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TERRI _.ILLER
Pkcud-c:arry~Dc teacb-
ers de1110Dttn.ted lD froat
of tbe COitl Mea City eo.-
cU clambers r.eay atpt
belon tbe meet1Qc ol tbe
Newport Mesa UDJfled sc.bool
cllltrtct board to eJI)J'ea
tbetr froastratloo &boat
salary 1Dcrease oecotta-
Uoas.
Tea.cbers charged that the
board's salary De(Odators
offer of $1,000,000 salary
lDcrease, I.D nerace 4 per
cent LDcrease for tbe 1976-
77 school year, 1o reality
woald br~ a salary cut
to eo me teachers ln the sys-
Terri is going
to West Point
~resa (Terrt) Miller,
a pretty 18-yeu-old New-
port Harbor higbsectlor, wtll
belp make blstory July 7,
wbeu sbe eoroUs at West
Point.
Terri ls ooe of 90 glrls ,
aod tbe only ooe from Or-
uce Couty, mau.nc up the
tlrst ooattogeot of womeo
8.1. to hear
lady judge
lltdge Betty Lou Lamore-
1111 .W be the guHt speaker
at tbe Balboa Island I m-
ProYemeat AuoclaUoa meeUac at 7:SO p.m. June
1, aecord!QC to Fruk Ful-
toll, u.oetatJon president.
Tbe ta.ptc wm be ''Tbe
jldielal .,..,., --Ita ap.
pUeata liD local probleru.''
TIM ...a.c. ap.-to tb~
pllbUe, will be beJ4 at 115
Apte An.
Jqe Lamorean, a rest-
deot of Newport Beach, ser-
•es oo tbe beoch of the
Hutor Ynlclpal Court and
is tbe CJGJy woman Ju~e lD
Oraoce Couaty. Sbe ls also
a member ol tbe faculty at
Intoe University Scbool of
Law and Pepperdloe UnJ-
•ersity Oruge County Col-
lere of Trial Ad'Yocacy.
Prior to ber ~IDtment,
she bad 18 years of private
law practice. Her courtroom
ezperteoce 111mbers oYer 75
Jury trt.als lD both municipal
a.od sapertor courts.
Skateboard
sites studied
Sll des tn a possible
sbteboard park to N"PQrt
Beacb ue beq lbtdled by
tbe city parks, teaches and
recreat:toa dept.
U tbey follow thr<Mllh oo
u ea.rller promise to skate-
boarders, ctty offtcla.b are
e:speeted to choose one of
tbtlttes for a 1.5-acrepark
dedteated to the $POrt.
Sites offered by lrvloe for
leue to the clty are at:
• HARBOR VIEW HOMES
aree 1D a canyon between
Baywood apartments and
Bu11or Vlew Homes.
• BEHIND ROGERS GAR-
DENS DCU"81tJatSaoJoaquin
HWs Rei. ud MacArthur.
• ABANDONED RESER-
VOIR 1MU Spnlaa HlUs
ReS., ud IUioadtllc acre-ace.
• K~UERITE AVE.,
e•er to euler the mllitary
academy. NotUlcatloo that
sbe bas been accepted came
late last week.
'•I'm tbr11led -lt's a fan-
tastic oppOrtunity to get a
great education,'' says the
5-5, green-eyed brownette,
•• and yes, I guess 1 will be
helplDg make blstory, too."
Terri, academically in tht'
top 10 per cent of her class
at Harbor blgh. is also an
all-around athlete. She has
played tennis, basketball,
and badminton at scboOl.
Earlier this year, she sailed
throqgh a series of tough
physlclal agility tests,
passed the medtcal exam
okay, and apparently im-
pressed tbe Army wltb her
scholastic uerages.
'•f oever dreamed of any-
thing like this," sbe admits,
'·untll my uncle, Don
Fitchett, who is a.o Army
colonel aDd was teachl.De at
W .t Pol.olt u tbe Ume, ea1ltd
last NOYemt-er IDd said,
'Terrt. they're COiDc to let
girls 111to Wea Point; Why
doll"t yoa ~,.,.
· •It was a.o opportunity I
just ooaldD't pass up."
Her pareots, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Muter of 1633 Com-
wall, WestcUff, were wttb
her all the way, but it took
some convtnclng to bring
school friends around to the
idea.
''They told me I was
cruy," lattgbs Terri, ''but,
ftoally, they rea.llzed that
this ls the klDd of thing I
could ·be expected to do -
something uousual and may-
be a Uttle strange."
Her 15-year-old brother,
Tom. sWI iso't ready to
accept big sister as an Army
officer. WbUe otber guys
are saytng "my sister ls
golng to UCLA,•· or '•sis
is gol.ng to USC," Tom finds
It a bit too much to have
to say •• my sister is golng
to West Po1nt."
Terri's dad, a retired Los
Angeles ftreman, was an
Army man during the Korean
war. He now sells real es-
tate and runs a paint store
In Costa Mesa. He ''eouldD't
be happier" aboQt Terri's
decisioo and her acceptaDce.
After she decided to apply
for the mJHtary academy,
be helped ber cootact the
proper people, aod sbe was
tlnally DOmtoated by U. S. s .. tor JobD Tuaney.
Terri aDd beT parcts
leave bere July l for Wtlt
Polut. wbere sbe wW eoroU
Jaly 7.
After 4 years of West
Pobt, Terrl Y1l1 be obU-
gated to te"e 5 years oo
acti•t clltJ u u Army of-
ncer.
c
OREP y
tern. Teacbers witb B.A. ud
M.A. decrees pills 15 to 60
uJt• IDd ...,.,.,rt.ate cre-
deattal co.ld be tattac a
lower salary. SeYen woud
be cwt $17! IDd 10 Cllt $190,
accoJ'd1Dc to tbe a.lary pro-
posal from boerd IMIC'Otia-tors.
A 10 per cent across-
the-board 1Dcrea.se 1n the
preseDt aJary scbedlllle bas
beeo proposed by the Certi-
ficated Employee COUDcll.
Tbey al110 wanted 2.5%, SCI
aDd 7.5% above the maxi-
mums for bachelor or
master degree holders with
a,pproprt.ate units wttb from
15 to 25 years of service.
The CEC oounter -proposa.J
reduces tbelr ortginal pro-
posal by over 2~ In cost
differences, they claimed.
It would brlng a.o 18.4% sav-
logs in returning to present
12-step schedule and 2.5%
ln cost of Uvtng.
Nooe of these proposals
came before the school board
publicly Tuesda/ night as
Dooald E. Smallwood, presi-
dent, cut ott Sue Allenbaugh,
a teacher at Llncoln middle
sc hool, as she attempted to
plead the CEC cue before
the board.
Mr. Smallwood ruled her
out of order. Salarynecolta-
tlons were a meet and confer
matter with the board of
negotators and not allowed
by state law to be negoti-
ated t-y board members.
'•It Is cliSIA)Ol~ we
can DOt express oar Ol)inloo
to oar elected board, • · the
teacher satd. '• How do we
go about to tallc to you dJ-
rectly'?"
''CEC ls meet and confer .
Members of tbe CEC should
deal thf'OUi'b the CEC," Mr.
Smallwood said. ''I'm DOt
IOIDJ to 1DPce lD I ~
bate.•·
The board meeU~c crowd
of teachers ~trllowed the
CoaclJ cbambers wUb peo-
ple slttiD( or staodJ.Dc 1D
the aisles, tbe eotrytray and
outs ide. Girl Scout Cadet
Troop 1915 from Outs mid-
dle school, led by Nancy
Mays, got an ear -t\.111 of
democracy ln actloo as tbey
opened tbe meeting with a nag ceremony.
Wltb the teachers cut off
from dealing dlrectly wtth
the board of trustees, they
remained in the audltorium
as a leactby prtoseotatloo
was made of lmpro•emeots
needed for the agricultural
program at Costa Mesa bigt-
school Jerry Shapiro,
president of the school Fu-
ture Farmers of America,
told of draJDage problems
and the condition of buUd-
ings at the farm.
Taxpayers were lnfor a
shock later ln the evening
wben board member Marian c. Bergesoo proposed a 2-
cent cut lo the clvlc center
tn rate, from 10 cents clown
to 8 ceots. The motloo ear -
ried a.tter eloqueat pleading
by Roderick H. MacMUllan
tbat the full amount was
needed to repair damage to
schOOls through Increased
community use.
About $88,000 In cl•lc cen-
ter fUDds are ltlU aftl.lable
for the out fiscal year and
wltb u.·;a~ · J 1 "l1aatioD ris-
Ing, tt was ftcared tbe loWer
rate woald brflle lD about
tbe s~me 1m01mt of mooey
oest year u tbU ylllf. Es-
tao<'la b1Jb acbool lllC-
ceeclei1 ill oNIJt'DC eome
cl•le eeattr IIIDd5 at the
m eetmc, IDclactiDJ wt..d-
breaker• tor t-'-oo.rtc.
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TEACRERS SEEM to be cetttng squeezed along with class
slu in tbis placard carried by a teacher of Newport
Mesa unWed scbool district Tusday nlgbt. The teachers
put on a placard-c.arTJlllc demonstration outside before
the openiJig of the board of trustees meeting in Costa
Mesa City Hall. "Class Size Goes Up, Salaries go down.
Wby'?" stated aootber placard. "Read the Cine print
of the board proposal. Board's 'Pay Ralst'' means a
pay cut," claimecs another placard. (Ensign photo.)
COM 5th Ave .
option is open
state blgbway omctals are am keepLac their QPttoo.s
opec oo Wbat clo do aboC
Caest lfwy. ~ CoTOU
del Mar -lDcJadlDg possible
ate of ttle Fiftb Ave . cor-
ridor -a top-ranked state
eoctoeer said here yester-
day.
Dick Drosendahl, senior
engineer at tbe state Dept.
of Tr&DSl)Ortatlon (C AL
TRANS) regioDal office ln
Los Aageles, made his re.
marks during a town meet-
ing forvm, spoo.sored by the
Newport Hatbor Chamber of
Commerce. About 75 local
buslDess, government and
Cbamber represeotatlves
a.tteoded tbe %-hour break-
fast meeting at tbe Marriott
Hotel 1o Newport Center.
The oaly subject was tramr .
Besides Mr. Drosendahl,
the tramc pqel included
city eogtneer Beo Nolan of
Newport Beach, Orange
County tramc planner Dick
Muncell, and the Irvl.ne
Company's Bill Soto.
Tbey talked about
• BAY BRIIX;E -Mr.
Drosendahl said the start-
ing date on a new 6 -lane
Coast Hwy. bridge over New-
port Bay will probably be
197 8, wtt.h completion about
1980. But, he and Mr. Nolan
acreed tbat the intersection
of Dover aad Coast Hwy.,
near the bridge, is tbe real
traftlc bottleoeck. ·
tht' county's Mr. Muncell.
He said bls omce wtU
recommend tllat tbe Board
c ~~~ .c:olnmi& 1M
"'cotmty to a :i -to-1 0 rear
plan to build a roacttray
through tbt' area, connect-
log San Diego Freewat·. near
Avery Partway, wUh the
COM freeway at MacArtbur
and Bonita Can)'On Rd.
• U~IVERSTTY DR. -The
road should be extended
across the Back Bay, ac-
cording to Mr . Solan, be-
cause there are i east-west
routes that are interrupted
by tht> Upper Bay, and only
2 routes -Coast Hw}. and
Bristol St. -currently mov-
Ing tramc around the bay.
Clty CouncUwoman LU-
cUle Kuehn, ln the audience,
pleaded for more city hall
J)2rtlclpatlon br PE"QPle in-
terested ln solvln( IO<'al
tralOc problems.
Sbe urged an}one in-
ter ested to be at city hall
at 2 p.m. June 14 when
the Council wUl take up the
UD.lverslty On lsSlle.
Jim Wood, chairman or
the forum, introduced the
meeting wtth an observ3tion
that might also su~ It up:
'• J ust as fast as the planners
plan," he said, · the people
protest.''
S2,D> STOLEN AT
CRO* HARDWARE
Two young men art> sus -
pected of tatiDc about $2,300
from an open safe at Crown
HardWare ln Corona del Mar
early Monday afternoon.
Accordlnc to poUce, 2
black meo to their twenties,
wearlng t-sbJrts, wer e seen
ln the store aboUt 1 p.m.
and the rnooey wu DOticed
mllslng momtuts later,
after the 2 left.
)Ill •lUI of FUtll AYe. Ill
Co.-cJellllar. a. tbe west
aide of lilarputte.
• FORD RD. Mac
A.RTIIUR ...a-It COrDer,
put of~ t. ao.. a part-
llclot.
Boats parade July 4
• COAST HWY. -Eventual
pla.Ds to widen the highway
to 6 la.Des trom the Santa
Ana River to MacAn oor
BlYd. will be dooe '·by chlp-
pi.Dt away at tbe problem l.n
lncremeut.s.•· accordlng to
Mr. Oro~. who said
the 1tate WW "take no uni-
lateral actiOa, •· withoUt the
city'• otaJ. He a.ld tbe Fltth
Me. bypus. eliml.Datloo of
hJPWaJ parkiJIC, and rt'-d.._ of~JMJCU~Dsareamong
the optiaM ttW open.
• CORONA DEL MAR
FREEWAY -FreewaY plans
are 1tlllonbecS. sald Mr.
Notu. by ''"-' Yery stroac
cbA.DCe" tblt a Jaoe 16 statt
H.,_., CommJasJoa meet-
IIIC II Sac~ wttl tail
to 11M tile sn..ol st. front-
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frwftJ. He aid tlds eould
a18o ....... di&Dc~s lor
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CCIIfUII .....
PoUce tbeorlled that tht
2 men nDde red thi"'CC&h the
stol'@, found the oftlce at
tbe back •lth aa open safe,
took moH)'bap COGtal.DlnJ
tbe weekend ~Jpts, l.Dd
escaped out the back dooT.
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lldp Ia a ... plcllild Ja lr-n.. ~erna diJ put..
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aeter dlYllloU. Eotry fee
wlD be •• ucept tor com -
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PQ'~.
'ne ComiDOCIDNI Chlb of
tbt Newport Haftor Clllam-
ber of CoiiYMI"Ct ..-.on
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MURDER IS CHARGED
IH MESA SHOOTIHG
CS..rl• M. WU&aa. •3, con.. wu a~ tn
haftor a.klcal coort
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dertrlc Sllrtr1eJ Mae Forman.
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-PRESIDENT GERALD FOJID'S ~N. Jac.t Fo~ ~
at Coroaa del lhr bf4b school 1laedy aftfrDOOD dartac
a day of casnpalg:ntnc for his fatber to trf' ~tpco~
J vne 8 presldelltl.ll primary. Jack JpOk.e in the Uttle
Tbe:ltre at CDU High. (Eosip pbclto.)
Dog-bite-dog
law is drafted
It Is not UlegaJ for qs
to blte dogs -but It should
be, the Ne"'J))rt Beach City
Council r easoned Monda\'
night. Tbe Couocll, alter
hearing the story of 2 Co-
rona del lobr Alaskan male-
mutes that have tilled othe r
dogs, directed City Attorney
Dennis O'NeU to write a
change to local animal laws,
rna~ such atta~"ks llleg"a l.
The Councll wiU take a
formal vote oo the change
at a June 14 meeting.
The quirk 1o the cit) law
was noticed afttor neighbors
of Matt Encinas, 434 Dahlb,
protested that bls malemutes
tlad killed at least 2 dofs
aod Uljured another, andth.at
city dog catchers said tht'}
were powerless to do any-
thing about it. The neighbors
rouowed up by gotng to C1ty
Hall and demanding a re-
wordJn« of the city's legal
definition of a vicious dof.
Under current la•·, a vtclous
dog is an animal that bites
humans.
'·That's a serious loop-
hole,'' admitted West ~ew
port councttman Donald Mc-
Innis.
Betb Bauer, Beth• South
and Robert KeUr, all neigh-
bors of Mr. Encinas, called
for ctty actloo., and sald they
hue 32 petitioa sl(n&Wres
(I'Ofll ~ ·~ltJOtl -k-
ing u,.m up. llocald B~rman
of Balboa. preslcient of
SCOOP, a local dog-owners
group, presented a SCOOP
resolullon agreeiog with the
COM cooUngent.
· We're an organfzaUon or
concerned pet owners,· he
told the Council, · and part
or our ~ontero ls for t~
sUet} of our pets.··
Mrs. Bauer told of an
AprU 8 lncldent when sbe
aod 2 young bouse guests
were nlk111g their dogs on
tbe sldewaJk 1n front of the
Encinas home.
' The 2 malemutes
~'harged alter the ~"hlldren 's
puppy like wild animals,
tOSSlllg it into the air and
bltlllf it.'' Shfo said tdr.
Encinas an.j a passlDg
motorist rescued the puppy,
but DOt before lt suffered
fatal ln)lrtes.
Mrs. South. who UTes
across the street from Mr.
Enclnas, said thll' malemutes
r hased her and her
dachshund Into the bouse,
· then tried to tear clown
the back 11oor'' to get to.
Mr. Encinas admitted that
his dogs had, lndt'ed, k1Ued
other dogs, but argued that
he has now double cbain-
locked his p tP so the dogs
can't get out. EarUer, ht'
told the t::nslgn that '·moSt
or t~ kids 1D the oe~r
hood have petted the dogs
-t hey'r e not danferous, ex-
ct>pt to other dogs. •·
~•era.l oelg'hbors ex-
pressed fear that chUdreo
mlrht be Ln)lred wbile try-
1nt to J)rotect their pets
from the malemutes.
II the CouocU Ci•~
formal approval oo Jcme 1.(
to a re -wor<Une of t~ cur
d~ law. It C"'Olld mean that
hrrure attacks b)' dogs upon
ot her dogs would result in
fines to the owner, plus
banishment of the offending
dogs from the city.
Costa Mesa resident
fights property grab
''They want to steal the
property, •· charges Mrs.
Ruth Swope, 82, of 1842 Park
Ave., CoSb Mesa, dt-s-
(' ribln~ cit} of Costa Mesa
t>fforts to boy heor propert~
at 5';4 ~-Centt'r St., part
of the ~"it' Sllper blOl'~ pro-
)er t.
0ffers ol $50,000 to ~60,.
000 havt' been madt> b} peo-
plt' v;iJlw to bu\ the pro-
pert\ before thE' it' ar i)UI-
sttln!? mo,·p ~artet1, sht> e"<-
plaint>d. Tht' cit) 1s offerin~;
S28,500 for tht' 7Z b} 126.
foot lot and 3bt>droom houst',
which Mrs. Swope rents for
S200 a month. She refust'd
to sign a quit-rlaim dt'er1
to the propert}', submit1(>(1
by the city, shP t'xpl aint>d.
City plans C'all for the su-
per block to t>nC'ompass tht>
areas between Plumber St.
and Center St., Ana ht>in• St.
and Park Ave. Ct'nter St .
would be clost'd mid•·a' "''lth
~ead -enrls on t'ar h side, so
Lion 's park could be expan-
d(>(! 1n the closed a rea on
earh Side. Othnuseforpro-
pert) m1ght mr lud,. a St'fllor
~'ltlzens enter. r tty plans
ShO"''·
~ firt' stat1oo should not
bt' buLlt on the PJ'OPt'rt}', be-
~au54' II IS too r lose to the
park, M·s. S-...·ope claims.
Sht' say!> she is r onstantly
rescut.n~ YOU!lf: hildren v.•ho
go ot.1 onto C Pnt~r St. in
front of ht'r hOme, coming
from the unfenced park
across the street.
\1rs . Kathryn Sr.ymanskl,
599 Plumber St., said slw'
anrl her husband, Ada .n , wt'rP
sattsflt>d .,.'ith tht> 340,000
salf' of tht'lr proJ)('rt\ to the
r lt\ at the comer of Anaht>im
St. and Plum~r St . She satd
tht'\ paid 11 ,750for tllepro.
pPrt\ In 1964 and wlU bt>
movm~ to a neow hOmt> 1.n 6
toR WHks.
Freeway speedup urged
Three ctties and tbe coaoty
are m~ a.o all~t po-
litical eftort to CODYlnct' a
J une 16 state Ktgtrwa.y Com-
mluioa session that Corona
del Mar treew~y should be
ftnlsiM!d as sooa as possible.
Newport. Costa Mesa and
Inloe omct.als are mattnc
plans this weelt to atteoct the
meet .... lD Saerameeto. 011
the IC9nda t. a declstGn Oil
wbetbeT or DOt to pro'ri&a
state fUnds for buUd!JII trooace ,..,. ... lbe
treewQ, to P1'0"10t aeeea
for SIDta Aa Rticbtl IDd
tiM I'IIJidtY..POWII& aif1111)rt
tDdutrial ~u.
Cotb .._ V~.JlaJOl'
J act Raa..ct PftiiOMllJ
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Smator Dennis Carpenter
and Assemblyman Robert
Badham, both of Nt"wport.
In a lett r to the Hlcflwa.y
Commission, Mr. Hammett
polllts out that tbe rree..,
hu a1 read)' beeo doYQgraMd
on state pr1or1t)' lists.
DOORS PR1 ED OPEN
IH HOME BU RGLARIES
Two <>atwood IIIU'tiiMID
relideltl fto b'pt to lock
tM dtldloltl oa U..lr doors
wen ncthu o1 _,._
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Cart pllkinl
challenged
Fruk Fdaa. ~
of t1te Bdlal 1a1aod lJD-
proYe~ ~(BilA).aJd
t.bis Wed .. wtD 10 to oout
J aly !'711D c:t!JIIJ.ell(e U,. dty' I
pol Ic-y ~ PIO'idiiiC JIPtCI&l
is laJid parldllc spaces tor
electric colt c:arta.
''1 cot a tsclllet for part-
ing my wtf•'s car bt OM ~
those -., aad I'm roAII
to court to tell tbe <aa·
stitutiooaUtJ ~ tbe ..,.....
law,•· Mr. Flllloa. wt11o 11
a.o attoi"DeJ, told tbe hap..
Tbe BI1A faDed Z wee1111
ago 1D aD ........ tD r«
the Newport S.Ch City
Coaocil to do away witb 4
specially-~ parklllc
speoes tor calf carts U8ll
by lllaad BealtDn. Two ~
t~ &IJaOel are 011 w.n..
.... •e. ..s 2 are &road a.
comer oa Part Aft.
Tbe 8DA talrM tbe ol.-
ficl.al podtioe tMt tbe space.
are diler1mlllllory aDd J'OS-
slbly i.IJep1. City Atlot'De'J
Oetlllls O'Neil ft.rst ~
the tpeelal parklDc prtn-
lege, bat later ad'ruled tile
city Coactl tbat ft 1s lepl.
The ctty•s tramc adYlaory
committee abo Cijpoeed U.
idea, wileD lt first came 1IP
last July. The tpaces were
c rea~ed lut AQrut ooa trial
buts. aDd tbe Coaoc U de-
cided 2 weeks aco to lean
them tbere.
Realtors ... tbe cart& to
ShoY propett) to pc'OI!I)eeUYe
clieuts. ReaiiDr CIP Black-
bUrn cW-.d CMt tale cuts
al80 .ne telliWJ com-
~....._
Footllidge to
get faceliff
GoldeaJ'Od toocbrldce •
Corona del Mar Ll COl.nc to
get a S36,000 rdut>isb111(
and LaceliftlDc. Newport C lty
C oancU YOted unanimously
Monday DJcbt to spend
roughly tbat amouDt to re-
pair the bridle columAs and
repla~ tM concrete deet.
The brtd(e, wblch crosses
Ba ystde Dr. tor pede.st:rtu
tramc ooly, was called ··a
unique archltectural and his-
torical feature of our city''
br CouncUwoman Lucille
Kuehn or lrvl.oe Terrace.
Mayor Boward Rorer•
pl.ned tbe I'Kt of the Coun-
cil 1D bn~shtog utde a less-
~xtensi•e .S25,000 reoonUoc
suggested by tbe city's pro-
f t' sslona.l sta.tr.
• I don't want to see lh1l
hridtt short-cb&Qgeci,'' be
rtoma rked. '•J'm '"ery coo-
cerned that this WOClld bt
taking tbe easy way out.''
Mrs. Kuehn first asked
that tile matter be delayed,
to give her moTe Ume to
u k coD.ItttueDts whlcb ot
9 3lternative ~pro
JfC'tS they b:YOI'fd. Blat, Welt
· t>wport CouncUmaD Oooa1d
M r Innis argued Ullt '• tber.
1s surticleat -.pport oo tbt
CoaocU to go a.bMd 1l1dl
alternate t. .. T'Mt altnuate
ca Us tOT e-u. r..,.U of
the colamos aDd tbe po~r.
lag of a DeW coecrete dtek.
ott .. r a.Jleraad..s ......-
trom simple catte ,.......
aod mon ooac:,._ ~
over tbe pra•• --.
($25,000), lo tanrc ....
tbt brtdlt Ud ,........ ....
(Sll5,000).
ZIENER RE I RNG
AS CC MANAGER
t.::.· ........... ..
c ... .,. ... ~ -• _., __ ..
--· £, .. .,.,., M t'O E. a.u.P.A ...... o.. •• FE 7
PEGKAAPA ,: .••••.• ,., ' 1M10o
StM 4 1FI .. &d'B
lo -Are ••• <loa,_, -...sl; I-t W ,..,..,_.,..a..-..... ·--
<!1.1., ~ ...
A.RVO E. HAAP4, owner •d s-bli5Mf of the &si ..
~ooooaoo•••••
• ATTENTION: NADER AND FONDA
During consumer a wareness wee!<, the
students at Orange Coast College were
subjected to tbe favorite ploy ofleft-wing
activists --an attack on our capitalist
syste,m of economy.
Two of the most strident assailants
or capitalism were amo~tbe speakers
,_ Ralph Nader, the Raider, and Jane
Fonda, the actress --both sell-styled
consumer advocates. Both of them also
have been quoted in the past as being
advocates oi socialism, and that, indeed.
must be thei r ultimate goal, since au
the ir proposed "reforms" c all for action
by government, tbus adding more and
more power to the federal government.
The inevsta ble result would be total
2:overnment, a socialist or fascist or
communist di ctatorship, if these "con-. s umer advocates" achieve all their
goals.
Capitalism certainly is the favorite
whipping boy of these ,would-be re-
formers, and, for a certainty, it is easy
to arouse e nmity against big money.
But I notice that these s ell-righteous
c ritic s stay right he re, in this evil
capitalistic coWl try. rather than D:!Oving
un to the ''Utopia" of communist Russia.
o r commwtist China, or communist Cuba,
o r socialist England, or s ocialist Sweden.
And ther em can be found the answer
to their urade
Throughout the world and throughout
hsstorv, ther e has been starvation and
pri·:ation, abject poverty, epidemics of
dtsease , inadequate housing, dearth of
the luxuries of life. Then in one spot
on th1 s glo be, in a new land, there
develqped an economic system based
on lrt:>f"dom an·j c apitalism --right
here in JUr United State s of Americ a
a nd the result bas been an un-
precedented nse in pr oduc tion and wealth
and welJ,besng and the highest standard
of livin~; of any nation in all history.
All this has been the result of free
enterprise coupl e d with capitalism,
which is not an evil m onster after all,
but me rely the capability of accumulat-
sn~; capital f r om the s aVings of thrifty
Citizens SlJ that new t ools or production
can be c r e ated. From these improved
too ls of p r oduction comes the flood of
lo w priced ~oods , r aising the standard
of living nf even our lowly "peasants"
above t hat o r t he pr ivileged classes in
the communist and socialist countries.
No nation c an defeat the grim problem
o f poverty and starvation without tbe
capitalist system of economy, Tbe
agitato r who calls fo r the destructton
of c apitalism to help the "downtrodden"
is an ignoramus, an idiot, or a con-
spirator.
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Q .. -.....a ;s 'T •..;
JS sO ............. ____ ...... h..... lr.,. -·a ....... a.. .......... t')C..• -----...._ __ __
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w • -IlL._ -.. ,. • OCCa l .._ a. L :~::! .... a:a'ftltMI£14 ...., ................. -., 1w
llr." e .t tr r a ttw .. tm.n .. ....:;:;ec.ea ., .. -..... -na J -..: • ..... ,..... .., .. t ....... ..co.ea ...
.... Sir, .. lin.....,. ,. ............. ...., ..... , ••• • Ill: 11:10 •••«a 911 .. Mr.-'tln.. z ..... dlllltll ._ ....._ .... ._,.._..,.,.._t.lata:e
.....,. .&a.. 1&. _,lin.. year _. dl Mft a.-.... ....,. Blud : 1 rWlll
...., a.r._ llr. ud Mrs.. bcllr Ill' d, t. & • •-~ ne .,.._. ... , r
Toll.-. Mr._ ...... .-----, lloal--··-s ._.. artca:er, 11r • .., &.tcow• __ ....._ ..._ w a. u. a. .....
