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CANDIDAn LIST GROWS,
GWENDA MAY FILE
Gwen WatsonofEast Bluf!,
active In ma!ly local civic
g roops, and wife or Coast
Commanity College .District
Chancellor Norman Watson,
is eJpeCted to run against
incumbent Newport City
Councllman Paul Ryckoft ln
the April 13 e lection. Mrs,
Watson bas until noon today,
Feb. 5, to rtle papers at
City Hall.
Nominatloo papers were
picked up for her yestercta.y
at noon by Lyman Fa.u.lkner
of Corooa del Mar.
Entry of Mrs. Watson ln
the race would Swell the
candidate list to 12 for the
3 seats up for election. Also
opposing Mr. Ryckof'fisH.ans
Olav Hegna, 47, an eDgineer
· whO lives at 127 Agate, Bal-
boa Island. A third potential
Sth Distr ict candidate, David
MuUilly, df'OIII)ed from the
race.
Tbe deadllnt Ior cUdt-
btel ,...,.,. !""l!l• ... -.. •1
todaJ, Feb. 5, n~ for
cndl bt~ in the 7th Dis-
trict, Who ttne 110t'U 900ft
Feb. 10. Appartr.~tly, there
wUl be a contest In all dls-
trtr ts.
Louring the past week, 2
other candidates tlad picked
up tlliag papers to o~se
incumbent Paul Ryc kolf tn
the 5th Otstrlct. But, o1e
o.~ them, David Mulla.ll y, said
Tuesday hf' bas decldOO not
to run. Hans Otave Hegna,
47, of 127 A,!ate, Balboa
Island, form;~lly llled his
papers at noon Tuesday. He
saJd he w!!l project himself
as ''a r t>asouhltm:m, r ead}·
to listen to bath strtes of
any lsS'IIe,"
Mayor Donald Mcinnis,
wbo woo re-elE"ctioo 4 years
ago without opposition, has
picked op 2 potential op-
ponents ln the 2nd Dist rict.
Phllllp Johnsoo, Z-4, of
5509 Seashore, West New-
port, manager of Smokey
Stonr's night club across
trom City Hall, said late
yesterdly be would tormaUy
tile hla papers by the end
of tht day,
Robett Brockman Jr., 21,
or 12! 41st. Wtst Newport.
an O~Coasttonecesta
dent, also took out papers
t 1 thP !bd district. Both
me:a • said they feel )'OCIQ(
adultl: in Newport need mo·re
reprelefll.aUon on the Coun-
cU.
In the 7th District, the
Ust of posslble candidates
Relied to 6asWUUam Mor-
ris, 45, of 1601 Port sterl-
11(, Harbor V!ew Homes,
tor~r~ally ft1ed oa Moldly.
AJI"Mdy in that n.ce, of...,
ttctauy. are Tom BLuc!l.
O.eu Mcintosh, &ad Ray
Williams. Per Trebler and
Archibald Scott are expec.ted
to turn tn their papers be-
fore the Feb. 10 deadline
with the necessary 20 nomi-
nating slgnatlfres.
M:. Hegna, a native of
S orway, cametothiscountry
in 1959, and has Hved ln
Newport sine~ 1961. He is
a gnduate of the Ttchnical
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114111 HI!GII4
University of Berlin, and
works as a chemical ~
f{lneer, spectaltzh~g In ln-
ternaJ combustion engine
fuels. lle ts single, He said
he is not opposlflg' Mr.
Ryckofl because of any <.-om-
pWnt With the WI)' the
present councilman Is doing
hts job. "1 think t can do
better," he says.
Mr. Johnso,, who said he
has managed Smoker
Stover 's for thepast4 years,
identified himst>lf this ,.·eek
as a "liberal," aM said the
local Coonctl needs more
liberal repnsenta.Uon. He
sa.kl he was harbormaster
at Catalina before becoming
a restaurant manager, and
has an AA degree from Cy -
press College.
He Immediately c.ame out
strongly tn favor of 2 things
that Mayor Mcinnis has con-
s istently opposed: more pub-
Iic toilets and drinking foun-
tains on ~lie beaches, an1
givtoe voters a rhance to
decide whether future an-
neutioft Yott.ng procedures
should be made a part of
the city charter.
Mr. Morris , a Sllesman
for a nationwide C'hemlcal
ftrm, said he w\1 go door-
to-door and campaign
ap.Jast high~dens lty hOUsing
and for preser\'ing open
sp~ce aDd ocean Yiews. H~
ts a USC graLtuate, a Navy
•et:eran, and a S-1 /2 year
Newport resident.
Voten hue until March
l3 to register for the elec-
tion. Voting will be oo a
cttywitte basts. wlth each
toter pteklDc ~ cudldate trom •Cb of tbe S districts
• tor ·•~m.
Mesa march on
City Hall,.!!~!.r.
A mareb 01 ctb ·llall by tit ._. ttl the College
NtdeMc of Costa Mesa•s: Pa.fll; llollww•ra: Asa.
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THUUDAY, FEa. 5, 1976
City clerk
in hospital
Laurt Laglos, city clerk
of Newport Beacl\, ts doe
to be transferred late thts
week from Scripps hospital
In San Oi@fo to Hoq; hos-
pttal here, She Is being
treated for cancer.
Mrs. Laglos, who is also
president of the Newport
Harbor Zonta Club, was ad-
mitted last week to Scripps.
Teacher ,JS,
found dead
N@wport Harbor h1Q;h
scAool teacher Carol Ann
McDaniels, 35, was found
dead Saturday In her Park
~ewport apartment hOme.
She was on a ooe-)'ear
leave of absence from teach-
in~, and had been murted
3 months to Melvin Mc-
Daniel. She taught crafts and
art at the sr hOOJ under her
maldf>n name of Wenker,
sta rting in 1963.
A pollee report said she
collapsed and died, ap-
parently of natural causes,
jus t after nooo. Local nre
department paramedics re-
sponded to her twsband's
call, but she was dead wheo
they arrived.
She Is survived also by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ThOmas Wenker ofGlendale.
TOP AWARD WINNERS ue shown hen with Kal PiDchin,
center, outgoing presldeftt of tbe Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors, at the annual banquet Friday
nlgbt. BW Jobnsoo r-.ceiYed the Realtor-assoCiate ser-
vice award. Hel111e Joy was installed as the 1976 presi-
dent aod wu alSo named lhP Realtor of lhe year for
19'15. ([nslgrl pboto.)
DOUBLE JOY FOR
REALTOR HELANE
A tearfUl Helane Joy re-sold: and Realtor Helen
<:":eived double hOoors frt-Dowd, Nt>wporl Beach., was
day e•eclng -tbepresidt:ot's runner-up In dollu volume.
gavel ofthe Newport Ha.rbor-Rptirtng dlred ors: areo
Costa Mesa Board of Real-Realtor Hope Gerrie and
tors. al'ld also tbe surprise RM:ltor-A.ssociate Joyce
aw:~rd of 1975 W•ltor o! •flol:. r Ht't ~MwportBeach.Lany
year. Campeau of Costa Mesa, alXI
The other top wtnMr q s .!ames B. Wood of Corona
WIUia.m H. (8111) Johnson, del Mar . Committee heads
a.n associate of Realtor w. receiving awards lnclui~
E. Lachenmyer tn Costa RuaJtors Randy McC ardle,
Mesa, whO •·as Presented Roy McC ardle, Carl
tbP Realtor -associate ser-ThOmas, francis Horvattl,
vice award. Robert r-;nress, Richard
The 45th annual awards Fvmey, Hollis 'WOOd, Curt
dinner, held at the ~e•·-Oos h, Charles M. Ferguson,
port Cecter Marrio tt, also Ge.Jftl:e w. wuuamson, Ra.
honored Harold R. (Hal) c helle Robers, David Levine,
Plncbin, Corona del Mar Marion Macfarlane, Ek>tt)'
Realtor, who '~".lS bowln6; out Grubb, John Boyd, L}·man
as the 1975 prpsldent of the Faulkner, Ea riP R. Corbin,
Realty Board. w:nlam Gerrie, Jane Boyd
Mrs. Joy, owner of As -and Richard Jor .
sodated Brokers Service In Realtor Virginia Cieck
Newport Beach Is thP 4th wa.s Aonored as 19?4-75
woman redpt~nt of the president of the Women's
Realtor or the year troph} Council, and Realtor Coy F.
in the 20 years 11 has been Hes ter was recognized as
presented. She has worked chairman of thP OrangP
ln real estate s ince 1964, Count)' Council or Real
obtalning her broker Ucenst> Estate Boards. Realtor Rod
ln 1969 the same year stw Calde rhead, 1975 regional
opened 'tter brokPrage nr m vice president of t iM> Call-
in Newport Beach. Sht> has rornl.a Assoctat100 o!
been active ln board alfa1rs Realtors, was presented an
on the statP as well as !lie ana tt1, and spKial st"rvke
lo«l level also In civic af. plaques wen prt>sented to
fa irs U1~gh the Women's Rea!tor -Assoclates Joan
Cound l of the Newport Har-Lively, Joyce Edlund, and
bor Chamber of Com 'tletl'f'. Richa rd Colvin.
Costa Mesa ref\lsed thi.s
week to sappJM a Newport
Beach pte for phul!lc oat
)et use of Orange CO®ty
Airport, ClUne a eommtttee
report that sald the eeonomic
effeets or sueb a plu would
be "d!Astrous," the City
Council decided Monday ,
ulght to unanimous!)' re-
)e:::t Newport's pt&n to move
iet tramc to Onta.rio Inter.
DJ.tiool.l AJ.rport.
The Council's utaUoo
committee had studied Ute
proposal for the past mooth
before submtttl.ng a report
c rtttcal or the p~
Growth and importance of
the commerd al ani ln-
dustrlal uea aroulld the air-
port was named astheprtm-
a_ry areuOo for reeommend-
ing that tile airport remain
·as is. Much or thf' Intense
commerclaJ df'velopment
has been wlttlin tbe Ne"''-
port city limits, and was
approved by the ~evtpJn
Beach cU~· government,
w ~icb oow seeks to limit IDe
aifl)Ort.
Newport city manager aide
Robert Long pleadl'd hts
city's case before tht> Costa
M~sa Council. He arguec1
that the mUUons of dollars
that would be needed to build
a new alJ1)0rt to handle the
county's growlog needs oould
best be spent to develoll a
mass tunsit systt>m con-
necting the eount y wt.th On-
tario al.rport, 44 miles avrt)'.
Bu•., the COUDC-tl con-
sidered IU comm·ttee ~
port, whlcb DOted,tbat maD}'
J8l'S r:A. tr'J\llc to deoeklp
better CrtJUiportatioo be-
~·een hert> and Los Angeles
lnternaUon2l Alrpon t:lal't>
not been very fruitllJI, and
doubted that an Ootario park-
and-rldt> pl111would fare any
better.
Several Orange County
cltlt>s have backed tiK' Nt>w-
port plan, including IrvinE>
and LaguDJ. Seac1'1. T:W
count)' Boarrt of Supervisors
has also giver~ luke•arm ap-
pronl to ttw Idea of promot-
ing Onta rio as a good
alternatE> field, bot MvP
ta.kec PO steps toward trvil'li:
to move commercial jet O)-
erations out of Or~e
County. Last week, super-
visors dE-layed a planned
runway txtenslon at tht lo:al
airport, but indi cated they
.,..til probabl ~ ok:f.y it If an
Pnvlronmemal Impact re-
port, I'ICtW being preparf'd.,
Is favorable to th'.! ide-a.
On Feb, 23 hearings ope:t
in Santa Ana to deter mine
••hetht>r O r~e Countr .-\ir-
pcm should get an extt'flslon
of a variance th:J.t allows
U to operate at higner ooise
IPl'els thaD sUIP Ia •• allows.
Dog -license
reprieve ok Nr. Johnson has been a
Local doc o~rs !laY~ member of thP board sinrt>
been gJyen 2 ertn weeks 1972, when he retired as
tn Which to register their eastern regional man&!!f'r
pets for 1976 wfth the rlty for Allee open.ttng out of
of Newport Beach, RacliM!, Wtscoasln. He tl:i.s
'Call it C.M. freeway'
A poltce spokesman said beeD tspeelally aetiYe ln triP
this week tbat anima.\ con-Realty Bond's ciYtc affain
trol offtcers wUl begin (l.Y-aDd leglslattwe C:Om'tlittet>s.
ill( citatiOns 00 Feb, 16 to He has been a member of
owners of unlicensed dogs, the Masonic Order for t !
The extra Ume period wu years; member of Kiwams
rraoted because !lOme IDr 27 years; served thf'
owoers hue had tl'D'Ille CommllllitJ Chest-Unttt'd
documenttog the fact tbat Way tor !Oyears;andservl"'d
thetr pets baYe beM ~ Oa tbe board of dlf!'('tors
or neutered, u1111 eotJtlJal( of tbe SalnUoo Army lor
them t9 a so ~r ceot re-t5 ye&n, He senes oo the
dactioa 1n Uceue tte. Board ol Endowm~ts and
Regular fH ls $10 per ,.a.r. 11-..k Home for elderly
Licenaes may~ obtalaedi M.-s ln Deoota. CAlif.,
at all fln ltatl.ooa_ at Dr. ud s.ned 11 years oo tnt
A, E. stoctto.•s ""'riiiW'J boud tor tbe:Masoa kChlld-
~lpltaJ at SUI £. Cout rea's Home ill Cowtna.
H C R4dor Gnnt C. Dentaon wy., orou dtl Mar: New.
port c-.r AIJmal Moa-. of Co"*-del War won the
pltll, tW 4~; Sal-IDIIdple 111tt1c award for
bol. AN..W ~~o~ptta~. 1104. , .., II dollar wolume ol.
W. Coast Hwy., WNt New-alta. Rtd: Byers. World port. or rro.r. aay city ..... a..J EDte, Cotta Mesa,
mut omcer ..e. the tap anrd lC unit
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II Rt ji!LUJt Be&c~ a1Jo Wll
The Newport Freewa)
S'hOUld be called tile Costa
Mts:a Frl"ell'ay, says tht>C'o-
sta Mesa Cit)· Counr!l. The
Couacu voted unanimous!}
Monday night to start a cam-
paip to get thE> road re-
named.
Counc:Uman Robert Wii-
SOO. who has agonir.ed for
man,. years onr the cltJ''s
Identity crtsis, sparked tht>
mo••·
''Frt!eWays atf' named for
tMtr t~nninus," he told the
CoaDcll, ''and Costa Mesa
1s .,.. the terminus of tills
PLEASE. NOT SO
MANY 8.1. CARS
Tlrlt Bal:loa Island lm-
PI'Mtmeat Asa. U.la week
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freeway," He said he has
assurances that stale Sena-
tor DenniS Carpemer of
~e•-port and AsSf'mhl)'mM
Paul BurkP of HuntingtOO
Beach will sponsor legisla-
tion ma.king the namp rha.Dge .
CRUITENDEII HEADS
BL"tiDI O.MP.t.IGN
Waltf't C'ruttendE>n Jr.was
named this wpek to head
Tom BlaDdl's ca mpai5'T1 for
Ne~rt Beach (It~ Counc il •
Mr. Cruttellden, •ho lives
in Cameo Shores, Is a mtorn-
ber-ot the Hoag hospital
board, aDd ts aclll'e In other
d vtc and sn•ke lt'OUPS·
Mr . 81andt, of Spntass
HUl, is seekt~ tht> 7th
District CottDC11 seal •
ROGERS IPIPR DVING
AFTEI\ SURGERY
Howard Roro .... NOO!JOI1
Cit)' C.O.CUman rrom Bal-
boa. II liltod ID setlsl>ctory
~ .... nata ... at ttolt
"-"""· wbtn bt la re-
CONI'tlc tfoal Oil*l M!l.rt
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OFF'ICERS for 19?6, installed at last Silllrdl)"'a ~
dincer meetl!lc of tbe Corooa del Mar Cha.mber of Com-
merce, lDclOOe, from left, Fnnk Jank. ter?illc tda
second term as presldst; Peg Hal(*, secc-.1 Ti«-
president, and Bob Stoessel, treasurer. The lnsttlll.tioo
banquet was held at tne Bania CoriDthian Yacbt Cldb.
C.C. honors
1 sf president
The first lllf' memher-
shlp award was announced
b} President f rank J ank at
the insbllatioo banquet of
the Corona. del Mar Cham! Jet
of Commer cp Saturday even-
ing.
ThP honor goes to charter
Presid Pnt FrankJor6an, whO
wa s lllli.ble to a.ttendbeau5t
of illness. Acceoting the
ari.rd for Mr. Jordan was
Grant Howald, a past pn-sl-
deot ol the Chamher an1
retired Corona del Mar post-
master •
Mr. Jordan nn the Jordan
Pet Stql ror many years,
until turning tt over to hts
dugbtPr, Deb!)te. ·wberl an
o rganidnc committee met
Dec. 28, 1956, to ;lbn a
local Cbamber-, Frank wu
named ena.lrman. He became
the nr:s~ president wbeft the
election meeein« was held
llareb 61 J957.
,._ centftent of nut!
reads: "Corona del Mtr
Cbam')er ot Commerce pre-
sents Its fi.rst llfp mPmber-
s hlp to Frank Jordan,
c barter prt"Sident, 1957, tor
JoyaJ senlcE> to tbeChamber
and to ou r corn m:nit~."
J,.tr. Jank, bt>~lnnil'li: hi.s
set"ood yea r as prPsident,
revipwf!d t he arrono,•llsh-
ments of the past year: a
s uccessful campaign to re-
tain t hf' fi rst ~tass status
for th~ COM Post ot'fke,
an !m,•ressive df>('O rttlon
program aloo~ Coast Hwy.
for Balboa Ba~· Lions lobster
bakt>, a r ecord high
in Chambe r mo!:nhership,
and a substantial bank ac-
count,
He gavp special re<:ogm -
tion to Jessie Hill, lonr-
tLmP sMretar}' at thfoCham-
ber orfkf', and Mrs. Charles
Masters pr~sentM a houquet
of no"'l'ts to Jessie.
BILL l\'ULL, retired MartDe
colog.el, manager olthe Co-
roai dt:l M.troftlceoiM«al
Suillgs and Loan Aasn., was
1nsta.lled nrst Ytce..prui-
dent of the Co1"0111 del Mar
C hamber ofCommereeattbe
annual banquet Satu rdtY
evening. (Ensign photo.)
Esliaiil
is awarded
Estancia hf«h school,
Wli lch had to shut dovm early
durmt a rer ent winter heat
wne, will get a nt>W air
condltionilllo: system before
June I. Newport-Mesa
s chool district trustf'f'S helo1
a sppclal me('ting Saturc"la}
to awar~ an S81,582cocthct
to WestfOrD Allied Co~. of
Santa fe Springs to install
t hP srstem.
Meanw hllf', thto S<'hOol ,
WhiCh iS Vlrtuali)' Window-
JeSS, Is rentlrlg an air con-
dltlonin'" unit for 90 <tays
at a cost of $20,000, Tht'
permanent air system brok:to
down last year, and •·asn't
duf> to !)(>replaced until sum-
mP r vacation thu; )'@at . but
unseasonably hot weather
promptE"d 111~ schOol board
to tak~ special ar tioo.
ECONOMIC IMPACT
WATCHDOG FOR NB?
A cltll:en e<"onomic' c-om-
mlttt>f' to help the NPwport
City Cound l in dN'islon
m ; ktn~ is SUL:!!,"~Sif'd b)
Councilwoman Lucille
Kuehn.
Spealrlng Saturda} pYenm~
at the lnst.alla!lon dinner
meeting of th~> C orooa Ml
Ma.r Cl\l.mber or Comm·•r "~.:,
Mrs, Kuehn salrl that thE'
C'o:nrn1ttee could look into
new !KJUrces or revtonue, P~
amiDe budget e~se Items,
assess the economic impact
of Cou.ocit de<":tslons, and
kt>f!P lD eye on the economic
heaJtb ln tile various areas
or the city.
''Our city Is In the black.,
l am proud to s:t.}'," sbe
rl'marl:ed. Bvt she pointed
out that a bad(tt projection
hints at problems 8 Jftrs
trom now, pe.rUcalarly u
a re•lt ~ot ,..utllac bltla.~
tloo ... tile --de-mands tbr ......, iae!Wift.
J.AokS'IC bl.c.• at eo-c.u
actkla l;)r tbt put ,_,.,
COIIDC:Uwomu KMM Mllted
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fore the Counctl at the end
of thls mont h or euty in
March.
• Appllcalioo for feMnl
funds for pu rchases of a
5th Ave. site for a S81lor
cilluns centf'r. Mrs. Kotm
r E"ported that a Sll.ne.y f'l!•
vea.led 9 per cent of Nn.·-
port's population to be o.-er
6 J. but In Corooa del Mar
tnt> percentage Is 14.4.
• Purchase or land from
tile lnlne Co. for a caetnl
llbra.r y In Newport Center.
Selection ot ll'L arohltect 11
sC'tteduled to come Ill' at tM
Feb. 9 Counetl mMC~
• Corona del Mtr street
sweepifle program '"11
nnllly off the around,, bill
tttert ar. 80me wriDldts to
bf' 1roMd out," ,..,.rrtac
to cornptalntsorrer•a6eulve
111unber of pa'rkilc UmJt
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1
........ ear.. "" ..... C&llt. Olllco ud
.,... 11 111t -.. 8oolldllc. rm E. c.-
.;--•tllu, CIJII. -5.
,.._., IWI-EIISIGN wu adJodco<l
, M .. a ... a e • fl ..-at clreulttioo br ooert
-... A..all ... -lloy tf, 1951, ........... c..t 11r 111t eo., o1 Orup, -. o1 c.-...,
.... 1IF ,_ -Ia qaoUIIed to -&ll ____ .., .....
AJIVO E. BAAPA ••.•.• Owaorud P-
PEG 'BAAPA •••••.•••••• A .. oclate E-
SIJM:RIPTION RAT'E5
.·
.. -Area ••• Ooe ..... $5.00;! , ..... s 1,00
011 ot -.v.. 0oe ,..,., so.oo, r raro, sto.oo
~A. .e., ., ..,.
ARVO E. HA~PA, owner •ct Od&lo shet of the Euign
•••••••~oe:o-eooo'OC.WD
• PROTECT OUR RIGHT TO PRIV,\CY
A bit of fiak Is being generated about
town as the Big Brother "enumerators"
go aroWld from house to house Invading
the privacy of law-abiding cmJens.
This endeavor is the~6 offi cial
population census, City of Newport
Beach." And, indeed, our Constitution
does authorize a c ensus for the enumera-
tion of population a nose count,
tbat is, but for no othe r r eason . How-
ever, ther e's mor e to this census than
just noses; it includes also the gather-
ing of 11demographic and s ocio-economic
data," and I call that unauthorized
snooping.
Many are answering all the questions
--some because of igno ranc e of their
rights under the ).aw ; som e because of
lack of courage to say "no" to prying
questions by government officials. But
there are quite a few local c itizens
who prize their privacy and accordingly
inform the census enumerators -soine
polltely, some not so politely .
Some of the questions that have no
place in an offi cial census are the
queries about ethnic backgr oWld ,
phy,ical handicaps, the cost of your
home, the amount of r ent or mor tgage
payments, annual income, pe r cent age
of incom e going fo r maint enance of
your house!told, and t he question to top
all questions: do you have illegal quarters
on the premises ?
FOREIGN ST'UDt':Jn'l Mre u put ol De Amertcu
Field Se.nlee. ex..... pn:lp"'..ll wU1 toe part iD
'1o:tentatloaal day" Ftb, 5 ..r I til local bictl scbpols.
Elpteen ..... from 11 ~..,..cable to schOol
l.D Oruce c.,_,. ..ter Af'l .... ~.. w1ll YlsU and
speak at Col'ODI del Mar. lfewport Harbor ud C08b.
Mesa hll fl sc.bools. lachlded wtll be diMe 5 ltteDitiJle
COM aod Hartlor Htp. From left are Ted St.rl(bberg
of Swedea, Glbrtele Aboert ol GetlDMY, I«ta Hoclund
of Swedea, JoN La ViDa. ol the Pb!llppiDe•.IDd Domlnlque
Ktmmerll.D of Fraaee. (Eilllp pboto.)
TOM ANDERSON
LET'S BE FOR
Let us rememt"ler to be
thanUut for o ur bleainp.
Onr blrssm& I'm thankful
fos 11 that nobody now ub
me · "what are you so ur~t
ahoul ~ Have you Ncr had it
so good" Why are you
agat11s1 t\rrythina~ .. From
IQ48 tn tQ74 1 Hied to
answer that question 1,167
tnnu. ,._ny moron now
Knows ""thmgs am't risht."
As for hringagainst, one
11 '!itr o ngl y against
something only becauK hr
1s strongly {or 111 opposite.
'"I 'm f or a drastic
or pemu ntly
combat.
inJured tn
For help•n&
anti-communist Cubans and
othen to return to Cuba
and de~troy the Cl5tro
rqime a.nd the Rus'lian~ and
the missiles pointed at us.
For rrtaintnr, our
ownership and control of
the Pana.ma Canal. hy force
if necesury. For a'"draslfc
curtailment or Senators' and
Congressmen s' .. frankin&
privilege" (free mail)
For getting ou1 of th e
U.N. 1nd &ettin& the U.N
out of the U.S.
Fo r reuserting l.nd
mai ntainin& the Monroe
Doctrine.
For expeltint from all I
public schools all sludenh
(and teachers) who 5iHn ,
riot , loot, or otherwist
deliberately df'f y
constituted •uthorit)'.
Fo r reuorina co
Conues:s the exclusJYe n&hl
to make treaties. tarrifs and
wu .
week slated
Chrlstlan leadershq, week ;,m be held March 15-19 ID
the Newport Ha.rbor Area,
There will be devotiooal
meetings and Bible llhldy
sessloos throughout tbetrea
durinc the week.
The Christian leadership
breakfast for high school
The Birch. Lot
Truth About M.L. King ..,_,_.,.,
a.«a...r. M #t'FCtr _.,_._ .. .._ ...... '=s• I ' Dr ...... Llldtllr Kill«.-•t tan.,e .. fl...-. ....... .,_ ........... ""
a: rt lsrtMrill*fl ..... w,.,..._ ........... ,.,.., .. __ fll._ .
He -. ku•FPI. a 1 a .... IIIIi'.,. .._
,_,._._.,. incft·W tlllt...,_._fl,_ .
doal ... .U A-~ ll«s•• 1M re•f "I
&o flll1liWy ,_ ...,rkle, it il hllpartaat tMI. ..
&aile • .,_ at the .....-d he CIOIDpiled durinc hie .... ,c ......
_._.c '''-' .. ...._._ .. -.-.llloP ... _. ... .,..,aa-·
._-'' u . ...a. •• 1011 _,...It
--· ~---~ a' I e-. .. ---~--.. --ftW.--10• ' ............. tn .....,.. '* eMir ..... for •• rriaa .
F• ••mph, killl eantut ad ewe ed·
• 1 the ....... ltl1 ..... (1/ &lie tf.i&h·
...... Yolk Scbool t. Twm s n . ~
--....... c-. ...... ~· and me ~ it. orpllbfn. Dam WM • ._ laiOwn to
be a diolriet !fi-t,. o1 tbo c-.-Party. A
wWoly pubticiud ....... ·-...... -.a.o.. KiQI" tMted Dftt to identiC"...fi dmmu-
Jt will undoubtedly ~eM a dod!. to 1011M1 aa.t. Aubrey Willi.a..me mad Commum.t Party
&o 1eam thllt t.k ''apoRt.~ non~¥'iolen.oe'' pub-Cet.nJ Comm.ittennaD Abner Beny.
liely •taW!d IMt tail whole Pf'OINIII c:alW for J.a Lhe: ,_,... that followed. K.iac .,.,.ht and
aad could DOt --tcceed without a beevy do. d obc.ai:Ded help from .u~b known RD M Cerl
violeooe. Kint told ue about bd oreecL.for vio-and Aoae Braden. Jamft Oom~. a.nd
lertte in an article that apPnred in S..tun:lay Benjamin Smith. When be launched hie.&uth·
.&.vi~ for April 3, 1965. 111. the article, be etated em Christian Leadftebip Confft'fttCI', he .ouaht
that bd demOIWtrtlton went into the lltfteta.for out former Younc Commu.n.ift LHcue orr:aaiur
the purpoee of proyo&ina a violent react.iort. Bay1n:l Ruttin. And to lNd t.be S.C.L.C. in ttw
Thia violmee. be u.id, would cau.e Americ~.n~ South, be M"lect.ed Hunter P itt.J O'DI:ll, el110 a
to "demand fede:ral intentention and teaitl•· member cltbeNatiooai CommiueeoftbeCcr'::-
tion," which the Adminittntion would speedily muru.t Party. Wb"ell O'Ddl'a Communiat J"f!('·
aupply . ord became rmbarraainc. Kin( Wfti t t hrouch
Notice that Ki..nc'r final roaJ, ''fed'erel inter-f.be motton. « firi131 him. but immedi1tel)•
vent ton and Jecillat.ion," could only be achieved rebind him to run the S.C.L.C. '• New York
i.( he and hie follotm"S 1Ucceeded in epark..ine office.
some violent action -action that may or mey Oe.pite thfte .indi~utable facta, Americans
not have been spontaneou1. After hill often are atill bein( uked to 1lorify Martin Luther
bloody intennediate pi was achieved, Ameri-Kin1. even to the eit.ent of obeerYina: January 15
cane of 111 colon in~a.riably found them•lve. a1 a holiday in hill honor. At the u me time, wt>
with more federal control over their live., tbelr •re beine Uked to condemn the F.B.I. and J.
property, and their actione. Edpr Hoover for keepina: a file on him. hn't it
studentl wUI be held rrom A c--at O~ve 7 to 9:30 a.m. March 18
It the Alrporter Inn. The Always ed everywhere. of COI.lf'"M, thOM who
speakers will lnclude Tim promote tbe Cti.liC of Communilm t eek more
Tlmmons from Mariners laws. edicu, abd cont.rolt. Total pem.ment ia
ChUrch, whO ha$ coocklcted the ultimate Red pl, end the piec::emeal I C:·
'Blble study semtnus, and qui&ition al more rovemment power it lt&ndard
Dave Hannah, a former prq,. Com.munitt .uateo. Whether or not he h.imeelf
fes.slonal football player now
odd that the Kine ptOmotft'l don't •uant that
the c:ontmt.J oft bat file be made pubUc'!
with Athletes tn Action.
