 MARINERS CHURCH THE TEACHING IS CENTERED ON JESUS CHRIS'l' AND THE BIBLE, WITH EMPHASIS ON PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN LIVING. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME . Counseling and visiting available. ·~I'd ~~HfJ'sc~A~ ~ 1 8:30, 9:45 and 11:00 a.m. PHONE : 6'75-4550 2!t.r:I •E:-coast Hw)"., NeW'port Beach. aeaf'MacArthllr EXCELLENCE IN PRE.SCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN EDUCATION 1ST THRU 3RD GRADES o Pllonics oScience o Social Growth o Creathc Art1 o Number Concepti 1675-40221 o lmmedi ate Open in as o Aae• 2 • 1 o Hot LllpclleJ o Trained Starr o State Licensed HOURS 7:00 ·IS: 10 Hh 6-,W11rp~rite Co!'O"a ael Mar ASK ABOUT OUR M'TI!R·SCHOOL PROGRAM BUSPICK.UP FROM CORONA DEL M_AR 11ewpott-?2it!ieta AUCTION! 2 ESTATES 7 •00 P.M. FRI ., OCT. 25 10•00 P.M. SAT., OCT. 26 ANTIQUE JEWELRY ANTIQUE 'URNITURI! INDIAM JEWELRY ALAMITOS RACE COURSE, SALES PAVILtiiHI .. UI KATILLA AVEMUI!, LOS ALAMITOS, CALli". Colleetlon ot antique jewelry from the Estate of Elinor Mabel Selbl.t. aka EUoor Mabel Muwell, formerly San Fra.octseo and Oranp. SeveralllUDdred pieces of soUd gold, platillum, sterUng, diamonds, rubl.es, ~de, emerald, amethyst, opals, peuls, sap- pbJ.tes, tos»>, and other CUIIIDe stooes. Solid cokS ebi.J..n.s, oecklaces, pins, peDdlDts, lobe, buckles, sUet plas, cutf Unks, Ue bars, loose stoaes,{£': cameos,. dtamoad~ctuster""""bt60C1Ms, dlimOOO: rlap, dtamood rtnp 'lfltb emeralds, pearls, jade, upplllre, rubles, etc.. Solid eold braeel... watcb buds, watebtl, Etcto ntcb Ruaters case. Many blaatlhl pieces ot ezqalalte jewelry, ladles aod -· EST ATE OF PAUL KOLODZIEJICZYK •• ladlu Jft'ttry (Zuol ' Na.ajo) ·-Sip>ed places bJ the ~a-s~ -· (Masters ., ... , iloaJel Raad earN t.tllbet, beads, larp Ud small IQasb blouom1, DMdllpolDt bracelets, mauJ ud ll4lea lolald •alcb baDda, belllltOI tlll'QuoiiO rlop. buetuae, bOio)o, -.lop. MaaJ plaeos to ,..,... trom llrl' oraan. Orer IOOO..,..<*u: Dollars, balf-doll&rs,dlmes, llctltl, -. boid -· Assrted·aold cow. AIDClCU ·-·-101, Yletonu BrotlcllapaciaD bid of piiJII aat Ctrcestfea CIJ'ftCI burl w&laut, wllll dnMor--• loR>td -Brtoela marble, u -to B 6 C. Ju. IIIII at B11ir liD,.., Two ....... --1 -. --· .. ,..,...1 Ill& .. YIIJ-a. .... ~-·· Clocl. Canod ,_ .... ,_ tablt, I cbllro, - -""'*"' .... ~I .... lUll, I S.Jiolllap -. IHl Orlllal Piriot ll D11 ~ 11,000 octal ............ 1•11" d i 'l II ... -()llf ........... ..... ell pal It 1 "' C..-11<1, t• Bo---.~~--CIWIE ·It.EPDIE ROGERS AUCTIOMIIU-C7.utiii,DII • lt.NN LO!'TUS ZONT A GIRLS INTRODUCED Zoata Clrll tor No•ember U. s. Department of tbe In-teDDll tam, and: put president from tbe 4 area blch .:boola terior' or 1n lnternational at-of tbe Gir .. Leape. Lut Juoe were Uttroduoed at tbe moatbly ta.trs. she reeetnd tbe foreip. langu- bmebeOO of . tbe apouort.ac: • ANN LOFTts, daughter of age award tn Lat1D. Outside Zoota Club of Newport Harbor Mr . and Mrs. Brian J . Loftus, acttY!ties blclD membersblp at tbe SeeUor Ctttzeu eJ_,_ !635 Vlsta Ornada, the Bluffs, I.D Keywuett.u, amuated wtth bouH. Here are tbe4booorees: ls bead of the board of appeals tbe Klftlds Cl'*>. For ber col- • StJSANNE LACKEY, 1139 at Corona del Mar high school, lege wort, she plans to take El Cam1Do Dr., Costa Mesa, member of CSF and the girls .up pre-med stud.Uis. daugbter ot Ur. a.od Mrs. Don-· 1 aid Lackey, 1s Gtt 1s League presw.t at Costa Mesa blgb achool, chairman of the stu- dent edueatloDal deYeklpmeat deleptloD, member of CSF ud Yarstty tract team. With S otber girls, sbe bolds the C!F 440 relay record ud baa also let- tered 1n YUsity tewds. She received the E. I. Moore Ma- sonic awardforoutstandtogstu- dent 1D ber sophomOre and junior years. She has also re- cei'red plaques tor studeot gov- ernment work. Sbe plans to attend OCLA, majoring lo pre- med or soci.al sciences. LYNDA II. EDWARIJS,daqbtA!r of Eraest R. Edwards, 4600 Seubore, West Newport, has completed Air Force basic tra.l.nlng at Lactlaod AFB, Teus. Sbe is rerna1o1ng at tile Air Tra1D1ngComma.nd tase lor speclall<ed tra.IDiag ill the security pollee field. Sbe lfadu- ated 1o 1973 from Walnut bigb scbool and attended Mount San Aotoolo College at Walnut. • LINDA WOLFE, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. David Wolle, 1730 Ceotella Pl., Costa Mesa, Is commissioner ol ftne arts at Estancia Jdgb sebool, presi- deat of AFS, member of CSF, dance production, vocal en- ·semlfte aDd productioo drama. She received a $100 scbolar- 50TH HOMECOMING AT U.S.C. OCTOBER 26TH NEW OWNERS of Wblppte 's Healthy Foods, 1628 Mac- Arthur Blvd., Harbor View Center, are Shirley and Chel Whipple of 60Z Marguerite, Corooa del Mar. A Marine tor ZZ years, Chet recently retired and purchased the store formerly known as Howard's Nutrition. Joan ProulJ: (Mrs. John A.) Torriblo at Costa Mesa lsserv-tnr as alumnae r~eseotatlve on a committee pla.nnlng events for tse•s 5oth annual home- comtnr celebration oo the lOC campus Oct. Z6. ;.~tr~:_:".:.:.'!':~·~~: ADULT TRIKERS RACE NOV. 3 HOMEOWNERSI DO YOIJ HAVE FIRE 6 1·HEFT IN SU RANCE ON YOUR PER SONAL BELONGINGS? 548-5554 RABBm INSURANCE Publish Your FICTITIOUS BU~NESS NAME STATEMENT (PLUS 11.0 '..QII: lHE ORANGE COUH'TY "LING 'IE) We wW tate Care of both -the ftUng ud "the publlcatioo 1t you seod us the 3 copies of tbe FictUious BusiDess Name statemeot, filled out and sigDed, and accompaaied by a check 'for $35. Or you caa come tb the Ensign office to nu out the forms. Nota.ri.Jiag Is oot necessary. 2721 E. COAST HWY., CORONA OEL MAll:, CAL", TELEPHONE HJ.OSSO I Mrs. Torribio, wbo is a grad .. te ol the USC school of education, lJ a member of tbe USC alumni scholars~ committee for southern Orange county, lEe's Town and Gown Jlmior AuzUtary, the Junior League ot Newport Harbor and a member of Delta Delta Delta, social sorority. more tor 3rd place I.D Southern Three-wheeling fun awa.Its contests, and for tbe post-race Calltornla; awarded 13tr~hles participants 1n the Balboa Is-dance lleld immediately after - in the past 3 yeuslntoreDStcs, laDd Rollers lUld Doers (BffiD) ward Ln tbe Country Cl ub ball- placed '7tb last year to tbe Club's 5th annual adult tri-room. l.,;;=================;;;;;o=;/.1 state tor procrammed readlog. cycle race set for Sunday, Nov. P" A picnic will be held fro m 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Oct. 26 In alumni memorial . Tbe The pr~ 1 ~ Increase lD sales tu:es in Oranp County to Anance the Orange County Transit District's ell)allSion of sentce will be the topic of 3D Oct. 30 town ball meeting of tbe Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce. The 7:30a.m. meeting at tbe Balboa Bay Club will feature Dr. Gordon FieldlnL genenl manarer or tile transit dis- trict, as speaker. ReserTaboos may be made by calling tbe Chamber of Co m- merce at 644-8211. 'tEACHING SEMINAR OYer 1,000 o1 Jehonll's Wit- nes~ta from 6 eongreptiool iD Costa Mesa andoearbyareas baYe returned trom a week- ead teacbioc semi..Dar 1n Norco, CalU. Tbey heard New York mln.tster J. R. Heckman dis- cuss "what tbe Deal' fUture holds." According to Mr . Hect. maa. the earth wttl oot be de- ltroyed as poputarly cODCetved. Ratber, be sa.td, the eartb wt.U be eteansed of tile Incorrigibly wicked, opening the way for tile remaioiog rigttteous io- dlvtdtala to transform the eartb into tile paradise Godoriglaall)' IDtended U to be. She ls actile In Red Cross 3, at Costa Mesa Golf and wort aDd bas been inrited to Couotry Club. attend tbe Southern Callforoia Diet Suess, race coordinator, Red Cross involvemeat ceoter, says, "AIJy male or female an 8 day conference tor hlgtl 18 years or older is eligible." scbool students wUb leader-Racers wtll compete lo male ship abiUtieslncommuntty ser-and female categories wltll vice. Sbe plans to major lo either stock or modi.fled trlkes. liberal arts at OCLA. Starling at oooo, 4 d11ferent ., _. ·MEGitAN MILLER 16Zl types ol races will be rUD: GET YOUR PENNY IN - Ruth La.De Harbor Htcb!ands 4rag. obstacle, 4-persoo. team daagtt,ter of Dr. lOll Mrs. J~ relay, aDd &raDd priJ. WU.ers Palmer Mtu• 15 stldeot body get tr~hies. A $5 entry fee treasurer at Newport Harbor mates trlters eUgible for tile TO CIRCULATION AND SAVE, AT COlT Coit'• om.. ...,IC:• includlt: 'frMw Custom or ~ ........ --. ..... ~. ·-~·.-'-i--. -,._~ .. pt"o-,.._. .....,.,., .... high scbool, secretuy of the George MeUes FUm Society aDd member of AFS. She bas also been active ln dance pro- ducUon. Science Ecology Cllm aoo aqua show. She is a student of ptaoo, a Candystriper at Hoag hOspital, natiooal merit semi-ftnalist and involved in youth work at her church. She hopes to go to school ln the east, majoring In geology and government, pla.DDJ.ng to wort eveotua11y in geology for the · • $25 minimum dr.pery ct.nine ont.rl ... OFFER GOOD OCT fU THR U OCT. JJH.J<J 7.J A HftftY CliAftl YOUR IIDIPRIAD 01 llAftHIT PRIVATE STORAGE su_. . GoJd . c...... . Vol....,.. (7U) 835·76-C I lOW lAlii • lllAJ.-5AHT'I' Jl" ALWAYS INVEST AT INVEST IN HIGH-YIELD SAVINGS CERTIFICATES WITH THESE ADVANTAGES OVER U.S. TREASURY NOTES, BONDS, AND BILLS : ALWAYS YOUR BASIC INVESTMENT is returned intact. plus interest earned. even when withdrawn prematurely and subject to substantial interest penalties. ALWAYS GUARANTEED RATE OF INTEREST continues for the life of the certificate, 90 days to four years. And as years pass. this amounts to well above interest yield on Treasury notes, which may start at a slightly higher rate, but which does nol compound. . ALWAYS SECURE. NOT SUBJECT TO MARKET fluctuations, not subject to purchase and selling fees and commissions which can re- duce interest substantially. AND -CERTIFICATES CAN BE RENEWED at the same r•te at laguna Federal's dis- cretion. SO CONE IN. TALK TO OUR FINANCIAL COUNSELLORS. GET THE FACTS BEFORE YOU INVEST. YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DIOJ J •WOIIft.O'S LAiltGEST EXCLUSIV£ GUAIIIA.NJ'I"ED MA.N'III'f SEitVIC •• ColT draper, c~•aners and Sltf1UCit 540-1366 1702 Nt'wport 642•0270 al .. d ot 17th St. (o,IO M•5o • IAO!O D!VATCI1f0 IIUO~ (21)) 431-0445 280 <>o.an A.,..._,., Legun• &ucf'l, C.lff0tfria1:2151, P't'loM! *"'1141 3 Monarch Bay Plata, Lagun• Niguel, Cllffomla • 101 Notttl El Cerft;:M) Real, s.n C..rMnte, C.llfoml• • 14038 c.t1oa de la fl'lllta, ~ Hltle.. C.llfoml• • 800 Wet! Oratlam Aftii'IW, LaM E'-lncn. Caiftomle Comii'IQ IOOf'l ifl &efmon-~~ _________ .._ ____ - COLOIQ!L SAHDDS II llllPt1 -ot Ida •-It Coroaa del Mar'a K-.ctJ Frlld Ctdeba Ntab11Pmllt, wblcb Uod ,.. .... -· Ill -·c.-compou. U..amoq-ototborlnoc~AUo-br cCDtelt na bekf to deter miDI tbt wiDolr, ud tiM JoeaJ crew ftni.W ,g ..cODd place. C)eaalloua, efllciMM:)', product aDd co:urt•IJ _were liDOQI tbll juclliac erlterta. Pictured here, from 111ft, are prcprtel:or Molra MltcbeU., cook Guy Patter.xa. Amy GreiOI')', Laura Btlnapt, Col.a..a •utebeU IDd Nancy Rermaa. Otber crew merribera Wbo he~ w will ZDd place boDots fer Corcm. delUu, tJif: not present for tbe pboto, loclucle Mitch Sbatuo, Karla a...,. aDd Gordao Rum ...... (E--.) JIM MATHENY SUCCUMBS James Uatbeny, 201 Topu, He 1s surflnd bJ Ida wife, Balboa lslaod., iaaltlme •m-Uarpret, aad a lUter, llrs. ployee of TbeodoreRoblDIFord Jamu CoqroN, ol India• Ill Costa »eoa, died Sltlll"day HELEM CALLAHAN, •74, at Hoag bo&pUal after a Joog battle wllh caocer. 