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COSTA
MESA
CORON A DEL MAR. CALI FORN IA
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A dt'legatlon of Harbor
A.rea ofneb.ls is scheduled
to plead III'ith tl\e State Htgh-
way Commlss:loo today,June
17, for eonstrt~etlon or 'fital
frontage roads for the Coro-
u. del Mu Freeway.
eo~ wtth the San Diego
frffway, all at a cost or
abou.t $1 1 mlliioo. Besides
the frontage" road proje('t.
another $4-1/2 mmton must
sun be allocated to com-
plete the freeway st.retch
from the Newport freeway to
MacArthur Blvd. near Uni-
ver sity Dr.
MlSS COST A MESA, Cyn.
tbla Jean Bam berger, wW
vie for ~re hono rs Jill)' 9,
. wben the Orange County Falr
stages lts 2'8th a.nooal Fair
queen pagE":a.nt at ttl@ New.
porter lno. The contestant
who is crowned MlssOrange
County Fair will go to Stc-
ramento in August to com-
pete for the Maid or CalJ-
ro m la title and vrill be able
to enter the California Uni-
'fer se Pageant in february,
Without the frontage roads
p:a.nlleUio€ Bristol St., t be
fr~way stretctl from the
~e~~o-port Freeway to Mac-
Artoo r Blvd. will be worth-
less, the Commission wru
be told.
Tbe C'allfornla Transpor-
tation Dept. (C al-Trans).
which is controUed b)' t11e
Htghway Commission, an-
nounced 2 months ago tha t
Library scaled
down,approved
WATER WAR ON
IN COSTA MESA
MISS CALIFORNIA TEENAGER f lNALISTS from Onnge they ttali indefinitely shelved
Cou.aty we re pic ked Saturday at Promontory Point from plans for the frontage roads.
among 2'7 cootestants. These 7 •W represent tbe county Ttlat news was (!:reetec1 "''ith
In tbe state flnals July 1-10 at the Balboa Bay Club. an Uproar from county and
F'rom left ~ Jane Schwartz, 16, Mlssloo Viejo; Debbie eft} officials, because Or-
Sprlet, 16. Mission Vie jo: Debra Luebke, 17, Mlssioa al'l&€' Count )' had h.andedover
Viejo; Cheryl Dianne, 14, Sant2 An2 Heights ; Debbie 54-1 /2 million in federal
With costly consultants
now hir ed on both sides.
wh.ieh wut DOW cost ctty tu-
payers and Costa Mesa
County Water Distr ict water
users more money, theCos-
ta Mesa water war Is under
way.
Consolidation ot t he water
dlstrtc:t Into the City of Cos-
ACTION ON
OPEN SPACE
IS DELAYED
A proposed rr.ultt-miJllon
r·dollu ~ I-.e to t:bwlee
d t y purchUe of open space
to Newport won't be consi-
dered by the City CooncU
110tll July 26. The Council
postponed the discussion,
scheduled for J.1ondayn1ght's.
meeting, because of an over-
crowded agenda.
ta Mesa would brtnga$364,-Van Cleve, 16, Santa Ana He-Ights; Tina Froman, 16, a.i~ funl1s to Cal-Trans with
926 anwal sarings, assts -Com Mesa, and ~ancy Alcala, 16, Hl.llltingtoo Beach. the under staiKiing that the
tant City Manager Robert K, Debbie Van Cleve, the current Mlss ;-.lewport. aod Cheryl freewa) would bebullt--wlth
Dugf(U cb.lmed In a conso-are sister s. Tbe EJ.change Clubs a.re sponsori.tlg the !rootage roads,
Hdatlon reaslbUity study. statewide contest. Part of the fuods go to the American At toda}·'s Hil(hwa}' Com -
The city takeover would re-Cancer Society. (Eoslgn ptiOto.) mission meetlng in Sacra-
suit ln no cost savlngs but memo, lhf following ofti-
a cost Increase of at least clals are eipeCted to plead
$320,000 aMually, Charles <f.r I nDf "' -"¥ fo r the rroorageroads: Vke-
0, Hobbs, pubUc polk )' f'Otl-lfll, ~~ Mayor MUan Dostal of !'Oew -
sultant of Sacn mento, port Beach; Mayo r Dominic
claimed In .to analysis pte· Racill and Public Se rvice-s ARVO E. HAAPA, ot~~n er and publisher of the Ensi gn o· J Eld 1 1 pared fo r the water dlstrtct. lrector a~s r dge o
Ralph ADde rsen aDd As-""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""""""""""C>C>O Costa Mesa; Mayor David
soctates, a sacn mento con-* RE VENUE SHA RING Rl P-OFF Sills and Public Works Dt-
sulttng fin n. washtredbythe rector Brent MuchOw of It-
Costa Mesa C ltyCouncilwa~ n e.ar tax-burdened Co ~tC' Mc .sant:, Yine. Also expected to ,In
ter advisory committee at hov/ do you react to this Ensign ne ws ~_: effocrt are state "'Sen.
their Tuesday night meeting ~M\s arpenter of · ew-
to ana1yze and make an in-item : ''Federal revenue sharing f Wlds port, Assembl}·men Robert
depth study, pull the facts totaling $1,1 09,000 were alloc ated by Badnam ot ~f'wport and Ro -
together and deter mine what bet1 Burke of HunU.ngton
tM options WOQld bf!. Tbe.w the Costa M esa City Council, i ncludin~ Be:acb~ plus representatl.,es
•ould be submhted t'3 the $'250,000 for tne building o! a ne ... ':~: t'~ lnotooWU,t 0 nn?•
advisory 1.:omm lttee and County Transit Dtstrlc~.
mltht suRest a city ta ke-theater for South Coast Repe rtor y T he -Mr. Eldridge said private
over, a pa rt ial takeover or ater near South Coast Pl aza." conversations wlth Cal-
might recom mend leaving Trans staff members during
the w:.ter cnstr ict to con~ T hat's a C'UARTER MILLION dollar s , the past few da}·s lnd1cate
ttnue functioning as at pre-folks . In the s e hard-pr essed days of that Cal-Trans will ag re-e
sent. · to shift Us position and fund
A representative of the rising t axes , and r ising cos ts gener-the $6 mUllon frontage road
Costa Mesa nre depa rtment a ted by the federal gover nment's deficit system.
will be asked to attend the di h l d Thus far, th€' state has spen ng, w at wou v. ou do if y·ou had •. ded 1n next meeting of the commit-•un •the t€'rchange con-
tee on June 28 to present the c hance as a loc al taxpayer to vote nedtog the COM freeway
the department's view, with the :\e.,.,wrt freeway
A ne·.v branch Jlbrar} in
~ewport (enter. scaled doll'tl
to just over half the s lt.e
requested by the clty llbrar)
boarO, was approved Monda)
night by the ~ewport Beach
City CouncU,
ne I O,OOO~sq.-ft . racmn
Is expected to open late next
year . Total cost, with books
on the shelves, ls {sttmated
at !881,000, includlog the
2.1 -a"re site at th€' corn€'r
of Santa Barbara and San
Clemente, nea r the :\ewport
Center fi re stattoo. Annual
maintenance and operation
Is eipeCted to add another
.Sl42,000 per re.ar to the
cit} budget. Local library
property tues will go up
about 3C per SlOO of as-
sessl?d valuation, accordin@:
to Cit)' Manager Robert
W}'M, addin€ $6 per year
to the tu:es on an S80,000
home assessed at $20.000.
The lib rary, pa.rt of a pro-
posed cultural center , will
be buUt next to t ~ oe ...
hOme or the Newport H:ubor
A rt Mtt setur:.
In approving the 10,000-
sq.-ft. bulldlnt; by a 4-3
'tOte, the CouncU refused to
go aloog with an 18,000 SQ. n. facJli:y recommended b)'
the Lfbrary Board of Trus-
tees and endor sed b)' se-
veral hOmeowner groups and
the Corona del Mar Chamber
of Commerce.
Ne wpor1 Heights and Vi ce-
Mayor Milan Dostal of Bay.
cr est. But, Mayor Howard
Rogers of Balboa and Coun -
cUman Ray Williams of Har-
bor View Homes joined Mr.
Mclonis and Mr. Ryckoff in
opting for the s maller faci-
lity. Mr , Ry.cko!f's motioo
fo r the 10.0():')-f\, buUdlog in-
cluded, however, a pto'fisioo
that futu re expanslon ~e con
s(dered In the design.
Dorothea Sheel~·. city li-
brarian, said Tuesday the
10,000-ft, design probably
means that plans to shlft
ller administrative hea1 -
quarter s !rom t he Ma riners
branch to .'liewport Center
wUI be scnpped. She said the
library's fect1ll!cal services
division, now loan old church
buUding on Balboa Island,
"''ill also tlave to stay there
or find another hOml' other
than the new Ubn.n ·.
City Manager W)'M esti-
mated that oolliltructloo on
the ne• bUildin& ••UI start
'ea.rly nut year, wtth com-
pletion nut Octobtr or No-
' ember .
Bf'sides borrowt.ng $2'97,-
000 from the cit}'ll'atel f\md,
and using $219.000 in build-
ing d€'velopment tues, the
city Is counting on $150,000
in fedt>ral revenue sha~
tunds to t~elp pay initial
costs. The land Ls being
bo ught from the Irvine Co.
for $270,000, pa rable over
10 year s.
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Balboa Assn.
elects Ewing
Kae Ewin« ol 1740 E.
Ocean Frontha.Sbeeaele<..1ed
president of the Balboa Pen-
Insula Poim Assn.
Other oftteers are n ee-
president But Sc hmll1t. trea-
surer W re F rost. seeretuy
BUI Gold, ramp chair man
BUI Gurr. membersh.lp
chairman Norma DUI, com-
munUy llai.eon ebair m&ll
Hir ry K.amph, publldty lDd
public relatioos chl.lrmen
Ann Giek and StU rley Moor e.
activities chairmen Jim
Preston and Earleoe Moses.
and police and fire ll.al.!lon
~halrman Robert Hirsch.
The association's boan'l
meets the secood Thursday
of eactl month. Members hip
informa lioo ts available by
calling Mr. Ewing at 64-t-
'!442 or Mrs. Dill at 675 -
'!892.
Teeners hurt
in car crash
Two Costa Mesa teea -ac:-
"r s suffered lacentloo.s
,.hen a car In wh.l.ch they
were rldUlg weot out of
cont rol and cn.sbed into a
brick wall on Estaocb. Dr.,
138 feet north of Swu Dr.,
at 1:50 a.m. June 13, Costa
Mesa pollee reported.
Sue J, Hsu·1. 16. of %404
Minuteman Way, suffere4 a
Ul ree:-lnch laceration oo her
fo rehead and a oa e.bch Ja-
ceratloo O'l'e.r her lett tJe.
'Wdertck A. Smltl'l. 11, ol
24-16& w. 16tb 91:,, tect:...S
a taunted left hand. Botll
ll'et'f' t:aUn b)· ambulan~ to
Hoag Memorta.l Hospt1al for
treatment. They w@re rldfn&
in a car drlveo by Paul R.
Hoff J r .• 17, of 860 Presldlo
Dr., Costa Mesa., wbo told
pollee he n s driving south
on Estancia Dr., started to
change lanes aDc1 lost con -
trol of the vehicle, going
into the wall.
Two separate shOpping
lists of open space parcels ,
have been compiled tor
study, One,costing fro m$3.5
to $6.9 mllUon, Includes 5
sttes proposed by CouncU-
mao Paul Ry ckoff. Another
Ust ot 21 parcels, without a
known price tq:, was co m-
plied by the cUy pa r ks. bea-
ches a.od recreation dept.
Claims ar e made that 559 (C O~TINUED o:-.; PAGE Z) and the stretch. to the oorth
more fi re hyd....,fs are oee -0 kay n e a r fo r ded. Including 87 where DO BURGLAR TAKES
$2 ,000 IN DRUGS
Couneilmen Don2ld Mc-
Innis of W€'s t :o;:ev.w rt and
Paul Ryckorf of Balboa Is-
land led the arguments tor
a smaller building. Mr. Mc-
Innis warned that th€' 18, ooo.
sq. ft. building wou ld '•over-
run or severeh· strain" the
city tax rat€', He r lted an
estimated $300,000 differ-
ence in bull ding costs as one
reason for chOOsing the
smaller sit.e. The LibrarJ
Board wanted H ,OOO feet of
the 18,000-ft . buUdinb d~vpJ.
oped lnitlali}', with the ottle r
4,000 feet being filled JatN
as the city gre"''.
MORE HOLDUPS IN C.M.
lt the COUDcU decides to
put the issue before voter s
ln November, a decision
would ha v€' to be made at th{>
July 26 meeting. The bond
issue could also be added to
the ballot nut March, when
the Newport-Mesa school
d.istrtct Is scheduled to hOld
Board of Education elec~
lions . A two-th irds major ity
of thOse voting would be nee-
ded to pass the bond lssue,
A stmUar. but\ower -pric~
park bond issue here tn 1972
got less than 60 per cent 'tO-
ter support.
CENTRAL BIBLE
CALLS PASTOR
Ceotra.l Bible Church, 190
t3rd Sti'Hl. Costa Mesa,
has called the Rev. Norris
Gompf to po.stor the church.
He wJU begin hls mlntstry
on July ll.
He r eceived his tninlng
at Tafbol Theological Semt.
nary 1n La M l..nda and has
been pa.stortnr for the past
7 years In HoltTtUt, Calli.
Ch>plaln II. L. Dady of
the Gleaners JaU Mlntstry
or Dr ane• County •111 be
lhe -cuest speaker for the
10:45 a..m. lf'OrlhJp serYlee
tbls SlltDday. ROD F'ast, youth
direetor tor tllt chUreh, wUl
JPII,k in the 6:30 p.m. ftl~
'towahlp hOur.
EUGENE SAUND ERS
OF HEIGH TS DI ES
Pamtt..-CODtractor Eu-
,.. Saoocter•. 66, ol SZ2'7
Broad, Nnport Hei(IU,
-Ft\diJ at Hoac \IOopiW. Fnenl aen1c.n were
ilold -7 al BoD -Broad·
ftJ Clllpll Ill COitt M .. ,
-~~~ ,.bortallll llu1Jor
Root mt-pulL. Tbo a ... Tort'J UlldnU .-e.
loci lilt .. -..
llr.-n,u.tn-
-. llld Uftd llort IS
,..... .. lA oonlftd b7 ........ -.
water mains are DOW avail-
ab1e. An a!Wtlonal 159 hy-d b d t
dr ants need lq)lndlng and recor u ge ;';,:.':ie7~;.~~~~r:o~~;
main aloog Oram!'e Ave, A record $Z2',5S9,llO an-quest for a '·jaws of life"
Mr. Hobbs, ID his report, nual budget was approved mach.lne !or riPPin& oper:
claimed the district r eQuires MoDday night by the ~ew-cars "''ith c nsh victi ms
only a 4 per cent reduction port Beach City Counc U -trapped inside.
tn der!ciency polnt.s to rea-almost. A final public hear-~ot included in the bud-
lite a class one fire rating lng on the budget Is set for get's br€'akdown of expen-
ln providing water whl!e the June 28• but agreement on ditures is <tn ~xpected pay
city must reduce Us defl-the 350 -page document wa.s raise ror all ell}' employees.
clenc}' points by 125 per made all but official this Current negotiations he-
cent, according to the 1975 week. tween manag€'mf'flt and em-
lnsun.nce servi~es offlce Covering th€' fiscal year ployee groups 1s expected
survey. Due to Improve-beginning July 1, the budget to result In pa\ rais€'s of
ments since the llme of the calls for spending about$1 ,9 at least 5 to G percent.
rating, the district is ei-mUllan mor e than t his year. However, the iZZ .5 million
pected to receive a class tt assumes that the local approved budget will lncludl'
one rating at t he ont ISO Pf'OP'. rt}' tu: rate of $1.16 f'\J n1s In reserve to tinan 'e
assessment, U was clllmed. per $100 assessed valuation such r. pay hlke. Even wit h-
.-\ burglar took dangerous
drugs worth about Sl,OOO
early Tuesday after brea k-
Ing into the Pa rk Lido Phar -
mat}' n€'a r fmg hospital.
Pollee w('fe all'Med at -1:49
a.m. by a silent t:ru rglary
ala r m in the-phar macy, lo-
cate<! at 351 Hospital Rd.
They arrived within minutes
to rind thf' glass back door
smas hed. Their investtp-
tlon showed that t he burglar
apparently a·ent straight to
an unlocked drug abinetbe -
hind the counter, too k
cocaine. codeine, mo rphlnf'
and amphetamines, and left
through the par ldng lot be·
forP police arrived.
Tile city Jacks 2' e:agt.ne will be ma lnta.lned. With rls-out the pay raises, employee,
companies and ooe ladder ln g assess ments. plu s 3~ salaries are expf'cle<i to SAL C:RI VE R INJU RED
company to attain a com. tacked ooto the special U-comprise about 72perrencor Prudec'lce Wong. 32, of
parable c.lass one rating, brary property tax rate to the total budget. 1629 E. Balboa Blvd., Bal.
yet there Is no provtstoo 1n Clnance a Newport Center boa. suffer ed a back injury
the city's 1976.77 budget Ubnry, tues will go up. lnchrded ln tht> OOOget is ••hen he r car was hil in the
Cor purcttase of any of the The exact amouDl of the $235,000 in etpected !edl'r -rear b}· a car Qriven by
required equ ipment, Mr. inc1'1!!ase won 't be known un-al r evenue sharifib funds. Gar y P. Lucier, 28, of li60
Hobbs pointed out Tuesday tU tbe county f1nlshes Us The money Js ea rma rked Monrovia Ave,, Costa Ml'-
of(ht, Tbe city muarer, ln count later tbls year . for police and fire equ ip-sa, while sbe ns stopp41'd
a recentletter to tbedlstrtct, Capital Improvement pro-meot, a $60,000 hl'lii:opter for a r ed llghl 00 ~E>wpo r1
reminded the district tb:at )ects are expected to cost landing pad atop polJrf' head~ Blvd. at Rochester St., Cos-
its roal of a class one rating $3.5 mW!oD. They wUI ln-quarters, and Sl 50,000 ta Mesa, at 10:10 a.m. June
ts oot shared by the city and elude a DeW bell-pad atop toward bulldlng t he ne· .... 11-U Costa Mesa polke re-
that ''there are ••H1ous coo. pollee hea&:~uarters ln New-bruy ln Newport (.'{>nter. poi-ted.
Sue F !cker of Ball'Oa and
Margot SldlliogofW est Ne~~o•
po rt ll?d sparse public op-
position to ttl€' new llhrary.
"[tis not rair,· said Miss
f!C'ker, '·to give extravagant
lfbr&r}' service to ooe com-
munif) at the expense or
another,'· She andMrs.Sk11~
li~ ar~l'(! that tht' older ,
smaller library branches in
thp!r neighborhoods would
bl' · nidl:'d'' to stock the
new fa d iHy, and thai thE'
cost of the ne~~o·UtJrary would
further postpOne oe@ded up-
grading of branch fa r Uttles
ln Flalhoa, West Nell-port,
Corona del Mar and West -
C'liff.
Seven! members and for-
mer members oft he Llbran
fl.oa rd noted tl\:l.t a laq::n
building no~~o• would be a for m
or farsighted f'C'ooom)·, be-
side rations and trnpUcatton.a port Center, rebabuttalloo
to be diaedssed prior to that of the Goldenrod footbrldee c M gets housing ~:.-c : ~d:,:S fle'!.~ ~~cy~~:Ot~u~1 tb~·~·,d:~ • • subs ,ldy ~~~:. ~~:::t~~r!~~~
ner g rot~ps in Hartor VIew
Homes, lrvlM Terrace,
··tt ts tUchJy quett~ooabte. or Jamboree Rd. and Super -
rtun thl1 attitude, whether lor Ave., and Installation of
ill the eftaf: o1 coaaolldaUon oew tratnc slgnlls .
tht City would cootlDUe the TwentJ new employHs
dl«Tlet'a eaptt.al lmpi'O'fe-•til be: acided to tbe cltypay~
m81t procn.m. lt Jt did not, ron, LocludtDc 5 poUeemeo,
the ttre protel:tloneapebUity 7 paramedJ.ct to operate a
of tM water 171tem woa.Jd 1eeond uolt to be added, 2
caM to tmpron alld could a.n.lmal C<latrol otncers. 2
dec:llae,'' tbt diJtrlet ooa· llbJUJ eft'll)loy~ts. t pr-
Mitut rtperted. bact meo IDd t street wor.
UDdtr tb1 Jtatt district ten. Allo. S3,600 wUI ro
r•rp•lutlon act. Mr. to a put .. Ume tramc c:aa ..
Rotlba claimed a dt.Jtrtct trot otncn to be auipld
eu bo ,..rpc~ ..., a ciiJ to tiJo 8-~faalla.
ooiJ ,II t1oo dlllrlet Ia •· Tbo Co-ell 1UMcl _,.
tlrety w1aall tM ~ a ~-lx' a flrt tlfCIM
of .... etl7. Seton! .,... ..., -to bo-..
of ... -..... cltotrtd lilt """"" -.w ..... (COitWat~ .CID ,... 6) ~ bu'W dDwa Wll t N•
T he t it)' of Costa Mesa aDd
Crocker Bank slplt'd lD
agreement Monday that prow
•Ides $200,000 in low -inter -
est oome Improvement loans
for quaUned ru ldents afthe
cit}'.
AppUcants mar receiYe
loans up to $3,0l0 each fOr
bouatnr reb:lbUitation undt.r
tbt pf'O&rlm. wbtch wu
made poulblt by a sso.ooo
l'rul tbt ell}' recehed tut
Jet.r trom tbe F'edenl 0.~
partm•t of HotlstQ& and:Ur .
bu Dofolopmtllt.
l...ol.u w.der the p~ram ww carry u lDterNC rae.
of S pet cent, eccordla( 110
Aatt...y V. CUDUta.to, 1M
city's houst..ac ana commu. Park Newport, Eut Blurt'
tllty development coor<Uaa-aod Cameo Shores-Cameo
tor . The city wlll subsldt.r.e Hlchlands backed up t De plea
the interest ratP with f\uw1s for tlle 18,000·ft . bullc11ng, u
from flit HUD grant llld y11J did President f rank Jank ot
(UJ.n.Mee ~yment of tbe COW Ctamber of Com-
loan• made by the ba.nk. me«.e.
accord.lnc to t.M agreement. COUDCUwoman Lucille
To Ql&l.llfJ tor loa.nt under
tbe procnm. M.r. c an .... rta -
to •td res.•deat• maat tine
llnld LD. tbe dwtUlnl to be •mswo•t4 Por at least one:
JIU, bu e len thaD $!:.500
1a ..-..otn.rttw.ntbed'Wt l·
1 ... (tloo ttmit Ia $5,000 lor
ptfiiDDI onr are 60) aDd
meet taoome rtQUirem.u
of tloo )mllfim •
Kuehn of lniiH!! Terrace.
a leadtr of the drlYe for the
oew Ubnry, noted thai more
tbaJ:I 22.000 people Un'Wtth·
1o ' mUM of the llbnrt
site. She cal ltd oo the Coon~
ell to '"IIIOH tor the pd:
s los " 01. lbort..eU.Lac tbt
Hbn f1 ,..tm, ud tote br
tb• blcler bu.U-.
Sbt ..... Jotood b7 c--
eu mtn P.C.r Buf'ttt 11
•
Ten armed robberies have
been· committed tn Costa Me-
sa so far this month, Polfrt
Sgt. Samuel Cordeiro an-
nounced this w@f>k.
A wh ite male, a.boul 28,
with a 38 cal. revolvPr ob-
tained a.boutSI ,OOOfrom Ma .
nage r fredl'rick Knapp m th€'
Sale,.·ay Market, 2230 Fair-
view Rd., Costa Mesa, at
~:30 p.m. Sunday, Ttle sus-
pect had ..... ·aite<l until closing
Hml' to enter as the mana-
ger was collf'Ct1ng receipt s
from cash registers, Sgt.
Cordeiro sald.
Robert Werne r, GO, store
·ter\o in the t;. Tote-M Mu-
lr.et, II j8 SunDower Dr., was
hit on the head b)' a beer
r an but not Injured v.·hen 2
male :o.;egroes acC'oste<l hlm
at 9:43p.m. June ll , police
s.aid. The)' escaPf'(t ll'lth
about $~5 worth or beer and
•Into.
T•·o maJP Mex-kans, about
21, used a ki'IUe to obtJ.ln
$164 In • C'\l rrency from
Charles T. Leather man. 25,
C}"Press, monpy he had 00·
talned from selll~ person-
al items at the swap meef
on the grounds of the Orange
Count)' Fair at 1 p.m. June
13. The victim was attempt-
ing to close h1s veh1C'letruok
and wu approached from bt-
h!nd by the suspects, wbo
took an E!ll'fl"lope from the
trunk wltb the maDey ud T'UI
from tbt vtcUm.
Two female white adUlts
with a semi...autornaUc pul -
led an ar med robbery at
2200 Newport BtYd •• at 8:S9
p.m. Juoe 14. The womtP
took ulmdetermbttd amout
of cub from a male clerk
Ia Bob. ,..., Uqoon, .....
lice obtaioed a partial Jl.
CIUf •mbtr of I ftblClt
_.,1, drl... bJ • IOalo
wblte adlllt. Tbl M-at•
mtd 1'CitlbuJ wu Jtm.Dar la-.. --..., ~-rt-trl-pM•
d>IJ --,. ........ pair, 1\tt. ~-.
Two fe iTll.!es and a ma le.
all ln their 20s, obtained
$330 eash from a c!erll: In
Mesa Verde Liquor, 1520
Baker St. Ooe of the fe-
males and the male eotered
the shop whUe the third fe-
male remained In a car oot-
s ide. The female produced
a pistol In her parse and de-
manded the cash a.s the male
~~o•atched. She was described
as being about S feet, 5 ln-
hes in height with acne
scars on her fa ce and with
large hips. Thfi> male was
r1 e-ser tbed as having black
hair wtth a pon)' tall. ·
T•o young men forced a
c le rk to haod over S142 cash
In the Fotomat store, 3009
Harbor Blvd., neerng ln an
old foreign car.
Th~ earlier armtd rob~
berles Included $160 from
the Spir its Sr.oppe, 2602
Newport Blvd., Sl 56from tbe
Costa Mesa Inn. l 20S Harbor
Blvd., and about $50 casb
from the Str Char les LIQUOr
Store, 2981 Brtstol St.
HURT IN CAR CRASH
Shan.m Nadjaflnla. 21, of
1!2'5 McCorma('k AYe., Cos.
ta Mesa, IUftertd flc1al 11.~
ceratloos aDd a possible
fractured right wrttt tD a
tralftc t cetdeat ll the
Oranre Cout CoUece ;.rk~ tnc lot at z:so p.m. J-. t,
H• also oornpla:J:IIed of paiD
ID ll11 De(:.t ud bacll t.Rd
lila car t«ltllttd ru.Jor riCIIt
•kit dt~. 8t wa bl bf
a ear drtY• by "....a. E.
.,_,...,., 20, "' lit ltoa st., Co.ta w.._
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THE BEE LINE
PICTURED at tbe "ltoF a.rthrltis .. tullloo
laacbeoa, left to r1et1t Dee I...oekhatt, San
Elmore and la.oet Brtntle. Dee is weartnc
tbe money hal. (Jane)· Bforls photos.)
• • • •
• STOP ARTHRITiS LUNC HED!"'
8 E•Ls
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Wlft Cuail AUtl, V.U.. 8 .. UW.
11c1o1c. 111ur •-. no llanloiUod Fno
IODM • • • ltlll ••e lilld eo diMee tD
..... -lholr--· ~al .... ,. to -lol.roollaJ ,.._,
AI tile -bi>IN, .. ...,_ fOil Ia
ion wtat f"~• tuu Cl.t'dl ~ •• beM.-
Wid IWICI palllod -lalo-loU Ill-. 1teJ maftlrr Md IIUAd hem • to ._. u
I .-.,. sift • , , 0111 Ill !be onpoall6
1M .UU hU 141 Tbe t.ebeae bbll flower•
t'.On!plemented tbfm ill eolorl4 c:liJ tbt lllllb-
jed of •eddilcJ .•. tt was Ia.'• Md
Reid'• 5ltit Ulllrera,.,. Titer Wft't Jdfll
to tUt a spedal a'IUtiJ dr'lfl 110ft!rwtn1..
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.......... w1pad .... , ... .. -.. .... -1011 ...
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Jeolle "'-· ..., """ ... ... lll<lr -to-ld-vuuc:e ol wttat •Lid n•
antllble.
Tbe)' •• a 1.Jcb1 011 lhe
bo.rtJoa IIDd J t1ant orrr •
spu of tome 15 mlalttes.
T...,. nWed to llelp a oftlp
ID diltrfsJ tilt fOtiDd DO flp
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.... .fa.ttbe.r .... ad d' .,..,...
.............. ol bad .....
thet, wet c.....,. were-...
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bltd:: clold .-nd IIIICI a ARVO E. HAAPA, owner .attd publlsnet of the En sign
··~~OOQQO~O~··
(Continued from Page I )
on this fancy project as a ta'!' hike
or a bond issue? How high a priority
would you give to a quarter million
dollars for stage acting · as against
meeting your own daily expenses of
keeping your household above wate r
and paying the taxes that are already
near the confiscation level! You know
very well what you would do: You would
vote this grease-paint scheme down
like a t on of bricks, and right now!
Tbt Carousel room of tiM! Newporter
loo wu lively wlth members and frieods
ol the Newport B~ch AuUHU) to Arthritis
Fouodatloo of Oraft&e County at their f@Ctnl
STOP Arthrttla fashion luocheon. Aperitifs
•ne served prior to I he lun <'heon, at11'hlch
t1n1e dark-hatred Oft Lodthart modtoJed
the pretty, large and temiJ(Im~ mone}' ttal
deslgnl!!1 by Jlill lMrs. Lester) Elmore. ~o
one questlooed the head stu!! Opportunlt)'
tkkE:ts ~~o·en• av.allable on other things •.•
dlnnprs for two, ~:oreeous colorful hanf(.i.J~
baskets, loads of t1estrilbles. On ea r-h tat•le
was an attrar tlvely ll."r.llpped pal"bge, ear-h
one dU'Ierent; onl}' the lurky ooml •er dra't'fl,
whtr h was the same for all tallies, coold
t:'lalm the prize. Same procedure forthenQr•
a I centerpieces.
flf't'e and lhet't at tbe tibles wes-e .,,,
Allee Ayres, Haul Det--r. Melt kiP Xillp..