11n. w. 1ldall. ~-..s ne .... baud -IIIIINn tan.,_."' "kaJII'I-IIn. _......,Dr.oad ...-a_....._,_ mar;. ss.wtDbollll-..._ v-eanoa.. 111ft. •-oad ,_ -ct .bJ ....,. """' _.... .&.. c.• ra. Willis CJe-Jllewport Beida. "*-a.-~ acaa .. to Wo-.._.,Mr.~ MD.. !luTy *"-. ..s Bnn. Bitfi •m••• W. PruttWt
no-. ...... D"E'-.. c.-...., ·---Dr.-..... -..... --
:; ~orl ~ = N.B. ACTIOII Ketle<.lln.V-~
lin.. 1Ak •-·rc. llr.
ud llln;. WIDJam~,
llr.-lln.Bnod IIWer,
Mr .......... E4 lllln., Dr.
... lin. ---IOIDef'Yo M:r, ad ~ Wll-
llam .._ llr ..........
Potni:l<lllcol. llr. aadlln.
Bnce J'l t••., Ttlomu
0 ""-. llr. oad lin. Jc8
B. .ParRr • Ptlil Pi'esleJ,
llr .......... Aiel -.
Jil .. port a..ea.·ca,c-.. Ute ec-:JJ. dlrt••ra:.s •
cO o<tod -J aiiM oo t-.tottoe_......,..
tiM! loDowtlc ......_ dizr'llc Comml.._, ulriiii:IDr, re-
a repJar eeml~&iAIItiiJ l.tralats 011 "oMtiC dtMltJ
meetmc: aear Con:.e del Mar, _,
• GOr...DE:NHOD taot-. fo r uaruces ttsllt a r'Oid
br1d&o 1o eo .... dol Mar aotwon: ...,..,.... wt11
wu 90ted a »&.ooo re-budle tnflle ceraented by ·-· ·-· • VICIOUS DOG latr • PROPERTY acbaap
Birch Lo1 " I
EPA Take It Away!
., .... , .. tid' c-. All Ad. K•OJccM'a N ..... Dhili. r•• ..... 111 dll .. """ -A .... ,..,. ..,, •\1··• ... 1Mzlt •....,. ,...,.. .. -'"--8teta ~ ellowecf it.lf to , .. ......._ '1"\c ,_.., ..,r~ed by tM
...... .., Ia 1M ..,_ ·-o1r poilu. Stata "' N..ac1o, lad.-a -~ n. ....tt.: A co.,..._, cuto.obUa IIDOh ~ • MW .ad plt.ot, • t\chiWI pa. -;,~-i tp t !tbo .... -for ArieoMN.. coaCtol pi'OINa, ad t wiiUI:i .. I to 111 I sed
HeM ........ ~ ...... .,_ ead the opention .............. t ... t.a.r OODditiaaa.
:~==~·=-die,.,.._ a.n. • .,.J up. ,_ caM. to K....cott: P8miUiaa. ~ Mw a 11d t.t.~r prQpam EPA hM the rmat ..., on NCh ......_
art' ~!boat to ~ k.. Hf····· ...... ho••··· lad the~-rejected ... ,.... lfe..UC.._tal PJoot.ec1.ioa A..-:y olficiela ...,.. thouch it.._ almalt totally i..-.aw. .-1
Uve .C111.-I in, aad. £PA a..pon..1 Adm.ini:-.,.., tbouch air quality ........... ...,. .a..dY
-Poul DoFolco boo --'"ctio>up-boioo -· -EPA finally ...-lo4 ito. owo t:iw ........, to cadrol automobile ttnel, •• il plan, all at the k~t plu ... iadUIIed, the----CDIIII'OI Pft11N1D iakiUecL pl .. a tDOft ..... t eulfuN'ftDOYel ........
Moa ArUoun. r-1 ~ they know more mat ia the futun (for which there it DO
ebout whlit il t.t for them than uy federal availabae teclutolou) and, acc:ordiiiiC to Mr .
bw'.llCnlt, 10 a r..1 b.ttle is ahapiac up. Milliken, "an open door to impoae edd'l6 •I
Repcca 1tet.in Lury Bahill (D.·Tuc:.oe) n:-emiaeion control." at any time.
pl'ltHila widely-held tentiment whn he Nid: Unte. EPA b.cb olf, wt.ich ia hichly un-
''EPA ~ .bould be tarred aDd feathered likely, Kennecott plan. to c:lote •itt ~
and livee a one--.y bull ticket to the AriZOila Minea Division. t..yolft bepn on Fefiwlry I
border . ., and the •mel• will continue to operate only u
w .. n..Bet· a 1
'lbe EPA il wone than a pain in the neck,
however. er..ted by Pr.ident Nis.on'• EJ:ecu-
ti .. 0n1e. "'Docembe< 2. uno (not by Con-
cr-!), the -.ency aeeb not only to L"'OIt1'01 the
activitjes ol the American people. but alao to
contrOl indu.try. All in the n11me of clean air
and water, you undentand.
The atinr ol the EPA hu been felt virtu•lly
everywhere, but puticula.rly in the mininc in -
duatry. AI covernment "'IJUiatory apncies con-
tinued to make us mOft dependent thlln ever on
foreipl enerc auppliea, America tumed once
qain to ita coal f'MOUF'Cell. But the EPA ia
tr~~mplinc all 0\'ft" 00111 mining operationa.
lona: .. the 1t0ckpiled Ol'e mneins. AccordiJic to
Kennecott, peak operation involved 1,460 em-
ployee•. 11 ,250.000 in annual tau1, end
$5,700,000 for euppliee and terVic:ea e~h year.
Kennecott'a. prHident summed up the titue-
tion by irwilting that such air pollutiOn re-
quirements are ''1fNter than ~·· end
that govffnmmt h .... removed industry'• option
to meet the standarda, mandating intt.Hd ita
()tl(ll procrams "~ardleu of coat."
EPA -Take It Away!
lETTERS
SIIIDUI be re-wrttt. 1lo II· YU IWIMed. ~ small
elide OlltlatrJac dais tbat efty~ parcels la frocat
un o6er dap, a.e eo.cu or tbe Mart:et Bubt market
clecldool, allor -...., ool!od st.lbrparc:els ..... tests hom 889en1 COI'Oill. by a lud OOft'CIUIJ at tbe Nev ... Cepp• MI.Dea
del liar resideDUalaltdop east fDd of Seubore DeU A c:lutic c:Ue history of EPA's high -handed-
Unfortunately. both industry and the Amer-
ican people are still unwillinc to ad .. it that the
lolt joba, reduced productivity, penouJ ~
ment. increuin& dependence Otl roman .Up·
pliers, and acceleration towarda total IO"ftD·
ment, • Ia the Sovirt Union, are the real aoall
of the bureauc:nts. Even though Conrr-did
not rive us the EPA, Con,re. can and ahould
ret rid of it.
• FROM ALICIA COOPER at CU Drama. Tbe ec..en Ba.lbol Blwd., and 011 the nee~ h81 been presented by Frenk R. Milliken.
EdiiDr of tbe Eulca. ordered tile eJty attoney to -tllwelt eoner of Newport prMident ol the (iant Kennecott Copper Cor-
DarSlr: brtac bl.d: the n -wrUt• Bl'f'd, ud sotb, alliDCeat:ral por11tion. 1'o meet the requirements of the
Tile J~ "76 Com-ordlau.c:etJraJaelCbear-Newport, -------------------------------;;..:u!::=. ::;.IT:y aT:::SC.,."::r E(Toro-lrvine swap ::;.-.;;-:.:..= :.::~ee:..u:.: is approved by us
of tM RepmUc:u. PartJ." dJYt.lm pennlts, ambalaace • •
It 1.s a broeddde utaet drfftr permits. t.±e11 U-The flilbare ot the El Toro approacb Plttera. 110 acres
qUllSt all of J~·· op-ceue ...Ucattc.•. etc., to MarUe atr statiGa 1II'U eut of tbe a111leld aDd Dear
pment• 1 waUd 1111e to pro-reflect added city c:a.ts or Ylrtually aua.red tbla weet_ tbe lt:at:kll's amma:alttao
t st -calarl tbe ooa pnwldllg lllth •men. with the NNJI'Memeat tb&t damp, ud Z05 ac:iu at tbe
e J • • CORONA DEL MAR the lrYhle Co. aDd the federal aorth eclp of the fteld, seue 1t says a1::1c.t me. 1 am tor eqaa1 rlgbt6 tor freeway co•.u.:. wW be govemmeot ban oftlctally Coecr-mu Htu:bl•
womea... Spectac JectcJatlorl pleaded at a JIM 16 Slate appro•ed a $10 mUUoa. laad a1d tbet premm.t Yill
ts ta.e mo.t __."loPs YQ Hfctnri.J Commtsao. meet-trade. Ctt $1Jt.OOO peT )'Mf tor
to correct nlstiiC Joecpall-tac 1D s.cr.m..to, Ulf tbe .n e trade. otayed by the lerulac tw.c:t 10me of tbe .
ties. ne r.c,.1 Ricbts eo.ct1 \'Oted to .-c:tty Boase Ar med Semce5 •b, farmlud an.d El Toro to
AmtmdmG bubeoomeeoa-npreaaattvea to ald ol.-commUtee em mWta.r)' lD· tbe 1ntDe Co.
trorental ad is bl.mperlllc n clals of eo.ta Mea aad stallations ad fl.clUU.._
tile puace of·Deeded tecta-· ltTIDe iD arptDc lor flmda giYes the pem.meot 7!9
Iatka. ~ of ERA wm to complete tbe ,......,.,. acres of lniDie laDd llllder
hilld. Ia tbe credlal. o1 a • BEACHFRONT lata lit approech aDd tateon' pat.
•lole ..., ~ ud Baa..YWe ob}td1Dr~ te ru around El Toro. The
ll.rftlet Impede pror:rea: to-state ,.,:bue, 11C11U11c S lntoe Co. WUI get a 215-
ward ~ r1cfU. FortbeH more lots to u earUer acre former Nllce mLHUe
f'flUIDM. 1., 1G1pr IIIIPOI't a,reemG. site IDGardeoGrote, 7 ac:r•
ERA. • OOWHCOAST denlop. oa tbe ed(e of the Santa At».
1 Deft.r aid all feciera1 m-.t oflrTIDe luda bttweiD llartne helicopter statloD
aJartes Dalld be Mt bJ · Coroaa del Mar .S LapDa ft01J bet.ac leued to farmers,
direct f'Gte, or u.t we doa, Beecb was ....._ned. aad aad 17 acre5 Dear San Fran.
Mild -.all:aL 1 belleft plbUe cbco.
·---oot be LIGM. MOTICI ' Cooc,....moo Aadrew ""*'".., Ud u.t -a a-Rlubaw, a menDer ot tbe ceaes aDCS IMemaJ eornrp.. NOTICE HolM •bcommlttee, Ia u---be...-. OF PUBLIC HEARING ..-.:IJsc lhe _.t. oold
1 aJd tbe Ocapttonal MOTICE IS HEREBY Gtv-It would be ''a tor.ruaaer
Sdety ud BaJtll Act mut EN tblt tbe CltJ CalmeD of a DeW penuneDt pOUCJ
be 14mlnl•ertd rea...,lJ of tbe Clty of Newport Beacb of dlspo8tDc ol. property ex-~ c:riiiPliDc lndrutry ww boJd a •tic ._rtnc -eeu to mWtary needs 1o
DOt tbat we doa't Df«1: At.j rep..rdlec tbe 148wp)rt Cea-rltanl for otber property
uti healttl protectlaD lor , ter Brueb l.&ftrJ. .....a.J ror military par.
•orten: 1D buardoas oc;, NO'I1CE IS HEREBY FUR~ 1)08M."
ewpetlm•. THER GIVEN tbet tbe said Tbe ftdenl pera.meot
t &trollCIJ OAJOR asJac pubUc: hearlae Yilt be held wW acqalreUtletoC16acra
Social Secartty trut faS5 0111 tbe lttb day of June, aDder the El To~. nnwar
for anJUUidCIIIIIf:tftetn.st 19'16, at tbe ballr of 7:30
ftmdl, D ''ttle fti'IGu bod-p.m. 1o tbe C~ Cbam.
cets by boiT01Jiltc from So-ben of the CttJ RaiJ or
cial Secarity" as ltated lD the Ctty of Newport Beach.
Jeffrey's peper. Tl"'lt!!faaJJJ, CatUonlil. at 1f'blcb Ume
I doD, 'IDitrstaad W'ba:t tblt aod place any end all per-
qaote meua. 80111 IDterested mar ~
A ameu sbMt lsa struce utt be beard tbe!W)Il.
eDmple of "leedenblp Ud Doris G«»rge
mon.lJty." fttdl Is Ybal City Clerk J-., prvmt.s to tile City "'N..,..rt -ch
fllte:n. Jellrey is boldine • Publbb: .. ..,. 1:1, 1976, lD
tu-IIJIPOrted Job wblle be the Newport Ha.rtiOr Eulp.
c:arnp&~ps ID tb1s manaer.
I bellen the tOters would
be JutU!ed Ill -·Uoem.
Mlns U tMy are rcttblc
tbe1r mc:.r•s wortiL
Yo.rs YUJ tft.lJ.
Alicia H. Coaper
-Cooc·~ Dlmlct C-clota
SEMI-FINALISTS
ARE
LKALM011CI
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I
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N w m mber lunch
··~-. ,.. .... a. Al.rJM'tlr .............. • 87 /AN FY II I! Rl. r ltriO.-a ... .
111ft. ~ llllleJ Ia Brtdlal ...,.,.,._ alwap ....., alllJn. tMre • ......_. word ••• followt.oc receot
c:llal,_ ol .._ ....t _. are mort eo.,.. tM ...... an ..UJ llueheDa Wb Clare Boothe Loce, Mlldred
•••hn ol ._ ....._ aotMf't ~. n.t.,..... .-.....,.. c1ron ber llo~q t.Dd was (1vtn a perSODJI
ST .& .._~ nm111.._ 1ft lin, ..., • • • llr t11e11 M1ftJ. 1Wr ,.._,. 18 ton ot Mrt. 8ootb'1 bea.utU'U.I bomt there. IU, t;, a..e.. ~-...... tM Jll'll ... ...,.....,.._ ot ..._ 1M tM 01 •••· MIMred extenc1ed an lnvltatton GENERAL Dale ....._ 0. I. z._.... ..ea11Se ....... ,.. ..,.,.._ me....._ ol Ulelr to Nlt •.-..ort Beach (and the Fasbloo-
Dntd ·0. ,..,_.., 1tiD Oft ....,.., 1M brtdal bowen. AM bat's abJ•••t>. AD,.,a1. Thai's thewaythlllgs evolfe
lllf'IIPOIT, HAMOR ElmGI
PUII...$M£DI£EKLY -,AG£
THURSDAY, MAY 11, ltn
CXUOIA on. tiA,. CAL
Students
due here
from Spain
Call us for RX prjces
STORE ••r.u 1M 1-tiM wt1 I WU at Mra. ,..._. ca.a-> ... tbat'l ft&t ~tes ~lo«s. ·Isn't tt? w-..er. CWitr.ta Ooftr Aont ..,_ we. • 7tJ ltfl(JOI SB I BffBt It Tille ...._ ooe•J Ulllllf lilolted tM b..eltll puty for DbM 11e11oU.,
Costa Mesa IDd Nwport
Beach Will be the Sllmmer
'•camPQs" for 35 studeDts
trom Spain, nrtrtnr July
14 for a 4-weet study pro-
gnm. Host f:amWes are
needed tor tbe Ylsttlnc stu-
ti eats, who are puttctpe.nts
(o a progn.m operated by
the Forelgo Study Leacue.
Mjadec.
•• , •dl•• -~~·· Part.Oms ••d .. ;ct. .. e • • • "SANDA«" SANDALS wU1 be 11n. WUDua KUa dMC*r ot Mra. Jaek(P .. rtda)GI'OCLDIMa ,..,.,..4 l...eter cleft... ud ....... ,... WW be ftll be IIIU"''led to Aau.r.y Gerard BruU
•
Wtt. SPON was nrst organlz.ed, Claudla
Rlncb aCOCJted responslblllty u president
and her laterests have never lagged. A few
eveDIAp put She hosted the gl"'Olp plus
tbelr rrt.ts. netcbbors and other l.oteruted
folk, with '•Wine Cellar Ust•• wines, variety
of cbeeses to please the palate, informative
brocbclres &Dd Qlltstionnatres.
.._.. Potencv Ou •• 1•'-• ..,, I Ow "'-• ...
•• ........ , ..... ," IDOdellll a.. ,..._, an oe S... 5 at On Lad) of lllcMmt Carmel
.._ ... , .. Met .. e.h.. Mt~~t•. WllUam I. BoM•e., Ca.rch.. VIUmin Formttl• with Miner .. •
,. c., ••••• ...... ., Mec..-e. -. .-.~. '••••••.. A. E. Kell,J, W'tav F. Da-Bel• certaJaly drew aome lcwelyweat:ber,
Jew.t17, , .. ,., .... ,,.. ~ AlYia £. Retamer. for tbe dly wu -.llbly bnpt ud tbe bey ••t. •-a ..... A. J. Ke.fer, a.ry 8eecb au a.....,att~e. Caests amttac from aU Yt,.,t ..... .--... &ad Oertncle ._._._ df.reetiau ta.ad loec..Ume tr1eads DOt seeD
P1rtle-O.vts
• ••• S7 .1t -· -·· ••4el.. ·-...-lo M D...._ • ...._ ___ ID r a..tane • . • ra • ._rt Byars. Mrs.
..tUTY·LOI' PRICE Wo..,.. .wrwwu Rlellatd Cmcber, Mrs. Geofle Pfleger, Mucb blppy talk in earl}· event.ng, Nor
all was related to SPOt\. Some caugt.t up
with latest ~s • • • Sharon and Bob
LYDch OG recent tour of homes on L111d2
Isle (SiaroD's 1thtte linen suit -smashlng).
BW ftckeT telltnc usoftus•ifeanddaughter,
Buban and Deon, and t~lr Interest ln
roller skatJnc. Barbara recenll) won 1st
1n the Soathern California figure sbtlng
coatest and 8th in the ~atlonal Master's
Swtmmtnc Meet. Everyone knows of But's
sa11111c prowess, but not too many of us
were anre ot Ba.rt>a.ra's athletfr abilities.
AU Yisitt.ac lbldents tave
studied Eagllsb, usually for Now ··-S4.95 metllbel"'laap may mab J IJO B. 1716 Smel a.~~e..... t........uau bJ Mtl. Gill Laftlle Ud Yrs • .JoatbaDMeyer, 2 ye2rs or more.
In add.itioo to mornt.oc
classes :tt Newpon Harbor
higb school, eacb week's
acttrlties for the students
wlll lDclude IJl excurstoo to
fiOO C~P9t/LES • J0 FREr?J VHIT • " 645-2311 ...._c~_ Mrs. PatrletRealey Mrs. Byroa Tti&Ytr, Bel•'s sllter, uststed .,_ 5 at tbe door, creet1ac tbe pests ud seetac ~~!CO!!· !S!T!A!M!!E!SA!!!!!!...:at~96=-1-~9'7~S6~~9~r-9a---I-Vt-·., tbat tfM beuttftllll,J wf11!1*1 paell:qes •ere
1 depoded Ill tbt lDtlqQe doll bunJ ('llrltb 1
frtlpd puuo1 yet).
3021 E. COAST HWY .• CORONA DEL MAR
9-9 WEEKDAYS e '1-7 SUNDAYS
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INSIDE
THE
CAMPAIGN
ly
Max linswenger
ABOUT AND
BIONIC CANDIDATES
Computen are i..,enious machines. Given ade-
quate dat.a they can create a candidate who has the
capacity to be all thing~ to at least four separate
blqcs of voters.
And, p~amrned with thia data from the County
ftelittrar of Voters' lists. more importantly, it can
write letters to people on various subjects and in
various political poWares. llddreaiQc tile various ~ 1..1~ ~ ·-• .. ............ lA ·-· ,.. _..dt!ac I'IUIVCll VJ .... ~ fi"'UP, • ..._........--~ \Ill l'fSa ~'e,
party affiUatlon, and marital status.
NeJit ntime you cet a computerized letter acl-
dresled to you as. a "Fellow Republicu", find a
friend wbo aot one from the same candidate ad-
dressed "Fellow Democrat". Compare them and
you will be surprised. Democrats will read that the
computer .candidate's opponent was bom with a
silver spoon in his mouth and Republicans will read
that the opposition is endorsed by every labor union
on the books.
The takeover two years ago of key State and local
elective offices in Orange County by machine
politicans was made possible by two thinp. One
was ample funding by special interests and the se-
cond was computeri!ed electioneering t«bnology.
A typical computer campaign for County Supel"-
. visor costs about $200,000 and goes somethin« Uke
this:
1. Birthday-grams <500 per day)
2. Telephone banks (continuing program eo
days)
3. $1,000 per plate donor grams preceded b>: gifts
of roses.
4. Computer letter 11 with questionnaire.
S. Computer letter 12 Town Hall invi~tioo.
6. Computer letter 13 Sorry we missed you at
Town Hall meeting.
7. Computer letter 14 with Scratch Pad gift to
voter.
8. Computer letters 15. 16. 11. and II use full
computer options by city or community of
residence. party affiliation; and carry endorsement
intteTt.s.
Tbere are variations and addJtional optioas but
the foretOing represents the buies of the procram.
Trouble b, once the computer candidate cets
elected tbe infernal machine can't tell him how to
vo&e... It's uually the people who underwrote the
t:2100.000 Pf'OII'Im who do that.
Penonally, l believe it ·a an invasion ol privacy
lor t.he computer firm• to invade our YOC« rolls. et-
,etlally when it comes to Jactet' qes.
Wblt .-uy .cares me IS t.blt the data from our
~narked blnotl. after beiftl teanned electronically.
W~ted onto a tlpe tmldl is fed into ... (you
p•led IU a computer. ,_nonall)' I'm runninc my
~ip wttb people.
HAVE A NICE OLD FASHlONED COUNTY
Some an1W.C at almost tbe ame tlme
were Mmes. Doft Woodward, Dort de KruJf,
Men1D Batter, Edle Necte.a, Mart Sodeo
ud rc..etb NelaoD.. Amoac those ptbered
Oil tbe ftterfruat lanai for deUclous plnk
lc .. (each tOIIPfJd wtth a t.are ripe strn-
berry) were Mmes. Daniel Dacgan. Charles
Tbomu, Paul Hattoa, DeoisO'Brten, Wlllllm
Cremlll &Dd Richard Bare. Luncbeoa oo the
a Sootblmd locatloo.
Ken Fish. a 1~1 tttgh
scbool Spanish teacher, wUJ
direct the language lnstruc-
Prescriptions
Filled 7 Days a Week
t1on in English. He will share •---------~ teaching duties wlth Betsy
Couvillon, a socla1 studies
teacher, woo will alsodlrect
the cultural instruction.
l&Dal followed tbe refreshment hour l.Dd was
sened at yellow llneDed round tables; lovely
tloril cbiDa and noral centerpieces com-
pleted tbe plctllre ••• the lemoo dessert,
10 JUmmy it 'ft..l ''almost Wicked.'' Mmes.
Mary Blake, Jolm Wayne, Hlll Hlrscb, Audrey
Reyootds. Ivo sturcts and Kay Voo Alden-
bract were 10011 With the hostess when all
ptbered 1n tbe party room to ~ the doll
bqiJ emptied aod the packages uuwnpped
(ca.refllly l rnlgbt say). Mrs. Richard Duggan,
Dlaaa's sister. Debby, was an able assistant
lD tbat departmeDt. Patricia told of some
IUlu.aaJ IDd IIDelpected ••trea.sllftt>Je bqlpeo-
IDcs'' that WOilld add to lbe ''memory page''
. • • o~. a scroU presented by Revenod
Leooard Boyle of the Inst:Jtute of Medlen.J
Sbldtes, ToroDto, Cuada. who wt.ll perform
the marr~~Ce rttes. The scroll ls band
printed aod OlumiDated as of ancteat times.
Tbeo we heard of Peter Abt and the
newest Idea that was so el<'lting (to me
anyway) .•• holography, a type of t hree
dtmenslooa.l phot~raphy •.• e•en on clear
glass. Jast Uke magic . . . has to do with
laser beam. Gloria Zigner was Wt>artng
one of the gold bound lockets. Link Mathew -
son was also ibtr1R"Ued, as was Dr. Spunem;
George Lymbern, whose photographs mlghl
even include some unsu~rtlng one's ear!
He bas done some wonderful plctorlaJ records
for Big Bros. of Orange County.
Anyone who would lUte to
lcnow more about the borne-
stay program may contact
Paul Jordan, program co-
OM1nator, at 4865 Lindstrom
Ave., Irvine, or call 551-
• •
• • • • •
Another e:uly evening conversatloo cen-
tered oo "honesty'' was intere.stlng, en-
lightening •.. and humorous. But one coald
DOt stand on the flower -llnM pa tlo, look
across the gr een sweep of grass lo the bay
edging QP to it wttboot thing sro:-.· And lhe
timely r emark, • lf folks coulti looj( tttrough
that water, see all that h2c1 been ·arelessly
deposited there, the) woult1 not only tie
horrified, they woutrt t.ecome ill ... sick:•·
6838.
THEFT LOSS S1,060
Cash and cJ.iarettes,
valued at $1,060.77, were
taken by an employee of the
Lener OU Co., 2360 ~ew
port Rlvd., Costa .)&esa, wbo
kept the mon-::y collected
during his shift and railed
to place lt in the safe, Co-
sta Mesa poli~"e learned
Wednesday, May 19. Pollee
are loolting for the male
employee.
DAILY
CLOSED
SUNDAY
CLAMS • OYSTERS • SHReMP • SWOROF1SH • BASS
Word Y1a the party Une ••• tbe Wllliam
Meads are again settled, for a1thlle, in
Rooolulu, for more of Bln>s 11Ddenrater
Pbotoc~Y. He ®es this h1mseU, in his
research work oo underwater sea Ufe.
MlldNIC1, of course, ls busy with her own
resarcb for the •orthwh1le new for the
FubJoDables. As t reeall, she still ''does•·
a coJamn for a Hawaiian newspaper while
From there on thoughts and ronversation
took on a serious tone for some ..• like Bev
and Sam Barnes, Carroll Beek, Angie F'i,.lter
White, Councilman Willia ms and Bets) Rlple}
wftb friends Lee and J1m Gormley, also
Harriet Pfiege. Near the entranc-e and the
pool were Jean Watt, this ) ear's president
of tbe gl'O\q); Suzy Ficker and Dottie Beek:,
Betty Moss, also EUeen and Arthur Strock.
Caught a fleeting glimpse of P~>11;gy Hakes
... and more arriving. Claudia was most
enthusiast!,. ov~>r the response.
l.UMCHEON flfiM 11.16
LEAVING a. p&tbo at Roc•r's Gardens are newlyweds
~ ud Roarke Gourley followlng their •edding cere-
mc.y Suaday, May n.
,Donna Scruggs wed
to R.oark·e Gourley
Rocer's Cudeu lll Rar-Is eurreoUy . the manager
bor 'Vtew RlllJ ftl tbe lite of Judy's Century City store.
of tbe' marrta(e of DoaDa Tbe bridesmaids included
Lee Seracp of Cofbaa and MaureJe Lehm~ Vicki Ll-
1 Roafq Goarley of Newpon goun. Cbrts Flores and Ann
Bacb aa s.dly, May 23. Cisteml.Do. Llsa Sandonl,
Tbe brtde 18 a cnctate the bride's cousin. was maid
of Soatll HJll8 bleb selilool of hooor, and Rachel
lD Con. ud wtU l'f'llCII&te Coarley, the groom's sister,
'rom Jolla Robert Powtn · was flower girl. RYIJI Gour -
kbool ot MoOel"'l Ia Jtiy. ley, tbe groom's brother,
Tbe croom Cftd~U..S b'Om Ml'Ted as best man and the
LowtU btP ICbool lD La tabers IDcJoded TedScrucgs
, Habra llld att-'ed Oruce aDd Dbiel Scnaggs, brothers
Court Colltp. wbe1't beftl of tbe bride. Tooy Plna and
Ylet-9l'tllldlll ot U.IDdlat I>nld RJchard.soo. Michael
boCIJ. lie a1lo IU8ded tbt AYU'J 1rU l'lllcbearer.JuUe
I UDtytnttJ ot Colondo ud JacoN atteoded the cuest
-li'ii:iW.-:iiMii;;;l-· boot. Tlal rectCJUoa was held LIIM. lllltiCa at tbe Balboa PaTilloo.