11e was 67, OF CAMEO SHO~ES DIE~ Services were held yesterday Serrices were beJdyuterSy 1n the natiooal cemetery at monWtc taPactftc View'CMpel, SawteUe, ln Los AnJeles. Mr. Harbor View HUll, for Helaa. Matheny was a World War D C&llabu, 74, ol 46_15 Camdetl, Air Force veteran. ' Cameo Sbores, who died Sam. Tbe Matheny's came here day at Hoag bospltal. from Cbicago 1n 1948 and made Tbe Re•. 8eDtoa Ya.uey of- their Dome lor many years flctated. Eatombmeat wu Ia in Corona del Mar. Jim worked PacUtc View memorial park. on the adnrtlslng stall ol the Mrs. Callahan, a local rest- Costa Mesa Globe-Herald, pre-deat for 22 years, was born decessor of the PUot, and also ln nuools. She was a member on the staff of tbe Newport of tbe Newport Harbor Yacbt Harbor News-Press, and later Club, tbe Santa ADa CoUDtry with other county newspapers. Cllt>, tbe Tro)lDLeagueofl.OC, He worked for several years tbe Assistance League ot New- as a stockman at Robins before port Beach, and St. Andrew's Uloess h.it more than a year Presbyterian Church. _•go;.,.. ""!!"'"""""-•""'*'II She is survived by daughters £! Carolyn Boise of Newport and L.l"fe Patrlda BaylyotLagunaBoach; a brother, Edwin Her locker, of Manhattan Beach.. Rafts Unfl•table) SAL·I!S -IUVICI! IMSPI!.CT • liP All II PACK l'ick u., & 0.11"'"' N.J. RUSSO. CO. 211t Swe' •. Podlc A ... s.;., Co..to7U LAMITA DONER KELLY SUCOJM BS AT AGE 63 Senices were held yesterday 1D Santa Ana for Lamlta Oooer Kelly, ,63, of 1481 Placentia, West Side Newport, who died Oct. 20. BID'ial was 1rl Paclnc View memorial park. Mrs. Kelly, former presi- dent of tbe Ne"'PQQ't, LadJ Ancms Club, was a ~nnr native Wbo had UYed La Cali- fornia tor 62 years. FARM OUTLET 7821 COAST HI~AY Between Corona d:i Or and Laguna Beach AMERICAN LEGI:ON COMMANDER PODCiano P. Yarn (left) aDd VFW Commaoder Louis Carrido are looting forward to Veteran's Day obsernnce Monday, Oct. 28. Mr. Yarra Is commander of the Douglas MacArthur Leg:loo Post 499, wntcb meets oo the 4tb Thursday at 1670 New- port BIYd., Costa Mesa, Mr . Carrido ls commander of ttM: Batun-Corrigedor Post VFW 9769 ol Newport, which meetJ: oo tbe 3rd Thursday at the American Legtoo Hut, Newport Beach. The VFW post was tbe ooly "early blrd" post I.D the district and to CaWornia, reaching over lll'JJ pald-LJ~ membersbip. (Eoslgu pboto.) . .. . ..: ; ...... -.... ··- HOME TOUR lor Cor-dtl Mar 111C1o IClMJol P'U Ia preriewtd by Mrs. OwtD IItts let, at left. uclllra. Edward Cal'UIQCb, ·at the home ol IU. aD4 Mra. GeOrp ArC)'I'OI oa L1Ddl. Isle. Tbt Nov. 1 tour will &It from 11 a..m. ..Ul 4 p.m. Tllot $S.50 tour -Uoo will raloo-. lot tM PTA. Mrs. C&ftDI.1J&b.ls PTA prutdeat. Mra. Metller ww bit the club's bostesa at tiM Moroe bome. TM tour will eDd witt~ a tea eened at tbe LiDia liSe club- boule. Resern.tioo cbatrman Is Mrs. Sbeldoa Roa at 644-5178. (Enalp __ ) ANCHOR AWARDS GIVEN (Cooti.Dbld from Paae 1) Pr..,_.Ju. Church. ~~=~ 1f ~ Carnp115 by the Sea. 011 Harbor BustDess and catallna and tbe Hnrbor Ana sloaal Womeo's Chlb, Com-Coor~tlngCOODC.l, mtttee of Protessioml Wom~.C:EL& · 0oe o1 his fellow workers of Southern CaWornia, Girl s at St Andrew's ays "be hs Club, the Hoae foundatioo, and alwais wtiUnc to help anyooe lbe Chambers of Commerce 1n need and Wben otbers give of both Costa Mesa and New- ap, be conUn~~es oa. Everyooe port Harbor· ~mows •• , .. can Kim .. ,. CAPT ED BATES time, day or night, and be is • · lbero to .. _.... SUCCUMBS AT 61 Wben Wlnllred Bacon's bus-band died in 1951 sbe was Retired Newport Pollee Cap- named to succeed him as ad-ta1D Edward Bates, 61, m1Dlstrator at &rae hospital. dled, of a heart attack Oct. 16, She retired trom that position was buried Mooday lD Oranp. lnl968 She is a former"')res1-Capt:a.in Bates, •Do lived deot 0( tbe Newport Harbor Newport Heights, retired tr:om ZOQta Club, 1.n 1rhich sbe bas tbe kx:al pollee force 1n 1964, been acthe for many years. after worldnghisway~.J~througb Sbe tas also sened the Pan-the rants slDce jolni.Dg the de- b p--• Socl..tw st Andre•'s partment in 1948. He e .....,c -~· • as administrative and oatrot • officer whea he retired. TRUSTEES SELL LAND Sale of 4.6 acres o: school lo1111111111 dlstrlct iapd in Costa to a land denlq)er was Tuesday nlahl by school trustees. The site at tbe end o!T'IltaCW , St., just north of -· C)u~. :rill .tbe Buccola.. co. for . ir·.s· ·ouR VETERAN'S DAY 2 miles South of Cameo Shores 494-5461 . 10 a.m. Oak & Pine Firewood Apples Lettuce 4 lbs 3 for 100 crisp juicy ··4 Deliciou·s Denial made by Carpenter THE WALL around the Cove development oo Bayside Dr . near tbe entrance to Balboa Is land Is emmiried by Balboa Island City Councilman Paul Ryckotf, wbo led a CotmcU attack oo the wall 2 weeks ago. lrvtoe planners are dtJe to ezplaln to next Tuesday's Council study sesstoo why the retaining wall appears to be more Imposing than earlier plans Indicated. (Ensign photo,) ( ltuy 3, get 1 FREE) 3 lbs. 8 lbs. 100 lorg• heods I celterg 100 picked daily gre.n 100 sweet juicy Calif. Valnclas omaloes 20 lb. 1"' 15° ........ ~ Mushrooms~ • .79' lb.- IUndou Hew Mat~~at .. nt sl11ce J•ly. We ... ,. ....... , •• local ,.,...,. • l11s•re fr•• .. n MAOIINE PICKUP-. letwolit 5 & 6 p.-. I · 'RElUIIN BY • l•lll -Neat 0., •' Speol~ ... 4 T .... , W , Tloora. •lr. ---'~-., .,.. __ , st~•1hr66U1J ,,..._,,, .... ..... , ... .,.~· ....... r..e.-:c.-••• State Senator Dennis Car- penter of Eastbluft said yester- day tbat a conf11ct-of-tnterest suit ftled against tllm T~~es day by 2 quast-poUttcaJ cr~s "Ia: a sutwers:t.oo ottbe electoral process." Costa Mesa attorney Frank Barbaro, the Oemocn.t trying to tmseat Republican Carpenter in tbe NOY. 5 eleeiion. labeled Ur. Carpenter "one of Call- torob's most logenlously cor- r.,C polWcJans" and praised tile People's Lobby and the Eariroomeat:al Coe.UUon of Or- U&O Coaoty lor )>tnlly DUne tJM salt Ia Orange County 8-"'< Ccurt. "Tbla time, I th1nlr: tbey bave cot b1m," aid Yr. Bartlaro. 1'be aait alleps that Yr. c-· UlepU,--from tbe Goa. state lmprOTe- •• Committee, Wb.lcb the 1JMtar baJ called "my n • ... 1a1 or-Uoo,.. to paJ pawl f1PC•••· wUboat re-P«tiic tbe f'lmdl as J)eJ"IODII t.coaae. The ltpl mon calls lor ills -from olllce Oltld apoollkolloo. • ' I "CAMIL LE" Pl•s B~rp• 6 Boyer "GASLIGHT" FRIDAY THRU MONDAY lr••• DtHitf "SHOWBOAT" Chin•• • Aslllire • Raters "RO!J BRTA" Ocb 29 • 10 • ll 2 Co,utly S••sb Hils "TUGBOAT A.JIINil!" -40YIAIS · AliUD Of rrs - ' • '\.I!T THE GOOD TIMES ROLL" Plu- C•ll for 1 p,;.uy, Tl•u 1 ' • ' IW'PIIQRQI Ill TS .I.AIIIl8, tile ......_ -NOd ••• 111111 It NOd -·-...... 1t hi OM h'IIEsfJC ... uotlilr.-&COIP .. ol __ , .... -Tilt ""'"""'•" -· ...----lllrOII!IMil tilt ......... Ia ardlr tat tbtrt bt 10 INidlf !U to ,. ... &Ill I'?" taeb ",...._It'' ..... a rtd IIGo.Wod -*Ia .lllclror wtt11 HIILLO ,._ a. • Ma ...... ''.Mot room eaoap --· .. --."cllocllodiWie · Bllb, OM ot tbt "Mhn•• ud )lit back from .... to 41& ... aod ---Tilt--~~---• 8lluoo (Mra. RGbori)LJIICI>, Lllllt (Mra. CbartM) --w Pol Rue- Tboy llod _,. d*t1 •ell p-trom . -.. lbr..., __ ...,.. (aod'-Joapr lao -• olayor ..... ~ TIIO -·too, ...... --.... 11. . ;T"-LJIICI>'e bouiiM Spalllll1 lllyle bome oo LIDdl late tworidod tilt aoiiiDc tor port oae of the IAiud hclpp4•& hlpp-t'BP tJid eY.W.c ·nrprtJiea. strammlDc pitar 110-.1s, ........., ol -11 -dlaad pllllltiYO 11011P by .tmlllqc U:e11cu mllllcl.au 1D be • .tlfered a.ture, prorided the atmoJPbere for frotby, CLYDE ZULCH, ear-del IW cooeert ptaotai lUid Yelollly m&rC!"rllu or ..... , l>o Jailer no DW1DI paiDter, derDMctn.tld a eoq,letely DIW palette uaU&ble 1a tbe wiDe room wttb U. two DUe Pltnttq teebldQ• MoDday at tbe J...actm S.cb story wiDe r&elt. wbieb ftl alao a putWoa Art Mu.nm He ~ eat.erta.toed ao the ~rt pud. Tbe tbaf ea•• a colorful sta1ned glus tflect ••. pat_.a, MowD In tbls photo, ''llilty 111," created with bere too, accoll'lpllly1Dc bors d'oeuvres of lbe DIW tecllalqQt, bu bNn accepted bJ a New York smallsbrlmp tamales aDd taquitos. #lfm IDr llltenltlclla1 d1atr11:l!UUoG In prlDt form. Tbe Moving IC» and don tbt sta.IJ'-,ay, we bad procramwu pra '*' bJ tbi Art Aftluates. ao opportuotty to eojoJ more of the eDrleb· U k menta of thJa "blanct baelewla," as well a' ICC ...... 1 ..... IIWIY olthe olber guests. Clalre aad Walter Crlltteadea. . • . Claire 1oot1nc d • ' eYer so YCIUnl &DI1 ever so ebic lD her b)aclt I SeaSe ... ...u. pto check tro.-ed ""''· .rblte I AII(IMG 0 CHIWIMG 0 DIGGING 0 JUMPING f ~ slllrt aDd red stri.DC tie; Joey Troy lD blaclt 0 ' 'n ants velvel lUid llowlnc lie, with Glbaoo Emory . . . with a most colorful jacket! In l.aet there were several patlemeo In eye catch- Ing colorful atttre. Talked wi~ Jaclt a.ad 0 HOUSI IIIAKIMG 0 TAitiMG POOD, !TC. Ollcdiftu & Prolcctio• Tr.;,.;,., A major slip ID tbe cam- paiBD to prO'IODI tile ln.pcty of Tay..Sacbs ~ae. tbe tr - rnerllble ld.ller of lDtaDts YboM parents aze prlmarUy of Jewish ortglD, will be takea Nov. 6 from 7 to 10 p.-m., at Temple Beth Sholom, 13031 Tustln Avenue, Santa Aa. Seteral buodred perSOilS ot cM~Ing aparee~~ to vtstt the Temple to parttct. pate 1D tbe screening program, to f1Dd out II they are carriers of the disease -· an ldenttfl- catton now possible because of recent medical br•ldbrougb. A tiny amouat of blood is draWn from tbe a.rm of •ch person &Dd analysed lD the labora- tory. The am.lysts wtllldeDU- ty carriers of the disease. lD order for an lDtmt to be born wltll tbe disease bOth ~ the parents must beearrlers, Wheo both parents are carriers, there Is a ooe in four cb&Dce that each of tbtlr pregDUCles wtll ID a cMll doomed by tbe O.tbl aJJd lnjurles from .barns claim more · YlcUms eacb r-.r tha.D polio did before 1t was coatrolled. Flammable bbrlcs . . . us.aUy cottou drtS&tS or Digbtclothes . . . and trqW.ds . • . paollDe or paint thlnMr •.. are iDYOIYed 1D about three-fourths of i.n burn eases. Matches, outdoor fires, space beaters aod cigarettes are commoo ''Jealtors.'' Too lew parents know much about ftrst aid for burns. Icy cold compresses, reapplted coo- tiL .. "'lllf to tbe burDed ar• tor at least t..lt · a.a bour, are reeommeDded as the preferred ftrst atd treatmeot. Of cours., the bast "cure" Is lUll prtftDtton; tate eztra care to avoid ban 1Djlr1H. ' EDra care. 'nlat's what we tate wbea you ', trut us witb your preserJptlOD. EUra serftces are nat JOU pt iD addlttoo • . • tb1ap Uke prompt dell'fVJ, Family Record Plan, Tu Record, cbt;rp account . aJI at oo extra cblrp. • • • ... BANDY HINT: Use vinepr and salt to remove --·n.tl-1. tote bQiidl dr.-·DIWPOI't bMeb-calltGn1a, gai&z· Deaiae Smltb mo.JtlJ about "the bouse tbat Jack built," t.a trutb, however 1t was mostly God &Dd Mr. Gomes • , • surprise! Romula a.Dd Adelia Goma were tlw!re, haYing drtveo ~ from Baja, Jbt with tbe warm smile, mischievous eyes ud cbrocheted sllnr st~a•t . . . Romula wu respleadebt to a )lcltet tailored from serape . • • a gift from host Bob LJDCh. The jlcltet was most becomiog and worn wlth heeomlDg pride. Bernadine lDd Henry Ullmu told us they !lad mown tbe Gomez familY for many years ..