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trom tbe {lty'a bet.ebel. Bat
tbe price ot tbeir Ueeue.
iiiOJ.ac up.
0o a 4-3 Y<*, tbe City
CouoeU declded Tueadly
oJ.cbt to bold ap tor 90 daya
btfon •ott.ac c.a tbl aU-year
bu. Tbe Yote eU•'*' a 2-l/1 boar MDOdoo-
clarpd debate 1n a CoGDell
room packed 1ttth apeeta-
tora. Doc oWDers pleaded,
crled and ftDallJ IIJP!wted
as tbe CoaocU trW • tal-
a..DCe tbelr lDteretU ~
tboM Wbo complained oldoe
JET PERIL
CLAIMED
Jets nytnc out of Orange trot of takeofts and !aDd-
County Airport are DOt oaly logs as primary safety
oolsy. they're ctaocerous, tbe threats.
city of Newport Beacb of-Robert Cltftord of Har-
fteblly decided Tuuday. bor Vlew HUts, president
Clty Councllmen, woo have of Alr Callfomia., DOted tz.t
fought jet noise for years, the a.lr1lDe is bome(I'OW'ft
voted to add sarety coo-and headquartered In New-
slderattoos to their eorn-port, and oecesary to the
platot aplost tbe airport. economic well...belDC of tbe
Couocll members alsode-area.
elded to tell the county wbere Tbe Alrport Actloo Assn.,
to go with tbe jets. They a local citizen& group or-
ordered a new city study. ga.nised 2-l/Z years ago to
aimed at deciding which or oppose the jets. called for
several alternate Jet sites acUoo DOW on fiDd1Dg an
Is best. alternative jet site. Over
The CouncU acted oo the the years, jolnt use of El
dtlecatbi&Dd attacks cmthe
btecbM.
At tau was whether to
er..ace the· preeeot law,
whtcb allows dop on the
be&cb, em leashes. before
9 a.m. aDd after 5 p.m.
ezeept dlrtuc sammer. Pro-
paoeats of tbe efance wanted
a y..-.J'OGDd bu as part of
tht city's promised ttchten-
lae of aA1ma1 control Ia ws
here.
Tbe CouncU Yoted unanJ.
mously to raise annual dog
license fees to $10 aod to
1Dcreue Impoundment fees
to $10. Current Ucenses and
fees are $6. Spayed and
neutered dogs wtu be as-
seued only $7.50 a year
for Ucenses.
Tbe new an.tmal control
law also provides for vol-
untary registration of cats.
By paying $5 ($3.50 1t spayed
or neutered). cat owners can
get a city ldeotJflcatlon tag,
rnaldnl 1t easter to ldeotl.ty
the cats owner 1t the cat ls
picked up.
Toose who wanted to ball
dogs from the beaches were
greatly outnumbered Tues-
day o.l.gbt at Ctty Hall. Mlke
Wolf. 3000 W. Ocean Front,
west Newport, a leader of
the pro-dog group. said the
belch bu would be un-con-
athl ............... It WOIIId
preYeet 111m r.at ft1k1lc oat
of bll llloiM akiiC U.. Oeeu
Frolll lldeft1k wttJa ld.t q.
Doaald Bermu, %141 E.
Oc-..t BlYd., 8&Jboa. com-
pued tbe tbrtat.ed lien to
tbe actb:ls ol BrU:alD's Kblc
Georce zoo yea.n aco.
"Pl ... doo't baraulaW-
abldlJic ciUrAoa with jeep
and beUcopter patrols," be
pleaded.
Shirley Moore, 1309 E.
BaJ.boa JlYd~, Balboa, pre-
seftted a peUtloo stcned bJ
8'75 E*Ple opposi.Dc the
beacb ban. ··
W1U Beot.s, 13, of B!O W.
Bay, Balboa. aid b1.l doc
ls a peacemaker. "U my
dad comes bome to a bad
mood, my doe playa wltb
him aoc1 makes htm M~Jpy:•
Boyd Ramsey, 4Z90rcb1d.
Corooa del Mar, oae of
MYeral propooeats of tbe
ban, compla!Ded that dogs
mess 1D his yard u well as
on tbe beacbeS. Ralpb Wat-
soo, 3503 Seasbore, West
Newport, said be was tired
of pictlnc up after docS aloog
tbe belcb 1D front of his
horne.
CouocUman Howard
Rogers of Balboa tried to
ldU the beach ban by tabUnc
air safety issue after more Toro and Los Alamitos mill-p
than 1,600 persons Uvlng tary alrftelds bas beeD pro-COM CLEAN •U uDder tbe airport takeoff posed, along wltb transfer
pattern stped a petition 3 of the jets to Ontario air-
months ago asktog the Fed-field, and the constructloD IS ANNOUNCED eral Avbtlon Adrntnlstn-of a new Jetport ln oortltero
tlon to make takeoffs safer. Sao Otego COUDty.
.... tt th wl revltal vtce-mavnr MUao Dostal, a ..... a er e oe Y· -J"' Richard Pallterrt, owner
lzed Mariners Community wbo ciW.lrs national and state of Fat Richie• a Dell. has
Assn. held a mass meetlog organtr.atloos cooceroed been named a director of
to protest )ets tbat stray wlth alrportnotseandafety, tbe Corona del Mar Cham-
from mid-bay takeoff pat-asked ror a city study to ber of Commerce, to t1ll
t t n the' st df'terrnlne wbJch alternate eros o y over r we tbe remaJn.toc term of of-
bay homes. soloU.oo is best. ftce of the late PaulWcCara,
stuart WWbms of Bay City M.anagerRobertWynn flortJt. Tbe•~mNtwaa
s.or .. , a leader of tbl peU-wOUld not pr~let wbiD IICb ,._.,.td Tueld&J bJ
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port ••a darcer aimed at "1m tt ~~" ..... ll*lld f1l&t IU lDYial tbe mootblydlnctors
tbe etty•a btart.'' He cited ~taft wW come up wttb a _.._
bj ... ___._. n•..t.t t"-recommeodatloo before tbe m.~. r\Q. cruwu~ •" PI '10• Residents were urged to and sloppy electronic coo-. end of tbe year. take adYaotace of the anooal
Mang hearing is continuing ~t~t:-:.1~
Mr. Mang, 30, was sus-tJoo wlth the City of New-Testimony by school dis-peDd.ed 1n May from the port Beach.
trlct otnclals continued yes-teaching job be beld here 0o Saturday, October 18.
terday 1D the hearlD( to de-slnce 1968. Studentsanddls-city trucks wtll t.Ye a
terrnlne whether Corooa del trtct officials tesWled this special pick-up on the aoutb
Mar hl&h school teacher Ml-week that Mr. Maog made side of Coast Highway and
chael Mang wlll be dis-semally suggestive re-oo Saturday, Oct. zs. tbey
missed. maries tn the classroom. wut pick up oo tbe north
Wtth Mr. Mang's own Deonls Evans, prtnclpal stde up to San Joaquin HUts
testimony DOt due to berln of COM bJ.cb. satd he had Road.
report be given to tbe gen-
eral membersbip at the oext
rneetmg, whlcb w1ll be held
Thursday. Oct. 30, at West-
ern Federal Savtogs.
Mr. Stoessel, head of tbe
traosportaUoo committee,
aid that thl COY C .. mbe.r
bid 11111t a letter~ tMN ...
----~u,c-cu.
the tramc posttJoa. Be saJ4,
·•we bne recoo11rtHd our
previoas postucm 1n fuor
of a Coast Hlgtnray bypass.
but agalost tt belDe 5th AYe-
oue.••
He said tbe letter sup-
ports tbe Newport Council's
staod fuorlog a Bonita Can-
yon tnfftc route. He also
rneotlooed that other trafflc
stucHes belDg done ln tbe
county see rn to S1JIII)Ort this
reoeral plan. He aoDOWlced
that a meeting of tbe South-
aut Orange County circula-
tion study bas been called
for 7:30 p.m. Ttllrsctay. Oct.
23. at the Cbarger Hall In
El Toro.
unW later thl.s week. the warned Mr. Uq, re-Beclnnt.ng at 7 a.m., tbe
heariDc ia expected to last peatedly, about blabebaYior. spectaJ trvcka will take old
several more daya. The Tbe heart.Dc is be!Dc coo-fllrnlture, awl.t.ances, dtbrts
bearing, open to tbe publlc, ducted by a state bearing and )Ink --bot no mrt or
1s belDC held to tbe coo-otllcer, wttb Mr. Yanc aDd bu.Udt.ng materials. Tbe ctty GEN. HUGHES, TEXAS,
terence room of tbe school ao attorney oppost.ac tbe specifies tbat cuttt.aca must WILL SPEAK HERE
dl.strlct beadquartersat 1601 testimony of school district be tied ln bundles not over
16th. Newport Hetahts. oftlclals. 4 f~t loog, papers must Goest speaker for tbe an-
oaal Air Force A.ssoclatloo
brunch to be held at the
Newporter 1m! at 11 a.m.
Sunday, Oct. 19, wW be u.
<Ao. James D. H111bes,
commander. 1Ztb Air Force.
Bergstrom Air Force Base,
Teu.s. He wW tell of tbe
latest ftghter planes and at-
tack atrcraft U8ed by the
Tactical AJr Command. of
wblcb tbe lZtb AF is a part.
Mary Bell Smith dies
Wary Bell Smith, 4S6 De
Sola, Irvine Terrace, a part-
Umt local relideot 6:>r many
yean, collapsed and died
s uodlly wbUuattrlDc a rest-
aGra.Dt DeU' Bakeratleld.
Mrs. Smttb wu a rtUred
teacher. Sbe taurht music
aDd ktladerprtea In stn.t-
foro, CaW., Whre htr Ills-
bud, w.u. ,... aqptr1n-
ttadeat of JChoo.la. Sbe abo
t&Qibt pr1ftte pluo liUOU.
A rradoat.otPomoaaCol-tec• and uc BeriDtl.,, ,ne
wu clllolr dlrtellor I.Dd
ctmrcb pWWit for Stntlord
Pretbytertu CbUQ. Sbe
wu ............ ot stn~rd
Wom•'• Clab.
Besides ber t.Js.tii.Dcl, abe
leans a daughter. SellDabel
Smltb. alao a former teach-
er, ol the lrYtoe Terrace
address.
Senices wW be beld Fri-
day at 11 a.m. at Pactftc
View Chapel, Harbor VI_.,
Hills, wltb tht RM. JobD
Knot of Newport CtDttr
Methodist Cburcb oftlctat~
lne.
GIRL SCOUTS READY
FOR CALEND4R SALE
Oct. Sl la tbe kickoff dlJ
for the 1V?5 cal.-llr ate
of tba Glrt Scoat eo.cu
of OraDCt CoaDty. n..
J•r'• caleldar bas a bl-
ceat..uaJ tblme. It ...._
UC* ... biJt!dlyl ol
fiUI_,U.._..
PrcaeM fronl tbe ...
ptoftdt fllidll ., tnJap ....
dYttiN ad -Girl IOIIIt PftilftM Ia ..._.c.-,. Adllt ..._. .. , adtfe ..
.. ... ....... Lol'l'&llle
Ba.tJ...t lllllkaDI••
ollecpurt Bac~
be Ued to bundles aDd all
turntture and appliances
should be accessible to the
traclcs.
At the dlre<>tor's meettnc
Mr. Jaok also appointed Pt~
Haapa aDd Bob stoessel to
tbe oorntnatlng committee
and a discussion was held
relatJn& to a chiQge ln tbe
by-laws In regard to terms
of the directors.
Karen Margreta Wood's
report oo tbe ftrst blceoteo-
lllal actl•lty In cooperation
with tbe Lions Club Lobeter
Bake wu preseoted by ber
daacbter, Karen Chllds. Tbe
dJ.nctor's nQMattd tlat tbe
Robert J. Etcbeoberc of
Harbor VIew HWs Is presi-
dent of the Ora.ore Couaty
Chapter, wldcb wu aamed
to booor ot Geeeral Curtll
LeMay, a Newport Beach
reaideot.
N.B.COUNClL WRAP-UP
..
tbt kta, but tbe CoaDcU
Yoted hlm down 4-3, I.Dd
IIJI)IU'ed to be ready to pus
tht bu by the same fete.
Bat, Mr. Rogers sued the
day for the qs by ukiDC
for tbe 90-4ay delay 1D mat-
iDe a declsloo.
Mayor Donald Mclnnl.l.
Vtee-mayor YUan Dostal.
and CouocUmu Paul Ryclloff
ClppC)Md tbe delay, COUDcU-
woman Lucille Kuetm. wlao
had surgested the beach ball
1D tbe nrst place at a.o euller
Couc:O ... .-, 10Ud to CO
--wltla tbl deJaJ. CoaaeUmu Ropn ...,.
cllted tllat Mr. Wolf teed
a ettbeD.s committee that
woal4 work wUb tbe cUy to
cl-..t • ap ttat beacl.as aDd
prwlde a "811t.poUetQg••
patrol bJ doc onera. RoJ wn.oo of Balboa. wbo
uped qatnst tht beaeb bu.
Ammed ap tbe eYID1.Qg•s
acttrity: ''A dog." be aid,
"~ a bic thine to a lot of
people.••
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ARVO E. ~AAPA, owner Md publisher of the Ensign
~~~
• WARNINu FOR PROPERTY OWNE;RS
A timely warning ha.s been issued again
by the C001moo Sense Coalittoo, ''the
watchdogs of City Hall." Goldie Joseph,
foWlder of the Coalittoo, has alerted
local citizens about a new attempt to
impose more restrictions on oor right
to own property.
Thts evening (Oct. 16) at 7 p.m., the
Newport Beach Planning CCJnmtssioo
will consider the adoption ai new coo-
trois, further limiting construction on
bui.lding sites. 11ln reality, it would
preclude building anything on scme of the
smaller lots in the older sections of
FIDDLING AROUND -UJto Voorhis and Leslie Alward
or Newport Beacb prepare to beat au compeUtloD lD
the ban~ and fiddle contest to be beld at tbe Great
Earth Festival at the Ora.oce County f&J,rowld.a. Blue·
grus bands wlll 'llso compete for the 1,000 1D prise
money to be di.stribated amoac wtoners. The caotnt
wlll be held Saturday. Oct. 18, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m ••
a.od from 2 to 4 p.m •• and Suoday, Oct. 19, from 11
a.m. to 1 p.m. Floats w1ll be beld 3 to 4 p.m. Coo-
testants must register one bour prior to start ot tbe
contest. Early entries will be acces~ted by call1Dc 545-
1131 or cootactinc tbe fairgrounds. 88 Fair DrtYe,
Costa Mesa. The reltlftl QPaled yesterday aDd will
cootloue from 5 to 10 p.m. today, 5 to 11 p.m. Friday,
10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Suoday. (Boris photo.)
NB library plan
gets go-ahead
town," Goldie Joseph warns. "Even
the larger parcels could not build enough
to make that expensive land ecoocn1tcally
viable. Our taxes keep going up while
the use of our land keeps going down.
The super no-growthers are catering
ooly to the super-rich."
A new city library -prob-
ably the biggest Ln Newport -
will be bu lit In Newport
Center as part or a proposed
cultural complex.
Newport City Council
Yoted Tuesday night to oe-
gotiate for a Z.1 ac~ site
)l st east or tbe ft" station
a.Dd police headQuarters on
SIDta Bartlara Dr.. Hit to
(Cootloutd oo Pa&e Z) a litt alrad} cJcated to the
B -. G Dy _bu.lld.tng t•lm.lt Bewport Hartlor Art --UCI\ U , , ::~ ·ngo::te ~~~
Newport Center on agenda ,,~¥~~~1~:;":~ ~
The fUture of southeast pected to ask for permls-ready offered It at $3.%5
Newport Center, Corona del sloo to bulld a shopping per squart foot, or about
Mar's Buck Gully. and the center to Newport Ceoter•s $300,000. The compuy
city's general plan Will be southeast corner along claims that is 25 per cent
dlscussed tooight, Oct. 16. Coast Hwy. between Mac-less than the parcel's ldgh-
Artt.ar and Avocado. est Y'llue. Mayor Donald Me-at the rneeUQg ol tbe New-T -
C B'"'"-and hl~rl .... tralls lnn1s was directed ue-Y port Beach Planntog om-...... 't> ·~ c ll t to through prlrnitlveBuckGully by the ounc to ry mlsston. bett 1 Tbe lnlDe Co. ls ex-wlll be discussed. A h1k1ng negotiate a er pr ce.
N.B. FIRM HELPS
SATEUJTE GO UP
Tbe Ford Aerooutroolc
DlYiston ln Newport Beach
was respor~.Sble for the de-
slp, denlopmeot and manu-
facture of Important systems
ror the weatber mooltorlDg
satellite bttag laUDChed to-
day, Oct. 16, from tbe Ken-
nedy Space Center ln
Flor1dl.
trall has beeo proposed, and An actual building design
the Com mission 1s expected has not been discussed. LI-
to cooslder dropping tbat brary board members want
trail from long-range plans. a 30,000 square foot atnK-
and substituting a bicycle ture, which would be about 5
traiL Urnes as big as the city•s
Other possible cha.Dges 1n bi«est library. the bruch
the city's general plan In-l.n Mar!Mrs Park. But. seY-
clude a re-def.tn1Uoo of eral Counctl members
"~.:tldable acreage" as U warned that they Woo't go for
pertalns to restdeottal de-a bulldJne that big, at least
Yelopmeot, and creation of not r ight away.
a new · rn eodlurn density" Also to be d('('lded is oow
hoUsing dt>slgnaUoo. These to ttoance the new facUlty.
Ctty Manacer Robtry WJDD
offered 2 possible altel"Dl-
tives: a reoeral obUptioD
bood lss:De. wblcb W'Oilld n-
qu..[H a two-tbl.rds a.pproftl
by local voters. or a )IUit
powers agreemeot wttb U.
COGDty to lbUe tbe eott..
In tbelr UDII'lmou de-
cl.sloD to mon t*d oo U-
bruy piau, U. Cc.cU _,
a&r. w,_ to COiiiiiiC:t OllltJ
ot!lclal.t abollt • .......
I.Dd to abo .......... a.
(TOUDdwort i)r a bcmd el~
tioo. 0o Oct. za. tbe Coa-
c ll eJpe<:ts to appotnt an
ad-boc library selecttoa
commfttee to get toto de-
tails ol tbe plan. l.oclucUDc
selection of an archltect.
SeYeral West N""POrt
residents objected to apead-
tog so mucb to baUd a blc
library east of tiM baY. com-
Platoinc tbat b.cWUes to
tbetr part ol town are DOt
sutftcieot, eltber.
The lnlDe Co. has do-
nated an ad)lceot site to
tbe Newport Hartlor Art Ma-
seum. but ntued to daaate
land to Soutb Coast
Repertory Tbeatre. P1au
also ca.11 ror a small reataa-
rut ln the colbtral complex.
Museum board pi"'SideDt
Dand Stemmets 1lftld the
CouocU to speed liP library
ptans, because the mueam
ls desiped to sban a part-
tog lot wttb tbe library.
Aerooutrooic prortded the
allJdJ.lary propulsicm system.
t6e VHF transponder. the
power eoatrol unit, and pro-
cured the apocM boost motor
used ln mOYblc tbe satellite
loto its orbital pos1Uoo.
rule changes would affect
yet-to-be-developed lntne
Co. la.Dds ln the city, aod
could result In lower boos-
tog densities tban those at-
reedy planned.
Ex -11. gov. of Idaho dies
Tbe 647 pouDd •telltte Is
known as · 'Geostatiooa ry
~ntiooal EoYlroDmeotal
Satewte-A (GOES-A).'' It
wW pro•lde aroaDd the clock
conrace, tn.umltttlc
clar, abarp pboto8 to ea.rtb
reeelYlac atatioos ~ry SO
mllllltel ror met.oroloctcal
ue, IDcllldJ.DC watber i)re-
eutmc.
A.tr.-U.Sc ~ra-
IIDrtM DtYlatoa Ia Palo Alto
1.1 tbl prlaae coMrador •
Also under coosJdenUoo
for general plan changes will
be tbe Aerooutroolc-Ford
property north of Big Can-
yon.
The Cornmlsstoo meets at
7 p.m. at City Hall. The
m~ Is open to tbe pub-
lic.
Discussion of tbt Mar-
Iners MUe speclftc ar•
plan, orl(tDaUy slat.d for
ton.IPt. has beeD ~
uatU oelt mootb, poulbly
at lbe ~OY. ZO aftu1moD
study Mssioo.
El Toro buld tilt atrud
wt.n .. c ---Geld., ..
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years. He came to COita
Mea lD 19&0, IDd wu act1Ye
ln ClYte I.Dd polltlcal afb.trs
ot the city. He btldllbrary
card No. 1 at the city IJ.
brary.
a.~ •m•ed byhiswtfe,
Frueea. IOU Rlclard of
Saa Frucl.lco &Dd JobD ot c.a ......., IDd ? Jn.nd-
cbOdnD.
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beld at 7:10p.m. todly, Oct.
16, Ill~·· Co-sta Mea c.lapel. A -.ra1
mua wt11 be btad at 10
a.m. FrtdaJ at 1L Jolla a.
a.,ttlt Cllbolle Cllilllreb.
8uta1 wtU be .. Good
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LAS MARI!IEliAB AUXIUARY tD Famll' Someo .U..
of Oruc• COGity wW p!'tl ... t fall tul'dou aDd tea.n11
attire from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. W.._.J, Oct. U, ill
Vtua d'Amtcl at Promoatory PoiDt u a l>lod lor
tbe DtWly estabUabld Nftnaee Ubnry at FSA JMad..
quarters, 1'1'411 lntae BIYd., TutiD. Modell tor U.
faahioD t• . tDelude tbut memben ol Lu Uutaeru.
r.tn lift, Mrs. Ntcholu Cllrllt)', W:ra. ~wnace Kittle,
past presldeDt; Mn. Jack &parka, fuhkJD coordiaator,
ud W:ra • .~Robert BumaJiu, p .. t prelideDt. Gu..ta
Yt.U be rnetect bJ Mn. -\fliltam Hutcld-, AuxWary
presldalt.
7lae Birch Lo1 • '
Get US out! f ' > ..
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will bo ....... olllt tit -~ ... --"TTooriP&fll,. l'al .. --.............. .., ..... CtMtar ~ ....... , .... " ••• + .,...
wltll ..u1D WM"m·He....-•• t' ... that until w pt to tht Md .. t.oe. wWeb-...:
' ..... --~-.-.-"No-•l)'boplaoodelldot-<1
--o-M-. ....... -Juo&--IIIIo 1f1bt-t1w1 .-lapooo41a --..,._._C••mtfllthtGcsw nl" altywltll the law •..• ",..._,.. .. ,..:
CINrtJ, ..._ ltHiel4f'www4 I 1'4 :1 • .,,..._to • ....,.. -·• ~ • .._.
IIIWloh ... booiolor,-..,.... .... ~ ....... ~ • oqhjoet "'-h Umltaliobo .........
