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Home My WebLink About1976-03-04 - Newport Harbor EnsignTennis site is proposed A comblnatloo teMts cen- ter and r ecreation vehicle storage lot may repla('e ttw seagulls now ustng the city's Coast Hwy. parking below Hoag hospital. A proposal from teonls entrepeneur Bob Abbott will be weighed Monday night by t he Newport City CouncU. He wants to turn ont>-tbirc1 of the Jot into rec- vebicle stora«e, another tbird into a public teon1s center, and reserve the other third fOT pabUr puk- tng, The nt}. ll'hll tt no" leases the parking lot from the state ror S280per month, would get that amount back on the sub-lease, plus 35 per cent or t he monthly gross on rer -vehic-le storage and 25 per t·cot of tilE' teon1s fees. The city invited bids oo the vehltle stora~e use, but Mr. Abott's tennis center proposal Is something extn. U the Councll follows the advll'e of city airle Robert Long, who Is handling the project, it will okay Mr. Abbott's vehicle storage proposal, but r eserve judg- ment on the tennis idea un- tll the r ity Par ks, Beaches and Rt>ereatloo Dept. studies the proposal . The PBR Dept. hu a spe<"lal tennis com- mittee, which has bef>o stutt:1ng Ideas ror a major t~nnis ('enter . The area JUst west of the Coast Hwy.park- ing lot ts ttw tennis com- mlttee•s flrst choice for a center. Mr. AbtJOtt operates the Harbor Greens tennis center at Adams and Harbor in Costa Mesa . Tbe city leased the park- inc lot from the state after Haag bospUal had Used It as a temponry parking fa- cility. Tbe property wa.s bou&ht by the state for the now -defUnct Paclflc Coast Freeway route. A city plan to use it as employee park~ tnc for L ido Vlllag~ shop- Plnc ceater ft.uled when employees ref\aMCt to buy parklac ~rmlt•. Stnce Nov. U?4, the city b .. paict tile $280 per mootb lease with- oat realJ.&lJic any lDcome from the lot. / LOCAL STUDENTS IN SEMI-FINALS T .. U Mtlll-fJDaU.U lor two t -,.r oolltee .eholar- ...,. IIDlFDNd bJ CM Edi- .. C..IItlle~COIMJ area I.e._.. tbl ttllowtlc loeal ~ Lllldl Bllt- ·~ lt01 T.....ata L .... llanor lltpi.SI, 1M ,.... ..._.r, ISO$ Cliff Drift, -...,.n ....,.., botb ••" •• Jlew,ort aa.-. ........... '· L.. IIUttlt. dlflllaa ........... laid ..................... fll. ... II ..... A M,OIO t.'OI- ...... cftill .. Jl'llllfllt .. .. ..... .•..... ., .......... Docs &M sa.teboa.rds -- and tbe people wbo OWD both --will be targets o1 stil'fer Ia•s to be considered Monday nlgbt by tbe NetrpOrt Beach City COUDcU. An anti-doc ordinance With moTe blte th.an bark would set mandatory penalties ranging fff\m $Z5 for the first illtftct.ioD. liP to S!SO for 3 or ~ ofteues JD a year. Tbe tarcet is pet crtrDers wbo allOtr their q s to nm loose at any time, or trbo fail to obsene time llmlts on baTiJI& tt»em on beaches, eves:~ oo a leash. Sbteboarcters, primarily those trho zip down the Smallwood, Dom, McFarland win CORO~A DEL MAR higb school seolor Brynne Boooer was acclai med ·• spirit ofJu- ntor Miss'' at the Caillomia Junior Miss cootest spoo- sored by tbe Junior Chamber s of Commerce last month. J uc1ging for the Junior Mi ss contest ls done on the basls or talent, pbysica.l fit- ness and beauty and charm. Brynne was runner up for the Miss Newport Beach coo- test and was the queen or the •tont.nc ··Crown o1 tbe Sea" noat sponsored by the COW Chamber of Commerce 1p the lobster bake parade. She ls t be daucflter of M.r. tDd Mrs. WUllam 8oDDoer ol Harbor Vletr HUls. Costa Mesa city govern- ment got a new look this week as voters elected 2 oew members to the 5- member Ciry Council. Civic dchvlst Mary Smallwood, former planning commissioner Edward Mc- Farland and one-term ln- cumbeot Dominic Racitl won dt>elslve victories to top a field of 17 candidates for the 3 Counc-U seats up for gr abs in T uesday's elec- tion. With the retirement or Mayor Alvin PtDkley after 22 years and Couocliman Robert Wflson after 13, and the defeat of Nate Reade, who sought a councU seat after 15 years od the plan-lllnc commlsslon, some or the election-watcher s at City Hall Tuesda) nlgbt hailed tbe results as t he end of the old • 'establishment." Mr. Reade retired, et'fec- 6JE ra e arges for long calls Startlng March Z6, local telephone user s who have "measured" rates based on amount of use will start getting billed extra for calls that last more than 5 min- utes. Orange County and Oak- land are the first areas to come under the new bllling system. says James Matos- Bill Fisher dead al60 Funenl services were held here Saturday for Wil- liam Fisher, 60 of 101 Shor eclitr Rd., Shore Cllffs, a well kno'WJl building con- trac-tor who died at his home on Wednesday of last week. Mr. Fisher, a Minnesota native, came here ln 1946 and opened his own general contracting business In 1948. Besides ~stdeotlal develop- ment, he. was also involved in construction or shopping centers. He ls survived by his wUe Eleanor, sons Stephen of Costa Mesa and James ot Foster City, daugtrters Diana Young of PetalumaandCarol (Pinky) Fisher of Costa Mesa, bls mother, Mrs. Freeman Fisher ot Corona del Mar; a brother Free- man Jr. of Corona del Mu, and 3 crandcblldren. The Rev. JOhn Asbey OOD- dtlcted senlcu at Pact- ftc Vlew Chapel. stan. manager of the Costa Mesa-Newport offlre ot Pa- cl!lc Telephone Co. Other commun1Ues throughout the state are slated to ~?;et t he same deal in coming months. "The baste Idea," says Mr. Matosslan, "is. that those woo use the phone tbe most will share tht> biggest part or tbe cost of provid- ing telephone service. Users pay for tbeir use." Businesses, all of which ar e now on measured ser - vice, will be affected mo~ than resldentla1 user s, most of whom pay a flat monthly r ate for local senice. Measured-rate users now pay a nat price for the first 320 calJs, with each caU measur ed as 1 unlt. They pay an extra 5~ per call for extra use. Under the new system, the same unit computlng wtll apply, except that, oo each call lasting mor e than 5 minutes, an additlonal unit will be charged for each 5-minute periost or portion thereof. Mf( Matosslan said Or- ange County and Oakland were picked to Initiate the new bll~ plan.. because those 2 areas have the most up-to-date systems and can more easily coovert. "Our studies Indicate that 75 per cent of our measured business customers DOW ex- ceed their allatrance, •• sayc Mr. Matosstu. "and that ID estimated 80 per cent •W u eHd thti r allowance uDder the oew system." tive )'esterday, from tbe Planning Commissioo. Mr. RacJti, a jeweler who un~ted an incumbent 4 yeus ago, had earned a reputation as a new voice in the Council. Tuesday, he got the biggest vote total in 1M at-luge electtoo, polling 4,-433 votes. Mrs. Smallwood wu a close secood with 4_19i and Mr. Mcf arland easily outdiS- tanced real '!state man Don Bull to take the t hird seat with 2,755 votes. Mr . BuU had' 2,170, and Mr. Reade, ~ wbo is a Chamber of Com- merce offklal, was 5th with 1,972. The oew council wllJ be seated March ';j, ano 1ts tlrst t111k will be to pi ck a mayor. Mr. Ractti Is consider ed a stroog chotce, or the coun- cil may turn to ooe of tbe 2 boldover incumhents. for- mer mayor Jack Hammett or Councilwoman Norma Htrt.z.o&. Tbe ~I' -rnl~liP c.t the council could also mean closer coopention between Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. Mr. Pinklev and Mr. Wilson served tnroughout the bitter battles or the 1960s and ear ly iOs •·hen Costa Mesa and ~ewport fou~tht over freeway routing. Mrs. Smallwood had tiM> backing of Costa Mesa ~0''·, a cltlten group which pushed hard for the city's ne11 stgn ordinance and mor e park spare. Sht> v•as a mt>mber of the C'ity charter stud) ('Ommittee and, most re- c-ent!}. was vict>-rhatr man or the city's housmg and community c1 e v t' I o p m (' n 1 committee. Her husband, Don, is a member or ttw Newport-Mesa school ~rd. They llve at 1981 Komat ln Mesa Ver de. Mr. McFarland was on t he plaJllling commission, but wu bumped off 2 \'ears ago by Councilman Hammett. He Is also active in Costa Mesa Now and otht>r ~'ltlzen aod civic groups, and is a Marine reservt> officer. He is an lnsun.nce broker. and lives at 1697 Oahu, Mt>sa Verde. A total voter turnout of 8,395 represented just 35.3 per cent of the city's 23,798 registered YOters. Other caodictates and ttw1r votes: Elno HutchiSOD 1,879, Dona Hall1.566, Dnid Yarn- all 961. Pb.lllip Evans 845, Rose Morales 838, Ted Bo- lOCb 730, Alfred J a.slrulski 579. Rlcbmoad Westlake 310, Venoa PbllUps 179, LewiS Y~ 15S. Wtcbul Jon 01- IOD 14S aDd Joseph Schuval 88. Another tall-tree fight A telcJ!borbood SQUbt>le Oft r docs, DOlst IDd trees led this week liD a _$JO,OQO ••it belle tiled MCDday by a Corooa Hlchluda coaple • Dr. UJd Mn. JobD Mar- ray, 42i Ulbella Terrae., ftltd a COGIPII" lD s.p.rtor C•rt Ia s.tl ADa ..._ $!$,000 JD c-ra1 damac- llld $15,000 .... llltift clam- .,.. ap.111t aetpbort, ... ,... to to~ tbtm to c:.t t.n. Wbleb tM M•rraya elalm abltniCt t.Mlr ntw oltMoc.a. 'I'M llllt al.o ..... I per- .....t JII)IIDc:Uaa .... .. ~. 401 ...... Ttrne~, ... I ,,,_Diel,. , IVate•a l TO YM• LOCAL ..... API. streets from Sp)-glass Hill, would be probiblte<l b) a new ordinan<.'e from sk:atlng on an)' street •1tb a grad(- or 6 per ('ent or steeper. Th~> •·it> woul d t1t>stgnate and mar k tt~ streets where the prohibition would appl y. Both propo~ ordmances r esulted !rom a rash of c1- ll.zen complaints. Beach aDd park users have complained for years that dogs sbauld be complete!} ~ from those areas. They arguethat a city law that requires dogs to be oo leashes at all tlmes, and bans tbem completel} duril\6 cenain hour s, 1s being 1g00re<l. NEV. LOOK tn local transportat.oL 1s shown t, Bol• Ghl!!llert, propnetor of Bol•'s Port Bart-f>rshop 1r C1rona del Mar. SoL 1s r1d10~ a ntOO -pe<1, the new!) l~allZE't:! li(h~elgtlt bl.kt> that ran tlf> pedaleti or po"' ->rt-r! t., 1ts llny gas savlllf ~>nl!int'. Ensh:n photo J Earher ttus ;ear, the C .t} Council voted to contanue to allow leashed dogs oo beaches before 9 a.m. and alter 5 p.m., exc~ during summer . But, the Council t~ then, to n ise the cost of disobe}'ing the rules. Present penalt~ for lnfnr . lion is $15. Mariners Mil~ tax protested t.layor Dooald M, lnms and Councilman Paul Ryc-koff met last month wtth local The Manner s Mtle Co. c-ompll.lne'd ttlis "'eek alK>ut havinf to pa ) S6,706inprop- ert) 1 .. •eloprrent ta.x('s to the 0 f municlpal JUdges and got their cooperation UJ enforc-- Ing tbe proposed SZS man- dator) fir st-offense fine. A serond offe:lse would brt..Df a m llldatory nne of from $25 to $100, and 3 or m Jre infractions ..,..,thin a ~ear would mean a mandaton fine of S25 to $250. II\ or ~P'tl.'port Bed h for re-butlding the burne-1-out 2.}00-2700 blOI k of Coast HW). Partner \'mrent Jor- gensen wrote a lettH to ttw Cit) Coon"ll, are1.11r.c that the ·ha r~(' should tlf> watved ~rau&t ~IS ·omparn 11·as rorc-€-1 to r~u1!'1 after a ~? m1llton ftrE' 'tl.'tpt><' out the block 14 months a!'o. In his letter , Mr. Tor£enst>n also po111ts out r onc-ess1ons made b} tht> r ompanL such as 1f"jjt,·atmg a stripofpr..:-pert' for the eventua l "''tdenme of the tughwa>. POLICE EXPLORER Dnid G ra ' of (am eo Shor es tt'lls tht' :\e11-port Harbor Ex- change .-luh about hisexper - lenr es durw the past year as national president of the Lu Enfor<'eml"Ot ExplorPr S outlnz program. David, a studt-nt at FulJerton State, I • a member of the Explorer ost spons..>r~ b;; the ~- port BP41.h Po11('e Depart. mer.t. The Exchange Club gav~ t~ llYdl post a dona- lion. Davt~'s appeara..nct> at last "'!'lfk's Exr hange Club lunchnon at th~> Bahia Cor - lnth.lan Ya• ht Cluh was part or the annoal ·rime preven- tion m nth ol:lservanct>b) the servt<'E' r-lul. (E xrhan~e C tub photo.) lf the Councll adopt~ th<> anti -skateboard law. it would have to folJow 1q> b~ passing a r esolution nam ~ the street and blocks wht>re it would apply. Both ordinuces v.-111 be up for introduction on1) Mood2} night. Ac-tual ap- proval or disapproval would probably come at the March 22 Council session. U.S. ARMED FORCES CARAVAN COMING fhe l. S. Bict"Dtennlal Ar med forces Canva.n, 4 exhibit vans representi.D( the Arm~. ~an, Man nes and Air For<'e, ,..,11 be m the ~e .. 'port-Mesa area aDd par ked at Davidson fteld, 16th and Irvine, on April 19 and 201 ar,.ording to Jaclt King, ~e'4'port Harbor high school assistant pr mcl,pal. ··We feel tflat ttus chartrE' should Le waived,·· writes Mr. Jorgensen. s1ore we, through the \ear s, h.tve more than pa1d our share of the vanous serv1r~ r endered our propert) by the cih of ~ewport Beach. It IS our beltef this (Ul ordanance was \'r.'at~ to 4Use dPVel- opers ol ntw .srea.s to on- tribute to thfo J::t"'E'ral fun~ in order to alleHate sJmf' of the eJpensP to I e m~'u rrf"! lJl thfo futuf" h I''" J ·~ ID Sl'TVUlg that 1.-v~=oloptr E'.1t. We have nN r P3t<' .. a.,n\ new pro~IPnts for the :n." KILL PLOT IS CHARGED Glen Lon~Stll rp of l'te 1t' bulldinr 1•·p:;r n ""' S.ol :l th£' tu was o• put .. 1 at 18- 1 2 ct>nts p~r squar~> foot of groc;s noc: r . .r~>a In ttw> Nork-lont 11•·' "', :_\pmE>nt nO'.I bt'lng l·oll:. A Bii! Can yon ph} stetan w1ll be arra~ed F nrla ~ and l·harged ""lth tq lnr to •ure a t!"lnman to k1 I! h1s estn.nged Wlfe. District attornt>' ln,·estt- Candidate forums set Fou r mort> public forums have been set for ~ e-.'port Beach Cit} Coun< 11 • andl- dates. On Mar ch 16, the \\oman's C !vic League will sponsor a forum at Mariners li- b rary, 2005 Dovt>r, West- cliff, b~lnrun~ at 9:30a.m. Marr h 17, the :-Jev.wrt Harbor Chaml'ler of Com - mer cE' will open a st>nes of monthl y ton mt>t>llngs lll the new Cit} Counnl r ham- ber In froot of Cit) Hall 1:1} staging ca..nrlldatt> forum, starting at 1:30 a.m. On Ma rrh 25, t•andl1ates are lnvtted to spE>a~ 1n the Ne-.port Short's c-on I~"HJnlt' clubhouse. Wl'1t>r sponsor- shll) of t!K> \.\est ;\t>\lol)Ort Improvement "ssn., startlnc at 7:30p.m. Newport Harbor -Costa Mesa Board of Realtors will bold a candidate forum Marett 31 at i:30 p.m In the realty board headQuu- ten at 401 NE'Wport Blvd., Newport Heights. SlVDEMT OLYMPICS SLATED APRIL 2-3 Stlldenta at Parsons gators and Santa Ana pollee arrestt!'i Dr . lo\ a~lle Lester Robinson, 42, on "ed.nesda \ ot last week.. Deput}' Dist. Att\. Pat Bnan sair! Robin- son was m thP pro• <>ss of handJ~ Sl,OOO to .~nthoo' Scahse of Los .l.neeles when pollee, tlpped ~} s~ahse. Badham tops GOP poll losed in dunnt: a pre-ar-~ po;: of Repobh an vot- ranged rr~>etlr~ 10 a serviCf' t-r s ui ttl~> 40tt: Con~resslon- statton. •I Dtstn t shows Robert -\rcor1tn<:: to 'ir. Rnan, Radharr of 1.\pstrl t.lf l!e>tt~ Robinson ha 1 arranred to 36.8 per c-ent \'Otf'r approval, pa\ Sr:oli-;e ,~,.,. rt>munder with Hun Jt>ffr,., of Lamma a SZO,OOC tut man" f~ BE'<H h pollml! 2~.= pPr • ent, after S·ahse ·arrted out a 1m'urr t•Pnt -\nc!r~>·A Hlllsllaw murder plot ~lOst Mr s. v:Ht H .J per t>nt, 23.7 un- Robinson. 11., 111\>11 an.1 1 per tnt t1P - Mr. Brlan also reported cltnm.· to state, a [C\rrttnr that Robinson ts arrused of to rt>sults rt>lf'R <:~>•1 this hol<illl!' a~~~ to his wtfe's w~k b\ Mr. Jt>ffr~,·~ 3 .,,_ head last Tub. anrl threat-paign sta!f. ening tc· ktl! ~f>r. Tht> Robin-The poll sho":e-1 ~.;on.ll~ sons "''en· 1:vor E'1 last 1Wle Reagan runnt~ at .,.,r ,,, and hav~ t·E>t>n t•lttli~ in Prest 1mt For d ln t .r .r ..... court ov->: -:upPOrt pa}-47 .4. to 31 per <'Mit. ments. CommData Inc. of I a HJ. A murdt?r onsplra '<'on-bra polled between 40(1 ind vlctlon carn~>s a possible 500 r egister ed R~publu c~n~ life lmpnsomPt>nt sentE'n~'t>. according to Jt>tfre) ·~m- Solicitatloo to m n1· r all s palgn manager Blll t.~c-l u .... for a senten,·e of ~roiT' 6 H• -'d ~-r II ill " :o&J """"~: po s w pro-months to S 'Pars, upon bably be talteo before the convictiocl. JDM 8 pr1ma.n eleC'tioo. District attorn('} IIIV"Stl-TM poU also 1nd1cateo~l f l.tors said Robtnson's lS· that Jefthy has Z2.2 pE'I sets have been estlmatt><l cent "name r~~1t1on" at more than $2 million. among district voter s. He ls free 01\ Sl 50,000 "Wt were astonished ., bail pend.ing Fr iday's ar. saJd Mr. Jeffrey. "to ba~e ratrnmeot hearln«. l* ~ aame noopatt. LEADERSHIP WEEK ~~: 1~?J :.!::.~~ BEGINS MARCH 12 llenb~te trat a stste tec1•· ChriJitJan l•dersb!p w ... k lator with 13 years to buUd starts March 1! l n the New-lll ll'lll)' of loyal ~ port Harbor area, •lttt a 1 ~ ., ~ week-loac rou.d of bftM. • • ftst.s. eY..._ mMUip Uld llr. 8dam ls ~rile • otlcllllo"* rMet:tnp ill hU Aalembly ..... at- homes. ter IS ,_,.. to I!Hk tile Mayor llioMld Mel.DD1s bU R~ IIOJII.\faatioo liD U. ome:lally proclaiJMd Cttr1J-Ca.rt 11' wl ,oat .,. lillrld tl.aD 1~ klaNe'lr· _, • W f - pon, a.Dd wm tsct otJ tilt wMt wrua a maror'• pnJV breatfalt ... , 11. The c~l• Kbed~J• ol ... t .... the .. tt,. w '-prillttd 0. ..... l, Jlt(- tloa a. Ill uu ... of ... l'nttf"l'! • d~lformc; Hank, also rt>t•uildtnr m t1" ~·lo• k, IS l"Xe>mpt tr,m ttlt" tt\ tax t' state lo.~v., :. • fir ~U\f' to CIt' ~ttornf'l Df'ntiiSll''\eil. -Mr. 1 or. .. enSPt• a skE't:! the C If! ( OUO' il tO <HT3nt't! 3 "earinl; for 11c: usc:1or of the t:.x omplamt. Jim Combs is endorsed Chr istian Polltkal Adton ~as announr et! tt<: formal endorsement of Jnmt>s 0. Jim, Comt.s at It<: month!} meetin~ h~>ld r f>rentl) in Tustm. ~1r. Combb ts seek- ang the h <>publican nomana- uon in th~ Junt> pr iman for the 40th C om:ress1ondl D1stri<'t seat. The purpose of -P. 4 IS to find, ~rt and endorSt> omn.ttted Chrtsttar andl- dates or htt:h moral < h:otrtl - !er, &00 m~r ~O:l"~>med Amen ·ans ~1:t t !~tr umn 11 men! !0 l:hblll''l prmnples. T~l' ~00 -en.l H or an.i- z..u?r. ~ .. ~ a ll\ -parllsan t rust an'1 ..,. . .,.lro 1 .:>c; Reput•- ll ans, Df.mCI rats an1 tn.1e- pen:1ents o~•,c are ·0r1 E>rned about pre~f'rvtn!.' -\ n "rt ., ·., ('00Stltutionc~l CO\'"rnll Pill, t~.e rre<> eotf rprtst-<~ sterr and the basH fr~>f> ton• of thf· B:ll of R4'{htc.. Jtn, Comb, a res.1t>nl of Costa Mes • t,J, t ... ,., a •. II\'(')\ ~>ng-ai'P ~ li I \l a f- fatrs t•.1tt .r oo;; \r,gt>l('c; an~ C•r .. l\iP ount . 'h<. ''Js- InE'SS ·~!"•~::!' P ~~ n lu !- ed · alo;.nt r..-• 51411 o«n" nar r.t .. l : s'ltu· t .ona1 rr<'r · •!'•.. ' In t ~e s <:h .. OT'p(lr.ot•· of!: (>o. 'lf> ~ 4< J pr JtoS~I an mstru tor fr,· ~ .r1rs a: ·~·c ~' rt ~u:u 11lt-[!'PS; P •ft 1 r ttst . .:" u !::an i..'n "" an n'ttl'n Ht>rtta~... oll~>.t o\nll ~e t:• • .t1l • "E' n ... of t't~· f 1r · t r•t of ( osta ~le..a HARRIS COTILE IS DEAD AT 57 For mer ~e~wrt Ht>,ll t, roll· eman Harns CottlP l r .• ·,:, .i lac;t Thu rsda} and WJ~ JTl('(1 Monda} in s.mta i 11 • l.1 t • ( vrt)e. •·ho It vt>d 111 t:l Toro at the> ttme of ns 1Path_ • s on the poll ., IN '!? herE' lturtng t!K> 1940s for at>out 8 w·ars. Ht' IS sur •d\IE'd by hiswtfe, Ht>len, mo • r Regina CotUt> of \pwport, son Tom of L~ f: or est, dau~ht'r Bormi "\ lsrhtPn of Ore~. si r Dorothy P~e of Newport. 4 c rand• htldren, stf'PIOD "allen Ptt~r or N l.ssloa ·u!JO, stepdaughters Jae- QUl'hnt lt11ft1reo of La Cre- s~ ent.a and P nnle 'Pebla or AAt.Mtm, anc:s 10 lttp- t raadd\1.ldreo. ~nices we~ beld at Pa- clOc View Chapel her.. 'ALL MY SONS' PLAY MilOt 17-8 At OCC Coatt ColleP's tbeatw arb depart.-wU1 .rler as ltsblceat.-ialJII'O- dac:Uon Artblr Mmer't •• AU my .,.., • • lll.a.ft'tl l'7 -10 Ia tbe OCC aadl_..... Adlllta-a. • tn111 ild pertoru•-._ bec'a at lp.• • ....-,. "AU my.., .. llnt ~poo pea..red 1D 1 t41 llld ._ tile Onma CrUSta Clrde PriM, ~ tbe fad tltlt _, ~ felt tM .,.., ...... . ................ ''" .. schoOl, Co.ta Mesa, areoow la tn.lldJI& for this vear•s ...-elaJ OlJtnPI~s. On March It a Phllmlnuy mett will be llllld at Parsoas, wttb older ebOdr. from Falr-n.w ad ~r clllldrta tre. "-n vuu seboOl. H•' .-Belch. lDYfted to Cl $&It:. 1"M coutY-wiM 01) ele• wU1 tak• place ... ~~. w1tll tbe parade Uti .. "'I e.,.rno~Jes at ,........., • AprU t . ud tM II $1Wt"..-. April 1 11 O.=c• c... coa.re . E ...... ~r .. t'it!ii~:t• .... • TO EDITOR • AFTER 01111 CHtLDREII -1o b oolunl ...,, Dear Editor: · ,....., ... ctn.matle, bMe .. Tbe federal bffis HR-1116 ftetal e...,.. ta peortatlt ud S-6!6aremorel'rtphe ... U.... TM: Da.ttltaJ •· lac thaa "J'aws."Theywrodd. ~ ls catted OrpDOI. cobble up one of tht lut Hen are ach11al cue Yestl&H of freedom left to hlstortu ftleb wen under TIUPMOIII; 17UI&7S.OS. us,''" dilldreo. Thesebllls tile ea,.. ol U-modl-ct•e tbe rlgtlt or child reu-cat doctors dlrtaatheperiod .OJtl'fC!JU .. NBWPA.P{~ OP HBWPORT 8R~CH ln& to the state over the of HCOYery, The lrtltillsof P"B' RED WEEkLY. • 'l'bwlday. Seeolld ctua parents, in morals, rellclon tile •ttMdlac physlelan and 1 •• pUI at eoro. dal .._, Ca.Uf. Otflee ud aDd behavior. Our cttlldreR. hls patient are uM!d. The • Pi 111111c 111a111 • Hie lu:t.&D Bllllllllc. mt E. Cout our guos, then enslavement. r eports are anilable l.exJO • ._ ,.._ ...... ........ -s Our economic system ts be-reqwest. .....--1.-dol-.--. ~ b ~. THE MEW..:.T BAil.BCWt E!CSIGN wu MJI!lced Lne destroy~ Y ""'reau-Case ltlstory No. 101: to be a ••• : 1~ o1 c-eni etrc•kt.lll.-by oowt !':Ycy ~ ':r m:Cu~;:ou~ J(Gosie A. MV ., KOak1~,0c a1) If ~ .. Me. A-10111 dattd 11a7 tt. 1951. Ia ~ • eof1"e • ., -.. . -Co.t 1w the eo.ry o1 Onate. State o1 camr.ua. beLDc shipped overseas. ''I suffered lor three years. ad a., ,__ ......_, ts qa)J.fted to pd)l18b all Doo'l enslave our children My trouble wu diagnosed pe11e Mtlcee rtc*• bJ law. by citing: 1 nandful of bad as psoriasis by severaldoc- ARYO E. RAAPA •. , .•• OwMr aDI! Plbl1.iber parents. Parent§ who want tors. I was eontlnoously PEG"'IAAPA •••••.•...•. "-'<:tate E~ their childn!fl raisedRby the treating with qua.rtz IJcbt, S'UBSCRIPT10N RATES "state" can move t'l ussia; uslng shots, X-ray, and a In H ~ •-~-' we do oot have to bring number of ointments. I doc-ar._ ---••• -,..ar, years. Out ot Hartlor Ara 0.. Russia here to them . tored for two years with •.. ...,.;;,;:;.,;:;.,;:;;;;;;;..;~;;.,;;iO~j.";;.:.;i;;;;CS:~<Si505i05ios~ Let your leglslators lmO"' three different doctors. t how you feel. used Organol with the follow- Goldie Joseph in!! result: I am completely 515 Via Lido Soud cured. I was told by 2: spe<'- Lldo Isle ialists that I could neve r be <fl. ~., ~ .#_,. "RVO e. HA.APA, owner lftd puDt istler of the EflSign . . . _..,...,...,...~ ... ....,...,. ......... .,.. ........ ,....,...,...,. ... !'>' ... • REPORT ON ORGAJ;OL cure-d and that my case was hopeless." • THE PETALUMA CONNECTION Another spike was drtven Into the coffin of liberty last week by the U.S. Supreme Court. And there are willing helpers here ln our midst who are eager to se rve as pallbearers. The Supreme Court refused t o review a lower court decision that took a way mor e rights from the property owner. Thus the lower court ruling was allowed to stand upholding the Petaluma ordinance that restricts annual construc- tion of dwelling units to 500. There Is a provision in the Bill of Rights that forbids the taking of personal property without due process or just compensa- tion. Property rights c ertainly Include the right to use that property and the chance t o make a profit by developing and selling it. Restricting that right ls legalized plunder -taking away a portion of the value of the property without compensation. Constitutional safeguards fo r the in- dividual no longer seem to ho ld up in court -except for the criminal. The rights of the · law abiding citizens are being set aside in favor of what is called "the good of the public" -the age-qld cry of the demagogue in public office. We will be hearing .that cry re-echoing again as new gro wth-control laws are introduced in legislative halls, Including right here ln Ne wport Beach. A funny thing is going t o happen, howeve r, on the law-making treadmill. Each new people-control law will take away a bit more fr eedom from the and since the "public" Is up of Individuals, eventually there won't be any rights left "for the lgo•od of the public." When is this mania for gr owth-control people-control going to end? Hope- lrully, there could be an awakening among "public" during this bicentellllial of the fo~mding of our free by liberty-loving individuals. Per- there will come the realization without the security and protection personal proper!)', no other individual can be safeguarded. Then the demagogue no longer will be to sell his snake-oil remedy of bt<>re and mor e controls. Perhaps we have a chance to restore the spirit liberty, and . the place to start ls here at home. Editor of the Ens ign, For many years the medl= cal profession has decreed that there ls no safe pro- cedure through which vic- tims of psoriasis may be treated effective!}'. Such "therapies" as ·coal tar preparatioos, x-ray, sun light, salt baths, ultra-violet light, and, more recently, methotrexate and nuorocil- S, have predominated 1n the futile metbods presently be- ing employed. But tbere is available now a safe, sane, efficient oon- RbstaDce when C.ase histot}' No . 118: Henry H. G., Van Dyke, Mich. (5 different skin men) -"1 s ufferer! from psoriasis for 10 yea rs. My trouble wa s pronoonce<l as psoriasis by 5 skin specia lists . I used at least six other rem{>(!ies before using Or ganol. My race, hands, and body we re cover ed wit h psoriasis and now, after several bottles of Organol by skin is cleared up.'' Charles LookabiU 607 Hilvanar Newport Beach - I AMERICA N LEGION Auxtl.yofficers forGene ral Dougla s MacArtOOr Post 499 in c osea Mesa we re elected recenll}". and they Include "'hat could be the roungest president ever for a post auxiliary. M.ar )' Louise Carrido, 18, at right, was elected to head the Auxilia ry, which boasts of an early plus-100 per cent membership gain. ln the backg"round Is Mary's rathf>r, post commander Luis Carrido. At left is Auxiliary secretary and assistant treasurer Theresa Jorge, also 18. Juliana Jorge, center, Is Auxiliary treasu rer. Man )· of the post's membe rs are ftltpino-Amertcans. {Ensign photo.) Mauro running in 40th Thomas Mauro, 42, a South Laguna physician, announced last week. he will seek the Republican nomination to the 4oth Congressional Dfgtrlct seal now held by Andrew Hlnshaw, 1n the J une 8 prim ~ ary election. Dr. Mauro pledged to cru- sade for "elimination of the old system of professional politics." He is v1Cf'-chlef or the medical stall at Sou th Coast CommWlity hospital, and a member ot t he hospita.l 's board of directors . He Is a NewJerseynalive, a graduate of Ursinus Col- lege, Yale medical school, and USC law schOol, and served as a Navy filght surgeon at El Tori Marine air statton_ Dr. Mauro and his wUe. Kane.. 1t'bo ls a r eclsteN!d aurae. are actin inCathoUc Churcb serrtce croups, and he ls presldeot ol. the South Lac-CommWLlty Council. ThQ h ... e 6 children. He has no political ez- perieDce. THOMAS MAURO ticians or avoiding tlard de- cisions_ "Tbeir answers to prob- lems art! to create a new agency, a blu e rtbbon com- mittee or bureau, which is neither responsive or re- sponsible to the people." Ot.bers who have an - nounced they will run in the ReJ~Qbltcan primary for the Hinshaw seat an State A.ssemblyman Robert Bad- ham of Westclitt, Baptist minlster James Combs of Costa Mesa, and Ha r ry Jeffrey of Laguna Beach. The Birch Log The Importance of S.I.S.S. Em..._rra.-..E~ , b)' J.,_ F. llell•,... Ourina 19'76. S.I.S.S. unwh· I &tmont, Nono.clwwtt•-The gated the widelpreltd campeipl Senate Internal Security Sub· aaainst pollee intellipnce ~nita eommittee (S.l.S .S .) Is under at· aero&~ our nation. Ita he.,...., 141 tack. Created by <.:oncrees twen-iaued ot'l January 13, 1976. re- ty.(our yean ago fO«" the pur-vealed that tht federal La• E.n- ()OM' of informing the Ame.m~an rorcement AMi5tance Adminll· peopiP about domes~ic aubver-tration had been _rundi~l I ai on. the Subcommlltef' facta Communist rrouP IR Chtcqo extinction aa part of a oo~certed called the Alliance To End Re- drivP to abolish all a~t1 -Com · pression. Rerun in 1971. the munir~t watchdog agenc1t1. A.E.R. pew out of a mne _of In recent years. t.he axe ~all fo rmally cited Comm~n••t DUNCAN M~IHTOSH TOM BLAIIOI faller• ron the lntem~l Security frontll, including the Na~al ' Oi,·i~ton of}hP Ju~t•~ ~P:a~· Committee Against ~pl'el81~ ment. the Subver.uvf' Act•v•t•ts Lecislation, whose mam purpoee Contn •l Ro11rd. and th~ House. was 10 de~~troy anti-subvenive Cnmmittet" on l ln.~mencan Ac· investigatory agencies of the ti,·it iet> (II!! well as 1t11 successor. govemmenl. The A.E.R. came tht'. Hnuse lnte~nal ~l'~:urity into being largely through. t he \11nlm•1t t-e l. IJun~.: thl!l sa~e efforts of Richard l.. CrJiey, Viewing the candidates • (Between nowand theApril 13 Newpo rt councilmanic ele-ction, the Ens ign will pub- lish profiles or the candi- dates: seekinl\ 3 Council seats. Taking the 7th dis- trict candidatps first, we will gothrough the-listalpha- beticall y, then profile-the 5th and 2nd r11 strkt t•andi· dates.) • • • Tom Blandi of Sp)'glass Hill is running for the 7th District City Council seat in Ne~1>0rt Beach. Mr. Bland!, an account- ant and Investor, has based mu ch of his campaign thus far 011 a promise to try to lower local utility rates . This week, he took the position that a city ref. t>renrlum would be the best way to settle 2 controver. Duncan Mdntosh of liar. sial issues: the possible an- bor VIPW Homes is one of nexation of the downcoast 6 <'and lc!ates seeking tile area, and the planned ex- Newport City Council Sf'at tPnsion of Univers ity Dr . being given 11p by 7th Dis-across the Back Bay lands. trict Councilman John Store, Chairman of the Bland! wl\o chOse not to run for rampaign is IValter Cr uttea - anot he r 4-year tPrm. dl"'n Jr. of Carr.eo Shores. Mr_ Mcintosh, 34 , is a Mr. Blandi e;ot some local boat dealer, an advf"rttsirtt press attention in J anuary man, and prortucer ot till' when he annou nced tile for - annua l Newport ttarhor boat m;J tion of tllf' Newport Com- show on tile Lido \'1 1lage munity Counc il, which he waterfront. He lives 31 2344 salrl woultl be a citizen's Port Aberd<>en . He is oo group to "safeguard the in - the steerinl.'" r·ommi!I N• of !Prests of the residents of the Newport-llartoor Ctt:srn -~ewport Beach," o\t the ti me ber of Commercl' ma rme Mr. Biamli said t he group division. wou lr! not be political. How- Mr. t.k lntosil holds a de-ever, It has met only once greP in mana~Jement from s in re then and, at that meet- Long Beach Sl3te, was " ing, t.lr. Blandi was asked Nationa l <...uard officer, and to run for City Council. Is a memt1er of till' count} This -..:eek, he said his sher iff's SPa r <'!• and r~>o:::~·\Je plan to lower local uti!U y unit. rates IS based upon city- He vi PWS traffic :m•lt.r~rk-• outrollf'd electricity, such lng as Newpo rt's ma jor as the s)stems now used in problems. lie has called for ,\natu•im and Sacramento. estallll shmt>nt of a11 off-\naheim bought up the flee- street parkinR r!istnr t in tlic srstem in its city llmtts Corona del :\tar, and l/P ttf'r ftom SouttJern California coordination of traffif' s i~:-E1!!son, and now buys power nals, "'hid\ ne daims could ·'wholesale" from Edison. Increase tnrrir no~ by 25 Sacramento, said Mr. per c.~nt. l:'olandi, owns Us own gen- •·Jn 15 )'@als," he·S3>S, erating plant on the Sacra- "wt CarP tllf' possilu ilt.,. of , mo:>nto River and is planning over !iaJf of our arlerial to hu1)rl ~ nuclearpowersta- roads beinf:; classifi<"d as tion. He has scheduled -a unacceplabh oven·rowd.-d." Marrh 15 press conference In a statement on fire to talk al .... :Jt his utilities protertion, he favors a•Mi-plan. tlon of an Pnv,i ne company · During tlls campaign, Mr. to service thro fast-~ro~·mg Blarnh has sent s harpened ai.rpoTI ar ea, :md wants this penrlls to state utilities item budgetPd for the (i sral rornm1ssioners and to the year beginning Jul} l. tle press to pUblicize his cost- ·.r.:ould give high pnority to r utting can.patgn program. r·o rrecting de!lciendes in He SJ'Iirl he personally the !ire hyrlrant systems, · tends toward favoring ex- and to pushing for installa-tension of Univer sity Dr. lion of smoke rletet:tion lie-to provii1P an alternate route vices In aU homes. arounrl the bay, but would be Mr . Mrlntosh sayssptral-ha ppy to submit the question ing government rosts, par-to a voter referendum. ticular\y in thP ar l'a of f'tn-•·] don't kno~· the facts ployee costs, might bf. cut behind the question of an- by cootracting with free en-nexing the downcoast area terprise buslnPsscs to pro-between Co rona del Mar and Yide some city serv1ces on Lagun:~ Beach," he said, a competitive birl basis. ''hut, here again, I thlnk we Overlappin~ ~;overn ment shou ld let the people vote servlct-s add to the prob-on the matter." !em, he says, citillf such Mr . Bland! sees ''both examples as city, eounty, · str1es" of the Issue of con- state and fedt>ra! jorisdic-tinued stale control of lion s a ll having some con-coastal dt>\•elopme.ll, and trol of the harbor and bay, said he would not take a ''We must keepsome r:om-stand on the Issue this time. munity atmosphere. but we He expressed worry that can't put oo r heads in the Ne wport could become "an- sand and say t here wtll be other New York" unless fis- no more development," he cal res traint Is practiced. points out. "I would like to '• We must hOld down costs see less density of develop-and ezpenses on projects ment In the coastal area., that are not necessary, and but some co.astal land is live sensibly at City Hall so valuable that, sometimes, just as we do In our own dens e development Is the tamll y lives." only way It can be handled.'' Mr . Blandi Is a member Mi', Mcintos h was bo rn in of the Kiwanis, Toastmast- Long Beach and has lived 2rs, El Bandito Shrine, the here for 4-1/2 years. He Masons and the Spyrlass was a Balboa resident be-Hills Homeowner group, and fore morlng to Harbor View Is a foundiog director of Homes. South Coast National Bank • In the April 13 election, Mr. Blandt failed to voters from throughout the appear at the first 2 can- clty wUI pick ooe candidate dldate forums on Wednesday from each or t~ 3 districts of last week In Corona 4el being contested. Mar and this Tuesday otchl peri®. m:m \' ant1-Commumst who has been ident ified under effiort~ nf thf' F.H.I. a n~ C I.A. oAth as 8 member of the. Com- hnH' Hl!011 het>n ·rurtailed. in ~d -munist Party of Illinois. ditwn. ~t ate Hnd local P?hce •.n-Part d the testimony in theee. tE'Ihfl:t'R\"t' units a rE' bem~~: d•s-S.I.S .S. hearings came (rom hundNi (s.ome hy ferlt•ral •·ourt Chicago Pulice Ofricer David ortlt'r l 111 an Hla rmtnl<( rate: One Cushing. who told the invntiga- nu~-:ht !oUppt'N' t_hat our nation. no tori that. without the ffderal lu ni<(E't had any mteroal enf'nu es L.E.A .A. funding, the. A.E.R. The False Arguments "would not have been financial· AN·ordinf Ill its opponf'nts. h· able to continue."' So here Wl' S.l S ~ ii' valueJeg" hecause It ha\·e fedf'tal tax dollars {m•er dtll·~ nnt h11ve a gootod ltogi$l 8t rvt' $90.000 in \973·i4J finanting a rt'cord Smnt' nntormush freE'· Communist opf'ration whotlt' sf){'!ldinJ:: SenAtor.-. f'ven . .