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Home My WebLink About1976-10-21 - Newport Harbor Ensign'I .. -------•Of'l'l<lALIII!WINr!ll Of' 1HE OTY 01' NI!W Qa iEI~I~~~;;~:":==:w NEWPORT lHI N!WPOIT HAIIOI -~~.:::!..- BEACH JOe _ .... _ ..• ,.,. .. nm 1 ••• a ••-.a YEAR.IIO. JOe COSTA MESA C'ent t-r are amorrc areots ti1J t ""'" n·• lumzf't l'lol: llltckr hu ldm~ pl:'rmll-cnntr~'l or lit< \nuti1 (qJ~t Kegrllor'IJI I ••riY..'f\J'r••n ( umml!>~Jr>n .~-. .. rd rn!" ru thr m.tp ( tl\ p',.wrtfll' ••lltdal~ nutrd that 1 h,· m.~p n tentall'r II ·~C'' C"l .m d thrrc cnuld he ~ •1:1<,' \hciH dlllOI!t"~ I n the" pa~t ~ \ ~·<tn rr:,,· ''''~'~ p aHed l't••r··~rtr"n ::tt m L!11e JO""~ thr !lf,t I (JIJ(J 'ard, "' thr ( .... r,,rntJ-.••J\thne ha' ho.'er~ "'hw.t ,,, dt'ldl•rm••nt:~l . ,,,:,,.1 r., rl'~loll d l .:na-.1al ~··mm""' ,, Hl;tl v.:1-up ··• ;1u n J' 11h· t'/ld nt tin~ ·,,·.~· ll ••""t'll'f nr"" q;Ht' •·~.:I• .oil''' ,'\ll'Jod • '-I'.I~I.JI • '' ,J u,,d,·r ;; n, . .,., Ia"" _ .,., o!li ••"•ITO( ll•llt' ffi.JP~ ;,·.JtJWt• Jnd r.:'orulatu.Jfl~ 'iJ.JIII!~J ,,,., J ~, tlh' SC"KC( 11-llo.'·)o. JIW\>Uf ~t'd :lui II ""til not HOMECOMING QUEEN cancHdates at Corona del Mar high are, sltlin&, from l~n . Ann Pang, Jane Schloemer and Deanne Larue and, standlng:, K.trr Ba.ker, Diane Macke and Sabrtna Stefani. Tht queen llDd lti.ng "¥ill be n21med Saturday nlght w~n the COM football team hosts Dana HUls ln the annual homecoml~ pme at Davidson Field. (Ptdo by Carolyn Kull,) , ' ,., " /·.,. " t ·~· .. ~: :: Jf 'I •• .... ... 44 Bill Dillman dead at70 • •• -·· .... ,J ... o-• J • .... ·- BUI DlUma.o, fouDder of thi!' restaunnt that hU be- C'Ome a Balboa taodmark., died of cancer last Thurs- ::lay 11 Ills home. He was '10. Services were beld Moo - da) at PacUlc Vlew Chapel here, with Dr. EdwudSmlth ol fir latlng. Burial followed in P:aclnc View memorial park. Mr. Dl\lman came to the San Galrrlel Valley from hls native Kansas In 1925, aod moved he re ln 195!, at 2301 Cbllllnel Rd., Balboa. He opened Dillman's re-staunnt at Balboa Blvd. and M1in In 195 3, ;~~~~~~t~~r':i!!?:!';~'.!!!~',jlf~~Oj~ ~~~crt Jn\ mOl<' permo! i ~rplt~JII•rn\ undl"r th~· ~~~~~~~r2~~j~;~~= pr''"-'111 fliiC• J lh·t ''" l:'i 1 hr "it RC l hJ ~ Iiili II De .: t'l \ll rr..:ot:~ .~ lh !.nt ~rm ol c "-'<!lit')\' tltidt'r pre.ent !av. C ' l h,•ro Jpf'lll.\ll•'ll• ""11! b<" ' HOMECQ).tl~G KING candidate-s at Corona del Mar Mgl sr-ttool ar@, stttl-g, Brian Garr'liltt, at left, and Jordan Otterbein, and standing, from left , RoL Elson, Doc1 Huriet, Cory ~lder :and Matt Earl. fPhoto b\" Carolyn Kul l.J Tennis courts opposed in COM He ... -as a member of the local Masons and llks, and of the-Balboa Angling Club. He 1s survived by hls wlfe, Opal, SOil MLI of Balboa, j!:randchUdr eo Carl 111(1 flizat.eth, also of Balboa, and 2 gre'lilt -grandehUdren. 01 SOJ SSION TODAY ON !I.ESA'S SUPER BLOCK COM TRAFFIC .t~•t'f'l d .!!!J ill \"ffit'Um<' ·""' '"' ""' "' '"' "" V.tlh IH\1 olf'f'r<>\JI• due Jilt'! h:l'o -J.:(lltdllll! to ( ~~~1.1 \1 c~J' "'super hi·~~.-'oloill h..· !I.\" Sl.lb}t'~l <•f .t mt',t ,rr~ .11 730 o~.nl 1 ...1~' ll.t Zl "t CHART t{ I lilt"'' lb r""' >\1 ta RL·~c ... 1d1 Tt•aml ,ttloll"nd:tlr I d(•r.t .... ..~,m~' lt ,,rhtlJ and \\ Ji•<'l SURVEY ASKED "'' ( "'"""" '"' ''l!llffi \'511)1\., 1.''1\t'C\Iti\<' d !ft'(1<>1 I hi' S( RCC -:"·ret•<: ,, f'C\1111'/1 ~tn "•d .11 'torp11•c 1 ~,,. , 11, 11 •w 1n•, r+dt·d ~~ odt•ntllf !tJIUT I' ,,, Corona del Mar's traf fi e problems. the subJ ect o f years of di scussion. will L'Ome up again MO)I day aft e rnoon at Cuy Hal l A COM t rarfic eom mt ttee w1 U ask the New port Counc il for 53,000 to he!p l't.!nd a doo r-to- door s urvey ;umed at td enti!ying probl ems and ptckin~ sol uuon s The COM Coordwatin~ Cound l o f Communtty Organi7.atl0n s will seek Counc il approval of a 13 paj!;e questionnaire . "If th e Council okays the questto nnai rf!, we'll come back later and ask for a bud~et amendment to help Cinance it." city trafhr: engineer Bill Dar- n ell satd yesterday. Mr Darnell dre w up a 74 queslion survey h sl with he lp from ccco· s traHic study c ommitt ee, c haired by Bob Stoessel He and COM Chamber or Commerce president. frank Jank, are eApec t· ed to appear at th e Man· day afternoon Coun c tl study sesston "The o n~tnal inten ttO n was to tnclude the quesuonna.trf' 10 water btll ma1lm)! m the 92625 poslal zon e,'· e:r;plamed Mr. Darnell "but It ts 'SO len~thy , we dectded on a door to door survry, that would samplt• about 10 per <·ent of the people 1r1 the postal zone " Qu e:=;tions mclude the roli OWHl ~ S UbJP.CI S • Should all tht.' l r rr turn s orr Coast Hwy be prohibited dunnJ! pf'ak. trarnc pe n ods? • Should barners be used to dtSCO UT <il!f' thru traffiC fr0111 U Sifi~ Tf'Sl derltlal strpets? • Should all park1n_g be prohibited on Coast H wy 10 COM dunn~ peak t raffi c? • Do wf' need another east west road fartht•r tn land. such as an €AIPnd- ed University Dnve? SLEMONS AT SEA AS POLITICAL STORM BREWS Jun Slcmons s:~i kd ;twav fwm hts J)l•lit t..:al probknis this wt•ek , whtl<' h1s Dem<x:riiiiK oppon~n1 and ll pnm<~r} al"o.r:111 trt{'d to l'ap!1<~1!7C on the S1tUal10n . Mr. SlemroHS. Rr r ub!ican !H.urttnee fm the 74th State Asse m bly D i~ltiCt. wa s repo r ted to h:lVt' 1t-f1 NcWI)Ort lhrht•t ''" his S4.:!5 .()()) y;tcht. In h1s WOlke , he left charges that he tS a pornosraphy fan. and rh:a t he t:amprrcd with tht' election process during rhe June primary. nn Stlnd:t~ rep• •rllll~ ch:n~c~ that Mt Slt•mPns • l bd 11Im~ .md p!CIIllt' b t111j.,~. :J !lrgc dl\ p u r 1w)lraph 1..:. ..:1 111fi.;cat~·d hy federal :•¥•'1lh nn :11 k;l\1 : OCCdSIIlfl~. • Mtg.ht h;tve cncoura~l·d Onr (>1 hi\ ptun.tr\ upponenh 10 t•ntt'r the 1;1~,· only 111 rush M r~ Bt'rgcson') name nul tlf .t prL'ft'TI'nll:tl p(lSI IH)(l t\11 lhl' ballot PARTICIPATING ia the dedlcatJon of the hlstor1C2l m.a.rker for the 1953 National Boy Scout Jambor~ a re, from left, Les Steffensen, master or ceremonies; Jean Ritter, Se4:- retary of the Ne'IJ)Orl Beach Historical 'iocle(1', anrl Ted Ftnster, president of the Historical Soclet). ThP commemonttve plaque is at the I'Orner of Jamboree Road and Santa Barbara Drive in Newport Center. (Photo' by Roger Hawkins.) Jamboree plaque dedicated lia T~II A n:a <lld·ltmer~. ,tl<'l,l!-!ll'll at ll'a~t a qua1tt1 l'C'II[U!\ l',l~h Ill klj::JI !l:")l· d~·••\·,. gJt hl'il'd Ia~! l lturv d:.t\ to dt"diCHt' J luqflrKJI lllJ Tkt•t .tt !Itt' 14~_\ IJ<I\ :-,,:,oul IJrnt-nrt'l' 'lie. rhc pi.JqUt' 1\ at lh•' <'t>r· ni'r ul J,tmllPt~{' Road :..nd \.u11 .1 lhrl'tata i)lrw. til lrlml ul rhr nt'\.1. hco~d\.)U.Jl· tN' ul the ....:,·wpon ltarhfH ( h.Jmh..·r lll ( omrneT~·r. T t•d I 111~tcr. prc•1dcnr 1•! th<' 'l'wpurt fk,,,:h lll'h•rt- L'JI "iOl'll'll . ~Vt' flw dr dl t"ll· lUI\ lllL'"~e. Jnd Pet \' B:n· ll"l[, ,,,; .... mJ\01 ur ·, "''!'t>rt Ucarh. ..~..:.:l'ptt•d f1 •r 1h~ C't[l . ·n,l·rt 1hr parry nwHd l•n 1" dun' ,11 lht• lrvm~· ("na~1 ( ountr ~ l"lu~. whet\' Pll"" llL'l'r ctTh:l"e I.e.~ Steffensen l~'mc d w11h ut hcr hmg wnt rl·~odenl\ tn recalhn~ rhe IIJ5:t I'VCill. that broug.ht 50.1.100 Scout\ and an <'qual llU!l\lx-r <'f \'!Siillr~ to the lrvtne ra ndt !;~nds hlf rhe .hd \l.tt i11m1l 811~ Scout Jamh1•r\·e. Murph\ .md had hl'l r~·d ;-:;,,Ju.:r •• '"· \nch lk'\ 1M· 111 1l1c lt)nJ U r J o I! l" ( ,, u n 1 1 ph•••··~rJ rh,·r R1,h lkl~ .... ·rt had l't'en 'l"ht•du kJ I•• shuv. m1>~1t'' nl lh.:' l .ttnh,ot('<' ,rt thl· dmno mwt111:.: hur ht· .... ~ un.~hh· "' :tllcnd b('l'.J\1~{' "' .t r.d! l•tf .. IJdd,•t , IC'U![tn\' Ill J IJT\Ikl'll il'IL " 11:!11h' •tl•no;l!! '' pfanttl'd h\ lh;· !hlu rt~·.tl ~ •• ,.1,'1 \. l il(ltTJ<I PI \I I k nll'll'''· h'lll! trllh' ll'•1d ·nt "' l tlt;ortJ drl \!.11 !t'ulll'd h uild 1nl! tlt""'·lll<b "' h..-n..:hc' .J!Id p 111 I<'' •w !),,· J.uno,,,, ... ,1,,, Jl1h n K~·.:lt·r. .!Jot• ••1 l'••rnn;t dd \1 .11 . "I'" ""·'' thl"U \O,:t•UI!liJ '>[~'I oil "I Hll•r 1""~. •.ud tlut he 'l''nl th:tt cntorc wee k ''' Jul\ 1-~:. Jl 1hr '1te Snn l~o>r!Jitl K<'l'kt wa~ onl" nr th~.· SU.LW Sn•ut ~ :H rill' ~fl I "''' altenJt•d lhl· Valli') h •l)!.l' l.omh••T tt.' .• md \\1lc 1, ha d I""' I ~\'('Ill ,II EX-STUDENT SE~DS $2STOPAY FOR BOOK A student who stole a book from Newport Harbor hJ«'h school nearly 30 year s aco has made restitution. The school pst receiver! a money order tor S25, acrompanled by this notE': ··Dea r Sin -~ Tttls $25.00 Is for rutttuUoo or the UbnrY book l stole rrom the Ubran In the late cw11rul o~wr lilt' cuas1 '" Los An~eln .u\d Or JllP' cou nltt'S. A ~a dd og u t JtJ(-. appiJCattun~ md~ not be complct~h pro.:e,o;.,.·d .b\ t,h<' Dec b cur,,ff. \1r ( :up"nh'i s&d An' !ell ,,.,.l"t't ,.,,uld hlll'\ 10 he tJ~en up ne\1 Febt u-an r o·rn.mt''>'ton {'ltanmJn Jud, K l"'it"fli.'t r•t l td~' l,k lu-. .... hrdukd t v.•..:.··v.t·<'j.,h ~~~"n' all "' th"\1 n• •nth 111 Jn l"th•n 11 J t•p· ,,. ' ..1• rnu~h ••I th~· h.r\ ]..!o ~ .1• r···~•!!k I w.k r tih' rW.'I\ ~";t•IJ • ~ 1 , I ·' I 1 , • n I '• , J .~· l t'rurn,·u t• "ill h;lh' r. h t 'IC !hl'i! lo •ll]>!.·I.Jf1)1l' r\~1 <• on! lu,,· \.1.1111 .t.rh'-tn,!ooJ .J· 1 ,! ,., •• !,1.1) "•·111!"1-I nt il ..:.,,1 1.•,,11 pl.or1 ,. ·!l'rr•·'··J tl' d.oli'·, r,·~ll •n.J I ,·tllliilll•~l<oll' II til ,•>il\\!11 1<' 1,, ~·\,'1.1~1 bo11l dun! !'' rrrtol I,, .. P· •II ,., OCT. 25 IS DAY OFF FOR GARBAGE CREW ~e ... ·port refuse cre..,·s ..,.111 take Ort. 2::. oU to obso>rVE' Veteran's Da~·-:-leighbor- hoods scher1uled for trash pickup 11\at da~· ~~o·ill not ha\"f' their t rash coll('('!e<l until Ttmr sday, Oc t. 28, acco rd· 1112 to J.1rob Mynderse, city o;tene.ral servir-es dl rf'etor. \'eteran's Da~, former!~ otlserved on ~ov . 11, was movE"fl to the last Monday in Oct~r h) an art of Con. g ress. RE~ STRATI ON OPEN FOR TENNIS CLASSES Registration Is open for session '·B" tennis classes offer ed by the ~ewport Beach parks, beaches and recrea- tion department.Ciassesbe- ~in t\ov. B and ar e held on Mondays and Wedn esday!!! at Mariners ParK !ennis cou rts, trvine and Dover. BegiMets plly at 9 a.m., Intermediates at 10 a.m., prf'-lntermediates at ll .l. m., adnnr <."d pla~·ers at noon, and youth prE'·inter- medJ.ates at 3:45 p.m. tm ddm!! J p11hl1• h'11tn• ~~~HI ••II l~ ••• ,,dt' D l ( t•lun;~.--J,•l \L1 ' 1'>.-ut~ O:lf(I!(J t c·J tlo<' ,·,)mnlllh•'' R," h.u n ~k .. ,,11 \mnh K.K•m . .,.,h,, ll,t. ,,,, !',~,,11.: IJt Jnd 1•'ftl Jp.JliJlll'll l• •'I' t-il!' ]I(•! r.tp(' ~:d \'\ •nd..11 lhc\ h:roc ~lrco~d\ .. t-uund .. ~ i~t1 .. [11'1'~ 1'11"1 ,I r<'~··t ' lfl<'l ~~~~~ uj.,, ~>• 'w1 I 111<" (' I ! [I\' 1 I 1 !{,·~·"''·'' I ••nlffil\'1'' rlw " ,,,J, I •.J•t ( ,c r' a t 1, "I Ki { f .I J ,,l.'c' Ill'~ ol 1, u k IHI f J '(I, !' . ' 'I ' .t t I. .... ' f-. " d (h, ....... , ' ., ... 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( ol,l\1 tl'olo\ h,·'"'"''" tht• :o>lnt.l \n,, K",.' Jnd '<'""1'L'" 8\\d v,,,uld 1->l'l"''""' tht' t,rr~l.'l ••I ,1 ,,~~<.'\!!, Jll'~ p t.tn ( ''' r iJrm.:t Ht\1 Dunr1 "'Ill ~·,pi .~Ht \he 'UP~'' hlco,k. ~· ·n..:1·pr ·n ,c nt\ ,, bto~ mt= 11p ~ 'I.JII.th' h\t\Ck bQUndcd b• ( ~fl f{'f l'lurnt·f. f'ar~ .~nd ·\n.Jh~·rn' ">lli"l"l'> Jdi"Cent to l l"ll' l':u j., lr wtll mdudt• a rh" 1 11 c '>tal ~~~n se mo1 ~ 1hUJ, ~..:nt('r , l"Xpandc-d hh:.111 ~nd mhcr flll."th " Absentees can vote !I.H~•'' \II'J !t'~l~h·rt.'d ,,,, • .,.,h, c,r,·~t ,,, ht: .+11.11 'I •!11 h •nh· 1•rl '''' ~ •• o1 1!1·1 ,lf' ·'""''llh'l' ball•~! i' 111,11\ ,. il l j'l'fltln I!OW\\ •I , ·' .. a'l.'l\\!,tlt•" .. n," il''.t l'l.l \rt.• \,,, ~l·r,lhL· J ~•II"'' lo•t :n.ukd ll'I.JIU'\1 ,,_,,!, •\·,· 11'~1'11,1[ l•l I ) t I ,. t.: ! 'I r ,, I -"' ,.tnl,l"J ,j,,, W('r\t, ' .,, 11"'1d l'll h "h·· lll<>lt'd '""' ll!JII~<' ( •>tlfll\ \rom ilhllhn ,(J'>' .Jih'l o,·t J h.rl ,' \lilt 1\ ~ p Ill (l! I ~tl \(1 '''l'll[(' 1 'rrh~-'''"11 tllrm• ,,., ,,1-o-,;nl<'<' h . .!l••l' Jl<' m;u1cd 11 ,rh 1lu· \.Jillf'k hotl\tl1 fi,,,.,.H"I 11 \ol\1 d•)n't hJ\(' ,II J1'{\h~,tt J<IIl 1o1m1 Wfllt' 1ft,· l,"t'l't!JI ,of \<>ll'" .1\ >ua.t" lot.Jfl(l ~Jnt.t o\nJ r:-11 ,111J ,n,lud ,· !ul\ ,lllh' h -IOh' addtt''~ ll'J~IIl titt' 1 ""'' w ,!l he-unahk ''' ',,, ,1 tht· p.,lJ,,,n,·lt'l tll•n 1l.i\ ·"'" .1 "'I it'll ~l!lrl<IIU1( ' : lh•' "'1~'1 I lot tl'i!t,IJ.II ~ \<I!K~' I' ••1k11 "''rlLI:l\ ~ und ''" .... oturoiJI • tu•rn l>i f•' 4 II. RS. EOI TH SMITH OF N.B.ISDEA0AT87 Mrs. Edith Smith, tn, ~ewport Beech, died yester- day iD Costa Mesa memorial hOspital on her birthday. Mrs. Smith •· z:s.yeu residertt of the county, W'U 1 lortroer police womanlnAla· mt>da County./<. nattuotNew York, she is surv!Yecl bJ' Mr daughter, Mrs. Rita S. Jtol. brook. Las Vep1. Crema. ttoo I.Dd bu ria l at HI were :arranged througb the "-P- tu.ne Sodety. Marian Bergeson. who fimshed second to Slemons in the primary. liled Tuesday as a write-in candidate to oppose him in the Nov. 2 general election. R o n Cordova.' rh e DemocratiC nominee. stuck to the campaign tra il. appraring alon~ •t debates and m eetings thai had bern btllcd as co!lfrontations wilh Siemon~. He spoke of the pms•blllty that he might become an Autmblyman "by dt:fault." but promittd to try to establ~ • record in 2 yurs that would endear him to the 74th• distric:l's he avtly -R r publ ican m•jot'lty. Tilef(' W('l l" :tiS\1 flltTlllB 1 hat Hlllli: pronl!IH'nt H:ubor Arc~ R~pubb..:ans W('le about to call a pres$ confertncc to publicly endorse Mr . ('Mdova. who calls himself a 4-'t)nservativc. Those rumors dird abruptly T ue s da y when Mrs. Bergeson jumped back into lht ract' ai a wrih."-tn candidate after he r pnmary defeat hy Stemons. Fu.;t hand re<:ol\c .. ·toons wrrc 81\'t.'r bv Kay Spur- ~eom. WidOW' t•f "MI . Scout· er" Bill Spur~eon. tht prtnu'-mnver fm the lrvant Co. '" ..:ompletinl!, the prcpat ar inn~ k •f tht' July 1 7-ZJ Jambofee. Ka,· ctted the rncredible problem of logi5tics, a rrangin~ for railway spur lines and telephQne cables. hauling m I 00,000 ducken legs and thi~hs. lS.OOO pounds of hot dog~. 16Q,()()() loaves o f bread, clearing wild life h om 3.00Cl lK'res of land. chasing out all tkc mt«' some satd tall the wav to Scout Jamboree wouldn't make it today Refl.ster before Nov, 8 at tiM! rKreattoo office a1 dt)' hall, 3300 :iewport Blvd., Mooday through f riday, I :30-f:30 p.m. 1940's.'" Rumors had cireuhued in Newport for about a wt:tk. befo re the Santi Ana Rrais ter published • 11ory Yt$ttrday morning. Mr. Cordova cciticiztd Mrs. 1krtcson's re-entry as being likel y tO SJ)Iit the ani t·Siemons vott>. thus l et.ti n~ S\emons win in a "!'nea.l end·run." At yestuday momins's Newport Such Town 1-taU medin&-$J>OI'IS()(ed by the Newport HarbOf Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Cordov~ was the only candidale to show up. t-It mldt thew poi.n1S:(COMT'O ON PG. 4l Balbo.. . She I ol d of thr bii n~tmt$ m entert:ammrnt who came here -Bob Hope. Danny Kaye. Lash L.aRur , Mo nty Mo n1 a n a. 1nd J immv Stewart. J immy took part ii. nlmina • m<Nie 1bout the Jamboree. wtuch included a scene involvina K1y's d•uJhter, Sandy SpurJeon. uci n& down hlll on honeback, endins 111 an embarusin,. spill near tht' camuu. Actors GtOfJe What lf a NatiOIIll Boy Scout Jamboree were 10 be beld here q:tln •• 1.1\ tb\1 day of ecoloC', super-plan- Dlnf and red tape? That thOUgnt cros-.2 tbt muslrtc mind of Lee St~ .. feH4!fl as rte emceed tbl Jamboree sue titllld.etoa diDDer last Tburtdi:J M&tt. He told lilt ~--rt a-a. Hlatorlc&1 Soelet.J lMIIIhn that tb1s tl ,., ... " wardd. ao: Flrtt, tbt lrYlneCo ..... call for plMlWfC, Mt ~ a munber of eommm.., llld come liP wtt h a dozen studies. TrttD the city of Newport Beacb cets into the act, dl· r ecta the tnmc engineer to make 1 INdy, and a pJbUc blilrill( must be held. Aa tQY\roameatal imptct rtPOrt hU: to be prepared., ud tht COUIIItJ leU b'l'fOl'ted g the road eoaltru:ctioD prottlem. 'T'tdl briDCI CAL· TltAJG IIllO tM ptctDre, ud "" llbttiJ .-.. , -· no-IIAIOitloa dll· tnet .,. tut btrlntc wW lilt bt a1loW'td, 10 1 oom· pletf' ~wer system hat to be bUUt. l'Mno-crowth fOlks are going to oppose tbe sewer pro~!. because that would pave tbe wa)' fer more de· Yelopm8lt and more people a.nd pollution. Frteadl or the Upper BaJ •W pletd ap~not dlslum..., blrd Ufe, partle~larh' II aestlng Ume. Tbe U.S. Dopo.rt.,.. at Healt~ E®catlol .t W~ l':lre then ltiPI la wtb a ntlU.tpl .. Ml dlJcrttal .. u.Uon. Thll NIIHOM.l Jam .. boree must not be )lit tor Boy Seoul$. lt t\l.t to be a National Penor: Scoat Jam. boree, T .. R-1 CottUI Commlssion hiS to rt•e its: declllon on tbe Ja:mtloret plus, and ebalrper-.JwtJ A fl. ''No tips. •• .1'bl taM II _..., lo tile - COUbl Com mi-. ucllllo rul.llc is Ural m&Jimtrm ... AtJ It 6 Sco.tl ptr acre. Tbt Hutlor Yltw c-. .. .. -, -· looorll .. _ prtntS ttl coac:HII ud .... now h1(l\ tbe t.,... wdl be bullt, tor far Dill a. fllw or tht ootUwtllbeW.h.._ Thl AJr c-..o~ Mo sa _,.......,._...,_ u .. ,_ .. __ llru, lOCI ... ,_ .. tmoo c--~t~ot-OOUn-... -· • tlleft JIJ a 'r ..,.. .., .... ,. ....... - 1 ......... -... .. ----~·· • NC:t£ ~• .... ~a a 11 ..... 1 .. 1 ,I 1 ' ., . ... , .. -- .... , -· ... --- • ._,,., WUD.T, • Ttaa.., ..... a.. :..·:.:::.c.:-... ;;··~ ... .laic.= •W 4'~ ... _., ... L !Wii&WIOWJ •• _,. & W ........... atbt ••. ,,,.,.-Jell,,._. ....... .... .. _..,,-11or If. 1•1, 111 'e 1oo c.n lor too . C..,tl~-cfC M-_...,._ , I 8lf II ._..,. tt ..... al ,.a;;; ..... I I 'M bflae.'ne ....... lltMICIIWIJJI llr:r~Ctly ot•w•JOtta.cla. ARVO E. IU.AJ'A •••••••••• o..er Mill J\M'rtar PEC liMP& .•.••••.•• , • ,..., ¢1 ~ ·--.coa ~~~-Ana ••• -• -,...., •.oo o.t ot tile Loc::a1 .... • • • • • • • • •••••• a.. ,..,., $1.00 <II.. ..l!tlf " .,.,. AR\10 E. Hf<APA, • .,.., Md publ lsllor of ... Eftslgo .OOOC::..OOQOOOOQoo!OoOea.O.IIa .. O'OoO C • A WARNING IN SMALL PRINT There have been nturmurings of doubt and some <?_utspoken objections as to the fitness of Jim Slemons to serve as our assemblyman in Sacramento. Tricky composition in his campaign literature, that helped him win the Re- publican nomination in the 74th Assembly District, should now alert all voters to eJCUnine the small print in any promises made by-this car salesman. I have on my desk a copy of one of Mr. Slemons' campaign mailers. A casual glance at the mailer brings forth the message that ' 'Ronald Reagan, Gerald Ford and Robert Badham say: Vote for Jim Slemons." I wonder how many voters read the small print, which says in a tiny voice that the "vote for Slemons" statement was actuaily attributed to the campaign chairman for Reagan, the wife of . the campaign chairman for Ford, and the campaign chairman for Badham. The campaign literature was clearly meant to mislead the voter. But that is not all. Whispered rumors about candidate Slemons have now come out in the open with the publication of an extensively researched news story by the Santa Ana Register, repilil"t.,tg that "films and picture books: purportedly pornographic, have been confiscated from Assembly candidate James Slemons by federal authorities on at least two occasions since 1974." These are factors that should be seriously considered by voters on the Nov. 2 election day. Remember, there is another choice on the ballot ·-Ron Cordova, a Democrat who is more con- servative than a lot of Republicans. • • • • • • * U.S. AID IS WEAPoN FOR TYRANTS This is the month when praises are solicited for the United Nations and cash for UNICEF, the U. N. Children's Fund. It is getting harder each year to generate enthusiasm about the U. N ., because it is dominated more and more by communist and socialist nations, most of them recipients of foreign aid give-away from Uncle Sam, and most of them bitter critics and enemies of the U. S. To continue giving aid and sustenance t o these enemies of freedom is to perpetuate the evil of totalitarian rule, which keeps millions in hunger and bondage, unable to feed themselves, be· cause they do not have the Impetus of private enterprise and Individual in- itiative. It might seem heartless to talk in similar vein about UNICEF .Immediately comes tbe shocked retort: "You aren't against bel ping the hwigry children of the world, are you!" No, I am not, and that is wby I oppose both the U. N. and UNICEF. Both help to perpetuate tbe agony of captive nations. DO you naively Imagine that UNICEF belp goes dir~tly to the suffering cbild- ren In other landS? Of course not. It Is a government to government gimmick, just like· foreign aid on not people to people. people. Aid, handled by government, 1.8 a weapon --used by tbe tyrantll to keep their subjeetll In Une, under t,breat of further deprlntloo, W11 are furt.bering tbat tyranny with our "belp." • •• • • • • .. T'b.t nation il wonhJc:a wflkh doe1 not pyr .. , stab ...ytlllnlin ... ,._or II« ....... - -Sdlllu Tax study report due A a.,_. -, at 1M -lilt_,..., lloe~of·-· ..... wW be -....U.CSW.tlle L_,..,, Newport 8eKit Ultll-Oet.le. Tile _, --m..... wt11 otart at 7:!10 p.m. at die lloaM of DlaM Walller, 1111' Wh Salls Way, HartJor View RU1s. ··~~-rtJ o'ft'Ders lllln jut recet'ftd tbelr .--rtJ tu bill< sbo'lrbll an nence iae.I'IUe of $200. '' DOted. lla.ry r..c. Sortais, cbalrwomu or tbe Leacae study. Tbe Plbllc Is iDTlted to attead tbe meeting. F~ttber Wormatloo may be obtaiDed bJ. ea.lllilc Mrs. Walker at 644-2192. HAIUT COil HURD ARM STROMG Newport Police Blotter • TUESDAY, SEPT, 28 Carter J. Corbitt, 30, of 1228 Susse1 Lane, was cllarred with drunk driving at Zlst St. and Newport Blvd. at 2:30 a.m ••.