HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-06-26 - Newport Harbor EnsignSHERI CHIESA, 19 year old
browu eytd bruDttte, bls
beeD 11leeted qaeeo of tbe
1975 Oruce Couty Fair.
She ta a Golde West college
st.dflftt, ta cqrreotJJ MrviD«
as Ml.ss Huntmctao Beacb,
aid bopestobeeomea model.
Htr prlneessea are Heather
Waite, Mlss Santa Ana, aod
Terl Dlarck, of Fullerton.
Tbe queeo and her court
reign durlog the fair, July
11-ZO.
HIRSCHBERG
WINS AGAIN
Stao Hirschberg, Newport
ctty bastness license super-
•lsor wbo wu demoted and
Ulen tired by the city, woo
aootber round Tuesday nf«ht
lD his ftcht to regain his
job. Tbe city CtvU Serv,re
Commission :uled unani-
mously Ul3t he should be
rehired.
However, City Manager
Robert Wynn, who has al-
ready overruled the com-
misslon on an earlttor vote
reeommeoding. rehiring, is
expected to say no apto.
''ln that case," Mr.
Hirschberg said yesterday,
"( wW go to court to get
my job back."
Tuesday night's ClvU
Service hear1Dg, whlcb bad
begun Jast Friday, lasted
unW 3 a.m. yesterday. lt
eodtd with tbt commtasloo
votiac uoanlmoullJ to rteomm.t tb* r$?0Jflt•
meat of Mr. Wracbbtrt at
a posttlon comparable to the
taleats and experience of a
llcense supervisor.
.,.._ .... ._ ...... .__•OPfJOAL NEWRP!R Of THE CfTY OP N!IPOfrT MAOt~-... -----..
NEWPORT THE NEWPORT HAIIOR
BEACH
JOe
ACTOR BUDDY EBSEN, rtgbt, grand marshal of the
15th anooal ctaracter boat p:trade, shares the helm
with Clare J. CooneU, this year's parade chairman,
and Cindy Erger, Miss Newport Beach. The parade,
with a bicenteonlal "lltt-, Uberty a.nd the pursuit of
happiness" theme, 1s set for July 1Z.
PAY SQUABBLE
GOES ON IN NB
Most of Newport's city
employees could begln the
new ftscal year next Tues-
day without pay contracts.
Pollee, firemen, Uta-
guards and AFL-CIO blue
collar workers were stW
arguing late yesterday with
city negotiators. They ue
asking for pay raises rang.
lng up to 18 per cent, ac-
cordlne to ctty PeriOIUltl
Dtreetor Frank Ivens. Tile
. cJU ts · oUuSDc betw._ I·
aD!'? -S/4 per cut.
pollee are asking for a
10-1/Z per cent pay raise
and the clty ls offerlng 7 -3/4;
tbe ttnmen want 12 per
cent and have been offered
6; blue collar workers want
an 18 per cent hike aDd tbe
city bas offered 7-3/4, aDd
llfeguards have agreed to a
7-3/4 per cent baste raise,
but are Insisting on an extra
$50 moothiy for divers.
steve SUnr, a labor at-
txrneJ "Ph-*LII u. po-
llee and tlremt~~, trled Mclll-
day to makt the pol.Dt tt.t
Newport lsbelowtheaverace
or 8 other Orange County
cUtes to paying public safety
employees.
By FRED DAVIS
The legal tattle ...UUnc
a I'OQDd Balbo& • 1 Pu-.ycat
Theatre is <Sneloptac a plot
tbat could be more neWIIc
tban tbe X-nted monu u
•bows. ADd tbe latelt caurt
m~es mty have aome re-
deemlng aocl&l nlue. ac-
cordJ..ac to pollee.
Tbla week:
• Tbe u.s. SupremeCa.rt
ruled, LD effect, that fed-
eral courts canoot 1Dter-
fere LD a state court ob-
lcenlty proceedi.Dg lt1tl co-
LDc oo. Tbe ru.Uog onrturns
a Los Aoceles Federal
Court deetston tbat bid, In
turn, overntled a local court
bandllng a Pussycat case.
• Newport pollee, wbohad
grabbed a prlDt of X-elaaic
"Deep Tbfoat•• Mooday, Lm-
mediately respoDded to tbe
court edict by visUiDC the
theatre ~ln yesteroay.
• Attorneys tor the
Pussycat cbaln were lett
coollng tbelr beels at a Mao-
day Newport Beacb Clt)'
CouncU meeting, whlcb de-
cided DOt to discuss ttle
Pussycat, after all, aDd lD-
stead delayed the matter to
July 14.
• Attorney stanely Flel-
sbcman of Los Angeles. wbo
beads up the Pussycat
cbaln's legal forces, satd
the SUpreme Court decls1oo
''throws the respons!billty
on the state courts for up-
holding freedom of speech
aDd privacy."
• Newport City Attoluey
Denn1s O'NeU got slck -
not from tbe Pussycat prob-
lem_, Wt from a~ .... -iDd was aoable to pub lie
ctty•s study of what to dt)
about the local Pussycat.
E. Balboa Blvd. yesterday
aftenooe. wbere be watched
both "0Mp Tbroat" aDd
"The DevU ln MLss Joaes."
It wu tbe same Z ftlms
that 8pll'ted tbe Bueaa Park
Pussycat ftcbt tbat led to
Taelday's 5-4 Supreme
Court deelsioo. After Bu-
Park pollee (l'lbbtd multiple
copies of tbe Z ftlms, aDd
and On.nce County Superior
JOe
COSTA
MESA
Court bep.ll hearq pro-
secutloo arguments ebarg1ng
vlola.tioa of state obsceolty
laws, t.be Poasycatattorneys
aoucbt. a.od cot, relief ln
ftdeftl court.
Toesday's rulln& by the
U. S. Supreme Court says
tbe federal courts should
keep bands ott state cases
llDW tbe cases are resolved
at state level.
Irvine's revenue
up 26 per cent
The lnl.oe Company n-
ports revenues of $87.8 mll-
Uoo for tbe t1scal year eoded
Aprll 30, 1975, IJ1 tncreue
ot 26 per cent over tbe
$69.8 mUllon recorded tor
f1sca11973-74 andmoretban
double the revenues of ftscal
1972-73.
President Ra.ymood L.
Watson told shareholders
that Loco me for 197 4-75
reached a record $10/9 mll-
Uon, an 11 perceotplnover
tbe $9.8 mWlon earned tbe
prevlolls year.
Mr. Watson credited the
company's flscal policies,
Us emphasis oo plann!ng and
research and Us dlverstty
ot real estate aDd agri-
culture product lines tor the
firm's abWty "to b.ke ad-
ft.Otage of npldly sh1fttng
market dema.odduringa~r
iod 1D wblcb the aatioo and
the real estate developmeDt
Uldu.stry were experleoc1Dg
ecooomlc c11tfteu1Ues."
Acrlculwre open.tioas
polc.d tbllartest coatrlba-
Uon to reveswe Ln tbt firm's
100-year agrtcultural Ills-
tory, lncreaslng to $1 7.8
mllltoa compared to $14.4
m11llon for 1973-74.
before.
A privately beld corpora-
tion, Tbe lrvlne Company
distributes dh1deods on the
basis of 8.4 mllllon shares.
Shareholders re-elected
the enUre board of d.lrectors:
Howard P. Allen, eucutive
vice presideot of Southern
California Edison Company;
M. Keltb Gaede, president
of San Joaquto Associates;
Wllliam S. Lund, chairlll&O
ot the board of Ternmlcs
Inc.; John V. Newman,
rancher; Atballe l SmUll.
a ma;,r sbarebolder; Wll-
llam T.Wblte m,cbalrm&D
and president of WbiteCo
Enterprises, and Mr. Wat-
son.
MRS. BETTY LIHDEKE
OF THE BLUFFS 01 ES
Semces were held Tues-
day at Pactnc VIew me-
morial park, Harbor VIew
Hills, t)r Betty LLDdeb, 871
Amlcos, the Blutf.s. wbo d.1ed
Sllblt'dlJ •
She ls sumved by her
husband, Arthur; sons Ar-
thur Dl of Westmlnster and
WUllam of Sllverado Can-
yon, aDd by 3 grandchildren.
MISS NEWPORT BEACH for
the next year Ls Debbie Van-
c leve, 15, a tophomore at
Newport Harbor bleb school.
Debbie was crowned Friday
olgbt at the annual Com-
modo res Ball of the New-
port Harbor Chamber of
Commerce. The cootest was
sponsored by local Jaycees.
Debbie, already a wtnner
or Orange County's "ldea.l
Miss" contest, is eligible
to represent tbe city in the
"Juntor Miss" competition
later this year. Sbe wtll
also represent the Chamber
ot Commerce at various
tuncUoos. (Ensign photo.)
RAY WATSON, president ot
the Irvine Company of New-
port Beach, bas been elected
to the Occidental College
Board of Trustees for a 5-
year term, accord1Dg to Oc-
cidental President Richard
C. GUman. A oatlve of
Seattle. Mr. Watson atteoded
UC Berkeley, where be re-
ceived an A.B. Ln 1951 aDd
a master's degree l1\ 1953
lA arcbltecture. He Ls cur-
really a director of Walt
Dtmey Productions, the Re-
h&bWtatloa Institute ol Or-
ange County, and the Com-
muoJty Development Cor-
poration.
N.B. BUDGET
IS ADOPTED
A record $19.8 mUUco
budget, wblcb w1ll almotlt
surely go over $20 mlllJoo
wben employee pay ra.1lee
are added, wuadopted MoD-
day night by Newport Beach
C tty CouncU. The badlet
covers city speod1Dg for tbe
tlscal yeu beglDnl.Dg July 1.
The 340.pa.ge speodlDc
plan Is based oo keeplnc tbe
same city property tu nte.
C bowed from the budget
ln Mooday's ftnal heartop
was $95,000 that would have
financed a second city para-
medic Wlit to go wlth oae
unit t.lready approved tor
acttvatloo dur1ng the comt.ac
fiscal year. CouncUDWl Paa.l
Ryckoff led an unsucceutul
try at turtber budget cuts.
The budget lncludts
$17,000 for hirlDg an as-
sistant to city tramc eo-
~lneer WUll.am Darnell, aDd
$50,000 to buUd a bicycle
bridge to Lido Isle.
City employees are seek-
log pay raises tbat COQJd
add about $1 mlllloo more
to opentlngcosts, ttasi>rc-
lng the city to <Up Lnto re-
serve f\Jnds. Wtthemployees
asking for ralses of up to
1 Z per cent and the ctty
offering hikes of 5 to 6
per cent, City Manager Rob-
ert Wynn showed the COUD-
c 11 that. tt s:a.1ary oegotJa-
Uons, DOw UDder way, ed
up with an avenge of 7-1/%
per cent lD nlses, It would
add about $735,000 to tbe
budget total.
A $259,000 park a.klaC
Coast HY)'. lD W..t Jli--
port la Included lD tbe ~~
t.oc ptu.
He was demoted from that
posltloo ln October, 1973,
alter City Manager Wynn
aDd City Fl.naDce Director
George Pappas ruled that
his aggressive methods
were embarrassing to the
city. A year later, he was
fired from the stock clerk
job to which be had been
demoted.
Two employee groups,
representing clerical and
technical workers, tave
signed agreements calling
Cor pay hikes ot 7 -1/Z to
7-3/4 per cent. Also, man-
agement-level employees
were granted 6 per cent
increases.
Mr. lvens Insisted that the
city wlU ''stay compeUUve"
with a 7 -1/Z per cent raise.
Newport pollee Sgt. Bob
Gatewood, who bas seen
eoough X-rated ma.tes this
month to become a crlUc
tor an ooderground news-
paper, made bls f1ftb vtstt
to tbe moYie bouse at 709
Dtvideods were increased
for the 8tb consecutive year,
amounting to 72 cents, com-
par811 with 69 cents the year
NM school trustee resigns
OU.r rnapr c:apltal liD-
provements lDclode $118,000
for storm dn1n lmprme-
ment. mainly lD Balboa;
$255,000 for street re-
surf:acLDg; $140,000 for
reDOvattng c Uy bill, aDd
$60,000 for IJ1 envlronmtota.l
impact study aimed at es-
tendtng University Drive
across tbt Back Bay area.
Last December, the ClvU
Service Commlssloo unani-
mously recommended that
tbe demotioa be voided and
that Mr. Hlrscbberg get his
old job back. City Manager
Wynn used his authority to
overrule that declslon. This
week's hearlng was oo Mr.
Hlrscti>erg's dismissal as
a stock clerk.
Monday night, the City
CouncU listened as pollee-
men, firemen, lawyers and
local cUlt.etls pleaded for
bigger pay hlkes. The Coun-
cll, apparently act1Dg on a
declslon reacbed earlier In
a closed-door executive ses-
sion, voted to take DO direct
action on the pay requests,
referrlog them bclclt to the
••meet and cooter•· sessions
wUh LnstrucUoos to try
harder to break the stale-
matE>.
AccordlDg to Mr. Ivens,
APPOINTMENTS MADE
Appolntmeots to city
boards and com mtssioos
wert made Monday nlcbt by
Newport Beach CltyCouncll.
The only new race oo the
powerful city PlanntngCom-
mlssfoo will be that of Wll-
Uam Tieman of Balboa. The santa Ana lawyer wasplcked
to replace WLUlam Hue-
wlnttl. wbo t. st'IJI)!nc doft
wbeo bla term nplres June
SO. CommJ.asioMrs Wtulam
AcH and Jacquellne Heather
wen rt-awolnted to. new
terms.
Gary Lonll of Balboa and
.Ptr Trebltr of Sbore Clllf&
'Wtft •!Did 110 tu1 ftCIDClU
oa tM Put.. S.chH aDd
Jlecnatloo Connniuloa, n-
.Piadllleu MorN ud BW
~. CommllaloMr Mat .loiUDD of ... ,...,_
port wu n-appoWed to a
hOODd tum. T'-Board of LlbfttJ
TNI&MI wW add Zlda
T&Jlor of AM!Y.,..,., 1 ... tat. ud Cartu Mcna.ld
of I"IM Ter:z..-eMd-111 He .. M Calllil ... a. lAUtn'e. .._IUD Gf BIJ-
crat trUl •n• oe tile Ch'U
S.mceBoucL
IUMd ID U. Ci.tJ Alta COli....... wve lU'III UDI ~ II ..,.,.,.. 1111. ,,... a-.. afc.Rila .............. -., .... ....... ~
• · tl we want the best we
must pay for It," noted po-
llee association spokesman
Gary Petersen. ''NI'WJ)Ort
should pay pollee at the top
of the county scale -not at
the middle of the tcale."
Councilman Paw Ryckott,
who bas repeatedly tried to
cut city spending, DOted tbat
"the avenge pollcemu In
Ntwport Beach gets about
$22,000 a year ln salaries
and benefits."
Goldie Joseph of Lido l.sle
insisted the crime rate is low
Ln Newport, aDd the pollee
sh>uld get more mooey.
Restaurateur Sid Soter
complained of too much
crime. but said a pay raise
and more policemen would
help.
Mr. SUver warned ttat
firemen "could becomt
mWtant" unless sau.stac-
tory pay accord is reached.
Henry Lozano, represent-
lor blue-collar workers,
hl.Dted darkly that hls P"OQP
ls "th.lnk1Dc of dolo& several
things, •• but dtdn't elabor-
ate.
M.r. lV.OS. Wbo beads the
elty oecotlatJ.nc team, sa.1d
yesterdly be has recetYed
no strlltt tbr•ts from any
employH crouP·
The Ctty CouocU •ottd
niMs ueractnc about 5 per
ceot for Ctty Maaager Robert
WJD.D. wbo wtll ctt $40,000;
Ctty AttontJ Dtnai.IO'Ntll,
rat.d 110 $S3 ,000, and c lty
Ct.rt Laun Lacloa, qpped
to $10,000.
FLAME OF LOVE
BURNS TOO HOT
Inspiration plan blocked
Dr. Arthur Thompson or
Balboa Coves announced
Tuesday that he will resign
hls post as a Newport-Mesa
school board member be-
cause he Ls accept:i.nc a Job
on the faculty of Stanford
University.
Hopes of addtng 2 blllff
lots to Corona del Mar's
Insptntioo Polnt park were
dealt a severe blow thl.s
week by the state Assembly's
ways and means committee,
wblch voted down a bill tbat
would tave provided $120,-
000 ln state park rtmds for
the project.
"The bill Ls dead," said
a spokesiTWI for local As-
semblyman Robert Badham,
who introdUced tbe lectsla-
Uon. lf passed, the bW would
have provided f\Jnds to be
matched by tbe city and
county to buy 2 nca.Dt lots
at 3611 Ocet.n Blvd. The lots,
owned by Carl Hlllgren, have
been valued at about $120,000
each. They adjoto the eastern
eod of lnsplratloo Po lot part,
a vtew part wltb a spectacu-
lar view of Ba.lboa, the har-
bor, and Corooa del Mar
state park beach.
Last year, a similar bW
by Mr. Badbam was passed
by both boclses of tbe lecis-
lature, but was vetoed by
Gov. Rooa.ld Reapn. Wr.
Badt.am lotrodoced tbt bW
apln th1a year.
Newport Clty Mam.cv
Robert WJD.D said tb1s week
tt.t Friday's rejection by
tbe ways IDd mt&DJ com-
mittee wu dDt to tbe a.
fhaeoce of state Pirkl [)(.
~r Be!Mrt RbOdtt, wtlo
OCIPQIII tbt bW. Mr.Rbodile
~~~«_,.., Wtulam hla
YoU. ate para c!lhetor
ader Gcrr. Requ. Mr. Maa
, .... tbt IDO'tt bb bltutlc
IIUt ,.....
~c.o.t1eo..
... A4riUI x.n-... ~
ped ...... to .,.._. tMt
tlllll .. ......., .,. ....
Mel-II lolc Jllllllk -......,...,.. ''pn«rlptftlw ,......... ..
mtssioo to bulld a bouse on
one of the lots. Led by local
residents who sald thelr
oceau vlews would be cut off
by tbe boose, a campaign
was started to boy the lots
aDd add them to the view
park.
Tbe county later agreed to
provide some federal reve-
oae sbariDg funds to help
boy tbe lots. and Mr. Bad-
bam bepo hls campaJgn to
ret matcb.lng state park
mooey.
The school board lrn-
medJately voted to seek ap-
plicants aDd toappolntsome-
one to se"e out Dr. Thomp-
son's term, which tasalmost
2 years to run. He was
elected to the board Ln
August, 1972. to l1ll an ex-
istl.ng vaca.nc y.
His replacement wtll bt
a registered •oter who ll•es
ln trustee Dlst. 5. The dis-
SCHOOL BUDGET OK D
A ~.1 mtulon budget for
D81t scbool year was ap-
prmed Tuesday night by
Newport-Mesa school dis-
trict trustees. lt mates no
provtstoo tor teacher pay
rat.u, but leues the matter
opea wbUt pay a•latloos
are CODt1Da1nc.
''Tbe bQdcec is Yery teota-
Uve," Supt. John Nicoll ex-
plaiDed yesterday. "After
rotllc 110 tbe county for a
teebD!cal check, It wUl come
bact to tbe board of ecmca-
tloa t)r ftDa 1 adoptioo 1D
tU'lJ Aupst •• '
Tbt ~ cSeiiPltt ~r
pa-.. 11ut maoth of a $%.5
mllllaD ~bool n•-• LD-cnue. t. about $419,000
below Ia,. rtar•s eJpeDdt-
tllrw.
.. Ttat's due. prl~rUy :•
Dr. NlcoU Dl<l, "to plaD.s
to ndlce ou ~rtl.ftC!ac.d
ltd bJ u IIIUJ u 50 PIO-
"'· "*04' relipltiouud ..urea..t attrtUoa. ••
To t:upayers, tMnewbud-
get means a propertJ tax
rate Increase of 5~ per $100
of valuaUoo, or about $45
per year oo a $50,000 tome
assessed at $12,500.
.ln :luded lD the bud(et Ls
a $t mLUJoo rese"e. The
school board ruled •rller
thls year that a $750,000
resern m11st be rna lata IIMd,
so that meus $1,250.000 is
set aside for pay niles
ttat are expec:ttd to come
out of the curreot salary
D~.
Board mtmbersat.o'Obd
TH8dly 10 speod $U,OOO
to pat br&cbter Urbts OD
Dav..,_ athlttlc ftelct, a-.1
$14,600 110 npalr tht cmall
I'Wimmll( pool at Newport
Harbor lllch. .u.o. tiM boerd reta1Ded
Dr. Nkoll tor uot.Mr 4
1•n. He YOIWMI'tl1 to
te.p b1a $U,$00 _.
aJ:a.ry t>r n.t lf7$ -7t .ctaool
r-.r .