-!aim main purpo8f:.11 indudf' the ha· thH1 tht'ir nppnsi11110 to S .l.S.S . rassment of local policE' and the if. h11~ffi un 1 he net>d for glwern· de.11truc tion of the anti-subver· m1·nt to en•nomrzt'. Roth arJ::U· sivr-agencies of j(Overnment. menl!o arr pat ent!~· rid•rulous. And when S.I.~.S. publishes T he Suht·nmmittt'e's j>rimary re· thill st artling information Sen· sp .. nl'i hility ha;; never bet>n to atnr Hatlitld (R.-ON-.1 and oth- N't·nmmend m sponsnr legisla. f'N: call tor an end tn S .I.S.S.~ trnn u~ther. its work hat~ been .. ___ ... . d The S.LS.S. n.eco.-u rnv••Jooii,Atnn.· rn nature. an · Over the past s1x ye.a ra, thr .. u~o:h the years it haa provided S.I.S.S. has published well over m\·nl uahlf' mform Ation on mat· one hundred valuable report&. ters ,,J nllt'tnlll C:<Hnmunist sub-studies, and hearing~ on ,·ital vPrMPil, t'lff'Ct.s •)t druf Addie-issues. Then' is no qui"Stion that ti••n nn tHIIi•onal .'lf:t·urit>·· and illl modest cost to the tupayer~~ lip read in~-: ACt!' uf terron sm is well ju!'ltified. In fa~:t , ita ef· wrthm (nrr IMltrlf'rll forts and act i\•itres OUJ::ht to hf Tn kill 1 hf' SuiJCommittf't' by increased In the.11e perilous times. t'ull lllJ: ,,fr ''" les~ than We. suggest that nur Senators $"lOO.Ootl annual hurl!(et is no fQ("us their attf'ntion nn federal fi'f>no my mo~·e . It iJJ, instead. C agf'ncies that finance om-pR.rt of a enotmurng drivE' to munists _ like the L.E.A.A. - make thf' ll nitt'd S tates totally dl'fenselt"ss. &falnst enemrf's 11nd le.ave t he S.I.S.S. alone. from within. • /!176 Th .. Jnll"Horc~ 'vco .. f> f'toiiH"- RHOMNI ICITCHEN BERT JOHNSON ELOISE ICLOICE DICK UNGERLAND BOARD ME MBERS of the Corona del Mar Civic Assn, include Rhoonl Kitchen, 701 Or chid Ave,, owner of the Kitchen Place floral dest~ shop; Eloise Kloke, 504 Acacia Ave., assistant chans:ellor -admlnistra.Uoo at UC I; Mrs. Bert Johnson, 2:10 Carnation Ave., and Richard Ungerland, 4Z4-B Goldenrod Ave., a paper salesman_ Petaluma ruling scored Gil Ferguson of Ba.lboa, executive director of a pro- development group here, said U\is week that the U.S. Supreme Court's refusal to hear the Petaluma coo- tro1led-development plan "Is a victory for no one, and a defeat for those who need shelter." Mr. Ferguson beads CEED, a Newport Center- based coalition of de- velopers, real estate leod- ers, builders and construe. tlon un ion ofO.ci.a.ls. He sa..ld the Supreme Court actloo 'WOUld hit espeela.lly hard at low and mOderate income families who would llte to buy a bOrne. ferguson., a former Inine Co. vice-president and con- sultant, said, "The rlppllng effect of the Petaluma de- cision bas already begun. Several small Northern C allfornla com munities, have enacted growth control statutes." Councilman Paul Ryctoff of Newport Beach said last week he wltl ask the CUy Council here to studfirowth cootrol measures. Mr. Fef1U801L and Lido ls le's Goldie Joseph are leadJne an effort to get u IJ:IItlatlve measo.rt on the state ballot to repeal tbe Coutal loDe Coosern.Uoa Act. .. The cSay is past," he 11.1d, "When we can alford tM eatreoched politician wbo Is IDterested 510lely 1n featbertnc his own insulated ant wU.b automatic pay raises, f'rt.agt be:oeftts and pi taCh penslms. •• He al90 accused present-day poll-In-the-water displays to spotlight boats ln Corona Htghlands. DR. SHELBURIIE 011 STAFF). T HOSPITAL Or, James C. Sbelbllme has jDIJIId t .. stall ollfooc t»ospttal u director or tbeL cardiolocY dJ.-Islon 1D the cl.rdlcpl1mona.ry df!l)t. "Ou.r AatiCXI Is fact,_ a s'ertous booslnc sbortqe, but tM rovemmeat a.ad the eoarts wtU DOt act aDt1l tboee who are mOlt aft'eeted berth to oomplaba -lAd that 1JIOD •t be too flr oft," be predicted. Mrs. JOMph sa.ld thls week she npecta tollutctreulat- IQC ptUUoas Wlthla a ...,..l. PTT AlOE PROMOTED EctwlD Day o1 we.c:cwr, , .. rat m.....,.lor Pac:Uk To--lo Onop IOd Rl•enlde a.liel IDr tM P,UI I~-. 1111- -s-nl '"arliotlol __ ,lor .... -- Ud tnT •rrtd toS. Dilp. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS II .\ME ST A TEME!IT The folloWic persoa ts doill .. _ U: WJIIII'I Fa-, -ScotloBrlolol at-, -. Au, Cal. ti'104; WJW RUHU, uti LiiU.e. Pllet:, Colta Mea, Calif..-. Tl* balrlln ls coodacted br •"'-•-'-' ....,w,..Rauou. TIU-wutllod ..ta 11oo c.-, Clork ol ~C..,Fib.l1,1t71. PlbiJIIt March 4, 11, 11, n, trlt, lD u.. xewport llanorEoolp. F-5UH A doubltHide.r boat show for powerboat and ll!lboat wut be r•tared at the 19?8 Newport Harbor boat lhOW, tbt ftlt'l <lilly 111-the-nter t.t show. Somt 300 sportrtshers, motOI'y&ciU and motor .. sailers l'J.lued at $16 mll- UOD will be displayed, te .. eorcllnc to~ .. 11-. p.-er. The alb>ol- 1t ICitedui.S for March 1?- U IOd tbo-olt>ool...,, llareb U-!1. Hours 11M' the...,.,, to be llolcl lboord (clocbtde) ""' 1ft tM water al Ll&:t Vtlll(t, are Wedne:84aJ, 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.; ThUrldar, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Frld:ar and Satur- day, 1l t.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. O.C.C ~ROLLMEHT IS UP BY 13.2 lO Orure Coast College's ~rt.nr semester enrollmeot li op bJ 13.2 per cent over a ynr ago, accordtnc lo the omee of al'lmlsslons and records. A 'total or 36,078 studeota ban enrolled in daJ I..Od IYtOJ.nc ctuaes at OCC. tie wu dltector ol the heart catheterlu.ta llbor .. alol')' 11 tJit U-rolly of PeoJltflmala lor & J•n IJtd held tbt •me poettloa. at UCLA tor a yee.r, "" IClniiCI "" medical do· rree at Emory Medical School m Atluta, -- al Ntw£acl.oodllocllealC•- ter 11 Bottoa, ud •rftd lals rukltaey al Cohamt>la irest>rtorlln holpltall.o Hp York en,.. Tbe Petaluma plaA, dnW'D op bJ tbe penmtat of the small clty S5 mUtt oortb of Saa Frucl.eo, llmlts lrow!h ld -500 -boollll: •nUs per,...,, LowerCOIIrtl ha'f't ... ld lbf! plaa, btl the ~reme Court re!Uod la.t W'tft: to revtewtMcue. In a prea f'tl .... , Mr, I( we an: not ruled by tynnta. Mr. Do)' IU-.... ICICI .. ... "'.,..........,_ wu ........ •....-GitM F...W aree•LoiA.Iel'n L-----------------~1 • Decorative Hardware and Bath Accesories 5~. 3.S4 2660 AVOM ST. N I d D k. .,, MEWPORT lEACH ew ywe ur tns w1 ~------------~ make home in Alaska 1 .. & Service I SAt.-1§53] A Balboa Island girl was married in Arcata, tht>n left for a honeymoon in Ha~A•ait and will make her home in Alas ka. Miss Hobynn Alberta New- ton became the bride of John Timothy Durkin of Anchor- age, Alaska, at the Arrata Frist Baptist Church with the groom's father offidat- inl!. The bridt" :s the rtaur h- ter or Mrs. George Edwa rd Newton or Balboa rsland and t he late Mr. Newton. The LUNCHEON and DINNER RESERVA TIONS HO NORED Pho ne (7141 644 1700 -o .. w ... , /)f~tyMlkl ~/~1 Dear Citizens of Newport Beach: Rev. and Mrs. James Durkin of Eureka are the parents or the groom. The couple exchanged rlngs which were designed by the groom from Alaskan gold nuggets. The bride wore a cream satin gown adorned wlth lace. She car- ried yellow and white flowers and wore a circle of flowers in her hair. Mrs. Lawrence Thomas, the former Melody Rtnker from Seattle, was matron of honor. The groom's sis- ter, Mrs . Dale Timpany, and his sister -in-law, Mrs. James Durkin Jr., both of Eureka, also served as bridal attendants . Scott Snedecker of St>attle, Wash., was bes t man. C shers included Steven Insco, MI- c hael Shattuck and AlE.>x Ale- hau~en of Eu reka. The groom's brother ' J ames. anc1 his brother-in-law, Dale Tirr1pany, served as £rooms- men. A recPptlon was held at the churrh anrl late r the bride's mother held another party for the couple at the famil; Bayfront home on Balboa Island. A spedal gut>st at the wedding was the hrirle's ~randmother, Mrs. Albert Ltljequist of Palm Spnngs. The new Mrs. Durkln graduated from Corona d~?l Mar high school and Orange Coast Collt-ge. She was a member or Ticktockers and was a National Charity League debutante 1n 1969. He r husband g raduated from Eur eka high school, and at- tended the College or Red- woods and Austin Pae} State University. STATEMENT '3 March 3. 1976 AN AFTERNOON ON OUR ST1l.EEI'S Would you ask someone to sit ih traffic for 90 days and nights at the Coast Highway bridge? We are c urrently wasting that amount of time collectively In human resources each ahemoon we allow this traffic problem to persist. The bridge Is one of the two worst traffic problem areas alstlng In the city today. Not only is It frustrating to turn a ftve minute trip Into thirty, but think of the pollution being added to our atmosphere hourly. It Is the responsibility of government to be concerned for our welfare and to take what prudent action will help to aU~te such problems, as they certainly will not go away If Ignored. Newport o•n a unique geographical problem to traffic engineer~ In that nearly half of the city is water. Plans for the next fifteen year~ lndk:ate bener than 6S'f. of our major arterial plan will be rated '"D .. o r wane on a range from A·f (tndckntal)y, we have no ~A's"). The Coast Highway bfidve Is rated MF". The continuation of the Corona del Mar Freeway to MacArthw and Coast Highway as cunently shown on the County and State Master plans would add an addttionallS,OOO cars a day to our Coast Highway. Ahhough nearly every· OM Is In agreement that this majo r freeway should be dtwned to create a by· paa. plans must be made now for its ultimate route and destination. The propoeed bridge for Coast Highway Is at least another hl/0 yean away. yet no one hti takn~ steps to lmprove the existing fadUtJa. The""" bridge will Increase traffic flow by SO'f.. providing the existing si9nals and traflk: control devices c:an be Improved to regulate this Increased ftow.r. We can cur- rently achieW a slgnl8c:ant Increase In flow by lengdwntng the duration of East-West •~nals at Dover and Bayside during peak hours. eUmlnattrig lef tUTM and creating a continuous Westbound right tu.m lane. Tlw no left tum would apply only during critical p.m. rush hours, and the preceding algnal cbane-would be achieved through computerization or traffk control p«nonnel. /ftwj we are con tinually presented with proposah lor fwture development. we ....c be a • et'MJy caJeful this development does not OWIWden ow aJICint hlthway eysten.. As we plan the future of our highwey arterlal plan. tt. 1mpa.mentadoft mu•t take prec.nce owr future raickndal and commerdal ~ment. for It II the plans we make today and Implement tomon'OW t~t wtU detennlne the tratlk problems we haw In the dec:..de to come. ~~~ DUNCAN NdNTOSH. -.f. Caftdldat« lor the City eo.d P.S . II you h.we a~ or wll5;h to comment on a tot*.,.._. fltle .. a~ ......... tiM CMII , .... Oect o.ac:.-.. ' 'II .... MU VIe o.ene ................ It. II"· CA 91661 (71.)67M~M iiEWORT HAMOR EISIGII l llfURSOAY, MARDi 4. 1976 CXlJIJIA DEL MR. CAL I~THE~.~~~~~ LINE' !ltl I WUD't tut Tlan. ~J, feb. U , a bt-autllul day? It seemed especlallY ao to the napp y mtmbtrs of AaceUtos de 0r"O, since thst wu tblldayfortbelrmnaalluocheon, starrmg tbe A.n111ary's plli'Oilesses u well as hooor- log associate members. SU.stainlng members were also lnt'lted. SliMy skles warmed the a.lr above aDd sparkled the oeea.o below Wrs. Thurmond Clarke's Cameo Sbores borne. Here the son blue and wblte decor, wttb ortent.allnfluenrP, refiected ber gracious, geotle votrt'fl man- ner and qulet serenity. Wearing muted blue and white shear silk print. Mrs. Clarke, with auxlllan prestd£>nt, Mrs. Paul Rogers, and patrooess 'hatrman, Mrs. Ectward Sharp, welcomed the constant n ow of honored guests. Mrs. Rogers wore a soft pink suit, whic h was ·omplemented by Mrs. Sharp's apple green s ilk sheath. All in attenlb.nce were grt"ete'l at the entrance by Mrs . Curtis LeMa\ and Mrs. Wilfred Berls, a past president. Ear h arnval was presented wtth her individual name- plate, designed especially for thf> rja~ b) Mrs. LeMay, whose painti.ngsar e well known. She has just retu rned from Hawau, where she spent most of her time r apturin'l and r ecording on canvas, the tJeaut} of the islands. Among early arrivals were Mmes. C aspers Dakin, Daniel Aldrich, John Steven Tedford, Bewley Allen, Harry Baker, Arthur Baum, Richard Castle (in golden brown silk suit), Burton V. Collins, 01"4'Yil Haywood Ellis and petite Miss Agnes Blomquist. More arnvine were Mmes. Frank Harrington, Clitforl1 E. Hughes, Wilbur Jage r, W. Peyton Harrtman, Raymond Berer, Walter Krng, John Laun Jr., Walter Lier, Carter Lowell, Ha rr} John March, Edward Mayo, and P hE.>lps Menckel. Others included Mmes. Harold Pearc}, Ba}- ard Ryder (she's another arust our area Is proud to r laim), John Howar d $( rugc, lra Smith (honored this year tJ} CHS for outstanding work), forever youn<! and talenterl Jean (Mrs . Ralph) Tandowsk~. also Mmes. lvo Stu~ess, Henry t:llman, Ert~·ur1 Wum- ington, Reid Wasson, Allen ~ett1man, .~. J ames West, Elliott Willia ms. Still rr.o re pat ronesses attending were ~l n.~s. Robe rt Andrews, Donal Duncan, Nasef Eilts, RobP rt Cimini, Andrew Morthland, John HPtr hle, James Roosevelt (her s mile is conta~ttous), Ted Walsh and Wil Ward. All Angelltos de Oro's past prestc1ents attending served in some sper tftr • apa• II}, all active members acted as l!oc:;tesses, mingling a mong the guests. Mrs. tta rlt's Thomas, past prec:;lt1ent, was lun 11eon hatr- man, and with past pr esident \Irs rttffor·1 Hakes planned t'lf· ~ou rmf't · ... nu. ~1rs. Ceci l.~tllra r c "': w1th Mr.... ll.t>s. Ass1stin~ t • .,t president Mrs. John Porter in servin£ catalba punch and pounn.: tht> wh1te wine were Mrs. Robert Qo.\·ens and Mrs. Richard Allen. At the buffet abl£-, enter ed wuh an arrangement of '''ltte 1alstes and blue porcelain cornflower s, past prestl!~>nts, scheduled b} Mrs . Jack Batflle, WHP \lrnts. J ack Groth, Mar shall :"ied~>'"ker, :)on ~ood warrl and founder Mr s . Spencer Honh!, who served at the silver urns. kept her camera reoo~ lbe elepnt ud colortuJ affair. Am<JIIC tbe usoclate boll- orees present were Wmes. Jule Axelsoo. Vern Dudley aDd Lymu Farwell (cae of auxiliary's first associate members). lioN we re Wmes. Jobn R. Luelle, Jolin B. Law- son, WilHam B. Malouf (another versatue artist of our town), also Mmes. Cl"ude Patterson, Angus s. Ricbardsoo, Tremaine Treat and Dean Waddell. A moog the guests were sustaining members Mmes. Newtoo V. Allisoo, U oyd L. Aubert, Donald B. A}'res, Walter CnJtteodeo Jr., Bett) Hall, Wtlham Haney, Walter Hesnault. Htll Hirsch, George Jooes. Ed.itb Nedeau, Rkbard Patterson, Arthur Stroct and Racer Tu rner. Completing the Angelltos de Oro lam1ly attendance were Mmes. Josepb Beet, Chester BrabYJ4 Theodore CU.trord, Jesse Curtis, Sam Gurle)', WiUia.m Hopldns, Weod€-ll Joo~s. John Lusk, Robert Barton, WHilam Moseley Jones, Thomas Rile), and W1Uiam A. Thompson. Everyone expressed their apprecutJoo of the affa.u and the patrooesses expressed pride ln tbe pririlege of serving such an aux.Hlar ) rn this manner, and so ended the '1a ) at Mrs. Thurmond Clarke's. Meanwhile at the Gold Book office, Mrs. Robert Crowner, Gold Book c llau man, and Mmes. Robert Crowner. Cheste r Salil>t>ury, Richard Stod- dard and Hugh Wr ight •'ere putting "the !"look to bed" so to speak. Our thoughts were with them!! • • • • • Alta Bahia Auxiliar y of Orange Count) Ptultlarmomc Soc iety held a friends hip f<>s tlval Feb. 19 ln the Dover Shores home of the Edward Schumachers . Eleven o'clock round sixty women gathered. ~ew friends of OC PS included Sue Beechner, Marilyn Tucke r and Pegg) Cotton •.. she was one of those responsible for the gour met menu at the Cordon Bleu ball for the cancF-r fund of Orange County ... ver~ spark.h.o~ persona lit) and ver; busy person, Pe~g-~. Mrs. Robert (Chip) Little, however, was not only responsible for the luncheon n enu or shr imp ldsh Lorraine • • • salad and bisquit tortoni as dessert, but prepared 1t herself. Others on the committee inr ludPd Mary Jane QuE.>yr el, Emil} Barrett and the hostess. Musical recital proved most inspinn~t. Dana Rees, one of the newest additions to roncert halls, began his stud} of the cello at an early age. The Rees family have devoted their lives to music. Dana's father has ~tven 20 year s of service to the schools of Orange County and ttus past year helped Mrs. Schumacher in co-ordinating 4 youth conr erts of chamber music ... t hese are freP con<·erts to accquaint ~·oung people wtth the world's universal Wlgl!age, must('! Also performing that da} was Randall Lavn:;on, one of California·s most prom1sing pianists . . . in fact learned to real1 music on hiS own.. He DOIIi' has a wide reperto1re • . . Bach to 20th century Other s atteodine rn~·lu<1ed Mmes. Walter Bennett, J ames BE.>ntle}. Donald f erguson, Donald Gettlg, Rtchard G riffin, William Heidtmen, J ames Johnson, and Rirhard Spooner, member s of PIIISCIIIPJIONS FILUD 7 DAYS A WIBC M w.KDAYI e .. , IUI•an I RESTYLED REPAIRED· RESTORED and AL TERA TIOHS on LEATHERS a"d SUEDES ----------THREE CE,..ER•TIO~S Of fURRifltS BALBOA FUR FACTORY -.""""-305 Palm St. • Hear th e Ferry BALBOA ffit~~ Come To The frostina House! \ ,,,.,dtrlaPJd ' '" ld•··~ "•1/,1/t ''''· a,,, ~'l(t!"'' nt ... , ''f:~•J', ,. 't1' i,,. '· , t>JJ,,. t! c Uk « ~"'a". • t,. 1 ••.. r b.;r 4' ·· lf'l 'Pel. 1. ,., • I, 'fl''h.ft.,.t 67 5-1192 1 r II·• bn d. •t••·h• .-~~~=""'~ 2384 !'EWPORT BLVD I -~P. MESA Phone S48-5 794 -~·.;t~hr:;,.;u;...S~a~t.:.;;.!O"'-5;.::;;~~~.;.-:;.-,..1 ..... 1111111 All the while histon an \~rs. John Bts•lOp the Auxiliary. ~------~~~~~~~~ PROGRAM OFFERS VERDI , MOZART The Los Angeles Phil- har monic Orchestra, with music director Zubin Mehta on the podium, and Russian- born violinist Alexander T r eger as guest soloist, will play a concert at tiC -lrvrn£> C rawford Hall at 8:30 p.m. this Saturday, March 6. Sponsored by the Orangt' County Philharmomc Society a s part of the current double s ubscription series, the pro- gram will inc lude the over - ture to ··La For za dt>l Des- tina" by Verdi; violtn con- cer to ~. 5 by ~iof.drt, and Copland's S) mphony ~o. 3. Ticket s at $6, $5, $4 and students $2 are on sale at the Orange County Ptul- harmonic Societ} orfice, 201 W. Coast Highway, ~ewport Beach, 92663, phone 646 - 6411. The current season ma rk~ Mehta's 14th as music dl· rector of the Los A nih lt>s Philharmonic and the 13t:"l appearing in Orange Count\ for the Orange Count) Phtl- harmoo.ic Society. After C\"t> more seasoo here, he v. dl take liP his new duties l:i music director of tilt> >~¥ York Philharmonic Ln the fall 1977. FAITH MORCAH OF CM SUCCUMBS AT AGE 43 Faith Morp.n, 43, of 1839 Ot lole, Costa Mesa, who died at her borne Feb. 22, was burled Feb. 25 in Paclf1c V lew memorial park. She is su"lved by her busband Thomas, daughter Pamela Sue Mal:owsty of Wlsslon Vie jo, brothers Rooald and Gary Bathke of Btllnower, sister LaVoone 01-of Costa Mesa, a.nd her mother, lreoe Bathke, Costa Wts&. A rosary service and funeral mass were held at St. JobD tbt B.aptlst CathO- Uc C bUfd) 18 Cost2 Me-sa. RECRUIT GRADUATES lh.r1M prtnte LoollJ R. Peodletoa, 19, 100 of Mr. ud Mrs. Doaald G. Plftdle- toa ol 514 s.ud St., Co-* ........... (rtdut.d tr'Oift ree"ll trtinlllc at tbe MulM Corpe Ree1111t Dtpo(. s. ottco. A FAMILY PARTY was the setting for thl' announcement of the May weddln~ plans of Terq Lvnn [)eL.a.n• L daugh- ter of Mr. anrl Mrs. Davh1 De Lancv or Baltooa Island, and Jon Charles S· hrot>Oer of Costa Mesa, son of Mr. anrl Mrs. John Sett1 of Whll, tiE.>r . MIS5 ()('Lanq Is a u aduate of Corona del Mar high srhool and Is attending Oran~e Coast Colle~e. Her rather IS a Corona dE>I Mu a n om e). HE>r han e Is ex- ecutive Vh e prE>stdPnt of Mr- llro) industr ies rn ~e•llOrt Bea('h. ARTS FESTIVAL SET MAY 14-16 The Newport Beach Cit) Arts Commission wiU pre- sent arts festival '76 oa the mall at Fas hlon Island, Way 14., 15, and 16 rrom DOOQ to 5 p.m. The entries •lU bt' )ldged for cash awards totalinG $1,000. The uaaal Newport B,.ch C'lty award will tx> )Jd(ftd tor permaMot hang"IQG tn Cit} HaD. Tbe thtmt ts "blrenteo. alai," bUt eotrtes are DOt llmlted to ttw theme Jab. )let. All "" mfdla.s wUl be rttpr'Ullftted. Amattar, pro- r.atoaa.l, and )'OUth roriel wtll t~t ~. 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CallfOf'ftla •101 Nor1h e c.n~no ANt ...,.()AIICS 210 Oc.en Awnue L..,na 8eKt\ Celtfomi8 T~:$-1'St1 YARDS Of RIBBONS are turning into bows to decorate colorful azalea plants as well as special prltes for the anma.l philanthropic luncheon and fashion shOw given by members of Las Reinas Auxiliary or the Assistanr e League of Newport Beach Thursday noon, March 11, at the Ne"'PC3rter Inn . Mrs. Stanley Stalia or West New - port, at -left. wbo is opportunity chairman, and Mrs. J. Robert Lawson of Harbor VIew Ho mes, at right, reservations chairman, are he.lplng Mrs. Earl G. Cor kelt of Balboa. gifts chairman, tie up some or the surprises for the day. Mrs. Nell Parkinson is cha irman of thP eveut. Mrs. Lyman Klng is in cnarge of seatlng; Mrs. Keoneth Sampsoo, invitations and Dospitalily; Mrs. Paul F. Smitb, donations; Mrs. Fred Bice, dt>CO rations, and Mrs. K.. G. Hoftlnan. publicity. Mrs. Ftoberl Koehler ls Auxiliary chairman. (Ensign photo.) Styl.i.st FIN I:.' t>F\IGNS. -C•li~•mi aj J Co,c~f>l tolat\lral Halt C""'"9 w•.U•IM OR APPOI~TM 61l-51SJ OP EH 8-6 BOB'S TUE S.~ ... SAT. I PO RT BARBF.P. SHOP 2'901 E. COAST HWY . CORONA DEL 'oiAK TR£ 8L DG. HA RBOR VISITOR you are a newcomer, or know of a newcomer to the Harbor Area who ha s not been wel comed, do her a favor by calllng the Har- bor Visitor betw~n 8 UK! BA T YAH" TO HOLD P ROGRESSin FEAST '•Com e rlim• with us," Temple Bat Yahm 's 3rd an- nual progressive gourmet ~inner, will be presented on Saturda}', Mar ,.h 6,.beginning with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres at -; p.m. at th .. Baywood Apa rtments r:l uh- house, Harbor Vie11· Hill<;., The evenin~ is chaire-d ll)· Mrs. Gene {Mar,.h) W~>mer of Irvine, assisted by Mrs. Kin<\ (Lee) Burstein of Ne-w- port Beach, Mrs. Joe-l (Ann) Moskowitz of Irvine, and Mrs. Leonar•l (~tna ) Balis of Newport BeaC"h , Donation is 317.50 ~t person. Song hails Ef&ht-year-old ........._ stlt!lent Duld RJaQy liiiU composed 1 bteeatealal song, "It's our Arnerlta,'" for his third c nde elua. DaVId accompanies oa tilt pltoo •M1e the •bole eaa. sings. "The cblldrea are all s- thused about lt, ·' sa.ld. teacb. er Pit Wood. "Tbelr wotees 1re really good; and lheJ"re so pf'OUd of David." This Is the f'Lfth SOD& D2Yid has wrJUen {both words uc1 mustc) fo r this students. Others are "Sing," ''Sail with me," ''Bouncing baJJ," a.nd ''Christmas beUs," wh.Jch was performf!d ln Mariners ' Chr istmas pro- gram. ~E W LYWEOS Mary and Wi\llam S. Holstetn Jr. are plrtured with the Rev. Paul M•oore Whe~ler from Hawati in front of t11e new stained glass wlodo""' 1n the sanctuary nf St. JamPS Episcopal Chu rch In Newport Beach. a.m. and she will cau on )'OUt friend with vtl•- a.ble tnfor matloo and 'tfts from friendly busiuss firms which staod rea~ to helJ> he r. btoeome acquainted with her nrw surrouodll\gs. 8 Y J.C.H UIIIPHR1ES J.r. ll11mph~tt '· ""''''' •lt'!Tl'Ol f~:l '•II {".-•/ Rlrd. lot3 • h ,., a (•,•Ia 1,4 r~a fand..,.uk /ror "''''' /lt(m 11< \o•n •;, i • Q f1 tN//tr,nl\ ,,., !'~"'' ""d It'll o•/r,, Rev. Wheele r presides at Ho ls tei n wedding THE HARBOR VISITOR PHONE: 494-9368 o r &46-0174 HEARD ABOUT IP 1 he Rev. Paul Moore Wheeler 1et urned to the noainlarll'l frnm '1is 1 hu t ch m Ucmolulu. H<!~~o'a il, lo of- 1-low:nr~ Hu<11e s !•as su1-filiate at t il<> double-rlnr fa "<>oi at;lin. this tJmP in .vertdmg • o:>remon) wturt1 Sout h AfrkJ, v.hP1e weare unlfl!(! WiJH ... rn S!Pvens Hol- rellahl)' infor med that he s tein Jr. anrt Marr Karer1 is bidding for diamond mme Thompsen late afte rnoon on properties m an effo rt to January 24. comman<1 that industry in The-groom is !11"' o:;on of addition lo b<>inr top n an Mr. anrl Mrs. \\lillam Ste- in ot her flelr!s. VPns llolstein of Comeo Re cession ' You ~'OIIlrl Shores. Mr. anO Mrs. Ches- ca.lll975 a funny}eaJ.RP-ter ThompsPn of Reerl le~ cession and majOr unem-are the parents of the bn de. ployment went hanft in han•1 Mr. Wheeler was r.as tor or 11dth the sale of mo rr> C;~rl-St. J~11res 25 years ago and illacs than Chevvles: n orr is a Jon~ tune frl eur1' of lhe htgh car at rliamonris !han fa ru LI\. Jaw carat; more emP talds Tl iP llnrJ~> wo re a ('anrl le- and r ubies t/lan dia monds. lie-h! E:O'..,'fl of m&>diPva l st)'l- Chines mainland agPnt s in.: aM t arried a r-ascad\ng are buying Eu ropean wa trh trouquet of phalat-nopsis and fa ctories and technolog}. stE>IJiJ.il!Otls with ferns. She Wh}'.., The Chinese hav~ " NQtP lll<l lr-hm~ flowe rs i.n raptlve market of over 700 h&>r ha1r. million, anrt il is rerta ln All enrlin~ liP r in rtustgreen that they also havE: thPi r prin• ess style l':"owns wt>re eyes oo exports as \\'PI !. the ll!d1'1 ol hOnor, Mi ss An economic "one worl,l" Carole GUUert, and the SE'ems cer tain to grow. bridPsmaids, Miss Neil Hol - ~~~~~~==============~;:;;~::;::=;;;:~:•;••;l:";·;•;i;sl;•;r or the groom, Warm up Suits-24.95 t o 37.95 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Men 's & Boy 's Tennis Shirts. & Shorts ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ladies Tennis Dresses & Shorts •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Barbell & Dumbell Sets Baseball Mitts Basketballs ' Racquetball Racquets & Balls Miss Harriet Tullos and Miss Kathleen Henderson. The bridal attendants car- ried bouQuets of spider mums, roses anr:1 daisies. Thomas Asnon served as best man. Ushers included Jordan Jones, wu uam Tul- loss and Paul Legould. A reception at the New- port Harbor Yac ht C lub was followed by a wedding trip through the northwest to Canada. The bride Is a graduate of the UnJverslty of Red- lands and has a masters degree in audiology from the University of Ca.lifornia at Fresno. The groom Is a graduate of Corooa del Mar high school and USC , where he belonged to Chi Phi fra- ternity, He Js a general con- tractor associated With his famil y business, the Hol- stein Industries. The young coople met through organizations dedi- cated to helping deaf chU- dren. They will Uve In Fountain Valley, where the new Mrs. Holstein will con- tinue her work with deaf chUMen In Orange County. _...:L::.:!GAL MOTICE NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARI NG NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council or the City of Newport Beach will lw>ld a puhltc hearing ,regarding General Plan Amendment 76-l .C to the Land Use Element to change the designation of a portion or the lndustrtally-desli- na.ted area of the Koll Center Newport PlannedCommuoity (at the lnterseet1011 of Jam - boree Road aodBtrchSfret>t) to a mtztureof''Admlnlstra- the, Professional IDd Fi- unctal Commercial" and "Retail UJd. S."fce Com- nerclal." NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN thal tlwl nld pllblle hnri.OC wUI be btJ,d oo tbe UDd da)' of lhreb, 19'76, t.t the llour or 1:10 P.M. ta tilt c-eu C ....... rt ol tho City Halt fllllle CHyoiM-rtlleo.eb, CalltDJ'Ilia, at W"bleb dme ud place uyiiDIIIll poriiOOJ ....,....,ed maJ ~AMAr IDeS bt IMird tile ...... Dorll Cieoqe Aetlll( CH7 Clttk Cllr or Newport Boub Pllblboh: liar. f, U?e, In lilt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-1 Newport Harbor Enstcn. ,, OIIIIMTM. 11UG 5ltOW IS 11B-D AT 0. C. C. ·--"'-----... __ ,_, ... .. Of'lllre Coat Ctllllf! .............. , ...... •• ....... .u:t be lleld • ., '?~1. lllaretl s. rn- 1 1o I p~m. Rt'frn:bmtllllb ..Wbo ....... LEFT TO RIGHT: K-b Dole 0..., a-:•--c -toolrt fll-Ono; -· CuoUow Dale Baldwin, Mlss Ca.roliae OWen, Cllipl. G. C. ltleft.rt. a.d tilt Dtellea ol Arp11. Oiltator' .,. tle dltiJH Is TOOl ~.~~De., a fortHr art ps ' .,. M Cal Sbte Fld- lerW, .tao b!-acbes t111:er1ar -Ill ............. Orup Cout aod Smta Aa CoiJeces. Cameos-- Kin tells of Robert Owen NOTJCE OF PUBUC IJEAJUNG Notice 1.1 henbYrJ.ft'll tt.i tbe PbDui:Dc Comm~stoa ol !be City ol N...,.rt Beacb will tad a pt>Uc heariDIIXI a prcposa.l iAWated by tbt Cit}' at Nrwport Beach to ebUCe the name ~ New IUeArtbur Bovlenrd to a yet udelermlDed name. _ By fl~eD Hurt . Tbere is a booklDproeess that Is tmlquely awroprtate for this blcenlemdll year tbough lts creatloo was triggered by a lesser bi- ceuteouy in 1971. The authoress Is nther a newcomer to our New- port Beach area. Her story started with a quest for ~~nJ versal peace and ha rmony ln 1970, using as her n- hicle the 2ooth blrthyear or Robert Owen, her great- great-grandfather. It w:a.s then that she began work on a revlva.l of Interest tn this great human1ta.rian's labors. Ca roline Dale Oweo Bald- win, on a 5 month journey, lectured about him through- out the Orient and the Far East, ending In Britain tor his !99th and 200th birth- day anniversaries. Every- where she went she was met by influential bead.s of cul- ture and go vernment. tn London she aHended a service attheChapelRoyal or St. James Palace. It so happened t hat the royal chap- lain to the Queen, ln his sermon, et~logiuod the br avery or our astronauts. Our writer, Caroline, com- Umented him upon hisser- mon. Then the ChaplaJn dis- r-ove ret'! their mutual in- terest In i'OI"!tf Owen, a native We!shm;,.. . H wa.os he. The royal ctlaplaill had ln- det'd visited with Kenneth and Jane Owen tn Houston. '•So "he exclaimed '•Da vld oa'le Owen ts yoor great: grandfather and Robert Owen your great-great-grand- rather!" Noth.Jng for It, but the lady must join him and his interesting party for a luncheon at lheGarrlckCiub. Later our traveller attended the Caithness Row dedica- tion at New Lanark, Scot- land, the noted cradle or Robert Owen's inlt1al hu- manitarian experiments. Upon her In stigation, the royal chaplahl also attended the occasion. Before the ceremony a formal luncheon was served where the auth- oress shared the places of honor wtth her cousin, Ken- neth Owen, and her gnce, the Duchess of Argyll. At f1rst glance the Duchess seemed happy never to have any personal association with the United States and to knOw little about tt. But later, while staying with their graces at lnveraray Castle, she was foolld to be most interesting and in- terested. Dec 30, 1975, a piece fl)peared in the Wall Street Journal concerning this same Quest of Robert Owen. I Quote a btl from that source: "Conceive, for the mo- ment, the Inconceivable: Mostly over a brief, three- year period, philanthropic, gOYernmentiJ aDd private in- Yestors pour Into troubled New York City the sum or $174 biiUoo. "On a ttny scale, that's just what Is hawenlng to the llttle town of Harmony on the banks of the Wlbash lD eot.lthwestern Indl.a.Da, New H~.tmony Is ooe of thrl pooreat blat mo.t hl.tor1c places in the Midwest. And ln•estors ue ll)e!Ddlng$2:1,. 4SO,OOO or $22,0?0 ror each of the towo'1 9'71 residents, to re!dore aod rm•e It as 1 thrlflac oomm.Uy, "Owea. bit famUJ a.Dd tda rouoweu were llloptu re. former.. 111 New Harmoay they promoted KllltCe, ..,_ el>.l ~tr (lll<hldlac llbo- Utloa ud ,.,...,, llbtn ... Uoa) aed ~"' tree educiUoa. 'I'IKMIP 0.. '1 New HuiDOB)' failed u a commUDt1 lt •m..s as aa lmportMt IIIWJeeiuJ CM· ter, t~~~«la.UJ il theaatlraJ ICieDCell, •tt 1870. Mel ' tho Owooltoo bodJt -. ill>ontorln """ pdiUe boUdlop lMI _, ut ta- pon. ·-It lilt --to-~. "AU Oftr loom, lllt- torleaU.J ··~~--bUJd.. t.Dc•. PIC ap o"r a -.clnd , .... l>tCIJoolac Ill 1114, '"' be.I.Dg restored. llluct1 IN!'W constnrctJoa. 11 ade.r waJ. too. The Nn HartnOIIIJ 11m. • $3 mlllioo hOte l, is opeo lor business. A oew motel wiU rise at the qe or town. Outside town, tbe state of IDdiana has opeaed • 13.7 mUilOII par'l. a.loaC tbfte miles of river froat. In .,me nearby hills, formed by wllltl)town sand and clay 'And wooded with poplars, syca- mores, asheS ud wtldcbl!!!r- rles, two young sabdiYlstOII: developers are preptrtng 175 or more new homesltes. From one hill, workers are trucking clay to nu a rtYer- bank stte in town where a $1.5 mlllloo Ylsttor's cen- ter, the Atheoeum,isabulld- "'<· "The town stagnated for }'ears. Then, in 1941, Ken- neth Dale Owen, a descend- ant of Robtori Owen, married Jane Bl.alfer of Houston. The Owen family had d.I.Sslpated its fortune, and Mr. Owen left New Harmony, worked his was througll college and moved "to TeDs to su'cces- fuUy practice petroleum geolngy. Jane Blatfer Owen was the daughter of an ad - miter of Robert Owen. Rob- ert Lee Blalfer, founder of Humble Otl & Refining Co., now EuoOUSA. VlstttngNew Harmony as a bride, Mrs. Oweo •as "}Changed by the LIG.\1: MOTICI FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The foll owing persons are doing business as: J enlfers Hair Fashions, 177 E. 17th St.. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626: Richard E. Back- strom <;r,, 105 Morristown Ln., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626; Lee o. Backstrom, 105 Morristown Ln., Costa Mesa, CaiU. 92626. This bus iness ls condu cted by • general partnership. Slgned: Lee Backstrom. This statement was rtled with the County Clerk or Orange County Feb. 27, 1976. POOUsh: March 4, 11, 18, 25, 1976, in the Newport Harbor Ensign. F53l57 place """ -to boy ... restore old balldiae•· Tbls tawn of Hew Harmoay Is tbe ooe wbere Robert Owen Rt- Ued dowD lD the year JIU. Robert Owea was • wealthy Scotch cottoa mill owner. ·Jt was be who bought this tcnm of New Harmony from a Germu l.atberaP colon y called R:IIJPites. Owen, bis family, and bls frieods were utopian reformers. Tiley promoted :scleoce, social equality and free edltcation. Althoclgh New Harmony Wled as a commune, ttsur- YIYed u a science center and commercial spot anttl tbe adYent of •atomoblles, when lt declined.. ' "Mrs. KenDeth Dale Owens was enchanted by a • lstt to the bistoric t0W11 in 1941. Through ber great wealth and enormous in - Dueoce, the restoration be- gan," Thus came the start of Carolloe's tnvels and ber own tnnuence Into tbe cber- isltlog of New Harmon as a part of Amencana ln UIU blcenteonW year or 1976. In Marcil, 1974, Lt. Gov- eroor Robert D. Orr of In- diana appointed Caroline as a member of the com mittee on memon.bllla of the New Ha.rmoay Memortal Com- mission. We aU lalow and loYe this new resident of our area. Altb:Ngh she writes UDder the name or Caroline Dale Owen Bald- win, we know her as Carol Allen, the •Ue of Bewley Allen. And now, belng a woman, I must add a postscript. ln a way, U is related to the above subject, althoQgb tt Is not coanected with Carol Allen persooally.lt coocerns our Real Admlral (retired) Robert Berry. He has fin- ished a book of memoirs of hls war nperiences. I had the pleasure of read· l.ng It some time ago. I was entranced with the natural account or his ma.ny adventures. ructna.ted by the array of photO[I:nphsoffam. oos people in aU walks of life whom Bob !mew iDti- LIGAL MOnee mately. I am delighted to NOTICE learn that his book has been OF PUBLIC HEARING accepted by Stanford Uni- NoUce Is herebyctventhat verstty ·-tn be placed in the Planning Commission of tbe archJYes of lbe $43 mU. the City of Newport Beach Uoo Hoover In.stttutloD of will hold a public hearing on Wa.r, Revolution and Peace- Amendment No. 4651nltlated Bulldlng. Dr. sta.ar has in- by the City of Newport Beach Ylted Bob to pay him and to coosJder an amendment his book a Yi.sit iDthe spring. to Title 20 of the Newport So, let vs sa.ltrte people of Beach Muntclpa~ c Ode which dlsUnctton in our Newport would add a "Historical area. Combining District" to tho BOB RETMIER FIRES Zoning Ordinance. Notice Is herelly 1\Jrthor EXPERT WI lli M-16 given that sa.ld public hear-Army Spedallst four ing will be held oo the 18th Robert J. Retmler. 