VALERIE COMPLETES
COURSE AT ACADEAI Y
Arm)' Speclaltst Four
Valerie A. Schminke, da~,~.gh.
ter of Mr . and Mrs. ~rt
P. Schmlnkeo, 1537 E:. Ocean
Blvd., Balboa, has completed
a medical supply course at
the Army's Acadeomy of
Hea lth Sciences, fl. Sam
llouston, Teus. She was
tr:a.lned in medical supply
procedures.
She Is a 1971 gn duatt>
of Newpon Harbor high
schOol and received her B.A.
degree In 1975 from UC
lnlne. She entered the Arm y
ln J uly, 1975.
FROM THE BIBlE
These things have I wrtt.
teo unto you that bellen
on the name of the Son of
God; that ye may know that
ye hne eternal lire, and
that ye ma}' believe on the
name of the Son of God,
(1 John 5:13.)
• SUPPORT F.B.I., C.I.A.
Detr Editor:
1 feel stroocly that It's
tl~e to stop destroytnc our
F.B.I. and C.LA.
The nrloa'"s comll'llttee
hearings obviously are t.ry ,
1ng to fllrtber their peraonal
political Yested lnterests,
cmnpletely lndlfferent to tbe
great harm to our utJonal
security and lsttemational
poshlre. No earthly n euse
exists ror trreiiiOD&lble
committee security viola·
tioa.s and DtWI medii
"let.kl."
l lhof'OIIIhly IIIPf'OYeoftbe
C.LA. aod,)'.B.l They ......
all the tricks of the trade
ln f'l«btlnc commtmlM fire
With ftre whenever and
wberever it flues,
Patriots and poUtlclans •
ln that order. plea.ael
Siooerely,
T. Du.n cu Stewart
Shore Clift's.
Martin Luther Kine ahould ne1-·er have bft.n
r lorifted, either while he lived nr •fter he •·•-
rlain . American. who value their freedom
tbou.Jd not •llow f•lee heron tu be shuvrd down
their lbroaU.
• WHAT'S lN A NAME ?
Editor of the Eastp.
Many pansites on the
pl.ltlllc payroll have been
busytng themselns lately by
demasculintJ;inc job ttt1es
such as fire fighters lutead
'Of firemen. Cartoonist Mac-
NeUy had run with the sign
out 1n front of the B. R.
house l.D Phlb.delpbla, It
saiCI "Bet.sy Ross • Selm-
perSOI'I." And columntst
Brudnoy had e•eo more ttm
.. ._.... Tlmp llop.
zlne'l • •Peraoa oltlle Year .fl
·-·~~ .... -theN .. t.warmtac re-
visiObUta thlt ''pen.xt'' ts 1/2 ...... llld •• _ .. ls
maaeu11De. ''f'emaJe" lsZ/3
''male'' aDd "woman" Is .
3/5 "man,'' Alto, .,she''
Is Z/3 "be" and "hllmaa"
is 3/5 "mu."
--
• POWER TO THE PEOPLE:
Editor of t fie. Enstgn,
One of the most frequent
cries of pain hea rd nowada ys
from 110me of ourpolltiei.ans
and thelr fr iends, Is that,
only elected totficlals should
b:ave power Ia running goy.
emmeflt. T~y a.l'ftle thai ap-
polated commtsstoos and
boa..rds and Judges 1re not
relp)Dslve to the people.
Let's eumine that claim.
First of all, some or the
htcbHt elected otficlals ln
~~ llbd in thls coon ~
try. hue nm.afoul ofthsla.w
ta reeeM ,.Us ud mallhs.
It ta: •1rt sts ,._,I think,
tbat some of thf:lr f!D.Ucl.ll
backers t.'fe alJo beeD: ln ~
dieted. l'hese are mea who
beUeve lrl. rovemment by
men, and not rowernmeat
by law, u eltabllshed UDder
our COistltatkN:I.
It is no de fe nse for prying into our
pe rsonal affairs to claim that it is
being done for a good purpos e. The
issue involved he r e , on the part of
those of us who r efuse to answe r the
snoop questions, is not an attempt to
conceal wrong -doing. It is a matter
of respect for our r ights unde r the
law, and our duty to pres e r ve an d
protect those rights. If we conr.ade
to government t he power to demand
answe rs to "official" qu estions , we
show s corn for our Constitution an1
for t he rights s ecur ed by that great
document. If we consider thes e r ights
lightly and agr ee t o give pe rson al in -
formation to prying agents of the gover n-
m ent, then we imperil our right to
privacy and protection Wlder the law.
reductiOn lJl th(' sill'. ICOpe,
anti power of &overnment.
For 81(; ptopte and little
iovcmmcnt t the btger the
people are, the li ttler the
~overnment is. and Yic:e
vcr'ill l For a ~·on5li!Utional
amendment making if Illegal
for any admtnisiUI!on to
lnl·ur a hud&et deficit
exctpt m t•mt of declared
war f-or m11kln&1l illegal to
draft a person to fi&ht an
undt"cla red war For makin&
11 illeg11 to ~end our armed
for~·e, into any nalion for
more-th~n 7 ~hou r~ without
a declln~110n of war by the
U.S Concrns. For makint
II illtpl for our ~:overnment
or any Amenc1n to
"'recn~:m1r." trade with ,
gJ\"t a1d to. or have 1ny
rda 1 10n~h1p With any
"stat e-'" 5lalt'... What's a
slavt'" sU it'"" l!'s any state
whtc h rdust-~ 10 let its
ut1tens kaY(' 11nd take their
po~seSSIIln~ ~·1t h them. It 's
l'Vtry C'ommun1st sutr.
City Buildh1g ·Permits
The eottre sllly earet.e
in nrttlity will have come
run clrele when Carla Huts,
the secretary of bouslltg and
urban developmeot (HUD),
ISIUtS the prise-wtsmllle
11U.M. Every DeW houewtttt
a federaUy guaraoteed mort-
pee aDd 1 master bedroom
must 1110 han a mistress
bedroom. TMD the E.R.A.
null wut be haJ!py. Little
woader that the clflcerbread.
pertcG aid to the IOOW-
per.:~~~: "Aren't people
cn zy'?"
It 11 precisely because of
corrupt IDd 1Mpl poUUelans
(t,e ... electedofftelals'')that
people hl'le begun to take
m1tteu lbto their own hands
by way of the lnltlattve pro-
ee.sa. Whea voters of ttUs
state onnrhelmtnctypused
PrapostUon 20, they made it
1 matter of LAw that vartous
coastal comml ssfoners
wou.ld be appointe~! ·-not
elected. They noted these
otllcla.ls to haYe 1 status
stmiJar to that of )Idees,
eo t.._t the oft'lcta.Js wouldn't
be Jal:lject to the campaign.
lac. --l'l.lslac, polklul
putiMO ... , graft. ud de-
DlO(Opel')' that baa crept
1Dto our political sy•em.
It is well to r emember that our
Constitution protects the innocent as
well as the gutlty in the desire to
remain stlent. • • • •
F"or lht' n&ht to hold 1
JOh whether one hclon&s 10
a lahor umnn, or does not
helong.
F or
Sixteenth
repealing !he
Amt'ndment (the
progressivr mcome tax). and
replac•n~ 11 with 1
ConstttUII tmal amendment
1tm1ting any federal income
tax to a muimum of ten
percent of net income ,
IPPiicable to all citizens,
rich and poor alike .
I PROS and KARNS
Isn 't '' ridicu lous that I we k.now so mu ch about
ex1ct1y whll is and what js
WE WANT GUNS, I UT NOT CRIMINALS
The stories about runs In crime are like the stbries about
winnen in loueries.
Of every 1.000 auns, 997 are ne~r used 1n crimes. Only 3
uc ever uted In crimes. 1t i1 only those 3 out of a thousand
that are involved in crimes and fe-of those crimes arc ever
mentioned 1n the prcu, except in crime ltltistics.
On the other hand there i! 11 lust one cnminal involved in
every crime. Some criminals are Involved in many crimes. Out
of I ,000 criminals, I ,000 are inYol,-e.d in crimes.
There hne botn tncreHina pn control and aun
rcd lttltion laws. and p.ns are nowh ere near as available 11
they oftec were. lui ~te this, crimes with aun1 bne been
incraai..., On die other bind thert h•• been teln.ationsln tiM
liW1 and by the courts 10 thlt eYer-smaller perc::entaaes of
crtmin&IJ ere eCW~Yicted and .enterte:ed. And to crime h••
ineteated. Jutt die reYene of what we 've b«n dotna WO\IId
1wle recNced crimt.
In tk cJtoioe belwte.n c.riminah wit.hotll ptM Oil ..,.,.
~~ crimie+, ~ Mt tot to be wrOna ro-n,-IO tiiil-...
--.. 10f to ~ ,.1 lo twtft.ly co...-iet and tcnteee:e crimlnalt.
TIIANit GOD FCJa TlR DfFPIUNCU
UA • to poAllf eo.dtutioMUy tllal tltae a rw no ...... * brMse• .. a.t W(MIIfllft0 lf&er tl tiM IU
tlrCICiotl .............. ktdl Ill G oof 10 •tr.e ..._... dley
bow • abolil: die ....... betftft "'"'a.M WOIIMA.
-J. Kmt«" X.lt•
not In eYery pack•• of
food and bottle of medicine
we take. and know 10 little
about the politician• who
take ui"? Isn't It 1matlrtt
that we Rl to much atore
on what'1 in the bOttle 1nd
d on 't car\ about
politicl1n1 who're o n
bottle?
....
tho
NeYer th e l eu . o n
b•llnce., I'm for 1 llw
req uirin& ~doubtful caer
amona Conve~~me.n lftd
Sen1torw to take a NUVI test
bdore beint allowed 10 YOU!
on the HoUM or Se:Nie
noor, II 110bft d.rMq .,.
rnoH: l~t U..IOMr -For tM pro(il-ud t011
.,..c:em. OM or ... ...._
••Jorainble tllla.. a
.,.._.. eu do II to W to
...... profit.
For A-'ca .... Por
ftO '••atara• .... ,._,.
acept for nla-,..,.,
The last 4 permits issued
for Jaooary in Newpon were
eacb for $400,000, boostl.ng
tbe total for the ftrst month
of 1976 to $5,126,088. By
way of cmtnst, the January
toW a year ago was $1,-
999,274. IDd for 1974, It
wu $4:,!11,938.
The following permits, In
the tmOWlt of $5,000 and
onr, were issued during
J-.cy:
• NEWPORT CENTER
Rodeffer lnveatmeots, 567
San Nicolas, improvements
lor t-, $11,500.
Marriott Hotel, 900 New.
port Center Dr., 8 tennis
courts. $20,000,
lrTIDe Co., 17 0 Newport
Ceater Dr., tenant dt>Yelop.
miDt tor Robert Buceta, $7 ,.
720.
J. McNuchtoa, 250 New."
port CtDter Dr., reta.ining wau. $15,000, ud tenant im-
pro•en•.eot, $8,000.
I~ Co,, ottlce bu ild.
lac tlbeUa at 110, 120, 130
Ud lto Newport Center Dr.,
eeeb $400,000; total $1,600,.
000.
• WEST UPPER BAY
S. Bvto, 1453 Galu:y,
m.~~~~oc pool, $1,500.
8-Cooatroetlon, t
-, I _,. ""•lilac, 1900
Galu:J. tuz.ooo, l.nd 3 car ~~~.liAR
W. Mlec:e, adcUtloo at 715 .
11...-, ti,SOO.
o.-1& llteber, 314 He-
UutrCtPt ••••• add ~· ...... ooo. • IIAII8olt VIEW
~ Wtlt, 39!1 M•c-
Aitltttlr BIYd.. teuat lm. lll"s -.. tn..too. .t.. ......... lddWoa at. , •• -c..r., $5,000,
1n111 eo.. sao loot rw-11111111 ftll, Font Road II
--· $1C,OOO. . -C...-Ilr1",' I , 0' ·,aellt5S, ...
..... I ai .. ,IGO; Ioiii,
!'=TUIIACE
T. A. X 0 , 1 llory,
I .. .. .... $101,000.
• BIG CANYON • BALBOA ISLAND
Glorla Mlller, l stor y, 1 John MeOw-en, U4 Ruby,
unU dwelling, 22 Cherry add 2Dd lllory. $lS,OOO.
Hu I 3 • PROMONTORY BAY Is Lane, 8 ,600,
John Turner, 18 Ru e St. Robert De YGISD(, Z story,
Cloud, addlt loo, $10,000. I tm.lt ctwellJDr, SSO Haltlor
• NEWPORT lala.Jid Drtn, tl0?,500.
A1 lrwln, add and alter, • NEWPORT HEIGHTS
1802 W. Ocean Ft., $32,000. 1., F, Wll"l'eft. 4U UTus-
Robert Schwarm, addiUon tia, 2 ttory. 1 nit dwe lag,
at 1717 W. Ba.lboa Blvd., Ja,OOO, and z· car cuare,
$5,000. $7,100.
RObert Hollingsworth, z Gof'dOI. Redmoa., tMI.Uon
stoJ'}' llaplex, 209 2oth St., all15 CataJJaa. $U,OOO.
$87,000. • BALBOA
Delaney 's Cannery VII s Cbet HoUII.t1d, Z ,.tocy,
l.age, 700 LIOO Park Drive, 1 UDlt ft'etllllc, !054 Eut
3 mobllehomes, each$8,000, Ocean Ft., $'79.000,
United California But. Robert Phylioc, Z ltory
2750 W. Coast Hwy., bank dapl.o, 1!9 Aasde, $5!,000.
bulldtng to replace burned LueWe Clark, 2102 Ser-
out ttructure on Mariners ruo, 2nd ltory addlt1011,
Mile, $15C,ooo. tsz,ooo. _ c •--
Warloor s. Mile Co., 2700 lhelao IDe., iWoM ,....,. w c at H ., ...__ ...... ael "Rold. reroof "bOIIM, re. • ·Oa wy., " ..... ,1 Ul• S nee and store buildfft( to model Pf'IC*. u.ooo.
replaee burned out atrvet-• LIOO 1SLE
un, S870,000. J. F. O'Hon, add lltcond
Doa Koll Co,, U77 Via story, Uf Vla Koroe, $14_.
()porto, prepue suite for 000.
teraant, $8,100, Rabtrt Warm&sctoa, 904
Jom llacrlo, ZS09 W. Bal-VIa Lido !lord, z alor7, I
boa BIYd remodtl tlulld.blc alt ctwiUsrc, h14,000,
'' lobi "Dryer, tddiUoa at for dell, $5,400. .101 VIa CloiOO, $11,000.
• AJRPOf\T AREA ~.BAY SIIORES
ColUu RWio, au Jam-c..._. -., .... .-., z.
botte Rd •• ftre apriaklers, ~tory, 1._ dftDII.ISOO '\~ ... reotau-tllO 8&_.. Dr., lllld II 2171
MaeArt ... r, nre IPrinkJtn, Be,.._. Dr., eteb tU0,-
$15 000 000. Ala.;. co., 4000 Wnttr-Rletard Btdltlm, 1711
11, teunt dt't'e.,. a.,..... Dr., addltfoQ,
... 1100 fli,IIO. •-. ' • waT NEWJIOitT Hn.
lmDy 0...._, 1101 llu' I ...... '~ DoN • ._.. l...,...n,~ 1H ........_ 1-•-$UO,NO .... fi'I,IIO. · _,
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Los Alamitos
' COST OF NOT DRILUNG
Dear Editor:
Hue the tnvii'ODJ'Mib.l.
leta nltc~ atdes or a.re
!hey 11111 cettlac the ruatts
of what they created? ADd
a.re the lectslators that help.
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IDd dlliDCtDU•es tor •tun.I
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cut thlt thOse •ho cry lottd-
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to poUttclua a.re tM Yery
people wbo hne "bcMIIht"
10 muy polltlctus Ill the
put •• real estate illite rats,
labor leldera, etc. The7 Want
'"bi8 .... Sll tUAill1"10they
eaa t:N)'tbtlranpolltlelaos.
lDd haft tblap their way.
The peoplt, Qlite obvt~Mly,
are ftd 1P wttb t.._t ""em.
They . are cr.ucu.: • by
e~ don aopotale&l
doDitiaM, ud they art em-clac It by rooemac-c< lhe _, lo tM-.
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pulted toto tatloDal promJ.
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GRAND PRIZE WlNNER ln the transcontinental balloon
race that marked the opening of the Ltdo office or thf>
Bank of Newport lut November ls Judy Oppenheim of
Costa Mesa. Her bellum '>alloo•Hravelled nearly 1,600
mtles, wlnning her a. 7 day vacation in Haw·Jb. The
postcard attached to Jut1}''s balloon wa s returned to
the bank from Antioch, T ennessee. Her e are award
winners and bank officials, from left: C. P. Taylor
of Newport Beach and Lanae Dahl of Balboa Island,
wi nners of pocket calculators in the at1endance drt•-
lng; grand prize winner Jud)'; Robert Porter of New-
port Beach, winner of the top pn ze tn the drawing, a ro speed bicycle; Dardle Dunlap, man2ger of the bank's
tr avel center; Jam ~s McCullorh of :-..ewport Reach, winner
of the No. 2 prlz.e, a Sabot sailboat, In the balloon con-
test (his balloon landed ln Plano, Texas); Robert Norn s,
manager of the bank's Lido o!ftr·t>. Som!' 5,000 balloons
were enter ed Ln the big r ar e.
BARMITZV~ RITES -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~ ;~~:f.~i~f~?J;i~ ~~THEB,J~E~~s LINE ~~ I
wlll be Bar Mitzvah Satur-
da}', F£>b. 14. Th~ servtre
will be held at 10 a.m. at
2101 15th Str eet, Newport
Heights. Rabbi Melvin SU-
verman wUJ officiate at the
service. Jeffrey is prestdent
of t he Temple's junJor youth
Reinert's
Annual
PRESIDENTS
BIRTHDAYS
STARTS NEXT WEEK
rWed ., Feb.ll
30% to 75%
REDUCT, IONS
Lin&erie: ttAHTtEs • BRAS
450WMS • PAJAMAS • OUSTERS • R08ES
L8TS OF SWEATERS and SUPER • 8ARCAINS
on SPORTSWEAR SEPARATES
MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONOIHO
P'AitiC CONVENIENTLY
AT OUR RE AR ENTRANCE · END OF MAGNOLIA
Sinoe 19.-9
POT -POURRY --Februar>, 'tis the month
of blrtMays ..• I cannot-tell-a-lie George
and that or Honest Abe, both honored, revered
and esteemed for what they gave in the
making or our nation. Yes, 'tic; the birtb-
day month of the great, near ,zr eat, even
some of us SU('h as Helen Waddell, Jane
Boyd, Betty Ramsay, Carmelita \'incent,
BW Berls and my blrtMa\ twin, Eunice
Maudlin! For us:
"Though there be no beat of dr una
or the toot or any horn,
We can take a I:!E'f"P breath and proud!\
claim
We at least ~ot born."
'Tis also the month or C upld, t he da~ of
St. Valentine, when lovers t rave and bold,
timlrJ or shy, rn a} profess tht>ir und}tng
affection to their hear t's ··holce. Likewise
this F e•brua ry is the month of 29 days --
making this tht> year for rlam sels fair (or
not so fair) to r hase their ··hosen to hts
lair (and mayhap t he alt3r '). Have not
they been thus since the ·•rJazt> of Eve"
•.• leap year or not
Sot forgetting annlvt>r sar1es . • . sw h as
Tom and Diane Carer . Eu.:ena an•1 Toftn
Lester of Bal Isle, and \'1r1Jma1a an·
Loclcabt'y, to name a few.
Not onl}' ts this leap rear, llut 't1s the
~·ear of the dr 3(00, t~ Ausplctous Dra.~:on.
S1.turl2a)' last lt'as the nrst day of hiS \'ear ,
according to the Chinese ca!IC'nrtar . R\ tht>n
those of us who celebrated :"ew YPa r , Jan.
1, with goooh resolutions rea ll~ hav.:-a
second chanc~ for tl10se r Psolutlons that
may have bent, eracked or ·rumbled •.•
:~II because or th1s shiner n£>w good drahon.
\ ·tuallr , I have n£>ver be~>n an' a•1rm rt>r
of rJragons. They alwa:vc;; se,me<1 50
for midable, Iron clad and 1 mpre~:;"nalJle: so
fearsome, bulk} and bungle}, so te>rri fyinRI)
ugly. Li ke fire-eat£>rs (I never c·ared muc~
for them either ) St r (Lady'l) Dr.tgon se£>mel:l
always to bP spevo'i n~ forth sulfurous "fire
and br imstone" with great puffs of smoke
billowing from distended nostrils.
You see, as a small child, I ht>ar n the
horrors of fire and br lmstonP proclai med
from the pulpit by a most eloquent mintster
(my father ). Why, I could almost feel the
heat and I was sure the fresh hanky clutr hed
to my nose was all tbat saved m£> from the
c hoking tu n•es. As tim£> went on, his sermons,
though just as eloquent, dwelt less on that
subject and more on the lovuu~ nature of
the Ct eat or. Rut my Iovin~ nature has 00(
yet been able to enr ompass the 1ron clad
fiame-thJ'01A'Pr
However, th1s year 'tis the ausp1c1ous
dragon, th£> ~ood dra~n ••• that now takes
over from the bad rJr agon and, Ln h1s very
own element, f1re, Will hold sway for the
next twelve 'f'ars. Twelve good .,.ears ..•
then I "'ill ~.on£>sth anrl happll} say, "Wet-
r ome, thn .. .wet. 01 e • . • vea a doten
wekomes on£> for "" t. \'Par· ahead), Oh
noble, ausp1 .ous drar on." 't ou know, I may
even ra1se · ' asbestos .:lov~ hand in
salute, belm? autious, or rourse, not ~etting
•too closP • . . Pven ln n y fire-proofed
jump suit! • • Thou~h th£> sper·ta•·ular figu re of aJore
named dragon was uownere in sight, his
benef icent pres~:n•·~> Sf'~>me-d to per meate
the at mosph~>rf.l of tht> Paclfir ballr oom at
ih• \lar n .. tl 'loteJ, Saturday ni£ht when
'' ~ .f c;pf;-ITtPITiber S or 1.0 .1. mingled
· :• .r'•'' ·~ •ra.J o.'Uests at their Monte Carlo
.ill, tnelr klnored ~!\Jest being lovely Jane
Powell. Details lll next Bee Lllle. But weren't
those 1.0 .1. !adles perceptive to schedule
their ball -\1 TER that trear herous, savage,
rue! ba1! tra~on liral!v~ awa}, taldng his
awesome H.ra With hilT' • • •
Fn da\ night at Bali)()J Yac:-ht Club also
seemed to have a t It of t'le ~e;OOd year ahead
. .. many tonr Urr<> m£>mber s were ~athered
uound tht!' mtrldl£> of th~> room, fou rsidf'd
open fir eplac:-e, oth£>rs around the tables by
th£> hUI!e view wtndo"' s overlooking thfo bay;
more were £>arly dlnPr s. It wa s no spectal
event. We thorou~hl) Emjoy£><1. vtsiting wtth
Winnie and Ed Weber, ta lking or past year 's
races (their son Doug ts now bnnt>Lnl!' a boat
up from Puerto Vallarta). Many of the chUdren
we knew sailing their Sabots have gr own
into today's Ot'ean sailor s and yachtsmen
•.• Dave Ullman, Ar.;ylt> Campbell, both
have brought fame to th£> name. Others we
talked with were Pearl anrJ Conrue Wurde-
mann, Ann and Btll Campbell, Jean and John
Mac nab and Ruth anti Etl StE>en • all on thfo
Chinese ~ew Year eve>.
Morgen nacht-musik
E ·1~ton Terrae:-£>, II'Vlne.
C' o-llOstessec; are Mrs. Ed-
ward Romeo and ~trs. A.
John RtotchJe.
LAST CALL FOR 1975's AT THE GREATEST
SAVINGS WE HAVE EVER OFFERED ON NEW
CARS. HURRY FOR GOOD SELECliONS! .
T ht> Harbor V1ew Hills
Committee of the Orange
Count} Philhar mont. :>o-
clety "''ill meet at 9:30 •. m.
Feb. 17. at tile home or
Mrs. George E. Cook, 1 1011
Concert at
Harbor high
A stru~ quartPt ·om-
posed of Barbara C att>azian,
1st violin; ~et1\ Franken-
reid, 2nd VIOILn: Isla Par-
mett>r, vtola, anrl Mar~ee
Masterson, cello, will en -
tf'r tain. Thev art' all mem-
ber s of th£> l one Reach
S}·mphony orch~>stra. ThPi t
pr O{rram 11.'111 l'OOS!St of
Mozart's "EtnP kle>tne
nacht-mus1k, ·• ar-1 S£>1t>c-
tloos b} Rar h and Scott Jop-
lin.
ULE P'IUC
'73 V.W. BUG mag wheels.
4 speed, radio, heater,
special paint $2395
P'lue tea & lie..,••
PINTO SQUIRE
AUTOMATIC WAGON TRANSMlSSION
FACTORY AIR CmfDmONING
RADIO -HEATER $1495
P'iu e ••• & li e.,.••
power steering, radio, heatef.
S895
Plw• ••• & llcet~e
TWO ~ -FOUR SPEED
L ICATIO ..
'74 DATSUN 710
Four speed, factory air,
radio, 3/~vinyl roof. $3666
505KJY P lua ,_•• & lie•" ..
Four speed, rac:-tory air conditioning
radio.
$2755
535KEJ P lu e tea & llce"M
'74 FIAT 128
FOUR SPEED
$2666
561KMB ......... & lie-at~••
~TON Pickup
Automatic Trusml..._
Power SteeriiC Radio -Heater
F'aetory Air CodtloaJic
Musk stud£>nts at ..,.,w_
port Harbor high school will
stage their 12th annua l in-
strumental scholarship ·on-
cert at 7:30 tonight. r E>b.
5, in the school alldltorwm ... ----.c~-~~-111
Proceeds, at $1 per ad.
mission. go toward asl
scholarship awards to o:n d-
uatmg students.
Tonight's prognm ln-
cllldes selections frorr the
worts of Dvorak. L1adov,
Schrel nu, C acans, Man-
clni and Wagner .
Liz Kendrick Wil l be
featured soloist, pia' inc
"Lamento for c:-eUo.'' by
Gabriel-Marie.
F1CTJTIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tollowt., persons are
dome busiaess as: Sebrt.Dc
IIIWer eo.t.raettnc, Mal S..
lllartDo Clrcle, Costa Mea
*M: GtM Miller, snt
S• Mart.o Ctrcle, CoM~.
.... llat; Walter Sebrlle.
1111 8alloe A Yt., ewport
8eadl.
'MIUt.etDMSIS~ed bJ a ,_n1 putlltn.._
.._... GeM MWv. nu ......... na.e
.. tM ec.ty Clen o10r. O.r lllb T•r
111p C.-y Ftb. l, 11'7t. IAIIIJT tMSUIAMCI
,....._ Ftb. 5, U, 11. 1• •• Hertler 11•4., II. lt7t, lll tbl Newport c., .. Men Rut.or Eu1p. FUlt'l .. _____ llllillll_.
It a.l8o bas been IWDed
a.n of!lclal "llort.r.ons" eouree by tM Blcenbmntal
Commtu:ioo of CalUorniL
Tbe lalor.d aeries ls
"CODtempofU1 Callfom1a
Issues (C.C.l.)," a ZO-cmt
documentary al.8o desiped
as a college course tor
cr edit.
EJcbC oftbepi'Op'lms have
bee selected by tbe PubUc
Broadc:utiDc System u net-
wort features. These pro.
grams deal with reeources
and eoergv, c1nlg abue, sex-
ism, aad eda<:atloo.
KOCE-TV, Channel 50, the
Coast Community CoUere
Distrlct~wned teievlsioo
station. produced tbe eotlre
series for tbeOutreachCon-
sorttum, an associ.&tloo of
18 colleges and Ulll•ersities
in both Orange and San Dtego
Couottes.
Tbe other issues covered
Ln the series are aging,
racism, pollutioo, crime and
c rimlnal )lsttce, and
poverty. "Pollution," parts
I and n. recently J'@Ceived
two Golden Mt.ke awards for
documentary excellence
from tbe ~blic Rad1o and
Televlsioo Assn.
·'RUSSELL STOVER'S"
HEART BOX CAI-IDtES
NOVELTY PLUSH TOYS
VALEMTIHE CARDS
Spt>n•l \'•lf'ftl i""'
lo r RrJ) , 1111 d (, trl'
MARINERS CHURCH
MOW IN OUR HEW IUU.DtMG
10)0 niS·:> \ Wf., AT JAMBOREE, NEWPORT BEACII
I 7E I EPHONE: 640-6010
THE TEACH1t\G IS CENTERED Otf JESts ·c...,.
AND THE EIBLE, WITH EMPHAm OK PRACTEAL
CHRISTIAN UYING ALL AGES UE WE~.
~OW1ael1Dc n d nsitiDc aft.llable.
SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:00-9:30 -tl:OO A.M.
Let an expe r do your ax th1s year
All you need to do to make an appo "tment to have your per-
sonal Federal and CallfC''"" a Ta , ·e' .. P"S orepared 1n pnvate.
at no charge s depos t SS 000 r a Los A ngeles Federal
Sav ngs Pa ssbo:-~ S 10 OOC' "' a ..., ::;h~" ,,terest ra e Invest·
ment Cert14 ca:e
If yo ur savtngs are nov. a _ _,.,...mere at bank or another tn·
st1tutton Los Angeles F ecera Sa'-,gs w ill make your ta.x
appotntmen: ro .... a"'~<"J rare.., all ,.,e d eta ils of transfer
Make your appo r tme· t .oa,.l) T!Je sooner ou ftle the faster
our ~efu.,d ca, b e matted
Aga n ,..., 19-.5 sa•e depos bo xes chec ng accoun s (at a
coooera•. g ~·a·e~·'"le CI'Tl'""'<=>•c a ba'"'~< Tra eler s C llecks
and Mone\ Orders head 'hP st o' o. ;::;,. 2C' ol the most wanted
ser\. ces o 'ered Vv ,0u' cna~qp •c .. -s A.n a ;;;le~ Federal
Savers
EXAMPLES OF ANNUAL IN TEREST RATES
ON INSURED SAVINGS
5.25% 6.50% 7.75%
Ct tt fiCIIes of OepM•t
S 000 I ,u, yteld
ln..,eslmtnt Cert!facl ltS
Sl 000 6-10 yetrs v•eld
5.39% 6. 72% 8.06%
au •ro1ernt CC'!I-ftCit!cl da•"' • .., u~ "'t"n ••• '"' '"'11""1 '"' l•mt ,,_ • wn .....