• , Wayne T. Holland, 25, of 2426 Elden Ave., Costa Mesa, went to UCJ Medical Ceoter for treatment of lnjurles suffered when his motorcycle and a car driven by Robert S. Bier- baum, Santa Ana. calllded •,. SUNDAY, OCT. S Robert Foulks "Hollings- worth. Z'l, of 1115 W. Bay, Balboa. was arrested at 11 p.m. at the Newport Pier and ~targed wttb be~ne In· toldcated lDCI disorderly ••• Somebody tumed oo a flre hose at the Tnfel Lodge motel, 6208 W. Coa.st Hwy., Newport Sbores, between 1 a.m. and 6:30a.m., causlog considerable rJamage to a Zod.floor carpet aDd a 1st floor ceiling , •• Mildred Meyer, 504 Klogs, CUff HaYen, reported that some- ODe stole her wallet. coo- tallllng about $30 iD cash aDd 1 number ofcredttcards aDd otber valuables, from a ~ k.ttcbeo table in her borne, betweeo 11 a.m. Oct. 2 and 9 a.m. Oct. 4, DICtC ELL ERMAN at Red H111 Awe, IDd Kal· mas Dr •••• A burglar forced eotry into tbe car of ETelyn E. Laweme, 9?0 Jantpero Dr., parked iD her driveway, taldnganFM radio tape cteck, 4 tapes and 2 cartonsofclprettes, a $153,20 loss ••• SteTeD DeWitt, 22, Anabelm, and Allan R. McFarlane, 2:1, Fullertoa, were taken IDto custody by om.cer R An- derSIOb, Newpo rt pollee, tn a serTice station at In:loe Ave. and Bristol st., and cbarged with loa.dlng a motorcycle ooto tbelr stake~bed truck at 2915 BristOl st., Costa Mesa, belonging to Daniel K. Murphy, 1837 Port Mao· leigh Circle, Harbor VIew HWs ••• A car stolen from 3170 Harbor BlYd., -belonging to Robert C. • MONDAY, OCT. 4 Freeman, Apt. 3, 2110 Kathleea Ann Uc!a.ll, 33, Newport Blvd.. Costa or 65 Beacon Bay, was Mesa, was later found out charged wltb misdemeanor of gas and abandoned 011 drunk drlTI.Dg at 1:15 a.m. Bristol St •••• Fin dor.ea at Dover aod 16tb, West. lee cream bars lDd &eTen ctltf ••. Lillian Nanette loans or frencb bread were Ga~mt, 2500 ~new, Corona stolen from the ldtchen at del Mar, reported a $!00 Kaiser Middle Scbool, 2130 rlng stolen from her bath- Santa Ana Ave., by a burg-room sometime between 9 LAW AND ORDER AWARD wbmers at Saturday nigbt's aouul Newport Hamor Amertc:::an Lep:Ja awards ban~ quet included Haibor Patrolman Harry Coil, Policeman Hurd Armstrong, a.nd ret:1red Fire Dept. Capt. Ricbard Ellerma.a.. Each award winDer was picked by his depart- ment as ••mu or tbe year" for deYoted service. Leeton Post 291 bolrd member Walt Wagner made the presenta- tion as about 245 members and guests looked on. tar who removed a wlodow p.m. Oct. 3 and 5 p.m. Oct. cross bar to gaiD eatry 4 •.• Breai Banwell, 130 .•• ASIOOsouvenirdellJM· 47lb St., y.'est.Pewport .. J.old with, a 12-iDch blade tn a .~lice he heard someone •• silver scabbard was stoleo enter bis residence at 10:45 from the home of Helmut p.m •• then saw the suspect J. Brass,2135Rale1ghAve. croaehtng ltt ·the doorway of . • • Ron A. Blanset. 18, bls bedroom and heard hJm of 2974 Croftdon St., suf. call the name "Joe" twice; tered a caotu stoo 00 the when Mr. Banwen said lett side of hls forehead "There's oo Joe here," the when he lost control of suspect Walked from the Who Ma de It? Sir lsuc Ne wton had a friend who, like himself, was a greu scientist. Drawn toaether by their mutual interest, they ofun araued 11boU1 the e~tistence of man and the universe . One day Newt on had a skillful mechanic desian and make a repli ca of our solar syste m in miniature. In the center was a large guilded ball representina the sun . Revolvina around this were smaller baJis fi~ted on the ends of arms of varyin& lenaths. These represented Mercury , Venus , Earth. Man , Jupiter, Saturn in their proper order. The balls were so aeared to,ether by cop and belts as to move in perfect harmony by turnina a cnnk. As Newton sat readin& in his stud y with his mechanism on 1 lafJe table nearby , his fell ow scientist stepped in. At a &lance he recolftiud what was before him. Steppina up to it, he slowly turned the crank and with undist;uised admiration wat ched the heavenly bodies all move witb tbeir relative speed in their orbits. "My! what an uq1.1isite thina this is! Who made it'!" Newto n replied, without lookina up from his bQok, '"Nobody·· Quickly turnina t o Newt o n , the infidel u ctaimed "E.;dentty you did not undentand my quettion. I ulced who m~de UU.th.in&-.. Lookina 1.1 p now, Newton tolenmly ••ured him that nobody had made it but that the •••tion o( mtttera 10 much admired ,._ ha.,...... to .. u,.. tile form tlu.t lt w. ln. '"You mullt tbiAt Ia• a fool ! 01 __ , mad• it ......... ... rd Ute to know whoM k:' La,UO,Idl--· Nnrto• ltOtl .. .... a ~·•• oa ~11 t.rl••~·• .... ald. ~. '"Tioil ..... is but a pun y imitation of a much &r~nd er system whose laws you know. I am not able to convinct you th a.t this mere toy is witho ut a -desilfter and a maktr ... ytt you profe ss to believe that t he &reat o rjainal fr om which the desi&n is taken h.as come into being wi_t hout 1 designer." At once the mfidel was convi nced. Ht beca rtM' a firm believer that "Jehova h He is God," 1 Kmgs 8:39. "All thinp were made by Him (Chr ist ); and witho ut Him wa s not anythinJ made that was made. In Him was life; and the life was tht li gh t of men ... As many as received Him, to them gave He power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on His name," John I :3,4 12. -Th~ Capitol Voic~ FLORENCE RAY, 67, OF BAl. ISLE DIES Faoenl Hrvtces were held Oct. 16 at Pacific Vtew C ha.pel here for Florence Ray, 67, of 311 Amethyst, Balboa lalaDd. Wbo died Oct. 13 .. Hooc hospital, Mn. Ray was active 1n tlle Newport Beach Ebell Cl•b IDd ID the Assistaoce Leacue. Sbe was a oattTe of Cbbto Ud bad U'ed bere u,... •. Sbt ls IUrvlfed by daugh~ ter DlaDe Musau of Costa Mea. stater Sldrley ·Goff of S.. Dlelo. brother Beau- lord WUUam1 of Lake Tahoe ud z rrud<bll<lr«<. Tbl AeY. Bnee Karrle pnelded at tbe eerTtee • Bar1&1 wu Ia Paelfie View Dllftl011&1 part. HALLOWEEH EVENT PL.tNMEO OCT. '~TH -v..., eltmG&r7 ---.. -Billllw:• eanMl auu .. dor;O... 10, -II a.m • fD p..a.. lila K.a't -,..,._, F•OIM ............ -... ··•n o1,. ..s t.cttrt.-llto-....,_llllpola . his car and hit two Ctty home, then r.m dovm the trees and parked cars street ••• Peter Matheson, registered to Michael T 1023 BonoJe Doone, Irvine Norville 3261 Idaho Lane' Terrace, told police he was and Rl~hard E. Dules: walking on the south slde- 3256 Idaho Lane, on (dabo walk at 1811 Balboa Blvd., Lane, south of Missouri Central Newport, at 10:30 St. p.m. when he heard a shot, • WEDNESD AY, SEPT. 29 A tblet pried open a soft drink machine, ta.ldng about $3 from a coin bo1 1n a laundromat at 2200 Har- bor Blvd., another about $8 from a candy macbtoe and soft drink macblne to a lauodromat at 2180 Har- bor Blvd. and about $3 from a soft drink macblne ln a laundromat at 1738 Placentia Ave. , • • A burglar came throuch a.o unlocked trap door to the root of Cornucopia. Butret, 145 E. 19th St., while tbe ttrm was closed. tak1oc $1,034,15 ••• Martin S. Lobrstorter, 22, of723-1/2 W. WU.:m St., suffered left side and left leg ln)lries when he forced bls motor- cycle down to avoid tlltting a tn~ck drivea by Felipe T. Estrada, 7Z, Apt. 4, 653 WUmo st •• m&klDc a turo lDto hll drinway • • • A bUrglar tooka$380,85 se.- lng machloe and 1 noor tamp 66 Inches hJcb trom tbe home ecooomics buUd -tar at Oranre Coast Col~ Jere. • THURSDAY, SEPT. SO Cl>rlotopber K. Lo.._ JZ, of S45 Brotd' .. 1, oaf. feNd a (llll.l'ttr-IDeb p.~oc .. tire woad OM-halt lncb from Ida ......, colll'llll wbla bit b7 u arrow Rot at bloo Yblle P!Ortor to u -llold ...... ...-., se!Dol ot 425 E. 1• St.; the ·~wa..c.e • • • Till ... --z ·-rn>w·--•• f!SI __ ,_ tllo '-llldiiiJ olllct ... tbl , ,..,. ........ " bolld1ol ot ~ c-c~ ... r-..s~ l'lf 'fl. Utllt., _.,lood of tooltalllryofa AGO et·sn ,_ IUrMidllet . . • na n L. ,....,. Ill, au. " 1110-1/1 - Yllll .A .... -ellupd .,. II ....... ol aau1, .. ,.. •• ..-at .... rouolllll-. heard the bullet htt In some Ivy near blm, then hear<! a man yell an obscenity at him as anolddark-colored Chev- rolet sped away ••. Dennis James Leal, 2354 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa, reported tbat tys 1976 Trtu mph sports car, parked In the6300block ol Seashore to West Newport while be went surfing be- tween 5:30 and 7:30 p.m., was aps:.rently drifetl by someone who found th e keys In the tnank, and retumed aDd parked near wbere he bad left It, with tbe keys left on tbe bumper. • TUESDA·Y, OCT. 5 An estimated $50 ln coins was stolen from a coin- opeftted COiltrol box whlcb cODtrols teonl.s court llgli:s at l.&s };reflas Park. iD the 1500 block of W, Balboa Blvd., Central Newport, sometime between 1 p.m. Oct. f and B a.m. Oct. 5, by someone wbo pried opera the city-owned box • • • BetwteD Sept, 2Z aDd tbe momlDc of oct. 5, lbievl8 took u estlmated $450 trom eol!l-open.t.d J.auodry rna~ cblnesin tbtOakwoodapart- meots complea. pollee were l<>ld , •• A ""'ld-bt bal'llar brol<e a wt-to Dr. E. H. Tbo.-..-'1 medical baUd~ iDC at .OS Weatmtuter. Newport IJelelU, betWMD l :SO p.m. ud 5 p.m., Ut~~~ toA~ a aerM~ID<l....,..Ur 1J1ed .. ....,. toolde aad .. lock U. boat cdllce door, bot _, wort t>t lock· llc.,....."•m. ·OVERHIQtT CAIIPOUT SET FOR BOYS Q.UB Tbo Sorl Cbtb at lloellal'· bar Ana .. _... __ aJclll ........ at a. Carla-...,..,......c...,lorbo70 I,_.._, ••Oct. II udN. ,. ..... -..... -... -)A. --I I ... IIQU-. .... _,.. ... " .. ""·· , .. ___ c:oll fO-Im. The Birch.Los UN Support Dwindling .,..~_,. __ &tlmont. Ala.uotltweu.. - Happily, <hera .,. ,_ and fetrer celebration~ of United Nationa Day. lnat.Hd. mon and mon An:tet:icaDI an ot-rviDc Qet.ober 24 .. t.lM UN Dey t:A Shame. 'l'be ~ for the aub· 1titution continue to pile up. Let ... titt. f~. GooaNlaa·~ About .eventy al t.be 145 UN member-nations are widely known to be governed by dic:t.- tonhiJK, military junt.u. or other form& of totalit.uianiam. An· other twenty-five have political systems that are cluaified u only partly free in material available from UN headquarten itself. The United Nation• inaist.a it is a guardian of the ri1ht.a of man. Yet as 800n as another 1•nc of pro-Communiat thugs 1aina control of more real estate and more millions of victim• (Angola and Mozambique being the latest samples), the UN places ita atamp of approval on the new regimE' by grantinK it member· ship. It might better be known as the guardian of tyrannies. mentAl .... .,...ey ill eec:h bll· tb:t. At. • July m..W. iA C.. Riea. the coat.... caned fot ''po.itiYI ._•• of the COIIUIIUni· cetiont media -.ruch mean. that ta.,. doo't. cart ror whlit.AP, UPI, -and other ...,.. apnc1oa -about them. At another conference in )!lew IHI- hi. 1ndil (when Jnd.ira Gandhi reCently killed lndia'a free preN), dele,atea from firty. eicht countries p~ the ere. ation ol a pool of .,vemment- cootrolled newa ~ to aup- ply otrlcial veniona ol day-to- day event.a. Obviously, UNESCO ia aponaorin.r Indira $andhi'a type of "freedom al the preN" everywhere. U.S. P-.ya lite Billa Ninety·two memOO-nationa owe the UN back duea in exceM of $200 million. Under Article 19 o( the UN Charter. thete natiom abould have lost t.heir votina: priv- ilepa. But none have. Mean- while. the United States with itll Alngle vote in t.he General AI· sembly i1 aaseued twenty-five. peremt of t.he publicized opera. ting budget, and contribut.et aA much as seventy-five percent. of the unpublicized ccw;tA of special Refuul to Condema Terroriam program a. · Last J uly, 102 innoernt llky-Among the United Stat.et' fel - jack vict ims were rescued in the low UN memben, each with a darinR Israeli commando raid in· similar single vote. are the fol - to Uganda. T he UN Security lowing nationA: Grenada (133 Council was promptly convened square miles, popu lation at African demand to condemn 105,000); Bahrain (231 square Israel and defend ldi Amin of milt's. population 207.01JU; Sin Uganda, who had cooperated Tome and Principe (372 ltQUare wi th the skyjackers! miles, population 66.000); Mal· Althou~ththeSecurityCouncil dives filS &quare miles, popula- refused to go along with those tion 110,0001 ; and Seychelles loath80me demands, it then te· ( 109 !!QUare miles, population fused to condemn skyjacking 56,00()). Little Rhode Island hasa and other acts of intematif'l:,al laJ1er area than these five UN lt'rrorism. Su('h a fail ure on the member-nations combined and part of the "peace organization" almO!'t double tht'ir population! ought to open a great many eyes Thest> tiny dot.ll on the map are to whot the UN really is. part of t he Third World, a voting bloc calltod a "tyrithny or the ma· jority" even by UN supporters. UNESCO 'a Controlled Pre.a Many more pages could be l'ht' United Nations EduCI · written on this subject. But let U!l tional. Scientific, and Cultural conclude by saying: "Gt't US our Organiution (UN ESCO! has of the United :-.'ations, and get bet-n conductin~t regional con-the United Nations out of the ferent:es around the globe to agi-Unitt'd States." tate for the creation of a govern· ~., 19~ Th,J..,;,, Horrh _...,,..,,.,> 1-"ratwr~• LEI I ERS TO EDITOR • IRRESPONSIBIUTY Dear Editor, Informed persons are not surpl'iae<Uo set'!f:hat Jimmy Carter, Walter Wondale and their supporters, Inc!~ the seU-styliJI(I ~ender of the consumers, ltl(ph Nader, bave already endorsed. the great society liberalism, and they have likewise lauocbed a campaign aga.lnst our free enterprise system. Of course, they claim tt\at they speak ror minority groups and the poor. Carter and ttls supporters make promises to give something for nothing to mll~ lions at the expense of the hard worklng, over-taxed middle classes. Further- more, they demand that the United States defense bud(et should be cut by about $5 billion to $7 biiHon in spite of the fact that the military strength of the Soviet Untoo is iDcreasing to a nry dan- gerous extent dally. Tberefore, concerned persons shOuld do tbelr very best to achieve the electloo of President Ge rald Forti In the November election Ln order to avold a national disaster. Sincerely you rs, Dr. Alexatxter Berk:is F arm,Uie, V a. • UPPER BAY PROGRESS Dear Editor. Congratulatioos. Quite some time ago, you ran a picture of tbe old salt works in tbe Upper Bay With a story labeling It '•Deatb Valley " of no use L... flsh, fowl or man. Word now • f'roQI. , Sacn- mellto about a $490.000 marsh retlon.tlcm. pro)ect, wltll another, U .Q.OOO for dredeior. iD the Upper Bay. For quite some time the E nstgn bas been running articles lDd pictures pu.shir:tc for restontioll or U~r Newport Bay 1ato tbe WOO· dertul ftsb and fowl sanctu- ary It ooce was. other news .. papers hlfe run follow-up stories but done Uttle to fight for it. So, congrablla- Uons for a job well be. With dredgi.Dg and marsh r eston.tloo, dally tttb.l ac- tion will flush out mucb of tbe orp.nlc matter aDd cbemlcals. Maybe swtmmtnc cao be permitted again by 1983. Ther.e is still a lotofwork needed. Methods must:bede- 'eloped to stopsUtatlcmflbm San Diego Creek and Santa Ana.~Deltll dn.lnace dltcll. Remember, this mooey Isn't out of tbe taxpayers pocket; it's Santa Bartan channel oU spill flnes, the report stated. H. R. McMUlao Newport Beaeb FROM THE BIBL'£ Es.cept the Lord buUd the hoase, t~y llbor iD n.1.a tbat -bulld It: ncept the LorcJ keep the city, the watehmu Waketb bu.t in 'flln. (PsalJII 12'7: 1.) -. 1IICII.AmiD~ 1ArrJ ...... _, ....,. ..... Wtn ............. Wlllplllll .. 400 ...... _,., IU.O...IO,ot.a-lortoo~C..,. e ... ot tills •J9L'• HI uctli IDciiiJ, llr. _. lin. Gma -~·-1 1 I too -of llloU :I; GardsM .... a. ...-._.,. C. 8~ alatol -llr .... lin. " . I -AMIIIIII .. ..._.,..'I'F F11a.at Clll.rllr 7 JRPI'a ....... .... -·...., "- Ball 1 :. Ted "r , ,._.. ,.,... a as , .._ -.,Lori----=--· 0 I 7 .c. . -· lla .,..., -I I .. _, l1lteto. \ I &oiTII<WINI-114UitiDAY,_OCT.l~ lll'i r----~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-------.. ..,..uiUIQ., -""au CXIIDIAaa.-.~ THE BEE LINE Music for S!!!I!!.'!J!. Y!t' !0!. .... _ ., /liNer ams NH Panhel MANDEll WOMEN PlAN AUCTION ,... ., •• ,. u...,...,. H.._. ..._.,Coll•lt- tao "' on.. ~ will 1o111 • ut --. Oct. a ..... II 1:11 p.a. A tu ..._.-...: , ¥• ., t7 .so wUI a.dldt Mn'' I ...... d'otlll'lrw _, dlor ;..._ elaJ. ....... ClaJJII 1ft a fdiiOI~wtdl ..... M ....UJIIIotMolo-.r-,.._,,,..,I. FruiOII -.,. ,__,...._, •rl tw, ...... t"c ••n.e ; ...... an ..,_. tbe7 ~"t llellldlu _,tl.tWI' can., Pores, _._.. .. .., • ..., ..u ld:riMII. .. -..s trteldl u .., ..._... 11111 ta .. ....., Dolo, will _. ol ... ... -· .. ,...,.... Ill tlollr ---· -....,. -.,. --~~ ....... -1011 -,....., doc-lolllnModloJUtJ,--Sralllil Cout Piasa. b9m t c ......... PI'DI ud ~ ,,..... ...... Mo-. ...... ID .a. M ID 1:10 p.m.. Wet TillJ,Oct. lqtlldiJ 1M7"J1 ~:tree • "..tac ta.r. • · • l)r t ..0. M.. ' J n, 1011 -.. , ..., ....,_ 11-tollnlr 01 _, ... ...,.. --lily ... ... e ..... tMlr eadcalte 110 Ollt ..... a ... ~·· ..,.., ~r at .... o'cloet .. ....... repreeeat. ww E.lp ......,, If" loki.....,. cellar doon .,.. wt.d by 8dbo se.s..ta an GU"J COIMil, •• a die IOftllerPNfer.ace ;:r,-·!._~...J.a • • · tMD 111e 4 ;;era. Na.::y Meec..en. 9oa1a ......,..? w.u_ ., lbe • '""' way u wu.. Bllt t. u. ft.lct o1 R~ ud Seott RotU~ JUS. ''folr. ,_,. aco. tbe a •hiRer (hi•) tbt ciDDr at 1M botil)m ot -from a.-.. G---• tote wu •-•-lor the _.,. QPIDed lnvd IDd ft wen aU ith ;;w :t:fte! Mta.. ,, .... , ·' btlted to ):U a.r amW.ac bolt ud ...._ Ia tbe wiDe cellar ~ tllll.s __.., lltyle old restdeoce, Fru 1ooW. Wrely ia ber pllui. colored prtated .Uk ebHI:Ia.. .Mesa mixer on Tuesday .n..L~I Oflldal creotera ol '"' COita Ilea Cbamber of Commerce will bDJdao "Oc, tober Hallowe-. mtur•· I·(.. H••ph ,-i u . wlwse sl o r'e 111 I 8 Z J ,'loJ t-u·po, 8/r.J. btu bttefl 11 CCJ.SIII ~rt.s lllllrttlfJIIIF'It.fur ,.O rt> lhllfl zq )'rt'IH$, j $ llrt IIWlho ril\ (iPJ J:rt'JPJ 5 fltltf '''ll'rtl')'. A DAZZLIHG SHOW , .,_.,";.JOU are in New York II tbe eod of No. Umber, by all meus see the Ameriea.a Museum of Natun.l History's display of creat Amertcaa-oned diamoods ill the Hall of Ml.nenls and Gems. This, oae of th& most dutllng dlamODd e.lhlbltkllls f!t'er bas beea ezteoded by popa: lar demaod. Here are some · of the shoW's ''stars": Tbe 18.52-cant FLA~ lNG STAR, a flawless, pear-shaped elasslc, gtns otr a Yh1d red glow. GOLDEN HOPE (44.35 carats) has a yellow We. It's set ill a beautifl.l.l plD KQldaDdplati- GOLDEN MAHARAJAH 65.60 carats of golden It ,..s the senattoo of the 1937 Paris World's Fair. BLACK ORLOFF (67 .50 cants) ls named for the Russian prlocess whO onee owned lt. EARTH STAR, at 111.59 Is belieYed to be t:aeeted browo 1D the world. The SPECTRUM COL- LECTION 1s a rare Croce> to dlamood• of many natant ooes. Tbete are rareUdbeau. apectmeas of tbe lwo,rld'• createst stone • cllaoooaol. Tandly, Oct. 26, for clam- ber members _aad cuuts.. Tbe lldormal eoektaJ..l ptller1:ag lllarts at 6 p.m. at Flrlt Feclen.l Sa.qs of Suta Mordea at 1455 Baker. Com.pllmeatary bors d'oeaYre;s wt11 be served, ..... -~-... MerOOers are urred to bring sp:M~ses I.Dd prospec- tive DeW members. Also, buslDess cards, advertlsJnc SOUl'ealrs or sample. may be broaght and placed oo a table for all guests. WORLD WAR II IS LECTURE TOPIC From Normaody to the , Elbe; from D-0., to Berlin; from June 6, 194-(. to tbe spring of 1945, That's the time period that ..Ul be covered 1D Ora:Dce Coast College's new tall ledurt! series titled '•World War D." The 4..pa..rt sertes meets on Friday ewenlngs, beclll· ning Oct. 22, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in occ:s floe arts ha.llll9. Series lecturer is Judee Sellm S, Franklin, Wbo(nd- uated from Pomooa Collece with t.::Joors 1D histoTJ ao4 Is alscr a cnate of the u.s. Army lnfantry School at Fort Bennlog, Ga. Jud(e FrankllD adds a toucb of reallJm to b1s a.c • cOWtts of World Wu D; he was a partlctpaat llll the Nor. maodJ lo U. ElM ca .... lp, HARBOR KEY HOLDS HEW MEMBER TEA A lucbeoa for DeW mem- bers of~tbe HarllorKeyCblld Guidance Ceoter ot On.oge Couaty was beld Oct. 7 In tile borne of Mrs. Georre Ray, t7 Rue Canoes in Bf« Can- yon. Prortstou.J.s wert! wel- comed by Mrs. Benjamln Brown. president, and mem. bers of her board. 1 .. MI'II'OIT C .. ITII OL, ..... ,LAZA1M IADJACIMT TO ,AIIIMMIII&.AMD) Danish furniture cryml ~ china , Re1i1try As pou mow, tbe HobbJts were f1:1tuJ people from tbe middle of tbe earttt. wbo MR. AJIID MRS. MOSELEY JONES '-ted ea)Jyed tbe COOd tJdap: or we, IDd ·Bllbo u "eclllo llctillt party" --a ~'!~peat ..-em Bacrt.n wu their le.der .•• ., tbe llobtlft beeaiM aU caesu co.Id 1101 be accom- caters to tboH wbo eajoy rood UdJip la Ufe modated at the ftrst ooe at tr.t.r 1rnne shared with tbelrtrl.eads,Sem.. maidli were Terrace restdeoce. {Jat~ey Berta pOoto,) tllere to poar tbe cbl.qlqne , •• tbere were plates of bon: d'.-nes placed bare Gnce lletqer, ~e and Jotm Reed., Faye aDd there ':Cl wiDe casts. Tills wu tbe be-aDd Vet11 Dttdley and Helen Waddell •.• rt.rm.ta&. Sooa tbe puty wu led~ tbe J.aaer nry swt.ll in )eweled bl&clr. sUt.. Faye's stalrw'ay to the CI.Ddle Ucbted dllttQI room ' aon wu al8o chic blaclr. wttb JeWeled ; •• yellow roselbiCls meed an the tables. aectllDe. Oli'e Latham ns l.bere, u.o 'Hud serlpted'' meaas and place ea.rds llarloD and JOhn LaVelle, Allee and Nelll were at fii.Ch plate. Coarse after 0011rse Dans, Lee Rogers, Jane and JobD Porter, was: se"ed from stlnr wqons. At 1Df:er-tbe Bewley Aliens, Gus Brellns, Woolcott mtssklrl all wer.e lDYited to tbe • •upper Nobles, Spencer Honigs, Reid WuiiODS and atmosphere," Here we 'lewed tlle art ens-the Arttllr Baums. DellghtfW e-tflllngl play, 'tstted wlth one another, aUowtoc our Some of those at the ''secoodtlmearocmd" taste bods to Nst uatU we were ap1n seated deJJchtful e'en!rlf Hobbit party included for tbe remalnlng: courses. FiDI.Je, lollowl.ag Patricia and Jack Groth, Helen and Doo the des~~ert, was aweebitofstraWberrywl.nL Starllnc, Jean and Ed Sharp, MWie and A.mong those eajoytng the e•eolnc and tbe Marshall Nledecker, Mlldredud Lou Turner Jooes' bollptta!Jty was Bob Spra.rue • • • Mary ud Paul Smith, Joan antt Roger Ely: wife Jeaone was in London ••• fooDd ber Nate SDyder, Vtra qer, Muy Aulsoo, bote! reservattoo bad oot been eonftrmed Cbet Hollfteld, the Hugh 'Nrtchts, Edward ••• Bob bad JpeOl considerable time on tbre Pellecrl.ns, William Millers, Jottn Boytis, pbone rectifYing tbe sihll.l:ioo, At..