23, 1011 day of March, 1976, at the of Mrs. Mary J. Retmler, \loUr of 7:00 p.m. 1n the 890 W, 15th st., Nnpor1 Council Chambers of the Beach, ftred expert with the Newport Beach City Hall, M-16 rille at SchOfteld Bar- at which Ume and place a.ny racks, Hewa.ll, Ja. %6. and all persoos interested He Ia a clerk lit Cornpuy may ~ppear and be heard C of the 25th lnfutry ot. thereoo. Yllklo'• 84th Enctneer Bit- James Parter. Secretary tattoo. He ts a 1970 ~~ Plumbtc Commluloa ate ol Newport Hubor~tdgll Ctty of Nf'WPQrt Beach ICI!oo4 Ud attfDited 0ruce PellA: M&reb t, 1111, 111 c-Cotltp.JUo wu,,,..,., tbrt Newport Harbor EMID. II ... ~ IIi ll8wa1L Notice Ls hereby further r;lvea that Aid pdbtic bear- inc; wt11 be beld oa tbe Jltb t!ay of March, 1976, at tbe hour of 7:00 p.m. in the CouncU Chambe.Ts of the Newport Beach City Hall, at whir h time and place any and aU per50Ds taterestect may appear and be heard thereon. James Parker, Secretan• Planning CommlsslOfl City ot Newport Beach Publish: Marc.h 4, tbe Harbor ,,,..,l ..... c. ...... v -••u .... T"•" CALL Ul TODAY rO ll A "'"'Ta Our tlth Year IAIIITT iMSUIIAMC t 1'1' Ker\e, 11.4., c. ....... . ao P9 ,,~ -·-lntll'rconthwnt.tJ lnvt-st.nwnt Com~ny 500 N-pot1 Ce"1e-r Dt N-J)Of1 8Hel'l M4·M10 --------- Newrorl Prinlers TOT.\L PIIINTII'!G FACILITIES fOf) N~ffi/I(HI C#ftft~ o,. Sfllte 001 H.-,._... ....... -••••• ************ * Publish Your It It FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT It Jt .. , ..•. I ?'-~j il THt Off.ICIAL N~~Pa Of Jt : ~ !l.U..j THt CITY Of NEWI'OAT IEA01 Jt .. . ~ OF'FICE AND P~INTINt'; PLANT: ~21 E . COAST HI G~.tUY ..... Jt CORONA D~l.. MA-.. CAl..tiFOIItNtA.. 1825 .. * COST OF Pl..US ,,0.00 FOR • .. PUIOLOCATION ONLY $25.00 COUNTY FILING I'U Jt ... 'WIIITI OW CA\.L TMI _,.MGM -"J.·ItM-POW 0PPIC14\. r.I ,A, POa/U ,.,_ IJt P LI.UIIIMD .D.L.A. POII•I TO• ..... 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Zl , da bt~'r o1 Mr. &01 Mr . ~. r~rd Hunsaker of Corona 1.-.1 1iolt, has L~ "'!~ted pr~ostd~t o1 K<~.pp~ 1<41RJ~~ r •• u ma n.1tion.al IKi' ~1 !Ororlty at LISt: • s·~ • "" stu11'!Dl IJOd} ~>~•·rmn• ;u Corc~t:~ 1• I Mar lu~t~ s· t.ool, C.SF rold "'""'t ur Jf traeo l'""'l" team 11 V.J:· or c orooa r1f'l Mu has ~n n<~n !.mt~>rv P<iitor of · Di• tum," slu•J"nt """stl ; ... , lit .\ ""'"*'"' State Uni- YPr S"JI\ Coll,.r• of Let.,.. m fullerton .•• ALtX kiLl ), I J;IJtc.r of Mr>. &ngR'S Rtley ~~r HONOR 11fY MOTHER 1976 ~·spay Plate from Bing &:Grtlildahl ff FIR£ STRIKES. A FEW IECONDS MA V MEAH T'Ht DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LIFt AND DEATH• SOMf :-XPERTS SAY AS MAifY"AS ~OF FIRE Udo Village bank to open YICKI UUGRLIJI tl lle•911:u1 &each, tbe utioall 1971 maid ol eotiDD.. l.af~Nptf'd her world toar 10 n, IIIDme f eL. 14 a.ad belp plu tbe ... , at 0. r~" ~.r ler Oadaoo Cblpter elf.._. Atpba Tt,eta. Stae Is tbe IOC)dwW •mbt'P'irus for till' eottoo 1*ttrJ ud wUJ ril:lt Europe aoo tbe Orient tmder tbt o1 the Sute Oepmmeot. Sbe Is~ of~ Alptu Theta at USC. Tbit MotJien C I~ of ttfl' sorority is hostiDc the day at the ra• ~os ~!art h 13 at the Santa Alllta F<4re Park to provid~o a scbolU'Stlip fUDd for a oeetJ) studt~ohf at USC. MRS. EDWARD ELLIS of Newport Beacb l5 ceneraJ cbalrman r)f the beolillL ol \e~rt 11.... • iiS 1 .. % s--11'-('t~ mana.g~ "'111tor or " • •iol' 1 r o J<W at t.rsr She 1s a 1 '173 rn u t'-of r orooa <:!PI •'ar hle11 s• •aoo l, w1J .. r.. "' .va c d C.. Sf ~olt1 se2l\Jearer arl'1 ntf'mt ... r fJf I ,.. S"Ulnr honoraf) soclet) at1d v. as llst ... 1r "ho's -xr.o •mt>DI! Am~>rlran hl£11 sellf$JI Stu .~Ills: f ATALITIES WERE NEVER TOUCHED BY FLAMES• U l & fiRE MA~SH~l APPROVED FOP HO,.,.FS Af>ARTMEtHS AND 'OR MOBIL.£~ Of\I'EC .. ..., ........ , ...... 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The 46 year oltl flnanl'lal ox" :utiv,. ~an hls banking r are<>r more thau 20 yea rs ae"o. He was forn1er h dt>pUt\ rPI.'tonal manager of Barda)'s Bank. • • • SUSA~ S. .JE:SKL'IOS of Corona 1,.1 Ma'r t as join!M the sales and leasmg swr at tl ... Koll ("'I!flter ~ewport ofJice or ( oltlwPI HankPr Cornmer r.:taJ Brokerace Co. She r"'- ' "'lVP.d-a bar.:helor of arts d~re... at L n .. rkel")', 1s a member of tht:> "\auonal ' '•nt} Learue, UC Alumnt. PTA an<:! ~rass roots poUti('a) activitlt>s. Mrs. Jenkws has :? ta111ren, Crai& and Dana. lJ£51 Al ' A"/ I:-~ , a trJr, ffiUSH'lan and , ... 11 kno• r or r .. •cnra< ourts, ltas bPen oarr;~ E •• ~ .. 4 • .. arn.OJt for r•ran e- ... ~n·!w•ar ll'ltl 1:: }Par \. ' ·.::. !JI VraD.fe, 1 JiG r J! Jram·,. Count\. llE-&1, aloo.: 41'' ·u rsl .. r •:rJE, and other ""'lllbrltl'"c, •! :t;~" r ')I u ... Eastt:>r Seal tPI .. thon '-~~r .:.-d ~!i. Tt~ hrnri t'a1S1Il11 " pain :" 2 \: r 1 .snd 4111 on tUlU" u.rouct f o~st.-r 1· ~r~rll 1 P. 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"l .. r tr•tstPP orr a• .. rs jf'-F: ,. \l l I I C:Tf r rtf Santa -\na f<Jrli;11! n.~ :• ron !~l \1ar, f'H;f[EC: IJi,'l-r I 'tfOlut 1•' Mar, BILL MARKEL, 26, head of a pultllf r elations firm m ~ewport Bea• I , has t•.-.er • nam!M as one of the outstandln.. \OUor rr -=r, ot Ameri• a for 196S, acrordlnl! to t'"' prr . .:ram's t10arr:l of t:!IrP~tors ln ~\as'm'lon, 0. C He has serv!M in the ' S \wal R .-.s .. rve, Pepublican StatP C <>ntral o•· • rr llt<>e, ~atlonal Health Federattor, \\ • ft.., Ht'!us<> a1vanc,. Llau;oo for lOmr· unl a•toos, \pv.-port ildrloor ·onvention anti o1~11ors btJrPau. HP ~~o·as rP~'OR'nized I~ (I p r~· tSI /0\PrnOJPnt for S"rvtces will 1 Ulr lu 1....-1 pro. motton of the Ro}al Danish Expo 1trtnt !Is tour of the U. S. lP\'1\ ·, o~ \PA~ rt RPa •, CHARLES L. MA '\SKE of lrvme has hPen Pl£>r tf'lfl as tlrP fount1ln1; prestr1Pnt of a new 4 year lllieral arts rol- lPre current!\ belnf built ln lrvinP. The nev.· Lutherart Coll~e has been under I oo. strurtioo slnce spring, 19ij, and will open to tl.lll-tlma· TPSII1ent Stut1t:>OtS in Sept POl· ller, The new 43 year old prPsidE>nt had been servl111: .1s ·acting president dlld vi< e-president ror academt affaars" of Christ Collt>t,. c;wr r Aprtl, 1973. He servP<1 for 15 years as Lutlleun campus pastor at USC, where he organized th€' Lutheran congregation. W.ATCH FIRM LEASES SI TE HEAR .AIRPORT Exonu Corp., manufar- tur er s o! dl.(ltal ntr bes, has leased a 5,000 square- foot ottlce at 4101 Wester!\ Place, Airport Area. JCH! Ehret, manager of th<' l rvlne office of Ashwlli- Bur~ & Co., tranacted tht> UO,OOO lease. Du·e Chen, presldPnt or Exonlx, sald the office wa s selected because o!lts cen- tral Newport Beacb location. P .q ll; : :1 • •r.! Htflc:fi T [ 1\t.f i.:.h(,f. ar.-• • (. )UI , 4 'I 1 A Jon.: h"-I J.• •.. or or <~ ros- prO)P· tS 'Jf I' Taruu rd --s. CHURCH NEWS TOTA LL' F41!\ilf(!S HAIIl RE"'40VA l "'" (!WE Lll'ltG ~0 IR RITa.TIII"' • Th£> R .. v. Don 1\ Hz ! the Corona f1 .. \ \l.tr ( rw • Conrr,.~:atlcnd 1 r r l ' ~. be thP >~W3kl'r ;t t·.~ \Lo: 10 noon l~>r.t~>o '-•f\1• tile CJI .. nl131,. ~· f.t .! :r. at 1 o. ,.,.4'fl0rt "'" ~ r H1s top1 .l lll t IS rPvol•ttiOO lr\. T · mtomr ,I ; ... ur .,, ,. :-1• t lnutn< .,d t \\ .. lrw throu~·· Arnl 14 .... • •. spoosort"1 I ' ~~~ r' <': · cbur• h£>c;. • PJ.iiW f Pf Pr V ;. THERA' t~' 1 r .. Mpsa \'£>rl• !lr. F c:•, Mesa • Pac;r "r .\r.l\ ~r. :. •- son, onttnuml· ''' '• Ia! • ser monc;, ~o all rr• • 0 1 •t. topi•, "1 n.·s •l·or :1"'·" at the -3 p.r·. •,,.. .. ~ servkP ~lu h 1 , • THE "\t \\ Pf • • ll · l - BOR CHl'Hf H 1 1~ ! t. If l- Ol1S SC IE~C E. r,~ l • nt• • St., Costa Mt>,s.s II J I romt:>s hark" will • • "r· sP rmon topl of n,. · , . t:leanor Ja kson at II •. thls Sunda \. • ST. MIC HAf.; .., ,\:'\1 ALL A~GELS' E Pl!-t r p;, CHURCH, 3Z33 Pa 1ft \ 1 v. Dr., Harhor VI I'" Htll' • Slx w .. dn£>stla' t>V£>Otnl> ,., lent wlll l>~ln at II. r.n . Marrh 10 ~ith r-r. \1 tJ• Buckle>. a tt>n pt>r.< nr.,,:_ sharing his upertt·n "~ ~J:' tbe CaiUornia M ISSIOn~. i' • serles has b("('n a r r.HtP by Gordon \eaton, ll\ ...... ststant. • THE HARBOR Tld\r ~ \ BAPTIST CHl'Rt H. 1~3u ~ .... nee l).Q9783 F'ICTlTlOUS Bl'SI\f'\' NAME STATEt.H 'T The followlnr ~rs '" ll' dofn« bustMss .ls· P Jrl~'~t Pa.rk Printer , 3601 v. ,1,. - Arthlr, Suitt> 908, Sant1 '""· Ca. 9Z704: Iris PfPff.-t, U 14Z T'ullp St.. t'l Toro, Ca. RUO. Tbla blaslMss Is r oo.1u rtl'o1 bJ aa 1Dd1•1~a t. Slped: Iris Pfeff('r. Tlds ltatement was CI1M wtth tbe County CI Prk o!Or. ..,... County Mar. 1, 1976. Plbllsb: Marr h 4, 11, 18, I$, l lr76, In tilt' Ntwr<>rt Manor Enstp. ~ -532·41 fq~·"'r • ·., "Sta \iesa p tnnt!l \!3: t 13, Pastor , .r.t· .; d.n ... ·All! t£>3 II a 3~-! •r ! 11 •r,n ,.,·ho h31P ' re~olurto""' • rwo .. "''~ 10 ·~•1HJ¥~ un- Manlt d tu ., ~,. ~,~ p~rt of your bod~ Th~ ~·''"<>d '•.ut 1no d~~ not rt Qulrt r.,t « of n~tdles In fact mal.t·UO ~~ !)f IOOII~d rmrnt dlltely after tht tru· "''"' • Qr ! ..ra1 1· - :, llr ! . t aptlZ.P·i. T1tl" ........ ~ 1: IJOllnue for (i • 1r ,J\'-, !ron ~to lCa.n •. 21 01 E Cout Hlilt'y .• Corona del Mi r 675· 7720 (Next to Kim's) FTD (,rtl'n Rihhon Pl.tn£ ~P~CIAL ... \X ' Jndt·rin~ ' Jc\\ Pl.tnh ~ I z-, I, • l'u•{'ro • t t • • • • ' Q" d 'I J. I /, , I ••• I •• ,, f [· ~0 HI I I I ' ~I ' ' ~ It ., ~ I• For Color in t h<: un1111l'r Sh.tdc ... Tl Bl ROll, HEC;O NIAS I r ", • I qs~ttlr h .'f'rl ict, and Quality '-\in rr> I <J 16 NlJRSERY- FLORIST l)u~ II t#c'/)C•ndJ;. nn~riu PLtnt ... tart ,, our umm<:r v~gt:rab k· Garden 0 \\ ... \1 \ /II I \ I() I llrr • fr c < I I I If 1 f \au • and ~f'rc • t'l 1'1'1 ~' • •• f'" (. Jal a(tc"• , ... ,11,,.,, .. ,,., \\f L IMit . , .. c ... t•"'•' 2640 Harbor Blvd., (,osta M~ ONN DAILY e..• .,_.YIN f Greg on ballet tour Gnc 01t1or1e w CIDIDe ...... tlomf:. Be IGt for ..... .. will be "" oplo .. !lord..,-.... ,.,..,._ tea Ballet Tbelltre ftallbes a S ...ek tappmeal at tbe Dorothy Clludler PaYWoe Ill Loo -.... btcllls a 2 Week ND ID SID f ran- cisco. Grec •••-danet.ac Ud aet-ln& most or the time he ... Uvlo« at tltfM lD tbe Hartlor Area. He wu Ill the Corona del Mar hlcb school pro- daetloo ol '' Marne" ln 1971 and he play~ ·~u .. er " In tft~ m•.dcal pl"'dactlon by that name at the L aguna Moultoo Theater. CREC OSBOR~ E Re &llo stded with Doi"'tllly Jo Duct Sbldlo a.od thoo luPI daoelnc there, ...:! wu a membu of the l4pu Civic Ballet Com- puy (DO'W' 'hatlet PacUlca) tDd ltvdled with Llb Z:a.ll 11 1...qwaa. He was the wtn- aer ot thl!!f seolor sweep- IRitea ...reb for talent put oa by tbt Newport Hartlor Exeftan(e Club an<! went oa to wtn the divlsion contest. BrealtiQK both legs In a toboggan aceldent ln Ken- tudky made Gr eg seek dance therapy aod started htm 011 his career . He won a s<'hOI- arshlp in his field Wilh Texu Christian Universil)', and other scholarships took him to N~w York CitY and tlnally with the American Ballet Theater. Although he has been offered contracts as principal dancer with other ballet compan1es a<.:- across the nation, he n•. newed his optiOO with the American Ballet Theat~r and is currently in the mid- dle of the. tour "''hich wtll ta.ke them to 3 mon• rna jor clUes before t hey open their sea son at the Metropolitan Oper a hou~. Greg Is the son of Mr, and Mrs. J . MatthE>Y.'· Os. borne of B1g Canyon a nd Kentucky, Residents not polled A prlvat<> ftrm dolng a count}'-f'trul nced stud}' of Orange Count}' Airport's future is getting opinions from buslness operators around thE> airport, but not from loca.l residents, it was revealed last week. SIX)kesmen for tile' Los Angeles •:onsultlng fir m said last Thursda~ that the coun- t}· did not ask t hem to poll resiriO?nts as part of the $250,000 stu d). The heuing at Estock elementar ~ school is one of a series during whic h the Daniel, Mann, Johnson and Mendenhall finn is taking publ!(· testlmon) on the air-port. The SIU\1)' IS par t of a count ~ f.'ff!lrt to convi!W'E' state official s that the air- port should be granted an e.:rtenslon of a vari3Jice that ano .... ·s it to operate outsld£1 of state. mandated noise lim- its. Itt On April ~t he state Dept. of Transportation v.·ill tJe- gln 5 dJ.ys of hear ings on the va riance. Th~ I'll) of Newport Beach, a Santa Ana Heights hOmeowner r,roup and the Communit}' Airport Council wUI be parues to ttK> hParlng, along ~~o·tttt the count\, which operat+>s the- airpor t. Homeowners near the air. field !lave complain~d that noise anli darur;er Jev,.l .s J.r· too high. 'NATION UNDER GOD' "One :->atlon Linde r Cod "' wJII b~ th<> theme of th{' lunrheon me,ling of the Women's fellowship of Plymouth Congr<>gationJ.l Chu rch at 10 a.m. Wt'{l nes. da.y , March 10, at U1e Tusllr1 home of Mrs. Davill CoOOe, 17661 Norwoor1 Park.. Dor . othy Dodak, ('OOrdina to r for Southern California regis- tration o!Chrtstlan frPMom Foundation, ,...·ill speak. MAID CLAIMS RAPE Two men fa ce possible c r iminal r ha rges this week aner a maid at a Corona del Mar mott>l accuse-1 them of raplng her last Saturday in ttl(> CDM home of one of the s uspects. Police arrested Anthony Vi ctor P:~terno, 29, of 518 Begonia, and Vince nt Joseph Cola, 43, of Anaheim, after the maid said she wa s lured to Paterno's 'nome and then raped after the 2 men thn•at- eneJ her. Both a re emplorE>es of J mobilehome fil m in Ga r<1··n Grove . Sewport dete-t ttv.: K,:.n Smith said yestenla) t11,11 a del'ision will Ue nra.t<>, probahly by Frida}, on wt1,11 charges, if any, will l>l' g rought by ti1E' t1istrtr t at- to rney's offire. Eliminate curb cuts? About 30 un-ulilized curL cuts alon'l Coast HY.'}. in Corona r.l"'i Mar may be closed off to provid{' addf'd curbs ide parking. Nt>Wport Beach City Coun - cil will look Mo:~day night at 3 allernatives proposed by Public Works Director Joseph Devlin: • NOTIFY owner s of the STOP SMOKING CLASS OFFERED A •·stop smoking" class, sponsored by the county health rtepa:tmPnl anli the Newport.Mesa schOOl diS· trtr l, began Monday at New- port Harlior high s cllool. Fr ee classes will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. each Mon. da} 3Jif1 Thursday for 4 weeks. Classes lVIII include ftlms, speakers and group lnteraction, according to Bob 0\soo of the health depart- ment. Further lntormalion Is available by calling the health department at 776. 5551, extension 283. BURGLARS HELPED BY UNLOCKED DOORS Residents of OakWood apartments contlr.ed to be plap td this week by tMtr . glau whO take advantace of unlocked doo rs. 'lt'lle Robert Abn.m• left his alldlac glu s door un -*ted at hll aoutmtat at 1955 Sberl.lleka, a bllflltr took I TV ... , I •ltell Mel -I'll pain of pld doll Ulb, Total,_. waa .... tiJoatod at $J,H$. hftril Umet: lll reetDt .,-, --owollors a" faqatt• ., lock eltbt.r ---·-or tlldll( pa 410on. Till .-... --lolal-.......... ,tisn•dDUan. ,, properties that the •'Urb ,..uts must he closed. [f owners don't r·omply, h:n·e t it; CrPWS do the )otJ and bill the property owners. • ABSORB t he cost ot c losing off thP most rritiral open curbs, at an !'SttmaU:'<1 cost of S!SO each. • 00 NOTHI~G. '"These are curL •'Uts arvl driV!''4'ays that HE' not being used now," e xplains M t. Devlin, ''and dosing them would result in arld<>d on- street parking alonl.' the hign..,•ay, where pa r kin~: space is already crltJcal.'' MARTHA RAYE GIVEN AWARD FOR SERV.ICE Petrlcks Galleries of Newport Beach presented the George Washington bi- centennial porcelaln bust l>)' Cybls to actress Martha Raye at a recent 82nrt an- nual California gift show held at the BUlmore Hotel, Los Allgeles, ~. Actor John Russell of the "Lawman" TV series madP the presentation to Miss Raye for her many years Of UIIHiftSb efforts tnd SUP· port of . our servicemen trouad thfl worl«'', SHAK~SPEARE SHOW 10 OPEH MARC11 16 ·•wuuam Shakespeare: his works and Um ts" Is the title of an eXhlblt oa display Ml.l"tll 16 t hrough Aprtl 9 t.n ll'lt Orange Coast Collect library. loci~ In the exhibit a re 41 photo(~. In color tnd bllck IDd wtltte, TOO LATI TO CLA$SifY WANTED -· U. S. Patent OfftC4 Otfle lal Gutttt, Vol. 907, F"tb. lS, 197S, ..... p-64()-0074 • \ THE BICEN TENN IAL LOOK Is modeled b}' members oJ AndPrsen sr hool PTA as the}' get read}· for the bt- t·e utennial fatr, sel for Man·h 20. It is the SC"tool's major PTA lund raiser of the year, and wtU inciOOP Martha Washln~ron's tJa ke shop, Honest Abe's trading post, ho! dogs, l'ltili and priz.P drawings. From left ar e, stan11lng, L}dla Petlis and Kath}" Roberts and, sitting, Sharon Ju r.:ensen and Paulett Parsons. (Ensign photo.) Women execs promoted Four worllPII {'Xet'utives at Laguna F·""<h'r al Savin~s and Loan Asso,·iatton, Lal!una Be:~r·h, r >?• elvPfl promotion.~ at tho:> last ho.trd or dire-r t- or s m~+>tirw, Mi ss Lorna Mrll s, pr .. sldent, ar1noun•·e-'>. 'Ill<>\ .~re: Mrs . f ram·es Hdll<>r, Vi• P.pr<>St•!.-nt an.1 OJ)"ro~tiurJ<.; C'ffl • • r; Mrs. An - atalit· ,\rmsrrr>nL::, a~s tstam \"I• ~<-J.If'·<;t•l,n! ant s .• vrn~·l'> supervisor: \lro; .. ~rm ( ro•- ker, asstslant vt• r--presi- r!ront and ~>sr ro•.1. S\lpl-'fVtSOr. anrl \lrs . l\dlt1nn H. Grlli- lan•l. J'>SLSf:lnl vio <>-presi- •l"nt JJJtal S,win~s HI Uerert•l•er, 1~63, as <In in- s uranrE> rl•·rk and Slfl •·f! has worked in nearly all depart- m ·nl s . Mrs. Armstrong has been witll Laguna Federal for 5 ~·ea rs as teller, assistant c hief teller, savings offl::er anrt savings manager. Mrs. C rocker has been a member or the esLroW dt!- partment for !i \'ears. She joined Laguna Federal as escrow supervisor in 1972. Mrs. Guilliland, first wo- man UranC'It mana ger for La- bUna Fedenl Savings, has be.:n "''lth thE' Association for t he la st -; years. She holds a d€-~rt><> m advertising journalism from the Uni- ver sit y or Wisronsin and a graduate diploma from tne A men can Savings and Loan lns titull!. H•'• ~ acMdil tat --·· nplat meet.iac o1 tbe Newport Btt.ch City COWK:ll, stut- llc at ?:JO p.m., I.e t.be .,...,u belldlar. • JASNINE CREEK p1la chugn, wtdctt WOilld ru~lt ~ fewer ~ts aDd ~• modltlcatloe to street plans wUl be tbe Sdbjeet of a public hea.ri_rw. • APPOINTMENTS wU1 be considered for one va- cancy each on the Ptannlnc: Comm!ssloo a.nd the Puks:, Beaches and Recreatloo Commission. • DOG leash law vio. lators would have to pay fines ranging from S2S to $250 under te r ms of a new o rdinance ttP lor l.ntroduc- tlon. • SKATEBOARDS would be banned from certalo streets with grades of 6 per cept or steeper under an ordinance to be studied. • MARINERS MI LE CO, will complain aboutpropert} dpvelopment taxes assessed agalnst Its rebuldlng of the bu.rned -out block on Coast Hwy. • CLIF F HAVEN Com- munity Assn. will as k Coun- cil permission to put a community ident lfication sign on curr Dr. • CUHB CUTS on Coast Hwy , in Corona del Mar will he studied for possible c toslng. .. DRAINAGE PROB LE MS In the East Bluff area will be the targel or complaints b)' t h~ Bluffs Homeowner Assn. • HI LLSIDE d"velopment restrictions wilt be dis- C'usse-<1. • PARKlNG LOT on Coast Hwy. near Hoag hospital will bt> proposed for sub-lease to Bob Abbott, who wants to dE'Vt>l~ It as a rec rea- t ion vehicle storage lot and t<>nnis ~:enter. FAURE 'S "REQUIEM " AT ST. ANDREW 'S Tht? "Requiem" byGabr i- AGENDA FOR p LANNERS, :,10 ~:u~~ w~11 1~1t;: ~~~~%~ co l.ie present~ by the sanc- lllat} rhOir of St. Andrew's i'o:ewport !learh Pl anning r orumic;<>ionPrs fa • P thP fol- lo~~o·m,· J~•Pfi'IJ Y.'I!<'O t h~>~ me€'! !onit:hl, ~l~r r ll 4, at "7 p.n' tn !!rt• I tt\ Counnl rlldmUer m f1 OH! of{ ih Ha n: • PAt IF H \'!C:\1. homes prO)(>(·!, ll"hlt·l1 • all!> fo r 11.11 c;mgle lamtlY hontf'S n<>JCI 10 Ri o· C ~mon r"'"ervoir, Is up for hna! ~uapapprovaL • \ ·\t fiT tl t:l~ fa ,..tlu~ pHmH is sou~ Itt IH \'o\"aePrs Ya • Itt Clut., to b~> tor.l{(>fl at Z814 l.;,f,,·.<>tte in('annE>n v illai!;l'. • VABKl:O.C.. rt'Qttlreml'nls for offilf' loutkhn.:s ,....ould '* an .. •nd .. r! I•\ J proposal !h:~t would ru ak" J !lowarv e fo1 ,.a r pool us ... • \1 AI1l~"EH::. MILF :n<>a pl:m IJ>':irin~. or hz imL.Il) LOCALS BACKING FORO REELECTION Ar•'lliiP•I Wtltta m Fic ker, lrvinr Co. put •ti• tst Thomas Wll• k, ,tnrl r1Pw•loper Don Koll, all or ~e.,..'JX)rt, wHe namP<"I this w£oek to a 9- mem' er Orang12 Count) steerrnt! 'ommlltee to run the .ocal l ampaign to rr- eled Presld~nt Ge ral1l For t1. Marcia Bents of Bali.IOa, r o.C'hairman of t he presi- lient's rount}'('ampalgn !'om- mittee, mad·· the announc e- ment of the steering r om. mittel? a ss i~nments. Other s na med to the steer - lng p:roup w'drP So~ndy Be r- w!ck of Oranl(e, Ray QuiJ;Ie}' of Irvine, George Sa vord of Cypress, John Seymour of Anaheim, OotliP Stll\wt ll of Santa Ana and Ha rriet Wieder of lhmlington Beach. State Senator Dennis Car - penter, also of Newport, is ro-cha\r man of thE' presi- dent's stat" rampaign com- mittee. ROBERT BECK ER . 62. OF O.IFF HAVEN DI ES Robert Bf'r ker, 62, of 412 Signal Rd., Cliff Haven, who died Friday at Hoa~o1 hOspital, wu burl~ Monday in P1 rtftr Vie"" memorial park, ~!arbor V t@w lUlls. Acrordlng to Bell -Broad- way mortuan recorr1s, Mr. Bec ker WllS a truck driver and was a former lieutenant commander of the Ba lboa Power Squadron . He was a Los Angeles native and had Uved her e slncP 1946, He l& survived by his •tte Grt et. daughters 8oberta AM Dtmlng of Irvine and Cioa McComb of Balboa, and brothen Raymond of Dana Potnt a nd Georce of Monter- ey Park. St"lces wert CODdlld.td MoodaJ at BtU-Bl'OIU!ftJ Chaptl In Costa Mea by the Ref. Cecll Pamphrey, s r·heduled for tonight, <will LP postponPl Mar ,....ill be sought b} George Stephens of San- ta Ana. Tonight's meeting will be prer edt>d b}" an infor mal stu- rt} s~ssion, starting at2 p.m. Comnussioners arE' ex- pected to study the Santa Ana River gr e€nbelt plan, s idE" ya r d reQuirements in plan- ned community areas, a pre. sentation by Paul Hummel of Corona d€'1 Mar on per- missive property uses, ant! a d iscussion of parking ma - na~·ement planning. COFFEE RECEPTIONS FOR PER TREBLER Two coffee receptions for Newport City Council candi- date Per Trebler wen an- nouncetl UJi s weekbysuppor- ters , Tonight, March 4, Mr. and Mrs. John Stahr will host a receptioo at tDei r home at 4639 Roxbury, Cameo Shores. Reservations may be made by calling ttK>Stahrs at 673 -8343. ~ext Thursday night, Marrh 11, the Robert Shep. ards will be llOiits at their home at 1219 Sand Key, Ha r . bot View Hills. Their phone number is 644-61 49. Both meetlngsstartat7:30 p.m. Pr(>Sb)terian C hurch at 7:30 p.m. Sunr!a)'. March t4. The r oncert will also include mu- !>tr ll} llen r}' Purre\1 and Thomas Tallis. Charles Fr iesen, r!irector or music rninistries at St. Andrew's, ~~o•ill conduc t the G5 voice sanctuary choi r and 16 member cllamber or ches. Ira In the performance. Tom Leona rd will preside at the organ console. featured so- loists will be Luella Smith, soprano, and Josh Wight, baritone. A donation of $1 will be requested. GARAGE OF VICTIIII USED BY BURGLARS Burglars apparen t ly parked In their victim's garage last weekend white they ransacked a West Stde condominium of loot valued at SJ,&lO. Npwport police said bu r- ii:lars broke In the front door of importer Karl Yu Wi ng's home at 24 Kamalii, New- port C rest, between 8 a.m. F riday and 5 p.m. Sunday, and ransacked the residence. The electronic garage door was disconn e<:ted and opened, aod evidence indi- cates that a vehicle was parked in the guage, pollee say. Stolen valuables included a microwave oven, 2 TV sets, stereo equipment, a tape recorder, typewriter, calculator, tool desk, and other Items. Gun buying try charged Two S[anton teenagers wer e ar rested by Newport pollee here Feb, 22 and ac~ c used or trying to buy 10 pistols from undercover of- fi cers. Michael Salinas, 18, and an un-named juvenile boy a re believed to belong to a Stanton youth gang, pollee sa.id. Detective Capt. Richard Hamlltoo said the 2 con- tacted the tmdercover of- ficers the week before and appeared: .to be shopplbg for ·stolen hDdCUns and ex~ ploslves. A deal wu ar - rance<l. with the youths agreetne to pay $S20 for the 10 JUDI, Capt, HamUton said, and the arrttt wu made when tht )'OUOCsters met the underOOYer mea In a rest- aunnt pukl.Dc lol oo w. CoutHwy. Botb wert a.rmed with sawed-oft lbotpal, accord- laC to J)Oilct, but olft rtd DO rH lltuce when ar-·-· SallDls wu booked oa a c tlarct of couplrlDC tort- ctlft Jtoltn proprtrty, IDd the juventle was turned over tb authorities at county juve. nile hall. SGT. MELODY TONER IS ON SUPPLY DUTY Army Sergeant Melody L. Toner, daughter of Mr. an<1 Mrs . Jolln H. Toner, 954 Corooado Drive, Costa Mesa, was asslgned re- cently as a supply sergeant wltb HeadQuarters Detach- ment, U. S. Army Garrieoo, Camp Humphreys, Korea. Melod.y entered the Armytn August, 197!, and com ~ pteted basic trailliDg at Ft. McCiellu, Ala. PILOT SAFETY TALKS TO IIECIH IIAROI lrnt onaco Cout conoce, ., ,_ntloo with lhe Ftdtnl A•laUoa Adml.DJ.Itratloa, It: prtMDtillc 4 Mood.IJt'fea.tac ltetuet • plk)l attty, M· clllolll( MarCh 15, """' T:IO 1o 11:)0 p.m., Ill Flat Artl Hall 111. 'l'hl opeal .. IIC· tare wtlt look t.t weatM latormatloa 11 U •tteclsftJ· 111c • . . . . . . ' .. " DWIGHT BROWN IS DEAD AT 83 Retlred la•n.acdllft Dwf&lll """"" ea. or m E, 11t.b. Costa Mesa. died MOOOIJ at a local eo~.,.l. eseeeC hOme. Servtces are sebtltllled tor 11 a.m. todaY at Pad ft<: Vltw ChaPel lll Ha.l'bOr VIew HUla, Mr. BroWll was bon IJ'I Olathe', KID., and was past commander of American Legioa posts there and tn Kansas City. He was a 50- year Mason, and past master of the Olathe lodge. He Is survived by his wife Roberta, daughter Man· Hen ry of Costa Mesa, 2 grandchildr en, a great- grandson, and a brother in Kansas. Following thP service con-· ·dueled hy Dr. James Henr y, his son-otn-law, entombment wiU be In PacUic View Me· mortal Park. YOUNG SALT Donnie Darnell , 5, of 221 Driftwood, Shor e CliHs, ta kes ove r the whe-el of M. S. Explorer, during the old sailing ship's 4-day visit here. The vessel was U@d up .at the Coast Guard dock for public Inspection, then lett Feb. 25th for the east coast and the bicentennial observance. It traveled Dere from San Francisco, \\'here it was r estored by a non-profit group of sailing huffs, ln t he early part of this century, it was an Ice breaker , then a lumber ship. (Ensign phOto,) Pay hike talks Mar. 9 .... Plus Supt. John Nicoll Issued a call this week rc~~ me m- ber s of the general publ\r to tur n ou t for the ne xt ~ewport-M esa Boar d of Education meetine Ma rch 9 at TeWinkiP school in Costa Meo;a . PtJbl k reaction will be sought to teacher requests for a 10.3 per cent pay raise next scllool rea r. The- request, if okayed br the school board, would add an estimated $3.1 million to the district budget next year, says Dr . ~icoll. The salary l~vels being sought by teachers would s tart at $11,000 a year a nd UJCXY IADV " go up to a maximum of S22,1 ~8in 10 years. The board meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. TeWinkle school 1s located at 3224 N. Califor- nia, Costa Mesa. WE ARE CLOSED fOR REMODEL INC, BUT ARE SHOWING AT HICUEL THEATRE , DOG DRY ,Aft C IIIDDN ··THE MAN WHO WOULD •t"ktNG"' ITAftTI l'fll. J!IJ TAXI DRIVER ..,..,. .. ~ ........... r ......... ~."'""'' - '· ·---- BRISTOL CINEMA IV AJCE DOESN'TUVE HmEAWMORE PLUS· Co-Hi t: "MAN FR IDA Y" :-... : ...... , : •••r - f-.C.Scoet ·----I"Thc ••*n~~urg·l ··-.:r:-·--.......,_ ..... ftJ CO•HITI "THE Gft£AT WAL DO I"'EPI"'IIt" .... __ -· . -~ -- I ' ' -1 - •'A REPUBLIC -IF WE CAN KEEP IT" rly prouJ ly hy day ... 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GREG OSBOR~ E He 111o · stddlect trJtb Dorotby Jo Ouee Studio and llleo Ia,... daDclnc there, &ad: wu a member of the LIPU Ctrie Ballet Com- puy (Dow Ballet Paelflca) IDd. studted witb LUa Zalt at Lacuna. He was the win- Der of tbe senior sweep-. stMes aeueb tOr taleflt put oa by the N"J)Ort Harbor EzchJ.nce Club and went oo to wtn the division contest. BrealdDg both legs in a toboggan aedclent in Ken- tudky made Greg seek dance tbenpy and started him oo hls career. He won a sr·liOI- arstltp in his field with Teu.s Christian University, and other schola rships took him to N('w York City and f1Da.lly with the American Ballet Theater. Although he has been offered contracts as princlpal dancer with other b<l.llet companies ac- acros:5 the nation, he re- newed his option with t he Amer ican Ballet The:lter and is cur rently in tht' mid- dle of the tour whic h will take them to 3 more major cities before they open their season at the Metrop::llitan Opera house. Greg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ma tt hew Os- borne or B1g Canyon and Kentuckr. Residents not polled A private !trm doing a county -financed study of Orange Cou nty AiflXlrt's future Is gett ing opinions from buslness ope rators around the airport, but not from local residents , it was revealed last week, Sp::ikesmen for the Los Angeles consulting firm said last Thursday that the coun- t~· did not ask them to poll residents as part of the $250,000 study. The hea ring at Estock elementary school is one of a series during which the Daniel, Mann, Johnson and Mendenhall fi rm is taking pUblic testimon}' on the aillJOrt. The study is pan of a county effort to convirrct- state officials that the air - port shOu ld be granted an ertension of a va riance tha t allows il to ope rate outside of state-mandated noise Urn- its. • On April ~the state Dept. of Transporta tion will toe. gin 5 dl}'S of hearings on the variance. Til~ cit} 0 1 Newport Beach, a Santa Ana Heights homeowner group a.nd the Community Airport Council will be partit>s 10 the hear ing , along with triP counl}, whkh opera!es thf' airport, Homeowners near the air· rield have compl:linffi th:ll noise and danger levels .1 rt· too high. 'NATION UNDER GOD' "One ~ation Undt!r God" wilt be the lh£>mE' of the lunchron mE-eting of the Women's Fellowship of Plymouth Congn:>galional Church at 10 a.m. Wednes- day, Mar ch 10, at the Tustin home of Mrs. David Goorle , 17661 No rwoorl Park. Dor- othy Doda k, coordinator for Southern Califor nia regis- tration of Christian F rPeOo m Foundation, will speak.. MAIO CLAIMS RAPE Two men h.ce fXISSible cr iminal c ha rges this week aft er a maid at a Corona del Mar motel accused them of raping he r last Saturday in the COM home of one of ll'le suspects. Police arrested Anlhom' Victor Paterno, 29, of 518 Begonia, and Vincent JosE>ph Cola, 43, of An aheim, after the maid said she was lu rt-d to Pate rno's home and t hen r aped after t he2menthreat- t'ne\l l'ler. Botl! are emplorees of J mobilehome firm in Ga rrt .. n Grove. :-;'e~~o'J)Ort detective Ken Smith said yesterd:~~ that a decision will be marie, prot-ably by Fr ida}", on whJt charges, if any, wiU l)e g rought by the district at- to rney's offke. Eliminate curb cuts? About 30 un-utillzed curb cuts aloog Coast H'olt'~'. in Corona riP! Mar may be closed off to provide add@<! curbside pa.rking. NewpoM Beach City Coun- cil will look Mo:1day night at 3 alternatives proposed by Public Works Dir ector Joseph Devlin: • NOTIFY owners of the STOP SMOKING CLASS OFFERED A "stop smoking" class, sponsored by the count}' health rtepa:1ment and the Ne wport-Mesa school dis- trict, began Monday at New . port Har bo r high school , Fr ee classes will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. each Mon- da}' and Thursday for 4 weeks. Classes 111'111 lnclude fil ms, speakers and group interaction, acco rding to Bob Olson of the health depart- ment. Further information ls available by calling the health department at 776- 5551, extension 283 . BURGLARS HELPED BY UNLOCKED DOORS Residents of Oakwood apartments contlraaed to bt pla.gued this week by bur~ glars whO take advanta(e or 11nlocked doors. When Robert Abrams left bls slldlDg &lass door un- locked at hie aputlneot at 1"5 Sher flltGD, I bllfllU tool&: 4 TV lilt, a wateb ud M•tn.l p&lrt ol COld elufl --i,IDO. To1o1 -wu ... t:ln'Wed at $2,&15. hnnl tlmH ID reeeat •HU. lfiPartmMit dwellers laue torsott• to lock etthtr lloolr -door doa..,.JU or .udllc rtuo dooro. Tbo ..----IGQI-... Monllllil•"" llollan. properties that tile curiJ cuts must he closed. If owners don't r-omplY, ha ve r lt} crp~~o·s do the job and bill the proper!}' owners. • ABSORB the cost of closing off the most critical open curbs, at an eslimated cost of $150 ea.ch. "" 00 ~OTHI NG. "These are curb ,..uts and dr iveways that <~re not belng user1 now," explains Mr. Devlin, "and c losing them woul d result in addPd on. s treet park.lng alon¥ tile htgnway, where parking space Is already critical." MARTHA RAYE 1:1VEN AWARD FOR SERV.ICE Petricks Galleries of Newport Bea ch presented the George Washington bi- centennial porcelain bust by Cybis to actress Martha Raye at a recent 82nrl an- nual California gU1 show held at the Butmore Ho tel, Los AngeleS. Actor Jobn Russell of the "&wmao" T-V series made the presentation to Miss Raye tor her many years of uuelflsh efforts and sup- port of our servicemen aroaud. tbe world. SHAKESPEARE SHOW TO OPEN MARCH 16 "WUJiam Sbakes pea re: bls -works and times" Is the tltle of an exhibit oo display March 16 through AprU 9 In the Orange Coast Co11ege library. Included in the e1hlblt are 41 pbotograpbs, 1.n color and bllct t.Dtf wbJ.te. .TOO LATI TO CUUIFY WANTED •• U, S. Patent om.ee ottlcW Cia.Htte, Vol. 90?, Feb. 13, 1973, '-· p-640-0074 • \ THE BICE NTENN IAL LOOK Is modeled by members of AndPrsen school PTA as they get r eady for the bl- f"eutemtial taH·, set for Mareh ZO. It is the school's major PTA fund r.aiser of t.he year, and wtU lncltJde Martha Washln~ton's bake shop, Honest Abe's trading post, hot rlogs, ('hili and prize drawings. F rom left are, stanrttng, Lydia Pettis and Kath~· Roberts and, sitting, Sharon Jurgensen anr1 Paulett Parsons, (Ensign photo.) Women execs promoted Four wowpn exer·utl ves at Laguna Fl'fleral Savings and LO:lJl Assodation, Laguna Bea1·h, 1 e1 t-iv ert promotions at thP l~st board of di rect- ors mE"etlrw, Miss Lorna Mills, prf'sident, announces . The~ .tre: Mrs. F ram·es Hatler, VI • E.--prcstdl:'nl aOO OPf'rJtions offi• '"'r; ~Irs. An· atalll· Ar mstron.·, assistant vke-pr ... s lden t anrt s:o vino:s supervtsor : \I rs •. ~nn C ro('. ker. asststant Vlt"f'-presi- r!Pnl anr! escro\1' suJ>('rvisor , anr! Mrs. !\iithnn R, Gilll- lanrt, lS<>ls tan! vir·P.presi- r!Pnt anrl mana"er of t ile Lak>:-Elstnon· !or Jill holflt·p, Mrs. Haller .