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GRAND OPENING SATURDAY
FOR REBU 'ILT BUSINESS BLOCK
MARINERS MILE SQUARE as s een
from Coast Highway. The Tustin
Avenue cor ner is at the right. The
nautical theme for the new con-
struction, with exterior wood fram-
ing, blends with the waterfront en-
vironment just across Coast High-
way.
By FRED DAVIS
Alter tbe worst ftre In Newport's history lenled a
fUU block ol MartDen MJJe In Juuary, 1975, the owners
of tbe property, VI.Dcent Jorgeueo and Ned McCune,
made Newport Belch a promlar.
''MariDers IWe wUl rt.e ap.JD," they sa.ld, ''a.od tt
wW be better ttaa eYer.''
This weet.c!, they wUl clell•er oo tbat promlae. Sat-
urday's day Joac r nDd openlag celebratioo will mark the
end of the loGe road back tor Mariners MUe ••• and the
bec:IDDin« of a Dew laDdmark oo an old stte.
·A stroll throuch the Z-story, 36,250-,quare-foot build-
inc wtll reacquaint old-Ume Nt-wport residents wttb some
tamutar bust.Dess names: Balboa Marine Hardware is
back, right 1n their oh1 spot. So Is Ski Mart, bl&ger and
ta..ocler, back on thf' rorner of Tustin Ave. and Coast
Hwy. Down at thP eo<1 of tht' lllodt, United Callfon•la
Bank l.s ba ck ln busloess at the oltl stand.
There are oew faces, too, althotl!lh some of the husl-
ness names are famUi.ar. Radio Shack. a r haln or com-
muntcatlons and t-lt><1 ronlc-star~~. Is represented. Ke11
L loyd, a young businessman with sportsv•ear stores lr.
Salt La.ke City and In Colorldo, makes his ~ewport
debut. Amontt the hr.u~d nPw huslnesses are Russell I
Interiors, Travel Ba11 travpl aaPflty and tht> Chess <Uid
Garnes gUt shop.
Tbe bulldlng has a nautlc.tl theme throughout to blend
in •tth the Newport water front tust across Coast Hwy.
'•We Md a competJtlon am~ 3 toJ; architects;·
explains Net! MrCune, '·and Wt> c-hose the dPslgn sub-
mitted by Newport's Wilson Woodman. OUr choice of
SatreU & McAdam as the Lullt1lne contrar tor was easlr~
to make. We decided from the beglruling that ••e wantefi
tbem to tto the job, be<'ausP we hart coot111euce ln tt..
people there. Tt.t oooftdeoee has i>een )ustWed.'"
''The baild.ln("a dramatic t1Pslgn of open ao<1 an~lar
lJDes .baa bold fertieal and hor iz.ootal forms domlnatlng
the baste stnJt'ture, '' explains Saffell ~ M« Adam presl-
dat Lloyd Ross. Massive exterior wood framing is
eJpOsed, a.od the themP eonttnues lnslde vdth exposet1
beams. The exterior ts cedar siding. Blue marine can-
vas awolngs, marine brass lanterns, and 2"ra} • weath-
tortd" siding add to the atm"splaf're.
A '• solar assist energy program•· includes spen al
•lndow treatment, overhangs, high gable and clerestor~
veots and insulated walls a.nd roof. Future r ooverslon
to tuu solar energy Is possible, according to the LuUder.
Upper fioor tenants include Travel Bag, Sculptured
NaU and Tea Garden, WUllam Huewlokle Co. ant1 Asso-
ciates, Mi chel Thomas Language Center, Aur a beauty
sal'oo, United Y<acht BMk+>rs and tlat" Hee Hive.
A major savings and loan chain is putting flntshing
touches oo plans to o1·cupy the first noor comer adpo-
cent to UCR.
When thE: big rtrP -1pec1 out the biO<'k, a lot of neigh-
bors around Mariners Mile ch~ lo to hold a paM}
to raise fUnds and help sonat> of thf' displaced buslnesSPs.
'•RebuUd Mariners MUe" bumpPr stickers began ap-
peartog on cars arouod to.,.•n.
These same neighbors ar e happy this week wtth thf'
reallts. ''It's great,•· says Barl>lra Marvin of Boat
Spect.allsts Ioc. • The building Is !Jeauttful, and some or
the oew shops, such •s r lotttlnl! stor.-s anrt the manJcurt>
place, means that those or us v.·ho wor k in tt.. area c.1:1
® some n l k-arouod shopping rlurtag lunch."
'•It's gorgeous, and I'm v.-ry Impressed, •· ~ys C.. al
Kramer of Calypso Salling Assn., ~tcross from the square.
'•J'•e been over to walk through the butlding, aJid I
lovt> lt.'"
Business Is picking up all a round the area, too. with
tbe return of the square, neighboring husinessmen agrt"4'.
•• People walking around thP squJre see us across thP
street a.nd stop in," says Pat Patton, manager of the
Ancient Mar loer restaurant, '·anti the employees of the
~re 11re good customers of ours:·
Even "the •lew Ctom the rear draws praise. Cin<h
Bowman, secretary to the pastor of the First Baptist
Ct.rcb of NeW'pOrt Beach up on tlw:> hill behind Mariners
MUe, ay1 there's just DO comparison between the old new aod the oew. • It just looks great -really nice:·
All has DOt beeD wiDe and roses. The paperwork
battle to cet the block rebuilt tovolved the owners with
HYtnl layers of conmment. First, the city wanted to
tate a 24 toot slice along the eoUre froota(e for enD-
tul wldenliiC of Cout Hwy. Many mootbs and argameots
later, a compromiM of lZ feet wu acreed apoo. AU
llltllre clenlopmeat aod redenlopmeat aJooc tt.. blc:b-
way wtU ban to match the 1Z toot auce. The Couta.l
CommtsakiD beld up the project tor 88 days. Fl.oallJ,
piau tbtt Mtmed to make enrybody tatrly bi&IPJ,
tDehldtllc oetchbors up oo the hlll lD Newport HelciU, cot ftoaJ ..,.,roY'Il. Tbe parkloc lot bebl.Dd MariDtn
Milt -.are hal beta re-cleslped and wt1l DOW bold
149 ear1.
Tbt merchants In tht DeW bu.Ud1Dc are IOiDc tbroQch
a ''tGcttbtneu" ptl'lod. talldoc about tormlac thelr
Oft llttlt com~rclal &180CJ&UoD.
Mr. loll ... aDd Mr. MeC .. naturally fMl 100C1
uo.t ltHIII War• IQlDc apJn. The ! ll.m11* biYt on.cs a.. property atDee 1959. n. RolaDd Mce ...
ol Mealo Pan. Nect'a tatber, jDIDed VIa Jorc-Ia
WHAT'S INSIDE • • •
• IIIOitl PIOI'OS AJifD f'l A Tt11l£S.
• FL()().R PLAMS OF THE NEW 80il..DING.
• 81ACII RAT MEMORIES OF 1'111 Dl<la'f
Of Till MARIIIEMIIlL£ AREA.
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buylog the block. The original building had gone up
b 1946.
Tweoty sub-cootnctors provided a lot of jobs l'l
belplog Saffell & McAdam get tblngs back lo order.
Tbe wedding o! taleots and interests has come up
with what enr)'body agrees Is a beautltul ''bride.'" Her
'• aornethl.og old'' is the sit e, her something new is the
bulldlac, and there ar e probably a few borrowed dollars
belog bet oo the success of au those businesses under
her blae awnl~s
NEWPORT
BEACH
JOe
29TH YEAR, NO. •
TM PP1CIM.
TMI CITY 01' ....... y -••llliiilllll•
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 11
8 a.m .. s· p.m.
-----FREE GIFT DRAWING-----
2-Gott cooler ice chests
Airguide windspeed
franklin stopwatch
2-Adult life jackets
2-Sets Proto Professional
screwdriver s
ind\f'ator 2 2-3/41 Dry chemical
hre extinguishers
1-Chart tube
7 FOOT PIONEER BOAT
7', a· Boats and 12' Canoe
OUTSTANDING FE.\Tt:RES
Naturally huoyant
E~t~sy to maneuver and boarrl
Seamless rSouble-hull constru• lion
to water ltne
Convenient l'arrylng hanrl!Ps
(hoke Of l hfPt> 1"010rS
Maintenanc-e free
Mat1P o1 Dupont Polyeth} lene
Eas) to repair
Thp r4tamarara oouhle-hull
constru<'tloo makes this
PlonPer modrl almost lm-
posslt"t!P to tip or sink.
~ St" all r•otor "onvt>rts the
Plont'Pr mto a stahlt" means
?f transpoMIIIIZ \OUr Camll}
a n.-1 fnt>nds from , . ., rht to
t•eart,.
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SPEC IFIC.ATIO'S
List Price
$177 .50
Sale
$124.95
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Depth . . . . . . . . . . 1£'
~ elchl . . . . . . . . . -lt·s.
C apa II' . . . . . . . 33 lt•s.
The Pioneer ls light-weight
and a l1r a:>ez.e to load and
unload.
' apa ''' J h.p. \totor
FUN FOR THE WHO~E FAMILY !
SELECTED GROUP OF SALE MERCHANDISE
Columbian Aqua Meter Depth Sounders
...................... ust •99'10 SALE 1fl OFF
Selection of Thermo Insulated Mugs & Glasses
.................... List '12-'15 SALE 1/l OFF
Assortment of Vlchek Tool & Tackle Boxes
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . List •11 •0 -'3920 SALE 1/2 OFF
Two Gallon Insulated Water Cooler
...................... List '13~0 SALE '5"
Setection of Benson Benhook Anch«s
. LISt '1 1 ~~-'3800 SALE '12 OFF
Mayfair Water Pressure System
. ust •1 14~ SALE '!2 OFF
Selection of Mayfair Bilge Pumps
LISt •21 e~-•37e~ SALE '12 OFF
Selection of Group of Taylor Flags
SALE 1/2 OFF
Selection of Stainless Steel & ~~• Sal Hcwclwae
SALE 1!2 OIIF
In addit10n to our regular stock of mar ine hardware, we now car~r
H & L Marine Woodwork and Panasonic Radios, TV's & Cassettes.
We have the l argest selection of
brand names: Perko Hardware,
Wilcox Hardware, Inte rnational
paints, Brolite Z-Spar paints and
varnishes, Shaefer SaUooat hard-
ware, Nicro-Fico sailboat hard-
war e, Me rimon sailboat hardware,
Tubbs cordage, Danfarth compasses·
and anchors, Jabsco and Peters &t
Russell marine pumps.
BALBOA MARINE HARDWARE
Servin& Oranae County for over 50 years.
MARINERS MILE SQUARE
2700 W. COAST HIGHWAY, N£WPORT BEACH Phone 541-3407
Mariners Mile Square ~!· vi~wed from the bluff
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TRAVEL BAG'S Elinor Baggett, at left, and Marilyn
Gust show just one of the far -away places they offer
to customers of their new travel .agency on the top
floor of the new Mariners Mile Square building.
Show the way to far-away places . .
A couple of pretty Newport
Beach girls would like to
help rou ::;kip town.
Their names art> Elinor
Baggett and Marilyn Gust,
and th.ey run a brand ne,.·
travel agency called Tnvel
Bag out of the new Mariner s
Mil e Square building.
They'r!' ready to help send
}'OU on your wa}' to any-
where you want to go,
whether you're gotng for
business reasons, or just
for tun.
Both women worked ln a
Balboa Island travel agenC'y
before decidlng to strike out
on their 01110 in the business
world. Be!ore that, Marilyn
was a student ln a tnvel
class taugt1t by Elinor at
Orange Coast College.
Ellnor, seflior partner lo
the firm, hJs 23 year s of
npertence in thetravelbus-
lness world. St\e admits she
sort of stumbled onto U~e
business.
''I read an ad in the paper
down ln Birmingham," she
r ecalls in voice that still has
a few magnolias and Spanish
moss clinglng to It, ''They
were looking for a girl who
could type, and that was me.''
Elinor, who claims she was
bom '•smack ln the middle
of an Alabama cottonfield,''
had returned there after a
ffiodt-ling career tn New York
and a job wtth the fBI.
She became manager of
a large tnvel rtr m'sJ-Iawail
aDd South Pacific operations,
and has run a number of
branch offices. She has lived
in !'lewport Heights for thP
past 7 years, and hasdaugh.
ters attending Orange Coast
College and Pepperdine U .,
aft er gnduating from New-
port Harbor high.
MarUyn Gust, a Fullerton
Slop by and visit with us
in our new quarters
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MARINERS MILE SQUARE
Jerry Hellrung Bob Neill
Gordon Childers Don Brislawn
Norie Hellrung
2700 W. Coast Hwy ., Newport Beac h
Phone 631-3133
A . unique salon specializing in only
one ae<Vice-removing unwanted body
end l.eial hair by wa•ing. Ou"'reatments
are qulc:k and comfortable and we Invite '
you to ..... ful ''c dilfnu cc l
MAIUNit:U MILt: IJC,tUAKt:
,_tf.t."OMTHWV. 1t111\ IZ..IJ IJI•JUS
native, Uves in Cliff tlaven
wHh her stoddJroker hus-
band Everett, and a son and
daugh ter In loca.J Sl'hOols .
Marilyn Is actlveln ther\£'1l'•
port Harbo r high boosters
~rroup. She has J[ved he re
17 vea rs. Wt,en she v:as a
student at UC Berkeley and
at Long Bearh State, sh£'
was a ·•f3al Week'' regular
every summer ln Newport,
and one summer worked at
the warne Shop on Balboa
ls lan<t
'·Des! and Lucy Arn1z
were regular customers,'·
rememher!! Marl.lyn. '· Dest
.,..as a pi ne her.''
Elinor and Marilyn kne.,.·
ea ch other sHghtly ~~o·hen both
had kids at Harbor high.
When Marilyn hearrl aboUt
Ellnor·s tnvel class at
OCC, she signed up, finished
thf' coursE' anrl wen! to work
at a local agenc ~. Thai voas
t and 1/2 yea rs al!o.
Later, she joined Elinor
ar the Balboa ls lanrl agency.
Beforf' getting lntPrested in
the travel business, Marllyn
sold a.1ve rtisln" for the old
Los Angeles Examiner
nf'wspaper.
How Travel Oag endE>d up
on Mariners Mil e Is a stor y
ln ltseU.
'·I was dOing some tele-
vision work on travel tor
Channel 50, the college TV
station," says Elioor, ··and ·
in early 19'i5, I weot dOwn to
Channel 3, the cable TV
station on Mariners Mile,
a.nt1 90ld them OTI the Idea
of doing a tnvel series for
them. I was supposed to go
back do>.rn there the nut
week and tape the tlrst 2
shows. Then, the whole place
bUrned down, and there went
my television ca reer."
The Jan. ll, 1975, tlre
wiped eut the block.
'•t ca.Ued Vln Jorceosen,
one o!theo-wnersoltheprop-
erty, and sa.ld, 'Sorry about
the nre, Vln, bUt when )'041
rebaUd, I want u office
there.' for ,years, 1 had
ln the bt.ck oo my mind
tbe idea of opeoin&: my on
blai.Dess. •' She Uld U.arUJD
~tDid forces and, -wlthlD a
few boars 2 weeks aco_. P'ft
tbetr DOtlees to tbelr old
.....eoyer. .."*' dDwa a
pftlll*tl'fe Joeatlol -tbe blad, ud lipid ..... at
Mu1Dtn Mll• Sqan.
Tnoe! B1C Ia GO t11o top
floor, Mar t.bl ce~ter ot
111o -... 141111. llar1lnl0d Eli.Dor woald like for JD1
to come liP ll8d ... aa-
JOmttlme, ud ttlk ..._
rom.aatle, tanwar plateL
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN OF MARINERS MILE SQUARE BUILDING .
IT'S GOOD TO HAVE YOU
BACK ON THE MAP
SAFFELL • McADAM, INC.
ARROW SASH AND DOOR CO. , INC.
BARNARD ENGINEERING CO., INC .
BIARD AND CROCKETT PLUMBING SERVICE, INC.
BRIGGS ELECTRIC CO.
GANAHL LUMBER CO.
MODERN DECORATORS
SMITH BROS. CO.
WESTERN PAVING CO., INC.
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TIUS PHOTO, taken about 1950, shows the
Mariners .Mile waterfront, with a wo.oden mine-
sweeper, built by the South Coast Co., tied up
at the CoWlty Dock, where a yacht marina
now exists on the land leased from the countv
and city. To the right of the minesweepe r
Beach .. 8at ~recalls Mariners Mile history
8y ~UGH Mdtll t.iAM
is the banana boat 11Paragon," tled in a slip.
The Paragon was lost later alter r unnm g
ashore on Cedros Island, BaJa Cah.fc>rma . For
many years, the only building alrmg the r uad
was J ohn Vilelle's Arc hes servtte stat10 n and
restaurant, at the left in the ab0vP phfJt•1 .
Back ln 19Zll was stand-
ing on CJi!r DrJfe ln New-
port Helghts, looklng dov.'tl
at a dredger at work drPd$:-
io~ the ··county <'haM el;·
as It was 1a\own in thosE'
days. TO<tay lt is )1st "On -
sid('rf.-(1 the <'h.annel hetween
Coast Highwa)' and Lido Isle,
" ven · IJusy btl of water.
Not so Itt tn t. ThE-dr.d~~t
er was about off River sidE-
AvenuP, dl~ging to~·ard the
tu rnlnj( hastn to lie r1r~F:ed
uetwpen the Wf'St ~nr1 of Lido
ble, ~"~·port Hlvrl. bruh~t·
anrl a r;ropoc;...-1 , ount\ dor k,
~·.t rPhousP .w •l rallroar1
spur.
Th... PlfX' t·arqlnj.' the u .l
rlrerlgefl a.att-rlal w.~s llned HERE 15 A VIEW of Manne rs nu e
:~lonll on small La rl!eS to
lt1t-shore, .~o·here It e~E-ntlc..rt
Jr r O!>!> tuiP belie; to whe re
11 w::~s Leml! 1PposltPII ~·her£
RlvPr<>t Ito Ave • .tnd Avon St.
tnlPI SP• I at lht' Post Of(Jr~
Square from the Ensign view park 111
~ewport Heights CrJast Highwav was
opened in 1928 as a 2 lane concrete
r oad The first channel was dr E-dr;ed
tot1a\. YPs, thPre werE-sail tu lt-IJeds, mud Oats Jnrt •ltcu111 .. , ... .~:. rror I J•, t
watPr lutes, 10 to 12 tnr hes shJ 110'4' waterways, prohai>J\ t j0 ffo ·t •• f•· ur. l'r• • otttJ •
hll!h, ~:ro••lng tht?re, whlc'IJ branr·hes nf the rh•<>r "' ~~.·ith .l t1Ppttl of 11 I• ,.., "r·lu.~o
L.eans lhat 'll~th tlt1e rea<·he~l sorfiP time. 1 n,...~n IO-'' tlclr. Tl.t-tunrn
up Into there. ThE' ··,ouol~ t hanud'' wa.. IIJ 'illl ..... ,, t l( r ..... , I• P.J 111·!
There wlls no Coa s1 Hh:h-'!redvt'11 from ti1P h.arhor en-H Ot, H'J' (PPt •• ros". ~·J\1 Marlnf'rc: !\file or Ltrlo tranr P throUIZh the r entPI In l 'l!~ p, .. trr.. h'1n~ . ,
lsi .. In 1321. The r1rerl~ter of fliP b:n hptween Balboa ··or1111Jwlt-<1 ;rd ""' r,JUI1!I
was workln~r alon~ t11e llec! Island and. Ba1t10a Penlnsub IJo• 1.. toullt 11 1•1 ...... nt I•.
or thP Santa Ana Hlver, to a point nortt• or Ba.y Is-3333 \\ c oJc;t l!.n •• <~v •
whic·h, up until this dt>vetop-1Ctnr1. Then<'P it runs st rJt.;ht the c;jt ... o! , • st(lfl l ~~.• -4t¥at-910f1C..._eflll)t~ ~ aorU•• ut·to -ta•abMt ~·· · 1M .. om "'f nunlflr'lt ~~~~~ " ~ewport Ray. Bitter Point tumln11 basin at1pceot to llw hoat rna rlna, 'lO prop"'rr·.
Dam was built across tilt> Santa Ana River ltr l•IJ.te on IE•asfo'l !roo~. tl... ount} ·h •
river at 58th Street to kee!J th(' NP14'J'()rt-Santa Ana hh..lt-. It ~. l lrli!IOJI rlJII' (r,r '
thP river out of the lla~ an I WJ\. Tlaat'c; tht> ~·J~ H. I. l ran •r rJtlrtM' ltn~ H• •
the new outlt>t buill Into thE' Shprman 1.-scr !l•M it In hi' ..,3 , .. ,.,""'' h.1l ! ··••n ar,.
.. Ol ean hPyont1 West Se"''por t, Look, ll!stor\ 1Jf '"'"'"PPrt \ f'llt><l 1 .. , diJS.-nut fohf)U t
• for the Santa Ana Rh·E'r. Beach:· or fliP ftll rnat('rl3l 1)111! I.
All or l hP area belo11. thP Don't let that ter m, S.1nh soli Jt • +>ntc; a \3r"1.
I Juers or ~ewport H~>lghts Ana Ri\'er brlrlge, thro"' \OU, f roru 1 't:?:! til ,-,:!~. \lu-
dOtl Clllf Haven, from ~e .. ·-The river •·:~s there. Toda\ tners \Ill" wac; ru:.r J q • ..
port Rlvd. to Ba)· Shor es, the only Santa Ana River san•h bt>a• r. I· a ltn~ lo r w::~s tulf' llef!c; or mut1 Oats brld~te we kno'o\' is h"'ner tn t h~ ha\ • 11:4nnPI ~ ttt.o"'
alon•• the mean:1f'r!Ofz river. known as thP Coast Hitrh~~o'a\ J t.ullrlln .. or m •' tn it ·tol.
of -no-water PXCf'pt c!urinl! lorlt1ve O\'er tho> Santa o\nJ 1 s Penn' 1 rtt ~ l-..1 h hrru,
flo01ts' That river • an liE' Riv"'r. 1 ruuntl "'" ' '·'f•Jrl PtPt
•lo• tl" for man~ )t>::l r 'i ~nc1 An}".\.3\, ~larln('rs \1llt fi•J·t~ .;IP.l<; •:•·1 .~rn .. •tt'lt-1
tht>n tn J ft>w minutes bp. w '" 'r eatt>.J from rl rer!cPt! rrr•r, 111 .. Pl"r 111 .;ttl~ h '"
··orr1 .. ,1 roarlnl! mPnacto. material from the Santa Ana 11 P hill on tl• ... :r J'-~ Into th~
I ltio lslo> was JUSt mor~> RivPr h~. The or ll(ln,tl ''dii\'On t tr11 1.11-r ! .... ·"' •
N ewcomers at Hoag
• F IHIJA Y, .\liGliST 20
c rtrl -~lr. ami Mrs. Don-
ald Wo>IJs, 249 Wake Forest
Rrt., Costa ~lesa.
Bo~ -Mr. anrl Mrs. JosP
\'ar~os, 710-B Joann St.,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. T(>d
Tumey, !189 Mission Drlvf',
:\o. 2, Costa Mesa.
• S \Tl'IWA'I, AliGI:ST21
lio\ -~lr. anrt Mrs. Jim
Ketr ham, 40'l \\.alnut Pla1 e,
Costa ~1~>sa.
• Sl'~DAY, Al'Gt:ST 22
Girl • Mr. and Mrs, Horl-
npw ~ E>r~uson, 929 Ball>oa
Blvrl., Apt. A, Balboa.
Rov -Mr . and Mrs. Louts
Fillmon, .1211 Kings Road,
Cliff !Iaven.
• MONDAY, AUGUST 23
Gir l Mr. and Mrs.
Geor gE> Tumey, 3ZO Santa
Isabel, Costa Mesa,
* Tt:ESDAY, AUGUST 24
Bo)' -Mr. and Mrs. Rirh-
arct Dtell, 2202-R American
Ave., Costa Mesa.
• WEONESOA Y, AUG. 25
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. wu.
Ham Naigle, 2830 San Juan
Lane, Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. John
Novotnak, 2302 S. E. Bris-
tol, Santa Ana Hefihts.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Ron-
ald Harwell, 1068 SaJlnas,
Costa Mesa.
• THURSDAY, AUGUST 26
Glrl -Mr. aod Mrs. Fer-
nando Lopez, Z190 College
Ave., Apt. 42, Costa Mesa.
Glrl -Mr. and Mrs, David
Cunningham, 373 Victorla,
Costa Mesa. •
• FRIDAY, .AUGUST 27
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Davld
DYOrak, Z'752 Circle Dr!Yt, a_, Shores.
Boy • Mr. aDd Mra. WU-
llam Orum., 310 S~hJre,
B aJbol a. land.
Boy -Mr. and Mra. How-
ard Wendt!, 960 Lilden Pl.,
CoataMna.
• SATURDAY, AUGUST 28
Cilrl -Mr. ud t.fra. Tom
Tbomu, Zt9e-B PlaetotJa
Ate., CoiU Wea •
. I
(J!rl -~lr. an!1 ~Ire;. P:l\'.
1<'11, 2099 :-.:~tiona! Avenue,
Costa MPsa.
Gltl -\lr. anr! ~Irs. Hus-
~Pil s, haapman, :?J r.-, ~hpiP
St., Costa Mesa.
• Sl':'\DA \, Al'G L'ST ~'J
ko} -~ir. ancl ~Irs. \\<ill-
er Spearmg, ~J:i OPI Mar
Avf'., Costa Mesa.
Bo}' -Mr. and Mr!i. Jtm
WrlJ;ht, 1525 Placentia Ave.,
1\-4, West :"e"''J)Or t Ht>ights.
Hov -Mr. anr1 Mrs. Terr~
Rol't>r s, 910 W. 2oth Street,
Coc;ta Mesa.
Bo) -Mr. and Mrs. Marl..
Davlt1ow, Hi8 Rrookliue I n.,
\.~osta Mesa.
Roy -Mr . clod Mrs. Rlr h-
arrt P ,mlr i, 943 Ootzwoorl St.,
Costa Mt>sa.
• MONDAY, Al'Gl'ST 3tl
Girl -Mr. anrt Mrs. ( arl
Ac1a ms, "62 Bayw0011 Or.,
Harhor VIew ·Hms.
Girl Mr. and Mrs.~ ran-
dsco Roman, T72 :" 17th
St., Apt. B, Costa Mesa.
• WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. WIJ.
llam Pier son, 1766 Bahama
Place, Costa Mt>sa.
Girl • Mr. and Mrs. Clydp
Barrow, 2339 Port ~rwtt'k
Pl., Hatbor View Homes.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Gf r -
ald Gleeson, 641 Baywood
Drive, Harbor View Hills.
PUBLIC NO T ICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following per son Is
doing business as: WUcox
& Sons, 178Zl Skyparlc Cir-
cle, Irvine, Caill. 92714:
Wilcox II Soas, California
corporatloo, 17821 Skypa.rk
Circle, lrvlne, CaJU. 92'7 14.
This ba&tness ls condUct -
ed by a corporat1011.
CorpontiOG Name: Wlloox
II Sou; Robert W. Wllcol,
Pr~stdeat.
Tblt ltatemtat wu t'lled
wttb the cOUDty clertt or Or-
ance C01D.ty 541Jt. S, 1976.
~bUatt: Sept. 9, te, za,
30, 1976, 1D the Newport
Hartor Eulp. F _.lS?t
l<tvt>r<:tt1• ~\'PIIIf>-. ' llu~.,
ft~>ld of .IDE' trees ! r "·" •Jf
"A'hPrl• A\'OII litr., .. t aw! lit\'.
"r c;irlt> -\VPillJ• !10\\ lllfi>J •
So>··t. lfl•'f 11 I .\ 1111· ~.
~·oull poke n•t r 110"• 1ntr
tH• n \Steno•r-. ll lllf l•J 111t.•
I ll~> c;r 1• 1)1 I'•" h11' t .J,,~
BUILDING
PERMITS
Tt1" o rr11 111 -\u_uc;t Ioiii
for hutl•ltn_ pt>r rult<: tc;su ... t
1n \p~·port RE>ad• '' ,·,,.
~.t~ •• J ... ~. loostlrlf! thi' I •-:1J
rP•ort1 to ')4G,lll,l1f1.
Tl1lc; Is alruoc;t .I Utlrt1
mort> 111311 ltlf· t>ntl rr I 1';' j
total or S35,~13,2 1 '"; IIIII fiJ'>I
$2 111illion untlt> r ""' \u~. 31
total in 13i2, w11e11 tl••'all-
llrne annual rP~"Ortl wa~ s~?t .
f ollowin.: p~>nnltc; Wt>J t'
issueti durlru: th~ fina l rt:ns
or Au~st:
• ~EWPORT Hf If .liT~
Jan Harri90n, :! story arl-
dltlon, 531 Catallna, $!'i,OOO.
• RAY SHORES
Hugh Suthe1land, 2G:! 1
Kayshore Dr., arl•1 qp, onrl
-;tor) anl1 ~a f31F·, ~33,';'':i0.
• WEST l:PPEH H.A\
R. A. Hall, arlrl ttlon, 205
E vening Star Ln., $!1,800.
• 'IIEWPORT CE~TEH
lrYln~> C' o., llrt> sprinkler
system, 83 F'ashlon lslanrt,
63,000,
'llewport ll.lrtoor rt\ambt>l
of l omn•ert'f', IHO J:unho-
rf'P Rfl., t~>nant lmprovP-
ment, $40,000.
• WES I ~EWPOHT tiTS.
lloag Hospttat, 301 New-
port Blvc1., rPmodel two JXI ·
tlent rooms for ofnrt>s for
the Aut.lltary, :,no.
• ~EWPORT
Oraoge Coast [)(avelo~rs,
3433 Via Llflo, partitions
and casework for Huehe!'
Market, $ZOO,OOO.
Ray Smith, 112 Mr Fad<S n
Pl., ~rtltlon tnc1 bath, $5,-
700.
Fire sprlnkler system .H
1701 QuaU, $10,500.
• AIR PORT AREA
rtr. sprlnkltr syst m :tt
1701 QuaU St., $10,500.
1!1 192 1. along the m eand~nng bed o f
the Santa Ana R1ver. l !Jf' cha nn~l was
Wldened later to vlJtalll matE:-nal to
develop the r es1den tal r,,mmuttlt\' 01
Ltd•J Isle. t Ens1g-n ph" ··
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tn~ l linow of v,oas lnnt' • ·•
this shPII rP' oven 1r ""'".
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Ia ntis, ~ntnsutas an•! fill f'l!
in th~> mouth of Blg l an\on.
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c•tmt> from ,l ~"h:lOOPI lrP•h •
eft a Jon~ tht> l'dfl;e of \ 1.1
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lsland lletwet>n the · ount\
channet•· ami tht> np~· ··han-
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qualntf'tl with thP vti~t ~>n•1
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NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
PtJ(fJ~EO WEEKLY -PAGE l
ntURSOAY. SEPT !, lt75
OODA DEliiAA. CAL
BY JOVE~
HERE'S
NEWS
THEW TART
OF HA D CRAFT MA SH IP
I STILL ALI\'£!
R c:prc >dutlion
ANTIQL'E of TOMORROW
..tnd ..tuthcnticHt·J
A 'TJQL'E of TODA \'
..trt· no\\ at
' lhttrnors ..
I >I !< I < I I \ Jl'f J/ ~ I I I< \
1 111, · 1 , 1 , 11 II' 1 1 • t~ , 1 1> 1 • , , , n.t; /( · ~ · , -u ~ · , r. u 1 r. u' "
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I r.hk "U!'t'lll'd
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l'i'>• ", • Hll•· till · , •• \, ton.;r .. t .. s • '•an1-paiott'fj "'•ests • P·-
·:<-r st! I· !?wc;s i 'dll.ttn." • .. , 1 .... " 1:-ror • ~<~wt ... t rrar ror s • t,anrt-
•!"\'.. c:1.r.s, o::t !!UPS ar. l n.ao:-t • J •., • JUIJ 11 ! .. :np • t<rass ~s
.\'It' 3h'1f'l•'. ,.u, !ror.~. \\: IIPlr :•r". batt~:<. .. J::o . Plt>Ct'S or El.li!bt.
wr --~pJ .. '!I() f T"'l.-1 'Jj! ~Or! • · ... 1!1 P , OU! JI,Jr")Ue 11re('f l l"'lporf
ol'-LOll, f •uor,..dr P·J f(J1U !lor.• .~;,tur .. "~ '<~rn.~h ant1 r:..lls-
ar.~· •i ot 11 ~ r;Jst. lt PIJo;"-10 · ht"rl' r" i0!>1 art of qua!tt}
•. 111'-~J fts• .AJ.shrl .:. st.tl ,. .. : \ · ~ ~or·-.
.