> ArthUr Doo Ayres, and Judge aod MUdre1 Curtis. aod EUeen stroct, Tom aad Etbellyn Walter AlJO tbe Jones' daughter Shelly and tllsband ••• EUeeo looked 'fery smut tn 10QC white Bruce Owens, as well as tbelr d:lucbter-ln- lmlt ••• EtbeliJD alJO wre wbite of beaYJ law, Am Ellen Jones. We Sl!llt ''bello" to baDded lace.otbent.cliiCiedDeeDeeSu.Utnn. them ud ... ''happy ~te to all. •• TIUS ~ NOT A SCENE from TV'• "AU lD tbe famUy,•· but a pknDIDg ... stOD lor a twrupt toast to UNlC£1" United Natloo• ci\UdreD's fund, scbedaled tor Saturday' Oct. 30, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Puk Newport spa'. Pictured left to rt(bt are Gweo Feltoo of CoroDI de l Mar, AnDe Bay of Fouotato Valley, C...eoda Watson of Newport Beach, wbo 1s ctatrper.:m for the event, and TV stu Carroll O'COiliiOr. Tbe twWght toast will honor Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor, who are natlontl cbairpenons and TV stars Sten Allen and his wUe, Jayne Meadows: PromoOO>ry Polnt residents, who are Orange County cl\l.lrpersons. A PROMENADE OF CREATIONSf:ashionsbowandlunctleoo wW be beld WedDeJdly 00011, NOY. 3, at the Newporter lnD by the t"lDt Terrace Pbilbarmonlc Associates. Proceet\1: will 11111110rt tbe free yroutll coocerts and music mobUe lor Qruce Coaaty tchools. ~lates members pletund hen are Mrs. EdWard Clbbl.rtUl, co-cha..lrmao, membersbtp, at left, ud Mrs. P.trteia Spielm&D. ReserTI- tlou ma.y be made wttb Mrs. MUllc.t Sallsbury, 644· 5155, or Mrs. Peytoa Harrtmu., &U-4939. CHURCH TO HOlD ANNUAL BAZAAR Tbe United Metbodt.;t Wo- men or thrtst Church by the Sea wW hold tbei.r anwal bataar on "',.~eSISay, Oct. 27 , from 1 to 7 p.m. Many hand-made boutiQUe Items "~~'Ill be on sale, as well as home-baked goods, jams and }ellles, white elephants, aod hand-made Christmas tref' ornaments. Tbeme for the bazaar 1s '•country store.'' Dinner will be sened at 5:30 p.m. The Chu reh is located at 1400 W. Ba.lboa Blvd., Newport Beach. CHURCH TO PRESENT MUL TI-MEOI.+. FILM '• Despendos,' · a touring mu lti-media tum produc· tlon about man challengiDg limits, wUI be shOwn at Christ Lutheran Church, 760 Vi ctoria St., Costa ~esa, this Friday, Oct. 22, at 8 and 10:30 p.m. Combining the visual magic or hundr'i!'ds of di.s - solvi..Dg sUdes wit~ a movie film and the sounds of top rock groups from Canada aod America, '•Desperados" en mines the tendeacy in aU of us to want to ll'e by our own rules, Umits, and authority. It appraises our desire to be free of re- strictioos and some of the difficulties in obtaining that kind or freedom. It otters an answer to obtaining this freedom through the ~rsoo of Jesus Chrtst. •••••******************************•••••• LAS VEGAS TRIP NOV. 14 TO 16 • •• • • ORDER YOUR ENSIGN SUBSCRIPTION NOW! • TbeCttyotN..,.rt B•c• • • puts, blll.cbes a.od recrM- : ONLY $5.00 A YEAR : :' ~;:t~'..~ • • l'fonntter 14·16. The price, a.m. Surltay, No,. tt, from the Community Youth Cen. ter lD Corona del Mar .00 wUl return at 6 p.m. T'ues- d&J. No¥. 16. • -------------• $41.00perP*f*M)fordolble * fM51GM SUIStR1PT10M DtP:r. * _, uti $63.00 por TALKS ON AIITIQUES * • ,.,... tor .UCteoccu....,, WILL BEGIN OCT. 11 • PLEASE. SI!N 0 ME TM t I!NSIGN FO A ONE YEAR . • lactH. trauportatioll bJ •• 1 .,...., ENCLOSING 15.00 FOR MY SUBSCftiPTION. • Gr.,.... Mot.orcoach IDd AlitiQIIe bufts ban ao CIP· ...... • 2 lliCtU acoommodlUou at pon.Jty lo I•ro the "tns•• • .. : tile Nendl Hotel ud Callllo aid ......... trom a pro- : • ladow ... LatYeps..Ala f....._.whtaOraDCeCo&st • •naca-'1 -TlaC. ................... , . . . . . . • • toc:ladocl w111 •u rout-Colt• -· ttsfllllee-lt • diMer. 011t breallf.Ut, -.r tlire Mries;. "AaUques ud • lAM& (ftiii'TID) ••...•..••.••••••••..••.•••.....• , ·• ot tM lb1P ud a ",._ eolhettin." • • --.. -.. ,. ·~rw .. --.. _. Al'*l8 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• o o • • • • • • • • • • • rtt: Tile t.a wtl1 t•'• at I 4 ~-· W..._.y • .. ., . II ~Oct.!?, J1 C!l'f ••.••••••••••••••••• : ••• ,._ • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·• ---------,..,_ 't:io lo t:SO p.m. ID ! •. occ•a a.. arta 11111 111. ~ call t• to•r Ledue ., .w. Lawtoa. ,. l7at L-MI-Y •• CLA. .. n~D AD& -lou "'""' -b ,. occ, ... -~ 11 -~~-. -· CAU-A --: To :ra~ £11810!1 c-,. c. ., eoo,.. • nwsse lllllltd, '""'-dll-::.•• ...... ,.. ............................... : -::::;:--~~- I ·--.... _ WJMfe ..t Oct. 10 It tile G-antopood~ eoaiiiiMty m ··-1'001111 .. •-c-..~oraaolad Ilk···· ---........ ,._,_.,.. IDd ha.rocae .._. ... J4u;1dldbJ tlllll FOU" O"CCoet GI'OIIp -~ ..... lltarlt steaer. llorma BaWe. Be:tJ •w•-s.Q, Bet ThDmu, "- Laftll6ea. aad Mary Ell•'" O'Neil. Ho«esaes iDelllded lime&. Romu. [lrod)row, Cb&r.lotie St:a.rep, Wtwam l,st..ller, K.-ett:a D, Bnd»lo. lot. T. Ballet, TociBorw-- C. R. lAoatu.a [ltnl'tfb '-'idee. K4lli.as ........ and ctar• caueo. Jr. ..... Alrpootu -Int-. c• '"'"'-'...., ·--.. -~~~ ''" ...... no-wl11 c-...__.,. Mrs. El.lklet *•* _, .. ,... Manrlll.l..l ,...._,. tllllb "' c-tlol -· Clearance ... OOld lJ a~qionrd :.f~sAU:s FiliAL ~ollar ~al;!l5! Boxed Christmas Cards 50% Off •·•rUSTCU•FT' GIE"£ TIMG CARDS -1/2 P ric••• ''KNlTTOP'"' CAPS -Sh Eech LARGE CANDLE$· Seul SMALL CANOL ES ~ R•t· lS. . Me• l S. BILL FDL OS -52.50 LEATHER PAL .. WORK GLOVES . 51.29 Q.EAHIHG BRUSHES · 29• Eoch NEVER-AGAIN DISCOUNTS ON PERFUMES, IUJ<EUP, JEWELRY AND MUCH MUCH MOREl PRESCIIPTIOMS FILLED 7 DAYS A WEEK 9-9 WEEKDAYS 0 9-7 -DAYS 31121 E . COAST HWY., COROtiA DEL "AR =-=~~~ MRS. w. c. GARDNER, .Enio·y. Your Trin! president and woman of the ~ :rz- year al the Newport Bnch Th ( · I Cha.rter Cbap(er, Amerlcaoo e nex ume you trave , Business Woman's Assocta-take along Y, OUr luggage, Uoo, is representing her c ..... , as Oel..-•1• 1o 1,. your passport and natiooal coo'ention held in New OTieao.slhls mooth. the COMMAND COURSE WILL TEACH ACTING AS CAREER Soutb Coast Repertory an. ooa.nres the start of its ex- panded yea.r -long even.i.Dg conservatory program on Nov. 1 for persons 17 and older Interested ln pursuing acting as a eareer. To l~e held at tbe SCR theatre, 1827 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa, the progn.m offers professional ac~ tralni.ng during four 7-week sessions. Classes .-'..11 be held Mooday, Tu~sday and Wednesday evening from 7:30 to 10. Tbe flrlt sessklo Now. 1 ttli'OU(h Dec. 15, wUI C'OYeT scene work t: rea.Usm. mime; Shakespeare/Yoice. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TALK Tl11S EVENIHG ChrlstiaD Science te<""turer Jessica Pickett wUI speak at 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 21, at FlrstChurehofCbrt.st. Scientist, 3303 \ Ia Lido, Newport Beach. She Is a member of ttle board of lectureship or tbe First Church of Cbrlst:, Scientist, in Boston. Her topic ,..111 be "lndiY~llzi'll God's power.'· YOU CAM LEARH IH JUST A FEW WEEKS ! Call for a free lDtroductory lesson ill french, Spanish or the language or your choice. I No obUgatton, oo selltog, •• )ust an eaj:)yable l.tltroduction 1 J to the easiest, most relaxing leUD1ng u:perteoce of your Hfe! , .. _. 631.0110 "''elffltftirQ o .;,.,~ ... ~n F:."rtctltitrt Drrrtc ,or MICHEL THOMAS LANGUAGE CENTER \\,airstylJng ,....., jus~ for ~ ch1ldrczn Of\ s .... J oaq"'" \.l•llw l?o•O J~ SovH, J ~.KArt t-11r &-...... &n-ice and QualiJ•· SincP 1946 NURSERY- allishrs FLORIST PUT YOUR FAVORITE BULBS TO BED BEFORE WINTER Plant a ~lrction of bulb• now. For 6f1rdrn, 01 borde,.. and in containers. CROCUS • HYACINTH e LILIES RANUNCULUS• NARCISSUS IRIS • FREESIA *TULIPS 9i6 .. ~e<rion DAFFODILS ... ~ -,., HO/ (Flori.• Speciol) Gref!n up brown lawm.. PIGnt.. .... Frrohl.v Cur ... CARNATIONS M--· Florlot ....... \'\'\1 \1 II' I LH '"'"' NowSALEI'rle<d 10 LB. BAG eo-a 1,000 8Q. PT. REG. 3.96 ..... O...H Y'* llow to ,.,.,, ,.,.. Nol ,..., ... • .. • • .. t • • .. • . ' ...... NOPOMT "ARIOR EIISIQI PUll. lilt EO IEEJ(l!l' -PAGE' 4 Jim Slemons at sea (Coo-........... 0 • II ~ would h:v(u p t~•pf rl ) ta.x rt'htf by \WttchtnJ ll\(o fundtlll of ~lh"'IS to :t nat-ntr tncome loLl(, and b) panting tarter h•'lncowntr tu c-x nnptioos, • 'ltT().b:.lJC' budgetmg shuuld bt: ul!ot-d. It would rtverSI.' tht prt1itnt bud~t JUtOCI:U uJ drC'id1ng how mu h 1n110t\ IS nno dtd. ,, "''"'~ • 1 J\ Wf ·•~en..:,~·"'· wch J .... J,, •ul ... uut!lll{'>ll and ""JIC'I lll'llld \ . ..tJ,.uJd. lx' h•••u 11.l1t tn l o d11U'T J ]lj.!ll !l'lol!l V11 11 h 1,.\l} h••li\ll.lfll' • tiJH\ rt dUI,:UI)!. · J' ... u••fu '"n an d rt..~rp•nl! tu r•-.d,..;tlonl>. l ...... 11 pt u)!r:Jm• ll t.mdJII.'d h\ lcdtr<~l :and \!.ill' IJ~., ~buuld tk· lunOCd h• tl'dcrJJ Jud \!Jil' funds J(•ll. J J<'d UCIIt>ll nf Jn.:aJ d 'T11JIId '"' prf'{:.r :.un' cCtuld I 'lhh.' d i'J"-'IId l'IKO: <~11 'i4h.'h I 0111d' • I '"-JI ... nu"l .Jwuld •I·,,J,• ,.,,J,IJI l:tnd Ulle'. t11o1kr \l,t \\' F-Utd<•lifll'~. l-I e \~ ti Ll .thull~~~ I(')!!Oil:JI ·'' ,l,tl ~··mml,.,lr•rl~. whiC'h f, ,tt d ··p la ~·e the I' ,,,·~tll••t .wd tlw tudge 1111 tlw '·""'' ll',tm .. In ,, pr~\~ rdc;,sc Mr \lr·m "m ,,nd ht' w1ll not m ~ lo.e au\ Ill VI\' public ·'l'l'<':tr.lll<<'' lt•r u week vr t•1" ill' hl.mll·d ··a 'mall I! ' IJ' nt wnm~:n.. with L'''"t!t tit,• h 3f)ll'' <~g.amst lttm I .11 1\ ul th ~· w,•d.:. a I' •tlllfll'fll 'e v.port J<, pul'>lt..Jfl ,,,~·uiJted a 1'· ., \It ~kTnl>ih. .,. !' I I n ' II J ll' I ,1 I ,iJ, ,v, II').' th<ll l.t' '.unp.11~1! r .• ,,., h .. u ,.,,,,l< trnm ', r•···•-J t\lrl, · '·'' Jl'o~krs I t V.fl\ J j,.,_,tJ lt•h'tVl l C!t! ' ' ,,, \ I'' Jlo JPP<':tl J'"'. !a\1 Thu n d ay before the Newport Harbw EJcchanc<- Ciub, Mr. Skmons vowtd to rr-duct buruuctk'\ . &"'r bu si neu intne~>ti mort rcpresenutiun in th r lc-&iJiatwe. a.nd f.nd a wa~ to hold back propetty tax incrc urs. II~ uid the Oc putm~nt of Motut Vt hidn ts the b.r~\t burtaUI'fi.C)'. 'They htwr 100 mam uwruigators. now, checkm,: oo car dealers. yet tht·\ want m ore m\'rslltU IOt \ he charged Bill Vu1t nt ~rwpoll . ltSIC"d ltS .:o-ch:urman o( th~ Siem o n ~ c<~mp<~ign . dt savowc-d an~ respoo~•bthl) for runntll)l. the campa~11 ··1 d on't "-'.utt . my su pp ort ol t•nr R epublican Cilndtd"'" tt• hurt thr c h .:n.:e ' n t ·Jnother .'' he wid 1iw l:.nsign. P4t . Cord 0\'3 . an d\,1\l,mt dtstnct attornt'\ H• the MuntC!pal r ,;,UI lh'ft'. vowed I() U).o.' Itt' IJv. expeuc-nce crime rat~:~. DOJ\OTHY BUNKER OF NEWPORT Dl ES AT 78 F~~~~enJ se.rvices for Mr". Dorothy Bunker, 78, r.·ewpon Beach. wer e scheduled for 11 a.m. today, Oet. 21, In Little Church of the Flow- ers, Forest Lawn, Glf>ndal t , with lnter ment to fol low there. Mrs. Bunker, a on~-year resident of Newport Beach, died her e Oct. 17. She wa s a native of Missour i. She is surviverl b) he r d:tur t•- ter, Mrs. How:./'!1 Fletcher Jr., Co rona del Mar, and two grandsons, Thomas R. Howatt, Irvine, and Wtulaw C. Howatt, Corona riel Mar. Baltz Bergeron Ylortuary was in charge. C..• ,...,.~ .. _ .;tiii .. ~ Cll6ooi "THE ODD COUPLE" will be ptelnfed ""'· lt Md 1Z h) the C"orona tk-1 Ku llllb ldDol *'-UIOda- Uon. Dean Oalton, at left. plafS Ft-111: .-1oM ~.., Is Oscar in tbe NeU Sima d:rataa. ~ bollll aiCbta ls 8 p.m. in the scbool's Llltle n.tn. nc:Ws an S! at the rtoor. Otbe.rs Ill t111e c:ut are K.-eo.., Jt... Holmen, Scott Gray, Rick lllllllku.. Brad~ Soft aDd Shelly Juttne r. You.n& Oa1toa is tbe dlrec:mr. (Dnma Assn. pboto.) Mehta conducts Oct. 27 Tltl.' Onn~e Count} I"JulhllrmoniC Soctcty "'"'II wd.:oml.' tht· rt'turn of Zubm Mt'111:1. musiC dncciOr u l th\· l n) Angrles Ph tl hatm .•ntc Orchestra. "ht·n lw ~oftducl\ the Oct. ~-l•lfiC r'll Jt '\Jnla Anll IHI!h ~dtj•HI ,\Udlt"IIUtn. 5.::'0 \\,.,, \\J'uu t l it,· ..._ 'lU p.m d•n..:erl "Ill ll'J\111<" !he ~uun~ ('ub,t u· \l tll'nL·:~n p1arust . lh>!JI.JIJ (olll le rre7. who Will ht· 1 hr wl<•tst an the O.CC SERIES TOPIC IS ESTATE PLANNING The tr•nsfer of propert)' at delllt will be one of the topics covered in Onnge Coast Coll~e·s ~-part even- lnv IE"'ture series titled · fa mil) estate planning." The free series meets on ThurWys, beginn.ln( Oct.' 28, fro m 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. In UCC ;s fine a rts lecturt> ttall ll'l. Ser l .. !o lt't'lure r is Michie! J . Gertner, J practicing at- form•)'. Prokofirff p:titno conc!'rtO :"olo. l . Tl)t program also tncludei -Ltttuu·." "~ew uver ." "Ltke a s1ck t:agk-" and Tone Roads No. J, by lves and Bartok's concerlo for orchrstra. T ICkels a t S 7 and Sb. are o n sa.le at the Oungf' County Philharmonic offtce. 201 W. Coast H1ghw:~y. Ne "-'p n r t Beach. ph nne t•4b-641 1. MESA COUIIOLMEN AT LEAGUE MEETING TI1ere W"dS noCmta Me~a C't!y Council rne~·hng last Mo nda} nl8ht. the regularly ~hedukd ltm..-. a~ cny ofrM:-tals JOUrRt'\ r d to San Otegt• w :tllt'nd the League 0 1 C11!t'S conventton M on d<~~ through Wrdn~:..day Ma\or Dornmte Racttt led .the dcle~at10n of Council rn emben Cr!y Manager Fred Snr s.<~bal and C!l) Clerk I 1lern I' Phnmcv also atlendrd . TI1e nex't Council met·tmg w1ll be held a! b:JO p.m M111.l:l v . Nov. I. m the Co und ch;rnl-oers 77 Fair Dr. The Pla r1n 111f! Commtss•on w ill nll't't at 6 :30 p.m Mond<J\. Oct :!5 . in the council c hainbt:r~. ALM WILL LAIJNOi HERE'S LI-FE EVENT SPRED quality at a surprisingly low price! Central Bible Church, 190-2Jrd St.. Cos-1:. Mes11 . will mee t <~I 10.45 am. Sunda y m the foroll'r ~ancluar} fur it prelit'nlai!Hn of a ftlrn uttroducm~ "Here's Ltfr Alni'IICa ." wluch is a nal!on·Wid,· c r u~a d e occU!IIn,_ 111 November. In cvnnectHIII Wit h t he c rusade. tltt' sanc1u ary chotr will pre!l('ll\ a mus .cal. "I L01c Amen c01 ... on ~ov. ~I Jt O:JO p.m. Tht~ Crus.adc ".tn effort 10 reach every \t(lrne in .AmeriCa this vr:n Wtth tht' Gospel of Jes·u~ Chmt. ..... 12 .79 G.lt . ·-------_,._ .... _ •o...... ... .._ .......... _ ....... ._ .. __ _ ___ ._ •o...•.---..... -- REG. $8.<19 ~~~ 6.49 • Appties easily Mth btush or roller • Dfies to a wnhable ft.t finish The church w•ll hold a IO!mtly f u n n1~ht masquer01dc Oct. JO. LE RENDEZVOUS LOSES POTS , P AH S A thief who is apparentl y thinking of opening his own restaannt has taken kitchen equipment valued at more than $1,336 from Le Ren. de~vous restaunnt on Mar. iners Mile during the past 2 months, tbe restaurant's manager reported to pollee this week. Pots, pans, a soup BIEN VENIIX)S~ warmer, bun warmer and other equipment disappeared pte'ce by piece from bust- ness at 2601 w. Coast Hwy., manager Alwin Teuteberg told Newport pollee. Because no evidence or forced entl'}' has beer! !ouOO.poUce tbeor- ized that the thefts mlgtlt be an inside job. 'NfiW EIPEN I I CHORUS WILL SING AT AARP MEETING HERE The Amer1cao Assoclatioo of Retired PerJOn•, Newport Beaeb Chapter 121, wm meet T~rsday noon, Oct. 28, at V eterau Me mortal Hall, COita Meta, FollO'Iflng a sack bmeb, there wlll be a blc.t...U.I procnm di- rected by lreoe Sawyer wtttt ber !0 meni>er chorus. Re. frabmeat.a will be se"ed after tbe procnm. In No- Ytmber the CbapterwWcon- ctoct II AARP defenatwe drtt'btl ptOJnm. For Ume a.t ....._ phoDe M.r. Mor-r-1'11-11534 • VI VI AM HALL BACKED Vtftu HalJ of ln1Dt, Domoc!ll ,.rty caodldole tor tht eon. CoacreukDJ. Dlltrld, --.... tbll .... by 1M Caul mer f'ed - -f1Aallr1ca, 'hit ...,.. .. IMDI: ... ........... .,.. ..,, .. ,d ...... to ........ IIIII aMI ..... I 4 hU.eaa ap.. .-.--·.Tile CFA II 1111 P"utend tn ~ •••. ......, n.c. day for dmh p ... ,. .....,., U • •d-wl"' PI,_ ... •• Helctne will toe 1-s llle cllarter uy eerwtce at tO •·•· tali e .. u., at Ole PlJ810•U.- IfOII•red Lake forest c-auatt)' c~~o.u 1.a 1u actOU u ori1Jl•al foud· en of Ulle ell•rU. ne c:ll•rdl putor il a. Ftaaer 0 .ttto aerved aa u•clate alahcer at Pl,.o•tb dlurcb. Noma.a Browa, form e r pas &or at PIYaoutb . will assist in tbe ebarter setvice Tbenew c hurch meets Worshippers will be at Serrano school . 24642 asted Lo siPJ a c bart.er Jeroaimo Rd .. El T oro Ron's wife is in Vogue The re p or t th.a.t .. S •-R b I" A bl mr. lcmoo ~ a! \"estrnw\ e pu tc_an ner;n .Y mQrnmg's Newroft Be :.:.·it CJtndJdate Jtm Sl~ons W!~e Town lbll fQrum. \\1ten Mr ,:.~ppear~ nudr tn a men s Slemons failt"d to appeal lu• ~a lutne promph••d one duected thr qut'~l10n '" ht, 1'-'<~ ncW5111an 10 ~oncoct O t>m ocrattc <•pponE"nt . the followtng queshon for Assistant llarb~tr Mumc tpo~l LUKE HEAUNG MEETING HERE For the first timr in ia 4 0 yea r h1stOr)'. the I ntrrnat10nal Order of S t. Luke the Physician will hold li S n:ltJo nal h e011!ng confrrenct' on the west cooht. Oct. 25-28. at the Rcg1stry Hold 'across from the Orange County Airport . The Rev. John PJrkc . I ovnerly Rector of St. hmM l::p!scopal Church Newport Beach. natinn:~l W01rden uf the order. W ill head the lnll or dignatan t's .:ommg fmm all over thr country. mduding C;,n itd:~ and Abska. Fr . FranC!~ M ac~u ll . O.P . a ptont"t"r Ruman ("at hoi ic p11est invulvt'd m a chausm:.tJC renewal and the pracllct' of praying for h.;alm¥ m pra~f'r groups. will be the kt')'notc speaker nn Monda\. Tucsdav and W e dn t~l:~~ rven1ngs . Workshops wtl1 br held Tuesday and Wedne!iday' .. nernoon~. Court D. A Run C11rdn\,1 ''I n new 01 the niOIJI tone of Or:~ugt' (',unn politic• 10 re.:ent month' .....-tllill mllnner~ and tn<~ral ' do you offer \(1 tmprm l' llh· moral It"\•('\ <II politics.·· C"o1d0\'ll wa s a~k.(·d ··M\' Wlf,· :ll'Pt'all'd Ill V ogut-map:aztne. •• he· qutppcd He W<'t11 un t•• Jll"rnN· "nevcJ I(• cmh :u:~~~ .. h.,_;t: consttiUtt·nn. aod rc·nlllldt•d thcm th.:.il h·· .:ould n,·v..:J h~· re-elc~·tcd 11 hr dtd TYPEWRITERS TAKEN IN AIRPORT THEFTS Office bur~ttars took :-. electric typewriters, vJ \ue<l at more trutn.S3,700, from 4 offices In :1 buildinR neat Or~P County Airport last weekend. Ac•·orriiog to polif'•· reports, thE' thieves ap- pareoth· use-<1 a pass kP)' to gf't lntu the officE's at 4500 CamptJs Dr. NAVY SEAMAN RECRUIT Mar-k D. Robinson, 18. 900 or Mrs. Linda L. Rkksen or 14 Seabird Ct •• Newp>lrt Beaeb, bas completed re- c nit I~ at the Naul Training C-enter_. San Ote.zo. A 1976 graduate or Ramoaa hlgb school, Riverside, h(> ;otnf'd the Nav)·inMa)',l976. OCC WILL PRESENT BLACK THEATRE '77 I h<> UC'C theatre depart - ment will host the SouUt .o\frican Rlar-k Theatre Pro- jr>r t '77 On thP 0C( ('3 Olptl$ J:rn. 16-29 The four -Utemt~r {"Om- pany trom Soweto, South Alr lr-a, is tw.ing t>rought to this r'Otmtry IJ}' James P. Bertholf, chairman orocc•s thE'atrP department. The group was spotted ln Johanne!>imr~: last summH I>}' Prof. Bertholf, v.·hen he was lnvtted IJ)' John Higgins, .1 promin:tnt Souttt .o\rrfcan ar-tor and dire<:tQr, to see the !!'roup's prorlut·tion of '·SurvivaJ.'' .. nao. Wfuc:r.:tiiGT 7:00 &: 9:19 . CTA wins in teacher vote tTtthcahon n~min& tht C'aHfotn1l Te.ct-rrs Asifl. u udus.t¥t bafJ;ain•lll ~t for Nt'Wport-Meu tchool teache" 11-~x prctt'd nnt -~ The CT A re eNCd bN Vult'~ _.,,n~r SJ7 ft"w !he Nrwpon Mru 1-ederahon l•l TeOK·hrrs tn the ~lcctJon hdd fli,t lhursdav IR di)IHCI ~chnul~. lllerr" were I .17~ ttliCher!. t'l.gible 10 V<lte llurt\ lt'lt:ht'u vntt'd ''" llt• TC'Ptl•\t'm:.liun :.nd I~ ~ .. ll'' W<'H" ch:tllenged ,,11J nnt u dude"d l hr d~C IIOfl • Wl!S ~u•l d iJ(t<'d by tht: l.d uco~ttonal t-mployment R <"altt ons 8 o:u d . :t nt'v.h -e~1 a blt slu::d ~tale a~'IK'\ v.1u,;h wt11 namt' the }!.l••up d1~bk 10 reprrs.rnt •radteh PLUS ·• 2nd f~atur~ "SHADOW ·Of THE HAWK " iX.th PG U HIO R CITIZEN~ FIOM NOON TO THREE 7:00"' 8:44 HAYAKAWA PREONCT DAY IS SLATED HERE One type..,·rtter each .... ·as taken from tht.· offices of Burton Adv ertising; Sk.ell~, White and Yankelvleh anrt Limb Sue Robinson. Two •·ere taken from Hall man and Assodatf's. (RI Sp(>daJ Senior CitizE'n Prke (PG) Saturda)' is ··Hayaka,.,. p r ecinct dar'· in Se•"POrt Beach, accordJnt to Marian Bergeson, cit,-campaign c hair man for the RepubUca.o nomluee for U.S. Senate. She urged supporters of Mr. HayU:awa to p.ther at !he local beadqu.rters -at 460 N. Newport Blvd., Ne-.·- port Ht-lghts, beginning at I 0 a.m., to help walk local precincts, ~g doorbells, and pa<ro; out lltentun. LAWYERS' WIVES TO GO CRUISING ON BAY La•·}·ers' Wives ofOnnge Count y will cruise NeWport Harbor on the PavtunnQueen toda~·. Oct. 21, leavlng at 11 a.m. from the Balboa Pa- vUion. Luncheon wlll be ser- ved aboard ship from 11:30 to 1. Mrs. WU11am Anagnostou. president of Law}·ers ' Wives, announces that cbalr _ men for the day are Mrs. Mlcbael Logan. Tustin area; Mrs. Stanley Gould and Mrs. Kenneth wuuams, Santa .... A.. Q.ARKE MORTON OF THE BLUFFS DIES A. Clarke Morton. 11, of 1953 Vista del Oro, the Bluffs, who died Oct. 12 at Hoag hospital, was buried Oct. 15 1n Pacific VIew me- mortal park. For 35 years, Mr. Morton was vtce~resldent of tbe Delun Cbeetwrttlng Co. He has u .. ed here for the past 9 years. He Is survived by his wtre, Arm. OFFICERS INSTALLED BY SENIOR OTIZENS omcers were tutalled at tbe Oct. 18 meetble of the Harbor SeAior C lUzeos at the clllbhol.e, 15ttt st. and t"lM An., Cliff Haven. LI.WaD E. Colli Ia br@ .. cl8ablil ber 2Dd term u pr~.Otberoftmcer1are )fell ~ •• rice..presl-: L... Loose, secretary; Vklla .._..,, tr ... rer; Han>ld La Roo, Mary La Roo, t..ey-1011 MilD ..... rrMa. esec:.tt.e board membel'l. RRE AT GAY CENTER CAll SES SS.OOO LOSS t WU I Mt UIDt 1D tbl --"1M Gor Colo- -C-.. !!