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Tbt oftlctn ue: Pl'tll·
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•sKt 1st nce--onsldeat.
Mrs. Geof'le Hall; IDd ¥1.ee-
prestdeat. Mrs. L.. W.
Tl:ll.er; Srd rlee'i)resldeat.,
Mrs. Wayne Holman; re-
eordlDC secretary. Mrs.
Stan,ley Le Llene: ftlpcl.ll
secretary, Mrs. lla)pb s.
Cunntncbam, aDd treu~~rer,
Mrs. RiehU'd T. Morris.
The bigbest award of tbe
Tuesday Club, t be laurel
award.. was pres«~:ted t.o
Mrs. P. D. (C loyse) EDdsle}'
or Corona del Mar.
Key awa.rds were gtven to
. Mrs. Isabella Co• of Nu-
port Beach aDd Mrs. Rl.y-
mond Miller or Corona del
Mar.
:-o !!=.!.!:!:.:::::::J JOHN SAVAGE NAMED
-AT KEY CLUB MEET
John Savage, 1938 Port
Edward Ptace, Hitrbor View
Homes, bas beef! named
chairman of tbe publtctty
com mittee Cor the 3Src1 an-
nual Key Club 1Dtemattooal
conventioo July 4-1 at the
Anaheim ConYentioo Center.
Savage, a student and
member of the Key Club of
Corona del Mar high school,
wUI direct the activity of
a committee responsible for
contacttng and informing
local media representatives
and communications outlets
a.bout t ~ program of the
conventloo.
SKIPPERS for tbe commodore's ball at the Lido Isle
clubhOuse are Commodore and Mrs. Michael O·srten,
who wUJ be on deck to greet guests, along wlth VIce-
Commodore and Mrs. Mel Gnu and Rear Commodore
and Mrs. Dave Tingler. The &DDUal Lido Isle Yacht
Club even ..UI be he ld Saturday _.enmg, June 12. Social
hour at 7:30 p.m. wm be followeli by dinner a.t 8:30
and dancing to the musJc of Tom Grob's band.
S9,700,000 ORDER FOR
FORD AERONUTRONIC
"EII'ORT HARIIOR BII(Jt
SEtlliiO 5ECT10M --P ... 4
lltUIISIIAY, W.Y 21, It~ Dembecki
COIDIA O£LIIAR. CALif.
H I h I h tops in CM oog menta eo t _., oe-td ~sea-
sta Mea 'hiP sehool'a.aa.-
Unif in neW program ::~..-..!t -:..-:-:::;::
can ol. tM llonM ud ehtld~ a-'Cbt "'' ZO. 1'ioellt Naito BNe CnNS ot Soltlllen
Calli>rala lou -Baac bo~··-..-to J)U'tkJpate Ia a.._,....
pilot p.rocnm. hJ'IIINI t:11
the pUtt _,. ts to t!ftlute
partlal be~P.faUptt.. of't8l
r efer red to u ''day treat-
ment," u an aht'ati'fe to
in~Ueat psydll&trte ba&-
pllal care. Hoq-1a ODe al I
SouthlaDd botlpltala seleeted.
to parUeq..te.
Partial bolpltall.ut•
programs are ceuecttoward
meeting t.be oeedaofpaU81ts
• ho do not Deed to be In
the hospital !4 hours a day.
Orteo, aAer a brief bos-
pttaJJr.atton Pl!rlod. patii!IIU
may no 1oe~ger requJ.re
around-the-clock treatmeot,
but continue to need more
attention than un be rea-
sonably provided by heine
seen In an omee setting.
Day treatment allows QeU-
billty to proYide ongot.og
psychiatric care wlthoot ln-
terruptloo toaperaoa'sdally
tasks of Uvlag, •hleh may
Lnclude wort. school, aod
-· r. orocnm at Hoq,s
W:t.tal llelltlll Ualt offers
tH .,.... .. ., putle-
<lorfllc !be -· !be aft........_ U4/or the nea-
lDc t.n. or U1J cormina-
tloa. of tbe abofe.
Teachers
honored
SI.JltMa Oraaip Cout:Col-
lece tutndon .. te been
.. -ld.,. occ -to rec.et'fe tbe college's
'•outlb"'"ng teacher''
award i)r 19'75-76, The win-
Der Will be l.lla'IQDCed at
OCC's Cft411t1CJD cere-
montes June 10.
For tbe 5th consecutive
year OCC bu beeD umed
by the Salgo-Noren Founda-
t1oo as ooe of tbe top 15
eollecl.ate lnltltut1cm: 1n the
na.tloo. As part of the honor,
OCC students •ere asked by
the loandatkln to select the
eollece•s oatstaocUng teacb-
er, who wtll recelna$1.500
gralt.
occ•s oomloees include:
Stanley L. Ashbaugh, Char-
les Berger, Mooa Coa.tes,
Moota tlart'ey, Jack B. Hol-
land. Edward G. Jamieson,
Is saJuWOrtu. ---.. fagta lD tbl: ICMOI'a PIG·
ductloo ot ''0UYer," pll.fed
on the polo team and .,..
ntmed nrstty swtmeapta!L
Noelle Ls a NatloDIJ Merit
seholanhtp tlDall.st. a Zoata
girl, btoeoteanlal essay ooe-
test •Inner. ud desigHd tbe
school's award wlJUdDC
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IF A BURGLAR DECIDES
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security system.
Phone
642·3490
Now! Nan<'Y G. Kryder, Cha.rles
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Force, Congressman AD-
drew Hinshaw announces.
The contnct involves modi-
fi cation of the Sldewloder
missile, guidance anrt con -
trol sections and modilica-
Uoo kits. This award repre-
sents a partial obligation tn
a $24.2 million contract. All
of the work will be performed
io Newport Beach.
Post, Carl w. A. Prout, Allen 1651 Plac .... tia Av•. ·Coste '-'•••
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·~ 103 H. BAYSIDE DR., NEWPORT lUCK For eumple, some
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the world's gems .
HYDROPONIC
SALE
the statue of Santo c~:~ I In Ponti. IslaDcl, an ar
pelago of the Azores,
beautituUy decked out
over a million <Iollar>• I
worth of gems, aoo in addJ-
tlon tothls,hasbeendeeded
fortunes ln real estate by
deeply religious lslallders.
I Save $50.00 Thru June 6 I
!IJ \t Pl /·1"1;. /·I ll ~ \1 {(J \4 -\I EiJOU TIX,Q R
10-.URCV L A I/\t, I \I f\ .'10M' ON SALE. And them there ls the
person who, somewhat
dtgnantly, asks, ''Is It true
that Russian dJamoods, in-
dependent of other world
sources, are bel.Di bought
In the United States?" It's
true. And ooe of the big
jewelry cbains makes oo
secret of It and hasn't for
years.
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stanley, and Jack Wichert.
TEACHERS GOING TO
FREEDOMS SEMINAR
Two 8th grade U.S. history
teachers nave beeo awarded
$600 sc.holarshlps bytheOr-
a.Dg County Women'sChapter or Freedoms Fooodatlon to
atteod a 3-week graduate
credit seminar oo ''preser-
vation of the prl.nclples of
freedom" at Valley Forge,
Pa.
Gerald Aust, Hewes lnter-
medial!! seliOOl. Tustin, ·~~ liiiiiii attend the rtrst session, June
14 through July 2. P. Steve
FEATUIUHG
I L L TOP lJitANDS
ar"amounl
MRS. CECIL H. SHIRAH, al left , assumed the madle
of president of Angelltos de Oro from Mrs. Pllul M.
Rogers at the 15th annual luncheon of the Big Brothers
support group Monday at the Irvine Coast Country Club.
Abo named to the executive board were Mrs. Donald
Stullng, vice-president ; Mrs. Jessie Curtls, r ecording
secretary; Mrs. Richard Bertea, correspooding secre-
tary; Mrs. Richard St0t1dard, treuurer; Mrs. Ri chard
AUeo, GoM Book chair man; Mrs. WilHam Mllier, ball
chairman; Mrs. Rogers, patroness chairman. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Seek, parlla mE:ntarlan. (Photo by Janey Berls.)
Pulch Jr., L1ncoln middle
school. Harbor VIew Hills,
wW attead the second ses,. LUGGAGE TAGS
-''""-'· ·WITH Ari.Li:NE .TlCKET DEUVERY
24 ,HOUR SERVICE -1 DAYS
Local schools to mark
n~d_-white -blue day
se mbly at 10:30 wut feature
the school band and vocal
group.
siorl. Jtrly 12-SO. Each
teacber was ehOMC for hi&
interest lD tea.ch.tng citizen-
ship re$1DlslbUlt1es, our
tree-enterprise system and
our American heritage of
freedom.
CHORALE COHCE RT
Tbe Orange Coast College
chorale wUI present the fina l
coocert ottts 19'75-76 season
at 8 p.m. Sabrrday, JuneS,
in tbe auditorium. T!)e pro-
gram l.llcludes ''Dona Nobis
13usinpss rr11d Plmsllrel T!Vll'e/
MONDAY night MINISTRY
M.n.M.
Each Monday Night at 7:30
Ply moulh Congregational Church
Tbe district-wide red,
wbite, and blue day, Frtda r,
May 28, will be saluted by
111 AU·Amertean boll lun ch
•hleh food services director
E•e CHmers has devised .
Many schools are triviting
parents to join children and
staff tD a picnic on the grass.
Newport elementary's ob-
servance wUI include "The
American dream•· In poetry
and music, by Mrs. MUdred
Eanes• 6t.lt. grade and the
school eta-us; the Boston
tea party, re-enacted by the
fourth grades; OAR awards
presented to outstanding 5th
graders; a chon! reading by
Mrs. Raft's 4th and 5th
graders; and 5tb grade
physlca..\ fitness award pre-
sentations.
Pacem" by Ralph Vaughn
Williams, Mozart's ''Ave
Verum,•· aoo ''Schlcksals-
Ued" by Johanoes Bnhms.
3262 BROAD STREET, NFWPORT HEIGHTS
A11 4 elementary schools
In the Coront del Mar zone
wtu tnnl to Lincoln midd:le
school to observe the day,
Andersell school and the Lin-
coln band and cOOlr wm
present t short program.
Tbe Marine Corps will pr e-
sent the colors· for the n ag
s.a.lute. AJ I 1,3SO students
will join ln singtng patriotic
songs. Tbey~bave a picnic
luoeh together at the con -
clusloo.
VIctoria and Woodland wiU
ba'e perlormances or South
Coast Repertory's '•Orange
trees." Woodland a..\ so plans
a bike parade and a fa m II y
slDg&Jq. Children wlll play
old·la&hlooed games at noon.
TeWinkle wtll hold 3 as.
semblles, wtth band music
ud pre.Ct.U Wa.r songs.
Everybody 011 campus wlU
obterve a moment of sUence
at 11:00. Ktnybrooke will
hue .a mustc:a.J program at
9, a dan11e e:dllbltlon at 11,
fteld eveots from 12:30 to
2, Dr. Wm. Suborn's slide -
tape preseatatloP on the bl-
eeatea1al west at 1 p.m.,
ud. fatMr.«m and mother-
diliiCtQr 80111»11 games
!rom I to I.
8M.t st. bU taYUed par ..
.., to a performance of a.
'•eomle aDd lnltructlve"
play, '•()pendoa Utterbug,"
tDllclw'ed bJ 111 ortctDll skit,
"TIMiarn_!:er'aflmUy;' and
u aftclaol oco1ocJ oong u
wen ~-..,.nl otbtr eco.
loCkal Ud patrtotlc Ollm-
btn perb'med by Bear ar..r• OWl rock croup.
r b llltrP'• blceoteonlal
pncrara 11 at 9:30 a.m.
Mt.rlrltn " boldine a bl ..
0... tel onJ HAY COQ• --"-"'""''' IMI"'IUe ...te PI'O(nm ww
.. prtiiiCIII by itlld.QrSer-
pnoa_Jio1fl ... 'luaarrl>ly
will ,_.. -.... l tdto ., .. _ ...... d ..... ,
Ull tilt DAR Amorleaa bls-
ltr1-EM!p· ....
Nursery.,.,,. providod Phone: 642-2740
S2.S MILLION VALUE
More than $2.5 mUUOil
wortb of products tor tlH!:
home wW be oo cllspl.a.J July
2-11 at tbe Soatbl.a.Dd Home
and Gardea Show lD the Aria-
helm Conveotlon Ceoter.
The hOme sbow, oow 1D
its 22nd year, Is oaeoftbe
three largest shows of Its
kind in tbe United states,
accordlDC to Georce Co~
Jourts, loaacler..procllcer:.
~airstyltng
1--v jusL for
~ chtldran
!=OR APPT.
64.4-0636
-~ARBOR YllW CE.NUR -
on Sa"' Joaquin ll•lls ~oad
ju!St s-lh ~ M.oc Arl .. ur Blvd.
A key member of the Bank of Newport team,
Gene Montgomery has been a banker for over
35 yeare the last 18 of which have been In the Harbor
area. A reel banking profeaslonal, Gene has built
a republtlon for helping peojJie with their
banking needl. Gene's office Ia now located in
the COrONI del Mar ollice of the Bank of Newport
. . . he'd like you to4top in ond oee him. He's the
kind of banker that mak .. our bank different from
ordinary banks.
MAIN OFFICE: D<Mtr ot Shcteentn
• 645-5333
CORONA DEL MI<R OFFICE:
COo8l Highway near
Matlor1hur • 645-3330
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EVERY SAlUitDAY MIQtT
VIEWING 7 30-4.30 PM AUCTION. 8:30-10:00 PM
lOUT" COAIT PLAZA NOTIL-.f'AC11'1C SUITE
~V BACKOUA~NTEEONALLMEACHAN~ESOLO
AU. STONES G I A. ~ISED AND OERTIFIEO --••••u
, CflURClJ·ES
'ytf£ FIRST ltAPT~ST CHURCH
.. THE flttEMDllEST CHUICH IM TOWMI"
WAYNI P , MULLEN. PASTO•
t aU A.M. 818L I CLASSIS -11:00 A.M. WORSHIP HOUR
6a00 P.M. -EVANGELICAL HOUR
Jot MA~NOLIA AT SANTA ANA AVE., COSTA MESA
WesS ar \n
74~ASSEMI
HE CARES
Ch.u'tch
23RO ST. ot ORANGE, COST A MESA -645-5050
S.t&y morotnc worship -10:45 '".m. Sunday School
Sartin 1 of 11 in race
Sunday e•eotnc worship • 6:SO p.lll. 9:30 a.m.
Wedlladay Bible study and prayer • • • • • 7:00 p.m.
An lndepeodent church with Bible teachf.nc ministry
F .. T IAPTIIT CHURCH
.. 1 CLIPP Dl., MIWPOIT IIACH -'O..J4G
Dl. P. ltiMTOM 11 .. 011
PASTOI
.... AT ICIIOOL ........ A.L a1.._1 ITUD.Y
................ & '1 ..... , ••.........
Wes Sarttn of Trabuco
Canyoo ts one or 11 Repul.i-
Uca.os ruDDi.ng for the June
8 primary nomination to the
74th State Assembly District
Job. The seat Is being va-
cated by Robert Badham.
CHIISTCMUICH
Mr. Sartin, 46, ts man-
ager or the Santa Ana
Mountains Water Distr lrt,
and ls a buUder of custom
homes. Born in Mississippi
and raised in Florida, he
has lived 1n the county 12
ATTEND years. He attended Santa Ana
IYTHISIA THE CHURCH and Saddleback colleges.
~•••POI1•ecn 1400W .• I)oa8fvd..
t7S-3105 Gristion Science
Sen-ius
He has the endorsements ,_O_F_Y_O_U_R_C_H_O_IC_E_,, of COPE, the Central Labor
Rev. Robert SheP8td Jr ....... ~ ........
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Wa,a.f .. ;'"-......
••• 1:41
GRACE BIBLE CHURCH
Veterau' Memorial Bide.
565 W. 18th, Costa Mesa
REV. TOM TYREE, Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES
10:30 A.M. cl 7:00P.M.
Sunday School,
aU ages, 9:30
HOME BIBLE CLASSES:
Call SS2.0Q92
.,.eaching Bible Doctrine•
We tnvite you to worship
LUTHE~ CHU~cH·
OF THE MASTER
2900 Pkif~e Veew Dr.
Coronl dd Mar, Cllif.
~A WRENCE 0 . FRUHLING
Pastor -Phone 644·2664
SUNDAY SCHEDULE:
9:15a.m. -SllDday School
10:30 a.m •• WorshiP
Nursery and Coffee Hour
FIRSTOfURCH OF
OiRIST. SCIENTIST
3303 Via Lido
Newpdrt Buch
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9 ' 10:30 a.m.
SUNDAY SERVlCES
9 & 10:30 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
ME ETING 8 p.m.
READING ROOM
Week days: 9 a.m. · 5 p.m.
Wedne.day:9 .. m.-7:45 p.m.
Tuescby
9 _a.m.· 5 p.m.; 1·9 p.m.
SECOND CHURCH OF
OiRIST. SCIENTIST
Newport Beach at
Corona del Mar
3100 Pac;ific View Or.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 a.m
SUNDAY SERVICE10 a.m
WEDNESDAY ~:00 P .M.
Reading Room:
~B E. CoaatBwy.
Eatnaace oa Narciana
Mon.·Fri.: 10 a._!ll. to 5 p.m
Saaday afteruooa: I to 3
Sat.: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You are cordially invited
to attend Churck Services
and to usc Reading Room.•
Plymouth Con gre,ational Churclr
A Frtt and Jndependmt ConrntatiOIIQ/ Otristilur Ouuch
THE REV JOHN A. LINOV ALL, Minister
SUNDAY UltVICI$1 1110 A.M. AND 10t00 A.M.
Bible Study: 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Church School 10 a.m .
3282 BROAD STREET, NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Nursery care provided Phone: 642·2740
Public
CouncU of Orange County,
the Tea msters U11.ton o'
So·Jtbe<tl Caillornia and Re-
tail Clerks LocaJ 324.
During 6 years as a w.tter
district manager, he has
LICAL MOT1CI
S-20411
FiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following per son Is
dolng business as: Stevens
E ntell)rlses, 25371 Yacht
Dr., Dana Point 92629: John
Charles Ettltn, 25371 Ya cht
Dr., Dana Point, Callf.
92629.
Tbia business 1s conducted
by an individual.
Sl(Ded: JohJJ Ettlin.
This statement was CJI(>(i
wlth tbe county clerk of Or-
ange County Ma}· 21, 19i 6.
Publish: May 27, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F-567 34
LIGAL MOTICI!
S-20426
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEME:-lT
The following person Is
doing business as: Davan
Co., 1817 Glenview, Ana-
helm, Cal. 92806: Sergio
Plna, 1817 Glenview, Ana-
heim, Cal. 92806.
This business Is conducted
by an individUal.
Stped: Sergio Plna.
Thls statement was !lied
wtth the county clerk of Or-
aace County Ma y 21, 1976.
Publlsh: May 27, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, in the ~ewport
Harbor Ensign. F -56735
-AUC110N
...-DAY. M'IUIIMY. ~y .. I P.M.
Borgolna on FiM Cryaol. Stft"ling SIIU6, Porulolns, Orl~ntol Obj~cu d 'Art, Pointing•. J~w~lry. Anrlqu~s. Bronzes.
Fumitur~. S~l«t lndion Turquoi~ ...
S 1.000.000 INVENTORY
F"'"' Estatrl. Cot~rll, Otlt41{·1'eWf'l. /14ftkrt~ptc-l~s
VJSII'(MISf c.... ...a ...
~~: c.-.. ,
f1l££ ~SSIONf
... ocroa th~ •r«« from
·~~n of rh~ Southlond'• mo., ~l~nt wotrrfront
rnrouronr.!
/r-.ectfoft A Pfhlatk 5o1ft
II•S DAILY, 12• I UTUaDAT & J •IIUNOAT
CLOIID WI .. IIDAT & TNUaSDAT
AUCftDr• -.owaaT'
.... Y.M~V.~Y .. IP.JI.
U~ YOUR IIANIWIEIUCARO.
MASlB OtAitGE.
PERSONA&. CHEf!' 0.. CASH
lowered the per -acre as-
sessment from $5 to $2.80.
He bas taken the following
positions on what he sees as
the major issues facing
voter s on June 8.
• LAND USE controls
should stay on the local level.
He Is against the present
Coastal Commissions, The
state should ensur e con-
tinued adequate water supply
to Southern California.
• WORDI:-lC. of state laws
should be simpllfied, follo~~o·
inR the example of a leading
bank that has reprinted lts
financial forms in layman's
language. ··
• BETTER ATTE:\-
DA~·:E in Sacramentobythe
local assemblyman. Ht·
c-laims to have missed only
one water hoard meeting in
6 years, anrt accuses As -
semblyman Badha m of a
"poor attendance record.''
• STATE-\\1DE TAX,
similar to the sales tax, to
fi nance schools, rather than
having the property owner
bear the burden of school
support.
L !GAL MOT1CI!
S-1 5299
fiCTITIOt.:S Bt.:SI:-;ESS
:\AME STATDiE:-;T
The following person Is
doim~ business as: Hahn's
Imports 6. Gifts Co., Edinger
Plaza, :510 Edinger Ave.,
Huntington Beach, Ca. 9264::
Oat K. Hahn (Mr.,, 16692
Green St., Huntington Beach,
Ca. 92649.
This business is conducted
by an individual.
Signed: Dai K. Hahn.
Thls statement v.·as rtled
wtth the county derk or Or-
ange County May l i , 197 6,
Publish: May 27, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, tn the :-lewport
Harbor Ensign. F -56507
LIGAL MOT1CI
S-14709
FICTITIOUS BUSI:-;ESS
NAME STATEME='T
The following person ls
doing business as: Morning-
side Woods, 4000 Birch
Street, Suite 101, :\ewport
Beach, Ca. 92660: Zellner
Communities, Inc. (general
partner), 4000 Birch Street,
Suite 101, ~ewport Beach,
Ca. 92660.
This business is conducted
by a Umited partnership.
Signed: ZellnerCommunl-
ttes Inc., By D. G. ZPllner
Pres., general partner.
This statement filed with
the c·ounty clerk of Orange
Count) May 13, 1976.
Publish: May 2i, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ens ign. F -56360
LIGAL MOT1CI
S-15300
FICTITIOt:S BUSI:\ESS
NAME STATEME:-;T
The follo"diU! person Is
dol~ business as: Belco,
a llmtte<l partnershiP, 2386-
SA VIa Mariposa Wa), La-
guna Hills. Calilornu 92653:
Steven R. Pike, a General
Partner, 2386-3A Via Mari-
posa Way, Laguna Hills,
California 92653.
This business is <'onducted
by a limited partnuship.
~lgned: Steven R. Plke,
Gen~ral Partn~>r.
ThJs statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or -
~nge County May 17, 19'76,
Publish: May 27, June 3,
10. 17, 1976, ln the Ne~rt
Harbor E~tsJen. f -56478
It cosh vou "'ttl•ng to d••• O·~ce
lnform.t•on Centt• toll frH C.H
Mon f n i to 7 •nd S.t 10 to 2
41UA"ANTIIOI .. .,...,
FORGIT 'S ENSIGN ADS
EARN C.E.E.E.D. AWARD
NEWPORT HARBOR etSJCiH
PUBUSHEO WEEKLY -PAGE 5
lltURSMY, IMY V, IWI
COROMA DEL MR. CAL
The
Peninsula
EuJcn a.dt'~I"User At
Fol'(it r~lvt!d ooe or 7
awards pr-e~ed on
Wtdnesday nl(bt oftastweek
tt tbe 3rd annual CEEED
awards banquet ln Aoabelm.
Mr. F'orglt wu booored
for his contln\llng series of
back -~e E.nslgn ads, many
of which poke tun a.nd serious
r rltir lsm at polttlctans and
bureaur·rats.
CEEED (California for
Dr. Nicoll
to address
Mesa C.C.
'• Where the ~ewport-
~1esa sr hool district Is and
'""here It IS golnl.'' · will be
the sub)E!<'t of a speech by
Supt. John W. ~tcoll Thurs-
t1ay noon, Junt> 3, at the
Costa. Mesa GolfandCountr)
r tub.
Dr. ~tcoll will b{' appear-
Ing a.t the 23rd anniversary
lunr·heon c·elebrating the tn-
"Orpo tatlon or tht> City of
Costa Mesa, sponsored by
the Costa Mesa Chamber of
Com merre. Special recogni -
tion wlll be given to th e
retirin~ personnel of the
sr hool district tJy the
Chambe r's rommunlty af-
fa irs committee, headt>t1 bv
KPnneth W. Fo~~o•te r, ~'han
man.
Vaughn ~. Redding, presi-
dent of thP r ttambe r ofCorr.-
rr l'r~'e, wllJ t"' tt.e mas ter
of eremontes. Donalt1 E.
Small'4"ood, prt>sldent of ftp
boart! of education, 1s Sl hed-
ulet1 to attenc the program,
.r.•hlc:-Is a spe~l:ll salute ro
the s rttool district In ap-
pro:>rlation of S~>rvi e ro r o-
sta ~!esa anr1 for Its ro!P
In the gro\\1h and t1evelop.
ment of lt•e d t v.
LI!GAL MOnCI ---
FlC TITIO!JS BUSINESS
~AME STATEME~T
Thf? follo~~o•in~ person ls
1om~ business as: Full
C lrr le Rea lty, 27672 Crown
\'alley PariC\\•ay, Mission Vi-
e)O, Cal. 92675: Brent Clark
Rosenlunc, 23581 \'Ia Es-
teUa, Mission V1e)O, Calif.
92675 .
This business Is conduct-
ed by an individual. Stgnert:
Brent Clark Rosenlunrt.
This st.1tement '4'as filed
with the count) clerk of Or-
County ~ta~ 13, 1976.
. r
EnYlroo~t. Employm!ntt
Economy a.od Development}
is a coa.lltloo o1 buUdt>rs,
developers, mortcace lend-
ers and otber pro-develop-
ment Lotel'eSls.
Keroote speaker of the
banquet was James Foy, ed-
ltona..l director of KNBC -TV
to Los Angeles. He spokt>
of a natlooa.l need to face
up to problems. '· VarUla-
tlon and indecision,'' ht> said,
··open the door to greater
national strife and a ,.,.,_
teriorating economy."
Gll Ferguson of Balooa,
executive director or
CEEED, prest>nted plaqu .. s
honoring Mr. Forgll, Nt•lc)
Calagna of Orangt>, Theresa
Eagles of L~na Bt>ar t ,
union official Tom Hunter,
former coastal commts-
siooer Ca.rmeo \\ars• haw,
the Santa Ana Reg1ste r .md
the Laguna Beact :'\ews-
Post.
About 7j0 peopl~ att£-nd€"1
the banQU~>t, and heart1 ~!ar
lene Fox, no:>wl~ -elected·
CEEED preslf11>fft, prom1se
a strong campail!ll to inforn
publi c-and govt>rnrr.~mt ofthf'
neer1 for pbs, 110usin::,
energy, roads and utilltt e'>.
Mrs . Fox ts an attornP\
specializin~: in lan!J-u sP htl-
eation .
E.lected as ·o-'•<urn t>n
of CEEED's l.toar'"! of it -
r ectors ·Ner., 'ount; lat~~.~r
un ior. offi r tal Pe-t .. l<P•t ·r,Pl
anc1 \"ictor Andre~~o·s, ran r e-r
and Republican part~ J"'at1Pr. -IRVINE CHORALE TO
CONCLUDE SEASON
The Irvine :\laster r ttor-
alf?'s tribute to thel•l ~>nt .. ~
nial will take pla re at i\·3
p.rr . Frtda\ and Satur !.~ ,
June 4 ant! 5, in Ptul!1p:.
PaJI at Santa Ana 'o.l~>..:->.
John A!exand,.r o~ pletE'S
his 4ttt year as tltrert(lr
What memories! The train from
Los Angeles. The Pavilion. The Balboa
Ferry Sandy beaches .
But what about those miles of
prime income properties that line the
seashore? And the lovely residential
area of Peninsula Point?
Newport Equity Funds arranges
equ tty trust deed loans on Peninsula
propertte s -and on homes all along
the Orange Coast.
If you need capital-and you 're
a property owner -call the Loan
Department at Newport Equity Funds
for mformation on an equity trust
deed loan The number is 644-8824
Real Estate Brol<ers
AVCO FINANCIAL TOWEP
520 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE
SUITE 211
NEWPORT BEACH
CALIFORNIA 92660
71 •J&U-882•
and the 135 voice Chorale ~g:;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;~~;J;; ftoncludes Its 8th season ~~o·tn.
tt11s con"ert rePt>rtoire of
miJslc b} Ame rll·an c orr -
posers.