• We ma.y just a.ccept tbe blvitatlon to Ylstt Santa Tbomas. BernadJDe was lD "a loog very smart and sputley." And we might add tbat the hostesses were '&pretty as pic- tures" ... Sha.roo l.o loog suaty black wltb brillia.Dt striped slUt ribbon sash •.. Pat Hug Jn her sma.sblDg belp Hatston • • . Ma.rte Bush, also In belp •.. a.od LlDit Mathewson's turtlec1 nec.t black belled peocU 11De added a gUnt to her blood blirl Mr. aDd Mrs. Robert Sprague were there ... Jeano.e's put suU (a Mr. DIDo) t.d a ClliDese tooch in tbe aquama.rlDe color, jl;alt rtgbt for ber gorgeous aquamarine piD ud match- Ing bracelet . . . She was busy srwpptoc plcluree . , . zoomtoc Ito ..U. _ • .,. This to her _, •.. '"" tu a tro«o•l!qoo.l touch! othet's on hi.Dd were Gb1il (Jt:lnDeriJ Mrs. George) Getty ••. rincloliSUIIgn.ctou; escort was Eupoe L&Ddtu. Not a bit ,..,.r~ sttUOus, sbe ramed ber nrst latmcb Tltutc . . . It blew "' oo Us malden r110 ••• Not datded 1n the lea.t, her blue and white trtnced canopied seeood one was also christened TUaDJc. We weren't s.,stiUous either . . . so wbeD we were told to board, we didn't evea k:lok tack . . . remember what happened to Lot's wUe. Peggy Green, Mrs. Robert Grant's daupter, menttooed "too b&d we couldn't walk on water; •twould be quieter," bot "llaJU:" llorgan ma.neuvered tile soundless laUDCb so •slly lt toot but a tbrlce from LIDdl Isle to lbe Matbewsoo's Harbor Isle home. And immediately along- side, tbe Lynch's lauach of tbelr schooner the Sirius . . . all were P"eeted and were soon on shore • . . where dJDDer awaJ.ted • . • served wttb dart beer AND anotber sarprisel A blrtbdaJ cah. tor Du Duaan. Pat·Huc eno bad tt decorated pith tbe plctare of his ll1ne year okl Dalmatla.a 00,, PUot. Dan says he looks li.te six . . . u..sta: were raised for a "happy," wb!cb be accepted by lDciiJtiDg Ills IO'rety 'IFtfe of SS reus. Everyooe was 90011 lD tbe buffet liDe for more of Raoul's Mnteu food, aDd apJo . . . surprise, the Robert Grant's pla.De from Eurq>e had landed at L. A. Iater- aat1onal shortly before, so they were able to be there tooJ Coy Hirsh, a.bo Harbor Isle, came with Morey Mlrtln; AUce Hall- berg and Jack Slater, tbe Pat Narels. Sh.lr'" ud Robert Guc&oabelm (be eatd he'd jool quit smoking .-.• ern~ bia son Du Ud wUe were also tbere. Got a quick bello wltb Bert ud He ltD Coffey, al!lo Tedlly IDd Harry AuDe • • • ber swirly cc.,t wu most yummy. Eo)>Jed ·oar Y11U wttb CtwaeeUor am Mrs. GIMJD Dumke. lear!*! lbly were trlellds of Em and Jud .. bery Crvy. Tbe Robert Eatoos seemecl to Ute U bere I.Dd are locittoc to. the "rlpl lt>ol." Polrla L,aeb ... IHd a btl lhJ ewer tbt fraiHCI cerUflcato ol recopttiGo, boiOC oo the doal'1 Usl • , • Clftod by Doalaa lUid J.a (Smith~ Kor• 011 bud, lud and shore to sbonl ••• were M.s.r. • ...:~ Mmes. James Bowyer, Will Barllaclam, JGoDoFraoco,lloqLtoc:bi)', Cbarloe R-, IWIIall Morpa. aod Mr. ud Mn. Wln'ID 1'ofDaa. aim lit. WUJII.m L,..;.Somo-.ftlaliodw1tii ..... Dr. -....... ---...,-~~~ .. • -•.. llalU4 aod Fru .,... ••• bor fOil ...... ---coUOr ..... "plll pciJot'• ....... tllu pcflct •.• lodJ laoob -dollotl'lllil. .......... -. ......, 1.--, .. W. tzn Ill UD bt al till ....., ........ (1, .... -&lllrllldlJ l •, otbers we saw enjoytag the evening festiYi- ties were BtU Nelsoo. Judge J. E. T. and Mrs. Rutter, Floreace and Chuclt Goodrich·, Patti Pqe, also Tommie Ud Doo Retaglass. We ukld Tommie wbat place oo tbe tour lmpreued ber tbe most . . . "M~»latbal. Swttaerlud" . . . wbere tbeJ saac In a bii.IIIM cbareh at tbe top of a I'ADalt:l.1a , • . IDd wbere tbe road nde!l just beyo~M:II A lao Orlll.as, France • . . it was such a lbrlll to stand oo the spot Where Joan of Arc ooce stood ••. ''GaYe me goose pimples," was ber reply. Doreen aod Bob Yarsball were at tbe table wltb tbe Ebsens; Dotee bad accompanted Bob oo the tour, but wu aull able to make all tbe meetings of CIR (Ceob'aliDtergwernmental Relattoos~ to wbicb sbe was appoJ.nter& by GoYerDOr Reapa. others atteading •ere Adelle Gal- lade, Charlotte and Denrd.s l....a.ng . . • and ner so many more, thereby, as I said, insurlng eYer so many more ''sounds of mustc" in Orange COWlty . • • • U by chance you llappeued to see a black and white striped jeep parked lD front of Mrs. Edwin L. Ramsey's Cameo Sbores home . . • or you glimpsed tbe tey llama toelng across tbe lawn • • . tbeo JOU guessed the Newport Beach FrteDds of the Library were ptbered to hear Pat Netsser tell of her eJperlences in ber r ecent trtp to Africa, wbere sbe aoo 19 otbers of UCJ carried oo their cllsswork diD'iDg a three week sata.r l UDder tbe auspices of Lion Country Safari wl.tb Pat Quinn 1D charge. After landtoc. at Jobumesburg, tbeJ were taken by ftDS from tbere oo .•. flrst to Kruger Natlooal Park, tbeo to Huwt , a 22,000 acre prtnte game resene owoed by Coraelltll Va.a Scbaltwyt, &Dd named for his lour chUdreo. Here they eJPltrleoced tree-top Jodces; tbey also learced wUd I.D.imals are domesticated tor food at tbele ranches. lD Kenya they toot to the bub for study ot the wUd nhnals, learning poliooed arrows are ued to blllt don elfl- -(for their luol<) ... lbelr doalll loog Ud terrible. PoaclliD( ncb as UU ._,sets tiM ba..lance of .oat.e, lDd la beiDc com- bolod ., lraiDinc .. u ... lbr-lllml ... addl..._l edDClUoal.l meau. I .:lerstud lrtpo will aptn be -eel out SIIDI!iOr by ocr ezttuloo cll.ues. lalcx' matioa ca.a be ,.,,_, from OCI uteuaoa otllee. •-ac ... Fri ..... ollllo Ullnry -1 cc6e afu-1 were Fkxeoee ArDatt, Carroll -. KatloeriDe Bronell, Lori Cohrell, Latn --. Belly '-, Olp Ellll, 111111 Mr1. FW•••; otbers wwe Mrs. Robert t..tw:.. 1 ..... LB1Jdoa, 1.._ Ardbu, vtriu.Pw- rw, Mary hlult, Mary Ric ......... .,_ -C. Frucoa R,.W, Do<--IJ. hu,lloper.-~-,Yaa unlln. llallJ .,.,...., Fattb YopJ., llrs. Woa·a Dt; IDOI'e ,... LoUt WooiNJ, 8ettJ -. Locllle ~-Genor.-......... ---l'rla ·-Coma Lao lll!rt, ...., Loo! l! 1 ... 111111 ~ Rh' I 1. (UIICNEOII 11.11 HAL_,. ~ 18o"UIIII • Ull l1'111 • SftA!Ia • ----~~----__,_........_ ___ ~------ IIEII'O«T HAMOR EJIIIGII THU RSDAY, OCT. !( lf74 l'laiii£D I£Elll.Y-p'AIIE 7, • C»aA-IJII.,IIAA, CN... ''ROTARY TO 'cOSPONSOR "• M• e.-.y L ADY lffAH.ATTM SLDVSeS Scott s. Parker, admJ.nistra~ tor of Hoag hospital, bas been appolDted to the board of direc- tors of the Hospital CouncJI of Southern Calltoruia. He wlllre- preseat the CotmeU's Orange Co• DLttrtct. Tbe eo...cn ta membel'Jlalp iaelldel Z31 *· pllala .. Los1Jiotoloo, Orup, Riverside, San Beroardioo, Saata Barbara and Veatura Couotles, RADIAL FOR M'ORISAN> cnRCTS ............ --.......... --.. -.. PLAN . JJI ... ,.. .. --·- t11tltoduct11g ... WHIPPLE'S HEALTHY FOODS IN HA RBOR VIEW CENTEk 644 -7733 SPECIAL ORDERS WELCOME We invite you to stop by for a fnendly chat m our "country store." •\ lt\,l' /.•~·~ffl,.'i ft' 't 11.',~1 ~-. CHET Jnd SHI RLEY WHI~PLE fOWNiiRSJ ...... a.w:n ,._Do llllaN;ata ....................... _...._ .... -.--............. ..-o. ............. ___ ..,._ --• :-d'?.u ------.... .... - ' ....... .. R~ ~ THE CIIRISTL<N IIIW: (COJm!IUBD FROM LAST W!Eil It Is cl .. r tltat abortion• are ~ first of all, u attempt by man to play lOCI· na. widespread approval of abor~ tloa. tty c:burebn revnla that tbe.. churches are anUchrlatlaD and are lD fact llwnani&Uc cbur~es. Wbn man playa JOd, be ... u arst of all to coatrol Ute, to I"J'&al or to tate life on bta own terms ratber than God's. God, u the creator of all tbtncs, hu rtveo me- kind His law ill Scripture whereby we are to covem. all tbi.niS under God. Not man's but God's wUlls the concern of God's law. It 11 precisely this power wblch humanism 'rraspa: at by law, to take or to IJ*re Ute in terms of Its own decree. eo.s God requ.tre eapUaJ punishment for certain offenses? Very well tbeo, the hwnulst wtll deay the validity of eap:Ual punishment for these offeases. Does the Bible (k>• y the 'rtcbt' to abortion? Then tht humanJ&t will ..:s- tabUsh a 'rlcht' to abortion on his own terms and exe- cute capttal punishment on the foetus . Not surprtsin(ly, there Is u increase in assassina- tions and in murder. Men resort to their own will and their own plaa and set aalde God's law, wbtch ts God's declared plan. They seek to control Hfe apart from God. Man has made hlmsell the arbiter and god of life, and be decides quite readily tn terms of his own torte, who shall live. Thus, in Colorado, the question of eutbenasla, so-called mercy kliHngs, was put to a vote by the Colorado Nursing Association. "Voting in bvor of euthenasia were 173 nurses, only Jl)g apJnst It and 55 abstaJned. A clear majority favored mercy ldiHnl&. What wu most significant ln Colorado was that a debate on the question made the difference. Be- l>re the debate, wtlere arruments were ortered tor euthenasla, only a third of the nurses favored the ldft. After bearln( arruments In favor, a majOrity ¥Oted for wbat only a third had accepted before." ("El1m1nattnc the Old", Twin Circle, June 14, 1970, p. 1 .) More slplftcant than the vote was the atti- tude of these ourses that eutbenasia 1s an opeo. ques- Uoo, one l>r man tO decide or to vote upon . Today they vote in favor of ldiUnctheacedaad the lnftrm; will they ~e to kill doctors tomorrow? Or wtll the doc- ton 'tOte to WI all nurses? U ... can decide wbo shall live, whom ~I they ldll? Uawanted cbildren can be aborted, the aced put to. sleep, all priests and ministers killed, all Commamlsts, Nuts, or conservauves executed, the Jews sentenced to death, or the Germus eliml.nated, all blacks wiped out, or aJl wtlltes: all of these are open questions II man can decide who aball live. All of these have become open questions aa humanism has developed In tbe 20th century. Either God's law prevails, or man's law. 11 man's law is accepted, everythlnl Is an opt~~ question. When man plays god, man himself Is the victim. Under God, l.he doctor Is a minister of Ute, of heallnl. His profession has had a long and necessary connection with a priestly catung. Under humanism and with abOrtion, the doctor ceases to be a healer and a protector of Hfe and becomes a murderer . (Statute law may permit abortion, but Is still murder, DOt only und.er Go4'a la.w, .but u.OO.er CODUnOil law, u doctors may som@time tlnd out .) Under the tnnu- ~Mce of humanism, a radical change is taklnc p.lacP in the medical profess ion . Instead of being a man who recards life as a sacrosanct, as Wholly governed by God and beyond his province to destroy, the doctor Is playlng rod In most cases. But , because the doctor Is not god, he becomes a murderer. The majOrity of people may tavor abortion, but they wUI s till not re- s pect an abOrtionist. Even those pagan cultures wbich practiced abortion freely despised the abortionist. Man created In God 's Image, wtu , even when fallen , renect to some degree the Judgment and law or God. With the increase of aboTtlon, the medical professloo will rapidly decline in prestige. As a hatt>d and despised group or murderers. even the women who use them will welcome the total control of doctors by the state. FE"w will wish them welL SECOND , as we have noted, abortion represents a hatred or lite manifests Itself in a number of ways. from outright suicide to suicidal actlvitif's . It is E'Stimated t.hat 250,000 will commit s uicide in the 1970's, and another two million will try and !ail. ("250,000 U.S. Suicides Predicted During 70's " LOS ANGEL.s&._TIMES, SUnday, June 7, 1970, Sec. A, p. 21.) ThP use of drugs represents a form of suicide and a hatred of lite. Hardin Jones of the Unive rs ity of California has stated that in the U.S "over 100,- 000 young people (2.5 times U.S war deaths in Vle1 Nam ) h.ave been killed by drugs and far more have be-en corwerted into ment al cr ipples .. ("Drug Toll ",' TWIN CIRCLE, May 17, 1970, p. 12) A widE' variPty of suicidal activities are common today. ThP hatred of God Is also the hatr~ of lift'. In his novel , the DEATH OF IVAN ILICH, Tolstoy tells the story of the death or Ivan lllch. a conscient- ious official but a man without faith. As his fatal Ill - ness prOJresses, he begins to hate all people In good health. He bates his wire and children for belnc 50 stronc, clean, and healthy "with all the loathtn& of a diseased body for all cool, while, sweet-smelltnc fiesh." (Henri Troyat : TOLSTOY, p. 559.) Tolstoy's Ivan Olc:h can serve as a symbol or humanistic man and his culturP. As It ra ces death , humanism turns on life with hatred: 1t pursues a suicidal course of action In every realm and stnkes at life w1tb s.avace and murderous Intent: It professes to reverence and af- Or~e even aa It murders It The drive tor tecal- iud a rtlon Is a world-....