...t" --tl!iN lo o (lod; tliot riPU aCrillod b)' low." ANI ., It -· Tbo(l!•N·
-· -ljl&, .... --· ... that _ .... "' Ood, ---"'~~~~~···~lltopi'OIC.IctiiDdPfh••• aad t.bta tak• them • ..,. in tht.., ...
thoOod-lliwertploftl-.lad----lb. .
book bollofa lo tho ponJiol _...ty that ....
.. .,.,.t ,. tho ...., .. t "'tho -'"· -thou O• BW Of RIP"'
muter. By CXIIltiUt. our BW ~ tuchta _._ no
powtt elthtr to pt cr to tab • ..., aaan't
Tbo Pld.._., OfTbo U.N. ~ • Qod.iJ.., ponooiol riab ... A.-eliDa 10 tho
A ...,p .... ly oppoolte UDdozlybof fNmloo AmeriW. Conltttutlon, DO..,.-~ lbt
can be found in the mueb·hlraldld ~ lUU.. pemment-hu or lhould have eueb paww.
otucltod dOC\IJIWI .. <I lbt Ualtod No\looi. IM· -lbt .....U..,: "eo.c-oboll mab DO
caUNibt U.N. olwoys boo -uy ~ Ood'o low NOpOCtlnc oa •teblllb.,..t <I NlllloD. cw
ui.atence, it bu newt believed that mail'• JIIOhibltbtc the INt o:erdN thlrlol; or •bride·
n,hu come from hil CrMt«. And IIDet, in the U., thefNedom ol.,..eh oroltbe ~or &bt
U.N.'ovlew, the world body ltoolfla-..,., It riaht<llbtpooplo.,.....blyto-blo •... "
ahould come • no au.rpriM at all to wiU... the Tbt,ditfennce betwem the U.N. "Y and the
orpnlution Uluminl the role at the Deity in Americu ·~ il irreconcilable.
diopo ..... riab ......... .
Equally ...... p ... ma ,. lbt ..... ptlan .., Wlololl no y.,. c.o..?
Her urgent plea ts that concerned
property owners go to City Hall thts
evening and oppoee the adoption of more
controls. Eternal vigilance certainly Is
the price of liberty --even right here
In our own home town. • • • •
• GUN CONTROL MADNESS
. -·
DANIEL BAIRD WALLACE,
liOD of Mr,IDdMrs.Beecber
Walbc~ of3ZSCameoSbor ..
Road, Cameo Shores, t.a
beea accepted as a first.
yea.r student at the Da11u
Tbeologlcal Semlnary 1D
Dallas, Teus. Whlle at the
seminary, Dan rill be lD·
Yolved In a rlrorous 4-year
graduate procnm whicb
centers La tbe study of the
Bible and lDcludes emphasis
In the fields o1 theologJ,
mlssloos, en.ngellsm,
Greek and Hebrew.
the U.N. of additimal power to aU8piDd or Uall.ke • many people wbo alnacb live
revoke buie ri1ht.e. In eben, the U.N . baa let under a totali&utan l)llt4lm (the Soviet Cooati·
ttMlf up u a completely arbitrary liver and tution il writttn ju.t like the U.N. Covenant),
at what ow foundin& fat.hen caUed "un-,.. in the United Statee have a eboict. Wa can
,:ali.,.oblo ftiahta," which they COI'NCtly ideoti-continue to enjoy Gcd-Pven richt. which Wl·
fled 111 havin& come from God. not be uiiUJ'PII(I by pernment, or we can 1lida
into ,ovemment by an all.powerful United Na·
There Is certainly an tlloglcal hysteria
among the crowd that Is clamoring for
giDl registration and for the outlawing
of handguns. You might call It gun-
control madness, a malady almost ex-
clusively afflicting the liberals and left-
wlngers.
I believe I am stating the case ac-
curately when I say that the haste
excuse given by the gun-controllers Is
that they are thus seektng to ccmhat LEITERS
giDl-vlolence and gun-wielding crlml---
nals. The absurdity of such naive reason-• !NTIM!DATIO!I WINS?
in ha dl d t T Edttor of the Ensign, g . r y nee s rebu tal. here are A smart cooc,.. tsabroad
plenty of laws on the books right now lD t he land called "WlDotng
MR. AND MRS. PAUL PRfi'CRE'M' of Corooa del Mar
were recent guests at an orientation dbmer meetlnl of
the CouucU to the Goochrtll lndustr1• of Onna:e COUDtJ.
The meeb.og was l\eld at the facility headquarters, Flfth
&Dd falrYiew streets, Santa Alia. Mr. Pritchett, a recent
appolDtee to tbe woluoteer councU, stated, "Each member
of the eouncu 1a encoarared to obse"e first band u
much as he eu about lbe organization to better eqWp
him In Ilia a!!Ylsory capactty, ••
by lntlmidaUoa." against the use of guns In tbe ccm-No better 01ample of tbe
mission of crime. If these laws were strateoY ts aYalloble '"""
strictly enf ar ced and If the courts that allorded by our Cudt-' date Qutcley, 1t'ho ).lmpa into ould impose the maxinnttn penalty, the poWteal swtmveryearly TOM ANDERSON
re would be no need fftt'm_pte't~111lli-"'•'---tllal.un-. ~ :r-, ,._~aa·~~leomes ~A m«JcJ't, Wo1y Fn!JIJ.
Ql. atone •bo ean match the
11!04)o these liberals and left-wlngers $50,000 to $100,000 Yhlch
I i I , Quigley bas uallable, tr.t ser ous y be teve that a law hannlng he (Qutgloy) has the best
handguns would get the guns out of chance ot •lDnlng tile prim-
the hands of •the criminals? Only the ary race lor Assemblyman Badham's seat.
law-abiding citizens would be disarmed. At thts potot, according
It has Indeed been corr ectly stated· to the rules of "wlDntng • by tntlmldaUon," any po-
If guns are outlawed, on ly the outlaws tentlal rivaLs ·wtthout that
wi.ll have guns. maoy dollars would reallr.e thelr hopeless posUloo and Do the liberals and left-wtngers presently melt away, leav-
seriously believe that a law requiring tng tile ttetd cl<Or tor Mr. . t t ' f .11 Quigley's ambtUDOs. regts ra ton o guns Wl get the crtmi-That reduces the wbole
nals rushing in t o register thetr gwlS? hope of democracy to a mere
Le game of bucks, Even Mr. t the U. S. Supreme Court shatter Abe Lincoln mtcht have had
that dream. In a 1966 decision, u.s. theprudenoe !Diade.
H h d ,, ha f l Any challengers to that vs. aynes, t e court ecreeut t eons oonc,.., lD tbls yearotour
cannot be required to registe r an Illegal oatlon's btcenteoetal? All tt
gun because that would be In violation ukes ts ruts. """•e mlgbt ' acquire a statesman.
of their 5th amendment protection against stoceroly,
self-Inc rimination . Just let that sink ::::.,wrtms'::~
In, dear gun controllers.
CADET SEVIER WINS
RANK OF COLONEL
"Food for Peace" means
food for Communists. For
the onl y real peace the
world will km?w in our time
wUJ be full and complele
s urr ender ro the
CommumsiS. Or elte the
Second Comins. And many
think this 15 upon us. "Food
for Puce." would be belter
named ··Food foo
Surrender.··
liberals pullle lhll we
can buy peace. p1ece-meal,
by helping rhe Co mmunists
raise their standard or livin1;
hy making "aood"
Communists out of bad
Communists. There are, of
c our s e . n o aood
Commu nists. There'~ littlr
connection between peace
and prosperity.
Cuba was full-hellied at
irs hiJ.hest peak in his tory
when the &rt:at "liberal"
The r ight to bear arms Is solidly
protected against abridgement by the
2nd amendment to the Constitution.
Ownership of guns also ccmes IDlder the
protection of the right to own private
property. And as an Individual right, it
comes under the ccmmon law right of
self defense. The government has no
m ore right to· legislate gun control
that It has to confiscate any other
private property, or to legislate coo-
trol of speech, religion or the press.
Cadet Mlcblel L, Set1er, Cutro, backed by Ralph
soo of Mr. aDd Mra. Donald McGill, Thr Nrw York
K. Sevier of 801 Camp)J)r TimrJ and "our" State
St,, the Shafts, taa been D 1 1 k epar men , too over. appolnted poup commaocler with the nntoiCidetcolooel Now Cuba would 1taru
tn his anU at lbe U. s. Air except for ouuide help.
Foree Acsdemy, Colorado. West Germany. before
Cadet SeYla', a member Commu nism , wa1 a
of the clau of 19'76, •med paradise. (Atlanta, before
the boDor for b1l leader-llaJph McGill, was a areal
ship abUltJ &ad academic city). Not all "Uberals,"
staDdlne. Tb1asa-t•mmer, maybe not eo~en mott
he se"ed u oat of tbt sallor ataff offt~n for the '"liberals, .. are Communilta.
••
Jndiant rum more rau loose
rhan even our Supreme
Court does. Indians have
"open housina" for rats,
untouchable people and
holy cows. The lonl"term
~lu lion for India, and other
starvina Sodalist nar ions, il
.eif-help.
M much as one-fourth
of Ameri c a '• wheat
production has been sent to
India in a tiRJI.e year -12
million tons -600 ships
ferryina a nUUion tons a
month. Indian !'Its eat more
than tbat . But the Indian
people will expect w to
feed them and the rau too.
We are hated but the t1t1
are holy. India il complerely
Socialistic and
pro-Communist. The state
ow ns and controls
practicaJiy all the fertilizer
plants, and nearly
everythin& else. Ma ybe India
is not hun&ry uou.Jh. In
lndla, proaperoUJ SOuthern
provinces ruely a nd
reluctantly hdp atarvln1
North em provinces. "Let
Unc:Je Sucker do it" it their
motto.
Our lytna bureaucrats,
wblle IJ o ur in& out
apiculUiral "turphuet" inlo
the pothole• of the world,
have slyly encoun~d
Im portation or huae
amounta or m~ny or thOle Much of the gun control manta ccmes
from addle-pated vtstonartes who think
they have the answer to crimes of
violence, But there Is a more sinister
aspect to the campaign to disarm the
citizenry. Let'&· not kid ourselves. There
Ia a hidden force at work seeking to
render us defenseless against the con-
spiracy to lmpoee totalitarian rule over
all tbe world. The gun-controllers are
playing Into their bandll, and If gws
are eventually outlawed, we wU1 han
ao defense, either against the common
academy's tacomlle freab. T hey're cheat ina the
mu clul dl.l'tlc tbetr Ill-Comtnunilts out of their
ltl.tJ t.al.c trairdlall· dues. But .. Ube:rala" are I a me •' I n au r pI u 1''
Tbe cadet la alflZiftdl· n otoriotu chuts 1nd oomtnoc!itia.
1 crtmi.Dal, or agatn.t the colilplrltCII's
,bo baYS already IUCCftded ID bloltloi ~ . . -qut liberty • alaaOIIt llaJf t1 tile 1rGI'Id.
. .. .,.,, ,, ,., .... ,...or..,...~•GN ---· ,..~ ...........
att of Coroae del Mar hiP phonies. · L..-than I~ ot the
sehool. India didn't pve aid to wcdd't wrfact il cultivated,
!• VI r-• ~ ld and t.. tu'l richet Ue
Occ:5 NEW..,'"ER ... •• --~·•""" n't JII""'I"U'"" afford lt. She jutt b&eedl us •JrtuaUr unt1pped. ne
RATED FIRST CLASS and roou for our,. • ..,.._ """~~" ohould be blomtd
Orup Cca.t Ctllep'a Ru.uil at•• lndll 1/60 a1 mon on •upidtty than on
lbiiJIIIl ..., a pu, Cout much ltlin 11 we do, ud ••· AI estimated tw•ttc
Lts.a. ra. neetNd'a ft.nt .. have ben denounced in ~ bl.l.lia. fi).OUAdtOffllll can be
elau nt:lll for ..._ ,... the lndiaa rerltament tor harwlt_. fro" Amcricp
11Aid Jut ....... •••..,., • not doinJ mon.. lndll hal ...., ..., ,.,r -two Md
TMa..,..wuprtJ&t''S.,. about the • .,.. amo11nt of ahllft_.u..,..atrtt• .
tal *stl ..... CoU4i' te c:uhtwate4 farm ra-• II wo AI fiCICMI• Ill leodltr"""' p,... ..,.~oaw., ----, u. Voolow.., f11 do, -1/10 ao ...,... out ·-dllt. M'U bo
Mt111 • _.... .. ,......, .. ftrtUiur, no ,..tkidel ••-to ,.,. • for DOl
-. (peau ue ltoly) and ,...... I IUft aot ,.._. c:.c u.. ...... , .. ,. proct...,. ... daM.,;, ...... for .... ,... ..
• .. ..,...., ••• '1 "ta toHaiHliiNt I'• ""''~4 ,or Hlaa ~.'lUlSI _.. 1 ,.._. hMMI ..., • • ...._,.. Maad J' enfat t rt
::; "r =:.?, 1.4 ..... .... ~ .... ..d'"" ...... ..
AU Ill .. ..., IIIII-lltd 'l .... c..lt.-... -••ml•lfl ....... . ......:··~. -., -::'··..:.e-.:= =--I"'!·:.:.. .... _,...,..._ """"· --11811 ... , .... """"'~
......... • oot •• _,. ... ... n.....I'IIIJ.
U.N. c.....auJa a ..... lllalolo ti...,.
A elca readinc at the UDited Nationl Cov-Then are .ome who intilt that the world
IIWlt on Human fti&hta demomtnta our body il worthy r:l1upport in ~pita; r:llt.a manife~t
point. One artlele dec:W.: "Ewryone aball daficienci•. But beeaUM tbe U.N. '1fouodation
haw the ftabt to tr.adom of upre.icm .... " il an lnvitatioo to tyramry, the attitude ri any
RMd further and tba bcdw becoaMe obvioul: true American toward it muat be: Get US out!
..... 1ubject to certaiD IJID&}U., liabilitiel c 1m nw~ IJUoct. SMkrY'"-"""
LapDa Belch· hl8tory pro.
fea80r HarrJ Jetrre,.., sa.
He ... u tbe Mlt DOW held
by Aodrew HlDablw.Mr. Jef ..
fr.,-, who t-.chM at Fuller ..
ton State, cbancterilet
blmaeU u a "modente Re-
pubUcu." He 11U •"ed as
a teciab.Un aide ID tbt
MooN and -· Joo l.apu Beacb. be bu bMl auocf ..
ated wtth a mo.,.ment op ..
poiiiDc llortbor. _.nelloo
and betoDcs to MYenl •·
VlroamMtau.t fi'OIPII,
ZIPPIES
IN
••
"'Yft. _..,,. ...-y
lucky ro h•w found
him.'' ---·-
SWISS FILM NEXT IN
DCC.'S MOVIE SERIES
"Tbo middle <I llill
world," lhe tlortu aJm b7
A1ala TUDtr, 1.1 this wtetta
pntl tttcw taOrupCout
Collop'& ,.UC llllD_...,
"TIIIt FU• Watcb. ''
TboaJoowtnbooe-
at t p.IO.IatlrdlJ, oct.U,
.. l1oo occ ro-. Milia-
-.. $1.$0, Dr •• .,.. ffMd. a JIOillld pa aiL I I'
Of loJI'* at Cal-1111-rmr!IJ, '-......, will
11M tllle tltM lllfM. '!kftlall ___ _ rW..,._...,,,,.,...,
... pulluloll .., -... .. ...,. ..... _ .... -LOCAL lili;l!BERJ AT
ZOMTA COMPEREMCE .................
1111 titli .:..., ........ c:to ,r:-• ~!IIIII ~
-=
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS WORK TOLD
"Wbat the Leapt of Wo.. deDt, will e~plaiD two ot
mea Voters ls au aboat.. tbe loea1 studtu ~r , tbe
11 tbe tbeme of tile Omit y,ar, thoM • cable' t.te ..
Caut Leape's member.. wlstoa. &ad IPIClll dlartcta.
ablp 1000 luocheoo Oct. !! Sbe wU1 .ao deecrlbe tbe
at the home of Bernice cootrlbutlou made last Jtar
Sbuler, 1U Hartlor t.labd to the plazmlDg of mau
Road. trustt 1D Onage COUDty bJ
W:arp.ret StlY'8n, prelli· her croup.
LIGAL.IICiTICI __;:_L..:I~t.\-L_HO_n_C_I_
CITY OF NEWPORT BEAC~ CAUFORNlA
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
SEALED BlDS will be nceiYed at the of!lce of tb1 Cltj.
Clort, CUy Hall, N-rt Beoeb, Colllonola, WIW 10:30
.4-M. 011 tbe 29th daJ ol Oc;tober, 1m, at wb1cb time tbeJ
wW be opetOOd and nod, for performlllc .. rk u foUOWo:
CEIIENT-MORTAR LOONG CAST IRON WATER MAINS
'"in ,.,,~PI>P(JJJIULA~A,-1~1J1 ,:,, .,..,..,o .,, ,, o,coiiTIIJoCT 1911-,A.,o,,.,1 •• 1 , ·•3/i ,, " asq anlll be aabmttlild"'aa tile • .....-mnn criea
w~· ooo&n4t.~am..tl ~by tbe PubUc Vt'orU
D.,tmtDt. The 1MtHoa~l CGP1 of tbe prapoal form 1..1
to be retatooct b7 the -lor bls ncordo.
Eaeb bld mul be accompuatecl by cub. certUled cbect
or lllddor'o Bood, modt po:rablo to till CUy ot Nnport
lk&cll. tor u amotmt eQ\Ill to at 1tut 10 percaot of the
amo~~:~t bid.
Tbe Wle of tbe projoet and till ""'"' "SEALED BID"
lblll be clearly marked oo tbe outside of tbe eawek:Jpt
cOIItltotor tbe bid.
Tbe eoatract dOcwneota: tbat must be completed,. e••·
catad, &Dd retuned Ia the .. led bid are:
A."'-' B. Dnt:pwtkm of SubctUractors
C. Bldder'a BeDS
D. Noa.coU111Joa AfftduU
E. statem.t ot Flau.c1&1 ReiPOQI1b111tJ
F. Teetmleal Abtllty IDd E~p~rlloce Refertoe ..
TbeM dociiUIDts abiU bt a1ftacl with the stpatare
IUid tlllos ot tbe por .... odpolDc oe -If ot till bidder.
For corporot-, till odp&hlroo of tbe PRESIDEIIT or
VICE PRESIDENT ODd SECRETARY or ASSISTANT SEC-
RETARY aro reqlllrod IUid till CORPORATE SEAL lllll11
M afDud to all docwneots reqalrtac 11plhlr-. In U.
cue of a PartlwabJp, tbt ll.pltare of at latt aoe pural
putDir ll required.
No bids wtU be aeeept.ed from • cootractor wbo 11u
aot-u-1a ·-...... t111 _-.of
Cbq)ter '· DIY!abo mot tbe -... -· Code. Tbt coatractor lbl.ll ltate b1l Uc•H Dambtr ud
eluodllealloe Ill till pr-L
ODe ... "' plaDo ... -doeamoola, lacloodlor _ .. , .,....-. mar be --at till -lie Woru Dtport-. CUy 11a11, Nnport -b, ealllonol&, at .,
co.t to 11MaMd coMraetora. U ta nqaltld t111t u.. p11W:
u4 CGDtrt.ct doc1111.U bt re--.s wttldD a w..a aft•
tbt bid ,.., •• ~
Tbe CIIJ lal adoploct l1oo BT AlmARD 8PECIFICATION8 .
FOR PUBUC . WORKS COHBTIIUCTJON (111'11 _, u
pr-od b7 till Soolllml Collbol& Cbaj)ter1 <I lliiiAIIoor-
k&o Nile Woru .U.C-Uld 11oo •--~ c-....ro 011 4oaorlco. Cq1loo ,.., bo --11rooo
Bolldlror N ..... lie~ lOIS O.Wiooool A•-· Lao Aoplol, Colllonl& 100M, (Ill) 110-M'II,
Tbo CIIJ ltU adoploct lludord lipoelal -IUid
...,_ Dnwllop.' Coplta of -on "'oJ»Io olllill
•-W.u ~ ot a -., $1.GO per lit. A _,d "~of -...olore-.t•ort
lor CUy" tono ltU -oQ!od 11r llill CUy, nlllorm
II tilt *' -<I -~«IIIIU!o tollill CIIJ., no •motn '" -.WIJI bo reqolroct to -lolol _...,. __ Willi-.
~·MJf ............... t .. OVIua(Bid ....... ~ Jllld wor trtll ...... .,., r.------e••........_04 1 ., .. ...., ll ,,., ., a. tf C•'•"•~n. ns a 'rl _., ..~·~ ... a...,J...., ........... at .• pt dotol ... .,o&_Ml .• ftl ·-~ •~~~~~~w Gttldo'*"'"
I'
I llldtr.tud tlll.t lt aa at a.il WUUaa
Wild botM ... 10 1t1H liD Ill Lido
• llle Worldlf CalallltUIM ot o;-.. COIItr
PbW&rmoelc locs.tJ e&IDe lito .,..... lid
IIU bMD 101111 ltroac ..., ..... ~ molt~ orpatuttcee eo.-· mer. tacatiou, uu ~. Uftll IP to ttl ume, woru tbt y•r road cre&Uac nrled,
--1 IDd .......... IIIDdm&dt UUol• tor "*' IIUMal PIDCIIU' IICUGG. Wra. IYU S.Wna, oommtttet member,
hoMed tbt "tnt thU year. Rtr Lido llle ~me, rteb wiU. ~•tJ aatiquN, aa perfect
fOr ctetailld ~J of tbltr dulrlblet.
Sbe, wttb co-chllJ'Tn&D Pat.J McClllN, Pee
Rtclay aod Tbelma.TlJomu. Wtloomed ud
dtreetld tbtm to make the clamour cireu1t
• • . via tbt rtcbt or the left ••• both IDdtd
at tbt refreabmiDt ceater poollldt UDder a
abaded ar•. Glamortsect by ._ad10m1 •"-IDe mea, huJbloda Dick MeClare, EarlS.wyer
aod Laddie Rlday 1D brtcllt red jacuta.
Mra. ClJDtoD EutiDID wu aoeUoo co-
ordinator of the ltleat bf.dd.llc.
Troubadour ChrtltlaD !rtc eootbed the
d1aJlii01DfiCIIP1rttl ol tbNe wbo wen OYer-
bid oe 10me pr1Ject U.m .-aeb u the OJ1cta1
P'IDtlllca by Gloria BnduoD Moooey ud
Fru WW&ama, or Glorta Leao•a DMdle
po!at Ch.rlstmas ltoc:ldDc (tt went home wltb
Helen Coffey), DOt torcetuac the ceramic
pota by Paul Elroquilt aod tbe IOl'ieoGS
table covers by Mary Allee Ayres • • •
the '·st~ rtcht up'' oeedlepollrttd ltep ladder
by Lelia Scrurgs and kDttted lfebans from
the needles of Mra. H..ter WWis I.Dd Mrs.
Robert Vordale, plus the rnaplftceot three
peneled macrame orleatal .cr ..... elepat
sbeeta were acquired by OCCPS boudmem-
~r Floss Schumacher.