ICU IUftl 1114 lfl twll •~lf'tt\1 ~l ft ·~ CIIY "'•I fe><t ... ,.tl"i!t ... l fll -~ ff1Y lt-
••or-I ctt1•' Cl lt lcti!Vftl t rocl ••'" 1\ "'" • ftlf''f''l n M I NS~ tc:C-1 In s til
da•l "'•'f'~l
LOS ANGELES
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
Sa\ r gs nsured 10
S.40 000
Newport Beach Office
3201 Newport Blvd . • 675-4500 (Across from City Hall)
Head 0 ft ce
Los Angeles Federal Sav1ng s and Loan Assoc~
One Wtlshtre. Los Angeles 90017
Other off •ces throughout the area
•
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SIL Y£11 TOO!
B-.. &.gs & eo,,.
PWO~F0~8ROCH~£
-ou•M 111 n• ....... oc ~
l..tc"-'OfttiMntAI
lft\'4!"StftM:C\t ~
soo -pori c.,.., 0.
KOI •f<t.W~~
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f"t.'4tt. '"" '~·-.,: -c c~-.__ • .,
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J.Jpanese cofored Carp
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(714) 556-4920
&nk ,.,....,.;c.n~~ or ....., 0....
o H EARIHC AIDS
HAL AEBISCHE R
t."
•
Pro~r Fitting Assure('
3409 E. Coast Hwy.
COfona del Mar
675-3833
SALES & SERYICl
420 E. 17TH, COSTA MESA
646 -7706 -646-6855
... LCOI.M _,cuna
" occ gOlf prospect
C.CII ltaF ttoao•• Or ..
-C.. CollopllllfO..m
llaodt S-ll ~,_,. Mil flldrtlil stb 1D tbt
ID.alil CoMI: Codltr.ce, t.t
-taels Ills Plntoo
IMUct be m•eb 1"1'roYed
ttda ---· Tho llo, I rotumoe Is
Matt Honer, no a.t out
la,st --t.t wt.s tbe No. ! man c. occ•s t9'l4 tq~aad.
Other retantac lettermeo
IAehttle Jobll Barris, No. 2
man oa last ynr's team;
RalldJ st~. No. s. """ Rob Keu. No. 5.
I..ead1Dc the froestunan con-.
tlnpat Is Bob Tetraau; the
No. 1 player at Costa ·wesa
Hlp t years aco, wtQ sat
out last season. Roger May,
No. l player at Costa Wesa
Hlgb last yet.r, ls Usc oo
!be ......
OU.r 11p rr 7 a •• a.. c-. ,._ 11tadc..., No.
ZliC..-IIIItllut
-Tim T..-,, llo. I ll Mira '-t RIP It
Soc-... ,...., ...
Bob ...... a Muy weteru
wta eon ttu 10 JMfS ~
coll uperieoce.
TbeP!nlu-tbelr ---y Fob. $, hooltac Soddlellock Collop
at Mesa VerdeCoantryChlb.
MIKE CACE TO PLAY
FOR HEW MEXICXl U.
Ytte Gace. On.nce Cout
College's outstandblc rite
recel•er, wlll play tor tbe
Uo.lnrstty or New ueneo
Lobos tor the nezt Z sel.·
sons. The 5-11 , t60~
star left last week for New
Mexico aD<'J will tab put
ln the Lobo sprtag pnetice,
whJch begins AprU l.
Gage caught 41 passes for
coach DtckTocker•s-.tkloal
JC champs last seaaon and
s con!d S touchdowns.
In OCC 's 38-14 win over
Rio tlondo Coll ege in the
Avocado bowl, he caught tO
passes. an OCC record. for
132 yards.
I Ttme
10 ...-dll ar tea ....... t .OO
It to 10 wcrds •... ·• !,00
Sl to fO wcrdl •.••• t.oo
E1.ch wwd Oftt 40 • • .10
• IMVESTMEMlS
SZ,500 LOAN needed by a EST ATE SALE -Antiques,
furniture and "•·nque." local Realtor. Will pay ~
tO l a.nd 8 points. Cali 1 -.,'.,•_,_ .. ..,',..',.."-•,.'_•_11_6_7_5·_5_0_16_·_1 Mr7 Henry. 979 -6666. ~-.SERVICES
e WAH TED LANDSCAPE COMPANY • _:...::.;:::o..:..::.=._....,----1 In stall and repair sprlnk-
URGENTI Have 6Sxl 8 foot ters. Licensed. (ZI3) 696-
motor yacht. Require sUp 4301 .
with provision for par.k-
lng car . Dtscuss
terms. Weekdays
-427-7939.
o Plt.STER!!41;
PLASTER PATCHING.
Sandblast a.nd re-stocco.
Spanish or trowel texture.
Spnyed acoustical ceil-·
tngs. (No mess.) No job
too small. 642-4434.
• IEAUTT $AL.OM
7IJ " >
.;cAll ........ .
BEAUTY NOoK
2732 E, Coast Hwy.
Corono del M.-
Phone f1.44, 7 336
o CHIROPRACTOR
GLEN'S GARDENING -and
cleanup service, lawn
plannlng and preparalion.
Reasonable rates. Good
references. Call 673-2007
att~r 5 p.m.
PLUIIIefHC &
Just Plumbing
& Heating
Water Heaters, Disposals,
Dn.lzls, Faucets, Copper
Re-Pi,pes •. 7 • Rea.so1111.ble
prkes, day, lllght or week-
ends!
JUST PLUMBING
TelephOne: 642-4111
License No. 300948
MEMBERS of the Oranp Coast nrslty crew, soown
h.eH in a workotlt oa tbe north Lido channel, will open
the MUOn March 13 against an aluiMl squad. The
Plntes. who ftDlsbed seeoad last season to Washington
in the Westen Sprints and participated in the Henley
reptta ln EJ1Ciud. are eJpeeted to be among the top
3 crews oo the West Coast this year. l.n the 13 years
tbat Coach .. Dne Grant has guided the OCC crew ror-
tunes, the Pirates Mn rolled up a 375-114 record.
This lmpressin Jog has been compiled against 4 year
college and antverslty competition. OCC Is the only
community college In the nation that puts a crew on
the n ter. OCC tlad lts largest turnout ever for crew
this season. A toW of 96 athletes began fall practice
last &:!ptember and 58 are stJU on the SQuad.
BASKETBALL ROUNDUP
Unbeaten Corona del
Mar's march ·-toward the
Century ·League basketball
title and the CIF playotrs
eoottooes Friday with a home
game aga.lnst Santa Ana and
Monday wUh another home
cootest ap.lnst a strong Co-
sta Mesa squad.
The .Sea Kings hav~ rol-
led to 19 stfalght victories,
anc:l went into last ni.gtll's
game at Tustin •llh a 2-
game league lead and just
6 games left to play.
Costa Mesa was tied with
VIlla Park for second place,
and Estancia, a front.ruMer
just 2 weeks ago, slfpped
out of the raee.
Friday, Estancia plays at
home against. El Modena,
then journeys to Santa Ana
for a Monday night game.
Newport Harbor's Sailors,
struggling against the Sun-
set League's top teams, gel
a reprieve Frlday nlght at
lowly Loara, but must face
powerful Fountain Valley at
home next Wednesday night.
The Sailors, out oft he league
race, were 3.5 going into
last night's home game with
Los Alamitos.
line, allowing the Spartlll.s
lo almost overtake them.
With COM leading 49-45 with
less than a minute to play,
Alex .Biack, the Sea Kings'
outstanding center, took
cha rge and scored 4 at the
game's last 6 points to Ice
the win; Black had lZ points
a:nd 14 rebounds, and Chip
Stassel' led . all scoring wit h
"· Friday night at El Modena,
things gol hairy again in the
4th quarter, .as the Van-
guards outscored CDM 17-8
to close the gap. Alex Black
was rested m>st or the 2nd
hall with a twisted ankle
aDd El Modena was gaining
mom entum as time ran out.
Costa Mesa's big win over
Esta nda Wednesday fol -
lowed thl" same scrlpt as
an e rlle1 . "'>llncla loss to
Coro del Mar; the Mus-
tangs pi ed a light defense
and fore the Eagles to
shOO t from o ts ide, mean-
-..·hl\e, keeping tht baH away
from big Jim McCloskey,
who scored a season low of
only \0 points. Dan Byers
led the Mu stangs with 18.
DI.VE WHITE OFF FOR
CORV I.L Ll S CAREER
CLEANERS
Corona del Mar survtved
a ~le or scares ln wlMing
Z games last week.. The Sea
Kings staved of'f a late vma
Park rally to wln 53-49 on
Wednesday, then had the
same trouble on Friday night
CkCDC • Maltieal Gifts at El Modena, flna.Uywlnnlng
llaltM Rlrdnre 4 7 -44..
Orange Coast College
quarterback Dave W11ite left
Saturday to continue his col-
legiate gr id career at Ore-
goo Stale Uni versity In Co r-
vallis. He w\U take part ln
spring practice, which be·
gins In late April. Opell ..,.. days a..._ Costa Mesa stayed ln con-
to ..-.e JOI bettv teotioo by outclassing their
11ciou10e
Mo ... ·T Lne.·'t">ov"'•· •·• DIMMITT
-·· !:11·7 ........ tO.IJ ()1.': .......... ., .............. Qfoll.."l" 900 W. COAST HWY., N. B. cross-town rivals from Es-
finest quality drY ~edina
on the pmnisft
o.-.... c.
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l !!j~PBO~~IIEtt~M5~-tl71~1~~~ tancia 60-50 Wednesday, then do'nlng Santa Ana 51-
40 on FrldjtY night.
•
Self-ierYict laundry
AU ne:w -l•test model
Frigidaire wahe:rs ·
3200 E. Coast Hwy.,
PHONE: 159-9901
• F LORISTS
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DeMur! To1h
FLORISTS
PHONE M&-4C79
2438 Newpot~ Blvd.
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PRE .J'AX CLEARANCE
Hammond spinet organ-fa-
vorite 'M' series •• $435
Lester "Betsy Ross" spinet
plano oow only .••• $595
I....Qwrey Genie organ -rental
return, Just 7 • 7 ••• $695
Wurlltter spinet piano, ex-
cellent eoacS. •. 7 •• $695
Yamaha BSCR Organ .. $895
Hallet & Davis coosole
plano, rental return . $115
Kimball spinet orpn
w/Leslle •••••••. $n5
Baldwin spinet plano-like
new coodltloo •. , •• $895
SCHMIDT MUSIC CO.
Steimray-Yamaha -Lowrey
190'7 N. M.alll St. Santa Aha
Est. 1914
Newport Harbor had
bounced back from a dis-
astrous start to win 3
stn.lgbt before running tnto
Edt-Wednesday. After
they dropped a 91·84 game
to the, Chargers, the Tars
ran LDto the league leading
W:artu VttlLlgs 011 Friday
nf&:lrt aM were steam-
roUered 69-47.
Coroaa del Mar's close
ca.H at Vllla Park came alter
the Sea Klftcs bid led all the
way, n.ek:tng up a 24-19
-baltUme. lead, al'ld stretch-
i.Dg It to 40-SO by the end
of the !rd quarter. VIlla
Put's: rally iD the 4th
qaa.rter tan tbe Sea Kings
the Jllers at treo !brow
Bernice Ballard is leaving town
and she'd like to take you along.
BN nace-Ba llard inv1te-s you 10 JOin hror on I he Bank of
NPwporl Travel Ce-nlre 's i1 7 day cruist>/four through
the Caribbec~n
You'll fl y 10 M1am• whPrt> you'll boc~rd thf> e le~c~nt
SS Stc~tendcJm Gourmet cu1sme, delwce std lerooms, !he
fines! entertainment. and your personal hostess and ho~l .
8ern1~ and Don Ballo1rd . combine to 81Vf> you a memor•ble
adventure to one of the m ost e•ciling vac.a tion spots in
the wortd.
The cruise/lour is fully escorted from Newport Be.ach
and departs M,uc.h Blh, rerurning March 19th. For
re!.erv.ations. phone ~my Bank of Newport Travel Cen.tre-
Dover at Si~~:tei>f\th . 645·5JJ); Corona del Mc~r, 645· J.lJO or
Udo. 67S·633J.
Ports-of--<:.11 Mtcludr:
Cur"K.O, Yene>Neb, G~. ~. M.Ar1Wqw
ond St. T .......... ~"'in Ill-.
New Beaver head coac h
Craig Fertlg has awarded
the Pirate signal caller a ruu sehot.a.rship.
Dave is the second OCC
quarterback to go to Oregon
State In recent years. Name-
sake Alvin White, who played
for coach Dick Tucker's PI -
rates in 1971 and 1972,
started at Oregon State dur-
Ing the '73 and '14 seasons.
During his 2 seasons at
OCC, Dave led the Pirates
to 2 South Coast Confe rence
championships and one na-
tlooal title.
' BI.NK OF HEWPORT
I.SSETI UP BY 14%
Bank of Newport Presi-
dent Rooald L. Rodgers has
released t he bank's year -
end flnanela.l statement
sho...,_.. total assets or over
$48 mtlUoo, an Increase of
16 ower 1974. _
"We continued our solid
growtb pattern tn 1975 with
Ht tncome lnel'fllstnc 15%,"
he said. "At tbe same time,
we •eeessfcllly opotmed a
new om.ee 1t1 ttte Lido area
ud establlabed our profes.
ak»aa seMlces division for
meclteal aocS business pro-
fullkiNis."
81Dk or Newport now has s omen: DcrYer at 16th st .•
N...,.n Beach; c-Hlcb-
"' MU"MacArtNir, Corona
dol ......... -st ... ~lolboLido~ .... "'11-rt .......
......... _ ..... ___ , -,,. .
JIM BRI.TTEH HI.IIED
EI.CLE GRID OlA01
Jl.m Bratteu, &n assistant
football coach a.t Newport
Harbor hlgb school for the
past S years, became Or-
ange County's youngest var-
sity bead coa cb thls week.
,rhen he llt'IS named to tati:e
over the head coach job at
Estancia bl.gtllnCosta Mesa.,
Br'attefl was the eoonty's
high .tchool player of the
year in 1966 at Magnolia
high in Anaheim. He was
quarterback of the Colorado
U. team in Z Liberty Bowls,
then coached fn Houston,
T"exas, before coml.ng to
Newport Harbor.
GIRLS BASKETBI.L.L
PROGRI.III OFFERED
The Costa Mesa depart.
ment of leisure services 1s
offering a basketbaU pro.
gram open totllgtrtsgrades
2 through 8. The prognm
~~o·m begln Monday, Februa.r y
9, at lhe following SibOols:
Balearic, California, Col-
lege Park, Kaiser, Lind-
bergh, Paular ino and WU-
s on. All gameswtllbe played
at Costa Mesa high school
gymnasium on Wednesday
nights and Saturday after-
noons. Gameswillbegln Feb.
18.
Plus
lltUI!SOIY,_FEa S..l976
CGIIdiA"I!IL ~!!-. ,,
Biles favored
at SO Mesa
Groamoat Collep broke
Ollf'll • eto.e ball came early
.. tllle .oaacl balf ud. weet
.. "' -"'-Cout Collep Its tlb Sooth Cout
Cootefeac• ba.-t\. -a. a row SahtdlJ alebt in
tbe Grossmoat om, 6S.4B.
_Tile loss cue the Pi rates
1. Z-4. record tn tbe c:oafer.:
nee ud 9-l!fortbeMI..I()O..
OCC h:Jpes to ret back OD
tbe wbaiDC track tilts Satur-
day Dlpt. meetliiC Sm Diego
Mesa CoUep in tbe border
etty. The Pirates beat Mesa 60-48 tour weeks ago.
Coach Herb Llney'sBucs
tra.Ued Grossmont !I-27 at
the halt Saturdl.y night. but
kDotted tbe oootest 39-S9
early iD the 3rd quarter.
Grossmont then went on a
telr' aod brok.e the ~me
wldeopen.
Guard Dave Taylor led
the aCe scoring with 14
points. Pbll. Bolden, OCC 's
leading scorer for the sea-
soo., hU only 1 of 13 at-
tempts from the noor and
ttnlsbed with )1st 2 points.
MAT,TRESSES
lfEW -aEIVILDIJfG
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CINEMA
CENTEA 1
"DIOWMIMG:
POOL'',
Plw•
"HARD TJMES '
Wi th
Charles fronson
Plus
Second Co-Hit
"STEPFC RD WIVES"
with
Katherine Ross
•nd
Poulo rrentice
Mo
Kill
Y51. ..
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New 9 mg~ tar MERIT with 'Enriched Flavor~ proves
taste no longer depends on amount of tar.
Until now, cigarette flavor pretty much depended on the
amount of tar that went along with it.
Regardless of "low tar, good taste" claims, regardless of
fa_ncy-filters and "space-age" filtering syste'ms -you couldn't
get high taste without high tar.
Nor low tar witho~t low taste.
That was the theory.
. Until now.
This is another report on MERIT from Philip Morris.
If you smoke, you'll be interested.
Low~ Good Uste: Filters Fall Short
At first, we tried designing special filter , too.
'Enriched Fl avor.' It 's extra flavor. atural flavor.
Fl a \·or that can't burn o u t. can't drop o ut, can't do anything
but come through for you.
Read the ta te,test re ult for yourself.
Taste:rested By People Like \bu
9 m g. tar MERIT \v as taste-tested against five current leading
l O\\' tar brands r anging from 11 mg. to 15 mg. tar.
Tho usands of filter makers were invo lved,
-makers like yourself, te ted at ho me:'
The re ults \\'ere conclu ive.
Like others, our results were ge~erally disappointing. ~;;;;;;;;: ___ liijjiig. ~=---
These results confirmed a belief that if there
was any way to get flavor-real flavor -into a
Even if the cigare tte tested had 6~ more tar
chan MERI T d ~ zR11ificant majorrc~· of all snwkers
tested reported ncu· 'Enricht?d Flavor' MERIT
delit·ered more taste .
Repeat: dt:livered m re taste.
low tar cigarette, the answer had to lie
somewhere in the tobacco itself.
So we focused on the business end of
smoking. The tobacco end. And decided if \Ve
wanted to get more flavor thr~ugh to you, \ve'd
MERIT In imilar te t again t 11 m g. to 15 m g.
menthol brand ... 9 mg. tar MERIT MENTHOL
performed str nglv too, delivering a much
just have to start with more.
After a twelve year effort, our Richmond
Research Center succeeded. They isolated the
"key " flavor ingredients of tobacco as they exist
in cigarette smoke.
By adding only those natural ingredients of
extreme high quality .as flavor contributors, yet
low tar producing as well, they were able to
pack MERIT with 'Enrich ed Flavor' -without
the usual corresponding increase in tar. ...... .....,.. .... ,,.
Filter -or m ore -taste tha n the higher tar brands tested.
You've been making .. low tar, good taste"
claim long enough. Now you've got the cigarette.
MERIT. Incredible smoking pleasure at one
of the lo\ve .. t tar le vel in making today -
o nly 9 m g. tar.
From Philip M rri .
• Ammcan lnsonnr Cit C'..onwmn t~KW"I tuJv •\..alablr rrer on~
9 9mg''tar:· 0.7mg.nicotlnerN.111fcipnrue~FTCMs•s•. .c: ..
al} Wa rnmg The Surgeon General Has Oetermmed
LOW TAA -'EN"ICHEO fLAv_o_A·--~ , ___ ... That C1garette Smokmg Is Dangerous to Your Health. ~
MERIT and MERIT MENllKl.. -
. .
' I
........ I' •••• . , ...
AD Rt' ; s: ._._«tub
wm a. • • rrt-.,,, ,..,_ 11 ...... --..
lllcalllu---u.. ...... beeli l6Celi*i!ld
...... -tlooda}'bo .... eland a )Oca} .::_,. boll-
diJ .s.ce, by ltate ..... Lia-
cota'!!t-blttlldar wt11. be ab-
serYed oan.r.dly, FtD.l%, ...... --.-,.
Fftl. l&,.WbeWufdllctoo'l
btrtbday hOliday.
~aft DOW' .Cited-
••• for 171 days ollltltne-
tb bJ lUte .... tbe dll-
b1ct mut ._n 1?5 c.laa.
room days PN year, or loR ......... ··u the dUtrlct were to
enol Ibis ...... , ... s.,.t.
Nicoll elpla.taed. .. it would
lea•e u ., ma.f'liD lor a
possible aablnl dlaster or
a meebank al m2lf11Dctlo11.
such u power failure; then,
U otw-of oar scbools IOOuJd
bne to ,be closed a day
during the IIPrlng, we'd bave
to keep that school opeo
nea June, after an tbeotheB
bave closed for the sum-
mer. It's simply not prudeot
managempnt."
Don Hoot, asslsWlt su-
perintendent, said, "We are
coocerned about the pos-
sibility of absenteeism. For
eumpte, if ooe studeot in {1 3 were to stay out oo the
13 the district would lose
about $40,000.''
DIVIDEND GRANTED
Ba.J't of Ne-.,ort Presi-
dent Ronald L. Rodgers an-
nounces f.bat the board of
directors h:as declared a set
stock dlvideod, payable .to
stockholders of r ecord feb-ruan-10, 1976.
OREN KING
DIES AT 66
Orea Klng, dty manager
of IlowDe)' for 13 years and
a N ewpon resident since
19'70, died Sunday at Hoag
hOspital. He •as 66,
Se"ices are S<'heduled for
2 p.m. today, F~. 5, in
.Pacmc View Chapel, Har-
bor View Hills, with the
Rev. Bruce Kurrle official~
tug. Burial will be tn Par ific
VIew memorial park.
Mr. King .,·as a 30-year
Rotarian, a Mason, a I on!!-
rime American Le!Iionna ire,
a member of Bi£: Canyon c Otmtry Club ana the Goof-
Otters Club.
He is survlveO ln ttis "''1ft>
Helen, daughter Saundra
Wllldns and grandson Cue)'
Wllldns of Ce rritos, sister
Doris Zeiger ot Arizona,
and a cousin, Dr. Aura Mc-
CooneU, of Co rona riel Mar.
Mr. King .,·as a nativE' I){
Missouri.
Paper pickup days shifted
Colle<;t:ion d1ys for scnp
newspapers in Newport
Beach .,.HI change in some
neighborhoods; beglnni~
this month.
City General Services Di-
rector Ja~ Mynderse e:x-
plalned that residents wbo
have ha d thelr newspapers
pic ked up b)'City trash crews
on a Monday •ill now have
papers !'!ollecte<l on Ttmrs-
da}·. Those formerly col-
lected on Tuesday wUJ move
to Frirla)' collections.
Wednesda)· collections re-
main UD<":-flan{....:."'_· ---,
8"t' J . C. HUMPHRIES
f . C Hr~,.phrr f'!l. 11h•,~•·
!!IO~f.' til /81 ~ .,_,..,,,.,,,
Bfr ·tl. ha_, b f'f'1f Q ( ,,,ra
'l t>\o ltmdmarlt fe-r ,r.,,
ti>Oft lR 'f'f1~!1. r, a ..
nuth•·•·ih '"'" (*'"'' a .. d
f f'll "''"'·
GEM SOURCE:
Long the capital of the
world in the production of
fine sapphires and rubies,
Burma could lose thls dis-
tlncllon to the mines of
Montana and Idaho.
Areas changm;'fi"O m Mon-
day to Thu rsdar are Balboa
Island, Big Canyon, Ra~·
Shores, Irvine .~\·e. to Dover
Or. and Westcllff Dr. to
Mariners'" Dr ., ~ewport
Crest, West SidE' of lrnnf·
Ave. to Tustin ..\ve., from
Hollda~' Rd. to Santa lsalwl
Ave ., and the An.nlversar}
Estates ar ea east of Irvine.
Areas changing from
Tuesda~· to Frida~ an East
Blu ff, the Bluffs anr1 Lirto
Isle.
If you don't live tn OOP of
the a.reas mentioned above,
there will Lifo no change in
}"our collection sche'fu!e,
Mr. M}'nderse said.
Reason for the schedule
changes ts to even outwork-
loar!s and cut OOwn on ow•r-
time for workmen.
Paper cottectton r!ay s for
February are t h~ 9th, IQth,
11th, 12th aM 131tl, east
of the Bay, and t he 16th,
17th, t 8H1, Dtll anrt 20th
west of thE' bay.
UCI ORCHESTRA TO
PLAY AT CHURCH
The UCI Chamber Ur.
•'hestra ¥dll prf'~ent ::. fref.'
concer1 featurin.-...,·orks of
Bach, Wagner, anrl S< hubert
at i:30 p.m. fhts Sunrla},
Feb. 8, tn trn? sanr!Uary of
St. Andre...,·'s PrPsb~1erian
C hUr ch, Cltff Haven.
Alvaro Cassuto, professor
of music at UC l, ,.m ron~
duet a pr~ra m which in-
c l!Kies "Suite No. 4 in D
major" by Bach, "Siegfied
Ldyl" by Wagner, and "Sym ~
phOny No. 5'' b}' SfhUbert.
..
SUR PRlSE VISITOR to Newport oa Sunday nlcbt Yb
the Coos Bay, a COO'ferted World War n lSI" tbat ru
aground at about 9:30 p.m. in 5 feet of nter )Ill west
of the Balboa Pier. The craft, bound for Loac Beach
from t he CJ.rlbbean. ns pulled free Mood:ay nlebt by
1. tugboAt , and procHded to Lou&: Beacb.. Hundreds of
spectators visited the beach to see the ship, wtd.eb wu:
ouly about 50 ~ from tt. water's .tp.
l'OGA GARBED YOUNG LADIES are practid ng for their
role as sen ing girls at the "Roman Feast" being given
Thursday, Feb. 12, as a benefit for Youth Employment
Service of the Harbor Area . The girls are, left to right,
Karen Llnlto ff and Marian Kelly from Newport Harbor
HiF:h school and Allyson La rson from Corona del Mar
High. Infor mation about the feast may be obtained from
tile YES ortlre at 642-0474.
Better fire safety asked
l it\ Council raOOidat e
Uuu an Mcintosh J r. called
this week for stepped-up city
Eovernment action to pro-
moiP rJrp safet} In Newport
Bea ·h.
Mr. Mdntostt, of Harbor
VIew HomPs, is running
aeamst ~ other candidates
tor t!w ith Dtstrlct seat be-mv va rater! by John Store.
!I~ sairl he would favor
. 1n onlinan ''' to speE><l up
wstallatlon of hOme smoke
wa rnin~ devkes, pa rticu-
larly in areas where build-
Ings an• ven close to-
gether.
He also caile1 for future
plannifl¥ aimed at building a
firE' station 1n the industrial
a.rporl area.
•· RPsponse time (rom the
~pwport Cent<'r station ts
from 4 to 6 minutes," he
note!1 . "Wp shOuld statlooan
engi ne rompany In the air-
por t area for quicker re-
sponse."
LKALMOT!a
FICTJTlOUS BUSINESS
NA ME ST ATEMENT
Fire Chief Leo Love said
last month he will seek funds
In next year's city budget
for such a statioo.
PRAYER BREAKFAST
SET FOR SATURDAY
"The sons of thunder"
wUI be the sermon topic
of Associate Pastor Tom
Ham Uton at the 8:30 a,m •
Sunrlay service at Plymouth
Cong regational Church, lo-
f'ated at 3262 Broad street,
Newport Heights, Pastor
Jolm J.lndvall will preach
on "Share power" at 10
a.m. Men's prayer break-
fast meetings are held at
8 a.m. on the first and third
Saturdays at Mr. Munchies,
428 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa.
Spea ker this Saturday wlll
be the Rev. Mel Robeck of
Fuller Theological Semln-
ary, Pasadena.
PLYMOUTH WOMEN TC
MEET FEBRUARY 11
F.ual WI ncN Wlft __ , __ _
Pae111c Vlow C-llar·
M Vlow lllllo, lor VIdor
~eyre lr-. 49, ol utl E..
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Hle:tcalllome.
llo ......... ~
MUte ...S bad Uwed llere
I ,....., He worUd as a
····p&~a~u. He Is .... b ... by ...
taa.er. VietorSJ..rreBr.,Wbo
1Z00 ..,. a 1 .. ._ a.
cream .,.. bbd;-. de-
.._ Drt, • .,re-
-c1111.-. -
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-..... Qos1eo f'-.
eon. ... -.--..... --'-BJJis.-wWbo
ete.eld F"tt>. 11.
Send these1»eautiful blossoms to your special Valentine
today. She'll get the message.
Your FTO Florist will send your LoveBundle"" Bouquet
Would she prefer by wire, atmott anywhere in the U.S. and Canada-the FTC
simplicity way. (Many FTD Florists accept American Ex:press and
of delicate other major credit cards.)
ValertUnte flowers Saturday. Feb. 14 is Valentine's Day, so order now.
Ina bud vase? But remember, say FTD ... and be sure.
Usually available LoveBundle IJ50lr for less than usually available SJ ~ • As an independent tor less than V businessman, each FTO Member
Flori st sets his own prices.
Reach out aftd told w,tM FTD Florist way!
Burma rubies and sap-
phlres are becomlng" in-
creaslngl)' hard to find,
and new mines In thto Mon-
tana-Idaho area have pro-
duced enough of these fine
stones to make the entlre
area worth fUrt her ex-
ploration from now on.
Hamilton, Montana,
has produced ruby~red and
sapphire blue SlOI"IfS,
pastel shades abound, and
13 different colored stones
ttave been found In this
Western site.
Charles Friesen, di rector
of music at St. And rew's,
Is in charge of preparations
for the concert.
The following persons are
doing business ts: Tustin
Bat <~.· Ten Cage, 1102 La-
g:una Rd ., Tustin, Calif.
92680: Em-Wol Manage.
ment Inc. (Ca!U. Corp.),
11 02 Laguna Rd., Tustin.
The Women's fellowship Jr Plymouth Congregationa.l
Church of Newport Beach
will meet at 10 a.m. Feb.
11 at the home of Mrs. E.
K. Stromsland, 1875 Wrer
Circle, Costa Mesa. Mrs. '"'iiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ben Brown, program chair-
Ctt?llf!OrWT•-~~
If enough tnfestors can
be found to ecoaomtcaJly
operate these properties,
there Is a cUst:lnct pos-
stblltty that Mootana wlU
replace Burma u the ~
phire and ruby capltal of
the world.