-manuutatlon of this hatred of.... life. Pomp:msly, the tep.J aad mediW authorlt s wrtte In various restrtctlons oa abortiOn. eveo as lhey approve It . All Is suppo&edly wisely covened ud therapeutic . But In actual practice tM dKisk)a Is a tbumlMI down Oft Ufe; abort, abort; DO restrictions In aet._l practice. Their k>ve of dNtll and hatred of life manifests ttsel.f In aa tncr~iDC abortion rate. Wltb mme &Iris and womea, lt baa become a fdud of ltatut: aymbol of "llberaUoa" to bawe ...:u.red aa abortiOD; tbey have proven their tr~ from God and Uselr ct.dicallon to eooloo, to prenatlAC a supposed o•er-JIOP'&IaUoo . 011 f:"'ery le"'fl lt I• a mark of a dy1nc cWtu.re , a bMred of lUe, ud 1 de•lre to play fOCI . lbdMd,·all tbty that bale God lo•• death . Aftd 'CS.tl' WIJ be tMtr dntlDy. 0.. "are ealled to Ufe. rt1U. BAND. Wti D.A.8T ""Be tMt aTDII•* ta-. ...S I Ia ..... tile -klqsll forti! --= ,. ......... ,. -.... tt .... "-~ Ia:&. . . Tee .... -.---. .. .., ............ • a i • "' '1 .. _ ... _fill,_ .. _. ~ ........ ~I w·-.. ........ __ ; ... _ .. ............ __ ..,._ .................... , .. .. ......... ., ...... . I Jw I IE Pcsf el Mlw'l: __ _ ,.. ·ruiiahii s · • ,, .._ '-' "' 't" .. k GaNw T-: "Fo, t1rU-WJ"""'-b)o IN-of tlw IAr~. """-,.......,.....,.-..-..... ~w • ......,.,,.. Lm -... ,,...,., -....... .,. ..,_.,..(I TIMu. 4:15). (CONTINUBD FROII LAST WEEK) THI COMING Clf-1111 L01D 9 :14 fe< Old T.-,..,,-... In 1 1lu rkwthne 4:16. 17 we ....S: "FOI" the Lord himsoll ohsll ds- oa:ad f~>m hea-with a-. with the YO!•. of the """'-~ ""' with the tr ,;p of God: lilt( the dosd in Olr' sholl rile 6rst : then --at· .1ve and Nlllain. lhall be caurht u t ~ with them in the clouds. to -' the Lord in the air: and 10 shaD ' OOft be with the Lon!.. The fon:aoing venes ( 16. 17 ) pre- sent the manner and results of Chrilt's cominc. 1m. the rdevant comments of a modern Biblical ltholar should be observed: '"[Vene] 16. "One won! of oomrnand. one shout from the Arch- angd. one blast from the trumpet of rod, and God in Person )Viii come down from heaven I' This translation of Phillips fa modem translator) catche, aornethingo of the vividness of the ~equen~ of events outlined. This is the fullest desaiption of the Parou- sia in the New Testament, and whm we reflect on the little that is saict here we are warned against being unduly dogmatic about what will then happen. ?.lui's main point ia that it is none other than the: Lord Himself who will rome. The end of the age is nor: to be ushered in by 50r11e intermediary, but by God Himaelf (d. M~ I :3). The w.hole scene is aw~inspi_ripg and full of gTandeur. TheJMt.t (.hlnuMO) is a word of command, &nd is used of the shout of the chariotfft to his horstS or the hunter to hia hounds. It is the cry to the rowen uttered by the ship'~ master, or to soldiers by their com- mander. Always there is the ring of authority and the note of urgency. It i11 not said who will uner the shout, but very likely it is the Lord. If not, thm it is possible that the: .rllotu, the voire and rhe trumt are thrM ways of refeningo to the same thing (d. Rev. 1 :10ft'. for a voice like the tound of a trumpot). Some have tried to por· ticulariz:e the arct.n,a. and Miehad, tht only archangel named in tM New ·T-.....t. Ia usuaDy lsYOrOd (Ga- brtcl ;, o km 1"lllked with Midad. but in Luke l : 19, 26 Jw is ca11M timply an 'angel'). But arclto"{{tio. in the Gt-eek is without the article: and it would senn that Paul hal no particular arch- an.~ret in v~ here. Similarly voiu is anarthrous (without the article], and the meaningo thus is 'a voia of an .an:hanget,' Of' perhaps even 'a voice like an a.rchanKel's.' The trumpet is mentioned twice in 1 Corinthians IS :52, and Paul clearly regarded it as ha vin( a special place in the ~uenc~ o f events at the Parousia. (Cf. E~. 19,16 : !sa. 27 '13 ; JO<:I 2 ,1; Zech. sodatirlg the IIOUJ>d of the trumpet with divine octivity, and Matt. 24:31 fe< the ame in the tescht,.. of the Lord) ... TM d«Jd io CfltVj an: to be firot to rise, i.e. before the eve!U in the next ..... [17)." ' "IV.,..) 17. Then. sfteT they [the . dead 1 han rita\ to be with Christ. those believ.n who mnsln will be (a.gltt .,, tog.tlt,-MIA ,,.,_ t.. llw cw..d.. The veri; /oar~""'"''"' com· bines the idss of fOf"Ce and audden- nns. It denotes the irresistible IJOWU' of God. That they wm be csugllt ., togd~Jt.r tvitla the faithful departed should no< he OY<Tioolced. It wiD be a reunion with Otrilt ; but it W111 alto be a reunion with the friendt who haw gone btfore. The majesty ol the whole seem is emphuized with the setting 'in clouds' (d. Dan. 7 :13 : Mott. 24:30; 26:64: Rev. I :7). There they will ,.d tJ., Lord ia rl" W. The air was usually thou~ to be the abode· of all mannft' of evi1 tpirita (d. Eph. 2:2), and i: i~ thus a measure ol the com- plete supremacv of the Lord that He should med His saints in such & nelon. At the . same time this iJ not hrirtR" sooken of u anything more than a mminK place. The imprasion we obtain is that the Lord procct'da to tM "'nh with HiJ pc<ll>le (d. I Cor. 6:2). The climax i~ reached with so tMU tW """ b~ tvitlt tlk LMd. Titc-re art doubtless manv points on whidt we ~hould like further information : but when Paul comes to that great fart, which inelurles everything else, and makes ev~hin~ else unimportant. he c:eac::n . There is nothin~ to add to it" (cf. Uon Morris. Tilt Epi.rtlu of Pnr.J to tht Thu.tttlonfafiS, ht ed., 1956. pp. 87-89). AN EXHORTATION TO COMFORT First Thessalonians 4:18 reads : "W·herefore comfort one another with these words." In t~ considtration of this verse of our Biblic:al text, the at- tention of the reader is directed to th~ h•lpiul npooition by the lue Dr. )a.,.. Denney. of Scotland: "The ~ssalonian5 fea~ that they would ne,·er see their departed friends again: ·hut the word of the Lord aya. You will be caugilt up, in company with them, to meet Me ; and you and they shall dwell with Me forever. What <'ongre£ation is there in which there is not need of this conaolation? Com- fan , one another. the A p o 1 tIe says. One nerds the comfort today, and another tomorrow ; in ~ portion as we bear each other's Future Judgment of Christians By Loud A. Jacot.en From "THE EVANGEL," Boi 25, Larco, Fla. "We mu.t a ll ap~ar before the Judgment Seat of Oariat" May we never for1et th11t the etemaJ One, Chn.t HiJMelf, will be the Judp Wbo judiJM u.int and •inner. ''The F11tber judpth no man, but hath committed all judrmmt unto the Son" (John 5:22. 27). Will the tnle child of God ever be judsed? Y•, indeed. But not for 1in. '"'- Mint. wiU be judl('ed for their works ,their life of faithfuJ, loviDK Nrvice for their Lord or that of M!lfilh egotism which hal exalted Mllf instead of the Cbrill The JudDDent Seat of Chrilt will be aet up for the 18int. of God aft.r the rapture of the true church, Hia body or the Bride who have wuhed their pnntmts white in Hi. preciOUI blood (1 Theea. 4:13-18). Paul in writin1 to the Chrdtian• at RoiiMI and Corinth Nllid. "we &hall •II 1tand before the judrment Mat of ChNt," and apiu. "For we m1111t all appear before the j:d~t IIMt of Chri1t" (Rom. 14:10: 2 Cor. 5:10). The Greek word Bema, (tri- ) i. tr~~n~lated jud~tment Mat in both iOAtancell. The conte11t clearly lndicete. that thil Judllllf:'nt i11 ONLY for the aaved. Do not build up fahte hopes. Thia judpnent d not to determine your entrance into the Jdnr;dom becaute of your Jfood worb, which you think will u.w your 110\ll. Thill judpnent ie for thoee ONLY who have been quickened and made alive tbrou~h uvina faith and thu• bear fruit to Ha. honor and glory. If you thiU: fool · iah man, you can uve younelf by your lood worb read Romana 4:6; Titu1 3:6, and Epheliana 2:8, 9. All your dHd worlu l'lft 1imply ftlthy rap (lla. 64:8). In 1 Corinthian~ 3:11-16 we rooeive IIOIDfl imight u to the charact.r of thi~ tod~t to be meUid out to tM Minta. Jt i. for the Onel who have b.lllt upcm Olrilt, the foundatiot1 1tone. Their worb lhaD he ,._.led u either 10ld, '•ilwr, pnrioul 1toD8 or wood, hey, and 1tubble with the c:o.D~JeqUent Ja. of reward. At thi. Jort~· ment. Chrilt will eithrr reward His fMdala1 cme:1 for lovibJ' •rvk:. doee ln Hla NIUDII or they 1hall •utfer loee for much that hi~' bHn in the effort. of thoa "-band for the eu.ltlltion of .elf. 'naat atllined Pau Mndow or pi~ oran or buildinllf ~ to the world in clariorl t011e1 ahall DOt be ,.....rded (Matt. 6:1·6/, You ha .... al....d7 ,....,.. the ...,.rd of ....., ln hariac )'ODI' pra"-•UD.I'· Bu , that fofi!OltaD CIUP of w..-Jiwa in m. Name .that UDObMrwdl taD on the poor, •kk widow, the clad t.t. O..t fw.,. home the tidinp of • lcwtq',w..dballf, dyiq S.flour to thaM lollt Ia •: ob. the ttam..ade of auU iMip~t thiDib. for,rotten. yet oa tMt day ..,. llhall bt ,...., ... • the tn.uw;e Gil~. WIMlftah, ~ •I'Yice ralllll'ed • UDto Him. 1'ha thMe hldd.a th .... lhd be ,.,..ltd and prope!' .,...nl Jtw- to the obedieat. faithfu1 aae. Dr. A. J . Ooodoo oa1d tllat-..... bo-an,::::t-1ott ............ Mdcb bon OW .Jp, "To Rnt, with orwt.tlqrt poww."l& n how__,. O.rltdaa .,.Jib tho~ ....,.llvbott lo tho -rOI tho Holy 8pirlt'o1NI--- llrillll( • barioa. •le.h, fnll.._ ur.. OM void of JXI"Nr, WID JOU. ctlllld ot ao._ ...-... • ,...nl at the l~nt e-t (a....l ol O.rillt. or 'WfD y,., ..e .. .....a, llut )'01111!' wolb be 1larMd ~J~f AN yoa ~a ......... ~=I acad ..,_, Oa fttat day wilt )'Dill' ..al bt ......... tt.oup b, 4ft? Window• For Sermon. .... I 1 'ft Ill t' ' I 4:1J..11 ". "· .. _.... ,. .u... ., ... ,..,.. •• l't ,.._, ..... ~ ..... ....,~---........ u ••• u ...... burdeas, .,. aD -It -....,. The...._,-•!a perpetaslly -- '"' to receift thOie whom we laft; but thoueft they _. oat of IiCht aDd Pitt of ""ell, it is DOt 1-. They ,,. lliU pnlteil to O.!ist: and ~ He .,.,.,.. in Ria flory Ho wUJ briar..,_ to us apln. Is it nat ~tranCe to tea•ce the ....-oom>W of Hie scslnot wortla? WoniJ,-oftoD ft<l, are vain and worthless; t1wty do not lift the hurden from tho heart; they make no diffrrmc~ to the preuure of frief. Of our own worda that it tfW'; but what we have been considerinc are not our own wordt:, but the word of the l..tlrd . His words are alive and power- rut : hcavm and earth a.y pUa away, but they c-annot pua; let ua comfon: one another with thlt" (d. "'The Epis- tles to the-Thesalonians" in The Ex- po.rit<H's Bib!., 1!192. pp. 181 , 182). ._..,. ... , llaw eMil • 1M ._......t ... ~utaiiQIN.. know• w~t. • apeU.! f« ,.. du wft s 1M ...a. .a..11 • p • • k Into U. al:r"' lfUnMt ta ........ :._.. (I" Ontotlola• lC:tt. C1ftooo I II Ia Is--...... wlaat. t-IM .................... ~ ........ to .. , abotat ~~.~ Ill rlnn .t tMii wad: .-.. I.Ofti\MIS." Uau.I)J'. I ......,, piiU U.. ....._ U "pis an" "YoadoMiJMid.aa:rJa......-woold. eoaae to~ tMir u:f!