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LIVING CHRISTMAS TREE SEASON starta thts week, as
Boy Scout Troop 330 of Corooa del Mar puts trees on
ale. Scout BIU Llghtcap of Harbor VIew Hllls turns the
first spade ot dirt at Clty Hall, symboU&tnr the city's
parUclpatton 1n the ann~al prncram. 1...oot1nc <XI are, from
left, sttart TOWDII of the COM KlwutsCiub, wbicb BpODIOU
the Scott trcq,; Newport Mayor Donald Mcinnis, wbo tw.s
proclaimed December as ''UYlng Cllristmaa Tree'' moath,
&od elty Parka, Beaches aod Recreatioo Cbatr-.oman Jean
Morris. Lt•tnc trees may be donated to the city after
C brtstmu, to be ptaat.d by tile poru dtparlmeat, or
b ..... ,.., """ tbo trooo ud --Ia--........ ol.· tM CI.MJaltll ..................... ...
........ ...,..,. ...... t >JU'b, -~proatcJte .-.~;, bJ •"'1"'1111 tile • ..,. ottro.idlltdllrcdtllltor Cbrtstmaa.
Tr... ma1 be ptcted ~ from tiM ScoQt lot at Ropr•a
Gardea Rllr&«J, MaeArtbur lDd SID JoequlD HU1s Rd.,
or you may order a tree from any Troop 330 member.
Dover-Hiway
plans offered
Ttl I U'*CI.ftL MIWII'AI'II
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COSTA
MESA
COlOMA
FIRST PRESIDENT of the Newport Harbor lllgtl .::hool
lt.S.t boctf, Wtuord llaeDo~».kl, po•s witll Mrt. Ct.rlu
S..Cber, Ule former Betty JI!I&D De Wolfe, wbo Jl'l'I.Jlpd
Old grads
reunited COI'Gal. dllllar'1 PNt otftce aotlce n. ~nee. 1'be eo.. routes would remai.D u tbeJ a r..-c. Jut Satarday nJg:tlt of the 193% throuctt US9
ls &bola to be do'ftcnded to tire elfeet of tM ebanp wtD are, or lf we would biYe tew• lf"'dattaa d uaes from the scbool. About 100 atteochd
& ~ of tbe Newport Beacb be u.t ,, wtll ave aboul r~es," be to)d the Eutp. a bcdet d1lmer at a Com. Mesa boteL Mr. Ml.eDoaakl, Atlolll 100 Newport Harbor
poll ofllce, but, tmltke tbe up-$10,000 yearly Ia taa mooey But, he t.cked up Mr. God.tDea' DOW a Buk of America otnclat 1n San FrancJsco, ftl a .bigb .ebool a.lunnll from eJu.
rou ca11MdbJiprn1oudowa-by peytac a stattoa mu~rer elaJm tbat the level of aentce Z-tflr'm stuc1eDt body president in 19SZ, tbe flrst Je&r se1 of 19SZ tbroact'l 1919 btk!
cndtD.c attempt., tbt eurrellt aJid udltaDt ltlUoa maaacer's woukl remaJn lbe ame. U.t Nnpcll't Harbor hid a gradtaUDc elua. PbotOI of a reallioll. SatQrday Dlebt Ill
ma.tls caastae Mrdly ari&Jple salaries, luteld or paying a "Patroas would st111 be able tbe "okl cra4&," IJ'O~ according to tbelr y.u of Co.ta M-..
ID tbt commtmlty. pottmuter aad ustatut post. to get a Corona del Mar poat. cnd._Uoa. wtJJ be ptlbUihed in the com lAg luues of tbl The okS p-ads camt from
Htelor GodiDe&, who bads muter... mark by dropping thelr maU Eulpl. (Pboto by Bill Zimmer, former NHHSpbotographer .) as far away uTuas &Dd wun.
tbt local poetal sentee sec. Howner, Newport Beach In tbe same stot," he lnatsted, lngtoa. Cot, Coast Gaud Rear
Uoa bM.dqliU'teredlDSaataADa, Postmuter Gleu Goodrich, "and the Corona del Mar ad. STUDY SCHOOL Admlral Glen Thomp~DGo c1us rev-.led yesterday that M r.s •bo would ,.rtUetheCorona dresses would remai.D. All matl of '18, sent word be coaldG't
recommended tbe cbulp and del llar flctuty lf the down· would coot1noe to be processed lean his post 1D Al:a.sll::t lor
Is ft1t1Dc for a decision from c:radlDr con thrOUIII, aid yes. at the Santa Ana sectloal.l f:a. TR. 1M the cet·toretber •
tbe postal weaten dlYisioo terdly be could DOt promise ctUty nearOrange COtmtyAlr· PRIORITY Mr. and Mrs. Clll.rlea b-.&:l.arters I.a. San Fruclsco. that all cleUvery routes would port, JU$1 as tt is oow." ' Beecher Jr., of 200 MapoJJa,
"Tbere wUI be DO ctanp 1D stay the ame. Corona del Mar Chamber of Costa Mesa, arraQpd tht rt·
serrtce," he 1nalsted. "Tbe "We would r.ve to en.hate Commerce President RObert Blrtll oootrol aod tlgbt~tlsted allve. Aod tl».t douD't take union. lending out quutk:rl-
anraKe cUIIeo will oenr the slt-.Uoo aod see lf lbe Stoessel sa.Jd he t.d heard o1 1ocal YOters have pat the New. Into COflSJderatloo ncb m. nalres to au gnd:tates thPJ
MESA TO SEEK
WORlD'S FAIR
the proposed downg:radi.Dg. but port.Mesa school district in a Clationary pressures as em. could contact. Tiley c...uverpd
was oot alarmed by it, ftaancial bind. ployee pay rata:e. aDd added Saturday 00 UM! Holiday IDn.
"We don't want to Jose the Sebool tri&Stees learned material colts. near South Coast Plua, f«
factllty, or see service doWn-Toesdl.y nlgtlt tllat the local RefUsal ot YOC.en to okay a buffet dinner.
graded," be said, ''but I have district's I.Dcome for next year a Nonmber tu.iDc:ret..se pro. Amoog the alwna.J. 011 bud
been assured this wHI DOt wlll !:all at least $2.4 mtllloo position, plus tbe dec:llning were Wilford Mac0oaa.k1, Z
happen.'' sbol't of the $40.2 tbe schOol number of sttdaltl 1D the dJs. term stlliellt body pruldeat
About 3-1 /2 years ago, a admlrd.stratioo says U needs trtct were blamed for thE> bUd· from the c.laa ot '32, wbo ls
A world'• f:a1r for Costa The falrgrotmds have been similar downgrading attempt just to keep present programs get btnd. now a Bank of America dJ.
Mesa? M.ayor Bob Wilson's In a tlDa.Dclal bind for sever:al wa s co~.mtered by a Cbamber c 1 state edoeatloo aJd and kxal vlai011 controller lD Sao Fran-
latest "think big" Idea ralsed years, and the state ...appointed of Commerce petltlon insisting oast contro tu collect:too ntes an ba sed cisco; Jerome Kettbiey, clasl:
some eyebrows last week, but Fair Board bas asked for per. on keeping the tndepeodentpos. on sttdeot mrollment __ the of ·:w. ctty manarer at Gltfl-
after a few days of thl.DJdng ml.sston to spoosor thorough-tal !actllty. Hlgh-n.nktngpostal more sttdents tbe more mooey. dale; Hugb McMlDan of New-
It over, a ccq,le of men wbo bred racing at Los Ala mitos otrlclals backed ott from the pOII"Cy fold And a pcojecUoaotschOolpopu. port Heipta, clan or 'S4,
would be ln a position to ad· to raise some money. downgrading Idea. The same la.tlon for tbeoeztSyearsstaows author of ''Beach Rat Days,"
vance Cbe Idea are b. kinK It ·•we ate worlciDg as fast as thing ~ned during a 1956. a st-.lfy decUDe, from 24,600 a book about Newport In tbe
ser.loully, we can," said Mr. Krooe, "and 57 downgrading attempt. Br pAUL HUlllWEL nut school year to !%,250 tn thirties; aDd CbUlu Backlud "We're not laugtU.Dg it orr." tr 1 f Los An 1es Fair Board "President Rober t Y ne: to get as ma.ny Ideas Palll Hum mel, president of Melvtn J Carp6Dter execu 19'78.79. o ce , Wbo emceed
as poulble aDd then ptck out the Corona delMarCtvtc A.sSfl., UYe dlrec~r ot the Soui:h coas1: Because tbe population de· Saturday's recmioG. Krooe of Bay KDolls said yes~ the best ooes." said Monday night be wtu bring cr eaM Is spreading throOCbOut Cited b' tn:reUDc the crtat-
terday. "The oell meettnr of Mayor Wilson's world's fair the matter before the nut ~:U~fCoasta~Commt::;: the district, U 11 DOt f•sible est dlstaDce to tbuetlllk:mwue
tbe fair board's buildings aDd proposal came last Tbtasdly CDMCA meeting and get the at tht N ore~ me:: r u! to close don any IJ&rtlcuJu Dorothy ~oaley, '33, ol GnM-
croands committee wlll start Dight at a Fat.r Board meeting. oplntoa oftheboardofdirectors Corooa :j Mar Cl t· O.U schools, Stet.. Jot.~ NtcoU u. bury, Tex.; Ver-. Jean Wiwt.
loot1Ac at wlll.t. woo1d tan to He said he llld talked with aDd genera l membership before He prorlded those iD:tt~ pla..ltled to tbe board of trtiS-Clark, 'S9, of Kelt, wam.,
be dooe to apply for datu tor Seattle omclalsabouttlll~eity's ac'ttng 00 the-proposal. wtth a thOr""' .... over-vtew ol tees, aDd state-mnd1t.d em. ~ Geoerlen Clark AD!IeriOil,
a world's falr." successt\11 •orld's fair am Llo Sheely, asslstant post. the co si'U; of th ploymeat staodardl makltttdlf... :w. ol T•com&. WUb. .
Fllth District Colmty S~-deelded Orange Cowsty 'would master at the Corona del Mar mts.,1..., ~heir ~~:'k flcult to reduce tile D.nber of Former fllcuJty lnci!Ded cJee
visor Thomu Riley of Dover be an ideal location for BU~::h ottlce 1s oow tn charge When -. powers t•cbers club udorcbetltra Iader Mute
Shores wants to "cet into the a fair. Post~er Gnat Howa..ld. re. obllptloas mder tbe law as Dr. Nieou JlJd be Is clolbl-Blebecb Ud lpKta coacbaa..,. ru.::,:::u ol tbt ldtl, l.ld ba9 "All U., ._. laa-.d to tlw tlred last July, Yr, Sheely wu es:= iDbyblaPrr== !O. Ill tM 11M ot a cW.. 1nMf flied.. .,!....~dlo~=..:.•~. ~otbo~~lltr ·~·-~mod .olllcor.,tn..eJaru. Be. • Til• Cooolol ~ ~!!'t wtU toa .P. IN job of O.C.lJ!...._.Y =· ·~ .., __ .,...'l!lf, wn-;; llld, ca ... U.tc!oclpl!oacucmiJ _..,.Ckloc_.-llir-...a. · ._.. •'
lom"'" "llld 111o ...-. DOW ,boloac be beld for 120 days, Lorry ,... jar-tloa .. ., ... ..._. Stall -mtttou wttblo till S l!l QECBIRR S~ of botb tbe ltatew to the ctty. They have a Donll of the Newport post of. ::r~ ~= ~~=:=-ct school district wtn bt worttac Tbe On.qeCoutCommunftJ
cootroll«! fair baud aod tbe syrnphoQy, 1..11 opera, a reper. flee now bas the otncer.fn. tl 011 on the same problem, be aid. Sympbooy Orebestra opeos Its
COUDty woold be Deeded to P"'Qr tory theatre, all successful." ct.rge Utle until the Western ~~~ dr= t':t ~!l ~ Meanwblle, aboC $1/! mu. lftb seuoo SOliday Dec a m~~ the •orkl's fair Idea. He noted tbat Orange County Division headQua.rter s decides and mO:: W:ely would. r c~ Uoo is being trimmed from tbe at 41 p.m. . .Ia the Or~ c;..t
yor Wllsoo. Is DOt afrald bas a bigger populaUoo than the fllte ot the local faciUty. r uests for Un 0 e curr ent year's budcet. bec:a111e CoUep auditonum. Tlctetsare
to dr~m the tmposalble the Seattle metropoUtan area, Corona del Mar's office n s lo~ tacl~!:s ~t~ ta.nlcuZ schOol oftlclals OYeresttmatect. priced at $1.50 tor adults and ~ret..m,, ~ S~t.mr and a blgger fairgro!Dd. e levated to tlrst e lass rank1tlg 3 mile area by about 1.1 per ce~~t, the DID· $1 tor shdeals • .,!.~· .~ U.t s a.a.admlnble just after Wor ld War n . It • Where it Yls oot necessary ber or studerlts wbo 1r011ld be The orchestra Is UDder tbe
q Mrty. KroDe's fair board ls HARBOR VIEW PUPILS had been a 2nd elass post or. to obtain a permit for an addf. lD sebool this Je&r • The 1m)Qg bltoo of OCC proteuor Josepta
lr • GOING TO CAPITOL flee pr ior to tha t. Uon or alteration to a single guess meus tbe district cot. Pearbnan. Guest IOloist Allen ~~~~ worldngonooeolYayor A daily average ot more than family r esidence within the lected more mooey thaJ:I It wtn GIJes, an Instructor tn ptaoo
Plans for klosenlog the end, aod ooooect with Dover ...uu s earller suaestlaoa:·-Harbor View 3rd-5th grad. 50,000 plecas or lncomlng ma n 1 000 ard zone u tbe amoW\t be allowed to spead. and theory at Gokien Wut Col.
stopper oo tbe Cout Highway. Dr. about zoo ft. oorth of the t,hat the fairp-o;m>L'J be tuned ers wJU fly to sacramento oo is handled at COM, Mr . Sheely did ~ eJ:ceed ·,7 500 recent Future moothly school board lege, will play the Khachatartaa
Do•er Dr, tramc; bottleneck Do•er-Coast Hwy, lDtersec. nto a comlnunlty ceattr com. Dec. 41, tour the eapttol.Sutter's said , , meetings wW wrestle with the Pl.tno Concerto W1tb the or
were revealed ws· week by tlon. pleJ:. lnch.:jlng an equestrian. Fort and the governor's man-A~cording to Mr. Goodrich. ~r~ge~~m~= a permit budget dilemma and come ._, ehestn. The remaiDder of~
Newport Beach traffic engineer Newport City Cotmctllooll:ed c eoter, youth and senior cltt~ sion, and meet Assemblyman tne Newport ortlce, •hlch tas • Three more b·l-rl wltb a.preUmi.Da.J'yl9'75-16bud· coocer t Includes the ~ertwe
Bill Daroell. at the pl&Ds and""" Mr. Dar . :reo centers, udanacrtcuHun1 Robert Badbam. Marlin Me-s tatloos 1n East Bhdf Balboa "" se get by June Ftnal ba:tpt ap. to "Marrl .. -of Fl-•o" "-.-stllty taciUty Kee ho 1..s In the • • structiU'es are proposed for • ._.., _... "' Among several alternate nell the go.abead to talk to .. · ver, " se son Balboa lsland and OD Riverside NetrpOrt Center altho• ..... the pron.l for neJ:t sc:hool ynr ls Mozart and Ute o.ont Sym-
id be Ul ..._..._ to stat bt~ tat ><~ ~-· ho We art goiD( to btre a group, may accompany them. Dr 1\a..odles about 350 000 ' '""" y due for August phOO• No 4 w:S omc:ll ;;'pllDs U: "''. s e .....,..wu en..-.-.,..s, " couoltant, probably IICMiltlJ..me Tbey leave at 9 a.m., r eturn pl~es dally. ' ~n DOl requested appron.l ' .r • •
• Ban left turns from Ce».st cootrol Coast HWJ, tramc. aroaDd FebrUU'f, to draw ap 9 p.m. Cost Is $33 per child, r~m the Commlssioa.. R . I I I eel fled H~. ·~-Bay Sbores. dlca .. Tt~ t~~. peop. ~Din" .·love .. ~lp· a suggested ma.ter p ...... be paid by each., Alter their trip E bl. h Coastal clUes hue failed es au ran aw r ra •• -~ -·-•• -aid yestar.-y, "U t;. ••• tbey'U .... a lsderal conveo-x-pu IS er to provtdetlle Commtssto ... ttb
• Ban all but right turns ua do aometldog DOW to reUen world's fair, It would bt at ttoa, hold an all-school elec· any u.>at U.t mtgbtuslsttbem Resta~Want owners, rfren a the proposedord1raaocetasbeen
oat of 817 Sbores onto Cout tramc eoacestton at the I.Dter· least 4 to 8 years .Ia tbe tutwe, tioo, and set._, a student com. Keene d·leS with their prepuatloo ot the chance to be_, write a Newport re ..drafted and operators tan "'7·Add a throulh tratnc laDe sectloo wb.lle we uewa.tUDcfCI' aDd I per.O.UJ WDtweaboUI ctl tor HarbOr VIew. Teacher various elemeatatbatwUlr~. Beach food-hlodllng ordtnaoce, been asked to commeot on it.
for wtetbocmd tramc at the the oew 6.&oe brld&e to be go ahead w1tb otbel ldtu tD Is Bartan Harrington. Fnoen.l serYices were held late future cautaldeYelapmeDt, baYe aootbu •eek in Which to The ordlDance comes l»ck
totersectioo, ~~~;t Mr. OuoeU told the the mGIJitlme." here Monday for 'Natter Keene, even thOu«h the Commls&km seDd in written com meats oo to the Ctty COUDCU tor a 'f'Ote
-. Balld a acante rlebt tarD Latest ...,,.sses 00 the brldce GG G 70, longtime Beacon Bay res!-did ast them for their as-the new Ia•. on Dec. 9.
mtai-tll'idp that woWd at:ut .,_. MU IN SUSPECTS HELD dent aDd promlnent local real slstance. A proposed draft is Of'ing coostruetioa date show tl».t It estate Investor, who died Fr i-Mr. Carpenter did respoad circulated this net. It gi ves COUNTY ASKED Dar tbt wut -.cl ofthtprtSrelll: will be about 1980 before lbe day to Hoag -ita!. to numerous qoestloas from the r estaun.nt operator a right
baJ btldp, c•n bthlad the new bridce 1s ftnlsbed. Pollee said Ul1a: WHk tbeJ compan.y lbat had done some those in the aldieoce. lD reply to appeal bellh IDspet'tor de-TO DO DREDGING
•mall bni'NUIS at tbl brldee han solnd 2 cun l.noh'IDc work 011 the Adams home. We 25 Yr. Keeoe.,•ho ll•ed tw.re to tbe qoestloo. "Wby did you c lsioos to the City Council ,_,,._ c -·• ..,.~.
C II f I k th ... "••-~ ~·-ofN r-~ that H·~-~d since years, as ormerpubUsber U the c d ~ > C n-.. ....... 5• .,._, ~: • Oye Wa Wl"ns l"na Oo o ~two-;::,.. r_.. ft• .;;:: convict:-; ~~der In of the Taft~j~MI~y OriU~r :e o;epUed. ~~ tte~;;:m:.;~ ~;:;.~, ::~~t ~ofnc~i ~~bet>!=:-: :::::m:::
Loa Anget.1 sberlft"s c~epu. Teas aDd Is serYing a Ute newspaper ern otiDty. e us today, it W'OQkf true beN city sanitation inspectors. have trom the bottDm of tbe ctannel
Tbl COYe wtu keep Ill 11-ADd Comctlma.n Howard UN arrested Georp de IIPu, term there. Ellsworth ls being started as a newsboy ln 1914 denied. Appron.l for U..t pro. asted aU Or~ C oW~ty cities se~ttnc Newpoct laJudfroom
ft. waD aD1f Ita plu to clll Ropl'l tot city commantty de-ZS, last weeteod, ud bt r ... cllarced 'rith Z cocmts ot rob.. and sold outas o•ner -pubUsher ject DOW tDder corastnctkln to JaSS a "model" ordloanee Balbol Ccrtu .. Newport City
dcnra pubUc •lew ot Newport .. lopment d.ltectorRlehardHo· porledly admitted '*-tllc IDd bery, oae eteh of bur~lary and ~ 1960• Mr · Keeoe •as born oear the Baax:. llaand brld~ tl».t 'rill staDdarcliu restaan.nt Colllcllma decided ·MoDdaJ to
Bay. .patoacreetllltlrvtne''sacrl. robbt.ll( Goldie Joeepb oll.Jdo kldnl.plng and assault with a tn l.odia~a, and mo•ed to Taft •as cruted wbeG Ute Com-rules. The proposed Newport ask the CCMIIt:J tD tact.lt u..
Newport CltJ CoaDcil pwe tJetd tbt pabllc's Yti'W to ac. Iale oo Sept. 4. He Is •• d•dlJ ~n. He was also with his family when he n s 6• mll:slon wu scarcely three law would eo aloag wtth most job at an utlmated colt of
a ftMJ stamp ot lp'Ofal Woo ... commOdllte tbe private ln. accued ol 50 other robber! .. bwol"fed 1D a gas station rob· DtD'In&llls years lD Newport, mootbl old.'' proYlslons olthe cotl'lty suges. $10,000.
diJ to tbe coatro.ultll OODdo-tenst" ot people Wbo will Uve ~ aDd don the west eoalt. bert last Febri.IU)' oo Harbor be llred at 6 Rudder Rd. He As•oclltlQI Pruldtat PauJ Uoa.. But, restaunnt men com. Tbe chuMl, .._ drq.d
miD11PD deYelofmealoaBIJatde tn the 51 coadomlDJ.uma neu A Costa Mea man, RDDI.Id BIYd whlcb lDeluded the tu;. •as a Wetlme member of the H~~mmel remiDds Cora. dtl plaiDed WMD :be ordlllaoce wu 1D 1951. tu blc:oate., fllled
Df., acrou from B&JIIde Vll-Balboa lslud brldce. CoUDCll· Ellsworth, 20, and Btuie Earl tn.c J a hostage '' Costa Mesa Rotary Club ao:t Yar re~ U.t ~ Dill tlrst lntrodllced a. moatb, tbat wltb a• tMt -~ Ia dU'-
Iqe llhaiiPlDc' Ctater. t.ut. mu Jollll Slon alao clarced HadiCil, SO, aow Ml'riDc' a lift Georce de Ia Pu, who pollee the Taft Elks Club, ns acU•e mMtlrtc wiD be at 7:SO p.m. It would ctre the lupeeklra fled lbr ,...Jar,..,.._..
dJteb clti&ID etrorta: to t.u that ln1M madt "a1plt1cali. nntence tor murder lD Tnu, ay tw.s many aliases and a In the Blg Brotbers orp.n.J.sa. Wedau:lay, O.C.. 1~ at tbe arbitrary power to abut 4owa cra.tt. tbe eo.6eU. Jeaned. dOwn.,.., the lr'ftM co. calk e-.... 11. a.. Ylft tbrollrCb tbe were idrmtlfted tbb ••• br prt.oa record. was wtdely ~~· c~~ to tbe :rn: COI'OIIII del Mar elemtatary a restalrallt. 'Members olt:lltlfnpart 1alluld
a ntallllllc n11, tided ..._ pre~p~~tr"' .._ tM CcMD::Ilap-Newport DlttetiYe Sam AJn -~ bJ Newpott pollee, •ho ' Yls a c Kboollblarn:.t.kll a. the poa-CltJ Co.cllman Howard Aaa. • ~ =•-_,....,.,
tbl Cu.cll *ldtd to lUI pt'O"Nd: Cll1claJ piau in Jaou-barpy u tbt I rDtD WbO tnb Ctreated his plctta'e in Wed co ~:= c~.tbe ln1De Cout ~,! ~ ol lbt CDM Racers, lfJPOiDted bJ tM Co.-tbl dledPc r-a JC
DO fWtller actloa to -...-U1 ollut Jill'. lllto tlill £ut Blfllft boiM ol and otMr pkces. The Rer. Job.n AsbeJ m of .. .,.. omce will be laclmed en to meet wtm rHtt_.... ap. After a )alit dtJ-oo.tJ liar-
c..._ JD tbt pr:ojlct'• piau. SUcllt r .... Upmlllt of tbe BarbUa Adllma 1ut Ftb. 14, Mra. JCJetl)b Is DOW etrculal· St. James Episcopal CbarQ 011 tbt a,.ma. entors, aid tilts WHit t111t bor CIIMa .... l ..... ltlleJII'O-
A _, lo ..0 ball alooc -..-will nduc• tho pistol = ber, OOd -Ill• potiiiOD IR'CIDI state O(.·ID N""'>I>'I Baocb _..,, 0 -~I wtl1 "lo..,. 010111r
...,.... wtU be l&fTOftd ...... ffrom ..,.... Dr. to tbt more tiiU ,000 .. toot. ftckla to UIMID llWofltba~,~ Ml"Yices Moaday Ill Pac1& Bank heist suspects nabbed ll&rllar '!I _, 1 •
•M·'", lo lllow -. load.. 8al>al ,._ _, b7 -· Mrs. 1-•ttaood --" -·~-VI c~-• •--~ v•-.... orol I trip lo Loa= .. ., -lotolprol>otloo. ... ....... ---MANY OI' .. CES TAKE .. c' I tD •'lOfteD" tbe .,_ ................ Mr. BopD o-t ~ _._of ... -Hilla. a.r1al wu ln Padfte of~-~v-~ -·It D·T ,_ ....