The
( .omc rn anJ 'cc
Anti~ut·' of Tod .t ~ .tnJ TomorrO\\'
\41 I ' /I I\ ' I I I ~ I' 1 \ 1 'J /II I ~ fill
Bussrll I ijntrriors
\SSOC I:\TES JANS (lF LOND<>
In ~l a rincr' .!\fill' <JUar<:
1'"'00 Wl· t Coa..,t High"·ay
NEW'PORT BEACH
THURSDAY
SEPT. 9, 10-9
FREE GIFT DRAWING
Rossic)nol Exhibition Skis S 145 Value
Nordica Mirror Ski Boots S I 50 value
1055111101. FREESTYLE
0111111011 TEAM
wil be in our partdnq lot and wil perfonn
flips and aerial stunts on a 70ft. r-..
THURS., SEPT. 9, 12 NOON
Sketch show~ first floor plan of new building NE1PORT HARBOR ENSICJI ·
1'\Jil.ISHfO lt:EI!LY -fAGE 4
nfURSOAY, SEPT. S, IS~
COli ONA ~EL liAR, CAL
THE SKETCH at the right
abowa the first atory floor
plana In Mariners Mile
Scp .. re, fronting on Coast
Hlgbway. 'The street at the
left Ia Riverside Avenue,
and at the right ls Tustin
Avenue. 'The parking area
ls at the rear oC the
Square, adjacent to Avon
Street. A driveway next
to United California Bank
provides access to the
parking area from Coast
Highway.
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!Mot.RtH,E HARDWARE
t.· .. • C... .. ·~
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Sll:l MART
'
Widow and daughter-in-law
open 'antiques of future store
A middle-aged widow go-
ing into' business for her-
seU for the Orst time might
be espected lo~prectywor
ried about maklog tt a sue~
cess.
But, Beverly Diehl, pro~
prtetor of Russell 1 Interi-
ors fn the new MartoersMUe
Square building, must be
pretty optimistic. Wheo she
named her businesa: for her
late husband, RusseU, she
attached the ··t•• tothe na.me
hecause, in her wo rd:;, '·If
4 l open inother shop, l can
name It Russell 2 fur my
son.''
Mrs. otebl, a Big Can}·on
r esident, and her daughter .
in-Jaw, Diane "Dee" Kyle
Diehl, have a store fUll or
t.eautifUI things. They spec f.
altze in campalgn -stylt'
fumlshlngs, v.1ltch they call
''the antlqu,es of the futurE'.''
MARI NE RS MI LE WATERfRONT Is the s Ue or marine
fl.cillti41a SJ<:b u tbo&e shown in the picture abo't'e. A
marine railway leadln( to the water permttte:t hauling
ot the vessel shown in a '·cradle.'' >~hUe the crane at
right Is used ror llttfng small boats out of the water and
on to land tor care an d repair. The cnne, railway and
cradle are behJnd Boatswain's Locker and Boat Specl2Usts.
Tt1elr shop is located on
the first floor right in lht'
middle of the ne-.· buildlnc.
Besides the campa4':n
pieces, all made b}' one man-
ufad urer iD England, you
will find such trea~res as
an old ship's blnnide and
eoglne te legraph, a statUE' of
a peg.Jegged sailor, and a
canopied brass toed ('·tht·
only one In Southf'nl C'all.
fo r nla. •· according 10 Bev-
t>rl)'l
Mrs. Diehl got Into the In-
terior rumtshlngs buslness
,
BOAT SPECIA~ISTS, INC.
COMPLETE MARINE SERVICE
STERN DRIVE SPECI ALISTS
2439 West C'oast Highway
:"'ewpo rt Beach
PHO~E: 645-0901
THE STUFT NOODLE
!TALL-\~ CUlSINE
215 Ri ve rs ide AveDu e
Newpo.1 Beach
PHONE: 54a.74i B
TANDY LEATHER COMPANY
LEATHER and LEATHI:.:RCRAFT
SUPPLIES
2630 Avon Street
Newport Bead1
PHONE : 5 48~0~75
MICHAEL'S
of NEWPORT BEACH
FOR THE FUlEST IN MEN'S
ANO WOMEN'S HAIR FASHION
149 HiYer slde Ave., Suite E
Newport Beach
PHONE: 548-030Z or 548a0903
W.RIMERS IOTTL! SHO~
LIQUOR • COI'IVEI<IENCE STORE
J4g RJf'enldt ... , ...
Newport Buell
POONE: 541-M?Z
u1 a rowtdabout way, but t.er
esplanatloo makes It all
seem pbaslble.
'• For many years, some
good frteuds of mine have
run a shOp in f"lortda spe-
c1a.Uz.ing In this ldnrt of fur-
niture. It was always ezcltini
to me toseelhequalltytwKI-
c r-.fted work in their store.
WherJ . my hUsband passed
away 2 y~ars ago, my first
thoUght was to go back to
college, which I hadn't com .
pleted as a youngstt>r, anrl
I did start attendblg apin,
but on a visit back to Flor-
ida, I de-cided ltlat It would
really lw beautiful to work
In tht' kind or surroundings
that t heir store presented.
So, I became a college drop-
out for the second ltmP.
'·I went to my daughter-
in-law, Dee, and •·e ta.lked
Jt. She thought It wa s a
~real Ilk-a lo go Into busi-
ness for ourselves. We de.
cldeod in Mar4·h of this yea r .
I wouldn't have done ll ll'ith-
out ne r help. •·
Mrs. Oiehl'ssonlsa bank.
er, and she got her tax ac-
countant to set up a book-
keeping system for the busi.
ness. Slti' also elves Dick
Yost, ronslructioo manlJer
at Mariners Mil e, J lot of
rredll for M-lplr¥: gel thE>
store properly equipped.
··It's so nire to taave these
mea at'(MlOd to belp, '' says
Beverly. '•I've always been
a liberated woman, and I
WOt.lldD't tncle my womanly
superiority for mel1' equal -
ity," sbe ladghs.
Her husband Yo' as au ezec ~
utlve with Eastman-Kodak
Co., and they moved 13 times
during their marrtac:e.
··But, I wUI never \eave
Southern California;· she
vows. "I Jove It here, and
I love whl.t I'm do~.''
Mrs. Diehl says restau-
rants will heam~her most
frequent customer s , aM
Dee will be cal11ng 011 local
eateries to show them llw
special l'llrnishlngs and ar.
cessories avallablf' at Rus-
sell l. FurnishiD(!:s lor d•·ns ,
libraries .ttll1olncesarf!also
much In evldencr at her shop.
'· Wt' believe Old Worlfl
eleganre has a pla ce in the
homes and businesses of
Newport,' su ms up Mr.'i,
Diehl.
'1So that's the
Arc hes overpass!"
A~O~ WELCOME ~ABOARD
to all of our
Old Friends
and
New Neighbors
BA L BOA MARIN E HARDWARE, the oldest tenant in
Mariners Mile Square, has been at the same stand
longer than an~· other business the r e. Her e is a scene
·at the front cow1ter in the new building. (Ensign photo.)
NIKKI'S FLAG SHOP
CllSTOM MA DE \'AC'JI TING FLAGS
2701 \\'psi Coast Hij:hll>ay
ll:e\I.'J)OTI Reart1
PHO:-lE: 6~6 -5 166
MARINERS COFFEE SHOP
WHERE SAILORS G ATHER
2606 A~·on S! reet
r.·e11-po rt HP:tl·h
PHOXE: :i-1 11-'JZ H
THE QUARTER DECK
:\EWPOHT'S ORiG!r;'AL
· PA) -RY-THE-OU~CE"
STEAK HOUSE
2530 West Coast High wa r
NE>wport BE-ach
PHONE: 548-1177
SHELL SERVICE STATION
'·SHELL PRODU<?TS PEHFORM''
2800 W. 1..oast Hw}·. at Riverside !
PHONE: 5(8-3252 _j
\20-A Tultla AYenue
Newport Beach
PHO"E: 645-S16t
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7:/te W111 We Were ---
THE
TlDS WAS THE SCENE of devastation after the early
morning fire that destroyed almost all of the Mariners
Mile block from Tustin Avenue to Rive r s ide Avenue
January 11, 1975. This is a view from the bluff in
Newport Heights, as depicted in a telephoto panorama
by Ensign staff member Bob Monrad.
A MARINER'S VIEW
OF MARINERS MILE
8y 808 MOMRAO
The word · lost •· is an
Lnadequate n pressjon of tht>
stunned disbelief with wh.t<"h
I and many other sailors
tn the Newport Harbor Area
viewed the utter devastation
or the ctre-gutted rt>malns
of what is now Mar iners
Mile Square, on that Satur-
c1ay morning or Jan.ll, l97j.
Faced with the sight,
smok.e 3.1111 smell of such
a disaster, the tlrst rear -
Uon of any good newspaper-
man Is "what a story!'· But
over 40 year s of intimate
association with ~Uing
over-rode all the year:. of
'·get the stor y ln, •· and I
stood on the bluff above,
heartsic k at the possible
loss or friends, Joss of tht>
long-establlshe<S associatioo
with tho~ who served us
well, and a feeling of anger
at the destruction of what,
to any saJl(lr, was once fun r -
tloaiJy beautifUl equipment
upon which one could rely
in hP.aV)' weather rar rrom
any port.
That one block, combined
with the complex of floe
marine se"tces and facllt.
Ues sur rounding it, had for
years been a trusted source
not onJy of products and
services, but also or sound,
practtcal help and ~dvlce
from personnel who lmt"*'
the sea and car~ about
those '4'ho faced Us constant-
ly chaneing moods and dan-
ger s.
:·:ow, ill the blazing vio-
lence of a fire out of control,
all this was lost. Gone were
th e familiar stores wherE'
you knev: exactly where to
sz:o to find the cleat, tum-
bucklE', sealing compound,
aod a host of other small
but critical parts and prod-
ucts known only to those
who sail.
Were you to turn a wo-
maa•s fa•or1te supermarket
-
"Well , they told m e not to leave .
without checking through Mariners
Mile Square!''
upside do'-11 and ask her to
nn her shoppi~ list, you'd
have a comparable sltudtion.
Dts~stt>r brtngs reat tioo,
on land or se2, an<\ we have
only admlrattoo for those
who f'J\Jickly Improvised to
restore services and sup-
plies as 5oon as possible
to the Harllor Area served
by Manners Mile.
~ow, 20 months later,
Marlners Mlle Square ls
back on the yachtin\l anrl
boatln(! S(·ene. Most of our
olt1 frlends are back or not
too far a"to·ay.
But -.·hat next" What CirP
dili in 3 rew short blazinl!
hours can all too soon bt>
repeatt>d by s low stranl'!t.-
Jatlon of the rna rine ser-
vtC'es of Ne'-"poM Bearh
through the vicious ,.ombin-
atlon of taxation and restri• -
the lpgislatioo, whl<"h art>
maklng It increaslndy diU!-
cult for most marine supph
and servi<'e orpniutions to
remain ln a Joea,tion t on-
ventt-nt to yaetnnttn whU t>
stlll remaining sohent.
ll Nev.-port Bdch wants
to retain Us lma~tt' and rep-
utaUon as a true )'3"htin~
<'t>flter, It will have to use
ever y means at Its command
to makt> lt financially and
physkall} possible for those
who serve the marine com -
munlty to remain in busi-
ness. Failure to provide rt'-
llef from the hurrlen of res-
trictions anrl taxation and
rerl tape v.·lll ultimately oe2-
ate the rislntz from the ash-
es of MarlnHs Mile Square,
ant1 graduall} force tooth~r
locations or out of business,
those v.·ater oriented fadll-
tles whkh have been for so
many years one of the hall-
marks or Nt>'-"porl Beach.
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LIFE IN U.S. STORY
IN READER 'S DIGEST
Rut h P. Sh3u>, 1731 Bon-
aire ~a), W~st t.:w~r £13',
1s thE> ret iplent t•f .1 ~zor
r ht>c k a rom the R~a 1er's D!-
.:Pst for JD an,. t1ott> sut -
mltted to tho> maeaztne·c:·l~.
panme111, · I lfe ln trl>"S,.
r· nil t'f! St .It P<;,.. TttP ont rl-
bution appt'd rs lfl n.f
September 1 c;su.-J '5 aollo·" s
Mo~ pPOplt-111 Soutt HI
C aJiforni:l .If"' fr'>n• so • -
v.·here elsP, so 11 .~.·~s nor
surpris1nc to tlf'J r a \'OiJn'
PXE"C'llth·P l ompl .. inin.!, It'
too piJstir ttert>. 1:.\"r}ttil: •
seems a rtiftr•tal. I llo'Jnt w
eo ba~'k I<' OJ\ hon•~>to ... ·t •• ·
Sympathlzme wtth Ins noc:-
talgia, I asked wh~>re ht>
was frnm. · Las \' •":.:Js, · 1,"'
repli~>•~.
O.C.C. WILL PRESENT
ORIGINAL MUSIC AL
Auditions for Orancf-
Coast Collt>ge's produ• t1ou
of the oril!ina I n U5H .• ll,
From hPre to 1\iMriQm
Come,'' v;Ut tJe ont1u lt-~
Sept. 20 an•t :n m th£' ()( -
drama laiJ theatre.
The muslr al s npt .~o ,h.
'-'ritten b}' former OCC stu-
de nt Jon M• Donald, no.o. :1
~nduate stu1ient in th~Jt~>t
.trts at L'.C. Irvine. Ht> will
dlrer t the pro1ucttou.
Auditions will be hel.llro.,.t
3 to 6 p.m. an<1 7 to l J
p.m. on Sept. 20 anr1 ~I.
Tbe show will run np, . 1 -~
and 8-ll.
The play is bast'<! on the
t?hildren•s crusades of 121:?.
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t£ED To KNOW
SQ\1ETHING ABOUT
'tttfl ~w
~NITY?
Call
l {fft~1ln~~ t~fOll:
Nw>ne Sc9-3l\5 ......
Our hostess wtU bring gaits and
greetrngs. along wath helptv4
communaty tntormatton.
.won ......
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ntU~Y. SEPT. t. 1911
CIMIJMDQ.IM,caL.
THIS AERIAL PHOTO taken in t he
early 1950's features the marine-
on ented development on the water-
front along Mariners Mile. The
schoo ner Goodwill is shown berthed
at the Cow1ty Dock in the Turning
Basin, now the site of a marina
and office building . The develop-
m ent t hat occupied the present
N.t.arme rs Mile Square can be seen
at the extreme right along Coast
Highway.
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lliURSDAY. SEI'T.I, I!IS
CDRDRA DEl liAR, CAL.
THE SKETCH at tbe rlgbt
...,_ tbe fir1lt story noor
plan• in Mariners Mile
llcpwre, fronting on Coast
Hlgbway. Tbe street at the
left Is Riverside Avenue,
and at the right is Tustin
Avenue. Tbe parldng area
Is at the rear of the
Square, adjacent to Avon
Street. A driveway nezt
to United California Bank
provides access to the
parking area from Coast
Highway.
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Widow arid daughter-in-law
open 'antiques of future store
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MARINERS MILE WATERFRONT ts the slte or marine
taeWU. S~Cb as tbO&e shown in the picture abo•e. A
martne ran•ay teadi.n«: to the Yllter permitted nauUng
or tbe Yessel shOwn in a. '·endle,•· wh.U e the cnne at
rtcbt is used for lifting small boats out of the water and
oo to land tor ca.re and repair. The cnne, railwa y and
cradle are behind Boatswain's l...ocker aod Boat SpecWists.
A mJ¥e-aged Yidow go-inC iDto btasiDess for ber-
self lor tbe first time might
be eq,ect.ed t-::t be pretty wor-
ried about makiag It a suc-
cess.
But, Beverly Dleb4 pro-
prif!Uir of Russell llDterl-
ors Ia the new M.artAers Mile
Square buli<Hog. mu!.1 be
pretty aptfml.stic. Wbeo sbfo
named her busiDess for her
late r.sband, Russell, she
attached the "I'' totbename
htoeause ··in he.r words '·if
I open i:nother shop, i can
name tt Russell 2 ror my son.•·
Mrs. Diehl, a Big Can)·on
resident. and her d:lug~er
tn.la•, Diane ··Dee'' Kyle
Diehl, have a stono Ml of
Lellatilul things. They sped-
allu · in campaign.style
farnl.shings, .. 11tch they call
'·the antiq ues of thefuture-~''
T~r shop i.s located on
the first fioor right in tbe
ml(ktle of the ne"" blllldlru!.
Besides the campaign
pieces , all madebrone man.
utacturer in EngJand, you
wlll find suctl treasures as
an old sh!p's binnade and
eagine telegn l)h, a statue of
a peg.Jegged sallor, and a
caoopled bn s s toed (··the
onl)' one in SouttM>nl Cali·
fotnfa;· according to Jle\"•
e rlyt
Mrs. Diehl got into the in-
terior him isbings business
BOAT SPECIALISTS, IMC.
COMP LETE )t.\RINE SERVICE
STERN DRlVE SPECIALISTS
2439 West Coast Hlghwa)'
~ewport Beach
PHO~E: 645-0901
THE HUFT NOODLE
IT ALIA~ CUISI~E
215 Rivers!~ Avenu e
Newpoi1 Beach
PHONE: !i43-H18
TANDY LEATHER CO .. PAHY
LEATHER and LEATHl:RCRAFT
SU PPLIES
2630 Avon St reet
Newpo rt Beach
PHONE: :i48-0:i7~
"IOtAEL'S
oi 14 EWPORT BEACH
FOR THE FlllEST rN KEN'S
AND WOMEN'S HAIR F ASffiON
149 Rinrs ide AYe., Stlite E
Newport Beach
PHONE: 548-0302 or 548-0903
IIIARIN!RS •OTTL! SHOP
LIQUOR l CONV&IQENCE STORE
l4tRI."t' .............
Ne•PNt 8ael\
PII>IIE: 541-HIZ '
,
w a roadabcat way, t.t beT
erplaaatl.oa makes It all
seem plautble.
•· For many years,. some
good rrtf!D'Is of minE' have
nm a Slql in Florida spe-
clallr.lng in this kiM or ftlr-
niblre. It was always es:e~
to me to seetbequallty band-
cr-...ned wor k l.n their store.
When . m}' t.Jsba.Dd passed
away z yo!ars ago, my nrst
thought was to go t.ek to
college, which I hadn't com-
pleted as a voungster, aM
I did start atteMlng ap1n..
but on a visit back to Flor-
Ida, 1 decided that It would
really bf' beautttul to work
In tht> kind or surroundings
that their store preseDted.
So, I be<'ame a college drop-
out for tM> secood timP.
'·I went to my daughter-
in-law, Dee, and we talked
Lt. She thOught it was a
~real Idea to go into busi-
ness for ou rselves. We de-
ctded In Mar<·h of this year.
I wouldn 't !lave r1one It ~~o·fth
out her help.'"
Mrs . Oiehl 'ssonlsabank-
er, and she got her tax ac -
countant to set up a book·
keeping system for tttebusi-
nesst Shoe also ~::tves Oi('l.
Yost, con!'it ruction marutter
at Mariners MUe, .t lot of
t r edil for helping gt>t tht>
store properly equipped,
'·it's so nl('e to havE' these
mea a.rtMlOd to be!Sl,'' sa}'s
Beverly. ·•I've always been
a Uberated woma.n, ;met I
woaldlll't tnde my womanl}"
superiority for mert' eqoaJ -
ity ... sbe laughs.
Her tnrsband was an ext'(-
utlve with Eastman-Kodak
Co •• and they OIO'fed 13 times
during their marriage.
··But, I will never leavp
Southern California, •· sne
vows. ··I love it bert', and
I love what I'm doing.''
Mrs. Diehl says restau-
rants wlll beam()ftJ!"bermost
frequeat cu stomers, anrl
Dee wlU be calling on loc:J I
eateries to show them till'
spec:lal ftlrnl.shlngs and ac.
cessories ava.Utbh• at Rus-
sell!. Fumish.ings for d•·ns,
libraries antl om cesarealso
much In evidence at her shop ..
'·We believe Old World
elega.n('e has a plaC'l' in tl•t>
homes and bUsinesses of
Ne'4--port; sums up Mrs.
Diehl.
"So that's the
Arc hes ove rpass !"
WELCOME
ABOABD '
A~~ r to all of our
Old Friends
and
New Neighbors
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BALBOA MARINE HARDWARE, the o lde st tenant in
Mariners Mile Square , has been at t he same stand
longer than any other business ther e . Her e is a s cene
at the (ronl cow1ter in the new building . (Ensign phot o .)
NIKKI'S FLAG SHOP
CUSTOM MA DE YACHTING FLAGS
l
2701 \\'psi Coast Hi ghway
Ne\V"pOrt Beadl
PIK:INE: G4&-Sl66
"ARIHERS COFFEE SHOP
WHERE SAILOilS GATIIER
2606 Avon Sl reel
Nev.-port HP:tr·h
PHO~E: 5-18 -32 4!1
THE QUAR TER DECK
~EWPORT'S ORIG l~AL
··PA Y -BY-Til E-OUNCE "
STEAK HOUSE
2530 West Coast H1ghwa }"
Newpo rt Bt>ach
PIIONE: S48·lli7
SHELL SERVICE STATIOM
'·SHELL PRODU€TS PERFOR.M'·
,. PHONE: 5 ... 8-3252
2800 W. ~oast llwy. a1 Rlversld• I
TECHNAUTICS, INC.
MARINE REFRIGERATIOII,
INSTALLATIOft, REPAIR,
SALES l SERVICE
leO.A Ta.U. A-
Nnport 8-b PIIOI't: ,__.,
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l:lte W111 We Were - - -
THE 0
TinS WAS THE SCENE of devastation after the early
morning fire that destroyed almost all of the Mariners
Mile block from Tustin Avenue to Riverside Avenue
January 11, 1975. This is a view from the bluff in
Newport Heights, as depicted in a telephoto panorama
by Ensign staff member Bob Monrad.
A MARINER'S VIEW
OF MARINERS MILE .
ly 10 I MOM RAD
The word · lost" Is an
inadequate ext,ression or the
stunned disheller with which
I and many other sailors
In the Newport Harbor Area
Ylewed the utter devastattoo
or the nre-cutt~ remains
or what Is now Mariners
Mlle Square, on that Satur-
<1ay morning orJan.ll, 1975.
Faced with the sight,
s mok.e ant1 smell or such
a cUsaster, the first reac-
tion of any good newspaper-
man Is ··what a story!'' But
over 40 years or Intimate
association with SMiling
over -rode all the yean. of
'·get the story In, • · and 1
stood on the bluff above,
heartsick at the possible
loss of friends, loss of the
long-established assoclattoo
with those who served us
well, and a feeling of anger
at the destructloo of what,
to any sailC\r, was once tunc -
UoatJy baaatiful eqaq,ment
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upon which one could rely
in heavy weatber far from
any port.
That one block. combined
with the complex of fine
marine sem ces and facUl-
ties surrouodiDg It, had for
years beeo a trusted source
not onlr of products and
services, but also of sound,
practical belp and advice
from personnel who knew
the sea and car~ about
those who faced Us ronstant-
1)' chan~ng moods and <b.n-
ger s .
:\ow, ln the blazing vio-
lence of a fire out or control,
all this was lost. Gone were
the fa miliar stores where
you knew exactly where to
~~;o to rtnd the cleat, turn-
buckle, seallDg coiJlpound,
and a host of other small
but critical parts and prod-
ucts known only to those
who sail.
Wf>re you to turn a vto-
maa•s fa¥orUe supermarket
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opslde 00"'11 and ask her to
rm her shoppl"' list, you'd
have a comp1rablesltuatlon.
Disaster brings rea<'tiOO,
on 1ud or sea, and we have
only admtratloo for those
who quickly lmprov1se<1 to
restore services and SllP-
pU es as 5oon as poss ible
to the Hai'Uor Area served
by Mariners Mlle.
~ow, 20 mooths later,
Marlners Mlle Squa re is
back on the yachtln~t an<1
boating scE-ne. Most of our
old friends are back or not
too far away.
But v.·hat nelt':' What rirP
did ln a fev.· short blazin~
hours can all too soon bE'
repeated by stow strangt.-
latlon of the marine ser-
vices ot Ne.,..rpon Bearh
through the vicious ~'ombin
atton of taxation and restrl1 -
Uve legislatloo, which arf>
making It lncreasin~tlY dlffi-
cult for most marine suppl'
and serv1<'e OfianlUtlons to
remain ln a loelfton con-
Yellieat to ywtiiiiiiMJI WhllP
stlll remalnfng sol•ent.
--
U Nev.-port B .. ch •'ants
to retain Its lmatze and rep-
utation as 3 troe )'11~'htlnlt
<'enter, 1t wtll have to use
every means at Its <'ommand
to make It rLnanctally lnd
physkally possible for those
who serve the ma rlnt> <'om -
munlty to remain In busi-
ness. Failure to provide re-
lief from the llurt1en of res-
trictions an<1 taxation and
rerl tape will ultimately nejZ-
ate the risln~Z from the ash-
es of Mariners Mlle Square,
and graduall} force to oth_,r
locations or out or buslne~s,
those "'rater oriented facUl-
ties which have been for so
many years one of the hall-
ma rks of Nev.-port Beach.
"Well , they told me not to l e ave .
without checking through Mariners
Mile Square!"
14 days Air/Sea Cruise aboard the m.s. Golden Odyssey
featuring air transportation by --PAN AM.
Wander the Seas of Ulysses on a stunning Mediterranean holiday. Travel
aboard a floating luxurv hotel to Renaissance Venice. intriguing North Africa. the
jet·set hideaway of Mykonos. Athens. cradle of democracy. and much more
Your tour includes round trip Jet transportation via PAN AM directly to
the Greek-registered Golden Odyssey: spacious stateroom. all meals. and live
entertainment -day and night. Nex1 spring and summer. 105€ yourself where
Ulysses did. A nd find
yourself in the bargam
831-1WJI
Price is per person.
double occupancy
from Los A ngeles.
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1.1FE IN U.S. STORY
IN READER'S DIGEST
Ruth P. Shaw, 1731 Bon -
aire Wa}, \\est t:pper BaL
ts thE' re('ipient of a ~201'
r heock trom the Rea ler·s Di-
I!Pst for ln an~·dotf> sut •
mltted to th(' ma~ztne' s tit--
partment , · I ife ln theseo
L'n1tef1 StatP-. ... Tht> ontrl-
butlon app('ars In th(
Septeml•er lssuP JS toiJo;.~.·s.
Most pPOplf' tn Sout llt>n
C allfomi:' H E' fr'lm SO''-•'·
~~o·here elsP, so tl v.·:~s nor
surpristn~ to h£>a r a \'OUD!!
ex~uttve tompiJinin~. It·,
too pl.ast{r here. E\ Pr} thtn·'
seems a rtiricial. I v.·ant to
go lJar k ICl nl\ homPIOWil."
Sympathlztng with hts no<>-
talgia, I askt>d where lie
was fmrn. ··Las V~as,· he
replie•1.
O.C.C. WILL PRESENT
ORIGINAL MUSICAL
Auditions for Oranl'e
Coast College's production
of the original mustcal,
f'rom here to I\Ulgt1om
Come, •· wUI be rondu• t~t1
Sept. 20 anrt 21 10 thf orr
drama la b theatre.
The musical s• npt .,.. .H.
written by former OCC stu-
dent Jon Mr Donalct, nolo\' a
graduate stut1ent in theatet
arts at L'.C. Irvine. Ht> '-''lll
direct the pror1uction.
Auditions will be held from
3 to 6 p.m. aoo ';' to 10
p.m. on Sept. 20 and :?1.
The show will run De•·. 1-4
and 8-11.
The play is bast><! on th('
r hildren's crusades of 1212.
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tlEDlOK~
SCMT~W ABOUT
~tfW
£n/MJNI1Y?
Call
'1{flivmn~ ~(Oll·
fltw)ne 5~9-32 lS ""
Our hostess v-tU bnn& &•Its and
&rtetlngs, alon& wtth helphl
community inrormatton.
T HIS AERIAL PHOTO taken in the
early 1950's features the marine-
oriented development on the water-
front along Mariners Mile. The
schooner Goodwill is shown berthed
at the County Dock in the Turning
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Basin, now the site of a marina
and office building. The develop-
ment that occupied the present
N'Lanners Mile Square can he seen
at the extreme right along Coast
Highway .
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In""' --..y Nmy .
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IMfflf-. obi.u..d •,..,.. aco~~m~--tltq (Hob. 1 :4~
.,. ... by In two «!nturies ciNnorican hi~ lew
...,.. '-10 lnoplted !he citizens a/
the republic: as hoo the eucutlon a/
Nlllhan twe. This yoong captain In !he
Continentallvmy. 21 )'ears okt, was
ha~ as a spy by the B-h military
command in New von.: 200 )'ear'S ago
this month, on• Sunday, September
'
TTENTION will now bo
given to a few ~
based on sdec:tJed pa-ces
!rom lllo Epistle to tho J Hellftws. ~ an iaaoclac-
..-tion. to this wonderful
hook, which -wu writtea duriDc tbe
:ieventh decade of the fint oeatary of
the Otristian era.. it ia ~ to
Q\IOte the re:aarb of a ~ lddar
in the O.urdt of Sc#Jand: "Tbe Epis-
tle: to the Hebrews oc:cupia in many
rnpeas a uniq\aE pWioa aiDOQPt
the epiadea of the New T'*arnent.
T'h~ it is an anoDymotLI 'otr'itiar. AJ.
ona:, and in a tnaiiDet to wtbch tbe
Hrst Epistle ol St. JobO oloao oilers
any resemblance, tbe writer eaten
uppn his theme; &nd not until his tul;
has been almost concluded doa be in-
dulge in any of thoee pa-.1 allu-
sions to himself or his surrouodiogs
to which we are so aoc:ultOmed in the
epistles ol St. Paul. Tho tboucbt of
the particular relatimuhip in which be
stands to his rudets is almost com-
pletely Aost sight of in view of the en~
grossing. nature of his theme. 'IM.t
theme, too, is in itself Ullique. As we
shall see later, it may be stammed up in
I he great truth of the Higb-Pritlthood
n( Christ. And though there are un·
doubted.ly hints of this doctrine in
other parts of cbe New Testament.
only here is it fully stated and devel-
oped. And the reason for this again
lies in a new and special let of cir·
aunstances that had aritm in the!
Olurch. Without atftiupWtg in tbe
meantime to determine more particu-
larly whq were the radtn for whom
the Epistle was in the fint ins&aDoe
intended, it is clear that ~ were ex-
posed at the time to very serious dan-
gOT. They had not yet grupod aright
the relation in which the new faith
stood· to the old, and in ODrlleqamtt
were only imperfectly alive. to tbe fuU
privi~ and responsibilities of their
Gristian calling. What more Jaturat,
thm, than that they should not ooly
not be pn~ fo,rward to that per-
iection which 'might now be reuon·
0111y e!tpottea· M a..m. but that ;;, •
time of peroocutioo and anxiety they
should be showine Ji&ns of wavering ~ even of falllnc' away from th~
fiUth ! Only by •otti.oc lorth the ttuo
nature. an_d glory of Ch~ity does
•he wntOT fed !bat this daDcu can be
a verted, and COillequeotly he strikes
the key.note of aU that it to folkm
when, in his opc:oiDg words, M c:on-
tra.sts the many parts and tbe m.any
manner~ in which God. apak.e to the
fathers m the propbets, with the one,
complete, and final revelation which
He has now given to us in a Son.
Looked at therefore in its most gem-
era! aspect, the Epistle contains the
most impressive testimony that the
N ew Testament affords to the under-
lyi ng unity oi God's sua:essive reve-
lations, and a t the same time to the
gradual passing of them from lower to
hightt forms" ( cf. George Mi.llipn,
The T Mology of th e E,ww to tile
Hebretc~s, 1899, pp. 3, 4 ).
Moreover, it is itUtructive to oOtt
the object and contenu of the Episde
to the Hebft.w-s accordinc to a faith-
ful Wesleyan scholar of the last cen-
tury: "Tbe design or the writer' i.s to
&bow the superiority of Christianity
to Judaism. He in whom God has
in these Wt days revuled Himself to
man is His Son, to whom the Scrip..
tu~s themselves bear witness as ex-
aJted above the highest of crelited
beings, the angels. who are but minit-
ters ol God (chap. I ) . Tho law wos
given through angels : sal~ ha~
now como through the Son, who,
though Lord of the wor1d to come,
the Heir and Fulfiller of God's hicb·
est promi.es to man. submitted to ad-
loring and ~ ol .-y,
but that He migbt by Hio -
deliver m1111 from sin aod dcMb, ..S
nDcht booomo a tnoe High Prieot lor
,_ (chop. Z). Aa tho loidofal Apoo-
tlo and 1¥ Prieot He io _ .....
abol'e God'• most '•vored .. fa&ibi
upon earth, ..... ,..,... -( cbop. 3 : 1~). Thio is lhe lint dmoioa ol
tho uwument, "ooipocl 10 --the JUp~enacy of the 1eu IUD• ,m...
throop the s... cl God. and to ....... 'tho off....,. of the ..__.