CDM fire causes illjly
A eo.-~ Mal' p.r~~~e
lin ....... bJ ~ .,.... .... ~ ....
trlct takes to Lido aDd Bal-
boa Islands, Balboa Peoill-
sul2., W::st Newport and New-
port Shores.
Applicants were lnvtted to
contact Supt. John Nicoll to
apply for the poslttoo. His
phone number is 556 -3500.
ZOHTA DINES TOHITE
President Laura Lagtos
ot the Zont:a Club of :-iew-
port Harbor a.nnounct>s a
dlnner meetlng at 6:30p.m.
today, June Z6, at the Senior
Cltluos clubhouse.
Tbe board of directors
wlll host tht dinner.
No mooey Ls addtd thls
year for bicycle trans. but
$20,000 not spent durLDc the
current fiscal year wUl be
carried over.
CouncUman Ryckotr 'ft&
jotoed by Councllman Peter
Barrett ln tryLnc to alub
the uoo bike bridge a.od the
traffic assistant from the
budget. Mr. hyckotf suc-
cessfully moved to cut tbe
$95,000 from para-medic
costs and $2,200 f'tom the
S9,200 library book purctas-
mg pb.os.
Lido house to be chopped
After a )·ear-lonl! 1~1
SQ1Abble, an upenslve Lido
Isle home wtll have 2 fe-et
ctq,ped off Its backside.
Bullder Bob Warmmgton
sald yes1erday he has aJ;rrf'ed
to cut orr thtt portion of the
home at Z20 Vla Genoa whkh
ertends 2 feet t.arther than
Its neighbors lnto a ~ r
a.Uey.
Wr. Warmington, who was
wed by neighbor T. E.
BMMD. said he wtU not
pursue a suit that he sub-
nquently brought agalnst
tbt Udo Isle Community
Aaso.. (UC A). the tome-
owner l fOaP wlllch lepllJ
p ems tbe eu:lusl•eislao4.
U was UCA's deed r.-
.trlcU.oo rules whlcb ••~
•sed u a lep 1 start iDe polot
tt>r tbt ftcht, which bepll
lD J .. , 1974. Wr. BeebiD
clarpd uat U CA rules n-
qllln Uat biomes oa Vla
GeDoe bt let baet 6 feet
from lbt Vta Grua• alley
to tbe nu, Uld uat Mr.
WanaJIIctDD'a borne lad ODl)' • ......... ct.
M1>. WarmJIIctaa eoe-
t.nd tl&t .,_. \,I;A ..t
dtJ ..... oakJal.l llld _,.."-,...._AtWBee_;
........... oout., " .... UCAk ...... etla-
IDN ... af ._ ··r eta •
... ..... , .... $
-t ......... ~ .......... ~ .....
• $1' 11 ,. 9 .,. 'tf .................... .... .. .... .... "· ... ....,.., .... ......
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Genoa IS Ill Ylol.atiOO of the
LIC A restrlcUoos, but l was
picked out as the tal'iet of
a 1.a wsuit. It was Ill\ reuoo-
able."
Fireme n win
at Olympics
• • • ~ ------
Last week's Log suggested a lasting
memorial for bicentennial observance
--a return to the self reliance and
devout patriotism that made our nation
the greatest In history.
Only a short while after that Log
was written, the officials of our City
of Newport Beach provided another re-
minder that they have no Intention of
going aloog with such an essential pro-
gram to save our nation from runaway
Inflation. Arriving In time to be pub-
lished In the same Issue with that Log
. was a city legal notice detailing how
the city is going t o spend $283,438
• "WE---THE PEOPlE" ~Bil'chLo,
==-~=.The Meaning_Qf"'Well-Regulat~,'
out water."
He later weot lo work at
the Sooth Coast Boat BuUd-
l.ng Company, a deleose
ptut, ... u .... and ropo.trlnc
PT boats and minesweepers,
as a spedal security ol'tlcer
_ ... __ .. , --.......... U11 PI II tire lk:IJIIII't -...... .....-.. _._ .. __
Wlollell'llll •• ...., • ..... tlld-.. tot-l>oan,CIIJC~oelloot
......, IUid ...,.,b-..,
lOr a Wlllll ftl ID tot pollee
RHEA MARTIN tsn~ -as much bleycUng as he
used to, but this was ooce
a fllmillar sight tloog the
beach walks aod local streets
as Rbea ped2Ued his way
to the Post Offtce and CUy
Ha.U aod to tbe stores.
ll lnt .. .(IID'OIUid a . ._.,.....,,..,.. I' Ua• .... t .. to,......._d. .. _ultirte
!-. ._.. • a IIIli' Ill..,. ... , JfuruAnattv -TIM tiNt ta ffwlta&e"flblli-.,,_....__,,_,...._ ·--lllllltllaOO.O aar's'oetato1MU.8.~-tlctyrant.-~..:..-,_~ .....
,_ II WOII ... _,... lor r tho 1111 al ...... -~ 1iotlat ol -that mil/It ob-IU !*'f"'· Tloo pil< a• al ~ ::::.!: ..;;. *:: rlPte ol --oMII .... bo Jn. tbo -"...U.,..W.tod" ,lodloatod .. -
IMI Ht boo11it 1bo-~bytlotra.loni--.Amooltthom -on tbo port ol tho-wt.n ~~ .,, ; fte&lloo ..,.. .., 1110 io dot rilbi to._ ...S boar -. whi<h Ia vtrY amtndmmt tbot -t 1111Utlo .-
·-IUid ..., • It u much uocltr-todQ. Tloo -.ct Amtftd. hom tbo cilbM1ll iiMlt-" onulcl t1uM IJb.
1011 pt,.,...l -bot m•uo,.: or<y II not ehectttd. Thtrolorl, Ia-to.-.o
of bll -.. Rbla 8. llut1D A wU-~ MU4da IHlltf IWC~UOI)I t.hrit the militia too w11 "wtll·,..W.wd," the
lr., fin' it.se•a Ia World to tit« HCUI'ity o/ a /rft ttalt, 1M rifhl of citlsen'a riJht to u.p and bet.tarmelor W,owa
Wu D ID4 after 4 ,.,.. t#M~IoltHpondb«varmultollreot dtltnM acalntt any t.nd all thnall wu ~be
., ............... plorod by ·-....... ~ In . .... ~ f tbe Catltomla blctrnJ de-_. ,,,........... V10lll •
Conservative comment
partmtDt. took I mtdlcal T ... M-OfUJIIIWtla'' The eo .. tltu••--.. A eo.tract ~ l"'ttremeDt tft:tr 15 Jtll'& ._ aDd DOW tealdls t.o 1Palm A ,_t deal ot attendoa bu bHn fOCUIMCI Ultimai.ely, tbe Con~titution ol the U~
SpriA(s. t(ll; 04ber 100 •r· ' on the mHftiDr of the word "MUitia'' In t.h1a Statet ~ a contract aco.pted by each ct&JHD.
ted 11 r•ra 1D lbrl U. 8. amendment. Do. it mer to private eitiuna Government ofticiallwhen they tab oftp1tnd
Army, nt1nd u U . Col. wbocoutitutaa''MUitia?"OrOO..itNCerontY individuala upon becominl d~ :}2
Geora:e W. Martin, w1tb•r-to an oll'icial body, auch u the NaUonal Guard oath to protect end defend that ooatnc:t.
rice lD Korea ud Vletllam, or ,the U.S. Army? Such 1 m.tinctlon il irnpor· ncb amendment il jutt u much a park the
I.Dd DOW resld0H Ill Cola~ tant becaUM, if tbt founcliq fathere m-..nt by oontrect u any ol itl ori&iDII ~.
m..,.., pre-1 • ._ -"M.lit· " --~-· bod •--•--do c L P M~ i. wltb Custom Mlcrotum Sy... 1 g an ~•"&U . Y •~ memu.n onere-man awrenee . cDoaaJd .-
temsiD R1vtrslde. not .pcl!lll and proYide their owu ... pons., Ga.) bu pointed DUt that eo.,r. . ._. no
Rbe&'s daucbter, Dorta tben ~ 8ecmd Amendment cannot be UMd to more riaht to l.,W.te aun control think
Howfrtoa has 'beea auocl-eupport privete CUD ownenhip. to lecitlate •peech cantrol or rell.l.-or . ~-· c~~· .. ated wlthFarmeralDaunoce UDder dON n.amination, the amendment pnu oonirol."' When any member,_
lor 25 y-.rs and rtlidea ID itlelf annen the Nemine dilemma in favor ·m teeD to intrince upon the citiHn'a richt
Hunti..QPxl Beach. the individual citiun's riaht to own I(UNI, It and bear annt, he i• eeeldnc to b
So today Rhea 1& still at qys that "the riaht d the J~Npl. ... thall not contract he bu twOm to protect. Such:
bls belch OOme, always be infnn.,.d.." Had the latent been to claim the ere-man, therefore, i. open to •UApiclollt~llnt
=y h=~~ ~ ~:~r:" U: riJht tolely for a duly conatituted militia, it in& hi• attitude toward any other porti "!)~' ,..,
tourists wiUI.ng to otter a would have atated that "the Iicht of the Militia contract.
Jttlplng 'hand and over tbe ... ahall hOt be l.nfrinpd." In addition, in 1788 If the individual cihun in Arne ~
years ever mlndlUI of what Georp Muon, the primary author of the Bill of remain free, be mu•t. amana, other \Iii•.
was crod for the home town. Ricbta. defmed the militia u "the whole people maintain hia capability to Wf!ll-~,ulole 111oy
His prime object1Ye ln life oatpt a few public officials." Obviou.ly, the militia by poueuina rueanm. But he mu.t et.o
bas always been to do cood. word wu me&nt to refer to individuals. nerciae hie richt to well-~Tgulote hi. .q.m.
to se"e his communlty lD ment by ensuring that only thoee who illttnd to
bls OWD Uttle WIJ &Dd ra1le WU.t ......._t "Wtll·ftetulatedf" honor the entire Constitution repreten~liim in
a family tblt proudly serYed But the u.. of the 8-'--...ive "well-,...•lated'' h · h offi N t to do · to invite the iillria.oo· his country in war and tn .....,_.. •ve-lg ICe. 0 110 II
peace. in the amendment colllt.itutet an even more ment of .a11 righte and the eventual enala~r"'
oompelliDc AI'JUID.ent in favor of each citizen'• of Amence. ,•
rilht to keep and bear anna. The ~of the COf1Yri.lhtl97$byThtJohn.BUTb~iF•r
of that ''free" cash about to be handed BY THE EQUAIJZER For tD.mple: Here Is a
statement of AprU 19'15, 1..o
"Open Forum," ultra-UlJ9r.
al South Calltornla (ACLU)
publlcaUon:
Of the state prlsoa SJtltm, i
bas campatgned ap.iall. flO·
called "pollee brutalltj," J
supported rever114!1 dlJCrJ.
mlnation, advoeattngprefer-
enttal admittance of mlaor-f
tty student!:, and was couhsel
for Leavenworth Inmates lD
a federal class action suit.
out by our bankrupt federal government. Ac<ordtac to Seoator H.
About the same time came a news-L. RtcblrdsoD's Mayreport,
Governor Brown's Image a-letter from our free spending senator, merges considerably tar-
John Twmey, who is energetically doing ntshecl wltll IIIII o~p>BUre ot his pollttca.l philosophy, par-his uttermost to drive our nation deeper ttcularly in tbe area of ap-
tnto debt and t oward fiscal disaster. potntmeats. For example,
Senator Tunney, always super-generous the campus dtsruptors of the 1960's are DOW sl"aved.
with our tax money, said he will co-' trimmed and In tbe Brown
h I 4> admlnllltration. sponsor revenue s arlng legis ation ex-,-----------, THE 30TH AIIIIUAL 111STALLATION !lliOJOER of the The -•• balldliDg the
tending the sharing and boosting fund ZIPPIES Orange County Chapter of the Society or CaliloruJa covenor•s otnce of lep.J.
~eillngs tO local government by 30 per . . . AcCOWlta.D.ts was beld. at the lrviDe coast Country Club, atflirs and penall.nstltuttons
· Pictured here, tram lett, are E. Malcolm Angell, 46! coaid taq· come from a' cent.· For Newport Beach that would by T•l coll westminster AYe., Newport "etcbla, past prelidem of u.t proposed bJ tbe ACLU
p:a.ean an additional $27,396 for ooe 10,1c1u u.s. ~OSTMARKSl the county cr..pter, state president of tbe Soclety of or tbe Callfonda Run.l As.
CaUfom.ia Accountants in 1971 ~n. and Installing of-l1staDct Lelpe. Tbelr me-year, and for Costa Mesa it would ttcer; WOllam F. Koleto, Anaheim, president; Manln Uns lDcblde lega.U&at1oo ol
_ add $87,056 . . . providing m ore of J. Tolley, 4120 Blrch St., Newport Beach, president-mari)lana, going to court
elect·, Andrew J, Nelson, 3990 Westerly Pl., N-rt on beba.U of prlsoa inmates that "free" money for proJ·ects that ·-~ Beach, vice-president; and Robert Burnard, Anaheim, and disruptingourpenalsys •
local voters would reject at the polls. secretary-treasurer. (Rich Bassett photo.) tern. ,
Also at the same time there came
news of a congressman assailing Presi-
'•Now we have a new go-
vernor wt.> seems dedicated
to fUrthering clvU llbertles.
He bas Ln 3 months managed
to do what Reagan failed to
do in 8 years, --deelmale
the ranks or' the ACLU and
other radical legal groups,
HE HAS HIRED MOST OF
THEM."
Here Is what we are rea-
ping fffll .... -c.m ........ acUoaJ...&Q..tlal4f , , ~ ..
1'. Dlsllattsl'acttoa. alt\Offl
correetloftal emplO)'ees lo
the potnt where serious mo-
ra.l problems ex..lst.
Z, O.ert dlscrlmlnalioo In
hiring practices.
Allee Daniel, deputy lep.l
affairs secretary, wu I.D-
volved as a front for the
NAACP legal defense fUnd,
represented a prlsooer in
a suit against our parole
board, spoke at the 19?1
~I conlerence ol prl-
\!:_tii4H •. ri&bts. ..OOrMd 1•--plll:atbr of mart)sa.na, pe-
titloled-bdi5solve the Hoose
Com mittee oo Intemal Se-
curity, wu attorney aocl
board member for the Sou-
thern Calllornla ACLU.
:: ·-dent Gerald Ford for rWlning a 11veto .. Letters to the Editor
• WHOOE BEACH?
Editor of the Ensign,
some amoag us to •11 our the ta.mUy or community.
backyards for p.rbqe 4. The excessive property
dumps or sewage disposal tu Is clestroylng more and
plants to p..ln a tidy wtnd-more people's 1Dceot1Ye and
tall at the opense or the abllit)', to DOt only own a
3. Foot-dragging in ertra-
dltlon matters. Da!lierous
fUgitives have had to be re-
leased by courts because
Gov. Brown has not signed
papers to meet satisfactory
requirements.
Robert Gnattda of the
health and welfare agency
was Involved Lnasuttap.lnst
tile pollee dept, oYer alleged
)ob discrimination.
Paul Halvonlk, assistant
to the governor tor leglala-
ttve afb:trs, has protested
U.S. nuclear tests, was staft'
counsel to the Nortbem Ca-
lltornta ACLU, supported
U.S. wttMrawal from Vlet-
n.am, was sponsor of a com-
mittee to defend El4ridce
Cleaver, CUed a claas ac.
tion suit aplnd the loJ?Ity
:· . government" -for vetoing big spending .. :. bills that would add even m ore to our
;. frightening national debt, now about a
HALF TRILLION DOLLARS.
:: What chance do we have to save our ..
:: nation from fiscal collapse, c haos and
:: dictatorship ? Here at home we have •.
· greedy hands of our local elected officials
. reaching out for m ore federal handouts.
: :.:..: Our dem agogues In public oU!ce are
promising even more goodies from the
. public trough. More big spending leglsla-
;: lion Is being enacted In Congress. All
of these actions are adding to the deficit
spending and feeding the fires of inflation
and Increasing the size of the grocery
bill, In spite of the cries of warning
that disaste r is a certainty if this
~· ·· madness continues.
There is a chance -If we start right
he e at home, where the problem was
generated In the first place. What Is
needed Is the moral courage to refuse
federal handouts. Vote the big spenders
·• out of office so that the ruinous Inflation • can · be halted. We can do our little bit
right here In our home town, and set
an eumple of responsibility andpatrlot-
tmn for the rest of the natloo to follow ...... ,
• during this btcentennl _;al.::....:.y.:.e~ar;:.·:..,.-===--
LIGM.II011c;l t.IGAL MOTICI
IIOTICE by ... --"' ........
.o.. OF PUBLIC HEJ.RING aot wKO 1111 CliJ nlhlr lJu
: . NOnCE IS HEREBY Gl-bytbt--~':.. ftlf ..... tM ud paiHI map pa:otAdlrt.
: • NOTICIISHIRJlBT FUR-
"' THER GIVIJI tat lilt aJd l poobllc ........ wUJ bo .....
• .. ... ltlll ... , "' laly,
-·
1m, at lilt ... , "' ,,.
P.lll. 8 lilt c-It ~
bon al t11o CIIJ llallal a.
Clt1 "' "'-' s...-, ca.
UJonlo, at ---..... ., ...... t--..... __ .... -. ._....,.
Clt1~ e.,, .......... rwn -.,,.,.,. ........ -.....
"I'll see that you get a
citation for this. Ser·
~ant."
Just wanted to let you
know that I agree completely
with what Mr. Pat O'Connor
aod others are doing to try
to get some toilets and drink-
Ing fountains on our public ':-::---=·-::-==· """';..:":.;";..:":::···.:...., _ __, beaches.
N t C I There can be only one
P en er argument against such b.-
• cUIUes: the selltsh desire
of bellchfront homeowners Club l"nsfaiiS to dlscouno••••~~<~bllc trom ust.og public beaches. The
Army Corps of Engineers,
1\nanced by federal tax Newport Center Toast-
masters Club !31-F wUI bold
its tnstallatioo of officers
at the LIDda Isle community
clubhouse at 7 p.m. Satur-
day, J~~ne 28.
The new otncers are at-
torney Thomas E. Walley,
president; Allee Hollman,
beauty shop owner, educa.
ttooal vlce~resldent: .l1an
Crittenden, a mortpce
banker, admtatstraUve
vice-presldeol; Realtor
Charles SUver, treasurer;
aDd alesman But Cnbbe,
secretary.
The outeolng president is
Doo HWiard, tuuruce n-
ecutiYe.
Tbe clab 1.1 composed of
JOUII encYllfts wUb of.
nces 1111 Newport Ce.ter &Dd
ftl orpniMd Ia Nofembtr,
1974. n ... _. 111 Ull.t u
is tbe ftnt Ona&e CouotJ
Toutmaster Chab to ldmlt
wom.• to ....._. member-
sillp.
Ropllr ......... .,. bald
mooey. built the groins and
"haUled the saDd. The dredg-
ing of the barbor, the sa.od-
bagging of erosion-
threata~ed beaches by fed.
eral troops, the state gas
tu rtmds ttwt have beeD.
squandered by the city on
foolish traffic schemes, the
state ownership of lbe tide.
laDds -all of lbese tlcts
mate It very clear that the
beacbes. oceans aDd other
nuipble waters beloog to
all of us. And that's aa U
sbDald be.
Homeowners say, "I don't
want a toUet ln lroot of
my borne."
To tbem, tbe publtc sbDuld
.. ,, "Tbeo cet your houe
ott or ou bel ell." Makes
)lJt u mcteb. stll88.
N8fer tiU tbt MHlsbDess
of a tew eu.Md 10 much
dt.eomfori .,r 10 many •
AncrJ lui>&Jtr rromcosta Mesi
at ? ua • ..,.11 ~ at • SELL 4lR SPACE?
t.. Paotllc: M.-J t.ttciiD( Editor of lilt EuJco.
-· 4lalnti """" lD I lllld It i>trd lo acct(ll "-" c-. 111o _...,. 111tt • per-
EAIIIS LAW DEGREE ooipl bo -to 1111 lilt air __ .... _,_
1-Cra!t ltlleM• al --I la-1 101 ae.
Colla ..... •t•r• x , e_... till ~-u.t .. ai~C..CoU---Ill
-aiiNrtiN-Mil, II Ia -II, cu ........ =-·-.. ,... . ..,__ ... ~.., esc••., • • • .. a&q>••• eWt Lnti~Cocolt--__ ..,.,I? ..... -........ ___ ...... _
• F 11-W d tl ........ ,.._.
BIBLE WR§. ::.:.. -,. ... ~I 'ftaai1M ....... olr _ .. 1, 'a
rest of the community'? borne,-but to buy.
