HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976-11-18 - Newport Harbor EnsignGENERAL WARNS OF SOVIET POWE
GEM . GRAHAM
Local stores
are held up
Four local stores were
robbed over the weekeac1,
a.nd pollee believe ooe mao
ls responsible for 2 of the
holdups.
Friday night, Albertsoo's
M arltet tn Corona del Mar,
Sportsman's Liquor in Ceo-
tnl Newport and Fry's Mar-
ket, also in Central New-
port, were robbed. Sunday
night, Balport Liquors in
West Newport was hit.
Sportsman's Liquor, rob-
bed at 7:30 p.m., and Fry's
Market, held up an hour and
15 minutes later, were the
work of one man, pollee
suspect. The gun man wa.s
described as white, about
25, 5-1 0, brown eyes, wear-
ing Ught yellow shorts. Re
got about $300 at the Uquor
store and $200 at the mar-
ket. He carried a snort-
barreled revolver, and
threatened to use 1t at Fry's.
according to a clerk., who
quoted tbe holdup man as
saytng, '•C. 'mon, hurry up
--do you want to be dead?'•
Albertson's Market at
3049 E. Coast Hwy. lost
about $500 and Balport
Liquors an estimated $300.
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told • AmerlclaE_..__
aJ l.acM (A£L) -.:'-'
ol ..... 100 per ... tMt
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u a 1e¥er Ia peacefld •-
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t:J, Ia protMt ower tM a-
rUe of Sec:reluJ of '¥••• J&IDM ~lnblcer. He.,._
m.eb of h1s so.,_, .U.y
caner u aa l.atel'ltc-oe
officer. S1D~ blJ ratcM-
tloe. be bu beeD oo a IPI&-Id.ac to.r for lbe AEL. wtdch
Ia IMidllartered at ~·· BerTJ Farm 1D Bu-Part..
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Pro~ ad 0..&.-
La fM eo.rr-..,... tall
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•• mut be better 0.. -
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be expi•IM'l. ••meau ltn-
tectc lDfertortty. We IIIDit
ee4e tbe IDUiatiTe to tbe
otber slde, beeuse we ud
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War D, • .a• IP tbelr
armed to~" Ga. Gra-
bam llid.. '•TbeJ laYe de·
Yoted ~Ill 15 ID Z0 per
eeat of Ulelr potS MHCWUII
pJ'Odlet to the m:U.ltarY. We
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IIIKII ol ttl GlfP 11!1D tM ad-
JbrJ ,.. IDUet"a Germllly
lD 1138.''
A merlea ltW bas tbe eco-
8IMII.le lltr-ctb ud tbeteeb-
IIJc:al lb eactb to Oftr.
come tbe Sonets, aid GeD..
G n.bam. '' Wt baY! allowed
tbem to pus u becaue
we m~·t asetbese~
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of tllllft. Ria • 1a. cr-.
be CD~ b&et &'ftJ tro. po-
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111tere11t ot ttae o.s. Be be-u... tMt t11e flll ar a.
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THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH GeL GraMia def...Wou
SU&SCRtaf TO YOU. t.OCAL .. fWS .. ArfR diplomatic U.wtdsJledCbl·
~-.---T HARBOR
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29TH YEAR, MO. U FIRST SECTION THURSDAY. MOV. 11, 1976 PHOHE: 673.0550
:E-?;~-£:·.ERUPTS
~~o-o~o-oo A property tu reYOlt is
• MORE VOICES SPEAK OUT gathering steam in Newport and Costa Mesa.
It is a lonesome job fighting Santa A petitloo tbU would l1mit
Claus. Especially s o when 11Santa" is property tues to 1 per eeot
. . . of market n.lue ls betDc
o u.r: Uncle Sam handing o ut b1lhons circulated this week 1D the
of ''free" c ash. Hafi)or Area. Its sponsors
hope to get 500,000 slgna-1 his Log has presented a pretty lo nely tures statewiM by mid-
voice pounding away at the absurdity February. Thts would place
Of Council members and l ocal citizens the issue before •oters as a ballot proposition tn 19'18.
in our affluent Harbor Area reaching Harbor Area property tases
o ut begging hands to Uncle Sam, who took a big )Imp this year, and property owners )Jst
is busted flat and a hall a trillion got their tu notices last
week..
The United Organlzatioo dollars in debt. (COMTI .. U£0 OM PAGE 2)
of Tupayers (UOT) ls the
spoosor. The groop ctrcu-
la.ted a stmllar petitico
earlier this year, but falled
to cet enongh sl(latures to
get It oo the ballot.
'•ThiDcs are reauy going
great thls time, ·• Mrs. Vi.rg11
Elkins of UOT 's Orange
County omce said Tuesday.
''real estate people, busi-
nessmen and just plaiD
homeowners are coming In
and picking up petitions."
Ed Wolle is Newport Beach
chairman or the drive. Hu-
old Langston ts Costa Mesa
chairman. Mr. Wolle's phone
number is 752-9041. Mr.
O .. LY SS.OO II. YfAR-CALL 67l-05SO
10c
COSTA
MESA
DL ''There Ia a .aJTOW a-
doW of llllllta1 ...... bee nr.. nat o.s . .s c...., ..
be ald. •. _, Ullt llllltal
batU"Ht .. 111&-oeltJ toward
Sonet Ra ..... •• mut ...
I tbat. We 1111111 ..., ttlat wta-
doW opa. Tile Clllla.e are
smut 8lllllll ID IIGt JOiM a
c11nc:t tllnll to tiM u. s. ..
... --tile tlelln? ''I ·see 10me em ..._ .,..__
CORONA DEL MAR. CALIFORNIA tac." be __. .. ··Al-
eDDdeT S1 .. rtt&J11. tile
R...aan ~. bu aft.
k.al u . J--.~
,.. Gred •n st ,..me
.,..... 111). ~d ~
Lancstoo's Ls 548-6200.
Last night. the Coroo.a del
Mar Cine Assn. was scbed-
aled to bold a tu protest
meet!Dg at COM elemeata.ry
scbooL Flf'tb Dlstrlct Coaaty
SQperrtlor Tbomu Rtley
and prominent tu coo•'""•
Paul Gazm. foa.oder of Peo-
ple's Advocate, were slated
to address the gMU.P, wblcb
is made up of bomeowners
in tbe ··old'' Coroo.a del Mar
area. The tu petitioo drive
was ezpec::ted to come up
for dlscussioo.
Mr. Wolfe was ezpected
to hand out UOT petttioDS.
for a oet tu bUl of roughly
$1,850.
Tbe UOT 1nltlatlve would
make tbe local tax asses!OT
reii)OUJbl~ for provlac b1s
assessment flcures ineourt..
whenenr tbey are cbal-
1eoged.
Further 1nformat1oo about
tbe tntt1at1•e may be bad
by call.lDg UOT tn Santa Ana
at 54%-7883.
~ Dltloal ..... -
lUH La U.lteplibUcu prt.
maries. AM IIO'W, tb1a IJ.
brary of Co.peas rtPOrt.
ilueb oplDJcla IIU ~bar
Ded a.rc.Dd •••
lie streaed tbe ._, l:>r
witbboldlDc teellaicalad ee-
ooomlc a1d from Ra..ta Ill
uy area tblt mtctrt nmot.-
ly aid tbelr mWtarJ edort.
'•NatioDal seeartty lbotlldbe
tbe naUnc l.ate:nt La all ..ell
d~··
Ga. Grallllm said be bu
oot cbeaa.d tbe balaace
of mU.1t.a.rJ JD'II'ef Wlth Pre-
sldellt-elect Jimmy Ca.rtu,
but WOilld be clad to do 10,
'•I.D the eecoad TV de-
bate." be ~ '•Mr. Ca~Co
ter DOt ODIJ ~ 10me of
lilr. SeblMiileT'I ftr'D1.Ics
~ SoYtlt power, be ~•
used tbe arne terms --
the s:ame lllllcace. ''
Local students
rank in top 80%
Copies of the petitioo may
al510 be stgned at F orgit
HardW"J.re in Centnl N"-
port, M.a.rgaret Hall of West
Newport ls also acUve in
tbe campalpl.
''I ~U-.ered 100 petltloo.S
to Newport Sbores this
.-. .. -told tbe Euip.
GeL G...-.m 1.1 DOW a
resareb fl. 110r at the u. of ll1ull&.....,. ud 'WOtb
wta1 1M c-.eor MnD6ed
UtenMW-' -.cu.. Ill
w~ D.C. Bepnl.Md
bls -.eul:y·a 111111011 ot
h1s ~ oaMrotet-
slal ........
W'*t a ~ oi tbe
a~ alllld lf '•I.,
Leapt ~en bl" '-rd
hJs talk. be trled to .u.t a
Newport re:lict.t: ''Tbe OD-
ly way I woaJ4 pt OD their
campues, '' be )DtecS.
'• would be wltb JobD Wayoe
Students 1n Newport -Mesa
schools cootlnue to rank
among the top 80 per ceot
in the state, according to
flt;ures released during the
past week by state education
ofitclals.
The C aJlfornia Assess-
ment Program (C AP) is an
a.nnual spot testing of Znd,
3rd, 6th and 12th graders
throughOut the state. The
figures mad£> public last
Thursday were for the 1975 -
76 SC'hool year which ended
in June. They shOw Newport
Mesa students to be among
the highest aC'hleve rs 1ft the
coonty and state. F alrly st&-
ntncant changes from the
previous year 's tests show
a drop tn 12th grade read-
log abUlty, but In 8 of the
9 other testing areas, local
students improved.
Compared to other school
districts in Orange County,
Newport-Mesa ranks ahead
of Santa Ana, Orange, Ana-
helm, and several other dis-
tricts, but behind Laguna
Beach, Tustin, and Saddle-
back Valley.
The state totaJs use 2
separate measuring stJclts
for showing how students
dld on the tests: the •· raw••
scores. wbJch tell what per-
centa ge or questions were
answered correctly, and the
state percentile ranking,
which shows how tbe dis-
trict's tids stack liP acaJDSt
the state anraces. Test!JI& ts 1n rea<Uac for
the Zod aDd 3rd grades and
in readlng, written expres-
sion, spelllDg aDd math in
the 6tb and 12th gndes.
AJtboogh raw scores wert>
up in almost every caae_
state rankings dropped
slightly, reflecting a big
statewide improvement.
The state ranldngs range
from a low of 76 per cent
for 6th grade spellers to a
high of 89 per cent for 12th
grade math students.
Reading seores were up
from tbe previoUs year
a moog 2nd and 6tb graders,
down slightly for 3rd grad-
ers, a.nd ~wn dramatically
for 12th graders.
Spelllng scores were up
s1gnl!1ca.ntly among 6th and
12th graders.
Wrttteo e:q>ressloo scores
were up, too, although the
state trend ls bad. accord-
ing to Dale Woolley of the
Newport-Mesa statr.
Mr. Woolley, thedistrlct's
director of PQPU persoonel
services and evaJuatloa. said
the 12th grade readlog
scores • • made us most un-
happy." to 1974-75, local
12th graders got 76 per ceat
of the reading questloos
right. Last year, ooly 68
per cent were answered
propel' 1 )'.
CM invalid dies in fire
A Costa Mesa •oman suf-
fered second degree buros
onr 6 per ceot of ber bod)'
lD atteqltSDc to resaae a
Delcbbor woman Wbo bumed
to deatb in a ftrt in ber
apartment at 12:06 p.m.
MODday.
Mr1. Fruces SUWJ.e. 59,
of 1Z4·A Clearbrook ~
an tnnlicS. <Ued la tbe flamer
that bumed Loll F. WtDdt.
54. occaput of tbt Dat
apartmeat. Mrs. WtDdt wu
lD btr ..,artrMDt. beard a
ICrt&m, ,. out IDd ob-
""ed tiDOIIIt emltttDr from
tJM ~ Dtlt to ben. ...... •trace•
tile rro. door to Ull.lt tllll
ncttm bat wuliDoc:Udbtet-Y'I.I'd byu~. _..,_
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Iller rtc11t Jc,
Pottc. omcer Mart h-...u an1Yed ud .._ort.J .................
ud ....... CMdrc bo8l ~
........ Eata.-oe CICIIIId
.atbeMdetlltDtile...,t-
... elM to Mit ... ..,.
ud IIDDiril caued bf tllll nn. .. ftiiiDJted. Two .....
neJgbbors bad attempted to
gain .try tbroQcb a patio.
CID(!y K. V.Slckle, 25,
uoeller ~r, bad lieD
tbe smoke IDd eMend tM
aputmtat MCODdl ~l't
Mrs. Weodt, ., Mrs. Sipple
OD tbe floor, lttll CCIDICbl ..
wltb a bal'll • btl' ldp. Sbe
•eat for help IDd ber .enam
attracted tM att..UC. ol
Mra. w--.
Flreme~ toot lbOIIt 15
ms.t.lo JIM eMit tMtlre,
otllc:er ..... -.ld.. Tbt
OOI'OMI"t oGle• wu callJd..
Jolla J. liiJpple, eo. a..
bull ol tM fln t1dlla, Mid t.a .... ID&rtmeM ...
.U boU IU1Ier to 1D .. a _... _, t'l.llll flWdl.
B ... IIM Cllltl -...rt lle-
CleDMIJI ot e.t c.--..,._...,"' ...
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BALBOA ':lNE MA, which was tbe Balboa Theatre before
It became the Pussycat Tbeltre, wtll re-opeo lts ooars
the day before Thanksgi~. Tom Newco~Ji), at left. and
Roo Hogue wut operate the oew venture. Tbe theatre,
located at 709 E Balboa Blvd.. ls being rernocieled.
The rum classic, '•CitlzeD Kane," wUl inaugurate tbe
'•oew'' thea.tre, and the blll will be cbanged 3 or 4 times
weekly. Woody Allen comedies, ••wbodunlts" and a whole
range of rum rare are oo tap, say the new operators.
ln contrast to the Pussycat, the Balboa Cinema will
screen oo X-rated rums, they promise, but wUl ~bow
•·some of the better R fllms ," sucb as ··c~town."
DEADLINE FOR
CDM traffic
study aired
CoroDJ del Mar's pro-
posed tn.tnc optnton survey
ts scheduJed tor discussloo
at Monday night 's Newport
Beach City Council meet-
ing.
The citir.eos transporta-
tion plan advisory com-
mittee wut report to the
CooocU on Its study or the
I Rvl N E Bl Dol NG :~~=~~~~:!-~~~
tionnalre for the survey. A
If you're thinklne of buy-tbe sale proceedlllgs. Mrs. lilt of 74 questions, pre-
lnc the I moe Co., better Smith was jo1Ded In her suit pared by theC OM Coordinat-
bne your bid ln by 5 p.m. by the state attorney gen-in« Councll of Community
today, Nov. 18, You'll need eral's omce, representing Orga.nlJ.ations (CCCO) was
about $300 m1UIOD to join publlc interest 1D the lrvlne turned down 2 weeks ago
lD tht b1dd1DC. FOUDdatloo's charities. The by the transportaUoo com-
Company otflcl.l.ls decided Foundatloo owns 5(,5 p@r mlttee, Tbe matter had beeo
late 1ut week to lmpose cent of lrvtne stock. referred to that committee
today•• deadline after a Since MobU's flrst offer by tbe City Couocll.
Mrltl of offers~ counter-and Falmew-Ca<11llac's re-The CCCO t&ad asked the
offera palbed tbe prlct qp sponse, both tlrms have e.lty for $3,000 to ft.tlaDct'
to $Z96.9 mllUOG. At 1.ut upped tbetr bids. Bot, both the door-to-door suney o.f ~. tll&t offer • made by were tOIJI)ed lut week •bell resldellts aDd bUsinesses iD
AU.-T•man aM.lcb.lp.D-Alle-Taubman stepped ln. Corooa del Mar. Tbe ques-
but oonf)IDt, l. tops. Now, tbere an rumors tt&at Uoaaaln was drawn up by
otbtr offers belnc coo-at least 2 oCher blddtrs may CCCO aDd elty tntftr es-
t:ldered by tbe lnloe get Into tbe act before to-perta after 6 morths of dis·
F~UOQ,. majDrltJ owner d&J'• deadline. One of tbe CUI:IoA.
of tM biC 1ucl flrcn IDclade bidders. ll'oolcally, la ru-EJI*!ted to appear at
$nt a mlWoe fi.om tbe mored to be a coasorttum MODitay ~debt's 7:30 p.m. cacailac-Fat~lew ftrm ot of Arab oU intensts, who Co.c.tl mMtlnc at Clty Hall
C&Didl. lad $J7S,5 mJllJoo already eoms>Mt with MobU an CDM Clamber of Com-
by Mollll OU Co. in tbe oil bus1Dess. m•rce ~ Frank J IDk a wu u. MobU Co. tb&t &.lid CCCO chairman Robert
Mt olf .... blddbic .... by OCEANOGRAPHY TRIP -..... I
...._ $1001DrtMF..--SeftDt1 LIDCOll ecleoee AliO • ll?oedaJ DJcht s ttaa•• ....._. eariJ 1Ut ud WiMitlldlllll .WilUtb Co.cSJ ICtDda are:
,.u. lola mtM Slllltb, aa OCIIMCf.-, ant-bUd. • G£MER.AL PLAN
ortcllll 1m. fkmUJ ww tiMrJ 10 to .. OD tbe e ....... ..,_Mill lliDider o1 11.4 FUJII.&~Y-aUtllJ • RAIIBOR PERMIT i:>T
,. 0111 o1 co 1 y ~ .,.._, .. tDr8cl..ullc ltDdf. a ......_ CIDDen s&cbl-
ftlll tD oaut • ~ ea. .....,, wm eu. tiiJ'D.I It ....._ _, .atenaJ.Dmtat
• tttw rr.. ac •• tM llolt'• '7 ttatt-t,lbldJ-~ ......... ~ _, __ ....... ,._. .. ..,. llc.cta ... •ctau.....U.. -UYI"U ~--' ... _.., • •••« lin. wUir .......,....,., ev-M ,_ lllare.ti &. s--. ~ ... wu ....a. ..S .aeroeccllllc ... _ • YO~L Oil tbt
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1ler IIIII _,.. MAl 1 to do _. dllllctiiiC, tc· • ~.ABOARD nlel
Ia Orllp c..tJ .... rw oordlll • t•c~~tr ,._ 1M ._.. at prtnt. .._
Ceut Moal kJ a Jl N& ol o.tt11IM 11 e.'-'·
Desptte tbe f'eJWUY
deadline, UOT lsurctncped-
tion circulators to '•not sit
on the petltloos -get them
in to us as quickly as pos-
sible.'' UOT Is said to be
hop!Dg for 2 mlllloo signa-
tures ··to sbow the le(lsla-
ture we really mean bUst-
ness.''
The initiative, U approved
by voters. would eUI111na~
tbe homeowners exemption
and other present state ex-
emptions. The legislature
•ould be empowered to ex-
empt coorch. hospital and
government-owned proper-
ties. Local governments
would be allowed to ra1se
other tazes to offset the
loss of property tu re•eoue,
whi ch the state attorney gen-
eral estimates would be
about S7 .5 billion anmally.
In actual practice, the
owner of an $80,000 home,
oow assessed at $20,000
(one-fourth martM value),
would expect to pay oo more
than $800 per yea.r ln prop-
erty tues. Under curreot
law, such a homeowner 1D
~ewport, ror example, pays
about $.2,000 per year, mllaJs
the bomeo.ner exemption,
J. C. HUMPHRIES aDd 10me t&llb. ••
Freeway gets
top priority
Completloo of the Costa
Mesa-Newport freeway
through downtown Costa
Mesa wtll get top priority
attention from Costa Mesa
Tomorrow, J. C. Humpbrtes,
oew president of the ctvtc
study group, sa.ld ttds week.
He satd the group ''Ylli
wort to pull rogetber an
or tbe nrious citlr.en. gov-
ernmeot and business in-
terests wbo want to see the
freeway Q.nlshed."
Elected wtth Mr. Humptt-
rles at a Nov. 11 board of
directors meetlog were
VIce-President Richard Se-
well and treasurer F. Frank
Z rebiec.
Mr. Humpbries has been
in the jewelry busiDess oo
Newport Blvd. sLace corniDC
to tbe Harbor Area In 1946.
He wu c-. '' ADcel of
tb~ Year'' 1111t year for b1s
work wtth tM HatWr Key
clarity ~ Be bU a110
sened u pnadent of tbe
Costa Mea BatDessmeo's
Assn.. was t:rasareT or tbe
Costa Mea Chamber of
C0111merce. 1M a director
of tM Costa Mea Ktn.o.ls
CJab.
Ill'. ~n as a baDOer-
developer. aDd is al!O an
active Ki'WUil.n.
Mr. Zreblec 1s nce-
presideat ud m.llll.(er of
tbe CrocUI' JaUou.l Buk
of CoM:a Mea.
ANCHOR AWARDS GIVEN Olber eun.t members
of tbe board of dlreetors
are Mr. ud Mrs. Jack
Reinert.. Dr. Tom NelaoG, w Ul Lam St. Clair, B«tJ
Beeeber and Wlll.lam Ua.l-
lory.
Anlllal SUver Anchor
Awards were presented yes-
terday by the Newport Har-
bor Area Chamber of Com-
merce Women's Dtvisioo
(Dolphins) to Pat Krone, Jim
Felton, Robbl Sc!)oonover
and MtcbaeJ Manahan.
Tbe spec.1al annual Oreb1J
LaltJ award weot to EarllM
Loop.
Newport C lty M.alla(er
Robert WJ'DD presented the
awards at a Dolphin tucb«JJ
at the lrvl.De C~st Couotry
Club. Dolphln presidellt
Linda Gromacld and SUnr
Anrbor awards ebalrman
Corti Wblttord ru tbe pro-
gra.m.
EARLINE LOOP rot tiM!
OrebJd LadY award i)r laDe
and fl.tt!lful sel"fiee to tbt
C ba mber of Com mere.. She
bU b.-Oil tbt Doii*IM
Board ~~Dee 1 f/7S ud bu
ttned • a ~I' ol eom-
mHIMS. Sbe 1.1 1M lf/71
viet-ill'..,_ t)r ~
ol eM C~T oi Coe-
mtrot. Her wort wD a.
Do--... llelilded ---not Oil tile b I I 'fl.o !f!IMa,
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I COMTIMUIE O fltOM P'AGE 1)
In our Newport Council, only Paul
Ryckoff is objecting. Howard Rogers
used to ...... but now he's gone . From
the audience, only a steady stream
of eager citizens clamoring for more
federal hand-outs and blinding tbeir eyes
to the federal shackles that go along
with the cash.
So it was --until last week. Now
it is a joy to report an ally in the
person of Peg Forgit. She spoke out
forcefully at the Newport Council meet-
ing against asking for federal money
for something we should do, and can
do, by ourselves.
Mrs. Forgit, who can express her-
self as convincingly as husband AI,
rates· as an expert witness. The im-
mediate issue at hand is the request
for federal money for a local senior
citizens clubhouse. Peg is one of the
prime-movers in the Zonta Club who
developed the Senior Citizens Center
at 15th St. and Irvine Ave. in Cliff
Haven. Tbis was done in the American
spirit of helping others through our
private enterprise system of local in-
itiative.
"We have never asked for federal
m oney, nor would we accept any if
offered," she said. 41We in Newport
Beach do not need federal money for
any project, whether it be a golf course,
a swimming pool, or a clubhouset or
any other dream."
Her example of self-reliance, faith
in our American spirit, and courage
to express it pubhcly prompted others
to voice their o bjections to federal
handouts. Such courage can be con-
tagious. Let's hear from still others,
and inspire our Council to set an ex-
ample for the entire nation to follow
in this bie~ntennial year of celebration.
• • • • • •
• GREETINGS, BALBOA THEATRE
Good-bye, Pussycat. Welcome back,
Balboa Theatre. No more hard core
sex films marring the local scene .
Thank you, Great Western Ttleatres,
for buying the Balboa m ovie house and
restoring it to its former place of
honor as a community ttleater .
• • • • • •
• DON'T LOSE BY DEFAULT
If you think you can do nothing about
violence and immorality on television
programs, you are losing by default.
Write letters to sponsors and TV sta-
tions. They will take heed, for sure.
A month ago I complained in this
Log about the ABC Channel 7 premiere
of the Nancy Walker show, wbich in-
cluded a boasUul "gay"-guy as one of
the leading characters. At least one of
my readers took the time to write
letters, and back came a concerned re-
ply from an advertising executive of one
of the sponsors of the show.
Tbe N'ov. 1 Phyllis show on CBS
Channel 2 pulled all stops In presenting
a shoclclng half hour trying to make
homose:mality respectable. This Ia a
=ntlnuation of the steady catnpaign to
use major entertainment media to gain
public acceptance for the "gay" and
leliblan c.rowd. The promoters are getting
bolder, and w11l continue their exploita-
tion of TV and movies U there Is no
ouU:ry. Write ID the TV station, Channel
2, and voice your objecUon8 --and to
the spon110rs, Oeritol, LUe cereal, and
No Nonsense Panty Hose. ·Don't lose
by silence.
'
Letters
• 1£M"£R TO COt»K:tL
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Taxes Pay for Abortion
L... ,hJtA F. .lie Vi .ee~rw It ' •• tMt ,..
Q ·-= ... _. IMIMOI'Il, M._f'ltwlff,. -On t.c.-dM: a.,.... ..._rt
September 17, an.r Maline FQir• "b....,_... .. ~•
over the matt4r ror aontht -u.1 .. tta ol _..._ lite c-.,_ __ ...;....-.-.~~-·
wontinc for an amftMlment lO ----·-•~.topri
the $56.6 billion HEW a.PPI'OPfl-~8CY-W•.,. .U fw ,..'laCY, .but
ationa .ct. TM meuure, initi· if that fec.w U. tlM -.all • •
ated by ft.epretentatiw H•ry hui'Ufl l~. !"'~equally~·
Hyde (R.-111.), said simply: Clf'lled With JU pnwecy, ud 1t.
"None o1 the funda COI'Itaintd richt to coM._ to li¥t.
ntty orpolu.U.O U.t
tests ap1ut tbe loeatkll
a sealor dti&eas tacWty oa PICNIC LUNCH --Members of tbe E.Atdp truel 11'010 pad. ca ttu promoatory
Marraertte A'leDIIe. OASJS. ~lnt ov'!rloottng the Sea of Corter. se•el'li miles south ot Ptat!rteettos to djoy a
in this Act •batt be u.ed t.o pl!l'-It 1P .,.... at. birth. a ma-
form abortions except where the jor -.u-t flllliMt abortion
life of the mother wou1d be ea:a -diMpp-n. But illift Deciftl at
danc:ered if the fetUJ were car-~· ...._ ~ il ~
ried to term." It., .. cleuly de-~ ol•nnoeeat life -which
aimed to put a stop to~ •• mUJ"der. lhl ........ f:be ~u
Financing ol 300,000 abortion• preme Court lkirted tbil VItal
per year at a co.t o( s:;o million. i•ue it that no IIMIItic:al or bio-
u proposed, would eoa•SJ~ picnic lunch oo their recer1t trtp. A tloet ot pellCans lnd 1 scbDOl of pi_Jot whales
leDtly centralize lD ooe put oo a show for the rtsltors. The tourtsts are oa I.D uctflllt lan. now wtllch must
place. many essential ser~ ban been (Illite a sUe as It poured 1Dto the sea leaYiDC a ODGiorted pattem on the
Yt.ees--med:leaJ.. lepl. re. beach. The many ooves aloag the coast t.et.reea PuertecltDs ud CiooPp Bay proYtde
Uremeot piiJLidltg, edlllca~ secluded camp a1tes for groups wanting to be alooe. (EDslp photo.)
The Hyde Amendment aub· lorical w.timony can be found
sequently survived Pretident to support the COl'lt.fttt.ioo that
Foret' a veto of the entire HEW life bcinl at any time other .
bill -a veto which he esen:u.ed than concept.ion.
~~~· etc.--ror older .... BEACH RAT DAYS ···
solely because of his disaree-
ment with the dollar amount. He
~en t>s:pressly stated his ~·
ment with the Hyde Amend·
ment. S hortly afterwards, both
Houiefl of Conlft&l overrode t he
Presidt>nt's veto. and the bill be·
came law on September 30,
Fro~~~ e Clte6M to • Rilttt
Since-the infamou• deciaion
of 1973, abortion hu, in a legal
sense, been elevated from a
woman'• perm.illlible Pren:c•tive
to a woman'& constitutional
;i«ht. {The Foundinc Fathers,
whoee first pUI"J))Ot!: i.n writing
the Conatitution wu to protect
life, mu1t be tuminc in their
graves. I Now, you and 1 1nd all
tu~yen must foot the bill for
the on-roins ma• murder. Once
more the judiciary has spoken.
Conpe88 be damned! Tu.payers
be damned! Scientific testi.
mony be damned! And the Con·
stitution be damned!
U every community wants
to han the f:aelllty ln some
other nelgbbOrbood, obvi-
ously nooe wlll be ma&!
nat.lable at aU. Tn me the
stand or HVHHOA represeots
attempted dlscrtmina.UOil
ap.inst a minority group,
wbJch 1n some Instances al~
ready is tac:tnc real deprtn.~
tton and 1n any e•ent usually
suffers Inevitable physical
handicaps, restricting their
mobUity. I am an older per~
SOD my self. I welcome the
establishment of thts ceo~
ter near my home. The fact
ot agitlg cannot be swept
under the rug. No amount
of h}'Jl0Cr1sy wUI whisk it
away. Aging is a natural
concomitant or !Jvlng.
I bope the Council will not
go back on tts decision to
utUi:r;e the building--now a
scbool~~that already exists
on the site at Fifth and Mar-
guerite AvemJes. Minimal
alterations, I understand,
would be effected with ffUD
tunds already approved.
Stand firm.
You rs sincerely,
Mrs. ft. W. Genrd
1007 Goldenrod
Harbor View Hills
• FROM A READER
Dear Mr. Haapa,
Just a note to say that the
Ensign Is the only local pa~
per that we take, and we find
we can keep upwith the com ~
munUy news very well. It Is
cood~ and informative.