"'Next foDows a powea fal -=tioa
of uhortillioo Mel wamia(. Do aot
hnit..,. die uafailllf.-tbnlaP
whicb brad lollod "' -..... the
..... -a/ God (c:llojlo. 3:1-4:16).
Tho • -"' ,padioD of 1t. ifliode
(cot ,.;,, "' cbop. 10: II) It -.... will> tbe P'IMihood of Oriot.
0.. ..., ia tbe -·-ol tbe ""~!"" -'z IQIII Aftlr .. S.. •
b ' .. ._of a fi"l'pCJ wWdl wil
-.. .-ol-I Ill .. tbe
....... -....... -..., tbe =' eni*llilla'allne ................. -...
-;tbe .... lotop.--,
22. 1n6.
Before the cart was drawn from under
him and the I'IOOSe tightened around
his neck, Hale spoke words that have
been taught to American school dlitdren
ever since: ''I only regret that I have but
one·lrfe to k>se for my country."
What manner ol man was Nathan
Ha~? He was born into a Christian
home. the fifth son and sbcth child of
Richard and El-Strong Hale. The
date: was June 6, 1755. Richard Hate was
a God-fearing farmer. a deacon in the
First Church of Christ (Congregational)
of Coventry, Connectk:ut It was said
that "never a man worked so hard for
both wortds as Deacon Hate." In addition
to his duties at the meetinghouse, he
Theoe being no p--.yKhoolln eo-..y, N«hon ond '*elder bo-Enodl,-.. primed ,.,.. colege by""' -"*I t 0 the Jmerenc:fDr . .Joeeph Huntir.,.... Mony ---(In 18361
•• rneetio'llln the eo-..y-cl
the tWe Monument Auodelklon. NwJtew
T. Judson sold. 'ltele. upon this ""'Y
spot. ond In this ""'Y c:hurdl, ~
Hale] paid his------he fint bent his knee In
rewrence to the God ol his fathers ... ,
IV. the age a/ 14 N-.,..,..:~ Vole
College. moki(lg the two-<1oy trip from
Cooomy on honebad< wtlh No bo-
Enoch. l was September. 1769. and
Nathan had just seftn years to liw:. Four
of them he spent at Yale, where M was
elected to the Unonla Society, a
fratrmity devoted to ''indlement-to
literary exertion." He was ~ actiW' in
lllhlotics. Among the subjeds he studied
_,.Greek, Lolin. -.logk. rhetoric,
geometry. natural philosophy.
astronomy, mothemalk:s. metaphysics
and e<hics. Soturdoy mornings _..
orful effect ta 1M....,._ foe-
he ia poqoori<oc-(~ 5:11-
6: 40). J--porfeo:t ......, ourr.ruo.r (chop. 5: !-10) lou -
dodared !,. God Hlch Prieot abet' tho
onlor ol iJddo;...wr; by this dodar-
atioD the Aaronic: PI Ddtood ia ~
isbod, ri""c ~ to • prieotloood
whidl. -ooa<illuolly, thJouch which an that tho r......,. prieothood
SIOQCbt iD niB to attliD g a..x sure
10 -lor t:Y<r (cbop. 7). This Hlch
Prieot, -..! ot God's riFt hand, il;
MW.. in tho hoa.....Jy IOJJ<tUO<y,
Mediator ol the N.., eo....nt ( d1ap.
8) ; and in Him aD the types ol tho
first covenant a..e ful6Drd, for by
His -ollerinc of Hi~l He has
put away lin, aDd fll:Stablilhrd the new
cQ\'eiWJt in which sin is pardooed
... ld man sanctitied ( daape. 9: 1-
10; 18). The remainder of the Epis-
~~~ is in the main directly hortatory.
t hese beiug our privi&qes, let us not
hy unfaithtulnesa fall short of them,
tor terrible is the doom of the unf~
iul, aud glorious the reward of Faith
(chap. 10: 19-39), which froon tho ·
IJeginning hu led God's aervanu on
lu victory, and of which Jesus is the
Author and the Perfecter (chaps. 11 :
NATHAN HALE wu bom deYot_ed to the subject of dMnity.
ln Coveatry, amoar the One of Nathan Hale's speeches has
hills of TollaDd eo.tJ in ~n preserved at is a valedictoty
Cormecticvt, ca JUDe 6, ..... address to the Unonia Society, delivered
1755. Frt-described when he was 16 Y""" a/ age. Though
blm as almost 6 feet ln couched in the popular rMtoric of the
beigbt, perfeetlJ propor-day. it has a memorable conclusion:
tioaed., wttb ftrm muscles, "Be assured, gentlemen, that your
J-12: 4). llgbt blue eyes bel.ml.De memory will atways be very deer to us:
wttb 1DteWceoee, and a that although hundreds of miles shou&d
"Cha~s 12 anct 13 cootinue the
C..'d lOitabons oi the c:a.rlier chapters,
l1ut in a· higher strain. We cannot con-
ceive o f any argument by which the
l!ud contemplated could be more c:f-
iectually accomplished, and men more
powerfully turned from 'the offence
u i the cross' to glorying in Onist
Jesus. The value which the Epistle
l·to the Hebrews) has for us and the
extent of its influence oo our theology
it would be hard to over-estimate. Its
peculiar importance lies in th~ expo-
sition which it gives of the earher r ev-
elation, showing the meaning of the
types and arrangc::ments of the fonner
dispmsation, and their perfect fulfil-
ment in our Lord, and in iu witness
to the power and abiding significance
ni the divine word" (d . W . F.
M0t11ton, "The Epistle to the He-
hrrws" in A Bible C OJfUt~n~tory fu··
s;bk S ,_s, n.d., Vol. VIII. p.
low, sweet, musical .otce. interfere. you will iWways be atte~
He bad mtrrtal powers with our best wishes. May Providence
abcwe the commoa mrt, protrct you in all your ways, and may
aDd a sedate ud 90ber you have prosperity in all your under-
mind. A fellow officer said taki M-· I" long nd ha that wbemsoldlerslDRale's ngs. ··-y you lYe a ppy,
compaoy were stet. be Yls· and ~ iast die satisfied with the f>'easu~s
lted tbem ud prayed for of thts worid.. and go hence to that
them I.D their stelmess. At world where joy shall never cease and
the age of 21 be was pleasures never end.'"2
huged tor sp,inc I.D the Two of NBlhan's brothers prepared
Br:lttsh encampment oo f~ the Christian ministry, but Nathan
Long Island durtag the Re-h1mself chose the profession of schOO-
voluttonary wu. teacher. For two ~ars he taught In
East Haddam and New London,
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wmt 1IIE a1at£
n' CO.NIUVS •. 1!ftUI1""-'N .. ... .,. ...... aocwn
CMI(:A.O. IUMifOfl toCHooU
282). (COMTIMU5D MUT WEUI
His Name • 18 "Wonderful"
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BJ St•wart Lavery, Belfast,_ Ireland
FRO.td '•THE EVANGEL," LARGO, FLA.
Person. "He is altofEether LOVELY." Song of Sol. 5:16.
Pre-existence. "He tS before all th ings." Col. 1:1 7.
Provider. "By Him all thi n~ created." Col . 1:16.
Preserver. '"By Him all thmgs consist." (i.e. hold together) Col. 1:1 7.
Preacher. "To Preach the acceftable year of the Lord." Luke 4:19. Proclamat ion. "Come unto Me. Matt. 11:28.
Poverty. "The Son of Man hat h not where to lay H1s head." Luke 9:58.
Prayer. "I pray for them." John 17:9.
Parables. "He spake many thinas unto them in pa rables." Matt. 13:3.
Perfo/fTII:nce. "'We never saw 1t on this fashion." Mark. 2:12.
Phys1cian. "He healed all manner of sickness, and all ma nner of disease amon8 the people." Matt. 4:23. Protection. "H1m that cometh to Me, I wil t in no wise cast out." John 6:37.
Prophet. "Jesus of Nazareth, a .P':ophet miahty in deet!l and word before God, and all the people. Luke 24:1!1.
Perfection. "I n Him is no sin." I Joh n 3:.5.
Propitation. "He is the propit iation for our sins and not lor ours
only, but also for the sms of the whole world." 1 John 2:2.
Prince. "Him hath God exalted w;th his right hand to be e Prlnce
and . a ~viour, for to Rive repentance to Israel, and forg iveness of sms. Acts. 5:31.
Purchaser. ''The Ch urch of God, which He (Chr istl hath purchased
with His own Blood." Acts. 20:28.
Peace. ''He is ayr Peaee." Eph. 2:14. Plbvision. "The Gospel of Christ." Rom. 1:16.
Preciousness. "He is precious." I Pet. 2J. Priest. ''We have a Great High Priest." Heb. 4:14.
Power. "Al l power is Riven untno Me in Heaven and in earth."
Matt. 28:20.
Potentate. "Ou r lord Jesus Chr ist: who is the Blessed and only
Potentate, The KinR of kings, and Lord of l ords ... I Tim. 6:14, 15,
Permanencr,. "My words shall not pass away." Luke 21:33.
Presence. ' I am with you always, even unto the end of the a11e." Matt. 28:20.
Promise. "I wilt come a11ain, and receive you unto myself; ttwt
where t am, there ye may be also." John 14:1 Pre-eminence. "Chr ist is all and in all." Col. HI.
CLINQ TO THE ROCK
. T~ ehlldren were playina: in a r~~ilway cuttlrc, and an approechi tr.in
wtustllf"IC to ...,., them out of the nyo, the fittle sister had the presence~ mind
to cateh up her: little ~ ot three .Y'MF'I old. plac:.:t him In • cleft or the l'l?dCo and ~d h1m to ehnc: to the rock. She at the s.ne time ,.n to the~
Side ~ dtd the ~ C1Yt,. out Ill the time. "'Ciif'C close to the rock, JCJhM..r" He d1d, and .,_ did. ltnd they ..,. -.,
"Rock of A8ta. eleft for me, LM: me hide mr-tr in,_ ..
The Bible Answers
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G OD--A JUST JUDGE
How just are the judgments of
God! In Roman~ 2 :16 St. Paul
says: "God shall judge the se·
crets of men by Jesus Christ ac-
cording to my gospel." Notice
carefully what this means :
1. He will judge "the sBCrets
of ~n. ·· In human courts there
is often a miscarriage of justice
because all the facu are not
brought to light. But at the
"Great White Throne" there will
be a Judge w1th ··eves like a fl ame
of fire" (Rev. 19 :12). before
whom no secret will remain hid·
den . (See also HebreW~ 4 : 13).
2. He will judge the secrets of
men "by .Jtaus Christ." Not the
Father but the Son will preside
at the judgment to eome. John
5:22 declares that ''the Father
judge th no man , but hath com-
mitted aU judgrT"~ent un to the
Son'' and verse 27 adds that the
Father has give n the Soo this
authOt"itv "becaUH HtJ is the Son
of nllln." This insures just judg·
ment, for men wi ll be judged in
that day by the One who loved
the m enough to become a man
that He might understand and
help them, and even die for their
sins.
3. He wil l judge the secrets of
men by Jesus Christ "«eording
to my gos~. ·• says Paul. How
eminently fair and just this is. If
He judged me n according to the
law of Moses no o~ tJIIflr would
be sa~. for all of us have broken
the law. Moreover the children of
fal len Adam cannor consistentl y
keep the law. How then would it
be just to hold them accountable
for that which they were unable
tq live up to? Thi' is why He wm
judge men according to the good
neW5 prodaimed bV Paul , whieh
is the great truth that sahfation is
denied to no one 111/ho takes God
at His Word and approache' Him
in Hi1 way. His way fOf today?
"Believe on the l ord Jesus Christ
and thou shalt be saved."
a LOOB aT
Tl\e :SOO:B
IY DR. 101 .lONES 1
IIIII oiOIOI .. frenltf o,.,,., .. ,.._u . tou '" ~•,.o~••• -·~
~.,.-==-~,:"'
1weo1 """' IW<Ii: 1n•. "'~. 1775. heWM~--.Irm
...._,._, boll ~ In '* mode a/
-. ond tolghly byNs .., thenews~bolllecl
Leodl'(llon reodlecll'lew London In April,
1775, a town meetil~~g ..,. c*d at
-·· T!Mm. N. lhot ,.-.g N'"'-> H.o1e ,_. opeech. only. lew-
clwloldi ... -"Let .. moteh
immedjg t,, .. he IIOid the Qllhering,
·•.wt new.-'-J down our .m. untlt we
obtain our~""~
Jullt two months .... Nathan Hale
toa!hed. -··commission from the Genenol-.nt>ly cl ~ ...
ond resigned'*_,_,.,.. 10
e-the c ........... Nmy. Before he
left. k is said. he -his pupils
"in a style a1...-~ QOY< them
...-c:ounsel.IQY"d wiOh them, and
shalcing each by the'hond, bade them
indMcluolyf-·"' .
Hale -ordered to Cambridge ~
he took part in the 5iege of &.ton. In his army diary lor lhoti.U one curious
item stands out: "Evening prayers
omitted lor wrestting. ..
On January I, 1776. he was promoted
to captain, and within a few months
he was chosen one of four captains to
form a new command known as
"Knowtton's Rangers."' Botton had been
evacuated and New Yon.: was about to
fall, and General Washington_expressed
• despe-need to know the -ngth
and designs of the enemy. He appealed
to Knowtton. who called upon his
captains for volunteers. No one
responded. Upon a second call Hale
atone votunteered.
Wearing a Dutch schoolmaster"s
disguise, Hale cros9ed from NOJWalk,
Connecticut, to Long Island. when! he
accomplished his spy mission behind
the British lines. He was about to leave
Long Island for New Yorit: when he was
re<:ognized. apprehended, and taken
before General William Howe at his
headquarters. Vlftualty all that is known
of HMC!'s last hours is what was ~ported
by his Yale classmate and fellow offtcer.
Captain (later General) William Hull.
He had learned the particulars from a
British engineer officer. Captain John
Montresor, an akte:-de·camp to Gene'ral
Howe.
In Hull's memoirs (published in 1848
by his grandson). ~ ~vealed thM
Nathan had earlier told him of his
proposed spying assignment and that
he (Hull) had tried to talk him out of it.
Hale's ~ply was, "I am fully sensibfe of
the consequences of discovery and
capt~ in such a situation, but ... if the
exigencies ol my country demand a
pe<'ulia:r seMce, its claims ... ~
imperious."2 (~errierilbet-that' the
"country" was only two months old!)
Hull tells the rest of the story: "Sir
William How!:, without the form of a
trial, gave orders ·ror his execution the
foHowing morning. Captain Hale, atone.
without sympathy or support. save: that
from above, on the near approach of
death asked for a dergyman to attend
him. He was refused. [Hale's sergeant.
Stephen Hempstead. wrote in 1827
that Hale was not permitted "to receive
the last consolations of his ~ligion."'
the British "refusklg to let the chaplain
pray with him. as was his request. "I
"'He then ~quested a Bible: that too
was refused by his inhuman jailer.
··'On the morning of his execution,'.
continued the offiCer (Montresor). "my
station was near the fatal spot:. and 1
requested the Provost Marshal to permit
the prisoner to sit in my marquee 1 fteld
tent), while he was making the .
necessary preparations. Captain Hale
entered; he was calm, and bore himself
with gentle dtgnity, in the consciousness
of rectitude and high intentions. He
aked for "Miting materials, whk:h I
lumdhed him: he wrote two iette,.
. [one to his brother Enoch. another to
his commanding ~r. Cok>nel
Thomas Knowlton. Nathan was unewa~
that Knowlton had died In battle on
Harlem heights six days ear1ier.)
" 'He was shortly aftei summoned to
the gallows. But a lew persons _,.
around him, yet his characteristic dying
words were ~membered. He satd, "I
only regret that. I haYe but one life to
k:tse for my country. •· ' ";t
Tradition is strong that the famous .....,ment by Nathan Hale was only !he
dosing sentence of a t'senslbfe and
spitiOed opeech" whlch he maclo In !he
ftnest ..-, a/ the Unonla SOCiety as
he ..,.. 8bcM to die. 1bat tradition ...
COOioioooOioed by the clety cl o British
alllc:er, ~Fredorick Macke-. --~inl930. -. ..... eruy lo< S.,,.,mber22.
ln6,reodll:
"A penon nomed Nolhoniel Hales. 1 -In the Rebel Nmy. ond a ,_ a/C""'"'Ktiast.-~
•• ..,. loot night upon Long illand;
-l...tng this doy ,_ ol'islond free wkulan .•. he wa hMatd a 11
o'dodlln -cl lhe P.t. a/ Artllely.
... Ho~a>m-.
ond -he lhought • tho ...., cl OWlY good .. ~wry
-gtoon .Nm by'* ~-in
Ooilf; ,.nd-""' _...... .. be ... -l'"l*ed .. ,_-In -----.,..,._ ...
Such .. f. p •••lno of lht men ot
whomllosold-"he--
-.-~a/ polllcoaom ond-... ""' •• <:::><
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JeAM&ITATIIIDT ,.......,.._,..._an
...... __ ftt .....
...-.o ct~~~er, v• Bola
An.. .... ., CitY-.: -* L lfJctiDia. .... ....._ oee PL., ..... ., CaL
~ ........ I •• W .. .............. ·=w-. caa.-. '*' & Ia c fut-_._a~JI* Ur.
..... l.&.lftc&J!I
,... 1 2 rcrP'-...
.... ...., ..... Qr.
-,: c.lllr -to. ..... , .......... .. a. .1,' liN, 11 tal LsJiiiiiLrl .... itt' , ....
PIChi-a• •
•ABtrAr.-1
,.. ......... l&aN
.. hOlD ........
....... -·-&l8l1la • ..._ tse,aa, C...-;
11r. a 11n. • e 1.
...... t10W ... K...a .... •••••. CAlif.-. ......
.................... 410
~~~~~ lltiiWia Aft., 'mt r'-.
Calif. ... ; llr. 6 lin.
CttsiMie' 8.Nia,410Wellt
KIIIOa ..... • .. ,d ••
Calif. -; llr. 6 Mn.
C'bp+t I~ Y ....... 410
W..t KIMIIa Aye., A= .... m,
C&Uf. .... nu-.. r •••ts~ed
by • lbalaed partan ....
~~pat Ra•mollaa s. .....
'l1dr IDteiDellt wu flied
W1tll tile oo.ly deft of Or-uce eo.y .,. u. 1f76.
AlbUsb: Aec. 19, Z&,Sep. z, 9, 1976, Ia tbe Nftport
H&J1)or Easip. F .-n7
PUBLIC NOTICE
8~1999 ncnnoos BUSINESS
NAME ST AT£JIENT
Tbe toUowtac ~ are dolac .., ..... as: Gold Tree
st.ble, 14 £1 Dorado LIM,
Newport B•cts. Ca.Ufonaia
92e6S: Da1e1 IAbey, 4550
Cap.rt Wa.J, S.cnmeato,
CalUol'Dia 95118; Jolla A.
Pa .. rdllc:d, 501 Pvctlcci
Road, utiab. Ca.Ufond.l
95482; Georp £. Pardlccl,
650 Vichy Hllls Drtfe, Utlab,
Calllomia 9548Z; Josepb l.
Porra.ao, 1!16% Beafait,
Northridge, Ca.Wonlla
9132-t; GeoTCe W. Beyer,
6Z01 FI'ODdosa Dri•e, MaU-
bQ, Calllol'llla 90265; Lflls
M•nr.100, %0522 Roea Cblea
DrtYe, Yallba, Caillonlla
90!65; Cbules H.. C11.rrter,
406 Carlotta, Newport
Bead1, Calllonlla 92660; To-
pac Corpontloo_ By l H.
PlcDe, President, 8040 West
Urc:t. 1102, Playa del Rey,
Cautol'Dia 90201; steYeo R.
Blllbldce, 12105 Rat. AYe-
nae, Gruada Hllls, Call-
fom1a, 91344; Geo"'e W.
Maener, 30735 MIM4DO
DrtYe, Malibu. California
90265; Mack M. TatJeta.l185
Sunset Drln, Arroyo
GI'IDCSe, Callfonda 93420;
Robert W. Flbpetrtck, 14
£1 Dorado LUle, Newport
Beach, CaWornla 92660.
This buslDeu Ia CODdlteted
b)' a ceoenl ~r-. ·
Slped: Robert W. Fitz-
patrick, GtDeral PartDer.
Tbls ltatema wu ftled
wltb the COGDtJ clerk of Or-uce CoaotJ Aug. 4. 1976.
Pablilb: Auc. 19, !6, Sept.
2, 9, 1!116, Ill tbe Newport
Hartlor £Uip. F -59637
PUBLIC NOTICE
PLIII--··~~~ .-...trA'IIWiit
,. he .. --.. ---0 •1'4
-0 s ......... ,.:,
CIL taM: Gtli'J ._
..... 111'7. ,~ C..'-'CaL..t" 'I'Nikd .. [ 0
.. ., .......... 1' -.....:GuJ ..... . ,... "2 ., .. ... ..... ....,~.,Or
.... C..,. Aile. 11. IJ'N. .Milt*--..... ~. t, 11. II'N, II llle •~tat
....._EsKgs, F_..,
PlJBLtC NOTICE
C P-1151
fTTilW)UI BIIMMfM
JfAIIE IT A1'EIIEJn' n.e illlowllr ........ clobc bllOr• as: Alllllr-plata(~ T~ua
Nnpolt Blfd.. CCMIIa ....
Orup eo.ty tza'l: Fraa
llorlllltce. 522 p!! ....... Pl..
A•"'etm, Clllf. taO&.
TIU b11+1ntac t eted
by-~ Slcaed: Fna ~tort c-.
Tbls ....................
with the ec.lllty cleft ot Or-uce c.-, Aile. 19, 11"11.
~~ EltCJ'OW' Ser-rtees, 1tzt llortb ,......
-AYe., Sub Aaa_ Ca. 9!701,
Eterow 176-1Z44-IIF.
Pld»lflb: Aac. !6, Stpt. z.
9, 16, 1 !116, ID tbe llelpu:rt
Ba..rtlor Euip. F -tOMS
PUBLIC N O T ICE
FJC'ITnOOS BUSI:NESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followiJic per-t.
doiQc baslDess u: 1. V •
Nays Realty; !. Sbermu
Oats Realty; 3. WooMud
Rdy, Z081 ReefUUI Ce-
ter DrlYe, SaUe 200, lnlae, c.w.:Jola weraa~e~ap
meat Corpona., Call-
torula eo~ 37%9
Blue Key DrtYe. CorcM del
Mar, Callt. SZU5.
This bit.._ Is cootllcted
by a corporatiaa.
CoiiJC)ratloD ame: Jobll
WertlD DeY. Cotp., Jolll £.
Wertla, Pres.
Tb1s atatemeat was ftled
wttb tbe cc.ty clerk ot Los
ADgeles Coaaty Aac. Sl,
1!116.
PubUsb: Sept. 2, 9, 16,
23, 1!116, ID tbe Newport
Hatbor £ostp,. F -61M1
P UBLIC N O TICE
NOTICE OF I;aSOLU'I'lOff
OF P A.RTJJEBiii:IIP •
PubUc DOtlce ta benb)'
gin tbat Jolla Mk:Mel
Clark aDd Jot. A. C.OC.U.
beretofore dotDc betiMSs uar the ftcWJaa firm
oa.me IDd style ~ Rep Cal
at 1801 Port Carlow Pl.,
C tty of Newport Beadl, Co,
UDty ol OraQie, SOate ofCal-
P U BLIC N OTICE Uo-•• dld Oil tbe nit clay
P U BLIC NOTICE
PEdi.,.MN*F• lUIS .,..,.-r ....................
doe~~ ' 1 F -1J111M Sea""""' -•• JUt c.-ter ~ ........ _
pod Beeea, c • •
9!110: Anrld c. ........
SISIII&dpld Ctrcte. Cella
Meta, c .........
LUTJ W. Qlr. _, E"-
ao.d. 'ftct ... OlD, Call.-
... ~~ ltk!Mrd L.
S.C.... 1101 .... 1 .. ....
~c ......... .._
Dnactat a. ~-.... -st. C1latM Drift. Aft. ... TWx"" o.a_ c......,.
91J60. '
TldstQ*•I8c .........
bJ • CIMftl putc a 11 Slcled: jnolcJ c .......
T1ds .......... flied ,. a.~ eleft of Or-
up eo.ly Aile. JO., li'JI.
MJl* ........ ~.
9, 16, 1f71, Ill tile ... pod
Rlt'bor Eulgs, F .eost2
PUBLIC N OTICE
P U BLIC WOTJC~ ....
ILliiWF .. N
... lr.&IEW»i n. '3 .. ,__ ..
...... 1 ·-=,. ...
0. AJII) I. a.~' Aft. la-
rftl), SUI IWt W 11 1'1., ... ··----.c.&-......... _,_ __
c 11 Puo .lilt~ ................. a.:..,ea:r ... -. na.• 1 »c , :tM .., ...... ,..,-
-....: .... lit/J«.
G-.nl Puo r. ,...., etwu-..s
.. ... ~dirt fllC::.-... c.., ,., •. 1J71~
MiliA: --.. s..t. z. t, 11. tm. • ae lfe-..rt
Jlatlwl'.allp. F~
P U B L IC NOTICE
S-25-
ST ATEiiEIIT OF .&lWID-
OJOIIE»f OF USE OF FJC-
1 I i iUUS B.OIIM'ail JUliE
fte .......... jli!i 7 ...,. o a r« ae .. ot
tile •• , I I twfs I K .uBe:
.&. ,......_ lAd.. 1101 n.e 111-c, Illite 1e, ..,_
port s.da. Calttcanla
.... 'J'M flo,CMLNI ~
... X.. relenedtotcwe
.... flied • Onllp CcJaty
~ Ftbnl.ry zt. 1f75.: L.
SlaaJJor Cooper. 4ZO l.JDdeD
stre«_ ~ BeecJt. Call-
Ionia 9ZI51; T. RMfleld
eoaper. ao lJDdeD 9l:reft.
Lac-Beaeb. CalUDrata
9ZI51.
Tb1s IMe.irtelt WIS COD·
dlteted by. r-enl~
stdp,
Slped: T. lbtfteld
Cooper. ..
T1lils ltalement .... filed
,.,. lbe o.II¢J cleft ol Or-
.. eo.ty Aluc. 16, 1976.
MJblta: Aluc ••• Sep. %,
9, 16, lf71, ... tJw ....,11
llarlJor EMlp. F -41Z01
P U BLI C N O T I C E
S-l1447
ST A TEIIElff OF ABAND-
ONMENT OF VSE OF FJC-
S-!Ssa TinOOS BlJSlliiE.S MAKE
F1C'ITI10US BOSlMESS The IDJlowtllc ~ bu
NAME ST ATEIIENT .,..,.._, tbe ue ol tbe
Tbe folloWiac ,.._ ll ftctldau ........ twne
doUJc hldaea u: Tbe Loa Tool liol at 17$50 GWette
A.rnalpr, 1m Jloltll Bftllld-AYtMe, Newport Beleb_
way, Suta Ana, CL 911101: Ca.Jd)nla.. Tbe ftc:tltiMs
YillUam Ell'l Bahler, lr., ba*rr• referred to .a-e
11111 Prolpec:t A---. wu tDed Ia Ca.ty ~ De-
Satlla A8a. Cllltonla tmll5. ~. 1!111: lollll D. Last.,
Tills tNt ntsc-.-:w 3615 ._.lito Drt•e, N<!W-
by-ldYidial. port Bclc:b. Calllla.ia.
• lipid: WllUam £art.... _........,. twllr•• .u CGD-
B.._, lr. Clllcted by ldfidDL Slped:
1ld.l .......... WM flied lola D. Lul.
.... De o.II¢J cleft of Or-Tldt Jltatameat 1rU fUed
I.IIP Ca.uty Me. 17, 1t76. wtas the eaury clerk ol Or-
,...,. Alii· !e, '-' %, 1111e Coallty .-c. 16, 1!116.
9, 11, 1!116, Ia tM tc..,_,:rt Mlillb: Aile. !6, Sept. 2,
~ Enstcn. F .60311 t. 16, 1f76. Ill tM Newport
PUBLIC NOTICE
Baltm Eallp. F -014973
P U B L IC NOTICE
PUIIL IC MOTIC£
lUlU Otr BIDI .. 1'0 ,...... ... w.acw .. ,.,..~e awt•ac;a ..... .,. .._ a..,oa ... ..... .. , .-.. -se ·r .... ..aa. . ..., ........ ..
2 b If Jill I II tl81111
rPCC M erata.
" ID•:. •• a .... ...
-...: -..... at Cellller DrW. ~ ~ c ... -. ,_ zt .. _.. m zr-ae 2 ...,., • .J11i
to ae n a " 111 of Ako-
Mik~c.m.Jb'
fs e f/1 -akddlc b•i!IIJ* ...__ (or U-
~)Wta.eJI• 'IF
U lr"NL ..... ~ JiiJe
~ (Pitilk: Pn 'n•l
Ecfiq A. EHI ~ Ga-
eraJ Pu1ler
~~ £WJ ED\ GeMr-
al Paro.er
Jalwde R. -BEnOit.----lr ••
Lhpl¢ed~
Pllllilllllla:Hh ... S.C. 9, 1J76, 1D
tile .!~pad BartJor £.tp.
P U BLIC N OTI CE
F'ICTITJOIUS B\JSI!IIESS
NAME STATEM£JIIT
Tbe ~ per-. Is
clallc blllhea u: Sa loa-"* RaJtora. ZISS £. Cout B.lpway, P.O. Box I, Co-
,_ del liar, 1!16Z5: Bry-
-E; IUetmaa,. 1 M'7 Port
Bt.llap Place. N"JIOJt
Bacia 92HO.
'I'Id.s bactDec.s l$ ccadld-
ed by ID iDdlridaal. Slped.:
Bry-£. Biekmu..
Tlds .utemeat wu filed
wJtll tbe CIOIIIICy cleft ol Or-
Dr-CGaary Sept. J, 1976.
Plbl1stl: SeiJL 9. 16, 23,
30, 1976, Ill the Newport
lb.rbor £nsip. F -61580
PU B L I C NOTICE
S-25l47
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe foOowtDg per_, are
<kJDc buiaess u: £DUO
IDYeltmeat PartD~ f1,
-t500 Camp&S Dr. (Sild!e ZZ8}.
Newport Bea.ch. Calif. 92660:
Robert E. laetsoa. 17 Har-
bor st.ctll Orin, Bollllc Bm.s. CL 90Z7 4; BJTOO A.
BJlcbeUer, 15 BermJtace
1..aDe. Newport Beach. Ca.
92660; La1rl"eDCe E. w euet.
484 StarUctlt crest Dr .. La
C ~Dada, Ca. 91011.
Sipect: BJJOD A.. Batcbel-
ler.
Tbls ~lDf!llt was filed
wtaa a.e OOIIIIIty cleft of Or-
I.IIP CoaDty Aile. 18, 1!116.
NliJ.sb: Aa.g. !6~ Sept. 2,
9. 16, 1976, lD tbe Newport
RI.J'tor Easlgo. F -604.15
PU BLIC NOT I CE
FICTITIOUS Bl1m~
NAME STATEif£NT
Tbe lollowlD( pera:ID 1s ._, ~E OF IJITEJIT'IOII TO
F1CTmOUS BUSlNESS ol Aqp.st, 1!116• by IIIIDa.l El'G.AGE Ill TilE SALE OF &s%5S!9 dotJIC t.astDeu as: KAL Sys-
NAM£ ST ATE11ENT COU4IIl, diaolYe tbe aJd ALCOIK)l,l; 8EYEIUG£S FJCnTIOUS BUSINESS tems IDterna~. 21%3 AD-
NAil£ ST AT£1f£NT aiYersa.ry laDe, Newport Tbe folloWi.ac penon ls partDersldp 181! tennJ.Dite 1-17 _,.
dolac buiDesS as: Merrell their relatklas u putDers To Wlilom 8 lllay C.C.n:
Hair Desip, Z91Z £. Cout t~~sloea ID tbef8blre Mjld • 18r sec• oltlle
IIJ.clnray, Coi'CIGI del Mar, wW be coodlcted by Jolla ~ ...... CDr, lldce
ne followlac periODS aft Beacb, C L 92660: t.arle
doJsc bll.,_, u: lliDO's A. Klrebell, 21%3 Amdnrs-
Bucer. 1092% S.eb BJ.. ary Laae, Newport Beac:b.
Bhn4m. ca. 90610: &mg Bok ca.r:lDess ts ooomcted Kbll, 3401 W. Del Moate C&llf. 926!5: IOIMIIb Mltbew IL Ctan, wbo wlU pay IDd . Is ._., .. ._ tllllt tile ~~ar~.. ~!!!!, N~ clUebaree all UlbW.S. ad ........., ....!'1' •••to..U --.... ... debts ot tbe tlrmud ncetfe ~ ........ 11 ,.. Dr., na. Aubetm, CL by an lDdlridual. .,,_
9UCM; S.C Bee Kim, 3401 Signed: Lurie A. ~-c~~sslsCGidlc:ted an momes payable to tbe ......_ ~,.... ....... ftrm lows: H1Z S.IQpel DrtYe,
by lD tDCUndaal. F~rtber DGtice Is benlby •a. •.....m BcaQ. CA.
stped: Josepb Matbew gty• tbat tile Ddentped ,., 2 .. ~ ........