~* 'ftkh lt -.t17 1mo work u a aaend tn1t, .. • de by thOM .wbo beer God--"" o~ fler..,... 1ou. You do not ....,.. U7 'fie•, tM1 enid do U. Job "Lo ! He comes, with clouda ctrscending, tortl'u. ue.p& U.. \ofti'M Gocl mon qa--1)-aM _.. .. . ha.e ...... )"00. tf )"'Q .. that; .... IJ' .............. .... &oJI.C'M to ...... to that men eo auw:h altoal U.. --t4 ................ -..... pooplo .................. ••nd. rou trill • clol .. for lot ,.. d!o ot a -•-k God tiM .oa .U«Un tid .. while M wu talldacf Yet: 70U taD do.• tJMroe are Pi rh.. WM iet TIMn •n .. ..,. Pf~~Gple wbo people ro to R•ll willie U.., •tnc. •o fOT a U.O.-.ad to1tpae talk In eire.la aboat: "'tnolft- to •lnl' Dl1 pea\ -...mer•a me•t.'" "tttJWtc,• aD4 -...ct. praiae, .. but w.ho Mftr ... tiM loralty.'" Th • •• r:;:•IIUn to~ue tlM7 lsaft to atoril7 heftr pt dowa to ....m. God. To h a ., • a thoua.Dd bustnn. of pnac:lllh:w U.. 0.. toni'U.. would M to haft a pal eo tl&at oDUwd ... qt.t thouaand tlmu mara b'oabl•, lmow how to ba ...... • Once for favored sinners etain; Thousand thousand saints attendint: Swell the triumph of His train : for, •• lame• uJ• (ebaptar teaehiQC Serlptun \o ....,... three), our toncue• ua ~~nralr. :r better H'f'fac on. U.. put Some people -'"~'• "I to.,. to Chriatlan•. K7 frlaM, ov tell the •tory .. ; ret the, haft need ia not for tM ........... not told the atory ln. moatha, the pl\&ra. and tbe udla- lf ever. A man who nalb' lo'ln meat t~t an Mlq broaa'bt to tell the stotJ will tel1 tt. into oar ehare.._; oar ....-I• Paul .. ,. that when a m~~n for the Bible to M ...-ched apeab in a .traftl'e lol1f1M In ct .. r l:qt'-1\ ao that -.n which no on• can undentand, are eonftontad with tha •· people are not edified, but that mai'Mb of the Lord, th• awful· when he 1peab truth in a plain n••• of •In, and the IIMftJ lancuac•. there ill edification ud u•ln& J'l"ac• of the Lord for the heann. The problem Je~u1 Chrl•t. Alleluia I A11eluia I rrad appcars on earth to reign." with mo1t people i1 that thq Clu¥lts Wtsky, 1758. Rlleued b~ tM GHJHl rellowd.ip A.eeoftllt'- What Is True Spirituality? By Paator David A. Noebel _From _••c;~~ cR ~ADE,~.T~ otla,. NOTE: The foUowi"' U tlte .con.d ,.,, of Mr. Noekl'• plead our cue, but He wanb to ~on tile tlareefold reiGtiotullipt of• CNiehm. know about the cue. If he H.ve you oonsidered in depth what he can't do, which, of the Penon to whom you are c:oune, give. the impresaion that joined in this union! Lecky, a Chriatianity ll mo•tly negative. ~·t hear the eue, He can't plud it, and the pilt .... Y• on ut. But, if we confet~e our lina, then the Spirit bepna to IW«p til dean. 0Bri0:..illhwro1Ut<.R. ~l·t,"w••a~~·tehod :".,· Now, you can lilt aU tt.o.e ....... ·~· 1• "don'ta" enrt find peopll' in th,. The rautt W what Paul pve• ChrUtianity to pretent to the cemetery that fill every one of worW an ide.t character through them, and they're not spiritual. u. in Galatian•, chapter five. Liv .. are chanted and they bqin to rnan.i!eal the · fruita of ilae Spirit ... which are love, joy, peace, lonpufferina, pnde~~~ea, meeknet~a, temperance md faith. Note carefutty, the fruita of the Spirit oona.t of the attribute• of tho Lo.d j...,. Chriot Himoelf. In Mlm, they portray His chu•eter. -:hich aU of the ch.nge. of the They're dead! nmeteen or twenty centuries hu How doe• the Spirit dun? filled the hearta of men with a One vene in pu1icular applies pallion of love, hu ahown itaelf here -I j ohn I :9. Note, the ea~le of adiftl Off aU ~ge~; Apoatle is ltlfking to believen, naho ne, temperaments and not unbelieven, His worth have oonditiont., and hu not only nothing to do with utvation. "If ~o the highelt pattern of we oonlese our sinR, he i& faithful virtue but the bipe8t incentiYe and jut to forpv~t us our Bins, to tu. practice and hal exerted and to dean~~e UA from all Thd 11 the outcome of the relationship with the Holy Spirit -tiN froi4 •I t~i Hoty Spiril •.-e rJtaltijhtcd U. our tiN&. ao daep1•n inflUence U\jflft ni)l llllli&hteousnete." · · - be. tnely &aid that the limpk u .,,~ Now.,vtN ... tt..n .M.t ia. reconl of three ·ahort yean of dirty, ju.t like the home pte active life hu done 11110n to dirty. Christ want& to clan .0 ol Now, in • wm'd , What is ipirituality! One Seripture will IIUClice to make the alUiwer explicit. "Howbeit when he, the Spuit of truth, il come , he will guide you into all truth: for he lhall not apeak of himlfllf; but whaboner he shall hear, that lhall he ipUk: and he will ahew you thinp to come. He ehall glorify me: for he ahsll receive of mine, and •hall ahew it unto you." (John 16,13,14) ~enerate and 10fttn mankind the rooms of our heuta. He than aU the dl8quieition1 of wanta to change tho.e aeventeen phi~phen and than all the: .. wotb of the Oe.h," mentioned exhortation& of morali!lll." in Galatians, chapter fwe, into the nine "&Wta of the Spirit" which immedi.tcly follow. He w anta Ul to love and to experience joy and peace and meekne•. ThiB ia what H~ wants, but how do w.:; get there! What a tatimony! Here was an unbelieving historian who aaid tha.t in three short yean, Chriat had been able to accomplish more in 10ftening the hum.n heart than all of the philoeophers and morali•t~ put totcther. Don't think for a mo rncnt that 110fttning the human heart i•n't an •ccompliahmenL You know it ie. Thifl it the Penon I would like you to know. And, you c:an know Him by en~ into • relationtflip with Him. The moment you realise tha.t Chrdt died for your lins, thal He wa• buried. that He wu resurrected and th.t He ia living and cominc apin, that moment you can know Him u Penooal Sariour. The moment we become rebted to Je-Christ, that moment the Spirit of God enten into our hearta. Being related to the human race ia humanity. Being related to Chria is Chriati.anity, but hein~ related to the Holy Spirit ia apintuality. The problem of •pirituatity ia not the f.ct that the Spirit of God t. within taB. The problem ill how mueh of • b• the Spirit have. n.. Bi~>~< o~ec~.ueo the loodr • the temple o( the Ho~y ~JMriL (I c... 6 '19, 20) It ~ 1i1te • f.ome with Nany rooru. Spiritulity, therefOft, il a ..,..... of the Sp;rit"o dtonq up thole "'*""' and wht:• aU the room~ .n dea, the whole hoaae ia de.. I Now, J.t. • •r, ~e 1\uU in the -·· He ,...-. to dar sway tho coil ........... to -.b the lloon sud w.a.. Thea, He • ..., W p ~ tb. ~room, ltut tlte •4oor it "'oeUL ~ .............. .. ..,.. to \oW i& ..... Tloo .... ~ tloe ........... hto!ol! -....... -iloio ~· ... s,iolt --... .... -el -ltosito .. ............ Hio ....... Go.l'• ........ -........ ... ---.. -. .. dis -lists( .......... _. •lit _,., .,..., I -\ .... 11tit1 ... ~.1-\ .. tltiu•l-\ ......... .. I , ............. ., •. a$' 7 a .~ ... .... :..-:..~ ... c,:.: ..... , .......... _ ,..,='diS ...... .. Thi• is explained in one word -confeuiofl. If you know your lire ian 't what it should be bec:au&e of 110mething you've uid or done, oon(ea. that ain to the Lord - not 1enerally, but specificaUy . We believe in confeuion to God Almighty and not to the public 0t IO the world. Of OOUI'Ie, if W~ haYe sinned qain&t 10meone, that it! 10mething elee. But, tho. liM we commit from dly to day, God Almighty need• to hear, .nd we must pray, •• Lord, I have • oonft:Mion to make." In I John 2; I, w~ read : "My liul~ children, the.e thinp write I unto you th•t ye lin not, but if any man lin, we have an 1dvocate with the F1ther, jeau1 ChrUt the ripteou1." The word Gdvoctlle is our En1lish word for lawyer or oountel. We have a l.wyer to At the core, lh• meui'W of •pirihlelily ie ""'' ow ,..,.,. witAU. ,./1«1:1 Oltd ,...,_,,. to othrt 1.\e p.,OA of Juu o..n,, This U. the e~~enee of iipirituality. When we meet thoee who are .lpiritual and have a poop« relatiotullip to the Holy Spirit, we aoe meetiftJ tho. who relied His Penon and Pretence. The Sp;rit doeo oot _.. of Hi..U. He ..,..U of t1.e Lon! J-a.n... We haft • rebtion.hip with mankiod -.......u.,.. "'• ...... relationahip with CJarilt - Cllrioti.tity. But, • Chriotioao, let'stp the -~· Let'• now bqin CMII rela • 'p with ·the HOly Sp;rit UM1 .....;feot the lrWto of the Sp;ri\ whidl em•nate in whit I term op;rituolity. And, ....... wil ..,. of •, "They h.ft been with a.n.t." FAITH -IUS PRESUMPTION The Word of Oocl deN,.. In They do "aood WOfttt·• and maM ;....,..... 11 :a um ''Wtlhout hifth ,,_ ~ u.1mune thllt • It .. lmposWble to pfeaM HJm," God of lowe wtllauNfy .apt theW Thef't; Is nottlinl thM wMI Munt .tfotb _, ~ thlir .,.._ a ,..n lYle the fur thft God mey But Wt ._ PA~~U"'t'tiOn, not fetet. be dleptelted With him, nor ~ How ean a )ull Qocl -..ttooet *' lot' comptrMN to the QIUrMC:e W. thould ttt.M Hint a.t 1ft ttt. th.t He '• ,..._..., tt t. footleh matchfeu lowe He ......,. ,_,. howww, to "'PPGM thet ,.. atn for our ._ to tMt ... m111ftt bt -.. God wttft the thlnp .,. frM and tNt aal\dort ~ .,... _.. tMnk He 6allr-.. W• mni: -'" of Gocf:• obCMned t., ....,. 11oM. "Him wta.e: He ..,.. tte ..,.,., c.in ,..._.med INt Qocl_., ThMfrl God, It .. not dH'ftcuft tD ~ fW ....... II lflee a. ...... " ..... 1ft ... for ....... "' ..... of tM .. -=-·111 .... ... ..... -... olnHio--_____ ... ... It it ,.,. .............. Of'•... ....... ....... "' ?Tlllt7 ... .. ... ...... .., ,... Hkn." .. ...., ................. .. ................. .... ............... ... ,... .................. ..,. ... ,., ... Ill ... -.. ... ... liD!M' ......... ., .., .. _,.. .. .... .. .. -.. ... I!""!"' -........ -· ---., • ~asayatrw .. .._..., ... Au•~ ..... ., ••••· .... !!....,!' _ ... lllll .._ ......_. ., M .. .,..., 1 • es • u • -.... -------·-________ ,_ ___ ... __ ,.._,_ .. _----.-..... -tWF I • ...., • • • -- liiUIIIOI\Y, OCT. 2A, 1114 LIU&. IIOTICI LIIMI: 110nc1 LIGAL HOner COIICIIA liB. 1¥'1, eM.. PIC mill . LIGAL NOTlCI LIGAL IIOTICI I.IGAL.NOnCI -> rt ••• ,. tiMI P&:JIIJJUI "M*'W IUM:E FJCTtMOtll BtWIHW RAM! LIGM.IIOnCI fr4-i fr.lftiiii!T rfATEIIIIIT ORDIIIAICIIIO. liM -Gl 1M . Cltp ... E. TOll •• Ulii:WAL. All Mr no to'l , ..... , II 1H ,........,._loclolac Tllo IDIIowtocPtr-to eli>-All ORDIIIAJICS OP THE -po•lo"..,.•l sr .. _ -·· ,.._ ollalloopln oe.o.c.110.1.. IUID daiiC U: T 6 I no C ..... VIM, ror-·rliuR-. 'lOCI Lido Clrf or•~ BEACH ....... ..,. a. ~Gihlb. at 111o rodollllo .. -•,.... All ORDIIIAJIC& OP Till: .... , rt, l1ll I. C.. lhrJ., 11om, 1,..,1>0<1 Pork Dr!Yo, M._t llooU. .AIWIDIIIG IICTIOII 5.11 •• llo clrl•.-•a ptH1J1 ollall ba ... -· -.,......_ ~!!!,.01'0 .IU'h~. .I c-4tl Mtr, C&. _, I !all Of, TBI IIEWPORT -to W -no to ... -11M11 bt -• ...,._ l'.talOI naa I L. WkiUtlca....... .... II, CaW. liMO: JUNe ~IJ*-BIACB MtllriP4L CODE DOt ol a COOd lllonlr........,, Ott be1lan Deets._ aut ot TO-·•tror--1o1 ·~ c::.:: .. ' -. Rlllcllo, 100 Llclo Park Dr!"' ~ w~ •--~--• " t<-"-•• c "' -TO U¥8 IMGLJSH. or-·----N·-,.... .. 111o ~ P08T BUCB IIIIIIIICIP.lL ....... C&.-; W. u . --·.;.:;·~ .:~ IPLUII<G UQIJIRIIIII!MT qatred driYW'o-._ ea-,....,tt., mtdowtlb- COOE, EII'ITI't:n, "It !Ill. 0,U D. 10141 YllloJ P«sr by u lDdlY!duaL IN COIOIECTIOII WITH b1 llle -Volllela o...t· Jo 111o period prtoerlbed 1bt BIBINO • .-&CRErr -lo" Drt ... B ,....., ....... C&. 1-SICDIII: J1.111er Clycli Rlddlo. WYEII'S PEBIIIIT APP!J. moat Gl lllo Stale, « no to <llarp .. r--U ba LAIIE, •lEA WARD ROAD TO ..,. u ..,._._ -· ~ •to•oollllod-111o Thla otalameat wu lllod Willi CATIOIII aat oulllA:Ioatly 10011--Two Dolllrr ($1.00~ Tilt-- M'OIUfiMG CA!fYOlf.ROAD" llcMd: R. Z. tr•b. Tbl8 teD til II ~eel Co.tf c•t otC>rutp Cocmty tb1 County "'"lerk of 0ra11p Tbe City eo.ct.J ol tbe City tilt tawt or ordlDI.Dcanplat. mU. an ptriOIJI.I aDd QOD- Tioo Clly Coooocll Gl 1111 Clb' Tlllo--lllodwtlb ..,. U •• ,.,.._ 1-· -llll1 I lt'l4. · Colllty 00 ~ zs IO?f of ftnport Boocb do .. ordaiJI 'IDC lbi operatioo o!