Buy at wholesale
factory direct prices.
8~1C ~ME RICARD· MASTERCHARt;E -----------TMREE G EMEAA TIO H ~ OF FliiUtiEit~
BALBOA FUR FACTORY
...., __ 305 Palm St.· .,.ttor the Ferry
-pEl'-7 DAVS, 9-5 67 5-1192
~enyoure
over60 ...
you deserve
Special
attention
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Jllle CmZENS BANK
'IIJ= OF COSTA MESA
H~R R 81 V0 '' 8Afi£R
11'19 9~200
MfNB£11 rotc
SCIIMIR ASKS PROBE
OF BADHAM FUND USE
Fecwer Colcr...,maa
1 ... G. SelltoJia, -~~~ to hiU'I to ec-.:rep ... the
T ... ll 'et!fe of 1M 40th
DUtriet, ,.. lllecl formal ...,._-lbe r..,.,.,
Eltclb ComllllssiM.IDd the
Fedel"ll uc1 oruce County mod llries, roqo..tlng an
~tioD. of aUeged
Wepl use of C0'110nte funds
by State Assemblyman Rob-
ert Badham tn his campaign
for tbe ReprbUcan eongres-
saou.l oomlna.tloo in the 40th
D15triet.
ported, at 1eut 46 corpon-
Uoos.
Mr. Scbmltr. ehl.reed thai
'•there a.re very cood
crouMs to conclude tbat tbe
$20,000 payment from the
Badblm Fuod to Oplnlon Re-
seareh betweet~ July 1 a.nd
Dec. 31, 19?5, was ln fact
an Ulegal use of co rporate
hinds to finance a congres-
s ional election campaign.''
MRS. HOEFNAGELS OF
COSTA MESA IS DEAD
r une ral services for Mrs.
Jo Hoeflmgels, 56 1 Spurgeon
St., Costa Mesa, were held
yeste rday at Paciftc VIew
Memorial Park.. She passed
away at her hOme Monday,
The Rev. Bruce A. Kurrle,
of the Presbyterian Church
of the Covenant, Costa Mesa,
was to be in cllarge of the
service.
JUDY IIOSEMER
Judy heads
Commission
Judy Rosener of Lido Isle,
an original member of the
South Coast Regional Coastal
Conservation Commission,
was elected Monday to serve
as SCRCC chairman.
The 46-year -old UCI
teacl1er got 7 votes • thf"
minimum needed for top
spot on the l2-member body.
MESA PLANNERS FAVOR
TRAILER PARK REZONE
Foar t:raller caru ll tbe
southwest put of Costa Mea. ww be l"tt::Oed to leotnl
todlltry, the Costa Mea
CltJ Pla.nntn( Commlu.Joa
Oeel ... -Y olcbl, lol-lowtng a pubt!c bea.rlng .
Present state law requires
a 12-mooth oottce or an In-
tent to change the land use
of a mobUe borne park.. It
was pointed out. The parks
Include Island View, 1660
Whittier Ave.; Orange Coast,
1684 Whlttler Ave.; Play-
port, 903 w. 17th st., lDd
Greenleaf, 1750 Wtltttter
Ave. Vlsta Verde, 1741 Po-
mona Ave., the fltth park ln
the area, already has an
MG, general industry zon-
ing. Is land View, Orange
Coast and Playport are cur-
rently t.oned Ml IIWlUfactur-
lng. Greenleaf Is residential
R.l.
Amertcua ....,., ol
Musq:e, 5'11 W. •• a.,.
was denied .... ,.,... ..
allow a scbool ol ... n••
at that adc1nu. A pillbllc
bearing wu coatt•ed eo
June 14 lor a IGMI ezcep-
Uon per mtt for Howard E.
Chace. 436 Ubd st .. Ntw-
port Shores, for fl1'1.lDCe tD
construct a trJpJex al l'18
CecU Pl .
TWO ARE SELECTED
FOR BOYS ' STATE
Robert SchmJdt from New -
port Harbor !lleh aod J•mes
Norman Curley of Corooa
del Mar high wlll represent
Newport Harbor American
Legion Post 291 at the u-
nua.l California Boys' state
meeting in Sacramento June
19-26.
Both boys and their pa.r-
ents were guests Sunday
ni gh t at the Legion District
29 Boys State dinner at the
Santa Ana Legion Post.
DR. ALEXEI A. IIL\RA-
DUDIN ol Newpo11 Bel.cb bl.s
~ aftl"ded the dlltlnctiOD
'' estnordtaartas" by u.e uct Alllm:at A.aa. 1.a. ocr·•
''la.Dcll aDd laurels" pro-
cram. Dr. Ma.radltdiD, u.med
llS "the ladlYidla.l Wbo belt
per!JOCliftes the spirit lOd
purpose of UC I," jolned the
UCI departmeot ot pbylrics
to 1965 as a h mdl.og mem-
ber of the faculty. AIJ"ICXII
his CODtrlbllt.1oos ln tbe area
of pabllc se"lce Is his es-
tablishment of an aru:JUa.l
mid--winter research coo·
terence on solid state
physics bosted by UCl.
•
Top students named
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staadllll rream. Tom H•-
deriJOII of 1M bltermtdlate
band, CW.n FletcMr of tbe
onnll bud ud KriltiDe
Kinen of tbe oreheltn.
Top eopbomo!:"1!s are o..,td
Butcher of tbe bud aDd [riD
England of ttte orchestra.
Outstandlnc jaDlors :ln! the
band's Stan Roberta: aad lbe
orchestra'• KatbJ DapaJ.
Nancy Herman wu YOtec!
the most Improved mustclla
In the band, and J anet Elliott
won a slmUar award In the
orchestra.
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MucLEAIII'OIER IS
TOPI C A;r POTLUCK F-fll lloo ..__ ~ Boot*>~ wtU a."
u tpetMr ttUFr1dt.r,lill"&.
Carol HelDt. COMIIN't'l
""ices coo.ettut of 1M Ea-CoiiiPIDJ, ... .,.
011.: •• WbJ s eteu power?" Tbepol-loek---tac. bectDDiiiC at , p.m.,
will be held ill tbe )aJUII
ball of Oa r Lad)' Qw8l ot
lbe .... ei>CburcO.ZMI-
Vlsta Drtve, £a« BlafL
Tbose comiag for tbe pot-
luck are a..sked to bftlc a
~iol<llsll:S. for I ... place
Mr. Sehmltr. d@Cla,J'ed that
Mr. Badbam, afterdeftnltely
deeld.btg to leave the As-
aembly ud ru for election
lo c...,..ss, paid $ZO,OOO
from tbe surplus ln his As.
M mbly catq:laign fun d to
Oplalan Research Inc. or LGac Beacb. Thls $20,000
s-yment was Usted in the
report of M.r. Bac!ham's As -
seemly campaign fund filed
with tbe secretary of state
Ju.al'}' 19, 1976. The list
of donors to this campaign
fund in 1974 and 1975 tn-
cloded, Mr. Schmitt re-
Mrs. Hoetnagels was born
in the Netherlands and had
li ved in the Harbor Ar ea for
9 years. She is survived by
her husband, John, and 2
daughters.
5 OCC instructors to retire
Los Angeles City Coun-
cilman Louts Nowell was
picked a.s vice-chairman.
The city has the oppor-
tunity to reaffirm the light
industry general plan deslg-
natloo ot the area and to
establish a long-term goal
of eliminating the mixed land
uses, planners pointed out.
Landowners have Indicated
that the mobile home parks
a re considered interim Ian<!
uses, and they desire the
property to retain Us tn.
rl ustrla.l zoning,
CHURCH NEWS
The most outltandi.Q( L D.
girl awa rd went to Jenny
Smart. J. R. Jamieson was
picked as most ou.lstaDd.iog
Anchorette, Cindy Dostal and
Erin England as the top ma-
jo rettes, and Le!!illeBowman
as the l">est flag twir ler.
Five Orange Coast Col-
lege instructors will retire
at the end or the current
scbool year after serving
the college tor a total of
73 years. They are Cha rles
G. Hal ey, Maurice Gerard,
Betty lngnm, Richa rd A.
McClurg and John F. Los-
mann.
Mr. Haley has been with
the college since it opened
its doors 1n 1948. He is a
professor or business edu-
catloo and Is chairman of
OCC's bu.slness education
division.
Mr. Gerard, a professor
of psycbology and a coun.
selor, has been with the
college for 19 years . He also
sened as head tennis coa ch,
winning 6 conference cham.
piODSips .
Mlss Ing ram !las been with
DCC for 12 years as an
assistant professor of dental
assisting.
Mr. McClurg, an assistant
professor of air transpo rta-
tion, has been on the staff
for 8 years.
Mr. Losm3Jln teaches
m'etal trade.;; tt>C hnology and
has be-en with the collf'ge
for 6 years .
P RO AN D CO N TALK S
ON PRO POSITIO N 15
A discussion, pro and ('On
of nuclear sa.Ieguards, Pro-
position 15, will be held at
8 p.m. Wednesdar. June 2,
at St. Michael's and All
Angels' Episcopal Church,
3233 Pacific View Drive,
Harbor View Hills. David
Seely will speak fo r the pro-
position, and a representa-
tive of the Edison Company
will speak against if.
Mrs. Rosener succeeds
Robert Rooney, a Long Beach
State professor, who re-
signed his chairmanship, but
not his commission mem -
bership.
Mrs. Rosener ltves at 125
Via Venezia. Her trusband,
Joe, is a former member
of the Newport Beach Plan.
nlng Commission. Judy was
appoint ed to the SCRCC In
Januuy, 1973, after CaJi.
fomia voters pas~
Proposition 20, whtr'h es-
tablished the 5 regional
coasta.l commissions and a
parent state commission.
'Deadly colonel ' is artist
Du ring Monday nig ht's
SCRCC meetl.ng in Hunting -
ton Beach, Mrs. Rosener's
commission attendance !"e<'-
ord during the past year was
c riticized b}" fellow-Com-
missioner David Commons.
However, Commissioner
Rimmon Fay defended her
record, explaining tha t most
of her absences had been
du ring a vacation. !le char~
acterlzed he r as a ''dedi-
cated commissioner, who
has spent many weekends
and othe r spare time" \\'O tk-
lng on commission matters.
A for me r Newport poUce -
man whO later was known as
America's ''deadliest col-
onel" during World Warn,
-wlll be the featured artist
June 6 '4fbal. the Orange
Cout.y Cultural Cf!ntt:r
stages Its annual benefit art
sbow.
. The show, schedule-d for
tlle garden of the Floyd
Blower home in Santa Ana
trom 2 to 4 p.m., coincides
-with D-Day, when allied
forces landed on the coast
of France, June 6, 1944.'
colonel has taken up paint-
ing. The June 6 benefit is
part of a ca mpaign to raise
fuOOs for a 4.6 -acre county
cultural center in Orange.
Town-G own install s
U.C. lrvineTo..,'JlandGown Stuart Krassner, and Harry
co11cluded the 1975-76 year C. Moor e.
with the annua l luncheon and Advisory board members
meetl.ng at the Balboa Bay are Mmes. Bewley Allen,
Club. Dr. Hara Georgiou of J, Temple Hoffman, Edward
the UCI department of art Steinhaus, and Bernard 0 '-
history presented an lllus-Loughlin.
trated lecture on the bronze
age of the Minoan Culture. SUI ODE AVERTED
Mrs. Richard Wallis was IH PHON E BOO TH
elected president for the A 22 caliber hand.gun was
coming year. Her board to-clades Mmes. Robert Mar-turned QVet to Costa Me sa
shall, Edward Gamer, No r-pollee early Sunday morn-
man Rostoker, F. Chap man ing, May 23, by Ar mando
Williams, William Fujit-R. Peralta, 28, of 118 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa, whO
Colonel E1fler, wboserved
in the U.S. Army's Office
of strategic Services (CBS )
ln World War n, established
a highly-secret OSS training
base In 1944 on Catalina
Island, The unit's maintaoo
headquarters was in New.
port Beach, where he had
sen-ed as a policeman in the
1920s.
subo, Donald Darling, Rode-phoned police to report he
~~,\l::~;':"~k~W;h;ee~l~ec~,~T~ed~:N~eh~r=e~n~-, wanted to take his own life. Robert E. Pollee contact ed him ln a
phone booth at 2160 Hubor
Blvd. He was taken to the
statloo and released after a
lengthy conversation.
CROSBY TALKS TODAY
F.LF,C.I <\ CfJ \\I:RV-'\1-r\ 1°,
CRf.Oflll.f-I HRI'iTI .1S.
Bill Crosby, conservaUve
Republican candidate tor t ile
47th State Assembly Dis-
trict seal, wm address the
Newport Hartlor Kiwanis
Club thls morning, May 27,
at a 7:30 brea.ldast meeting
at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club.
VO T£ FOR
Steel
Daily Sun jet service from
nearby Orange County Airport.
Econo my fares for families and
groups, too. So call Air California
first.lf there's an easier way to get
you there, we 'll be the
first to tell you.
''A change oflanduse from
a mobile home use to :lll
industrial use would auto~
matlcally cause evalu ation of
fire protection needs," a
fire department report
stated. ''From the standpoint
of OO}ectionable living con·
dltlons, the smell of resins
and othe r chemicals used in
thpo industrial area are ob-
jectionable to the occupants
of surh pa rks.
Noise complaints from
trail er pa rk residents In thf'
area include race boat
motors being tested, air
compressors, catering truck
air hOrns, and noise from
auto body repa.lr shops.
The commission continued
a publtc hearing on a zone
exception permit for Peter
A. Carabain, 2630-B Elden
Ave. for a variance to con-
struct 4 apartment umts In
addition to 3 existing units
at 2628 Elden Ave.
Permission to create a
one-lot subdivision tOr con .
dominium purposes at 2424
and 2426 Santa Ana M e. went
to Balalis &: Pigner i De-
velopment, Suite 0, 2400 W.
Coast Hwy., Mariner s Mll e.
Jim Griset, 3404 Via Oporto,
Suite 5A, Lido Shops, re·
celved approval for a tract
map to create a one-lot sub~
division for condominium
purposes at 229 w. Wilson
Sl.
Properties West Inc., 3345
Newport Blvd., West New-
port. was denied a zone ex-
ception permit for amend-
ment to t1nal development
plans to allow division or a
24-unit apartment project
for condominium purposes
at 2159Canyon Dr. Residents
In the area complained of
heavy tratnc being gener-
a ted by the rapid building ln
the a rea with no plans to
widen Victoria St.
Gene A. Palaferrl, La-
guna Niguel, received ap.
pronl of an eight-unit
apartment complex at 1923
Pomona Ave. Koll Income
Proper ties, 1901 Dove St .,
airport area, received ap.
proval of a zone exceptloo
permit for an eaUog place
In an industrial area at 3303
Harbor Blvd,
Coli &nv Information In Orange
Counl)l 1714) 5404550: 'l:>owMy.
(2131 924-3313: /..Qguno, (714) 496-
6()()0; Loo Angel ... /213) 627.s401.
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CALIFORNIA
We're easy co rake.
~ THE NE WPORT CEN·
TER UNITED METHOD~T
CHURCH, 1601 MafruerUe
Ave., Harbor VIew H!Us •
Bible study or the Gospel
according to St. Matthe-w will
begin this evening, May 27 ,
at 8 p.m. Pa.stor John Knoi
w1U lead the discussion. Re-
treshments wUl be served.
" THE NEWPORT HAR.
BOR CHURCH OF RE ~
LIGIOUS SCIENCE, 541 Cen-
ter Street, Costa Mesa •
The Rev. Eleanor Jackson
'>\'Ill preach at 11 a.m. Sun-
day on thf" topiC', '• Look to
this day."
" ST. MARK PRESBY-
TERIAN CHURCH, UOOMar
Vista, East Bluff • The sum-
mer schedule begins this
Man is held
in stabbing
Joseph L. Luna, 26, West-
minster, wUI face a jury
trial June 22 on a cha.rce
of assault wtth a deadly
weapon in harbor municipal
coort. He was a.rntcned
Tuesday. A reconstderatlon
of ball wtll be coosldered oa
June I and a pre-trial con-
ference held on June 7.
tie is charged with stab·
blng Jerry Graham, 30, in
his chest In his home at
690 W, 18th st., Cota Mesa.
Luna had been Uvl..og in the
garage at the Mesa home
and the stabbing resu1ted
when he refused to leave
last Thursday. He waa taken
into custody by Westminster
pollee. Graham was admitted
into Hoag memorial hospital
for treatment but left to go
to the Orange County medical
facUlty. Luna Is in cout~ty
jail with ball set at $25,000.
MRS. PURDY DIES
Gnveside services art'
scheduled for 3:30 p.m. to-
day, May 27, at Pactfic View
Memorial Park for Mn.
Cynthia Purdy, 64, of 476
Shady Dr., Costa Mesa, wbo
died in her hOme May 2.4.
LIOAL MOTICI
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
SUPERIOR COU RT Of THE
STATE OF' CALIFORNIA
F'OR THE COUNTY OF' OR-
ANGE
No. A~87Z88
Estate of MILDRED L.
BRENNAN alai. MILDRED
BRENNAN, Deceased,
NOTfCE IS HEREBY
GIVEN to the creditors of
the above named decedeut
that all peraoos haYiqr
claims aplu.st tne sa.Jd de-
cedent are l'f!QU.Lred to rue
them, wltb tiM! necessary
•ouchers, In the office of
the clerk of the aboYe ea·
titled court, or to preseat
them, wttb tbe oecesa.ry
Youchers, to tbt uadtnlptd
at the omee ofbiu ttoneys,
Keene IDd DiaD, Newport
A r ebel Mu1Da 8alld1.Dc,
3333 West Cout Hllfnrty,
Suite 401, Newport Beach,
Californl.a i286S, W'lltcb 1a
th e place ot bttt'DMI of tbt
undeniptd 1.11 all matters
periOJDIDc to 1M -ot
said dee.-.e. wtttdl fDir
moolho -1111 ant .,._
llcou.i ot IIU -· D-May 15, It'll.
JoiiD liiiMDII Ia ' lr .. Er......,. ot 1111 Will ot a.
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Su nday, with a single ser-
vice, at 9:30 a.m. Pastor
BW McQoold's ser mon topic
Is '·What Jesus had to say
about heaven.''
• ST. ANDREW'S PRES-
BYTERlAN CHURCH, SOO St.
Andrew's Road, Cliff Haven
~ Dr. Charles Dterenfield
wlll preach at 8, 9:30 and
11 a.m. Sunday on the topic,
"You can prove it by me,"
• A Pint picnic wm be
he ld from 12:30 to 4 p.m.
this Sunday at HeUer park,
Costa Mesa, by Plymouth
Congregational church and
Lake Forest com munity
church.
• The 16th aMual Me-
morial Da y pancake break-
fast wUI be held at 8 a.m.
Monday in Costa Mesa Lions
parlt by the Prince of Peace
Lutberan t burcb.
IPGI,.
Upcoming Sailor band
dates include Memorial Day
senlces Ma}· 31 in P2ctflc
VIew Memorial Par k, and
an appearance June 5 in the
Costa. Mesa. F'lsb Fry parade .•
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about your phone
service can cost you.
In money. ume. and
irritation.
So to help you save
on all three. we've JUSt
published a new edition
of "Your Phone Servace.
"''hat you d n't know
can cost you.
It's a fourteen,page
booklet f11led with rips-
res1dennal cu tomers
w11l find valuable.
It tells.tor example,
when Lon~ Dl~tance
rates are low~t And
how you can use the
Yellow Pages to shop by
phone and save on g~
and bus fares.
It even tells you how
you can save on mstalla-
tlon charges when you're
adding phones or muv·
ing to a new residence
Naturally, how much
you save depends on
how you're already usm~
your phone. But we're
ure that e\'eryl:xxh· wall
find this free booklet a
useful guide to gettmg
more value from thear
telephone
Just fill m and mad
the coupon to the
address shown. The
bc.x>klet is absolutely
free -and ir could help
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tbe ICewport BaMr C._inber ~Commerce are PftiMIIled
to Apes BloiDQIIilt IDd Palil Palmer by Bob MeC1rdy,
at left, IDd Cballlbe.r presideat James Parker, r1cbt.
Mr. MeCU'C!y ts Ylee..cbalrmU at tbe Cbamber'a r.d
drtYe to raise maaey for tbe bu1ldblc C08ts. 8oth Mrs.
Blomqalat IDd Mr. Palmer a.re credited with beJP.DC
tbe Cbamber denlop its b8UdlDc fad. Plqes to tbe
balldlllc fiiDd a.re rewarded wttb tbe booorary oW'Denldp
deedl ~t tbe rate o1 $50 per 8qUUe foot. Tbe Cbamber
oftlees, temporarily loeated oo Bayside Dr., are scheduled
to IDO'f'e to tbe new buU<UngatJamboreeud Santa Bl.l't:lan
lD lilly. (Cbl.mber of Commerce photo.)
Hischberg case appealed
The legal battle being
waged betWeen tbe city of
Newport Beach and its for-
mer basiDess Uoense soper-
YI.Jor, stan' mrsctj)erg, en-
tered a new pbue this week
wb8:l the clty's attorneys
decided to appeal a court
rul.l.Dc that would restore Mr.
Hirschberg to tbe job from
wblc b be was fired.
district Court of Appeal in
San Bernardino. He estima-
ted that it would be between
9 months and a year before
the appeal is actually beard
in court.
Mr. Hirschberg was de-
moted to a stock clerk posi-
tion 1n 197 4 and was fired a
year later. Since then, he
has bad a string of favora-
ble rullngs from tbe clty Ci-
Yil Service Board and from
Orange County Sapertor
Court Judge Bruce Sumner.
GO f@rruson of Dal!lo •
wbo a. spear beal1lr a st r -
wide P'!tiUon drive al r.~::l tl1l1.Dc stalt> ontrol ol ~"o ~
aJ ~elopOIIP()(, S.11rl Ill
week '•it wUJ 1· .. llr• an 1
blck" as to wt ,.tlrer l1s r rour wru ,. thP3-43,1,44 v• IH"'
natures ne(l(j~·l to ~ut r .. 1
sue oo thf' \r,vr•rr I '"f IJ:tllot
'•Our rr.atn ut. "n rl 1
now is r PttUI/ all ol '""' r"'-
tttlons tu rnt.ofl Ill, ;n ,. ar
tablllate thPn :uv1 , PI ~"",
to tum !herr. r•v• r t n•J:.•
clerks tl•rou~·l10ut t ,,. .. I'' •. ·
Mr. Ferguso11 s:wl thl
Tbe ratlfonua rrx r 110
tine Cour · I, 11::.MirJ .. r:
in Newp•"Jrt r :.nt~>r, ,
ducUD, tt"' rt'-'ti!IO!I .! •
NEW ROME of the Newport Harbor r l <~ • '<>r IJ,
merce wlll be at the corner of Jar·' or·~ tl
Barbara, Newport Center, across fron \p·.vpo1 t t • 1
police headquarters. The Chamber, O()'o\' r n, ~,.J "T'• r
in the old county harbor department ''JI!1u ' r
Dr., expects to move to the ne" 1l11r.[' "'
in July. (Ensign photo.)
Corporate Plaza ok ' d Alter a coaference with
Newport City Attorney Dan-
iel O'NeU, attorney David
Baade_ wt1o is bandllng the
city's case, announced be
woald take tbe cue to the
Judge Sumner ruled Lo Ja-The lrvtne Co. (lnally got misslo• '· t
port Co· rr H ::. nuary of tbis year tbat the the Coastal Comrnjssion's
city must rehire Mr. Hirsch-okay last week for construc-M A T T B E SSE S berg as business Ucese su-Uon of Corporate Plaza, a •.-w -U.VILDmC pervisor, give bim back pay low-rise complex of 23 of-J~eular Shapes and allowances, and pay bls n ee buildings on 40 acres in
hrr ...... -c.tt.. legal fees.JudgeSumnerlast the soutbwest corner ofNew-
OOSTA M!SA MATTR!SS co. week turned down a city re-port Center.
21 ..... .,..,. ae¥4. 5.._1303 quest for a new trial. But, the commission at-~~~~~~~~~~!..:=:.:...:.:_:_:~.:.:=----, tached a long llst of condi-
As a local lender in
coastal Oran.ge County
iz!!/([!/
makes many types
of home loans
For over 40 years Laguna Federal Savings has
fostered home ownership and guided the
planned development of the region we serve.
Because we are a local Association, deeply
rooted in coastal Orange County and sur-
'rounding Southland areas , savings generated
at each local office of LFS are plowed back
into local communities in the form of first
mortgage loans. Whenever you need a loan .
come in, or ask your broker or builder to
consult with our cooperative and knowledge-
able loan officers about the foll~wing types of
loan financing. available at competitive rates.
,/ PUOIASE IDt: LOANS ., CONSTRUCTIIN LOANS ., CONDOMitiJM FltANCitG ., REFIIANCE LOANS ., TAKE-OUT LOANS
tions to the approval, inclu-
ding a proviso that only hall
of the Ooor space be occu-
pied before work starts on
a new Coast Hwy. bridge
across ~ewport Bay.
Tbe 10-0 commission vote
01a Wednesday of last week
upheld an earUer ruling by
ttle Sout b Coast Reg:looa I
Cooserntloo Com mission.
That ruling bad been ap-
pealed to the statewide com-
Bs. manager
is appointed
Davtd A. Brownell, 42, of
Newport Beach, bas been
named business manager for
the District's new Coastline
C Jmmunity College, sched -
uled to open ln September.
For tbe past year and
one-half, be was a stock-
broker wttb Merrlll, Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner and Smith
ln Newport Beach. Prior to
ttlat. he was tbe superin-
tendent of schools in the
Adlanto school district and
mayor of Victorville from
1968-74,
He bas served as presi-
dent of the Citrus Belt di-
vlsioo of the League of Cali-
fornia Cities, president of
the Victorville Rotary Club,
, and in 1970, he was a runner-
up 1n the 2oth district for
I the state senate.
He received his MA de-
. gree 1n educattoo adminis-
tration from C alltornia State
University, Los Angeles. He
earned his BA degree in ed-
ucation by accumulating
c rec11ts from the University
of Redlands, U. C. Berkeley
aDd LaVerne College. He
attended Micbigan State t'ni-
Yerslty oo a oatiooal educa -
Uoa grant for foreign langu -
. ages.
Mr. Brownell and bls wife,
Patricia, bave 3 sons and a
daQgbter.
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I'IIIUIIIED IIEE~U -,ME I
11t1111SDAY,IIAT 'II, 1m
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Sdtool Lalon I 'l1fiS5Al.OMIAN I :1-10 WHAT MAIIEM
Paul, "at hif ntanncr W2!1,"' •-ent to
tl~r synacocm. and. for three SaJ>.
l~th d:avs rcaliOOO.I with Je•·• ''Ofilf
of the aCnptm'ts openinc and aUq:Utc.
d1at t."hriil mull neea.lt haw suffered,
:md riter~ :1g:1in from the dead ; and
that thi!o }tllllS, •·hom l preached unto
)'IIU, is Lhri1t." Some believed aod
ha~l frllnw.ship with Paul and Silas
:met ''rof tM dnout Gr-eeks a rrut
muh1tude. and of tht c:h~f women ftOt
a few." A church had brem 1tarted ill
Philippi and another in Thessabaka
11nrl things looked promiainc.
UlllE lOUSING
But the un~Je"lievinc ]cwt did 101111t
.. r;tbll\e rnnsine'' and "assaulted the
hnu.l>t' n! ja!M>O.'' ~ Paul and Silas
I' ere. Whtn they could no( find them,
they tonk J<t.vrn to the city rulel'ti,
char~ing that '"thne that ha'le
turned the world uptide down are
nm..e l1ither al~o." They further
cla imt•l that. by referring to the King·
~hlp of ]H u-. the~· were pilty of
treasntJ ac<~inst Ca tu.r, the ruler of
Rnmt and all of its ttrritoria. So
lason wa!l ftUI under bondt to keep
ihe peac.-r and Paul and Silas were
-<nt awa y by ni(ht and went to Berea,
a d ty about 50 miles away to the
welt.