~tii rtM -A'lth Lar:ur1 1 ~ e•lfta! Srtvinl.'s in De-eernbe r, 1\163, as an in - surarKe r l,rk and si rwe has wor kE"d in nE'arty all depart- m -nts. Mrs . Armstrong has been with Lagt~na Federal for 5 year s as teller , assistant r hief teller, savings officer anrl savings manager. Mrs. Crocke r has been a member of the escrow dl'- partment for S years. She joined Lagt~na Federal as escrow supervisor in 1972. Mrs . Guilliland, fi rst wo- m:.n br ancll manager for La- guna Feder~! Sa vings, has been with the Association for the last 7 r ears. She holds a degree m advertising journalism from the Unl- \'ersit r of Wisconsin and a graduate diploma from tne Arnencan Savings and Loan Institute. ....... lloo_ ... _, ............. •Mlllrlr ol the Me•pcnt lloocb Ctty c-:u_ llbrt- tac at 7:10 p.m., lA tbe ......u bolldlar: • I ASKIN£ CREEK pllla ehu(es, Wlllt.h WOIIId re.a1t ta fewer bomes a8d .ome modlllcaUoa to street piau wlU be the subject of a public hean.-. • APPOINTMENTS will be cOD.Sidered for one fa- caney each on the PlaftDiDC Commlssioo and the Pub, Beaches aDd Recreatioo Commission. • IX)G Jeasb law 'lo- btors would han lo pay floes ran&lng from $25 to t250 under terms of a new ordinance up for Introduc- tion. • SKATEBOARDS would be baooed from certain streets wltfl grades of 6 per cent or steeper under an ordinance to be studied. • MARINERS MILE CO, will complain about propert} deYelopment tues assessed aga.inst Us rebuldlng of the burned-out block on Coast Hwy, • CLIFF HAVEN Com . munity Assn. will ask Coun- cil permission to put a community identification sign on CUff Dr, • CURB CUTS on Coast Hw y, In Corona del Mar wm be studied for possible closing. "" DRAIN AGE PROBLEMS In tile East Bluff area will be the target of complaints by the Bluffs Homeowner Assn. • HILLSIDE d"!velopment restrictions will be dis- cussed, "" PARKiNG LOT on Coast Hwy, near Hoag lx>spltal will be proposed for sub-lease to Bob Abbott, who want s to d~?veiO(! It as a recrea- tion veh icle storage lot and tennis center. FAURE'S "REQUIEM " AT ST. ANDREW 'S The "fl equlem" byGabri- AGENDA FOR PLANNERS. el ram will be the featured work ln a lenten concert to be presented by the sanc- tuary choir of St. Andrew's Newport llearh Planning C omm iss1oners fa r f' tllP fol - lowino· agenda vohen ltlP~ meet tonil;llt, Mar"ll 4, at 7 p.m in the Cit} Council c llambE>r mfrrmt ofCih Han: ' PAt IF IC \'lEW homes pro )eel, ~~o·tuch '·a/Is fo r 11 8 single family !tomes next to Big Can~on reser vo ir, is up for hnal map approval. • )A(IIT CLUB fa cillt} permit is sought b\' Vora~f'rs Yar ht Club, to be IOC"il led at 28 14 L:tfJ>el!e in Canneq Vill agE'. '" PA RKII"'G l"(>(juirements f~;~r offkf' Lml•lim:s woulrl be :un,..nd~·d 111 ,1 propo sal th~t would mllk" Jllowanre for ('af pool US"'. • ~tA !Il ~EHS ~11LE area p lan hearlm:, orlginall) LOCALS BACKING FORD REELECTION Ar r-f!iter-t Wilham Ficker, lrvinP Co. puiJii,·ist Thomas Wil r-k, and r!t>\'f'loper Don Koll, all of Sewporl, were namert this week to a 9- mem' er Orange County stet-nnl! 1 ommittee to run the local tampat~m to re- elect Presidf'nt GP ralr1 Ford, Marcia Bents of Balboa, co-c hairman or t11e presi- dent's rount )' campaign {'Om· mittee, mad, the announce- ment of the steering com- mittee assignments. Others named to the steer- Ing ~roup werf> S.tndy Ber- w!ck of Orange, Ray Quigley or Irvine, George Savor d of Cypress, John Seymour of Anaheim , Dottie St illW.!ll of Santa Ana and Harriet Wieder of Huntington Beacl1. State Senator Dennis Car - penter, also of Newport, Is co-chairman of the presi- dent 's state campaign com- mittee. ROBERT BECK ER . 62. OF Q.IFF HAV EN DIES s cheduled for tonight, "''Ill l•e postponed until May . • HESUBDIVISION of 3 residential lots into 2 lots at 346-52 Poppy in Corona del Ma r will be sought by George-Stephens of San. ta Ana. Tonight's meeting will be prect'ded b}' an infor ma l stu - rtr s9ssion, startingat 2p,m. Commissioner s a re ex- pec ted to stud}' the Santa Ana River grN!nbelt plan, s ide ya r d requi rements In ple.n- ned community areas, a pre- sentat ion by Paul Hu mmel of Corona del Mar on per. missive property uses, and 3 d iscussion of parking ma- na!'ement planning. COFFEE RECEPTION S FOR PER TREBLER Two coffee receptions for Newport City Council candi- date Per Trebler wer e an- nounced tbis week by suppo r. te r s. Tonigh t, March 4., Mr , and Mrs. John Sta hr will host a r eception at tlleir home at 4639 Roxbury, Cameo Shores. Reservations may be made by calling theStahrs at 673-8343. Next Thursday night, Mar('h 11, the Robert Shep- ards will be hosts at their home at 1219 Sand Key, Har- bor View Hills. Their phonf' number Is 644 -6149. Both meetings start at 7:30 p.m. Presb)1erlan Church at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Ma rch 14. The ('Oncert will also Include mu- slr-Qy Henn · Purr ell and Thomas Tallis. Cha rles Fr iesen, director of music mlnlst rle~ at St, Andrew's, wut conduct the 65 voice sanctuary ctlOir and 16 member chamber orches- tra In the performance. Tom Leona rd ~~o·llt preside-at the organ console. Feature-d so- Joists will be Luella Smith, soprano , and Jos h Wight, baritone. A donation of Sl will be requestert. GARAGE OF VICTIM USED BY BURGLARS Burglars appa r e ntly park.ed In their victim's garage last weekend while they ransac ked a West Side condomin ium of loot valued at $3,800. Nev.rport fX!IiCt' said bu r- glars broke In the front door of Importer Karl Yu Wing's hOme at 24. Kamalli, New- port C rest, belween 8 a.m. Friday and 5 p.m. Sunday, and ransacked the residence. The e lectronic garage door was disconnected and opened, and evidence indi- cates that a vehicle was parked in the garage, pollee s ay, Stolen valuables inc luded a mic rowave oven, 2 TV s ets, stereo equipment, a tape r ecorder, t)"pf!wrtter, calculator, tool desk, and other items. Gun buying try charged Two Stanton teenagers we r e arrested by Newport pollee here Feb. Z2 and ac- cused of trying to bu y 10 pistols from undercover of- fi cers. the juvenile was turned over tb authorities at county juve- nile ha.ll. SGT. MELODY TONER IS ON SUPPL Y DUTY Army Sergea.nt Melody L . Toner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. 954 YOUNG SALT Donnie DarneU, 5, or 221 Driftwood, Shore Cllffs, takes over the wheel of M. S. Eq>lorer, during the old Sl.i.Ung ship's 4-day visit her e. The vessel was Ued up at the Coast Guard dock for publk inspec:·tion, thee left Feb, 25th for t he east coast and the blceotenntal obse"anee. It traveled here from San Francisco, ••here it wu restored by a non-profit group of sailing buffs. lD tbe early part of this century, It was an Ice breaker, then a lumber shlp, (Ensign photo.} Pay hike talks Mar. 9 Supt. John Nicoll issued a call this week foJ· mem- bers of the general publl{' to turn out for t he nert Newport-Mesa Boar d of Education meeting March 9 at TeWinkle school ln Costa Mesa. go up to a maximum of $22 ,1 58 In 10 years. The boaro meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. TeWtnk.le scltool Is located at 3224 N. Cal !for · nia, Cos ta Mesa. DWIGHT IS DEAD AT 83 Retired .... ~_. O..IPI s,.,.., a, o1 479 E. llttt, Colta Mesa, !tied ltloMIJ at I Joca1 COPal· ~ tane.. Ser'llets are selledlled for ll a.m. today at-Paclllc v... Cblpel ill Rutlor VIew Hilla. Mr. Brown wu bora lD Olatbe, Kaa., and WIB past commlllder of American Legioo posts there and la Kansas City. He was a SO- year MISO!I, and past master of tt.e Olathe lodge. H~ ls survived by his wife Roberta, daughte r Mar)' Henry of Costa Mesa, 2 c;raodehildren, a great - gnndson, and a brother In Kansas. Follo•·ing tht' service con- ·ducted by Dr, James Henry, h.ts soo•tn-law, entombment wtu be in Pacllic View Me- morial Park. ..... I " .,. . Pl us Public reaction will be sought to teacher r@(Juests for a 10,3 per ctont pay raise next schoo l year. The request, If oka yed by the school board, would adrl an estimated $3.1 million lottiE' district budget next year, says Dr, Sicoll. WE ARE CLOH D FOR REMODELING. The salar y levels being sought by teachers 'olt'OUid start at $11 ,000 a year and UJCXY IADV -BUT AR E SHOWING AT NIGUEL THEA TRE , TAXI DRIVER .4.ICE ()()ESN'T UVE HERE A-IYMORE PLUS· Co. Hit: "MAN FRIDAY" -.-e • ••• 7 •••r Robc!rt B~ker, 62, of 41 2 Signal Rd., Cli.tr Haven, who died Friday at Hoag hospital, was burlerl Monday In Paclflc VIew memor ial par k, Harbor View Hills. Michael Salinas, 18, and an un-named juvenile boy are betleved to belong to a Stanton youth gang, pollee s aid. Corocado Drive, Costa...-11-~~ According to Bell-Broad- way mortuar y recor ds, Mr, B@cker was a truck dr iver and was a former lieutenant commander of the Balboa Power Squadron. He was a Los Angeles native and had ltved here sinCE' 1946. He Is survived by hi s Wife Gr aee, daughter s Boberta Ann Deming of Irvine and Gina McComb of Balboa, and brothers Raymond of Dana Point and Georce of Monter- ey Park. Se"lces were cooduettd Monday at Beli~Broact•aJ Chapel ln Costa Wen by the RtY. Cecil Pumphrey, . . ---·- Detective Capt, Richard Hamilton said the 2 con - tacted the undercover of- ftc~rs the week before and appeared to be shopplllg for stolen handguns and ex- plosives. A deal wu ar- ranged, with the youths agreel.ng to pay $320 for the 10 guns, Capt. Hamtltoa Aid, and the arreJt wu made when the )'OUIIIslers met the underCOYer men In a rest- aurant parkin( lot oo W, Coast Hwy. Botb we.._ armed wlth taWed-off ltdpu, aCCOrd· tac to pollee, bat offered DO nslltaDce wbea ar-r-. SaiiDu wu booked on a charye t1f eoaJPlrillc to re- cti 'It 1to1tn propeltJ, IDd Mesa, was usl.gned re- cently as a supply sergeant with Hea«~uarters Detach- ment, U, S. Army GarrliOCl, Camp Humphreys, Korea. Melody entered the Ar my In Aucust, 1972, and com~ pitted baslc tnlnlne at Ft. MeC I!IIU, Ala, PILOT SAFETY TALKS TO BEGIN IIAROI lmt Orup Cout Collece, liD coopenUoa with ttM! Ftdtral A fiatkla AdmtfllattltkMl, 11: pro--, 4 llooday,.eoloc lectwrn oo ptlot lllotr, bo- rtutor Much 15, lrvm 1:10 to 1:10 p.m., ta ftao Aria Hlll Ill. Tho -toc ..._ btre .Ul &oot at w.a.r lalormaUoa u It a.&ett fty. laf • • o--' • ' • CO·HI TI ''THE G.I.AT WA.L DO l't:PI't:a" """""" . 11\..UI• 8 UTCM CU $1DY & • . ' \ ~ • -- '~ REPUBLIC -IF WE CAN K-EEP IT" Fly prouuly hy day ... Light hrightly by night! --._ __ .. ~~~~~ ~ ~~"~~ ~~~~~zh ~ 6~-~~17-' -/ ~~~ --------Join us!-------- ---· -· ~ ... __ --...... ---. .. •" . . • "-: I ·' .. ~ ...... E tancia out of playoffs 62-53 liM Oil MMIOR 81111111 PUIIUIItEO IEBU.Y -PAll[ I TllJIISIJAY, IIAROt ~ l!lS COIIOIIA DEL IIAI!, CAL Tbe prep buketba.ll SIN. -...,.., 'J'uu day DieM lor Harbor Area flu, u Et- tucla '1 Et«les were eJim. lnated trom the Clf Pl.a)'- offa by Vtua Park. Tbe 62- 53 loss came ln tbe Clf's !Dd f'OODd ln a came at f ouDtaJn Valley's gym. The Eastes led 23-20 at halftime, but a tough Vtua Part defense shut them down, Estancia's bug gun, 6-& eenter Jim McC loskey, cot 22 points, but was held to just 14 until the c losing 2 mlautes. The Spartans op- ened up an 11-polnt lead late ID the 4th quarter and •e re never threateaed again. Corona del Mar, 25-0 oo the season. and seeded 2nd in the playoffs, lost 59~49 last F'r iday to Muir ofPlSlil - dena, leaving Estancl..a as t he ooly Harbor Area school still in the pla yorrs. F;r iday night, the Eagles upset Marina or Hun tington Bear h 57 -49 to advance to the !eCOOd playoff round, Marina ftnlshe<t first in tht> tough Sunset Lr>a~ue, with a regular season record of 22-5, and v.·as heavily fav- ored to Jxoat Estancia, which tied for 3r r1 in tht> Century loop with a 16-7 se~son mark. Jim ~kCioskey, Estan- r-ta 's 6-6 et>oter , came off the l•~nch , wht>re he had been rested 6 l/2 minutes be- cau se ht> was in foul troo- hle, and led the Engles to the .Jig win. Estan cia had taken a 30 .28 halftlmt> lead, but was lied 39-39 at the t>nd or tt!e 3rd quarter . W\l h 6 minutes left In the gamt>, and Marina leadlnl( 43.42, Mr C loskP~ went ba,·k into the garne and sparker! an EagiP ralh th:~l produ··erl IS points wt11le the Vi kings were scoring 6. At one point, during the raJI~· Estancia outsco red Marina 13-2 anrl took charge of tilE' Tbe EacJtt a.lio out- rebolmded tbe taller Vtklnp 33.17 ta Marina p m. McC loskey led all JCO rtac With %4, and forward Pete Newmann had 17. Mvlnl's all-American guard Rlcb Bruttmg led tlte VIkings wltb 19, For Corona del Mar Sea Kings, tbe Muir defeat wu a bitter end to a briiU&Dt season, The Kings won t._ Century League ch.amploo· s hip going away, and were e xpected to go to t he Clf' finals. Muir, 3rd ln tbe Pac.lfic League, )lmped off to a 11- 12 first quarter lead before a stunned crowd ln the CDM gym, The Pasadena team widened its lead to 31-21 at haiRimt> as the Sea Kings were cold at the basket, and ,. committed too many tu rn- .. ,. .,. ../ •' over s. A 3rd...quarte r r ally pulled COM to v.·ttttln 5 points at the end of the pe riod, but Muir outs cored the Sea Kings 20-15 in the final stanza to advance to the 2nd round. Leading scort>r s for the losers-we rP Ale x Black and Chip StasSPI with 12 eaf'h. • ... :f:•<-n~ WTNNING F'OR M Is shOwn tJr Ton• Olswang, lhP dis- tancP ace at Orang«> Coast Coll~e. whO won the milt> run in 4:Z3 at San Diego Mesa Feb. 27 . He also won the 3 milr> In 14:41.7. OCC won the meet 87 -57, Tennis Assn. plans event Entries are being Invited tor theOrangeCounH Tenni s Associatl.on's !i.rst · A" and ··B" s ingles, doubles and mh:t>1 tour nament to tlp helr1 Marr h 27-Ap ril 24 In Ana- heim, accorr1in g to Jpani f Br aun of Corona del M.tr, who serves on the tou rna. ment ~omrnltte~>. f.ntr) forms are :~t hwal tennis pro stlops an<J sporting ~oods stores. Tht> toum~>r willl!f-played at the ne\\' Tt>nn1s Deluxt> fa cll!t v near Dlsnt>y la nd. ~wport Beach attorne) Ray Madsen, thE' OCT A first vice . prt>s irlent, is helping draw up a set of by-laws for the new group. Serving on the tournamt>nl committee with Mrs. Braun Is Len Lowe of Sewport. SOFTBALL MARATHON GOES 101 INNINGS The marathon son ball game between 2 women's softball reams, sponsore-db~ tile Costa Mesa rer reation division last week-end, last· erl 24 hou rs, ROing 101 in- nings. The fina l score \\aS Blup 205 , Orange 109. The goa l had bet>n 36 hours fo r the high SCIIOOI af!:P Blues and the womt>n's Orangp team. ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS o LOST ANO FOUHO LOST • Burmeseh.·ma lecat , (orooa lhe"tllands. Gene r- ous rewa rd. 675.0216. o MISCE LL AHEOUS K 0 I oi<M W~>J Pond CDM:'":;) f4. ... '"-""-...,..~ .o .... ,..M~•· Fanc y Japanese colored Carp :"0?~2 B•v••ew A..e 'I<!!~· 0 C A "PO•' (714 ) 556-4920 &.nk ......... .-d 01' ...,_ etw .. o H EARIHC AIDS • HAL AEBISCHE R l Proper Fitting Assured 3409 E. Coast Hwv COfona del Mar 615·3833 SAL!$ &Sf.Vta C20 E. 17 T ..... COSTA MESA 646-7106 -646-685S .... L.a)UI-CIIna 1 Time 20':wor61 or leu . . . 2.00 %1 .to 30 •ords ., ... S.OO 31 to 40 worrts . , . . . 4.00 Each word over 40 . . .10 E PARLOUR SET $1,400, Ar n,oirt> S600, oak roll. top filing cabinet (8 ft . tall) $900, oak r hest $100, Indian adobe ma rt'l\Ps $2 eacn, Indian basket $7~. English bed -pan $30. Da:- 673 ~6900, Eve, 675.5016. REDUCED -O\t1s 98, driven Z Times 3.50 4.1'5 6.50 .15 1 1'1mes 4.SO 0,00 8.00 .to ·~:~ c--Ma_, (JIIo --Opoo-···-to ..... ,. bltt8r 900 W. COAST HW.Y N. 8. hy retiring lady. Cr eam • SERVICES with black top, deluxe mo-j.:-==":1:':1::010:=.;:R-:0:c1::-.6::.::H-:1-:. ,::-, -i d'-'1. Good tr ansportation car . Call afternoon 640. 5992 . CRYSTA L CHANDELIER - many other crystal nx- tur es. Ski boots; tur ni . tur e. Best offers. 152- 6690. NA\o'Y TELESCOPE -Brass, .... ·aterpr• of. Manufactu red ln 1926 by Keuffel o11 Es- ser. Post mount. Suitable for outdoors or boat. Com- plete with bOX. 1400. Like n,w condition. Horton, 547 -1189. • II AU TY SAL Oil ~~. BEAUTY NOOK 2732 E. :out Hwy. Corono dot Mer Phone 844-7338 your hOme or apt. $14,50 per week. Licensed: 111228, Insured: $25 ,000 liability, S 5,000 property. REFERENCES S l 'Z I ...... 6 44·2266 LANOOCA PE COMP ANY - Install and repair sprink- lers . Llct>nse-d. (213) 696 - 4301. GLEN'S GARDENING cleanup service, planning and ore·oa•~U.on.l Reasonable references. Call 673-ZO<I7! aner 5 p.m. Just PIU"""''" & Heating • CHIROPRACTOR Water Heate rs, Dtsposals, ------------1 Drains, Faucets, Copper n... 1 1 c t7 Re-plpes .•.. Reaso~ble .:L.>OIUU4 C · d onL-s., prk:es, day, night or week-rx eods l :L.J .C!. JUST PLUMBING M6u•• -.-Tua•.-T .. u••· •·• ""''· 1a.7 ........ 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SbUUdaJ, tbe No , 1 f'Miaed 151-pc:MMdet ill u. .tat~. lt'Oft thf S.lh C.elllral Re-. clonal toa.mameat ttUe lut weekend. He breesed th~h the tourney •ttb a perfect 3-0 record aDd hlld 1 pair or pins to his cr« 126-DOWKI catecofy. • • • The Plntes gne up 5 runs In the ftnal 3 innings and dropped an 8~ base. ban derisioo to Pa1omar Co!Jege f riday on tbe OCC diamond, The noo-eon. lerence loss gu e coach Barry Wallace's Pirates 1 2-5 re6ord on the sea100. The e ucs open South Coast Conference warfare M.arch 11, hOsting San Diego Mest College at 2:30p.m. Shortstop Don Tryon blas ted a hOme run for tht> Pirates in the 3rd. He went 3 for 4 at the plate, scored twtce and had one RB l. Davt> Ronquillo, v.•bo Is hitting well over ,500, was 3 for 3, with 2 RBI's. First baseman D:ave Ron- quillo slugged a palrof OOmt> runs, one a grandslamm er, to power Or ange Coast Col- lege to a 13-9 ba seball vic· tor}' over Cypress College Feb. 25 00 the Cyprt>SS Dia- mond. Dave was 4 for 6 fo r the dar with G RBI's. His brothe r, Joe, collet"t ~ t>d 3 hits for thE> Pirates, wtlll f' rt~ntt>rflelt1er Danny Spain went 4 for 5, • • Coach Herb Llvse)''s OCC hasketball squad snapped a 9 game losing st reak anr1 C'losed out the season with a 69-56 win over Grossmont College Feb. 25 tn the OCC gym, The Pi rates fln!sher1 South Coast Conference ac- tion with a 3-9 r pcord, The)' logged a 10-17 s late on thE' season. SophOmorP forwar d Dan Walsh, playing his final Kim~ tr. an OCC uniform, hit ':' of 14 shots from the floor and scored 23 points, Frestl- man guard Dave Tl)·ltr chi pped ln •·lrt1 18. • • • The OCC women 's son. ball t£>am scored 2 runs ln the final inning to nip Chaf - ft>Y· College 4-3 In a thriller Feb. 25 on theOCC diamonrt . Chatter ta llied a run In the top of the fift h to t::1 kt> a 3.2 ma rgin, hut OCC \\'On the coolest wit h a pair of runs in the bottom of thE> seven! h. Jenny Huls lander opent>d the inning ~:ith a single, stolt> second, and sr orerl on Mickey Rosado's single. Julie Feenstra follower! with a safety and Rosado won the game momeDts later, crossing the plate aft er a Ctulffey error. F_.olloo ... l...,., Erte ~&-"J,a...t.l-4" EIDf-1'1 ud .... c • I 0 ... -...... ---Brt.u Pllll .. tltlt tar- _..., 1-4, 1-4,1-1. OCC ... lei w' 1 r• 11.- cluded £1Mf1, GIIM Mor- lllo,llal'lls-,PWh<· 1<1111, IUa Vloln 1011 -Anttl. .ro.. ottCJ"' 2 .. Pertlas ud Mortoe ...... wltb ADttl to will lD tM., doubles. • • • Coach Ray Bouo's COif sq11ad dropped a aarrow GDfl stroke t1ectstoa. 4M-495, to Golde~ WHt Conece Feb. 26 at Mesa v ertte COIIItf'J C hi> in Costa Mesa, F reshmiD Tl.m Aulow'a.r had tbe best road of tile day for the PlratH, b.rtnc a nifty 71. Race-r May sbot an 80, Bob Tt-trault carded a.u 8.2, Wart Browa ud Jobs BurrU logged 84s, ud Gor- don Gorsld recorded an II. N.B. New OOmes in Harbor View Knolls ud Jasmtne Creek a ccounted for more thaD $3-1/2 million in permit& to brl.ng the Februat'y total 1n Newport Beachto$4,118,- 721. This compares•ttb$4,- 103,261 for February of last year and brings tbe 1916 record to $10,104,815, tar a head of last year's feb, Z8 total or S6,10Z,~35. f ollowing permits, ln the a mount of $5,000 and over, were issued ln Februan•: • HARBOR VIEW Blm Hastings, addition 2t 1018 Sandcastle, !9,500. .. T roy Investment fund, 27 00 Padfil' VIew Dr.,deck, Wii ll, tennis cou rt, SZO,OOO. MacMtuan, add room at 1845 Port Renwick, $1 0,000. Mavis Musser, repair fi re da mage, 5015 Bruct> Cre-s. cent, $15,000. C. H. Loos, addition, 1824 Port Abbe)', $20,000, Irvine Co., 32 per mits for 2 storr condominiums with 58 unll s, on Hlllvit>W Drive and Hilltop Drive; total value of $2,930,018. • BIG CA NYON H. C. Vall!fltine lf Son, 2 story, 1 unit dw t>lling, $129,000. • BAY SHORES John McC ra~·. add and aJ. lt>r, 2101 C!rd e, S3 I ,Z50. • JASMI NE CREEK M. J. Brock & Soas, 12 pt-rmlts for 1 story, 1 unit dwellings o":l r athOm Dr.and Jasmine Creek Dr., ranging from S53,200 to $64,500 for a total value or $686,700. • NEWPORT CENTER J. McN:t ughton, 250 New- port Center Dr., tUl in vac- ant a rea In mezr..anlne, $5,- 000; 2 hour wall, $10,000; add mezzanine to Giddings offi ce, $10,000. Irvine Co., retaining walls at 11 0, 120, 130 and 140 Newport Center Drive for a total of $39,000. Irvine Co., tenant devel- opment at 170 Newport Cen- ter Dr, for JoM Musch ~ As SOC"iates, $11 ,600. AVCO Financial, 6ZO New- port Center Dr., relocate micro graphics department, $18, ()()(). • • • 'CLIFf HAVEN The Pirate tennis team J . D. WalllnB, prage at took an early giant strl&> 1113 Kings Rd., $6,000. toward a second const-rut!Ye • WEST UPPER BAY Sout h Coas t Conferenct-w. Beck, a!Jd, alter, 1028 championship with a 9-0 Irvine, $ZO,OOO. whitewashing of power ful NuJsoo Pfister, enclose Fullerton College F't>b. 26 alcove tor playroom at 1615 on the Fullertoncourts.OCC Santiago, $6,000. and-fullerton deadlocked Cor Lu etto, add room, repair tbe Sout h Coast title last drivewa y, 2015 Santiago Dr., season and the Hornets were $1,200. expected to be a leading • NEWPORT contender again this year . Newport Construction, 2 Th'e biggest mttch of the story, 1 unit dwelling, 5SQ5 day was the No. 1 singles River, $61,000, ·ontest. OCC sophomore let-CUy National Bank, drive. .erman Steve Emery ni pped up ractllty, 500 32Dd street, OCC, GROSSMONT '_75 _' 000 _. ---,.=:-- IN IRON MAN TIE LKA\: IIC!ITICI Onnge Coast Colle~~:e and Crossmont are tied for first place at 45 polnts in the South Coast Conferenoe's t 975. 16 Iron man award standings following comple- tion of the 5 fall and winter sports. The award roes tothe SCC s chOOl that durlngthe course or the entire collegiate sports year has been tllfl moll succtssM on the ath- lette held. Competition Is beld: 18 10 IPOrtt • Fullertoa Collea;e, the Srd pllet school ln tile staad~ tacs, with 42 polntt , Is tht oa1y sec entry with 2 ehamplonshlpl to Its emtt. The Homets woo the water polo udcroas coutry e,......, occ <*""'rtd lht ~ tttte, GI'OIIIDOit unutd tM w~eron,lndSUia Au uod II~ Saa Anloolo Utd IDr 1111-11 e"""-P-· SUia Ana lo lilt 4th wtth 41, Cerrito. 5th wtiii.M. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAitJNG Notice I• hereby &iY'tl that the P\aDD.lnc CommlDion ot the Ctty of Newport Beac h wtll hold a public Ma.rt.ac oo A mendmflOt No. 4641D1tl&ted by the CHy of Newport Bet.cll to conalder an amiDdmtDt to Title 20 of the Newport Beach Municipal Code trld.eb wa.ld permit "Home Oceu- J)I.Uoaa" as u. aeeeaory liM to a .... ldtllt1a1 ... lD uy rt~ldeoUal dlltrtct. Notlct 11 bertbJ tltltthtr rt• .. lhal Aid (lllbUe lloar- ID& will be bold oo 1111 IIIII diJ of llarell, 19'16, Jl 1M hOUr ol 1:00 p.m. lD tM eo.<u c-ro 111 ... ~...,.n BoaeO CMy Hall, ot trbleb llmt uod place •r ll.lld all --... , --bt-lllo.-. 1-Parllor,loertlu'J PIUIIIrC:O.•t- . City of Mtopon _.. ...,..., Ilardi 4, am, 1a tilt l'ttwpurt llutaa( lulp VICE CJL\MCELI.OII l , L. lloGaoP will ...... u.c. -,..,.. .... c... al 10 ..... llare:t ts, --llcOIIol • ......,._ .. deft:lopment ..t ....... Ill .... llrlt -Ill tbo UCI campu;. He bu beM at UCI aiDce 1964. GoHts are 'ftleome to at.t.ct Ulis leetare iD the UCJ ~lal scleaee tower, room UO. steve ud Glea Nel100, 1 ttory, 1 1111H ctwelll.or at !20 'J'ultln, $79,500, Tom Wood, mobUe home, 1710 w. Balloa, $!0,000. A. Rabbani, r emodel in- terior, 1100 W. Coast Hwy., SlO,·OOQ. W. Aldrtdgel remodel at 3111 Channel, '15,000. H. Boand, alter r-;staunnt at 1400 W. Coast Highway, $5,000. • BACK BAY W, C. Puu:lell,enclose pa . tio, 2!45 Golden Circle, $10,000. • AIRPORT AREA Baysbore Development, tenaot Improvement at 1601 Dove, $11,500. Emkay Development Co., tenant Improvement at 1201 Dove, $19,260. Golden West Coostruc- tlon, tenant Improvement at 3961 MacArthur, $5,100. • BALBOA ISLAND . Willard Harris, 526 S. Bay f t., remodel, add, $91,000. • HARBOR lSLAND M, Zlnsmeyer, new entry roof, 1 Harbor Island, $5,- 000. • NEWPORT HEIGHTS R. E. Ellsworth, garage and •orksbop, 408 Holm- wood, $10,400. • EAST UPPER BAY Joseph McCormlek. add, 23J2 Anlla, $11,000. • BALBOA D. Enrts, addition, 404 Bel-rue, $20,000, R. M. ThOmas, 2 stor)', 1 unit dwelling, 1130 Piau del Norte, $91,500; garage, 1134 Piau. del Norte, $12,. 436. T. J . Giangregorto, add s-ange wtth bedroom abovt>, szo,ooo. Read & Faubus, Z story d11ptex. 410 E. Ocean front, $90,000, H. Eldt>r, 118 E. Oce:!n Ft., nre damagt-repair, $7,- 000. R. L. Smith, addition at 2015 E. Ocean Bl., $6,340. ALBRITTOIIIREAKS SHOTPUTTIMG MARK Terry Albritton. former Newport Harbor lllgh school star, DOW" at the University of Hawall, broke the world amateur shotplt record twtce Satarday, Feb.21, with tosses of 11 feet, 7-1/4 LDcbes and 11 teet, 8-l/Z inches. Competing in an aU . comers meet at the uni- versity, Terry broke tbe11- 7 record set lR May, 1973, by AI Feuerbach or the Pa - etn c Coast Cldb. LIUL IIO'I'ICI NOTICE Of PUBLIC HEARlNG NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Clty Coacll of tbe City of Newport Beac h will hold a ~Ue hearing repl'dlllc C..ral Plan Ameodmeat 16-1..8 to the IADd UM EltmeDt to cha.Qce tbe ~ton or a porttoo of lht IDda.UiiiiJ-desl(- aattd area of tbl Newport Place Pluoed Commalty (at tba tncttrMCUoa olBrttto1 Street IDd Sprvce Avenue) to a mllhn Oil'' Admlnlstn- tttt, PrOreaSona1 and Fl- naaclal Com~rclal" IDd ''Rttall. aDd SerYtoe Com- mercial." IIOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN IIIJI lht oald pOblle ..... will .. ..... .. lilt -day of Jll.arQ, 1m, tt t1111 lair or 7:10 P.ll a u.o eo.cu c--. Ill 1111 City Hall of 1M C11JIIIIfowpor1Boac:ll, c.-.aa, • ...,.... 11mo ........ ..,. ...... ,.,_ ~MJ...-rllld bo---Dorlo Cootie AdloiCIIJCiorll City II Me..,.m Beach ......... -· 4, am, 1o1111 • """"'-Eoolp. Wa•p•rt lu ch I Dar .......... (est. .. Cod Traditional 6 bedroom, 4 bath home in Westctlff with formal dining room and fam llr room. Three- p..r garage. Large privatt> yard. Per fect for the 'family whO needs SPACE! $141,500. Martha Mac- Dab, 642·a235. (X1'7) fOI Dowt"Dri"'64HJJ' 11644 M•cAn.hur I IYCI. 64M2• ~ 8Mef'l. Catiforntl 92663 ' DRAMATIC DUPLEX CORONA DEl:. MAR 3 BEDROOMS IN EACH UNIT! You're really mtsStnj!' the prover iJ!a l boat •. tr you don't look at tilts beautiful Corona dPI Mar lncomt> property! EACH spacious unil has 3 la rt.:e bed rooms, 2-l /2 baths, din ing room, tiled kitchen. A trulr super buy •• and on the ocean s idli" of tile highwa~·, only Z years old. Call NOW 673-8550 -· -• -'!"" E /\ L ·-c:-T ~ ..,... E ,..., r :·.~· 1' t: .. :::>./\..1. :"'-.=.J SJ211AIICUE.RITE, CORONA DEL MAR 67S.I550 .................... Bea ut. 4 UK. fam. r m. Country F:ngllsh atm o s p he r e. t·nc losc d p a tio . esl<t bl is h cd trees. bo.1 t s!ip . $245 ,000. B£'in ~ r<'mod C'Ict.i ; 1 u..;tom 5 SR . 5 Ba . 6500Sq . f t. humeon p·1u1t. pool. dock . Custom , compiC't<'l~ fu rnished 6 RR . ,p :! b u .. :lc:..r g ar. On Lagoon . $325.000. Custom 5 DR. 4 ha . View. 80 ft. on lagoon. Bo<.~t slip. ~J5.000 BILL GRUNDY, Realtor l•l•~ttl•rs Bl4t. •* L httl• 1•1• UIIAYSIOE OR., SUITE 1, H.l . 675-6161 ................. Golf Course Estate Exclusive Frtendly HU!s area of Whlttler. 4,000 SQuare feet or distinctively dUferent 011 seeoM tee of golf course, 5 bedrooms, den, famUy room, pool. OWNER WILL TRADE FOR EASTBLUF f, VERDE SMALLER HOME OR BEACH PROPERTY. $155,()(1(). Call 613-3663 or 613-808& VALLEY REALTY PRESENTS Call the Cops! IS A REAL STEAL •DUPLEX 1 BLOCK TO THE BEACH •UNDER S 100,000 •TAX PURPO SES DICTATE SALE •3 BR.& 2 BR , IN COM E OVER S600. OPEN SAT. & SUN . (if not sold) Call 675-7225 Evenings Coli 646-28R8 CORNER DUPLEX 720 Jas mine. Corona del Mar Open Sun . 1-5 lm 11 •t\cl~ l ~ •. 'VOl 1111111e Nit h ~r vlow rlt\ or 11 r.t II 1 1 ,, row mmutos to full} appt P I tl• t!11..; llll' • (on (• •ru! ~··~~ tl. $13 9 '50 0 I I I I COMFORTABLE LIVING · Faruil~ room wllH" hook slll:'lvos ma ke readi.ott or looklnP :11 VI• 1 VPfl r• ,,, 111 •. Llvtn" roo11. 1' 11 1 , \ •. \ wlniP ... ntertaining your rn.•n•h. Wak£> up to ,, L .,, ··t•ll" vt~>w rrom tile master bedr00111 (no Vit• I l!no1 11(1 ' I ~ 1 t>l rOOIII S.) See 1111" <;nnhc;-. H 1ll'~>t . $198 500 o/ newpol'l REALTORS 675-5511 BEAUTifUL IIG CAMYOM- •47 ROYAL ST. GEORGI: Two story five bedroom & unusually large family room with llr<'plare & "pub style" bar overlook in )! pool. )acuzll & golf course. Extruvaganl u:-t• of stone & wood - ins1de & out sHit.·. double door entry with leacl<'d gl a~s wmdnws, marble floor. Mastt.•r lwdrnom w1t h fireplace & studv · Gourrnt·t k1t ch('n, individual brea.kfnst room & formal dining room. $345.000 . •S ROYAL ST . 610R.I : Contcmporar~. cu~tom, quality five bedroom. formal dimng. two ··master suites .·· Un u~ual deck area on second floor for Jo ungang in the sun -overlookin~ the golf course. Gorgeous tained gla~ "Sunburst" design tn entry . Imm e diate possession. Very inlereslin ~ at $269.500. •Home Owner. Association requests aDlootlr~tment only through our office - OF NEWPORT' R£ALTOII Hi Custom bclllt 4--bedroom executive home. All bedrooms large --eac h w/own bath, 4.th bedroom Idea] ma.ld's. Master suite w /3 walk-in d uets a.nd la.vlsh bath w/Romlft bJb, waJ.mlt paneled deo --prol. wet-ba..r w/refnc. and lee-maker, ocean VIEW (rom llvtnc room, formal dining room, a.od fa mily kttcbeo w/brea.kfut area and trasb com- pactor. Outdoor r ecreatlCID room w/BBQ ldtchen and fi replace. Swimmlne pool w/batb-bouse and sauna. Trtple garage, uterior lights, sprinklers and large prof. landacaped lot. EXCELLENT --MOVE-IN CONDITION! r,z•,, 1-1 f'o(jroo '•'.J'I~< l.Hge d.in1ng room ~· l IK . .l.'lttt a 'r r ftrepl ... r. and bar. Master L~o~r•JOH 'JII \'1,.,. str1•, ~:_t~.~usb-style ldtcben •· I rt-alcb .. t ar~ ... ~ t.J31f,r•.JO .j.nd doutJl~-gar~e • 'le tr. 1oor-opeuer. PrtvatF-patio o••rnar J 4'1\t plont\ of room for i! ;ffJI Prt'lt" sr,utt-of.tJipl •J• l•Y.:.tUOn . CALL 673-7040 FOR APPOINTMENT 3 PRIVATE BEACHES -ACCESS TO HORSE RANCH & STA BL ES UNBELIEVABLE VIEW & You OWN THE LAND!!! 3 ledrOOMS--41aths CHECk THESE FIHE FEATURES F 3mlly room h.~-. w(-t bar and ire ma ker -Sp acwus m~st c r s uite with e'<tr~-la rge watk-m closets -Two f1rep l:u:cs Cfam1ly room and living r o o m )-Chamb ers oven Cself-eleaning) -.ft'nnatr cook-top and BBQ gnll. Genui nc m a pte chopping block - Trash com pa ct or -HIO-gal. hot-wate r heater with ('ll·cul at in):! syste m for instttnt hot w at<'r Automatic ~arage door-opene r W<.~li -to \\Otl l t'<\rpetin .... and tinted ,el;.~-.s throughout 0 Dullt-1r. \ acuurr. ... , n :t·(· Smo k~ d Ncct ors "\ utnnL .r:Ll r< •.rt: Qua lity f tic and m .trhlt..--Hall-bc.mng runners (on u ll drawers) -ExcttJn g us e oJ., a l c c.l rt c a I f i x t u r es - L andscaped and automatic s prinklers. OMLY $215.000 O,EH I 2-S:lO DAILY or IY Aftft'T. 541-0040 or 5414640 c ...... lllilt lty c.t A.riltoftf' Licft~Md IMiitct.r ift He ...,.,.liltee t 95 4 2lll CliH Dr.,.._.,.,.. IHch I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I •. f MLS SA·LES REPORT . Unit sale s fo r January through the Multiple Listing Serv ice of the Newpor t Harbor-Cos ta Mesa Board of Realtors totaled over $27 million. 610 new listings were processed during the first month of 197 6, of whi ch 58 ~ we r e sold. 70L were co-operative! List your property with a Realtor . 1 ·1. t IiI I e •. 1 I I I •. I I 1 .1 CANNERY VILLAGE MOIILEHOME PARI For Sale New C •• .._ M.wa•••ee 12', 20', and 24' wide, 31', 36 ' and 40' long. Priced rrom $16,500 to $18,750. Space rents from $180 monthly with lease. For mature adults -no chUd.ren or pets. Modell 0p. By Appointment call 675-3835 or 673-1420 110 u• Partr J>rhte "n l , r•'!itl.,. -•Mif sr•1ar · IAL80A QI-IUI-',,.S A OP AM LEISURE LIVING Thr~>e t~r()l)rlt, ? I~~· \'C I~Tir E I l 0 ront1o. Popui.H ·t.<>l• I 'lo'!t JPI'-I. flj')(l ar.r. I all oown- st.urs. s .. lu .... ! r l' •. r .1: ">r "f losr.1 t'4r~e. ~38,j'Y. HARBOR VIEW HOME Popttlar 4 tJ~roont PALEuMo model wtthbeauttfuJ swimming pool. This homr was formerly the sales model and ic; hi~;hJ} t.tpgrad~ wuh cur condttion1Dg, prof~sstona.1 lant1c;r apw and lnterior decor1tt.oc. fall today for an appotnte f'Ot to see a truly ONE 0~ A Kl"<O IIOMF r &. W, 'l~0-£16 1. Call 640-6161 VAULTED CEILINGS HUGE WOOD ·BURNING FIREPLAC :l·•P thl· u-,tom -' ,, 1 I ~iro 'Tl. :: lara 110rr e. f-tnPSI \PI'fX1=1 f t 111E'J $87.500 \1 644-7383 ;{I MARTIN RE AL ESTATE l0l6 ':. COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA D~L MAR THE~~~..., VILLAGE.~~ REALTORS PARKVIEW CENTER 5321 Untv ersrty Drive, Irvine 552-7000 ; .................. . ·Eastside Costa Mesa TWO -STORY HOME •4 BEDROOJ4S • 38A1HS • SHAKE·SHIHGLE ROOF • BEAUTIFUL TREES • MANY, MANY EXTRAS' S67 .500 IOYR.McCAIIDLI UAJ.:roa Ill .. ,. • 11 M!WtOIT ._ YD.r CDST A liSA BALBOA PENINSULA POINT 2 Excellent BuysH I~ r ,HOllE. .t.Ht.A --A SPORTS~! A!\ 'S PAR- ADLSr . H•T fE' \IS, SWtMM I~ C., HIKI!\C., FlSH- LV, {J~ ~f Al Hl (IM~l~C • - - * Two ston, 3 l>edroom, 3 both, j.-r. .tnc1 famLI} room hOntP. Cot\ ftrepla•-=-to ltue o llvin~ room .. •ut. att.e<1r.tl f'tltne. ~eauu.ful dmuu: .srra[lfe- ment, to lurltn.( ~ta'l1\ I roalda!>r ba . Sf'• lud!'d patio. Prtt f' ~1:15, 160. , * Stncl+> IPH-1 4 I f-<iroo"n , 3 lath •.or .e·j..rltt huge fan 11} 1 ()I)' anti .tt1 toinlrul patio. PropPrt\ jeslfi."''led for Pii.S} .. nt<>rT ati,me anti n trumum maint.-[l.3Jlre. Two l ar .!H.l' ... , r omer IO<·auon on qutet str~. Prlt'f> SlSJ,•)()(;. L" bOT II I\ST A\( ES WE H ,\'E WE I I MOTI- VATED SEl Lf b OuR @VSAR BAY ANO BEACH &75-3000 . . . ... . -,... ~ ..... _. ·: .. • .. PRING \' ou Could or Find A J\1 o rc Delightful Area! SHORECLIFFS CALL 675-5930 TO SEE CHOICE SHORECLIFF S HO"'ES. ~~)BOYD LIST *m.ltll* ... L c:..tt Mwy. c... ..... and RELAX "RESERVED TO O FFER YOUR HOfii!E" ,fOR SALE CAU. Two Bedroom Beauty ln Emeral d H .. t}. P erf t>t t for bachelor tll' t·oupte. ClosC' to beach. pooh. t t'n Ill') courts. Prore. . deroratf'd . Remodeled & t asteful lhrouAhoul. Sl29.500 A COWIJJW.L... II CO. 644-1766 ILUE HAVEN ................ MwiMW.Mwlllt .. -· POOLS from SUBJECT TO NORMAL EJCCA\IATION. LOCAL CODES NOT INCLUDED FINANCING AVAILABLE ·ON APPROVED CREDIT ......... & ~ Tf:t.E:DYt;lt: t. o.as ~ Pool Sweep, CUSTOM SPAS . ' 27601 FORDES RO.t.D L.t.GUN.t. NIGUEL 831-2375 SEE OUR BICENTENNIAL POOL DISPLAY CO N1 RA CTORS U Cfo"HE NO. 192ZJ7 1222 2 SO. H.t.RBOR BLVD. 750-7665 G.t.RDENGROVE 772-3..01 TUBELESS WHITEW.t.LL 165 -13 45.88 175-13 48.88 175 . u 51.88 18 5. 14 55.88 19 5. 14 59 .88 205-u 64.88 205 -15 68.88 PI~!! F. F.. ·t. 215 . 1! 