• IS a
UCI BIOLOGIST Will
TALK ABOUT ORCHIDS
UC Irvine Town an<!
Gown's gardenlng section
wUJ hear about orchids from
Robert Ernst, asSO{'iate
resident biologist at UCI.
Guests are we lcome to at.
t end this lecture al tM hOme
of Ann Kressner,
927 Alder East Blutf,
a.t l1 a.m.
Valentine
From
JtD~n lnhl
I .
WISfCUff' PI,.UA
17th ..... ....... -No•J1011 -h
Ake1 tftWPOin(l lttN, MlW'QlT lEACH
This business Is conducted
hy :a corporation.
Corporation Name: Em-
Wol Management tn c.,
Sandra Emerson, Treas.
This statement wa s filed
with the County Clerk or
Orange County Feb. 2, 19'76.
Publish: feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, In the Newport
Hartxlr F -52221
' .
man, wUipresentElleenMc-
Ciure, economist from the
Southern CaHforala Edison
Compa~y, as speaker.
Mrs. Richard Herman,
president, has named tne
following chairmen: his-
torian, Mrs, Charlotte
Ganter; parHamentarlan,
Mrs. Otvld GoOOe; dewo-
Uons, Mrs. Harrylmel; sun-
Mrs. Meda Sally; pub-
Mrs, Bill Lldt.
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t71U COMN'ntaAN WAY
!NIIAIO THE AIIIPOIOTl
NRIOPOIOTMACII 833-1883
C." or villi ,.
~.We can-your •l•ctton elmolt .,.,.....,..
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2431 NEWPOIT II. YD. COSTA MUA,
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!JOHN ~ ~RENTZ EARHS PROMOnON
.Jobl A. ~ 21, ..
o1 Mr. ad Mra. Jot. A.
A....a.. t%5 Merrimac
Way, eo.ta Mesa_ wu pro-
moted to Army prt.atle fll"''t
clul ... u. ftOe .Uf11c
... 1M 2Stll ..... , Dl-
ril6oa It Scbolleld Bvracu.
PYt. Allreots, uslpld
wldl tile C01rltlat Stwort
COJIIIIUJ, l.t Betta!~ 211t
latutry ol tbe 111v.lsk1G'dnd
Brtpde, eote.rec(tbe Army
iD Marcb., lt'14. and com-
pleted bute tra.bdac at Ft.
Ord, Calll. He atteoded Or-
up Cout College.
i
. FINANCING
AVAII.MU O.A.C.
FULL SID I ' SPA
Plus in1tallotion
INCE 1954
TOTAL PR ICE INCLUDES EVERYTHING PUMP • FILTEII e HEATER • n JET SPA • JET·AIRE ILOW£R • SKIMMER o MAIN ORAIN
• RETURN LINE o THERMOMETER o TEST KIT
12222 SO. HARBOR BL VO.
750 -7665 GAROEM GROVE 871 • 8020
772 -3401 646-509~
Public
EDWARD L. SALGADO of
Anaheim hu been promoted
from tbe posiUoo of busi-
ness manager to assistant
admlnlstrator of Costa Mesa
memorial hospital. He wtll
owersee tbe operation of the
business office and ln ad-
dition be responsible for the
bospltal's housekeeping, di-
etary, maintenance aDd pur-
e hasing departm'!nts. He has
been with the hospital since
August, 1973. He holds a
bachelors degree In business
admlnlstration from Cah-
fornJa State University at
Fullerton, and wlll begin the
masters program In Sep-
tember.
AUTHOR TO ADDRE SS
FRI~DS OF LIBRARY
lrvtne author Mottl
Nickell, a specialist In cr e-
ative crafts writing, will ad-
dress the Feb. 12 meetlngof
the Irvine Friends of the
Library.
Tbe public is Invited, free
o f charge, to the 7:30 p.m.
meeting at the Untver sitr
Park Branch Library, 4512
Santfburg Way, Irvine.
Mrs. Nickell wiU speak
on tbe tl!('hniques of In-
s tructional wrlttng, whtrh
has been her tratiemark as
an author, editor and synd i-
cated columnist.
~UCTION
FIIIOAV, SAnJIIDAV. SUNDAY •t 8 P.M.
Bargains on Frnf' Crvstal. Sterling S ilver. Porcelains. Onentof
Objrcts d'Art. Po•ntings. Jeur-/ry: A ntlqut>s. B ronus.
Fum1turt.>. f!l«t Indian T urquoist.>. .
s 1.000.000 INVENTO R'
,_,..," I '"""' { """' Oufo#)(./tt,.lf. &~tltruplt'WS
vrsrrORsr
Co..w .. fl•ee .... /tilfll ..
AVCTION
c .... ,
FREE ADMISSION!
across thr street from
set'cn of tht' outhfond's
mcur cft>gont wot{'rfront
rt'stouronts'
lnspf'ction & Privott' Soles
lO·S DAILY , 12·S SATURDAY & 1·5 SU NDAY
CLO SED WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
AVC110NS HE1.D £VEII'V
F'RIDA\',SAnJm)AV.MJNDAV eciP.N .
l •~E. \ Ol R BANKAMf RICARD.
MAS TtR CHARGE.
PERSO"'Al CHECI< O R CA H
2542 w ... CoMe Hl-w.y
NewpMta..da. c...,on.-tz''' (71C)MS·UM
WE 8VV FOil CASH o• SELL ON CO-ISSION
MfOI.E ESTATES OR SINGL£ ITf1/IIS
ART I £'1 /\F.. t l ( I f(I\FlR
J.C.
"BIPORT MitiOR BISIG"
MUSMED IEBtLY-PAGE 7
niURSOAY, FEB. 5, 1976
OOOA OEl*R. CAL.
Newcomers at Hoag
• F'RIDAY, DEC. 19 Boy -Mr.andMrs.Masat:i
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Roo-Yamashita, 3033 Royce Ln.,
ald RetcbJ.D, 611 Ctlbbouse Costa Mesa.
Aft., West Newport. Boy -Mr. and Mn. OonaJd
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Pat-Jenrks, 2208 Puente Ave.,
rlek Wallace, 8!0 Cortez, rosta Mesa.
Costa Mesa.. • TUESDAY, DEC. 30
Girl-Mr,andMrs.Steveo Boy-Mr. aDd Mrs Leslie
Loufek, 1506 Mariners Dr., Ta)•lor, 2279 Orange Ave.,
Harbor Highlands. Costa Mesa.
Girl-Mr. aDd Mrs.Jared Gi rl -Mr.andMrs.Oorald
Sta.lls, 2017 N. Capella Ct., St. Clair, 312 E. 20th St.,
Costa Me&.A. c. osta Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs •. Jer-Boy -Mr. arid Mrs. Steven
orne Macchlarola, 1515 Hi rlgoyen, 457 Costa Mesa
Kathleen Ln., Harbor High-St., Costa Mesa.
luds. Boy -Mr. and Mrs.
Girl -Mr. aDd Mrs. Ed-Thomas Bullard, 380 JGth
ward Reed, 2430 Littleton P!., Costa Mesa.
~1., Costa Mesa. Bo) -Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
SATURDAY, DEC. 20 bollt:!nbar h, 3395 Carmel
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Gre-Dr., Costa Mesa.
gory Solis, 326 Ogle St., Bov -Mr. and Mrs. Eu~eoe
Costa Mesa. FI!Zfi!Prald, 1311 Ant igua
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Le-\\a), Dove r Shores.
land Silt, 1936 Port Nel-• WEDNESDAY, DEC. 31
son, Harbor View Homes. Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Fred
• SUNDAY, DEC. 21 Piettscb, 893 Sandcastle,
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Roger Harbor V1ew Hllls.
Mattson, 1730 Port West-Girl ~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul
bourne Place, Harbor View Hegness, 18572 Paseo Pt-
Homes. ze~rro, Irvine.
• MONDAY, DEC. 22
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Masio
Ota, 595 Fayett Cir., Co-
sta Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Byrne, 13 Woodrush,
Irvine.
Bo y -Mr. and Mrs. Te rn
F'arment, 2956 Pemba. Co-
sta Mesa.
Bo)' -Mr. and Mrs. An-
thony Lekas, 17395 Sandal-
wood, Irvine.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Barq
McKay, 915 Aleppo, East
Bluff.
Girl -~r. and Mrs. John
Sniegoskt, 241 Costa Mesa
St., Apt. C, Costa ~1esa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Rot--
ert Green, 19351 Sterra
Perla Rd., Irvine.
• T UESDAY, DEC. 23
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Valley, 4 Banyon Tr t>e Ln .,
Irvine.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs ..
George Koen, 637 Vt•:ton a
St., Costa Mesa.
• WED~ESDAY, DEC. 24
Gar I • Mr. anrJ Mrs. D-.t v1d
Susson, 975Sandcastl£o, Har-
bor View Hills .
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Dante.
Watt, 1556 Carawa \, Apt.
D., Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Saba-
batten 0 U)Our, 222-1 ~
Marlne Ave., Balboa I sian 1.
• FRIDAY, DEC. 26
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Rl')t-
e rt Chappell, 1960 Wallace,
Costa Mesa.
Girl-Mr . anrt Mrs.Dou£-
las Salisbur), 26R2 Cir·Je
Dr., Bay Shores.
Boy -Mr. ano Mrs.\\ tl -
liam HardestY, 132 A~att>
Ave., Balboa Is land.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Aol·-
e rt V.an Sweden, 254 '\assau
Rd., Costa Mesa.
• SATL1RDAY, DEC. 2:
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Josept.
Beccarelli, 2713 Sandptper,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Baranick, 4239 Dana R 1.,
~ewport BeaC'h.
• SU!'mA Y, DEC ~8
Bo} -Mr. anti Mrs. huss
Ricketts, 2700 Peterson Pi.,
•63C, Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. ISH!U
Ochiai, 2323 Elden .o\w •. Co-
st.a Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs .• to 1
Shaver, 152 Tuli.p Ln.,: w -ra
Mesa.
• MONDAY, DEC. 29
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . I· ot -
ert Smith, 137 the Masters
Ctr., Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Chris-
topher Finochio, 2383 Or-
ange, Costa Mesa.
• FRIDAY, J AN. 2
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
h am nunge, 268 Hanover
Dr., Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Rullffson, 5 Peppergrass,
I rvrne.
• SATL"R'OA Y, J AN. 3
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Mark
E I Its, 3601 Parkview Ln.,
lrvme.
Bo) -Mr. and ~Irs. Rob-
ert Johnson, 34";" E. 18th
St., Costa Mesa. -
• MO;:-.."DAY, JA.~. 5
Gi rl -Mr and Mrs. Jef-
frP\ I ewis , 124 39th St.,
\~PSI :\ewport.
Bo~ -Mr. anrt Mrs. Cart r abantss, 3434 Furhsia, Co-
sta \iesa.
• WE D~ESDAY, J AS. 7
fi<)\ • Mr. anl1 ~rs. \11-
··hael Flynn, 4391 MarRarlta,
irvtnP.
• THL'hSDA Y, JA~. 8
Strl • \lr. and Mrs. John
\•kola, ~23 Towne, Costa
\It-sa.
~i rl -\1r. and Mrs . Jonn
·.J,Jri'Pn, 1580 Cara..,•ay, Co-
"ta Mesa.
Girl -\lr. and ~h.
•urlt>s Hllts, 341 16th
Pia .. , Costa Mesa.
Girl • ~h and Mrs . Bar-
rPt ~ eekt's, 709 Kings Rd.,
Cliff Havt>r..
T .w1n bo\S -\!r. and Mrs.
John Hov•ne, 1993 Port Sea-
bourne, Harbor View Ho mes .
•rRlDAY,J-1.:-..3
G1rl -\l r. a.ni1 Mrs. Ni-
r an}all Pav.·al, 1941 Pomona.
Coc:::ta Mt>sa.
• Sl':\DA,, lA~. 11
Gtr l • Mr. ll!ld Mrs. Jose
Gomez, 5'i3 \' t• ton a, Apt.
D, Costa Mt'sa.
• MO!'iDA 't , J:\:-.. 12
Bo\ -Mr. anr1 Mrs. Jerr~
C aln, 2'7 00 Peterson V. a~,
•37£;, Costa \1esa.
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Derek
Jenne r, 1SlS1 ~ormandte,
lrvme .
• Tl.j'ESDA't . JA~. 13
Bo) -Mr. and Mrs . Cra!f:
fensen, «1 Seville, Balboa.
Bo} -Mr . anti Mrs. Larl')
~lanC'ebo, 600-1 ::! Ins t\vP.,
Corona dt>l Mar.
DAVIDSON TRAINING
IN ARCTIC ALASKA
Private First Class Dale
J. Davidson ls un•1P~oing
6 weeks of an tlr traming
at Ft. Walnwri~ht. AlasU.
Regularly stationed at Ft.
Lewis, Wash., he and other
member s of the 9th lnf:wtr)
Division are trainm~ under
simwated • ombat ·ondt-
tlons.
PFC Davidson, son of ~trs.
Elsie Davidson, 870 Darrt>ll
St., Costa Mesa, ts a for-
ward observer l.n Com pan)
8 2nd Battalion of the 1i-
•lsion's 39th lnfantrv. He
is a 1973 graduate of Es-
tancia hlgh school.
WALTER WAGNER, profes-
sional writer and author of
"You must remembertlus,"
wlll be the guest speaker
at South Coast AlumnaeClub
of Pi Beta Phi's celebn ty
sertes book review at 10
a.m. tbls Friday, Feb, 6.
He will give excerpts frons
this latest work, wtuch ts a
series Of 2.4 first ptorSOD
Interviews ranging frorr
Mar)' Pickford to J a' k
Lemmon.
KEN RUOD IS HAMED
TROOPER OF MONTH
Army $Peeialist Four
Kenneth A. Rudd, son ol Mr.
and Mrs. Albert F. Ruod,
1946 Pelican Place, Costa
Mesa, recent!} was naml?ll
trooper of the month for tt1£>
82nd Airborne Dlvtsion at
Ft. Bragg, N.C.
T~ specialist, a ftretea rr
leader with Compan~ C, 3M
Battalioo of t he divisto:s's
325tb Infantry, entertwi thE'
Army in April, 19'i 4, ·orr •
pleted basic tralDine-at F1.
Polk., La., and .,,as last st•-
ttooed at Ft. Benning, Ga.
He is a 1972 graduatP of
Estancla High School an~ r<>.
e1ved an A. ·"· degreP m
1975 from Orange Coast
CoUe~e.
TERRY STEELSMITH
NOW AT CASTLE AFB
Airman Terr) v.. Str-el-
smith, son of retired r. S.
Air Force Ma ster SergP.tnt
and Mrs. John \\. Ste(>l -
s mlth. 2729 Drake .1\ve., Co-
s ta Mesa, has gradu~tet\ at
Sheppard AFB, Texas , rrom
the U. S. Air Force terts-
nir al traming rourse ror
refrigeration and air roo-
ditlonlng specialists. He 1s
being assigned to Castle
AFB, Calif., for dut}' '61th a
unit or the Strat~ic Atr
Command.
The airman, a 1971 gradu-
ate of Balboa (C.7. tl£h
school, received tus A. ~
Coast College.
PAT BURHS ENROLLS AT ARIZONA SOfOOL
Pltrlela Ann Bu.rns,
~~er of Wr. ud Mrs.
d S. Burns ot Coro02
del Mar, bas enrolled at
Amerlea.o Graduate School
of Internatlooal ....,.._
ment, Gleodale, Art..a.S11e
ts a rrat!ute ot Arlsoaa
Statt' Utllvcorstty. W'btre w
maprfld 1n bastaea.
HELP PREVENT . NEEDLESS TRAGEDY
FROM HOME· FIRES!
SMOKE
DET ECTOR
ALARM
• State Fir• Marshall Awo•.ct
5 Yr. Wauwaly
LarcJnt Sel•ction of Smok• AJ.-.s
Ill Or-.cje Covnty.
3107 E. COAST HWY.
Corona d•l Mer • 6 73-2100
MOft.-lllrs.. 9 to 5:30
~' 9 to 6-Sat. 9 to 5:10
S.ttday I 0 to 5
HARDWARE STORES
538 CENTER STREET -COSTA MESA · 646-1919
TENNIS
ladies tennis dresses
20% -to 50% off
200 Pairs Shoes· Random sizes
Wilson & Penn
Tennis Shorts & Shirts
4.95 5.95 6 .95 8.95
ALL SALES SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND
/Special tic
COME TO
The Frosting House
HEADQUARTERS FQ,1
C.olt• Oeco..athtt '" attvctlon
CoMplete Ho•• loiter s.,,li••
H .. rt S..e"d P•"'-Pleath Velotttifte Movohi ••
Vel• .. "• Celt• Pica -C•47 loua & Pepeu
OMIDI.UCi 110. IllS
All OltDIII.UCE OF TRE
CITY COUIICIL OP 111ECt.
TY OP IIEW~ BEACII
AllDIIOC; CHAPTER UO TO
TITLE I or TRE IIEWPOitT
BEACH MIIIOICIPAL CODE.
PERTAI!IDOG TO THE 8£.
GOLA110:ot OF TATTOODIG
1ST ABLISHM£MTS AJfO
OP£8ATIONS
1'llo CIIJ Couocu "' the
Ctty ol Newport Btaeh OOES
OROADf u to!Jowa:
SECTION ) , C•er IS.%0
l& added to the Newport
BM.Cb Muntc.lp\1 Code to
r•ct
"CHAPTER 6.20
"TATTOOING ESTAB-
LISHMENT AND OPERA-
TION REGULATIONS"
Sectloos:
6,ltl.OIO Deftaittons.
6.20.020 Posu.nc of recv·
b.UOfta.
6..20.030 MalntefWICe of
premises.
S.ZO.OfO Source of dyes
and lnU.
6.!0.050 ~lintenanct> of
plcmeots, dyes and I!IQUfp-
m~t.
6.20.060 Maintenance of
steocll5.
6.20.fY70 Ta{tootng opera-
tlons--sld.a condition of cus-
tomers.
&.20.080 Tattoolng open-
tloas-.-hea.lth history of cus-
tomers.
6.Z0.090 httooinc opera.
ttoos--bN.Ith condition of
opentor.
6,20.100 Tattooing opera-
tkMls--lmotJD(l.
6.%0.11 0 Tattooing opera-Uoai:--~CJP~.rel of operator.
5.20.12.0 Tattooing Ol)@n-
Uoas--cleanliness or open-....
6.20.130 Tattooing open-
Uons--stlat'lng.
6.20,140 Tattoolng open-
tioos--sldn prepantlon.
6.20,150 Tattooing opera-
tlons--uM of stencils.
6.20.160 Tattootne opE-n-
lions--use of approved dyes.
6.20.170 Tattooing opera-
tions--use of sterUe dyes.
6.20.180 Tattootne opera-
tions--use of sterile equip-
ment.
6.20.190 Tattooing opera-
ttons--dlscardlltg or ~::ertaln
~ufpment.
6.20.200 Penalties.
6.20.010 DE Jo1NITIO:'-OS.
As used In t11ls Ctlipt .. r, un-
less ttH! context otherwise
requires. t~ followlnl'.
tums sha.ll have the mean-
ln~s ale~ them res-
pectively:
HEALTH OF"FICER--th:.t
persoo o r office des{fnlted
by order of the C ity Council
of the City of ~ewpor1 Beach
or by contta("l approved by
lilt sa.ld council as the per-
son or office !living respon-
sibility for the enforr-ement
of the provisions of this :.r.
tlcle.
OPERATOk--any f"l"'t~,
whether the-proprl•·lt~r or
aaotber perSOfl, ar1mllllster-
1nc a tat1oo to Ill Y r uston1er
of a tattooing establlstlm€'flt.
Pf<OPRIETOR --the per-
son huh~.g general r-ootrol
and man&~ement OV"r t~
coMuct of business at a
tattOOIRK establishment,
whethe r or oot such person
ts the leeal owner of the
premises or the businus.
TATTOO--J.fl ID'fellble
mark or flcure fixed upon a
botty by Insertion of pll{ment
untter the skin or by prorlut::-
lion of sean.
TATTOOING t.STAb-
LlSHMENT •• premls~ used
tor the buc;lnns of ma rking
or coloring the skin with tat-
toos, lHI<I all furulshlN:S,
equipment, Instruments,
rly~s anrllnks, and oll~r fa-
~illt les rnaintaln~ therein
lnclltental to stw h use.
6.20.020 POSTING HE:GU.
LATIONS. The Health Oftl .
~::er shall prepare written
reg11laUons contormln¥. to
the requirements Imposed
by this artic le and shall fur-
nish a copy of such tt'(\lla-
tlons to the proprietor of
ear.h tattooln( establlah-
meot. The proprietor shall
therealter eauM sueh copy
of the recvlaUon.s to be pos-
ted 11:1 a coosplcuous place
11:1 bls eatabll.&hment.
6.!0,0SO MAINTENANCE
Of PREMlSES. (a) All tat.
tooll:lc establlthmes•tl shall
be .lpped •ltb nnaJAc Mt
UCI eold water, wflb ade·
q•t• toilet taemttu, a.nd
•tttl all IlSCh applWtott,l\lr.
nlaldact and materWa u
mar ~ DtC .. a ry to eolble
penou employed kl and a.
bo.c ~~teh utablW.m-. to COftiPIJ wlll'l the reQUirt-
IDIIIU of tbb Cl'l&ptt.r.
(b) Tho lloora, 1111"111111111(•
ud -tpm•l at tonoola(
·--.. 1111111 "" 114111 t'-at all tiiHI dlrtac
' t••s •n. For...,.,_ -" ........ ...,.... ·-1111111101 ___ ..,.._
tta~ooo~a~ __ ...,
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(e) All••lllll -II 1 Mt J' 1 AWHIP 11 1111111 ... -" __ ... ____ _
-
I
por<Oiato lloiJII, or ...... --(d) E""b lldtootoc --
U.M'III Allll•ftld 1 ..
UCitiiC ud .-nattc.. For
,....,._. rA ttU paricaiiiJil
llC'Itoc or -*11 be COMider.d U t.d I 1 J Itt
U tt lllla to comply wtth a
ltiDdl.rd prett rf)td b)' tbe H_.. Otllcer.
(•) No toltooiDc ..,.., ....
meat AaU be UMd u a
st...,... room ordormttoey.
6.tO.otO SOURCE OF
DYES AJfO INKS.
(a) Propf'tW)rs or tattoo-
lAC ~lllhmeats shl.ll, oo
requett of the f*J.th Offi-
cer, Mlmlt lb •rltlae to the
Hetlth otneer the JOU tee ot
a II dyes or Inks ~ for
ue ln tattoolnl; openUoos,
aDd thereafter shall ~M:Jtlty
tbe Het.lth Otfleer In wrltln(
of an.y dyes or Inks obta1Ded
for use 1n tattoo In( opera-
tloos from any source other
tba.n those preYiously sub-
mitted.
(b) No dyes or lllk.s from
any sources which llavebeen
disapproved by the Health
o m cer shall be reWned a-
vailable for use 1n tattooing
operallons.
6.20,050 MAINTENANCE:
OF PIGME NTS, DYES AND
EOUIPME!'lT .
No pigments, dyes, or
equipment shall be reta.lned
avall.ahle for use ln tattoolng
opentlons unless d~ed
and sterllil.e-tt as provided
lll. this secllon. For pull)O-
ses of this section, equip-
ment shall include needles ,
needle ruLes, to•els, blade
holders, wiping cloths, pa-
per towels and napkins,
charcoal, gauEe bant1ages
(unless purchased In lndJvl-
duaJ sterile pac kages), anlt
all similar Ue ms.
(a) All equipment shall be
thol"OIJgtlly cleaned before
belli€ sterilized. Instru-
ments sh:all be cleaned wllh
soap or detergent b ) u~ of
a brush. The lnte rlorofnet--
ltle barrels sha ll bebrustle'J .
After c:le:mjng, equipment
sh.a ll be ttlOroughly rin~
uMer running fresh t~ wa -
ter,
(b) All equlpm ~::nt s hall be
sterUIEer1 by autodavlng.
fach pJece of equipmf!fll
shall lie Individually wra,pped
with paper In an approved
method for auto•· la ving. Me-
tal foil may not b<> u~.
Ta!toolng heer1.les stlil! IJE'
threadl!"d &h rou'l,ll the me tal
tubt tbU attacnes to tbe tal-
toeing vibrator aM sttall be1
plact"1 in a glass (or auto-
claveablf' plasllc t~st tube)
with a cotton plug for auto-
daving. Wiping tissues sh:ill
be sterlll.te-1 In a single pa ck
to 1.te used for one tattoo on I y
aoo tben be di5(;artted. All
pac ks shall be marked wlth
tempenture ret::orrllr~+: tape
or labels.
(c) Dyes or Inks Sl1a.IJ be
used· from containers sterl-
lltetl 1n an auloclave alter
firs t bein&: filled with the
d ye. Dyf' s hall be ~ !h
a sterile condition and the
dye bOttles fill~ wU h dye
sh:~.l i be autodaved a.t least
once a week o r mo re often
If nt'r-essary to kt:ep It~~:: dye
1n ~ sterile conltltlon. The
dyes may be plac~ 1n tenon
squeeze LoHies that will
withstand autoclaving.
(rJ) Steam s tertliutlon of
tt.e above li sted equlpmenl
shall bt' accomplished Ln an
autorlave wit h at least 15
pounds pressure J)f!r SQuare
lnrh (251' f ) for at least
15 minutes.
(e) All sterllit.ed dyes,
pigment, and equipment
shall bt' stored In <~ manne-r
which wJII tmrur~ sterility
2t tht> time of u ~.
(f} Proprietors shall
maintain sufflrlent ster-
Ilized equipment avaJlable
at the beginning of each
workday to allow r.ompleUoo
of such workl1a y withOUt re-
qulrlll( restulllzatlon of
Jluc h equlpm .. nt.
6.20.060 M .\INTENANCE
Of" STENCILS. No stt!CI(il,
wottether new or u~. shaU
tit retained in a m ~r n-
all.a.ble for use lb any tattoo-
lAg opention unless It '-&
been pre<: leaned and dl.sln-
fect ed In ltlf followlnc man-
ner.
(a) eae h ltencU must be
pr«ll!&ned by belnc
J erubbtd wUh eoap aM
bruJh 1.0 the etteftt neces.
nry to rtmoYe all aceumu.
Jatlou of carboo lnd \'IH·
llDt ln the etched croo.,.,
of tht lltocll.
(b) •eh .tenctl, after be-tac pree leuect &lid dried,
maat be dllll:lf~ed by be·
"" -· dQI(D-cul .... dowa. ID a eloeld OOIIti.IMr
of -Oily peoeiOI ('701) II·
cOiaol lor lOt 1 .. t11u tlltr ..
ly (IO)mlollooll._ ..... _.._
(e) ••• olooejl. -bo-
llc ··-............ air drlodllrOOI'--IItl&'·
,, (10) ·-"' 111111 11 .. 11~1d II a e&nlr-. """"" --..... . ... -....... . ----~~·
I
DAMAGED PAG
---~~-·-· to.oso.
UO.UO TA~OP
ERATIOIIS • O.::ODIIIG or CERTAIM ECOW.
Opentl)tl ........ dlaud tile
IDI.kMr1lrc tttiU lN&IM te.
IJ lfter ue ta _, twttoo~zc ......-..
(a)blll<leo_III..,.Yior.
(b) -· aad CUM -m ~~DP~Jcattoa ol petroleum
)ellJ used for steDellt.
(c) Jllll)er eupJ •Md for
dye or tnt.
1.10.%00 PENALTIES.
Each ot the tollowllr acta
or omlsaloos sball couU-
tute a.o lDfnctloa Ud .,a
COD't1Ctl0n thereof lbiJJ be
punishable by a flae not to
u ceed nve hundred dollars
($500.00),
(a) lDJ performance of a
tattool.bg ~ntloo bJ aaop-
e ntor ln Ylolatton of an.y
requirement or prohlbltloo
Imposed by thJs article.
(b) any Whare by a pro-
prietor to maintain a tat-
toolrlg establishment In oon -
torm.lty With the require-
ments of tMs article. F"or
purposes of thts subpara-
graph (b), each day upon
which such a faUure to con-
form occurs shall coo!tiMe
a separate vtolaUon.-
SECTION 2. lf a.ny sec-
Uon., subsection, sentence,
cLause, phrase or portion or
th.ls ordinance Is for any rea-
son held to be invalid or
unconstitutional by the de-
clsloo of a.ny court of com -
peteot )llrlsdlctloo, such de-
clstoo shall not affect the
JACKIE OLDEN, home ecooomlst ud ..... .
gourml!l chef WLte Rot's test kite-., ... ·~-
the art of crock pot cooktDg to E. F. HI-==~·
or the Costa Me• otnce of Amerleac % 1 5 .. "-' 1
Assn. All Amerle&D Sa'lincs otftees .. ...-c ......
free Mite Roy's popular ·•crook Coo...,.. ... -~ •j
reclpl!s for fM!lQMmtcal use tn the ~ AI !"'$' •-
appliance. T~ offer conttmes thr""P ,..._ a ..... ,
the book supply lasts.
By JIM CLAVA5
NE WPORT POLICE CHIEF'
nUdity of the rematntng Orcaslonally the tralflc
portions of UUs ordinance. signals which cootrolinter-
The City Council ot the City sectLons will malf'Uncttoo.
of Newport Beach hereby When this occurs the sttnaJs
rleclares that It would have are often po( on fia.shtn&
adopt~ this ordinance and phase prior toanddurlng re-
each section, subs~tloo, pair to control lratnc,
sentence, clause, phrase or SecUon 21457 of the Call-
portion thereof Irrespective fornla Vehicle Code reads
of the fact that l.fiY one or as follows: "Whenever a
more s~tlons, subsections, nashing red or yellow sf«·
clauses, pl1rases or portions nal Is used In an official
be de<:lated lnnlld or un-traffic control device, It
constitutional. s hall require obedience by
SECTION 3. Tt1I S ordfn-veh icula r traffic as .iollows:
ance-shall be publls iM!d onr-..e "When a red lens is ll-
ln ttH! olflcial newspaper or lumlnated hy rapid intermit-
the City, and the same shall tent flashes, drinrs of ve-
be efte<:tlve thirty (30)11ays ntcles shall stop before eo-Dr. Richa.rd DB a • 1C
after the date of Its adop-terl.ng the nearest crosswalk Irvtne prates~ W
tloo. at an lnllerseoUoa or at a and PortugueM, '-._
nus ordinance was tntro-eleeted vlce -pr M 7 .-.
duced at a regular meettnc Ll~ MOTICl American AsiM1 IF rt
of the City Council of the Teacher s of ....... a-1
City of Newport Beach held FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Portuguese. fk .a --
oo the 12th day of January, NA ME: STATE MENT ceed to the ps FE ey ill
19'76, and wu adopted oothe TIM: followio« per-lS 1m. Ke ee"ecs•~
26th day o( Jaauary, 1976, doing I:Aisiness as Center for editor Q( lbf~'•
Executive Developmt:lll, 4{)J professWnai . 'Mts-. by the following vote, t. wit: South Sucktst, Suite 73, Ana-pania," from 1 tt l97(.