,.,._attlloftll. P-•-·--. • ., -IRVINE DF"'ERS TOURS Vtew mamorlolpork. Two ~~ lo -~till--•·-·-:-·-" ~-Y
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at tM 8outb Coot Bolt ca. ...
-IOid to IHI -od ... r-.1 utatt fltld.
.............. -oad --· It would ,.-__.,. to -wloo would.
,-yoat .. ....,_low4bld ... dt1Jo•.
A 1\ortlo« bnpootaoot<-tjoft owllllw to
doo 111~ driw Ia doo ......,...,. d.tmor for
dloormlnc lbo 'public ............... -by
lylaooll tlorouthout hlltory. "' -t ........
IAnloo, Tr~, S .. in ao4 Hldor apob 6ooly
Allor 1M~ Gonalo>y, --doo Low Cowotn..ln Halaold, -....... ~
toatlon ha4 ..................... by lloa llool<:lo, ...
Gootapo oolonfiY oon&-lod dlo ........ tlooo lioota
oad colloelod tho pooplo'a £ION.
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• P. 0 . FIGHT COMES UP 1111
Another effort Is being • 'c to down-
grade the Corona del M• ',_. Office
by relegating It to the ~·a atatlon
of the Newport Beach maW*'-Office.
Once again It Is gotncJID .. ~e the
determined protests of tile a hill nts and
businesses of Corona del -to save
our first class Post Offlce<lllillf..flle com-
munity Identity that It gi-1Q:our town.
There was a real donn~ back In
1956-57 alter the U. 8. R~ce De.
partment In Washington, • b. 0., had
launched a study of consolidation here.
An official order actually wu Issued,
setting a date for the merger, but the
outpouring of protests forced a reversal
of the decision, and the CDM Poort Office
·remained first class.
In May, 1971, another effort wu made
to downgrade the CDM Pollt,OWce, and
again the sentiments of local residents
and business people were woweued In
petitions circulated throughout the town.
Once ag.aln the consolldatllloo proposal
was withdrawn. ~·1,·11
In both of these cu-... t. Postal
Department made It known ~wishes
of local residents would .,.._ldered
In arriving at a decision. ,.Lft us bope
that that policy ·Is still tll'"'tlllfect, and
that local voices can still'·~· beard all
the .way up to the nation's capttol.
Each time a merger plan Ia proposed,
there Is promise of great.~' efficiency
and savings in costs becauM at. consolida-
tion. There Is no evidence I.D the Postal
Service that b(gger Is better. Indeed,
the record of the past yean Ia precisely
to the contrary. Consolitlatlons and
mergers seem to be a sure. pathway to
Inefficiency, waste and disregard for local
patrons.
Let your voice be heard --far retaining
our first class Post Office. • • •
Heneor.......,.ud~
1dtat tor s Jtarl o( tM ...
Newport lql'cwemeat A-..
ud et..lrmu ol tbt N..,..art
Boaeb Parka, BoaebM IOid Ito·
cr•Uoa CommluloD IDr a
,.,... He wu lutrameM:IIID.
letUDc tM etty to pl'cwlde om ..
mer re<:rtltioaal aeUYUiN aDd
Red Croa .. tmmiD.-lutfgc ..
t1ou free ud JliCeeeded m
pttlDc tbe city to piace $10, ...
000 In tbe bladctt for pulril!
I.Dd recr•tioD for tbe ftrll
Ume Jn tts hiltory.
In 1950, be ftl In UDSUC•
ceutul e&Ddidlte tor city CCMI·
eJl but wu aucceahlliD 1951.
DarlDc h1a acUt1ty u pre~ ..
ldeot of the West Newport lm-
provem•t Au:b., he was lD·
strumental ID pttiD« the ctty
to cootrlbWI $4,000 towards
street Jmprovement betw ...
32nd st. and S3rd St, oa Lalle
aDd Marcus Aveawes, which tbt
City hid tailed to mamtata.
leulDg Ute streets wltb b6c
ch~~elt holes. By rea800 of tr.
city's faUure to ma.J.ntaln aad
repair the streets, Wr. Hor·
vath argued tbat tbe mooey
not spent by the city repatrlnc
should be contributed lor tbe
new eonstructtoo of the ltreeta,
At the same UmehewulnJtra ...
mental In getting the cba.Doel
dredged arOtlld the Newport
Is land at a nominal coat 110
water front property owners.
PIIAMCIS AMD ltUTH HORVATH
oooa. WbJ doD't yroq call yow tsluds,
wlle at tllt Biltmore tDCI ... They celebi-ated tbltr 50th
U she cu pe,clt ill u. bour ud WeddlDI UIIJ.Yerary T11eatay
I will drtYe JOG to tbe pier.'' (NoY, 26) and OD Dec. 11 tbey
Francia called Rutb &lid tbe will return to tbe Han.1lu
agent beld _, tbe alp tor u lli&Dda tor a moatb'a ltiJ.
hour IDd tbey 1&1Jed to tbe Bon voyap &Dd but wil:bes.
AMERICANIST
VIEWPOINT
GRACE HAMIL TON
ol -twin -lo dllaom doo -al public oad to arns -thOir owoo oorotlldea, •
1111 idallteplln the dri.,. for total power. •
In Aupt 1970, :noe Am-• R/jl.,...,
fiiiCIZ1ne dua the foUowina llatementa out of
the Ubtary of Conp-ea. Complete aource refer·
tDCM·were provtded.
LENIN: •• ... one of the buk conditions for
the victory of toeialilm -the armina of the
worken (conununilts) and the diarni:na of the
bowJeoisle (middle clua)."
TROTSKY: To insure Communilt victory,
U.re .. ariles the necet.aty of diurmina the
bowpoilie and anninJ the worker., of c:reatifta
a ComrmuUst army."
STAUN: "If the oppodtion dilarml, weD
and aood· If it refwea to disann, we lhaU
dilann it ounelvea."
Seriou1 atudenll of the anli·aun drive may
wilh to examine Hitler's aun control pOlicies •
described by author Robert Schulze in his book
W.[/mr<Ciot ' (Bellin, De.ulld>er, Vendllar,
1938), Mo. Sclwlze points out that, under
Germany's 1938 pm laws, cun pennfll were
required fo~ the publk:, but noae wtn JfUitd
Yoan later, -doo Co--
control or Czoello&mkla, tlooy -ool·
laetod privately pwnod ...... -. ,.. ......
doo 1968 CZA1<h atteonpt ~ repln .,.,. ..,. ........ or rr..dom IOid lnclopondaooo ...
doomed to failure . COI1UIIIIIIilt f-IIOI1ollly lo.d Uotle dlfroculty In oelonposina total oulo oo •
dlatmod populodon.
We haw no intePUon of eMepiliDc '"'Y ........ .. or ... c:ootrol ... potootW tyodt,
Undoubtedly, .-of ohe a~t>tun ...-In
oui country are vktirlll of the current JM'OPI'
padaboJoqe.
Whet we ue tryinJ to demonatrlte II thtt,
ewn lhouzjl omey preoent-day AonoricaDI ....,
dftermined to iJilore the reiiUonthip biCWM!I run eooiflacatlon ond oyoanny , ...n.-
tyranu hiYe newr owdooked it. It is, thtft.
fore, ale to IIIUillC that would-be tyrants
won't o.edook it either.
fteajsttatJon of privately owned flnumt,
wlll<h hlatooically 'leada to thejr eonfil<:atlon, II
a n0010 ~round the neck. of any free cowtl)'. If
you doubt the validity or that -....
someone who hal suffered under the Nua or
the Communilll. ' •
Copyrll#ft 1914 by TM Jolfll »dt I«WY F~
Conservativ e comment
~ Th~ A mrrican Way Fraturts Wily ,.,. abould ""' -.1-a. IJIIICEF a,S ~ piorides o1 11>e -Ollloo .....-'
exposure or a seriu or su bate to UNICEF or buy UMJCEF 14 rlluel of mllt.. t1Dtruel from C. L. Bdley, UNICEF, For lhe past two months.
news reports have f~used comic books, whkh wrre used cards: Tbll Ia oolJ tbe trelebt coet. 11 /4/ISi.)
attention on a controversy
over school trxtbooks 111 Wrst
1. At least !3 members o1. Tbe milk COITU tbe Amerieao March Cblpll, art11t ol tba m some schools m New Jusey. tbe UN Committee tor UNICEF taspayer $ b' tbe 14lla.uel. 1960 card, ,., a rpoa.or o1
Sa id comi\ books were ban records of coonectioas 7. UNJCEF hu pno mooey Stoekbolm P•ce Appeal, cltecl
Virginia. Few of th e reporu n01hina mo re than outright wUb cited eomml.lllst front or-and mattrta.l S141Plles to Com. &I a comm.ut frODt by tbe
havt" &iven ex<~ct quotts of the p orn o&raphy. The l:Omi~· pn.l.aatsoos. muru.t Mooaolla, Communht House Committee OD liD-
He has ~~~erved OD varlotsll contents, which had .:rtated hooks are "too much" to 2. Ruth E. Crawford. wbo Cuba., Commllllst YUCQala.Yta, Amerlcu Acth1Ues; wu a
committees oftheNelrJ)OrtHar. the uproar. The Novemher 4 rrport m a family newspaper. prepared leaflets aDd propl· C omn1~ Albania. Com .. spOD801' tor Amtrlean Youtb
bor-Costa Mesa Board of Re ... issue of U.S. Nrws and Wt~rld Even the Supreme Court pnda for UNICEF, admitted mtKlilt Bulprla., Commsllt for Democracy, clted bJ tbe
altars and 15 cbalrmao of the Report did just thai. anrt 11 ~~ would have to admit that they membership in the Commtlllst C1eehosloftlda., Comm!.llist attorney CtDII'Il&Dd SeGatl ID-
c lvlc a..tfalrs committee for se-P••ty. CblDa, Comm111llst Haa-•y, teroal SID-CommlttM 11 a an eyeopener. Hett' IS one had no redeemin& social value , -_.. veral years. He also hasaer-.,, •• 01 ,,,., f·o o> , 3. Miss Joyce ,Cam..-ll, CommUbl.t Romanla.,I.DCI oow commUDiatfroat. Yed •-Itt o1 .. .. • ' • yet they wue allowed in some .,..,.. u .... -E a1, -~~ ol'"·l-7 oa var ... us comm HI UNlCEF pro-m omcer, ad-North VIetnam.. nau. r a&"u.& .._. -th N.-rl HarborCha ~ of "Bi o&nphy 2'" book us.-J by :tehools. Who would want to f>"-A -..............~ ad-'-~ • ~-muo:r mltted membership tn com-8, UNICEF ~eeU propa-car.., wu r .. -. •• ._
Comm'l!"ce, the Newport To· hi&h school seniors ·" .... lf rhe wnte such drivrl for cullible m11Dist-troot orgaaizaUons. p.ndtzt Cbrtatmu eYeD tbOugb to tbe Uolted ·statea beca-
morrow Comm.lttee and tbe man in the storr said he children? The comic hooks 4.. Dr. Hans Singer, Swedish tt ll not aCbrl.ltl&Dorp.nia ... of b.1s comm11llst atrllll~
CHART Committee for the City al ready had insurance and if wrre wntten by a PHD, a full socia~ W'boactrisesUNlCEF, Uoo oor eu It..,.., be. I.Dd aethiUea.
of Newport Bee.ch. his attitude was bad -if he prof r u or a 1 Syr ,c use recommended tbat Pakl.stan 9. UNJ:EF auociltes tbe A&JtoiiJo FniCOILl, u11st ol
In 1969 at l.tlii-R•ttors coa-told me to let the hell out ~ University! ll r is (or was) adopt Commlmlst R&ssla'a col-.. n.le ollll cuds w1tb a Cbrl..lt~ 1958 car~ wu a lpOOIO' ol
natl.oo 1D 9u Franc:ltoo, he the11 I'd co back that ntsht and chairman of the Department leetirtst method•. lu llot:y• yet tba ··~ . tflit jWrUtrl ud ArUtta ApiW
woo aD an.rd for the borne b h' I · d $, T.. ftrst -~•·mu of or po I ~"~ o1 ~ tW! YIDit 9111, cited ........ -.. to 1m. nii'Ver carne a aun, of Child ;m d Family Studies, .......-.,.u. 1~ town speecb cootest •lth bls UNICEF,... LudwtiRajctuna.D. Is DOt a part o1 tbe cad"'n. ... m.ut ud ..,.. ...... ~ taUt. "A Uttle lifl (dluptel" never hurt anybody ex cept the head of the Institute of Family 8 Pollsh commaalst, Uoo." (L«ter to J"UDII GliDe 0oq JUocmua. artUit «.,
Vtflan) belleYed to ber home msurance compan1e~ and thrir Re,eau:h and Educa!lon, and 1959 CIJ'~ wu a liCDII ol tbe
town. (Newport~" bastardly thirves anyway -head of the Family Plannin1 Th R" h d R · Aruat FroM to w1a tbe War,
In 197 1, the Realty Board There·s only two ways to open and Popula tiOn In formation e tc· ar s·on e· port HeiCtodUA.U commiiiJ.It.froat bJ
a•arded him the honor ofR•I-a s.afe, you can beat the son of (enter. Presti&ious soundin&
tor of the year. a fdelrted) oprn .or you can Ill irs 5hould not blind parents. Dorta Let, art18t of tbt lt5SI
Over the years theHorn.ths blowtt ~-·· Way bal:k in 1971 , BJaJU'rc:.~L:~CR-~) card,wasas.Ipert.rAm.-teu
always traveled together and There m a nutshell ,~onto !l)'ndicated columnist Paul Commlttee to Sa.q R.,.._.,
have Covered mo .. Ofth.-orld Outdoor reerattoclal Yebl. Out of our ZO mlllloa acr~ e"ed u comm-•~ --.. • of the bas1c cause~ of thr St·ott sounded a warnina of 1 C ,, __ ,_ -·-t for-R -"' e:rcept comm• ... lst C h'~ cles r.,..esent family reera. o luwu ... -, IICUA•, •--~ C·" fotr .... u~a, ram pant crimr we Sel' all over thinas to warch for a nd thr 1 595 000 lasst•--" ....,_ -..,. On Nov. 26, 19!4, Ruth aDd tlon--mom, dad and the ld.@. • ' acres are c ~ Amerlcu Artlst:l CGIIII'IIIt Francis left CleYttland, Ohlo, the country . So callrd abovrfitsinlikeaJ)ove.Scott In ada.ywhenthetaml),yllllit "WIIdtrDtU"ud3$8,600more e1tfldbyHCUA;a.ad8btll&MII
00 their hoDeymooa In a Buick "proaressive educ;ltlOn" •S not sa id · "Conarned parl'nts ls under attack you woukt thlnlt acres cilalllted "prlm1Ufe," 1 .statemat r-.•.ttDr aid b'
Cotmtry Club model car and tra.:hmg ri&ht from wrona. should he on the alert for a that recr•Uoa, •ll.lcb keepl wblcb mei.u NO motorlsed Ytt· the 8oY1It Ualoa a.ad RedCbiaL
dron across the country to Indeed . 11 is rn~·ouraa.ml! rhe ntw nationwide' drivr to curb the fllmlly together; woukt be btclea !_~~erl I BeD Sbalm, lru.t o1 tiM 'Of.
Los Angeles 00 tbetr way to very worst in human nature. their authonty over their encouraged by tbose In poll· Br ~mbtr, 19'7S, 9 ... 1 2 fie1&1 1851 UNICEF c:ard, 1aa
Hooolulu. After a fewdayaalpt Wu t Virainia is not :~n !liOiated chtldrrn. Thr wdl-nnanced Uea. 1t ls lopcal to think Oat per cent of oa.Uoaal forest IIDd beeD auoelatld wltllr 11 com ..
seeing arotmd Los Aagelu, case. This type o f garbage' 1s and orpniztd a !lack "lpinst coYtrDmeri woukt be mOYiDC to ta Ca.lllonla ftl wUderoets maallt froM arpllattcwa Ud
Francis ••t to a tranl agat bema taught in 54-·hools all over parental authority has bee n create DeY opporbmiUu 1M c.lusUlcatioa, Yltb more be1Dg Wbea tbe HOCIM CommittM oD
near the Biltmore Hotel. wbere the country. The teachl'rs art 1 au n c h t d by AI an F . famWes to enjoy tbe cr-t oat-added et'tl1 day, It CCMifiiS Ua .. Amer1cu A.ctiYit&n ~·
• HEADING FOR A CAT • '""'-.E the• were sta ........ aod uted · I bl Th G h P ·d r h doou • • • oewcampsltes, more apprOYts t.beprCJpOMCSacr_,.. tiooed b1m be toot tbl tub ..ng& . ....._..u , ,... not enttre y to arne. l'Y uttmac er, rest ent o t e access to oar aaUoaalaDdstate for tbat c1a.ulftc:attoa., tbe per .. ·-••11m..,
S tl I t ha ---ht that about a trip to HoDOiulu. teach what they are told to Planned parenthood -World centa. wll1 rlao ~ --orne op m s s may ve •--e. The agmt aslred, "When do put.e, more faclllUes for tam.. ce ....... per Pablo Ptca..M:). artllt ot lMl
I ," trach. It is the htrrachy of 811 Popula tion orpnization. This IIJ ,.. ~ --~c bes ··• In eent. n.t ll: a ... tece of IIDd 'Rnl"'IF car• Ia 1 •-~ my post-e ection editorial c1 .--,air WaB you n.nt to CO · Edu c at io n and 8 11 h -•1 · n 1 · w.,... ._ auu 6Z5 1... h~of•··--•~--"""..,. ..., -_, .......,.. Frartcia answered, .. AslJ r.,, y rn uent1a aroup IS now our parta. m oo •e ww ..._, Fnacb eomanat.t &lid tbe ar-
a bit too grim. They f~ a hard to "time, today, tomorrow, theneU Government wh il:h is rl'"ll'stly advoe~ting frderal·financed Is u.t the case? No, tbe dJ-Aa of Ho.,..mber, 197S, 9S tilt of tbe eomm.a.t peaee
believe that our nation ia llttad.ed for day." to blame. Somt of the ntame abortions and stnilization for :recUoo 1a tn tbl opposite way. pe1r cecal: ol 12: mllUoD aeres doYe.
Agent ... "« you want to 10 must be la•d at the fer1 of rveryone wh o wants them "More llDd more pobUc land Ia o tbe aUbDla deaert. wbicb 10. UNICEF 11 aCOidbllc diSaster a& our eleCted offict.il COntinue today you can; otherwi..M tbe 1nd1ffere nt parents. wh o are mcl udin& teenaaen." , btiDC taba from those who bad r.rm.bld 11 m1111oa Yll.l-aceat lor UJR:SCO, ita .....
the wild spending spree ~--already nut sallinl Is DOt wHk." too busy to look mto what ts Parent:tl authority is on cu oa1J tD))y 1t from are-tor...daJI for recr-.UaDIDlr72, orpptyttoo I& tbe Ollted lfa.
r 1 q"" -·~ d h ert1Uoaal Yeblcle. •en addld u b'blddle •ter-1 ....... UI!ESCO -·· ·~-pushed UB toward runaway ......... ton. But ranc '• -e s-.,...-u, an every ay course at t e lhc way out ;md Sodalism is lfm.ty ... ftYe per cent of all rttorr to tha J-1/2 mtllloo •· I~NEA, n• .. -.... =.._ ..... oclOOol ~ said, "Why I lboapt IYti'J• neiahborhood school. While on tht w1y in the little school of o1f 11 It diMrt l1ftu., .,. "" _. .....
just consider two recent .... itemS =l~u.~ Anples weot to the parrnu' attention is on house on your street. Muy =~~·::.:f..!:C~:; =~~~ .muc'b: ud tmiiHIS by ::r:r.~~~upo.,aod
and see if you optimists -.any note Ageot-... "Does nerybody lD forced busin&, 5omeone is parents are well awau: of the 1a.adl 1a Callf«nla are reliant b1maoa. er11.te 1 ~ liP be-
of h~e for cutting dawa money NewYort.cotoEurope?" flnlins the mind' of their d•na ert i nvolved i n pPOD.,metyplofrnoilx'Yebl.· CoaP"NliiiD'Wbelqubd tw ... cblldr .... JIUI(Ib.
give-away: ... ~~:1\.. Frucli--''BtJt, tlat's zsoo children. government ·c o ntr o lled ele. EYtatbeftYeptrCelltwbo to 1Dcl11•75uotber J•~ "Tbel18der ....... IUaldc·
,. ""'f miles away," Probably one of the most Khools. Those who nn afford lltb mat 111e a Ytblcleof.,me aertl ll'., -w-u Diftc:aat put to p1aJ la tM
0n the national SCene "'Ita iliis little Agent-. "So Ia Honolula, Till b I a Ian I e 1t amP I e s of it 1re &endinl their kids to kiDd to pt to thl pWce •ben Amtrlea IIIIo proldblted IUd c:lal1d'l --tloa. 1tGt oaJr cu
gem: "Congress completed a.cttoe CJn mass ss CalawaU "Will be t..-n.t: at mind-pollution Wa5 the re cent private tchoolt. Some who tbeJ ltart tbelr bite. Alter all, for mot.or ftbleiM. TlllttJ.... t.t correct _, of tlltl .....
can't 1fford the tuition 1re YM c&-x biU lDto tbif Mo· of tbeM ar~ COIDflriiiDr 1,. of boiM tra~~at, • tt a.1r10
transit legislation as the HOUM IIJPrOVed LETTERS· TO EDITOR te~china their chiJdren at Jan Orrteert • cllmb MOUlt ZS0,5Haer.,ara.18C&Uionl ... caaprtp&HtMQIItlfDr._ ...
a $11.8 billion aid bill --for the first ho m•. Mony '" u ol no WlollooJ an lbo waytrom-.. lo, -ol II lo •dlo _, beratolp lot 1110 -lol -loly ·
I M c G u rfy Ruden and ton Loa: Aace• or Su JPru. ar• __. B.L.M. e-*r'oL C,.,. I bl:tc* I DWD:!O't t me authorizing federal .W.Idles for • GETTHEIIESSAGE? -paid ro. tbete'-·-.cuJOf(l no,•• .. Pirl, ol-ol ·.,.-...:.1 ~"-~w .. lol , .____.._ _. ......... did Webster's Blue Back Speller. -.. tb.la -~ -~~ .. • •-T--u subway .,.atems.'' Editor oltbe F•mp, ---_.,,ee ._. ·-•UOMJ puU, -.. ... __ u.dlrt 'laC). _ _, 1 wu &maud ud Jboetllld tcbOol c1t1tr1ct emplo)'8H. The West Vi ra l aia Judi ud came r.,_.. ,.._ U.t ......, ,. ......... Ud ••.tt:JalcuO.dblllr--Be::: ~~~~e ri~:.,.:;r• ·a. ~~~~ fbi =ted~==:! -= = ~cb.,. time n• ~:~r:;~~Y :71~ ~:':u~ ~~: :;..:, c:-.:_=•:: !!: •= ,:;: ::: = ~r:::.:: .:r-:...::
ta.lk1.Dc .._. patt:lq tM ...... .-c:tldadr•UJc ltw:leaUc:. ~asia 1nd the elimination of WI, I:..Citpackilrl Ud borN-.... al a. WWd. TOll dae't ... CUr ..,.._. .., n1111r
Newport $118,500 of funda otYOI)' doflllod tu ooonltlo 1110 allopd -lor Reb 'u od f·appo;noed npena who beet rltlora. ..-.., -,.. plio lo ro-pr---,.. w-
and 1.8 Meking to line Cities lDcr ..... Propol1tioa Z, • till t.c.nul? thlnk they know wfl•t ls bat Br ltll, CMIIdoor reer..ua.-twa to -JIU • ,...._ pakll t ... 1 •II frll "'
SO that tbe county can bouaing bi.Uot apjll Ia tUber Mara CoUWt aD al tbl Uml ud ror the atudent1. ThaR It no au.N .... aware tat ftole OltdDir r~ tMiultl;"a.t-..lll!leMitl·
or M&J allf75. _, ..-a bJ the eellool diJ. need to rnort to violence, but ...-tloM al deelrt Ud lbD , " ~~ .... _-:., •.:..';; wtlll '*" 1 ....,, -'hrt grant.'' And there WU word c4 It ..-rs Ullt aaiJ ...-trtet ...... ....,._. •n ~hera il a need for alert Ylft brtlrc elolltrd oiJ tt _. rlllltl, '' •-a. tlllbt,.. ..._, 0 ra ,; -
obje .... on•-om our =~c~~==~~:~~~:. ._...,. ol, or--· -~-.. --Qea-bJ ..... , .... -..... -. --... ... , .... tbe tr• , ...... ot ... ...._ • -100 -1111 ... n. ..,..... roa·e-. _._ __ -lot --• -1o
that we 1hould Instead help p..,lle ._..., llolo propa • .,. JOOool'l M!W SL.A-.:E ELECTED YltoordriYOrra•., ... -. -on -• _._nor
cut dOWD the fearlome ctetlctt. woold ea•--'" toJOOI · Mol ""!' .. -~-IY C.M. ODD PI!LLOWS wore tae m saod •-"",J"' 81• ....... nnlJI-lldo_..,..,_.,lut. -----11"-C.. -....... 21 ••• py. a-....... I .-u .... ll_,,a.. We're ln deep trouble--· IIDd lt'U e,_ o1 1be llll1al .... lot *• •-_,.. LO O.P '----.· ,_.,~:':1 011 -•. ~ 1-s. nloW tfnarat-fotr • :.!L 1lu--··•• -1000'• 11-.. II • 1-...,.... cet a wbole lot worse -"veto .. ... ..... .,.., ... - --II' .............. _., • · 011 Mot.-.stii',U.JliCIIIIt &IIIW ... ~~a--Zllldtlt. ........... PlrrJIII 1111,.,.. tiii·Ddfl I ..... PI 51 ....-..... pruua· Co.creN olfree told _...,_'l_llr·looor 11 a m -1to1ar • 11...., ..,,= • -ton• .-It ... -""""-! ta-to-=,~ ,.U 1otac DeXt year. W ._. c.,.," s II • ._ .... .w 1 .,.. ~ ,.rr n· ••••1ta, ...... .,-_'-' ~ .. 11111.'11_,.....,_ z
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Until Christmas,
fOR WHII...B THBY LAST)
Punlop Yellow
Tennis Balls
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PRESBNT.J
TRAVEl Ate .