72.88 225 • IS 76.88 W:ARY BETH HOBBSofCor- ODI del Mar, 12 year old Carden Hall student, is the winner fn the flair Fl Fo Fum u.me tbe giant contest cooducted by the Paper Mate dlvlsloo or the GUiette Co. Her entry, naming the Flair Fl Fo Fum ca rtoon charact- er "lnkelstein " was self"'t- ed from thoo~s sent in from all over the u. S. M~y Beth .ls the daughter or· Mr. and" Mr s. Linder C. Hobb. STUDENT SCULPTURE ON DISPLAY AT BANK Bronze castings by 4 Or- ange Coast CC'llege art stu- dents are oo exhibit through April 7 at C ilitens Bank or Costa Mesa, at Harbor and Baker. The exhibit was to ha ve originally featu ~ work by OCC art instructor Ralph Tarzian, but he was unable to display his sculpture due to a conflict or schedules. He received permission from the i.lank: to present student work by Bruct> Bar- ron and Terry Sihilling of Costa Mesa, Nanc}' Kramp or Huntington Beach, and Nora Sharp of Newport TUBELESS BL.t.CKWALL US-10 21.81 165· u 41.11 155-12 31.18 17 s. 13 43.11 145-13 34.81 165-14 47 .11 155-13 31 .81 165-15 •• Newport nre Ceat• flr01 • lroha • ••iao•oot · hoo-t, -East Clast ilt.WIJ ClrHI Nl .. ·144-1122· ''"'"-AIOBRIC.tRD. ll.tSTBR Cll.tRGB c;ctSTOIIII .. CRI!IIf_T ,.LMI in s11te LUI. Se .. I a..... --_ .. ..__ .. -.c-.-.--.,...,. ---lo IIH! ClliiJDnda --rutt'l'll wttb Cbelr w a tc:..~ ...,.,.. "T.... .., ... rkal momeats Ia U. S • ......,. " Tboy sUrted malbl( ... _ la.st NoYetmer, aDd ...,..... on It throcleb ncaU... Crew members Ud cut. aJ1 Kaiser stltdelts. are: Karen Thorp. dlrector: Kevin Meoefee. ~ MPianle Symonds, art; K_,. Lu ckey, actress (Georp Wuhlngtc:m, Jobn Hucoct); Diane Duff), actreu(llartba Washington}, Karen Thoi'J), actress (Betsy Ross). .Another fUm created by the class, "Sea fever," ,.... also selected as a fiDalist. Thus, Kaiser produced hro of t he top 15 turns fD the state, grades 7-9 (Ka.l.aer · goes only through 8th gra~). "Sea Fever" was produced by Mike Grier, director; Leslie Price, assistant director; Heidi Johnsoa, souod; John Berkeley, cam- eraman, and David Smith, assistant ctmtraman. WI LLIAM EILERS of Ellers aDd Pangman has been elect- ed president of the Newport Center Assn. for a aecoad term. He Is the only indl· vidual named to a 2nd term as president of the 7 year old association, which rep- resents more than 660 busi- ness and f1na.Dclall firms 1n NeWP.Ort Center. other of. fleers are Ed Smyth and Walter Lynch, vlce.presi- dents; George Bissell, sec::- retary, and Russell Thomp- SC)fl, treasurer. 01RISTIAN WOMEN TO HEAR OF MARRIAGE The Newport Beach Chris- tian Women's Club luncheon meet111g will be held at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, March 17, at the Airporter Inn • .A showlng of TWA stew- ardess uniforms from the airlines will open the pro- gram. Paul Sandberg, tenor, will present the special mu. sic. Guest speaker Tim Tim- mons will give hints on ''ma.rtmum marriage.'' Reservations may be made with Mrs. Joe Stewart, 675- 2741. INVESTMENT STUD Y MEETING MAR01 15 The Ltdo Investment Stud y Group wUI conduct its bl- moothly meeting 1n the com- munity room or the Newport Beach office or Los Angeles Fede ral Savl.ngs, located at S201 Newport Boulevard, across from Ctly Hall, oo Monday evenlng, March 15, from 7 to 10 p.m. Regular meetlngs are held on the first and third Monday of every month. DAWN OF "ASTRONOMY LECTURE SET MAR. 5 Tbe second seSSion of Or. ange Coast College's new once-a-month lecture ser. ies, "Froatters o1 astroa- omy," 1s .cheduled for 7:30 and 9 p.m. frtday, March 5 Lo the: ace plMetarlum. The topic Is ''The dawn of astrooomy," Sertes lecturer Is OCC astroOomr pa.tructor Steve Latta.o&to, wbo it al10 the director of the OCC plane. tartam. $6,600 IS TAiti!N IN MI!WrORT IUIICI..t.RY Bottluo cot .. tllroup a fully alldiolllaadoor ud-loot-at$6,. 100 from a Wett Newport ...... Tbo Clouloo loon tam. u,, ssu Rift!', f'tiiOned o --. TV Ill, •kro .. nft .....; lli,..er, -.no.,. •• .., a cuear -.......,, 111111 -etBJrua__, .......... .,._...,_,.. '*·ll-al040Jft· -· .... ,.... ..., polloo .. ......... --. _____ , lllo,... .. ....,_ ·-· ··-· ---- WITH A "SALUTE TO sr. PATRICK."' membets of Newpo11 Harbor P1Dbe11enlc wm bold their :amuaJ bmcb- eon IDd fashioo sbow lfarcb 17 at tbe Newporter Ia.. Helptnc with (be neDt, wblcb niRs "dolll.rs for sc.bol- ars," are Mrs. Raymond Keot tbney, seated at left. first president or the Joc:al group, and Mrs. Keooeth St.arege. anotber early officer. wbo Is this .)lear's benefit c hairman. stiDdlDc rent president, Mrs. John Zweers. ooe of tbe comml members selectiDg tbe recipient of the coveted A award, Which will be presented at the luncheon. (E photo.) Panhel to announce Athena award winner will mate the sull)rise an- nouncement for 19'76. · ....... -·· c..-. .... ················ .. . ..........,..~ ........ . FirM Mortpoe AMI E_.. Lc.ns . . ... · · · · u.ns Oft ..... E-... OwMd for [)eWiopment Loen1 to F-=Matt S.... of AMI est.te · · · Contrw::ts ot S.. ot ...., Est8tll ..... · Con1fiiC1 ot Se1e ot HMd Office Building toAftiliMe ............... . l.OIIns on S.wings Accounts ... Fedlnl Home Loen Bank Stoctl Office Buildings and Equipment ... &tMII OWned ........ . Accrued ~ on Lo.ns and Investment~ PNpao'd Federal S & L lnsuranoe Premium ~taneous ............ . TOTAL LIABILITIES Savings Accounts . . . Escrows and L011ns in Process Advances from the Fedenll Home Loan Bank Advance Payments by eorrower-5 CurTent and Deferred Federal and I 2.111.2&l 51.534.175 3&5.117.502 1,23-4.107 6.~5.17fli eo.atl 2.421.111 2.017.815 3.H6.700 ~.782 3.491.558 1,483.&75 4,7Ql .630 1,331 .633 $-456.247.4&2 S361.050.451 1.184.617 26.200.000 778.716 State Income Tun . 8.686.862 Accounts Payable 207.557 Notes Payable 10.000 Deterred Income . 1.968.258 Regulatory Reserves ~-3.381 TOTAL . $400.089.842 CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND RESERVES General Reserves and UndiYkled Profits S 56.057.650 Guaranleed Cepitaland Surplus ~-100.000 Total Capital. Surplus and Reserves TOTAL 56.157.650 $456,247,492 Copoes ol""' l"e" ludtllld l•n•nc•al 1111ement ol Mu1u11 S.vt1191 "' IVIIIable ,, ..et~ othce ol tnt! IMOCOI!oon lo• ont.Pecl•on --- Coronodel- 2867 East Coast Highway/675·5010 "Springtime in Newport Harbor" Is tile theme cho- sen for Newport Harbor Panhellenlc's annual fuh.lOII luncheon, Wednesday, Marc h 17, at thfo Newporter Inn. Charlotte Starege, chair- man, has selected azaleas and shamtock& to set tbe state for the II a .m. affair tn the Monte Carlo room. Mrs. Robert Wood will work with Mrs. Jotm R. Zweers, president, and a commfttee •. to select the Athena av.•ard winner, which yearly hOnors a woman of tbe year select- ed from DOminations made b~· 35 civic, social frater .. nal and service clubs. Nine women met in Sep. !ember of 1951 at the home of .,trs. Raymood K. Harvey to form the Newport Harbor Panhellenic Council, and the membership, now grown to 108, continues to provide scholarships, loan funds to students, and monetary a -.ards to outs tanding sor • orlly women, In addtuon to helping Ame rican FleldSer- vtce chapters in the area high schools. Models displ-ayjng fash- ions wiU include members Jane Coon, Jo Vandervort and Phyllis Man and her small daughter, wearlng the new, casual spring styles. MONDAYthruTHURSDAY SPECIALS (Fri., Sit. & Sunday 'rl16 P.M.)-Excluding Holidays dinners include soup or salad, baked potato or rice RED SNAPPER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2. 75 MAHI MAHI ................... . GRILLED SEA BASS ....•........ TOP SIRLOIN ..............•.... NEW VORK STEAK .........•.... LOBSTER TAlL ................ . STEAK AND LOBSTER .......... . 2.95 3.25 3.75 3.95 5.50 ) 5.95 The past winners, start- ing In 1965, were: Mme&. Walter Burroughs, Robert !.. Bacon, Alvin Pi.nkle)', kobert Bernard, Harold Boyvey, Robert Marshall, T. Duncan Stewart, Loren Hea- ther, Norman E. Watson, Edgar HUl, aDd ill 1975, Mrs. Joseph A. Beet, who Assisting the chairman will be Mmes. George L. Guthrie, Tedtle McDaniel, Leon F ry, Robert M. Wood, Arthur Patch. H. W. Linton and G. Robert Grant. Mrs. Ted Burgeobaue:h will be in charge or hostesses. LUNCHEON also served daily until 4 p.m. I 16271 P~eiht COl .. Hwy • Hunlinvton 8ctl. • 1213) 592-1321 JIM)1 E. C.. t+wv • eo.-D-' ..... •17141 51..ol00 BUY-CENTENNIAL The Buy .Centennial spirit Is really swinging In Newpc!TI Beach. Besides the cans of beer, carpets, T -shirts and other junk yoo cau buy to prove your patriotism, we """ have a Buy.Ceutennlal Park that will probably cost the tupayers at least $750,000 before It's finished. That 's Three Quarters of a MU!Ioo Bucks, folks. Happy 200th birthday. Now, this th!Dg came aloog gradually and rather quietly. At first, a lady up oo Clllr Drive objected when a property owner got ready to put some houses on his lots. She complained that It woold block her view of the ocean. She got a few other folks to help her boiler and, lo andbebold, tbe nut thiDg you IIDow, the city was buying those 2 lots and the lady's view was saved. Then, she sold her property (with Y!ew) and mo•ed oot of toWD. Oh, well , the 2 lots ouly cost us a little over $90,000, and tbe city ball boys said they were just going to de•elop a ulce little "view park" where folks •oold sit and ha•e a sandWich and look at the boats. Sounded like a cute Idea. AJter all, there didn't seem to be much else you could do with a couple of lots so ste"' a moonlaln goat woold fall off. Then, City Hall said "let's buy the First Baptist Chur ch, loo, and make a bigger pa.rk." Tbe taxpayers had already bought tbe cbarch ooee, of course, for a freeway, but now we had to sell It back to ourselves for a part. The county g•erously chljlped In with $200,000 of our revenue-sbarlag tu dollars, then lns!Med tbat the city chase off the Baptists. That's ......., as allacldltc "strings" to the flmds. So, the city matched the county's $200,000 and bouc1Jt the church lot for $400,000 from the slate ~yers. Add tbat to the $90,000 for the Z goat-hill lots and yoo•ve got $490,000 sunk Into this lh!Dg before u)'body e•ea puts a part bench oo 11. Now, bere comes our wooderful city Buy.Ceot•IDI•I Committee ud says, "Let's make this Into a beautlftll tribute to the natloo's Zooth birthday." OUr City Council jumped at the opportunity. "We'll f1od t~ money somewhere," chimed ill tbe Parks Director. Sure, aod yoo IIDow where he'll find It ••• In oor pockets. Tiley llpre It will ~ obout $175,000 1o "develop" the part, but !bat don't Include demoUIIOD ol tbe clnlrch IMilkllnrs, or auy new bulld!Dp oo the property. Like 1 satd, yoa· cau flcure 011 $750,000 before It's all over. U tbe llay..CODieaDial bunch wauts to do tile CCMI!ry a lll.vor, why don't they gl•e our couatry back lo the people and stop the wild lpellding? I don't expect to get au IIDSWer to that questloo. At Foi'JI.I • • • • • • • • • • ' Do eometbllll for America and yoar11U by p&cllllll liP u Amerlcau-made prdoo tool don at the lllore and usiJic It 1o cet yoar p1aco ..-17 for Spr .... I '" .... f'Ml. ... O'I .... IT elfaaftloltl • c:GL0MY .. AIWne .... t.. _,.U ... CIIel'\;--6 loWP\.IfS RGIT HARDW 2:115 W. IALIO.t. ILVD., 111111'01T IIACII -rwllllltJJ.:IJ. • I • NEWPORT BEACH 1()( TH! OI'I'IOAL Nh,..,_Bt 01' TH! OTY 01' wt•OII"t ~ ------.. THE N!WI'OIT HAIIOI L0CM.u..... 16 I ~Oil _.,. ....... ...,._ ......_. $ ..... 1()( COSTA MESA . ' MOON MEN IN C.D.M. . --. . -. MOON MEN Ferd Johnson, at right, and 9011 Tom work on the Moon MuUlns cartoon strip in their office on Coast Hwy, ln Corona del Mar. Ferd, 70, has worked on the oaUorWly-syndlcated strip since 1923. Tom is his assistant. &th now live to Newport. (En sign phOto.) Dolls outline history A history lesSQn with dolls of historical characters as props will be the program for the ThUrsday Club of Newport Beach March 11 at the Balboa Bay Club. The club's salut(' to the Cyclists to aid scholars With a goal of $30,000 in mine!, OrangE' Coast Col- l ege ~·111 host Its 3rd annual blke-a-thon Sunday , April 4, to raise scholarship funds lor OCC students. Members of the com- muldt}' :ue Invited to either take part In the blke-a-lhon or sponso r a cyclist. Groups will t t><'elve 20 per cem of all the money colle-r ted b}' thei r rirlers, while the remaining 80 per cent will be us('d for OCC scholar- ships, Groups or c lubs must r egister b)' Mar cil 26 In order to N ce!ve the 20 per cent sharf', JANET OH OEAH LIST Janet Lander, daughter of Mr. anrl Mrs. William R. Lander of Costa Mesa, has bt>en named to the dean's honor list at Mount St. Mary's Coll ege for the fall semester. Janet Is a freshman at tlleChalon cam- pus In West Los Angeles. bicentennial at the II a.m. luncheon meeHng will fea- ture George Stuart, wllo was a studPnl of his ton · and for- eign relations at Washington and Georgeto~~o·n un iversi- ties. Persona!ltiPs of the Amertcan Revolution among Mr. Stuart's dolls includ£' George Washington, Sam uel Adams, Tom Paine, Patrick Henry, Richar d Hen ry L{'f!, Ben Franklin, LaFayette, Baron von Steuben, and Benedict Arnold . LISZT, TCHAIKOVSKY , WAGNER ON PROGRAM The Orange Coast com- murlity S}'mphony orchestra will present its second con- cert of the season at 4 p.m. Sunday, March 7, in the Or- ange Coast College audi- tor ium. Til"kets are priced at $1.50 for adulls and SI for students. The orchestra, undt>r thE> baton of Joseph Pear lman, OCC associate professor of music, \\'Ill perform liM' Lint piano concerto No. l, featuring guest soloist Laszlo Lak; Tchlakovsky's symphony No. 6, and intro- duction to act 3 of Wagner's '' Lohe-ng rin.'' Mr. Lak studied In Buda- pest until the outbreak of the revolution in 1956, when he escaped. to the United States. He is a member of the music staff at Orange C cast and Biola Br FlED DAVIS Moon Mullins ts aiJve IDd well in Corona del Mar, The lovable roughneck ol the tunnypapers can befowld ln al cluHered room of a quiet oftlce bulldingonCoasC Hwy. With him are 2 otber interesting characters that he couldn't get alone without. F' ero Johnsoo and SOD Tom, both Newport rest- dents, get tbel.r heads and their India l.nk pens toge- ther almost every day to keep Moon and his baddies in and oot of trouble. It's something Ferd Johnson, now 70, has been do ing sinet> 1923, when, at the age of 17, he joined Moon's creator, Frank Willard, at the dnw- ing board l.n C hlcago. The Moon Mulltns strip was just 3 months old then. 'I had gone to Chicago from my hom e in Pennsyl- vania to stud}' at the Acad- emy of Fine Arts there, • Ferd recall s. A n er at few weeks at the academL he was spending a lot of t ime hanging around the old Chicago Trlbtlne building to watch some of r\ merica 's finest cartoonists at work. The Trip had Chester Gould drawing Dick Tracy, Harold Grey doing Orphan Annie, Frank King on Gasoline All ey and Sid Smith sketching the Gumps. He decided that he could !f:>arn mo re from those fel- lows than from theaca.demy, so he dropped ou t and madt> the Tribune t.is schoolhouse. Already, yound Ferd had some pro f:>Jperience under his bell. 'I sold my rtrst cartoon to a magazine for raUroafl station agents when I was 13,' he explains. His dad wa s station agent at Spring Creek, Pa, 'The magazine give me a gold watch • that madf:> me a pro.' With oo formal tralnini behind him, the only thing he had to 'bffer at the Trf. bune was talent. ·Frank Willan:l declded, if I was going to be hlnging around anyway, I might as .... ·ell be doing something, so ht' let m~ color a Sunda y s trip of Moon." Th'lt da)', 53 years ago, be.g an an assoctation that lasted until Willard's death in 1958. By then, Ferd was doing most or thf:> work, ****** SPiiltTOF '76 ****** a .... ...... , ltl ~Wr<:ent Ooublt-knit Df'nim and Red ChHk. and 10 per~:t-nt PoiJ It ~r~:t-nl cotton doublt'knil Crub. Ceordinatf' sPpantn and sbirls In P1trioeic t'olon ror "" Sitf'5 &~tt Fly fr•t Sites 1-tl tn.lt .... ••••••••• ** MAJOR CUDIT CARD$ W!LCOMI CENTR~LLY LOC~TED H NEWPORT ~NO HARBOR BLYO . PAft COIIYIIIIIIITL 1' ATOUI II AI IMTeAMCI ~ -· ep ............. •• ,...,. 10 be toot Oftf Moon ud bu done the atrtp ever slDce. Tom helpl ott and doesthe&nd.ypqe. Mooo coes out to OYer 100 papers aroad the cocm~n. still syadtcated by tbe Cbl- cq:o TribaDe IDd New York News. f erd helped color tbe Gumps and other strips too, but kepc sbowiDg his ldeu to Capta.ln Joseph MediU Patter.:.a, Trfbane editor. 'Captain Patterson bad to cHmb throagh a wiadow by my dnwiag board iD order to get out on tbe buUdtoc's roof for bts daily round of deck teonls.' ferd c huckles, 'so I had plenty of oppor- tunity to show him what I was doing.' Ferd finally got his own weekly Sunday sCrip, 'Texas Slim aDd Dirty Dalton, • which a~ iD more than 40 papers when Johnson was jist 19. He was still help- ing out oo Moon Mullins during this time. 'I got a good break when Westbrook Pegler came to work as a sportswriter at t11~ Trlb and needed some- bod} to IJiustntf:> his week- ly stories,' P~lf'r left tht-Tribune to become a world-renowned r t>po rter a.nd columnist, By the time Fer d •·as 23, he was back at the Aca - demy of Fine Arts -teactum cartoooing. There, he mel a pretty Kentucky girl namf-fl Doris, and the)' wer" ma ried, They've been to- 6ether ever sincP and oo·~ share a comfortable han.~ in the Bluffs. But, between the C hi cuo days and the serenit} of the Harbor Arf:>a were some h~Hc yea rs. 'Frank Willard was a golf nut and follow~ the sea.son!>, so we moved with him,· re- calls Ff:>rd. ·we Ji ved in New Orleans, Florida, Sorth Carolina, Callfomia, Maill e, Wiscoosm, Ari zona and Mexl~'o Cit}', Life was never dull.' Willard and thE' Johnsons fin ally settled In Bever\~ Hills tn the 1940s, and Fe rr! recaUs a somf'~to'hat un- Continued oo Page 3) NE W CAREER ror Mooo Mulitns cartoooist Ferd Johnson Is just begiMlng, at age 70, Here, he and Clyde Zulch s tudy one of Ferd's impressionist landscapes in th!' Zulch Gallery oear Ferd's studio. At right is a ~tUSt of Dir k Richard, done by Mr. Zukh's vnfe, seulpc.ress Judith Bland. The bust was presentt'd at a special cere- man) ronorln( Mr. Ri chard last month, and .,ill t>VentualJ~ be plaef'd in thft Newport Harbor Chambe r of Cammer F-- building i.n Newport Center. (;1s1gn photo.) TRANSLATORS TO GO TO MEXICO Blame and Pat Turner of Ne•·port Beach are taldl}f ~1diliona.l trai.ning at the Int ernational Lingulsth's Center in Dallas, Teu.s, be- fore golllg on to Medea lor r1uty v:ith Wycliffe BUM Translators. Tt1ey have rf'Celvt'd lin- gui stics training at t he sum- me r Institute of Llngu.stics a• the Universit} of Was h- in ,.ton in Seattle, F ro11 Dallas, thf:>r .,...ill attend '·Jungle Camp" h r htapas , tit£' southl:'rnmost state of Mexico, for a 4 month training program. This is part or thE> prepar-a- tion for sE!'rvire witt1 W _ •.hffe, w'tJCh works around the world to reduce ahortp nal !an~;uagH to writ- ten !ar m 'o:-translation uf t!Jf:> Hible. Pat 1s thE' tf aut'htE'r of Jar is C roxon ol ~P~'J)Ort Beach. a. ~ .. CP . --~-· ' . 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Big Cilnyon Count ry Club Nt"Wport lkach m lc: lloyd johnson Spnkt:r: Chris Babbitt Spt;~k~r: Bob Pf'rkins ... _ ... __ 1r AUUII W. ll'tAIO, D.D. ....................... li····-·· "' The Crueinxion of the Son of God Feittl n ll'lljC .. Sa•iu,, m• '-"· ...... ~th. ,._ liiAU IS:21·J9 FRO::II=::-=r~-=~~ proc:unt«l ... :Ad cbr He ._. -y-(cf.l...,l0:17f.) . Golden Text: A ltd belitl /Oflltd lrt /6lltlOif • • ,..., M bmbiN hfmt<lf llttd betwlw obftlinlt tmtoMdt, nat lite dutlt o/dtt m:JJt (PtUI. 2:8). (COMTUIUID ,tOM l.AST WEEk. n.. Doath 01 J-...... er- In ... tk 15 :13-39 we read : .. And when the sixth hour was come, there was darkness over the wtao~ lend until the ninth hour. And at the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice. s.a)'ins. Elol, EJoi , lama abachthani7 which il, beins interpreted, My God , my God , why hast thou foruken me' And some of them lhat stood by. when they heard it, said , Behold, he calleth Elias (Elijah J. And one ran and filled a sponse full of vinegar, and put it on a reed . and pve bim to drink, saying, Let alone; let us see whether Elias will come to take him down . And Jesus crit:d with a loud voice. md gave up the ghost. And the veil of the temple was rent in twain from the top to the bottom. And when i~O: C!!Jiurion, which stood o\lt'r against him, sa w th.at he ..:; c~ed out, and gave up the ghost . he said, Truly this nan wn the ~n of God .·· Venes 33-39 g.ive a vivid account of the death of the Lord Jesus on the cross of Calv;ary . See also ~btthew 27 :45-56; luke 23 :44-49; John 19:28-30 . "In all the Gospels ll\f actual crucifixion is narrated in the most straightfo rward mannf'r a nd with m :uked restraint. ... AU the synoptists record the darkness from noon until 3 p.m. (v. 33). Thoush brousht about by natural causes, the timing of it was clearly supernatural. It could not have been the darkness of 1 solar eclipse. for . as Origen (a Christian scholar of the third century] pointed out, it was full moon. "The cry of dereliction (v. 34) is the only word from the cross recorded by Mark and Matthew (27:46). It is prnerwd In the Aramaic. but it iJ not improbable that Jesus actually quoted the words~ PAlm 22:1 in the Hebn:w. M.rt u~tn the Aramaic into Greek for the benefit of hh: readen. We may not fathom the depths of the sayina, for it brinp us to the very beart of the ii~~rnent. lut it is important that ...e do not interpret the words merely of the feelinc and subjective consciousness of Jesus, u thou&h the ~reliction ..ere not a fact. nus is the tendency amana modem scholars. But the view of the older ~an s (e-a. R. W. 0.\e, 1Jte Alottrmmr, p. 6lf.) is to be preferred as the correct one, ~ly, that since God CIMOI look upon lin (Hab. I : 13), He hid His face when our •. .m was l;aid upon His sinless Son. Jesus, the sinner·s substitute and sin~arer, wu iQ fact fllrsaken that ~ miJ,ht never be (Heb . J3 :S). This was indeed the supreme and u"paulleled sorrow from which He shrank . To affirm that such a view is inconsistent with the of God is to emphasiu the love of at-tht: expense of His holiness . 'J~sus aYd '14'ilh a loud voice, and lflVe up the p ast v. (37): no ne of the evanselists uy He died. Mark's expression is simplest: Ht 'u:pired' (Greek : tzepneusen}. But even here the loud cry connrms what is even more clearly u pressed by the othen. that His death was not the result of natural causes or of exhaustion: It ·,was a voluntary act , and therefore unique. Before any nat ural cause became fa tal, and at the moment u f His own choosing, He delivered up Hu Spirit , lO that Pil1t~ (th~ Ruman "111<HIIo{dw ....... _..,., .. -(•. 38); this .... I& recorded by all ""' 1YftopUru. It -d be ob• M _, -od by doe priaU, of - oll.....uds ....,. bel-(Acu 6:7). Upon lhe --mind """' • momentous happeainc must haw mlde a trt-rnendout ~ after ceeturin of Tobemocle ond Temple w0011Up In which lhe Holy of llotics hod beeft doood to all ex.oept the flilh Priest on the tby of atonement. In meaniftt; for us is dearfy lei oul in Hebrews10:19ff. "111~ cmturiolf (v. 39). wbom tradition has named u I.Dnsinus, and '1114\o was s11tioned directly opposite the cross where he saw all thai luopened, was evidently imprcued by p i5ely thoee peculiarities about our Lord 's de1th that we h.aYC noted above (on V. 37). ThouF his words may nol hne meant for him all th.at wt read inlo them, neverthelesS ht (lhe Roman centurionf sr.ands at the close of the Gospel story .as the first among the h~athen to be dra*ft to faith in Otrist by the power of His death" (cf. C. E. Graham Swift, '"ll1e Gospel o f Mart•• in Tltr Nn~ Biblr Com~t-,. 1st ed ., 1953 , p. 838). WORRY .. ,. "" .. sims ... """· • il -" ,_ ,...., .. , IMI w.ny II • -'t fritnll, ... ..,.,.,_., .-,. """" .. nun .... • 111t ... INif ... wll .-drl il .. ht I .... ou..-r ... tf !lie ..nl "wny" --. _, ''W""Y' is Mt ill Sell's w I I t _. d.w ....... _,_ .. 10:00 a .m . Mrs. James POWt:"n (lk-tty) 507 Vista Suerte • No Rew-rvations N~dt:d -Pay at Door Rev. David Avery Ev.en so 1 come 1 Lord Jesus !O:OOa.m . 10:00 a.m. Nno-pon Bt:ach Mrs. Nick Wumt:r (Pat) 1412 Escdlf' LAM Nt:Wport lki1Ch Mrs. Joe Ebert (Carolyn) •! Nonh Aha Mira Lowt'r 5 Arch Bay South Lr.cuna LADI•a ccwrr•n (llo c ... ,.., JO:oo ... m . 10:00 ;a .m . 10:00 ;a .m . M rs. j ohn R. 8t"rca"· (Ma ry AnnJ I 224 S;~nd K('}' Coron;~ dt:l Mar Mrs . W .F. Bonnf'r.Jr. (Pt:g) !901 Pt:bblt-DriVt: Coron a..~t:l N ill A UADING CLERGYMAN DUaiNG 111E AMEIUCAN REVOLtmON From "The Chapl ai ns and Clergy or the Revolution," published in !864; reprinted by 20th Century Reformation Hour !CON TINUED FROM LA.H WEEIC ) By Wendell Zimm~man From "BAPTffiT BIBLE TRffiUNE" Springrleld, Missouri (CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEIC ) The Pt()m•e or Hi. Comin1 :• 10:00 a.m. Mn. Walta Burke 1SCarmdBay Driw Corona del Mar Mrs. Mi'riiln Brumftdd 75 Emt:rald Bay l;aguna. lkach Kr. Avery, AOOn aft(!)" his arrival at :.eatl-quart-<n., W&!l usi:;nN to Col. Shtlbum's regiment, in which he instit.ak-\1 \A l"l"gUhlr course of . daily rcligioua eervice. Beaide. the performance of thC86 public duties he used to ItO from tent to tf'nt aod read t.he word or God- talk with the farme r-solUHm!, l.istrn to their tAles of dilt.rna, and relie•e them whenever in hia power. T he camp anti buatle of war were atrnnge to th{'lltl men- tboy hall come from quiet homes in the Ttllleya nnd on tho hill-sidea, and from the f"mily altnr nnd the houee of· God i Rod the pn'Benoe of 1uch a minister wns A comfor t nnd a ble~~~~ing that nt this dny we cnn not appreciate. He prayed -with them, a.nd h<"lJ'cJ tho you.LhfW to o•eroome the tcmptation.a t.bat alwaya Rn'Otlnd t.he toldier, and boldly rebuked tdn, and lt.roft in every way to m:a.ke the cnmp a camp of the Lord, like tbe ",teota of Israel," over which God'• bleeaing ahoulJ hover. H e doea not tire of bit ardu- OUI work, but write. home that be ia glad that he hu etpou.aed the e&ll8e of his oouotry. Enoch, who wu the wwntb tenenUon frora Adam, aecordin1 to t he 14th •erse of .luc», prophated or the cominc o f the Lord, •rillf, "Behold, the Lord cxnneth with ten tho.....,ndl or hi. Mint.&." Eft npeUed it becluae of God'• promiH in Eden. Enoch Lllked about it -the •nnth man from Adam. T1H Hope of Other Writen D1niel, nen thout'h he ._ carried aa a prisoner of war •••Y from brut, and WM broutht up ia the 1tnn~ Land of BabyiOD, IM'fW" for1ot the tea.ehinc of God'• word. God ,..,.. him a renewal or tiM promiH a.nd eneo•rqed hia fllith in t hl' eomi"l of the Lont "-• ChraR. Dente-! said, "I •• in the ni1ht ... _,0111, behotd one lilr.e tiM Son of Man e&ml' •ilh Ute eto.dl of hen-en and aaMe to the aaa.at or day. end they broucht him a...- b<l'fore Him and there .,.. iiwn unto Him dominloa and llorY and a k incdom that •II people, .-tlo. •nd lan~Uf'J~ ahould Hrft Him. Hil dom i n io n i• u1 enrluti•l domirUon ; it thall ftOt ,.. ... ,. , u d h. t.il\ldOII'I •hall not lie deetroyed." It WM th.-hope of noer:y prophetic writ-6 of the Old T.taftlftlt. 10:00 a .m . 10:00 a .m . 10:00 il .m . Mn. Don Can (Barban) 219 No. Scar LAne Newport Beach Mn. Ro. Banku !924 Cuob Str«t Newport Beach Mn. EmeM Saftq (Myrna) 100 Via Trinte Newport lk:ach b&WIWe WII&TI-a {lie Cloorwa) 7:50p.m. 7:SOp.m. 7:50p.m. 7 :~p.m. 1:50 p .m. 7:50p.m. \ John 6: Frances Mitchell 791 N)"CC Place Laguna Beach , CA 92:651 Gtne 6: _Betty May Pickf'tt ISO! S. Bay Front Balboa bland. CA 9!662 M .. 6. Carolyn Dunn 1800 G loenwood Lant: Nt:WpOn Beach. CA 92660 499-1141 675-1498 64!-2500 Bnacr a. ~bbit: Dilla S5 1-1 045 5822 Duchamp Driw- lrvint:, CA 9!714 Jim 6. Bntt: Po~n 507 Vista Suerteo Nrwpon Beach, CA 9!660 640·1058 Dick 6. Ct:tt Lippincott 968-!717 221!2 Wood bland. La.rw Huntifll'ton Beach . CA 92646 7:50p.m . Gary 6: N.ancy Shaw 640-45-6! !252 Pon L..erwic::k Place: Newpon Beach, CA 9!660 7:50p.m. Frank 6: Ruth AUnuu 8Sl-17SI !6881 Cor• Cude Mi&Non Viejo, CA 91675 TUESDAY MARCH 18 ••twszz••••••s•l..,..(ta.JOJ l :IO,a.tn. Big Canyon Country C lub Newport lkach m /c: Bill lkd:; Spraker: Wayne HaMOn Speaker: Mikf' Huntrr "No RntrVattonl Needed -Pay at Door Y&l•a corrrraa (lie Cloorwal lt:IO•.m. lf:OO a .m . le:OOa.m. Mn.Jamea MtCahan (Mariann) I 979 Port Ra~a~ Place Newpon Beach l:ln. C..don Gnhun (Soody) 19S4 Pon Carne-y Newpcm Beach. !O :OOa .m . 10 :00 a.m. 10:00 a .m . 10 :00 ;a .m . 10 :00 a .m. 10:00 a.m . 10:00 a .m . 10:00 a .m . Mn . Don He-ndricks (Mary) 1806 Port Ashley Place Nt'Wport ~.ach Mrs . Swing Mt:yt:r (Cu olint:) 1915 Tradt'winds Lane Nt'Wport lkach Mrs. Frank Tunt: (Allan) !018 East Bay Front Balboa Penimula Mn . Tf'rt"nce Wt:lsh (Sally) I 501 O xford Lane Nq:rpon lkach Mn . Uw Ntlton (G<~il) 18712 PUt:O Cortt:z Irvine Mrs. ~nard H01yna (Pat) 1801 Port Mank-igh Plaa: Nrwpon Beach Mn. F....t Wiloon (ll<uy) 2551 BambooStrttt Newport Be.ach Mn . Merrill Mundy (Hdt:n) 106 Jadt: Balboa Island .,..,_ waT1-a111e c...,.., 7:50p.m. 7:SO p.m. 7:!W p .m . 7:SOp.m. 7;50p.m . 7:50p.m . 7:50p.m. ":50p.m . Dr. Did. A: Kay Cramm 642-1871 1862 Bonaire Way Nt:Wpart Beach, CA 92660 Don 6. Carla Redington 675-4775 6!8 W . Oct' an From Balboa , CA 9!661 Mike 6: Melinda Nicholas &48-5955 I 756 Antiru.a Way Nt:WpOn lk:ach, CA 92660 Wayne 6: Fl6 Mulln-Ul -0944 27192 Galvez Lane Mi•ion Vtt:jo. CA 92675 Chris 6: Shanon Tucker 64+1557 1949 Port Sea bourne: Way Newpon Beach, CA 9!660 Ken 6. Artie John.on 1914 Ahur.a Driw: 1 67S·7S96 Corona del Mar, CA 926!S AI & Doris Rt!'ed 557 ·S604 "H;9 Madciu Aw:nue Co.ta Mna, CA 92626 Jim ll Sally Steinkamp I 94! I Sierra La10 Ro.d Irvine, CA 92715 855-!064 THURS. MARCH 18 ..... 8•1szll .. alll&a1CII.OOJ Mn. D.C. KD<ubuhl (S.W.) S818S.ncbanel.oDe 7:00a . .a. 'The Airportu lnn Mac.Anhu.r &MI. Nc:wpon •ach C..Speollen: lt:lla.m. M!OOe .•- f'..orofta del Mar l:ln.,..... Mel~ (Aadr<y) 103 ~C.W,..IItoo:d ea.-acid Mar l:ln.o..iols- ltol T.-Tim'"" Coraooocldatar I p I. o.,. "'-h · FCMinder ciA ........... Actloo l . n.~·ciChriodaoFuoolly Llrooadou.._ol ~ef ... s,Mf h bit diuy he ~the following entry :-" U:ay 11th-A pnmncial fut-preaclied on 9ambridge com- moD, the troop; •Jipeued quite ~~erioua.. May 29th- Went oD • Tolunteer ezpedition to Noddle'a Island ; a bri1k akirm.iah ; 110roe of our meu killed ; 1tood gun! two houn that night after pr3ying &ad ubort- iog with the u:peditioo." Tbia brief' note i1 all that bo gires ua to abow what pwt be took id it. NodJ.le'a bland, near Boeton, and Hog lalaod were coverod with hn.y and cattle, abeep aod hot~M, aad' the Americans wi&h{,-d to phlf'eDt them from fallinz into the handa of the enemy. So about elenm. o'clock in tho forenoon of the 27th, a party of twtronty or thirty men J>llMCd from Clteleea to Hog Iala.od,·and thence to Noddlt!'a IKI,md, a.ml commenced driTiog· otr tbe catt.lo. The Britilh, obscning it, tent a IChooner and aloop, wi th a party of marioes in bo&tt, to capture them. The Americans eoeiog them ap- pr'(*:h, .00 ftodittg that t.My bad oot t.i.roe to drive off oil tho otoci; Cl>llno...,.. obooliag th-, aod tliao dt.aoyed 1'-* •a.mben. A1 the hotLile ~~~drew """ ~hey ro-11111 to Hog lolood, IDd cleored it of betwNa u... ""' r-haodrod "-P. 1111<1 • largo zntmber of COWl ud hOI'Iel. Tber tbCD. cltew ap on C...,_ Nd to...,.;,. the-· lo the -.m. the A--. .,._ oi Cambridge bod colle4 fur oolaa'"'" to reiof-the pllaol little boacl lhot h&d dooe 10 DOblr, Md MY tlood at baf. Aw:rr, with tM n,..-w.,..,, ._ aiDOGC the nlu...._ Put--_ _.... . ., ................. ~.., ... "'"'""' widl __ ,.,........, ....... tloo ...__ polal oi al ........ Ia tloo ~ A ..... In -........ ,.,_ ..... _.., --loop• ., till ...... -........ ~IM..._ .... it too llot. abg 1 VI It .. 01:1111.... 'I'M .... tJ.a -. ... it ................... to ....... ,.... floor -•••• tiD dor-liPt-.....-11oo pao111oo <I .... -1· ... ..., look .. _ .... ~ ... -- "' ... -to -lloo lilde -·<I Jalrloto, ..,. 1""1 willl-. llo ... olooaldu .. W. •111110& ..tbpl ...... two looaro. AI doJ .... floor \QK ....... IDMI", ... *'fi .. oil hr fov- JI ln..t-.. lwi .... oet hor .oa Ire. b tWo ol:l I' . tloo .,.,_. loot •-•r-1;. ia ldiW ..t •• 1•4,whllellll~':z• W'oaJrfowwc. W, .... lllooa oli&fiiiT· (C'*1'IJIUJ[D liDT WEQ) • Time · went on , and theft' appa.red upon the aeene in the ftT)' •rli•t of human hiltory a man named .Job. Job, too, had hard about the promile of the Lord'• cominc. He belined it and accepted it. Job ~ched one of the hip.t ptl!llb of lnapiratlon In the word of God when h e 11id (in Job 19:25-27), "1 know that my Redeemer lh·etb, end that he •t..ll ltand at the latt« day upon the arth: end thoufh dter my •kin worm& de. troy thil body, yet in my n.h •tall I-God: Whom 1 .-u• 11ee for m.J'Mif ... •• AU thro• Old T .. tam.eat ti m•• lbey look~ forward to the Lord'• com~a •. It ... their hope, the lilbt tMt .Uned out i n t he dlirkne. of IDOral con'11ptiron -the fact tb.t --would ret.um. Kine O.~d talked •bout it u he .uoted the herp ead ana the .anp of Zion. He .. id in r..ln» 24:7, "Lirt up your helM, 0 ye -te.; and be ye lirt up, ye nw-lutinl doon; end the Kin1 of llory •n eotM in." O.~d WM lookiftl for the oom.int of the Kine. All the writen aad propheta of tbe Old T-.IIMftt. ht!ld onto Uut promiH aad klohd forw~~rd to it. fa laalah 11 : 1-1-' J .. iah k»oted forwd to the fultllltMnt of the pro-.IM of Hil mmiac. He aid, ''Aad tblft lha.JI OOIM forth I rod CHit ot tiM Item of ,..., •ad • .._.et. •n p-ow wt or 10a I'OICN: And U.. eplrk of tM Lewd ..._lll'lllt uport hi•, the .,..._. of wlado• aad ............... tM.,....ofeou .... ..... ....... U.eptrkoftao....,. ud of til. r...-ol U... l.ord; Aad •llall ••k• Il l • of q•ld: .............. le U. r..-of tiM Lord: ud 1M •W eot ,..._. after the~ of .... .,... ........ ow att.the .... rilleotW. ... : ., ... -.11.11 rtpt 2 a: I -......... ~ tiM pool', aad '*IliON .tth -•• for tiM -ot tiM -u.: .... 1M .a.ll .... tM ..... wtth tt.e rod of .. -.ca., &ad w1t1t the ....... of lolo ... -... , tiM ..... Alllll ri!~Wea r •• ..... '- "•• 11r•l• or Ilia lol• .... ·-tiM -of lolo-"11Mwott ........... .... .... -.-.... --.. --tlMldd;oodtlM--.... _-... tiM ..... '41tthw; .............. ... ......................... ........ ; ... ,....._ ... . .......... : ........... .... ................ A.-... I ............ ...,. ......... ., ........... a ,_... ........ , ........... . m , ,.., • .._'llllp ....... ...._ •• , ... ,,., la an ., ...., ~=~,~-= ... =:---.. ., ... ,11 .... ., .......... ...................... ,.., .. till• ,, •• ..., ., ...... • ... I I u --a.tol, Ootl~ ..... ,1 .............. • Zechariah talked about it ln the l.frtb chapter of h.il propt,e,ey (w. 4): "And hi• fHt •MD .t.aad In thlt day upon the mount of Oli-... which i1 before ~ 011 the eut ... " Malaehi, in the Iaiit boOk of the Old T .... IMftt, •pol• about it end uid, "lktt unto you thet f•r my n•me a hall the Sun of riehteoun-ariH with heeliftl In hil win~ ... "(4 :2) T1w .._.. of the Oi.dpHa Whee rou tum to the ""' Teatamart., it) the m 1 of tiM dilci..-. the _.._ &ad tiM !Mrlr clns:rdl. ...... Hi-u-•W ill t. ... .,.,_. aecrordh'l to .1oM 14:1-1, "Let aot your IMuta be ..,._..._.: ,. beli..,.ln Ood, ........ alloia.._ le. my F.._'• ...,_ .. _,. .. llllllioal; If it ..,. aot 110, 1 ...W ha" told ,.... I 110 to pa a n a pMee for roaa. Aad If I 110 .... pNpier'e • place for you, I wUI .,.. ... in, ~ reoli"t'l' you unto •JMIIt; U..t wMr-e 1 ..... there ,. _, ... allo." 1"'lrt wor-d or God fOI'Cold It by the 111-p ~ of tM ...a. (or the ,.. who ca-fro. IMI..a) ,..._ ~.hey ._... oa U.. ....... or Oti'fW. n.. Lont ,_ Chrilt had • ..,..... iato...,, ... u..