•• Delllollte Dr •• 128, Aus c~ statemeat ..... ftled
llleim_ CL 92804. -'·tb tbe ...---clerk of Or-Tids bastaeslls CODdueted .. '" ....,._,
CafiDIIICb. wUl DOt bereapoallble,from tM ntrrllpld Ia 11111111111 by a ceaenJ ~. uge C.aty Aeg. U, 19'76.
Biped: s.c Bot Kim. Publ.Ltla: Aug. !6, Sest. 2,
Tbls ttatemeat was med 9, 16, 1!116, lD the Newport
.,... tM ~clerk of Or-_B_artiO __ r _E_DSi&'D __ • __ F_-6®4 __
Tbls ltalemeot wu ft1ed tbl.l day 011 ilr IDY obUp-to a.. ~ of Ab-rih tbe ooaaty clerk of Or-tiou IDcu'red bJ JolllOoop. llDitt .. , .... c.tn1 1w
111P c~ AJtc. ZC. 1976• er 111 Ills on ame or Ill '-z ce fll • alcGIIobc
Mlfsb: Ape. 16, Sept. 2, the ame ol tbe firm. bc•lll'llp lie.-(or U-
9, 16, 1f76, ID tbe N.-port. D TED ~ 1111-rt R....~o ~) llir tiiMe ,...._
.... CoalltJ All(. 18, 19'76. PU BLI C N OTICE
Ni1stt: All. %6, SecJt. 2, ---------
Batbor Enllp, F...eol61 lA -....wpor..._., M ~ ••u .. 011 Sale CalltlwDta. tbU lllt cla,r ol Beer 6 WIDe (Bc.a Fide
9, 16. 1!116, ID tbe Newpo:rt
llaJt)or £uip. F -60465
PUBLIC N OTICE Aacut.1f76. ). 1oM llic .. elCla.rt ~ Eatllc Place P UBL I C NOTI C E
S .. !5S52 P\lbllab: Sept. 9, 1976, ill loqe £. 6 lAiey A. LU-
NO'MC£ OF Dm:>LUTION tbe Newport ftan)or £eRcn. BAR 6 Roceo M. 6 Mll'ta f!i~IOSTUSATEB~
OF PARTNERSHIP ~~~~~=:.._:~~ ZAVARELLA. n ~ •
TANN£RIIC£LLY ' AS-PUBLIC NOTI CE .......... 9 1976, Ia· Tbe loUoWiiiC penciDS are
SOCIA TES, a putDertbip tbe ttewport ....;r Eulp. c1oUc buiDeA u: CAC ID-
eoosflfl,_ ol .lORN RICH. S-!5U8 ---------"'*IMII1 PropertiM No.2, ARD TA.NNERudDONMI-FICIII'kiUSBOSIN"'--rESS..._ PUBLIC NOTI C E 41aG Campo DriYe, New-
CHA£L KELLY, aDd nidi NAME STATEIIDT ---------port Beach. Cllllonlla
bu canted Oil Ita blt"MII Tbe IDIIowtac ,..._.an FIC II I JOUS BUSIKESS _. la.mes Ale~ 5636 at ZlZOZ Sltratbmore t..., dolac ._..._, u: EMrcJ KAME ITATEIIIINT .... u Ternce, lntDe,
H--.._..., Calii)nia IDYMtmellt Patt:ae.-ap II, 'I'M JDIJoWIIEIIpea ... art c.-.... 9Z715; Jobll C. ---.-.,_....., •• .__ '--•-... ~ lbertna• aa: C • E -1 ~-.,__ 9Z&M, ,.. dtsd..t eaec---,~ ~ .... wpon --. c~ z--.. -
tlfe laly Sl, 1!116, It 11:59 Belc1l. Ca. 9ZMO: hl1 lla-S....... a.taJ. t•1 om._ Coro.deUiar, Call-
P.M. Abr tbat date, 80 ClulciiD. 1.16 ..,.,..... ...... ..,_.., ........... S.C. IDnGa 9ZUS.
putaer Ia tbe putMI'IIblp l'ewport Beaela. Ca. liMO; IIH7: GeM Miller, 1 .. 1 TIUtwt...-sls~
... ' atborlty to bs.t tbe J..... L. nom-. 1!11 .. ,........ ...... a.e.. "' a ltmJted pl.rtDer'ISdp.
paataenlblp. Sprllc street, SliD Roa. Cdf..; Ed Fra.. n• It Slped: I* c. CaraL
lotll Ridlard T..-r Ca. ~ Ric ........ llllla Ani. Calif. nM ltlteiiMII¢ ,.. ft.lotd
Daa IQca.t Kelly SJped: Pial heMc'JM. '!'1M to-.. c r t :W .. tal OCIIMtJ clerk ot Or-
PIIbli* Alii· M, Sept. 2, C......tl'utDH. bJ...-• ~~··· 21111 eo.ty Aile. 17,1976. •-..... w-rt 'n.tl lt?IIB..a .,.. lied --· .........,...., *-1"" -~ 9, 11, 1971, &a -...-,or ~ ....... •• -·---
flCTITIOOS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe totlowllle per80DS are
doliiC basloees as: Aseocl-
ated DermatolGCiStF Mecllcal
G~ 2011 WestcWf DrlYe.
Ste. 4, Newport Beac:b, Cal.:
Jola Malcolm Marray, 429
lslbeUa Ternce,Co~del
Mar, Cal. 9126Z5; Oooald Rae
M11.rny, 401 Jasmtae, Co-
roaa del Mar, Cal. 92625.
Tbta bllalDess is eooclllc:ted
ty u IIDI.Deorponted u-
IIOCiatkla oaaer thaD a
partnenhfp.
Slped: JOIID M. Marray
MD •
T1ds ltlltemeat was filed
wttb tbe c::o.ty clerk of Or-
up C-.J.y Aile. zo, 19'76.
MUA: Aac. ., Stpt.. 2.
9, 16, 1976, .. tbe ~rt
Rutlor E..,._ F 407!'7 lfadlor Eutp. wD a. CGMJ¢J ~ fll Or-1'lde 1 hera wu ._. I, t, 1t'TI, Ia tbe ,..,_DOlt
.... C.., .... 11,1,1 .... taiCliiiiiiJciM'tfll~-llaaW's-. F .. ~ PUBLIC NOTICE
.....,... Me· II, ... l, 21111 c..t, Alii· ·~"'-FICTITIOtS BOSDIESS PUBLIC NOTICE t, 11, 1,1, 11 tM......... ,..._ ..... 11, 1. PUBLIC N OTICE NAME STAT£M£Jn'
Bartlor E rtp, F..,. t, M, 1t7t, 11 tM Rc:ZIJid I1CTI'J"IOUS Bt&ME&9 ne ~ ,.,.._ are
PUBLIC NOTIC~ ...._Z><p, F..teml UME STATEMENT daUIC..... U:BvdaJ'I
PUBLIC NOTICE 'he .............. ..,. Ctlltrt c....,.,. l..t4.. IM5
..... ' d u: Cit:. Ia-E, Cout Rwy .. eon-del
' & r '""au. Mo. t. 111.ar .as: w.-. 0..11• .. c....-Ott._. ,..._ IDtll1 eo. <• Cabf. ~
-S.C.. C ........ ZMS E.CoUlBwy .. C._ ~ J ......... SQI ~ Mar. CL *2$; .1 ....
0 7 I Ternct, am.. ~(•Cal&f.~).
C 0 ,... _,11; ~ C. 1005 8 4 II ..._. OEtlll».,
Ca 1; •1 ..... .. Calif,
~c-... ...,.,c.u-......_, rt ....... tcw
..... -. bJ a ..... ...-. '' ftll& 1 lie tW CoQa ___ ..... "•r .. ,... rn8J ""''• xac...a..o.Wei-._..Mac.c--..-.,....
... 1 0 ,. .. ... 'hr1l -· .. -... .. .. ...., c!lllt "Or-,. .. --eli*., Or-... c.-; ..._ n, 1m. .... c..tr .._ •• ma..
PUBLJC MOTICE
FJCIIi'kJUi .....
.If AilE IT .&.I £MD I
ne~...-• daiiiC ts:rzr IF lilt: .. £11,
TEKPIIIIES, nat _...
AYe., t'7 -C, .Jn1lle., CL
m1s: Butaua £. De-. nm Jordlla A..._ n..c,
Irn.e, CL 1271.5.
,..... ta• ~ .....
by -lldtvtdlll.. stped: Bute.ra £. De
Hoes. nu statem l!llllt .,. tD1Id
wtt11 Ute .,..., ellen ol Or-
~ Coaly Aile. z:a. 11'71.
PllbliA: Sept. t. '· 16, Z3, 1976( ID tile ~
RUbor £Didp.. F -"**I
P U B LIC NOTI C E
FICTmOOS 8tJSDiESS
NAME BT ATEIIENT
Tbe fDIJowi-c pet-1ft
diDblc ....... u: Slllllla's. zzou Sulll La., llml'tn&~
tDD Bcb. 12&t6~ SlleOa II.
••'•"""· zzosz ... La,, lfaUa&tliu Beb. CL IZM6;
t...oas MaW!rA'f, %ZOSZ .._
LD.., iiiiiJtl.llctaD Be b. c ...
9%64&. •
Tbt.s hnf"Maia• ..,...,
by a r-ent putw-.
S1ped: ~..oDD .M ... ...,
,.... statemel¢ ... ftled
wltb tbe eoaaty c:1lft ~ Or-ace CoatJ AlEC. zc. 1m.
Pabllilb: Stilt. z, 9, 16,
%3, 1976, lD tbe N_,.rt
Ratbor EMip. F....-.
P U BLI C N O T JC E
FICTITIOUS 8USIM£1S
NAME ST ATEMEJn'
Tbe IDllowtllc ,.._ 1s
doiDc .... ! • u: Balboa
Real £~~ate Co+ I f. not
Newport BML., ~ s.dl.. CaUf. .......... '*-B. Wellb, 1f01 Wert
B~ Bmt., Newport
Beacb. Calff. flea.
Tbl.s bll ..... ls coadlcted
by m tadlndlllll.
SlgDed: J~ B.
Webb.
Tbls statemell¢ was ftled
wWl the ~ cletk ot Or-
a.Dge Collllty Aile. t. 1976.
PabUSb: Sept. z, 9, 16,
%3, 1!116, Ill tbe Newport
Bartlor £nslp.. F -61171
P U BLIC NOTIC E
FICTITIOUS BUSDfESS
N AM£ ST A T£ME1fl'
The followiDC pe.-ls
dcQc bllineu as: A-OK ED-
terprtaes, 2193 Fatmew
Rd.. Costa Meal.. .r'l:
KaDIIII LeRoy PrUUpp.
!193 FilM" Rd.. COIIta
Mesa. CL 926%'7.
Tbi.l blsileslls CCIIIdlcted
by .. iDdtfldlll.
Slped: Kf!IDDeth Prlellpp.
Tills statelllfll¢ wu fDed
with tbe oouaty c:lert ol Or-
uce Coaaty Aai. Z'7, 1f7t.
N>Ush: Se~Jl. t., 9, 16,
%3, 1 !116, Ill tbe N.ll'port
Harbor £nsjp. F -6117'7
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ST ATEJIDIT OF AB.&.IID-
OJOIEJIT OF OlE OF F.:-
1 li'IOUS lkiSIIMEG JldiE
Tbe loillallrtl& .... III&Ye...., .. .,._.,
&be Jld.._s,.. n ...e
T AJOifEB/I:ELL T 6 AS-
SOCIATES rt ZU02 .ltn6-
1110ft t...e. llwl' " Beadl, Calllanla ....
ne t1t "'"-,.._....., rc:6ilr'tlld tollilla!n._m.e._ia
C..t ·•~ll.lJ'N.
Ja1ua Rldll.rd T-, --La swa. ....... Vieja. C.utnla .-75; na.
M~ Kelly. ZUOZstraa-
IDGft L-. .......
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dulded by • cmeral pu'tDer-......,.
SJcMd: JobD Rkllud T•-
ner.
1'b1s ltalemelt ..... 41ed
1t'lt!l tbe caaty clerk ot Or-
.. eo.ty AIJc. Z4, 1 f76~
Jllllb1lSb: Sept. %, 9, 16,
23, 1976, Ill tbe Newport
Ha!tJor £Mm, F -5!019
PUBL IC N OTI CE
S-%1MO nc It Jt)UI Dsua:w--·I'ESS-
•AME ST ATDIEJiff n. ......_..,_u
ctGillhd -· .... S.••Mtes a llmlliad put-
wr st. i.aut c......, a..
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CL 10'710.
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by a u.u..d "* :C'I CGI'JOf .... .-..: laiztla-
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Ttls ........... Sled
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ZS, 1!116, ta a. licwpoat
Baftor £Nip F -to1tS
P U BLIC NOT ICE
S-11115
FICTITIOOS B"USDI_ESS_
NAME ST A TEMEIM'
Tbt foDowtrlc .,.... ..
doiiC ... st •• u: s.ena
COIIIIUJ. ZI01 Willi Cout
~. Mewport O.Cia.
Calif. tlta! aa.. Ea-
JIDiel'Dc Coqa.,. I Ca1tlltnla
ooqmatlla, !M1 Wert
Cout BJCIInY, Newport
Beacl. Calif. INII •
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a...1r.,VlcePI-..
TtU ............ IUed .. a. OCIIIIIIItJ den of Or-
... ee.tJ -.. u, 1t?e.
~ Sept. Z, 9, 11,
!1, 1f76, Ia tile Newport
Butor FMp f' .eGif'7
PUBLIC N OTI CE
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BATTlE Of · SEXES
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THE HAJIBOR '>'li;rroR
PHONE: 4M-9J61
or MS-0174
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prlo 'di..U., ~
COIIIty flo!.._, will! a 11-1
record aad aYellpd lb: -..
lD tbe 19'15 .......... .
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City VBC from Cblcap 1o
CHURCHES
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHJJRCH
"THE FRIEMDLIE5T CHURCH IN TOWMI"
WAYME P.MULLE •• PASTOa
f 14S A.M. a taLE CLASSI:S -11:10 A.M.. WOa5MtP MOua
6:00P.M.-IVAHGELICAL HOUR
H1M4~MOLIA AT SAMT4 ANA AVE.,_ c;:OSTA. MESA
&tuJ 'Bib[£ Chu -dz
23RD ST. ot ORANGE. COST A MESA· 645-5050
REVEREND NORRIS GOM.PF, PASTOR
Soadly morniDg •orsbip -10:45 a..m. SaDday SetmoJ
Sunday eweaing worstlip -6:30p.m. 9:30 a,.m.
WedDesday Bible ststdy aDd prayer • • . • • 7:00p.m.
_ .• AD lndependeat church wltll Bible teaChing mt.nistry
H . P. Kill toll ....... ••no• _.,., IICIIIIL · • .., • • ... A..IL ...... IT.a.'t'
.a.A.a.&7P.&. J••P.a. ....
GRACE BilLE CHURCH
Vetera.u' llleiDOf'ial Bide.
565 W. 181h,Costa Mesa
REV. TOM TYREE. hstor
SUNDAY SERVIC ES:
10:30 A.M . & 7:00 P.M .
Sunday School.
all ages, 9 :30
HOM E BIBLE CLASSES:
Call 55 2..()()92
.,-eaching 81ble Doctnne•
We 1nvit~ you tv wunh1p
LUTHERAN CHURt:H'
OF THE MASTER
2900 PacifK" v~ Dr.
Coron• del Mar, Calif.
LAWR ENCE D. FRUHU N
PaS1 o1 Phone 644·2664
Sunday set"t'lce •• 10:30 11m
Churc h schOOl •• 9:15 am
Nursery and Coffee Uuur
ATfEND
THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
Christian Science
Sen·i~es
FIRSt CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
.l 303 Via Lido
NrwpOrt Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOl
9 ' 10:30 ....
SUNDAY SERVICES
9 ' 10:3'0 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8 p.m:
READING ROOM
Wed. d.ayt: 9 a.m. · 5 p.m.
Wednewb y:CJ a.m .... 7:45p.m.
Tuesday
9 a.m.· 5 p.m.: 7-9 p.m.
SECOND CHURCH OF
0-IRJST. SClENTIST
Newport lkach at
Corona del Mar
J 1 00 Pacific View Dr.
SUNDAY SOfOOL 10a.m
SUNDAY SERVICEIOa.m
··EDNES0AY""ft:OO P .M.
Reading Room:
JS0()-0 E. Coa•tHwy.
EDtraac e oa Na rciana
Mou.-FrL 10 a.m. to 5 p.m
Saa day altenaooa : I to 3
Sar.: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You arc cordi..lly in.,itcd
to attend Oaurc: .. Scrvicer
and to UK Readin Room.·
Plymouth Congregational Church
.A Fr« and lndependmt CongregatiQTIIll Otrisrion Olun-h
THE REV. JOH N A. UNDV ALL, Minister
SUNDAY SEftVICESI -1:)0 A.M. A. .. O 1~00 oLM.
CHURCH SCHOOL AT 10:00 A.M. SUNDAY
32112 BROAD STREET, NEWPORT HEIGHTS
NurMrV care prowiclod l'hone: 642-2740
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Olt &7 1 , .... -----···-_. .............. .....,_'--__
Ta , a. dll .... wre ..... -... --------~~ .. -... fleN pi ,... ... ,.. ....
.... <W"MM .. ._...
-JS-11 .... -· .... Jllee ,...,? ....
Jut tw Jr. 01) ........ no ~c..,vac ..... ----~ --Dole~ tor a yrar • a lll.lt. Fol-_ __ ..,.
fblllll 11 tbe tm lllllliDM•a.
nw:y pncdeed an ..mmer.
..,..., IDID8 ..., players ill
tbt fill fll 11'75, .....
A-*'" • ....._ Volley .. boll.._._ (AIIVA)Ka-
u-J.Ir. cbi··M .... ID s-,, ..., pla,..r '"_. ____ ...
oprlac •--ilrllle C-trlp. ne ' arten .,.. an •· ~ acclal-,..,...
at -oce leMI. Cber)'l
J't ' wu ....ad IIVP at
1M Jr. Ol)'llllllco. Lori Webb
llu taMe tilt Jr. Olf'Dlll(ca
all~ tam z .ac-e...... ,._,.., 8uaJme
A11Dew Ill! Sl.&le Cn.e
-.de tbtl: ,_r•san...toana-
Dltlll: team .... c:a Put: at
S. Cora_ aklll(wttbS..u-
.. aad sute, nn•medJr.
A.U-Amerlcau at tbe AJfV A
Jr. cblmplmGips • .Ween
Semaa_., Marcie WIIJ"tS,
Ud Kart hl.uitL s ...... ,.
en ...., made __rr-1: lm-
PI'09'flmelt la 1976, rouDdout
the ..-d. AU 3 pla)'«< key
roles lD Cblcaco, fl1liDg to
for tnjllnd auten. S.s:&D-
.., Lori_ All--... l.lld Cheryl all wU1 be oopi>·
omores at Co~ del Mar
hlcb £boot, Wbere 9tle ud
&Ide wlll be tresb.mt!D this
fall. Korl wU1 be a fresh-
man at Newport Rubor bleb ..-..
CDIIPUTIMG SlUDY
DOME OM EDUCATION
A oatioDwlde study on co-1o bl&b<r educa -
tioa tu ~ eoqlleted IDd.
pt>ll-bJ Cbarloo --mau or Coroaa del Mar,
dlnctoT ot...-~tm.cea at
tb< co-lae1Uty at uc
tm... '!'be rm>J<ct. -""' · "Eftlootlac IDatnetlooal
cornpd1Dc, • · was !liDded by a
li'Uit from tbe Natioaal
Sd..c:e F QIIDdatiaD.
'!'be-.....U.Salsl· tnr ud poteatial ••• of
compaters lD edlteat1on and
eltablilbel poaslblecrUe.ril
lor enluatln( IDd planolllg
lnltructlooa.l use to tbe best
attn.ut:ace for students •
P U BLIC NOTIC E
STATEMENT OF ABAND-
ONMENT OF USE OF FIC-rmoos BUSIJrfESS NAME
Tbe followt.ac penon M.s
abi.Delooed tbe ue or tbe
ftctttiaus blslDess name:
Earth Shoe, 16S La Mirada
Mall, La lllrada, CL 906S8,
Tbe flctltlou buslDess oa.me
referred to abo.-e wu filed
1o oruce CoomtJ .. 3/9/'16,
Tile Grey Cobbler, lac., a
CaW. COilJOrltloll. 1854 So.
Cout Hwy.,f1, LagunaBcll.,
9ZI51.
Ttlls businesS n.s con-
ducted by a corporatloo.
Corpont.lce n~~me: Tbe
Grey Cobbler, l.Dc., 'Mel
Bofllltetn. Pres.
Ttlls statement nt!i flled
trftb tbe cOUDty clerk of Or-
uc• c...-, ""'· 211. 1976. Publlsh: Sept. 2, 9, 16,
23, 19?6, 1.n tbt Newport
Harbor Enslp, F -053599 •
20%0FF
on all CASH 'CARRY
Drapery Cleaning
COlT. "THE WORLD'S LARGEST"
restores the hidden bHvty in your
draperies. Coft ren"'IW!s and duns
drape..;os, ....,.,.. lhem with potftct
pleats and ewn t.ns. And • CoH:
cleoninc prolou .. dr~ life.
PhonO for • free ......... ond .... . .
110 ol>llption. .
.FOR FRU UIIIIIATE PIIOIII! -1-·1Gf271
,
C.ll •• , .. ,
CL~-f11ED A..D8
TO TillE ENSIOflf
llHSM
/
CATAUNA ISLAND I
''ISLAND
HOUDAY"
·' A.IOWy F-....... ,..., ..
-~ .. $11 .• I.Wort2 ... ss.so-
••••••••.•• ***. ** * •• ** *. ** ** ............. ..
: Tile Bl5lill ... Sills . • •
LORl WEBB of Newport Beach, a member ot tbe •tkwl
chlmplm Junior Olympic \'Olle)'blll team, gets set to
''dla:" a smash dlrlnc practice. Lori and ber OIUge
Coanty Volleyb&U Club tea.mmates wUl play a.n ezbJ:)lt10n
pme at 7:SO p.m. th1J SUnday, Sept. l!, at Corona del
Mar bleb sc.bool apt.n.st 1. boys team from Laguna Beacb,
MciNNIS HEADS UNITED WAY UNIT
ley Associates, Yorba Uoda;
cent.ral-....James H. Wells
Jr.. marketl~ special-
• • •
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Doaald A. Mclnnls, New-
port Beach couoc.Umu and
preslde.Dt of Nortbrop Ser-
~lces iDe., Anaheim, will
sene as public employees
dlYls1oo chalrmaninthe 1976
United Way or Oruge Coun-
ty Nortb/South ""-· His dh1.sloo wtll be res-
• • ist, Geoeral Telephooe and
Electronics, Fullerton; •
South--David W. Carroll, ·:
district manager, Pactnc •
T elephooe, Costa Mesa. •
MATTRESSES
JfEW -&E8UILDIIIC
Irregula r Shil'pl!s __ .,....
• • • • • •
'
The COSTA MESA tONNECTION
SEE WHAT PIOIIEER 111LL Ht.S TO SAY
Read tbe cbllleiCIIc. prvrocatl.~• comma:t by BUl
st.. Clair '"'7 ...el: II tbe Euip. BW, a P" _.
relldeM ud ........... la CoCa -ud • former ~IDIA, 'fiews tbe local 8C.e aad tells
1t u tt Is, Read blm eYery TtltrDy iD the EJWp.
ORDER YOUR
.ENSIGN SUBSCRIPTION NOW!
ONLY SS.OO A YEAR -------------EI4SIGI4 SUIISCRIPTI014 DEPT.
PLEASE SEN D ME THE E NSI G N FOR ONE YE A !).
t AM E N C L OSI N G $5,00 FO R M Y SUBSC RIPTI O N .
SUBSCRIBER'S SIGNATllRE ........•... , ...•... , ......•
NAIIE (PRINTED) .. , ........ , ...... , ... , •..••..•..•
ADDRESS •..........••••. : .................•.••• ,
CITY • . , •.......••......•.... PHONE •...•........
·r v RN 1 H/SO RI>F.R 1 .~ AT Ril L 'i7. (.l.~IR'S
B A RBE R .'iHOP , 1140 IIJE Wt>O RT H tVn .. C.M.
O R ,\4ML 1'1 TO T H E EN S/(u~ . I • l._~ 2121 e:. COAST HJGHw.-.v ~ CO~ONA D~L MA~, CALIFO~NIA • -·
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • .. .. • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • .. .. .. .. • • • • • .. • •
poaslbte for orpnl.rJ..Dg Unit-
ed Way campaigns among
city employees. Mr. Mcinnis
has recruited volunteer
cha..lrmeo to head up eacb
uea,..Tbeyare: North--Hen-
ry W. w.pa,Jiresident, Val-
COSTA MESA MATTRESS CO.
2t50.fr4 ...... rt """ $41-1303
•• • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
E.dison has over 80
cvnservation tips.
l·lere are a few.
........ ,.,.....,, ....
I.Airu ... ,, • ...,,__ ......
If you haYe a room unit, keep all <loin
·closed to the room )'Ol.l're cooling.
When 1he children (or family pet) go
outside, don'1 forget to d Clle the door.
Keep 1he wii'Kiows dosed, 100. And
draw your draperies and blinds.
Outside awnings or other sun !kl'eens
will ai!IO redooe yourooolingneeds.
2. ..... , \ 1ae .... Clean
a<U5Sible ports. but be careful not 10
damage 111rm. OJedc fihen .,.,
month and cJeon cr ~as needed.
2. ... 11 0 I •ua•N°W
t II' tro l'1lte -difteu BICZ t.hm: is
betv.een i-and-,_.,.,.. rure., the lolior tbe air IXIIIditiooin«
oost . If you boRa room air <Xlndilioner.
use a tbe1 mon:dt5 to tee that tbt
roomtenC ...... """""" 1han 78~-. air oonclitioni11f
.Ia DOt to "* you CillcJ -jUot cnrn-fortable.
L -·
hig!ler the dficimcy, the,..,... ooolin&
you got from the electricity you use.
........ ,.. ....... lf yourattic
i!ll't properly insulated. you oould be
Uling too much energy for air con·
ditioning.IToo much energy to beat
your home. too.) FCI' information. see
your local insulation OOIIba:lox.
..................... For
more of Editon's W!fl to conaerve
..,...y, write for oor free booldet.
'Cono<rvation: Edioon, P.O. Box 800.
Rooemtad, CA 91770.
I
MARINERS MILE RISES AGAIN ••• DETAILS IN
SECTION 2
,. ... &.IOUJ ..... =· ........... ._. __
JO(
COSTA
MESA
291M YEAR, MO. 4 FIRST SECTION THURSDAY, SEPT. t , 1976 OPPICia CD_,..A OIL MAlt. CM.IP •
. SKATEBOARD PARK
BIG BICYCLE from a bygooe era gets a modern turn
around the block trom Dean Bradley, 19, of 520 Fernlea!,
Corona del Mar. The bike was buUt about 1970 along
the same llnes as those ridden in tbe last ceotury.
Dean works at Sea Schwinn bike shop 1n Costa Mesa,
which owns the big bike. (Ensign photo.)
CM Council ok's
big development
Construction of 114apart-
ments and 35 tri,plexes with
variances trom lot slr.e, den-
sity, setback and pruktng
standards was approved by
the Costa Mesa City Council
Tuesday nlght for property
on the east stde of the Co-
rona del Mar h'eeway, eouth
of Paularlno Ave. and north
of Balter st.
Richard Sewell inc., 136
Rochester st., Costa Mesa,
received the conditional use
permit and permission to
rezone the property from
CM requests
road funds
SCAG approval ofthe Fed-
eral AJd Urban System of
roads tn Costa Mesa was re-
quested by the Costa Mesa
City CouncU Tuesday night.
Such fUnds are used in
the state highway system
and have been applied to
the Corona del Mar tree-
way by Costa Mesa, City
Manager Fred Sorsabal ex-
pla1Decl. The CouncU adopted
a resolution requesting that
SC AG approve tbe system.
Allocatlon of federal so-
c ial reveoue sbariog tunds
was also approved by the
CouncU. Groups due to re-
c eive the money lnclude
YMCA FainUy Crlsls Cen-
t er, $16,656; Volunteer Ac -
tion Center, $?,000; O.C.
MeoW Health Dept. Shelter,
$8,100, ud Youth EmJ)loy-
meot. $1,900. FamUy De-
velopment Program Inc. wUl
cet $16,195.
1'1ro purchases of laod lD
"Saper Block" adjaceot to
Lloos Park for civic pur-
poses lnc~ a Are sta-
tion were altborl&ed. Eloy
&Del Otlla MartlDes wiD 1et
$43,000 for 6,200 ~rt feet
of property, pucel3. Esther
8. Meau trW get $36,000
t>r 6,1!0 sqaare feet, parcel
6.
Rl, R2 and Al to R4-CP
for Ute apartments and tri-
plexes. A tentative tract map
dividing the property lnto
3? lots was also accepted.
A va.riaDce for ~ 4. pet _
ceot density Increase to al-
low construction of 7 apart.
meat units at Z«8 Elden
Ave. went to Ron L. Jur-
gensen. 445 E. 17th St., Co-
sta Mesa.. He also received
approval of a variance for
a 3 per cent density Increase
to allow construction of 10
apartment units at 2078
Thurln St.
• Extension of Bear Street
south of Baker st. west of
the Corona del Mar free-
way received Council ap-
proval. Homeowner s on St.
Clair street objected to the
new section of sveet tying
lnto Bear St. as It would
make a higb-speed heavUy-
traveled route down to
Bristol St. at the end of
St. Clair. They preferred
to see it dead-end at Balter
St. nearer the freeway.
Motorists would take the
freeway in preference to
uslnr Bear St., city planners
claimed.
Permission to rezone
property at 664 and 666 W.
18th st. from R2 to R4 was
denied Dyer -Johnson lnc.,
4121 Westerly Pl., airport
area. Also <2enied was a con-
dittooal use permit to con-
struct 41 apartments with
a variance for 10 per cent
density deviation and en-
croachments into front and
rear yard setbacks at the
northeast comer of Canyon
Dr . a.od WUsoo St., re-
quested by J. H. Gregory,
1919 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa. He dld reeetve per-
mission to pl'eiCIOe the
property from ooaty R4 to
c lty R2. The 1aDd 1s 1D COUDty
area adjlceat to Costa Mesa
city umus. Resideatsoo Pa-
ctftc An .. IPOIIe ID protest
to tbe bieber dtDstty.
UDCODIUhlt"-1, IDeqult-
ablt , al'ti.IOMblt ud dls-
crtmtnatory wen !)t~C~pery
words used by Mr. aDd Mrs.
NEWPORT PBR BACKS Donald E. Lucas, !'761 Ct-
p uw BOND ISSUE bola AYe,, ln daerlblnc the
""'" • clty nqut.rema lor a 20
WIPED OUT
Plau to build a skate-
board park next to Corona
c»t Mar Youth Center col-
lapsed Tuesday nlgbt under
a stormofprotesttrom rest-
deots of tbe ar•.
Tbe city Parka, Beaches
and RecreaUoa Commission
voted to drop the site from
consideration. aod start all
over again tn Its searcb i)r
a proper locatloo.
Noise, tramc aDd Ucbts
beaded tbe ll.st of ob~t:lcu
raised by restdeats, Wbo
jammed tbe Commi.ssJGD's
meeting room ud spWed
out into the lobby. Three
LAND USE HEARING SET
Permission to amend the
land use destgnatlonofprop-
erty north of the San Diego
freeway west of Bear St.,
east of San Leandro Rd.
and south of Wakeham Park
has been set for public hear-
lng by the Costa Mesa City
CouncU for 6:30 p.m. Moo-
day, Sept. 20.
From public and semi-
public ate to medium density
r esidential is the general
plan ameodmeot proposed by
George L. Argyros, Santa
Ana. The hearing wUI also
consider amendments to the
environmental Impact re-
port.
A conditional use per mit
for expansion of playg round
facUlties at Harbor As-
sembly or God Church, 740
W. WUson St., was with-
drawn. Joann St. wlll be
eltended through the prop-
erty, a project agreed to
previously.
A Group Home for Girls
at 3165 Bermuda Dr. in an
Rl zone wU1 be receiving
city attentloo as the result
Hurt in fall
down cliff
A Pomona man who feU
25 feet down a roc lcy clill
near Cameo Shores on Sun-
day was reported to be in
satisfactory condition yes -
terday at UCI hospital.
of a letter-petttloo cootaln-
tng 24 signatures of resi-
dents on Madagascar st. aud
Bermuda Dr. No permit or
zone change bas been ob-
tained, it was charged.