Your soCial column. '•Bee
Line," Is particularly en~
joyable. We find that your
social reporter not only
wrfteli about the acttflties
In an Interesting way tiJt
with a ldlldUness and tnstgflt
tbat Is very appealtng.
Sincerely,
Helen frank
Corona del Mar
STUDENTS READ TO
HELP FIGHT M. S.
Victoria students in Costa
Mesa are reading ltbnry
books to raise money to
fight multiple sclerosis. For
the readathOn, they f1nd
sponsors at toe; apiece, get
their parents to nrtty that
they've read the book, and
mall the money In to MS.
"A lot or the kids are
really enthused," says Pam
Failkhouser. who runs Vic-
toria's media center. "Some
who aren't normally Inter-
ested ln reading have
checked out a couple of
books, brougbttbemback.and
checked out more." Nancy
Drew and the Hardy Boys
are still strong. 4tb.5th (Tl.de
fuorltes, she pointed out.
SWINE FLU CLINIC AT
HOAG NOVEMBER 20
Hoag Hospital wUteoaduct
a swine Ou tmmunt.zatioo
cllnlc Saturday, Nov. 20,
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
io the conference center.
The vaccllle wUI be ad~
mlnlstered to persons over
60 yean old, and tbe
chroalcaUy iU over 18years
old (thOse people w1th heart
disease, chronic broncbo~
pulmonary diseases, chroaJ.c
renal disease, diabetes,
chrontc neuromuscular dis~
orders, malipanclea aod
lmmllnodeftclent states).
TECHH ICDLOR FIRM
OPENS HEW CENTER
Technleolor AodJo-VtJua.l
Systems bas opened 1 new
teebn.lc.aJ center at 1C8Baker
St., Costa Mesa, to help
meet lbe n.rm•a De«< for
tncreaMd prodbcUoD tpaee.
Tbe Dew' loeattoR, I hall
mUe from Tectmleoior AVS
betdQaartera, boaMSthla.s-
atml>ly oponllooa lor tilt
flrm '• nP" lllDl Tbeater
MriN ol projec:Uoa dntc•
aad lor co~ putt 01
otbtr prodttets, CIIAunMr
..... ..., .. m.e 11011 -· rul7 oo"lct. Pn>jeetorlld.
eutridp mE lllldarilrl fa-
eUJ:Uet Mite reached ea-
pac:.IIJ Ill ... -~ ··-conlloc lo Joot "· lllllor, .,...._ or Techoleolor
AVS.
MOTORING IN BAJA
By HUC.,tt McMILLA~
This Ens ign three dll.y
auto trip takes us Into the
beautifUl high country of
northern Baja. Making the
journey were Earl and
Michelle Frost or Costa
Mesa. In t he ir '57 Ba J3 Bug;
Danny Downing or Costa
Mesa and his buddy, Tom,
from Riverside, ln his Power
Wagon C"amper; my son,
Howle, from San Diego, and
this beach rat, alias Baja
bum, In Howie's '55 Bap
Bug.
The first ~surprise was
Mexico 's new floa ting peso.
Baja ts back to belng a real
bargain again. The toll fare
from Tl)lana to Ensenada
was $1.24 per ca r. 'Nit h the
peso floating, )'OO will loe
payillg whatever the ex-
change rate Is for the (tly,
appareotl y.
We stopped for brunC"II at
Half-Way Hous~ and enjoyed
IJJevos rancheros as we
looked~out over t he ocean.
As many limes as I havE-
eaten this popula r Mf!'xlcan
dish, I have never had it
prepared the same W'3)
twice, but always deliciou s .
As we arriv~ In E:nsenada
none of us had made> up our
minds •·here we wer e going.
Earl suggested heading for
Valle Trinidad up in the
mounta ins, where he had
worked as pit crew for
Chapala Dusters ln an
earlier off~road ra r ... So,
we headed Inland,
I had never been on this
paved road befor e. It leads
up Into the rolling hl!ls,
passes OjosNegroswlth ter-
rain slmllar to that ln San
Diego county. The re vr.a.s
very little traffic and thfo
road was well surfaced. We
stopped for a picnic lunch
In Valle TrlnJdad.
A conference was he ld to
determine which way to head
ne:d. It was eithe r south to
Mtke's Sky Ranch, north~
west of Cerro del Diablo,
elevation I 0,1 58 feet, but
we decl()ed to head for
Puertecltos on the Sea of
Cortez, sooth of San Felipe.
The paved road ends in
the mounta.lns east of Valle
Trinidad, but construction
c rews are working to extend
the surfaced road, ap-
parently to connect with lht>
Mexlcall to Sao Fellpep:~ved
road. We found the dirt road
graded wtth some wash-
board but not bad driving.
Once upon the paved road
to San Felipe we came upon
evidence of ·tne flooding in
the last week of September.
which caused so mu ch cia m-
age In the desert area of
Southern California. We
round the SUM}'" side of Baja
took a real beatlng from
this storm also. Parts of
the road were washed out,
IeaYlng about 12-foot drop~
otrs lD. the pavement which
road crews were ;.st start~
Lng to repair.
We didn't e¥en st.oo in San
Felipe. For my money, you
ee, beat the fresh shrimp
sened ln tbe ruta.urants In
Sao Fel~. Anyway, I was
wtth a buoch of olf~road
boOo-doekers. I found the
desen road trom San Felipe
to Pllertecltos In worse
lblpe tl».n tbe last trip,
n.tlr ncu r1n( It out be.
eau.. the flood water had
walbed a.way the land and
dtrt, le~t'IQiroeklan(lftSh·
board drtfiDC coocUUons.
We cSeeidtd to camp tor
tile otcttt obottt 30 mll>utes
bel)re IUDHt aod drove liP
lMo tbe meequtte about a
blo<t ln>m tile ,...d"' Itch
,_ out IDa-dry
-..... Wt n.re lboul 1 third
of tile "I to Ptatrteeltol.
Willi S Tfldclu 1Utd tar
._., ~ of lito borotr
bllldltr) ana, •• ftcured ••
W'lf'l lilt tDOeeb.
II a W. mt..tu time ••lltl.d pltlor;o4-hwootl
for a an. Tom ated a lbovet
lo t11r l lin pit wlth tbo
vetUcles parked In a circle
aroWld itllkecovered-wagon
days. Earl aod Mlchellepre-
iJBn!d their own dtnnerustng
their eamp!Dg gear, whUe
Danny's camper provided. us
other de.liert nts wlth all
the comforts of home, sans
restroom facUlties. whlch
were str1ctly prtmUive.
That atr down there was
so clear and clean we
couldn't get over enjoytng U.
The moon was out and
partially blocked the bUlion
stars overhead, in the clear
cloudless sk:y. Michelle.
Earl, Tom and Howle slept
outside while Danny and this
beac11 rat used th e camper,
Dann}' In the cab...over and
myself In the dinette to bed
area.
The next morning 1 pre~
pa red bacoo and eggs tor
the crell' oo Danny's stove
and we broke camp, We
bu rned all of the burnable
trash In the camp-fire, add~
ing the ttn cans. which are
biodegradeable. Tbe alumi-
num and glass con tainers
werP taken along to be put
in to trash C"Ont.alners. The
fire pit was covere<l with
c;and, and when we ten, there
was !lttle evidence of us hav-
ing stopped there. I'm glad
we didn 't have my Mexican
tiog:, San Y sldo, aloog: wtth
us. OU r shOes were stuck.
full of cactus bills; tbey
would ha ve rulne<l his feet.
We st~ In Puertecttos
for a few minutes. We fou nd
the nice little restaurant
closed and the place very
quiet. We dWlked our pinkies
In the sulfur hot springs in
the rocks at the edge of
the p U, but nobody wanted
to go swimming 1n It, We
got a big laugh out of the
signs the cnaracters have
put up on their trailer-
cabin hide-aways, each
equ41Ped with adjolnlng out-
hOUses. One read '' Puerte~
enos Heelton" and one out~
hoUse was labeled the
'•Western WhUe House."
A conference was held and
we decided to head on down
the coast to Papa Femandet
on Babla San Luis Conz.aga.
The distance Is 47 miles,
We traveled several miles
down the road and It wa.s
unbelievable. We've been
over that stretch before but
never ln the condition we
found It tbts trip. I dnally
figured out the flood had
washed away the sand and
dirt. leaving the road Just "Here Come. De .J~dce"
solid rocks most of the way. As has happene-d all too fre.
It was jarring our eye-teeth quently in recent years, the fed ·
out and we were probably eral judiciary then overrod@ the
averacfng about 5 miles an will of CongrK!i. Just as in the
hour. We could never make busing controvel"'ly, whe~ Con·
it to Papa Fernander. by gress has specifically gone on
dark and were running out r"KOrd opposing the practice. the
of trip ttme. federa l judges ha\'e assumed
We drove oot onto a prom ~ power to make law, or to destro\'
ontory ~tnt for a ptcDlc law, virtually at whim. •
lunch and enjoyed a shOw On October 22. Federal Dis·
put on by a fioek of pelicans trict .Judge John Dooling Jr.
a.nd a scbool of pilot whales ruled that abortion is a woman'R
as ,.,,e looked out across constitutional rirht which can·
tb e Sea of Co rter.. The sun not be barred because she 11
was hot, the air tremendous poor. He ordered the Depart·
and we were thankful the ment of Health. Education. and
month wasn't July or August, Welfart" t o notify all parties
Ou r last trip up through concerned throu.-:hoot the
there was in June and the l.J nited States that tht> Hydt>
heat was sllghtly noticeable. Amendmt>nt shoulrl be ignored
U you like grann)'-gear and that Med icaid payments for
driving, go on down and abort ion should cont inue.
tackl e that stretch of road. Judgt> Dooling's dedsion 1s.
I know Idiots 1n heavy PllS-of cou~. based on the Sup~me
senger cars have made the Court's January 1973 decision
trip, Including Howle 1n his wh ich legalized abortion in the
'65 Plymouth. pre~running United S Utt"!i. That decision hss
the Ba~ 500 three years to hf' ranked among t he mos1
ago, I never flp red on see~ de\'ioos and cowardlv acu or
log tl\at car .aga_ln ~-lett in ·
some gully along the way.
It nnaUy ''died'' In San Fe-
lli)@, but the Mexicans
Jetrenoa'• WIU'Ili ..
Thomu Jeffenon m his
WOI'ks left the following warn.
ing about federal judses: "The
judiciary of the United States is
the subtle cotp1 of sappers and
minen; constantly work ins under
ground to undermine the foun .
dations of our confederated
fabric." One foundation of the
American ayllt.em is that IOV ·
t>rnmtnt'a firs't purp01e i11 to
prott'Ct life, not destroy it.
The Cctnstitution emgowers
the Conlf'HS to limit the juria-
diction of federal judge. and to
impeach them for misconduct.
Somebody OUC"ht to do aome·
thing -soon.
197fi Th,Joft., Burll Yx-1#'1) F'rotuN•
brought It back to "llle," and
he drove It ho me and Is stlU
using it to this day. MARILYN MANION
(Con~lnued nt>X! week)
STUDENTS COOK FOR
GRANDLAREHTS DAY
Andersen kindergartners
dressed as lndtans wUI honor
their '•PUgrtm" gran<!~
parents at a special grand-
parent's day Thanksgiving
feast on WedDesday, Nov.
24. The chUdren wm serve
th eir grandparents treats
they've cooked themselves
at school, incluliing pumpldn
bread, cranberry relish.
muffins and a popcorn and
peanut cup. They'll also stng
and play games. Morning
class observance wlll be
9:30~10:30. and the after~
ooon feast wUI be 1:00-2:00.
PROGR~ ON RUSSIA
The American Associ.atioo
of Retlred Persons of New~
port Beach will meet at DOell
today. Nov. 18, tor a sack
lunch at Veterans Memorial
Hall, 565 W. 18th St., Costa
Mesa. Angus McPha.u wtu
give an illustrated talk on
Russ ia, based on hls recent
visit there.
Business Is Good F'or You
Business IS too powerful,
Profits sre excess1vely hi&h.
And the poor consumer is
the battered victim.
Th is line of thinkina has
taken hold of a lot of
Americans n they try to
deal with inflation. Almost
rnryone stretches his
monthly budart until it
breaks -and jhere must be
so mebody to blame. Who
bet tn-thlln all those nch.
bLJ husmessmen ?
lemuel R. Boulwure,
retir ed businessman and
li.U thor. sou&ht to explore
th ts topic on 1 rtcent
Manw n Forum. tlldio
broJ.d cJ.st H1s theme was
"The Soda! ResponsibilitY
of Business."'
prersuasion. tn inina and
unearned pa y to reluctant
or back ward work. en,
helpin1 to improve the
so-called 'qualitY of hfe ',
and so on."
The trouble is, people
have overestimated the
profits of business. \\'herr 11
the money for these:
e:xtncun icular activities to
come fr om? People 11
ci tiuns, says Boulwsrt,
demand that business act
involved . But people u
customers mwt realiu that
costs for these projech must
add to the costs of the
products of the bW1nesses
uwolved.
Goin1
General Electric
to th•
Back Bay sewer ok due
Boulwa re pointed out
somct t:mg that mosr pe ople
srem to fo rcet : that
husiness i~ socially useful
:and benefi.:1al in its primary
func110n of try in& to please
~·w;t omcrs at an adequ111e
profit .
~~~ tement, Bou.lware
observed that employt>es
te ceived I fl times lht total
of th at whi ch wu rcce1ve:d
by the stockh ol den who
madt the sales and JObs
possible. He quoted Or. Paul
W. M cCn~ken, former
Chairman of the Council of
E<"onomt<" Advisers. u
sa)'Lnl that 'compensat ion
of employees ac:c:ountt for
about RR percent of not
domestiC product in the
corporate sector."•
Frleods of Newport Bay
this week withdrew tbelrop.
posltlon to a new Back Bay
sewer line. The move 1s
expected to Improve tbe
chances tbat the South Coast
Regtona.t Coasta1 Commts~
slon (SCRCC) wUJ approve
the project oo Moodly. The
sewer would naa tllrougta 81(
Canyoo and aloog Back Dr.
to Newport Oaoes.
County Saottatlon District
S orllctals have bMl tf1lal
for le'f'eral mcmt:bs to get
approftl ot tbe sewer llDe.
warntDc that the preNDt
sewer system nnlllg •tt
bay oommuUUes could be-
come a.erborderltd dartng a
hei•Y rain. rrt.u ot New.
po'tt 81}' ban OWOMd a
gn¥tty MWer, ...-sac lll-
sttld a:.r a pampJ111( ttat1oa
to lmprMe now lD the pre-
seot 17Rem. 1'1lla ••t. the
F rt-Olllofed tblt post.
tiOQ, ncoan~ac tbe ltl.-
•ltJ .... , • O.t, tbly at ..
tachtd 11 CODdiUoea to thell'
appron~ llld IIIII-tblt
FROM THE BIBLE
Htllllfllllo t1lll blllltl>o
God "' I""" lor bla llelp.
-,_ Ia .. 1M Lor<!
.Ia God:
Wlildl ---..., IOrlll, ... -lld oil -tlloroio W: •lleb Mopolb
IJVIII *>r IYtr. (PIIIm 148:
I, t.)
Friends director Ray Wll~
llams have a votce In the
sewer's construction de~
taus. Mr. wnuams Is also
a member of the Newpo rt
Beach City Councll and an
alternate director of Sanl~
tattoo District 5,
CoodlUOIIs ealled for by
the frieods lncJude assur~
aaces that arcbaeologteal
controls wUI be strtct, and
that the contractor retnO¥e
all extra dlrt exeavateddur-
btc cotllllntctloll.
The Coastal Comrnllsioa,
whleb hU permit authority
over all ma)or projects 1D
the coastal 1.0ne, this trfeek
postpooed a dec laton OD the
HWer permit unW MoDdly,
ADOPTION GUIL D TO
GREET MEW JDI II ERS
Tile Ado!ltloll COIIId 15 hlY •
IDa Usl&tb oatota1 "lUI lor
fa" pa..rty Nov. 19 It tb&
bomt ot Mr. Ud Mrs. K.a
Shlrl)e. New m1mbtn 1o bo
w•Ieomtd are Mmes • .Jota wo-Jr.t Joot DeKnU
lld Fo-•mill! m.
Tilt Cottd'a molD, Mid
nlsllta -.........
morlol Day ---toortlliiiOII, t>llowld by till
lltllla lttld Ill ... "-"
Bac.taTtuliCIIIb.
Tilt 44opaoo Colli! bolpo
lo -rt lilt Hoq Fllllllr
Stmcu lor -.11111111011
~ 1o onaco eo.,.
/
Peo ple ~eem tO think that
this profi t averajtU hetwern
:.11 and 45'(. A ctu:~lly. sa ys
Boulware, ··profit JVetaJe ~
only about 4 ct"nt• out of
the (.:JIC!( dollar. Jnd onlv
about half of that ~ts io
stockholden in dividends to
P'Y for the Ute and the risk
of their savlnp. The other
half utualiY. ha1 to b• uaed
in the business to help keep
it competi1ive."
Takina the ~cently
published annual statement
of Genenl Electrtc ss an
eumple, Boulwuc showed
that "tach u)u dollar ldt
for Inside purpotn after
p~yln1the o utlide upcnJCS
wu dkided at Gencnl
Electric, J1 ca.u to
emploYte• for 91Y and
balelitl, 2 centl to
atocltholdm in diVidendi.
and 2 centl u.c.d In the
buainess to mtke up for
lntdequtte dtpreeiatlon
ttlowed b)' law and to p.y
for tmprowment• requirU
'to t.ep co~tltlvc.
lua people, obacrl'tl
Boulware. ,,.. danandlnl
that busineu should he
h1¥01•~ed in hdiHnl the
communiW in m~ny Wl)'l:
contributina: to Clharitable
projec:ta, aldln& !lhetto
redemption, "providinl
Don't forset e.m9loycc
frin&e benefits tither. Said
Boulware: ''When you buy a
Gtneral Moton car , you pay
more for jwt ths compe.ny't
employee health inswaMc
benefit• than you do for •II
the tt eel In th•
automobile."
Business 11.1
ernploycu and Its
customers. Don't tnoct it -
UnJHS )'OU''t'& lOt a btflct
"'"' SEillll AR WILL DEAL
WI TH TAX REFO RM
1'be Tu: lallrw 4ct o1
1m will 11o --111 l o.e. 4 ....... Oralp
Cout CGilap·bo• t a.m.
lo 1:10 ........ on.
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1tldaud ....... a 9 ..
oltllllee .... t ... ...
ftno, --.-.. 8'"' wiD MileS .. -··
Book of child photos
• CoiU ...........
IBFVIT ~ ana
fliU&JIHED lOlLY -PAGE S
, ......., _. a 10-,.u411
............... tD
PNdlce ··~ ., Aa.a,•• a.e-«<N6tloot
ol .... 4 1 0 I ol dllldna
.. llilllllnl .. aa • a ...
For CydSU'DOft,.,.IIU
already duet .... lbcJil
ntrYt~W~c tiM, tM boot Ia
a nrst. s..e 1.1 tile dalliCiftJ'
or lOp NBC eJIICIU•e'nomu sanoa (ot tbe tamo.a RCA-
NBC S&nofts). ud U't'ts Ia
Be'fert y BJ.l.la.
.,.. ..... a.c....s ... tilt.-
.... -_, oiU.IIacS-
ii? 11 .... u tM,...
atC....clltlMu ..... ...., waa ... ~rte~a~-
A SALUTE to Chrlstmu will bec1D jllst bei)re TbaDb-
giYlDC for members or the l'llesday Clllb or Newport
RIJt)or, 1tbo will have Cbrtatmu music u tbe program
for tbelr luncbeoa meettnc oo No•. ZS, ud a boat1que
of Christmas gt.fts tor sale by the arts and cn1ta section.
Wrs. Ctaarles Fowler of Baycre~ left, putt1oc appliques
on a felt tablecloth, and Mrs. Perc Eodsley of Corooa
del Mar, at rtght, holdt.Dc a gllttery angel, are asslstiDg
Mrs. C. Merton Johnson of Corooa del Mar, wt.> is
chairman of the arts and crafts section. A music pro-
gram by Bruce and Rene Tuthill wlll beighteo the holiday
spirit. {Ensl.gn photo.)
Report crime, public asked
6y 1!. JAMES CLAVAS
N,u:fJorl Police Chi'/
Crime reporting by citi-
zens ln aDY community ts
both essential and neces-
sary for tbe safetyofourso-
ciety. A concerned cJtl.zen
should make a conscientious
effort to Inform the pollee
of possible and known crt-
mlnal activity.
The '• neighborhood
watch'' technique of com-
munity law enforcement bas
greatly enhanced the work-
ing relationships between the
beat police officer and com-
munity members. As these
relationships are formed and
refined, the community be-
neftts from a more em clent,
as •ell as a more personal
approach to the eltlzen's
speclallzed crime problems
aDd patrol needs.
This wholesome approach
to commuotty crime even-
tually establishes not only
the opportuotty for a beoe-
tlclal pollce-cttlzen rapport
with each citlzen_ bat also
equally establishes a con-
scious crime awareness In
the entire commuotty which
is extremely effective at
eroding any criminal ele-
ment from our society.
If you have reason to be-
lleve tbat a crime has been,
is being, or is about to
be committed. a phone call
to the pollee department isa
swift and sure means to do
your part to keep your com-
munity sale.
0.,«-n \t onda) · Saturday 9 : Je • 5:30
1 • \' Sunde.\ 11 to 1
673-1970
:1423 \ ia Lido
'""'port 8t-ach -
the
Other Store
Upt'n ~1ooday-Saturday, 9:30-5:30
unda) II to~
675-8523
7101::. Balboa Bh·d .
on tht' PenlAiula
Gifts for
Indian kids
Members of Newport Har-
bor Area Council of Beta
Sigma Phi lnternatlonal Sor-
ority wm hold their a.nooal
Christmas party Dec. 6 at
8 p.m. Members wlll brtog
dolls or toys to be given to
Indian children by Duny
Davey. Newport Harbor Area
CouncU board and Xi Kappa
Lambda wlll bostess the
party, to be held at tbe
C bateau Blanc clubhouse,
18650 Brookhu rst, F ount:al.n
Valley.
A slide presentation oo
their vacatloo to the Holy
Land wUl be given by Gene
and Fred2 Wells.
NO V. 25 HOLIDAY FOR
REFUSE COLLECTORS
City refuse collectors In
Newport wtll take a hoUday
on Thanksgiving day, Nov.
25. Areas of the c lty regu-
larly scheduled for trash
pic k-ups that day wUl not
get it picked up until the
following Mooday.
Refuse crews will be on
the job, however, on Friday,
Nov. 26, the day following
Thanksgtvlng, although City
Hall wUl be closed that day.
Ser cice und Quality
SincP 1946
allisles
NURSERY-
FLORIST
Finest Quality
NO.lGRADE
Bare-root
ORDER AHEAD
AND SAVE
FALL FLOWERS
beautifully
arranged
in a
WOllen
basket
NPw for 1977 ... IXX.IBU: D£UOKI', nRSr EDmON. PRCMNENT
P1u1 over 50 favorite varieties. Prices ttu1 at 3.98
'.!II' , I I 1'4 4 I I '\ I f t '\ I' H I I ' \ II )
c • H I , ~ H .. I • t< If , H I f I I I • f I -.
LIVING CHRISTMAS T REE
• Priced from 9.95
* The belt uarietie1 {or our ono.
zy·~~·~~~ Ia ~ .. • •
Ead1 J1111* bJ I• ,.,._,
ll, u accoq dtd bJ a
ftl'llt .,...... ., c,.. Daft
l anai!. ,.. .. .,.... ......... ...,_
U..S IIIIa-bJ CIIOd-
rta ol tbe World ...,. ' ' C
Co. of Balboa l.aud. Few
I• ~ a ,...,_ ......
~'--wtao tpeelal-.... Ja p(ctllriQC clllldrea ID
.... ,.. • ls Ida tJilrd ..ell
boot. EatUer pllbUcatiou
were '•CbQdna ol tbt
Eutll" In 1972, ud '•Tbe
World o1 Cbllc1ral," pab-
Usbed 1ut year.
'1 met her~ w
mother, W1lo ll prest~ ol
t be c aJ.it)l"'lia SlpecJal
OIJUIPfea,'' dPlaJu 1&.
Mr. PU110G's work WUblcidl
Includes SbootiDc pbotol of
the Special OJymptca, Wbleb
lD~olYe retarded c~.
In her first year, CJDdl wca
a swtmmtoc mectal. SIDoe
thea, she bas taken ._., tbe
arts, lneludtnc ballet, mod-
erD danee, drama, pU.Do,
no&~. or~.~
attYe wt1tln&.
CbUdreo from tbe (lut)or
IAald "' IDeal reeder&. ,.... ··COMI' Clrl" .. '--
llllade ... tJ ctt•ofEa-.... .. .. :,...,. lllr. ud
lin. lMMrd Solltb o1 Co-
I'OMdll Mat.
Todll c.lllaro ol COlla »-.a trt.d olla'a. ta pr..._. of C~oltbe
Wotld ,......, Co.
Tile boot ls OD ale at
Cldldra't ~ lD
CJJM. Ud at c.....,., Boot-
teon .. Colla ....... ud
''YW be laatWIIalllltl•,...
--.·· .,.,. PanaiL.
GEM
ALK
8Y J.C.MUM .. HatfS
J. ( .• Ht~tMpbr~~s. u ho H '
SI CJ r~ Ill /8] J "H'U /JCJr t
Rll ti. h•s b~~" • ( o fill
\4 ~.s ll lllrtlt1ftllr.jCJ r rh CJrt>
Jbllrt ]t) \f'llrs , r~ art
autho rrt\ on tem \ anti
~~u·eln.
I AM A OIAMOMOI
.. lltuJ t•"' u~ry pro-d
My lUe bepn deep lD
tbe '•womb" of blue roeks
bcmdreds of feet ®n lD
&D ut1Det AtriCIJI YOIC&DO.
We &Dd machlDes bluted
many tau of rock &Dd _.
lt to tbe .arfaee, where
other macblDes en abed tbe
rock UDt1l tbey focmd me
lDSide.
---, .. ., . "' ... --
hrie-Onll
VIT AMIN SALE!
MYADECe
IIIJII PeteKy Yllulll l'on.ll..a. ........
100 • /tiJ Fret
REG • ..,_., Now ... 54.49
VITAMIN C ...
!OOTABLI:TS
REG. t~.• Now ... Sl.29
VITAMIN E
100 c A.PSUU::S
.00 UDltllU. • acb
REG .•• 95 Now ... S2.99
PIE:SCalftTIOMS FILLED 7 DAY$ A ftB
t -t WIBDAY$ I t · 7 ... DAYS
•2\ I . COAST HWY •• COlOMA DIL MAe
CUSTOM POOLS
PERPETUAL L.l Y.C. JR. VICTORS: The following tarnstedl After my ''birth.'' tbere
the hardware at the receat Jr. awards dinner, lett to rtght, was uttle etance that I
bact row, Muir Palmer, Amy rUnshaw, Martha Koll, Gnham woald aomectay craee a
Tlogler, Jack Fnneo and Burton Ogata; front row, Mepn ' lonly tlllcer. For,}'OQaee,
Tingler, David Franco, Matt Tingler. (Edgar GUchrlst photo.) 80 per cent of allcUamoods
are considered DOC good
eooach to be remstooes.
My lesser ·•relaUns'' eod
up 1n the sb&r1> tools of
industry. (We diamoodsare
tbe hardest of all oat11nl
substances, you lalow, tf
I may brae a blt.)
and THERAPEUTIC SPAS
Ofi£N 7 DAYS.
PtQC Oft YJ8! OUR lt!OWROCM JOOAY.
1%222 SO. HARBOR BLVD., GARDEN GROVE
Z7601 fORBES ROAD, LAGUNA NIGUE L
CM acts on zone changes
Zoning clwlces oo Vietor-
la St., with ooe proposal de-
Died and a secood changed..
heed the llst as tbe Costa
Mesa City CouocU struggled
Mooday night to meet de-
muds of developers and de-
sires of citizens and the city
PlaDniDc staft.
Rowa.rd C. Morrow, Tor-
rance, was cSenled permts-
sioo to amend the land use
deslcDatloo of parcels at 284
and 292 Vtctorf.a st. from
general commer cial to high
deostty restdeottal.
Exp&nsioo or tbe Rampert
Athletic Club. 254 VIctorf.a
St., to 1nclude 260 and 266
Victoria St., was proposed
in a rer.ooe from Richard 0 .
Schlesillger of the tlrm. A
rezooe trom AP-CPadmlni-
stratlve.professtonal land
use to C -2 commercial was
requested, butCouncU mem-
bers felt CL commercial
llmlted could provide the
needed cbange wttbout open-
log tbe la.Dd to more heavy
commerclal usage.
Coott.aued to Dec. 6 was a
publle bearlng on a rezone
peUtioD from AP to C2 for
lots at 125, 1Z7, 129, 141
and 145 CabrUloSt., Sllbmlt-
ted by Becker and Mlnlcotf,
Frank Becker, Theociore
Tanner and Richard Musen,
3412 Quiet Cove, Corooa del
Mar. GUida.oce from rede-
Yelopmeot agency, 1n which
the land ls situated and sta.lf,
ls SOQ(ht.
Ricbard Se•eU Inc., 136
Rocbester st., receind per-
mlssloo to rer.ooe property
at the nortbwest comer of
Ne"J))rt Blvd. and Vangurd
Way from Cl-CP to R4-CP
rutdeatial. J. R. Gregory.
1919 Newport ,BlYd., re-
eelYed permission to pre-
zone property at Z282 Can-
)'00 Dr. from COUDty R4 tb
clty R2..CP. A coodltlooal
aee permtt to coostruct 28
st.acle famUy houses and a
teotattn tract map for a
!8-lot sabdtYtsloo on the
pi'OI)erty YU also approYed.
