HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976-06-10 - Newport Harbor EnsignBEACH
lOc ...... _ • :=·-
BIG ROCK., which fell out or the face of the bluff abov~
Corona del Mar state beach last Friday anernooo, camP
to rest just a few feet from a home on Breakers Drive.
Realtor Don Franklin and his wile had to move out of
their bluff home at 3317 Ocean Blvd. overnight, but
they moved back 1n next day, after city engineers §id
the blu!r was stable. Underground water seepage, of a
yet-undetermined origin, was blamed lor the rockslide,
which loosed the 100 too boulder from the bluff fa ce
just beneath the Franklin back patio. A soils engineer
Is inspecting the blutf and will recommend some action
to protect It from further erosion. City building dept.
cbief Bob Fowler said he expects that a series or re-
taining walls will be needed. (Enslgn pboto.)
School budget
up $4.2 million
to 8~ ln the community ser-
Student education will ~'OSt vice tax rate 00 reductloo
taxpayers $47,737 ,214for the In lnstructt~al programs
1976-77 school year, up andanlocreaseinearlycbtld
$4,249,484 tl'om last year, hood ectucatloo schools from
the Newport-Mesa trustees the present 5 to 10. No
t1ecmed Tuesday night as change In salaries nor health
they adopted a preliminary benefits are shown.
budget. c erU!icated salaries go up
Tbe publlcatloo budget for to $23 895 50 from
1976-77, with any modU1ca -S22 526 48l to; the current
tloD of tbe prel'"''•f1 ~-78; ..,;.r the r:-rellmlnary
get, •ill be presented to too budget. Classtfted salaries
boud July IS. Tbeoperattng wUl cost $7,190,509, up
btld«et must be adopted dur-$327,823. Employee bene-
inc tbe week· of Aug. 2-6• fit costs will reach
which will require a special $4 657 803 an increase ot
o r reschedUled board meet-$2S3,4B5. ' Textbooks, sup.
Jog. plies and equipment replact>-
The tax rate wtllbedeter-meot wlll cost $2 626 282
mined by the nnat assessed up $6,572. Sites, 'butlding:
valuation Increase. The library books and equipment
county ls presently estlmat-will cost $940 564 compar-
ing an increase of 1~,hov•-ed wttb $1631,122,spent t hls
ever, a more likely estimate year ' '
ts 14%, Don Hoot, assistant ~al taxpayers are ex-
superintendent, polnted out. pected to contrlbote $38,443,
It the assessed valuation is 822 Cor school operations for 1~, the general purposetax 1976-77 under the prellml-
nte wUl be $3.97 • lf the as-nary budget a $2 682 752in-
sessed valuation ls 14c:(., the c rease. other 'sou~ces of
rate will be $3.84. The rate income figured includt> $717,
this year was $3.99. 019 federal· $5 130 438state·
Tbe prellmlnary budget $65 000 c~nt/ and' $400 oOO
ren eets a decrease from I~ tnc~ming transfers. '
Tow away now in effect
Police are oo longer put-
ting ticket citations on cars
lllegally parked oo commer-
cla.l property ln Newport
Beach. Instead, they will
bne the offending cars towed
away at the car owner's ex-
pense.
The c hange in pollcy,
\fhich started last week,
ca me because too many man
hours are involved lnUcket-tnc cars ooprtnteproperty,
accord1.nc to Capt. Don
Oyaas, commander of the
polloe tra.fftc division.
'•Commerctal oft-street
pe.rt1ng lots are tncreastne
at a fantastic rate 1n New-
port Beach,'' noted Ca.pt.
Opas. ''and with summer comt.oc -:Al, we came to the
eoaelutoo that we can DO
toacer ..-re the peHODDel
boars to keep cltlDc people
for WepDy parklQC oo
10meoot else's business
lot."
Onera of bcls1Aesses that
bnt oft-st!'Mt PlrtlDc are
adY!Md to call the poUee at
644...S7U when they hut 11-
lepliJ parked cars. ''We
w'OJ Mild a pukine CODtrol
Olllloer oe to tM JpOt,"
aid tiM eaptlo, ''aDd be_, a.. ...,, ... Ollr'Dtl" ft.l1 out
tM MCI-'7 lorm. TMQ,
•• wW calJ tbt tow truc k.
.. ...... property O'fl•
..,.. ......, poll ua.tr pro.
pieltJ, Md w cu tlbDW tMm
...... -~t " lepllJ s n "•· ... II• prod)lta ...-•atw1nsslatbJ ---... ,.. .. Cllelm .. oltlllll ...... . n.n II aa. a dtJ ~
~Me Cllf..... IIIII ...
......... poUce 111ft Mia
Issuing parking tickets based
on that law.
··But, we feel this new
approach wUI not only save
police man-hour-s, but will
better serve Ule business
community. Giving a guy a
ticket doesn't get bls car
off you r property. Towing
it away does.''
RESTAURANT ROBBED
Of COINS, BOTTLES
A burglar broke lnlo the
Le Blarrltz Restaurant in
Newport Heights early last
Thursday and took $69.50 ln
wrapped coins, plus 2 bottles
of liquor wortb $27.
According to pollee, the
thief dropped and broke one
bottle of lmportad beer wblle
to the restaurant, then took
another bottle ol beer and
left lt, u.oopened on a coun-
ter.
BOM 8 SC ARE OVER
PHONE IS A DJO
'•There's a bomb intbere.
It wlU ro olf al 7. You
better spUt, •• securtty rutrd
Delmar Jones or Frontier
Inc ., !955 AJrny Loop Dr.,
Costa Mtll., QaOted a malt
foiee ltat"'c oe tbe pboot
lu. 4, Costa Me~~ poUce
reponed. No bomb,., blncl
lD tbe watch maldnc ftnn.
CLOTHING STOLEN
1'1ltM ..... 6 .aut. aDd
4 u.., nlMd at f7015.70,
...... .._ tNa& tbe ear ol
llkMtl eonw.u, l~ Wild eoo. • ., .... Side; ftOe
It .. ..,.., ltSU18r1*
st., Colla ..... police re-
poiW ..... l.
lD ooe of lts motlt IJIIIIPOF·
ta.nt meetJ.ngs 1n years, New-
port Bnch Clty COUDcU w1U
deal Monday nl«bt with oeu
year's budget, a pt'OpOMCI
open space bood 1SIIIe, aad
plans for a new Ubrvy.
C lty Hall CouncU cba.m-
bers are expected to be jam-
med when the meeUDc starts
at 7:30p.m. Herure the ma-
)or Issues at stalte:
BUDGET: A record $21,-
764,835 budget ls proposed
for the t1scaJ year startlne
July 1. The Council has ooe
more meeting, on June Zl,
to meet the de2dline toT
okaying the budget. Thebad-
I!'Pt has bt>en discussed in-
HUGE SIZE of the boulder tnat fell from the face of
the Corooa del Mar blu!f last Friday dwarfs cdrbas
passersby. Tbe rock ls about 10 feet thlck and we ips
an estimated 100 tons . (Ensign pooto.)
MESA ADOPTS BUDGET
A $l5,089,t45 bo~ tor
1976-77, clown 5.8 per rent
from Ju t year, .-as adopt-
ed by ttle Costa Mt>sa rtty
Counrll Monda\' nlght.
The total Includes
$14,899,830 for costs of
operating the city and
S4,189,6Hi for r apltal out-
lay. The assessed valua-
tion for the c1t) Is figured
at $343,H8,000, up 7 per
cent from last year.
Capital outlay projectsln-
cludP storm oralns oo
Princeton Dr. and Irvin~>
Ave. at $100,000; llllraq
site land acquisition Center
St. and Park Ave., $}08,000;
widen VIctoria St., Canyon
Dr. to Santa Ana River,
$360,000, and widen 19thSt.,
Fullerton Ave. to Park Ave.,
$200,000. Also proposed is
land qcquls ltion for a semor
c ltlzen housing project, $1 'JO,
000, and senior citizen r·~>n
ter, $136,000.
An ordinance was adopted
b ringlng Red Hill ~o. 1 an-
nexation, county area at1)3c-
ent to the city, lntotheCosta
Mesa park and recreation
dlsyrlct.
The speed limit on Harbor
Blvd. between Newport Rlvd.
and Sunnower Ave. was rais -
ed to 40 miles an hour.
£ntertatnrnent ~rmtb
weot to Q.M. Foods Inc.,
94th Aero Squadroa, 3180
Airway Ave., and Fettucinl,
2831 Briston St., hot one for
Jaws Inc., 2285 Newport
Blvd., was held until the
meeting of June 21.
A public hearlng \fas set
fo r June 21 to consider the
various la.nd use options tor
five moblle home parks.
They include Island View,
1660 Whittier Ave.; Crange
Coast, 1684 Whittier Ave.;
Playport, 903 W. 17th St.;
Greenleaf, 1750 Whittier
.o\ve., and Vista Verde, li41
Pomona Ave.
r ouncll adopted a resolu-
tion to CalTrans expressl~
the city's concern over the
curtailment of the coostruc -
tton on the Corona del Mar
freeway.
An eatt.ng place In an ln-
dustrial area at 3303 Harbor
Blvd., was approved ln a zone
exception appllcatioo from
Koll Income Properties Inc.,
190 1 Dove St. Held untU
June 21 was a conditional
use permit for American In-
stitute or Massage, 5i3 w.
19th St., to allow a school of
massage the use of nint> off.
site parking stalls to meet
parking requirements at that
address.
Burgess-WUUams, 3955
Birc-h St., Newport Beach,
received a zone exception
and coodltlonal use per mit
to constroct an 18 unit apart-
ment complex at 302 Victoria
St. Gene A. Palaltrrl, La-
guna Niguel, received a con-
ditional use permit to con-
struct an eight -unit apart-
meot at 1923 Pomona Ave.
~---.... -
formally at afternooo Coun-
r tl study sessioos since Ap .
ru.
Some of the budget propo-
sals tbtt bave beeJ serious-
ly questlooed by tbe Council
Include the addJt1oo of 12
city employees, tbe deletioo
by the elty mJ.DICU of an
a&!Jtlonal tire tnJcltreques-
~ by the nre chief, apa.ra-
medJc van to serve the areas
west of the bay, and the stu
of a n~>w library to be bullt
ln 'l:ewport Center.
The budget propo~l ba.s
a planned surplus of about
i4.6 mllUoo, which could be
osed to provide pay ralses
or about 4 to 5 per cent for
ctty employees. Salary dis-
cussions a re now under wa}
between rity management
representatives and union
nee;otiators. The propo~
bude;et is based on contlll.l-
tng t urrent property tu
rates .
OPEN SPACE BONDS: An
attempt by CouncUman PauJ
Ryr kof! and his supporters
to get citywide voter consa-
1erauon of a park bond issue
wtll be the subjectofanother
public hearing. Cost of buy-
Ing 5 undeveloped areas ln
the city has been estimated
at between $3.6 and $7 mU-
Ilon. The CouncU Is expec-
ted to pick and chooseame)![ij!
Mr . Ryckoff's Jist of 5 desi-
rable sites, plus a larger
21-site package drawn up by
the city's Parks, Beaches
and Recreation CommisslDo.
There are no anJiable cost
figures oo the laager list.
The ··Ryckoft Ust" ln·
eludes: between one-third
and ooe-nimtl of the Jmoe
Company's '•Casb'tfays•·
property at WestcUU and
t )Vf r, 2 acres at t')e •~51 -
ern end of a proposf'd West
Ne'MJ)Ort pari!: on the old Pa-
cltt<"-Eiectrtc right-of-way,
the 8.8-ac re so-<'alled land
t rade remnant near East-
bluff Park, 1.35 acres just
east or the entrance to Bal-
boa !:;land, a.od 2 lots ad-
joining Inspiration Point ov-
erJoold.ng Corona del Mar
st2te beach.
Plans call for placing the
bond Issue, if okayed by the
CouncU, oo a ballot nc"(t
sprlng, possibly dong with a
Newport-Mesa school dis-
trict bond issue. Besides
lnltial costs of the open
space, city otrictals have es-
timated an added $6,000 to
$9,000 per year ln mainten-
ance costs and property t.1x
losses.
C.E.E.E.D. AWAllD ls presented to £utp adftl'UMr
Al Forcit. a.t left. by Gllbert Ferpaoo, esecadYe dlredDr
of the orp.o.lzatioD (CoooeU for En~lroomeat. Employ-
ment and ECODOmy tbroucb plaDDed De-fe1opmaat}. Tbe
award,. booorlnc Wr. Forrtt for bis Eulp ad.s cr lticW.C
the stat.r Coa.sta.l Commlsslou and otber C()Yenunct
bodles that <Xdrol private property <SeYelopment, wu
anoouoeed last mootb at C EEED' s unu.al buQDet Ill
Ana.beim. Mr. Forcit, stm u aettn eommercla.l tl.lber-
man at 81. retumed )lst last week from a tlid:d.ac b1p
aoo ae~ tbe award 1n trout of b1s bard1ra.re •re
io C entra.l Newport. (Ensi(D pboto.)
Badham edges
Schmitz in 40th
Robert Badham, Jtm Sle-
mons, Thomas RUey, Judge
Betty Lamoreaux and Vivian
Hall won Important local vtc-
torlec; in Tuesday's primaty
elE>~'tioo in the Harbor Area.
l ocal vote rs also JOined a
statewide Uf1t> that g:ave Ron-
ald Reagan, Jerry Brown
ACTRESS CarollyD O.Vore,
former Callloml.a model ol
the year, wU I assist in pro-
duction of the Mlss Cahf-
ornla teen-ager" semf-
floa.ls at Promonto11 Point
this Saturda}'
Miss Teenage
contest here
Orange Count} 's 7 repre-
sentatives to the ·· MlSsCa.l-
lfornla teen-ager•· pageant
•Ill be selec ted at & pool-
side fashion show and buffet
thts Saturday, June 12, be-
tw een 11:30 a.m. and 2:30
p.m., to the \' tJia D' Amict at
Promonton Point. Admis-
sion ·1onatlon Is Sl.
The i h.nallsts will be
and JobD TWlDey party vte-
torles 1n ~primary.
Jamt's Combs, former
pastor of the Flrst Baptilt
Church of Costa Mesa, woo
a close Republican victory
to advance to a November
try for Coagressman Jerry
Pattersoo's 38th Dist. seat.
Closest of the local races
saw Bob Badbam of West-
elttr, DOW the 74th Dist. a.s-
semblyrt~aA, edge out for-
mer congressman JobD G.
SchmlU of Spyglass RUI for
the ReoubUca.n oomiDatloo
tor Aoc1rew Hinshaw's 40th
eOO(TessjonaJ district Job.
With all Oruge Couoty bel-
lots COI&Dted, and 98 per
cent of tbe San Dlero Cowaty
votes ln, Mr. Ba4ham W'Ul
by 35,688 to 34_535. WLth
W r. Badbam numlng ahead
by a wider ma.rc1D lD San
OifgO County the In On.art
County, there wa.s DO eha.oce
for Mr. Schmitz to catch
up in tbe final Wty.
Democrat Vtvla.D Hall woo
tbe J1&U to CQJOH Mr. Bad-
bam ln Nove~. ~eatiac
Rod wu-..
Tn ..-r bad beel biDed
as a cl?St tl(bt for rl'" Stll
district county ~s.)l"'l
)Ob, tncunabeot Tbomu RUey
of Dover Shores easily ~
fPated cnallenger Max Blns-
wanger of Bli Canyon, 86,-
008 to 37 ,Z-47. Dr. E~
Atherton ot Oakwood apart-
meets got 7 ,85Z votes.
Car dealer Jim Slemoo.s
won the GOP oomlnatioo for
the 74th Dlst. Assembly seat
being vacated by Mr. Bad-
ham. Mr. Slemoos polled
15,i45 Yotes to 13,8?6 tor
Marl.a.o Bergeson and ll,SS6
for Bill Crosby. lD Novem-
ber, Mr. Slemons wlU face
DPmocrat Roo Cordova, wbo
was unopposed ln the
primary.
LETTER CARRIER ptcked rrom a n eld or 26
Jude:e Lamornux., woo
was appointed l.a.st yeu to
a vacancy on the Harbor Mu-
otrlpal Court bench, wu e -
lected to a tull term over BIU BEAN DIES
wuuam Richard Bean, 49,
a letter carrier, died Sunda}
at Costa Mesa hospital aft er
a short UlDess. He ltved
at 4~ CabrUlo, Costa Me§,
and worked out of the New-
port post omcE' on Riverside
Ave. He was a oatlve of
Oregon.
Mr . Bean Is su"tved by
hls '*lfe, Darlene; sons Will-
lam Grant Bean 0, Richard
Belin and Kendall Bean, dau-
ghters Athena Bean and Apr U
Bean, parents Mr. and Mrs.
Wtlll.am Grant Bean and sis-
ter Betty Jasmlne, all of
Costa Mesa.
Servtoes are sceduled for
10 a.m. today, June 10, in
Bell-Broadway Chapel.
rl"gional ontestants whoare
the produr t of sc reenings
condut:>ted tv E xr hange Clubs
of Santa -\na, FullE>rton, Sad-
dleback Valle~, Huntington
.Rear h an.1 '\ewport Ha rbor.
Contestants wfll appear ln
IOnlit everunr 1resses, and
each will tl3\'t> an opportunit\
to address the audien~e. An
Innovation of tht> state Jllli-
eant this )'ear Is deslgnatq
the o\merlcan Cancer Soc 1ety
as a benefJr tar} throu.-:h ap-
portioning contest entry
ft'eS, utlhzmg ~eant r on-
testants ln lora! f\.md-ralstne
acttvtt1es and other pageant
events.
The flnallsts wUI go on to
compete for the title of
·•Mtss Callfornla Teen-
Ager" at the state finals at
1tbe Balboa Ba)' Club July 7-
11.
hallenger Julian Ertz, win-
ning 40,633 to 11,766.
In statewide and natSooa.l
races, Orange County gavt'
Ronald Reagan a 109,.
460 to 82,311 margin o•er
President Gerald Ford ln
the presidential primary.
Democrat Governor Jerry
Brown polled 140,179 votes
in Orall(e County oo his way
to a statewide sweep over
Jimmy Carter, W'ho got 51,-
431 votes here.
Mu sic Investments , Car-
son, was dented a nrlance to
legalize extstlog slgns ex-
ceedlng the requirements ln
the sign ordinance at 1846
Newport Blvd. Harold 0.
Hansoo, 262 Knox Pl., Costa
Mesa, received approval for
a variance to coostruc t a
5,743 square-foot storage
bulldtng at 1605 Onnge Ave.
with reductloos In the re-
quired side and rear ;·ani
setbacks.
F@deraJ re'fenue sha.rlng
fu nds totallnc $1,109,000
were allocated. T ... list in-
cludes $250,000 tor the
buJldlng of a new theatre tor
South Coast Repertory Thea-
ter D@&r South Coast Plaza
Hotel: $150.000 toward a
t1olrntown flre staUon: $225,
000 fOr ltrMt ma!ntenaoce:
Actor is boat parade marshal
ln the u. S. S~te race ,
Incumbent Democrat John
Tutme}'"s primary wta over
Tom Ha)'den lncludeda 117,-
417 to 83,M4 Orance Cocmty
margin. ln the Republican
nee to pick a chall...,.r
to face Senator l'unoey 1D
Novernbu, Sam Haya.kawa
outdlstueed Robert FIDeb
91,664 to 70,W 1D Orulce
County. Alpbonso BeU wu
second in the county with
76,628.
SaO,OOO t)r Bear SL uteo-
aloa; $60,000 t)r UCbt&Qc
foar ball fte_Jds; $80,000 for
do'nton elrcalaUoa .tu<ty
Ud $30,000 for a breath.lfte
ayltem for tile ftn •rt-
mtDt. Apoltee m1al-eof111111-
ter wW co.t $89,000. eo.eua. deaMcl a re-qu• from RII...U W. MO-
ler, W WtlJ.MleJ a..a... Cotea ....... .,,...._....
of·~-.... ..., a, C~GeCti'IIIIC ._ ...... ..
oM' se. a. .... n Cdl-
lae Jl.-tJ •llaftor 811'd..
Entertainer WUltam ~
marest, ··Un cle Charlie" ln
tbe TV sboW, '• My 3 sons;·
hu beeo oarned crand mar-
shal for the 19'76 cbaracter
boat perade, chairman Tom
Enos &D.OOUDe4d this week.
Spoa10red bJ the Commo-
dores Clab of tbe Nnport
Harbor C~llhr of Com-
mer<le, tbt pande, Mt tor
S~aclly, Jaty 4, ll DOW ln
ttl 1Stb )'tar. OrtciDaUY, It
t•tared _.....,. tJPN of
power boat.. allboab. t'ml at.m bolls; ..,_..,r, siae4'
tMt UIH, 3 maJDr cllvlliODs
MYt bMil formed to lllow
all boat OWMn to .aer.
Tbe ~ U't t lilllndtf
e ..... ~clul
Ud --(!Ml..-diJ dUI..
Rep.tndoa ,_ Ia $IS tor
-~Mid ciiU·
acter a.od $35 for t'ommer-
clal.
This year's e•eat wtll ~
part or tbe Newport Such
bleeotfODW )lbtlee and wtll
featlre boats decorated to
t~ tbemt of •• ~F btrth-
da.J, Amerlca."
Tbe pandt wUl torm at
1 p.rr.. ~ ll tM Lick>
e.....a. aDd tbtoftlclal par-
ade wt11 btciD at 2 p.m.,
....,"1 dow'D t.bt b&Jtor put
tM Balboa· I&J C bib, to tbe blnlll P*t. wbtr. )tdllJIC
wW tUI place.,
TJ'GII .. M .t plaqMI wUJ
be pr .. 1 t.t at a 10-bollt
JIUtJ 1ft 1M BellM 8Q c lib
.. • ~ Aa A..nca bll-
.. luMiasllacWutM
.... 1ft $1.10 .,... ,...... .. ........... .,.COlD_
• ._ ut ..a.r-Toa
Evans, Blll Coulter, Pt!'te
Barrett, MUt Ha~Y. John
Curet, Hugh t.1ynatl, Ralph
Berke, Wal ly Crutteodc.
Tom Gillen, Ken Allen, 01c:k
Pauley, Dan Rogtrs and Dor-
Is LindH)'.
Assisting grand marshal
Demarest at tt.. tropbY a-
wards w11J ~ actor AMy
{)pvlne, member oftl~Com
modo~s Club.
PALM TREE ARE
Som ... po~~rtd a flam-
mable ~ 011 tbt but
of palm trees at SlOt Uld
1121 W.roe wa,, Cotlta II•-
•· tpiU.ac thm Ud ICOJ'da.
... tbt tnU:I of Ulll tnM.
COlD .... polkt "fONd
J .. s. TMN .... an
loa •
I
Proposltloo 15, Wbleh
would bave tmpoMd ltrtd
coatrols rrr r DUCieu power
plut d~·~ , .. de-
feated stat...sdl aboat 2 to 1
wtttl tbt Mlp or a 41t,t'10
to 111. a 16 IMl'1iD ta e>ruce
CoatJ.
2 DRIVERS CITED
Two IDIIl -.re ~ • e...,.,_ ol ct....-dmtll "J
c.e:a M .. po&~eeeartJPrtdaJ .,,.... ~ ....
Roy o.c.a. aa. o1 am
£. lltl IL. W ll, C_. 11-.. wu arru•tt ..,
lttll .......... ...
.. 1.:40 La. l4liuf "' »-..... lf.ela.IN1 7 ,,... -o.c.---. .... ..., ............. .
c ..... a...r~•·--.
CDM C.C.
backs librlry
CoraM cw ...... a...
ber of Co-ct ... a record tJd.l ... .. a •
of u 11,000 _,. 11112 •
llbrary 1A Nc•1111011 C d •
Tbe Clamber clbwrtiJJ ...
ecS -...e-., Ml ' I .. ~
port tt.ecUJ··~-
oiTrutMIIanll no ..
aew Ubn.ry 12-r ret nlcbt•• City ec.ea J11M1e
bearfiC c.a ... --The Ll>rary ...... ...
Moeday monilc te ... .
lts reQMil from IMC ••L
Here llwtllttllt....,._
Tbe 11.000111-L ....... .
to be ballt.,. ..,. .. .....
ta Butua St. an ......_
U 1D e«Jmet.l Clllll ., •
mllUaG, IDe.._ E .. gl
~eklpmtal ol ...........
oowua ~...,
uc1 ad~~.
Later, tbe aa.r 4.• ..,a.
of the sbell .............
in.
Tbe clty IIU ......
ac:reed to t.y 2.1 ~ ..
from the lntM C.. •
S!'79,500, PIYilll ......
a 10-year pertad. Te __,
the stnc:tue, 1M ettrs a,.
brarytunte WI&IIId ......
be l.Dcrtdtd bJ ~ ,. ••
of property en ...........
Jepl Umlt ol 1$f. fttl
woud nile -... a t
StOO,OOO I*' JtU' Ia .. eu,.--,,__.. .. ..._
er ofuHO.*.-.u a
$3! per~ ...........
c.rreat Prcll*11....._
LlbnrJ a.l'd elt.'flwl•
Pbll ....... IUdMd 11'1"......, ..... .. ...... ~._.. .... .
bnry .. llfjp j Jlilt-•*••..-easa tor.a..r . .,.._....,.
Nr'rictl ... 111 n.-.
U(1l 4 bruc:-6 't1 I ..
need tor tbt _. WP I•
A small brueb 1lll'uf II
420 MaJ1cold Ia ~ ..
W.ar ls a.e CIDlJ ca,......,
eut of tbe bay.
~· ., _ _, ...
brary are tll*tld te _,. ·
tbat mooey COliN M ~· /
l!peDt by ._rr a a • -. ·. paocttnc tbe 4 ar a c
bn.ncbes ID 1rlllteJ&tr, C..
Balboa &Dd Wlllt Jll..,..t.
Hold-UDS il ·
Costa Mesl
Costa II_. pellet,...
day r'IIOrted•...,wrlrl
meats tn UM!tr ..... •
solve 2 ar!Md 1 .. ZIIMt
one pu.lled by 2 ........
The wom• belcl • ...
Spirit ShoiiPf, ~ 11 ......
Blvd., at 12:!5 p.m • ...,,
f'Se&plnc wUb suo. T1lllr
were dele~ u ..__
28 ud 3! ,.an ..... ..
to 130 pouDds. at11112 S .._
8 tnches ln ........ 1'!1J
ten 1n 111 old ,... --.
SablrdaJ 11CN I -._
tfred the eo.ta .... -
3205 Harbor 81 .... .....
with a ~ 1M.,..._
They left wiD SlM. Ote
was~u ........
otMr blaet.
A muaad..,...,.,.._
ss a.od 40, Uld a ..... ...
CUD to otltalll ... tiO ...
from a clert II str c-...
Llq.or &lion. ltll ...._
St., Colt& ....... et ll-p.m • .._.,.
RADO IS SlOLEM
l
.!
,,
~~.. .l!t111Jt ~ _,.,. IOGEI AHD .10 Altlt FOWLER AIOAID THE ICAIAI
.::o~::::::-.:.::::~~:::: .. The Impossible Dream
• THE SHOUTING IS OVER -FOR NOW
Aren't you rejoicing that it's over
for now --tbe frenzied aeramble for
influencing voters for the primary elec-
tion. No doubt most of you are as re-
lieved as I to see and hear the end
of all that political sales pitebing (ex-
cept that it'll all come back again
for the November sbowdown --only
more so).
I have found it particularly annoying
to put up with Interruptions in favorite
radio and television programs for
glowing eulogies of various candidates
or viewing witb joy or alarm at as-
sorted propositions. lf I were to east
a vote for tbe most objectionable, I
would pick on Marlo Thomas and Ralpb
Nader chattering about nuclear perU
and pleading for "yes" on IS.
The last few days of the priritary
election campaign also saw a flood
of political literature further disrupt-
ing tbe already greatly harassed Postal
Service, no doubt delaying a lot of
important mail, including, in one In-
stance, the Ensign. The deluge con-
sisted of personalized-by-computer tel-
egrams and letters, pamphlets, cards,
simulated newspapers and multi-
colored brochures. A typical comment
from the Inundated public: What a waste
of paper and effort I
ly FRANCIS HORVATH a lllaem! bellol -....
It 11 lll!p)ld'lle l)r tbe ca.ld be ~ .me. to God
moataa to come too. mu.. 1a tbe 08lllde world. 8be
tu u.e ooeaa to lklp rolJ.lac eame to Uft wtUI btr IIIC6tr
oa m ~~~ore. t:tr tbe -. to at the DeMarl Toa ftonl
--__ bat ta ,_ abop. Sbe lmm-r
Ybo due. dreamt are oot 80Ugbt e~ ud
lm-te. ll>laod the Onice Sebool
It -ma Ute ynterdaJ ot.trtct teacblac staff.
that Ultle Jo Alia. Toall 1lrU wbere tbe became an ad-
bam Ja ~City, KaraJas. Yllory .ape"iaor 1DEa«Uab
oa ltlJ I, 19Sl, tbectupier art.
of Mrs. Dellarl Tostt uc1 ODe daJ tn 1971, Jo Aao,
tbe late Mr. TOIII. Jo Ann oenr laYUic atteoded apd)-
eatered Mt. st. Scboluttci.J. · Uc daoce, decided to 10 to a
AtcblJoa bleb sellool Ill daDce at DlaDeJlud. Tbat
K--.. lD 1945 ud alter same day, Rorer made b.U
ber rndlltiOI lD 1949 •-ft.rst vtstt to tile same cJIDce
tered tbe BtDedietlaeCatbo-at Dlmeylud. AI: tbe daDce
Uc Con\'"eat iD AtcbUoo, Roger wu attn.eted to be.r
•bere llbe remaiDed QDW and ubd lor a daoce. Dltr-
1953. Sbe tbea transferred 1Dc the di.Dee Ro&er aid to,
to the BIDedietiDes' new her, ''YOtl koow I thlllk I
mlulon lP Gteo&:tn., Call-could leli'D to Ute 1011.'' tor.~&. Sbe tauebt n.rtoua Ten daJS later tbey were
aub)ec:ta at st. Lacy (lrls marrted and the 10me times
bleb acbool aad rndlllted fUWe, hopeless dreams of
from tbe Sm Dleco CatboUc Yesterday were re•rrectecl.
UoJ\'"erstty tor Women. For the nezt 3 years two
Ltllle tboupt did a:be che dreamers bepn serioua'ly to
dllriDc tbose yeua of e.-er work em I S% foot bol.t, a
1ea'flnl tbe CODvent IDd West SaU 17,1Iberglus taU
eatert.l( tbe outside com-that bad beeo La dey dock
peUttte world. Yet o•er tbe for 8 years, at the rear ot
Je&rl' 1n tbe aolltary quiet the DeMurl Tosti Flonl
of ber room lD tbe coa•eDt, Shop.
I dream IDboru WU fostered Jo Ann took COUfNI ID
lD spite of tbe eo•tron-wood wotld.Jlg at tbe 'hltln
meatal CCIDitltlou IDd tn-high schOol aDd helped to
n.eoees •"""""'"' ber butld tbe Lu1de of the cabin. We. They both JpeDt tbetr span
01 No.. !4. 1924. Roger time lD balltUng tbe bolt
W. Fowlerwubon iD Holly-and 1n 1973 tbetr drelm
wood. AbiDCiooed by bll boat wu placed iD tbe wlter
~er. It u early ace, be
r....,.ecl -rt 1114 help from b1a CJ'I.Ddfatber, owner
at tloe ._ S...~ Mana.
TN7 ,.,_,lz 111 wtt11 tbelr ----tlle-tbt Seanb, I qd)ol of I
N«<ellot K alao.,-mbollsod
a rNirreetioa from a put
We.