~. E, DJ<I a.-. CO. Or:t.IO -.In. " . f4.000 -. 'II MdSl,DOO c 111 a• • ?,., acoor' 1 to •• Ill R•hr-. fin pn&uiiM _.,.. lw 1111 CO.-ln......-. ~-·-blllll ... WI# 1 ._.. -... 1111 -"' 1111 llnll .......... ... -·- \f ·\11\'EC n ·so.-t r (PG) WOODVALL£N " ''THE FRONT' .... I .. a.~ III•REI(lo at WILSO~-COSTA MESA 64C-05i3 JACI( GENEVIEVE (PG) LEMMON BUJOlD AlEX& THEGYPSV . Ctt-<EMA CE NTER HAROOR at AOAMS ,..OST A MfS.-\ • 'Ji'l.-n 41 a d.U,·r•·nt : ... , .. , 5 . ,,',, ~~f,\f•·RT via Lido G71-83!i0 (PG) ·a • ........ ............... ..,., .......... ...._ ...... tJI/I.fi£&tJW A .. __...., tl """· lfY ... ._... ..... COSTA IIESA ~.SI(IZ Plus "T HE DROWNlNG POOL'• ------ i· <• T It;: '/ ; ' "TAXI DRJVER .. ............... IIUkE..._,._ -···-.......... PLIJS CO-lilT I ' New stores opening in Costa Mesa n.~ot z .... stores aad the alllflemelll of a third c.e at Ute Ilea Verde Ctllter hu been u. ~ bf Geae Moriarty. ceoent maa.ger or the eea - ter at Hutlor BIY'd. aod Adams AYe. ln Costa M@sa.. • • A 1,548 squ.a.~ foot Foto FasttJoas · store, near Ed- wards Clllema, ls o•Ded by Bob Rarger and Mike Gra- bert. The Pboeolcia.a Gourmet Trader deUcatessea and restaurmt 1s slated to opeo Oct. !2 · ln a 4,200 SQUare foot Sl*ce. Thesboptsowned bJCal Gbosn. TOP AWARD wtnoe.rs In tbe Oct. 8 annual anrds pro- gra.m of tbe Volllfltary Action Ceater went to these 3 Newport Beach •omeo. Who won earutloll stlt'et bc:rwls. Judge Seltm FtanWD pN!sents the an..rd to, from left. Leslie Sprout, Judith Loos and Deanna Dehlsen. Tbe Yuste Market stol'@ is belng ellluged by an ad- 4itlonaJ 1,100 gquare feet. Awards given to volunteers Three Newport Beach wo. men got Special Moors O<:t. 8 , wbel the Voluntary Ac- tion Center or South Onnge County gn e recognition awards at Its Zoth annl - 'tersary champagne recep- tion at Petrick's Gallery in WestcUU. Leslie Sproul of Big Can- yon got the presldent 'saward from President Phyllis Drayton. She and Deanna Dehlsen of Balboa and Jurtith Loos of Harbor View Hornf's XEROX COPIES NO MINIMUM Legal ·· 5~ Colored Pape r - Bound Material -6~ Double Siding -9~ Lables -2 5~ per sheet Ca'h x 111 Velo Binding - $1.25 per book Collating -1/2~ a copy Spiral Binding -75~ and up pe r book 3~ per ht.ndred -1 original at x n 4~ per tuldled -1 original at x 14 COPY STOP 4301 Birch · Su ite 5 Newport Beach 751-1050 MOH . • H I. 8 · 5 (NEAR ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT) SUN IJAY5 · 9:A..'I'. to 1:01 I'. \f. Phone 171 4 )644-1700 (~~~~-!fiN/ IOAIDING GlOOMING DOGS · CATS PAMPER YOUR PET" 105ft ~c .. ,.. Road MARINERS CHURCH 10110 BIIOif, AT ~~£. J<IWPORT BEACH T&I.&PROIIEo-0 THE T&ACIDIG a CEIITUED 011 n:stJS ClllUIT AIID TD IIIBU, WIT1I EMPBASIIIOif PIIACTICAL C~ um1G. ALL AGU AU IIELCOMZ. c •• ,... .s r a· c aftlllllle. • IVIfDAT IIERVICD: 1:00_-!1--!0-U:OO A. II. were among 7 county res!- dents who got ca rna tioo silver bowls for their work as volunteers. Thirty~ne others got ce rtlficates fo r spectaJ service. Making the awards was Harbor Municipal Court Judge Selim F ranklin, Mrs. Sproul has served for many yea.rs oo the board and advisory committee of the Voluntary Action Cen- ter (VAC). headQuartered in Centnl Newport, She was t:lted for 25 years of service to local Girl Scoots . She is now national vice-president of the Girl Scouts. She was al90 praised for her vol - unteer work for the United Way of Orange Cou nty, and the Junior League, of Whi ch she Is a past president. Mrs. DehJ sen was honored for her ability and devotion as a discussion leader for the Childr en 's Home So- ciety. She has spent many hours In local schools with young adufts and teenagers, discussl~ all aspects of un - planned pregnancies, adop- tion, foster care, and parent s ld lls and responslbilittes. Mrs. Loos, as a member of the Junior Leagu, plan - ned, coordinated and headed the Asse-ssment and Treat- ment Se rvices Center of Coastal Orange County, which Is a diagnostic treat- ment and referral agency for jtlvenlle oUer.ders. She traJned volunteers, found potential donors and organ- Ized an auxiliary. This year, s he is president of the cen- ter 's board of directors. Others getti!lg carnation silver cups were Mrs. Marie Hoover of Santa Ana, a teach- er's aJ.de at Pto..•,.ldence Speech and Hear ing Center; Edward Lang of Laguna HUls, founder of the Insti- tute for Living at Leisure World: F'rances Olenick of Laguna Niguel, wOO volun- teers her time to help tne county Probation Depc.., and Dr. Ronald Pepitone of St. Joseph's Hospital in Or- ange, who has donated many hou rs to the Lagu na Beach Free Clink. Certificates of service went to MarUyn Arnold, Brian Baird, Mary Bent- zinger, Linda Belt., Carlene Blass, Helen Criclr.may, Marte Christensen, Ruth Gay, Dorothy Genco, Dorothy Good,· Dennis Gree!l, Helen ·Green, Mary Lee Hall, Sylvia Hetrick, Iva Kelsy, Lorraine Lambert, Barnett Lar ks, Ruth Marion, Dorothy McMillan, Dr . Robert Moore, Richard Newell, Carol Papay, Eleaoor Par- flnsky, Mrs, Patrick Quig- ley, Micbelle RuttJ, Ste.e Spernaclr., Norma S)'tes, Audrey Thomas, Sandt Wald- ron, Jeanne Waolass and Barbara Wildman, Compa.nies Ud cities cUed for helping the Y AC procn-m iocluded the l"tne Co., Soutbem Callforota Sa.1Dgs a.od Loan. Arthur Young and Co,, Petrick's Gallery, La-runt. Federal Savtacs, Mc - Mar.oo Desk Co,, and the clUes of Newport Beach,. Co- sta Mesa and Laguoa Beach. PAM WINDER S WEDS GREGORY McNAMEE Gnroi,-McNamM, 100 ot Mr. bd Mrs, R. McNam ... of N-rt. too< lllls Ptmd Wlttdtrsasb!abrlde lD an October 1 oertmoGJ pertlon:ud by Putor Ro(er BUJ at ttM: Newport Harllor Lolbo,_ Cloon:ll. TIM br1<1o ta ftlt ~., of Yr. JDd Mn. W. H. Wtodera of Co-* -. Followboc tile een• n,, a nc.-wu llolol II tk Newport Sbo..s e..._ •. Tbt ..,,,.... wQl U..lll Coata M .. after Wztn.aa tiC ill ~- ' • THE SWINE FLU ORDEAL Eastp admu and elrellla- Uoo ll'll.ftiCer Doa Rose c«s mo re tun out of ltfe than mJt ro Uts, despite trtW some people ~r "baodi- caps." F'riday, Don went to the county lfealttl Dept, 1a Santa Ana for his swlae Dl shot. E•e~~ that was tun. Het11''S his account of lt: • • • By DOH ROSE No, Ross --across tram LlbftlJ" •• bat t~re 1.re SeYenl ~dioc& \Dd DO WI)' to teD what from wbe~. So ·-I asked an elderly lady and she turned up h~t hellrlnc aJd -wbich had tbe rece.h'er lnberbalr--factnc to tM rear! I learned this, Liter. u we sat slde..tly-stde awaitlQI our shots, She ex- plained, '• This way, I can slt I am amazed tblt 11 toot at the blck of cburchwtththe so llttle li me away rrom wa n behind me :t~ the wall wo rk., I dhlll't leave untU acts Uke a soondi.ne; board -Luncheon • Dinner Brunch • Late Supper just before II o'clock. 'plop' -right Into my ear." Actually, I spent mote Later, in the clinic, :>he time, after I got to ctvtc asked me what kind of hear- centtor Df Santa Ana, tryl.ng 1ng4.td I used. Romantzc Guitar Music to find a parking place. When Anyhow, it was lucky that I r!ld, hat1 to wa.lk Z-3 Mocks I asked he r fo r dlrf'ttlons, both ways. tor that 's where she ..-as in the old world atmosphere of the Capn·Lounge I harl the add ress, '·645 headed and lf I'd walk a bU ' behind and a little to t~ right or her --(9"1 she'd hea.r me, better ) ·-she'd show me where to go . Rese rvations Honored (7 14) 642-9434 PREPARING decorations for the Christmas house on the '•best days of our llvf'~" home tour of the Assistance League's VIrginia Castle Aux.lliary are Mrs. Dennis O'Neil, at left, and ).lr:>, Frank Hughes. The Christmas house on the tour wll: fe.~ture tiny hohdty trees and a coUf'Ction of antique an<i !rr.poned bears. 'Best days' home tour Holldays will be ',l,·h- Hghted W£-rlnesda}·, tk1. ~:. when the Virginia C ·'>tle Auxiliary of t he Asslst;~nr~ League of Newport &•·;.,"lj presents ''the best da\!> of our lives" home trol:n s, f·Jl - lowed by refreshment<> o~n'l browsing in ; country stvrr setting. The homes on the tou r •·in range from Dover Shor»s an~ East Bluff to Big ·an- yon, arcCJII"fllng to the Aux- iliary chairman, Mrs.~ rank Hughes. The hom~s wi l: toe llecoratf'd to reO!"'t the r~s. tive moods of Chrls1 ·r as, Easter and Thank.sgivn..- The Coun try stor~ W<l\ be located at Glendale P~Pral Savings and Loan 10 f .tShion Is land and ""ill offf't for sale a co!Jpr tion of hanrl- cra,fted Items, gourmet foods and greenery. A special fea. tore of the sale wlil be a painting by NewpoM Rearll- artist Jo Anne Mix, a mPm- ber of the Virginia Castle Auxiliary, Proceeds Will aid tile phU- ant hroplc work of Ole As- I sistance IA>ague, provh1inr supp:m rort'oot h the League's child rlay ca re renter in Co. o;ta Mesa and U1e children's r1enta1 hea lth center In ~e~~· port Beach. Tickets are ob· tainabl" through members of the Vtrl."inia Cast!;> .-\ur. ilia ry. Se rving as general rl\air- men of the event are Mrs. W!Uia n SnyMr and Mrs. i'.r1warn R.JIE>tti. Tht-}'a reas. sistec! Ly ~hoes. Orval Hol- man, Willia m Hol mes, Dennis O'Neil, Wilbert Den- nis, ~orman Von Hen.en, WUJiam Baugh, James Y.'b.it· tier, JoM Keating, Edward Gad, James Douglass, Har- old Devl ck, Mal com t ree11 and Richan:l GOOber. A fi re, ~~o·htch last summer !1e\·astat~ facllitles at the AsslstancP League Center, necessitated the ofr.site !o- r ation for the Country Sto re. Conc-erned friends and bene. fa rto rs of the organization ha\'" been volunteering aid for the League Cl'nt er re - building project. - .. • ·-. r;;) . PRACTICING for an all Bach and Handel concert to be glveo this Sunday, Oct. 24, by the sanctuary choir of St. Alldrew 's Presbyterian Church, Cliff Haven, are soloists Nancy Geerltngs of Clltf Haven, at left, and Barbara Wood of East Bluff. Dr. Cha r les F'rlesen wUI direct the choir and the accompanytng orcbestra. Organist is Dr, Karen McKinney. The coocert will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the church, 60n st. Andrew's Rd. Tickets may be pu rchased at the door for $1 , and t:hlld care will be provided. Superstars to compete Girls and boys 8 to 13 whO llwe ln the Corooa del Mar area will compete Sun- day iD tbe Bank ofNf'wport'.s !lrst l JUIIal ''Superstar" athletic competition. Between 1 and--4 p.m. a.t tbe bank bnnch on Coast Hwy. and AYOCado, kids wUl compet~ ln 11 events to •n poinLs tonrd trophies in age ca.tegories. Entry r.rma are tvaJlable at the buak until 6 p.m. Friday. All putlctpants get SUper · stu t-lhJrts. Competition •ill lnclade basketblll fr'tt throw, t(ill- boree Rd., the eastern city limits, San JoaQuin HUisRd. and tht ocean. HIIRBOR ViEW CLUB TO HEAR FERN TALK Dave Powell from Hines Nursery wtll speak to mem. bers or tile Harbor Vtew Kills Garden Club on "fems and tbeir propagtUon ·• at 9:SO a.m. Wednesday, Oct. !7, at th~ borne of Mrs. Jospeh Kandle.Mrs.Charles Rl.npalt Jr. and Mrs. Ed- wll'd Romeo wUl bl' co- bolltesses. = c:=e.::. =~ . RECRU IT TRAINING poutlnc, lOCker t tcld.ac ae-Mutae Pr1nt• DaYid R. can er. JOCeer oblltael• Tttten. n, ton of Mrs. drD:lble, bl.set.ll dl«uee bM Keleh of !!9G Co- throw, btsebaU ac<*'IC:J llmbla on..._ Costa Mut, tb,...., 40-yud d&"'-IOIOd lou -llod .-.crutt tnlJo. lOIII )Imp. Ill( at tbo llariDo CoOlll CbUd.riD Tnllsl be accoaa. ReenM o.c.ot. San tr..ep. paattd by partnt1 w1\el rtl.. A l)rmer Jbtdeet of Costt lllorll!l. "-ldCO ...... ~ ... joJnod R~r&Ms must lift ta tM Nattoe Cofl)s lD J\me, tbe u. boiDded bJ I&Ift.. tm. I guess we made an in- t erest~ · group" --what with me stumblln<: alDni for 2 blocks trying to keep to t he right and 00( stepoing oo h{'r heels too often. Sho rtly, after she, herself, had twice asked di r~cttons ,,.e turned into the Hea u n Center building, ancl I was relieved to see sigt.sf:Qidlng t he way -around tu rns and corridors • The sign said: ''FLU SHOTS.'' But I still was follo.,.·ing her as we entered the shoot- ing area. I ~uess they thought we we re 11. brother and Sister act. She 5ot llio. 56 -I ttad m)' life-long lucky So. 51 , On th£> short trip up Ma C'- Anhur Blvd. news on rr.y car carbo had · assured" me that the 35 or 40 old folks who have died aner '"king the shot died of · coincirlentaJ '' natural causes -and that most states were going to t~new their hailed pro- grams, .4.ctuaJ]j·, I 'd JJ!:t as soon not hearo anything aOOut it. Lut flgured if President F'ord ~~·anted to prove it's'OK -to !he nation • I'd prove It to myself! (l haven't hea rd of o!' Carter taldns hls shot.) The 30 or more white fold- ing chairs lined up ! rows deep and a few at the l"tld fa .:-ing ir. were less than hall filled. I had t:1ken a tran- sistor radio wUh ear cord to pass the time, waiting - but never took out of my pocket. The whole thlng was pretty wen orpnlt.ed, I must say. My "companion," who ru r ned out to ~ 85, had oo trouble. W(l both reeommend that you get your shOt. 3300 W . Coast Highway at Newport Blvd . Newport Beach and the onginal Amelia ·J on Balboa JJ/and Dinner Only 311 Marine A ve. 673 -6580 Burglar! HOW MUCH CAN YOU AFFORD TO LOSE IF A BURGLAR DECIDES TO BREAK INTO YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS TONIGHT ? Sea Coast will plan your home · or busi ness security sy stem. Phon e 642·3490 Now! SEA COAST AlARM SYSTEMS fA 0..0... It/ ·"-C... .......... .!ho"'-J 16 51 Ploc e"fl o Having noticed mat the j~:==:~==~l:~~~~~~~a~~~~ ' ~·ic'tims" whO died back east had passed away within ~ days of taking their nu si11Ms, I can teiJ you I ;r,·as very relieved when I lookeci at my ~~o·atch at 11:45 a.m. on Sunda}', jtlst 48 hours 90t ~~ Come To after getting my shot. ;';o ill effects, oo nausea. JuS1 a slightly sore arm. I feel The Frostin& House! -1 ,~,ffdl'•f~m rJ r.l '•• ,;dl ~t 1'•1114(1·" \, JJ~Pj '""''P"'"'"I'· •''f'"" ... i .,n•t, •••. ,,,,JJ,,jt r aJ( ,,...,n,.,.-•11\, l'"''l Ull great. But, 1 r!idn't take anr chances. Exacm· 48 boors ,!t.,.,. \ .. "' ta rt. a '"~'" r· 1 .:rt:dr\f '''' tl-r b" do'•/l"o• bo Z384 NEWPOR T 8 1 \'D., CUSTA MESA alter I got my shot, I was sitting tn ch.lrch! Pho~ 548-5794 - . ttlru PIONEER BILL SEZ ... A LIFE SENTENCE ··IN AN APARTMENT W" have <'Oildemned a whole ~en er-atloo of Americans to life in apartments and condomi niums. Wf' have sentenced them to tills kind of life jist as sure!~ as if we t'la d found them guilty or mu rder and slamml!'d lhf' jail doors oo them. Why" Because we ha vt> made it Im possible for a young couple to go out Into the worldandbuildth~m Sf'lves a home. The !.01\lng laws, lhe building codes, and the nltplr k- tng restrtcUons we have plar M upon the building of hOmes are a disgrace to what we like to call a free soclet)'. 11 used to be thlt a yoong couple could get a little pteee of land somewhere, buUd a pnge. stay in tt wtdle the)' OOUt thtJr house, tnen moYe in and live the American Dreem. No mor~. Everythine has to bureauc rat. And nobody can dnw tht!! pbns and do the work to the bureaucrat&' satJstac.uoo, eicept llcei\Se'd, htgh..prtced construcUoo Sl)e("lalists. All materials must be apttroved. Every move lswatcl'ledas t losely as If you were bulldlng a space ship or a nucleer bGmb, in- stead of a hoU se to Jive ln. The poUUclans and bureaucrats tell us thBN rules and regulations are ror the ''health and safety" Of lll, What hlYe they dane fOr t he btlllth and aaiety of fs mllles lf tMy IH to be cooped 1P iD c.nJWdt!d When we wells, I don't recall us travtne more health problems than we havf' now, do you'~ I think a lol of this ''health and welfare•· business Is just elitist baloney designed to ma ke us all measure up to somebody P]Se's standards. I believe there Is a selfish morln- tion behind all this. I believe that successful mtdd!p-aged business- men whO hl,ve bought homes In "OiC'e .. neighborhoods a.fter yea rs of climbing the la~r of '·success·· are telling everyonE' else: '•You have to start on even with WhPrt> I am now ... you ha VE' to 0011~ a house as nJce as mine NOW, or yoo Cl!l't lh'e here.'' It som(' catasl raphe ever wipes out our clUes anc'l towns, I hOpe tbe rules and regulations are washed away wttb the buUdtncs. 8KauiiM!, 1r another wave or pioneers has to rebuild America llke the fttst ha.ttt}' SOI.Ils did, they'd neve.r ""' It, They'd cUe ol e_s;posur e to the ele.· ments, wt\Ut trytnc; to unt&ntle the r ed tape. They'd n..,er cet a IOC eablll bi:IUt. tt would bt aptn11t t ht law, lll)'W1y, Sorf'J, tid!; unleu you inherited a bandl•, yoa •n out or luek 1n the I'ICNilal -marllet. rm lltll ll•tac ,_ holr<oto., nn IUbkr'lten...., bf. Bill St.Ciair Pioneer Barbers 23«1 MEWPO U ILVD.-MEAR WILSON -CO&fA MISA -646...1544 Opoo ,.__ -'tU 7 p .... WooL, 1-Fri. • 1:Jt1 ..... . Sot. -1:10 "Ill -ii~~···iCiili"i'tii ... 6- - . • . . . l . ' ' ' . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . ' • • • • • • • 0 •• MRWOIT MAlHI IMSieM .. t-OCT. 21, lt''Pt ·-. - • Flavor: · brings taste to tar smoking. By "craGking" cigarette smoke down into separate ingredients, researchers at Philip Morris discovered very special "key" flavor units that deliver taste way out of proportion to tar. The discovery is called 'Enriched Flavor: · The cigarette packed with 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco is MERIT At 9 mg., one of the lowest tar levels in smoking today . Yet, MERIT actually packs the taste of cigarettes having more tar . ............. """ '- Wuint: Tile S•u•• E2 2111 tt. Dmllli•d Tlllt Cis s• S•a•i•uls Dti:en1111• k Healdl. - • -·-·--I ' Up to 60% more tar. If you smoke, you'll be interested. --- Tests ~yTaste 9 mg. tar MERIT was taste- tested against current leading low tar cigarettes ranging from 11 mg. to 15 mg, tar. Thousands of smokers were tested. The majority reported that even if the cigarette tested had up to 60% more tar than MERIT, MERIT delivered as much-or more-taste. You've been smoking "low tar, good taste" cl~ims long enough . Now smoke the cigarette. • • -. ---· 1 111 -~ IIIIICII 'MDIUKLY-PAGE7 Till-Y, OCT. D, lt7l CIIIIIIIIA DEL IIAA, CAL NO FAIRVIEW PARK HWY. 3400holrwAMMu& ... -. .... ,.t .... ..,,... """'"-" Bootll Golf Coone THANKSGIVING & CHRISTMAS AIR RESERVATIONS CALL US HOW TO TAKE AD- V A.HTAGE Of THE LOWEST POSSIBLE AIR FARES. WE'RE EXPERTS AT GETTING THOR ALREADY HAJRD •. ro.JIC)()I[ SEATS. e lifO SERVICE CHARGE e FREE OEUVERY apz 9!1 ywr 911!. ODW IQP6L 12222 SO . HARBOR IILVD., GARDER GROVE 27601 FORBES ROAD, LAGUNA NIGUE ~ CAIIIIOEN GltOifE 750·7665 FULLfiiiiTOH 171.t020 LAGUNA NIGUEL lll-lJ15 STATE LIC(NSE 1922:17 COASTAL AREA Central Bible Church lJRD ST . at ORAHCE , COSTA MESA · 645·5050 RF:\'I'HI:.'>;IJ .\'fiRRI \" tdJ\!11 F, I' .. \~ fUR Sunday worship •••••• , ••• 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. S_.y schOol -9;30 a.m. Wednesday service - 7 p.m. An lD<Iependent chUrch with Bible teaching ministry TilE RRST BAPTIST CHURCH 2501 CLIFF DR., NEWPORT BEACH . 6<2·7443 DR. F. KENTON BESHORE , I' A {TO R SUNDAY SCHOO L ,.,,, 9 ,)0 A.M. &IILE STUDY WOR SHIP ,,,, JO,JO A..M, I. 7 P.M. 7:30 P.M. WEO. ATIEND We invite you to worship THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER, LCA CHRISTIAt! SCIENCE 2900 Paelfie VIew Dr. SERVICES Cof'Onll. del Mar, Callf. AltST CIIURf'H OF LAWRENCE D. FRUHLING CHRIST, SCIENTIST Pastor --Phone 644-2664 3303 Via Lido SUNDAY SERVICES: Newpo1 t Beach Suoday School , • 9:15a.m. Su.n<ll y School -9' 10:30 Worship ••••• 10:30 a.m. Sund:1y Service - 9 l 10:30 WEDNESDAY EVENING Nursery and Coffee Hour MEETING 8:00p.m. HI .11H•H, IHl0 \1 CHRIST CHURCH Week days: 9 a.m. -5 p.m. W~eaday: 9 am -1:45 pm BY THE SEA Tuesday: 9 am-S pm, 1-9 Newport Beach • • • • 1400 W, Balboa BlYd, SECOND CMt:.CM Of' 673-3805 CHIU&T . SCIENTIST Rev. Robert Shepard Jr. Ntwport Beach at Worsh!p II Ctllreh Sc hool Cot0111 del Mar 9:30 a.m. 3100 Paelrte VIew Dr. Weekda.}' Pre-School Sunday School . 10 a.m. 9:00 -11:45 Sullday Service . l Oa.m . Wednesday: 8:00p.m. GRACE BIBLE CHURCH HI' \IJI ~c. HOU \f 3500-B E. Coast Hwy. Veterans Memort.al Bldg, Eatnnc.e on Nar cissus 565 W. 18th. Costa Mesa M•.-Frt.: 10 am to 5 pm REV. TOM TYREE, Pliseor Sundl.y afternoon: 1 to 3 SUNDAY SERVICES: s•my: 10 am to 4 pm 10:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. · SUNDAY SCHOOL: • • • • All aces, 9:30a.m. Y• are connally Invited HOME BWLE CLASSES: le attad Ctarch Strwlces Call 552..()092 ud 110 IIR Reading Rooms. •Teachl.Q( Bible Doctrine• THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "THE FRIEHOLIEST CHURCH 1H TOWN" WArNI:" 1'. ,\t(II.I.t:N, I'AOO R f l 4$ A.M. I IlL E CL .USES -II A.M. WO ltSMIP HOU It 6:00P.M.-fVAHG£LICAL HOUII ]01 MA GNOLIA AT SANT A AHA AVE,, COSTA ME SA Ill pout~ CI!P111Jrrgational Qiburr~ A ,lt(f AMO IMDI!:PEHOEHT C OHGitEGATIONAL CM itiSTIAN CHUitCH "I"Ht: RI:V. JOH N A. I .I N IH'A l .l ., '<4illi ta ,., SUNDAY SfiiVICfS• I 1JO .t..M. AMD IO t OO A,M. CMUII:CN SCHOOL1 10,00 A.M. SUNDAY 3262 IROAD STREET, NEWPORT HEIGHTS .UitSf:lt'f' CARr riiOVIDI!O PMOMI!o Ul-27.0 OPENI:J«i J100BT GUESTS It tile .. p.,._ lllti•«h•l hone ...,. t. 'ti'IC tbe C.lty of Jktte ..,......., tbe Kae E'llrlal:s ol B..._ 1"be black Ue bl&t dlaer ... beld iD I lllrfped teat DeiJ" tbe Fon.m Clab. 'l'tae £-.tap were cuesta: of Yr. ud Mrs. ClllllloD llooee Gl hl'f!Olt B•ch. Mr. Hoose II bDrse sbow ~ (~......