U Oruge County Airport 5, Tbe property tu ls a
actually "buys" the atrover tu-trap for many home
some w1J.1Jnc SaDta · Ana ' buyers, W"ttbDut the same
Heia:bts residents, wUI the recourse as those W"ttbbusl-
ooncept. be acc~le to the ness clasataed property, by
United States SUpre~e raJstnc the prices of goods
Court? and se"ices. For eYery $10
Reba Williams Increase ln tbe propertytu.
1748 Bayport Way tbe avence wap u.rner
Newport Beach, Ca. mast gross $15 to $18 in-
crease )1st to attempt to
• EXPLOITATION TAX stay 8'1811.
Edltor of the Enstp. Property tu r.Uel was
Is your home being ex-on1)' temporary. r.q.ttable
ploltated by an excessive and fl.ir tu-reform 1s ertt-
propert)' tu, doe to 1101lect tc:ally needod """· Property
or des1p by your state as-taus may tave been eqaU-
sembl.ymu IDd state seoa-able for the IarKe 1aod
tor ??? or do .. cb orpni-owners,. ooe IWDdncl years
aatlou 1.1 the Ca116:tro.b ago, Wbea they IIPPOrt.i
Tupayer•s AuoelaUoo ID-tbe ll)f91 dnn fin •ICOD
(lqeace tbe will ot 10 muy aad a oaeroom .cbool boaM.
state I•ders, becauae lt Relorm II: late. Why?
,..,,_. bJc .... IDHs, as (E.A.R.C.H. (Snelal Ed-
to nbaff property tu ,.._ llc:&tloo AaoeialkiD tor a..
rotm?????. Tllll ... ttd bo -reb ID Commllllly
be.t Wallratld by tbe or-• HealtMMss) O:.r a
pnlltd allaet -PfOil&. botllltter coatlllalltt)' •
..-qatut propllilloo n Amtrkt.
111 tbt Jfofembtr 1911 elee-Jamu H. VUIIerbDDt Jr.
Uoa. I • Su J-.o CapUbuo
Somt ._, .. to """""'· U J0H IlDia URmb-
IUid llalt --tot · • .PRISERYJMG THE BAT
praptf't:J tu .... u a po. Edllart.ol tM latlcll.
llli<:IIIIPllt ud pllm: Wt -ID -,.. llr
1. Tba ~ tu flo-""" utlclo 8 lilt I1Nip
latM tM b•tfttl-rtet:lYed caectnlll ~rtilb110Jft-
prlltlplt. AaJ ..... "'--... UWtr "-" • ..,.,.,. ..,. ud -Bay .... pollllle lnll. bo ..., a._,. 11""" Wa _ ... loautll1· 'tt'!"r<l. . ... ... lldiMtl ... -'no. ,._tr tu *" .,..... lOr tllalr lr• tw
........ llillliJ......... "'"*"""' ....... ........ ...,_ -Jlftltol. WEI I lilt ...._,... ......... h :Ill •M±E'W wllk*
.... -......,.-.. fllal¢111d. ..... .. ----------~~ ...... -.......... _ ... _-... ltiiCI: .... ·----...--l.'fta -
-II tl ......... bo II - 7 tr11 a-
-... 0' ... -.. :,.:::.:.".:: ... --~!iiii~[l t1 Ill " , <-lltl •>
I
4. Signing the homosexu-
al freedom actoll975, which
wUI make It more dU'flcult
for law enforcement to pro-
tect cltl.zen trom aggressive
Se1 deviates.
5. Opposed legislation to
toughen juvenUe )Jstlce laws
to keep )JvenUe crlmlnals
ott the streets.
The lollowtne are eDm-
ples of . the Gonroors ap.
polntmeots:
J. AothoDy Kline, director
of lepl atflln, bas admitted
to spendiDc mueb Ume SlliDe
tbe Department of Correc.
Uons, ln<:lud.lng suUs tnvol-YIDc the prt.oaers untou,
&Jld be WlllnYoiYedfDaSUC-
eessftll suit to inn.Udlte the
Departmeat of Corrections
prboa rules.
Mario Obledo, secretary
of bealtb and •elfare, chief
Otlth. • eo.. ·Brown t.s ~ta'ted
people whose past acUGns
ha.ve Indicated rr•ter 00~
passlon for the crlmi.Dal Uin
lbr law abldlngciti&ens.s.l.
Rlcbardsoo concludes ~
judglng from the appololl
ments Gov. Brown bas made,
we wUI set mor. lllrd core
crtmtuals on the strtetl Uld
a subsequent tnereue t ln
crime. Tb& protecua._ pi
people from the crtmioal
has declined ln the firS
4 rnootbs.
au.UTIPUL ICIUtOSIN. LAMPS c ............ , .... .., •• ··••4•
II MOUI •4 7 DAY CANOL II
OM. LAIIP" WICIU •4 S.CIMTID OtLS
~fl1 , ,.111 q q s t .1 r .Jt. l' -fOO[l'-,
MOIIDAY ..... ":~::: ~ICW.I f"'*Y. s.w., w s.•r •Ill 1, .M.J .I .. hahllr-.01-*'I,W,.,...ria
lliD .ACFEA • • • . . • . • • . . • . . . . . . ~-
... IIMtl .; •.••. ~ •••.•.•.....
.a.Lm .. ~ ............. . -·--.. '-" ............... ~ -.,.,... ................ .
2. •
~..
Ul , ..
6 0 o."' o 0 o o 0 6 f I 0 0 o .... ....
•
••• Dress
ShoP
awoar U.O~ -P-1 CDDA OEL 11M. CN.... JU•E M. 1t15
IOQ'TH ·E.J~~~. LINE~ "
Tbe MILLER CINTIHNlAL nt faa t:Jr JJI remlDIICeM of tbe Friday bridle, ••
au • • • MPtCiaUY Uae two MWer m-. •eb Jlly lDd AAcut • • • beld tbe mc:lal
WUUam WIDer tbe !ltber IDd Larry IW.ler prtortty ud tbe la.diM camt atUred u
tM eoo (wbo too la a tlatbtr). Tbtlr eom-tboacb rotnc to tbt AICOt races ••• dr..-1
blud l(tl at tbll btrthdly totaled . 100 dowD to tbe bem of tbtir .am mer laces
yeara, tbu tbe eeat&ll1a.l c.:a FATHER'S a.od tbe Ups of tbeir Clot'ed ftacen •••
DAY, wtth beat wlsbd &Dd buffet! tbeo aDd DOW ••• br1d&1ac tbe a~mmer
Amoac trteods tbert, to&1t1ac (aDd rout-daze at tbe Newport Harbor Yacbt Club.
toe wttb geU. eoacllllallt)) were Fn.o aDd • • • • •
John Mitchell, DooDa and Timothy DeYloe, Tbe weddlD& of Mta Hele Marpret
opeao•
Saliday•
Muy lo aad WW staub, Fru a.od Moseley Lippi of Fullertoo to Brvee Ullmann of
"MERCI AWARD'' WINNERS at the Cbulty League Jones, Muy Jaae Jams, WUU&m (Bill} COil.DeCUcut 11 DOt WJttl Aquat, but her
11tmd of the rainbow" luncheon were Naocy Eoclert, Berls, and Velma Welch. More were Ja.o.e grandmother, Hele WadeU of Corona del
at lett, and Nancy Muoeer, witb more uao soo hours aDd John Boyd, Opal Mae and Ed PeUecrlD, Mar, for wbom Hele Marpret 11 oamed,
of aenlce each for the past rear. Marge Betz, Betty and John Storch, also the already has folmd "the Cftlldmother-of-
3424 V·ia Lido'
Newport Beach
k k
Fred Schneiders, Ktlmey Hartman and the tbe-brlde drea"l ADd ll del.lcbted for her
T'•c 'oc ers w • d . Ct..tck Bogenrelfs, plus more • • • oat gra.odctaupter aad totllrt ~. No, the I~ Jn OWQ r S j forgetting Larry's ttteod, Dee Butcher, who CoDDeCtleut Brace UUma.DD 11 oat BernadiDe
1on Saturday, June 7. Tick-was understandably netted oYer the phone and Keory Ullmu's -, tbocl«b tbe aame
tockera recetYillg awards for call request to appear oo ooe of the TV 11 somewhat colDeldeDtal; ODe ca.eds to ntch NaUooal Cbartty League,
Newport Cbapter, held Its
UlDI&Il •• end of tbe ra1DboW
luncbeoO" at the Alrporter
• liHne Cetlatt •£u•u•.un
For thou u·ho
'"joy M11gnifiunt Cui1i'u
1,1J Fint Wine~
N•l"' Opt'n Tut'~J•) thru
SarurJ~) "'11h .1 complt'tt'ly
J1tft'rt'nl ,~:uurmt't menu
t'Vt'r\ "'ct'k nf 1~ mnnrh
Our ne w INBank
auto senice
keeps yoor engine
r unning
1'.11~. thr~~
motur h.m~tn~ I.JO\."'
fur .J 4u11.:kcr ~ct·.J~.J) 1
community se"lce over 100 game shows th1sweek.Dee1salsoooacbedllle tbe ''Ns," oot their Ps ud Qs. I belle'fe
boura locluded: for tbe "Hollywood Squares" to Aucust, Bruu Ulman ls eJP'ded bome trom Wub-
7tb grade _ Teresa Brls-wbJch gives her the opportunity of wtnn1Dc tngtoo, D. C., shortly, lf be bas oot already
coe Llsa 0oan Loraine a trip around the world! ••. oow who wouldD't arrived .•• anyway a blc welcome to tUm I
GrUntha, Dana Lu'cas. be excltedl • • • • •
8th grade _ Barbara Fro-Famlly members oo hand included oat ADd a btc weleome bome to Margaret
Yt. SallyMuoger,ClndyFor-only the senlorWlUers'daughter,JouOtsoo, Fluor ••• who bu oat been oo a hlch-
rest. but tbelr ftrst and ooly er•t~n.ndchild, fiyln& ncatioo • • • but UDder the weather
9tb grade _ Katherine Eric Starkweather. Others were their grand-with that old Yinls poeu.moaJ.a and tak:log
Kendrick. Brooke Suther-children, Sherry and Mike Starkweather a real rest in tbe bolpital. Daughter Betty
land (Eric's parenta}, Donoa and Scott Olsoo aDd Powell bad )1st returned to her Portlan:l
Hith grade _ Patricia Me-the youngest, Heldt and Laurl B. MWer home after a famUy Ylstt here. Margaret,
Clarty Allyson RUey · • • So centennials are Important, and this yo~> are a wooder l
11th' grade _ Caroi Mac-ts one :Ot to ~ forgo~teol • • • • • • •
Lachlan, Janet Nehrenberg And the S.rls hive )lst returned home
12th grade _ Nancy Eng~ Understand through tbe ettorts of Sally, from a mtnl-neattoo thfOUCh some or ye
tert Nancy Munger Kim wlfe of Commodore Harvey Somers, that olde towns of Ca.Wornta as far oorth as
Sldtllng Connie w'agner Thursday bridge at the NeYport Harbor Eureka a.od b&ck wttb a few days 1o San
Della Richards ' Yacht Club is the in thlog this summer. Francisco ••• we tried • the fabulous r-=;..;.:.;::.:.:..=:.:..=:.!.'-~--.,,Each bridge Thursday has a new hostess. BART, wh!Ulnc up to Coocord •.• When
Carol Allen has served as well as having we urtved borne, we fouDd friends, Con-
ber very own two tables or ''bid and play." cord's Betsy and Ken Saull and son Rod,
Last week's hostess wa s Helen Waddell, were bere Yisittng her parents, Catherloe
Marlon Lavelle was her co-hostess with and CeU DeGruse, )1st across the street!
their tablt's of three. Myrna Saftlg and Their daughter Joan didn't accompany them,
partner wen the champagne for slam. bid having )lst graduated from high school;
and made. Today the "high bld and by" she now has her nrst jobl We'll miss her
GEM
ALK
IY J. C. HUM,HitiU
J.C. Humphr,.,, who. rtorw ;r
1823 NNtpOrt 8/otd. ha bHn •
Co•t• M•u l•ndmwlc for morw
r,.n 27 yHrs, ,, •n -.,rhoflty of'
~~ •nd J.W.Iry.
CARS, JEW ELRY
AND GEMS
All r~q~Jir~ s~rvi ce
A surprising number o!
people service their cars
with careful regularity .•.
yet wear !loe jewelry and
gems for years without
attention.
hostesses are Fran Jones and Vlrgtnt.a plano playln&l
Wrf&ht. Camp is gift for Mike
A glft trom the glft sbop
proceeds at Costa Mesa me-
morial hospital was greeted
with boylsh excitement by
Michael Day, SOD of Mr.
aDd Mrs. Gary Day of Costa
Mesa. Michael, a 7 -year-old
deaf student at Taft school,
was the recipient of theaux-
IU.ary's nrst annual $ZOO
''campershlp'' for the Child-
ren's Hear-More lostltute
summer camp.
According to Mrs. Fred
Sorsabal. philanthropy
chairman for the hospital
alllll1ary, glft shop pro-
ceeds are destg:nated each
y•r for healthorientedpro-
)Kts. 1D addition to the $ZOO
campersbip, the tollowi.Dg
allocations have been made
for 1975: $500 in scholar-
ships to Estancia h.lgh school
aDd $500 to Costa Mesa nigh
school for studeras pursuing
a medical career; $150 ad-
ded to tbelr established fund
with the Newport Mesa uni-
fied school district, used
to provide pbysJcals for
l.odlgeot pupUs needing
placement in special educa-
tloo classes; and $700 to
the Newport Mesa unitled
school dlstrtct to helpdtspel
feu in tbe bearts of6-year-
olds reprdillg hospitals by
sponsoring tours throu&h the
emergency department.
Members of the auxiliary
philanthropic committee are
Mrs. Roy E. .Juo.e, Costa
Mesa; Mrs. WW~m Lam-
bert, Huntlnctoo Beach; and
Mrs. William Selle, New-
port Beach.
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Because every gem aDd
much of today's jewelry
Is •·ooe or a kind," Ir-
replaceable even though its
value may be covered by
Insurance, stones and set-
tlnis sboold be checked
aDd cleaned every s1I
months. Most diamonds
lost have ben loose for
a long tlme. Pearls and
strings deteriorate and are
damaged by exposure to
perspiration even when
worn by absolutely fastidi-
ous people, and should be
checked a.noually. Any
clasps on necklaces or
bracelets should also be
checked.
1! you do all these things,
your chances of loss are
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4rr'"' from ~~ Ora!IJC~ ('ounc' Airport. 2171 ('a~
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opt>n 9 a.m. co S:.JO p.m. fricla~ en 6 p.m.
slight,
Barber
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(MAVY WITH WHIT! STRIPES)
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IACKITI · MLLS • ITRIMGIMG
•
MICHAEL DAY, Costa Me-
sa, 7 year old deaf student
of the Taft school for orally
b.a.ndtca.pped, Is all ready
for summer camp or the
Cblldren's Hear-More lnstl-
• tute. He Is the reclpient of
a $200 campershlp awarded
by tbe Costa Mesa Memo r-
Ial Hospital Aux.illary.
1 LEAGUE GROUP
SELECTS SLATE
Associates of the National
C harlty League, Newport
Chapter, held their anooal
, fund raising event. a bridge
luncheon and marathoo
awards, at the El Niguel
Country Club. Mrs. W1lllam
Fisher, chairman of the As-
sociates, announced tbat
proceeds will beoeftt the
John Tracy Cllolc, ln Costa
Mesa.
Board members for the
Associates for 1975-76 wtll
by Mrs. WUliam Fis her,
clairmao; Mrs. Frederl.ck
Werder, assistant clair.
mu; Mrs. Robert Black-
mar, secretuy: Mrs.Jam•
Eyrnanu. treasurer, and
Mrs. Keuetb Grumbl.._
pullamelllarti.D.
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A NEW BOAT is always an exciting ennt in anyooe's
llfe but a FIRST boat is THE thrill of a lifetime, such as
came to ?.year-old Anne Schock last Friday when her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom SchOCk, both third generation
sailors themselves, presented her wttll the brta;ht shiny
red Sabot Tremor (would you believe Callfornl.a language
for "little Schock'.'"). After the official christening and
launchlng, llttle Aw:le is shOwn here, with her mother
aod younger brother David as crew, at the helm in a
maaner befitting her heritage as can be seen here wheo
she and Tremor took off on what will no doubt~ th.e
first sal! of a long career t~ether. (Beckner photo:)-
Senate ok 's Upper Bay buy
A $3.8 million slate-ap.
propriation to pay for the
Upper Newport Bay wild-
life preserve passe<! the
State Senate on Moooay by
r.-,~1 I ~
KATHY A. SCHWEITZER, 16
year old junior at Co rona
. del Mar high school, has
been sele('ted by an inter-
national commitli'(' to rep·
resent the Unit.,r! States in
a 30-0 vote, It now goes to
the Assembly,
The money would come
from the $4.5 million settle-
ment the state received as
damages caused by the 1~9
Santa Barbara oil spill.
Senator Dennis Catl>enter
of East Bluff, who sponsored
the legislation, noted that
.. the settlement was com.
pensation for rlamage to
wUdllfe and losses of land
owned b\· the state," and
s.ald it would be "appropriate
that thest: funds be used to
l equire thisecologicallylm-
rurtant wildlife refuge
a rea ...
Upper Bay is one of the
f~w remaining resting areas
for mi!:'ratory wat erfo'f.')
a!ont!, the Southern California
coast.
Tht> purchase price for
700 ~cres of tipper Bay b.ods
from the Irvine Co. repre-
s ents whlt Sen. Carpenter
ca!lef! a ·reasonable settle-
ment.·· The entire preserve
'will take ~ about 1,500
,\rres, reaching around the
ha) northward from Shell-
maker Island, just north of
B-loc '"'tod (WI ... loiiOwloc
q.aJttmc .
• BUDGE_T ot $1t,7N,-
t50, 'db c(b tmploJ• pay
n1M coltl tobeaddedJater,
ftl ..,..eel .,, tbt a.cat
rar IIWtiDc Jalr 1.
• SALARIES of tbt city
IJlUQt:r, cUJ attone7 ud
clty clerk wen raUe4 about
5 per eeot 6)r tM D8'W' year,
..., nloll r&~~&LIIc hom 6
to '7 .S/4 per cut •ere a,p-
prOYed 6)r otber flli.DII ...
mtDt people ud for em-
ploy-nprueolld br z " tbe city's 6 IDioaa. Tbe
COUDcll retued to settle a
sala.rt' lm~sse reached by
4 other uoloes aod ctty ne-
gotiators. and ordered oe-
catlatiOQ& to cootl.oue on pay
for poUce, firemen, We-
guards and AFL-CIO mem-
bers.
• APPOINTMENTS were
made to city boards aJld
commissions tor the coming
year.
• BUCK GULLY contro-
versy over wbetber to over-
rule a Planning Commlss:1on
ruling to aUow spUttlllg a
lot at 408 Hazel Dr. into
2 lnCs, reQu ested by builder
Jim Ray, was postponed un-
til Aug. 25.
• RESTAURANT pa rking
standard ordtnance was pas-
sed, glvl.Dg the Planning
Commission authority to
study each ne'4' restaurant
separately in establishing
ott-street parking require-
ments.
• PUSSYCAT Theatre
discussloo was postponed to
July 14.
• CARDEN SCHOOL of
Corooa del Mar was given
a lease ot city-owned sctmol
~ ,..rtc:wtll e r <llii'Qfrstan.l-•
InK Amutcaua A\,roo.d pro·
gram this summf'r. SIJ£: JS
tbe daughter or J.fr. anrJ Mr<>.
Conrad Schweitzer, 26 1J
Alta Vista Drive, East Bl uff.
Sh.e Is leavl~ ttus week
and wiU spend 10 ""eeks
with a Camil)• in Sweden.
the ~ewpo rt Dunes count y ..
•
park. MOOD-PROVOKING music
The state Dept. of Fish of tne Hawaiian ls laDds Is
.anct Game wtl! administer reflected In th.e total con-
the preserve. centratioo of ArttJJr Lyman,
••••••••••••••• whose group's performance
has been h.eld over through
Aug. 24 at Kam'sRestaurant
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Soothlnl! Ingredients'
12 oz .
PHONE 673 -<1880
CORON.&. DEL MAR
FOR ALL OF YOU R I
INSURANCE NEEDS )
Rgbertson
Insurance
c_Associates
1711 i:. Coast
C orona del Mar
Hw y .. Suitt' 100
114 1 673 -3850
In Corona del Mar.
4 CAMP SESSIONS FOR
BOYS CLUB MEMBERS
Boys Club of the Harbor
Area. Is ofrering 4 summer
camp sessions this year,
plus a wilderness c hallenge
haclcpacking adventure for
teenage members.
Sessions at Camp 365 at
Running Spr~s for boys
8 to 13 years are set for
July 14.21 and August 4.
ll.
Wilderness challenge is
lor boys 13 to 17, tn good
physical condition, taltiflt!,
part in backpacking, sur-
vival and first aid training.