Oa Feb. 1, 1976, fr1eDdl
ud relath'es ptbered at
the Loac Beach llu1oa to
eecort tbe Scarab oe its
m&Jdeo t'OJ'IP to tbe South
Seu. They bn>oJcbt cUts 1114
well w1lbel for a boa ..,JIIe
1114 lollowecl It he)'OOd the
breakwater 1n tbe cold
cbo~Jpy W*tera and an
adnociDC foe. 1bey aw two
special people ltlftdiJII oo
deck, boldlnc 011 to tbe alii,
hurctnl aod kllllllc eacb
otber, wa•loc rood..b:rea &Dd
tbrowtnc out klues with
tbetr baDdl to their frleodl
&Dd relati•es, wbMe eacort
boat• were~ ODe
bJ cme lrio tbefoc, returnLDc
to the comforts ot their
bomea.
(Coatllloeclllelltweek)
FROM THE BIBLE
0 atac Do tbe Lord a
new 10111; for be bath doGe
maneloul thlaca: b1J ri(ht
band, aad h1l boly arm, latb ·
rotten him tbe netory.
Tbe Lord '-th made blowD
bla salntloo: blJI ~
ness bath be opeoly 1bowed
In the &leta of the beathea..
(Psalm 98,1,2)
All these political maneuvers --In·
elttding the mail deluge and tbe assault
by airwaves -• helped me to appreciate
newspapers all the more. Witb a news-
paper spread out before me, and the
radio and TV turned off, there is no
interruption by some insipidly spoken
commercial. I am able to enjoy my
favorite columns (such as tbe Log or
Forgit' s ad) without distraction from
tbe politicos' pitchmen. Of course, tbe
political ads are tbere in tbe news-
paper, but they can be ignored, if you
so wish, and they can also be read
at leisure, and re-read and analyzed,
without disrupting the enjoyment of
reading tbe news and features and the
commentaries.
of I pipet m1U iD Holyoke,
lfau. Be atteaded Kbooll
in Uusacblalfltts, CocmecU-
cat, ud Calltomla. Durtac
MARILYN MANION
World War n be tened: tn
the U.S. Cout Guard, sta-
tloaed at San Jaaa, herto
Rleo. After bll: dlKbarge
be atteaded Woocblry Col-
Jere iD Lo• AaceJu IDd
apoo ftn'"''DI u.M:.lated
hlmaelt With tbe Pbllco Ford
Aei"CGGtrcoic Dtrialoo tn
Newport Beaeb, dolD( elec-
trical rnearcb.
F'R'EEDOM AND MORAL LAW
The political season makes me all
the more content with my lot as a
newspaperman.
PROS and KARNS
DEFICITS -INTEREST COSTS -TAXES
That $70 billion deficit of the federal aovernment this
year, may not teem much for us to be concerned about , until
we realiz.e that Sl6 million a day is beina taken from our taxes
to PlY the interest on that deb!. Thai's money ttdt cannot be
UICd to run the aovernment. And we thoupt we were payin.a
taus to tbn the JOvernment?
In C.ct , because of put deficits, already one out of every
rrve doUan we p~~y in income taxes aoes to pay interest on the
fcdenl debts, and doesn'tao towanb runninc the aovemment.
-I. Kesner K•hn
Be, too, ooarilbed 1 dream
tb&t crew fromODeof1JlsbM
thlaktQ( u a re)eeted clltld
to become aa lqlortaDt fac-
tor 1A Ida Ute, a drum ot
a u....., a Sblocrt-la. In
b.1l b!Ch tcbool U(l couere
daya, b1a di.JJ: 1D Puerto
Rico, Rocer Dl'fer ~topped
dreamblc of tbe lPODCMra ot
the ...., tbe oablnl beaut.Jee
of I&Dd &Dd HI, tbe ebal-
leace to U•e tree from tbe
.trea IDCI preuans of a
dally rrllld, a atrua:te ta
IUITin.
Let'• Me wbat Mppened:
to two wbo dared to dream,
-tbey met ud -they carried oat tbe1r dream lm-
.~le.
lD 1 M9 Jo Aaa'a cleatiny
~u~ ~to~~~~~~~~~~-d 1 Wt Ume 1D :; " coannee of ctlDe Order,
.. t the Dell:
tbe ~Ice of
.,. , __
God.
ID 1951 ber her mO'ted
to Ca.ta M &Dd pur-
clluod tllo lion! abop at
zm "-Blfd. 111 mo Jo Au loll t11o _.oat'WWJ
Yo u c1n huy almost
anythin& in red-white·and ·
·b lue durin& this
B i ce ntennul ycu Be
instructed n to what people
ate 11nd how they dressed
during Coloma! tJmn. Hear
radio s pots descrihmg a
myriad of histori..:al events
that have taken place during
the hut I wo hundred years.
But you -.ee and hear
very little about the haste
truth thllt our Btcentennta l
is all aboul. Uardly anyone
talk!< of wh"'t happened on
July 4 , 1776. On that day,
our forefather!! ~•gnc!.l the
L>e c l;~rat•n n of
Independence, ~nd they ~111d
therein that the freeUom
they ptOdilillled WliS &IVCO
to men hy God.
l.>r . it OWIItd 1::.
Knshncr, t'ro fusor of
E co n o miL"S at the
Northwood l n"ltlule of
Hou~t on. Texas, heheves
th11t GOO and freedom o.re
insep;m.tble .. He re i~ wtu.t he
told a recent Manion Forum
rad io .11udience:
.. The hasic of ou r
freedom ilnJ o ur
self·10vernmrnt is spirih111l.
Freedom was horn the day
Mosn c:.me down off o f
r --------------------------------. Mount Sinai bearina the Ten Comm11ndments. The Fin l
Nor
,,, ...
BY CU8A ~Jolt>
"ftll: SeMEl" UNION
IN AFf?tCA ! !
. OISRt=GARP INO RUODC.::i iA
ANO SOU"1H AFRICA, OJ-C..OURbl ... )-
C'om m11nJmcnt i~ the
charter of our llherties. It
says, "Thou Shall 1-tltve No
Ot.htr Gods Before Me.''
.. If I don't hi:lievr in
Cod , then the mos t
important thin& in the:
WOt"1d for me it what I wahl.
and t 'II 10 out .nd take it
anywhere I can. Why
shouldn't I? IC I want th.e.e
thin•, and thr:re are M Ten
Commandmenu, no monl
law, I'U ao and take H .. r:m if
I can. That mtam the strona.
take ow:r a.nd entltve the
weak, and we have 1 lt\llttr
and tltve rclaUonablp ...
"Now, the ont:r thin&
tblt prevents U.tt il tiM
l_,f.4fsdpline, self·ote:IUaillt
! .. d ult-eonlrol th•t n '------------------:----------------'«.quire and lrnpoee Upoft
'
o urselves when we put God
first and worship H1m truly
and s teadrl y an d
conrrnously over a long
peTioli of trme."
"T he "l enth
Conunandment Sllys, 'Thou
Shalt Not Covet.' We're
tryrng 10 revi se that
Commandment tod!ly. ;,nd
tryrng to makr rl read.
'Thou Shah Not Covet -
t:Jtcept That Portion Of Thy
Neichnor·s Wealth Whrch
Exceeds Thine Uwn."
"Th e l:ighth
Commoandrnent says. 'Thou
Shah Not Steal.' Now we
arc making a desperate
effOrt 10 lt'VISe that OTIC.
trying to makc it read
"Thou Shalt Not Steal -
Unlu5 you can &et a
majority vote in hvor of it.'
But when d id majorities
ever determine right fr om
wr o n& or the trUth?
Majorities are swayed by the
emotions of the moment,
anJ heads roll from the
suillotines into the baskets
whr-n you depend on
majority vote.
" } h e S i X l h
Commandment uys. 'Thou
Shalt Not Kill .' II is preuy
obvious that unless life is
fairl y safe:, men ("U,'l devote
their enr:r&lra to production
and ("Onltruc.tion if they
bavr: to bt wonled about
eoinl anned all of the 1 ime
to protect themsehs and
their (tmlliea. We art: leein&
the truth of that riaht now
In o ur co untry in the
preuir:nce of crime and
murder and seriol.lf aimes
o( Ill ldnda -a breakdown
of t be Commandment
'Thou Shalt Not K.IU. • We
have to aet blek to
obNniDI th1t Command·
,..nt atona wtth the rett If
we are J01q to retain our
freedom and our
•lt"'IOwmment."
Only God'l truth etrn
I l'lllh ... ,,.., Try and
rtmembu th1t on tiM
Founll of lilly.
-AIIWrft,. W•y FHt~,..
The Birch Lof
Affirmative Racism
.. ...._, V M _, aat ..._ .....,.-IIUCh c • •• , ... , •
lal •~ N et tt -Aa;-lerollc'-rfor ••••--..._._....,P• ,_..._v: a,., _ _....,_. ,_. .. .,, •• ,.,....._-til.....,... co.am... ,_A riw
1 ., ..... C 0 '--....t...&..---f ... ' ., ~,. ' "'a.-. • tMc. ............. """ .... -.. ,...._. ••• ....... c-. t· · h ,._that t.be a.. ..-·n · ... ...._
.. -o -,.. 11loy col It "AI6r.ullw -Ah.,..y Go..&l -'-! '-~., eect-.... tMt k il-rs r _. c6dt.a.•wn ....... llu.e ..
-.O.......Uit " ___ -..u-~ .....
-..1 u..Mt. t.Mt it it na11asWba. lor ~ ... ..-t...,. '-a ah.nd &o f'ao\lar ......... •-•tie· ol Ndal ~ ..... a q as'-"--.. Ncrra.a c:riteri.1 fat ............ ..._ Mw a11o
.... ito ... _olllwfedanl--"'"""""" .. -" ... qo ......... ted
-·--"'a.illority .. _,~ ,... bitt,.,.
Gesu 1....._ Ia ,_t,Mt hM beeftcrMtad il imnra11~
It ..,.... oely ~Y that AIDericat were The • ....,... ~·m ntend& to paiD _. rue
...._ ~ e"•:rwben to put allide _,. depert...eau and to coi.Lep. aad Ufti~.
Ncial, ethnic:, or na aezual ~ ia Wberewr the fedn-al dollar hu IQM, tlw w .
.. ployment ~, 1"ben, ia 196t, c..,_ era! COGt.toh Uve followed. And if all ~that il
,.....t a Civil RChU Act durt ..,...;rw:eUy 110t bt.tant rac:'iam, then the -word b.u ao.t ite
boaaed ........... "ouch-by --· an empioyer. Title VD rJI the Act dldaNd it to
be u UD.lawfuJ emplotiMDt pndice to "'fail or .,..., ... A..wk:a
n(~.~~e to hire, or to d..._.,. .. uy iDd.ividual Two ...,.._ never make a richt. H blmd
bectru. of bia niCe, co&or. reliciau. ~a. or prejudice did unju.tJy and unwiRiy deprive
nAtional Of'itin. ADd the tonmment would cks .ome .Americana m a job or a place in IIOciety. it
cide wbetber eucb practice~ had Ktually oe, oucht to be obvioua that the CUIT'elll open and
tuned. Where di.d the federal pemment pt deliberate prejudiot ia equally unjWit and un ,
the ri,cht to teU a man how to run th.t. vital part wiae. But raciam iA now unctioned and pro-
of bia ba.ineM? It jutt u.umed it. There ia mated by JO¥emment. A. a ruult, t~ ia more
aurely no oon.t.itutioftal bail for it. al it, and mon af it. diautroua effect., thad
Out of the Act came the Equal Employmen.t ever before.
Opportunity Comm.iaion, charpd with inter· It the widesp~ad bittemeta, the t'eduoed
pret.i.nc the law -.nd Jiven power to initiate performance, and t.he lower at.ndarda in both
charge., encourqe corapliadoe, and brine auit. indu.try and the profeu1oru. that haw remlted
Then. in September 1966, Pr.ident Jobnaon from affirmative action were •imply t.he con-
aiiDed Es.ecutive Order 11246, the vehicle by Mlquence~ o{ 0\'erzealou• libersli•m. tlwn the
which the federal pemment now mandate. prop-ama might be: can<.:elled. But tbe aituation
affmnative action proptrma on all (ederally it aettin& .one:, not better. It aeema more
funded or federally aa~iated projecta. IOJical to auume t hat racial hatnA:t and ever,
A .. M..t....._. ••
An employer now f•ce. a two-edpd 1word.
The Civil ftitbt. Act aaya that he may not
diac:ri.minate on tJw buil o{ race, aes:, etc,, and
ea.pandin& aovernment power ar« actually
.aught by aomt, Dnelopmenta •ucb aa theM do.
in fact. oonetitute "affirmati"·e action" for
the enemiel of America.
MILESTONES TO FREEDOM ---Tw.oat Chlck-
H woa tbe mAJOr'• troplu' lor Uae belli commercial
_, "'rloC t11o C.. M-..11--r u-Club
I Flab Fry pl.1'ade 1ut Sttardt.y. l.Mcttrc ott with the
MIDiie MeR. tbe Oolt toucbtd upoa otber mllestooea ltl
·~· 200 , .... ot u. s. hiatal')'. (Eulp -.)
'H.B. wins sweeps award
The City ot Huo-
Beacb woo lbe sw~
aftrd at the 31R IDDII&l
Coltl Mea-Newport Hafbor
LIOOI Chlb Fllh Fry parade
Saturday to Cotta Yea.
ADI.betm woa tbe tbtme
award with a acu.lptunl copy
of tbe ~htlnc, ''WUblD(toa
crosaiDc tbe Del&ftrt.''
Costa Una Chrt.UU Sebool
WOD the l.Joo'a ClUb trophy
for belt youth ud rell(toua
entry.
Tbe City of CQib. Uesanoat
abowtd a rtpUCI of Libert}'
Bell ud ~ce Hall.
otber eotrtel came from the
City ot Foomtalll Valley ud
tb.e Gardea Gron straw-
berry F elti'lll A .. oclaUcm
witb a alate of '• ZOO yean
of procreu."
The Nanl Resene entry,
1 repllea of the eru.lset v .s.s. Los Allee lea, almolt
bluted enryooe off the
atreet u It 11red a.l..,s of
aolle from ttl mtnlature 8
IDch pu.
Funds ok'd
for preserve
Ploeeer Chicken woa the
mayor"a ~J for belt
commerclal Ooat wttll tbe
eotry HUed ''lrllldtoael to
freedom.'' Tbe IWeepM:lkel
troplly for ldCb .chool buds
wu botly..aJGtelted b.J tbe
muy ~ eateredu.lwa
to Estaocla bJCb ICbool wttb
Drum Ua)?r Dan LJOD ac .. eeptiDc tbt anrd. Newport tbe state s..te laJt week.
HJUtlo .,~ hool ho apprond t:be *1JPropr1atJoa r ..... .c wu It of $1.1 m.lUJoQ to dft•lop an ~·rbl JliiDJor bJCb .ebool ecolopcal pn.ene1D. Upper
Ia _. •-,_ -• .. -.... Newport Bay. Tbe~JUA, P •-'"~ ~ ,_or -S.B. 1&11 ~ S..lor ~ala tltmeatary ~ebool bud&'. v, .._
ADcliDr Lodp IU rec:.lved E. Carpeattr, WU puHd
ttlo jadp'a lnlpby lor -10-1 1114 -II> Aaembly.
cine--rod-· The bW doclaru leciala-
llapor Doll Racltt ofCOIItt tt•t llteat tblt tbt IDODeY
M-ltd ttoo parade lD a come from tllo JC.5 mUUoo
IPOI'tl ca.rcomllledonBar· ~1Yed bJ tbt ltate aaset-
bor BlYII .. i)1IDnd bJ Viet.. Utm.d IDr dlmapa to lt&te
Mayor Jack Hammell 111 a Uoltt.--U.IHtSuta
... ...,_ alllo ud olbtr elric BU'bl.ra oU .W.
. ~. t Lut ,...._~lorCarpoo-
Mur -J>oo.Ullollloata " oocc "' -rod
loclldtcltllt Llao'a ClobOWD lllto --of $1.5 ~ ~--~~-mlllloo -tilt oil apll1 -~· ........ --~. Htt1eaMIIt _, btty sn acre.
-nrtFloliFI')'-ol tilt ·-11om lilt 1-T-..,. 11or -.t. 1m.. ~. -· . . tij,l jliiic. liO acno ...,. -. llom~c-IJ.IIWIII
P1C I I IW BUIIHUS tbe Ut ol tt.t pntr~rH
IUD 8TATIIO:Itf IIJPIOIII-J 740 ......
Tilt IDiiDWllf -.. . ...... ,._ ••.., •-n VACATlOM BIBLE Btrllor •-Tutlonlco, mlllu*n Dr~ Ra-t sotOOL OFFERED
--. --lid· --" ...... dnK, P.O. e. Ull, Row-will -u -1 lly lo port._-J-opoodputcl __ _
·--. 11'11 ..,_ -tl • ...,. .. -.... Dr .. Jlc1pwt '-*: 81tM ....a .... rtd bJ ••11111 ..,.._ P.o. 8ol 'rtr-.c-..ottM....._
lllf,L fle--.rt--· •---Ylow Or -~-~-~ 11111 hd IIIII• I 0 ct .. IIUI:Ior Ylft IIIIa. 08lnd
,•
BAND WINNER -EltiDcla
htch sctxJol ma.rcbi11c bud
WOD the P"HpltlkeS band
award In Saturday's Ltou
Flsb Fry parade. Dn.~m IIIIa.
jor DaVId L)'OIJ II lboWD
here with the tropb)'. The
sehool wUl Mn poiHIIioa.
of the perpetual tropbJ for
one year. (Enalp photo.)
lldi>Jallbflnl,llpodl 1o l,.u-IIINIP• 8TE ~-lr. -· ..... tilt -wlllllo Ia It VE KI.AIII, ::.,.•jor Tlllr ttrz If WM lied Ill 'Dz -.ell......__ r tM ...,..ort -
WD tilt c., c-ciOr-a -hiJ lo IIIII p.a. . ocbaol 80I'dllllllolld, --c.., -' tm Tilt -11 f4.*l 11or t11t 1M a., -br tat "Pitt -to, b, ..; -..... _. P.OO lllr -u --lor' tilt ,., I, lrrt, II tilt lfowpori - -tl <61111 II ttoo ~ , ... Fl')' ....... IIi ....... ........ ,...,... .-.....,. eo. -_, ..
' '
THE BEE LINE
_. ••II• rc.n.,a.' , •• -. ......
Y. ~ u.,t 'rall'lw DlliiiM _.,._, ·-dud c.,..., G-.. c •• .,, ......
..,.,.,, 1-...._ l r .. -·•• 11Ji111L 0.. ....... ltic:M ........... c.... .... c-....................... .
,.... ....... rnrc....,. ....utDcarrr
tile JliltiH ........... ot a party, Md II I
..., ...... for ... ··a.e &aiM ......
fl.mQJ r 'n day:• A clay of~ IIIId
~. ~ aad reoewtllc. .. CD!
word, RElllEMB.ERDIG .•. el-.r u tbt
eryltal deconlioU ol prisms t "R)td wttb A.aceUto-de Oro's mooocnm 1D cold. the TALD"n ??? -... tD ,..__ Ullda Cuo, baadlwotk o1 Pit (Mrs. Rlcbard ) Allea..
.... ._ .. lllber. lo .Aieaader, BBOC e•-~ the PJ'Oeftm barteoed beet to tbe
8CIIUYe dlteder, ud Dlae RWrer, a.o.teu. tlrat year, It wu well Umed aDCS .-..rrled.
• • • • • E t>eryoae W'bo bad RrYed 1D dc:Jal ca,~&dty
• A DAY FOR Tilt BIG BROTHERS OF reeetYecl ncnptHgo, Foaader, Mrs.Speooer
O~E COUNTY PROCltAMI UODJc; 1lnt prealdeat. Mrs. Cbarles Thomu;
eo.try places awakeD ea.rty. Tboltcb tbe t1nt ba.ll c.b~Jnna.a.. Mrs. Wt!.Gdell Jooes;
R~s 1aome OYer tbere oe Mesa Orin is cbalnna.o of the f'lnt book (a ltllDy red
IIOt aactly in tbe co.try, lt does eYote tb2t soaYenlr), Mrs. Jack Groth, aod tint tdttor, feeUac. So coq>letely o:ablra1 Ia tbe setttnc, Mrs. Richard Cratcber.
wta. talJ trees, a aoc!)' driYeway, Uke a Reports were brief aod informatlve, wttb
COIIIItr)' lue, wtods fl"'m tbe pteway past warm splubes'ot spatklJ.Dc tmmor.Mrs.Ros
tbe ltlbl• (aow a.os horses>. oo tbr'oQglr bert Crowoer, this year's Gold Boot cbair-
pusy plata around the larce home almost man, reported that the book had more pages
at tbe ectce of a late, tbe smaller area and carried more ads than before. She oamed
IllUDed by a footbridge. Here the gregar-and thanked ber com mlttee and all who helped,
lou dlcu declare tbelr water rl.ghts to a tbeo added re: Gold Book chairman ••• "1!
THEREGRAN-11
Tablets
few puy wtaged ctncoo rues • • • get the you are askecS, try lt, you may Uke It; I dld." I
picture?? AU are wide awake and ready for In absence of tbe ball chairman, Mrs. llonJld
tbe ooce a year memberslllp meeting of the Starllng, the report was given by Mrs. Mar-
Talents':'? AuxU lary to Blg Brothers of Or-shall Nledecker, who stated that the report
IQge Cocmty, Umed for 10 a.m. reflected the beauty aod success of the
Gn clous hostess Diana Rinker was at the golden angels' crystal anniversary ball •••
elltrance to welcome members and thelr Mrs. Niedeclcer was president when the lOth
guesta. L(n(!a Cano stood near by with tbe anniversary was hlghllgbted. Mrs. Edward
re(lster so each could sign for thelr ID Sharp, in the patroness report, reminded
sticker. Arnoog the early arrivals were two members tbat all contributions by patron-
Btc Brotbers, Lenny Fleldscott and Gent esses are directed to the BBOC program.
Keat, with tbelr two Little Brothers, Mark Jo Alexander Informed tbe group of the pro-
Jooes and Chip Gun. They later told their gress that bas been made this year an4 the
uperiences throcagb BBOC. Mrs. Jo Alexan-belp tbe counsellng prognm has given. Our
der, BBOC executive dlrector, added further member, Mrs. Robert Barton, Is oow on UK>
Information and applauded the Talents""~; B BOC. AU past presidents in attendance were
work a.od financial support. Mrs. Spencer asked to stand .•• Mmes. Jack Groth, Cll!-
Hc.Uc, the first woman member of tbe BBOC ford Hakes, 0. W. Richard, Ernest Sattig,
board, was also one or the earUest arrivals. Jobn F. Porter, Musball Nledecker, Doo
Pat (Mrs. AlY1n) Cox, the foundlog chair-Woodward and WUfred Berls. Mrs. Porter
man of this unique (should w~ say, ''non-added a touch of gayety with her •• AngeUtos
eaolormlst" groupl who l.s now also on the de Oro blcentennlal minute.'' This may not be
BBOC board, supervised the coffee hour. Hot our bicentennial .•• in fa ct ltls our nve an(l
from the over tlakely, rrutt fUled tarts, co-tennlal ••. but wheo Blg Brothers become
lossal straWberries with brown sugar for mUJenla! • • . we'U be there With help
sprinlcllng (just the luscious natural sweet-perennial!
ness was super) ... all wen• served from the
beauttfull)' appointed dining room table. Slx-
ty.plus attended; som'! guests accepted
membership In tills group, which has no
regular membersh.lp meetings, but each
member pledges $50 a year to BBOC, which
each may earn through their talents. That
Is where tbe name comes from •.. and such
Weats u VIcky Layman's, listed as ''ar -
chaeologist with a nare, •• uniQue paper '
wei(bU; Amber Gruell says ''f:alltastic fudge
tor fa.ortte friends," which helps her earn •
ber quota; '·Breezy•• Elto does Tole paint-
lac; Vlf~SD.la FnaebUDc makes needle point
b~A4U, and tbere are all .artsof"helpers" amaac tt1e members.
Gatber ecl bere and there, some to the
family room ne'lt to the patio, were guests
Ca.rol SmJth, Judy Montgomery, Eleanor
WU.On. Sue Helorlchs, Marll)1l Gfanulias ,
LorniDe lmpey, Audry Harper, Arden Mc-
C llatiollt, Jane Ray and Marianne Cox. Others
in tbe adjo~ Uvi~ room, wltb a picture
wlodow view of the 11ke, were Wendy Wells,
Mella Dvorak, Barbara Mullins, Marie Duon,
Sarall Richardeon, Judy Rurndall, Muriel
Faccon, Ellen Thompson, Jean Quinn, Fran-
ces Tho mas, Marie Zweers, Marjorie Cole,
Krlatn Bell, and Barbara Lowe. Gathered
elsewhere were more guests, Phyllis Mor-
gan_ Ina BUss, Jan Baker, Mlrlan Deane and
Yena Fennara. Amoog the members we saw
there were Helen Anderson, Betty Grazer,
Nancy Auer, Zada Taylor, Dona Chichester,
Helen Fait, Daisey Kroese, and Eleanor Rose
• • • plus more ••. del.lghttul, interesting
moru1ng with the Talents':''"' in a l'tellghttul
interesting setting at the Rinbrs. • • • • •
TwelYe noon oo the same day at the Irvine
Cout Country Club, Angelltos de Oro cele-
brated thelr crystal anniversary at their
annual meetlng, with Associate mt>mbers as
honored guests. Jane (Mrs. John f.) Porter,
lllDcheoo chairman, had arranged that a past
president would hostess each table. Associ-
ate members presented and welcomed wert>
Mmes. Jule Axelson, Sydney Bartlett, Verne
Dudley, John Lavelle, John Lawson, Claude v. Patterson, Angus Richardson, Bertine
Tremaine Treat and Dean Q. Waddell. Sus-
talniDg members present were Introduced
ANGELITOS WORKE RS --left to right,
Mrs. WUllam Miller, newly appointed ball
chalrman; Mrs. Robert Crowner, past gold
chair~n., and Mrs. Richard Allen, newly
named gold chairman.
• • • •
Mrs. Rogers, president, expressed the
Auxlllary's appreciation when she presented
the Gold Book charm to Mrs. Crowner. Lee
then presented the gavel to Incoming presi-
dent, Mrs. CecU Shirar, and in turn received
tbe traditional Angelltos de Oro past presi-
dent's pin. Her thanks included especially
"her'' board and all the members and an
extra thank you to her sponsor. On acceptlng
the honor and responslbllity ol the gavel, Jes-
sie Mae (Mrs. Shlrar) lntroduced the new of-
f leers: vtce-presldeot, Mrs. OonaldStarUng;
recording and corresponding secretaries,
Mrs. Richard Bertea and Mrs. Jesse Curtis,
respectively; treasurer, Mrs. Richard Stod-
dard; Gold Book chairman, Mrs . Richard Al-
len; ball chairman, Mrs. Wllll2m Miller;
patroness chairman, Mrs. Paul Rogers; par-
liamentarian, Mrs. Joseph Beek.
Standing vote of thanks was arcorde-d Mrs.
Rogers and the meeting was brought to an
end • . . everyone then took time to see the
beautiful '•history or the year" book ... wlth
all the beautiful colored pictures or the var-
Ious meetings and tun thlngs as done by Ann
(Mrs. John) Bishop ••• the president has
custody or the book untU the September meet-
ing! To love and cherish!
MONDAY night MINISTRY
M.n.M.
EL ECTRONI C THEFT
Allen E. Robinson, elec-
tronics salesman, 2544-E.
Elden Ave., Costa Mesa, re-
ported the $4,717.35 bur-
glary of electronlc equip.
ment from his residence
whlle he was on a camplng
trip. The burglar trtpped
the locking mechanism on
the front door to gain entry.
Each Monday Night at 7:30
Plymouth Congregatronal Church
3282 BROAD STREET, NFWPORT HEIGHTS
Nunery care provided Phone: 642-2740
LIGAL MOTIC! LIGAL MOnCI LIGAL MOTICI
0::..~~~ ~. ~ r•: ;, ~ ~-~• Un·E~ ... ~. ~.:. R•~ ~-~ -=n::.• ~..r:.;!.o• .~. ~o-:"~~ •~ c~ ~ P~b·T·-7' eo~..,. ... '">~~ p~t't" o•t•w ·"-ch , .. ,,. J •\N' Q• •• ,,....,.,.,. ct« ~ ~ ~ ff".-.-,• M f'lt filtO'fl A..-c .. \!,.,J
....... ' lt'l 1ft ........... twftck ,.,._.,. ... ...... .. '"' 00" ........ " ' .. ~ .. ....._ ........... _D C lOJH Of I·Eltl' PI f(M" • :1
tAt CA!fC.O"•U 1f11 C •"' U !
Pl A .. I<lO ftl>f .. ()•l lJAl S •~•• •or-.<. • (lfN£ .. , ~('of 1 !
----'" s"•"f'lrf(i~•·-..u•'"Of • ......... 7 ... • '0" THt f .,{-._t ,,:;---;-.~, ..... 'L •• f ""JWUM •t
~
I "'*CI-A••'' • 144,434 • ·-....... ~ ... , .. ~· •• tlilltOI(t'llfC)ftr.
tlof-..t\otf( .. t \1 't, f'tA"'-\ T(.\ &1'1:firli0 t ... l t..f ,~._01 1()1' , ... , IJ'\1"1Cl(\$(S
---iSHOft"" \I •GCOuNT firlfO .. .! ( 'L: ,_ ....
·~'·'o-. • • !I( iJP. ~ T £<£... H • I f . .-.. .... , .. •
e~~ttc..._.tlC'tt • ··-• , 1#~-:;.~Uo.. • ·-~ft¥tiQifll • ·--... ..... ~60"' • .... _.., .... • ''lr"'"~~ • ··~~.
'' l'ecJIICIIIC. Gl"'-1~' • .. --
.. "" ....
PUILISH: JUME 10 , 1976, IH THE MEWPORT HAIIOI IMSIGM.
'•IT 'S GOING TO BE A GOOD YEAR!" says Mrs. L. W.
Tl.xler, right, of Laguna HUls, who is the new secood
vlce-presldeut ot the Tuesday Club, as she and Mrs.
Jon Thoroersson, Christmas te2 cbalrman, at lett, met
with the newly losta.lled president, Mrs. Rudolpb Vaoa-
selc of Balboa Peninsula, to make plans for next tall
and wtnter meetings. Mrs. Tbort>erssoo Is also a Lacuna
HWs resident. The complete board of new officers was
installed at the !lnal spring m~ting May ZS at the
Balboa Bay Club. (Ensl.gn pboto.)
• • ofsodal
note
By PEG HAAPA
Realty Board Prexie He-
tan~ Joy is returning !rom
a quickie visit to Hawall--
her daughter Uves there. . .-. .
Mrs. C. B. Sbann~>p of
Harbor View ~r ~s ls back
In Uoag Hospitat after about
6 ·~:eeks of trring 1t oo the
outside. K·t}', the e'.Q)ert
typesetter at the ENSIGN,
Ia beiDc mlssed. • • • •
Bob Tracy or Irvine re:-
ral!e Is a:so fighting It out
at Hoag. Bob has been sel-
ling real estate in the Har-
bor Area for a number of
years. • • •
The Grant HowaJds have
returned from a travel-!Uled
vacation to EuropeandScan-
dlnavia. While abroad the>·
visited the John Keelers,
who have been living In Aus-
tria !or a season and rent-
log their Corona del Mar
ho•tse. Grant 1s !ormerCDM
postmaster. • • • •
FOREIGN JOU RN ALIST
GROUP WILL VISI T
~~>wport Beach Is Included
In the · seashore•· portion
of a tamUta.rtzatlon tourtbat
Will show 8 foreign journal-
ists from 6 natloos 4 dU-
terent kinds of vacation pos-
sibilities in the USA: the
city, ··ountry, mountalns and
seashor e.