AYES, COUNCILMEN: Me-hel m, Ca. 92801: David T. A member ... tfCl..
Innis, Dostal, Barrett., Kirby Jr., 400 South Sun-faculty slnce lMII.. •• •t·
Kuehn, Hyckoff, Store. kist. lf73, Anaheim, Ca. rutla directs 1M -=t bi-
NOES, COUNCILMEN: !'lone. !12801. llngual.cros.s: c.-..I en-
ABSENT COUNCILMEN: This business Is eonduct-dential program ...... pi'O-
Roge rs. ed by an individual. gram teadillc to .. ......-
Donald A. Mcinnis Signed: David T. Kirby Jr. of arts degrM ..._,'I 1
Mayor This statement was fUed In Spa.nlsh, fte ' ... • e.r-
AT TEST: with the County Clerk ofOr-refill)' se"iD& .... 1
Laura Lag los ange County F"eb. 2, 1976. of a 9-volu me ! ~' • a-
City Clerk Publlsh: F"eb. S, 12, 19, secood-language""' 7 a k
Publlsh: F"eb. 5, t'l76, ln 26, 19'76, In the Newport tor lnternatloo~ . .....-.u.
the Newport Harbor Ensii{Tl. Harbor Ensign, F'52198 tlon at the ~ "-!.
uiAt MlmC8 -uGAL MO'IIC• uGM. Nit L
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THE
VILLAGE.
REALTORS .
DUPLEX---OLD COROllA
Two bedrooms, 2 baths in each. Owner's unit
with nice wOOdsy view, &>autlful living room with
U.B. rtre-plac.P, Walk to everytlline, indurlil~ The
beaeh, 4 car ~~:arage . Man)· upr rar!PS. Se., ttlls
now • $11 9,000.
WALK TO BEACH OR TOWH
Remodeled artist's rl ream. Light, spau ou s roomc;,
lovely patio, w mpletely ne""' exteu or Wilt• 1 ~ p•ar
warrant)'. foE) rental unit. $123,(1()(),
HE'LL HUFF AHO PUFF
hut he-won't blo·,. thls stur dy t..Parh dupleJ
down. The wolf won't he at )"OUr 110or wh~>n you
count your incou•e, ~llher. flurry; It~<' •11ay It's
priced, It won't last long at $99,500.
PARKVIEW CENTER
5371 Universi ty Dri ve, lr.-i ne
552-7000
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
8,200 SQ . r-T . BU ILDING ON 25,000
SQ. FT . OF LAND.
HEWPORT 8LVD .• COSTA MESA.
VACAHT LOT AOJOIHIHG ALSO IS
AVAILABLE .
M-m-mmm!!
LiHie, but Luscious
OCEAN SIDE OF HIGHWAY
A cute cottage on H-2 lot In Corona del Mar.
Perfect lor future tiuplex ronsl r!l<"tlon. YOU GOTTA
SEE THIS ONE! ("
CALL US FOR IAORE IHFORMATIOH !
Call 673~5 50
PRINE
WEST NEWPORT
• • Deluxe duplex in lhil cltialee areo.
Juot llt8pe to buclt • altoppiae. a ~~~~~--· z baths bolll "'. dowla •• Yn. -· w/eonstant tellde. Jcmq eare. h4S.IOO ·
A-nat·ru C..
644 1766
Detett . . _ u.u:roa • -~
--T COAtT "'""" II._IIT --
(
... • ~ . . . .·
•
New
Mobtle Homes
on
Bay Front
Park lots • 673-1420
"Yoa'U bP clad tomorr o-.
that JOlt bou(bt
rea I esta.te today.··
COII&Rl JULITIOIISII
w. H. UBill"
Johnson
EALTOR-ASSOCIATE 1
of the YEAR
197 5 ROY I
McCARDLE :
W. E. Lachem}'er, Realtor, and stalt
r ongratulare oar a.ssodat€', w. H.
''811J" Johnson, on ttis •eU rif'servt'l'l
.nvard as "Realtor-Assorlate'' servue
wmner. Bill has been a memt>er of the
:'l~>wport Harbor-Costa Mesa Bour1
of Realtors since 1972, when t1e re-
tlr~ as t-astern regional manaJZer for
~Iter with h'!aljquartf'rs In Rar·infc'
"-lsr·onsUl. Ht>re he has been eSJ)f"rJall~
d ''tiVf-10 th~> R!!alt \ floarrt's r·lv1r
1ff<~t rs anr1 l~i.'lSiauv~ romm111ees.
for Z7 }ears, servE-tJ witb the Com-
muntt} Chest-l:nited War for ZO years
and (In thP board of directors of the
Salvatioo Army for 2~ years.
REALTOR m RfAlTO~·
He has been a member of the Masorur
Order for 42 )ears aoo serves on t~
Boarl1 of Ent1owments and M asonir
Home for ~lr1Prl} Masons 111 Decola,
California. H"' has also served for 11
vpars on tbf. boart1 for the Masonlr
C"hlldrt-n's Hom~> tn Covina.
•IUA.II.! II!RVICB
lfffC8 1941
SpPakuu. of s<>rvir P ---Rill has
t ~n a mernV.r of Ktv•anls s<>rvu-,. d ub
With ttus s~orvtre re<-orli •e tl\ltlk
bW Johnson Is an outsta.ndk <·ho1r e
for "R~oaJtor-AsSOt'JatP. of the Year
l !nS"I
546-7729 646-3928. eves
1110 NEWPORT BL
COSTA MESA 1
.......... 1
CORONA DEL MAR
IJtl•, t.nrr.t, 2 h~>•lroolll , 2 bath homf• on lar~t-
1r,t -.vut nf Ill hA t\.
fii i'Jio I(Jr f I 1! 1, 1.1()3! <;l()r3t'l'.
Just reduced to
$87,500
••••
V-1-E-W GALORE!!!
Day or ntiltt thP VJ~>w fron1 !Ius Spy~lass Hllls
hom~> Is U~SI'J. PASSED.
CALL FOR APPOIHTWEHT AHD
lJON Y . f RA NI< lUi
I ~ E.Al T(.')R ' • 1 d\1 Coast H1gt·way
(. ru• 1 111'1 Mar CallfOrl"~ll ,.._.. 640-,.. ................
'
oflnJa !)6/e
Beaut. 4 HR . fam. rm. Country English·
at m osp h e r e. enc l osed pat1o ,
establis hed trees, boat slip. $245,000
Being remodeled: custom S BR. 5 Ba .
6500 Sq. ft. home on point. pool. dock.
Custom. comple tely furnished 6 BR,,
41t'.l ba .• 3 car gar . On lagoon. $325,000.
Custom S BR. 4 ha. Vit•w, 80 ft. on
lagoon . Boat slip. $295,000
HILL GRUNDY, Realtor
,.
TAXES TOO MUCH7
WMt to do 10mething M ebout it?
Cell the
HHd C.ect..en et
' ' , t('tn tin?? ,vflml'f
: 175~···t
, ... I OOAIT HW't
CO..,.,. OIL MM. CA -·
'Pa vilo~, REAL E8TATE
200 ~AIN STIU?E!T • BALBOA
L 675-lllD -"IrS A 'OULE OF AH ICEA I'
Lido Isle
BAYFRONT
First offering! Smashing family home; 5 bed.
r ooms plus ronvertlble den. Spacious master sultf
with open ~am r eUtng plus stone !ireplar e. VIe•
locatJoo -on sandy llearh. $250,000 mrlur11~ land.
Cathy Srhwelckert -642-8235, (538)
fOl DOW1' Oriw 641 .. JJSI1644 MecArthur 81111d,' ..... He
NliiPOrt -..:tl, Cellfornte t2el3
LIST
anciRELAX
''RESERVED TO
OFFE,_ YOU.-
HOME'•
CALL
•••••
SPRING GREEN
•Ht\ .._ LJ'J(J lSLE CLASS1C GARD£N HOlliE
-'!Til Cl'ST(Jl.~ r·Ai PETS, URAP£5 JJJIJ WALL
'f \ t.lii~GS. (til! IH c.vc:: NJV , WITH PLAYROOM
I'AS 2 HEDWJIJ'1S A' • bATH. MASTER SUIT£
;1 '.S St:I'Af' Hl lJf.'• '-H~I f(J~OIT10!\.
Sll9,000
CORAL TREES
and
Star Pines
•.. 41 l to ~~~ rr~r:-,f ·~4~1tf~. &.I• l usJvoo SH0 RE-
. lr ~ S • -\'.( • r : ;r, PLL'S . . PrfYAT£
I: V ·1 o\C' t.~ 'T J \! bl'JL T HOME l\ THE
o~l.. ~! Iii T ~AD IT :r • 3 !1t.:JROO , 3 bATHS,
~(J;.\p,: Dl"\1.'' ' ,f/\4, t: '\11U pqfJ~ -._'\[1 A
s 179 ,000
180° VIEW
the Beatiful Pacific
A MM,.'.fl-IU \j fJ'•H \1})(JHARY H<JME V.'ITH
.\ Tr''f-' JT :MJ.\'.' ·.!!:.\ 4 BEDPOOMS 3
h \1 liS. H•l \l \. . l \1'·'~ Hl.h t.' .-t.\lJ f ~Mj~)
Pur,\: :1~ .I' • I li: F:. l.~IJ pr.f L-SIZE
'r-\1 D.
BAY AND BEA CH
675-30 00
r •o C I C. 0 A & .. ,... V\. • C. (' '· • • •.
Peaceful Bliss
, ..... ~, , ...... 4
VIEW FROM THREE LEVELS
1 '"'' ·, no n .... rap' 1111t P Ill • "'*" npph~ blue
~·ar .. r o! :··· 11" . <;r-•J:h ·.v,,o:., I"'"'('(! from
tl11 ~: rf, \ • ~ 0! • .t .. E!'-0<>14' I .r00111, 5 bath
ho1 ·, A'tt! \ : :1 · ..... nttt"S for lu"<•Jnoos JlvlnJZ
·-111 I J ~~~~ ti l • . .'d r PI~ H ,-\ \IJI\LJP R~>a!lstJralJ}
prtr ._..j Jl '3 •~, ·,') . II ' a pl .. :.tsur~> 10 Sholl' • I ill
for aPilC:• !1l t' • n·.
OuR @ YSAR
BAY ANO BEACH
675-3000
LUXURY DUPLEX
~pa 1ous, 1: maru!<~t~ .n 1 locat~ sooth of ~trwa\
ln Corona H \l .. r . rf•"r Unit IS 3 bedroom •lth
form .. l llnt11. r <>' • : J)~~o .. r uml ts 2 .tori a den.
Roth 11aw• il flr>·pl • .. .tl • prtV<~I• patJo. Low ml-111-
tf'll.lJI• e \ar ~ IA'tl' on r.-tP t ... k 4lld hrep1t. N••
hstin •.
GREAT CANYON BUY
B~utii\Jl J t. .. •lroon , 3 l•c1tl, At~ Camon "Ondo.
Popular Uor !Pau>. n •lt l. Ttus "Ustom de• orated
home feature~ cl St' I I I· t pallo, ruustll>d gar.&jtE'
plus man} othf'r , '{tra ... OwoPr will finance and
has reducf'C1 prl• E' t~" •1:?3,000. Owner trill also
lf'ase, •·a II for t1t>ta II"· \' l 4 "\T -Rf ADY • A.'iXlOtS.
Call 640·6161
REALTORS
·~
1111 L COAST HWY., COlOMA DIL
OWnership On the Beach
Watch ~~~ surf from ;our !1' 1 25' '.11nUic room
... 3 t-Mroomc. -2 l4tbs . ~ - 3 rar s:artmc .
all tn tn.ma uJate oMJtlOil.
As u. a·l-1 .. 1 t«UJs, It's oo an R-Z lot, maJdJ¥
1t 11IJ ~I' o:.!l~>nt mv~>!'tment at )139,500.
Upside Down House
Steps from 12th St. Beach!
nus l ·~ :-rmor :-tlstl" beach bouse IS loc:&tM
on a 31 :.. 1 2' c.n1~>r R-3 lot. A permanent Vlt'W
of surf an1 La\.
Fun for DOW' art"! ~()()tj mv~ment for futa.re
balld1Dc. S82,501'c.
lbLTOal·
I> 1 E. BAllO A L VD.., 8AI..eo.
67J-UI)
WANT TO BUY OR SELL,
CALL 645-7221 , ANYTIME!
WESTCU FF REALTY CO.
1733 W~stcltff Or. N~wport 3eoch
... ,.,........, butwe.,.Nsigt....,.,.
To Have and too Hold
A "LIVE-IN" INVESTMENT
3 bt>droom, 2 hath, huge ~mlly room, ftnest
Com Mesa ar~>a. I t"ased for 1 yt>ar ••• •lll
earn ltsPif.
Ru) nov. for tuturf' home or investment.
$51,000
rental
CH-'~ "'G • -~EDROOM RENT AL
IN CC"\R("'"' t. ~ EL M I.R $310. MONTH
¥'MARTIN 644
_,
183
REAL ESTATE
Untt sales ror December through
the Multiple Listing Service of tbe
Newport Barbor-Coeta ltleaa Board
of Realtors amounted to $21,~67 ,.
040.00 -making a grand total ot
$280.G MILLION for the 12 montM
ln 1~75 .
TRlS IS MORE THAN A 43'1,
INCREASE OVER TBE &All.
PERIOD A YEAR AGOl
Ll8t ~ pro,peltJ willa .......
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.... lfil~ll_l_ ....
I'UIIJ8IOIUIIL\'-
l ......
11111 ..... r ,
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•is' a *-**Dtlc
at I:::JD p..a.. I ·1r•
... .. ... 2 5 ltiUs lid...
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Wlillo '.-t -·,.... ... ...-..... -.... ............... E.Ba1-
.......... Balboo, -5:10
p..a. hL 17 ~ 9:20a.m..
.Ia. U, _.,.... .tiOie I
~·a s ....s ndkt ud a
lllled ~ ps-...... ..... -... ---------~"""' Ge .._ of T_,. l:elb:r,
IOJMIIt,WHI--
tweM I p..m. ud I:.JO p..m.
• MOJIDA.Y, IIJi. 19
Maximum earnings plus maximum safety ......., -ing 81 ~ -
Savings bolh wise and p<olltable. And for h~ _,~nga, -l"'"'eol
rates guaranteed for.the f ull term, invest your uwtnga tn LFS ~
term certifiCIItes. Come in and conault one of ow friendly Laguna Fedelal
savings counsellors about the Investment progt., tt.a best .utta you.
A-...U.O.co'.u ...
a "" f'dNd at tn5, ~ Al:iJa. from dlr lldme of
WlllluiB..-_tlllllf<b, ll-u.tpls. ........
t:.f5 a.m.. ud t p.m. •••
A pld weoldloJ -. war
...... .. tdlftr tilars.
nllled at U67, •ere birr-
.,..-"""' the -ol Gonloa Bron at 1950 W.
~ ..... ~... BuJbn ... .,., i:D tilt
tar dDor at c...tes-·5
-711 E. B .... Blwd.,
BaJ;Jaa. betwNII 5:10 a.m.
IJD.. 19 ud 4:to a..m. Ia
20, tbeD RDaltJed • ~
'ClUJ wt.~ow to cs tDto a. prtwJ ~ d!ipart:m4!1ri, ..., -sn .. .,..,...,cllrJ.. --·-at$211 • , • Slereo .-.d ~
·Subject to substant~l Interest pen~~ It let ror wlthdf'.-... blfote ,..~,..
Yallled at S'SOO wu laRD
from tbl! borne ot Cbu'les
Bccaor. 415.1/% E. Ba1·,
Balboa ••• -1258
damace ns doDI! to wiD-
-. Ill the Charles SIJe<.
ma r~ 5UO Nep-
tae, WNC Knport. by
.:JmeOOe no fired from 40 co so BB s~~ats mao n.e wto-
c~o~rs betWeeo ._. Ia 17
LAGUNA FEDERAL SAVINGS
LACIUtU MOUIL, California
3 Monarch Bay Plaza
SAM C\,EMUITE, California
801 NOrth El Camino Real
HOMIOA'tCI:
210 0cnn Avenue
Laguna Beach, C.IUornial
Telephone: 4t4-7541
-t:JO p.m. , ... 19.
JUuc Size Is Here
At One Low Prke! ~-
Sn blackwall · ,.,. n n tDSl.lZIL T. ~ ..... .,.. ....
.->d old t ....
WHITEWAlLS just 13 more.
A71-l3 871-13 C78-14 E7&-14 S.6CH5 6.CJO.l5t.
ror Standard &
'-c.kloa Bdt~~:.O
S~R m~o~·, ~Ci1f.U
blackwall whitewall
~~~~ tiZ.ll ta SH2 f.E.T~ ._ """' R05 ID RJf 'LT ....
"""""' 011 tl-. end o&cl lira. ,.nO .... .,.. tla. .... -lifll
Lube & Oil
ssa
$~2 -·" "'-Sl M ta l U J fLT.--. ifll .. toN .MCIIIIIIIIf"
WHITEWAU.6 j~ 13 more.
6.00-11 5..60-13 P15SIIO"D"U G61S.ll
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pliiW ...... ~ ... ~~~~~ . ~ .. £.a. Jrada
Frncl-». t7, .t 1051 VW:a
CajiQ,. tile Blldfa. wu ar.-
re~Ud at 1 p..-... :at ..,
-,_. ""·. Rar-..... _c.rt_de
code Wl.r1'aiiU • • , A rY
-illld . • laMed ~
t"')Md :at 1:111~ Wft ...
trom • cu b!IMJ.. to
Ja!D8 Tllmllw>llo, •• ,
WHfmJMrr0 COtlia lieu,.
•bUe 11 ... pu1r;led ••
lpj; at Bnenide -.baa.
M.a.ri:Ders true. from 5:45
L Dl. lllllfD -4:4:5 p_m.. , ••
Mary Fa.eu Sullen. »&
Ba~ Hatbor View Hllls,
rfi)Of'fed $718 111 elotttiag, IDcliidiiic • ... ,.,. ....,.,
-,._ ....... Wblle tt wu: parked ill a f' ubloa
lslaild -1.. """' • p.m. 111W 7:30p.m.
• THURSDAY, JAJi. U
Tlmotby Gerard Grace,
18, of 700 Lido Put, ....
arrHled at &:15 p.m. at
1631 W. Balboa., Cmtn.l
Newport. atHJ cb;tqed with
marl ..... posHHioa;llleve
V .a.a ArroJO aod Georre
He:tbert Reuooa:, wbo Jive
~t that addre11, we:re
~bal"fed With sdliDg maJi...
JII..U • • • Keuetb Artt.r
Pierce. 30, of na 41st. West
Newport, was ebarced wltb
toeaiDe P.,.Sielllioa at 11
p.m. at !lJ-A 411• • • •
Patncta Wu.oa Tfttt. 53,
of 4t7 E. Bay, B&Jboa, wu
ebarged with ml.temeuor
4nmk drlViac af Mail! and E.
Balboa at 1:15 a.m •...
Willie Elle11 Ward wu away
from her borne at 19'71 Port
Trinit)·, Harbor View
Hornet:, atteodiDg a fllneral
0111 of town, someone brote
the: frolll door la.tch. rao-
•aeked the house, ud took
Jewelry, a:llver se"ice and
camen _. • .._ YIJMd
at S3,0Z5, tb@n le:ft by the
rear door • . • A 1350 TV
set wu stoleu from tbe home
of Robert Daniel, 19!1 Port
Weo)'brldge_ Harbor View
HOO>EI, betweea 7:45
a 's •"-. _. a a
..... .. .... 1 .dll. -·--='---..... -. Vlsl.Mo.
• f'B:ID.t.Y, IAN. JS
• .._. DIMid n ...
H, 111110 VIa LIOo .......
Udltldt,wu~.,..
--ola ·palr,_
Jar -.. 4<15 ...... ..
"-1'• F---. ... -tr.e , ......... z •• -~-eo.rt. ee.tn:l ~ • ._ ar-J"eeUd at 4::!'5 at F...._
lJJud -cllupd With .... !IIJac ••• J-,...,..
roportod ,S,too wortli ol
jewelry --.... -. .. .,Roral .. "-'1<.
BJc c.,...,. betw-mld-
Sicbf: Dec. 17 .... 8' Lrn.
Jaa. zs, -IJ by pro.
tpeetift ft&l eate eu-
lumerii -rulted the boue, wtllcb wu for sale
ud betac shown to a lot of--.........
FI'UCU Edward Doyle, 1000
White sans, Harbor v lew
Hills, bad car tl'Qd)le ma
Newport Blvd. U 1:30 p.m.
J1111. !!, be left the car
beside the road oear Hoac
bolpital, then called a local
tow se"lce aDd asked them
k tow It In "" lol!oooing moming, but the car wu roue. IIJP&rently stolen,
wben lite low tn~ck arrived
neD morning , , • Don
Snedden reported 30 culette
tapes, n laed at $180, stolen
from the back seat of b1s
car wblle It .as parked ln
fi'CN:It of bis llom! at 439
Goldenrod, Coroo2 del Mar,
betweea 8 a.m. Jan. Z3 aDd
5 p.m. Jan. 24 ••• Ca.mera
equipment valued at S363 was
stolen from the stor.lie area
at Park Newport apartments,
according to the victim, Lyle
Kay Loodon, 4800ParkNew.
port, between Jan. l4 aDd
.lao, !3,
Newpor l
Prinlers
TOTAL PRINTING
FAOLITIES
ft40·4444
DUD
N._; --ad"'~_ .. Alllocl
Recont Cor.t 7 J .... beell
~ tDbeOICIIIifteom.
-"'Ilia _,_and -.. --. ftletl PfO'IdN t.IDI:D re---,..... port .rrices to Ita JOme
1,000 member of'll.llballoos
Ia ao.thera Callfornia. He
IUWd u es:8Cilttve u-
allbM to E&n Taft Beo110n,
Ulllltlld ltatet HCretary of
q:rtctlltare, 1D 1951, aad loog
bas been actlniDtbeCburcb
of JeausCbristofthe Latter-
Day Saiots,. formerly se"-
inc as recloul npreRDta-u.-e of tbeCouncUofTwelve.
COLLISON PROMOTED
WHILE AT SCHOFIELD
Michael P. CoUIJion, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P.
Co~. 61 4 Senate St., Co-
sta Mesa, has been pro-
moted to Army spec'ta.llst
five a.t Schofield Barracks,
Hawali, When! he Is 'serv.
lng with tbe 25th Infantry
Dlvlslon. He Is a quality
USUI'IAce speclallst In the
d1¥b:iora's lZStb Finance
Com~y.
Keep cool with
CAnAS
AWNINGS
Stylist
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'4 ~" F,. Ct~lijomia
I
1110 "'f'" . Co'l'l ce(JI
loletvrel Heir Cu tt1 111 I
WAI.K•i'N OR
67J.51Sl OPEN 1-· I 801'5 TUES. ......
PORT BAR8F.P. SHOP I
O FPICIA.L NEI'PAPER OF NE WPO RT B E!A CH
SUIICRIPTION ORDER
011\.\' $5.00 fOil ONE YEAII ----------------
MAKE ••.•..••...•....•...•......•....
ADDRI:IS • . • • • • • • • • • a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
CITY •...••..••..•. , .•.••.•.•• ZlP ••..•
SiND IN THIS OIIDEII WITH $5.00 TO ·
Mnl'OU HAII8011 IM5lGM
HWY •• CO-A DEL IIlii
ET ·ER
I wu nJt.llJ l!lrllled Jut week to read that Corona tiel Mar's businessmen have
cllsooftred tile parldng meter. Welcome, folta, to the world of nJt.llty,
-
It'• DOt u t11oac11 tile relit of us baYeD'! tried to ret these fellows to recognize
(IU'IIIIIc meters. A few years back, Wheo I was 011 the City COIIDcU, I urged the CDM
boJs 6o ret qother tDd bay a few off--lots tDd put meters ou them. At the
price ol lUll ID t-days, the meters would baYO paid for several olce lots by this
Ume.
Boot. IIIII II 110 Ume to ay "I told you oo." lt'o time tor us lo couslde'r )1st whal
oald be -DOW. Let'• refresh eYOrybo<ly's memory a btt: The otr-streel parking
111111 wu creeted Ill ltll7 by the city, 11hlcb -llsbed 7 p.rkiDc cllstrlcts Ill the
oldet' pull ol tmnl. Each cllltrlct hall (IU'IdDc -n, tDd half ot lhe meter Income
wu poll -a opeelal fiiDCI to be -to bay "' off-street (IU'IdDc In those cllstrtcts.
Tbocl, "" elected oome l:-._lln]en who tleCided ·lllere llloaltln't be any more off-
streot puldac Ill tho old cllstncls. Of couroe, t-ame COIIDcllmeo have been
lotttoc .....W.ruts tDd all kiDill ot othor car-c-ratiDI bualaesses open up In those
cllillrlcll, llld tbe street. ~st ret more tDd more crowded.
Now, lbere II 11-$100,000 In tho (IU'IdDc flmd. The Ollly th!Dg they've used
1DJ ol lho -lor II to 1-tbat iUI1Ipld pulda( lot tor sea gulls over by Hoag
...,.tal. Tbol wu oae ol tile mo.t lcllGtlc thlllp our Council bu <lone In years,
Tbe lot wulelledtoplaoeablcbaiUibellmaD who clouln to most of lhe cancllllates.
He oo1d hll emploJea -ld bay pulda( perlilltl. 'l'hey cllclll't.
Now, co,.,... del Mar, lfter ltlnlllc clown the CIJPOrlanlty to ret o!f-street.parklng
years aco, ....U to borroor from tbe -10 they eu ~J )Imp Ulto the off-street
pulda( pme. TbeJ"re llfrold tboJ're IOIDI to '-the street pu'ldnc 011 Coast H"Y.
ne, (II*IIIJ Will, 1oo, becauo tramc ll8epc ba1ldlnc "'' City Hall teepo talking
lboJct IOI.UO., IUid 110111111 II -· I ..-tbal Co..,.. del Mar•o ~ -ld baft 101110 off-street parking,
8111, I dall't -lt'o rlcbl lor tile -r put ollolm to pay tor It CNI ot CNr parkiDc
!Bdl. Afb!r au, n an ill dire DMd o1 moroo pulllac, loo. The 111c1 ot UDCI St. 11eopa ••IcC tben, -. 'ftltlllc lor tile boJO at City HaD to bay a lot for otr-ltreet
partllcC. 11111, ....... l ... t Pl. TboJ llill losoll aJtac, "Y .... ""'"cot a parklac and
tn111c prchl• au rii!L" All'*"'-oo ldlool. o-It'• t1JDe lor -ol a . :~~ere ill old Ceatnl Kewport to remlncl -gu,.
ol tile l':odl ol life. Tbe parldclc -wu e..aed for a paJ:11010. The mDiley Is there.
We Deed tbe otr-otnet (IU'IIIIIc. Wbol an n wolllcJc ·IN'?
AI Foqtt
P.ll. ao.. Gt tbt poltieiMo liP It lbe <Jat)' --lo tldlllt lt'o an illoor to
8lleloo t11etr liudl. Tile -.,. u.. 1 ..ad tMl .._... ..ad•lle at 111e IIUI or a ·mala
-.... u.. ..,., ....... lbe "' ..,. ............ allll ....... oat llcbtlllc." • • • • • • • • • •
At llle llkln, ....... pt badoota, *'"II allll 'lriiMibarrclft. Ya.'U Deed thent to
.a-• 111e .._ -• ·llle '-'-RIIIIDCIJ .._ w111 .. "I"' 1 a abollt It.
-·-1()(
ly HUGH McMILLA.M
Where ls the Newport-
• lnclewood fault'?
mendous rumbll.n« aod roar-
ing sound came tht'OUgb tbe
ground from tbe !lOUth for a
few seconds before the
earttKluake hlt. lt was QUite
a few weeks before things
settled down ap1ft In New-
port Beach. We need to know
more about that fault and
desJp for it,
Wber e does lt run throurb
the Clty of Newport Beach'>
If any geologist bcrtrs,
I sur e wish be would come
forward wtth the lnfonnatlon
and make lt more public.
It should show on the city
map so proper prerautions
could be rna~ for any coo-
stnctloo along tts route.
All of us beach rats arouod
the Newport Pier at that Ume
had to be the flrst to f~l
tt'ta1 quake. Authorities claim
its epicenter was under the
o cean floor 3 mUes south-
west of tbe Pier. It became
known as the Long Beach
eartflqualte because that was
where the most damage re-
sulted. There were 120 fa-
talities with $50,000,000
damage. The maximum In-
tensity was 6.3.
Thls fault received my
utmost attent1on at 5:55p.m.
F'rtda)', March, 10, 1933,
when I was the only persoo
ln my dad's fishing b ckle
store at 105 McFadden Pl.,
at the Newport Pier. A t~-
The San Andreas fault is
easy to see, running along
t he foothUis north of San
Bernar dino. Perhaps you
have seen other manifesta-
tions of it up and down the
state. We have enough to
t hink about along the New-
port-Inglewood.
All of us on the ocean
side of the San Andreas are
supposed to be moving up
FINE
CLIAIIIIIG
PROLONG THE LIFE Of YO UR
UP HOLSTERED FU RNITU RE
WITH OUR PROVEN
PRO F ESSIONAL CLEANING.
FREE HYDRA GUAR
ANY FURNITURE CLEANED ~(!,111i*"
PHON E ESTIMATES
5.40 -6011 or 645-1313
17th &. Newport, Co .. o Moao
amaa.a m a1 ...... ~
~HAIR?~ I
I
li
Now Speeialiaing in
Men's, Women's and a
Children's Hair Stylin~
unda} Appt's for Men II
• Hair Stylin~ & Shaping
• Color Shadin~ II • Bod y Waves and Permanents I • Mafticurea & Pediearea
i ~:2:..:,1• Lido
• Wed .. ,.............. &13-18 I
Newport Beach
.. ·-··--··-
BEAUTIFUL DeNNO ON THE BAY
(X)()( TAI LS UNDER THE STARS
OIIIM~ .,., &JJXJI I
10A!M.tt3P.M. •
..,._M._ ....