C. J. Sererstrom andSoos,
SS16 Falntew Rd.., received
permlasiGD to ameod tbe land
•M des1pat1oa of lbe pro-
perty uted.tlc awron-
mately 6SO feet eaatotFalr-
,,., Rd. betwMD s-mnowu
AYt. ud tiM SID t>teco Free.
way from Ctlltnl commer-
cial to mtdlam dtaslty rea-
dtlldal. Two IJ(tetl of pro-
pertJ OWHCI bJ the Newport-
.... .us.ct sebool dlltrtct
• tut ot tbt Secentrom pro-
perty fta a1MDded to ~Map
bolD pai>Uc ud Mml--Uc
tD loW dMalttJ r_.dell1al. J...... Elhrprt.Mt, S. Dl-.a. reettfed permit-
.._ liD ... De laDd ..
$J'ia;MCiGe ol ~rty at
1'700 811111ol st., 10rtb1Ut
coner of Brt.ltlol St. ud u.
lfwport Fneway, from 1IC't
.......,, tD...,....commer-
c:lal. CwwtJ...-of llii!Ut-
... ... at 1171, "" ...._.. ••• .. ID M U-
C P zone, was graDted ln a
condittooal use permit go~
to Algts RatkeUs, Mtssioo
Viejo. A coodit1ona1useper-
mlt to legallze 3 greenhous-
es and overhead shade stnlc-
ture for the propagat:loo of
Indoor plants at 1740 Moo-
roYla Ave. went to Gladys
McRae, Santa Ana.
Peter Nourse, 901 DoYer
Dr., Newport Beach. re-
ceived a variance to coo-
struet 4 apartment uotts wttb
an 8 per cent densJty de-
mUon at 1988 Anaheim AYe.
Barry wuuams, 1401 DoYe
St., Newpo rt Beach, was de-
nied a n rtance to allow 3
apartment units with a 10
per cent density devlatloo
ln an R2 zone at 318 E. 16th
St.
The mayor and city clerk
were authorized to slgn an
agreement wttb William J.
Cagney for acqu1sit1oo of
33,760 square feet of pro-
perty at a cost of $67 ,SZO
for the Bear street park
site. Tbe undeveloped and
unnamed arterial highway,
commonly referred to as
Bluff Road, was deleted from
the master plan or btghways
from WUson St. to Placea-
tla Ave. It would have cut
through proposed Faintew
Regional Park.
From a commuter 74-foot
rl(ht-of-way to a secooda.ry
l\1chny 84-foot right-of-
way ls the new designatloo
for 18th St. at Newport Blvd.
from 400 f*l east and west
of ceoterilne. It came 1n a
general plan amendmeDl re-
quest from the Costa Mesa
Plannl.nr Commtssloo.
'BU TTERFLIES' PLAY
AT C.M. PLAYHOUSE
Costa Mesa's Clvtc Play-
bouse wUl open the curt:aln
on Leonard Gershe's
comedy, '•ButterfUes are
tree, •• Nov. 19 and coot:inue
weekellds through Dec. 4 at
the Community Recreatioo
Center, west eod of the Or-
uce Cocmty F a.lrtrounds.
Stu Wlastek. Llnda Putna m,
ADiabelle Qutcley and -h
Btrldey ue In the cast.
Tbt story re?Olns ll'OWid
a ro-c man wbo declares
b.la ~ from b1s
ov•r11 protective mother by
IDO'I'IQc lMo a c nmped cold
nt.r flat tn a DOD-too-
'*YUIIb leCtloD of Nn York.
lib ~r la an attnct1Yt
,.,.., ac:tl'ela ~ offers
trt-t.ealp IDd tbtl ttope of
a m a ''C111l rtladon"'ip.
'RETOUR D' AFRI QUE '
MOV. J)lM AT O.C.C.
•• Lt Rear ct• AtrtqM." a
Sl.m by 8wUI dlnetor A1aJD T-. will bt .,_.at a
......... rdQ. Mof. 10, bl
... ~ Cout Collce ..,._ u put t1 tM ··mm
..... ....... A.daii8ID
u •.so. n. aJm will bt
ttlllsud by a ~-,_.. a.d by • puel of
OCCWI..SrL
Ooee I made tbe ~
as a cem..ltoDe, 1 wu cut,
faceted and poU.hed until
I was lonly tDOQCb to be
pH181ted to .oc:lety u a
brt.lllaDl reflector and
~r of Cod's ~ rays.
Ro• proad t a..m oow, to
bue beeD bmd worthy of
tbe name DIAlfONDI I lmow
I sball mate 10meooe •ery
happy.
Anabetm Garden Grove Fullerton
772-3401 750-7665 871-8020
Lacuna Ntcuel
831-2375
STATE LICENSE
MO. 192237
"uorttJ,r/.,.ti r1l u ~ddtnt, ltltll4111r>ru,
...ltOIOfi C ~"'f'rti So PflfTCU ~d tr 41pltfl~,
II f'fiJut ( C cr* f IJ"f 41"' ('fl /J, (01 f Sf
~1r1lt \ •• "' f•c I. a ,,., r· \1• ' ;, ar11d1 sf'
Coastal Are2
646-5094
'"' tl-f' b"dr·t,.·bf' ,....-....,..,..,~~=~
U84 NEWPORT 8L\1J., COSTA t.1ESA
Phorw 548-5794 -Mon. tllru 5at. 10-S
macrame
cl8ssesfor
senior citizens.
Fr~ unset ;\bcrame "'or~books. too.
All sen to r cH11ens .tre ~.: .. ,rlh.llh 10' ued
to four free m...1crame da,,e, .tl Glend.tk
Federal' NewP''n Beach ,tffll.'e
The cia ses he\!tn ''n ~'" em~cr 4th .md
con11nue e \ef\ T~e'<icn till ~~''eml'<;r 'Oth
Ho ur. are from 4 p.m.· ttl I 11 p.m.
Mac rame speciah't . harnn Herrend'
will he o n hand''' teach \OU th1' L·rc.·.ttl\l"
and a ttsf\tn)!. an. y,,u·ll "ee ..ttl 'l'rt' pf . " heau11ful handbag,. "all hang1 n!!~ {lnd
numerou~ other hand-crafted it.:m~.
If you·n: a ~enior ci tizen. pka!--c Jllln u,.
The classe~ are ah~oluteh free. nd "'''arc
the unset Macrame '-'<'r.ktx'<'"'-'· In fact.
the on I e'<pen~ ma~ he a few low-co. t
optional tool\. .
For detail. and re~nation~ .. intere ted
~nior citizens should l"Ontact: Mr.-.. Ginn\
Mcfarland. ·
GLENl4LE FEDERAL __ ...,.._.__. ____ . ......, ___ _ ... _,_, ..................... -. ........ ~
Ntwport Beacla ar-dt: J ewpon
Center Drive ta r fr m Robin
Newpon Beach • 644-~300
1
-
,. .. "" ...... a-t 5I of cgzznet ......,...
llecW ..., v tsr .._ •• ,,_sa , ,......_ ..._., __ _
W eek's
•
OPPOSE FEDERAL .-. .. .:-... -. n. O:'rt .... 171 'We rsr W s -.. ,__
Z'F¢11 .............
IIIII I ' 5 'n. ,_.._
_____ ...
city ., IIIII _,. -_,..._ a..waa
«1 hllld .... Wtlll
-· aod .... ..,_ IIIII -1M JI'OJod IIIII ol . .,-.
00 Doe. ll, llloCIIJC... c:Ulaoe_.,_.,. taaoll __ _ __ ...... _.,1
--...-.... -----• ICIW at lila-· 1 ...... ., . ., ~·r-....,_. ::-
Oe •••• .d •• ..... " ., ...... ..
r 'CW 1Jl ...... ...... .... Plant Specials
While they last. ANCHOR AW AIDS 6IVBI
men
-~ & ~~ Pothos
large 6" Pots
reg. $6.95 $3.95
1"'*-Pimru
SpedalklJJ« l.n Mo&a Baskets
cc•·=·d f.rom Pap I) -.r biN..,ortllolcltb.
Sbe bU beell a Gb1 lc:olt
leader, aetYed wtlbttae!lew-
port HaJ'bor Cblldre's
,_Ire GoiJd, ud Ill --
-of tile potrooo ....., or Costa W... Ctne Play-
bouse. Sbe YU eo-cbiJ.nnall of ,,. _. .......
''Trade Aftalr.''
MICHAEL MAifAilAK la
comdJIIIllty rebHGD• ebW
lor .... -Co.llo-c:Medlwi'Nitla,..all u_.., ... __
.... ao,. C1oOb ... Gltl
--Be taadlftlohlft-na. .,._,, Blc ·~ru BoOill-
en, lnW Art I~
c:o,.ttoe ._.., ~-
-l'ropul. -.. ,. ........ SldiDe, kl1I'IJds
CIObudT--.
1'be SOt'er Aaetlor SYU'dl
Mn breeD awarded -n,
-.1118"1.
FOR ·PLAIIIERS 7h '7'-ee 7't?t Shp
1UO !Hm/4 And A...,. Costa M.., 541 -2046
ACROSS FROM BUILDERS EMPORIUM
'"Cencnrts
REG. $100 HOW REG. $130
$69 ~ $79
Gifts DMtish furniture -Cards
NEW LOCATION
J41 ..... O.T CPTII D&, M•OII PLAZA 111
(AIIJACt•T T' _ .. 1 .. _·_·-.... --~
t..t.rc. S • i111 I Ia ...... coo••••
Tel: 644-71.11 e.u~l..we .. c•••
.. A.-KING
DO FOREIGN LA NGUAGES-
LEAVE YOU SP EECHLESS?
~ You can learn lD just a few weeks!
cau for a free introductory lesson. an enjJyable
i.Dtroductlon to th.e most relax1ng" lea.rniog
uperleoee of your llfet No obligation or selllng.
• MICKa THOMAS LANGUAGE CENTER
•
, ...... 631.01180,
Pounded 1n 1947
. s.MelSO • 2nd Floor In Mariners MUe Square /
2700 W.COAST HIGHWAY, NEWPORT BEACH
JOliN M. MURRAY , M.D. C.M .. F.R.C.P.
Dlp)omate of the American
Board of Dermatology
Announces
the establishment of the
ASSOCIATED DERMATOLot;ISTS
MEDICAL GROt:P
Weal.cllfr Medical P avilioh :\'o. -4
2011 WeilcUff Dr .. Newport
Specialtr.lng In
Diseases and Cancer of the Skin
Modern Acne Therapy and PreventJoo
631·1!160
.Newport Beach plaDalac
eommi.Jslooers meet to~
night, NoY. 18, at 7 p.m.
at City Hall to clltcau the
following aceada:
• OFflCE -lNDUSTRIAL
developmeat planDed i)r tbe
BEECO property oa Moa·
rona just west of 15th, oo
the West Side.
• PARKING PLAN tor
upper Newport Ceoter. IIIJ.
mttted by the lrvtae Co,,
Whleb would allow restau-
rants to use '' sbared park-
Ing" In ••• parlllng atnc-
tures. and limU Z5 per cent
of the spaces to the puk-
Ing or compact cars.
• A DISCOTHEQUE ln the
former loeatloo of Ole! Cbi-
cago Gasllgbter restalll"'DD
at 630-B Newport Cl!llter
Dr., to be named '•Pleas·
slos," seeks a use permit.
• TRAFf1C elemeutoftbe
city's general plan wW be
reviewed and evaluated,
P U BLI C NOT ICE
FICTITIOUS BUSIN£&1i:
NAME STATEMENT
The following penon I.J:
doing business as: Elder
Coostructtoo Co.; 1107 £.
Balboa BIYd., Balboa, Ca.
92661: Dooa.ld E. Elder. 1107
E. BaD:Joa BIYd., Balboa. Ca.
92661.
This business Is cooducted
by an l.DdMc!ual.
Slgnet'J: Donald E. Elder.
This statement was tiled
with the county. cler k of Or.
a.nge County NoY. 15, 1976,
Publlsh: NoY. 18, 25, Dee.
2, 9, 1976, 1n tile Ne-wport
Harbor Ensl(n. F .-66758
PUBLIC N O T IC E
fiCTITiOUS BUstNE~
NAME STATEMENT
The following penon 1s
dol.ng busiDesa u: Mtlesi.Dd
Graye Publlc RelatiOns, 13Z6
Grand Ave., Santa ADa, Ca.
92705; 325 N. Main, Santa
Ana, Ca. 92701: Luce Seot1
Payne, 2559 Santa A.oa. Co·
sta Mesa, Ca. 9Z627.
This business Is cooducted
by an loc1lvidual.
Signed: Lance S. Payne.
This statement waa ruect
wttb the county elerk of Or-
a,_e County Nov. 15, 1976.
POOUsh: Noy. 18, 25, Dec. z, 9, 1976, 1n the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -66761
MDVI ES AS IIAOE TO BE SHOWN I
-GRAND OPENING-
Wednesday -November 24th
we proudly present ...
Orson Welles' Masterpiece
.... IDformal -
-.... alt..-.. 2, tbe Commtuioa. b n.-
pec.Utt to dllcuss:
• KOLL CENTER NEW-
PORT • tbe de at Voa
Kumaa AYe. DOI'tb of tbe
Coldwell Buker Blde.
• COM.PUTERlZEO em-
.UI data.
• RULES of proeedure.
• PROJECT u.t hom tbe .. ..-.......... pro-
dlriot.a.
WILLIAM GERLACH OF
C.ll. DIES AT AGE 68
Fuaeral te"lces "r
WtWam Gerlach, 68, ofZUB
COitbteltal A-re., CoJta
Me~~., were held Mooday,
iD flrtt Cbrtltll.n Church,
CoJta Mesa, Yltb Putor
Gw)'DD Devey orftclattac. ln-
termeot was 1n Rote Hills
Memorlal Part. Wldttler,
wltll arraoc:ementa by Sell
Broadway Mortuary, Costa ......
Mr. Gerlach wu bom 1n
Kanas and bad ltvl!d In the
area ror 22 years. He 1JU
rice crud of IOOF Lodge
Z9, com Mesa, IDd was an
auto body repairman.
RETIRED CHAPLAIN
TO GIVE SERMON
Retired cbaplaln Charles
L. Burgreeo., DOW executive
aN.IItant to tbe EplJcopal
bbbop for the Am.ed
Forces, wUI be tbe guest
apeaker durin« 9 and 10:30
a.m. Hn'lcel thll Sunday
at Plymouth Congreptlooal
CbUreb, 3Z6Z Broad Street,
Newport Hel(hts, Mr. Bur~ ere• 11: eoordlDator for tbe
actlYttlet of the actin duty
E~llao cbaplliD.Ilnthe
Army, Naf'y, Marine Corps,
Air Foree and Vetenns Ad~
miiQtratloo all of'el' the
world.
EXPLORING RED SEA
IS HADASSAH TOPIC
TnYe1 aceocy owner Art
Trnen wt11 be guest
Jpel.ker at the Nov. Z2 meet~
inC of the Newport Harbor
ebapter of Hadaa•h. He wm
tell of the underwater el.-
plonttoa of the Red Sea,
and allow aUdrn of bJa re-
e...C trtp to Janel, Which
lDcluded a aklodlvtng u~
pedltloo oo the UDderwater
reef of the tamed Red Sea
waters.
Tbf! meettnr begins at 11 a.m. at the Newport Ver.
a11Jes clubhouH. Further
laformatloa 1a uallable by
c&l.UDg Julla Mateha at 673.
1403.
funds enllked
NB COUNCIL SETS
EXTRA MEETING
ne Dec lnshet' •1 lt'lc
set."le .... ~ * ... -.-. ..... -____ .... -c....,..-
ac:twel ......... Ba.r? ,... c..,_.,.,.._
...... a•a~s.lotllo-.._u .. c-. --... I...... toted lWei-
., .. try .. ....-...ft .....
., .. ? .... fa7,000 iD
tldd..., llads .,r a.
1N'tdce. ~ ~ • IDOft --no.--·--........
S1LVEll WDKll 111ft --111 no. aame time, lbe
awarded It t.t. ,_ a. 1'llr.. Boa.rd re)ected ue of tide--
... -of Mr. llld lin. laDdl '-II to dnelap Nortll
-F. ,..._ ol 91tl 8lu Beacll'"' tbe--
c.a.ay Clrda,. Rw4'••• of tfsller lllewport Bay. Tbe
Beldl, fllllloWIIrl: pWtkw elty of Newport and tbe
from u.s. Air Force -..-,. """"' ... tbal....., traloilll at WDllaJM .urtl, U a r.-of tbelloai--
ArtJ.. Be trW ..,.. fiJ die plDc a.t c1 tbe u~ Bay
T .JI T ... w1tb I ..U ol Eootopea.J Resen'e. The
t» Air TnJai:IC Com.-..! eoaatyotre.redearllertotan~
at WIIH•ftll. fU.a wife_ 1M beacb over to the city, ~. Ia no. _.,. of
Mr. ud Mrs. George Ryu _ _:_P..:U:.:Bo.:L:.;I..:Co...:.:N.::Oc.:T_:I.::C..:E'--
Of «n E .. ._ au L-.e_ ncnnous suru'ESS
Dofslllons. NAME STATEMENT
'HERE'S LIFE, U. S.'
CAMPAIGN IS HELC
c~ Bible Clll.reb, 190
H rd ... COlla Mea., .. b.klac put Ia the '•Here's
We, America" campaign,
Wbicb II DOW being be:ld
thr~ tile -ry. Tile
a.oct:a.ry cbolr Will pre-
MDl tbe muleal, '•I loYe
Amenea,•• bJ JobD Peter·
8011 aDd DoD W'Jrt:f.ell. at
uo p.m. lbU Saoday. a.u-
lar Ht'Ylces at tbe etareb
1ft Suoday ICbool at 9::30
a.m., monlnc wors:blp a.l:
10:45 a.m. Ud ef'eaing feJ.
lowsb..lp :at 6:30 p.m.
The folJoWI.Drg pera:JO 16
dolnc baJIDess as: C "Est
Boo, 2%2 Marine AYe., Bal-
boa lslaad 92662: SababatUn
Ot.onttr, ZZZ-1/! Mutne
AYe., B:al.bol l.sland, Cal.
92662.
ThU butoessi.J cooducted
by all lDdh1dual.
SigDI!!IIt: Sababa.tttnOzocaar.
This statement was rued
wUh tbe C0111rtJ clerk of Or-
tng"e Couoty NoY, 15, 19'7G.
Publl.stl: Nov. 18, ZS, Dec.
Z, 9, 19'76, ln tbe Newport.
HartJOT Ensign. F ~759
CDM CHAMBER WILL
NAME NEW SLATE
MIKE O'BRIEN TAKING Coi'OilJI del Mar's Cham-ber or Commerce directors HELM OF YACHT CLUB wm · meet Ieday, Nov. 18,
Commodore Michael at noon at the VUla Sweden
O'Brteo of the Lido Ia:le restaurant to nominate of-
Yaebt Club will tun onr !leers and c1irectors for the
the belm of tbe clli> to ill-com~ year. Irvine Co.
eomtnc Commodore Mel plmner OooaldCameronwUI
Gnu ·at tbe Dee. 4 c~~an&e be the luocbeon speaker.
or tbe W'ltcb dJnoer dance
at the Lldo e.b&bbouse..
Tbe ball cba1nnaD Is Mrs.
Walter G. Jacobs, assisled
by Richard Jleed, Jobtl A.
Rumafteld, Ralpb Rlebley,
Howard Able, Robert
Releller and WWJam L..
Palmer.
P U BLI C NOTICE (PG)
W De Cltr C-etl-. ---·-... $0..$0 rtht'mrt..,_ -'!
-no.~·-._ ... -......... tlloboacllfo<~Ud
'«0''.
.. rrisor 'llloaau Rllt7
UY• .ar tile bMdl. He aDd Ilia-... -ll._n Mayor ll11u Dos-tal._...,_.,..Uc
.. ot Nortb Star. a wu
at ltr. RUeJ"nrclac tbat the
-l"'lsors -cO North
Star from tbe list of ap-
-ed u ........ ----The -gets tlde-laacts income from the
opnatioo d Newport Duoes
county park, aniS sbte law
requtres that lbe money be
apem oo Newport ttdt>.lands
lmprof'emmts. Any mooey
not tpeDt goes to the state.
The supervisors c11d ap-
pnn'e flnaDelng possible
purchase of the prlvatt> boat
lauoebing nmp at DeAnu
Bayside-Marlna near the bay
bridle, and tumlng It into
a publlc f.aeWty.
Also approYed was a pro-
ject to sift tbe sand at New-
port Dunes, removlng sea
s.bells, tbus making the sand
smoother ror public use.
The county expects to col-
lect $971,983 from Newport
tl<lela.nds this year. and the
$U7 ,000 that wUI be unspent
here would go to the bay
bridge protect, if the state
approves the Idea.
1HEATI'E l
Mm@§
7:00 i' 9:50
lor ...... rt-City c .. c:U. A tPtCt&t lll8llllc
Ia acltedlled l:tr Dec. &, u:t
np1ar •ett'IC'Iwtllbe•ld
Doe. 11 111111 20.
no Doe. ' -w111 11oa1 aclul•elt' W'UI1 t.mM Co.
piMI lor tbe 900 re1Dl1Dlnc
aens ohaeut compuy land
Ia N....,rt. Tn..Mc pltMI._
a.f'OI:IDII Newport Ceete:r 1rl1.l
,. ~lal atteotlon.
BIRTH DEFECT TALKS
SET FOR THIS FRIDAY
lloq-w1ll COD-
duct an edl:leatiOQIJ SfftlP9S-
1vm on bl.rtb cSefect• a1 7
p.m. tbis Fdday, Not. 19.
as part or the 4tb atmual
March of Dimes ••week of
concern."
•••••••• --,,, ,., --
2nd f•ature
/Af #:. N IUHif ~O'i
Both Rated (PG)
SENlO R CITIZ!:fU'
SPECIAL Jl,I)O
THEATRE t
~""" :_. 1HE~ 6rl\. T
-· 'Ul.V 1.1:.1 'I
7:00 &! 9:00
Special Senior Citizen Price
BOX OFFI CF. OPE\· ,.o\·1 tl:H
FlCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT WO()IW AlLEN
The foJJowl.ag person is
doLDg bualaess as: Acme
PeriiCIIlnel Service, Z400
West Coast Htc:bway, New·
port B•eh, 9'ZI63: Dorta T.
Seibert, 13656-D Red HUI,
l'llltiD, Ca. 92680: Bruce
E. Seibert, same.
Tbla bu.slneJJls cooducted
by an llldlfldual.
Slped' lloru T, Sdbert.
Tll1a ttatemeot was flied
with tbe couaty clerk of Or.
qe Coauty Nov. 15, 1976.
Pla>lllh: NOY, 18, 25, Dee.
2, 9, 1976, 1D the Newport
Harbor Eulp. r .66762
PUBLIC N O T ICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe tollowtDc per.oo.s are
-basloHI • ., Deslp
Worts Co., 1961 Port Nel-
1011, N-rt Beaeb 9266CJ,
Judltb Doreen Anstnlltz,
1961 Port Nt1100, Newport
Beaeta. Ca. 9!&60; C)'Dthla
Lee Haes, • 17 800 Roberti
Rd., RlYenlcJe, CL 92504.
Tbis buiDelt ia CODdltcted
.,. • _... partAerllllp.
Slped! Jlldy Aubulb.
..
"THE FRONT"
---HARBOR TWII'I C INEMAS
HARBOR at Wll..SO;.i-COST1' MESA
fi~C-O'j:J
PLUS
''CARRIE "
{R) ALEX&-
THEGYPSY
JACK LEMMON
GENEVIEVE
BU.IOLO
IF YOU 'VE GOT A TASTE
FOR TERROR ...
TAKE CA Rr.l': 7 .• ';" lE PROM,
CL\RKGABLE
VMENLFJGH
CIN EMA C ENTER
HARBOR at AOAMS
C'OH A Ml::SA
"GONE WITH
THEWlN.n~·
~"i 't -4141
• • . .
• . . . . l·r===.::.::.:::,;,;;,;o,;,;:=.:..:.:.; .
Where anyttling
can happen ...
ano usually llOeS '
IOl
CITIZEN KANE
CENT AMBERSONS
OR. THOMPSON NAMED Tbta llatemG "u 1110<1
HOAGCHIEF OF STAFF "11" lho.-.,elerkofOr-uce eoaotr NoY. 15, 19'7e.
I IIIIVUUl MfU~ITICIIICOlOII' ·p Q n -
Horror Picture Show .. . -
WOODY ALLEN IN "SLEEPER" and "LOVE & DEATH"
Wertmuller's ''LOVE It A.NARCHY"'/''SEDUCTtON of W:talll"
'•MONTY PYTHON & THE HOLY GRAlL" &Dd "BEDAZZLED"'
Jotm Huston's "THE MISFITS" ASPHALT JUNGLE
Jack Nicholson-'•( MY LOVELY"
uDiamonds are
Your Portfolio's Best Friend!"
Dtamoad cutteu a.re &tnOGII tbt world's molt
stllled craftsmen. It lt tbtlr worlc tblt taru a
rlossy pebble 1Dto the moat brUUa.at of au rem•.
For Your Diamonds.
Call 540(,664
Ray Beaudry
• •
Master Diamond Cutter
D.CL
666 Baker Street, Casu Mesa
Dr. w. Gndy Tbotnp80fl
has bMD Dt.mect cbJef of
mil at lloq boopltal. He
Ia a ~P«:I&UIIt 1D ~ema.J
medlclDe with ofllces in
Newport Beach and taa been
OD 801('1 medlca.l staff for n,......
He rec.lYed h1.a ·mlltleal
doCroo from Talane Unt.
1'erdf'l ICI'IOOI of medldDe
1D 1115'1, -at Cbartty -lallowort .... ..., """"Ilia .....,..e, atVot. eru'e Admifti«ratioa Hoa·
plbJ. Ill Dlllu, Texas.
BOUTIQUE WILL HELP
WYQ.I.FFE TEACHER
PI,_ Clarcb wW bold
a Cllrlatmu boootlqut Solar-
diJ, Dtc. 4, f'l'om 10 a.m.
-4 p.m. lo rotao ._,.
ltr tM ctllrc:h'• ftJC.Wit
..... rJ c ...... co.....a, Ill Ptn taebiiiC
Amort<M 101-.r eblld--11--. Caryl -:::;..:·'J' Tat-.. Tnct ldlor, ... ._ _ ....
t1#1 I ....... Ala) ----·-Bal-..... ~-C..Birlilloll, llrs.
-loiiJCaoollr ... .,..,., -
Publllb: HoY. 18, '25, Dec.
2, 9, t r7e, t.a tht Newport
Hart>or Eulp, F -66760
P U BLI C NO TI CE
I
COSTA MESA
546-1102
:O.:ewporl <\ 19th. Cosl:l M~sa . G46-5025
Plus
----11.00, ANY~;.:~:::::--~
>-:.,<..~,' { "';{ ~~(, '• ---AREA --.... ·-...... """
"PRISONER
OF 2nd
AVENUE"
I
Mesa to study sign law
_,.~ :: = __, ..... -*a ..U Bl'td. Tbtllrm ... f?-1/1
••«•r tM COita.._.Cl-.,.,. lilelll .._., .. t.a ,~ 1._7 /In f..t ot .....
h 1"--n -II --·-_.-., •l aM 17 ,... :.~ ....... __, ..... _..,..., ...... ....,_ perfll1lt.cL
•---cca• at a .-., 11 r~r IIOit ..._ _. ·• 1111 • .._..,, "-· n , u...-. _.~ Cte11 ...._lilt.. Hany • ...,., YS~•-tn
•• ...._, atpt. _... ,...._ ., .at 'ftllt atGeot ot o. ~. •IJII•I_,
YleeMQtorlldiAt• ..... 1o Jill ..... • a.W'SJ bow ttei'JQM coOl lid
lllcl tlltln w.r-. dart~~ ella-diM tD ....... ldd..ut Newport Bl'td. llld 1'7Ut a.
e,....,.. l.a tile or"' ea, dMir. n., •II' t 1t. 11Gb but lt wu almNt a cue of
......... Ud till& It ... v. ~ ..... ,..... ••you ea.n•t cet tbere froe
totaJlJ aan..te. He aid M ..W. pha'tld 1w frwlra7 btre.'' He apl•lDed tMt
did IGt wut tD •JIIIIId tM J)I'Oftllku ot tM .... ordl-aout~ traf'llc 011 N.., • .aca propam, -...r. -.ce Widell woUd permit 1 port Bl'td. ea.n blro left •
Tbe eoaeu cte.ted a ftt-atca 81 f..tfdlll. 17tb St. but oo U-turo,....
I.Uot lor a 121 ...,.. I:IGt permltted, Trame ooce ca
8tp. !e lett tlo tap, IIMr-VIce MQor 11aJDmett 17th st. baa to truel OM
..Uy W.mt.t.d ud clolble piMded wUil tbt _.. n-bloek before beLDc able to
faced. lor AU Billa Motel, ~to aftltC:O.-turn bract . Trees block see.
U40 Newport Bmt. MQor en ac::ttoa oa tbe 8lp ordlll-LDc UJ stcn on 17tb st. lor
Dom RaciU cut tbe c.lJ 10 1DCe t>.lore CCUC u.d wttb DOI"tbboaod tn.tftc oo Ntw-
l'Ote lor ~ct.lal. UldertM t1te1r ....-ed llpl oa tbe port Bl'td,, be claJmed. m.
ordlalace tiM motel caUl bmlci"IC belt. flrm waats sips oa tbe nat.
Ollly bue a 1$ 8IIIUe bJt Tlbled to Dee. S wu tbe or Newport BIYd. side IDd
sip 7 feet Ia beApt ca ..ell 8lp ftl'laDce for tbe Real OG the east stde or tbe baUd-
a pole. Lee Webb, IDOtel EltMeft. 1700 Mewpad Loc.