TME UAO£U.ESS CHUlOI
Althnuch Paul and Silu had an
authentic "call"' from God to ro to
Europe. tMir journey wu beKt with
hant~<hip and persecution, evm 11
~ of our best mi11ionariet of the
prestnl day have experienced. But
fiouh were saved, the Go1pe:l wu
preached. and the Lend and their
work were honored by God. For the
followinc year Paut. Silaa, and Tifno..
thy were: .etded in Corinth, preachinc,
teaching. and earMatly eontendinc for
the fa ith that had bttn de: livered to
them. but they wrn: thinkinc of the
little con(rqation that they had left
in Tilessalonica. Thil infant church
probably had a ropy of the Jewiab
Scriptures (our Old Test:ament), but,
as n0t1t of the Golpe:l had yet buD
writt~. all that the ntw Cbriltiula
had was tht memory of wMt Pwt.
Silas. and T imothy bad taucbf them
orally. and I 1uppote that that OuU-
tians Jid not all remember alike IDd
t hey did not have a leader L'b" PauJ
!o keep them atnictJt in the dod:riDel,
and they probably bad many arru-
mmts, and no way to have thaD
finallY ltttled.
STRONG IH DOC JRjHl
So Paul, under the ruidanee of the
Holy Spirit a.nd with the aid of the
other two, wrote a letter to the church
and put in writing the: rreat founda-
tion trutha that thty had tautht them.
The: letter wu alto to uret the:m to
grow in ana and to give them com-
fort concernina: thott. of their num-
ber ~·ho had die-d in the faith. The
\ttter, of coune . had no -nr~e~ or
chapteu. but wa1 contiuuous and or·
rlrrl~ in the development of the topics.
h i~ excttdingly inteuatinr to note
that, while Paul had been in Thena·
lonica only three or four weeks, he
had taught them all of the basic: doc-
trine~ of election. H oly Spirit, usur-
anr-r nf IOllvation, the H oly T rinity,
con\"it tion, confe.uion, and conver-
!JIOn. st:pdratiOit from ungod.lineJS, the:
~f"•·nnrl cominc of Chri1t, unctifica·
!1n1'1, the day o f the Lord, the resur·
,(:, ti(,H vf t l•t: Jead. and the Cad that
man ~~ a hody and soul. No t ime waa
·pent i11 p•·r:~chiJIK the fillse. doctrinfs
••f thr nniversal Fatherhood of God
anr]the nnivtrsal brot herhood of m:m,
.mJ the !-Ul"i<tl l(u~yel. ""U c:M.hurh1·
t io115 In try lo make the world a bet·
lt:r placr to live in.
GOOD EXAMPLE'S fOI US TODAY
O ur lesson today ia the introductory
s tatement and it only ten of the 16
verses of the whole lftter1 but it
clearly sets forth the fact that the true
church "ia in God tht Father and in
the: Lord J~su• Chriat." It c:catpli·
menta thetre Chri1tian1 for their "work
of laith and labour of love and pe.ti·
ence of hope'' in Chri1t and God. It
utt:rts that thit Cospd i1 not me:rdy
words. but is in the Holy Spirit and
hu fuJI power to .,,ure eternal life.
It com~Mnds them. u examplel in
Chrittian life to all people: in Mace·
donia and Achaia. h ifttimara that
the new church Wit actiw ia .odin&
miasionaria throupout all that a.n:a.
As proof of their sineerity u Cbri ...
tian• it eita tbe fad that they W
"turn<d to God (rom lcloiJ to ..,..
the livinl and true God;' aDd CIOID-
....,da them for ,...;,;., "lor hill Soa
from heo•on. -be ralood free
lht -· --1-. -dofi ... :>d tU fran 1M 1ftlllll to c:ame."
...... 1101 Ul ,... __ ,... ..........
of .. 11 t1 ' sir ._dill ol tDdly. Tiled''' tzd .......,..._
N)' Motbrr A.11 lltw cto. not care
About tht-color or my hair,
Nor If my eyoH be blue or brown
Nor If my noee tunw ..., or -n-it really dots noot ,.. ue:r.
And Mother .. ,... aht doN not can>
If I am lbrk or if l'm fair,
QUESr!OMS fOI us
U eo )"''dQQ' a church eould send
lUI DliNionaries and stir up the wbolt:
Jf Macedonia 1nd AdWa, how much
......, .. obould be 11b1e to dol If
llleir p>cl .-.pie ill ~,;.,.. .. O.ri•-
tianl wu 10 powerful that Paul did
not fteleCI to point out any fault in
them, what would ~ think of ut to-
day~ Are we rea!ly saft'd? Are we
reafly Otriltiant? Aft we Wt1lit1r to
hold fut to Otrist't toching and
face peneeution ~ Can we. honestly
bt u!ed u models for other~? Are
we Jouk.iuc for the cominc of the
Lord ? We mutt at.o notice tNd: they
did not ask help of the unbe:lievcn,
or try to win popub.rity for thml-
.Jves, beinc wholly aatis6ed with
Jesua Chri!t as Lord and Saviour.
Or If I'm thln., or If I'm t•t:
5~ doH not fret o'er thins• I~
that-
It really does not m~~tt.er.
Gut If J cheat or t~ll a lk>
Or Sly mean thine' to·make follu
<ry,
Or if I'm rude or Impolite;
And do not try to do the rl&ht.
Then that dot5 really matter~
It i•n"t looks that make OI"W' &rHt,
But charac-ter that lt"Bis your fate.
l!"s what"s ~·ithln your heart. you ....
That makes or mat'll )'OUr destiny,
And that dOes rf:&lly matter~
--.lti.tJeMilc Pleon rc.
What am J! Who am I ~ Whn madC' m~? Wh}'
wa~o I madC'.' Evrq'thtng •·•s made for a purpose
What is my purpOSe'? Am I performing the purpose
for whit.""h I ll.m made' If rhmgs art' nm useful for
thC'ir pur~. rhq· :are ~as1 our. Am I ust out or
~I I be lartr ~ Thingii made cannot chnusr thetr
purpost"s. Th:)· mu~o~: ~· I can daubt-r. 1 ~ that m
my fa'I.'Or~ How ctn I kno•· m) Maker. H 1~ purpoSC'
for tnt-• ...nd ,( I am dmng H! If I am cau out.
-.·htrc do I fl.ll and hllw un I get ba~k w m~· Maker'
Th~ Btbl~ ~~ rhe unh 8t1Uk whiCh answers all olf
th(:St' qu~u>m de(Jnut'l} and {unectly. D.1 ~ou knn\\
tilt answt.""rs ' Happmesi. prace ~nd hf:-are onl~ f ''
th~ whu ,gr-t 100'; m pa~osing that u .ammarwn
Ho•· foul tsh it •·ou ld be for a p1anu to dende for
•tself thar 11 •·a~ an aummub•lt'' And ytt mu lmud~~
uf young p:·oplt' rh1nk rhu the} can chooSt' rhe1r
own purpust"S , whtch tht') Ci!ll ·careers. urespec ·
tn'e of what ~·.~s dt's1gned (l)r them by 1 h~1r Mak"r
Ho-.· CJn we manage-our own llvt·~ unnl we km11.0.
what G ud plo~nned for us'
t:1 LOOH BT
T 11€ :B<JOJ)
BY OR. BOB JONES
11011 JONES UniiiBfBitiJ
'•"', '"" ,,, """'" , ~no1 ,,.. ~~•·••
, and satd, I p ray tht't . 0 lhu.t 1 ><hall ~•·nd the,.. .. " he p rayt'd untto tht>lt•hild : fur th"u !!holt!-:"" tu Hll
Lord, wa.• not th i~ my ~JI}'inl{", lv. 7). With Gorl nnthing is
whPn 1 wa!l yet in my l'nuntry ~ lnq"l.,~·\1•1•· 1l.uk•• 1 ::r; 1; tlw
Ther('fOrP J fled bdnre untn tt iumphant plan~ He haJ in
Tarr.hi!'.h ." !J onah 4 :2).1 mind fror tht·.'l{" ml'n W(•o · ful!~
MPn have alwa}'~ UndeJ to ll'illizt>d. argue with God. E1•('n Mo~··~. c:od kn .. ,, ... th•· n••••rl. 11nd 11 ··
the m('t'kt>st of all mo·n , ~oUJ;"ht ··h,,.,~r·~ lh<· IIHIII tu Tnt•-t that
t-Vf'r)' mean• to ("o•!l'"llll.'t' G••d 1tll•••!l. llo· J• nvt :t>' r••nc .. rn,.t.l
that H ia call to him "'"" an , with ~~:r•·~•l t11l•·nt and a1•llifa\' M
unw\15(' l'hoiee (Exmlu~ 3 11 : w1th <lllll'l•·ubt•di••n•-.:. 1-:vl'n th1·
4 :101. \\'h"n Gud •t>nt 811 8111{1'1 wt•tlk•·,t vt-•~"'''''t:"nw• mi i'hly
to Gideon with n divi nt-rum. thr .. u~~:h H1.• flO"'"••!'. He h11 •
minion to !re(' Istael from tht• ··,·hn~··n th,. Wo•ak thinK· ,,f thr•
Midianitea (Judges fi), !ht· wmltl t" ··unfuunol lh•· thin,•
anK('I addrt's~ed Gidt'on a_.. whwh un· mivhtr" • I f"orinthl·
"n1ighty 1\lan of ,·al•tut"" (1·. an• \:271. H•• <lrt•n(fh i•
12 1; yet Gid<-on a rgul'd, ··1 am mnd. l•t·l f1·1·t in "ur \\"('Rkne-••
not 'hig enough' tu perform t II t q•\nthHHh 12 :1:1).
~;uch a task" (v. 151. And ,\11 that c:r.d a~k~ of u.~ i~ 11
Jt't"l'miah, the eourajteuuj and rir·l•l•·d tw1ut. a t••adr nnnJ. u nromprumi~in~t prophe-t wht> anil >t ~urr.•IIJ••t"d will. H ..
.. ndured l\l'Vere opprP•~i .. n and wtll pr<•n•!.: th•· ~kill und
per!let•ution, u.rgue,J with l:od Jliollt•l" il·aiAh 41 :101 A ~ lh••
t-hat he wa a nnt tht' 1 i~rht 1111111 l'~u.l rni~t ~lip , ··Throu~.:-h God
tor the j .. b IJl'l"l'nliah t :r•. r.,. Wt· ~h1oll d•· \"illian tl.v · fur h•·
J nl'millh n id, "I ("anno t it i~ that 'hllll tn•1o<l tl•wn
speak : for I a10 a ~h ild."' Gtod our o:nemit·s·· l i ':~alm 1:0·121
an!lwt'rerl, "S.~· not, I am a
Rtlrcurrl by Thr Go8 pd f'.!lowthip Auociatimt
7Jt'O MINIJ1ES ,, ~I~L£
,_, Dr. a;u, !CtHO«nnU..)
PNlM 51:t ,.....,,,.oclt«< , • .,..
tNt to~~~« ~ kW• c.ur
.,.., prouu tu ltdfWitfl •
,. .. ......, tuUl wil• ;. •i.Jt •111111 ell cliiUr~.n ore bcw11 of o •in/Ml .ct
of tlwir Pfl"f!nll wltdllu tlu
porent• ore mfll'"ri,t.d or not.
I MPf' done o lot of rr/~rt«
worA-tinct then on motri~ ars4
I b.!Uevt tllit to M o talM
teaclti.rrJ. If It ~ tru~. Ill.~ odtdt~ry, /ornicotion otall
morriGtte would all m4!0it J#w
"'"'~ thin1 ond all be 1inlul. TM
Bibk would contradiel if~~ef/ lor
Hebrew. 13:4 •a~. "Morri~ U
honorable in aU. and tlu Mod
undefit,d, but whoremott61!n
and od.ull~trer• God will j.uQe."
ANSWER: It seems to mt you
have done a n ucellent job of
an1werina your own quntion•.
Psalm 51:6 18)'1. "&hold. I wcu
"•haped in iniquity, and in 1in did
m y m otherconCf'!itw me."
This vtrse simply mean1 I hat
children afe born with • 1inful
nature inherited from Ad1m.
fint Corinthians 15:22 18)'1,
"For 011 in Ad ani all di~t, ewn MJ
in Chri.~t llhalt oll be made
ali!Jf!. "
To teac h that Psalm 51:5
mean• that all children a re
11inners becautoe their birth i1 the
result of a t>inful act (suu•l
intucoune l betwee n the ir
parentli, iii ridiculou s beyond
belief.
M....-*1 CHPI" llttouhl Hw.
Ch...._
In thr first pl•ce. it il'i God '•
will that married couple• hav~
c hildrf'n. Conce:rninM" Adam and
Eve. thr Bible .aya, "And God
ble•sed them. and God aaid unto
lhl!m, Be fr u itful, ond multiply,
and fill the Porth , and &ubdue
ir"(Cen.l.28 1.
You wi ll no! ice t hat they Wf'rt'
to "Be fr uitful. and multiply.
and fill Jrenlet~i,.h] thf! earth."
The Lo r wanted t hem to have
many children , tht>n , didn 't He?
He wa nted thf'm to ··multip!)·,"
Hf' wanl td thl'm to '"fill " the
earth
Thf're ito ~ bleu ed pafit>a~te
con cernituc thut 111 Ptolll m 127:3·
5. "Lo, ,·hildrf'tl urr an h~rita11e
from 0 11• L ord: a11rl the fruit of
thP womfl is hi,. reword. A•
arro'"v"" are in tlr1• hat~d of a
millhty mafl. 110 arr C'hildren of
one'll youth. 1/uppy is the man
who hath hit~ QUit.'f•r full of tht'm;
they shall not bt• atihomed. but
...,_ ........... ........... _. y ____ .__ ------.. -· "' • ..., ...... No. it ..,.. dut .. ~ .,. -,_._,..,.tiN"""' Chflh••· .... 8iWe..,.. ..
Like ..,.owt ia the h ... ol • -· ...... -.. .._7,. tiN ,..,. -'" .. ,, ... t.Mutr ,. o(
tk•."
Cleer:ly, itisthewWoiGodfor
• --aad hil .u. to Pf'OIIuct children. It ia silly to breliew th•t
God com.idered .ea a sin few
married coupl".
An"-• len.,....,.
Prob.bly ••mall percnu.tol
intim.k rftatioosh;., bet ....
buaband and wife il fGf" the
purporH ol procreat.ioa, 8n
between hu.baad liNt wile,
whether or not 101" the purpoae ol
bepttinr children, should be tiM
n.pttNion of their lcwe for DIN
another.
The Bible .n. no limitatiaN
on tbil marriap rel•tiooeh..ip.
Hebrew• 13:4 .. ,.., "M.,.,.._ it
ho11onal* itt oiL aNI tk lttt4
undefi~rl. buf (ornicato,., aM
odultue,.. God wiUiudle."
Notice that su !Mtween
husband and wif• is
"honorable," the: marriap bed it
underded. But the Umt verN
tefches that su ouldde of
m•rria1e i1 whorith and
adul&erous.
Thilsame teachin1 i.J found in
Proverbl 5;18·20. "Lei thy
fountoin be bluMtl. anti ~04·01!
with the wik of tlly youtA. L~tl
her ~ u -tll.l! lotH,.. leind and
p~tuant rw; let Mr llrftwt•
IOt.-.fy thee ot all tiMft, ortd tw
thou rauUI&ftl olwo~ with h~r
to~. And wily wtlt tllou, my .art,
~ rovUitH wilh a ttranr«
womon, and ~tmbroCI! the boo.o,..
of a forei,ner7"
Notice that a man is to
··rejoice" and be a1tilfied with
the wif~ he married when he wp
youn1. Their love (and thia
pa .. ate it very clearly referrinJ
t.o au) it to be tweet •nd
preciou5. But a man i1 not to "be
ravi1hed with o 1tron1e
woman." He ia not to commit
adultery with 1 atranpr or
foreirne:r. with eomeone to
whom he ia not married. And if
he doe., verse 22 1aya, "H.-. own
iniquitiet •hall toh tlt.e wided
him•dT. and lie 1hall bot held
with the coNI• of 11.-. •in•."
Man~ peoplt-ll'(not:~nd)' and defia nt!)· deny that
they had .my m.tk er. bur blanrantly, proudly and
fooi1Shl) d .um rh.u tht~ are the masters of rht sr
qwn fate and the {.tptJins of rheir soul!.. How foolish
rhat sounds' Ltt us l110k ,u the known bcrs. God
creat~ rhe Euth and man ·TO inhabir 11. Man wa~
dt'!11gned w vulumarilr obe)' his Crearor an:J sn ful·
fill Hii pb.n. He w:u ~pven an mtt'llecr W1th -.•hJCh
to choi;~V nhcodirm! or d1sobedienct'. The first man.
Adun, ch~ d1~1ence because it ~med to 1rtf"C'r
Sra.tisfacr ion to hi' immediate dnires. The acru01.l
~nee of the woman who had ~n det."(:t\·cd
Jtftned beucr ro htm than thC' spir.rual presence 1lf
rhe Crntor. So rhr first man and ..-oman s1nned and
wetC' stparan•d fom God. Wr are rhrir d~~ndants
by the process of reproduction of sp:oes, thus as
Adam"s ch ildrC'n lVe arc not performing rhe pur·
pose for .. -tnch man -.•as creac~. and therdort' are
failurt'!l.
IT COIIMIUW II, lfAjll P8ft. ....... u toctarY
tNIUIOO, tll*OK .o.&A .. ·The ·'Deity of Jesus
How can 'Vt.'C' get back into the purpos! of God~
The answer was gi\'t"n b)' JeS\Is Christ. ··sHJ• )t fiHt
thr fti,gdum nf G od ,md his riRhteoJ.l SI'IeJJ; a'ld dl
thefe thinRJ JhaJI h~ IJ.i:ied l.lntO yo11 ··, Of h1mit'lf
man cannot b~ so rc.-srortcl m God, bur to make thts
posstblr God SC'nt His own Son into the world. He
lived throogh all the stages of inflil nC)·. youth and
manhood and withstOod all triab. He kept all th~
laws in l~ter and spmr. He nevr r failed. His life was
petfrct. He-m!imr~lr fulfilled the purpose of man
The f:ulure of Adam wu punishable wuh d:ath.
The success of Jesus ~a.•as rewarded •·ith lift'. "'A J 1n
Ad 11m ,1/ die. ern 10 1n Chriu Jh11JI all b~ made
lliu e.··· Adam passed h1s death 10 all his descenda nts
and Christ passes H1s erernal life co all •·ho rt'C(:ivt'
Him as tht' Son of God. Are you an heir of Adam
nr a joint·hetr wtth Chr1sr! You can choose
Jt'!lus tht' Man was also the Christ, wh(t was r::·
;«ted and crucified by men whom Hr came to sa \'t'
But He rose from among th(: dead. He stood in rhe
midst of His disciples and s;ud .. Peact' he MnlrJ YI"JM •• ,
But thty dtd not have enough faith w believr: tn
the resurrection of rhe body . So He c:xhtbited His
wou nded hands and frtt, and asked thrm to fec-I
H is flesh and bones . The-y still doubred because it
.lrt'1lle'd w thC'm tOO good to be u ue. Then He au:
fUh and hon~ycomb w furtht"r pwve His f(:alit}··
Then He appraled to rhei.r intelh:crs by telling
thtm that all these things fulfilled 1hr prophecies
written in thC' law of Moses. the prophe-ts and Psal ms
concerning H im, bur rhey still did noc comprehend.
'Thrtt opeHed b~ theff Mn4erstatfdj,•g. tlut th•r
,Ught *tlderstt~nd thfl u ript*res."• Thtn they under·
stood and conunued to praise God for such ::~ _t,tlori·
ous Saviour and Lord.
To save you and me, Chmr Jesus '"II IIIli'• hrnHrlf
CJ/ no rep*rmion, 11nd too• *P on bim tht form of 11
J~llfU . 11ffli 1411'! mild• "'the Jjhn•u of mtoft : And
being foNnd in /t~shirm 111 • ,,,, he hNmbled him·
.1t>Jf, nuJ hect~mr ob•tlinl NftiO d.Mh , ,..,ftl tht-,J,,,J,
nf thto' cross. Wbrrrfor• God 11/Jo hlllh bighJy exMt~d
bim. •ltd git•ctl him , tt.~~wu whi&h iJ •hov• et~"")'
,..,e: ThM 111 rh~ HMn' of /,.slit every _.,,,. shoNJJ
bOCP, of tJ,;,gs in hellr'"'· ,,J th;ttgt ;, e11rth . 1111!
thin~! NPfdtr th• e~~tth; Alfll th11t "'"1 Joni(Nc
sho.Jd cq,.jru th41 /e1111 Ch,iu iJ Ltwd, to th• Rlory fl/ God th11 Fttrh..,. ~.
Do you find your~lf in Gocft pll.n, or do you
make your own plans, nyins ro adjust youtKif tO
the constantly chansin~ moraJ ttandarda of ow to-
called pro,vnsive: dv1liarion? Can you correctly
annver tMie 10 vilf.l qut'"ICioru:?
Mao cannot con~i«r hinuelf a prosrt'Siin we·
cca with eyes elated rowa.rd the Bible. You can
ht&ft oo prace until you have c..hc c:orrea anwtr.
Are you. wa.ryin& ~If trying tO Md the door
ro pea«, joy and lik. Or have: you brlieved and ac·
oepto:l the fKt that the Door and the: onJy Door to
God'• pb.o of ,.Jvacion is Jetus Quia, God's Son/
lliiU •-t-••~ II W...... •·H : 21 l Gorii'Wflo!.•10 )I 1..-14:)6: 4) Loolw 24:0 ; )) Pbili ....... l:f.ll
~ TfiCI Soc.,._ _,.._ -..;_,;o.
,..,_.,., fl/ ,.,.,.,_ ~-,,.,. I 111'
11 W• 461'11 ._, N-Y""' )6. N Y ~·· ...
"THE GLORIOUS LIBERTY
OF THE CHILDREN OF GOO"
By tile late Dr. R. A. Tornr
Famou11 evanretdt w.,o d.IH la 19%8
THE SWORD OF THE LORD, WUR FREESBORO, TENN .
V'/<> Anl!!fiCilnS: IIAVP ltll "1<1'11
vears CPieb<lltec1 ow lohm!v liS ,m
ondependl.'nt nal10<\ 011 !1-.• 4t h o!
July
It does not lollow Iron• 11"s ht'>w
ever that all A,n~•••CII••s ar•• now
fret• Far fro rn •t' T11"'" of lh!· mol
l•ons of alcoholoc~ ;~rid diiiQ ,lfl
diCIS I>Olr•l(1 Woll1 Chi! IllS li"'Y U'll~
WISh thl'V COuld !.)!Pi!'.. T!\Hi k of 1\"o'
slaves 10 "''"101111 p;tsS•ous to v•n
16nt te~1llf'fS 10 ni(IIICIOUS llittl.l"!
lng 1101 IO ""'n\10" 5MlOI.Ul(J ilnCI
othe1 hab•ts tht-v ca•utot t;ontrol
No the vast "oalc.•tv of A,, •• ,,c<J•1S
are SI<Jves to Wf>il sun1 •I at! lll>
tn Ol"ll' NO'd .!<Ill
If God •S a "~+"'"'-'115 Jut1Qf'
ilnd HP 1"5 Ho• 11111!".1 ol C:OliiS•'
f>lllliSh Sill ~o"' 6:1 4 i;ly~ /lit
w.lf]t.'.l vi ~ '" " llo>.l/1> hui 0" !I~·
011-.e• l~tt•·d tl'!'n~ GOO I Ceo-15 J
s.Jvs. (Ill"/ ,,,,.rl fr• .,,. '"'~
l !lf• l01d ..1<·~"~ Cl"'"' WoiS nto
S' '""''. HP lli!c1 tnmnoo tt•·d 110 ~· on•·s. tht-·•· wao; no w•on~l Ho· hilCI to flil ~
fO<. Ho' hltd no lh•ollh !O d11" I! WdS
'"' n .. alll HI> ct•nr! •'I Cnl~nrv Jrrrl
WP a•" Silvf>c1 If()!>\ !1"' 1.-'!loill y dS
Wt' look <H C.Jiva•y aolfl ~11-¥ Tho~
•~ fl\!1 H1" r)• ol!h ''" '" .hm(J IJ •!>
mu1< Ho• ~~ :~)~WJI ft)l 1'1~ ~111 I
woll iiCl:•'P\ llr<" n•'l ld <..it~f uP I ,,,,.t 11"" ··~ '"" s,,_.,, i h•~ '"" w()oll••dul 1•111'• Oo•,o!ll
Jlu· I"""·'''' ol tl~· "'"'-~<~ '" "'11, t .. rJ
~'" II' Ill I II!/'/ l!•'f•'''"" lfl''
l,h\ t lo• I•• O\ I""""' <111'1•• 111 •,
11 1 ~ '"' f llf 11"" l.l><" "" , ,., 11 11 rl ,.1
W•• ,.,11.,111 \"· 1 >•llh·•'"'"ll ,111 1!1.-•''
/lq,ll n II\<~ '" w!<\ n .. 11 1 ~.·~~ '"
f.i,ll 2 I') I 1}0f()<xll· II~· 111.-, <1"'
d•··lfl Ill ''"' 1,11'.1 Th" '""'" f'-'V 11111
ol ""'" !f> .1•··•1 " l•ul til\•" p.,,l WhO!! an o1 tiP1 'ljpto•H•U ;.,,, t.,,~ "•'S Unl
'""'\'' .h•,t\11 '" C•"•"{ Jt•>tl ~"I ho~·
Ho•· Would l'ou Prove Tk•t
Jeeu11 Christ Is Really
the Son of God!
F"lr~t or all. I would prove thft
He rQIIe from the dead. o r thll
tht>rt' h• abundant proof. I have
alvt'n II f'l~wher(' I The Blbhs urwl
It• Chl't~t) and wilt not tept'at It
hf're. The fact that Jeau1 Christ
rc»t' from the dud provn beyond
a quettlon that He 11 the Son oc
God.
He: Ope:nly Claiftled to Be the:
Son of God
,,,,,. ''t'"' ''' (),·, .. ;lo'"""r>•• When Ht was here upon earth
l"'~',""'l I• •··•til G<tl "''"'" vo1J He l""f!Pfi'oted.JII Udo.~d that He
10 1~· I••··· .,.,,JI,. ''' · ,, H•n•s<>ll was the Son of God, the Son of
'"''''~"''f•·•~oluvlot ,u ... mctwarn~ God In a unlqut' lf'nse, the Son
1tho w "'jill<.• '" .,.lo,.i P,t.,l -ails of God In a M'hlt' In which no
11~ •,II• •>II• l•h•·•ll "1 1 1~ • 1'•' other man Is the Son of God. Jn
"'"'" '" Uto:l ~ .... b 21 1'""1h"' 'Mark 12:6 Hf! tau1ht that while
l•u•; ,, •. "'"1'""''''''''...., to! 1 1~ 1•'"'' ·the prophet•. even tl"lf' 1reatest of 1•1'' ~'''" 1•••"1 ''' 11• f.\11,..,, them, wert ae:rva ntl, He was a
Will) ,,,,.,, vm,. rl•··•11" .u~<t ~"11 wdl Son. an only Son. Jn John 5 :22 23
'"'d nrm ltk ••Po<'ll ''"' •I "1'•>1 H ht h 11 '1 11 "" S"" l'~'ll·lor<· ~""'' , .• ,,, h e 1•':-f, t at • men ahou d ~01, ft,.,. ~" sll.rll ,,.. 11 .. ,. "'r1:'''ll onor m evpn "'' they honot't'd
1 Jnhn 11 36• the F"atht'r. In John 14 :9 He went
10 far aa to .. ,. : "He that . .,ath
~~een mf' hath ~e'en the-Father."
When The End Comes ... What? Men hated Him for maklna this
claim to be the Son of God : the)'
.pvt Him to death (or ma.king thll
claim (Matt. 26 :63, 66), but twfore
thfy put Him to death for maktnr
thla elalm Ht told the-m thst God
wouJd wt Hla teal to the claim
by ralJina Hlm lrorn the dead. lt
WN a JtUJMndoUI elalm to make :
11 was an appa~Uy abturd c1aim..
but God did aet His aMI to H by
r.llln1 Jnua hun tM dead. By
dolnc thla God H~Jf hu Mid mon dNrly than it He: lhouJd
. tpellk trom the opeD ........
day : ''Thll )Ibn Is what He ela.lml
to bt. He la My Son. All men
I w11.~ U.lkmg !O an Y!h~t~l
(\ne t.la y, and hl' saJd , "I \In
not hthne. W1l son. wha l
you arc prtilrlllrljt."
I sa1d. "You havt' told til('
Whill )'OU do nt)l hdi\'W .
pt:dt"ap~ you w1ll Jell m•·
what you do hehcve "
He uid, "I believe tho.t
death t'nds all "
I uid, "So dq l .shake on
tl "
··Whal i" he repl1ed . "Y t)U
hdieve that dta!h end~ all'!"