-H · -Ia. of l<nport BOteb---tlliC_i-OeiCt:rk1 •• "! 0ruee '":~ :!!.-L. .~.. P1111Sa; Oet. If, Pjj)llsll ' oct . s: IO, i?, Zf, u ~~ I •~-5 t• s•o hl<:leo. Por110111 openi!DC lUI-F. REYOCATIOII. Tile Chlol asi:JUowt:: v-v oe • .., .. , .. , ... .__. --l4 19?4, 18 tM 1974 Ill tbe Newport Rubor -~-.-..~ . •· ~ cabs, emerpocy or pablic of PoUee 1111.1 r..-ote or na- SE<;TIO!f 1.SectloD11.U.J05 Pabtt.ll: Oct. 10, 17, Z4, 11, .UV.. ' EnstP F 17454 ot tbe Rnport Beaeb MUillclpal safety vehicles must be able peDd uy sucb dr!Yer•1 permits to tddtcl to lllo Knport Boocb U1f, Ia lllo x...,.,..t Harbor Tlda •tomoat wu Iliad Willi · • Codo Ia .,._ to rild' to ..,... lbi Englllll .._p. 00 ~ tor ray Ylolatloll of IIIDII<II>tl Codo lo rild: Eourlp F-11115 1111 ~ Ctrrk Gl 0rup L!GAL MOnel "5.11.110 DRIVER'S PER -Any lalalll<aUoo onllloappU<t-1bi --G1 thlo ChAplet "11,11.100 MUMB&IJMG • Co.tJ oe 0et. 15, 11'74, N01'1CE TO CRE DITORS KIT. A. APPJ.EATION, No tion for aid permit will be by tile boldlr at sueh permit SHOiiiCREST LAlfl, QA. LI!GAL MOT IC! Pelilb: Oet. 1'7, U , 11,Nor. SUPDD COURT ()F THE SUPER lOR COURT OF THE per.oa Mil drive 01' operate IJ'Ot.llds tor retutl ot tbe per-or tor tb1 elilteoce of l.QJ WARD ROAD TO IIOIUIIKG 7, Ut'74,1D tbi.Nnpad Barbor STAT& OF CAl.JFCIUfiA FOR STATE OF CAUFORNI.A FOR U1J Yeldele deltrlbld iD tb.la mit. Rate._ taeb Wbieh would bi.Ye CAIIY!lfl t!pAD . .\!1 dnUIIp' 'FICTTIIOUI BUIDIESS MAlliE Eourlp. F-11001 TBE COUIITY OF ORANGE THE COUNTY OF ORANGE C-Ia 111o City Without tint B. PERSONAL APPEAR . -a -r•-tor c1ioy1nJ Ud atbtr •ldtnp c. tM..U.. STATIIIDHT . L.IGAL NOTICI llo, A .. llJOI No. A-80971 otJtt'•nr a permit in nltlng ANCE. Before a permit Is sueb permit n. applled toe, lldl oflboreawtl.&Mbetw.. TV folloWIAr per-ladobl . . Eltate at HELIN M. HOL-Estate ot RtrrR VlRGDflA _, to do from tbe Cb1af of gra.oted to any appUC&Dt, tbe wbetber such Matt of flcts 8•1FU'd Rold.UdtlondAJCu .. ' bDIIDiu u : Ba~ CUftl FICTITIOUJ Btllllf!SS NAME BECK, ab IIELE!f HOLBECK, FOSTER alta RUTH V. FOSTER Pollet, ~ pereaa deairtng to applleant sbaU preset himself nllted at tb1 time appUcaUon JOD Road lblll be dtll.ptted Sbop, J:U.J/1 Zllt St., New.. BTATEftlfT Deceued. aka Rlfl'H FOOTER, DeceaMd.. ota1l aeb driver's permit to t.be Pollee Departmeot, be wu made for sucb permit or by.._ lumbers. TM Damber· port S.Cb, Ca. t2MO: H. Paul The foJ..IoWIDC per ... are lfO'I'X:E IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTlCE [S HEREBY CIVEN 111111 mab a wrttt.:l appUca-pbotognpbed or f'lD'alsb u I C· came LDto extsteoce thereafter . tDc lblll eoGua-.ee wUb tbt Normu, 511 Bola An., Mew. doiDc bu1Dia u : P-Zl...EDter -to tbt erldUiars ol tbe abon to the creditors of tbe abofe tJoe CMrefor to tbe Chief of cepta.Me PhOtOCflPI:I, IDd be G. APPEAL. In the ennt of D1UDbtrJ 4100, flO!, ...S 410C port Beach. CL 91&&0 prtsM Perfect Wan lK~ JS5 MINd,......,.., tbltlllp«.aos named decedent thl.taUperkiU Pollee &eco,.."'*' b)' a lee t1ngerpr1Dted, aDd saeb pboto .. a r~t. reYOCatiOD cr SUI- at tbt ftl'lt lot ti.IW'J)' at Tb1l m,s.,.1 ll ~t.l Vllta llla6era. N...,...t Bac:b bafllc clalru .,...,... tbe aid bul.ng cWm s aptnst the Aid of Fin Dollars ($5.00). No. grapha aDd flDcerpr1Dtl stall pensJoa of IDJ drl,er'l per- lbl lllterACttoo ol Sboreerut bJ aa 1DdlfkhaL SJped: H. 9U&O: MUJ K. P-.c, iOOS. deeecleat are riQitred to fUe decedent are required to me .•mtt lbi.U be lasUid to l.DJ be tiled with tbe permueat mit by the Cbiet of Pollee, LaDe aod Seaward Rold." Paul !forman. LIDI, 114. Corea. dtl liar; tblm, wttlltlle '*' IIU'JYOUeh-tbem, wtth tbe neeessa.ry Yoocb-pel' lOll -.tc tbe ap ot etgbteen records or tbe Pollee Depart. tbe awUCI...IIl or permittee may SECTION !, Tbll ordlaaDce Tb1s .tatemst .,.1 ftledwltb Vlrpnia Zatta, SSS Vllta Ma-era, Ia tbe amet ol tM clerk ers, in the omce of the clert (11) JIU'a, to I.QJ person DOt ment. appea.l from tbe dec:lsion to shall be pubu.bed ODet l.a tbl the Coaaty Clerk of 0raace dera, Newport Beach. Calif. ot tiM aboq ~tlld court, 01' or tnt above entitled court, or a eitSHa ol tbe ltlited States C TE MPORARY PERMIT the City CouocU, which may otrlelal D8WIIIIJIPU' ol tb1 City, CotmtJ OD Oct. 7, 1974. 92660. to pneeat tbtm., With tM DeC -to present them, wttb tbeneees-&aD.ItiM .acb per.:~~~. bas law -Pe~Uf'IJ the completioD or ~ 1D It& dlscreUoo alllrm, r e- and the arne 811 be etteettn P..,llah: Oct. 10, 17, 24, SJ, This bu1Dna ts c0Ddoet41d eaary YOOCbera, to tbllllder-sary vouchers, to tbe UDCSer-f'ta1JJ declared biJI iateDUon o1. tnvesttp.tlon of u appllca.nt urse or modlty the dectalon 30 days after tbl date of 1ta 1974, ta the Newport Harbor by a ceoetal putDeralllp. l1c:Did at tbt oftlce ol ber signed at the omce of ber bec:om.1Dc sucb, 01' to any per-the Chief of Pollee may crani made by the Cbtef of Polloe.'' adoptioa. Ellltp, F -37807 Slpld: Mit}' K. Poar, Vlr-Att.ora.y, KEENE, DIOff, MAD-attorney, Keeoe, Dlon, Madseo 8011 W'bo ta lDcoqMtteot or for a tern rar mtt to a rs:on SECTION 2. This ordlnaDc.e Thta ordl-.nee wu lDtro-ClD1a H. Zalta. .SEN • JEMNDfGS, Prnlell1()011 " Jennings, Professional Cor-uy ,._ wbat.oever unable who f:s rJa:-ueaJ: for sbaU be published once 1n the due~ at a replar meetlnJ L!GAL NOTICE This statemeot ns ftledtrttb Carrpc:watfoD. At-eo FlDaDctal poratton, J.vco Ftnane1al to ldeb' baDd1e such vebJcle. 1 driver's m~ aOO s omctal newspaper of the City, of tbe City Cotmell ol the City tbe Coaaty Clerk of Orup Toww • Fifth Floor, 6!0 New-Tower.FUth Floor, 620 New-No permit sball be Issued to to be ~.au.l: tor such =t. •aDd tbe same shall be effeethe of Newport S..eb held oo the FICTrrtOl5 BliiJlrfESS NAME Couaty oo Ott. 4, 1974. part Ceater Drift, Newport port Center Drive, Newport &llJ person wbo bas beet~ con . The ~emporary permit shall SO days after the date of tts 3oth day of September, 1974, STATEMENT PobUsh: Oct. 10, 17, 24, 31, Beacb, Calllorlda 9!650, which Beach, CalUornla 92660, which ficted of a felooy, or wtthin automatically uptre slltJ (&O) adoption. aDd wu adopted oo the 15th The foUowtncpersoo ls dolll( 1974, in the Newport Harbor II lbe place of tqioess of tbe Is the place of business ot tbe period ot two years lm. days from the datettwa.st.ssued Tbis ordlDance was tntro- day of Odaber, 1974, bJ tbe bllliDess 11: Newport Porscbea. Eulp. F-S'M7S aderatcDed 11 all m&ttersper-the undersigned ln all matters mediately precedtng such"'' or ~n tasaaDCe at a regular duced at a reculaz meeting of followiD& Yote, to-wit: SaleJ, 1201 E. Walnut, UnitE, L!GAL HOTICIE taiDIDc to lbe est:aterof said pertaining to the estate or sa1d pUeaUOD bas been cooricted driver's permit Tbe Chief of tbe City CoUDCU of tbe City AYES, COUNCIUIEN: MciJUU.s, Santa Ana 92701: George 0. decedeot, YWda lour montbs decedent, wttbJn four mootb&: of reckleu drlYlnc or dr!Ylng p Uc hall u~martl revoke or Newport Beach hekl oo the Store, Dostal, Barrett, K111bn, Wb1tmn. 15652 Williams, 6-B, FICTITJ0l5 Btlmf!SS !1AME a1let tbe flrst p~llcatioo of after the first pltlUcatlon ot a Yeblde t.,oa a hlgbway wb.ile a~y t!r:pora:J permUywbeD he 3oth day of September, 1914, Rogers, Ryckotl. Tuati.D. CaL 92680. STATEIIEIM' tb1s DOtlee. thfs notice. UDd• tbe iDflueoce of lntorl-determines not to issue a and was adopted on the 15th NOES, COUNCILMEN: Nooe. Tbis busitless tscooducted by The fbl1ow\nc per1011. tsdoi.D( Dated October 18, 1974 Dated October 1, 1974, Mar-eat1Dc UQID's ot drugs, or driver's permUtoaaucJPUeant day r1 October, 1974, by the ABSENT COUNCILllEN: Norte. aotodlriduat busiDess u : AfiaU.on Pboto-Vlr&tnJ.a ADDFarm«,Eucu-pret Bowen, Executor of tbe wbo bu beeD coot1.cted or rlo· · followln&: YOte, to wtt: Dooald A. Mclnnla Slped: Georp 0. WbJ.tman. rral)htcs, 15652 WU11arns, 6-B, .trU ._ tbe Will ol tbe abov'e Will of the above named de-latlltc any provts1oos of the D. IDENTIFICATION CARD. AYES, COUNCil.MEN : Mctrm.is, Mayor Tb1J a:titemeat was ti.Jedtrtth Tustin, C&llf. 92&10: Georce oamed decedeat. cedent. Aleobolk: Bevenge Cootrol Act Upoo obtaln1DC tbe regular per-DostaJ., Kuehn, Barrett. Rogers, ATTEST: the Ccxmty Cltn ol Orange 0 . Whitman, 15652 WUUams. KetDe, Dtoa. Madaen &. Jeo-Keeoe, Dton, MadseD & Jeo-ot tbe state of CaUiorula, un-mit, the driver 01' open.tor Ryekoft', store. Lava Llcios County oo Sept. 12, 1974. 16-8, Tustin, Calif. 92610. niDp, Proteu:loDal Corpora-nlngs, Professional Corpora-less sucb persoa shows to tbe sball at aU times keep poated NOES, COUNCILMEN : None. City Clerk. Publlsb: Oet. 10, 17, z.t, 31, Tbls but.neu ts coaducted tkla. AYco FI.D&oclal Tower -tlon, Avco Flnaoctal Tower-sat.1&11leUon ot tbe Cblef of In full vtew tD ~vehic le ap-ABSENT COUNCil..MEN : None. Publllb: Oct. Zf, 1974, In the 1974, tn tbe Newport Harbor lbJ an todJ:rtctaal. .Fiftb Floor, 6ZO Newport Cen-Fltth Floor , 620 Newport Ceo-PoU.ce that UsuiDc a driver's erated by him an ideatillcatioo Donak! A. Mclnnfs Newport Harbor ED5.1p. Enslp.. F-37192 Sl&Md: Geori' o . Wbl.lmaD. 'ter DriYe, Suite 530, Newport ter Dr tve,NewportBea.ch,CaU-permit to blm would not In card funlsbed by the CbJef Mayor This ttatemeat was ftledtrttb B•cb, Ca.Uiorn1& 926&0, Tele-fornla 92660, Telephone: (714) UJ wq be cootrary to tbep.Z-of PoUce, whieb sball ban ATTEST : the Coaty CJerk of ~ ·pbooe: (n4)644-818I,Attorney 644-8181, Attorney for Exeeu-Ue lntereat, welfU"e or salety. plai.Dly printecltbereootbtoame LaiiJ'& Laglos Cotmt)' oa Alll. so, 1974. tor Erac:utrtx, trtx. Eaeb ncb appUcant shall dem-of the driver or operator, bis City Clerk Publl&b: Oct. 10, 17, %4, 31, Pubu.b: OcL 24, 31,Nov. 7, Publish: Oct. 3, 10, 17, 2-4, onstrate b1B lkill aDd ablUty buslnessaddressudtelepboDe 1974, lD tbe Newport Rubor 14, 1974. 1a tbe Newport Har-1974, ln the Newport Harbor to safely budle b1s vehicle number, llil permit nwnber&Dd PubUsb: Oct. Z-4, 1974, in the Ensign. F -58874 bar Eutp.. Ensign. tn drtrltlglttbrougbtbeerowded Ills photograph. Newport Harbor Ensign. !:I!ALNOnCI -- LEAGUE TILT FOR ·oee MESA · vs. CDM FRIDAY NIGHT Are s-...•a !.1' a .,.. ra.J? WW Jl..,... ......_,, ...-..._ • s.u., eoru 11 ao 111ar1 ., COO<~ lllct 1'1felot'a lfnllo lolo 4 -.... boll tbo VI-....... -w1111 !no lfll, lo a -· at Coost Collop -~~ 811'14 !Wop hnod b7 OCC orrws -..... -? WIUC.. --111o boC1u ,_,... -lo< ,_1 llllo TD'siiii-11-ZS. ~~-·· lilt rt 77p ,. C... "-JU<i-r.~:~::~ u !Ita ·--lit. Bu Mt. SAC ·-· tbo ,.,..., LARRY HALL GloRY CON PU lt) Mu•• 8oo KJap-... Borco'•-la Atlbaio Co._ lllb S.t•dlT wttb a 0-S~ IIIU't.. adfw.U,? · ,. tiMa klelred a aJ.cbt ia 1M MoaMSe stadtam. "Tblt reeord lJ Yery mla:-'THBY SPARKBD ESTANCIA. VICTORY OVBR CDIII. T11Dt lD .to ttd.l -...bD:l'l .-f u.ro_. tbt ~:,.. ~ ~OU:~~ ~:s'~ ~ ~~~~~~ BIG GUYS ON OCC SQUAD ~t;"m!!~ bleb ttbool root-tbl TIM~:::. p.m. Ule state, Citrus IJid L.A. Bar-Nft'p(W't Harbor, ,_ • batt iDJ a D11'1' taU 111M. W1~~ ':!!:ha~;.::,= ~dec:!o ~ ~:"L~~: BRIGHTEN PIRATE HOPES r.~::x.::.~:~=~ :=: .. -::: .. ~~~ 2-S pn-seuoo record, but Valley.'• Westmluter Friday nlebt to ;tC~..o~tsta~.