Gunman hits
Stag Liquor
A gunman who locked a
liquor clerk in a cold stor-
age room got away with an
estimated $5,000 from s~
Liquor s tore ln Central Ne"-
port early Mooday.
Clerk Gary James Overby
told police he stepped out-
side the back door at 3:45
a.m •• a!ter closlng the store,
to move some boxes, and
was confronted by the gun-
man.
The man, described as a
caucasian with light brown
ha ir, about 5-11, welgb1ng
170, and in Ills latetwenUes,
ordered Overby wide, then
made him lie on the noor.
After cbeck1n& bottl cub
reglsters and t1ndtng t.bem
empty, he ordered him lnto
the store's wallt-tn re-
frigerator unit and, senral
minutes later, used a letter
opener to lock him lnstde.
When Robert Bruce Bob-
bitt arrived at the store at
5:40 a.m., to get ready to
re~pen. he noticed that the
loc k had been pried from
a sale, which was empty .
He then heard Overby bang-
ing on the reefer room door
and let hlm out.
Besides the store's holi-
day weekend receipts, the
bandit stole a revolver from
the store.
FOX NIGHT SLATED
AT CYCL E SPEEDWAY
homeowner groups repre-
senting Harbor VIew Hills
residents led the light.
Tbe Commission did man-
age to pass aloog a recom-
mendation to the City Coun-
cil that, U and wheo the
city buUds a skateboard
park, tbe firm of C & K
Ska.teboard Parks be granted
the tight to develop and op-
erate the pa.rk. C II K was
one of several firms that
submitted proposals based
on the City Council's tenta-
tive choice of the Youth
Center site. The private
company would develop and
operate the park oo a site
leased by the city and would
be expected to pay the city
enough revenue to offset the
cost of the lease.
But, 2-1/2 hours of some-
ti mes bitter discussion
killed the idea of a Youth
Center slcateboard facility.
Two other sites that had
been given prime considera-
tion -the corner of Ford
and MacArthur, and an area
just south of Rogers Garden
nursery on MacArthur -
'·would probably run lnto
the same ldndofopposition,"
conceded Calvin Stewart. di-
rector of parks, beaches and
recreation for tbe city.
The Idea of a slcateboa.rd
park here was born in March
or thls f ear, when the City
CouncU passed an ordinance
banning s kateboards from
streets in Spyglass HUt and
other steep s lopes. The
C ouncU directed the PBR
Comml.ssloo to come upwlth
a proposal. Mer the lrrtDe
Co. submitted a Hst of 6
possible sites, the Ust was
narrowed to 3, and the Coun-
cU told PBR to proceed on
the assumption that the site
just east of the Youth Center
would be chosen.
Mr. stewart said yester -
day that an area just to
the west of the city-leased
parking lot on Coast Hwy .,
south o! Versailles apart-
ments, might be considered
next.
Also, a 50-acre parcel at
the mouth of Big Canyon,
just north of Park Newport.
would be acceptable, he said.
''But. we would probably
run Into a reaction from
people llvlng ln Park :\ew-
port."
BIG NAMES tn t.be 50th annual Pacltlc Soattnrest Seniors
ten.Dls tOQrney Sept. 13-19 at the Newport Beach Tennis
Club wUI be actor Charlton Hestoo, at left., wbo 'rill
emcee tbe spectal pre,sideot's luncheon, and Tony Proda.n.
loQrnament director. Pancho ~ll.tales wW be special
guest speaker at Friday's presidel t's luncheoo.
Vogue subsidy
report denied
The head of an advertising
firm in Newport Center 11e-
n1ed this week that her
company, or anynne else,
wUJ pay Vogue magazine to
do a speclal issue on the
Orange County coast.
Ann Crowell of CrowPli-
Anderson Advertising said
Tuesday that some state-
ments on the subJect, made
to the Costa Mesa City Coun-
cil 3 weeks ag..,, ' simp!}
aren't true.'·
South Coast Plaz.a publlr
relations man Werner
Escher told the Counctl on
Aug. 16 that a $5,000 city
appropriation he was seek-
ing would ··subsidi ze'' the
special Vogue edition.
Fortner Councilman Blll St.
Clair and housewUe Jerri
OUver strongly crltlclzed
the Council's 5-0votegrant-
lng the tunds.
• • Not one cent wiU be paid
to Vogue to get them to do
uy story on the Orange
Coast,'' says Ann Crow ell .
••For years, Vogue bas de-
Y'Oted lbe O.C.mber lSJUe to
a major travel destination,
such as Tahiti or Spain. The
feedback they got from
readers was that the}' should
feature SO'Tle American al-
ternatJ•es to the many for -
etgn destinations. TheJ'
chose the Orange Coast areL
' Crowell-Anderson bas
spent about S20,000 of its
own money during the pe.st
year on a cooperative mar-
keting program.
Vogue wtll be only apart
of the entire concept. A large
department store, which
"annot yet be named, ts
putting S250,000 of Its own
mone} Into this. lt will in-
volve coupon books to be
made available through
travel agencies, and will also
inc lude packaged travel pro-
grams.
··Money wtll be spent to
huy legitimate advertising
ln Vogue, but not one cent
will be paid to subsidize
their E"ditorial effort in any
wa}. Vogue is above that
kt.nd of thlng, a.nd so are
At the Aug. 16 City Coun-
cil meeting. Mr. Escher and
CltJ' M~er Fred Sorsabal
told the CouncU that Ellagbes
Alr West, South Cout Plaza
aDd Sooth Cout Plua Rotel
were among the firms raJ.s-
Uig S30,000 to tlnance the
\'ogue project.
··I believe there was just
a misunderstanding of what
the program is about, •• Miss
Crowell sald this week.
Cyclist is killed in crash
Oscar F. WUkes, 47, of
3?9 Santa Isabel Ave., Upper
Bay, suffered fatal head ln-
~ries Sunday wben a bicycle
be was riding ""'~S hlt..tJead-
on by a van driven by a
17 -year-old Ne.....-port Beach
girl on Tustin Ave. sllghUy
north of Bay St., Costa Mesa
pollee reported.
Mr. Wllkes was south-
bound on Tustin Ave. at 12:40
p.m. riding bicycles wltb
his two daughters, pollee
said. He tried to ridearound
a parked vehicle when tbe
accident happened. Pollee
dec lined to release thename
of thP ::-lewport Beach
juvenile f,tl rl. She was not
held. Their in Yestlgation ls
contlnuing.
Jay Davis, 26, was round
by city marine preserve of-
fleer Jack Mitchell, who was
checking the Ude pools in
Cameo Shor es. Investigators
said Mr. Davis was ap-
parently tryq to cllmbover
a fence along the cUff
separating a private beach
from a publtc beach when
be fell down the cllU. He
suffered severe face and
bead Injuries and a broken
arm.
A Marlne beUcopter from
E I Toro was called tb the
scene by paramedics be-
cause they were Wlable to
get Davis ~q> the cltffs. The
helicopter took the victim
and the paramedics to Hoag
hospital for emergency
treatment. He was later
transferred to UCI hospital.
Friday nightis'•foxnight'•
at the Costa Mesa Fair-
grounds motorcycle speed-
way, with aU girls and wo-
men being admitted free.
Marine pioneer dies at 77
The driver apparently
sw~rvPd to avoid a vehicle
ln front or her, gol.ng over
into the southbound lane of
Tustin Ave., where the bi-
cycle and van C'Ollided head-
on.
IRENE HOFMANN OF
COSTA MESA DIES
A funeral mass wa.s held
yesterday at St. John the
Baptist Catholic Ctwrch tn
Costa Mesa for Irene Hof-
mann, 82, of 3081 Murray,
Costa Mesa. who died Sept.
3 at her home.
Mrs. Hoflnano_ a native
of Germany, bad Uved 3Z
years in Callforn&a. She is
su"tYed by daqcbters Anita
Hotmann of Costa Mesa Uld
Judith Bailey of WblttJer,
brother Gtbbar« Reid-
matter ·of GPrmanJ, and 3
crandchlldren.
Balt&-Berceron of Costa
Mesa was flloenl director .
Burial wu ln Good Shep-
herd cemetary, Auntt.nrton
Beach.
They wiU see the Orange
County Eagles team take on
the v entilra Sharks ln a
speedway league match. The
Sharks riders include Danny
(Berzerko) Becker, Sonny
:-Jutter, Bobby Schwartz,
Scott Slvadge, Randy Marsh
and Dave Sims.
Ralph (Swede) Elmblade
or Costa Mesa, one of the
pioneers ln Marine Corps
nlatlon, dled Sunday, at the
age of 77, ln a locaJ con-
valescent home.
Funeral services, wtth tull
mllltary honors, were beld
yesterday at Bell-Broadway
Chapel in Costa Mesa.. with
Kidnaped, says store clerk
A clerk at the Arches
Uquor store told poUce be
was kidnaped last Saturday
by Z men who were upset
because a burglar alarm kept
them trom g6tting 1n the
store.
Thomas F roehle, 3Z, told
tbem this story, say pollee:
As be c losed the store
at 33S4 W. Coast Hwy., )1st
after 2 a.m., 2 meD with a
gun demanded that he re-
open tbe store and let them
in. Alter he eJplained that
a timed burglar alarm would
go off 1f he opened the store
btt)re the oormal time, the
me ordered bim lDto tbtlr
car. They drove 111m &roaDd
tor seYenl boors, talkiDc
at one polDt of kl1l1Dc lllm.
He said he W'lS releued.
ullbarmed at about 4 a.m. Ill
LoGe Beach.
Felony hit, run charged
burtal ~ Karbor Rest ce me-
tery.
Mr. Elml'llade served ln
the Marines from 1918 untU
be retired from a sli~ht
dtsabUity in 1942. Later,
he served as deputy comp-
troller of the El Toro Marine
Air Statton, retiring from
that job ln the early 1960s.
As a ground crewman lo
the earliest days or Marin~
avtatloo, he fought bandits
tn Nicaragua and Santo Do-
miogo, and was wltb the n r st
Marlne squl\dron to see atr ...
craft carrier duty aboa rd
tbe NayY's nrst carrier, the
coonrted collier ''Lang-
ley." Later, he was w ltb
tbe first Ma.rl.Des to servt>
on Gaam. Dart.nc the early 1920s,
be W'lS feClOC'I1lud as one of
Ute top mechanlcs ln Martne
ntadoo, aDd se"ed with
the NayY-Wartne team at
nrtoos w races.
Wr. Elmblade Is 8UI"flYe<l
by bls wile, Eula Faye, IDd
bJ brothen A. J. and T. J.,
both of b1a na.t:tYe Pennsyl.
ftJlJ.l.
GravesldP servtces were
held yester<Uy at Pacitic
View memorial park here.
Bell-Broadway was fUneral
di~ctor.
Mr . WUkes Is survived by
his wife, Patricia, sons
Oscar fV , Jefferson and
David, daughters Kelly,
Ka rln and Leslie Ann. all
of Costa Mesa; brothers Doo
and Terry of Texas and sis-
ter Molly Brown, also of
Texas.
Ml S S CALl FORNI A '7 5
TO SING AND SPEAK
A HawaUu bokeluau w1ll
be the theme for the Cltris-
tla.n Women's Club liiD<:beoo
at.thf A1rporter lDo at 11:30
a.m. Sept. 15. Jane.t Can,
Mlss California 19?5, Uld
llrst ruDDer up to Miss
America, wlU stDc aDd
speak. An added attrt.ctlOG
wlll be a fashion show.
ReserntiOilS maybe ma~
with Mrs. Joe Stewart, 675-
2741.
Celebs due
for tourney
Exceeding expeetatlou,
tbe Newport Beach T•uals
Club received 560 slncles
and !Soubles eotrtes for the
50"..h anDUal Pa.clllc South-
west Seniors tournament to
be hosted by the club oa
s~. 13-19.
The $2,100 1n prize money
has attracted many promi-
neot men and women players
in tbe 35's through the ?O's
from all over Callfenla.
The stroagest players lD
the Men's 45's appear to
be int ernaUOIW competitors
Alan Bailey and Allan Keo-
dall or Austra.lJ:a. w!Jo are
s ee1ed tl.rst and second, fol -
lowed by Vladimir Petrovic
and Hugb stewart.
Renee Richards, tbe
much -publicized trans-
sexua l from Newport Beach.
who was listed as tbe No. 1
seed in the Women's 35's,
has withdrawn from the tour-
nament.
The withdrawal puts de-
fending champion Allee
Evans or the Jolm Wayne
Tennis Cl~b into I.M No. 1
positloo. and Pat McCabe
of Long Beach, last year's
runner-up, Into No. 2 posi-
tion.
Last minute wltbdnnls
of Don Kl erbow of San Jose
aDCS Len Saprto of Wallat
Creek have chanced tbe
seedill& of tbe Jr. Vet di·
vision: No. 1, Bob Howe;
No. Z, Horst RJtter; No. 3,
Dick Leach, and No. 4. ~
fending champion Gordoo
DaYis.
All the top seeds will have
arrived by Wednesday --in
time for the kick-off party
at 7 p.m •• which features
music by the Intimates and
buffet by Zarozny.
Friday's 2ndannualp~si
dent 's luncheon features
Pancho Gonzales as guest
speaker and actor Charlton
Heston as master of cere-
montes , to be foUowed by
Lauder 's PSW Pro-Celeb
champlonships on center
court.
At 3 p.m., Chad Everett
aDd Tim Peralta compete
against Chris Connelly aod
George Ma<.'Call. Charltoo
H~ston and Clyde HJppen-
stiel fa ce BUJ Cosby a.DC1
Nels Van Patton at 4:30p.m.
The winners of these
matches play ror the PSW
gold meda 1 ln the tlnals at
6 p.m.
Tournament admission ls
tree through Toorsday. For
reserved seating and lunch-
eon reservations, c:all
NBTC, 644-0050.
MICHAEL DAVIDSON
SUCOJMBS AT AGE 13
Mi chael Davidson, 13, a
student at Kaiser mtddle
school 1n Costa Mesa, died
Sept. 3 of leukemia at Cblld-
ren • s Hospital of Oruct
Count\', tn Oran&e.
Ml cbael ls ~mved by
his father, Mark Dafldaoa.
sisters Shannon and H•tber,
and brother Tooy, all of tht
ramUy home at Z?a Palmer.
Costa Mesa..
Se"tces were beld n..._
day at the Prelb7ter1U
Church of the COYtDUt Ia
Costa Mesa, tolloYtd bJ a
prlvatt burial.
Baltt-B rtmlll of C<Mia
lfua was tufttral dlndor.
Newport's Parkt, B•cbH by 20-toot pnp 08 their
ud R.eteeUoa Commllstoll property. 1'be CoacJJ wu
YOted TvtldlJ DICIIt to uk uiWllmoas tn..,_&.pU-
tM CatJ c~u to oalcJallJ au. ala..,....~
IIIIIIIPOlt P~ 2, tht to UYIIIC -..rt.n Ia tiM Rt
.-. park boM IDIUatl•t 08 JtOGt. City Adon~Jioy.J-.
.. Ncwt.-.r tlecU. bal-actn.ect tbe t.eeJu• to ee.t
IGl. coart aeUoD to ll1111tr tW.r
HARBOR USC ALUMNI
PLAN FOR KICK-OFF
Tbe NfW'IIOI't Harbor USC
Alumni Ca.b wtll bold Its
lllaaal ••ttck-ofl party'' i)r
tM 19?$ U9C b)l)a11 .. -
1011 at Ropr't GardtDI ID
H ut»or Vt.w HUla Slhrday,
k,X. 11.
A Santa Au motortst is
in eltre""'ly critical coa-
.diUOO, a female comC*lJOD
lD stable CODifttioft l.Dd 3
men art lD Cosca Mesa )Ill
c barp:t wltll uaalt with
a deadlJ W'tiPOD and ftiODJ
bJt &Dd "' Costa Mesa
pollee NtPOrt.
Occtpaata of tile puuued
car Ja.Ued oa ebl.rpl oll\it
ud r. ud arault wtUI a
clelldJ.j Yeapcla ~" F rut A. vma. 21, s.ta ADa; AJ-
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at • p.m. ot tlill usc..or.rc-
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• CELEBRATING A MIRACLE
A miracle on Mariner• IW.e --tllat's
what ts be~ celebrated Saturday at
open house festivities. It ts a miracle
indeed, when you look back at the uttsr
devaStation of a block-buster ftre 20
months ago, the formidable challenge of
planning the reconstruction of the entire
block, the difficulties in dealing with
clty regulations and demands, the delays
caused by the Coastal Commtnion, and
ftnally the actual job of rebuilding. The
result is a tribute to enterprtse and
determination. Welcome andcongratula-
tions, Mariners Mile Squljrel • • • • • •
• BEGGAR MAN IN WASHINGTON
The Costa Mesa City Council has just
about reached the pinnacle of folly --
JOmmg 4 other .Orange County cities
in sending an official beggar to Wash-
ington, D. C. , to wheedle more of tllat
"free" cash from our overly-generous
but flat-busted Uncle Sam. This beggar's
mission is going to cost Costa Mesa
about $14,000 for the last 8 months
of this fiscal year. That figures to
about $21,000 a year, and probably a
whole lot more.
ln order to grasp the incredible idiocy
of this squandering of tax funds, just
consider what is going to happen all
over our land of greed. Other cities
and counties will get the message, and
each one, not havtng' the guts to refuse
federal handouts, will also send a beggar
to Washington. There must be about
30,000 government entities in our na-
tion. Each one will be spending about
$21 ,000 a year for the "man in Wash-
ington."
The resUlt, as far as getting more
cash for the poor home folks, must be
a stand-off, since everyone will be
there begging, and how could Uncle
Sam show favoritism to, say, pnerty-
stricken Costa Mesa as against poverty-
stricken Cartersville, Georgta, or We-
wahitchka, Florida! But not quite a
stand-off --actually a dead loss, be-
cause the taxpayers across the land will
be about $600,000,000 poorer --the
amount they will be putting up for
their beggar-men in Washington.
Revenue sharing is indeed a de-
moralizing highlight of thts bicentennial
year. What a way to honor our brave
pioneers wh'l established this once proud
and enterprising nation! • • • • • •
PROS and KAHNS I
TEitltOitiSM ~UPPflltT~ SOVIET ENSLAVEMENT
In the So"'~' Uniun tnmri!lm il'l an offid11l Ktnnlln
monopoly. and no t onl)' J on't they d~ny iL they adwrti:wo it.
The Kremlin h:a~ :announ .. 'C'd , In thr~:tl<n Olympic :~thletc
Nem!t.\lnov :.nd othen who lih hin1 woulll ~~«k politi..::.l
asylum. t h:at If he dO!~n't return to th< SovWt Union h i~
f1m\l y there Wi\1 he ht'\tl ll~ hll~flll" :lnll Wtltl\11 ~u frer.
The llebinkl 4reemt:nt we wert' told w:u li ke 11 n
em11ncip;~tion prCK:IIIm:ttinn , hut the So""''~:(ilnt'1.1 it :~nd they
are treou ina Ne mt ~~:~no" likr 11 run aw:~y ~b"e. he-.·::uK he i5
~eetina :tllylum In Ca n:~da t o e!Q J'( from Sovie! slnery.
PUILIC NEEDS PltOTECTION NOW
Labor union laws, puttfk prote .. 't ion for union power. now
iltuml• out to he a ..-ure worK than 'tt1e d ~:t~~t . Now il it' tlw
,_lk: Uut d•p~nt~ly 'Me<fs protectkJn ap in-union powtr,
• oitce the unionist~ ..-4011 protcc:t ion.
The public tlut OI'ICI s•pponcd strikes •iue. employers II
.ow •uff•rl•l from s u it• tlut amount to ltrik• •'-st tbe
... lie.
It 61 d iM tt.• lnteftlll ol U. J*bllc. ..... hCOIIIh-*4 ud
protect .. , to ,.. •• _. to die .... ..,... •11111-"'e rest of
•: tbM we ,.._ • ... to IO"f'll~.., &.wa tlult ruor an,
.,.... oWr adMr p.,., ot f....:tf ny .,.O.III'O"Pf owr ,.,
or•or••.....,.._..~
This party
is liHerless
Litter IWIJ'eDeSS weet 1D
Newport B-.cbYIDdsupS.-
d&J db wbat ls bllled as
''tbe world's lulest litter-
leu party•• IDBalboa's Pen-
luolla Park.
AU week. fl1)ee.ill elea.a-up
dllmplter biDs bue beeo
placed llltn.tegte oelgbbor-
bood 1ocltklas. Anti-Utter
crews, sport!Drl '•can your
trasb .. t-lbirts hu e v.rg~
ru:ldslts to clean up r esl-
deDtlal aDI1 business areas.
SIIDda)', awa.rds wUl begtn n
to tbe cleanest, tbe most
lmprot"ed and the worst
llel.gbborboods ln town, 1n
both reskleDtlal IDd eom -
meretal categories. ·
Suzaooe Rudd of Newport
Shores, omelal chairman of
tbe city's anti-Utter com-
ni.tttee, says tn.sb bins are
locafed at the Market Basket
putiDg lot In Central New -
port, at ED.Sicn mldd.le school
in Newport Heights, David-
SOD Realty 1D West Newport,
Community Youth Cente r iD
Corona del Mar, and at Mar-
iner's library pcarkt~ lot
1n Westclltf.
Members of the city Plan-
DiD~ Commission wUl act as
)ldges for SUnday's awa rds.
Tbe awards wiU be dveo
durtag the Utterless party,
from 4 to 6 p.m. The party
will include free hOt dogs,
ebUt and soft drinks for
partle.lpa.nts, plus mus ical
(entertainment, according to
Mrs. Rudd.
The antl-Utter com mittee
was formed last year. Be-
sides conducting Utter
awareness week, It hands
out Utter bags on the
beaches, passes out bu mper
stickers and show s an anti -
Utter movie.
Last year's winner of the
eleuest neighborhood
trophy was Balboa lslaDd.
ROBERT S. HIRSCH of Bal-
bo&, sales manacer wllbln
the ?0 member Newport of-
flee of Coldwell Banker
CommercW Brokerage Co,,
haS been ~iDted as an
asststant vice-president of
tbe real estate f\rm. Before
joiDlnC Colttwell Banker In
1962, he was Artzooa a..rea
sales manager ror Yobll Oll
Co. He earned a ba.chelor of
arts degree at Claremont
Men's College.
... "t...e-
ORANGE COUin'Y ... A TERCOLORIST st><acer ~
left. 1s nMhftlle a aelectioo ol his palatlap u.ro.ct1
October 15 at ttllll!: Newport Beach otrtce ot Los Allceles
Feden.l Sari.ap, aeross tron: City Hall. SbcnrD bere wttb
SaviDCs MaM.pr But SoliD.. Mr. W.arquls, &n arcbiteet ·
afld resideal Ot Fouata.ln Valley, bas woo oamerou
awards aad was booored at tbe Orange COIIIIty Fair art
sbo'lf • where his work WCII a 4rst prize aDd u bononble
meratioo award presellted by )llror Mllltrd Sheets. SboWD
tn !be -Is tbe oolDU.C. "Dories reody lor
l&Dding." Tbe exhi)UJoa Is opea to the pablle from
9 a.m . to 5 p.m. MODib.y through Ttllraday, llOtlJ 1 on
Friday, and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ..
MARILYN MANION
Amenr•on Way f'eawri'S
The Birch Log
Another Rockefeller Ticket
.,. .hlfa I'. Jle'M1 p 1 ~ c.nt.l to CIO'Wit aJI p 'u4t -....
BrliMill, Al....._,t. -n.t oat u .. IIDd .._. ..,.,_ to llriat _. ee«W. ud
1101neoae ..... )"'U tMt oli.,._y ewe. ill liviDc JDOn ·~ iato hit arbit. O..W Roc:U.
proof thet an Ofdiauy A-x. caa Mo-.. a r.u;. bl 1m l•..t.d • .... JI'OQP edld t..be
.. " Pretidential candidet.e .m.hout ...uiac "J'tit.c.-.1 coaua.-. 'l"'aiiJ ..... the foeut "
ou.t to u y po•eclw<*er or r.u.p..-,, tell him oa bftncinc North A..tricl... Wt~Mm Europe,
you wish it were .b.,_. t.eU him that Jimmy aDd Japu ioto ua ...arpboua Nlionalaroup-
Carter ;. not an ord.in.ary American. He i1 in&. The P\lfPC* • the orpni&ation, ~inc
u ordinary PT'elidentill eandtdate; another in a to ill own publ._. atemeata, is to .Ubliah Ions line ol political nobodies who have ridden economic. political, and military harmony
to fltardom on the ooauail1 of the rDoM power. amq theee industn.l u.tioM. Slice it eny w1y
ful (amity in the world, the Roc:kefellen. you like, it CUD81 up • anothet dilution of
national ~ty leed.in~ to the Rockefeller
O..W lloeUieUer dream~ world 10ftmmmt. •'
David Rockefeller ill turely one or the mOIIt
important mm on earth. From hi11 bueatop the
prest.igiouA Chi.Ae M1nh1ttan Bank in New
York, he diftcu a financial empire th1t doe.
busineu in well over one hundml n~tiont. TO.
get het with his brothel:l, he is prov1bly a p ro-
moter of world rovernment 1nd an appe111er ol
Communism. And, despite t he ~eernina eontra-
ditlon (which is no contradictWn at all), the
capitalist Rncltefellen are •mons the fon!m~t
advoc.-ateA of AOCialist big cove.mment in Amer·
ica. They know that 110meone ends up on top
even in a socialist Of' communist ayste m.
M akin~ money is not David'1 110le OCCUPII·
tion. He ill al110 hea"ily involved in t he business
of accumulating political control , both in the
Uni ted States and elsewhere. ln 1954, he and
Princt" Bernhard of The Netherlands inaugu-
rated the annual Bilderberg meetings -..Cret
~atherin~s ul Western European· and North
American leaders. It is no accident th1t na-
tional leaders on both sides of the Atllntie are
Bilderberg gradua tes almost without ei«ption.
At hom e. Oav1d serve~~ as C hairman of the
Carter ... tile C• bd•
Where does J immy Cartrt f.,w-e in all of
this? Well. the "oblcuft" f<JnDer Governor of
Gecqiti •• pe::nt)ft&lly taiJI*( by David Rocke -
feller for me:mbenh.ip in the Trilateral Com·
miuion. Within month• of ita foundin&'. Car-
ter, the new "e:rwmy ol the E.lA.blishment,"
wu one • fewer than sixty American• in
D•vid 's lat.elt front lf'OUP· Once: you ret tapped
by 01vid, of eoune, doors betin to open and
other Rock~eller &tulett cli~b •board your
bandwap.
Columbia Univenity'• Zbipiew Bnezinski
hu often been menttone:d u Jimmy'• top for.
eign poliey advi110r. It ju1t ao happen• that
Brzezinski i• • veteran C .F.R. memlwr. u ar~
numerou11 othe:ra on Carter's team. But Bruzin·
ski i11 al110 a Henry KiSAinger protest. and is th('
fou nding Di~Yctorof tht' Trilatera l Commi11sion.
TAXES: WHO BEARS
THE BIGGEST BURDEN? Board of the semi-secret Council on Foreirn He-
and eager for tax reform . lations in New York City. The t600C.F.R. mem-
Wh y nol t'S tablish a ben; dominate the fie lds of communieatiom,
A most popular populisl
IS the one of tax reform .
The rh e:toric is calculated to
mak e us pla in folks jump
with joyo us greed at the
prospect of havin(l: all those
looph oles closed so that th e
fat cats and corporations
w ill haw-to fork over moro:>
of th eir money to the I.R .S
Implicit in this iiPJlfOach is
tht notion th at SU\'h reform
will have the effect of
lowering the ta xt s of the
rest o f us. On ct we have
swallo wed the pa ckage , how
can we fail to votr for the
gu y who h ;~s prnmised · to
thus save us s.o me money
ntimmum tax and leave it at b · pol
Jimmy Cart.f'r is called the miracle candi·
date, who i11 beholden to no one and no group. If
you believe that. lhen you will probably belie.._·e
the sam• of J imm y's runninc mat~ -deapite
the fa ct that Senator Walter Mondale him8elf
holds memben;hip in the Rockefeller Council
on Foreign Relation!. and the Rockefeller Tri·
lateral CommiMion. O bviously, Carter and
Mondale constitute another Rockefeller ticket .
at the delid ous expense of
those rich people~
One of the thmgs a
populist .:a ndid ate u<;ually
won't tell you '" that
"loopholes" werr placed m
the tax laws for good
reasons. The dedu.:t 1on rn,
home mortgage •nterl'st. for
instance, t'xtsts m order to
help you own a hume il"
well as to stmJUiate 1he
building industry, thereby
pro"iding houses and JObs.
The capita l g.ai ns provision
IS there to encouragr
investors and add itiona I
jobs. Incidentall y, lest you
think th at invest or~ are all
rich, most o f the 25 m1llion
indi\•idual Ame ric an s who
own shares of corpo ration
stock are not wealthy hy
any definition, and the
rl'vision of the ca pital j!:Jlfl~
rule would hit hard at such
ave rage taxpayers.
We havr heard. :~nd he11rd
and heard , about those :!00
people who , last year, had
six-figure earning.~ but who
pa id no in co me tax . It 's
enough to make the
common man ravmg mad
•
u~<mPSS. itics, milita ry ,govemment and just th~t " Tht' best reason not 10 about every ot her national ende1vor. The C.F.R.
do so ilf I hat the tax·reform is aptly labelled "The E&ublilhme:nt. ..
lobhy would o~ without liS ..
TnOS! 0amboyant ,.reason"
1m changmg !he wh olr laX
,y,!t'lll . Costa Mesa Police Blotte r
n 10st' ..., ho l>em·fit most
ff nm Ia >:: loophol es are no!
tile weahhy. Rn11.er Frerman
of th e lloover Institution
nOi t'~ 1hat. in Jll 7:!. people
makmg less than S7 .000 a
ye111 earned 11'1 per.:ent of
th e mco me but pa1d only
n5 pe rcen t of the taxes:
thCISC'
s 1 ,000
making
and
between
~20 ,000
re cr 1vtd 57 percen t of the
incomt' but paid 4Q prrc~nt
of tht' taxe~: t ho~r mak ing
S20 ,000 and a !:love rarned
-:!1 percent of 1 he in ~·ome
~nd patd 44 percrnl of the
laXl'S.
Th < fi gurrs abon
reprc-senl taxes paid after
"loo ph oles" and
deduct ion ~. Read them
aga u1. You don't have to be
a rnotthem<t1cia n to figurt'
out th at the people who
make the mo~t money pay
tht' la rgest proportionat e
share of the tou es. Th e
people who t-arn less pay a
smaller sha re. Th ose wh o
rarn least pa y the smallest
Sh011 rt'.
Who '" t h< ,,.
refor rnrrs going to gouge?
The people who slready pay
the largest percentage of
thrir income in ta xes? Or
wil l they erase such
loophole-s as mo rt p ge
uu~res t dedUl'tlons -and
hun l"verybod y aaoss th e
board. fai r and sq uare ?
What nrrds reform at the
mo ment is the feder01l
hud get . Ask the ca nd id.;.te~
wh at they plan to do about
thai.
MUSICIANS HEEDED
FOR BAND AT O.C.C.
Do you play the clarinet,
trombone. French bom, b&s·
soon or tuba? Orange Coast
College's symphoole ba.od is
searchlnc tor people this
tall who play those tnstn-m-. AU lDtensted muslelllls
are eocoanged to sleD ap
at tbe llnt class m..U.C
OCII Uoocilf • Stpt. 13, ll 1J
a_,m. Tbe class meats dally
a_t 11 a.m. 1t1 Room 109 at, occ·. aew bUd ........._.
Dr. *rma ~ber Ia briDd
dlrodor.
Tllo arttooocert lltlalod
lor ""'. 4 Ill tbe OCC udl-
tortllm. ne rroup'• •Ileal
....,._, ...... froii)OOO-.
te-ruy ID elaltlcal lll1l
IDcJMn ooahqJOnry jUZ.
TEACHER HOMORED
~-~·... ~-.-at
-Ytlla ..-, c-·---.-• ..,.. •. a..,.. .. •-
_, ... -,.., «1-....... ,..
FROM THE Bill f
• THURSDAY, Attr;. Z6
A bufllar entered the
apartment of Roderte Mu.ru-
rus, 2831 Bristol st .• wbUe
he was out bicycle riding,
taklne a typewriter, T.V.,
stereo and cash, a $2:50 loss
• • • Three new radios,
valued at $900 were stolen
from three new ears at Bill
Jones , Sports Car Center,
Z833 Harbor Blvd.,tbeburg-
lar using a screw driver aDd
prytool on the ears in the
parti.D« lot area , , • Cars
driven by Joe Garcia, 5?,
Santa ADa. and ~· K. o~. 23, Hunttngt:oo
Beacb, were invoiTed lD a
trame aeeldeat oo falrYiew
Rd., 154 feet oorth of Paul-
arlDo An.