-J Locals at convention fairvl" rfCkaa.) put wW DOt taYe 1.11-arterial h ..... , __ u. t~ Costa Mea. Pl.anaiQc Com mlss:loo proposed 1ut week at its rnf!et1!1r1 lD Ctty IWI. AD 1meodmeal: to tile clr- eutaUoa elemerrt ts pro- PDSed, d!!:letlD« tlM! WUII.med arteri.aJ., c:ommoo.JJ refernd to as BJW! Road, l'rom WU- son St. to Plaeentla A'fe., from the master plan of btcbways. If t he highwar were built. park parcels would be cut otl IDd would be unusable as part or tbe park. Ac- eess from the top to tbe bottom of the bluffs would Deed to be ~ted. Tl"ll- ftc lltiJCiel: ideated del ... tic. ol U. aeet.b1 of Blldf RoM. WCIIld .,. lllln a Sllb- lhlftal l.qad oe projected tratne wroi•mes in tbe areL 0..-of lbepor1< .w e.nete 1.11 Jmportaat, ldtu'al .. C*if lo be ued bf Die cJttzeu of tbe city, It wu polated oat. Tbe Oruce eo.., l'lun1ng Commt..._ ..,..ld not ac- cept tbe ftDa1 E.LR. for the part ..W -.ell time as a dete:rmiwf;lon .. to the oeed of tbe sec:tioD of Bla.ff Rotit bad besl made. Tills tas resulted in a clelay in the d("feklpmeot ot tbe park, peodlng a decision oo the 1'02d. Tbe road dQDI the bluff was Origlm..llJ planned to se.rn low density rtosidenUal use or tbe puk area, therl state SUJl)IUS property, be- fore tbe park was planned. Tbe road WOtJ!d also nne served the proposed Keys Martna de'felopm 'Mit in river lowLands, 'il'hit'h deYelopment appear s :.0 bu e many ob- s~cles even tbough the City supports the marina "OOcept. San Fruclscn l.s tbe site of tbe Zatb annual ooa- Yentioll of tbe Natlona.l As- siJtance LM.&ot being heJd Oct. 18-21, with Z7 mem- bers of the Newport Beach chapter atteodl..ag, accord- ing to Mrs. Robert Metcall, presldeot. Mrs. Charles Reslde!lt.ial ~relopment Ripley l5 making aU a.r-aloog the bluff from 17th tlll(ements for the chapter. St. to 18th St. wJI b€ studied Six local members are by the city ;1:arming start sent~ on the conv entioo in a proposal ma~ b} Com- committee. missioner Rit'h:ilrd Car5tcn- Mrs. A. John Reichle is sen. He descr ibed the ocean assistant to the cha.lrman BALBOA SKl CLUB'S soow ki m; a.nr1 queen, Jacqu ~5 vtew.propert) as pri me rest- and ts in charge of regis-DeRache of Newport Beach and Sanr11 R lnksl ey of Irvine det:Jtial land. It currently is traUon; Mrs. Paul Rogers invite ali sk:le.rs to I be 6U! annual Orangt County ski raeant bu t Is zooed and gen- ts CODfereoce chairman; show, to be held Oct.. Z:'-!4 at thf Orange County Fa.ir-enlly pWmed for indust.rial Mrs. John Boyd ls regis-grounds in Costa Mesa, H o~.~rs ar~ 11 to 10 Saturda'' use. Tbe move eame as the tratloo co-ehHrman; Mrs. and 11 to 6 Stmd:ay. T be major theme is ··save ouf Commission was "ORSidt>~- Robert Crowner will mod-skiing," with emphasis pb red n protl!('tmg eiistint; ing a rezone from R-1 resl- eratl! the aullli.ary seminar; ski areas I.Dd new sld a.rea development through the dentia! to ~1G Indust r ial gPo- and Mrs. Edward Pellegrin ski sport defense fund. A free dr} land sk.l school will era! fort he G re€o' Yolf ~lot i\e and MrS. RlchardCasUe wlll be olfered to the public Iron. 3 to 11 a.m. both days. Home Park_ 17 50 Whitt!Pr be paoellsts on the mem -Ave •• 'o\'hich was he ld o~·er. bershtp semlnar and admis-K t c d t • The bluff residential use SIOOS commlrt... . a re.n op an ys nper propo"'l is On the •est Sid• of Wtlittie:-Ave. HEARING CENTER Kam Ann Sprague, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BENEFIT SLATED A. J .. Sprague o!Cost:l Meso, r eeetved the 5th annual '·Candrstriper of ttl'! year•· award last night at Costa Mesa memorial hospital. Constru ·aon or Z8 Slllf!IP- lamily hO mes at the north- east corner of Wilson St. and c anyon Dr.ln !he west- side bluffs area was ap- proved b~· tht> Commission. J. H. Gregon ". 1919 il'e.,·- port Bhd., C·)~a M !53, u- lUNDAY BRUNCH ......... ,._ TR1N1DADCALYNO STUL DfiUM llANO Entertal.nire from 3:00p.m., <'z= 103 N. BAYSIDE DR ., NEWPORT BEACH zzd! Overnight Discount Xerox · Copies 3 t~to No Minimum , REGU LAR PfUCE 4~ IN BY 1:00 P .M .~ OUT BY 1:00AM. COPY STOP 8~. 11 Wh i te 6301 BIRCH · SUITE S-NEWPORT BEACH 751-1050 MON. • FRI. I· S (NEAR ORAJIGE COUNTY AIRPORT) A presentaUon by' Mar- garet Anne Inman, executive director or Providence Speech aoo Hearing Center, wiU be given at 10 a.m. Oct. 21 In the bayside home of Mrs . Ja]· Reed of Linda Isle. The champagne brunch will Initiate the first board of the Providence League, which wUl g:IYe Una.nclal and Yolunteer support to the Center. It wUilnclude mem- bers of t he beach area ln- cJudlllg Huntiogtoo Beach and Laguna Beach. The special award forout- standlog service, presented by Tom Richards, admlnis· trator, was the highlight or the Cand9"striper anwal meetlng and reception. t'eivE'd 3 prezone permit DIE PAftTMeNT fro:n ··ounty P.~ to ('ft> R2.. -· The event wUI be cha.ir- ma.n ned by Mrs. John Balle}', assisted b)" Mrs. Ricl'lan1 F. Halderman, tnvUaUoos; and Mrs. Walte r Frome, Mrs. Me~Uh Foreman and Mrs. Mary McDonald, hos- pitality. The tl.rst fund raiser and promotion or the Guild will be a progresstYe dinner in homes on the water during the Christmas boat pande. Festivities will open aboard Mr. and Mrs. Reed's yacht. Guests wUJ cruise the bav and Ytew the festival dr lights. The Candystr iper award, was a surprise planned by Junior advisors, Mrs. B. J. Romano and Mrs. Wllli.a m J . Bohnsack. The selection was based upon dedication to helping: other s, combi!K'(I With a cheerful, friend!; :lncl willing attitude and the JUdg - ing panel included Aa ldl i.a q members and hospital ·em- ployees. Ka ren has volunteerer. over 192 hours since joinlne the Candystrl.pers in July, 1975. Her volunteer ti mf', dedicated to the Dospltal anrl its patients, has 1nclu dl.'d messenger service, nursinr staUoo intercom. dellvertnc meal trays, feeding patients , delivering man and nowe rs, a.ssisting in the Auxlltan glft shOp, wheellng patients to and from their roo ms, and service at the visitor JAMIE ULLAND WED control desk. She is t'ur- rentlr servlog as co-t'hair· TO PHILLIP PHYSIOC man or the Candystriper -..·J.ys and means t'Ommlttee . Karen is an hOnor roll • KAREN AHH SPJlACUE student at Costa M"'sa hh:b St'hool, ·•·here she rt>eeived t he certificate of aehieve- ment for special r ecognition In saff.'t} edu!'alion. She is a member of the Costa Mesa First L'nlted Methodist Church, ~~o·here she serves as sK reta ry of the senior hlj:ll youth fellowship and is Jn ac-tive participant in the Questors youth group. She has also beE'tl active in thf> Girl s.~outs of Amerit'a and in the Junio r .-l.chlevement Proe n m. In h"'r sp:<~tf' time Kuen takes piano lessons, enjor s sewine, rookiru: and rt>ad - ing. She plans to attend San Jose State t nlv.,rsit) for traininc as an or• upatiooal therapist. Hawaii Is the honeymoon vacattoo for ne-..·I}'Weds Mr. .J.Dd Mrs. Phillip Wood Phy- s loc, who wer e married Saturday, Oct. Z, in Im- manuel Lutheran Church in Oruge. Tile bride Is the former Jamie Lilland, the daughter of tbe AuJUst LU- Iand's of Orange, Mr. and Mrs. RObert PhystocorNew- port are the bridegroom's parents. The weddlng recep- tion ns held at the bride's parents' home. Prince to show styles LANDSCAPING ASKED ON FREEWAY ROUTE Total landscaping of the Corooa del Mar freeway from the Sau Diego freeway to Brt.col St., in Costa Mesa, before the freeway is open to traffic, was urnd in a pelltloo .... _ ... to the Costa Mesa CltyCouoc.tllast week. A pede-.r1a.D crosslag over the l.nter-cbance ot the 2 h'....._ys wu alJO re- que.ted ill tbe petJUoo signed by ruldeDII ill the DOrtb- eul: JeCtloa of Costa Mesa. Noise from tbe eJente<l Corou d4tl Mar freeway ln tbe .,. -..ld be d.Cied bJ buiMII ud trees allowecl to II'OW tqber bl!.,rt cars Jtuted ..... 1M l'Oid, 1t wu poillled oat. Prince Egon von Fursten- berg will show his mens- wea r collection at 6:30p.m. Saturday, Oct. 23, at Bul - lock's, South Coast Plaz.a, sponsored by t he Fashion· .. abies, a support group of Chapman College. The evening will includP champagne and winE's ser- ved wtth llors d'oeu n es from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., preced- ing ttK! 7:45 showing, SE'f\'- ing as hOsts and hOstesses "ll'ith Mrs. William H. Mead, foullder.chairman of the FasbioMbles, w111 be the Leslie Cottoos, Jack De Knlfs. James J. Hines Jr .• Chester M.a.rt:e:ls, Robt>rt W.acKntghts, John Moone~·s. Cecil Shira.rs, and Mrs. Wl!- U.am Hopkins wU h ht>r sen, Robert. Also helping to greet pests wUl be Mmes. Fnn- ces Bury, Ruth Jense11,. P U B LIC N O T ICE riCTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Theodore Cilffort1, Ernest Safttg and Ha rvey SomE'rs. Proceeds will go to Chap- man Collt>ge's international scholarship fund fo r Orange County student s. 'MILDRED WILD' NOW AT CM PLAYHOUSE '· Tht> secret affairs of Mildred Wild," a t'Omedy, is pbying no"'· at Costa Mesa Ctv lt' Playhouse, just otf Vanguard Wa y at t he count}' fai.rgrounds. The pia}' opened last "''eek- end and runs Friday and Sattlrda}' nights tbrough ()("t. 23. Curtain time Is 8·30 p.m. Adult admission is S3, but senior citizens and stu- Mnts get 1n for 52.50. A new production, · 'Yoo Can't Take It With You," •W open NoY, 19 for 3 S -•eekeDd run. CP, for the P"'PE'rt~ -· ~ 011-4: J0 .-t..lll. lo 6:00 eonditlonal use p?rmi! and Cloud Sndlf)·J pE'rmisstoo to cr ea .. ~e~·.'~'~·~~===N:E:W:IF:OR::':IIOU::LEV::Ait::D:·:COST:::·:ME:SA:: lo! subdivisioo , ~ Save a bundle! 20%0FF Coit Drapery Cleaning Nov. . ...-. 2e% when Co•t. the world 's la rgest . resto re s the htdden beauty tn your drapertes Cot! removes and cleans dtapenec; rehangs them wtlh perfect ple ats and even hems And a Co•! clearung prolongs d rapery ltfe Phone tor a tr ee es timate a nd save no o bltgatto n FOR FREE ESTIMATE PHONE 540.1366 • 642-0270 ~COlT 1702 -~ Blvd. ot 17tlt St . COSTA MESA s.nttnc all of Oranp County RADtO DISPA TCH£0 TlltUCKS WORLD'S LARGEST DRAPER Y AHD CARPET CLEANERS 538 CENTER STREET · COSTA -MESA · 646-1919 .. 1 -Tenni s _ 20% to Dress Sal e ---. 1 SO% DISCOUNTS - WarmuP. Suits 13 .95 -24.95 -39.95 BASKETBALLS · 6 .95 up FOOTBAUS · 7.95 up SOCCER BALLS · 6 .95 up VOLLEYBALLS · 6 .95 up RACQUETBALLS • 1.25 VAULTS COIN CENTER The followlog persons are doln( business as: D M As- toclates. (A Partnership). 1510 E. Edla(er, Santa AM 9Z705: Frank T. Oettner. !740 Oa9oto A"•·• Costa .... 92U6: DoDild c. Mean, 7SSZ Keith Clrelt, La Pal1D1 MU. Tllll buloeU1s_ .. SOCCER SHOES · 7 .95 up -......... by • c-oral '*-'-Sipod: f'nal T, -· ""' lbtemtlllt ...... IUed .... tM c::o.IJ elttt oiOr- ... ~ Oct. 7, 1flt. TENNIS.BALLS GYM SHORTS COlliS WANJED I TIP IIRUI POl COUECMa - llllllld 1W1 gold IIIII lilflt \ CAU (7 14) 126-6111 Mllolt: Oct. 14, 11, ... Ror. 4, 1fll, 1o tbo -rt Hart>orEulp. F.uMI I - n . . l lust two explanations ._,. __ _ PULdM£0 K£11\.Y-.... I mJRSMY, OCT. U. 11~ COIIOIIA D£li!A!!. CAI,JF, •-"f ~ Se'-•t .,t~.,. questions students should ask their science teachers ., AUla w ........... "' .. ,_ " -1ir••••-•• ,... n1oo1..,,,, ... ,,..., s , .,, a.. ...., '""''laolllol'"s'lolla.• 111. From U. HA'I'IONAL EDUCATOR P ,0. Boll SU, f'lolle-. CaiiL -n ··-=•• •~=toe ._.... . n,. " X " 1' T' Ot ._ ..._ ...... , p '"> I I ),LD.l,-IJI,Cioi \IlL lim. ftaa-11 p? 7 ,~.,_ ...... ' 11 ,...... 1t..at1 .. II lSI ... ,.. .. r a.._..._....._~ .... !' • •111'75 .... •1 z• ......... ••u•p .. MJ, .. w' Tt tntlnr III caaep ..... eo I ... ~. I ,, .. _ ...... ..._s' rlWe..,._lllltl• ... •'" -.. er loll., cw.-............. co ·~ ..... P 'HwillriiRI ln,.. ___ a&ftorella ..... ~tt•wrttet.6tl' ........ pt411s" nu• -·I jl --....,-~tw-,.......roll-- 3 W ...... miDI inloewWell."e. 'lW'I rlctJt: jut two .ad DO -. 0ooe ef-npMonaH-11Q'0-mMk!nd lllarted oat .. .. elmi!Hcww ei)'Mn ........... --.,_...,. • I -rilll ,_ lo ...... Into a ftl'1 lilly 1iW11 , --· 1'llia eq !z•tton ..,. tbat tbil till)' •ntmel tileD •' IB t p.,..ttyonrtt..elboi•r.dl olmfllionw; ~,_,.ud ,_be<>•le_.,ltfillllblac-r.a ever llftll, lncl..tt,.,.... -olltlel'llllleltle hmaow-laftner lived. y..,_tlelleory.lt 11o c:alledeoolallan. -laft been the aame over lbo )'ears. ,_ datial,.... • are therefore unldentific. The tbeoretical polocic eM .. .., taught eviirywbere as fact is, In reaUty, found nowhele In tie warld. But, more ~ II the fact that lbere II - ..-..,. --beyonddoulltthat condll!cmalln tbe-lave not remained tbe aame.lncleod this plain evidence.....,. clearly that the earth has undergone violent chanle (II"P!<** ....-uon 1n the Polar reg~ono, MUhdls .., blgb -imo. .-»frcloenooquicklythey otiUiave uncllg-foodiDtbeir ...,_,etc.). It is unocientiflc 1o Ignore facta ..tolcb pnrre that dating melbodo, !be geologic colwnn, and evolutioo are fal8e teacbinp. Schoolo In Ameriao mut! stop teaching that ev.,ati«l 1a 8cientific. Evolution is .. acientific! n Ia ~ ID believe IOIIIdhlns that can be proton imptMible! 4) Natural Selection was llanrin'a main ldoa u 1o - -lappened. The filial! aurrive .... tbe -poriab. FIDe ! But""""' II evoluticmln IIIIa? 11eca-a .,.._ Nllblt -noa falter or bop bigl>er ...r _ _..may U........,.- ::::::;more rabbita in no ,..ylmpllealbat tbe rabtill ( ... 1111 ) wwld be more fit fw -.!tal lilt were .. ...,IIC- -_. anlp>al ID fact, the _.-ite io tnoe. AII/I -- IDa rabblt'a ~ ... ..-tal cbaracteriatica waa1d ....... it a.. fit, DDt IDCift fit for all"riYal. Natural ~elecCiaD ,..,... npMoln..-.NolbingcannpMoln __ .__, bealar.M..,..' 111 ed!'DiatilafactandanJbodJwbo..,a lUa'tilbeiala-r:t e•tszt1e. <l.i.t'a Superior Saaifioe ",.,.., t :ll•l4. u.: Golden T-: "Far by 0051 off...,;.g k Ml~ f#i1e<i<d far evn ,_ ..., •• """"fi"' (Hob. 10 :14 ). 1.., J ::.. ~·...: ~ !;!~ y..,---lleory ..... ,. that.,......, lonn of plant life came---by acddeot. 1bia ,_,.that oil !be -,.. -. oil tie !Iowen ...a -· oil !be amat!nc proce•e• tbat 10 an ill the plant world ..m u ~ ...,poll!nal!cm, came ~ootom.....,.....,CGO!inue u they are by o•w..,wte accident. I).F ... -J'MIW .. ...._..,. ocienliota lave lriod lo 007 ---aplaln_....._,__ .... ADihll-11 Epistle of Pricothood." This inspired writina' tets I orth the pr«mineas:e of Christ'• high-priesthood and His perfect sacrifice. H~ the attention of the reader is direcced to the appropriate remarks of a modem Biblical scholar : ''Prieahood and i:tc:rifice an: i:rueparate entities. The Aaro nic priests offutd up sacrifices repeatedly, and our author pays partic- ular attention to thco annual sin-of- fering pre~ on the nation's behal f hy the high prit9t on the Day of A.aronic priests offered up sacrifices could not meet the real need of men and women. A sin-stained conscieru:e is a barrier to communion with God. and the cleansing oi the ronscimcc could not ~ affected by such sacrifict"s as the Levitical cultus provided. But Otrist exercises His priestly ministry on the. basis of a real and efficacious sacrifice -'the sacrifice of hi mself' ( He b. 9 :26). The nature of this sacrifice our author finds expressed in the language of Psalm 40:6-8, \\'here SOtt~e who knows the u!Jeless- ness of animal sacrifices dedicates his liie to God for the obedient acoorn · plishmmt of His 'dll. This language is recognized as the language o f Otrist 'wh("'t he oometh into the world' ( Heb. 10:5). In the body which God pre- po.rtrl ior H im He [01rist] fulfilled the ,,;u oi God. and at the end it was 1hat consecrat-ed body, that obedient liie, that He offered up to God in llrreath. Such a s.a.crificc: must neces- sarily be acceptable to God, but it is not only acceptable to God in itself ; it effectually cleanses in heart and con- ~l·ience those \\1to embrace Grist as their high priest with God. By the will uf God, fu lfilled in death as in life by l..11rist, H is people 'have bctn sancti- lied Ly the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all' (Heb. 10; 10) aud have 'boldneSs to enter into Ute holy place loy the blood of Jesus' (Helt. 10:19). It is His lik offncd up to God, -that is alternatively spoken of as His 'body', oz;_ Hi~-·~: of a.n .. Oil beball of otb<n a>uld be r:lldily inftned 5ICither !rom Poalm 110 DIX' £rom Palo\ 40. It wu, of count, all1*ly • n.tter of vi1al Q• perience lor a whole _..;o:. oi be- lieven what our author wrote; they ,_w (bowesa obey expreuosl it) that throtsih the Ouitt wbo diod and rose again they had -. inwanlly purifi<d from the <lefi..._,, ol s0a and emancipucd from itt domioltion. Uur author crprcs-. this in tenn1 of sacrifice and prifsthood. but it wu no tlC'Yo' thing that be thus ape II~ J He who offers up His life to God in unrc- srr\'cd. consecration i!> both priest and sacri6cc at once. This is true: of the !>peaker in P!il&bn 40:6ft.; it is even mort explicitly true of the lsaianic Servant of the Lord. whoee wiUing sdf-1lffering 'to bear the sins of nlllly' is interpreted of the work of Ouist in Hebrews 9:28. The Servant is in- troduced as a priest, deltined to spri'*.le many nations' (Isa.. SZ:IS), and He is equally a sacrifice, yielding HimseU up as 'an offering for sin' (I sa. SJ :10). His portrayal was ful- lilled in h1~ when 'the Son of rna., also came not to be ministered unto, but to minister, and to give his life a r.lllSOm for many' (Mark 10:45). ln this spirit Jesus a.ccepted death., and the redemptive and cleansing efficacy of His death <in the lives of His fol- lowtts has been a matter of plain ex- perience ior over nineteen ccnturiu . Our author is not airily theoriting when he speaks of priesthood and sacrifice, but expresling basic realities. Sudt a sacrifice as Olrist's needs no repetition ; its 'once-for~all' character invol\'cs the fuW.ity of the Gospel" teL F. F. Bruct, Tilt Epi.rllt lo till' H,.brews, 1964, pp. Liv-lvi). y.., prubably belleft the lleory of evolution is ocientlfic. Yoo boar it pr'005I!ecl cxo 1V. Yoo boar it In ocbool. Yoo rood It In -. ...r mapt!nes. More tlan likely, JGU beHove that human bolnp are limply animala wbich evolved from lower animala. 'lbil _. eonWna certain proof that evolution is 1101-.lt ......,... certain proof that evolution is tmr 11 "*· We c:ballerlge any ocienliot anywbe<e ID llep forward ...r deny tbOse ocientilic facta. Belowareta ns ... fty eHIIdiN II llap117tble. {A* any ocience teacber if every reuon ia not IOO'Jf. true. Tben u1t that t.clleo' lo belp yoo --great lie out of the IICbool .,._,oi!1V,...r ... tof-.) . ... btl'! ...... --..,. oil oci--·--arebarmllol-/ orcleodly. AU this !iDle li r.a been -lbot -·-bann or till rather lllan Improve as"_..,~ ........... Yet evolulloolats lnllallbot we bo11ne that -in a -ed -nd ... a mlllloo mutaticxoa Ia belpfal, ...r - accidooot ... oolec$ed -.... turned them lnlo oil il(e lbot -No one a.. ever_, a poeitift mutauon ...r no-can --=ribe ooe. Yet we are lndoctriDated 1D """""" u odoodlflc the idea that mutatlcm eq>laln f!'lolutim. - -npMoin evolution ..., anyone wbo aaya they can 1o not ll"""'lri"« u aiCientt.st. (CO...,TlNUEOHEJtT 'II'E EKl JESUS CHRIST MORE IMPORTANT IN LIFE ·'HI Ill.! II /•1,11 1 ~ . .,jJ,•n,l\1 1,1\ 1..11 lnr ll u '"tup,·r Bo nd 1 h,llnpion :'\l l.tllll llo •l j'hlll'. ll 'll'lllh .. h.t h •d tht• pl.11l1111ll ,,jth f:ni . .J.I<k \\illl.ltl l' <•I \t ii •H\.1 111 ...,,,,,,,,I,,Jc-.11 tlw (otl\l,'l'IH>I ', /'t ,lll'l B 11 ,J k J.-t,l , 1:..1 <~1" !old thr• .I Udl<'tli t !) 1be amuing earth; a globe with water, air, gravity, heat, aoil, ...r literally thoo1uMI of olber omnplalnatle character- iatica, is aaumed by pure f!'IO!utioniata to lave jut! happened by accident befwe f!'IOiution was...., ....,.,-ro lave atarted. It is unocientific ID -a . -,. on IOIIIdhlns that is !~'>le, ...r it is impouible beyond any rational queatlaniD· .......,. that !be earth (..., oil the unlvene!) acquired it. balance, Intricacy, precision, ...r volume by ac:cldent. Yet, pure evolution star11 by Ullllllinc that this magnificent earth jult acdcloatally came lo be llke It ia. This is an -=ientlfic UFIITII"Ioo ..., anytiody wbo uya It isn't is giving yoo an ....,;actjfic opinion and nothing more. •· \h pn" 111,1/ I (,'1.111< l!l ,!tjp IHfl l ( ,,.,[ '' l l lolll" 1111!)111 - l;utl In JtW 1h.111 IH 11 11 1110 >11 ..,npn Hn1d 111 11.!,' !i l..c· rlt!~ JC..'I\C,'kd 1>111' I ,1!11 111 '.1 11 111.!, • , "l'lu_· fll<l'lltllp<nt.u ll ,·,pn ~~'''' ,. ''·'' "lwu I lc,,, !It'd TI1e ~tline of the pre.tent lelson, which is entitled ''Ouist'a Supttioc Sacrificx," follO\vs: !).It is unacientific·to uy tlat life comea from nonUvlng matter. This notion, called ~ generaticxo, is limply rejeded by ocienliota. Yet, evolution Ia baaed aquarely an this rejeded idea. At one time -.. wu no life, only dead matter, evol-way. Tben life came out of -nonUvlng matter. Tbat is _.......,. g""""'tion, an Ullldentific myth. Do you •-lt1a rigiiU•·teacb lloa u !be lralh 011 1V, in -, In· boc*aud ......... ? II -~_, is aloo bued m tbe uawnptlon that life evolved Vf!rJ pwlaally over 6nusts ., ·•·-of yean daring wbich time condltiooa on tie .rib remained rirtually the aame. 1bia ia called uniformitarianism. The dating melbodo uaod to estimate such time periods are beyond testing. Tbey are beyond testing becauae no one lmowl or can ..._ that decay GOD IS LOVE From the VOCA FLASHUGHT Voice of China and Asia Missionary Society 25 1 S. Fair Oaks Ave., PAsadena, CaHl. By DwiGHT L. ~·fooDl' "He that loveth not. knoweth not God: for God is Jove." In John's Srst epistle, eighth to twent~·-first verses you find this sentence recorded three times -"God is love.