CeDeral maucer, clatmtd
lfDfETED-YEAil~LD .. r 1 ---lttlleFift'er
Pot Sbap -SIMa Aa &--. ~ c..u .... tD .... ......,
foT a pia ... ml ...... l1 1 $piNIIt ,. tile llo1'11W"'l
Clllreb. Wate~W~c tbe ,_ Coa .._ la Elc»Jl
WrJCI!t. ..., cmMI!' of a. llbap. Baa Ia a Jllldlllt at Fal-len. .... (EMip ....... ) .
~ Rnport BlYd.
tnJilc ca U.. otber llde of
0.. froeeway-eo.-.. F r o r11 t t1 e Po I i c e B I ott e r WBA T'S NEW? --A Yl.., dowa-cout frWl U. Rewport
Pier, tat. abolllt 1901, sboW's people • tbe ~ Ia
•mbers to rtft1 uJtlllae ta tbe 19'70.. Tbe beada wu
tbe pll.ce to co oa a bot. •mmer botlday. 0.. u .....
That"s tbe Newport Beaeb cn.mmar 8CIIool at U. la.r
tett, wttb tbe nac oat 111 rra.t. a wu bdt aa 1 t05 ud
se"ed the ctlltriet UDW 191!, wbeD U became tM ,..._
port Bach Ctty Hall. Sorpe of tbe boas. Ill tb1s p(dlue
SALE SIDEWALK SALE
SATURDAY liD -AY , IOVEMIER 20 & 21
TENNIS SHOES
MEM'S PONY SHOES $5 95
SIZE 10-12, REG. 14.95 •
TENNIS RACKETS
NEWANDUSED $19.95
MAME BRANDS
MISCELLANEOUS
TENNIS ITEMS
40%
TENNIS BALlS
BAMCROFT -CAM OF 3 $1.99
SO%
60%
TENNIS WEAR
MEH'S I. WOMEN"S
UP TO •••••••••••..••••.• 60%off
~;HOP EARLY POR
~-/.,'c HRISTMAS/
SUN GLASSES HOW $4 95
CORNING PRICED TO Sl8 '
FREE NYLON STRINGING WITH PURCHASE
0 F ~y MEW RACQUET-
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LOS ANGELES
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
Newport Beach
3201 Newport Blvd. -across from City Hall • 675-4500
Of'B N IIOIL·tttUIRS. • N ...
Heed Otf~ Lot Angelet ~~ Sevtnga and loan ~don
Ont Wilshire. Lot Angeles gc)Q17 • Other oftte .. lhroughOul \he area
• SUNDAY, OCT. S1
Edward Armaod Puqaale,
Zl, ol4804RtYer, West New-
port; Larry DaYld Mula,.
Z7, aDd Douclas Gene SbeDe-
fteld, 19. both of 'h.sti.D,
wen cbarged wltb burglary
when police picked them up
at 1!:10 a.m. at 1550 Jam-
boree, Dear East Bluft •••
Ste•• Perez Teyecbe&, 27,
of &mnower Apartmeots.
Cotta Mesa. was arrested
at 1:40 p.m. at E. Balboa
I.Dd Wash1JI«too, Balboa. aDd
cba.rged witb rtvtoc false tn-
formatbl to a pollceman
• • • Richard Neal Mergen-
thaler, 21, of Aoabelm St.,
Costa Mesa, wu cha.rpd
wttb m.tsdemeuor dnmt
dr1Ylag at 1:55 a..m. at Mc-
Fadden and Court, Central
Newport • . • Larry Leroy
Stromberg, 1610 MiDOrca.,
Costa MeR, reported a tape
deck, brief case and camera.
n.lued at $557, stoleo from
his ear while it was 1D tbe
Marriott Hotel lot ln New-
port Center, between 4 p.m.
bled at $160, stot• from ld.s
unlocked truck wbtle lt wu
parked at 351 Rospltal Rd ••
near Hoag bospltal, from
8:30 a.m. until 3 p.m •••.
George Yardley, 1007 M.a-
rinet"S, Harbor Hlchlaods,
reported a $400 watch sto-
len from his locker at John
Wayne Tennls Club, 1711
Jai'OOoree, between 6 p.m.
Nov. 3 and 5 p.m. Nov. 4.
• THURSDAY, NOV. 4
Two lobby mirrors and 3
windows were reported bro-
ken In Part Newport aput-
ments durlDc the past 2
weeks, with total damaged
estimated at $165, apr-
ently by aomeooe th~
steel ball bearlDcs against
the glass • • • A luggage
set and a coat. n.lued at
$300, were stolen from a
sto.'"l(e room at the borne
of Joseph Domonic, 4144
Shor ecrest. sometime be-
tween 10 a.m. Nov. 4 and 3
p.m. Nov. 6 ••• Steven Bl-
tetti. 1955 Sherl.Dgtoo., Oak-
wood apartments. reported
Oct. 30 and 1 p.m. Oct. 31 $400 stoleo from a bedro;,m
• • • A $125 bicycle was dresser 1n h1s apartment.
stolen from t~ garage at sometime between 8 p.m.
Leooard Da.lgle s res idence. a.od 10 p m
320 Ca.taltna. Newport · •
Reigbts, between 12:10 a..m. • FRIDAY, NOV. 5
and 9 a.m. • • • James A. Toot M1n1chello, 19, of
Martin, 330 62od, Newport 316 Coral, Balboa lsl.a.Dd.
Sbores, reported an est1ma-and EUeea Theres Blll1oo,
ted $600 ~mage lble to bis 19, same address, were
trailered bQat wbeo some-cba.rged wttb sbopllfttnc
ooe app&r•Uy set flre to it wbell pollee anestld tbem at
with a tlrecracter Wbl..le It f'dbloo l.slaDd ••• AlltaUo
was parted at b:ls borne at Marte Fusco, Z'l, of 405 Ca-
9:45 p.m •••• Two watches na.l, Newport Sbores, was
and a gold pendant, n.lued cbarged with mlsdemeaoor
at $600, were takeD trom dnaok drtrtoc at 11:50 p.m.
tbe home of Ta.uno KolYisto, at Jamboree and Sa.ota Bar-
4350 Shorecrest. between ban, Newport Center •••
Doon and 4 p.m. David Leoo Van Foeken, Z'l,
of 130-1/2 45tb, West New-
• MONDAY, NOV. 1 port, was arrested at 1:40
Roman Lavern Beck Jr., a.m. 1n the 100 block alley
23, of 461 Santa Ana. New-between 42Dd and 43rd
port BeJgbts, was charged Streets. and charged with be-
with Intoxicated disorderly tng a peepJ.Dc Tom ••. Ste-
cooduct at Balboa and 20th, reo speakers and a blner,
Central Newport, at 3:10 a. nlued at $133, were sto-
m ••• Sea.o Michael Greene, len trom a classroom at
24, of 204 Adams, Balboa. Newport Harbor high school
was arrested at 10:30 p.m. bet.een 2:14 p.m. Nov. 5
ln tbe 300 block of Albarado. and 7:50 a.m. Nov. 8.
Balboa, 00 a peeptng Tom • SATURDAY, NOV. 6
cba.rged • · • A $500 movie Harold Gustav Pokorny. camera was stolen between June 1 aDd Nov. 1 from a 49, of 635 Baker. Costa Me-sa. was charged wtth l.Dto11-desk 1n tbe basketball eated disorderly conduct at coach's omce at Newport
Ba...._ b1 b hoot 2:50 a.m. at Newport and
tuuur g sc • • • Coast H Tho G CardeD Hall school, 1541 'flY. • .. mas re-
MODJ'OYia, West Side. re-rory Demko. 21. of 423Car-oatloll. Corooa del Mu, was
ported 4 flre utingulshers, cba.rged wttb m.tsdemeanor
nlued at $100 each. stolen diV.Dk drtYI.Dg a.t 1:50 a.m.
betweeo 11 p.m. Oct. 29 at 657 Bl)'slde, near Pro-
and 7 a.m. Nov. 1 • • . A to Potnt ""--•-
rt.abl TV set d 2 bottl mOG ry • • • uauw>
po e an es Ra.y Va.ode~ 19 of 306
of ll(Jiar, n.lued at $100• . Flower, Costa 'Me~ was
wen stolen from the bomeof charged with mod theft
Ellubeth Turek, 314 Coral, when poll~ arrested blm at
Balboa lslaDd, between 8 a. 5:30 p.m. at 99 Fair Dr.,
m. and 5 p.m. Costa Mesa • • • Ra.rold
• TUESDAY. NOV. 2 Reed, 37, of 2560 Newport,
Jeffrey PMer Boyer, 18. Costa Mesa, was charged
of 835 A.mtcos. tbe Bluffs. with ml8demeaoor dnaDk
wu booked at pollee head-drtt1Jic at 7 p.m. at Bab»
quarters a.t 10:10 a.m. on a a.od Uod. Ceatral Newport
burglary cba.rre .•• An es-• •• w.,_ Duryl Klrtbam.
Umated $100 damaee was !8, ot 104S·A Ml.sstOD, Cos-
doDe when awlDdownsbro-ta Maa., wu e~ wlt b
teo 1n Patricia Foust's car ml8demeulor dnlllk c1rll1Dg
wblle tt wu puked in trout at 11:05 p.m. oa Jamboree
of ber borne at 929 W, Bal-MU' Eutbbdr • • • Bruce
boa BIYd .. Balboa, at 9 a.m. llc:Cialr'a "77 RoDda motor-
• • • A eaDTas ca.r coYer and CJC.h wu *1• trpm a
''bra. •• ftlued at $111, were D_...,r•a carport at U52
ltol• from a ear beloDr1nc S'boreelut. .,meUme be-
to RaJpb BJppert, Zll Coltoa, tw .. DUdlalcbt IDd 7 p.m.
Newport Sbores, .rblle 1t wu • • • Tbree ttres, ftlued at
pubd at 16th IDd J.moe. $140, ,.,.. .eol• from Bet-
Newport ReiCbta, bttWMD & tJ Seaeda'• car Wblle lt
p.m. ud 8:30 p.m •••• Ella wu pullltd at ber borne
WurtD RtDSlee, 81, of 501-at U0 Kilp. CUJ! Haveo,
1/8 Ma.riiOJd. Corooa del btttrtM 4 p.m. NoY. 4 Ud
Mar, .,.. tat. to Hole--4 ,. .. "" •••
pttal at 9:!5 Lm. lor t.reat-• SUMDA.T, ROV. 7
mlllt ol ID)Irt.el aJ!el"t<11a --.rt ~ COUJD&. S2,
a tramc collillGD wttb • car otlltOS a&a.re.a. w..c New-
4m• bJ llaryLouiML~ port. wu ~ wttb ID-
S&, at Cout HWJ. DttrMar-todc:M'ICI dllorderiJ ~
tcold. Ill 101 Mel'.... Ctltral
• WE.ON'ESDAY, NOV. 3 R......C. It &:SO a.m ••••
Jaet A, Herrt.n. 11. ol Ylttla LM llonl-. U, ot
Ia r.t, COiba Mesa, wu llt ... CtMn.l "-"Port.
ellaJitd wtb pauns'oe ol ,. .,..,.. w1D mt..dll-••••-..poUcear,...... • 1 *-k drtt1lc at I
••t:sop.m.IIIS14Coral. La. 11 lillldl ud Cout
.... laiMd ••• AJui.Jopd a., .. _, ..... , br1dp
..... SJI..B BeriMJ'cS. C.. · · · A TY ~ eiGtJUI, ta...., nport'ICI a dat·.. ....._ ... aeMr ......... .
... ndlo Md tpltUp&. ·-YUMd Ill .... , ... ta.•
ue possibly sttU studtnc.
from the bome of Cn.I(Zal-
tosty, 445 SeconD. Corooa
del Mu, between 4:15p.m.
and 11:05 p.m. • •• George
Feltoo, 11 S..mmerwood, re-
ported jewelry. cub lDd Z
plstols. worth an estimated
$1,67 0 burgluized from h1s
home sometimebetweeo2:10
p.m. and 4.:10 p.m. by a
thief wbo got 1n through a
sltdlng glass door .•. Stereo
equipment n.lued at $400 was
taken from Dennis Me-
Carter's otftce at4500Cam-
pus, airport area. between
7:15 p.m. ~ov. 6 and 10:30
a.m. ~OY. 7 • • • A burglar
wbo pried open a sliding
glass door to get 1n took
drugs nlued at $500 trom
~ewport Pharmacy, 1501
Avoca6o, Newport Center.
between 9 p.m. Nov. 7 and
7:30 a.m. Nov. 8 ••• A
camera and accessories.
valued at $532, were stolen
from tbe borne of Daniel
Rogers, 15 WUdGoose, New-
port Crest, between 4 p.m.
Oct. 31 and 5 p.m. Nov. 7.
---, ···~ ; Dmt anb br t1)ankful bJitb us :
~ a bufftt of ~l)anksgibing ..:faboritts -
* Roul Tom Turk~}' • Gtbl~l Dr~um~ • Sa~ Dressing '
RUSSIAN PROGRAM
Odessa Bala.lalka.s, a
company of 6 stngers.
da.Dcers and musicians wbo
perform Russian and East-
ern European music, wt.ll
appear at 8 p.m. Dec. 1 ln
tbe OCC udttortu m.
f
l. Bo~ked Sugar Cured Ham • SiiuC~ Madne ~i
Ftl~t of Sol~ • u mo n Burur Sauc~
Roo~~t Baro n of !kef au JUS • Carv~d at th~ Buff~t t And alllhe Tr .. dttionaJ Trimmin~ 1)
f Thanksgtvtng .u lhe Newporter . . •
~. A wonderful semng lor .il btautiful ~y j
• Buffet served from noon to 7 p .m. •
t S6.95 per perso n • Chtldr~n S4.95 -
Th:·;;,.:::·~::~: :·;·~ J
t (j//~4 {_7?1//t •
~ .)01 )..-r .. ....-~ ... l'lll-.... t• ~
• _,_,...,, ......... ~-ll-1110 ~ .,..,.,,,.,,.,..,.,.,,..,..,
PIONEER BILL SEZ ...
DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
···LET'S GET STARTED NOW!
I belle•e the time has come for
our town to move ahead on re-
development of the downtowtl ana.
Here's wby: Uncertainty onr the
freeway. or any other workable
tratnc system, has kepC tbe al'ft
1:n Umbo for a number or years,
<11scoo.ng:1ng 1nYestmeot aDd tn-
Yltlng decay. fi makes coed ftnanclaJ
sense for tbt ctty to W'lllt U.t area
to be QPgn.ded. M.ore income from
sales taxes and tncreued property
values are 2 of tbe more obrious
beoeftts. Th1s woa.ld shift a blUer
share of our tues Into tblt area
and away from resldeotlal areas.
Now, tbt first step towud re-
development bas bMl t:akell. The
city bas orpniud a Redevelopment
Agency to plan a.od o•ersee tbe
wbole tbln.g. The next step Is oow
anllable to as: the Newport-Mesa
school district., faced wltb a ltwind-
Uog student populatioo and a re-
sulting surplus of cam.puse.s, W'Uits
to sell the old McNally school stte
at Newport and 19th. Tbe ooottnua-
Uoo school there would be housed
elsewhere. Tl-te mOGey received for
the property wl uld btlp tht schoOl
distrtct tlnanclally, aDd doa't forret:
the school district rets the bluest
sUce of those property tue.s you•re
payi.Qg. lt would reduce tbe ctlstrtct' s
operattnc expenses.
The property could be ewrelaped
as aftordable aputrMDt or CODdo-
mlnlum bou.siDC or as a commercJal
•enture. The oonsamer do11an tb1l
woald briJic tnao town WOilld belp
reontallie dowutown.. The property
would be back oo tbe tb rolla
brt.actoc tncome to the ctty aocs
scbool district, tutead of ac:tl.ac
u • dn.1D 00 tax dollars.
The school distrtct bas ttedded
to c1 Ye it.seU Z yean to d1Jpose
of the MeN ally site. Let,s ret ltuted
r1(bt now by lnrtttoc bids from de-
nlopers aDd 1nYestors. Till belt
way to flDd out W'ba.t aomethlllc la
wortb ts to put lD OG tbe market.
Tbe property bU a.ccess to flutlor
Blvd, IJld Newport BJyd. ft CUI be
developed and utlUMC! to tbe beDet1t
of all of us. Let's get oa wttb lt.
BW St. Clair
By tbe way, U ~ hlve aay n-
develCJI)Uic to 6o around yoar prop--
erty, I mow aome CUJS ..-bo do u-
oelleot work at reaiOIIable rata.
Tbey're my lObs, and 111 YOaeb
for tbem.. Call tbem at 646...46!1,
uJtime.
Bill St.Ciair Pioneer Barbers
2~ NEWPORT BLVD.-HEAR WllSOH -COSTA .. ESA
Pbooe~
Open Tues. Nooo ·w 7 p.m. Wed., Tt.ara •• Frl. -9:SO •w s~IO
S&t. -8:SO 'til S:OO uc ... No. S....a515 Ckaeed !Ia. • ...._
\\.airsty1Jng
~ just for
~ chtldr(Zn
S:OA APPT.
6AA-Oa38
-~ARBOR y.,w C'-Nnll-
on s-' Joequ\" ,h, .. Roe.l
just Sou~-~Arthur aw.
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
e PERSONAL 1 Time Z Times 3 Times
ZO words or Jess , , , 2.00 •... 3,50 .... 4.50
FLUTE ll PICCOL0les900S. 21 to 30 words., •.• 3,00, •.. 4,75 .•.• 6.00
Can come lo JOUr borne. 31 to 40 words ..... 4.00 .... 6.50 .••. 8.00
Teacblrlg an Ienis from Each word over 40 •.• 10 •.•.• IS .•... 20
Bach to Rock. Janice ~:~~~~~~~~~1~~~~~~~~~ Wolle. 675-3770• e FOR SALE
• HELP WANTED PRACTICAL WESTINGHO US E ZS ' chest ,,_
slres UTtng quarters at type freezer • used. Make HOUSEWTVES, SHUT -INS!
Phon e from your home.
$3 hour. 675-7196.
HELP WANTED for part-
time work, evenings ln
Newport Beacb area. Call
830-8392.
• ~S . OPPO RTUNI Tl ES
LEGAL BLACKJACK 4 Re-
volutioaary new video
game machine. Small ln-
vestment brings Iarre In-
come wtth bullt-tn tu
beoent.s. Excellent loca-
tions available. Call Mr.
White, area code213, 655-
0040, or wrtte Universal
Marketing Coocepts, 84Zl
Wllshlre Bh'd., Beverly
HUls, Calif. 90211.
o BEAUTY SALON
!l:o~ine '~
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy,
Corona del Mar
Phone 644-7 336
WI E. 17111 st., Coola ~~-
14&-7706 -114e-&S55
WE WELCOIIIE
LAYAWAYS
o DRY CLEANERS
DIMMITT
~~
F-qoolll}' drJ ci..UC
aD tMpnm ....
SELF SEJIVICE LAU!IDRY
.W----1
FrllldWo-ro
Jlto L COAST HWY., COM
,.M.ON(t 75t•HOI
the beach 1n exchange for offer. Call Wllittakers,
Ilght duties. Non-smoker. (714) 548-500?, ea.rly
Excellent local referen-mornings or after 5 p.m.
ces. 673-4083 (answertng
se.rv1cel Leue tel. no.
o SERVICES
HOUSE CLEANING, refer-
ences, reasonable, any
hoUrs . Call 642-133-4 or
642-7430,
o FLORIST
FLOWERS FOR
AL L OCCASIONS
DtMurl Tosh
I LUlU -;·r ,
PHONE: 646-4479
2438 Newport Blvd.
eo.uMeu
o HURIMC AIDS
HA L AEBISCHER
l
Proper Ftttmg AssUTed
3409 E. Coast Hw v
Corona del Mar
67~.:)833
• MARINf HARDWARE
~it
Cloth1llc -Nuttcal Gifts
Ma.rt.oe Hal'dwart
Open seveD days a week
to serYe you better
900 W. COAST KWY ., N,B,
PHONE: &45-1711
3011 N-.,orf81wd, Ne~l
ALPACA RUGS, )1st re-
turned from Peru. Beauti-
tul selection. Many de-
s igns and patterns. PhOne
837 -8232.
o HOUSES FOR RENT
HOUSE F'OR RENT: 3 bed-
rooms, 2 baths, 1 block
to ocean, turnis:bed or wt-
ft&rnisbed, yearly. Call
&42-1334.
o CARS FOit SALE
1966 PORSCHE, 911, new
engine, new brakes, new
tires, Konl " Webers, 5-
speed, cherry condition.
Metallic blue; · sld rack.
Phone 846-8857 .
o PLUMBING-HUTINC
Just Plumbing
& Heating
Water Heaters, Disposals,
Drains, Faucets, Copper
R•-plpes ...• Reasonable
prices ..• I>ay, night, or
week-ends!
JUST PLUIIIBING
Telephone: 642-4111
License No. W0948
MUSICAL FOR SALE
PRE-HOLIDAY SALE
Excelleat Ba1dwla Acro-
..,.le oploot pluo $ 11'75
Hammoad M-U12 Orpn,
W-1 cue .•.. $ 995
Yam&bl-pluo,_
reM&~ retum, ... '"" Uprtplliluoo
from. • • . • • • . $ 445
Baldw1a ''M'• 5'2'' lf"'lad,
bo&IIWIII axdU. $H'75
Yamallll J1Utt orpa. --n ... $10'75
Cboek '*' lay ... ftl plu
IDr Cb-dollfV7.
.W ....... Joel ID priG<
lllo.
SCl!IIWr 11U1K: CO.
~--1-'-"1
'110'7 "· ........ -... Brc 9 A.M. 1D I P.M.,
--Prt,, 5:JO • Ill.
Semi-finals
in flag play
Seml-flnal playoff games
are scheduled this Saturday
in Mariners Park for New-
port Beach Park and Recrea-
tion league fia g football
teams . Finals wUI be played
a week fro m Saturday.
Here ts Saturday's sched-
ul e.
The Bu ffalo Bobcats, who
eliminated the Channel
Bears 6-0. meet the Mar-
iners Strikers, 18-0 win-
ners over the Peninsula
Bombers, in a 9 a,m. game.
In the other •·c·• Division
(3rd grad!!!) semtflnal, the
Hetghts Rams, who drew a
bye last week, meet theCYC
Trojlns, 6-0 victors over
the Mariners Vikings, at I
p.m.
ln D1Yislon "CC'' (4th
grade), the Mariners Spin-
ners, who downed the Heights
Sailor s 6-0 Jut week., play
the Bufl'alo Trojans, 25-8
winners over the Irvine Ter-
race Dolphins, at 10 a.m.
1n a 10 a.m. g:~.me, the Mar-
iners Rams, Idle last week_
play the Buffalo HJIIs Co-
manches. who scalped the
Channel Bruins 24-6. The
winDer of that game comes
back at ooon to meet the
CYC Tornadoes, 38-0 con-
querors last week our the
Paolnsula Buckeyes.
1o DIYlstoo '•B" (5th
cnde), the Eastblufl' Pell-
cus, wbo beat tbe CYC
Colts 19-14., tackle the Bul-
fllo Vlldflcs. 14-0 Yiclors
onr tbe Mariners Gorlllas,
at 11 a.m.
Tbe other DtYlston ''8"
brt.cbt bu the Peninsula
Packers, who downed the
Chlrla.l 49era 24...0, maet-
IDC tbt UarlDers Clams,
ldlt 1Ut •••k. at 11 a.m.,
ud tho •IDDor 101bc ""IIIII
tbe CYC Stilha'ttQ, who
blattd tbt l"lDt Terrace
Smubtrs ZO..O, at 1 p.m.
Ofylatoo ''88" I Ctkm (5th
1no1t) 1riU pH tho Bt!lalo
Woto~ """ booll t1>o MartDtn ~ten 40-0,
ap1U1 tbl CYC Ramo, """
-rod ... Poollllala
In._..,.. 6-0. 111 uotblr
-1111 CYC Liplldlr Bob,I.Q-. ... rtllo
-~ .... -..
tlloo ..... -• .,., -1111 !-loll Vlldop U.Q, MtLm.
C.M. CROSS COUNTRY
FIIUSHE$ UHIEATEH
C..0. -. BIIJI lcllool'o er..--.....-.111 Wld'lfulect (7.0) dual reeet
-tn tile .... Collll '-TuoodaJwlll>IINI Y1o:01o7 ....-·eonna delMar.
Tbelflllt.lap, O.tap:at1~
JCitool Ia JA.C[J' ere. cec:.
..,., will-.. -IMil ~8)' wtdfl I t..
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El,.., ...
No way to go but up
Over the past 7 year.'>
Orange Coast College's
basebaU team has Jogged a
dismal 34 -98 record ln South
Coast Cooference play, but
first-year bead coach Mike
Mayne hopes to put a.n end
to all that.
Mayne, an ene rgetic-young
man of 30, Is a proven win-
ner. In 4 seasons as head
coach at Eisenhower high
school in Rialto, his Eagles
ran up a brilliant 85-19 rec-
ord for an .817 wtMing per-
centage. His teams won titles
and went to the CJF plar -
ofls 4 limes.
Despite his t remendoos
success at Eisenhower High ,
Mayne hasn't entererl tl1~
OCC picture with star s il1
his eyes . He realized what
he's up aga.lnst --the
toughest community college
baseball conference in the
nation,
· Mayne says the Pirates
will be vastly Improved in
1977. Last year the Burs
fin ished In the cellar with
a 2-16 record,
Two top sophomores are
bac k from last year's team
--fi rst baseman Dave Ron -
_Qulilo and his brothe r Joe,
a third sacker. The Bucs
also have a fine sophomorf'
In second baseman Rick Dos-
ta l, .a transfer fro m UC LA.
MIKE MAYNE
' Rick Woolard and Bob
Smit h, a pair or freshmen
from Fountain Valley High,
ha ve looked good in the OOt-
lield. a..:cordlng to Mayne.
Both were AII -CIF stars in
high school. DaryleSconlers
Is a fine-looking r!rst base-
man from Fontana Hig h. Glen
Rolle rtson, a sho rtstop from
Estanda High, has alsobl!!en
impressive.
The top two pitch~
prospects at the moment are
G :~ry Robertson, a lefthanr1er
from Estancia, and Hand-
some Roundtree, a right-
hander from Balsa Grande.
SPORTS ARENA PLANNED
A 12,500-seat sports
arena near Orange County
Airport Is the dream of
Atbletes ia Actloo, aCbrlst-
lan sports group head 4
quartered in Tustin. If the
dream comes tn.J e, the fa-
cility woold also hou se the
AlA staff, plus wrestling and
gymnastics teams t hat now
operate out of othe r head 4
quarters. Plans also Include
forming: a Christian athletic
club to be housed in the
arena.
Athletes tn Action Is an
arm ot Campus Crusade for
Christ. Last year, the AlA
basketball team won the na-
tional AA U championship.
Irvine Co. officials con-
firmed this week that Al A
has asked about buylng a
25-acre stte )1st oorth of
the San Diego fr~eway at
Jamboree. A aaUonwlde
fund-n.lslng campaicn would
aJm at the $15 mUUon
needed to buy the land and
develop the arena.
OCC RACQUETBALL
TOURNEY DEC. 4 -5
OCC will host the 4t h an-
nual CaHfomta outdoor 3-
waU slngles ra~etball
championships Dee. 4-5 on
OCC's 13 outdoor cou rts.
MIKE MAYNE TO TALK
F'trst-year Orange Coast
College baseball coach Mike
Mayne wUI be one of the
featured speakers at Jack
Stovall's all sports clinic
scheduled for Jan, 22-23 at
the Anaheim conventtoo cen-
ter.
CALL FOR RECORD SAVINGS
ON REMAINING 1976 MODELS .
STILL A BIG SELECTION
AT NEVER-AGAIN PRICES!
Faetory Air -Radio -RaUye Wheels
GUHD PRIX J
V8 ~automatic -air -pwr. Jtr.
-pwr. wind., seats -disc brkli -
Sl799,I~~~~M>-·-~---wn~~~~S~4~599 ~~~~~::':"~~;:~~~ + Ph&t Tu II
4 BUICK APOLLO 2 DR. '73 CHEV CAPRICE
VI -AatotnaUt -Power stttrtac
Air~ Sl899
PluTu 6Lk ...
'73 FORD MAVERICK 2Dr.
VI -F-17 air ----• ,_,._.. -S1999
I
~~~vlta-t~
673-8494
Farm Style Home & Income
OLD CORONA DEL MAR AREA
Roy
McCardle
LARGE LOTI RC2ltor
3 BEDROOMS, FAMILY ROOM,
2 CHERRY FIREPLACES,
UP -TO-DATE KITCHEN,
HARDWOOD [H ----· ALL VERY PRIVATE.
BRIGHT, AIRY STUDIO APARTMENT HE LPS PA Y THE BILLS.
(RENTED NOW)
RELIA8LE S£RVICI!
SINCE! 194J
ONLY $129,500
BeautifUl 3 Bedroom, Family-Room Lusk borne--
rlgbt by the park! Excelleot ••move-ln'' cooditioo.
Pleoty room for pool. Now only $112,500
LIDO ISLE
U roa're looldDg for somethlng cheerful, co.zy
a.od comfortable --then you s hoUld see this cute
doll boose situated on Lido Isle's qu1et east eod.
TLC 1s ot>Tlous from the momeot you pus
through the patio gate! U features a beamed ceU-
lng, raised fireplace 1n brick wall, 2 bedrooms
a.od 2 t.ths.
Call for appolDtment. $145,000.
Luxurious 4 BR. nome. 1' amlly rm. &
formal dining, with view toward
Harbor Island. Boat slip. $325.000
New -under construction, Contemp.
Cape Cod. Oak firs., 5 BR, 4'h Ba., 3
frplcs. Lndscpd. Boat slip. $375,000.
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
RENTALS
3 BR., 3 baths; cuaom. -=so/Mo.
3 BR., 3 ba., oeeeDfroat $1.200/Mo.
Q: ,. Ora1ge Coast Q:
.. Le-t lwf..l.-111 .....