16th s. ..... ~IES 1974.7s
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE AUDITORIUM
•r-o..: FAI ROAD, COSTA MESA
1974
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· BASi~TS, BARGAINS AND BRIDGE --tor tbe bliod.
StaodlDg 1n froot of a gtprtlc cud, Mrs. Peter Fluor,
left, and Ml.u Dorothy DePuydt shoW hro of the !MUIIUll
bl.sket g1ftJ: U.t will be ava.Uable al the buaar u a J:Ut
ot the beoeftt hmcheon tor the'BraHle lnstit• Audlbry
of Newport Beach, The party wUI be held Dec, 2 from 11
to "p.m. at Ule Stutt Shirl r estaurant, Mariners Mlle .
Yule voices ring again
"We wish you the merriest The 1974 planning eommft-
• , • the merriest •• _.,. tee inclUdes: W1U!am D. Lust,
The hearty rt!!lfraln wiU 9000 chairman; Harry Babbitt, Guy
echo again amidst the ~tlltter. Claire, Walter w. Cntteodeo
log hollday splendor of the Bal. J r., Andy Devtoe, Bill Faw.
boa Bay Club for the many cett, Robert Guggenheim, Will
h'lends and supporters or Hoa t.: Lay man, and Judge Mark A.
Hospital who, tllroughthe years, Soden. Decontioo.s wiU be co-
have attended the traditional ordlnated by Mrs. Robert c.
"Voices of Christmas" ball. Miller, Mrs. Charles White.
The 10th annual ball, featur-head, and Mrs. Barry Allen.
lnr as always the m11Sic or Inv itations chairman ts Mrs.
Les Brown, Sonny Burke, and Phil Scheid.
tbe "Voices of Christ mas," Among those hosting tables
11 set for Tuesday, Dec. 10. for the event are: Dr: and Mrs.
Thla yule event dates from 1964, Hansel Benvenuti;.. Mr. and Mrs.
when television and motion Ben Deane; Dr. and Mrs.
picture celebrities and fr iends Thomas Doan; Mr. aDd Mrs.
of Les Brown and his partner Robert Guggenheim; Mr. and
SoMy Burke, whO had for some Mr s. George Hoag U; Mr. and
years been singing together as Mrs. A. Vl.ncentJorgensen; Mr.
a nelgtlborhood caroling group, and Mrs . WtllJam Messenger;
decided to dedicate their hoi!-Mr. aoo Mrs. James O'Keefe;
day efforts toward raising funds Mr. and Mrs, Georre Rtley;
for hospltal equipment to aid Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schu-
beart patients. macher; Willard S. VoU; and
Haag's anaual giving cam-Mrs, Gene Washburn.
'N UfC rae ke r ' •. ~ -~ ·-.S~'!_~-~-.d .::~:;1Ll;;IM;;E;;;~;;I£;;oo.:;;R;;y~;;-;;;;~A;;Cif;;;' ;;;;;00;;CD;;~;;•;;:;;·.:;;';;i;iv,; .. ~~~·
TN ~wporl llaUet Ala. w:1 Will ,. u..,..--..u uaua •
wtu pr... T1elle.Urowd;J''a CompaQ)', the NaUo•l Bau.t
''M*neUr" at Newport flar. ot Hollmd lad tbe NatJoaal
bor bl!llll ICbooJ at lp.m,su.... Ballet ol CUI.da. Hta partaer,
day, Dec. !1, a.od Z:SO p.m . Wlss Sanh Loomt., ls a stu.
IGDdaJ, Dee. 21. dent at Newrort 'tarbor h.llfl
Tbt production, !.IMler tbe schOol. Havtnc ltudled ballet
dlrectlon of Yooa Franees, wtn stnce sbe was 8, abe was
fe&ture R. Cl1Jitc:m RothWell a.Dd awarded an honorary scholar·
Sarah Loomll,tbeNewport&J. slltp for study at tbe School
iet Company lDd the Jllllor of Fine Arts La Banff, Alberta,
Ballet workahop. Proceeds Canada. She and Mr. Rothwell
trom tbe performance wtll go ~rformed In Seattle for the
toward scbolarshl.ps and future Pac1ftc Regional Ballet Festival
performaoces. last April,
R. CUnton Rothwell, co~l-Dancers from the Company
rector of Uie Newport Ballet appearlng In the performance
Company, tlas won awards at are Wendy DeMla; Sara Geyer,
the 5thlnternatlooalballetcom-Tert House, PameD. lUtton,
peUUoa at Varna, Bulprla. As Melanie Jerdtlns, Sosle Owen,
a priDc.lpal dancer be appeared Barbara Price, Jeol Richards,
ENGAGEMENT of Cyndl Such.
ard to Philip Mino of f01mtain
Valley Is aMOunced by Cyndl's
mother, Mrs. Susan Antonelli
of Newport Beach. Cyndl at-
tended Newport Harbor hlg11
school and Oklahoma Sta te Un!.
versUy. Her fiance, son of Mr.
and Mr s. W. Hanaoka of Los
An ge les, Is a graduate of John
M Jlr high SChool and IS now
employed a:-: a ser vice field
terhntclan In ·Long Beach. The
Wedding '4"111 be held feb. 8
aboar d th e Queen Mary. Long
Beach. (P ho to by Jr ffrty)
Merry Ruy, Jana StaUoos and
Susan Shugarman. Dancers
from the Juntor Ballet work.
shop are Lori Lee, Laurie Mitt-
man, Kathy Loomis, Molly ,As·
lela, VIcky Bontra, Laetltia
May, Carol Baker, Tawn y
Geisel, Amanda Wray, Marta
Halderman and Lynelle How-
ard.
Tickets cost $3.50 for adu.lts
and $Z tor children ~ to age
12.
COOL ME. MADAM
Old .,.omen once hdd curative powers-or so folks
behe'>'ed. Their wrinkled !lands laid on feverish brows
were thought to cool the fever. Now, in this 1o&den
era of m()l(krn medicine:, we have more reliable
ll)(:thods of reducm8 temperatures. But, remember, a
tenlperatun:-•S only a symptom ... not an illnes.s in
Itself. Fevers h<t V(' many caus~ ... some minor ..
Wll)(: serious So. be sensibk:. When you or a member
of your fam•ly •s ill. le\ your doctor do the dtaa~:nosina
and pfCiCnbmg. Then. tf medicatton is necessary,
let us fill h1s prcs.;:ripl•on promptly and accurately.
Christensen Phal1nacy
:1021 F; COAST JntT .. COBOKA DEL MD
OIUOLE 1·2550
ADULT ADMISSIOM AT DOOR ••
STUDEMT AIIMISSIOM ·AT DOOR ••• $ 1.00
SEASON TICKETS
(Good lor any six odminlono)
ADULT :. S12.50 STUDENT _-SS.OQ
pallfl ls being launched simul-
taneously wlth the "Voices"
bollday messagE!. All (ifts r e-
ceived during UUs special hoi!.
Emblem officials elected
AVAILABLE. AT:
Newport Harbor Klftld8 Chlb, Box 1501, Newport
· Belch, 91SU, ste.Zl&S or UJ' member of the .!!!!!!!!!!Harbor Kl ...... Cblb.
Vit_,;,u, f· ,_.i,.rrtds
Crrtiftrd Raw MilJt.
Fntit a Vrfrtt~bln
'1
10"/o Off .,
AMERICAN DIETARY LMH
VITAMIN
CELEBRATION SALE!
044·7733
CHET & SHIRL. EY WHIP' .. Ll
1628 .!.IACARTIIt;H DJ.\·o .
X Y.WI"URT BEACH. C.\ J.I.F.
(H•rbor Vlrw Cuhr)
period will help remode l Members and guests of New-
equip areas of the hospital port Harbor Emblem Club No.
complete.! In the bW.kHng 394 of Newport Beach wlll ga-oroonm that cUmaxedthlspast ther at the Newport Beach Elks
GUts In tribute of the Lodge Nov. 30 hr the annual
may be made I:Jirthday ., -of the cliJb. The
from r eservatioos 1 p.m. tll lou~r will be prece-
evem. ded b~· 6 p.m. social hour.
tt y eater&a.lnment . ~trs. Virgil Bates of Costa
t~~~~~~i.for thls year's bi.U Mesa Is president of the gro~. tba reedlngoi "'One The vtce.prestdent, Mrs.
• by Job.n wayne, James Carr, Is dinner chair-
before Christmas," man, assisted by the Mmes.
by Andy Devine, and Geor ge CorbiU'i , Joseph Leb-
new look at the old son en, Raymond Mitchell, Em er.
shoe, 1 spectalty traditionally son WentzeU, Robert Ransaand
offered by Buddy Ebsen joined and Kenneth Westman. Donation
this year by his daught~r Bon. for the pr im e r iiJdinner ts$5.50
nle, Master of cer emonies for and res~?rvalions may be made
evening wtll be Harry Bab-by . catlin~~: Mrs. Carr at 645.
4339,
The loca l charitable club ~
afllll.ated with the CaUforn!a'
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
UNKNOWN TlftE. YOU l'U.<\Y EVE~
HAVE SEMPEWTS ON YOUR CAR
AND NOT KNOW IT.
Clubs, anrt the Supreme Emblem
Club of the United States of
America. Meettn gs are held
the seeond Tuesdayolthemonth
at 8 p.m. in the Newport Elks
l.od ...
Annua l election of outcers
was held at the Nov . IZ meet-
tor. Chosen leaders tor 1975
loc.lude: Mrs. Ja.mesCarr, pre-
sident; Mrs. Vlrgtl Bates. ju.
nior past president; Ms. c.
A short history of the
oldest rubber company and
the ~166 Super Sport Tire, etc.
s.m.-lt ttet-n PNk.int thi"'ll out of nAiber bKil lf'l 112-4. Wt!tn
can at'"' -'ont. -tot Wtto \ht 1;,. but!,..., Mi"l Aunr~. _ . ..,.
.,....... t"'inMr.t OUO" tirM lor • CIOr'l'ltMnetlon of hltft...,._, end tor·
t~ AIPI"' clrovl .. OOf'ditloN. Out Mt•"""' si:lort tite -
~ • orlfi~ .,.-,Jpnwnt On tNi PorwcN t12 -*· .............
Alldi, .nd VW hive eomt With s.tftperit ,..._,. 100. 10 YOU ,....v
...,. drlftl'l on ~·u ..ct ,.n llroown lt. WI..,.,...... • Nlbh of
comillt out on toP In r8d!M ,,,.. pert..,.,.,._ -. ..,lnt ben•
thlo I 'ell of tifW YCM1: hll.-hlltd of, It you .-.t e -... tty tiN
tt • riiiOM!blt prlel .,., ... ,...,..toM ·~• __.. --
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Or'ti'* lqu.,_. on Ltte Moftl
100x11 Tu...._ ll.elll•lls
$21 !~ ... ~
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$25!~ .....
Stool Bolt Rodiols
11tllbt3
$38!~, ...
-Bolt llodills ......... ,., ................
$42~_..,.,
IIAJA IWIKS of 1525-1/! W,
Baltloa Blfd., Ceatral Newport.
a stadeqtat La.Veroe aaw school,
us beea elected SoatbernCau.
tornia Ylce.presidellt of the
Callfonlla Law St.s.ot A.sSD..
for 1975. TIM eleetk»D ftl held
at the UDal.l eoonat:Jon beld lD
coojwac:tiall wtttl tbt coaveotkxl
ol the CaiUDm&a Trill IAwy.ra
........ BonriJ HUI8.
Boltlnghouse, vice-president;
Mrs. Wayne Th uestad, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. f r efl ~
vine, treasurer; V. WhUelaw,
recording secr etary; Mrs. Don·
a ld lacobont, first trustee; Mrs.
.Jotul Sarno, second trustee;
Mr s. ferdinand Gies, third
trustef'; Mrs. Br uc e Stevens,
first assistant marshal; Mrs.
Robert Ransa, second assts.
tanf marshal; Mrs. Emerson
Wentzell, chaplain; Mrs. Rlr h-
ard Marvin, or g:1nlst: Mr s. John
Phillips, press corresponrtent;
Mr s. Raymond Mltr:hell, his-
tor ian; Mrs. Sylvester Capalbo,
first guard; Mr s. Charles J::v-
ans, second guard.
Thf' pr esident-elect. Mr s .
Carr, has appolntert Mr s.
Geor ge Corha rl as marsha l.1nd
Mrs. A.O. Moses as cm·res-
pondtng secr etary. The lnstal-
LIIlon 11'111 be held in th~ Elks
Locl~ Jan. 12, at 2 p.m.
COL. MILLER ASSIGNED
TO LUKE AFB, ARIZONA
Air For ce Lt. Col. Burtoo
T . Mi ller J r ., son of retired
Air f or ce Colonel and Mrs.
Burton T. MUler of 311 5 Platte
Dr lYe, Costa Mesa, is an opera-
Uons otftcer with the 58tll
TacUca.l f ly ing Trainlllg Wing,
Luk11 AFB, ArlJ. He euned hJs
B. S. 11egree and commission
In 1958 ~n rraduation from
the U. S. MlUtary Academy
aDd received his Y . S. degree
In 1964 from the Alr Force
Institute ofTeehoology, Wright -
Patterson AFB, Ohio.
CHERI GRADUATES
Navy airman Cheri E.
Chamberlain, of
and Mrs. C. H.
of Zf5 Mesa Drive, Costa Mesa,
lll.s (nd1Ated from recru.tt
tnlnlng tor •omen at tbeNa'llJ
Tralnlng Center, Or lando, Fla.
She Is scheduled to report to
A•liUoo Electroalcs Tech-
nician School, Mllllqton. T-.
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lbo ~-W:W:b ar?ao :a ---Ill ~-.,_ • ..,. fami.JJ'• ute. 1t 11 tbl $10,000 to .-,ooo, .......abe
samt db o. COIDIIIaltJ IDII Mm,I"J.
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"'nla --"' --A.Lill OZ1GU!CSKI, fl 7oft,-y .... ,. •• ,...-. "SaYIDp, aeeom;Uabl4 Cll a uce," M1u MtUa ald. .. of. PGNI wtth b1J wtte aDd 1011 aad' Coroll dllllar uu.t
, ~ , maulYe -=ale. wbicb cd at.o ftra a famUJ of two --1Ftlb • c tJdt Zak:b at tbt ...,..,., ot ·Yr, Dll . .,..lld.'a tlldbU at
,... ... • become tbe eouree of r., ... Jwlt two ~ Ull · .ODt tiM Clyde Zllleb Glllery, 1100 E. Coast Hwy., COI'ODI de1
... . tor tmportam, b .. le Dtllda, jollll ae:co.t ...... a...ue. oa Mar. Tbt ab1bU ~ .. lh.pu coatbl•• tbroaeb Dec. Z9.
whlcb P'eallJ uslat 1D com-$1!0,000." (Sally R..,. -.)
UGAL NOTIC! Ll~ 1101'1CI LIGAL IICril"a · • . UGALMO~CI·
C?TY OF NEW!'OOT BEACH
POLICE DEPA.RTMENT
THE TlARE DANCERS land..oitbd bJ Ttare herself. are
DOW QPell'ing Friday • aad Saturday eY81liDp at Kam's,
Z1Z1 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar. Tbeee JCMmC llldlu
Dave preseoted their Polynesian programs aU OYer Southern
CallfornJa am have also appeared on tele'f'lsiorl. Tfare
has performed on the mainlaDd professto-.lly tor 8 years
and recalls her first job bere as a da6eer wu wttb tbe
South Sea Islanders. She is the founder or Ttare Produc-
tions me. In Huntington Beach, which provides luau entertain~
ment all over tbe Southland,
Pollee tmclatmed property to be aiCUoMd at tbe City
Corporattoo yard, !59! Superior, 10:00 A.M., Satwdi,J,Decem-
ber '7, 1974. PurebaHI are made Oil ID u la ~.DO
pan.atet Oil, pby.teal twK!IttOD of ttema .,..,.
PlymeDtl mult be paid lD eu:b or loell cbte.U ImiHdlately
after a bid 1.1 accepted IDd all parcbuel mlllt be nmond '
from the Corpontloll Yard at tbe eoncluloo of tbe a.-:UOD.
Lot I Unit Oeser l;t1oo Dr. Nambeir
1 parts Mise. Bike parts fll'lou
Z 1 Bicycle, boys. 20", gold, ScbwtDA
NB COUNCIL SUMMARY . .t
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Monday night's Newport
Beach City Council meeting
acted on the followi.Dg agerx:ta
matters:
• UOO mLE beach lease ap-
praisal agreement was ok:ayed,
and an lrYine ftrm was hired
to appraise eerta.tn beaches that
residents may again want to
lease fl'om the etty. Later, an
appralsal could be made of
still more beaehftont on the
Isle.
approved for elreulattontores-
taurant owners for their com-
ments. Tbe ordll'lanee wtll be
discussed agaln at the Dee. 9
meeting.
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9 • UNDERGROUND UTILITY
districts were established on
Coast Hwy. from Jamboree to 10
MaeArthm, and on Jamboree
from San Joaquin Hflls Rd. 11
to Santa Barbara Dr., for mov~
iJlg overheldwlreslmderground 12
In those areas. 13
• LITTER CONTROL pro-14 nance, changed rromaaeulier, gram for keeping local beaches 15
more restrictive proposal, was relatively tree or Utter was 16
approved, with a tentathe bOO-17
get or $5,000 for nelt summer. 18 A elt.!zeos committee to work
• FOOD HANDLING or di-
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Council of the
City of Newport Beach wUl
hold a public. hearing regarding
~odlfleatlon No, 855. rtqt~est
of Daniel c onn,uy and JOilD
Usley to construCt a four IIlli.
development on an R-3 site
located at 131 9 East Balboa
BouleYUd, on the south side
of East Balboa Boulevard be-
tween "E" and ''F" Streets
on the Balboa Peninsula (In
connection wtth ResulxU.,isloo
No. 403); and aeeeptaDCe of
an EnYiroomental lmPJet Re-
port.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-
THER GIVEN that the said pub-
lic bearing wtll be held oo
the 9th day of December, 1974,
at the hour or 7:30 P.M. in
the Council Cham ben or the
City Hall of the City of New-
port Beach, Call.forn.la, at which
time and place any and all
persons interested may appear
and be heard thereon.
Laura L.agtos
City Clerk
City of Ne"J))rt Beach
Publls h: Nov. 28, 1974, 1n the
Newport Harbor Ensir;n.
LEGAL NOTICE
out details will be appointed 19
Dec. 9. 20
• DOVER-COAST HWY. sec-
tion study, aimed at speeding 21 up trattlc , was directed, with 22 city trame officials told to
work wtth the state I.D mall:blg 23 e......_ wbleb could loel'llde 24 eUmination of left turns off
Coast Hwy. Into Bay Sbores. zs
• COVE eoodomtnlum pro-
ject was given a clean btu of 26 health., but with the eoodlt::loo 27 that the wklth of tbe proposed
sidewalk along Bayside Dr. be 28 reduced to allow for mor e 29 laDdscapi.ng or the eontrofer-30 stat Cove wall tbere. 31
• CHRmMAS decoratloo
plans for community and bust-32 ness gro~s were approved,
subject to approval by the city 33 manager ·of each deeontton 34 proposal.
• BALBOA BLVD. widening 35 project weotabeedwlth aeqlllsl.
tloo or 2 lots at 3410-3420 36 w. Balboa Blvd., Wi!st New-
port. 37 • DELANEY Cannery Vii-38 lage appeal from a Plan.ll.IDg 39 Commission deolal of plans to 40 build a commercial complex 41 on Lido Pentnsula ns set for 42 a pubUe heartng oo Dee. 9.
LIGAL MOTICI 43
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(NBPD 4494)
Bicycle, boys, 20'', onnra, Stlqray
Btcyele, girls, 20", lfetD, S-.rs
Bicycle, boys. 20", blue, SUngray
(NBPD 15857)
Bicycle, girls, 20", purple, SchwinD
Bicycle, boys, 20'', bll.et,.Hutty
(CIIPD 11276)
Bicycle, OOys, 20"l yellow, Chopper
(LAPD 74-130681
Bicycle, boys, 20'', silver, Sch'WiDD,
Fnme<>nly
Bicycle, boys, 20", red, Schwlnn
(NBPD 4-8157)
Bicycle, boys. 27", green, SchWinD
Frame Only
Bicycle, girls, 20", blue, Stingray
Bicycle, girls, 20", yellow, Sehwlm
Bicycle, glrlJ:, 20", purple,Setnrion
Bicycle, girls, 20", yellow, Sehwlon
Ble~ele, boys, 20", yellow, Scbwlnal
Bicycle, boys, 20", greeD, Scbwl.nD
Bicycle, boys, 27", sllver, Murray
10 ....
Bicycle, boys, 27", green,SchwiDn
Btcycle, boys, 27", r ed, Derailer,
10 ....
Bicycle, boys, 20'', red,Scbwlno
B:leyele, boys, 20", yeUow, Stingray,
Frame ,Only
Bicycle, boys., 20", blue, Rufty
Bl.eycle, boys, 27", red, SebWtDD,
10 ....
Bicycle, boys, 27", orange, Schwinn.
10 ....
Bicycle, boys, 26", white, Schwinn
Bicycle, bOys, 2'7", orange, Scbwi.DD,
10 ....
Bicycle, girls, 13"'', green. Murray
Bicycle, boys, 20", yellow, SchwinD
Bicycle, girls, 20", gold, Royce UnJon
Bicycle, boys, 27", purple, Schwinn,
10 ....
Bicycle, boys, 27", brown, SetnrlDD,
Frame Only
Bicycle, boys, 24", green, Sears
Bicycle, boys, 27", wblte, Pennerest,
Frame Ooly
Bicycle, boys, 27", silfer, Nlsb.1.t.l.
PO OPCI.
Bicycle, boys, 27", wbJI:e, Peugeot,
10 ....
Bicycle, boys, 2'7", gold, Huffy, 10spd,
Bicycle, girls, 20", piDk, SU.Dg:ray
Bicyc le, boys, 26", bDek, Robtohood
Bicycle, boys, 16", blue, Scb1rln.D.
Bicycle, boys, 2'7", Red, Pooch, lOIIPd.
Bicycle, boys, 2'7", blue, Williams,
10 ....
Blcyele, 2'7", yellow, Sebwtnn, 10 spd,
Bicycle, boyt, 26", blue, To~a D
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING tween 28th street and Lafayette Autrteh&lO lip!.
NOTICE L$ HEREBY GIVEN Anoue. 45 1 Bicycle, boys, 27", red, Sehtrtnn,
that the City Council of the General Plan Ameodmeot.No. 10 spd.