I e)' (another c~lr cotfhrel Mlt:Je Nlfdeatr,
Sue Apjanbtn, C-nrt Weu,er, Marion La~
vpllt, n,eJITd Thomas, Etbell)'D WaJter,Su-
att HucheA aoo Mary Lofe~. Enryou
en)Jyed the cold utmoo HrYed wUb beafl
sprouts, rucumberJ In .sour cream and freMI
trutts1 Just rigtlt for a ''bid tad pby•• a.fter. ..... OCC picks top citizen llllt -laid tllo -onr to ow Gdt, H't'fJ'tiJ -two-OOioltllo fllab a..d OM o.l olt~utay~
aall, .. _,, -lilac BomeU (Mrs. HarYey)
Peue of Batboa lt'la.od ll
Oruce Cout College'• ou(.
staodiO@ citiuft of 1776, Sht
was honored at OCC's !8UI
t'OmmtDOtmeut eurd.es
last Thursday,
The Costa Mesa City CoWlcil knows
very well that that is . just what would
happen if you local folks had a c hance
to vote . But wh y give you folks s uch
a privilege! Here is some of that free
m oney from Uncle Sam, who is busted
fiat, owing m ?r e than a half TRILLION
dollars, and go ing deeper into debt
every minute of the day. Why not grab
some m ore of this free fed money ,
and thus hasten the ultimate day of
reckoning?
But, of course, it isn't free money .
The Costa Mesa COWlCil knows that,
and kn ows also that this boondoggle will
be paid for by the local taxpayers,
and t hat the cost will be more than
the quarter million dollars --a great
deal mor e, because of the atlded cost
of the federal br okerage fee and the
bureaucratic red tape expense. And the
exorbitant cost will come out of the
local folks' pocketbooks, only in this
case it is disguised as hi gher price
of goods caused by inflation,
• • • •
Ou r hostess at table 23, Janet Mrs.
Lanr-e ) Bti11tle, won ltK.-prett~ paC ~.!!!':t:, :!:t
arra~· of Este Laul1ftr pr<~ttlflers. -;,. le 23
seemed to lN!' Ln tltP '-''iMPr's c~rrle, 'u!
Helton Gunbi!Jier ~~o·o·• !l1t> !lora ! t·entftr.
piPce AXD a rouM triJJ ni ·n r fo1 r~·o, c<>·.
tl~ttoo Taho{-~ Others at lhl s tabiF wpre
Betty Rasp, Madge F!n{'ll, [uruce Wood-
worth, ZethJ Purtm.1on (most interesting
lady), Lubtca Branctt, Bet:t) [).:. La V~e
and Bert) Joim50fl,
Marion tMrs. Rl• hard) Fuller, presldt>nt
of the Auxiliary, ~~o·etcomC'd all attending,
thanking them tor their support, at1o'lillJ!' fur·
titer th:mks to the mernLers for their work
m thil'i sut:'eessful affair. Bett ~ E. Elias,
t hairrnan of tht> Orange Count~ Founctalion,
explain!'f"l all monies raised ht>re ~~o•ent to
support t~ Orange Count}" dlnlt-, I under.
stand, ac<:Ordlnt: to figures, there are more
iftthrlr lc vir'llms in this area than in am
other area of the same siz~ ln the nation.
Elaine (Mrs. Gordon ) Berlin, JunrJ;it"'O•
chairman, directed tr.e 11ra~~o·Jngs. Florence
Smales, who had brought her o .. .-n models,
rommentated the '·morn to late evening'·
bshlons, plus a goodh spl2sh of spri~hfl}
sportwear, all from local shops.
At Jan Elmore's raltJ e were \o·annl Sturgis,
Nell Rlake, Gr:l.ce Mehrens, Jackie Marino,
Ruth Fortune, Man Ann :-tuh and Helen
Circle; more were Dee Lockhart, Bea Turk·
er, Rose Mary Meldrum, Kathy Sheridan
and Donna Pennington. At anotlte r table
we sa11.' Mmes. Frank Tharln, Arthur C. J.o.
"''ell, She lton Ingle, Randolph Doll and Louise
Winter. lnctclentally, Betty Staples R3Sppro-
vlrted pW!o music wllh just the righ t mood
and tempo for all, even the m011Pisl:
• LUI'+CHEON AND BR IDGE AT SACC
CO. HOSTESSES at a brl.d!!(e·luoc.:hfOD at the
Santa Ana Country Club: Mrs. 8ayardRyrter,
at lett, and Mrs. Rt>ld Wallion.
• •
• '•SPRING ISTO Sli~tM ER ''
Toni and Mark Armistead sal~ II was
· sprlnc: lnto summer'' of this blceotenniJI
)'ear, a couple Saturday nights put at their
Dover Shores hOme. Patriotic colora every.
where, each flower t rnncement of red,
white and blossoms, alaro featured a aUk
fiag and a rt"'l, .. hfte and blue m!Jliature
hot alr balloon. {n the p:aUo at one end
of tta> pool, a Polish mu.lcal group pbyed
lively mu le and their Sunshlne Trio kept
laughtftf I(Oina wtth songs madfo up on the
spur of the moment, uslng one or another
ot the ,uest's name in their song, as t~t
~tuest arrived. The dlntng table and the buf·
fft f were heav} ladt"'l wUI! hot and ,·old
'fishes of all kinds .•• ont> ctrtaJnly could
not go away hl.tn'iP'}.
A cnduate ot Whittle.r
College tn 1932, Mrs. Peate
was an element.an tcbool
tearher In Orange for 4
)'eu s. She leu lived in New.
port Beac-h Slnct' 1~7 and
has resided oo Balboa Is land
lor the put %5 ynra:.
She has been active 1n
PTA work aM ls the paR
pr esident of the Corona del
Mar elementm vhooJ PTA,
Newport Harbor hlgh l<'bool
PTA, U1e HartJor PTA Coun.
rU and tilt' Fourth Dtstrlt1
PTA,
She hu been awarded a
CaUfomla honorary life
membership and t nttlonal
honora r}· life memben:hlp
In PTA.
She served oo the boa rd of
directors for the Child Cut.
daorp Center for 7 )'ears
and ts past presldentofHar.
hor Key, local .auxllbr )' of
t h .. Ch!Jd Guidance Center.
She ts a member of the
Corona del Mar Communlt)·
C ht~rch aDd has been a mem-
tJer of the <:hu tch ehOlr lor
25 years; ~st president of
the Ne~~o·port Harbor -Cost.~
Mesa unit or COOrch Women
Unltert, aJ){t current vict>-
presldtfll ·of the S;9uthern
Callfornla and Soutben~ Ne.
.-ada CJIUtdt Womf'tl United.
For 3 years l ltf.' lt>rved
on the Orangi.'CountyCancer
Soclet~· boud and received
a canrer ,-ruurte service
;lwa rd for 10 years of let-
viet. Stlt rt"CelvM a ct>rtl-
flcate of apprtdtUoo tor 15
)'e2U of volunteer ~rvk•
wtth the l\atiooal Fwndatlon
of the Marcil of Dimes.
t.tn. Peate Is past pr~aJ.
dent of the Espnsso Club of
tile Harbor Area, ap oreanl-
utloo thatpromoteslnterHt
In rue-arch, prevention and
treatment of kldntty dLJea•·
ses.
She Is a t'l12rter mentber
o( both the N~n Beach
Hlttorlcal SocJety ano1 the
Newpor1-Mesa Flth O:~pn.
lr.atJon, which Is JPOniOred
b)' the Harbor Councu of
C hurehes. Other memr,er-
al'llpt ind ude the Mar!W)
Center of Educ·aUOfla l Ther.
apy, American As!i0Cia11on
of Unhenlt)' Women, IJC
lnlu~ Interfaith Councu, uc
Irvine ToYo·n and Cown, Or-
anc;ft Count)" AJiodatloo for
Me:~U.I Health, United NJ.
lions · CouUU1e Chapter,
Falr Housing Council of Or-
ange Cou nty, li nlttd Fund,
and Arthritis FuM,
But let's not pick on Costa Mesa
alone. The same issue of the Ensign
carried a legal notice for the City of
Newport Beach: uGeneral revenue shar-
ing planned use report." The amount
was $144,434 for public s afety, in-
c luding such items as helicopter en-
gine and r adios , power generator, fire
ho s e s, armchairs, lockers, and police
car supplies.
Frannie (Mrs. Oa)'ard) Rh1Pr anli Jean
(Mrs. RelctJ Wasson didn't ·take over•· the
Santa Ana Country Club, IJtu lhe~· dlli claim
a sizable portion tor their luncheon and
brid~te party Last ThurSt1a\'. Ttte raln didn 't
dampen spirits oop d ro~ ... alter all,
what better way to spend a rainy dar! Therp
were 30-plus there to provt> II. Of course,
it wasn't so good for the-men's golt tourne),
The Ar mlsteafi.t' dauglrter, Kelly, helped
serve. She ts the onE' wlttt wa ll to wall
ribbons whlr h she has won at tw:~rse shOws,
Kt>IJl has both a hunt t>r and )Jmper and
rides English su·te wUh eue. DauJitter
VUtkl Qelaney and husb:mc1 were there t.llo,
with llfU~ Tltfanr EalanJ .O.Iane)', Others
attending inclUded John Wayne, the Duke
himself; singer Jtff Apaka of Hawaii; Bea
and Tex Tucker; MarJiyn and Phtl Anthony,
lar Rene anti Tom Warrf>D, and Johnnie
La Shellt, . Mor t> were Lura :and Ar t Mc-
Kenzie, Ka}· .5t@J)hen• Von Aldenbru ck tot1
brother Jim KoJlJ(ra; Roger and Dee Lock·
hart, Peggy and Btu Kennedy, Fran aod
Kent Gately, Lena Weaver and Evelyn and
Max Btnswanger ••• plus all the others!
Our en_toyment ~~o·as helgtllened whe11 11·e
could slt down and just talk to HUiel (tha t's
part of Toni's Hawaiian name, which hal
su ch a love))' mea.n.Jng) • , • she just a-ot
back from eelebraUng her l.tlrthtta}" thert
..• and to hear Mark tell about his mtnia·
lure railroa1, the M and T, an old time
Lionel with over 250 feel of raU, and 1 be-
lieve It has 4 or so ell(Jnes!
N.B. COUNCIL ACTION
uFr ee" m oney again, but, of course,
the Newport Beach City CoWlcil also
knows that it isn't free, and should
kil ow that here is an area where getting
federal handouts is especially perilous .
This is t he mo st sensitive field of all
for federal encroachment --local law
enfor cement. The big gover nruent boys
who are busily building up the federal
bureaucracy are particularly interest-
ed in l ocal police, for the police must
be taken over and brought Wlder the
thumb of Big Brother before complete
power can be centered in Washington,
D.C. That is wh y concerned patriots
say, "Support your local pollee, and
keep them independent." Keeping our
local police Wlder local authority is
absolutely essential if we are to save
our nation from dictatorship. • • • •
As a welcome antidote to this Costa
Mesa and Newport money grabbing, what
a pleasure It is to read this news item
in the Santa Ana Register: "Los Angeles
City CoWlcil members have voted Wlani-
mously to move toward giving up fed-
eral law enforcement program fWlds
rather than put up with federal hiring
regulations and quotas ••• City CoWl-
cUman Donald Lorenzen blWltly awnmed
up the CoWlcll's feelings: 'Tell them
in Washington to go straight to hell •••
They are taking away our right to legiS-
late what happens in our city'."
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, you
ue invited to follow SUit.
•
The cozr roorn, just a fe~~o· steps down,
was perf£'CI pla rP for tht> ladies to sip
champagne or ~~o·hatt>ver, and chat. Especially
dellghtM chatting wUh LuctJJe Suhr, whose-
borne Is actuall)' Georgia, but she spends
much of her ti me here ... almost her
second home , , . anrl I hadn't seen her
for some time. In talking with Olive (Mrs.
Dana) Latha m, learned that a Dana Lattdrn
memorial had b(>en established by the Los
Angeles County Bar AssoclaUon. Mr. Latha m
had, among other things, served several
years as president of the Association. Olive
was very happ} lo have been altle to attend
the artalr held ln his memory.
• • •
l love the town of Durango, Colorado , , ,
old, quaint and It too has a ra.Uroad, narrow
~auge, the Denver and Rio Grande, ttla.t
provtdu day lone 1eenk trtps. Theno'l a.lw
an excellent college. To rna~ a long story
short {Is it vke nr .. ?), our nelghbon
Diane and Tom Carey are tttue now, their
Mercedes loaded with aU ldndl a( things for
daughter Rebecca, who wUJ be ma rried after
graduation. AND, our friends, the PeUt·
vrlns, are aJ90 to Durango, rendezvoustnc
-..·tth their daughter and .on.in·law, Jan
J nd Dan ~pn, whole son Matthew was
r,.,rn in that town • • • Set> what Clll happen
111 a town u.med Durancol!
Clustered b)' the view wlmtow •. , Dee
Sullivan, Bess Morris, Ellie Sawyer and
Allee Walker; •close b)' were Flori Noble,
Helen Waddell (new halr··do, ven· chid , lsa.
CHURCH NEWS
• LUTHERAA Ct1 URCII
OF THE MASTE R, 2000 Pa-
c lfk View Dr., llariJor View
HUls • Beginning this week.
enr:!, worship services will
be held at 5 p.m. Saturdays
aM 9 a.m . Sundays. The
Saturday services ~~o·JII br
less formal, and the Sunday
serrices wut be Utura:tcal.
VaeatiOfl chUrch school will
be held June 21 to July Z
from 1:15 10 3:30p.m., age
3 through 6th gnde,
* PLYMOUTH CONGRE.
CATIONAL CHURCH, 3262
Broad St., New-port Helghtl
-The Rev. Tom HamUton
wtll preach at the 8:30 t.rtd
10 a.m. Sundly s.e"tctS oo
the topic, "How did Justus
IMI?'' ~ baled 00 Acts 1:
JI-Z6.
• ST. JAMES EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH, 3209 VI> LI-
do, Newport • "Cocl un.
Hmlttd.'' a pe.rt of tht AUe~
kill CommunitY uDder trw~
dtrtcUoa of tM a.,, Thom-
1.1 Belt of Atlaota, Ceoral.l,
and~ An->, wJU
lead tht muieal porUOD of
tbe et:arllmaUc ma~tat?:SO
p.m • .....,. The ...., wtu
bt proeaded " • pollack
-aod tamllrtallowoftlp at e p.m. 81:, IJtnH il DOW
oa ill •.mmer K '*'-lt ot
8 (lnr:J 10 a.m. Slmday ser·
VICeS until Labor Day.
• ST. ANDREW'S PRES.
BYTERIAN CHURC H, GOO
Sl. And re,.·'s Rd., Cliff Hav.
en -Or. Ct12 rlts Dlerenfield
wll1 preach at 8, 9~30 and 11
a.m. S!.tndayon'·Oestinatlon:
Paradise!''
• THE !!ARBOR TRINITY
BAPTIST CHURCH, 1230
Baker st., Costa Mesa • Tht
II a.m. Sunday messaaewtU
be based on A('ts !:37~47 •
The Rev. Bill French wUJ
"reach at tht 7 p.m. service.
• A parish summer sertn
will be held J1111e U , 30 and
July 7 at St. Wtchael'a and
All Ancels' Eplac:opal
C hurch, 3233 PaclllC Vlt1'
Dr., Harbor Vltw HUIJ. Tbt
evenlncr •UI bt(tn with 5:30 p.m. pnyer, folJowed b)" t
potluelc IUIIPfr a.nd a pro ..
cnm of mu1te at 7 p.m.,
ltd by frtDt Blucl.
NAVY Sn.mu Ree'i'uU Ro~
btrt J. CarillOn, 101 of Mr.
tad Mra. Robert J. Carl100
or 319 Monte Vllta, Coata
lltll, hu completed rt•
enut tniD!IIc It tho Noru
TnloJDc C-r, SID Dttco.
A tormtr ltld«<t ot WIIIJ.
kill HJctl lebool, Loac Bttcb,
bt jol8od tile NlfJ to Much,
It'll,
• A proaporllr 1tml .. r RADIO SYSTEM T AKEH
wJU bt --thll Sot-Aa tJpt !nek tldlo ., ••
urdlty by the Rt\', EltiDOf etm ud 12 f01t bltltr7,
J•e-atthoNnponHu. b0tJ1...,. ..-11 tao.
bor Ctlareb of RtUcSO.aSet.. wen .eoa. from tH car
eoeo, 541 Cooler at., c-fl KtoJa Al<lll, -.ua,
Mt•. The topte II •• Ffyt W'.U. pe..Ria(l ia 1 ,...., ..
tor• to loe...,. ,..r proo •. ut Plr!ttat lot ot 1110 llor-ponty," ~ 1o 11 110r Bl""' c--,..
8:10 .m., llld tile ella will 11eo """'""" .., _,
bt held IJ'om Q a.m.to4p,m, .lliDt14. '
In a marathon meeting that
lasted past Z a.m. Tunday,
the-Newport Bear h Co uncU
okayed a 10,000 sq, ft. Hb-
rar)· in Nev.'J)Ort Center, ap.
prov~ r master plan for
the Marlna.pa rk mobllehomf'
park, and dJJCUUe<l the pro.
pond $2Z mU11on bUdget.
A plaMed dlsCUIIIon of a
muJU.mUilon dollar open
5PICt' boM lltue wu post -
poned to nftxt month,
Besides lhesl! ma;or ts.
sue1, the Council arted on
the follov.·Jng ace-nda ltentl:
• THE ARCADE ~~tea of
Central Newpo rt ll'U\ i el a
ne•· trarnc rontrol plan, but
a plea by the Old Spa.~t:hettl
Facto r y rutaurant for a
chance tn ttsoff·.t.llreet park-
in& arranrementswa1 denied
until tht> new tnfflr system
ts ·tested.
• DANGEROUS DOGS that
3ttark other animals are the
sutJject of a Df'"' or4'1tnan ce
lnl roducftd and passed 10 2nd
rtadlfl(. Owntouafsuclt ctogs
woutd have to pay fines or
'EO to J;atJ, and their dogs
("auld llf' ordt>red muuled.
·CANNERY VAILLAGE
Ann. ~Jot permiulOn to put
up dlstln(tJvp stref't stens
tn that touatncss area.
' APPOlNTMENT of rt~
pla("cment for RldJ Ta)'lor
on lhf' litter <'Ontrol eom .
rn ltlte w.u postponed to July
Z6.
• DRIVEWAY rt"Qucst was
okayed for the Jane Parks
propftrt)' at 1610 E. B.1lboa
Blvd,, B:r.llm.
• RETAINING WALL 1A"a:.
approved for Cha rles f)ed.
man's blufi pJ'OS)@rt}' at 33Z~
Or-ean Blvd., Corona df'l
Mar, In the public r lp;ht-of ,
way, wtth thf prov111on th~1
the permU Is revocaltle.
• TOWING contract with
the pollee dept., sought by
Thomas Qulntln, II'U poJt·
pon t<t for diSCUIIIOfl July 26.
'" THE £NSICN submitted
the lo•• bid ana wa1 again
~"Msen to publtsh the city's
tecal aclve rttJing ror the
1976-77 fts..,,J rHr.
Family picnic in park
The Newport BeachparkJ,
beachu and reerea.Uoodept.
and the Marlnttltchool Pf'O
are ipOOIOijftC tht 3rd an ..
null old tathtontd fourth o(
July ftmtly picnic at Mtrl~
ntu Park on July I.
ruth·tUts wlll beJln wtth a decorated blcyelt parade
wtth "rttet for ach l(t
J f'OUP , Dick Pauley, u mll·
ter of etrtmoaSn, •tll wet.
come tht piCIUektrt. En.
tt rtalnm.t •lU f•turt tbl
Newport Jau ERHmblt,
Yoatll mustclaM b«wttnthl
SCH oJ 11.11 -wUI lie
bl.d: 1000 tr0m I JNISical
!oar of Ha...U. Jolla Llod·
foro lo dlroctor, Tile Mul-
llttl School Srlart1t IJartn
WW pertwm, aDd tlttn trW
bt -· ol Bul>orlllap .,.., -illl(trl-UllYtroiiJ Hlp II lnlot,
...... lk lllciiJ l4d ., Roth
BUMI.
G-IDd _,.will bt
-.. r Ill -· , ..... , na.o ., ... __.. ..
pin ned, wUII IIIIMuc:t
from tht preltht ud future
JtuMDI body "rtlldtntl of
En11gn middle school and
Newport Harbor hlch ICtiOOI.
MARGUERITE KALASH
IS DEAD AT AGE 53
Marcuerttt Kal••b. ~3, of
2001--Debonh, Harttor Htctt-
lall4jl, dlod .. _, at st .
JoMph'• bolpttaJ In Orlll•·
A memortal H"lct wu
btld Yttttrdly morulae at
8-.H•·IItl'l•roa Chaptl Ia
Coroaa. dt1 Mar, eoodllcttd
by tM Rtf. Bnot Kl.rrlt,
Bwr11J .... prtntt.
M fl. ICaJub. I M!loloiOINIIOOcttal aau... -., U•tct bert 2!
,..,.., Silo 11 oom•od "
her 111-, Gootp; dlloP· lora-._ ... fl
c--•-c~am.
btrlall ol ... Pradoco, b __ ....,_
of M"""" Bolell, ud I ,..-.........
lo lito fl a..oro, tile to.
•UJ' -a1rt1 flllMW' .. lilt-,_llol.
ttoom. Tile -1lowiJac ... from tbe liC*tll HttDtd btal
.. bloWialtflom ba<k .. c •.
Jllomla. Tilt! .. lllloc """ tened 1D tor a ll'nlcb NeMd
rett, bat t~ wert awu ..
eaed It % a.m. by aa tftfa-
mllbr daaldnc DOIH, and
to tbdr arrprtH, J S!ltp
... cro.tac tlwlr liar ..
board about ZOO ya.rdf away.
They made ncHo COMact;
Jt was the Ruutao Shiel Po. ..-. The oest momJ.ac brot.t(hl
more h:Jcb uu but calmer
wind•, and aner they cot
out of the lfCODd ttorm,
fhtnc bfc:ID to klok better.
On tbe lothcbyouttbeymad('
thrir flnt nm or 100 1mot1
;~ cby. On tbt lZtb day they
ran downw!M trltft the rea.
r ber wlnced out oo Ute tpln·
nake r pole. the rac-ber pro.
ceeded to wrap U.U around
the fUrll.ftg ~ an4 beadJtay
before the)' , .t>OUtd ut the
pol• prq>ert.IJ pyod,
At this polnt tbe weat~r
wu cood, nartpdoa work.
inc well, aod t~ did DOC
han to staDd rep.luwakh-
e•f than.Q: 10 tbf HI! lteer-
Jac vane. On the 16th and
17tb day more hriak wlDds
and hJCit seas, Wtaotflt18th
day It wu bUd.nJ weatheruct
a pro>-ct repair 111)', mend.
inc; aaua, rtorpnJ&iDt
thf.oJJ rortheumpteeoth~
•lth the clothes' lt1U il et.
On tht 29ttl cit)' Uri top.
piJic 11ft bro .. , eaullat to-
convenience 'llf'IUe rttflac
the maln nil; the eactoe
wu ovtr httted from char.
ctng the bltttrlel. The 20th
day wu tlke :a clortoul
Fourth 0( July at the bea ch,
Jnd they now found li me to
relax, to retd, to tajoy thf
sea rab u Jt 1mootbly uUed
ovtr tne blue P:ldnc.
The equator .. -as crossed
on the 24ith day. On the 2~h
day Rorer siiOutf'd, ··Lind
ho!" as 1tlva Oa came into
vtet~o· and they wert 111111
on target, They hove to (Or
th"' night I I about Hi mllH
ott fhe itllnd. Tl~tnextmor.
nlng they "rocHded IIOQ(
fhP coast tow:a rdt TraiiOr'J
Bay,
One month co thf hotlr on
March 1 Ute)' lflt ant·bor at
Taa Huku Bar, a ptnf!IH
they shared wtth 4 other
IJOals. Tht> nut day they
wa.tk.ed t couple of Mlltl to
lht town oC Atuont .. lth all
,f lit 3 Jtortt, a Cathutk
Jad ProteltantChtii"C'h, pOst·
Otft<'t1 Jendarmt'l ofllc#, a
rutaurant opened DOW llld
then, :and the crave of Cau.
,In, .After cltannce at tmt.
.-ration thf'y went to a local
stort and had a COld bHr
for 90 frucs; the 110rt wu
out of bread.
For tbf rtmatndet or the
wttk they cuually eleued
tho S<aral>, dolnc a..ndrr
and ahlrt111 communal
meat•. Thtlr lllt lo the <'0·
mtnr •ttb wUt bt prtmt ~
tlve, Villtlnc: the ttvu&J Is~
lands of the MarvQHII •Uh
their remote vUia(ts, H •
eluded eo1u; '-'ttt, Tshl ..
u, Ud thea tnt BlttUte Day
celtbntsoa oa July 14.
Ia tM w-..rn world mao
Is -. by w11ot he -· In tl\t tuttn world man tJ
kAown by •hit be ctrumt.
A IUtto DUG IDd II .....
cJoold ehUd <lartd to dream
IJid ofttr drtlmtrt tllt fol. lowtoc......,
Tr.ty INIJ&Yel trbo ftlr, '""' ............. ...... DOt dtaol!l;
8tiDd-ol tile holm
ol,..rllllp,
PnMrYt tM *'-Ia aDd 1011•.
.. -
lAt.; lOA
•
Buy at wholesale
factory direct prices.
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OPEN 7 DAY' 9-5
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CAN YOU
AFFORD TO LOSE
IF A BURGLAR DECIDES
TO BREAK INTO YOUR HOME
OR BUSINESS TONIGHT ?
Sea Coast will plan
your home or business
security system.
Phone
642-3490
Now!
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OEBt.:T A 'fTES woo ma1a: thelr bow to societ} at tbe
Jun,. 12 Empire ball are, seated lett to r lgbt, t.HcbeJ
Rutt, Sparling, Ellut,ett. Trenary Barden and RUex Yage-
0
f
mann; standlng, Karln Weuer, Karin Joan Orr, Julie
Marie Oberg and Lori Ell%abeth Good. Tht> sponsor ts
Harbor Key or t111• Child Guidance Center.
EMPIRE DEBS MAKE BOW TO SOCIETY
r hi> rormal pr~>sentatloo
of 7 Orange County young
lar11~>s took plac~ Saturday
"V~>nlng, June 12, at the l2tt•
anuu:tl Emplr~> rtebotanh> !Jail
<t the ~t-wporter Inn. Th"'
b:.tll Is spon.•;or<><l ~>a~'h year
by Hartx>r Ke)' of the ChUd
'juldance Center of Orange
::: JUnty,
The Monte Carlo Room
..-as decorated for the ball
wltta spring flower s aod pot-
~ed tree roses. A wh lte trel-
COORDINATI~G PLANS for the 17th annua l commodore's
ball or tbP "~>wport Harbor Chamber of Commerce ar e
r halrman V!n .Jorgensen, •·enter, and 2 of his l'O-chatr-
men, CP.~·U Shtrar, at IPft, and Torn Rll~>y . uther "CJ-
chalr rnen UP Gur r talr, ,Jim Felton aflol · u r} Babbitt.
The ball, scht>t1uled for this F rlday evening, June 18,
at Itt~> Balboa kay C'JuL, will feature the c·rowntng of
Miss • ""wport k~>at h and presentation of thP r::ommodore
of th~> year awar·J, lnlti31Pd last year in honor of thE'
late f'On•mO<Jon.> Thf'O Robins.
BALBOAN TO GET SENIOR Cl TIZENS
ACHIEVE AWARD TO HEAR SONGS The Newport Harbor Sen-Willian Fr t>t1erkksoo Jr .
or f-lalbo.t, who retlr~ last
ye.tr a'i ven~>ral manavPr or
Los Ang~>les rQ('reatlon an•1
rarks d~>partmenl, will rt>-
celve the professional actt-
l~ven.ent awartl rlurlnto! t hl'
anuuat alumni awards pro-
It ra 11' ,, n I A Satur•la),
.lum I 'l.
tor Citizens Club will nave
a bicentennial program fol -
lowlm; the July 5 business
meeting at the clubhouse,
15th St. and lrvlne Av~.
For a nominal tee a picntr
)UOt'h WiJ1 be SerVt>d the
seniors. At I p.m. the >'11oraJ
~roup, Under the dlrPctlon or
Mr s. James E. Sawyer, wilt
put on the program.
lis for mett the ba rkground
of the stage v.'hlrh also was
1eCorated With spring fiov.· •
ers. The center of each ta-
tJie ·.vas highlighted by a
hu rrlr·ane tamp holding a
pink randle. The lamp was
surrounded by nower s and
ptnk and whitt> streamer s
ran fro1 n 1t to ear h placE'
setttng, Plnk table!.loths and
napkins wer e used.
Mrs. John R. Young, l st
vir~>.president of Harbor
Key, u.•el<.ome<l the guests
aM intr011uced .Jolm J. Mc-
K~>rr~>n, a formt>r Angel of
Ha"'or Ke, and also a !or-
n,er mt>mL~>r of the board
of r:llrt>dors of th~> Child
Guirtan +> r enter, who ex-
platnet! the tunrUons of the
r Pnt"r. l.lso ar knowle<lged
wt-r~ Hex. IJ. r.aed~, ~xec
IHive rlirPCtor of the center,
ant1 1 f!V.' Ov~>rholt, president
of lt<; l10ard of directors.
~lrs. Young also lntro-
rtur f>rl Mrs. Wllllam H. Wea-
·tPr, ball chairman; Mlss
Hosemary Meldrum, prE'-
S~>ntations chairman, and T.
Dunran Stewart, Harbor
Key's 1975 AngE'l award wtn -
ner, who served as presen -
t£> r, int r'OI'Iur lng the debu.
t3ntPS.
Wear~ tradJtlonal whlte
ball gowns, the debutantes,
•lth their fath~rs as t>srorts,
moved along tht> aisle bor-
dered by 5 foot t~ll candel-
abra. Each of the 14 r an-
delabra held 3 plnk candles,
small bouquets of fresh now-
ers and were joined to one
anoth:?r by 3 swags of pink
ribbon.