Otbera we aw wrlUac their b~ were
Mmea. Arthur Coou, Del Feddermu. Tomu
Inch, Cleo stUlweU, Harry Marsh, Syctoey
Bartlett, Edward Rlmpau I.Dd Honce Ma.lttn.
More were Fran Jones, Mlldred Tumer,
Pat Healy, Dotty MeN"'• J.a TIDdDwaky
aDd Ja.ne Porter • • • both ue U.O OCCPS
board members. sun others were Alliloa
LoYelaod, Toal Ayres, J•o Wauoa, Helen
Draper, EUeeo strock, Wary Lou MollaDder,
Mryna Safttg, 80Dote Stouffer, Jean McGee,
Amelia Lockoey, Mary Lou HopldDI, who,
BPW picks top lady
The Newport HarborBusl-lnlne, 0. Mona Sbeltoo of
ness 11 Professional Wo-Costa Mesa, Patricia Zlec-
men•s Club wUI celebrate ler of HunUDctoa Beacb,
national buslDess women's Helen Tnpp of Costa Mea,
week Oct, 19 thru Z5, glvloc and Myrna RoHDfeld of
recocolUon for women In Hunttncton Beach.
buslnesJ. Tbls committee has se-
At the monthly meeting leded the w1onl.Dr letters
tooJ(ht, Oct. 16, a total wo-submitted by members of
man 1n a profession or bust-the clllb who oomillated their
ness wlll be named woman candidate tor the boaor.
of a chievement for 1975-Dorothy Capalbo wtll abo
7& Chairwoman ot tbe com-shoW a 16 mm moYie eo-
l.tt 1 .P.P..f9tbt E UUed "Pack )'Oar own
m " :r.tli!Gftk-dl.iKh "·lW~ft'f 1Qi ~red fllm ~~ a..e..w>w.HI! T·-~1 ellftd at tM Oruce
dent Dorothy v. Wrtpt of · c.Dty Airport _. Ia N.w-
,._ ' 1 • • port Ha.-r.. A• local ball•
GEM .
TALK &1
eY J. C. HUMPHRIIS
J.t.:. Humphr~•. who. 1torw •t
1813 N•wport 8/wl. Ml bHn •
Corr• M•,. l•ndmMif for morw
th•n 11 lf••n. II •n WthOflty Of'
,.,.,, •nd J•-lry.
THE STAR·CUT
DIAMOND
L tJI•sl 1,
Hardly a y•r roe• by
without the IDweaUoo of a
new st.pe tor di.amond cut-
ters to use; and we wlsh
that we could show you
the beautlll.ll, 53 poiDt,
n.awless star-cut dtamood
oow to Geneva, bec:auM ft
Is a perfect nample of
what cao be doGe by lmac-
taatlve dealptra aod
pUled dlamood cutters.
Made to nn, .U and
etcht .potnt shapes, tbt aew
contlguntioo reiUita ID a
clean, cleat dlarnood with
shiny polots tt.t looks
larcer ttaDlts wetcbt would
Indicate.
AlthouCh not quite u
brllllaot U CODYtlllttoa&l
round sb&pea. tbe alar 4t
stone bas a aprMd tt.t
makes a 1 cant PfD look
llke l-1 /Z CIJ"'ll ud leDda
ltaelf parUcularlJ weU to
IDU lUll aettlDp.
nus womu stars as she
reYeala ber t1nlt attempt to
make a paractate )Imp IDd
laJid to tbe ocean otr N"-
port Beacb. Tbe sobject
deeta with her effort to
conquer her tears aDd con-
trol her emotions.
OCC OFFERIP4G NEW
COMMUNITY SERIES
"Oruce County: where
have we been, and where
do we go from here?" Is
the UUe ot tbe Drat ~tssloo
of Orance Cout College's
new community IDtencUoo
series meetlog oo WedDes-
day eventDc• from 7:30 to
9:30 In OCC's Art Lecture
Hall 11 G. AdmtaioD la tree.
Cueat speakers for the
openiDc session are Henry
Panla.D, profeuor of tUtory
at occ, a.ad RoD Yeo of
Corooa CS.l Mar, • mem-~r of tile <>race Coaaty
Plannilc Commtuton.
Sabseqaeot leetvea an
slated for Oct. Z9 lJid Nov.
5 I.Dd 12. Tbe eer1es Ia CO•
.,aiONd by tbl Jlllllor
Leape of M.wport S.ctt,
CARICATUAES SHOWN
"Cartcatan.." a dilpJ&J
of a•r-lUe llle ...,er
macbt ftcur• c,.ted by
Onoce Cout Colltp art
students, Ia • matt
throacb Mo•. 11 tl tM OCC
library. Tbt colortll 1111*
maebt ftcaru fttt ended
by Kane MortU.laro's tbNe
dliNaac.l eolor Ud -.
alp cia-.
PLAYHOUSE
1 ft. wtcte x 6 ft. deep x 6\o'J ft. htGft AOUL T HIEIG+fT INSIDe
* DUTCH DOORS WITH LATHE$ * REDWOOO SHIII'·LAP SIDING
*"GINGERBREAD" DETAIL STYLE * REDWOOD STAINED
* PL YWOOO FLOOR 2x2 JOISTS FINISH OUTSIDE * II'RE-FAI CONSTRUcTION -7 SECTIONS * REAL CEDAR SHINGLED ROOf ~IL y IOL TeD TOGETHER * J SLIDING WINDOWS
ILIGANT DINING Bv o.w. LEE
W~t Iron •t lh fiMit with
ptlc:et yeu c.n affOnl to pey. ~
lA .... loc* ...... tttectloft flf .....
ltv Itt IN'd cotor1 ev_,._,. »'',
4'' . .w·.ov•l& rect.,.,..,. T_..
IMwn Ia q • Rownd with 4 ,.,.Jng
cMtrl to IN~ ..,., •• ~
~lona ~....... for ""'" ....... dtiiWfY. Ttmpettd glael
• deer ftlf '-"'Nd. • ... ISlt.OO
:-'· 249
HAV! YOUI 'I!SCII,TIOMS fiLLID Hill .
WITH A COM,!T!MT,
COMSCIIMTIOUS
'HAIMACIST.
2490'
s Pc group, conalsts of l P'eet full MaiOfe. 2 ctub c:twtts.
1 end t.eMe Md I coffee table. The fremes .,. ev-'1.._
In white or yetlow TN QllhhJna .,.. ~
rewf'ibM .,., *'" ...... n. .... ....,. ........ glau tops Setect now and
END OF SEASON SUPER SPECIALS
on JOHN HANCOCK DELUXE IIDWOOD fUINIIUII
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If•• .,,
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144 •••.
Olio .. Doy•--$6.00
6?S·?720
r .. c~Ddff ...
OM CO An HIGHWAY
M I!XT TO
l.AM"S RI!STAU
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ROBERT M. YciNI'YRE o1
Newport Beacb, a.lorYice-
presldent or tbe Soutbern
Calllonla Gas Co., !aabeeo
oamed to the corponteboard
of directors of AID-United
Givers. He 1s a gra<klate of
UCLA and jolned tbo utUlty
ln 1952 as an assistutteeb-
nictan. He 1s comrn1u1oaer
of the Los Aaceles County
Energy Commission, trustee
of the California CouncU for
Ecooomlc Educatioo and a
member of the American Gas
and Pacutc Coast Gas as-
, soelattoo.s.
FOR INFORMATION
AND FREE LESSON
OMELET
E. 16 ST . COSTA MESA,
646-8293 or 640-4311
FUMDERFUL ,,.
DI!PAftTMI!NT
Opu 9:30 AM~· lo 6:00 P.M.
CloseJ s.,.J"f$
.. .. ••. ftllt .... ::.rtt,:r.. -..
PlAIN_ ... .....,. _
.~ ... ...,., .. .,. -' ........... -!\.-I to 10-.W' s:A
rq .......... ,, 'JM > .., .. _ .... _
dol IlK-a.. ... eral•'Tr s .........
...., 'F-Ill M , "** aftl-cnwf .., ...
..... ..aHI ... 'IZ'WII
-Paleo'• ... ~-,-1' ':3-...... Dioll-,...
Till.
f,eAIIIL DOLMETSOI 10 .
~DUCT IIORKSHOf'
Cul~h-la&·
tud, -otlllo -ld'• ... IGW'IId mtllrte-tacMn
Ud --llld.n. wiD taeb a worblq:l a re-
-_... "' tllo ~-,-ao.
ell)' at PaJiorloD oon .....
-,, Oct, ... Tile .mt-
..... wiD bo cliJI!aud 'lllb
u ....,. -"' llr.
-· udJoooi*IUIIJ, aloo ln>m E,.llad, -wiD
pllJolllo llarpllcllord.
IDformaUoa · abolt U.
worbbop or tbt oceeert. to
whleb the pabll< 11 ID.Uod,
may be obta1Ded from Doa
Bowlus ol Balboa latud,
president of tbe O,C, Re-
corder Soetety, at S'JS-4119.
ART SEMINI.R OCT. 22
AT LYLE ~t:SIDBICE
lD prepantloD fortbe Not,
8 art auetioll, tbe On.ae:e
County Chapter of BrucSets
Unb'erstty NatiODI.l Wo-
mea's Committee wt11 otrer
aa art semtnar at a p.·m.
Wedaei!Jiy, Ott. zz, at tbe
borne of Dr. IDd Mrs. San-, .,rd Lyle, 18!4. Sllttit.p,
Donr Sbores.
Tbe topic wiD be 111 open
dlscusloa of tiDe art
&npbict -the utt.ta, tbe1r
tectmquu &lid tbe aatare of
tbe. art market from both
tbe autbetk aDd lDYut-
mtDt lltlrq,olflts, Moderator
wm be Ed otU, Wllolaale
art dealer aDd aatborty OD
fiDe art pqlblcs.
ReHrfttkmnuybt made
by calli.Dc Yn.Sulord LJle,
11-rt lla~.,._~at~Ml~-~~~~S~5, or Yra. Warna
at
·~ . :,.;.;~;;
'"ooCC-0.,)-'.41,,
~ISS LORNA MIU:S AT
tEFEHSE IIEETIHG
Balboa's PaSBJeat
'l'blltre, ct•nd bJ a 1oea1
)lry Jut WHt Cll Cbl.rtes
of 1bcnrtJtc obeeme ftlms,
COIIld flee an obseeDif;J
ctarcet. a Newport poiJee
Yice latesttcator llld Taes6
daJ.
"We bate a otber ftlms
Mlud <lllrlDz lbO put lOW
m...U.., • Set. Bob Gatewood
DOtlcl, ''aDd we wU1 be talk6
lDI with lbo dlltrletlD( at.
toneJ'• omee oa Wblt our
aext mote wW be. Tbere's a pod ebi.DCe we wUl prose.
cute."
PaSQ'cat eballlowntr Vtn-
BURGLAR HITS
BEACH BALL BAR
A-bqc«Dlllq$750
wu stolea •rlJ SatudlJ
from tJae S.cb ·BID bar oa
Newport's oetlll froDt.
A<co"''DD to a pol!oe ""' poll, lllo ... dll-
a.m~
IOtleed tbe baet r
Tile Del-Adoi.,I'J at tile bu at ZIIO W. Oceu
Committee oa Wom• iD tbe Froat, Ceotn.I Newport, aod
Sem.eet beld tta ll1l meet. toe Oct. 5-9 at BIIU. H•d e~u!·~a~-tors foou1c1
latud, S. C., 111111 a-00 alp ot loreed tllll')',
tbooe atteodtJic WU lila F-J lll(llt's -r
Lo1111 MWsore.n.:.car.._ ald. be pat tllll mooe,t.c
P-ol~ Fodlral to tis ua1 ptoes aod
SaYI.Drs IDit Lou"-.. c:onnd tbe bittlD(pla~witb
Tbe adYllory committee 5 boCtliS of liqiiOr. Tbe thief
1s comprtaed of SO promJ.allit .-, toot 3 of the bottles
etvtllao 1J001• from •
tbr<lae-tbo Ualtodstatu, LIBRARY FORUM IS
saloeted'"' tile -otlllolr OH AMERICAN ISSUES acooq,llahmeotl Ill tJu1.
aeu, tbt prof...._, Ud
etnc dllir1. Tbey are ap-
polDted bJ tbe MCrtti.J'y o1
del-... fbr a 3 Jar term,
wttboat pay, ID ad'rUI blm.
lD all matten n1at1r1c to
WGIIIell lD lbo mllltarJ,
Amooc ...,Joc:U --were wom•'• •fte'IDCe at
tbe •ntee ae&demHe ad
uUUJatlall ot WOmtD 1D IICID-
tndJHggel ....
Tbe eblldrtm's aemces
deparimool of tllo llnport
Beach llbral')' will partlet-
palo lD the AmerleiUI -foram, a .._tka.l procram
to oba"e tbe blcent.nlal ,..,.
SDauo..-bJ tllo National
EDdowmtDC i:tr tbe Huma.Di-
Ues aDCI tbe AmerlcaD Re-
YOlaiSm BlcG.udal Ad-
mmutntJoD.. tbrt procram
11 --to ..... tile llldamelltal laaq of IUe
ID tbll coaotrJ Mer tbe put .
ZOO rars. Eacb mmtb from
Stpl-r tllroorll YaJ, the
Fonm wW toe.s GDa par-
Uca.Lu tbltme Jlleb u ''tbe
laDd ot pl«dJ" or ''eertaln ••U-htlli rtpta."
Boob oa tbne thtmu ww bo .. dloplaJ lD lbo
eblldreD't room ot aU Nn-
port Boaeh bnaeh UbrariOI
--tlloJO&r,
THIRD IRVINE GOLF
TOURHAMI!HT SET
u_~~~o_,._.,
.. lntao -·· Cllb ... In! -CIIJ of k.t.o
... -wlllbopla,... ...... ,. Oct. zo, ...,... ..... , .... _ eouc c-,. Cllb, .,o ,:...~ -~·.r.
-to -lila IIIIo. ftt.
ud
lt71 * Ill 4 BID LUir.
a--~~-................. _ .. .....
eeot Miranda and local
tbll.tre manaa:er Arlle Wood
were cleared lut Tbundly
by a Harbor MuntcJ.pal Court
Jurr, whleb !lolled to I1Dd tbo
se:r. ftl.m elua:1cs "Deep
tbrol.t" lDd ''The DtYU lD
Mtsa Janet'-' obsceoe. Tbe
7.week trltJ.ellltedlDastate-
meat bJ 1110 Jurr tbal tbo
state's obseeolty laws are
••ngue and dlffteult to m.
terpret." Durtne the trial,
the &-man, 6-womu )lry
Ylewed: tbe rums and beard
elptrt wttneues who rave
appeared at-otber Puasycat
obaeeotty trtals.
''We were sure we would
wiD," aid a spokesmao for
tbe U-tbee.tre ctaln, '1but
we stUI face court cases
oo 21 other chaf'Ces JD Or-
ore CoantJ.'!
Amoac addltiollll ftlma
satsad bJ Set. GateWOOd's
tlee squad are "Freach
blue" l.Dd '''Jbe We &Dd
Xartera Hoi-
ASSESSIO~ OIOICE
Flllh Dlltrlct Sapenlaor
Tbomu Riley llDDlCIDCel the
appointment of Robert Guc·
gahelm of Newport B•eb
to the seleetloo committee
Clafled: by tbl Board Yl.tb
sereeatne the l1l:t of l&lPI .. I-
eants tor tbe posU:Iclo -
COWJ.ty &IIUIOT,
Mr. Gageabetrri wu
formerly u esecaUte of the
Amerk:u Smeltllll lDd Re...
ftnLDc CompuJ lD lle.deo
aod Salt Lab CIIJ, Ho 11u
also beea u execatiq 1D
tbe eotertatama !JdlstrJ,
lD -pic:lldnl wUh TwaoiiiiiJ..C-.,. · Fos, 1D
with CBS 1D lloUJ· • .
aod 1Dtoi--Ho11Jwood, •
UO MUSIC M.UORS
PLAY AT MEETIMG
1'wo ... me majors from
uc -will -rtaiD members ol tbe lrf1De Ter-
race Pbtltarmoa.lc ,u ...
soclltes tGdlJ, Oct. 16, at
tbe bome of Yn. KeDDetb
llollonJ, 1701 BaJ&dent
Ter.
Buf")' TraJlor, a )IDiot,
wtU plaJ seJettlm• 011 the
oboe, accompuale4 by Gnc
Koeb, a atmor, at tbl piallo,
Yn. Albert Klubtc•r, 1
etalnal.a, wW CIODdQct the
bmebeoa meetbll.
Pl .. C.-Hit
"MaiUIH"
L••,.c• Ollr.tjtt.
I.Mlcllo~ Cot,j,/
..... ~
. SOCCER SHOES BASK!:TBALLS • to 38.95
SOCCER BALLS BAO:BOAROS & GOALS . . .
FOOTBALLS
SOCCER SHIM GUARDS VOLLEYBALLS ~/
.... --------~-----------------~~ / FOOTBALL SHOES -~ ·~
TENNIS SHOES
BASEBALL SHOES
BASKETBALL SHOES
SOFTBALL JERSEYS
WARMUP SUITS
SWEATSUITS
GYII PANTS
• .
'
FtNAh FttTmG-l:)r Betsy Ttpptng I.Dvolfes taUorlng btr ADF racer to blr body. The
Foi'DIIla Ford racer 11 ber pride a.od Joy. She starts racine In competJtJoe Doxt moatll.
Betzy races fas t ·cars
Betzy Tlpplnc weot
through Newport HartJor hlgh
school, cot a degree In math
from UCI, then took a job
wtth a real estate nrm here.
Now Z9, Betzy considers
herself "a very stable per.
son."
So, what In t~ world Is
s he doing ln that race car,
taking corners at break-neck
speed? Weren't those
Betzy's long, pretty legs,
wrapped in coveralls, that
we say sticktng out from
uDder the machine when 1t
was being worlu!d on., Why
rloes she race Formula
Fords Ia hot competition, and
drive even hotter street cars
around town?
"My dad, Our I Tipping,
who used to work on the bait
boats when I was growing up
in Newport, always took me
with him ~o the jalopy races
ln Huntington Beach," Betzy
remembers. "I loved the
cars, and I was eort of a He ls Ule deslcner of the
tomboy, anyway. l )1st ADF. Only 7 of ibem hue
couldn't stop tlllnltlng about been buUt, aod they have
cars -last cars." dominated the few races
Betzy went to work 1n they've been ln tiJis tar."
1966 at Macoab-lnllle Bttzy ell)eets to get her
Realty, where she oow char-first shot at competition rac-
acterues herself as tbe in& ln Nonmber, at the WU-
"head nag" In her Job as low Sprlnrs race near Palm-
administrative secretar y to dale. The wlDdlnc course,
John Macnab. She could over 2.8 mlles, Is typical
hardly walt to get enough of the 8 to 10 races Betzy
money together to get a hot hopes to eoter eacbyearasa
car. In 1970, she acquired f\JU.nqed member of the
a Camaro Z-28, and began Spom Car Club of America.
racing It 1n winding slalom The SCCA sanctions the
races. For mula Ford races, and
.. The flrst time 1 took lt each race earns polnts to-
In for a tune-4p, I found ward naUooal rantings. Pur-
tbat spark plugs cost $4 ses help defray what Betzy
each. I decided that, lf l admits 11 a very expensive
was golng to drive a car hobby.
like fbat, l'd better learn to ''The ADF costs $16,600, nx u myself. and It costs about $1,000
"The fellows at Reed's a weekend to run the car.
Texaco ln Central Newport A set or tires ls $300, and
taught me how to do my own you cao figure a cost of
work. It wasn't long before $60 an hour to run the eo-
1 found that, when I dld glne."
tate the car into a shop for Betzy spent some time In a
work, I amew more about it bospltal lut mootb, bot not
tban the mechanic. Very because o' her drlVIIJI. She
frustrating." was there tor a delicate
She rebuUt the Camaro's operation, and lsdetermlned
engine herself, but lost tt to be tully recovered ln time
1n a fire ln Costa for the November races •
•• , ...... ~IIH~II!l.~ ••-.-: I'Ye only had
.. TM bMt ns 1Cr11ltense, .. ~ aeetllnt ln my We, and
-~)1 .. 1)
SILVER TOOl
8a•s Bag• 4 Co•n•
PHONEFOABAOCHUAf
~ .• •o Nl 771
u-•~tt 0 c "_.. "'• oa~ lntl"r<:ontln~ntal
lnvvstm~nt Comp&ny
644·9410
lt melted my mag wheels that was ln a parktng lot,
I was sick. It •s a totai and 1t was the ot~r guy's
loss. l 'm looklng every-fault."
where to buy another one, The men ln Betzy's llfe
but Z-28s are scarce." give her nothing but encour-
Meanwhile, back at the agement.
pits Betzy is tltting her "The IUYS on the bradt lov~ly 5-10 frame Into an are glad to see me. There's
ADF, a special racing ma-only one other girl that I
chlne built by Automotive know of who does thls.
Development Co. of Orange. ··Boss John Macnab, him-
The ADF has a Ford Cortloa self a car butt, can hardly
engine, which qualifies lt walt to get behind the wheel
for raclng ln the popular of my ADF andtakettai'OQ.Dd
"Formula Ford" road races a comer."
agalost Lolas, Lotuses, and And boyfriend Brian Glad-
other exotic F ord-engloed Ish of Saota Barbara Is think-
terrors. The ADF's 100 h.p. log about )otnlnc Betzy In
qlne Is ln the rear. Tbe the rae log game.
car rets up to about 130 oo "He even let's me ~rive
stral(btaways, and takes h11 ftD whUe I'm waiting
comers ln 1st gear at 60. to ttnd another Z-%8 ··r enrolled ln a drlviog Camaro," Betty ezplalns.l
school tbat lasted 2 week-Somehow, wheoBetsysays
ends up at RiYerslde, and It, tbat souod.l more ro-
I'm all set now to drl•e an mantle than swapptnc l'illCs
ADF maintained by DaY1d or gotoe to a rock concert
Bruna of HaUQctoo Beach. together.
Pu~lic
·AlJ£TION
f111DAY, Mn.DAY. lUNDAY .. I P.M.
Borgobu on Arw Crystal. Stnling Silvn. Porcr#oh'l&, OtWnlal
Objrctl d'Art. PainUngs. Jeurlry. Anflqu~t. Bronn•.
Fumltur~. Sd«t Indian TurquoU~t ...
S I .000.000 INVENTORY
F"'"' b,.us. Cowo. Otit-of~hrtlff . ..,.,.,,rin
VJS"ORSI
Co...a.a4N• -~-A N c .... ,
FREE ADMIS810Nt
... ocroa thr ar«tfrom
UUf'rt o/ th~ ~thland't
ma.t ~/~gont wotft'front
rratauronla!
ewcomers at Hoag
• .. -... y I&PI' .. • • IIIOiifD.lY, SEPT. 21 ~~'"""'.. , . ·~ Gtrl. Mr. i8d llln.lt$cb-Bot -Mr. UCI Mr1. Rob· ·~von.. tWAilii!Wtilaty t1t ae•I'1Dmon.suPSer-
L8., Back BaJ. poUt. COtta ......