~~~~~-=·~·~~~=~ Tucker says his aquad could Mt. SAC bas woo tbe last OCC blsketblll COQeb Herb A pair ot 4Dt l!i-9 fresb-play Marha. ea.s:l.ly be S-0. Tbe Pirates lost 2 pmes witb OCC --30-!4 LIYsey Is bl.ttUng an khmtlty mao pards wt.U blek Ill Col-Eatancl&, alr.tJ wttb mor~ by a total ot 6 points to Gol-in 1972 and 28-U last year. crisis. Uuud.Adams.Trarii:T*=ker, wtu tban the Eqlts tota.ltcl den West and El Cam1Do, Z OCC's offense las looked He's busy tryln&: to correct SOb of OCC blld toott.U ooaeb aU of last year, Ylstll EJ Mo-~~~~~~~~~~~~ of the top commLWty college stroacest ln tbe passlnf de-a noUoo among b.ls collaagues Diet Tucker, 1.1: from Corooa deoa, leade:rsoltbtS-ACatary teams 1n the sbte. partmeot. The Ptntes have that the Pirates will be tbe del War RIP ud O.Dll: Del LeaKUt for a Thurdy DJcbt The Bucs completely out-fresblna.n quarterback Dave best team In the state in 19?4-YCGte is rtom Biair Htcll in pme. ' :;~,a:~~-;;:;:.u:. played Long Beach City Col-White, the No. 1 passer in the ?5. U's oot a oottoo tt..t spru.g PuadeDt. CorOQl del War aDI1 Costa !' South Coast COolereoee. trom idle gossip. Take ODe At cealer tbe Bucs t..n 8-8 Mea both IICnppJ.o.a to lta.y Bucs take 3 White, a 6-1, 180-pounder look at OCC's roster and you Eric Soutlnrtct, no played 2 alin'I..D tbe Ceatarynce, col-a.a.., rambled from Edisoo. Htgb, completed can see why apposl.llg coacbes years aco aad lbeo wtDt oa a lJde at OaYidaoG Field Friday Mutur dtteuH far 62 of 111 aerials for 820 yards are concerned. church mlulolt. He's t.ck aDd nlgbt. aad 3 toaebdowu to •In water polo ln tds first 5 pmes. He Is The Bues nave a 6-8 center, LIYsey AJI be's picked ~ All games start at 8 p.m. bllucld Ytlla Park attack. 169 yards ahead of the SCC's a 6-5 gtll!"d and a 7-footer wbere he left ott. Last weekend, Estancia second leading passer, RonAn-at forward. That's eoough. to Backing~ Soutbwtell: wUI be downed Corona !let Mar 2?-14, Orange Coast College woo 3 of 4 water polo games last week.eDd, but the one that r eally counted got away. The Pirate~ blitzed 3 op- ponents Saturday in the annual OCC lnvitatiooal tournament, but lost an important Sout h Coast conference ded sioo to Fullerton on Friday. The Hor nets KO'd coach Bob Wilson's Plrates 10-4 in the Fullerton pool, giving the Bul:S a Z-1 r eeord In South Coast play. Fullerton leads the cir- c uit with a perfect 4-0 mark. The Puates bombed Ventura, Palomar and Cypress on Satur- day to run t11eir season r ecort1 to 14-3-l. Ventura pbced ser oDd ln the tourney, Cypre s!- was 3rrt and Palomar finlshf'll 4th. Freshman Pat Moorhouse 1e11 Pirate scor er s 1n the tourna - ment wtth 8 goals. Sophomore Doug Frantom had 5. Goalies Ctu'is Rose and Craig Rosen- baum had 14 and 13 saves, respectively. ton of Fullerton. throw aoy apposing coac h 1Dto steve Sa.Mers, a 6-4 freshman Nnport dumped Los Alamitos FOOTBALL Sl'ANDINGS OCC will use the South Coast a mUd state of panic. from Sautlaco High. Livsey says 1 ?-10, and Costa Mea was SUNSET LEAGUE Conference's No. 1 defense a-''We're going to be good th.Js Sanders comes to OCC well bounced 21-7 by Villa Park. Westmtuter •.••••... 2 0 ga.ln.st the rush to try and con-year, but we're oot going to prepared. Corona del Mar ru into a Newport Harbor .....• 2 1 taln the rugged Mt. SAC ru"-be the best in the state," Livsey At tbe forwards OCC bas charged-!41 Estaaela team lbat Loan. ........... Z 1 ning attack. The Pirates have says calmly. ''In fact, If what sqlhomores Steve Manter and waS out to oo Its best for Martaa •••••..•.•• 1 1 allowed only 418 yards on the I hear is true we may only Marc Attlesey. MaDll:er Is the homecoming alumni last Frl-Edlaoa ••••.•.•... 1 1 ground this year, an average be the third bes( team in the 7-footer and Attlesey ls 6-2. day night al Davldsoo Field. FowXalo Valley ..•.• 1 1 of 83.6 yar~s per pme. ~pon-South Coast Conference. Santa Manker is an outstanding E.zcept for a pass lntercepUoo Loa: Alamltoa ••...• 1 2 ents have netted only 2.3 yards Ana and Mt. San Antonio are shOoter wbo prepped at La. that set 141 a stx>rt-UYed Set Westera ••••..••.• o 3 per carry. going to be loaded.'' Habra Higb and West Des KlDg lead in the 1st quarter, This Week oc c should be healthy tor The Ptrates appear to be Moines Valley High in Des and a longtouctdownmarchto THURSDAY-Ediaoo-Los the contest. White, who was strong in the backeourt with Moines, Iowa. He played part open the Znd t..lf CDM could Alamitos at Western, hobbled in the pre -season with the starting slots probably go-of last season, as a freshman, oot mount much C:, an offense. Loua at La Pal~ma~·~;~~~ a knee Injury, seems nt. So Jng to sophOmor es Todd Col-at the University of Oregon. Estancia quarterback Larry FRIDAY - is Mark Wetherbee, the South Uos aod Mark Adams. Manker's older t."other, Boll, Hall passed and nn ntremely FoaotaiD Vallty Coast Conference's leading CoiUns was the ?th ma.n on stured for the Pirates last well. He engineered touchdown College, Nnport pass receiver. Wetherbee suf-las t year's team, that racked year, averagi.ng 18.7 points per drives In every quarter, aDd iDa at WeatrnJ.uter. fered a severe shoulder separ-up a 22-8 record. He aver -game. Bob is ~ at the UDI-bad another~ b)' an end-CENTURY LEAGUE ation aplnst U:lng Beach City a ged 2,3 points per game. At Yersity of Hawaii. zooe I.Dterceptlon. HardrWllliDg El Modtoa ••...... , S 0 College and didn't play the tina! 6-5 he played forward, but Attlesey was a part-time by bl.cks Liddle, Granite and VtUa Park ..•..... 2 0 ~re-.season game. Livsey Is switc hing him to a ~layer for the Bocs lastseasoo, Sr..ugne~y, and the pus-Elta.Dcia .•..•.••.. 1 1 Halfback Mike Nanko's knee guard slot this year· averaging l.S polnts per pme. catc htng of Ken Williams and Maa:oolta •..•..... 1 2 is vastly improved, as is half-Arb rns is a 6-2 transfer from He's made tremendous strldes Gary Cooler sparked ao atbck Costa Mea ..•••... 1 2 back Tony Accomando's ankle. IdahO State University who since FebruaryandUvseyfeels that riddled the Sa King de-Corona del Mar ..•.. 1 2 Following the contest with prepped at Marina h.Jgh sebool. he'll have a fine season. fense Tustin .• , • , •.... , 1 2 Mt. SAC, the Plrates will host He will replace Bruce Miller Dave Walsh, a 6~4 fresh-Ne~rt playing lD fog-1'llll Week defending conference cham-p at point gw.rrl. Miller ls now man from Westminster Higll, s hrouded Davidson Field last THURSDAY --Est:a.ocia Fullerton College 00 Nov. 2 a junior a t Ft. Lewls College will problbly be the No. 3 Thursday Dlght, had to come E1 Modeoa. tn OCC's homeeomlng pme. In Durango, Colo. forward. He Is strocgphystcany back from a 10-0 deficit to FRIDAY --Corooa del gives the Sues added S\C>-beat Los Alamitos, Stan Foley Colla Mea at Dl.fidlon .., . .,., ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS 1n the forecourt. scored the w1nn1.nc TD from Tutln-MapoUa at Western. Gary Seymour(&-2 yards out wltb 6 mlootes SATURDAY ~-Santa returns to the SQIIId after left in the pme. VUla Park at E1 Mod ... o ANSWERING SERVICE ~ECENCY ANSWER INC SERVICE Try our new DYNAMIC service ror Ne wport Beach, Corona del Mar, Irvine and Costa Mesa. We can ser - vice calls tor you whether you have telephone service or noll CALL &45.5264 • BEAUTY SALON ~·-'• BEAUTY NOOK 2732 E. Coast Hwy. Corona d el Mar Phone 644·7336 Lf~ S GfT ACQU.AJNTP.DI Phou 5•·5212 SALES & SERVICE 420 E. 17TH ST. COlT A.._ .... 646· 7706 -648-6856 MALCOLMIBUOICUTLR~ • .rL(\IISTS FLoWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS DtMilrJ T11h FLOili6TB _ . .....,. KliMa a••.._ -- • 1 Time 2 Times 3 Ttmes 4,50 6.00 8.00 .zo ZO words or less .. . 2.00 3.50 21 to 30 words .... . 3.00 4. 75 31 to 40 words .... . 4.00 6,50 Eac h wor d over 40 •• .10 .15 • DRY CLEANERS DIMMITT /J..i,J.U,. lr"CIENIII Finnr quality dry cleaning on the premises • Self-service laundry All new -latest model frigidaire washers 3200 E. Coast Hwy .. COM Pho ne : 673-9605 E 16, l year old, trailer, . --------• MIICIU.AMEOU \ SPOTS BE FORE-YoUR EYES - on your new carpet. RemO'Ie them with Blue Ll15tre. Rent electric s hampooer, $1.00. Cr own Hardware, 3107 East Coast Hwy ., Corona del Mar. o MARINE HAR DWARE Clothing-Nautical GUta Marine Hardwue Open se'en days a week to serve you better 2700 W. COAST HWY ., N. B. PHONE 645-1711 double trapeze. Excellent 1-.,.,.,=-=:-:--=:~-=:-:-:-:- coodition. Call 645-0057. • MUSICAL FOR SALE 113•0,,800 FRST TRUST DEE D at 9. 75~ 30 years. W!l\ sell for $27,720. Rr oker -Ron Walter . (114 ) 870-6500. 969 SEARS (SOo1.) electric 12 portable typewriter, carrying case, manml ~arriage r e- turn, kept clean, in excellent condition, pica type. $100. Call 640-6392. •HEARING AIDS HAL.AfBISCHER l Proper Fitting Assured 3409 E. Coast Hwv. Corona de! Mar HOtoiE IMPROVEMENT LET ME GIVE YOU A HAND FALL f ESTJV.AL Lowrey 00 orpo ...... $ 395 Winter Spinet pb.no . . . . 595 Yamaha organ w/rhytllm . 699 Beautiful Bush & Gerts grand ........... 1995. Lowrey HR-10 Theatre organ ........... 1195. Many mor e oew andusedprlced to sell! SC HMIDT MUSIC CO. Stetnway -Ya!r.aba.-Lowrey 1907 N. Maln St., Santa Ana Est. 1914 IPoj Nfwt"OI'IT tEACH ·--~ Off~€~ FlfmitNrt' ~.Y DESKS•CHAIRS I ' FILES •SAFES ::. OFFICE Sl .. LIES -a STATIONERY • .-...MfMlls-W.. s.... ,,.,...,.., ...... '""'. 873-6820 s.,.,~e. . year 's abseDCe. He averaged 0 polo~ .. ~. r.:~ ~"" c:. FLAG FOOTBALL SCORES . pleoty of action as season. Here are resulb ot last port Hti&M• SliD 6 res ..... Brta.D Rauer (6-week's p.mes LD the Newport CYC Studs 7, Newport Harbor) aDil Breo-S.cb. Parks, S..cbts aod YarlDara Cb.lefs 28, McCaUIIMf(l-1 YiterDet) Re<::reatJoo Ftac Poottall otllr•-~ also speud time in tile League: '•DIVISION "88" bl.c kcotat DIVISION "A" (stb. p-aden) The Dues have 1 pair of (7th ll 8th graders) YarlDers Colts &, Ne•rpotct l forwards 1n sopbomore Mariners Marauders 13, New-Helcbts SWl 0 lhthews(6-l , Riverside) SAT. GAMES MulDers Earles 6, MulDers ~.~~~:\.Ric Galey (6 4 Rebels 0 s:11 -' DIVTSION "A" Buffalo Rams 14, Irvine Ter- M race s..rt:us e CM COLTS BEAT GRIFFINS 18-6 Costa Mesa•s Colts beat the Alamitos Grlf'ftns 18-6last ~:~~~~ in a Jr. All America IP divlstoo game. Tbts Saturday, the Colts meet Newport Beach Coronas at a.m. at Costa Mesa high ~':;\::S:rt,eld. I Los Alamitos, the came tack from ao early deficit to grab a 12-6 half. .. d. Bobby Rleden ran yards for the first Coli seore the 2rx:l qoruter. Later In same period, qtarterback GeDtllog bU t1cflterx:1Mlke oo a 21-yard scoring play. Geotllog found Molso ap..ln the 4th qLarter oo a 15-~., . .,., that pli: the game out reach. Defeo.siJe stars were Une- GI?y 01"""' and safety Baker. WIN CYC Studs-Mariners ar-Penlnsull. Raiders 20, C~l.,..>ll alDers, 1:00 p.m.,Marlnerst2. Ct.rce.rs 8 , Eastbluff Otters -Buffalo Mariners TrojanS 18 East- Bills, 1:00 p.m., Buftalo Hills. bluff Watne Wblffers'8 Newport Heights Sun-Irvine DlVlSION "8" Terrace Wedge, 1:00 p.m., lr-(5th p-aders) Ylne Terrace. CYC C e1 8 •1.:r!DoraRamal DIVISION "88" h1 8 1 '., 0 PeDJ.o.sula Raiders-Mariners MulDers Commandos 12, CYC Trojuls, nooo, MarlDers 1. Raiders 6 CYC Yelk)w Zollkers-Mar-lrrloe F1JbtJ.Dc lrlall U Bui- LDers Rebels, oooo,llarlners 2. falo Do~ 6 ' Newport Heti!MS Suo-lrriDe Petllu1lla Tro)ios t2 Clts,...•ll Terrace Spartans, DOOD, Buf-Colla 5 ' fllo Hills. Ballllo Cowboys 6, CYC stbtc· Terrace Spa.rta.n.s, 11000, lrrtDe rays 0 Te!.?_~:-E·~ E·~l . .-Mariners Patriots 14, Ea.t-aa&"we&"S ._.es-._., ,,.... bid Mo.qaltol 0 Watne Wbitfers, 1:00 p.m., Newport Rellbb Sharks S2, Eutblull. Eutblttll-lott 0 Marloers Colts -CbaoDel DIVISION "CC" Cb.argers, U a.m., Eutbll.lft. (-__ ) "DlVISlON "8" ........ -• UO'IIpe~tl MarlDtrs Colts I, n Peninsula 1'1'o)ani-Mar1Dtrs Bel&ttta llutup o Patriots, 11 a .m., MarlDers 1. MU"i:Mrs Ram• e CYC Es,rlo•sl CYC SUng Rays-Kar1ners O ' Comaollots, 11:00 a.m., alar-IrT1De Terrace s1111 t4, BttiD.>>i loers 2. Vlll::to.p o Ballllo Dolpltllti-Ballllo Po7llttnla Cbatpro IS, Cowboys, 11 :00 a.m., ButfaJo tltld PacUI'I o Htlls. 8 .-""" Red.PlDI 18 CYC Jr. AU-America Newport Htllftb SlarU-Ir-; a ' Tbe Newport Beach Corsairs YlDt Fiptlng Irllb, 11 :00 a.m., Eutblllft FtacRJppersl2, nipped the Mlssloo Vleto lrYI.De Ternce. llltrs COW'boJs o Sportos 8-0 Salladay afternoon MulDers Rams-CYC Raid. DIVISklH Saddleback Collep. trs, 10:00 a.m., CYC. The Cor:airs·IICO'fed theoolJ Cbari:MI Colts..CVC Cb1efa. touebdOn ot ·u.e day CJl a pua DOOD, CYC. ' from Kurt Broeknwl to Jtm Eutblllff llolqaUots-&ut .. Sbollln, wtth Broclnnan klcklDc bluff Bafllloea, aooa, Eutbhdl. the PAT. DIVISION "CC" Tbe Coralrs remala U.ed tor Ptal.anla CtUcws~Mu- 1st 10 u.tr· Jr. Ali~Amertea loers CowtoJa, 10:00 a.m., dlrtlioa at s .. t. Tbe)" play MarlDirs 1 Costa .... at Cor1a del Mar CYC RodeiiU • lbrlDera -·S.. IntM T•nce Colts 11, lalo IIWa I '•• nil PaeUr• 11, c~-·~ _, . Bdlalo 81-II, ·-·'· Handyman will do ~ all home repairs - plumbing. carpentry. paloUng. r-. O,PICS IUPPLY INC. H.S. Saturday afteraoaD ill a Ram•, 10:00, llariDers 2. .. N .... " - -mo tbot eottld doel4o tbo -.o 9-1· -lo VI. Ea .... CIIU',_. 11, -·~0 Mar..0Tro)Uo liZ, PII.Jtlo·~ FREE ESTIMATES 613-3658 11-oun .,-, n - Df'llm) -cltl-- iWianO •' • •••• c ..... Corona del Mar TR I PLEX ·;;;;;ii!M NEAR BEA CH Qua.Uty, klcatlon, private financing, and some view. So many good thtngs going for lt. Tbts Is one of the few legal triplexes In Corona del Mar --good for winter and s ummer rentals. It's a new llsU.og and priced fairly at $127 ,500 Call 673.8550. OPEN TIL ~. lr'S FVN TO BE NICE! : THE :REAL ESTATERS . -... --332 ~RCUERITE, CO ROM I. O!L ·M.h 673-1-- 1974 HOMI GARDI N TOUR 'Bedroom family home bas everylhiDJ. P'or· mal dining room, family room, irres,.toble peUos, wann decorator colors, gorgeou1 garden, waterfall, pond and much mort. Special at '188,1100. EI.STIILUFF VI EW Beeutilully decorated 4 bedroom home with family room. Cion to schools, shopping and freeways. $114,1100. 2 PLUS 2 PLUS 2 2 Bedroom borne plus separate 2 bedroom guog qua<ton off of garage plus 2 bedroom gara~e apartment. Excellent Con>na del Mar location. $85,00M "' • • • 7""' ~· WHITE W.t.TERVIEW One of CaWornla's most beautiful Jots with forever ocean view. 70' Frontage in esclu~ aive Coroaa del Mar. ,uo,ooo. DIAL 644-!766 21 61 San Joaquin Hills Rd., N.B. A COLDWELL BANitER CO. PENINSULA COTIAGE Thl1 cbarmlDg n.caUon or retirement bome Is priced to sell by a. motivated seller. Cbolce quiet peotuular k:lca.Uon oo Miramar with a belutlful trM lbaded private tack yard, A separate attlllJ' room and separate dlntoc room are r11..1 pJUMI. ID. cr•t coodltloll aDd lots of cta.rm. $61,500. :. ",w._ ... ls ltAII;UI~:::ii~~, llale• . tbrgup the Multiple ~ , Servte•n~t·n. Newport BarbOf-COitl ' ..... Board of RealtoH totalled $111.2 mWtoo for the flnt II moot¥ of l ll'lt . TBIS IS MORI: THAN .A 1ft JNCU:ABB on:a TBJ: BAD NRJOD A YEAR AGO. t,'fll Dn .u.tblcl -re JII'OCII81d, at wldeh • M'lo WU& SOLD I "" at tblt ..... · -re cQG118retlft. \ • i • -------~------. ----.------~---o-c=- •.. ,.,. ...... .. lslaia hh•• Open. Sat. & Sun.: 1 • 5 A RARITY-A FIND Cor~ Hlebluda d"'lez --taeJt. I bedroom~. 477 MORHIHG CAMYOH ROAD • REDUCED $3,000 I~ $'11,500 1o< a Corooa clel Mar d..,lexl Bell ""' Ia old CDMI Froat UD.Jt, 2 bedn:loml --nu. 1-bedroom. 711-7111i ORCHID AVE. RESIDENTIAL AND INCOME PROPERTIES ---TO BETTER SERVE YOUR NEEDS! Rachelle Robers, Realtor 3333 E. COast Highway Corona del Mar 675-2373 GINNY'S GEM OWNER MUST SACRIFICE * **** ***·****~ 0 - PENINSULA POINT ' (J)nly 2 story, 3 bedroom, ! bath home. Master - bedroom upstairs wUb suodect. Owoers p!D'chased a larger borne --have reduced this ooe for quick salell GALLERY OF HOMES BROKERS FII!Al:"l QR8'1AR 2025 w; EAliOA kVD. 67).1663 REALTORS 675-6511 CORONA DEL MAR 1000/o FINANCING ----lluiUr ...-.; ...... ----.... c.-· ...... F .. ,, ••• , ... .... ollll!lt!_-will ;vry-., .... ~·I -' 5 LEVELS!! Approx. 1 acre, LAGUNA BEACH, in a private &uarded community, with most beautlful oceanfront in So. Cal. Mansion Is on S levels, separate servant and guest Qua.rters --ALL WITH VIEWS. Plus colC)le of "get,away" rooms with VIEWS and the SOUND Of THE POUNDlNG SURF! Large s-wim min& pool w/own Niagara falls. Available immediately at $ 750,000! . Call Ginny JCa,., COATS & WALUCE REALTORS ~ 546>--4141 1491 BAKER, COSTA MESA Have You Considered EXCHANGING? WE CAN HELP Y::O:.,U __ :::CA::_:L:_·L 644-6111 NOW 2700 1!. COAST HIGHWAY, CO RONA DEL MAR RENTALS NEEDED!! Bay and Beacb Reslty bas increased lts retal ac tivity and 1s now nry shOrt on StC~PIY, bat very 1oog on dema.nd tor Corona del Mar rentals. (We handle rentals »oo and. ~.) FOR FAST, COURTEOUS SERVICE PL !AS! CALL ROSEMARY Sl Ell AT 675-6426 OR 675-6427 2407 L-llw)o.. Cenna dol • ., 175·-DoiiJ 1-5 175-- BAY ,,"d BEACH (J -; ) :i 0 0 0 PJ. a.~ R-6, THREE OF .. CES TO SERVE YOU ' 0 1405 W!STCLIPI' DR ., HIWI'ORT-'42-5200 ·7U E. IALIIOA ILVD., IALIOA-'75-4040 350 I. 171H ST., COlT A IIIISA -642-4353 Ulllll .... C.., JltuRSDAY, OCT. 2~ 1174 . ••pllt lull: l:lu lala1 hi •• Cub II•• FINER HOMES l'rbil ,_ $46,950 .. $535,000 "ELEGANCE" Cameo Shores VIEW! ~ sq. n., 415 bedroom sui .... m balbl. Owner will COD- Dder exchange. $5315,000. For appt. or color brochure -Bob OweD& MU235. (Ull) CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Just listed! 2 tw<H»edroom units on 45" lot wNIEW of CdM. 3 bloc):s from ocean. OWuer will trade. $105,01l0. Tom Queen 614 611l0. (Ul5) SENSATIONAL VIEW! Immaculat. 3 bedroom home w !fabulous Newport Harbor'VlEW! '115,900. Joyce Ed--· lund 6!U235. (U52) "LINDA LOVELY" Luxurious Linda We Spanish-styled 3 bed- room. 3th bath. den home w/separate din-- ing room. Enclosed pool-me courtyard. 70' float, 103' at pier head line. $212,000, Bob Owens 6!U235. (UG) OPEN 3621 CATAMARAN,CDM In Harbor View Hills BEVERLY HILl. E5T ATE TYPE GARDBIS ATTAOIED TO SP.WOUS FIVE BEDROOII. 1MREE BA 1M HOME. LARGE POOL LIVE in LUXURIOUS ..._m·un ------ ROY R. McCARDLE J.lEALTOR I'D 54$.7729 )Iii a.IUW. s-tet Silo<• ItO NEWPORT HEIGHTS 8aJ • oc .. nw. Comp)etety renlodeted 'decor- a&td. S bidrOOIII, I bltb. First time oll'eredl $69,500. RIT\IRE HOME 5,01& Bei.Wifllil lqiUI lett of sud OD Wdo. Larrut uallablo lat. $15,100, NEWPORT SHORES I bldroOm p1w -s:Lact• story. Walk to beach, $110,000. o...r ..m Oll'rJ. COM DOMINIUM Walorfroot. I *-ia, I talh. $111,500. 0... aiJ Oll'rlo ~ _.,, 10 C-... pols. C111• 4al M1r ....... ,_* 0 FANTASTIC Owner Will Carry First Trust Deedl THE BLUFFS Beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 bath top model home -- on a seciOOed cul-de-sac. Now prlced at $75,000. PLEASE CALL FOH I.E TO SHOW IT OF Fl Quick Possession ~;1BOYD -* 675-Sftl * lW E. C:...t Hwy. c.-.. Mer *~-MARTIN EXCLUSIVES * ' BEST BUY!!! Harbor View Homes BeautifUl 3 bedroom, 2 bath "Carmel Model. •· Professional decor. Offered at $72,500. 4-PLEX located jiiSt above Dana PolDt Harbor; time to get this iDlo eserow for a whole year's tax shelter tor 1975. $98,500. FOUNTAIN Y~E Y 4 bedroom, b.mily room: heated and filtered pool. "Stratford." $64.,950. LAGUNA HILLS MMt u 1a-',ln '~!~Fe as nJcel A r•l CODdom~ ba)' 1D ooe ot our flstest crowtJ:te ar•s. Exl.st1D& FHA lou cube assumed, U4,500. -COR-MARTIN, INC •. M4-7t62 eor-olol Mllr Harl:xu View Homes MANSION Cu.stomlzed 6 bedroom hOm• wUb lf!Pirale office and d1n1ng room. Plenty of space tor a ll.r~ family, Pl-.se call for an appointment. JORN COOMBE. MANAGE R 640-UI4 Lib -4 Bll .. lae. ballY ..... I - ' Pial' .. -• n. lot. .. ... 'r.tll'~l-..4llolbi.Mft.lla. Pial' ............. AllldN a aa.. a •=·•-• • a. ......... ___.,.. .... n. ==~~"' -.m Bill GRUNDY, Realtor . ' III., .............. .... ~J.l&IJ z•~••• ... ..._..,". RoseHi named tennis pro Tbe Jobn Wa)'De Tennis Club Coast Collep, ao.tt1 WGD tbe has atped. Z2 year old t.Ws Puadena men's ~ I.D 1971 pro AUUo Rosetti to Its 4-and 19'72. DuriDC tbe same member teaching sta.tr. years, oo z European tours, Rolettl, a oattn Arpot1n1an, he woo tbe Uverpool IDteroa- ..W direct tbe cl!,j)'s jtnlor tioaal men's: open, the Zara- Silve' • • Coi".s Bullion Metals International -(7 14) 835·7641 1t04 N. Grand An. S.11t1 Ana Capri Sale ! NOW! _saaasoo Every CAPRI lri stock is rwductd r91t now. Huny to choose yaw favoriti. style .. STILL AVAILABLE AT TltE OLD PRICES! gor.a men's opea ud the Ar- geotona lDd L1stloo touraa- ments. 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'Proofs of a conspiracy' ,.,., . ,,. •••. ..r. •••• t •• ~ ••••• Eat Cull .,.~ • ., Cerlllllll k, Clllf. . . -1144-1122- and !UIIIIP'd U Into b1s taee. liME '54-~--Follotrtnc tbe 1 p.m. ac- cident, San Clemente uteguards rescued tbe occlC)raDts ot tbt boat the Harbor Patrolmeo were aldiog. and towed ll1e patrol boat to safety beyODd the surf- line. Mr. Glavu was then r us bed to tbe bospltal for tr•t-ment. .v __ ... _ - ' In the beginning, they overthrew a king and established a republic. They passed laws that made the plebian peasants almost equal to the rich patrician r oyalty. The Senate, whose halls soon became tilled with a mixture of rich plebians and haughty patricians, became all-powerful. Military victories established the power of this great nation. Writers, artists and orators advanced its cultural greatness. It survived a civil war. A!ter the death of its strongest turn t o the constitutional republic, emperors. leader, there was an attempt to re- and there was a reign of five good ' Then began the decline and tall of this great empire. This period was marked by many political assassinations. During the last 80 years of the empire, heavy taxes drained the wealth of the provinces, as the bureaucrats demanded more and more money. Perhaps even more significant was the way the people, and especially their leaders, turned to wine, women and song while their country went to hell in a handbasket. The barbaric Vlsigoths, Vandals and Huns took over. Well, we're talking about the great Roman Empire, of course, but there sure are a lot of scary parallels to the histor y of our own great country, right? Right. Where does America stand today in her historical development? Are our last days being marked by heavy drinking and wild partying? Look at Wllburus Mills, Thaddeus Kennedy , Bob Badhamus, and some of our many other famous revelers. And, we have some right here In town, too. Even the descendant of that great gladiator, Gene Tunney, has become known as a party-loving ladles' man who misses many votes in the powerful Senate because of his activities. Are the barbarians about to take over ? Have you listened to the latest music? Have you watched what's happening in some of our major cities? Are the elbow-benders of 2oth-century America going to outdo their brethren of 1,500 years ago? We have all of the symptoms, all of the trimmings, and all of the morals of Rome in 475 A. D. All we need are the grapes. They're being boycotted. • • • We still try to run a civilized, honest, get-what-you-pay-tor business down at the store. Stop by and let's talk about the barbarians. AL FORGIT P. S. 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