The ''holiday USA ln four
di mensions" tour wlll visit
1'\ewport Beach. Laguna
Beach and Catalina Island,
June 7-11, as the last stop
on a lS~y tour which also
wiJI Include I.oc11.anapolls;
Boyne Falls and Macldn:lc
Island in )ollchlgan; and the
Cascade Mounta.lns l.o Wa.sh-
tncton. The journallsts are
from Tokyo, Toronto,
Mexico, England, France and
West Ger~ny.
3021 £. CO~$T HWY., COlOMA DEL MAl
OBIE SPORTS LTD.
Invites you to its lst Annua l
Tennis Extravaganza
- FEA TUR lNG -* TENNIS SW A P
roRt\c, r1LH RHkl noR ,,oo t"
* FR EE ORA WING RJR #() 1\ (J/ I'I<IZE\'
*SUPER SA LE \\\ftCH \\U\1 H<\L.FOFF
() \ \ \ \f f B R ~ \ IH.
* T ENNIS PROFESSIONALS
on ha nd for le sons with kids & beginners.
* R EFR ESHMENTS, MOVIES, fun fo r all!
fSATURDAY , J UNE l2 -10 a.m. to 5 p:DJ
Call 67 5-9700 for more info rmation.
JUST OM£ BLOCK NORTH OF PORT THEATRE
SAM E SIDE OF 'ROAD. PLENTY OF PARKI MC SPACE tM REAR I
2831 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
'\\, wert> invited to attend
the opening or the Harbor
Area's first e:q>ertment vdth
theater dlning on Frida)
night at Holiday Inn In Cos-
ta Mesa. We found the Hol-
iday Inn ballroo:n h:\ t been
changed into a theater with
the stage at onto t>nd and
co:tvenient rlllnd tables,
some or which were large
enough to seat 10. :\ plt>as -
lng buffet started out wtth
numerous salads and Lnclu-
de-d a choice of entrees such
as chicken and roast beer
rare.
Every morning, daily interest is added to
every Los Angeles Federal Sav ings Account.
The p:-ofessiooal company
did an excellent )ob in J
play I didn't care for at all
--wall to wall homos~:rull
lty. I doo't know whether
the majority ol writers for
TV and the theater hav~
joined the gar commuolt), or
whether we are belng ·· edu-
cated" to t\ls si le of •tre,
but I am sure tht>re must
be other problems w:.ich at.
feet ALL of lives and not
just tht> minority of wetrd
ones.
MUSICAL. GROU P NOW
~T NE WPORTER INto'
''Good, Pure ' Simple"
musical group is appearin~
ID the Lido lounge Monda} s
through Saturdays from 8:30
p.m. to 1:30 a.m. at Del
Webb's Newporter ton.
Tbe leader. Jim Sims, Is
a 10111 wrtter and plays the
drama aDd Jtacs. Lead male
•oeallat. In RaaloD, plays
tbe M I(IIIMoe, flute, clar-
lD«. &dar. JQDo IDd even
tM aubo. Rei> Cammack
plaJS tM Of'IID. ltDda h.ar-
moay aac1 11 aJ.o a toac-
wrtter . TN ll&d YOCillSt
Ia Lyus.t.na. n., ...... bdMdllally rt-
ccmild .. a:l compaaltt
u ABC Dr"D., A ' M Record~~. Eleetra R.eords
8d .... M dlld eome ot .., ............ CGDCert.
Passbook Sav ings -Certificates of Deposit -
Inve stment Certificates
All at hi ghest rates
EXAMPLES OF ANNUAL INTEREST RATES
ON INSURED SAVINGS
5.25% 6.50% 7.75%
Pas~
~·tiel
Ct•' ,,.~tts .,, Dto s•'
~I I)()" i ~rua • t iel
'"~f'\'rr>Hll (l'rt f al•·s
S I 000 b I w YPal' ytf'ld
5.39% 6.72% 8 .06%
I "'•r•~t •orwttCI-t 01 '• • ~ ' till llrt(hl-. '"' ,,..tvllllt t~'~• ' ""' fft--t'l 1 01\\b~""~f'• , ~o~"' •"'t' # ;• '"' , •• ,. '"' .,,, " ,,. .,,, • .. .. '" -. , .. e.,,. •~"~• •~tl .. "' '"' • ... ,
• .,. I , • • I"' ~ ,.,~ I'"C f.tt" ' -.., .. "'f> ''' I \ fll I r11 \C't 11 • .. wl'll' If"\ Q(' c,., -·· .. ,.
LOS A NGELES
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
Sav1n g s 1nsured to
$40.000
Safe deposr t boxes
and the most wanted
savr ngs servrces
Newport Beach ce
3201 Newport Blvd • 675-4500 (Across from City Hall)
Head Office Los Ange tes Federal Sav1ngs and Loan Assoc1at1on
One W•lc:;h•re Los Angeles 90017 Other offices throughout the area
..
SPECiAL AWARD --The City of Costs Mea float wu
preceded by a banDer procla.lming It a spec1al award
wilmer l:n tbe Lioo.s Club Ftsb Fry parade. A replica
of tbe Libert}' Bell rides on the froot or the float, with
1adepeodeDee Hall oo top at the rear. (Ensign photo.)
BAR1' BOLIN bU beeonam-
ed maaa&er of the Newport
Beacb offtce of Los Angeles
Federal Sa'fings, A n.ati'fe c alifomtan. Mr. Bolin is a
resident or Balboa lstand altd
is activ~ lotbeNewport Har-
bor Chamber of Commerce.
He OOids a degree in account-
lllg from WOO!blry Univer-
sity aDd has completed num-
erous graduate courses ln
ftnance at UCLA andtbeNew
York tnstltute of Finance.
A Corooa Gel Mar Cham-
ber of C.ommerce attempt to
tolve aomeottbelrcommun-
tty's tn.mc problems contin-
ued this week wttbadeclslon
Co send out a questionnaire
1n city water bUI mailings,
then have the results compu-
terized:.
The maUtng probably
won 't come until late su m-
mer, according to Robert
Stoessel, committee cnalr-
man. He presit1ed Monday
nlght at a meeting at Sand-
piper Inn that was attended
by representatives of a doz -
en civic and homeowner
groups 1n Corona del Mar
and Harbor Vie~~o· Hills. Cit}'
Aaron Christensen dies
AaroD Cbrtsteoseo of
Costa Mesa, -father of Bryant
C hrist@nSII!n, former owner
of Christeoseo's Phumacy
in Corona del Mar. died
Sunday after a long illness.
He was 84.
F110eral services were
held at Baltt-BergeronCha-
pe1in Costa Mesa, wtthi:Jur-
tal in Long Beach.
Mr. Christensea was born
in Utah, moved to Nevada In
193S,. came to San DJego in
1951. and moved here lD
1962. He worked wltb his
son at the pharmacy untU
It was sold a year and a
half ago. _
Besides soo Bryant, he is
sur'ft'fed by his 1Vile, Marga-
ret, soos Robert and James
of Oakland, daughters Lu cUe
Haller of San F'rancisco and
Nan Burdick of Reno, bro·
thf'r s Ted and Steve 1n Utah;
AARON CHRISTENSEN
Z sisters, Mrs. Ray Yglesias
and Mrs. Harold Swan of Los
Angeles, 11 grandchildren
and 4 great.grandehildren,
JEANNE BROWN OF 8.1 . IS DEAD
Jeanne Beauchamp Brown,
58, of 1'710 S. Bay Front,
Balboa fsland., whO died Sun-
day at Hoag hospital, wtll be
buried toda y, June 8, In
Pacific View memorial park,
follo•tng 10 a.m. services 1n
PacUtc View Chapel.
DAVE HOLLAND
ON OCC STAFF
Dave Holland, former head
football coach at Corona del
Mar high school, wUI be an
assistant at Orange Coast
College th!s !all.
OCC Mad coach Dick Tuc-
ker said that Holland wlU
coach the offensive line and
wlll also teach several clas-
ses 1n \:ante.
Coach HollaDd •as the
head man at Corona del Mar
for 10 years. His 1971 squad
•on tbe lrYlne League cbam-
plooshtp, and his 197 2 out-
f1t Q.nlshed second. He coa-
ched the Sooth squad in the
1973 Orange County high
school al1 star footballpme.
Mrs. BeauchamP, a local
resident for 9 years, was
born ln Los Angeles. She Is
survived by he r husband,
Harry; daughters Cynthia
Clemons and Dixie Lee
Brown, 4 grand chtldren,
brothers Robert Beauchamp
and James Beauchamp, and
sisters Betty Lewis and
Helen Maddox.
Pastor Charles D1eren-
fleld of st. Andrew's Pres-
byterian CWrch wm coo-
duct the service, Mrs.Bro•·n
waS a member ot the church
and was active In wedding and
n ower guild, She was also an
acUve goUer at Big Canyon
and Irvine country clubs.
The family su,gests me-
morial contributions to the
Hea rt Assn.
THEF1 AT SCHOOLS
A burglar obtain $50 cash
and some firecrackers from
the Huntington VaHey Chris-
tian high s chool, 148 E. 22nd
St., Costa Mesa, pollee re-
ported Thursday, June 3,
SKILLS SOIOOL
IASIC FUIC.-rAL
Physical skills
needed for
all physical
performance.
.. C'Ml..., .. ::::: =-•••• c a «u -c:.-..o HAPPY
NO CO .. iiiiiOM
Taught In vwy Nllurel ,_..,...,_,
CLASSES LIMITED
Council members Lucille
Kuehn of lrvlne Terrace and
Ray WllllamsofHarbor V!ew
Homes also attended the
meeting as observers.
An earlier questionnaire,
identifying 18 possible pro-
blems and solutioo was cir-
culated in May by the Cham-
ber committee to the home-
owner groups. Results
stirred old arguments about
one-way streets, highway
by passes and Coast Hw}·.
parking. But, sever3I home-
owner representatives com-
plained that their members
found the questions ··too
technical,'' and called for a
better wa y of polling publir
opinion.
··We dech.led to ask the
homeowner groups to come
ba!'k to us with a li~: or
subject areas on whieh the re
is a ~;eneral consensus
agreement In their organl -
ntions," ~!r. Stoessel re-
ported after the meeting.
''We wlll take this da ta and
ask t he city to draw up a
questionnaire to go out with
the w:~.ter btlls.' ·
FATIGUE KEEPS
MRS. FORD AWAY
'•Mrs . Ford lsillandwhen
she a rrlves at Orange County
Airport, she will be placed
under a doc tor's care," Bob
Wilson, for mer-three-ttme
mayor of Costa Mesa, an-
nounced to the Lloo's Club
Fish F'r y audience shortly
after 5 p.m. Saturday, lnex-
plalnlng why the First Lady
wou ld not appear,
People in the audience
were concerned until learn-
ing later from other sources
t hat weariness and jet lag
forced her to give up the
Fish Fry visit, not a relapse
from t he major operation she
underwent some months ago ,
CAPT. WYLAND OF
C.M. IS DEAD AT 83
Capt. George Arnett Wy-
land, 83, of 563 Victoria St.,
Costa Mesa, passed a-.1.-ay
Monday, Jtme 7, in Costa
Mesa Memorial Hospital. He
is survived by hlswlle.
A native of Michigan, Capt.
Wyland was a r etired mer-
cflant marine officer and had
resided in the area for 30
year s. Funeral services ar e
set for 2 p.m. today, J une 10,
at Paclflc Vlew Chapel. The
Rev. Bru ce Kurrle of the
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant, Costa Mesa, wiU
officiate.
INVESTMENT STUDY
MEETING IS JUNE 21
The Lido Investment Study
Group wl.ll conduct Its bi-
monthly meetlng in the com-
munity room of the Newport
Beach otnce or Los Angeles
Federal Savtngs, 3201 New-
port Blvd., across trom Clty
Hall, on Monday, June 21,
from 7 to 10 p.m.
BLU PRINT ROBBERY
A burglar broke a win-
dow to gatn entry to Master
Blu Print, 2:J4 Fischer An.,
takil'l( $&4 from the cash
box under the front counter,
Costa Mesa pollee rtported
at 8:55 a.m. June 7.
TIME TO SIGN UP
Registration for the New-
port Beacb summer recre-
ation procnm •W a:et WI-
der way Sabnday, June 19,
1.~ C ltJ HI.U, from 8 IO 10
a.m. tor N""J)Jrt Bncb re-
aldtllta aad from 11 a.m.
to z p.m. .... -·~~~~~ .DOa-reaw.
IIAI'ORT HARIIOR £JISIIJI
f'lll!l.ISHEO IEEKtJ\1 -PAGE 4 Tl!URSI!o\Y, JUNE 10. "" COIIOIIA DEl liAR, CAL.
Attorney is sentenced
N_.t _.,.,, RoUud
Ba.rct~mt wu .at•ed to s rears ta .ttte prt..lut
weN oa a ebilrp ol rt'ttac
!aloe .. -la p.-IJD« tM wtll ol a c.Ueat.
Barc.me, 18, ot 901 SaM-
eutle, Hatbor VIew HUls,
was tJtdlcted by tbe Onage
Couaty Grand Juy lA Jan-
aary, 1975, oo a cbu'Ce that
he bllked tbe estate of wu.
Uam Eugene Luther of
$40,000. Tloetadlct-1114
Bamune, u .......,ronlr.
lAtber's ..an. eJal._, tM
UO,OOO .... paid 1o a eredl·
tor no pro-ud to be --txlst.... ...S 1,_ poc:t.tfld
tbe moDeJ.
Mr. l.atfle,r, wtlo dledat 15
ln a CaplSttuo Beach COO·
n1escml borne. left llts es-
tate to a sister, wtlod.lfldbe-
fore lnbe.rttiDg, lDd to First
c bureb ot Chrl5t, Seleattst,
iDBostoa.
POLLUTIO~ TALK ocr.upied several government repre-
sentatives who were 9Jmmoned last Thursday by Balboa
environmentalist Sue Ficker. Discussing the problem or
sUt In the bay near the Bahia Cortnthin Yacht Club In
Corona del Ma.r are, from left, Jottn Zasadztnskl of the
Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Contrd Board; Mi ss
Ficker; James Emml, Bahia Corinthian vice-commodore,
and Ken Hall, federal Fish and Wildlife Service official.
Fed pollution control
seen after tour here
The federa' government
may step in and impose con-
trols over pollution-~"'arn·
ing storm drains tha t empty
Into Newpo rt Bar.
Stan Lelbov.•Jtz, an olfid al
of the fe<lf'r al Env ironmental
Protection Agency (EPA~
who toured the bay last
Thursday, said he will ask
t he state's Santa Am Re-
gional Water Quality Con-
trol Board (S AR WQCB\ to
mo nitor the drains.
James Emml, vi ce-com.
modore of Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club , said l1ls club
''Is sick and !ired of the
pollution and sill'' c omi~
o ut of a big drain outfall
that empties Into the ba y just
east of the ya cht club,
''We don't want an }more or
this mess," he told Mr.
Letbowitt:. "You should fil-
ter It or do something about
II."
M.r. Leibowitz new down
from his office In San Fran-
c Is co at the request of Sue
Ficker, a member of thf'
SPON (Stop Polluting Our
Newport) group here.· Miss
Ficker and rello~~o• S PO~
members Dodle Beek and
Jean Watt accompanied Mr .
Leibowitz on a tour of the
bay. With them were John
ZasadztnsKi of SARWQCB,
James Ballenger of theIr-
vine Co., Charles Hooker of
the state Fish and Game
Dept,, and Ken HaJJ or the
u.s. Fish and Wildlife Ser-
vice.
Mr. Leibowitz said ne~~o·
federal guidelines, Issued
just 2 months ago, might
require the city of Newpo rt
to obtain federal permits
for drain outtalls.
'•We would monitor the
outfa.lls to see what material
is being released Into the
bay." he explained. • • It
wou ld beuptothewater qual-
ity control board to enforce ·
t he guidelines if we find that
KEN W. NIELSEN
DIES AT AGE 49
f uneral services were
held at the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints
In Newpo rt for Kenneth w.
Nielsen, 49, of 111 2 Sand-
castle, Harbor View Hills,
whO died unexpectedly Fri-
day at Hoag hospital.
Mr. Nielsen, an electrical
engineer !or North Amerl;
can-Rockwell, t\ad lived here
16 years. He was a natJveof
Utah.
He is survived by his wlfe,
ShJrl•y; sons David, Neils
John and Mattt)ewSte.-en, and
daughters Cynt!Ua l.<lu aM
Debo~ au or tlle home;
brothers James of Utah,
Amos of Ercland, Conway of
Huotlngton Beac h, Walter of
Utah and Alan of',Uhincton;
sisters May Gertacher of
Los AQceles, Helen Benson
of Utab, and MOdred Jacob-
lOll of Utah.
Burltl wu in Plctne Vitw
mt.mor11.1 bert.
the )' are awllcable to these
drains. •·
M r, LeilJoWit%, inspecting
the area around thf' drain at
the Bahia Corinthian, noted
'· 3 lot of silt - a lot of
stuff that shouldn't behere:·
Mr. Ballenger said the
l1ea vy sill deposit at the end
of the drain was a planned
method of slowing wate r run-
off to leave slit near th('
mouth or the drain, r ather
than sp~>wing It out at 1\lgh
spe"'d, to be dispersed
throudJout ttl£' uay. That
"'1L he "'=',iJ ined, the com-
pany can dreY," nea r the
outfall every yea r to 18
months, and k~ep the sUI
problem under control.
RESTAURANT SAFE
LOO TED OF S1 ,155
A thi t>f tookSI,l 5~froman
unlocked safe at the Rust)·
Pelican restaurant on Mar i-
ner s MUe sometime Sunday
afternoon, a manager told
police.
The Sunday "'brunch"
receipts had been placed in
a mone}'bag tn the office or
the restaurant at 2735 W,
Coast Hwy., as usual , by the
a fternoon manager, but both
the office door and the safe
were left unlocked, police
were told.
CYCLE HITS AUTO ,
DRIVER THROWN OFF
Motorcycle rider EdWard
A. Cook, 27, of Stanton, new
through the air 10 or 15
feet and then rolled and
tumbled several more feet
on the street after his cycle
hit the rear of a car, a wit-
ness told Costa Mesa pollee
at 12:55 p.m. June 2. Ivan
D. Geum lek,49, of2000 Mar-
lin Way, Baycrest, made a
sudden lane change in front
of the bike rider, resulting
in the accident, which oc-
curred on Bristol St. near
Paularlno Ave.
3 ARE HOSPIT All ZED
AFTER 2 CAR CRASH
Three persons were hOs.
pltaUzed following a 2-ca.r
accident at Bristol St. and
RedhUI Ave., at 8:09 p.m.
Tuesday, June B.
Kathleen Jo Overstreet,
24. Tustin, driver of ooe
car, and a passenger Btu
H. Davis, 18, Garden Grove,
were ln).lred. Also hurt
was Winnifred w. Adams,
53, of 570-0 Hamilton St.,
Costa Mesa, a passenger
in a car driven by Janet
A. Gonzales, 19, same ad-dress.
Final study on Dunes
A -.tal IMld-
eommlttM INIIJIIc 1M -.. ., .._rt_
·-put -lla ..... meett.c Friday, llld wlll
sad tts J'eCIOri aext net
to tiM -Boordol-r-
'Uon. Amq flllurt uses tha.t
seem to meet wt.tb majority
stqJOrt of tbe S·meld>er
committee ts a ramUy.oC~r-·
tented motel. Also IIDder
stroog eoaslden.Hoe u e
.. more boat r-ental, reeru-
' f Uooal 'fehlele and group
• # ca mptrc faclliHes. Ideas
MRS HARRISON SHARP f constde~ Ill rejeCted by
· 0 ,tlle commttteetnclude.,.rt-Newport ~ch, newly In ~ ments and a conveotloo~r
stalled presuleot of Towtl ltented betel. Allan Seek of
aDd Gown, Chapman College, Newpo rt, represeati.Dg the
anoounoes the first program Friends ol Newport Bay on
of the new club year, a bus tbe committee, ha.s suggest-
trip June 16 to the Los Ange-1ed a development slmllar to
les County Mus eum of Art. the Balboa F'un zone.
C.asses wUI leave a~ 9 a.m. '•The committee has sort
from Sant~ ~a F'ashtonSqu-of st raddled the fence on
are. Asst~ng Mrs. Sharp that one,'' admitted commit-
are Mrs. tlllam Moses U tee ct~a.i rman Larry Leaman,
of Tustin, program chair -Jot the County'sEnvironmen-
man; Mrs. Tom Key of tal Management Agency.
F'ullerton, social c hai~man, Richard ttopn. Newport
and Mrs. frank Kendrtck of comm unity de.-elopment di-
Newport, hospitality chair -rector who represents the
man. city o~ the committee, con-
EAGLES UPSET nr m.o yesterday tha t the
suggested motel dfovelop-l.A. SPROCKETS moot, probably with more
Aft E'r upsetting favor e<l
Los Anf eles F'rlda r night,
the OrangE' Count ~ Eagles
meet league le~dlng Bak-
erslielrt this F'r tday night
at Costa Mesa Speedwa} at
the county Fairgrounds.
··Mi ke Bast (L.A. Sproc·k-
et (·aptain) was at f1iS usual
best, h.Jt he still Isn't qu ite
able to leam-rlrte,'' said an
exhau sted Ric-k Woods after
his Eagles ~~o·on ~1-30.
Woods '4'ill rlir E'Ct Ois
roung Eagle lt>dll'l agai nst
the Bake rs fielrl Bandits this
r riday. Rake rsfl eld is rated
fi rst In the nat!ona! spePd-
vo ay league,
An lnterestin~; sidelight t~:~
Frida}' night's program v.•iil
be the return of f'ro.,.·d fav-
oritt' ·Tumbleweed" Wal-
than 100 rooms, apopea rs to
have strong committee sup-
port, despite his opposttloo
to II.
Other committee mem-
bers represent the coq,nty's
general services department
and the private Newport
Dunes Inc., which leases the
par k fro m the county for
$10,000 per month.
THEATRE I
'RETURN OF THE TALL
BLONDE MAN WITII
ONE BLACK SHOE'
-·Oil .,, 1.' · I 111 ..
.. ,. blatl-•111•••-p.U: eec:.omtc: ,......,. •
the co•mHMI to co.. • with a plu tMt _._
mc.eJ," Robert MUIU ol
the LlltJe --............. --'·T-anpiO>U<t-
for ptbUe use,aadJIIOUdDOt
be riewed by t1te COIIIIItJ u a
moaeJ-mttlnc piece of rM1
estate."
Mr. Lea-man agreed 'hes#
day that tbe 1-..e toll tm-
po9e the doUa.r stcnonftat.
enr final sola f._ comes oat
Gf lbe study.
PAUL DESMET NAMED
PIRATE OF THE YEAR
Sophomore sprtoter Paat
Desmet of Costa Wesa bas
been named "Pirate of the
year•• 00 occ·s 19'1'6 lnck
artd n.eld squad.
Paul. a gnduate of Costa
Mesa h)&b scbool. set !OCC
records this year --in the
100 meter dash at IO.S and
the 200 meters in 21.2.
Chris Martin orcosta Me-
sa, soph sprinter, earned
team capta.in hooou.
ROYCE DEAN CAMP
OF B.l. DIES AT 63
Royce Dean Camp,. 63, a
retired experimental tool
and die maker, died In his
Balboa Island home Monday,
June 7,
He had lived for 15 years
in the county and was1a nat-
ive of Grand Rapids, Mich.
He Is survived by bls wlte,
IJorol hy; 2 sons, Rile}' of
Balboa Isla nd and James of
Glendora., and 2 grandsons.
TH EATRE 2
ROBERT DENIRO
TAXI DRIVER
-·In ·. ~ .. s-
formerly 250 pounds,
do\\'n to
1/'1 t I HJ • u1f \,.•11ir,. C ili:t.f'" Pri c<·
BOX OFFICF OPf:."'J '\1 f>:4 ~ \4 -tll\'f:F H '">Jf>Ar
REIJIIIII/IIJFMAN
"All Til
PII(SIDJ'S lilT(
J1CI\
\/C/IOL ftl\
-mE 'IJSJ'Ol R1
PI: 'BRMK.S'
HARBOR TWIN Cll..tEMAS
(PGl
HAII.OII AT WI\-ION • COSTA •tU ... .,,
CO·HIT : • P /u ~
'THE DUC-HESS :
& THE :
DIRTWATER FOX'i
~'My IIIII_. ....... .., .... ..,.,..._
(,O t.lllt· /1 1\11'\' :
& r;I!O RC.F. SI!C.AL ! lflU•MJW>
........... lllllllllllllll~ CINF.MA CFNTf'f!
• -----
·------~
CINEMA C~TER 1 CINEMA CENTER
MA~eGI AT ADM I• COSTA ··~A
f1t·41" Plua
Rl1ftFRT l)fNtNO
TAXI
DRIVER
., I . f ": .. ('I.
W~at vou don't know
! "Ill( Vtlllr rhone ·
,,·n 1\t ~-Ill l'OSt you
In tnt~tll'\. tmll'. ,mJ
r H.l'h•n
..::;, rt• hdr \<'u -.:lVc
, •n .dlrhrl'l' wc'vr JU~t
1 uh'.,!wd .1 newt:.dmon
~ 1 ) , 1ur Ph~o.mt' , en · tel'
\\ ,,,, \llll J1 m't kno\\'
" d I ' I "' \ I )LJ
It'. ltlurteen-r~~e
I "·klt•r !tlleJ wnh ur.,-
t l''tlkiH 1.11 (U-.tomcrs
"dllmJ v.tluahlc
ll tdl . fur example.
when l.(ln~ Di<ttance
r tte' are lowest. And
ht'\' ', 'U l'an use the
~ 1 lit~,, P;t~t.'' rc1 hor by
,~ht •nc .md !><t\'C nn ga!>
.md hu~ tarN-
It ~.,·,·en tell~ you how
'1 •u 1. .111 .,~1\'l' on m ralla-
r It'" ch,trge ... when you're
lddmg rhonc~ nr mew~
111~ h ' 1 lk'W rc .. Jdcncc.
~.uur.tlh-. hnw much
'. •u ,,tvr derx•nd ... on
h.''' \\lU rc .1ln•adv u ing
\ •'l•r phone Bur we're
,urt rh.H l'vrryboJy will
tm,l thr ... tr~o.'t' 1-xx•klct a
u'>4..·tul cUJJc w gerung
rn11rl 'alul from rhetr
tl'll-rhl 'nt'
I ''' ttll m ,1 nd mat!
tl11 ~ •'Ur<~n ro the
.tdllrl·'~ ,hown The
h ... 'k ll·t ~~ .1 b~.olutcly
fret' .tnll 1r l'ould hdr
\t'll '-:1VC money on your
01llnthlv rhone bill.
@
Pacific
Telephone
r-------------,
I z I
'?"t?'l-~ %1 l"~t:~w "'I
I r, ) ~ I
: ~ I ~ :
I l I
I S I
I ~ I
I a, I
I I
I ~ t t ~ Iii I : ~ f I j~ {
I !J
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
'--------------~
•
SHELLEY &ARDSLEY SAL L Y VAN HOttH
Zonta girls for May·
honored at luncheon
Tbe Zonta girls for May
were guests of booor at last
mODth's lunc~n meeting of
tbe Newport Harbor Zonta
Clab at tbe Senior Cltlzens
clubhouse. Here are the
hooored g1r ls:
T H ERESA MOIUtUOtf
J ULIE OBERT
Exchange elects Meyer
Ntwport c ter ltockf)ro .
ter Rob Meyer was elected
last Ttaarsdly to Mn e as
president of tbe NtwpOrt
Harbor lvhlll(e Cl for
the yt-ar btcl.nn!nc J uiJ 1.
En.s1rn news edttor Fred
Davis was eiE"Cted nm •tee-
president, attorneJ Michael
Gertn~>r was picked as sec-
onr1 vi~~ .prPs tdent, and
mortt• ian Jospeb Chambers
will c;t>rv.. as secretary-
tre:.surPr . Newly-elected
hoaro merntJers are banker
1 horr.as H•>, real estate man
Gr <-gor} Dennis and travel
arPnc:y owner Douglas Ley.
Th(' Exchange Club, the
old~>st and lugest S@rvioe
rtub In !\ewport Beach, t.as
80 mPml>ers. The club m~ts
Thurstiavs at ooon at the
Bat.ta Corinth tan Yacht Cl~.
RP£ Jl• r clutJ a ttvtttes ln -
c lu1P r ff.'e1orr. Stlrlne ln-
$!3lldli0!1S, rime pre•en-
llor proHa s, teena~?(' tal-
"nt ont~>sts anJothPr •ha r l-
at J .. "'Orl\.
\~PVPT, ii naUVt-Of
•UI!>, t<-a ua,uatP '>f
•J "f:ll· IJrd\ P TSI(). wt f'rE'
' .. I rfl('d l RS tiP~ TEo~ in
ROB MEY ER
bustness admlntstratloo. "te
sened as a Navy destro}Pr
gunnery otricer !ron 1953
to 1S56. He has litof'n a
stocld>roker since 1961 and
now works Wlth tbe Shearsoo,
Hayden.. Stone rtrn in '<e'll'-
port Center. HP nas t~en a
rr embt'r of thP t.x hiiih~f'
Club sin<'e 1 ~64. H .. makes
.ts t.ome at 83r.: PrPstdto,
osta \1esa.
NEWPORT HARBOR EJ.St~
PUBUSHEO I EEXLY -,AGE 5
The
Peninsl•la
What memories ! The train from
Los Angeles. The Pavilion . The Balboa
Ferry . Sandy beaches.
But what about those miles of
pnme tncome properties that line the
seashore? And the lovely residential
area of Peninsula Point?
Newport Equity Funds arranges
equtty trust deed loans on Peninsula
properties -and on homes all along
the Orange Coast .
• SHELLEY BARDSLE'\,
3113 McKinley Way, Costa
Mesa, ts an honor roll stu-
dent at Costa Mesa blgb
scbool, Glrl League histo-
rian, membe r of the concert
c:bolr and badminton and vol -
leyball teams. OutsidP ac-
tivities inclu(le competing in
t he bowling league and r e-
presenting Orange County as
member of the Ambassadors
Chorale, travP.Iing to Eu -
rope. Sbe intends to l'nroll
at California State Uni ve r-
s ltb at Long Beach, rna .)Oring
In nursing.
• THERESA MORRJSON.
3061 Carob st.. Eut Blatf.
Is captain ot the bubcbe.Ji
team at Corooa del Mar
high school aDd bead of tbe
leadership class. •bleb lnl-
Uated a new program ealled
recrea.tloo nJpt. Sbe bas
recelYed tbe TrtdeDette ol
the year award as oatstand-
lng drill team member. Sbe
is a CSP sealbeuer aod
successfully competed in the
Alliance Francatse speech
contest in 1974. Sbelsvlce-
president of tbe Orange
County Junior Pbllharmoo-
ics and emceed their 1976
fashion sbow. Her future
plans call for major ing in
social ecologJ at UC l"lne.
Attention, smooch e rs
Mr. Myer sue· ~s Alllert
::>unlap of Westrliff, w110 has
serve-d as Exchan!:t: !>resi-
dent for the past } ... ar.
Officer installatlo• ·er"'-
monies wtll be hPit! July I
at tile Bahia l onnP 1an Ya hi
Club.
If you need capital -and you 're
a property owner -call the Loan
Department at Newport Equity Funds
for tnformatton on an equ ity trust
deed loan The number is 644-8824 .
Newport
Equity • SALLY VA.'\ HOPN,
• JULIE OBERT of 2012
Galaxy Dr ., Do•er Shores.