City of Newport Beach will 14, amending the LaM Use, 46 1 Bicycle, boys, 26", gnen, Standard
bold a public Dearing r eprding Residential GtowthandReerea. 48 1 Bicycle, boys, 36", orange, Standard
the following amendments to Uon and Open Space Elements 49 1 Bteyete, boys, 26", rut. Royce tJruon
the Newport Beach General to re'f'i&e the open space destg-50 1 Bicycle, boys, 20", yellow, Stingray
Plan: nations tn the Harbor View 51 1 Bicycle, boys,!?", grMD, DeraUer,
74-01594
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74-07523
74-07589
74-07652
74-07668
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74-08074
74-08080
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74-08317
74-08318
74-08334
74-08528
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General Plan Amendment No. Htlls area by delet:ln.g the open 10 spd. 74-0HU
3, amending the C1reulatloo space "pueo" adjacent to the 52 1 Bicycle, boJs. Z7", bbw, s.ra, lOIIpd. 74..oa&l4
Element to change the eJassi-Su JoaquiD Resenotr lDd e, 54 1 Blcyele. boya, 27", red, Campapo,
flcatlon or Bison Anoue be-reducing the eztent ot the 0J*1. 10 Jlld.
tween Jamboree and Ma cArthur space destp.Ucm on the~-55 1 Bicycle, bofs, 10", blwl, Sturdee
Boulevard from a prtma.ryroad erty sldeotSpygJ:auHillsRold. 56 1 Bicycle, boft, ZS", black, Scbwt..aa
to a secondary road and/or Gi!oeral Plan Amendmeat No. !57 1 Bteyele, boJa, !6", creeo, o.teral
a relocattoo of the intersectloo 15, amea:!IDg the Laad UN 58 1 Bteyele, boyt, h", red, Sent.
of Bisoo Avenue and Jamboree, Elemeat tor tbl property .o.&b 59 1 Bteye .. , lb'll, 20", purple, SebwtJ:m
aod/or other reallpmeot ot of Faralloa Orin uc1 Ita u-SO 1 Bteycle, boyt, !0", yellow, Bu1labot
the street system I.D that area. teuloo to MaeArtlu' ao.u.n.rd 61 1 BteJele, bora. Z8'', bran, CeatwJoo,
CA:I,eral Plan Ameodmeat No. 1D Newport c.._, nt...Unc 10 IPL
9, ameadJ.n&: the ClrcalaUoa tbe ''Rec:.r.tloM1 &ad M.arlDe 6Z 1 Blcyele, bo7a, 20'', red, lttaenJ
Element to delete therefereoce Commercial" c~Migatloa, 1a 6S 1 Bicycle, bOJS. !0'', P'"' ~ ODiy
to the DoYe Drtfe/Cout Hl.ch-conjqDctioD wttb •• Admlllllttra-&4 1 WcycM, elrll, !0'•, pcpll. lnl'-.
way lllterseetloo as a grade. ttn, ~ofeulol:ala.nd FJnaaelal Frame OllJ
HIJU'&ted I.Dtercban(e. Commercial" u e•r•IJ 65 1 Btcyde, bOJI, 10'', ncS.Ik...,._ ~tra1 Plu AmeodmentNo. dtlipe.ted, aortber}J to Far~ 66 l BteyeM, clrl:l. &e", P'Mit, leu•
11, •mtadlDc the LOd u .. alJoD DriYe aad ill .,........,., &'7 1 BkJela, IJo1a.. 1'7", red, MariEn.
E?etnoot b' tbo proporly 011 to II~~<:Artllar -.d. 10 ..,S.
1M _, -of tbo ,...., GaMra1 Plu Am-ootl?o. 14 I BkYOia, ,.,...,.,, ,.UOW, a-.,,
Cora. drt1 Mar FrMW~y, bt~ 1'7, am..ttac tbl Reczwtlaa 10 llllt
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MIPI.. -ct. to ?ac:Pa 1att 171o .,._p tor -70 I Blqelo, ,.,... 1'1", ..... llc:Ptwtu,
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74-0IIW
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Bicycle, boys, 27", blue, Schwinn.
10 ....
Bteyele, OOys, 26". black. stiDdar4
Bicycle, boys, 26", bl ... , S tpt.
Btcycle, 11J'ls, 26", blue. Se~
Bicycle, boys, 27 ", cold, BereDles,
10 ....
Bicycle, girLs, 26", cokt, Studard
Bicycle, boys, 2'7", wbite, PellpOt,
10 ....
Bicycle, boys, 26", gold, Wapi,
PO OPCI.
Bicycle, ctrla, 26", bl ... , Schwtrll,
3 ....
Bicycle, boys, 27'', brown, SchWinn,
10 ....
Bicycle, boys, 26", green, staodard
Bicycle, boys, 21", blue, Scbwtnn
Bicycle, OOys, 27", bron., Sebwtno,
10 ....
Bicycle, girls, 26", ora.nge, 3 5P(1,
Bicycle, boys, 21", blue, Derallar,
10 ....
Bicycle, boys, 27", orange, Huffy,
PO OPCI.
Bicycle, boys, 27", wblte, Sports
Spocla~ PO OPCI.
Bicycle, boys, 27", wblte, WUa.no,
10 ....
Bicycle. girls, 26", bllek, Raletp,
3 ....
Bicycle, boys, 26", on.n.ce, l'f'er.ao,
PO OPCI.
Bicycle, boys, 27", green, Puther,
10 ....
Bicycle, girls, 26", green, Schwinn,
3 spd.
74-018'75
74..011120
74-0H5S
74...()!4111
74-01616
74-02871
74-03000
74..()3165
74-03Z80
74-0UI!
74-03309
74-0!S82
74-0S6S5
74..03795
74-03801
74-03829
74-03867
74·03897
74..03964
74..059'75
74-04092
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3 .... 74-04245
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Btcycle, boya, 27", brown, SclaWlllll., ~ . . • , 10 .... . __ 1...,....
Bicycle, cirls. !7", bJact, Astra,
10 ....
Bicycle, boys, 20'', n!d, Fakoo.
Bteycle, boys, 27", white, Hutry,
PO OPCI.
Bicycle, boys, 26", black, Raleigh,
3 ....
Bicycle, boys, 20'', black. Sars, 5 spd,
Bicycle, boys, 20'', gold. Puther
Bicycle, boys, 26", red, Sears
Bteyele, boys, 2'7", blue, Bottecchta.,
,74.04550
74-04575
74-04682
74-04798
74-04M<
74-04818
74-04957
10 spd, Frame Only , 74~1
Bicycle, girls, 24", white, Sebwlm .74-05011
Bicycle, boys, 26", green, Roddy. hpd. 74..o5052
Bicycle. boys, 26", W'bUe, M111T1y,
3 ....
Bicycle, boys, 2'7' ', gold, Royce U:nloc,
10 ....
Bicycle, girls, 20", purple, SelrWinD
Bicycle, boys, 2'7", yeUow, American
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74~87
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Eagle, Frame Only 74-05424
Bicycle, girls, 26", blue, Royal Scot '74-05467
Bicycle, boys, 2?", red. Nlsl, 10 apd. 74..0S505
Bicycle, girls, 26", blue 74-0!5539
Bicycle, clrls, 26", black, Sears 74-0!5897
Bicycle, girls, 26", blue, Pucoe, 3 spd. 74-05752
Bteye'-, girls, 26", blue, Sean 74...0S732
Bteyele, boys, 27", blue, Steyr, 10spd. 7f-0!5786
Bieyele, boys, 27", brown, MotoBeeaDe.
10 .... 74-05789
Bicycle, boys, 27'', blue, YotoBecaoe,
10 spd.
BJcycle, boys, 20", &Old, Sebw1nn
Bteycle, boys, 20'', gold, S..lor
Bicycle, boys, !'7", trowo, Sctnrta.D,
74-05'7~
74-058U
74-05!1%8
10 .,.. 74.-nz
Bicycle, g?r?s, Z.C", bP•, ?llgllta, lap?. 74-011139
Btqele, cf.rls, 28", P'MB, SeMtaa,
10 ""'· 81cycle, boJ•. zoo·. cwuce. s.-.tor.
Frame ODlJ
Btcyele, boys, Z7", yeno., SCbwtJm,
10 ""'· Bicycle, boJt, ZO'', red, SemrtaD
Blcyele, boy1, Z6", c:Jr'UIPt StJray
Blcyc .. , ctrll, zoo•, blal, ~
Bkyele, boyt, 11", red. .._II'.. S ll)d.
BtcJc:le, clrll, ...... ~~~. Bawtllar•
Bfqcle. bo71, 17", ~ Prl8ee,
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vt.,tes JSmm Slide Vienr
Vl.,let S!Smm Sllde VIewer
Vlewle:r 35mm Slide Viewer
Camera 3!5mm MiDolta SR.l
Camen lutamatic ZO Kodak
Camera Kamtya-16 Automatic
Camera Polaroid M60 w/Case 6 Flash
Camen Mlnteord
Projector' lmm EYmtcP8
Ear Spaabra !Wpt 878
Speaker, Auto Arby
Trtpod tor Camera stardust
Power Sl.JIPlY Tema Mod. PS~l
Bolts W/Cake 0eeorai1DI Tools
Pair BtDoeaJars, Empire Mod !57
10.:15
Palr, BlDocullrs, SIDICOI)e 7-'0
Camp Sto.,., ~ela w/port:able ~
Flute, SUm, llalaP Art Po!'
Umbrella, black, portable w/case
Record Player, Voice of Music w/2 _:w.
Radio Table AM /FM Jaeboo
Radio Pocket, Windaor Red,
Radio Table, green,. Realtooe, Mod
3109·2
Radio Table, brown Sooy
Radio Portable, Sooy AM /FW:, TFM
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HtFI Bozer Fans (2)
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6'7-cnens Mtac 4!5 RPM Records
Mtsc Cassette Tapes
Auto Stereo, Mw:tt; ,
74-04131, 74-04162
87-<11<118
7()..06955 . Auto Stereo; .fapan
TeleSCGPt,~Bauseh' Lamb •/woode
8oz 1-1/1''
Sbner, Ei:fe Remington 66
Shaver. Elee Noreko Triple Head
Halr styler Remtngton Elec.
Wetsult (small) blue top, black pants
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16 Mise 4-tn.ek tapes tn metal box
I Gaa TIUik, 6-pl boat-trpo
1 pr, Sk? Boola, b?ack, aman, lloUtor
2 Fea~tq Masts' SWords
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Pool cue ltl.ek ' Brlatol GoU
87..0'1(116
87..0'1<118
NBli:ZU
76-0IW
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Clab 71-01641, 6"1-0?078
1 FeDder ft wheel rim for motoreyclt 'IS-10015
4 Chrome Sptte 1!5" wbetl rtm1 6"1JIU118
1 Gokt cbarm braceW 14-0U78
I pr, Cuff 11DU ~ t1o 7ac:b Blclol< 71-01471
1 pr. Cld 1iaU ft tie taekl Balloets '74-01478
I pr, Colt L-Swuk 74-0U78
2 Rinp: tD blue riDe bos '74-01478
set Tableware, Natioaal Silver Co. (woodea
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Bos w /lltee torelp eolu
Bu JnelrJ' w/Mbe COitame jewetrJ
Bncelltl, Ca.tome )n'elry
Bneeletl, Co.twne ,..,.try
Clo:t be&Dc, G. E., ~~nall
Watdl, •u•a, kylor, Clu'ome
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74-014'18
74-02478
74-01478
74-02478
74-024'18
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Wtaellr, M•'•, Lclcene, Cbrome, Blaet llce ea~ · '74-014'78
Wateb. Mu'a. L-=erne, Gold Cat.dar '7'-0&f78
Wateb. Mu•a, Baylor, Chrome bkeiE
lace calladlr 74-01895
74-01196
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74-0«<ta
74-011005
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lltJIISMY,IIO V. a, 1174
coaA DELilA!!, CAL •
CDM freeway is on again
•
Division flag titles won
~ dii....,.IPPJHS Dtc. 7 at Orup CoutStadlwn
ta Ute ,...,.., dtf r.uaUOD nd at TeW~ Park
f1lc toott11 D procram ••• w .. , Sebedulel
• Flllft IU.PTIIT CBIJitCR plt~od -1 Ud T-y t•mc ,wtu be poO>Itobecl
OF COI'I'A YE8A, 101 Mac-atllb at Do,._ Field. 0.-nok'• !ulp.
aolla St. al -.... AYI, --.... C04111)' pltyolfs beciDDee.
Dr. J&IDH ComW Blblt clus 7. Here are tbe results
topic at 9:4& a.m. Saadl1 I.J local tttle pmer.
••c an JOU ••lk oa water?" -• DJVJSJON ·•C", 3rd
aa e...,.Uioa ol IIIII-lt. -CYC PaalbefS 6, Penl0su1la
At tbe 11 a.m. ltl"ftee be wtll Packers o
speak OD "flow 1s yoiU' gr&tl· • DlVISION "CC", 4th
tude? .. At 7 p.m. he w111 brlng l. Buftllo Rtdtktns ZO,
the last 1n a serles ofpropbettc s111a Cbl.tcwa17
meaaaees oo "Tbe dart tuture : • ~ION "B", 5th grade
ot the aaUon Israel." At 7:SO • Newport Heights Sharks and
p.m. Wedoelldly, Dec. 4., be CYC Chiefs played to a 0-0
will beglD a series OD "0y-tie and the Sharks woo an
namtc personal Chrtst1a.Dity," o.-~tlme tie-breaker on yard-
speaking on "The power of ap p.lDed. p 1 us
dyoamtc thinking." • DIVISION "BB", 6th grade
• ST. ANDREW'S PRESBY--llar!aers Trojans 28, Irvine "HAROLD 8. MAUDE"
TERIAN CHURCH, 600st. An-Terrace Spartans 8 With Ruth Gordon
drew's Road, CUff Haven --• DIVlStON "A'', 7th and 8th ·~===:====~
Dr. Charles Dlerenlleld wtu grades • to a sudden..JeAth 11 Coming:
preach at 8, 9:30 and 11 a .m. overtime, the M.a.rlner s Chiefs
Sunday on ''Christmas gUts that beat the lntne Terrace Wedge Dec. 4 thru lOth
"THE TAKING Or
Pa.HAM l,:z,J''
Wi tlo Wallef lleHh• -"ACROSS IlOilo ST."
Plus ·
IICH.IJID lfAJtiS
lPG) last!" 12-6
• PLYMOIJI'H CON GREGA-1n ~ov. 23 seml-ftnal games, 1'1"1< F GREAT G • T<D•<' I
1:15 & 10:55
IThotatro #4
RINGO STARR . . IN
"THAT'LL BE THE
DAY!"
1:38' 10:50
DAY OF THE DOLPHIN .,_
.,0<1 -c. -· SCOTT --
(PG)
-PlUJ-
STARS JULIE ANDREWS
OMAR SHAR!,.-
8:39
TIONAL CHURCH, 3262 Broad tbe CYC Ptntbers downed tDe r.::1
St., Newport Heights~-"Light Btd'fl1o Broncos 12-0 aOO the P lus-•.!J HCJI.IAT
the advent candle" will be the Penlnaula Packersbeatth~East "P 'RALL AX VIEW" ~~J~~C=O~WI;;O~Y"~
PLUS
sermon topic of Pastor John Bluff Chargers 7-0 in Division ""
Lindvall at 10 a.m. Sunday. "(", •::;::::;:;;:;:;:;;:;;;;;::~!.~ • THE NEWPORT HARBOR In Dt.Yisioo "CC" semis, it
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SC I-w·u 8uffa1o Redsklns 14 and
ENCE, 541 Center St., Costa Playfteld Packers 6, and Pen-
Mesa-· TheRev.EieanorJack .. tnsull Chargers 14-1 over the
son wtu preach at 11 a.m. Ea.st Shaff Flac Rippers.
Sunday on the toplc, "Embrace Dtvlsiob "8" had a 0-0game
the Christ." There will bemus-woo oo a tie ..breaker by the
lc by the church_cbolr, under Newport Heights Sharks over
the dir ection of Adalyn Tuscher tbe .lnlne Ternce Fighting
and Jotm Paul ThOmmen. Irish, aDd tbe CYC Chiefs beat
• "Upon this rock," a con-the MulDers Patriots 12-1.
temporary Christian musical In Division "BB'' semis, the
written by Jonah Kliewer , Gary lrvtne Terrace Spartans
Ellis aDd Gordon Adams, was dumped the MarlDers Colts;_J2-
presented Sunday at St. An -6 and the Mariners Trojans
drew's Presbyterla.n Chu:rcll, blanked the Mariners Rebels
C lUf Haven, last SUDday aDd 22-0.
WILCOMETO
SCENIC
ATOKA COUNTY
ttso~~toli\oe ...
WntEJioOyou.
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Thurs. thru Sun.
7:00" 11:00
Slom"" DELORES TAYLOfl _,TOM LAUGHUN
POLICE BLOTTER CHARACTERS'? Not Blll aod Dan
Madrten, above! But their nrst edition of "the Wormer ,"
a "spoof news/menu" combination, makes them apparent
candidates for the "Blotter" wtH you turn to the center
spread and note that "Clam ~ ... "the Doo's Special,"
aDd "Raviola Retreat" are spaghetti dtnoer s served at
Don Vito's "Spaghetti Syndicate" restaurant in an atmos-
phere reflecting the prohibition era of Chicago and Elliott
Ness. Just starting 1n the Balboa Inn, 105 Main St., the
Madden "family" ts serving the local populace with ~
to 49 yaras of spaghetti per dinner.
will be repeated at 1:30 p.m. Irvine Terrace Wedge beat
this Friday, 8ahaday and Sun-the Buf'falo Bills 8-0 and the
day. MarlDers Chiefs downed the
"' The Christmas party of CYC Studs %0-6 1n the Division
the Women's Guild o! the New-"A" semi-ftnals.
The Trial
of
Billy Jack
rt takes up where lilly Jilek left oft. port Harbor ChracbofReUgtous Orange CoiQ'rty ch2mpionsblp
Science, Costa Mesa, originally nmes begiD the weekend of T WC .
CO!tt PLF.TE SHOWS
6:30 &. 9:20 scheduled for Dec . 2, will be s 'I" Cl b held at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 16 at a1 1ng u the hOme of the president, Ruth
~:·:""~,::. ~~~r.T:~~:'..~ needs boats of Rifts and carolling. · ,.
• ST. MARK PRESBY-stOOeDts from RanCho San
be d• TERlAN CHURCH, 2100 Mar Joaquin intermediate schOOlln ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS Bataan Post
• BEAUTY SALOH
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B~AUTY NOOK '"'V'32 E. C!'j>st Hwy. Coro~.i' Cei Mar
Phone 644· 7336
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NI:WIN THI: -~
MIIGHIORHOOD ~
LIT S Gl!T ACQVAINTEOI
Phooo 5·-S212
2104 AVOH
MIWPORT lllt.CH
• IICYCL!S
SALES & SERVICE
-UI) E. 17TH ST. COlT A ME.IA
646-7706 -648-8866
MALCOLM(BUOICUTlE~
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Self...meelaundly .w,_·_ .. ...,_ ,,......_.;..
8200-E. c-.Hwy., CDM
Pl>ooet 6'73-91101i
1 Time 2 Times 3 Times I mem r 18S Vista, East Bluff --Pastor lrvloe have been involved ln
20 words or less .•• z.oo 3,50 4.50 William McQoold wtll begln ~ a beg1Qning salllng class
21 to 30 words. . . . . 3.00 4.75 6.00 Agulnaldo Taculog, also advent sermons at the 9 through the Newport Beach
31 to 40 words. . . . . 4.00 6,50 8.00 1\known as AI Hlluio, who 10:30 a.m. SuMay ser;~tces. recreaUoo department.
Each word over 40 • • .10 .15 .20 worked for many years as a His theme tills Sunday \s Pre~ These st!X\ents oow are in-n, ... , ..... " • RE 'L E;::J ~·Il' E , . •' -,' p-·--· at El Pescador res-..-..... terf'Stt!d ID tormlng a ~~:;.":( e· H~~ 'u~\P1JtOVfM (Ml-1-=:,.::;:::A=:'c='•:..:.; '"o:.:..::..,::--.,-1 .;';;.~--~ Costa Mesa, died • A special chu:rc.b. service etub aad are lookln& for (
EXCLUSIVE Sao Clement Monday at his hOme at 1750 for tbe mentally llaDdicapped Uoos or 1oan of sa.ilboats, ac-e I.JSTOM DRAPERY cleulng. M ted t II m on Is ·presU~ area. Custom, 3bed Santa Ana Ave,, Costa esa. ls eonduc a a. · cording to Alan Lukel. meta.
Taken down, cleaned,elpeJ't~ rooms, 2 t:eths, large dJnlll He was 65. SUDdays ln tbe fellowship taU shop teachet, who eoordJnated
ly Can-folded, rebUD.g. In at and Uvtngroom, tamUyroom Mr. Taculo g was a World of the F'irst Baptist Church the program wtth Rich Nickles,
10 a.m., bl.ck by 4:SO p.m. 2 ftreplaces, patio, zooo.too War n veteran aod a member of Costa Mesa, 301 Magnolia sa tUng instructor. Mr. Lui.ei
same day. $2.98 per 36 1 96 private beach, guarded gata. of the Bataan..Cor regidor Post St. David Pedrick is director can be reacht>d at RanchO, 552.
loch width. Fashion Drapery breathtaking v1ew, 10 min of the AmeriC!UI Legion in C~-In char!!:e of the program. 8880.
Cleaners. Phooo 642-5466• utes Dttla Point Marina sta Mesa. Burial will be m RE HONORS Each day after schOOl for
$135,000. Owner 49Z-321Z o Los Angele~ national cemetery MQ several weeks, the students LET ME GIVE YOU A HAND
Handyman will do ~aU home repairs--
plumbing, carpentry,
palnting.
FREE ESTIMATES 673-3658
\..£.X/ UHLI.IT!D
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C !VI:MIMGSI '73•WJ3
• FOR SALE
KING SIZE • Sealy Posturpedlc
mattress, very ttrm, with
box spring and rrame. One
year old, excellent condition.
Queen-si.r.e waterbed with
heater. Brow no-style sofa,
excellent coodltlon. MO.
61176.
830-4238, at Sawtelle on Saturday. A FOR BECKMAN rl..,ed boats, reviewed salllng
OFFICE EQUIPMENT rosary service will be held at prlnciplesandsaileduntlldusk.
• 7 p.m. Fr iday in the Bell-Dr. Arnold Beckman of Shore After a ftnal nt.1en test, they
DFH BroadWay chapeltnCost:a Mesa, Clll'fs, fo\llder and chairman participated ln a racing regatta
aDd a mass will -be said at of Beckman Instruments, Ful-and received ribbons and cer.
10 a.m. Saturday at St. Joa-lerton, Is the recipient of 2 tlltcates of completion.
IN NEwt"OAT etACH clllm's CatboUe Church. this new llooors. LErAL HOTICE • ..._ Mr. Taculog came to Last Thursday, Nov. 21, he ____ v __
country 45 years ago and lived r eceived lSC's award for out-FICTITIOU::) c-BlS::::':IN:cESS=:-:-:NAM=E
0/fiu 1-'wrnit.;,, locally for the past 12 years. staodtng achievement in bust-STATEMENT
I DESKS•CHAIRS He is StD"Vivedbyhtsbr other, ness manage-ment at the ann~al The following persons
FILES •SAFES Appito Taeulog of Gardena, awards hmcheon of the USC doing business as: B. E. s. T .
:.. OFFICE Sllf'PiliES and by 2 sisters, Gregoria and school of business admintstra-Pro. Tek. 2435 East Coast High-
-I STATIONERY Florentina,both in the Philip-tion. way, Corona del Mar, CaW. ~AM"'e....._.._ pines. He received the "service 92625: DooaJd R. Lawrenz, 2001 ~-:_.•fli!lll"" ~37820 HUM.AN RIGHTS DAY through chemistry anrd" of Ta.htma Terrace, Corona
..... OBSERVANCE DEC 7 the Or ange Colmty section o! Mar, Callt. 92625; Alfred C. Jilt. OFPICI....,.,l v INC_ • • the American Chemical Soc let}' Stoffel, 5642 Ter-
Saturday, Dec. 7, is human at a Nov. 14 dinner meeting I '"" c llf
e RISTAUUMT
LOST --Lady's diamond Swiss
watcb wUb dlamood hiM.
Great saattmeDtal nlue. Re.
ward. Call 833-0592 after
5:30 or 'week-eod.
• SIERVICU
race, rvw.:, a • r ights day. In commemorauon for his efforts 1n "helptngbutld ert M. Stayner, 1601 View
Jf thJs occasion, the Baha'I the ertensl,.escleotlftcindustry Circle, corona del Mar, CaW.