•• fllllfiMCN _...,.....
.-1111
•
•• JOe ..,,...--.
:.I .. . -COST~ .. .:.. ~ '-r ...
the coast at tbe rate of two
111ches a year. What k:lnd
or 4rl.ft Js tbere along the
Newport-Inglewood?
I've tried to analyu tbe
movement of the 1933QU.ake.
The sboY cues 111 the store
started boUocln( up and down
first oo one corner, then
t he otber . I looked up and
the walls suddenly were
leaning over at about a 45-
degr ee &ogle, I think because
the ground made a sudden
movemeot to the southwest.
I decided to climb under a
counter to protect myself,
but there wasn't enough
r oom. About that time, l
decided to get the sam hll1
out of there and ran out
Into the McFadden Place
parldng lot.
I was standing about 100
feet away from the brlclcs
in the street from t ht flre
wall of the building at 121
McFadden Pl., as shown fD
the quake photo above. Peo-
ple were hurt by those brlclcs
and I could hear them ~lllng.
It was already dar k and I
didn't reallr.e anyooe was
hurt.
Tbe family occupied 2 aput.
meota. Tbegreatestlosswu
ln the spare kJtcbte, Wbldl
was used to mUe home brew.
There wu about 4 laebes
of broten glass 111 tlilere
frcnn empty bome brew bot-
tles thrown to t he Door from
shelves lDd cabl.Deta. F'oT-
tunately, It wu tlmetomab
a new batch t.Dd the bottles
MES~
were empty. It would bave
b~n lndeed tragic U the
bottles were full.
But, no klddlQc, the pres-
sure is buUdlDg ap agalo,
and when it becomes grea.t
enough, we're goq to be in
for another eartbqua.ke, The
longer It Is pat off, the
rreater It wtll be along the
Newport-Inglewood.
PICTURED ABOVE is the bulldtng at 121 Mcfaddetl
Pl., Centnl Newport, damalted by the earttqua.ke March
10, 1933. Some people were InJUred b) bricks fa.lllng
from the wall of the buUdmg. T~ earthquake became
known as the Long Beach earthQualtP because of the
extensive damage there, but the eptcenter "as found to
be under tbe orean 3 m1les southwest of !'>tewport P1er.
At left is a re~ent photo of the same butldJng. Steo>l
he-rods were placed in the restorPd wall to make it more
secure. (Photos courtesy of Hurt• McMtllan.)
BOWERS FOUNDATION PICKS NEW OFFICERS
New officers of the Bow£>rs
Museu m F oundatlon, Santa
Ana, serving witt• PrP.S id ... nt
John R. Hilsabeck., lnd u1t-
the followlng frorr the Har-
bor Area: James \1. Ot nen
of Corona dt>l Mar, hrst
vice-presidf'nt , and 1\ellh
Welputt of !\ewpon Beach
4th vl<:e-prestdent.
Other officer s, all from
Santa Ana , are Mrs. Carl
Pearlman, sec·ood VICe-
president, Mrs. Beth Ouer-
fu rth, t hm 1 vire-president;
Mrs. Thomas Webster, sec -
retan , and Robert Selson,
treasurer.
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I HARBOR VISITOR
{It YOQ are a oewcomer,
or kDOw ol a DeWeomer to
the Rubor Area wbo tas
DOt beeD welcomed, to ber
a faYOr by call1llc tbe Ru-
bor Vlsttor betYMD 8 aDd
10 a..m. an(! abe wU1 c.tll
on your rrtend w1tb nla-
able information ud tlfls
from friendly buii.Mss
fir ms whleb staod realtY
to Hlp her become
acquamted w1tb ber oew
S'UJTOUDdlftgs.
THE HARBOR VISITOR
PHONE: 494-9368
or 646-0174
The 2-stoq building at the
corner of Ocean F'root and
Mc-fadden Pl., where my
dad's fishing tackle store
was locaterl, was not dam-
afed by that quake. That
buUdfng is still there. That
building Is tlerl toeether with
steel and there is even r~
inforr ing steel in the cement
noors.
Regatta Is Dual Event Sen·ice and Quality
. 'inrP 1946
My dad's bulldlng at 211 2
W. Ocean f ront, where we
lived on the second floor,
received very little damage.
LIGAL MOT1CI
The traditional V aleotine
regatta and dinner dance wtu
be co-hosted for the 13th
year by Lido lsle Yacht Club
and Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club this weekend.
Following the Saturday
races, the party wUI be held
at Bahia Cor in thian Yacht
Club, 1601 Bayside Drive,
Corona del Mar
L!GA\. MOT1CI
CITY OF' ~WPORT BEACH, CALIFOtt.u A
!'lOTICE INVITING BIDS
SEALED BIDS w1U be received at the office of the City
Cler k, City Hall, Newport Beach, CaiUomla, until 10:30
~.m. on the 12th day of February, 1976, at which time they
wlU be opened and read, for performing work as follows:
CONSTRUCTION OF' ADDITION
TO MARINE DEPARTMENT BUILDING
CONTRACT NO. 1760
Bids must be submitted on the proposal form attac hed
with the contract documents furnished by tbe PubUr Works
Department. The addltlonal copy of the proposal form IS
to be retained by the bidder for his records.
Eac h bid must be accompanied br cash, certified c!K.-ck
or Bidder's Bond, made payable to the City of Newport
Beach, for an amount equal to at least 10 percent of the
amount bid.
The Utle of the project and the words "SEALED BID"
shall be clearly mar ked on the outside of the envelope
contaWng the bid.
The contract documents that must be completed, exe-
cuted, and returned ln the sealed bid are:
A. Proposal
B. Designation of Subcontractor s
C. Bidder 's Bond
D. Non-colhlsion Atttdavlt
E. Statement of Financial Responsibility
F. Technical Ability and Experience References
These documents s hall be a.ffixed with the signature
and titles of the per sons sigDing on behalf of the bidder.
F'or corporations, the signatures of the PRESIDENT or
VICE PRESIDE:-JT and SECRETARY or ASSIST A~'T SEC-
RETARY are required and tbe CORPORATE SEAl. shall
be drtxed to au documents reqalrtDg signatures. In the
case or a Partnership, the signature of at least one general
partner Is required.
No bids wtll be accepted from a oootractor who has
not been licensed in acoorctance with the provtsloos of
Chapter 9, Division DI or the Bus!Dess and Professions'
Code. The contractor stall state his license number an«1
classificaUon In the proposal.
One set of plans and cootract ctocuments, inrludltlf
special provtsloos, may be otltaJDed at the Public Works
Department, City Hall, Newport Beach, CalUornla, at no
cost to licensed cootractor s. It 1.6 requested tbat tbe plans
and contract <b:umeots be retui'IH!d within 2 weeks after
bid opeolnc. .
The Clty has adopted the STANDARD SPECl f1CATIO:\S
F'OR PUBLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTk>N (1973 Edition) as
prepa~ by the Soathern Ca.lllornJa Ctapters of the Am••r-
ican Public Wor ts AsSO<'btioo and the Assoe.lated General
Contractors cf America, Caples may be obtained !I"::~
BuUd.iag News, IDe.. 3055 Oferb.Dd Avenue, Los Angeles.
Callfontla 90034, (2U) 870-98?1.
The City has adopted sta.odlrd ~lal Provisions and
Staodard Dn~. Copies of these an anUable at thP.
Public Works Oepartmeot at a cost of $5.00 per set.
A standard "Cerutlcate of IDSILI'IDCe tor Contract v. or~
for Ctty" torm t.s beeo adopted by tbe C ity. This for m
is t he ooly eertitlcate of lularance acC411)table to the Clt\.
T he sucoeufUl low bidder wU1 be requlred to complt>te
t hls form ~ award of tt. OODtftct.
F'or IA1 reqtind boDds, the oompan} t.ssut..ac Bid Bonds,
Labor ud Material ao.ts, aad FatU.l Performan<'e
BoDds mut be ID l.ulra.Doe coq~Uy or •retJ oompanY
llceosed by the state of Ca.lltnia. Tbt ooft'li*DJes must
at.o have a curnnt o..rat Polley Holders Ratin« or
A or bettti1.&,1D4 a Fl.aDcJ&J btlac ot at l•st A.AA as
per the lad edJttc.a of Belt's Key Ratlag Guide (Prop-
erty -UoabWty).
lD ac~ wtth tbe pi'Ofllloas ot Article l, Chapter 1,
Part 7 of tbe Ca.ldonla Labor Code (Sec:Uou 1770 e« seq.l
ttM City eo.cu at till CIIJ ot Newport Beach M s UO@r -
taJDed tbe ,.....1 .........._ nt. ot pu diem .acts
tD t-. 1ocaUtJ II ftiQ t1111 'ftft 1..1 to be petfarmtd lbr
M Cb cnta. .... ....,. .... or tJpe o1 wortmu or IMdiUic
Deeded to -.c• 1111 c:wbw Ud IIIla ..C IDrt.ll tbMe
lt.ma ill a •• .._ Ro. 1010 ~ '-ember 10, 1t?S.
A copy o1 aid ....,..._ ll aftllllble tD tM otnce ot tbt
C 1ty C&trt. AD ..,._ tD &til CG11tnct IM1l be COftnMd
bJ an pnt1d 9 11 .. CtM•• l...*r Code rellltlr
to ............... lUll ClvUt 9 l'r7o..l,ll ~Ktutw.).
Tbt City roe.,._ 'tilt rt1M t1o rt)tct lll1 Mall~
Udtowa.M..,........., .. ~ .....
LAUU LIGICJI. em CL&U ern 011 •WJOeT •ACB. cALII'OI.NlA .. ,, ...... , .... IJN. ... 9 ' ..............
COl'lctalls will sbrt ort
the festivities at i:30 p.m.,
followed by a pnme rib din-
ner at 8:30, with the spot-
light on a \'alenti.ne heart
carved in ice by Chef Ray.
The Tops Trio will plar
for dancing.
Members of both clubs
and the! r guests will be wel-
comerl by BCYC Commodor e
and Mrs. B jarne (BJ) Ursin,
VicP Commodore and Mrs.
James Emmi, and Rear
Commodore and Mrs. Joseph
Mooigal. LIYC brass will
l1l<'lude Comm•)c:!'>re and
Mrs. Mtchael O'Brien, V1ce
Commodore and Mr s. Mel
Grau, and Reu Com modore
an1 Mrs. David Tingler .
Ba\ races, hosted b~
LrYC, will start ott the club-
house dod. at noon Saturda)'
and 1 p.m. Sunday. AWirds
will tle madP Sunday a!ter
the last race and during the
traditional clam chowder
g-athenn~. The snack bar
w !11 ~lso be o;>en both days.
LtYC ra1 e ··om mitt~ chair-
man Is TP!i Hinshaw.
Outs tde racing will m.uk
the start of the Angelman
series for BCYC on Satur-
day only, aC<'o rding to Race
Committee Chairm:\n Peter
S~mrad.
KEESLER GRADUATE
Airman Paul S.
Ermatlnger,..__son of Carl
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A. Since the Bible
is a book about man in his
state of sin, and since there is
eo mueh violence and blood·
shed in human society, it was
inevitable that frequent men-
tion of manslaughter should
occur in Scripture. But much
confusion has arleen from
the misleading translation o f
Exodus 20:13 which occurs
in m ost English ver sions of
the Old Testament.
(~) In thla Sixth CGD-
maDd'"ment, ud eltould be
reDdered : "Thou ohalt do 110
murder." This Ia no prohibi-
tion acalnot capital pualab-
mentlor capital crimea, Iince
!t Ia not a I!Wieral tenn for
the taldng of Ufe, aueh .. our
Engliah wont kill ;mpJI<Io. In
the next chapter, Exodua
21 :12. we read: "He who
strikes a man 80 that he dies
!!hall surely be put to cloath."
This amounts to a specifte di-
vine command to punish
murder with capital punish-
ment, in keeping with Gene-
sis 9 :6 : .. Whoever shede
man's bloo d, by man his
blood shall be shed, for ;n the
image of God he made man."
(Note that the NASB cor-
rectly translates the Sixth
Com.mandment: "You shall
not murder.")
trlbeo (IUCb U the Amalf>.
klt:eo) """' to be uterml-
uted by the l......Ut:eo In
obed-to God's oommand.
Ia each caao -otl'tlldora hod gone ao far In delouer-
ltllfT and moral deDravity that
their continuecl p~sence
would reoult in sproodin« the
eanoer of elD amonr God's
CoveDADt people.
Just u the wiee surgeon
removes danrerous cancer
from hia p&tient'a body by
uee of the aealpel, eo God em-
ployed the IaraeUteo to re-
move such sinister maligl'lan-
eies from human eociety. So
far as sacrificial animala
were concerned, this mode of
worship, symbolizing the
coming ucrifke of the Son
of God upon the cross. wu
taught to our forebears from
the time of Abel (tbe ftrat
man mentioned in Scripture
as preaenting animal ucri-
fiee) and systematized for
the believing community in
the laws of Moses. "Without
shedding of blood is no re-
m iMion [of sins]" (Hebrews
9 :22). C><
The Hebrew original uses
a specific word f or murde r
V iolence and bloodshed are
occasionally mentioned in the
record of man's history
t hroughout Scripture, but
never with approv al. Yet
there were specific situations
when entire communities
(such as Jericho) or entire
BEHOLD , HE COMETH~
From THE JEWISH HOPE, P. 0 . &I 707 , Los Angeles, Cal. 90053
By R. Belton
\'\',. lwlif"H' 111 th•· lill'ral r!'lum .. f. Cl1ri-.1.
~~ jiL:~oin h t'd f,,JI , in Jl,.h ~·'i l'lnw. rwol
... hilo• riO ••nf" rlar;o~ ~·t a olat•· fo•r thai .. hu•h i~
kn''"''' .. nly ''' l; . .rl , tll•'F· :tt•· • ,.,,,,,n ~i:.!n~
an•l iudit·ati•m~ thnt (,,,.! ho~~ :.:•••·11 I<• u ~.
Tho·~•· "U;.:;!~I thar ~,. nrt· fa~t h ... ,,., I,!!;.' ••n '"
thi-. j.:r,.at ,.., o>nl.
Kut .... hat rl .. .,.,. nwo n In th·· · .. ,11111..: .,f
Chrioo.t ? l~t.."' will it lakr pia• ,. •t11d ~~ohat
,.,,,nt .~ .,;u f,,JI,," II i" •nruin,:.!? \\', .•.• n .nl•
an""''r ao·,·n rrlin<l tu "hat Ill\" 1 ..... " , •. ,,.,,j,.,l
tho·"· j., UIIJ<'h th11t "''' ar•· n"l ,,,1 -1 .m•l "I"'"
"hi• h 11 ""uhl 1 ... ,.rrmg '" • .. nj <:-• tun·
It ..,. ... rn • ,., idt-nl lo th,. "'rit•·r th111 tlw ll dol•
~~wak-,f t~~o .. rli,.tind .. t a;,!r~ .,f .. ur L,.,,j·.
Pllllin~. Ho> I!' '" o'•llllt' and r .. i:;n ,,.,., thi-
,.arth : "II i~ ft·d -.J,all -tarn! IIJ"'n Il l"
\f,~u nt nf I)Jj,,,,.,-· "IIi• ti••Hlllli••ll -h.~ll lu·
r. .. m ""'a t .. ""t"a ." awl all ""''""' ·lwll ""n
Him. 1\.·f,,,. !hi· t.lkf--. ph" •·. lu'"''" 1. tlw•• 1~
an ,..adi··r -.ra:.!.-.. r I-I i~ , .. mu1;: .. ,u l.·•H r ..
' .. min~ f.,r II i-. -a ini". f.,r thi ~ i ~ "II' .:.'"',11
hopr n•)"' -if J!.ll bt-that .,.,. ar,. h •• rn .J:!IIin ,,(
(,o<J', llol' Spirit and truh l•,.l•·n~ t•·l~w I ~·1d
Descent
"TI..-I..,r,f Him...,lf ~hall d,._, ,.,,.1 f,,mlwa••·n
~<o i t h a ~h••UI. "'ilh tho• '"11''' ,.f tlw .11• hllu:.:t•l.
11n d "ith tlw tr ump .-.f (,,.j" 'I T in· .... l .lr o•
Y··~. it i· tlw Lor.! """ i~ '" • "n••· fl"l .!II
an"•·l ,r a lwaH•nl, rn•··'"<·n~··r 1 \, I• 1-11 • I-I i~ fir~! fi ,.,..,,ut l'o iJI h,• ·•,n tho· (llf_ .. All•l
(lrumali• ,..,,.n t .. \.\illrak,.plan • tl111 1 \\Ill :ofT•·• I
hnth th·· li• in•• ami th .. <I•• a..! "h .. j,..J,.n:! t••
H un Ttwn· .,'";11 lw the ll iumphrwl ··,h .. lll ··
ff'"Uitin;.: 111 tht· n··urr,., ti~on ,f th,· I hn-.11!111
dt•.:11l t~nd tlw ral'tuw .,f th•· Clu i•ti .u1 li•in;.:
! I (.o1r . I,",::;J.j:ll .
Th .. rt· ha• ht:-t-n o·on.&it!t'T(Jiolo• ,],.J,..,k !l• '"
"'hat i!o int•'tHit:..! In tlw "-.h •• ut " !Ill! I J,, til•'
"trump ,,f Go l{l." a-nd "''"''' h1t1o• mnlllllti!W<i
thai th,. .... t<'rm~ arr inr""'i~t··nt "'•lh tlw
h•at·h in)! ,f a ·-!'<"'·ret" raptur.-. In all pr•·l•a ·
loilit\ tw~··,••r. 1h1· .all ,,il\lw h··a rd .. nh I" t hv~1 f.,, "'horn it i~ int"'""'•·•l th·· ro·d····•~t•·•l
(I f th·· l_.,rd \'t"hrn a \·,i,.,. fr,m ll•':t\•'11 ~l'"l··
''' tlw l. .. r<l. "'"Ill<' '•cai•l thnt it tlmndo•rf'oL"
wh il•· ·•,tfl!'r• "'aid . .\n 11n~···l ~p.,J,.. '" Him"
1 j .,hn 12 :~J 1. T l1•• ••ar· ,.f th·· IJO '••Jol• I"'"'.,,,
"'pirituolh attunrrl tu h,.!H tl 1•· \1111 •· ,.( l .... 1
~ ... a! .. ur L .. nl'" t•nminp oJI\h th .. ~·· "'ill h••,tJ
wh .. ! .. •Inn ~ In tho> I_.,, rd.
ResUfTectlon
··Tj,, <if'ad in f;-hri~t ~hall ri~·· hr•l " 11 1~
t ••lnlflf! li t" C•11 •1l f ,.jjl "UIIll!l"/1 tfu• <.lJH11"'
f rom-1 h•·i r ~' 1'1\ ,.. Tlw\ ~<. 1l1 1n i<.•• I• • uh·••l IIi m,
Tl1f' v,,,, t' tl.:u «urnmonr<d l.atartl'· fr••m thr
••I'H\•·: tloat r("(:a llf'rl the ~pml nf Jairull·~
rl!lu•·hto ·r and of th•· ~·idn w's son. will ~ound
f .. rt ~ th•· r~urrt'<"ti"n ('all anrl thf-~ra\'f"ll' ~·i ll
:.-h o· up tlwir ,jrtim~.
T lii-. r.-,.urrN·tion. at thf' cominF of thf'
L•ud i11 tlw air. will ht' f,r Jx.lit•l'f'fll nnly. and
tho·\ ~ill riw tn mt"d Him and will be ~·il h
tlim f,,r n•·r. "Tht> re!>l of the dearl lin·d not
a:!ain until th.-thou!'and vears Wf'ff' fini!lhl'fl'' , If,., :.>n :;;,_ i.e .. until aft er the Mil h•nni111n .
,,h.•n tlw Cr-·at Ju..!J!"mt'nl ~·ill takr plarr.
Raptww
Tl10· ·\l'n!'llo·. under the inspiratirm Qf tht-
1\ .. f, ~1urit. affirms that ""'·e !hal l not all
.. j • .,•p ... \nt all will be called upon to pu~
thrnu;.:h lh•· pater< nf dt>11th. Tht-I rut-f.JeOple of
(;,.j "'h" aro· lili n~ unearth_ whl"n the l...ord
•· .. nwc. "~hall nnl pr~H~nt I prt'«'dt . or ~o bt'·
f·•r ••l t h•~m "'hich are asln"p." hut "'·ill l>t!
..,.,..u).!h! up toJ:t-lhl"r with dwm !the rai!K"d
d•·ad I io the d ouds. to meet the Lord in thr
ai r : and !oO !'hall we e,·er ~ with th~ Lord"
' I Tn ..... ~. l : 15. 1 7 ~. A transformation will
tak,. p\a('" ••in the twinkling of an e)·e.''
l nllf"li,.f "ill a!;k. How can thi! bt:-? "The
thin~ .. "'hirh are impossihlr "''il h men are po!!-
.jj,f,. "'ith t;od:· ":ritin~ to the Philippianll.
P aul "l''"': ··Our ('un,·enation ill in heavf'n:
fro•m "lwn~e a!...-. "'"'look for thr Saviour. thf'
t .. ,rol j1·"u~ Chri!t: Who ~hall chanp.e our 'ilt:
j.,,;h 11, .. d, .,f humiliation ]. that it may be
fa-hi .. tw.-llikt-uni•J IIi~ ~l11riou~ hody. accord-
ill;!'" th•· \to orkin~ "''ht>r!"bv Hr ill ablt: evt:n to ~uJ.,Jw all tJ,in;!~ unto ll im~lf' t Phil. 3:20·
11 1. y,.~ "II•· i,. ;~hl1·." Tht:rr• lirs the 5eart
',f f 11 il h.
"FI··~h and h l"1ot:l." Wt' an• !o ld_ "1·annot in·
lwrit ·tlu· K in~d,.m ,,f God" I I Cor. );;;:,O t.
\ 'ita I ··h11n~t' mu~L lhf'n•fore. take J)la.-e. fur
juo<,f ~~ "thi!' •·orruptihlr !the d ead I must put
•• n inN•rruptio n·· YJ "thi~ mortal ]th~ li 1•inp:]
mu~l put on immrtrtalit y" tS:ll . The li,•inp
\\ d l ··},,. •·h an~efl ."' Thrir bodioo. will undf't!lO
an iuctanlanr "u! lran~forrnation making thtm
••),),,. unt .. H i~ J!IMiou~ hody."
Wonder
\h•·r lfi!' rt·."urrf••:tion our Lo rd was nn
l .. n~··r t<"l'l rir·tt>£1 t .. tht-1imitatiom of Ifill
.-arthl' h·ol'l\. II•· .-amt• and wen t 11 "'·ill. ap·
1"•a rinp to th1• dis·ipl,.~ when "thr dooT!! "''en·
.-.hut."' Finally. He a~endt"d into ht-a\'en befort-
tho· f!a7.f' of II i! a mared di!<:iple!'. Wonder of
"''"rt•·r~~ Qur f:!lo rifierl bodies are to be "likr
untoJ lti,.:" "Wt kno"'· that. when He !!hall
Hj•p•·ar. "''.~ha ll hf' like Him : f(•r l\'f' !~ha ll ~
Jl im 11:11 ll o• is" (I Jo hn 3:2 ).
Df CISIOJ!I tU.GAZIMt:, llliMMf:A.POL I5, MtMM.
'78
• _.. .. Pref_.-of ...., T•••••
FMtll Tt.lr'ltleat S.•i••,.,, rltills ...... ftll1' ...... P..
~ cmJ trial of -a. ...
-boloto l'ondvt ..... tlw
Roman procurator ol Judlla.
Coac:oraloa !ha aooerllonhlp
of Ploce a1o1ta .nth .,
estm.e ol his c:h.araeter. it b
inc.-. to noce the remarb of a
modem writer: "'l'ltate wu Ofth
proev"'tor of Judea. The pro'lince of
Judea bod fo.-dy-Ill< ~of
-.., (ono of Ill< ..., of Herod the
Gom), ...s waa formed wboft lie -
depooed (A.D. 6). $paldrtl ""'''tlY. h
took ifl the IOUlhern half of PUestiDe .
Do You Want to Be
Mentally Healthy?
., Dr. a.. .... s.c ....
FROM "CHRISTIAN CRUSADE." TULSA, OKLAHOMA
There used to be a daY, when we boob. ~ conc:c:tted effort pUt for1ll
looked upon sin 11 sin . 'There was to_ equ•1'k maa then C"er bet~. aad
DO effort to shade it or paint it dif-sti.U m~ aom down bBI to his O'lnt
femu from what it presenlled itself. deatruction.
But that is no lonpr uue_ Nowedalys How proae we ate 1o ahrint blek
no one is a drvnkard; he h• a cfilease or uy to come out from dader the:
cal\ed akoholitm_ Tbe: child ts not to trials aDd 111fferinp ot adYerdry!
be ruled by the ~mtts who have yet are DOt aD such the oommoa lot
been iastniCtCd by the Bible that ""to of human tind? Job exclaimed in die
spare tbe rod is to ..,00 the chikl," midst of his tri..U: Man, bom of
but parents today are warned that woman is short-lived and &funed
10 follow that priacipk would pftll>. with ailhltioa. Solomon otite""'d the
ably warp the chitd aod mate him lot of man as "'means, pains and
a maladjusted i.Ddividual lO be thrown ¥eJ:atioct ..
11pon society-Siooe advenity is the lot of hv-
This il the day when boob art rn.inkind why rebel apirut it? Ad-
written about eo.oery subJect and w:rsity, rep.rdlesa of its eause or
.dvice Jlven so freely that oeople be-aarure, c.~n actually wort JOOd for
come more and more confused as to us if we bear up under it in the risbt
how to faa life. fnme of mind and for the sake of
Psychiatrist and Psychoanalysis arc: principle_ Not: without JOOCf re&MJG
srriving to track down diseased does the Bible repeatedly rccommeDd
minds. 1be term mental illness is to us the virtue of endurance, not a
used over and over. and it has be· living in to dependence uoon othen.,
rome fashionable to sec: a psy-but endurance throu,tt Christ
chiatrist. Seemingly the~ is no such Yes, submitting to conditions that
thing a1 1in for which to be repentent CaliSe sufferinc, mental or physical,
for one to find true joy. Rather, can exert a rdinin& power upon us.
there are only warped minds. One It can cause one to become a better
survey by a group of 1\i.ahly e:z-penon. more understandin&, more
perienccd researchers ~cd that unselfish. This refinina: power mi«fn
81 .!5 per cent of the populatKKl hu be likened to the heat that in olden
symotoms of menta] illneu. times was used to refine gold and
We read to much about the Jl5Y· silver and today is used to temper
chiatric--profession and the belic:f steel.
our children need to be anaJylJCd to God. in Zechariah 13:9, was c:ertain-
detenniDe what to do about the sense ly looking down to this day and
of frustration with which they are giving pmmi5e to us when he spoke
sunnosed to be plagued. 10 his faithful saving: "I shall certain-
This seems somewhat stranae when ly bring the third pl{1 throulh the
ProfeSior Hans J. Eysenct, ooe o( fire; and 1 shall actually refine them
the most eminent and ~I respected as in the refiniag: of silver, and
paycholog;cat reuearc:bers id the JOid ...
world, reported ill the lntrmatiortDl
lm~mal of l'syclri#try, No. 1, 1965,
that various research projects
published throughout the years have
c:onsistentJy shown that of the people
diaposed as bavin& ''neurotic .. prob-
lems and in need of PSvchorherapy.
but wtlo for some situational reason
&0( no therapy, 72 per cent are later
found to have recovered all by them-
selves.
Compared to lhis is the findina U.t
of thole people wbo have limilar
.. neurotic" proMems and who ao
throu&b piychoanalysi~o "only « per
cent are later nted as cured or very
improycd."
We live in a day when man l.s
tryin& to CICI.pe trials and sufferina
and 1o ICICUre in this tife that 'Which
will fulfill and satisfy his IOUI. De-
tailed statisdca pro'\'C lhat in one
year. 4.078 mea tnd women aged 6S
aDd older cocnmitkd verified acts of
suicide in America. That u.me year,
14,674 pel'IOCIIII a!J'Cd 2S to M , adults
in their prime, committed the ulti-
mate act of despiir.
That same year, 1,084 almost -
adults of coiJqe aac, 6Sl bovs and
prls ol hi&fHchool ..., Uld 92 crul-
dren aaec1 14 and younaer tided them-
selves. This is in America, the land
of plenty, the nation where we are
strivil'l& 1o do away witb poverty,
diJeue ud crime.
Snkidcl ·blwe ~ doubled iD me
post 10 yeon -10 yean liMit hne
~ more Jcabla*-put oa rile
When your mind is upon Christ and
God has His wav, vou can rest in
t.b.. assurance of God's Word when He
savs: "Y6»u s,.re my people, and they
will reaJily acknowledge:, Jehovah il
our God."
Communism mates many promises
. . . socialism holds forth the branch
of peace of mind for all, but both are
bMed upon a false premite. There-
fore. for man to accept either is to
take away from himself the victory
that c.~n be his in Christ.
How many would tum to suicide,
drup; or akohol if they •O'Okt stand
in the rerrnemeot of God's k)ve? Our
country is now in perilous times.
Men's hearts are failing them, but
God stilt calls for us to endure this
period.
The Olristian, dedkated self t~ God
eo do H is will and to follow rn the
footsleps of Jesus Christ, in carryinJ
out his dedication may uperience
hardships in the fonn of discipline
and adveflity that he has not fore-
seen. But by enduring, he will be
refined, even as indic:ated by the
inspired words: "No discipliM seems
for tbe pre:aent to be joyous, but
pievous; yet afterward to those who
baVe been trained by it, it yields
~blc f.,.;~ aamdy, n,n-.·
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THE CHRISTIAN HOME
The greatest threat to spiritual
awakening in America is. Chris·
, tlan w ithd rawal . Though 2
Chronicles 7 :14 promises ··heal-
ing 10 the land," many of God's
people wag their heads in un·
beltef, questioning whether the
land can be healed, or even
should be. Twentl"h-century
prophets of gloom predict that
A-Is beyond hope, be-
yond faith, beyond mercy.
.. _ the Lord is coming soon!"
And so the silent Christian m a·
jority folds its ha nds to wait.
watching Satan win one victory
after another and not even lift·
ing a prayer.