Space Is Umtted to 10 lloys
per session and sessions
are In accor d with th.e regu.
Ia r Camp 36S sessions .
August 1•-21 and August
21-28 sessions are set at
Pathfinder Ranch. In the San
Jacinto Mountains, for boys
1 to 14,
MAMED I.S I.LL-STAR
Former Orange Coast
College pitching great, Dan
Quisenberry, r.s been
n.amed to the NAJA ail-star
baseball team selected by
a com mlttee of coaches.
Quisenberry, a senior,
raeked up an lmpressiYe
Z0·7 record at La Vl!mt
Collere this year.
FIGHT INFLA'FION
At: IIAT!S 1N~
brhlnd l h f' ·Port TIH'a lf'l'
:4'40 Heliotrope
•
olio Ill Mal"!'""'!. .. c.... liar, lor
U,II'Jspor-.
• BEACH tR08JOff ,.....
mMI&l aclloo btiDc lalloa
bJ tblt cttJ'a Martat Dtpt ..
to co-eroal<WI -N-rt Pier ..., Utll, ""
........ ocl.
• THE ENSIGN wu apia
awarded tbe QOGtracl as tt.
cltJ'a otrlciai.HWtp~~er for pat>!Jaldilc aU loc!-1 ootlees.
HOSIE CAT CLASSES beg,in July 7, spoo.sored by the
Newport Beach city recreation department. Gary Black,
at lett, of the recreation department and Instructor
Richie Moore rlg one ot the fast sailboats. Salling
classes will be held Monday through Friday In the bay
nert to the American Legion hall on 15th St., Central
Newport. Registration will be held this Saturday from
8 to 10 a.m. at City Hall. Additional reglstrations wUI
be tak.eo Mondays through Thur sdays from 8 a,m. to 5
p.m. For class Urnes, costs and other Information, call
640~21 1 or 645-2062. (Ensign photo.)
College pay hike granted
A 6 per cent salary In-
crease plus a one per cent
fringe benefit adjustment
were granted last Frld:J.y
by the board of trustees
of the Coast Community Col-
lege District, which includes
Orange Coast College,
DAVE KURRASCH
WINS IN ILLI NOIS
Newport's David Kur nsch
na.iled down hls c laim as
Am erica's top high school
shot pUtter as he won th{'
event at the International
prep ln-tltaUon.al meet last
Saturday !n MI. Prospkt,
Ill.
He is lnJamaica th.is weP.k.
alon~ with other American
and Canadian hlg/1 school
track and held stars, to
compete against a JJmaican
all-slar team.
Dave, who has not lost
to a high scllOOI opponent
in 2 years, tossed the sbot
65 ft. 10 inches, winning
the meet by more than a foot
over 2nd.place Bruce Heide
of SpringHeld, N. J.
TENNIS STAR JONES
IS PIRATE OF YEAR
Freshman Mark Jones won
the "Pirate of the year"
award at Orange Coast Col-
lege's banquet hono rlng Us
South Coast Conference
champion teMis team. Glenn
Morton was named team
captain.
The Pirates tied with Ful-
lerton for the dual meet
title with an 8-2 record,
and deadlocked wit h t he
Hornets again in the South
Coast tourney. All nlne
members of the OCC squad
are freshmen and will re-
turn next season.
L!GAL NOTICE
FICTfTIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The followlng person Is
doing business as: B. X. II
L. Marketl.ng Corporation,
17905 Sty Park Blvd., Suite
K, lntne, California 9210'7:
Dejan Cntkovich., 6612
Dohrn Circle, Huntingt:OO
Beach, CaUfornta 92647.
This buslbess Is conducted
bY an IDdlvldual.
Signed:. De )an Cnttovteh.
Tbls statement was rued
wJtb tbe County Clerk ofOr-
qe County June ZS, lWfS..
Publish: Jaoe 26, July s,
10, 17, 19'15, 1n the Newport
HartJor Eoolp, F -<5049
1.-.GM.-'IICI·
FICTIT10IJS BIJSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbt loll ... IDc Pl.... ll
tloloc --· • ., Bu Polol. oM00 C-1 Drt<o. Mfti)C)it
B•<ll, Ca. IIZMO: WaltorW, c-zr.amB,...._ too Roo4,Co,..doljlu,
Ca.111tt0.
nll-lo...-111
bJ•lMI.-J. ...-.= W. W, OuM1111t
lr. 'l'lda ......... ...
-~~~~ ~ ClorllofOr--c-,..-a.lfll. PPI'·---= 10. t7, sm, 11~a. ..,._IF<~ F
Golden West College and
KCJCE.TV .
The board decided to limit
the college presidents and
high salaried district ad-
ministrators to a 3 per c ent
Increase; other admlnistra.
tors received a 4 per cent
basic increase, The board
mad~ it clear, however, that
u ,.. .... structorsellglble for
lncJt:'mt ''"1 Increases wUI
receive t..ose increases be-
yond the baste raise.
The increase wll! total
$1,441,000,
A public bear ingandadop.
tlon of Ule final budget for
the 19?5-16 fiscal year will
be held AugUst 6,
MRS. WYNNE OF N. B.
HONORED AT U. C. I.
Eleanor Wynne of Newport
Beach, supervisor of teacher
eflucation at UC Irvine, has
been honored as an outstand-
Ing educator and community
resource person by mem-
llers of the UC I Sigma chap-
ter of the Delta Ph.l Upsilon,
national hOnorary fraternity
for early childhOOd educa-
tion,
Mrs. Wynne, who J>ined
the UCl fa culty ln 1968, is
a.lso director of the UCI
laboratory preschool and a
lecturer in the school of
social sciences.
'
RmBON CUTTERS for lbf -log of. tile ..,. N-"
CeQter of Great Wuten ·s.:,tacs aad l.4u. AssD. are,
from left, Robert WJDD, cit, muactt of Newport Ba.cll;
Rtcbarl1 Abblltt, rectoaaJ rice-J)l'Uideat of Greiat w.-,..
em; Howard Rocers, N~rt Beacb ccuocUmu.; ArtllUr
Moore, rnanacer of the N~rt CeDter oftlce, ud Dolllllld
Mclzmis, mayor of Newport Beach. A 1,000 toot l'itJbon
joined the doors of the former temporafJ facUlty aDd
tbe new beadquarters bof.Jdllll at 450 ~ewport Cater
Drive tor the IJP"'Il'IC day ceremony. B~ tbtl Sa.
turday, June 28, t. rraM opeoiDc celebraUoa. wUI in-
clude a diJplaJ o1 IDdlaD p&.lD.tiDp t.Dd broue teulp-
ture. loaDed by PeterMD Gallartea. Four t1mu daily,
a tamOy of Ind1aDB will perlnm ·dremoolal duces lD
tbe lotlby of Great Westen ud lbrouiholrt. tbe day will
dernoostnte · tradltJooal IDd.lan stl.Us. AD 1870 steam
engtne locomoUve wtll transport Fubloa lllaDd visitors
to the new offt.ce.
Church · News
• THE CENTR.'-.L BIBLE
CHURCH, 19023rdSt.,Costa
Mesa -The Rev, Dwlght
Kinman. th.e church's ftrst
fUll Ume pastor, wlll eon.
duct a capsule conference
at 7:30 p.m. th.ls Frlday
aod Saturday and attne 10:30
a.m. and 6:30p.m. services
Sunctay. He ls with the Hos-
pital Chaplaincy of America
and has been evangellstlc
speaker at conferences for
nearly 16 years.
• THE GRACE BffiLE
CHURCH, 565 W. 18th St.,
Costa Mesa - Or. Phillip
De Bord, expert in "Scieoce
and the Bible," wut pNach
at the 9:30 and 10:30 a.m.
Sunday services. Pastor Leo
Sanchez of the OUvet Ba.pUst
Church of Hlsperla will
speak at 1 p.m.
• THE NEWPORT HAR-
BOR CHURCH OF RE-
LIGIOUS SCIENCE, 541 Cen-
ter St., Costa Mesa -The
Rev. E leaoor Jackson will
preach at 10 a.m. Sunday
on "What's ln a name?"
• LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER, 2900 Pa-1
cltic View Drive, Harbor
Vie't' tlllis • Pastor Larry
Fruhling wUI conduct a pre-
July 4 observance at the
9:30 a.m. serV1ce Oils Sun-
day. Children w1ll take part
in a nag procession.
'" PLYMOUTH CONGRE-
GATIONAL 3262
Broad
ton, )1st ._ct from mlsslon-
ary work in a youth village
1n Juneau, Alaska, wUI speak.
on ''the power of God" at
10 a.m. Sunday. An all clllrch
picnic wm be held at noon
Jllly 4 at Heller Part In
Costa Mesa.
• ST. MARK PRESBY.
TERlAN CHURCH, 2100 Mar
Vista, East Bluff-The theme
of this Sunday's 9:30 a.m.
sentce ls "The doctor who
prayed or the holy ministry
of healtng," based on IsaJa.h
35:1-6 and Matthew 9:18-38.
........ ,eli'
ACtOr Billy
Gray racing
BWJ ora,, no tint
..-llmtua,_bor t. tit old ., F&Uaer kAon
But" TV Nrin, ll matebtd
apiDit Balboa's B,nae. Pea-
ball 1D tb11 Frldat Dlebl'o
-lal II)Otdway molor-
erctt matcll race at orance
C-Plllr(rounds •
GC'aJ , WC:.• the taDd.lcap
maiD t't'tDt last Friday.
1 Yocmc Pea6an. at 18, 1s
ODe of the aport's rtslna;
stars. The neeot Newport
Harbor high IJ'&d Ia )1st
5-6 lDd wqbl 125, but
balldleo U>o brooulalldlng,
boctlac spetdwl)' blkea with
tbl best or tbem.
Tbe weetly match race
pltl 2 rideR tn a Yillner-
take..allZ lap r&ct.
L&St Frtdl.y DJcbt marked
· the 7th UD.tnraey of the
local l'eiUfiiDCI of speed •
way racl.nc. Promoter fllrry
Oxley bf'OUI~ back the Jp>rt,
which wu popular bert 1n
tile 1930.,1Ddoear-capadty
crowdS ot 8,000 to 9,500
rus n.tcb tbe 2!-raee pro-
gram t'tlrf Frldly night
durlllg the summer.
Natlooal cbamttoD SteYe
Bast of Vu. NIIJ. Woo last
Friday's acratdl main event.
Speedway filM learned this
week that Scott Autrey, wbo
has raced trequenUy at the
fairgrounds, Is bM;ded for
the world lnd.l:fldual
way championships
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The Smoke Signal by Frederic Remington.
1861 -1909. Painted in 1905. Perhaps his most
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commemorative U. S postage stamp honoring
the lOOth anniversary of h1s birth
Wild Horae Huntera by Charles Russell.
1864-1926 Painted in 1913. An example of
his perfection of detail The cowboy roping the
wild stallion is a "dallyman." The slip knot
around his saddle hom is a "dally"
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south o f Huntington Center. Manager
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Independence -lt ls a stimulating
and creative condition! How much of
the world longs for this Uberty. How
much has been sacrificed to gain this
Inalienable right. How many are riSking
their lives, their fortunes and their
sacred honor seeking to be free men -
creating ever a better world.
As yet Old Glory files, waving out
the message that we In America are
still free; but this freedcm ls being
threatened frcm all sides. Our ,leader-
ship seems paralyzed; our pe.~le dazed.
We must rededicate ourselves to the
pursuit of liberty and justice and st~
the moral decay that Is destroying our -American Ideals; or It can be a disastrous
day for all mankind. Apathy ls our
gravest danger.
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wlll take action and leaders who respect
the strength of the pe~le. Let "For
God and Country" be our motivating
purpose. Let us search for leaders who
will guide us with Paul Revere's dedlca-
ti on; and let us take a stand that will
be l<nown around the world!
When God gave man life, He gave
him liberty . Let us believe In our-
selves as the patriots did two hundred
years ago.
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RICK AND JAMIC! CUTHIIRT
Janice Marie Hesse
weds-Rick Cuthbert
After a honeymoon at Big
Bear and San Otego, newly-
weds Mr. and Mrs. Rick
John Cuthbert wUl return
to be directors of the sum-.
mer Day Camp at Ceotral
Bible Church ln Costa Mesa.
The couple were married
Saturday event.ng, June 7, lD
a double rlng ceremony at
Central Bible Church. Pas-
tor Robert Bengston shared
tbe sen lee with the Rev.
Fred Morse, former pastor,
wbo 1s now on the statf of
Calvary Church to Santa Ana.
The bride ls tbe former
Janice Marte Hesse, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Hesse of Santa Ana. The
groom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Cutlj)ert
or Newport.
The bride wore her
mother's satlD wedding
gown, made with a bouffant
skirt whJcb swept to a ca-
thedral traln. The organza
sleeves and the neckline
were appllqued with re-
embroldered venlse lace.
Matching lace bordered her
Ulasklo veU of chapel length.
She carried yellow gladloll
wtth orange baby sweetheart
roses.
AttendiDc her as matroo
of hooor was her recently
married sister, Martha
Jane, 1rho became the bride
of Mlc hael Hernand~z on May
31. The bridal attendants
wore gowns of greeo and
yellow noral chltfon •tth
yellow ribbons 1n tbelr hair
and carried yellow China
mums. Bridesmaids in-
cluded Mrs . Tim Hargrove
of Costa M~sa. and Lori
Tetro, the bride's roommate
at Biola College.
Tom Looy of Costa Mesa
was best man for the groom,
who carried out the wedding
colors by wearing a yellow
tuxedo and a green carna-
tion boutonniere. Serving as
ushers were his roommate
at Biola, Frank Dlxon, and
the bride's brothers, Ron
and Caleb Hesse. The bride's
cousins from Iowa. Lyonand
Lane Segerstrom, served as
DMco ud Lu v...., Mr.
ud Mn. Mlelael v. WM.tl-
,. wW beeome ,...,_t•
of Coroaa del Mar. Tbt J0U111
~=~~=~~=Setal'-' I 14. at
tbl tue· ehaptl AI El Toro.
Tbt bride. Patrlela Gny,
t. tbe dauebt•r of Mn. Jotll
F. Gray ot ln1De ucS tbt
late Jotll Gray. Tlat croom
t. tbe 100 of Mr. a.od Mrs.
George V. MlkkelHD of
Cbarabtrsburg. Pa., form.
•rly of tbe West Cout.
M.ls.s Gray eboae a 1oaC
VlctoriaD style ctreN ot
wbltt polyester wlth a lace
covered bodice and sleeYea
trimmed with strtnc aod drop
p•rls. She carried a oose-
PJ bouquet of roses, baby••
breath aod stephanotis.
Miss Susan Carrie of Cy.
press was maJd of honor.
wil.r1Jic an lee b)ue dotted
hlls gown and carry1ac a
white basket of blue dal.ldea.
The bride's niece. Dldl
Allan. 4. and Mellissa Mc-
Nee, s. served as Dower
girls dressed In Ice blue
dotted Swiss and carryt.oa
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POOL OR SPA • fREE ESTIMA TEl
white parasols with •hJte ~==================~ dalsles.
Terry Johnson of Santa
Ana served as best man.
A reception was held at
the Irvtoe home ottbe bride's
brother-in-law a.nd sister,
Mr. and Mrs. C barles Allan.
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Tbe new Mrs. Mikkelsen
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ange Coast College. She 1.s
currently working lD Corona
del Mar. Ht>r husband ts a
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care or the gifts.
Dianne Madison, accom-
panied by guitarist Dave
Aqul5tapace, sang "Follow
Me" and ''Our Prayer:•
written l>y the bride. Rob-
ert Beardsley was at the
organ.
FrieDds of the bride
decorated the church re-
ception hall around the theme
of the Bible verse, l Cor.
13:7. Women or the church
assisted with the receptloo
refreshments.
Among those assisting
with tbe reception were Mr.
and Mrs. Racer France,
Mrs. Woodrow Pittman,
Miss Sandy Plttman, Mrs.
Sbeldoo Klrlq)atrtck, Mrs.
Robert Peckman, Mrs. How-
ard steed, Mrs. Fred
Merkle, Mrs . Orlo Palf,
Mrs. Fred Martin; the
groom's aunt and eouslR,
Mrs. Charles Denta.ndCbar-
lene, and the bride's atmts
and cousins, Mrs. Lloyd
Segerstrom aod Lynn and
Mra. Robert Salley and Lots.
Both of the newlyweds are
seniors at Biola College.
where tbe bride ls maj)r-
tnr tn art and the fi'OOrD to
psychOloey a.nd counselling.
The new Mrs. Cuthbert has
also sentd as secretary of
the stodeot Mlntooary
Union. Tbt croom t..s been
actln u )'OQtll dtrtctor tn
ht. ciNreh aod ras bMD
employed at a Costa Mea
dairy.
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PHONES AT CDMH S
Coroaa del Mar bleb
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:t11r.p 1Ut ...... aJid IOo bat -... M)' "1 lie-blln.m-, It wu 1 typo of th.-.. of
-..... lilt -luliDIJ", .......... to lbe IJ HE mirlloUy or . tho Lonl Into .......... or aotwo to -Mid the lnoor eye; ...... ... -....
-aJid ~I (I( au-bopa Hare 1N I •• • 1•-:;:;::. II dlara<tootrod -~~ II, aod .. -.. ,_ dtad, Ho """"t to, ...... that llo-~~_!0 ~~~.!' "'8-are;.~"!!!:.._ llentto CHIIST TEACHING PI.ON 11. BOAT-HOPJIA.'!fN "by lnln a and -... ._. ""''
001 to -· but to npOJr tho Resumolloll and lha Uti In lha ----~ -~ ~~ --and ...... (Ada 2:22). ... hormooty. -.. an IIi rnlradoo oplrltual world a ...U; -lfo
,_. Ill -_,..,. .. atld bok!!ns a1ld on-"Why did J..,. emplny thll -lha llanlp of lflo chanocter. They d......r the Ioper, 111 triumph opota of
jO)'IIII. did. Belir. u. 11-16. Da¥111 -= "1 wW -,.,... or wortlnl1 s.-.1 ....,.·not-oblbltlor\t or powor, but r "--, Tlr;y face lD rllbteo.•=•· 1 IliaD be Ndltlld of ~ · another cmr the leptofY o -·;
. 'Ibe hope at 1mmortlllty aDd a blaNd "bt· wbell l awalre Wtu. 'nl,y iureuiJ .. Pa 17 15 .,...... lllliY be &fvea to thtl q'*":, ;a-o • wildolla, tad kwe. The He multipi.Md the loa..a, Ht followed ~.. lo -amoDI -IY au tr1beo a1ld Tile Lord God ten. Hla people bY tile. pn;pboi l'lnt, llo wroucht mlrac:la beoauae ows ollan ..,..,.t from 11m . .,.. the rnlroc:'le with • -..,, tho
uUODI, allo wbere Cbrtad&Dlty lJ DOt lmowll. lM"'' '"1'1Je rauamed of tbe Lon! aball N-Pat.Mr P.,. Hm ~ liln' 11 proofl a:tpntllque prodlpt, to sr•IJ/y th.ar bread of Uf0;~ he •tilled the storm, 'l'!loft 1o r. every biiiiWI b~Ut a ""'''lala tor lrlnl atld ecme to Zlolt wiCII -a1ld -tllot llo had -lim. llaay of tho Old ..... l'or rnamla. But llo [l-J It wu an._.._ that , 11o c:ould _..
a better worid aDd a better ute. Eo::L U1 •n g a Joy upoa tbetr beD; tbly a.ball obCa.tD T•....nt prophet• ,f.d aooeiftd the .a .. y. rtfUitd thtrh, wmtbc only tudt peace to the troubled conldenot. :(~) But Jt 11 a mJatake to uaume, u tome Joy a.Dd aladDetl. ADd IOC1"'W ud ..,_. ab&U IIIDt authenUcaUon of their rabtloo, mindea M wert helpe to faith. Ka '1'hua til mirJdes ..,. 1 ~tural
do, tllat Cbrlollan lallll r. We everlaalinl baa !lee away," Ja, 35, 10. A llloalblllll -of and altho"'lt lobo, who rm-1 tho demanded faith In an thoa w..,.;. Ho ~ out of aucb looalDP· How vque aDd tbe Old Te.tamezat c:&DDDt Mlp but obeerve that propiMUc function, workod no mtnda. c:u.red, Mel nnet responded either to and ..ential part of !til ~ work. ~ lliCb a hope would be! It would tbe ultimate aoa1 to w1lJcla tbe Lord God d1rectl • the r---a.. lnfonn us with the CDOit riolit btUe""'•· chall They_.,. an exceDent mMN of lftlbll
be a b-bUed on oeDIImeat without aay .. Hla people 11 a bleaecl bereatter Ia tilt woricl ~....-eu Y or "" '"" ..... 10 111m knorm to the nation. '!hoy bound •~· Our Cbrildall ~ope of lmmcwtallty aDd a to came. ·-Debold; I create a DeW beavea aDd a IUnpM .eractty, it Wid to be expec;ted exhibit manell. Thia dilttncuJah.• Ill thole whom He cwed to . flm with. ~lelled befta1'ter W baled on better ~; new earth; aad tbe former •hall DOt be remem-thlt HI who wu a far peater prophet miraclca from thoee fabled of andent •trona; des of patttude, and wtthout
it ratl securely 1D the oradet of God. Tbe bered, DOt come to mlDd ... ll. 65. 17. tbua th.t a.r-test who went before flm, wonder-worter1 and medienl aaiatJ. doubt, in many cues, the faith tn 11m
"CbrtstlaD'a bope ot eternal nte Is not a mere lhou1d lhow cnn are~ter lipu than any They (the miracles of Je.\UI) were u 1 mtn.cle-worbr led on to 1 b..,_
. RD.tlmeDt, but a sure cocvleUoo baled on God's Tbe New Tettamea.t Ia fWed wttb pa.uapt &Dd of them of fls divine mildon. h was a marked by unnryina aobdety and fattM' (cf. 111001 Stalk«, '171• lJfc of
Word. Evecy Chrlstta.D belle'Y• that God OD that refereacel to eternal lUe. We ca.a mention oaJy stu-..a...u1 claim which He (JIIIUI) benewolenc:e, bec::auae they were -~· •-, G-•t Day wW MVO to h1m &Dd all believen a few here. Jew~, the Soil ol God Hlmaelf, re-.--Jean Otrllt, MW and nntlod awt ... , • ._. •• made on the faith of men when he expreaionJ of Hb c:hlracter u a whole.