·· I be lieve there are no three words in the Bihle that Satan is more anxious to blot out than that one se ntence. I don't thi nk that he has been so successful in an~'thin g in the last six thousand years as in !Tlaking the world helieve that Cod is not a Cod of love. I earnestly believe that this old world has swung out in the cold and dark and will never swing hack until this truth dawns upon it, that God is love. Mr. Spurgeon one day took a train from London down into the countrv to spend a little time with a friend. and he found this frierld had a weather vane on his bam, and on this weather vane were the words ''God is love." "\\t"hat do you mean by that? Do you mean that God is as cha ngeable as the wind?" . "No, I believe that God is love wh ichever way the wind blows." Now it is pretty hard to make saint or sinner helieve that. When things are running smoothl y we believe that God is love, but when things go wrong we think Cod does not Jove us, and when things are unfortunate and seem to he against us, then it is that we think that Christ has forgotten us and does not love us. Three times John savs in these few verses, "God is love.'' Not that, "He may love;" but "is Love." You ask me why He loves. I don't know. I cannot tell you . If you should ask me why the sun shines I could not tell you . I suppose it shines because it cannot help it. because it is its nature . And I sup- pose that is the rea~on that God loves, because it is H is nature. You take a man or a woman and make them believe that there is no one in the wide world that loves or cares for them, and they wou ld rather die than live .. They are the ones who commit suicide. You wives know that if you haven't the love of your bus- bou>ds you cannot do anything to please them, and life be- comes weary a nd burdensome to you if there is really no love. Tbe thing we prize above everything else in the world is love, and that is the th.ing that Cod prizes above every- thing else. He wants our hearts and aHections. 1-when He came into this world, taught that the FaiW wu low and all His teaching• went on to show that , lh.tl Lod ln1~·, lilt ' JH'I'"''·dh ,uu l I 111 111n l /li m (It'"'" Cin j,l) tHin nl ~ ldt·" ( :o\ \\'dii,U lh, ,t lo 11 1111'1 I ,11 ho • I •II '·" h .1,11'1 .til• I I ul · Ullllll"'l for .1 l'htK'II" 1l.uh tlt'll'l'·']'\'l. ,,nd. "II '\qllll.lll l-.1.111' /r.1d \)U .tll'fl lht· .llt'.t \Hili I lll.h 111111' ~H H . thl\· h '<oUJc\ W 'l 11\.;[,UlJ .uuJ WMk ~~~ll l '~t•l o4•<H~·t4~t:," ll\' l+t.:k I halt Hf' l'f'l~1li,l ~hould "~i1 t'" t ht I ,, !.: ,d "'"\\ ~ h,n 1.. t• • '' onug peoplt".·· Th<· (;,,,,.,..,," ,,ddc·d tit.•t .. ,,.11' ,,j the · tc.c~c •n• i1)r thl' f!t.,illu~HIIII I I\'1 11 lo o1f.1 1 I' 1!1.11 t!H'I ,Il l" 111 •1 ~~·ttl It~ t'llllUgh '( ;, >( ul "I'll,,· \Ill "<II II I I I h .tl It•!' t i ll' t t".tltttl~ nf '\nrut.tn .\l.uln .tr~tl/'/rn h,, \1 ,,~•1.:.'"' 111 th•· • 1."''""111 .tnd notl rill' l~iltk j, in tn>uhlo Amen .md Amt·n' 1-fis F athrr was a r.od of' In\•'. And nnt onh-did He tea('h th:1t tlu· Fallwr wa, lile hut tklt He was lon•. He lmt·d thm t· tf..tl didtt .t lmt· ll im . .That ;,. tlw diffC'rett<·e ltd"• t 'tt hnman :-lltd dh·il tf" love: \\'f' lon· a pt·r,on ''' l nlf!!; [,._ he i" worthy and tlwn it j.., th.tt \\t' (':t\l l lirt~ o ff. li t· lm·r, \'Oil in spit e ftf wh at ''''' ha,.· ,J,,nt· ;,t rrd :.aitl ;,nd w ha t \011 are doin!.! If ~·ou douht thi s. tiH"n I ltf'lil'Vt• \"Oil d r111ht Scripiure, he<'all"e I think 1 t au o;ho~,. that llr loves vou all. Yor t rf'nh·tn hcr th e J:.,t night l-I e was With His disl'iplt•..,. bc·fnn · lit· wa' l ldr<t~·cd . it is w ritt('n , "Havi nc IO\'t •d lhcm unto tit<' f'nd ."' Do you r('mt ·mllf'r tl~a t """" tht~ nic;lll that flllf' nf them wa!" goin ~ t o h<·lr;n ll i ro~. that flllt' of them was goin~ to df"'*Y l lir! .111d 'wf'ar that llf' tt('\'f'r knew Him. and l'\'t'l'\' otlt ' ":1\ to for!>::~kr Him? Ye t on that Vf"TV nich't. it """' "llavittg lo\'ed H is own which wrn· in tht· \\'1 )1 I d. If f• lovrd them unto the end .~ I heJievc that is \\'hat mak~·<; c·trrnit\' so awful for Judas. that h(' tonk awa ~ w ith hini this fac t. that Christ Jo,·ed hiut to th(' end. \Vlwn he he- traved Him wit h a ki'is. tlw n· in the aardl"n, the ' ~ Master tunu-d to him attcl 1\nid, ''BC'tTaYest tJum the Master with a k iss·~·· llc might haVf' hurled Judas down int o pNdit inn . h u t thr ~l aster kindly said, "Be trayest thou tlw \l a ~trr with a lciss?" 1t was that which drnvt• Jud as to thr ~rave of a suicide. I believe he heard that rinJ!:iH J.! iu his ears until it drove him mad. I hc·lieve -that Judas re- members it unlil today, nothing hut the love of Christ. That is the clilfcrcncc bl'h"ecn divine and human love. Christ's love i'i unchangeable. He loved Peter when Peter wa., denying Him. Of course He hated his sins and He hated Judas's hypocrisy. hut He loved them. and so He loves every hypocrite today. He wants to woo you back to Himself. We tum to the forty-ni nt h chapter of the propbe<y of Isaiah, and you read these words. 'Can a woman forget her sucking child. that she would not have compassion on the son of her womb? Yea, they may forget, yet wOI not I for- get thee."·The closest ti c on ea rth is a mother's I. T11c Redetnp(h"e Worit of Ouist (Heb. 9 :11-14) 2. Atonernent by Means of Blood (Heb. 9:22) And it is thanks to :the cftic;acy or lts DCriftce .;n •the>liVt"S of Hie JP«>p&e that the new covenant comes into being, in \vhich God undertakes to implant Hi~ law in their hearts (as jt was im- plant(.-d in the heart of Christ) and to rcrnembu their sins no more." 3. Tbe Pedec:t Sacri6ce ·of Christ (Heb. )1;23-28) .. {CONTINUED NEXT WEEIC ) Furthenm>re, the same scholar writes : "Titis efficacy o£ the saaifice lov(' for her child. Thcrr arc a 1!0od mam · things thai will st>paratr a man from l~is wife. h~1t the~r is11 't a thin g in thr world tha t will S<'parate a tme mother frn~1 h{'r own child. I will admit that th('re arc nnnatural moth er<;. that there are moth('rs that hav(' "Om· out of thC'ir head s. mothers that are so 'i tt'l'p<'d in sin and iniquity that the~' will turn against tlwir own children. hut a true mother w ill n~v('r . 111'\'N hiTil against her own child ... Did YOU evf'r think "~at has hrought out the loH' o(C.nd? It was Adam's fall. \Vhen the news rt>achr d h(·aveu Cod camf' down and sou ght him out. Adam ought hJ haVE.' ~one up and down Eden crying. "~1 y God . l have sinned! \.Yherf' art thou?" But instead of that God SOII ,(!ht him out and , blessed him and told him that the seed of the woman shou ld hruis(• the scrpent"s heaci. And so you will find oil along th rout!;h the;> Scriptures that He lovt'S tllC' world. There is no t a person here toda~· that can put his 6nf!e r 0 11 a pMtion n£ Scripture that ·teaches that God hates a siuner because he h as sinned. It was man's calamity that brought out God's Jove .... ~h· friends. that is just what thC' cross of Jc>sus Christ lells us-the hei~h t. depth. length and breadth of Cod's love. I used to th-ink Cod a stern juclge on the throne. and His Son as one that had come to appease the earth and makt., it r,ossible for m e to get access to the Father. My c car friends, since I became a father I have made this discovery -it took more love for GO<I to give that Son to die titan it did for that Son to die. Mothers , wouldn't you ~ther die than to see your own child die? Christ made hare Hl• ann and left the bosom of the Father and tooped from yonder throne to come down here to tcfi the world that He loved them, and all He wants in return. i< love. Make up your minds today that you are going to love Him because He loves you. You can begin this very minute if you will . . . .. . My dear friends, don.'t spurn the love of Cod whatever you do. If you want power Christ will give It to you. Now, just pray that we may aB love Hlm. GOD'S JUST JUDGMENTS ''We are sure thilt the judg· ments of God are according to truth .. ,"' jRomans 2 :2). The first 1 S verses of Romans 2, always make me think of our Lord's dealings w•th the r1ch young ruler of Luke 18:18,19. ""Good MllstM. ·• the ruler had ia•d, '"what shalt I do to mherit eternal l1fe?" The lord answered in effect: "Why do you call me good? There is none good but God, so if I am good I must be God. But do you wan t to know what to do 10 1nher it eternal life? Simply obey the law, the ten command· ments." Our Lord. of course , wots try· ing to show the yourig man that it was impos.s•ble to earn salva· tion by doing good. To keep: the law was impo~sible for any child of Adam. and brNking the law could only bring condemnation. Now this absolute iustice is the basis for the be liever's con· fidence in God. It is wonderful to know that God does not merely pity sinners and smuggle them into he.ven if they are sOf'ry . If He did, wme· one in huven could point an .::· cusing finger at this writer and say: "'What. you here I'' Thank God. He has taken us before the bltr pf justice, pro- nouncing us guilty. and then has stepped down, n it were, to PfY the penalty for our sins Himself, tMn fustly declaring us:rlghr«HMI This Is why stlvatlon, In Scrip. ture, is t»Md upon Christ's PlY· rnent for our just debt. This is why Rom~ns 3:2• dKiarfl th•t beliewtn are ''iuttififtd freery, bv His Flee, through tM redetnp- don tf'll1;, in 01rist .tl<lus..'" "'ThM • sin h•lh r.ttrwd ..;.. to duth, wen t0 MIGHT GRACE REIGN THROUGH RIGHT· EOUSNESS, unto~ lite, by Jesus Ovitt our Lofd" (...._,. 5:211 . .-ruMOtlllltll I'IIIIJIIIED IEBilV -PAGEt liiU-. OCT. a. .. ~DEL!U,CAL. P UBLIC M.OTICI: P'ICIIIWWW -ft.liW ..... ., .... -"' ... --•• 0 •IFO'M. .. a. ....... ...... -..,.,, =. .... ~ .~"!""'o ....... CETNII nM .. en tsrted .,. • ..,.. 5 C.,.--Yl-lb1b. lie,. WIIUam E. ~·.pJ-. hla • 0 .., ... fUid 11'1111 ... _, Cloft"' Or- .... ~ Oet. 1, lfll. -Oct. 1, It, Zl, za. 1m, 1a a. llewJort Ruloor~ F-1 PUBL.IC NOTICE FIC 1 ll'IXW BiJiD"ES IIAJIE STATEliEBT '1'1111-..-Is doUcbat!l IIIU: ..... E~ ION Wallosl, Flllle-. CL DIG: ,._..A. c-.,tJOIZ c..,_et Place, Tutfa. Call- IDnolaiiZIIO, Tills --ls-.o! bJ u ladh1dllll. Slcatd: Tbomu A. Cu- dW. Tb.LI Jtatern.t wu flied ...-ttll tbe co.t)' clert ol Or- .... C0011t7 Oet. I, 19'7C, Pllblilh: Oct. 7. .... 21, u. 1976, ill tbe Mnport Harbor EuJcu, F -SSH4 PUBL.I C N-OTICE FICTITIOOS BUSiiiESS NAME ST ATEMElf'l' Tbelbl~ ... -... --u: Spirit PabUcatiou, ZS?!l Obnro, Salle C, lltnton Viejo., Ca. 921'75: Wm. Ktm Conktta H9 C:nona Dr., ~ Reb., CL 92$51; ~ .,,..~,.~c Dr,, Lac-. Beb.,.CL *51. This bu"'aess il ooMDc:ted by a ceoenl putaersldp.. Slped: William IUm Coa.kllo. , Tills statement YU ftled: , wltb. tbe coaaty elert ol Or-. aare Coa.aty OeL 4, 1976. J Publlsb: Oct. 7 • 14, Zt, I' Z8, 19'76, 1D tbe Newport . Hatbo.r Euip. F -·61459 . F'UBL.l C ,N Q TIC£ ncTrrtous BUSINESS N.A.ME STATEMENT Tbe ..,.,.. -,. dolDC ... ltaea u: Nllkm.l j . . , Boaro .. c-..t £-.... 719 Cocper Dr .. PlvWII. 1 CaUL 92670: st-w..,.. Jt!llld.Da, 711 Cooper Dr., l PUBL IC NOTICE S-G$11 F1C 1 i i'iCXJS BUIIDSS NAME ft ATEIIEBT Tilt lbllo1l'lsc -Is c:loblc t.l!nn u: • ..,.. .... --"' "-rt B..cta Ac8cJ, OtO C ...... Dotro, "-" Beaeb, Call- lbnola -Tilt ..... GQbllls Coo,.. I Calllb- eo.....-_ !II KortH..,. AY_., P.eeAepa CalliJr- all 91101. • Tld.l ... , .... codlet· ed by a corponUoa.. Corpnatloa !fame: n.e Set• GQb$0.1 Corp.., Jot... Ba.rrt.e. Jr.., Vtee-PreOteat 1'lrlil .t~teme~twum.s wttll tile ~ elert ol Or- uce "-Oct. 5, 19'7&. -Oct. It, Zl, 1!1, Now. t, 1m, Ia tbe N-rt Buloor E-F -113555 PUBL.I C NQTICE .j ·-. -- flCTUTIOtlB BUSINESS !lAKE STATEMENT Tbe ..,.,.. ,..... Is doiDc '-VIII U: Dul.el ' L. Cartts ad Anod•tec, 1955 Part Selbolne, N.-. port s.dl, CA. -Dulel LJIUI CarUs, 1155 Port -..., Newpoot B•cb. CA. 91t60. Tbll ,.,,..,11: CODdltcttd bJ Ill IDdtYldul. I Slpod: Dulel L. Cartls. Tbl..s lltateiiMIIl wu tiled wltb tbe C01B1tJ clerk ol Or- uce ~ Sept. n, t9'7s •• Plbu.b: Oet. 14, 11, u. Nor. 4. 19'78, Ill the MewJIOlt llartoor E-F .Q00'1 Pll.-., CaW. ite'10, ='::'-=.,..,---:=-:--Ttd.s bastDM:skCCIDdletat , PU BL.I C NOTICE bJ u lDd1f1dllll. I FJC1tnoos BUSlMESS Slptd~ ..... Jeoldll5, 1 NAME STATEIIEIIT nu ttatemeat ,... mat Tbe CollowtDI pera.s are wtth the ooaaty elert of Or-dobc berhwss u: TbeCall- aage COUDtJ Oet. 4, 19?6. fonda WaYe, 970 w. l!Mtl. Pabllsb.: Oet. '1, 14. Z1, st CQita ll Callt. 28, 19'76, Ia tbe Newport . 9We· ...... -- Harbor Eutp. F --IM58 . T~. SZ05 Rtnr, Mew- PUBLIC NOTI C E FICTmOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe fotlowb:lc pe~ are dolllg busiDe&s u: styen' PrlDt 0 Mat, SUO E. Cout HYJ,, Coroaa del Mar, Ca. 9ZU5: Jact E. styen, 5S7l st.rubourt A.-.., lniDt, CL 9Z714; J-L. Slyero, 5S'Il strubourc An., lrTiDe, Ca. 9%714, Port Beaeb, CaUL 9U&S; E-Daru BricP, 944 llopoocl, Coala II-CaW 92626, Tbis oos~nessk CCGdlr.:ted. by a reoenl partDerlldp. Slptd: _ _, K. T-. T1lla --.... llltd wllb tbe eoaatJ elert of Or ... uce ~ Oet. 8, lfl8. -Oet. It, 11, 1!1,' N ... t, 19'71, Ia tloo N-. 1Ual11orEaolp. F..cGS9 I'?W; t.IIDefS 1l ,.,..,..eel P U B L.l C N 0 T I C E by • ... ... pariDerllllp. -~==::...;;:;:..=c:..,- Sipod: Juet L. Siyers, FX:'ITI10US BIISIIIESS 'l'bU statemflllt was flied NAME STATEMENT wttll tbe COIIDty clerk ot Or-Tbe tilloW'IIC ,....,. il .... CoaDty Oct ••• 1971. dolDI ,. ..... u: Moped Plbl!Jb: 0et. 14, 21, za, cearen ot Amerlel., 115 IIOY. t, 19'76, Ill tbe Newport S4111 st., N-rt Betdl 1Ua111or Eulp. F ..e4%40 !IZe&S: Rl.ard S. iiOIIIrt, PUBLI C NOTICE .. lCttnOUS BUSINISS NAME STATEMENT Tbe lbllo1l'loc -Is dollle bad PI U: E)'tdlu o.tp Groep, 10'7 N. 8,_- WaJ, hilt& Aa_ CL: Habert Bnce WoodcP, 110 W, WU- ,_, fit, c;-. II-CL ..... US Mth Sl., Newport Beach 91MS. Ttdl bill"'• UcadllcUd by 1D 111dacorpoftted U· ---·put-....... llptd:R.S.-- TIIIs -.... --... _,.,...,"'Or-.... ~ Oet. .. lfll. -Oet.lf,ll, .. lfOf.'\11"71, ........... ,. ~F _dp F~ .-uM.IC NOTICI! PUBLIC: NOTICE flC'UTitOUS BUSUKESS NAME STATEMENT Tbo ..,.,.. -Is doUC ......... u: Hart's-. J<11c Pr1a11oc Ctater, ZZOI llar1la, -11!'115: llulel J. Rut, U ...., Tne LA., lntMD115. ,_.. ....... 11 OODdlet- tdi>JDIIIdhldsaL lllpod: llultl 1. Bart. nt.J ltat.....al YU llled -... ....,.eltrkoiOr-.... CoelltJ Oct. 15, 19?6. Pelll:ll: Oet. z1, za, ~. 4, U, It'll, 1D tbe Newport Ruloor Eulp. F -MI'70 PUBLIC NOTICE S-30115 flC1T110US BUSiNESS NAIIE STATEMEHT Tbe ..,.,.. ...... Is doiDc ....... u: 1-Day Tire, Z'IIZ4 Camlao C,.U- tnao, ste. 119, l..slpDa Nl- caol, CA. 921'7'7: .....,..,_ aaot 0ot, Uae. -Calllb- eorp,. 14701 V..eblo, Mll· n:. Vtejl), CL 9:U'l5, """' ,....... .. ccMact-lld by • .,..,.-. Co!paullw ft.-: Per- torm.c:e 0... -.., William B .... rd IAcal, Pf'Mideat. · T1lla --... tlltd wltlli tJae co.ty derk ot Or-uc• CoatJ Oct. 14, 19'76. ~ Oct. !1, za, No•. 4, 11, 1976, 1n tbe Nnport HartJor Eu:lp, F --64603 PUBLIC NOTI<;E S-l0is4 flCTTTIOIIS BtiSllfESS NAil£ STATEIIENT Tbo ..,.,.. ...... Is dotac ......... u : fpeston Property ll.apm..C Com- puJ, P. o. Boa: sza, D9 MartM Ate., Balboa lalu4. calllb-msz: c . A. lllr- bte, lZ!1 w ... Cout fllcb- waJ, Newport Baell., Call- IDnolaaoco. Tb1l ~Nm-.. ccedDct- tdi>JSDIIMI!ndsal. Slpod: c. A. lll&blo. 'I'bl8 sbtemeat .... ftled wttb tJae CIMit)' elert ol Or- uo• Ccaaly Oet. 15, 19'76. Plbi..Ldl: Oct. !1, U, -.. 4, 11, lt76, 1n tbt N"P)rt llartor Ealp. F -MI'l'7 PUBLI C NOTICE S-101!9 flCTITIOUS BllSI!fESS NAME STATEIIEMT ..... ..,.,.. pe..... ,. doiac .......... U: JlodeiD ofCalllb-.11011- Pny ,, '-lWis, CL 9ZSU: 11arJ P. <MMa, 19111 B .......... --Be&ebiZ&I&. Tb1l: .... ,...." coadlcted bJ u IDdlridlll.l. Slpod: 11arJ P, ~ ,.. llateiiMIIIt wu ll18d wttb n.e ~ e1ert ot Or- .,.. CamiJ Sept. n, t9'1c. Pelllb.: Oct. 14, !1, za. NOY, -1, 19'76, ttl lbe Newport Harllor Eulp. F -UM5 PUBL I C NO T ICE S-IOU4 FICTITIOUS IRISli!ESli NAME ST ATEIIIENT Tbe lbllowtac pe..... Is dobc bas1Deu u: Westertl Basle/Foar Users Aaoc.i&- ti.OG, 1401 ''B" Kraemer, AD&belm, Califonal& 92803: A. Krb: Wt~ • .f742Casa Lorna, Yort. LIDd&, Cali- tonola ••• Tbla -...aeoodlleted bJ 1D bdh1dRl. ~A.KrtsW-. TIU stltellltlltYUftled 1l'ltll ... _, elerl< "' 0,- IIIC• ~ Oet. 5, 19'76, Pw~G~b: Oct. 14, Zl, !8, New, C. 19'76, 1D tbe Newport -Easlcn-F.<;S556 •• PU B L.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE F1C1TI'JOUINM•Ia NAME. n .a. TEIIElrl' Tbe fallo1l'llc -Is clolac ... ,.. -Dill ,.....,, A.S.~D. -· Dtolpero, nu E. c.. a.,., c._ c~e~~~:ar.cll::l tonola !IZU1: Dille F....., A.S.LD, " AI• clltel, la- COfiiDJ"'ted. a Cllllmlla eorpora~~oa; nu E. c.. HY}'., Con.a delllar,Call- fonola~. T1lla bo-lo- by & COip)ntloa.. CofiiOratiGI Name: Dale Fabnoe7 A.B.lD. Aa- .octata, lDe •• Dale F &llnMJ, Pru. This ltatemet ... ll1td with lbe c::oaaty elert tJI Or-uc• c-, Oet. t, tfl6. Pablloll: Oet. 1, It, Zl, 28, 19'76, lD tbe !lewport Harbor Eu&p. F ...p.Qt P U BLI C NOTICE r~t••·~·eau·~•-• .. m~IS ll.lll& ft'.lftliiDr ,... ___ Is ... -._ -CIUIF C. lTHO o•IM• M • (P.o. 11o1: C-1-~-11'111:- D. a..a..,aeeem~a 1,_ Glllslle ..._ (P,O, BooC-1-~ -tnU. ,.. ..... ll<rtoeted -~~= IIIM*-D·'-• .... "' "s:ll.-. 0. .__ ¥1oePna. nM 1 I Ill wu lll«i ... ... __ colOr- .... c.-, -11, lfll. Jlls:i 21 ....... Od • ., • l~ II, .tm. Ia ... "-" ~·•<r r..usu PL ill iX6 80SDfESS JUliE ST A.TEIIEifT "niiiiDowlllc per.,. ue dollir hd .. , u: Cordoft ~~w.... 1• IJ•Met: .. JUSt CaDre' Marta. 1ft""*'" YLeJD, CA. at'l4: WaJDe G._., ZIISl Calle Karl&. M•.W YleJD, CA. .IZIS"'4: Ala D. Bot-ZUO a......., Drtre, &aa Pedro, CA. !IO'ISI, T11la-ls-ed ., • -pariDenlllp. Slped: WQDe D. Glauer. Ttdl ltatei!MIIt YU ftled wttll tbe coaly el@rt of Qr. .... Camly Sept. 30, 19'16, Pullllala: Oet. 14. zt, za, HoY. 4, 19'16, ill the Nf'WIX)rt ll&rllorE-. F-6S19S PUBLI C NOTI CE FJC'I1TK>US BUSINESS MAllE ST ATEIIENT 1be i)llowt.liC penou are dolac t.llnes. u : Geocleme ._., P.O. 5845, -- S 4S2&t ,..... Btaeb, Cal, -; FICnTJOUS BOSUfESS Z0UB l...ur1e LaDe, COlla NAME n'ATEIIENT "M-9ZU'l:CnScW.Cbam- Tbe lbllo1l'lsc -Is btrllla, ZOUB l.oarte L-, doUr t.tfl I U: Cua1 COitl M-. Cal, 9ZU'l; Da- Leut.lco 109 CMIJ 8tNil; nd lec:Mel Helleet. 7401 Newport S.C!l:, CIUIDni.a Seubon Dr., Nnport Be h.., 92110: Frederick .loliD Ca. tHa. Baler, Trutee d. De IIIler" Tbll bltltDeu 1s eoadllet. Family Trut n«JI 1 ed ltJ a poera.? partaersbip. llareb Sl, lfl5, lOt C.U Slplld: Cnlc Cbamberlaln. St-. lf_.t -11, Tbls statemct wu tlltd Cal.Uonta 11110, wUb tbe c:c.aty elert of Or- Tbll t..tu••ccmdlettd ur• CCIIIIIf Oet. u, 1976. bJ • butn=l tnlt. PllblUb: Oet. !1, !1, Nor 0 Slpect: Fndertet JobD 4, 11, 1978, lD tM Newport Baier, Tr.-.. Sutor EM:lp., F -64429 Thla: JbtetDeat YU ftled wltb ... -eltrt< "' Or-.... c..-, Sept. u, 1 "'· Pe!bU* Oet. ., , 14; 11., Zl, 1971. ill tle Ne"J))l't Hartor EDJ;Ip. F -UI21 P U BL I C N OT I CE P U BLIC N-OTI C E IOOhcE OF POBUC IIEAJIIIII:i: PROPOSED UNDERGROOND DTtLITIES DISTRICT 110. 6 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- EN that oa )lladay. Nonm. FICTmOUS BDSDfESS ber 1, 1976, at tbe IXIu.r of NAME STATEMENT 7:30 p.m. l1l the Couocll The foDowiac penou an . Cbambers of tbe City Hall do1aC ba..._.u:Tile&.d-of tbe CttyofNewportBeacb, numer, Z.UOl '•T" lllldr-Joeated at JSOO West New- Jaacts., El Tero_ Ca. l2aO: port Bcll.l........:t. Newport Lois ~ J-ro, -B..,b, CamiJ or orance, Go"'"'r ~. P;l.:r'<!!:o~ Statt of Calllonls, tbe City 926SO; lobi D. lApa; Ccae:tl wU1 lmld a pabllc: GODCior DrtYe, EJ T010, Ca. Mu11C i)r tbe parpose of 92630; 0.. '!:~ ........ ~ _.___ Ybetber tbe Royal Solal ~ ;;i.iie -;;;:,...,,., ........ N~rt .. = a.:J 1 ;,.: ..allty, or welfare rtQilires auuo -----... • • t!le r.IDOftl of pol•, onr- ed by a caaerai puWii" t. b.S --ud auociated Slped: Doo R. '-'; -~..., ... -·-Tbts lltlteiDIIIt ....... croDd ,...IliUM of wires -----,..-...,.-,---· wllll tbe ..-,. elort otllr'-llld lleWII .. lbr -IJ'IIc F"U BLI C NOT I CE up Co11ty Oct. 14, tifl. eJ.eetrte. eomm.J.eatioll.or Plbu..b: Oct. 21. Zl, Heir. atrnUa.t or umctated ser- S-30574 4, 11, lf7&, ID tbe Newport Ttee 1D n.t are. of tbe city FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Harbor ED.IIp. F -64Ul &ttllipl.ted tt NAME STATE KENT UNDERGROUND lmUTIES Tbt lollowiDC pt,._. a.re P UBLIC NOTIC£ IXSTRICT NO, 6 -bo-o ""' LaLanDe (ALOI<G PACiflC CO AST Apuimellll::l. 11SI PlaceaU.a., FICTITIOCS Bumfa& HIGHWAY FROM OOVER COIIta M.a. CaiJfonla N.UO: STATIIIEMT DRIVE TO EASTERLY OF PUBLIC NOTICE lim: AJbt111 A. Peb.rc:lk. nt.,.,..,._.are THE UPPER BAY BRIDGE) S-ICiesl SS1 .A.rcMr Street. "-beim, etoile t-tlrr u: Jlolll. For rutbtr lDiormatkJo.. FIC11TX>US BUBINESS Callllm* •104; .... nle a.tr • 1.00 Bola Aft.. rtler-.ee ll bereby made NAME STATEIIEBT J. Pobl<lt, 5Sl Areber Ill, ·-· Collf. to tloo--tbebooll- no .. _.... -Is -. -m, CaliiDnola -: BoiiJ Ill.-. I-du1os of tile p._ ... Ua-da61c ...,.., u: PlrceD'• tuM; Ala s. Peb.rclk. Bola Aq.. ttt, ..-.. aqrGIDd trtwu• Dt.ltrtct !; '•:-'~:. 1~= ~=. i:.O":.-ten~ca =-~· i::t :.:; :· ~~C::,;, ':t:1 Btaa.C1IUI,....,:W'IIIIIIII 'I"MM:t d 1vU~ted An,. ftl, • ......,.., October 4, 19'76, wl\1cb ls l'llreoll, 7101 -IlL, by a _.. ,.,....__ CIIK. -· ,. Bit Ill !be o81ee of the fl, H ,..,.._&.ell. Calif. S1pect A1u S, Pebrc.lk. nbtc&srrlhwdld.S CIJ Clerk, loeated 111 tbe ....,, Tills --wu tlltd bJ a _.. --· City BID.. T1U b • •• 11 c n h1· ,.. tile~ elerl o1 Dr·· ~ -.., M. SooL JtoUce 11 ftlrtber ct•• ldby • ldftdlsal. up eo-tJ Sept, l'J, 19715. nu •••sPilt wu ll1ed tMI a. COlt ol tM wort: llpod: wwa. l'llreoiL -0et. It, II, 21, ... 1M-dort ol Or--11 pii>Ue r1i11U o1 ftJ 1'lall b · ••II• ut*«< · bJ I _.. ..-.... lilpod: -It tl. Wood-Tills llllo·nnt wu ---t, lfll, llllotll-ot -c.-,.._ M. tm. .m lit -u lbr -... -. PUBL.IC NOTICE ... tMOIIIIIII:JdefttiOr· llu'borbllp.. F~ NY¢ ... J0. Oct. 'I, en ~ia-Com. 1 .... -.,.. · 01• t Oat. 11, lfrl. .. 14. 