BoJ -Mr. tad Mr1. Rclb-Glrl -Mr. ud Mn. vau.
ert lloUDe, Jia BaD~ aat Kuaca, Z05-40 Federal,
lntle. Cotta Mea.
' MONDAY, S£Pr. II Bor ·Mr. aDd Mra. Ml·
Glrl ·Mr.IDdMn.CIIrta-clael FIJ'UWOrtll, liU
topber DrJM, m-A 1et!l H&plaad Dr., Harbor Hlch-
Piace, coaea M... laDda.
Boy. Mr.ud Mr1 • .P«tr • TUESDAY, SEPT. 10
CteU,, IPt Port Lerwtck Bor -Mr. a.od Mn. Fruk
Pl., lla.fbor VI" Homes. Scllalta, 15161 NormUCUe,
G11'1. Mr.&DdMrt.Jamu Inlle.
StultJ, 1'7'1" OakTre.La., Girl-Mr. a.od Mra.Rlcll-
h'Ttne.. ard Taketa, 5 San Mateo
Girl • Mr. ucs Mu. wu. Way, Spyclass Hlfl. •
Uam Blutoa, toa GoldeD-Bor -Mr. a.od Mrs. Peter
eye Pl., c.-Mila. Reed, 2285 Anloo, Costa
Girl-Mr. Ud Mrs. Lloyd ~~~j _ Mr.andMra.Josepb
Btlcbt, 3M AYOC:ado, Apt. Ba.rDett, 2265 Mlner Pl., Co-
S, Cotta Mea. sta Mesa.
• TUESDAY, SEPl'. 23 • WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1
Boy -Mr. &Dd Mr.. WU-Boy _ Mr. a.od Mrs. Nor-
Uam Pattoa.. llC17 SaoUaco man Petersoo, 674 Cone St., Dr., DoYer Sbores. Costa Mesa.
• WEDICZSDAY, SEPI'. 24 Girl. Mr. and Mrs. PhU-
Glrl -Mr. aod Mrs. Larry Up Woodcox, 30'75 Loren Ln.,
Barqutst, 1574-D Canny, Costa Mesa.
Costa Mea.
Boy .. Mr. and. Mrs. Doug-
laa ~tit.-.use Winter-
sweet, lnlne.
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 25
Girl • Mr. a1ld Mrs. Mi-
chael McCattrey, 521Ca~
t1on, Corona del Mar.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Mi -
chael Grannis, 6326 Sierra
Elena, l"lne.
Glrl -Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
vin Elliott, 208-1/2 Pearl
Ave., Balboa Island.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Ml(uel
Sampablo, 2192 Placentia
Ave., Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Carlsen, 2218 Puente,
Costa Mesa.
• FRIDAY, SEPT. 26
Boy -Mr. and Mrs.Sterl-
tng Phillips, 2001 Hlgblaod
Dr., Harbol" Highlands.
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 27
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
drlk Hornsveld, 2361 Ford-
1\am, Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr . and Mrs. And-
rew Steinberg, 433 Via Lldo
Soud, Lldo isle.
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 28
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Gre-
gory Harris, 2001 Seadrift,
l"lnA TArraee.
• THURSDAY, OCT. 2
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. Dean
Russell, 2223C Pomona, Co-
sta Mesa.
tirl -Mr. tad Mrs. Pat-
rick Regan, 8571 BlUmead,
Huntington Beach.
Gtrl -Mr. and Mrs. AI
Mayo, 2312 Port Aberdeen
Pl., Harbor View Homes.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Barrack, 17832
Arbor Ln., Irvine
Boy-Mr.andMrs.Joseph
Walker, 1132 White Salls
Way, Harbor VIew HUls.
Boy-Mr. and Mrs . Doug-
las Kendall, 2378 Carlton.
Costa Mesa.
• FRIDAY, OCT. 3
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Ross, 2157 Pacific Ave., Co-
sta Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Clemens, 256 Camell.a, Co-
sta Mesa.
• SATURDAY, OCT. 4
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Peterson, 246 Albert Pl.,
Costa Mesa.
• SUNDAY, OCT. 5
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. An-
toine Haddad, 3135 Canadian
Dr., Costa Mesa.
W!ATHER MAP 11 IDad1ed by Marine air reaene Major
CbulM Croolllll, at left, of 1403 Superior, West Side,
before tatiac otf OD a bellcopter tiJ«bt <lu1og his annoa.J
2-weet acUYe daty IU.at dur1og September. Major Crook-
aD'• oatftt, MarlDe Medlum Hellcopter Squadron 764,
deployed trom lt. regular train1Dg bue at El Toro
to FalJoa. Neftdl, lor tbe lnteos1Yt traJn1nc period.
Newpo rl
Prinle rs
TOTAL PRINTING
FACILITIES
~40·4444
SOO Nti41/>0 rl Ctnltr Ur. s,.;,, 001
N twflorl Otach
dinners include soup or salad, choice of baked potato or nee
RED SNAPPER ...................... 2.45
MAHI MAHI ......................... 2.75
GRILLED SEA BASS .................. 2.95
TOP SIRLOIN ........................ 3.50
NEW YORK STEAK ................... 3.95
LOBSTER TAIL ...................... 4.95
STEAK AND LOBSTER ................ 5.95
plus 32 othtr varietiiJS of superb seafood and beef dishes
luncheon from $1 .95.,.,... daily 'til 4 P.M.
Priwte '-rtv FICilities to 300
3101 E. CO.UT HWY .• CORONA 0£L MA'II
RESERVATIONS 17141 87s.otHJO
16278 PACIFIC COAST HWV .•
HUNTINGTON BEACH
RVATIONS 12131 692 1321
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Stylist
HOME TOUR to beoet1t the Coroaa del IU.r hicb scbool
PTA is discussed by Mrs. James Hlus, at r1cbt. aDd.
Mrs. Tbeodore Tate outside tbe HiDes home ln Harbor
View Hills, The tour lsJ planned tor frlday, Nov. 7.
' FINP.
Df!SIGNS
·lt'o"'«" s.~~~~~ c ..... ,
M•tv,ttl Ail;~., .. ,.,
,_,.U.IC..fM OW Arf'OIMTMI"
67J.SIS:I Of'I!:MI•6 108' S TUI!S.thN SAt.
PTA HOME TOUR
SET FOR NOV. 7
PORT BARtER !HIP
2901 LCO.ST HW'V.
CO ROM• DIL MU
r'DRT THUTRI!: ILDG.
I Breakfast
I Lunc.h
I Dl11n•r
Wt! Spuillliu ;, o .. t!lcllu
Bay and garden view wUI
be the focal points for ad-
miring guests on Friday,
Nov, 7, when members of
the Corona del Mar high
school PTA sponsor their
2nd annual home tour from
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Mrs. Gilbert W. ferguson
(Anita), wa ys and means
chairman, an nounces that
donations for the tour were
set at SS per person, with
the proceeds going for 2
scholarships totheoutstaod-
ing senior boy and girl, a
trophy totheootstandtngclub
or departme~ 011 campus
tor the year, the SplD-.ker,
and supportiog the bacca-
laureate tea and 11'2d-night.
Foor homes are locluded
in the toor. The 5,000 sq.
ft. home of Mr. and Mrs,
James W. Hines Is located
in Harbor View HJIIs and
feature5 a 180 degree view
of the harbor, Wl.lsual tUe
around the pool.
Big Canyon is the site of
Mrs. Pilar Wayne's home,
featurtng an outstaodll:l( diD-
ing room done lD green aDd
whU:e•maklliag•Wl.ric •n .tbe
celll.ng, walls and chalrs.
One wa II is mtrroNid to
reflect her pool and prden
bringing in the ootdoors.
Outstanding features of the
Bayside home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert HJuonm•"'•·
to en joy Orange County's finest dog show
SaiLrday, Octobe~ 18, starting at 12noon.
See beautiful dogs compete for top honors.
Entries accepted up!Q !lam day of show.
SANTA ANA FASHION SQUARE
"HEATIN~G~~~
$17.50
Compllle --Ull CIIOek of OM l'll'llco II<.-Tile Foliowllr:
1-rucor c...-> c-um•-,
ou , .. -'-' lloelrlcal Cllock Pilot_, Cllock Fu ~
.W)Iol PIIGC 6 -C-n.o I 1111 noctTIIoo_,._ '\ c--~,. , ......... ~~.
lfiCHARDS NAMED
BY UNITED WAY
Tom Rlcba.rds of Newport
Beach, Costa Mesa hos ..
pita I admtntatntor, tw.1
assumed thepoaltlonofcom-
merclal chalrmu for the
United Way otOnnceCounty
north/south campaigD lD the
soutti areo..
South area chairman Bob
Cllnord explaJDed ttw.t Mr.
RlctardS ..W be respoufble
for the soUcita.Uoa of se-
lected commercial enter-
prises In ttat 100tb employ.
log less U:an 90 people.
Tea.ra members lnciUde:
Ken fowler, C ltlzens Bank
of Coat& Mea; Nel!IIXlSaod.
ers, lmpertal Sullies and
Loan, Via Lido bructl_ aDd
Kettb Jones. Pftser IDe.
from Commercial Bank·
ers Ltfe ln.:~ruce, Jolpl S.
Rouseaa, Ray Perry and
Gary McDaDlel ..UI be part
of the commercial divlslorl
wttb Mr. Rlc .. nll.
JOHN BURTO~ ~~ED
P.R. IU~ FOR FLUOR
Jobn Barton, former
mayor of lnlne, has been
aiJIIOIDied a1 welllem re·
cloMI peuc Tell.tlons man
for F1110r Corp., bead~
qaanered tD Los Angeles.
Mr. Bartoa, lUll a mem-
ber of tbe lrTIDe CUy Coun-
cU, wu -.tn.-.. to the
---of tbo city of lrYIM, lid ns 1t1 mayor .. '"'·''-.. •ltf• of ...... !loUD.
llo ...... lo"-<tBach.
all._ *tl public
.. -lllld (1141tlla( from Orup Cooot COUco ...
IICLA.
U nLEEM SCAI.ILAII
MOW AT LETTERMAN u.•Q'-1111. .......
•·AniJ-·~"' llr. Ull lip.-F.
B-... IL -... eo. ... , .. •ootro<t to L£11 7 .AI'aJ ...,,, c.. ...... ~of ...
rauslln. ....... -:. .. .--:
New.-..
• PLTliOOTII COffGaS. • Til&" I'_,. 1 .. 1 I
GATIOIIAL CHUIICH, -BAPTWT CRUIICJI, -
._ ••• """" HolcMJ -st.. co.--Door • "'Do,...,..,.._~-· ofm-WIIIllo-Nd
will llo 111o .,_ IOPk at al lllo' 1:10 -II .... •-lll*r Cll-111 Hrvlcoo u """""'· Dr. !!!! a,mT. ~!.:_ Aaoclltt Loyd KtrUt, Pi<' liN' of .--r OlD ~IHoo will Mlalou II Biola Colllp, 11o Ia clllrp 01 lbo 9 a.m •. La Mirada. will .._ 111o
•Ud·•"lce· Tbe periodic meiAI•· at U. IDOI'tllli"
CCIIIIftCitiOIIII..I meetlnC wlll eerYicu ud at. at a ,p.m
llo beld lollowlllr tbo lh.m.t ' THE "EWPOR.T 'HU.:
IOrrice. BOR CHURCH OF it£.
• THE CENTRAL BIBLE LlGlOUS SCIENcE, 54.1Cta ..
CHURCH, UO tsrd street, ter St., Co.ta Kill -Coa.-
Coeta Mesa -EaceM aDd ttDulDc her sertnitucabelf ..
DorotbJ Minor • .,-... lor, the RoY. EI-~Jacl\.
lu wtth W)'cllll'e Blble son wW pnacb at 11 a.m..
Tnulltors In Colombia, thb 9u.Dda)' on ''Hai..IIC
Soatb America, 1FIU be the power of optlmlam." A bab· cuest missionaries lor the ale W'Jll be held after tiN
Jrd WHit of missions em. se"lce. "Flm Ud pmea"
pbuts month. Tbey will ttU are featured every W....._
of their worli: aDd shOw day at 7:SO p.m. at . .._
slides at the 9 a.m. Sunday church, '
sebooJ hour and at the 6:30
p.m. fellowshtp hour. At the
lO:SO a.m. senlce, Pastor
Robert Bengston wJU eon-
rfrue Wis study In Phllip-
plaos.
OPEN HOUSE Uds month at Ute Dn' TobJ But (fotmeriJ
Centlneta Bank) on Marine~ MUe meus coold• ed
punch for customer Dnn Jones, ceater, wbo 1et1 .te1a1
attention from Tokal'l Cbel}'l Pr..too and buk ID&Dip1'
and vlce-Presldeot Robert Bell. CaltOmer•are neUter-
ing for tree gtfta and put.tlDr thllr names In tbe bl(
box at left for a dnwlDC c. Oct. S1 to deterl'lliDI the
winners ot a 10-speed bllle, qaauty ..... IDd otber
prizes. Dean Jbn.ea l& prnldent of Nitlooll G6W IDd
SUYer, located 1n the bank baUdlle a.t asss w. cour
Hwy, Cheryl ~ 1D CbaJ'I'e of D1W 1.ecount1 at Tollat..
COAST ACQUISITION
PRIORITY USTED
The Elivlroamental eo.tJ .. c
Uon of orance eo.ty u
rel•sed Us c01stal aeql&l&-
lloo tboSooao
COUI
The llrll pr1oriiJ 1111 'Ia.
eludes Bola Cbka, tM lr~
rioeCGUI,Ibo--
RIYOr mool':l.':;. Out. Poliit beldlaod, rt'• 8MIE
a., ....... , ... ~--
erly ... H•IIIIJiciGO Boon
C ..... llll<~~ucllllo StDCiom-IPaJI.. -=
KICK iDlE HAII't
Wllit lo ·-.. 1!1111"'1
1'llot )Oil .. -~ -·-Tile .......Oc:t.IO_, .. .,. J-IAI-.,...,... .-,. .. ,....,. _, ·-·-.-. ma -
•
fllrolture I hOp wtlere he puts
his Ideas into wood, chrome
and acryllt.
HOAG ANNOUNCES
NEW VISIT liCU~S
New visiting hours were
announced this week by Hoa.g
hospital, etrecttve Nov, 1.
Dally vtsttlog hours, 7
days a week, for rooms in
the ooapUal 's 2nd noor
orthopedics unit, pediatrics
unit, and a11 medlcal-surgt.
ca.! units on tower floors
4 through 10 wUI be 1 p.m.
until 3 p.m. and 6 p.m.
until 8 p.m. The hOspital·
requests that only 2 per.
sons vlslt •Jth a patient
at any Olle ume.
~ \CV
NEED To KNCtiY
SOMETHING ABoUT
lDUR NEW
GG\1MUNITY?
Call
~kv~qo~
Phon•-675-587-3-
Our hostess will bring gilts and
greetings, along· w1th helpful
community ·
.. -1m 111.,0 IT
COITAMIIA
in the EN Sl GN
CALL IN YOUR ORDER
FOR A SUBSCRIPTrON
OHLY A YE·AR
76's ARE HERE.
SEE
AND TEST DRIVE
THE ONE YOU'VE
BEEN WAITING FOR!
The 75's Must Go.
Still a big stock of
new 75's .to choose
from at the greatest
new car discounts of
'73 FORD FlOO Pickup
RADIO ~ HE.uER
POWER STEERIIIG
'72 DODGE-COLT
ST A.TIOif'WAGOII
AI/TilMATIC TIWISIOBSIOII
RADIO 6 HEATER
•
our 54
0051UQ
RADiO 6 HEATER
VIJIYL ROOF
Devine party afterglow
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............. k •• "-t ..... .,..1 ........ ., ..... lartlt ... ......
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tl ..,__, ••• .a u tM ..., MIID4 aiM lupr -.e .._ ldftNI loN 111 ......... r. ~ uo.d c.-. wttla 10 ,..,. ....... did • .,..,.. .. ,..
.......... taM), ......... tlllkUc CIIHl' tMll au.. AMJ ••• -.......... Mltl tllilt ,... ........ Str..e Ia -.,., aa ka4 Kill-.~
Oie ..., .. .., ''tU!J .lat.N'' ..... " .. _, o.rtlt , ........ •ltSlDt
• .. .-. ... ot Iiiii' ....,..._ ''Bitt'• to"" a ltnlt ,_llld beealdcWOifol ~ • • • ri&M bat. tiU il WDUim 8. IDiaJ U... -..... .._ ,_,,, wu ,_,,
lfart. ,_ llrf WWJam 8. Bart, ud tJdl g COIDIMM ••• Ud added Ida MID 1114 aid eem lotla wa,_. I nM tdm to ... Ita* ''TCIII'n ._. ...... _, Ia ..... MllJ •• •
lt. IIGpe I'm 110t WaJDid oatt•• ..... ...._. ,...u bt 10 ran GAd belln ..,.. ..,.,.
_, Clut.,... ana.ct Nlldlt'l lOYer who Jo. ut. ''
dollar-u.l c .... coiOnd CldWac (l•m BU. ud pa.c. ol IDUJ IDO'tJM w.n ...._~ db • patr oi.Utw tWeet Te., .... ...,.,. addl.aJ to tat IOitltJca. lAw Anee
loiii'*DI uc~Ua ae,_ t111t ndlllol'.llfldM UcSed to I ••• wWt dee = ... Uld "tbi e._ wt11o ta11or1 au u.. w..,. tlttn Gay Midi-(Wllcl BW a.. .. .,, ....... .,, 11M .. Dn1M. Latu from Rome ... ., .......... rum
._.,., bt l'tCDUbd t111t u woill4 taU ltar IAan LaPitlt (Mn. lrftM· MUiber)
tbt ... ,.... ~ three bDrMidda IDr oae ol Palm DNert wu tpnHtcHed.
~ IWII)R f.JisaGJt
MUSHEDIEEKLY -PAGE 7
lWMMY, OCT. 11. lt1S
<»>IIIA DELMAR, CAL.
e RESTYLED
e REPAIRED
e RESTORED
Let our expert furriers
restyle and repair
your furs at direct
manufacturer·s prices.
~ .at. Be alto told o1 OM " cater ClaJ.n TN90t II&Jd ldP b'e.te to A114J.
WM ad .-.s btm 1f M wa1 a cowtloy. ~ Mrred WWI ldm Ud .Ioiii WQM Ill
Wuti'lc to pia• tbe lad, be IIJd "Yep'' '8tapeoaeb." Mot atlJ wen tbtn tar11D
• • • "1J.U, JOG cbt't loot liM oee" wu her e,.., tNt JD ber t'Olce too ••• bi'CMICJIIl
tM ~ npa,. lllm" to tbe tbrolt ol maaJf ._ btc
A lUe liM Clltoat picture of tbe atu JobD WaJDe a.mbleciiiiPt ... ect tbtn wu SPECIAL GUESTS at tbe '700 btrt.blily a.fYtrary .. rty
· for Newport Beacb J'llideDt An1tJ o.tDe 1Dcbldtd Tad
ud Doo.aa DeYloe of lrYIDe Terrace, at left, 800 &Dd
daupttr-in-law of tbe flmoa• aetor, and DoD and Bele
starlLDc of DoYer Sborea, pareot1 at DoiUIII DeYtDe.
(Pboto by Berta.)
THRII GIMIRATIONS 0, ,U RRIIRS
tllced ... I"J''De u tlaiJ -.nc~ . . . ODe 80metldJII ID llb .,e lloo. Locbd Ia •ell
coalcl .... a _.., 0.. lide 11 _. 80 other'• IJ'IU, Alt4J IDd .JoM ftft ua two BAtROA FUR FACfQRY
305 Palm St. -Near the Ferry
8 -4.LIJO 4 PENtNSUL 'I
detb...S. c tllhrlDc tbe 1otlbJ ... ye oldt bQce liDcUU btutl lli&talJ .... tel Ud ftll
COMnd ftCOD ••• anct Jut beJGDd tbe tDowD dlnetor WWJ&m wenmu did DOt
old .,. c:oaeb, tbt ICtDe wu Mt tor tbe come oo stace but took tbe IIPOWcbt at Ida
DOitaJctC .. lllillc. table Ud tbe r......... tpphaMf Muy
ADd the a.tt.r alow conttnaes ••• IDd made tbelr way to llb table to pay ema
more blppeDS.Dc1 • • • folk bad acquatnted tribute • • • Gay MadtiO", Lew Ayna •••
t:beruelYH wttb their tabltmates • • • tbe tbe Daile melt lor lOme ID&D talk.
Auxiliary marks birthday Newport Beach 675-1192
0.Y1De flmUy bad beta ltntt(lcally placed Jasttee Bob GudDtr, wbD .,rmerly pre-
In the Yery ctOter of tbt room. Followtqg sided OYer Orup C~ Suptnor aad
cowboJ ltyle lteak, Alldy was comfortably JUY.:dle Court. oomnaGecl OD ADdJ'• ean
,.ted oo stace In a peuonaltzed director for cbUdr• IDd tat.r.t tD tbtm ..t bll
clair. Jim Dean, cbalrman for the Press bacldDg of worthy c:au.. Tbeo told of bll
Clal> party, t.d r.clatd tbe c1ramattc ell-SURJOrt of couaty•a Joplla RaDeh for BoJ•
mu --"Andy, th11 ls your CAKE.'' with located ID Trab.aco CuJOQ. ADdy woald
apo1oct11 to Ra1pb Edwards of ''This ls )1st CO up, most uy time ••• Ud jut sit
your lUe!' Tbt rr•t curtain ,..ooped utde and talk wtth tbem. Ht became cloee h1eodl
a ad tbt mowatnous ftn tiered coofectklo of Ray Stripe, dlrector ol JoplJD Boya Rue b.
wu Wbeeltd forward bytwoproudat~s, Jaattce Gardner anDCJIIDCAd that tbl Ora.ace
Tom KMYU I.Dd Sandt Colem111 (sbt's tbe COWJty Press Club wu parebUJDc..tplul-
hul Club preJY ). A waiter played center. ID« rows of cypnta tne1 ud lbrubl aloac
SUcbt bamp IDd tbe upper stories of the the wall aDd aroaDd the .tart 1roo pte to
bl(h-rtle pastry tOCJPled over, plop, and the Joplin Boys Rancb ••• a plaque would
spattered all OYer the floor. A momeot of name 1t the ADdy DeYlDe forut • • • mo-
d•d alleoce, tbeo 80Die 1,000 plus YOices, mentou applause, I.Dd atancU.DC tribute. ADd
LDcludJ.Dc Aody'a reverberated tD ooe lood tbus eodtd tbe 8feoiDI of bappentnp •••
"OOOOHI" --wi\Jch ns tmmedtately lost but tbe aftertlow wtll loar UDc•r in the
tD biluloul lau(hter. Too bad • • • but It bearts of all • • • -'• thole, I'm 10re, wbo
broke that misty, mollty atmosphere that were preseot ooly tbroueb tbtlr TV sets.
na bulldiDc up. Was lt s taged'? • • • 1t Seated at Dogie IDd Aody'a table were
had tat• three daya to )lit put tbe trim-Mr. and Mra. John O'MelvtDY, Mr. I.Dd
mlnc oo that $500 baker's fantasy. So OOil't Mrs. Patrick O'MelVtDY of 8111 Franelaco,
you bellen lt •.• and doo't cry oYer spUled Mr. and Mra. Charles Lyoo I.Dd Mr. and
mUk, or rtieYe oYer crumbled cake To Mrs Curt M.usy of Palm DesMrt. Doo.oa
err u tuma.o. to forclve Devine • .'. so and Ted DevlDe, wtth Doona'a parents, Helen
cl•n up tbe meas boys • • • and they did, and Don St:arllDc. and Deont.s DevtDe and
wll.llt tpm IDd Sud1 df.appeared. wlfe Barbara were Ill close by. Delmt. t.
be lftow went oe • • . more haooen~s in property deYelopment., and Tad t.. DeYtne
wttb Pat Butnm at tbe mike. The Happy Property Ma.oaiement.