.... I 144·GU
CHRIS HOPP F R
RE AL T OR
1810 Newport 81.
Costa Mesa
548-7729 ..........
DOWN TO THE SEA
SEE THIS SHIP-SHAPE
CAPTAIN 'S HOM~
TWO BEDROOMS PLUS DE N WITH PRIVATE
ENTRANCE.
WOOD-BURNING fiREPLACE, BEAMED CEIL-
ING, PATIO AND SHADE TREES ON LARGE LOT --
SPACE FOR YOUR RECREATIONAL YACHT.
l FINEST NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA. $87,000.
" .. ~ MARTIN '"-7313
~ REAL ESTATE
36 E. Q)AST HIGttWAY, CORONA nEL MAR
SITUATED ON TEN ACRES
SPAOOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
• Pri vate Pot;as • Fir.,laces
• POOLS • TENNIS COURTS
• Separate Fa~t~ily Sect;an
• Adjacent to Schools and playground
900 Seo Lone
MacArtb11r "~ar (oas t Hwv. clost> to Fasloi"" l sla"d
CORONA DEL MAR (714) 644-26 11
HOW CAN I DEFER MY GAIN ON MY
RESIDENCE, t F I SELL? SERVING
ASK US NEWPO RT B E ACH
SIN CE 1960
768-7878 anytime
•••••••••••••••••• MLI IAlEI IEPOIT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled
$376-1/2 MILLI<»>S in the first ten
months of 1Q76. THIS IS A 56.4 PER
CENT INCREASE OVER THE SAME
PERIOD OF 1Q75. 6,540 new listings
were proceued, of wbich 66 PER
CENT WERE SOLD. 65 per cent of
tbe aalea were eooperattve.
LUt your property wtth a Realtor • ••••••••••••••••••
PRIDE Of OWIIERSHIP ....
• • . . . . Is obvious, even u you approach this
eleg211t spUt-level dopier.. Archlteetnrally, Lt ap-
pears to be a single family oome. Tbe lower
unit has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and tbe upper bas
2 bedrooms, 2 baths --Both units hue an ex-
cellent OCEAN VIEW. Thereare 3 tndlvtdual ganges.
The property is located oo a corner In Corona
Highlands --with a price of only $14.5,000 •
You own the land --oot leasehold!
BIG CANYON CUSTOM
OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN
17 ROYAL ST. CEORCE
Spectacular 4,840 sq. tt., 4 bedroom home In
final stages of construction. Family room and
library overloold.ng gorgeous pool area and golf
course. wo story Uvlngroom with massive fireplace
and vtew loft. $385,000. Open house Sat .andSun. 1 to
5 p.m.
BLUFFS .. e WATER VIEW
Outstanding Bluffs TRL'4A plan with panonmic
Bay View. Three bedrooms. 2-l/2 baths. New ap-
pll.ances. Desirable end unit with Z patios. SUt,ooo.
Call 640-6161
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
'MIT POOL YET ALREADY !!
Un b<'auttful 3 bedroom chalet mtt
gorgt-ous pool in !'lt>wport Hetghts
Remodelt'd wit h new kat chen. baths.
tile counter tops and mirrored closets
All der best quality. by old world
craftsme n. at SllO.OOO. ya sure~
·u,_.I()UI: t1f)MI:S
REAl TORS', 675-6000
2443 East Coast H•ghwav. Corona del M~r
cJISO tn Meso Verd11. dt 546 5990
I IE::
110111 ILIIIS CD.
REDUCED ...
STUNNING 'Q PLAN'
Coodomlnium In the Bluffs. Music room entry,
S bedrooms, 2-1/2 ba.lhs. CoounatlOD pft and
fireplace. Gr tenbelt setting. Great floor plaD t»r
•terta.~.Dtnc. $99,500.
REALTORS
181 Dover. Drive, N.B.
**********'**** LchJJe Robers, Rultor
"'' & ODia lfitlla•IJ · a.-.. ... '"-2573 ..-• .-•• ********
CURT DOBH . ll8Al.TOa • ••a -•ua
14DO W~IT COAST HWY •• NEWPORT .EACM
SUPERLATIVE VIEW!
~ c .. , Cor011 HitW•*
Open Sat.& Sun. 1-5
This lovely oome is more tban a perfect back-
ground lor people wbo 1nsi.st oo tutdll UY11!1 -- •
IT HAS AN OCEAN VIEW TH.AT IS UNSURPASSED!
An ootstand1Dg resideoce, wttb l beat1JII prtnle
patios, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, extra lule fllmllJ
room and 2 fireplaces.
Reduced to $162,500
Ieee
hange your way of lifel
Citrus ... Pastures ... .fi$hing ... Scenery ....
I r .. "lO orrc~mr ~ltrus ranch with loa.ds of scenery,
pl'ls lakes for your own fishlng fun. plus troat
..wtthln walking dJstancf ---and golf course ne.aJt)y.
->lxty-three anrl one-nalf acres of well-lalown
t..ran<l of l'itrus. C7 -l 2 acres ofpasture.AlmostDeW
par kin~ house, 2 ofder ranch homes, etc.
Ar ea abounrts Ill recreational !acllities . Live In
a sn og-fr~. magnificent scenery, tensioo free
v.o;lr! of }'our ov.'Il;
C \\ "\I:.P WI LL TRADE FOR ORANGE COUNTY
Pf<CJPERTY.
CALL FOR FULL DETAILS!
IIIICIIIb I ivil!
-------.,.-------
DOVER SKORES
CUSTOM BEAUTY
Ercltlng rlew of bay, boab and city J4hts from
lhls tastefUlly decorated wood and stone bome wttb
spacious prtn.te rourtya.rd, pool, jacuut. dnmatic
garden Ught.lng and matnt.w~ce tree Jand~iDc
on large comer Jot. Features beaat1fUlly cnfted
buUt-lns, 2 fireplaces, beveled mirrors In d1DJ.DC
room • lalh and plaster plus quality thl'OIIglloat.
$215,000. MarJOrie Mahon, 644-6200. (P63l
ONE Of THOSE EXCfPTIOIS
A home In perfec t condition, beautl!ully appoloted
and )1st 5 yeus old. A bath for each bedroom
plus guest bath. Sunken bar In large famlly room
plus an~exqutstte formal d1n1Dg room. All this
plus a 11-siz.e billiard room with w. Electrtc
gates ln courtyard entry and full security syaem.
It's a BEAUTY. $229,500 fee. Jane Fruee, &U-
8235. (P64). -·· -----------~---------------
901 00 VE It OR., U~UH I 16~ SA,.. MIGUEL, 6«-6200
«SH CAMP US OR., 752·1«1•
:Jiu Bl.$
PRIME EARLY AIEl
FRONT ROW -BAY VIEW
3 Bdrms . 2 1 :! b a th e xec uti v e
townhome Totallv redecorated. new
plus h carpetm g: drape ra e~. \'in~l
nuor. freshly painted. Vacant. move·
tn re ad:v : q uirk possession . available
now
LIDO LANDMARK
Situated Oft 5,.., kits, this .... ~·
fen a l"'are oppcJI't.lmitJ for Iller or
inv~stor . 7 Bdrms. • 7 batt.,.
formal dini.D.I room • kits ~ SPift.
JIIO,OOO
I
•
Sl6ll UP TIME AT OCI -
'sa• a w .._.
pt$ 0 sO hats to oc: ......... -.....-ae-
...,.. lOr 11oo tm fall -·
!141-HS.
SI.Dce 1957
RAIIIJT iMWRAMCt
1•14 H.,.., Al•4 •• c.., ......
\&5 EM I ... illrllll: ..............
c:Maee ., ....... ]9 r.
aJd Dr.-'-.£. n , a IJCI--.......... ,, ..... _,,.,., .. ,, , ...... _..
Mdeo-Pt Clll-
•"41 nrr· .. ~... IJCI -"' 1111-
c.-.... rert'sts...r:
IIPIJ' bobllor Jble.-...r~ -or calltp --,... from tile Callanwla
Sllldeat Aid CommJJ .... -'
tDr Federal Bdk Edlllea· __ .....
(BEOGl !loG-...-...,
-oaly lor tho BEOG
Pnlp'&ID.
StDdeots wbo IJIPIY for tbe
Callfomia state sdlola.r-
-must submit tboiT scbolutlc aptit1lde tell
(SAT) SOOreti aad cad.-
deatlal ftaaDc:lal statemeats
from tbelr pa.n!llts to tbe
State Scbolaroldp Commls-
sioo by Dee, 4. stDdalts
1fbo bave DOt yet takell tbe
exam may meet tbe SAT
requlno:ment by reglsteriDg"
to take the test on or before
~:.;;::;::~;:~the Dec. 4 de•dJio.e,
Kitchen"
(-l.beywutte-myoecTet!o)
.• by
RatbHHbam
NOW AV AILABL£
AT YOUR FAVORITE BOOK STORE
COMMIE M<KIIBEM SAIO,
"'WOW, RUTHI HERE I
AM PLANNING MEALS,
SAVING TIME & MONEY ,
THANKS TO YOUR BOOK :·
MCIINDIAY thru THURSDAY SPECIALS
(Fri., Sat. & Sunday 'ti/6 P.M.)-Excluding Holidays
dinners include soup or sa!Jd, baked potato or rice
RED SNAPPER ................... 2.95
MAHI MAHI ..................... 3.45
GRILLED SEA BASS .......•...... 3.75
TOP SIRLOIN STEAK ............. 3 .95
NEW YORK STEAK ............... 4 .50
LOBSTER TAIL .................. 5.95
STEAK AND LOBSTER ............ 6 .45
LUNCHEON also served daily unt11 4 p.m.
16278 P•c•foc: Con!: Hwy • Huntont1on Bet. • 12 131 591 1321
3901 E. CoHt "'"'v • Coton• Dal M•• • 171 41 615--0900
9th Season
for Chorale
Tbe l.rviDe lluter Cbonle
opeu Us 9111 ~ at l:lO
p.m. friday aDd S.rdly,
Dec. 10 and u. wUtl 135
YOiees ud a 4Q....p(eee or.
ebestn ~ Cbrllf.
mu: mule.
Sipouoftd by tbe 0~
Coaaty C!»nl b ....... atim
tlle Chorlle wW perforO:
Baeb's Canbta, '•Giorta in
Esce!sis Deo,.. Holst's
'•CbrtJtma.s Day," v..po
Wlllllms' ··Faatasia oo
Cluistmu carots." Pee(.
ers• F"our old flemlsb
carols, Warlock's '•Tttree
Cantl&,., aDd '•Uany moods
of CtuUtmas•• by Sbaw-8......_
Tbe Cbonle wtll oow be
able to accommodate a
larger audjeoce by per.
formin( tn the s ana Ana
h1cb scbool auditorium. SZO
West WalDut.
JohD Alelallder will as-
sume tbe batoo for bls 5tb
~asoo as cooductor.
It's don't smoke day
... ? .... c.. 7
.. a z:oa , ••• ,, L ,' a s .. --a. Oiqr c.., .. ., .. •s lf1ca
C~lrt-~ .. Cl'W e r .... , • ....................
__,--tl •z•* .... ...., -·!n: tD .... • ,,, ... jilt ... _
IWt ., • a 11 -.tde ffl • -·-·--
...--z ttcen-._ ... ._.,..,ra
_. • pnr .... _.,.,
cnmn 1 le ttrl WID lliiiiP
I 9 I ...... tJtiCt to
t~rte•t<rtt-. _ ...... Co*-___ ... _
pla)'S .... _aft IOIIdoc ...,._.
cardl aft~W>ie to ttiietr em •
ploprn, pat1M1 iDd ttsi-
1Dn..llftrelted ~ are
a..tted to ean u.e , , '"'•'• or tbe eaoeer .odlt:J at ; .................. . 151-11100 ... flllt>er ...
·-.... -· eardo.
u.u: 01' IIOII1'IQUE nus wm be .1111 - -"' lk fele de lioel liiiMDe tDu belle • lid • Friday,
Dee. s. by tbe members f!l Clw:reb Ill 1-. Ca.ut of
Lotter Day -(llo..-) ol tbe eon-dol Mar &r..
Prooeecls from tbe ale of blDd en1llld 1te1111 wW. be
ued for tbe eblreb rellef IOCilty. Some of tile tt.n1
to br aa sale are sbowD ben (left tD rtcM) by Mrs.
Jar. ih(IMd of lntDe, boJdiDC presi!fi'QI Ud I QlOIII:
book,. Mrs. Boward MeCotm of 9a1bD-. l.a..J bel lin.
Georce Etstmaa of Con.~. del Mar, dUplaJiar 1 baod-elllb-..,.... (E ..... __ )
Water report tonight
Costa Mesa Water Com-
mittee t.s sebedtded to ~
eetn tbe Ralph Anderseo re-
port GD alteraatl'res rtp.t-
dlng tbe delinry at water
Nntee irl tlae area at a mee-
tlllc scbedllled ror too1gbt.
NOY. 18, Robert K. 0ucPn.
Cost:t Mea a.s.sbtaot city
dlstrtd wUII tbe etty woUII
cost tupayen: aearlyJ ttdrd
of a mlllloa dollars more
tba.a at prtl I 1
A. L. Plaekley, rice~
sident of tile ....ter dllttlct.
charged earlier tbe diY wu
after the wortillc apaa.t ol
the water cta.trtct to ue to
meet Its earreDt ....,._.., maaacer, aaJ~GU;US, C C A leacttJJ. YOlamtnous re-Tbe otta Mea tty
port 11 erpected. A brief-CouncU bU .cbedliled altu-
lllc memorudu.m was sub· dy seuloll for ! p.m. lloo-
mJtted J.a.st Sept. 2 a.nd ni!ed day, NOY, 12. lD the etty laU
49 paces. 'Jbe water com. 5tb noor eoofeneee room to
mtttee iJ upected to study consider bad&eUac metbods,
tile report aDd make a pro-wltb a speDdlD( moretbaDu
posaJ to the Costa Mesa Cl-income problem.
ty Councll. '-fr. Aodet"HHl iD bt.s ear-
--·-·a-a~
M IEEI111E .liE 51-YMilE
SEVEN-FOOT
COLOR TELEVISION!
THE ADVENT VJDEOJEAM•• COLOR TELEVISION SET
~crThat'athecmlywaytocl-=ribeAdft!lt'•VideoBeam.T•
calor TV.._ It receiTM TV programau any Mt doea, but pojec:U
Jte Yl9id colOI" picture ODto A 1-foott IVMD.. Juat imaqiDe footb&U.
...,-. aDd all your faYOdte programa 011 a ilc::tMB ten timee the
Ilia of uy other eet'L Come in today for a demonatratioo. We
~--it will be m experieuce-one you'll want to have at
A sariDg or $364,926 a Her meetlais with the water
yen eoWd be effected u tbe committee aid bl.l ttady of
PARK YOUR KIDS etiJ loot .... ooeraUnc lhe lbe eouol--ml(lt
WHILE YOU SHOP Coaa Mea Coomty Waler result Ill I .......... lhol lhe
District, carreDtly serrtDc water dlstrtct rematD bade-
.. Rll DOIISlUTIOII
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY· 10 •• 9
SUNDAY 12,. S Christmas s!loppi.D( par-tbe area. a report U mltted pend eat.
ents may make t.rr'IJICe-last AprU 19 elalmed, com-Mr. Blgpn predicted at
meats to brtJJg tbe1t pre. InC from Mr. INgp.n. Tbe , tbe Ctty Connell meettac
sebool cbUdrert ,(3-5 J'l'S.) Water ot.trlct claimed ttJat Mooday algtlt tbat a loag
to tbe City of CoD M.-a. CCID*)UdatJoa of tbe water struggle woald be made by
pre-ldodergartea facWty ---::c-::,-:-:--:-:::::c-::-::--the water dJJitrld lf tt.e etty
Dec. 13-17, Hours wUJ. be P U BLIC NO T ICE attemptedtotake~er.
VIDEO PLUS, INC.
2116 L COAST HWY.-I. PTor w-··1
coaOMA .. MAll • 640 IOU
10 to lll.lOElo and from DOOO
to 2 p.m. Tbe ebarp ..W.
be S1 per MS1!Im aDd JIIU"·
eots may stga tblb-JOIIIIC-
ster to both sesstoas by
ealllog 556-5300.
19TH CENTURY U. S.
SHOWN IN EXHIBIT
··An Amerlcaa album,'' a
Library of Coagresa travel-
log ezblbtt, WWbeoodlsJ>I,ty
Nov. Zl thi"'U(b Dec. 16 in
the Orange Coast Collece
Ubrary. Tbe utdbU tates
a look at Ute to 19tb.eeotury
America through lltm-
gn.phlc Prints, po.ten.
sheet mustc covers. pboto.
graphs, tobaeeo labels,
broadsldes, a..od actnruae-
meots.
S-37031
FlCTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME -STATEKEli.'T
Tbe l)llowtbg persons are
fJotaB: bui1D"' u : BtRtld-
VerDOD Auocfates, 11651
Vee Kumao A.-eoue, lrYtae,
CalUonda 92715: BeDeflcLaJ
Standa.nl Properties, Inc.,
a C alUonla corpon..tloll,
3700 Wlltblre Boulen.rd,
Los Aoceles, Call.tornll
90010; Leoaa.rd Vernc:ll aod
A-.eiates, a partnersh.lp,
1888 Ceatury ParkEut. Los
AD(eles, Caltt:lrnta 90067 ,
This business ls conducted
by a general partnership.
CotpOntion Name: Bene-
fieb.l Staodard Properties,
Ine., Dale Madoff, Assts:L
Secretary.
CA .LL THE CHIEF
If you -k your ear Ill my s-rklng Jot and It gets towed away, please don't call
me. The guy you want to talk to Is the Chief of Pollee. I'll give you his number.
You see, the eblef baa cleelded that bls omcers can no longer put tickets on cars
illegally parked In commercial parking spaces. He says they don't have enough
people to spend all !bat time ticketing these cars. Heck, U they would spend a few
mlllltes on a Suaday Ill my Jot, they'd write enough $15 tickets to hire an extra
otflcer.
I doD't like to see a mu•s car towed away, but the chief gives me no choice.
When a guy drives onto my Jot, and uses very abusive language to the young lady
who tells him he's not -sed to park there, 1 would like to he able to bave him
ticketed. But, I can't.
Newport Tire Center
Tbts Jtatemeat was rued
•Utt the county clerk or Or-
qe COUDty Nov. a, 1976.
Ptlbllsll: NoY. 18, 25, Dee. z, 9, 19'76, lD the Newport
Harbor Eutgn. F ~6213
In the rotan hollll•s, ,.. doll'! lllte to get people mad at you by having their cars
towed away. But, look at my problem: the city says I bave to provide offstreet
parldDc lor my customers. In order to keep !bat parking open, I have to try .to k-
otber ~· off the Jot. If tile pollee can't give tickets, tho only other alternative
Is tbe tow truck. So, pi-doll'! tell my parking lot lady to "gu to heU.'' She's
just trylac to do her )Db. s--UPER SERVICE
"""-""""" c. "" I i4&11one llofll ~nwlt Aotort
$54~:~~~~~
PUBL I C N O TICE
S-3703Z
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doJ.QC busiDess as: Wllllam
Lyoa. 4r Auoet.ates, 366 San
M.lpel Rc.d,9a.1teZ01, New-
port Beaeb, CA 92660: WU-
Uam L)'OCl. 9!9 VIa Udo
Scad, Newport BeaetJ. CA·
9UU; Peter M. Oetts, 444
Isabella Ternee, Corooa
del Mar, CA 9Z6Z5; Dlek J.
R.IPdl.ll, 4575 AbbeypteCt.,
S• JoN, CA 95118; James
E. McNaman, 11602 Candy
L ... , GardeD Grove. CA
t2640; WlllJam Lyon. a.s
Tnstee of the Oebs Child-
,..., lrre9ocable Trust for
1M a..nt ot Krtsteo Rey-
•ld Oeho, 9Z9 VIa Lido
-. Nowpolt Beach. CA
tlea; WWiam Lyon, u
T-.. ol tbe Oehs Child· '
,_., lrN:focable Trust tor
tM BIMftt of Vlelorta GaJl 0<... 1119 VIa Lido Sooc1,
lf4wpwt Baeb, CA m&J;
Wllllaal LJOQ, u Truatee
of tile Ocbl Clilldreu's lr-
n'I'OCible Trait for tbe
B..at ot Sarah Joyce Ocbl,
tz9 VI& Lido Sold, Newport
JlooQ, CA -1: WDUam L-u T-o1 the Alii.
pii0<-.1...-IoT ....
dltld ..,... n. trrs, ttt
Yla 1-* -. Newport
B•cii,CA-.
1'1111 ....... " COidlctlld 1IJ I ,_ ..-l'llllp .
.._ WW.m Lroo,
a-.IPaatw.
'1'111 PI ..... flhd
...... _,tlm!IIOr-
-c-. ...... '· lrll. -Roo. U,I5.Doe,
I, I, 11'1'1, 111 tbte Newport
Baltlor Eutp. F-HZ14
A couple of Slmdays aco, a pollceman bad to stand around my Jot an awfully long
time nlt!Dg for tbe low' tract to come. Ill that time, he could have ticketed every
car aDd PI 011 to other tblncB. lt's a Shame to WA:5le a pollcernan's time llkl
that. By the time !be IDW Inlet came, most of the cars to be towed bad gone. Only
Z were towed. Wu It .-Ily worth the trouble?
The way oar taus Mlp piJII ap, ,.. 'd think the city administration would be
mooey -<0118Ctaus --ell to r..ua. !bat a lot of locome Is being lost by not ticketing
tbese cars. l'n "-llold u.t '"' of these ticket& are collectable. The city should
ll., raU&e tbll tbe bat •• commall!ty needs to prosper U the city Is to Pt:Osper.
Y ot, !be city s-ta up a lip forlllddjDg motorists to turn left off of Balboa Blvd. Into
tbl -·-dlar!ct. Well, l'ft -llld II wttb tbl8 crowd. If the city Is serious about wanting to
correct !be tralllc IDCI putolllc -. let's get on with lt. Let's buy oome property
Ill tbe Ceatnl lie...,! lr stun .u.trtct IDCI put In .,me meters. The end of 32nd
st. Is lUll -II( t11er1, • •oC, 'ftlt1Dr to be usee!. 9r, they can have the lot that I
now lllllre with tile art =r ••, ll'o put up or shot up 'tlme.
ADd ....., we pt tbe •m1trra1D, let's cet the money for the clty,IJisteadofleavlng
It Ill tbe ..-. lor • ...., ., a tblef with a key can rob us blind. We just had 158
: meten NllkL Wbere wu tbe blc bird Ill the sk)l?
· I ~~ tbe 'llee 1M -lor tbla town to gat ltaeU a new pollee chief. If the
'oae ft ••• caa't do be )It, t.t'al't()lace him. I'm wUt!Dg 1o start the ball rolling.
Aay otller lla111De11ma ·1 II 1&111!
M.nlltle, U ,.. -0111 of one of those bars late at night and lind your car
, ml ..... bm my Jot. ,._'1 wake me up. Check with tbt chlof. He's got your car.
AI Forglt
IIOOIIDOGGLE OF Til li'EElt: Tbt $2,500 the city loll out of those parking
·meten aiiDIIltl bt dill trod hiD tbe I*Y or tbe Chief of Pollee. • • • • • • • • • •
Wllol famll7 ud trt•tl Alp by JOUr place for the holidays, what will IIley see?
A. trellll -'of ColaoTr hllll ._. Dd there would r..Uylmpreu tlleml
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l'tTH YE AR, MO. 1.t
R. LYNN LIVINGSTON of
Vllla Park has been elef"ted
president of Cochrane Chase
& Company, 660 Newport
Center, advertising, publir
r elations and marketing
firm. The flrrn 's founder,
Cocllrane Chase, who ser-
ved as both t·halrman of the
board and prec;lt1ent, wUI
continue as r ha1rman of the
board and ~'hiP(Pxecutlveof
ficer. Mr Ll vmgston was
pr evious!; exe<.utlve vice-
president or the company and
general mana~ter of the ad-
vertising :~.;enq division. He
will m:~mtaln Ill(: latt£o r f\Jn~
tlon in addition to h1s new
role.
SECOMO SECTI OM THURSDAY, HO V. 18 , 1976
JOe
COSTA
MESA
OPPICI: (J)IOMA DEL MAlt. CALIF.
Cut bond total, Realtors urge
Is Ne~rt·s proposed $7 ferred the proposal, marie by
million park and opeo space Councllman Paul Ryc)coff, to
bood Issue doomed to re-tbe PBR Commission. The
}ectloo by voters next March Couocll could still decide
8? The Newport Harbor-to split the ballot.
Costa Mesa Board of Although the Realty Board
Realtors thinks It may be, letter doesn't llst the sites
unless tbe price tag is cut. it suggests shou ld be cut
from the bond list, t!M! most
eXI)ellstve and controversial
sites are 8 .acres or the old
Castaways property, ap-
praised at $1.7 mUUon, and
$870,000 tor the southeast
corner of Bayside and Mar-
lne at the entrance to Bal-
The bond Issue wUl ask
voter approval for buying 9
vacant sites and developing
7. Approval by two-thirds
of the voters is needed to
Paramedic show at Hoag
pass the Issue.
The Realty Board letter
suggests that the property
List be '•purged of the mor e
expensive controversial
projects, so that moreprac-
tlcal ones will have a chance
of wlnnlng voter approval."
The letter, signed by board
president Helane Joy, puts
the realty group on record
in favor of t he bond Issue
IF the cost is pared and
If ''r ea sonable lnterest rates
can be obtained'' in the mu-
nicipal bond market.
Last week, t he city Parks,
Beaches and Recreation
Commi ssion turned down a
proposal that the bond ballot
be spilt Into 2 separate is-
sues: onP vote for buying
vacant property, andanother
tor development of parks.
The City Council had re-
A community health pro-
gram featuring paramedics
wUl be held at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Der . 8, in the
conference center at Haag
hospital.
The general publlc is in-
vited to attend the progrant,
whlch wUI Include an aurlio-
vlsual presentation anl1 lec-
ture on the role of the para-
medics in the com munity.
Also, the role Hoa~ hospital
plays as one of 6 OrangP
County base station hospitals
coordinating acUvltiPs of
paramedic units, and
specific advice on what
should be done If a ~'risl5
ocrurs L1 a [a1111ly and titer£"
Is a need for one or th
3 based paramedil units.
Reservations maybe made
by calling the hospital's ed -
ucation department before
Nov. 26, at 645-8600.
SUPERIOR WIDENING
PART OF C.M. PLAN
Widening o! Super ior Ave.
between 17th St. and the
south city Umits with New-
port Bearh, south ot 16th
St., is in ronformity with
tht-city's general plan, ac-
cording to a resolution
adopte-1 by the Costa Mesa
C lty Planning Commission
last .,.,.e-ek.
DANCERS IN CONCERT
boa Island. Also, )2 :nHiion
tor the hi•Jffs soutt, of the
Versailles ap .. rtn,Pnls.
Other Sllf's ~roposp.rJ lit' Jude
part of thP P E. rl.J•t -of-
way along roa<;( H.v,. 1n
West ~t'IIIJ)Ort, .. tenrus en-
ter site ln th~' l:i01rK Ba\,
enla~err.Pnl of Eilstblulf and
San Joaquin Iiiiis pa rks aNl
a propos{'(l tot pl:n-lot ln
Cameo Htg1.l.t ,t1s.
MAJOR JAZZ GROUPS
SI GNE D FOR FE STIV AL
Tit€' 11 IllS! i ... ~rt-
ment ha~ c;I~:.P-13 • a Y.lr }cltl
grour1!'-to •PPf-Jt •t tiP ••:
annual ''f" JlZZ "'' ,,. 1 l·
feS(I\3} ~ I p !tl}"! rot \" 'I I
24 -2r 111 tl .... .stl htnnu n .
~l11n~ wil l app ... ar \!Jt
24; tt ... fharl Jonf·c;-\1 ~I I .. ,. -
Is , roup \ht•' !-; ~.•>~ I~ill
Walt row rt• tt .... '.~a 11 .1ttan
. wu.mr .. f..·'•J • -.·,11 :r1s ... th•
fe<=I 'V.;I \t•;r •!, :?f 'dl 11-
rt-rts t • I t • r>.'' ., ifi 1
tl·~.t · ··.:J ·~rn~!H:·L
OPERA DUE AT OCC
GAILY nECORATED r • r tc;t I a ... r•ft 1.t)x .. s Will rorr ttt'
erat~>rpt~ es for It,~: t nstn as tr~~ r:m ·t to be htver
li) 'as t.-etnas Aux.illar ' of tt1 .. ,..s-1~1anr .. I eavu~' of
P~>'JlOrt bP? • :>r, Sunda\, • .... -. t lte \P""?Qrt Sh~>ntor.
Hot .. J. JP£t111;; all tiP<"! up 10 !'!l '"->"::. ;.nd boxP~ c~r<, I<>ft
to rl~ltt, ~t rs r r~ !:i ~ ol tl,.r'<~r \"!pw Htll<:, h.au.aar
of tat IP '"'"'orations, !l.'rs. 'oL"-rt I ''I o• lr-Jno 1 Prnt "'•
ltospi talll} rl31r r-,ar •. an1 \'rs. it-:!-\:. ,\''lls!tofGrarlvtlle,
Jo hO 1' ~t.al rrr,ar or lr Vlt.liiOn<., ;.Coi~ j•r• r:~· • <;, Tt P Ororut
1£-'1n '•i!:'l s,..tool Madrlral Stn ·Pr s, t1i r " tf-1~ t} \• r s.
Alllta ParntPr, \•UI prPSf'~tl r • riS'' ~" , USl aft 1-r !I f:o
I ~"'H• I Yrs. Horr an :lor 'T'f'"' ·" •.:~t:m:~n of tt e Len£-!H.