As earh debutante walked
toward the stat:e her favor-
ite song was played by the
o rc hest ra. A II the debutantes
carried plnk nosega ys and
wore the gold medalLion pr e-
sented !or their com-
munity involvement. As each
debutante was presented shf'
bowed and took her place on
stage.
T'le debutantes, their pa-
rents and escorts Included:
Miss Ell.zabeth Trenar)
Barden, Mrs. Ruth S. Bar-
den and Richart:l H. Bar1en,
es~'orted by Cr.utt Robert
Clarke.
Miss Julie M~rte Obt>r g,
Mr. and Mrs. Seth M. Obert'
Jr., esrorted by Kevin Lee
WUks.
Miss Karin Joan Orr, Mr.
aod Mrs. Robert Wllharr
Orr, escorted ty Mirha~.>l
Anthony ClrtUo.
Miss Michel Ruth Spar-
Uog, Mr. and Mr s. Jobn Ro-
bert Sparling, esrorted b)
Scott Wesley Lambert.
Miss Lor i Ell.zabeth Good,
Mr. and Mrs. ~orman Ed-
ward Stillwell, escorted b}
Tony Dwane Brassfleld.
Miss Karin Weaver, ~lr.
and Mrs. William H. Wea-
ver, escorte<l by Rene Mar-
tinez.
Miss RUeyYa~emann, Mr.
and Mrs. WUJlam F. Yage-
mann. es<:orted by Jerome
Henry Katz.
At the conclusion of the
presentatloos, after nnal
bows bad been ta.ken, the~
butantes wert' claJmed b}
!heir fathers for the flrst
waltz.
FolloWing the ball, the
:1ebutantes and their esrorts
were entertained at the tra-
ditional after-the-ball
breakfast at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Seth M. Oberg
Jr . ThE' breakfast was ·ro-
hosted by Mr. and Mrs. ~or
man Edward Stlllwt>U.
'l!olro!Jena.
4 Bar Imperial
Bath Size Soap
regular or unscented formula
Regularly $7.00-
PRESCRIPTIOMS FILLED 7 DAYS A WEEK
9 -9 WEEKDAYS 0 9 • 7 SUNDAYS
3021 E. COAST HWY., COROMA DEL MAl
CLASSICAL
GUITAR
INSTRUCTION
John K. Bent
Fac.uJt,· member of the
In·1n e Con <;en ·atory of Musi c
Hu ntingto n Beach
900-I 24 )
'lsl•fUI BellM~'
Lc•u.r• ... ~ Ptlvtlllel•
Deil~ ......... Call
(714) 67~§U§
For JlcscrWitf .. s, &tc.
GUESS WHO'S DI N I N<~
IN YO R (;A R OFN ~
An ~>•·onornic-s ~raduat"
wt.o harl partldpatl?illn rnan \
sports at llollywood tu~:l
-;. 11001 and was , aptalu of
thE' .watPr polo tf•a n 1! n. I A,
Mr. ~ ri>(IPr kkson u•an::t~Te.l u,., r tty, whtle stlllln school.
CALIFORNIA
Get rid • r leaf-eating wormo; in your vPgE<tatllo
,arden ••• without toxk rhemlrals. •
DIP EL DOES IT S 2 2 5 M:lkP~ tip to
• 20 G .. lls. Spr J y
I lie job lnvolvP<! rarr} In~
a k1t ofpi• nlc gea rtovanous
outing areas unrler tt•" rf-
t reauon and parks r1~>part
tllent's supervision. HE>
sta}pcl with the tlepartment
some 4~ year s, be~'omtnv
general managE'r In 1962 and
directing more th.1n ~.soc
employees lnvolved with 20(;
park areas.
Z640 HARBOR Bl VD.
COSTA MESA
St>rr.·ice Ull(l Qut1lity
· s;, ('(' 1916
NlJRSERY-
allis}tl'S FLORIST
Dwarf 'BONAN ZA'
PEACH
T R EE
Dw arf N E<..T ARINE
Tree Itaya dWArf In stu,
beare f\IU.alr.t fruit.
Thru
June 22
"Ptlch" of a GU't ldta
F'at"r'l Day, Sun. Juoe 201
Grct'n-up Y <:llo·w La\-vns
a.dnf 7 IRON
Loaded with Iron
and all the
minerals to tur r
yellow lawns to
healthy p:rl>f'n.
Z4 lh. l>alit
2,500 sq. tt . r overage
Reg. $6.95
SAVE $1.00
Bandlnl 7 Iron tor ALL lawoa •••
espectally etfecttve for creenlng-
up dichondra.
Sll't:I A L C LJMIT&O TO SUII'II'I..Y O N H AN D
PHONE
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2640 Harbor Bl~d." <:ott a M~M•
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B<l ll k can make y our dream
a 1 t:'allt Complete tho -.,e
honw tmprovernenh m t 1me
fo1 -..ummer. Set dil 111 \ OLH
own boat. Or get out on
the open road in that new car
you ve heen \~a n ti ng .
Th~ ft>r m-.. are flexible and the
rat~-.. are compet itive. So stop
dream mg. I n~tead. sto p by any
of O\t'r 100 ')tatewide offices
of Cdldorn1a First Bank.
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NEWPORT BEACH
• Bayside Office
1090 Bayside Drive
714 /675-5121
Lobby Hours Dme-up
• Super1or Office
396 Super.or Ave.
71 4/642-9511
Lobby Hour• Drwe--up 44 offices a1 c • eady to 1
do more for you ~,. " ' \!C l M-Th 10AM-5PM M-Th B·30AM-SPM M· Th 10AM--5PM AI· Th 8:30Aiti-5PM
COSTA MESA
230 E. 17th St
71 4/642-1660
Lobby Hours Drl~p
M-Th 10AM-5PM AI· Th 8:30AM-5PM
F 10AAI-6PM F 8:30AM~M
F 10AM-7:30PM F 8.30AM·l<~OPM
• Harbor View Office
1666 San Miguel Drive
714/6«-8511
Lobby Hour•
AI-Th 10AM--5PM
F 10AM*M
OrivtHJp
M· Th 8 30AM~SPM
F B·30AAI~PM
F 10AM-6PM F 8:30AM~M
• Westcllff Office
1501 Westcllff Drive
714/~2-3111
Lobby Hourt
AI·ThfJA~M
F fJAiti·1·»PAI
S fJAAI·fPAI
DllllliiOiMed members of
be Nortla Co«a Mtsa Home-
OW'MH Aao.. trooped out of
tM Coata Wu:a Pl1Jl111nr
Commtasloo sessloo Monday
aiPt after a 2-week delay "*' ci•J.nc' plans tor a 31-
aere bJcb denslty apartment
deftlopment and a 7 acre
.. eommerelal center at the
-.tlrtrest corner of Bear St.
I.Dd Soutb coast Dr. --
George L. Argyros, Santa
Aoa, 80Ught a geoeral plan
a meDdment and rer.ooe to
allow tbe development. He
abo sought permission to
ameoct the land use deslg-
aatloo of the property loca-
ted north of the San Otego
freeway, west otBearSt. and
ao.tb of South Coast Dr.
&rfi.Diem.mt included em-
ployee nlgbt-Ume use or a
sntnas and loan parld~ lot
across llat"OOr Blvd. and a
nearby service station lot
for addlt.Jooal valet parking.
Dr. Jay Needler. Santa
Ana, was given a 30-day
extension for his rerone pe-
tition for property at 1877
aDd 1883 Monrwta St. from
commercial to R4..CP,
apartment house use. The
planners wanted approval
tor R2 -C P, which would not
allow as many unlts.
A zone exception perruit
went to Rlcharr! N. Salmon-
son, Newport Beach, for 1
conditional use permit for 2
four-unit apartments at 67!1
w. 18th St. Planners ap-
proved Cl\2.nlluc the nam of
''S" St. to Pinecreek Drive
and Wareboust Road to VIl-
lage Way. The old names
wer e a hold-over from the
days when S3nta Atu \rm)'
Alr Rase occupi ed the pro-
perty tturang World War 0.
Two tentative tract maps
tor the J Ra} Construction
Co., 188 F. 17th St., Costa
Mesa, were tleltJ ovc•r untU
June 28. One was lor per-
mission to cre-lt<' .1 13-lot
sul'll'!lvlslon at tht-southwl•st
corner or P:wlarino A.v"· and
the Corona d!>t ~I u fre(•w .1}.
The otht>r was to 1 r('Jtf· a
C-lot sui.Ji'livtston lo···H• ~I h• •
t~ •·<·n Pault~lino o\v••. :we!
ti akt. r St., "''''St or r h" fH -
\1.'3}'.
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NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
SECON 0 SE CnON - -Paae 4 TWRSDAV. JUNE lJ.
1976 Honors for 220 at UCI roROr:A DEL MAR, CALl F.
Zonta girls pick top 4
Th~ ·1 Zonta girls of lbt
year were guests or honor
of the Zonb Club or New-
port Harbor at the June 3
luncht>Oil held In the club-
hous(' at 15th St. and Irvine
Ave., 1.. Urf Haven.
Mrs. Rober t Bates, Zonta
presttl• nt, presented each
honor•··· with a $50 savings
bon I. \lr..... Ja"k Reinl'rt,
Zout.c lrl roordtnator, told
of n.. IChii?Vltuents or ~>3.<'11
girt .u tit,. awards nights
at lt &PII respPCtiVP hfgh
This }t!ar, tht> Zouta ~iris
('nt rl1tnt'd the rluh mem-
t .. rs ll tttr• lunr'ltf:'On.
Deborah Rath Voce.JorCo-
rona del Mar hJch school
sang. accompenyt.og ber selt
by guitar.
Kath.J tlarber from Costa
Mesa high school aJso sang
and played the gultar.
Cindy Yamaga from Es-
talll~ia hlgh school played
the ptaoo.
Elizabeth MacDonald from
~('wport Harbor htgh school
presented a dance program.
Zonta girls are chosen
t>arh month from thP 4 high
schools, and at the end or
the S<'IIOOI year, the girl of
the y£>ar Is sele<:tE'ti for each
school by se<'ret ballot .
Hooors ror academic n-
c@lleoee •eot to 220 cradu-
atl.n« seDlors at tbe June 12
commencement program at uc rrvtne.
Chancellor Danlel Aldrich
Jr. presided at theprogram.
Former Congressman
James Roosevelt g:ave the
commencement addres~.
speaking on ''How lucky you
are."
Spnlor s graduating summa
cum laude (with highest ho-
nor ) included thP following
from the Harbor Area: Kim-
berly Cole-of Corona del
Mar, in drama; Robert Lang-
for ti Mootgomt>ry Dl of Nev:-
port Be-ach, ln r lassics; and
Costa M(>sa resideots.J€-annf'
Swlrles NaeClyrnent. <'om-
parattft culture, and 'Tim
Winkler, Wormatlon and
computer science.
Local macna cum laudo
r r aduates lnclu~ Bar t>aro
Ellattes, Richard Dominic
Pesavento and Eleanor Al-
ma Srnlth of Newport; Gun ..
nar Heldman Gibson of Co-
rona del Mar; Joyce AJlthony,
Oavld Allan Gauntlet( ancl
Matt Tomblln Lee ot r ostt
MPS:l.
CHURCH IS ROBBED
A bu r~lar tool-. $1 G ca atl
from lhe secr~tary's office
of Unitarian Unlver s.'\lif>l
Church, 1259 Vlctoria St.,
Costa Mesa, pollr<> r~portt'd
Monr1ay, June 14.
from pubUc and semi-pub-.. ---------------;cw.:..~:~~-~-==-----------------------------------IEI::a:::a:=::.afl Ue use to high density r es-
ldeatial and neighborhood
commercial.
Mr. Argyros asked lot a
SO-day delay. Paul Diehl,
homeowner president, op-
posed the delay, charging
lt was .a delaying tactic.
He sald his group was r eady
wttb tbelr presentation op-
posing the development.
The Santa Ana developer
said be had hired a prom-
inent planner and wanted to
work with the-hon1eowners
and take their considerations
into account. Commissioner
David Lorenzini commented
t her e was a lot of material
to review and he wa.s not
ready to make a decision.
Commissioner Donn Hall
wanted to hear the input fro1:1
the audience but did not want
to make an i mmediate de-
cision. Commissioner Ar-
lene Schafer wanted to go
ahead with the puhlic hearing
and drew applause from the-
audience that fille-d the Coun-
cil chamber s.
Assistant Cit} Attorney R.
R. Campagna pointed out that
the Commission had never
denied an applicant the right
to continue-a hearing. A mo-
tion by Mr. Lorenzini, se-
conded by Mr. Hall, to hold
the matter until June ?.8 was
passed and the homeowners
went out of the auditor!u rn
leaving about 30 persons be-
hind to continue the se-ssion.
The matter was ttl!" first item
of business.
Ott-street p:nking needs
tor a propos~ restaurant
dinner -house at 1525 Mesa
Ver de Drive l::ast took con-
siderable tlme of the com-
missioners, v.•ho finally ap-
pro•ed the zone exception
per mit for Thomas K. Cle-
venger, 2719 AJbatross Dr,
Costa Mesa, for h.is 150-
seat eating place first floor
oecu~ocy with a 50-seat
upstalring dlnJng room for
evening use. The parking
LlcaL ..Ont1
FICTJTJOUS BUSL~ESS
NAME ST ATEMENT
The following person is
doing business as: Recycl!"d
Rags !or Stags, 2731 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar,
Ca. 92625: Gar y Wayne Hie 11-
aros, 1433 Superior Ave.,
Apt. 319, ~ewport Beach,
California 92660.
This business is conduc-
ted by an indh1dual. Signed:
Gary w. Rlcharos.
This statement was tiled
wtth the county clerk of Or-
ange County June 15, 1976.
Publish: June 17, 24, Jul}
1, 8, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -57612
ORIVE.JN TELLER AT
LIDO VIL LAG E BANI<
City National Bank has
opened tts new drive-in tell-
er facUlty in Lido Vlllage,
following on the heels or lhe
grand opening of the L1do
VWa,e oftlce last March.
All banking needs, lncludl~
trust and escrow, can be done
witbout leavt~ the car.
Bram Goldsmith, chair -
man of the board of City
NatJooal Bank, announces
that a coin holder wlU be
gtno rree to all visitors of
tbe drive-in teller site dur-
lnc tbe grand open log of the
drin-ln facUlty.
Tbe new racWty Is located
at 32nd St . and VUia Way.
City National Banlt, estab-
Usbed ill 1953, currently has
26 offices servlng Southern
Calllomia •
....,~,.,,,16 P.M.J -Excluding Holidays
or salad, baked potato or flee
.................. 2.75
2.95
3.25
3.75
3.95
5.50
5.95
II• Slrvtd dlily un(l/ 4 p.m.
• MufttiftpNI left. • C2 131 512·1l21
o.l Mw • 111•1 17&.0.00
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go do it! Give Etthcr
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(7141 644-2030
Rn~rvatlons SuggtsiA'd
31110 AIRWAY A VENU. • QRANCII! COUNTY AIRPORT • A•81iRVATIONa· IIIIa 117110
Big
(AD yon
Some of the most desirable
residential real estate in Southern
California dots the greens and fair -
ways of Big Canyon Country Club
in Newport Beach . Appreciation
of property values in Big Canyon -
and throughout Newport Beach
has been unexcelled .
Newport Equity Funds arranges
secondary real estate financing on
such properties . Perhaps we can
help you .
Newport
Equity
'Funds ,Inc.
Real Estate Brokers
AVCO FINANCIAL TOWER
620 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE
SUITE 211
NEWPORT BEACH
CALIFORNIA 92660
71 4/644·8824
MARINERS CHURCh
MOW IM OUR MEW I UILDIM G
1000 BISON, AT JA'MBOREE, NEWPORT BEACH
TELEPHONE: 640-6010
THE TEACHING IS CENTERED ON JESUS C HRIST
AND THE BIBLE, WITH EMPHASlSON PRACTICAL
CHRISTIAN LIVING. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME.
Counseling and visltin · avallable.
SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:00 -9:30-11:00 A.M.
POEMS WANTED
The CALIFORNIA SOCIETY 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, Ca lif. 94020
QUEEN'S FLOAT --Fish Fry Queen Jodie Toolln and
her court rJde the Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions
C lub noat down Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa during U1e
31st annual Lions Fist1 Fr y parade. The annual event
raised some $40,000 for the r lulJ to use for r haritablf-
purposes ln the area. (Ensign photo.)
N ewcomers at Hoag
• MONDAY, MAY 17
Boy -Mr. anl1 Mrs . Myr-• MO~DAY, MAY 24
na Burks, 4909 Bruce Cre-Girl -Mr. and Mrs. K~r
scent, West Ne"'l))rt Beach. neth Jobes , 3482 Almont!,
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Jerry lrv~e.
Graham, 690 18th St., Costa Gtrl -Mt. and Mrs.< tro
Mesa. Ramirez. 1356 Garllngfor•',
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Mi-Costa Mesa.
f'hat>l Todd 19251 Sie rra Girl -Mr. and ~1rs. WIJ. c adlz, Irvin~. llam Simmons, 534 Pierpor
• TL'ESDAY MAY 18 Dr., Costa Mesa.
Boy • Mr: and Mrs. Na -• TUESDAY, ~1A Y 25
bil Mansour 1863 Port Girl -Mr. and Mrs. 'Il l-
Wheeler Pt., 'Ha rbor View. r hael Martin, 52021 VPr an
Girl -~lr. anrl Mrs . Ste -Pl., Irvine.
ven Sousa 14861Groveview Boy-Mr. ::tnr1 Mrs.CLar-
lrvine. ' ' les !por k, 15081 Touralll"
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Da-Way, Irvine. .
vid Walden 4931 Tamarar·k Boy -Mr. and Mr s. BrtaJ.
Way, Irvin~. White, 109 lslanr1 Av<>., Ra :-
• WED!\'ESDAY MAY l 'j boa.
Boy _Mr. a~ Mrs. Ht-• T~IUHSUAY, :'-lAY 27 .
c hard Hayes, 3032 Garoii St., Girl • Mr. anrl ~Irs. PI-
East Bturr. r·har•l Stonenlan, :;-; RPt l all\.
Girl -Mr. anrl Mrs . Ron-lrvtnP.
ald Fast, 190 23r d St., Cos-r lr l -~lr. and ~Ire;. l't-
M ·harr1 Helmuth, 164-Samar ta . esa.
Boy -Mr. and ~1rs. John Pl., costa Mesa. ~elson, 2505 Orange, C.M. Ho) -Mr. lntl ~Irs. Tr.(.
man Rosst, 14.132 Y.J Bo} -~tr. and Mrs. Rob-lrvme.
ert C ruttenden, 2452 El11en F Rtf • ? • J:\ \, ~I ; 'I _8
Ave., Costa Mesa. Ho) _ ~l r. an·l ~Irs . .._., r
Boy -Mr. and ~1 rs. Hob--\rruda, 3'14 p()f hP<;t~>J, e •.
ert DeBer r}, ~38Goldrnrod, r osta Mesa.
Costa Mesa. Ro} -Mr. ant1 !lire;. l ttf
.. THuRSDAY, \lAY 20 mas Keehan, 123 43r•1 ">t..
Boy -Mr. andMrs.James West !'iewport.
Burton, 2507 Alta Vista Dr., Boy _ Mr. arl'l \lr". \h
East Bluff. r hat>l Benson, 32'l L"niv~>r
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Keltt1 c
F 383 S C slty !Jr., ost a ~i~?sa.
uUmer, 1 hannon, M. Roy _ \lr. Jn 1 \1r ..
• FRIDAY, MAY 21 James c;,·ott, 3!2r. hut ;;•lo
Girl -Mr. and ~1 rs. Hollis PI r \ .•. osta . IPS<l
Snell, 1938 Port Carrlifr, • st.:~[JA \, \I\'\ 3n
Harbor VIew Homes. Gir l _ l\lr. ,0 l \Irs. ,,ar1
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Don-Mltr hell, I'll \1ornstt ·,q
aid Gilmour, 2333 Port Ler -Ln., Costa \ll'sa.
wick. Harbor View Homes. Girl _ ~1 r 10 1 \lrc;.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . Wll -George Cald •44 ·,z-
liam Conley, 3701 Parkvlew, alea, Costa\
•SA, Irvine. Girl
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Lome Gro r~~:e 1
:\t>lson, 1250 Adams, G-104, P:trkhill r
Costa Mesa. Bo} _ M
\!ro;
tr
"3.
fer-
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Ger-t>nce Brigt1
aid Myslinski, 1880 Park-Sit>na Pl., In
view Cir., Costa Mesa. Girl _ Mr. antJ \lrs . Tolin
• SATliRDAY, MAY 22 Mauck, 228 lillian Pl., 0'>-
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Ste-ta Mesa.
ven SheOin, 227 E. 23rd St.,
Costa Mesa . LATH BU RGL ARI ZED
• St.::'\DAY, MAY 23
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Budzinski, 988 Valencia, '~2 ,
Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Har-
jit Mangat, 2077 Charle St.,
Costa Mesa.
Twenty-one bun•!!Pso! 1:~11
were stolen by a tlliPf tr') n
tht> fence area al 1 nllt> • .n
Lumber Co., 2902 olJ,.._•
St ., Costa Mesa poll p r ..
ported at 9:05 a.IT'. Ju:·· -.
The loss was set at ~3· I.
Daily Su njet service from
nearby Orange County Airpo rt .
Package tours and economy
fares for families and
groups. too. So ca ll Air
<;alifornia first. If
there's an easier way
to get you there. we '11
be the first to tell you.
••''d :.. -\. l.tOVfY,
>fi (J I \!J, .•u•' '.lrs . .-\rnold
• "'W"' of 20H V ra It hara
• lr; isl.-., l.as Hat1uat~
! r r ·r ' . ~ AIr r ore~> pllot
t: Jln1' Jt WiJ!Jams AFH.
nt., J.ll I' 1" I~>Pn a"'·arr:led
c;11v~r .1. tfl.t.'s . !I~ no-~· goes
·, B · ;>c;t <..aJ -\rB, Fla.,
' r 0 } •'I. Jut:. on tltP l 4
l ' ·~(I)' c!fl 1 J.'ill SPrVP Nltlt
1 uo~t f o .. 1a"t. al -\lr
·'11. li .. Is a l X'
·r hl '" u! ·, .. ·1-port I .rl-or
·1 '"JI 1 1 rc.-•·:~ ... 1 •.ts
\' ' • I"• 110 1 .;:; frono
STU DENTS GET
SCHOLARSHI PS
~ .... ,. too} 'en!ors
l' ·• ~· -.1<> ~ · •" , ·ito a r-
.t .. f l't JTI.au pi tllllforS
• ;o louwlo 1 \ lT1t>t1 ~ l ,fll)'l
: ·i:··:; 11olarshrpc;for stu -
u.c'"' fi~>l·l~ 1\ t•••
• • • p<lll\.
n rtl<: It-' iro~\'lrl H
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•r \1 rPt!'11&DO
, •·I J:w t-S \\ Pt.t>r ot
nt"r'. I~> I \'::> t hii'll s taoo!,
lot •.• t-..~nt -\ l .. n Jr. of t'ni-
v.,r:>lt) ~.1. ' · c;. hoot, anti
' Jr 1 '11: hr~>J.'+>r of i·m-
,,rc;it:--. ~ool'~ S t 1.1-.
prol!ran u, lrvmP.
rl1 ve, ll'r :XJn (){ \l r. an1
,. r o;. j1('! ufl ''T lth of Hartoor
·:.,w 'luis. flr2 L~'TJ , dau-
!:t'Pr l"lf \1r . .lw1 \Irs. Her-
t erl, Jl;:;o "'f llaJ1oor ·, ie.~:,
aul \hk~>, c;on of \lr. an1
\1 rc. Tar <>s ,\PI <>r of • or -
on1 h•' \'u, ~II pain to I"
H t ll• • tc.
• 1hn, ... or. of \1 r an•l \Irs.
I,, n · 1•'11 ,f Turtl~> Hn• k,
1"11 ~lo;;o -,tu !\ 1n.hltt>• tur~.
•rnl \nn, l.lUC htPt or Mr.
.H 1 \1r.;. I. h re\1,...r of \.\aJ .
wll '•'1"·"· plans to maJOr
trl "'! V 101 'I Pll t31 <;t i pn~·e.
NEWPORT HAR80R EJtSUJt
PUBU~EO IWLY -PAGE S
1111JRSOAY, JU NE 11, 1!76
OOROIA DEliWt. CAL.
BUILDIIG
PERMITS
Tbe lollowing permits. ill
the amoaot or $5,000 aDd
OVt'r 0 Yere l.ssaed by the
~ewport Beadl buildJ.Qg de-
partment during the first
2 weeks of JUDe:
• WEST NEWPORT HTS.
C lty of Sewport Beach.
!}49 w. 16th St., an offic(>
building, $92,000; garage and
shop, $60,000; garage, $68,-
000.
'"\JE WPORT
Don Koli Co., 3390 Vt.a
L !do, tenant development for
Al!enr y Builders Corp.,
• 3C,OOO .
• CORONA DEL MAR
John Trittipo, 504 Orchid
-\ve., 2 story duplex and
-1 , a r garage. S57 ,000; and
deb ched garage, $14,880.
R. A. Pa1aferrt, 607 Lark-
s pur, l!ara.Re an1 apartment,
$3i ,500.
Mrs. M. bedell, addition,
30~ Popp}, ~23.000.
• ~IRPORT ARI:..A
Hayshor~> Dev. Co., 1601
f>ove, tenant in,provement.
$1 1,500,
non Koll Co., 4500 Camp-
us, tenant t1F-velopment for
\1a rtin Avtauon, $8,'300.
[mltay DP.v., 1201 Dove,
tenant improv~>meots, ~10,-
000.
Leon K!atzlun, 1200 Ouall
St., off1r e partttrons, S9,000.
Sheraton Hotel, 4545 Mar-
Anhur Blvd., alter and re-
alis::n dr ive, S60,'XIO.
• ~E\\ PORT CE:'\TER
lrvtne Co., 66(i :\e"'-port
"Tite r Ur ., establish sutte
fo r Boli T '?ller Enterprises,
518,060.
• B 'l 00-\
r taarl<>s L'nsworth, alter-
atlon, 42~ t'elvue, ~5,000.
• \\EST L' PPER BAY
J. ~1'er L. Russo, 2201
f ran1·tsco, ar1t1ition, 3i ,000 .
SAVI NGS AND LO AN
REPORTS EARNINGS
Manner s Financial Cor -
poration, owner of Mariners
<;avlm:s ant1 I ou, -\ssocia-
tton, announ,·es Its first
quarter earnillES for 1976.
For tht> perlort endet1 Mart h
3 1, net revenues "'·ere S286,
~~4. co mparet1 ·.~.·lth$12-1,956
for the fi rst quarter of the
prev1ous year. Per share
earnin£s were computed on
common &bares. assum~
full dilution, of 1,307.922
and 1,265,195 respe<"ttveh .
BAR MITZVAH JUNE1 9
FOR JEFF GILBERT
Tt!P rongr~tlon of
T~>n1ple Isaia h of ~ev.-port
RPa !"r (C onservative) wUI
elebratP tht> Bar Mitzvah
or Jeff GrlbPr1 at Hl a.m.
Saturr1a}, June 19, at Har-
l•o r Chrishan Church, 2401
lrvwt-A~P., ~e·.r.rport Beach.
Ral•l 1 G ar~n Goodman will
oftt late. Jeff is tht> son of
Mr. and ~Irs. Henn ';iJhert
of :"\e\\1>Qrt Bea ~~.
Call Easy Information in
Orange County. (714)
752-1000: Downey. (213)
924-3313; Laguna. (7 14)
496-6000: Los Angeles.
(213) 627-5401 , or
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CALIFORNIA
your local travel agent. We're easy to take.
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That Ctgareue Srro ·ng Is Dangerous to Your Haldl
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n.rtter piau, 1111'1'!' ~
cl.n:liiPecL AI~ «r1111!1*1 wu
I piMMd bCJrat-t..tehiJW
n.ntp at 15 St. ud the biJ.
•-' I salllnc etlll~r ud
part:l.Qg area c.tlleoldbowl-
ia« creeo aest door to tbe
N "'POrt Hutlor Lepo11
Post. A plblic P'l'tinc lat
will ~ boUt at Balboa aJtd
Utb. An W.sti.D(: restroom
bullttln@: at 19tb IDd Bay .. m
be eoll.fled to houR more
boats for tbf city's sUII..Qf
Prorram tt.er~.
;,:a
A key WU IIIJI&f'fiiiiJ•.j =y~A:: ,.:-:;
topto...,_tl>o_ 8olldoytoo,SUlllrUiolst.. •u -............. police' •• 0 Ad:l .. eo.. ao •.
A~~ portab~ TV seD ud I '7UI St .. rtPOrted U. $9:)0
u eledrk ~•r.!Ur, nJ. bl"f'l.tary of t'Ml•rd.aJ
•ed at .$610 ,.f'te otQ!aeaf toots.. The •!Ped posdatJ
b tt~e bttrtb..n-of tbe...,... •self • key to p.ill dlJT.
of C1.rolt•lt. Broetert, 1&1% A SlSO peut M!Ck.b~ ns
Primrose St A ~ stol81lrom04rnll.a..Pu~
smashed a side .. ild:rw ol a •ts. 130 Cente-r St. ~IM!Ck~
motor borne parted al 1'45 b ee W"a& ta.kell from a closet
Adams Sit ~ toJoiiJD aftl wtd1e S.V was a boslpi-
T. Van~ 19'Z5 Lolli SL,. hl patiftll..
Cosl> "esa.-tmocaSSOO MATE FOLLOWS
stt>re:J and a SSOO C.B. ndJo Pay raise
of 7% ok'd
A sala-ry increase of Sf'-
reo per cent was awro"t'd
Wednesday (June 9) for both
c~trtificatPd and riusifiE'd
employees off be Coast Com_
muntty College District h\
Us bo3rd of trustees. n.f:.
board also absorbed one and
oDe-half per cent incr@ase
1n tht" cost of fring e bene-
fits.
The board received UtE'
1976-77 preliminary budget
W'bkh totaJs $61 million ~8
fbousa.Dd • based 011 t P{"OIIl-
meodations of the various
dlvlsions of instruction.