In CbriJt etemal Il1e; they beUeve It because rnlDda Ul &lalD. aDd aaabl that beUeven 1D. Him announced ltimself as the Mealtah, and 1909, PP· 62-64).
God baa promised lt. 'thaD Inherit eternal lUe. "My lbeep boar My "Thhrdly, Ito mlrrlcln ...,. oymbob no.-~ of 111o Wotlll
voice, aDd I lmaw tbem, and tbey follow Me; II would have been uruePONble to of fll apiritual and sarin& ...,rk. It il _,.
St. Jobn, the beloved apostle, writes, after ad· and I stve unto them o•-·• Ufo." Jobo 10, 27. expect It to be concede~ by • n~Uon onJ Mark 2: I, 2 deaeribel Jews' mbUitry -r )' neceu~ry to conatder them for • · monlabtna bls readers to abide faithfully In tbe ''Thll ll tbe wW of Him that aent Me, that ~-accustomed to miracles u the liJnl o •· of prodalminc the WOJd ·of God Ill .. ..,
od uo. So J Ho R" moment to Me that they were, u a : con1eu&oo ot God tbe Father " ~ n eWJ , eryooe that aeetb: tbe Son and beUevetb oo Him, dMnc milsion , if had wrou ... t none. own dty'' tn GaUlee. --rhe ICWlC M
b ,. ~-~ w " obo 6 whole, triumphs over the mllery of the Chrllt, .. and th1l ts the promise that He aw may have ev~q e. J , tO. "God ''Secondly, the rnh.cles of Ouilt world . Mankind il th~: prey of 1 probab1y ~er'• house In Capemaum. pramlled ua, EVEN ETERNAL LIFE." Th1l la ao loved tbe world that He a:ave His only-The news of Jesus' return hat broucht 1
THE God •··• the be~~-So !bat •··--belle " tn Htm -re ·-'-natural outflow of the d.Mne thouund e'IUI, and even the frame of . prom.lle. bu prom~ Ul many o r -:-~-a D, Wuu.uo:'vo:r YeUI. ~ ..... un:: dense crowd to the front door of the
· tblltp, but the prunlae ot eternal Ute ll tbe abduld not pertab, but have nerlw*'q Ule." fullnoa which dwdt in ftim. God wu in external nature bean the mark of aome hoUM, where Jetw praclr«l tltr Word
· prcmtae above aU promt.es; It Ia the promise Jotm 3, 16. ADd what are the wrld.Di'J of tbe Hm, and Hit human nature _... put catutrophe: The whole creation uto tlrmt (IJterally, .._,11 tcUin! them
to which aU other promises huten and where apostles of our I...ord but a sympbooy on the same mdowed with the Holy Ghoft [Spirit) sroaneth and trav.Ueth in pUn' (Ro1n .
. tbey ccme to rett. theme eD41Da ln tbe ar&Dd flnale of a poettc without mcuure. It wu natural, when 8:22). This huae maa of physical CYUjn the rnesuae', I.e. the Good Newt of the
descrtpt1on ot the new heaven and the new earth such 1 Beina wu in ·the world, that the lot of mankind b the effect of dn. Reian or God)" (cf. A. M. Hunter' TIN
. God baa pramlaed H1J chUdren wbo believe
·tD Hll only·beaotten Son eternal We. And
·t.b.lJ God bu done, not only once, but many
·times 1n Hts Word •pok.en and written by Hts
. boly prophetJ aDd apostles. It was the one
promlle to wbk:b the sons of God tn the Old
1'ntament cluna In the midst ot trla..l.s, trlb-
ukCk-a ape! d~.!'t,.1 Abraham. [IUC, and Jacob
wltll tile holy city of God toward wblcb all tile Gorp</ Acronlfn6 to Strlnt Mtri, 1~. b Dd 1 ..... ...t..... t God' Ae IJ1 mi&hty works 1ho uld manifest Not that C'ftt)' dilcue and misfortune opes • ... ..,.....,.a 0 1 peop 1 ve! Rev. the--1•" in Him. He wu Hinuclf the "----•-1 • a1 P· 37>· 21·22. We Cbrtattan.a beUeve In etem&.l Ufe, ,_ can lKl .,__, to lpeCI&I lin, thouch 1his is the fint time that' we hln
not becau.e there 11 a falnt lonatna for IUCh a peat miracle, of whkb His particuW 10me of them can. 1be con~equences of th . fi pbr 'th d' in h
IU'e In our aoul, but becau.e we have God's rev· miracles wert merely spark& or J:Ut sin ue diltributed tn detan o.-er the e UV~i JCant ue e wor 1 e
elaUon trom heaven about It In Holy Scripture. emanatio ns . Ht wu the &real whole r.cc. But yet the mllery of the Qo.pel of Mark. The exact phrde occ:un
''Tbe o"'y.~o"•n Son who '· ID tbe ~-m in [ th d f eleven times in thb Gospel, and always, w. --. ~\Ill; ... .......... terruption o e or er o nature, or world ll the lhaclow of Ill sin. ·Material ( 6)
of the Father, He hatb declared lt." John 1, 18. rather a new element which had cntertd ral ~ with one single exception S:3 , It
Sin Is Sin
by Clay Cooper
Let's face it ... a sm ts a sin is a S·t·n lf it does lack the sophistry of "di ....
turbed ea:o."
"A rose is a rose is a rose," wrote Gertrude Stein, am:! Shakespeare reminds
us lh•t ~ any other name it would smell just as sweet "A fig is a fil and • hoe
js a hM, goes the old latin proverb. Semantics, the science of meanings, can
be very stubborn.
Phonet iCS, tMe science of -.o•mrts. •s our culorot an-t tw:; rlev•ltrv •s beyond
compu1e. He makes "social drinker'' sound baUer than "addict," and hence ae.-
ceptable, even 11udable. H•s "cocktail party" has a more respectable ring than
.. br.wl." The disgusting inebriate is only ~high," and a drunkard isn't a d·r-u·n-k· e-r~ any rnc:tre; he's an "alcoholic·· whose problem isn't s-i·n, as the Bible declares
ft to be, but Msickness."
L.t:'1 flee tl! A drunk is a drunk is a d-r·u-n-k and a w1no is a wino is a w-i-n-e
•nd by any other name would smell just as bad.
This generation's cleo.'emess in disgu ising old sins w1th decept1ve expedients
·can prove its undoing. We could learn from the ancient Macedonians who "had
.not the wit to call a spade by any other name than a spade."
It is pompous stupidity to try to make wrongdoing more acceptable by leu
·distasteful euphemi!.ms. Callina copper gold doesn't make 11 so. Rather than
.cftmouflaging our sins we need to adm it them for what they really are .... what·
·ever they are. A sin is a sin is a s-i·n if 11 does lack the sopt11stry of "diSturbed
'q o." Glossing it w1th fict itious names is playing the fool .
The Bible doesn't mince words. 1t makes ·•sin to appear sin ... that sm. by
the commandment mtght become uceedint sinful." And this is all 1n one's favor.
:Who needs the physician more than the desperately ill?
' King David broke two of the Ten Commandments in one stroke, adultery fol·
allowed by a cover-up murder. Found out. he prayed penitently and wisely: "0
j:ord, forg ive my sin; for it IS tn!at." No more effort to disguise evil, or minim1ze lt.
There is logic here. Only the unsalled can be saved. Only the guilty can be
pardoned or needs to be; and to frankly acknowledge transgression is the first
step towcird forgiveness: "He that coverelh his sins shall nol prosper, but whoso
'confesselh and forsakelh them shall have mercy."
Let's face it! God's verdict is: "AU have smned." S·t·n·n.e-d! Bad as it
sounds. And "all" includes me. If, then I am a sinner, and I am; if Ch rist ~ed
fc.r sinners and He did ... then Christ died for me. And smce by Love's decree,
"He once 'suffered for our sins, the Just lor the unjust. and He might bring
'us to God, "I need only to believe in and receive Him as my Substitute SuHerer
I'• become God's child and be delivered from sin's guilt. power and penalty.
-But be rem inded that believint is receiwint tn the Scnptura t term of refer-
ence: "As many as ,.ceived Him to them gave He power to become sons of God,
even to them that believe on Hi s name."
Let's Flee It! let eac.h ask h1msetf: "Have I Received Christ? If not. why
not? Now?" The Saviour is still saying, "It any man hear my voice and open
the door, I will come into Him ... " And He w1ll 1
(Rom B.IJ;
Let not conscience make you lmger.
Nor ol fitness fond ly drearn:
Alt the fitness He reQuires
ts 10 feel your need of H1m .
Prov. 25:11 & 28:13: Rom. 3:23: l Pel. 3 18: Jn
Vis.ion, Inc orporated. Spokane, Washington
1 12: Rev. 3:20)
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by Julian Williams
D-ol A-. Olriotlan ~ '
C HRISTIAN CR USADE WEEKLY, Tulsl, Okla.
Christians Should Oppose Communism
tne~~~~e which Olrt&t Himaelf wu
pro<:laimifl&. Once Jeaaa speaJu of 'the
word of God' (7: 13); twice we read of
1W. words' (10:14~ 12 :13); and once the
I.Drd Jesus ~peaks or 'my words'
(13 :31), The pltrue 'tlu word'
intentionaUy rabel the word of Olrilt
above-the word• of all othen; It iJ lhe
One of many handicaps facina that
amall ntioority or Americans wbo arc
trying to oppose communilm's detc:r-
mioed onslau,gbt is the attitude of
aome Christian believers that Cbri5-
tians should not oppoK this intern ..
tional ryranny.
Tbia attitude il somewhat contag-
ious and ttx.e afflicted with it tend to
•prc:ad tbcse paralyzin& ideu. h un-
dermines the general will lo resist
Communist evil and presents many
who have no 1tomacb for the fight
with a comforting e:.cusc: ro drop out
and fall inro a deep tleep of apathetic
complacency.
Often thole afflicted with thi1 par-
tllyztng state of mind eJ.hibit pac:if111
tendeDciea. PacifJStt oppo1e war and
.... military preparedneso. (Of
course, the term pac:i(sat cannot be
property applied 10 thole who do 001
oppoee wan in gmeral but only wan
apilwt c:oaunaniam.) Were such pcx-
aible. a state of aft'airs in which there
is never war and tbu' no fteed for
military pn:parednca -would be ideal,
but human nature ibdf mates thb
imJ'II*ible and people who rud
their Bible. know that lO be the cue.
Padf•ta r11rely ICC the: true cau.e
of wan. In lhb time of history, mmt
military c:oameu emanate from Com-
munilt •ubYerUon and a,rcssion.
hcira& ICC ""war" ntber than Com-
mYnitt tyranny as the killer force of
lhia era.
The no-prepared:nea ohito.ophv of
pacifill dlinken, if adopted. would af-
.. Now it i,; true that we should Jove they may not realize it, objectin& to pre~minent word btaLUe of lts eternal
our enemy. We ahould hive a Ouis... brin&inl tbc fKll before: other Chri .... truthfulnea because of Its power
tian concern .,d prayerful attitude tiaDa about how this: enemy of the '-~ · ' 1 God b 1' for thete people who are in hood-Onsrcb is deltroyin tbe faith 0( ~uw It coma rom , ecauae t
age to the devil. And i.f it i& poaible, many mel keepinJ :L mae Word ot JpQJu, of the deepat, mol\ (un4aJnenlal
we should win them lO Christ. But God ~ift the churchea away from thJnat of life, bcaUII It la the rne.ce
from the larger tide of the: picture, many olhcl'l. which the human heart molt dearly
should we not bt more ooncemcd 1be Jnlt:rnational Communist con-needs" (d. WUbur M. Smith, hblbet'J
about tht suffering people under the apiraton and rhtir allies art: wort-~l«t Norea, 64th Annual Vol.,p. 47).
spiked heel of the Communilta tha.a inJ lilentJy. smoothly aftd aecmJy to The M:iUatry of Fowal•=-
for the ambassadors of Satan who are undermine the foundMionJ of our aov-thcir opprc:uots?. . . ernment, our Chmt.ian relilion, Ollr Verta l-9 of Mark 2 speak of Jnus'
"Also, when Jesus challenged ua family life. our IDOtalt, Ollr tdcaJa, our ministry of for&Mna dns to the
ro love Ollr enemy, He was refer-charxter and everythin& decent. Yet paralytic. When Jnu~ wu In the house,
ring to individuals. Communism U there are thole who contend that we ••four men carryinc a p1ralyscd man try
nor an individual. Or~nted -individ-thoutd in no wav oppoee tbis clever to force ·, way throuah the concourse.
uals ue used in this terrible conspir-uaault oa everything worthwhile. Failina, they climb the external
acy. But communism is, •• Paul aays.., Communism standi head and shoul-stairway to the roof of the house, dl& a
an unfruitful wort of dartneu, a apir-den above the tyrannkl of all time.
itual wkkedncq:; it is militant anri-It it by far the molt outttandin& evil hole throuah the. layer of beama,
christ athrism on the move to de-of our day ud many other evilt srem brushwood , and mud (ltndlfll no doubt,
thrnM God IDd blupheme the Son partially or codrely rrom h. Our Bible an unpleuant lhowet on those below),
of God. . , . tellt ua t.o hate aDd OPJIC* eviL and lower the invalkl on his mattrea to
.. , Corinthiana11:12aayathatevery the feet of Jesus. Th.is ll the very
bom-4pin person is a member of ltM nMorelftT' lmportunJty o( faith which JCIUI WU
the Body of Christ. His O.urch. Tf thia We mlW keep in the forefront of later to praise in pirable (~ee I.uke
be tnle, and it mott certainly is, our minda that 1 key p1 of com-II :S-3 and 18:1-8). 'My child,' uya
P•ul !lOCI on lO IIY in the 26th vene mu.niam II the extermination of ~,._ Jesus, lookina affectionately into the
that if one member of the Body suf-Jioo and apeciany o1 the Christian IUff'erer'• face, 'Your lint are forJfvm' fentoN=~~~ ~Chri.fbn in relij';ioa. The very nature of com-(v. S). The facea of tome acrtbelln the
the p Bnd ot Chrilt · idl by mUDian ...,. from ill view of snor-crowd lfOW dark. n.~o~ 11 .twer
"" y '" Y onty. Ita~ Mars and Prledrich &-b'-"·my. ~•y God X::-'o-'-"-·. while the &olaved llady ol Cbriat our. ... ir> • -...~ ~ -· " ... --u rer~? Nn amt"~Unl ot a.-.mcn.l ean wrote tbe Com!"'1niM Muifeato: Yet Ute b a man trmdina: tho
·e-"'Communism abo&iahea eternal k-r God d ..... ~-·-· nulliff thla trUth. If, aa a Chriatian, tnlth&; It abolilbea all rcti . ud 11 preropt."' o , an ""' ...-w ~
the Suft'crinJ Cburch iniUcu no eoo-morall ... JaOD a not IW&IIowed him up! lesua, ruds thdl
cern and aorn'IW DDOn -·. ~.-a try.-•L.-....... _,_.._ ... -· h ::1J 'lo Y'"" ""'"''" ... In short commurtilm hM ill own uKN .. uoo. ww~oou ._ • • l
soirltual inventorv ia needN. Beeauae c:ootepl: oi mot11llty which, broadly . teO thU peralytlc' that~· 'hit ~ ' irt
the Bible pointedlv UVI that if you. and &eae,.11y, il that tbr Mly· ltand. fotJiven, Of to bid him pk:k up hJa,
Ire a nerl ol tJra1 Hnlv IIndy ol Cltriolt, rd ol --•c? [ 9) ( thctl you most •orfer if lhe rat C!f the • I'IIOftlity for Communiat ani-••ttrcu and --. .,._ .. cr. A.. M. D.~. tl then ..... and ll<llono 1o thlt they help llmter, T!rc Gorp</ ~ to s.,u
UUVT IU er1. Tr, • a pe,.;m is the CIUIC ol commuftlt.m. (Por a tull "'-'*· 1 ~·. pp . 37, 38). • True SUfferer, rhert muse of nec:n-rtkle ~
.lty -Into hlo ~-~ and mind a oa the tubject ot Communist-.....,..... ~~ ,....._ --•1 he · 'ft. M' I l•y ol 8 d' 1
fCICt nnt metdy the paciflllJ chem-
HOW WOULD YOU FEEL? ldYet bat all people in a nation. They
If God cave u• the Nlme amount of lime and attention that we devote to Him? actuady have no ri&hl to pretsure
If God put u many thln(8 tthead of Wll u. we put ahead of Him? . . their countrY into adooting 1 policy
If God otrered u many es:t'UN8 aa we do? And if the excuse8 were no more Ju•b· which would aldmately I"CCUit in en-
Sable than oun? o1 t o1 ·•-o' lf God ..-ithheld Hi• bleMinp from u• IL!I we withhold our afJerintt from Him'r ltVCIDeD , UIIC ea. R ooontry, DOl rr God loved Him.Nif u much u we love oun.elve .. and Jfft"'e aa little thouidlt to just the p~e~filtl alone. One Clftnot
ua •• we ,rivr. tn Him?-Copied help but wonder how Olcifisric a p.ci-
THE WJTNE88 THAT WINS
fist would be If a criminal wert 1o
brat inlo hit home and trv to mur-
der hia chikJra aad rape bJa wife.
Ouf:st'a folowcn 1n:re no« diurm-
od hot corrind oworde. even thoulh
Jeaua did DOt carry one Himself and
I. Stan )"OW' ct.,. wUb pi'IIJ'II!f'. At11l the Lord to direct you in where you to On octa1kJo •...S tatttcdoas on the
11nd whAt you .. y. Dildplel* uae of lho WJU.C)OPI. fn fiCt.
"How do f co about ..-itne.eiDJ to eomebody?"
'ntill quntion i1 often asked, not only by new Chriatia,. but ai.o by paople
""'ho have bef'n uv«< for yeah but who want to be more efff!Ct.ive in wino1n1
1110Ule for Chrla:L Here are aome IUJJfealions to follow:
2. Keep alert! Often the Lord operw a door of witne. for ua and it cloeee
be fore we 1tep throu•h. When God want. you to apeak for Him, u.w~IJy He wiD
open the 111'11Y utu.rally and ~ke it clear. Forced witneaein« u.ually driv• peopla
away.
3. S. poald ... Find that comroon p1ace of a,_ment between you and your
friend. and 1tart from. there. Je.u1 u.ed water to win the attention of ttt. WOIUA
at the well f,John 4) and P•ul UMd lhe irn~~ae to -rhe UnlrJIOWII God" to p& •
Marina io A theN (Acte 1'7). II you bqin by crttlei.dnJ aJIO'dwr'•llf• or J"ttllioaa
r.tth, you will ~Ia. tha door.
4, ...., low _. kW•-You ar. a wi._. not a jodp or ~~~~ at-
tonM')'f u.t.o cartfuUy aad ~:~~dotntlJ" aDd clon•t iaterrupt. Oftn J*11PM U.. .,_.,. bu rdne oo lbretr '-rte and U..,'n dad for aorneono~ to u.t..n.. Yaw oc.t-.,.-.,..ta COIK'ef'n wfll -.o •uch.
Peser Kturtv dteW a sword and evt
ott lila ar ol -ot .-comin& to ... Orlot bclote Hlo cnodlblon. So
-,, they ......... dloatmed.
