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A lZ-court tennil ceotar,
complete with pro sbop, teach-
Log fll.cllit1es and a parldDJ
lot, wtll be built at the corner
ot Coast Hwy. aoo MacArthur
Bl,d. lD Corona del Mar, It
a speei.J.l city etti.zens com-
mittee has Its •ay.
A recommeDdatloo tor the
S I milUon center was warm)y
f\ received Tuesday byCltyCoun-
~ ell, which told ·the parks,
Q beacbes and recreation tennis ~ committee to go ahead with
11 studies aimed at building lt.
FIRST PRESIDENT of the Keywa.nettes at Corona del Mar
hlP school Is Laurie Hostetler, shown here W!th Tom
Tilt, at left, pres'ldent of the sponsoring Corona del M ar
Kiwanis Club, ~ Philip Robinson, past district gover nor
of Kiwants.
New NB library
site is studied
--
La urie heads
Ke ywaneHes
Laurie HosteUer, a junior
at Corona del Mar l'llg!l schOol,
was Insta lled a& Ulflfirstpresi-
dent of the oewly formed Key -
wanettes at ceremonies Oct.
t 7 at the Baflia CorlnttU&n Y acbt
The city Will hlre an outside
D 'l consultant to help with the plan,
J The MacArthur-Coast Hwy. ~ site wo11 out over 3 other sites
" under stOOy. Second cholce,ac-Plans to build a new t en-
cording to committee chair-tral Utra.ry ln Newport Center
man Mike JOhnson of West New-will be studied this morning,
port, Is a site just north of Oct. 31, when r.;ewport Beach
5th Ave. east of Marguerite, library trustees meet at C1ty
fund s for a new building near Club.
the n~w cUy poUce and fire Laurte, a member of the
stations on the western edgtt National Charity League Tick-
of Newport Center. tockers and captain ot the Co-
also In Corona del Mar. Less HalL
enthusiasm was shown for loca-Clty Council gave a tentative
tions near Versailles and at okay Tuesday to plans that call
PROPOSED u E TER S TE T RTHUR •uo Fl TH Un iversity and Irvine ill West tor locating the Dew Ubra.r y TE"HIS C ~ I A MacA """ F AVE., CORONA DEL MAR Upper Bay. nut to the Newport Harbor
Irvine Co. President Ray-r ona del Mar high scbool·drlll
mond Watson made an otrer team, W'a s installed by Robert
earUer this · month to discuss Lowden, Immediate past pres!.
the Ubrary sJ te location if the dent or the Corona del Mar
c ity wants u there. Kiwants Club, spollSO!'S or tbe
newly chartered Keywuettes. COaSt t I b"t" d ? The MacArthur )ocatlon Art Museum, which ls ruslng s:n~e;2~!.!!::S::·~:. con ro I lng eeper . :;tl",~~~:'·usail: ~~it:~: Second frl"a l ~~~flevTt!;t!nd~~~n~~~~o~~~
Ph!Up Roblnsoo, a Newoort
Beach r esident ao::1 put Kf .
wanis governor of tbe CaU-
rotnia-Nevada.-HawaU Dts-
!rld, addressed !.be cllarter
members • r the new all-women
campus Jt ganif.aUon. He noted
tha t Keywa.oettes were b.st be-
coming an outa:tanding youUl
organiutlon WXSertbespoosor-
shlp ot Kivtanls Internationa.l.
The Keywanettes, Corona del
M.ll' Key Club and UC I Circle
K wi ll SharE 1n a number of
community servk:e proJects
during the coming year.
Newport w11l ttgb.t plans that band of eoastllne, wants to ez-coastal commission. on the work of the coastal com - cesslble a.nt1 Is iD wttat ls al-Watsotl to dlscu.ss a possible
WOUld extend the control of tend control Inland along Mac. "If th.ls plan is approved, mission which COtltrOIS the ready mostly deve~ as a for teacher library 1od.tton, he agr~ that
the COI.stal commission to about Arthur BlYd, to the Back Bay, 80 per cent of Newport Beach £oast while the plan Is being commercial area. He admitted "the proposed library site plan
80 per cent of the city. and also take In all or the would be controlled by the sue -drawn J.CI . that a tennis center "might aDd design should be coordin-
A map made PUbUc' Tuesday proposed ln'lne Co. develop-cesser agency to the coastal "If the intensity element of not be a good neighbor in a A Corona del Mar high school a ted with the proposed New-
by City Maoager Robert Wynn meot betweeo Corooa del Mar commlssioo., a.od tttat 80 per their pbl.n goes througtl l1.te reslden.ti.al area." teacher faces a second trl.al port Harbor Art Museum, so
shows that the South Coast aDd l..aguDa Beach. The map cent would be non-conforming thts, ., explained Mr. W)'D.Il. Here s Dow the tennis com -on morals charge s. that common oarldn11: wou~
Regiooal Coastal Commission, is part of a "land intensity'' wtth the coastal plan,'' warDed ''just about eYerJ'bod)' in New-mirtee vls-.Ut.es the teMis Alan J . Sc hWalbe, 41 , or 2860 serve each bt!!kllng inde-
wblch oow cootrols deveq,-section ol tbe coastal master Mayor Dooald Mcinnis during port would ttave to go to a center plan: Alta Vista, East Bluff, released pendently, a.s well as mlnimiz-
mtlllt aloag a 1,000-yard-decl plan being drawn up by the a City Co~r~cll study of the coastal commission and get a Money would have to be after jury ta.iled to reach a lng the on!rall park1ng needs."
NEWPORT To CONS DE map. permit for any constroction or raised, lhrouib a loan, bonds, verdict durl.ng a.D Augu.!t trial, lrvlne ha s already agreed I R A master plan tor the en-remodeling costing S7 500 or or private investment, to pay goes back to Harbor Municipal to give the art museum a parcel
tire Calllornla coastline is part mor e." ' an estimated $503,000 for tbe Court on Nov . 19. just east: of Jamboree Rd.
PORNO NEWSRACK LAW of the task gtven the coastal Councilman Howard Rogers 6,5 acres now owned by the He Is chl.rpd with 17 mis-Mr. WatSOCl suggested that
Serving with Laurie wtU be
Ba:rbata Tosti, vtee-presldent;
Cindy Shaw, secretary; Becky
Bowie, treasurer; JuU Dietrich,
sergeant-at-arms; aDd LJa
Creamer, llaisoo. ADotbrar try at reculattng
sidewalk DeWipq)er racks la
bttacpiiDDed lDNewport. Vice-
MaJOr Milan Dostal asked
TUHdii.J tbat tbe elty follow
tht lead ot Sulta Ana 1n passtna: ·
a *-1 ... ap.tut •'l-J'III.&
t' •• ol~~ ......... Ill!'!"• ... -.,_
"l'a rif1 eoaeemed atioul:
Irvine asked
to lower wall
Wtu the In1De Co, voltmb.rUy
lower tbt beipt of walls or
bulld!Dp In the cootroversta.J
COYes deYeq,ment on Bayside
Dr I.,.?
COfiJP&DY preddeot Raymood
Watsoa wiU have to decide
wbetber hUi: company wants to
)1eld to plt>llc pressure or
stlek to Ita legal right to build
elpeDSlve b&Jside bomes ttat
wlll sttct 141 38 teet Into tbe
atyliDe aod be surrOUDded by
& lS-foot """· Newpcwt City Council de-
cided Tuesday to send a formal
letter to Kr. Watson asking
tor "ohlltll''J' acttoobythe com-
pi.DJ to mU:lpte •hat has be-
come an embarrassing S1ha-
tloa fDf' the CoUDCIL wl\lcb ap-
prO¥tld plus for tbe project
last J'e&r wttboot reaUzing 1t
would ban such 1 serious Im-
pact.
Balbo& Island restdeotsbom-
bud.t Tuelday atterDOOO's
City COUDCU stuty session with
complalntl' about tbe 13 -ft . wall
Rtromcuq tbe develapmeo.t,
whleb U colDc tn oea.r the
-·to tile Island.
CUJ Attoroey Dennis O'NeU
aid tbt COmpanJ bas a lepl
rltllt to 10 obot.d with eon-llroetllia.l
CltJ P:arU, Beacbes l1ll
R.c....,U. CommLJaloDer Jtall
llarrto told the Coaoctl tEho
.,.._ ln!Jne will "com-
~ boca-tile CCIO\PlOJ'
Ia anrt of ltl p11bltc lmap. ••
commissions by the Coastal noted that "wtth inflatioo. that Irvine Co., plus another $490,-demeanor counts of sexually the City Council give its okay
Consenation Act, passed 2 might sooo mean a smali re-000 to build 12 courts, a ~IUb-allllOylng and molesting two 16-to a tentative plan, rebin an
some of tbe pon0graphy tb:at years ago as ProposiUon 20 modellng job In your kitchen house, parkUg lot aod adJOln-year-old studeots. The OOys architect to work with Irvine
is belne made accessible to by state voters. The pta.n Is would require a permit " lng pubUc park. Revenue raised testltied· at lbe n.rst trial tbat ln drawing ICl a mutual)y-ac-
our youth," Mr. Dostal elabor-s~ to be ftnlshed nerl Mr. WJ'IUl aDd city planning by teaching, memberships aod Schwalbe joloed them in acts ceptable site plan, then es-
ated yesterday. "It's ortenslve year and submitted to the legts-sta.U members were lnstructed colD1 fees •oukt pay off the of sexual penerslon while they tablish a time schedule for buy.
to many peaple. l'•e bad some latttte tor approval. Part ot to oppose the coastal plao pro-costs and enntually provlde worked oo hls CoroUdo apart-lng the l:lbra.ry site and build-
of these pubUcaUoos sent to the tentaUn plan includes a vision In heuings being held the city wtth utra revenue, Mr. meot houses and wh.lle lbey log 00 it.
Corona del Mar K.lwant•
President Tbomas Tlft served
as master of ceremonies. Roy
Sluder presented the charter
aod banner to ttae oew clUb.
Wrs. Patti And-uri will sene
u facult)' adriiW &lid Dicit SmU!J u Klwull-.
me bJ coutttutenta." permanent &tatetgencytocarry ~Lone Beach Johnson estimated. babysa.t for hisS chJ.ldren. Tuesday afternoon, theCoun -
• Club memberawouldoav$100 AD attempt to pt tbt lPi&l ell P•• the UbrvJ tru&tee5 uC:~ ... to.~!~pub--ll1TER-DRIVt DEI.i:I ED anzualb' to ue 4 COIIrts. An-moYed to Santa Au, because a iO-l.heed to dlseuutbep\u , · other 4C<MD'tswwldbe..,lar of wbat ScllWI.lbe's attaroey, turttter. "A ~-a.t-fill wort bU bela to OOurs .. & days •eetly tor James JackmG., cUJed .. in-a::E\;..?f:Z~T!:'\;'~=11~:: ~~m;:,~.., ~;,:~-=~ ::~~u:: .. ~=:~~ ~:.:.::;:~:::r~~;J:·~ N B PARK DEAL CLOSED s~uld take• a look at tbe latest powered campe.tgn Umed atr~-mlttee that drew !.C) the cam-cost S20 pe:r OOU:r . ~play Robert C. Todd, who will pre-• • !~V:C::..tln=~fs=~·~=~:s.litter on the citys pai~:~~s plan got Counci l ;:~r::~ In court t~s or side over the Nov . 19 trial. WI TH $'36 000 00 CHECK
A N 8 approval, in concept, and the "Why notbrlngprivateenter-BBC LEASE NOT 'I r •
laws be obt:aJned lor stldy. ov, meeting wttb state anti-Utter committee that drew prise ioto this tly asking a IN STATE l'n&ITDnl
City Attorney Dennis O'Neil omctala could result lD a Utter It up was urged Tuesday to private operator to bid 011 this \.A • .rn 1 n UL. Mayor Donald Mcinnis handt.-d $200,000 tn federal revenue
said yesterday he wtll draw drive mandated and f\mded by rett.ne the plan and bring It thing .. suggested CoUDcilman SLate lands dhision offt cials a $436,000 check to state De-shar ing funds to llelp p&)' for
up a proposed ordlnance !».sed the state, City Ma.Darer Robert back after city officials meet Paui,Ryckort. agreed this week that the state partment of Tra.n~rtation of-the CU tf Dr. Park. Total cost
on the Santa Ana law, and sub-Wynn told the Co!llcll. Co1111-Nov. 8 in San Diego withrepre-Councilman Howard Rogers ha s no jurlsdlcUon onr terms l'lclals Tuesday ru gh t, c)OsinP of the 4 parcels transferred
mit It to the CounciL cllmen then delayed action on sentatives of the state's Solid cautioned that the d ty of Los of the Balboa Bay Club 's lease the deal_ on city purC'ha.Sf'" r:Jf TuP:;ia~· Is $601 ,000.
According to deputy Santa a prCJI)OSal by a local parks, Waste Management Board, who A.ngt>les had "gotten in pretty of city property. tb~ Saptis!, Church si~e at 2 1fl l
Ana city attoroey Jim Conkey, beaches aocl recreaUoo eom-are eJpected to reveal state deep'' with tenni s investments City Manager Rober t Wynn c ll tr Dr·· .•ewport Heights. J . B. BYRNES RESI GHS
tbat city's law does not forbid mlttee to la~mch a local cam-anti-Utter plans. but ''llas oow balled out and said he met with land SJ.Cier-The check also represents nude pbotos on tbe troot of pa.tp. "Tbe 1.., $212 000 Is doing One... visor Roy Minni ck, am u -part payment for 3 other r:~.r . AS ~U SEUM 01 RECTOR
a -ner displayed in racks c •1 DOW pays • tat--• that lh zs . Ba eels, 2 In Cll!f Hav en .,uri I P ,t !oe:,r•! I)! ;rtJStees or the but~does ban the sbo'Win&: of It would tnclude speod1ng at a year to c lean~ the beaches, Councilwoman Lucille Kueflll p ''""' e -acre . y In !'>e r t Shores all to bP ~ewport f::ubor Art Museum 'er~·-~•ts ot t•-bu ....... least $11,750 on special trash aod we ,......... to reduce that Questioned a policy or spend -Club s it e Is on land gi ven to ed wpo k . • w.w ~ '"" .. ...., • .......,. the city Ia 1929 b . th 1r · us as par siles. Ita s arr-epte-d the resignatloo anatomy cootaiDers, sliD$, Utterbap, cost by 25 per cent wtttl our lng so much recreaUoo money C E U tbe 1) haed v~e The parcels were bought tw of Ja mes a Byroes as di-
. brochures, actrerttstnc I.Dd 2 a.QU-lltter campaign," says on tennis wbeo other gro~. ta~· ed art~~' ~ate th m~t the state !or the Paclti<' c oa;l rer tor , <!tfect!Ye Dec. 31. MANSLAUGHTER parties to klekoft'tbecampaip. committee chairman Woods. such as senJor citizens, need / ' r th use lull e. freewa y route, since Cdncelled. Dur ing his 16 months as di -
U it works, tbe campatp coaJd That would be a saving or more fa ctutles s IP area o e c IS on ~ . CHARGE STU DI ED lh b t~ !ban $SO 000 minus the eo•! ot Calvin 'stewart rlh· PBR dl-state tidelands, the state had 'ewport t2s also n~gou.aunr rer.:tor. the Museum tlas re. save the c ., muc more .... n • , ;> • •J Jurlsdl lion to buy 4-l / acr es JUst north mOOeoled lis ex1sttng build lno
tbat in bea.cb cleu.-'IC> costs. tiM anti-Utter campa.lgn. rector, noted that there •ould c · of 5th Ave. in Corona del \1 ar, to pt!rmit regula r rtlsptay of Tbe district attorney Is
studying a possible man-
sla!JCbter charge this week
aplnst a Pa.rk Newpor t man
accused of beating a Harbor
VIew Homes resident In a rent
dispute last Friday.
Charles Henry Harris, 46,
of 2307 Port CarUale, died
after the <ercatloo. Coun.ty
corooers say be dled of a heart
attack. Pollee charged Leol:ard
JohD Costas, Z240 Park New-
port, wtth tnvoltmtary man-
s Ia upter.
3 SITES CHECKED
IN BOMB SCARE.
68 0t. VOTE IS EXPECTED be room at tho tennis center COM STUDENTS OFFER and a '""'"" ""'"' m <he ' port>o" or its permaneot eot-/0. sUe tor other activities, and RIDES TO THE POLLS old Parifi c Ele<'lrir n ,:llt or lectlon, has estabUshedapoUcy
. that revenue generated by the "~UY in West Newport A.d are or srstemauc ptachases to ln-
PROPOOmON "A" center co uld help nna.oce other Corona de l Mar hlgfl school destined for park use. crease liS permanentcollecrton
A voter turDOUt of about 88 r ecreatJoo projects. st l.ldent s, under the sponsor. Purchase of lhP CUrt Dr. and has recplved st-lftcant
per cent --sUgbtly less than Tbls Is • comty-wlde Issue. VIce-mayor Milan Dostal ship of the Corona del War site came after par Jstunners 5' ...
normal for an "off-J'ear'• coo-U approved by voters,~~ would agreed with Mrs. Kuetul that Kh,anis Ciub,areorrertngrldes at the f~st Baptist Church new gilts of art "''rls. U Is
gresstooal election __ waspre-be added to tbe c urrent 6~ there Is a need to sern older to voters. ot N~rt "---h ... ....,,....... a now emb&r ke<! on a Sl,OOO,OOO
dieted this week bJ COUDty sales tu. and the added reve-clti&ens and ooted that the T r r id call .. -_. 0601.._ "' ....,..,.," fund drive to bu1ld and endow
Voters Registrar Jim MaJer Due woukt ttnance a S4.5 bU-' 0 u range or a e, lawsuJ.t aimed at kef'Ptntr the a new museum building Ill New-
tor next Tuesday's electloo.. Uon e.rpanston ot the Ora~ recreaHoo program ''Is ~! 644 -53i7 betw~n 9 a.m. and city tl'om buying thepr~erty , port Centeronland t:obedooated
C T It District reaebing the teen-age gro~. 6 p.m. on Sunda'f . <>no., Coomty will provt<1e b}' the Irvine Cnmnor.ny. Here are the candidates aDd ouoty rans . over _..
Issues with the moat localthe ....
15
years, melr.dlng H•"tler, Napoleon 'Wat ergated' interest· · ra.pld transit and dial-a-ride
· fl.cJllt1es. Proponents say the
CONGRESS SJitem 1s needed to keep streets
Incumbent R;epubllcu AM -UJd ll1Cbways from becoming Watergate hu bad Its para!-tends that the conspiratorial to negoUate a peace agreement of Peter s . Ney of Vlrl(inla
rew HiDsbaw ot Bl.ycrest 11 ••• more clogged and tore-ltls lD put hliltorJ, according Interpretation ot history a~ to end tbe war. HesS ts still as the former Marshal Ney
bet.Dg cbaUID(ed b7 Democrat d!Xt amog Opponents say the to William Wcll!l:anJ' of New-can explain the hrlst.s and ln Spaodau priSIOll, and un -has been "firmly est:ablllbed."
NtltpOI"t pollee rustled lo 3 Rod Wtlaol& aDd Amerlcu lD· ales tu · hurts IDw-locome port Beach, atabor, lecturer turns of power politics --tbat doubted.IJ' tbe reasoo that tht Mr . Mciit.tny, who Is eom-
offtce bulldlop last Thursday . depeoGeot Gn7-Wattias fer P'(q)S most and would actuallY aDd teacher. events do oct just tllppen by Softets wtll not permit tus re-piling lnror matloo tor a multt~
after a man called the ftre tbe 40tb DlstrJct -.t LD. tbt amount to a' 16 per cent sales Just as lbe modern Waterpte chaoce, but a.re planned by a tease Is that they do DOt want volume history of leCI'el .,_
department and tlilJd a bomb Roue ot Represeatatltea. Tbt tu jump Tbey also oppose droYe Rlcbard Nlxm tl'om the power r llque or "insiders.'' htm to reveal any SKr ets or ctetles and subverstYe mOYt-
would CO off wltbiD ID bour. e.&rnc-~ID bas bMD. eJtremeJ,y 1t 011 ~ p-ouods that It Is presideDcy, so bue previous A.pp lytn~~: the Watergate in-the consplncy. 'mebts, told bls aw:lieDce F'rl-
Flrematl Rucb McMIUln took }ow u 7• a "IOCiaUatlc" prouam. COOJI)lncles $tiled tbt OOWD-terpretatton to ..,ents ol the day D.igtlt U..t tile Waterpt ..
a eall at 10:S8 Tburdy mora-Sf ATE SENATE fall ol ICb IIIUoall te.den past, Mr . WcllbaQy offered the • NAPOLEON BONAPARTE of history de!THXlltnte tMDHd
COM ASSN . 1n&' trom a mu wbo ,.set. "It O.W. Carpe61r ol Eut PROPOSITION ''2 " asNapolloaud RUler. tollowtna: parallel happerdnp: --The Frech rewoluUon and tor ca.rryincoutpectarattcw,l
ta u lDC_...rJ' bomb. I'm Blatt, lbt RepabtlcuiDe...._. Tb1l tDYOina crt.lY tbe New-1'bJs wu tM thsls de-• AOOLPH HITLER --The Ute rel\1ltiQc relp of tenOI' progam tbrolllflOUI tM IIUoe.. • LA · sorf)'. Bomb will CO oG lD ooe ln the S&th statts..tedbltr!et, port.M.. schOol dlstrld, ••loped b7 W:r. Mc.ll.baA1, draw-Germu:a Nul lelder was ·.ve:re p\otted by tbe couplraey OK'S S JE boar. Watlal" 11 r-. llliUt eo.. II .. wblcb tiDCOri'C*Ufs Newport tac ...-tbe taowlldp ot ta-JfOOmed tor hls: role trom tf\" to pa.,.. tM wu tor a "stroDe "Watercate Jhowa tb1t wt
. Oatc•• lmrudiatelr weat to attoroey Fruk Bru1luo. 1 ud CoMa 111 ... It would allow ttutn tUtc:tteal reltU'~ u da7s ol bls Joutb by [Yr'q)IU mu'' to l-.:1 ~aaon taworad aeed less pertliMit 1111 mon eon. 411 11er ClYte A.IA. tbt PacUle Matual fulzruce Democrat. ud Gwa.Jd 8oprt tbt dlaltrlet to collect added H spoke lut Fr1dlJ at a pot-apat~; o1 the OCIDIIPUI.CJ . The CC*lMal wtttl tbe a1m ot ••-ldrid•l liberty, • tMt wttll
(CI*CA) ....... lleJd tMtr Co. la Nnpar1: C__., Mltal of tbt AI'IIIC'ku ....... pcupwtJ tuel ti'I'IOUIItiq to haet d10DII' tll>lilltliiC tA tbe p..-pose o1 tbe coaaplraCJ wu tabllltWt.& a lld.YWal ••n -God's Mlp ft CUI K~ I
--.l•tleetloa aut 11aa'ldi.J Saflllp aDS l.GU at 186$ £. puty, a wnunAc:twt.c •· ~ $55 for •cb $40,000 of Frt.dl ol till Am•rlcaa to Qlll HtUtr'a NuJ. IIIOftftleat peUc." Bat du tU brtlllanl better wor-'"'" he aid.