Club of U. C. Irvine will span. that has been of immense lm-92625; Raymond C. Madsen,
sor a program featuring a talk portance to both the sclentutc 105 No. Malo St., t309, Bai-
by L. A. MWlicipal Court JOOge and total commllllttes lnSoiJth-bOa. c aUf. 92661.
James Nelsoo, entitled, ''Hu-'e rn CaUfornla.'' This buslness is cooOucl:ec!J
mantty: t he world of the tunc. by a general partnership.
Uonalty bltllll." He will dis-MEOlA GUIDE ON SALE Si ed Do ld R •-go : IW! • .....wrenz.
cuss the Issue of human rights Orange Coast College's 1974 Tbls statement wu filed
as 1t is reflected in the teach-basll:etbi.U media guide w1U be the County Clerk of Orange
lngs of Baha.'u'ilah, the pro-offered for public sale UUs Cowty on Nov. 25, 19?4.
phet-founder of the Baha'i season. The 60..page booklet P~llsb: Nov. ZB, Dec. 5, 1%,
Faith. will be anllaille for $1 at 19,1974, in tbeNewportHarbor
The free program will be OCC's ttn1 two borne basket-EDStgn. F~39013
held in humanities tall 118 oo baU games oa NoY. SO aDd Dec.
the U. C. lrvtne campus, and 7. It wUJ also be sold at the
wtu begin at,3 p.m. Miles Eatoo tnltatiOIIal tour-
CREW TO SELL TREES namenc De<:. 11-14•
PRE-HOLIDAY SALE DOROTHY NAPKIE FOR ROWING FUNDS
Wurllber Maple' orpn • $ 295 INTEJUORS Orange Coast CoUege's ern
New Lowrey Vena orpn 1tltb (11 yeua w!tb W. II. J. Sloane) wtU sen Christmas trees Dec •
Gate, RbJUun A Tape Re. PboDt 548.9'791 or s.u.1891. 1 ~zs at tbe occ t.ntereoUeatate
corder; DOW ••••••• $1795 llutlr Cbarpl rowing and satllDg lase, Delt
Flao -111' .. •• 10" llfUII I--------,--Ito the Balboa Bay ccoo. Tbey
pluo; oal7 •••••••• $ 995 OMING. Years of experleoce wtn deUYet the trees-by boat
Opttpa. 11AI new, wtth c:U.tca. oe all-tJpet of elothtDc mi to uy waterfrorlt home lDNn.
)lot, , , , , , , , , , , , , $ 155 U... 9poelalty --m.,•, port Huboi',
War-Wal. -pluo, -$1.50 por br. 11a1>1t All proceeds h'omCbrlallnu
--•••••••• $ 7911 Wb1-., WI llar~ito, tree •los wtU go dlreetiJ to-
Thurs.
ttu·u Sun.
WALTER MA'rTM,
"THE LAUGHING
POUI'F." • ""
Thurs.
thru Sun.
1:00
4:45 " 9:00
STARS
SEGAL
GOULD
2:00 -4:00 -6:00
8:00 & 10:00
CaD tor otber times
Thurs. thro Slm,
4:10 & 9:00
•. 1 \ I '< ti 1 • . . . 1 ' ·, I I\ I i . • -
~r:J!'!gi~
f o•PRIVATEPARTIES .. ONSUNDAY
THROUGH THURSDAY NIGHTS ...
for groups from 20 to 100 people
FREE PARKING • 556·1225
On the! Nonh Side o4 South Cout "na
{Nm to lulkd'1)
PLOWERS FOR .
ALL OCCASIONS
DtM•rl Tlib.
Yamalll tpiMt Ol'p.a wttb coroa . del Mar. 171-!7'74. •ard tbe comtnc MUOil. C.Cb
l'bJUim 0 o 0 o o • o o • o ' 79t 9 ... C · I ; Oa'N Ghat bopes 10 .... tbt
Mallo,_-CbrlolaoU --.e> 0 uo.~RIMG . . Ill.., toco-e to tbo lleolo7
SCIIIIIIJT Ji11nc CO. P0R11111 BUUTZ TIACHSII Royal Rocatta at Hoolo7-oiinies
FLOil/.?1S'
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180'711. Val& II., -.... ,_ -.-. .. , --l)f ... lar MOtoc ......
let: ltU COooor-1 • T_.. r .. ur ~ • Prt-ESTER PETTERSON Of
• IIAIIMI MAIIOWARI ..
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OELIOOUS
APPLES
Cbir~ue-""-eric,. CNisin~t No Cover-No Ml•i-•
Two Sho ws ora Fri. & Sat. f-light: by tu of
N S girls. lf'l!! guarantee yo,. will h11ve P1m,
otherwis e your drinlcs will be 0111 tbrt hoN s el
We promise! Won't you try us Old.'
CORONA DEl.. MAR
I"HONE 671-9919
M4
A girl's best friend may be her moistlll'izer.
Dry skiD leads to n1nkles and wbo needs them?
The answer to dry s1dn Is, of course, molstme,
and tJ)e way to provide moisture 1s wltb a
molstiD'izer. Apply moisturiz:er before retiring
at night and UDder make~ durlog the day.
Moisturizers are available 1n dltterent skiD
tones. Use a natura I Ivory tone complexion
is normal, U skin Is rather florid,
.your
U you're doubt, ask OIU'
their expert advice. We're
opporhmity to offer you such a wide choice
of so many eJcellent Unes. Have a happy
ThanksgtviDg!
HANDY HINT: When coating nalls with a
hardener, stop just short of cUticles to avoid
hardening them as well.
B@~~£~!!.~!r~A~J-
l016 bayside dr. -newport beach -callfornla, 92662
BASKETBALLS -8.95 1o 31.95
.VoLLEYBALLS --16.95 to 21.95
12.95 to 24.95 ·
HANDBALLs& RACQUETBALLS -1.25
·PLAYGROUND BALLS-2.U to 4.95
TENNIS BALLS -C.. of 3/2.l5
G9LF BAL~S 6$f to 1.00 oocll
SOFTBALLS l .BASEIALLS
I
I'OOTBALLS ... , .. u. ..
the ann·at candy eatle
the Cbrlstmaa 9i8UOGr+
are, left to rlgbt, Rlcbl.rd Harano, Mrs. James
Pint and Mrs. Jobn Ireland. all HarbOr View Hills resi-
dents. These committee members are assuring diners
and dancers a most DOStalglc look when they attend the
ball on Friday, Dee. 6, at the Moote Carlo Room of the
NeWpOrter Inn, with Uve green Christmas trees decorated
with miniature white llgbts and white tables decorated
with baskets of ueleas, fir, pine and holly and tied with
brlgbt red boWs,
Rebekahs elect slate
Mesa Rebekah Lodge 402, party hmcheon at noon, Dec.
t';;1~:·~~~ha~~s~8etected the fol. 12, at the tO.O.F. Temple. 1o for 19'15: Mrs. Reservations can be made with
Zulden, DOble graod; Mrs. Douglas Morgan. 548-
Willlam Gerlllcl'l, vice 1938. The public Is Invited to
· Mrs. Alfred Leberg, re-attend, Bazaar items will be
secretary; Mrs. Gerald offered.
ftDaDclal secretary;
Toombs, trea-COUNSELING IS TOPIC
and Roy Cook, AT CDM PTA MEETING
trnste·•· All COM parents are invited
Rebetab Lodge 402 to attend the general meeting
the first aDd third Tues. of the Corooa del Mar school
of the mooth at 8 p.m. PTA at 10 a.m. Thursday, Dec.
tO.O,F. Temple. 2476 5, 1n the faculty Joooge, The
BIYd., Costa M9sa. topic will be ''wbat eu.ctly is
Maoooctu Is preJSd. tbe job of the counselor?" A
' panel lncludes a teacher, par.
Lodp wm bOa a elm ent, sttdent and counselor.
Wll--Dnts
.... , ... "-y ..... -o..,,.,
TENNIS RACKETS
t'5" -.oo ..
TENMI S DlfSI!ES
TI!MNIS ,
SHIRTUtltolfts
Mrs. EdWard Cavanaugh,
prNideat, invites all interested
J*'80U to attead the open board
meeti.D& at 9 a.m. ancl a coUee
pt toptber at 9:45 a.m. be·
fore the ceoeral meeting.
HARIIOR HIGH SOPH
TUTORSY~NGSTERS
i>ale Roberts, 15-yeor-<>ld
HUboi' Rtcb aopbomOI'e ud a ••ber of U.t Jebool'a tutor
·-. l!pMida Srd period .. ...,.
day wwktnr 1r1tb ldoderprteo
cblldr• at LJDttberp, wbere
be wu a ltudeDt blmsetta fn
711n aco. He ... u, woru
wltb ODt ebUd at a Ume, be._ 111c 1r1tb lldlls Wro -laee-IJtor nr _..uoc lar&O
m.:le ooordi .. U. e.o.emr
a taU Ol' C11 tile .. luee bllm.
Tlldllr1 ue AriJM M1•• ud-IJHau,
I
encea.
I TOll MORGAN NAMED
UIRARY BOARD SECY. . ---..
F><f ·.if'Nct '~"PR E-SCHOO L;.;
~.•,ut t<C,.:,> TEN EDUCATION
.1ST _THRU 3RD GRADES
o Pboniu o lmmedi ate
o Sd•ce o Social Om web o Creati n Artl o N'ucaber Coaceptt,
Opening•
o Aae• 2 -~ o Hot Lunch ea o Trained Staff
o State Liceaaecl •
.::.;.. ~.=YN~LI.:::b , ·U"t!:;!J·$:-_;.I~ftl~tjtl board ol Htnry trtlllteea, an-.1!'1 IIV£
OOUDCU that Tbomas ·Pblllips
HOURS 7:00 • 6:.10
~th & itfarperil•
Corona ae1. MilT
Morpn ol1!16E. Ball>oaBltd., ~-ABOUT OUR APTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM'
Balbo&,. lias-ele<lod --IIUIPJCIC.(JP PRO!ol CORONA DEL MAR
rotor)' of tile boor4.
Tho Clty Co..,ll reeeatl}'
appoiDted Mr, Morp.n to flU. 11 rwport-?2iC!ieza
the .. eaoo, crated by tbe i===================ii restpetton ol Dr. Wlb!MI Utue
becaue· of bealtb reaeou. Mr.
w:orau•a curreot: occ.,tiolll 1a
iav.ltor , .. ud be has been a
Newport BMeb rulda>l otaee
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... lloll -... fr--Wo.bo Wallo,
--..... E-Ull .lock&_, ...... ,....,. ••• .. cw• at t1M1 ...._ BIJ CJib. u IMwullaNa~aro.a..c..Kwua ha--, .. ,E-.UIIIoekllu-
• a Walla Walla ...,_ wtllcb IDdld "tbey
llt.ed U .o weU It wu •tnld twtee •••
Walla Walla."
Gloria'• dlactlter, CarolyM, eame ll ucs
met tiM PHta, tbiQ ftl ott c. -.ne Gtrl
-.a&r. Wo oojDJIII lolklaf ..Ub v-Ptirau., r-1 dt,._ -.,.
II. J. llroct IUid -IDe. o1 tho JUIIIIM
Crook -lopmoot Ill c.,._ dol 11or ••••
Ted Cos, Wbo wort. cao.ly wttll blm, wu
there allo • • • u ••• Pit H111. Marie
Baoeb, CoroU.. llo-llolllloid llertc-,,
Ull Gloria Ztp.er, P, R. far tbe Marriott
lloMl • • • pl.• more ••• "''U bllted tbat
GeM.Ita wtU.,. beaC~cSeiMarreaideGt. • • • • -1• ....... put, llcw,17,Newport Hu_.
-.... llttloc ....... -,.. .....
.-by .... A8Uiory "' ... Orup c....,.
-... "' tllo Artbrltlo r.--. Dotty (}Ira. -) EUu, pro.-o1 ... o. c .
llnacb, -...-tbub lor u. muy f01-
1111tter Mwa mtlnbera b&d at•• to keep at· ellale apea ucS eeboed tlub b' the n.dl
tllo Aatlluy bod prochoeod tbr-their
, _.... tllorta. Mr. Ellaa beemedl
TIM ..,_ waa molt futlft • . , wttb
..._... bamboo 'baskets, eaeb boldizlc a bottll
tl -. Ud ehllters or grapH etatertd tbe
.-, , • aad a Uttlo STOP _.-
f -II tM water &:laSH~ at •ch table I"""»Md.
• tilt ....... of the eeaterpleee. Tbere ..,...
• -aJIIO drawtllp for senn.l Mmtl aDd U.
twU, ••• eome of tbt wtDaers ,..., e)Ne
h1Mdl. aod I beUeve they decided to pt
loptbc' tor the ThanUgtv1Dgfellt,Sla£1Uott,
S. ebar.. of the drawing, was,. tbel't wtlb
kr Dad Ray 1M their house pn:ta. Pat ud
PbUUp Moore, down from their ruell In
0~1. Tbt ' tweln-poUDd hams were Tbanka-
lft1al at1t1 ftom Marton aDd Diet Puller , • ,
Mul.ort r.hatrmaaned the eveat,
At Y1Y1tn and RolaDd Perrora•s table, Where
we were, Carrie Lou Kurt won tbe ceater-
plece, Sbe and husb&Dd, EmU, llYed in Los
Aa(e)M befott he retired from Watt nt.Dey
St.UO, but are oow residentsofCameoShores.
TlMI two Osears on their mantel were won
for eet dtel&ninr ••• oae wu for ''Twaaty
Tbovnnct lAques Under tbeSea," AdeUptflll
Ud enteusttna co~le. Wealloenjoyedtalt1a&
wtth DeW Audllary member Freda. (Yrs.
WIUilm) Dredge , , , He IJ executive dtreetor
of tbe flYe Uoa Country Safaris. They were
both eormected wltb the circus ln Eng)ancf
at OM ttme, Alter operattooa on her arthritic
feet, Freda Is back to tee skating, at wtlldl.
ahll 111 qtdte an upert.
Roma and Joho Gurney' parents or Dan
GG'IIIy, f&mous race car driver and des igner ,
..... there. Larned John, prior to h1s re-
-----•as 'MstAIIII ............ ., ...
~ •rrulltte Ill ................. ... ._. __
tM ,.... ol lira. D. J._ -.,
Drtri. Boloo ue1 a.t c....,-·..,_
Wl!l<• IDe-1J1Iol ... -·~ llortoa ... _, --.-~ ,.. • u. ..., eo.-. r • "'•=t>. AM••bil·
.... --· ... wUo .... ...,""" .Jolla 1.-, lobtrttOenl ...... ~ ....... --.. -.~ ....... __
J .. ldo~UII Bob Ia....-Lolo Ud AI TUIQr,
t.,.o Barr, c-... 111r..., -Ull Bob
Gnat, a...,. IUid llu ---· ...... Joyoo
SlaY--· -.-...s Bob Lrocll,. Tllollla aad Gloa Tbomu, Dr, TOOl Dou U11
Witt Dc:fttbJ, ' '
Wtlb Dr. IUid l<ro, ,._, ~
were Mr. ud Mra. Rieblrd Mart~ lite
Rlebud Bnmuo, Jolla -...... uc1 1M
L-P. E-u ••. Ju-U>o e--
plaeo -·· llr, Ull llr• • ._ t.ocbut•a PIJ1J iDelllded Mr .. WU.Uam lieat ••' .JUMII
E ..... the J. C .............. llro,J...: Vltlr.
Ud Rlebard Mc:CUU.,. otbera ..... aro.t
the room 1rtre PIIJWI aa4 Jack BatUJe, Patty
Cowcloo, a-roue Gacllo, Botty Cralr aac1
lluy ... Wollo. ·
Taltld tor a mlaute wUb Adele ud AI
G~ (lllo'o A~U..., pros:y) ••• tbtlr
-IDe-Flou aad Ed Scb-chor, tcar.. aad Goorp Kanltet, Ylrrtala aad
IUte•n ......,, n.o ud Bob WbttMJd,
•• J-1'u I a., Ud. ·lit. DtmmUt. Helea
Cirkle W'a.a tMre. u ... u aa La""' IDd
Wa.... K1llc • • • M II wttb Paclfte Telud
Tel Ud OD tM baud ol ..,..,_. of lbe o. c. Bruc:b "' ... Artllrltlo , __ • · .•
As I -'«1 ••• a fti'J fHUYe afta1r ••• thJs TbutorMar ,_..., .. • • • Today-111 u. llll*lal a,, • u14e to
acbtowledp ~ -.c ue we, u
tlldtYidla.la, tNeMnc? ror wbat 1a,. tlub:
........ ~For IIINII, "tti: ~tbtalmple
bltalllp ol ttU dly, or &11 day tbll ta
II'Uitect -.. For ~ *'*' . . . yea, .,..
teua; lor biJ>dalalpl we may IMe lad, aDd
heutacbea too ••• ....--.._. ot ~Rrn
• • • tor ttMy au lltr....,... o.-tolenDce,
wum oar co..,a ..... cleuow_,....,"d,DC
aDd add to ow wt.1om • • • 'hultllor tbe
alm~le b'a•<• wra•y biiftc.a..flr cruted
• • • water • ..-st'M,• ... .,..-milt atles,
rain, ... _ olliiPt;fDr-•,...-.
lrees IUid ... -Pot-*""' Tllaou for the 1m11e ot a 1traapr nat may remiDd
as to smile apia; l'er lood Hllbbor• aacl
tbe ba.Ddclup of a frttad ••• b' tbe .cleatt.t's
lmpeoetnble myatwiel ud Ute de!Yirtl of oar
... llltoclo. TbUb i>r ---·loptbtr to belp ftdftll '!Of'ld wtdt tnau Dttda:; for
home, tbe fllmlly u .. , , , tor tuell'ldmple
b1euiacS of uu. day 0 0 • ud .... , dly •• 0
THANKSGIVING!
•
2 ..
A CALICO •BONNET coatruta wttb a ftlr cap with laatber
Ylsor u two btch poiDtl ol tbe "Cbrt.tmu In eallco"
luocbeoo bellle ctna Dee, 4 by tbe Womeo's DI.Yisloo or
tbe Newport Harber Clamber ol Commerce. Tbe party,
wbteb ts the a1111ua1 boUday table dllplaJ hltcbeoll, will be
held at the Newporter ta Dorotii:J ._.. of lrYtne, at
left, 81CretarJ to &eoloellt Bob P•,__ 111 boate• ror
the afflJr, IDd JOIJl Geatry ot T.UO, UUoa Bank secre-
tuy, 11 chairman. (Eulp pboto,)
It's an Italian aHair
Once a year chapter aadsaa-Tritt. pabUcrelaUoras,,&DdMrs.
ta.lnJ.Dg members of tbe M-Cbarlea P. Rip.,, proY1slooal
slstance Leape of Newport members tnialn&: ctrltrman.
B-.eb Uld tllelr hnabaadl tul New CDHabera Mr'Y1Dg as bos-
ttme oG: ftom work In tile tesn& IDchl!e Mmes. Yalcolm
tbrtft shop, ebiJdreo's deata1 Greea, RicMrd Halderman,
b•lth ceoter aod dly care cen-Gerald Ha_., Ralpb Hoyle, Al-
ter tor worldng motbers llol' a fred M.-, Charles Kelley,
11m party, This y-.r It will ROI:IIrt lloKe, Robert Mosier,
be a Ctu'lstmas party Dec. 5, DeDDis Pkteas, Jobn Stoll-
wbeu the League will tali:e oYer stelmer, Clyde Thomas Jr. and
opeoln_g ntctrt of AmeHa's res-De!Mrt Vu Oruum,
taurant on MuLDers Mile In Mr. _.Mrs. Pht.lpe: Merle-
Newport Beach, Preceding diD-li:el wt11 )Ill committee mem-
uer, ther e will be wiDe tuUag bel's Ia creetiac guests at tbe
tu tbe Seqoola Wine Cellars ~. Mrs. llerlekel 1s presi-
ned OOor. deDt ot tM cblpter,
Mrs. G. Robert Hod800 and
Mn. Jease W. Curtis wtll be
co-chairmen for tbe party, The
theme ls "an ltallan alf&tr,"
Ou tbe committee are Yrs .
James V. Loll!on, llospUaUty
chairman; Mrs. William B.
SEitGEMIT P'IIOMOTED
lferlM $tt. Larry G. WU.
cox, Yboee wife Barbara Is the
dai&IIMr ol lira. Roth Barrr.r
of • Dei Jlld, Cosb. Mesa.
wu pn•Ua4 to b1s preant
< DO YOU FLY, Olt
'---W_A_NT__;,T,;;.O,;;L;.;;;EAR,;;,;;.N;.;,or?r._,_.
DO YOU HAVE SlOO,OOO
CASH 8& CREDIT TOO?
'
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE
A LOT OF MONEY?
IF THE ANSWER IS YES TO THESE
QUESTIONS, r ead the few words that
follow, pt in touch wlth fie, aDd
let's talt.
Any ad of th1& sort would have a
rea100, of course, Modesty gets you
aowbere If you are selliDg, 110 I
ean ay to you in complete hOnesty.
that lD the fleld or private aircraft
sales, tbere are a few people arOUDd
the Ullited states •bo are as good
as I am, but there are none who
are better.
I can assure you, it took much
9001 seucblDc to publish an ad Uke
thJs. but I IM.rned many years ago,
that If, In the beg1ruling, I preseated
a sale fact111.Uy. t would ustally make
oat well. For lnstance, I always
te U .a man (liDless I am t:rytnc to
sell bim a Funk maybe) that there
are many good airplanes oa tbe
market, but usually, •ben he Is buy-
ln g, 1f the m me plate s&JS Beech,
Cessna, or Piper, he ls way abl!ad
or the pme from the ~lnt or
lnnstmellt. • r
It Is a case of where 1 am bi.Yilc
to run tills ad, becallle a few yean
ago I had a bout with lDteraal reYeaut
and a pereoaal probl.em, I ftJ ab1e
to come to terms with bottl of them,
but I hano•t been ab.. to ftDd a
banli: wbo 'ii'Otlld ret behind me OD<:e
more.
So I want to pool my ,..,.Iedet
with someoae Wbo bu Hell•*' a.
DIDCe S, lites pr1Yate Uialloll, bU a
sense of hurMI', aD4 nob ·to liiiii.M
a boodle of moot)'. I wta 1t1te wWI
oo resern.tlons tbat I ban ..,..lloDt
anything iD tile ariatloa. t..tu• be
mali:e mooey selllD( aJrpiiDH, Ull
most importantlJ, tlauetq tbem.
Frankly, iD my put ol tbl: boll,..s
(aod I JOid my flrit alrpla.De 11
1939), , ... ""' lvclly "'JJ-.....
is a depresaioa. Wbat ,twa tal of
the people Wbo tab a. ttr.r Ill ana-
ttoo l6 lacli: ot kDCJw.hlft', a..ac..,
a.Dd overhead, Call .. Uld 1 wtll
111vlte you ~C~Ibr coftte. -
John ;Baker
(714) 675-2000
NO .~1.-\TTE R WH AT ~
YOUR INSU RAN CE N EEDS... •-...._ , .. .,. ... 'f"''•-or ;.:";;;~;::;----,;;;;;;;;i~ ... jill""'""--~ ............. . , .......... ~_ ..
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UNDER THE WI NG OF .... .....
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lot-..... attllo"--
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RBCI!NT MA RIN ES AND L AN DSCAPES BY
~lex !}ziguulti
ON VI EW. T HROUGH DECEMBER 19
Clyde Zulch Originals
•oo E. C.ut Hlghw•y
4ol Calli. 61
don't snd;e ~---MAY8AVE.UMUCIU8" .
WITIIFAIUORS~
AIJ10 P9LICY
541•5554 OUIII1 .. YBAII
ltA .. TT IMIIRAI!Iq
• ~ ol belllc
'koDMt, '' blUed as a trtwtat
comlllylor --lo, will
1>1 tho cor-dol lip' bii!J
acbool drama auoetaHoa's
llrst .. jor prod"'-ol ... --1"1\t OJC&r Wtlde pla.J trlU
rua Dee. 4 throulfl 7 ln tbe
Little n.tre oe. tM ICbool
campaa:. ClrtaiD Ume Ia a •ch
otcM. Tleut Jll'lcel ue $1
lor adub aad 71~ lor llllllcU.