Passive lnditrerence, prayer-
lessness and resignation to the
conditions around us h~ al·
lowed the enemy to move lfeely
and withOUt opposition through
the medi•. the university. the
legislature. Thts was not Christ's
plan tor us. In Matthew 5 :13 he
defines our rote to be that of
"sell In the earth." Meat packed
In salt ia preserved end tt)e
oormel process of decey re-
atralned. In the tame wey,
Cllrilllons filled with the Spirit
and the dynemlc of prayer have
the power to be thet kind of re-
strainer, holding back corrup-
tion, and in tum holding beck
Ule judgment of God. Sodom
and Gomorrah had no such re-
strainers (Genesis 18:22-33). h
was not the ebundance of sin--
ners that brought final destruc·
tlon . It wea the ebtence of
saints.
This negatf"'-" hea caused
many to tum thetr batcka to the
apirttual, aocial and moral ia-
auea facing the Nltion ... to walk
tiwr, from inYotvement with ~
••what can I do aboul it'' atti-
lude. "Aller ... lin' thlo the
-M wiM be Itt the IMt doys? lin~ thlo juelo olgn olllte times?
L .. 'o Nf, drtnlt. ond be IMfTY
Often the cry It heard In
America. "Low lt or leave It!"
·l'feglcally, we •• Chrlstiena
have left it If we heve 1alled It In
prayer. We have become satt
thet has lost ttl aavor ... 1t1 ln-
nuence ... lhl fellrolning -· Whet hope fs there for en Amet-
ic.o whoM Minto have gl¥en up
end pocked their begs for ~>MY
en? Me, h -bel Mey .,....
burden -p.._ be. "l.onl,
gl>e uo mercy. I!Miing, -· In 19781" C>o
iua& U :l -:.
lnd..t;na Somula. 11e0t1 ., lmp<rhll
pro'f'iDce (I.e. under the dired conlrol of
lhe emperor). it wu IOftmed by •
ptocu.n.tor. The procurator WIS the
pnmnal terYant of tht etfti)Cf'O•, dJ~y
rnponslble to him. and ..,. primarily
oonctmed with finuce. But the powers
of procur11tors "'ried aocordin;a to the
appointment of the empero•-Pilate wa •
procurator cum potntare. i .~. he
pouessed civil, military , and cnmina'
jurisdiction. Tht procurator of Judea was
in some way subordin•te to the lqate of
Syria, but the exa.::t character of tht
subordination is not known. lu 1 ruJe •
proc:untor mwt be of eqt\estrian. rank
and a man of eertain militlry expenence.
Under hil rule, the Jews were allo-wed as
much .elf~mernmen t as was consinent
wtth the mlintenance of imperial
authority. 1be Sanhedrin was allowed to
exercile judicial functions. but if they
desired to inflict the penalty of death. the
sentence had to be confirmed by the
ftoc:untor .
.. We have no cerhin knowtedat of
Pilate except in connection with his time
of rule in Judea. We know nodtina of his
birth, hili ori,;n. or hit earlier years.
Tacit11s (the Roman historian about A.D.
115]. when speakiJrg of the cruel
punishments inDicted by Nero {the
emperor in A.D. 64] upon the Or.ristians.
telb us that Quist, fror'Q.....t.om the name
'Christian' was dtrived, was put to death
when Tl>erius wu emperor (A.D. 14-371
by the proeuntot Pbntius Pilate (Anna/J,
xv.44). Apart from this reference and
what is told us in the Ne• Testament, all
o11r knowledp: of him is derived from
two Je'Wish writers, Jotephus the
historian and Philo [the philosopher I of
Alexandria."
Moreoner, the ume autho r writes:
"Philo (Leptio «1 c.a.m, xxxvili) speaks
of Pilate in terms of the seve~st
condemnation. Acconlina to him. Pilate w• a m.n of a Y~ery inflexible disposition.
and w:ry merciless as well as obstinatt.
Philo c.alls him a nwf of most ferocious
pusions, and speaks of his corrupt.ion, Ns
.ets of insolence. his rapine, his habit of
imultiR£ people, his cruelty. his continual
murden of people untried and
uncondemned, and his never-endinA and
most Arie\I'Ous inhumanity. This Is very
hishJy colored and .probably much
exagerated; certainJy the instances gjven
do not bear out dtis description of tht
man. Much of what he !Philo] uys of
Pilate is in direct opposition to .t.at we
learn of him in the Gospels. There he
(P\Iatel appean to us as 1 man wtlo, in
spite of .many undoubted faults, tries
hard to conduct the trial [o f Jetus) with
fairness. P\late had the ethiC1 oftlis class.
and obviously tried to act up to the
standard which he had formed. 'There wu
in him. howeYer, no deep moral basis of
character. as is shown by the utter
skepticllm of his question. "What is
truth?' (cf. John 18 :38.) When he found
that the doirrA of strict justice threatened
to endan~tr his position, he reluctantly
and with a areat deal of shame J.l¥1: ... y
to the demands of the Je"W~. He tent Jesus
to the cro•. but not before he had
exhausted ew:ry expedient for urinl
Him. ucept the simple and
straJ&htforward one rX dismillin& the
'CIIe-He had the bauahtiness of the
dominant race, and a profo11nd contempt
for the people over wtuch he ruled. This
oontempt, as we have seen, continually
brouaht him into trouble. He felt deeply
humiiated at ha.;nc to Jiw way to thOK
W'hom he utterly despited, and, in the
maaner of a small mind. re~d hinuelf
oo them by c:a11inc Ovist their klrlc, and
by refUiin& to alter the moc:kina
inleilpCion on the cr-(cf. John
19:1,.22]. It is certlin that Pilate, "In
..,.. ...... 1 ..... llctod, """kaew that
he ICted ..... hil «<IIICience. He knew
- -otpt, but br oellloh •d
c::owM8y ............... to do it. He •• -by· ..... -·--.ancllle ..... w. ... Oil tht ;.daa•••t ol OUt
Lont, thotlle-pty, ~ ..... pity .... -of""-pooplo" (cl. J.---.---.. Tit~ l•t.,..,.,_ S~ .,.
~ Ct. 1929, Vol. IV, PI'· 2396,
llMo).
(CONTIIIUED ICEXT WEEK)
MEMORIZE
BIBLE VIliS~
EACH WEI!It
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a '_. • a.NI;C ,,_. _ ... ....... =--.. . • ":.::a ... , _ ... _ .. _ ---
F1C1'n10UI 8USDi
JCA.ME ST AT£MDT
Tile ~PII'tl• are . dGilll t.st...-u: WetlldBI
PniCieJ'tid, 1!'700 baa a...
B, CJ"'"' G~e. Ca.
1!141: Roy Jf. Man-n.
15t09 Mt. CoWell. Fc.llb.in
VaUty, Ca. tl641; M. J.
P1al1JIIpl, 513 s..u Mariaaa
Ave •• La PHate, Ca. 91746:
~ T. f"al.uco, %61% Sea-v...,, Corona ~1 Mar, Ca.
9UZS.
LlfM:•ra
I-Ol-
FICTI'OOUI8fJW1ftw
IIAIII! 11' ATEMEJfT n. fDOoow1lt ..,_ II
......... ,. -Be-
.. ftonl Wetpt Ce1M_r • zaoz La Pa Rd~. !de zn. Mtwton V~JD. ea.
IU7S: a-a lit. ....
Pb..D •• U&St Arps Drtwe.
.. .__ Vte)D, Ca. ta15.
T'ld.s ....... l.t oaedlclled
by aa Lldf'ldal.
S1pect: Ste•ea M. Savlov,
Pll.D.
FE nUOUI 81118 ... JlAME .,..TE_..,. ,.. ..... ....-..
dlillll tst I M: Gil
• 2 .. """""' h9 VIa
.. I Ji..,.,n BeaQ.
Cllll. --.: fllaJta II. Ctrt-v.U.. ntvaaa. ;.IJft.
JIOft ~ Cat trJIII. ...... ...,., ... aa.dllcted
by .. lld:f'ldlliaL Slpell:
Marllll. Clrt.....,_
1'1:111 ....... u.: .,. • .,._1
,... .......... l&n
..... '1 -= 1btll
..... F.O. 2\L GO
........ 11, Baalt. Ca.
alb Gary t..e Y• llonl.
410 ftatdlac. 8...... Ca..
tiNt; Jolla Dai1M ......
410 B.an111c. Balboa. Ca.
12611: Guo?d ~ BaOey,
417 £. aa1 It_ Balboa. Ca.
t!e61.
Tb1s buslneu Is OODducted
by u unJat'orporated as-
sodatloc other tlwt a ~rt .
oersbip.
Signed: Datta T. Falasco.
This statement wu rued
wltb t be County Cler\ o1
O~e County Jan.U ,I976.
Thi& state.meat wu tJJed
WU.b lbe COIIDt)' Clerk ot o,._e Coaty JM. 7. 1971.
nu ...aea• ,... m«t
witt~ tile eo., Clftt ot
On~~~t eo..t, Jalt, l!rll.
MIMit Ia Z:Z, Zi, Fe.
I, 1.t, 11'71. a. Cbe Newport
fiaJtoJ' Eulp, r -S1SZ9
Tbls butDass 1a CMdlld.ld
by aD ao.t.corporat-' ......
IIOCiatloD ot~r tbu a
partlllerlbtp.
Slpld; Guold Lee Bailey.
Tbb IU.t.emeat wu tiled
wttb tbe COUIIIty Cler'k of
On.Dce County Jan..l9, 19'78.
Publish: Jan. 29, Feb. 5,
1!, 19, 1976, 1n the Newport
HarbOr Enslgn. F -51159
FJCTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMEI\T
The follo•·m. persoo lS
doing t.ous1nes~ as: Matt
Brady's Fs lm Co., •1 Park
Newport, Newport flear tt.
Ca. 92660: Mar)orle Y. Lee,
Z220 Park ~ewport, !1\ewport
Be2rh, Ca . 92660.
This tJusiness is ron<1u<'ted
by an l.ndtvidual.
Slgned: Marjorie \. Lee.
This statement was rtled
with the Count} Clerk of
Orange County Jan. 30,1976.
Publish: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, In t he Newport
Ha rbor Enst;rn. F -5Z141
LIGALMO'ItCI
F1CTJTJOUS BUSINESS
NAMF STATEMENT
The followtno! persons are
do111g buc;lnPss as: Savage
Amerkau ProJP''t, 4621
r ortlanif Dr ., t oron .. dPI
~1ar, r t 'tfornta '!2625:
Jam~':; J. H:mnon, 4621 fort-
land Dr ., r·nrona 1Pl \1ar,
Calif. 92625; Ar u"t> Hi1Jllloo,
•2 Ant·hor Dnv" F men-
vtllE', c allfornt3 'l4soa. ·
This !Justness IS ronrlul'!-
.-...1 tn a general partne rship.
Si~nPd: James J. Hannon.
Ttus statPm~nt was filed
with the Count} C le rk ofOr-
ange County .J:..n. 23, 1976.
Publt!lh: Jan. 29, Fell. 5,
12, 19, 1976, In the !'iewport
Harl..or rnsirr. F-51863
lEGAl MOnCE
FIC TITIOL'S Hl'Sl\ESS
\o\\lf-ST\n.ME:-.T
The rollowtn~ persons are
r1out_ lJuc;tnPss as: Fortcltn-
tng, 11451 ~rookhurst, Gar-
den Gro\~>, c ahf. 92640:
I outs H. \1oll!ard, 1145 1
Brookhurst, Garden (.,rove,
Cahf. 3Z640; Justm L. Mol-
ca rt1, 114) 1 Rrookhurst,
G3Men GrovE', Calif. 92640.
TloiS business IS r•onducted
by a gPn~>rat par tnership.
Slgnet1: LoUIS H. Molgar c1.
T his staterneut was fllf'd
with the C'ount y C'lerk of
Oran.:e County Jan. 19, 1976.
Publtsh: Jan. 22, 29. Feb.
:5, 12, 1976, in the ~E'wport
Ha rbor EnslRn . F -51630
LIGAL MOT1CI
S-08139
FICTITIOUS BUSI:'-iESS
~A M E STATEME~T
The fo llowing person Is
doiJlg IJuslnl•ss as: The Ten-
nis Rar·ket, 3040 Parlh c
Coast H i~hwa ), Co rona del
Mar, Caltr. 92625: John R.
S11erman, 516 Begonta, Co-
r ona del Mar. Cal. 92625.
T his hustness Is rondurted
bv .ln inoHvtr1ual.
Sil(nf><t; John R. Sherman.
Tins statement was med
wtth the County cterlo. of
Orange Countv 0('('. 30, 19i5.
Puo lis h: J an. 22, 29 , r·E'b.
5, 12, 1976, tn the Newport
Harbor Enst~n. F -50971
LIGAL MOT1CI
S-01533
FlCT ITrOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEMENT
The following per son Is
dot.ng ooslness as: Friendly
Clock &r Wat<'h Repair ,
1414-B South Main St.,
Santa Ana: ... en Harold
Morales, 1906 West Harvard
St •• Santa Ana, Calif. 92704.
This business ls <'onc1urtfld
by an lndivldual.
Signed: Ben H. Morales.
This stateme:lt was nltld
with t~ County Clerk of
Orange County Dec. 23, 19?5.
Publlsh; Jan. 22, 29, F@'b.
5, 12, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -50868
LIML .. 'fta
P.mll~ Ju. 15, z:z, Z9,
Feb. 5, 1976, 1ft tbt Newport
Hll'tlor Endp. F -5ll S5
t.IGAL .. ftCI
FTCTITIOUS B~"'ESS
NAME ST ATEM£NT
The follcrrinc pereoo is doinc bulDess as: A8dro-
meda Ltd.. 20151 Spnce
AYe.. Santa Ana HdPts,
Ca. 9!707: Jobn Al'UIIr
Pobada, 20151 Spruce Ave ••
Santa Ana He!gbts, Ca.
92707.
Tbfs buJoessis coodtlcted
b ) an lnd.lvidual.
Siped: John Arthur Po-
buda.
This statement was filed
wftb tbe County Clerk of
O range County Nov. 28, 1975.
Publlsh: Jan 15, 22, 29,
Feb. s. 1976, in the Ne-wport
Ha.rbor Ens~ F -50167
LICM..MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
N A.ME STATE ME NT
The following persoo is
doing bi.Lsiness as: Geral-
dlne·s Antiques, 2253 Har-
bor BlYd., Costa Mesa, Cali-
fornia 9262&. Geraldine Lee
Crissler, 1332 Wttsoo Ave-
nut-, Costa Men, California
9Z626.
This business is conducted
by an lndMdual.
Sumed: GeraJdlne Lee
Cr issler.
Thls statement was filed
with tbe Count} Cle rk of
Orange County Jan. 30, 1976.
Publish: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, in t he Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -52143
LICM. .. tiCI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Gregory-
Mors Defelopment Co •• 1919
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
CalU'orn.la 92627: James H.
Gregor y, general partner.
2301 Tustin Ave •• Newport
Beach, Cal. 92660; WiUtam
L. Mors, general partner,
1312 Dover Dr., Newport
Beac h_ Caill. 92660.
This business is cooducted
by .a general partnersh.tp.
Signed: J . H. Gregory.
This statement was tiled
with the County Clerk or
Orange County Jan.19,1976.
Publish: Jan. 22, 29, Feb.
5, 12, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -51631
FICTfTIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEME NT
The followl..og persons are
doing business as: Passport,
31661 Los Rlos, San Juan
Capistrano, CaJU. 92675:
Claudia Hirsch, 30 Harbor
Is land, NeW"pOrt Reactt,
C altf. 92660; Hugh Hutson,
31661 Los Rios, San Juan
Capistrano, Callf. 92675.
This busines s is conducted
by a general partnership.
Sigoet1: Hugh Hutson.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk or
O range County Jan. 26, 1976.
Publish: Jan. 29, Feb. 5,
12, 19, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensittn. F -51910
LIGAL MOTICI
f1CTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: Corona
Pacific, 606-1/2 Jasmine
An., Corona del Mar, Ca.
92625: Harry Oliver Gold-
smith, 606-1/2 J asmine
Ave., Corona del Mar, Ca.
92625.
This buslness ts oonctucted
by an ~ividual.
Signed: Harry 0 . Gold-
smith.
This s tatement wu rtled
with tbe County Clerk of
Orange Couoty Jan. 9, 1978.
Publish: Jan. 15, U , 29,
Feb. 5, 1976, l..n the Newport
Harbor Euip. F -511%3
LIUL .. TtCa
f1CTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS 8USI.Jo4~
NAME STATEMENT NAME STAT£111£}.11'
The followlQc pereoo ls The foUowlllc penon t.
doln& business u : Oull dotllc basiMaa u: A.tro-
Waterbtds. 17?5 ~wport Compoeeetl Co., ll?J DI-
BIYd., Co.ta Uta, Ca. peat Dr., 121. Int., Calli.
H$1'7: Dafld Campbell. 9!'715: Rd)ert Towen Bar.
10S08 Lt.adalt Ave •• Nor-mu. 401 Ollda. Newport
1F&Jat, CaJ. 90650; P.O. 8os a.e._. C&Uf. lleiO,
119. Balboa. Ca. ~1. Nl twtaa11t~ nta•....,•ll~ ., .............
by u ... ~...... .... a..t Toftn s.-Darid caqlbe&J. a ......
Tills ....... wu rued nu te•H•IIl wu tUid .w. u. eo-ty cam o1 . wta t1111 c.o.tr ca.t o1
01111p Co.tl .Ia. t, 1t11. Ol'llllip C..., .I& I, mt.
....... , ... 11. u. tt, ........ ha. u. a. ..
P& S lt1. Ia tM H...,.rt. F& I. lfM. Ia 1111 .. ..-t
• ....;,.. ,_... .... 0 [' , ....
L•AL•nca
F1C11TIOUS BUSIKESS
NAME STATE tiE NT
Tbe foUowinc peHOO is
doq bllsl.oess as~ L. D. S.
Blli.ldiDg Mal!lla..t.nen, 1849
nU.Ols, Costa Mesa. Ca.
9!1%&: Diane Gavel, 1849
illiDo!s, Costa Mesa Ca. 9!6!6. •
Thll busi.DHs is cooduc-ted
by an I.DdiYidual.
SJcD«l: Ot.ane Gavel.
T his statement was flled
wttb the County Clerk of
Oruce County Jan. 30.1976.
Pllbllsh: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
Z6, 1976, in tbe Newport
Batbor EllsJ.cn~ F -52140
LKAL. MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing busl..ness 'as: G & G
Enterprlses, 2408 E. 2Zod
st., Newpon Beach, Calif.
92660: Wllltam P. Gh·ens,
2651 Crestview, Newport
Beach. Calif. 92660; B.uban
J. Givens, 2651 Crestview,
Newport Beach, Calif. 92660;
F rancis H. Glockner, 2408
E. 22od St., Newport Beal h,
Calif. 92660; Mae Rea M
Glockne r, 2408 E. 22nd St.,
~ewport Bearh., Calif. 92660
This business is ronduct ed
b) a general partner ship.
Sl.gned: MaP Rea M.
Glockner.
T hls statement was filed
wtth the County Clerk of
Ora.nge f ount)' .Jan 30, 1976.
Pubhsh: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -52130
LIU&..T1CI
S-01532
f1CTITIOUS BUSINESS
~AME STATEME!'T
The following person ts
doing business as: AI Lour .
eiK'o Scraper Rental, 6719
Longfellow Dr., Buena Park.
CalU. 90620: Albert Lour-
enco, 6719 Longfellow Dr.,
Buena Park. C alif. 90620.
This business is condu<'ted
by an individual.
Signed: A !bert Lourenco.
Thls statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orange County Jan.16, 1976.
Pybltsh: Jan. 22, 29, Feb.
5, 12, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -51597
LaGAL. MOTICI
S-01544
FICT ITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following per sons are
doing busl~ss as: United
Building Maintenance, 1404
Kenmore St., Anaheim, Ca.
92804: David A. Ordonez,
1404 Kenmore St., Anaheim,
Ca. 92804; David M. Or.
dooez, 1404 Kenmore St.,
Anaheim, Ca. 92804.
Th.ls business Is conducted
by a limited partnershl.p.
Signed: Oavld A. Ordonez.
Thls statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Ora.ngf' County Jan. Hi, 1976.
Publish: Jan. 22, 29, Feb.
5, 12, 1976, ln the Newpor t
Harbor Enslgn. F -51623
LIGAL MD'nCI
S-01541
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The following penon Is
doing business as: Sb@lby
of Caltfornla, Lincoln Pla&a,
23Sl W. LlDcoln, Anabelm,
Ca. 92801: Donald C. Kos-
lotr, 2200 Cowlln An., fl?,
Commerce, Ca. 900U.
This bG1iDess ts ~eted
by &n lndlvldual.
Stpect. Dooald C. Koslott.
Tt\ls ltatemflllt wu ftled
wttb the Coury Clerk ot
Ortn(e COUGty Jan.l6, 19?6.
Pablt.b: J•. %2, 29, Ftb.
5, u. l.i16. I.D the ~rt
Harbor E111tp. ~ -51605
L~ML•nca
a.-OUIS
f'lCTITlOUS BOSDt"ESS
N.utt STATEMENT
Tbe lol»Y ... .-.. ls
doW~ buaDeu u: .,.._
a-«, 3001 s.. Onllp,
Suta AM, Cautorala ln07: wm.a. R. caa~er, auzt a-e. Roell. Clf$ liMO a.c, CaiiiDnla ...._
TIIUba .. III&.ICaedilo:W
by • lidct*'IL
... WI.Diaa ll c .... .
T1lll .......... fDid •• e:... c~ Clllt ., Or-.. c..tJ .... l&.:lt'JI..
...... 1 ........ , ... s. .... ...... .. till .. ltCJt ..... ,... , .....
Pwbllsb: Jan. ZZ, 29, Feb.
5, 1%, 1976; In tbe Newport
Harbor EnsSp. f" -516U
L!ca.L•nct
NonCE
OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
No. F -5Zl9
Loan No. U-131121
On Marcb 5, 1978, u ll:OO
A.M., IMPERIAL COR-
PORATION OF A.MERJCA,
as duty llli'Olnted Trutee
II.Dder and piiTAIDt to Deed
ol Tra.st recorded February
28, 1973, u lnstr. No. Z28Z9,
lD book 105?3, pt.«e 39&, ot.
Of!iclal Records 1ft the of-
fice of tbe COUDty Recorder
of Ora.oce County, State of
C alilonllJ., WILL SELL AT
P UBLIC AUCTION TO
HIGHEST BIDDER FOR
C ASH (payable at time of
sale in lawfttl money of tbf
I.Jnlted States) at tbe South
front entrance to the Orau«e
Count y old Courtbouse, Cit)•
of Santa Ana, State or Call-
forol.a, all right, title and
Interest conveyed to and no•·
held b}· 1t under saJd Dee<!
of Trust in t he proper1)
s ituated in said County and
State deS<'ribed as:
The estate or interest tn
the land descrtbed o r
r ove rf<l b) this Gua nntee
is:
A leasehold estate as c re -
ated by that certain lease
dated Januar y 1, 1962, ex-
e t'uted by Charles W. For-
s ee and Frances H. ForsPe,
a s lessor, and by Donald B
Ayers,· Jr., as lesse~>, for
the term ending December
9, 2019, upon and sub)ect
to au or the provisions as
therem <'o ntained, which
leas e was re co rded Januar;
25, I 962, tn Book 5988, pa~~;e
3, Ofticlal Re~'ords of said
Orange Count).
Lot i In Block 5 of Tra<'t
:'4o. 772, as s hown on a Ma,
recorded In Book 23, ~es
5 and 6 of Miscellaneous
Maps, tn the office of the
C' ount) Rerorl1f'r of said
Count}.
EXCEPT all r rui1P oil,
petroleum, gas, b rea.
asphaltu m and all kmdr~
s ubstances and other min-
e rals under and In satd land
except the tight to use an)
portion or the surface of t he
land for t1rllll..ng operatl.oos,
mining or quarryl.ng of all
kinds Including but not tox.
elusive of oil well drtlllng,
oU development, mining op-
erations together wlth the
Le-GAL MOlle•
4841 9
~OTICE OF TRl'STEE'S
SALE V~DER DEED OF
TRt:ST
T F 4482i
LOA~ NO. 1515":3
r-;ouce is hereby given that
SERRANO RECO~VE).
ANC E COMPANY, A C ah-
fornla corpor attoa as trus-
tee, or successor trustPe,
or substituted trustee por-
suant to the dPed or trust
executed by Thomas C. Bla• k
and Vlvtan J. Black, husband
and wife, and recorded Jun.
30, 197 1, lo book 9699, pa~e
909 of Official Records In
the office of the County Rt>-
corder of Orange Count",
C allfornia., and pursu.M to
tbt Notice of Default and
ElecUoD to Sell thereundPr
recorded Oct. 3, 1975, In
boot 11529, P'(e 1399 or
l&.ld OftlcW Re<-ords, will
SELL OD February 13, 1976
at 2:00. p.m. at the south
(troat) tDtraace to the Old
Co.aty Courthouse. ln thft
Ctty ol Suta Ana. Call-
fonata. at pabltc auction, to
the h.l(hftt bidder ror r a!"h
(payable at the tame of sal()
lD hwfill mODe)' or thf
Untted Statlts) all rl(ht, title,
aad Interest, COCJYtYed to
Ud DOW held by It under
a..ld ~~ 1ft tbt proptrty
s-Jblated '" aid Couoty and
State ctucrfbed u follows:
Tbe le&Rbold 1ntutS1
el"'lated by a a ... dated
1-.tJ 1, 1971, by and bf-
.,_ tilt VlrctaLa Cof11C)n-
U.. u leaot uct Thomas
c . Ba.et uct VtnuJ. Black,
..... ud ....... )IQf
t I 3 .... nconkd 1 .. JO,
1171. .. Book .... Pip
ta&, 081da.l lecordl, tor a
t.ra ~JUIU'J
•• 1171. ....... De-
C!IMK It, IOM.IPDIItM
..,..._ eo• •• llld caa.
.... u tMntll pi'O'Ided.. ...,..._dllc.UIMnu
RTKNeOR BliQI
PU8USHED lf[f)(L y -
L.._•nc•
S-Ot sa F'.,IC...,T-n ... k>~US BUSt
NAill£ ST A TEME~T
Tbto tollowta, ptl'80e 1J
dlo1nc llu1DH u: Oract
Co. Ra.-f'YaJ S'W't1p1:1Mt,
15000 Saod C•)'OII AYe., Jr-
vlnfo, Ca. 9!'716: Ra)'tDODd
J otm stowell, P.CJ. 8os.-,
Jnulf', Ca. 9Zi16.
Ttua bvs.loess isr,onduct~
by lll l.odi rldual.
Sirned: R. J. Stowell.
Thls statement was fllf'd
•lth t~ Cooat) Clm of
O ranre Count)• Jan..t2,1976.
NJllsh: Ju. Z9, Feb. s.
12. 19, 1976, lD the Ntowport
Harbor Ens~. r -518:3'7
LKM. -TICa
US4' of said surface for oLI
•ells, t...nu, tunnet., mt.nJ.op
n av<suons or s ha.ft.s, pr o-
vi~, oow()ver , the same
shall 'lOt bf> construed to
prohlhtt slant dn lll.ng or
sur-rl ott~r operations wrurh
LD no A 3\' use or ln ~\
way affP• t th.:. surfar e rights
or salt:l land, and which do
not ~ntt·r ~ld land at a
point le!is than 500 feet to
said surfat·e, as reserved
in deed from John H. Horner
and Joan L. Horner, re-
r or-:1€-(1 Jul;. 3, 1957. ln Book
3961, p.a~t> 371, Off!•· tal R<· -
o rr!s.
The strt-t>t 3ddress an1
other •:om moo deslgn.atton, t.f
an}, of the real propert) dP-
s cn li4!f1 above 1s purponed
to be: 235 W,.lout Avenue
\ewport Bear t1, CaJi.fornl.a:
The undersigned Trustee
1tsrlalms am hallllt~ for
a.m tn~'CJrrt-"tness of the
streE't a·1t1ress 3M ochl?r
orrmon 1est.rnatton, tf an).
st.o•ll herem
Satd sale wut be rna !o,
t ut wtthout covenant or war-
rant\. exp ress o r lmplif<l,
ret:ar-:lt~ tttle, possess100,
o r en(Uml•ranr PS, to pa' the
rpmatntOI! pr lnripaJ sum of
tht> note(s 1 se•·ured b\ sa1d
OPed ot Trust, to wtt:. S34,-
672.5":, witt, tntt>rest there-
on, as pmvtdt>/1 tn satd
note{s), advanrt>s. If aD\,
undtr t11E' terms of said~
of Trust, fees, ·har~es and
.>xpense!> of tht> Trust€"' and
of the tr usts creatt'tl l·\ said
De"'C1 of Trust.
The beneft• taP unt1Pr sa1r'
D.:.et1 of Trust heretofore
P'<PCUtet1 anti dPIIVE>rl'd to
thf undt-rsh,ne<1 a wntten
~I3Tit101 of O,.faull and
Oemano1 !or Sale, .tnd a
-.·rltten \ott r of Default and
Ele tion to ~II. The under-
St~<nerl JUst><! sa1d ~otlle
ol Default and E\et tion to
Sell to lot" re orde<1 in thE'
··ount\ ~~o•hf'r' tht> rut prop -
eft) Is lOI'ated.
Date: JanuaP 15, 1976.
JMPEHIAl CORPORA-
TIO~ OF AMERlC A, as said
Trusteot>, t)\ Evplrn Mui -
IJe rn . Asststant Secr Ptaq
SPS 4628":
Publish: Jan. 2<1, FPtJ. 5. 12,
19i6, tn the "ito•.vport Harbor
Enst~
LIGAL MOT1CI
propert\ Jt>s• rib~ as fol-
lows:
Parcel 1:
Lot 41 or Tra t ~o. -148,
tn the C It) of ~ewport Sea h,
Count\ or Oran¥t , StAte of
C alUorma, as shown on a
map re<·or df'd to Rook z:-1,
Pagts 5-11 in<'luslveof Mis-
<'ellaneous Maps, reror1s of
Orange Count>, Calt.fornia.