11pt uti,._·-~. ~ lfwl. lac.r-tloillar, ~~MC. mutot ftlao. Ill-rro<da, OpiDIGei.Jbrvy. u t protolt to< t World War, rnllltuy ft<t<lrloo. Nopo-"Wo-..,....s---
IQ laD. bard'QicwiMd ud U. lta.e. llwtal ••ac ::,'TATE ,..,BLY a 11iD1H W'CII"' $10,000, ud u-Yt ... tbl Waterpt. out of W'b.leb would tiMrll Ole deci.-:IIIGt tD...,.. uaP'CJPt( ledee to otblra ud ... JIII'O--
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Of 1HI CITY Of NllllfOIIT IIIACtl
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•
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Wanted! Truth' About Inflati•n
.,_ '· Kdl _... not be dllulocl tluootila .............
..,_,., " A atra -lt ._ U. u.ncom-But wben aome MH~ iiiiDdtn foiaa,t a
pll,.lld nolly of a omall boy wtUdt ox~ -beocb wtt.b a b .. oupply o1 •• -.
... _...,.. ·-• Ill tbe flblo obout hJa t.boy bepn to •pond tholl -monoy Ill ..... .....,,lui -dotlool. Uadl tbe clllld spoke, fllhloo. Sooa, ,.. lboDI .,.,. nooyw ...... 1114
DO OM elle Wll .-., to do ao. Hia atmple their 'lalue napOrttod ICCOrdin.y.
ota.._t of foct, h_,, cpdckly brOUJht What hod happeaod lo tho iolaariD&iloo "'• oarr--tbe _,., lodudtd -to hb Inflation .. In eff«:~ tbe vllue of ..... 1114
-. leT'ricn •tayed thl -.me, but the ..,.. of
....... ' _..,, oa ,_..,_ s.coM .ciMt ,_.. ,.W •• CaroM
-.. Mir,c.llf.
Todoy, • "-' of mucb puter propordo111 money dccreued •• Saviop, roU,_t. fuoslt,
II beloc perpotratod on tho people of tho inlur....., policloa, aod tbe lbillty to Sit
Urdlocl States. AI In tho fablo dted~. 1 buolnea -forrofrly •bued oo tho 1 -'
llmplo cledaiiUon of trut.b II Ill t.bat Ia needed of a llmited supply of •• lbollo -r. ng NZWI'OaT tf.A.I.IO& JINSIOH..at .... t lo ... _...,_ ol to txpoll the cunenl coa pme aad tbe con djbt before the ,yea of the iNaoden:. \b ' ..... ~--~y C-" ~ Ho. 4-JOJ?I ..... MaJ 1-4, ltsl, .. !llf••'-Cowtb .. ~oiO...,.,Scac.ola,NfiJ.MII..,. artku who ate atraftlin& lt. · Today, like the ....,farina biande •
,..... ~ il •-oiled to ,. ..... aU pUUc-Ntic• rr' ' c4 ..., .... Tbe coo pme ia inflation. And tbe con found and then apent tha ,... 1Upply ' Ma
artbu have succ.eeded 1n blamina everyone but abelh • ou~ aonmnwnt ttn• •d 'P'?i:IW
tbe real culprit for a problem which ia eatlna up printlq.preaa dollan in order to cover ' ta;.
the people's •avtnp, lowertna the American Yet the weU-entreftChed. enora about
.UVOriKAAPA . , ... , , O.....t......._
PBG HA.APA . . , . • . , . • ,AMod.tliiiiWitor
I UBICRIPTION RATE I
I• tt.b<w Arn'. ODe yc.r,U.OO; l yeaq, I 1.00
0.. of twbar Area; OM yc.u, U .OO: 2 J'Hn, 110.00
~~
<JJ.. .e., " J¥
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner Md ~bllshtr of the EnsJWi
POUC! R!SERVES are tupeetld by Newport Pollee Chief
Jame1 Cilan.s, 2nd from right, aod reserve Plocram eo-
ord.tDIIIOr Set. Jim Gard!Der . Tbe unutl ln&pecUoa Js part
of 1 year-round reservt program thlt lets et•lllau serve
as P&rt-tsme pollcemen whtle earn!ng a smaU secood
Jocomt. (Photo by Officer Doug Dein, NBPD.)
FlCTJTJOW BtEINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe tolloYlog persoos are
doing business u : Newport
Ge 0 1 ed . "lh R Products, IDe., 17895 Sty Part I In yo Y WI . ese"'e Blvd., Irvllle, CaW. 92107' Wil-l 'f liam J. Hoote, m, 1816 New-
Wet to get involved? Wbat do poUeereserYistsdo? port tUI~ Drive East, Newport
atandard of Uvina. and leadin1 our nation and perafst. In tu. October IS speech, PrellcS.nt
all ofut Into certain ruin . Ford sugested that the American people ·aave
The limp&e declaration 10 desperately balance budFb lhop wisely recycle acrap'
noeded ia a striJ.ahtforward and true definition clean Up dinner ~atet, plant ~deat, refute t~
of inflation. We offer: Inflation is an incroue raise waps and prices and undertake oebtr
In tho quantity of money wbk:h cauaea rilinc measures to solve the pr;,.,lem. · "
Tbat' bat "-N .... stly Ill · Beach, CaWornta 926601 Mary ·~~o~ • w ......, ewport .. o ' ey ride as the Ann (N MI) Frens 18107Redbud
Baeb poUee department says secood mao to a patrol carwitb Circl F untain,Valley c 'allf-
pricea and wqea. In the United States, the But the people have no tmmecti1to respon-
federal aovemment cautes inOatfon and no sibility for tho real cawe of ln01tJon -the
one elae. (Countcrfeilen oecu!onaUy rob every-increase In the money supply. The suuestiolll
ooe by inflatina the money supply -and offered by Mr. Ford betray either a coloul
they are aeverelr punbhcd when caught.) ignorance of the subject or a willinsnea to
• TAX BILL HELPS MAKE DECISION
U 1s lronlcaUy fi tting ttat tbe ctty-COUDty tu bills sbouJd
arrhe 1rilb ttlelr shock Impact just WbUe ma.t of us are
eooslderlog tbe Issues oo the NoY. 5 ballot. I dldn'tbeed
tbe new tu bill to help me mark my ballot oo scbool t:u.
locrease Propositloo Z --but 1t helped.
ThJ.s blll for secured pr~rty tues (land and buUdi.Dg)
ga•e me the bad news that I owe $1,93'1.44 for tbtsl9'74-15
tlseal year. Of that paJ.aful total, $1,162.86 is for scbools --
60 per cent, plus a fraction, goes fOt education. It caDODt
be said that we are being Digp.rdly witb ttoanclng for sebools.
On the contrary, It is time to call a halt, and ask lbat schools
begin doing some belt tigtl.teotng, just as we han to do to
pay the tu bills that we already have. Vote '•No" on Proposl-
tton z. • • • • •
• CAST YOUR VOTE AGAINST INFLATION
AI Forgtt, to a tetter to the editor oo this page, has a
suggestion that wUI appeal to a kJt of e.u.sperated voters:
Toss out tbe Incumbents. I confess that I ban oo great
enthusiasm for the slate on 4he ballot --but there is ooe
race that deserves special comment. This is the contest
tor U. s. senator.
Tuesday's results will sbow oow sincere is our concern
over run-away inflation, the No. 1 problem facing our nation.
Here you bave a choice between incumbent Alan Cranston,
ODe of the biggest spenders in all of Congress, and Btll
Richardson, whose record ill the state Seoate demonstrates
souOO fiscal r esponsibllity.
Btll Richardson hlmself explains the issue clearly; "lf
Yoters are really serious about fighting infJation, they must
reject Incumbents wbo have voted for increased federal
spending. Alan Cranston has been among the leading ~rs
In the Senate. He should be defeated, oot because he Is a
Democrat, but because he is a spender. Indeed, every Demo-
crat to California who believes that lnflaUoo is a serious
Issue has DO choice but to reject a senator who has so clearly
established hlm self as a big spender."
A Yote tor Bill Richardson is a vote against inflation.
• I • • • •
• A CHANCE TO VOTE AGAINST JUSTICES
We •oters do oot have much to say about the members of
tbe state SIC)reme Court, but the No•. 5 bi.llot does tnelOOe
a Russian-style yes-no cbotce on the chief justice and 3
associate justices. Here Is a ctm.nce to show your displeasure
at some of the ultra-liberal SIC)reme Court decisions. Vote
"No" against Chief Justice Dooald Wright and Associate
Justices Stanley Mosk and Mathew Tobriner. • • • • •
• VOTE AGAINST 15 TO SAVE HOME RULE
Newspapers and politicians and organizations aDd indlvidt:als
who endorse Proposition 15 are ag:alnst local self govern-
ment. They are seeking to destroy borne rule by adding to
the power of the federal government to meddle iD local alfairs.
This is the prq>osition that would take away from us the
right of local election to vote yes or oo on tu-sli:lstdized
ID'IY rent hOusing.
I have oo right to ask tupayers to pay for any of my rent;
government has no obligation or right to use tu fUDds to
pay my rent, or yours. This proposition, U approved, would
add to our critical economic crisis by speeding 14J the already
rWI -away inflation, because It would open the way tor more
federal speDding for housing. This would mean more federal
deficits, and a new spiral of r ising costs.
It would be an act of reckless lrresponsibUity to approve
thls preposition. VOTE "NO" ON 15. • • • • •
• VOTE AGAlNST TIUS COSTLY SUBSIDY
U you are · sincere fn your opposition to socialism, and
strong in your support of our free enterprise system, you
would have no trouble a.rrlvtng at the rlgtlt decisions on
b&.llot proposiUons. Stciallst enterprises add to the power
of goJernment, and each btl of socla.Usm takes away a bit
of freedom h'om each of us.
Your anti-socialist, anU-big government coo'ltction should
certatnQ' be applied to cotmty transit district Pr~stuon A.
Tbls would add up to one per cent to our present 6 per cent
sales tu to subsidize an expansion of the public transit
district.
Don't be lulled into complacency by that seemingly Uny
ooe per cent ngure. It sotmds mtcttty llttle, but It is actually
a 16-2/3 per cent Increase In Ollr already burdensome sales
taL Furthermore, the Santa Ana Register bas pointed out
that the 1973 loss per rider was $4.35, and that the loss tor
tlle oen 15 years could be as much aa 3.4. BJLUON OOLLARS.
That's tbe way It is with all soclaUstlc enterprises. VOTE
"NO" ON PROPOOITION A. • • • • •
• GUIDE LINE FOR BALLOT DECISIONS
H JOU eberlsb lndlvldtal Uberty and recognlr.e big goyero-
meot u the prime threat to our Uberty, you can en.ltate
balJDt proposiUORB wtth this quesUoa: Does tb1s propo81tlon
e W dowD or build ~ the pc:nrer ot coveromeot? Vote "yes"
If the proposltlon takes away some ot tbe awesome power
ot CO'fUnment. Vote "DO" if U adds to that power, becau.e
that Is the Fabia.n freeway to ultimate totaJ cootrol.
0r1 tbe baats o1 this rufdeliDe, oaiJ PraposiUoas 2, 5,
6 aDd 13 desene a "yes" f'Ote. All the otbers sbookl ret
a ''10."
FROM ONE WHO KNOWS
Amencam enjoy many conatltutionaUy~tr.nteed
rilfiU. and OM of the ma.t important lt freedpm. of the pn:u.
In tuda 1.hiqlt. It la fOOd to Uaten to 1 m1n who k-nows or what ·
1M tpralta ad kam1 from IUs experience. The e~~:ifed Ru•ltn
1wlllot, AJekaad.r Solzhenltsyn, hai written: '"Woo to that
...UO.. 'ff'hoee Uterature II disturbed by th& intervention of
,...,. ~ tllat II not just a vlolallon apinlt 'fretdom or
,.. ... • k .. dl• ~ .. down of tbe heart of lbc ntUon, a
1 ' .. to.--ofjtsmcmory,." .. •a da ol l....._nd•t .. ....p.,.,.. ~ 1nd
tM: •c...,_. _,._ 1M •tart of A..nca beltut,_..,, ud
.. ... OIJ' ......... Wlldet: .... A..-"1,....... .... ._a at••• :':P _.._.,u••••llf.,.,_la _.,._.._I ,... _,.,. Nl•f'NUiriP' ..,,., ..... o..,.
Ua pollee resene program is a regulat offtcer oonJgbtpatrol n1 eg2,;8 '
au about. duty," tbe serceaot explains or a ·
·•We'J'e kx>kiDg for about 15 "During the summer, we u~ This business Is conducted
more men who really want to them for tramc cootrol, plain-~~na ;:,ration. Signed: Mary
get Involved 1n serving their clothes beach patrol, and a lot Th.is statement was flied with
communlty as pollee re-of other jobs. Sometimes we serYes ,. say S..t Ji Gar call tbe in to b lp • lth lhe Co~mty Clerk of Orange • s !!>•· m -m e w CountyonOct 29 1974
diner, wbo beads the local pro-!earches for lost children, or Publish: Oc.t. 3t , No;, 7, a,
gram. eapons, or otber l.nstances 21 1974 in the Newport Harbor
Bealdes the involvement, re-when a .. lot of ma~er is En's lgn. ' E-38379
sentsts pick ~ a few extra needed.
dollars of "moonUgbtfng'' They wear untformsidentical THEIR TOPIC: EUROPE
B~t the ellJI.DUn of the current con pme participate ln the on-gotna con pme. Whateftr
conunue to misinform the American people by the cue, the American' people are the victbnl.
teWna u.s that the effect of inOttion is innation No one but the federal goveirunent c:an
itself. We are told over and over apJn that cause inflation because only the federalaovem-
inflation is merely an increue in prices and rMnt c1n add tot~ money supply. An end to
wqos. As a reault, the American people are deficit spending and a return to precious metal
blamed for a problem they couldn't possibly backina for our currency would stop it. If
create. equipping a smlll boy to teU the truth would
An undentanding of exactly how the in-expose the current fraud, we'd atac:Uy seck one
c:reue in the quantity of money leads to out. mooey to add to their regular to those of regular pollee, ex-Corona del Mar high school
Income, St. Gardiner notes. cept for a special shoulder students will present "Europe
There are 21 reserve police-pate~. through the eyes of youth "
men working with tile Newport Besides passing a written as captured by Yuriko ear:.o
department oow, and the goal and oral eDm, applicants for od J hn Ki t 7 N
is to have about 35 011 the rolls. the reserve get physical agility : Jn ~he u:r; ~heat~ m~t ~;~
Tests wJII be givetl Nov. 12 a.od swimming tests. Then, they bJ.., boot
through 14, and applications get 200 hours of training at ... sc •
will be accepted Nov. 4 through the Orange Cowty Sheriff's
inflation has esetped many. Consider, if you Inflation, however, b not a fable; i\ is
will, an Wand nation where certain beautiful terrifyin&)y reaJ. Spreadina the tnath about ti 10
aea shells were uiCd as money. The beauty of as to solve tbe problem will require the counae
lhe lh.elll gave them value; their size rhade and detenninaUon of many cleu·tJaiAkina
lhem useful for small tranaactions; and their Americans. How about you?
limited •upply JUUanteed that their value CoPJ!rfdrt J 9U b1 111e John BUd Society F~ra
Nov. 8. To quallly, you must Academy. The teaching ls
be in good health, between 21 stretched over a 'period of Ume
and 42, a u. s. citizen with that allows reservtsts wttb full-Conservative comment BIBLE VERSE
For, bebold, I create a oew
hea•ens and a new eu1b. and
tbe former shall oot be te·
membered, nor come tmo mfDd.
a bJgb school diploma, nave time civtllan jobs to get throug:b
a driver's license, good eye-tbe traJntng. It Is recognized U.t the Americans. SJDee 1959 tM
sigbt, no serious criminal rec-Besides schOolteachers, the best method of jOOging a man's bOOget has increased from
ord, between 5-9 and 6-6 tall, reserve roster inclOOes busl-ability to perform a job is by $1.9 billion to $8.8 billlon by
and weigh at l<w.st 150. Ap-ness executives, a music teach-his record ofpastperformance. March 31, 1974,
pUcaUons are taken by iheper-er, an electrician, salesmen, U this premise Is correct, then Maxtmum rate on income tax
sonnet office at City Hall. an advertising man, an engineer by all means Nelson Rocke-bas more tha.n doubled from 7%
You don 't bave to Uve In and several other occ~Uons. feller is the least Q\&lift.ed to to 15%, and a 2.5\ surcharge
Newport, but should be within Russ Moore, president of the f'lulctlon as Ylee~estdellt of (tempo:rarllJ suspended) was
easy drl'rtng dlstance. reserve otficers association, the United States of America, decreed. In the same period
Resenists are asked to do -Is an Edison Co. ezecutive. according to many of our most tbe gasoUoe tu: went from 4.
nate 16 hours a monl"' to the Each year a reserve officer rellable sourcestbattandocu-ceots to 8 cents per gallon,
city. Special emergency call-or the year' is honored. This mented his miserable tatlure cigarettes trom 3 cents to 15
ups and s ummer reinforcement year's winner wasRussBoggte. as governor of New York State. cents per pack and state sales
dlty means pay of trom $4 .... As the city crows we are U enough c!Uzens are made . tu lC) 4%.
to $4.81 per hour. go1.Qg to need more ~ more aware of this r ecord, Roct.T' ' Liberty LAtter ~tal that U
"It's a great summer job Jese:rYlsts," says Sgt. Gar-wtll not ,have the proverbla ~elllr Is oCiiif"med ..as
for school teachers," says Sgt. diner, ''and we believe Urls Is ChLoaman s chance of 000 •lce.presideDt, be ... Jt?.U be oDtt
Gardiner, ''and we bave quite one of the best ways In the firmatton. a seary beartbtiil' away from
a few of them In tbe r eserves. world for concerned clttsens -Says editor Robt. Blelberg, tbe presidency. Yet he Js
Last summer, any reseutst to take an active role in serv-in Barrons, Dec. 17• 1973= totally Wlftt tor lltgtl. oftlce be-
woo wanted to bad no trouble tog their community." a:c::t~ller has spent the ta.z:-cause of his numerous toter-
getting In 40 hours of work u you're toterested, call Sgt. P Y s mooey as if It were uaUooaJ ties ·as well as
per week. But we don't (UU-Gardiner or offlcers Roberts his own. Since he moved "America last" aDd "profit
aotee that mucbemployment.'' or Armstrongat673-2211. to Albany a decade ago, first" for tbepollticlan .
T h e R "I chard s 0 n Report ~.:,:··~lp~..,.~~~~· r::: ,.;:a.:..!r~.::S;....':" w.:O":f; Yorkers bave been saddled wlth • the heavl st ta.z burde In th noted for its accuracy lD re-e D e porting, tells about Rocke-By SENATOR ll L. RICRARDOON (R-.Ucaclla) Untted States. In the past 5 feller's large gUts to a nu be years both the state budget m r Last week I talked about a the outside of poorer metal. and the tuburdenhne moUDted of Important political figures,
little commodity that seems This wastrieddurlngtheRoman by more than halt $50,000 to Henry Ktsslnger and
to be ll:icll:ing ""a lot or fuss Empire (246 A.D.). They took New Yorkers r~ma.in tar and $86,000 to L.J. Mooreboase,
nowadays and that commodity silver and sandwiched It on the away the most heuUy tued former Republican state cbatr-
ls gold. I lw.ve talked about oltside of lead coins. Can you man of New York, who was
gvld's value In man, the abiUty Imagine any gomomeot t•ytng DEAR EDITOR: coovtcted of brlbeey and sub-
of gold to meet so many specinc to dupe Its clttuns with such sequently J)al'dooed by Rocke-
needs, its desirabiUty to so a cornytricktoday?(otcourse.) • BOTTOM.DEALING feller when be was governor.
ma.ray people; and now I am Tbe sandwich coin routine Editor of tbe Ensign, To demonstrate Rocky's ez-
got.ng to talk about kings and was lnevttably discarded as the Before tbls whole thlDg of traordlnarlly geoerous g1tt.s as
their umles (that means gov-clttzeos demanded good cur-tbe Clill Dr. park is over with, reflected in his tu: retarnsoow
ernments) and their need for rency to ezchange tor their I want to be sure and let people made publlc, the fo11ow1Dc items
gold. goods and labor. know my posttioo and wby I are follnd lmder the beading ot
Kings and their armies (gov-Kings and emperors tried to s~rted the lst Baptist "gift tu": 1964 -$'19-t,334;.
ernments) need to eat like dilute gold with less valuable Cbruch people when tbey sued 1965 -$191,950; 1966-$4..098:
neryooe else. Stoce armies metal and to force tbeir the state. 1961 ~$1,543,480; 1968-$298,~
do oot produce a.nythlng ex-countrymen to accept it at flee The church property oo CUff 684; 1969 -$216,436; 1970 -
cept protection, someone has nlue, but these attempts to Dr. L'S a flew part. It ALREADY $S42,006; 1971 ~$35,280; 1912 -
to foot the tHd btU. For this water down currency aU eoded beloogs to the ta.q,ayers. We $69,591 ; 19'7! --a total of
police servtce to the com-In tile ruination ottbecurrency. bougtlt u-·--aU of ua --with $3,906, 7!5 U.t RoekJ bU paid
mtmity, the pernmeot charges our p.s taxes wheo It wu ln 11ft tuel llince 1964.. Tbe
a fee called tues. The ro•ern-Gold can be cumbersome In pllrcllased as part of the old aetal c:tfts would amotmt to
ment tllres tax co llectors to larK' transactions and sub Jed. freeway route. It Is absolutely oar double the tu. Though
go Into the eommlmity to mate to theft. Centuries ago, there 5tl4)1d to buy It ap.Jn. U the many of tbe eUts were of a
sure tbecitiunspaytheir share developed a trade called gold -state county city aod church persooal or fllmUyna.ture minus
of what the ldDg decrees. Kinp: smiths. These men would store acr~ It ~uld be a ptf)Ue polltteaJ OYerbloes, It lw.s al-
and tu collectors go together a.ad protect yo ur gold Jn ex-· park then why doesn 't the state ready beeD estabUsbed ttat a
Uke rold and girls. change for a nomtr.lfee. They stmPlJ continue leulng It to number ot cifta .were made to
do not Ute to be paid would give you a paper receipt the church witb the lmdeutaod-poUUeall1gures.