-CllrtotW _,.., .. oland-
COI&IMRh ..... .._ oppaslnJ lbit
mr "" ' -""' ........ their ---Aa l'ot the -... ,.,_ oiCOflo
--...... a ..
the detf~r,rtiftf'd wid to opoo~e and u-•• ,..., .. _ .. ty, tee r .. lntelll~~tnce
pooe thll plleoo rorce caned oom-n;,..r.· C~ristiM C"""'-W•<Al1. lllrk 2:10.12 .... fonh J ... '
munl ... " Jan. 20• 1974·) mlnlolry or ........ to tho pualytlc.
Thlo traol<: ..,..,.lon ol the Blbl~ Thio •palde-<lown Communist """ ~ o t• npraaolft of lllblbao
ool ...,...,. o1 towlal ..,., .,...., lo «ot ol """"'''' juotl!'..., 1ft their twlot-....,.... llo [J_.) adclod 'lui thai eel mine&: lhe inhumaft treatment fn.. • ' ' 001 a -ol tumlrre tile other cheek ftlct..r uP.,. O.rlotiooo and ..no-, yo ...,. know that tllo bl ol -hath
bort o1 turDlal deaf -and blind o1 other ..,.,.. loti.,... Sloce the M authority on -to IOfll'la .... (llo
na to lollow Cit-and Olher o1 btll ylotn.,. and Cam-a. ap-oalth to tho *" of tho palay), I ooy
feQo. humP btia• wt.o mffer enor-pnn•maldv 26 I 12 miiUoa more -.... unto ·ttwe, A.rtlt. tab .-p ''"' bod, aod rno.nfy under Qwtomaallt aalavancnL _,.... .. ,T
I ~ ~ 1 1• --• pie h .... -added to the eon.. 10 unto rp_y .bowo.' Not bofora In IIIIo 0 •~•·~ : '•.,. ~: "The arunkt ...,.,.,. and wlll ·be 10hlect<d 'Golpol-wo board tho Utll, 'Soft of
, .. , ol the Lord lo to hale nil · · ·" to thlo 't": ol -1. An Idea _ ~-.• It to ~ 10 ~ -• " -Certainly -"""'"' halo the e¥11 nor· ~ ~--_, -· -~ --· -....... lnlema ....... l ..... ~ -t and will be ha-!Jrw to OOtltr.r -lha ......... ol God; k
• pnyl"' lor the ..::.::::: of --Orrllt._ and othero In -not -limply b.-y, -
iadl-aiO'elooaohll. Allhoaah-, -lando con be,........ '""" what ·tho -naked, pafot:t ...._,. It
Olriltlan oo.-to ol anrl-ccwr.....,_ "-ha-In olhor -, ha oth« aod lotpr ,.....,., It -
11m lmi>11 that a a-alit --(C<wt-1011 -J tho tlllo -by Donlll ...s ot1oan to
c"-n,e, lhJt Ia IIOt the C... A au• MOLIIUQ A LW1 deeott tJaa COIIdllt ... llh IDd IMout.
bor ol Coorrm-hnoa -hUrlnd 1 ,,.. , .,._ a< ..... k ,..., It II anqllnyed bara, liOI In hwollty, but ...., -_.... rd to Chtlot. •-• ~ f .... •--• I •-'· A_........_ -•-~ of '~.lOll -~ ~-~ are ... _ .--genr., ,_...,.. f one _.,; .... _ .. __ & _. dhW IUdkwtty.
...... --.........-.. -lvtd .. ,.,.. •~noen .,.._. '' .mn, M tM ...._ or ~-~-.... ,... --e.. to ... C~ .... people 10 tile It mcw.d .net .,._~ •t '"" wUI. -_, f* m ~
-ol ,_,_ ..... the -..... tO' l'oqtoo ..... tltol ..... -ofO.U ..... 1..,.._. • .._..,. __ , ........ rd-loy the-
The bk of clay •• twd ... a..t. .... II aec:. HF .... : •w M ~.
The fOfll'l I ~ tt ttlll it ._., .. lb 'J) t..; ... • • W, .. ""'t ......................... -· _, ................. No-::::::
I -o _. of 1Mnt1 ..... tltol ..... -. "111lop - • • I ..
a. ... a.rw. CorDJI!Ilrilll ~ • not wib • .,.. PeotQ doft't .... to
,.... • .-, --........ Cbrlol. ad -"'"" wUf-to bo .. . _,... .....a:lip. lJWI wt..t Chrilln ~ -.dl wMl a..._ dolw foor 71'&
,.... Ia -bett.r "'•'-o'" thiJI a C 18·11~00
-...... ....., """ ,... ... op. -... -llldw wtlll onllitary .... ,., ... ~· .... • or _.ttl ,..,.., ._ eor: We ... • ._ • tl lllild ..
"""--' ...... '""' .. ... ...... to
1. u..•w .. .,o.~.u•·t-,.to"'-•--~tho-·
\lolltf ...... • ... ::::.r ..... --lo w.ct-Ia-.. -. 0. ,. tMJ ...... wlJt • .,..., j-• ~ 10011 -•
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t.• .. -.u_ ..... _tho_ol_tho~ .. a.w. .... , .... a.n.e..m ~*f-. ~.ow.. -*hn r-... ... W ..... It,... at:Ud!l • ,...t of winnlec' eoulit • I I , ... tile .. Q-God
.._ ... JJ ·a • to be •tcVr hit, W H.._,.... • to be talt¥uJ. "Ra-·--·-· Oa1vory-a.tWbo. ~ &,.
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L~LMOncl 'I
Zk -l !1. 6
PlCTITlOUS BUSIM'ESS
HAM! 8T ATE MElfi'
Tbt toUO"'riilc penoa Ia
doJDc baaiDea u: Roctr'• .._.ty, 2737 Eut co ...
Htclnru, Coroaa cMJ Mar
ta&%5: Charlea NeU Mc-K!aDoo. 431-1/2 Goldluod
AYe., Corooa del Mar Ca.
9ZU5.
Thla bulinessl.l eoldlcttd
by I.D 1Dc11Yidllal.
Siped: C .. rlea NeU Mc-
Kin.Doo.
Tbls statement waa ftled
wltb the County Clerk ofOr-
uce County June 6, 1975.
PubU.h: June 12, 19, 26,
Jua, a, 1975, m the Newport
Hll'bor Enstcn. F -"45S4
L.IOAL .M011CI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe lollowiac permo. are
doing buatness u: Herold
II Herold db& Hollday House
Llqoor, 2937 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Mar, Calli.
92625: John T. Herold
(partnerabJp), 23742 Bar-
quUla, Mlsaioo Vlejo, CaW.
i2675; Cbarles A. Herold
(putoer ), 1437 Highland
DrlYt, Solana Beach. Calif.
92075.
TIUa buslness ls cooductect
by a reoeral partnershlp.
Stcntd: John T. Herold.
Thla statema waa rued
wtth the Coonty Clerk ofOr-
ance County May 30, 1975.
S4639
NEIPO«T HWOR BUI<Jf
PUBUSH£0 IED<LY -PACE I
REVOLT AGAINST masa production and workiDc for
10meooe else led sllters Loretta Fanam, lett, I.Dd
Shirley WllUams to stut thetr on baiiDtlla wttb the
DOS&alglc name of "Dry Goods MercanWe Co.," and
to choose a new locatloo, 2640 E. Cc:.llt Hwy., Corona
del Mar, In tbe m1n1ature shopp1ng center toown as
"T1Yol1 Square." Tbe beert of the buslntss 1a custom
production or decorator ptllowa, apreadl, table clothes,
curtains, lowell, napldM, place mall, ct.lr cush10111,
small appUance ecwers a.Dd limilar ttema penooaUy
destped to customers' apeclftcaUoos. CreatiYe member
of this sister team ls Loretta, Wboae blcqround In-
eludes work u a protlatioo oftleer, welfare department
worker and a master's decree In corrtcUoDaJ cOGDMI-
tng, Shirley, wbose ll.tsbiDd 1.1 I.D eogtneertnc writer
at TRW, handles tbe bustneas eod of the Yenture.
LIGALMOnCI
OUWANG RATED TOPS IN COA04!r WnNG
Joa. OI.Jwuli WU Onilt IDUCI Jut .U. • WI tllll
• IUIDAT, ~ 1 Wt'IIICift a..., -.. • Wllii'IIDA.Y 1011111 Cout ~~ ._. atllltlt ~ etiUIP ud ....
P JD 1 Mkaatl lprda, c..._ wD drtt1ll _., DDrclftJ F~eea-.. 1Gt to bl ~ ~ ~ • flo~ tM ..... ttaa. ~ til Ita ~ Bay-t1ae •-on..ca o1 ~ at •.--.. Banor Rlet'hw, ,._ ~ t.on ill 1M 8oldJ ..!:": ::-J::
enilt., wu ana .. ed at 11 12:40 a.m. 11 nat UOOI*ek poNd a ...ua ..,.q.eaa-a. ,:=-:: ~ tar.oe••to __....,,,. p.a. ~ IIU l"fMMeot Ud of w. Cout Bwy., Mai1Mn taJidll $117 .W. froiD btr ...--ella.ipd WW.•IIIillldt wttll Milt ..... ldiMl me. boiDe bltw .. t:toa.•. ud4:11 ~bJa:._:c::'-:~a::tt~J~pu:l'tar:~--~ot:.:...,....:;::;;· _.;..;;....;..-
• ciii4J ._. after 1 NelJoa. Sl, ,.. &r1'Mted p.m., ........UJ b1 1 tiiW fto ~ . CHURCH. ES fuaUJ .._. ••• .& patJD at t:ao a.m. at au !lome at lot 11 ~-••AocUdbat.b-~
tNt Ud pluler, .u.ed at 131-1/1 ._, WMt Ntw-room wtadrJw ••• ~lllila Wat-_..
$lto, wniiDIMtto.•acts-port, oo a teba,Jblt-a.Dd .. ,. ..a. noo Mar Vuta,tbi8J.a:fra, ~c::!:=::======::E:::!~~~~~~
UCI 0.S.'1 "-• at ltll 8. Cbup •••• Cft.ll Jlarold rti)Ort.d a $150 tape deck D-
hlboa Blfd., Balboa. bt. JobQc)Q, zt, of 163 CIMer, lea from btr ear OU. U wu
tw.. t p.m. May li ud Costa M-. wu .,......, puked at Jl'J E. Bay ProGt,
ec., .. _.,., o-m
.. •• &.ID I 1 H t 110a1•T L eU.ITOM -_.ASTOa • .~~~ • 11111 • • • er-a 8 p.m. at !lit and Bal-Balboa lsla.ad, from f:SO p.m. · hit 8llowmu, 1M c.dar, bw., CeDtral H.-port, 00 uDW 6:55 p.m ••• A cttiHDa DID ST. •t OIAMGI, COSTA MIU -Ul-lf
tf.-port llloru, nported warranta cbarffiC blm wW1 band radio, valotd at tlZO, wu ._., _..... .... • to-.JO L& .._..., lc:tDII -
tllat n.ctro. wortb taoe were fatlure to liJP8U tn court oo taktca from .James Suttoa'• car .__, ......... t:ts • e:ao ,... 1:00 ....
ltoleD from ldl car wbll• U Yehlcle code cUattooa • • • Ul the PJ'I.It of bll bom• at W'1t111., IDle..., ad~ •••••• 'tOO, ...
wu pubd at Gelntenlc-Tools valued at $414 were lZZ Mtb. West N.-port, be-Aa ht• Crt e...a WD _.. ._. ..... llitMtlt
t1oo ot Walaat I.Dd Cc:.st stolen trom tbt cane• at tw .. • p.m. Jcme 10 and 4 ~=:::;;;;;=;;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;:::;:;;;:;;;;;;::;;:::::=t
Rwy., Welt Newport, from the Lee Rbodes home, zoe p.m. J .. 11 ••• Somebody FIRST IAPT IT c UR H 7 p.m. Mu Sl UIIUl 7:30 Adama, Balboa, betweiD ru t11to tbt parkl.QI pte at
a.m. laM 1 ••• Two bt-10:45 p.m. &.Dd 11:10 p.m. tbe 'Verllillea qutmesU, 901 1 CLIPP Dl.., MIWPOIT IIACM -642·740
cyetu. ftbMd at Sao, were ••• Someooe wboapreatly c.....,, at 1:50 a.m. ud c11t Dl. P. It IMTOM ltSMOII .,
ato1• ftom analocUdpr· osed a tty ltole SUI ftom an eatimated $!00 dllm&Ct ... PASTOa
&ee at f1(1J Temple's home, a cash rectater at AatbODy's Robert A.J..an LiDd.My, 31, of IUMDAY SCHOOL • • • • • ... A.M. alaLI ITUOY
110 Coral, Balboa ~~~. Shoe Service, 3433 VIa Lldo, leGS Sbertactoo, Oakwood, wu .... ., •••• 1•• A.M. & 7 '·L t•• , . ._ ftD.
bttwMD &.45 Lm. and 8:10 Lido Shops, between 5:35 c b&J'Ied w1th 4r1Y1DC UDder tbe
a.m. • •• Albert Loctmrt p.m. June fS a.Dd 9 a.m. June tanatllee of alcobol at 2:35a.m. T HUIO'I CMUICM OP "SCI BH C 8 .
Sta.etey. 46, oi70Z E. Ocean 7 • • • Jac k Jones, 308 at Jamboree and E. Bloff. RELIGIOUS SC1IMCI 0 I' MIH Du
YroDt, Balboa, 1t'U ane.t.d Vista Otero, tbe BlutfJ., re-• THURSDAY, JUNE lZ ILIAMOa C. .IACIIOH, MIMIStU
at 11:10 Lm. at 105 MaJD ported tbat 2 Uquor bottlet James Edward Lewt.s, UZ 8uA4aJ a.ntoe ........ lO:Oo La.
St., BaJbo&, I.Ddclarcedwttb contaln1Dc $557 In ctaoce Potn.Mttia, Corooa del Mar, •· .... Sob 1 00
td-·• "--Ia _A...., 00 • • ...•.. 10: L•• ru ~ ........ I'J • • • were stolen from his home was C .. fled wttb public 1Dto1:-u1 CIMTI• n con u
A bleycle and tools, Yllued sometime between 9:30a.m. ia.UOD at 3:10a.m. 1D tbe 400 '"-=========::;--~';:===·=·==·=="=~:::::"=11::::.' at S159, were atoltD from and 6 p.m •••• Alter 2 m-. block of Martuertte ••• Brl.an r
tbt caq,ort atBerm&DCona-described as belDc Cau-ArDOld, ZO, of 911 Sea LIM, GRACE BIBlE CHURCH Christi on' Science
way's resldemee, llZ W. caslans ln their 30s and Hubor View HWs, wuct.rgect Veter101• Memorial Bldc. S.rviceJ .
Coast Hwy., Mariners MUt, 40s, as ked to look a.t MY-wltb drl'rinc UDder tbelnflueoce 565 W. 18th, Costa Mesa FIRST BiURCH OF
behreea 12:20 a.m. and 2:ZO eral necklaces at WUUam of alcohol at 1:!5 a.m. at Ne•-CHRIST, SCiENTIST
a.m. Roberts Jewelers, 3tZ-4 VIa port Ceater Dr. and Santa Bar-REV. TOM TYREE, Pastor 3303 Via Lido
• MONDAY, JUNE Z ()porto, Ll.do VUlaie, tbe bara, Newport Ceoter ••• Pbo-SUNDAY SERVIC ES: Ntwport Reach
James DaYid Farrand, 2'7, management discovered a to equipment Yaloed at $6-41 I 0 30 A.M & 7:00P.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
of 1129 W. Balboa, Balboe, $475 ring missing from the was stolen from Ronald MAyo's Sunday Schoo l, 9 & 10r30 a.m.
was charged with drtvtnc display case ).1st a.tter tbe ear wtdle 1t wu parked at his all ages, 9:30 SUNDAY SERVICES
uDder tbe lnflaeoce of al-suspects left at 5 p.m. bome at UO Can&l, Newport · 9 & 10: SO a.,.,
cobol at Dover and Coast • SUNDAY JUNE 8 Shores, from 9 a.m. June 5 HOME:. BIBLE CLASSES· WEDNESDAY EVENING
Hwy. at 2:30a.m •••• Allee Michael WUUam Costello uatU 6:30 p.m. June 12 • . • Call 552..()092 MEETING 8 i.m;
Evelyn Sparu, 611 Lido 34, of 3010 Put Newpon; Wallace McRae reported that a ~eactuns B•ble Ooctnne• READING R<X>f'f .
Park Dr., Lido Peo.lnsula, was charged with drtv1nc $60 radio ft& stolen from his •-----------Week days:. 9 a.m .. S p.m..
reported that 2 watebea and under the tnnuence of alco-boat at 201 E. Coast Hwy., Wedneaday:9 a.m.-7:•! p.
a necklace, nluect at$1,250, hoi ln coonectlon With a 811 Brt.d(e area, between 3 ATTEND Tuesday -
were stolen from ber home minor tra.tflc accident at p.m. Jane 12 and 8;30 p.m. THE CHURCH 9 _a.m .. 5 p.m.: ·7·9 p.m.
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
between 8 p.m. May 30 and Coast Hwy and Do•er at June 15• OF YOUR CHOICE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO 6 p.m. JODe 2 ••• Nicholas 12;45 a.m. ·• . • John steve • FRIDAY, JUNE 13 SECOND OiURCH OF
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF Steele, ZZ2 Ooyx, Balboa ls-Cunn.lJlgham, zo, of 215 Lr-A CalJ.Iornia lostitute of REGULARLY OiRJST. sOENTJST
The followtng per800S ue
doing business as: BestCa.r-
pet Bargains, 600 N. Main
St., Santa Ana, Calif. 92701:
Rose L. Emerllng, 2348 Port
Dumess, Newport Beach,
Cal. 92660; Tbomas P.
EmerllDg, Z348 Port Our-
ness, Newport Beach. Cal.
92660.
ALCOHOUC BEVERAGES laDd, reported tbat a saU vine, Newport Helthts, ns Tec::bDoJory researc h boat, tied Newport Beadlac
6-19-75 bag with saUs and fttttngs charged with being 1Dtod-to a buoy )Jst otl Kerckboft We tnVlte you to won.tup Cororu~ del Mal
To Wbom lt May Concern: was stolen from b1s Roble , cated 1D publlc at 1:20 a.m. W.artne Lab In Chtna Cove, LUTHERAN CHURCH JSUJ ooNDPAaay·ftSOfOOac View LDri.O ' . ...:..
Subject to lasuance of tbe Cat boat stored at the Bahia at 2930 w Coast Hwy Ma was broken Into between 5 p.m. -q•·
llcense applied tor, DOUce Cortntblan Yacht Club oo lne rs MU~ ••• A el~tron~~ Jane 13 and 8:30a.m. June 16, OF THE MASTER SUNDAY SERV1CE1CU.rp
Is hereby giYeo that the Bayside Dr., Corona del tabletop "pong" game was and radios, a computer, regu-2900 Pacifec Vn Dr. WEDNESDAY 8:00 ,,M.
uDderslped proposes to Mll Mar, between 11 a.m. June stolen from the recreation lator and other electronic Corona del Mar. Cllif. Readins Room:
alcoholic beveraces at tbe V1 and 5 p.m. June 2 ••• room at Oakwood apart-equlpment, valued at $1,137, LAWRLNCE D. FRUHLIN''"" 3500-B F.. CoucBwy.
premises, described as rol-lctor Swearingen found a meats be w 5 were stolen. r "·" Eatruce oa Narci••a•
lows: 127-29 Marine Ave., burned highway flare oo the 2 am t eenThr:~myo: • SATURDAY, JUNE 14 Pasto r Phone 644-2664 Mon.-Fri.: 10 ~.m. to s p.m
-. •• Publllb: Jaae 12, 19, 26,
Jaly 3, 1975, In the Newport
Harbor Eoatp. F -44339
Tbis business 1s conducted
by a general I)Clrtnhshf¥>,
Stcned: Rose L. Emerl.loc.
Tbls statement was tuect
with the County Clerk of
Orance Couoty May 29, 1975.
Balboa Island/Newport hood or his car, 'With burn men'~~ t'ea'vlng a seldom-Vandals painted "toortsts go SUMMER SCHEDULE SDDday aftenaooa: 1 to 3 Sea~, Ca.Ufonl.a. marks that dld an estimated used door at t he Mllo Health home" oo 2 teon.ls courts at Sat.: 10 a.m. to -4 p.m.
Pursuant to sucb 1Dteo-$200 dama(e, wbUe the car Club 206 Walnut Newport Promootory Point apartments, Sunday wor ship: 9:30 a.m. You ar~ cordi~Jly invited
tloo, the understcnect 1a ap-was parked oo tbe street Sbor~s, at ll:4o • a.m. are spray-i)alnted the ptes, and Nursery and Coffee Hour to ~ttcnd Qurcb Semen
••
LIGAL MOTICI plyl.og to the Department of at his home at 5005 Bruce beLieved to have taken ex-scribbled obscen.ltles oo the ~d to uJC Rudin Room.