"I eer~ilinly i,)l)," l
an~weretl , whnt'upnn ht·
said .
"You ~'t'
Chnslian " '
l 5aid . "\'am '11.11>: of that.
there Is none other li ke me
m the world A ~ ;r Chrl~li Mn .
I ;rs~et l the hclief th11t duth
end ~ all."
lie U1d h•· h~o~J ne~~r
hurd ~u..:h 11 1h1n1 . llt'ltl I
added, "It lli lime: you ht:arJ
o;,omcthin• new "
He \lid 1 wa1o pl11)'1n1
wiTh h1m, "0 I wc:IJI on
"lk01th t•nth llll )'O Ut chance
ol dmna l'lfil. dnth cmh all
yuut juy , tl..:al h •·mlli .til
)'UUI !'1111\'t'h , ,11! )'mil
Olllth /1 ill II ~. ,1JI )'IIIII
frknd~l11r~. •h-.,111 l'tut, .• 11
lpr yolll. :11111 )••U )t•• ••Ill
Ilk • •t>l ~·1
l"nd .. Ill)
wo~nt.l•·nllJ!"· .1ll Ill)' Jc:.u .... til
ill)" jll'tl)lt'~tlll'"· .tlf Ill)'
~dh'" ,tnJ p.1m~. \lt•,,llt \"llt.l'
ll ,1!1. 1111d I gn lo I"' ~Hh
ahOuJd honor Him evt'n u they
honor the Father." I Want You, Jesut Olr"t provn Hlrnaelt to
bta the Son of God by the clalm
He made to be the Son of Cod Not Your Money .... ""the ... , In w .... II• oub-•tanUated that eLalm by Hl..l ftl·
Gypay SmiTh tell • how,
d ter heint away from ho mr
~~eVen months, he and his
fJmily a!lended 1 bazaar.
OeJitinl to pleaae bi1 lillie
11r1. hr handed her some
money uyina. "Take It ,
Ullah, and buy what you
Uke ."
Her eyes filled with
tean •nd Jl'te cried , "Daddy,
I don 't want your dd
money : I wan( you!"
Ho w hltthly ~;u~•t l¥e
lhlt ill! God Wlftlll Ull f1UI of
I ll, lk Wllnf l litH Jn \Ol", Utll
urreeUon from the dead.
H .. Bla ...... C!Mneter
But a. allo aubltantialled It by HW c~~oo:racwr. by ltl .._. _.
at,..u. and noblllty. 'nat c:M.ne--
1..-ol Jetul am.t .. well ....
wdwnally dnUtH. Jewa nowaa
..,.,admit lbat. Tht ...t MIGI'ta
01,11 lnldt ......... adlaltted lt. BWil
CoL hpnol1 -.... : "' ..... to ..,-ono. nd for 111. to Gat _ .... _ ..... ,~ .....
........ ol~ ..... u.. ... -...,.... ' ....... " ""' ............ .. ...... to ................. fll.
......... ol tNth .... ol. ~. •>a ...... .., ._.,a... """""* .... of ......... &Wlw
.,.. wMt-Jtr +In • .... . ..._ .... __ ... _..,. ......... ......
He ,.,.,af"'IIWtt. H~Wfn e«oru
have been P\lt forth to dltcndit
the Goapel 1torin of Ouilt'a mJr·
aclet, but thHt dorta ba.... all
rnulted in utter and Jammtabll
flllUt't!.
Ckra.t'e laft....a oa tlile World Hua...s.,.,.,....,
He 1ut.tanUawct Ilia dUra by
Hil ... /IIWIIOI on U. history ol the
world. lt needl no arpam~~~t to
provt' that Chrl•t'• Influence upon
th(o hlltory or thC' world hal bfto.n
tM.-nt'I'\C('nt lmme .. urably ~yond
that of any other man who ever
llvC'd. His lnftuence upon Individual
lite. domC'IItic Ul<", IOC'Ial life. In·
dustrlal iif<'. political lift', It would
be foolish 10 compare with thft of
any other man, or 1hat of all men
put torethc'r.
Now If Je1u11 Chrllt ~·as not dl·
vii"K' a~ He cl1ii"I'IC'd to be.>, Hr ~· ..
• bl aaphcmt'r and •n lmpoator or
"I~ a lunatic:. Jt 11 t'asy to lt'l"
that Hi11 inftu€'n«> upon h\l:tol-y 11
not lh8t or a lUnatic. or that of •
blasph€'tnt'r and Jmsx-tor. Then
certainly He: mull hav€' bH'n the!
Son or God •• Ht' claimed. ..,
H le [)I vine Power Today Prove•
Hl11 Deity
. I would furthermore prov<" that
.J~\.IS Chrlat 11 1ht' $on or Cod by
potntlnl to the fact that Ne pot-
lit!~' tlil'i'le JM)Wir Jolla,-, It il
not n(!('fSiary to 10 back to ~
miraclcl Chri1t performed when
upon earth to Pf'O\Ie that He l),u
divine PQWtr. He exen::!-. tlllt
power today and any one can Wt.
It :
I 1) He hal J'OWI'r to 1~.
Thouaanda can tntlfJ that tiM)' c.~mc." to Chrl.tt burdrcned with an
a•.'u/ l('ftle Of IUIIt, and thet He
hat ktually ctven their 1ullt)' con.
!IICient)r pe.cc.-, absolute peace;
t2) He: hal ~r tOIIGr to aet
Sota"'' dctl"'l trw. He -eta tht
ont!' chained by drink frw from Uw
power of drJnk, the on. r:ba.tn.d by
opium fnre from the PG'W'W ot
osMum. You ml)' .. ,. valiout eurn
do this, but the I!Utt a~ '*-..,..
tlJe:l. 1'hne varloul tt~l'll -.
c1rup, O.ritt a mtl'9 word, a.n.t
lttl ,,. not only '""' ~ bat r ............ _..,......,..
IMrl puff', He ..... tM .....
I'Dift UMfl8th, the ~ ._,.
OUistlU.. •• ...,.., ... -...
·~---,.,. Ooriot " ._.... ,..., ....... lhw of oount.._ -.. _. .,__
~...,.... ,., ......... tMt ............. Ood.,_
.,... ClwtiC .. ...... -..: ... .,
t:ll!ll ............. , ......... ... ........................ ..., ...... .
•
I
L .... ta
1-l5.t74
FErf110UI80aJIEIS •.om ft' A1"'!.111£JfT
---,._ 11 iollc .... •u: ....,.._
.... UallmJhd, M71 f'Ucter
Aq.. ,.....,. van.,, ca.
1%101: Joa PllJ Clemeu,
N7l f"Ueke.r Ayt .. fouta!8 vau.,, ca. ~)8. na. bwdneP lJ cc»ducl-
ed by u lldtflduL
SAped: Joo CJemeu.
Tb1l .utemtllll was t1Jed
wttb tbe county clt'rk of Or-
uce CouDty May 12, 1tn6.
PubU.h: May 20, 27, Juoe
3, 10, l g'IG, ln t be Newport
Hltbor Enstp. F -56!94
LIGAL MOTICI
S-Z0080
FJCTmotTS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tllllti:MY1 MY ll, ...
COMJU 06. ... CM..
LIML•nca
JIOTICt TO C'UIIn.
IVPEBIOit COUWT C. Ta
STAT£ OF CAJ.II'Omi.A
FOB 1"BE COOifT1 01'
ORA.*Z
No. A_...
t:ltlee tJI L£0L.A ••
GRIFFrnl M1 LIOL.l
GRJFnTB.~
LIUL-1'1Ca
8-1415M fJCif"<""TI..,I'k>.,US 8UIIMESS
HAM£ ST ATEMDT
I'E I I I IOUIBCawl•
..._ ITAftMDIT
1'1111 t" ..... ,..... ••
... h•r F U: Wl!llllenl
Pec:tllc ..... & ..... !449
Is •••• .. .,.ma..n.ca. -., &.rill Pllil O"III.W-
._, MftJe""'o,llewport
8~ Ca. IIIMO.
1'tU II 0 r A 11 CDDdllcted
bJ• lld'T1tll.
8lcllllcl: "-ta CV8111Jn.a.
T'bt.s ........... su med
Will ~ eo.ty eluk ol Or-
&111(1 eo.tJ May 10, li'76.
Nbltlllr. .... , n. Ja.e 1,
10, 1?, 19'76, lD t'-Newport
Hutlor Eaap. f -5US3
LIGALMOTICI
FlCTITIOUS BU'SIRESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followtDc penoa ls
dotac t.llfDess u : Patrtcta
Pet Products, 795 Jou.D St.,
COita Mesa, Ca. 9262'7:
UIIS
801'rE
OF TJtUI!U 'll.ll.£
T..l. l'o.-• ftD!I!IDAY. ~ II
LMris £~pee ~ ••
IS, at rtn E • ..._ Bhd ..
• IMIM>.AY, AND,;. c., ......... : ... "'
!11-A Cedar, ·~
S'IIDrM, .............. ......
at u~so ,~ ... _. dluttd
will e.ltt'llltll 11111.11,._ . . . a-. Soaa F....,.,
U, of 101 SborecWr Ad,.
Sbore CUtJt, wu dlarpd
w1tb I.Dtol1catec! ctt.Dt*riJ
CCIDdlret at %:!5 a.m. at tile
l'fi'W'POrter laD ••• James
Allea T~ C7, wu
placed u<ter cltll.eGa arrest
by b1a u-wlfe, I.Dd cMrpd
wftb tr...,ass(Qg, tor ret.-
stng to leave ber bo:me at
613 Poppy, Coroaa del Mar,
~t 3.30 J).m. ~ • • Stereo
equipment and guJtar, valued
at $350, weN burglarized
from tbe home of Melvyn
we WentL, 121 E. Bay, Bal-
IJoa, between 5 p.m. April
29 and noon AprU 30.
...... .................. ., ................ ................. _ .. ,.,, ....... ....
VIew IIIII&, at .... l:e
p ............... ~
plu lbalth,OOOta~
card aetu~ea • • • Two t~t
eJdel, toa~~~eC~ • noo -=-, wen 111101• from • ..,.._.
p8tJo at tbe bome ot .. ...,
ADD Netberatt, !000 Ocela
BIYCl., Ba.Jboe.. betw._ 7 p.
m. lid t:JO p.m. .•• Btuw·
t.ars brote tbe SllctJat rta•
door at Martaen lJ.bruy
2005 Dcwer, W..cttur:
sometlme bettreeD 5 p.m.
... , 1 ad a a.m. Way s,
IDd toot ao tlectrte tnat-
•rtter, u a.dcbc maehlei, •
a OIOfie proJector, a ~
Plate Ud coffee llllbr, m-
ued at $1,900.
Tbe Collowtng person ls
<lol.ac business as. Mama
MeCa.rtJiy's, 2500 West
Coast Hlgbway, Newport
Beach, CA. 9U&O:TheSban-
DOD Co1110ration, a Ca!Uor-
nb OOf110ratloo, 2500 West
Coast Highway, Newport
Beacb, CA. 92660.
M01'1Ct: IS II£JtDY
GIVEN to tbe ~a fll
tbe lbcwe lllJDid dec 1 s 1 r
that all per-. .. ,..
elalms apiDtt tM I&Jd Cle--
ceMilt IJ't l'WCIIlf.nd to me
them, wtth tbe secu•n
voacben, lD the ome. of
tbe eletk ol the alloq •-
tltled oourt. or to prMeat
tbem, wttb tbe DeOeiMI'J
Youcbers, 11o tbe ~
at tbe oftlce atblsa&ao~M)'s,
K ~e 1D<1 lb. llewport
Arches Marta~ hiJdllc,
3333 Welt Cout Jftch'ay,
Suite 401, Newport s..eta. c alllomta 9!&6!, Wblcll ..
tbe place of ..... at U.
tmdersjped 1D all ma.tten
pe rtl1D.f.nc to tbe e.t1te at
said deeedent, wWda t.r
montha after tbe flrtlt pe-
Ucatioo of tbls DOUce.
n. foUwllc .--.. do&sc hat III 18: PblWps
111utM se.re.. !tZ5 New-
Pld 8IM.. ~ Beacb,
CalJforata lhiO: Rocer E.
DoeMile. 11101 Bolll.arer,
Padae Palbades, Call-
Ionia torn.
Patrtel.a A. Frttb, 795 Joann
St., Costa Mesa, Ca. 926Z7.
Tbls ba.atoess t. CODdacted
by 1.0 iDdtYtcU.l.
0.. J.. .. 1171, at 11
A.M., SOUTH BAY Fl-
lfAJICLAL COR,,, u t1Jy
&IIPOJattd TJ"UUtae ~lad
....,_.. to Deed at Trat
n cordtd .,Udl 21 1t7S
u tut No. 111Z8, i. boot
11184, Jlt(t ..... ot OftleJaJ
Records bl the omc. ot a.
COUDty Recoro.r :4 0rup
Couoty, State o1 Ca.utonta.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
AUCTION TO HJGHE:ST
BIDDER FOR CASH(Jie)'lbJe
at tlme of ale tD ladll
money of tbe Uldted stat .. )
at tbe malo entruce of 55U
LaPaJma AYeoue, LaPalma
Call!., au rlgbC, tJtle a.nd
lnteNst conveyed to IOdaow
held by It aDder aid Deed
o1 Tnast to the property
situated ln said County a.od
State desr.rfbed as;
Lot 29 of Tract No. 7Z36
u per map reeol"ded in
book 282 pages 18 to !1
Miscellaneous t4aps 1n tbe
ottlce of the COUDty re-
corder of said COIIDty.
eaa...wu~wtatta
tol:lc:etect c~Ucmterl)' OGMiet
at t;to p.m. lD tbe !100
b1oet ol W. 0ceu FfOGl.
Cestral Newport ••• ~rt
llteueJ SmJtb, !8, of 5!5-A 8~rc1, Colli Mea, wu
ebar(ed wttll mlsdemeuor
d~ ctrt~LQc at 1 a.m. at
353 t:. Cout Hwy ., oear tbe
baJ brf.ctce ••• Ctuunsbud
radio eqatpmeot Ylhsec2 a.t
$575 wu ltoleo from Henry
Kem.ict'a car 1tbtle ft was
parked lD rroot of h1J bome at
34? 62Dd. Newport Sbores,
from 10 p.m . .AprU 28 110til
6 a.m. April 29 •.. A pres-
sure page and a tank of
DJlroRs oxide, nJued at $250,
were ltoleo from a wooden
stonge shed at the offlce or
tieotist Jotm Pedersen, Z503
Eastbluft Dr., East Blu!f,
between 4:15 p.m. AprU ZB
and 8 a .m. April 29.
• FRIDAY, APRJL 30
Douglas Wayne Freder-
tckse, 20, of 1779 Westmi.D -
ster, Costa Mesa, was
booked at police headquar-
ters at 11 a.m. on a charge
Gf selling mariJJana .••
Harry Roy Burch, 27, of
20291 Acacia, Santa Ana
Helgbts, was charged wttb
misdemeanor dnank driving
at 7:15 p.m. at Coast Hwy.
and Cameo Shores . • .
Potted pla.nts valued at $1 50
we re taken from the front
proch of the home of Robert
Gary Hersch, 9ZO Notting-
ham, West<'utf, between 3
p.m. AprU 29 aDd 1 p.m.
Ap rll 30 •.. Outdoor tables
and chairs valued at S-485
bPioogtng to the r\ewport
Crest Assn., were stolen
between April 1 and .April
30 from the communlty
swimming pool at Tlcouder -
op and lntrepld • • • Two
electroniC' dlsplay termi-
nals, valued at S2,250, v;e~
s1olen from the otrices of
Englne~r Supervision Co. at
170 ;.oewport Center, between
3 p.m. AprU 16 and 2 p.m.
AprU 30 • . • An antique
shjp's bell and a brass toy
,ack, valued at $260,
were noticed missing from
the home or June Craot' at
5210-1 ;2 Neptune, West
~twport, after a party for
14 guests ended at 11:15
p.m.
.. TUESDAY, MAY 4
L YDD Laore G rtllltb, !? •
of 113 Fenlea!, Corona del
Mar, was eb.ar&ed with rnts-
demeaoor drunk drt~tnc at
1933 Bayside, Corou ~1
Mar. at 7 p.m •••• Ra)-Cu-
tts Hasler, 28, of 173 Met-
rill, Costa Mesa, was char-
ged wttb grand auto theft
wheD be was a.r,..sted at
12:40 p.m. at 2Zod ancs w.
Ocean F roat, Central New-
port ••. Brian Lee Skinner.
19, ol 1001 Mariao Lane.
H ar'boT Highlaock. WU
booked at poUee belllqvar-
ters 011 a cbarge of receiv-
ing iDown ltoleo property
• •• William Wallace's 1975
Comet a.uto, wltb a traJJu
attacbed, was stoJeo trom
in froot of hU borne at 3607
Flnley, Yt' est Newport. !»-
tween 12:30 a.m. IOd a a.m.
••• Wlltoo Pattenoa·s Sl%5
bicycle was taken from b1s
unlocked pnge ac 121! Key
West, Harbor VIew Hrus
between 9 p.m. May 4 aod
8 a.m. May 5 ••• A llrf-
bc:Jarc1 and wetsutt beloogtng
to St.aoley Schroepfer, 1560
Placeatl.J., West Side, were
stolen from his ca.r whlle 1t
was parked ill the 100 block
of Zotb, CeotrtJ Newport,
betw~ 7:17 a.m. and 7:30
a.m., by a thief Wbo opeoect
a wtndWlng ••• Gold ettff-
lillks. rold shlrt studs aDd a
mo"ley cUp, valued at $414,
were burglarized from tbf'
home of Jouoe Mastrocola,
726 BISOD, East Bluff. be-
tween 1 p.m. a.od 9:30 p.m.
This business ls conduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corporation Name: The
Sbanooo Corporation, Owen
M. Powell, sec.-tr eas.
This statement was tued
wltb the county clerk of Or-
ange County Apr. 26, 1976.
Publish: May 20, 27, June
3, 10, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -55577
LIGAL MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is
doing business as: Pak West
Paper and Chemiral, 1901
South Ritchey Street, Santa
Ana, Call!ornta 92705:
Dempsay-Blower Corpora-
tion, a Catl!oml2 corpora-
tion, 1901 South Ritchey
Street, Santa Ana, C alt-
fornta 92705.
Tbis business ls conducted
by a corporation.
Corporatloo Name: Demp-
say-Blower Corporation,
John G. Dernpsay, Presi-
dent.
Thls sbtement was tUed
wttb tile county clerk or Or -
ange County May 5, 1976.
PubUsh: May 13, 20, 27,
JWie 3, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56039
LIGAL•nct .... tJI~ IU$1N ••
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following per10ns are
dol.nr busi.Dess u· Jogging
Shirts, S31-1/2GraodCanal,
Balboa Island, Ca. 92662:
Scott K. Andersoo Jr.,
331-1/2 Gran<! Canal, Balboa
Island, Ca. 92662; Rochelle
Battermann, 4010 Park New-
port. 1215, Newport Beach,
Ca. 92660; James Hletbrlnk.
621-1/2 Larkspur Ave., Co-
rooa del Mar, Ca. 92625.
Tbts business Is conduct -
ed by a general partnership.
Slped: Scott K. Ander10n Jr.
This btement wu nled
wtth the county clerk of Or-
a.oce County Apr. 30, 1976.
Publlsh: 'hy 6, 13, 20,
!7, 1976, to the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -55831
LIGAL MOT1CI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe foUowlna persons are
doiDc bustness u: Interiors
by Claire, 3355 Vla Lido,
Newport Beach, Calli. 92663:
Claire Freldlnger, 1712
Galuy Dr., Newport Beach,
Call!. 92660; Daniel N.
Zltsler, 655 Deep VaJiey
Dr., Rolling Hills Est.,
Callf. 90274.
This business Is cooducted
by a UmJted partnership.
Signed: Claire F reldloger.
Thia ltltement wu tlled
wtth ttlt county clerk of Or-
lilt County May 3, 1976.
PvbUsh: May 6, 13, 20,
!7, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Eutp. F -55930
LIGAL MC»TIC.
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT n. 1D1JoW111c pertoU are
dOUC t.lllAM& u: Mlltard
s..d F&itb, olllet: SOOl W.
s.Gower -oftlet B, S•ta A.a. Cal. 9!704; ma.wnc:
P.o. Box 4t69, lntDt, Cal.
trlll: L .. t. Edward Mc-
VaJ, lU-E BroactwaJ, Co-* M .. , Call!. ~U7;
PrHiola Bloc Fq, 435
Aldll, L~CUD& B•ch, C&llt.
.. ,, Oarnt llelftA coo-.
1001 CooiJdp, 19, Colt&
II~ CaW. IIIMM; Cbar~s
IAOI Bldord, 7tl W. WU.oo,
''• Coal ....... Call!.
till?. nu ....... aa CCDt~eted
bf a ,_.n1 puWrlhlSI.
8tpldt CbariM 1... S.r4.
'Na ............ ftled
wt1111 tM ~' clen of Or-~ c.-, .._, a. lrtl. . ~ .. ., •• u, zo.
l'f, 1t'71, Ia tbt Ntwp0l1 a.n.r Is 'p r -lltll
Dated April 1976.
Muvlo K. Taft, Exeeator
or the wm of tbe abot'e
named deeedeot.
n.ta t.IIUeesll eooducted
b)' Dlldndlal.
Stpecl: Rorer E. Doebke
Tlda .....,.. .... ftled
wltll ~ ooaatJ elerk of Or -
&lilt C.-ty Apr. 21. 1976,
Pabl.lsb: May 13, 20, 27,
Keene and Dtoa, Lawyera,
Newport Arches Martu
Bulld1ng, 3333 W. Cout
lflghway, 1401, Newport
Beach, CA 9Z66S, Tele-
phone: (714) 645-4044~ At-
torneys tor Esecutor.
Publish: May 6, 13, 20,
27, 1976, lD the Newport
Harbor Ensign.
LIGALMOnCI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlng per10o Ia
dlling business as: Alex
Industries, me., P.O. Box
3129, 305 West Romoeya
Drtve, Anaheim. Cal1tonala
92803: Alex Foods, Incor-
porated (California corpora.
tlon), 305 West Romneya
Drive. Anabetm, Calllornl.a
92803.
This buslnesst.s eooducted
by a corporatloo.
Signed: Dooald R. Price,
assistant treuurer.
This statement tiled wttb
the county clerk or Oruce
County Apr. 30, 1976.
Publlsh: May 6, 13, 20,
27, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Enstgn. F -558!1
LIUL-TCI
S-20010
F"ICTfTIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
i'bf followl.ac pei'IOOI are
dolng business u: Valley
Center La.od va.re, c/o
Frederick S. Pretcott. late
Antigua Way, Newport
Beach, CaJ.Uonlla 9Z660:
James c. Mwtman, 1422
West Culver, Ora.Dce, Cali-
fornia 92668; Jolm T. Abra-
ham, 1422 West Culver,
Orange, Cal1forn1t 92~a;
Robert N. Du~hy, 1201 Welt
LaVeta, Oraage, Calltorn1t
92668; Robert F. Woltt, 5!5
Spoleto Drive, Paclftc PaU-
sades, Call!ornla; Fl'tdertck
S. PNscott, 16t4 ADttcua
Way. Newport Beach, CalJ-
fllml2 92660; Gen.ld ZatllJl.
1000 West LaVeta, Oruce,
C all!omia 92668.
This bust.oess 1s OOIDCSKt-
ed by a general parbaerlblp.
Slgned: Frdertck S. Pres-
cott.
This statemeat wu ftled
wttb tbe eounty clerk of Or-
ange County Apr. 22, lt'76.
PubUsh: May 13, 20, !? ,
June 3, 19'76, In the Newport
Harbor Enatan. F -554"7A
L!GAL MOTICI
S-15!%8
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
T-he followtac per~ t.
doing busl.Desl as: Ell ..
C. Bou II CofDIIIJIY, 51% s.
Brookburlt St., Aoahelm,
Ca. 9280t: EUCtDf C. Bou.
1861 s. Ru ter st., AD&hetm,
Ca. 92802.
This buat.Dea 1s eoldacted
by an lDd1ridllll.
Slped: E~~~t~M C. Sol.
TbU lbtt1D411t ,.. ft1td
wltb the~ deft fll Or-
UCt COUDtJ ~r. 20, 1t'71.
Pab111b: Ma.y 11, ao, !?,
JWM S, l t'76t lA tbt Mewport
Harbor Eulp. F-5utl
LIIM.-11C1 s-tue
FICTITIOUS 8'"~-ra~
N.liiE ST ATtMEJn'
Tbe IDUowilc ,..._.an
doiiC bellnl• u: ... s
CabtMU, 915 I . Wlftt paa A"·· s..ea -. -.ott 1 .. 1 P. Md..., hM
Rtlt&, IM14 DID LMI, ....
Aaa. Calif. 111105.
TIIU"II Jllla<llll"'etlld b., ........... --= ...., ~-... nu .......... ....
• 1M 011117 den flfOr·
uce co.tr .., '· ""'· MLta: ..., aa. -. rr
J .. a, It'll, • till ~
Hanor letlp.. r :siiii
JIM a, lr76, Ia tbe Newport
Hutor Eulp. F -55418
LIGALNOnC!
S-lf5t1
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe tol.lowtlc penoo is
cloJ.ac wstDesa u: Gary
Net.oo · ' Auoctates, 1300
QuaJJ Street, SW.te 102, New-
port Beeeta. 92MO: Gary
Ceoe Nel.m. 1!56 Rutland
Road, 13, Newport Beach.
92660.
Tbia bullDessls conducted
by &D lDdtricllal.
Slped: Guy G. Nel10n.
Tbla ltatemeat was ftlec2
wttb tbe coaty clerk of Or -a.oc• Couaty Apr. 20, 1976.
Pllb111b: May 13, !0, 21,
Juat 3, 1tnl-, 1D tbe Newport
• Hllt)or Euap. F -55386
LIGALMOTICI
S-11234
FICTITtOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followLac periODS are
doillc buliaea u: IA<:ty
ReaJty-Com(!llnY. 512 S.
lrap~1'1r.t-.., Sutte5,Ana-
betm, 92106: Eu.:ene Cba lr·
Ho ~:. Gt>Mral P ctner,
l8G~ S. Huter Sf .,f~3. ~la
btlm, Caw. 92802; Gooo s~.-(
ffa.'l, Ltm ited P:.:tnar, 5132
S. Su Gabriel Pl., Ptco
Rl•era. Ca. 90&60.
T~l bu•!Det811cooli J•:ted
by a llmlted putnershJp.
Siptd: Euaeoe C!u~-Ho
Bou.
Tb11 statemeat was f1led
wlth tbe couaty clerk of Or-ure Couty May 7, 1976.
Publt.b: May 20, 27, June
3, 10, 1976, 1D tbe Newport
Harbor Eostp. F -56142
LHALMOTICI
S-15271
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATE ME NT
The followq penons are
<!ollie buai.Dess as: The Hot
Spot, 3'72 S. Tusttn AYe.,
UDit !? , Orure, Ca. 9Z666;
Ja.me• B. Wabel, 311 S. Earl-
bam, Orure, Callfornta
92666; Ectwtn Fraocls De-
Freese, 2"8 RoiiDDe, Lone
B•cb, CallforQfa; John M.
Wabe&. IllS. Earlham, Or -
up, Ca1Uonl1a 92666;
Georce Watlldsctoo Toon,
4053 AtptD LaDe, Ch.t.oo,
CaUiomta 91710.
Thit buatoen 11 coDdueted
by a lflltral .-rtDerlhtp.
Slptd; Jobo M. Wabel,
a caeraJ .-rtot:.
Thlt stattmtat was ftled
wltb tbe co.ty cltrk of Or -
~ eo.ty May 11, 19'76.
PubU.A; ... , 20, 27 f JI&Dt
J, 10, lt'lt, 1a ~Newport
Harbor Eutp. F -~!?5
LHM.IIOTICI
S-1$28!
FICTITIOUS 80SINESS
N .AilE ST .l TIMB NT
'nl~penouart dotlc ....... u: F'tnJIM
COIIPUJ, J'71S. 'ratta AYt.,
ue~ 1'7, o....._ caua,n~a
tMM:Ja .. a:w-.a.au
S. lll'lllla, Orllp, CalJ-
Ionll --= lftta ,...ell o.r,..... ..........
l.-...._C~IoM
11. •-... in a. ~uaua.
Onlp. c .......... . o.... ...., .... Tooa.
a.t ~ "-. Cldao. caa..-ttuo.
'hill• dat•llea t et.d
., ll ... nJ ............ .................... .............. "*' *h••t ,.. ... ,.. .. ~eleftotOr-.... c.-, ..., 1!,_ lftt.