DireCtor of tbe play La Bar • ...,..,
JoAnae Black. Student stare llllllllllllldldldlddl are Darren Bordler. Sudra
DLPaoJa, Brian Field, Ctu'is-
topber PeleJ. Kevin Price,
George Qulcli:, Romelle ReD-
ner, Lisa Ha ~ro,· and K.ath-
eriDe Rulb. ' ·
For more Information about
the play, call 644-1000, e:r-
terislon '21. ,...-------,
GEM
TALK
IY J, C. NUMPNRIU
J.C.. Humplv~ wtto. nere .r
1623 Nftt!porr 8 /lld. ,... bMit •
eo.t. Mfltl ,.ndmri for mono
tiNn 21 YHfl. if .n .vthority on
,.,, •nd i-lry,
THE GARNET
IULLET
The red com o1 most
prDets created an ancleot
baUer ·tt.t this gem woakt
stop the now or blood, act
as a powerfnl aatldote to
blood diseases IDd t.lt la-
fll.mmatory tnleetlou. And
1D Barma, almost •YWY
Bgbal llousellold eootalDs a
"feU.sb" stooe, to wblcll
blood otterlngs an oecaa ..
toaally made 1D. tM beUel
U..t u tbl& is ... -.
tbe ltoae will eat tllem. c-.n 1o t-uc:-
awpentWaas wu tbe btlllll
ot tbe rebellious Haau,
ofiDdla,tllolprott-
-IDfllct ..... -11 .. .-. IUid _.-.... -.,. ..... _..
.. 1111 dlrlllr ... --• ..-... Brltlob
M tbe Kubmlr rr.t1er -.
llaoy o1 ..... bolloto oliO
old.ot, "'""' _.,.._,... u~udwau ·ra.
AMLING'S
Newport Nareer;y
~500 •••t co ••t h l al'\w•y
n•wpo 't b••c h , c e li fo,n l •
t•l•pl'lo n• (71 4 ) 873 ·1552
CHRISTMAS TREE CENTER
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK -8:00 A.M. 10 5:JJ P.M.
Our Chrlstmu trees,' wreath. aDd garlanding are fresh and green,
or mow-fiodted if you mlas bavlDg a white Chrlatmas. Our "llvtng''
Cbrlatmaa trees are In all alsea aDd may be decorated now, planted
t.t.r. Our gift plants say "Merry Chrlatmu" In many color.s and
varletlea. Or, for the do-lt-yourselter, a gift certiftcate.
U you're looking for that perfect Chrlatmaa tree (ever~ doeal)
aDd decorattou that will gin your home or otrtce that llp8Cial f..Uve
l.oc*, then COllie relax awbUe at Am.llng'• and look III'OUIIII,
' • • • . TMucb ll'• bu}ltae .. u una1 f~W our ~ .. -.ct. ~lad
-.~~~& .. mc:e, lltlll, Cbrlatmu bu com• to •-n c'• too. O.Mdit
Ill tile local U"ea Ia frH aDd persoaal ~""'-accoe '•, **" "tsrp -·· ' -..1 llukAmerlcard 11'8 welc0111ed..
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forlha ............ a..w ... ..._.....,_._, ............... ,_ .... _ .. _., .. '-llo
Be hll&h _. Mit wttb • .,._
e ............. , ... ...
tho.-......... ....
... DOl' ~ UA eccotdf.ltc
OW' .la&qWU..
UD• eh!Jiw._
To ....... _ .... -· ........
to,/ ... thiC I 'a Ida -...
nianc~awca• to do ....
For u the b.ven Is hich above
...,_,•,•; the earth,· ., cnat ia b.ia men1
toward tb.m that fear him.
A. far u the Hit ia from the
Tho Lord hath ......-4 ...........
in the heiaveM; and bJ. ~
,... ....... all.
INUionl from \Ill,
· • thac' tbT 10\dh w nr· Like as • father pitieth bia chU. w. tbe ........ dren. 10 the Lord pitieth them tMt
n. Lord. aeeuttth rlPt.ouma~ him.
Ble. the Lord ,.. tu. ........ that
in atrerwtl. tb.t do h» eGID•
ruanctm.nta. JMvbniDI: UDto t h ., .... _
J•.....,..,.t '!-' .U th.t .,.. op-For he lmowwth OW' tram.; he re· I m""'beNth that we are duat,
me. ,.. tbe Lord. all ye h Ia
ye min~Nn of hia that do bJa
A. for man, hU days are u IJ'MI!
u a flower of the field, 10 he flour-
laheth.
piMaure. •
n. Lord .. merdfuJ uad tncioua,
alow to aDpr, and plea--111 mer.
For the "'lnd puaeth over it, and
It ia 1one; and the place thenol
me. the Lord. aU hia worka ill
all P*-ol )UI dominion! bleM the
Lord, 0 IIU'' .oul.
I WILL PRAISE THEE MORE AND MORE
In my lliclc,... and my heetth.
In my poverty end weelth.
In Tlwy ~I 'm not poor ...
1 wtH praiM ThM mon end more.
In • wofld of ainfuiMM
I extoll Thy right«NMeU.
Pour Thy s.Mrtt on rM-1 Pour!
I wtll prel., T":*' m~ end rnor..
In Thy str.ngth le'..-ahell dweU,
Of my Hebitetion t .. l .
Enem'-QPPNM ~ aore.
I will ~IM Thee more end more.
Even for my .........
Even for oon"lru111;
Let my....,...,., ......
I wll ~ ThM MOre lind """·
l'w bMn elmot~~ owrtllbn.
lut 1 ..... 1 not i.e .........
ll1111d Keeper of my door.
I will praiM ThM 1nCNW end iliON.
Lord, I know how oloee Thou ert,
Even dwelling In my hNrt;
And Tlty ,....:ence eo-beloni.
1 win PNiM Thee more end more.
In my youth end my old ega. Thy forgtvenn1 Lord, ,,... ......
All my Itt.,...._ • ., the atege, v ... tfvoueh .U my........,. deya.
Ther• .,.. bleMingll yet In stor•. Thou dost: tow. end not Uep .coN.
I Mil pJeiM ThM more end more. I wilt prMM ThM more end more.
WMn my Ups end tongue haw dW
My soul IIMH be OCCitp6ed
Forever on the1: hl1111d sttor.!
I will pre ... n... moN end """· ly 1111 H.-y
!from a man ... by Dr. Jadl Hytea PfNChed at Forreat Hils 1aptiM:
a.trcfl. Decatut. Q..,.-... )
-PMlm 103.
The
a LOOH aT
Tb.€ OOOH
BY OR. BOB JONES
BOB JONES UnfvBrBitiJ
GOII! .. VIUl SOUTo< CA"O<o'"A , .. ,.
" ... for the joy of the Lord
is your strength" (Nehemiah
8:10). On Thanksgiving Day
when we concentrate on God's
blessinga to us, we lind that it
ia imponible to number Hia
bleasinga. Above all elae, we
should bto thankfui for His
~overt>ign ~~:lory and for the
fact that in His sovereignty
He keeps His covenant.& with ~
me-n.
that we ha ve, or do not have.
something on thi1 earth; not
upon the fad that our needs
are supplied and will be JUP'
plied beeause God promiae1 us
that in Christ Jeaus all
the riches of glory are ou~
{Philippiana 4 :19) and that if
we seek first the Kingdom of
God and His righteou1nen, all needful things will be added
unto WI (Matthew &:S!). Our
hearta rejoiee ln tbia fad: we
have a tlrist Who ia the aarne
yesti!Tday, today, and forever
(Hebre•a 13 :8), and no man
can pluck ua out of Ria Hand (J ohn 10:28).
THE MAYFLOWER COMPACT -A CONCEPTION OF FREEDOM, Pilrrims aboard the
Mayflower. Now free to worship as their eons~ien~es dictated, a voup of pilvims sicned the
famed Mayflower Compad, a short set of laws whi~h estebli!hed ~ertain ~on~epts of relicious
freedom. The document later became a basis for democratic governm~nt in the ~olonies.
This painting, by Robert W. Weir, banp in the Capitol at Washington, D. C.
Af~r two and one half months on' the winter Atlantic, the Maynower, a vesHI of 180 toru, reached tile shorH
of Cape Cod. Contrary to general belief, the Pilgrims were not of one mind. Those who had joined the ship
e~t Pl~mouth had no intentio'\ff submitting ~ the Leyden group. But they fill had sense enough to know
that If they were to surv1ve m the bleak w1ldernesa, they had to submit them:st!lves to some fonn of gov-
ernment. Forty-one of the members drew Up a covenant which is known in hi.story as the Mayflower Com-
pact. Winston Chun::hill called it "one of the remarkable doeumenb in history, a spont.aneow r-ovenant for
political orftaniUition." It is as follows:
Suppose our joy depended upon that which ia lnna\tory
and ran chaJIC"f'! A man could
thank God for his food today,
and tomorTow he could be
hungry. He might thank God
for money today, and tomor.
row he mi-rht find him11elf pen-
nileu. All tangible and ma-
terial things are tranaient and
unreliable.
But whether we are rich or
poor, whether we aioound or
are abaaed, we ca n rejoice in
the knowled~tt'" that we are
setoure iu the love of the Lor d
Jesus Christ. True thankful-
nt>ss depends not upon the fact
Joy depends not upon some
temporal gift, but upon the
l'te mal richea which are oun
in Christ Je1ua our Lord. Thf'
Word of God, forever aettlf'd
in Heaven (Paalm 119:89), as-
surea us that the Lord
knoweth them that are His
(ll Timothy 2 :19) and that
thoae He loves, He loves unto
the end (John 13 :1). Halle· lujah!
BAPTIST BfBLE TRfBUNE
Springfield, Mo.
IN m.E NAME of God, Amen,. We, whose
names are under-written. the loyal subjects
of our dread sovereigne Lord, King James.
by the grace of God, of Great Britaine,
France, and Ireland king, defender of the
faith, etc .. having underta ken, for the glory
o f God, and advancement of the Christian
faith, and honour o f our king and country,
a voyage to plant the first colony in the
Northerne parts of Virginia. doe, by these
presents, solemnly and mutually in t h e
presem·e o f God. and om> of another. cove-
nant and combme ourselves together into
a civil! body politick, for our better order-
ing and preservation ..and furthe .. ance of the
ends aforesaid ; and by virtue hereof to en-
acte, constitute. and frame such just and
equal! Jaws, ordinances. acts. constitions,
and offices. from time to time. as s hall be
thought most meete and convenient for the
gcm•rall good of the Colonie unto w hich we
prom ise all due subm ission and obedience.
In witness wht>reof we have hereunder sub-
scnbed our names at Cap-Codd the II. of
NovE'mber. in the :rear of the reigne of our
sovereigne lord . Kmg Jamel'. o l England4
France. and Ireland, th~ eighteenth. and of
Scotland the fiftie-fourth. A nno. Dom. 1620.
waw~·~~m"sw~•~·•~,~~ma,~m~
incoln's Thonksgiving Proclomotio
Issued on Ott. 3, 1863
By th~ President of the United States of
America.
A Proclamation.
111E YEAR niAT ia dnwtnc towarda ita cloee, haa
been filled with the bl~np of ~ fiakla and
healthful akiea. To thew bounties, which are ao con·
ttantly enjoyed that we are prone to for-pt the IOUft!\t
froni which they come, otMn hllve been addM.
which a~ of ao extraordinai'J a nature, that theJ
cannot fail to penetra~ and aoften even the he.n
whJch ill ~bitually · inaen1ible 1o the ever watchful
provkienee of A'lmiCht,y God.
IN nu: Mt"D8T or a civil war of unequalled IIMI·
nltude IDd ..,ulty, whkh hM .....um. .....cl to
foniln 8t.tft to lnvlw and to ptovob tMtr ...,..
-.., ,._. hM been preM"rftd with eD .........., .......
"-...... maia\alnad, the ........... --i.,IC ..... .... -.< .... ...._, .... _... ..... -......................... , =v; ...... .. . -----~II, .... .,. .... , lg ..... _._...,dtitU.....Ka H41•wt Ill
........ fll sk d: "-... IWilt ef S I Rl
11:1 1; .... iilipfiM tdnn, ....... •• I, •
the p~h, the ahuW. or the ah!p; the au hM en·
larl;ed tM borden of OW' •ttlements, and the mines,
u -n of iron .ad co&1 u of the P"doua me\al&,
hllve yielded nen mon abunclantly than he-retofore.
Population h• .tead.lly inere.aed, notwithaw.dinc the
Wllllte that hu been mad• In th• ~p. the •Mp
and the be.ttle-fteld; and lhe countl')', njoiclnc in the
conadouan.• of &Ufrl'MJ'ted •trenath and vilor, Ia
pumitt.ed' to e•peet continuance of yeara with larw•
lncreue of fnredom. , ?
N.O HUMAN COUNSEL hath devised nor haffi anj
mort.! ha.Mi work,d out th.w lrht thinp. They
.,.. the anctoua lift. ol the M01t m,h God, who.
whne dealinl with u. in ana:er for our aiM, hath
~-rtrnembtnd merq. It hat ~ to
me fit Md prop«T that tbtJ llhou1d be 10...,.1,., NY•
ert~~U, Md pwwtuUy ..tknowtedced M with one ~ • one 'toloe 1»1 &he wbo&e AtnerkMI PeG~,~..
I DO I "'Oal ....... _,. .... .._ a _,,...., .. u....,. _ _. __ _ ..... _ _..._ .......... ,, ........
_ .... _ ............... 'J'Iow ,~.,
... ib ---t. -e ~ .. ftn' ...... .....
I
1o OUI' benefkent Father who dwel~ in the a-.ena-
And l noommand to th.m that while off..-inc up She
MeripUoM juMIJ due to Him for aueh aiftluLar d.-
llvannc. and b'-'nla, they do Uo., with hwabM
pml~ for our n&~Uonal perHrwa.a and ~.
imce, cornmJ.d to 1111 t.ndlr ean .aU ttw.e who Nrve
become wldowl, orphda, mourners o-r •uflenn ln
the lafn:entable eivU lltrife, In whidi .. .,. WtM'Oid·
ably eappd, -.4 '-"tbtiJ' implore the in~don
of the ·A~ ,Hand to helal tift woundt « tiM
rwtfon llftd to rwt.on It • .oon • fM7 be eonaldnt
with the DiY'Ibe putpOMa to the Nil mjo)'IMilt ol
pe_,., hatmonJ, nnquiUt)' 1M UnioQ.
' IN 'IWI'IIIOMY WRDIIOI'. J haw htnuato •t
my hMd IDCI ct.UMd t1w1 a.f ol 1be Uahed. 84atll 10
be olftud.
DoM •• tho Cll1 " ·--... .,.,. .,. " Octobn-, m. u.. ,.., fill our 1.-1 ...
~ ............. ~ ....... .
(LI.) ' _. fll 1M lrtu t n o1. • ~ .............. ....
..... t . r > ll ......... .:ra: .. ...... I lkiiil$ ,...._, -·
'
lltUIISOAY,IIOY ... lf74 •w HAMO•••• I'IIIIUIIED WEIIU': -rAGE I . COIIOIIA -~~ • '·
1st
Whereas--
it ll thre duty of aU natioal. to IIC:knowldp the pacwkltnca .. AJ .. -I>' God, to .... Blo will, to be .......,W ... Hlo .............
humiQ to 1mtJon llle ~ ... ,.,..,-4Dd. ...... _ 'both
R~ ol Coap.. llwe bJ' ...
joint c:oo:NDittM ................ "' ....................... ol.tbe
UDit.d ..._ e dq ol public ----···· MOW,~Jdo,....
commend ad -.&p Thunday.
the Jlth deJ ol HOftmber MXt,
tobedoootodbytho-ol
that SUt. tD the Ml"riee o1 that
I!'Mt and JbiOUI Beilll' Who ill
the benefieeftt Author of aU Jood
that wea, th.t la, or that will
t.-Tb.at we may then all UDite ill ~ unto Him our ..._..
Uld humble thanb--for tbe cr-t Goer-of traaquWt7, wUoa uad
plenty, which W. haw lliDce ~the pet~GMb&e ud .ratkiDel
manner in which we han hem en.abled to atahliah CONtituUona of
IQ\'emment for ow-li&fety ..d. Mppl.._, .aDd pu1ku)arty the DA•
UoDal one now letel,y i.nstituted-lOI' the dvil mel reUcioul Uberty
with whkh we .,.. bl...ad aDd the rDIIl!W ..,. have ol acquirint: and
dlftu.inc ueeful lmowled&e. '
AND ALSO ftiAT we may theft wdte in 11\Mt hvznbly oUerfnc
our prayen and aupplkadona to tbe Gr.t Lord and Ruler of N•·
tiona, and bneec:h Him to perdan our natioaa.l ad ocher ~
1aioN-to en.~bl• ua all, whether in pu.bliC Dl' prt..W .c.aUoa;.. to
perfonn our aever-al and re-lative dutM. prop.r-ly and punetually-to
render our national 1overnment e ble.iac to all tb. people by con-
stantly beinc a 1ovemment of wiN, iuat a.nd CIOIWd.tutlooal lawa.
diac:reet.ly and faithfully enc:ut.t. and obeyed-to po"''Wet end .Wde
'all 10v•reip.~ and nations (aped.all)' 1ueb aa have ahown ~
to \Ill) and to bM. them with lood IOVenunalt, pMee and c:oDrOJ'd.
To promote the kllowledce and practice of true re~Jci<m. and virtu.,
and the iDcnue of ICMnc:e amonc them and ~ Jftlerelly to
p-ant Wlto all mankind auch a decree ol temporal prwperity U He
akma know& to be beit_
Given under my h.and at the clty of N..-York tba third day ol
Oc:tobtr In the year of our Lord 1781.
GI:ORGE W ASHJNGTON.
A Thanksgiving Psalm
P .. lm 138. Expoa,ition by the lne Cherles H.lpurgeon
"THE SWORD OF THE LORD"
&s 1099, Murfreesboro,
When thf! chorua waa taken up
by the whole of the people.
aCcompanied by a blaat of
trumpt'ts , this must hEII't' been a
malfllifieent h ymn of praise.
Verse I. "0 Ri~ thanks twto
the Lord: (or h4! i.'i Bood: {or his
mPrr:r endurrt"h (or f!t:x"r."
Tlw P,.alrn bewm~ ·., 1th tht•
<tUJtuq notm o·. tht·
m ronlllHinin lhle tillt-ut tht-nnP
h1 toll and trllt' liod. .Jah.
Jl'hul';;~h For th1s na me the Jt'W!I
h<-td a hHth re!lipect. which
del!"enerated into 5Ulll'rst ition.
for they would not write it in
their Hiblelli. and put another
word in s te~:~d . in w hich our
translators have imitated t he
veraion . Sure ly . iJ it 111
··.Jehovah" in the ori11inal. we
should h ave it "Jehovah" here.
The n ame is a very wonderful
on e, "Je·ho-vah... No man
know& u.actly how it should be
pronounced: it i& said to con~ti•t
of a •uccea11ion of brealhinga.
therefo re i8 it written. "Let every
thin1 that hath breath praise the
Lo rd,·· whoae n•me I& a
breathin1. and in whom dwell•
the life of all who breathe.
Let us take eare that we never
trine with the name of God. I
think that the common u.e of
the word. "H a llelujah ." or.
··P rai!le Y" t he Lord," i!ll simply
profane. Surely, this h< not a
wo rd to be draned in the mire; it
•hould be pronou.J"ced with
10lemn awe and 18cred joy.
2. "0 1iw rhonk11 unto lite
God of Rodlf: {or h i.~ mercy
endurdh (or ever ...
If there be any other 1od. if
there can be imagined to be any,
our God i• infinitely above them
all. The god11 o f the h eathen are
idolt. but our God mede the
h eaven s . If there be any
reverence due to ma~riatratet, of
whom we rud in P .. lm 82; "I
have aaid, Y.e are ~rod•." yet are
they nothing at •II compered
with Jehovah, "the God of
tods ."
3. "0 give thonh to tiM Lord
o( lord•: (or hia mercy enduPYIIt
(orewr."
Whuever there b• of
euthority, or lordahip, or
kinphip of any kind, in tht
world, it ia •II in-•ub.lec:Uoa to
Him who ia "the Lord oflorda."l
think I hear the trumpett
toUndinc it oUt. and all the
people joinin1 in choru1, "0 Pve
thanb to the Lord of lo,.: for
hi1 mercy endureth for ever." It
ie ever the .. me ll.rain, the
•n4urlnc mercy ol God, thet
-bore &h-. 1traln 6f1 a ·eera-1'1Ji,
end l•reel'l need, ana , ........ .. ,...,, .. ,, .. ~
4. "To lila wlto olo"« d.tlt .,..., ,......_, ,., Alo -.y
.,. ..... (or ........
C. H. $Pfl'g«NN
mnne ot the ~rut Ruil•ler who
mach• th&t nne t'"no rmou" ~~~an.
.,n ht~:'n·,.~E'd ;uul unpn•;·•·~·r!
\\ h o11 .t -\llrk 1t wa:<' :\nd it \lot•
•11;1d• •,, ml'rr) o.~~ wdl .t~o h~
..,,~oi .wl If .,...,. !!0 m tu lhe
st·ientilic 1:1ccount of the
atmospher e, of the firmement,
and of the stellar heaven11 . we .ee
that the hand of mercy wu at
the back o r witldom in the
makinJ of it all: ··ror h is merey
endureth for ever.··
6. "To laim rlaaf alrdclaN oul
the ~arlit above tla~ UIOI~rw: (or
It~ mucy~ndurdh (or~wr. "
We oucht to preiM Hlm for
the makin1 of every country,
e•pecielly, I think, we who dwell
on these favorflli.landa. bec:auH
He baa plecfll our lot in en
island.
"He bad~ tiM wat~ra round Ill«
flow;
Not bor1 o( braa could IUOI'd
thft.o."
We mi1ht heve been beneeth
the tyrant'• foot, if it had not
b.en for "the tilver 1treak" thet
lriv• "'liberty. The whole earth,
wherever men dwell, will alford
10me peculier Nuon for their
preiM t.oJehoveh.
-7·9. "To ltim. tlaol mocte lr'CGC
l~ll,.: (or laM Winey ,INIMrciA ftw
cuu: TIM ••n to rwlc b)t 4oy: (or
hU .,n't'YI!ndurctlt {oriv.: 1'/ic
moon and •tGt'CI 1o rtllc by ~tilltl:
for AU ml!'re)' cn.dunth (or cwr. ••
••
.,,
Nobod> -w-..· lllot taft .. cor:::, wkll J .... , .. ,,
Why thne .,..,.... about one
thinr? S.CauH we are not wonc
to dwell upon Gocl.'tiOOCIMII •
_.. slaould. We •r• th.,..,_.
bidden. lint, io nmesnber lllht
in general, end thea the 1un, the
moon, the stan. tech one in
partieule .. ; and each time .. do
w:-wtlri"89 laY. "Hii"""Mircr
Mdurtth for ever." We .,.. ft4M
loll In <he do~lme l"llhoul <he
sun: and. when th• dar ~a.,.,,
.<he ,clukoo-of .... •liM lo
cbwrotl elliW 11J lho-•""' ta......., whkhtMw•~
1\0< ""'' .............. !'~
uato •IP<. He lliiUI --. .. ,_lUI~ ••uut,. __ ........ Hloo. .... ..... .... , ............ _~
•IM ... I, -ii li ,.............. "
!!;, ~=-=--.: -·
--· -· loollfo .... Ia • tiM .._, ol Hill • I dwo; ...
-.OoW--otHio ....... -•... ,. ....... .,.· ..... . ................. /" ... ~
-· ••• ,.,..... 1
• •• , ........... J"'''!' --------oil ....... lftl!o ...
• WIIW'IAT, IIOY. U &U.aG, 10, al D W. a.,. '-t d ........ -.riM-'":! _ ¥••-.... 'l'.a.. M, CMII. ..... ,.. placed_.. U.. W..... 10:10 a.•.
• lt'll.llrt ._,a • M.llatllar UTNt b' rotlbw, &t 1 p.•. ·4 p..•. "-"ssu. -. c~~u.-'W1tb at poUce .._. ...... we ... betlt 1¢1 'tetacl .Ia .. lk at Somtoee ICole t515 wort:b ot • 8UifDAY, NOV. 17
1:10 a.a. at a. .lollJ Ropr colt ellbl 'ttom tbe pra,. at htrlck ,Emmett QWu. !!,
,........, JUIW. CodtRwy., Tb9m,. Bttcbtl't homt, HOO of ltll W, BQ, Ctetral New-
MariMr'l Mill ••• B.pJack-S•Jbore, Weat Nt"PPft. be-port, wu arrtriUd at 1:4$ a.m •
.. ...... II, of Wl CbarU., t...eea DOOD Ngy, Z llld 1:10 at lU7.8 Blbr, Coeta .. ,.,
C~ ..._, waa cbarpd wUb a.m. Nov. 15 ••• AD ..uma-aDd cllai'fld .Ub pos...-..
d:rtftDt -. tM lllfloeoet ot t.ct h'71 dtmare "' daDe to of marJ)Iana ••• Keary PfiU ..
alieoMl at t:45 p.m. at 2ZDd the Wtcblel Gna r...adeoce, lp Ellswortb. 19, I.Dd Bruce
aM ll..,.-t BlYd., .Ctatnl 1947 Port 81sbop, Harbor VIew Mlcbul Kaddad. botb ot 111
Mewport • , , Mark Raymoa1 Homes, by ftDdala 1Jho broke 40th. Wnt Newport, were ar-Pow•a,. U, of 1039 Concord, pool ettes, pool bi.Ua, cushions rested at !915 W. Oeean Frout.