Is editor -in-chief of the
yearbook :tt Newport Harbor
hlgh scbool, membe r of the
G lrls League aDd Sid Club.
She was president of tbe
mlxed chorus as a freshman
and c lass treasurer as 1
juntor. She bas received
the Qutll aDd Scroll awu d
for her putlctpattoo 1n jour-
nalism actlrlttes. Sbe is
2nd vice-chairman of Assts-
teens, a )lnJor aux:lllary of
the Newport Beach Assis -
tance League. Sbe plans to
attend tbe University of
Colorado at Boulder aDd ma-
jor ln journalis m.
What do you do alter yoo
bold a wet t-shtrt contest.
a bathtub race and a tric y-
cle race?
You bold a kissing contest.
That's the latest ln Curt Al-
len's line of zany promotions
for his Tom Terrl.ftc
T -Shirts business in Balboa.
The kissing contest is set
for July 3 at Balboa Pier.
Girls will kiss 12 judges, who
will figure out which girls
win prizes of $50, $30 and
$20. FiDdlng men to serve
as judges will pretty easy,
Curt figures. So, be's charg-
ing the judges $50 fo r the
prtvllege.
'•We wUJ have a fewopen-
ings for people who wr ite,
In 25 words or less, Wh}
they want to be judges,"
says Curt.
Girls pay nothing. They
2712 Canary Drive, Costa
Mesa, is presfdPJlt of GAA
at Estancia high school,
member of ttle concert band,
mar ching band and or ( hes-
t ra. playing t he bas500n, and
member of the fi eld hoc key,
basketball and softbaU
teams. She has coached
softball for the city of Cosa
Mesa and played for 4 years
with the Costa Mesa Royals.
She bas been chosen most
valuable powder puff player.
She planstoattendCalirornJa
State University at Fuller-
ton. aiming fo r a career as
P:E. teacher and basketball
coach. Biking Dads escorting
...... -Q .. ...,.... .. ,igers to Mexicali zoo
leave Saturday morning from
a Tustin restaurant, where
tbe BUd..og Dads often haYe
tbeir Saturday breakfast.
1' be B lkl.ng Dads and tbelr
famlltes will go by motorcy-
cle, bat tbe tigers wtll ride
Jst I • &I l<>ast 18 years
1 • ~·lllln~ to loss ear h
1" r r_,r liJ tr 3' Sf OndS,
• r. ; •t,mi!s r·J »an, l urt's
'Jl 3!1 for r1r ( ti1Pr ·on-
'-10! .-ven .:nds.
b• 1 "' tttr ontPst, Curt
.oolo:m~ to .. 1\P rOI types
•Kl ,..~,;,t to tT) to sr-1 a ne"'
'>I r~ marathon ldsstnr
~ or .• T~ pr sent rt> ord
_ 11 hOUrs and 12 rr.in-
ute.s, a r orjine to ttl€ all-
knowm.., Gulness ~ook of
.\ orll1 RP"OMS.
· WP ~~o•tnt a t:'ouple that's
•· lli••" to shoot for 1~0 hours
-1 1 s :; 1ays and nights,··
':· urt. Rules allow a
n t:-~utP tJreali. pvery hour.
f~J k .. r.,.rs lnterPSted in
,ltl,Pr th~> rontPst or the
· arathon rna; r ail Cu rt at
• *--5411, or stop b} n.e shop
, • 1 •5 '<lrttll, BaJboa.
ASSAULT CH ARG ED
Dur an Harns, 23, of 2885
• llfVlf'W Rd., Apt. B-203,
VI Sl T TO Tl C EP 00 L S
IS SET FOR SAT URDAY
Tt1f Sea an1 S-1ze Audu-
bor. Sort£>!} im·.tes lo aJ r""-
st'!ents to explor• Wl~> pool
"r.:>atures Sarurda}, JJr.e 19,
at tbe LttUe Corona llr1£--
pools. Tbe field trip wtll
c;tart at 8 a. 'Tl., about one-
'lour before tt·e lowest tid~
that da}.
For more in!ormauon,
contact trip leaders, Mrs.
Wesley Lagerberg at S28-
288i or Mt's. Sharon van
der VeldP at 638-3'733.
GREEN THUMB TALK
AT JUNE 16 MEETING
··Happiness ls a green
thumb '' w1.ll be the theme of
the Newport Beach Christian
Women's Club luncheon on
\\ ednesday_ June 16, at the
Alrporter Inn at 11 :30 a.m .
The Sherman Foundauora will
give a presentation on plant
care.
Virginia HunUagton of
Santa Ana w1l1 present vocal
selections witt. record~
bacqi'OilDd music. Mrs. Ar-
min Ge$sweln .-m t~ ttae
guest speaer _
'Funds ,Inc.
Real Estate Br04<ers
AVCO FINANCIAL TOWER
620 NEWPORt CENTER DRIVE
SUITE2n
NEWPORT BEACH
CALIFORNIA 9281!10
714/6<U-8824
Led by a pl..lr of Costa
Mesa motorcyclists, the
'•BWng Dads ol Oruce
County'' Will make t:betr bd
u.a1 tnp aau •••hn to llextca.U. Uextc:o; to add a
pair ol Beopt tipn to that
border c:lty's zoo.
The gt'OCip, wblcb deli-
vered a pair of lioo cubs to
t he zoo last year 1n a cage
towed behind a motorcycle,
will bave to rely oo a mov-
ing van this year. The tigers
weigh 300 Jbs. eacb. Tiley
•ere donated by the Fresoo
osta \1esa, was booked oo
l tu r e of d ssault with a
• •3dh weapon June 3. Costa
\'esa police said be punched
• e d elerator pedal down
Js his •nfe, Lorn, reached
.m.s1de tbe car from the out-
side, ausing ller to be hlt
ar.d jra£ged by the car. Po-
lic.. responded to the S<'ene 1D a 60-ft. tractor -tra.Jler lo answer to 3 call reporting
rig donated for the occasion . a famtly disturbance.
Reservatioos rna) be :~ajE
wfth Mrs. Joe Stewart,
675-2741.
lome msurance
at .granddad's pnces
f i,...Gioss·Co•.t••••
Vonc!olls•· The ft
CALL US TODAY
f OR A QUOT&
&
s•-5554
Our 18th Year
RAII ITT IHSURAHC£
1•14 Harbor l ive .. ,
Costa Meso
.oo. and were on display
LISt Saturday at the start
Jf the Flsb Fry parade in
Costa MeQ.
"We have decided to an-
nually dona.te a pair of ani-
mals to the Mextc:all Lions
Club for tbelr zoo," banker
CUff Wesdorf ofCosta Mesa,
'ounder of Blld.Dg Dads, ex-
plains. Current Biking Dads
president Is Hank Hornsveld,
also a Costa Mesan. Tbe
c:lub rldes blg, ''full-dress"
motorcycles oo regular Sa-
turday moi'111DI ret-togetb-
ers, and on speclal cross-
country trips. T be croup at -----.-----..u so SQA)Orts the local Girls
Clubs.
Mr. Wesdorf ls a mem-
ber of the Costa Mesa LlODS ·
Club and bas been active tor
many yean in that rroup's
IIIDUal Flsb Fry and carnt-.
val. During a Ytslt by local
Lloos to Melicall 2 years .
ago, tbe p emor ol Ba ja
CalHornla ))kllcly Ul'fed
the Lions to briDe ''some
r eal liODS" to tbe city's DeW
zoo. Tbe resa.lt wu a dona-
ttoo of 2 Uoa cubs by L1aD ·
COWl try Satarl oeu El Toro.
Tbe cubs rode w1tb the BWDc
Dads to Maicali 1ut Yay •.
This year's satar1 w11.1
by Dick Price of the Costa
Mesa Allied Van Lines
branch.
NEWS OF
CHURCHES
• THE CENTRAL BffiLE
CHURCH, 190 Z3rd Street,
Costa Mesa-The Rev. Nor-
r is Gompt of Holtville will
again be the speaker at t he
10:(5 a.m. SUnday worshlp
semce and the 6:30 even-
ing fellowship· hour. He is
here as a pastoral candi-
date.
• PLYMOUTH CONGRE-
GATIONAL CHURCH, 3262
Broad St., Newport Heights
-Youth Sunday wlll be ob-
served at tbis Sunday's ser-
vices, and a play will be
presented by the young
people of tbe chu rch. As-
sociate Pastor Cal Stevens
will preach oo '' Falthtulness
of God.. at both the 8:30
and 10 a.m. service.
• ST. ANDREW'S PRES-
BYTERIAN CHURCH, 600
St . Andrew's Road, Clllf Ha -
veo -Dr. Cba.rles Dteren-
tteld will preacb oo '• Lock-
step" at the 8, 9:30 and 11
a.m. &mday services.
• Pastor GOODie Sal1os
of Batbor Trinity Bapt1S1
Baptist Cbarcb in Costa l.le-
sa bas accepted a sWfpos1-
t1oo wttb tbe North Amen-
can Baptist Conference tn
Oaa:brook Terrace, lll1not s.
"""------------------\ · Be wt11 be lS80C1ate secre-tuJ of stewardlblp and com-\\a.irsty1Jng
r"-v j ust for
~ chtl dr<Zn
-HASZ"80R '1\'-W CiNnR-
o n San ..)oequ\n ~''" RoM
JUsl South el ~ Arih.lr &h4.
municaUoa. Pastor Sa Uos
lDd his wife, Harriet, an1
dalltbter Becky wtll be mo\'-
1Qc to tbe Lombard, 111.
uea aroad the m1<1dle of
Alp.t. Tbe oew mlnlstn
will bePt s.pt. 1. Tim and
· GNI W'Ul ftiDIJD bert CO
celll!piC• col1ep ltvdtes.
~ • Mrs. VI SlDclair, "Who
IIU ..._. klladerprteo
· c.._ IDr IS ,.an at Prlnce '---... •---~--~.-.--~llllii.... of ~ IMIIeriD Chu rch ... eo.ea ..... w01 be bon-·~~.-~~~~~~--~~~--~~~--~~ •• ~t t~-•
A woel m•i of~~.~••••t ••uit•ro••·
-.otlfiCUtrttiS, .,,,_.., ·~··· ., ... ,., c..A• o ,. .. rttls, I"UI
6oc>As •• "' J•ct. 11 o•.-.siO' ,•*"'u ~er ... ,,,u.·to·•·' r:llmR•l!'
UN NIWPORT 8LV1>., COSTA III.I8A
Pllaaa N a. ~ '7t4 -WOO. UIU s.t. IO.o5
:.._ at 11:30 ,.-. Tba rs·
'\J, Jlili 17,11 a. dlllrcb.
' ..., ... WID be pre-
...... u • III*D1 cUt -
CaU Ua JO•r
CLA .. n D AD
TO Til EN G
11M I.
Think
In Co t.l ~l c"J t no.: 1946
Jc v. dr~ ~LtJc To OrJc:r
Omc:ga. Bu lo' ..1 &. Accut ron W atche
J c:\\·dr: Apprai~htl ~c:n icc in Our rore ........ .:. •
D ia n1onJ and prc:oou\ gt'rn S<:ttt n g
jc:\\·t I r~ Fint -ctrt -rc:pa 1r
...............
---------~'e Buv-------PF Rm"'~ ~\P f \1 HI IFWFI 1n nH~O \M 'tllt/0 GE,t4STON6S,
HO H 't\'F Cl'nO\fl ~\ ._<\Ill\(, F()R 1'14 PORI ~ '(T PI ECES.
Prolu sw,clh ,rJ,tzhl~ u-.r,.•dort *"' tz;ppra :s.J.
1,. COSTA lll £SA SIHCE ,.._ J. C. fiump/uuJ }.wttf.I'J
548-3401
1823 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA
---
-...
•
Assistance oHic.ers are named
Mrs.~MMW!I&tht
aew prt'lideM ot the AlsiJt ...
uee Lucu, or Newport
Bte.eb.
The 1'lct~-oruldents are
Mu . WJ11ett Be<lal~ 11&-
to auUiartes; U.n. Robert
8umajlan. thrift shop;
Mrs. Chester Latst.w, den·
tal ceater; Mrs. Robert Hod·
1100, socW semee; Mrs.
. .. ,:.
WIIUaa t-, -r-ebiD; Jh1. Rabert Bartoo.
opoelal ....ta; Mrs. H•ry
J~ proptrtt•. Mn.RI·
elll.nl -I& ncordiiC nentvy; Mn, ClllbertJoo
WUdea, lrel.ll.nr; Yn.
VIctor Appel, cornfiii!C""'trc
secr.tary; recioaal coaoeu
reprH~Dtatl•e Ud alter.
nate.. MI'L Cb&rl., Ripley
HADASSAH OFFICERS Installed last month by the Newport
Beach chapter included (from left) Mr s. Y.orrt lhteha,
Ylce-pres ldent and program chaltman, Mrs. Charles
Duh.an, president, and Mrs. Leona.rd Shane, vh:e-prestdent
and fund raiser. (EnstR:n photo.)
ud Mrs. GtnJ4 Hu.t; .q ..
atst .. ns oaordlaiiiDr, Mra.
Cb~.rles Jeftl, uat.sted bJ
MTJ, Jame~ l..olldol..
New eommtttee cba.lrmta
appolated by Mrt. Metcalf
ut Mrs. Phelps Mertctet.,
parHameGtarliD; Mn:. PlltJ ..
Up Wtnaor, ehq:ter ..ata ..
tloo; Mrs. Robert RoUtaa,
courtesy; Mrs. Sbe Hitcll-
man. fUnd ra1s111C; MI'L
Harry Baker, tloaDce; Mrs.
Robert Crowner, blstortaa.;
Mrs. Vincent Jorg.aea, In·
Ira-league party; Mrs.
Freeman Flsher,leap.ecal-
endar; Mrs. Robert Kemble,
League Llghts editor; Mrs.
Robert Lucas, provisional
trainer; Mr s. Oennls Pic-
kens, public relatloos; Mrs.
Genld Kingsley, tour New ..
port; Mrs. John Relcble,
hospitality; ud Mrs. Gltbert
Henry, house and garden,
New otttcers of the lea-
gue's Las Rel.na.s Auxiliary lo~-
are Mrs. stanley Statia,
chairman; Mrs. Jule Axel-
son, first Yice-chatrman;
Mrs. Kenneth Sampson, 2Dd
vtce-cha.lrman; Mrs. Roman.
Dombrow, 3rd vlce-chalr~
man; Mrs. Robert Lawson.,
4th vice-chairman; Mrs.
12222 SO . HARBOR BLVD., GARD.EN GIIOVt:
27601 FOR BES ROAD, LAGUNA NIGUEL
AHAHEIIolo
772-3.01'
GAROEM CiRO\I'E
750-766S
f'ULL I!ITOM
171-1020
LAG UNA NI GUEL HATE LICEMSE COAST A\.
831-2375 MO. !92237
MARINERS CHURCH
NOW Ill OUR HEW aUILDIMG
1000 BISON, AT JAMBOREE, NEWPORT BEACH
TELEPHONE: 640-6010
Meldrin Burrm, recording
secretary; Mrs. Ne il Will-
HARBOR VISITOR iams, correspondinll: secre-
tary; Mrs. Earl Corkett,
THE TEACHING IS CE NTERED ON JESUS CHRIST
Ai'D THE HIBLE, WITH EMPHASISON PRACTICAL
CH HTSTJA ~ LIVI NG. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME.
Counseling and visitln · available.
NEW OFFICERS of the Assistance League of Newport
Beach are Mrs. WtiUam Dootson, standing, vtce.presldent
tn charge of membership; Mrs. Culbertson Walden,
treasu rer, seated at left, and Mrs. Wynnett Bedall, SL'~DAY SERVICES: 8:00-9:30-11:00 A.M.
U you a.re a newcomer,
or kaow or a newcomer to
the Harbor Area who has
oot beeo welcomed, do her
a fnor by eallinc the Har-
bor VIsitor between 8 ~Jl<j ,
10 a.m. and she will cl:ll j
0111 your ftleiMI with vall -,
treasurer,
The Virginia Castle Auxil-
iary's new otrtcers are Mrs.
Frank Hughes, chalrma.n;
Mrs. Harold Devick_ rtrst
vice-chairman; Mrs. Robert
Doder, Znd vtce-chatrma.n;
Mrs. Orval Holman, 3rd
vlce -cha.trma.n; Mrs. George
Wooters, 4th vice-chair-
man; Mrs. Gene Pickett,
r ecording secretary; Mrs.
WUUa.m Bracey, corres-
ponding secretary; and Mrs .
Wtutam Kull, treasurer.
flrst VIC1!-President, liaison to auxt.~ll!"~'!•:s.~(~E~n!si~g~n!p~hO~t~o):,_.!:;=================~:-~
Bike-a-thon
nets $4 ,500
• ·able lnlormattoo and 111ts ~
from friendly busl.le&s ~
firms whlch stand ready ~
to help he~:. become
acquainted with her new 1 surroundillgs.
THE HARBOR VISITOR
PHONE : 494-9368
or 646-0174
DIWRCE
FOURTH GENERATION oflUe membership in the Hada.ssah
Jewish women's orga.nlt.atloo began with Mrs. Sophia
Konecky, center, wbO 1s having her lUe merOOershlp
pin inspected by Mrs. Charles Duhan,presidentofNewport
Beach Hadassah, at right, and by Mrs. Koneck}''s dau gh.
ter, Mrs. Leonard Shane, at left. Mrs. Shane's daughter,
Mrs. Ronald SDeok:man, has passed the membership
on to her daughter, Sherry Shenkman. Mrs. Kooeck}'
aod Mrs. Shane, who live in Big Canyon, recently at-
tended installation ceremonies of the Newport Beach
Hattassah. (Ensign photo.)
ONLY $1S 1Airli ne names McKeever
tplu• hli"9 '"' Marlln Mt Keever of Har-erican Airlines.
It com you nothong 10 d••• Oovo•ct bor View Hills, for mcrTro-Mr. McKeever turned pro
lnlorm11oon Ctntt•. to ii i•H Ciilll jan and Rz.m football star, following his graduation
Mon·Fro 9 to 7, and Silt 10 w 2 has been Darned to the board from USC in 1961. He played
GUARANU £0 1 800·362&87 or directors of Paci!ic Am-with the Los Angeles Rams,
Washlugton Redsldns, Min-
nesota Vikings U!IP!dladel-
phta Eagles in the Na.ttona.I
Football League u».tu 197 ~
tben joined tbe World fool-
ball League, serviog as both
director o r player adminis-
tration, for the CaWornia
Sun.
I CHURCHES
TH£ FIRST BAP.T~ST CHURCH
""THE FRIENDLIEST CHURCH IN TOWN !"
'II'AYf!lf P. MULLEH, PASTOR
9,,u L ilt. IIIIILE CLASSES-11 •00 A.lll, WORSHIP HOUR
6•00 P .M. -EVAtoiCiELICAL HOUR
30 l .W4.Gf!IOLU AT SAf!ITA A,.. A AVE., COSTA MESA
C<.nt=[ J3if,.[£ C'fzu 7.ch
23RD ST. ot ORANGE , COS T A MESA · 645·5050
Sunday morning worship -10:45 a.m. Sunday School
Sunday evening worship -6:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday Bible s tu dy and prayer •.. .. 1:00 p.m.
An independent churctJ with Bible teaching ministry
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ~-'' CLII'I' Dlt., H!WPORT IUC.H -642-74-U
Dlt. 1', K!MTON I!SHORE
P ASTO R
IUMDAY ICtfOOL , • , , • ftJI A..IIL IIUI STUDY
..................... "7 , .... l 1M P.-. WIO.
C .. ISTCHUICH ATTEND
ITTHISEA THE CHURCH
Newport Beach
1400W. Balboa Blvd. OF YOUR CHOICE
673-3805 Christion Sc ience
Rev. Robert Shepard Jr Se r•ices ...... &a.rct.Sc .....
f:JIAM. FIRST CHUKCH OF
We • ' r ,...._SdiMI CHRIST. SCIENTI ST
•·•t:u JJOJ Vi:.a Lido
Ncwpdrl Beach
GRACE BIBLE CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL
9 ' 10:30 •.m.
In the ort-seasoos, he wa.s
active in both business and
community affairs , servtnc
in executive sales 8lld pub-
lic relations positions a.nd
Is a governmeotal market-
ing consultant to local and
nattooal fir ms. At present,
be ls a.n eze<:uUve with A. G.
Ruben Co. of Beverly Hills
and an active owner in Gab-
rtel..Olsen Volkswagen 1n
Gardena..
Junior AuxJUary members
have elected Mrs. Schuyler
Joyner, chairman; Mrs. John
O'Donnell, first vice-cha1r-
ma.n; Mrs. Robert Browns-
berger, 2nd vice-chair man;·
Mrs. Robert Harris, 3rd
vice-chairman; Mrs. Paul
Hegener, 4th vice-chairman;
Mrs. Richard Sebeq:, re-
cordtog secretary; Mrs.
West Robinson, correspond-
ing secretaiy; Mrs. Seth
O~rg, treasurer.
SWEET ADELIH ES TD
HOLD GUEST HIGHT
The HarborUtes Chapter
of Sweet Adellnesha.s sched-
uled a guest night for Mon-
day, June 14, a.t 7:30 p.m.
to Introduce women to
barbershOp harmony, The
event will take place at Col-
lege Park elementar y
school, 2380 Notre Dame
Road, Costa Mesa.
The chOrus presently has
67 members and ts directed
by Mrs. Gail Haney ol Co-
sta. Mesa.
The Mat chmaker s and
Music Investment quartets
wUI provide ente'rtatnment.
A comedy quartet, the ''Bic
Flickers," wlll also sing.
The returns are in from
Ora.1ge Coast College's
April blke..a-thon, and the
spon sors a.re labeling it a
big: success.
The evt!at is heM Llnua ll}'
to raise scholarship fUnds
for occ students. This year
129 individuals and 2S dUier-
ent groups participated and
collPcted neuly $4-,SOO.
Thi' participants also
competed for individual pri-
zes. Graodprtr.ewinnerwas
Dr. Jack Scott. OCC's dean
of Instruction, who raised
$640. He has had p:eaty of
bicycling experience. Dur-
ing the summer of 1914 he
and his wtre , Lacnta, bi-
cycled fro m San Francisco
to Costa. Mesa. Last sum-
mer they pedaled through
New England.
Jim Carson, OCC's veter-
an's aff:li;scoordloator. was
the seooOO lea.dirlg money
raiser with $251.50. Dave
Newman, an OCC student
from Costa Mesa, logged
the most miles, 13?.
Sharon Reck, an I I year
old from Costa Mesa, col-
lected most money of those
under 16 --a. totalof$2?.80.
Todd Berlinger, 14, ofCostl.
Mesa., rode the most mlleso!
. under 16. He totaled
V~ter~· Memoria.! Bldi
565 W. J8rh.Cosra Mesa
REV. TOM TYREE. Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICESo
10o30 A.M. & 7o00 P.M.
Sunday School,
aU.ages, 9 :JO
SUNDAY SERVICES
9 & 10 : 3U a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVEN ING
MEETING 8 p.m.
READING ROOM
Week day.s: 9 a.m.· 5 p.m.
Wcdnnday :9 .. m.-7:45 p.m.
Tuc~day
Daily Sunjet servi ce from
nearby Orange County Airport.
Pa ckage tours and economy
fa res for families and
HOME BIBLE CLASSESo 9 ;&.m. · 5 p.m.: 7.() p.m.
Coli 55 2.()()92 SECON D CHURCM OF <rJ'eactting Bible Doctrine• OfRIST. SCIENTIST
Ncwport Beach at
We mvite you to worship Corona dei ~r
3 I 00 Pa cific. Vic'W ()T.
LUTHERAN CHURCH. SUNDAY SCHOOL IOa,m
OF.TH'E MASTER" SUNDAY SERVICE tO a.m
WEDN ESD AY 8:00 'P.M.
2900 htifK: V'.ew Or. Reading. Room: Coro,.. def Mar, Calif.
IL:'II'RENCE D. FRUULIN(
~8 E. Co .. tBwy.
~atN•c.e oa Nnci•w•
Pasto r -Phone 644-2664 Mon.-Fri.: 10 a.m. to S p.m
S:UNDA Y SCHEDULE; Saad•y ahemooa: I ID l
9:15a.m.-SmdaJ SchoOl Sat.: 10 :.a.m. to 4 p.m.
l O:SO a.m •• WorshiP You are cordially im•ited
Nunery and Coffee Hour to attc-nd Churdr ScMce•
and ·,o UIC' Rndin1 Roo~t~~&A
Pl ymouth Congrerational C~urch
A flw ftl /rodqHnd"'f Conl"'•rif¥11'1 OrriJtllln Orurch,
THE REV.JOHN A. LINDVALl., Minlster
JUMD4f U a'f'ICU e a.JI ...... 4MO , ... Ao!ll.
Bible Study: 9 a.m . tnd 7 p.m. Chutcb School 10 1.m.
32112 BROAD STREET, NEWPORT HEIGHTS
""'-' ......... idod f'hone:tq-2740
' . "
'
' I
groups. too. So call Air
c;alifornia first . If
tnere's an easier way
to get you there, we'll
be the first to tell you,.
Call Easy Information in
Orange Cou nty. (714)
752-1000: Downey, (2 13)
924-3313; Laguna, (714)
4%-6000; l-os A ngeles,
(2 13 ) 627-5401. or
your local travel agent.
Public .
~-AUCTION ,
flUD-'\', SAnJRDAl', SUNDAY •t 8 P.M.
Bargoms nn Fnw Crysrol. S 1cr/ing SiiVf•r. Porcf'lains. Oriental
Objn rs rl 'An. Pa111P119~· J,·u·,./ry. Anriquf's. Bronzf's.
f='urnlturt•. Sf'lrl f lnd~an Turqunisf" ..
~I OfiO.OOO INVENTORY
/,. '" I''"''' (.,,,,, "'"'''' """'" Hall~,.,,,,.,,.,
VISITORS I
Come and •er
w h at fun an
AUCTION
can bel
FREE ADMISSION!
... n{ ross th1· sru•t•r from
Sl'l'r " nf r ht• Sourh /n11d'.~
·mnsf d t•gant Watf'tfrnm
H'srnuronu~1
lnsru•t·tmn & Privot~Sa/es
10 -S OA.ILY, 12· S SATURDAY&. 2-S SUf!IOAY
CLOHD 'II'IEDHESDAY & THURSOA.Y
AUCTIONS HELD EVERY
FRIDAY, SATtJRDAY. SUNDAY M IP.N.
~emfunl
r-Ja/1~/'i~J
Pt£1.
I !!-.E YOUR BANKAMERICARD.
MASTER CHARGE.
PERSONAL CHECK OR CASH
2S42W_c-.t.........,
N....-.a.w:la. c.m .... &.92ue
(714) 645-22M
W£ BUY FOR CASH OR SELL ON COftlltiiSSION
WHOLE ESTATES 011 SINGLE: fTEtiS
.<,Rf 11.11\f .. -tl C'TfOVF.I:R
AIR
CALI F ORNIA
We're easy to take.
I
N.B. BUILDING
L»:E FATHER, LIICE DAOOBTEB -Artists Mary Stuart
Campbell IDd ber tuber, Clay Campbell of Corooa del
War, 1r1ll pt'e cltmautntiDDs in prtlltmakf.nc at t he
Oruce Ca.aty Fair, aile tbe loklag and b.aDd-cranked
metbod of tbe old muters. PriatmU1Dg wt.11 be demon-
strated Oil I~J 17, 18. 2Z and Z5 ln tb.e fine arts de-
partmeat. Tbe fair wm l"'lll from July 16 through 25.
• Belldlllc ~ctlytty OOidinlld
at • ~eeelen.ted paoe lD
x.....,rt Be&eea cllrtlc May.
wttJa $4,CJM.Zl9 Ia permits
a...ct. TIU brtlp the 1976
11ota1 to $!C,0'711.415, more
tlllb ..., .. tM ,11,633,$66
tob1 as ol Way S1 last year.
The Wa.y nport by the
btl1ldlac deplrtmeat listed
maJor pro )ects totallt.ng over
$7-1/Z mlllloQ, but these
bad ~dy beeD Included
ln tbe Marcb report of per-
mits lssued. Tbes:e projects
consisted of $5.3 mllllon Ln
Btg Canyon con<tominlums
and tbe. new shopping cen-
ter on Ford Road near Har-
bor View Homes.
The Blg Canyon project,
bei.ng bullt by McLain Real
Development Co., includes
3 coodomlnium bolldlngs, 3
with 5 units, 3 with 8 units
and 4 with 9 units; also four
36-space subternnean gar-
ages, 8 gange structures,
and retaining walls, for a
total value or $5,313,300.
Tb.e Irvine Co. bas taken
out 2 permits for a shopping
center on Ford Road, near
Harbor View Homes--$1 ,-
209,000 for site development
and $1 ,018,000 for a 45,393
sq. n. Ralph's Market.
F'ollowlng permits, in the
amount oi $5,000 and over,
Biting. dogs, beware!
Hector G. Godinez, postal
Sernce manager for the Sou-
them California district, ad-
vises that a stringent policy
bas been set for deal log with
dogs andotheranlmalswhich
impede the delivery or maU
iD Santa Ana and other cities
In Orange County.
''Wher e a postman is pre-
'-a.-._..--..-.~~=..~•ien~ted from safely deliver-
SPECIAL
ANTIQUE
FURNITURE
AMO JEWELS
OPEN TO
IHE PUBll(.
FREE ADMISSION
PRil(S RHRESHMEI<IS
CREDIT CAROSICHECKS OK
SATURDAY JUM E 26
VIEWING 7 30-8 30 PM AUCTION 8 30-10 00 PM
SOU-ni COAST .. L AlA HOTEL
MONEY BACt< GUARANTEE ON AlL MERCHANDISE SOLD
'tL SlON§S G I A APPRAISED AND CEfHIFIEO
GEIISaYWES
lng the mail to an address,
he ls to protect himself by
withholding deliver y,'' Mr.
Godinez says. • Increasing-
}}', postmen are being har -
assed by loose or str ay dot:;s
who nave no obvious owners.
These am mals are ha rrl to
ir:lPntif} when reported to
animal cont rol orric·ers .
Ther efore, postmen have
been instructed to withhold
delivery from areas where
such animals are roam1ng
the streets.
' When the postman re-
turns to his r1ellver y station,
he reports the na me and ad -
dress of the customer where
th~ dog has interfered with
delivery of mail. The su-
pervisor willlnforrn the cus -
tomer or the local leash law
and request that the animal
be confined during the hours
or delivery in the neighbor-
hood. Relocating the mail-
box to a point where the
animal canno~ inte:fere »lth
delivery mar solve the pro-
blem.
'·lf the carrier is bitten,
mall service to the home or
the dog's owner is dlscon-1,====================-tiri.Jed. The owner may be II llned ll the city's leash law
DEPAftTMENT
O(Jt,. 9:JO A.M. to fi:OO P .. "f. Dail)
Clostti s,nda · s
1816 NEWPORT BOULEVARD. COSTA MESA
ENSIGN SUBSCRIPTION ORDER
OMLY 15.10 fOR OHE YEAR
THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF
TH~ CITY OF MEWPORT BEACH ---------.. ------
ICAKE ................................. .
ADDRESS •••••••••••••••.•.•.••••.•...•
Clft ............................ ZIP ..••.
MiwPORT HARIOR IMSIGH
mt L COAST HWY •• CORONA DEL MAR
h;n been violated. Animal
control officer Is notified
and requested to quarantine
the dog to determine 1A-"he-
ther or not the dog Is rabid.
··If the carrier needs a
doctor's care o r Is hospi -
talized because o! the bite,
the cost of medical treat-
ment is charged to the own-
er of the dog."