F1CT1TlOUS BUSI.NESS
N.<M£' St ATE'IttNT
Tbt loll~ periOD 1.1 cto!Dc bumeis n: ca1. T'tt.-
•et ClUb, 1210 r .oadcJDd.erry,
Costa Mesa, Ca. 9!628: Pliny
C. Ha.UU II Aaoctates, Inc.
(a CaLUorula corporation),
1280 Loodooderry, Costa
Mesa, Ca. 926!6.
Publl.lb: June 5, 12, 19,
26, 1975, Ul tbe lfewport
Rutlor E~: 1'4*111:
AlcohoUc Beverace Cootrol Crescent, Lido Sands, at 11 erclse and sports equlpmeot walls, sometime between mid-
for i.ssua.Dce of an alcoboUc a.m •••• JobnJa.cobSWtcart, 1 valued a t $143 night and 7 a.m., causlng an
beYerlJe Uc:eose (or 11-62, of 808 W. Bay, Balboa, • estima.ttd $1,550 damace ••• ,c;...-.lfor Ml• ~~ waa claf(ed wUb 4rtvlDg • MONDAY, JUNE 9 lwben Naocy Patee parked ber
as follolrs: "47" OD Sale under tbe IDflueoce of al-I Beatrtce Haney De la ca.r Ul tbe carport at her home
General (Bona Fide Public cobol at 8th and Bay, Bal-Vlgne, 58• of 617 Leowood, at 5204 Seashore West New-
.THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH~
THE CEMT!it FOR IIILlCA\._JlUPJIS,
••41 A.M. llllLE CLASlt'S
11c00 A.M. WO RSH" HOUR
Tbts buatneaa Ia cooduct-
ed bJ a corporatioo.
LIGAL MOT1CI Eating Place). boa, at 7;55 p.m. Costa Mesa, •as ctarged port, from 11 a.m: June 14 un -
YARDLEY, Robert P. • TUESDAY, JUNE 3 'Wlth drivl.ng under the lD-tU 8 a.m. JUDe 16, someone
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Publish.: June 26, 1975, In Mark Alan Hlntt reported n uence of a lcohol ln the broke into lt and stole a ste reo
NAME STATEMENT the Newport Harbor Enslgn. the tbeft of a boatandtraUer 3000 block or Bayslde, Co-tape system and tapes nlued
The followl.ng person ls from a part:iog space at his rona del Mar, at 10:10 p.m. at $185 ,
dol.og business as: Carriage Oakwood apartments res t-..• John Heston, 1856 Bay-•
Saddlery, 145 E. 18th St., L!4;AL t40TICI! deoce 8-40 Irvtne sometime po rt, West Upper Bay, told ---------
Costa Mea, Cal. 9Z62'7: Ray n CTITIOUS BUSINESS betwe~ 5;10 a.m: and 4p.m. pollee be heard his bedroom
7s00 ,.M. !VAC.LfSTU:: HOU.
O,.R. JI~MY CO~S, PASTOR
Highway House of Prayer
2411 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR
LOWER LEVEL -REAR
INT£RDE"NOMINA TIONAL, FULL GOSPEL Corporatloa Name: PUny c. HuttU A Auoclates;
PU.oy c. Hasau, Pres.
C. Mllton, 890 w. t5tb St., NAME STATEMENT ••• A $150anttqueclockwas s lldl.ng glass door open at
Newport Beach. CaW. 92660. burglarized from the llYlng-about 10:30 a .m .• then went
Tllis bustDess ls cooduct-The toUowtnc per801l Is room at Marjorie Bowman's Into the room and found a
LKAL MOnCI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT IUHOAV SCHOOL: 9 :45 WOAIHifiiiRV1CE: 11:00
Thla atatemeot was ftled
with the County Clerk ofOr-
qe County Juoe 9, 1975.
Publish: June 12, 19, 26,
Jaty s, 1975, In the Newport
Harbor EuJp. F -4-4552
LIGAL MOTICI
ed by an tndlndual. doing business 11 Boonie's, home at 1707 E. Ocean Blvd., $100 stereo set mlsslng · • ·
Signed: Ray C. MUtoo. ~09eacbLe9~ .. !~h8oDStn1., NJ~~ Balbo& between 2 P m Ma y Clay pots and plants valued
Tbts statement was ruect VV\r. e o---. 30 and 8 a.m. JllDe' 3 •. . . at $220 were stolen fro:n
with the Couoty Clerk of Or-1618 Bedford Lane-D, New-WbUe Jobn Sacher played the s ldeyard of Lole Knight s
ange County June 2, 1975. po~hte:-t!~~~i. conduct-racquet ball at the spa of home at 330 Montero, Bal-
Publlsh: JUDe 5, 12, 19, Part Newport apartments, boa, between 6 p.m. June 9
26, 1975, 1D tbe Newport ed by an I.DdlYldaal. wbere be Uves someoot' and 1:30 p.m. June 10 • · •
Harbor Ensign. Ft-4350 Slgned! 80Dnle Jo SaiD. stole his wallet and $400 A $100 surfboard was taken
F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS This statement ,.. tiled from an onlockedwalllocker from WUILam Cahill's pa Uo,
NAME STATEMENT with the County Clerk ofOr-• • • AleDDder Wttold Bern-2000 E. Ocean Blvd., Hal-
The rou--persoo lB. ___ L_I_GA_L_MCm __ a __ _, a.nge County Jont lS, tm. ..r... 23 of 514 AYocado boa, between 6 p.m. June 9
....... Publlsb: June 19, 26, Jllly -, • ' and 1 30 J un 10 dotDc bartneu u: (1) Or-nCTIT10US BUSINESS 3, 10, 1975, In tbe Newport Coroa:a del Mar was charged : p.m. e · · ·
qe CoaDty Fair Swap Meet, NAME STATE ME NT Harbor Enslp, Ft.4T71 wUb drtYiDc ~r tbe In -Burglars who twisted ott the
(!) On.act County Swap The toUowl.og per900 Is fbt~ of alCOhol tt 2:40 front doorknob at Roberts
Meet, 88 Fatr Drtn, Costa doing business as: Aft'Ul-Ll;s MOT1CI . a.m. oo E. Coast Hwy. near Vaugtvl Co., 400 W. Coast
Mea, Calli. 926%6: Tel PIUI ated Broters, Realtors, wu. Bays1de, In the bay br ldgt' Hwy., Mariners Mile, be-
£ t n.. Inc (Call area. tween 7 p.m. June 6 and ll erp a, • -· 2953 Royal Palm Dr., Co-n c TmOUS BUSINESS • 9:45 a.m. June 9, took meo's ·a,m~a • State of lnoorpora-Ita Mesa, Ca. 92626; Rich-NAME STATEMENT THURSDAY, JUNE 5 jackets, a suit, a tape re-
tJoD).. 1670 SI.Dta ADa Ave., ard Charles Herman, 2953 The followlnc penoo 1a Two tiWlls racquets, corder, cUllen's band radlo,
Costa Mna, CaW. 928!7. Royal Palm Dr., Costa Mesa, dol.og bui1Des1 u :; Secreta, n1utd at $140, were stolen aolt smaller items wtth a
Tt\11 bu•tnessl.lcooducted Ca. 926Z6. Z195 Vlsta Entrada, New-trom Tbomas Saffer's car total nlue estJm'ated at
bJ a ooq,oratJoo. This business ls conduc ted port Beach, Ca. 9!660: Pope wbUe lt wu parked 1n the $2,697.
Coq,oration Name: Tel by I.D l.nd1Yldua.1. Hilburn, 2195 Vllta En-drtnway ol b1s borne at •
Pbll Enterpr18es, Inc., Stped: Richard Cbarlts trada, Newport B•c~ Ca. 1837 Commodore Baycrest TUESDAY, JUNE l O
Tbomu 0 . PbUUps, PrH. Herma.n. 92660. trom 8 p.m. J~e 4 untU 21BO ruVcela CDrta&l"-GelsLido' 26ls,lof
Tbll statemiDt was ttled TIUs statemeot was ftled Tbls bustnessll cooduct.d 7:SO a.m. June 5 • • . A ,.,..., e,
wltb tiM Coaaty Ctert ofOr-with the County Clerk ofOr-by a Umlttd pai1Der~. Ytbtele left at Howard's and Armando John Ramirez
UCe CoutJ JIDt 5, 1975. ance County Jane 19, 1975. StcPtd: Pope Hllbam. CbeTrolet 855 Dove Air-of San BeruardtDo •ert ar-
Pabltu: .Jaae 1!, 19, ze, Publilh: June 26, July 3, This ltatemeot ,.. ftled port ana' for rec-tr's tad rested at 3:55 p.m. at tbe
Ju1J 1, 1t75, Ill the Newport 10, 17, 1975, 1.o tbt Newport wtth the Ccaaty Clerk otor. a $842 ~ tape deck and Lido lsle address 011 a
Harbor Eulp. F -«488 Harbor Enatp. F -.U9tl ance COUI!ty JUDe 1t, 1075. ndlo •• trom lt some-cta.rre of possesstoo of
Publ'• ... J e6 J"'" • ttme bMW .. 5:30p.m. Ju.ne du(erous dl"'ICS ••• Doooa
liOn
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATI OF CAIJFOIOOA
FOR THE COUNTY OF
OtwfG!
Mo. AM)lt
OR.D&R TO SliOW CAUS£
(CCP 8eetiaa 11'77).
LIGAL MOtiC! ww llDt " ' ""-~ •· • aDd 8 a.m. June s ... A Weeks Bobn. 725 DomJ.Dco, 10, 17, 1975. In tbt Newport the Bluffs 'WU arresttd at Harbor EnaJp.. F-4491a baf'Jlar a:mubtd a bole In • 10:00 A.M •• on Jlllytt,lt7:l, a clua door b tbe west 10:50 p.m. after a disturb-
UI tbt courtroom of Dlpart-LIGAL . llld of tbt Pantrt4> rutau-anc. at Hoac bolpttal and mat, at tbt CocmtyCoo.rt-__ ;;o.;;;;.-.-.-MO._'IIC-...,;;:;;1_,.. rut, 111 Palm B&Jtc., and c .. rc-t 'WittlpubUc lntolica-
boa•, locat.d at 700 C1Yic flC'ITI'IOOS BUSIDSS toot $31l troa: a cash rec-tloD ••• Roaald WUUams
CIDCir DriYe Welt, Sa.Dia NAlfl STATBtaJn' llltel', bttw .. 1!:15 a.m. BFantsroot, ~~~ ~=~!.N· ~!
Ala&, Ca1JI)nda. ud allow 1ba i>Uowilll ,.,_.art l.lld 5:15 ~---. --caqe, U any. Wb,J tbe ptltl-etoile ._ .. ._, aa IIGblll • a.m.. wbtD a ella~ wltb drt'f1DI alder
ttoa t)r ctuc-of aame !porte Lad., !Ill &. Cout ="" DOUeed tbt brokln tbe .,.,...... 011 a.lcciiM)l at
ltw:.ld DOt bt Cft.llhd. 81Pftt, eon. del Mar: 11:45 Lm. at E. Cout Rwy.
Ia n 1..AM1 MJCHILLE rr IS FURTRIR Rletard ... pniiMt, • FRIDAY, JUifE & tDd Jambore., .. r Prom-
rou.aTill, a 1t1.111or by ORDIRED tlat a copyol~ latl C..U. C~ Dua Carl a....oo DWa, S8, of oetory Po1al • • • J...-..lry
.101 IDWARD FORRUT!R ordtr to lbow caut bt Plb-Po111t, caw.: aot.t &eq. ID ...... NewportSbores, ud cub llotallJic SIG ID
.AJCD MARY Aid FOR-l1abld ill tbt Hnport Bar-ltnm, Y1ct ~.IINI ftl ellaJ1ed wUb pabUc: An· ftlae were ltii:Ua froiD tbt
UI'I'I;R, Pa.nat8. t>r bor Bli.tp. a Dnii'IP'fol Vtllllln a~ Waod'led txmcattoa at 11:40 p.m. at bomt of Jacqalya llot.l at c-.. til Kame. ~~Mnl etmalatba prtlited tun.; Rabie u... -.1 lllt ud .. cfaddeD. Clldnl 100 0eeu FI'Oit. ...._
WIIIDM, JOIIDWARD Ia Onace eo.t:J, C&IJ. tnu.. lt10t BeaQ ltd., N...,art ••• Br.il Colla, Mtw .. S:to Md lO:tO JUD.
~ ..s IIA.IT .. -. ~a w.t tor a.r · c~ e.o. CIIM.; a. Ill Coni, BalbOa laiUd,
The foUowtng person 1s
doing baslness as: Wesco
Label, 206 Driftwood, Co-
rooa del Mar 93625: Leroy
(Lee) James Harkless, 206
Drtttwood, Co~ del Mar
92625.
EVANGELITISTIC SERVICE: 6:00 ,.M.IUNOAY
PRAYER ANO BIBLE STUDY: 7:30 ... M. WEONEmAY
WILLIAM T. KROAH, PASTOR
PHONE : 642-8762
Plymouth Congregational Church·
Th1s bus iness Is conducted
by an 1Dd1Yid1Jal.
Signed: L. J. Harkless.
This statementns fUed
wltb tbe COUDty Clerk ofOr -
aoge Cocmty Jane 11, 1975.
A Frt>~ and lnd~mdmr CongrtganOfllll Orristian Orun-h
THI:. REV. JOHN A. U NDV ALL. Mm1ster
Sun<by Semct• 10 00 a.m
Btble Stud) Q a.m and 7 p .m. Church School 10 a.m .
3262 BROAD STREET, NEWPORT HEIGHTS Publish: June 19, 26, July
3, 10, 1975, 1D the Newport
Harbor Ensip. f -44702 Nursery care JWOVided Phone: 642-2740
1e (I) Ide ~ otice
THE 1975 -76 EDITION
OF YOUR
HARBOR AREA
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2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone 644· 7336
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646-7708 -84&-61156
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Home of the
"Centurk:Jn Super Le Mans''
10 Speed
• One day repair nnlce •
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9 to 5:30 9to1
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GEN fLEMAN of culture, 49, JUNE JAMBOREE!
starting art brokerage In New Lowrey Citation
Corona del Mar, wlsJ,es Theatre organ wfSym-
to pay for room in Corona phontzer, save $1100.
del Mar near ocean for Story &r Clark Piano in con-
8-12 months. Local ref-temporary Wal., reg.
erences. For interview, price $1455, now. , $ 915.
write to: Box 50, c/o En-New Yamaha ElOR console
sign Newspaper, 2721 E. orpn, reg. price $3600
Coast HW}., Corona del • .,895 --buy for •••• .,.. •
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:-M-:ar:::-:,:-C..,ai-:U-=.-:92:-6-2_5. ___ 1 Steinway grand p\aDOS --8
on our noor from $3795 up •.
-=.,~~;Zi~'-C.:M.:riil Lowrey Teente Geente or-v gao, only . • • . $ 795.
TENT unit, convertible,
complete. Purchased at
f:a.ctory in West Germany
-never used. Call before
10 a.m., after 6 p.m. 968-
1440.
CABIN CRUISER -33 foot .
Twln Ch rysler engines.
Good ooOOIUon. Quick sale
for $9,750. Call Mr. Hand-
reo, 675-5774.
o MISCELLAHEOUS
GLEN'S GARDENING -and-
Cleanup Service. Reason-
able rates. Good referenc-
es. CaU 673-2007 alter
5 p.m.
o FOR REHT
Galaxy orgu --loaded wtth
goodies, j!st . . $1295.
Console piano --rental re-
turn, ••.•.• ,$ 895.
SCHMIDT MUSIC CO.
Lowrey -Stelnway-Yamaha
1907 N. Maln St., Santa Ana
Est. 1914
• WANTED TO REHT
LOCAL SWIM Instructor
and young daughter want
two bedroom unfurnished
house or apartment. Ex-
cellent local references,
Call be!ore 1 p.m. 675-
4385.
F AM.ILY OF THREE, two
adults and one ll1gh school
girl, needs two bedroom
house with garage and
yard, Co$ Mesa or
vicinity, Prefer long-
term, reasonable monthly
rental. We do oot Uke to
move! Call 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. 673-0553 days. After
6 p.m . 531-6131.
HOUSE -3 bedrooms, 2
baths. Professionally dec-
orated. Private patio. All
buut-tns. Garage. Private
laundry room. Choice area
of Corona del Mar. Adults
only, no pets. Terms to
be discussed after lnspec-
tlon. Phone 675-20'.il.
TWO BEDROOM, 2 OO.thprl-~~~~~~~~~~ vate apt, with private ENVELOPES -S25
patio, prlva.te Laundry fac-per 100. Send 25~ and
UUies. Garage. All built-self-addressed, stamped
IDs, Choice Corona del envelope. P, 0 , Box 4447,
Mar location. Newly dec-Dept, TM, lnlne, Caltfor-
orated, Nfults only, no n1a 92664.
pets. Ter ms to be dis-
cussed aner inspection.
Phooe 675-2051. • DECORATING
QISTOM WILTS
DUST RUPPLES ...
PILLO" SHAMS
loy Ju4y 552-0732
• MY CL!AMI!IIS
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Bic•ntennial
activities set
Newport B•cll wtll salute
the nattoo's rnolutlonary
war patriots wtthabteeateo-
nial resttn.t week full or run
IJ'ld ucttement, accoJ'diDc
to Les steft'ensen of Cameo
Hlghlallds, cbaJrman of the
city's blcentHlOJ.al ctt!Jens ·
advisory committee.
Tbe festival week begins
at 9:30 a.m. Friday, July 4,
wtth a bicycle and costume
parade In Marl.ners park,
and eods with the 15th an-
nual cbara.cter boat parade
Saturday, July U:.
A hlghllght of the festival
wlll be a flreworka display
tile night of July 4 at the
northeast corner of Fatrway
No. 3. lnlne Coast Country
Club, beginning at 9 p.m.
The Mariners park parade
wlll feature the appearances
of membersoftheCUyCoun-
cU, the board of edUcation,
and other civic dtgnitaries.
Prkes wlll be awarded to
children with the best deco-
rated bicycles and best cos-
tumes. Richard H. Pauley
wUI be master of cere-
monies.
On July 5, there wUI be
a pet shOw in Fashion Is-
land, sponsorE:j by Russo's
Pets.
The first In the summer
concerts In Fashion Island
will salute the bicentennial
July 7, starting at 9:15p.m.
Sponson!d by the ctty•s
park, beaches and recrea-
tion department, a volley-
ball tournament wlll be held
on 3 Saturdays, July 5, 12
aod 19, attbeCoronadel Mar
state beach.
On July a, a Huck Ftpn
fl!obJng derby will be hJYd
on the Newport Beacb pier,
a lawn bowlin.g tournament
at the San JoaQuin Hllis Partr..
and a 5-mUe tun run at the
Corona del Mar high school.
On Friday. July 11 , the
annual pier-to-pier swim
contest will be held orr the
Balboa Peninsula lifeguard
headQuarters, starting at 10
a.m., and a penny carnival
wUI be sbged at the Corona
del Mar Community Youth
Center at 2 p.m.
A city-sponsored tennis
tournament begins at 8 a.m.
Saturday, July lZ, at the
San JoaQuin Huts courts.
SIGNS Willi ROYALS
Dan Quisenberry, a form-
er Orange Coast College
pitch.tng great, has signed
a professional baseball con-
tract wtth the Kansas City
Royals of the American
League. Dan racked up an
Impressive 20-7 record this
past season as a senJor at
La Verne College, He pitched
for Barry Wallace's OCC
Pirates during the 1972 and
1973 seasons. He had a llne
1,70 earned run average ln
1973 as a sophomore.
BREATHE AN "1,'' PLEASE .... Aaa MoCielllltoiCoroaa
del Mar operate• UCI ooa:lpdter wWI beJ' br..tb Yia tbt
special oducalloa teriDloal mtem -b)' VCI
1eolor Chatl• 'lr&JDOr-. rtpt. Tbe SETS wu deltped
I<> eooble pllyolc:ally -Cijlpld periOU to IWlM tile
nst refereDee ud le&rDlrll raoveu ol oompaten.
Ann wW bl a ..a.tor Delt fl.ll &t Con~~~~. delMar biCb.
school. --
JUNIOR OLYMPIC VOLLEYBALLERS from Newport left
Tuesday for tbls week's oaUoaal tounwneot ID Detroit.