In
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tab! or DOte stating the goldsmitb 1 that ' ~ k • ~" ens ege es --had your gold 1o his n.ult nc a.ny......,l can per or •Batt the American
they efer bard reocy, Gold MeD found it easter to use lb~ sU tbere and enjoy the •lew? couer ' union pWUcaUoo,
beam ireatlyflf'OI'-Dotes 1n trade tlllo tbe ld Tbe church has lDdleated they qaotel • John Albbrook aa
Jtes. It was oot loa( before U tbe BQldsmlth wu repU:le. would be happy witb lhlJ:. follo'lra:"-l'Tbt appotmment b)'
k.lnp were tartoc tbelr pte-ttle paper DOte wu accepted' lutead, we aze told U.t tbe PrelideGt: Ford ot M•leoa
tures _pressed toto tl!.e sides Tbe paper DOte then becam~ eowQ w1l1 "tlYe" .. $200,000 Roetef•ller to be rice-prell·
of coins and tbe II:UC'seompe.ny • sWstttut f the 1 wblcb the federal pernmem deDI Ia 1mlortuM.te baeaaa be
decidiDc tbe deDomlDa.Uou ol (coJd). Tbe~ « atmsti~esrr::! "p.n" tbem, to be_, us bQy ls a mu wbo hila coat1DuallJ
tbe collap. cllly tllo llllnr opla. Of coune, no bolo re)ldod IIOtiorlwldo by t11o
WbeDMer a ldnr &Ot greedy :: peop~:c:'f ~ : JO"I'IllrtfD cu etve yoy. uy. offt'ftllmiac majorltJ o1 tbe
(u tbey uooauy do~ IUid col-tht lrlltcr:IIJ "'tllo I&• 1tll IIdr!c. tJCopt 1-lblp. lllld a....,u ... porty, Roc:Ioofallv
!ectad too moeh tu, tilt -Io bal __ as U oft., t."''flltJJ m tllo •• lla""'t ......, mud! of 11111 roll ~ 11QW -t 11o
rnolted « tM WCiilbJ hat creed1 t of U late)f, blft ,.7 All pen-., ..,.... bMD able to aclallft
brob. u .... ..,, ~~~o """ ... not~-:..,. ~ilha .... _, ..... ._.'fllllcll a~Hct~r." ·
wu In -Ia: Klllp -to 11"1 a. brlllll .,.:.ti?.Wby not .._ my ._ lllld 10V Wltilo t11o alma 1-t
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Js uaitable at tbe American
Opinion Book Store at 504 New-
port Bf¥d., Newport HeJgtlta,
or at the Ensign newspaper
headquarters. Phone 646 -0645
fot: loformat1oo.. Price per copy
Is 35~.
B&a be glad and rejoice for.
ever in that wbleb I create;
for, behold, I create Jerua.Jem
a re))Jctnc. and ber. ·people
a joy. (lsaiah 65:1?-U.) '
'74's!
A BIG , BIG
SELECTION OF
Come in
selections
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no ....., ... "' ~~~o ·e.-..... J-aro..., ·---will-~--lid~-~ Y-Cl. dooroiiJ •
..... ''U A.rabka alcit'' dlD-a...-ntkiM IH I ...
---... ~·.,.. tile .... -· ~:~:r-'FIIINeclot•··! Pillow•. AI'?"•,, Htll$ .6.P•rsu "" .. ,....:0:~1·.... c~ dtllbr,. l H•"-•"-· 51•fi•J •I•.U• 176! Co•PI<~•I> ....... , •• t at 7<10 p.m., ..w ~ = SUICIDE IS TOPIC OF
,. B•by H•tlblt Swuter.s, Shwl.s .S Bood••· b7 I .U4Mnt flut, pnpll'td SYMPOSIUM NOV. 6TH
·.('1 ~ rn /''Y. ..... ,..... b7 tbe elab'• on pate, Cbet n. tlcede ot .-dde ..tUbe I.Qp(ltlOW 1 fncn " .... =tr.'r·'""" Pbl~ P-lc< 8:10. -nplond at -!loY. I at a
. 24.26 NIWPO!IT I LYD . · . . t ol --Uld llao uotte 111_ .. -IJ --od . cqiTA MilA . ., ~ tst .... · 642 ~16.(• . art"' boiiJ'dulelllcromliiU<IIII by tile oomm-111--11i.ii;.. ;.-.,:. of lbo Sullaoa ol old wW bo Ud rotiplo o1 IIGoc -tal • -mod by two boollllflll boll1 Ud 1M 0ruco ~ M-1
dlaeer• 1a the ~so noor lbow. Assn. 1Ja tM coafereace eater
Y.nleriord
Dr ... m, In the robe• aoc1 of the bcNpttal. The re&lltri-
Yelll ot tbe FarEutlJ:~l; t1011 fee,1De1Ud1DIIbatlet lwtcb..
olborwiiO dr... Ill lolormal. wtU bo $5.
Some Jacty 1*"8011 wiD win a Ttlroueb a drama pr...ated
mack carpet tr_, to tbe Sahara by a lffMI' ol profulltonal
(Lu Vep'a, U.t lal). acton aDd. actresee1, B)'mpo-
llr. aod Mn. G. Lee Smith slum pa.rtldpl.nll wtll "meet ..
are cbaJrmea ~ lbeeommlttee,. three sutelctal pw80DIIIId e:a:-JANE deCASTRO, seated, ebaJrma.a of the PLEAD b.shion aw.ted bJ u:m ... RobertJars, pk»>'e tbe feeiiDp. atUhclualXI Vll'gtlda Reatayder, Robert needs w1tleh IIMIIl lodrlYethem sbow beld Tuesday, Oct. 29 , at El Adobe restaurant, San
Poole, Patrleb n011gaa, Patty toward self-destructiOil. J tan Captstnoo, is boldine a fUm y femtlline creation
Spielman, Boyd Cowdeo. Daitd typltylna: the 19?5 klok. Assisting Mrs. deCastro, a Bluffs
Slooe, Hobart Deany, William U.C.I. BOOSTERE TTES restdeot, LD matcblog !aahloos. aod models are, stlndlng TO HOLD BOUTI QU E left to right, Peggy Kennedy ol ,._ Bay Cl"b· Lo"ise Btrttoo of Dover SbOres and Maggie Hickman of Balboa
Tbe OC ln1ne Boosterettes Bay Club. Mrs. Button n.s ill charge of the models for
will bold their Christmas bou-the tashioo hmcheol\. whicb raised funds to "Promote
UQ.oe, "a few ol our tuorlte LearnLDg and Education to eod Abuse or Drugs." Com -
things," Tuesday, HoY. 12, at meotator for the show was Pat Harrison, a member or
tbe Balbol Bay Clltl, from 10 PLEAD aoo owner of Lido Fashtoos. (Ensign photo.)
a.m. lo Z p.m. Proceeds wtll E bl eel ~bor:~:-:.to.,lh~·.~::~ m em cit for merit
Furtber lnformatton may be
IOI'ORT HAR80R EIISlGN TltURSDAY, OCT. 3~ lfll
I'UILIIHEDIIEEIILY "-PAGEl OOIIINA OELIIAII, CAl.
KILL OR CURE 7
Some fol k-' used to eat tobacco for medicinal pur-
poses, They thought the ingredients of tobacco would
kill any polson in t~ sYstem. We know better now-
thanks to med ical research. We'~CO.learned. too, that
it's best to ask your phys1cian's advice: before taking
any medicirw:s. Be •vise in mailers of heal!h. When
you're ill, let your doctor do the d1agnosing and
prescribing. Then, if he orde~ mcdteatlon. come to
us for prescription service.
Ctristensen Pharmacy
3021 E; COAST IIWT .. COBOJIIA DEL KU
OBJOLE 3·25SO
30 Years in Busines s
obtaloed from Mrs Cbarles At Ita October meettng,New-weLD, E. Bergeron, J . Barc lay,
Pieper, Mrs. na'flci Walden, port Harbor Emblem Club 394 0 . Cardwell, R. Marvin, E.
or tbe a:tbletic department. was presented with the blue Wentzell, J. Leben, v. White-
-· award certlflcate of mertttrom law, R. Ransa, G. Corbarl and ~==~~;=~~;;;;;;;;;~ MENS SHIRTS lhe Hear Fo..mtloo ot Oraoge K. Westman.
Couoty LD recopliUoo ot ,..,_ ~~-------~1!11·•· from $5.95 port aod eontrlbutloas. Over
OFF ALL STOCK
Sale Starts Friday, Nov. 1 thru Nov. 15
2441 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar
673-3915
HOOL TAXE
Wf' II/ SO Ctnry
LADY !tUNHA.TT.AH
BLOUSES
Collar
Cuff
a period of 6 years, cbair-
manned by Mrs. Emerson Went -
r.ell, tbe club bas sponsored
owner0115 charity events for
the benefit of tbe fotmdation.
This Friday and SatardaJ,
Nov. 1-2, tbe secood Q.lJitterlY of the California State Assocla-
tlon of Emblem Clubs aDd
Nenda-Hawali Cl!j)s 1rlll bP
held at the Edgewater Hyatt
House, Long Beach.
Those atteodiog from tbe
Newport Beach club art tbe
president, Mrs. Vtrpl Bates;
vice-president, Mrs. James
Carr; paststatepres1deot, Mrs.
James Kerins; also Mmes. H.
Yateas, L. Lewis, H. Tra~-
'5495 ,. __ ..._ .. _ -
~ALREADY AMOUNT T VER
NEWPORT MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
!fotal Assessed Valuation 1974 $756,469,250
. Total Assessed Valuation 1969 42.9,718,113 OF OUR TOTAL X BILL!
Total Aasessed Valuation 1964 268,713,150
NOTE : U J<M1 wUl mllltlpi;J lbe. preseot total Assessed Vahalloo. of
$'l51,>M9,150 bJ u. 5~ orerrtde tbey are oow reqoutinc --
ttdl wtll produce Oft!' 4 m11Uoa addttlooll dollars per year.
1'751,469,250 I .51 -$4,009,!17.
PROPOSED SCHOOL TAX PER Sl OO EVALUATION
PRESENT SCHOOL TAX PER Sl OO EVALUATION
THIS IS A 14Y2% INC REASE
$4.21
3.68
.53
CAN YOU AFFORD THIS ADDITIONAL BURDEN?
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NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED
SCHOOL DIST. ELECTION
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Dula.' n.~~~ • Cc' "* _, lila" _ ..... ___ .....,._ ......
M wu i i bJ 'SIC .n~r u a warld-~~Si~~:--·--·. .... "'"' ........ .. •.
• ~~~~~PI• down urch · News on freeway
• T. KW-T lA•-wiD bo .... lllr ........ dlat, A c-dti-
CHUitCH or liSUQIOCIIICI-f1 ... ..at dloll. nne ... 1M llldlol
IIICE, 541 ~ at., C.. drl-1 wl11 bo -l-11)' .... . IM••··TIIt .... l-l.U.. acll cloy._.,. AoMitru-u ·--41::...--·· __ 10p1c 1ar Clio 11 -·..,__, ... a...._. s_, oo ttoo Boa
a.m. tiii'Yict tlda .....,. la aoo. Mf .. ?.IU, an il ebu'l' Wlf Ia Su J.a Plu 01TH8 WOMBH" dol Mar --btl' -· Pam, "IIIII IDJ .._, lOW IS, ts tbt fUtat broa. ftnt ~ blr r••
...... e ·-~~~--... tpOOd -..... )Ill tea 11 111r .,. aro.. 'l'bln 'l .. a, ud -..:~ to c ....
''God, , . .,. dnfl." n. .., .. of tcbldullar drt,..... TMrt wert DO LajW'tu •
nee 1110 (De.._ IMdlb.IMD • ST. ANDREW'S PUII'Y~ ~~~-~'c::;., =~~J~~;!:~~
11111 tooalllc. A---T&RlAN CHUitCll, ICIOSt.Aiol. ...--...-";>~~fa!l~ol l maJ • bo a LS.yoar.old prl a....O tbo. ,_-aJ10r bll
Ia tile 'fJOr'Jd' wbo cu · eatca ........ •• w . Wlllla lbt tar• 14 oeJt Pallll'l .:Ia. BtU ,a.aa.,
Allril. ... hu bor alibis lilt plDod. -u • ·-Ill oo ~ tile U. S. WoniW,a ,. Lac-, BoiCII, ._ -wu .OlJIIIIc oqoad. a swloDDier, IIIII t.r dod, ra.
,.. Paula bo, aett!Dc ... lind Calllllrllls li!Pn1 Pa-
-l toeordo Ill lbe l/2-mlle tro~ Fruit Root, wt1o -
ra. •·• a sttrielit at LtncolJl worts tor tbt 'lfewpc:~tte:r to,
midda. ecbool bel'l. She Uns also n.n Lo scbool
oa cu.uoa An. But runntnc dldD't become
Paula erew _, tlere, but some a serious thtng \lltJ.l Paula,
sumraets spent on a rela.Uve's on the advice ot Corooa del
Mar elementary teaeber Tim
Terry, was taken to a coach.
At the age or 10, she became
to -· at 1l a.m., -rrw•o Rood, Clll! Ha.-•• Dr. =tdu: ~ -: tbl 1Mdll'llllp ot Mr. ud Mra. Cbulea,Dter.aeld wtU&II'•eh _ .......... ,_ -u'"· '"-'"a'.m.
Gilbert aa... oa "How to be all woad e•• -u.
1• 'THE NEWPORT UNm at the ,I, t:SO aD4 11 a.m. lD a ......... laM DIU Su
CHURCH. 15tb st. at lrYIDe SwdaJ,.Nr'ltc ... NewmemberJ Jau Crtelc· Rd., wbere tramc
' AYe., CIUt Ha•ll .... The RtY. wtu be rtctifed at 9:SO ud Wit JlCIIt. Re ftl ft71al
Suat Rlcbardl will preach at 11. Tbt IUCtdlry cbotr wtU comtciiiM f'lom YIIM to
10 a.m. -1 oo tile lq>le, pre-Rudall ~·· An&olol. C~ Rlellftlrl
"WUt tboo be made wbole?'' "Peaceable kingdom" at 7:10 Pa.trolmee aid tbe pii.M towtd at>out l·l/2 mllea Tbt te.d U Jolla 5:1-18. Tbe p.m. su Jau Ctplltruo atrport
first s..lly ot •eb moal:h Is • All SaiDts' .AhgUcan Epts-for repairs ud refallJ.DC.
bospitallt)' s.day, al• tal•t copal Church, 18082 Buahard
table dmo, -100mbtrs ot st., Foo.mtaln Valley, wlll be FRANCES ROEHM DIES
the eoacrt:,.UOO di~pla)'IAc dedlc:a.ted at 7:30 p.m. on All Private tuneral arranp-
thelr craft wort. Saints' day, NoY. 1, ln the menU were beiDC made. thil
a menlber of the Orange C01st
Tbuaderbolts team, tbeo moved
O:D 16 mootbs later to the Blue .
Angel$, a grolf) coached by
Doo DeNoon, wboeo&cbed youog
Mary Deeter of Garden Grove
to internaUom.I tame .
IN PREPARATION for the Nov. S coetta.U party wblc'b
wW boGor' tbt parents ol the 1974 debututHof the NatiODII
Cbarity Ltlpe, Mrs. Jack Sam•Is of Coroaa del Mar,
a eo-oo.tess for tbe party, U lriDCIDc ber ct.ftnc d1sb
for bot hors d'oeuvres. She Is pictured here at left wttb
Mr. aDd Mrs. Paul Rolfes of Costa Yea, whose datJ&bter,
Mary Patricia, wUI be ooe of tht 197• debs. Tbe autumn
party will be bekl at the borne ot Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Walter Smlth ln Costa Mesa.
DRIVE 24.9% ON WAY
• Ch•cb WomiD UDited .nn ancient tradltloo, partly taken week by Baltz-BtrprODfuoenl
obsern world comm.Uty day from tbe dedication of a 12th home for Fnneet Roehm, 90,
at a brunch be1Dc held at 9:30 century church lD Boldre, EDC-of t047GranY1lle, N~tc ...
a.m. this Frldt.J, Nov. 1, at land At the eonclusion of the ter, whO died Oct. 24 at her
St. Andrew's Presbyterian cer~mooy, sentorwardenWillls h.cme. She ls survtved by her
Cburcb 1D CUff Haven. Guest Glemoos will present the keys daughter, Dorothy Hogarth, of
speaker will be Jobn Boller. to Bishop Walter HolllsAdams, the GranvUle address.
• •· Meals oo wbeels" will rector. The old building. re-
ba Inaugurated Nov. 1 by the ceatly destgnatedasa historical Next, sbe ps to the A.A.U.
j.oot rw.U011tl clamploosblps
.-at Saa Mateo oo No'(. 17, tbeD
to the Natlooal A.A. U. meet
to Dayton, Ohio, the weekend
of Nov. 30. She hopes to do
well enougtl there to get picked
next JUDefortheoatiooa.lA.A.U.
women's team. Tben, her sigflts
.# "Will be set ontbe19760lymplcs
ln Mootret.l. U she misses that
sbot, sbe wiU only be 20 when
tbe 1980 Olympics are hekl
In Moscow.
"" Will sbe stillberunnl.ngth.en':'
•• -;.. · .. Sure, I expect to keep on
" ..... ·• rlm.D.lnc aDd someday be a pro-.~-.. _ fesslooal runner," says Paula.
-· ~ One immediate pl is to
;_ break the ulsU.Dg m.Ue mark
• • of 4:50.9 for 13-Jear-olds. She
aDd h.er eoacb believe she can •~......... beat that record aDd lower ber
current 2:14 halt-mUe mark
to 2:06 before she mons oo to
the oezt age gr~ on April
2. She will rtm 1D a Pboerdl:
meet the lastweekeodlnM.a.reb.
P'AULk lOS£
-Piu5-
I .. THE OTHER .. ,
Both (R) ... d Color
Tbe trip to Daytoo will ID-
Yolve 29 girls ft'om the Bille
Angels, and eacb will have to
pay a $250 &1r tare.
"We're trying to raise tbe
money oow," says Paula, "and
each pet is asked to see 1f
she can get donations ft'om her
home town, so l'm trying to
ft6! .R69fjl\l! .~ Newport Beach
tO-back me."
Pledges 'for dooatlons, wbtch
taJ:-dedoctlble, may be
made bY Calling Coach DeNoon
at 893 -6653 ln Qardeo Grove.
LORRAINE O'LAIJGHLIH
FOUH D DEAD AT HOME ~:C:·:";~~~~·~·~•;•~·~·~"~···~ Rosary was recited Mooda y nigtlt aDd a fUneral mass was
celebrated Tuesday morning at
St. John the Baptist Catbollc
•
ctrurch for Lorraine O'Laugtl -
Un, 71, of 1687 Tustin, Costa
Mesa, who n.s foUDd derad in
her borne Sunday. She had pas-
sed away several days before.
Baltz-Bergeron of Costa
Mesa handled fuDeral arrange-
ments at.Good ceme-
111
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Capri Sale!
NOW!
FROM S3388 90
Every CAPRI in stock is rwcluced
right now. Hurry to choose
ywr favorite style.
STILL AVAILABLE .t.T THE OLD PRICES!
United Way of Orange Coun-their camp&iCJliWUh s1gnitlcant Newport Harbor Council ot laottm11'k by the Children of
ty's flrst checkpoint in the Increases. Churches, with the cooperation the American Revolutioo, has
"P'eat raee" for goal •7• re-The corporate and employee ot FISH and the Soroptlmlst been repaired, leaving the ex-
vealed that $773,658, or 24.9% chairman, Chuck Johnston,.was Club 0~ Newport Harbor, Meals tertor as U was butlt an>IJIIdl
of the $3.1 million goal, has presented the "Big B'Wana" wlll be prepared at Hoagbos-the tutn of the century,
been attained. award for an outstaDding )ob pttal aod will be deUvered by redecorating the interior in
A safari luncheon at Lion to date. members of FISH. The cost old AngUcan tradition.