Nt& ..., .. n,hM
a. 10. "'' ....... .,.., • .._ rercr r -141"14
L!GALMOna
Stcoed: Patricia A. Frith.
This statemeot was ft.led
wtth tbe cODDty clerk of Or-
ange County May 17, 19?6.
Publlsb; May 27, Jane 3,
10, 17, 1976, in tile Newport
Hubor Eoslgn~ F -56513
LeGAL IIOTICI
The street llddress and
other com moo deslgDlltloo, 11
any, of the NaJ property
descr~ above Is par-
ported to be: 4642 AbboU-
wood Circle, Irvine, Calli.
92705.
S-152;5
FC:TITIO"JS BU~NE:iS
Nll1E STATEMENT
Tbe followi.Qg pe;son ls
dofDc business a.s: B M
Job.Dson Advertising Co.
(BMJ), 7 Aries Coort, P.O.
Box 2663, Newport Beach,
Cal. 92660: Bonnie Marie
Johnson, 7 Aries Ct., Sew-
port Beach, Cal. 92660.
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS •
NAME STATEMENT
The followlng peraon Is
dolng business as: The
Wrapper n, 2555 East Bluff,
Newport Beach.. Ca. 92660:
Helene 0. Briggs, 17841
Ralnler Drive, Santa Ana,
Ca. 92705.
This business is conducted
by an Individual.
Signed: Helene 0. Brtegs.
This statemeut was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County May 17, 1976.
PubliSh: May 27. June 3,
10, 17, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56514
LltAL~
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlng periOD ls
<lolng buslDess u: Apollo
Steel Rule Die Co., 9311
Kramer Ave., Wettmtnster,
Cal. 92683: Cbrtstl.ne A.
Cort>art, 6891 Sowell, West-
minster, Cal. 92683.
This bui.Dess Is cooducted
by an iDdh1da.al.
Stcoed: Chrl.st1ne A. Cor-
bart.
This statement wu tlled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County May 5, 1976 •
Publish: 'hy 13, ZO, 27,
June 3, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56038
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is
dotng bustoess as: National
Enterprises, 2637 w.
Aurora, 12, Santa Ana, Ca.
92704; P.O. Box 1789?, lr-
•lne, CaJ.U. 92713: James
Aotbooy Valder., 2637 w.
Aurora, 12, Santa Ana, Ca.
92704.; P.O. Box 17897 Ir-
vine, CaW. 927 13.
This bostness ls conducted
by an IDd1ridUal.
Siped: James A. V alder..
Thts statement was Wed
wlth tbe COUDty clerk or Or -
a.oce Cocmty Apr. 19, 1976.
Pabllsh: May 6, 13, 20,
!7, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Enslp. F -55304
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The rouowinc person Is
<lolDC buslDess as: C II F
Industrial Sales, 3194-E
Airport Loop Drtve, Costa
Mesa. Callf. 92626: Fletcher
Electrical Spectalty Co., a
CaJUoruta corpontioo.
3194-E Airport Loop Dr ive,
Cotta Wesa, Call!. 92626.
Tbtl bull.Dess is conducted
bJ a eorporatloc.
Corpontloa name: Flet-
ebtr Electrtcal Speclalty
Co .. R. W. Fletcher, Presl-
da.
Thll statement wu filed
wttb tM COUDty clerk of Or -uc-Coaty M&J 10, 19'76.
PII>JJ.sb: May lS, zo. Z7,
J .. S, 1976, lD tbe Newport
Kut.or EUip. F -56195
LIUL .. TICI
FIC11nOUS BUSfNESS
MANE STATEM'ENT •
The undersigned Tnastee
disclaims any llabUtty for
any Incorrectness of the
street address and other
commoo designation, U any,
shown hereto.
S'lid sale wt11 be roade,
but wttbout covenant or war-
ranty, express or lmpllec2,
regardtng title, possessloo,
or encumbrances, to pay tbe
remaJ..ntng prlDcJ.paJ sum of
the note(s) secured by satd
Deed or Trust, to-wlt;
$2680.88, wtth lDterest
thereon, as proVided ln saJd
note(s), adnoces, U any,
uDder the terms of sa.ld Deed
or Trust, fees, charges and
expenses of the Trustee and
or the trusts created by said
Deed or Tnast.
The benenclary under sa1d
Deed of Tnast heretofore
executed and dellvered to
the under slped a written
Declllratlon of De12.ult and
Demand for Sale, and a
wrttteo Notice or Default and
Etecttoa to SeU. The oMer-
sf&ned caused said Notiee
of Default and Electloa to
Sell to be N COrded in the
cOGDty where the real prop-
erty Is located.
Date: Ma}· 4, 1976
SOUTH BAY FINANCIAL
CORP. as said Trustee,
By HOWARD C. MORROW
PubUsh: Ma.y 13, zo. 27,
1976, ln the Newport Harbor
Enstp.
LIGAL MOTte!
FKTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: Carrlage
Saddlery, 145 E. 18th St.,
Costa Mesa, Ca lif. 92627:
Shawn McCarty, 145 E. 18th
St., Costa Mesa, Calif.
92627.
Tbts business ts conducted
by an 1odivu1ual.
Signed: Shawn McC arty.
This statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County May 17, 1976.
Publish: May 20, 27, June
3, 10, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F56499
LIGAL MOTICI
S-15297
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowt.oe persons aN
doing buslness as: Flo's
Klothes, 5948 Warner,
SprlDgdale II Warner, HUDt-
lngtoo Beach: Benjamin and
Florence Gordon. 4082 DI-
ablo Circle, Huntington
Beach, Cal. 92649; Elliott
and Sbelley KaJUclt, 3826
Moot ego Dr., Huntl.ngtoo
Beach, Cal. 92649.
Tbts business Is conducted
by a geoertl partnership.
stped: SbeUey Kalltck.
This statement was nted
with the couoty clerk of Or-
&nct County May u, 1976.
Publish: May 20, 27, June
3, 10, 1976, in the Newport
Hart>or Eulp. F -56418
LICW. MOTICI
S-15263
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAlltE STATEMENT
The toOowtnc person Is
ciDUI baloess as: Aiel a..ca. lac.-, S05 West Tom-
..,. Drt•t, P. 0. Box 3lZ9,
AM.Mia, Caltl)rDia 92803:
Ala Foods, IDoorporattd
(C.....,. eorporattoo). S05
.... lto....,a Ortu, Aaa-
Mla. Caldl)rata 9Z80S. nu "....., ta btiJIC
c t$Jetld bJ a eorporatloa.
lljpilld: DoiUd R. Prtc.,
aJIId..,.. a..nr.
TM tollowillc peraons are dotac buliDtMII~ Altoa Mfc.
Co., 311 Eut AJtoo Anmae.
Santa AD&, caw. g8707: J.
lflll:lla .. _..,.. 1835Shtr-
t..ctoa Place. N -JO&, New-
port S.cb. Callf, IUQ;
Earl ... Stllp.f1DU. 215!
SaD Joaq~~lll RQlJ Roact. Co-
roM del Mar, CIW. azus.
TIM ..._...... ll1ed wttll
tM ca.tJ dtrt of aruc-c...., •. 10, 11'76.
~...,a. u, 20,
1'7 • lt'J!_,_ ~~~~-tt.e Newport ...,._ u.p. f -SSW
Tll&l bUlMIIla coodllteted
bJ ~ PMnl put .. riiLip.
Siped! J. !ftalm ,..._..
Tao sta .. IMI!l wu fUtd
wttb tbt c-u cl•r of Or~
UCt Co.t, May 10, 1971.
Mu.b: ... ,. to, n. J-.
I, 10, I t71, lD tt-. Newport
llaltlor £utp. F -K!M
Tbis business is condor ted
by an ind1vidual.
Signed: Bonnie _M. Jotm-
son.
This statement was tiled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County M2y 11, 1976.
Publisb: May ZO, Z7, June
3, 10, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56249
L!GALMOnCI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMEST
Tbe follov.'ing persons are
doing business as: r orbes
Enterprises, 3355 Via Lido,
Suite t45, Newport Beach,
Ca. 92660: Tommy L~
Forbes, 10111 Blrchwood,
RUDttneton Beach, Ca. 92646;
Jobn Howard Alexander, 318
Va Lido Nord, Newpon
Beach, Ca. 9~660.
This business Is conducted
b) a general partnershtp.
Signed: Tommy Lee
Forbes, John Howard Alex-
ander.
ThiS statement was filed
with the count) derk of Or-
ange Count) May 17, 1976.
Publish: Ma} 27, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, 1n the Sewport
Harbor Ensbm. F -56515
f1CTITTOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
dolng business as: 1. C ai
Fas Coo; 2. CaU.fom la
Fastener Consultants, 1550
E. Miramar Dr ., Balboa
92661: DarrelL. Burke, 1550
E. Miramar Dr ., Balboa
Ca. 92661; Wallace B. Ham-
bUn, 1550 E. Mirama r Dr.,
Balboa, Ca. 92661.
This buslness Is conducted
by a general partnership.
Signed: Darrel L. Bu rke.
This statement was fUed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange Cocmty May 14, 1976.
Publlsb: May 20, 27. J une
3, 10, 1976, 1n the Sewport
Harbor Ensign. F -56420
LIGALMOTICI
S-15295
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEt.1ENT
The follo-wing persons are
doing business as: Boats 4
Us, 2008 So. Yale St., Santa
Ana, CaW. 92/05: Otho
Homer Fields, 201 ~-Mt.
VIew, Santa Ana., Callf.
92703; Danny Ray Boggess,
203 N. Mt. View,.santa Ana,
CaW. 92703.
Tbis business 1s coodu cted
by a reneraJ partnership.
Si.(ned: Otbo H. Fields.
Tb1s statemeot was flied
with the cowty clerk of Or-
~ County May 14. 19'76.
Publish: May zo. 2'7, Jane
3, 10, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Eoslgn. F -56430
S-15298
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
AND LACK OF AUTHORITY
TOM JONES AND ASSOC.,
General Cootnctors, coo-
slstlac of TOM JONES aod
FRED OOOD aDd which hll
earrted OD tta bus.I.Dtss at
7 Mont~rey Clrtle. Co~
deJ Mar, COWJC:Y of OfUCt,
State of Calllonata, wu dls-
soll'td &ad termlated tl-
fldJYt 1!:01 a..m. oa April
1, lt76.
• SATURDAY, MAY 1
Durk Wllllam Cameron,
21, of 2323 Elden. Co~
Mesa, wuchargedwlth mls-
demeuor c1nlnk drivtnc at • WEDNESDAY, MAY 5
Superior and W. Coutlbry., Cbrls&opber Cbamberla.ln.
West ~ewpon_. ~ J.P',f)O ~c.;. ,,..~wtl.~·,Rut N~rt ••. Rt bard ~ Beauet.mp, was ar....a.d
33, ot 2605 Way Lane, Har-there at 2:45 p.m. aod
bor \'fe• HJUs, was charged charged Wltb pos~
with m~meanor drunk stoleta property ••• Robert
driving at 2:ZO a.m. In the Kietric.rt_ 835 Sea Gall, New-
900 block of Bayside, near port He~,hts. reported a
Corona dfl Mar ••• James radio lDd coins, valued at
Melton Knight. 24, and Anoa S127, stoJeo from his apart-
F reder lck Knlgtlt, 25, or 1529 ment betv•een nooo and 4 p.m.
Miramar, Balboa, were ar-••• Carol.lne C0011e~··s $100
rested at 3:50 p.m. at Fash-blcy<'le was stoleo from tbe
lon Island and charged with unlocked garagf' at t1er home
shopHftlog ••. Melvin Har-at 815 Cleba, East Blutr
r ison McDaniel, 45, of 2200 between 8 a.m. and 3:30p.m:
Park ~ e-.'J)Ort, was charged . • . Two bicycles, nlucd
with misdemeanor drunk Jt $130, were stolen from
drivtng at 9:35 p.m. at East-an unlocked garage at Brenda
blul.f and Jamboree .•. A Whitney's hOme, 2200 Vista
pearl necklace, sloes, ros-Hog1r, the BluJts, between
meUcs and cosmetic case, 2 p.m. Ma)' 5 and 2 p.m.
valued at $380, were stolen May 6 .•• Tools worth $208
from the UDIO('ked trunk or ••ere stolen from the open
Harry Bennett's cu whUe bed of a pickup truck parked
It was parked at his home at at the borne of DeloNs Cal-
1953 San 8 runo, the Bluffs, houn, 327 Grand Cana!1 BaJ-
between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. bOa island, bet ~een 7 p.m.
• SU~DAY, MAY 2
Ste,·en Allen Luce, ZO, of
3304 W. Ocean Front, West
~ewport, ••as charged wUh
obstructing and resistlng ar-
rest at 9:30 p.m. at 1700
16th, ~ev.-port H~ights .••
Allstar Neal Langford, 25,
of 11 5 23rd, Centnl New-
port, and transient Marc
Henry Fries were arr~sted
at 5:45 a.m. at 102 McFadden
Central Ne"''J)Ort, and <'bar-
ged with having LSD for sale
. .. Gary Falck 5<.-haum.
bu~, 37, of 2900 Alt2 Vis-
ta, East Bluff, was charged
with misdemeanor drunk
drtvtag at Bayside and Jam-
bOree, near the bay bridge,
at 12:1 0 a.m .••• A 1973
Porsche auto was stoleo
from Newport Imports, 3100 w. Coast Hwy •• Ml.rioers
MUe. bettveeD 6:15p.m. Way.
1 and 10 a.m. May 2 •••
WbeD a tire display cart wu
mlstakenly left outstdeover-
ntcht at Loekbart's Mobil
stttlon, 301 E. Coast Rwy.,
near ttt. bay brtd&t, 12 t1rH.
nloed at S495 •ere stoltn.
• MONDAY, WAYS
Harold Walc:troD Stp .. ,
Jr ., 31, of605 Po~Jp)',Corc.
cjeJ Mar. was ebll"fttd wWI
l rud tbeft ,.... pollee ar-
l"ttttd blm at U:SS p.~a. at
1\ts rtCf.cf~Mce ca • Sea r ru-
elsco WU'I'IM • • • WUl.laa
Cllar ... R...ar. SZ. of 107 11114. ... .....,...., .... e....,.._.,..,... ...
May 4 and 7:30 a.m. Ma~ :;.
' THURSDAY, MAY 6
Susan Hlcks, 29, of 3812
Marcus, West Newport, v.•u
arrested at 1:25 a.m. at 23rd
and Balboa, C entn.l New-
port, and cbal'fed wttb pos-
sesstog a controlled sub-
stance . . • James Frank
Valante, 29, of 5518 Rivu,
West Newport, was arNstec2
at 3:30 p.m. at 1020 lrvlae,
WestcJUI Plara Shoppi.nR
center, and charged Yltll
forclll& a J)f'escrtptJoo • . •
WUllam Palmer, 1816 Le.-
wa nt. Bl.)'<:nst, reported
that bis cloc ..... sbo( lD the
ri(bt blp with l pellet ca
and it 006t b1m $9! 110 ba ..
It remoYed at a local ' tr-
lDa ry bospital . • • F flllf
llumlallm patio ehllrs_
ulaed at $140, were ••
from tbt pnce ....a of
Robert Let's bomt at lilt
W. Balboa, Cllltnl Newport,
betwtiD g ~ M.ty 6 ud
2 p.m. Way 7.
AJt•r u..t -... ao.-rtMr .. tbt ,...._,... ..
.-ontJ otblld U..J!U1Mr· .... .... *lNI at t:!S ... .
F'R.£0 GOOD, G-.nl
Partaer.
Mua: Mar ao. 1 ""• a.
lM ".-port Ha111or ~.
at Ull •• couc ...., ... ..
lff'WIIOI't • • • lC. E. .....
8fb. n. ot 101 Blln'· c~ ... lllr,WII~
wt• ,.., a.a Ill p.a. It p_,•, F ..... lallillll
'
... .......----·--. -• ., -CM...
~M L•M.•ilca
SCRATCH BACK w ... ·s bck II OCC
CITY 0/T MW-1 -~ CAUP'ODI.l
-MJI'I:E iiifliiMi ..
: aAUtD !IIIli will llo .-... Ill IN -Ill IN City AT CYCLE SPEEDWAY occ wiD .... --·· e~ Itt Md tract
- -.... 11'11-'1'1 _,....,
n. -will <I 112 .,.... __ _ ...... -...... 111(1.... •.• Ill Otrtall. •
511ft. CIJ IIIJI. 1f&'IIJI:ft .... ~ -*11 lO:JO ~ .. 1M ... .., .. -. ...... ·-11-IMJ =---... -................ '·-·-·· -' UUIOA AYIIIUE 1'1'0111111 DUDIIllPIIOVEMEI<TS
: ; IUIII!fE A VEMIJE TO THE GUIIII CAJ<AL =-COI<TRACT NO. ISIS
: 811111 ...c be ,... .. .., oa tile JIICifOIIl t)rm •tbched = ......... _...,. __ .., .... _ •• orb
:: o.putm-. ne ........ eapJ' ot a. pr"((ppO&l A:trm ts
• to bo-bJ Ulo bidder .,r lila-,
:: Eadl bid ...t bo ~od bJ eu11. eerWied eboek
or Bld!Ser'• 8olld, made payable to tbe Ctty ot Newport
-Beac:b., for u amo.t fiQU1 to at t-.st 10 pm:•t or tbe
-a......tbld.
T11o -Ill 1be Jll'OJoet IIIII tbo _... "SEALED BID" .a.n be eJ-.tiJ marW oa tbe oatside of tbe eo•e)ope e .. , ... u.e bid.
T'be OGIIIh'act dDeamtllb tbat mut be completed, en-
cated, ud l"'llanned. lb tbe llel.led bld are:
A.Pt-
8, DMtpMton ot ~racton
C. Bldlle~a Bc.:l
D. Noa.JoOIJa""" Atftttaftt
E. -ol Fllluelal R-olbUIIJ
F. Ttclalcal AbUJtJ aad EJPUI.~ RefeNDCes
Tbne ~---Jbal1 be a!IJsed wtt.b tbe sipatu.re = a.:t titles ol tbe per.,.. slplrc ~ beba.lf of the bidder.
•• For oorpondoal. tbe stpatares of tbe PRESIDENT or = VICE PRESIDENT IDd SECRETARY or ASSISTANT SEC-
-RETARY are reqll(rect aDd tht' CORPORATE SEAL shall
-be a1llsod to au c~oeameats ._ti1Dg _ .. , 1n "'" = eue of a PutDerlblp. the sJpatu.re of at least ODe geoen.l --r Is ~reel. =.. No bids YUl be accepted fro:n a contractor wbo has
:.::not beeo Uc..ed 1n accordance WUtJ. the profisioos of
--chapter 9, DI.YiakJD m of tbe Bus1.Dess and Professions'
-Code. The cmtraecor shall state his license number and
--,;:JuslfleaUoa ill the propoa.l. = ~ Oae set of pb.Ds u4 cootract documents, including
: :;)peclal protlatOM, may be obtaJned at the Public Works
: ::;Deputmd, Ctty Hall, Newport Beach, Calllo.rnla., at oo
: ~ to llctllled contractors. It ls JW~ested that the plans
-~ eoatn.ct documents be returned within 2 weeks after ==-~ ~td opentnc. .
::; The City bas adoiJted tbe STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
:. _.fOR PUBUC WORKS CONSTRUCTION (1973 Edttloo) as
::. preoued by the Southero Ca1.1.tlrnla Ct.pters of tbe Amer· = tcan Pabllc Works Assoclatloa aM the Associated General
: .;..Coatracton of Amertca. Copies may be o'Jt:aiDed from
:~.1Jallding News. IDe., 3055 O.erland ATerwe. Los Angeles,
: "'CaDI>nlls 90034, (!IS) 870-9871.
: Tho C!IJ bas -ed Staodard Spectat Provtstoos IJid
:-StaDCb.rd Draw111Cs. Caples of. tbue are ·an.llable at the
::fubUc Worb Deput.meot at a cost of $5.00 per set.
--· A staDdard "•Certtncate of lnsanoce tor Contract Work ~::='ior City"' form las beeD acq,ted by the City. Thls form
: _is tbe only cerutlcate of Insurance acceptable to the City.
.. The saccessftd low bidder will be nqalred to complete
: tb1s form upoo awarc1 of tbe cootn.ct.
: For any reqtdred boacls, the COI"'lpeJt.ssu1Jlg Bid Bonds,
: Labor and Mater11.l Boads, and Faitbftal Performance
: Beads must be an lnlllraoce comp&Dy or surety company
-Uceued by the State of Callfon.la. The companies must
: also hue a current Geoeral Polley Holders Ratillg of -- A or better; and a Floanclal Rartag of at least AAA as ! ,per tbe lat .. edWoo of Best's Key Ratl.ag Gvide (Prop.
: .etty -LtabtUtyl
• lD a.ccordance with tbe prortstoos ol. Article 2. Chqlter 1,
: Part 7 of the Califomll. Labor Code (Sections 1770 et seq,). p
: tbe City CoaDcU of the Ctty of Newport Beacb bu a.scer-
: taiDod, tllo 1---' _.nttll ,... ol per dlolll .._
-. Ia ... -Ia '""'"' ... _. .. to .. perU-lbr i M.,§~or-olwoi-.01'-_,.,.c
:: DMded to ezecate tbe eoatraet u:l bas aet fortb tbe&e
; Item 1D Reeotatton No. 8701 adopted Febnaary 9. 1976.
: A copy oi laJd resol1ta ts anJiable In tile omce of tbe
: Ctty Clert. All puttes to tbe coatnct sbl.ll be COTerned
: by all proTJsimas ol tbe Calli:Jmll. Labor Code relat1Dg
;: 1o pren..LIJJI( wage rates (Sectloos 1770-1781 iDc!llSfTe).
-The contractor sball be respcms1ble for compliance with ~ Section 1777.5 of the CalllornJa Labor Code for all ap.
~reDticeable occupations.
R ............ ..., ""'
aenlcll nctac -..u to
... Orup c.otJ Fatr-
(~ motorcycle ...S-
way track tbh Frklly alcbt.
wltb Ole But bratbers,
Damy Becker. ud molt of
the other top riders scbed-
aled An aetioo.
This wUI be·lhetlrstreeu-
lar race prornm of tbe
season. Until Utla weet.
riders have been ll:l'lolved
in the oew letl'le schedule,
with the Orange Cooo.ty
Eagles n cing as the home
team at the Costa Mesa oval.
Steve Bast, 2.tJme na-
tlona.l speedway champion,
wUI make his first appear-
ance of the year. He was
not t!ra.fted by aoy or the
leagt~e teams, beeauseltwas
thought be was moving out
of the area. Mike Bast, Jim
Fishback. Dubb Ferrell, and
Jeff Sexton are also expected
to race Friday. Gates open
at 6:30 tlitb racing begtn.
ntng at 8:15.
A determined Eagle team
rebounded back trom a 52-26
drubbing Wednesday of Last
week against theSanBernar-
dlno Sizzlers to down the
Ventura Sharks, 41 -37, Fri-
day night at Costa Mesa
Speedway. A hometown
crowd of 9101 saw Ri ck
Woods post 11 points to lead
the Eagles.
L'-;E;;G:-;AL~MD=n;;;C;;E;-
FICTlTIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing. business as: KGOE
Broadcast Workshop, Di•l-
slon of Amer ican Media Sys-
tems, 3416 Via Lido, Suite
G, Ne wport Beach 92660:
A merlcan Media Systems
Corp., Calif. corporation,
3416 Via Lido, SuiteG,New.
port Beach, Calif.; Lee Mar-
shall, 102 SciJ:)lz Plaza,
Newport Beach, Ca. 92663;
Ken Grilfin. 5600 Orange-
thorpe, La Palma, Ca. 90623.
Tilts business Js conduct-
ed by a corporation.
CotpOratloo name: Amer-
Ican Media Systems Corp.,
Ken Grilftn, vice-President.
This statement was filed
•Uh the ca,&r~ty clerk of Or-
ange County May U., 1976,
Publish: May Z7. June s.
10, 17, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensl.gn. F -56775
LIIOAI.11011CI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persoo Is
doing business as: Newp.>rt
West Properties, 2212 Du-
pont Drive. Suite B, I"lne,
CaWomla: Dale T. Falasco,
2628 Seaview, Corona ~I
Mar, Ca. 92625.
Tbe coa.tn.ctor shall post a copy of the prevailing wage
--rates at the job stte. Copies may be obtaiDed from the
PubUc Worts Department.
This business is conduct-
ed by an individual. Signed:
Dale T. Falasco.
This statement was filed
with the oouoty clerk of Or.
an.ge County May 21. 1976,
Publish: May Z7. June 3,
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Tbe City resenes the right to reject any or all bids
and to waln any lllilrmallty ID such btds.
OORIS GEORGE, CITY CLERK
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CAW'OltNIA 10, 17. 1n the Newport
ill tbe Harbor Harbor F -56733
'7 4 PINTO RUNABOUT
DE LUX INTERIOR 4& EXTERIOR
4 Cyl. -Auto. Trus. -Radio/beater
Vinyl roof -TlDt.ed glass -Wbeel e_Oters' 1
-Whitewall .u .... -$2687
'73 DATSUN 240Z
AM/FM STEREO MAG WHEElS
Air Coodl-$4776
5:1611111
VOLKSWAGON BUG
LOT OF 0000 liJLE8 LEFT!
•c~,-·~-~~ --tlroo-Yio~-
'74 AUDI FOX
Loaded. l.oclddin« Factory Air
20,000 Actual Mtles $3997
408LGB Plus t.u and lleeoae
'72 PINTO SEDAN
Auto. Trans. -Radio/beater
• Wbltewal.l ttres •
Tlated class VID,yl interior
'73 CQMET GT
ViaJI-sllo&-
J,JI.fFflllono ,__
Al~ ........ ol
tbef/f ............. .
aace til a. a..ft"e -..cot
--al-loot tau--operated by a ... lllllde
sod .... .. ......... -ot Ute morie ''laws.'" TIM
sbark wu bJ'OIIIM 011t It
b.tlfttrne oe tM bact ol a
tlatl>ed track-E~&IoCIIP
talD Rick Wootb: heM Ia lU
moatb otnonlltlc Yloi..UJ
to get tree.
DCC'S RON 50tAFER
SWIMM ER OF YEAR
FresbllWl ROll Sebafet
was named ''Pinte ol tbe
year" at orure Cout Col-
lege's ..W.Pimm.lJ:Icbu.·
quet, He was tbe (lll)y OCC
swtmmer to break a scbool
record thls year.Hecn.cked
the 200-yard breastJtroke
mark with a cloc:ldn( of
2:13.Z.
Cbrls Aroold, l --more trom Victor VaUey
High Scbool0 WCXI team cap-
tain Dooors. Two year letter-
men are Chris A.raold of
Newport Beach, Mike
Mit chell of Garden Gron,
and Andy Ottolla of Costa
Mesa.
DCC FOURTH IN
IRON MAN RACE
After leadlog th'e pack for
much of the year, Orange
Coast College fared poorly
ln the spring sports and
finished 4th 1n the ftDa1 South
Coast Cooference Iron man
standings.
Grossmoot College eoded
Fullerton College's 5 year
Dold on the award, Gross-
moot, In Its first Year of
South Coast Conference:
competition. finished oo top
with 96 points. FullertoD was
secood with 88. SlDla Ana
was third with 82-1/2 lDd
Orange Coast was fourth with
77 -1/2.
PIRATE OF THE YEAR
IN TEIINISISNAMED
BALLET IION'niARTRE dMcen 8etb E111ud. at left,
Lisa Cooke. botlll of Newport. practtce tbe orfclu..l art
of Imperial Rua:tu ballet. The Ballet Moatml.rtre, a
non-Proftt dance: croap lwildQII.rtertd bere, Will pat on
free demoostn.tloo-lect.re pertormucea: at 8 p.m. Ju.oe
11 and 1! In the! lyuam of Costa Mesa ldgb tcbool.
Ar1lstic director of tbe local group Is lreu. Yart.. oDe
of Theodore Kostoff's Teteran dancers. More lnformatloo
is available by caut.ng 646-7644.
Holladay is lop oarsman
Sophomore WUI Holladay
of Costa Mesa was named
the oarsman of tbe year at
Orange Coast College's &D·
oual crew banQuet beld at
the OCC Boathouse.
He rowed In OCC's )lnior
varsity elght last season and
is c-onsidered ooe of the
strongest coUegt.ate oars-
men In the natioD.
Tom Box of Huntlngt.OD
Beach, a member ofOCC's
frosh eight. was named the
LEGAL NOnCE
S-20433
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
outstanding freshman oars.
man.