Parr el 2:
An appurtenant non-Px-
d uslve east>ment for lm:r E'SS
and e~ress throu~thc1111 ' ot
75 of said T ract l'Jo. ~I 48,
together with t>asementl' tor
support and SPit I"'"" eot
wher.e said Pan•pl 1 a•1J01ns
Lot 75 of s atd tract a.nd
together wtth t aS@mpnts for
eavf s or ovt>rhanu, wht>rE'
.-ch eavtos are I'Onst ructPd
1.Q accordan<'t with ~h -
able munld pal ordU'Wires
and an appurtenant, oon-t>x -
clusln right to ust the fa-
cllttles lOC'atf<l on said Lot
75.
Propert) AddrE'SS pur-
portedly known as: 412 \'tsta
Suerte, NeW'J)O rt Rt>ach,
Ca.litomia 92660.
Said sale wlll be madto,
but wltboat C'ovenant or war-
rut}', express or tmplled.
reprd.lng titlt. posstssion
or eoc.umbn.nces, to sattsty
the lDd..,.edoess ~ul'fod by
l&id Deed, f.n(lodlnc thf ree
Uld optt\M Of tbt tnattH
ud ot tbt tnsts crn ted
by aid dMcS. adn.Dt"n
tMrw.d r, wttll tnterHt u
pi'Of1cMd tber-.la. and the
....., pdllclp&l of ttw .ate
..eved bJ &lid dMd; 110·
•• ••• 53 wUb taterest
U..Wtoa b'OII JIIJ 10, 1m
u ........ I.D Aid .....
Oiled: Juary t, 1t76
IEDAJ'O RECOtiVEY •
AJICI COMPANY, u .-dl
T...-.. BJ J. E.. Cor'lwall,
~Offt«r. ........_ .1-.a.,n.r•
l,li'Jt, ..... ~
&.:IUL•IICI .......
F'~~'K..,..J,..il"M>nUI BU.,.SillES,..... ..
AlliE ST ATE'MDT ne tot~.,..... ts
doll& but •• aa Cal Air
Flow, 4291 f"lretdde Clrd~.
l"tne• Calll. tz70S: RGber't
C. Aaiuo. 4!91 Fireside
Ctrc~. tni.De, CalJL at705.
Ttd.J bliaDH5 11 CCDtuet-
ed bJ· ao LG11ntua.J.
Slpede Robert c. ADZ.laao. nus .talem~ wu filed
witt tbe COIIDC} Clm oiOr-
&.Qge County Jan. SO, l f71.
Pabllsb: F~. S, 12, 19,
Z6, 1976. In the f WJIOr1
Hartlor Enslp. F -~Z175
Lec.AL .. TICI
S-06020
Wt:!(]CtPAL COURT or
CALJFOR..I\'l.A, COL"NTI' OF
ORMOGE
ORA:-<C E COVI\TY HARBOFt
Jl'DIClAL DtSTRtCT
4.201 Jamboree Rd.,
S"li'Jrt ~rh, CaJ. 92&63
PLAINTIFF(Sr. f ED-
ERAL OEPOSfT IN-
St'RA."iCE COR POIU TlON
Recet•e r for UNITED
STATES ~ATIONAL BA~K.
a national banking auocia-
tloll in liquidation.
DE FE~l>ANT(S}: RO!\-
ALO E . BLEVIII'S.
SCHALL. BUTLER, BOt:.
OREAl' & GORE, 22Z2 l'. S.
~ationaJ Bank, San Otego,
Cah.fornia 92101, At-
toroey(s) Cor: PlatntUJ;
Telepbooe 234-2241.
CASE ~l'MB ER 1":667
St:MMO~S 01\ FIRST
AME~1>EO COMPU l:-<T
FOR MO~EY Dl'E
To the Defendant(sr.
A t lvil romplat.nt has beof>o
ftled hy thP pla intiff!' s
a~al.llSt you. If \OU wish to
tiefend this lawsutt, '-OU must
Ctle ln trus "OUrt a wnrten
ple2ding in respon~ ro the
''Omplamt ·,.·tth.Jn 30 da ~ s
after ttus summons ts ser.
ve«1 on }'OU. OthPrwlse, voor
ri"fault ,..til be entered oo
apph cation h)' tht> plainttft(s ,
and tbt> court may ente r a
judgment against you for the
mone~ or o!'her relief re-
quested Ln the rom;>laLnt.
If }OU wtsh to s~k the
a<1vice of an .ittor ne} m ttus
matter, you s hould do so
prompt!} S ) that your plead-
mg, tf an\, rna' be rtlf<l on
lime.
Dated 9-10--:'4
H. Ha mlln, Clerk
"iOTICE TO THE PER~N
SERVED: You are served
as an lndtvtdual defendant.
P..tbllsh: Feb, 5. 12, 19.
26, 1976, In the ~ewport
Harbor Ens~.
LIGAL MOT1CI
S-06031
FICT ITIOl'S BVSI~ESS
~A ME ST ATE ME~T
The follovdng person IS
t1oiniZ bustnPSS as; Karen's
Korner Thrtn Shop, 489 :-..
Glassell, Orange 92666:
Dave ~ Terry Stella, 223
Capri AvE'., Santa Ana
92703.
Ttns hustness ts "Ondurted
b) a general pannershtp.
Si~ed: Terr\ StpiJa,
Ttus statement was fLied
With thE' COUnt} Clerk Of
Orange Count} Jan. 29, 1976.
Publish: Feb, 5, L2, 19,
26, 1976, in the ~E'wport
Hubor Enslgn. F -52116
lEGAL NOTICE
S-06021
FICTTTIOUS Bl:SJ~ESS
~:\ME SH TEMENT
ThE' followlo¥ ~rsoos an
dOtnf bus l..ness as : Uni-
versity Smoking Cllntr, Ir.
vint> Town Center, 4211
Cam pus Dr., Ste. 21ZA, lr .
vtne, c am. 92664· l a•·-
reonr e B. Bf'Ofrl~ 01, 120
Ame thyst. Balboa Island,
Ca1lfornia 92&62; David A.
Kldd, 3410 South Ma1n, Apt.
0 -2, Santa Ana, California
92'707.
Th.ls business ts c-onducted
by a general partnershlp.
S~: Lav.•r f'Tlr E' B.
Broer~ 01.
This statement was filt'd
~Fittl the CooN} Clerk of
Orange Count)' Jan. 29, 1976.
Pbtlisb: Feb. 5. 12, 19,
26. 1976, in the N"J)Ort
Harbor E.IW(n. F .52080
~~--S-0103$
FlCTITlOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowlftc ptr.,. are
do~ boslae" as: Atbletet
RtWI lftYeltm@OtS. Ud ••
6100 Or'U(tCborpt Ave.,
S..ltf' 0, Blaeu Parat,
Ca. 5106!$: M. LaRue Har. coon .poeralpa..,.r,6100
Ora.li(etllo~ A'f~.. S...
Put, Ca. 106!0; All«" Har.
cart -c-eralpart1wr,IIOO
0~ AYf., S.Jte 0. a... Pvt. Ca. t0620.
nll ........ b~
by I ...... ....,.....
-....~~
,... 1112£• ..... Iliad
,... ... C..,. C1en o1
Onlrip 0..., IM. 7, 1"'-
....... Fa 5. u. at. ... 1"' .. tilt ... .,.rt
llaftor£p.... '·'"''
,
UCM.•na
F1CTITIOUS BUSL'\ESS
~AME STATEMENT
Tbf followlnf persons are
doing busi.Dess as: WnsppiP's
BeaJth) Foot1s, 1628 Mac-
Arthur Bl•d., '"''POrt Beach
92660: Nanr) C Dallmeyer.
14';'91 Sumar Ave., Irvine.
Ca. 9271 4; Kenneth D. Dall -
meyer , 14791 Sumac-Ave.,
lrvi.oe, Ca. 9271 4.
Ttus busLDess LS rooducted
b) a reoPra.l partnt-rsh.tp.
S1gned· ~an"~ ('. Dall-
merer.
Ttus statement was filed
with the Count} Clerk of
Or.wge County Jau. 30,1976.
Publish: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, ln tM ~ewport
Harbor Ensign. J--~142
LKALMOftCI
F1CTlTIOUS BUSL"\ESS
:\AME ST ATE Mf~T
The follow~ persoo 15
dolnt busmus as: Books
'o Thmgs, 3-424, •1, 'ta
()porto, Newport Bearh_ Ca.
92663: M. Letgb A:lland,
10536 Santa Moruca bhd.,
Los Angeles, Ca. 90036.
ThiS business is rondurtf'd
t > an lodivlduat.
Sl~ed: M. Lel~h .~alanl1.
nus statement wac; rued
with the Count) Clerk of
Orange County Jan. Jv, 1976.
Publish: FPb s. l2, 19.
26, 1976, ln the ~ewport
Harbor Ensign. f -52139
LRAL..once
FlCTITIOl'S BlJSl~ESS
~AME ST ATEM£!'-'T
The following person 1s
doing business as: Jon's En-
terpnses, Global Graphtrs,
Chpper C reatlve An ~r
VIce, Lumart Supplier s,
Me r rlhll's Compostuon
Servtce , Dean & Assocu.tt>s,
Art Desl~ Stud1o, l'nJversal
Colour Graphl<'s, Ke'
Gr aphics, Lew1s Oa~, Repro
Master s, 3210 :'\on t ~ash
tngton Avenue, Costa Mesa,
C a.ltf 92626: Archer
M~ruder Mun~·\, 32 10 !'iorth
"a.shingtoo AvenuE', Costa
Mesa, C allfornta 92626.
ThiS bustnE'SS ts ·ont!ur tf'l1
tw an IndiVIdual.
Stgned: Archer M. Munl'\.
Thts statement ~·a::. ftled
with the Count\ Clerk of
Or ange Count\ J an.19, 19<6.
Publish: Jan. 22, 2\ FPtJ.
5, 12, 19':'6, 1n ttM> ~ewport
Hart'Or Ens.l£11 . F -516q:
LKA.LMOnCI
ORDINANC E NO. 1652
AN OROINA.~CE OF T HE
CITY or !'\'EWPORT BEACH
ADDING CHAPTER 1.30 TO
THE NEWPORT BEACH
M ilClPAL CODE, E!I\TI-
T L£0 "ANNEXATIO~··
The City Counril or t~
C'Uy of Newport B..a<'h DOES
ORDAll\ as foUows:
SECTION 1. Chapc er I.-
SO ls a&ied to the Newport
Beac h Munictpal Codt" to
read:
"CHAPTER 1.30
ANNEX ~TION "
Sections:
1.30.000 EIE>r tton Requi-
red for Annexation ol Ter-
rttory Ill Exrtss of One Hun-
ctrtd Ar res.
1.3().020 Ell'ep!IOO.
1.30.030 Rt>troa<'tlve.
1.30.0.0 Ampndment . Re -
pe&.l.
1.30.010 ELECTION RE -
QUIR.£0 FOR AS~X ATIO"i
Of TERIUTORY lN EXCESS
OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
The City Council shall not
lftlttate proe.e<Jtngs to an-
nex terrUory, nor coosent
to the commeftctmtnt of
proeMdilca to annex ter-
rltory, aor approvt tbl"
UDeDUoD ol territory U
tbe ai'DOIM ot ~rrlllory to
be .-...ct to tbe City u-
eef.da OM a.taaclNd (100) ae-r.. tile CC.~aD·
HDUaa or lf tlll City bU
wlbltll .. (1) ,..., .... -.... ~ ..... ...,,ott.rtlllu
~ aeoepted -..r
Stdiaa 1.30.0ZO ol UU c... Md tM CCMilMIId
ac,_.. ol tilt OllM...,.Med
n •Hoe Md aJd 1ft-
....., ?WI-... IIIIIJ
MCIIfl -, ••• (l•) .u.. ............
: I eto t-d .,_ ...... "'. _...,., ..
;;: 1 4 liP lid tf ..
---~ ....... ...... .., ........ ..
dll .......... sta
A1Rlt1 AJf llltehM) l "tddll.
soo Of M"r. bd M.n. lloft.r(S
B. Nltii1D ott715 .._ V~
East, c~ Mesa, ... eom-
pleted Alr f'oreebuie tnJD-
iAg at Lackland Af'B, Tuu.
Be is mnaJDIIII at LackliDd
tor specl.albed t1'aJD.1ag Ia
tbe security polio. ftekL He
IS a 1974 ertda.te ofSlJw1"-
l do High Scboo1, El Toro.
LIGAL IG1tCI
S-015Z6
F1CTrTJOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEM.EFr
Tbe following persoo 1.s
1olng busine-ss u : Ken DE--
velopers. 12900 Garden
Grove Blvd., Cards Grove,
Calif. 926.43: MareeliDo Eu-
gene Coati, 801 l't Basb,
Santa Ana., Calif. 9%701.
Th.ls business is oooducted
by an Individual.
Signed: Marcelino E.
Conti.
Ttus statement was ftlf'd
with the County Clerk of
Orange County Jan. a. 1976.
Publl.s'b: Jan. 29, Feb. 5,
12, 19, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor EDS&p. F -5126~
LIGAL MDTICI
FlCTITIOUS B~'ESS
NAME STATEMENT
Ttte following per10n1 artt
Jumg business as: PtbOnma
Sales, 2152 Fallen Leaf Pl.,
Tustin, Ca. 92680: Pat Nw,
2152 Fallen Leaf Pl.. Tus-
tm, Ca. 92680; Bealah Neal,
2152 Fal.len Ln!Pl., Tustin,
C a. 92680.
This business is oooducted
b) a general parmership.
Signed: P2t Neil.
T bis statement was nted
with the County Clerk of
O rangt County Jan.l9,1976.
Publlst\: Jan. 22, 29, Feb.
1, 12, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor EosigJI F -51W
LKALM011CI
S-01568
FICTITIOUS BUSTh"ESS
!'AM£ STATEMENT
The following Pfrsoo is
domg busln~ss as: H. A.
Ta\ lor Awn!nc Co., 2601
Bluer1dgE' AYt>., OraDf;!e,
92667: Harr} Augustus Ta\-
lor J r., 2602 Bluerldgf AYe ..
Orange 9Z667.
This business Is condurted
t ~ an indtvldual.
St.gned: Harr} AU(orllstus
Taylor J r .
Tills statement was filed
1nth the Count) Clerk or
O ra~e Count,· Jan. 21,1976.
PublLSh: Jan. 29, FPb. 5,
12, 1!1, 1976, 10 the Newpon
Harbor Ens~. F -51767
LEGAL MDT1CI
1.30.020 E XC EPTION.
The provl$ions of ttusCbap.
ter shall not probiblt t~
Cit) Coun<'ll from \nJtlat~
proceedtogs to acnoex terri-
tory to the Clty without a
vote of tbe regtstert'd elec.
tors When such terrtton ls
surTOUDded on t bre. (3) or
more sides by the bound.ar-
tes of the C ity of Newport
Beach.
1.30.030 RETROACTIVE.
The provisloos ol th.ls C~
ter sbaU DOt ~~~Jply 1'4'tToa<'·
tivPl)· to ao)• annexation pro.
f'eedlng WblCll bU bf.eo a.p..
proved by the City Comell
prior to thf elfectt .. date of
tbls orc!IMD<'e.
U.0.040 Aa.c.£~0WENT -.
REPEAt.. NoN ol tbe pro.
Ylsklos ol ti'IU C ... r J11a11
be amadf'Cl. modlfted or ,._.
peeled~ a dilly~
&Dt! lep.UJ ~trtt.ed ...
Uc beUirlir.
SECTION 2. ln.ts onlla-
aaot» s hall be p.biiiMd c.ce
1n tbe oftld&l ••4 ••r t1
tht City, ll8d tM 1UM ....
be tft«ttft UIUty ('()) .,.
afttr till (tatt of .......
~~ ordbuct wu IIU'o-
~It a nc*J' .....asc
of U. City Co.:ll ol tile
City tf ~ lelelll Mid
OD tllll Utll da.J ol J_,-,
ll1'71, _, -u P11¢M •
tile ... , .. :~..,.,,
lt'ft. bf .,. .......... ""' to Wit: •n:s. ~UlE : lie.;
IMil. DoataJ. Barnll. ltye.. . .....
Je0ES. COOJICIUEJit
hllla.
AJISEJn' COUIICQ .... .....
DlirlltA.Mb 2 ....
AIIDh
~ Lillllll
CltJC:..
IAP.tllt CHUICH
CLIPP OL. MPPOaT aiACH -60.J4U
Da. P. IIM'IOM 81JMOal
PASTOl
.. DAY eatOO&. ••••• tt• A.J&. D18LIITUDY
.... • ••• •• a.L a ., .,.... , •• ., ... ••o.
TH£ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
THE CEMTER FOR IIILICAL STUDIES
f t•5 A..~. &18\.£ CLASSES-11:00 4.~. WORSHIP HOUR
7:00 ,.~. EVANGELISTIC HOUR
)01 MAGNOLIA. AT SAN TA A.MA. AVE •• COSTA. ~EU
GRA E BIBLE CHURCH
Veterans' Memorial Bldg.
565 W IX th, Costa Me~
R£V TOM TYREE. Pastor
S NDA Y Sl:R VIC f-~
10· 30 A.M & 7 00 P.M
Suncb ~ S ·huoL
all ages. Q 30
HOMF. BIBLL Cli\SStS
Call Ci52~
.,.eachmg 8 tble Ooctr.111e•
ATTEND
TH CHU RCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULA RLY
We anvttc \rOU to W1..1r h1p
LUTift-'R >\N CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
2900 PacifiC Vn Or
Coron• del Mar. Calif.
AWRI:. t-D FRUHLI"J
Pastor Plwnc: M4-2604
SUNDAY SCHEDULE:
9:15a.m .• Sunday Sd100l
10:30 a.m. -Worship
Nursery and Colfee Hour
Chrittion Sci~nce
Service~
FIR T-CHURCH OF
CHRIST. CIEVflST
1303 Via udo
Nt-wp6rt Reach -~~
~LINDA V QiOOL 9 & 10;30 B. nt.
c;.t'NOAY ERVICE
9 & 10:~ L rn.
\\EONESDAV EVENt (.
~F.ETING 8 P_:"'·
READING ROO~
w.-~, days: C) a.m .. 5 p.m.
\\ t>dnc~day: 9 a.m.-7:45p.m.
Tucsthy •
9 a.m.· 5 p.m.: 7-9 p.m.
SECOND CHURCH OF
CHRIST. SCIENTIST
~rwport ~ach .at
( orona del Mar
3100 Pacific Vicw OT.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 a.m,
S NOAYSFRVICEJO.un
f.F D'JESD.~Y 11:00 P .\t.
Rcadtng Room :
'3500-B F_ Cont8wv.
Eatraoc e ou ~arclana
Mon.-Fri.: 10 ;~.m. to 5 p m
!'anday aherooon: I t.o 3
Sat.: 1 0 a.m. ro 4 p.m.
Y ou arc cordially in\lrcd
to 01t tt>nd Church SerYICC\
.and ·,o use Rcadin Room .
Ply mouth Congregational r.hurch
A Fre~ and lndeoendem Omgregattnnal Otristlan Oturch
THI: RtV JOHN A LINDVALL. M1n1ster
SUHDAY SERVICES: 1:)0 A.M. AHO 10:00 A.~.
Bible Study.~ d.m and 7 p m. Ch urch School 10 a.m.
3262 BROAD STREET, NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Nursery care provided Phone: 642-2740
JOHN BARBOUR, "crlttc at
large. •• oomedlan, wrlter
and TV pereooaUty DOW wtth
KNBC, trill ..,.0 atthe feb.
1! meet1Q& of the Thurs(lay
Morntnc Club of Newport
Beach. He is a Z-tlme Em my
wlDDer. bas substituted oo
the Men Grtmn show and
bas ruested oo the Tonight
show, SteYe Allen and Dean
Martin shaw s. Tbe meetlng
will be held at tbe Bahia
Corinthian Yacbt Club, be.
glnntng at 11:30 a.m.
MESA GROUPS GIVEl-C
COMMUNITY GRANTS
Grants totaling more Ulan
$3,700 were awarded by tbe
California Community
Foundation to the followlnr
Costa Mesa organizations
during 1975:
The Boy's CluboftheHar-
lx>r Area, $1,500; Girl Scout
Council of Orange County,
$884; Marrtan foundation o!
Educational Therapy, $1,.
000; and the Girls' Club
of the Harl.lo r Area, $330.
CYSTIC FIBROSIS
OFFICIAL TO TALK
Ray Qorfman, a repre-
sentative of the Cystic fl.
bros1s Foundation, wUl be
the guest speakt'r at tbe
meeting of Gamma· Tau
Gamma alumnae chapter of
Alpha Ch1 Omega at 10 a.m.
today, Ft>b. 5, at tbe home
of Mrs. John Cooper of Co-
sta Mesa.
HI· TIMERS GOING TO
OtNNER PL AYHOUSE
The HI-Thners section of
the Thursday Morning Club
of Newport Beach wlll have
a no host coclctall party thls
Sunda y, fell. 8, in the Mis-
slon v le 10 home or Mrs. Pete
Jurtsich, Urton on to dinner
at the Sebastian's dinner
playhOUsP tn San Clemente.
The rurta.ln rises at 8 p.m.
for the stage play of
'Gypsy."
Daftd YII'M.l .. a N-
,_..4d beaYJ IS t Mf .............. _.
COlla ..... dtJ<I C'hll
So dD lt otller caa«t ..,
.o.me ol .,.._ •" toad IINrJal bacld.lc lad la-
tJIIe8tlal rn.ss. n., -s
oat mtllti-colored eaq,alp
broctllres to thcJoe•Bda ot
•oters.
Dan cSell•ers bls bud-
printed campalgD lttentare
door to door. "I cu•t al-
ford tbose expeuiYe mua
ma.llillgs. • • he elplalu.
His SOD is b1s ea ... tp
m.aaacer, and a oelc'lbor lady
runs his campaJp cOmmit-
tee. His treasurer ls a man
wbose son Dave u~ to haul
a,round to b.igb school cross-
coantry meets.
Some of Dave's more en-
thusiastic supporters are
"Yarnal's Tigers, •• a solt-
baU team that pllY.s In tbe
clty park league. Tbe team
ls made up mostly of fOUDI
men woo once ran for tbe
Costa Mesa high school
cross c.ountry team, which
Dave has boosted for many
years. They painted tiger
stripes on Dave's tiny Nash
Metropolitan car, to help
publlclze Dave's candida cy
and their team.
"1 don't know il it wUl
get me · votes or a ticket,"
grins Dave.
The oew state Umits on
bow much a candidate may
accept from each donor m1y
hurt some of Dave Yarnal's
high-powered competition.
But, lt woo't hurt Dave much.
"Yesterday," he says, "I
stoppeci by Dave's Camera
sbop, and the owner gave
me $10 and said 'go get
'em.' And I pic-\ed up an-
other 10 bucks from Jacl:
Curtis down at the barbf>r~
shop."
Not exactly the kind of
donations that w!U attract
Watergate-type investlga.
ttons. Dave 'figures if enough
peopJe chip in those $10
don.tloos, be will be able to
get his message across.
His message, basically,
Is that he Is a man who has
worked hard for 13 years
at doing things for his neigh-
bors }n Costa Mesa, and feels
he can do more for them
on tbe City Council,
The front page or a Febru-
ary, 1966, Ensign shows tbe
street Oooded around the
Y arnal home at 2583 Sanb
Ana Ave. Dave a..od hls tH!tgt\-
bors felt they needed a bigger
OPERATION RED FLAG storm dram. After getting
Airman Lloyd C. Gardner,
son or Mr . and Mrs. Carl
D. Gardner of 1055 Redding,
C'osta Mesa, has returned to
Holloman AF'B, N. M., alter
participating In "Hed flag,"
a Tad lcal Alr Command
training exercise at Nellis
AF'B, Nev. He is an in-
ventory management spe-
r i.all.st at Holloman with the
49th Tactical Fighter Wing,
whose f -4 Phantom air-
crews new combat misstoos
iilinst mock enemy aircraft
a..od surface-to-lir mlssUes.
nothing but talk down at City
Hall, he went to the county
nood control distric-t and
talked them into a new drain.
"ln 1969, I suggested that
the city have a crime pre-
veotioo committee, •• Mr.
Yarnal recalls, "and the
Council adopted the Idea."
In 1969 and 1970, he re-
m~mbers working 6 months
to get a commercial wreck-
ing yard removed from a
lot tOlled for residenti.allise.
In 19?3, be fought, success-
tully, to malntaln the right
of residents to cooduct pr-
age sales wtthout buying a
city license. More recently,
be has battled against in-
creasing residential deoslty.
"Tbe spot zonlng that the
City Councll and Planning
Commission have indulged
1n over the years have
messed qp tbe West Side,"
be cbarges. • •I aim to stop
that kind of thing, and I
want to remi.Dd the voters
that some former planning
commtssiooers are nowtry-
lag to get elected to the
Clty Comactl."
Mr. Yarnal says he be-
Ue.es tt Is time tbe city
got .orne councllmeo who
are more responsive to the
wlsbel.of the people.
''WbeD tOO people come
to Clty Hall, as tbey dJd
a few oJgtts ago, to protest
a eqDe cbuce tbat placed
a •sed' car lot smack In a
rtlldeltW area. tbose peo-
ple lllolld be llsteoed to,"
ays Due. "Instead, .ome
of tbtm were told to sbut
Ill) -ud tbe car dealer got
la1s r.oetac .••
Some other Y a.rnaJ plat.
IDrm plaDU call for a r..,e
eo~MeUIIIC ceater, more
COID..tty ue of school·
b.a.ldJDP. I ltfUIC ~JIDc 6rt IDSaenmeatotoll*d
If oompletloe of Newport
Frwny, ud belp for the
elty'a W-boa..S elderly
peaple. He la'Ors cq -
llc 1M ctty IICD OrdiM.Det .o tiiM all bllllae .... , Mnt,U
.............. tbt Ami
.... period to "amort!M"
-cazftrMIIIIalpl.
Mr. YU'MJ abo .,.._ to
... IliOn eroutnc caret-.., .... tM.arJ ICbDolJ•
ud ~b bldlt lfl the
older ltC.Uou ollloft.
Dan ru for Ctty CouaeU
oeee before_ but dldD't mab u. 0. Mareh !, whee tbe
elty pteu a eoaodlftl4!1l Gilt
or that blc field of 17, he
belletes be bas a good chance
of pqlllnc u off.
"This Ume, f'm goi.Dg to
be a winDer," says Dave.
"l can )llst feellt."
Obviouslyylle believes his
own c:a.mpaJp alopn -"He
CIP do 1&/'
tF FIAE ITNK£8, A FEW IECOHOS MAY MEAN
THE OIFFEAENCE BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH!
SOMf ::XP£ATS SAY AS MANY. AS ~ OF FIRE
FATALITIES WEAE NEV~ TOUCHED BV FLAMES!
U L & FIRE MARSHAL APPROVED FOR HOMES.
APARTMENTS ANO/OA MOBILE HOMES . ............ .....
AI ,.,.... ef ._..., S,ll II
SEA COAST ALARMS
A Oiv••fon of Se• Coast Bldn Supply
642-3490
~
Y ARNAL's TIGERS play softball tn Cosb Mesa's city
recreation league, and use his tlger-strlped minicar
to help pubLicize the fact that Dave Yarnal, at lett, ls
a candidate for City Cound l ln the March 2 munlctpa.l
election. Wit h tht> candidate, are, fro m lett, Harvey
Haight, Mtke Campbell, Mark Krikorian and son Mike
Y a.rnal. (Ensll!n photo.)
ONDAY thaw THURSDAY SPECIALS
(Fri., Sit. & Sunruy 'ri/6 P.M.)-Excluding HolitJ.ys
dinnm include soup or salad, biked por~to or rice
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
LUNCHEON llso $1!1Wd d6ily unti/4 p.m.
1627lf'Kifie Coet~t Hwy • Huntintton Bdl. • 12131 H2 1321
ll01 E. COAST HWV., COAONA DEL MAft • 17141 675-0100
Delays in our 6ew supply
projects add to your ps bill
. .. and worse!
We dlink you ought to know.
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other fuels.
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seadlere CaliflrniMis.
E:lch ycnr of delay 10 the
<,OUth Ala!)ktt JHrHCc l adth $1.1"
mtlhon Hl 1t!> C0\1. T hat boo!tto.
your gas h ill ~l')()ut F ¢ each
month fnr the :W-yc;u hfc nf the
protect
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<:ontrol -the cvcr·n<.rng cn-.t nf
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In New Mcxtcn. wherc we
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speed :~nd do not restudy each
protect for long periods oft imc
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These pro,ccts ate needed
deo;pcrately to prevent a -.cnou.,
natural g.:ts shortage Every
delay adds to gas btlls. But
worse. if we are kc::p1 from get·
ung m ore natural ga~. <>mall
hrm~ wtll have to close from
ume to time. Even homes could
he wuhout gas for heaung and
cookmg-all because of delay.
ftil crisis aee4-...
want to make gas from co:~ I, n We know where to get more
E.:lch pro1cct h()WO a hove i~ ycnr's delay cot.ts about$'}() natural gas. We've signed con·
needed to prevent :1 fnghtcnmA rmlhon. And a year's delay tn the tracts for new supplies in
"hon~tgc of natural All~. indonesian project could mc:m Indonesia and Alaska. We know
Rut we've met delays every· around $100 million extra. hnw to make gas from coal.
where, delays that wall CJIU<.C ..._....,. tc:alr. We can head off a serious short·
your ~tO!. hi ll to go up. If we're "•1 age if we are not held up. But
held up lon~t enou~th , the ddny' The number of local, state not one of those pm~s has
wlll mcnn clo..cd hu!ti nC'>!oC~ :1 nd and federal approvals needed received final approval yet.
up to 71)),cnllo~t job.,, Accordmg for each project creates built-in Wllataa .... !
to our tudic~ h~t<ied on Aovcrn· delay. The~ approvals are the 1-
mcnt fi.Jure . biggest cau.e of delay. To get We want ,ou to be fully
permission to build the New informed. We haYe prqMftd a 1tliepiLQJIJ*-Idla. Mexico plant,~ need 100 Jmall brochurctoam,ou
Our supplie,, boch from withtn approvals from 40 a,encies. cnOft iDfonnation. Write few the
California and from out of <;tMc, Naturally, rqulacory •ACncic.s C• Compaay brochure on
have been drtlinan~ for yc.u To muJt fulfill their duues and supply. Southcm Cali'-"' &a
keep homes •nd small businesses rnkw pr~ closely. But Cas eom,...,, loll 503,
o;uppltcd, w~ve h3d tn stop c.h<* ~ ~ )"'U be$t Loe A.nfelel, CA 900S4.
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