LOCALS ELECTED
BY PHI BETA KAPPA
t;c Irvine students electerl
to membership in Phi Beta
Kappa, a national scholastl
honor soc let~, include the
folJo'.l'ing from the Harbor
a rea:
~ewport -Jonathan C o,>p-
er Battey, Robert Langforrl '
Montgomer y 01, Eleanor
Alma Smith and Julia Ann
Walton.
Corona del Mar -Gunnar
Heldman Gibson.
Costa Mesa -Joyce Eliza-
beth Anthony and Laura
NUllger.
538 CENTER STREET · COSTA MESA 2 646-1919
~P-OrtSS~~~~~~~'
Penn heavy duty yellow Warmup Suits
Tennis Balls Navy-white stripe
Can of 3 13.95
were ._...._liar:
• 81G c AJnOII
.. el.alll ~
m.t Co., .. ,_. IIIII;
t~ s .. c• a 2 2
:.
$710.,000; ....... ---dombdlles. ~ .......
tobl , • .-•• ,.. ...
coodomlldlas. ~ .....
000, total h,m.OODi ..
garage lltrwc......_ $97, ...
fo•r S6-apace ........,..,,
caraps. eacJa $Jtt.m. tit-
at $1,!51,!10; ........
walls, $18,000; grud total.
$5,313,300.
Ralley~mbs. 1 att. 1
story dwelllac, 11 Royal st.
George. $120,000.
Gregory Spreen_ 1 all, 2
story dwel.l.lDc, 2 Oakmoal
Ln., $280,000, &Dd pool tritb
jacuzzi. $8,500.
H. R. Taecter, pool at Z7
Roe Grand vanee. $'7 ,800.
• NE WPORT HEIGHTS
Craig Cordrey, ldd, alter,
2315 Rolly Ln.; $25,388.
Soren Sondborg, 2 story,
1 unit dwel.lin&, 225 La Jolla
Ave., $88,000.
• CAMEO HIGHLANDS
Robert Wahler, add.alter ,
4727 Dorchester, $15,000.
• NEWPORT
R. F'. Holll.ngswortb., 122
31st St., 2 story duplex,
S56,800.
T. Horn, 2 story duplex,
300 35th st., $50,000.
Mrs. Mary Singer, 2618
Newport Blvd., repairs, $8,-
000.
Lenon-Ancira, 3355 Via
Lido, remodel, $13,800.
Capitol Systems, addition,
3706 Channel Pl., $30,000.
El Rant ho Market, 2727
~ewport Blvd., remodel
meat department, $30,000.
• WEST t:PPER BAY
M. E. Farmer1 alte ration,
1227 Somerset, :s6,500.
• CORONA DEL MAR
James Beauchamp, 2626
Cove, addition, $12,000.
Janet Phillips, l story du-
plex, 429 Goldenrod Ave .,
:)!)},600.
Afldition a oo repairs at
-108 .o\vo<'ado, $18,000.
., :\EWPORT CENTER
Richard Ouellette, addi-
tion, 200 Newport Center,
$6,000.
Irvine Co., 660 Nevtport
Center, tenant development,
$29,630.
Avco, 6ZONewportCeoter,
remodel 2nd noor, $27 ,900;
partitions, $5,000.
• EAST UPPER BAY
James B. Mear, 460 foot
block wall, 1177 Camelback,
$6,440.
• HARBOR VlEW
Irvine Co., Ford Road at
~ew MacArthUr, site devel-
opment, utilities, covered
walks, $1 ,209,000.
lrvlne Co., 2601 Ford Rd.,
45,393 sq. n. Ralph's Mar-
ket, $1,018,000.
Irvine Pacl!ic, 2715 HW-
slcle , pool, $10,000; rest-
rooms, pool equipment,
:S14,000.
Carl Butler. addition at
1934 Port Locksleigb Place,
$21,900.
• l.lDO ISLE
Dr. Messheffner, remodel
kitchen, Ill Via Orvleto,
~6,000.
flohe rt \tindte, addlition,
232 \'ia Eboli, S6, 500.
• RALBlH
John Fairborn, addition at
1021 E. Balboa, S6,000.
Hank e ertig, 2 story 1
unit dwelling, 132 E. Balboa
Bl\'d., ~79,000.
Tom Hom, ~ stor~, I unit
d\\"l'lllng, 313 Island Ave.,
$47,600.
.. AIR PORT AREA
~ewport Placl', tenant im -
provement, 1101 Dovl' St.,
$10,000.
MTK restaurant, 4300 Von
Karman, remodel, $100,000.
Quail Place Investment,
1400 Quail, tenant Improve -
ment, $5,893.
Bayshore Development.
1601 Dove, suite Cor Penn
General, $18,000.
Messenger Venture, 1600
Dove, suite Cor Lee Sam-
mis Co., $21,600.
Don Koll Co., 4500 Ca m-
pos, tenant development for
Martin AviJ.Uon, $9,000.
Golden West, 3901 •!ac -
Arthor, tenant development.
$28,800.
Alr CalllomiJ., tenant Im -
provement, 3636 Blt'<."h St.,
$6,125.
lnine Co., 4770 Cam,pus,
suite for Reel Grobman and
Associates, $13,600.
• CLIFF HAVEN Spot Bilt all purpose St. Andrew's Presbyter-
laD Church, 600 St. An-
1.99
Stan Smith Autograph
Frames
19.95
Voit . 18 panel leather
Volleyballs
15.95
shoes drew's Road, 2nd fioor ad-
dlUoo and remodellng of
8 95 teUowshlp haU, $250,000;
• Z permits for adc1lt1ons and. 1--------------.. relocating walls, $5,000 and Blemished $12•000· Duck Feet woN'T s1GN TicKeT
Ret\astftl to stca a tramc Fl·ns uetet OGa~e~e.
Mosbe Zllty, 12, Apt. 5,
12.95 1UO Vleewtast, CostaWt-
... wu booMd IIIIo Cotta
.... )lll ,... .. ,. ,... l.
horts ae&· 12·9s Sale · 8.95 Jtol1e. cflllrpd ...... --.,......,,, ...... ~,.
• Plaee.a& A" . ..u. or wu ....
I
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
PUBUSHEO WEEKLY-PAGE 1
llfU OAY,JU E • 1976
ro fr>HA DEl MAR, CAL
For a we balanced
investment program
YOU'L
SAVING TWO
WA YS AT LFS
1 fOU r.,. EED A ~ _E, I B-E PASSBOOK
t.CCQU t -r .... ar'1ena c ~ ~ da1 \-com-
' 1• tE>•"'St fit'' dnnurn Fetty
t )u <1\ •nc!: dr>;·o~rts on
d "' held t1, account
MlSS NEWPORT BEACH FINALISTS :ne, from IE'ft,
Sbarlna Pignarl, 18; Tina F"'man, l'i ill f•r~t .:Jt •• r,
16, In foreground; Laura "ukpatr l k, l'i, <~nr! lull ..
Blair, 17. Tina and Laura are st1ltlents at \.-·Np<>rt
Harbor high school. The otl<e r clrl~ co tu r ror.1 lPI
Mar high. This Frida) at 7·10 a.r ., 'I"~ '.lt!' JPftt.'~~
at a ''talent breakfast'· :tl the Ralt, £:'3: 'J'. an~
Saturday at 11 a.m. the} wul t>e 1t , • s :.>•. ''<>~ :tt
the Balboa Pavlhon. Miss '\e~~t'J)O-· ~·ill t' rol4·n~><1
June 18 at the Commoc.lorec: ball at ••,.., ba H10a Ba.
Club. The :\ewport Harbor Jumor Cl'.ambt:r of Corr :1 ..-r '"'
sponsors the annual contest. Infor 'l at inn al.oll: :r... on-
test anr! events involving th o~t r-,ta'lt' ·' ·. •lh! lr
by callln~~: 631-1 93 1. (Ja} Pt' photo.} 2
IT DCJUrtded
., .1 ra1d by
~ make I
J 1mt:-
r, M um
r.n ~~'1111-
F-•ec:.t vn
Geothermal plant open s. ..-s ~="edera
Two :\e'.l'PQrt Beach men
played key roles thts Wt>f>io.
in the opening of an ex:per -
lmeotal geothermal eiP• tn
energy plant ln the lm~rul
Valley.
Geon~e Zebal Is thP ~Po
logist l.n charge of drillirlf
geotherrnal wells for the San
Diego Gas ' Electrir ( o.
plant at Niland. The lant:l on
which the weUs are t>eln
drille1 was sold to SOC o. E
by Ro\ Woolsey, prominent
Newport Center attorney.
At a de monst ra Uoo on F n -
day, Congressman Cla1 rP
Burgener threw a switch that
NOTICE OF INTENTIO;\ TO
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVER.'>GES
June 2, 197G
To Wbom It May Concern:
Subject to issuance of tht>
license applied for, notice
is hereby given that the un-
derslgned proposes to sell
alcoholic beverages at the
premises, described as rot-
lows: 1617 Westclllf Dr ive,
Newport Beach, CA. 92660.
Pursuant to such inten-
tion, the under slgned Is ap-
plying to the Department or
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Cor issuance of an alcoholic
ueverage license (or llcens,..
es) for these premises as
follows: '•47'' On Sale Gen-
eral (Bona Fide PuiJiir Eat-
Log Place).
INTERNATIOt\Al. MA~
AGEMENT SERVlCES, I~C
By: Thomas Murph}, Pr "1-
dent.
Publish: June 10, }Q:~., m
the Newport Harbor Enst~n .
LIGALMOnCI
:\OTICE OF lNTENTIO\ T0
E~G AGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
j -28-76
To Who m It May Con<' ern:
SUbject to Issuance of thP
license applied ror, notlre
is hereby gtveo that the un-
derslgoed proposes to ~ell
alcobolic beverages at the
premises, described as fol-
lo,•s: 1617 Westcwr Dnve,
:\ ewport Beach, Ca.llfornla.
Pursuant to such Inten-
tion, the undersigned Is ap-
pl\ me to tb.e Dep3rt ment of
:\1 bollc Bevera~e Control
for lasua.Dce of an alcohoht
~vence Ucense (or licens-
es) lor these premises as
rollowr. "47'' On Sale Gen-
eral (Bona Ftde Public El t -
~~ Place).
CAL WEST t.1GT. SER-
VICES, [NC., by Thomas
Murphy, Pres.
PubUsb: June 10, 19i6, In
the Newport Huoor Ens!~.
TH EFTS AT SOtOOLS
A SSO table modle radio
and papstelee nlaed at 85
ceota were tM tartets or
burclara lD two Costa Me-
sa KboofAI. COita Mesa po-
llee reported 1'aea1, Jun.
1. T._ ndiO wu tu. from
Kalaer Selloal. 21JO Suta
ADa A.._ aat tM PQIMiieJu
troll a .c:IIIDol It 1015 Ga.r-
d• '-' ,..... a W~Dc»w •u ...._ tti pta_,,
U.N&'r .. .-cto a.. m ,11 Ill rr • .,,.
!..:lttP•I ft f't o::.-n !,· l!'r-A:t't
1~.-l.t I Jlt•;;, T' ... !1 1l.t), fl,
h rst o: .t-.. -.;n.-~ u t'f l -
r~>rial .·a. I· , •• •~->Lr ... !•
J•rolu 10 lillr, 1 • .-.tt-0
I<>• tr po• -: t t.ar;~> s_mr
n ttu raJ c:to-> • PT"'".,; 1 r !1 vrr
1t>ep in;;JI<-t• .... .:.;u;·.
T hP ~ ~ •nil lion ;::ro Je t
i-'•"tnl: luni'-<1 )JJnll:· •·
S X~ E an j tt1~ !~ 1o:-r--.• J r n.
"'flO !<!'..,•ar'taar.-:1 l~ve'O?-
.. n~ -\d 1 _r:c:tration. ':"tln-
.,trur tion t ('(:".lf. last \e.> r,
Jnd fuL opPrat.'l:. of u.e I
'11e£"a ·att ~ rt.in~> ~ ~ll!:'!'ator
..,.ill l e17in ·r h.-r, d l l~~ulp-
ent l~>sts 113 •., te>c.n OIT'-
plete I, • "lata ~ in ... 1 from
t~sts .. nil 1"'tli'r -: ·n·~ \ .. t •
n t .-! !d. t'.-r -
110':, a ... P'J~':i _.>n.-r31t"~
".a\ '" .:.nli tc · I r.:r -
la l Ir rr_ l!tor :1.srr, t •1r-
ttl . tran~·t b::-ton lil. !O ·r.
~u. !Jtet:OJre Jlltl'~•Ull'.
Mr. , .. t 3J r· ~' filZ"'j •• s
l.lno> of tlt• .. 1r l r·s :q; €-C-
Itlt-rmal :e:>oloct:;h, h:i:.(!on.-.
st·t.ilar 1rillln;-..,·or!.. In JJ -
PM•, Taiwan, an<1 10 l .>ntra!
.1nd ::.oun. \mt>rl ·,< Ttuc;
wt=ap~. • e :s -r;:;t~i! ~;, t' t'TI-
f'Pila l >' ,Jll>\. 01 ti:lUI!I£
witt !urtflP r 1n l!:r, · o-y..:r -
twns
r •
guaranteed ' · ·r 1..:
Jr • • rt:> I
lrd!.vl"
HOME 0 ,-ACE
7tJO Or • J"' • ••
.IQ""I !'\( ' • ~ '
.,.,.•~r' .: ... .t 4
LAGUNA NIGUEL
, ~ r J' • I? •
an:c•est
o .J trlt:5-h1gt •ol~::S .. r e
'u • ... r~ o· . :'l r;c you
t.•!'l(l '1!.. < t .... 'h-
S-'._. CLEMENT£
• • t
LAKE El-SINORE "' I " n
'lr ' •
55 YEARS
Serving Orange County
We 're Mak ing Ou r 55th Birthday
A BIG DE AL FOR EVERYONE
During Th e Ent ire Month Of June ~
WI T H EVER Y NEW PINTO I~AV ERICK
OR ~U S TAN G SOLD F ROM C1L q GIG At\ TIC
STOCK DURING JUNE COS T o ~-FREE
GAS WILL NOT BE ADDEO TO P URCHASE
PRICE OF THE CAR YOU BU • SHOP OUR
BIG ANN IVERSAR Y DISCOU N H AN C
YOU.Ll KNOW THIS IS A SO NA FIDt
GI FTTOYOU
s'1i~~ FREE "~G~OR VALUABLE PRIZES !
NOTI11N(' TO BUY NOTHING 1'0 DO• 1\LL YOLI NEED
IS A VALID DRIV ERS L ICENSE TO REGISTER FOR
YOUR C ~ANC E TO WIN JOHN SON MODEL 123A.
23 CHANNEL CB RADIOS OR OTHER VALUABLE PRIIESI
,I'U I.'tl( C'Rt.WIN Ci FO R ALL PRIZES WILL BE t1El[l loT DIIR
OE4LE ilSt11P WEONE ~O A 'f. JUNE 30, AT :r r.~. ~OU N EEO HOT
BE PRE~EN T TO WIN. ONE RECiiSllh TION PE~ Pr!RSO N.l
55th Anniversary discounts in all departments.
New Cars, Used Cars, Leasin&, and Service.
--··ll-
~iblt,c~ool ••••eo•awa. _,_.._ . .. .... c .... A. Mid: Quullao• • ... Old Tlllrn 1111
•xxlnd bJ QCI 11 an L At cit IF, Jr. Rrrrinted frcnt Atltlh St•lnl.
'The Rtt•m ol OUt
ITHESSAI.OHWIS4:U-11 Q. ---A-t~Ieal ••• ,., •• f/1 .... -.... --·-"'--,. 11 II lifJ'-W Y (;.o)dtt~ T ext : ···w.r.i. ,;.,..,,;·or•:
dcl4 '•-'" (Matt. 24.41).
(C ... Tt...,le PMM t..AI'I' ft~&l
11IE PI~ IITUIH
Ia tilde 't'efXJ m 1 Thet...m..;..ns
4, -'""' that -.....-.! --.. aD of than. lt • the word ...........
'1'llil civet evidcftce of a cataialy. a
deli11it• •£", a bc.aw:oJy aat:botity, u
God 8DUibt to ld the bdif:Yets ia.
n.....Joaica to uadcntaod m. plaa
lor tlwm and His plan lor Jo.ocl ..,..
who t.vc died.
Tbe first statement is that Ja-
Chrilt ;, g<Ong to ""'"' ponoaally.
That means He is goinc to rdt1r'a
pbysK:aily ond literally. w. --
-by the W<><d of God tho.t the
Lord Jesus Christ is at tbr: right band
of the Father todav, that He hu a
body, that He is ·real ; and in the
reality of that body. He is going to
rrtum some day. Such is not an un·
usual uperience in our dally lives.
W e tell someborly that we are going
away and that at a ~nain timr "·e
will relurn. Tiwsr. to whom we make
tilf.· "-tatf'ment car. <',X\~t with a n=r·
taint). Wring diffin1lt\" rtnd acndents,
that ""e will return literally a nd phy-
!'il"'..all_•· w .. nf'ed only to take the
w•r)· plilm. direct stat~t of the
Lord Jesus Oln st with regard to
t~se things.
Fuf"tMrmore. in Acts l :J 1, we han~
tht hea~y messeng~rs givinc to the
disciples this vey same :ot:atemeot :
"' ... This same Jesus, which is taken
up fram you into heaven, lha.U IJIO
c::omc in like ntannt't ;u ye ha~ !C'CII
bim go into heaven." In John 14, the
Lord Jesus Christ said ...... I will
come again .... " If the f.'I"'Pbecies
concerning tht first c:ominc of the
Lord Jesus O!.rist were ddinite and
J:iten1 -and they w~ -thm cer-
tainly ~ is no reason for apiritu-
alizinc the pr~ concunin~ H is
II!COnd coming. Without fear of con-
tradiction, it can be stated also that
the corning of the Lord Jesus Christ is
undoubtedly the nat great oertt to
take place in the history of tbe workl.
..... ----.-·-
THE PIOGlAM AT HIS lETUlN
Here we have thrtt thin«s m.ted
which hdp us to understand that
whk h i!' going to tm place :
1. Co""rn-nil'lg those w ho hove died
in Clwist. The text indicates that
"the dead in Christ shaD ri~ first.''
\\'hen a child o f God dies. h!! goes
to bt: with the Lot'd. Hi" body goe:s
into the grave, but h is spirit is taken
into the presmce of God. When the
Lord Jesus Christ returns. we find
that the body is going to bt reunited
with the spirit and a new body will bt'
gil~ in i! m011""leflt in th~ twinkling nf
an ~'"·e. Th~ new hnd'" will~ like the
budy or the Lon.l ksu" Chr ist H im·
self. ·
l . L v1k"l'~llln!7" tltt" ftvi"g .f<l llll;.
Till'}' -.h;,.lJ lit r •• u~ht up imu l!•e a it .
1:::\·er:. Lel·l"\"t:r who •s lil"i ng at t ht:
lime 01 thf' Lord jt'\Us Ll•ri::.t'~o Tf':·
turn will lx ra.usht ~.o·· to lllt'('t I li11o
m thf: air. Agam 1\ will be in a 11'10-
mem. m th~ twmklmg oi an eye : and
the bodi~s o f the li\·ing saints will be
changed in that instant and made like
t~ body of our blessed Lord. Whe1t
Christ returns, the very life that is
in Him wiD be like a giant magnet
reaching down and attr2cting those
who have His lif~ in them. "
3. Ther1 will be ON etent.Gl nw.tno..
". . . So shaD we ever be with the
HE KNEW
THE SHEPHERD
• A ~at aetor wu ulced to en-
tertain •t a lai'JE' dinner party
one «.>Vf!'nlJ11". A ripPir of to:xcl te-
~nt ran throuP the crowd or
prominent and important IUH(8
u he n. to IIIJIINk. He c:hoM to
tec~tc tht 2lnl Pulm, wbJch be
did docauentb'. lk fint.hed the
dramatk redtatJon in a thunder
of •pp&llu.e, and the audienee pve
him a atandlnc ovation.
'!'he nat IP•Iu~r ..... an eJdel'tT
~ Man, bowed ....
........ -101111 ,.,.. of ,.tt.t ..._.. • a w ' 'M*7. "I too.
W'IOUid .... to ndte ... ... -·-·· .. --. nm. ........ ftcle • ud • ___ ... _ ..
-.-. •••• -.-....... 0 .. tlkft--........ ...... No ., • Ill . ..., tMr-e .... . .,. oe • .. ,_, ........... _ ....... ...
-_, "' ....... """! .... w..--·--..... J" --~· --.-.-..... • 1111 hnltts 1 a t • , ______ ...
~--·= f'" -·--...... ·-.... ---_,1_ ........ w--.. a al .,.
~· e-(Ill Cllie.Art UIW J.
·-a 0 ... _.,, .. --.... tut .... ti ••
ol tllte Word ol God--.,. !1:7 wttll o.r .....
l.ord.. n lltii it pttbapl the cJirnartic
Dlltmtnt mtpbasiz:ine" thr: reuuioa
that will ~'a" \Jr t."okm. ~..owed ODCS
;, Chrilt will be ptbe<od ·~ with one another and Mth the Lord
Jesui Otri5t ; and dunity, which hu
~ anticipated for so Jooc, will
quickly and suddenly be rea1iud.
Certainly this is a thrill which can-
not be compared to anythi.nc that "ft
lmow in this world of sin and corT1lp-
rioa.
ilt tile -... k<lllr .... ....... ...., ....... God"•
orr• • W. ~ ... ila-CWSSIIC':I 7
I 51 .......... ~ ........... .
Pil L ___ ,__
-?
...,.._ ., ""' .. l!l!tirft,
ft'e......_.+ea t lia..._
...O..ID ...... IdaOWII
loaMr -j_,. ... -r'w'f 17 7 un ..,. iwiLrHac
A •. ,Varioaal'oalm•
contain appee1• to God to
pour out his wrath upon the
P salmist"e enem ies. Theee
aeem to eontradirl the Chris-
tian stance of 1oft toward
one's enemies.· Neverthe&eM,
it is a mistake to explain
away theee expressions as
degenerate and eub-Ch.ristian
sentiment8 wb.ieh have been
permitted in the sacred canon
by the principle of .. progres-
JSive revelation ... Progressive
revelation is not to be t hought
of as a progress from error
to truth, but rathe.r as a
progreu from the partial
and obecure to the complete
·-_,. ...-.. .... beea mont eO.•nlleulWe :"' ~ ~ c:r..:.= h'--tlo.-.... -la-1 or Ia-.. -. , .... hio r--;;.
thaalaldw-. _lola.... ........... ...
It io imporlaat to -that prior to tile Firot AAI-
Not mrtil the -.,._
hibit:Ma ot God'l d.iapleMUre
at Ilia, demonotratetl by tbe
death of ltltt Soot upon the
CI"'M. wu it pou.ible for tbe
believer to wait patintly
while God'a Jong.auf-feriDg
permitted tbe wicked I<> .,_
joy hie temporary JSucceM.
Nor wu the long-eutl'ering
of God properly undenrtood
until JeeWI came to earth to
teach hie love to men. <>r
CONCLUSION
Tbr rnun~ of the l..ord Jesus Orrist
could hKom-t a reality at any n'IOI!lent
~rt: is no portion o f !'t"riptu rt: that
demands a fuiWr fulfillment before
Christ f'fftlms. As S0111e0ne has Suf:·
gested, t~ Cburch of Jesus Cbris1
and f'\"eT"y bdiever is nol to look feff
-·rath. but {or the. Rapture. w~ are
not to look for signs, but for the Son.
The Apostle John prayed f~n-n~tl.r
after-he had sem ~ ~''t":nts of the
Book of the Re\'t lation. .. . . Even
so. COillf:. Lord J~sus.''
.... t of Cbriot. tile ODiy -gible way ilt whidl tile truth
of the Seriptare coald be
-toh-..0.
liOl"Vel'll ... by .tile .,._t-
ic -of di-befalliaa" tboee wbo were in error aad.
deliverance .,..,. granted I<>
-wbo held I<> tile truth.
As loa« u tbe wicked --tinuod I<> triUJII)III. tboir prot>-
perity I! !med to ref ate the boo-and oovereipty of
tile God of bnoel. A Reb...,.
believer in tbe Old Testament
age could only chafe in deep
The Angry Man WANTED-\lEN
F'ROM "THE EVANGEL, •· LARGO, FLA.
Prowerlts 2S •
Memory Ve rse • I Peter 5:11
by Pastor Galen C. Call
Pastor of Calvsry Baptist Churct\, Covington, Ky.
The ~otion of ang:er is not m itself sinful "Be ye angry, lind sin not" {[Jitl.
4:.26). Jesus expressed anger (Mk. 3:5: Jn. 2:13-17: Lk. 19:.cs..t6). And :Yet. it can be
sinful-believers are commanded to "pUt away" anger as a wor11. of the old n.ture
(Eph. 4:31; ct. Col. 3:8). This apparent cootradiction is resolved When we under·
stand that it is appropriate to be angry at sin, but it is wrona to be •narY .t
people.
Anger is a hOt, passionate response; it bec:orne:s wrath Yoben the indignatfon
.settles into a search tor revenge. The sin of anger causes us to come short of
doing God's will (James 1:19-20). to lose fr iends (Prov. 22:241, to t\urt and possi~
murder another CMt. 5:22), and to give the devil "place" in oor liV'tS (Eph. 4:2£..Z1).
The angry man also loses respect for himself! ·
The key verse in oor lesson is 25:28. The Christian who hill'S no self cont~
leaves h im~lf _defenseless and will be destroyed by the enemy! Ch. 16;]2 lives
the same pnnctple in a posit1ve way. The man WhO rules t\ii own spirit is a true
general and conqueror! On t, through the ll)(dship of Jesus "''ist can this be truly experienced; the Holy Spirit must produce it in the believef"s life (d. Gel.
5:22}. Self-control is evidenced in our responses.
Response to Chailenge (25:8}-Whto:n we are challenif!d the natural response
is to immediately strive to prove our poinl A. Spirit-filled man will first consider
everything involved and take t ime to pray. He will think tt\e matter cte.rty thfOUih
to the end.
R.,on• !0 Offense_ (25:.~\0)....-Rather than making public a ~I ottenle. we CJUBht to f tBt p Pf"'"t81y to the one who has WfQnled us. Cf. Mt Jlc.B..11 If that effort .Is fruitless, two or three spiritual friends shoold attllnipt · tO ,tned~
ate a reconciliation. If they fa il, the chUrch will have to settle the matt. end
it necessary, administer aPPropriate discipline.. If these Biblical IUide-lines 'were
m~ ctosetr, fC?IIowed tocUy m churches and families, there would be ereater
umty and b essmg.
Response ta Reproof (25:11-13)-A spiritual man who reproves us is of grot
value. We ought to respond with "an obedient ear" Such a person foUO'Ws the
ltdvice of vs. 11 and giVes refreshment to the soul.
ResponM h Refusal (25:15)-When ref used a request, our ancer will accomP.:"
li$h nothi!"\1. lrtttead we should practice soft words of forbear.lnce--tt\at wtll
persuade and break the bone of reststance!
Rnpon1a C. Revenre (25.:21·22)-Anger in our hearts can lead to venceful
thoughts; rat_her we ought to cornmit judgment to the lord and render blessirll
to our enemtes (d. Rom. 12:1..9-21). When ~uch acts are done in sincere Jove a
produces a fire of conviction in their hearts! Cf. 2U4. '
The Bible Answers
by the late Rev. Bert Atchi110n
Qaeation -"Please explain I Cor. 15:29 -What doe~ it meu to be Baptized
for the dead?"
Alurwer-MaDy irllerpretationa are Jiven by 11eholan concemi.nc" thia .,._...
that are mia-leadi.q. The trubject of the enti re chapler ia the R..lli"NCtiolll of tbe
believer and Christ in particula r. But there were some (the s.dduoeel and otben)
that u.id: "There is no resurrection of the dead.·· Therefore·tl\4! rreat A.poatle P aul
replied-"U this be true, then our preaching is \'ain, aDd we are fOUDcl ...... ye
are yet in your aim and we are or all men IJ)Of,t miserable.." But he waat ... to
c::::yond IUIY que!ltion of a doubt, that Christ il now rieeb from tbe .... aad ___ the fint fruit. of them that .leep. He then writet of two FederU ~ ol
the race. (Adam and Christ) and our identification with either oae or the other. 'Jbroucb faith in Chriat.. believ~ the JQ~:pel which il fully apleined-'"How
u..t Christ died for our sin., and that He wae buried aDd aroee apin the tlainl
dQ" .ccordiAc to the acript.uftla. .. The Believer' a Baptism il a .,-mbolic ~ cf
._. PMt flmdamental trutha. aho • Wtimony of hil icleati&oc.tioD 'With am.t
.ia Hia J:leeth. Burial aDd ReluneetiDD. TMrd"ore one en -the I• of tha
qiiMtioa: Jr there be no reMUTeetioa. why are they baptized for the deed? W'by be
t.ptial8d ill the Name of ODe who w .. never raised hom the deal? 1'bere ...W
be aothiftc' to Jain. but peraecution and probably the martyr's death. Tblir r.ith
aDd hope mWit. be ill a liVinc" Chriat and th.ia is the very thiD.a that il Fe:
in tbechepWr-fhe facto( tba rMUrT"eetion. It at.o reveUt Che..U. f fJI tM .,...tioft: "'Why then are they (beliew.n) baptiaed ro.-the cs..l iUid • them.elvea opm to untokl pei'MCUtion if Christ who died WM uot raiMd ,._ ..
dMd? One thin« iJ; w.re. be did not mean to teach .. esplaiied by ..-t.1.e
teacben of our day that we are to be b8ptized-"In place of, or in beh.H .t the
deed," that d in the place or aomeone el1e who dM!d without beiDI: ~ ,.,..,_.
ill no aavinc merit in the ordinance o( Bapti1m for the livin« nor (or the .... bJ
pro.:y. It i1 a Divine ordinance howevet", and a test of Jove and obredieoce • tha
J)Art of evtf)' beli~r.
"The treat want of lhe
a«e is men. Men who arc not
for sale. Men who are
honest , sound fro m center
to circumference. uue to
the heart's core. Men who
will condemn wro!"\1 in
friend or foe , in themselves
as well as others. Men whose
consciencr-s are as stu dy as
the ne~dle to the pole. Men
who will stand for the rilhl
if lh~ t\eavens totter and the
earth ruts. Men who can
tell the I ruth, and look th e
world and the Devil riaht in
the eye. Men that neith~r
brae nor run. Men that
neil her flq nor flinch . M~n
who can hav~ courac~
without shouhn& to it. Men
in whom ... the current of
ev~rlastinc life runs still,
deep and stronc. Men who
do not cry nor ca~ tt\tcir
voices to be "~•::r9c tt.rt1:he
stre~ts. but who wm not f•il
nor be discourqed till
judcment be set in the
earth. Men who know their
messqe •nd tell il . Men
who are not tpo luy to
work. nor too proud to b~
poor." So reads a quotation
from an unknown .oun:e
which we haw-come across.
Spurceon spealtin& •lone
these lin~s says, .. The Holy
Ghosl within • man &ives
grut~r force to his
m•rthood than any olh~r
conceivab le power. Our
youns men would do well
to see this. Our Christ"'n
men •re und~r an imper•tiY~
oece•ity lo do so. Non~ of
us would wish to s ive: the
impres.Jton to the world that
the: modem followers of
J~!IUS Christ are a §el of
milksops and effeminate:
mah-bdieves. The martyr's
~ye looked at the
he•dsma n's ue and
blenched not. peered into
the bluing furnace and wa S
not afraid ; the confessor's
loque could only be
silenced by bein& torn from
his mouth. and even then
his patient coun tenance
preached a sermon which
the deaf micht hear.