Executive ViceChazwt>llor
Con·~Uan Thompson sl:lted
that tbere will be additiona 1
:adjustmeots befon: thi> nnal
adoption in August. Th.,tem-
porary b&Kiget is based upon
an Pstimated inr rease tn as -
ses~ed vaJuatioo ol 7rt , plus
an tn<"rease in st1te appor-
tlonment of ZS'i. The bud-
get calls tor a tax r atP of
90 l.'ents per SIOO of as-
sessed vl.ltl!ltion, up 10 cents
from this year,
Cost of tbe master plan
fi e,·eloprnent is estJmatt'd at
JUst under Soo,ooo.
Councll met~ OooJJd l.k-
Jnnis aDd Vlr-e-).ta~·or Mila.o
Dostal insisted M.onda\' nJgtd
thAI t!lte:. un tbf hadront
stdfowallt bP r t"movf.'d, lo aJ.
low fAILUl l ('cess to the pub-
lic !leach. l.tr. Mcinnis ar -
cused Marinapark r~sidE.'nts
of ··tn·tng to m3kl:' tilt-putt-
llr· sidl:'.-alk privatt'. •·
.a.t ARl'\E Sufi Serg~ Jotm
R. Smith. wt.tse wUe
Connie. is U~e daughter oi
.Mr. and Mrs.. Dale Wbttegoo
of 1889 i.tyrtt~·ood, Cosb
&.1esa, is tnining recruits
at the Mttine Corps Recruit
Depot, San Diego. He joined
the ).Iarine CoJl)S In August
1967, and is currently as:
s igned as a drill i.nstructor
with the Third Recruit
Train~ B:.ttalfon at San
Diego.
Water war is on in C.M
(CQntinued Crom Pa et> 11 •
lit> outside the Uo•mdanes
of th~:: Cit\ or Costa Mesa
in• IUfl!nJ!; Portions in theCil;
of \e-..."?Ort Beacb, th~
Onnge Count}" Alrpon :.nd
unin• orpont ·~ •·ount\ are:!
Tn"' •!istri~"t ~~olso supplie~
w :.t~·r to the Siln ta Am
He~ghts ~ater ComiJOJUY,
wh!f'h servt>s iln arPd in-
f'\U di!\1; lootl1 t'Jties anct,..oun-
t \ U{o~.
on ltut t .... sl5, "o!r. HolJbs
sa irl.
Ttle llUf;>'JU proposal Is
to o>lhnilwte half the diS ·
tn<·t's COJ!ll1tffUU' start a.nd
5 Of lh<P 8 IJOOPI~· r esponsible
for •·ater htllino!. Tht-d t)
has no engii)('('TS or te1.:hni ·
dans qu.a li!ied to Opt>t.itto a
watt:r S}stem aw1 his report
riOt'S nO!: rP0 e<'l ,\U Ulldl:'f·
st:mrUnc ti l UU' <"Oi11plo::xit}'
of tilt> t.ilh 11!.' op.-ution or
or thE> dHfkuJt·. or •'{jnver-
tiul! II saus[d !·ton l\ to a
computer, ac; th~:-dt~ pl:\ns,
Mr. HobOS st::ltM.
poll<• ..... A 190 ··-WIFE IN DEATH btcyde voas stoleo from the ~ e,an.ge of Briu M.
!\eat, ltZ7 Salrador St.
flo)'d B. Patterson.
Onnge, reportedlbeS606.35
loss of a bag of golf rltibs
lt>ft outside tbe pro shop at
C ost2 l.tesa Golf and Count}·
C lub, 1101 Golf Course Dr
.-\boot Si,l OO cash. was tak.;
from the Lerner Oil Co
2:360 Newpor1 Blvd., ·rosb .....
. "'atch •·rystals. T\' sets,
cash, ie"''elry anrl toots were
int'ludM io recent reports
of ~rand thefts and burglar.
i t'S to Costa Mesa police.
A r ardboard loox contain-
ing 8,000 nystals used in
digital watches, valued at
Sl9.600, was takeo durlng
business oours frvm froo-
tier tnC",, 2:955 Aif'llo'a}" Ave.
ThC' toox was taken from an
assembly room in a r:orner
or ttlt> commE>t~'bll buUdinf .
Mas;y M. Cisneras, Santa
Ana, reporte<1 the rran~ thf'ft
of S900 cash anrl an euv~l·
l')pt' from a mac hinE' ShOIJ
'""here she workS at 1640
Monro\·la Ave. A IJurglar
WfJlla Sblls~ 10. of Cos.
ta Meg died "mda)' at Hoac
bospi.W, just 3 eta fS alter
his •·ife. Barbar-. passed
awa)' at a t"'OlnJesceorbome
here.. Joint serTtces wert'
held this: wet'll: b)' tbe ~ep.
hint! Society, with burial at ....
Rarb3n Stalls. 59~ had
sulfered from cancer for
some time. Mr. Stalls wu
admitted to Hou Jist a •H'k
before his dt>att .. ••ttt. poeu-
moola.
TbP\ ar e .survi•ed b\' a
dau¥ht.-.r, Audtf'y of Garden
GrovP, SOC! Jared of Costa
Mesa, stepson Dooald Hor-
nillt' Jr. and stL'J)da.ughter
A'luto Whillo.,.,·, ldh of Or e-
eon, .~.ud 3 l!nrxk'bildr l:'n
TI1P Stall s famll)'had lived
19 yea rs in Costa Mesa.
LAWYER NAMED
COUNTY PI.ANIIER
PROGRAM S CHOSEN
FOR GARDE N CLUB
Poto>ntja1 politieal prcK •-
l€'ms of consoli dation ~"E'<Ih'I
around thE' boundary and J.i -
ri srli~"lioo.ll rlisputes that
coni• I ariso, \It. Hollbs a<1 -
ded . · The resolution of those
issues and tilt> IssuE' of ~'(HI·
sohdation !:St>!f might take
ye:ns and l'OSt the taXpaY-
ers or Costa Mt>sa ltundrt>ds
of th0Us3.nds of dolla rs !n
legal fe-es .
Breakfast talks in CDM
,..:ewport r E'fller atto~}
~lllia m Mar~U,£2,..-oo
liVes in Laguna ~l~el, 11.·as
appoin!M resterda}· to 111e
Oranet-Count} Planning
Commission h}' Fifth Dist ·
r fct Count}' SuJ)f'rvisor Tho-
ma s R1l .. ! ol DovPr Sho~s.
He has t,.e.>n legal counsel
to the Board of Supervisors
for th"' past 24 }·ears. Il l:' Is
l g.n rtuate of UC Bt>r kele'
:.nd the t.:r,J\"HSif)' ol Par 1Ji;.
law S('IJOOI. iff' repl:if (·es lor.
n.er San .Juau Capi.str311o
Ma)"or J.~..me$ Thorll(', "'hO
rf'S igll"~"l 111 ~brch, crtt1ci.
zing tlto PJanninl! Commis.
SJOII for routtnPly rushi nt to
:.ppro,·t-!IUI!.t' flpvelopments.
Charter members or rt1e
Roger's Garden Clu!J nave
been honored at a reception
held at the site on San Joa -
quin lUlls Road in tlJrbot
View HU!s.
The over 800 members
attending the receptioo com.
pleted questionnaires to .;e.
termine areas on which the
club should concent rate. Th€-
m:i jorit} indicated an lnter.
est in educational programs
on basket construcUon and
plant care.
Applications for 19';"6
cha rter memherships arP
st.lll available. Awointedof.
fleers will be announced at
the nen club meeting Wf"(j.
nesday evening, July H.
GEM
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'If • •u land•~ a ·~ 1,,, .,.,,,
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GRANDMA'S RUBY
Many times each
people bring to us a
tlful ring with a r ed
w/1ich they a re P?~li;;:,~=~ genuine hecauS(> ·
gave it to graw1 ma
It's been in the fa mlh for
over _7 ? years:· L'sing
sciel}ti.fi e tt'sts, '"e rind
that someUmt's U's re<t
glass, sometimes synthe.
tic; only rarely Is it t~e
real thl!lf,!.
Most people rtnd It harl1
to accept the fa r t that a
';"5 year old '•gem·· is not
genuine, because they do
not know that syntbetirs
have been made for over
I 00 ye:. rs, and imitations
since early in recorol'd
hlstory.
Whether '·gnndm~·s ru .
by" is real or not, Jt
should be eared for, re.
mounted If necessar y, and
kept u a sentimental heir-
loom worth more than the
n.lue.
· The rlistril"t lovies no
axes and Its rates are com-
pe-titive with those of other
wat er agendo::s. In a r ecent
s urve y of over :;oo residen-
tial, r oromerc1al ano1 indus-
tr ial •·ustomers, tfK> dis·
trlct fou nd that 95 .4 per
cent of then1 wPrt> totalh"
sat isriE.>d with ttlt-SE'rvtce
th~} received."
Assistant City ~1::.nacer
l>ugst:.n's report assumes
lira! fJresenT r·it}' staff rr,pm .
hP rs ean allso rt• the 1\"0rk
of th e 21 district positions
elimln:~ted ll~ ··onsolldation
Analysis or the rlty budgei
reveals :r. ~'u rr~nt positions
to '11hidl these extra duties
eoulll possllJI}· t.e assigned
Consultant Hobbs said. T~
people 10 lt1t>se 'Ji positions
oven if f)ualifle-1 otJ\'iousl;
'oulrl not Detfot~l these ex~
tr:il lfuties unless ther are
pr esently unrlo:>r .emplored
b 1· a fa•·tor of 21,6 per cent.
If ltils assumption of under-
<>mplo\'meDI lmplir tt in th£-
rl2'porf is cotre<:'l, tliD CiiJ
"0011, insteart of taklng ovN
tlH:' 1isltlrt, 1::.~· off 21.1.;
per ~"Pnt , or 109 of its cur-
r pnt emplo}·ees, at an an-
nual s:n·Jncs to Costa Mpsa
taxpayers 1>! S2,1 80,000, thP
<::onsu ll ant :tddt>rl.
Tht> far t is t11at flit' f"l t1
IS J r elatively ..-f'IJ -mana!!"~
covernment, t!1e unrte r -em.
ploi"!Jtrnt fOI{ir' nsl"d tn this
report is itv otrt-<'t, .and so
a r !1' ll•e sa vflll!s projected
LIGAL 110nc1
FICTITIOUS BUst~ESS
:OOAME STATEM E~T
ThE' following person is
rJoing business a s: Anthony's
ShOe Service, 3401 E. Coast
thv}·., Corona del Mar
32625: Elizabeth MOrlica 24~
Driftwood, Corooa riel Mar
r :.llf. 9262~. '
This business i~ rondur -
le<t b}' an individual. Signed:
EliubE-th Modlea.
This statement was fil ed
with the t:ounty cler k or Or .
ange County June 14, 19'16,
PubHsh: June 17, 24, Jul}'
1, 8, 19"16, ln the !IOewport
Harbor Ensign. F .57597
•••••••••••••••••• MLI IALEI REPORT
Sal es through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled
$182 MI LLION in the first five
months of 1976. T HIS IS A 59 PER
CENT INCREASE OVER THE SA ME
PERlOD OF 1975 . 3,139 new list-
Ings were pr ocessed, of which 69
PER CENT WERE SOLD . 72 per cent
of the s ales were cooperative.
LiSt YOIJf property with a Realtor. ••••••••••••••••••
CoronJ •lei "o!J r f hanrl.l€'1
of Cmnn1e t •"f' .,.,.til hold a
r"guhn UIOIJtlll} TJr...-··ti~
next ~·Mnec::<l:n·, lunt-23 at
ooon at t hf' ~·u1a SwE'dE'fl
restaurant.
MESAN HURT IN
CYCl£ ACCIDENT
Thomas R. .En((land, 48, of
27 18 San Juan Lane Costa
Mesa, uOOHwent surier} for
a compounr1 rrar ture of his
right ankle in Cosu Mua
memor ia l hospital, sufl@r ed
in 3 !IIOtorcycle accident
Co.;ta Mesa polire rep:Jrted
at 7:37p.m. Jun<> 13.
Mr. England trie<l IO slO'A'
down his mO(orqcletJuttur-
ne-1 the hand throttle the
1rrrong •·ay, accplerated for-
war d hrto a drive,.·a r of a
residence at 2723 C i110la
.·\ve. aDd crashed Into ::1 tlti('k
pla nte r, poi ice said. lie rp.
~"eived treat mf>flt fromp:tra-
mt"'f ics be~ taken to thP
hospital.
ALEX OZIGU RSKI ART
ON DIS PLAY HE RE
Alex Dtigursk::l, Carmf'l.
h; -th<>-Sea ·s lnternationalh
rPnown('f! painter, will pre.
SPli t hiS 25th ;.bllef' I'O)+
le,.tion of St>ascapt>s anrl
lanrlsrapes Jul} 1 through
A~u st at 361'; E. Co:.st lllgh-
wa)', Corona rJpJ Mar. The
special Sho ll' 11'1.11 be opened
daih from 1 to ')p.m.
The artists was llorn in
tnl in Star! Beocej Yugo-
sJ:nia, of Serbl:.n ~r~ts,
II <> stu•liert at the school ol
art in Beh:rade, and the
Af'arte mJ or Art tn Munkt1
Ger manr . In llie earl; pari
of h· ·are<>r he paint{>(!
;..onr:~lts and sacr t'd art.
ROBINSON "S WI NDOWS
BROKEN BY VAND ALS
An estlmate-1 Sl,312 da.
magi:' w~s done earl ~· Thurs-
day, June 10, hr vandals
who threw small conerett>
r hunks through several .,.,·in·
do~t.•s al Robinson 's Fashion
Island store.
Arf'o rdlng to polJce and
securll)' gua tds, oolses were
heard at Z:35 a,m. and in·
vestigatioll showed 3 ll.'ln·
dows b roken on the store's
north entnnce . Further
checking s ho•ed another
wlnrtow hroken on the south
side or ttK> butl!Ung.
PO RN OGRAPHY TO PI C
AT SABBATH SERVIC E
''What Jud.alsm saysaiJout
pornocraphy•· ts R:lbbt Mel-
vin SUverman's sabbath top.
I.e at 8:15 p.m. thl.s f'rlday
at 2101 lSth St., Newport,
An Oneg Shabbat •tu t:ollow
tMs se"lee of Temple Bat
Yahm, whtcn will be
hosted by Ruth ud MarUa
Goorevltch of l n'iot In hooor
of thtlr dafllbler•• torthco~
mlnr marrtact ucl bJ ~
and Klftl Bur•etn of New-
port Btaeb lrl bolor of their
I Sth w~ Ulllverary.
rtJOJ '"'" r offi r·lals alsc-:m-
nounN d the l~E!f:innin~ ot 3
'''f'C'i>d) frirla} morninr mer-
o.:hants' lirt·akfaS! :tt ShA ck
Shop :'>o. 9 .• t ;\an issus
J.nrl Coos! H-...\. Tt1t> 8 ... m.
inlor mJ! m'!'E"tillLs ~·1n· ffit'r-
t h.1nts a f'!l3ncc tc. talk shop,
and •liS('uss pa rkiw and
Olher prol•IHIIS.
Reservations for tt•e Wf'd .
nesda~ meeti~ should lJe
mafif' hr rail~ 673 -4050
or 673. ";()(j5. ~o r Pserva.
lions ar o nf'edf'd for tt.e ln·
formal Friday breakfasts.
NORTH WINS 108 , 100
OVER SOUTH TEAM
Slrong board •·or k andag-
P"resslve PlaY netted :\'orth a
108·1 00 vi ctor} over Sou1!1
in the lith anrunrl Onfl{::t'
Countr hl.i!J srhOOI all star
baskf'tball game Saturda}· at
Orange Coo.st CoUege l-efor~
3 sell·out ero.,.,·rt of 2,000.
Jim McC iosker of Estan-
rla, top srorer ~t."lth 23, Dave
ZOI!"g of "1ission Vit>jo and
Matt Cook of M:J.Cina le<1 :.n
8 minute cha rge as South
out.scorer1 Nor1h 22.8 to
move within 4 points, 89 to
a:,. Rut North scored 12
points in the oext 2 minutes
to lilow the gaml:' open.
South learts lhf' st>rlrs 7
to -4 .
ARTHUR RO Y. FORil ER
N EWI'ORTER, IS DEAD
Ar1flu r Roy, ;:;~. a 28.year
resident of Xe.,.,'JX)rt lleach
died Tuesday at hJs hOm;
in Huntlngtoo BP:Jrh.
Mr. Roy , a ·arpenlt>r,
llv+:d on lrvlnt> ••e. i.n Ne-.·-
port HeiJ!htS beforp movlog
2 months ago.
He is survived by his wife,
Kathleen: son Whitney of
lluntington Beach, daughter
Patti Ann Akesson of S!Jet ·
man (Jaks, brothers Ray,
L~ and Thomas. all of
M1•·hil!::tn, :.nd Patrick ol
lluntl~too Be:.ch, s ister
Clara sturvls or Ml t!Ugan
anrt 2 grandcbUdren.
A rosary ·service tonight,
June 17, will be followed by
::1 10 a.m. mass tomorrow
in Sl. Joachim's CathoUc
c hurc h in Costa Mesa. Bur.
Ia! will IJe Ill Good Shepherd
ce metery, Huntington Beach.
STREAKE RS RUN OUT
OF COSTA IIIESA lNN
Three male streakers ran
southbound out the troot door
ot the HoiJday Inn. 3131 Brts.
tol St., Costa Mesa, at 2:41
a.m. Mooday, June 14. Desk
Clerk Curt D. Lucas r epor-
ted to Costa Mesa poUce.
One of tbe strea.ters bad
a Llgbl browu bl.l bat that ts
the ooly thtac tttt tbrtt sus-
pects wart weutAc. pollee
lut'Md. Tbey Jumped lato a
,....,. Do-plek-ap tnoet
Wltll I Wh&teearqperlbell uct
Red thl ,,_, Poll«* located
sueb a Yehlele a Aort ume
later but U n& ~rAJQ.rtilt
the d river wu oot ilwolvad
ln tbt tnctcteot. tMJ repor.
led.
TEENAGER IS ROBBED
AT GU NP O"IT IN N, B.
-\ S;lllf.J -\
pohu• llE'
poiut Frl t
11:alkinj:. u r, t
tral ;o.;e.,.-p •r•
' "l:l!;.Pr toM
'• ,....atgun.
'·t ... n-.·hlJ e
i.n C{'I'J-
R.a} Mf'~... 19, S<olld
a .,.,·um:ttl .!JN 3 mE>n ap.
preached tum as he 1toalked
at 23rd an, flalt100 Blvd.
TIIP 1roman pullo>d a ~n
antl d~mandt'd his waUPl.
One of the men took tlrf'
.,·allet , <·ontaini1u; :tiJOuf
SIOO, aDtl the 4 nerl m ;'
ca r, ~tr-Farland s.1 id.
TEMPLE BAT Y AHM
INST AL L ATION SET
\on11an Eictt,en:, prt>si-
11ent of the Pacifie SoutJ,v.·est
C l)uncU of the Union of Am.
erlcan Hebrew Conueca-
tions, ··Ut serve as thE' ill·
st..all ing officer for Templo
Bat Yahm of Nf'WJ)O rt Bca•·t1
at sabbath services ::11 8:15
p.m. Fri<U)', June25,at2101
15th street, Npwpor1 Beach.
Bernard Rome wtu tM, ln-
stalled as Temple president
and Mrs.EslherYankassls-
terhood president. Both are
resldMlts of Newpor1 Be.acll.
Tile oneg shabhat to follow
services ls being co-ordina.
t f'(! l.ly Mrs, Winnie Ross, ex-
ecutive vlcl:'-prestdent, and
Mrs. Bobbie Blinder, Sister-
hood pro«ram •ice-presi-
dent. They are of Corona
del Mar.
OCC PROF EL EC TED
OCC mathematic s pf\.•fes-
sor Michael Ortell of Santi
Ana has won 2 seat on the
Orange County board of edu-
cation. Mr. Orten. who t\as
been a member of the occ
staff stDCe 1970, eas:Uy ~
feated ' other opponeats lo
tht' electioll. Hls 8-wNk
door-to-doOr campalp net-
ted him U,4l! votes.
• SrtvMII Fr•t•r.-•
f!CKOES
ol a SUMfltER
ll'f• j
SOIIOfl' CITIZ:C."U
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TltUIISOAY. lUll[ II. I!~
OOIIIIA llfl.-., 1AL.
S.A. won't
back N.B. ....... -....... weH. to .....,., 'pwpor1's
a.tteqts to cet Oalatio -a.ir-
port deiipati!cs u Ule bHt
'l)lwtloO to Oruce CodlJ'I
a.tq:JOrt prohlems. lDStnd,
tt.t-Suo Aoa c tll' Cou:octJ
... a. tetU'd fiW'i)rblc.
some es;paasim. of Oruge
Couty Ain.ort a~~~cs Us aper -a-..
A St'"wport Read\ resol•-
tioo, sHII:iJII& support from
other count)' c-ities, asks (_;I-
t )' ODUDCtls to eodorst' s ..... -
port's att.empCs to r f'Strict
tnfti!' at thE'" t·ount)· ai rr.ort.
•hiiP divPrtinr it to Ontario
C omme-r ci.Jrl )E'(5 from Or~
aqgf' County Aiport no•· ta~ .
orr oYer ~e'llpOn Ra~ • .tlich
Is bordf'tl"d hy P.:qJensive
hom~s.
Aft er stud)'imo; the St-•·-
port sugg estia:1, 1!1e Sanu
Ana Council followed t!:f'
advict> of it!> o~n transpor-
tation advi90f) l·o mmitt<"e
"''hich ~llt'd~~;owport's po:
sitioo '·not totall} real-
!stlc :· Th>'-Sauta Ana . if'
lathers ~':t iled 1)11 t ill:' rount'
R03 ro1 of Supervisors, w.u• j,
~ootrols the &ifllOrt, to t a~•·
t!1t> fo llo'•illf! ar'tion:
.. RUKV.' A\' sMuld Loe
lenE;ttK>nM towarrl San Dl<>go
fr~wa~. a!lo.,.,.in;; }'?ts to !:et
J !ou)!.er takeoff run. thus
'I~ r im• Sam. a A~~a II<-J!'ti1S
:Jnd t11,... loa\ at J hiC:h•·r
qui£<ter altituoi... '
• WEIGHT LI '-!ITS shOu ld
"" raisecl., so )l'l " 'Oill •t •·:n-
n IUOr t i.i3 S~i1"rS or
freight per takeofl.
a HIGGER. qui"'':Pr pl6 nes
s hould he al!o·,·Pd to use th{•
airfield.
• AJH ~ HI::IGHT tar1hti€'S
at thE' ai riJOrt shoulrt tx-11'"1+·
pro\'P I.
Thf' Santa -\n:..r transpor.
lilt ion ronnl!ltl~ re-port $3\'S
tloE' <'il'. StQIIl St"f'k · h 11;j.
1'"11 I:'XInnsiOll'' of oran.:r
l'ounty Aii"))Ort.
Dr. ellilsiiii -~
may be scrappect by
E,.,Pge ot UalnnttJ' by traftk ...... .,, u •
Ortve ·acroa tM Ba~ Bat• aJter-thoe J'Oite ·~Up..
UN of Xe-p:d1 ad Costl 1tf!t ~ ... rt BaJ
Ilea. a part o1 Jocal aDd • .-, .......... lor _, ' _, ........ 4oslped
1"1'$, mar be sr:nAM!d bf to ~ steldil.r-t.r.nu-
"" <it)• ol -rt ......._ lot tnllk ~--Brts-TM Cit)' ec-c.R w1ll 4ls· toJ Al'e .. aJpc'Oridtl ~
eoss ttte road p1a11 at ~ Joe r•t ai'(JIID(! the btJ liM' "*~-.
!I Sbdy Sle"UioD b8tre d@p ""'" or rom.,.lttel ~ f
ddiDC wber:Morto!;p!IDC!S&O.-of.tbe bay and aortbofW'est-
000 oo .an ellYiroatneobl lm. elilf. pact stady (EIS) o1 tbt pro-But. Mr. 11t'111bms arped
posa.I. Bctt. u.e SGO.ooo. tt.cJ:t tbe coabtY masier ptu
•btrfl has bt-en f"JJ rmaned was mwn ~ wbea UCJ WIS
for the ElS tor mepa.st ~·esr. expe<.1eod to, fine more stl-
almo.st gar deleted Mooda)' deot.s. and heiY)' ~dtatlal
raiclll from the Mt) bttdget, ~eJopmSit was plbDed tor
surviving on 2 4-l vO(e Un-the J::tack Bay,
rk-r ntrrent stall:' I.Jr.; an ''UnJYPrsity Dr. would be
ElS mu.st pr ede any 'ma-ill direct coolllct w1tb the
jor di:'Vek\pmeot i.Dcluding state t"'Oio(tC11 preserve LD
roads. ' the Upper &y;· be'lnslsted. Fr~shntan Coun1·iJman ·•and I ~sly ~
Ra}· V.'illlams offb.rborVtew •ootber It would telieYe
Homes tried to strike the traffic on Coast Hwy.''
Fts funds from tbe bttdf:et Cosu. Mesa has been buy-
du ring Monda)' nigtlt'sCoun-ine up rigtll -Of-waya.long DeJ
cil public hearings on lht> ).!ar A VI!., and ooa:n.!T TOld
budpt'f tor the flScal year plannf:.rs b&ye &aid tbeyplaa
startinr Julr 1. Wllt'f1 Coun-to go 1bt>ad "''ltb .aCQut!dtkm
,.Uwoman LucHie Kuehn of of right-of·11'3}' In tbeeoan!}'
I nine Terrace countered b) terruon· that s@()antes
pleading for a chanC"e to at Costa Mesa and Newport be· IP~St stur1}' the Idea. her mo. t•·eea Santa Ana and TustlD
tion to tJring it !Jack ln 2 avenues.
""'PI:'ks toarPI}' p:Jssed. M:.}·or A letter from state Fish
Ho..-a r d Hogers andCoun· il-and Game official RoLert
man Paul R~·kcort joined Mr. Monl!!.omerr sars his OM('e
Williams in obJE"CC im . •·111 ll"il her endo rse nor op-
The extens.lon project pose t11e llniverslty nteo-
would add the mlssh)G link s ion until an EIS isH:om-
to University br conne(tlng pit-te-d. 1-\ou:e\'et, he expres-
f ost3 Mesa 's Del Mar Aye sect surprisr:> that the cit]'
<£'ifh Universif}· at ~!ac A r: ~~.·as sturtri~ a road that
lhur Blvd. n"':n san Di~o II."OU!rt "·infringe•· on UK> PCP
Creek. II has long been balled O!ogical preserv e.
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THE FIIIIT IAPTtST CHURCH
••'"1 P•aDLtiiT CMUitCM IM TOWMt"
WAYMI P •• ULLI ... PASTOR
•••I A.&. ateLI CLAIIII -U t .. A..L "RIHIP HOUR
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2lRD ST. et ORANGE, COSTA MESA -645-5050
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CLIPP H.. . -6G..J4a ..... &.,.. ••o•• PAITOI
Til£ RHINE CRA1ffl'EL TUR.~ BASIN Ls pictured abo•e frorr th~'-1o k :.tl ,\. ~~~rr.
CanDers Co., as lt existed many years ago. Tod2y this •le,..• WOtJit1 sttow :.,..J<m.-. 'c;
Sea food restaurant at 630 Lido Park Drive, Lido Peninsula, ""It' tl•~ sponhst II\{'
boats Ued 11p at docks ln front. In the above picture, the Laz.an<'l• hros. hst Int.'
boat, Adventure, is tied up to Sparks~ McClellan's dredger, :"e~t.rpon. Thf' I>~HlJlrl~"
at the rtcht background were part of the 28t1J Street cannery, Stn"P torn 1o11o11. PholrJ
by H~~gh McMJllan.) -.y. IIIL ••••••• #.a. atM.IIT •• T ._. ............. , ..... , ......... ..
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GllAC£ amu CHUa.at
v....._•Me8111a1Bidc.
565 w_ 18th, Cost~ Mesa
!lEV. TOM TYaEE, Pall«
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:30 A.M . •7 :00 P.M .
Sunday School,
an aaes. 9:30
HOME BIBLE CLASSES:
CaD S 52-0092
.,.eachif\1 Bible Doctrine•
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Christian Science
'Senricu
FIRST cHURCH OF
OiRIST. SCrENTlST
3303 Via Lido
N~wpdn kach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9 ~ \0:30 a.m.
SUNDAY SER VlCES
9 & 10:30 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8 p.m .
READING ROOM
w~~k days: 9 a.m .. s p.m.
w~dnrsclay : 9 a.m.-7:45p.m.
Tucsclay
9 a.m. · S p.m.: 7-9 p.m.
SECOND OiURCH OF
OiRIST. SCIENTIST
';::=========~· Ncwpon Beach at Corona del Mu ·We invite you to worship
L~ CHlJ!t.<.."H.
OF THE MASTER.
2900 hcirec View Dr. eo..o ......... c.lif.
AWRENCE D. FRUHLIN
Pastor ~ Phone 644-2664
SUNDAY SCHEDULE:
9:15 a. a._ • s.dly ScbDol
lO:SO a.a .• WorabiP
Nursery and Coffee Hour
3100 Pacific View Dr.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 a.m
SUNDAY SERVICElOa.m
WEDNESDAY R:OO P.\1.-
Rcading Room:
3500-B E. CoastHwy.
Eatna~e OD Narciaaaa
Mon.-Fri.: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m
Saaday dten~ooD : 1 to 3
Sat.: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You arc cordi.ally invited
to attend O.urc.A. Snviccs
and to UIC' Rcadin& Rooua.·
Plymouth Conarerationaf Church'
A F1ft llltd lttdqHndmt D:m~ttJtiQflll/ Olristion Orurch
THE REV. JOHN A. UNDV ALL. Minister
lUNDAY JeRVICI!Ioa atJO A.M. AND 10:H A.M.
Bible Study: 9 a.m . and 1 p.m. Church School I 0 a.m.
3212 BROAD STREET. NEWPORT HE!GHTS
Nur.ry c:e,. provided Phone: 642-2740
By HUGH M cMILLAN
As I drt•e along Coast
Highway these days and go
over the bridge, stop and go,
bumper to bumper, dodgin~
the broken glass, bits or
cars and burned-out nares,
observing the skid marks
from tralftc accidents r think
back to the 1920s, wheo there
was oo bridge and no Coast
Highway.