-...... ttood ....... ..... ............ ,.,.,. .... ,.. eo•boftu.~......, •• .._ .-.~ ...... ......, ..... ..... u....., • ._. __ _. --.... .............. ... out of tWr ....... & U b . tMn atood Ia tllllk Pi! t c• two .. la .............. ,... ..... to the ,_lifh ol M. Clltrtll. "Y• -ora.....,et.,..._.,......, .. ia&o ...... , ,.. ... ~ ...... tabu •• ,.._ ,.. .... heaT•• 1kal eo -. ita a. -· ...... ,. ...... _ ... to lido ........ . ..... _ -.-...... -. ~ . .-..---;rr.r-t' ., .. ........... ,... .. 1 .......... ... • •tt•z. tltlll ~.,._ ano.--..... --.... ~._ ........ ... '~~-!!:d•a._.,. .. ... w_ • .,...., ......... _ .. _ . .....,_ .. W." .. -., ..... -rtl Ootl • ... ,. a.rta& ___ .., .... -..... <I_, ... _ _ ... ____ .. ......... _. ....... , .... ... .. 11 ...... SSM, I ....... _<1--.. _, 2 ,, ., ,.. a.tltlb ... ......... , ...... ro• ••wet _. ' ; .... .......... -., ... (Cell~•• •saT ••zc) I ' fEWIOIT HAMOR EJfSJ; fiUII..J8fED WEEILY -PAC£ l MOON MEN IN C.D.M. (COiltiDul<l from ~ 1) structured work schedule which onen en<Jt"d wlth 111m addin!-' the ffn.al dt>ta.lls to a strip v.•hile a <-ar S1)("d toward Bu rt>ank Airport. A plan£' would SJ)(>el1 the pa1·k.age bark to ~pv.• York JUSt ln time for t1t-acJiines. Torn came to Newport Bea1 !1 flrst, and convlo<:ed his dad that It's really tbe pta c.. to live. r erd and Dons ~"arne oo•n from Bev- erly H11ls 8 years ago. The} feature lots of color, an~ coocf!Dtnte oo Fer d's surroundings. The Corona del Mar state beach, the curvl~ ()('eanfT~>nt of La- guna, tbe wil~nowered hi I'- sides of the coastline, aU come undf-r his brush. The Clyde Zulch GaJJery, JUst llo••n the street, does a g-ood busroess with Ferd's work.. 'We are goingtoputTom's name on the Mooo Mullins stnp prettr soon, and I'm gomg to s:pen<1 more tlme p3llltlng.' Ferd reve.ls. 'I ttlink I could ~e1 some- where With it.' So, Moon Mullins, Lord Plushhottom, Kayo, and the ~ 'ol .. tany r rowd have been flJS<;I"d alonr to another gen- ~<n tlon. Moo11 IS a roughneck., and rouL t.n.-• k~ aren't very funn~ t I"""' ·la}s,' muses Ferrl lotmsou. 'So· w~o shp in nev.· • atd<·ft-rs a<·raslonally, an,. 1 q to keep up to date.' I! Tonr, who also wor 00 w1U 1 otiiOOaJ filmS, ev('r ii)WS ttre-1 or Moon, 11>1lrdt n .... P .-ltas 4 lx>}'s. • explams • r iMp<f ~ Prll. And the\ 're a . .wonJ1 .. rful. · Tr,p Moon JJtaD1 11 ~o~~oulr1 appPar, .wtll live wllh '•e 1r>'rn<;()ftS N£-11 mto the spa! e 3io' ... Let an expert do your ta x 1 h1s year Ali you need to do to make 1,.. 1~;: ....... ~..,..r:n1 ·o '"a,'= ~·our per- sonal Federal and Caf1lor..-a a..-•t:>•.-·~c P"?PB'E>j n pnvate. a~ no cr arge tS dPpos • Sav ngc:. PassbC')~< 1 ~ • mer• Cert 4 ca e ou ( sa ng<; arc. Lee; A" :::· • c :-000 · a · :· c:.r · ····-=st •a e Invest- a :a'"'" :r arother 1n-fLOWERS --at l('<tst a thousand of th ... 1 --w11J tJe fPatured at "Une Sotreoe dP MtUe t J~urs," a benef it diME'r danctt to be given b)' thP Oraru=P Count~ 'c; Town anti Gown Junior Auxlltan or USC on Saturt1A~, ~ar•·h 6, at the South l oast Plaz.s HOtPI. ~lrs. Holo<>rt M • L af•hlan, left, of Spyelass H11l, an,l \1r<.. Tor Lm11Pn of Balboa lslant1 arE> lllmrtlm; JUSI 3 fo-w of thf' man• Oowers that WiJ( hP USf'd tO (jPr OtcltP tat 1>-S JII<:! fi ll til(' hall \Vlth h.a~lrw baskets. \1rs. Mr I , hlaJ, 1s a£1verttse- mpnt cha.tr man ancJ Mrs. r ID<IPn 1 s 1n t1.H t .. of the pr~rarn. Mrs. JarnPs KoiiMda, pn·s1dent, dJ,,J Mrs. ( nrts Melrhtor and Mrc;. Ra~ F1nkle, bfooeht 'O-' l1a1r - men, will wetrome the 11u ests, imludin£ l'n1ve1 :>It} hg- Jlltant>s, alumni r.n•! fraen•Js. S~r1al r uest .. n.j n aster Of ~'Pl PmOnJes for tit+-E'Ventn~o, V.'IIJ l-P \!.,rllil ~!cKP"'VPt, for mer USC football st.tr. (f. nsl~ photo , Th~s are less he~"ti• now for tllf' Johnsons. Tom, who is 4Z, Jtves in WestrUff and me~>ts h1s 1ad several da}s a wee._ at the offlr P at 3500 E. Coast Hwy, Tht-rt>, thpy compare rartoon Ideas. ·He t .. lls rT'e min+> are lousy and I tell hi m the c;am€' about h1s.' jokes Ft-rrl. ·w e have most of ou r Ideas on Sunday • that's lrlea da), anr1 I sketr h out a fpw thrngs an1 l•nnr then• tn on Mon- t1a \. rom ~oe!:t to work on t he t1atl) strips ancJ t·omes up with h.is ov.·n lt1Pas lor th~> Sunda\ full-pal!~>.· Chorale sings Requiem M a'<e ycv a~c he faster 17th & H .,wport, Coato M o ao - FINE UPHO~ Rf CLEANING - Tom does about the same th1n~;s for me th.lt I cJid for f rank Willa rt1. • The stnp sta ~s 6 v.·~ks aheat1 of dati) lleadhnes anrl 3 months ah.,ad of the Sun- dat pages. All of tlus g1ves Fern t1me for hiS nev.•est lovf' • pa1ntll\f 10 olls. 'I took it up when ttK' ~ol f oursE>s got too r rowr1- ed, • laughs Ferd, hi s ever- presPnl pla1t1 hat at a }aunt\ a~le . 'I ~ot tlret1 of gettinl.' up at "• 0 1doc·k to J<;et to T he Onnge Coast College sympl1oruc chorale will pre- sent Mozart's masterpiece. "ReQUIE'nt," at 4 p.m. Sun- day, Mar r h 14., 10 t he aut11- tor ium. Carole Boeltor is the din'• tor. TtckHs w111 lJe availat•le, b} rJonation, at the door. Adult tit'kets are pm :ed at Sl.jiJ and stud~nt ticketsar e Sl. Compllment.aq t1r kets .ue available tree of ~'haree th1s week in the OCC book- store. Soloists includf-sopranos Sharon Case and Holl\ Ham- mil; altos Sharon Sir hols, Doooa Koopman and Laura Pno~e; tenors StE>vt-n J. Warner and ='il"k rurtl• Plla; and bass Joe Watt, Rk k Kle!ler and John Carpenter. ThP Choral wtll perforru thP Requiem .1~ain dt 4 p.m. MARINER S CH UR CH pta,.· 'BARBER' ON STAGE Hts l:~ndsrafX'S .He of NOW IN OUR HEW BUILDING I tltP fr€'n• h impressiomst AT OCC MAR 27 Sf'hool and remmo art ··ol-• 10:>0 iUS·' • Wt..., -\T I A M ~nr,H I '\f \\ Pf 'KT f\EACH ; ~ I E PHO'\ • •.40-GOlO ler tor c; of C laurto.> Monet ThC' \\ t>Ste: r Oper .1 l1 T HE TEACI 1 r; IS CENTERED ON JESUS ':KRIST AND THE Bl!jL£, WITH EMPHASIS 0~ PRACTJCA L SHERMAN CLASSES RESUME MAR. 8 C HRISTIAN LfvtNG ALl AGES "ARE WE LCOME Counsellnc aod v1s1hng .lVall.able. I ~ St;~DAY SERVKES: 8:ll0-9:3l.-11:00 A.M. n fiM tMag~~:fan ..... IT'LL BE SPECIAL FOR .. ST. PATRICK'S DAY Tht-Sher man ~ ouoda tton CPnter in Cor ona del Mar v. 111 h~1n tts spr lne sess1on of e<lur attonal prwrams on Marrh 8. Repeat r oursPs ln' ludr kPtS\ Moulton's · F-r po,·•, tPr hnlques" cookln~~: las- SPS, and Pat Kaufman's "of course you r an dr av.•" sketehlnl: anrl patnttn~ 'las- ses. • 'l>lsroverln~ herhs," taught h} h('ri.J E>nthuo.;last Sturlt>' Kerins, and ''house plant<. .lO•I contatner ~otar•IPn mg," tau~tht by lanr1s• ape ar•·h1ter t Albert < ohen, v.·tll al so he offPrE'ri again tins spran ... (and for luncheon & dinner every day!) I I' I• II I ,, I I,~ , .. , .. • tnd , 'f • 'I •' .a ,, ,. . ,, ... , , , S1 75 . · .. I 0 . . I 1 •J ,, J 't I •• I''• I fu • • r 1 1 1 f I ... ' 11 I I II tf •' • '. COSTA MESA SOUTH COAST PLAZA :-.ew ··ourse offpnngs m- l lur1 a vegel3blt> ga rdenine d ass to ~ taught at thP Sher man Foundatloo nur sen and gro~o~~ing ~round l.n Dana Potnt b' hortlr ultur1st Bot GrE>E>ne. Ao evening ron- talner g2 r dPntnR t lass, tau~~:ht tn ~r. Greene at tilE' Center, is anotht>r new adcil - tton to the program. north side of the Bullock 's w tng FreePuiona 556--1225 eANUMUICAII O Alii(IIICAN (.li>R(SS, MAST£11 CHAIIC( ,. Public *AUCTION f1UDAY . SAnJilDAY. SUNDAY M I P.N . Borgoms on Fmf' Crystal. rerling Srlt't'r. Porc~lorru. Ont•nrol Objrcrs d'Arr. Patnttngs. Jeu·elry. Anrfquf"s. Bronzes. F'umrturr. Srlrct lndtan TurquOISf' S I .OOO.OOOIN\'ENTORY I'"'" J ,,t1,,.., c ,,,,h VISITORS I co ... «GJtd•«« .....,/ttl,..,. AVCTION c_.kt FR££ ADMISSION! across thr !>trcct {Tom sc•L•cn oft hf'. our h/ond < mcut t>lf'gant wotcrlmnr r~stouronts' Rt~nl.rnf'tnr• ln•p«tion & Prluorr Salt't 10 SOAI&.Y , 12·SSATURDAY & 2 ·SSUMOAY ClOU~D WEOM I!SOAY & TMURSO~V AUCTIONS HELD f.VIJI'Y fliiDAY. SA1\JIIDAY. tli'NDf'Y ....... t '"'YOUR BANMMEAI AAD. MASTER CHARGE. PERSONAl CHECK OA CASH twa .... c...,... . ., .......... 1: .. c--I •••• ,, •• , ..... 1111 T!it-atPr, tourinl r• 'll l 'tt' San Fr~n· I"' ' ~ •• J, ""til present he,, H 1rber of SevtllE'" in Er.disll at 8p.n. Saturda), :\lar h .!':. tn t'•+> Or aobP Coast C olle~e -\urt t- tonum. T1r kets, pn e-1 Jl '2.50 for adults Jn•l "I tor sruo1ents, ar e Ava tlat le no""· t ' ma11 or. UCI MEMORIAL FUND FOR RACHEL LEWIS r riPnr1S .anrt oi1E'3._.1lf'S Of thP late Rat hPJ l ew1s of lrvmP, a lii.Jr an.sn 1t l'C !rvme, have t-StJllhsht>ntonal hook fund •1•·- c:i~eO to POllan • tl11 11- ltr anls ··oliE>Cttor u1 tr ... f1eld of Juriatsm. Mrs. ! PWIS riled Jan. 1 after a lor. 11Jnpsc;. Contnbutors H.-ask.-I tCl make the1r 1onJt1ons t0 ttf' re~E>nts of th~> l'ni\'E'rsit' of C ahforrua, n 1rk then ' l PV.'IS \lt>mOrt.J' r :In•~'. all:l mall them to tlw umv.-rslt~ ht ran. L ISM. MOTICI S-06099 FICTITIOUS Rt'Sl:>.ES.'> ~AM£ STAn \ID I The followinb per son 1s doing business as: OrJnl'P County Magazine, 4.60<ll a 1 - pus Drive, Suite 3, :'\ewf\)1 t Beach, C allfornia 92t~t.t •· Gurclone & AsSO<'iates, Ire· C alltornia C orporatlon, 4• • Campus Drive, SofiE> 3, "•'"- port Beach, Callforn11 92660. This busiDess is rondu• t ... ! by a corporation. Corporation Name: Gu - clone & Associates, In , James A. Gurctone, Pn ·.:.. Thls statement was fll"'l with the Count)' Cler._ or Or ange County Feb. 9, Hn:. PabUsh: feb. 19. 26, Mar. 4, 11, 1976, In the Newport Harbor Ensign. F -52511 FlCTlTlOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The roUowing persons art> dolng bustness as: My E;P Studios, 27182 Benlsa, Mls- alon Vte)), Ca. 92675: Mark VIctor Bra)l!kolf, 27182 Benisa, Mission Viejo, Ca. 92675; N&Dcy Jo Brajnikort, f7182 Belllsa., Mission VlejO, Ca. ~175. Tbls bllslDess Is coodur tf'd by a geoeral partnership • ~: Nucy Jo f\n)li- toft. This Jtatemet wu ntf'd with tl\t COGDty Clerk of Orance COUDty f~.11, 1976. PubUsb: f.,. 26, Nu. 4, 11, 18, 197&, lD tbt Newport Hutlor E~tp. F -51'716 lirmr1a\, Mar h 21, at St. .J oarhlm CtiU r• h of Costa M;:.sa; at 8 p.m. We<tnesda}, Marf 1r 31, at St. Mtchael ano All Anl?elc; Church 10 Huhor Vipv.• H1lls ThesP performann's arP free l.>nten pr~rw s. STACEY ON DEAN Ll ST Stat ") Alex, 2&39 Bavsidt- Dr ., l orona 1~>1 Mar, has llet-n nam(>(i to thP rlE'an's ltst for the fall tnmester at f orr U.v.•1s (' niiPe" ill D~u a.lH!O, C olor ar1o. SEX EDUCATION IS TOPI C OF LECTURES \ i part le turf:' senE's, ' St>x E'riu ·anon, a ne~o~~ look," 1;; n.E>Pt tnr Wednesday morn- In.:'>, bP~tMlni! Marrh 3, fro~n 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Island Housf:' in :-<ew- port C Niter Admiss1on is fr.-.-.. Stories le··turer IS Sylvta I tvin~stor. Aogen of Lido Isle, a nationally rer~ rtiZ€'<1 le• turf?r on fa mily lile. L!G.4L M011CI f ICT!TIOUS BUSl:-<ESS :O.o\ME STATEMEXT The follov.·tng persons are t1o1n busLRess as: Evans Pntsos, l OOOQuatl St., ~,w_ port Hear h, C all.forma 92660: Jo'ln Robert Evans, ~Incorporat(>(i state of CiiiU.l. 180 East 21 stStreE't, Costd Mesa, Ca. 9262i: Chrb Constantinos Pratsos (lncvrporJte-1 statE> o• L'ah f.J, 2 8t>arpa~·. "6EI 1 lr- vme, C'a. 92'714. Th1s liuslnPc;c; is , ondu• tE'd t.v a • orporanon. SlJ!ru ·~. C hrts (. Pr!tsos. Corporj tton ~arne: Ev-ans Pntso<: tn~·orpor- ated, John Hoi•Prt Evans, Prt>sttiPnt. Thi"> "tatt>n t'nt \toilS hied with thE' < ount' Clerk of Urangt' ( ount\ ~t • 17, 13i6. Publish: r ..t. 19, Z6, Mar. 4. 11, I -r.s, :r the '\ev.'J)Ort Harbor Ensum. F -52705 GOOD 1976 Aga.r n '9'6 oj~ d~ tJ s · b •t:'s. crec..-•"9 accounts (at a (_0pe•a: '"C S'a '-=-t. 'j .... ~ •qr .... a :::a ... , ra\elf'"S Checks a"'O M o~.~~ 0 ·~ .... , · ··c::: ..... · r f c·.·or 20 of •tJe rnos· wanted ... .. EXAMPLES OF A\iNLAL NTEREST RATES ON INSURED SAVINGS 5.25% 6.50% 7.75% (prJ •.c .. tts c' Oepo~' S I 00( • •ta f·t'O Jrtvtslmt nl Ctr!lftta!~ S ')()() 6-10 yurs.ttlCl 5.39% 6. 72% 8.06% '" '"''''''' romoouncPO Qj • " • ..,. Itt "'~.,,,,._.. an, •""OU~"~• ~"' • "'t hof"' • Dtsstoo• ~~ runt '"0 ,~,., •..~ "'t'f''• 0'' " • 0,., ,.... •r~o~ ,.,. "P-O••• ir\t ,rr.oun• ttn) t1mt ,.0,. • ,.,. lj r .,,. • •~oo~n• 1"" t"4f'" , """~IJ' ... "''Uf"\ ••• "'" ~ Off\\b( • ~ ro~o~nt tn \ qo .,,,~ "'"''\. LOS ANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS ~ .... ~·ec to Newport Beach Office 3201 Newport Blv d • 675-4500 (Across from Crty Hall) ... .. . .. . .. . .. DI'"F~R ~\T (iORil ~\ I~IZ R~:ST .\l ·R ~\ .. T c--J.sc;oc 3' or: . ... 1 •• - • ONE WINNER WILL BE SELECTED EACH MONTH • NO PURCHASE NECESSARY • ALL ENTRIES MUST BE-OVER 18 YEARS • REGISTRATION AVAILABLE IN ALL STOR ES 11N f.R FOR THH •W."wTH •ILL BF DR 1lf'' I f ONf m .Al . 'I R N Jl BAYSID! DIIVl & JAMIOill IOAO . AT THE lMTI4MCl TO IALaGA 11\.AMD ' t t --~ LII*L • .._ ~ Ml. 1101 A liDO~ 01 TBt: CITT COUIIC1L OF nE Cl-n OF M:WI'OaT lEACH AICI:IrTAIMIIG TBt: G£11- ERAL PilE\' .uwtG RAT£ or 1'£11 DIEM WAGES TO BE PAUl D1 COKMEC'ft>lf WITt! PllB!lC 'fiOitKS PRO- SECTS -1771 ..... l.ol1or c.. ..... -.. ~lllo.ftltctlJC_......., .... ucortalo, --. ... _ ... _.alfA- ..., $ 1 "' ....... Mo. --Sool-10. tm .. A oapy a1 aid KW-.... -.. ,.-... _ , ....... _.u ,...,..0- tor ---J111110ftr- •• u • me at tt11e oCDot of tM N1llc: Worts Dlree- tor, City of Newport Bead City fWl. ud ls a:ralllblfo _......., ....... ....,. ______ ... .,.,_ .,1' .... -u-. Wl!EREAS, -1173, ft eeq.. o4 t111t I..Jbor Code of tbl! State of CalUDnta re- Qttlns t~ bocly awardlllg ~oetraets for pmuc wo.rts pro )lets to ateerta.m tbe ce· oerat Pft'W11ll:arC nte of per diem waps lfl trw locality WIN!re the work 1.s to bf' per- formed .,r Neb craft, ctas- dft~ or type ol work- mu Melted to euc•e tbe CODtl'act; -.d WHEREAS, tt ls CODYI!!D- ifoat to d«..are aid caen.t prenlllne nte by remt.- ttoa· _...,_. .... ....... ud ftlfare. Pl""'m. nca.- U.., 11111 olmllar .. ._ l:>r eae. ttdl, classllka- Uoa. or type of work -.eect- ed lfl Ulre execatloD of u.e c.ootncts: lor pllbllc wort Ia tbe aoe&l.lty ot tbe c tty Bf N'!wpDI't Beaeh, to be u set forth bl the attached "februry, 19'76 Pnnillog Wqe Rates For Balldlng ADd Coastncta Trades of OCU(t Caa~~ty, California," fDe..atftg sW-tnde ·~e rates ptb!JsMd by tbe &lid- log and Coutnd.ioD Tndes COilDCU of Orange Cout~ty, wb.lc!l attacbed schedUle is hereby incorporated in and made 1 part of this ,re.so- lutkle to n!Pf,ace the tiles hef't!tolore adopted and es- S£C110II 2. The City Clerll: llr alltbort&ed ud di- rected to eertlfy to the adop- tloll ol tbll: redlltb:li aad tile a certlfted oo:>Y ~ben of wttb tt1e Director of lo- dustrUI RelatJoru: of the State of Callfornb., parsuanl to SecUoo 1773.3 of tbe La- bor Code. The City Cluk Is fll.f"Uwr directed to cuse a CODY ot tlds re:eollltkxl and tbe attaebl!d scbedales to tlt- pabl.lshed ooee in tbtotriclal new~.r of tbe Clty. ADOPTED tbls 9th dl)' of F'ebnary, 19'76. Domld A. Mcinnis M ~yor ATT'EST: NOW, THEREFORE, BE lT RESOLVED by tbe City CouDCil of the City of New~ port Beach: Doris Ceorce Actlnc Cily Clerk SECTION 1. PutsulDf: to FEI!RUARY 1976 Publish: Ma.rcb 4. 1976, in the Ne11:por1 Harbor Ensign. PREVAILING WAGE RATES FOR BUILDING AND CONSTRUCT IOtl TRADES OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA l HE WAGE RATES LISTED BELOW FOR ORANGE (OUNTY ARE IN ACCORDANCE WI TH THE TERMS OF THE SouTHERN CALIFOR NI A ~STER lABOR AGREEKENT FOR THE CoNST RUCT ION lNDUSTRY.(OlHER COUNTIES COVERED ARE :los ANGELE S, RIVERSIDE . SAN BERNARDINO, IMPER IAL. VENTURA. SANTA BARBARA, SAN LUIS OBISPO. KERN. INvo AND 11oNo.l ADDI TIONAL COST IT~s, foR SuBS ISTEN CE ALLOWANcE , TRANSPORTATION AND TRAV EL liME ALLOWANCE , (ASH BoNO DEPOSITS, ETC., CONTACT THE lOC AL UNION OR ITS OISTRtcT CouNCIL HAV ING JURISDICTION . RIGGERS AND WELDERS FOR THE IX BASIC TRADES , SAME WAGE SCALES AS CRAF TS TO WH IC H RIGG ING AND WELDING ARE INCIDENTAL . • I •----• • ............ 0 ....... R CAIIPUn[IIS (71 1;/5)1·2391 ) He;~lt l'l t. We l fare·-51 .02 'tl;~c• t i oo·S• ~ i ng \ -Ho I i ohy--80e Pens i0f1 ·-S I . SS Apprel'ltice~h i p t Tr•in ing--6c Ad~•ncement fund-·2( Ow:n ime --Doublet ime NOTE . Tl'l~ Un;on ,....,.., 6 1 i u d iHret ion, upon •t te•st 60 d•n' wrotten no ti ce p~ior to d•tes ;odic•ted, •!tocoJ t e t he iocre•se s outl i ned t>elow to /1) Hou rly fl•tes, (2) 11e ;~ltl'l t We l hre, ()) V•c•t ioo, (,.) Pens ion or (~) App rentice ship ,.od Tr;~in inq · · 6/IS/76--SI .OO per ~u~ ~u ref!\ln · ~ce i ves not leu th•n 1S< per hour nore th••· the hour ly rue o f the hiqheu t ;~rpen ter cl•n i f i c•t ion o wr wh ich he "'•' resPOn ,ib i lity, e•cluding· "Poe...,... t i t N•i te r o r 'owe • St;~pler ." C•r penter ---· --·--------· ·---------------------.---·-----------------.--- 5hingle r --· · ---·-------·--------·----• -·---------------·-----·-·-· -·--- ~•rctwood floor Worker---------------------·-----···--------·-----·····---- I'll I lwri ght ·· --....... -• --• --· -·-·-----------·-·-----· --------• ·-----------· 51• r i l ~r-------------•• · ----------------- ______________ . _______ .• ______ _ T ;~b l e Powe r s-Oper•lo r--·-----------------·-·-------·---··---····--··-- Poe..,..t ic N;~iler or Power 'lt •p le r--------·-··---------------···--·-·----- Wood renee !lu ilcter on Ae1oidettt i01 l P•ojecu----------------------···-·-·-- Aoof Lo•der of Shingle~--··-----------·-----------·-----·--------··-----· Pi le Dr iver Foremen----·-----··-------------·-·--------····----------·-·- l r idge or !lock C•rpente r t table Spl icer·--------------.. ----·-----·---·- Pi!e Dr ;ver l'lo1ln-Derr iclo. &•rgerMn-·-·--------------------·-·-···-----·---- He•d floclo.~ t il'lger -.. ·--··--·-----·-----------· -----·--------------· ·------ ~ck ~! inger----·-•• ·--------· ----------· --------·-------· -·---·---·---- ltock !large..,.l'l or Scoo.rn•n--·----• ------------·-·• ---·-··--· ----------··---- C;~bioet In~ t •l ler---• ·-• • ---------------·------· ·--·-·--------·-----·----- Oryw•ll foreman--···-·------------------------·-·-------·-·-----···----·-· Oryw01 I I ll'lst•l ler--·-·-----------------·-·----• ··-------·· ···-------··---- Acou~l i c;~l WOrker ------··---------~-----------·-·-·-·---··--·-·----------- 9/1/lS s 9 -07 '· 20 9 .27 g, s 1 g. 15 '· 17 9 . }2 8 .00 7. 7 .. 9 .95 9 .20 "· 20 9. 30 9 .10 'j.IO 9 .07 I I ,ftlt 10 . ]It ,.27 "oe n wo rk i ng from • bos .. n c.h•i r, swittging s caffo ld, o r $ulpel'lded fro~~~ • rope or c•ble, sh•ll re ce ive 2Sc per ho"r •bove t he •ppllc•ble Jourflt';yll'lllr> or Appren t ice rate . ClnUJ W!IIS (7 1,./S)t-0130 ) Health r. We l h re·-9Sc --6/ISI75; 51 .00--6115176 Pen' ion·-SI .55· ·9/II7S; 51 . JS--6/IS/76 V•c•t ion--St .OO--ft /IS/7S Apprent i ce shi p·-Sc O~tert i~~~e-·t i ...e c. 4 for double t i ~~~e. after J t i ~~~e on Saturd•y• C. lit 3 hr•., hn., double hoi ldiyS Fore~tt : Whe n three or more Ce•"t M.-sottl •s forerMn •nd s~ll rece ive I'IOt r•te of the h i qhest Ce~nt respontlbility. •re e""lo.,.ed on • job, orte s hall le\s ttwon 7S( per ~ur !WOre than clan lf lc•t ion over wtllch M hal 1M! efiiP I o .,.e d t he hourly CeMent """so" Jourtte ytnan ; inc l ud ing but not restricted to the ./ollow ing: Ce llular Ce,.~nt Ka.on; Chipping ; p•tcning ; su- t ing curb form •l'ld plattk, s e u ing o f l ll'lel, stake' •nd gr•des ; sett i ng •creeds, wh ich includes ~cr~ed p ins; cut- t ing, scoring attd ,_ing new concrete; plugging , filling Shee-l olt holes ; dry p•cking cottcre"te a-nd {l!lbco ; tending ..... ter i•l nose on sl•bs, f loor'l •nd dec ks; bush h•-ring; p•tchlnq attd sack i l'lg; roddinlj, t•..,il'lg , bidwe l l rodd ing, .... cnlne •nd s le il ;~r types, bull floa ting·-~--------·--------- te~~~ent ~'\<~son {M•q ne l i te, megnesite ·terr;~.lzo •nd rustle cor100st ion, t:po•y. [.otot lc toatln~s 'Ureth•oes, De.o~-0-Te•)--- Cenoent M•son' flo.t ing r. Trowe Httg ,_.ctlll'le Oper;~tor----------- Curb r. 'utter nachine Operator (ce~~~ettt only)··-·-------·------- CI •r~t ' Si111l tar Type of Screed Operator-·-----------··--·----·· 'rindlng n•chil'le Oper•to r (all typei)··------·----··--·--··---- J •cks.on \libr;~t ory 'S imi lar Type Screed Opentor-····---------- Scor i 1'19 ,..ell I ne Opera tor--·------------···---··-.--...-··----·--~-- 8.68 ,.OJ .. " .. " 8." .. " .. " 6 /ISI76 n .st g ,6) 9.7ft '· St g, S I ,.SI 9.SI g.st telflent M•lon• on a sw lttg ing u agce , bosurr chair, o r 'uSpel'lded •caffold, whether twing- Ing or ri gid, i bove or below ground, s t\0111 rece ive 2Sc per tw>ur above the •pp llcable r•t•. • ~ t a *···-·* 4 * ~ •-·--·* * * * *-·---• * * • •-----• • • * •-~---* * * * •·---- ( 21 3/26)· k 18)) (2 I )/)8)·1181) Hulttt r. !HI f•r e ··Sl .O)••l/1/16: Sl ,0,·-7/1/J'; Sl .llt--111177 Pe,., I on··~ I. 6S-· 111 115; S 1. l )--7111?6; S L 86··11 1/77 V•cat lott·~$1 .10··71117S: $1.15--7/1176; Sl .20·-111177 -.,,,..nt l~uhip-· )c Adtt!ln l uratlon ,u,.d·~)( O~~ert l fiiii ••Oollble t l JI'It over 8 hrt ., -ekench 'hol l d•y• foN-n : Aacat.,., 1101 l•n thaon $1 .00 ,.r hour ..:tre than tt-. hlx!rly rate of tM hl .... •t c leulffca t lon Oftr trrftlch he ha• 1uperv l •lon. Wl'len t"'' or N»re. I""' VOrUra •re -.loy_., one •Nil! M ule<.ted by tN (•Ioyer lO ect a t forell!M't. GaNftl Fo...,. recal w:t $2 .00 per howr _...ltiOAal . ... l~tforc I ng I toft Wrorbr-~~~~-·--• -· -----·---~ ----· ~ *Str·..c h,,.., I rM ..,. ... r -----· --· ---·------~ .... ----- ~UI lr'Oft Wrort•r······ .. ··-·-~~-----·-··~···'"~ .,.,.ce I r•c:tor· .. --····-· .... ···-··---~---............ -• ... - 1/1/76 SIO .SJ lO.SS lO.SS '·" 71117' $11.0) 11 .0) 11 .0) IO .Irll •· 1/1/77 $11.)0 I I. )0 It. )0 10 ,.111 •Te tM....,. _,. ... u•, 1tt. V.ac.tlon Cof!u•l -.vtiOf'l It to.,..., for figuring trou _.., ,.,. UJI ,_,,.,..... • .... ·~--·· ... ·----· ... ·-·~ ·-· .... ·----~. . . . ·-·-· -· ... •~--~-· _,. __ iiEW'U«T IISJIIGa EISIOII PUaBiiEO IEEKI.Y -!'ACE 4 lMIJIIIMY,IIAIDI4. lt" COROllA QEL IIAII. CAL Ul w •tt: U,O.. at 1.nt •laty .,..,, wrltbflo •tic. f,_ , ... ""'•• tT~ to M _. .... t~ lft41c.tM: 1011/J'--tSc: ...... ....,, ·~---... t4 ..... , .. -"-;td tee ,... .. ._...,. hK,... .. to •·• -... or ....,. Trahtllflt & a.u·al •l .. ,__, __ tDc Me. Itt!' Welf•re-:lst-·1011/75 '-"t l~·l l -'S·-10/1/15 YUil l 1001--*SOc --7/1/)S; Sk--711/76 o .. rtl-·-ll• c ---.u. ,_,..,., , ttotl...,. ...... Tl• •2( of incR"illM l & h ...ae4 for IIO()rkii'HJ 4 .. 1.. 711115 7.S1 '· Jll ~h.!t Raker, lut-.., lroMr ~d Me•derbo.r4 "-n---··--------~ S A1ptwl t ~hovel er·· ·-• --•------·---• -·· -· ~~-~--~ -----•• _____ • --- ll•'ter .'owder.en--aTT MDrk o f lo.dittV hole•, pl•cint •nd bl•st1ng of •II PQ!oo06er -d eaplm.i-1 of whatever type, re· ga~dte~' of -thod .ned for ,uc;h lc~•d l ng •nd pl•cl ng-------·- luggy~•le "-tt·--·---·---·-----------------····-------------·-- t-nt ~r (on 1 yd . o r hrvoer •Iller 8ttd Nndl ing bulk ce-fld Ce11poo I Di ggoer •nd I"' t•ller------·· -·· ------------------------ (hY~;:k teNter------··-------••• ----______ ._. __ •• ________________ _ J ,ls, , .. , 1-" 1. ,, 7/1/76 $ a.,, 7. 90 l .ltS 8 .01 (1.01 1-98 7.95 ].8o.,. •. 11 ....... ., ... , ,0.,., JDI BRADLEV, oo the rigbl, has won thfl-Hn1JOr brrest- meot Com,uy•s anou11 sales contest ant1 is ShOWol re- eeiYillg his alrHne Urkets :Uid a prepaid 2-week stay la Hawaii from Rill Rim~. preslt1ent of ll arhor lnvt>st m~nt. Corona de l Mar. Cle•l'linlj •nd "•l'ldlll'lg of '~I fo,..•-·-··----------------------- toncrete tore Cutter. l:.rll'l6er or S•ttdoer------------------------- Cof'lcrete Curer--l~rvio-~l!lbr•ne C. fon~~ Ol ler-------------·-- Concrete S•w Klott, Cutt l11g, Scoring Old or ._ Concrcte----·--·-- Corocre te Screedlflg for Aoup, St rilo..e·Off (In •cc.ord•l'lce wi th ~~r•l'ld~ of Ul'lderst•ndlng wi th te~ttt ~'on' d<l t ed 7/1'/~,)- 1-JS ].20 7-Sl ]. ,, ]. s 1 7. 99 8 . II 1. so 7.8o Blacksheep reunion set Concre te, W• te r Curl "9"--·-------------------·---------• ------- Cribber , Shore r , ~•gglllf, sheetittg al'ld tre11ch br•ting, handgu 1 Md l•gg r l'lg ha-r-• ------· ··------·------------------- Cutting fort h Ope r•tor (~l i tlon)·-·-~--···----·------------- Denolition laborer s. the c te•nlttg of brl~k •nd l~r------·-·- Drlller: All IIO'""r drl l h;, e)llcl udlnt j.c~r, ..._ther c.or• 4 l_,d, w gon, tuck, ..,ltl ple ~It, -~~~ eny afMI a ll other types of -ech.-nlc•l 4rl l lt wi t hout regard to the fore of .mtlve poto'er and euludlflg 011ly t hirt MO rt. o therwi se •werded In the ._,_,randUIII of Orulor:rUal'ldiflt bet-en l 8boren •"" Operating (flglneer' Nted in Mi ••i, f1orlda,2/)/5lt-------~---S Dri Iter, Jack"-r. 2j ft dr l l I nee I o r lonter ·--~--·------- Dri '•k-it "-chine . Concret e Cutting Torch-·-·----·---~----·--· Dry Packl ttg of Concrete, 'lugglttg, f l lllnt of Shee-lolt Moles-- fine 'r•der. "lghdy 'St reet P•vlng. AlfliOr h, a-.,y, ·and s i•il•r type he•vy con~tructi on-------·-~---··~--···------·- flre W..tc tw!r, li.t.t'.rs , Srush lo.Mr•, P i lert •I'ICI Debris Mal'ldle rs f 1•,....-n-----·---------------.---------------------------------- C..s, Oil •ndlor W•ter 'Jpel ine L•borer-------~----··-------~--- C..s, Oil atld/or Water Pipe! !flit Wr•pper·Pot Te116er ' fona ....," __ _ G.s, Oil and/o r W•te:r 'lpel iM Wr•pper·ft lttch 'i pe ~dover by any •thod, Inside •"" out·---···----·------···--------------'"'1 rte<l Chaser-----·-• ·---------· -· ------·------------------• --- ~d lock S II "~Jer·--• • ·------• • ·----• ----· ·-------------·------- lllfiiP•c t Wrench, !'WIt 1-11' I •te·-·-----·------· ·-------•·• •• ------·- J~tt ing •~"~d W•ter llas tlttg··--·----------··-------------------- llrtttl-n. 'ot•l'l •nd !Rn •ppl yl t~V ••ptl.alt, lay·kold, creo- sote, lilllt' urustlc •nd si•il•r t yptr -terlah ("•ppl ylng" ••n' •pplyi ng, 4 ipplt~g, brushlttg o r handl l l'lg of such .. te - ri•h for p i pe wrappll'lg •i'ICI weterprooflng)-------------··---· L•borer. Cfeneral or Con•t ructlol'l··-----~-----·---------------· laborer , lefiiPOr•ry Water .nd Ai r LIM•·-------·-----·-~------- L•borer P•c kll'lg IIDd Steel ;~nd ll'•tts·---··----··----··----------- lafldSupe G.rdener and tklnery toWn (Mas knowled.,e of pl•nt Nterhh ai'ICI how to pl•nt th-. lays out plant •rr•nte-l'l tl to followi"ff t he l•n4surpe pt...,)--·-----------·----------·--- L•ser lu111 In connection with laborer•' MO rk---------------·--- "--teri•l Mos_., (W.Ih, Sl•bl, floors 8fld Decks)--~~-----~---· Mi-r-Trr.ock Chute "-rl'l (V•l ls, Sl8bs.·Deckl. Floorl, F'O\oll'tdat\onl •I'ICI Foot ittg,·curb attd gutter •ttd •i~lk)·-··----·----··~-- Ope.r•tor of 'ne-tic . G.'l [leuric Tools , Vlbntll'lg Kiochlnel and siel lar •ch..n ical tooh I'IOt separate ly clanified tw:rell'l Owrsite toncrete Vibr•tor Oper;~tor, 70 pound'l and etver-·----·- Pipel•ye r por:rforM\ttg all services In the layi ng attd lnst•l la- tion of p ipe from the poil'll of rec·e'lv lng ttl P*'ift "the d i tdl ~til c.onorpletion of CJPe f<~tiol'l, Including 8f\Y ancJ a·t t fonK of tubul•r -teri•l , whether p ipe , •t•ll l c or ~lWet•llic, condu it, attd any otMr St.•t lon•ry type of t'*ut•·r de~t lce u~ed for the conveying o f •ny s~'t•nce or el~ttt , whether w•ter, ,_•voe. ,o\ld , gas, •lr , or other product wh.attoevtr •nd without regard to tM Nr ture of -terl•f fr.,. with the tubul•r M<~terl•l it hbrlurted-------·-··----··---··--------- Pipor:l•yer's Backup P\111'1, c-ti ng, ;routii'IIJ, -k\I'IIJ of joints, ,e,.t ing, c•ulkll'lf, diapering •nd lnc lvd lng rubber t •'ket joint~. pointing .nd 1ny and •' I other services-------------- Power lroom S-eeper (•~11)------·-------····----------------·- Pref •b r i c•tecJ Kiottho le I tt'ltaller· --• -~-·-• • ·-------·--------·--- II i gg i 1'19 •~"~d 'lgn•ll i ng-----· • -·· ----· -----~-----·------·-----·- llipr•p Stonep•ver, pl•clng •tone or -t s•cked concrete···----- llock S I in~ r·----• -----·-·------·-~----• ---·----~---·-· -------- Ito to Scr•pe r 1nd T i ller----·-------··~ • --•• --·----·~--------~ -- S•ndbl•ster (nozt le~n )----··------·----·---------·-------·--- Sandb \a,ter (Pot Tettde r)-------··------·-·-··------------------$ Scaler------------------·------······---·---···-----------·---- Septlc lel'lk Digge~ and lttsu11er (Lead ...,n)--·-·--------------- 5 I i p for1111 ll•i 'er•·----• ----• ·---··---------• -·---------· • ------ Steel Huderbo<lrd Kiln 1nd l:.uldel lne Setter----~~~---------·-·- TaiO!perS , l•rko, W.c:ker •nd tlfllil•r typor:-··-·-----;--·---------- T•nk Sc;~ler •ttd Cle•ner-----------·-···------------------··-·-- T•n.<~n ll'ld ~rtlr.,.n---------···------------------~---·------·- Tooi-Cr ib or Tooi-HoV'le (•ccording to ~.or1ttdua of Agree•nt betoocen Te.-m5ter,• ;~nd L1boren' lntern•tlott•l s dated ,./2.2/]lt} Tree Cli!Oiber, h il e r, th;~in s-Ope~ator , 'l t U burgh Chipper •nd ,;,.i l•r type I rush Shred6en -·-·--··---------·----~----- T rettc h 11'19 MacM l'lt', Hand 'rope lied-·--• ------·-·-• ---------• ·--- Underground Laborer , lncludlttg C•l notr lell-r--·-·---·------- W.tc~n----------····-··---·-~-------·-··-------·------------· Weld ittljj in connect ion with l1boren' wo r k---------·---·----·--- W I ndow C I eOII'It' r · • • ·-·----------· -·~·-~--• • ·---·----------·------ ].20 7. 20 7.71 7. 25 7.20 7.15 7-S' J. Sl 7. 20 ]. )0 ].20 ].20 7. 20 ].Il l 7.511 '.,. 1-72 7.51 ].20 7.Slt ].20 ].20 7. )2 7 .)<) ], ]I ].20 ].20 ]. 51 ].£1 1-71 ]. "' ,_ .. , ]. 71 ].20 ].)5 ].It£ ,_ .. , 7.65 ]. )9 7. 25 7. JS 7.20 ]. 62 ]. s 1 ]. }2 7. 25 ]. 20 ].ld ] ... , 7. )) 6 . Sll 7. 71 7.20 8. )I 7 .ss 7.8o $ 8.115 a.,, a. 11 7.10 7.,. 7 ... 7 ... 7 ... 8.01 8 . 1.11 7 ... 8 . )2 •. 11 7 ... 7 .90 8 .)1 7. 8o 7. 8o 8 . I I 8 .21 I . )I 8 ... 8.01 8 . )I 7.8o ].,, .... 8 .01 8. 2S J,,g ]. ss 7. gs 7 ... e. 22 8. 11 7. 92 7. ss 7. so 8.01 8 .0 1 7. 9 ) 7. ,,. 8 . )I 7."" ~n work ing f r0111 • bo'un c h1lr , •wlttglng IC<1ffold~,or svspel'ldedfrom • rope or t•ble, •hall rece \11~ 2S( per ho "r above the •ppllcable rat~. All eflPloytel "'')rk ing from 1 bosuro ch;~ir 'hall -•r • s •fety belt prov ided by the Contractor . !UMMEl tbA~S !FICAI !QHS (71lt/Slt2·720)) ~OT£: Opoo <It le•1t ftO be -de on d.l t e ~ d.l y1 • not 1 u f I'Ofll indlc•ted: the UttiOI't the fo llowl l'lg d l•tr lbut lon t o 10/117£-·tSc to 10( to 'ens Jon or Wage.• "·' w. M v.~, Hu l th 'lrlt'lf•~e --8S(--10/1/75 Pens lot~·-~ 1.6S--10/117S o .... rtiMe--t l-. ~one -half , Sund•Y' c. holld•ys dovble t i,_ v•c• t iol'l--~soc--7/1/75 ; *SSe --11 117£ *Includes ooo~k l ng •lseufl'loeflt . MOTE : Severt cotnecuti 11e noun, e.cludlng ~~~e•l period, to begin a t 7:00, 7:)0, or 8:00 •·"'· 'hall c.onstl tute • re9ul•r d•y'a ..orlt for wh ich e i ght t i Mes the ltr411ight -ti• hourly rue sMII be p•ld on a l l •hlfu. Slr1gle shi ft pAI!I IWIII sh•ll not appl y on t uttMh uroder 200 fee t. Snifter, whether ...ork.l nt or I'IOt, rtce l ve• 75t per hovr ebo~ the hlgheH p<~ld cl•u l f icatiOt'l over wtl lch he 1'111 IMdenhlp , If dUI9f"Ued SUte blcenud ll•.ter·SOt per hour •bow hl l r;~te or P•Y'· 111175 late.., PI •"t labo,...r • ---~ ---·-·-~----~----•• ---··--• • --• ---·-.... • --• --~--_ .. lias ter, Dr i 1 le r, 'o...derfl\8ft~-··--· • ·~~~----· ••• ---• • -----· • ••· ---• • • ------ lvll ,.,.9 Foreman-·------------····~··-----------·---·-··~-~-~ .. -------·--- l ull '-ang Mucker, Tr•ek,.n-· --_ .... -·----~~ ~---~·-~ ·--·-···--~-----·-·--~--~ CNrttge.l'lotae-n----• • • • --· -----·---~··--· •·• -----~---• •·• -·· • -· • -~---• ·-----• Ctlellllcal Grout Jet.an ------··-~----··----~-~--.. ·--·-------~---.. ----------- Che:rry 'I e;U,--tt· • --·-----•• •·· --·-• .... --• ···• -· ... • • ••• --~--·-----~---• • ~--· Chucktender, Cabletender----~--~-.. ·---····---~~-.. -----~--.. ·-····------·-~- toncrete cr-. l l'lclude~ Ro.U.r .. S.naden···-~-------~~-·-·------·--~---- 0 lai!IIOf'ld Or Iller------···-------·---·---···----~···-----~-·-·-···-·--~··-- o~~---··---~~----------~-.. -------~--~--· .. ---~~-~-.. -····----~~---~---- ~. Outa l de--~~----~····-.. ··--···----~-----~~·-~-···--.. ·····--------· G~t ~---~~----·----··· .. -· .. ·-···---··-~--~··---···-......................... . G ro~~t Ml ... ,...n~·----·-·-........ ~~ .. -···--------~~---·-............ -·····--~·-.. ·--·~ 'rout P~· -----~ -~~-• __ ................ ·---~-···-·•• ........ ----~--.... -... --··-·· J.c•l•t "l ner--··---------.. -·-····•'"·~·--···~·· ................. --.-.......... --......... .. Ju.bo "-" ________ ........ _______________ ~--.. --.. •••• .. -------------------.. -....... .. ._,., C. otMr PN .... t l' CoM.n~te PTHIIr .,.retor-~-~--·-.. -.. ~·-······ Loadlftt enll Unloefl"t At l ~ttr C.ra-----···----~~------~···········-····· Mlftlllr•TWftft*l (~II or -.chi,..)·-................... ~-·--·-· ............... -•• ~---··-~- ll,.r-·•··-~·····-····--····'"··-~------------· ............................. __ Mo~·~~-~--........................ --------------~----.. --................ ~.----·-·--·- O,.re tl"' of T,.,.llflt a~~ll/or ,,.._,., ""-"I••· ............ ---~~----·-·- Pot ,.,..,... • .,.,.., ••tie; or •tNr •h rl•f , fttr .,...,, (IMit I'IOt a,. wy of 11•1 uti.,.,, •hOtcrete, au,····--·-·--···-...,,--~···-··--~~--... -·--·-· # ~COMfiMUII o• , AOI I) s 8.£8 8.,6 .. ,. ue .... .... .... .. "" 1.£1 ,.2 .. 1 ua ua . ... .. ,.. '·" '·" '·" '·" .... '·" .... '·" .. ,. .... MEOmbe rs ol lht' · ·BJa('k- sheep, •· a Marine air squadron that fou 11:ht in 3 wars, "tP.'\11 ~ather April 10 for a ri'Union at the Marriott Hotel In ~ewporl Center. CAPT AI ~ Mj( ha.,.l D. Mark..s, son or Mr. and \Irs. Marvin D. Marks of Jj LG Park Ave., Balboa lslan11, has c rarluated from the U. S. Air Force test pilot sd iOOI at Edwards AA , C' aur. He is remainirn.o a! Edwarrls witt1 the G:il 2th Test Squadron, ThE' 10-montll hl~hly ad- vanced sped alized fi}'ing and a eadem it" co·Jrse is r!Esigr.ed to train pilots ln the latest methOds or tes ting ami evaluating airr r afl awl aero. spa<"e systems, VALERIE MURLEY OF tt B. HAMED BY LWV T tl(> t1lrl'•·tors of ti1P LeaRUf of WomE>n Voter s of Orange Coast 11a ve d f'd{'l\ Va lerlt> Murle\ ol :">ewport B~>a d1 to SU!'<"t"('d r~>.<::ie:ninf: president Ma r~:art>l StivPrs. Mrs, MuriP} llo~ ... l.lf>f·n s prvlng as first vit P-presl- dPnl anrl tre:tsurPr ::mr! also as th e sntlrt waste t·onsu It ant, She Is lrf'asurer of St. Mark Preshrt<'rlan (hurrll aod tl.e Newport Harbor Auxi\laq of C hildrpn's Home Sodet) and former!~ r hairert the NI''A'JIC)rt Beach d lizen's en· vlronmental Quality • ontrol advisory committ e"'. The squ~rtron, no•· r1~·sl~ oatf'd as Muhu• Attar·k Squadrofl-214 , ts stallnnf.'d at El Toro MarinP Air Sta- tion During Worlrl W~r 11, lh<' BJa('kS!!e-ep nP"' In ttre Solo- mou lslanr!s, S~>>A' t.o>Orgla, Bismark Arr lilj)('l:tj!.O, l:lrJu- g ainvill~> anrf C..•kinJwa Lat- tles. Durir•ll. I ~U ;wrf 1944 , 'J lfl<-r ··onl rn:~nd or a• p .. Papp)" flo~ Hll'ton, the twit !S ' rer!tl.;>o! 'A'il h ShOOIIIW rtov:n I~J";' IJflJiif•St< at rr r Jfl. ~I3 J!.H ·r, .n,·tun won 1\,r> ln"li,rl rof '''•11'!1. In Kor+-a :!1·1 flt"'A 111 IIi£· Pusan P ,\l,o•lt•l , ill' hon. Seou l <ml L'lrOSIIl n .. c; .. rvolr r·ampahrn .... Durin1• tloo: 'l'letnJn, w:lr, tltf' outfit ~A":u IJas~>•: ,.., \hu Lat In ilre nort'r~>rn SP• !ton of Sout h \ l<'tnarlr anrt flo·W missions 1n suppJrt at li.S. and Sont lr \"i·'lllalro••Sii' ,-rount\ fOI'•'PS. An ~Of\t• 111tt"f PSI~>d Ill the offk ers-onll rl•uniun rna} (·all ~l ll ior r·ron• 11 .1! ~r5'l- 3757. MRS. BIRDSALL RSVP DIRECTOR Mrs, llarrl ~>l I'· rnus, "X - ... Uti\'e •lin•• lur •llllf' \'o!