Manliness was the most
•ppareat of aJJ the human
features of primitivt:
ChristianitY, it wu the very
&miUI of the Reformation.
it will be the ludinr virtue
in any prosperous church
toch.y ." V'~. we b~1 G~Ihil,
Spirit -filled , Christ·
honorin&. sin-h•tinc.
soul-lovinc. Bible--believina
m~n . The need of our
pulpita is for real men of
God. Where today do we see
men like Spur&eon. Moody.
Sunday, Wesley and others
of yesteryear? Who will be
our apiritual leaders of
tomorrow? Has the world
yet aeen what God can do
with • min completely sold
out to Him'! Pray for God
to raise up re•l men for His
~erVioe. "Pr•Y ye therefore
the Lord of the harvest to
!end fo rth labouurs into his
harvest."
-From Mruantlthil
a LOOH aT
Tlle BOOK
IY Dl. IDI .ICI•ES
-.urn llfllv.ratfJI
G"f£00VOL.U, ~JM e••O~IIO" ;tMU
& •• , ...... ,... ... w.,
rou find people in qftation
_ .......... 8iblo ---wbat. it 1\u to laJ' abcnlt. au.
Some of \II an ~ of onniapltf71nc when we .. ,.
that tN N.sk trouble la tM fact tbai man is a ahtaet. Bat
(I'OIIl Gomea .. to llew!laUcm the
Bible makea it plain that the
trouble Ia with a man's heart. It i1 out of the heart that an
the i .. uu of life (PI'Oftt'bt
':28) and out of the abv.ftda~
of the heart tbat the: mouth
a-peaks (Katthew11:U). Apart
trom Gocl'• n.tnlni• and
tran•formlnc me-. tiM. human
heart i1 "dee.ltful abcm! all thln,p, aM ct.peratttr wicked :
who can kaow It!" (.J.....UU 17:1). God hu aw t~ow:a e.-
t.ain ratnlaia to hold .... ,
verted men Ia line. A• we ap-
Pft*:h die ead of tiM ......
Me , all of U.. ....waill&a broUn .... tbe .... bit ., .... the~, .. u... -..... _.,_
.... _..,..._salta '11 Ae .._,...,beh _. r tar..._
.... WQ ....... , ..... .... ,..,. .. ...... ., ............ .....................
----~~__ ... 1 ....... ·--=----""" .. ~ ---,.,.All ...
Qir$ .... Ia ----' ---~.r ......... . :a:r-:."¥"..::-~
blow up tile aninne. God'•
Word Y the d~h;e of God . u,.. ..... _ __,..
to hoW f.o His WOrd, God will
do the work. .. -Rhn that Oftt'eOmed:a will I
mak• a ~liar in t"-'-'fle or .,. God (..-. 11). Ben il a
~Mn who hu j1ut ......P •tnNtb to hold on to God ad
to be1ine what God ht.a to
.. ,., jut eno!lP •tftn«th that
be la . not ..-ept. awa1 by tM philosophMa and fooll•h·
ne• around him, jut enoq-h
etrerwth that he does not eom· prot~~f• and co the waJ' of
Jllen, Gocl IQ'a. "I am pi.l.-
,t.o ... u 70u a ,pillar ... A pillar
'holds up the ltouM. A Dillar aupporta the roof. ToUr Chrie-
tianltJ" il 110 en.mie U..t if a -" r.. neD a UtUe ltft1ll'th.
God wiD ue him to '"" q • .,ho .. hcnule. Thren are 1MII7
cbadan in AJMI'iu dlet bain
....,. 1twe .......... life. bat tlooHttlo_bon __
OM -tw. ..... wllo ..... ....................... God. • •
"T• --.... -..... .......... =--·· 'W'IIM••••••• at =·M ·u~=:== -"'~:"··-~= ~:u:·::. .. = i'='Wir.."ii IF .:iii..~..:
arts rf .. ,.., ~ r .. a I" Alfr ' ?!m
' • • •
--F-•'IIAP!WT IIIIIZ TRIBUI(E'"
.......... M.18eovl
"Pitlr, A Little Slone"
.,1! WT' w
Ow ., ., two ~ "-'tt
HIM .... .,., ~-J••• ldm,
.,., A••e• • .ffiwolt htw't -· He /hi /ftttiWII ....... brotMr
.11,..., MJ _,. IUtlo lllim. We
..... /Dflllwl tfHo ~. wllklt u
6cMtr ,.,~""'· tfiw Orin.
Alfll M brov~Jtt 1Wm to JC'IW.
Alltd ~ Jsu belrrld him, he
..sd, ~ .n SimtM tltr Soff of
Jott•: tlto., d•h ~ a-Utd
Cepi~.w6.J c h lr b.J'
..,C'IIJ•£11tioft. A IIOifr.
Jolwt I :40-41
The first time Simon Peter met
the Lord hlua Chriat. ia reeorded in
t hil ~ or !krip,ure. h. us
loollr;ed at lUm, -told him b ia Mme
WM Simon aad aid he would bt-
caUed Cephal, which inth preted
-•· ••a rock, • ~tone." That
..... ,__ aid., "Simoo"l Peter.
you're toin( to lwc:ome the kind o f
man that is lttlbt., the kind of man
that U 10lid, the kind or penon
who ril a&a&d like • rock." U
a.o)'bodr in the wich: world kne)" he
... e"ftl"ythinr but that, Simon
hWr.,.. U•t m.an. Yet JaU&aid .
''You •hall become u a t"OCk.'.
Thitt lhows the power or the-
Lord ...... Olrilt. The unclet~n,
i~ -a can come to Him and
U. Lord of G&ory can •Y. "You
.a.u be e*L" The drunkard can
coee to C'hrilf, aacl..._ can .. ,. to
-... ... Yo. Gill be • aObe!r ~~nan ."
~ -..t.o ila tiUeC ea.a come to
,__ Cllrilt, cad ,_.... can a Y,
"Yoaa •• be an boftat. man." It
.-un aot wMt the c:ire-una&anc. .........
,_ to.ad PWkt-fllhinc and
p& iE 1. "'Ctaee ·p a"-1M and I
,,.. _..._,.. ,. ') •• flaMn of
•e a . •• Peter ••• • hum'ble 0.'-••••· b.& lla "hlculle an
••• 4 .. .. .,.. • of 0111" Lord I.I'WI
• ...... ~a.w..
Ia &.d., ..._ -OM or the
....... ,..._, ·~ftabanor ••·'' He
.............. tho I ..a ia the ppal
..t 0. U. .. , of~. A few
._., ,.._ ... ,.... up Ute ppel
.. wttb _.. U.a tift thouand
.... thd ........ ~-by
&M .... of Oocl. a. ... oa• of tbe
. ..,. ftnlt to ..-&It ill Getttile
_..._; M 61 Mlitl ia tM ~ of
Oew:DIIIw.
Peter w•a tbe •ery
1 'fl th•ofl n 11 tJ.He
.. I d .. OM G [ doD a .. t
[] ' J• ... .W, ''1'hoa 8J't the
Qalo&, .. -......... Ood." ..._.., "-**wwed. lliliD and
................ .eta ..... •• n.... _. 111oc1111 -*' DOt
ace ·r 1 tt ..... -.., 1l.t IDJ' r.tber
,..... •• ~ ... ._..,.._or
~.,_ald. to .... .. .._...., .. ,. ._ ru .. rr. ---la----;1'0 ....... --I'D--............
... _. ......... ,hil
.... ·--...... i'Acl the Len:l -------........ --... told, "Oot t.a... MW .. ••· .._, tbou =•=• .......... ~beof a.· . •••-lllao•M ... or .-.Lou.. l..t .......... ~..,_ .. ,,
.,,,, ......... '.dad
...... ,. .......... .,.... .. a a , .. .._..._..,.
................. !.-....
--------~'" ............... ,....
........ 1 .... , ... .., ..
•• ....... ..._or T ._If_. ........... ..
~ le .... -Wa 'Ia .... ............. _for
~ .. _. .. _,.,..
Y-. .. _ I ••••
..... - -.. ... ..
LIML_,iCI
S.aotl1
F1CT1TIOOS 80'SUf£SS
ltAMESTA~
Tlll lol:lowlli ...,_ ll
~ ....... u: ...... .
FntmJ c.....,M~~c~M lm:acw/lllo~ c.o..tnc-tloi/Sewclat ~ ,._
UIM~,..,., ...
17 So. La ........ s.tll La-
gua, CallJonda tzm:
Rorer Dale ~ 17 So.
La SeMI.. SoaUI Lac-. c aJJ.Ionta urn.
Tbls bastness ts coadllcted
by aa lDdlt'ldu.l.
SJcoed: Rocer.noHOL
Tbis ltatemeat was ftled
wltll the county clerk of Or-
I..Q(e County Way 26, 1976.
Pllbllsh· June S, 10, 17,
24, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56877
LHAL..ncl
S-ZOC55
F1CTITJOt.JS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe follo1t'tllc pei'8Cil ls
doing basiDess U ! Relllb1e
Druc Center, 145·41 Red Rtll
AYe., T11sUQ. CaltfoJ"'lia
92680: BetDor IDe., 14541
Red HW A•e., TtlStt.D, Cali-
fornia 92680.
This busiDess ls oooduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corporation Name: Bet-
nor In<:., Norman Morris,
President.
This state ment wu IUed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County June 1, 1976.
Publlsh: June 10, 17, 24,
July 1, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -57056
t.IGAL MOTICI
S-20463
FICTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is
dol.lg business as: L. & R.
White Co., 1t21 East St.
Aodrews Place, Santa Ana.,
Call!om1a 92705: L. &t R.
White Co. Inc., 1421 East
St. Andrews Place, Santa
Ana, California 92705.
This business is conduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corporation Name: L. &
R. White Co., Inc., Robert
White, President.
This statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County June 1, 1976.
Publish: June 10, 17 ,· 24,
July 1, 1976, 1n the Newport
Harbor Enslgn. F -57057
LIGAL MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followl.ai. person is
doing business as: The
Wrapper 0, 2555 East Bluff,
Newport Beacb, Ca. 92660:
Helene 0. Briggs, 17841
Ra1oier Drive, Santa Aoa,
C a. 92705.
This bus iness is conducted
by an lndivldual.
Signed: Helene 0 . Brlggs.
This statement was flled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County May 17, 1976.
Publish: May 2'7, June 3,
10, 1'1,1976,LntheNewport
Harbor Ensign. F -56514
LIGALMOnCR
S-20475
F'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAM E STATEMENT
The following person is
dotog business as: Matlotf
Advertising -Howard Orig-
inals, 924 Af.alea Dr., Costa
Mesa, Caillorn1a 92626:
Marilyn June Matlott, 924
Azalea Dr., Costa Mesa, Ca-
llfornta 92626.
This business is conducted
by an individual. St.gned:
Marilyn J. Matlotf.
This statement was flled
wtth t he county clerk of Or-
ange County June 3, 1976.
Publlsh: June 10, 17, 24,
July 1, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -57168
LIGAL .. ncl
S-20470
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person ls
doing buslnes s as: BuabDell
Enterprises, 1089 MarlDe
Drtf e, 1 aguna Beacb, CA.
92651: Dutd PearsallBa•h-
Dfll, 1089 Ma.rtoe Drtft, La-
guoa Beach, CA. 9%651.
Tbls bllslness ls cooduct-
ed by an lDdlvidual.
Slped: D, P. BubDeU.
Tbis statemeat was fUed
with tbe coauty c1ut of Or-a.nee Couoty June 1, 19'78.
Pabllab: June 10, 17, l4.
July 1, 1976, 1.o tbt Newport
Harbor Eulp. F .5'70'75
LIOAL .. 1ICI
FlC11110USBUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe foUowblc ptt'IIOD ll doJac buai.MIS U: LaBoMf.
LaBorde Eattrprt.fs, La-
Bol'dt Skatebol..rdl, !OC-1/!
29Cb St., N....,ort Beact\,
ca.ut. 12MS: Terry Jamea
L&lonte. lot-I/! Hu.,
Nnpolt S.Q. C.W. taa3.
1'lall belt-ll OC*IIet-., ., .. llldiY*Il. S1cMd:
T.rry lanttl t..aBorclt.
'1'1111 ............ aled
... lM ....., den ., Or-
up C..tJ ,_. 1, 19'7'.
Malik .... 10, 11, ....
Ja1f l. 19'71, .. tM M..,ort
Rartlor c.dp. F -570'7t
LIIAL-~
S-14?09
FICTITIOUS BOSIHESS
IIIUIE ST A t'EMEIIIT
Tbe IDliDtrtllc pe!"8CMM ls .... ...... u: Moralll-
dde wooa. .000 Bt.rcb
street, S.lle tot, Newport
S.U. Ca. ~ 7..el1Der
Com maltles, IDe. (rf!181.1
pu1Der). tooO Btreb street.
Sde lOt, Newport Beach,
Ca. 9Z&60.
This business ls condleted
by I llmlted putoeniiUp.
Slcned: Zellner Commlllli-
ties toe., By D. G. Zell.Der
Pres., general partner.
This statemeot rued with
tbe couaty clerl of ~
County Way 13, 1976.
Publlsh: May 27, Jone 3,
10, 17, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56360
LKALMOTICI
S-20411
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person ls
doing business as: Stevens
Enterprises, 25371 Yacht
Dr., Dana Point 92629: John
Charles Ettlln. 25371 Yacht
Dr ., Dana Point, Callf.
92629.
This business Ls conducted
by an individual.
Signed: John Ettlln.
This statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County May 21, 1976.
Publish: May 27, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, 1n t he Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56734
LIGAL MOnel
S-20426
F'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is
doing business as: Oavan
Co., 1817 Glenview, Ana-
heim, Cal. 92806: Sergio
Pina, 1817 Glenview. Ana-
he lm, Cal. 92806.
This business is conducted
by an individual.
Signed: Sergio Pina.
This statement was fUed
with t he county clerk or Or-
ange County May 21, 1976.
Publlsh: May 27, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56735
LIUL .. TICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following persons are
dol~~( busloess as: Herrell-
Jones &: Aaocia.tes, 1887Z
MacArthur Blvd., Suite ZSO,
lrvtne, Calif. 92715: James
L. Herrell, 2520 Seaview,
Corona del Mar, Calif.
92625; James S. Jones, 45'7
Baywood Drive, Newport
Beach, Callf. 92660.
This buslness is conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: James S. Jooes.
This statement was tiled
with t he county clerk of Or-
ange County May 24, 1976.
Publlsh: May 27, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, 1n the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56762
LIGAL MOTica
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person ls
doing business as: (1) The
Cover Up,(2)DartConstruc -
tion Co., 1355 Logan. M-t,
Costa Mesa 92626: Robert
Frank Ktogaar<l, 422 E. 16th
Place, Costa Mesa 92627 .
This business ls conduct-
ed by an l.nd1vtdual. Signed:
Robert Frank Kinparo.
This statement was filed
wltb the county clerk of Or -
ange County May 24<l-'1976.
Publlsh: Ma y 27 , June 3,
10, 17, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56763
LIGAL MOTid
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The follo1rtng person is
doing busi..Dess as: Fall
Circle Realty, 276'72 Crown
Valley ParkwlY, Mlssloa VI-
ejo, Cal. 92675: Brent Clark
Rosenhmc, 23581 Vla Es-
te lla, Mission Viejo, Calif.
92675.
This business Is condUct-
ed by an lndivtdu.al. Slpt<l;
Brent Clark Roseollmd.
This ttatemeot wu tlled
wltb the comty clerk of Or -
ange Coanty May 13, 19'76.
Publtsh: May 20, Z7, Joe
S, 10, 19'16, 1n the NetrpOrt
Rubor Eutgn. F -56391
LIUL .. 11CI
FICTTTIOtJS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The ID1101t'llle penoD is
dolnc bUi.Dia as: Marper-
ltt Realty, 2'76'7%CrowD Val-
1t1 Plrw'y., Mlsslola Vie jo,
Ca. 926-'75: Brtllt ClariRos-
ealaDd, UStl Via Eltell.a,
M!aioa Vle)O, CL -75.
Tbl.l ....... ll COidDd-
ed by aa tlldtftdaa.L Slpe4:
8rtM c. RoM!Ia.d Tltl=ta.t wu llled wtb · COIIIIIJ clerk ol Or-
.... Apr. !0. 19'71.
Mlli.J: ,.., zo, n. J ..
s, 10. lf76, 1D tbe Newpolt
Hattor Elllip. F ..SMOt
lltuRSDI\Y, JUNE ~. 1976
CDiuiiA DB.-~ CAL
LIUL-'IICI
FlCTITIOOS BUStl'fESS
NAME STATEWENT n.e loUowtDc PtfiOG lJ *>1J1C balDea as: Westens
Pact.rlc Prodltetlou, 2449
Baftlboo, Newport B c)\. CL
tle$0: Km.t PI tal O'&a lU-
nn, !449 Bamboo, Newport
Beaeb, Ca. 9!660.
1'b1l business 1s coaducted
by aa IDdtridn.l.
Slcned: Ke.tft O'SW!lvu.
Thls statemeat ns med
wltb the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nay 10, 1976.
Publlsh: May Z7, June S,
10. 17, 19'76, ln tbe Newport
Harbor Enatp. F -56233
liGAL MOT1CI
S-20080
FICT m OUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
~---11CI
f1CTITIOUS 8Wil'E8S
MAME STATEMDn' n. tal1owtlc ",.....an doill hi~Aiav u: KGOI
Broadc:ut WOI'blllap, Olri-
stoa o1 Americu llda$Js·
tem.s. Ml6 Via I.Jdo. lllb
G, lfewporl S.cb tniO:
Americu Media s,._.
Corp., Calli. corponttoo.
S416 Via Lido, Sd:eG, New-
port Beacb, Callt.; LeeMar-
siWI, 10! Scbols PbA,
Newport Beach, CL 9Ua;
Keo GrUIIn, 5600 <>nap-
thorpe, La Palma. Ca. 90UJ.
This butDess Is codad-
ed by a corpontlon.
Corponttoo ~~&.~ne.: Amer -
ican Medl.a Systems Corp._
Ken GrimA, presldeat.
This statemeat was rued
with tbe OOUDty clerk of Or-
uge Couoty May zt. 1976.
Publish: May 27, Ja:oe s.
10, 17, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56775
f1CTIT100S BUS'IHESS
NAME ST A TEME!n"
Tbe lol.lowtll ~ ls dollll bllstDta u: Dedps
!i, lSI Bacon Bay, Newport
8ae' Cal. 9%6U: Darid
scott Pratt. • a1 8ftcoD Bar,
Newport Beach. CaL 9UU.
This blas1ness ls coadlct-
ed by 10 r.tiYidDal. Slcned!
Duld s. Pntt.
Tbis statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County May Z-4, 1976 .
Publisn: May 27, June 3,
l 0, 17, 197t, In tbe Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56'761
LIGAL M011CI
S-15299
tiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The folloWUlg person is
dotng business as: Hahn's
Imports & Gifts Co., Edinger
Plaza, 7510 Eclill!ger Ave.,
F t () Ill t t 1 ( I t' ( -, ! ! I I ' f 1ll ) ; i :
• ftEDittS)AY, kAY It .,. zs to to ~n oN.
medam ._.. l8d baUd.
Wlt,b ....... lflllllb dark
batr, aCCOited bV lD b r carace as ae toot paeb.ces
from ber ear after reftrDiJig
bome to 1800 Pon Sbeftletd,
Ha..r'bor Vi" Rom6, aJ 8;10
p.m., 1M took ttwelr)'valued
at more Uw1 $3!,000, theo
walked away lDto the n1cbt
. . • Two u n mlc urns, val-
aed at Sl?O, were stolen
from the lroat yard of Ed-
ward Bourne's borne at 111!
Santiago, Dover Shores, be-
tween 3 a.m. and 6 a.m.
• THURSDAY, MAY 13
................
of RGbti1 ~. ,.
Mi.rfco1:4, Corou CIII Mar,
berweeo Z p.m. MaJ 15 a:at
10:15 Lal.. liby IS •••
David Y tomus repon.d 1IU
196! Volk:swJrca, a.a we
tLe Uf$ la tbe ......._
stoleD trom lD rr.t of bls
bome at 310-1/2 Vta lJdo
No rd. l.ldo Isle, ~llli!D U
p.m. May 15 ud ?:30 a.m •
May 16 • • . Georre Ab-
bascta•s 1976 To)'(b wu
stoJen from Ule street oeu
his home at 108-1/! OU•e.
West Newport. betweea 1:10
p.m. May 14 and G:SO p.m.
May 16 .,. t.burlceJ~
777 Domingo, the Blults, re-
ported a $ZOO sblp-to-sbore
radio stolen from bls boat
in its sUp at 101 N. Bay-
side, between 10 p.m. Way
9 and 10 p.m. May 16. The following persoo ls
dolDc business as: Mama
McCarthy's, 2500 West
Coast Highway, Newport
Beach, CA. 92660: The Stan-
non Corporation. a Callfor-
nt.a corporation. 2500 West
Coast Highway, Newport
Beach, CA. 92660.
----------.? H11ntlngton Beacb, Ca. 92647.
Mary NU.W Cbena. 5%. of
2ZU J .. !ttl, Coe Uesa.
wu arrestld at S p.m. at t:!M-
8 roadw'ay store ID futdoD
lsl.ud, ad eba~ w1t11 pet-
ty tbtf\ . . . Aal"'D J otiD
Bueblm, 2S, wu arrested
at 4:30 p.m. at tds borne
at 7404 W. Ocean Froat.
West 'ewport., I.Dd Chal'led
wUII coWftttDg marijuana
••• Gflorge Walter Ryttema,.
40, of SOS-B E. Bay, Balboa,
was Ul'esled at work at the
Aerooatroo.lc plant at 2:15
p.m. IDd cbarged wllh cul-
tivating muljuana ... Ju-
c11t.b Mary Homme, 39, of 904
W. Ocean Froot. Balboa. was
cbar(ed with being Intoxi-
cated aod disorderly at 5
a.m. in the 1000 bl()("k of
w. Bay, Balboa .•. Margar-
et Legette told pollee tt\at a
gunman, d~ribed as being
MarceJa Herrera Pear c),
37, of 341 Rin era, Costt
Mesa, was charged wltbbur-
glary at 7:15 p.m. at Fashion
Is land . . . Thomas ~eal
W •llick., 24, of 109 15th, Cen-
tral Newport, was arrested
there at 7:30 a.m.a.odcbar-
ged with culUvaUng mar1-
jqana ••• A watch, camera,
coins, a.nd other posses-
sions, with a total value of
S223, we re barglarued from
the home of Ruth Bra..r.eau,
413 Vla Lido Soud, Lido
Is le, between 3:10 p.m. and
7:45 p.:n ... A mar ine rad.io
and a bottle of scotct,, val-
ue<! at S440, were stolen
from a cabin c rulser belong-
tng to David Arnold at his
private dock at hlS home
at 31 8 Buena Vista, Balboa,
between 6 p.m. May 11 and
10 a.m. Ma)' 13 ... Four
wet suits, stereo equipment
and $581 in cash· v.•ere ta-
ken front South Shores Surf-
boards, 6310 "· CoastHwr.,
"est ;.\e'-'-pon , b} llu rglars
v.·ho t•rokE' 1o betv.·een 8 p.m.
\!a} 1! and 10 a.rr. thE> 13th.
• •mNDAY, •u v 17
This business i s conduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corpor2t1on Name: The
Shannon Corporation, Owen
M. Powell, sec.-treas.
This statement was fUed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Apr. 26, 1976.
PubUsh: May 20, 27, June
3, 10, 19'76, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -5557'1
LIGM.MOncR
S-15274
F ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE ME NT
The following person ls
Jolng bus iness as : Market -
ing Unlimited, 94'11 Flic ker
Ave., Fountain Valley, Ca.
92708: Jon Paul Clemens ,
9471 F'llc(er Ave., Fountain
Valley, Ca. 927;)!l.
This buslness ls conduct-
ed by an individual.
Signed: Jon Clemens.
This statement was rtled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County May 12, 197 6.
Publlsh: May 20, 2'7, June
3, 10, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F' -56294
LIGALMOna
S-1 ;234
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persoos are
doing business as: Lucky
Realty-Company, 512 S.
Brook:!lorst s:., s u·teS, Ana-
helm, 92804: Eu;!ene Cha lg-
Ho Bot· Gt>tl~ral P t. tMr,
lllil~ S Hc.s'er S'.,*'!3, .\.\a-
helm, Calli. 92802; GoonSu <
Ha.1, Lim:ted ~.1n~:. 5!32
S. S·m G~briel Pt, Plco
Rivera, Ca. 90660.
T'.ls !>us!ness is coo 1 J ·teoj
by a limited partnership.
Signed: Eu~en~ C:••UlJ-HO
Bt~u.
This statement was fUed
with the county clerk of Or -
ange County May 7, 1976.
Publish: May 20, 27, June
3, 10, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56142
LICW. MOT1CI
S-15271
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEM !:.:NT
The following persons ar e
doing bus iness as: T he Hot
Spot, 3'12 S. Tustln Ave.,
Unit 27, Orange, Ca. 92666:
James B. Wabel, 311 S. Earl.
ham, Orange, C alllornla
92666; Edwin Francis De -
F reese, 2468 RollUUie, Long
Beach, California; John M.
Wabel, 311 S. Earlham, Or-
ange, California 92666;
George Washington Toon,
.(053 Aspen Lane, Chlno,
C aUfornla 91710.
This business Is conducted
by a general partnership.
Signed: John M. Wabel,
a ge:leral partne:.
Thls statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County May 11, 1976.
Publtsh: May ZO, t7, June
3, 10, 1976, l.D the Newport
Harbor Enslgn. F -56!'75
LIGAL MOTICI
S.l5Z&2
FICTITIOUS BUstNESS
NAME STATENENT
LIGAL MOT1CI
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCHOUC BEVERAGES
6-4-76
To Whom It May Concern:
SUbject to issuance of the
license applied for, notice is
hereby given that the under-
signed proposes to sell alco-
holic beverages at theprem-
lses, described as follows:
2606 Avon Street, Newport
Beach, Ca.
. Pursuant to such lntention.
the undersigned is applylng
to the Department of Alco-
holic Beverage Control for
isstJance of an alcoholic bev-
erage license (or licenses)
for these premises as fol-
lows: ''40'' On Sale Beer .
HOCHMAN, Shayel M.
HOCKMAN, Susan
HOCHMA.~, Sylvia
Publish: June 10, 1976, in
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
FICT ITIOt:S BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: 1. Cal
Fas Con; 2. California
F' astener Consultants. 1550
E. Miramar Dr., Balboa
92661: Darrel L. Burke,l550
E. Miramar Dr., Balboa
Ca. 92661; Wallace B. Ham-
bUn, 1550 E. Miramar Dr.,
Balboa. Ca. 92661.
This buslness ls condUcted
by a general partnership.
Signed: Darrel L. Burke.
This statement was rued
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County May 14, 1976.
Publish: Ma}· 20, 27. June
3, 10, 1976, ln tht> ;>;ev.'J)Ort
Harbor Ensign. F' -56420
LEGAL NOTICE
s 15?.i5
Fl ::TITIO.JS BUSINWS
NAME STATEMENT
The following pc.-son is
dotog business as: B M
J ohnson Advertising Co.
(BMJ), '1 Aries Court, P.O.
Box 2663, Newport Beach,
Cal. 92660: Bonnie Mar it>
J ohnson, 7 Aries Ct., :Sew-
port Beach, Cal. 92660.
This business is conducted
by an Individual.
Signed. Bonnie M. John-
son.
This statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
aoge County May 11, 1976.
Publish: Mar 20, 2i, June
3, 10, 1976, ln the ~ewport
Harbor Ensign. F' -56249
LIGAL MOTia
S-15297
FICTITIOUS BUSI"'ESS
NAME STATEMENT
The fo llowing persons art>
doing business as: Flo's
Klothes, 5948 Warnt>r,
Springdale & Warner, Hunt -
lngton Beach: Benpmln and
Florence Gordon, 4082 01 -
ablo Circle, Huntington
Beac b, Cal. 92649; Elliott
and Shelley Kall!ck, 3826
Montego Dr., Huntington
Beach, Cal. 92649.
This business ls cooducted
by a general partnership.
Sicoed: Shelley Kalllck..
This statement was rued
with the couoty cl~rk of Or -
a.oge Cocmty May 14, 1976.
Publlstl: May ZO, 27, June
3, 10, 1976, ill the Newport
Harbor EuJcn. F -56418 The followtne penoos are cjoing bu&1Dess u: Flrellne __ L_HAL ____ T_ICI __ _
COIY\PQY, 37!S. TUIIt1D Au.,
Uo.lt 27, OnD(t, Cal.lfomia S-15295
~2666: Jamet B. WaM1, Sll FICTT1'10US BUSINESS
S. Earlhl.m, Oruct, Call-NAMl: STATEMENT
fol'DI.I 92166; Ed'w1D F'rucll The followiac periOU are
Def',....., 2468 ~ .... doJDc busioea tt bts 4
Laac Btac-, Ca.UJI)ml&; Jou Us, !008 So. Yale st., Santa
M.. Wabel. Sll &. Ea.rlbam, AM. CaW. 92'705~ Oti'IO
Oruce, caua.na&a 92Me: Homer Fleldl. !01 N. Mt.
Ceorc• w.......-Toaa_ View, sa. ADa, Ca111.
40SS ""*' LIDt, c~W~o, mos; lluaJ Rar BocJtss.
Calllt>nla 11?10. ZOS N. llt.. View, Sub Anl, na. tJut.allecM~ct~ Calll mos.
bJ a r...m p&r'tDenb1,p. Tbla t.weu ts coadl~Cttd
Slped: JoiiD M. W-.l. bJ I rtMnl ~·
I ceatnl .,..._r. $&ped: Otbo 8. Fltlcls.
Tli.l at..-wu IUed nts ltattmeal wu flltd
wtUI lbe C0111tJ c-.r1r ot Or-wlttl tbl co.tQ elm of Or-
.... CoatJ MaJ ll, 1976. UCt Couty May 14, 19'76. ....,._..: MtJ 10, 2'7. J.. PtbU.Ib: MayiO, n, Joa.
S, 10, 19'7" Ia tbt N...,ort S, 10, 1176, tD the NfWPOT't
H&ftoT blip. F -SU74 Harbor EUSp. F' .56430
Dal K. Hahn (Mr.), 1669Z
Green St., Huntin~oo Beach, :;.-__ L_I_GAL. __ MO_T_IC-~-
Ca. 92649.
This bu.siness is conducted
bv an tod1vldual.
S\gtled: Dal K. Hahn.
This s1atemeflt 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 Ens ign. F -56507
LEGAL MOT1CE
S-15300
FICTlTIOl:S BUSI.;>;ESS
~AM E STATEME~T
The followi~ person is
riomg business as: Belco.
a limited partnershlp, 2386-
3-\ Vta Ma riposa Way, La-
guna Hills, Californl.a 92653:
Steven R. Pike, a G~eral
Partner, Z386-3A Vl.a Mari-
posa Wa~·. Laguoa Hllls,
C ahfornla 92653.
Thts business Is conducted
h) a limited partnership.
Stgned· Steven R. Pike,
General Panner.
Thjs statement wa s filed
with the count)· clerk of Or-
an ge County Ma} li , 1976,
Publish: May 27, June 3,
10, 17, lns. in the ;>;ev.rport
Harbor Ensign. f -56478
LIGAl. MOTICI ---
S-20433
FICTITIOt:S Bt:Sl~'ESS
:'\ AME ST A TEME~T
The follo11.·t~ per son is
dOt!U! truslness as: Pacific
Coast Farmers Market. 6110
w. Coast Highway, ~e11.-port
Beacb, CA 92660: Sports IV,
.fne., a California corpora-
tion, 1096 lnine Blvd., Tus-
tin, C A 92680.