Country Satarl was the oc-Commlnlty goals were
~:;!:rsforto vo•;ttee~~~h~; ~~~locir~$566•707 NB COUNCIL SUMMARY
Wednesday, October 23, tore-Even though the com mwllty , the Ubrary boi.rd of trustees,
port their results to the cam -campaign isjustgettingatarted, Tuesday nlgtlt s meeting of replacing Dr wnsoo Uttle
paign to date. some mooey has already come the N~wport Beach CttyCouncU ho signed · '
PubUc relations 'lli.irman in. To date south's total ls acted oo the following matters: w • ~~LL c ENTER NEWPORT
Thomas s. Santley gottbe meet-$65,289 and oorth'sls$142,699. an • ::~~: ~:!~ ~frte:f& final tract map was approved,
ing off to a fitting start by JOHN SUMNER IN CAST E Balboa BlYd Balboa to oiEaylD& commer cial develop-
entering oo an eleptlant. 0 F PLAY AT CHAPMAN · ' ·• ' ment of •s. 7 acres botmded bf
So"thero Plll>llc Relations J hn S"mner l960VlslaCao. ARTHRITIS GROUP MacArtbllr, Von Karmann,
chairman, Tom Flynn. added dalo the Bhllf; has been east MEETS NOV 17TH Blreh and Jamboree In the air-to the atmosphere of the event • • • port area.
by i.ppearlng briefly as a witch ~nha~!~~ll~ge~ fa;~::.: Closlq their •th year, the • UOO VILLAGE street sign
doctor . "T of Women'a Auxtliaty of the Or-directing motorists to Don
Three county Qrms were ~~11: .. bybeJ ~~ ange Couoty Arthritis Fouoda-Koll's f.Uklng structure on Via
lauded at the report meeting ean · ttoo will faYe a Sunday brwcll Lido was approved. tor their United Way cam-The comic fantasy will be pre-Nov. 17 at the Newport Harbor • APPOINTED Kea Elgin,
pa.lgns. Tbeyar4WesternKra1t, sented in memorlal hall aodl-Yacht Club. . 327 ApoleDl, Balboa lsland, to
Sears in Orange aDd Disney-torlumbc333 3 N. Gla~~ ~3 Mrs. Alfred Gal1ade, prest-the bicyc le tratls committee,
laod Park whO have con;tpleted ange, t. 1 throur;.. 0 · dent or the Auxiliary bas ap-replacing SeUm Franklin, wbo
' at 8:SO p.m. pointed Mrs. Richard 'Fuller as . resigned.
LIG•L MOTICI LI"'--"'>L MQTICI brunebchalrman, Mrs, Reginald • FOOD SANITATION ordl-
,. -Pegram as reservatiO!IS ctalr-nance, aimed at brlnging local
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CAIJFORNIA
NOTICE INVITING BliE
SEALED 8100 wlll be received at the otftce of tbe City
Clerk, City Hall, Newport Beach, Callfornla, untl110:30 A.M.
on the 14th day of November, 1974, at which Hme they will
be opened a.qd read, tor per.formlQg work as follaws:
CEMENT-MORTAR J..lNING, IN PLACE,
CAST DlON WATER MAINS
BALBOA PENINSULA
CONTRACT NO. 1608
man, aDd Mrs. J. Ray ForfWle laws into liDe wlthcountybealtb
as telepbooe chairman. On hand laws concerniog restaurants,
to greet new members will be was delayed ~~ntU Nov. 11 when
Mrs. Fred Carter Jr., member-restaurateur Sid Sorer asked
ship ch.alrman, and Mrs. Alex-for more time to alert other
aftder Campbell, he.r assistant. ,:estauraot owners to rwbat tbe
Mrs. Ray Elliott Jr. wtll serYe ordiauce woukl do.
Bids must be submitted oo the proposal form attached
with the contract documents l'urntsbed by the PubUc Works
Department. Tbe additiooal copy of the proposal form Is to
be retained by the bidder for his records.
as Ua1soD between the AUIIUary . • PROPOSITION .. A,'! tJ:Mt_
alld the Yacht Club, of wtdcb transit district sales tax 1asul
she Is a member. other mem-oo the Nof. 5 ballot WU dil-
bers of the world.ng committee cussed after a LeagueofWo'tneu
Include Mmes. A. Grant Allan, Voters speaker lll"ged Council
RaDdolph Doll, Roger Lockhart support tor the proposition, bit
aDd Theodore Uaravlcb. the Council voted 4-3 to remain
Each bid must bt accompanied by casb, cerWled cheek
or Bidder'a: Bond, made payable to the City of Newport
Beach, for an amount eq-.1 to at least 10 perceDt of tbe
amcxmt bid.
7Re title of the project aod the words "SEALED BID"
shall be clearly marked on the outstde of the envelope COil·
talning the bld.
The contract documents that must be completed, eucuted,
aDd retuned ln the sealed bid are:
A. Pr-1
B. Desipatioo of Subcontractors
C. Bidder's Bond
D. Non-collusion AtfldaYit
E. Statement of Financial ResponslbiHty
F. Tectmlcal Ability aod EJI)erleace Referebces
Tbese doeumeDts shall be afl1led with the signature and
titles of tbe persons stg:nitlc oo behalf of the bidder. For
corporattoDJ, tbe signature• of tilt PresJdent or Vice Presi-
dent aod Secretary or Assistant Secretary are required and
the Corporate Sea.! sball be afl1led to aU documents requir ..
ing signatures. In the case of a Partnership, th.e signature
ot at least one general partner 11 required.
REAL TREAT FOR
TUESDAY CLUB
The Taesdl.y Club of New-
port Harbor' will bold the
mODtbly trUDCil meeting at ll
a.m. Nov. 28 at the Balboa
Bay Club. Brief business wtll
be cODdocted by the president,
Mra. GleDD Seb.lepl.
The FIDe Arts Section will
display and sellltema tt.thave
been ._oocrafted at the weekly
sessions at tbe Newport Harbor
Community Youth Celller in Co -
rooa del Mar.
Mrs. Ruth KenDedy, program
cbalrman, will preaeut the
Treat Family t.n aotbenttc
Amerleu folk 80DP aDd orlc-
iml compolltioDa:. Tbt father
of tbi famllJ la ooe of the
ortc~Da~ New Christy Min-
lllrels.
No blds wlll be acceptec:l from a contractor •ho haa not
been Ucensed ln aceordlace wttb the provisions of Chapter
9, Oivtsioo m of the Baslnesa aJXI Profeulona' Code. Tbe
contractor shall state bts Ucen~t number and claas:Ulcatioo
In lbe propoaat. MILDRED McGUHEGJLL
One set ot plans and eootraet """"ments, tncludlDg ..,..Ill OF COST A MESA OJ ES
proYlsions, may be obta1Ded at the Publlc Works Department, Ser'ltcts wtre be1d Tuedy
City Hall, Newport Beacb, Cautornla, at DO cost to Ucensed to Baltz-Berproa Cbapel, Co-
contractors. It Is requested that the plans and contract Ita Yeaa, for MUdredMcGunt-
doeurnents be returoed wlt.biD 2 weeki after the btd opening. rtU. 'M, ot 1611 TUIUD, Costa
Tbe City bas ~ the Standard SpecUlc:a.Uooa: tor PIJbUe Mea, 1 wtJo diec:l Satardly at
Works CoostrocUoD (19'1! EdltJoo) u prepared by tbeSolltbern Hoq: .._ual.
CaWornta Cbapters of tbe American PUblic Works Aseoclatkl:l BIRial wu lD RoN H1U1,
aod the Auociated C..nl Contractors of America. Copies WbltUir. Oftlcii.UDC at tbl aer-
may be obta1Ded from Butldtac News, IDe., 3055 OYertaod Yke,.. Br-.::.Karr ...
AYenue, Lo1 Anples, California 90034, (213) 870-9871 .
Tbe CltJ tu adopted Staodard Sp;.eial Pi'Ofl51oos aDd stand:-ot-ii.ii"iiiii:~i
ard Drawtop. Copies of tbtM are aniable at tbt PubUe zo. yeua. 1s nrfl;rtd b7
Worts Departmlllt at a eost of $5.00 per Ht. · w butiiDd, P.aal; a dl.1l&tlter,
A staDdard "Certtfleate of luuraoce for Contract Wort Ha&tl WI~ of CoMa Mea;
tor City'' form tu beer& adopted b7 tbe City, Thls form U a -· Ctar ... Eadie ol!ftw ..
tbe oelJ cert11lc:a.te ol iJlsvi.Dee acceptable to tbe City. Tbe port S.cb; a sllter, E)e&QOr
aueceufll low bidder wtU be requtrtd to complete tbl1 form Moll&or, 4 lfl.lldch11drea US
._ anrd ollht -.aet. s -1-crucleblldr•.
For uy req11ired tx.da, tbe compuy lssulnc Bid Boada.
Laber u4 Mattrlal -., IIIII Fallllfltl P---mllll bt aa IIIN-..._., or _.., -. ue-IACX 10 ENGLAND
· bf tbe State of 0~. Tbt c:ompMI.a mut allo ,. .. a
earraot ....... 1 PoUey Ho-a Rallllc of A or -; IIIII a II-........ 11aJ Fltlda, 1iU
Flluc:lal RallDf ol al -~ u poa tbo lllHt tdltloo ol )lot-wilD lachod,-
-· KtJ Ratlllc ~ (Pr-'7 • LlollilltJ'l bo 1o ~~~--1111 V. I. tO ae--wttll tbo --ol Artlelt 11~balil• I, Air F-. Ha lllld -,......
Part 7 "' tbo ca-~ Cools (Joetlooo 17111 tt -~ · tac a 10 ..., "'"'" 11 -· 1M CltJ ~l ol 1M CliJ bllloopalt BoleO llu-.
1M ~ pntalltac .... "' ,.. --· 1110--• Widell tM -.. Ia tD lilt I*MB&I 1Dr ec~ cnl, cu.&..
eaes., , tJpt ot ...... • fieoiM* ...sed tD •ella
.. OOI..IInet ud 11M -... -........ _, ......
1lOIO'a ......... tO, tn. A 01W ~ .ut r&sli.IS ..
anUo1J1a Ia 1111 -. al lilt CliJ Clort. lilt -*" ..... -IIJ&DJI .. -Lelle c.tl Nlrbl tl fi"ZI Qhl .......... -oi ...... ,,., .. -~ .
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neutral.
• BlCYCLE TRAILS tll&.ster
plan drawn ~ by the county
was studied and referred to the
loc::al ctttunscommttteeonbtke
trails, with instructions to seek
to resolYe differences between
the county plan aod the city's
own bike trail plan.
ROBERT McCARTHY JR.
OF ~.B. IS DEAD AT 72
Robert E. McCarthy Jr., 7!,
a retired retail grocer wbo
IIYed at 1560 Placentia, Welt
Side Newport, was burled Tues ..
day LD-Los Aop1es. He died
Friday at Hc.g hospital
Baltr.-Btrproo of Costa
Mesa was the director.
MOW
40YEAIS
AHEAD Of ITS nME
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.Th•rs.
6:30 • 8: JO !t 10:21
Call tor otber Urnes
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CELEIIRATIMG OlD!
OPENING IN NEWPORT Z
ALPACINO
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a lew data oo tanbMd, JOM, c--. IDd ebia,
--..,.tad ud -Qldckb'. 11oe allot Wille' -... ,_ ___ .,,_._
clute. 0-UJ. --· -· --· II Ia appllad, IIIII lp-u IIIII aproad OYer tbt Ala t1 a ttda tum.
Would JOU Bile llalp IUid amtc:o · oo bow to -
cCIIIIHUca? We ~t all tfae. bitt.-bnlldl IDd
oar fl'laodlJ prla ua -to ...... all,....
beaal1 qua-.. AI BAYIJDE, ,...·u tllld lntlllla n, R•ll• R..,....,,, GeriiiiJ.Dt MoaleU aad
rnaoy other f&f011te tnDiis to cbooM from.
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HANDY III!IT, Wboo tw-llclal bak, llrlll
lubricate tbe ar• w1tll cold cr•m; tbiiD plack
.. balr lfowtb dlractloo.
BA\'Sli>E~PHABMA~
WITH CARD 'H PA!ITY
XEROX COPIES
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Dial 546-2693
NO MINIMUM
INTRODUCTORY OFFER
'TIL NOV. 23 • REG • ..4f
COPY CENTER
Plymouth Congregational Church of Newport Harbor
A Free and lndeptndent Con,;rerational Ouisrtan Ou.uch
THE REV. JOHN A. LINDVALL, Minister
Sunday Service: 10:00 a.m .
Bible St udy: 9 a.m . and 7 p.m. Church School 10 a.m.
3262 BROAD STREET, NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Nunery care provided Phone: 842-2740
THEn FtM APTIST· GHYRCH
JTHI CI!MTU fOR atiLICAL.JTVDII!S
»1 M.\GMOLrA JT, Af ,_.,A.M. aiJLI CLliSIS
SANTA ANA A VI. 1h00 A.M. WO.SHII' HOU•
COlT A MilA 7100 P.M. IVAG.LISTIC HOUR
DR. JIMMY COIIIU, PASTOR
Highw.ay House of Prafei'
2411 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR
LOWlA LEVIIL-ftt:A"
INTERDENOMJNA170NAL, FuU GOSPEL
IUNDAYSCHOOL:t :48 WOftiHIPIEftVICE: 11:00
IVANGILITIITIC &ERVtCI: 1 :00 P.M.IUNDAV
"'AYI" AND IIIU: STUDY: 7:30P.M. WIDNUDAY
WILLIAM T. KROAH, PASTOR
PHONE : 842-8762
We invite you to worship l ·n~CHIURC~OF LUTHERANCHURCH Ola!ST, IIQENnST
UOJ Via U4o OF THE MASTER
;~,;~:v::~JOL 2900 hcif'.e View Dr. 9. lOtiO.... Coronl del Mar, C.Uf.
SUNDAY SERVICES LAWRENCE D. FRUIIUNG
9 1 lth !0 a. .. Put or -Phone 644-2664
WEDNI!SDAY EVENING IISUNUAY SCHOOL CL,SSESI
MBB11MG lp.-. AllAt;es: 9:15 to 10:15 am.
UADrNGaOOII ' WorshipHout -I0:30a.m. w::::z.; 9 ..... 5 p.tL Nursery and Coffee Hour
" : ' ..... 7445 Toaoo!-Y . . •
I t~&·5p.a:7·9p.-.
I . S£COioiD CHuJ1D1 OF
I aausT,saBNnsT Na.,__. ..
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AlTEND
THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
GRACE BIBLE CHURCH
Veterau' Memorial Bide.
S6S W. HUb , Co ... Mesa
REV. TOM TYREE.,...,
SUNDAY ·SERVICES'
10:30 A.M . & 7:00P.M.
Sunday School, aU qes, 9:30
HOME BIBLE CLASSES '
Call SSl-0092
~eachinc8fb .. Doctrine•
CRAjiPIONSIUP TOAST •• Bill Haw, I 'lOO Port -ld
Pl., Harbor View Homes, center, ud Bill BurDitt, 3515
SlabrteH Laat, Harbor Vlew Hllls, rlebt, touttourDI.meat
chairiRIJl 8111 Kern, 226 Po1Dsettia, Coroaa del Yu,
foiJowiA( tbelr Ylctorles In the lltb aDD .. I seniors cbaq)loa-
ship at lnloe Coast CotJDtry Club. Heinl: Js tbe oew .-uor
champion alter cardlnc a gross 92-2? (Det 65) to W1.a
tbe Rawaoa W. Foote memorlal tropby •. BurDett woa the
Earl Sta.n.Jey, memorial trophy for seniors ace 50 to 54
1fith a aet 118. Tbe amnal tourDey drew 152 entries. (Ricb
Buaoltpboto.)
Bookmark winners named
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Cotnpare
Houstonl
FlOurnoy
Aae44
Born• October~ 1929
Mluried,3children
I.A. in Ooo--11
Cornolll~
L-.--.. US. Air Fon::. ·-
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WHIPPLE'S
HEALTHY FOODS
We invite you 10 stop by
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SPECIAL ORDERS
WELCOME
for a friendly chat in our "country slore."
Come To
The Fruetl!lc Hou111
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Tllll •n11t~T Oft-Til a•----
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4-QT. SLO-COO~ER
Slow-cooking brings out the natural good
· flavor in stew, chili, bean dishes. On Y<;'.ur
. buffet. it keeps food hot. Four quart pot lifts
off of its electric base for S10\le top use.' Por -
celain oUIBide; no stick finish inside .•
RADIALRlR
IMPORTS AN>
COMFACTS
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PJIEPARI!IG lor -Krlo Krlllllo -· ... -. of X1 Ma lAmbda Cblpter of Beea 8lpal Pill are briDC1Dc
baod-mo4o utlclolllld Cbr-1 bo-101111 r-o
of Mrs. Rocw Wcwt, 1142 Port 'h.gut PL, HarbOr Vln
Hom11. Tbl boutlq• wtll be beld: from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
tbll Saturday, Mar. t . Sbotr1ac tbelr ·lift ltema ue, left
to .... 8arbora Rop1-lltlr'fl•, Kay 81111 of Ba-.
aDd Catt.1ae 811.~ Eut 811ft, 'fto are c:o-ctairmea
olllll-. (Eulp pbolo.)
TV STAR WILl PRESIDE SIGH-UP IEGIMS 140V.12
AT HEAR-MORE MEET 1'011 <XIURSES AT O.C.C. TV-,_.--............... foooola,; .-m.,.-ata "arat_.. -· 11. lor...,-Ito aatllary ,_,.._. oltbiCilllcl-' .-. • ..-ea•w .,._. of-
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PROTECT SPARKLE
OF YOUR
PRECIOUS CEMS
Proteetloo ol. ftDt .)twelry
ap.IMt the llltoe caUIId by
air polluUoo IDd baodlll>(
llt:aJU bJ teep1D& fC*' p ma
IDd jewelry 1D a closed bo:r •
. Tbere ue to.afecteu-· 1111 mothodo: (1) A nda ol
101p nates aDd u ammOilla
or alcobol rlut. (2) Emer -
ll.oo tor. 30 miDuttJ 1D a
balt-'D-bllf 10latioD, cold
water udammoaJLNorlnM oecesary, bat DO KOT UM
ror clued or cemeated
pleeu. (S) !l««pat --1 W...o~or as a temporary et-
be nre to rlDH
-·bot r-mc watar. (C)
"E-1-elt'' je1relry clea.Der;.
bat read dlrecUoos. Not aU
are b pDeH.l .e.
It you always pat·dry, 11M
clotb, budlo by
m-10( IDd ,.... -b
lbo -J'OII'll proloo( Jalorftlo IDd .... ,.-...-.oton .. t __ .... johlry.
••we an cp;d• tbe door T....., llraapftw*Jtt.
lor 1oan111-of-bon I I.a. 10 I p.a . IIIli rrtdlr
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PrJiee ., ..... AM. ---occ .... 7 ............. ' •loll-Tu-llcl. ...... llo II I. l1 ..
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• , I lncreue the value and plea sure
of your hom e with low-cost,
high quality remodeling!
We at "R. B." will quote
>.firm · & surprisingly lo w prices •
KITCHEN CABINETS?
r new, modem method ol lows us to r~fi nish
most cabinets withou t costly stripping.
I PAINTING-lNTERIOR rl:r EXTI:.HIOH
I REFINISHING KITCHE N (,\flf~F.TS
t CARPENTRY REPA IRS I Pl.T_MIHNG
t WOOD PATIO ADDITIONS
t SLIDING GLASS DOOR INSTA l.! ATTONS
HAD
ENOUG H?
TIRED OF THE REAL ESTA TE DEVELO PE RS
COHTROLLIHG YOU R LE GI~l.TU RE'
Elect
FRANK BAR BARO
36TH STATE SEHA TE DIST RIC T
HE WILL REPRESENT YOU
FRANK BARBA RO
KRAMER
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STAN SMITH AUTOGRAPH
IIIUOM PRO STAFF SI!CON DS '1695 -
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eJ!IINIS ltQES+ 2
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IIISITIALL.S FOOTBALLS
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Clr'I,...Mr. lliill llr1, 11-.n l*... liM ••• Dr., ao, .... llf. 1M Y.ra. Robert ~=·Ill ... -. Co---ronen. lit Poloaollla Co-• Glrl--llr. lUI lira. Wllllaa •-doll-. •
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IU 1 W, l'JIIM llq *' TrM B, C.0. Ml& Glrl--Mr. ~ Mr1. Cba.r\11
._, -· Qrl--llr. ud lira. 1M II•••· t4?1Z Elm ... _ Bnce T171Dr, 1tM 1llclllx'J Pilce, lrYIM. c-c--. ao, .. llr. w Mra. stop,_
• TUISDAY, OCT. 11 Crue, 11!1 Bemt.DpaJ An •
........ Dou Glrl--llr. lUI· lira. GorJ ••,Jntoo. FINAI'ICIER lllda-muJollo
-Dr., ~-. 1115 eoa~~q~, ~ REIIODB..ING GOING 011 s. ~Jr., cbalrmu at 111o II'••· AT IMPERIAL SAVINGS board at Slalo 11-t Saflop
Da'ftd • WEIIfUDAT OCT 11 Aa iiMrkw .. arbor-Uke"de-ud Lou As.., acand twice
Qrl--lb, ..d Ill'~ Patriet l1cll il ..,.,.MIM'nc the ex-~ar~ Ia':.. raw,:· C:·:
MeCieU., Mt._..B4.,Co-~tlul..,. rMDOCieUDc DOW !Iader eocnpuJ'aMWt..dq-.rter•at 8 . Ita .,_ WIJ at Imperial Sutnp• oftlee Mac
-.d Mr .. Jtobert CiUt--i&, ad Mr.. Mlellul n Via Lido lD Newport Beach. =l ~.:, ~-~ =
W •. 111&1 ·~· Apt, WII'Ua, 1'100 ·---PL, Co... Ne*-Suder•, Imperial of-wbUI .uUer De cauet~t hU . . . * M-. . . flee muacer IDd rlee pl'esi-flr.t mar liD Yb1le tlab1Dc oat
ud "r1. DoD Bo1--Mr. Ud ."Mr1 • ._._ ct.at, aid tbe Auoc:Latloo Ls of Newport Bea.cb 00 b1a ao,. Bron. 1101 1u-Bill eomplolelf radulpllng lutwo. Bartra 31 Mrs. ~ Rd., f1ubQr. View HU18. lltary of!lc.e. Tbe maJ.a. tbeme m •
TrM _Rd., Glrl--Mr. · ud Mrs. Alu cllltua ou tbe elhoaln use ,-,=~===="==-=-'\ I
SlatJr, 209 ssa. str..t, Wut ot t.loor trees, IYJ and lln =~:;~ici
OCT 10 Nowport. pllala.