- unt:H} Act ion<, r,t .. rofSouth 01'3111!1-f01mt •. hdS an- nount1.'11 (ht> \JJPQtnl'n u•:1t or Mrs. C'aUtenn .. HiMsall of Seal Heach as pr<K>ralrl <11- redor of till:' l~~>l lrl.'rl S··n\or Voluntet-r Prorraw (HS\'P), Sooth Orang I' C01111l) The HSVP otrices H P Jo. ~;at ed :11 liH W. Bo~lho:J Blvcl., <"€!nlr.tl :'1-e·o~;po rt Head1. Mrs. 1111 d.s<:~l l !Oill('(l HSVP in Au~u !':t, 1~17·1, ~s assistant ptonanr r11 r•" tor, She was fOl'l lrC I'I\ offl r·{> mana..:,'r f01 t ill' Catho\i(' Sor·ia l :-;,,rvio'e in I.OQI' fif':H"I!. Orl~ina ll1 fro111 1\/Ji wln~ ton, llt>l:~w:lrt , <>he np£-ratl'o'l hPr own huc;irh'SS • onsulliu~. 111 the l'"tlr••tlll'tll prf'para- tion fielr!. Strr has li ved in lhf' sout hern ( tHfornia area s inr•p l!Ji3 RAYMOND WINTER GIV£:.N PROMOTION Ha)'Olond C. Wlllt€>f Of S 16,000 ALREADY IH Park /lip\\·port has ht>en FOR y .M.C.A. DR IVE n11•m~l a L vio e-prt"<;\d('n! of aleman ~;ido l~>r, IIIII Hi r h- MOTI' than SHi,OOO has u ris In t ., inVI.'sl mPnt Sl'- bet'fl contrlhutf"d at tb~> ha lf-curllh.'s flnu, wa y mark inth1'19iG-;upport He Is man:t.g,Pr or th(' campaign of thf-Orange rep.:istnhon and J kensm~ Coast YMCA, art·ordlnp.: to 1lepartment flnr1 1 ~ b <:PII at executive direr tor Jim the fir m's hear1quan •·l s at deBoom, The top camJ•aigner 460 S, Sprlnv; St., l.q ~ An1·('- to date Is Buster lhmmond, les. In World War II , he who has !JrOUI!;hl In $1,400 servPd as a llP,UtEmant o·om- tn donations. ma ncter on thl:' staff of Ill'? The Orange Coast YMCA, commander -tn-d•itof of thf' lo<;ated at 2300 University ...ip:i':i'ii!Oiici:::i:f:lleelljti:. •••••IIIII Drive in Newport Beach, I near the Back Bay, serves the areas of Irvine, Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa, and Newport Beach. 2 WEEK $ .t.DDED TD $CR £MG.t.G£MEMT South Coast Repertory Thea.tre announces the ad- dition of 2 weeks of per~ formaru:.es to the regular 7 .week lonr engagement of us upcoming play, Shake- speare's "A midsumme r ntcht'a dream." F'oartetri performances are btiOJ; added Feb. 25 through March 11 fo ac .. cOmmoctate playgoers whu may oot bf ablt to acquire UCIIttl dlai'Ug tht rtpltr performance dates, Ma.rch II ti1rootch Aprll 24. o.--c .... ,,,_. ud tbelr tn.clltrs wUI .ee tM ftl'k u park oC SCR '1 U.:.C tlloaiH projoet, a .;acta~ pob!ic Ml"ffct ._lore -roby -.11111 .......... !mltod to ..... .,: 411cua lA illo c:U... ,_ u SC!t-- tl~Mtrt d&Mlc Uld u... to ... ,. act.l • ..._.lift· ...... .t tbl 8CJt l1llatft .......... --- Ca!! '1WrwmawJO~ Pllono -•7.~·5.87 lr Our hostess wiU brine eiils ond treetines. alont ..,.h iMllpful -nity lnformalioll. I ....... iC. ~,.....,r,_r ....... ---------I·------------------- ,r,•r ---·-----·-··---····---·----·----·-··--·-- s.-.IMter-··-·········--·-··-------------·-·----·-··-··---·- Sflleft IIMI ..... •rta•--···-··-----------------------------·--·--··· SM«.cuete ....--------·---·---------------------St•l ro,. b i Mr ~~~ s.uer----------------------==-··----------~r (I~' S.l~ Oft Tw.el -~------------·=::::::::::: Ti ... ,_, .. t a-.,...-~ or st•l-···-----------·--·----·-···--·· Tool ~----------------·--·-·-------~----------------········--······-· T~l Coftc.re te flnlt~r---·····----------------------·-················-- T~I "-terl •ls H~411nt ~-····--····---·--······--················· Vl~reto~. J~k ~r, •~tic. Tools (~ trlller)···········-····· W•tdwen--(See l.doorut for We9U ~ ~r ....... ,, u) 7/1/7J .. ,. ._,. .. ,. ,,,. .. ,. '·" '·" ··-··" ··-··" 1.10 •sHArT h .n e.JC .. •tiOfl o .. r fiftMn f•t -.. of Mf ty,., ..-rellr .,.rtl"l In ftetun, but •r ~~~,_ ff'Oifl the IMrtlc:..l , -""-oM ,._,._ Is .,...., 0.. 1 u lar,cst horl~l d l---s iOfl. I t h ,,.clfl~l1r ..-retoo4 t~t .... ••• 'e.tl...- kep footlnts. Pipe •ncllo• (ac.watiOM,'and .... ci .. QIMtiOitt .,. •t6Ject te p.' pro~tl s loM of the Muter l abor A9,.__nt an4 •I I -"aft, am,.•, rei N• _. tw.eh .re Subject CO C"-e provi SiCM'" of the T..,_l Atr C...,_t, --~ * ~ ~ ·-----· ••• ·-----· • * • ·-----· ••• ·-----· ............. ·-----· NOTt : PI .seer Tenders Atre:.-nt Is wl t'h Contractlftl ,, .... ,.,.. A .. eclettOit •f Southem tal i forn l•, Inc.. (NOT A ,AAT Of SOU1MlM CALIFOMIA Mllll LAM~ ACRE£"£WT .) Plas te r Tende r hourly w.ge--·-------------------··· He•lth 'Welfare-··--------------------···------Pens ion---------------------------~----------- Vlcltion----------------------------------·-···· (Not Alloc.ated)·---------------····.·.------------ 10/1/75 n .ns .IS I.M . 75 7/1/J' ... ·For~·-SOe ... w. uale .2S Owrt l ~~~e--Ooubl e T l~~~e Sh i ft Work--Time' one -hall Sw lntlf\9 S~ffoi4--1Sc -*'ow ac.le ~ *-----· ••• ·-----· ••• )~:: ___ • * •• •-----· ••• ·-----· ••• ·----· 1-ICI( TUtOE-S (JIAt/542·720)) NOTE : l rl c.k Tenden --·ree-t Is with The Southern Call,oml• tlstrlc:t CoWicll of l abore rs. (MJT A 'ART Of SOUJ"EIUI CAliFOMIA *STU LMOI AGaflMUT.) I r ick Tenders hourly w•,e······---:...._: ~•lth 'Welf•re------------------- 711/75 I0/117S 711/16 1011/76 $7 .105 SI.~S .JS .es .ts Pension··---------------------------1.6S 1.10 Vec.et lon 'Suppl~nt•l Dues·-------. so .so .ss .5S Overt i•··Oouble TIMe --· •• * ·-----· * •• ·-----· •• ·~·-----· •• * ·-----· ••• ·-----· ••• ·---- 9f£16IIM' £Mp!M(fl§ (JIIo/S )I -2}'60) Apprentlcaahl,--\~ Journe~ .. tr•lftlnt··10c tte•lth 'We lhre-·9Sc "ens ion-·$1 .75--7/1 /75 ; $2 .00··7/1/76 V•c•tlon·Hol iday·-)Oc ; SOc·-7/1/76 Owrti .. ··Varlea, ~41nt on 'raft they ere .orklftl with. Fore-n· 50< per hour ove r the rate of the highest peld [ft91Mer IM4ar 1\lt s upe n d ~ i on . CROUP I lrakeNn IZ/U /7S u .oz ~res sor Oper•tor (less th•n 6oO C.F.M.) Eng ineer Oi ler Cenera tor Operator Huvy Outy ltep•i rNn He I pe r ., Puq> Opera tor Si gnllNn SwitchtMn CROUP 2 Bui ld ing Construction Inspector C~ressor Oper1tor (600 C.f .M. or 1,0~~r ~•leum of 5 units . Ove r 5 un it s in add i t ion•! oper•tor requi red) ,., Conc rete "l•er Oper•tor, Skip Type Conveyor Operl tor F"i reNn Hydrostati c P~ Operato r Oile r Crushe r (Asph•lt or Concrete Pl•nt) Pl t nt Opertto r, Gener•tor "~ or ~ressor Rot•ry Orlll Helper (oilfie ld) Skiplot der·Whee l type, up to )/At yd. -wl tnout •tttchMent So l Is Field Technlc l•n T•r Pot fl rem.n~ Temporary Heating Plant Operttor Trenc.hi ng ~chine Oller Truck Crane Oiler .. . CROUP 3--------·-------···----------------··---·····-$,.S6 A·f ra~ or Winch Tr uck Operator Ch• i rm.1n Eleva tor Operato r (Ins ide) Equl p~nt Creaser (r•ck) ro rd Ferguson (with dragtype att•c~nts) He I icopter R.dioman (gi'Ound) Power tonc.rete Curi ng ~chi ne Operator Power Conc rete S•w Oper1tor Power-Dr ive J UMbo for~ Set ter Operator Ross Ca r ri ~r Operator (jobsi te) St•t ionarv Pi pe Wrapping t Cl e•nlng ~chi ne Oper•tor CROUP ~-·-·-··-·······-····--·----------·-··········· '·'' Asph•lt Plant F i re~n Bo r ing f\ac.hlne Operator ao~n or Ml •er~n (Asphalt or Concrete) Bridge Type Unloadcr and Turnt1ble Oper•tor , Ch ip Spre•ding ~ch ine Operttor Conc.rete P~ Oper•to r (s~M I I po r t able) Olnkey loc~tlve or ~torm.n (up to and lnc lud lnt 10 ton) [qulpment Cre•ser (Cre•se Truck) Hel icopter Holst Operetor Highline Cablew•y Si~l~n Hyd ra ·H•-r-Areo St~r 11 Power Sweeper Oper•tor Rod~Mn Rol ler Operator (compect lng ) Screed Opera tor (Asph•lt or Concrete )' Trenching Mach i ~e Oper•tor (up to 6ft ,) CROuP S·--------------------·~---------·-··········· Asphalt Pl •nt [nglneer ll•c:. • Operator (up to •nd Includ ing J/At yd.) t•t~ lant Oper•tor l it S arpener Conc rete Joint Kachlne Ope rator (C.n•l ' sl•llar tyt~e) Concrete Planer Ope r•tor Oec.k Entlne Operator Oerr l c~n (Oil,leld t ype ) Orl ll lnv Machine Operator (incl ud ing water -.lls) forklift Ope1etor (~der S tons c•peclty) Hydrogr•phlc s .. der Kac.hlne Oper•tor (atr-pulp or ... cl) lnstrU~WentNn ~chin• Tool Oper•tor Kag lnnl s lntern•l full Sl•b Vibrator M.ch•nlc•l lc~. Curb or Cutter (concr•t• or ••phel t) M.chen lc•l r lnlsh&r Operttor (conc.rete•CI•ry-~· llctw.ll or sl ~ll•rl '•ve-nt lre•ker Oper•tor (truck ~""ted, Oller•Jowrne,-.n- Tr•lnee required) / ~•d Oil Ml •lng ~cl\lne Operator "oller Operator (aapNit or f lnlsttf- Rubbe r Tl red h r th ftovlnt (4111..-nt (a Inti• antlne, .,. '* and lnc l w41nt 25 yd. stryek) S.1f-P,.,.IIe4 Tar Pl,.llnlftt "-' lne O,.re•r Sttl•loe4er o.eretor (Crewler eft4 I T.,e ..,., II\ ~. .-4 .,. to eft4 h•clv411 1t ycts .) Slip Fo,. ,_,. O,.rator ,_.r-4rl 11ftl"1 , .. lee for ooncrete 'o..-) Stl"''r CreM (,._tlft•Wett•"' or T-..er Moltt (I 4,.) T--..1 &...-.tt ..e :rrator (o.,.r IIKI .... IBt )D ~OM Trector O,.retor·lull.nr, T .... r kr r (.l .. le .,.,,.., .,. to 100 h.,., fl~l eft4 al•ll•r cyp., -to ..,4 lnclu41nt o-s ...., s l•ller t,et) Wlal•r·Sanerel \ $10.02 10.16 10 .,. .... 12/27/76 $ ,.95 10 . 2) $10.$2 10.11 .... ~. ... •Ei ~~~-U.I.OS (Coat hua cl) 1VIJ/7S ..... ' (Coati~---------------------------------,,0,00 ._..h , • .,,., 'fllletll• .... rator ( .. tkr ,,._.or •l•llw t,_-1 Ki I If A r ... J ,..,) ,,.,._ er-... ,._.. tMt I• Place ,.,. a...yl .. "-UIIf'IC Operator C.O..IMt iOfl "'•' eMI ~essor Operatcw ('.nlte ~ ~tor. S.l,_,,...lle4, O...'nor C..Crete Kl•r O..r•tor-·hw lng (Oi le r _. Jov,.._,.... Tr•lnee re~~ul re4l Co!Krete ,..,.. O,.ruor (triKII -ownted) (OIIe r ,...,1,..,. .,_-...o-r •o ft.) Cr-O,.,ator (.,. tO aftd lnc l \ld~nt 25 tOft ~lty) (Loftt 10011 ,.r ~p ll ~t11e) (See cr-s i ze requlr.-t) Cr111tl l~ Pleftt Operator (Oi ler or Journev-Tral ,... rettulr .. ) 0r n 1 Doc cor f lewetlnt 'r•*' O...rator fork II ft Opernor (o~Mr S ton\) c;.rade ttlec.br c;radell Operator (01 ler Of" Jou~ne~--.-Trai ,... required) c;~t lnt ~lne Oper•tor Maacl lnt St.lel4 O,.retor .... vy htr _.,,... tiD Itt O,.r•tor (Cfllc.a,o loolll and s lt11l tar type) ~~_,. lelt l.oa4er & tl•llar t ype (addle IOI\8 1 ... lOY" 111176 .... ., CAKE DECORATORS Clarence and MabJe WWtamsoo are ptqlnetors of tbe F"rostlng Hoose in Costa Mesa requl reel on t11o0 or ,.,,..) leTot.~rMeu tlolt Cc:llllpector or si111lla r type '1)()1«1 BUSINESS"-- lift Mobile Operatof" (Oile r or JourMy..n-Tr•lftM req1.1irecl) l i f t Sl•b Mach ine Oper•tor (Vagt borg 1nd sl•l l•r types) LeNder O,.r•tor {Athey , (ucl td, Sie rr• •nd s l•l lar types) "-terl•l Moist Ope~ator Muck ing "-chine Operator ( h d ·Oile r or Journey.n· Tr•lnee required-rubber-tired r•i l or tr•ck type) '"•.,..tic Concrete 'lacing Mact ine Oper•to r (Kac.k ley- Presswel I or s I• I l•r t ype) ,ne.,..tlc ttudlng Shield (tunnel ) "Y~~~Pc.rete '"'" Qper•tor ~c ary Drill Operetor (excluding C1•sson type)(Oi le r or Journey .. n·Tra lnee reqt.~lred) Rubber-Ti red E•rrh Mov ing Equi ~n t Ope r•to~ (sl ngle- engi~·Caterp l llar , Eucl id, Athey W•gon and s imi la r types with 1ny •nd 111 •ttac~nts over 2S yds . tnd up to •nd Includ ing 50 c.u. yds. struck) RUbbe r-Tired Earth ~vl ng (qul ~nt Ope rator , mu ltiple engine (up to 1nd Including 2S yd~. struck) !tubber-Tired Scr1per Operator (se l f-load ing. P•ddle Wheel type--John Deere, 10~0 1nd simil ar single unit) Self-pnope l led Curb and Cutter ~ch ine Opera tor Sklploader Oper1tor (Crewler and Whee l t yoe--over 14 yds .• up to •nd Including 6j yds.) Surf•ce Heater •nd Plener Oper•tors Tower Crene ~ra tor (2 Oper•tors requ ired at all times) Tr•ctor CQ~~~Pressor Dr ill to.b in•t ion Ope rator Tr•ctor Oper•tor (•ny type larger t~n D-S--100 r tywhee l h.p. and over, o r siMi l•r) (Bulldozer , Ta~r. St reper and Push Tr•ctor, single en gine ) Tr•c tor Oper•tor (looM Att.chments) Tr•veling Pipe Wr•pplng, Cletnlng •nd Bending ~c.h l ne Operator Trenching Mechlne Oper1tor (over 6 ft . depth c•pec l ty , ..nuf•c.turers rating) (O lle r or Journeyman-tra iMe required) Tunnel LOCOIIIDt ive Operator (ove r )0 tons) Shovtl , a.ckhol e, Or•gl ine, Cl ~he l l Operator, over )/At yd. •nd up to 5 cu. yd . K.lt.C. (Oi ler or Journe~•n·Tra l nee required) (long~ ply appl ic.eble) c;-OUf' 7----------------------------------------··----10. 12 Cr•ne Oper•tor--Over 2S tons, up to and Including 100 ton' M.~.C . (Long loOIII PlY appl lc.•ble) (Ol ler, Journey~n Trt lnee or 2 oper•tors requi red) O.rric.k a.rge Oper•tor (Long Boom pay applic.•ble) Du.al Or~ "i•er (O iler or Joumey-n-Trainee requi red) .... vy Outy Repa i nNn-~lder tomb l nat ir>n Ho ist Operator--Stiff legs , Guy De rrick o r s ltnil ar type , up to 1nd including 100 tons (long boom pay appl ic•ble) (set c~ s ize requi r-nt s) ~rt i I Loc.~tive Operator (Die se l , Gas or Electr ic) ~tor Pa trol -Blade Oper•tor (s ongle eng ine) Mul t ipl e Eng ine Tr•c tor Oper•tor (Euclid and s imila r type , eacept Quad 9 C•t) "•rtY Chi ef ·~ber-Tired ta rt~ ~ving tqulpMent Operator, (sin9le eng ine o ve r 50 yds . struc~) Rubbe r-T i red Ea rth ~v i ng (qul ~nt Ope rator, (~ul t lpl e engine, Eucl id, C•te rpillar •nd sitndar) (Ove r 25 yds . .,4 up to SO c.u. yds . struck) Show I , Blckhoe . Ora gl i ne. Cl 1ms he l l Operat or (ove r Scu yd. ".lt .C.) (Oile r or Journevm.n·Tr•inee requ ired) (long ~ Pl Y app lIcable) Tractor Loader Ope ra tor (Crawler and whee l type ove r 6i yd~.) Tower Crane Rep•irmen Welder··Ce r t l f led Woods Kl•c r O~e r~t or and \l ml ltr P8gmi 1 I [qui P"ent CltOUP 8··--------------·-··--··-·······-··-·--------$10 .28 Auto Crader Opera tor (Gra de Checke r ~nd 1 addi t ion•! e~loyee requ i red) Autom.tic Slip ror~ Ope rato r (Cr•de Cnec~e r a nd I •ddl t io n•l employee requ•red) Cr ane Operator --ove r 100 t~ns (O .Ie r. Journeyman - Tr•inee or two (2) oper•tor s requ.red) (Long Boom PlY applicab le) Ho ist Operator . Sti ff Legs. Cuy De rricks or s imila r types (cap•ble of hoi sting IOC tons or tTCre) (L ong boo"' pay app llc.ab le (See ere~ s •1e requirerent) Kass E•c•vator Opera tor lt\S t han ]SO cu yds . (2 Ope r•tor s and 01 ler or JourneyMt~·Tra inee requ•redl ~ch•n lc.al Finish•ng ~t~•~e Ope rator ~li e Form Tr ave ler O~r•tor Moto r Patro l Ope rator ("u ti·eng ine) Pipe ~b i l e Machine Operator (2 Ope ra to rs requi red) Rvbber·Tlred Ea rth ~v 1 n9 Equi pment Operator (mu lt iple encJ ine, Euc lid, Caterp• la r •nd s i,.,ila r type ove r 50 co.t . yds . struck) Rubber-Tired Scrape r Ope r•to r·-push•ng ooe •~ot~r Push Cat, Push-Pull (SO< pe r no ur add i t iooa l to base rtte) ~ubbe r-T i red Self-Loading Sc raper Oper•tor {Padd le Whee l · Auter type, sel f lo•d ing·-2 or ..,re un i ts ) T•nde~ Equipment Operator (2 uni t s only) T•nde~ T~actor Op•ra to r (Quad 9 or s imila r type ) Tunnel Mole loring Machine Operator GROUP '---------------·-··------·····-····-----------IO .AtO C•n•l liner Operator (n(t Ius than 1o e""41l oyeu: Operator , Oiler, Welder-Mech•n ic, Cr1de C~ec~e r requi red) C•nal Tr l~r Oper1tor l'rer•tor . Oi le r t nd 2 ot he r e~- ployees covered by t h•' •greemen: required) ... II copter "'lot Hlghl lne C1bleway Operate• -..ote Con t ro l E•rth ~v .ng £qui ~n t Opera tor (~ one Operator shall operatt --ore th•n t-o (2) piecu of ear th ~v l ng equipMent a t on~ tl•e) (SI .OO per hour add i t iona l to tt.se r•te) 11 .11 S10 . 78 $11 0 21 10.,1 11.1t I SUGAR FROSTED JOB lt's a sugar-frosted world for Clarenr~> and M.able ~ .1 - lla mson SUI<,. the\ turr.~ rt~1r favontfi hot;t } - dPCora~ r akes -tntCI a famd\ bus10es s. Ttlf'\ run the Frostt.nl! Houst> m ·costa Mesa. Clarence and Mable wlll DALE L. DUNN, assi sbnt \'lce-prE'si·iPnt, has heen na med manager of u,., 'ew. port Center oHJce of Home Savings and Loan :\ssod.a - tlon, 190 Newport Cente r Dr tve. He w•.tS former !\ witt, the Huntincton HartoorCor- pontion in Land development and sales. He ts past..pr<>sl - dent of tto+> Huntmo,'ton Rot- H } Club, and re< +>ived .u1 outstanding r ttlter. oon•ma- tlon from th~ II\ of Hunt - Ul(ton Bea<'h m 19-;z. OPERETTAS FOR KIDS AT SCHOOL Opera a • .1 '-artr:. a orr. pan ' perfo: n.m£" r tll~rt 1 Sulhvd.ll opNPttas, uodPr tht> 1trecllon of Rt har·l Sheldon, wtll n a._f' 1 h Or -· a rn1e C' ount' j otfuf tr \ 'ar <t l sele ted S• IIOOI!' IIOdE'r tht> sponsorship of t t, .. Or- aol?f' Count\ P hil' J t n ont Sot '"''' musl• ~>r.rl '•mo>nt pr~ra ms. S1x ostum£1'(' r"rror'" Prs ... ot1 a p1a.nt c:t v.Jl. t:*' :-lorn for 4th crat1Pr~ of t•p lr- \'int-umfiP<"l sr!lrol r1tstrt t at 9·30 a.n . M •r • ~'. at tht> '"'"''"POrt ~artnr ht.:-" s hoot au.1ttonu~. 'iarbctr \'It'll' I? I PIT ••Of l f\ c;, l100l v.·:Ji st>ft ,., rra..·rJ" that aftpr . noor at 1 p.r r J'tw me- '":lOrt<~l an~ h<>1'1lll (>)P . ""'entan c;c hoolc; ·it 'l.avt- thr pE>rf"r n an e-o \'lr ~ tr. LAW FIRM LEASES WELLS fARCO SPACE 1 JthJ!ll .\ --' aH .. tnc:. ~outh t>rn C' .ihforma s tl 1r1 lar,:~>c:t l:l w fl ··r , h.ts l~">,1SP<1 near l\ J full noor 10 thE> lrvtne I 0111p M1 \ ':, O(>Y. 16- S tOf) \\ells l-ar~o !·utlchn~ In S~vtpon ( o>ntPr . The Ia• h rrn. v.·tth 1ff1t t>s 1n C't>ntun 'If\ an • tk>wn- tov.·n Los '-O£eiE'S :s c;latf"d to move lts OrancP C' ount~ off1• PS frorr IO•'ntov•n Santa .. na to t h 14th no.lr or tile Wplls Fa.r~o tli.JlJ.1lllC. 660 'liewport CE'nter nnve, on Fetl. 22, Latham & \\ au.m~ JOins d('(:()ratt> your weddlllg ca.k:e, r r eate a speclal good1e for vou, or teach you how to do tt yourse U. About ha If of their stor e, locat£'d at 2384 Newport Blvd., lS class room space. They tea<'h night cl1sses to house1nves, Marines, bartendl'rs -any- body interested I& leam!rl£ t he cran for fun, profit, or both. in fact, that's how Mablf' a.od Clar ence started out, as students. Mable bought out her Orange Coast Col- l~e instructor's bustness 12 years ago, and moved it to its prt>sent loe1t1oo 2 ~ears later. They llavl' won dozens of awards over the ~·ears for t~ir decorat - ing prowess, and now run contests for ttteir studt>nt s, past and prt>sent. The}' keep plenty of bak- ing decorating s~lles on band to sell to dec-orating bafts. Conical bags that hol d the sweet stuff are made of 11arious mater lals, rang1ng from parchment to plasti• . And the tin}' metal tips th:lt shape the designs <'orne Ln just about every conceivablE> for m. Ther e are tl,ps, !or example, that for m a Oowt>r, a leaf, a star, a tin y Chr ist- mas tr~ -)"OU oame 1t. Spectal ornaments arP 1n stoc k., too, for wedding cal.es and ot her spec ial "themE'" rPahons . Some of tilE' miniatur es used on cakes are also bou~ht by a.!i<.'i- anados o! tilt> growlnf hobb) of collec~ ml.n12tures and ftllm£ doll houses. Cake pans, t:kllllf's m 1 other balong afl(j pa rtllfl"' neE'ds are on h2nd. Oecoratinr sldlls ron P an hanti} for projects otherlhan r akes, Mable points out. You r ar. make prett} dt>SlgtJS with mashe-0 potat()('s, Cor tn- stance, or r reare I"'ODVE'rsa - tlon-pleCE' hors d'oeuvres. [t's a ftnl!t>r-lrrk.lnc 1:0011 buslnt>SS or hot>tJ\, S<l ys Mabel. JA N UNVERT NAME O BY REALTY OFFICE Jan llnvert of Newport Shores h2s bE-en named dr- : t> tor of artvertlsmr anti put.Jic r elat1ons for tht> 1 us- ttn baseci 'orporat~> offl• t'S or Rt> Adverttsm,. Sht> serves on the l<>ar~ of d trP<'tor s for tht> Or1Ulft> Count) Cultural C t-nter and thf Children's N(>urologtcal Foundation, aoo IS bus tness manager for tht> lrvlnt- master rnorale. FROSTY E XERCISE GUARDS PIPELIHE Wheel Excavator Oper•tor (o~Mr 7SO cu yds . per hour-·2 ~r•tors and I Oi ler or Journe~~·Tra lnee •nd 2 Keavy Duty Repe h·•n requi red) n-. dl fferent talt ewer and •bow the est•b llsM!d c lut lflc.etlons..W,..... ac.e les .,.... a I'Ommunlh of cwPr 'lO I~" fir ms in !'\ewport C entt"r 's Flnanr lal Plata, ~J.hirh toda~ lD<'IU<iE'S 5 tua=h-r tS( offi< f' hutldtnors.. ~rm} Privatt> SC'ott 0 Hohsoo, 19, soo of Mrs. Barbara L. HObson. 514-1 '2 M arl.gol d, CorOD.l dt>J Mar, a sslgned to the 1st Battalion. :5th Infantry at Ft. Stewart, Ga., is partlctpa.t~Dtt to ex- e rr lst' Jack Frost in Alasb. Thts ls a tTaiDIDi exerd M for the dflteose or the trans- A la.sk:a piptlt.M • PYt. Hobson compl «1 bas1c tratnlng at ft. Pol~ La., and was last staticmed at f't. senn~.a~. Ca.. Cr-Ier Tr1ctor (Quad 9l-·50c per h01.1r add It ion• I 'vsh "ull Rlggs··SOc 'pe r hour •ddit iona l ·T~ ,.ush·,ull systet~~s··$1 .SO per hour add lt ion•l Tower Cranes··'Sc pe r ~r add ition•! ) OrUIII Hoist··1Sc pe r hour •dd l t lon•l Al l wor~ perforNd in Tunneh··JS< per hour addi t ion•! (AI•o Includes Survey and "yclrogr•P~Ic -ork) lont looM: Oper•tors 'Oi lers 15< pe r ho~r 80 ' to 100 '. 20( ,.r hour for eech addlt lon•l 20' of ~ or port ion t hereof . Oi lers r~l -II1IP to a ••1-of the 200' r•te . Tan.._ Type (qul ~n t··Scra,.rs , .. lly O~s . •tc. (any ~l ftet iOft)·- $1.00 per hour add l t l ~al .... ·-----· ... ·-·--· ... , _____ .... ·-----· ... ·-----· ... ·-- TlMSTUS tiM..ltfl ' '-11 1 '•"·-$1 .00 '-"• t on-·6Sc Yac.t l~ ' MollM y fund··$1.00 Tr•lnlng ' U,tracllftt ,Wft4••10< Overt I•··TI • ' ~If Swn4ar-& ... 114ey.--~te Tl• JIOT£ 7/117'··70c to ~ d istributed to -941' an.c1 frlft9H .... 60 ...,. •rlor Nt lu froe the Un ion. ro .... n: Wheft I tOf'lt r ac.tor 8lJIPlOyS on his peyroll ' Or-~ T .... tett .-rat lnt equl jMNnt under the Jvrl sdlct 1011 o f the T.-.t•rs,..cl .. l"'.,., e~t..-n t less th•n s l• cans Mel .. lnte~nc:e ••ul..-..t ,t'-C.trKtor -.ll*tlpte OtiC Tea-.s te r u Cr•ft rore-'1 and he ahaf\ r.c.el .. SOc ,., --~ 110re t"-" the hlpst T«-.ter c l •n lf ltat lon o .. r •ld.l he I• ,.,._., ._,,_ or llloe4.11" Creft8, lei ler trte of .,..,,_., trlwr----- CCOMTIMU 10 OM PAel •• ) 11/117S . ··- SUBSCRIPTION ORDER ONLY U.OO FOa OM! YIAI ---------------- !'CAKE .................................. . AD~ •...••.••••••..••••••••••••••• CITY • .. • .•••.•.•••••.•.•••••• Uf .•••• S~MD IM nttS OaOII '"TM a• TO. MIWPOIT H~RIOR IMII-mt L CO~.ST MWY., CD .... A DIL ~· . .. ............ (COMniiUIO PttOM PA.I IJ locn~----··-·------·····--··~-------····-·-···•···········---·· ~~ tl at~l ~tor Tr~k·-------·--··---·-·······-··········----------- lh"l"r of ,...lcle or C..IMtlon of ._lclas of: •I·A..I•·················•·························-------------·-·-··· )-"-.1•--·------------------------------------------------------------ ... or .,,., Aalea··· ------··----· --· • ·-····-------• ···--·-•• • •••• ·---- Dr I~ of 0 I I lpre•O.r lt'"we: .. -· ······----•••• -·--------------------•• • Drl .. r of Tr~~ontl l··~l• Truck-·Under ) ya~s-··----------------------- Orl .. r of Tr•"slt··"l• Truck•·) y•r4s or .. r.----···-------·--········ ~cret\1 Trucks··L••• thAn 6i yanl• .. tar lev.l---------------------- ~""'te Tf'VCb ·-•• yard• ••Uer le...-1 eft4l owr----------------------- ~11 Off-hlthw•y ~u ipMent within T.._.t•r Jurl•dlctlon--------------- (off•hl .... •y ~lnatlon of whl"les .,.d/or ... l,..nt with IMIItlple power sovrcet, $1.00 ,.-r hour H41tlonel) WITH THE fOllDWIK txCEPTiotrtS : (Intent h tMt •II -t•r pulls aho fall under this dass1flutl01'1) Orl """r of 0~ Truck of leu th.wl 1' yards ,..ter I aw l !l nc l~tdet an upgndll\9 prior to lnc,...se)-------------------------1' yards but len th.,.. 2S yar~h -tar lewl (lr'lcludeos.,.. -..pgrad lr'lt prior to il'lc. ... as•)------------------------- 2S yards or 11110re IH!ter la~~el··------···--------------------------- fork ll ft Or l wer -----• ------• ---• • • • -----------------------------• ·--• fwe I Tr~>ek Ori vtl"·· ------• • ·-•• • ---·------------·----• --·------• ·--• -- 11'1 and Sl,.ilal" Type t~"o~elo.s when pe rfo,..lnt 1110rll. with Te-ter j '" i sd I c t I on-------------··· •··-------·• ·---------• --• ..,.. -----·----• • Pipeline ar>d Utility WOrk int Tr~o~ell. Orhoer lnclu4 1flt Win"h Tr\Kk b1o1t ll111ited to trvcltt appl iuble to Pipelifte and Utll i t) Work, where il compos i te Cl"ew Is used···------------------------------------------- llo'"s Carr i rr Driver· -HI way·-··--·--------------------···------·---·-·- Traffic Control Pilot Car , (Mcllldint Mov itlg Heavy (""l p!llefll Pe.-.lt lo.d S I vrry T r""k Or i ver-· --·--------· · ---------------------• -----• ·-• --·-• Truck Creaser and Ti re_,., (SOc per "o1o1r aOcl it lonal for Tire,..n) (Chan9e In Tire-an Cond lt lons)-------------------------···-----~---- Truc:k Mo~ted POMer Br~------------------------------------------- Truc:k ~epa i r .. n--·-------------·-------------------------------------- Tr~Kk ~e~ I r_, He I per·····----··---·--------------------·--·--------- Truc k ke~lr,..n-Welder·----------·----------------------------------- Wa reho use-n and Te~ter-----·------------------------------········· Wareho1olse~n-·Ci erk -------------------------------------------------· w. te r Tr vck--2 AllIes ----------··----------·--------------·------------- Water Tr uck··) or .ore Axl~s------------------------------------------ We l der··-·····---------------------------------------------------··-·· WorkIng Truc;k Or l .... r-----·----· --------------------------• -·---------• Winch Truck Drlwr {Ute per hr . ..Wit iOI'a l when o,.ratir'lt Wlnc;h 01" siMilar 'peel a ! attac:._.u_) •tncludles at I vehicles less than s l• tons . 11/1175 .. , .. , I . IS 1.)0 a.ss .. )) .. , I.SJ .. , I .Sl '· 10 8. JS 1.60 '· /0 I .IS 1.}) 8.111 l .ll8 I .IS I. IS l .lll ..... 8.21 9.10 l .llO ,_ 20 8.07 8. 21 8.)) 8 .1lS '· 10 8.'-8 +Off·h i9,..,_.Y t:qu ip!llent, for the p..orpose of tl'llt Atr--nt, shell ,...,., 1ny eq1o1 i ~t'll or cOfl'lblnatiOfl of unladen eqwlp.ettt whi ch cannot be l lcenud for non~~~! or regull l" h ighway 1o1St! beca1o1se of Mldth, height or lengtl'l l lllliUtiOfll ...,...n ..,.~turing the eq1o1ipMent or coMa lnation of equ l~rll as it Is M lng operated. N-OH :~ Wo rke r$~ "owse.owrs ar. listed ot1 pa~ 1 SUB-TRADES WAGE RATES ASI(STOS WOAA[U (21)/}&ll-111 71) /Oen ' I Fore-.n SOc above J/t4 for.-n 2Sc above Joume.,_, Asbestos Workers··--------------------- 8/117S "eal th ~ We lf•re·-IOc Pens ion··90c Overt l ~~~e··Double Tl,. Vacat lon·S•vlngs --$1 .00 Occypatlo,.,al ttea lth··]( Apprentlu·-'c Dves Cl'leck Off--)Oc __ ,. "' •• ·-----· • * • ·-----· •• * ·-----· .... ·-----· . "' . ·-----· ... ·----- (2 1JIS''-·7711 ) for~n-----------·-·--·---------------- At slstilt'lt for~n---------------------- ~nera l Fore!Mn ·to be IMfOtlated bet-en Contractor ~ tl'le Un /gn_ 8o i I e MMke r ~ Blackslll l tl'l-• ----------• --- 10/1/75 12 . ]0 12. OS 11 . ss ltealth • We lf.,.e·-75c Penslon·-S/.00 V.cat lon--50( ltpprW'It lc.esh/p--2( ' -'111/76 12 . 75 12 .50 12 .00 10/1/7' IJ.SS 1]. ]0 12 .10 lt/1/77 l).ts 1 J. 70 1}. zo --· •• t ·-----· * •• ·-----111"' •• ·-----·"' •• ·-----· ••• ·-----· ...... ~---- II!( II AU~ (11 -'1 /S J 1·}1)2) lr lcklayer~ ~ Stone l'lasons-------------- Fore_,., 2·5 •n SOC aboYe Joumey•n fo•-n 6·11 •n 7Sc •bow Journey-n Fore~~~~n 12 'o.,.r SI .SO above Jou rneyMan 5/I/7S $10.0) tlealth ' '"'' faN~·-80( Trade PrOf!Otlot'l·-20¢ 'ensl0f1··70c 1.1(.1.--lc V•cat ion•-SOc ApprentIce-·II Oc lnt 'l Pens ion-·40( lond··SOc Owr t i""'·-Ooub le Tl• --· ••• ·-----· • * • ·-----· ••• ·-----· ••• ·-----· •• ' ·-----· ••• ·----· [b(CTIII CI AM (11 ... /5)1-10 }0) forem.n--------·--·----------------------·-··--·····- '-"eral For-n·------------------·-···-------··-·--- Svb for~,.,------------------------------------------ C.ble Spl leer fore,.t'I·------------------------------- Cable Splic.er---------------------·------------------ Wire .. n ·• Lin-n -Tedonlc l an -Cert i fied Wa11der·-·· !/I/7S SIZ .,, 1 J. ,a 12 .04 12 .,, 11. '2 11.110 Meal t h ~We l fa re--liSe o-rt i•·-Double Tillie Pet'ls ion-·8Sc /II .LI .f .·-1\ E-.loyee Tra lnll'lt··lc --· •• * ·----~· * * • ·-----· ... ·-----· ... ·-----· ... ·-----· ... ·-----· [lfYATO~ Ca-5TkUCTO~S (21)/JS,-t )SJ) "-chan lc in charge--------------------------------- "-eh~lc-·-·-----------------------·-------------- Hel per--------------------------------------------- Probationary He lpe r--------------------··---------- J/1175 $1).50 12 .00 .... 0 .... Health I. Welfare··.II!S [ducat ional--1( Pet'lliOI"I--)lc Overt !•·-Doub let 1- 2l for .. " un6tr 5 yrs. '' o-r S yrs s ... pl...,.,tal ··'• r••· hrly rate to •llt lble ..,lor-• __ ,. ... ·-----· ... ·-----· ... ··-----· "' . "' ·-----· ... ·-----· ... ·-----· GLAZIUS (21)/)fio-al01 ) ForeNn )-5 ,.,., for-n 6-a ..,.n fore-n o~~er " SOc above J/t4 'S< .~~o .... J/1( -S 1 . 00 a bow J/14 C fal ler··-·-• ·-------·-• ----•• -----------$10 .16 (Incl..,., vacation) Health 1. Welfare--SSe Panslon·-tsc hut iOI'I & lloll•y--1 Jl (lrw;l..ad In -..J App.-.nt lcnhlp··'c Olsabll i ty ,ayc..,.ck Protectlon--10c O..s CMck Off·-Ia O....r tl~~~t··W..k days--t l• ~ one-Mif Itt 2 S..turdays--tl• ~ on•·..,.lf 1st At S.woMys·tto1 iOars··Doubla Ti• hr~. u ... r.after ~I• Tl • hrs . tM,..a ftar DGUIIIa Tl• __ ,. .. ' ·-----· "' .. ·-----· . . . ··-----· . . . ·-----. . .. ·--.--· . . . ·-----· bc\THE~S (7 1-'I/SJI·I6At}) S/1/15 ror-n 1Dl abow Jo\lrMy- Laltt.r---------------------------·------SIO .SO Heal th I. Welfare-·6oc r rade ,f'OIIIOt I on--nc Pens10f'·-7Sc Vac•tlon·~soc Owrtllllll••Oouble Tl• --· ... ·--. --. • • • ·-----· • • .. ·-.--.til • • • ·-----· ••• ·-----· ••• ·-----· t6!1UIS rore .. n ' ..,. or leu SOc .00... JovrM:.,_-, ror..., S Mf'l or .,re 75C abow Jo.,rne~ ro,. ... ,. 2S ..n or .,,.. i I. ~S -.ow Jo..rne.,.._ l rwn------· -· ----·-··------·--------------·-··-- l r6rlh, S..lng s .. ,.---------------------···----·- ,.,_,h•nters--·-····-----·--·-·----------·-·-·--- ral n t lurne r--•• •• ----·· • •·--·--·------·······--- Spr•y-•••••••••••••·-···--------------···------- Spray, s;.,, 1111 St....----------------------------· ~l .. ter-··----------------------------------- Saftdblatter, Swint st...------------------------- ,,.., UMI & ld• reinter (1......-)··--··-·---·. lroft, ~~· ',,,, ... twlnt ·~--------------· s,,,,, Iron, sc .. l 'lrl'tl (1~------------- """" ''·" 10.07 1/1/77 '"-'' 11.11 11., 10.17 1 t .11 '1.)7 '1.17 n .U 11.11 11 .)7 ,,_, - .._ ......... f'VILIIIfDIUILY -,_, ,A.t11tiiS (C..thM• .. , tl.,.n, Cll•l"'' la..l--·--·--·----------····· l r~h. ,,, .... st .. l 5 l rl ... ------------------· l,rey, (11•1"'1 lteel 1 lrt...--~------·-·· o,..,...t 1 rln lahe.r-·····---~-----------·~------- *"-"' con Of" uw•• 111111 ••• 10 •• lt.SJ 10.1) .... , th l V.lfa,..--7'c S...lor ,_..r--Ic '-siOR--51 ... 111171---1.11 W..tl---1k Owes U.C.k Off·· tOe 7/1/76--ISc e..rtl•·-ll• t ........ If 3 SWt4ey 6 ... ,..,. ....... l•tl• \I§!! PAll!!!!$ {COIMII(IM.) ti/1/J'J Lea...,. (Cont.truc.tiOI'I)----------·-----------··· t J.• Journey-.n (Coftl truc.tiOI'I)···--------------····-·· 7.S7 Jov~Y-(5/fl'l Palntu)·-------~----------····· t .J7 PIc tor Ia! Ar tIst·--·-------··------··------··· •• M . )I Helper (P•IM ~ Constr'WC:tlon)----·-------------·· 7.1111 • •• ••• tt.U .... lii/J1 • ... , ..., ..... .... ,.. ........ r-.. Ll'-tit ...... uee:t--••• Mealth & wr.l fare--AIO( hnsiOI"I··~ VKatl_.... '*after It yn. 6.tll eft.r M yrs. I Pa id Mrol ldayt 6 .• •ftar Jl yn. 7,8 efter JJ Y"- ,..L COWAJW'S .. FaUee aapls, '' with u lll-Udo ttst, wUI bf presea.ted March 30 tbroq:b AprU S In the et.bboue u tbe Lido Players' flna.l produetioo of the 19'75 -78 seasoa. Here are the '•angels:• Pat Moran, at left. and Iris Schneider, 111 the roles or Julia and Jue. Their husbands, fred and Wuty, ue played by Sta.n Bell .a.nd Laddy Reday. The visiting boy frlend of years gone by is pla)"ed by George Harris. Elsie Painter 1.s Juilas's maid. Norma Bell )s producer-dlr~tor • Q.,.rti•·-Ti• & --half J.f4 after U '"' a efc.r '' Jrl. •• ' •• ·-----· ••• ·-----· ••• ·-----· • fl • •··---· •• fl ··----· ••• ----- Sl!"j/11" PAOnf"S (COMUCIAl Dt:COMTOl) Jowrney~-------------------------------------- [ He l per·····------------------------------------ l /11/75 s 1.n ].JI ~~~~~l!lers at Hoag Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Terry Drive West, Harbor Vit>w Lorentzen, 111 5 Aviemore Homes. H. 'w.--At()( ,e,.,tl01'1·-60c YautiOf'··lla 6l after tO,,._ 10 •• after I Y~"· Terrace, Cosb Me sa. Gir l -Mr. and Mrs , John ' pa id "o\ldays IS Mys aftel" 10 yn. Ow rti-··T I• & one-half Girl -Mr.andMrs. Ti mo-Kerka, 1872 Port Wheeler, lby Matton, 1684 Marguerite, Harbor View Homes. Harbor View Hills. Boy -Mr. ant1 Mrs. John • • • • •-----• "' • • til-----• • • • •-----• • • 11 •-----• • • • •-----• • • • •----Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Mi-Ross, 192 E. 18th St reet, SikH PAJNI£ftS (OU T DOO~ AOV["f!SIMC) (2 t)l)lt·S2l71 lt/t/7S $10 .)1 ,_ )7 7 .S7 ch.a.el Ragsdale, 3201 Dakota Costa Mesa. Ave., Costa Mesa. " SATURDAY, JA t-O. 31 Girl • Mr. and Mrs. An-Boy • Mr. and Mrs. Mi- thony Lter,17642lHrchTret r hael Garbf>r, 3532 Pec1.n, LD., lrvlne. !rvine. Sign Pa in ter·-----··-----·----·-·-·····----------- Helper·-----··------·-·--·········---------------· H~ollth 'Welf,.,e--C.Oc Pen~ion --'!Oc Vacation -tO Nys II P~dd Hot ida ys 20 Hys Overt i -··Ti ~~~e • 011e·haif 0 " Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Wa yne Girl -Mr. ;md Mrs. after 1 yr.-IS lllays aft•r 1 Y ·Lerner, Z047-B Charle, Co-Thomas D:.tvls, Z86i Velas-•ft•r 20 yrll. • • .... ·-----· "' "' "' ·-----· ... ·----·· . "' "' ·----- PIP[ TR.AO£S PI .....tier (. Steamfi tter !;en' I For..,..n 20• above J/,., P1umOer • Steamfitter rore~~~o~n 10\ •bo..,. J/t4 rate Pl~ber ]/I/7S 7/1/7' $1/." sta Mesa. 'o, Costa Mesa. 1 • FRIDAY, JAN. 16 • MO~DAY, FEB. 2 , Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Wal-Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Wil - lace Wiric k, 5708 SeasiiOtP liam McKlnley, 277 Morn- Or ., West Newport. iiiR CaJI )"OO, Sho re Cliffs. • SATURDAY, JAJ". l i ' Tl"ESDAY, FEB. 3 Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gi rl -Mr. aJII1 Mrs . Barr) Bustos, 20'72 -D ~e,..·pon Collet\, i Mint Gla<le, Irvine. BIYd., Costa Mpsa. Bo~ -Mr. and Mrs. W!!. Girl -Mr. anti Mrs. John liam Wa\kPr, 2 Balboa Walas, 5052 Ro\ale, Irvine. Coves. Hulth t. Welfare--IO:C Pen\ion--16\ Vaut ion··l)l TrantporutiOf'I••SOc(Sit.OO Girl_ Mr. and Mrs . For-Bo}". ~lr, an1l Mrs. Ron-A.pprrnt ic:~. J/!'1 Tra i ni,.,g. P r01110t i or~·-1 t• Ovt:rt i-··Oovble Ti,. ,.r 4iiY .... )rest Young, 27f Sherwood aid Gou lf't, 18 Oet>rspr [fll!, Ut ility Ut I I i t y Pipel ine !Oen'l . for~man 20l above J/t4 Pipel ine fore""n 10\ abo¥• J/1( rate t0/I/7S 10!1/76 St., Cos ta Mesa. Irvin~>. 7/1/75 $10.,S H . 'W.·-lOt; Pen5 ion-·1 6\ Tr•lni ng·•)\ Vacatlotl 'Moll days•·l)l Ap prentice & J/,., o ... rti-·-Oou•t• Ti .. Air COild ition ir'l9 ' ~fr i 9t!rlt ion Fore"'iin IOl aboY II J/,.,-~,.,·I . fore.,..,., 2~ (en i f i ed fore~~~an 20\ •bove J/,.. Ce rtified !;en'l fore,..n 20'( o~~bove Certified Jour ne y111.1n· ·--·-· ---·• ·-· • ---------·------·-· • ·-• S 11 . JS Cr rtified Jo\lrney.,..n·---···----------------------11 .50 $10. II ~/,.. Certiflut iOfl ··l \ "'ea l th 'We lhre··Sl.l] Pen l i on··S I.~ Wacat iOft I. lloll4..-s··S I.Il2 App rent ice Tra ining' Pr01110t i 0t1··Z~ Ovtrti---~111 Ti • Spr ink le r Fitter s Spr inkler f i tter Hllil lth (. Wr l f•re ·--------------------·---·-·····- Pen ~ ion··--·--···--·-------•-·---------•· ••••· • ·• Vacat ion(. Soilv ings-------·--·-·-·----·-········-· Apprent ice··-··--·----·-···----------···-----···· O vert i ~~~e ··Ooubl rt imeo l lr~itlt ion t L01"'n Sp ro nlo.ir r J/,.. (~:tt i r ic d lrr igilt io<1 L L•··m Spr ink ler J /!'1 not H·rlifi~d Sewer & Stor,. Dra in Journay~n Heal th' Wtlfart··IO\ Pet'ls lon-·1 '- Apprent ice & J /,., Tra lni rtt•·1-}/At' "'115 Sl)." ·" ... .... ••• 111175 s a. 70 a. 5o 7/1/JS $ 1 .21 '"17' 7111.,. s '·~ .... Jll/7f, ... "' ·-----· "' "' . ·-----· . "' . ·-----· ... ·-----· ... ·--··-· ... ·---· (71At/S]1 ·)6J7) Fore-n---------·------------------------------ Jo~otrne-,-n-·--------·-------------·------------ 10/1/75 Health 1. We1fare-·7k PentiOI'I·-SI.IS Waull0f1••6k Wrentlcat••IOC Trade Pr-tion·•lSc Add l•lnluretl w Trl!llt·-SC O..rtl•-· .... 