WashbOt.rd Three. loactlme frieods of ADdy Seated with Guy Mad11100 were Newport
bad fioWD do1rD from tbt Bobemlan club Beach's ftrst woman mayor, Dora Hill; ber
to reer.t. tbt early era of tbe movies bu!hnd, Ned, I.Dd tbelr daacttt.r-tn-law ·~~l:lrt:~· The 1Fbole Barbara. We bad tbe pleasure to be .-ted n tte feellDc of wtth JO Vat Robtlt -"Ltada (~ .. -.,.,...
."".illllijfill.tliliilt-.ttb ~~ u uai~Wlt dlredor a&. UDinr.al Sl»4'ot ale., n . 'Dntnt l&ld. After all, 'that 1923 to 19Sl ••• He wu al80 dl.netor
bd Well wll sprtac of the Deflne some lS or more pictllres IDd 11111 maiD-
famUy lUe. talns an oftlce in Coroaa del Mar. H1l wtle
Haweoi8c• eoottnued wUh telepbooe mes-Jay was ID Beverly Hills aDd unable to be
.,.. direct• to Andy oo stage ••• frteods with blm.
like AnD Blyth Richard Arlen Gene Autry P.S. EYeD Docte (Mra. DeYloe) turned out
aDd otbers. It • wu Chester L~uck (Lum of to be 111 autocflllh collector. Their Yery
Lam &Dd Abner) whO made tbis possible good hieod of lq staodlnc, Lea Adams of
Norris Goff (Aboer) was oo hand to recall Lubock, Texaa, sent a CGPY of"stacecoacb,"
Ute early days. The Goffs are loncttme which he hoped would be aatogn.pbtd by
periOilll frieda of Andy and Dogie. George Andy, John Wayne and lonly Cla.lre TreYor
Lewla (atarnd tn "Collectan")cameuptrom ••• She nenr dld cet that book stcned
Ruello santa Fe, wlth MUburn stooe (Doc tbat lllght anyway. Mr. Adams also HDt
of "<luumoke"). memonbUla posters, lOOby displays, play-
Bob Hope had trted to make tt ••• Andy boards, or whatever they are called • • •
wu tn Bob's Yery ftrlt picture. Cba.rUe aDd 80 eoded tbe birthday celtbratloo of L~ aoDOUDCer of TV •s ''Truth or con-celebrity Aody DeYI.oe, ., eodelred to hearts s~~•." added b1.l blt ••• Mooty Moo-of all, wttb tbe afterclow attn clowlDC.
AMDY DIVINE
DOGIE CEVIM E
JO v•M RO~KLE
(PhoiOs ~ B~rls)
-HIW-NH Chamber moves office
Ao annlversuy tea, eele-
bratJnc the 7th birthday and
charter or the Costa Mesa
Memorial HospltaJ Aui.Ulary
wW be held Wednesday,Oct.
ZZ, from 1 to 3 p.m. in tbe
bospltal community room at
301 VIctoria St.
SeYeo years ago 22 women
estabUahed the group and
adopted the motto, "Senice
PROGRAM FOR
DISABLED KIDS
A new procram for de-
nlopmeotally dia.bled
eblldreo and their pareota
la startlAg for the Newport
Beach-Laguna area. Called
tbt "Early inteneotJoo pro-
cram," It Is primarUy aimed
at children liP to 5 y•rs
of age who reside at hOme,
according to M.aryAan Ford,
1 group leader who had betll
working wtth a pUot program
in fullerton for Nortb Or-
ange County famWes.
Parets wbo suspect tbetr
YOUOC cblldren may be de-
•elopmentally delayed or
dtabled may ))in the pro-
cram lor ldeotlflcattoo 111d
part&ctpatJoD lD 111 el(bt week
.,lJ .. " .... procram.
Tbt prornm 1s apooaored
at DO COlt toatttndJJicfamU-
1., by the Early !nte"eotJoo
foundatioo, a DOD-profit or-
p.aJ.uUoo. The procram w1ll
be operated on a nrst come,
ftrst se"ed basis by request
of the JlmUy.
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at oooo Oct. 22.
According to Llllda Gro-
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From
HARBOR TRAVEL
PAUL RYCKOFF.
LUCERNE IS SWITZERLAND -Lucerne isSwiturlaDd's sta.Ddard ofUVin«inEurope
pictureboolt city. Situated and Lucerne reflecu tbls.
oo tbe shOreoftbe majestic And ti you are looldnc for
Lake Lucerne at the foot some excellent purclllsea
ot the Alps, Lucerne em-lo Europe, doo't fortet that
bodies all that ls tradJ-Swtt.zerland offers tbt
Uooally Swiss: antique cheapest prices i.D Europe
coYered footbridges, an In-for otber COUDtrtes' clotb-
ternational Music festtnl, lng, notably the ltallaD and
darl.nc cable car ascents Frencb well-IIDowo labe ...
to Alpine peaks, nower-Lucerne is Switzerl&Dd at
d~lted fouotat.os and tts best in all respects.
squares.
• • • There is 111 lnf1nite
nrtety of "What wUl we
do today'?" This is a city For all rourtnnlDetdl
ttat tempt• yo. to llnger -airl.IDe tic~ c~
for hours in the shops of Club Un1YII'M a.Dd other
the old city, to speod an tours. botel ruernt~
entire day in tbe ma"elous eu reota.ls or completely
Werltsmuseum. Tbls ls the pla.aDed busiDess or nca-
Swtss tBnsport musew:o Uon trips, pl.,. S*M
that ls oouldtrelt one of or dNf ._... •
te. most fa8Cwati.Dc at. llMtBO~~'-.. .. tractions in E11rope. Doo't S4d '\'•' · • !C~
miss·u. Buell.
It's nice to kDoW tlat Pbooe 675-llll.
Swtturland t.. tbe b!cbest Let u show JOG tbe worldt
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,._,OCT. II, IIIII c:oaa ..... CAL.
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of the· Good Sb1p Gnc:e
Selec1ions From Reeen1 Haven or Rcsc Broadcuts
Columbus, Personal Testimony
1bt followina quotadons are translated f'rom
the flfteenth ce~~tury Spanish of the introduction
to the "Book of Prophectn:• written by
Columbus.
"At a very early age I began to sail upon the
ocean. For more than forty years, I have sailed
nerywhere that people go.
"I prayed to the moat merciful Lord about my
heatC's great desire , and He gave me the spirit
and the. intelliaence few the task: selfarina.
astronomy. geometry, arithmetic. skill in draft-
ing spherical maps and placinJ COtTeC'tly the
cities, rivers, mountains and ports. I aJso studied
cosmology, history. chronology and philosophy.
"It was the Lord who put into my mind (I could
feel Hi s hand upon me) to sail from here to the
Indies. All who heard of my project rejected it
with laughter. ri(!iculing me:. There is no ques·
tion that the inspiration was from the: Holy Spirit.
because he comforted me with rays of manelous
illumination from the Holy Scriptu~. a strong
and clear testimony from the Old Testament.
from the Gospels. and from the Epistles of the
blessed Apostles. encouraging me continually to
press forward . and without ceasing for a moment
they now encourage me to make haste.
"Our Lord Jesus desired to perform a very
obvious miracle in the voyage to the Indies. to
comfort me a nd the whole people of God. I spent
stven years in the roya l court. discussing the
matter with mo.n y persons of great reputation
and wisdom in all the arts: and in the end they
concluded tha t it was all foolishness, so they gave
it up. But since things generally came to pass that
were predicted by our Saviour Jesus Christ. we
should also believe that this particular prophecy
will come to pass. In support of this, I offer the
gospel text. Mauhew 24:25, in which Jesus said
that all things would pass away. but not his
marvelous Word. He also affirmed that it was
necessary that all things be fulfilled that were
prophesied by himself a nd by the prophets.
"I said that I would state my reasons: I hold
alone to the sacred and Holy Scriptures. and to
th~ ifrttrpr(ta~y gi¥4Hl ~ unain-
...... l,..
"It is pos\ible that thCKe who see thts book will
accuse me of being unlearned in literature. of
heing a layman and a \ailor. I reply with the
.,..ord'> of Matthew 11 :25: 'Lord . because thou
ha~t hid th~e things from the wise and prudent.
and ha'>t revealed them unto babes.'
"The Ho ly Scripture testifies in the Old TeMa-
mcnt hy the prophet\ and in the New Testament
hv our fh·dct'nH·t Je\u~ Christ . that this world
mu~t t·omc tu an e nd . The signs of when th i~
mU\1 happen arc l!tivcn h~· Matthew, Mark and
Luke. Th(· prophet' aho prediC"ted many thing'
<~bout it .
"Our redeemer Jesus Christ said that before
the end of tht" wt1rld al l thing-. mu\t C"o me to pass
that had bct·n written by the prophets.
"The pwphct' wn11e in various ways. Isaiah is
the unt mu\1 prai'ed b~ Jerome. Augustine and
-.
by the other theoloa\ans. ney aU say that Isaiah
was not only a prophet, but an cvanaeJist u well.
Isaiah 1oe5 Into J'UI detail In describln& futuf.e
events and in ut1ina all people to our holy
('atholic faith.
"Mosc of the proph«ies of Holy Scripture have
been fulfilled already . . .
''I am a m05t unworthy sinner, but I have cried
out to the Lord for grace and mercy, and they
have CO¥ered me completely. I have found the
sweetnt consolatKm since 1 made it my whoie
purpose to enjoy His marvetous presence.
''For the execution of the journey to the Indies
I did not make use of int~lli~nce. mathematics
or maps. It is simply the fulfillment of what
Isaiah had prophesied. All this is what) desire to
write down for you in this book:'
Columbus, II is Motivation
The Book ofProphn:ies. written by Columbus,
was a careful compilatio n of all th~ teachings of
th~ Bible on thr subject of the earth, distant
lands. seas, population movements, undis-
l'Overed tribes. prophecies of the future spread of
the Gospel throughout the whole world, prophe-
cies of trawel Mtwft!n distant places, prophecies
oft he end of the world and the establishment of
th~ earthly kingdom of Jesus Christ as King of
kings a nd lord of lords.
Columbus' entire world virw was firmly
groUndtd updn 'th'ese biblical teachings about
g~ogr.iphy atld''HcJiultOtbiY, He believed especial-
ly in the prophecies concerning tht' climu of
world history and the personal mum of the
Lord Jaus Christ. He believed that Christ's
return and the formation of His universal king-
dom could not take pia~ until all natlons and
tribes of the distant isles had been evangcliztd.
Only th~n could the promised new age come into
he in g .
Columbus beli~ved that hi s own name. given to
him in holy baptism. was a special sign that God
had pr~destinated him to be the evangelist
(Christophores-Christ·bearer) who would open
up the unreached tribes of the "distant isla" to
the-saving knowledge of the Gospel of the Lord
Jesus C hrist. He believed that the Holy Spirit had
gi\·en him special assistance in understanding
both the-Scriptures and the sciences of navigation
and geography required for his life's mission.
1r ~ W. IPPAID, D.O.
Aatcittl Pe .. llllr II Mew Talq I I
,..... no hflcei'Sa•FnlfJ', lldlra ~ nn ~ t'la. ...
'10M ••cNIISTIAM •lACON,** COLLI~IIWOD-,
(CONTIMUIO 'lt.OM LA IT Will) . no..,.,.ot_
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-.. lib. ounoly tbll. Thou ....
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Do.~ other commandiMII.t JPiler tbaa -·· Vei'ICII lt-31 of our IMblk:al tell
-· .... mnutiblo ....., or,_ 10 tbo ocrlbo"o quOIIIon coacomJna U,.
The Model Preacher
••tHE EVANGEL,"" iloz 15, Lar ... Fla.
By Or. Gao. H. Gilmer
Christ Is the model preacher. We would do well to Imitate Him. The offlcet~
who once came to arrest Him reported uyin1: "'ttever man IPike like this man" (John 7:45). It Is said of the conareptlon pthered In the IYI\IJOIUe at C.per.
naum: "And they were astonished at his c:foc:triM, for he taulht them n one
that had authority, and not as the scribes" (MI;rtc 1azi. All mlnlslerl and teacher~
would do well to study Christ's methods of teaehina. What was It tNt ...... Him
such marvelous power? He is the Son of God of course. Thllt Is the pneral answer. He had the power of the Spirit And He says to us: "Ye shill recefw
power after that the Holy Ghost is come up youn (Acts l18). We, n His wltneSMS, may have the power. of the Spirit
There are three things that made Christ's pruchina model to which to call your anention in this article.
1. His pr.achln& was SCiti""RAL
I wish
He made the Bible (The Old TesUmtnt of course) the bresil of all Hli teach-Ina. He quoted it many times. Indeed all His tuehinas was baed on the Blbl ..
He never departed from it. He reli..:l absolutely upon the Word. He knew that the Holy Spirit uses the Word In the conversion and satvatlon of souls. 1 do not
know that He ever uses anythina else. "Preach the Word"' Is the Hoty Spirirs
injunction to Timothy thrOOKh Paul. And He says .. All scripture 11 ~ven by In-
spiration of God, alld Is profitable." Note that it Is scripture that 11 protrtabl ....
It Is the Word. It was Christ's fidelity to the Word that made His PfUChlrc
powerful. He often said: "It is written"'-"the scripture must be fulfilled"' _ "the
scripture can not be broken," Get your Bible and see how many times Christ
quoted from the scriptures in His preachi~tJ-One of the mo1t useful pfNChen
I know of is often referred to by those who listen to Him as "thl Bible preacher,"
After preaching for a half a century and to more than fifty thouund people
) witness to the fact that it is scriptural preachina that reaches and blesses
the people.
Z. Christ's pruchint was EXPOSITORY
He explained the scriptures. He brought out their meaning. He did It In a
most marvelous way. He was a perfect student of the Bible. -He came to His own town Na!areth, w"nt into the synaaoiUt!, took up the book and explained its meaning to the people. It was true e11pository pn!ac:hina.
Such preachmg is difficult, but by far the most effective when well done. Much
of the Old Testament deals with prophecy. I use the word in the restrictive sense
to mean the foreteUm1 of the future. Note how often Christ said In His tNChlna: "That it might be fulfilled." He was eJ~plaining prophecy, No proof of the in-
•pl<ation of the Bible~ mqr.•,satii(XiA&,.thaJI,.lvi.IUlO<I .. PI"Pf!<f'l', Chrjsl ... PI.Itwl, to the people hoW the 014 'Testl'1'het'tt ''propnt!~~'V~Weril be1n1 fuJfH!tiO. AM He
referred to mil"' athef5 yet. to'-berfafffHed.'•He ... itf'.4Ando•MW itl ..... l~ before it come to pass. that when it Is come' to ,. ... )'t mi-"'t btll~ ... -(John --
14:20). Many preachers ignore the injunction ,Desptse not prophesyinp., (I Thes.s.
5:20). Perhaps they do not know prophecy. Perhaps, they think it can not be known,
Try and see. Make a study of •t even if "much stuf1Y.ina is a weariness of the flesh." Many people are crying for this kind of exposrtory prNchina,. 1 have had
them bea me to explain propf'lecy to them, It requires much study but is abso-
lutely COI'I'Wincing when done. Study Christ's method and see how He did it.
l. Chrlst's pruchlnr was EYANQELICAL
He exhorted men to be saved. He uraed them to come to Him as the only
way. "Come un.to me" He cried to the sin-burdened men 1nd women of His day. He had a pass•on for lost souls. He preached to them In aroups. He soul&ht them
and. won them singly. His mission was to sr~e, His name WIS Jesus. which means
Savtour. Shortly before He went back to the Father He passed the mission on
to us. He said: "Go ye into all the world and preach the aospel to every creature."
The aospel Is the Jood nft'l of thrift tht only Sntlvr frwm sin. If we pruett
the ltnptl our pr ... chlna must be n•npliC81. Wt must win aouts .. Chrtll .,
our pruchi"! Is vain. I can not undefltlnd how a pructter can p • wMI• ,..,, or mo,., an not win a soul to Chrltt.
The cryi ng need of the hour is evangelism. Men do not need so much the
little moral essays that are read, or recited, from some of our pulpits. They nelld
Christ and him crucified. That is wtlat Paul preached. And he was the arqtest preacher of all time except Christ
. Christ and ~aul were both evanplical. Their sermons were scriptural, ex-
~ltory1 evanaehcal. we often hur that church attendance is fallinc off. 1 think
tt is domg so. But our evanpliCII preachers are still t\1\'int: aood conareptlons.
We hear the unsaved are not attencUn1 church. It is Jrue. And they ten me they do not attend because they do not heM the ppel.
The Sublime F11ith of Job ,, IIOEl SM/1N I MEMORIZE
~BIBLE VERSE
EACH WEEK l"fi:OM l.t.'TIST IIIli! TllltUMI!, IP'IliMG"I!lD, MO.
(COHTINU£0 ,llOM LAST WI!I!IO
IJJYBOOY WHO HAS read Dr. Frandtco't book 11
not aurpnaed to hear him NYinl tha~ thl' "evidence
SftRUI to favor the late date for the book."
The l'videnr:e dGe~ not favor a late c:S.te -juat u
the l'Vidence doea not favor a late date for the Five
Booka of Moen. Anybody who hat taken the trouble
to uamine the evldenc1 lrnowa lhat neither the Boob
of M~s or the Book of Job can be pwdwd down
to 50me \ate date. Smith'• Bible Dictionary ia eerta.in-
ly 1tandard authority. Listen to It;
"It is proved (Ewald, Kenan, Sehlotlmann, and Ko.-
i&rtln) that there is a radkal ddferen~ betwftn tiM>
ArllnaiSJJ\11 of the later Hebn• writlnp and tho.
found in the book of Job. 1barr latter are, 1t'ithout
an ru~tion, 1uch u characwrize the antique and
hi1hly pcMtk -'Yle; they OCCVJ" in parta of the hnta,..
tt"uch, in the Sonc of Deborah., in the ~ I'Uim..
and in the Sonc of Solomon. all of whicb an DOW
admitted even by tM ablnt ntionaliltlc critb to be
lmOI1I' th" l"M'Ueat IIDd purat proluetk:IM of a.t.r.w
littnlut'l. So lu M atJ upm~nt '*' be draWb fnllll
idlomatie ptCUiiariUn, It may be na-deotlM a ..-ttlecl
polnt dwt u,. boo.k -.. writwn '--befot:t the e:dle;
whU. thl"re .JI u.o.tu•l7 ftOtb1nc 10 ,..... a .._ .._ thM tN Pltntatlueh, or ...,. tbaM J*'1a of lbe ,_.._.
teuch whleh app.ar to beJonc to tt.. ~~
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compeet. .cnorou. • tM
and at U..S... ruaed, ret ..,_.,.....__
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probably of other MUoN with wham he hMI e:ir:tan-
aive int.ercouJW, aacl in whoae ph.Uoaoph7 he II Np-
po..d, not trithout pod f\&MOI\, to b... tabb dMp
lnm.t ...,. 1o the datrtmant of hil ~ prtDd-
p'"; while theM swo•wba whieh he inv.nted hla.lf
would • a -ttiiT of ~ be alit 1.n tha ....,. llllltt-
rical form IDCI tab aa ~ ~.
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he-aakl, Thu. shalt thou .. ,. unto the chUdnD. d.
brMl, I Ali Mth •nt 1M unto )'OU."-&a.oclu. 1:1.11.
M08D PUVD "DCVa..PPD"' that .ubUDe W.
of God. Mo.u MWr lOt that kSu from h.il en'fltoo-
mmt. He tot It b7 dlreet NVelatton from God.
And, to make tha eritk:s Ueh and ~~~:nkh all 1M
moN, MoMa aot that kl• from God 11 1klal to hD
from a bwulnc aorubby d....n buah.
Suppoae you plllh l.ha date of koch• dow& to &oao.-
"""'· Dtd 8oJomon .v.r ha'" u ualted • ,..... pdon ol
God M Moan MelT Did nen JoGa l.ha a.pu,tT Yeu
.atve no hMk: que&Uon b)' 11'71111 • pwil the ....
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................. ~~ I
0 0 0 c...,_
-late ••• -....... -r."-·~·~~~ ..... _ ... ...,, ................ Iller __ _.. •t• •••• t •• .............. _ _,. ....
The Two Great • • 0
..... .,._._laid ... -'
........ to ....
........ ...... llld ...... , ...
•I• ••••• ..,_ IICiiftoe, .,_ .............. ____ 10_ ,.. ,.,._,11 --·or lbo t.w.llolt or ... ............................. ......,
_..... ob!IP-... l.onlllid aot
awonl.llodaolarodlollollllcdo.S
.....,.. blm lo ,.. lllda -·_,.10
.. -............ Ia ... Q!!OINdl
... -· IIW lba lbloi tbol.roolb" JMttfn, il aoc outward rttt but"tblllcJw
..cl COftiiCraUoa of the lllart. AI
""""'"'" with .... Jodollol -pncticod ud ...... by .... Rabllll. tbla
,.. m ............ new'llawoftoiJcloa.
Tho Jews· had exalted the eel'fmOftill· It
.... ·-or .... 11101&1. 1lloy bad
dtbod -· ond -and ......... ond ......loci juodco~ mercy. oad 1Mb.
1-,_IOred tbo 11101&1 ohllpl""' 10 Ill
·-place .. d left ., ............. ondnly oul or llOCOUftl" (ef. I. 0 .
Jon•, ""1bcr Golpel koordtna to St.
Mott" 1n A o..ot~oo~~~ eo..,..,,.,.
1919. Vol. Ill. pp. 170. 171).
'Be R11p a •• ol ta. We
Ia lilad< 12:32. 33 M NOd: "And
the ICribe tlld unto him, W.u, Muelr,
tbou but laid the truth: for there il o.
God, UMI there il aone OU.. but he:
and 10 1 ... blm wttb oil tbe heart. ond
-... tbe ............... md llltb ...
tbo ooul. lad wltb oil lhe -..... oad
10 low bio neial>l>out u ..._.f. II more
tUG all whole burat-offefintl and --.··
Venn 32, 33 at forth the serlbe's
respoMe to ~· comprehensiYO
........,. of lbe .......... ICCOrdiJla IO o. ... ,_,..,. 6:4. S; Le-.ttleuo 19:18.