• BDJ--Mr. ud ilrL Gute BoJ--Mr. ml Mu . .lames• Tbe remodeled Imperial ol-l~~~,.~..,;~u~la~r~;;; ~ • =. c.;r:.:,o .. ~~ =--= . 11; .. llf Awoc.do sl, Colt& =·~~=-~£ P.etae AYe.,. ::~ =: zo~r!t ~llng~ tpp w:S: '..;nam CO.
u owl--at Sllurow'• P..a_ Nlt~llN.,Cola · ~ ..... u •• llld.;.·a.F----~--Mr. am lira. Gary secood meuantae ov.r-..... U._.,I-IJD
I! a-. bot-tba "~"••~wtu~ .. -... ~~" · ---~-c--~-A looU 111e _, ._ .. -~ ~--Til*, 1'111-A ... , Co. -~k, 9159 ~-•e.,
holldlJ -llld lbo ...... will 1111•• -1 · atall-; . C-11 ...
--ctfto, -bu---.. loall ~ 1lu1UCS colora hi...V.M-~~11o ' · .-... · • P'RIDAY, OCT.ll • THURSDAY,OCT. 11
pillows, c:loU.. tO,~~;~~ ~':"=-·=· Glrt..-llr. ud lin. Dooa.ld Glrl--Mr. aDI1 Mrl. William
ltoma. Tbo Sporrowa, Par ud -1a; -od . .-, 11,...11,·"" Collop Dr., Co-Halley, na E. lltb st., Coatl
are Ntlte MlDDNotau. wllo IDOnd tD CaUIIIInk Ia lMt * ...._ · Mea. .
wUb tbtlr 5 cb11dra1'bly llft•BI.Jst.•~~ Qrk-a&.IDCI Mra.Ricbud · BoJ--Mr. IDd Mrs. Jeffrey
ancl llr. Spurn worU ·lor u ac...-.nc Ill• fa NeW-W'llluN, •7ll DoreMiterRd., Kasmer, 111-B vtrC(D1a, CO-
porL UDttl receatly, Mrs. stturow wu -... rrou clerk CUMO • ...,..,, Ita: 11 ... ·
for tbe City o1 Coeta MeA. n. eldut-. 8W, 11 ~-· qlrt..~. ud Mra. Mlcbl.el Gtrl •• Mr , lDd Mrs. Daniel
r•IHtatolaColondaSprlllp,Co-.illuopllorllicllallo . T-aa. INI lloplo st .. Co· Wlptman, zt22 VonaoPia~e.
woru al .._, Hoapllal, wbJio.JodJ ud 1w on. -.. ·ala ""'""-· 1ntoo
Pat IDd ~~~. are au att•cthac Orulte _Cout Coiltll. . BtJr.--Mr. ud Mrs. Reya BoJ:-IIr. aDcs Mrs. Jolm Dowllll~, 15015! ToaratDe, Tbom-, 928 Croc111 Circle,
o Pboal e1
tSdeace
t iSocial OIDWib
o Creati u Ane
o Namber Coacepll
• "hlmtdlata . · ·o,_.dalr
•··Aitt l· 9 .
o HOt Lapcbel
• T.r•aed s·tarr o State Ll can .. ad .
H"oU Ri 7:()() • ·6: .JO
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lniM. Costa lleaa.
~ ~TmDAY, OCT. U .ao,•.Jir; aad Mra. Christ·
GPbfl' llattda-, J'l'T lith Ptac:e,
cciita·II-
Giri-'Mr. .... "'"· Robert la«•n, U4 Walaut, Costa .. __
BoJ--Mr. IDd Mn. James
Wac, 1211'1 Rodloada, Well
Ojlpolr Bay.
8of-.-llr. ud Mrt. James
Sisealcll'e, 851 W. Vietcria, tC, c ........ .
• SUMDAY, OCT. ta ao, •• Kr. IIIII Mra. Cbarlea .
Me.p>1 178 Jordu An.,
ao,. .... r. IDd Mrs. Ne.fille .
HQea, 15Zl Keel Dr., Harbor
Yin Hilla.
DIIIGM.
COMSTIUCTIOM
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REIIODELIMG
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ENVIRONMENTAL LICEN SE PLATE rur~u~
(Badham Legisla~on)
have provided more than
$7 million voluntarllv
for the protection
of our natural
QUALITY or MEDIOCRITY. • •
CALL MOW 01 DIOP IM •••
••• o,. 7 o;.,~· • ww~~.
12222--.• -Grow
s •••• ~-··-·· 1911"17
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he ranks LOWEST
in gouemment spending.
sponsored by ELECT E!ADHAM 74
468 E.sthe< Street Costa Mesa. Caltf. 92627
the choice is yours~
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ENDORSERS
Dar.._ IDd Jack Yoq
Roy 0 . ADder .a
Tbomaa A. Baume
·LiaclallolllwiD
Mr. and lira. Rou B. McAdam
Mra. W. F. Wille
TbtodOI"t Robtu
Kareo Kon.cb
WerDer E~ber
Albert Auer
Jlm Wood
Tbomaa J. SolraDJro
Doalld A. Mclnola
E-o.Bor,....
DlaaD. H-loJ
Cor~ HicftiUidl
llolbllowwrs ANa.
Ra)'IDODd M. JlbkuQ
Wllllrd T. Jardu
Pat~
PuiRJCIIotl
llatoR-
"CIP" Biac~
ll....,.n-llo• -"-lolla-1
G-llarlla
llaepori·R-
Cbamber ol Comm•c•
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On Tuetdoy, November 5, voten in the Newport-Mao Unified School DisiTict will decide whether or not
"one of the finest schooloystema in lhe State" will maintain, ill quality progr<>m.
(The quote io William luok'o, p<esident of the Newport-Hori>or Chamber of Commerce .)
Why is this quality educational progr<>m threatened?
ENDORSERS
Tbeodore Robtu, Jr.
Wllitam E. Bliii"OCk
1..-pe of Women Vaters
EU11MWer
WUUam C. Rlar
In 1972, lhe State L..gislature placed a limit on the amount of money the Newport-Mesa District can r<>ise from local taxpayon. Roy E. SlaiiJ
lloa Boll
The State mandated that this amount could be increased by 3% A YEAR,
unl-lhe people Mf'YIId by Newport-Mesa ochoolo vole to incr-that amount .
Thio 3% figure io olmply not realiitic, in light of current Inflation.
Higher --d values do not mean more money for Newport·Meoo achools.
Thia oome Slate law, by freezing Newport-Mna'o local revenues, p<ovid• that !he local tax r<>te
will decrease when ........,.nil p<ovide funds above lhe Slate's limit;
Thlo y-, Newport-M-'o tax rate dropped an average of~ in Newport8eoch and Caota Meoo .
· The toble .below shows haw Propoaitian Z will affect the 1975-76 tax rate.
TOTAL GENERAL PURI"OSE TAX RATE
197S.74 1974-75 1ST. 1975 (•1•-• l) E$ T. 1975 (wl .. l)
S4-ol0 $4.17 $3.61 u.zt•
*WITH PROI'. Z. -TAX RATE WILL STILL BE 19f LOWER THAN 197).74
The Ne_.-Meia District is faced with lhe oome rising coats you ....
••• but wi-lt lighters Its belt, lhe lives of 26,000 otudents are affected .
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The school dlatrict -farced Into <Mil cit financing In 1974 in order to maintain Its .........,..
CJ.o 11-_. lr.cn11aw; teochen, •rnlatralorl, and ..vice ........-1 _.e cut bock; caah ·--wwe alnat depleted.
The plclln fat 1975-76 io bleak ••• unle• Propoaltlan Z io aj>provecl.
· · · The c111Z*W heoe urve you to Vote Y• on Por-i lion Z.
They belle,.. .that, If 1M s-aucceedo fn _,tn>lilng ocal iChOOI ni¥.,-·,
Ne: ,.,. M.•i's ~.cjuollty ,..._. willloe ~too level ol_.oc:rlty.
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J<ml Couelll.
lilcbael L. Ve•t.n
R. F. stoeael
1\ennetb Fowler
Dr . aod Mrs. G. w. Cooa
Nnport-Me•
Admlrlt.tralors A-.
Wt . ud lin. Du O'Meil
Roy E. J-.
Wt . ud Mra. Ro1i1er1 E. llauoa
Hartor c~u PTA
Ace H&rTIJ'
CatWiDI floMcM*•
A. V.Jor .....
Robert B.-
a. w. "Diet'" Rlcmd
G. Rudel
Robert~. PIIIJ
Ned T •rlU llall
M. A. Ri cb..,. Jr.
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AtJortloa.. ...... ~lfkall)', ........
tlcul llumaa 1-....pdoe ud pnmatwe -· aalloD,ol a pn~p~uey, wlllfuUI' ~a clllld
freon belA& bora ud ma~ lo odull-. Abor-
lloD IICUially .. DOt &II opentloe .. tile bod)' ol
tlle_.._butuocttllalll-oa
tile unbont IIDia')oo or lel)la of tile eblld llle II beatlotl. t1w1 , 1-1111 with the utural reprO'
lluetiM of biiiiWlllte,
Human lite, u God baa told 111 Ill Hll Word, II
HlJ creaUoa. "So God crealed ma.a 1D lUI own
tma,e, , .mole and female He created them. ADd
God aald to them, 'Be lrultlul and multiply,"'
(Gen. 1:27, 28), A1oo we an told, ''Tile Lord God
formed man ot dUJt trora tbe &J'OU.Dd, aDd breatbed
into .b1s oostrll.s the breath of Ufe, aad m&D be--
came a llvtq: betne-" (GeD. 2:7). After m•ktna
the pb}'llcol body ol mu IDto Ill vorloul ,and IJI.
terrelated parta, God lmparted Hb own ute to tbat
body 10 that man became aUve. It wu 1D b1a lUe tbat
man wu maM la God'• tmaae. 10 that be wu a
creature able to be La commUIIIcaUoa with hll
Creator, to act on tbe balta OC b1J intellect (~
terVe, remember, form tdeu), to exerclae do-
minion over the world about blm, and to exer·
else tree chotce ill b1J acuvtues. ThJJ made h1m
a hwnan bei.Jll.
ln the creaUon c1 the 'helper nt tor bim'-
the female human belq-God now took a part ol.
the llvln& body ot the man, "aDd tbe rtb whtcll
the Lord God had taken from the man He made tDto
a woman and brother to the man." (Geo. 2:21-22).
The essenUal material tor her body wu tra.u·
fered to her from the man. and wUh lt also the
e ssence of hJ.s We, tor It wu Uvtac bone. blood
and ttuue which God. 'by Hil creative power, re-
fashioned into this person wbom He provided tor
the tint man. The woman, tben, received her llle
(soul) as well aa her body trom the man.
In the bodies of both the man and the woman.
GOO provided tor those remarkable cells (sperm
and ovwn) which, by HJs creative power, are the
m eans He estabU.ahed to conttnue the human race.
It 1s by pro-ere......, rather than by lmmedJate
creation, that God now enables tbe male and fe·
male belnp to be lrultful aDd mWUply, u He
ori&inally direCted. Even IUider tbe cond.IUODI of
aln wHh ttl resultant damaae and lmperfectlon.
God stlll u.aes th1J aame procedure. It 1s HJ.a will
that the human race be propaaated I.D th1l way 1n
every generation.
Thl.s 11 what makes abortion so d.Uferent from
any other suratcal operation, for It lnte-rterea
wtth and pull an end to the very act of God duri.D&'
the process ot pro-creation. But 1t 11 at th1a
potnl that many persona otten are contu.ed while
under the preau.re of stroaa: personal feeliqa
and poulbly adverse, extenuaUJll clrcumlta.ocea,
with the rnult tbal the-y thillk-tbey have the. lib-
erty to end what Ia frequently referred to aa an
'undesired' preanancy. 'Ibere hal artaen a general
uncerta1Dty as to wben the. embryo hu We, and
in particular, when It can be considered to be a
human beln1. •
That the child receives hls body from his par·
enu .J.J readilY. ack.nowled&ed. But much eorat\l-
slon tx1StJ a.s to the or1gtn C( Ita life and tbe Ume
• that lUe Is present Some would say that only at
birth does God put llfe Lnto the new-born child;
otbera aet the Ume at tbe 12th week, lbe Ctb
m onth, or variously, tor the 'quJckenln&"' of the
fetus. But such ldeu are only speculation.
Referring bac k to God'a creation ol the first
human belna: he wu made by God's direct act.
When God's llfe was breathed Into Adam's body,
each cell, all the Internal oreana, hla entire body
was 3nlmated. This Is the mysterlou.a es.aence of
hu· m lite-It Is tbe 101&1 that 11 lh, and perme-
lt • .-very pan of, the body that has meantna:
•nlflcance. that has the capablllty ot reflect·
1. -d's Lmage ln the world Into which God placed
him, finally In God's prnence etema.Uy. For
practical purposes, 'llfe', and 'aoul' can be aald
to be synonornou.a. Since tbe tou.J of tbe tlrst man
was shared by the woman that God made for him,
It follows naturally that each child born lnto tbe
world receives Ill soul u well as Ita body from
both Its parenta, for the body JTOWI and develops:
only ~ause It Is the result ot the unlon ol two
cells that carry all the potential for a DeW We
(body and soul) from father and mother.
Since thiJ embryo actually h.u Ill OJ1&f.D. La con·
ceptlon, It most certainly la alive, for It wu
frcwn Uvtac ceu.. that ttl lndtvtdual exlatnce
began! It hM llfe, for It rapidly IJ'OWI aDd de-
velopa Lnto a fetus, whic h DeedJ and recetves
nothing more than food to grow untO 1t 11 to be
bOrn. AI no time after the moment of coocepUon
Is there the Introduction or addition of any ma·
tertaJ, quality or Influence that could be JaJd to
'give llfe' to the embryo or fetu.J-It hu been
alive every m oment since Its conception. And,
since this living organis m Ia a humlUl embryo or
fetus. It must also be said to be a hiUDU bellla,
In the simple, generic m eaning o1 that term. Al·
ready In conception, all the traits and character-
Istics transmitted by the genes, llftd tbUJ l.nberU·
ed from father and mother, are prHent, livina:
this nf."W hwnan being Its lndlvtdual identity. That
this Identity Is present only ln Ita tnclpfeat fonn,
without conscious knowledge or lDteW,ence, aDd
wl thoul recognizable personality, ln no way re-
moves thE' reality that a new human We bu DOW,
In fact. ccwne Into betn1. Moreover, lh1l Ll GOD'S
act. for under hlt cuJdance and coatrol, thla fer-
tUized cell, In Its countleu dlvtlloDI ud aub-
dlvlslona wUJ deveJop Into all the varltd and .pte·
lallz.ed celLs, duues, and bodUy JtructW"e h 11
to have, as will alto the Ute now befWI devtiop
all the tralta aDd characterlltJcs that w11J be tbe
dlaUnctlve make-up C( th1J panlcular bumaa be-
ing. From concepttoo on. a oew human bdta baa
cc:wne Into ex.Jatence by Gocrt decree, tbna pro-
creaUon.
Wltb thJs as our undentandl.o&' ~ wb.lt God doft
t.hru the act C( conceptJon, &.Q)' bumaa act that
would Interfere wltb, or ln.....,.pt, a pl'lti.U8C')'
once~ must be aatd to be coatrary to Gocl•t
p..._, plu aDd wilt Tbat lo wby 1t11on1oo1 1111111
be labelled u limply -form of WOJM 111111-.
of •-Ulo,-oo.-~~~oa wllk:b God'• Wanl .. Mia .....
God bu Jqbly prtvllopd • to be 1111 ~
111 llrlloiiJW-bumaa .......,. lalo IIIIo -Wo m11M ,......_ ud ....,t tUt _. jil•flrtr -.,
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to•llle-1Z''I1PI'tl_,c =-• ,. tt. E.-...... ..-: ...... pun <Ur!IT ___ .,. •
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TM. CMNITIAM .. AOOM,
711 HAOD•N IT •• 001..1-IN·I~. "M,.I •
IY ntl U.TI k MMD I. IIINHrr
f. ?,!. ~a.,:;=.~
Hla ~ called the earth
J 11114 the&.-beiop who
-. iahabit it. He announced
that He mated the atlh
tJOt in vain, not to be a wute and
........ but· ' le formed, orpniud,
atl.d etta.bli~· 1 it wtth all of ita na-
tural Ia. to be inhobited ( Ia.
4S :l8), i .d He allo said that He put
the inh· L&nts on it for Hit clory.
whic~ .ey can w:omplilh by bdng
Hi~ .. Jtncs~n and servanta ( ha.
4.., : 7, 10) . . 1beH: lt:lll:m\ellts can
never-be aucaufully eontro"lerted,
ald»>Uih countltu periOIU from
Adam down to thiJ date h.ave tried
to do so, and all have failed ignomi-
niouoly.
Mm cannot chance die lowo of
pvitation and they cannot chainge
any othu of the c:ovnlleM ekmenll
of God's plan for the h......, rou and
fM the .. rth illell. God and Hit plano
""' undtonc<abl• by ...., and Solan,
and God is completely aupmne. In
oi'der that Hia plans could be known
by all of the inhobitonu of the earth.
God caused the Bible, tho Holy Scrip-
turea, to be wri-and preoerved
th""'gh the agn. Tbio tdls that God
elUted man with power to be a free
agent, but warned him that, if he ,did
not faithfully HrVt Him, he would
di• -be sepontlld from til• and God
Himodf, Th< fint man, Adam. and
his wife were not faithful to God, and
they irnm-roi.i.tely Mel from God and
Author or Liberty
Ir WE AM to discuss ln any way whataoever the Au
thor of Uberty, we mwt present the Lord JOIUI Olrllt.
Evsythlng that He said and did on this earth speDs
llborty, He hu always been the Captain of the Lord'o
booll, leodfng the lon:es ln behalf of freedom . Every·
thing In the New Testament that speaks of Him or that
came from Him Is there lor the purpose of giving men
llgbt. lllo, and &-lorn. , am the light of the world,"
He declared, '1lo that followeth me ohall not wall< ln
cloa"'-, but ohall have the light of llle" (John 8 :12).
He said, "Ye ohall know the truth, and the truth oball
make you free" (v. 32), and He abo said,, am ... the
truth" (John 14:6 ), Hels, In the lullest oenae, the Au·
thor of Uberty beeauae He lo God, the oecoud Penon of
the b"-ed TriDfty. This tnfonnatfon we have 011 the
plaiD INching of the Bible, and u it wu revealed lo us
by J-Olrllt Himlelf.
... :fm#<lWf~
The Bible Answers
From "THE EVANGEL.'' Bo:r: 25, L&rao, Fla.
QU£1TION1 "What II the munl111 of the Secorw:l Death referred to In R~. 20:67
ANIWlR1 Th ia verse rudl as follows "Blessed and holy is he thet hath part
in the first resurrection: on such the Second death ttath no power, but ttley
ltYU be prllllS of God 1nd of Chr ist, 1nd shall rei•n with flim a thouNnd yuca." 0Nth munt Mpollfllltion -tht first delth II physiCI!, the Mplra-
tion of soul and body. Ttte second duth is spiritual, -the MPiflltion of
body, 101.11 and spirit from fdml&h~ God which will be the final doom of
the wicked al'tet the jUdlfhlnt 01 tHI Great White Throne as deltribed in
Rev. 20:15: th is Mplflllt ion will be eternal. "And wtlosoever w.. not found written In the: book of life was cast into the: Lake of Fire." Also the 14th
verse: NAnd Outh and Hell were cut into the lake of Fire. Tt1 l1 is the second
death." Ttte Riahteous dead will be ra ised first and therefore it Is called
the "Fim: Resurrection," the Wicked dud will be ra ised at the close ot
the Millenium, 1,000 years liter, therefore taking part in tha Second Duth which
is spiritual lnd eternal.
QUESTION-II the much-used statement "Bringing in the Kingdom" 1 correct
term tor thi1 preMnt age7
ANIWtlll-lt 11 true thet rn1n1 Christian people refer to the Church 1nd the
Kinadom as thou&h they were synonymous terms but this is not true •ccording
to the Scriptures. Ch rist came into ttte world to establish 1 literal Kingdom ttere upon e1rth in fulf illment of all the Old Testament prophecies but was rejected
by llrMI therefore the Kingdom i1 now held in 1bey1nce while the Kina Is 1bs11nt
f•om the earth. Ttte Kln1dom , however, will ret be established in power and alory
when Christ returns tha MCOnd tima. He wil then reign upon ttte Throne of Dnld In riahteousneu and the knowledae of the Lord will cover the earth 11 the w1ters
COvtl r tt11 IU. ,
The Miuion of the Ctt urctt Is I"'It to "brine in" or to establish the Kinadom,
"but rather to preach ltte Gospel of the Grace of God to 1 lost world. In this WI)'
God is call lna out from 1mona both Jew and Gentile, the Church, the Body of
Christ and the Bride of the Lamb. When the last member has been •dded to tttis body, ttte Church will then be cauaht up to meet the Lord In ttMI 1ir. Nol
the minion of the Ctturch is not to convert the world, not to Ht up • Kina;dom
tor there can ba no Kinadom established here upon the earth untll the Kina; Him-
self returns from Heaven. -----
Your Fortune Told
bJ' Leufl A. JICHMn
Man)' fofka peJ from one cant to five doll•ra or more to have their tonuM
told. A meMIIout Book,. ealled tnt Bible, 11ives 1n accurate, unerTI"I picture of the PAST, PRESENT and the FUTURE.