This busmess is conduct-
ed by a corpor2t1on.
Corporation namt>: Sports rv, lnc., James A. Schmies-
i ng, Asst. Ser'y.
This statement was filed
with the r ount)' clerk of Or-
ange Count) Mav 24, 1976.
Publlsh: Mav 2'1, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, ln the ;-.lewport
Harbor Ensign. F -56809
LIOALMOncl
FICT ITIOuS Bl'Sl~'ESS
.;>;AME STATEME:>;T
The followme per son Is
doing buslness as: ~ev.rport
West Properties, 2212 Du -
pont Drive, Suite B, Irvine,
California. Dale T. Fala sco,
2628 Se2view, Corona tiel
Mar, Ca. 92625 .
This busmess is conduct-
ed by an lndlvtdual. StROed:
Dale T. Falasco.
This statement was flied
with 'the county clerk of Or -
ange County Ma y 21, 1916.
Publlsh: Ma y 27. J une 3,
10, 17, 1976, 1n the :\ewport
Harbor Ensign. F -56733
LIOAL MOTICI
FICT ITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEME~T
The following person is
doing business as. C arrlage
Saddlery, 145 E. 18th St.,
Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627:
Shawn McCarty, 145 E, 18th
St., Costa Mesa, Callf.
9Z6Z7.
This business ls conduC'ted
by an iDdlvidual.
Signed: Shawn M('{" arty.
This statement n s filed
with the county cle rk or Or -uce COUDty May 17, 1976,
Publlsb: Way ZO, 27, June
S, 10, 1976. ln tht Nt wport
Harbor £Uip. F56499
LIGAL MOTICI
NOTICE OF I:>;TENTIO;>; TO
E~GAGE I~ THE SALE OF
ALCHOLIC BEVERAGES
J une 2, 1976
To Whom It Ma} Conrern:
Subject to issuance of the
Ucense applied for, notlre is
hereby given that the unde r-
signed .proposes to sell alco-
hollc beverages at the prem-
ises. described as follows:
210 Newport Center Dnve,
Newport Beach. CA.
Pursuant to such intention,
the unders tgned is applying
to the Department of .-\I ~o
h 11lc Beverage Control for
issuance ·f an alC'oholir Lev-
erage llrense or hr pnsesJ
for these pr emtses as fol-
lows: • • 41 " On Sale Beer
L Wine (Bona Fide Put:.lJc
Eating Place).
FRO~iiN'S OF ~EWPORT,
INC., By: Dennis Fromm,
Secretary.
Putlish: June 10, 1976, m
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
LEGAL NOTIC E
li'ICTIT10l!S Bt:SL"\ESS
~ AME ST ATE ME~T
The following person is
doing business as: Patri"ta
Pet ProduC'ts , "i 95 Joann St.,
Costa Mesa, Ca. 9262';':
Patricia A. Frith. i'J5 Joann
St., Costa Mesa, Ca. n6!';'.
This eusiness is condu t e<i
l>~ an individual.
Si~ed: Patrir la A. F rtth.
This statement was filed
with the ca.1nty c1nk of OT-
aoge Count]· Ma'' 1i , 19'76.
Publish: .Ma~ :r:. June 3,
10, 17 , 19i 6, w the ~ e11.-pon
Harbor Enstcn. F -"'6::;13
LEGAL MOTICE
FICTTTIOL'S Rl'SI~ES'
~.U1£ STATEME;>;T
The follov. inc persons atE'
doing business as: FortH•s
Enterpnses, 3355 \'ia Lido,
SuitP 245, ;.\t>wport Rea t.,
C'a . 92660: Tomm} 1 ee
Forbes, 10111 BlrC't1v.·ood,
Huntington RParh, Ca. 92C4ti;
John Ho11.·ard .-\lt>xandC'r, 318
\'ta Lido '\oM. ~ewpor1
ReaC'h, Ca. 12660.
Thts business ts ondu• t•H1
b' a general pa rtnE>rst~tp.
Slimed: Ton rr \ 1 t>E'
Forbes, John Ho'-'·ar;1 -\lt>>.-
ander . ·
Thts statement .,.as ru+'fl
With the COUnt} lerl.. O( Llf-
anee Couon May 1~. l 't7~J.
Pubhsh: Ma \ 2"i, Tunc 3,
10, 1"i , 19"i6, m tht> ~e'-'-port
Harbor Enstcn. F -565l 'i
LEGAL MOTIC E
~OTlCE TO CREDITORS
SU PERIOR COL'RT OF THE
STATE OF C'AI IFOR'\IA
FOR THE COl 'NT\' OF' OR.
ANGE
~o. A-87288
Estatt> of MI LDRED L
BRE!\1\A~ aka MILDRED
BREN!\A.'\, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN to the credJtors of
thE> above named decedent
that a ll persons havi~
c-Wms aga!n.st the satd de-
cedent are rE'QUired to rue
them, with tht> neces~
vouchers, in the om c-e or
the clerk of the above en-
Uti~ court. or to present
thtm, wlUl th£> necessan·
•ouc btrs, to the uodtrs.l,.ned
at the omc. ofhtsattorneys,
Keene and Dion, :"ewport
Arches Marina BuUdlng.
3SS3 West Coast Hlghwa),
S-15263 Salte 401, ~""'PPrt Bt'ach,
nCTrTlOUS BUSINESS Caltlornta 92663, wblch ls
NAME STATEMENT the place of business oft~
The tollowtnc per.>ns are unck-r$\gned in all matters
dol.llc txastoesaa..s:: AltooMf«. pe~ to tht eltate of
Co., Sll Eut Attoo A•ena•, said deetdeot, 11'1U1Jn foo.r
Saata AM, Callf. 92707: J. moattts a.ftel' the nrst pob-
Jilla:lm WfOisht, 1835Shtr-Heatloa oftb.ls notict>.
lJictioG Pbc., N-!06, N .. -Dated: 1i4J 25, 19'76.
port S.ett_ CllU. 9%663; JobD Mutoo Br~ Jr ..
Earl M. SMprman, 265! Etecator of tbe WUl of tbe
Sa .so.q.bl RIIIJ Roa4. Co -'a*e named deefdtat.
rc. del Mar, Calli. IZUS. KMDt IDd Dton., Lawyer.,
Tl!U bUt..als~led Newport Arches MulDI
by I C1Hnl part•rtlltp. S.J14Pc, J3S3 W. Coast
~ J. l.atm M...at RspnJ, t.Ol, Newport
T\la IUt...._. wu llled Beach, CA92663., Tel--.:
...-tM ~clerk of Or-('714) 645~ Atton "
up Co.ty ....,. 10, 19'76. for £atc*r •
~ ....., 10, t7. ,... Ptlblllb.: MlJ 8'7. J .. s,
I , tO, lt?l, ID lbt rl.-,ort 10, 17, l9'7S, lD 1bt NtwpOit
Ha.l1lor &uip. F' .SQM Huwr £a.stp.
• F HID A Y, M :\'I 14
-\hre Clarke. 226 ~om
IOf .Canyon, Sho~ Cliffs,
reportt'd her pu rse and ron-
tt>nts, value-j at S165, stolen
from her unlocked ··ar ll.'hile
it .... ·as parked at 1 :?~ rta
Mentone, Lido Isle, from
:? p.m. until 2:10 p.m ....
Barbara Joann Arnold, 18.
of 18t3 Port \\he<.:>ler, Har-
lJor r tev.· Homes, v.·as
har~ec1 •»tth misdemeanor
rtrunk dnvmg at 2:30 a .m.
.lt 3333 "·Coast H""·y., near
the Arc!tes ... :\h hael
Halle~ Lon~.:, 23, of 3055
Ha,es, Costa Mesa, Nas
barged v.·tu. misdt'meanor
drunk driving at 11:30 p.m.
10 the !iOO blc-~k of "
Coast HW}., M.anoers Mile
. . . Robert Eotten~ Louvier,
33, of 2543 Santa . .t.na Ave.,
r osta \lesa, v.·as chall!ed
u ut. T'isdemeanor drun~
1rt\'1Di! at 4:40 p.m. at \\
v ·ean Front ani'! 2::!n1, -i'n-
tral '\t>v.rpon ... Hora~IO
R tJri~ C Jputto, :?"i. of 415
~Pv.rport fol\1,, ~E'II.l)Ort
Ht>tghts, ••as ·harged v.·ith
mts!1t>meanor 1runk drJ\i!lf
at 2 a.m. at the Ar hPs.
• <;Hl'RDo\Y, MAY l-
J3 mE's William Turpin, "'iO,
of 32: \'ia Lido Soud, l tdo
l"le, ~~o·as ·harged ·~·ith UJ-
toxtrato>d 11sordHh coo-
1u t at 1:?:30 a.m .. 11 3388
\' l3 lt1o ... K. ren \lason
S ~hoonn.a ker, 233 Ra:.v.·oo1,
Harbor \'te·.l· ~Ills, •\·a~
harl:'e! wan rus jemt>anor
1runk 1rtVIOC at 8:1(. p.rn.
at \p11o-port CPflter anrtCoast
Hv.·, ., nt-a r l orona 1£>1 Mar
.. \ ' tona 1 outsE' Al ford,
23, of 11'; l oral, R.Uboa
lslan !, ""'•S na~ed •nth m-
toxH·ate-1 1tsorrlt'r h on-
rtu•'t a1 :?:4:' a.m. at 3!>th
Jnd "· Flalt.ooa , \\t>st \p\\·-
por1 ... -\.n t>sttmate-d ~ 1"10
1a mace was :JonE' to tl1t> rna1l -
box at M}ron Shev.art4'c;;
hODlt> Jt Z'i42 ( 1r• It', ba'
~ho rt>s, apparPnth t y a hrr.
raC'ker that blP\\ u~ the
hox at tO p.m.
• Sl'\Do\ Y, MA) 16
Rt>ne NIC'olas M104!Uf'l, 14,
of -;04 Mar~ld, Corona !Pl
\1H, was d1ar~eod wttb rnis-
den.eanor rtrunk dr lvint at
q:30 p.m. at Clift and Santa
Ana, ~e ... 1)0rt Heiihts ..•
Clart>nct> P~e. 2204 \\
Q,•ean Front, Ct>ntnl ;.\e11.•.
port, reported his 197 6 Pl}-
mouth stolE-n trom hls lin-
locked garage at ooon, ap-
parently by 2 su~ts de-
scribed by a witnus as male
white adults atout 18 to 21
years old ••. Tools value-d
at $292 were stol~ from
~ optn pJ C'Icu.p troetc pu~
LI&M.•na
FICTTTIOUS BtrStNESS
NAME STATEWENT
Ttlf tollowtlc Pfnotll are
dOtfte "' ....... u: c -Gro~~~P. 1 SSS Sqptrior A•t., IS2,
Nnport B•cb -.o:Grec-
ory L. Cradal, ISS., s.er-
lor A•e., "POrt BeaQ,
CaUL ~ ColtluldCra ..
dal. lSSS Sllpettor A'--.
"ewport S.ch,CalU.IIIIMO.
nq ba ....... eoMict-
ed by a rtMftl putMr$ -~ Slptct Gheory C rUidtl.
T1U ........ m.cs
wlU. tM ~cleft ol Or-
ur• ColltJ J-t. t "'· Ptblllib2 ..... 10, l'7. u.
JaiJ 1, lf71, ta tbl .....
H&rt.or Euep. F-1'7111
Patrick Gillis Huggios, t?,
of 1800 Port Carlow, Harbor
\' iev.· Homes, was charged
With misdemeanor dnmt
driving at 1:50 a~m . on New-
port Blvd. near CatallDa,.
Newport Heights ..• Brla.D
Hunter Roberts , 30, of Z8t
E. 2oth, Costa Mesa. was
charged with burglary W'heD
police arrested him at 10:50
p.m. in the 200 blodofZlst,
Central l'\e'WPOrt ••• Robert
Freder Lk · Burke, 55, of
208-1,'2 39th, West N~Jt.
was charged with intoxicated
r1isordE'r ly conduct at 7:15
p.m. <r.t 23Z Plymouth, Bay-
stde \'illage . • . Josepb
Todd Stevens, Zl, of !OS
42nd, West ~e ... -port, was
arrt>sted at 8:50 p.m. iD the
2300 block of w. Ocean
Front, Central ~e11.-port, and
r t,arged -a.'itb disorderly con-
r1urt involving intoxicatloa
on drugs .. Rtc A. Andreolly
18, of 402-B Logonl.a , New-
port Shor es, was charged
wtth misdemeanor drunk
driving at 5:25 p.m. at Su-
perior and Coast Hwy., West
~ev.rport . . Mabel F'ltt-
morris , 41Z Heliotrope, Co-
rona del Mar, reported 3
chandelier light fixtures,
valued at S288, stolen from
a buUd.i.Qg s he owns at 3137
E. Coast Hwy., Corona del
Mar, ~tween 4 p.m. May
14 and 1:30 p.m. May 17
. . Golf clubs and t~
valued at $380. were stol•
from an unlO<'ked ga rage at
tht> home of James Fait.
416-1 2 Acacia, Corona cSel
lal:u. between 3 p.m. M.ay 14
and 7:30 a.m. May n ..•
-\ pistol, 2 s hotguns and
stereo equ(pment, valued at
$1 ,130, were burglarized
frorr lhf' home of David
Holmquist, 2004-1/2 Court,
,-t'ntral \ewport, b;!tweeo
noon Ma} 16 and 1 a.m.
\b~ 1'7.
• Tl"ESD.~Y, MAY J8
Lots Rosamund Ebassen,
i3, of 92 1 Clllf Dr., ClUJ
Haven, v;as charged with
shopUlting at 5:15 p.m. at
1150 Irvine, ~estC'Iiff Plaza
shopping ct>nter ..• A S614
cakulator ~·as taken from
otftres of the \\ illia m 1 '·on
Co., 366 San Miguel, ~e•·
port Center, bet11.·et>n 6 p.m.
\~a~ 18 and 8:30 a.m. Ma)'
1 'J, t·r burclars who ap-
parent!\ use-d heav} pliers
to forC'e a door lod ..
\\ tlliam Kunz man, 302 ~i~
l-<1.lboa, rPponed his 1916
) aT.aha motorc~de stolen
ft..,:-:-tlae aile} behind hlS
'lCi rr " Detv.·een 6 p.m. May
I r. .tn.:1 8:20 a.m. May 19
About $700 to SSOO
loss was reportt><l b~ Bal-
1103 Pharmac ), 716 E. Bal-
boa Alvd., alter btn'glars
!.'Ot in through the roof and
took drugs and 3 bicycles
between 6 p.m. May 1'7 and
S:SO e~.m. Ml\}' 18.
• WEDNESDA \, MAY 19
H3h Gay Waite, Zl , or 175
22nd, Costa Me~. was char-
~t><l wtth shopl~ at F ash-
ion Island at 5 p.m ... Some-
one stole $170 from a CUb
drawer 3t I.ldoShores Hotel,
61 i Lido Put Dr •• Lido Pe-
ninsula, between 4 p.m. &Dd
5:30 p.m •••• An utJmated
$600 Ita mage wu daDe to
Marro Cobryts car by f1.1l·
dais who cut the fiD)'l top
•tth a lcDUe ud scntchtd
the pat.nt. WbJlf tb• car wu
park("(! a.t hert ~ at
880 rrnn., Newport HtJrbU.
btttr~ 7 p.m. MQ 18 ud
7 a.m. May 19.
COST-Of-LIVING HIKE
TO BE IH JULY P A.Y
A cost-ol-l.h1ilc lllei'IUt
lD ~., SoctaJ S.C.rttJ
biMftta "'" be ... h. ..
elaeeb cl!tltftrtd Ia J.a,.
~eCOI"ddllc to ......_ F.._
dltltJ1d F ltw • 1'1111 II•
cnue W'lll ......-" 1.4
per c:tM -.... ,.. .-..Sodal~IIQliMIIIb.. .......
;n. COlla--~
Glllk::e, lociiW It ·-... . polt Bltd.. Nl1SCIII .... .
deiDafCOIIa ........ .
JOlt. ..... llltiM ... c-. .............
MEIPO~TKAIIIOUIIIGN TKURSOAY, JUNE .. ISIS
PIIIIUSI!ED lt:Eitl Y -PAGE ID COilOIIA DELIIAII, CAL I ' \ I I ' • \ l ' ' ' ' ' More downcoasl hearings • iiOWY,ti.t•
---J ..... "' 101-IJI o.-. c-
... nne •• -··~ ........ ___ .__
MUCH
CMYOU
Aff'ORD TO LOSE
A BURGLAR DECIDES
TO BREAK INTO YOUR HOME
Oil BUSINESS TONIGHT ?
.S.. Coast will plan
your home or business
security system .
Phone
642-3:490
Now!
SEA COAST ALARM SYSTEMS
(A 0WW.. -1 ... C.. ......... ~~
Tbt ln'M Colli! LJ"• ..... r .......... _
tiM 10,000 ........ IMI.be·
tweea Coro. del Ma.r ud Lacwoa Booeh -.w be .,_
jeeted to more ..-,uc bear ..
Inc• boloretboOnlcoCoa·
ty Plaulllc Commlssloa de-
eldel whether to eodorse
tht plu.
The C•J mmlssloo n.s dUt
to rule oo the l"loe Coast
plan on Tuesday ot last week
a.nd send It on to the couoty
Board of SUpervisors tor a
June 30 nnal declsloo. lD·
s!ead, the Comm lssloo de-
elded to bold additional P'JP·
Uc hearings on June 21,
July I and July 13. Tenta·
tl vely, the :ommlsslon n.
pects to act on the plan on
July Z7, It wiU then go to
the Board of Supervisors
as a recommended ehange
to the coot~ty ceoen.l plan.
trvlne Co. plans. call for
hotels, restaurants, a state
park atonr the beach. and
residential clenlopment to
DID YOU KNOW ABOUT
&t~ DINNER SPECIALS?
Served MDnday t hru Thursda y
(Friday, Saturday & Sunday 'til 6 P.M.)-Excluding Holidays
dinners include soup or salad, choice of baked po tato or rice
RED SN A PPER ..................... , 2.75
MAHI MAHI ...... , , ...... , .......... 2.95
GRILLED SEA BASS ,, .. , .. ,,., .. , .... 3 .25
TOP Sl R LOIN ...... , , , .............. 3. 75
NEW YORK STEAK ...... , •. , , •• , , .... 3.95
LOBSTE R TAIL .,... . ............... 5.50
STEA K AND LOBSTER ................ 5.95
plus 32 other var~et,es of superb seafood and bee! dishes
--«1,111111 ... so,ooo ,....... no .... ..---"' .... . m• .,.ld .,. Mllr Conu
dtiMU.
Tile city ot "-rtllooeb
ha.s oftlcl.tllyukedtiMc:o..
ty tomabthe~.,_
n1opmW~.-ItJ
OWD FOld system, .........
"feeder" roads to the ooalt
from a maJor roadway
through Bonl.ta CanJOL
LKALMOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtog per90GS ue
doing business as: Center
for Professtooal Counsel-
log. 1100 Quail St., Newport
Beach, Cal. ($11.ite 200)
92660: Shirely Ruth Lam.
pert, 5722 Oakley Terrace,
lrvt.ne, Cal. 92715; Frank
Carroll (middle na me Tho·
mas). 15324 Lodosa Dr.,
Whittier . Cal. 90605 .
This business is conduct-
ed by an unincorporated as-
sociation other than a part.
nership. Signed: Shirley R.
Lampert.
This statement was tOed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County June 7, 1976.
Publish: June 10. 17, 24,
July 1, 1976. 1.n the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F5 7284
UGALIIOnCE
F'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEMENT
The following persons a.re
doing business as: Mariner's
Co!tee Shop, 2606 Avon
Street, Newport Beach, CaJ.
Uornia 92660: Sylvia Hoch-
man, Z468 NapoU Way, Cos-
ta Mesa, California 92627;
Susan Hochman, 2468 Napoli
Way, Costa Mesa, Callfomla
92627.
This busl!lE'ss Is conduct-
luncheon fro m Sl.95 served daily 'til 4 P.M. ed by a geoeral partnership.
Private Part y Facilities to 300 Signed: Susan Hochman.
390 1 E COAST HWV .. CORONA This statement Was filed
RESE RVATIONS 17141-liis . .,;oo l· with the cou nt y clerk Of Or-
16278 PACIFIC I ange County June 2, 1976.
Publish: June 10, 17. 24,
J uly 1, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -57114.
LIGALMOna
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEME:NT
The followq persoo is
doing business as: Corona
Stoneware. 1701 Peppertree
Ln ., Fullerton 92635: Rob-
ert L. Carter, 413 HeUo-
trope. Corona del Ma.r, Ca-
lif. 92625.
·ao-...a. or Jess . . . t .oo
Zl to 30 words . , , , , S,OO
S1 to tO words . • . . . 4.00
• £acb word ewer 40 • . .10
o SERVICES
GLEN'S GAflOENI:-IG • lllld
cleanup service, lav.-n
planning anr1 preparation .
Reasonable rates. Good
references. Call 673-2007
after 5 p.m.
KOI ol <1~ Wo•"'
~~mu;)
a~ .. --··--
Fancy
Japanese colored Carp
:20:2::0:2 BIYVI ,.N J\""
""6' nc ~"Po<~
(714) 556 .4920 ...._ ,..,...,_.d 0< ~u .. Che<ve
Blcyclft
3.50 4.50
~.75 6.00
6.50 8.00
.IS .20
o LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Reading glasses •
bi-focals. VtcinityofHof's
Hut, Douglas St., Orange
County Airport, sldo Ran-
cho San Joaquin Estates
(model hOmes, Campus
Hd. and Sandbu rg Way,
Phone: 646 -0076,
('all •n \OtH
f'l ·\.')Sif H II ·H h
111 TI-l l· .. , .... u:,
biJ 05;;1)
o FOR SALE ---1
C AM PER SHELL -newcoo-
dltlon. Paneled. Rack ror
boat or surfboards. $350.
Also registered "Appy"
horses for sale. Call
(714) 737.1230, Norco.
CALL 673 OSSO
FOR A SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE ENSIGN •
ONLY $5 A YEAR
o PERSONAL
I El/HOPEAN GENTLEMAN
\\'ishes to liv e on boat as
caretaker. Will pay rea-
sonable rent. Or vdl! share
house. References. Call
675 -HI'l ~
-•..:•::!::A:;:U~TY.:..;:S::A::L:_:O:.;H:__ TWO RELIABLE CCI coeds (",() _ ._ ".. ! wou ld like to care-take ~ • your home this su mmer
BEAUTY NOOK "'hile you rela x on you r
vacation, 833-3486 after 2731 E. Coast Hwy. •
Corona del M.-
Phone 644-7 336
Proper Frttmq Assured
3409 E Cont Hwy,
"p.m.
o PLUMBING-HEATING
-SAl.!l &. Soi!WICf COfo na del Mar
Water Heaters, Disposals,
Drains, Faucets, Copper
Re-plpes ..•. Reasonab le
prlres, day, night C'r week·
ends!
•to E. 17TI1, COSTA MESA 675·38 33
-Ml-7706 -646-6855
~lll~~ICIM~•~.-~~~~~~~~~==~• MAIIIHE "ARDWI<.RE Rtr.=
,_ ..
•
........ h 1., ... ___ _
f'1J't nie~ ..
l.oi.CoM~ .•
_, 759-11101
• I'LOIISTI
l'tOWUII'Oit
ALLOCCAIIO ...
DtM.rl T•sh ,,_.,.
.. IIIJJ_,.
..... 0 ·---
Clollllor · Ha~ <Jfto -. ........ Opoo _..,.._ ...... ,..
900 W. COAST
JUST PLUMBING
ielephone: 642-4111
License No , 300948
o MUSICAL FOR SALE
J UNE JAMBOREE!
Wpber Walnut console pta.oo
for yea rs of pla ying
pl£>asure ..••.•• $1145
New Yamaha spinet organ
With ABC, Rotary Speaker,
etc., now just •••• $1439
Beautlt\il Ba.tdwln Acrosootc
spinet pl.a.no, excellent
Quality •••••••• S 995
Pqpuiar & ha rd to ttndHam-
mond M-102 Walc~&U or-
pn .•••••• '. '' $1 015
Everett 45'' studio plano -~
yoon for ••••••• $1095
Lowrey T L.OK-SA Orpn.
loaded wllh &OOdl es $%09$
(AU Item• ldbjlet to prior
AI•.)
Rtot a Yamahl piano or
orpn ·-11n JWr clllld a
nmmer of AID • muale,
Try -ro JV1 boy!
SCHIIIOT IIUSIC CO,
Lowrty • sttUtway. Yarnall&
190'7 H, MaiD st., 8lllta Au.
Ell. 1114 Phone !14'1.-
This business Is conduct-
ed by an lDdlvtdual,
Signed: Robe rt L. Carter .
This statement was filed
with the county cler k or Or.
ange Count)' Apr. 19, 1976.
Publish: June 10, 17, 24,
J uly 1, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F' -55330.
LICAL IIOnCE
S.19408
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
ELECTION TO SELL UN.
DER DEED OF' TRUST
T.D.F. II 1976 -35
NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIV-
EN: THAT California First
Bank. a California Corpora-
tion for me rly Southern Cali-
fornia First National Bank,
:1 corporation Is OO iy ap-
pointed Trustee under a Deed
of Trust dated February 5,
197~. executed by John D.
Mitchell, J r . and FranCesE.
Mitchell. husband and wife,
Robert D. Charnley, Em ma
J. Cha.mley. OOsbaOO a.od
wife, Richard C. Mower ahcl
Karen H. Mower, husband
and wife, all as joint tenants
as Trustor. In laYOr or Sou-
tbetn CllfA)rnia First Na-
tloaaJ Bank. oow Califomla
F'trst Bank. a California
Corpontioo, as beoetl.etary,
recordeQ Feb. 20, 197~. u
Instrument DO, 13667, In book
11(178, page 1738, of Ofltctal
Reoords 1a the ottlee of the
County Reoorder of Oruge
County, Callloroll, sec:ur.
101. arnc:mg otber obllga.
tlou, tbne oole(•) lor the
prlDclp&l sura of$189,000.00
that the beoefleLll l.ll-
terest UDder such Deed
of Trust aQd the oblt-
gaUoos secured thereby ue
preseatly held by the IIOder-
slped; that a breach of, aoc1
detautt la. tlle obllp.t10Qs
tor which saeb Deed of Trust
ts aecurttJ bat occurrtd in
that PIJm«lt hal POt bMD
made of: PrtDClpal~Nm due
In tbe amouat ot $119,000.00
on December 4, 19'75, lattr~
eat trom Mareb 1, l97f.i, at
the rat. ol 12.50 per ca
per ......... Deltaqa•cy Of
taus, .a..r...eelldu•••· milia, II ..,, Doll-1
prior -•-IIUJ, My ••• adnDcedbJ hlt-
ftelary--1111111>1'0·
·-otlllo-dMcrib.
od ~ ol T-. A lale
cbolpot~ .. r--........ _ ... ,llupd
by .... -<llrr• ... by ...... ....-. .... -..
........ __ _
·--drtotlc II 10<10 p.•. II J.-
a.t Su IIIII I• HD .. ltd,..
N.,...rtc-••• -...
Charles illllu-, It, ol 145
'forttowa_, Cotta M-. wu
arrested at l :to p.m. tt
Cameo Sbores ad Rollllry
roads. Cameo Shores, ucl
eharced wttb po ...... ~ or
an article wtth the ldeattft.
eatloa remcwed ••• Aoomce
beiar Nldeconted at 1201
OoYe, Airport Area. was
barcl.art&ed or $1!0 worth
of rolled wal.l.-prer betwe.
4 p.m. May 14 and 8 a.m.
May 20 ••• A statae nhled
at $105 wu stoleo aod a
slmlllr statue tlwed over
111d broken In the yard of
F nDk Dean, 833 Dove r,
Westclllf, betweea 5 p.m.
May 19 ud 8::W a.m. Ml.y 20
• • • Tlrfo stereo speakers.
valued at $400. were stolen
from the garage at the OOme
of Billie Jolson, 432 Pros-
p'ect, Newport Shores. be-
tween 3 p.m. May 16 aDd
7:45 p.m. Ma)· 20.
• FRIDAY, MAY 21
Jeffrey Bruce Gillette, 23,
or 412 62nd. Newport Shores,
Robert Gerald Jones, 23, or
Ana heim, and Gina Marie
Gosselin. 20, of Huntington
Beach, were arrested a.t 10
a.m. at 20373 Aca ria, Santa
Ana Heights, and charged
with possession of mar l ).Ia .
na .•• Gerard Nicholas Ban.
del, 18, or 31 8 Jasmine.
Corona del Mar, was cha r-
tt£'d wit h petty the ft at ~p.m.
at F ashton Is lane:! ••• A $150
pistol aod $85 in coins we re
taken from Stephen Shelton 's
apartment at 1755 Shering -
too. Oakwood. and $1,152
In jewelry from the apart.
ment of Pamela EDen O'Dell
at 2125 Sherlngton. between
7:40 and 5:45, apparently by
the same thief. who found
the deadlocks unlocked , and
pried open the doors •••
Frank Elsendrath, 1300
Kings, CUff Haven, reported
a $200 TV set an,d $100 In
cash stOlen from hi s home
between 3 p.m. and 10:30
p.m.
• SATURDAY, MAY 22
Richard Alan Armstong,
22, of 1007 E. Balboa Blvd.,
. Balbol. was ct.rged within.
tox:teated disorderly cooduct
(at 12:10 a.m. at Oceae Froot
a.Dd Main, Balboa ... Chris-
tine Ann Gartung, 21 . of 407
E. Edgewater, Balboa, char -
ged with posSt>sslon of am-
phetamines at 3 p.m. at 2122
w. Ocean Front, Central
Newport ••. Loran Henry
Carr, 50,of2163Rura1 Lane,
Costa Mesa, and Diane Ca.
meron, 50, of 1602 Elm,
Costa Mesa, were ch.a rged
wlth being intoxicated In a.n
auto at 3901 E. Coas t Hwy ••
Corona del Mar, at 2:10p.m.
UGAL IIOTIC!
........ ? ........
IID-,IIIJW.--. .......... _,-........,
!IIOdli<IO~.a.llorD ...
Willie VIol J-lie·
tootp•s YOC 4W wu
ll&rllod .. G--..... ........ -~ .. be wu ....... a PQ'tJ
aeubJ, ..-n••• ....._. * ear 01 Ill side, ... ..., •
eslimaled noo ..._. ...
ChrlaUM L«:ldt, 110 Lut-
SJ)IIr, Co~ del Mar, te·
portedZ--rlod
e halrs, vabled at $JOG, D-
181 from ber pnp by a
bloode womaa ,... by a
aetcbbor at 7:SO a.m. Jaed.
iDe tbe ebalrs a.o tM, llect
of a plebp tnck .•. PoUce
said tbey sutped t )IYS~~Ue
boys of apr:aJiae lbavfDC
e.ream and dilmpiac Worca.
tersllire sauce oa a ptcillll'
truc k beklogiog to Joba Ro-
laod Davies nt. while It was
puked oear bf.s home at 401
Plar.za Lido, Lido 1sle, be·
tween 7:30 p.m. and 9:30
p.m., and of tearlllg oft a
r ear-view mirror and des -
troying some political pos-
ters In th£> truck. for a to-
tal estimated damageot$335
••. Three dictating tele-
phones. valued at $750. were
rf'I)Orted stolen from •nes'
stations In Hoag hospital be·
tween 6 p.m. May 21 and 3
p.m. May U ... A $689
transceiver radio set was
taken from Martin Kordlck's
car while lt was parked at
his home at 90dyssey,New -
port Cr est. betweeo 9 a.m.