Ott Prs on t' e ··orr r.nn ... ( ·p \1ro pc. '. Rvt Prt I awc;o11,
r.. ... nnet ::.arupson. Hot ... 11 Kr .... • h·r, St<~l•l€'\ '>lalla, T ,..
>A 2l<:t•, •.;.,11 W1Iharr·s ~' • !\, J lld' o~n. 'Enslt'll phot•
AERONUTRON IC TO CHANG E NAME
J.'l I I ·I q, '' .. H '1.).1
pot t tl ,: • , sut ... 11• • ·\ .,~
f vr: \lotvr ). 1-a~ •• ~
'•aiiL~ it5 n ·,.,. 1 • r'
-\<-ro<;~a " :\ :)rr: J!11 a
ti'JO' r urpora•tor., •·H~ 'II.
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'Jf~ 1!-r ,. 5;td • S\ c:t .. • ,
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TI"\DD PROMOTED
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4 Ill 4 o -u
• CD
~lfD --4-· a-c
\' \P. '• • I~ \~EIMBFRG has
I'll''""~ r ... ~al~s sta.fi of the
n· .n.. h Ju"t r i.al ( omplex
'! ac; n arketml' I'OOrdlna-
25 YR . A WARDS GIVEN
Program partlctpants ""'ill
Include Linda Baldwin, OIO-
blle intensive carP nurse,
Hoag's para medic coordm-
ator; Don Jones, paraml>fil ,
Newport Beach flre 11epart-
ment ; :-:urse V1ck1 C'Iear},
Dr. Jpel Manr hesl t>r, ·ar-
dl ologlst, and Dr. Mtr hael
Bear, Inter nist .
The Kathr yn Posin Dance
Company of ~ew York City
-''lll be presented ln r oncert
at 8:30 p.m. SC!turda}, !liov.
21.1, in the Or ange Coast Col-
l ege auottortum. Ticketsare
one sale for S3 ltl the OCC
Stud e-nt Rookstor e.
A free l~cture-den.on
stratlon by the com~ny will
t.Jp hell1 at 8:30 p.m. Thurs-
da~. ~ov. 18, 10. the audi-
torium.
r.r r•o:, Fn .. PPm,· IJJ<-r>
c( . ptn~ .L'!Iipr••s ... nl t.n.:Jc-
t·ert 1•J' r ('f 1Ul k S .JI• I 1,
' H~r '"'l awl I r .:.• .. , ' 11 •
p .I' . • ·~ . J. 11 II I I• -l"
Ul t.,~> ( J( r ~J iltvr!~'l .••
prol•J uon '"' Jn,..,.r ••' "I·
rertton r>! ~ c .o d l 1'-
strur tor rolf' H.,,..rr. t.
TlC'J..t'<S l l )!,-,I .H... ..H!-
able t'} r.tall 01 Jpr.
• ·, •, ~ 1 ~11 11 pr~pa ration and
I "T ;Ji~· Pntatlor or idVerUS-
"' '•r"-· t 'Toall 'pal.gns
1n ~ ._ alizH! aud!O-\'isual
; r<><:w')Tations. c::r p is a
• .. , • ,J •r !3u;l-era1u .. te
.! •ztls.~ Pa fi ol! .. ;;teand
• '" IO lhf' !1 ::-froiT ~'P -
p c;pltal \:e.11,.al
·: t~~ )~ • ')DC Br·a ,.·tHe
Nine pt>rsons havp re-
ceive-c1 CUStOIIl-UlSrrlbed
plaques com rnprnorating
t heir 2:-i yPars of servke
to the Coast c orumu•llt) Col-
lege Dtstrk t.
The tn1ste~s, at th~>lf 'loov.
10 meeting, ret'oo:-niz('d the
following in<Uvlrtuals 1t 1)("(.:
Fran t\lb~>rs, supPrlntE>nci-
ent of maint enance.
Do roth}' Dallas, lnst ructor
in business edu,.atlon.
Audrey Deardorff, ac-
counting supervlc;or.
Miles ~aton, chairman of
the social sciences division.
Th!"lroa Hnwoot1, PX~cu -
tlve secretar y to the chan-
l'ellor.
Charles Lewis, chair man
or the math and science di-
vision.
Wendell Pickens, chair-
man of t he physical educa-
tion and health division.
Ray Rosso, Instructor in
physical education and
OCC"s first football coach.
El mo Sha ver, instructor
in languages.
A second group, unable
to attend the presentation,
will receive their plaques
at the :-iov. 24 board meet-
in'!.
WE TIP sets fund raiser
The WE TfP antl-drug or-
ganizatlon .3nnounr ed plans
this week for a fun11-ralsin~
show next Mar rll at Or ange
County Fair grounds In Cos-
ta Mesa. WE TIP (We Turn
In Pu shers) Is a C'allfornla
non-profit co-rpora tlon' which
makes It possible for lnfor -
C APT. WI LLI AM M. HUT -
T ON, son of retired U.S.
Marine Corps Lt. and Mrs.
John W. Hutton or 182 l Port
Westbourne Pl., Harbor
View Homes, has graduated
from the T -37 instructor
pilot course at Randolph
AFB, Texas. He is being
assigned to Sheppard AFB,
Texas, for duty with a unit
of the Air Training Com-
mand. He Is a 1966 gradu-
ate or Tustin hi gh school
and received a B.S. degree
ln business management in
1971 from Caltforola State
Polytechnic University.
OAY CARE CENTER
PERMIT IS OKAYED
The Girls ClubGr aceCot-
tage, 2032 Or ange Ave., Co-
sta Mesa. wW become a day
care center for t he As-
sistance League or Newport
Beach under a conditional
use permit approved by tbe
Co8ta Mesa City P~
CommlsaJoo last week.
A mu:lmum or 48 chlld-
r.:~ will be able to use the
facWty for workin& mothers.
It wUl be opeo trom 6 a.m.
antU 6:SO p.m. Tbe As-
ltstaDct Leacu• has been opentllal a day care center
ln a nearby chUrch. wbtch
lt bat ocatctown. omctala
of tiM lf'OIIP e.xplalned.
Tbt Costa Mesa City
CcuDcU wlll ooostdertheuse
JMti'1DJt Dee. 6.
I
mers to anonymously call
in lnfonuatlon on suspected
drug pusher s. The group
dai111s to have aided ln the
convH'tion of 714 pusher s
of ha rd narcotics and the
confiscation of $18 mUlioo
in har d drugs, pl us recovery
of more than $80,000 in sto-
len proper ty.
The March 13 show at the
Fllrg-rounds will feature
Hollywood and Las Vegas
'·name" stars, who are now
being lined up, accorcting to
Rou de Gravelles, local
spokesman for WE TIP.
Funds raised wUJ help
publicize the program, pay
its small full-time staff, and
t help recruit volunt eer s to
answer phones. Tickets at
$8 per famtly will be sold
for the show.
Orange County Sher iU
Br ad Gates, one of WE TIP's
top booster s, noted recently
that Southern California is
fast becoming the center or
the nation's drug Import
traffic.
The Newport Harbor Ex-
change Club is a local spon-
sor e o! WE TIP efforts.
COMMERCI AL ZONING
FOR IRVI NE BLOCK
Approval of limited com-
mercial zoning for a blcx:k
of Irvine Co. land west of
the Orange County Airport
was granted by the Costa
Mesa Planning Commission
last week.
The land Is bounded by the
a.lrport on the east, Red
HUI Ave., Baker St. and
Paulartno Ave, A total of
28 acres ls Included and
was divided Into Cl com-
mercial and MP Industrial.
The new CP zoning per mits
professional businesses, re-
taU and commercial shops,
tloanclal lnstttuUoos and
other uses deemed proper
by the p1annlllg commission
wlth a use permit.
BLOOD PRESSURE
PRO GRAM DEC. 1
The National Web Blood
Pressure FoundaUoo wlU
spoo10r a procnm aDd sllde
lecture oo •• hyperteuioo''
preMDted by Dr. James C.
Shelburne. director of tbt
c ardJoloc otnsiOil at Hole
hospital, at 8 p.m. w-...
day, Dec. 1. Tbt procram
wlll be held 1D tbe Spa.
Park Nnport A.partmellta.
f'ollowtuc t be lecture, rtee
testtDr wW bt proYided ft»r
all atttoeUDc.
Available in 36", 42" &
49·· Round. 2 4 "x3 4 ",
32"x4s·· & 3S"xS9·' Rec-
tongulors. 35 'x59 .. Ovol.
Mony styles & color combi-
nations to choose from.
5 Piece Set Above
42" Table & Chairs
$279
RATJAN
We have the most complete
selection of Rottdn fvrnttur. in
Southern Collfomio. Living room,
dining room, den, bar or '-ol.
f ine furnishings select ed f or
quotity Ol'td value • • • twought
together 1ft our showroomt to
offer you Orange eou..ty· •
greoiestl he'~.
• 1P 1~ arn<>1 o ; t' rou··
'l !n l<:to:.c: • , .. ,". nr J~•'
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= ~ ~c.n•e-• or: t~,p :! 1.-ln s-
.' '1 e stzff for t'Jrt-• )•·<~rs.
56th ANNIVERSARY
M E ------.
WE ARE"fiREPLACE SPECIALISTS'
WE &l~O HAVE
1.
2. . ..
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VISIT OUR LARGE
D!Sf'lAY OF
U 'JE BURN;NG
GAS LOGS
MANY M~"ES AND STYlES
rm ru·u~£S TO COfiSIOER I'~IOR TO !~YING GAS lOGS
ll p ic tun ) u·itulo u·
.for your jirrpla r t,
GLASS SCREENS
O•omottc r f"'• f ,.V*'"'",., t,;,.,. .. , •._, ,,...,.,.,.,fl\
""''"' CO'"ple-t~ f t" P" '• -.,.,,.. 1 "'" 0 .:J\\
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tOI·d m if'IQl E1\ .,. ,,... • .:"11 ~c1 ""' "" ~.:! "• ... f"
ctomr' "0 d•.th"Q ,,..,'--'C'1 -. -, ,, t'
doort odd '0•~'" ~C.,"'("o""' c ,,,.. ' ~ ,1'1'"'
• HHJQ door\ ,. u~*'"'•O'f' u .. '"'CI \f"'O'' \ ~ ~P
,.,o'e o,.,d )OO• frof"P\ ''"'f' ,I"'W"\"-:1~ c~"'·'~ ,,,.
CUSTOM MADE SCREENS
STAN LING & f.OLOit-.IG
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REDWOOD PLAYHOUSE
8 ft Wide ll 6ft dft.p '( 61., h . htgi-
ADULT HEIGHT INSIDE
We have
WHITE WICKER
Desks, Etaceres,
F .. Stands, Chests,
1.-1111 Chairs ,
etc.
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• .:-·•"'0 ~·.-nd (\t>•o S•• ~ • ,. •'W't">--..c' J~ 1,1 J ... , .... ,..,._,~
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.. 11ie Path of Faith
FROM "CHRISTIAN BEACON ''COLLINGSWOOD, N.J. ' GQ1dtn Text : "But without faith il is impos.ribll' to plt a.st ltim : f or ht tl1al
t"DJJ~dh to God mwst btlin•l! that hi' is, and that h r is a rifWllrdrr cf tMm tftol
diligndly sed htm'' (H~b. I I :6).
(CONTIHUt:0 FROM LAST WEEK !
"Enoch ia tbc nrxt ill ustration of
the faith by \vhich we lh·e, and h is
transl:Mion is said to h3.vc been dut
to his li fe of faith God testified to
Hi!! pl~ufJ in H is servam and tl;en
•took him' ~Gen. 5:24). The chapter
pauses at this point to show the abso-
lute necessity of faith if we arr to be
well pleasing to God. W e must both
Uc:lieve that God exists and that Hr is
::~..::cessiblc: to those who earnestly ~ek
Him. O nce again the characteristic
word 'cometh' is used. It is found
sc:ven times in Hebrews descriptive of
worshipers. Here also is t he srcond
oi three indispensable things empha·
sized in the Epistle: the blood (9:22);
i::tith (I I :6); and holiness (12 :14).
.. Noah is used as an illustration of
;.~.nother aspect of fait h, that 1\h.ich ha:.
to do with ordinary C\'CT)'day li(e and
sc:rvicr. The divine oracle warned
him (Noah] beforehand of what was
..:oming, and he proceeded with ren·r-
cnce to p repare t he ark, '' herrby he
accomplishro a twofold "ork -t hat
oi saving Ius own hou ~ and o i con-
demning the world around lum. Year
a iler year he [:\'oahj 11as build1ug the
ark and p reaching n g htcousness t 2 Pet.
.?:5), because, un hke tho!oe a round
him. he btlie \'etl \1 hat C..od had told
him. The result 11 n.s that he [Xoah]
l-e<:."lmc an inhento r u i tn:e ;-Jghtro u5.-
ne.s ~;" \ ci. \\. 11. \ .rithtll Thoma~
"Let Us Vu On," 11 U., 1-'P· J:.0-152 J
THE fAITH Of ABRAHAM
in the consit.lt'"ratwu u l Hclm:w~
I I :8-10, whu.:h des.:-ri Oc~ the." i<ll th of
Abraham, "'tlw friend ni God," the
commem s ui a de1·ou1 cxposnor
:.hould 0e observed : h h natuf3! that
in a roll oi the ht·roe~ 0 i iaith the su-
pteJue place ~hou l t.l L...· :i..S.~1gnecl 10
,\Uraham. llc is kn own as tile 'Fat her
of the falthinl' and in him, r)f ::J.ll thr
U lt.l T estament sainb the power oi
iaith is most perfectly ~et i on h. \\'nh
lt i.s I A braham's J na me a re univ:d
tho~ of Sarah and r ~aac omd Jacoh
:md Joseph; b111 the Jar~st -"Vacc h
dcvotrd to the first nnd greatesi oi
the pn!riarch s. .\s narrated by the
1\'ritcr fo! 1-Ic:brc,\sj , l11s [.'\Lr aham'sl
li ic is summarized in fou r g reat mani-
i<·sta tions of faith, he obe)ed God; Ia~·
-ojourncd m the Land oi Pro:nise; hl'
ubtained tht blt>sstng , he o ffe red hb
-.on a.~ a sacr ifin ·
"F irst oi nil, t hen, H) fa.1t h :·\bra-
halll, ll'hen he 1tas C<tlted, ol.oeyrU to j:{()
uu t unto ;t v lacl' "btt h ht· ''a-. 10 rt-
Ll'n·e itJ r a n m hernan..:L.' l'ltrJ dt(i'icul·
\lbo were l!W<Ihcd .\1\ICI: l l:.:i t 11 <!~
l•r«=JOU:> m hie Jl,lhl b~ le ft ]l(•h mt.l :
there 11 :.~ ni)Stery II\ tlH: l X~.II:rtem e
winch Ia) aheatl. I he laner ~-o L':llp!m-
:.Jze\1 by t he authm l!e (~U raham j
\t ent Wl , not l.nu1'111g "9Hher h('
11ent.' It 1:-so 111 al! the great cnsc~
vi human hie., 111 be-g-inn ing-to io!lcn ,
Ch rist, m undertakmg ead1 tlt:l\ task
Something mu~t iJe gnen up; ~et th(:
difficulty i~ in t h~: uncerta1nty "i wh:ll
lies Ucfore Uy iattb AI.Jralt<llll l-'lungcd
into n de~rt ; by i:mh be ~ycU . Fait II
1s n re!>pOn:.e to the protllisc.,. •A GOO.
To Abraham lie [l.•od J had ~atd th:Tt
II (' would bless ln m and J•l<tkc him a
IJlcssi ng: . .-\braham litlir.:trd LDd antl
~~ ionh on h is journe}. >tJ it is in
emering the Chri!>tian li fe , ~u m <It·
temp ting a nrw. grc."lt work \Vhcu
Got\ ~i,·c<> tht· assurann· ui lolcssing ~
to br received and to IJC' crJnferrecl.
fa itlt obeys and step~ fcm h. not know-
ing wh llher (jod ma} lead ·
Furthermore, tht=: :.amt' expositor
also wl'"ites '"H) iaHh he 1.\IJrahamj
Lecame a SOJC•urner 111 the lo!:ld uf
promise. a s 111 a lanU no t h 1 ~o t•ll 11. r hat
" :.urpnsin,g. II" l1t crl tn In, 0 11 11
b nd a~ in a !am i '' lmh IJt:lon ~etl t·•
;wotl~r \\h).:. 'I l c lookt:t.l fo r thr
l it) which ha th tit!!' fi"iundauon ~, 1\Jto~e
l•mlder a nd make r is GOO .' lie ex -
J;c:\.'ttd tJ .::.et: God.-i! rule, l.iod·~ king-
llulll, God's ci ty estabhshcJ on earth
1nd1..'(:cl, his longings and ho(.les would
ni.A. be satisfied until he t.:ntcret..l thr
heavenly city on hig h. So he li\·ed as
a pilgrim and a str;rngrr, Fo r this
reason he built n~ home. He t.lwelt
'in tents, with Isaac and Jacob, tllc:
heirs with him of the same promise.'
Suth dwellings were lt.he very symbols
o( that which i!ll temporary and .tran·
~ient. So the pilgTim life is Jived today.
Faith bel ieves in the promite of .a
heaveply c-ity in the ligh\ of \'('tlich the:
nations ~f the world an yet to walk.
l-'.aith 1e1ks to hut~n the dcsc:ent of
that city upon earth. Faith regar4:i
rhar c;ry as rhe ,righr wl home. ~
faith doq not c:on5ider the accidents of
life u o£ aqpceme importanCe. It t.l~•
not try to build permanent abidiu~
places while waitinr and wo rking for
the city of God. The. lent may Lt..·
costJy or poor. The surroundings may
be lovely or iorlom. While hill bean
JS ~~ UJ"lll the l'ult~int.: 0 f that city, a
111:m ~an I>C ~atJ s fied and not t OO far
o•!lh~·ruetl \I Jt!J tl .e tl uul!.::. 11 hich :1n·
tl'll lllt•rnl lit: j., \X)lectl!lJ; a pentl;l·
nent plal c m til(' c~nkr 1\ hich wlil Joe
•·tt·rnar· 1 r i. l ltarlt':i 1~. Lrd man, T l:r
l·t i$/{,· ,,. /h, J/,,.,rn,••, JOJ4, pp. 112.
lfJ I
THE fAITH Of MOSES
l !d,rt·ll, I I 23-t B dcscn Ue ~ tl1l
ta!t h ni .\!usc.... l'onccrmng th1:. n 1an
of l;u.J and hi ... truq in fl irn we rraJ
thl· i(o]]ot\ 11\f: note:. 111 a11 c1 angelical
l'••mmr-mar l un the Hli ·lc: "In manv
ll:t)·' .\l ose:. rxempt"ieU the liie ,;i
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lnd hi1 n l .\1 rJ$C"I Ill ddJancr u i a
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lot• .do· I•• •Crtl.'~ ,,f helpful ~('r-
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IIJ38 t •
Look in th e Right Place
A ht tlt' hm W8!1 down (Ill hl:-
han<l ... 1tnd knt-t'!' u nd ~r a !ltrt'et
lump t•Arneo;t\y lno k l ll!! ft•r
,..,,nwthino: .-\ pa!l.lltorhy 11sked tht•
purpn,.t,> nf his st'arch. "1 l"sl my
mrkr l," wn~ Tht' tl'rs(' rc•p l1 The
pa.~:-erhv yunrd 1n 1he !j.('fttch. Aft er
man\ rn•n•1t t·~ !If ln1 itlt>s!l examlna-
\1011. th1• num tl"kerl lht> hot\ "Are
V~tU !IUrt' thAI \I)U \nst till' (."()10
here"" "Oh. nn." wa!J. t hf' re:~ponse
n(lht hm "l lilflt Jid<~wnllu s1 rf."et .
but thNe·" m11rh mr1rf' h,h r here,"
~·,me penpiY ~eek Grod 1n much
the «A me wav T hev •t>lt>rt t he rlac.f'
11nd tht' mtuint•r n( Thf' M:a rrh. God
il! not fl)und 10. here IO.'E' w1sh to Sf!f"k
Him. We find (j r.>d b\' fnrsaking our
'1111!1 and walkintot in H 1~ way
W E" m u~l nnl pray, "Lord , ble83
my way.'' hut rather. "Lord . show
me Thy Wily."
Retum to the place where you left
Chri8t. 'you'll fi nd Him there. The
ch urch at Ephesus was urged to
"remember therefore from whence
thou art fallen, and repent, and do
the fi rat work11" (Rn. 2:5).
Go where God ill if you would find
Him
-Harold Boyce
---------· Almost
How pAin(ullllm011l to jfet a situa-
tion. but to m iM it. How veaing
alm011t to catch a plane but to be
left 11t the terminal. How ud almotl
to et c:ape drowning, but lQ .be
enaulfed in t.he water. But, oh. how
above all thina:• terrible to be
alm01t 1 Chrittian and yet in the
lake of fire for eternity!
11 ha• been pid t he noor or Hell is
paved with good intention11. M•y it
not be uid al to it will be trodden by
milliont of Jlmoet Chrittians! Oh,
be wamed, then, ar111 int t beinr a.n
AJmott.er, for to be .alm(llt Mved it
to be ceruinly lo.t!
-· ..
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN.
PUBUSHED WEEKLY -PAGE 1
THURSDAY, NOV. 1!, 1976
CORONA DEL MAR. CAL
PANEL Discussions The folly of
INFIDELITY uith /)r_ .'\11muel H . Suth~rla11J
TH£ BIOLA l!oROAOC ASTi!R ( l I J F . b am/ I Jr. . ""'" es -· t-Ill "!!
Q . D e nver, Colo. ··tn Gem·~ts l~ •1n p t.·r,Ondl e nPmies 'bu! those·
wh~· i!'i there not a stronger pun· 1\ho .m? .J~,un .;f Cod. The5e P~a!ms
15hmen1 gtven /o Jacob's son ~ wht.•n ,11 ~0 L'rnph.1!>Jl C the holiness Of
thev wen/ in to Sflechem murdt·r -Cod. ·h "f'll J S Hi ~ love. Here w t•
tng all o f the male mhabrlant!i \\ /Jo ,,.,. 111, )lJCig m('nl upon those who
Sf'f'm ed hC'Ipless to de fen d th{•m -.Ut' Jt:,lHl~t His wdl. No ! ice the twn
srlves? Shu uld n o / Sim eon ,lnd p r(·ti Cru~ \l'IH"~ \\hi lh indicale
Lev1 h<11'f" bc·t•n fW/ to dt.•.ltllm the h otht•• tht• r.h:~tru\1 10n lw fa lltng .1!1
rerm s of l .od ~ nH en ant wtl h Nn.1h 11 ho "t'L'~ to deq ro,· Cod·.., l ho se n
1Gene!ilio 9 6 1~" pr0 plt• \\e ,. .. (,1 11 \\hut h.1p pen c<l
FROM '"fHE SWORD Of THE LORD"
A. Till' VC'r•(' VO LJ Cr l (' i• lh (• pN -
rnan~._•nt ba..,r ~ ior t ap!la1 pll!lr,h·
ment -\~ to tlw inndt>n l vou hJ\£'
ment ron ~d . rt rf'u•r" to the dl'idt•·
mrnt of D 111<1h bv t;het h{•rn 1-h-r
brotht•r<, lw<,lnlf' frr r•nu" ,...nd 1\('nl
to talh nut of hand :-..:L) orw 11..1<.
r on~ul t c>rl, rnthrdm).! tht•tf 1.1tlwr,
'<ltOb . Cod h.HI ''J11 re hc111 rut <1 rc>-
'''.t rn r n~ h ancl on tho .. r· llh(o 1\{'f('
I... II IN! Oth•'"' "l' tiH' h ·ntht•r<.
tlwm<.r>h{'" llttuld no dtH1bt h ,l\f'
bc>C'n hlt111e cl t•ul \\ hdt• J!w1 h .ld
,1 r r~ht tr• t,ll...t· u p .H n h , ,,.,,!..Ill).!
re1 ('n ~f' lor the l'\ 11 dorw l!l tht•r r
l,!fhf·r ~ h nu't th•l ll ('fl rr•rPrm -
,11 .ll r·rl !•or lilt ,\,1\ HI 11 h rdr lht•\
d1d ,. ·\ ••<1'"111 Ill•\\ 0 1 'rr•;lturf•
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t 1\ II• '' 1\• r1 n" ,.. pun,.hll1t'!)1
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1\11/1 lh t• It'\\' ol lld l hl'll lolj)l1\!l\
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li l,t•l t '11• 1 ht thl ll t i! Ill<' <11 lho•
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q llt'•tHoll '<\,)1 •·~ ILIJ)jl\ ~h.1lf ht•
llt ' fh,11 f.<l..t•!ll ,ofld d ,t,IH'f l til\
li!tl•· 1111• ~ .1\.!,llthl tho -.1nn1 ·• lit
tiH· I "if! !'-..l ·n~ 'h '" o~rl !1• h,111
,I ,, r/1 II •,\ fl,t i I 'll ~ . '' 11• II
''' L'l d tl .l,,nu n The l (lrd '~ pur-
p~~~~· h II) ~t 'l..'r thl' '>l f ('Jlll f.ihlr
Ho m \\h1<h lht• \1t•,.,,,,h 1\n ,dd b t·
ho rn. C.t'd' llldl{tn•·IH t(•tt•,,IL·<I
h t'll ' ,.., U]\1lll IIH,..t.' \t h •l h J II' tk·
t·lo·d IJ,~ \\ord ,lfld trl Jih In H 1 ~
",., t ro gnl\ pu n+~hrnt ·nt 1\ d l ht•
'llt !1 d UUI
Q . I tolrl mv dau~;hler , who is a
/)om J~,1 111 ( hn<.t1.m , !hilt all have
.,tllflt!d. ~<·t . ~he canno l bcl1e1•e
t 11,1 / r'lh \I Ould /)('/rue of tmy in ·
1 W h I /rt c•rl ro f'\plam, bur I can-
n• •I lind PI ''''' (rom the Bible. Can
1 •J!I /!f'lp Ill(' 11 it h a ve rse other
//l,ur R•·lf)) l •1 1 ~'
A. You ;n ~· td cour-.l'. nght in \.\'hdt
\(IU fltl\t· ltJI J \'O UI J,wghtcr c1 nd
1\L' r lli11!T to•nd vou lor 1t. ~ta rt w ith
RI H 11 1.1.! 1\hit h f('llli lld ~ US thai
l>t •c ,JU ,l' t ot ~H1 all m c·n mus1 d ie
pln .. ,t.ilh ..,llt'l\il l u nder)t.md that
t'l ,., IMhw-. d 1t•, ~om c before' t h ey
.nt· t'l t•n .1n h r1ur o ld . .;;.n wa~ no t
p.trt o1 (.t id~ 11rtg 1n,ll c reat ion.
Df·,Hil 11 .;-. t ht• pt·",lll\ iur dtsobe-
d u•nc ,. '-,nl h wlo..~..· !11•· p(•rfcct re -
I,,, u •tl ,!J I p \\ It \1 l •tl(l, ) Ol/ -.c·e, d eath
h ,h ho•t•n po-~•"t'd UfHm all m e n
IH"I,tu-.o · .111 h.nt· .. ,nn~..·rl " -\da m '-;
•Ill ''·'' d llt·rt·n! 1rfHTl \Our~ and
•n1111 \ll tht• h urn.m r.H c.· \\J.~ p o -
h·n !l,lii\ plh ~~~ .dl\. and J ctuoll)'
l••tl l.l1'1•'d 1n \rl,lm. It (,o d h.HI Cui
\tl.l m 1111 111 !he.· ~.Jrdc·n of [df'n
lht•rt• 1\(HJid h,11 l' b L·cn no hum,m
1.1 n1d\ Th,1 t IPh t -.m btnughl ,1bou1
1l 11· ,li,H,tl !lilll n o ! 111q n t ,.\d .Hn
hu t ntu-..tll tl-!.orn 1 :11 1 \t•-..rlt•ath
1-. .1 U!ll\{'l~.il I.!~ t 0 1 fi lii t'XI~!P n(l'
tn 1111 .. \\(!lid It .1 Pl'''on '" ton
\or!lll).! IH lltt·nt ,tJI\. lfl(Onlpt'l('nj,
,flp IIJid fh{'\ d ll' li(.'f!lrt' f('.l{ h 1n g
lho• ••F' ()\ tli l (llJlll ,lhilil\
• t1JI•· '• • rli..J ~I..' .1 r.lti(Hl .ll
th• \ .or,• ttl\t'!i'd In 1h1·
i n IJt'ln !-l
dt•t r-.ion
.11 1-•ufic-
t 11·n t !'llu ,lf Ifi ll' IIOTJ.. ot l. h n ~L
Wh y I Belie"" Then IS a Cod;
Why !he Bible IS His lloolr;
Why Jesus Christ IS His Only Son . ·nw (oolluJth ooid u. hio h...,., 1/oero"' "" GM. c..._ ....
th•y. fiiWI ,.,. dono abominable iloiql<y: tlt.N lo -1M<
doeth 6 ood. ··-P a . 53: I.
Jesus Nid, "0 foo/A, and •low of lteart to INU.w aU tlt.at tM
prophet• luJve apollert.. "-Luke 24:25.
By the late E~an.celiat M. F. Ham
"If Otl\' man u.•ill do his u•ill, ht
sh •II kn~ •. of thf' dur-rri nf', u hethf'r
H b1• nf (,"nd. w u ht•t hf'r I s/}f'Ok of
m_H ••l/"-,lohn 7:17.
!CO NTINU t:.O FROM LAST WEEK I
"All H ail the Po wf!'r of
Jesus' Namf!'"
=-'rH•r;~l ~t'Ar-a!lll I t•ntt<rrrl th€'
p..r1i1·o nf 1 h 1 ~ !!It'll I ·Tt•mp)t;> .. I
met :\l"s t':-. whu lntrood ucf'tl Tn t' w
A.htahnm. lo;:.Hit . And .lat·oh Tht-H
lllllh imp<•llt•d mt· 1r• 111<<\f' 0 11 mtn
lhr \'t':-tihul t·
T ht>n · I ~tt't'IC'd -1••-.hua. (;ldt·CJn .