• FRIDAY, AUG. Z'7
A pedestrian. Robert S.
Hickam, 26, Buena Park.
complalDed of paiD but re-
fused medical aid after be-
ing bit by a car drlveo by
Dorothy L. Copeman, 64,
of 171 Costa Mesa st., on
Orange Ave., 114 feet south
of Flower St •... Jeffery
Lee ShotweU, 1367 -B Baker
St., reported the burglary
of a $100 camera aod $110
bo:r: of tools from b1s eu
puked at !bat -•••
A thief )acted up the ear or Robert o. R!H, 1800-A
Walllce An., ta.klDg t tires
aDd ·wbeell 'l'lluelJ at $2:40
leavblc the veblc.le restiD(
00 blocks.
• SATURDAY, AOC., !8
AD a.r&JODllt poared otl oo
a put1ally~nt wood frame
ruldooce o! Alben. Loera,
2036 llaple st.. lptttac It
at 1!:03 a..m., eauLDg a
$200 flre, whleb was e:r:.
tiDcaisbed·by tbeCosta Mesa
!Ire tlepartmem ••• A burr-
tar took a pane from Bar-
bara L, Taflor, 1440 Doa•-
vllle Pl., a t70 Joss. IDclud.
lag ~ndlt cards, check
boob, driver'• Ucea.ee ud
...,. •••• A btlrclartoc>lt
$130 calli from a 111e ID
Taco Bell, !tOO Falrriew
Rd •• trbl1t tbe buiDea ...
eloMd. t111t tben n1 II)
-olloreod ....,_
U.........,OI'_,e, • .A
'*'Ill< loreod a tlcbl WI-
of Tbeodore E. Ericksoa of
1??9 Tana~:er Dr., CettiDC
$13,083 irortb or it<>ms, itl-
eludlng 3 shotguns, a mink-
leather coat, 2 TV sets, a
radlo-eassette player. a bag
of military relies, a watch,
rings and earrings.
• SUNDAY, AUG. 29
A burglar u.sed a coat
ba.Dcer to ga.ln eDtry to the
ear of Richard G. Cumutte,
635 Baker st., taking a C.B.
radio, 8 tnck tapes in a
ease aDd 3 pair of glaSses
• • • A buqlar forcibly
removed a screen. climbed
tbroagh a bedroom window
into the apa.rtmeot of WU-
lbm M... Hertel, 321 Avo-
cado st., taJdnc a $500 ooe·
el&:lrth scale n.dlo.-eoo.·
trolled gas.powered race:
car aDd transmitter . . •
Marcelle Lane, Santa Ana,
reported the $500 theft of
a color T.V. fromberlocked
ear at 3333 Bristol st., pos.
s ibly a coat hanger bet.Dg
used to pin eatry ... Bob
Lee Graves, 33, of 626.0
Hamuton St., was charged
with throwtag a knife aDd
eutunr the leg or Sbaroo
Rae Saandera, 30, same ad·
dress, in the UYIDg room
of tbelr '-:>me ••• A burglar
entered tbe borne of Gary
L, Eoderstee, 3045 DooDy.
brook Ln., tat1ag $20 but
lnrtac a.n automatic band
(110 adjacfllt • • • Tbelma
D, Healey, 34, flaat1actob
Beaeb, saft'ered a lower Up
abrasloa. wbt!G ber car bJt
tbe rear of a car .stoJ:iped
for tntrle, drlv• by Davtd
C. Day moo, «, ot 1615 Palaa
Pl., Costa Mesa. wbteb was
forced lido tbt rear of the
ea.r ot steven J. stablbeber,
Z4, of 393 Hamlltoa st.,
11Docktd tmo tbe rear of
tbe ear ot Kerin F. Baugh,
23. Holl)'WOOCI, an wesCboaDd
oo Vtclorto st. at C--
n.atal An. • • • A barclar
Ol:ltalDecl a •ereo recetver,
T.V., tape player aod tun •
tabl... au n.laed at $5?0,
from tbo .,._ oiMark
W. Onntrett. 160 W, WU-
-st .... Butlaft I«
W-, 1214 NtbnA& Ln.,
·-tbo uoo _.,, 10~ bl.qcle trom ber -· dow -lid ·-IU<IIP-too -Jlol.
1., ..... ,. .... riDr Aft., • MONDAY, AUG. JO •
taldll $'100 -too o111u --B. Mama, Z&, o!
u. ..S a p111t011 -~~~-Z!I15.A --Aft., -
N-~-... iUoD ID C0ota -boo• ... ,._ ~ ... ·-~· ..... Clpl.. ...... at $110, pltl.l -..,..... -•
..... -.., • --_.aelol ....... , ..
a ear II 1W1 -·· S..· wrilt II I ..scJdl ...._
porto, lfiO --._ • • • A ---a wldJe doeld 11r b &Til $1'75 C.B. ndo ""-a lOW DaYid 1 ..__ m t..:t IW'IIf!ll 1o cwro
• • • • ~-· ..., ·---. 1'1t'l ....... C0811:a ....... CD ,...... ........
-a ""'i'or -II M , ... · • • -- ' • If ..... haiU liM• ....... worD of )l'ftlrJWU
..... Witlll ...... '-.... td ..,.~ ., __ E rn. T'M't ,..til" I-t--• • •-. •--'-..'*''PI7 AJNI.II,ot......:PI 7 .............. FT ..... ..... _......,. __
-...•-~~~a•~~o-.... ....,.,.,...,. _ , -,.._·---too --···----...... ---~~ .. --·· --too -~~~-• TVIIDAI, AUG. II CUller ............ ..._ u. 'hUH,-
E. Atldosoa. 251 of S264
Colondo lil., was eha.rred
with selliDc 12 gnms of
cocaine to pollee ageats for
$?00 1n a sta.otoo market , ••
Walltce: R. Pt.Dkley, 83, of ·
42'7 Hammon St., drtfinc
sooth on Newport Blvd., ?42
feet nortb of Del Ma.r Ave.,
suffered a lacerated fore-
bead, right elbow and left
thumb When his eo:r swerved,
s truck the west curb, bit a
power pole aDd veered bac k
into the 'third laoe and cot.
llded with a car driven by
AI'DQJ.d L. Wallaee,35,GltD-
dtle, Ariz •••. A burglar
obta.ifted $6811POrtb of stereo
components, WcPce and
mlsetlla.neous clothlDg fro m
the pnge ot Joys. PUke:r.
ton, 852 SoDora Rd •••• A
burgla.r removed louvered
glass In a YiDdow to p in
eotry to tbe home of John
H. Dickey, 111.0 W. 18lb
St •• ta.k1ng stereo equtpmeot,
a watch, and T.V. set, valued
at $-4?0 •.. Two leatber
coats, worth $410, were
taken by a woman from Tan-
ntry West, 3333 Bristol st.,
wltbout paying for them , •.
Leony A. Rf!Dda, 43, of 2204
Donnie Rd., Colt& Mesa,
stopped In a left turn lane
on Harbor Blvd. at Mesa
Verde East, was attacked by
tbe male oceapant of a v&n
WaitlD( behiDd him; hlJ U-
sailaDt struck bJm wlt.b bJs
flst, pulled blm. out of bls
veblcle and eootitlled b.lttltlc
him Whlle •andl,.-in the
ceDter dJvider, belort drlv.
lng IWQ' westboaod oa Mesa
Verde ••• El'llieH. Goodale,
68, S111ta Aaa, was ehuged
with felolly aDd misdemeanor
hU aDd nm IDd uasafe speed
after bls track h1t the rear
of 3 ears oa Bristol St. near
Paula.rlDo, drtvea by Mary
N. Pala)l.c, 19, HunUQCtoa
Beach, who coqQtDed of
neek aDd btck paJa; Patrtcta
J. GerUac, 40, 4850-Part
Newport, IDd Yoltdyukl
Y1111k1, 32, Saata Au ••.
A but'llar --a $lS5 rill( and $102 cash from
tbe home of Carol A. Kam -
me:ra. 1'715 Hlftll Circle
• , • A bucllr broke a
-to pia ootry to T-·· Yudop.mE.I7tb
lit.. toll( MI.Ot -tbe
cull-... B..,..J.
.. .,..,., II, ol 2171 ltbple
st., fllartoc----r• oa A.nold A .. ._ c:om-
ptaiDotl lllol ..... -Nd
lila dol to attock 11101 llltd po-. ll rlllo tl bt ...
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1100 West Graham Avenue
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• SUIUIER IUGHUGRTS --For 8oee lll.ar7 1M Bob &ane.a tbe ....,...,. ...
tlaJt 'ftole .unmu It the St. FI"UCU YKM
Clllb OD T1Dalt'J ls1aDc1. Tbey -.re UM111C
tlloae wt1o aoqalred OM of the ...._ .......
boat bomes baJ.U oo Ttult1 • • • Bob tad
u orpo l.utalltd 10 any DICIIt CliO! be
'•coacert DJc!L•• &ammer PMts JDclltded
Lacy and Walter BU'roQCbs from oar toft
and Aue 8oada of Chleacb.
NOW --for tbe Nat1oaal Ssutlc Leepe
tbe bJcblicbt wu the lDDIII.I Cbrtstmu cud
ale at the Ba.muoo•a Balboa waterfrollt
home. Rose Mary came borne to aee tbe
Chrutmu tree lUI and trtmmecl, woocliD
eoldJen l1Ded 1.-p alone the walk and Ute
•L&e and Jolly SlOta 1D place to welcome
g...u for Christmas cards and ooektiJl
buftl!t. AuJ.st1nc as boltesses were Carmf!ll
Jobuon, cud eveot cbairt!Wl; Elsie Walter
lDd Anoe Bouda. Husban<ts Gleaoe .JolmlcG
I.Dd Jobnnle Walker plus Roy Gibson 41d
tbe honors with the eoektalls. Some of
the guests we saw selectinc t~ greetings
from the various tables of books were
tbe Dale Duons, Moot Brokaw, Mmes.George
Bradford and staytoo Dorris and the Cluk
Kings. AJao Lloyd Huffman from Biddeo
HUJs plus Con and Joe Darclle. More
wer e a rriving as we were leaving, happy
wUb our selection and our mite towards
helping the local ('hapter which t he a1falr
beoented. • • • • •
Summer highlights for General Curtis
LeMay and artis t wife, vivacious Helen,
Included having thei r daughter Jane (Mrs.
James) Lodge and her 10 year old son,
Charles, from Llncoln, Nebraska ••. He r
pedlatrlci.an huSband couldn 't jolo her as
they had already speot much tlme on their
bicentennial tour. ''Grandpa Curt•· enjoyed
Ule fi shing trip down Mexico way as much
as Charles enjoyed catching ttoe BIG fish.
Helen and J ane enjoyed their st2y In town
at the Beve rly Hilton, dlnlng at the Bistro
• • • doing wo men things as shopplng ..•
checking the art wor ld; alter aU, Helen
couldn't stay too long away from pallette
and brushes. ·-• • • •
For Ed Schumacher, summer hlghllgbt
just had to be the suprise birthday party
staged by loving wlfe Floss in the Quarter
Deck room or the Balboo Bay Club. He
had no lnldlng, oot one clue •.. he t hought
they wer e going to Catalina, their maiden
voyage on their new Bertrum ..• preceded
by a bon voyage social hour at tbe BBC.
Flo,;s had even put the dogs in the kennels.
Ed's 87 .year-young mothe r with his sister
Marg and daughter came down from Seattle
•.• stayed pn ctlcally next door, at Mar y
Jane Queyrel's, for two days without Ed's
lmowledgel Some 100 family and !rieods
gathered to help him celebrate! Alter dinner
a • • gorgeous" birthday cake was wheeled
In • • • Laverne Hall used a secret recipe
ln ~king ttl Tbe first slice divulged the
s ecret . • • It was spooge rubber ••. but
unda~tob.ble Edward took a bite anyway!
Finale to the eYenJng was a real blrthd2y
cake, music and dancing aboard the Pavilion
QueenJ ••• Catalina can wait! • • • •
AJoog the summer birthday highlights was
dloner at the Shark Island Yacht Club, hosted
by Dr. aod Mr s. Gerry Rapp .•• a suprlse
for W AB ••• that's Wutred A. Berls .••
tlllet mignon wtth aU the accompaniments .
Hostess Rut h had a rranged for the birth-
day cake . . . brought to the table aUght
with candles . • • no sponge rubber here,
but ther e was one r ecalcitrant candle, a
couple of hard puffs, however, alerted birth-
day boy • • • thls was a~never-say-dJe
9fECf U ST L--
• • • • • 8ttsJ t.Dd Dtck ->toddard's let.surely trip
ttarwp · bome country Wyom1Jic ••• -.p
t11Joo11Cb Cauda, Lake Louise ••• Portlud,
Oreroa • • • or wberner the road becllooed
••• wu tbetr summer hJ.cl1ll(te. Left one
110m &I borne .•• he wanted to spend his r
time and mooey su rf1ng ln lbwall • • • so ·
MOTEaOOK $
PLASTIC BINDERS
FILLER PAPER
PENCIL lOX£$
PENS' PENCILS
ERA$ERS
LUNCH KITS
COMPASSES
P ROTR ACTORS
T ·SQUAR ES
RUL ERS
CRAY0t-4S
he Is theft oow, I ~eve ..• other members ~
of the famlly are oow bome eoJoylDg tbe
after glow'! • • • • •
Fol' Toni and Mark Ar ml&tead, Dover
Shores, 'twas one bi~bU&bt alter another.
Flrst, Toot's birthday luau oo tbe Lsland
of Kallal. Some 40 plus frieods new fl'Om
Hooolulu IDd the 20 or more who Oew
from here to ~in lo the festiYltfes at Hanalei
locluded Fran Gately, litar jorie stamper.
P~tty Spiel mao, Peggy Kennedy, Kay Nor iT'ln-
ton, M~ekte Rodrigues, Florence Ryptnski,
Do WUstuman and Betty Schumacher .
COLORING PE,..CILS
Mf H ·H F /( H ~But I I\ I R\ fill '•·
l'O( \FFO F fJ R "R V k T'• \r Ht1fll '"
Next t be Armlsteads Oew in CUnt Mnchl-
son's private jet to the Bab2mas for a
mooth's stay on Clint's private Island the
SpanJsb Cay . . • !overly! mmm! Another
shining hour. Toni and Mark hosted a bevy
of their IUwa.ilan aod many of their south
of the border friends aboard thei r beautiful
Gllssaodo. Frl<>nd Luis made happy music
on the organ, pleaslog everyone during the
bay crulse ••. Last I.Jot not least, daughter
Kelly brougbt ho me more awards and ribbons
TERESE HELESE GARRA,
11 year old daughter of R. H.
Gam, 405 Dahlia Ave., Co-
rona del Mar, placed 3rt1
in the Miss Call!omia l:ni-
PRESCR IPTIONS FILLED 7 OAYS A WEEK
9 • 9 WEEKDAYS 0 9 -7 SUt4 DAYS
verse young miss pagt>ant,~~==================~ held recently lo Fullerton.
She ts a Llocoln scbool stu-
dent, competes 1n swimming,
sailing aod volleyball, and
has won over 200 rlbbuns
in swimming and salll~
competition. Her hobtlles a re
skiing, painting witb water-
colors, cooking and ChinesE'
~beckers. Winner of the
younr miss pageant was 11
i'ear old Carolyn Luebke of
Missloo VieJO.
1021 E. COAST HWY., COROMA DEL MAR
from the bor se show at Ear l Warren's sbow LOCAL CHEf WIN
grounds at Santa Barba ra. • • • •
Gladys aod ArthUr 8 aum ca me do"lfll from
tbelr Pasadeoa t10me to have thelr Bal
ls le summer lilgh llght • • • between tbelr
blrtbdays aod we<Mtng anniversar}'. This
time they hosted a brunch 'oeat!l the state!)'
trees. Tables not shaded by them had um-
br ellas for the comfort of the guests. Among
early arrivals were Bernadi ne and Henry
Ullman, of Cm.t, the WilHam Aliens of Ltttle
Is land • • • ~1a r}' (Mrs. Jule) Axelson,
Ellen (Mrs. Walter) Keene, also Mr. and
Mrs. NelU Dav1s. More were the Mos~.>ler
Jones and the Ertward Pellegrins ... plus
Faye aod Vern IAidley, Lllhan and Spence
Honig, Dr . and ~rs. Suobye, A.dmlra: Roland
Smoot and wtre Sal!\. and ever so man}
others. .. •
For the Pellegr lns . . . another couple
who highlighted tht' sum mer, rather than vice
versa! Opal Mae has been most busy ,.·ith
Assistance League ... evaluation meetings,
and regional meetings .•. wo rldng towards
new chapters ln San Clemeote-Ca.pistrano
area . . • besldQi; a bit of tim a.tfa1rs, su~
as dinl~ at the Marriott wltb t.tUdred and
J esse Curtls, Dolores and Bill Miller •.•
EtheJiyn and Tom Walker, (only recentl}
home from the S<:andaoavian tour ) . • .
AU continued the eYen.Lng by dancing to the
last of the great bands. Tbe Curtises and
the Pellcg rlns have lnvltatloos In the mall
for a dinner-dance party the ver y last eve
of September! •· Tex'' Chandler Is back Ln
town . • . and of course Opal Mae 31od Ed
have been hlghllghtlng the su mmer with
her ... perhaps she wlll ''~'Ome to stay,
out our wa y ..• one dayl" You recall she
cooks for the Pyne's Boys Camp each
2ND IN CONTEST
Siegfr!ed On loa , 2~.
executivE> chef at the Shen-
ton ~e..,-port l:l!>ach Hotel,
woo 2od pla<:t> 10 this year 's
national sandwich ld~>a con-
test. His invention, t-ailed a
··Moll)' Brown," con.hlnt's
ha m, turkt>y c..'ld s~·lss
,.heese, all deep fried.
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F UL L ERTON
87 1-t020
A roolcle ln ncttlooal cul-
l!ld..TY competltlon, Mr . Ort·J;:::::::::::::::::;i !off upset hund reds of mast-
ers, won 3500 c.asll o~nd an
all -expense trip to ~e11o• Yor k
r-ity, where he and 4 ot:Jt>r
finalists were guests at tilt>
pos h Plert't' Hotel for the
coronation luncneon for 1976
sand11o·ich king.
83 1-2315 NO. 192237
COASTAL AREA
646·.509~
··Moll) Bro"'•n' · ls a deep-
fried saod'llo'lt h :-oil of ham,
turke}, s .. ·tss cheese and
spices on eoriched bread.
DCPAftTMENT STO"&
O••n 9: tO \.~. to f.: On P .... Da t,
Clo $~J s-JAr>,
1816 NfWPOttT IOUlEVMD. COSTA MfSA GOES TO SHEP P _.RD
Air l\ational Guar{i Air--;::~~;;~~;~~;~~~~===~
man Je!frey S, Brov.'D, son I BALBOA FUR FACTORY of Mr . and Mrs. Oscar 0
Brown Jr . of 3Z;ii Washing. HAS MOVED!
ton, Cost" Mesa, has gradu -
ated at Lac kland AFB,
Texas, from Air Force basic
trainlnl(. He OO\Io' £oes to
SheppJ.rd AFB, Texas, for
specl.alized training m the
wir e maintenanct' field. Ht>
is a 1976 graduate of Es-
s
at our new location.
tanc ia biJrh school.
summer. New textbooks displayed ~211 MARTL'\, •14,
PLAZ . .t. C E~TRE, IR\1NE
752-5252 Parents, teacher s and
community members u·ho
are conc.~rned about current
treods in the teaching of
composition, spellin~ and
other language arts art' i.n-
vlted to come and s~ the
state-selected language arts
textbooks oo dlsplar nov.• a.t
the 41strict's instructional
media services center , 919
Baker, Costa Mesa.
Princtpals of local K-8
s chools and their staffs v.·iiJ
be choosi~ books to usp
ln their classrooms for the
1977.7 8 school year from
among those displayed herE'.
Nearly lOO booksandother
items ar t' available for ex-
a mination, 3"cordln~ to
WU~ta PhUbrtck. element-
ary librarian, and comments
aDd reactions of viewers art'
sought. The collection may
be examined between 8 and
5 Monday through Friday.
lt r epresents only a part
of the stale-adopted lan-
cuage arts teltbooks. Tbe
eomplete coUecUoo is oo
t1isplay at the Orange Count~
board of educatloo office tn
Santa Ana.
( Nurtery Special)
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Vigorous growm~
\i ne ";th larfite
exo t k fl owers of
blue , whitt>. and
lavendE'r. Plant
near f E'nC'e. wall.
o r trt"UI .
1 ·al.
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1.49
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BACK TO SCI-IDOL T of loot1n( dec -
ades yoon,ger wtll be re-
fealed Wedoe8dly, Sept. l S1
at ''dulco for Uvtnc" at the
Balboa Bay Club, where a
JGnebeoa pro(nm oo outrl-
Uon ud tbe t>eallty or aa1nc
wtll be preMDttcS by Town
aD(J GoWII Ud tM Futlioo-
ables ol C-mu Collect.
C luella Rlneb ol Karbor
lal.ucS. l .. , .c! Wn. Jot.~
Scadde-r o1 Balboa t.alud art
pJ"tttlf!'Wllc falbkal ., bt
~ IWdnd Weu wUl
urnte tile IIIO'iftDc. A paMl
of apertl wtU ct•• fd)r-
matioo to a.o.. atttDdiDC.
(Nonoe.-..)
boya c.JO bG.tter in
Wondcarknit
SUISCI"I!
10 TMI IMSIGM
ONI..r U .OO A YF ~R
CALL 673·1510
,_ OIWIGE COAST COlLEGE COE .. .at llolp
, •• ..., •t d'tm 111 an ccc w pmes au
,..... n., an an •mber• ot occ•s -. leadiiC
-nor ..... -...... from 1<111, ...... IQrt.
--.--ud E-PIJ;-,...., lillie Aadti-.-1-urer nom.l.ck.
Pension seminar Sept. 21
A MIII4Mr a peneloo ud ---wlllbe pr111 ttd Sapt.. Zl at tbe
._ llolol..r , ..... .
port I>Jibe .. -... elop-... eommJUee of tbe New.
•• ofsodal
lillie
a, I'EG HAAI'A
port 11az1>or c-o1 Commerce. ne prGJn.m
wtll loJJow I 7:JO 1..111. CGD·
tiDeataJ bret!lcfa ...
Speakers wUf, be Cbarles
Wlrt of Califomla First
Buk; attomey Pta) F. Man:
of Rutu ~ 'nlclrer, IDdO.-
Dls Bron of the CPA firm_
AJeunder Gnat II Co.
Tbe procram wtll comply
wJtft tbe ICCO"'ItiDOf COD-
tlDafDI ediM:aUoD nl• of
the Calltomta st.te Board
of Accoariing for 2 IM:.r5
credit.
,I
MR5. GEORGE MUNGER
Mrs. Munger elected
The Newport 8Mch
cbapter ot. the N.o.ai
Cbartty leape MIWIN!H b
new slate ol oateen for
1976-77---. BW Roller of Corona
Hlehl•ods is oat ot the bo.s-SUIIMER lRAJNftG The new olllcors are:
Gil, 1S, fiPOIIs r1P1
... IIIIIJ... I'~ I
a lPN"' ... • ·-.u-•----···--I 0 ?NI1 ............ _' __ .. _ ... _. -
.awWr<J•t~lllll ...................
nor -•••.,.. ---..-..
MEW SEit¥1CE HOUR n. Y art; OCt ..... ___ _,_1111
t-... c.rdl "' 1111 -. ztOQ.Pac:illc VIew Ddft, l1adlat Ylow lllillo.
Clllrcb--1111:15
LUI • ..,.,, -.!ltMwol'lllllp
Mn1ce wUJ be atlO:JOa.m.. Dl.r1llt tbe ........ ..
clllucb llu .,._ ..._ u
IJdonnal .ntee It 5 p.m.
Sdlrday ud IHitrl(lc:al _..
Ylce at I a.m.. s-It.,.
...
-•• .....<.-~ -' . '
pllal, bat olll1 -""" ... loDe slow reeoYery Deees-
ary to hepltWs, • • •
Hal P1Dch1D of Corona d.el
Mar, put RaJ E.tateBoa.rd
prede, 1a OD his way home
from Alatrta •.• and Jpeak-
IDc of Hie NH-CM Realty
Board., GlaDy Cleek Is fUllng
.lD lor George WllllamSOD
u 41redor of the board
aatU tbe Dext elecUoo.
presldeat, Mrs. GIOfle D. FOR MIDSHIPMAN IIIID(er k.; Ill Yite-FMI·
llldshlpmao 1oooi>o E. deat, membenldp, Mrs,
Cutlord Holletler; 2Dd'f1.ce-
presldellt, wara • meu.~,
Mrs. Dooald PllrDQita; Jrd
nee~ na. .............. -Kruel; 4tb 'riot....-I dd at.
ebarllles, lin. Paol Jr-.;
reeordbe -.:ntary, lin.
Jolla Brtlc:or, corr • et. .illc ..entary, Mrs. SF t.t'd
8fllllll:; trea.rer. llrl. Car--The 1oiol Tney ellole lo Fire hits storage firms
... ~··-project.
Scbmttz. .,.. f)f Mr. IDd
Mrs. Jobo G, ScbmJb: ot
10 Mlniou Bay Drtve, Spy-
rlass ruu, baa completed
tbe summer tn.1.lllag phase
of his smcues at tbe NinJ Scramble for golfers
• • •
Met aay ltra..nge bugs
lately? RaclleOe Robers of
Corooa delMar .xlced .,me
nry la.rge •eln1loot1Dcfly-
typ& OIIIIDt:~berpr
da. For fei.J' the)' mlebt
I(I'O'W to tbe maD ---oops,
I*JIIle eatblc stu, RacheUe
-...._ tlty IIi • po-llee ~uu..l-eoa-
trol, Jllbllc Wltb, wba.tbaYe
YOI, at1l abe ftoally fCJBd,
tiM eoety motQUI.to abate-
mG aceoey. These ruce
people were out in a matter
of bours, scooped up a
Ample IDd at B a.m. the
D«d lliOI'Di.llc ea!Jed to D)'
tblt thiJ: 1a a beoetlclal bug
--IDd they breed 1D eactus.
II..ACK SO • .AFRICAN
DRAMATISTS COMING
OCC 's thMtre dtpu'tment
wW ho.t a 4-mertmer com-
puy of Black South African
dramatt.ts ln JI.DQary and
February. The YlsR marts
tbe flrst time tbat a Black
Soutb African company bas
ner IIJPU.l'8d oo an Amert-
cu colltl(e campus.
The rnq, was JpOtted ln
JobanDelllurg tMs •mmer
by James P. Bertholf, chair-
man of occ•s theatre de-
J)Utmeat, who was tnYfted
by Jo1m lllggW, a PJOIDI-
Deat South Atrtcao actOr and
dl.rfetor, to see the croup's
prodaetJoa of ''Survival.''
Academy,
The summer program wu
designed to provide .pncti-
cal esperleoce to supple-
ment aeademtc clusroom
studies. _ _ Midsblpmu
Scbmttz stud1eddamacecoo-
trol procedures attbe Pb11a-
The flrat IIIDIIIJ cet
acqqa.lDted IOlf tcnmble bu:
beeo tcbeduled for Ttlln-
day, Sept. 16, by tbe New-
port Harbor Chamber of
Commerce. Tbe •eDt Will
be held. from llOOil to fwWcbt
at lrYlaeCoa•CouotryCIIb.
delobla "Noma~ Sb1pJard ... LEASING POLICE pined nrst -elljlerlooce
1n sblph•'""l._ aac1 ....... vo::u"'lES 4UII'n s;btp-411oaN"'*llle '1 F Rra,'l ..&.WJ\ol' .--,-.,
80-fl.-Pitnll boltiJACbesa: _ ~tlftiW .... -..-. tilt %
pe.~ Bay. .._... b6Mu'a OG IIUII!c
1M 11m INde ODe-week ~t· police, nbicles Ylll be
orleotatlon T1slts to tbe CODdueted bJ "City M.acer
Nanl A1r statioD. PeMI-Fred Sorsabal. the Cotta
cola, Fla.; Marl.ue Col11S Mea City CouocU decided
Base, Quaatleo, VL; NanJ TaeDJ nlgtlt.
SubmariDe Base, New Loa-Coostraetlon of medtau
don, CODD.; IDd the Surface aDd a welcome sip oa
Warfare Scbool, Newport. Adams A.-e. wu ltltbort&ed
R. t by Bayltde BuDden IDe,
He has returned to An-upon acceptlat tbelr IU,2f0
napolls to contlmle his stud-bld:,·tbelowetttomeet~PeCI·
lea leading to bls bacca-ncaUool, Wardlaw Fire
lad reate and commission-Equlpmeot Co. was low bid-
Ing, d.er for 41,000 feet of three-
.AIRMAN JOHN ~.IMOR
TRAINING .AT LOWRY
Airman Johll L. Minor ,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lamar
Mootromery of 1987 Church
5t,, Costa Mesa, bas been
selected 6:>r technical traiD-
Ing at Lowry AFB, Colo.,
1n the Air Force avionics
systems field.
He recently completed
basic t.rai.n1tlg at Lackland.
AFB, Tnas. He is a 1966
l(r&duate of Newport Harbor
high sct.ool and atteoded
Golc:len West College, Hant-
tnetoo Beach.
inch ftre boae and 2,000
feet of Z-1/2-tnch flre bole.
EJpeDdltrtre of $205 wu
approYed tor a polleeomcer
to attend the Polltlea.I
Vloleace and Terrorb:m
semiDar 1n San Lata ObUp:t,
Sept. 19-24,
PHILIP BOWERS SR.
OF EAST II..U FF Dl ES
Pb1Up Bowers Sr., tn, of
2830 Carob, East Blolr, w11o
died Mooday at a Joeal coa-
nlesceot home, wt1l be
burled later tbiJ: week ln his
oaUve Florid&. A puformaoce of '•Sur-
yfnJ" WUJ be staged ln the
OCC drama lab theater. ""===7
Mr. Bowers, a retired
souDd techn.lclan, wu llYJnc
here wttb h11 -, PhUJfp
Jr. He Is also tu"IYed by
. his wlfe, Angell, aod 3
grandchlldren.
IOAIDING
GlOOMING
DOGS-CATS
"WE PAM.PER Y~ PET"
zos12 '-caa,..
Balt& ... Bergeron of Costa
Mesa was the fluteral df.
rector.
BI..ODDIIOBILE TIME
TIN: Amertcu Red Croq
BloodmobUe wtll be at tbe
Newport Harbor Llttlleru
Cilllrc~ CoYer DriYe,
froln 3 to F ridlf, SoJ>t. 17. .,,
IIIOdjl
VAIJLTS
COIN CENTER -····-· ........ COINS WANTID I
TGf' DGI!AI fOI COUECTIOIII
Of any SU.we buy. 1111 ilnd •-gold ilnd $ilvtr
C:AU (1 J4)
IJ6-6JIJ
liP' .vJ I MAIA2NI • LOUTIII. • lnMI
Joe carl, tii:Mu'III.IDMt
cbal.rm&ll,. ...,..tn. the nlea
u toUon: Eaeb member
of a touwome t.., off. Tbe
belt lbot otl tbe 4 ll aelected.
Eaeb member a. btU bU
... -from lblt .....
Apio, !be-of the4-
ls Mleded. alld 10 -..w
CM blllll lded. ......,._ ... _" -·--·-. -lolbeplaGGapar
~ •n . laaplt drt?e, .t
·clldltrs team.
SPARTAN TD TRAIN
.AIRWAYS STUDENTS H-&y-. Cor·
pont1oa, 4Je1BirdiR.w-
port area,. ~ Dat Ita
Spartu Sebool ol .._
ll&lltlcs lllbad1ary bas re-
cetred Its 88CODd major
commercial aYIIUoa COD-tnct to tra.ID ....,._, t.r
Iraqi Airwa11 Ill Its laeWty
1D Tala, otl.aiiOma..
Vena Settenolm, prell-
deat ol Sportu, -lbal
1t wu utlcfplttd tbat *·
.... wwld bec1D -
trataq -the .... 10 daJI Yltb u. ...... ,. tec:b-
oleal Eoc1lob -""m lol-
lowtd by ftl1aa cc:.tare~
of eommerdal aYiatloa
matat..ace lllldlet,
GOP UNIT lD MEET
Tbe Newport Hut»or Re-
pablicu Aaeaibly wm mHt
at 7 p.m. Sltaday, Sept. U,
at . !JU Vtlta Laredo,· the
Blatta.
PUBLIC NOTICE
FlCTITlOIJS BUSIHESS
MAllE STATEIIEIIT
Tbo loUowloc po,_ lo
dol]llr tM.-... U: Beau'•
8........ 1215 I . iltodi
Bt.d., -.., Ca, 12101:
.-EU.Wotora,nt1
Wl8doftr Dr.. Coroa dtl
Mar, CL liaS,
1'IU ' • Ill II c:oUteted
I>JII-.