If you wanted to get to
Corona del Mar from 011
Newport, you went by boat
or traveled up through Co-
sta Mesa and took present-
day Back Bay Dr. alon, th£>
east s1de or the bay. ThP
dirt road skirted arounr1
Promontory Polnt and went
along present-day Bayside
Dr. into Corona d~>l Mar
There was no road fro m
Corona del Mar to Laguna
Beach. That was all lrvm£>
Ranch, and you'd b£>tter stay
out, believe me.
Coast Highway opened in
1928. The firs t bridge
skirted the blufl north or
Bay Shore Camp. lt was
two lanes. ooe each way.
Later the brtdge was moved
to lts present locaUoo to
eliminate a dangerous curve
at tbe west end. A. J. Mr-
fadden told me one nl~ht
at a meeting or the Oran£e
County Historical Sot·tet\
that the present bridge goes
r ight through the s ite of
McFadden Landing.
I used to keep my row
boat tied up at the foot or
21st St., where the Laza -
rtch family lived. One morn-
ing I lett about an )lour
before dayUgnt to hunt ducks
ln the upper bay. l row('(!
-WELCOME
~IWII!friP'
to our
SECOND ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRA T/ON
june 21st to june 30th, 1976
IKEBANA ON DISPLAY
(Japanese Flower Arrangement)
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durmg our celebratton (mtltal orde1 1
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OF CAIJIURNIA
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.. WfiORT MACH Of'ACE
3333 West Coast H1ghway
Newport Beach. California 92660
Tel (714) &t6·7121
around the east end of Lido
Peninsula, along the soutt1
side of Lido lsle, around
the east enrl and proreeded
on up into the upper bay.
I rowet.l under the brirtge,
thP n;g-ht was the pitch-black
just before t1J·..vn, feelin~ Oli
way along. forget about any
navigation hghts.
Anywa;·. a.; I looked back
at tt1f> briMe I saw tht> head-
h;:: hts or one lone!) ·ar rome
across th<> tn1~re, h~>ading
for L orona d£-1 Mar. Its ll~hts
t1isappea r~><:! after rJJ m: ing
th(' nat1<> at P :omontory
Point. I ro• <>d on up Into
the •Jpper La v ta kior t ~e
short -~ut •1annel. Just
above, on th£ blurt, isGalaX)
Par k anrt :hp pr~>sent -da)
00'11P of th£: Chant·£>110r Of
l:fCI. 1 used to •lim~ up
th is bluff anrl t last awa)
at 1urks 35 tlu?\ a :r.e ovPr.
1 here Na;;r, 't J roa~ or a
hom~> anp•J, ·r" tr. ;;1..:ht ln
thoc;f' rlays.
The ;r.ort-!t 4' .1S th~:
routP ~\ :r.n ~fJ•'.r user!
to rov.· -l•;~. k 1r. i . ., 1880s
to 1\f't !res~ 4"3ter for M -
F 1t1r!Pn I an ~.n.: irC'rr :he
spnnF of wat,:.r that Oo~~o·~
down lnto t"lr I <·, rossi~
pr~>sE:'nl -riav lrvu~ Ave.. at
Jt.our :?3rt St. file spn:P
sho "ed on ranr ~ mJ-ps and
apparently .~.·as 'JS~1 t-\ the
Int1ians »hen II o>\ livt'd
3ruund t'le u~ r ba} he-
forE' tl1,.. mvad~>rs arrive-d.
I'm ;urr-the plarP hadn't
"h.IIICM mu ' fro·. the 188'15
to thP 1 320-Jus.
We kids used to ·all the
upp~>r h3y, the ·lake.'' \\e
"Ou lrl row a ~onsiderahle
LEGAL NOnCE
S-~:il-;"6
FICTITIOL'S Bl"SI:'\ESS
'\A~tF ST.HEME -.,T
Th P followmg persons are
rio me busint-ss as: G iovan-
m's ltahan f-ood,l604 1Bol -
sal C'hira R~ •• Huntington
Rea r'1 12C4"1: C athe rme R£>-
da 1 R8A1 \lora Kai Lane,
Apt. 21, Huntincton Beach,
c J. ·2C·r ' :-1n•'£'S -o Roo a,
18881 \lora 1\..u • ane, Apt.
21, Hunttn.:ton fPad•, Ca.
"l264-.
Thts tusir.osc; lS onrtu,.t-
erl l·~ an mtll\ toiual. Sttm~:
F nn•·eseo ~Ma _
This statt>rnPnt .o. as filed
w1th the ··ount} ler b. of Or-
:w~:e County ~1 3\ 26, l'lili.
Publish: JunP 1:, 24, Jul\
1 8, 1976, In the ·,e11rport
!iarbor Ensin1. F -:l68i .,
PETE BROWN WI LL
PLAY AT HAR VARD
CX'C runnm~?;bal k Pete
R rown has b~>eo ar<'eptetl to
play foot ball at Harvard t.:n-
lv£>rs lty. Pete, a 6-1, 205 -
pounrler, 1s ~lso a winner of
nationa l merit honors for
scholasttl arhievement.
During his OCC ·art>er he
rushed for 855 yards, scored
10 touchdowns , and Mlught
14 passes tor 152 \-ards. He
prepped at Xewpo rt Harbor
high school.
.-.u.rl'T o• ,,.,.,,.
1r a AlT. AN JtOD • 1n1 MnPOIT
dlstanrP up San !JtPt'O C r~k
and tt" La\ • on.r,Jf'tel' !tll•ol'i
the .n~>a fron lt1E" ! lufh
0 11 on£: sttlr to tht> 0t11er.
A shrht "nvtronmPnt al in.-
pa t rill..,rj It J.itfo enou.t1
debric; that 1•.1'1H plantc: and
weP·h ·ro·.,.. 4"1 Pre •P Jc;,..j
to ro~~o
r·u lit:-la1 l ',.,n t• .. fist
an1 ~, .. •r.nt..-tJJ'o hF-•1rP ~
?Ut so I ar, ro·.~.· a rounl'!
~iil'o l'l n PrP. I rrorr iSf',
I"! h::i :.,. rr '• ~ -vau.: ...
double tla rrr·l :tt o:r,e ' Jt
I'Ll sur• II t .<>t SOITlf'
Of trtOS€' JIJ -<;, ,. ; ld~s us..-d
to have t. Jl Ia ··all o our-
selv<>s. \l:u.-. J n1. t,t l'·.-
sl~>pt tt.•'r" 11' ttr• I )ftor.
of :1 } ;-t'\11. t.oat, d.fo • orr·'
OUI lf1 I' I •l1rll·, -.·~•tin
fo t 1.ni. 't ro ~uu.t .
T 'tost-13\ !' ue •or •• for-
evor. \,,.,.. u·.:; bun.; • r to
buP1per traffi , poll · · h -
··opter~. tel planes t ... klnr
off, p.1r1 • !I c; an' t•. '·u-
lan .. s ·.~o·niJn., '•.AT )r J~
panrr !'nt ratrol t oats w1t h
all Kilo IS ! f"ll• & II. rPI"U-
lat! OS to I Uf J l !'a h r 3
tr } 111 to row aroun~ the b::~~
llkP !1e's bo<>n t1oln for SOiT.e
60 \ea r s. r C'Uf>SS I ne~>"
to ba k 1o .... ·• ro Ra J3 's
rhht'l rie San I.J\Jintm ·~··1 ~t
ts like :-.e.~o?Ort o~.·as a
'f>ntur' ago.
HOURS
t:SO CO $:00
Moa. tllna Sat •
CloMd
SDdilJ
Y .E.S. Officen instill eel
At tbt -.1 ~ ol
the Youth £~ Ser-
n ce of the Ba.rbor A,.. I.G
May, Mrs. Rutb Urtlb trU
Installed as presldeDt •
Sernuc tritb her oae tbe
executl•e bol.n1 an Wn •
Chris Hopper, Yice-i)rul-
dent; Cbrts stHl, treuaru;
Mrs. C~trt Hert)erts, corres-
poodlnc secretary, and Mrs •
Ralph Lfnbott. recordtac se-
cretary.
Other members of tbe
board loclude BUl Bandaruk.,
C llano Carmtrillo, Mrs. Dan
Sisemore, Richard Brooks,
Cbarles Cotton, Mrs. Arlene
Schafer, Robert Brockman,
J11dge Calvin Schmtdt. t.1rs •
Betty Broce and Mrs. Ray
Dav ies.
lD an advisory capacity
wlth Y.E.S. will be Costa
M Psa Mayor Dom Racitl,
Ro~rt Sangster, Mrs. L>-
man Faullcner, Mrs. :\ormafl
"'-atson, Mrs. Ernest Beau-
hamp, Mrs. Edward Kell},
James Wood, Charles
Brown, Mrs. Eurlene Loop,
Irv Wenger, Werner Escb-
RUTH URBAN
er and t.1 rs Eunice AHlson.
The \ .E.S. omce at 1801
X. SP~~o'J)Ort Blvd., Costa Me-
sa, ts now opeo from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. Y.E.S. Is
looking for emplorers who
•Ill tllre youth thls summer
either or. a part time basis
or ful l ti me. Mrs. Carol}'ll
Sweetland, exPcutlve dtrec-
tor, can toe r~>arhed at 642-
04i4.
AGENDA FOR PLANNERS
A plan ror the Mariners "Hi "' area. talked about for
many months, comes befor e
t·.p '\~wport Beach Planning
r orr.mission tootEht , June
17. A public hearlng ~~o·lll
r onstr1er an overall parkin~.
trafft ,.. and lone-ranc<> 'jp _
velopment plan for the area,
murt. or whir h is now teing
retxnlt after a 1tsastrous
hlOt'k-long !ire to Januan,
1 'l7'".
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Golden Text: "Ailtd t.W.. ,W Mal Wtc•NI h f'ltlttlktl, wADW~ tlk Ltwd
tltd/1 ClMI.I'WM# .,UJ! tlu ~,.nt of ltis -.md, n4 ~ clutroy with ''"
&rigAI04u of /oi.t <~ (2 Theos. 2:8). ,
N that lts.sons wco have MAN'S CHIEF I'IOilEM
Phil"'''"' cu,.., •iMI(It'"(J OUI '7,.~~~7.':7:;·~:: p~~;~~ rt"ioru' Ul'f)h.im~h 1 4-1) Silu<~lrd m • f"T.J/urll t)fl rhr M,:l" nl lh• i\ " W.iS onC"P II ::::·~tlk. ~~t~ o~<"fi~
nit~ plan from the" bcogin-
ning fnT Hi~ plant! called
the earth znd the human
brings who inhabit it. Hco
announced that He creat~ the earth
Tlfol in \":lin. Rf>l to he ;1 was!,. :met
useless, but H~ formM, organized,
and <'stahlished it with all of its na-
tural laws to be inhabited (ha. 45 :-
18) .. ~\n~ Ht" also _said that He put
the. mhahrtants on rt for His glory,
wh1ch they can accomplish by M:ing
H is witnesses and strva.nts (l!.a.
43 :7, 10). Tht'~ statements can
nev~r IW' ~uettssfullv contmv~rted
although count!C"ss · prrsons fro~
Adam down to this date havco tried
to do so, and all have failed ignomi-
As the population of th~ ~arth
grew, they developed th~ Kin~thttn of
the World, and their fir st and fttrt·
most probltm was how tlrt'\ tnu!•i
ift1: back into God's Kingdtm r 111.tl
wu centered in the garden lh:\1 ( ;,.,J
had pb.nted for man in E(lcu ( t ;en.
2 :8). That is still the most rmporr;anr
problem for mankind. God oullmP<I
t~ daails of His pla.u for nmn ,,, ~rt
back into His Kingdom ant! ful f.ll
H is purpose for the C"rr;uion n( tho ~
world, but the mass nf the rnha!,rt:r111"
of this world have nt""~::let'ft'd or rr-
fused to accept and follow \.ncr ~ p\.111
and His guidanC"e, hut haw· prl'"frr n••l
to ~k their own pleasures during rlo.:
span of their li vcos on this pbnt"t. T lw1·
have adoptNI plan« and pur)"'"'-'~ ,,f
tht-ir own, and ht~vc> l"l't'n ~,...nr ·•1 f.tr
as to dmy thco existenC"e of jt'IT"1a11.
tM Creator of the hf'<t\"f'H-.; an.\ tht•
earth, and have madr inmtm('r:tlol••
b.lSC"" gcxls o f their own. ,
ru/NJ by I~ H~hff'\o"\ 1/uclt:.~ I 13! Jod<1v lr,P .II'ICir n/ ''" h.1• ll•>t•n "'·"''' mrr• J n.IIJC•tl<ll f!.ltl rho• W"'l'tllmrnr vr
IHHI A m.1rkN mlmnr• lht' IOull•l lh<~l l~Jlh.lill.th rorrloltl rlw ,,.,,,,.,.,,. '" ,,, lt.·h~1·/, •n ,., J ll h ,,,,.,,,,. , oil ·) ·r
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DECISION MIC.t.ZUU:, MINHfAP'OLIS. MINH.
Zephaniah, a true prophet
of the Lord. faced n cor-
rupt and godless nation, Ju-
dah. Such a nation, e\·en
though it wa.s believE'<I t o be
the chosen people, could n ot
endure. for the Lord is a just
God who i~ no re.spt><·ter nf
persons.
Far to the northeaM w""
Assyria, which would be used
of the Lord as h is instru-
me nt to bring about the de~
s truction of Juda h. This dt'~
struction would be a da~· in
which the righteou ~nE>I's nf
the Lord would be vindicat~.·d .
It would truly bt• a DH.\ nf
the Lord.
Zephaniah seeks to inspin·
fea r of t hat day in his hr·:u·-
er~. He point !< out that ~>nly
through SU('h a judl(mt"llt C"ll.ll
mert'y t'Ome to t hose whom
God wishes to deli\'{'J". 'l'hl·
pure remnant whil'h has !'('1'!1
delivered will one dtr_v o~ing
the praises of the j u~t Lttrd,
who dwells in her midst.
The prophet_\' of Zt:'phHniah
falls intu three purt..;_ Part
one ( 1 :2--2 :3) ind i<:ates. the
judgment that is ~·nming ~l ll
Judah. There i:-t nt• nwt:titiR
o f the out!'! ide no\t iuns .. \'hy
is the terrible t'<tl<~mi • de-
~·-
t he answt'r -"RE"<"etuse the.''
ha ve ~inn ed against the
Lord "
In part twu (2 :4 -:1 :8)
the p rophet luok~ away to
the ... u rroundinK m•t.ion:~. He
turns east to Moab and Am-
mon {2 :8-11). thf'n -"'OUth to
Ethiopia (2 :12). then north
tn ~ineveh rtnd A~sy ria (2 :
1.1-15). This part conclude!<!
with a sudden turning round
un .lf'rwmlem again. H i:~ point
is that if God so smiteR the
s.u rrou ndinst n1tlin ns with
jud~ment. how n·rt:~inl~-wi ll
he !-~mite the people of Judah
who have haci prh·iiE'ge.«
al}l)\"t' all ot her s!
PHrt three start .<~ with
<"ha pt.er three (v. ~) and
dMe!< with the last ven~e of
t he ch11pter Hnd of the book.
The pruphet is not just took-
Ill){ within at .J eru:~alem and
Jml:-~h. nor l011king n round HI
t lw othe r nations; he i~ look -
ing beyond. to the tim(' nf
h e:tlm~ and lt!f'.'l~inJ.! "'hic h
. ..;hall come to l !-~rael an t.l to
all pi>f1ples alik£>, aftt•r thl·
day!!. of jud~rr11ent h:n·c ."t'n (·d
thei r purpo~e .
The ro miT lJ.{ !\t e~:->l<tnir
Kingrlum i!l. to embrace ~lll
the nation~. Yet the <'O\'C-
nan l P'-'('pte arl' tn lH:" tlw scr ibed in thesf:' ver,..;"
ing on Judah~ \' Pr :-<, •. .., ("t""Jlh•r qf th~tl Kin~dnm, am\
tt LOOB tiT
T Qe :SOO,I.~
BY DR . BDB JONES
BOB JONES UnivBrsity
~ ......... .,.,, .. ··""' .... ···~ ..
that Hie h!'.avenly dock had
stopf)f"d. or th11.t He did not
know what He was dninll:. tht}'
decided to hrlp Him. Sa rRh
!IUII:Ii!"l'5tt'd that Abraham take
to wife Jhp:ar, hn E~~:ypt.ian
handmaid From thi~ union
t'llme !I !llln, l!!hmuel. who be-
r·anw the T•r0~e nitor of th ..
Anh~. LlltPr. {;(ld ope1u•rl
~HRh·,. womh to brm£ fnrth
th" ~Oil tof h]P~J;iM£, f,.fllll"',
pr»I!I'Tli!Or l'f thP .fpv..-j~h pt>ll-
pl<' Strift· <levelr>f'l!tl hetwel:'n
th<' mnt ht·r~. and tht' mRid nnd
ht>r son hfld to br sent IIWR~'
F'11r wnr~"· howf'\'er. ha~ ht!en
tlw pi>rpetull1 C1•nflict nf thf'
tlr ~····rlrlant~ of the two .'!On!l Th 1" ('H nflit·t i~ mnklnsr hPIId-
IJr"" tmla)'.
\\"to nl't'd thr 1\tlltttdl.' nf the
f',Jdmt!lt whu -<111d. "I wnh,..<i
pat,~>ntly fl>r tht-l.nrd . "
:1 4f'salm 10:1). If we will enm.
f mit nor way unto tht-L•nrd
1<•1 and truQt al~o in Him. He ~hl'lll
~ IIPrft-t"t thAt which eoncer n• u ~·
. I (Pi\alm 97:5, 6; 138:8). "For
f all tht promise!' of GOO ...
,, a r<' y~>a, 11.nd in h im A mPn.
"Rest in t.ht Lord, und wait
patiently for him . . F rt-t
not thyself in any wisl' to do
t>vil" {Psalm 37:7, 8L A lthou~rh
God has ~~:iven us "e.llct'e-din~::
fol"!'e.ll and pr~iou! promi~P~~··
(II Pi"tt'r I :4). we mu!<t pa-
tiently aw11it Hi~ timf' of fut
fillin~ tht• promi""" ~om<>
timn from 11 humR!t !<Lanrl
point He rna)' !l"f'm t n h" •l .. w ,
but Ae "I! not ~hl<"k ,.,,,w.,rn
in~r his promi1w. as !IM mf'n count. slacknP!I!< .. (JI PPto·r~:91 .
As the God or th•· IIJ(U with
Whom "one dl)' i.._ • a.._ :r
thC"Iu•and \'t'Rr•. and 11 thou~Aml
yean &! ·on!' da)·" (II P>'tc·r
3 :81. HP ha!l plenty of 11m•·
to perform all H1~ I'T>'ffi'"''" For Ul' to benmlf' lffi llll!i .. r,!
11.nd take ma1l••f'" mtc• (our ·•""'" hanrls I! t<l rl n harm to 'II~
tause lind hurt othf'r l>f'.'C•p
Abr&h!lm and S11noh rt
clauic u11mpte of the il (@CtS of rutmin~~: ahe11rl f)f
Lord. God had promi ~t<t!
couple a !ltln in their ohl
Through thi,o .. on all pe• I,
tht earth would hl'
(Genesis 12 ). When 1t
to the aged couple th
bed fonrotten Hi!IC
unto the ~!Dry of God by u~
I II f'••rinthht.n~ 1 :20).
"FAITH , HOPE AND LOVE"
"AND NOW ABIOETH fAITI~.
HOPE, LOVE. THESE THRE.E: BUT
THE GREATEST Of THESE IS
LOVE" (I Cor. ll:I J ).
St. Paul had bee11 d1scussmg,
In I Corrnlh1ens 13. some of the
miraculous signs that were to
vanrsh away as God"s revet&l10n
became complete. But fa 1lh, hope
and love, he declared, would ~tbide
n a triune evidence of true Christ-
Ianity.
These thrH are ell we need In
the pt"Henl "dispensation of the
a:r-ce of Qod," Any church where
faith, hOpe and tove are found in
full ,.., .. sure Is a "full " church It
may have but few members. but
what artater blesaina could 11 w1sh
fOf' then faith. hope and love In
abundant meuurel
fa1th, hope and ICMt are 1 trin·
ky ofttn refe"'td to In St. Pau/'J
tpltttH. E.ch Is of prtm•ry lm·
PQrtance in tts wa y, and non!! [.8 t'l
t!IX!SI w•thout ttu• other two.
F"AI fH •s ol pf/m&ry •mportance.
"'WITHOUT FAITH IT IS IMPOS·
SIBL[ TO PLEASE GOo·· (Heb
) 1:6), ann now can thetf! be hope
~tnd love without fa ith?
HOPE holds the centr•l pf!lce
amon1 the thru Hope in the
B1ble Is mo~ than a WISh, it Is the
opposite of dHpalr. an eager an·
t•clpatJon of blesrings to come.
Hope ts the Chnst1an's nperl -
ence. hi! hvintl w1th eternity's
elory in view.
LOVE is th• crownins 11ory of
t~ thrH: it Is the frr,~lt of fatth
illrtd l'tope. and is greatnt ifl the
""" tP~at It ia "the bond or per-
fectnns:' Mor.ov.r. I~ It et•t·
nal tor ~ dl,. tor ~ true
bel~. "faith will vanfs:h into
si&ht; hope be emptied In tt.~laht"
•nd love will reiJfl supreme,
Z(·phaniah conclude~ by pic-
turing thf' t-xalted ble~si ng:o.
of l i'ln~el in thut golden age.
There will be a rel{athering
of the dispersed (3 :10). and
a changed temper Hnd be-
hx\'ior in thf' people (3:11-
\3). Th(•re will hE' bani~h
ment of evil and Bn exult in J.,':
JOyou ... ness (~:14-15).
God him .<~elf iR going t <,
find pleasure in the Holy
City a r1d her people; it shall
be said of Zi(m: ''The Lord
thy G<•tl in the midi!.t o f the('
i ... might y; he will i'lave. ht>
will rej nirf' on>r thee with
jor: ht-will r('Sl in hii'l love,
he will j ny over thee with
.-:i ngin~" (~:17). All affl i<'-
tiom: will t•nd, ancl ls rat>l is
tn OC· mRrlt> ''a pr aise amon~
HJI the pt>oplt> nf tht> ear·th"
(~:201 . It i!< ~ delectablE>
pi<:tu•·e indeed. and !l('t::; our
lo ngin~ h('n rt.!-1 rrayinK the
n111 1'(' ferw·ntly : "'En•n .<;u,
t'•lfl\1'. I ,on! ,It ·"~'"" ( Hc,·el~
t tro n :?:?:2H) c::x
• <• • I , /•C'I" ~ '> !• "' /h(' i'1
r. , !·. (O,.,olrd ,I vnl•"'l m rfl"
'' t ., ,. f •r '' ro, ,.ri vv Cat1 r ~~
1-'t>.'l'> VOl -;' 'C 1 Q6Q tl~ A J HCll
rn~~ f'l'""l <'In~ rr,,lar1r>lrrr•a P~>nn
,~ .~ •ri 1nc1 ''C'" f 'P'•'"P me Bno-'< n. Strl• "' qa .:·r ,.,, 4 t'f •960
~, ~ J ,, •• r,, .• ,... prJOI• 'lee/ /1~
rHnuslv ·
GOD'S FIXED PlAN
--Mtn""·cannot change the laws of
grnvit:~tion and. th~y cannot change"
any other of the countlcoss t:lt:ments
of God"s plan for t~ human race and
for thC' ~rth itself. God and His
plans are unchang~hle by man and
Satan, and God is complt:tdy su-
prf'mt:. In order that His plans could
I)C' known hy all of the inhabitants of
the' t"anh. l .od caused the Biblt:, the
Hoi)' Sc ripture's. to be written and
prC'st-rvt:d through thco a~s. This t~lls
that Gorl crt:a!ed man with powcor to
br ,, fret" agent. hut warnt"d him !hat,
if hr t!.r! nor faithfully ~cn·co Him.
ht: would rlie -lw: separal~ from
lift' anrl \.od HimS('/f. Thr fi rst man .'\d:~m. ;uui hi« wifr w~re nnt fa ithfui
to l.od. and thev immcdiatclv hid
from God .1nd u-;,qm·stionahly-werco
!i>rparatN1 fmm Him -and tht'l"
died. This wa ~ th<· \'C'ly hc.•f::inning
and f)'pc-of t1w "fallinG away" from
r;OI"l ;'l!t.l IIi ... "'111 !r ;, rail o\ ··.,ri;.:i -
nal l'in."
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Bible Study
' FROM "THE EVANGEL,'' LARGO, FLA.
J. T. Bou&fl•r. Pbila., Pl.
Find irt vou r Bible and stud)' carefully every passage of Scripture
Topic: "Have You 1 Profan• TDnJUfl?"
It is not to be suppos~d that any of our "Evangel famil)'" have the awful
habit of profa nity, but we all a1e probably acquainted with those who do have: a
p10fane tongue.
We all do have the solemn responsibility of askinB any one having the habit.
if sober consideratioo has ever been given to what the Word of God has to say on
the subject and the seriousness of thus m1sapplying their God-given power of
5peech.
I. Thi! Lord's name is blasphemed continually. (tsa. 52:51.
2. Blasphemers of that worthy name. (Jas. 2:7).
3. Using God's name in any wrong way is forbidden and violators will be" held
to stlict account. (E:.ot. 20:7).
t Thou shalt not profane the name of thy God. (Lev. 19:12).
5 Above all things, swear not: but let your yea be yea , and your nay, nay, lest
ye fall tnto condemnation. Uas. S:U).
6. We are to shun profane and vain babbllngs. (1 Tim. 6:20).
7 Swear not at all. (Matt. 5:341. Thus we see the awfulness of a profane tongue, and should this warnln1 reach
any one who may have been thoughtless in that direction, may they resolve to
r,e-ver again be gUilty of dishonoring God's Holy Name, nor the sacred name of
Chr1st, the Eternal Son, before whom every knee shall some day bow.
Our Saviour re,prded the matter of such importance that the words •Hal·
lowed by Thy nam• are placed at the very opening of that wonderful prayer which He taught His followen: ''Our Father wh ich art in Heaven, .. Hallowd Be Thy Name.'' (Matt. 6:9). •
May the name of our God be indeed a hat/owed one to all.
Mem ory verse: "The name of the lord is a strong tower: the righteous run-
olelh into 1t, and i~ safe. (Prov. 1.&:10).
EMPTY SPACE IN THE HEAVENS
EXCERPT FROM THE DAD.Y REVIEW
"Editor'& Mailb&c"
On~ of the most i.n.lpirinr and tbrilli.nc of recent diecl08UJ'el of aatronomen ia
t.hat t~re is a p-eat empty~ in the north in the JHibula ol the OO'IdteU.ticm ol
Orion -• b-"ft!l:lly e.vem 10 gipntic that the mind o( mac CIIDilOt compnbeod
it and brilliantly beautiful that word• cannot adequately ~ba it.
The Rev'!latione were !Dllde poqible by 1"i1a.ntie 1-. plu lott« ~ of
phQt.ograph1c plate& which in tum can be furthcu ~ Thia iDcreaaaa the
Vt!iOn of man 80 lTemendOU.&!y that be ill Able to peer into the depth1 of iDI:er•
1'!telhu .&pace and glimp&e the vutneu of infinity iteetr. What bu been found
corre1nte8 the wDrd.& of Job and l.aa1ah :
.. He 1tretdteth out the north..,.,. the eenpty p1aea .. -.lob •:'7
•For thou but laid la. thlne Mut., I will ---.d Jato a.-.-.. I will .-It .,-
throne above the etan of God: I wf.U .U alto upoa the lftOUIIt ol the ..............
in the 1ides of the north." -IM.iall14:13
All a!tronomenr ap-ee there i.a a hup openint in Orioa ...tticb il perhap. more
t.han 16 trillion, 740 biiiJoD mlla Ia diunetN. 'nle dituDeter around the earth'•
o rhit. is 186 million mile~~, which in Itself it incompreheMible to man: yet the
opening into thi! heavenly cavern of Orion i11 90 tho•••nd U.. • widral In other
words, there could be 3() thouu.nd 10lar 1y1tema h'ke our own with a IUb in the
middle of each acf'OM the eotJ"tlJ)OI!! of the openinc in the north, aDd •till theN
wnuld be room to spare.
Out IUtpaMinr the imm~m~~ity or itlllize ia it.& eaquW&e b.ut·y and the lu.minoua
colon thllt are unlike any upon earth. Profeuor Learld.o at ML Lowe Oblervatory
litiVM U.l the Collowinl d~Mt:ription ;
'11teMphotGct•phen N\'ell tlte.....-and ........,.,. ftlft!f'D eo lilt .. •••• that OUT entirt~IIOlar ,,...._ would ba laat tt..r.ia, I llaw u 2 ...._. lt lllltJM .... ...,_
or youih Ia nuut7 te~ ol IIIUI7 ~but....,... 1d llaat .. ~ re,;on ~the mouth of • <P'r ral cr~e. Part of..,..__. ....... o1 M1llt ......
lif~ aDd Inert in ur ac•r• pt to d slba dUll , lei.
·v-u..-.,.,. on..-~-.... _.......,.-_. :!,i:.."':::.~~~-:.:..~ tJ .. ;~·-n:.: ·,~;-'. ~*'-: ';.:•;; .. -, ~t lhl.nia« -~....... ...n. ol t..r7 ............ ililld ..... Mln_ol ....................
There m\llt ba 110me ,_ -.by all thia ~ Ia .. OJWMd OD tbia oea ~
Itt the hMveu. Th• aolors .,.. • hue peeuliAr to tbe Orioa ad atudcled atoUDII
the OIX!ft.inl eo &hat tbey appear • a ,....-t., .,_..,..._Now-trr the
ut1'0ft(lmera (a:wm.Y of tiMm not~) nlaba ~-.. ,_. • if~,....
in tomt ~ "'Pt Ill i01110 whiJa ...... nlftl thit ... fll .. -·-... :::::,.., thle .............. ol P' a' 6 lll5ll a I....... ol ...