~n ms••n. =-'amu"'l. ;~nd n1!wr hr tl•f'S
who, fPl1411 ('tl;'d 11 nrl 1\T Plll:'ht
rn arw·loltbll' t"r -lt•h<>lah These
-.J rc·n~t ht>ru•d 111.1 {·••ur:Jgt•. and I
pa<.-.t'd ••n 1111" t lu: t hamllt'r nf
K in~' Hlld 1'-.a lrno;, ami tilt' hHt jl nf
IJunr\ «t·t 1t• l lhTflllllj.! TIH' d ljord,
"' Ill~ -••tt l
I ""~ll'lrl the .:-IPn and h ~tt'rwd tn
I ht> Wi:.dom n! ~"lnrnnn. 1 WfiF< m -
strur tffi 111 m_1 loloul a nd m ~pt red W
wnr<.h ql. :"\t-xt. I ~o~as ""'t'PI onwarrt
by the jiltand . t'f'it><Oilfil t unt>~ ,,(
lsamh. tht>n lw the mm<>r \.11\tl!> ,.f
1 ht-Wl'('J)llll{ -Jt>rf.'ffi llth.
T h!''<e hlended 1o1 11h the mu ~1r n!
tht> httrps llnd tht> «onj.!~ f•f tht>
P~ll l m-.. H!' 11 ~relit ''tl{lln undt>r thf'
tt>U d l 11f II rnfl~lt't lnll"ll'iitrl
I •Ill t>ntranct>d tJ\ t he rnu ~H' 111
Hraven 11 nri Jnt «"<or atf'ri hv the
fragra nte ''' tlw "Ur•~•· ••I :.;hHt••n ''
and tht> "l.d ~~ .. r thf' \'11ll<'\ ··
~t ra n~:eh mtwt'd h\· lht' ~:lr-r1' o !
tht> pla1·r. 11 seJ-tn er1 th!lt I ~11w a
powerfu l Iicht nn~hm c d<PII ll tht-
1li,.Je<. nf thi:' agb . l"ll ll tllll;! • ut th.-
TI:r-t· a nd 11.11 nl lung:-und k l n ~;:;"d"m~
unt JI. a~ ·•·r n bv l>an1eL t lw (;"rl nf
H t'a l·en .-.h1•11l rl "'"'' 11r H i• t-: .. t•rlfl~! 1111{ h: Jllf{d<ll!l
I :roll \\ t ht'tf' tno \.1 11\d (l"'~ of
1 fl t lt•rl 11nd ht>a u t llu! rl c·~l l{n .
I hmugh 11 huh ~!Tt'llml!'rl tht' -'•m nf
H 1Atht{'<•tbfH'~!o. !i chtm l!. 111 w"nder .
tul dt>11ul \1 A11ht·w·~ rx.trlratl 01 tht.'
h: m~. \1nrk ·,. pu·turt' nt t hr :"er·
•ant. Lu kt>'!i f'nnrept nf t ht-Pf'rft>ct
:..tan. and .John'!! dl't'am of the God-
\llln. all fnrmm!la comJ)()I;ite of the
\lntr hlt>!':-One . whO!!t' appearing
"a" hi:'taldt'd h\' .John the Baptist . wh""~" Wt•rk ~ w~re rerorded b\' t hf'
;:•1 11 ngt·h s:. whose m ya te~y ia
n·• oolt>d h~ Paul. and whose cor-
••natl!m l' Un1·eilt>d h\' ,Jo hn. the
rt>H•Iat <Jf. wht>rt' I !lOW 'i hr K in~. in
all dw ht>Et uty of His ~upt>rnal ma-
lt' .. ! I nding m His fnur-"'·heeled, l'h~rubim -o;u rruundt-d chariot, ac-
c,mpanwd h~· tht• a njZPlir bond and
the .... llllt<-roht>rl thnon,e . All joinin~
llllht·t·•m•nat inn anthf'm: "All Hail
rlw l'11wf'r ,f lpsu~· :\'a me "
T he Ear t h H a ngs o n Nothinl
T" thn«f' wh1> hat"t' heen tBUJ[ht
I!J<tl tllr B1hle i10 unscienT ific, I
hil~lf·n '" •ta1e that nnt •me known
·''If' !It Jil t· I at 1 hA~ dnne violt>nce tn
lhl• K,.,,k
(lrltllt' ••<nt r&n thr Hihlt t-hnws
t '•H it·ttt '" ••I n ktwwled~.te ••I fart!i
''h" h 1\t-rt· hrrllldl'd 11:1 the dis.
•···.tr lt'~ "' .... u.-nu~t~ crnturi es afte r
lht 1 h;tl t' h(·f'n tt'l't<rdt-d in this
H, .. k
Flt!t•t•n t t-nl um· .. H (' .J,,b !'<B id :
11, •tr('l• h•·d out thl· n11rth uver
:h. •ll J•I\ pl at f'. fllld hanj:'t>T h tht>
• ''"' •• , ... n n·•thmc"' •.J.,h :!fi iJ
\I •/u· "amt·lllllt' l·l.nrl u ,.rh•Jla r!l'
\\••10• l<·.l!'hlrtl! lh,lt lhf' f'fi rt h rt·Stt'd
''I"Jl th•· IJ,,,k .... ••t J,.,, f'lephnm,.,
••'I • r~ r •o;~! 11 tt''-l •·d 'lll<llllhl' hack
•·1 'lr1o; tH rt !1· and Th.-r-Art hqun'Kes
li <'T" o ,I !,f•d II\ l ht' Ill\< I I ill: • ,j th('fit'
It~ 'II - 1 -
Thr Ea rth Is Round
(,,,1do•o• tho • hnllllll Jb tr•mumf't,
,,1, .. .,, ! oit ~l ·\ )) . J• -..11 1rl to havt-
di ~<.,lt·n·d tl'!.tt tlw l'll tth rotat e:<
l!jlllfl 11 ~ .l'l:t~
How Ea·sy It Is to Get Saved!
I 1''' th••u ... and. 1hrt>e hundred
'' .1r.~ lwf,re I hat . hulo.t'l't't, lsa1ah
1\t<ole 'It 1 .. ht> thAt llllleJh upon th~
l't to !t• "' lho· earth. anrl tht> znhAhi-
l.llH ... Jht'tl'<>f are as ~nushnppt>rs:
t h.tl ~t rrt l'h!:l h out 1 ht-ht>avens as a
'ur1.11n. And ~prParll'l h lhf'm o ut as
:1 tt·nl '" dwt>ll 111 " II ~A 40:22)
Hadio ,\tessali:'e by
f HE S \~QR/JOF TH E I ORit,
~l l"R F HEESPOHO, ·1 1-.\:0.
f:\'a nKt>list -John R. Rice
h<<\1 l',t•l II I" Ill ,:t I ... ,l\t•d :--,., fll!lny
)'l'"JII! tn t" :nilkt' 11 h,!rd Thr 1·
(tlf l,l•(' ll hil! 1ht·l 1'11 11 t·il ~\
lo1·11•·1· ... tn .end ~11\ \.,ll tlo rn l
)'""'"I 1 11• 11:h .di••PI I ro·p•·nl n/H ('.-·
,HHi 1! II•H I<'IJI<T \H If ..,,\I\1\TII •fl.
\"11 .o n· 11 •>' .. nn! <"lo -\!I ltJ.t' ''
1, 11"' rt t>IH ra I
I. <;o u )J..\IJE IT EASY
TO H~; S,\\'ED
[,.·t nu• .... t.Jtt l'ft h \l.tltfl•··• II.'))
111 Tht·rr .lo'"H' ~n 1rt
( ·<'II • l,i/1{ ... ,,
lf!f>uu~ 11 nrf IJ"• I:•··~
IIIII J-'11 • ·''" ~ •• ,
,.
IHf• I ., '" . ")' '"',. I ,.
11(11•'1 '"·' rllui
m• ,·J Olltf '"
./mil Jt •rd ~. •t
"I, ·, .,J. I• ,.,,,
ll~·llf
• 'Iff ·' ··J' : • I '.
1•1 /1, •ztl •J•,a "
····' • , \ I or
"'
\\ dl \<oil 11"'"' llw l."r•t '•"d !h,Jt
hc·r· ~~;on''"'\ l ••k•· · 11 ,. nnt :~hard
,,,,,. "lh 1 ~ ,, ;on u1 ~1 11 ,,, \n,t ... d\
l.ri t•rn ·rl otllll hri Hit-w •d I o<!Pi f· 1111 "'
.Jt••H'< ••Jli · ... ,lld '[t l ... t·.t ~\ l ht•\\11 \
'' "l"'n 11 •>11 oll •·r1 thut f•o1 rh••~;.,.
'• ,1111" !I] I Ill tbt H loft•'
l·••f f'Xitr!lp!<• 111 .1 .11 111·~ I ~ tht'
l.urrl -.,nd lli'JP,., f1 1l!h 111 1;,,d a 11d
h1• will dr.n1 llll!h '" ''"' \J!,tl n 111
Ji, 111'111· liT l.' II l ''' 1)1, ... fllll t'
]..l >Td •<\I'T nil 1-. flo It •lllf u dl thH!
t .tll liJ•"n h.u1 F"r ''"""'<t'\f"r '<ha ll
• dl 'IJ~·u th~ n~mt• ,,, tht' L•ltrl -.hall
J, .... ,\HI '\<oi l!• "h"'""'' r
t-:vldPnt I\' ! ;, >d 111 !(·ntlt•d ~fl l1 nl I• 1ft
In !}(' .,flered "twnh. "'llllph •lfert>d
1" t\·e n ·hnrh . 10.het hf'r ~'"U are
~m ltrl ur not. ll h,.thN \fil l art' thf'
l'l!t•!ol kind ol ~mner "t .1 !t'ndcr
•·htld . The Wfl\ t" lw ~a1 t-rl 1-. t'a!'\
It I!. wicked tn 1r1 '"make tht> plan
ol o;ai\'Al inn htHcl ""ht'n l hl' Lord ·l~u~ du1 ~n m u<'h 111 muke 11 f'a!li\'
»nrl !'l lllple for f\•ervht<th
AI!Dll\ Re ve l11t inn ~2 :1 7 ~11):8 ,
"The Sp irit and thf' hnde s.ay,
Comr;o , And It'! him that heart'! h
say. Come . And whn.,r.revl!r will, let
h im takt' the -...·ater nf life freely."
f:nd haa an easy tllJt n nf fiBiwu iun.
J u!lt tttke the cup of Mlvatioo'
On<'t wht>n I preacht<d in a h illh
~t'h<w)l 1 10.·t'nt t h rouah Script ure
aftt•r Script ure . How man~. n11ny
Scri tltu~ say. "kf.lir \'f' on the
I..md .lt•sus Chri!lt ," and. ''He
rtuJt belie\'f'lh on t he Srm hat h
t\'t rlrt!llinll life," and. "He that
helit\'el h 11n him is nnt con -
demned," and . "Belito\'e un the
I .flrd -lt!llus Christ. and thnu thalt
bf' llB \'l'<L " w_, hnd a numher nfhillh
~e.-h,wll ynunlf people teved . Tile
pretll"htr whn went wirh mf' 11111d t il
we lt'ft . "ArNhtr Hict:, I am afraid
ynu made it too ea11y."
J !llt id, "I didn't m11 kf' it eaa)'.
Jl'5us died lo m11ke it e11sy,"
r.nd intcnd~d J)eflple who wanted
In ~f'l "a1•ed 10 be Mved.
II · '• .d Jl 'II d i.rll .. lll f'l h ,, 1110 '
I 11 o: '"' Ill•• , 1•1 «lj l 1 li•h'>
,, ' II· .... ,1! th:tl "h"'''('r '"'"(·~
"ill •1••' J,, lr orr u•d d""" (;ud -.an?.•
t'\t'rl h .. ch 11h11 rl!n lly want~ to hr
'"11·d l lr--.o \'r~ ('l't'fV IH:>d \' wh!)
h,.n ...... lll ;, ... ~, ... tur ~a lva t i on He
·",, '""''' IJt•dl "h" trw-t .. H 1m lor
~uh .olt<'l\
l llt'r•· 1~ ,1 t •~•h~h ld{'tt -..umr ha•'t'.
.n1d •1w1 •n;Jk t-11 harrl 11 nd Th u~ dJ !!-·
!11 •!I• •r I •' •d nnri I he• piAn of ~~~ h AI inn
11lwn tht'\ ... neo·r fi t what thev r ail ·+·u~l l'lf'h t'l l'-!11 "T hf' :-lmtllr .trulh
'' .Jt . .._l, ..... ;ud 111 ,J,,hn l lf}, "F11r l.od
.... ., h•l l'(lfht• \\<>rid . that ht-j!:al't' h 1~
••1 1l1 lrn!•••tt·n =-'••n. Th at ul'/"·''"''f''
lo, It•' • th Ill hun -hnulrl nnt perish.
hot h111 1· t-1 triR"\lOj;( hfr .. 1 ~ not
that "'hl]l the i,••rrl s.a1d" Ht> S.A\'S 1n
1 .. 1111 .I IIi, "JI, Jlra / bdtl.'l't'th. nn
rht-:-<on h.11h f'\t•rla!<tinjl llfr ..
.\jti/111 l11h11 ··1 .'-1. '\.t>rdy. \'rnly. I
-.:n 11 111" '"u . H£· that ht>art>th m.•·
""1 d 111HI ;.,, II• 1 >"th <•n hrm thut
.. ''' "~< h 11 h t'l'i!rlflq on~:: h tt>. and
-hnlltl••t ••mH' 111t•• l'<tlldemnAtinn :
hut 1~ 1"'""'''11 tr••m rl eath unt" bfe."
E1 idt·ll 1h !lw l.ord mteodt>rl tn
lllllkt' 11 \'R~\ t"r unt' '" helie\'t' 111
ll1m '"" 111 111 1 "t•nsy belit'I·Jsm."
\\,·1! 1.dk '" (;,d ah,ut thBt . Hf'
k •·•·p~ llho"llll}! 111 thf' H1hle how
!•:+ ... \ 11 ,. '" "f'l ,1f\f'rl He 1 n~i9-1 ~
th.ot "lw n 11•11 p11t \'our t ru~1 1n
.)r ... u, lwlu·ll' 111 H 1m . \'flU hfl\'t'
,., ,., ln ... J'n" I ih·
11 . ALL oL·R S INS ARE
ALH~:A llY ATOl\'F:ll FOR
I ~ 1h111 1 ... f'a«y. t ht'n make tht'
!Ill"! "t It (;t>(J 1ntendt-d it l/1 tw ,.,, ... \
Wlwn H t htld 11o hurn. t he mother
.. tti iN' out ·!· hail\' ,Jf"'oU!I paid for
"ilhatton tt .. p.ud wht"n He died on
tht> ci'OI\6 and pourt'd out His blood.
Th11t wa~ enough for God to be
"Atl!'fiffi Wht>n JMua dit>d, He died
l••r the !<in,. nf the wholf' world.
Ht>rf' is mv huddy and helpt-r
:-lll!'\'f' SH mfnrd. Su!vf'. when you got
.o~a1ed , did y nu l(t>t SB\'ed from just
JOins nf the past: No. Jesus isn 't
,·ommg bar k to die lt@Ain on the
cross in nrdl'r to pay for the rest of
Them . He d it'd (or tht whole
packtt~f'. the aint' of the wholt'
world. So 111\l my sins of past, prr -
M"nt Jnd ruturf' were paid for on the
rt0811. And when I took God up on
that and I!I<X'tpted what Hf' offererl.
He PYil forgiveneM ror all or it.
l'hat doett not mean th11.t God'a
C'hild dot. not have lO 1ive an ttc-
CUWII , I have aia dau1htert, all mar.
ried now. They wen: born in my
(lmily. They ~·ill never be outAide.
They will nevtr be anybod)· elM's
dtuJ[hltri. They a111 mine and Mrt1.
Rice'•· But if they did wrong they
aot puni11hed for it. God al110 doe!\
C'hute:n every ~n that He rteeivtfl.
1•m not Aay ing thllll it donn't mat·
ter about tin . I am aayiniJ thar ain
hfl!l bten paid for 11nrl a• fa r a• the
1I•••IH<•I l••tl r ~••tll ,., •IH •·ff;, 1 th ot
.--(·!t ll·•l<~h•n, ... ,.,,l•tlt -.• II•
1 ,!,, .. Tlw t.,Hdo·q rn•ll,.·.tf-1: '"'l
•Ill~ (')l n~t 1• JIJ,I• •<'If "''111,1,1 If•
l lo •t o~,to·o l .lt .r tl l•ll ••l t'l\ !I I' lh
lit· ~lrJ jl\'~ II• 1r1 h ljl d \ "'
11 ~1 "ht•t•IJ h.11 o· .:••11• 1•'P I I It•
),,," IIHII•·•I ,.,,f. <·II • •., ~II• "\Ill
11 oi\ •• tt ll l T)u I,, •ld 11.,1 11 lo<1d 'I• li1 111
t )i,. IJII!Jit <TI "I •" oil 'I• 1 ,,,
\,,·,rrl l 'l~ 1 .. Th• l'l.1111 \\o•Td o•l
l ;,,fl lht•l+ J, •11• da•o f r<TW IIJT1 ,. I
-"li lt• th 1~ rll.ttl t·r
I h.ll 1~ 11h\ tl o·hl'l'll ' 1•1 I ~.11'
llo tl "ht•IJ uflf ,.,,1111'• It• l 'h r••' .tlttl
(fll,l ~ Ill HI!IJ ""!.\ •1\t' "lll·l\~1~
I ··" 1111, •·! h" h.,, h )'l'rlt•t lt·d t• •r, 1 l'r
tlwm that ,tro· ~.1111 lilit•d lit pill•
II, ... L•"' m , ••ur h1·••t1 11 ht·n ~, ,, lift
•,Jinl 'T ht•tr ~1 11~ ,Jnd II"'J ll l llt·~
111ll I tt lno·nllu·r Jl·• '"''r' 1111)
tho ·n· ·,, I!•• m••r• .,,,, .• ,,,..: f,,, ·Ill•
•lh•h )II I~ ]Il l
l'l!allk (;,.d \lhl'll <>Ill 1• 1 ·1~ Ill
.lo·~ll~ (•ll'rl thllll{ I~ Jl.lld t"f ~ d t
1 111 ~ ... t'lt ll•d 111 ~tlu r hturt :-ahHtJnn
h t'11~1 (;,'ll ln U·nrlt<d t" make 11
t·u~~
T lw JH'nplc whn talk about ··f'a~,
lwlwt·Jsm ·· a re u.~u AIIy jea lou~ pt>!;-
plr. waluu ~ nf othE>r~ who w1o more
snul:-Tlwv do noT win \'t'rt' rn11 1W
anri St< bin. me oth{'rs. T hi:'l' Sal', .,·]
jut'! rann"l helie\'e All thrl10e-arf'
~a \'r d ... Becll u8t' ,.f t>nvv 11nd
!YAlnu.oy. they JM'r\'ert tht> "s rT!p-
1 u re~ ond make excu!'t'~ fnr not win·
nm~o: mnrr .
Il l. <JNLY ONE EASY STEP
Snmt> people al~1 make steps for
t al\'a tion. You rnusl h11ve a pf'riod
nf t'flll\'Jct inn: .\'nu ha\'e to havt> a
]M'TJ•..:I "t m .. urnmj{ !!nd reJ>t'ntance.
lhtn aft er awhilt> vt1u tru!lt the
I..Nrl ~1 1. therf' !!' jla!<t ()ne step to
"Ah'atinn. We may cafl il ~e''t'ral
!hingl'. hut there 111 ju!lt tme tt~l f'p to
l'Ah'11 t1nn
Sonwhnrl v wrote me the nther
day. "lirut her Hict', I d on 't agree
with w•ur little broo klet. 'What
M 11"t / llfl to Ht• ,r,;,an·d l' becau!lt'
v"u rlon '! have enou,el-t In lht>re
ahntll l't'pt>otan<'e.'' I was preaching
nhnut euctlv whAt I hi! Lord Mid in
Ac-llt. Hi::11. · .. Rt-lit>ve nn tht' Lmd
.lf"su" Chri11t. anrl th(•u !<hfl h be
.~/wed .'' \\'n11 nnt 1ho11 purt ri2hl in
thf' Hihlf'"Tht-fr ulh i!l. !lal·inl( fa ith
~nrl rf'Jlf'IIT Ant·f' a rt' l:'lil r h nne ~i de nf
th111 lltHnf' thtnJ[. ThNf.' J!l no! a
hunc h 11f iilt•JW. "'·hereby ynu httve 111
dn tht~. lhl'n !hat. 11nd thai, then
I hf' "' ht>r
1 ,~ktd" m11n one d a)-'. "'Arf' you
iliVt"d ""
\ HI" an11wt r ~~o·a•. "I am on my
wfly. I am wnrkinlt at it."'
You don '! ~eet aaved by workin1 at
il. Yuu don't talte it a little at a
time. Yoor hf'lr1 turnt frorn your
1in1 to Jft\1' In one act of faith.
Call it repentance ir you want to,
lor you are tumina: away from ain.
C'all it faith ir ynu want to, bKauH
it f11 faith whf'n you tum to JHUI.
<~~TU•U!D MUT W!U )
l.u kl·. 1.-•.'iO l'i:'ftr.< hef1•rt> (;alileo.
•!]('Ilk~ "' ('hn ~t rt<IU rnin~ to the
t'll rt h th;;un wht>n 11 would he mid -
IHL!Iil lll Olllt' plfiCt', nlo(llldl!.l' 8t
o~w •!hr-t . nw rnin]<! a t annther,· and
''ll'lllfll.! at ~l diH nolht>r. a <"OnditJOn
,;,,,l l "illd J'll>t tw . wert' nut t he
{'1\t fh r••li lld ;u1d d1d it nnt rotate
\l jl"ll II ~ .lX I" !J.PJk (• 17.:\.].,lfi l
l'lmt\'-f,ur hundrf.'d yf'ars ago
:\J.,..t>~ W1ltnt'd 1 Delli 4 : 19) Israel
HO:Il iM'<l tht-"'"r~h1p vf stars which
l ht• J.,.rd had nl lutted os pnrliont'"d
un t" Hll nnlcons undt>r the hra\'ens.
Tha t "'fl.~ :l,!\1(1 ye ars before
(".•p('rnku ... was hc)rn. How d id !iiUCh
kn""'lf'l'il!t> l!l't mto t he B1ble if it
llt'tt' ""' knnwn tha t tht> t>arth wa!'
r••und''
""\\ hu h111h mea~ured the waters
m tht• h.,IJ,,w uf his hand." Srien-
tl~l , ~a.v thAt any rnon• or leS&
ptup .. tll••n "' Wll lt'r or lAnd woulrl
1 ... t•t·rd"u"
.onrl mt>ted out hea•·en with
1lw "'PHil " ....;I'IE'ntJsts All agrt>e that
11 tit •. n·m••"'l•ht-rt'. wh1c h is abuut45
milt•· /log h. had heen any dee~r. it
""''uld hnlt' heen H hurdt<n to li ve
o~m l Thnl i! t1 wt'rt' nn \·less . we could
11<•1 1·n ·A tht• Wlt hr•u-t considt>rable
IJIII!I
lsninh and Scientists Alfl'ee
(lsa. 40: 12 )
.Jnd t·.,mprt·ht'ndi:'d the dutt
••1 1lw t•art h 111 fl mt•asurt>. ··There is
J""'' t·n<•IHth :-oil jor thl' rarth '~ fnJ it -l llln t•~· .tnrl beaut\· .and
Wt'tl!'lwd the mounta;n~ in !!Cales.
anrl lht' tull,: m R hahtnre:"
l 'h~ .. ~~·lt l ~er>t~ra phy tells us that ttw hei.:h1 of the mountains on
t'\·ery CII8<0t is in d irect proportion to
the dept h 11f the sea that beat11 upon
1 hr ~hnrr
G t>OlO!:'i~u havt' just di1covered
what wu known by the writers o(
tht> Bible 2.800 years ago.
Snme have critic:ized the Bible (or
t ea<"hi n~o: that there Willi liRht before
the !iiUn was pl111ced in the henens .
T hey &lily that' Newton's theory
('l)rtlnt.dictll such teachinc.
Yes. and Nt!wton't theory was u -
ploded hal( a centuty qo. This Di-
ble says the Spirit of God )»eean
10ovi ng !Gen. I :2), and it ttill mov-
1111 over the (aCfl of the W8Wn and
thencf' c;:omes the light.
Science now tuchet that lip\t ia
the result o( a (()r('f: whM:h caUMt
ethtr waves to vibrate with varylnc
ra pidity.
W ith t he i nvent i on o f
photolfaphy, Kientisc.. have had to
rtVOtutionize their kleu otlicht . Sir
John H.nchtl Mya thatJi1ht. the:
areatHC. for~ In all the unlwrM.
Proetor M.YI Lhat It .. a Lht fmt
()( all th&t edtted in tht uniV'ti'M.•
The mort .eltntific you aN, the bet,.,
ter yoo mflY understand the Biblt.,
Cameos----Scenes at the track
II> HELEN HUFF
WhUe SCI-"'"• a moeth
at La Cua, brow.UC ID
tbe su.n. relaxfDc lD tbe rnu-
sac-es, I alao 'featured to tbe
''Tnek." It was a DOVel ny
ln whleb to eotertaln my
frleDds. They W'OIIId breeut
down from Newport and pop
out wUh me.
Among those eha.rmiag
guests were the Verne Oud-
leys, the WWH41 Berls (of
the Ensigu "Bee Line"}. tbe
Leonard Jensens (BlUM 1s
the presldeot of the Madre-
e lias Audlfary) and Olive
Latllam and Marj; they're
from Laguna Huts. I say
''charmtng•• wlth purpose,
because everyone of them
went home rieher than they
arrived. Forsome,ontypen-
nies, others, dollars, but all
richer.
What is fascinating at the
race track, anywhere you
w.tOOe r, is oot only the hor-
s es, but the people. Although
it's exciting to chase Ule
pot of gold around the traek,
via an equine speedster, It's
even more tun to watch the
spectators.
There is the lady wttb the
brUllantly pink halr: the
'·tout•· lady, who wears a
computer hung to her waist
and is anxious to tell you,
(for a ''favor ", I'm sure).
the next winner.
Then, there are the two
gentlemen, distinguished and
happy. Perhaps these two are
the mostamazlngOfall. They
sit smoking consta.Dtly,
downing several seemingly
straight whiskies, followed
by a few beers, followed b}'
a handsome lunch. This de -
fi es all rules of anti-smok-
ers and cholesterol hounds.
yet they look as fit as fid-
dles and twice as well tuned.
Constantly studying charts
and papers, they appear to
be winning a great deal or
money, ~~o'fltch they do n~
need. Finally, neither one
is under 80 years of age.
There was one woman who
was thoroughly decorated.
Her sla cks were vtnlet, her
blouse pink, and her halrwas
pulled up into a tall leaning
tower of P\sa. He r lashes
w~re so thick. they fanned
me ever}1ime she passed
b)' me. Her ea rrings were
fiv e rings of gold and her
bracelets reached from
wrist to elbow--tmaglne\1
Then, there were the dear
little matrons from La Jolla,
who probably have attended
the races at this particular
track ever since Bing Cros-
b}' sang, in person, about the
"surf meeti~ the turf."
They we re ambidextrous--
like the rest, whoweredrin-
klng tea, smoking clgs and
figuring out race forms with
!TOOt toc-IIJ. s.a.-IMN_.. ... -... .,
the ...... Ia 1M ... .., ....
•bo 'ftS llll'fllll( a muloart.
At U. ame time, lbe waa
embrol-a petit -piece nueoecas~o«wnystp.
Pbac: a martial.. Ttds t. tile
booHt truth. (ODe wODden
whea tnath ls not honest.)
Coutder tbat tnaDeMTertac!
It •as a ~~ sum~
mer. Not ooly tbe thn•
with hieD!Js, blat many days
aDd e•~s with my clear
son, Britt, and bis lmely
•Ue, Anoa. The COQtrut of
the nst at La Casa and tbe
thrill at Del Mar wu eft0UCt1
to make aD )"'De feellO years
better off. at least pbyst-
cally.
MARK HI NRI CHS AT
AMHERST COLLEGE
Mark Powell Hinrtehs of
lnlne Tern.ee is among the
421 students whObegan clas~
ses tilts fall at Amherst
College in Massachusetts.
Mark, the son of Dr. and
Mrs. Robert A. Hinrichs of
2007 Galatea Terrace, is
a 1976 hOnors graduate of
the Webb Sc hOOl of Calllor-
nla., wbere he received aw-
ards ln English, journalism
and lltstory. He was editor
ot the sebool paper, pre-
sident of his class during
hls freshman, sophomore
aDd junior years, and played
varsity football, basketball,
tennls and baseball.
IRINA LEW ART IS ON
01 SPLAY AT Ll BRARY
Multi-techniques by New-
port Beach artist Irina Lew
are beiDg shon at Mariners
branch Library through No-
Yember and December. A
Russian by birth, but resi-
dent of Peldog, Stwlghll, aDd
Manchuria, the arttst has
been tnnuenced by the
Oriental arts and credils
her versatile ability to her
early art training tn Clllna.
Jn 1941, she moYed to Holly-
wood, where she became di.
rector of wardrobe acces-
sories for Paramount
Studios ror 5 years.
CROSBY· PICKENS
VOWS ARE RECITED
The Rev. KeUh Ritter of
Cal.ary Chapel, Costa Mesa,
conducted the weddtng cere~
mony uniting MiSs Diane
Crosby, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. CharlesCrosbyotHun-
ttngton Beach, and Christo-
pher Pickens, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Stullleh of Co-
rona del Mar, on Saturday,
Nov. 6, at the church. After
a honeymoon In San otego,
the couple wtU Uve in Costa
Mesa.