Sipod:-..... . nu ......... llled
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READING PROGRAM
AT LINcot.J4 satDOL AtiLI __ _
..... Md teKben lbll
J-wiD~loa
••tNd I'Mdlll SII'OI(I'am
....,. ........ from 1:15 ..
1:50. -· -bo-
to brlllc ---. AftJIIIIiAil ad miCistew
for t11o clally -..-. per1ad ol 15 mlllltel. U.
..,._., accol'dlllc to u-
-P'loelpjlllalpi!W.r-
'-J, .. to ....... --_tlle_of,...... .. . ....nble aCti.Yitf,
to blllp • I ........ U.
M •ce ol Olltllldt acttn-
H•Md~
OKAY FDR SOCK-HDP
A aoe~ dDce at the
.... Verde ..... C•-
ter frvm 1 to s p.m. Saa:r-dlp,...,..ll, _ _..,..
bp IIIICGG -CitrC..-
eU ,..._..Y 111ct1t. A rwt ••
tH a.i .....t came from eM .. _ v-c-~opr.
1trom Co •
C.L COUMOL DK'S
SOLIOT PERMITS
,._ ......... OOIIclt
lor c:tuttiiiiiJIIII'IIDIII ...
...... .., ... COIIta -CltJ c-ce ,._.., ..,.,
Lrt a'• ~ o1 X..,... lie: .. AmHa, WiD __ .. __
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PU.8L.IC NOTICE ,. Q I'll D. ~ --;~~~~:;~;;-.._ rrmr• .... ltd • · PICi!iilCII--,_. 1o-... --·.ua· ITA.TIIIIft IIIII IIIIIJIIIE '1'1111 ....... ...,.. .. ..,., r w • "¢11M •DIHIPMMI TMES
....,,.,. ---·~ 'AT leA' I"IIOGitMJ Ce* .-. c "' -., .... _
'-"•• 7 1'tilli1M .,..,,a..,
9 lt£1 ··-1
2 17·-... _ .. ..., .... .,Or. -,:c-. ... ,, .....
'TI• ... t,~
... lflf, .... ~ ..... h .. ,
two eactae compi.Dies, a
ladller trvc)l;. 1n0rkel -qlne
company, 8QIIId truck and 2
battaltoa cbiefs follctlt Cbe
btau. The wallaoltheballd-
IDI( were Wt-ep coocrete.
Ceatury Pl. runs south oU
Baker St., w.r. of Bristol
8t.. and eut of the Corona
deiMarr ....... ,. llii:3~~
HARRY ,. WAI.TE'H
GO TO NJ:W YORK
•
•
DC* PAI"lWJ f11 Lido
............ II lll .. ftcl-
........ ot......._tw "••GOd. ........... _ era c....._..._ ..
Gad 1. ·--~ 0/ltlllt._....ottiii ..... II o1-.. .-....,rn.tm tiD 1t74. _. ta a .. ...,_
of till Ado 'lllfn•IC'Iac
Soelet)'. Be 18 1 .ed com-
modore ottlle Lido 1111 y IICIIt c lllb uct a put IDellllber o1
tbe board at dlrecton o1
tbe Udo Isle Comm..tty
A.a.
N £W ~Oft T e&AC H . C ~L i f"OftN I A •z ec ~
1976-77 COttCERT SERIES
OP .. IM. SA,.._AY, OCT. t
10 EXCiting Concerts •. 2 Series of 5 each
Fellunng
Let hllhtP= h on•• .. • ...................
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DIRECT NPORTS .,.
~ONTEMPORARY FURNITURE
Crystal • China · Bridal registry
MEW ADDRESS
a.c-.a.a-.m...._
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lllldlrhi ......... _.,, .............
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RSVP •etp• ..... t ftic\
taelllde ..a.. ...i.c, U-bruy~---..trt
U.. '"-R..,...n Beacll
RBYP '*'*-'• locahd It 1714 w. Baa.. BlYd, abo a-
peet. to place tbe 1'0llllleer
aict. ID Dft'IJ eiiiiDdld pro-
CftiDI ID tbe City of Orup
tad s..a ADa. Tbe RSVP
otllce •lllber a. 675-9210.
Mn. CaroiJD 1.cb 70
bubelll......,nc t'b~
morratap 1 week It Mariners
Scbool 1D Newport Beach,
Wbefe Re belpl Ill I tblrd
cl'ldt Jeotet l'lldiac pro-
CI'IID.
CIJde L. Hedrick, 16, 1
YOIII!tMr Ill TeWa.tte ele-
m..tary ldlool Ia Coltl.
.,.., atace Jut Stlltelllber
.... t:.d IIIPI!Citioa lor ....
34 JeiU'8 elperi-.ee U I
mttb teecw. Worklllc f
bolln 1 day, a dl71 a weet.
lie llelpl,.eW1Dir1e lbldeMs -no teed reflew IDd drlll
iD ~tloa tables.
Carter in-law
here today
Jldy Carter, dlaebter-ID-
Iaw ol pnmcllatlal CIDdlctate
Jimmy Carter, a. llat41d to
att.S I rally at Vlnao Ball
lor CCJIIITHI -..rten, 1m .... Verde Eut,S.Ite
114, Cotta ..... today, Sept. e, at 1!:15 p.m, tor aboat
&D bollr.
&be wm be tbt tlrlt mem-
.,_ ol tM Cartar ..-rID 0..,.
~.,=._-.-.::-
'nt Jlllbllc .. lllflted to
tbe nlJ)', Wldeb .. free.
Motbtn IDd teaeben are
IDYW to att.eDd ud bJ1.ac
tbetr aman cldldnll. v tnaa
Rall ll oa 1•" tldl fall
from ber podioG u EIIC).Wb
, tad IOCtal ltadl• teacher
at WetltmJDiter bJtb ICbool.
Mn. Hall la tbe Demo-
endc P~ eudidlte for
tbe fOtb dlltrlet ol tbe-u.s. c.,..., tbe dlltrtct
lltnteb1Dc alq tbe oout
from Oceaaacte 1p to Bach ••n•• ae•••• B19d. ID ~ Beach ... C':M••c••• ud u tar IDiaDd u Intae, O~b IUMDAYI U TD I Taltta, put of SuD Au.,
................ ~ ........... ud .. F.-.. v~.
0,.. ....... 111!1• ' ..... IlL .... ,. ..
---·r::d•y) a.-rm (lllleiiJ ....,) (Ra-. Fla)
llltw .. wut llelt WUUam ol Oruce
... n.) (Orup llartse)
a..td _. Fntll ~ndt Cap or ChlUed Fntt lace
CIWifPAGNE
JI"'NDHHIIH~K LOCHS AW BACEU ---·---=--=----·
CB£111tA CaDI DUWF'IUES =-·.::...---·-· --------STEAK tr TABTA.N ECC~ HA' PENNIES ----.----------SCOTCH TOSS C REPES OF N1TH --------------=
3.95
LADS 6 LASSIES Z.SO
(UDder d years of are)
Sera.mblecl Eaa. S.ckwbeat Cates, Bacoo
CAPPUCCtHO BAVARIAN CHOCOLATE CH££51: 1.50 CAkF CAU u s 1.%5
~ .•..... , •...
37 FASHION te&...4HO
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NEW~ftT caHTD
ampagne Hunt Breakfast
SUNVA'Y S • 9: A.~. • 2·0? P.At.
Phone (714\ 644-'1700
'~;;ik~-!fon
Co111i11e11111/ C11isi11e
L1111cheon • Di1111er
B1'1111eh • ute Silpper
Rom4111ic G11i11Jr M11stc
;, the oltl worltllllmosphere of
the Capri Lo1111ge
Rese,.,alio11s Ho11oretl
(714) 642-9434
3300 W. COliS I Highway
at Newport Blt11i.
Newport Beach
"""the on'giul Amelia '1
o• &Jb011 Is"'" II
Di1111er o./1
Jll Mlriu A•e. (714) 673-6J80
FINEST
BRUNCHES
&
LUNCHES .
IN THE
HARBOR
AREA
.. • I.
T~ ........
~·__...,...,.__
Now Oper.
Mon. thru. Sun.
SUNDAY BRUNCH ........ _..
TRINIDAD CAL VNO
STEEL DRUM BAND
EwiWbli ......... 2:» ....... ,
103 N.IAYSIDE DR .• NEM'ORT BEACH z:z;!22J
.
JS
to present
their
sa ueezjea orange JUJCe
• Thick sliced bacon • Giant link sausage • Eggs
almost benalict • Jri h cof1ee • B~· milk punch ...
u.:~cH ... Cobb ~>alad • DaiJy specials · Deli
sandwiches • Bre.ildasts • Spinach ~ads • Canneloni
• Steaks • fish • T~tadas • Triple ~iartinis ...
DI~~LRS ... Sc.tmpi ~icoiSt-• Fresh fish • ~
pound ~<'W \(,rk ~e.tks • Baked potatoes • Chilled
salads • Stc.tk Di.1ne • St~ & Scampi • Nightly
sreci~Js ...
Lunch
DJ XlUA~'D BRC':'\CH ... 01ampa.'%ne. Bloody
~ l.lrys, R.tfn\1< hue~ with your choice of brunch
Dinner · Cocktails
Sunday 8JUnch
Entertainme nt Niehtly
· Gue.t Doclu ·
2.406 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
675-2244
• l::.~c: of .1.11 J.ind c: • Swedish pancakes • Blintzes •
BJy shri mp 0meiNtes .. .
~TERTA~J\ IE\.'T ... With Billy anJ His Bxhekn
and ··Jkod ~·· ... ~·cber, e'\'enin~s trom 7:00 to 11:00 ....
RESl:R\*ATIO~S ... Cdt 5000.
(;.{~'" ._.,_ c;n .,. ~---:nr ., ~ t • ,,All'•"
CID'LIIft'Y M d M I •
--"-'0--· -
,... «WAEE CO.AIT COLLEGE COEDI .W --
I • •, *-at ·an oc:c ....,.u cam-au
,_,.. 'n., 8ft aD ---· ol OCC"• eDIIC leldlll(
-,..., .... --. -Jolt. ..... IQft.
IIOidCA;. ---£-. PIJ; --. I ... ....._._ .S ,__,,..,. DDimlek.
Pension seminar Sept. 21
A "F' '•P sdm aad _......, ..... will ...
prn W Stpt. t1 at the
"""""'-... tbe Air-port bftbe .. .r-sudeYelop-
... COIII:IIdltee ol tbe New.
•• alsea.~ •••le ., P'EG NAAP'A
BW Roller of Corona
BJc!''•W 11 o.t of the bos-
plla), bot IIIli -.... tbe lolr slow recot'et'Y oeees-
ary to ...,.,ttl•. • • •
RaJ P1DcldD of Corona del
lb.r, ...-RaJ EltateBoard
prnie, ll oa tlls ny home
from Autrla ••• and IPHk-
Lic ol tbe Nll-CM Realty
~ G!ony Cleek Is ruling
ill for Georre WUllamSOD
u dlnctor of tbe board
aiiW tbe Dell eleettoo., • • •
Met aD}' ltrane:e bugs
lately? RaebeDe RGbers of
Coroaa del Mar .otlced eo me
•e.ry laqe nlrdlootlDc:tlY-
tn>osllllttoc.......Sherpr-
dell. For f-.r they mlebt
II'O'W' to tbe mu ---oops,
people tdlac .U., Racbelle _..,....ttl}' llliJ;>po.
Uoe~u4JM'eoa
trvl, pabJJ.e '-~Ill. wbat.ba,..
100, .n .,. tlaol!r '-·
1M ..-, -abate-meat .,.oq. These DJee
people were oat 1D a matter
of bours, .cooped up a
ample IDd at 8 a.m. tbe
Dal mondJ1c ealled to say
tbat ttda t. a tNmeflelal bug
... Ud tbty breed Ill cactus.
ILACK SO. AFRICAN
DRAMATISTS COMING
port llutlor ca.lllber of
Commerce, ne prornm
wW loiJoa' a 7:10 Lfll. COD--b...-.
MRS. GEORGE MUNGER
~rs wtll be Cbarles
Wtn ol CaUfomta First
Bank; attomey Pal F. Man:
of R8tu. lc Thcter, ud 0...
nia Browa of the CPA ft.rm_
Alexaader Grut ' Co.
The Pftl(rlm wW comply
wtt4 the ~ COli· u..mc edllcatloa nles of
the California State Board
of Accoaztlnc for Z boars
erodlt.
Mrs. Munger elected
The Newport Beaeb Ylce...presidalt. Tick-
chapter of tbe Nat:Joaal toekers, Mrs. Tbeodon
Charity leape ~DDC~Ueealts Kruei; 4tb nee~
new slate of olfteers t.r cbartUes, Mn. ~ Kldao
1976-77 seuoa. reeordie secntary, lin.
stMI£R TRAINING The ..., olllcera ""'' JoOD Brl.lcoe; oorr--
prestdeat, Mrs. Georp D. !ago sec~·-~· Sedm!lol FOR MIDSHIPMAN wuacer ~<.:lot nce...,reo~-_, u-~. rs.
IO!dsblpmaa Jo-E.
Selunltz. ac:m of Mr. aod
llrs. Joba G. Sebmltz ot
10 .. .....,. Bay DriYe, Spy.
glus lllll, bas completed
tbe summer t:raiDSDg phase
of his stodies at the N an.l
CarltoaB8DCl. dtllf:, memberstdp, Mrs. Tbe JobD Tracy ellDJ.e ls
Cllflord Holtetler; !Dd nee-tbe 1.-cue's ptdlutb.roptc preatdeat, ftJI ud meus,
Mrs. Donald Palmql&llt; Srd project.
Scramble for golfers
Academy.
Tbe •mmer program was
des~ed ro p~de .practl
eaJ esperteoce to aapple-
meot -academic cluaroom
stltd.les. Midlblpmu
Scbmtiz. studied damage coo-
trot proeecllres attbePhlla-
The flr&t anat&al get
aCQIWoted colt scramble bu
beeD scheduled for T ... n~
day, Sept. 16, b}' tbe New-
port Harbor Chani)er of
Commerce. Tbe IW'eD.t Ylll
be held from DODO tO fwiugbt
at l.rrtaeCoastCountryCJDb.
delpbla Nan.! SblpJard and LEASING POL ...,<~~ nrst -.,.. .. ..,.,. ICE
~~~-::; nttiCLES A~
80-11. J>OI<QI -. loCI>e ... ---llleoouau-o -tiJe z ...... Bay. ..,..,. -. oul .....
Iii aJ.a) Wtade ooe-wee.k .•f· poll~ ••blcles will be
orleatattoo Y1sJb to tbe eooducted by <City M.acer
Nan.J Air statJoo. Peoa-Fred Sorsabal, tbe Com,
cola, Fla..; Martne Corps Mea City CouocU dedded
Base, Qu.utleo, Va..; Nan! Tuesday Digbt.
Submarioe Base, New Lc:Jo-Coostruetloo of med.tans
don. Coon.; and the Surface aod a welcome slco oo
Warfare Scbool, NeWDOrt. Adams An. wu autborlzed
R. L by Bayside BuUders lnc.
He has returned to An -upon acceptmg their $22,Zf0
napolls to eoot1DDe b.ls stud-bld, tbe lowest to meet spect-
tes leadtDg to his bacca. Ocatlona. Wardlaw Fire
laUreate and commi&&Jon-Equtpmeot Co. was low bid-
Ing. der for 41,000 feet or three-
inch ft.re hose and 2,000
Joe Cart. tounaameat
cbalrJD.ID. esplalns thenles
u follows: Each member
of a toanome tees otf. The
boot -ot !be 4 Is oelocted.
Each member ttMI1 hill b1l
Zod lbot from tbat JPOt.
ApiD, tbe-of, ... -.
1.s selected, ud ., oa .W
c.e ball ll boled. nor. will be_ ..
-~ 11e11: tovaome tcore, c .. 111t to tbe·• oo a pu
·t'~lll, ..,.. drtY~ aecl
cJrdhn: team.
SPARTAN TO TRAIN
AIRWAYS STUDENTS N--Cor-pontJco, UIIIB!retlst.w-
port area, UDOaDces that Its
Spartu Scbool of ... .,_
oalltlcs sabltdlary bu re.
cel•ed Its leCODd major
commerelal anauoa coa-
tnct to traJ.o lb1dentl for
traql Airways at Ita: facility
ill TaLa, Oklaboma.
OCC 'I tbeltre dlpartment
wW ho.t a 4-member com-
puy of Black Sooth African
dramat.t.ta lD January and
Febraary. The nstt marks
tbe first lime tbal: a Black
Soutb African company has
rrer IIJP8U8d oo an Ameri-
ca eoUere campus.
.AIRMAN JOHN ~.INO R
TRAINING AT LOWRY
feet of 2-1/2-lDch fire hose.
EJI*I(Ubtre of $205 waa
approud for a polleeoftleer
to attend the Polltlca.J
Violeoce and TerrorUm
seminar 1n San Luls Obllpo,
Sept. 19-24.
Vera Setterbolm, presl-
doat of ss--. a.ld tbal
it was aottdpated tbat lta-d-would begin lbelr
lraJablc wtthiD tbe DOlt 60
daya wttb u IDteutn tecb-
.DJ.caJ EDCUJb procJ'am fol-
lowed by ..n.s COIHIIS
of commerdi.J ariaUoo
malatt~D~DCe lbtdles.
Alrman JoOO L. Minor,
s:on of Mr. and Mrs. Lamar
Montcomery of 1987 Church r.t., Colb Mesa, bas beeD
selected for technical traiD-
lng at Lowry AFB, Colo.,
1o the Air Force avionics
systems field..
PHILIP lllWERS SR.
OF EAST I!LU FF 01 ES
Ptill.lp Bowers Sr., 6?, of.
Tbe croap was lpOtted lD
Joban...,.q thb: IUmmer
by James P. Bertbolt, chair-
man of OCC•s theatre de-
J)Utmeut, wbo was tnvfted
bf Jotm fUalns, I Pi"ml-
aeat South Afrtcan actor and
cUNetor, to see the group's
Prodlaetioa of ''SurYJnL ''
He receotly completed
baste ~ at Lacldand
AFB, Tens. He is a 1966
gncluate or Newport Harbor
h1gb sct.ool and atteoded
Golden West CoUege, Hunt-
ington Beach.
Z830 Carob, Eas! Blulf, who GOP UNIT 10 MEET
cUed Monday at a local coo-Tbe Newport Harbor Re-nlesceot home, wt11 be
buried later thls week 1n h1J pabllcan Assembly will meet .
native Flori<la. at 7 p.m. Sunday, Stpt. 19,
at . 2144 Vtata Laredo, the A performance of "Sur-
'f'lftl" wW be staged 1n the
OCC drama lab theater.
Mr. Bowers, a retired Bluffs.
souDd technlctan, was llYine
lOll DING
GlOOMING
here with his ac:m, Phllllp
Jr. He Is al10 aJnlYed by
his wife, Angela, and 3
grandch.lldren.
BaJt.z..Bergeron of Costa
Mesa was the fUneral dl~
rector.
BLOODMOIIILE TIME
Tbe American Red ·Croa
BloodmobUe wtlJ be at tbe
Newport Hutlor Latttena PAMPER YOUR PET" c•rrch, 798 IloYer Orin,
!0592 LapDa CuJOD Road from 3 to 7:SO p.m. friday,
UIIA BEACH PHONE 410..QICZ s.,t. 17. """'1111-lor :::::::.:~~:i·:·:~~d~--:·~be::-*::;~ 11$-Uil.
VAIJLTS
COIN CENTER
i4MN.B,..,., '-IIAII
COINS WANTED I CAU (714)
136-6 '' r TOf' DOUAII FOR COUitnOIIII
Ot .u. .. buy, Mil..., start goi(J and silver
...,.,_,.. IMot&.Dfll • Ulllrllt. • lftAD
PUBLIC NOTI C E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe toUowtar per-ll
doll>f bu-w B.-r•s Baaq~el, 1!15 S. Beach
Bms., ADabelm, ca. 92103:
. Aodroa ED«1 Wlllon, Z7!1
WIDdoftr Dr., Corou del
Mar, CL taUS.
Tldl be¢ Ill Ia CCJDdlcted
bfaaladl-.
·S!poot-WIIera, ,.... __ _
-IM-clortGIOr-.... c.., ... 7, lfll.
P11:1U.111: 1JeJt., t, 11, II,
JO, tm, • ua. ,..,...rt
H-r !Mp. F-41?11
PUBLIC NOTICE
ncoftonoul -~~~ MAD IT.lTUIEIIT
,.. "" ....... &. ..... ~ 11 r• '1111111a ....,,111_.,...,..,
C.. -. CPI' ... _:.._ •. _ ......
... lr.rrlllt.I•S II a-. r 1 t Y...,,OIMI. -Tllo~""!' .,., ·1r ...... "111 I lr.
,_ dll ....... ,...,...,_,or_
-c-. .... ,.-· rn• ._, 1,11,a,
10, lfll, II .. = ........ ,
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READING PROGRAM
AT LIHCOLH SOtOOL
• Alli.IDCOiomldllle-
....,_. aod teacbrn'l: tbla
, ... will--...
--roodLic _..... eYery monlac from 8: 15 to
8'50. -will be Ukod
to brtac QPI'OPI1ate boots,
new...,.n IDd macutDel
for tbe daily .neat readbtc
period ol 15 mmut... Ita::
IJUP)M, aceordla( to u-
-prlaclpal ~ Wer-ley, 11 to deftql IDd •-
-tbe-Giroo411c
M a ...._nble aeti.Yity,
to ................ tbe
.. , •c• of Ollltllde actiY1-
tlHIIIdlel-
OKAY FOR SOCK-HOP
A lOCk.._ diDce at tbt
Ilea Verde SbaiiPIDc c ••
ter from 1 to S p.m. Sablr-
daJ,I'III.II,wu-
"' tMC..-cttrs;--cu~,-. .. ._
for tltt ...t came from the
~~-Verde caer Secer-ltrom Co.
C.ll. COUNOL OK' S
SOLIOT PERMITS
nna pondto to aollelt
tor ei!UIIIbii,.IPOMI,.ere
-"'~~~~ .., 111o c-~~CitJ c-ca 'heldly DICbt.
~ 8oclolr "' A'..rtca ~ .. AM""etm, wtn --·--... 11 lo 11'111. 10, KOCE-
TV, ~ IO,T--• , r c ..... , Cout
c-IIJ Colloplllolrld, --·-..... .. ........... ~ ...... . ... -, .. ~~ .... ... U,II_C.._
... llld. • rtc.. ....
,.._ c_... a. !I!* ....................
~ .. -..... --altll .... lll
IIIDtlfii'MAM TAKES
'AT IIA' PIIOGIIM
D. ..
Gil, 15, repom rape
Two eagiDe companies, a
ladder truck, snorkel-eogtne
eompuy, IQUI.d truck and 2
battaltoo c1llefs fought the
blue. The wallsofthebuUd-
iog were tnt-up COIIcrete.
Ceatury Pl. runs south oft
Baker st .• west or Bristol
St. and east of the Corona
del Mar Freeway.
HARRY ,. WAI.TER
GO TO NEW YORK
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cblrcb au btla MldiiiC u
l.dlrmal aenlce al S p.m.
SUnday ud lftllrdeal. 881'-
Yiee at t a.m. s.lt.y.
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SENIOR CITIZENS
TEACH STUDENTS
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an •IP"ced br tile pro-rna.
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Uaa. Tille Mwport Belcb
RS'VP eellt•, loeated at 1714
W. Balboa Bms._ a11o ex-
pect. to place tbe ..uateer
aJct. lD ...,.,~pro
CJ'Ull ID tbe City of OJuce
ud s.aa AM. Tbe RSVP
ofllce •mber II 675-9%10.
N II:W.-O"T .I[ACH. c e-L I ..-O"N I A ezeaa
Mra. CuolJD Larb 70
bu bMl IP"C"• tbre~ mol'lllap a Yeetat MartDers
Sebool lD Newport Beech,
wbere fbe belpl lD a t1d.rd
Cndt 18t'e1 rWi11c pro-1976-77 COtiCEI:T SERIES
OPINING SA118AY, OCT. t cram.
10 Excitmg Concerts. .. 2 Series of 5 each
Felturing
C1Jde L. lledrlet, 66, a Y~ It TeWIMle ele-mtllllarJ 8CMol ta Costa
..... lbace 1ut September
lu IIJad ~ for Ids
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lae ....... ~ •• IDtle ..... no ..s ret1ew IDd drill
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01 CALL: PII&HAIMDMC IOCII'IT, 646-MII here today ~--------~------------............ ,.., lt7~n_.--..,.,._ • ................ s.... ............. ce.urh
hrteiAO...._IO
JedJ Carter, dlacbter-1D-
Iaw ot p~J e&Ddktate
JtmmJ Cuter, 1.1 alated to
attead a rallJ at Vtnan Hall
for Caacrea ~n,
1525 M-Verde Eut.Satt.-
114, Ca.ta MMa.liodaJ, Sept.
i, at 1&:15 p.m. for &boat
an bou.
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PIRECT NPORTS
~ONTEMPORARY FURNITURE
Crystal · China · Bridal registry
Tbl -llc 1.1 llmted to
tbe nllJ. wtdeh .. free.
llotben IDd teaeberl are
IDYbd to att.l ud briDe
tllelr 1ma11 cldJdreL vtnu
Ball II ca lMYe tb1t fall
from ber pot:ltlon •• Eaclllb
1 ud IOdiJ lltadlM te&ebef
at WMtm!Diter bleb scbool ~EW ADORE$$
DESIGN ttL AZA • 2~ Mewpert Cettter D ... St.lte 110 Mra. Hall II tbe Demo-
cratte Plll'ty CIDdlclate tor
tbe 40tb dl.ltl1ct of tbe u.s.
COIICfUI, tbe dlltrtct
m.tcbtllc a1oac tbe coast
from OceaDIIde ap to B•cb
Bll'd. 1D Haat1actoD Beach
ud u fir IDiaDd u Intae.
'l'lltlD. put of Suta Au. udF..aa.v.u.,.
MAJTII CIIAI.I aAMr:M••c••• O~Dt IUNOAYI 12 TO I
PIONEER BILL s~.
HAS OUR CITY COUNCIL
LOST ITS OBJECTIVITY?
Costa ..... bu beta forbmate
OYU tbe Je&rl to ban a City
Couen 1D wtdcb fa.YOrttism bu
DOt beeD placed ahead of tbe pod
of tbe tattre ctty.
I WOI!Idtr 1f we an .un tbat
tomaaate. OD Aac. 16 at 2 p.m.,
oar CoaDCJI toted 5..0 to cbme
$5,000 liD a 8oatb Cout trade pro-
motS.. Ill ccajlmc:tloll wltb so.th
Cout Plaia Hotel, Solltb Cout Plaia
l.Dd flllbM A1r Wnt, wbo were
a1.eo aid to .,. nadJ to eJdp 1D.
s.tb Cout Plua's Wener
Eteber UUd tor tbe tu ~. =,.. .... tbtdtJbadalrMdJ ;;on;; 000 to tbt .... Cout
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dlscualloa, uiiilii
Cout Plaia pap tu IDd
room tax. till et.tJ ,...CI .-1
mOMJ ca tldapro!!ftCII*trtl procnm.
We ALL paJ ov ..... Mr.lla,or,
b.t ,. cbl't apect aa. ....,.,...
to IMip ldJwUM 0111' twill IIIII.
Mr. Hammett cldiDed Ia IDCI 81C·
oDdeel llaJQr RaeUI'a IDCitlaa to
ap-.1 lbe ...,. It ...--a-
moai!YI
I beU~e MQor ltadtl ud Mr.
Ham meet an pd.ltJ ol q1111tJc'PINe
actloll. Mr. Ra.....U ,.t tt,m Ia
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llow..u, tM dl)' Ia Ole RECORD
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S.ad•y a....-r~u
(Ramo. Fia) Bnua cia WWiaJD ol 0ruce
(Oruce s.rtse)
Se"ed wtllt F~ ~nit CQp or Chilled Fndt Jtdce
CHAMPAGNE
PINDHOBN-HADDOCE LOCHS AN' BACELS __ .... ----=--=----·
CftOWDIE-TDO: ECCS -------------· II CllETNA GlUtEN ---ST'£A~ ll TAllTAN
EGGS" =--------
SCOTCH TOSS ---·-----
3.95
DUMFRIES =-::..----· ----HA' PENNIES -------CREPES OF Nl'nt -------·-
LADS 6 LA6mES 2.50
{UDder U ,.us of l(e)
Scrambled EcP. Backwbeat Cates, Bacon
CAPPUCCINO IIAVAiliAN CHOCOLATE CHEESE
CAll£ 1.50 CAIE
1.25
....a at •.•. ~s •·•·
37 FASHION ISLAND •
Jlfte.rn..... ... II.
L.ZS
Dl•er .._., •·•·
N~CEHTE~t
(714) 8A4.20a0
""' ... ~-Vagne Hunt Breakfast
SUN DAYS · 9:A.'4 ,·• 2:0? P.~.
Phone (714l 644-1700 ~
Y/6~~-}/m~
U17 Ja.IOIE£ lOAD · MWf'OIT IEACtl, CM.JFC.IA
Continental C11ut;,e
LMncheon • Dinner
Br~~nch • Lllte Silpper
Romantic G11ttar Music
in the o/J wor/J tllmosphere of
the Capn· Lounge
Resef'JIIlh.ons Honored
{714) 642 -9434
3300 W. COII.St Highway
111 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
a11ti the on'gi11111 A me/ill 's
011 &Jb011lsland
Di11ner o./1
311/Uritu A•e. 4) 67 3·6J80
FINEST
BRUNCHES
& LUNCHES
IN THE
HARBOR
AREA
T ....... ._ ...... _.
~~~~
Guest Bo.t Slips
Now Open
Mon. thru. Sun .
SUNDAY BRUNCH
10a.a.•Jp.a.
TRINIDAD CALYPSO
STEEL DRUM BAND
E"••nainine ,_ 2:• """·
.
IS
to present
their
~u~, ... cu orange
• Thick sli ced bacon • Giant link sausa~ • Eggs
almost beneJict • Irish coftee • Brandy milk punch ...
Ll:~01 ... Cobb ~lad • Daily specials • Deli
sand"·iches • BreJkfasts • Spinach salads • Canneloni
• Steaks • FtSh • To:>tadas • Triple~· ·s ...
Dl~:\1:.'RS ... Sc.tmpi ~icoise • F ·fish • One
pound i'l"'· \(.,rk ste.tks • B.tked oes • Chi lled
salads • Stc.tk Diane • Steak & Scampi • Nightly
specials ...
Lunch
DlX(ELA~'D fiRU~CH ... Ch:tmpa~ne, Bloodv
M<trys, R,\01<.1~ Fines witl1 your choice of brunCh
Dinner · Cocktails
Sunday Brunch
Entertainment Ni&h tly
· Guest Docks ·
2406 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach .
675-2244
• l:~s of Jll ki nds • Swedish pancakes • Blinttes •
BJy shrimp omelettt:s .. .
E"TERTAt'i\iE''T ... With Bil~· anJ His Bachelors
and .. Red ~·· ~:t:ber, e\'ellings 1.rom 7:00 to 11:00. _
RESER\'A TIOXS •.. Call 979-5()()(1.
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UlfOIIT IIARIOR Elllll'l lliiiRSDIIV SEPT. I, 1m Cro · try h
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MOW Ill OUR MIW !IUILOIIIG
lODO BISON, .AT JAIIBOREE, NEWPORT BEACH
TELEPHON&:~IO
THE TEACIIING IS CENTERE D OM JESUS CHRIST'
AND THE BIBLE, wrTH EIIPIIASISOMPRACTJCAL
CHRISTIAN IJVIMG. ALL AGES ARE WELCOIIE.
Cc-aM~•ac aad 'rislttac an.Uable.
SUNDAY SERVICES: 1:00-9:30-11:00 A. II.
. ___ ., ..
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·-~-,....,Or.... Cout Colllp's croiiJ _, __ .....
.,,.~,.,.
OCC_,BW H-
wiiO ... -tlentodlllis
.... from u ......... .
role wblle Jim Yettwt.lD is
oa a attetteal ltln ol
~. 11 eathulAati~
lboat tlda Jar's fl'elbmiD ,._.
ne -llallltod!rd
'74 AMC HORNET 4 DR.
6 Cylinder -Auto. transmission
Power steering -Radio/Heater
MERCURY z Dr. Hardtq>
COUGAR XR7 ••:..;~'.:·
Facton alr $2399 Air -Ali/FM stereo
Pwr. -I'IDI -Pwr. Brakes $3599
797LGV Plus Tu &: License 825HDD Plus Tu: Ia
'74 MUSTANG II 2 X 2 '72 • Dr.
Auto. Trans. -Faet. Air-Pwr. steerq
Custom trim -Radio II Heater
Automatif: Transmission
AM/FM Stereo -Auto. Tnns:.