THE ONE PERFECT MAN
God hu had extreme pati('llcf' 11 :, h
the disobC'dient human race and h.,,.,
beC'n rcowanled through thco a~c:-. h)'
the suomission o f ~real nun1ht:r s (of
persons of all racrs. kindrt·,'-. an•:
tribes, who have sep:~rateU thern~ehr• ..
from thr sinful world and h:n" rt'
turncod to. worship llirn in ~J•ir;l .. wl
in truth and to be: Hi~ sen ;mt ~ -1n•l
witncosses. T o pro\"idt: for du t•·
dm"~ption of all such p('rsorh. f. .J
sent His only hcgol!t:n Snn. J~-~~~-r,
come into this world fro11• l!t·~, ,.,,
and livco ht:re for :~hont 3.1 1 r:t!" :•
~rft"t1 man and Jl('rf<'<'t r,,,,l J,.
was pt:rfect in all His w:n·~
JESUS, THE SAVIO UR
He glorified GOO (j ohn 17 -1). 11,
wa s God's J"C'rfC'ct Sef\'an! j I II}•
22 :4). He was Gnd's faithful \\II'""•
(John J7 :6). He im-nt:<l ml"n I••
into God's Kingrlonr (Mau I 1 _:,ll
He performC'd unconnteli mir;:H lt'"-,,f
healing and rt:storation of Il k ao;d
so demonstrated the truth nf t I''"
claims to be th~ Snn of Gnrl, :mr1 tl ...
promiSt'd Redeemt:r. Ru! HH'Il tnnl,
Him. shamefully treatr-d ll irn . ;-~n•l
crucified Him. He was t111 rinl h1tT
God raised Him hoclih· f rom rl.•· gn~. and then, in plai~ virw ,.f ;1
rrtuftitudt' Of Wifnt'S~S. tonk 11 111) II!•
into Heavcon to bC" thC' Savitltlr ,.f th
world. From that tiart" on l-I t' h-1'
·been fl"5us Christ, the Sa1·inw ••f ·,II
in thiS world who will sn arct'pt I {ill,
THE nUE CHURCH
About Himself, His deatil , satrl-
fice, resurrection, asce.nsiou. !h~·d
blood, Godhead, love, and mercy,
Jcosus Christ bas built a body that J-h
has called ''The Church" (Malt.
16:18 ; Eph. 5 :23). It consists of all
:.ouls that have ever or will ner re-
ceive Him and be born of the Spai1
into God's family and Kingdom lJuhn
I :IZ-14). This is the "tru~ l·hurch"
and only the Triune God knvws 1ts
complde mC'rrlbership. It 1S also
called the ''invisible church" to dis·
tinguish 1t from the "visible" churc.h
and "local" churches, thco m cml'ltr,.
of which arco enrol~ by church or
ganiutions. The true Church is not
what wco call ''denominatiOnal"' but
its common denominator is Jesus
Christ, the Head of thi~ I.Jody, and
all thco members are born of the Word
and the Spirit (John 3 :3, 5, 7), and
bapti~cd by the Spirit (I Cor. 12 :12,
13) "unto ont: body ." whethu we be
Jcow or Gentile.
THE SECOND lETTtR
Paul taught the whok plan of God
to the Thessalonians, evtn though he
was in that city for IC'.Sl' tl•ln thret'
weekJ. ThC'fl whtn 1w· w:..,, 1:l C(lrinth
he wrote to the members vf 1h:tt littlco,
new, "visible" church a lcoUcor, repcoat ·
ing the doc-trines that he h:id t:w~hl
them. The only way to get the !cotter
to Thetulonica was by a mcs~nger.
as thtre werco no mail•. This messen-
ger may have cone espu:iaU)' for this
purpose or he may have been on other
busine.u and took the letter u a favor
for Paul. It teemt posaib1e that,
when the brartr of the letter returnt<l
after a few montht, he may ha"Ye re-
ported to Paul the ,;tuolion and «>n·
dition of the churt-h and the Teaction
to his lett<r, and he ma7 ha .. rq>ort<d
that the charth wat "'thaken in mind'"
and .. troubled" by another letter
foloely pa,....h., to ha .. come from
Paul, llati1tf !hot the ...,_,.;on,
they w... lllfl<rinc ..... boca.,. the
tmible '1>ay of the Lord·" had al~
: rndy arri.ed. So Paul promptly
W1'0te a teCOnd 1ttter to darif y tht
' .•:tnation.
·ceottf tMUID MIX"t WEU )
1 rt1,,, •·uAPTIST BIBLE TRmuNE'·
SprlnRi1eld, Mtsaoarl
"Peter, A Little Stone"
By Wenden zn.--z,
o.,,. of th~ two .Ndt ,._,
)iJh., J(Wlllt. '"" {dlowel ltl ..
"'III Affdfl''ltl, .ftMoJI /Yw ..
bl'ntllt!r.
1/r {UTt (Jftdnlt ltb •-l:lrotiNr
'i1mot~. 11ffld .m, 11No "'"' lt't>
lt&/•1' [\HJ!'Id ,,., """"""· ..... rlr
/:tl'"'l'lf i11tcrpntd, tk CJwk_
111.1 hr lwOflXI!t "'"' to J~
I 11J 14-'hl"tt Jnttl bdfdd lthA, lw
:w,J, ~ ,, SitnCM ~ScM •I
Jtmo thou rMit Ill' taled
Ctp b aJ . wlt..ltlt ir A.r
mtrr(WI'fttli<Hf. A ~~~-
Jroh" I 40 42
(t:OhlTIHU EO P'R OM LA.ST H'E'i:"j . . .
PETER DENIES 11IE LOaD
Petn 1t.ood Od tbe !filll .......
po.o,ch "hen a little fllrl poba*ia>d a
finljl,..l tJf acorn and aid, "'I'Wit r .. tl u-. wu aJ.o with ..... of
Naur~t.h " He denied ,__ wkk ..
0 11 h •nd uid, "J know DCK tM
mon
p,..l,..r wu unl&abl• ill W.
Chn~tlltD life •nd ia tu t•ti-J.
He holi$t.erl t.o the Lont aad .W,
"ThC'ul!h all mn ahould b.-
offf!ndr d becauae or thee, ,c will I
nC"ver be o trended." Utile _..
than 11n bour went by b.-fore"-
c•mr and •id t.o him, "WW?
could ye not .._tch with 11M o..
.finl(lto hour'!'"
Out in the •had• of lM CJ.r4.
of Gt'thlemaM, Si..,. Pc. ...
hi§ ~word mea~inc to apltt \M:......,
?!-irs!·., ~r..-.nt from ..._ to .ura,
"nly to follow from f• olf •....,
led .INU. •"'"J·
H .. IK"II .r'DUrace<JIU OIMIDID•nn&,
1nrt y .. l thl" next rnon"M!nt he adM
1ik., 11 eoward . JeiUI Mid to Ilia,;
"Th1.o. rt.i1ht before the cock aowa.
th•Ju •hilt den)' me U•• d-."
Pe1 .. , wu dependint .and ._.....
t;tp.•h 1 hP 1rm of the n .. b wbea, he
.,.,,,.., .• ~d 11nd •id, '"Tboalh I
tl•· tl I diP with thee, y.t will 1 DOt
!f.,• • I h i'•' " And juat U be 6eQMd
thl' f orti fCJr the third time, the
8·· I• t .. 1b-u1 he beard the eoc:t
" . r • .... ,u; tmpu.llive. and J« he
.-.... fi!Yl~f'ltllrd with the pea~
JXIWPT o r th~ Holy Spirit. The
,. ,, perc:P-i"ed that ,_.. ..
unh ·••ned and isnor1at ~ :r.t
"'"'r)I)O d)' lhllt •w him took
~ '""wlrdre of him U1111t be hlld
wa1t-tl wit h the Lord ...... ChrW..
Thr "•"hedTin court told a.o.
p., "f l"llll to tach or ,....eh ~ .. t•
nam•· Qf the Lord IMUII Cbriat. "-
boldly •ru..,t!'fed aad aid, "We
nuaht to obey God ...U.. tbu
men "
Th'" apollt~ we«~ b.MB a.d
('(otnm•nded DOt to a~ ia tbe
IU me of tiM I..DTd ,_... a..-.t, bitt
Pet@~' p.-e to them ..a. 1aoW
le.d,.,..hip thll the Word of Ood
~h1 "ll•iiY In the temJih: ... ia ,.., ... rv bo~. they c-.1 DOt to
t•'lc:b "nd to preach "-~."
1-l..,orl killed .lanMa .ad Wd
1'11 .-r tn priloa, 4Mairiat to ldD W.;
to •I 11 .. church met lofllt._. ._ tM
r•·1rw o( Jolla Mut,aad,la.....,..
t u pr•yer, Simoa Peter ._
df'li •tTPd out or tlM ;au b7 u .....
()( t tl#' l..ord ,.. tlM chudr. ,...,...
r<.tr him, lw. c:a-a.d t.oell .. -
tbt' nut.u pte. A fO'UIIIIId,.., tM
D!IO!e o f Roae, aw hi• _.
ahoutcd, .. l&'a Na," ,_ .....
inaidt the hoUM ,....,_.. ..W ..
..... tta$)', but it ........ -......
been deli~ .
Ther* ..._. a tl.bM Ia tM ..,. ot
Simon Peter wt... .. "b tb 1 II Ia
t.he pnotreneot of U.O. wbto .....
"You •pak • a OtW •" ....
iater, he pnYMt, .. Lord, ...,a .,...
all boldne., tNt we..., ...... ---• .. -~·· PETER STOOD IN GOD'S
Flll£.IJCIIT
Tber~ w~ ....-.1. OC ..._. ..
hi. Ute when be l&ooct ia U..
nr~·llcht of Ood'a p • ...
&lory. He ltood Ia t.IM ..._ ol
Cht .. t '• rfory on tba ..... crf
'T'ta!Ufi1u ration. He ••• .. ....W
111 SaLin'• ftt-e in tba co.rt,_. of
the llitl'h PriMt.. He WI .._ .....
!,oat, ju.mJ*i ID\.o the .-. ... .-
to 1hCN'e where be-touai a fhM. r.
the lifh.t of the l'ln, M 001111111 ...
tha t. the Lord bad , .........
brMkfut tor the dild......_
H•-wrrov. ..... ..,.,.._
on th~t daT of PtM1 ea'll • ._
(.Qnf\lfll Uh fiN ........... el.
them. T'heo in U. Wt. ...... ., ..
life, Peter l&oorll • ... ........
flu lilhl of God .. __.,. _.
judrm~t and akl, .... tile., fA
the Lord wW CCNDe • • &bill ....
ni1bl, ln wbic:ll U. ._._ -
pu. ••er ...... a ...... ..
Uwt *"'•'-ehaD ... ,... ........
hal."
A.. we loolr.: at u. .,. of --r-.., .... u.t u.. 1M,_
Chtht • .,o...._ tWt a ' .._
tt&Mfonr'llkML ... t.oltr-...
...... loco ...... .. ... -
ti.DIIAbh,OMwlto ..... .... '""'-.. ..... .... .. .. ' .... ... --·--Weott. .......... ~ to,.., ..... _ ...... ...
hMr ... ., tr 'a a• lit .... _,.___ ...
tiM .trookU.. ~-I • tt Jttlolo_.__ ....... ., --.-· .. -· ... Uta of'"*-"'"
( C.ON"fUfUI D M~XT Wll.i)
-..
LIGAL MOTICI
S-204~2
f1CTITIOUS 8USlN£SS
NAME STATEMENT
The tollowlnc penon ts
dolnc buslness as: Sawdust
F~stlnl Cataloc/AllUque
lmaces/Thorson Constntc-
tfon/S:nrctost Procram Pub-
llshers/Thorson PubllshlQg,
17 So. La Senda, South La-
"'una, Cauromla 9267'7:
Roger Dale Thorson, 17 So.
La Sencb, South Laguna,
Calllornla 32G77 .
This business Is conducted
I y an lndlvh.Juat.
SlgnE'd: Roger Thorson.
This stat ement was tlled
wlth the count}' clerk of Or-
.nl.ge County May 26, 19?6.
Publlsh· June 3, 10, 17,
24, 19?G, in the Newport
llarhor Fnslgn. F -56877
L!GAL MOTIC!
S-2G455
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
1\AME STATEME NT
Tht> following person is
11oin~ business as: Reliable
Drur: Center, 14541 Red Hill
\ ve., Tustin, Callromla
12680: Betncr toe., 14541
HM Hill Ave., Tustin, Cali-
fo rnia 92680.
This business Is conduct-
erl tJv a corporation.
Corporation Nam e: Bet-
nor Inc., !'lorman Morris,
President.
This statement was fUed
wft h the count y rlerk of Or -
ange County Jun(' 1, 1976.
Publl$h: June 10, 17, 24,
.July 1, 1976 , ln the Newport
I! ar bor Enslgn . F -57056
LEGAL NOTICE
S-20463
FIC TITIOUS BUSINESS
~AME STATEMENT
Tht-followlnf? perwn Is
•1oinr busin••Ss as: L. & R.
~ tute r o., 1421 East St.
;.u~re.ws Place, Santa Ana,
l':~lifornla )"'705: L. & R.
Wll!P LO. lnr ., 1421 E.ast
"t. -\n Jr ·ws Plare, Santa
AnJ, ( :l tfornta 9270~.
Tin• bustn~>ss IS rontfuct-
Nl b) a ,·orpo ratlon.
( lJ rporatlOn Name: L. 4.
1{. \\ hlte Co., Inc., Robt>rt
White, Prt>sh.h·nt.
Tlus !'>1atE.'ment was filed
witt• the ··ouuty clerk or Or -
ange County June 1, 19?6. r uhlish: .Jtmt• 10, 17, 24,
lul} l, lCI~~. in the Newport
II tr!IQr E.rtst(~n. 1· -57057
LE~AL Monee
: !ITlfiLS HUSI:-JESS
. \~li: '>T ATUU:.NT
l'1• rollowln~ person Is
ooua oostrtcSe as: The
w r. ~-'per U, 2~:i:i l:.ast Blufl,
'.;>wr.ort } .... ~ell, Ca. 12660:
!!t>l ·ne o. Bn~r!i, 17841
R:ltn:cr !>rtVP, Santa Ana,
1 1 12-;o·
Th1s busi!1~'S~ 1:-.' onl1ucte-1
• .Ht melt V111JJ!.
:it n~!l. lloi •r,• •. Urlg~;s.
f 111<: Stt!• mr-nt was Uled
"'!th thP ounty c•h>rk of Or-
u .. • f nunt) ~ta~ 17, 1976.
i' Jlill~. r.: \lay 27. June 3,
1 u r:-1 (nc, In thP ~ewport
fl::r'•.,;. r ns1gu. f -56514
LEGAL MOTIC!
s 20475
rll TITIOUS BUSINESS
. \\I F STATE MENT
I t,t follvwtng person Is
loin)! t.u<>IJ PS.:. as: Ma Uoff
Adv~rtl sm~: • Howa rd Orig-
Inals 1? 1 \z 1lea Dr., C.osta
Mesa', allforuia 92626:
M<~rfl)''l rune \1 atlorr, 924
\zalea In., Costa Mesa, Ca-
lifornia "l2626.
Th is bnsln(>SS 1s conducted
b} an lr,clivlrlua l. Signed:
Marilyn J. Matlorf.
fhls slat~ment was flied
with the t•ount} clerk of Or -
:lD"'t' County June 3, 1976.
Pu~li!'h: Junt-10, 17, 24,
July 1, 1976, in the N~wport
liJrhor Ensi~. f .J71G8
L!GAL .,.OTlCI! s Z)J7 I
FKTJTh\IISfl1 '.SS
~-\!•II-. ~Iii t. NT
Tl'w fl,!lo" ~~ l)erson 1s
!loin<> as: Bushnell
Enll l089 Marlne
Dr ivP ~na Beach, CA.
92651: , .• td Pearsall Bush-
n(>ll 10d'l Ma.rln(> Drive, La-
.tlln; Bt>~ h, CA. 92651.
This business ts conduct-
ed by an Individual.
Slgned: D. P. Bushnell.
This statement was ftled
wtth th e county clerk o! Or -
ange County June 1, 19?6.
PubUsh: June 10, 17, 24,
July 1, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -57075
LIGAL MOnel
F ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person ls
c:'Joing business as: LaBorde,
LaBorde Enterprises, La-
Borde SlcattaboardS, 204-1/2
29th St., Newport Beach,
CalJI. 92663: Terry James
Lllllorde, 204-1/2 Zith,
Newpor t Beach, CaW. 92863.
Thls butlness Is cooduct-
td by u locSSridUal. Slped:
Terry James LaBorde.
Tblt .a.temeot wu ftled
wltb ~ coanty clerk ot OT-
lfllt Coanty JaM 1, 1r76.
Publllh: J... 10, 1'7, t•,
JulJ 1, 19'76, AD tM N..rport
Harbor £nt1p. f -57078
NEWPORT HARBOR EN S1GN
PUBUSHEO WEEKLY -PAGE 9
THURSDAY. JUNE 17, 1976
CORONA DEL MAR. ~L.
LIGA'-MOnel
S-14709
F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followt.oc person ls
dotnc OO.Jness as: Mol'll1ng-
slde Woods, 4000 Blrcb
Street, Suite 101, Newport
Beach, Ca. 92660: Zellner
Communities, Inc. {general
pa.rtner ). 4000 Bl reb Street,
Suite 101, Newport Beach,
CL 92660,
This business Is conducted
by a llmlted partnership.
Signed: Zellner Communi-
ties Inc., By D. G. Zellner
Pres., general partner.
Thts statement filed with
the county cle rk of Orange
County May 13, 19?6.
Publish: May 27, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, in tt1e Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56360
LEGALMOTIC!
S-20411
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
~AME STATEMENT
Th~ followmg per son Is
doing buslness as: Stevens
Enterprises, 25371 Yacht
Dr., Dana Point 92629: John
Charles Ettlin, 25371 Yacht
Dr., Dana Point, Calif.
92629.
This busines s is conducted
by an Individual.
Signed: John Ettlin.
Thi s statement was filed
wlth the rounty r)(>rk of Or-
ange County May 21, 1976.
Publlsh: May 27, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign . F -56734
LEGAL NOTICE
S-20426 r trTITlOUS BCS!~ESS
;\AME STATEME~T
The following person is
doinr LusmPs:. as: Da van
Co., 181'; G!Pnv1ew, Ana -
heir.. tal. ~2800: St-rglo
Plna, 1617 Glenview, Ana-
helm, ·-al. ~281J6.
This husiness is conduct('(!
b} an inrl1vlctu 11.
Sign!>(!: SPr~io Plna.
This stat~rnent was fil ed
with the county cle rk of Or-
ange County May 21, -1976.
Publish: :'vlay 27, June 3,
10 17, 1976, tn the .Newport
lla'rbor Ensl~m. F -56'i3:i
L £GAL MOTICI
FICTITiot:s BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
ThE.' following persons a re
doing busmess as: Herrell-
Janes ~ Associates, 18872
Mac Arthur Blvd., Suite 250,
lnlne, Calli. 92715: James
L. H»rreJ!, ~:i20 _:,eavlew,
C?rond dt:>l ~lar, Calli.
92625, James S. Jones, 457
Baywool1 Dr1ve, ~ewport
Hea h, Call!. 92660
This business is conduct-
~ b}' a ~eneral partnership.
S1gned: James S. Jones.
This statement was Clled
with the t ounty derk of Or-
ange County May 24, 19iG.
Publish: May 27, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, in the Ne~~o'J)Ort
Harbo r Ens ig-n. F .!lll7~~
L I! GAL MOnel
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons a re
doing business as : C -Group,
1535 Superior Ave., U2,
N£>wport Beach 92660: Greg-
ory 1.. Crandal, 1535 Super-
ior Ave., Newport Beach,
Calif. 92660; Cort1andCran-
dal 153~ S\Jperior Ave.,
N e~rt Beach, Cali!. 92660,
This business ls conduct-
ed by a ~eoeral partnership.
Signed: Gregory Crandal.
This statement wu filed
wltb the county derk of Or-
ange County tune 4, 1976,
Publish: June 10, 17, 24,
July 1, 19?6, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -57196
LEGAL MOnel
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAM E STATEMENT
The following person ls
doing busine-ss as: Designs
5, Ul Beacon Bay, Newport
Beach, Cal. 92662: David
Scott Pratt, ~31 Beacon Bay,
Newport Beach, Cal. 92662.
This business is conduct-
Pd by an lndividual. Signed:
David S. Pratt.
This statement was tlled
wlth the county clerk of Or-
ange County May 24. 19?6.
Publish: May 27, Jtme 3,
10, 17, 19?6, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -56761
LIOAL MOTICI S-20495
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The follow!~ person ls
dolng business as: Brass
Balloon, 3850S. Plua DTll't,
Santa Ana, Ca. 927 04: Euc ..
R. Kiss Jr., 5701 Seaslde
Walk, Long Beach, CL
90803.
This bus!ness ls cooctuet-
ed by an lrxtl,tdual. Siped:
Eqc.ae R. Kiss, Jr.
1'h1s sta.temeot •u tUet
wltb tbe c011Dty clerk ot Or-ance County JliDe 7. 19'7 8.
PubUih: June 17, 2•, JulJ
11 I, lt78, lD the Newport
HarbOr £ut&n. F -5726S
LIGM.MOncl
fo~ICTITlOUS BUSI.NESS
NAWE STATEt.1ENT
The followt.na person ta
dolnc buallless u : Western
Pacific Productions, 2449
Bamboo, NewportB~cb, Ca.
92660: KevlD Paul O'Su.llJ-
van, 2449 Bamboo, Newport
Beach, Ca. 92660.
Thts business Is condu~u:d
by an lndlvtdual.
Signed: Kevin O'Sullivan.
This statement was fil e-J
wlth the county clerk ot Or-
antte County Ma y 10, 19?6.
Publish: May 27, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, In the Ne\\·port
Harbor Ensign. f -5G233
L!GAL MOTICI
~ ICTTTIOUS BUSlNES~
~AME STATEME~T
The followin& person IS
doln~ llusiness as: :\«>wport
West ProJ)4'rtl~>s, 2212 Uu-
poot Drive, Su1te B. lrvtnf,
Caltlonua. Dalt? T F ala S"O,
2628 Seaview, Corona 1PI
Mar, Ca. 92G2~.
Tl1is lJusine• s ls • ontiuc l -
ed by an indl v1rlu:~1 . S1gn.~1:
DalP T falas•·o.
This statement was ft!Pr!
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County May 21, t:r:-r.
Publish: May 27 . JunP 3,
10 17 1976, m the :--<ewport
H;rlx>; Ensi~n. F _;;1)733
LEGAL MOTIC!
NOTICE W CHE.OfTCJ!tS
SU PEHIOH COI.;J!T OJ-1llf
ST\Tf \Jr C.\lltUH\1
FOH T liE t IJl:;\ J)' uf llt1-
,\ :\G E
:-;o •. \-o728d
Estatl' or Mil DHED 1.
BREX=--A:\ ak3 \!11 DRE!
BRE.'\=--A\, !>ere ht?ol
:-:OT!( E. I. IIEHr I \
GI\'E:\ to tit~> c r~dllor:. ur
thP above 'larnt'fi le erJ ... nt
that all r)••rsons hJvir.;r
latms ..l 'rlia. 1 P1€· "J •1 It
cedent .r;. r·~ui r·~l to ft!e
tt.-m, .o.·1ll t'.• n ... ·'!>.I!J
vourher . trl LtL· orti t• !
the den. of tt.t> aliOVt> •·'1·
titled •'OUTI, H to pr••.:.••nl
ti1Pm With I' • no r P.;;:>..l fj vouc~ers, to th~und~r:.trn~l
at the o!flc e of hts attorn '\ "•
Ke~>ne 1nd Olon , '-lrwpo rt
Ar• hPs Mutna Hulldtn ,
3331 \\1 'it Cvt~t P11 t n),
Suite -!rt, '·•'l11CHI H. 1 t .
lltforn.a tt2t;G3 , \I Itt-lt t.
tt•e place of hu<;ln .. fis f t,, ....
1Jflr11'rS!roo'-1 Ill 3!1 I It•!£'
pertallllll' to t:1e .t Itt-o:
said 1l•·r·'fle11t, .o. Jt t 111 !uur
naonthc; !nf'f II •• : •• t ~UI
llration ot ttJ1s 11011 • .
DatE'd: Ml)' 2". l r';l;,
John Mitton ~rf'ttln t-: lr ..
r~P"Utor of tl1i' \\ IIJ Of Ill•'
1bove n t •P"' dPce•Jo:nt.
Keen .... Ul•1 :>ion, 1 w;-ers,
~l wport :•rches ~brua
Bu1ldin1, 3333 \\. C o.r:-.t
tlir hwa}, •101, :-;l'-''POrt
Beach, C A '32663 , ft IPphone:
(714) 645-4044, -\t1orn• vc;
fo r E"Xecutor.
Publish: ~hy ~~, J:m• 3,
10, 17, 1976, in thl? :"·•lk)Ylrt
IIJrbor Ensh•n.
LEGAL NOTICE
\<>TIC£
Ill' l•l'Hl !IJIF-\HI'-.t,
:'\ot1~·· 1,; '••·r·•l' tn•n th 11
the Planntnt' t ornn 1c;~l '" )f
lhP II\ ur \p~'P' rt ''":l I
Nlll 'cl1 3 p11lrlt t ... lftn~
on -\ • .~nrt11 .. ut \o. r ; • 1n1-
t1atP<I '' t11•' 1!} of "··~·
port hpa h 1 • ·on:o,tt1 .. r an
a men·Jil1Pnt to 1 h• h!'llltn(· c fPf>h Pl.tnn»-1 Olllllllllllt\
Text rPIJh,··~ to .;ett\a ks.
:"'oll ., 1:; l1rr..t ~ turtht r
~iven th.it s~lrl pul•lt• ht>:lr-
ln~ >~~111 t • !.PI! on IIH ht
t1ay or lui), 1.)76, at tht>
hour ,,, 7·1)(1 p.lll. in nit'
Coun• U l harnllf'r"' or II"'
~ewport B~>a• It Clt' llall,
at wtud1 time .utd pla•·P an}
and ~II pe>rsons lntt>rt>sto>d
may app~;>ar anrl '"' hearrl
thPreor1 .
Jamt>s Parker, S~>··re>t:JT)
Planning Comnt!c;s1on
CIt}' of ;-/f>II.'J)Ort fie I• I
LEGAL HOTIC£
NOTJCF
OF PURIIC HEAHJ :'\l,
NOTICI:. IS HEREBY Gl\'-
E"" that th•• City Coundl of
tht> Cit) of ~ewport Rt>"H'h
will hold a poblk hearuw
rega rdinl' ntaMin 0111-
mlsslon AmPndment '\o.lb-;,
3 rf'QUP<:' Lnftlated by t'le
Clty of • 'ewporl Rene! to
amend the Harbor VIew Hills
Planned Community Text r(>-
latlve to setbac ks: located
betw(>en Sao .loaquln Hills
Road and Ford Rond, east-
erly or MacArthur Hou-
levard.
NOTICE IS HEREBY F'L'R -
TUER GTV EN that the saJd
public llearintr wlll be held
on the 28th day of June,
1976, at the hour or 7:30
p.m. in the Council Cham-
bers of. the City Hall or the
Ctty ot Newpo rt Beach, Cal-
llomta, at whlch tlmt' and
place any and all pnsons
Interested may appear aoo
be heard thereon.
Oorts Georae
Ctty Cltrk
Clt)' or N•wport nt'aeh
PubUsh: Junt 17, 1976, Lo
the Newport llarbor EnsiiJl.
LEGAL MOnel
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following persoa 11
1o1nc busloess as: PatrtelJ
p~ Produ~:ts, 795 Joano St.,
Costa Mesa, Ca.. 9262'7:
Patrlrl.a A. FrUit, 795 Joano
St., Co ta Mesa, Ca. 92627 .
This business 1s cooducted
by an mdJvldual.
Signed: P~trleaa A. F' rith.
This statement was nted
with the I'OUDt}' clerk or Or-
ange County May 17, 1976.
Publis h: ~a} 2i, June 3,
10, 17, 1976, in the Newport
Har bo r Ensign. f -56513
L!GALMOncl
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
~A M E STATE MENT
r hfl fo llowing persons are
t1o1nv business as: Center
for Prof~:ssional Counsel-
ing, llOO OuaU St., ~-f'wport
Beach, Cal. (suite ZOO)
nGW: ~hirely Rut h Lam-
pPrt, ~722 Oakley Tt>rrace,
1J vtne, Cal. 92115; Frank
tarroll (rnirldle name Tho-
n~as), 1-324 LodoSJ Dr.,
\\ hittier, I a}, 90G05.
This Lusi.H£>Ss is cooduct-
f'1 by :u1 umnrorporated as -
sor 13tl?n othP.r tban a part-
nl'r!'hip. Sumed: Shir ley R.
I ampert.
This statement was filed
with the county cler k of Or-
ange r ounty June i , 1976.
PuLhsh: June 10, 17, 24,
.July 1, 1976, in the ~ewport
113roor Ensign. F:i7284
LEGAL t40TICE
r !CTJT!OCS BUSI:-.'"ESS
:.A~1E ST ATEMD'T
Th~ tollo~·ing persons are
':loinc l·usuH?!>S 3S: Mar iner's
offer· S!lop, 2606 Avon
':itree-t, ;\t!V.'J>Ort Beach, Cal-
Ifo rnia 92G60: Sylvia Hoch-
r• ao :!461"1 '\apoli Way, Cos-
t.:J \;P<;J., r1}ifornia 92627;
Sustn Ho,·t rr .. m, 241J8 Napcli "'a•, lost~ ~.TE-sa,Callfornia
~~2;.
Ttus bu<1ness is conduct-
ed by a ~Po<>ral partnershtp.
<>lpo"' 1: Su~n Hol'ttman.
This c;t.,tenl'=nt was filel1
with tho rounty < lerk of Or-
an::c C oont} lune 2, 1976.
Publbt.: June 10, 17, 24,
J•1ly 1, 1 f:'6 , L'l the ~ewport
brh<.H Er.:>it'n. F -57 114.
L!GAL MOTICI!
F'IITIT!Ol'., rrSL:'\ESS
:, .\Mr ..., T H: \IE.ST
[It(> fo llv·•·tn" il"'r:>On IS
1vtn~C husmr ss .ls: r orona
.:>ton(>o~. 1r~, 17u1 p,.pp.,.rtree
I fl., rullHton •2535: QoL-
en aM~r. -l t~ 'i~.to
rrope, oroOJ :1PI \lu, C.-
11!. g?t:25.
i'ttis tJusineoss 1.> nn 'u ! -
•d b~ an ir~o1ividual.