Cotta W... fta arrested at and othtr ibtms into the t.tm-West Newport, at 1:20 p.m.
Ialii IIOale al 11 a.m. OD I Uy awlmmlDg pool, IOmetlme aD4 ctarpd with cooJpirlllg COAST GUARD Keep cool with
CPNYAS
crud tblft clllr~t • , • Hen-between. 5:SO p.m. l"i'OY. 15 ud ta commit petty tbeft • • • seaman ap ..
ry PldiUp EU.wort~~, t9, 01 3 p.m. Nov. 16 ••• A man For lampe: ralued at SZ72 were prentice Chrlatopher P, Me-
111.A. .._ w.-lf.-port was described as a male caoculaD staleD from 1 ear at Jim Sle-Clary, 900 of Mr • aDd Mrs.
ureM:td tblre at 5:45 p.a:. Ud between Z5 and so pulled 1 mons Imports, 1301 Q~aU, alr-Paul D. McClary Jr. or 500
cbult(l wttb Nllmr m&rij1atla pistol oo clerk Vlrrfola Crow-port ar•, between 6 p.m. Nov. E. 15th st., Central Newport.
••• A ~!*'dar p tD_ thrOUCb der at the Tie-Toe market. 16 and li:SO a.m. Nov. 17 •.• has graduated from recruit
he alrJUCtlt at Herlbey's Mar. 20042 lrvlDe,Saota "-Helebta, A $150 radio 'ft.S taken from tralnJ.nc at the Cout Guard Don't let the sun spo~l YQIJf
tat 100 MarlM Bl.lbol tslaDd made her Ue down on the floor a car beloO&IDI to Robert Roth, Training Center, Alameda, paho fun . Shsde wltl'l col~l
AWNINGS
THE ERNEST IIODERBERtll ot "-llotcbla rota ood receotly from 1 Carll:lt.leu/Mtllco/Trau-C~ craa..
aboard lito RoJOI Vltloc-, NGnqju-tlaclloJOI VIOiof
Lloe llllp. The H-day er-eallod at porto ID Mexleo,
theo tra.ulted the Paaama c ... t before call1Dr at porta:
1p ,Colombia., Curacao, Jaml1ca, HaiU, B&llama Iallads aod
Bermudll before a.rrtt1og at Fort Lati:Serdale aDd NtwYork.
~etlnM ~ 10 p.m.NOY: took $154 from the cash re~ 740 SbaUmar, Costa Mesa, CaUl. He Is scheduled tore.. can~n fo, cool comfot1 . Can
IS aDd 7:50a.m. "OY· 14, aod gtster, ud left at 5:10 P·"'· "tfhlle 1t was puked at 251 k~\akto A~::.st Guard Base o• come ov lor"tree estimates. FICTITIOUS ouSlNEIS "AME
STATEMENT toot $1,749 froal a CUb reels· • SATURDAY NOV 16 E. Co< HWJ,, Bay Bridge • • SAIJA II& ter aDd from tbe omce F • · area, trorn 3:30 p.m. Nov. 16 tall l , ... Tbe foJJowtnc pereoos are
dotnc bu&tDNs u: Busch
VaiCOIISJI Co., 25, Vlat:a
Baya, Newport l*.ctl, CalU. tz-WIUII.m K. Budd, 2535
Vt.ta Baya, Newport Beach,
Calli. 92&&0; Wlutam Schuh,
5859 FiDICI'Nt, RIDc ho Palos
Verde~, CaUl. 90274.
Eltubetb Moore, 1809 E. B.;y' 1 J~c~ J~er ~uldoon, 52. urltU 1:40 a.m. Nov. 11 ..• DR. McGAUGH OF N.B. 11111 11
Balbo&, nported a $550 r~ : .. cba.r~ wtth dr~:::, :: Michael Certo, 5006-B Nep-IS VICE-OIANCELLOR ..,..,..
rail ttolla from ber pra.ge the tnnueoce of alcohol on New-1"":• West Newport, reported Psychobtoloctst James L, 220% SOUTH MAIN
betweeo 4:15 aDd 4-:-415 p.m. port Blvd between H05pitalllld a .400 TV set stolen h-om McGaugh or Newport Beach has rJI5 AMf
LEGAL NOTICE
FICTmOlB BIIJINESS NA.ME
STATEMENT
L ECAL NOTICE • THURSDAY NO lndusttlai d t 7·45 bts borne between l1 :30 p.m. been appointed rlce chancellor ·-::--...:.M~i!:._!!U!_! __ _
• V. 14 Aar r~-·~ Na b . .!.m.,. Nov, 16 llld 12:30 a.m. Nov, for academic a.ttalrs at UC -· · A bac coantnta1 about $200 • • • on ~~ as c.c. 17 A bur Jar led
Tbls b:UIIDess Is coOOucted
by a Umlted pa.rtherlhlp.
Slpecl: WUUam K. Budd.
This statemeat was fUed •Uh
tbe-Comrty c lert of Orange
Coanty on No.-. 22, 1974,
PabUsh: Nov. 28, Dec. 5, 12,
19, 1974, ln tbeNewportHarbor
Ensign. F -38989
LEGAL NOnCE
FICTJTIOIE BisiNESS NAME
STATEMENT
The tolknritlg person is doing
baslness as: lnvestment Mar-
ketlng, 1651 East 4tb St., Suite
ZZ5, Santa Aoa, 92'701: David
Denalct_ 2323 No. Palm Cny.
Dr., Palm Springs, Ca. 92262:
The folknrlng petSIXl Is doing
business as: Newport Island
Marine Co., 406 38th St., Ne•-
port Beach, Ca. 9%660: William
Masoo, 405 38th St., Newport
Beach, Calli. 92660.
This business Is conducted
by an lndiYkhal.
Signed: WJIIiam Masoo.
This statement was ftledwlth
the County Clf'rk of Onnje
Cotmty on Nov . t; 1974.
Pllbllsh: Nov . 7, 14, 21, 28,
1974, in the Newport Harbor
Enslp. F -38449
LEGAL HOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
FICTMOUS Bt.51NESS NAME worth ot medleal lutruments 133 E 16th Central N£>~rt Iirtin« tnoog pr open Irvine t>rfectlve Jan. 1. He soc-
STATEMENT was burCkrised from Ma.r)or-was charged with belnK Intox~ a s w w at .-'.rt's Lan-ceeds Dr, Hatard Adams, pro-
The followi.Qc persoa l.adotng te Blugbla.'s car while u was leated tn public at 21st and VI ding, 503 E. El1gewater • Sal-lessor or English and compa.ra-
bus1Geaa u: Dtserada Atpa.ns, parked near ber residence at Ocun F'root, Central Newport: ::· ~~;~~e,;turtng the nlgttt the literature, whO reshtned
a TrldiDc Company, 2 Mojo 100 Scboll, Ve:ratlles from at 6:45 p,m, •• Janet Chris-om a cash box. b st summer to resume full-
COIII'l, Newport Beacb, Ca. 7:SO p.m. NoY, 14 -uoth 7:30 line Mondoo, 18, of 302 Arne-• MONDAY, NOV. 18 time teaching after a yPar's
9ZMO: Micbael F. Cougt~Un. a.m. Nov. 15 , •• Joe Caneen, tbyst, Balboa Island wu ar-Diane Ellz.abelh Moller Zl sabbattcalleave.
Z llojo Court, Newpcn Beach 2%'7 Part. Balboa tsland re· rested on a charge ~f driving of 1915 Wallace Costa Me sa' Dr. McGa ugfl came to UC l
92660. ported z rlflea a shotcm' aDd uDder the Influence of alcohOl •as ('harged wtih driving Ill~ In 1964 ~s professor and foUllci-
Thla business is coodueted a TV set, val~ at $805 'bur-when pollee lnvestlp ted a ml-tier the influence or alcohol lng d!llrman of the dep:trt-
by an Individual. . glarl.ted trom hlshOme~tween nor traffic collision at 1:50 at 10:50 p.m. at 32nd and ~ew-ment of psychobiology. ln l !JC.';"
Signed: Michael F. CougbUD. 2 p.m. Nov. 1 and 11 :30 p,m, a .m. at 5811 Seashore, West port Blvd., West Newport ••. he became actmg dean and then
Th1s statement was ftledwith Nov. U • , , A $100 bicycl£> Newport ••. Ski equipment Carroll David Cone Jr 41 dean of the school of biological
the Co.mty Clerk ot Orance was stolen from the borne of aDd coins valued at $850 11ter' of 3705-A Seashore, Wesf~ew: sn ences,in 197 1 he r eassumed
County on Nov. 4, 1974. KatherlDe Horton, 4812-1 /2 taken from the James Evans port was charged wun driving the Chairmanship or the dt>-
Publlsh: Nov. 7, 14, 21, 28, Neptooe, West Newport, be· home at 2000 Court, Central un~r the IDlluence of alcohOl partment otpsychObtolo gy while
1974, in the Newport Harbor tween. 4 p.m. aDd a p.m ••• NeYpOrt, by a burglar .,..ho got at 2:05 a.m. at 34th aDd Bat-maintaining a full schedu!t-of
Ensign, F -3849'1 A $260 TV set ns takefttrom In througtlantmlocked rear door boa, West Newport ••• When teaching and researt:h . Hr· LS
Walter Ward's home at 263 Sometime between 7 p.m. and Debra Ann Robert~ len her S150 recognized internationalh tnr
LEGAL NOTICE Ocean Vltw, Newport Heights, 7:30 p.m. , • Arson was sus-fur coat in the Wbby of the An-his resear ch Into the blolo•. ••·" 1
FJCTITIOl5 BUSINESS NAai:E between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. peeled after John Farmer,l839 cient Mar iner restltlr'l.nt, 2607 bases of learnln~ and memnr~.
ST TEMENT Port Berwick, Harbor View W. Coast Hwy,, Mariners Mile,
• 1771 MIWPOIT
COlT A MilA
~~
TI\J:a bosi.Dess 1S eoodocted
by u lndJvkhal.
Stgbecl: Du·td Denn1clr.,
Thls atatement was tiled with
the Coi.Dlty Clerk of Orange
County on Nov, 22, 1974.
The followi ng persons are
dotnr business as: YES, Ltd.,
1'7662 lrvlne Blvd., Suite %2,
Tuslln, Calli. 9268&. OeiUlis
C. Klrk, 1374 Burgundy Way,
Placentia, ca. 92670; Mary B.
Kirk, 1374 Burgundy Way, Pla-
centia, Ca. 92670,
' A • FRIDAY, NOV. 15 Homes, sa"tfsmokeeomtn~trom a t 8:30p.m., U W"I.S gone when
The folkl'wtnc persoo Is doing Gregory Arthur Martell, 18, his home and c.alled the rtre she looked for u an hour later .... ., .... ES
business as: Creative Promo-of 200 E.16th,Centra1Newport, dept. at6:15 a.m., arx:tlnvesti-•.. Som eone used a sharp I ... .. I
Uons & Prlnttoc Co.,2117South •as arrested at his hOme at ptlon showed that a minor !lre instrument to pry open the -====================~.
Pllbllsb: ~ov. 28, Dec . 5, 12,
19, 1974, in the Newport Harbor
Ensip. F ·~8988
LEGAL NOTICE
FICTrriOt.E Bl.StN£SS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe toUowtor persoo 1.8 do1D&..
bustaess u: Belles Maisoos-
lntertor Design, 433 Vla Lido
Sood, Newport Beach 92)80:
This busl.Dess is conducted
by a ceneral partnership.
Slgoed, 0onn1s C. Kirk.
This statemeot was filed with
the County Clerk ot Orange
County on Oet. 23, 1974,
PabUsh: Nov. 21, 28. Dec.
5, t2, 1974, In the Newport
Harbor Enstcb.' F -38hO
Grand, Santa Ana, Ca.Ut. 92705: 3:30 p.m. and charged wtth and apparently s tarted !nor un-change machine at the Beach r
KeDDeth M'aree Bouman, possesstoo. ot stolen property der a pme room bed In the laundromat 200 30th w t
145%2-A Del Amo, Tustin, Call-• , , PoUc~ arrested La~eoce garage, Uld 1 sliding door was Newport, a~ took abo~t $1~,
forrlia 92680. J ay Jocob8oa, 20, aDd Steven foWld open •.• Stereo equip-sometime between ooon Nov
Tbls business Is cooducted Aloylstus Miles at their home ment and cash, amounting to 17 and 9 a.m. Nov. 18 ·
by s': :'~~-h M Bo at ~~540-8 SSth, West N~wport, a total ioss or $323, were taken Vandals appUed white pain! to
P · e · zeman. at :r: p.m. OD a charge of from the George Cox home cabinets aDd doors at a house
This statement was flied with cult1Yit1ng ma-rijuana ••• Pa-118 28th w st N t be• nd 1 the County Clerk of Orange t I k Ml ha 1 O'Do d 24 I ' e ewpor • . • u er construct on In the Jas-C r c c e w • • 0 tween 9!15 p.m. anrt mldmght mine Hills pro}ect causinK da-
ounty oo Nov. I, 1974. 202 4!Dd, West Newport, was • , • B. J. Arnold, 2011 Kings mage estimated' at $1,500.
Pllbllsll; Nov. 7, 14, 21, ze, arrested at 8:30a.m. attheAr-Rd. Clltf Hann, reported a sometlme between 4 P m No.-
1974,, in the Newport Harbor cbes and cba.rpd wttb posses-S300 TV set taken h-om his 15 and 6 La\ NoY 1&. • ' •
Eostcn. P -3tK43 .don ot LSD •.. Ronald Lee • •
L!GAL NOTICE Aonle N. Steinberg, 4:13 VI& LIGAL MOTICI LIGoi.L IIOTICI
Lido Soud, Newport Beach, NOTICE OF HEARING
Calif. 92660. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ~AYfE
This bustDess Is conducted STATEMENT NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN tbat the Board of S!4)erVIsor s
by an lodh1dl&l. The foUowtng penon is doing or tile County of Orange, State of CaWornta, has by Re!IOlutioo
Stped: A. N, Steinberg. buslnessas: The Loglnn,l792S dated the 5th day of November, 19'74, declared Its Intention
ThLI stateVtent was ftle<l wttb YacArtblll" Blvd., Irvine, CaU-to anne:r: the territory described below to Orange CoUDty
the Couaty Clerk of Orange ronla 9Z'7117: Peter Joseph Bel-Street UgtiUng MatnteblD<::e Dtllrlet No. 10, and has fl.red
Co_, oa NQ.,. 21, 19?4. lucl, 2936 Andros st. Costa Wednesday, the 11th day ot December, 197.,!._ at ... tbe ~
.., 9:-45 o'clock A.M. of aid IJIJ m tnt Cbimti8l's of tbe Board PtlbUab: NoY. 28, Dec. a, 12, Mesa, CalU. 92626. S
19, 1974, ill the Newport Hulx:lr This busilless Is conducted of ~Ybors of the Couoty of Orange ln the Orange County
Enstp. F -38969 by an lndtvldllll AdmlnisttaUoo BulldtDc, 515 North Sycamore Street, ill the
Signed: Peter J. BelJucl. CJty ot Santa ADa, C&Ufornla, as tba Ume ud place for the
LIG.\L MOTICI This statement was Died with hearing 141011 the question of saJd anouatton and all objecttoos
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME tbe Couoty Clerk ot Orange thereto, at which time and place all interested persons may
STATEMENT Couoty on Nov. 18, 1974. appear lDd be beard.
The followtnr person tsdotng Publlsh: Nov. 21, 28, Dec. At any Ume
0
prlor tothellttlmCe nxed for heartnr, uy interested
bua:lnels 11; Tbe Yop Om, 5, 12, 1974, In the Newport perSOllS may le YUh e lerk ot the Boud of Supervtsors
SUS Eut Coast Highway, Co-Harbor Enstcn. F -38829 of tbe Couoty of Oraap WTlttl!l objeetSou to tbe proposed
Pl ymouth Con gregatr onal Church of Newporl Harboo
A Fr« and /ndependtmt Gmgn·~uri.,nal Chnman (hurd•
THF RI-V JOH"\,; -\ LINDVALL. M tnl~l cr
Sunday ServtLt' t O 00 am
3262 BROAD STREET. NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Nunery care prov~ Phone: 642-2740
... • 'I 0 '' THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
THE CEHHR FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES
9•0 A,.M, II&L£ CLASSES
11:00 A.M. WORS HI,. HOUJI
7o00 "·"· EVAGELISTIC HOUR
DR. JIMMY COMBS, PASTOR
Highway House of Prayer
2411 E. COAST HWY .• CORONA DEL MAR
lOWER L.EVf:l. -REAR
INTERDENOMINATIONAl.. FUL L GOSPEL
SUNDAY SCHOOl.: 1:45 WORSHWSIERVICE: 11:00o
EVANGf:liTISTIC SERVICE: 6 :00P.M. SUNDAV
PftAVER AND BIBlE STUDY: 7:30P.M. WEONESDAV
WILLIAM T. KROAH. PASTOR
PHONE : 642-8762
roaa del Mar, ca. 92625: Bar-aooenticla, which objeetloos will be considered by the Board
ban J-.n Wat.ueott, 9834 LEGAL NOTICE of SJC)ervimrs at tbe time aod ptace f1ud for bearing. FIRST OIURot OF
Marlpoa AYe., Fotmtaln Val. === A ltpl dtscri&JHOn of said territory 1s eontalned in Retolu-OfRJST, SCIENTIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
1900 htif"IC Vie-w Dr.
Corona dd Mar. Cal if.
ley, Ca. 9!708, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME tion No, 74-1601, dat.d Ncwtmber 5, 1974., ot the Board of l.lOJ Vu Udo
'fills buslDesa 1s coodueted STATEMENT S~s, OD fUe Yltb tbe ClerkoftbeBoud of S~rlaors, Ncwpon Beach
by au lDd.lvldtaL The followlnc persoo isctolJJc The territory Is ceoert.UY de«rtbed. u follows: NEWPORT HEIGHTS THIEF --It you ue missing small SUNDAY SOIOOL
Slped: Barblra Waillscott. bustneu as: Int.De Saddlery, Propoaed An.Deatton of Tract Nos. 1506, 8551 aDd 8527 to Items lD your yard or ftDd things scattered aro..m without 9 6 l(hiO ....
Tbl• statement was rtledwlth 173 TriYeland Lane, lrvtDe, Oraoge Cotmty street Ughtinc W:alotena.Dce District No. 10. reasoo, be OD the loot-oat tor "Jose Querro." This crow SUNDAY SERVlCI:S
the COUDty Clerk of Orange Cal. 92705: Ray C. Milton, 890 •• ~~Said anoeD.ttoo couUts ot approximately 49.9 acres isn't atntd of yoo and •lD steal aaythlng he caa ny any 9 • KI:!IO -.111•
CountJ 011. Nov. 12, 19'74. W. 15th St., Newport Belch. """"ted oo the eut alde of Culver Drive, north of Deert!ekl with. He frequents Newport Heights blil.ct. yards aoo will WEDNESDAy EVENING
PUblllb: No.-, !8, Dec. 5, 12, Cal. 92660. Aveouei.D the Cl!ltnl In1De ar•." prot.bl}' sUck around ~mttl some lrate hOmeowner lets MEETING 8 p.m.
U, 19'74. 1D the Newport Harbor ThiS btlslness Is conducted DATED thls 5tb dilly ot NOYember, 1974. blm ~ve 1t with a shotf\Bl. (Hugh McMillan photo.) JlEADING R<X>M
Eosip. F-!8673 by 1D lndJrlduaL BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF SuPERVISORS OF ORANGE w::!l.; 9 a.ca .. S p.m.
Slgoed' Ray C. Milton. COUNTY, CAUFORNIA. LEGAL NOTICE KATHLEEN TRAINS AS w , 9 Lm .• 7<45 p.m .
... UGAL MOnCI! Tbls stalemeot ns !llodwltll IV. E. STJOHN FICTmow BWINESS NAME PLATOON COMMANDER T_.
B-531S7 the County Clerk ot Orarlp (SEAL) Cotmty Clerk IJ:Id u..omc to Clerk STATEMENT Lt. Kathleen R)'2n, daagflter 9 .. !. .. 5 p.n~.: 7-9 p.m.
FICTrTIOUS BUSrNESS NAME County on Nov. 18• 197t Dec ot ~ ~:s..:.~:r'::s of The foUowtq per1011a are of Mrs, EUsabeth Y. Ryu of
STATEMENT Publish: Nov. 21• 8• • doing business as: .nus, 261'7 5807 SeashOre Drive, West SECOND CtlullOf OF 5, IZ, 1974, lo the Newport 8J ~-Aleuwter, lloputy A Clr I •··•-(m• CA N d ~ ~ CHIUST SO£NTIST The toUowtnr periODS are Harbor Eaaip. F-S&al P'lbU.bed: NOYembcr Zl, 28, 1974, Newport Harbor Eutp.. mas c e, _..,. ' •. ewport, hU gra tat.,._, nvm •
doiD& baslotn as: 1984. --':':::-:-:-:===.;-...;._...;.-:-::::::::"-::::::::==-:-;:;.; 92806: S, Ja.mes McKon, 2617 the ba sic school at tM Marine Newport Buch sc
Llmlled, 1?461 lrYioo Boule---:-L::10::-::AL:-::IIO:::::n::ICI'::::-----...: AmH Clrele, ...... lm, CA. c o.,. De•eloprM,. aod Edoea-c.-dd ""
LA WRENCE 0 F RUHUNG
P:aswt
St;NDAY SCHOOL CLASSES
,\tt Ages: Q: IS to I 0 ·15 a.m
\\\.1rshtp Hour -JO ·.lOa.m .
Nursery and Coffee Hout
ATTEND
THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
nrd, Ttllltla. CaWonb. 92$80: 92606; Jerry A. Seh'ftJ'I, 802 Uoo Command, QuaaHeo, Ya, )100 '-cifX v-Dr.
R ... S. Sec~, 117.8 lstb FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS NAME NOTICE OF HEARING Clrclllo Luo, Anaheim, CA. Tl'le 26-weet. course Is de-SUNDAY SOfOOL tO n.m. GRACE BIBLE CHURCH
Street; Nftld't Beacb., Call. STATEMENT NOTI:E B HEREBY GIVEif tbl.t tbe Boud of S~rs 928()6. sl&ned to pr!l)ln newly-com-SUNDAY SERVlCE 10 a.m. Veterau' Memorial Bid&.
fond& liMO; ~IWam P. Res. The foliowlQc per1001 a.re of tbe Comtrlll Orup, 9tate ot CaUtonata. hu by Retolutloa Thla bollDtss is conducted mlssloned om cers for d~«y in WEDNESDAY EVENING SbS w. I 8th. Costa Mesa ttYe, lutz M.:ta BtrMt, Apt. doJAc t~u~mea u: Patouebe, dated tbe 5tb dilly ot Ncwember, tW74, dKllr.t l.b: 1Dte!Wion by 1 ceDen.l ~erlhtp. the Fleet Warlne Foree, wttb ••sM ... R.ooeu I P.•·
IOC, Tlltla, Cllltlor'lll. 91610. S4U VII Op(wto, 14, "ewport to UIDII tbt taliUurJ dncrlbed beknr to Orup Colmty Sl.ped:. S. Jamea McKown. emphaats on the duties a.nd IIOOo-B E. C...tlwy. REV. TON TYREE. Pator
'h.la e-rtnnr ..... coadaet~ S.ch, CL 91610: Au H. Boyd StrMt LIIMMc MeW-nei DUitrict No. 10, llld bas tlled 1bla statemeat n1 ftktdwtth re .. slblUti~s of a rlfle p·-EM..c• • N•,.._ SUNDAY SERVICE!·
bJoa llatlld partMrllb.tp. aDd Robert R. Boyd, P.O. ao1 w-..-y, tbl lltb day of lltcftlbtr, 1W74, at the boar of the COUDCy Clerk ol Druce tooa commander. liloa...Pri..: to~ to 5 p.a 10:30 A.M . .t. 7 :00P.M . .....-a.-. a. SeeMta. stl, Coroaa.cSe1Mar,Ca.illn. t:• o'cloct A.M. ~ aJd daJ ill tlill Cbambers of tbe Beard CO., OD Now. 15, 19'74. "AW .. , 7 to 9 Sundsy Se~.aU qes. 9:30
nta·-tnoftlodWitll Tbll bollllou 1o CGDdoetod .,,__,.otttooC..,.otOrucollllltoOn.oaoC-N>lllll: ...... Zl, JB, Doc. ~AREH BECKER'S UNIT lot.•t• HOMEBIBL£CLASSES:
tbo c.-y Clorlt or Onop by a _.I_IIIIP-A<lm-Bot ..... 515 Nortb S,ca-. Stree~ ta the 5, II, 1974, ID lito N-RECEIVES OTATION .!iy~-~-~~~~~~~~~~C~.U~SS~2~.otl9~2~~J COIIty ca Ho'f.Jl, 1174. Slpld: Aa. H. Bo,.S. CltJ ot Slllta ADa, CalUDraAI, u tbl time Uld pllce 6;)r tbe Harbor ED&lp. F -S880S Airman Flrst Cll.u Kar• ....., -Teactuna Bib~ Doetfine•
..... New. ta. Dte, 5, U 1'llil llalemMt WU fUidwitll b..,.IAJ ._ tbl qwtta of IUd a-.nnc. ud Ill ob)ee;Uoo.s L. ~ dllllbter ot Mra.