11, tm. til till .. lfllill'l ...., "-1 COlli ,..,ured n::iiJJJUI .. 61i'" ....... Oct.lt,ta.Jeo!r.·l PUBL.I_C:NOT I CE ;. ........ tl'f:Q ,. ........ 4 i:>r .. ~tromOf· RAIIIITAft...,. 4, 11, lrrt. Ia 1M Wcef'Ollt o E ·, eltlled Ml"fict to ..tlr- ,............. I Aft • llutrrr a..ln. r..aaa I lOIII PlJaUC N TIC . Cro.d ...SC. 011 prlftte dOIIChd IJIM:WC..-PUBL.l C NOTICE ITATDIKJn' OF ABAft'· P'Eiii«AAIM&41. .. .. ,.,. dlbeU.CibUp- piiJ, IOO • ..,.... C... DOIOI&Jft' OF 011 OF J(.&Ma IT.lftdlh tala t1 De ..,..-,to ow•us DIM, .... Ill, M..,..n I !Milt FJ:'I"ftS)tS suson:ss I n.sr ... .,... ....... ot .......... ,ftll*'tJ. 8_. C.l.-BooC PICIIiKlCII-KAa ·.-·a •T ..... ...,,_ sllt-tdlll, PUilLIC NOTICE .=::::-~ -· ••-rr•n:-~ -----...._. _ -• -"· ·-.... .., t• w ...... ....,. or .._ ,. ... l'tJ' Wlllda FIC'ITI'IboiBUIIM-ftN. ~ dll MU', CA. 'nit ~~ t 11 1M ... ol tilt ...,e ...... -=-. ...... pr 1 111 UadtiCtCNiid lfAJIIITA'RMDT ........ C • .,..., u •••11 l t111 -...: PII ... C11M. _.. otMiwDIItrid lto.t.-., 'AI 11111JW111 ........ ·•••a•ar Gl .. lillie of· Odcl, Sill C.. CUde, .. M :. ... , .. ,JIIW. .. da ... CttJCiert:prtor dDUI lmrt•-a.: Kla!r . ldJ I. o-, .. 0.. 'Willl , 11r, CA.. _., ,_ ...., CrO -. to 1M .._ tlllld IK Die .411!1 c ... eo .. P.o.· -........ c.n. .. ...,.,. n.a Ill >•••: me 11 ...._ .._--. --. wrW.Ipn~tt~~taor Boo GOO,-Ca.IITU, C.l. -. Lsn7 L-, r s, ,,. to-wu .... B.a., ~ -. .. ,.,., 1D 1M -ol 51 "'I ... llr c-· m -7111 C..-lll~c.-,•1/1"". ·~ p· ~ -·· ...... jll 71,-O<lo liP ::.·..'1. -. ~-. 1-- -~~-G....., -. fl II. ~-... -1M -' I 11s1 -. Ca.-lolllir ._. ...... C.l. -.; L.:c:;c· ~-.. 11.. ~ ·-Jl I I' or •· , ..... IJ'I CI~ .. Dr .. Co-,.., 0 s'-1 ¢~-.... 1.-.WA;u.t--. --···"'""" II 0 1 I ,..1,11111 YertlelJ1111slll -llsl--. ..-. 'II-C Soh.... C.l.-. 'r• '· to .. -of 1M-.. -ftlo II I b~-· ,.. l 1 EK ft8 oae-C~lfllll I --~-~ to-~-'~;.·:_ .. , ....... :.• • ._-... -•I!Ut· .. .,.:rue • :._..".,,.a• ..;.'"~-=•••• , ;:;;i-";.~4 :;.::; by ..... ~..__ IIIM*LinJL-· ........ ':"--· ---G.-.,_ _, ... _TIIMpii>Uic ,,_ 1 o nrc ... IIMI '1'1111 ... ... 'ftll • • .a wa .... ,..... , t • .., aw 'ftll ._... ........., ·-•-ellftofOr-_.,._,....,.,or.· _.,...., ..... .,or. ,....__ ..... .,or. _..__, ..... .,or. ~-.. -c.-, 071. 1, tm. -c.-, 071. 1, liN. eo., 0oL 11, lfN. -c.-, 071. t, liN. -eo., lliiL'II,liN. CltJ Clort cot ... City cot .N..-071.14,11, .. N-Osl.ll, .. lof., Ool.ll, ...... 'Vi'*Osl.lf,ll, .. MSt ...... 071.7 Bu_t ..... CoM* ::.!:t .... =: .~~ .. = us:: :::.!~·:--= ~:-. .... = :;;..:-:;.:=: -. -· I P U BL.IC NO T ICE ncrrra>o~--..us IIAIII ST.lTEIIEIIT 1'111 ..,.,.. .. -... dor611rhtns aa:Ca s hr ..... ,c a ay,l?-.. A·• llliJ -CtJdt, 1n111a, CA. IIZ'IIf: -1. ""'· IUS --· lA lllbn, CA. IOal; Jllcls.r'dl D. Tl,flor, Ill Waloot, lle<P>It B..o, CA._,, Tllbtl' 11111~ ., . _.._,"· lllpod: -D. Tutor, Tills.--.... - -.,. -eJ.tlo"' Or-.... "-Sept. zo, lfll. -Oet. It, Zl, 11, N'O't'. -1, 1971, iD tbe Mewport Harbor Eutp. F ...&IMI: P U BL.IC NO T I CE s- FtCTI'I'ICIJS BUSIMESS Jlf.AliE S1'ATEMEHT Tile lb--1ft dobC '-tel'-u: Cordoft !DY-D'!et«o UmMed fi. %6831 Calle Marta, MI...,_ VIejo, CA. 92$7-': W~ Gluser, Z6131 Calle llartl, II-VIejo, C.l. 92674; Ales D. Bolyuat:t, !UO Redoadela Drtn, Su. Ptdro, CA.. 9a1SZ. Tb.ls balltneuts CODdiK:ted. bJ&UadtedpariDersblp, SJped: Wayae D. Gtauer, 1'h1s llt&teiiM!Ilt wu ftled: wltb the coaaty elert ol Or- .,.. Couat, ..... 30, 19'76. MUsta: Oct. 14, 21, za, No•. C. 19'76, 1D tbe Nnport Ha.:bor Ensip. f ..6S194 PUBLIC N OT I C E FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe followtQc penou ue dotiC bas...., u: Tbe Kllcbea, 203% Saa 111cae1. Newport S.eb., Calll. 9!660:: Locy &: Jorp lAbaa, 9 u.ta lale, Newport S.eb., Ca.IU. 9!&60; Mary &: Rocco z .. _ anll&, 1456 Vut:a Hop.r, ~ewport S..eh,.CalJf. 92660. Tills baliDea 11: oc.dleted by a l.wtral p&J"bM!rsbll), Slptd: LaeJ A. LabaD, Rocco Z anretla. Tbls ltal:emad wu flled. wttb tbe IXIIIIty clert ol Or. ance Coat} Oet. 1, 19"76. Pablllb: Oet. 7, 14, 21, za. 19'76, 1n the Newport Barbor·Eosip. F -UU8 P U B LIC N OTIC E S-tSCt FICTITIOUS BVSIMESS NAIIE STATEME!M' TMibllowtsc-an 4c*C: b 1 -C.... I lDYeltftM!IU, Um1tM! m.. Z6131 Calle Ya.r1&. Ml•!lloo VIejo, CA. 9267-': Wa)'IM! Gluaer, Z68:Sl Calle Marta. lllll.aioa Vle)l, CA. 9Z6i.(; Ales D. Bolymatt, !130 Redoodela Drtn, SID Pedro, CA. 907!!. Tbls business is CODdaeted by a Umited ~rtDerSblp. 'Siped: Wayne D. Glasser. Tbb tb.temtDt •as flled wttb tbe county clerk of Or- ure ~ ..... 30, 19'16. Pul>ll•l" Oet. It, 21, 28, No•. 4, 1976, lD tbe Newport Harbor Ensign. F -6!195 P U BL.IC N OTICE FICTmOOS BUSINESS NAME ST ATEY.ENT Tbe I:)IJowlllc perams an dolJir baiiDHs as: MaJ.l Order Prodacts, 1S6'7 Gul- -rd, C-II-CL 92628: Bla!De K. Stn1toa, 136'7· Garllllclord, Coala Mesa, Ca. 9!626; Jamaary S. stnttoo., 1367 GarUac- ford, Costa Mesa, Ca. SU%6. Tbis bas!Dess is ecodlteted by an 1Ddlrtdlla.!. Slped: Blaloe K. -· Ttds lt&tei!MIIl was filed wttb tbe oocmtJ elert of Or· uce County Sept , !8, 1976. Publtlll: Seilt. so, Oct. 7. 1-1, Zl, 19'76, l& the Nnport Hutlor Ensign. F -6!051 P U B LIC NOTICE S-60169 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAliE STATEMENT TbeiD-,...-are ctoa.c h& U : Wood- b1111p-PII-, UOO lr-n. An .. Sidle 115, Nft..: port BeaeO,. CaW. !llaO: .... -CloUd Corpondoa, A Ca~~~DrU eo.....-,uoo 1nUe .......... US, N.,.. poot -.. Callt -. l<tat Clllld, IMI! Port Bar- ....tll Place, N.-port Betc• -...... "-rt a_ c.._-._,. G. .._, 1111 -Bar- -...... llftport B-Calif. -.-L ,_,114010..-..-. -.lsa, CoiK. K'NI; 1'4· -L. V1Mtllt, --Dotro, -1'4 I ' Cailf. 9Wr!, • 'hC.I b?dPOII: I Q ... by • c:-...a PaW 2 " ...--.c-o..- .. -. .l. K.c-,---,.... • osrr ...... .......... -.. Or- .... c.-, .... tt,liN. MY 0 ... to. 0111.'• lf,ll,lm,llltM ...... -~I ,._.. a EARL W. 0&10'1 • Ia· D., ot*-.or.tBtedltu ..... ......................... &'1ldttllte aflaln Ia CM ICimo1 til lte'II'\W at Call- fonia'ltlte DIPenltJ. 1.- AIIcelew. lltpws ""' --1 ...... -.......... IJwt. •enltJ ol ...... ... Ed.D., 1151, &lid " ·-•stlte Ua.l•endtJ, M.A. liM; B.A. 1!1!11, Be -nolo as prof.-r ol .,.. .,..,... II ... --·it..._ -_._at Cal "-L.A. ADcltltet buy moatll lD bwlldls& 1-Ill N-ot Beaetl wu ... red u 1110re .... 11 lllllllaO "' -were 1.-ed tor dwellllp 111 Jumtae creet. ne t;,J. ""'"" permlls, nlwtd II $5,000 Ud crter, were ls- •ed dRi18C: tbe tlnt!'-.eeb ofOctaber: • JASYINE CREEK M.. J. Brock 1: Sou. 19 permits lor dw'eU!ap 011. Sk}slll """ S-r. -from S56,MS to t'l.t,m, t:tr a total or $1,230,.189. • CORONA DEL WAR La.rr7 liW.er, ! story, 1 uDJ.t c!wellble, 502 A.eacl& An., $1155,100. II. R. SpfVIII, duplnec 11 426 aDd ua 8epla1a Awe., 112,000""" $75,600. Tbomu -· p~ wUb 2 bedroom• ud bath ......... _A_ $!8;800. • AIRPORT AREA Kou c-. N-rt, ..,_ a:at lqmnoemellla Ill 4910 Blrell.. $140,000: 050 ud ...0 Voo -..., $19,000 ud$1S,OIO •. Pt • ~X ' 1,1 -lt)oir• -·-·--$15,100. BIHI" De"t'elopmeat. IRlte tor ITT /G rlaoell, 1000 QaaU St., $11,5'10. N.B. Sportlac Hoose, paol ba.ildiJII, HOI Jamboree Rd., $20,000. • BALBOA Weratz. dwel..?.la&" at Ul E. Bay A•e., $51,700, Harry Otten, add ......, stotJ, 40! Sertlle, $40,000. • UOO ISLE Job.D NietiOJ..s, &ddltloc at Ill Via Eba11, $ZO,OOO. • WEST UPPER BAY WUUam Ewille, alttratioa aDd f"'PP.ir, 1106 Pesc:ador. $6,800. • BIG CA}iYON Bi( C&nJ'OII Coatry Club, No. 1 Blc CaJ'OII Dr .. ad- c!ltloo, $55,000; .,., ........ •ee. $5,000. • BALBOA JSLAND R. W. TomU.a, 117 ~ &pll'tmellt ~er pnce ..:1 add to resldeDoe, S50,000. Robert E. Harold. eew Ulllt lD troat, !ZS Coral, SS7 ,000. Yale YeAUster, ZZ6Rib)', add !Dd ltory, $21,500, • NEWPORT W, Jamec RammtDc, !00 29th St., ec~~~nrt 1 flmUy utdt to ~u, $35,000. Drane• c.. --meat. SQS VI& Lido, ncaa. stnet -.nor -.eade, lD· terlor alteratiol. szoo,ooo. Trau-Paclftc, s&I• of. flee, 2570 W. Coul Hwy .. ISZ,CQl. • HARBOR VIEW LoWs P'&Atr, 21M S. MiCMl. C ... t .. ""IZIP'f. IIS,IOO; alao II ~ S. lll&<el.lli,IOO. -Tart, ..U.ITIIr poot_ 1111 Yld!r c ... .a.. S6,500. ' TKACII, -PI ltM Poot EdWard, M,SIO. • SJIOU cum S..~lldd ....... , 1%'1 EY-C.,.. -. !'~ .IOko lclo7<l. I _,., ... dwoiUilr. IU --Dft.._ taii,CIOO. IIROKEM SP.MKLER CAUSES IIAT CO. LOSS A ........ ''9 ---... ._-....... ..,c..,--..... a..-.· ... I I hi oota. "' -· _,_ ..... a ilL--•, l's,'k ... IDE&wli.c'C-. SO lllllli.Jisl.ll. • . . • : . .. . . -.... .. k tn II -c..'-...,. .... eat...._..._. r-Y-Ioa-&.-a·,,.,_.... c-...... _ .. FE' 0 ' .. -I '•ncord .... _c..~ ... - -._ 111111 __ ,...., l.al-y.c:.o.-dol --.. IUap llaally ... --lap~~.-. Ml ... a 11 .• 1 wta ower EJ T .. IIi nr.rtt Field. Be- ...... Dill p.me CDM bid ..-.a,z~ lo ·---So( .. c. no .. JUoc• ... ---..... "'· ...... ..ty c.. .core. Ill S ..-. Die ddn • bU p.,. • .., .... ~ ..... All ot ~Sea KJac scores .... .. u.. ftnt llal1. Uld wen Mt ._ bJ El Toto .,..,...._ A lrlmble oa the Clll.rpr IS p ve COM tbP 8nl break. IDd Ute score ea.e 1 plays later wllb Mtu .,._ corrytqc ,.. final , ........ 0... lladM batted an £1 Toro J1U1 111P in tbe air a -...e later. caugtd: tt. aM naHbaektotlwCba.rcer tt. Two plays later, Spra.itz: ,.. Z& JUdi .,r the score. 11Gb Hllcbes set up the a.J. S.. KlDc tally br J.oler - eeptllc u El Toro pus and r '• lt bact A l yards to n.e c.•qer 39. f'tve ~ plap wer. cllm.ued WbeD Brad !RuRU earrted the lut f yard.J: to plydirt, Qlll.rten.d: Scott Merry ldektd I1J J dtn points. Cora. del War is D(Yt.' f·l -the M280D, and 3-0 .. '-Peplly. COib. Mna '1 Mustangs latpro-"-.1 tbtb' South Coast t..,. ncord to Z -1 and tWr NaaoD mark to 3-1-1 .uti a 15-9 wtn last Friday at lltaton Viejo. Qurterback Due Moi- Uca, tat. out of tbe game lD tbe 2od quaner after ~ tile ...._ ap, came back in tM ttil. period to spark tbe lh"'ap ·to tbe wlnninf ..... ~ ... He ran tbe float C ...... OI-.Bot,Htoolt &CM$92 •• ...,.,. a.ta c t •d 11.. w .. -·-·--Yiajo-lw a .._ a1 .. M 2 1 U• .,. ... _,..., ...... ......... Colia _..,...__ ................... Jwrr CrMo, lllltao lw .. lo- ~IWika,lllr...._._. -. 17-JUO ooorlor- Ia lloo claaloc -"' lloo Zad -· .......... tbe! ..... cc.we~.-. Mt..._YiejDw_,~ OD I field pal MrlJ Ia the 4ttJ ...-rter beloft MoW.ca eame t.ct ta to lead thP N - Dklc 4rt:n·. Newport l:larbor'a sauors -tloolr-....... .. .,. 1t1tb a !8-14 lou to E"'-F-y lll<ht at Or· aace cou: CoJtece. 'f1:le Cbaqen bn:Ke a 14-14 ~ by ~ twice In the 4th QU.Jter. Newport bad tta1led 14-1 at the ball, bat ea~ bac..t 1D the 3rd qurter oa a %3-yard seorf..ac nn b)· qurtetback CnJe Lyou. Rudy Hally scoredt.beOCber Sailor toucbclown Wltt>a tw intercepted a pau and ran it bal"k 38 yards. Estancla '• Eaglesdropppd a 24-1 decision to Orange last Friday, for their 3rd stn Jihl Centu ry LeaguE> loss. The Eq:Je score came 1n tbe Zod QUUter on ~ 2. yard run by Ki r k Langdale. COAOIING a.ASS Dalt fUcldllcer , bead coactJ or tbe Ora.D~~:e County VoUe}'ball Club. is eondud~ log a 5-•eek volJeyball coactuoc course at Fountain Valley high schOol Tuesda} Dig:llt5, 7 to 10 p.m. Fee for the course is 520, which willgo towardstlnanc~ ing o.c. v .B.C.'s trip to the A.A.U, Jr. Olympics next June in C hic~o. CalJ 893~ 4538 or 543-6923 for more Information. Bucs host Fullerton ace renews its 29-year grid feud with Fullerton Col- lege this Sanmtay night at OCC ·s l...eBard stadium. A neu-cap:acity tbron& of mor e than 7,000 is expected to tw oo band for ttw 7:30 p.m. ld.cli;oD'. ThP Pirates recorded a 19-14 upset wtn over heav- ily [nored San Diego Mea College last wet>lu.•nd. t.1esa scorE'fl in the 2nd and 3rd quarters for a 14- 0 lead. The111Jnebacker Rhett Tucker started the OCC ral- ly as be fell on an Olym . plan fu mble at the Mes:. 39 yardlfoe. On the first play from scrimmage Bates brok.e loose and rae~ to the Mesa 8. He carried over untouched on the next play. The extra poi.DI: tn' was good and tbe Sues tnU@{I 14-7 :as t he 3rd quarter eode-d. Comerbar k Tim Hie~ pi(' ked off a San Diego MeSd pass late in the 4th Quarter to ,:ive the Pirates a first do.,.·n on the Mesa l4, It ODI)' took the Buts 6 pla)"S to scor e. The btl! play or the drivE> was a 28-ya.rd reverse b}" flanker Davt- Parsel. Bates dove over oo a 4th -aDd -goa I from the Mesa one. The extra- point try "''as bJC)(:ke-d, and Mtsa 11eld 3 14-13 mar~i.n wltfl 5:19to pia}. OCT took over on the Mesa 48. follo..,·tng a punt, with 2:59 ten. Conley engineered a perfect ltrlve that toot 7 plays, lnd uding 13-yatd passes to Parse! and Bates. Bates dove over from the on., with Z6 st"<"onds remainiOP for thf' victor}". ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS 1 Time 2 Times 3 Times ZO words or leu ••• 2.00 ••.• 3.50 •... 4.50 Zl to JO wonla ••••• 3,00 ••• , 4,75 •••• G.OO Jl to 40 wordJ: ••••• 4.00 .••• 6.50 .... 8.00 Each word onr 40 • • .10. • • • .15. • • • .20 • HELl' WAll TED SECRETARY -RECEPTIO~ IST. Newport Center. In- ternatiooa.l CPA fll"m, mo.-lng to new quarters, r eQUires exper ienced sec- reta ry -receptionist -typist -dictaphone skills a must: • fOil SALE ROUJfO TOP TABLE wtth ell•• top; 4 chlirs, old lwory, Uke new, Sl25; 1 pair 6 ft.. skis, like new, f7 .5G; larfe mitre sa.·, complete, 15; large soap lllot ICrHil. $1 5; all kinds at cl..lpper shlpl, r eal ot! pe•P1ncs. Reaaoaable. J. Syrnpaoo, 407 39th St., Newport Beach. 675-7766 f'ftoilll:&. TERRY Tn.Uer %2-foot. for nat or Rle, 1/2 block from prtnte betch ~ dock in Newport Beach. Self eonta.J.ned,ps/elec- trtc refrieerator . 646- 2981 (CE 76Z0l • I!AUTY SALON !l!ouai-'~ BEAUTY NOOK 2732 E. Coast Hwy. CorOna del Mar Phone 644·7336 eiiCYCLU ....... -a flO E.. 17111 St., Colt& Mesa ... 7701 -M&-6155 MALCOLM fiUOI CU.Tl.t:lt •HY Q.!AIIIRS Of-ITT ()itlm!=; ' r-...., try e-1 .. -·--I RLFaRfX:I LAUJIDRY • . .&11----Frll*lft-.a 11M L COAJT MWY., C OM ~· '"'"" e PERSONAL GCEST QUARTERS Bachelor, lntematlonal lawyer, wishes to lease a charmlng, unfurnished, ••eekend lodgP, )'ear- round, on a prlvatt estatl." or exclusive beach prop- ert}' with amenU\es. Finest references, 213- 847-2213 or 213-876- 9503. • FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Dt Murl Tosh tU JU.f "i r"i PHONE: 64&4479 2438 Newpon Blvd. eo.u ..... Call Mrs. Alld:il)' be~ween Z and 4 for appt. 835-1242. • MISCELLANEOUS FREE -Three ado rablt tcng-halred kittens; pan Manx. Call 642-7566 or 1747 f,anta Ana Avt., Apt. 135, Costa Mesa. PROFESSIONAL PIAtoilST and qualified teac her Is now acceptl.ng students on all levels. Emphasis on developing proper playing skllla, • Call 675-9590 evenings. • PLUMIIHG-HUTIHG =.=H::::EA=R=IM==C=A=I D==s==l Just PI u m bing HAL AEBISCHER & Heating * Proper F 1tt m g Assured 3409 E Coast Hw v COf ona del Mar 67~·3833 Water Heater s, Disposals, Drains, Faucets, Copper Re-plpes ••.• Reasonable prices ••. I>.ty, night, or week-ends\ JUST PLUMBING TelepllOne: 642-4111 License No. 300948 • oo.UtNf HAIIDWAU • MUSICAL FOR SALE 1--.. -,-~,-----;----·1 SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE Just boucht flllfire stoc.kof ,__,_'f. ,well ...,.. plano store -· ...,...... braod new pianos at huge I U IDcs! Ciothioc -Nut.Jeat Gins Kob.ler ' Campbell ·-Mari.De Hantwart bnuttllillly designed spinets Open seven di.Js 1 week. " coo10les from •.•• S 745 to ""e you better Cunit r pl.a.nol -spinets iOO W. COAST HWY., N.B. ' I ~ 795 PHONE: 645-1711 COOIO tl uvm, • ' ' Enrect -saperb console pluot, low u .... ,1395 Ph1s complete selecUon of new Yamaba ' Stelnway plaDos; Lo•RJ ' Y a.matta Orplll, lltDy .. ed plaaos trom $495. UMd orpns from $395. AU Items lllbjoc:t to prior ale. 9C IIIIIDT MUSIC CO. lot Nortb Harbor, Fullerton; I'll. ~z.zceo Hours: 10 AM to 5:30PM -.8ot. 11107 Nor111 -·-· -Aao; I'll. H7-lloora: t Al .. o t Pll Moe .:F"rl..; to 5:10 011 Sat. lliiiiiMY. OCT.ll, IIIII ••BINGO"' BROWN t1tru c.-tbe ..,.,ed aod bnaks lito tbe clear u llb bi'Otlln" • Mike '·the Meat•• Bl'DW~l. ud Brlatl '·Stdi!WlDder" Scal&o. lD eeater bldop1Jald. b.DeL Tbe Newport Beac.b Collprs, plafiDI ia tbe Jr. Peewee Division (10-11 year olds) of the J r. All-America foot- ball League, bue Und ap to their eolorM nlcbames with a ..a-1 rec-ont thus far. Last Sabarday, tbey beat tM South Huntingloo Beach stl!eler s 6-0. (C~n photo,) Jr. gridders in action The Nev.-port Beach Cou- u rs extended tht>lr seasoo record to 4-1 last Saturday, with -a 6-0 win over the South HunU~onBeachStee lers in Jr. All~Amt>rlca Football League play. The Couprs play In the Junior Peewee division for 10 and 11-year -olels. The Cougars' vaunt4"d ·· Zpro'· defense llv@d tJil to U.s name, holding thfo Stee- lers untU the • Moto r•· or- ft>nse goc: Its opportunity. It ramt" In tht> 4th quarter. •·Duster" Dave Sc hweitzer booted a 40-yard punt that .,.as downed b )" · Le<'trlc' In Cllnk division {8-9 years) the CbeyPnnes beat the Central Huntington Beach WUckats 6-0. The Commandos lost 28-6 to the Placeotta Sha rks In another Junior Peewee- game. In the Peewee division, the Coronas downed Stao- toll'S Torrltos 18-6, l.Dd the Cowbo}'S lost Z6-18 to the C~tral Huntington Be:a('h Hellfighters. Th" Corsairs woo8-0ove; the Los Ahmllos Panthers In Mid~el division ClZ-13 )'ears) pia}·. Patrick o ·.sumvan on the ::>SCAR TROUT LEADS Steeler 4. After the dt>fert5+' IN WATER P:ll' WIN held again, Brian '·Moose· Pr ldt>more rett:.1led lhf' Stt"E'Ier punt to the Steele! 16. From therf', tht> orfenst> drove to the 1, where quar - terbac-k Mike Terrible' Tt>rn · • arrled it in. SophOmore OSC'a r Trout slammed hOme 10 e:ools to !~>art Oranl.'e Coast rollf!t!;e h.J a 20-19 tloullle-overtJm"' water polo vlctoryover Cer - rltos Col\~e Frlr\.ay in tht- Ce rrttos pool. The victor\ stret('hed OCC's ~~o·Inning. streak to 8 In a ro.,.· and ~ave the Pi· rates solt> possession of first pla('t> ln th+' South Coast Conferenct-stanf11nu. Offensive standoutstl3med b)" C'"oaclt Fre<l Sutzo in('IU - dt"d Robbie · Semi" Bro•·n- ing, Tyler ·· Jammer•· John-son. · Mean .. John Mor f'O'A·, Hov.·ie '·the Hammer'" Stein, Ronni t> · Bingo'" Brovtn, Mike '·ttw Meat" Brow Da~·e ··Houn~: Dog·· Lawson:-C•rrHos held a •f'I'OW and Brian ··Sidf'wlnder'! 9-8 lead at thE' balf; but Snlr.o. OCC t~k a 14-12 l_ead The Satur<ti)', the Coug-I.JOirn! UJto the 4!h ~nod. ars who play in one of Z2 The score "''2S lied at 16- cmixers having 165 tea ms \£ at the enrl Of regulation in the country, meet th~> time. Fountain Valley Jaguars .It Cerritos out -St'oted the Fountain Val\ev's South Lit-Pirates 3-1 lnthertrst over- fle ~ague r1e1d at 1 p.m. time to take a 19-17 lead Here are other results of but t!lt Hues t"llme back to last Saturday's Jr. AU -Am-out-SI·ore the F,alcons :.-0 erka games involviAJt Ne..,·-In the nnal overhmt> anc1 in port squads: t he contest. P UBLI C NOTI CE P U BLIC NO TICE --·--............. ~ .. •• e • ... 'ur a .._, a., s •A .. WI- ¥ 5 JMC$ N'CTC .... ., . .., ........... C1'C ._ '· Mart M •• '$ •• ........... Is ... • • ....,.,a srnl F C'.YFFS& _..__ .._., \l rao 'p'., .... 18 CYC .......... . .. ..... qy .. CJC c:--. U, -.o7 lr9ltl.e Terrae. , ..... •• ~ ..... 0 Bld!ldo Vllldlp, zz. Mu- laoftC-1 ._soh ~ o, E--0 (U•) ··cc•· mn.OH ,._-!Z. I"""' Ternt't'll!c' 5 0 .......... ... n 11, Bolfaloc-... . P..• I &.c:lle)'H I, BtdiUDTro•o CYC T-14. ftolt:IO• SaUonO ~ ··c·· mviAON Balblo Bobcatl n. Mar- I.Den Stf'lllitors 6 CYC Tro)lbl 19, ChanAe:l BetnO P.W..la BomiJers 6, Eutbbdl' Sbub o llart.e·n Vlkla(s 12, Helctta Rams 6 Here Is tbls •t>M's lk"twd- ale: (AU p.mes at MarlDers Par k unlea otberwlse In- dicated.) '·A" DIVISION Mart..n r.,.. "'· Mar- Uwn Cobru, 1 p.m. CYC W(..l••ri..DH . vs. Buf- falo Blaste n , Z r m. ·-BB'" DIVISION HPi.ahts 11141 at Mariwrs Lobstn s, 11 a.m. PftllDsul.:.l s..._.,.. at M:u i ners AatntPrt:, ftOOO • Buffalo Wol.,ertDel ., •• Eastblun Vik!Aas. DOOD.. CYC LiRhtaiOC Bolts \'S. CYC Rol ms, I p.m. '•8 "' O?VISION ChanDPI 4!Jfors vs . C\"C St"ataa•·ks, 10 :a.m. CYC Colt s at Mariners Clams, 10 a.m. Pentuula Par Mrs at WariaM"s GorU.lll1, 11 a .m. Eutbluff Peacans at Buf- falo VUW.,s, 11 o~.m. ··CC'· ttVlSIO~ Chauei Bntu u . Penio- sula Buckeyes, 10 a.m. Batblo Coma.nif -&::~:.n:.--~· CYC Tonwdos at Mar- Iners Rams, 11 a.m. Htl&bts Sailors :U Mar- !nets ~~. DOOG. '•C" IXVISION CYC Tto)Ull at WarlliPrl Vikings, 9 a.m. CblllDl!l Bean n. Penln- sul:. Bombt'rs. 9 a .m. Htl(l'hts Rams al Mar- lnt>rs strtke-n, 9 a .m. Ea.ltbiuff Sbarlls at Buf- falo Bobc:ats. D a,n1 . PUBLIC NOTICE Con1olidat.ed ILepon of Coadit.ioa of " __ !~~'!<:. Qf -~~-'"Y-~T ______ . ______ -·-·-· ·--·-· ___ ---·-" ''"-_"'_1 of ___ }'~"'!RQ!."\_~p.f!>_ •..••••• 2-:!':'lil!. __________ .. , utd Doft'*Uc .. _______________ ... flll6tian. ... ,, , ... _, at tbt elow of busiaeu OD -.--·-'''"~"-·. ..... . ~---h.,. ... ,_. ........ _ ....... _ ........... , ....... . • .,._ '•• •· --• I .. ,_ • .,._ . '•1•··· .. ·~· ~· ...... _ .... 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'"I >I I·• "~11 I \ <••"' •tl '"'"'""I 1!.~ "I I I• t • ' '·o• '•• I ' '····' • •·•"• '""""" --~·• • "1~"1"• ~ •-·•• ..,._,. .• •· ... . ·•· ' ..... ,. ....... _ .......... ,.. ·-·-· ,_, .... _ .. ,. 1 85Q ·" ~" 28 , .. 1 875 ~· ,,,1 ,,, ,,, " .. ,,, ''' ,,, '''•''' ,,, --152, 7:l1 ... » • -" -'-..AlL."" ·--~'..taL "" ••• dt •••••. --- Costa Mesa c.r... . .W Mer Choice Selection PENINSULA PT. :! HR, 1 ba unf S500 yrly OCEANFRONT 3 BR.2 b<A . SS!lO NEWPORT TERRACE 3 BR, 2 ba condo S500 SEA WIND CONDO 2 BR. den 2 ba :.;450 BA YFRONT HOME 3 BR, 2 ba. S2000 Mo yrly STEP$ TO BEACH 2 BR, 2 baths. $400 CALL 673-3663 • I'IV.UU. -w. IAliOA a.vo. an.w~ IIIWI'ORT IUCII FOR LEASE For the EXECUTIVE and his FAMILY OECORATOR·OWNED HOME WITH YI!W IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS. T,IIREE lED· ROOMS, 21ATIIS ... IN MINT CONDITION. WILL LEASE FOR $950 MO . MARTIN '"-73u REAL ESTATE HIGHWAY COROllA DEL II SITUATED ON TEll ACRES SPAOOUS I & 2 BEDROOM APARTMEIITS • Pri voto Patio a • Fi r.,.loc•• • POOLS • TENNIS COURTS • $eporoto Fomily Soctloft • Acf jacoftt to Schools -.cf ploytrowncf 900 S•a Lon• II .,,,, ....... ,, ... ~·-oo•l ":::"::!:"'_.