From left, bl.ck row, u. Morrlca Park, Lort Webb,
SuUWle Askew a.od Coach Dale FllckiDcer; rroo.t row,
Su~te Crone. at lett, aDd. Sue Corea. All are students
at Lincoln middle schOol bere. They are accompanied
bY Marte LUDdle aad Lfllll Droke, both freshmen at
Newport Harbor hlell. Aloag with team captalD Tammy
Lauderdale or Founta1D Valley, tbey mate ap the Orange
County Jr. Girls Volleyball Team. (Enslp photo)
LOCALS IN JR. OLYMPICS
A girls volleyball team
loaded with Harbor Aree.
talent opens play today,June
26, in the national Junior
Olympics in Detroit. Tbelr
coach says theOrangeCoun-
ty Volle,U.ll Club has a
great chance of winning the
championship in the 11-14
age group, He also toot a
15-18 yeu-old team to De-
troit,
The youager team ba.s 5
Lincoln m~ddle school girls
and 2 Newport Harbor bJ(I!.
school freshmen. A ctrl from
Fountain Valleyandonetrom
Santa Ana complete the
squad.
The team ls coached by
Dale Flickinger of Gardeo
Grove. whO ls also assis-
tant coach of the u.s. Na-
tional Junior Girls Team,
which ls now touring Korea.
Tbe natiooal team lu.cludes
Karry DeaYer of Corona del
Mar.
Tbe Onnge County team
LDchtdes Lincoln studetlts
Mootca Part. 14. Su&aDDe .
Askew, 13; Lori Wehtl, 14;
Su~te Croae, 13. and Sue
Corea, 12. Marte Lundle and
Lynn Kroi.e, both 14, are
freshmen at Newport Har-
bor.
All were picked as aU-
stan ll'om a recent Oraoce
County jllnlor 11.1gb school
toa.rntmeDt woo by L1Dco1Jl.
·Coaeb Pltcttncu,•"U~
Dale" 10 tbe etrls, calli
Lo ri w~··poulblythebelt
8th grade wolleyball player
1n America.'' Tlle pretty 14-
yea.r-old was YOted most Ya-
luab1e player tn tbe Orange
County touney.
To raise money tor the De-
troit tou.nament, which Ls
sponsored by the A.A. U., the
team bad to n.J.se $6,000
at utdblt1oo pmes, a bllte-
a-tboo fuod-nlnr, aod by
ma!UllAg booths at school
fa.l.n. The club ls a ooo-
protlt orpnlu.Uoo, and
Coach FUettnger and his as-
slltaD.t, Daa Perdue, work
witbout pay,
"American girls tave al-
ftYS bad tbe t:aleot to com-
pete apJnst anybody ID vol-
le)'tall," tbeortus Dale,
"but tano't bad tbe tnln-
LDc. w, are startt.ng to train
tbtm YOUIIC naw, aDd we be-
Hen we wW e•entuallJ ta•e
a oauoaalwomeu'steam tbat
eaa beat aoybody. We w'lll
ban too much sb.e for the
AslaD teams, aDd be too
q_ulclt for the European~."
Lut S.Wrdl.y, tbt Onnce
County JQUad warmed up for
tbe Jr. Olymplca wttb an .
exblbltloo bere Wltb Queeo
of -.. bleb seboo~ tup
ll1Cb IIICbool t.im IDChieaco.
Tbt Cblcaco team beat the
local 11-14 y•r..oldl. and
JPUt wttb On.nce County'l
15-18 tam.
LIGALMOnc~
NOTICE
OF PUBUC HEARING
8eodt ...
•lloa1sland (osta Meta
Family Home
PLUS Income .,.
RONA DEL MAR.
Almost oew. Custom buUt far present owner.
FIYe bedroom l_aome, 2 blocks from the bfach.
Sepante dlntng room, plus spacious family room.
Two bedroom rental in rear unit. Call 673-8550,
Call 673-8550
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THE REAL ESTATERS
112 IIUGUIRITI, CCIIOIIA DI!L MAl tn-'l!t
VALLEY REALTY
PRESENTS
LA5UNA CONDOS
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Ocean Views·
Very choice North Laguna Iocattoo. Slx lovely
spacious 2 bedroom units aod ooe overslf.e 3 bed-
room plan. Close to beaches, shoppin&: and all ,
that LaguQI. Art Co lony charm. Top quality eoo-
structton. From $54,950.
· Call 675-7225
SITUATED OM TEN ACRES
SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTiotEH'n
Fu~nlthH & Unhunlah ..
• Plha&e Padoa • Pbeplacll
• POOLS • t Hole P,llloa 01-
• T .. l, . • liP•••• P•iiJ .. cdo.
• MI. lo ldloola •• Plol'_.-
900 $eo L ••• COM Moc:Atttnn nor e.aat Hwy., dose Foshl ... lsl•tl
IIH-:1611
HARPIST Ro.Ue CoriOD
baa U.. a1coed for aD \Ill·
limited MP&ement at Dtl
Webb'• Newporter Ina. ae-
eord.l.a& to r-ent muacer
Ectnrd Nlero. MIN Cor.-
'-appearille trom 7 to 11
p.m. W-...:ti.JiudTIII.n-
da.yl, 7 to 11:30 p.m. P'r1-
daJI and SabmaJI aDd S
to 10 p.m. Suday .. Sbt 1a1
played II l<elociYiaod
Tbalre alld tile '-
Pq.a of tbo ......... wttb
nametou IJIDPbOar orellll-
t.IU Ud wttb Reb tuda ..
MCmC£ IS HEREBY Gl-R.EALTOR e 842.e472
VEM t1a1 tile CIIJ CoucU of
Fnd Wartar. liplb -· Looala Prim& alld'Rod Slrol-
.... ll1oo laa -tile r...
.hlncl atpl.tlt ca TV'• "bclv .,_. .... ,,....
tM CltJ ollfewport S.cb 2ot00 WEST COAST HWY ,, NEWPORT BEACH
.. w -• JIOOOII• boOriDI ~:::=~~==~=~===~~~~: reprdlol T-• lbp ol
Tn<l llo, 1910, -··-'· • • .. lA' FS RIPGICT I I I 111e -lolw"'"-lata ::::..:;,:: : C -unit sales, · through · the
!='.::."'~: Multiple Listing Service of
~!t~.=.!.':;~ the Newport Harbor-Costa
•.:;;:':':8'7ic=~ Mesa Board of Realtors,
=':t~= totalled 371 tn May. ,,_..,.. ':·~~=-~'~"!.]J~ 3,339 listings were pro-
!'! c::; ces8ed during tbe first 5
ea. months of 1975, · of wbicb
48% were sold. 78% of the
sales were ~~Uvel
,._~1 r'G·,;'fa!fil•wr•~•jjri
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NTRY-tiKE ESTATE
Oet-baU a'crt e~tate LD Harbor View Hl1t. com-
plete wltb 5 bedroom, farnUy room bomt. G~
&Dd pool tt.t art f:aotutlc. Yoa ban to IHlt to
bellnt tt. You own tbt laod. toot
SEE IT AND LET~S DISCUSS IT. •••• COM DUPLEX
LET US SHOW YOU SOS POPPY
-~-iT'S A HONEYttt
Cbarmt.og 2 bedroom bouse PLUS turntabed
bachelor apartmeot in old Corona del Mar.
$78,500
I I 8 8
COMMERCIAL
14 UNITS
PROFESSIONAL· MEDICAL .
ASKING $250,000
INCOME $45,000
WOOD AND BRICK
IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR
Very UDII.-1 ud outlltaDcHnc boa• -Tnt~ at
the beacbl -Emal&rce U'ftDc room, famllJ room. ~It ~kbM. &arc• master bedroom, plu two ••
otblr bedrooms.
$112,500
WEST NEWPORT
TWO HOMES located oo 1-1/2 lots!
Ooe has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and large flunUy
room --newly deconted aDd ready to move tn.
The other with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, ftreplace
and patio ls leased at $S50 per monthl
Call for appolDtment.
Priced at $135,000 . . ·'
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SAN DIEGO COUN17f· ·
THE BEST IN
INCOME PROPERTY
JAMTASTIC OC:EAtRONJ DWUXl
Loeated in tbe best oceanfront area
in Newport Beach! Only 1 'h yrs.
old. Upper unit has 4 bedrooms +
' sauna, lower unit has 3 bedrooms.
$218,000. Clint Moses 642-8235. (G36}
SU ...... +MII•te
OM SANDY IIACH
Oceanfront duplex -2 bedroOms
eaeh UDit. Outstanding VIEW. Ideal
investment. Asking $149,000 incl.
land. Vee Stinson 642-8235. (G32). 1
STIPS TO IIACH
2 woodsy homes -eaeh has 2
bedroom, 11h baths, beam ceilings
-almost new condition -2-car
garage. $120.000. Rosemary Sietz
M4-QOO. <G38)
901 Dowf Drift 6-41--IJJS 11644 MKArtbur 81\0d. 64+62 ..
Newport Beech, c.liforni• 92883
TWO GROVES
10.60 ACRES OF GRAPEFRUIT
ODe ot the best prodUclDc grapetruit grons
in RedlaDds. U shares of Mentone Mutual Water
Co.
nt. (I'OYe backs up to Redlands airport with
a lot of potential for fast development.
Zone A-1.
Owner wtll help ttna.nce. $95,000.
91,4 ACRES NAVEL ORANGES
Approximately 900 trees or the tlnest QaYtl
OraJlltS.
Thll cro•• las a cleared buildlng saJte with
aU at1Uties to tM area. Tile home tbat was there
"~~~~ ~-c.P to -~ ........ ZoDed 4-1.
Owner will belp
t1nance. $54,000.
KIVETT
REALTOR& BETTY WEST
ASSOCIATE
R.:DLANos o,,..c£ 783·208&
U88 E CITRUS , REDLANDS
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COMMERCIAL
BUILDING
3,000 Sq. Ft.
P-L-E-N-T-Y
OF PARKING .
$52,500
.. YOtJ'U bt Jlad eoaaonow tbat ~ ~ r•lestate today."
lOY R. McCARDLE
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Own Your Own Piece
Of Sunily taibllia
TEN ACRES-$5500
e $Ill DOWN e OWN II WILL CAllY
IALAMCI• PAYAILI 160 PIR MOMTH
all the sparkling harbor
FOUR BEDROOM, S BA TR HOllE READY FOR
YOUR C()MPLETE ENJOYMENT
7!107 EBBTIDE, HARBOR VIEW HILLS
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1 to 6
Cameo Shores
HOME SUPREME
$157,500
Three hedroom, 3 bath home buUt around a spark-
ling pool.
All thls---wtth the t>lue Padflc .Lt your doorstep!
4507 TREMONT, CAMEO SHORES
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1 to 6
SPYGLASS RIDGE
Highly upgnded 4 bedroom, 3 ~th single level
home, This SANDPIPER MODEL has been custom
deconted and profess. Landscaped. Mapt.ftceot
patio and viewing deck. Three car gange. Ideally
located next to Spyglass Hill. $119,900, YOU OWN
THE LAND. Open dally 1 to 5 p.m. 3860 Ocean
Birch, COM.
BIG CANYON
Highly customised 4 bedroom BROADMOOR bolne •
3000 sq. ft. or llrtnc space includes an e'lp'oded
• &mUy room, Uvfnc room .'lQd ma.stel' bedroom.
Professlooa.Uy landscaped, air cooditlooed plus muy
other extras you must see to apprec1ate. Out.stud-
lng valued for this prestige locatloo. $171,900.
Open d:aUy 1 -4:30 p.m. 17 Cn>ress P,int I....ane.
•••••••••••••••• OUTSTANDING!!
In every respect. describes this 4 BR, s Ba., family rm., formal din. rm.
home. Each room with a view of
:Fashion Island, Back Bay or hills.
Situated in one of Newport's most
prestigious areas & realistically
pnced at $210,000 -Fee .
UNSURPASSABLE!!
Super custom home with a view from
San Clemente to Palos Verdes .
Extensive use of wood & beamed
ceilings. 2 BR .. fam. rm .. sunken bar.
One of a kind! ToJ) Laguna Beach
location! For app't . to see. call
833-9265 or 675·2373
ofiJo JJ-
Spacious 4 BR., family rm., clin. rm.
On S2 n. &tnny priv. patio. $179,000
Waterfront 4 BK., 5 ba., rumpus rm.
Pier • noat, sandy beach. $295.000
Beaut. & BR, S Ba, or 4 Bllt 4 Ba. with
2 BR, 1 bath apt. Sandy beach,
c.-ourtyard, sbore moonng. 1295,000
BILL GRUNDY, Reakoc
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M11AYSIDI DL, MUTI t, M.a. QU1'1
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«OLTOIIS
17$8511
OPEN HOUSES
4500 ROXBURY: Cameo Sboret. OCEAN Vl.EW,.
I bedroom, famDJ room, apaclous Ian IDd patJo.1 OPEN Sun 1-5: $12'7 ,500.
717 ORCHID: Coroaa del Mar. S&lartllDc S btd-
room, l -1/Z baths. Bectnur'a lock at $&9,500.
OPEN Sat ' SUD 1-5 .
1!0 SEAWARD: S._,reellffs. Tree ataded, cu.toiD
ba1lt 111W l"el. beam cdl.IDcs. prtftte plus beach.
$110,000. OPEN San 1-5
518 DAHLIA: Corooa del Mu. New 011 the aw.rtet
' dellcbtflll to see; a 3 bedroom ' a two bedroom. Ja~t 5 years old. $1Z5,000. OPEN Sat 1~5
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EXCLUSIVE
Corooa del Mar single home on lot ' ooe-half.
Ca.o add eltn large unit. Truly a great Investment
at $75,500. JJ
FOR RENT
Reotals: Most interesting 5 bedroom home on
the bay witb prtnte pier. Yeuly $1500. per mooth.
Newport Crest hldeaway -tuUy furnished '
beallt1fal. Y•rly at $800. per month.
....O.T UACJI.COitGMA ML MAll
IUL •nAft lrKW.Im ·
COLE OF NEWPORT, ~TORI
2515·£. C.•t HI -· c.-.:;: ..
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WONDERFUL WORLD
OF NEWPORT
SANDY BEACH 1s the setting for this big, tandsom~
aod UIUqae property.
AU ben, tn th1s stunning borne of exquisite tute
and quiet beauty, are:
4 bedrooms, a den,
lntlmate d1n1Dc a.ra,
Jut-word titcbell,
·~·' P LUS
,_,-....,.
2-bedroom, 2~bath apartment
Impossible to dup licate on Lido
$375,000
IUIUNM8
16.9ZO sq. ft inctudinc !PP"'•· 1,(0) sq.
ft. of air conditioned oft~ -7.560 sq.
ft. Is utr1 hilh ti1t.up, remainder of
buitdln& Is conetwte btock and pumice
block. 16' x 16' etectnc:atty operated
~o~tctlna door. 16' x 25' spray boottt. 600
amp .• 240 v., 3 ph. power. Mercury
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IDO'ORT HAMoRIIIMII
PUIUS11ED IIUIILY -I'AGt 12 ,
JINA BROUGHTON, rtamed outstanctt-d&Dcer of tbrl
Jeat at Cof'ODl del Mar hJgtl scbool, wW coot1Due dlDclDc
th1l auomer u 1 tacber at tbe DorotbJ lo Duce stacUo
in Corooa Ml Mar. Jloa's t•ehlll& tpeeJaltJ ls )I.U,
altboUBb abe bU studied (and is still lltlldytic) lD other
fields tneludlng ballet, tap, bltoll, Tahitian aDd modem
cSuee, At Corona del Mar High sbe ftli .. teeted *>r
"Orcbesis," the top dancing group, and pert;,rmed wttb
them tor 2 years, Including solo work. Jl.na baa al10
doDe modeUng. This year she ehorqnpbed aoma. of
the dance routines for the tlt«h school's prodoctloo of
the musical comedy, "Kiss Me Kate." JJ.oa IJYeJ lD
Park Newport with her mother, Nan Broogbtoo, wbo
is a h1gb faahtoo model LD the Soutbland,
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staDdtJJg, as Bob Paley, Betty McCb.ire and Gtony Paley,
in tbe outrta:ger canoe, get ready for tbe Lido We
Yaebt Club's July 12 event. There will be South Sea
lsland· music, hula dancers, lalite performer-a, ro._.t
pl.g llOd mal tats for Yacht Club members I.Dd cuesta
at the Lido clubhoUse beach. Resern.tlons may be made
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Auditions
for play
The Newport IDstttute of
the arts will bold open audi-
tions at 8 p.m. this Satur-
day. June 28, for a new
eomedy entitled '•Men v-.s.
womeo.···
The play, says director
MUeh Teemley, is an n-
pertmeotal piece dealiDg
wlth the confUct between men
and women from the dawn
or time on. It wW be pre~
sented th.ts August in an
open field near the Instt~
tute.
''The atmosphere will be
tbat of a football pme, wllb
men a.od women dlvtded Into
two teams and the audience
seated in bleachers,'' says
Mr. Teemley,
Earlter thls Satur<ay,
audWons wtu be held for
''The Right Pltbee Players,''
a Renaissance mime troupe,
aod an aetlng laboratory wtU
start wttleh wW run every
Saturday throogbout tbe
summer from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m.
The Institute of the Art.,
Orauge County's nrst ooo-
eommerdal, p.~blle sup-
ported school ot the arts,
is located a.t Coast HYJ, and
MacArtOOr 81..-d. 1n CofOQl
delMar.
CADET WEI Dll AN IS
TRAINING IN TEXAS
Jotm A. w eldman, son of
Mr. aDd Mrs. Cbarlll H.
Weidman o1 700 Poluettltl
Ave.. Corooa del u.ar, 11 tumc port Ill • u.s. Air
Foret: Ruer..-. Otrlcera
TnlDIPc Corps (AFliOTC)
lleld troiDlnc eaeampmeot
at lA.c.klud AFB, Tesu.
Cadet Wtldmu Ia I mem.
ber of !be AFliOTC uoll II
8111 DileO state UDiftnltJ,
TEACFiiNG
LARCENY
Thieves are not born. They have to team, ooe way or another, to steal. Sometimes,
it seems, the ones with the most learning do the most steallng. Take your average
shoplifter, plclqJOcket or petty thiel, lor example; he's usually not too bright, oot
too well educated. So, he steals jUst a little blt. He doesn't lalow any better.
But, give a guy a lot ol edUcation, and look ootl He will either go Into politics
or btg bllstness and get Into your pockets In a really big way, The more edUcation
he has, the more he can steal, They call It "white collar crime" when a San Diego
banker bilks people oot of mlilloos, or a political whooler -dealer or an embezzler
or a llnanclal Investment wiurd makes off with a big bundle.
But, they're just thiens. They may look like big shots,go to the best places and
smell like roses. But, they're Just thieves.
Now, I'm not one to lmock education, but maybe we s'hould be more selective about
who we give all this edUcation to. It a ldd really wants to learn and do something
with his U!e, we should loan him the money to get through college; then he should
pay us back. Alter all, statistics show that the education ts worth many thousands
In earning power,
But It a goy wants to go to college to chase girls, play ball, llllrn down the R.O. T.C.
building and pressure the dean to hire Communist teachers, I don't lool that I should
finance this Idiot's "education." He wlll probably turn right around and use It to
steal mUllons, anyway,
This same Idiot runs right down to vote In local elections and raises your property
tu. It doesn't matter that he might not even live where he Is going to college, The
courts say he votes there. Rldlculoos. Only properly owners should vote on property ·
tu.
Meanwhile, the hard-hats, the "good old boys" and the working women support
these foots and help them get their education. Even pay their welfare.
I have a fooling that a lot of th1s "you-owe-me-an-educatton-and-<1-llvlng" garbage
comes from tbe teachers, It they're not oo strllto, they're talking about strlldng,
Or drawing unemployment while tbey loaf during tho summer, They're strlltlng
agalut you and me, and our moooy. Mayb<i we should strike against them,
Some of our polltlclau really set a beautlflll example tor young people, too,
running· up big campalcD billa and then not botberlllg to pay them. A guy aboalcln't
be allowed to take otftce unW Ida bills are paid -by the candldl1te, not by the pobllc,
So, It you have a jouagster who ts about to go' ott to colljlg& to laarn to become
anotller Hlnabaw, or Braclley or Tunney, or Arnholt Smith, giY8 him a good talklil&
·• to before be JIOH, II&Jbe he would mate a COnd herd-lat. Tbto he could jobl tho
raJiks or· ua clumb worldnc. stlfta wbo ta•• to IIIJIIIOrl the polltklalla, the big tbii'IH,
tbe tachera and pro!euora, and tbt campua rioters,
, · AI Forglt
.P.S, IIJ bulllllea at tbe Ell&lp taU me _ .... .., aalaa are at 111 all-time hlcb-.
AAd adYeru.tra are stlcldng wltb tho paper tor yaara, Must be .,metblal tbere.
HaYe JCU jollied ycur hometon """"""'r laam? . . . . . ' . . ' . .
Our Dft' lllle of outdoor Colony atallla Ia In doirD i.lthe llore, stop In and pick
a beautiO!I eolor,