May 22 and 8 a.m. May 24
• • • J~ I}Jrst parked his
Porsche behJnd hls home at
142-1 /2 47th. West Newport,
from 9:30p.m. May !3 untU
8:30 a.m. the 24th. and found
an estimated SZ75 damage
don£> b)' nnda.ls who
scratched the paint lndbroke
the windshield.
• SUNDAY, MAY 23
James Allan Tebbetts, 47 •
of 613 Poppy, Corona del
Mar. was charged with in-
toxicated dlsordt>rly coo-
duct at 9:15 p.m. in the 600
block of Poppy ••. Tulya
Zelia Ada ms, 21, or 305·112
35th, West Newport, wu
cha rged •ith belnc drunk l.n
public at 4:25 p.m. in the
500 block of E. Bay Ave ••
Balboa ••• Randall Law.
son Greea. 24, of 5515 Rl~
ver. Wpst Newport, wu
charged with felooy drunk
drivl.Dg at 5:10 p.m. ill the
6000 bloc k of w. Coast Hwy.,
West Newport .•• Her-
bert Gustav Kloppenburg. ~9,
or 2333 Colgate, Costa Mesa.
was charged wtth misde-
meanor drunk driving at
10:24 p.m. at Via Lido and
Via ()po rto, LiOO Shops.
• MONDAY, MAY 24
Matthew Joseph Monahan.
66, of 1945 Sherlngton, Oak-
wood. was charged with mis .
d£>meanor drunk driving at
9:45 p.m. at Coast Hwy,
s lgned, present ben£>flclary and Jamboree. near Pro-
under such Deed of Trust, montory Point ••• Edward
has executed and deltvered Lee Koenig Jr ., 59, of 2283
to said dul y appointed Trus-Rutgers, Costa Mesa, was
tee, a written Declaration charged "'Uh misdemeanor
of Default and Demand for drunk driving at 8:1 5 p.m.
Sale. and has deposited with at Newport BIYd, and Hospt-
sald duly appointed Trustee, tJI Rd •• near Hoa.g hospital
such Deed or Tru st and al.l .•. Donal Wa.rren Kutt , 33,
documents evidencing obU -of 607 Rockford, Cameo
gattons secured thereby. and Highlands, was cha rged with
has declareda.nd00esh£>reby shoplifting at 6:15 p.m. at
decla.re all sums secured 1660 San Miguel. Newport
thereby Immediately due and C£>nter •.. Melvin Keith
payable and has elected and Da itsch, 55, ot 940 Irvine,
does hereby elect to cau se N~wport Helgbts , wasarres -
the trust property to be sold ted at 10:40 p.m. ln South
to s atis fy the obUga_Uons se-Laguna, and charged with
cured thereby. Intent to commit murder .•.
NOTICE James stephen Gano, 27, of ~250 Park Newport, was You may have the right to charged with battery on a
cure the del.lult described peace otttcer at 2:15 a.,m, at
herein and reinstate the his home ••• David Elmer
mortp.ce or deed of trust, Alexander, 46, of 36 Sea.
Sectioo 2924c of the CIYU s cape, West Side, was char-
Code permits certai.D de-ged wltb mtsdemeaoordnmk
taaltJ to be cured upoo the drivtnc at 2:10a.m. at Tua-
PIFmeiDt ot tbe amounts re-tlo. and Coast Hwy ., Martoen
qlllred by that seet1oa wttb-u -·-~ b t M e ••• "'wuu•S wert 1'0· out reQU.Irinc paymeoto tbat ken by nodlls lD 27 bomn
portion of prlnclpl.l a.o.d ln-under eoastructloa by Ute
ttrelt whlcb trOU.IdDOtbeda.e Lust Co, iD SpytlUI Hill,
had no deflult occurred. between May 21 uc1 May 24, Where N!instatemeot Is p:>s--1 causing l ?s damage. sib1e, If the de~uu s not • TUESOA P, MAY 25 cared wltblD three months
folloWing the recordtnr ot Leroy Stu6er, 5(17 Avoca-
thla: aotlee, tbe right or re. do, Corooa del Ma.r. repor.
lnstatemeat wUI terminate ted an electrle typewriter
aDd thepropertymaybe&nld, tnd eaJ eutator stol• from
To determine llretutate. bls o:m.ce at 230 Newport
meut a. poul)le a.oc1 tbe ·Center. betweea 5 p.m. Way
a.moaat, lf aay, oeetSAI')' to 24 and 2:10a.m. May 25 •••
eare the default, eoatact the All 4 •bet! COYtra. Y&!Hd
btDeftclary or mortaree of at $428, were stoJ• trom
thtit ..cctuOrs to IDterest, a ear be~ to JactBua
1PbNI Dame IDd add.reu u wbUe it wu p&HeciiD front
or tbt date of ttdJ DOtiee It of biJ l:l)me at U24 Plclftc:.
CallJDnla Flnt BIDt .ReaJ Corou. del War, bttnea
Ellllle Lou Dlollloo .-wu. I ~<SO p.m ... ., 24 IIIII 7
Uam G, Paw'lut. a..J Eltatt' a.m. MIJ 25 • • • ,..._
'-Ollleor 11 10$5 Nortl! Heortslil Pole, II. ot 1405
IIIIo -.'P.O. Boa 4Z'18, Rich-. C-~~--S.. All, Cllltonla moz. ,......., wta 11t11 ._ •
C-Flrol Bull, 1 lo.._r II 1401 -c.-Cor!lorolloo, "' sl z p.m ••• , .....,... • ...,
WILUAM G PAWLUK, RtiJ t03 a.t, W .. llw-1, ,._
1-tao·ome.r. ::--:,:..,r-: --. 2 4 P1t1U*: JaelO, \7, &4. 1..._.11 ,eu.tro.
11111 I, '"'· ...... NtwpOrt I ~~~~...-....... ? .....
H.-E'utp. 1111 It· P.• •
n ·
CAMEO SHORES
ESTATE
·The most spectacular white water oceanfront loca-
tion In ALL Newport Beach! A contemporary Span-
Ish Villa or ootstandmg design bunt regardless rA
cost. Four private suites -20x40 Uvtng room --
tamUy room -· gracious formal dining roqm --
gourmet ldtchen plus wine cellar. We recommeod
thls arttstic, beaut.if\11, spacious home without res·
e rn.tioo. Ca.odl. Grant. 642 -8235. (N lOO )
901 o-o~641·1ZIJ 11 6-4-4 Mao::Anhur
N•cepool 8Nct'o , Californ••I2M3
The Bluffs
• aR .• l lATHS, 2100 sq. FT.
A t rul~ exceptional townhom e ; the
e x c iting ··Guadal upe" floor pla n ,
fe aturi ng : lofty beam ed C'cili n gs ,
m assive n a t1 vc ~tvnc frplc .. walls of
,t.!lass & mirros. t•m·ere-d . wrap·around
.. v1e w " rleck p lu~ O\'(•rs ized "wind
s heltered '' p:~t 1 u. rwad>y pool . choice
end un1t lot·a tum \\ tth load~ of parkin ~.
m lhe htg hly ~n;.t·tl y•.•rly a re a.
FULL OCEAN VIEW
... ---
Five ~· ramlly room, ha lf timber ed Engllsl\
style hOm ~J-r:t:J..IIoest I•IC.I tlon, C o~a a.., ... oo
:X ;;; :::X C ::X :-;., I
.,;:,;~~::~.:~~
~ MARTIN ~ ... -7383
REAL ESTATE
• E. COAST ftiGHWAY,COROMA DEL M
Prime Industrial Real Estate
Vacant Commercial
PARKING FOR 40 CARS!
FOR SALE OR LEASE
16,000 aq, ft . tnctu41Dg approx:lmattl)' 1,000 aq, ft.
of air ooadltlooed om.ce.s -7,560 aq, ft. 11 ertn
hlrb tut~. remainiSer of builcH.ne: 11: eonente block
alld pumice bloCk. 16' x 16' electrica.UJ operated
loadlac door. 16' a 25' spray booth. 600 amp ••
140 Y,. s ~·power. Mei'Qlry lf.chta.
1M1t TOllS or OWM!R MAY CAIIIY
OPEH DI<.IL Y 9-4
SAT . & SUH. EVE$. 8Y APPT.
NELSON
Reaftor
200 IMII IT .. 'MIBM
548-3414 PHONES 675-8120
..
I
SEE T ~~ESE '
APPRECIATE
OCEANFRONT??
A cbarmtoc A-frame home on large R-2 lot.
ll1llt oooctltlon -vacant -easy to show -owner 1 •nloas aod wtll finance.
U yoa appreciate oceaclront living, you
mut see this ooel Ca.U Dola Benish. Sl89,500.
6802 W. OCEAN FRONT
-
A lot PLUS a lot!
Corona del Mar
Three bedroom, 2 batb home plus income from
bachelor apartment over 2 car garage, plus extra
parking; on 1-1/2 lots. Two stor y home has Z
fireplaces, deo and separate yard. $119,000.
CALL 673-3663 EVES. 642-225 3
UICIIIId
.,Of<EA&« *REAL1DA8
2121 W. IALIOA ILVD. 67J.WJ
NEWPORT lEACH
lfll 833-9781
Hester-Brown
RtAlTOR S
Open HouSeJ Sal:-Sun.
BIG CANYON CONDO
(lutsl oll hll I '•·lrttOnl, .J . I 2 l>ath Bi~ Canyon
horne. \' J 1 ,.,u :.t Jfh·r ent1 unit with spectacular
view 1f t'. o'! v•tf""· ( QZ~ h•n with fireplar e
OP"Il" teo o11 rt .o!l 11 1'3 •.\"lilt a hPat(>(i J3C'UZ~i
sp.t. 1-.11~•\ ,., ••• ull~t-ltVtnl!. at its tJest In t h1s
rlrJ ntJtl• :r; lfJ '''· 11. .to tr•t-. ~.as\ wc~lklnl! •1lstan<.'P
tv Hw l .111'.ou o tttntn ' 1111 :lnd re• reatton fa rilittes.
$220•000 Call 640-6161
IEWQn' "MIOR BIStGII THURSDAY, JUNE 10. 197'
R
A RARE
choice view triplex
FIRST TIME AVAILABLE !
-t.Jnit #1 • 3 bedrooms
-Unit #2 • 2 bedrooms
-Unit #3 • 1 bedroom
Delu1e construction. A choice of beaches: Quiet
bay water beach or China Cove or the surf ol Dig
Corona.
CALL TO SEE
*'7~*
3637 E. CNit Hwy
CoraM .W M.r
COU~TH Y Jo:~G LISII 4 bdrm .. dtntng
rm l"<.~mlfy. ~luct:v . largt• patio. matur l'
tn•cs & manu·urcd land'ic:Jptn g
~52.5{)(1
Bctnl.! r<'mod(•l<'d : C'uslom 5 RR 5 Ba
ti:>OO Sq It homl' on poml. pool. dock
~<'v. uncl<'r eonstructton. Conlcmp.
C<tp<' Cod O.Jk firs :l HR. ~· ~ R.J . :i
I rple..; Lnd ... q HJ Ho<.~t slip S.Ti5.liOO
BILL G RUNDY, Realtor
Islanders Cld9. ot L i nda Isle
l~l BAYSIDE DR., SUITE 1, H.B. 67.5-6161 ................
UDO ISLE BAYFRONT
A lovely Rotchschlld wine cellar located on 90
feet of Lido's best sooth baytroot. Eight bedrooms,
9 baths, pool, jacuzzi. sauna, gourmet ldtchen,
separate guest bouse, pier and float. Exrlusively 1
yours at $895,000.
For private showing---
Call 673-4400
.• I I e I I I I I It I I I I 1 .1 I
MLS SALES REPORT
Sales thr ough t he Multiple Listing
Ser vice of the Newpo r t Harbor-Cos t a
Mesa Board of Realtors tot;:~lled
$182 MI LLION in the first five
m onths of 1976. T HIS IS A 59 PER
CENT INCREASE OVER THE SAME
PERIOD OF 1975. 3 ,139 new list-
ings we r e processed, of which 69
PER C ENT WER E SOLD. 72 p e r cent
of the s ales were cooperative.
List your prope r ty with a Realtor .
ee·t IiI Ita I I I I e I 11:1
I
Don't Throw ·rocks
at these!
OPEN SUN. 1-5
17 CARMEL BAY DR., SPYGLASS
ON A CLEAR DAY THERE lS A ----
VIEW OF SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND -CATALINA
-NEWPORT TO PALOS VERDE -BlG CANYON
-DOVER SHORES ---from tbls ''mO'fe-lD-eoo-
dJtloo" home ---3 bedrooms famUy room, formal
dtninc.
• ••• OPEN SAT. & SUN.l-
413 CABRILLO TERRACE ,
CORONA HIGHLANDS
Beaulitttlly decorated home -large llYing room,
for ma.l dlntng, latge family room overlookiDg pool,
entertaining area, powder room, four bedrooms,
thr ee baths. E1ceUent landscaping,
Want to
go in . ~usiness?
---BUY THIS HAl R SHOP!
ONLY 9,000 DO WN .
Cal l Betty Hehr fo r oil information.
LAGUNA BEACH
...
Two !-bedroom bouses on lar ge lot.
$175,500-
»OH Y. rJUM~O.JX
t.Jil.TO~
hltConl Hif
.. Mot. Cefilott ...
NE 6 40-7000
'Pa vilo~, REAL ESTATE
200 ~AIN STREET · BALBOA
CALL 675-8120 -"IT•s A ~HALE OF AH ICEA t••
Early California Style
Heft's sometb.lDg IDCMit ot as were IGoldllll ill':
wileD we came to Callfonda --a Nldd ..-.:
style borne located amoac a n.rtety ot IMde tNM=
--and an unobstnacted new ot our 1u11trt11 hd-:
fie Coastli.De. :
Tbe home 1s large eooap for mo.t f!a•WM:
bartac approXimately {,000 IQ. ft. ol IMic ....,::
inclad.LIIC 5 spacious bedrooms aDd 7 t.Da. TMre::
ls a lllge living tDd <llni.Dg room wltb beam ee~~~~p:
and picture windows that ~ oo~ T'IM:
lot slu 1s approXimately 2/3 acre ud tMn ~a-
a lovely pool. · .
Pri ce $255t000 --Corooa IJel Mar --fee ll8d
(not leueholdJ.
au• ex·'!'!
BAY AND BEACH
117!5-3000
., Jus· GOnA SB.L"
That's w}lat the man said ! And he's
alohe. keeping house and wondering
where ts evervone.., His 4 bdrm. singl~
s tory on Spy~£lass Hill is only Sl49.500.
and would tr"d c for a smaller ho me
nea rb~
U ~ I()U t= ti()Mt=§
REAL TORS 675 6000
--c:-:•.l4::; F c-.... H I'JI ,_._ y Coron.J c:! I Mur
~ .l f. • ,, '\ ,., , ~ ',, tf/ ii..~' ,-,.,I ,, I {j/!J JGIJ()
*
VERY SPECIAL!
ONE OF CAMEO'S ANEST
OCEAN YIW HOMES
THIS iMmoc., custOftl Wt. 3500 + 14t-ft • ...._
ty hOtM has a SUPSt OCE.AM YIIW lr
FlOOR ftLAN ... ~ hdrm!'> & I a m ily rm. or
I htl rm \ L I. :\1 STH SlZ E . :3 Elt•gantly
.tppt t1 t,,,, hrnom~. Form a l dmm~ rm
& ~ hdrm:--"" r•r l0'1k lge. SWIMttRt&
ftOOL 111 EXTRA LGE. ftltV. PATIO
COURTY .A RD. F ;t h11lou~ E!ou rmet island
j..tt cht'r h .t" hrtck l h.ll'(·oal BHQ & ALL
'\!-:\\' \P I'I.I \\."CJ·:s \h tr suitE" on
\I FW -..tdl h .... Jll"l\. I'.J li ii.HT L'S~. )0 \"('·
~-.. -4 ...... .
0\ h~tt h \\ 1t h .... lmk~..·n tub & shower.
Loatb o l :--lot .t!.!t· ~pat<:> thruou t.
(ht•rstt<' tnlJil' g~tra g <•. 1nter com.:
.... pn nk l<.'r ~. t·-xtcnor li g hts . l us h ,
l anct~<:apm !.!. Steps to 3 pri•. IM•clllll.-,...,,_. ....... ll•arr• IMt ,_._tel...___, ..
10~ R. U-1" A DftW D horw n.ch lr c~ ,...._ B•1ut. -.:
'A ~ MOCII!Iah, pric.d riCJM! Wortlly of ,_. -._ •
UAJ.TOI. II mediat~ iftspectiCML Cal for ••• lr • app .... y 011'1 be CJiod ,_tid!
Ml-mt ONLY $189,500!
•• M~RT .. YD.~ COSTA IIJA CG~Ho ShorH lnidtJ t Spec'-llts
••••••••••• -----C-A.LL-67•]..•7•04-0 ____ _
BROADMOOR HOMES REDUCED
R£ALTOR e 642-6472
2400 WE ST CO A ST H WY •• N E WPORT BEA C~-+ The
Dalebout
Association
.. -
I -
view+ pool
THF RE!\I_ FST!\~ERS
Lido Isle
4 Bdrms .. 4 baths; separate dining
room. H1~h . open beamed ceilings. 3
Car garage. Invitin g sunny patio.
$145.000
'
642-7408
--DoYer ShorHIBavc:r-~ Speciafilta
•
-
.]
.~I
.:.1 ... I
'I
•I
.·.
'I
OANONC
TVESDAY THIW S.ATVRD.AY
~·~~
JolnU.For
CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY BRUNCH
!!!TRINIIDA,DCALYPSO ~
StEEL DRUII BAND ~
PITI!RTAIMIMG FROM !IJO t:
\'
~ ,..
~ ..... -::TIONS U!iZJ' z ,., -s' 23 • ~ z_
·:.GUEST BOAT SLIP$'~"'\_~ ~ CLOSED MOMOUS ~-'\'
• 1~ H. BAYSIDE Oft., NEWPOftT 8EACN
NEW LOCATION
MASTER CttARGE
8AMK"JUUEatCA•D
OPEN SUNDAYS t2 TO 5
BALBOA
Buy at wholesale
factory direct prices.
8AMKAMERICARO·MA.STERCHARGE -----------THREE G£MERATIOHS OF FURRIERS
BALBOA FUR FACTORY
OPEN 7 DAYS. 9 • 5 67 5-1192
POEMS WANTED
The CALifORNIA SOCifTY OF POETS
is compiling a book of poems.
If you have written a poem
and would like our selection
committee to consider it for
publication, send your poem
and a self-addressed stamped
envelope to:
CALIFORNIA SOCIETY OF POETS
P. 0. Box 7933
San Francisco, Calif. 94020
A71-13
171-13
C78-14
Collly fli
at MMian
n. ...... c... rl
! ...... ,...., ..m
IIOid .. _. OOiilb, lair .... ...., ....... ,.,.. ..
,.... 10 • t .... It ...
~ltSW.ltallt..COIU
..... SbJ1a ..w.r .....
m:ade-...pohr'J,jlftl-
ry, babel ...... fnlll pro-
dltee lad plats wt11 be fea-
blrecl. A fttte ....,....,
bootb will offer ued lteiU.
AA aaetioa ot coock uct ser-
•lces bated by local mer-
elwlts wU1 be beld ctbriDC
the dQ.
Orpa1&1ag tbe fair are
Mmet~. Nic Del Jlacco, Nor-
mu H~DMD. Jolll DoemDer,
Robert ICenMa. DoDald MU-
ter, Jobll Beekbam, Nec:Jp
Simer, StuleyOster, Gerald
Gallwu, P•I FlaDicu, Mr •
I.Dc1 Y rs. Larry Adam&, Yr.
and tires. Robert Mandie,
I.Dc1 Uartba Ba !baaaD..
Tbe Uart1an C i!Ater ls a
30D.._,roftt acbool sen!ll(
cbDdreD wbo baYe lea.rolQr
or 80CI.L dUilcalttea.
WASHE RS LOOTED
AD esttmatect $1,750 bas
beet:l stolen from coiD·
operated W'Ubers I.Dc1 dryers
1D tbe Oakwood aparimeats
laUDdry room OYer tbe past
several mootbs, manage-
ment offtcla.l.s of tbe com-
plex reported last weet to
Newport Beach pollee.
BY J. C. HUMPHRIES
/. C.. H nrpbri e :1, u·loo:1 e 11tor~ al 182J N euport
Blr d. ha3 bet~rt a Costa
Mesa landmark tor more
than 2R \ear$, r 5 an
aJith()ri 1\ ort gt>m 5 and
1~u·pfry.
THE GOLD CHAIN
TECHNIQUE
The 1970's bave see ..
a steady increase 1n the
~arlty o( gold chains
for men and 1tomen; yet
tew are aware of the tech-
nology used 1n producl.Dg
tbem.
Today's gold chains start
wlth a spool of gold me.
The wire ls run through
a completely automatic
cbalD tu..ldJic macblae. Tbe
cbaJ.D Is nm tllrouCb u-
other automa.tlc macb.IDe
which takes otf uy burrs
and squares it up oo blr
sides. Next It goes to tbe
goldsmltb's sectloo for as-
sembling, mounting, en-
amelling, settlng, eagrav.
log and a purttyi.Dg bath.
Ftnal steps involve gold
solder, smooth flnlsblog,
lacquer for surface pro-
tection, and inspeetlon.
These modem te~h-
nlques have made a rulable
many varieties of beautl-
tully en.fted, reaSODlbly
priced chain jewelry you
ca.o wear 'Witb pride.
E71-14
5.&0-15
1.00..151. Plus $1.77 to $2.S2 F.E.T., d~· oo aile. WHITEWALLS )lit $3 more.
Auto Senke ••• lol' more good years m ,.,.,.ar
Front-End Alignment
SJ]!.~~ .......
• Complete enalyua ud .Upmnt ""'"
reetloa-to fDCTUH tire aileqe ud
impro•• ateerin1 11fetr • Predaioa
eqwpment, aMid by uperfeaced ...
c:hanlct, help• ensure • prec:Uioa eli ...
ment
Lube and Oil Change
=~-:.fwa • CICP ....... a.rfcetloa A oll = ••tl• *• • Help• •••.,.. .... wutlat ........ • parta a ....... t~alet pet'foraance . .._,..... .. ...,.. ........... ...............
aTnSbrs
LANDSCAPE DESIGN
SERVICE
Custom Landscape Pbns
ONLY $$0. YOU lt£CEIVE TWO Cotlll..
LAM DSCAr! COMTIACTOU
Residential -Commercial
Re·Landscaping
1546-55251
2640. Harbor Blvd., Costa M
B.O.A.. T.S. INC. Crud opening included (trom left) founder
Jerry Ducbarme, Newport Mayor Ho•ard Ro(ers and
Judge Cal Schmidt, a member of the new organ.tntloo. Sert,ice u11d Qua/it)·
• iiiCI' 1946 Skipper launches B.O.A.T .S~
Tbere's an old saying of
tbe sea tbat goes ''tbe 2
happiest days 1n the Ufe of
a sailor are the day he
buys h1s boat_ &Dd tbe day
be sells it.''
Tbe idea 1s that getting
roar own boat 1s greal, but tumc care of 1t llld ke~lnc it anoat are such moau-
mental patns, tbat gettJng
rid of the darned tblng Is
a relief.
You'd thlnk that the good
old American free enter-
prise system would find a
way to solve this nautical
dilemma.
It has, according to Jerry
Ducharme, a veteran skipper
wbo just opened Boat Owners
and Anglers Total Services
(abbreYiated B.O.A.. T.S.,
naturally) 1n Newport Har-
bor. Jerry's new outfit,
based near the ferry landing
on Balboa Island, 1s ln the
business of taking over com-
plete management or prl-
vately~'WDed boats. He and
hls worthies 'W1ll take care
of everything from wasblng
your boat down to having It
hauled and rebutlt. They
don't do much or the work
themselves, but act as the
agent, or middleman for the
owner 1n getting things done
'·in tbe best possible way at
the best possible price. •·
w~~ BOATS on your side,
'·you can manage your boat
by telepbooe, •· says Jerry.
Owners, many of whom
live out or town, pay a basic
mootbly fee of from $25
to $175, depending on boat
stu, for a basic service
pacb(e tbat includes main-
tain:lng a.n lndJvtdual boat
fUe, twtee-moothly wash-
down, sail stortng, clubroom
privileges, daily telephoned
fish reports, aDd fishing
semiDars. A part of the
BOATS operatioo lstheNew-
P.Ort flart)or Anglers Club,
wblch boasts of a digital
fish-•elgbl~ scale, a full
slate of flshlng tournaments
aDd awards, and special
membership categories for
ldds.
''We're a you~, progres-
sive group that likes to have
a lot or fun," ls how Jerry
describes NHAC.
lndiYldaal NRAC member-
sblps are $45 per year, or
$60 anrually for b.mllles.
The new operattoo opened
a few weeks aco at the old
Bob's Unloo Dock location
at 406 S. Bay Froot.
Its fouDder and guiding
band, Jerry Ducharme,
cHdll't start out to be a man
of the sea, but )1st coulc2n't
help himself.
He was born a.od raised
U'OCIDd boats lD Boston, so
after earn1Dg a BS degree
ln public relatlons from
Boston U., be found tt dlf-
tlcult to bold do'WD white-
collar jobs.
"1 just kept going back
to boats,'' he recalls:
•· c:ouldD 't lene them alone."
Jerry, oow just 33, has
10 years of experience as
a skipper of! Florida, the
Baba.mas, Melican waters
&Dd tbe Carl!lbean. Locally,
be's licensed for Pl. Coo-
cepeloo, Cabo Su Lucas and 1 Baja Caillorn1.a. •
He aDd his 'Wile tan lived
FLOWER THEME
FOR HOME SHOW
''Tbe wide world of flow-
en•• ... b.-selected as
tbe theme l:»r tbe tlowershow
at tbe Soatblud Home and
GaMeD Show, Jill)' 2-11 ln
tile AD&betm ecm•tion cen-,
ter.
Tbt theme wW be ea.rrted
oat bJ c:olorld cU.Iplays of ..uc flohrt ud ll1lWt
from 1D1aJ putaoltbeworld
laclwdlll C.u.J lad Soatb
America, A.trt.ca Md a1mott an anu ot'oltMI.e Alia.
on Lido lsle for the past
4 years .
· • I just got tired of seelng
friends with boats, who were
havlng a terrible time tak-
ing care of them," 1s bow
Jerry describes hfsdec1sloo
to go Into tbe boat manage-
ment business. The angling
club came along as a natural
adjunct to BOATS Inc., ''be-
cause a boat, for a lot of
people, exists to take people
to the fish."
allishrs
NURSERY-
FLORIST
IFloriBt Special ..• 1 WE'VE GOT 'EM ..• EMPTY
FTO G n:<:n H ihhoil \ Whiskey Barre Is
Indoor Plant ~~·~.-.,. :._...._
SALE ,... r;. ~· " . .. BOSTON .e·),
FERNS
··When we started up, we
"xpected to have about 75
anglers club members by
the end of the first year.
It's been 12 weeks and we
h:l.ve 121 already.'' J erry
claims NHAC' is the only
Iot a! clulJ that ntes in frozen
bait from the East Coast.
You don't have to sub-
scribe to the BOATS str-
vire, by the way, to be a
member or the angling club.
6'' POT Reg. $8.95 Now that t hey ar e empty
they're great planters ror
shrubs, trees, flowers
and vegetables -
Thru June 15
YOURS FREE •..
"Caring for lorloor Flowers and Plants''
Oak staves, steel banded.
25" dlameter, 17" deep.
34 pg. f'TD Loook ... a $1.00 value .•• FREE
with purchase of Boston Fern special. Reg.
15.95 11.95 Thru
June 15
'• We've got some big
plans,·· says Jerr}. ··Every
ttn.e a k:id catches a fish,
w(> take his picture weighing
It In and give him a plaque.
At the end of the season,
the k:ids are going to have
t ht>ir own awards banquet.''
~ sP r ':IAL ' LI...,ITEO TO SU PI<'L't ON H4NO
Fishing seminars, says
Jerry, will be conducted by
some of the real '· heavies•·
who have won top fishlng
tournaments.
oo '"" ··~ , : AhMe ~~
,..
c a
PHONE
546-5525
2640 Harbor Blvd.~ (:osta M~ .. a
OPEN DAILY 9 • 6 SUNDAYS 9 • 5:30
SEX RELATIONS
COMMITTEE
It's hard to say what's funnier in Washington right now --the new revelations
about all of the sexual hanky-panky, or the way they are going about investigating it.
No matter what kind of problem comes up, Congress always has the same answer
to it: ''Let's form a committee to study it.'' I don't know what name they will give
this new committee studying Wayne Hays and all the other playboys, but I guess
Sexual Relations Committee sounds pretty official, so let's call it that.
Now, the first thing this committee will have to do is be sure they've got some
members who know the subject. From what all of the girls have been saying around
Washington, it sbouldn •t be too hard to find an '• experienced'' Congressman. Next,
the committee will have to go on a ).mket to several European countries to study the
sex habits of politicians over there. This will be one triP where they will leave their
wives at home, I guess.
They could save us poor old taxpayers a lot of money if they did their studying
closer to borne. Tijuana isn't too far away, or they could stop by a couple of the
'• ranches" in Nevada. Boy, I'll bet the Tijuana Chamber of Commerce and the Las
Vegas gambling czars are a little worried right now. Looks like Washington may
become the new red-light capitol.
With all of the revenue-sharing and other things that the Washington politicians
send back to the small-town folks, do you think maybe they will start sharing their
girls with us? Or, if tbey decide to cut off our revenue-sharing funds, maybe we could
get back at them by cutting off their hanky-panky funds .
You know, these guys are supposed to be making laws to contro~ pornography.
The way things are going, our own Congressmen may get starring roles in the next
pornographic film.
And how about the women 1n Congress? Are we supposed to pay the salaries for
gigolos for them? After all, equal rights and women's lib are pretty big nowadays.
When this Committee on Sexual Relations starts holding public heari~s, I guess
they can only show them on the late, late TV news. This stuff is too raunchy for the
family hour. Maybe they'll call old Sam Ervin out of retirement. He would be ln
his glory with this kind of thing.
Now, I don't know wbo the committee wnr call as '•expert witnesses,'' but maybe
Fannie Fox and Wllbur Mills could testU'y. Or, some of the gals wbo used to run
around with John Kennedy. Then there's the guy who used to be Mayor Bradley's
assistant in Los Angeles.
Well, I guess you..-e got to ezpect polttlcians to play around a little. It's just that
I don't like paying for tbelr thrills. I can't even afford to keep two women for myself.
Why the bell sbould I pay for a Congressman's girl?
Sure, Watergate bad a smell, but at least 1t was a masculine smell. U you don't
throw all these guys out of otnce ln November, it's your own fault.
One tbiQg I WILL say for the )>y girls L, Washington. They are probably the ooly
etYll senants in town wbo know wtW the hell they're doing.
AL FORJGT
BOONDOGGLE OF THE WEEK: Our wonderfUl government spent $70,000 to study
tbe perspiration smell of AustraU.an abortgtnes. • • • •
Stop by tbe store for your su~ ''belly board" and other 1tems for lao-Ume
.. at tbe beach.
~~~~:!!!!~;;;;=;;~;;~~~=~===~~~ ..., --Gowert to
be ... 1ft brotNIIadl, • l"ttltl•• ol a.. ,.... ••
fUdi;J, .S I ftNtJ ~ RGIT HARDWARE prtMd ., coiJotetDn.
.. atn ciiUp wtD be
............ 8onr ... ,
10011 DJ tD Geo,.. Col.
-..It ••..-a-.r oe .. _. .......... tta
lbd ,.,.
Ull I . IALIOA ILVD., MIWOIT IIACII -,_. trs.a•
' .
~
,.