Signed: Robert L. C .1rtt::r .
Tills statement wac: filM
~·lth tht> ·ounty • Jer k of Or-
1nge Count; Apr. 19, 1'l-;6.
Publish. June 10, 17, 24,
July l, 1976, in the :\~:,wport
H ubor Fnsir.n. f' :J:.i330.
LEGAL NOTICE
W'ITJCE
oF rrRt iC HE-\RJ:\1 .
'ou P lS lu:orl'hy :?iven that
t l .. Planntn~ C 001 rr. !ssion of
thE! Cit) r "\e.vport RPa•·~
'.1'111 'tol' 1 p•Jbli h~>annc
on \: l ... n.tmPnt :'llo . 46'l tnl-
tnt,.• I\ !' P lit~ Of "\Pw-
port r ., • to onslrler 1r
l n<>nrlr r<'fl! tc t hP Bit? (. :m-
,on Pllnr.r"i r omn.unlt~ T PXI
rt?l~:t,., to ,, II ' ks.
\ot l<.. . l. r -! ~ !u rther
·1""r. th:lt ; t•! puhh hPar-
III C .1'111 ! • ~PI! on the 1st
1.1·. of lul\. 117r, ::~t the
hou r n! ::' ll.'ll. 1n the
,) 10• II 11'1 .. hP rc; or the
'\ t>Wport R"'·l ·!I r tt} 11311,
11 \'IIi~'· ''' .1r. t plJ• • :tn)
an.t .111 p·r sonc; Jntt>ro>St•..,..
rna) appt.>.H and l'e hParr'
tlte rf>On.
Jarru~s P.HI<er, Sr• rP.tar\
Plannin.: Commission
t It) of :"ewport Bea1 h
LIGAL MOTICE
:-.rOT1CF
ttf Pl13LIC HEAR l:"<..
:'\OTIC E IS HERERY C.l\.
f >.; thtt tht> Clt} Coun~'ll of
tht> City of ~ewport ~P.art
wlll hold ~ publk ht?arln~
rt.,lnhnr Plannlng lor--
rn tsslon Amenrlment :\o. 46.;,
a request of Koll C f'n tt>r
\ewport to amt>n•1 tht>
Plannetl c.,mmunlt) Devel -
opment Plan for · "oil 1· £>n-
ter Newport•· to per mit
('han~tes In the l.anl1 l'St'
Map and Text, an<1 thE> H-
ttfl<'atton of an envl rOOfTI E'n-
tal document ; 10<'3tt>tl on
property hounded by Jam-
hor~e Roatl, Campus Drlvt>
and P.bc Arthur Roult•var•l.
'OTICE lS llERERV H 1h-
THfH GIVEN that tht> satd
publlr he&rlnlt will be helcl
on the 28th rtay of Tunf',
1976, at the hoUr or 7·3u
p.m. ln the Cound 1 Cha m-
bers of the City Hall of thf>
Clty of Newport B~~c·h, Cal -
lf rnla, at whir h time a.od
pllc• any ao<J aU '"'nons
Interested may apprH a.nd
be heard tb reon.
Doris Georct>
Ctty Clf'rk
City of Ne"'l!!rl Bf':l<'h
LKM.MOTtel
~ ICTITIOUS SUSINESS
N.UIE STATE ~E~T
From th~ ~POlice Blotter
Thto followt.nc p.-.rsons are
t1o1n. ~slness as· B nnett's
ot to;t-wport Colftu~s. 410
Wpst (!last Highway, '\t>,.-
port Eif'll 'h .1!£63: Elvln G en~
Martin, 1015 Gold~:tnrod, Co -
rona lei Mar, C:tlltor:Ha
92~!'i, f<utt I~ MarUn, 1 01 ~
Gold~1rod, c ortn3 11· I ~h r,
I .allfon.la J21,:!",,
ft1l'> 1Jus1nf>ss IS Cl.lfi•!J• t-
et1 t ~ <~n Jnlll' r,ry ... •:11 l
SO" i ·• I 1on N t 1• r : lir. .. p:trt
ra rsh1fl,
S1rn ... r1. r. ·r~t ~i.•rtt.n.
I his st.,t;., 11·nt N:ts rtiE'C"J
With It••· oJrr~ I· rk of Ur-
'lm,. r OIJ"t:: tun• J , l 'JiG.
T•ut•ll<it : J ~~ • 1 ';, 24, July
1, -l, 1 J7G, II I • ~ .. wport
lhrt or~r.sPJ. 1--G7 345
L ECAL NOTIC E
"\.) .~ ..
IICTI!Iut;S H:SJ:->r.S
:'A\:f SJ :H;;-\tf ',1
:tr., !oiiJ.!'!n pr.rson IS
1,.. ,1, tusln"::.S as: Haho'c::
In rJOrt, •. t!•sr, .,t hn ~r
Plata, -;:.1 J f dtn t-r :.vl'.,
Huntl nl.'tor. l .. , t,, Ca. 'J:!64i.
n II "· J:attr \1 r. • 1GG9~
G r•nn St., ii:.JIIIIr.l.'ton r ••,II I •
Ca. l2r..j .
f 'll 'rll •It•• IS onrlud.>o1
L\ ar JOtliVI•luJI.
Si11n .. t1 'I'll r: Hahn.
1 1 I" 'il,ltt>n.• nt WJS flli!d
wat t'1P flunn lt:>tk of Ur-
lttr .. 'IJIIO(\ \1(1} 1';, }')jlj,
Put !1 ,. \\n 27 , l1J1,, 3,
1 J,l :,J'i~r,111tl•·~ev.po rt
IIHt•rr [·.,u"f.. F _ljr',(;~
LEGAL HOTICE
f !• ITlt1 'S f-sLSI'\£5~
\ \~'r s r -\·a VE:\1
i•to> foliO~~>UI: p~!"50fl5 dr~
t1o1n1! t usm .. .;:. ls: r orl ~>s
EntPI'foTJs• ., 3 :;5 \'1a l.1r1o,
Suit'-2-t:O, _:-.,. • ..,"POrt !i~ :.,
I ~ • r42fi• f • ~ ~""tr • ! ""''
Fort f>S , 1 Ill h1 r '..,,.,Of',
"·~~~ lrtt!to· n ~ :., r .... •:.'6·tf.
lo~1r !iowar! \t .. xar.1< r, Jl
.'i:J : t lo ;\?m, \~oo~.'P"r'
; P3 '1, a. •2GI·fl.
r:uc; t •J"Iness IS Jfl ':1 :.,1
! ' a I:PnPr tl p3 rtn ... r stlp.
<;1 Tnc-1· 1 Jn1n \ I''"
t.: 1)1''•.-<;, lc.!Jr, How tr·~ \!£>' •
1nrlt-r.
Till'> stat·>:~ r·r.t '"'. :. tl
.\'Itt. '11"' riJI.I) •Jt>t 1 ()f t 1• •
:; ~ • vun t\ \Ia\ 1,, 1 • G.
=>tll•hsh. \ ' ... -, lur • ",
17 1 -;r, l'l t ( \ wr.o~t
'rt-o; F.n<1' 1 ~--::::-1 ~
L!GAL HOTIC!
FIC. TITIOVS BL:Sl.:-.ESs
~' A~1E ST ATF\1E:\T
The followtn~ p~>rso~
ttoinr busuu•sc; as. ~ ~>V.'J'O !"t
Harbor Wat~r -:u1 Sen Ice,
25':'2 hy,hoN J:., ~ev.port
Bt•ar..h "'12CIJO • ailt:'lf, :ij-
dress, P.n Rox 2llt., :;e .. -
port bead, 926£3. h:r.t>.i
WebStt>r Portt?r, 2j7~ h lj-
shorP i>r ., \f:~wport Beach;
mailin~ Jddr~>ss, P 0. Box
2116, ~ewport B•'.h t1 ~26•;J.
Thl l•ustnPss is on·lu t
~ b} Jll lrldll'ic!•Jal. ~tn: •. uJ
James w Port• r.
This c;tatt?mPnt \I. .ls hi·"
.with the County llttrl.. oH 1 •
ange l0unt} tun•· -;, l ~.i.
Publish: Juno> lL, 1 i, 24,
Jul} 1, 1 '176, in t11e :'<'e.., 'POrt
Hlrt>or Ensliil F -"-:?83
LEGAL NOTICE
FICTITic ,, .., BL'SI\I:.SS
\AME ST \ rf'\tF'\T
The follov.·w·· D('rSC'ns \ rP
10tH~ bUS1nPsc; 'IS! t\f,(l~
Broad,.ast \\ ork!'hop, :J1\' •.
slon of .'.n Pr: :ln \tf'fiLI '''s-
• WEDNESDAY, UAY 2.G
Jack Aldrtdte, 32 1 \'t a
Suerte, tttc. Blotfs, r IJ(Jrtet1
!275 da~TU~&e front a sl11.hn~·
glass door that my:.tfrrlou -
1> shatt~re-t at 7 a .n •...•
Ftve trash cans a.nd a ru~r
hos~>, valul"1 at S7~. w~>rf>
stoiE::Il from U1 .. ,,roper<} of
B~:acoo b•> lr I• rprl~o>s, 1 ~[1
·~l"wport ~nl• r Dr., hetwe~
•,:30 r;..rr.. Ml} 25 ar1J b a.m.
\h)' 26 _ . . Mark Curtt~
Pobb, 20, of 319 f. I Mo J(:-1\S,
ewport He1~bt.s, "CIS ar
r(>stel1 at 9:50 a.m. at 310
E. I Modena, !\Pwport llt·t~ tas,
on a cha rg<: of !11111' •
HI!! JOOO)'lll¥ phon~" :.II,; ...
1 "rO) Stul1 .. r, jl ; • .• J a! J,
c oron.i 1el Mar, rt-r rt ..
an electrH t}j.l<-.vrtt .. : 11!
c1 'al• ulator stolrn lrf.l 11:
off! e Jt 23 \. 'JJCJrt ··nt
tJr. t ... , -. ~t"'1, 5 ~. n • ..
aa12·1 <~.'r. ~· .. , ::·.
• TIICHSU:\'!, \'-\ "l 2-
S11v.-~·.:sr~ :calur<, :) : .oon •as stol~ra !ro r
home of Elv.iiJor F r.tS• r. •
_:,t, Ja1~es, Chft : · ~ ..... •
t .~·.-en :1:1~ .n. dl • • ~.
... ,.; rut ·, lnfi f>"<tl r.
taot, •a h.1t>t'l 3t ~i . • , ~
tak"'n fNm <~ 1 ...... lw'
Pr at tho-t.o::"" ,f "'" .
t€-r , 2104 Vista . d: .. •
f-.lufts , letN"'er. ~·;~r ·
3 ;;.n •. ~la; :!c, ·.o.·h .. ~
(I Pt1 1! ITi lSSlll ..
~ rR!fJA.'l, \1\'r _
-\n3 st"'rla ~ • •
?~. rJf 1433 S\Jr .... r. ~.
S1r1 .. , <;urrPr.~ .. ,'": 1
3! poli• ~ .w(l nuar··.
·A· a rrant
. ur,.t 1'1!ls,
:'>tPY"r \1 ?·~·,
f.JHtn• r. 21/IG. i ·
;>O<;J \\' I. • d J'.
'':1. t1t•r'tl.t .:r:.:;
I h ~~JSI!)~,.,<;I
. r,-..!· St•. er
, • .. r~· Partnr!.
.)rpo-~ant. ~.J ·
[\ , In , l :> tt .:
1n1!, Ac;st. ......
1 hiS Sl.ll"'' r.' .\
»It' !' .. .~ r.t
.u• •p Cou:Jt\ 'lb\
?'JO't<;t' \' I
5-1 -~
t•
t~ms 341 6 \'Ia l1rto, !luitP U~ TR -.\SPI. I' I
G, Nt>wport Bl:'.l ••t, ):fuO ·, 'Tll !' TC C ._, .• J
Amen can \lf'dia .. ~t~>r s 5t~al~ Fo;x;:;..l
Corp., Caltf. ·nrrorat1or,, n· "'1~"'' at tt,., off! •
3416 \ !3 1 111o, ::.uu. • • \,. .• -tu,l fn.:1· C•:. ~uo
port Bt>ar h, Cahf., ltf'\tar-Distr11:t l r11nsporv1
s hall to: St hol. }~1.12.1, Buit 1lr1.:, 1" :--:>ut• -:t:=-.
NewPort Ho·h. 1 • ~:61 3. Strt>et, o.. \ngrh •.
Ken GriiCin ~· l l rJ.III!~-fo rnia, ,JOttl : v'ckl f r ...
thorpe, La Pall'lJ,l 3 . oc:3. on Jul~ I, l l_l';f, II ···.t )
This bUSinesc: \ ... Ot111U I-ti:-He th.} .... Ill I·~ rill'
ed b)' 3 con:or 1tio1:. 1 opent?'l anci read 111 c•o
Corporatlor namt A .. (>r-of sa1d l•ullr1m~;, for
lean M~"1a '\ stt~m£ orr., "t ruch on on State I •f ~ '
Ken Gritrtn, pres1d~nt. 1r. ac o~an •• ''It'• Pit i -
Thls statt>rreot ~ .1~ fllt..-1 •lfkallor." !' "r"'l )~.to:. 1
with the lOunt' luk .,( llr-sp4?dal r •'e~ n .. 1s
ange Count} ~Ia~ 2 t, 19:6. as follo~~o s
Publish: \1a\ ~-;, 'unP 3, Uran~e ount). 1U \ •-
10 17 19'iC, ln !~· '\tt·4-po rt port ~each, ll \,triOUS
Ha'rbo; Enstcn. _'jr-;s caUons on :'-t>~-port • ou-
L!caL NOTICE
S-204q1
fiCTITIOl'S Bl.Sl~F'*
NAME Si.HFMF'Vf
The Collo-wtng JX>rsons art>
doing business as: Psycl\1 -
~tric ASSOC'lates MPd lctl
Group -r ountalo \alley,
11100 Warner Avenue, S\Jtte
"102, Fountain valley, Ca.
92708: Jack w. Johnson,
M.D., 10655 El Adt>lante,
FonntaJn Valley, California
92'708; Samuel H. ·"!bert.
M.D., 2817 Alt4 Lal:Una Rou-
lna.rd., t..aruna, C altfornia
92651.
Tb1s bUsiness ls conduct-
td bJ a &eoeral putntrshtp. S1ctMct SamuPl H. AI rt,
Ill. D.
Tblt statement ..... nltd
wlth tbt eounty eltrk of Or-uc• county J~m 7, 1r76.
hblllh: Jo li , U, July
l , 8, 19'76, ln t Newport
Harbor Ensl(n. F -57!50
:rvam rron1 :\cwpo:t
f'~:tach Chann~>l t" Wt:>st -
minst•~r \\•pnu(' • H <:pll<ll
Roc~1 o--l1ra-·"-.2 O.fl\
tra!fil· signal c;' "lt-m li1ld
tt1.:hway li.:htln.: to h ln-
staJled an.1 htJ'IIW,,} llt:t.t-
mg system tv t>, m.;~1tr1~1.
E\ 1ds ar t-rf'Qul rt>·i !C\f Hrt'
entir(> wor k •1rsc n ht:'d fwn• •
ln.
Plans, spt><"t.f1'!l tions, ant1
proposal forms fCil bld•1inf
this project t·an onl~ t.e ob-
talned at thto offl< to nf the
Chief EnglnE't'r, Tran~rt~.
Uon Bulldln5:, Sa nrr!"flto,
C a llfornia, anti r:ta ~ hto c:t~ o
at the otnrt~~ of the Ct.lef
Engineer fJ Sar.nm n!o, and
Uu• Dt!ttr1rt lllrNtor~ of
Tra.nsport3Uon at Lo '-n-
crlt-~. San f rtn<'l~ro. and
thP district ln frhl rh the
work is sltulti'd.
Tbe SQC(t KStul htdder
shall I'UnUsb a peymt-nt bond
and a pertormanct honcf.
Front, West Newport, IPU
haqi!'rl w1t11 dlo;.order ly ln-
to:tlctttt!d • ODti'Jr t 'l.t 11 :-i~
p.m. n Polaris n ~r A1um-
W{; Sur, llt.v r Shoroi ..•
An erufiiO) at tt. :-\~ ·
porter h1r1 told pollr.e s~.,
pl cf'<d $~';' on :an ofO
r1• I t lr a.m., and no-
at <;·!' :a. · • lfJ t H
r
Tl "•
'ltt£:tn m
tt.. J)f lS 1 l,. ,P'• •
rt •• 1 t' · t • -;,. rt.>l r
• a 1 r a r~o. "• • f on 1
SP"' tll fro\. !.)OS. lf t'1E-;t•
15 J 1iifPr II t \ t"t~ et!rl t: f'
mmtntum 'li••' att>s pre.
1e:Prmtnf>(1 tn tt~· ~ecret:tq
olf 1 abCIT aM t te prt>va1h~
WlL:~ rates d<>te rmln""1 1)
t •• il p;inn \>!it t Tr2ns-
• Mll:l~tll ror !;tr!lll. :-las-
trl tl !ll)fl ... of l:tllor. t: l' orr-
t ra tor J.nl1 his <.ut,<'ontra
tors shall PJ' not 1.-. .• UI(Ul
tt.p h~hE>t W'\(f.' r Jlf'.
Pu rc;u nt ttl !)t><'tlon 1770
of tilt> Labor Code, tht> [I,,_
p.1 rtmNlt bas as• ~rtalnt><l tht'
1 <~>nt'r41 preva!U~ r:ttf of
a~t>S In thP. county in whh. h
thl" • .rk ts tCI be done, to
t-t-a!' u~tE'd to th• n 1lirt-
m,.nt "' r ransportaion P'lt,-
11· ttotl ntitlf!ll1 £qutpmf!flt
Rental kat~ And G.-n rat
P: evalltn~: Wage Rates, <fat-
t"<1 Junt, U76.
DEPART tf.:\'T Of
TR A~ PORT A TtO:S
C. E. F'(lRRf..S
ChJef E lllaer
Dated June t, 1976.
P U : Jun. 17, u . 1976,
ID N!wport H l'Mr Enstp_.
e fled waUl bt lo.tod-
c-atfd In au aatomobfltal4:30
a.r-. l t rour H•r and Bal-
bo3 Rl•d., \\ ~ ~ewport •••
A White m:.u wtth 1ark ltloode
tutr, tAndln£ about 5-7,
we1ght 160, U1d Ul l1lS early
t ~fles rotlbel1 rhe Reuben
E L~ r~staurant of .tJOUt
St:n at 11:4Ct p.m., when he
ask..: .1 ash register clerk
for tt>lrf>ltUII ~'hanr;t-, then
o;hc·,.·~ a halld.gun a.nd tie-
·r.an~r-d trsat the rf'f"lSfer be
.-n ptl .. d ••• A tt.lef broke
111 t 1rt~ugll a wwoow •m!J took
~l(JQ frOII 0••· fK'tt}' \..aSh
tl{!). at Jll..U J.~.ltt>d ilo'1)rO·
\uc t10ns, 3 hll l•ud1, 3lt"PQrt
IT • t .. ,...,.,,., r p.m tli'v
" sn:l ;.;:lf 11. li. lurre l.
• I l;.L '\. M H 31
1 h t i ro d•JS, I R, of .;r, ~~..t 'II(.. la, O<:t Me-
"' a.:. r rest ... 1 011.. !1a rvf!
)' ·-.... , tm ~ puiJl of lc,.r,
:-.lf : J.OI. ..~~~. ;,111•·~ t1}
• h ; t£-r aotj
: • .I. I 0
r~th,
ot! 28th
•t 3:30
1 • :1 • '.Itt\ .shoulder-
.rtt t ro'-'11 h31r, 5-4 tall,
.... n,· dtrou! 1:?0, :!fojPaTS
u roun 1 f:\(.,., robt•fd
\ t!r~ Liquors, :\244 E.
h 1 w2 , Corona o1el
v i. at t:t~npolnut 1:4S p.m.,
rt• ;n! ataour ~ .. ~o.
C.•L L 673 0 5 50
FOR~ SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE ENSIG N ·
ONLY SS A. YE A.R
l!G.AL MOT1CI
: I( TITIOUS BUSINESS
-..;>\ME STATEMENT
iht• rouowtn person la
doll\£ business as: (l ) 'T'be
Cover Up.{!) Dart C onst.ruc-
tlon Co., 1355 t.opn. •4.
Costa M V2G2&: Robert
F'ran 1\tnpa.rd., 4ZZ E. 16tb
Plact, Costa Mt 9!U?.
Tl\ts bu5"' ls coaduet..
td by an ludhktllal. Jped:
Robi"rt Frank ~
Thl' statement wu IUed
with tbe llty rk of Or·
ante CountJ WlJ 14. 1..,._
Publlsh: ., Z'J, ... a.
10, 17, 1~8. Ia tM .. .....
Harbor • F......,.
•
'
EXCHANGE STUDENT Sari Pentttla of Helsinki, Finland,
demonstrates tne wlnnitlg gymnastics rorm that haS
made her an outsta.ndtng perfor mer on the Newport
Harbor hlgb school tea.m. Pictured wUh Sa.rl Is Pat
Krone or Pacific Telephone, who ls the area repre-
sentative tor Youth for Unde rstanding, an e:rctwlge
student orga.nitation. A champjon gymnast in her own
country, Sari is spending: a year with a toea.! family.
Mrs. Krone says host families are needed for students
comlng bere ln August for the 1976-77 school year.
She can be reached at 646-6131.
Reverse Argosy race set
Bahia Connth.iao and Ca-
brlllo Beach Yacht Clubs
wUJ join forces for the 9th
yea r In co-sponsoring the
Bahia d£> CabrU\o R~vers£
.4.rgosy rar E' Saturday and
Sund.ay, June 19 and 20.
On F'rtday, JunE' 18, Ba-
hia Corinthian sailors tak-
ing part in t!le race will be
entertained at Cab rillo
Beach LH'hl C!ub with a
r aft up pa rty and social ~a
Ulerlng.
Price, over-all chairmen:
Lorin C. Weiss, fleet cap-
tain; John Kimble, port cap-
tain; Peter Semrad, race
committee chairman; Mrs.
Hoba rt Denny and Del Pinck-
ney, trophies; and Mrs.
Ralph Tandowsky, publicity.
HANSON WILL COACH
DCC CROSS COUNTRY
Bill Hanson, 26, wUI coa ch
OC'C's c ross country team
next tali, He replaces head
coach Jim Mcilwain, who
wlll be on a 6 month sab-
batical leave-during the fa.U
'IIEII'OitT-RIIIIIGI TIIUHSIJIIIY,JUNE 17, ltl'&
I'UIUSMED IHJU. Y -PAGE 10 COftOIA DEl W, CM..
head for Jr.
nne~ eo., ..a.
teylloll ta-, -• -.,_..._llrto.
-for c"--'-· day liD ...,. t. 1M dna'
AAU J-O!yq>lea.
Coocb Dtle Ftlcketpr ol
GU'dlll. GI'O'fe •..-.r.«< tllla
weet tut be ww. tab a
teams or prts aced ll-14,
Ud ODe .-or ctrll: t-.m ol
15-111 y-.r-oJcls. Stwdent• at
Corou del War ud Newport
Harbor bJcb tchoolsud Lt.-
cola ucl £·DS1p mJddle
sebools make ap tbe ba.Ut
Eagles win
cliffhanger
ofaDI-. CUt •• ,.,. U.Orup c_, -~~~~~-a.
.-~oo~•·ll SOlidi-11at1 oelloolla
Sa$ Aat, ioo11C IS-10, t. ts, ts-4 to aoo .., .. ..,
a Los Alllelel t11.m ~·
ststtac of (lr1.l 1f'ho nn
Ml.DDUS-4IP 1D. ll.lt J•r's
aatloul tqll. ecboollouDef.
Tbe <>ru,.e c...,IJ Joo10r
(lrl> (tl-14) -older
tet.ms from Woodllad Rills,
Loac B-.cb lad V.a.l•cta.
before bowiDr to tbt Oruce
COU!IIy -rs Ia tile play. OCC PROFESSOR o1 pq.
otis. Tbe )IDlor team ft-cho~. EdWard Jamt-.,
ntsbed third o.-erall. 4S, was aamed oa.ta.Dc~-
S.P.O.H. WILL SHOW tngtoatn~ctorttocc•a!lllll eommeoc.emtDt uerelsM. 'U.EAH WAT~R' FILM Hens soleeted by-
ID the etosest team n.eiDg Member• of SPON (Stop t'ote and recei.-ed a $1,500
of the 1976 se&80D, the Or-PoUatt.ac Oar Newport} wtll rn.ot from the SaJgo-Norea
a.nge Coa.«y Eqles barelJ hold a pt)Uc meeUDc Tues-FoaDdation. A u.t1Ye of !)e ..
edged tbeleagae-leadltlc8a-day Jdcbt at 7 p.m. tn tbe trolt, Mlcb., Prot. Jamle-
tersfteld Bandtts tn a cllft-Ba.bla CorlathlaD Yacht Club soa. bas been a member of
ba.Jiger Fric!ty n.J«ht. The on Bayside Dr. the OCC faculty slnce 1965.
flnal tally of 4.2-41 ns DOt Tbe publlc ts tnYtted to He earned his B.A. tn his-
decided tlDt1l a specl.ll tie -tbe h'ee meeti.QC, wtltcb •lll ton at Wa)'DB state Untver-
breU.er beat was staged af-tnclude a state Fish antt stty aod b1a: M.. A.. tn eoua -
ter tbe main eveot.BtllCody Game Dept. film, '•Water ·sellae psycboJocy at Col-
of On.oce County held otf -teep 1t clean." umbla UnJnrstty.
!~r~~~i!-~=: Tandy Gillis is OCC coach
This Friday n.Lght's flrst
meeting of the summer will Tandy G1llls is Onnge ni.Dg 4Ieaguechamptooshlps.
pit 1 bot Orange County con-Coasl College's new bead His 1975-76 club weo.t 25-0
tingent agatnst the number basketball coacb. The Coast during tbe regub.r seasoo
2 rated team 1n the na.tiou.l Community College District befor e losing to Muir high
speedway league , the Yeo~ trustees coctlrmed his ap-scbool l.n the flrst round of
tura Sha rks, led. by Sono.r. pointmeot last week. the CIF playoffs.
Nutter. Danny (Berzerko) Gills, 37, has been head The Laguna Niguel rest-
Becker, who cut bis speed-coach for the past 7 years deat succeeds Herb Livsey,
way teet.b at the Costa Mesa at Coroaa del Mar high' who was reassfg:Ded last
track. also ts one the Yen~ school, rollJ.ngupanlmpreS· Mareh.
tura team. stve 1Z2-57 record and wtn-A native of Long Beach,
Tokai marks 2nd year
Tok:a.l Bank of Callfornla
will celebrate its secood an-
nt.-ersary June 21-30. Fea-
tured in all the branches
wut be displays of Ikebana.
DICK ~ER IS COACH OF YEAR
occ_w_.. Dkt'l'ocloorlu __ _
U..-Cooal~
-o1 U.. yotr for 1!175-
"· He•wu fated tM .._,r ., Olllw..ee allillttc dlriiC· tonai!Wr_..,..,.. ·--Coadl Tttcke~a OCC grtd
...-d ... n.tlltiOial cbam-
ploo.lp IIIIo ........... roU1ar ... • porfeet 11.0
-............ _
... -·--14_,.
-Rio -C ..... II
!IleA-BowL
1:1 14 -.... ,....... OCCrrld __ _ lllpU_.............,,._
cord k • .'1'01 W1 , 1 ,..._
ee:~rtap. H .. Plntt8 •••·
e.,...nd 4eo.lf.....ctellam-
p-blpl ud ..... -z ~IOCtUl&
MONDAY night MINISTRY
M.n.M.
Each Monday Night at 7:30
Plymou lh Congregati onal Chu rch
The first 1~ of the race
wtll be sailed from Los An-
geles Harbor to ~e..,"J))rt
!larOO r SatuMay mo rning.
Upon arrival the fleet will
11100r anJ raft up at Bahia
Corinthian YC, wher e a flO-
host cocktail party will start
about 5 p.m. In thE' Columbia
roo m.
semester, ---:-~~~~~~-!~anson competed for the LIGAL' M011CI
Tbe Ikebana nower ar-
rangements at the Newpo rt
Beach branch, 3333 W. Coast
Hwy ., will tUsplay the sk.Jlls
or the studeots of the Shlba
Ryolca Ikenobo SchOOl of
Flower Arrangement, ac-
cording to Bob Bell, local
manager,
GUlis played at Loog Beach
Wilson hJgh and tboo weni OD
to UC Berkeley. He was a
second-strtnger on Cal's
powerfUl 1959 club that won
the NCJ..A. championship, and
start~ tor the Bears the fol-
lowing year, when they lost
to Ohio State ln the NCAA
finals.
3262 BROAD STREET, NFWPORT HEIGHTS
Nunery care provided Phone: 642-2740 ~ HARBOR VISI TOR
! U }OU are a ll1?'WtOI"!•E:><,
I or Jcno"' of a nt-w on,~r to
the Harbor Area w110 has !
l not heen ·N elcornPii, lio '1Pt
a ravor by calling thP Har-!
bor Visitor betweeu 6 anrt
t 10 a.m. and ill" w!!l ''<Ill
on youf' fri1?'nd 'll!lth val•-, ! able lnfor maliorJ <ind lltls l
I !rom ftHHu!l; huo;t.u ss ~
firms Whl h st1n.1 t •a"f.J S
(to hetp ,. h<>r_ hP{'ome (
l a ·quairltet1 WJt' li<>r n•·~ '
t s•Jrrounr:liiU!;s. i
THE HARBOR \'GI'fr)i -if
'P"HOS"E : -l94-936~ 1
or MG-01 i 4 I
" dinner dance will begin
at"()ll t i p.m. in the BC YC
main rtinmg room, The tro-
;Jh)' pr<>sentation Ifill round
out the evening,
Following a Sunday morn-
inF tuff et breakfast, the
rar-htsmen ,·:Ill reverse
• ourse ar1rl set sail on the
final leg of the race back
to Los Angeles Harbor.
r oordlnating the eve;Jt for
Bahia Cf'lrinthian are Mr.