"1ht seribe's answer it m1de of
qwtatioftl from the prophets which
eull the moral OYer the ceremonial law
(I'U. 51 :16; Hot. 6:6 ; Mle. 6:6-3). Thot
eeremon.ill law il now abropte~d, but
the moral law a Jnus quoted Jt from
·t~r•·or.r·,.......,., II IIIII of UJliomul
application. The ICribCI's enthllliutk:
appreciation of Jaua' answer, and our
Lord•s repty, are recorded by Marti: only,
and 1ft extremely Mterest.ltna. The
u sc:dbt's . .tcniratkJK• we f'lideatl)" •quite ............... ..w,... s.,.. ......... dde or J&liljl ........... ..,._lliin .o ....
001 of the order of t..c:~Mn; bll ..W...
ia really an ~D~W~r to tbl qYeltioa of
tho dapulolloa liom tbe Sottboclrio. lla
wordl teem to imply that aome of the
sc:rtbel .. ,. bepnnina to udentiDd DOt
......,.. our Lord"• leocbinJ oboul lbe
'Pirilllll -• of lho law. IDd lbe
dlfl'.,.ce betwlen its ~ce and
ac:c:i4ents, but allo that there was a
cliotlDct 'l)'mpalby bel_, tho ldau of
JCIUI and thoet of thCI paW prophets.
He (tbe ocribel ,._. oil lhlo wtlb
e&mea•-and npld eloquence. He
--.... flni.Crulll of -or the lOCI of the Pbarbees who afterwards
-....· (ef. 1bomoo II. UndiiO)I, Til<
G-' Am>n1int to St. Mft. 1883. pp.
191. 199) .
n.t~ofJ-
la llork 12 :34-mel: "And .......
hall .... that he aaaw.red tlbcre.tly.
be llid unto him, 1bou art not far from
the kiqdom of God . And eo man lfter
that dum • him any question." This
ftf1e ,.._ the ltliWel' of Jm. to the
-· or .... ocribe. .,., llooter
daduod tbat tho ocribe bad .........
wtooly, or ~-· He tblll am blm a "aile ...._, "You .,. not fu liotn
.... ....... m or God." Did .... IICribe •m. or wallt ....,, u did lbo ttdl
,._. Nlort II Ia not·lmowo. All tbal
Ia lold Ia tbal IMU had now lliloaeod oil !lo . _.... 1lloy had .. .....
qe~ to Ilk" (ct . ...,. Earle, nw
G,..t A........, "' Mri. 1957. p.
149). •
..
LIOAL MOTICI
FlCTmOOSB~
!tAME STATIUIPT
Tile IDllowilll penoo Ia
dotlli buiDtu u: IIYIM B.uiiiBc ... ,. .., Sea-
...... CorcadeUiu; IZU5:
nat. Tbomu F&Jueo. liS!
S..vtn, Corona del Mar,
SlaP ffCIIC)C*, ~. 148Sl ,..., ltd., lnt!M, ~
bU flnt·"tl' toll c"""'-~ tbl lilt IDIIII&1
.,....._. •• • ~ at lniDe Cout CCJ1ab1 Cltlb wltll a
I pd I rictory Oftr BW R!lttr, rtcM. ot Jtnport
Httpta. ICCC .,...as.t WoodJ Smltb, left, awardl tbt
TbomU W. R_,..._ IMI'DOrtal tnpby to ScbooD for
llb 6118. {Rtell ....... pboto.)
Cal. 9HZ$.
Tb.U blaalDHila cordlcttd II.B. BUILDII& .PERMffS LIGAL MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSilfFJm
N.AJIE ST ATEME.NT
Tbe roUOtrlnc penoa la
doln( business u: Pipers
Place, 2101 E. Cout ftlcb·
ny, CDM 9Z62S: Tbomu
Katampes, 11M2 Carraua
Ln., H.B. Cal.
Tbta bastneuta CODdacted
by an 1Dclltld'llal.
Stpect. Thomu Kat-sampes.
This statemeat fts ftled
wlth tbe County Clerk o10r-
ance COIIDtJ Oct. 6, 19'15.
PubHsb: Oct. 9, 16, 23,
30, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Enllp. F -48429
-I,.!GAL MOTICI
bJ u JDdlvldi&J. Oetober IMdldlac cot ott
SlpMd:: D< T. Falueo. to a _.... 1taJt to .H.-port
Thla statemut waa ftled ....... -1/1 wtlb tbe Cowatt Clerk ofOr-B~b, with Of.r .,.. nilllloD ta permtta ~
up CoaatJ Stslt. 22, 1975. dariDc tbe Grit week. Major
Pllblllb: Sept. 15, Oet. 2, ltem ,.. a • atory omce
t, 16, 19'75, 1D tbe Newport batlcttac Dl&r tbe Airport.
Harbor Eutcn. r ·47950 valaed at $1.9 mlDJoD.
LIGAL MOTIC_. FoUowtac permlta, ftlaed
FICTITIOUS BlTstNESS at $5,000 ud OYer, were
NAME STATEMENT iHUed:
1 &a • AlRPORT AREA Tbe follow 01 persoo Kon Ceoter Newport, 4150 dotJII basiDess as: R. S. M.
Auoelates, 1ZO Emenld, Voo Karmu, 4 ltory oftlee
Balboa Ia. 92662: Raymond bulldb!C lbell, $1,967,160.
~=:.tt;Ia&~~ Emerald, I.UAL MqTICi,
Tb.1s batdoess is ccodUcted FICTITIOUS BU'SINESS
by ID IDdlvldual. NAME STATEMENT
Stped: Raymood Roth-Tbe follo'tJIDc persoo Is
!elder. d tr... bu lDe c This statement was flied o-. 1 18 as: oo-
FICTJTIOUS BUSINESS wUb tbe r _..._ Clerk of Or. Uneotal L1mltect. 16&46
NA .. ,. STATEurouT _,.._1 Su-rloat St., Fowatain Val-..u:. JnLn angt County Aug. 25, 1975. ..-Tbe follow~G~ p.rson.s ue Publisb: e~~. 25, Oct. 2, ley, Ca. 92708: Robert
d i _ _. .. __ .. •-....,.,. Cbarle• McMaboa, 16646 o nr uult....-as: Aero w-9, 16, 1975, In tbe Newport terlors, 19531 Airport Way Harbor Ensign. F _.7097 Suprloal St., Fouotaln Val-
So. ¥8, Santa AD&, Ca. 92707: ley, Ca. 91708.
Lanny A. Broden, Z400Z L IGAL MOnCI Tills buslnessla cooducted
La Chiquita, MJ.alon VIejO, FICTffiOlTS BUSINESS by an ladiYtdllal.
Ca. 92653; Miclael A. Me-NAME STATE ME NT Sl(ned: Robert Charles
Dooough, 158! Pepsus, The lollowlng person ls McMahon.
Santa Ana, Ca. 92707; Grec-do1Dc boalness as: Aqua This statement was rued
ory L. HelD, 25302 Earhart Muace Special Offer, 224-4 •tth tbe County Clerk otOr-
Rd., Lquoa HUla, Ca. 92653. Alta Vista Dr •• Newport Bch. anre County Oct. 10, 1975.
• NEWPORT HEIGHTS
R I& F Coastructloo Co., z story daplex, 3205 Clay
st.~Ul9QOO.
• BAY SHORES
Louts E. Scott, altentloa,
2561 Circle 'Dr., $'7 .400.
Doaald J. Stnp, addJtlon, naa Bayabore Dr., $30,000.
Wtutam Bo1lbart, add and
alter, U61 BQare Drive,
$'7 ,000.
• CORONA DEL MAR
Dr. Earl Brady, addition,
3700 E. CoastRwy.,$17,200.
• llDO ISLE
JobD Clar~ adc11tlon, 117
Vla lTDC!Ine, ~.422.
• H.ARBOR VIEW
Mike Fisher, additlon at
1718 Newport Hills Drtve
West, $1Z,OOO.
• NEWPORT
L1do SbJpyard, 900 Lido
Park Dr., fire spri.Dklers,
$1Z,OOO.
Wallace Smith. adc11tloo at
15ZS W. Balboa. $33,600.
• BIG CANYON
Dr. Rlee, 7 Deerwood Ln.,
Z ltory, 1 story d'!Jelllng,
$315,000.
RusaeU Pang, 3 Burntog
Tree Rd., % story, 1 unit
dftUIQg, $1 98,000.
This bustneastacoadllctect 92660: J. R. Wiggle, ame. Publish: Oct. 16, 23, 30,
by a general partDershlp. Thla baaiDesslacooducted Nov. 6, 1975, 1ll tbe Newport COMMUNITY SERVICE
Stped: M~cha,tl A. Me-by.m18cS1v!PL. Harbor Enslen. F-48578 LUMOtEON PROGRAM
Donouth. Siped: J. R. Wiggle. L!GAL MOnel James H. Park, manager
Tills statement was ftled This statement ns ftled of the Corona del Ma.r of-
•Uh the County Clerk ofOr. 'lJltb the County Clerk ofOr-FICTITIOUS BlTSINESS flee ot Western FedenlSav-
ange County Oct. 6, 1975. UC• Cocmty Sept. 19, 1975. NAME STATEMENT lngs, anoou.ocu a new com-
Publish: Oct. 9, 16, 2S, Publls~ Sept. 25, Oct. 2, The following person ls muntty sentce lU.Dcheon
30, 1~5,.,,&p~~ tr ~VtiG,d•~ln tbe N~ <i6lnll'>M~eis b;'QOOkS~ · PI"'CftD\ ct.stped to assist Ha~ fiM'e,., -Lt. , !.u_,......._illdp. F ~~ ••i'-.~Aa~IOt11~.t'~ ..S ebaritable L•cAL ..011ca'-· · LIUi MOnel A•e.; Balboa tetand, ca. groap. Ill tbelr flmd ratstng
FtcTMiOlTS BUSINESS 9266!: Barbara R. Plumley, actt•tttes.
NAME STATEMENT FlCTITIOlTS BUSINESS 2Z8 lris , Corona del Mar, These luncheon facWUes
NAME STATEMENT Ca. 92625. are natlable on Tuesdays,
ThE' follOY(Jiig persou are The followlDg person 1s This business ls ~cted Wednesdays and Thurdys
doing business as: Oruce doi.Da bust.Dess as: Phil's by an IDdlvidual. and can ~ arranged for
County IDflatablt Boats, SUO SDack and Tbt.Qgs, 2306-1/2 Sl(Ded: Barbara R. Plum-25 to 32 people.
VIa ()porto, Sulte 6, Newport Oeean Froot, Newport Beacb ley.
Beach ~663: Mlcbael 92660: ~ campllooco, This statement ns ftltd CITY EMPLOYEE ART
Twombly, 106 Z9tb st., New. 6252 Comstock, Wbittler, with the County Clerk otOr-SHOWN IN CITY HALL
port Beach, Calli. 92&63; CaUl 90601. ange County Sept. 29, 1975.
Sharon Evus, WPI'olpect, Tbts boainesslscooducted Publish: Oet. 2, 9, 16,
Newport Beach 9!MS. by u IDdlrtcDJ. Stcned: 23 1975 tn the Newport
Tbts bustnesslscondueted Phllllp J. Campllcqo. . Ha'rtor E~atgn. F -48159
by i limited permersb:Jp. Th18 statement was filed
Stped: Michael Twombly. wttb tbe County Clerk ofOr-
Tbls statement was ftled ance County Sept. 19, 1975.
with tbe County Clerk ofOr-Publlah: Sept. 25, Oct. 2,
ange County Oet. 6, 1975. 9, 16, 1975, in the Newport
Publlsb: Oet. 9, 16, 23, Harbor Eutp. F -47939
30, 1975, in tbt Newport
Harbor Ensl(n. · F -48400 L IGAL MOTICI
LIOAL MOTICI FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
FICTIT10US BUSINESS The followlog peraoo ls
NAME STATEMENT cSoinl business as: Ski-Hi,
The foUowtnc penoo Ia Z928 Cliff Dr., Newport
doing buslnesa as: Ambaa-Beach. cat. 92660: Michael
sador Foods. 2600 CeotnJ c ... Dr N Ave., Ne-rt Belch 1107: Muller, Z9Z8 1"" ., ew-
--port Beach. Cal. 92660. Joel Lee Dauley, 717 Lido This bu81ness Is coodUcttd
Park Dr., 152, Newport by an IDdtYldual.
Beaen 926$3. u u Tbls bulneaslsconcllleted &aped: Mlcbael u er. Thll atattmeat .... meet
by S~I'~C::\ ... Daalty. With tbt County Clerk of Or.
Thll stattmtot was CUed UCt County Sept. 29• 1~5•
'lJlth \be Couoty Clerk oiOr-~l~b: Oet. Z, 9• ll, !3, •-e c-..... Oct. 6, l9'7S. 1Wl!i, lAthe Newport Harbor ~~ YWMJ En~ P-411'7 PubUstr. Oet. v, 1a, n,
so, 1975, In tbe Mewpert LIGAL MOTICR
Harbor EnalcD. F ·4M2'7 FICTITIOUS BUSIHESS
NAME STATEMENT
The fohowiac per100 la
dotoc badDeu u: Aqua-
. Aero llallmum Security,
l7M1...1 Sty Part CU'de,
ln'tDt, Ca. 9270'7: lote D.
Btellalan. 14 Palma Lant,
N.-port Beach. Ca. 92MO.
1'bil buataesa ll condacted
by o bdftdllaL
SiCMd: Joe. D. Bile ..... .
Tlda at.mtat ... flled
wttb tM CoutJ Clertt afOr. uc• C..tJ Stpt. It, 19'75.
Jell* Oct. a, t, ae,
II, lt'IS, Ia tM NnpoJt
llaltiOr l• 1p. r...-tu . iliiil•iii ' ...
L IGAL MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The follow\nl pereoa ls
dotnc business as; Jebeo,
1706 Port Westbclar'M
Place, Newport ~cb. Call-
romla 92660: JobD Edward
Babyak, 1706 Port West-
bourne Place, Newport
Beach, Callfofllla 9!660.
Thls bus.lness is C'OOdlcted
by an indtvldual.
Slgned: Johll Edward Bab-
yak.
This statement ftS ftlecl
wlth the Co110ty Clerk otOr-
ange County Sept. Z9, 19'75.
PubUsb! Oet. 2, 9, 16,
23, 19'15, In lM Newport
Hatbor Eulp. F -4C1
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST A TEIIIEBT
The tollowi.Dc peraoa Ia
dolnc bualne11 ac NtwDOrt
Cinema Sy•ma. 211-A
Cedar Sttett, Newport
Beach. Caltlonla tiiiQ:
Kenoetb Cbarl•RJeii.Zll-A
Cedar street. Newport
B•cb, Ca11Jordl 92eU.,
Tbia bu&JDIU ta CODdlctlld
bJ u IDctttktii&L
S&ped: Kta.tb Rich.
Thla ltatemtllt •• fUect
wttb tbl CoaltJ Cleft CIIOt-
up COIUIIJ Stclt. t. 1t7S.
Pllbllab: ~ IS, Oct. I,
9. a. 1175, Ia tM .......
Hutlor lulcL F...,ftl
LIIAL MDTICI
FETJTI)OI Bt&tiW
KAME ITATillllft n. IDOIWIIr ..-..
.... h hill .. AA.A
Ladlsla• Reday, chairman ot tbe Ne.-port Beach Arts
Commlsslon, announces the
second annual rlty em-
ployees show LD Clty Hall,
cootiJialng through Oct. 31.
Tbe display lnclud<>s pho-
tography, ntercolors, ons,
collages, etcblngs, wood
cant.Dg, •eavtng, stitchery,
crapblte pencll, cenmlc
manls, needlecraft, stained
class and sculpture.
The Parks, Beaclles and
Recr•tioo Commlsston ls
repnAOted by Evelyn Hart
wttb wood ca~. Newport
Beaeb PlaJm1oc Commts-
stooer Ray Williams has col-
lac• oo display. CUy Man-
acer Robert L. Wynn's teen-
ace daucbter is showing
oeedlecraft, "H.amburger. ''
LIGAL MOTIC!
FtCTITIOlTS BUSINESS
NAME STATE ME NT
The followtor person Is
dolnc business as: Trt
Couuty Rooftoc Company,
418 Femleaf AYe., Corona
del Mar i2625: Theodore B.
Dai"Dll, 418 Feml•f Ave.,
Co.,_ del Mar, Ca. 926Z5.
Tb1J bulneu Is coodUcted
by u 18dit1dual.
SlcMd: Tbeodore 8. Dar-
all.
Tbis atatemeot 'IJIS tiled
wtua tbt Coety Clerk ofOr-
up c..u Oet. 10, 1175.
Plbl1lb: Oct. 11, n. 30,
Nw. t. 1175, 1D tbe .......,rt
IJaftor Eu.Ap. F -48579
LIULM01tCI
• SATURDAY, fEPT, 20 ••uo~waa--. from tbe uoloclr..s .....,.
at tM llomt of Sle¥• b-ILl. MOt R!Yer, Wttt Nft-
port, between 11 p.m. Se,pt.
1• Ud 9 a.m. Sept. 20 •••
Dorctby Elllabetll Plter, "·
of Zlto Park NfWPOrt ~
lhllb, was charced wlUI
lbopltiUoc at 10:15 a.m. at
Rlclard's Harbor Vtew
Market ••• Michael Ward
lllller, 32, ot 455 N. Nt'W-
port Blvd., Ne.-port Heights,
wu charged 'IJlth drt.'lnc
under the Influence ot al-
cohol at 2:50 a.m. In the
100 block of E. Coast Hwy ••
nea.r the bay bridge • • •
Ergun GecgU. 39, ofZ00-1/2
Pearl, Balboa Island, was
arrested at 1 p.m. at Agate
and S. Bay Front, Balboa
Island, on a warrant charg-
ing him with sleep~ LD an
automobile .•. Craig Bene-
dict Sweeney, 28, of 126
44th, West Newport, was
charged with being i.Dtoxt-
cated in an auto at 2:45
a.m. at 43rd and Seashore,
West Newport • . . John ~tephen Haip, 22, of 2017
N. Capella, Costa Mesa, was
charged with felony m2Y-
hem when police arrested
blm at 9:30 a.m. at Balboa
and 46th, West Newport •••
Someone broke Into the
apartment storage a rea at
Park Newport apartme-:ts
and took $700 In stereo sound
equlpmrnJt bebngtng to rest-
dent Ann Moritz, between
9 a.m. Sept. 10 and 6 p.m.
Sept. 20.
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 21
Richard Klingelhofer, 404
E. Edgewater, Balboa, re-
ported that an $800 plastic
paddleboat was stolen from
the private dock at hls home
between 8 p.m. Sept. 20 and
3:30 a.m. Sept. 21 •••
George Ruggard Ogntewsld,
48, of 3147 Canadian, Costa
Mesa, was charged with
driving under the lnlluence
of alcohol at 2 a.m. at 18th
and Newport, Central New-
port ••• Daniel Uvhan Roll,
44, of 1760 Pomona, Costa
Mesa, was charged wtthpub-
llc lntoxlcaUon at !l p.m.
at 31st and Lafayette, Can-
nery VUlage.
• MONDAY, SEPT. 22
Carl Arthofer reported 3
outside l~hts, valued at
$219, stolen from his home
at Z3ll Clllf Drlve, Newport
Helghts, between 5 p.m. Sept.
22 and 7 a.m. Sept. 23 •••
Je'tfelry valued at$1,012 was
burglarized from the home of
Barbara Hinegardner, 323
Alvarado, Balboa, between
Aug. 7 and 8:30 a.m. Sept.
22 .•• Mary Anne Green,
32 Harbor Island, reported
that ber 1975 Porsche auto
was stolen from betllnd her
garage between 4 p.m. and
11 p.m. Sept. 20 ... Jewelry
valued at $250 was stolen
from a bedroom of Roger
Alison's residence at 69
Linda Isle, hetween 7 p.m.
Sept. 21 and 7:30a.m. Sept.
22.
• TUESDAY, SEPT. 23
Ralph Wayne Watson, 66,
of 3503-1/2 Seashore, West
Newport, was charged with
driving under the lnfiuence
of alcohol 1t 10:45 p.m. at
33rd and Se~sllort' •.. James
Patrick Privette, 22, of 218
Colton, Ne~rt Soores, was
charged wltb driving under
tbe Influence of alcohOl at
7 p.m. in the 6000 block of
W. Coast Hwy., West New-
port . • . Two TV sets,
valued at $160, wert' burg-
larized from the home of
Betty Gourley, 416 Vlstl
Grande, the Bluffs, between
8 a.m. and 6 p.m. • • •
George Gregory Pryor, 19,
ot 2520 Ocean Blvd., Corona
del Mar, was arrested at
4 p.m. near the Corona del
Mar jetty and c-harged 'IJlUI
fleeing when llfeguards tried
to apprehend on a charge of
illegal surflng • • • Diane
Eug~oe Straeter, 47, of Z940
Quedada, the Bluffs, ns
clai'Jed wltb drlvtng UDder
the tnflueoce of alcohol after
pnllee lnYestlpted damap
doae to a nre h}'dnat o•r
hla bomt at a ~.m.
• WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ~
A typewrittr, ! caleala-
tors and &! tDCWtlfe clair,
.....................
troll ... a8lltlll ., wan. ,._. .. ar 1 ki1,UIO o.a. Wtait&ra; ... _
~to., ......... Ulll:11 a.m....._ M • • .II IC. cot alii._,......,_
wladcJw at ....,. •• lllllf at
Nl8 VJa OpodD, Udlt YU-
lafe. ..... lriOp,.a.lept.
21 ud t L ....... M_pried
Ol*l adllkdn.,.,.S ...
about M50 ...........
• 1'JIUIIR)AY, I&PT. II
Jollll AINit lloftl1 Jr.,
51, of 1101 llln-.r, Bel-
boa, wu clarpf ,. dJ1f-
I..Dc UDder tbe ~ of
aleobolat t:• a.m. atCout
Hwy. aDd Doftr, bay bride•
ar• ••• 1rriDe Bare, %301
Bayside, Coi'OIIl del Mar,
repol'ted ! SCUBA tuks,
valutd at tuo. atoleo from
an llllloeted abed .,.,.,.
10:10 a.m. Stpt. !5 aDd I
p.m. Sept. 28.