THE PAST
"By one men (Ada;m) SIN entered into the world, end death by tiDJ and 10
dMth pnMd upon AU MEN, tor that All h1W1 SINNED.• (Rornal'tl 5r12)
THE PREIEHT
rrtsent ...... If Unuwed
" •.. By men cam. dllth •.. In Adam ALL DIE." {1 Cor. 15:21,22)
"ALL HAVE SINNED, and com. short ot the &lory of God ... (Rom. W3)
~ Ia none ri!Fhloul, no. NOT ONE." (Rom. l110)
"'1'he HEART IS DECEITFUL, abow til thinp, and OESPERAT~LY wtCI(.. ED." (Jor. 17.t) -·-"-·Aa ..,._ llft:8d up tM Ml'pent In the wildem 111, e¥en 10 MUST tb1 Son
of Man be lifted up (on the Croat) hi WHOSOEVER, (1, thl ,_,., Nlmet
------------------BELIEVING In HIM ail'loUkl
NOT PI'~. but HAVE IVWS81tlnt life." Uno. 3:14}
"Va<lly, vorily, 1,(0001, SAY UNTO YOU, !READER) Ho t11et HEAIIETH My
-and IIWE'IETH on Him t11et -ME, HATH MRI.ASTINO Llf£, (Prwo n jtonwt5on, end SHALL NOT COME INTO CONOEMNATtOH, but II PASKO
from OfATH unto LIFL" Uno. 5-.211
THI FIITURl "'""--• ••• Ho (1, the _, tNt IELIEYETH NOt' tho Son .... II NOt' IE£ LIFt,
11ut tho WRATH fit GOO ·-on him." (M£1 Uno. UJ
"'The l..ofd knGwtlltt how • • • • to Pt tUf\11 tht UNJUST unto titre MY of
.IUDGIIENT to If: 'IINIIH£D." a .... 'M1 •
-. (1,, lie --NOT --lo ... , 10011 Of Llfl: INOr CHURCH 10011 lor REaliiOI -(will 1101 CAIT "*' lie lAI<I fit
filii.· -· am ·-• ••• I • .. ~a,._, .... ,_ Ole tn) Alit tf I It ••. I .. CXM: -... --1'1111 _ _,_,, __ 1_ Oo llolt--ft
lillY • AlaQ. • (Joo. W4, • .......... '-........ , -.......... -.. -.. ---·~----............ --·-..... ___ ., ... ___ ,_ .... a
.. J'EI!Cti ........... III'EAOIIfillll.,ll$ ......... . .. lllf ________ ___ --
unqtxsrional>ly were _..,ed fi'CG1
Him -and they died. Thh wu the
very bqlnnlnJ an4 type of "f.W..,
away" from God and Hlo piiD, It lo
called uorictnaJ IliA. H
Moot'• CWtf ,.. ....
M the populatioo of dto atlh
crew, they developed the Klftldom of
the World, and their fi,. and lor.
most problem wu how they oould I'*
bock into God's Kin(dom ~ W&l
cent.,.d in the garden thai God hod
planted lor man in Edeu (Gen. 2 :8).
That is Jtill the .-important
pi'Oblem for mankind. God outlln<d
the dttails of His pbn for man to 1ft
bade into His Kingdom and fUlfill
Hit purpose for the cn:ation of thla
world, bt!t the mass of the inhabitanU
of this world have negleded or te·
fulled to accept and follow God's plan
and His ~idance, bu,t have prdnTed
to seek their own pleasura durinr the
~pan of their livea on thi1 planet. They
have adopted plans and purpo5e1 of
their own, and have even rone so far
as to deny the exi~nce of Jehovah,
the Creator of the heavens and the
earth, and have-mad~ innumerable
false coda of their own.
no. 0.. Parfoct Mao
God has had e-xtreme t-tience with
the diiObedi~ hwnan raa and has
been ~warded through tM aces by
the submission of great numbera of
persona of aJJ races, kindreda, and
C:ribea, who have separated themselvee
from the sinful world and hav~ re--
turned to worahip Him in Spirit and
in truth and to he His servant1 and
witnesses. To provide for the re-
dernption of all such ptnanl, GosJtent
1-Lis only begoUm Son, J esuJ, to come
into this world from H~ven and live
here for about 33 yean as a perfect
man and perfect God. Jesus was per·
feet in all His ways.
J .. ., jM Sovlovr
He glorified God (John 17 :4 ), He
wu God's perfect servant (Luke
22 :4 ). H~ was God's faithful witness
(john 17 :6 ). Heinvited mento come
intn God',LKi,ngclom, (Matt. II :28).
He performed uncounted ritin.dH Of
haling "'"' -ontioti'~f IIY( aitd'
ao demon'str-.ted the (ruth of His
claims to ~ the Son of God, and the
promiltd. Redeemer. Buc: men took
Him, lhamefudy treated Him, and
crucified H im He wu buried. but
God raised ffim bodily from the
...,-ave , and then. in plain view of a
multitude of witntltn, took Him up
into Heaven to be the Saviour of the
world. From that time on He has
been Jesus Otrilt, the Saviour of aU
in this world who will 10 accept Him.
lhe Truo Cltorch
About Himodf, His ~th, sacrl·
fi C'e, resurrectton, ucms1on, shed
!Jiood, Godhead, love, and merey,
je1us Cbrist ha.s built a body that He
ha.~; called "The Church" (Matt.
16 :18 ; Eph, S :23), It consistt of all
~uls that have ever or win evn-re-
ceive Him and be bom of the Spirit
into God's family and "Kingdom (John
I :12·14). This is the "true church"
and only the Triune God knowt its
complete membe-rship. It is also calLed
the "invisible church" to diatinguish
it from the "vi11'bk " church and
"local" churches, the menUu of
w-hich are en.roUed by church orp.ni·
7.&lions. ll1t true Church is not what
we call "denominational" but ita com-
mon denominator ia Jnus ChriiiC, the
Head of this body, aad all the mem·
bera are born of the Word and the
Spirit (]olvl 3:J, S, 7), and baptized
by the Spirit (1Cor.l2:12,13) "unto
one body," whet.htr we be Jew Of"
Gentile.
'""' s-.1 Lettor
Paul '"""" tho wbole plu of God to the n..-loniano, ...,. "-" be
was In that cloy lor lao tt.D three
-Then when he wu ;., Corinth
tie' wroc:e to «he membe't"1 of c:hlt litdt
MW, "viaible'' church a letter rq:-.t:
U., the doctrines that he had toupt ·
them. The, only _, to ... the ktter
to nw..toalca -h)o a -· u there wer~ no 1'1'WII. Thla melltd-
lr<l' .. , hove «-apedally lor <hlo
purpoee or he rray have been on ~r
....._ and-die ktta' u a lnor
lor Paul. It -PONiblo that -theboorerol~S.U...........i • ..., a few n1aa1.,, .. ,.1 llaw ,.. ............... ~----....., .............. __ ............... -......... ... .......... _.:!.• .. ...... _.·-....a" r lw -tz ....., ='='t%'":.:;_,_ --··'·----•r'l "DDr .... r..r ....
....... t ..... -..... .~;-.. -· ...... ..
lWM.•scQ II .
"GATHEROIG OP THIC IIAIINA," bY PETER PAUL RUBE ..
(Fiomlob-157'7-1&10)
7JVO MINUTES
""" .,. CO.NIUUI 1. ltAM Nil. ... M NMI lOGin
CHtCAect, II.UNM ......
THE .SPIRIT OF TRUTH
"Howb#lit when He, tM Spirit
of truth i~ com.. He will guide
vouinto all truth" !John 16:13).
How blessed to know that the
Author of the blu1ed Book
wtlich has changed so many
huru and livn and hornet. is
"rhe Spirit of truth."
The Spirit drd not, of course.
reveal all truth at one time. "The
IIW WIS given by M0$81"; later
the prophnies were penned by
men of God H they were "moved
by the Holy Spirit" and stllll1ter
our Lord uttered truth "kept II·
crlt since the world began."
But even our bteued Lord,
white on u rth, did not lead His
fOllowers in to atl the truth which
God would haYe Hi1 peopll
know. "I h•w vet m.tnv thinS~~
ro uv unto vou," He seid. ''but
v• annat bHr them now. How-
Mit, ~0 U., thfl$pirit ol truth,..
i11 ~, 1M will guide ~o~-lnto
M/vutfl"lJohn 16:12,13).
But when the Spirit came It
~ntecost, did H• .immedlltely
lead the diK:ipln into 111 truth?
Not yet. They 1till procleimed
the prophetic progrlm, the met·
1191 which our Lord h.ci teught
them and commirted to them
(Luke 24:46; Acb 1:2,31 .
It · wu not untll some time
later thlt the glorified LOfd re·
vuled "God's puri)Oie 1nd gr.ee"
to and through the Apostle P1ul,
and the Spirit in turn ceused
othen to undersund it (Gel.
2:2,7,9; Eph. 3: 1·6: II Tim. 1 :9}.
The gloriou1 mtSSIQI reve1led
to P1ul is th• c1pstone of divine
revelltion, thUI he says that It
was given to him to "fulfill
(comp.lete) the Word of God"
{Coion ians 1 ::25).
St. Peul wrote more books of
the Bible than any other writer
--«WiS ill ~P•T-. we h~ \ht fulness
of divine truth • God wo\Md now
h'tVt Ul knoW and undlrttend it!
......................................... ... .. .. .. .. . .. ..... .. . . .. .. .
W~ic~ ?
Th1re ere two waye of bqinninrlb• day-with pre)"tr. or wilhoul it.
You berin the dey in one ofthiM t-wo wey.. Which?
Th1re are two wey• of 1pendinr the Lord'• day-klly or devotionally.
You epend the Lord'uley in oneolthiMtwo we)'lo. Whlch7
There are t"'o d ..... of J*lPie in the world-the riahteoue and the.
wicked. You belons t.o oneeftheM two c1 ...... Which?
There 1re t"'o rn1t ruler• in th1 unlv.ree-God and SaUin. You are
Mrvlnr under on• of theM t"'o rnat rul1n. Which? T here are two ro•d• which l .. d throurh time and eternity-the broad
end the narrow ro-d. You are walkinrin one o!th ... two roedt. Which?
Then en two deethl which people d~-10m1 "dW In the Lord.'' otben
"'di1 in their 1in1." You willdle one 4hheM t"'o dHtha. Which?
Ponder th... quntione! Prey over them! May the illue be )'OW"
Nlvetlon from th1 wrath to come.
You can do not hi~ but accept Chrilt t.o be uvtd, but will do and be ln
the rood thinp mentioned above, wh1n you.,., uved.
You are 11ved by GRACE (a frM rift ol God) but rewarded for worb
ITIIw 3:6).
Provision Prepared
"The Lord hath provided" -
But we mutt prepen
To service Hia temple
With reverent ~.
The Lord hath provided
The bread that all need,
But we must prepa~ it
Hia dear lambs to feed.
The Lord hath provided
A robe for H11 bride,
But she muat m1ke ready
To stand at His 1ide.
So all w.ho have hope
• In H ia promiltl IU re
Will rtow in His likueu,
True, lovely, and pu~.
--
The Lord hath provided
The times for our toil,
But we must be faithful
With lamps and with oil.
-Laura FearinR Woodruff
Philadelphia, Po,
t~ L<:X>a aT
TQe :SOO:B
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..._ L!GAL MOTICI
FJCTITIOUI BUIIIIISB NAME
STATEIIUT
Tho fO'IIowloc por-l•doloc
butlntll u !t•• 8u • Grill,
409 28th Stroot, N._t Boaob:
Ralph Eidrtc? Frneh, 741 TQI.
tin AY,, Newport lkl.ctL.
Tbla blsloeas la eooduct.d
by an tcidtfldual
Sfpld: R. E. Fr011<h.
Thtt .tatemtlll wu ftltd Willi
!he <:-Clort ot 0rup
CoiJD116n Oct. 4, 19?4.
Pabliah: Oct. 10, 11, U. 11,
1974, ltl the Newport Harbor
Ensip F -ST775
(!GAL NOTICE
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• WC»>e•T, oer.a et •· ...._ .. ......., at ·~ ..• -.. .....,. ..
llloh -.to Po • , 14, 111o -t1 -...,.., -od I -~~~~ ...,
tl nt-1/l --., £ol,. ltll Conb, --. bo· Mill Ia 1111 cllil)' rocolpto ole·
-. --n • -. tl t:• tw-10 p.a. IIIII II p.01. -IIJ.IIIo JoUr._ •-
.... _. 2 ... -..... • IICIIDAT OCT 1 ....... ud lonardodlllot>o-1 rt dnW • ,-.e ... ak* o.nM rL... ~ __ 10 ot PI btl1a lo tedln1 law ol-
...... 1111 "&..... .... _,. .....,_. • tlcllll 1D LOI Alp ...... • _. ........ f'lllllted a TY IW I. 1:. COlli ...._, wu B•11ua took S TV 11ta nt...
oot ud n41o,' '"'""' oS 1~1 = ~ :-.= ~~~ ood o? $1,500, hm tho oitle.. -11roe !do -o? ., ' ~ • olllr.OUyC ... art,!O<SWut.
-lolood--I:IOp,m. fi!;..11 ~ $4 · :":J <lUI, --7:10 p.m. Oe!. Dol. I ud I p.a. Oct. I .•. I91Pi W ot N.;.,..\ II ud 11 :10 a.m. Oet. 12 .. ,
A ... ru -tilt Ia ~ .,.z~ .!~ ~-. ....:.. .. ~ wnutam Ka)'llo14, 1 n5 Tut!ll, Mil OI'IIIIIC .., ,.._ DMill .,... ., ... -... -ca-.. Coat& · We•, rtpOI'ted S500
._... •• boiDe at 515.1/IMar-lA PIDUC at Z2ad &ad MeFaddiD wortll ot radlo eqtdpmeDt .ttoLtn ""'-ear-dll Mar be· • • · liM Hatr • 114 GraDd from his boat at Ma.rloa. n.--s "-t-• • Ca-.1, Balboa lalull. r.,n.ct ..._ ' ~· Atoc. 11 ud Oct. I ••• 2 pt?lo bolr _.., IIOO 101 Bayalde, bay brld .. .,. •
MAIJM& a.ae. Corpon.ITblo-lta'IO tqalpmtM, a ._.,.. ato• rr:m .,;• rtlldiKe be' ... A TV set and a potted
dart T. ~or ..... -"'"" llq';;o ¥II--· --4 Oct ? ... ' • p?ut, Wl!b a !Dial ftlut ol Mttaltorqra of iMCoacr.U at , ... taUD ttom 1M Oct 1 p.m. J • IJD R~ J$'5i, wen burclarll.ed from
lt. CoD .. _ lulftdated bomeall ... diRept.r,U'JO uetit.ta" iz" ;-'71 W lab Gaye Wltchell'a borne at 601 trO.. reendt iratm., at tbP l&tb, Xwpart JlelciU, bltw .. COlla M .. • cbarP., ttb Rockford, Cameo HIPlaJXIs,
llutDI eorp. Recruit Dept 1:10 p.m. Sept. 4 ud 11:10 dttftllc •r":. lanllt..C: fA betwMn lZ:SO p.m. and 2:20 au ottco. p.m. Oct. s. akobol at 21at Uld w. Oceu p.m.
CH •"'ES •BL.E N •uED TBIJRBDAY, OCT. I Froat, joot alter m-t. 'SATURDAY, OCT. 12
AN-" Nllll Gr•IDI'J Mle!ael Uwrtoee LtaUe Albert Kalil Jr 28 AS DIRECTOR 01' J. A. Z3 o1 1201 w · 0e .. Froat' ' TUESDAY, OCT. 8 of 1549 Mlramu a.-·· •• ;
Cbulll R. Able at NtwpOrt wUt Newport.' wu arr...d w Geor .. Edward Slkon, 1101 a.rrested at his 'home at' 8:40
B•cb bu beiD QU'Itd u 1 at t p.m. at 6400 W. Oc.u Je~:a':ie:!:~ a!':'u,Ht11~· p.m. and ch&rged wttb posses-
board ol dirteton membtr ot Froat, ud ebara-d wttll bare· • 1loa of ttoll!(l property . . .
Jaalor AebJetem• bloCh-1lry • , • Ropr Allea Waraer, of BaatlD.rtoD Btach, UCI a 115-Duld Kent Fauchald, 20, of
erD Ct.Utornta, to...,.. tor uw U, ol 441 C&tt.IJ&II., Ntwpart yeu~lc.t J!,rYeDUIWetearrested 209 Cedar, Newport Sborea,
1174-75 Ytlr. Rt 1J PI'Hidlat Httat~ta, waa arn~Mc.t at 11 a!.}1 ·~p.mt'bt~ a btlrclary aDd Franci1co Jose Moreles,
of llcDolmiU Doaclu Aat:ro-p.m. at W•ltml.uter ud &ro.d c P er car ru Into 20, of 508 Park, West New-
n.autlca Comp&.DJ, HtmttDctoa p.m. at Wt~tm.IMterudBro.d, a parted "hide It Sbt and port, were arrested at Ce-
Be&cb. He la alao llfl1DC 11 Newport fW.&tQ, ud ebarpd Lucuter • Newport Shore., u dar and Newport Shores Dr.,
FICTmous BUSINESS NAME 1 member ot tbt aatlonal board with PQIMuioD o1 aareottca :::t,I.Dfled :::am the Sur~ aod and 1:35 a.m. and Fauchald
lltlii'OIITHMIIOR !IISI(JI
PUIUIHED IEEI<LY -PAGE I
BROCE Ol..SON, S3011 Ocean· Blfd., CorODI del Mar, at
rlcbt, accept~ the Thomas W. Henderson memorial trophy
from chlb prellldent Woody Smith after captur1Dg the 20th
aoo.uaL prtlideal:'s C14J golf tournament at lrYioe C01st
Country Club. 01100, a.n eight handicapper and defend.J..D(
chl:mpJon, defeated Phil Sansone, 215-1 /! Marcuertte,
COW , tbrH and two In the final match of the event, which
drew 120 contestants. (Rich Bassett photo.} STATEMENT of dlrectora of JA. puapMralla ... JobaHoward H W re . 011 oe.st wu charged with maUclous
The followln1 periOD ladotnc J~ AchieTtmeat Ia 1 DOn-Atcle, 17, of Ul4 Rubor, Co-c~·.:,_ ·~t~:"· tb-ey we~ mischief and Morales with pub-'STU DENT R1 GH TS' 1 S
bu1Dna·l8: The CUnctncVIne, prodt tdueatlooal orp.aiuUoo sta Mea, udSamaatllaColl•o mer •--• C c 8 a lie lnto:dcatton, tn connect1011
Keep cool with
CAM/AS
AWNINGS
Don't lei lh• 1un apOII your
p81oo fun S h•d• wtth C.OIOif'l..l
unus lor c:ool eotl'llo:rt C•ll
or c:ome by IOf 'free el11ft\lle1.
1032 Bayside DriYe, Newport tba.t acqllll.at1 YOCilC people ot Sullln.a, 25, ot DoWDtJ were Patr~~ nl:s r:,t $180 · · · wtth the breaking of glass oo PTA MEETING TOPIC
Beach. Callforal&: Jamea R, bJ&b aehool.ap wt.tb our prl-arreJttd at Z:15 p.m. at VOII.'I 1 of 940 lrwtne oyN c ;a~i 24 • a power meter there ... Don. AU Corooa del Mar high IS'WIISSWniLl . .,,,_
Burke, 5!36 Stinoer, lniDa, nte eatuprtH system. launcb ramp, IDd cb&rpd 'Wttb was arrested' t~ 1.50 gflts, aid Francis McDermott Jr., schOol pa.reots are Invited to B~o~ul"l• 0. K.
California. HZW-1 pen•aloll ... Pblutp e a · p.m. 28, of I Oakmont, Big Can-atteod tbt poeral meeting at PRIVATE STORAGE "'-5153
Tills business 11 belnc coo-All• SU•er, zs. o1 no sa.ata ~~~~~Jary ~':,r' 31 'of yon, was arrested near his to a.m. Thursday, Nov. 1, In .(i ....... c...w .c.w .y.....,.. o, .. " to 6
dueled by an lndh1dutl. L !GAL MOTIC! label, co.ta Mea, wu 4800 P ureoe ~ • residence at 2:30 a.m. on a the faculty ~. The topics Tu ... thra Set.
Signed: JamesR. Burke. FICTITJOtS BtSINESS NAME cbupd witb natattn1 a.rrellt t 9.~kNewportt ·.,~~sstq)pedJ pLJbllc lntoxlcatioo ctrute.,. wW be "Studeot rlpts and (714) 135~7641 BOB'S.