1• Tl• Girl-Mr. anrt Mrs. Rich-Bo} -Mr. anr1 Mr.c;.Stevt>n ard fisher, 490 Cabrillo, Brown, 3260 Mir hlt::an, Co- Costa Mesa. sta MPsa. • MO NDAY, JA N. l 'J Roy -Mr. and Mrs, AI- Bo y -Mr. and Mr s. fonso Ba rragan, 2446 Santa Stephen Read, 20 1 Fairway Ana Ave._. IIA, Costa 1o.lesa. Pl., Costa Mesa. ' WEDN"ESilA Y, fEB. 4 Girl -Mr. 31ld M'fs. Gul-Girl-Mr. 1\nd Mrs. Law. shan Bhatia, 2067 Port Rris-renc·e Millard, 1780 Pia- to! Cir., Harbor \'if•v.· centl:~, Costa Me sa. Homes. • THURSDAY, Ff.B. 5 Girl-Mr. andMrs,Wiilts Girl -Mr. and Mrs. FrE""" Thompson, 162iCorska Pl., H. Sa lter Ill, 361!1 Surf- Costa Mesa. vie'*', Harbor Vit>\\' !!ill~: • TUESDAY, JAN. 20 • rRJOAY.., FEB . 6 , Boy • Mr. ;:md Mrs . Wll-Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Hob- llam Tischler, 1972-C Wal-erl Ninrlerknecht, 2641S:mia lace, Costa l.tesa, ,\ua Ave., Costa Mesa. • WE-DNESDAY, JAN. 21 Gi rl-Mr . and Mrs.RoiJin Boy -Mr. and Mrs, Ken-Howe, 2117 E. Ocean f\Jvd ., neth Zoelle, 2® Park A vi",, BaU..oa. Balboa Island, • SATliRDA )", FEB. j • THURSDAY, JAN . 22 Girl -Mr. and Mrs. W\1. Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Ml-Ham Pearl, 641-C Vk1or ia, chael McHale, 920 Durell Costa Mf'sa. St •• Costa Mpsa. Girl -Mr . anrl ~1 rs. Mi- Girl -Mr ,andMrs.Steven ch:l.f'l Marlroerf, 211 Marl- Jacobsen, 141 72 Moorelrt, rold, Corona d~>l Mar . Irvine. Boy -Mr. an!l Mrs . Earl Boy . Mr. and Mrs. Pe1Pr LeBaron, or 2717 Sandpiper Vail, 497 Cos ta Mesa St., Dr., Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa, • SUNOA Y, FEB. 8 Boy -Mr. and Mrs, Ziarl &y-Mr,and Mrs.Rona\11 NaJme, 2261 Maple St., "D, Felbaum, ')80 W. 19thSir•>el, Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa. • fRIDAY, JAN. 23 8o}"-Mr. and Mrs . Rir h- Boy -Mr. aOO Mrs. Co r-arrt Wray, !%5 Port dell lversoo, 645 Baysidf' Clarldi!e. Harbor Viev.· Dr., Newport Beach. Homes. 8o)'-Mr.andMrs,Josepll • MONDAY , FER. !J Bellavla, 717 Jasmine, Co-Girl -Mr. anrl Mrs. \', A. rona del Mar. Gailey, 634-0 Ha ndlton, Co- Boy -Mr. and Mrs. sta Mesa. Stephen Vasblnd,.r, 373 W. Boy-Mr. and Mrs . Rkh- Bay, Apt. B, Costa Mesa. ard Crout'h, 199 1 ~1apl t> • SUNDAY, JAN. 25 Av~ •• COsta Mesa. • ,. ,. • •-----til ,. • , •-----• • • • •---··• • • til •-----• • • • •-····• • til • •----Boy -Mr. a.n•l Mrs. Rob -Boy -Mr. aOO Mr s Mi- IUIL!Eitl fLC!O! t RECQMJ!Yl GQYI!S!'i (7111/SJ 1-JS 12) I/1/7S Carpet, Llnol•""" & Soft Til• Layers ---·------·---S t .IJ tarpet Sewers {V•c .. )11)-·-·--------------------· 6.•s l'aterlal "andler (v.c .• ]J)-··---------·---··----1.67 s. .. Jeu App l lcator (Vee .... 2)---------------·---1., ""'ttl ~ w. 1 f•r•··6S( '•nslor~--Uc Veuti•··SJf Owrt i•··Ti• ~ Ona·H•If• V.keM l-lrttll h .... ,. Tl• ert Griggs , 175 Albert Pl., chael Kurtz, 507 1 BayonnE> Costa Mesa. Cir., irvine. Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Pat - Stephen Hopk.ln s, !l Rue Fon-rirk Co leman, 905 Mc KenziE' talne, Big Canyon. Pl., Costa. Mesa. Gi rl -Mr. and Mr s . Rob-• TUESDAY, FEB. 10 ert Patrick, 1828 Kinglet Boy . Mr. and Mrs . Tprry Court, Co!o1a Mesa. Jones, 14881 Dusk, Irvine, Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Boy -Mr.and Mrs .N1cho- Stanley Matel, 3123 Dublin, las DiPietnntonlo, 13651 ,. • • ,. •-----• ~ ,. , •-----• • • • •--·-·• • a • *--···• • • • •-----• • • a •--·--CostJ. Mesa. Olympic, Costa Mesa. wues bf (PI tc.h, 0....., I. Wat•r,roof) --""ftltctl -f $1.00 eatr•) For.-n••$11 .11, Sub ro~·SIO .tt IllS/IS Jot,trne.,.._-----------··-----··--····----···Sf0.7' (l~~ef.-. -tl•tt fl c:Mdl off! T...,orary ... ~---------·-·----------------6.tl (f~~el .... .,..Ciwl••• ..... off, .... I th & Vel fua--82( Peftslon-·IOe ~ti•··SI.• .... Cllaa Off·-JOc Apprutlushlp & ,,.,,.,,,.. .... OilS ,..l•htreti ... --.16S ,... .. , ,_... .. ,Sc • MONDAY, JAN. 26 Girl -Mr. anti Mrs. Mi. Boy -Mr. and Mr~. Rob-chael Cor coran, G95 18 ere Bradley, 657 Victoria, JoaM, Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa.. Girl-Dr . and Mrs. Roger Girl-Mr,and Mrs.Dantel Thomas, 1636 Anita La ne, WIDtoo, !61 Brentwood Pl., Harbor Htcblllnlls. Co.ta Mesa. Boy -Mr . and Mrs, WU - • TUESDAY, JAN. 27 llam Skinner, 4471 Elm Tree Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ln., l"lne . PU11n.ntl, 2'700 Peterson • WEDNESDAY. fEB, 11 Way. t588, Costa Mesa. Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Gary lftduttry flol'l6-•2( o,..rti•··TI• I ...-Mif Girl • Mr, and Mrs, Fred-MUls, Zl26 Thurtn, IH, Co-• , ,. • til·--·-• ,. ,. ,. •-----• ,. • • •---·-• a • • •-----• • • • ..... ,. •• ,. • • • •-----ertk Wtjleftbtck, 1847 Port sta Mesa, SII.(T tiJAL (11At!S27·71•1) fo.-...n•·ULIII Gar'l 'l ,_,....._·-SIJ.St Sheet "'ta' WorUr····--·--·-----·········------· Mh1ttl & V.lfa,.·-tltc ,.,.,,_...,,,,. t•t'l V.utfon··tot of tross ,.,roll S.A.J .,.,I,••'- 7/111J ,_,,..,.... .. ,.. ,..,_tlc.e•"''··Jc l4wea\1.,_.l '~"If Slleftleld Pl., Harbor View Boy · Mr,andMrs.Oonald Homes, Craig, 306-1/t E. Ocean CJrl-Mr. and Mrs. War-front. Balboa. r • HarttJne, 1657 Bayside Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dr., Coroaa del Mar, Burton, 296!1 Mendou Dr,, eo,-Nr.aad Mra.Joseph Cotta Wua. M•rnyt 857 W, WU.OO, Co-Gtrt -Dr. a.Dd Mra, Ross .ta Mta. Peters. IM8 Port Albus Boy -Mr. ud Mrs, My~ PI,, Harbor VIew Hom es. • • • • •-----• • ,. ,. •-----• • • ,. •·····• • * • •--·-·• • • • •·····• * 11 • •----• .......,.. 2$45 Suta Aoa • THURSDAY, FEB. l! I.wlustry f"llftd·-IOc O...rti..-·TI• I ...... If Tlft'W "M'N tiJIUS (11)/111-71111 1/IIJJ ' ..• .... Aq.,eo.tl Mesa. Clft -Mr.udMrs.Ronakt • THURSDAY • .JA1f. tt Alll.aM, 143 Albert Pt., Co-~· 8o)' -llr, ud Mrs. Rod-.U MOIL 711171 Al l .... Mitch lne Wotll----·-·--·-·------····-~-... ,,. ... ,IMCa4 .... "-UU I.,_.., Itt to ..,., ........ -- Mill,.~" l 'l•r l'ladlll'le O,.retor····--·--···· ··•••• r.-.ti OMry "-t (IU to Myt)••••••••••••••••••• "-•left & W.lf•r•·-······--···-··--····-·-··--·-·· .._nsl01t·•· ··----· •• ----••• .... -· • ~ ---· • • ----·--·· ' .... 7.1) .)S . ,. V•cet lon•····-··-····----····----~---··----·---·-,,. O....rtf•~•.,..kdlllyt:-h Tl• & OM·Nalf; W..ke!\41 ' .. u .. ,.- ' '· ,, '·" ' ... U) •• '·" ...... ,,_ .. _, StoDe, 1 Golde~ Star • • FRIDA. Y, FEB. IS lrYIM. 8oJ .. Mr. uc1 Mra. Cer -Bor • llr, ud Mrs, JamH hanl9pi..U, I'IOOPeter- llellld, ZS7S Veraao Pl.. Pl., Alt. 16D,,COita at-, ,- lmoo. ' SATIIIIDAY, FEB. 14 ·- Girl-Mr,udllrs.IIUtoo 8o)' • llr.lllld Mro. Gary lfo'-, 11110 Port CU'<Ilpo Glftloy, ZIU --lA, Pl., -VloW Homoo. c--· .. SfN'..,, .,.... ''*"'' ' ........... llafl'-·----·-- 10 .)2 , ... 10.07 10.)2 JO.)J IO.S7 10.07 10.)1 10.)! 10,J7 tt.U 711/16 $10.)1 10.6.2 10.17 ,10.J7 10.61 .... 7 10.17 II , 12 10.6! 10 .11 10.17 II. 11 11 .77 11 .61 11 .17 --· •• fl ······-· ................ fl til···--· ••• ·---·-· ••• ···-···· ••• • FRIDAY, JA.Jif,IO Gltl-Mr,MdMra,O.U •··· Girl -... _. lin. Fnd -· lU ..,, ..._ 1 t•ft I• J adl.• • -• ---·-......... ••• ................ -· .............. .. I .,._,.,. . . ·~.---,. a I' ., mt "-" IIJIIa -. tee ............. , .~ I ... -· •• ·-- ( c I ( c - l ,, ,, ,, •• " •• ... .. I• ,, .. •• • u Tl Ce .. " ... 0• ~ ... .. I Oh o~ •• !:!! ... ... ... ... •• .!!2! .... .. , o .. ,.. - r · f1 () 11 , t • G 1 ( , t 1 t · Mil«:& 01 JI08I.,E .,IlliG u•a.~ onu- .,.. 1811K!T m. t (PA-etn: COAST _.,.WAY PW)II JAM..U _,AD to lbcAitTII'VII 80UlZ- YdD) 11101"1:£ 15 HEREBY GtYD tW ...... ,. llfarda a, 19'71, It tile ... ol t :JO P.M. &a tile eo-dJ C.....,.... ot tM CltJ Ran • ol tall CtiJoiMtwport a.cta. loeUed .. uoo ........ _ port ~ N.-port 8.-e... eo-ty ot Ol"'..lp, ..._ ol Callfonla. lbl Ci ty Co.eU ..W bold I E*bUc beaJ'tlc tor tbl s-rpose ol ctet•nailllllc U tM bcNDd- artes of exlstt.ac u•r-croact UWtties OUtrlet No. 4 no.ld be uneoded to add to U.. district a lh1p of lUd wroxtrnat•ly so feet ill w!ckb alGae tbt oortb@rly side ot tbe Paclftc Cout fticbway betweea Jamboree Road ud MacArt!Mir Boule- n rd. For flartber bdor mat:Joo, refereoce Is hereby made to a map •oowlQK tbe bouod- artH of Undef'(I'OUod Utili- ties District No. 4 as tt 1s proposed to be ame nded. The map is designated as Draw. ing No. RW-5334-S, ctatef! February t, 1976, and ls on fll~ In the om <'e of t he City Clerk, located ln the City Hall. N"'lce is fu rther given tbat the total estimated cost of the proposed work ts $305,000; that the Southern C altfornla Ectlson Companr proposes to cootrll>Ute $!50,000; and the Partnc Telepbooe and Telegraph Company proposes to coo- tribute S50,000. The es- timated total sum or $5,000 required for the cooverslon trom over head services to underground sen lces on tbeir own propf>rtles will be the obligation of 1ndiv1c1ual property owner s. Any persons interPstefi Ln. o r owning proper ty within Underground UtUltles Dis- trict No. 4 or the pr oposed artdltioo to the district may rtiP wltb the City Clerk prior to the Ume fixed for the hear- lug written protests or ob- jecUons to the proposed ad- dition to the 11istrict, or they may present verbal pro- tests or objections at said public hear~.n&. OORIS GEORGE, Actl.ng City Clerk of the City or Newport Beact&, Caillornb Publish: Feb. 26, March 4, 1976. lD the Newport Har- bor Ensign. LIGALMOTICI S-10002 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following person is dolni buslness as: Garden Grove Subaru, 13861 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove, Ca. 9Z640: Friendly Auto Center, Inc., Callfornta Cor- poration, 13861 Garrlen Grove Blvd., Gar~ Grove, Ca. 92640. This business ls conducted by a corporation. Corporation Name: Friendly Auto Center, lnc .• DBA Garden Grove Subaru, Wlll.lam van den Hur k, V. P. Tbis statement was fUed with the County Clerk of Orup Count}' Jan. 29, 1976. Pat>Usb: Feb. 19, Z6, Mar. 4, 11, 1976, ln the Newport Harbor Ensign. F -52079 LIGAL MOTICI Liii:IG11CI F'k:11TIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe followmc periOilS are doillc butaess I S: Letzi 'S Clothes ChHt, ZS05 W, Bal- boa BlYd., Newport B•ch. ~ IUymond E. Nnea, U0-1/Z 40th St.. Newport Beach. Cal. 92663; Certnlte M. Nel'ea, l S0-1/Z 40th St., Newport Beach.. Cal. 92663. This bllstaess is cooducted by an locH vidual. Signed: Raymood E. Neveu ThJs statement was flled wtth tbe County C lerk of Orance County Feb. 23,1976. PubUsb: Feb. 26. Mar. 4, 11, 18. 1976, 1.n the Newport Harbor Ensign. F -52912 ue:u •net FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following persoo is doing business as: Uni- versity 01tice Furniture, Zl82 Dupont, Suite 4, lr- vtoe. Ca. 92664: E. l lnc., 2182 Dupont, Suit~ 4, Ir- vine. Ca. 92664. This business is conducted by a corporation. Corporation Name: E. l Inc., Dlvid A. Norcl>lom. V. P. This statement was filed wltb the County Clerk of Orange County Feb. 6, 1976. Publish: Feb. 12, 19, 26, March 4, 1976, in tbe New- port Harbor Enslgn. FS2445 LIGAL M011CI f'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe followtnc persoo is doing buslness as: Encore, 31716 So. Coast Hwy., So. Laguna Beach: Dorothy Me - Crudeo, 117 J~ Ave., Bal- boa Island, Ca. 92662. This busLDess ls cQQdueted by IJl t.nd1ridual. SigDed: Dorothy McC ~ This statement was rued wltb the County Clerk of Or ange County Feb. 6, 1976. Publlsh: Feb. 12, 19, Z6, March 4, 1976, in tbe New- port Harbor Ensign. F -52444 LIGAL. MOTICI S-06093 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following person is doing bus iness as: C ruisJng Institute of the Pacific, 1300 Logan St., Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626: Erik W. Borg, 25232 Nueva Vista Dr., Lagun2 Ni.guel, Ca. 92677. This business ls conducted by an lndlvldual. Signed: Er lk W. Borg. This statement was flied "lth the County Clerk of Orange COODty Feb. 6, 1976, Publish: Feb. 12, 19, 26. March 4, 1976, Ln the New- port Huber Enslen. F -52466 LIMLMOTICI (CO M TIMUfO FltOM 'AGE 6) TIL( lAYER & TERRA ZZO WORKERS < 2 1 }/llo lo • 1 866 I Foreman J-10 men SS .OO per dey above JIM foreman 11 men or more SIO .OO above' J/" Ter r~zto Foreman 2 me n SS .OO per day above J/" Terr~zzo fore~n 3 me n or more S6 .00 per day above J/M 7/l/7S • WillMIDAY, P'£8. ll W. F.a-r,lUSWIIIIII lalla,....._. Yletr BW.. ~ tllllt $nO worttl fll ....................... .. ft'08I .... .... tied liP at a &Up Ill Ill? Baysldt, .._.,_ ! p.m. Feb. 10 ud I p.m. Feb. 11 ••• A pis. tD1, mobUe ndio, rear door arm rt'lt ad c.b.ronw let- lltrtac. ft1led at $1.400, •ere stolea from Ml~el Jttat•a car wtUte lt wu AlltiiiAlf "lchul W. Craft. s-AI!(I nnr his bomeat 1616 f~ of Mr. aad lln. W. Ocean Froet. Ceatnl Glean Croft ol 180 Breed-Newport. between 11:30 p. way. Costa We~ llU beeo feb 10 7 HJect.d Jor teclllllcal tnJD-m. · and ~30 a.m. ,,... u Feb. 11 ••• Char les Ken-,... lD the . S. Air Force oey of Z004 E. Ocean Blvd .. nlODles systems field at Babla, f11P0rtecl tbat a Keesler AFB. Mlss. Rt re-TV set, stereo aad radio, ceetly completed bulc nlMd .at $850, burglul.&ed traiJWic at Lacklud AFB, from his bome between 6: 15 Teas. --"";";;~-;;;;~;---a.m. and 10:45 p.m. by a LIML .. 11C8 1 tblef •bo forced opeo a 'lt'ln- dow ••• Cyndee Weymoutb S-06074 r ep>rted tbat someooe pried FICTITIOUS BUSINESS opea tbe window or bel' ear NAME STATEMENT while it was puked 1.n rroot T he following persons are or her home at 613 Polo- dolnc business as: M 41 S settb, Corona del Mar, lovestmP.nt Company, 25652 fl'Om 1 a.m. until ooon. and Taladro Street. MlssloD took a $1&6 tape deck •.• Vle)), Ca. 92675: Melvin P. Aft~r a neighbor told him Jackson, !4816 J eronimo his doc had collapsed LD the Lane, El Toro, Ca. 9Z630; back yard, Arthur Powers, Sally P. J ackson, 24816 2238 Port Lerwlct, Ha rbor J eronimo Lane, ElToro,Ca. View Homes. rus hed theant- 92630, mal to a vet, wher e it dled T his bus lness is conducted of a collapset1 luog pierced by an individual. by a pellet from a pellet guo. Signed: Melvin P. Jar k- son. Sally P. Jackson. • THURSOA Y, FEB. 12 T his statem~nt was filed Dean Alden Ekdahl Jr., wltll t he County Clerk of 30, ol 2052 Tustin, West Orange County Feb. 5, 1976. Upper Bay, waschargedtrith Publ .... F b 1" 19 "6 intox1r ated disorderly roo-ts .. : e . c., • " • Ma rch 4, 1976. 1n the New-duct at 3:05 a.m. at Tustin port Harbor Enslgn.F -52371. and W. Coast Hw y ., Mar i- ners MUe • . • A Sl 50 LIGAL MOnCI water pump was stolen fl'Om FICTITIOUS BUSINESS the dock at the home of NAME STATE ME NT James Riddle, in the 600 Tbe following persons are block of Lido Park Dr., Ll ~ doing business as: 2633 do Penlosula, dur ing tbe day Limited, 2633/!643 Orange • . . An estimated $500 Ave., Costa Mesa, Cali-damace was done to Mtchael fornla: Richard L. Benton, McKenna 's Rolls-Royce 25196 Mtles Ave., El Toro, when Mr. McKenna, wf\0 C alltornia; Alan T. Marriott, lives at 408 Piaua Lic1o, 4991 Alcorn Lane, Irvine, Lic1o Isle, reported tnat th~ California; Roger R. Brooks, car was struck by gravel 9272 Par liament Ave., West-a pparPntly thrown at it as mlnster , Calltornla. he drove on Via Ltdo ..• This businesSJsconducted Charles Jooes. away from by -•· Lkftitled ·Pamershlp .•• b~. -"'me. at 5512" R1ver. This statement was filed West Newport , from Feb. with the County Clerk of 1 through Feb. 12, returned Orange County Feb. 19,1976. and foupd tbat hls home had R. H. Spooner, Attorner been ransacked of $6,600 at Law, P.O. Bo>. 15b, c0 • worth of householl1 ap- rona del Mar, Ca. 92625. phances. and furnlshmgs (714) 752-7231. .b~·. a, burglar "-'ho got in Publish: Feb. 26, Mar . 4, ~rOilgtl a sli<fmg glass door 11, 18, 1976, Ln the Newport With a fault). lock • . . Harbor Ensign. r -52868 Marian Sandhu, 3628 Ocean Blvd., Coroua del Mar, re- portet1 a S355 mlnt-bike sto- 14'0 from her unlorkE'd ~a r age. LICAL MOnCI CP-1732 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The followlng person lS doing business as: Develop- ment Services Co., 17235 Citron, Irvine, Callfornia 92664: Wllllam Fred~rlck Diehl, 17235 Citron, Irvin~. California 92664. T ilts business ls conductet1 by an lndJvldual. Signed: William F. Olehl. T his statement was filed wlth the County C le r k or Orange County Feb. 18, 1976. Glasser and Smith, at- torneys at Law, 610 Newport Center Dr ive, Sutte 990, Newport Bear h, California 92660. Publish: Feb. 26, Mar. 4, 11, 18, 1976, in the Newport Harbor Enslgn. F5Z801 LIGAL MOTICI 1 111/7~ • FRIDAY, FEB. 13 Rtchard Charles Cle- ments, 24, of 215 35t h, West Newport, was arrested at 9:30 a.m. in Tustin b\' New. port Beach police, and ~·har ged wlt h selling cocainE' ... A cotton print dress, valued at $75 , v.'as stolen rrom a rack at the Apropos shop L1 Fashion lslanct sometime he- tween 7:30 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. • . . Peyton Reed's 1974 Vega car was stolen from the par king lot at the Orange Count)· Airport while Mr. Reed, who lives at 402 Vista Parada, the Bl~tffs, was away on a plane tnp for a ctay. • SATURDAY, FEB. H A $75 mar ine battery ns stolen from a boat at Tran- spac Yachts. 2400 w. Coast Hwy.. Mariners Mile, be- twHn 5 p.m. Feb. 14 and 4 p.m. 'Feb. 16 • • • While Paul Bernsteln slept in his Ti le l ayer (includes vacation' e~loyee H 4 W) -------------SlO . 79 Terrazro Wor~ (includes vacation)---·----------$10 .50 • bom, at 5705Seashore, West Newport. someone came in throqgb an unlocked door and stole 3 gultars, valued at $320. sometlme between 11 p.m. Feb. 14 and 10 a.m. f eb. 15 ••• A Ur e was s lashed oo Thomas Brown's car wbile It was parked at bis borne at 1427 P rlscUla, ltee lth 'Wel hre--.695 (e~loyu pays .Oio) Pension·-.. ()( Vacat lon--$1 .00 ._.pnenticuhi p·-.06 or $10,50 pt'r montt-,Til t' Pr'OIIIOtlon-ISc +Employer paysSIS per mo . lnt'l Pens ion--40c Overtime--Time£ one-halt: weekend' 4 hol idays cs Double Time Terruro Wor~er~. Hea lth ' ~lfar~--JOc Pcns ion--70c Vace tion--70< 111• n i m~) Harbor Hlgblaods. betw~n DOOD Feb. 14 and 1 p.m. ... t lol'al Track PrOifiOt ion-·Sc l ocal Trade Pr01t10t ion--20c (S2S 00 ~r mo O~rti~--T i me 'one-ha l f . wee~cnd~ £holiday~ Doublet i ~ , A * •-----• • f! t: '-----• a • t-----• Feb. 15, causing an estima- lflE nEL'EM (11 )/385-1671) ll./I/7S Tile He lper--------·-----------------------------S8 ... 6S Cert i f ied·-·-------------------------------------8.7 .. 5 (Includes .29 Co\1 o f ll ~i ng) Nealth 'Welfare--S]( Retirement-·SI.OO Var.ation-Sa"inqs --)Oc Cttr iHIIIi~ Savi,9s--20c Oiubility L Oenta l--140c Tile PrOifiOtion --ISc +(mployt r pays Apprentlce·-11c (S8.00 mi,imum) SIS pe~ NOnth Overtime--1st hr. • Time Lone-half. a lI hrs. a fter, Weekends L ~lldays -Oou~letl~ (2 1 )I)BS-1671) 6/11/75 "-rbl• Mel~r-----------------------···---------$ 6 .7)(1nclude~ vac~tion LC~rl st~' Savings) Mea lttl 'Welfere--S1t ~tl rellll!nt ··Sl .Olj Vacet ion--)Oc Ol t ebl l lty 'Oen tai --~Oc Ctlrlst~s Savings--lOc Owrt ii!IC-·Ist 2 hn.-1"'"' ~ one•half ,.t ll t-,rs •ft~r .W.ek.ends 'Ho li day ~-Doublet lme A 6 " ·-----t ~ ' . ___ ,... " . ----- ~I n WOIUl[ ItS (2 I )/)2 7-2&.9 .. ) -....n 'Molllco~n-----·-·---·-··---·--·------- C~····-,·---------------------------------·le~~d Ken,---·-------------------------------- n·----* • • • *----·- 711/75 S8.12 8.)2 7. )6 ~ ··--··· ._.lth '~lfarc·-ISc Pcnslon··S1.6S Vaution--Sik Overti•-·lst II hr~.-tiMe and one-h•lf, a fter II hrs. I t Double T l~ ft ' 'C; ••••••• JOI!I • "\ ' ..... ~ ll ............ -~ ft .. ··----· ••• ·-----· • w .... (2 I )/S81 •S88~1 ~rney .. n-------·········----·----··---------- fo~-~-----·--·-······ -·--·-·-·------ Owrtl ~~e --fiii'C! 'One-H•I f , S\111\cleY' • Dout.l• l 11N' leo &..-orcrt for tHh(of' frtntrr a..n lflt\ 7/1/7S S 1. Sl I II 1/1/"/6 s a. 11 •• 71 ted loa ol $50. • SUNDAY, FEB. 15 Abo« SlOO 1D change was ...,.._ from a colD-operated •ubi-. mac hiM at Oakwood ap&r'bMIIta, .ometlmt be- tW'MD ll:SO a.m. Feb. 8 and li:SO Lm. Feb. 15, by a ....,.et 1rbo the managt - mtet belWfes bu a key and who hits the mactwM wMk- Jy ••• lllf•••• took 9 pottftd PliDta. be1qtoc to tbe Sun- abtM IIID plut sbop, whUe tMy .. re MIJIC esed to dt- eonte model bome s oa Spy- llaa fWI. betWeen 6 p.m. f'tb. 14 IDd 10 LrD. f@b. 15 ••• A m.u•a watcb. nlued at $1,000 wu atolf!l t'r'Om a cll'elelr clnwer ba Ralph Mti ... 'l sulte at tbl BaJbol BIJ Clllb~ ~ 800D IDd 10:top.a. • IIIOimAY, FEB. 11 ...... l..aYupii £J'IIlu. II, oi tOO Metl't.mac, COilta u-.. wu cllarC*S W'IHI mil· d ... .,. dlwt clrtYliJ at • t:U Lm.llt Blrch ear Brts- tDI, Satta ADa ~ •••• ao.aJd £dwanl y 16 01 l%Z1 Part Newport aPart~ .-.. •asarrestedoearhU liloale at 10 p.m. oa aD out- staadtnr CeotnJ Ora.nce COIQt)' Court trarnftt ct~uc lac a vehicle codt ~lobUoa • • • William WWred Breau OJ of 22Z Fen, N~wport Sborts, was arrest~ at loth aDd B•ltJOa Blvd.,. Balboa_, at 10 p, m. on a vehicle code •arrant . . . Alvln Leroy MUJholloDd, 59, of 2912 W. Coa st Hwy., Mariner s Milt>, was rharged with misdemea- oor drunk driving at 6:30 p.m. at Jamboree and E. Coast Hwy. . • • Someone stole a $120 cltluns band radio rrom an l"lne Com- pany pt kup t rur k parked 1D a lot at 107 1 Camelbac k. North Ford area, betwf«< 3 p.m. FE'b. 13 and 8 .1.m. Feb.K • TtESDAY, FEB. 17 Ri h.w1 Cantrf!ll reportt'd a feorr-lmorked llowo on hiS propert, at 211 O range, Newport Shores, betwePO 3 p.m. ano 4 p.m., <:ausing an estimated S30 damage ••• J ohn Darryel De Motte, 28, or 766-J Wilson, Costa Mesa, and Gunna r Emil Watson, 29, of 2303 FairhUI, West Upper Bay, were arrested at 2:56 p.m. at 210 Via Lido Sord, Lido Isle, ant1 rharged with coospinq to rommit bur- glar} . . . A woman t1es- c rtbet1 as about S-7, IJlac k, weighing 120 ant1lll I1Pr twen- ties, IS susperte-d of stealuu?; 2 men's shirts, valu('(i at $35, from the Who Are Those Guys" shop at 2301 W. Bal- boa., Centnl ~"wport. at 3:40 p.m. . . Ahout $200 damagf was done when va n- dals slashe-d the hlgt• .PJ mp landing pad on the football fteld at I\ewport Harbor h~t1 school sometime betw~n 4 p.m. Fel•.ll and 3p.m.Feb. 17 ..• A thief took $202 from the cash rt>gtster at Ullman's sail shop, 410 2fit h, Canner y Village, betw~n 5 p.m. Feb. 16 anrl 8:30a.m. Feb. 17. • WE OSESDA \. FEB. 18 Carla Shogren, 19, .tnrl O~vid Btettel, 26, ,.·ere J r- rested at their home .It 185 Rocheste r, Cosu Mesa, ann charged wtth ~rand thert 1n c•OQJ)(>('tton with somE> fur- niture mlssm1t from an apartment at 206 E. Balboa Blvt1., Balboa, from -.~o•h1 h the) had recently mov('(i .. Dolly MalJie Simpson, 3 '· of 1366-,A ~ao, Costd ~t ... sa, v.•as arrested at 4:40 p.m. at 983 Paulanno, Costa Mr-sa, and • har2('(1 "''ith re- ' etv1nR known stolt'n prop- erty • • . Danl~>l Geor~e Doleshal, 26, of 835 C Pnter, CoS'ta Mesa, was 'har~!'O wtth lntoxicatet1 disomt>rh ··onduct at 1:30 a.m. at 418 E. Oceao Front, Halboa ..• James F rank \'alante, 28, of 5515 River, West I\ewport, v.·as r harged with mis.M- mt>anor drunk rlrivin~ at 3:15 p.m. at River and 4-;'tta, West "\Pwport ... Thteves took 6 llres, valued at S314, fron a lisplay starn1 .11 Tra•1r- .,qnds Arro station, 6':'00 \\. ( t'lJSt H\\"\ •• \\-PSI '\ l'lltport, t'·P'~een 8 p.m. and 11:30 p.n ... A SJ4~ v.•etsutt left on a bal<on' r:ul at Rkh- ar1 Morse's home, 7201Sea- sr.ore, West ~ewport was stolen betweE'n 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. • THt:RSOA Y, FEB.l9 ~rank Randt>l Towle, 49, of 600 E. Ocean F ront, Bal- hoa, was c ha rged with mis- c1Pmeanor drunk drivinp; at 9:30 p.m. at Tustm and Coast Hw\., Mariners Mile ... \lark Karl Chancellor, 18, of 1848 \'ista M l Oro, tht> 1-\'utfs, was charg@od v.·tth .:;hoplltttng at Fashion Island d r 8:30 p.m. . . A surr- ~oard a.od a wet suit, valued :H SZZO, werE' s tolen from the hOme of John Ma1'B€'th, ~1 5 RlverstdP, ~ewport HPlghts, betW~€'n i:30 a.m. t>'tl, 19 and 1:30 p.m. FE'b. :?:! ••• Vito Gtarntano's IQ7& Chevrolet Nova ar was tol..n from the allt>\ hehin<1 hiS bome at 5061rvl.lle, :-..('Ill- port Helchts, betwt>en 9:30 p.m. Feb. 18 and 8 a..m. Feb. 19 ••• Two blcyrles, valued at $S20. wer t> stolt>n from aa unlocked garagt' at tht> home o1 Jean Edch , 11, Bummc TrH, Btg Can)'Ofl, ~etwHD a a.m. and • p.m •.. • FRIDAY, fEB. !0 Budd AldYyn R lntogl\au , 40, of t030 W, Coast Hwy., Nf'wport Sbonos, wu arrut- td tbe" at &:!0 p.m. ud r haf'CC!d wttb latoxJrattd ctts- orderlJ coadu<:t . • • A miD ~I(J'I)ed u 5-9, 175, about Z5 111n old. dresMd iJa ttlDit II IDIIC't for usau.lt Ud ....,., c. Soott Rarrla, ll, t1 • ,..ltill, Newport Httcta. no totd pollc. n. sw~ llll)rot(l'lfd him, stl"Kk ldm lD the fact, thee lattr ~-him ud .,_t "'"' ............... at Htb st. beecla at 5:15 p.m. . • A $1!0 .. J'I)oud •as «oleo from tbe patio at tbe bomt of Ste9ea MiiH, 114-8 •4th. West Newport, between 7 p.m. Fr-O. 9 aDd 7 p.m. Feb. zo. • SATURDAY, f"£8. %1 Patrick Edmcad Tbrop, %5, of 952 W. litb. Costa MH&. was arrested •t 12:15 p.m. at Adams and E. Bay, Bal- boa, oo a vehicle oode yto. lation -w.·arnnt •.• Daniel Wesley Oavniels, 31, of 5707 1/2 Seashore, West Newport, was picked up at 57th and w. Ocean Front, West ~ewport, at 7:30a.m. on a Van !{uys check-wr iting warrant • . . Thomas An- t hon~· K~rne), 45, ollU5-S E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. was ha rvet~ with lntcmuted dts- o rrterl ~ collduct at 5:35 p.m. at •C" and E. Sal~ .•• Susan Wend} Kasten, 25, of 1705 Shertnrtoo, Oakwooct, was r harged wUb pett) theft at 11:20 a.m. at Fashloo Is- land • • . William Wayne Pttllhps , 32, of 2550 Eldon, Costa, Mesa, was arresterd at :t:20 p.m. at Dover and Mariners, Westcllff, on a l.Jke Vallt>~ wa rrant r harg- ln£ him w1th grand t11eft . . . Two bicycles , valued at 275 v.·ere taken f rom the unJ()( k('(l garage at Floyd L~she's home, 232 Agate, Balboa Island, between 11 p.m. Fet.. 20 and 7:30 a.rr . Feb. 21. .. About $300 ltlrr.- age was tiooe to Gar} John- son's •ar v.·ttiieitwas pa rked ln front of his home at 232i Mar~uet, :-;ewport Hetghts, b) someone wbo sr ratt'hed tt a lonK the side, between mid- night and 3 a.m ... Tools valued at 3230 wer e stolen from an open garaee at Joe Starr's home, 3308 Marc·us, West ~ev.•port, bef'o\•een noon .nl'1 2 p.rr ..•. \\hen David Gut'rrero left his briefc-ase outs ido:. his door at h1s Oak- wood apartments home for 5 minutes at :i:30 p.m., s omeonP ~erl it anrl stole a )400 ('a I• ulator. 'St:;\DAY,fEB 22 .~ bt>er holtlf! WdS throv.·n t hrou2t1 the r~ar wint1ow of Vil·tor l tpparront's rar while It was parked on the s treet at his home at 4i l0 Seashore, West !\ewport, rrom 11 p.m. Feb. 21 until 0 a.m. Feb. 22, au.su~ UO damage ..• K(>[lneth Ltnd· sa~. 21H lSth St., Central ~ewport, rE'port!'O an un. lmo"''" n ISS II~ t hrov.·n throuih rrw •.nndo-.. of hts car, park• t1 on th~> str~.>~t nPar n1s home t1unnc the nkltt ... Gan Steven DrPs- sler, 22, of 436 Fernleaf, Corona dt>l Mar, was r:-hatl!ed '4'tth mlSdem~>anor drunk 1rivmg at 1(}.30 p.m. at Hel- Iotrope and First, Corona rtel Mar ... Mt,·hael Dennis o ·sulllvan, 21, of jJO "· 18th, Costa Mesa, was c ha r~erl ·.rdth intoXIt'ate<l dJs- o rdE'fl) •ondur t at 8:45 p.m. at 2108 \1.. O··ean F ront, Central ;\ev.·port •.. Tames (harlt>s Sullivan, 32, of ~04 -A '-' Balboa Rlvri .. Ba1- IJOa, was charg€'(1 IVlt h mtol'.- tC' a ted djsorderl} ondu t lt Hth Jod Balboa at 5:30 p.m. •.. J<>uglasJames M lnt~rt>, 62, of 2Z04 C ltff, ;\ev.'po'rt Hetghts, was stoppeti ar 6:35 p.m. at 1\von ant1 Rtvt>rstdP, Newport Ht>llZhts. anrt c ha rged •ol'it h m1Sdt'n1€'3ll0r drunk 11rivinc ... Fr et!en• k Harold KPlse\, 28, of 2202 W. Or~.>an Front, C Pntral ~ewport, was l'hUI!E'd wit h dlsord(lrh ··ondur t whilE' In- toxicated at 2:15 a.m. at 21st and W. Ocean Front, Central ~ewport . . . A S2!i0 antique musiC' box v.·as stolen from Jim CaquPtt~>'s s tore at 363 ". :-.. ewport Blvd., ~ewport lleij.;hts, while he was talk!"': to ano- t her t'ustomer at 3 10 p.m. . . . Someone stolE' a ~250 TV set from Audr~' 1\nll!ht·s apartment at 761 Promon- tory Point West, bt>tvo·f>('fl Feb. 2 and 11:45 p.m. Fet•. 22. LIMLMOnCI S-06096 STATEMEN T 01- ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The follotr~.n« person has abandoaed the u~ or the nctittous busilless name Newport LUe Ma,utne at 2192 OvPont. Suite 102, 1r- Y1De, Calltornta 92664. TM flctltious business name referred to aboft wu nJtd Ill Couty OD January 16, 19'7$. Ja.m. A. GwcclOM, %1311 PtMtrtt LaDe, Hunt. 1IC10D Beaefl. Ca. 92146. Thia balDea wu con. dllet.d bJ .. illdlridul. Stpect James A.. C.CdcJDe. 'Mils ltlftmtDt wu rn.c1 •tb tM C..tJ C ter• of o,..... eo.ty f tb. I, 1 fll. P'lbl.1ltb: F •. U , M, .. u. 4. 11, 11r7$, 1D tM ~ Ra.tW £alp.. f ...... IIEWWT._,IaiiQI ..... lt£D IEBU.Y-,.AGE 1 Lau..IICI NOne£ OF PUBUC BEAitUIG NOTICE IS R£1t£BY GIVEN tbat tht City Co.dJ of ttae Clty o1 Newport~la •W bold a pllbUc beaJ11i1 reprct.t.nc Cetenl PlaD Ameoctmeot 'M-l ·A to tbe L&lld u.. ElelMJit aDd . Rec~aUOG IDd ()pea Space Elem.atoadd "Admlnlltn- uu. Professional ud fin- u d al Commerc::lal" 1M Re- crutlonal and Environment- al OpeD Space •• as altemal~ uses. lD addition to the "Rerreatlaoal ant1 Marine Com~Mrctal" designation. for the property at the sooth- east corner of Ba)'Side Drive and Marine Avenue. and to add the following wort1lnc to Page 1& of the Land Use Element: ''Any d€'Vt>lopmPot of the propert) at the southeast cortH!r of M.anne A'renue and Bays1dP Dnvt> should .u- sure that a view triangle, with Its apex at lhP inter- section of Marine Avenue and Ba) stdf' DrivP., IS main- tained and that adequatP pub- Ur .. ,.,.PSs to the bay Is pro- vldPd. The appearance of strut·tures shall 'b" rom- pattble with, anrl not of- fensive to, tllP surrounding •rea.' In ord~>r to .tssur~ that these ob~C'tives wut be reac l1ed, Plannrn.z Com- mission o~wroval oft~ r!E>~ .v€'lopment plans wiU l'>f' re- qutred. U n~cessan, the propert) will ~ rez.ont'd to arcompllsh the allovf'." ~OTIC£ IS HEREBY Fl'RTHER GIVt::-. tl.at the sa1d pubh< bearm v.·tll be h<~>ld 01 the Z2nd ta v of Mar ch, 19i&, at thP hour of 7:30 P.M. m tht c-ounr U Cha mbers of the C II\ Hall of the C tt\ of Ne..-pon li"acb, C <ih!ornl~t, at wht' h tlme and plac~ dll)' and all persons mterested rna) "~ar and be heard ther€'00. Dor is ~rge Acting C tt y Clerk City of Ne·.rport Bearh Publish~ Mar. 4, 197 6, ill tht> !'iewport Ha.rbor Ensagn. Keep cool wtth CANVAS AWNINGS QI1.U.I1T t.OI f'JNII.IIf er a,ura ,.,. «O o • 17ft •tWPOIT COITAMIIA ..... MATTRESSES wrw -ar•UB.Dnrc; l~gular Sha()H ~-c:.tt.. COSTA M£1A IIIATT.-EU CO. 21SO No .. on 81 .. .&. S4·1JOS , CHURCHES, CIM•II . .. OJUd& ... 1111" .. IP51TOM -P,4SJOe DaD IT .. aOaAMU, COSTA ~tlU-..... ..., -J .... ClJ -10o.J0Lm. s.-rSdiMI ..., .. , .... ,., -I:IOp.m. t:OOa.a • WIt I .., ... ....,. Ud pra,_ ...... '7:00 p.•. Aa I III • • ea.a ....... dd .. lllillllb'J FIIIT BAPTIST CHURCH .. , CLIPP Dl., MIWPOIT IIACH -'42-74d Dl. P. KINTON aiSHOI! PASTO I .... IA1' satOOL ••••• "· ._ .. alaLf ST UDY .................... ,., ... 1•• ,,._WID. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH THE CEMTER FOR BIBL ICAL STUDIES WA YH E P . 16ULLE H, PA STO~ 9:4 5 A.M. BilLE CLASSES-11:00 A.M. WORSHIP HOUR 7t00 P.16. EV A .. C.ELISTIC HOUR )01 16AC.NOLI A AT $AM T A ANA 4VE., COSTA M£U >\TIE 0 THE CHURCH OFYO R CHOJCE REGULARLY ac.e..._,... .. .no c.~• c.r Cl IIITTc.D C'IBI~ 61 I H. t ¥ A•t~ c--...... 644-74M ........... ..........,. ItA .. -' lqW....., ~"--"_.,Cote GRA CE BIBLE CHURCH Vetera.Ds' Memorial Bldg. 'i~5 W I th. (tl<;tJ Me~ REV TOM TYREE Pa~or St'!IIDAY SERVI f: IOJO A M &c ... <lO P \1 Sunda) Schclt'l. ;all agt . Q JO HOME BIBLE Cl Sl S Call 55~.{)0Q~ ., t"t chtn@ Btb~ [A'(tllnt• Wt anVItt you to worsh1p L UTHERAN CHURCH OF T HE MASTER ~ Pacific vn Dr. C OMtLI ftf Mtr. c.tif. LA V.'RENCE D. FRUHliNq Pastor Phc-nt" 644·2M4 SUNDAY SC HEDULE: 9':1S Lm •• &lodly School 10:30 a.m. -Wors!Up UI'Sff)' and Coff~ Huur CHRJST CHU.CH IYTHt SlA Newoon Seacn ,400W Balt>oaBI\d 6 i3-38C5 ~f>V Robert Sr.oart3 Jr w ....... &~taSc.._. t:lo..-... • ......, ....... Sc:-.. •·• •~s Chr1~t•on X •ence >er••c es t JR<.;l ( Hl R< H tlf OiRI!'.T. '<.II" Th1 '\ \0\ \ 1.1 I td•' t·wrc"trt lk.h h S\ "Ill\' '-< HOU1 0 .~ 10: 'Vl •· m. ~t '-1()1\\' \ol ft.\ I( I~ o (. 10:~ a. rn. ~ [0"111 'IH' I \ l. "'ll"'tt(, MFfT I"'(, tl p.m. 1U AlliN<; ROO~ 'A'c•t"l d:a'' Q a m 5 p.m. ~ C'doe.-.c:f.;~.,. · 0 a.m.-~: 4!; p.111. Tuco.-.d01 \ q ~.m 5 p.n1 .. ? Q p .m. SECO I> C'HL.R<. U OF ('HRJS1 . C'l NTIST 'k wport ft.u h .u Comna dtl Mat H 0() Pac1ftc \'tt'W Or UNOAV 00 JOa.m ~U rnAV ~tRVI(' 10 a.m WF O~F:~f'IAY 8:00P.M. Rcoadins Room. 3&00-[l J.: C".ou t 8 wy. E•u•acr oo ~•rci.-u• Mon. frl.' 1 0 .un. to S p. oocl• •htl"'looa: I ~ 3 Sat.: 10 a.rn . to 4 p.m. Vou an· corde:al1 ln•ucd lO aur nd Onndt mcC't and co uw fluJin Roo-. Plymouth Contrep tionaf Chu rt" A F'Tf't ..wl ~ ~rl~ CJttwVtt Clttwri THE REV. JOHN A. UNOV A MdbS'« SU MDAT l l a .. ct• •• A.. a. AJIO Ill It A. fill. Btbat 'gcty: 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Chwdt 1 to u ft. 3282 BROAD STREET. NEWPORT HEIGHTI ""'-v care profldld ...... : ea:n• • ._ .... ,. ··-· ---, •••• -... .:. 4 .. ,. • • -&··idea succeeds-increases taste of new 9 mg tar MERIT without the usual · in tar. You can write tod ay for a stud y conducted hy the American Institute of Consumer Opinion for Philip Morri s showing new MERIT _deliver~ as much -or more -fl avor than five current le ad ing low tar ciga rettes Brands having up to 60% more tar than MERIT' The reason is 'Enri ched Fl avor: The res ults were conclusive . Even if the cigare tte tes ted had 60% more tar than MERIT, a significa nt majority of all smokers tes ted reported n ew 'Enri ch ed Fl avor' MERIT delivered m ore tas te . Repeat: delivered more taste. An ex traordinary taste find develo ped and perfected after years of research at o ur Richmond Research Center. And it's only in MERIT At 9 mg ., lower in tar than 98% of all cigarettes sold today. MERIT In simil ar tests aga inst 11 mg . to 15 mg. menthol. brands, 9 mg . tar MERIT MENTHOL performed strongly too , delivering as much -or more-taste than the higher tar brands tested. You've been smoking If you smoke-yo u 'II be interested. . ~ed By f>eoPeLike"Jbu 9 mg . tar MERIT was tas te- tested against five current leading low tar brands ranging from 11 mg . to 15 mg. tar. Thousands of filter smokers were involved , smokers lik e yourself, tested at home:' • -~- 9 "low tar, good taste" claims long enough. Now smoke the . ctgarette. MERIT Unprecedented flavor at 9 mg . tar. , From Philip Morris. •Amak an l M(ihUe of CurK\Irnct' Optnklfl. Sllld)' ;t"llilliMc htt tlfl rc-~IK"'' Philip Morris l r~e .. Rk hm.>nd. V1. 2JlfiL c P!lilip ~ .......... 197• ~~ 9 mg:'tl<: · 0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Method. OJ ::t.lnr: Warning , The Surgeon General Has Deter mmed That!1garene Smokmg fs Dangerous to Your Hea~h • ••