• FRIDAY, SEPT.!&
Tbomal HUary Albrittoa,
4'7, of 1961 F.UertaD, Co-
sta Mesa, was arnsted at
6 p.m. at bla res1deoce oo
a ctarce ofrestdtdial burg-
lary ••• Gary Lee Cuey,
21, of 200'7 Kewamee, lnlne
Ternce, was ctarged with
publtc lntodQUOD at 8:50
p.m. at 800 lntDe, Newport
Heights ••• Tbomu Ed'ward
Beck, Z1. of 940 lrvtne, Oak-
wood, surreodered at pollee
headquarters at 7:30 p.m.
on a Moao c~ wun.ot
cbargtDc him wttb •rttlng
cbecks oa luaftleteot binds
• • • Robert James Gorham,
30, of 929 Arbor, Costa
Wesa, ns arrested at ber
residence at Z:30 a.m. and
charged wttb receiVIng
sto1eo property ••• Cling
Prestoa MWer Jr., zo, of
109 35th, West Newport, was
arrested at 7:50 a.m. at
33rd and Balboa, West New-
port, oa a charge of deser-
tion from tbe u.s. Navy, and
was tuned over to tbe Or-
ange County Mllttary Pollee.
• SATURDAY, SEPT. Z7
David Lee Cootlno, 1Z08-
B, W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa,
reported Ills 1967 Triumph
motorcycle stolen trom lts
parking place oa the street
near Blactle's bt Yll'd 1.D
Centnl Newport, between 9
a.m. Sept. 26 and 5:30p.m.
Sept. Z7 ••• Edmund Francis
Delaney, 57, of 565 Baf'lJood,
Harbor Vle• HW~, ns
cbarged •Ub s!q>l1.ftla& at
~ P..~ ~ Faabloll l.wa4 ••.
thomas MattMw SperlJnc,
19, of 582-A Joann, Costa
Mesa, •as charged 'IJlth
driving under the lotJueDi:e
of alcohol at 2:20 a.m. at
E. Coast Hwy. ud Cameo
Shores Rd •••• Rita Marte
Caouette, 48, of Z-43 Flower,
Costa Mesa, was ctrarged
wlth dTlvlng UDder tM in-
fluence of alcohol at 1:45
a.m. at Newport and West-
minster, Newport Hetgtrt.s
• • • A TV set, bi.Doculars,
and telescope, valued at
$585, •ere burglarized from
the home of Lee Speights,
1011 GnnYUle, Newport
Center, between 9:30 a.m.
Sept. Z2 aod Z p.m. Sept.
27.
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 28
Joedy James Hannah, 20,
of 573 w. 19th. Costa Mesa,
ns charged •Uh pubUc in-
toxication at 3:20 a.m. at
lnlne ud Sbe.rtngtoo, Otk-
wood ••• Jorge Veoture
Castro, 21, of 305 Palm,
Baltlo&, na charged with
reslstJ.Dc anest at 8:15p.m.
in the 300 block of the aUey
betweea E. Balboa and E.
Bay, Balboa, after trying to
get · any from omcers ln-
Yestiptlng an assault and
battery incident at the
Pussycat Theatre, Balboa
• • • Tools nlued at $%11
weH stoleo from the an-
locked pnge at tbe home
of Pbtllp HaJden, 519 Red-
lands, Newport Hetcbts. be-
tween 2:30 p.m. ~. 26
and 11 p.m. Sept. Z8 .••
Plants and planters nlutd
at $75 nre stol• from
outside the Calll8oo Co. at
2819 Newport Blt'd.. West
Newport, betwMD s p.m.
Sept. !8 and 8 a.m. s.pt.
29.
• IIO!'OAY, SEPT. t9
Vera Vu AmtrlletD. 4Z,
ot na PoDcteroa. COIIta
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from It • • • A TV set and
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were burclartled from tile
bomt of Tbeodor. Bowles,
tto 8Znd, Nnport Sbo1'et,
between 9:30 p.m. Sept. t9
and DOOO Sept. 30 • • •
ClotbJ.Dc, Je•elJ')' aDd rec-
ords, valued at $869, •ere
stolen from tbe home of
Holly Hunter. 2216 Fiesta,
tM Btlaftl.
LT. COL. Jack 0. FoiiJ,
son of W rs. Paullne E.
Forgy of Balboa Island, bas
received bis second award
of th~ Legion of Merit at
Ft. Bliss, Texas. He earned
tbe awarrl durlng his last
assignment with the U. S.
Army Mllttary Persoooel
Center, Alexandrt.t.. Va. He
is ad jUW\t general of Head-
quarters Command. Hts
•Ue, Crystal, ts with him at
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2411 E. COAST HWY .• CORONA DEL MAR
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ea., .. .., o rdi · ·· I 4 'tl
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GRACE BIBLE CHURCH
Veterans' WemorLal Bide.
565 W. 18th. (osta Mesa
REV. TOM TYREE. Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES·
10:30 A.M . & 7 00 PM
Sunday SchlXll .
"II age-s. Q ~0
HOME BIBLE CLASSES
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1900 Pacific View Or.
Coronadcf Mar. Cltif.
~ WRENCE 0 . PRUHl..fNC
Pastor -Phone 644~2664
SUNDAY SICKE.DULE:
t:15 a.m •• s.dlr &ebool
10:10 Lm. -Wol'S~Up
Nurwry and Coffee Hour
Ch-ristion Scienn
S.nic:es
FIRST CHURCH OF
OtRIST. SClENTtST
3303 Via Lido
Nt'wp<)rl Beach
SUNDAY So-tOOl
9 & 10:~ a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICES
9' 10:~ a.m.
WEONESDA Y EVENINt,
MEETING R p.m.
READING ROOM
Wnk day5: 9 a.m. S p.m.
Wedne.d.ay:9 a.m.·7:4S p.m
Tuesday
9 a.m. 'i p.m.: 7.C~ p.m.
SEOOND OtURCH OF
OtRJST. SCIENTlST
Newpon Beach at
Corona del Mar
l l 00 Puiflc Vitw Dr
SUNDAY SCHOOL \0 a.m
SUNDAY SERVICE 10 .a.m
WEONF.SOAY ~:00 P .M.
Readift~ Room:
1500-B E. CoaetBwy.
liat•ace n N•rai•-
Mon .. fn.: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m
S•a • .,. ah•n~ooa: J .. I
Sat.; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You •TC c01dialty imtftd
to actend c.1nudl ~~
aMto1le~ .... ~00&
THE FIRST·: ltAPT~ST CHUICH
n.l C tal POl .. ILICAL STVDtl1·
f •41 A.L ataLt CLAU81 -U•• A..IL ......... MOUI
,.. P.IL IYAMei&.IITIC IIOUI
M1 MAaMOLIA AT l~'fA AMA AYL. COlT A MilA
D llllltMY co-.11. PAS 'fbi
FliED UP . ro ·
FACE MESA
eo.--c-dol llu II Do-Flold
•
....... 111 ••••
Cuts Ina
'...S II--......,. to ,_ v.u., •
Jr. All-America action CHIYEIIIIU --N""P"rt In the ·-·· lr. Ali-America CIJAic OIYiak)D. tor 9 to 11 year oldl. TbtJ
opened leque play l11t Saturday wtt.b a S9.0 wla onr
tbe Suta Aal s.tat.. T•m phOto, takMII .... ral weeks
aco, 1Dclude1 ...,.n.l boyl DO lcllger Oil tbe t..m. Froat
row, from left, Ty TrlpoU, BrJI.D Guptlll, Can Spence,
Tim Btme1, No. 25 Dot oo team, Brtau Pridemore,
No, 18 beblDd alp not oo team, Gator Scalso, Ko. 70
DOt oo t•m. Jeff Gould, Ron GupW.l, Rudy Senoes,
Greg Roelle. Sec.oM 1'0'1', ste"WI.rt Gu&er, Robbie Brown-
Lag, No, « oot oo team, Grey Gay, Jay Wllbr1100, Dick
Nichol, Sb11111 Skitl, Clay VerValea, Brl.a..b D:Kige, Dour
Correa, Brett Ballt)', Robbie Bood. Bac~ row, Jerry
Pcet, oltenslve coach; Nlclc Scalzo, water boy; Rick
Dames, defensiYe eo&ch; Jotm Morrow,No, 55 not on team,
Chris Orr, Doo Pryor, Rl\hle Post, T1ono KoiYlsto,
Barry Shepherd, Fred Scalzo, held coaeh; Terry Sarrent,
defensi'fe coach. Not pk:tured: Mike Terry, John Chytraus
IDd Md:J Morrvw, UDe caacb.
lor Frl<llrllllltP-oad
!llucla-llllod-at Do-•-rtaw. • ...._,, bJ&'I IC.IIool ftl'-
olly -n .. t..., Kick oil
~mu are I p.Ja.
Junior All-America toot-
ball, with ldds trom 8 through
U playing on 6 teams 1n
Newport, got Into fUll swing
1ut weelt, wUh all teams
involved In league play
aplnst competition fro m
other Orange County areas.
Leagues are bo.sed onages
and sizes. Locally, the
CheyeMes pla y in the CUnlc
(8-9 year old) division, the
Commandos and the Couga rs
in the Jr. Pewee (9-11), the
Cowboys and Coronas (up
to 12 years) In the Pewee
and the Corsairs {up to 13~
ln the Midget division.
Games are played on Sa-
turdays, with all local games
at Corona del Mar high
school. Admission Is fr ee .
''Adult boosters get pretty
l.nvolved, too ," explains
Fred Scalt.o, head coach of
the Cheyennes. "An y suc-
cessful organization de·
pends on tea mwork, and
there are a lot of Newport
Beach youngster s en joying
wllolesome activities, and
they welcome the community
to their team."
The squads start ln early
August with drUls and pro-
gress to tbe mllttple.set or.
feose IDd stUDUng defeo.J:e
played by tilt 8 and 9-year-
old Cheyennes.
Coach Scalzo's "Motor"
offense rolled up 5' touch-
downs last Saturday, whlle
hls "tero" defense lived
up to Its name, The Chey-
ennes blanked Santa Ana's
Saints 38-0. The wln was
their 4th straight, and their
first 1n regular league play,
This Saturday, the Chey.
ennes take on the unbeaten
Orange Rebels at 11 a.m.
at COM high. The outcome
could ve ry we ll determine
who will represent the Ford
League in the Orange County
playoffs later this year, be·
li eves Coa ch Scalzo.
"The important thing
about Jr. All -America and
the Cheyen nes ls that 29
youngsters have come to-
gether as a team working
toward a common goal,''
says Fred Scalzo. "it seems
to be contagious; the crowds
are bigger, parents are
working togetbar to support
the team, andtberearemore
and more fans, DOt directly
connected with the proeram,
finding Jr . All-America a.o
n cttlng, braod of football."
JR. ALL All ERICA
RECORDS
Cheyennes ••• 1-0 4-I-0
Commandos .• 1-1 1-3-1
Cougars ••••• I-2 3-2-0
Cowboys .• , , • 0-1 I-4-0
Coronas ••••• 0-0 3-I·O
Corsairs ••••• 0-1 0-5-0
LAST SATURDAY'S
SCORES
CLINIC DIVISlON
(8-9 years)
N, B. Cheyennes 38, Santa
Ana Sa!nts 0
JR. PEWEE
(9-11)
N. B. Commandos 19, Santa
Ana Woltpa.ck 6
Tustin Blazers 7, N. B.
Cougars 0
PEWEE
(up to l Z)
Cerritos Black Hornets 13,
N. B. Cowboys 8
S. Huntillgton Beach Cobras
34, N. B. Corsairs 0
Coroaa del Mar, lldftrbat
hom lolorl• oad ID-
• ..,...._,. .. 1111 -·· woelto, 1101 It all ...-lllr
Jut Frl<llr DIPt at Do.td-
.:JD Field, aad bllta.t pn.
-sly--tOll Estaacla
sc.u ID a Century Leapt
WI.
QlwtertJaet Gary Gols-
oeu carted a 1troae na-
ot.ae attack, rambUDc 6)r
101 o1 h1JI tam's ua nab-
IDe yarda. Tba S. Kine•
tallied ooce lD •ch of the
ftr.t 2 qoartera, GutiDHI
101DC' over trom nae a IDCI
Gary Tomer seortng from
the I. TbODtbeyltteraliJru
&ftJ wltb tbe pme 1D tbl
Srd ~rter, taJd.ac a 28-0
lead oo TD"s by BW Moore
and Spyro Kemble. Tamer
scored apiD tD tbt 4th. Not
unUI Estaoela opeoed'-"wttb
ID all ..out passlDC attack lD
the 4tb quarter were tbe
Eactes able to mon lmpres-
stvely on otfeaae.
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
Newport Harbor's Sallors
remalDed wlnleu lD Suntet
League play, dropp1Q&: a 10-
7 liQUeaker to Martaa oo
Saturday nlcbt. A !8-Jird
fteld coat by Kartftl. •• ste.-e
Suttoo decided the game wtth
)Jst !8 secoods left.
Harbor tad tabu a 7 .o
balfttme lead when Steve
Foley scored from the 1-
)'lrd liDe mldfty through
the eecond quarter. The
plunge cawed a Sailor drive
t.tat lDcluded Z My third-
down Pl~S bJ,qu,rterback
Gol'doo Adams.
1 Time 2 Times 3 Times
10 worda or less .•• Z.OO 3.50 <1 .50
U to SO words .... , 3.00 4. 75 6.00
Sl to 40 words . . . • . 4.00 6.50 8.00
Each word over 40. • .IO .15 .20•
• BUSIH ESS . •.WANTED -Ill
OPPORTUHJ.T!.___ __ O LD RUSTIC spurs, OOrse .
BICYCLE DEALE RSHIPS -·
Top rated bikes am sport -
ing good s. Localion, train-
ill& aM mf.lttory. Mr.
Mftte r;~)4ifll -~•...,.
shoes, bits, branding
lroD.S. Private party. 968-
8380.
o PERSONAL
PR IVATE NURSING -For
help during those difttcult
times. Competent, dlg-
nltled ~rvlce. Con.
' slden.te, dedicated care.
968-7403. Marloa tied the p.me alter
reeonrtng a Newport fllnble
SUPER BODY condUioolng QUARTERBACK Dan White completes 1 pasa 1D OCC's on tbe Sailor 30 lfl the 3rd
classes commenciog COM 50-7 •lctory ')Yer San Diego Mesa. White bad a near quarter. ID tbe closlDg 3
Tuesday, Oc t. Zl F;urtDer perfect night, kittlng 13 of 14 aerialJI for.~~ p.~ . "!'f'!!"'ff'• IP'! ~ Plll~fe
information at 673-3420, 3 touchtkntns. sauora tM. uat ball 1o -84~ i3i.-27C' • ~ "' l"';t I IIi V "-t' • t ~ "#ArrfiJtftl'fM W •t
'" ·o ,Otl SALE
Woman in home to ,,ddi,.ss
envelopes. Must be ex-
pe rienced. 675-5444.
:~f:o.~~~:~nO:::· .• ~r-BUCS VS FULLERTON ~::!;. .. Musta~a
• . joined Corona del Yu aod
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AKITA PUPPIES -wonder-
ful, qui et, lovtng protec-
tion. A.K.C. registered.
All beautiful pUppies. 1-
532-5154 .
OlfAUTY $ALDH
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2732 E. Coast Hwv.
Corona del Mar
Phone 644-7336
• IICTCLES
SALES & SERVICE
at. 1nH n . COSTA ,.-pI
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ou 1ilc p~t·mi\e\
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Phone: 67.\-960S
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Just Plumbing
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APT. on quiet street
Corona riel Mar; Z bed -
rooms, 2 bat hS, rlre •
pla ce. Newl y rlecorated •
Availa ble now. $295
mon th. VOi:PI Co , Rea l-
tor s. 548-!l34fi .
WATEIH RUNT HENTAL
tluntlngton
waterfront, lee side,
r nannel. 3 bed rm., Z
40-ft. I!Of'k. $800 lease.
Owner. 213-425-8822 •
o SERVICES
GLEN'S GARDE~l~G • and
Cleanup Servlre. RPason-
able rates. Good refer-
encPs. Call 673-2007 aner
5 p.m.
ACCOUNTING-BOOKKEEP-
ING servires for small
businesses. Will lif>lp you ,
or l1o It for you -lndu1!.
ing pay roll anrl taxes. 642 .
11 23 ,
END BOTTLED WATE J;
COSTS -Bottled wate1
quality without the bottle
Les s than 1 ~ per p.lloo
Tap convenience fron
under -counter conver stor
uall. AQua Rich, Mr. Ward
}.897-0742, Z to 5 p.m
o MARINI HARDWARI
n,f~1!
c~ -"·~• c:~a. liuioo llordortre
Opoo -...,. a-.. _,.._
100 W, COAST RWY., H.B.
---1'111
Orange Coas t College foo!-
ball coach Dick Tucker Isn't
minimizing the Importance
or this Saturday night's grid
titanic between his Pirates
and the Fullertoo Hornets,
"If we hope to win the
South Coast Conference title
JUST P L U M 8 IN G , this year, we have to beat
Tel"""""'e: 6-U-flll Fullerton," he sa ys flatly.
Water Heaters, Dt.sposals •
Drains, Faucets, Copper
Re-plpes. Same reasonable
prices, day, night or week·
ends!
"~"..,.. "If we lose to tile Ho rnets
License No. 3()994& we can't expect anyooe else e CARS FOR SALE in the conference to help .:....::.:.::.:.:...:....:..::...:....=.:...-1 us out and beat them."
1974 ELDORADO -· by
owner. Immaculate coo-
dtuoo. Low mileage, Mate
offer. 64&-6775, ask for
manager.
o AHTic;UES
VICTOR TALKING MACH-
rNE • All original parts,
like new, nawiessl 48
inches hlch, 24 Inches I.D
diameter. Includes 20 al-
bum s (uerage - 8 rec-
ords). Has hlmboo needles
with sharpener. Call Ron.
536-6477, after 8 p.m.
o CHIROPRACTOR
fJ:Jon.al.J. E . :Jo~,
(]).(!.
H Ouot•
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Tucker's Pin.tes, who own
a perfect 5·0 season mark
and are 1-0 in South Coast
Conference pla y, meet F"ut •
lertoo at 7:30 p.m. Saturday
at Anaheim Stadiu m.
Coach Hal Sherbeck's
Hornets enter the Important
tussle with a 3-I mark and
a 1-0 record in conference
action. The only blemish on ,
Fullerton's slate Is a 17-7
loss that ca me at the hands
or the No, 1 ranked JC squad
In the nation, El Camloo.
Saturday's contest wUJ be
the 28th renewal of the bit-
terly contested grid rivalry.
Fullerton owns a 14·11-2
edge In the previous 27 coo-
testa, but the Plntes hue
won 3 of the Jut 4 clashes
and 4 of the past 6.
The 2 teams have met only
one common owooent this
year --Golden West. OCC
topped Golden West 31.14,
ud FuUertoo .~lipped the
Rustlers 27 ..Z6 IP 1 thrlller.
~ OCC prti*J'ed ror Sttur-
•••• a...T eo...,.......... day's battle wtth FuUartc. -· co-o.'" .. _ by bllt&1oc s.n oteco ..... ----'.----·-•_•.!.· ~ .... ,_..,,.,1so-7 1ut weeADd 1n tbe
o MUSICAL fOR SAL I -b c .. st COIIlerooce optner. .
FALL tESTtvAL The Plnt01 rolllll ap 410
Brand new Currter apiMt yarda 1D tot:a.l o&oH lid
plano •••••••••• ~ 711r · recordacl Z5 flut -..
:':';;.::="::~I HamiiiO!Id oi!pll, L-IOO•r-•
IH, 110 111117 • • • • • 111 JR. ALL All ERICA
CblcafiDcCrudp-,u-THil 5ATURDAT
coll ... l>r cocldlll lottlp (Any)
or ncrlltlol room. ttS CoftoJ• lt ln1Dt Tro)I.U Fartla a .. .....a OI'IIA. • -wtlll-. .lllt Zp.m.
-I. HUIIID 51,; f.ru. c ..... at Plt-,t\'ono
cal J1uo _ a. -M LIDOl llotpbJoo, I P·•· na.-r -100 • W. -CIIIJA• at Leo Altmltoo
, .......... It' ~m.
Tony Accomando scored 3 day DJcht to powerfUl VIlla
touchdowns, 2 rushing IDd Park. The Mustanca led 7-0
one 00 a 7-yard pass play, and 14-7 ID the o&ttl quarter,
He now has 10 touchdowns but Yllla Park, scortnc all
on the season. 3 of ita touchcknrua In the
Dave White completed 13 last period, woa the pme
ot 14 passes and lossed 3 on a 3-ni-d phmce w1thh35
scorl.ng aerials, glvtag him secondii left oa the clock.
13 on the year. White 1s Costa MealadJOOtahead
OCC 's new sincle-seuon ID tbe 3rd quarter, after a
leader fortouciKXJwoj:a.~Ms. scoreless ftrat half, whea
The old mark of 12 was Mt Tim Roauer threw 11 Jl.rds
by Al'fln White ID 1971. AI. to DaD Valentine, WID eluded tbe VUla Park MOOOdl.rJ •in equalled that mark ap.ID tor tbe laiC 20 Jl.rds. After
ln 197 2. tbe Spartana Ued the pme
Orange Coal>t's defen• at 7_7 •riy 1n lbe 4th
tumed 1D another sparkl.lDc effort last weekeoci. as tbe period, Valentlne prt Mea
Bucs completely sbat ott tbe richt back 011 ~ by re-lttrn!Dc the .,..IDe l!lcl<o!f Mesa offense, OCC pve up 85 yards for 1 touchdowtl.
)Jst U yards oo the Cround A trick tailbl.ck pua cot and acted the Sail Diego
quartert.ck 10 times. The the Sl;arta.u e-,ea wUb 11:52
Pirates pve up 155 ya.rds to play, IIDd 1 dHperatkJD
th-• .. b tbe air. 4th dowD pau moYecl tllem
·-10 the Muotanc s Ia lbe Wide receiver Mike Gace clos1nc HCODds, and they
had a big evealng for tbe
Bucs. He caucbt 7 passes scored 00 tbl otlt play.
ror too ,. ...... t -b-TENNIS RACKET
downs. -
OCC RACQUETS ALL
TOURNEY NOV. 1-2
On.nce Coallt CoUar• wtl1
host the 19'75 Ca.JJtomla oat~
door tbrH-wtU ~
ncqueb.U ellatnPootldr
New, 1-1 C1D tbeOCC COirta.
Entry r .. 1• te per panoo
and till deadllno l>r fWtr
·alllrt• ll Oct. U or uaW
tbe bnctltl an ftlltd.
CO!Dpotltloa wt11 Ill 111111 .. -(-..... .... ,. .. ),
B, c bd~'•catcoi'IH
In oddltiOo to a-· ell-
·-l>r pia,.... 15 roaro ucloldor.
MUSCLE BUILDER
.Joba M.. Porterfleld, of
lZZO KMI Drt'ft, Hamor
View H1lls, bla IDYtaied I
oo.-.1 narelM dtriee U.t
la attacbed to a t...u rack«
to baUd arm IDd wrttt
., ...... dl!rtOC ---
ud to ct•• tbe racket a
llciQr foal Ia lCI!al Jllr.
1111 ... _ Ia -1lllor
latrodlced to m~lllflldlnn
wllll 1111 1ll1p oad ..-
a( 1111 Ray-.... Orpal-
.-. lin Yorlt, oad II
..,..,.. br • potet ...,uca: -'*"""' .. tbe u. s . PllaiiOIII ... _t ....... _ ..... ., ....