-:=~-~--==---==-===-=--==--=--""'=-'·"-::' ~;;;=~~~;;;~~~~~~~~;~ ~---~ -----., ., ..... -.~~ • ' ..... _ *"~~..-. \ norw ,,..,-~. ... ,, __ , ... , •'"-·-'·•-' 1,000,000 XIX •. 111:0: . ,_ ··--~-,.,.,... ·-·-· ' . ·-·. •·•·• .... .II ........ , ¥' • ~·· ........ . ~· ............. ~~·-"'--·1 ........ ~ .. ~·-~--~~::"'::'""-'"::':'::::-======~~~~~~~-~ o; ltJT U,I •tl If\! lt"t<\! "'"" "''"'""'" ll•h.,"tlll ~ a TOTA~U \IUI.ITit <l~l•l "11\o \MT\L I-"" .. ,..:ol.t)_.,.;, ~l'O .. :.?3!fiiiiw. -- 'A, . .._,_ 11"'"'•••••-'·lo··~l••••"~'""''''"" s, < ..1. _, ..... '"" ... , ••• "''"' ••~•lo '" M_, I .<.,o•l ' •.• -~~··~··· •••••• --""'I~"'-·· ........ __ ............. ,...,._...... •• ~-.. ·- " I . ,II·~· ''""""1· .... 1·•· .. ·· .... ,_,,, • ,_ ....,._ ••• J •I ... , .... _ •••.• , -~-... --, __ ...., __ •• "---... _ ... _,_ , '"""'"'"''""• · ..• ._-.1. • • .. _ •• •••-1 ' ... ~ ........ , •. ,.l .. ool,_., ............. _,, _, ...... ..,_ .......... ,._,.-... -·-·· ........... 1 .. -f .. 1·····-1-• --... -JI'I .I•...-1 ' .. _1 .... ' • J •-"' -.. -·~· • ·-~ ........... ~ .................. + ....... -. ,,.__, __ .J..., ......... __ ..... ·-"""1 ....... -1 ........ 1_..., _____ 1•"11 '"' ___ . .. • • • • • • Ll IALEI .IEPOIT . Sales through the Multiple Listing Servlce of the Newport Harbor-C08ta. Ilea . ~ard of Realtors totalled $338-1/2 MILLlONS ln the flrat nine month.l of 1876. THIS IB A 56 PER CENT INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD OF Un5. 5,852 oew UPlnp were procesaed, of wblch 6'1 PER CENT WERE SOLD. 71 per cent of the 118les were cooperaUYe. Llst· J'GIIf propertp wttll a R•Jeot. ::::----, ...... 1 ! e I II .. W 1 .! I I • I ••·t i4· ,UaLISfh OCT. 11, "'" IM .TMI Ml-eiT WA-1 ........ 411 1 • ·--.. •t:oo,o ........ II,\~ , .. •1• I .... -,_ .... ' ' / I 'I ••• . . . .. • • 1or Cease Dover Shores Spacious 5 bedroom, flmUy r-oo. ._. .,.. ,... and jacuzll plus use of prtftle bmrt •• Gr.i 11r entertalniDc With walk-in wet bu. A..O..... D-· mediately at $1,000 per mc:atb.. Coolrle AN- 642.8255. (J63) . WATERFRONT IISIDIN11AL L0T-CI·IA COWl ICor•• .. w..J: .... ., • ...., ...., .•.•• ' I" W ....... ..,...,. .. _, ......, __ ,. __ . ..., ...... o-•sua-n.SJ~ COLI OF MIEWPOin'IULTOU Bl n.c:......, ·--.. Do Your Friends A Favor- Tell them about .this four.bedrcJom .... t. C... Highlands that we )!st listed. a.t dl lt --=-- 'cause these coodln doo't lutl Located oa ,. huce cui -de-sac lot wtth a Ylew - aDd offered at $118,500. Here's an opportaalty to do your own deconllD&. REALTORS Dover. Drlwa. N.8. • OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 10-5 HURRY, A FEW LEFT!! ·westminster at Clay Newport Heights THREE&. FOUR BEOROOMS •• TO I E COMPLETEO IM APPROXIMAT ELY 5 WEE KS! • PICK YOUR COLORS AMD CARPET$. FIRST COME , FIRST SERVED! Starting at $90,360 I I I I RENTALS AVAILABLE CORONA DEL MAR $98,900 Charmmg 2 Br & d(•n. wood paneled beach house w mi ~ht I ig hts & o<·can new f rom J,ge upper bal<·onv . J•1s t t"! block to hec.ch. c.. for .,.t. · 675-2311 ****** * · Ld,elle Robers, RC4ltor 3333 E. Coat H.ipwa1 dd Mar 67s-2373 * ******** LET US PUT A "SOLD" TAG ON • : • • • • : '• INDUSTRIAL M-G ZONING . I ' FOR SALE OR · LEASE 16,000 SQ . ft. including approximately 1,000 SQ. ft. Of air cood1ti~ OfD CPS -i ,560 SIQ, ft . is extra high tUt-up, rem.tindPt of building is concrete block and pu mice block, 16' J' 16' electrically rperated luading door. 16' x 25' spray booth. 600 amp,, 240 v., 3 ph, )X)wer. Mer cury lights. IUHit TERMS or OIIHER MAY CARRY O P EN DA il T 9--4 SA T . &. SUN . EV E3. BY APPT . NELSON ROBINSON Realtor 200 MAI\I ST., BALBOA 548-3414 PHON ES 675-8120 Coro na Jet ma,. _j}. CfaJJic Breatht akin g \"lew o f Ha rbor. Catalina & Coastline. Professionally d ecorated & landscaped, achieving a dramatic & d istinctive style all its ovm . 6 bedroom s, 4 haths. formal dining r oo m . pool ja cuzzi + 3 fireplaces;. S315,000 Hi ell Vroda. A.ipllt 752-6521 or SSI-2714 ER MY GAIN ON MY SER VI"'G N E. .... PQR"'i S EAC .. ,Sj "'C E" 1960 768-7878 anytime EARLE "BUD" CORBll'. GRI BROKER Setting Sun YOUR REDUCED $5,000 Some People Say ... HOME "Multiple-Family'' PARADISE!! [Off~-!•lllolootll 111\·ro•..,,.• .. ,- o"""fol n l.-! • '"' ,,...., . '•• ,...P .... ~ •• ~ til• ..... '" .......... ... ~:·~ ~,. '" ~l"'•niW , 1~,000 p11·• 1111 \f~ ''"""· ,..,..., "''"''' <UJ.I.. ~ , ... '""" ... :,....""' .. " ·-........... . ..... ~ , ........... ,_.... . .,.... Pnce NOW-5154.000 -€>-BAY ANC .EACH Beach •-II" . '" ~'""''tD' ' , . .,.. " ::. ··:.,,'"" ,~" ~~·; . . . ...... . .. ' ·~ ""''"' .. . o•l' "" I> 11 r·· • ' "" r "'" I I • '""",... :jo...,, .• ·' ,.,,. o~·· ...... ~·. ..... <>< •• ,....,~, .. ..... Shipway Lane r~-.~ BAY CREST ..,. I ,.,, ... .0 o llf a,-Ill.-;:: =--..... ~ ··-· ~-~~~ ~ .. ,.,...,__ ' • •••• ..... Island Cost. Mesa lWo Isle c-411 Mar •••••••••••••••••• . to inspP.ct these fine homesites on LIDO l SLE, the seaside colony that offers Lh e ENCHANTMENT OF NEWPORT HARBOR & the conve. nience of being seconds away from the mainland. 3 Bdrms , 2 baths : fresh & clean. Wa rmth or wood pcm eJin g. Great s treet. $147,000 2 Bdrms ., 2 baths ; a real c harmer with high beamed ceilings & beautiful decor. $165.000 Vacant lot for the ones who prefer to build the home of thei r dreams. S96 ,000 (l "1\ LIDO REALTY , INC. \!'.) REAL TOR S •••••••••••••••••• BIG CANYON CUSTOM OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN Spectacular 4,1:40 sq. rt., 4 t:Jer.room home in final stages of construction. F:~mily room and llbnry over!ookine gorgeous pool arPa anrl goU course. T ~~o·o s:tot) livin&room with rrassive Ur eplaet> aDd vle~~o· !ott. 5385 ,000. V:>en ~us» Sat. and Sun. 1 to ~p.m. HARBOR HIGHLANDS C tur ming 3 bedroom hOme in prestigious Newport BPa ch. Fanta.sti<" swimmim-pool ..-ith separate dressiog room. b:cellent location r.ea r shopping and Mariners Park. Luxurious 4 BR. home. Fa mily rm. & form al din ing. with ,·1e w toward Ha rbor Island. Boatsl.ip. $325 .000 1'\ew -unde r construction. Contemp. Cape Cod. Oak Ors .. 5 BR. 41:! Ba., 3 frplcs. Lndscpd. Boat slip. s;;s.ooo. Cu~tom 6.)00 sq. fl waterfront home on the po1 nt. 13..t F t. frontage with m agmf1cent vtew of boats & harbor. Sli p for large })(late;. Remodeling has been ::;tart ed -ftnish it to your own taste. BILL G R UNDY. Realtor l ~o l ol'l d e r • Dicit• at Londo hi• 341 BAHIOE DR ., SU I TE 1, H.8 . 675.616 1 IS S PANISH YOUI STYLE? lt's all here m this cu.,.tom designed com er home built by Va lentine & lands caped by Beeson . Lar ge massive rooms w /high ceilmgs . 3 bdrms .• game room. priYate ms tr. suite w /jac u zzi. $2.39,900 A COLDWaL lA& • CO. 644-1766 • ' I . ' ~ramounl: clfoorla EVERYTHING IN TENNIS Pre -Season WARMUP SU IT SALE 20% -50% Reduction SALE EHDS OC TO BER H Earthguake! GEORGE HOAG R of Balboa as been elected to serve as chairman of Dtsneyland's 1976 C'Om munity senict awards commlttt.>e and bi· centennial review panel which has been al.kled to thls year's 20th annivHsarypro- ~ram. Presldeot and chair- man of the board or I he Haag Hospital, Mr. Hoagalsoser- vt>d on the board of Bo}" Scouts of America f.Jr 26 years, as president for 3 }'ear s anr1 cha i rman sin{'e 197 3. Are you covered? coverage available with our homeowners policy. RABBITT INSURANCE AGENCY 1914 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa-548-5554 PHOTO CONTEST AIMS AT FUTURE P~J'l)etual S1vings &.· Loan in llarbor View Cen- ter is i11vi!ing amateur photog raphers to shoot the fUture in a photo contest. '• We're asking people to look through a came n.lens and put the future on film , , . whether it's a con~ crete parking lot or a nevt born baby," says branch manager Rick Jackson. Everybody except pro- fessional photographers ca11 eoterthe contest, which includes categories for both color and blac k and white photos. Entry dead- line Is Oc t. 29. Entry forms are a vailable at the Per- petual Savings Ofrlce, 1634 San Miguel Dr., Harbor HERE & THERE VIew Center. FINE 1FIS ID'E C ~soRJ Judg es are Woody Wood-(; AlfD DECOIU .4 C...., 1:5 worth, sta!fphotographerlor e RUSSIAN LACQUER BOXES Su rfer maR'lzine from Co- e POLISH HANDWOvt:!'ri WA LL HANGISGS rona del Mar; HerL Lee, e BRONZE W[NO BELLS e CAJ!VED BOXES WITH BRASS INLA Y president of Environmental e JEWELRY, STONE CARVINGS, ETC. Associates, Santa Ana g raphiC arts company; Mar- CAU. AIOUT OUIOPRa SHOiiW ew::a sue Page, edito r and former •"W£ BR1NG OUR STORC TO YOU " ut'ws photographer for lr- ~~!~~~U;I;I;OLUr~iCOA~~n;-~'~"~•~•~·~MII~~~~04~~~!~ vine World Ne\\'S; Beth Koch, MU: • 67S..lM3 ;.;C>\\l>O rt Bea ch Nmmerrial phOtographer anti Instructor. TEACHERS HELP IN FILMSTRIP PROJECT I MONDAY thru THURSDAY SPECIALS (Fri., SJr. & Sunday 'ri/6 P.M.)-Excluding Holidays ~ dinners include soup or salad, baked para to or r~ce T£>Winkle Teac.~e r s Steve Pinney and Phyllis McKown and several TeWi nkl £> stu- r1ent s gave up a Satu rda}' REO SNAPPER ................... 2 .95 i last ~·ear to pose ror a set MAHI MAHI ..................... 3 .4 5 of educational fil mstrips GRILLED SEA BASS . . . . . . . . . . 3 .75 which are now being used S 95 throllghout the UniteO St:ltes. TOP IRLOIN STEAK · · · · · · · • · · · · · 3 . 1 Their photographs illustrate NEW YORK STEAK ............... 4 .50 a !ilmstrip unit titled · De- LOBSTER TAIL . . . . . . . ....... 5 .95 velopl~ effective study STEAK AND LOBSTER , .......... , 6 .4 5 skills ." Another TeWtnkle teacher, Liz Meyer, acted LUNCHEON also server/ da1ly unril 4 p.m. a s consultant for the series, 16278 P.-=lfoc: Cont Hwv . Hugwv;~to" Bct~ • t21Ji 592 1321 and has presented thll! kit l!KII E. Co-•t ......,.,. • Corol'\• Del M•• • 11 1•1 675-0900 of six fil mstrips and cas-~~""'~""'~""'~i:§!~i:§!""g""g""g""g""gg{j settes to the school. Brakes-Your Choice For cars with disc or drum ·lype z.WJworl ,......, Di"f: 1~''·•11 "''" !•~111 llr~ bi.tl,e r~<h • Rcp~d ~<>(I rn-r-.:<1 f""'' "''<~I M.ur~t• • ln•["<"cl tt>d?.•lll"' ')'I"~ .\~d 1ul ''' 1• "'' 001 '" ,1.,11~ ·~•• •·hcd •l '" .-.\\k'<'f O....·l•f'f' '"·~ .•. 1 "r"' br~;.,; "'"'' ,,rl 1"111 ,.hr~h • Rfr.•cO I•"'' wlo~(l "'-'-"'";' • In 'f'r:CI ~~~~~ IIJdr~uloC '"'c'" Jd~ t].,~j Front-End Alignment $1JS8 1\IW l.J ... m,\df' t"M -r,lr1~ f''l:tr.l 1l nr•o-dnl. I •t'hiO.if"' tr""'· "'lwo·l t!rov•' r .H• • C·•mr lf't<' ·'"''I~·''' ,or-..1 .l lrt:"""'"' rnrrt'li>""-''' IIH "'••~•· tr rt· n11k ••l:t' ,,n,l rmrr"vt' '"'''rrn .; ··•h'\',' • l'rt'l'""'ll t'<!U!f"" 111 , ..... ,1 !'lv ''"rt'rn•nt't'\ mo'(h.•m<•. ho•tr•' ,.,..~,,,.. ·· I'" P~""' .llt~nm••m Engine Tune-Up • Our mcchani:s c:lecttonicllly $4488 hnctunc: your cn~;inc • New point~o. plu's &. condenser tt TC\1 char&· ln&f"slllMing sy"-cms. adjust e•rbure· 1 Cl'l.· lot • Helps ma in~tin a smonrh run- 52lrlflil'.._ n1nt cn,inc • lncludu Da ltun, ........ wa .. lllllc.-........ Toyot1. VW Aliahltn.tcks ~= ...................... , . , ...... fall Celli ._..., c... 1111 ... Call. nJD Y,OCT.l A baJIIlr ......, ..... Pld a latQ .. • ,., ...,.. ID pill ..., 1o leek lo 'ttoo Bot, !US HaJtoor lll'fd..IU-ID& Z cues of .ue.t ._,n Ud S eases 0( ltltabllrp:r pattlos, nla<d >I $254 ••• A bur&lar obt.t1Md a $75 TV set h'om Uae trtiler of- Uce of Tra.a.saltdlo Systems. 2004 llar!>or BIYd., c-- entry lhro.gb a to.•er Win- dow • • • A tbl~ look a wallet: with COOI~ts nhted at $19.50 from tbe purse of Llse T. SUlkter,l!l Vtetorta St., in the May Co., 3S33 Bristol st •.• , .ludy Wr- Govern. 18, Los AnHeles, was charged wttl'l the $172 petty u.ett of two pants. two blouses and a neater from Bullock's, !3!.3 Bristol St. . • . Officer s responded to a major disturbance durlog a concert at Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fatr Dr., a t 9:30 p.m. and arrested 3 persons on tntoXicaUoo eharges and one for pos- sessloo of a swttcb-blade knife ..• ThomasW, Fother- 1!:111, 36, Huntington Beach, was <-harged wlth drunk driv- ing at 340 Victoria St. • SATURADY, OCT. 2 AlexUl L. Alrala,l9,Santa Ana, ~~.·as elted ror posses· s lon or three-Quarter ounn of mari)lana, aft er bein~ charged withpettythenatth~' May Co., 3333 Bristol St. . , . Karem R. Greer, Apt. S·214, 2175 Mesa VerOP East, r~ported the $413theft of her purse from a cus- tomer's. chair at Innes Shoes, 3333 Bristol st.; the purst· contained $400 ln paper cur- ten<-~· and aboutS3inchange, he r license and credit cards ••• A typewriter, calculator, guns, ammunition and a camera, valued at$1,530.55, were taken by a burglar from the hOm e or Walter M, Schnoor, 3119 Klllal'JM'}' Lanp •• , Mark A. Campbell, 1037 Parkhill Dr .. left his "5555 electric gu itar in a cast> Jean!~ agai.1st 3 counter at 1833 Newport Blvd., unattPnded for a shor1 period of lime, anrt II .,·as stolen. '" SU NDA)', OCT. 3 A $59.95 CB r adio and bracket ""'Pre stolen from the car ol f rank J. VJtamn, 530 W, Wilson St.; the thi PI ver; carefully unscrewed tht> bracket alt.er appar enll} ~alnlng entry to the car b)' ust~ a coat h2m~er .•. A $1,426 v!dPO tape pla)'er .~;nd three tapes \\'t>t e stolen from the home or Raben A. Simpson, 1577 Ponr1eroSJ St. ... Marie T. Schlack, 21, of 1518 Lincoln Lant>, Costa Mesa, was chargf'\'1 with tile petty theft of a $6.00 bOttle of musk oil a.nd a $1.50 emery file board from Montgomery Warr1, 3083 Bristol St. • MONDAY, O::T. 4 Lee A. Rucker, Ga rden Grove, com"Jlained that a burglar took $60 cash and a $115 c heck from his .. ·at- let in his trousers In a locked IDCker In the gym at Orange Coast CoilegP, apparently using a key to· gain entry , . • Roger K. Meager, 30, of 2412 Or- ange Ave., was charged wlth drunk driving at 145 E. 17th St •••• Au rello v. Pena lor.a, 23, Apt. C-3, 1994 Meyer Pl., driver, and Adalbetto Castaneda, 22, same ad- dress, passenger, sur:er ed facta! lacerations when a car coming out of Cove St. caused the drive r to swerve running lnto the parked car or James s. Johnston, 2025 Meyer Pl. • TUESDAY, OCT. 5 Craig H. Marsha ll, 22, of 941 w. Wilson St., wa.s charged with the cultlvaUon of mart)Jana 1n pots 1n hiS back yard ••• Bradley L. Bayman, 19, of 31 0-1/2 E. Bay St., was treated by pa . r amedlcs for an in )lred len ear aner his car,oorth- bound oo Newport Blvd., ran broadside into a car east- bound on Vlctor1a St., drt· ven by Charles A, Smith, 30, Riverside . , . Leslie E, Spero, 18, Apt, 35, 530 W, Wllson St., sutfered mi. nor bead ia)lrtes when Ills car, 90Uittlound on F'alrrlew Rd •• hlt the car of Apo llnar Sa.ataoa, 44, Lynwood, tn· •eUoe; west on Fair Dr •••• Ro&emat')' L. Taylor,U, of Z645 Hubor Bl•d., suffered head bruises and lee bruise~ •hJJe rtq her blqele tcrosa: Harbor Blvd. la a erosswalk.. hit by a car drt .. na by James N. Hopt1Dt., 60, of 2776 Mesa Verdt Dr. £ut at thlt lllterseeUoa , •• OorolhT J. COimploc, 3011 Collect St., •ttertd _.., laetn.Uou to btr r"tat..., ud ... WIIUt ftlklar 10 I ........ lol •• 3030 -81>11.,• ............. ..,. c:u l>tlo( nni'Md by....., .....,w , .. -loolt "' tooiJ tro• bU ..,.. tnck parted at M4 W, 17tlt St~ • • • A. tldef scnu:Mct a wl.odwiag lA !be tow tnack of Robert l Colema.a, 9S4 Ll.odea Pl., parklftl .at 964 w. 17tb Sit., taklDc • $410 pollee ~r ndkl, anten- na and tools. • WEDNESDAY, OCT, G Jame R. Harsh, !9, of 1609-1/2 W. Balboa Blvd •• Central Newport, ... as char~ ged wlth drunk drlvl.ng at 2246 Ne"PPrt Blvd, at !:20 a.m •.•. Mlcbael L. Sctmei~ der, 30. of 2217 Harbor Blvd.. was charged wi th drunk dri'tlng ·11 696 w. 18th St. at 2:30 a.m •••• A $47:i hanging fern growing lll 1 b:.tll sba.pe was stolen fnun the patio of M.atRaret J, Poss. 3009 ClubhoUst> C ir~ r le , . . BUl ket seats and a cigarett e lighter were sto- len from the car of wuuam J. Lembedt, 2474 Ru e de Cannes, Big Canyon, a $20J loss , .• A wind wing was pr ied open ill the van or Scott D. Garvey, Apt, S-203, 2300 fairview Rd .. parkt>d in his carport. by a thief who took a Sl 50 tape dec.k ••• David L, Stewart, 27, Hun. tin~on Park, was ctlargt'fl with grand theft of aw rox· lmately $3,262.43 from In- ternational Coffee and Tea ln., 3333 Bristol St., b)· fail- in~ to deposit a portion or daily cash receipts o\·er 3 ~e riocl of .~;bout 3 months, • THt.:RSDAY , OC T. 7 A burglar took flvto mi- f·rometers valued Jt 5400 from a tool box in the ga. ra~~ or MichjeJ E. Willia ms, 188 YorJ.;town Lane .•. An officer rprno,·ed a squirrel from the b£>11room of ~t?llit- 0. Grahan1, 1900 ft>df'r al Avp, , .• MarJ~·s S. BJarw, 45, of 1960 Swan Dr., 1\':JS t1lt m Hw right e}·e uy J pl:~stk b:t~ of ·•;at er thro11.·u l!r Jn Ol· .... upant of a ('a l ll'ho had stopped .tnd :,iSkE"d 111rectlons to Albatross St. . , . Mary June Hartford, 3"1, Inglewood, and Kim ~1. Bla ck, 20, Long Bt>a r h, wpre <-har~ed with tilt' $27 ~ theft of a ~mp soU, tE"t' slllrl and two.pf e('f' rain s uit from T. ErtiL·arrts Clott1ing Store, 3333 Bristol St •... L~ E. Ha rlow, 70, !)06 Ihr- r ell St., lost S24 to a stronl!- arm robbe r, -.·flO pull EM! rum onto noor in bomt> ... "ta. ttrl Banor ltJd ..... <OII(<d With -dttYIIIC •r Plactfttla ""· aad VJc:. tort. Sl .••• llnld G. l(a. Unb, z:e, ot 1011...8 Vtctor- b st., was ebaflld .tth dnrnk driYlnl after bls ear hU I~ rear of a car driYeD by Julla.nne Murphy, !!, of 766.8 w. WUson St., both eastbound on Victoria Sl.,. forcing It into t c.:a r wt>St- bound driven bf 8rof'e A. Campbell. Huntl....:too .. St. ---· [f[RI£00©0~@ tW: 41S11Jl..MN ....... :t ..... S.~-·.Mlft LAST CALL FOR RECORD ON REMAINING 1976 MODELS. STill A BIG SELECTION AT NEVER-AGAIN PRICES! '69 CADILLAC Col~vertilllel '7 4 FORD RANCHERO GT V8 • Automatic transmission • Factor y air Vinyl interior )et bla ck $2299 Automatic -Pwr. Steerin~ Air t:ond. -Gem Top $4399 - Power steering-Ai r Conditioning EXTR A EXTRA SHARP! $1999 Automalit transmission • Radio/Heater Power Steering 3WAC5G '73 OLDS CUTLASS Supreme Cpe . VB . Au tomatic -Fa~tor,· air 53199 -Powpr s teert1\l!, - 448HBD Plus Tu &r LJceue ~r.ll31375 '71 TORINO WAGON Automatic -factory Air Power Steering Ex .... ellent CoiKiitton 202C PT C10 'lz Ton Pickup $1399 Automatic . Power St eer ing $1799 J474-IA ELECTION LOGIC Now that the City Council va cancy has been filled, anC we're a year and a half away from local election time, 1 guess I ca n make-some observations without being accused of being a bad guy. First of all, I am 1bsJiutely amazed at the numb er of pe.Jple who wanted the First Dist r ict Council )ob --as long as i t was ··free" and they didn't have to parade themselves in front of the voters. A lot of these folks wen~ praised for being so civic minded, and I see in the paper s where Councilman Don Mcinnis urged them to stay interested iu serving their city. We ll-, a year fro m next April, we'll find out how many are interE"sted enou gh to run a citywide ca m)aign to try lo get the job. You know, that citywide campaign just might bE" the trouble. U we E-lected council- men strictly by district s, instead of voting citywide on every one of them, we might find more people interested in running. After all, it costs a bundle nowadays to present yourself to everyiXJd)' in a cit y of mo re than 60,000 people. The political professionals have made the dir ect-m HI campaign the big thing. Do you know how mucl1 it costs, witll today's pos tagE> rates, to send out just one dtywide mailing':' If ~ampaigning could be restricted to the candidate's home rHstrict, whe re hE> or she is already pretty well known, anywa y, it would ma ke mo rE> sense and the cost woul d be more reasonable. Rfght away, somebody's going to say '·but, the Council governs the whole city.'' So, the Congress governs the whol e country, the legislature the whole state and the boar d or supervisors the whole county. And how a re thosE> people el ected':' By the voters fn their own districts , that's how. Besides, Newport is known as a city of independent communities, with different problems. It makes more sense to have those communities f>lect their own spokes - men. Wh ether or not we got to a dis trict election system, I think it's timE> we did some redistricting. Lido Isle is in the same district with Central Newport. lt's like putting Park Ave. and the Bower y together. Ridiculous! Lido Isle's problems a re completely different from those of Central NewpQ rt. Why not have Lido, Balboa Island, Linda Is le, Ha rbor Isle and Bay Shores in on e district? From th e tip of the Peninsula all the way to the west end of Seashore Dr. should be mostly in another separate district. You see what 1 mean. t know none of these ideas will ever be adopted, because they're too logical. But, I'm gonna keep talking about them, anyway. AI Fo rglt BOONDOGGLE OF THE WEEK: The county is about to form anolher •·super- agency'' of bureaucrats. Who do they think they're kidding? Fewer agencies with more people is )Jst as bad as a lot of agen cies. .. .. .. . . . • • • • Down at the s tore, Peg an~ the girls will be happy to show you our line of Colon y Paints. With more "indoor" weather corning, maybe you'd like to spruce U.P your Indoors. RGIT .HARDWARE II IALIOA IL¥11., Mfiii'OIT IUCM ... I'MOMI 17J·D• ·-· 1101 Orlolt Dr •••• ROIIIld D. Urm-, t ... IN<k -