Sophomore John Taylor of
Costa Mesa received the
$1,000 Maruja Crew
scOOla.rshlp award. He rowed
at two In occ •s JV eight.
Mark Southwick ot Foun-
tain Valley woo the Lloyd
Muon Smith scholtrship.
Mau.ra. Heneghan at Orange.
an occ coP'l.i.n. reeet•ed
the Dorothy Bate memorial
scholarship. Tom Brown of
Newport Beach was awarded
the Tommy AtktDsoo. me·
mortal scholarship. Richard
Holland of Newport Beach
received tile Ralpb L. Haf.
n.t 7 7 OISIIil WU _..,occ __
caae1t ltalllell• ..... llleu-
lllltllt BW a..... wtlo = DeAd ...a for the
Pl.nt-, ta Ia cMqe ot re-
cnDtc "WOmea .,r tbe
tum a.
'•llclpl6llly, by 1978, oar
'lfOIDtD wUl be Ia the same
cooftNtee wtttl tbe me~~. • •
coaeb Mcihrala said, ''Tben
It wm be posalble for bOtb
o.r meD's aad womea's
tttms to compete aplDA
tH arne ooatel'f.Dce op.
paMM at tbe aame meet.
we'll IObte 111e -·• _. wo..•a...a ..........,.
or U tMrU IJe !1 at ,; IIIPooee ...., ... ....._ ••
Wo••'• liiJDI: an ...-.
...... lid at Mt. .. --...... P.r1 • ~
w..,...,~..,.-
eraJ ot ClloM tetma CCIIIId
"Well be OD 0CC'a ...-•a
tnck sebedlle DRt ,... •
Tbe womea are tJpeCIIIId
to lake part to at teut U
neats lac.IDdfDc: tH 100,100.,
400 IJid 100-m«er ..-.
tbe 1,500 aod 3,000-meter
distance "flits. tbe 100 Md
400-meter lllrdles, ud tbe
. LIIOAI. 11011CI sbot pat, dlsoas, J,..U..!Gel --'======--, ltlmp and blih '"""·
FICTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followlllg persoa ts
doll& ........ .., Designs
5, 131 Be&coll Bay, Newport
Be:aet.. Cal. 92662: Dntd
Soott Pratt,.IS1 Beaeoa.Bay.
Newport Beach, Cal, 92662.
Tilts basiDeU ls coadocta
ed by 1D ladl.viUl. Signed:
DaTic:l S. Pra.tt.
Tbls statement was flied
with the county clerk of Or-
ange Coard:y May 24, 1976. ·
Publl.sh: May 27, June 3,
to. 17, 1976. In tbe Newport
Harbor Eoslgo. F -56761
AIRMAN SHULM AN TO
SERVE AT GILA B~D
Follow~ cndll:atJoatrom
the u.s. Alr Force•• flre
protecHon. ~peela.IJ.Jt eoane
conducted by the Air TralD-
Ing Command at Cbllrte
AFB, Ill .• Airman MltcMU
Shulman, sonofMr.andMra.
Duld Shulman of !001
Lemnos Drive. Costa Mea.
wUI sene at Gila BeDCI Air
Force Au.Jillary Field. Art&.
The alrman ts a 1975 cnd-
uate of Estancia high .chOol.
•••••••••••••••••• MLS SALES REPORT
Sales through the Multiple List-
ing Service o.f the Newport Harbor-
Costa Mesa Board of Realtors
totalled $144 MILLION in the first
four months of 1976. THIS IS A
64 PER CENT INCREASE OVER
THE SAME PERIOD OF 1975 , 2,589
new listings were processed, of
which 69 PER CENT WERE SOLD.
72 per cent of the sales were
cooperative,
List your property with a Realtor •••••••••••••••••• -----Sophomore Steve Emery The following person ls
woo tbe •• Pirate ortbe year•• .doing business as: Paeltlc
awa.rd Friday night at Or. Coast FarmersM&rket,611 0
ange Coa.st.College•sbanquet w, Coast Hlghway, Newport booo~.... menDers of Its 8 b c • """"'""-~-'-IV
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
·~ eac , "'.,_,.. "')'U•u. • South Coast CODtereoce Inc., a Calltornla corpora-
cha.mpioosbJp termls team. uoo, 1096 Inlne 8 1Td,. n.s.
steTe lost oaly ooe sin&!~ Un, c A 92680.
match 1n eoo!ereD.ce PaY This buslDess Is coodact-
this year and teamed wttb ed by a oorp:~radoa.
Pete Perldns to wia tbe Corporatiaa aame: Sports
Sou.lb Cout doubles·crowa.,. tv, Inc., James A. Seruntes. Coach Maury Gerard' a 1 s -~ Sec' ..,__ DC • .n.a.M, y. OCC squad tied with .-u This statement wu ftled
Diego Mesa for the eoo!er· with the COUDtJ' clerk of Or.
ence dllal meet champloa~ ange c ouoty May 24. 19'76.
ship. Both teams had 11.1 PubUsb .,_ -J 3 , : -Y "''• UDe 0 records. 10, 17, 1976 •. lD the Newport
Sopbomore Pete Perktns Harbor Ensign, F -56809 was named the team c~.
Two year tetterm.., a.re lncc FORENSIC TEAM
st ... Emery IJidGleonMor-IMN CHICAGO AWARDS ton of Costa Mesa, Ma.rk
Jones a.od Pete Perklns of OCC speakers woo COld.
Newport Beach and VIc sliver and broo&e &W'I.rds iD
Montgomery of Irvine. 7 out of 11 events at the
RETI RED TEACHERS
TO INSTALL SLATE
naUooal commualty college
speech tournament held In
Chicago.
Ben Watkins of Newport
Harry WaadlJ.qg, presJcteo.t won a first aDd ! secoods.
of the Oruge Coanty Coast He picked up a gold award
Dt'fisloo of tbe Calll:nnla · 1n Informative spe:akiJig aod.
Retired Teac.hers .AsiOCI.a-stl•er awards Ill oral ln-
tioa, remlnds members U..t · terpretatloo at Utenture.
June 5 Is tbe date tor tbe a.ad speech to eoterta.ln.
aDDUa1 meettac. I 00011. Gaert.a Butterwortb of Costa.
lvBCbeoo at CldbboQse 2, Mea was fl1'st 1n tbe aatioo
Leisure World. Laguna Ill extempotaDee*s "*'ktlll
HUls, · aad MCODdlDoommwdcdJoa
Keltb Houdysbtll, uaoct-a.oalyals. Jim Astnrortb of
tted wltbGreatWesteraSav. ·Costa Mea. tuDe4 a MCOIId
iDes and Loan for many place sUnr award 1D eJ:-
years, 'Will talk oa ··A day posttory apetttnc. •
at Gettysburg." _
Newly eteetedo!lleerswUI I OFFSHORE SAILING
•• tastalled by cec:u Tyler, a.. •ss Is OFFERED southern vtce president. " .
LINCOLN AND REA
TEACHERS LAUDED
Velma Gofdcxl. Llncolll
sebool telcber, his woo the
Newport.Mesa Edlacatioo
Asaodatloll's Beaooo award
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er at R• mldllle ICbooJ.. bu ___ ... ,.
loa!Or h!Psmlddlo ICloool
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bJ tllo llrloiO c..., In--rial E-Aul, He
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reereatloa deplrtmeat ot
Newport B41!Kb bu u-
DODCed a DeW claa wUl
be ollerod Ill -.au-lac, ccwertD& lll.flptiM,
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ud cni.M tM coaiiiiM IDd --cau.. wtn be eo•l.C.S
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CLASSIFIED ADS
TO T H E ENSIGN
613-4~SI
HOUSES F OR REHT
TUSTIN M.EAOOWS -House
for reot. Two bedrooms;
two baths plusdeaoo large
10-or lul ... z.oo
U to iO-..... 3,00
,. ... -••••• 4.00
Eac:ll ftl'd ONr 40 • • .10
woald ltke to care-tal:e
yOur home th15 summer
wttl.le you relax on your
TICltiCXI. 833-3486 after
5 p.m .
lot. Immediate occupancy '1---------
anllable. $375/mo. 1941 e FOR SALE
Dorchester An., Tustln. 1 -:--:c::-:-:::-:-:::::--:--~-;:::-
Call 673-6733 or 631~ RACK for car. Ex-
2068. ceDent condition, only
KOJ of ....... ~
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Fancy
Japantne colored Carp
20252 Baywlew A ...
.... , O .C . Alt'POtl
(714) 556:4920
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410 L 17TM, C08TA MllSA .. _,'101 .. -
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.,.._.TT
Qi~z
_....,..,, lz
• ... 7 .. p • ' lzi?ieb' ,,., All----
used once. $10.00. CaU
675-3251, ask for Terry,
CIUCKElllNG SQUARE PIA;·
NO -1888. Rare walnut
cue. New lllrlDp aod
hammers 1D 1956. Prtnte
potty, Asl:log $Z,OOO. Best
o!ler. (213) 666:4505.
•IIAUTT IALOM
g. ....... '.
IEAUTY 11001(
2732 E. C.. Hwy.
ea.-delltllr
Phonei44:733S
~ Tllii:
HAVE
• • • FleJ:ible boars •
Excellent et.rDiDp
Plea.sut selllnc.Opeinp
anilable. Write Dept. 10.
Watkins Proftvcta. IDe ••
WIDooa, l41DDesota 55987.
• SERVtCE5
. GLEN'S GARDENING -and
eleanup se"lce, lawn
pWmlD( and propon.ttoe,
Reuonable ntn. Good
retereaces. Call 673-!00"1
alter 5 p.m.
OON'T LEAVE )"091r bome
ud ftluables alooe, Re a
Uable )'011111 mu. wttb
local refereoeea will
boQse .. stt wtalle :roa are
any. for a week, maoCb
or loager. Call Robert
Helms. C.T.c •• sco...ouo.
HOME COMPANION -Ex-
perienced oorrpaloD-
tr:Misekeeper witb loeal
refereDces seeD rellefor
permaDfd postttoo. 8!8-
1745 or 640-0138.
• PLUMBIHG,HEAnHG
Just Plumbing
& Heating
IIAY CU:A&AI<CE
Ya ..... B«:Roi1U-
IfEW -.. , I " " ' 711 Aat~qw Wldte, t•too• Doll
·-G-I I . I Jttll
'-"f'I'OO--... ___ ,, .... ---..................
bill piQI ,..oil, . J HI ,_110-
--:S SC I $1'111 6 Clan: II
••
•••• c....-.
Half-Century
Of Charm
Luge entry w/bardwood floor leads to spacioU
llYlng room and formal c11.n1ac room w/10' tdcb
c:eUI.ngs. Lovely arched wt.odows face an u-
obstnacted OCEAN VIEW. Modern ldtcbell and ad-
Jolnlng br eakfast room w/Ran<lom Wicltb Hardwood
noors overlook patio and ~. 4 bedrooms,
5-1/2 baths, basement playroom pits maid's room~
$298,500. Appointment only. Mulne WUllams, 642-
8235. (K66)
Two Homes Is
One Too Many!!
OWNER MUST SELL his charming Westcutf borne.
Slx years ole!, 4 bedrooms, family room w/wet
.,ar, super ldtchen loaded w/cablDets plus 2 seU-
clean1ng ovens a.nd large brea.kf~st area. Big master
bath has separate tub and shower plus •• His aDd '
Hers'' basins. 3-car prage for that extra~
storace. Jane Frazee, 642-8235. (J34) ·,
fOI DowT Driw 64M1JS 11644 MaeA.n1tw ..... ''' ·-
Na PI t e.dt, c.titon.ie a112
aov a. McCAilDLI aw:roa / ...,. II
11• MEMtORT a. YD.~ CDSTA I!JA
I
Corona del Mar ·
Three bedroom, ! bath bome pJu t.come from
bachelor apartment onr 2 car pnp, plil1 atra
parki.Qc; on 1-1/Z lots. Two lllory bome bu Z
!lriPlacea, den and separate yard. $11t,OOO.
CALL 673-3663 EVE$. 6~2-2251
****_.*.*·* Rachelle Roben, Realtor
. ,
CORONA DEL MAR
TWO UNITS
Neat IDd c~~Umlac z bedroom bome wtt11 S bed-
room, Z bath ult Ia rar. Freshly Pamtect laatde
and out. Gr•t locaUoD. $110,000.
BAY VIEW
Custom btdlt peatn"'lla bome. Three bedrooms,
4 baths, 3 rtreplaces. Upstairs balcoay with •-
obstructed new. S&octy beach across street. Daa"t
miss this ettate sale opporlaity.
................
ofulo!J~le
WATERFRONT
l.tdn :\01 d ti BH or ~ BH ,\ :! HI< ""'
t )fl ..,;flld ~ hl':.tl'h ~~.}.OOII
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
lsla11d•r5 814,. •t l i11da lsi•
l~ 1 BAYSIDE DR., SUITE 1, M.a . 67~ 161
SHORECLIFFS
New llstlng in beautifUl and prest:tpous Shorecllfis.
Private beaches. huge bedrooms, gorge:.us ocean
and canyon view. Two ooge rock fireplaces, formal
d1n1nc room. nampus room, rie"wlDg deck and much.
much more. Ftrst ttme ae!vertised. $175,000, •~.
675-7225
~~fR«J &lak ~
Valley Realty
. 0
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.. -..~
' 'Pavilio~' REAL ESTATE
200 MAIN STReeT· BALBOA
CALL 675-1120 -"IT"S A ~ttALE OF AHICEA I"
.. ··~ ·:;·.~,-... -. -. . . .
The Best---ALWAYS * 675-Sftl *
637 E. C..st Hwy
C...clelMef
LOVELY IIG CANYON
An exceptiona ll y beautiful 3 bdrm.
Versailles end unit on the golf
course. Exquisite gardens surround
the warm interior, w /pegged floor
entry + plantation shutters. S245,000
SEE 17 CARMEL BAY, It's so e1cttlng. lt 1till
make your bair stand on end!
Three bedrooms. 2 baths, f.amlly roomandSUPER
VIEW! $189,500
17 CARMEL BAY DR. SPYGLASS
OPEN SUN . 1-5 •••• TWO ON A LOT
LAGUNA CANYON
Two 2-bedroom houses. Good r ental record.
$75,500
DOH Y. YRlXKJJ)(
Ul.T~R ..tC..t .. ....... . .
NE 64~-7000
BROADMOOR HOMES
view+ pool
ln CORONA DEL MAR -- Four bedrooms and
2-1/2 bat hs. Large master suite. Gr eat view from
living room and family room. Easy upkeep yard
wlth swimm"" pool and spacious wood decldng.
Wood paneling and decor dves this home a warm
welcome feel"".
Reduced to S 164,000
CaU 673-8550
THE REJ\L ESTATERS
I '••
2 with VIEW+
TWO BEAI.111f'UL INDIVIOOAL IKliO:I m
EXCLUSIVE CORONA RIGBL.uim.
S.. tbe.se custom built boUH --a.e wt1ta S
bec1J"ooms aDd 2 baths, tbe ott1er wltb! bedru•a,
2 baths and lar(e deo ---wtth wood bvldlil
ft.rtplace and wet bar.
EACH HOME ADJOINS THE SWIJOfDIIG J100L
lOTH OF THESE BEAUTIFUL OCEAN VIIW
PROPERTIES FOR OML Y
$187,500
Call Paul Mart1D ---&44-7662
rental
L1 TTLE HOUSE FOR LUO<Y COUPLE
26E C>RC>OMS. Fl REPLACE. GAROEJII
S37S Y ~!... Y. ALSO 2BDRM. $32.5..
¥' MARTIN 'u..nu
REAL ESTATE
REDUCED $5~000
Every inch of this lovely Baycrell bome bas beta
complete)} renovated --New carpets --New drap-
eries --completely ne•· kitcben, lDciDdl.ac c:abiDet
worlt.
111 acidltioo, our motivated sellers a.re ofte.rtac
a $5.000 prtce reductioD on tb1s LIKE NEW 4 ~
room. formal~ :oom boJM. E.-01111-
h1S '>eeD ~cl.ally clea.ned' and the eltenst~ cteet-
iniZ ls or the !lOil-sl~ry type.
Price NOW-S 154,000
av·~x·•
BAY ANO BEACH
117!5-3DOO
BIG VIEW
3 Bd rm" . familY rm. Plus study. All
znujor room s on dew s ide. Lowest
pnu~d \ lC\\ hom{• m Corona del Mar.
Gr£'al fa m1 h· & entertainment home. ~123.500 Yoti must sre -
Q: Orange Coast <(
2611 l Ceast ll•r~ C....U Ml lar
lEAL ESTAT£ 144·4141
f4L £a/t'l *
*
CAMEO SHORES ANNOUNCEMENT
PRICED TO SEll!!
4645 Perham Road
Spacious Family Home
OCEAN VIEW
• Custom-bullt 3500 (plus) sq. ft. f1lmUy home
with a super ocean view &. Or ()r plan -·
• 4 bedrooms or 3 plus a famUy ro. m.
• La~e livtll@: room with fireplace and buJlt-lu
ror stereo and TV.
• Large formal dinlng r JOm ove.rlookllle poal
and patio.
• Gourmet isJand ldtcben with charcoal 8BQ
& a.U new appliances.
• Master suite w1tb pnnte patio access; elepllt
bath wlth sunken bib and shower.
• All bedrooms muter sile.
• Loads of storace ..-ce tbr'oQ&boat.
• Onrslud trtple prace. wltll wnt..tu.
• lntucom, aprinkle.rs, dteriOr IJitU.
• Ertn large lDtertor cc.rtyud pl.tlo
swlmmlDC pool.
OPEN FRIDAY 10 to
This home is immaculate-worthy of your irt.mediate inspection.
HURRY! PRICED &a.OW MARKET FOR QUICK SALE!
CALL 673-7040
CAMEO SIIOitES lti!SIDEN T SI*.QALISTS _..._,...... A ..
0CC 1D IIAft .... s
WIU.ftiM.L ftM
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laM llllceMDd. .... ...
caacMd OCCt• ....... ..S
eoed ~ ...... lillie
put 5 ,..a.n. wtll lilladle De
eoactdiC dlora IDr t111e
mee•s team.
• Complt'tc ch;,'"s lulmr:allt;n, n1l f !1an·.•
• lh•IJK rn~urr l•ml! "\'l·arinc flJrt" ~>< "'""''h. CfUII'I JWrfurmancr
• Pleas•• plu•nc for .!tJpoutlna•!lll
...... ~tlrwb
• Ask fer ow Free Banery Power o.eck
GAS WA.lt? 1be aeB ltl:daa at Cout Hwy. ud Rltersidt
oo MartHrs Mile IDollled Ulre a war .Celie lut ,.....,
after tlds n.a. sbDn 1rttb smubed 110et, c.a.t....s Wo
! 1U IJUIPS. ltarlllr a blue tblt wu .-ictlJ ea.troUed
by Newport ftremea.. PoUce sald Peter BareS. Lt, of
Foab.ID VaUey, told ttaem be •eat to sletp at tbe Wbeel
•bile ctririDg OD Cout HYy. at 11 a.m. Ollly IDJu'J trU
tbe ctrtYer's bamped bead. (Enslen pfdo.)
leni back in competition
Terri BalcttrtD of Balboa
lslud. 17 year old )mlor
printe clabs, b1gtl schools
a.od colleges.
BAT YAHM GROUP TO
PRESENT AWARDS
••••• the creat• lta.r ... a first -.1 &.or award
lucbeclll pYeD by Temple
Bat Ya.bm's receutly formed
SltlteJ'tlood. ...W be beld at
11:30 LID. J.ae 30 al tbe
v elYet -Tutle restun.at 1D
Fuldaa lslud.
MARINERS CHURCH ,
IIOW M ou• MIW •• L .. C
1000 8190M0 AT JAMBCWEE, NEWPORT BEACH
TELEPHONE: 640-t010
THE TEACHING m CEJifJ'ERED OM iESUS CIIIIIST
AND THE BlBL£. WITH EIIPBAmOJJ PIUC'IW:AL
CRRIS't"'AJf uvtNG. ALL AGES ARE WEI..COtiE. eo.ueu.c ..s ....W.C ayafhble.
SUIWAY SEBVK;ES: 1!00-t:JO -11:00 A.M.
********************* •••••••••••••••
15.-----------------------------------------------_..__._.._ •. at Co~ ~1 Mar ~b scbooJ. leaves tbls •eek for
She bas competed LD ooJy
2 meets this year becaue
or a brokeo knee early Ia
the seuoo. Her ID)Iry kept
her from tbe earlyqaallflca-
tion rounds for the Elite
anrt Olympic meets, but.
after a 3 mootb absence,
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• U feti"H' "'""" s ,ood for th~ life of tire trf'ad
bal anced , •~ lo"t as tir~ is no t rt'1tlor•ed f ro"' ultf't>l!
.......
Mf?i 17 I 7 r• .... -. .....
Engine
Tune-Up Front-End
Alignment
$.4~88 iC~
""' 'qt. ilf corad
Sf l•·u lor cars"' oth •::..c,,.~H lltDihon
• Our mf'dlanacs ~lt'druntr,olly ftnt•
I IItie l'flllt rn~"''' • New j)lltnls, pluiiS
• coMr.f!St'T . r .... ~·n•'~'·"'"ll ,,.,,. .. ,, adtllll c.arlnor••lor • Ho·IP"
naa1ntain ~ Sl'llooth r11nnon1 ""!!'"" •
lndudt·s Oabun. Toynta VW A ho:h1
SJ388 =~~ If lllf'decl
• Co111ple1r anaiJ"' .ond dlof111mf'nl
corNC110tl -to '""'"J''' hre m•f,..,~,. ...S ••prove sltleran:: ~dletv • p,.,,.
... ef!Uif'nt~l USI'd by "'P''I'If'n<'~lf
llll!dlllflics, hl'lfl" • ~urc " prt'f"l81ttn
al~cnt.
EVERYDAY L.OW PRICES OM POLYESTER CORD TIRES
'All-Weather' 78
Built "1th polye11tcr cord that's lrmprred in an exclu-
sive procrss £or optimum strenl!lh and rrsili,..nce. The
rib treatl1s Y.ell ttrOO\'ed, provtdinl! plent ~· of tr.~ction
edges £or decisin grip. In e\·pry detail. this tire ~\'es
you hon<'sl quality, at a price that's in step with the
time.
Otlt PRICE
Atf1 $11(
liSTED
(]1. 1' F71l4. '7a.J4. G7J.lS ........ ....
Plus Sl.l2 to SU5 f.U~ ..._ 011 sil! ........ ;.t P ..._
u..llilll ....... llfllft,f .... Ytla.P II J, ~ Clww...., a..r. Ct•'· ,........,, Clllllll, ............... ~ ....................
natlooal gynmuttcs com-
petitioo In Fairfu, Va.
Terri, a member of the
Soutben Callforota Aero
Team (SC2ts). is competing
in the senior oatlooals,
m eettng top gylllDasts from
TERRI BALDWIM
Bight on, CB!
'* Ia THE ,..t Citizen's Band radio IS graduattng, too. Not only has it become
super popular. but the choice of rigs and accessories 1s the beSt ever.
......... • ... a Ca. It's a great way to keep in touch with the world. More than
1 1 miiNon Americans have discovered the fun and usefulness of owning and operating
their own ca .
.... .... • 117e ..... for your '76 graduate? We've got <Mtr 20 different ce
rigs in .. , price ranges. And, a wide auortment of accessories. Don't worry aboUt buying
the wrong ttelng. We'll give you the straight scoop. We'd honestly rather lose a sale than
sell you eomething that's not right.
.,.... 111 ... • and we'll give you a 10 per cent discount on atl items purchased.
we also have temporary licenses, so your grad can start broadcaSting right away!
Tile 1111-lre-lee 11e111. 1111.
the Electronics Store that Ceres'
~,,., ll1ttl"'' h lwtt , ,_,~,~~ Mftf11t fllf-"~ Tho Befn .nd 8urver Klftt)
f "'_.' "..,, " •:r, '''•'"'", ""'•'"Jf• 1 rtt'""· " ·ru f) •••· '>MUftMp, t t -.4 00, SUe••• ..., 'lflf .,, ,,~ ,. .....
she sur cessftJUy competed •
In the Callfornia state •
t·hampionshJps. placing Zod •
on the balance beam. Sbe :
upped her point total 1.o the
Western RegiODa.l Meet to • • qualify her for competition • •
on the natiooa.l level. • •
She has woo tbe Southern • •
Callfornla rhlldren's dl-• •
vision championstUps, Or-• DIY •
ange County aU~around ~h • •
school championship. 6tb • WI SHNG N....L OF OOR •
all-around in the stat~ of • FRiefOS A.'fD QJSTOMERS •
California in 19'75, Corona • A SAFE .uo RJN ~ ~""" • d~l Mar high school gym-• ,..... "':1;1\•J;;I"'tu-. •
oast or the year, Class I • • • • SC AT ~ tbeyearin 19'750 ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· and placed 1st 00 beam and a •
bars in a meet against tile :1 H 0 N 0 R IN 0 0 U R N ATI 0 N 'S H. R 0. S I •
national team of New Zea-• •
land. She is also a member • •
or the California state cham-_. •
plonshlp team. • · •
There ar e Z other gym-•
nasts in the Baldwlo fam-•
lly, Jana. u. aDd Jlli. 9. •
Jana has woo zoae cham -•
plonshtps in compulsortes •
lo Class ll. Both of tile •
younger gir ls p:ntlclpated :
in the German gymoae-* * strada. ..._.__.._ .. ~~.a._ .. ._._._._._._._._._ .. .__.._.__._.._~ ..
DECORATION DA
My grandad a.od his folks lett the old country to look tor a new Ute aad a better
way of doing things. They took over quite a few acres of land and developed it into
a dairy. They never paid the Indians for the land, but that's the way tbJ.Dgs were ·
done ln those days, unfortunately.
My folks left France because they felt that the government there was )1st too
powerful and wouldn't leave people alooe. lf you studied the philosophy of those
old-time settlers, you'd find that most of them ·bad Ideas of freedom and a love for
the laDd much the same as those of the American Jncttans.
Those old folks are all gone, of course, and many of the freedoms they cherished
are gone, too. When we remember and honor those wbo baYe gone before us oo
Decoration Day (some folks call it Memorial Day), I'm going to put just as many
lilies on grandma's grave as any of the soldiers have on theirs. Because, she was
a soldier for freedom, too.
We've bad a lot of wars since those old days. We woo some, lost som~, and in
others we just quit. The troops didn't QUit. They foug~ and dled for as. Many <tied
in nin, becaase .. tbey were ftgbtl.ng for pollttcal reasons, but they c:Ued for us, )1st
the same. Doo't ever forget that. Don't ever cheapeo their sacrl.ftces by saytnc,
'•Oh wen. they sbou.ldn't have been there, anyway.'' Because, you see, tbe little guy
doesn't decide where and when and how wars will be fought. He just piets up bls
pack and. b1s rlfie and goes where America sends him. He does his best for his
country. And he died. .
We have gotten away from giving these people their due. I think our school system
is somewhat to blame. When I was a kid, all of us would listen jist before each
Decoration Day, to an old soldier who would be lnvtted to the school. The .sacrifices
and their meaning would be brought home to us tlrst hand. Then, we would follow
the old soldier up the hill and put Wies on the graves of the dead. It meant something.
I wish we could get back to that. )1st once a year, for ooe day. It would do us good
to reflect on tbe sacrifices that made this country great.
But, wbat can you eJpect of a scbool system tbat can't even teach people to read
aDd write'? I baYe college kids comiDg to the store Jooldnc tor clerical wort, a.Dd
they can't nen ftpre sales tax. Wttb all of the tu dollars the schools spead, you'd
thlDk they would at least teach the kids _,, to co.t maoey.
Well. maybe I'm jast a seat1meDtal old IIWl. Maybe the old n.Jues of thrift. rell)eCt
for pareats and love of country are too old f:ubJaDecl. But, I doll't tblat ao.·l would
just ll.ke to see Decoratioo Day be a day of proper remembruee.
lnstead, u•s )list aootber loog weet.d. Drive safely.
AL FORGIT
BOONDOGGLE OF THE. WEEK: The clty of Newport Is IP"""'II tllolla~ of oar
dolla.rs to flcbt a lepl battle apiDst Staa Hlrscbbel'l. to keep blm from pUbic bls
city job back. Meaawtdle. tbey're colic to have to ctve blm bact pay n• tbey
ftaUy decide to accept the )ldge'a or.~tr to rebtn blm. • • • • • • • • • •
DoWD at tbl atore. we've cot belch cbalra,beacb b&Ua, IDd beach •Jtbiiii-JV~~-DMd
for a •••• of ••--Ia. ·