NEW SPORTS Q.UB pitldlll--*1 w Olbor
ATPARK NElntoRT :-=:--~-.:'::
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t-to-..UOJ'II,-. ..... -Ia
....... tw£' en.. ·• _.... ..... .,. .. -... a1r wa ..tee••••.._ ..... A IMIII •...,. 11e porta-'CIIJ~JIIt. tW 111 St•. PIIM I_, ... __ .. __ _
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$148,000
Eltl.t~ U'fiQ( 1o bills of Corooa del Mar. HUll
lot wttb loYely pool and jacussl.
Tbb e bedroom, family room home ts perfect
lor tM l&rce fl.mUy.
Commercial Building
3,000 Sq . Ft.
• CONCRETE TILT-UP CDIISTRUCTIOH
• CHOICE LOCA liON IN SHOPPIHC
CENTU
o PLENTY OF PARKIHC SPACE
1810 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA
••
, ......... ~ .. ······:
HIGH ATOP SPYGLASS
BeautifUl 3 bedroom PORTSMOUTH MODEL Spy •
glaaa HUJ home. Many decorator qndes. MAG-
NIFICENT OCEAN VIEW. Youowntheland.$159,500 •
SPYGLASS RIDGE
HlchlY upgraded 4 bedroom, 3 bath atnele le'fel
bome. Tll1.5 SANDPIPER MODEL hla been custom
decorated aodprolessk)oally l.&nd.&capecl. Magnificent
patio and Ylawlng deck. 3 car garage. tdea.Uy located
Delt to Spyglass HUl. $119,900 YOU OWN THE
!.AND.
OPEN DAILY 1 TO 5 P.M. 3860 OCEAN BIRCH,
COM. cau 640-6161
·····~····*······· IlLS SALES REPORT
Ulllt sales for Se&Jtember tbrougb
tbe MulUple UsttDg Sentce of tlie
Newport Hutlor.COIIIa Mesa Board
of R•Jtors, toealed $%9,832,6221
5,928 Usttncs were processed dur-
i!J( tile first 9 mootbs of 1975, ·of
wldcb 651 wire 80ld; 691 were eo-
GiientmJ ·
lA YNOMT PIMTHOUSI: FantaaUc
toe,uon and vlew of tbe bay 6 oeea.
Very apacioua thtee bedroom or UJo 6
den. Ownet will trade for Newport Beach home. 1165,000.
INVESTMENT
MOIU HOWl PAll: Drop by and see .
our beautiful pictures ol this most pre·
stigious area -complete with ita own
stream. 8 + acres. partially de-
veloped. Wi II exchan.ce for Orange
County property or may help finance.
$395,000.
Buy Your. Children
A Big Home
Exceptionally spacious home ln BAYCREST. Four
good slt.ed bedrooms. Almost new carpets -new
drapes -re<:ently decorated.
Very near the flnest of schools.
Not on lease land • • • a fine oUerlng. Call us
to Inspect.
Call 673-8550
THE REAL ESTATERS
Happiness Is - - -
---A comfortable home that you'll Love beyood
the emotion of the mom eat ---~cb a borne Is tbe
Cameo Shores locatloo wlth 3 spacious bedrooms
--3 baths -· larte deo and formal <l1ninl room --
complete with sparkling pool and paoonmic OCEAN
VIEW.
RealisttcaUy priced at $149,500 ·-Ezcelleot
terms.
SWII JIMLAMl •.
: . .calls & the otmer must .co. An
absolutely mind-boggling home on
Spyalaas Hill, prieed far below
market. This ia J!8latial perf'ec:tion. 3
BR, 2 Ba., tamdy rm., oc:eaD view,
gardens. Fee laud. Tbis CJDe won't last
IGDg.llurrJ! OniJSlG.OOO
DICOilATOWS HIAYIM
HoDestly when you walk into this one.
you think you have died 6 ~.~
heaven. 'lbe straqe,IOft ~ IUVUIN
tbe entry tbe use ot latUee, the
aoraeous aardena, with~. at. vee an ethereal feellDI to thia Harbor View lUIIe bome, an a 210ft. wide lot.
Hu 4 BR, 2 Ba .• powder rm., 2 fi'Piea .•
1ibnil7 • much. mueh more. Call for
NP'-toaee. $113.400
Newport Shores·
EajoJ 1M .._, be&eb Oil tll#eua1-directly
aerou from tld.t ca 2 bedroom, z betb bomt.
EuUy eoaferted to 3 bedroom•. Thb lsuacelleat
nlle IDa tast-appreelatt.ag area. $51,500.
642-5200. 675-4060
Prime lnduitrlal Real Estate
1&.m 811. n.
WITH 25,860 SO. FT.
OF M-1 LAND
IUILDIN8
16,920 sq. ft includina approx. 1,000 sq.
ft. of air conditioned offices -7,560 sq.
ft Is extra hi&h tilt-up, remainder of
buildlnc is concrete block and pumice
block. 16' x 16' electrically operated
loadlna door. 16' it 25' spray booth. 600
1mp., 240 v., 3 ph. power. Mercury
lilhta. REAL ESTATE l.cl•cl•• '•"''"' fDr 40 urs •.. 1113.40 SQ. FT. ef pev•d
p •tltl•t -60 , 5-t•• cr•• & 16• 1-'•• c..... . -· -. -~" ..
Price $325,000
lANK TERMS or OWHER MAY CARRY
~.IEtSOI~,ROBINSON
REALTOR
200 MAIN ST., 'BALBOA
. .Phone (714) 675·~~20
• I '
•••••o••••••••• Pe NINSULA POINT
Swccptng hay "t(•ws from 5 BR. famtly
rm .• ha}fronl home Sauna. JC:IC'UI.Zt.
boat stora~C' Sl40.~
LIDO I SLe
Allr :J IW. ramtly rm hom". l~e
mslr 'utlt· '' tlh ... unporc h CloM· to
dubhousc· :->tl a .~)()
LINDA I SLe
lk·aut I B H &. famtl) rm . l'OUntJ'.'
1-: n ~It :-.. h :J t m o ~ ph t! r c-. a m on F
<:st..ahh!.hl·ci lrt'l'S Boat slap $245.000
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
MODERN, SPLJT .LEVEL OFFICE BUILDING llf
DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA.
$40,000 ......
DANA POINT
1 DUPLEXES
OMLY .LEFT
TO OtOOSE FROM
$68,950
to
$77,950 .
A Bargain-• $165,000 . )' . , ...
The Bluffs END uNrr
Tbne bectroom BooUa model. Beam eell.q,
l.od1nct UctalDc, fireplace, sbatters, close to pool.
Put oeet~pa~~cy.
Only $72,900
, .. -· Anothr End Unit
Fear b«<roema and .man tlunDy room. S62,900.
$62,900 • •••• M.obile Home
OCEAN VIEW (unobstructed)
Three bedrooms. fireplace, ta.rce deck area, good
ston(e, ps barbeque, prtnte btacb. Call to see ft.
UPPER BAY!
6 bedroom raoeJl ud former borne of lamous aetna. AU rooma aft oriented to tbe tabulou.a
VIEW soutb OYer tbe eot1re bay, DOrtb to tbe mow
capped moaatatu aDd from tbe Ubrary-dea looldnc
out OYer a IIJ&Cioal swimming pool and hash prdeos.
Spleadid master suite wUh Jaeaut • a true
courmet kitchen. stable and tack room with auto-
matic drtnk1Dg fountains for UYestoct; fenced
corrals. Truly u excellent n.lue at $379,000.
Lois Miller 642-8215. (ZlOO) -
I
IRVINE TERRACE:
UST
and RELAX
"ReMntd to
Ofler~r ~·,
FORS .. E
.
We ll located s m aller 3 br. 2 ba home
Just f a ntastically immaculate.
Health dactates immediate move to
~desert. At $82,.000 you '11 want to
be the first to s ee this Regal value.
~a~fk4
2865 EAST COASJ HI ~HWAY
CORONA DEL ~AR
675-6060
C 4LL TH F. H P.AD CO 4C'I W .4N
I F YOU -4Re PL AHNIHG TO SeLL· • •
when you want to sell or buy a house
JtJilt
L.oc* for thiS Mil, which only a Realtor-• proftuionll in rul
..... whO tubiCribel to 1 strict Code of Ethics II
a,.,..,~ e.locaf end state
...... ~-Nationll ;:: , :*'' &tllte Botrds-f to II 1·
MULTIPLE
•
Dress
'S•op
epeaoa
Sliladays
\
3424 Via Lido
Beach
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at .. -" ~ -· l -..... __ ...
lllllonl•llllt-c..,.
RAT
SID '-Ud I --A11Pr0J>r111o -· T. 8. S. ot --..... tlioplleo. ·~ wld<l .. -t ... tlaU-nll, .,-... ww-...... wW ....
lallaoli:J ....... _.-. -·-·--_,, -·so,.,.....,. 111t u t111 _.,...._
UJ wtle, IWe, Ia -till I cloo't Willi 1D -r a
me to 1 ODI·WM sttmar cbubuco bteaue our .top
Crulaa from L.A. -rID at Cabo Su '-o d..,....
Puerto YaUuta, Maattan on wMlbtr COOdltloli.a. Opal
ud Capo Su Lacao • .W I to till 1001tt1out, t1at place
bin to do Ia Nlu IDd •· really tatu a *t1ac n.
joy tbt trip, wbUe E1111 ~ a cbar.eco bU.&.
tbe capt:aiD nm tbt sblp, I Ellle'• tint eooeen, bow ..
taow, pere..tace·riM, U.t ..... r, will be rttt11c tbe
Enslp readers mate more Fair,. tbroucb Ba•••
el"lllael u.n aD.JbodJ IDd DeYil'a TMaDrle, tbe ar•
adnrtiaera: are beci.DD.lDc to h'om Sacrameato Reef. to
find this out. Cedros lsJaDcl to Punta Ea ..
1D preparaUoo fortbetrlp, centa. Tbe two-mut
20% off
schoooer, GoodwW, .,.. &oat-
on the SacnmMiito Reef wttb
enryoae a.boe.rd 1D Yay,
1968. Tbe Newport buana
bolt, Parqoo, eoded-up 1D
the buge surf oo the •lDd-
ward side ol Cedros lslaDd.
years •rUer. Fortunately,
enryooe aboud was
rescued.
The Shooting star, with
the late County Supertlsor
Ronald Cupera ud D.lne
other pet8)0Sa.boatd. clear-
ed Turtle Bay and Pub.
Eurenta, In June, 19?4, aDd
was lost wttbln the triangle,
apparently oortbwest of tbe
San Beo.ltos lslands, olf tbe
Sacramento Reef.
Fortunately all tlve per-
sons aboard tbe 52-toot
cruiser, Followln&:Sea, were
rescued wben this vessel
FRENCH BISTRO DINNER sprung a leak and sank 1D
the same general ana 1D
June, 1971. Sbarp oaTip~
Hon, a sea-worthy vessel
and llfe~boat drW an tbe
£1'•··~ ......... ::. ~ .~ "':"'r --.. --.. --.. -.. --. ... ,_ ..... _.,._
lloodldaNOi .... ,..
-lll*llofal ~ c.-Lllt'w .... "'llor-...,, lut 1-.,la,...
.. till .... lila ~·· DIYO'a TJ'tladL We w-.t
ftom lllaasl IDR--.11&· -; ... .r-. ......
Rteo; CMrJotte; .Am&Ue, 8t.
T-laclt ..... tbo
aortll -a cf C1obo ID 1&1-
aml. lo ll1liiC -to J.Al[, till bla thrtll .... _ ...
tile Golf cf Cllll>-ftom
2:1,000 fMt liP u .... c:roued
trom ....._ tato CaU-
forala.
Tbe ·-rial v.u., ud Saltoa Sea wen ~ad out
....... .. lllld .... oft II> till
toft Will put Ill El GuUo
aDd tbe cbocolat. browD
b1lls ot Baja. My DUt Ylew
or tbe S. o1 Cortes &bould
be OD tbe rtlll from Muat.
lao-toCaboSu·Lucu.
ulil>rtwftelr, till IIIDp at
SID IAc:u; will be brtet.
We wW be Pie lo take a
trip 11J1 tbe coUt to Puerto
Cblleoo IDd t.b1 Hotel Cabo
San Lucas. A brlef new or
the beautifUl Ba,y of Cblltoo ww be about u.
lso't it adal that I wm
oe.-er r.n eeen tbl.t stntch
or tbe Sea of Cortes ftom
the Bay or Cblleoo all the
ny qp to Pa&a Feruudez
on Bahla San Lull Gonqp?
At 1-..t I eu cla1m I made
1t through tbe duit of l..qtma
C bapaJa be ton tbe surflced
road was put in, wblcb Should
entltle me to a Cbapata
Dusters bumper stteter.
Han f&ith, ma)be before
I take to a wbeel..ctair I'll
be able to ristt Batlla de
Los Angeles, Scammoo•s
Lagooo aDd La Pu. Auy or
you bol.tmeo lookfnc tor a
good captatn-ol-tbe-bead for
a run I.Dto the Cort11? • A ul.a with marlnat«i lr~sh muthroomt and
arllchokas • and Magic Pan '1 spfiCial oil and vln~ar
dressing ... • Our famous BHI Bourguignon · with
render chunkt of bHf in a del/clout win• ••uce, foldtld
In • crepe and topped wlrh muthroom uuce ... • And •
Cra~ Retatoulll• -with • Euro()Hn blend of fresh
zucchini, tomara.s, ~gplant and other t!!l:!4 AS
Crime prevention notes
v~etab/es ·simmer«~ together.... • e'Y
8y C. Jo\MES CLo\Vo\S
Nu·porl Police Chief
"Street crime" genen.lly
refers to Y!oleot person to
persoo crimes such as mu.r.
der, robbery (mug:gtne), rape
aod assault. Recently, a
great deal of attention has
been g1Yeo to these crimes
l.o tbl Dftl IDd oU.r IPAdl.
uma. The f•r of Yloleot
crime has made some peo-
ple reluctant to Yeoture out
Cocktails
COSTA MESA
South Coast Plaza
BUllOCk'S WINC
FREE PARKING • ~1225
AMERICAN EXPRESS•MASTEilll CHAiiiiGE•.AHKAMEIUCARO
Po/.•gla.• R:ldial W1' WbitL'm~ll
.t J(JJ}(}O M I U 1111 I
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, • ..• nnd ''4" • '"'' !nun otnd~• th• lm:-lot aood l"tNd
, , "'"' t ~" "rt t••>tlll••nt. •PoiHt••" "-411•1 wllllor••llo.
.,, '"'"l~ohtr• ol•~•onlr-oo...:Laow.
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M1H atJ.CK -U-HU Did -,_a n.la ...._
undDI h&tww cWI.ytq at tM ..t..u-l,.a.
1---!'nJ*ssion~ll Al.rltJ Serrire For'111L' Sal5on ---1
Engine Frotlt-F.ad Lube and
lime-Up Alignment Oil Onmae
S2995 i:i! SJ08:!':..-r.::.o ......................
• ... -=-----... ·~vw. -T--A¥<-
~ ""'•" ... -="'T' ... a
at nlght. Crime as created
a. serlous paranoia amoung
our people that is ha.-lng a
very negaU.-e effect upon
our society.
There l.s oo magic meth-
od ot uold.i.ne crime. How-
e•er, tberea.resenn.Icom-
mon sense rates wbicb. 1f
followed, cu creatly reduce
yoar cMDcu o1. be~ n c-
Umtzed:
1. Whlle drl.-tDg --
a, Keep ill car doors
locte<l.
b. Dora't pick-up hltch-
hickers.
c. Close a.U windows and
lock all car doors when
parldng.
d, At night, park In well
llgbted areas.
Z. While waltlog -·
a. Conduct business
(shoWing. etc.) during day-
light hours whenever pos-
sible.
b. Avoid a.reas wUb In-
adequate lltroetlJ&httnc.
c. Don't hltcbblke or ac-
cept rides wttb ctraDc'ers.
In genenl, th1Dt ahead.
A.-old doLne tJliDCatbatwould
make yoa an ellS)' target lor
a criminal. AYold are:u
where a crtmioa.J would han
tbe adnntage.
CHINA PAINTING
Soutb Cout China
P&IDters wtll hue tbetr an-
ual eltliblt Friday, Oct. 17,
In the lsl&OO House, Fashion
lslaDd, rrom 10 a.m. lo 4
p.m. All ch.lna oo dtttplay
bas been patnttd by club
members.
LIGAL M011Ca
NOTICE
OF PUBUC HEARI!IG
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that tbe Cttr CoomcU
ol tho CtlJ ol NowportBeacb ww bold a pobllc boarliiC
reprdliiC till_. of R. s.
BtDDett from tbe dee~ of
tbo Ptuotnc Commloot ..
lfUllal -tlo. H9 10 Dan.s ... _.tor
tbo-cfa ......
lomttr dWeDIIIC Wllaroapor.
tloo "' lila .. _ ...
croac•• to w1tbll 7 tMt
t Ill Blc c..,_ llrtft !Wboro lila ...._.. eom.
m..atJ Dft'e&opm• ..., •
a.r4a nQII.lre a miDI"-10
loot -k from tile .... coJJoalor~
tiOTICI • 8111181'
PUIITRIR OMit tW tlio ...............
..., ·= -dar"' ()e. "* .. -" till C •al ...
THE SHIMMERONS QUARTET from Rarborutea et.pter
dl. sweet AdeUnea will compete Oct. n.zs 1D S..tUe
aplnst quarteta: from all parta of tbe U, S, Tbe qa.rtet
members. wbo woo tbe "neethll.rta of .._rmoay" title
ln 19'70 In Rerton 11, are, from left, Carol Aoderaoo
or 1"1De, Valerie I:rnmep.rt ol Costa Mea, SUsy Me.
Gehee of Santa Ana and Bet"erly Vanuet ot CoroDI
del Mar, Tbey were selected lD 1971 to puttclpl.te
ln a USO.Ilepartml!llt of Defense J110D80fed tour to
Jape, OldDlW'I. the PblltpplDes IDd Guam. The Harbor-
lites ct..pter meeta eYery MODI!ay at 7:30p.m. at College
Park school ill Costa Mesa.
Scouts selling tickets
22. Per1011s UDder 18 wl11
be admitted free When IC•
compuJ.ed by an adult.
Clear Days
DANCING AND
£NTERTAINMENT .
'•Ennts at the conveo-
Uoo center wm lnclude a
cook..o-rama, ptnewood
derby, stage shoW, lndtan
vUlage, and booths cllsplay.
tng the run and adYenture
of Scouttng," Mr. Kin& said. r,;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;,;;;,.;,;,...,.;...,,:"":"'~,;,.~
MARINERS CHURCH
About Z,SOO Del Ma.r Dis-
trict Scouts are expeeted
to take part in I glantSeout.
0-Rama Ucket sales n.Uy
Saturday, Nov, 1, at the Or-
ange County Fairgrounds.
Starting with a moto-blke
exhlbiUoo at 8:30 a.m.,
eYents Include a "bang-ten"
skateboard demoostratlon,
plus t darederil motorcycle
speedfty n ee, "T E l According to streeter ~ M D Co\L CENTER
King, dlstrlctScoot-O.Rama Navy Hospltalma.n Pnstoo
chairman, Harbor Area B. Klrby..Smlth, son of re.
Scoots a.re iD Une tor some tired Marine Colonel and
extra prtr.es tor ticket ~les Mrs. Epbrlam KlrbJ..Smlth
thls year.Abrandnewmoto-of •a05 Hilaria Way, Weat
bike, skateboards, blimp Newport Hetrhts, lw.s re.
rides, and ttsbi.Dg trlps ha.ve ported for duty at the Naval
beeo added to the list. Regiooal Medical Center,
Tickets purchased a.t $1 Beach. He Ls a termer
wUI admJt an adult to Scout· stu<l;.,t ot OrangeCoutCoJ,
O-Rama '1~5 ~el:.::tbe~;';;..~;~ud;~jo~tned~~tbe~~N~av~r~
HOW IH OUR H£W IUILDtHC
1000 BISON AVE., AT JAMBOREE. NEWPORT BEACH
TELEPHONE : &40..e<ll0
THE TEACIIING IS CENTERED 0!1 JEBlll 'CHRIST
AIID THE BIBLE, WITH EUPIIABIS Oil PR&C'n:AL
CHRISTIAll UVING. ALL ACEI"IRE WELCOIR.
c.,....tlac •lid n.ttllr a.-JG~a.
SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:00-!I: SO-11:00 A.M.
PARK
THE COPTER
The time has come to face the simple lacl thai we have too mucb gadgetry and
not enough lroops In our Newport !leach pollee departmenl.
The wave ot burglaries, particularly In !he old part ot Central Newport, cannot
be stopped by helicopters, administrative re-organll\alloos, or a nice headquarters
on lrvlne's hlll.
And, tying up pollee Investigators and spending tax money to lry to censor adull
movies Is a pretty silly way lo spend our money, when the same dotlars could buy
some more manpower tor palrolllng against the rising burglary and tra1!lc accldeol
rates.
When my llle, property and peace ot mind are joopardlud by roaming thugs, I
really can't get too Interested In Wllat lhe hell's playtoc at tho movies, or tho name
ot the lalest spy.lo-lhe-sky gadgel oo our noisy helicopters. I would rather see some
more cops palrolllog on the ground, where the action Is •
Maybe we could park the hellc:opter oo lhe root ot the Pussycat Theatre. Thai
way, the copter crews could monitor tho movies while walling tor emergeocy calls.
The gasoline and other operating costs we would save could pay tor HYeral more
palrolmen. ,
I'm not crttlcl.zlng lbe officers we have. They are the greatest, I AM crlllcl.zlng
lbe way they are used, aod the way our las dollars are oqualldered oo hJch-9riced
toys. ll's a matter ot old-!asblaled common seMe with money. The tiewfaogled
modern phrase Is "cost etrecllnness," I believe.
And I'm not saying lbe bellcopters are uoeleu. Kept oo emergeoc:y call, thoy
' could be In the air In seconds, aod can prol>ably reach lilY point over lba city In leso
llan a minUte. But, the constant patrolling embitters ~e toward tbalr cnm pollee
because ot lba noise, aod -valuable tax dollars that could be -r uaad.
I cballence lba City CouncU, lba pollee cblet, or lllybody else to cl•e us mmo
real, bard proal that lboae cbupll can't be made now, or that matlnc lba cbaJice
YGU!d r.Uy barm our lnol ot prolectlc:l.
Lei's buUd more coolldECe ID lba pollee d"!Brtmeot aod bring 1110re MCUrlty
to the ~· wbo IIYe here. Lot's put mol-e patrolman ao the str..U, before Newport
becomes"" upbalt ~e. ·
AI Fofllt • • • • •
P.S. A quutloo tor Jerry Ford aod Jerry Brown • whateYer became ot lbo 55 MPH IPMd Umll. Elthor outorce It or to!'let 11.
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Doom at tbe .COre, we'Ye got tbe pOu.ilel aod -aod other protoclllra :rou IIHd
lo btp your Old American bome'a lllterlor protocted from tbe wet teo! oltbo comlar •