Itt. lflf,llllltoN ....... HarbO< tbo C-Cler' ot 0ruco -. at wllldl -IIIII t*ee an --PI<_. 1011Y · L!GAL NOTICE Marlom B.' Deeter or SU4 New
........ F-~-Co_, OD Nof.l1. lt74. appear Ud bt Nard. ST.ATIIIENT OF WTtH-Yort An Casta Mesa ts a
..,.. Cl! N>U. """·If, Doc. 5, U, .U UJ--lol>lllmo-il< boortor, '"Y lolero,lod DRAWAL FRdM PARTNER. •omblr J a10IIt tllll ,..:, .. ly
Ll-liOn 19, lfl4, Ia tlloN-IIarbO< per-_, ftlo -101 Clltt ot Ulo llooZ<I ot ~~ SRlP OPERATI!IG UNDER r-tbo u S. Air Foree
8-DUf Bulp. r.-of 1llo C..,. ot ~-.. ,......, lo lito..--FICTITIOUS B~ESS -·-· .at"anrd. She Ia
PI:Tti'I)UI BCOWIMI8S NAME ---:-:::-:-::-:--:-:==,...--a--ftlc' ~tl•a wtll M ~X '' . iiid bJ tM 8ou'd NAill • a ooa•alc:atloM eeeter tpt-
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DIIO ST. otOIAMGI, COSTA MIU.-..... .,.
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Newport Harbor's S._tlors
move into the Znd roUDd of
the CIF football playoffs Saba-
day nJgbt against Pioneer. Kick-
ott 1s at 8 p.m. at Cerrito.
College. A win •ould put the
Tars 1n the Quarter-f1Dals nezt
week.
The SaUors dldD't kocnr until
Monday alteraooo who tbelr op-
pooent wou)d be. P1ooeer was
beaten by st. Paul 44-8 iD
last Friday's opening roUDd,
but woo a protest on tbe bl.stl
that 3 St. Paul <U.ches lllepUy
spied on a Pioneer pracUce
workout last week. After a 2-
hour meeting Monday, CIF ex-
ecutive commltteemen tmanl-
mously ~held the protest and
kicked St. Paul out ot the play-
offs.
Last year, St. Paul beat New-
port Beach 1n the CIF quarter-
finals. Last ThursdaJ, after
.UT SORCE
Plllce,i:ld cbllrrtfJ
NEW LOOK BUCS OPEN
::,·~:7~~~~=~~·-BASKHB'Aft1:AMPAIGN
3 coaches. Orange coast College puts ferencP'S leading reboUDders.
Pioneer tied for 2nd place Its 1974-75 basketbaU squad ColUns Is a 6-5 guard wbo
In the Whttmont League to gain on public display for the flrst was converted from forward
a spot in the CIF 4A playoffs, time tbis weekend, as the Pi-this season. He has shown ex-
They had an 8-2 season record. rates open thecampaignaplnst cellent promise In pre-season
Newport Harbor Sailors, win-a pair or"nne opponents. s crimmages. from his swing
ners of the Sunset League title, Coast Herb Uvsey's "new-guard slot Collins Is ezpected
were 9-1. look" Bues open the season to score and rebotmd heavily
Last friday night, place-this Friday, facing the u. c. for the Bucs. He pbtyed his
kicker Art Sorce broke 2 CIF San Diego jm.ior varsity squad high school ball at Estancia
records by kicking 4 tteld goals In the border city. Tip otf high In Costa Mesa.
to lead the Sailors to a 25-14 Is set for 2:30p.m. Adams, a 6-2 guard, comes
opening-round win over Long The sues wUI entertain Los to OCC alter playing a seasoo
Beach Poly at Davidson Ftekl Angeles Trade Tech College at IdahO State Unlnrstty at
here. 1n their home opener Saturday Pocatello.
Sorce's bullseye boots of 25, night at 7:30p.m. ON the bench the Pirates
21, 31 and 22 yards boosted Last year the Pirates began have forwards Dave WUsh tnd
his total to 13 field goals for the season by dropping a 69-Frank Mathews and gtllllds
the season. That's a new CIF 56 decision to Trade Tech. Travis Tucker, Dennis Del-
season mark, And 4lnonepme The Bucs went on to r ecord monte, Bryan Renner and Gary
also sets a oew CIF standard. a 22-8 season record while Seymour.
After Poly broke on top with the Beavers were 11-18, Last week, tbe Pirates aPd
a 1st-quarter touchdown, the occ lla.s kurt allftvestarters the Palomar Comets scrlm-
Sa.l1ors roared back wtth a 16-from last y-.r•s club, but the maged a total ot four 20-mlnth
point secood period. Sorce ell-Pirates are DOt facing the new periods, or 2 tull pmes. Un-
mu:ed a SO-yard drive wltfl a season wtth an Inexperienced otftclal stats stmred OCC
25-yard goal. Then, secoods crew. All starters this year ning the flrst pme 53-50
later, Ron Lamerton picked oft are sophomores. taking the second 58-43.
a Long Beach pass and carried The Plrate opentog Une~
lt bac k to the Jackrabbits' 5, will feature7-footSteveManker
Steve Foley carried It 1n for aDd Mark Attlesey at forwards,
the touchdown. Before the Mil Ertc Soathw1clt at center and
ended, Tom Bazacas ran a trap Todd CollinB and Mark Adams
Olswang is
state play 27 yards ~ the middle at guards.
for the second Newport TD. Manker comes to occ via John OlswangisOrangeCout
A Poly march opening the Valley hlp school in West Des College's first cross country
3rd quarter was stopped when Moines. Lwa., where he was state champion.
Rich Harrison intercepted a a h.lgh eclr >I All-America, and The freshman from Costa
Long Beach pass. tbe Uulferllty ot Oregon. He Mesa High f1nlshed rtrst at
Sorce ldcked a 21-yard field Is a tine shooter and will ctve the state meet Saturday, clock-
goal In the 3rd quarter and a tbe sues good strength 011 the ing a brilliant 19:37,3 over
32-ya.rder in the 4th, stretch-boards the 4-mlle Mt. San Antoolo
log the Newport lead to 21-7, Attle~y Is a 6-3 jumping College course. He ftnlshed
before Poly marched In again jack from Corooa del Mar htgb nearly 20 yards ahead ot de-
for a touchdown. Sorce eOOed sebool W'bo .,. limited action feodlng state champion CUff
the scoring with a 22-yard last .._ ae a frethman. • Morden of Los Angeles Valley
placement. He 1e tbe best leaper oa the College.
The Sailors, who woo the sqsd aoo 1.s a flDt lnside The victory was 118J)eeial1J
Sunset League crown, outplayed player. sweet for tbe Pirate r1I:IIMI'.
the Moore League runners-~ Soullnrtck, a 6-8 pJvotman, It was his first apinst Mordla
throughOut, racldng ~ 14 ttrst retarDS to tht Plrat.s after thts sason ln 4 tries. He k>ef
downs to Poly's 5, aDd oat-spendlnc z y-.r8 CG a ~btll'ch to the L. A. Valley r....., at
plDing them 294 to 205. Brian ml..uioa.. Ht played eeoter 011 the Long Beacb bmtaUoaal,
Tberlot, Steve Foley aDd Tom OCC's 1971-7! elab aDd was the Yt. San ADtoalO bn1tatioDIJ
Buacas led the Sailor r~a~hlnr Obe ot u. Soatb couc coo~ aDd tbe -Goatbern CaU.fonda
A I I 7 30 Champloosblpo. nge 5 tO P ay at : DCC SEEKS MEMBERS
Homo 11Jc111 pmn ot tile 1n Apiu. Two OF 1951-1952 TEAM
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Flni bedrooma, flml)J f'OOI8, I balM, J tlrtplaeo:
-ud pooL lletol-doconlod, boallllf1llly !oMIOOI)ICI,
OWNER wartvATEDIII •••• RENTALS
I bedrooma. Z batJaa, cioN to -.eh. No cbUdrea..
llo-. $S50 mo. . '
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TO SHOW WITH PRIDE ·--O.,..adtnr Woaaco model, beautuutly decorated
-lD.terlor, cUllom IIDdleaplnr wltb ezterlor automatic
llcbiiDc. lOCI polio wllb ps lire pit. Fee laod.
Come IDd see lt.
Peninsula Point
LoYoiJ I -,, I -...,, Z latb -·· loluter bedroom _., •• wttb .-.ct.
o..ra pareil.d a llri'U' lw)me --'-Yt reduced
Uda c.e li:lr quick aiel!
Priced at $87,000
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1110 NEWPORT JII.VD.,CDSTA MESA
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CORONA DEL MAR
.ASSU.AIL! llS" LOAN
Two bedroom, two batb, ftreplace, eDCioaed pa.Uo.
Room to build aDOtber IIDit. RedUC41d to $t4,500.
loll&llt trade,
2743 E. COAST HWY .
(ot Goi.Hro4)
CORONA DEL loiAR
675-8600
Co\MIO SHORES-PRIVATE IIACHI·
Your own prlvaiAI pool lo poUo go with lhlB
4 bedroom, 2\0 bath oecluded home. Spa.
dou• living room -large lot. ·•117,800.
John Watts 1144-8200. (Z15)
· "DICK THE HALLS" .
'l'be billiard IOIJID! Tbe diDinl room! All a
bednloml 6 -tho WI, lovely&:: ~~~ .• ·.~~-~ack
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YACHT OUT11DE YOUR DOOR
Beautiful TnwnhoUse fee.lbtg on tbe bay.
Slip for 40' boat. l'rofesslonlllly cleconted.
charmin~ 2 beili'oom borne w/e.oormotu
' I'Ue.ct lln&rtnw'!nl $165,000. Beverly llorpby
642-8 235. (Z21\
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~ORONA DEL MAR ·
EIJbtJ-toot troatt.p em quiet street Ia old Caroaa
del l4ar. Old bshkMw' ebu'm Ud lots of br•thi.Dr
space, Walk' to tbe be&cb. $1to,OOO. Pboae 8'75-4050.
lltREE OFFICES TO SERVE YOU .
1.05 WISTCLIPP DR., MI!WPOIT-4~-~
7141. 14LIOA BLVD., lo\LIOII-675-Ha
350 1. 171M ST., COS,TA loii!SA --6.Q-4S53
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'567 S. Nlnl•. ~·loille 102
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640 4010 • •••••••••••••••••••••• lZ?IT ' . II ~··•y'e.:l<,:.. j .J·•:~ tl I I 1.1; • .. , ·;.. at• •Mrs ~ .. PORT·· .. -Sale• tlii-OIIIb u. ~ t.t.tlDg -
Service Of tbl Newport Barbor-Co.ta
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$170.8 mUllbD for tM ftJ1It lOIDOIItbll
dl 1874. ·TBI8 18 1101\J: TBAN A
34'11 INCRBAH OVER TU 8AIIB '
PERIOD A TUR AGO. 5,211 _,
UeHnp wen ~ f1 wldcll
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' TbrH bedroom&, 2 btbl. pliMI 2 brma., 1 batb.
Alldac J41,500
FIXERUPPER
Big 5 Bedroom!
Br1ag your pa1Dt brUib &Dd '""atoatloa. Good
JocaHorr, ID FCMmta!D Valley. '
CdM DUPLEX
Sou-th of Highway!
Oeoer wW belp l1laace
A TTENllDH, LANDLORD~· • •
CaU us about our rental Nferral prog,..,..
JOHN COOMBS. *"'""'~
640 ... -IU
. 11~-117 EDGEWATE
H.u Kewpol't Harbor Yacbt Ctab ud Bar la-.d
• •• Two 1m1ts -· pler m:UJoat ... R~IJ cwtallid
to lllqlo IOmll!' restdeoce.
Lot ts feet wide, 10 ,.. ~ • • • DoCIIII ..
PftiO -_, !rom alloy. Twa---Rear ..tt 1u -deck. holt .n au tlr"hn
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$235,000
OWNER WR.i. FINANCE
to qualified purchaser _
~ INSP£CnON 81' APPOIHT.BHT
"'-e MR. LEONARD D. DoiiDRD .,
NELSON ROBitSON, RNiton
675-4120
Dl MAIN ST., BI,LIIOA PENINSULA
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'WONDERFUL
IJdo Realty Is proud to present this
channlnq 5 5 Ft. MYFRONT on LIDO
ISLE, one of Southern Callfomto' s
most desirable private. commun itie s . . .
Everywhere
therit ani splena
a de~lqhtfw.otmosphe~
and breath kinQ sunsets.
A SUP FOR YOUR BOA.T Is as clo se
a 8 a few steps from the la roe front
deck.
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NEW LISTING
HARBOR VIEW HI IS
'fiew and pool. Lust,. 4 bedrooms. S tatliL
---Aaklng $13?,000. ~ I •
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MADE . GLAZED CERAMIC
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HURRY! OFFER ENDS
DEC. 9 AND IS LIMITED
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OVER 53 YE.t.RS .OF COMTIMUOUS SERVICE. 1'--• MD "U IS" SALU o.IADI I----
BLUE H
POOLS
WORLD'S LARGEST: PUT IM A BLUE H.t.VEM
POOL OR SPA· FR·EE ESTIIIATEI
CALL MOW OR DROP IM ••. Wo' •• Ct .. o By
Anlll Opu 7 D11171 A We•k.
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MAR·INERS CHURCH
THE TEACIDNG IS CENTERED ON JESIJS CHRIST
AND THE BmLE WITH EIIPIIASIS ON PRACTICAL
CHRISTIAN UVJNG. ALL AGES ARE WELCOIIE.
CCM~.sellne 1Dd ristttnc an.llable,
SUNDAY SERVICES,
WORSHIP SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
8:30, 9:415 ud 11:00 a.m.
PHONE , 6'15-4550
JIOO E. CGut FlwJ,, Newport Beach, oear llacArlbur
Teo time
Ebe/1
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dool, aDd membora boodlol ~mmatt.. are Mra, L. H.
McBride, toodi Mr1. R~
Va•11t, ta table, uc:1 Mra.
Jame• Plllc, ..U.Yktaltablu.
Mrs. Slanloy Slatla Ia Ill
cblrp ol CbrtMmu ~·
tor tbt DMilJ ud Mrs. Adratl
Joyaer ts ID ehU'p of Uae ta.
ptbtrlllc ot -. tor IIlia
to pattiDta at Vtter&DI Hoe-
pita~.~ Beach. •
THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY 1s in'tted to a hoUday botilque
to be presented by tbe PTA at Andersen school. Harbor
Vtew Homes, trom 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Satufday, Dec. 7,
The grand prize will be a handmade quilt shown here
with one of tb6 craftsmen woo ml.de lt, Mrs. Dona ld De-
Mars, at ten, and Kendra Conel. .klndergarte..1er at Ander-
sen scOOol. and her mother, Mr s . William Cone!, who ts
cha.lrman of the qullt committee. The "comtry sture"
wUl fet.llll'e a mug ahop, hand painted and peuonatized
trimmings and stuffed stutn.ngs, plants and sweets. Money
raised will go the P1' A to help purchase books and special
equipment for the sc~l. (Ensign phOto.)
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JUNIOR EBELL IIEIIBERS of Nnport Beach ..Uh 1be
be)p of tome of tbeJ.r cbtklrea art pttlD&: &optlaer baDdl~'
work to be .old at their "Boatlqae UrdQIII" to be bllkl
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Ba.bia Corlnthlan Yaebt
ClUb oo Dec. S. BebJDd the ctft 1tem1 are, left to rl.gbt,
Mrs. Ron SbcnraJler of Harblx' Yin Hills, co-cba!rmu,
with her 15-mooth-okl dlaptc. Krilt1D; llrs. Keltll Wei-
putt of Harbor VIew Hom-. co~etatrmu; and Mrs. Y.
Craig Lyoo of Bayerest, "Comatry Store" ctalrman. I:n
front are Mrs. Welputt's chUdreo, left to rtcttt, SUan,
6-1/2, Jill, 2-1/2, and.JeDDlfer, 5, (EDSIIJI plloto,)
Concert is all-Brahms
Before embarking on a 13. 5386 or 6'73-3554, Miss Limo.
day, 12-concert tour of tbe ·Dick will dlseuss tbe Bnbml
Western States and Canada, tbe program to be played by tbe
Los Ange les Philharmonic Los Angeles Phllbarmoole
under Zubln Mehta will retunl Sah1rdly evening,
Dec. 7 to play the 3rd concert
1n the Orange County Pbllhar~
monic Society's current series
of B.
The aU-Brahms concert will
be held In Onnge Coast Col-
lege auditorium beglonlng ~
promptly,, ,,30 p.m. 1• me fO Tbe program toe IOOes
Brahm's Concerto In D for
Vloltn and Orchestra, featur.
lng GleM Dlcterow as soloist,
and Symphony No. 1.
This concert ts sold out. How-
ever, at c urtain time, any lll-
occupled seats will be sold
at tbe door on a ttrst come.
first served basts, Single tic-
OFipery Cl•ning Perfect
R.,.rdlas of Age or 100%
RepiKement If Oeen.ble
kets are $6.
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The Orange County PbUba.r-
monlc Society w1ll
NataUe Llmonlck, dlreetor
FREE ESTIMATES
TERMS AVAILABLE
COME IH
COPPBB ON US WHILB YOU 'RE LOOKING.
Phooo
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MONDAY • PMOAY
7•JI TO •oo
Jolidays!
• WATER STAIN
REMOVAL
• NO SHRINKAGE
• ltERFIECT EVEN HEMS
• FLAME PROOFING
• DECORATOR PLEATS
• N•w Custom or
Rt~~~dym<KH Dra{Hrin
M . ., . d d" ted opera theater at uscco< ..... ~ anners Sl e IS e Ita =~! :~' ~"::iu~ls
Dedication o1 the new church
site at Jamboree Road and Btsoo.
Ave. was held Sunday anerooon
by the Mariners Church con-
grega.Uon.
Lloyd Johnson, board mem-
ber and one of the founders
of the church, led the dedica-
tion senlce. Bob Stevens,
chairman of the board, re-
MESSIAH TO BE
SUNG AT O.C.C.
George Frederick Handel's
'·Messiah" will be performed
In the Orange Coast College
auditorium at 8 p.m. Frkby,
Dec. 6. Admtssioo 1J tree.
The prodoctloo., UDder tbe
dlrectloo of OCC voice teacher
Carole BoeUer, features OCC's
100-volce choir and orchestra.
Featured soloists inc tude: so-
prano Vltla Williams, sololst at
St. George's Episcopal Church
In Lagma HillS; mezzo sopraoo
LucUle Anderton. a 110kJlst at
Commmity Congrepttonal
Church In Corooa del Mar, wbo
Is active In Southern Callfornla
opera circles; tenor WtlUam
Purklss, an uststantprofeaor
of theater arts at OCC; a.od
bus Jobn Cbllders, an OCC
student, who slnp at tbe
theater ~restauraat "Suter
Street" ID Newport Beacb
Dr. Justin CoiJar, Orange
Coast's organ lnstroctor, wtu
play occ•s oew Alleo dlcltal
computer orp.n.
'BOHEME' AND 'FIGARO '
TO BE STAGED AT OCC
Tlcuta 10 oa ale Dec. 1
for tbe Cllf of the Anctls Opera
Company's prodaetkms of "La
Bobeme" and "Uarriap of
Ftpro" at Oranp Cout Col-
lege.
"La Bobeme" wtll be stapd
Jan. 10, ud "Marrlap ol
Figaro" oa Feb. 14. Botb per-
torJn&Dea~ bella at I p.m. om
tbe occ audUIDrl•. Ttclratl
are Dt"'*' IIi $1 lor-
and$111<-
The City allllo Aopla 0pora
Com-Ia a -lllc dl-of tbt .. _ c-Opora ~
ooctattoo oiLoo ~...,
AIIOARO 'ltEASOHER'
MaYJ ,......,..., .-d clt.N
R, p ,..,., -aiV.,
lllra. ,._I, o,.-
11'111 A .... Co*
,1ewed the hlslory and growth bouse S a~I~I~O:~.SO~a~,m~.i~i5;t of the church. tloos are
Tours of the sUe were led made
by the board members, who
also IDclude HOOd Salfell, Dr.
Btu King, Bob Milum, George
Goldbamn, Bill Temple an:!
Beecher Wallace, assisted br
the pastoral start, Dr. Joseph
Aldrich. Bill Acton, RolaR!
Ntednagel and Dr , David Ben-
nett.
Mariners Church started 9
year s ago as a prayer and
Bible study gro'C), later meet-
Ing at Mariners elementary
school. then at Corona del Mar
higb school. and oow at the
for mer Coldwell Banker build-
Ing near MacArthur Blvd, and
Coast H'W)'. ln Corona del Mar.
After a search was begw~
for property to build a bigger
chtD"ch complex, the [fvirw Co,
made available an 8-1/2 acre
site on 81800 Ave, just lnland
of the Phllco -Ford Aero-
nutroolc plant. In keeptni with
Mariners Church poUcy, there
were no ftmd raising ca.rn-
palftllS, as the church board
faced the t\nanclaJ.problemwltb
prayer and r.a.tth. During the
months before the escrow dead-
tiDe, the money continued to
come ln steadtly,andtheneeded
sum was reached on the day
the escrow was to close --
about $35,000 coming tn the
last 2 day.. 1
A campiiB-Uke complex will
be coostructed --includtnr l
2,000 ,.t aanet..ary, an· edu-
cational center, hopefully boas.
ing a school, and an actt,lty
center IDd other buUdlngs to
meet the needs of the Mar.
lDers coacreptioDIDdthecom-
manlty.
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COMPANY TOWN
Back east, and even a. few places out west, there are some "company towns" ':,.
towns owned, lock, s~ock and sidewalks, by one big company that has the major
industry there.
About 22 years ago, I raised the Idea of the Irvine Co. taking over Newport
Beach and rtmnlng Ftasa company.town,l haven't seen anything during the Intervening
years that would make me change my mind.
If Irvine ran everything, just think of the possibilities:
CITY HALL, which Is being moved pFecemeal to Fashion Island, anyway, could
be built by the company. No tupayer expense. We could hD'o the old City Hall
Into a park.
POLICE could be replaced by the Irvine Ranch Patrol. The helicopter could
haul Irvine's lobbyists around to other towns, or maybe carry sick calves lo Fhe
vet from the company's Montana ranch.
ELECTIONS would be only to the company board of directors. No worry about
who was donating how mucb to whom. U a guy didn't do a good job, the company
could !Ire him. Quality, not poliUcal pull and moneyspending, would determine
who runs the town.
TRAINING people for the Irvine Co. would no longer be a city expense, They
could get their lobbyists and administrators straight from the labor market.
LOOING DECISIONS would be a thing of Fhe past, The Irvine Co, always wins
(e•cept on the freeway). And wewouldnolonger have to hire a lobbyist In Sacramento
for the city, Mr. Bob Shelton could take care of aU that,
REAL ESTATE problems would disappear, Irvine owns almost everything, anyway,
so real estate. guys who want a varlance for every piece of property could go right
to the company.
THIRTEEN-FOOT PRIVACY WALLS would be called 13-ft. walls, not "retalnlng
walls." ADd bills wouJd be called hills, not "view mounding.." In honesty, alooe,
we would mala! great strides.
BRIDGE DESIGN problems would dlsaPDOU. Tbe company could build a bridge
dlrecl from Fashion Island to the other side of the bay.
VOTERS who elect candldales loaded with outalde money would no longer be
able 10 cry when tbose guys vole to pleaae the people wbo greased their palms.
There would be DO local government -thus no -lions.
Think about It, We coald pledp our Uvea, our torttmes and our sacred hollor
to what has made America great -tree eoterprlae big business.
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Our 1maU hardWare baiiDell haDp on the only way a •mall .. tlloou CAN
nowada11 -bJ ,oll•lflc llllilllllc bill tbe but morc'-ndlae lUid por-I -'flee,
P .s. Wbat eter ,._.., lu tbe clty'a strict enforce meat of bull-• lie-
law I, Tbere are b-ocla· ol tly-bJ-olghtara doing buslneu Ia Iowa wltboat a
UceDH.