Thlt statementftledwltbtbe STATEMENT wbeD be r.lluld bla !Joe to a ' p.m. a .-u oaqui.D Deanne Voo Fuerstenao, 105 dlsctpUPe at COM," "What tOWIAtii•MA..-W'ftV IARJeRSIIJP
County CierkofOranceCounty Tbefol\CnrtDcperaooladotDC run 011 tbl beach, after poUc. :ll~d·~11~ac~hurha':~ Waln, Balboa, reported $62 does tbe 10 p.m . curfew mean ~'-'-"'N...,tt•o 2001 e. Co••tllwy.
on: Jul)' 5, 19'74. buiiDtat u : MulDe Ecotopcal bad fti'Ded him DOt to tben " • c •-cub, plus paiotings aDd otber to yoar stiii:Mnt?" and "What ;,;,:~~~~~~~~~~~c~~~m~•~•~u~/~§~! Publish: Oct. 24, Sl, NOt'. S)'ltema, 17SS "P" Woororla tr)'toc to run any wbea M •:th :O::,V" lmd~ the lnfiueoce art work, valued at $1,117, 1a tbe scbool'l attitude toward l'ort
7, 1-4, 1974, ln tbe Newport AYtoDl, Colta Mea, Callfonlla wu apprtblndtd, ud a crowd 0 a · · · llllam East-burglarized from her home be-dlsctpUDe'?" •
Ha.rbor Enslp, F -!!SUO gzu?: lllehael J, Hickey, 21691 or 111rftr1 ptbertd to tauut man, 10 Rue BlarrltJ, BlfCan-tween II :30 p.m. Oct. 13 aDd 8ttt)' Townsend, asslstaDI
LIGAL HOTICI S~ada Circle, u..._ poUc:o -ureat.d blm .•. yoo .. '""f""' U.t a 2,600 lBO a.m. Oct. 13. princ:lplo, a )uYeoile otficer aoct •We're simply buriciDg_
NOTICE TO CREDITORS Beach, CaUforDi& 92641. Bartow Morrll, Tl9 Scott, Co-=~ ~~ ch:oo:Oie:re~:e~ • SUNDAY, OCT. 13 a ltll:telll representinc the stu-•.. wttll ...._1 Jlftl ano nudlaatta '-llllMIJ
SUPERIOR CO URT OF THE Th1l baAa1u ll cooduettd sta Ilea, r~ $425 worth Ro~r Marvtn WU.son 21 dent board of appeals Will naldt by )'OW loel.lllltMed arUM~ npecla1tybyo~~t
STATE or CALIFORNIA FOR by u tadlttdlll.L of toola ltolla from b1a place :O~ttn;~1:e~:en ~a·~· Oct. 223 Costa Mesa St., cosb. Me: answer these and man)' mon Com• bur • jQit f\l1t ewer 1 ~ tJI coft'M uytlm.
THE COUNTY OF ORANG£ Slptd: MJ.ebael J, Rictl)'. of work at 1000 W. Coast Hwy,, All 5 wbeets · ~ ttr'es ~e·r~ sa, was charted wtth driYinc questions. Wrs~ Edward Car-11
No. A-81206 ThtaltatemeDt ~wu ftt.:I'Witb Yartoera 111 .. , between 8 p.m. t I tr Bert T d' under the lnfluence of alcohol aoaup, prelldent, tnvUes aU ~ o"u-s'e-laofturdaJ IO:OO to 5:SO
Estate of HELEM M, HOL. tbe Couaty Clerk of Oranp Oct. S ud 7:SO a.m. Oct. 4, ;: eo be 0~-and araya 1 at 16th aDd Pomooa West New-latere1ttd per5011S to attend
C Oct rsc a_,, a camera t H l~t I 7 ·,, tbe open board meeting at 9 11 BECK, alta HELEN HOLBECK, OlmtJ 011 • 21, 19'74. • FRIDAY OCT 4 ' and tooll stolen from Inside por e ~" s, a : p,m, · · '
Deceased, P.a,Uab: Oet. Z4, Sl, NoY. 7, 0oDDA Sb ...;_. Sl 28 of the car by a burclar whobtoke Robert Alan Peskin, 25, of103-a.m. and a cofl'ee get to(ether f\ m~ b•tngs
NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN 14, 1974, 1o tbeNewportftarbor II Goodwll~~:;;.t, :.~ side, tM ~t 00 the p.rage door 1/2 Jasmine, Corooa del Mar, :~~:!~m, before the pn-(. •
to tbe creditor• ot tbe abcw• ED.IJ.cD. F -S81'74 wu cblrpd wltb drh'iq urxt•r at bll borne at 716 Larkspur, wa,s arrested at I a.m. at Hen· J1C. C\
named decedeDt tbatallptrl008 L•G•L MOTte• the Influence ol. alcobol at 11 :25 c oroaa del Mar, cautlnt a toss ~~ys r~s::::!·~~!o !,~:.~ ASTRONOMY LECTURES .J (W.~ouu-~ ... ,.,.....,..., bavtar claJ.ml ap.1D.at the llld 5 "" 5 p.m. 00 Hoapttal Rd. bttw'een .stlma.ttd at more tbao $3,000, '' • 2IJ4D E COAST HIGHWAY, CO..ONA DELMA"
decedelll. are requ:trtd to Ale · 1fewport and Placeatla Hoa IOmetJ.me between 3:30a.m.a.Dd ged with detraudinc an Inn. ARE OFFERED AT OCC
tbem, wtththenec---•OtiCb-FICTITIOUS BtElNESS NAME b 1~1 A • --~·' 1.30 0 m keeper, aner he allepdly ate An ln-d"'th look at the tall ~-, STATEMENT osp ~ ar• · · · •~Y · ' " a '5 50 I and t ld th ' era, ln Ule Dfftce ol tbt clerk Inventory by owner Da.U.Ie • · m~ 0 e man-wtnter, sprint and summer of the above enUtled covt, or The follow1nc persoa It doing C ttet bowed 49 jar of fa Ia! • WEDNESDAY OCT. 9 a&ement, Call tbe pollee; I skies will be part of Onnee
to present tbem, with tbl DtC-buiDtu aa: N•wport Poucbtl. m~lk c!u.m nbaed ~t $1 :95 Dtaoe Marte 'sr•DDi.n, 21, of don't haYe any money." .. , Cout Collect's free 4-put
etsary .-oucbtrl, to tbt UDder~ Salta, 1208 E. Watnm. Uott E, mluUI tro~ a lbowca~ at Dana PoULt, ftl arrested at Som.ane took 6 slgoa trom 2 lectur• serl• oo "Astrooo-
stgned at flMI otllce of Mt Suta .Ana 92:'707: Georp 0. tbe E: .• Bo 111 2828 12:05 p.m. at b.r borne by PQII:Iln troot of Wllll&m Grun~ my.''
AttorDtL. K2EN£, DION, IIAD-Wbtt~, 15652 wnuama, e-B, Newport ~1\"d. w':: Nnport Nnpol't Bet.cb detect1Yt Dar-d)''l realty omee at S4l Bt.y-Tbe ... , •• m..U OD Fr\day
SEN & n.:ff'lmrfGS, ProtnakiDal Tuttot Cal 92&10. Gt.y Gl~ 1807 Boaa1e rtl Yoult, OG a eharre of sel-stqJ. Mar LIOOa lsle, bttweea u..w.p ~&inDlnl !CoY. 1
Corporation. Avco F'1nucla1 Tb:Ja bustoestlscooductedb)' ~ lnlne Ternce re Uac coeatDt •. , Donald Lew -8 p.m . Od. 11 ~ 10 a.m. from 15:;0 to 8:30 p.m. ln u.;
Tower ~ Flftb FlOor, 120 1fP-an lnd1Yidual -ported $680 worth ol ~.,._; Ia Bourdleo, 20, of%338 Ford. Oct. 13 · · · Thomas Gordocl OC C Plaaetarlum. Tbe artes
port Center Drive, 1fewport Siped: Georp 0, Whitman. ld m bur bam, Colb. Mesa, was char -Case, of 118 Via Xantbe, Lido will be IUustrated by OC C•s
Beach, Caillorllla 9!1560, wbl.cb This sbttmeot na ftledwtth ::::: lllaeqtttm.• betw~~ red with drtYIDC UDder tbe l..u -Isle, reported a $250 oatboard new ApoUo plaoetarhnn pro.
Is the place of buaineu of tbe tbe Cowrty Clerk of Orange Sept 29 and 7.30 am Dei 4 fiueDee of aleobol at 11 :15 p.m. motor stolen from hla boat jector, wbicb e&n piace more
UDderallfM!d In all matter1per-County 00 Sept, 12, 1974. 'K th C ~· 211 ·E at S!4*1or and Hospital Rd., In the Lido l1le bot.t prden, than 1,050 star tma.ees on the
tatni.D& to tbe estate of said PubUtb: Od. 10, 17, Z4, 31, 8~ , S:~ roc ted a $1 azO near Hole hoapltal . , . DaYid VIa GeDOI. and Via Lido Soud 2-4-fOOC planetarium dome.
FOR ALL OF YOUR
INSURANCE HEEDS
~bert son
Insurance
~ssociates decedent, wlthJD four mootha 1974, In the Newport Harbor b Y.la f• ttfiPO!' ldp • t Ropr HeD.Iley 25 ot 418 -1/2 ... Patti Turoer, 220 S4th, Lecturer Is Joel Lt.-lne a.n
after tbe first pOOllcattOD of Eoslp. F -37192 rr'!~ :~~ :'.om• e~;:,. 9:: E. Bay, Ban.;., .;,.., charpd West Newport, reported I $150 Instructor tn phystcsandpbYst-y0~.~, l~tJepe,.Jtmt f,.nnJAee A&e"t
tht.s'botlce. LEGAL NOTICE and 11 p.m .• by aomto011 ~ wltb belnc intoxicated In piJbUc bicycle stolen from tbe praee cal science at HawthOrne llleh ,
Dated0ctoberl8,19'74 · -· .. -a ently cUmbed tbroup a In the 200 block of Palm St., at her borne between Z p.m . school and a former lecturer 1711 "E. Coast Hwy .. Suil~ 100
Vlrginta.A:.DFarmer,Eucu-F!CTITIOts BUSINESS NAME r:rbiMlroom'llflDdow Balboa, at 2:30a.m. , .. Oct. 11 and mlda.l.,t, Oct. 13 at the Cleveland Natural Sci-Corona del Mar . 17 1,) 673 _ lSSO
trl.l of tbe Will of the above STATEME1fT · Emily Margaret Flummer, 9U · · · Someooe, apparez:dl)' using eoce Museum . He has alao ~~============·~=====~ named dectdftlt. Tbe foUowlnc peraons are • SATURDAY, OCT. 5 VIctoria, Costa Mesa, repor. a key, took $98.10 from tbe lectured at the Gtlfftl h Oil-
Keene, Dloo, Madsen&. Jen-dolna business as: P.z, Eater-Robert Stephen Tripp, 22, of ted tlw.t a mao, described as otftce sate at the Mobil ser. senator)' aDd Planetarium.
nlng-s, Profelllonal Corpora~ prise• Perfect Wne (Rl 355 388 Mapolla, Colt.a Mea, w1a belnt 1D b1s ftttles, heny set, Ylce station, S100 E. Coast
tlon, ,o\vco Flnancial Tcnrer -Vlata Madera, Newport Beach cblrred wltb drlYlDC tDJer tbt wttb cr•J hatr, pretended to Hwy., Corona del Mar, between STEVEN BURLI~GHAM
Filth Floor, 820 Newport Ceo-92660, Mary K. Poag, 100 S• laii~Moee ot aleobol ll sotb bolrlolld bor at U. Su Fran-8 p.m. Oct. 13 and 7'05 a.m. IS B.ECTED AS CRITIC
ter Drive, Suite 5SO, Newport Lane, 134, COJ'tJM del Mar· and Newport, West Newport, at clscu rutaurant's bar In Oct, 14,
Beacb, CaWon1a 92660, Tell-Vlrlinia ZaJta. S55 Vlst:a Ma~ lO:SO p.m ...• Karen Jeu We~tcwr. thea at about 1 a.m., • MONDAY OCT 14 steveo Rl ct.rd Burllngbam,
phon•: (714) 1544-8181, Attomey den, Newport Belch, CaUl. K•ro. 21, of '757 SbaUmar. plcktd up bu purse coota..1.D1Dc RaUl E~ Co~ Ayers SOD of Wr · lDd lllrs. F G.
for EJeeutriJ:, 92660. Coata M•a. wu arruttd at $124 hm tbe bar_, nlbd 19, aOOLonoleDaYidGoldsmltb: Bw-11Dpam of 120'1 starboard
PubUab: Oet. %4, 31, NoY. 7, This bullneas Is eODdoettd 2:10 a.m. at 29tb and Newport, oat to ber car In tbe parll::1.nc 23, boCh of 1887 E. Monrovia, Way, Harbor Vtew Hills, hu
14, 1974, Ia the Newport Har-by a rtaett.l pvtoera~. Weat Nnport, _,clw.rpdwttb lot, telliD& a W1t:Dell he ns Costa M•a, were arrest«! at bee.D elected critic of De lta
bor Eoatp. Slped: Mary K. Pc.c, Vtr. drtf\q IIDder UM i.DtllltOC• ot roiDI to pat tbe purse lD tbt 28Z8 Seuin Cotoaa. del Mar Tbeta PI Literary Soc iety at
LEGAL NOTICE
(1nla H. Zatta. alcobol IDd dr• ... Dottie ear ror tbe Yletim, tben took at 3 p.m. 00 ~ burlllr)' cbar,e Bob Jooes University, Gr~n -
Tilis statement was ftledwtth LolillM ,...,., !01 SSrd, W'tlt be car tey1 from the purse, ... Wlch .. l Tbomu B&sUe, Yllle, s .. c. He Is a Junior at
tbe ColBy Clerk of Orance Nnport, reported a SIOO bi-aad drOYe awa)' With her c.ar Z3 of uo Hardlq, Balboa wu BJU mAJOrtn.e ill Bible.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS County oo Oet. 4, 1974. CJC .. .tot• from bill' p.rap aad moot)'. c ~pd with baratarf wb~po-Bob Jones Un!.-er slty Is •
SUPERIOR COURT Or THE PubUsh: Oct. 10, 17, !4, 31, bttwND 6 p.m. Oct. 5 UC1 • lie• arrested b1m at 1 p.m. coeduca.Uoaal, liberal arts,
STAT£ OF CAUFORNlA FOR 1974, In the Newport Harbor' 1 a.m. Oct. I ••• ADdrP THURSDAY, OCT. IO at 1838 Newport Bl't'd Costa Cbrl.stiaD lnstltutioo st1Ddlng
THE COUNTY OF ORANGE Eulp, p ~1'7'771 Jack Cutcb Jr zz ot soo El· lAro7 Harold BrettiD Jr., 23, Mea Burlllu'• took 5S Are for tbe "old-Ume religtoo"' and
No. A-811!5 thtr COlla ..... ;,.. cbU'pd of 215 POWJ, Corooa d•l Mar, e~ra n 1Uid at more tbe abeolute alihorlty of the
Estate of ARTHUR RALPH L!GAL MOTICI wttb' btt.nc t~~tosieattd 1a u wu cbarpd with drlfiDC UDder thaD $l 000 'from p.npl a1 Blbl•. 111 stOOeot body comes
CARPENTER aka ARTHUR R. aatomobUt at SOtb ud NP-tbl: 1D.RUIIICe of aloohol at l2:SO tbt Put Nftpon ~-· from ••ery slate Ia the Uutoo
CARPENTER ua ARTHUR riCTtTIOtSA: Bt61NESS NAME port, WMt Nnport, at IO:SO a.m. at 4tb aD11 Acacia, Corooa IOmttlm• bttwMD Oct. t uci aad about to forel&n countries
CARPENTER aka A. RALPH ST TEUENT p m About f* lD aUnr dt1 War ... IIJctw.•l Darles, Oct t5 nit.,.. climbed and territories.
CARPENTER aka A. R. C AR~ The fOIIOWtnl penon ladot.Dc . a;_,. ~eir, ftre bwJIUIUd le; WlWam Ebtrbard, 18; WI I-OYe~ a ·~~ft ftDce ud toot
PEIITER, Dee•ood. . =:. ~~5:~1\':m!~: from a. -.n F!oteblr I'Hl-Utm ~1• K W~ta~/~ ~bo~ 11 potted p...;._, ftloodll~. 'SAVE ON TAXES' TOPIC
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tuotln Calli. OHIO· Goor .. d-., SSII Do~ rrn. 10G,"!_. C ~ .... • 1Y~ 1•1 ot 1~7 from tbo Sbormu F--01' LECTURE SERIES to tbe crtdltl:ll'l of the aboYe • 1 WU Ttrract, blew .. '7 p.m. Oct.· ~ o'-"-, .,, • {N prdtal at 264'7 E'CoutHWJ Bllmtd dtociiJtllt thltallperaou 0 , Wbltmu, 5e5Z llama, 4 ud 11·45 p m Oct. 5 Stubare Welt 1fewport were C del liar . ·• How to lep.lly save on tanl
barlq cll.tDtJ .,..ua.t tbt Mid. 8-B, Tuatlll, CaUl. 92610. B•Para ·took. a' $100 ..4: "oi arnlttd' tblrt at 11 :55 p.m. C:~ and 7 '~~~p.m. wiU t.. one oftbetaplclconred
d«ldtlt Ill ~~ to a• Tbll bll:lDNa Ia cooduettd at.reo .. Uri from itoltr a.S polkt cbarpd Oarlea With N t. ADder '·~·900 Co ... 1D 0n.act Coast Collere's 4-
Uaom, • wtU.tbeiee••PYYOOeb~ by-u·lDdtftdlat a--·· .... 101 I , kJ ..... --tbt lDftomc• ot .. ~'a...-~ --·.~~ pu1 leehlre series, ··FamUy ~, Stped: Georae o. Wbl.tmaa. ,,_ ' ' op~atte UUII•, ~cr..._ r...----eatatepiLDD1Ac.'·
tra, ... be ot!let of tbt eltrk nta IDtemtlt wu GJedwttb Balboa. btl'nl-. 'J:IO p.m. Oct. wttll bd .!:a a:"~· mllDCI rlap, fta.d at $S,JOO, Tbe ttrles meets on Tllun-of U. -IIIPI!od c:oct, tbo c-. Clort ol 0rup 4 Ulllli,SO LID. Oet. S. -joaoo atoloo !rom bor -doo'lloc da be~-•·· Oct. Sl !>om
The c
Corps
Yo u
• to aut1t ua In undMatandlng the laauea rac-
Ing you in the 36th State Senatorial District
and the State of California.
• to know the man who repr ... nta you in the
State Senate.
• to join the Carpenter Corps of au.pponera for
Senator Dennla E. C.r'*'*· your employee
In Secramen1o.
• to vote on November 5th.
The
Carpenter
Corps f'OST O,ICI aox cc or to .. --.. Will> tbo · • • • ,.,._,.. A,....U.. llae-tbo day ,_ ,_-'" ........ · IMCeUU'J' 'JOitbtra. to tb1 Ca-ty OD ~. 10, 11'74. • SUHDAY, OCT. I Iloair!. 1'7 'WU UTftttd at bo • • • , H-U 7:JO to 9:SO p.m. at Eutbltlft f'Ain f'O• IY CA•P IMTI. P:o• IIMATI COIIUIITTII
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idrlpcllllociiJciC-M-. lllot pro CDIItbo laU ..... Marla ........... ! Z I~ C.. Coofor_. loci-
-••• ue 11r lllo· -11r M-.c 11rrr11ory Loo Alamltoo •••••• I I 0 , laU ..... IFIOIHIJ .., 111o Uao
lrall c1 111o c-,. Loacw J. comhiMUoo ai a otroor w-. · · · · · · · · · · o o o lhla Sat_, 11ctrt at occ•a
llloodlop S. K1q dol-IUid 1 olqlpf CEI'fVRY IZAGtFE (Ali) LoBord Slldlam,
COI'OM del Mar, z pm• llllllti.Dc' oft_,. kept Co.ta. El Mod•• ...... , .4 o 0 Tbt eootelt, W'bleb Ia OCC 'a
off tbe Ceatur:r lAicue PICt, Mea trom scortar. 1'bt Mu-vma Park •.••.... 2 1 1 19'74 HomeoomJ.Dc. latebldulld
playa SaDCa ADa 1n tbt Saata taq dlfeuealaoUpttDidafter Coroa1 del Mu .... , 2 z 0 , for 'J:SO p.m. Gltn opea at
· Aaa BowL tbt ftrst quarter. Coroaa del Santa A• .....•... 2 2 o 6:30, Tleteta an prlce!l at
All pmea atart at 8 p.m. U:ar dldD't complete a pill Mapolla •.•••.•.. 2 z o $1.50 for adultl ud $1 for
Friday allht. but ruabed tor 20. yarda tO Eltaacia ••... , .... 1 2 1 clllldrlll,
The Sallors, altboap tbe)' outpJn tbe Mustanp Z04 to CoD Mea •.•.•... 1 s o Tbe t•ms eater the cootelt
expect to baYt tbetr banda fUll 14?. Tustlll ••••.•.•..• 1 3 o, 1wttb 1-0 Soultl Coast Con-
with Focaatn Valle)', wtll ~ SAJ FLAG ertoee rec:ords after wlnniDC ~::!:. oa aoorU:. ::::: • FOOTBALL !~ ~:~~ 01~..:!:!::e::
mtuter leads tbe SUDSet loop. "CC" Dl~N MarlDirs Tro)l.ns-_ Irvine ates Dipped Mt. Su Antoolo
Loua, Jut yeu•s co-cbl.mps Buffalo RedskJns-MarlDers Terrace Spartans, u ;oo a.m., College 19-11, wbUe Hal Sber -
wltb tbe Sailors, are Utd wttb Rams, 9:00 a..m ., Ma.rloers fZ. IniDe Terrace. beck's Hornets bombed San
Newport ID 2Dd place. Newport Hetctats Mustangs-Plllinlula Raiders-Marloers Diego Mesa Z1-'1. OCC has a
Last Thur!Jda:r oJpt, Es-Eastblldf Flac Rt,Jpers, 9:00 Ea&les, ooon, Mariners fl. 3-3 mark oo the season the
tancJ.a 's Eagles nn tato the a.m., Eastblutr. Ct.DDel Chlrcers _ Butfalo FullertoD is Z-2-1.
Harbor View Homes
MANSION
top Century Learue team and MarlDers Cowboys -Ir vine Rams, oooo, Bufb.Jo. occ•s DOrmally potent
took a 42 -12 tbrashinc ft'om El Terrace Sua, 10:00 a.m., lr-CYC Yellow ZoDkers-Mar-otl'ense was stepped cokl 11~1 1 1
Modena. The loss drcpped tbe vine Terrace. iners Colts, 1:00 p.m., Mar-Saturday b)' tbe Ycxmttes.
Customized 6 bedroom home With separate otl'lce
and. dlnlng room. Plenty of space tor a large lamUy,
Please call for an 31)1Xllotment.