:wd Mrs. Brent J. Bennett
and Mr. and Mrs. David C.
OHLY S5.00 FOR OHE YEAR
THE OF F ICI ... L r<EWSPAPE R OF
THE CITV OF "'EWP ORT BEACH ----------------
NAW£ . . . •••.••••••...••.••••••••• , ..
ADDRESS •.. ,. . ' ' . . . . . . ' . ' . . . . . . . ' . ' . .
CITY ..• , • , ..... , ••.• , , --..• , . ZIP . , ..•
HEliPOR T H~RaOR ENSIGH
2721 E. COAST HliY ., CORONA DEL hiAR
VISAS & PASSPORTS
WIT!! \IF.LINE TIC K£'T DEUVEHY
24 Hr1UP SERVICE -i DAYS
};,,,, ., ornrf J1ftrt.'lll !' Tnll'l'/
OCC track and field squad
during the 1969 and 1910
seasons and still hOlds the
schoOl record in the deca-
thlon with ~.sao points.
LEGAL MOTIC!
r\OTICE
'or PUBLIC HE ARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GJV-
E~ ttt.at the City Counc U
of the Cit)' of Ne~~FpQrt Beach
\l.'HI tlolr'! a publtc hear ing
regardlng Proposed Ordin-
ance No. 1686, being, AN
ORDI!'iANCE OF THE CITY
Of NE WPORT BEACH A-
MENDING CERTA IN SEC-
TIONS OF TITLE 20 OF
THE :-.'EWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE AS
THEY RELA TE TO THE
SETTlNG OF FILING, AP-
PEA LS AND OTHER FEES
I~ CONJU~C TION WITH
ZONING ACTIONS, Planning
Commission Amendment No.
41i8, 11 r~Quest inlttated by
the Cit y of Newport Beach
Municipal Code as they re-
late to permit ftUng rees.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-
TilER GIVEN that t he said
public !Jearlng wUJ be held
on the 28th day of June,
1976, at the hou r of 7:30
p,m. in the Council Cham-
bers of the City Hall of the
City of ~ewport Beach, Cal-
ifornia, at which time and
place any and au persons
int erested m:.~y appear and
he heard :hereon.
Doris George
Cit} Clerk.
City of ~ewport Beach
Publish: June 17, 1976, ln
the Newport Harbor Enstgn.
For Father's Day
TENNIS SHORTS -TENNIS SHIRTS
TENNIS SHOES -TENNIS RACKETS
TENNIS BALLS -WARMUP SUITS
-Racquetball Racquets -
HANDBALL GLOVES -T-SHIRTS
JOGGING SHOES -GYM PANTS
-BASEBALL MITTS -
BUCK KNIVES-DART BOARDS
TABLE TENNIS PADDLES
FIC TITIOUS BUSINESS
N AM£ STATEMENT
The foUowtng persons are
doing ~Justness as: Clean
Buildings Co., 6 MallbuClr-
cle, Corona del Mar 92625:
Richard WUUam Beauche-
min. 6 Malibu Circle, Coro-
na del Mar 92625; MarUyn
Louise Beauchemin, 6 Mal-
Ibu Circle, Corona del Mar
92625 ,
T his business fs coo.duct-
ed by a general partnersh.tp.
Signed: Marilyn L. Beauche~
min.
This statement was flied"
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County June 11, 1976.
Publish: June 11, 24. July
I, 8, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F51481
S-19408
The followtnc copy of a
Notice of Default. the orig-
Inal of which was ftled for
r ecorl! on June 4, 1976, tn
l:be omce ot the County Re-
coi-der of Orange County,
Callforoia, is seat to you
as an e:amlnatloo of the
title to said trust property
sbows you may bave an in-
terest ln l:be Trustee•s Sale
Proceedings.
By: Sandy Va.o Dewegbe
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
ELECTION TO SELL UN-
DER DEED OF TRUST
T.D.F. I 1976-35
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV.
EN: THAT CaUforoia Fir st
Bank, a California Corpon-
Uoo formerly SoutberoCaU-
torota First Nat looal Bank,
a corponUon is duly ap-
pointed Trustee lmder a Deed
of Tru st dated February 5,
1974, executed by John D.
Mitchell, Jr . and Frances£.
Mitchell, husband aod wife,
Robert D. Charnley, Emma
J. Charnley, husband and
wile, Richard C. Mower and
Kareo ll Mower, husband
aDd wUe, au as joint tenants
as Trustor, 1o fnor of Sou-
thern Calllomt.a First Na-
tional Bank, now Calilornla
First Bank, a Callfornta
CorponUoa, as belleftciary,
recorded Feb. 20, 1974, as
tnstram•t no. 13661, 1Jl book
110'78, pace 1738, of omctal
Records Ill tbe Offlce of the
County Recorder of 0 I"UUIe
; OUIItJ, CaWornta, secur-Inc, ,.._ otbor obllp-
tiODI, three DOte(a) tor the
prloclpLI •m of$189,000.00
that the beoeftelal in-
terest m:ier Sllch Deed
or Trust and the obll·
ptlaiUI MCIIred tboreby are
preHDU1 beld by tbe tlllder-
st.ped; u.t a breach ol, tDd.
doiOult Ia, tile obtlptlaiUI
tor wldeb -=:b DMd.otTru•
ta IIICidty IIU oecured lA
tloal .. ,_ llu 1101 --ot . Prtoclpal ... elM
Ia 11M ·-ol$111,000.00 oo Doc•-4, 19'15, lalor-
011 -Man:b I, It'll, ll .. ne. oiiUOpor-
,_ --. Delf ... ll EJ II ........ .......... . ....... It.,. Dellltll I ... ----~~-. .., ........ _, ....
As an tnvlta.Uoo to see
America during our na.tioo's
bicentennial, Tokal will P~
sent a tree Rand McNally
road atlas and travel guide
to visitors. Free refresh-
ments wUl be sen ed, and
the bank wUl offere free
checks to tDose wbO open
checking accounts.
CALL 673 -0550
FOR A 5UaSCRIPTIOH
TO THE ENSIGN ••••
OHLY S5 A YE4R
L!GM. MOTIC!
tlcla.ry under termsandpro-
Ylsions of the aboYe describ-
ed Deed of Trust. A late
charge of 2~ for each !)ollar
so onrctue may be charged
by tbe Beoefidary; that by
reason theti!Of, the under-
signed, present beoeftclary
under such Deed of TNst,
has executed and delivered
to saJd duly appointed Tros-
tee, a written Decluatioo
of Default and Demand for
Sale, and bas deposited wlth
said duly appointed Trustee,
such Deed of Trust and all
documents evtdeD.clng obU-
gations secured thereby, and
haS declared and does hereby
declare all sums secured
thereby lmmedlately due and
payable and has elected lDd
does hereby elect to cause
~e~~Pt~~~ss:!~ !
cured thereby.
NCYrtCE
You maY have the rlghl to
cure the defa.uU descr lbed
bertlD and retnsta.te the
mortgage or deed of trust.
Sect.loD· 2924c of tbe CivU
Code permits certalD 12e-
ftults to be curecf upon the
paymeat of tbe amounts re-
qUred by that sec:Uoa wltb-
oot nqulrt._ .-ymeotofttiat
portion of priDc:fpol aod 11>-
tertlt wblcb wouldootbedle
bad DO default ocparred.
Where rei.Mtatemeot lspos.
slble, 11 tbe default 11 not
cared wttblll three months
fotloorlnc tile recordlnc of
UU aotlce, tbe right of re-
tnstatemtnl: w1lJ. term1Aate
l.Od 1110 prq>er!J may be oold.
To determlae U retutate.
moat I> -le aod tbo amoaat. 1! IIJ, D1CH1UJ to
eo~ro 11M -~ .-.:t 111o t.e.aeii.Q or mortcacM or
tbtll.r IICCtaon ia illttn.C.,
"ftOirt Mille aad &ddnu u
oiU..-oltiU-" C~ Pint Book .Roal
·-x-Ill--wo. lluD G. -1<, Roal £-a-Ollloor, II IOU 11ort1o
lll&ll -. P.O. Boll 41'11, -Aoo,C-..,a. c-Ftnt-,a
Ca.U:IDftll. eo.,....... bJ
WfiJIAMQ. PAWUJK.it.J.
&-x--.
...... ,_ 10. 11, 14.
·111r 1, 1111, II U.. II-' ..... ,.,. .
ENSIG N CLASSIFIED ADS
1 Tlmt
10 wordl or Jess . . . 2.00
21 to 30 WIX'ds . . • . . s.oo
31 to 40 words. . . . . 4.00
Each word ower 40 .. .tO
SERVICES
I Times
3.50 ._.,,
6.50
.15
3 Times
4..50
6.00
8.00
.20
• C4RS FOR SALE
CAR PENTRY -All types. 1913 CADILLAC ELDORA-
Horne and office
ment-
decks, patio covers,
fences, shelving, etc. Fin-
est local references.
675 -9363.
GLEN'S GARDENING -and
cleanup service, lawn
planning and preparation.
Reasonable ntes. Good
references. Call 673-Z007
alter 5 p.m.
KOI ·"M W~~ ~c-tr:;) _,.,'~~,;_ .... ' .... ..t~ C•o-Mondo,
Fancy
Japant!se colored Carp
20252 BIV"•ew A,..,
.. ear O.C .. A i•poq
(714) SS6.4920
~ ..__._.... 01' ..__ aw ..
IALI!I & MIIVICI!
•20 £. 17TH, COSTA MI!SA
044-?706 -MI.USS
..
•
--1 ltiT AI----
1'1.0--POft
~QCCMIG-
(),M.IT-.i _,.... .. au~··..,.
... IJJF ... --
• 00, Convertfble. Mint
'If ;I'M TIP\ rd • uUu.
INhlte with red interior.
38,000 miles. $6,750 or
otfer. Must see-! 968 -52St.
: Reading glass;;os -
bi-focals. Vic inity or Hot's
Hut, Douglas St., Orange
County Airport, sldo Ran-
cho San JoaQuin Estates
(model homes, Campus
Rd. and Sandburg Way.
Phone: 646 -0076.
{'all in )'our
('l.A.SSI FII-.U c\OS
TO THt~ F::'liSI C.N
67 :1-0 ~~0
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coest Hwy.
Corono del M.-
Phone 1144-7338
HAL AEBISCHE R •
Proper Fitting Assured
3409 E. Coast Hwv.
Corona del Mar
675-3833
o BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
AMI.itTtOUS'~ Enough to
make an aPSJObltment?
Why oot? 556-4318.
o FOR 5M.E.
16 AJOiPI:tJLQ 2 ~a.aJ.
Glass over plywood. Nev.
e r used, $350. 639-9877.
S".VE ?II good original paint-
ings, sculpture, pottery,
macram£>, imports, De
Grada cards, artist 9JP-
pltes. 2~ orr with ad.
Upper Level Gallery, at
31 05 Vllla Way, Cannery
Village, Newport Beach.
613 -2491.
C AMPER SHELL -neWcOD-
dition. Paneled. Rac k for
boat or sur1boards. $350.
Also registered '' AJl>Y "
horses for sale. Call
(7 14) 131-7230, Norco.
• PERSONAL
EUROPEAN GENTLEMAN
wishes to Hve on boat a.s
caretaker. Will pay rea-
sonable rent. Or wlU share
house. References. Call
615-I Bn
o PLUMBIHG-HEATIHG
Just Plumbing
& Heating
Water Beaters, Dlsposals,
Drains, Faucets, COIJPer
Re-ptpes , ••. Reuooable
prices, day , night er wee k-
ends!
JUST PLUIIBII'IG
'relephone: 642-4111
License No. 300948
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BROADMOOR HOMES The
Dalebout
Association view+ pool; 1D CORONA DEL MAR --F'ou.T
bedrooms aDd !-l/2batbs. Large
master suite. Great flew from
Uving room and famUy room.
Easy upkeep yard wllb swimming
pool and spaclous wood decking.
Wood panelinf aDd ~cor give
ttlis borne a warm welc.ome feel-
ing.
RE-DUCED
TO
$164,000
642·7401
-ns
Q) a:
For appointment t~ tnspect. call ...
THE :REAL ESTATERS EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING
In one of Xewport 's most exclusive residential commuruties.
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eouutrg Atmospltere---
llruau eouven·
Sheltered by beautl.ful shade trees, owner-baut
Calitornh: n.nc h house with 8'' thick masonry
walls, beam celllngs, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, cozy
den, large llvlng room.
The park-Like setting on huge lot 126 · 1 190'
gives complete privac y for the 23 1 45 solar-
heated pool with 15 x 27 cal.Jana and 2 dressing
room&, 1/2 bath, fin• ring, beautiful decking, land-
scaping and lawns. REAL BAR~ contains double
garage, lar ge workshop (20 1 20), l /2 bath and
c..,mpletely Clnlshed 2nd noor recreation room.
Large dog run, bltr garden area and plenty of
off-street guest parking. F'or the family that enjoys
California living -SEE THlSONE 1'0-DA Y. $215,000.
Best or terms .
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IOYR.MeCARDLE
DALTO& II ... .,.
1110 ME.-oRT ._YD-. CDSTA ME~ ,,., ............... .
************** lt,chelle Robers, Realtor
3333 E. eo. Hipway
Coroaa del Mar 675-2373
****** ********
-HOME+ APT.
~~
NEAR BEACH
Fa.Dtastlc 2-story borne with 2 spacioos bedrooms
plus Z baths. PLUS large family room '•tth buUt-
tos and gourmet kitchen. Everything llke new!
Two sunny patios plus 2 balconies with small water
flew. $149,500. Mary Lou t.krioo, 642-8235. (P24)
•4n I ,,
ravilion IlEAL
200 MAIN STRI!BT • 8AL80A •
675-1120 -"IT'S A 'fttALI Of AM IOU I"
Priva~y. Th" outsJdt-perimeter of the property, on the street
sl~. is con,pletely walled.
PhOfte ift lour w .......
for • 5.11.•criptj0ft:
Coli 673-0550
CURT DCSH
lnsL~, there Is an Imposing two story entry foyer. A mother-
of-pearl slidin~ roof overlooks this setting. The UvinR roorr
features a soarlng <'elllng, a delightful floor to ceiling fireplar€
and an incomparable view. A dramatic for mal dining room faces
tbe court;·arrJ. Thf> kitchen ls complete wttb all tht> a menities
known to maJa. An enormous family room provides loietlle-rness --
and fim. .\ clant sited play room tn.tlr sets tlus bome apart
from all others. This tunctiona.l room t::an be converted to a fittta
bedroom. An unabashedly deluxe backyard Is highlighted v:ith
a colossal vtpw of the water and night Ughts of ~ewport Bearta.
TbJs is a 110me of extraordinary character an1 dignity -an1 tun.
R EALTO f!
2ol00 WEST COAST HIGHWAY
NEWF"O RT BEACH 642.:.&472
GRACIOUS .••
TRADITIONAL
Thr ee bedroom home with large family room,
fo r mal dining room. Lavish use or mir rors and
honey colored marble In master bath. Carmel plush
carpet throughout. Vi ew of hllls and Big Canyon
lake. On golf course. Brand new custom home.
$269,000. Open hou se nail} l to 5 p.m. 6 Royal St.
George. 640-6161.
BEACH BEAUTY
Charming 3 bedroom plus den ~·me. Great Hunt-
lngto:l Reach location. Quiet cul-de-sac street
with super large lot. R•)()"ll ror pool, vegetable I
garden, RV parking or \\"hatever. Recent!\" re-
mr-deled aAd upgraded. Seller motivated. ~e'' Lia-
lng. $57,500. 640-6161.
can 640-6161
* * BEST BUY IN CAMEO SHORES
ELEGANT OCEAN VIEW HOME
I "t .tl1. d on p t •''\1:.!11111:--ft.eriiC~~Witd., IU~l
'L•'JI" l o 3 f)f"i•ote ~lws ~'-~.:om munsl\
p.trk THIS t·u,tonl 00 + sq. ft.
f_.ty h~. "11 a , utters 3
txlrm'. 11 • rr tr . .;xed
hdrm-. t.:t' . lormal
duun ~ uu:--a:--l.mct ~ut rhc.•n
w /fiM ..-eft & BJH,/. Lo.•ol.; of
:--tur;tt!l' :->IMt"<'. r.wiwwceis:o9 pool & t·xtr.t
l.t rj.!t'. pri•ote potio t 'll\11"1' .trd .
m ·t•r:-.t7l'd t ri nl<' f!aract•. llftmacu4ate &
priced ri9hf!
ONLY $189,500!
C at~teo Shor8 Rnidellt Specialists
CALL 673-7040
CALL US FOR UPCOMING SPECIAL ~.
90' BAY FRONTAGE
Tastefully elegant custom bui It 5
bdrm. home. View ol Harbor lsland
Chann~l from LR. DR. kitch .. mstr
bdrm. & 2 additianaJ bdrms. Tree
lined garden terrace on bay. $375,000
~ ~
Ac:a,....a.u-co.
644-1766
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ON L '(
JERR Y OALEBOUT OR DIN OALEBOUT
WHO NEEDS OCEANFRONT? ,
If the answer 1s I do," then see our pride and
JO)" tn South Laguna. lt's a two bedroom, Z batn
own-your ..own 1n a securtty bull~ng and fully
turnished at S9j,OOO. Sand and surf plus a lar ge,
sparkling pool. En)>y~ Enjoy~
Prime Industrial Real Estate
Vacant Commercial
PARKING FOR 40 CARS!
FOR SALE OR LWE
16,000 sq. ft. including approximate!) 1,000 SQ. n.
of alr condttloned offices -i ,560 SQ. ft. as extra
high tUt -up, remaindE-r of buUd.ln& ts con rete block
aDd pumicE' block. 16' x 16' electn ... ally perated
loading door. 16" x 25' spra} booth. 600 amp.,
240 v., 3 ph. power. Mercury llghts.
UNK TERMS or OWNER MAY CARRY
OPEN OAIL Y 9 -~
SAT. & SUN. EVES. BY APPT .
NELSON ROBINSON
Realtor
200 ~ ST., 'BAlBOA
548-3414 PHONES 675-8120
BIG OCEAN VIEWS
CORONA HIGHLANDS
l'wo t.ndJYtdual hornes --wtth pool aod ocean
flews. Prt-rate access to t>e,acb.
See these 3-bedroom, 2-batb bomu with laf'Je ~n. ttrtplaces_ wee bar.
Botb or Ch<ise ocean •lew properties are oo a
burt '" lot tor ooJy $187 .soo.
TRJS IS ONE OF' THE BEST VALUES IN COR-ONA DEL MAR.
¥MARTIN ~•3
REAL ESTATE
I. CDAST HIGIIIA Y CO RON A DB.. M AI
U you Deed a 3 bedroom, 2-1/! batb CODdomJa..
1om w.>Uldn't 1t make SENSE to purcbue I lliPtr
upg:aded (better tban new l end unit. oYerlocMilll
a beautifUl tJeach and the fanust.lc DANA HARBOK"
You 'll eDJOY the pro;>ertJ mon> wbile you·~ tMn.
and w1th surh a VTE'N tbe appreclatioa lJ:I ,....
wlll t!!Ceed your fondest hopes. Realistically prtcld
at $89,500. rE>e land. You own it.
REDUCED S1()0,000 !! .. ·
(DUE TO A TYPOGRAPHICAL
ERROR)
That s ru:ht, Lf you were considt!riog this l..apDI
!~each propert) --a 1.<.~£-lot witt' TWO 2 bedroom
hom1•s --wtttct, was mtsUke'llY listed for $175,000
• -,_.st tlunk what a bargaili It is tod1)' for OCI.ly
>75 500' Act Cast:: \\ e spt>rialiu in good nlues,
but ' we've \"E\'E R belo rt> offered this kind of re-
durhoo.
8 I I I
SUPER VIEW!
SPYGLASS HILL
ON A CLEAR OAY!!!lMERE IS A
\'lEW OF SA..\" C LEME:'-'TE lSLA-'\1> -C AT Al.JMA
-~EWPORT TO PALOS VERDE -BIG CANYOI'
-DOVER SHORES ---from this '· ma.e-lll~·
ditioo" borne ---3 bedrooms famUy room, torma.l
dining.
••••
GREAT LOCATION
CORONA HIGHLANDS
Beautl.fUlh· decorated bOrne -large llfiDc room,
formal din.iJi~;, large family room overlook1Dg pool.
entertalnl.n{: area, powder room, Coor bedl"ooma,
thr t>e baths. Excellent landscaping.
DOH Y. YJUMK!U<
~Al.T~Jt &.tOMtt . .....
NE 6 40-7000
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oflnJa_9Jfe
COu;\iTRY f:;\;(;LISH 4 bdrm .. dining
rm . I.Jmtl.'. stu(h .lar~e patto. mature
trN'' &. m.Jn lt ured la ndscaping.
~2 .500
Bctnf! r r m odcll'd . custom 5 BR. 5 Ba.
6500 Sq. ft. home on poin t. pool. dock .
!'IC\\ undt.'r construction. Contemp.
Capt.• Cod. Oak Ors. 5 B R. 4 1 :~ Ba , 3
trplcs L ndscpd. Roat s lip S37S.OOO
BILL GRCNDY, Realtor
FIRST TIME
-unit #1 •
AVAILABLE !
-unit #2 •
-Unit #3 •
3 bedrooms
2 bedroom•
1 bedroom
Delue ooutroctioll. A cbOlee ot ~ ~
bay wattr btacb ol Cbilll. Coore oz tiM IUf tl 1111
Corou.
CALL TO SEE
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MIICMWte.IJA&.
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Physicallkilhl
needed tor
allphyo;cal
perfOirr•tce. ........
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c « •• -~ HAPPY
MO CO .. EIIIIOM
Taught tn \ll8fY natural
& personal way.
CLASSES LIMITED
J._ P'il:u. 1 I wtw
USC Ge n de
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For ,.,formal tO, & reg~strahon
NEWPORT BEACH '•
\\,a\rstylJng
,......., just for
~ ch1ldrczn
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on s .... Joaqu•n ~ol\$ Ro•d
~ SoooU. al ~Artt.vr &1 .. 111. chi•••
SATURDAY, JU~E 26
I to 5 p.m.
at SO!:TH COAST P LAZA HOTEL
AGES 8 to 16
LIMITED REGISTRATI0/'0
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HOlMBERG
Fruit -WUJ be lub:lll!d u tbe aew prett ..
dent of the Watt.oers I.Jcu
Clill JUDe !6 at tbe Sod!
Coast Plaza tme~l.
Also Co be ~ed are
first Viee-9resldeot JobG
Rlcd. !o4 vJce-PresideDt
Art Moore. Srd "riee..presi-
dent Jim Flttpltrlek, secre-
tary-treasurer Larry De-
Crou. tailntbter Klrii:Bar-bam. and directors William
Palmer ad Paul Greeoe.
lmmedi2te past president 1s
Richard Mehren.
Mr. Holtmerg, a retired
Navy submarine-officer, is
admlnlstrative assistant to
the Newport Beach director
of general services. He has
worked for the city for the
past 8 years, and has been
a Lloo 4. w•ars. He Uvt>s In
Costa MeSa wilh wUeJeanne
aDd daughter Susan.
EDNA OSWALD. COM,
SUCCUMBS AT 95
Edna Hav•kins Oswald, 95,
of Corona del Mar, who died
).1onda y at a Yor ba Linda
gu€'St ho me, will be buried
toda~·. June 17, In PacU'ic
View mE'morial pa rk l•ere. ;;;;;..1 She Jived at 220 Poppr .
Mrs. Oswald, a Missouri
native, spent 66 years in
Calllornia, includ ing 10
yea rs as a g3 r ment designer
tor Paramount Stu dios In
Hollyv.·ood. She moved he re
5 years ago.
She is survivE.'(! by daugh-
ter Marjorie of Van Nuys,
grandchild ren Ernest Scbag
Jr. or Ne wport Beach, Ron-
ald Schag of Orange and
Marjie D:ie or Van Nuys,
and grandchUd ren John, Ca-
thy, Laurie, Tracy and Mi -
chael Sc hag,
Bias Ply
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Engine Tune-Up
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D. W. (DAVE) CARROLl..
has been named district
manager for Pacific Tete.
phone's Soo th Coast distrkt,
headquarterPd at 250 Ogle,
Costa Mesa. He replaces
Streeter G. King, appointed
to the position of district
manager in the Inland dis-
trict, 11ohlch lncludes Ri ver.
sirle and San Bernardino
counties. A veteran or 25
rears v .. ith the Bell System,
Mr. Carroll started his ca.
reer in 195 1 as a salesman,
after graduation tro m Po-
mona College.
FILM M•KING CLASS
DUE AT HARBOR HIGH
A summer S{'hool . class
in fil m malting Is being of-
fered to all ages b}' Ne .... •-
port Harbor high schoo:.
The class will teach equip-
ment operation, scripting.
ediUng, animation and other
sub}ects for super 8 mtlU -
meter fil ming. AnyonE' liv-
ing in thoe Ne..vpo rt-Mesa
schoo l district may enroll,
Hours will be from 8 to
10 a.m. June 21 through
Aup;, 7 .
No equipment or expe r-
ience Is need~ .
further information is
available by ca lUng teache rs
Ros Bregoz:r.o at 556-3328,
or Tom Hays at 556 -3317.
HOUSE IS DAMAGED
WHEN HIT BY AUTO
A house at Z284 Placentia
Ave , received major damage
In the southwest corner,
wben hit by a car drlvea
by John W. Lanning, 25,San-
ta Ana, at 4:15 p, m, June 9,
Costa Mesa pollee reported.
The motorist was takea to
Costa Mesa Memorlal Hos. 1
pltal for treatment for a ·ta..
cented rlght hand and tee;.
Mr. l...anntnc apparent! y
suttered a seizure, causloc
the accldeat, tbe doctorsatd.
The house Is owned by Da-
vid Johnlton, 3119 Cooid(t
An.
$~EC1AL
AtiTIQUE
FURNITURE
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FAEE At>MISSIOM
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VIEWING 1 30·8.30 PM AUCTION 8 J0-10·00 PM
S0Ull1 COAST PLAZA HOTEL
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ON All MERCHANDISE SOLO
ALL SlONES G I A APPRAISED ANOCERllflED ••
OEMSBYWES
BY ALEX DZIGURSKI
NEW YORK TIMES .• ·'TJzigu rsk.i Is the poet of the sea"
c::filex 9)zigurski
Pr~sen !~
THE INTE RNATIONALLY RE~OWNED PAINTEH PRESE~TS HIS
25th JUBILEE COLLECTIOti
JULY THROUGH APGUST
DAILY FROM I -9 p.m.
3617 E, COAST HIGH WAY
PH~ 71 4) 6';3 .5140
CORONA DEL MAR
SELECTED AS THE BICENTENNIAL SE ASCA PE PAINTER FOR
"AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL" PORTFOLIO, EXCLUSIVELY
FOR THE FRANKLIN MINT GALLERY OF AMER ICAN
ARTISTS COLLECTORS IN THE UNITED STATES
HOSE STREETS!
It 's about time that we all faced the facts about our traffic mess here in Newpo rt.
The niost important fa ct is that a very few people • sometimes just 2 or 3 --are
keeping us from moving about Uke free Americans. Let's name some names: Don
Mcinnis, our former mayor and stUl West Newport's city councilman, has· m1d e a
political career out of trying to keep people off the beach and off Seashore Drive.
And Mayor Howard Rogers has tried to do the same thing for his private little world
down on the Balboa Peninsula. others are at work tn Corona del Mar and the Ba ck
Bay area. We wUI be naming them in the weeks ahead.
What do these people want: Let's look at Mr. Mcinni s. He buys a little place near
the public .beach and then he and a few of his neighbors start acting like the public
beach is their private beach. They retuse to let public toilets be put there, despite
a state law that says toilets and drinking fountains belong on public beaches. They
try to keep traffic off Seashore Drive. Just a few weeks ago, Mr. Mcinnis made it
clear to the City Council that, as long as he's around, Seashore will never be put
through to connect with Balboa Blvd. at 32nd St. He stands astride the end of Sea -
shore the way Governor Wallace stood in the schoolhouse door in Alabama. What
kind of a democracy Is this, when a handtul of people can stand in the way of the
rights of so many others?
Now, let's look at Mr. Rogers and the Balboa Peninsula Point Assn. The owner
of the Balboa PavUioo had to fight City Hall for years before we finally got the
traffic Ughts synchrooized so people could drive down Newport Blvd. in an orderly
way. They even put up a ridiculous sign to tell motorists that the Peninsula was
''full."
The latest trick is a traf!lc light at 28th and Balboa Blvd. that keeps people from
turning onto Balboa Blvd. from Newport Blvd. If you are coming down Newport Blvd.
and want to get to the beach, or to the business district in Central Newport, you
had better know about 32nd St. or 30th St. If you don't turn there, you're stuck.
You have to go halfway down the Balboa Peninsula before you can make a U -turn,
then you have to come all the way back up to 30th or 32nd again, if you want to get
to Central Newport.
Now, the buslnessmen of Central Newport Beach formed the original tax base
that made this town grow. And the people who use the pobilc beach, the dory fishing
area and the· Newport Pier have been pioneer contributots to the success of this
town. Our parking meters down here are the prime money raisers for off-street
parking !llnds. We're not going to lllt up with this nonsense.
Here's what we want: This city government had better start giving some consider-
atloo to the motorists who pay the state gas taxes that build and maintain the PUBLIC
streets. They had better get the message of Proposition ZO, and start letting people
get to the PUBUC beaches. It Is time for the few special-interest areas to join
the rest of tbe world an<' let the traffic and the people get through. It is time for
Uninrslty Drive to be exteodecl across the Back Bay to let some drivers bypass
Newport, If tbat's wbat they want to do. But, you can't FORCE people to drive where
you want them to. They deserve the right, as free people, to choose. They are paying
the bills •
We pay a lot of money to city, state and county traffic engineers. Are we wasting
our money? I wonder.
AL FORGIT
BOONDOGGLE OF THE WEEK: We pay $117,000 a year to a board of tea tasters. • • • • •
We'YO )1st got In our new sblpmeot of beach towels, swlmwear and all the other
fiUI Item. you Deed lor tile blc July 4th weekead on the beach. stop by the store and
let 011~ lllee ~ Mrve J'OII•
RGIT RDWARE
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