$3199
Plus Tu: II.
VOLVO Station
AutomaUc Transmission • Factory
Luggage n ck -Fuel Injection
Radio • Heater $4599
IJ51KOA Plus Tu: II.
CHEV. HATCHBACK
Automatic transmissloo -Radio/Heater
• Mag wheels-
0 BS.OPPORTUHCTIES
YOUR VIABLE project plus
our adequate money plus
mutual business realism
equals flne success. CaD
675-1577.
CALL 673 -0550
FOR A SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE ENSIGN ••••
OHLY S5 A YEAR
1 Time
. 10 .... Cll' le.. . . . 2.00
!1 to 30 wards • . • • • S .DO
11 to 40 wordl . . . . . 4.00
Eacb orer 40 • • .to
AN'TIQUE FIREARMS
Western memorabUla
swords, Indian blankets.
54?-1189 or 544-3064.
$2299
PRESCRIPTIOH
DRUG IHFORMATIOH
from a Doctor of Phar-
macy --kDow tts uses,
precautiOilS. alde-efects.
Send name of drug aod $2
for one, $3 for two, $5
for four.
o LOST AHD FOUHJ) ' .
ORIENTAL antiques, . art
wanted. AJty amowol of
qqalJty pieces. Private
p1.rty. No dealers. Coo-
ftdeotlallty assured. Bos.
AA-26, c/o tbe Ensign.,
Corona del Mar, Calif.
PRESCRIPTIOH DRUGS
LOST -ln Corona del ~nar:
ooe teardrop crystal ear-rq, screw back style.
Finder may borrow the
pair ooce a month, Ur-
gent! Phone 64-4-8608.
• II AU TT 5ALOM
"' 0 , ~···· .... IEAUTYNOOK
2732 E. c-t Hwy.
ot MOMEY BACK
GUARANTEE
For information, send $1
to: Glenwin Corp., P.O.
Bos. No. 10672, Glendale,
Calif. 91209,
Topi .. 'IC•9"J•••
llle-Boll .a-,--occ•a Srd mM tut--.
Carl Weber, fto 'ftll -
:uod lim Ktoc. --bowiDlallleOCC .... I
.... -..... ., lloo
raaen, C!lact LMI:er alld
Peter NIIIOleoQ, are abo
back.
Cbtrles Wale&UoiEttt..
:uod -· Rodrlpeoo(Moft bead a clusy ooaUactat ol
b'esbmee. Waic.at was tbe
No. 2 mu oa Ed1801l's CIF-
AAAA cbamp& last Jetr,IDd
Rodriguez nnt"'ed 5U. iD
tbe CIF -AA ehl:qJ~Gasblps.
Otber top trosb ~
I.Detude: Uut HeiDJc, the
Gardea G!'O'f'e l...eqaecham-
ploo 21 La Qu-Htct> lui
year; Tom Ellis, lD AJ1-
In1De League performer
from Costa Mesa Higb.; Dave
Day, Ali-Irri.De Leagaetrom.
Corou. del Mar; Gary Ert&,
tbe No.1 ped:lrmer at New-
port Harbor; and Rick Nolan,
No. 1 at FOUDtaJ.n Valley.
Tbe Bucs open tbe cam-
paign tMs Salllrday, .....
11, in the Loog Beach lnvlta.-
tlollll. Tbey opeo the dual
meet seasoo at MinCosta
College oo Sept. 17, fa cing
MtraCosta and San Diego
City colleges ill a double
dual meet.
WAITING FOR A COiriU:AND from tbelr lbl .. r are
these 4 Geraau Sbepiterclr o1m81 by lin. Butara
Kothe or CoMa M.-a. .teward Ax tbe Slpt. 11 .., u1
o~ti!IDCe trtall to be beld at M1le Sq.are Part. Fc:aa~D
Valley. The obedi'e.t Sbepberds .... from left. NlQH,
TIIW.,'I'df:uodCbo.-,
Shepherds show Sept: 18
roe Orange Coast German
Shepherd Doc Club wW hold
the anooal f!ll1 AKC JloeDCed
G erma.a Shepherd specla.lty
s~·" and obedience trials
Saturday, Se;t. 18 at Mile
Square Park, 16801 E:~dlll
Avenue, Founta.ln Valley,
Shepherds from throughout
the country will compete for
championship points, troph-
Ies and ribbons, beginning
at 9 a.m.
Conformation judglng will
be done by Mrs. Grace
Pappas of Castleton. New
York, wtth Raymood Uuller
of Van Nuys judgtDg obedi-
ence.
Trophy aDd rtbiJoo award&
wUl be gtvea from 1st place
to ftb plloe ln all clas5e5.
Mrs. Barbara Kothe of
Costa J.hsa ls stewardlog
for the eveot.
Mt"s. K.Xhe, an arid Shep-
herd owner, is obe11ence
instructor for the Newport
Beach recreatioo dept.
Information ls avatlable
from Mary Cann.>n of Costa
Mesa at 548-M51.
Newport Police Blotter
• THURSDAY, AUG. 19
Victor Paal Kaye, 13, of
437 Fair, Costa Mesa, was
charged wttb misdemeanor
dnmk driYiDc at 2:15 a.m.
at Campas IDdBristol,Santa
Am. HeJgtts • • • Travis
Gleoa KaykeadaU, 18, of SIS
Catalloa, Newpo rt Heights,
YU charged With misde-
meaoor d"Dk drh1ogat1:10
a.m. at MacArtburandFord,
Harbor View Homes •••
A bncelet, neclclace and 3
boWes ot liquor, n.lued at
$698, were stolen from John
Geiger's home at 1620
Galuy, Dover Sbores, be-
tweeo 4 p.m. and 8:30p.m.
• • • A radio, tape player
aDd pistol were stolen from
EaceDe Friel's ear wbile it
was ln the pa.rttac space
at his Oakwood apartments
residence between 10:30
p.m. Aug. 19 aud 6:20 a.m.
Aag. 20 ••• NatbaDSorenseo
of Oakwood apntmBJts ~
ported a stereo set stolen
from b1s car in the apart-
meat lot betweea 1 a.m.
Aug. 19 and 11:30 a.m. Aug.
21 • , • Marta Madip.n rt·
turoed bome to 1330 Hamp-
sblre, Westcliff, at 1:10
p.m., and appa.relltly inter-
rupted a burglar, wbo ran
from the borne, )lmped a
fence, and dropped jewelry
and a calculator he had: taken
from the home.
• FRIDAY, AUG. 20
Barbara Alleo,l550Mlra-
mar, Balboa, reported $238
ln cash, plus 2 books, stolen
from her borne between 3
p.m. and 4 p.m •••• Ronald
WUllam Hictman.M.of4515
Perblm, Cameo Sbores, was
cbaqed witb petty theft at
2:30 a..m. at 900 Newport
Ceoter Dr. . •. A cassette
tape player n..lued at $290
was .stolen trom Broce
Pride's car lD the parking
space of his Oakwood apari-
meDts HsideDce between
8:SO p.m. Aug. 19 and 10:10
h1s home at 701-1/2 Ju-
mlne, Corona ciel Mar, be-
tween 7 p.m. Aug. 19 and
10 a.m. Au g. 20 ••• Jamie
Leong reported $150 worth
of stereo equipment taken
from his car In the Oak-
~ood apartments area be-
tween 7 p.m. Aug. 19 and
8 a.m. Au g. 20 • • • A
camera, tennis equipment
and a brief case, valued at
$230, were taken from a
car belonging to Peter Dobbs
while it was parked at his
home at 236 Hellotrope, Co-
rona del Mar,between6p.m.
Aug. 19 and 8:30 a.m. Aug.
20 .•• Holly Shepard, 2215
Anniversary, Back Bay, re-
ported jewelry and stereo
equipment, valued at $3, ?30
burglarl.ted from her oome
between 1:15 p.m. and4p.m.
• SATURDAY, AUG. 21
del Mar, ns ebarpd 'll'1ttl
Intoxicated disorderly cc:m·
duct at 10:05 p.m. at -H.h aDd
Iris ••• Clltford Scott Las-
sen. 18, 013032 Jan, Costa.
Mesa, was arrested at Bay-
side and Jamboree, near
Promootory Point, at 8:SO
p.m. on a warrant c harging
faJlure to awear to answer
a vehicle code charge • • •
Donald Charlton's 1964
Volkswagen was stolen from
In froot of his home at 1418
Mariners, Harbor HJ.gh-
lands, between 10 p.m. Aug •
21 and 11:40 a.m. Aug. 22.
• MONDAY, AUG. 23
WUllam AlaD Mockett, 19,
of 1601 Antigua, Dover
Shores, was arrested at
12:20 a.m. at his home and
charged witb sl.applng the
fa ce of a neighbor who bad
compbJ.Ded about his fast
driri.Dg on Aotteua ••• A
burglar ala.rm at tbeBootoo,
425 3oth, Cannery Village,
was fouod lJlnl oo tbe
ground, after beiog remo•ed
from tts oormal loeatioo
near the business entrance,
but no attempted eatry to
the buUdtnc was DOted •••
• TUESDAY, AUG. 24
Co<onodot-
Phone 1144-7338 CALICO iC~A~T~;,~;~~:~il a.m. tbe 20th ••• Allen needs a good Reumont reported a $150
ho tape player takeo from his me,
2-1/2 years old. ""' N~eariiiiiwtdle U wu near
Kermtt Johnson's 1960
.Yol~agen was stolen from
• troat of his home at 4017
Channel, West Newport, be-
tween 6:30 p.m. Aug. 21
and 3:30 a.m. Aug. 22 •••
David Edwln Zamora. 23, of
st3 E. 21st, Costa Mesa,
was charged with being in-
toxicated and disorderly at
1:15 a.m. at. 2601 Eastbluft
• • • Edward Armand De-
Pascale, 21, of 4804 River.
West Newport, and Gary Neal
Van Vleet, 20, of 455 N.
Newport Blvd., Newport
Heights, were charged wtth
tntoJicated disorderly con-
duct at 1:30 a.m. at 445
N. Newport • • • Randall
Johnson, 11 01 Devon. West-
cUff, reported a radio-tape
player stolen from his car
wblle II was parked at 488
Newport BlYd., Newport
Helgbts, between ~:30 p.m.
Aug. ZO aDd 9 a.m. Aug. Zl
.•• Kenneth Parkford, 4815
Bruce Crescent, Lido Sands,
reported a $225 tape deck
stolen fror.a his car white
tf wa.s J:!rked at his home
from 6:30p.m. Aug. 20 untU
2 p.m. Aug. 21.
• SUNDAY Atx:i. 22
Joseph Paul Radvansky,
23. of 3506 Marcus, West
Newport, was arrested at
2:35 a.m. at Z18 48th, West
Newport, and charged with
possessJoo of hashish • • •
A stuffed African impala
head. valued at $1,000, was
stolen from the eoelosed
patio at the home of Robert
Dean Coye, 106GrandCana.J.,
Balboa Island, betw... S
p.m. •Aug. 2• IDd 5 p.m.
Aug. 25 • • • JobD Mart
Doss, 18, of 735 JOUD, Co-
sta Mesa. ns arrested there
at 1:55 p.m. oa an Onnce
County lla..rbor Jlldlclal Dis-
trict warraat ebargt"llg him
with gnDd theft of proporty
• • • David ADdrew Barks.
20, of 223 Orange_ Newport
Shores, was arrested at h1s
borne at 2:40 p.m. and
c.barged wtth Jl")"HSsi(ID of
htsbJA.,.,
AU. OIICAII a s•
o.MilriT.i ,.....
17£1••
675-2051.
Just 1Piumbi
& Heating
BACK-TO.SCHOOL SALE
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transaction. Remember. Realtors are
skolled on servong the real eslate
need s ol all Amero cans.
So. for your real estate needs. look lor
the symbol of a Realtor®
A REAL TOR can do more than
help buy or sell your home. REAL-
TORS are experts in commercial
and industrial real estate. land
development, property manage-
ment and real estate investments.
Look for the trademark of a REALTOR. It's
your a~surapce of real estate es..celleDCe.
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INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
MAKE tOIY WCB Rl· YOU
Sliper dlpla Jut 1-1/Z blocks from beacbl
Gr.t poleMI•I ll»r weetty reata1 dlartlc sea-.
Lots ol cbann aDd well priced at $130,000. Bob o.--. 64!-SZSS. (C76)
61BT MIA (I IIWPORT tmm
Neuly .., WU'ftllllctoo ctaptex -3 bedrooms
each, flrtplaces, walk-ID closets, prtnte patios
aDd walk to scbools aDd shops. Asking $112,000.
Barban Wrt,pt. 644-6200. (C77)
" 1WO All 111 tOIY ,,
A really neat duplex and a great buy at $90,000.
Each with over 1.500 sq. ft. -3 bedrooms -2 baths.
Drive by 1798 Crestmolt (at 18th St. in Costa
Mesa}. Bob Oweos, 642-8235. (C78)
. to1 DOVER DRIVE 642-123511644 s-MIGtJEL 644-t-200.
4~S c Mu•us ott., 752-1414
REALTORS
675-551'
WATERFRONT
FOR YOU & YOUR BOAT Pri•ate 51ip for 10'
..... ,n.e loc .... -gret'ftbeft; sp.cifws
cott ... Mi"' -.... t..-b••oo. with
.. ,. .. , sittiRc} r00111 crea -.d balcCMtJ:
...,... ....-oo.s, 21/z Mths; ..,...., li•ill1
doM to ........... $106.000.
CO ROM A DEL MAR .CHINA COVE --··!.est
., lh ldiMI. Mweiw .....,......, 90xl 06 lot:
· .. , to Wkt ott with fill .. ,_ oc~ & ;.tty
Yiew; ...-r..., 1 6 a Asate. S 171,000.
COLE OF MEWPOIT IEALTOIS
l51SE.c..tHwy c ..........
675-5511
HEW IN
HAiti OR VIEW HILLS
P r ivate courtyard entry with
bubbling fountain, leads to this fresh
4 bdrm. in a setting or m ature trees
&shrubbery. Offeredat$137,500-Fee
A COL8WU. tM-.a CO.
644-.1766
Quick Occupancy
Harbor View Homes
LoftlJ I blciNoiD -.. Jut ftltlal b a IIJ*ia!
tudl1 • ..,. a. IN' ~ F..O.r room ,...
..... ,.. • 111 u., caner lot ~ ,.._
cr••INIL Pool. ... , anuud all U.. a-..ltl•
flir ,_. MllJIMII.
Pl1ot Ia tllO,OOO -18cllllllll IMIIIId.
$110,000
Call 67 5():
R-2 . LOT
'TWEEN OCEAN & BAY!
On large corner R-2 lot. Two bedrooms wUb
nice patio ud fen ced yard.
Steps to bay and just two blocks to octaD. Priced
at ~79,950.
CALL 673-3663 EVES. 673-8086
I•CIIII •
2111 W. IAI.IOA kVD. UJ..JI61
MIWPGaT lEACH
·FoR· SALE OR ·
·vac.ant Commerciai
PARKING FOR 40 CARS!
16,000 sq. ft. Including approximately 1,000 sq. ft.
ot alT coocHtiaoed omces -7,560 sq. ft. ls utra
hlgh tUt-QP, remainder of building is coocrete block
ud pumice block. 16' x 16' electrically cperated
loadi.og door. 16' x 25' spny booth. 600 amp.,
Z40 v ., 3 ph. power. Mercury lights.
IMit TERMS or 0 INER MAY CARRY
OPEN OAIL Y 9-4
SAT. & SUH. EVES. BY AP P T.
NELSON ROBINSON
Realtor
548-3414 PHONES 675~120
6 SHARP UNITS
.\II :! bdrms "it h private beac h
pnnleg\!s. This onC' of a k1nd Cor01w
dC'I :\lar (.lropert~· as on 19.000 sq. ft. of
: fl'c Jano . ThC' owner '' 111 finantc at
krms your bankC'r c.:ao 'L affnrrlln ~~' t'
~ou~: Lt!-,lt•d at S3~5.110<l.
CORONA PACIAC REALTORS
644-1567
••••••••••••••••••••• Y•'ll be llld eomorrow a.t,..,. boiPl ral ,.._ ....,.
aoy a McCARDLE •:;:a ·II
ltBUMLB SBitVICB SINCB lf4J
•10 M~ &VD.r COSTA MBA
A DeVISDe OP Md ... IM¥1STMIMT CD.
671 tiGO
CURT D08H . . UAL10& e •••-•.,1
140o'W.IT COAIT HWY ., NC.O"T e•ACM
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
. 5 NEW HOMES
IIWPORT IIIGHTS SUBDIYISIOII
3 bedrooms. ! t.ths, famUy room; 4 bedrooms,
3 batbs, tamny room I.Dd diDiJIC room. From
$90,360 to $138,!40. INCLUIXNG LANDI
a a 8 I
SUPER VI_EWS
I DEAL FOR COUPLE
MORE THAN A PERFECT BACKGROUND FOR
A COUPLE WHO lNS1ST ON TASTEFUL LIVING,
THIS CORONA fUGHLANDS PROPERTY HAS AN
OCEAN VIEW THAT WON'T QUIT! This outstanding
borne bas 3 beauUAJJ private patios, Z bedrooms,
2 baths, eJ.tn large family room and 2 fireplaces.
AU thls lor $167,500.
Open daily
beginning Sat. 1-4:30
W Cabrillo, Corona Highlands
• ••• COM DUPLEX
Slt~wn ~ ... · . ..nG :· vlew. Studio apartments -
2 bedroom, 2-1/2 ba.thb each.
A MUST SEE!
Asking$189,500 -
DOH Y • .-R~K~U<
Ul..T~Jt &IIC.St . .......
. NE 6 4 0-7000
BIG CANYON
VALUES
Spectacular 4840 IQ. ft. • bW-....,. Ja !Mal
stqes ot coastnactiolt. Famlly room and Library
onrlook1Jic gorgeous pool area and golf oourse.
2 ~tory UYiJic room with massi•e fireplace and
• ... loft. $365,000.
BeaatUUI 4 bedroom, 4-1/Z bath Big C&nJ'OO
oo.dom.lD.IIIm. Popa1ar Versailles mode 1 located
oa colt course. Secladl!'d jacuui spa, decorators
ttatares thJ'oQcbout. plus many, many other extns.
$229,500.
............... ._.
oflnJa !J~fe
Custom 6500 sq. ft. waterfront home.· on
the point. 134 Ft. I ront<l J!C' w1th
m agnificent view or hoats & harbor.
Shp for Ia rl!e boats. RcmoddlmJ.. hJs
been started -finish il to your own ta:,lL'.
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
. H] 833-9781
Hester-Brown
RE A LTORS
************** RkJ,J(e Robers, Rultor
'
Top ot the Corooa ~ bill. tbk nedl
style borne 1i1as --'•OLD CA.UFORNIA CHAltM., ••
with facilities as lllOdern a.s tomorrow.
Over 4000 sq. ll. ot rradou llri.ac ... ce. 5
bedrooms, 7 · baths, JPUkDIIC pool ud a lllp
Panon mtc Vtew! --All OD approd..Wely two
thirds of an acre ot prime Coroaa c31tl Mar ~
sz~s.ooo.
Please call for appt. It's a pleasure to ~
Excellent family borne -4 bedrooms, lamDJ
room, fireplace. Completely f'CII,1Dted Inside ud
out.
Plenty of room-for recreatioo nbJcles and boat
on spacious lot.
ON E OF FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S BEST!
~ MARTIN '"-7113
REAL ESTATE
~ OlAST HIQtWAY CORONA oa. M
HEWPOIT l -.ooM. S7l,9SO.
K.Jt'k Rav Doll 11nusc! Beaut.al ul
l und;t•o n. heaut1t ul ,:ta rde n s. J
lkdroom:-.. 2 Batlr\. "lute picket fen C't'.
a ,-acw of the ne w s:otf ··ourse and s hort
ndc to lht-' YMCA. It's for r eal, at_
S7~Uf50. in Ne wport Bc;.ach.
U,_,I()UI: fi()MI:S
REALTORS'. 675-6000
]443 East Coast Highway, CoroN del Mctr
.ol'-0 m Mesa v ... rllr•. at 546 5990 .
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HOW CAN I DEFER MY GAIN ON MY
RESIDENCE, IF I SELL ? SERVING
ASK us NEwPORT BEACH
SINCE HMO
768-7878 anytime
EAR LE ·~UD" cc.BIN, GIU
BaonA
Sales througb tbe llllltlple •uu•
Semce of u.e Newport H...._....(.".ellll
Me$& Board ol RedDn tgfe'W
$265-1/! MILlJONS Ia tM 81'11 11 ..
mootbs of 1176. TRI& • A a Rl .
CENT INCREASE OVER ,_
PERIOD OF IriS. 4,411 ..W !J!!!_
were procee••llt ol ~ a PEa
WERE SOLD. , •. per ceill el a. , ••
were coopehllln. ,
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Legal-5~
Colored Paper -5~
Bouod Material -~
Double Siding -~
Lables-25~ per sheet
(8%. 11)
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IT ALL ADDS
High Interest
Daily Compounding
More Services
Insured Savings
+ Extra hours
Velo Binding-$1.25 per book
Collating-1/2~ a copy
T per lulchd -1 origiiiBI 8tx11
400 l*'tuded-1origil .. &ix14
day's Coroaa deUlar Khran-
ts Cllab ''5-ID-41Ht ale"Wlll
be tbe color TV set be1Dc
sbown oft ben by Marty
MetauoD. at left. cba.lrmu
tor tbe fiiDd rsl8er, and V lr-,u B•tley, Wbo'll be in
ebarce of pucates IDd bam-
balers. Tbe ~•t wUl be
be1d from '1 a.m. to S p.m.
Kiwanis putting on
sale and breakfast
The s ·est Investment
5.25% 6.50% 7.75%
Pu~ Certrfrtates of Oeoosrt Investment Certrfrcates
Yield SI.OOO. I year yreld SI.OOO. fi.IO years vreld
5.39% 6. 72% 8.06%
COPY STOP
4301 Birch · Suite 5
Newport Beach
751-1050
MOM. • FRI. I· S
{MEAR ~ COUNTY AIRPORT) ===
BtJrglar ~
Cout r.
G. EM
TALK
Tbe Ktnnls Club of
Corooa del llar '1rUl bold
a fUod ra1s1QC 5-~ sale
at tbe comer of llacArtbur
aod E. Coast lttry. tbis Sat-
urday, Sept. 11.
A pucate breatfut with
cotree Yill be sened from
? to 11 a.m., 1M a bam-
burger IUDCheon trom
11 a.m. to 3 p.m., each for
a doaatioo of $1.50.
Hlghllgbt of the day wUl
be tbe drawtog for a port-
able color TV set. Separate
donations of$1 will be accep-
ted for tbls QR)OrbmitJ. Tbe •
wtnner oeed DOt be pHSellt.
A combined Wblte elepbant
sale, home-baked cooda
sale, lodoor-oatdoor plallt
sale, and art sale 'trill co
on throagboat the day.
Proceeds will beneftt
Kiwanis-supported :poath or-
gaolutlons, 1tbicb lDclude
Boys Club oftbe Harbor Aru
and Joplin Boys RanetJ. Sea
Scouts, American FleldSer-
n ce and the club's OYD high
school scholarsbipprogram.
All i11terest aompounded datlf Anr amo..nt un bt wrthdllwn tny time !rom 1 pt nbook
tecOI/IIt wlth full interest day In to dt y ovt Any 1mount u n be wlthdllwn any time tr-
• urttllute account with as much tnterest IS oil 1 PISSbo~ account less 90 days Interest
In add1tion to htgh mterest. you save when you save at
Los Angeles Federal Savings b ecause it costs you noth-
Ing for a safe deposit box. a commercial bank checking
account. Travelers Checks. a copy of a document and
other most-wanted serv1ces. Some services require mini-
mum balance. of course It takes only one m1nute and one
s1gnature to start your savmgs account May we have a
mtnute of your t1me?
HOW MUCH
CAN YOU
J. (. Htun('h riu. u ho<;c
s tore at 181J Netl·flc.rt
Bit. d. hils b een a Costa
liA es tl l andm llrk ju r ,ICJrt'
tlton 1C) , ~ars. i -; an
1111 /horit l o n gem"' ar1d Crusading against. LOS ANGELES
FEDERAL
SAVINGS "Christma$poilers" ;eu el".
·auY -CEMTEMM IAL
JUNK 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!
SEA COAST AI.AIM SYSTEMS fA.....__,._c...e ........ ......,
1651 Plocofttio Ave. • Coato Moao
EARS EXft
When America's Bl-
ceDteonlal Year ts over,
I
what ldDd of mementoes
'Will your family bave to
remind tbem of this im-
po~ year lnouroation's
bistorr? I'm af.ra.id tbat too
many families are gotng
to be stuck Wltb things
llke plutic Beon1.ogtoo
FJ.acs, cbeap embossed
a.sbtrays, aDd a collection
of patcbes. ltts too bad tbat
a lot of shoddy merchan-
dise has been unloaded oo
tbe American public dur-
ing this ''buy-centennial
yea,-."
Instead of pa.ssJDg aloag
qaaiJty articles tbat could
become famUy beiJ'looms,
p.iD1Dg 1D ftlue over the
years, are we going to
pass alooi a collecttoo of
trinkets? Our country and
ou fa.mWes deserve
beUer.
Bob Clay of Tustin, pub-
lic commuolcatioos couusel,
is la.unchtng his third '• and
perhaps f'lnal" cn~sade
against "ChristmaSpoUer s •·
who promote Christmas be-
fore Tbantsg1vi.Dg.
''The last two year s. •· he
explained, '• we•ve lost what
for us is a substaDtt.al amount
or mooey 1D t.h1s effort. But.
we'r e going to give lt anot!rer
strong effort before g1:v-I.Dg
up.
'•We mow pablic optnion
is with us. Our r esearch
indicates that 66 per ceot
of the shoWers react un -
fuorably to ultn-ea.rly
c ttrlstmas promotJoo. And,
91 per cent of them do 110t
buy earlier or more because
of it.'•
Again this year, Mr.
Clay's cn~sade uses t he
message, "Please let as en-
ctat~ ~~~~~~~ ENTERTAINMENT
:U.:ec:.::~:~ ~~ AT BOAT SHOW
rratefally received oow. High 'Wire acts, feats of
E•• more lmporta.DUy, tt magic and a laugh provok-
wW eareader lovtDg mem-iDg veotrtloqulst '1rUl head-
ones tbat wUl last • • • llDe tree eotertainment at
memortaJ to a special the George Colourls recrea-
tboacbt IDd a special year. tloDal vehicle. van and boat
Do :roar descendants a shoW Sept. 22-Z6 at Anaheim
favor. Leave tbem a trea-StadJam.
-;::::::::::::::::::~isu~re~. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ Kart and Sheila Wlnn will 1 perform a bllndlold walk Into
space, a sllde for llfe and
acroba.tic feats With a motor -
cycle on a slanted wlre --
withOUt a net.
Lllbe " Oil •s• ====
''I HAVE BECOME AN AVID ltiiCBELIN FAN
NOW; A.LREADY I HAVE CBAKGED THE
II'INOO OF TWO OF MY FRIENDS WHEN THEY
HAD TO BUY TIRES. ICEEP UP THE GOOD WOIOO
WHETHER YOU DRIVE A. F AliiLT SIZE CAR
OR COMPACT ... YOU CAN AFFORD TO JOIN
THE MICHEUN MOVEIIIEJfft YOU'LL BE
GLAD YOU DID. CRICIC OUR PRICESI
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Piet Paulo and hls as-
ststant, Yvonne, will do
magic acts, including the
Indian death basket. sleight-
of-hand and Houdini's
famous needles trick.
VentrilOQUist Rod James,
aloog with his Uttle wooden
buddy, Basil, wtll be master
of ceremonies.
Entertainment will b~
staced dally throochout tbe
tlve-day shoW.
OLIVE MEHNES, 94,
OF C. M. SUCOJMBS
Olin MeDDes, 94, of
S47 -1/2 lliiDOlla, Costa
IleA, who cUed Friday at a
local COilftleseeot borne,
wu barted Tuetday lD Har-
bor Rest cemetery.Senlces
were <:OIOacted at Bell-
Broactny CbapelbyDr.Earl
bbell.
Mrs. MeDDU wa.a bon
1D W1scouln and Uved here
ai.Dce 1940. Sbe 1a survived
by ..a VerDOD of Costa
Ilea IDd Bert of TornDCe,
dlaellten Jaoe Fl(ette of
COlt& Mesa IDd Jeuette
S.aclers of Rtventde, 14
pudcbll4rto _, '1 rreat-
pudcldldrtD.
joy the turkey before the
tree" to mtnimlze ear ly use
or the word ''Christmas.''
Again. the messige will be
car ried via bumper stickers,
pins, and posters.
And, again. he ls otrerlng
to send color-tt-yourselt
poster s free to any school
class 11 the children wUI
present them to their local
merchants.
Classes wlshlngtree post-
ers or lndtn<Nals wantt.og
to obtain pins, posters or
bumper stickers may write
Mr. Clay at Grave lojUstlce
Graphics , Suite 203, 1767 1
Irvine Blvd., Tust.ln, Calif.
9!680.
Newport Beach
3201 Newport Blvd -across from C1ty Hall • 675-4500
OPEN t-5 MON.· THURS. • t-IS FRI.
Head Office Downtown Los Angeleo Feaeral Savtngs and Loan Assoc•alton
One Wtlshtre Los Angeles 900 7 Other ofltces throughout lhe area
VOTE ON IT!
It always amazes me tQw democratic' our clty government suddenly becomes
when they want us to go tn debt tor a few mUlloll oollars.
'' Let•s mate up a Ust of vacant property we would like to buy and let the voters
decide whether they want lt, '' say our lllustrious leaders. That all IDWlds Yery
democratic, doesn't lt? Of coarse, tbe tact ls, that Is the ONLY way they can do lt.
The law doeso't Wow tbem to put ourselves and our chlldren deeply iD booded debt
witboat cbeckiDg wttb us flnt.
I'd feel a lot better about our leaders lf they also gave us a chance to vote oo some
of tbe things they DON'T baYe to ask us about. They ~lly should ask us, because
the CoqncU bas such a tert1ble Ume reacblng a decision on some of these things;
maybe we could help tbem.
Un1Yers1ty DrlYe uteos1oo. tor eD.Dlple, ls opposed by only a handfUl of peOple.
But, those people pull tbe rlcbt str1ap and make the big ootses at the right ttme,
and they stop our traftlc ap.lD. Tbe CoaacU absolutely refused to make a decision.
Okay, why not pat that Issue OD tbe same ballot with the park bonds?
And how about the city's ltaDd oa <>raace Couaty Airport? Do you really believe
that tbe majority of Newport resldEDta wut tbe city to spend our mooey to sue the
eoaaty tor aome more of our mooeT? Let's tote oott.
Ctty Hall tells the state tbat lalf of the people Who use the beach live here. Well,
If tbat•s true. tbeD tbe people of Newport ue really the ones woo shoUld deelde oo
beach toUets, ~?Let's YOte Gil it. .
The Idea of taJdDc tbe Jaw 1ntD our bands ls an old western tradltlOD that started
with the posse. Nowadaya, tbe deaperadoes tbat we !aYe to organize apiDst doo1
wear red btnnu, or black lata or ride tlat bDrses. Tbey wear-coats &Dd Ues &Dd
drlYe blc oara aDd taD our penamtDta. Tbe modern day posse Is called ''tbe
l.Dlt1at1Ye ayltem.'' W. we pt fed -.p wtth the fallures of our lawmakers, we
make a few lan oarMIYM. Wept tbe dntb peaaltyback tbat way, we lOt a eoutal
proteetlGD law (altboach It lu beeD m1•aed) aDd, aomeday, we're coloc to ret
10me tu rel)rm tbe a me ftJ.
So, let'a 1tut doh~ Ud8 Gil a Jocal level, too. Let'a aboW pel'llmeDt tbl.t we
wW reaped Jaw ud order aDd tbe ..elb1181lmeld way of doi.Dc tbl.acs. bat WbeD they
fall sbort, tJat we're l'8ldJ to .raa.re tbem away.
By the way, did JOG DOUce u..,-re cob~ to lan the pert bcJGd. electlaa Oil tbe
tan tDd ol Memorial 0., wuhiMI, ., DOt IIIIDTpeapl• wW tate? lJU 10mtbodr
oece aid -tt•a DOt bow JOU play tbe pme -lt'a wbltber ,_ wtn or lolle.
AL FOBGIT .
BOOKDOGGLE OF THE WEEK: Wblle oar CltJ Co8DcU ta1b about cattlll tile
· tu rate llld IMIIt wut11c .....,, tbeJ decide to ipiDd a few baDilred tboaaDd ..,..
oa ••fhtt'' ...,.....stc --nee. • • • • • • • • • • wn. 1t111 aot ., .... belcb ~ tor tbe cr-t. w-.tber we•re laflll. Slap bJ
tM ..... ad loat. onE. I
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