Earles ft'om 1eacue UUe con-PeDtnsula Chargers-Mar-Ioera fl. Pirates d.tdn't comp1eteaslng1e
tenUoo. The Va.nctarda:, 4_0 lners Colts, 10:00 a.m., Mar-"A" DIVISION aerial 1n '1 attempts, but Mt.
1n league play, scored in every lners fl. Buffalo Bills-Mariners Mar -SAC didn't fare as well against
quarter, but did moat ot their CYC Eagles-CYC Rodents, auders, 11:00 a.m., Mariners the OCC running ltlme. The
damage ln tile ftrst half, when 10:00 a.m., CYC . 12. Ptn.tes netted 234 yards rush-
they ran tCI a za.o adn.ntage. Playtlekl Packers-Butetlo Mariners Chtefs-Itvlne Ter-lng and picked~ I6flrstdowns
Although they were out ot the Vikings, 10:00 a.m., Buffalo. race Wedge, 1:00 p.m., trvtne on the growd.
game, the Eagles fought back "B" DIV1S10N Terrace. MI. SAC jumped off to an
to score lo each of the last CYC Sting Rays • CYC Newport Heights Sua-East-early 3-0 lead after the Pirates
2 perlods, as .quarterback Raiders, 9:00a.m., CYC . bluff Oilers, 1:00 p.m., East-had tumbled on the tlrst play
Larry Hall banged over to end Bulflllo Cowboys -Mariners bluff. from scrimmage at their own
a loog drive and rlmni.og back Coma.ndoes, 10:00 a.m., Mar. 14. Tbe MouaUes had a first
Pat SllaugtJessy broke loose for lners t2. COLTS WIN 14.() aDd goal at the OCC 2, but
a 52-yard scorlng scamper. Peninsula Trojans-Mariners the Pirate defense stllfenedaDd
Newport Harbor bouncedMa-Rams, 11 :00 a.m., Mariner s Casta Mesa's Colts ended Mt. SAC had to settle for the
ina 24-6 last Friday night ln fl. thelr regular Peewet> dlvtstoo 3 po!Dter.
Westminster . A balanced of-Channel Colts-Buttalo Dol-Jr. All-America lea~<:ue seasoo Freshman Tony Accomuldo
teo.se, featlfl'lng the pa ssing of phtns, 11 :00 a.m., Bulb to Hills. last Saturday with a 14-0 win got the Pirates roiUng In
Gordon Adams, the runntng ot Eastbluff Buftalos -lntne onr the Ne-.rport Beach Co-secood hat!. He tleldecl a punt
Brian Theriot and Steve Foley, Fighting Irish, noon, Irvine ronas at Costa Mesa hlgb at his owo 29 with 6:35 left
the pass catchlng of Vln Mul-Terrace. school. In tbe 3rd qliU'ter, backpedaled
roy and the place-kictloe ol Mariners Patriots _ CYC Tbe Colts are 5-2 for the several yards, and then broke
Art Sor ce, made the g:ame a Chiefs, noon, CYC . yea.r . loose on a brUUant '11 -yard
breeze for the Sailors. New-Newport Heights Sharks-Haltblck Scott Dueger scored scoring sprlnt. port led 17-0 at the half, after Eastbluff Mosquitoes, noon, both Colt touchdowns, sweeplng OCC drove 83 yards on Its
a long scorlnc drive, a 23-Eastbluff. around end for a 13-yard scor e next series with Ric h Br own
yard Adams-to-Mulroy pass, "BB" DIVISION In the ftrst half and plunging carrylng lD from ooe-ya.rd out
and a 42-)'ard fteld goal by Newport Heights S~m-East-over from the I tor a secoOO-to make it 12 -3. Pete Br own
Sorce. Tom Bu.acas ran 11 blllft' Waffle Wh111ers, 10:00 nau toochdow'n. Bobby Relden scored OCC's ttnal .TD C.'D a
yards for the filal Sailor tall.)' a.m., Eastblutl', kicked the extra polnta(\ two-yard plunge with 3:01 re-
mainl.og 1n the contest.
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2604 AVON
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SACRIFICE BEAI!flfUL round
area rug, oUve-gree.n silk
lo~ chairs, walnlt crib
and mattress set, light ft.l-
tures, etc. Make offer . 65 1
Bayside Dr., Newport Beach.
675 -'1'199.
•HEA~IHG AIDS
'. HAL :A.EBI SCHE A .,...,.. l
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Proper FiNing Assure«;!
3409 E. Coast Hwy .
Corona del Ma r
675-3833
o HDME IMPROVEMENT
LET WE GIVE YOU A HAND-
Haadyma n will do ~ all home repa.Jrs .· .
plumbing, carpentry,
PQintlng.
2 Times
3.50
4.75
6.50
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3 Times
4.50
6.00
8.00
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FALL F'ESTJV/<L
Low rey llS organ ...... S 395.
Winter Spinet plano . . . . 595 .
Yamdla orga.n w/rhytbm . 699,
Beautiful Bush & Gerts
uand ........... 1995
Lowrey HR -10 Theatre •
organ ........... 1195.
Many more new and used priced
to sell!
~ HMIDT M ~JC CO
Stelnway -Yamaha -Lo~ey
1907 N. Main St., Santa Ana
Est. 1914
IN NI!Wf"ORT II!AC:H ·--~ Office Fu rnitw" ~~~ DESKS•CHAIAS I ' FILES •SAFES = OFFICE SUI'IOLFES
ESTIMATES 673.3658
6 STATIONERY
s-.AM ... " ahll• ""'"'"-T•paw•t•t s-~c. 873-t820
UHLIMITI!D TJtJ. Oll,tCE -...L. y INC.
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JOHN COOMBB. AfA.NA.GBR
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ROY R. McCARDLE
R~~R lB.
Rei tale Servle• SIIN:t '190
*CORBIN-MARTIN EXCLUSIVES *
4-PLEX
Located just above Dana · Po~t Harbor; time to
get this Into escrow for a whole year's tu shelter
for 1975. $98,500.
BEST BUY!!!
Harbor View Homes
Bea utiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath "Carmel Madel."
Professional decor. Offered at $72,500.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
4 bedroom, f.a mlly room; heated and ftltered pool.
"Stratforr1." $6 4,950.
LAGUNA HILLS
Nea t as a pin & tw ice as nice! A rea.! coodominlum
buy In one of our fastest growing areas. Existing
FHA loan can be assumed, $34,500.
CORBIN-MARTIN, INC.
REALTORS a.7U2
Corona clel M-r
IIG CANYON YIIW LOT . , Jlllht OD the ..,U roant jUII waiiiDC for a .
CUllom home. l'lt,IIOO.
IXCmNO UP.$1111 DOWN DUPUX
,130,000 IIUJS -'1 -~ • 2 --dapk« Plrapla<M Ia both aalll. Walk tr> lriJ aDd boodL Rent ODO, 11ft lib 0 ldllila'
the IIICODd.
110 CANYON --.ux
New S bodroom <endo bll pool -Jot. llan1 Upgradeo iD<ludlD( clooContor ealon.'
Oa pr!•.U tul-cltHac -Air coadlllol>; IDa. <Onrinl toot top, etc. ·1~4,500. SUb, mli -wnn-op~~on. · ,
. IIAJIE lA YCIIIST OPPDING
5 Bedrooru, '* ballrl, lamlly ..-. riiDiD( ,_, aunken UvUla room, pool with ~
Fwldlon with · tlair. Locale4 oa pnoll~ AnUcua Way. •151,1100-
DIAL 644-1766
2161 Sen1 ~~:,".,,~:n Hills Rd., N.B. A ~ L BANKER CO.
GINNY'S
GEM
Mansion Is on 5 levels, separate sernnt ud
guest QIIU'ters --ALL WITH VIEWS. Pllq eote:~le
of "get -away" rooms with VIEWS and the SOUND
OF' THE POUNDING SUR F! Plus large swimming pool
wit h own Niagara Falls!
Owner Asking $750,000
SUBMIT ALL OFFERS!
Call Ginny
COATS & WALLACE REALTORS
5-4Ml41
1491 BAKER, COSTA MESA
A UNIQUE
MEDITERRANEAN VIllAGE OF OCEAN
VI EW TOWNHOUSE CONDOMINIUMS
TWO & THill IIDIOOMS.
TWO & A HALF lAm
FIOM $71,500
Antique strMI livhtt arod lountoin1 • Cobblettone l!ntrieo.
• R~~lion room incl uding Joc:uni artd SowOtCH • Swlnt-
IYiin'Oil pool • Hand lotd imported ~ f'oor.l"8 • LYJWriovo:
cor,.tin; • Forl'tOI din·
lng room • Spocio\11
cH:cb • r wo firtplo<.•o
• Stoi~ vkn• win·
dow1 • Troth CGmpO<·
tor • Di-thwolh.r • Con·
tin1,10us daoning o...n •
(Ofian countertopt wit+t
ttolion ti6• ..,loth.
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Owner Says
SELL
MOTIVATED SEUER HAS
LOWERED PRICE $6,000!!
•• , BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS ••.
TRINA MODEL IN THE BEt.UTIFUL BLUFFS
Quick Possession
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Most Favorable T '""'
\\O~ 569 ,soo
c&.n.YA 1HE BLUFFS -.... * 67s.snl * · • 3637 E. Ceaat Hwy. c...-.. Mer
!!!!~~~=;;;;; . t . NIFIY NEWPORT
All I Deed 1.s eome pa!Dt I.Dd elbow grease aDd tben
I become a real neat belch house on 33rd St., close
to tbe beach a.od l.Jdo shops.
I bue two batha, two bedrooms, a sleeping porch,
a larp: di.DiDg room AND a la.rgtt Uving room. I
11t em a n.hable R-Z lot also!
My moUnted sellers are two sisters woo have
inherited me aDd they really want to sell me (sob!)
I'm Usted at $59,000 but they told their agent to
ret oU.a ud Jbey wt.U ac cept .....
P ~COmJ~ 1M me. I'm empty aDd looelyl
~ Cal 675-'ms
~AlL US FOR A FREE ES TIMATE OF VALUE
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A BERG ENTERPRISES CO .
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IRWIN&RWIN
REALTORS
2700 e. COA.ST HIGH WAY, CO RONA. DEL MAR
o/ rJewporf
REALTORS
675-5511
3621 CATAMARAN,CDM
In ·Harbor View Hills
BEVERLY HILL ESTATE TYPE GARDENS
ATTAOiED TO SPAOOUS FIVE BEDROOM,
THREE BATH HOME. LARGE POOL
LIVE in LUXURIOUS
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NEARLY NEW
OCEANFRONT
DUPLEX
COMPLETELY FURNISHED!
Upper tl.a s 1U<><Irm·ns, 2 Ulthc;, open-beam ceiling,
fireplace anr1 tun!! m-. Lower wlit has 2 bedrooms,
2 baths .
E'xcellent Summr,>r '.\llnl!'r rental.
Priced $195,000
assoc ed
GALLERY OF HOMES
BROKERS REALTORS
2025 W. BALIOA ti.VD . 6n-l66l
************•*• RESIDEN TIAL AND INCOME PRO PERTIES
---TO BETTER SERVE YOUR NEEDS!
Rachelle Robe rs, Realtor
3333 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar 675-2373
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FABULOUS
LIDO ISLE
I DEA L COUPLE'S HOME
54 FOOT LOT
qvlot ond •f ls loncl
Tbrtt SpKious Bedrooma, Two Bathl
• Lor co Pallo
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FINER HOMES
IRVINE TERRACE
-YOUR CHOICE
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2 bedroom home -covered patio -peittct
for couple. $70,000 !Dcl. land. -
4/5 bedroom borne -!g. grounds ~ per.
feet for growing famlly ~ $118.500. (Vtlf
1'om Queen ~-
NEW BAY FRONT OFFERING
LfDO ISLE ~ 40' lot w/pier & aUp. 2
bedrooms billiard nn., spaciow living
room & m~rvelous VIEW of Fashion IIJ.and.
$265,000. Jane Frazee 642-8235. (\'23)
IRVINE TERRACE BEAUTY
Dramatic beamed ceilings & handsome
stone-work -3 bedrooms. den & family
room OCEAN VIEW from living room, kit·
chen ·& terrace. $135.000. Dona Chichester
642-8235. (Vll)
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BALBOA PENINSULA PT ~LOT
BALBOA PENINSULA POINT LOT
Beautifully landscaped. facing park -quiet
street &: exclusive area. $65.000. Gladys
Ru!Sel! 64U235. IV45)
101 0owr Drtwt M2·12l5 16« MICAr1ru....,uoo
Newpcwt 8Mcft. Catitornil 12113
Pick Up
The Phone--
Call 640-4050
for appointment to see
23 HERMITAGE LN. Specucular t.airw~y vie w
in Big Canyon. $265.000 -Fee land.
Ca rolyn Mason
1907 GAL\TEA. Irvine Terr-ace; simply spec-
tacular. view. S235,000. Mary Graham
316 OTERO. &Plan. end unit in the Blurts.
Highly upgraded thruout. Owner will carry
1st T.D. Reduced to S09,500. Mary Gnham
Specl11iiing in Homes of dbtinction
HUG HOMES, REALTORS
567 S.wn Nicolls Drive, Suite 102
Newport Center
640-4050
OPEN HOUSE
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SAT. & SUN (Nov. 2nd & 3rd)
1 to 5 p.m.
706-706'12 NARCISSUS.~
LoYtly new d~lex. 3 bedrooms, 2 t:&ths down.
AND ;
Two bedrooms. Z bltbs tn ~r -"·
(lrlc h.tes carpeta, drapes ud bUitt-la app uances.)
Vogel Co., Realtors
54W346 .......................... ,
THREE OFACES TO SERVE YOU
1 MS W!STCL Iff 01., " EWPO U -442-u:ot
·7141. IALIOA ILVD., IALIOA~
-1. _17TH ST., COSTA lAllA • ..-60;..-,.
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115-117 EDGEWATER
Near Newport Harbor Yacht Club and Bay Island
, .. Two units --pier and Ooat ... Readily converted
to single t.lmily residence.
Lot e feet wlde, 70 feet deep ••• Double ear
c&rap with 110try from alley. Two side yard ~tiM.
R.ar unit M.s slll deck: Front tmlt has fireplace.
All ban carpets, drapes, butlt-lns -· pl111 elec-
troDlc o•eo, ranges, retrtceratots --inclucttnc larp
iDYeQtory of baste furniture.
ODe of the finest •lew locations in the Harbor
adjl.ceot to Bay Island.
$235,000
OWNER WILL FINANCE
to qualified purch aser
IN SPECTION JIY APPOINTMENT
Pl>one MR. LEONARD D. OolllRD ••
NELSON ROBINSON, Re•ltors
675-8120
JXJ MAIN ST., BALBOA PENINSULA
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Corona del Mar
TRIPLEX
NEAR BEACH
Qua.Uty, location, private nnancln~. aod some view.
So maay good things going for lt.
This is one or the few lepl triplexes In Corona
del Mar --good ror winter and summer r entals.
It's a new li.sting and priced fair ly at
$127,500
Call 673-8550.
OPEN TIL 9. IT'S FUN TO BE NlCE l
THE REAL ESTATERS
·.332 ~RGUERITE , CORONA D!L MAR 673-U .. . ............... ,
LID · IIOW ' BR. A lfe. hmllY niL, 8 bl1hL Plor • flool. 30 Ft. lot. Qlll,6ao.
"-'lY llciDo; • bdrml., ' -.. Fl. 1oL .. A<llllp. Pl5,000
Allndlw I Jill, I bL ~ lilorY-'"'
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WATERniONT LOTS
40DO n. 12110.000 10%1. n. lle&.OOO
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
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Sale• tbrouch the Multiplle u ....
Sernee of the Newport Harbor-CoM&
Mea Board of Realtor• totalled
$158.2 mlWon for the fir8t 8 .. .....,.
of 18'74. TBJS IS MORE TRAM .A
21% INCRBABE OVER TD yw
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111M U )'llrl f1l bodiDc u-after the flmoua double-bull ,_._,., He .... 1D !lddtUon, tbat woo the Transpae Race
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..,_ ldll a -*<~• ftl11t u a tbe adYeDtures of the crew of
...... CII ld'tWDr tor motion "Tbe PolJcoa."
pkJtln &W'Otecb wttb • marl-Actor-sanor Ebseo Is coo-
Ume taeqrCMDd. slderlng offering the senlce-
C.r.-JJ, ba la before tbe by bls compuy, Polynesian
~ IIUUa Productioa cam-Coocept IDe., to othu motion
.,.. la tbt ctettct1nt .tortes. picture producers.
r~--r.a ramounl ~orls
"Everything in Tennis"
ONE OF THE OLEO ACTS, which wtU be lnterll)el'ed
wtth skits spooling n.rious aspects ol church life, 1s
be.1Dg practiced by Mrs. Jack GeerU.ogs, left, and Mrs.
Keo Hamel in preparation for the Nov. 8 and 9 nrlety
renew being offered at St. Andrew's Presbyterian CburCti.
"Saints In the Chapel" is the Utle of tbe nrlety-reriew,
to be presented at 8 p.m. by the Stan Drews Drama Guild
of St. Andr ew's. The skits have been prepared by Eric
Strutt, TV writer and atthor or last year's Stao Drews
hU production, "Ao eveolng with Gilbert and Sulllvan."
Paul Evans Is to charge of the producttoo. (Ensign pboto.)
ENVIRONMENTAL LICENSE PlATE ru1"u
(Badham Legislation)
have provided more than
$7 million voluntarily
for the protection
o ( o ur natural
resources.
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0 TAIIMI POOD, lTC.
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& Prol•t:Ho• TrM•I•I
also handle
Badminton
and
Racquetball
and Sun . concerts scheduled and ...
••• TENNIS BALLS $2.35
South Coast VILlage an-r eins. Guests wtll meet Carlos
notiDCes a free SUDday concert. White Eagle and Arturo Tafoya,
series starting Nov. 3 on the two of the best lodla.D artl.sts
he ran ks LOWEST
in government spending. Village Green. ~n fine jewelry.
Jack Shoop's S~ Grot() On Nov. 17, the solmd of I Witt. ., • ., ... ,.., •' J .... 111 ... n.J Cons of 3
sponso.ed by ELECT BADHAM '74
468 Esther Street Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627
No Ll•lt en qu antity
~;;;;;;;~~tcJiro rls will open the series at 3 p.m. Dlxlela.nd arrlns wtth AlaD
tbla Sunday, Nov. 3, wlth "big Remm lngtoo's Orchestra.
band oostal(ia." The bits of ScOOop's Big Band Sound wraps
the 40's are Shoop's specialty . up the series on Nov. Z4.
There will be a reunion of
the Wagon Masters oo Nov. 10,
tor an alterooon of country
and western music witb KLAC
persooa.llty ,Dick Haynes at tbe
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Bela1.Dd tbe Ioter•ttoa.J Pueake Roue
An Independent Democrat
Endorsed By Republicans
Member Of The Bar, 16 Years
A Criminal Prosecutor, 7 Years
Deputy District Attorney, 5 Years
Orange 6>unty Resident, 12 Years
Husband, Lt'. Col. U.S.M.C., El Toro
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ENDORSE D BY
Peace Officers Assn. Research Association
of California
California
Sheriffs
Organization • of Police and
National Womans Political Caucus
United Auto Worke~
California Machinists
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Sueanne Currie Lewis
M SII111U f .J ... WIIKY
Sue Lewis hu been endorsed by the
Orange County Democratic CentrGI
Committee. A techn/ctll ·error remlted·tn
tlllother ctJndldt!.te'l n~~me appm rl"' {or
the 74th ·D t1tr lct In the new
"!Hmocratlc Yo ten Guide."
-Paid PoiiUcu A dYenbem ... t -
NOW~S OUR CHANCE
Well, here's the chance we• ve b"ecn waitin~ for, folks. For years now,
we've been watching the Democrats and Republicans see who could do
the m ost dama.Je to the country. U yot<'re n ot sick of both crowds by now,
you must be a bear for puni shment.
What can you do about It? Throw the bums out.. I don't care II a guy Is
a Democrat, a Republican, or a member of one of the o:her parties, if
he's an Incumbent, replace him with somebody else. After all, can YQII
imagine having anybody worse than the gang you've got running things now ?
A robot could do better. No matter what party he's in, a man who stays
in office for seve,·al terms becomes part of the rotten power structure.
Sure, some of these guys will say, "I didn't have anything to do with
Watergate," or "I don't agr ee with Mills, Kennedy, Cranston and Mayor
Daley." YcrJ KNOW that's nothing but hogwash, because these cronies
have been sticking toge th er for years. The ones that have been In office
longest are the heads of the committees, and they really run the congress
and the legislature. For them to try to play Innocent is absolutely ridiculous.
So, let's get rid of them . Forget about party lines. Forget about the big
money boys who are financing the incumbents. Forget about the big daily
papers and TV stations. They have too much invested In these clowns.
Even the small dailies are suspect. The Costa Mesa paper went right
down the line for the incumbents. Called one of them a "cracker jack."
"Cracker jack," indeed! We've got 2 state representatives here In
town who wouldn't even make a good joker prize In a cracker jack box.
One is the darling of the big developers and the other is strictly for
laughs .
And too many of these guys are elbow-benders.
So, don't be Jed, like a sheep to the slaughter, by the high-sounding
big media boys or the billboards and TV cot;runercials bought by the big
money. Sure, they ~ant to keep these jokers in office. They have Invest-
ments in them. Those are THEIR BOYS.
But, Isn't It about time we got our own "boys"? Don't you honestly
think we can do better? Don't you think America, Call!ornia and your
town deserve better leadership than we're getting? Vote out the incumbents.
Throw the bums out. All of them.
Al Forgit
P.S. U there's anything · more useless than Cranston or Tunney, you
name it. • • • •
Want something you CAN depend on? Stop by the store for a look at
our American-made hardware. While you're here, gef yours.elf a broom
to use on Nov. 5 when you sweep out the old gaJrbage .
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