Luncheon • Dinner
Brunch-• Late Supper
Romantic Guitar Music
in the old-world atmosphere of
the Capri Lounge
Resen~ations Honored
(714) 642-9434
3300 W . COtJst Highway
at Newport Bl11d.
Newport Beach
and the onginal Amelia 's
on Balboa Island
Dinner Only
311 Milrine Ave. 673-6580
ftll 411rl7'Jt..61 .. ...... a::-111"-Ill
JOAN TERRILL ol Mnport
Beacb ta obll8niDC ber Z5
year unt•erary wtth Pa-
etttc Tel~. Sbe 1s a
business oftlee -.penlllor
in Costa Uua,
SEX TALK SEMINAR
IS SET FOR NO V. 19
''Sex talk •• aoommuD1ea-
Uoos worksbop for parents
lbd lonrs" Is the tttle of
a sem1nar tr.t wut be con-
ducted Frtdty, No•. 19, by
OCC sociology professor
Mona A. Coates,
Mrs. Coates, who teaches
htunan sexuality atOCC, .-ut
be assisted by Wayne D.
Lamoot, co-founder and
former executive 41reetor
of the BlrthCootrollnstltute,
The worksbop wtu be held
from 7:!0 to !0:30p.m. at the
Quality Inn Hotel in Anaheim.
Tickets are priced at $6
and may be resened by
calling 956-3600, Student
tickets are $3,
Newcomers at Hoag
• SUWDAY, OCT. Jl
..., -......... lira. Harty
,....__, 11171 Cll.tttruta -..c-.-• MOIIDAY, JIOV. l
ao, -lllr. ad lin. R.
1: ... r::JtMiiM001'0 J1 Beacoo a.,.
• tvESDA.Y. JIIOV. t.
GUI • llr. Mdllrs. James
Wtlftl', 2151 Drab "'Mille, c-.-.
Glrt -Mr • ..S Mrs.Chrts
EU.._ U0 VIctoria, Co-
llaiiOA.
Girt ~ llr. aad Mrs. Rty.
-St. ......_ll6S7El ....
IB,eo.ta......_
BoJ .Mr.udMn., Trophy
TnJQJo, 1592 Redl.lnds Pl.,
COlD Mea.
• WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3
Boy • Mr. ud Mrs. Keo-
D.eth PUler, 1924 Diane
Lue, Harbor Rtpllnds.
Girl ~ Mr. ud Mrs. Ro-
I&Dd Oacood. !7 Hermitage
Lue, Ble CtnJOD.
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Craig
Whltlatcb, 106S Santa Rosa,
Costa Mesa.
• THURSDAY, NOV. 4
Glrl -Mr, aDd Mrs, Rt cb-
lrd Cuter, 18ZS Port Car-
low, Harbor VIew Homes.
Gltl • Mr. aad Mrs. Tlbor
VtssolaJ, 645 Seal street,
Cotta Mea..
Girl • Mr. aDd Mrs. Ron-
ald Kelly, 201Z flamingo,
Costa Mesa,
Gtrl -U:r, aod Mrs . Rob-
ert 5diDc. 42'7 Canal, New-
port Shores,
• FRWAY, NOV. 5
Girl • Mr. ud Mrs. Mi-
ebael Smttl!., S607 Blue Key ,
Harbor VIew Hllls.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Brad
Powell, 1250 Adams, Costa
Mesa.
Ctrl • W.r. UtCt Mrs. wn .
fred O..ridor. n 4tl c..,..
C lrcle, Ne'WI)ort Beaet&.
• SAT11RDAY, NOV, 6
Boy-W:r.UidMrs.Robert
•um~n, 600 Eut a.,, Bll-
bca.
Boy -Mr. and N ra. rna-
eta Campbell, U~ lith St.,
Colli. Mesa.
• SUNDAY, NOV, 1
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Rleh-
ard Joaes, ZZS3 Colpte Dr ••
Costa Mesa.
• MONDAY, NOV, 8
Glrl • Mr. and Mrs. Pn-
cutano Galwer., !!73-B
lr& aple Streff., Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Hayes, SZ41 Orecoo An-
oue, Costa Mesa .
• TUESDAY, NOV. 9
Boy -M.r. and Mrs. Wat-
son Warrtn, 140 CabrUJo,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Yasu-
DOr1 WaDmatusu, Z964 Or-
ange Avemae, Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Ml-
ctlael Banks, 506-1/ZOruge
Avts~ue, Newport ShOres.
Boy-Mr. and Mrs.C!lar-
les Stewart, 234Cecll Place,
Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. John
MacBeth, 515 Riverside
Ave., Newport Heights.
SIDEWALK BANKING
FACILITY SET UP
A new coocept, sidewalk
banking, has been introduced
at Bank of Newport's maia
otfice, Dover Dr . at 16th St.
Walk-Up teller statioDS
1\ave been Installed aloog
the sidewalk of 16th St. near
Dover. There are now 4
walk-up windows, in add.J-
Iion to 2 drive-through f.a.
ctlitles.
IIEWOI!TKAIBIR !JISCI
f'Uil.ISHED IIEEitl.Y -PAGEl TltJIISIIIIY, lllV. ». 1f11
IXItiiiA DEL 111o1t CM..
Save a txn:lle!
20%0FF
Coit Drapery Cleaning
Now, ..... H% when Colt. the world's
largest. restOfes the htdden beauty W'l
,-our draper1es Co1t rer'nO\Ies and cleans
draper.es rehangs them wt1h perlect
pleats and even hems And a COtt
cleau1ng prolongs drape1"y lite
Phone fOf a tree estimate and save
no obligatiOn
FOR FREE ESTIMATE PHONE
13&6. 642-8270
WORLD'S LARG EST DRAPERY
AND CARPET CLEAHERS
1702II!WJI!!t ........ 17th St.
COSTA MESA _, ....... _~
lt.AIMO DtSPA TCH£0 TRUCKS
• .with loans
You can be the proud owner of
this prized Gitane 10-speed French
bicycle. It's yours free when you
borrow $5,000 or more to buy a car.
boat, airplane or to finance home
improvements, at French Bank of
California, Newport Beach . One of
France's finest bicycles with a
consumer loan at attractive
rates, is our way of introducing
the new branch of French
Bank of California, s ubsidi arv
of the world's largest bank -
outside the U.S. We'll also
add our distinctive French
Bank T-shirt to give
or more.
you a touch of class when you're
wheeling around. If you 're not a
cyclist, someone on your Christmas
list is! Call 640-2470 or visit us soon.
We have lots of money to lend at
. co mpetitive rates. but our supply of
these imported bikes is limited.
French Bank of Calii>rnia
~ub-.Hha r. . f k.1'1QUt' \arnonale dt> Pan·
\ Uhl••rrl.J ~t.-~1 .-Chart .. a·d bank. \lt>mbt'r Fl JJ('
500 \'ewport Center Dri,·e
\'ewport Beach. California
Telephone 640-2 470 BNP
C.•·UFOANIA
111r. ~· -~! I• ,,, \ , ~o·h. • li t" /)i n m~ r 15
/.":" U/ ,\, U {1<11 ( (' 1!/1 I ~~/QOJ(h
o ' lmrjl a • ·•rf'/11' la~f~
~on.jou .r
•n.e ....... T-81drt ...
.ocdlcrtdai
GJTANE -from the maker of
the 1976 Tour de Franct
champion bkydt".
\
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...... T ...... I:.MIIC.M -PAC';! • -MOV. 11. 1f1t
>
·.~·
'Enriched Flavor,~ breakthrough ends
to bring taste to low tar smoking.
For years, dependency on tar for taste has
created a taste barrier for low tar smoking.
Now that barrier has been
broken. Broken for good by a
remarkable new cigarette
called MERIT
MERIT is packed with
'Enriched Flavor' tobacco.
The result of a radical new
discovery so successful at
boosting flavor, MERIT
actually delivers the taste of
cigarettes having more tar.
Up to 60% more tar.
Yet MERIT has only
9 mg. oftar. One of the
l,.:·~~r;· 0.7 mg. nicoline av. ,., cigarene by FTC Me1hod
Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
lowest tar levels in smoking today.
Tests Verify Taste
MERIT was taste-tested
against current leading low
tar brands ranging from 11
mg. to 15 mg. tar.
Thousands of smokers were
involved. The majority report:
even if the cigarette tested had
up to 60% more tar than MERIT,
MERIT still delivered as much-
or more-taste.
You've been smokii)g "low
tar, good taste" claims long
enough.
Now smoke the cigarette.
MERIT and MERIT MENTHOL
'
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M.,..tltr 'I ldbJa-.
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Mar t111e neftlllas u. r1
........... • •• Butaua I.~ lOt w.-a ..
!f.-port ..... l'tpOittd w 1111 ear....._ from
Onlp M. 111111 lo$ F 'der
lt., ........ '-dllalltdtar-
lier -.... lilld ~ .....
ride .... • •• o.aJd B.
Pen&.2S,O..Ce,IMIMa-
nl ~ ..... zz, 7-Z450Jiew-
port Bhd..Colla .........
eMrpd dll u. •fllar'J ,
• $'70 --·s eoat from s.n. san Brt~toa at ••••
Kelly D. m.cott. 14, of %910
Pwtrtree, COita Mea.
....._, a r1cM ..,., ID-
Ju'J nne l"'dllc oa a mo-
torcycle, ctm• by Pltrlck
"· O'llalr, 18, of 20'71~
Wallact AYe., wt.o com-
plaiTed fiJI paJa ID Ida rtpt
'-,darldtttJictber.r
ol a ear drt•• by Oscar A.
11mer, '71, oi1M5III.cluow1&
A•e.. a. 1ltla St.. 30 feet
eut fiJI Placeatia AYe.
• MONDAY, NOV. 1
Tbl .. • Pit a water tnU-
er 'IP oa WOOCS. blocb ud
retDOYed ~ $100 ute
UNJII)Iy ud IP"'DP. tbe
tnn ... t*-1 ued a. Coi'OIDI
del liar Freeway coutrwe-
ttoe at 151 Bater St., OW'Ded
by ... c::c..tneu.. Co.,
Saata AM • • • AD llllkDowD
supeet ued a tey to pJn
t11tr1 to a room lD Rodeny I-. 1400 S.E. Brlltol St.,
ste~unc a $45 foam bed pad.
._._Faa--* MI,.W.I
.................. Glllill .. ~ .. -
.. , a Q '; ...... .., ............. $ s ............. _. ................... a. ,._ ..... « ll»lllli"lt-.... 011-.e -. It 1:11
~a.,,,*_... ........... a.c..._, ......._a .. *t&IIIW ••• h41 g.._, a.... ._.
• t ,., • r a .............. eat ......
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• ... ._. .._ • 1111111r * r tiS • ••• Edt &. %rtra.JM,.CW.t......._ r ·~~~.~ ..... .._ ...... ...., .... ...._ r••1Wa..,..1 n ...._ .......... .._.~ ............... _ .. ......... C:U___ II I I 'WIIIDn• ... ... ... ,.... .. ,.... .,.llllld ............. $1 .....
Mlo Wodai. .. t· Cdll ..., • • • B. Ill. Dlntl.
• ., • • • • lm'&ta:r • a at £. a.e IL. r , zw
tenia ...... ...., .. .. ... $'7SO eat ... ,_Sa
........... • 51'5 '7 d .... fraalt , "' ....... .._
A..._ ...... a tt•...... '*t M. K-na,,IOO~ new • s' Jill tt .lalla L. ..a 114.. rt~J~HW a. $liS nne._, a $t50" M. a ........, fi'Oa ... .._fila
$11 t.IU 11ac, a t10 e..a. ftlllt. Olii._.J, ~drl
l'lilfliiMt a~.,....._ 11a0s •w• •--. cr.-cud
tad • ru ..-.. *CCIIIIIala-ad t5 ~~~~~~t-tnet...,.. ...
lie $100 ~ beJsMclll to GJ'IIDIY D. ~15,Mdl
1 ... a. 1-. 1.,.1,,. A. Se:nut&.. a,
• TUESDAY, JtOV.% W_.. ar. JleD a•• a, bJ
D-.a. c ---11 --...... a-e......._ tad -. -... . ... -,..._.... M1 11111. IIIIJeled lldal II-cllupd.,.. tile hi.Tfba'-Jnt. u .._ .....,. .. ., a WI cJary o1 IDIIIIt troaa ..._
tlrn from Fllmew Bd. to Br.. lilutrlt. hiO ...... Jt
Fdr Dr. ad wu 118 bJ a Bml. • •• K-16 L. Prlel-
car tn.elllll _... o1 Fdr-W, fiJI 2111 Flll.mew 11-s.
tin Rd. dltY• by 11art s. Jl.l"'lied IU car at t111e r.rrl Lewt.a. 11, UM Ric....._, tMt lddrw It t:S5 p.m.
W.r, COita Ilea ••• Aa ud IUJIItMd a bllrC1ar wbo
$100 IIII'IHier ~ fled Olt Ole frolt door.
eloet .,._ wu 11iD1M • TIIURSDAY, NOV. 4
from a ee1D1M bue 1t1at 1D Ward A. EMip. 13, ol
tbe .. ..._..,.. JUd arM It 2 .. ......., Aft .. com-
UOO Adama AYe., l:te'o•ldrc plaDed fiJI.,._ bllt f'lllllllred
to PIMereetllwettmeatCo. .., ~ ... Ida
••• Carpet ftllted at $693 blqele WU llrfo!NS Ia ID
wu 11o1ea from u apart-aeddiM with a ear driY•
mtlll CDIIIIIles .ser ooe-by Cbarl.. Perrtae, C7,
ltJiidiaa It IZ1 wn.. st., of tHO Part Newport_ at
bekMctaclo.._.,.• C&.rplt, 19tb a. ud AaWm A•e.
Wett,...er ••• la,....._ ..• Wllllam C. B...a..ter,
F. Aflltllt. Apt. M-201, 1%50 U, ol 1175-1/! hllerb
.Ada.lu A.... rtpDrted tbe AYe._ WU lajlred IMit eared
tbeft o1 ber $100 moloJ'Cfele, for blJDMlf after a blqele
ftteb Md beea left kM:.kled to be ..... l'tdlac .... tmo~Yed
a po.c 1a a put:1ac 1taJJ at ID aa aeeldiM wUb a car
tbat address ••• Daalene 11. drt•• bJ ._.., £. ao--.
S1raJa, 15, Apt. D-104, %885 39, Wettlld.Mter, Ia aa alley
Fai.rYew Ret., satrencs a eut ol the noo block OD
tradared left lee, eoatuiGDa Harbor Bl•d •••• Jelttey T.
ud abrulGu wtt• 1M.,.. Batcbluoa. U, ol 6S4-B
btt by a ear ctrt•• by 10-James St., wula)lred WIMil
cbael W. lMUe. zt, Apt. btl torelp car wu latOIYed
E-20%, 1%50 Adams A•e., 011 1D aa accldeat at letb st.
Adams AYe., 5! feet welt ud Newport Blfd. db a
of Fatmew Bd. ear drt•• by Domac ,....-------------------.BoaS, 52, of 640 Plumer st. . . . Brace £. Morae,
As a local lender in
coastal Orange unty
•".
fZ/7([!/
makes many types
of home loans
For over ~ years Laguna Federal Savings has
fostered home ownership and guided the
planned development of the region we serve.
Because we are a local Association, deeply
rooted In coastal Orange County and sur-
rounding Southland areas, savings generated
at each local office of LFS are ptowed back
Into local communities In the form of first
mortgage loans. Whenever you need a loan,
come In, or ask your broker or builder to
consult with our cooperative and knowledge-
able loan officers about the following. types of
loan financing, available at competitive rates. , PIIIDtASE IDE LOANS
,/ CONSTRUcmN LOANS
,/ COtiiO-IJM FINAIONG
,/ REFIIAIICE LOANS
~ ~ TAKE-OUT LOANS
~-···--· ........... ~~
UOO Ada.m1 An., com-
plaiDed of tbe $180 tbeft ol
u adernter dtrile IUlt
from tbe .-d .tory bal-
CGDJ ol btl lii&Jtmtllt • • •
A '-'tlar•oota $46S camen .,.. z a.... from tbe Y1deo
I t: IDtllt .,.t(tbt UbnrJ a <>ruce eouc eau ......
llaiYta BIIJ'D4tll Jr .. SI,s.ta
Aa, .... eblrred wttlldnak
dr1Y11c after tu car bit t.be
reu ol tbe car of Marp.ret
L. O.SIIItll, 55, of 2744
:udlDal Dr., oa Faimew
Rd. Z3 fMt DOrtb of Baker
St. . • • A aaspect. oame
wUllbeld. wu tatao IDto
calbty oa tbe caq,a1 ot.
COtta Mea fUtb Scbool,
2650 Fatntew Rd., wttb 34
hlDd-rolled mart)laDa clg-
aretteaiDtdapoa..-Joa.of-
ferlDc tbem lor ale at a 5~ a joilll ••• Jotm G.
S.,U:.O.r, SO&Uolluoo AYe.,
rtPQrted tbe $410.05 tbeft of
lkl eQIIjpmeDt by OM of aboat
60 p..tl att.dlDc a party
jat tbat addrea.
• FRIDAY, NOV. 5
W1Wam W. Warren, 18,
of 2043 CoatiDeatal AYe.,
wu tat. to Ca.t& Mesa
me mortal botptta1 t>r tr.t-
meat ol ID)Irtea after bll
motorcycle wu I.DYolYed 1D
u accldeat at ButiOr Bl•d.
ud Ford Rd., wltb a car
drt•• by Eliabeth Barter,
Z9, of 1M9 p..,_. St. •••
Soll,a L. Watldu, 13, of
1981-F Maple st., wu LD-
jared wtdlt rldi.IIC btr bi-
cycle DOrtbboaDd oa Pla-
eeatia AYe. after co~
wttb a car dn•• by Saleb
A. llmwer, 25, fiJI 117 C•-
ter st., e1.eo.d oa Ctater
St. • • • Dale R. Sible, 25,
of 57 a JOUD st., wu ellarred
wttb poll F IDoa fiJI OCIDCIID•
tnted ClDIIbll IDd lluiUb
on after bible ._., t>r
a tnflle e'tltloa nne rid-
lie bll blCJde at wu.-
St. Uld RaleiP .... • • •
Stereo ......_..... eWMnc
ud IDol8 worb $1,011.!5
wen .._ fro• tM ear
of LcNU II. KIM, 105-B
Qcle st., I wtMwtic lltcb
broaa to pia t11trJ •••
A Mfl)ar NIDOfed tan.nd ..... trom • .,..., • p.ID
tiiiUJtDC.....,..._Data
hmee 11e.. 1101 llatbor Bmt... taldilc aa tleetrtc
tJpiwJk, cake ..........
~ -..:~~~aar • '"'·so ....... £$1.111......,
. oceuftd 11 a.eoa ... Part
ld!Dai.IMOMalnO...
114.., CQIJtac u , ...
tiiGtr1c .... .._ -· eMil_. ar.1101cnua
............... MIIfc
L. 011 J' \ I7GO Ha-fL.ay.-...a. ...... ...................
..... ,WilliS .......... ......... _,._
eleclbtolJI,oca ... ..._.
It $1,-wn l' I 1 'r
...... ,.... J>Q].
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HOW MUCH
CAN YOU
AFFORD TO LOSE
IF A BURGLAR DECIDES .
:ro BREAK INTO YOUR HOME
OR BUSINESS TONIGHT 7
GARDEN GRO~S TO
MEET NOVEMBER 24
Sea Coast will plen
your home or business
security system .
Phone
642--3490
Now!
A comblaed meet1ac ot
tbe Newport Mea Gardtm
Cltl) aad £bell Garder.l Sec-
U. wtll be beld at DOOD
NoY. Z4 at the borne of Mrs.
Ray Nl ... U2 Bolmwood
Drtn, Newport Belctts.
Mrs. NJelsEG Ia presldeat
of tbe Newport Mesa Gard•
Clab.
CO-OP PRESCHOOL M Coroaa del Mar'a ComJDIIIdtJ
Yoatb Ceater iDcbldes playtime. Pareots tate blru
belpiDc oat at tbe acbool, wbicb uses tbe Youtb Ctater
wltb the blessLDc of tbe Newport Beach parks, beacbes
and recreatloc dept. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. weekdays.
Anotber 10-•eek program started Nov. 15 for ldds 3
througb 5. The school bas a capacity of 30 chUdren
(and 30 motbers). 1nformat1oo 1s ava.Uable by call1Dg
coordlllator Beverly Jones at 640-0761 or stepbanle De
la Cruz at 640-8585. Mothers seen here j)iDtDg tbe ld<ls
ln cllmblng the geodesic dome are Mrs. Jooes, fa.r left,
Mrs. De la Cruz, far rtgbt. and Teresa Brownyard, top
center. (Eo.stgn photo.)
fA ...... _,._0.... PI'._....._,
-...-r-1651 Pl•c-ti• •••· • c .... Meee
Gaest apeakerwWbeMrs.
COUld Cloue of Plant Coa-
aeetkal, 1:1aJatiDcton B•eb.
wbo leues aad ma.IDta1u
plaDU to places of bul-
aeu. Sbe wUJ apeak OD tbe
can IDd feedtDc of pi&Dts.
Ilea u well as womeo
are LD.Ued to )liD tbe New-
port Mesa GardeD Clab.
BOB BAHKA NAMED BY ALUMNI AT UCI
Robert Banlta of Newport
Beach has been appotnted
executive director of the UC
Irvine Alumni Assn. He sue-
ceeds Dta Dorsey of Irvine,
wbo resigned to accept a
positloo with a Chicago-
based lostttuttoo.al nnance
and development firm •
IA~U e
I .
' . '
Set your tht'rm06rat at ~0 in,.te&d
of 72 ° and gve! If you're tn th~ hahst of
k~pmJ: y0ur th~rmostat at 72~ you·r<>
wasun~ ml"'ney
EkcauSt" wuh a shght fhck o( the wmt
tc' th<> left. Y<'U can move the needle tt' f\ 0
.~ nJ m' wt y0ur ht•ating costl ah<'ur 2~~' ..
lc,wt'r
Th~re ar~ NhN ways to lower huun~
C<'StS ttX'
Properly insulate vo-ar auk . Wsth
pro~r msulauon vou can ~duc:e heaune
cost ubstannallv You 11 al savt nn • 1r
rondmomna costs BaRd on R-dav 's pnct''
prorcrlv tnsulaun~t an lttic m 1 typ al
h0u~ runs bttween $2 and $100
And what het~r place to tnve$t vnur
money than 1n yc,ur own home! It's a
'"'"''hit loll)j.! ll'fm 11\Vl'~tmcnt ~' c~ll :"'
IO'lllilt h 10 C• •ntrtl\(t'f
S<lm(· m('lrt' "•V5 to lower heatintt
<'f'''' "nd ~ave t>ner~r\·· l uwtr V<'Ur hC'at
'ot'ttm~ ,,, turn tt ''" "hen vou'rt away
lrt'm h.·m~ H,n~·rvtt, m a~a whert
rn•t :ml! r-.n '"'ur a 40° tht"rm<'star
"'ttiOI.! ... ,,h 1<w1hle
\\,· 11hn "rnr vPur dN'n. and wm·
~t, '"', t , ''ot ,,~ur drare-r~., and curt3tn4i ,,, ~'''T ht .H .n K('cp the ftreplacc damrx-r
do~d .1 .. "t'll il' v~nft, 10 r('<lm not bctng
u~·,i \i:ll<" ~urt' V<'Ur fthC'r .. are clean
\.b' ht· rhn <'' <"n nrcd rcpl•c•nll
[),m rcturn·:m Rnllft and warm atr
du''' on,, t \'t1U , t And tf you have
t•I<'Ctrl• r .:.Jtan r hcanntt tt wtll bt worth
Y''llf "htlt• '' ht•n yo u a~ ~m(' 10 rurn nff
thcrmost<lt tn rn,"'m not ~Ulg u~d
FM a free conservation booklet ,,n
nthcr ways to savt" energy, wntt
·~nSt"rvatton:· Edison , P.O. Box 800.
Rc,scmcad. CA ql770
Southem c.Jifomia EdiNn
•" ,_,.Ossa ._..r.,.,.
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-441•
•nriC"'li"'IIOOS BUSINEIS
KAME ST A TIIIIIEIIT
Tile--.,,.._ .... **' tw'eeu u: C.. ·-. Lid.. 19141 Slern IIana ...... lrrtae, CL
t211S: Nell lf. Holmes Uld
.""'"' L. Haloertll, ,....., partaors, 19141 Slern
Mula Road, lrvtne, Ca.
9%715,
This buSiness Is c:oD<Neted
by a ieoenl ~rtnerstlW.
Signed: Warren L. Hal-
perin, Geaen.t Partoer.
This .U.temeot wu tiled
wUh the eounty clerk of Or-
an,a:e Couoty Oct. 19, 1976.
PubUsh: Oct. 28, Nov. 4,
11, 18, 19'76, in tile Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -64846
PUBL IC N OTICE
S-«185
rtCTITJOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following pecsoo is
doing business a.s: Arlt.cxda
EQUipmeot, 14142 Edwards
Street, Westminster 92683:
Ronnie Bernal, 5211 77th
St., Glendale, Arizona.
Tbis business Is cooducted
by an llldividual,
Signed: Ronnie Bernal.
This statement was tiled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 19, 19'76,
Publlsh: Oct. 28, Nov . 4,
11, 18, 1976, Jn the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -64850
PUBLIC N O T ICE
S...f-1187
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEME!Io'T
PUBLIC NOTICE ,__,
Fk:iil«&a:a:Niii
ll.t.IIB ITAIDEIWT Tile ......... _ ..
dotlrchrt u:: a: .....
t:rftKn-vA~r-.,W•
...... Calttlnlalllll;
(fll -FlU Oab A,._
~ .._d'•r, CIIWtnla
11105~ HTL-..rloo,loc:.,
S'l) Sollll Fair Oab Aw.-e,
Paa1 u Cattlonll 91105 nu..:.-. .. ....,. .. .d
by a corponttoa.
Corporatlob Name: lt'J'L
lDdu.stri.H, loe., Rlcbtrd B.
Lea&, Vlee-Prestdltlt/see-
retary.
Tbls 1Wetne11 •as tiled
W'ltb tbe cocaoty clerk of Or.
ance Coauty Oct. u , l976.
PubUsh: No., 4, 11, 18,
2S, 1976, lD the Newport
Ha.rtor EDSlgn. F -65393
P\..J8L!C N O TICE
S-44330
FICTmOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtDe periODS are
dolng buslnet:s as: Marc'
Andre, Encino Ton '
Country SllOA)l.Dg Ceote.r,
307 Ma.rlne AYenue, SoUe
8, Balboa Island 92662: Roo
Solomons, 227 l.Aigoata st.,
Newport Beacn. California;
Mark Beoabou, 14781 Don-
caster, Irvine, California.
This business Ia conducted
by ''a genen1 partnership,"
Signed: M, M. Benabou .
This statement was Oled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 26, 197 6.
PubUsh: Nov. 4, 11. 18,
25, 1976 , iD the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -65394 The following person is
doing business as: B t~ B
Marketl.ng, 23361 El Toro
Road, Ei Toro, Califomta _ _:_P_:U:,:B::.;:L.:.I C=...:N:..:;:O_:T_:I"=Cc!E'..__
92630: Rocco Tripodi, 26791
C ~1e Marla, Mission Viejo,
Ctllfomta 92675,
Thls business is conducted
by an lnd!Yidual.
S~ed: Rocco Tripodi.
This statement was riled
with the county clerk of Or-
an~e County Oct. 19, 197 6.
Publish: Oct. 28, Nov, 4,
11, 18, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ens ign, F -64848
P UBLIC N OTIC E
S-441 96
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
t'OAME STATEMENT
The following person is
doing busloess as: Associ-
ated Brokers Service, 2025
West Balboa Blvd., ~ewport
Beach, CA. 92660: Jack
Snyder Re~ty, lnc., Cali-
fornia Corp., 914 G1endal~
AYeDUe, Glendale, CA.
91206.
Th!s business ls conducted
by a corpontloo.
Corpontion Name: Jack
Snyde r Re~ty, Inc., John P.
Snyder, President.
This statement was filed
with the county cle rk of Or-
ange County Oct, 15, 19'76,
Publish: Oct. 28, Nov. 4,
ll, 18, 1976, ln the Newport
Ha rbor Ensign, f -64725
P U BL IC N OT I CE
S-30762
FICTITIOUS BUSI NESS
NAME STATEME NT
The foUowlng person is
dolng business as: FCP Ad-
vertising Co., 4300 Cam pus
Drive. SUite 202, Newport
Beach, Caill. 92660: Flber-
r;lass Ciea.ning Products Inc.
This business Is conduct-
ed by an unJncorponted as-
socl.ation other than a part-
ae rship. Signed: Josepb A.
Merkel.
This statement was rued
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 5. 1976.
Puhllsh: Nov, 11, 18, 25,
Dec. 2, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f -66111
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-30790
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE MENT
'rhe following persoo Is
dolng busiDess as: The Ice
Cream Man, 2609 Newport
Blvd., Newport Beach 92660:
Scott Satoshi KaJ!ya,1311 W,
141st •• Gardeoa, Ca. 90247.
This business is conducted
by an ind1Yidual.
Slgneclo S..H S. KaMa.
Thla statement •u ftled
wtlb the count)' clerk or Cr-
ance County Nov . 12, 1976.
Publls:h: NoY, 18, 25. Dec.
2, 9, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -66562
P U BLI C N O T ICE
S-30'773
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The 1oUowt.nc perJODa are
doln1 bultDHI 1.1: MJtcbeU-
8 rcnm No. l, 397 Vista Bara.
Newport Beach. CL 92660=
Larry L, Mitchell, 397 Vllta
Ba11. Hewport Bettb. CL
92660: Dan M. BI"'W''l, 61'9
BolllDl, Lacuu Btaeb. Ca.
92&51.
Tbla buskleniJ CODdlded
bJ a llmllecl portoorolllp,
,SIDod: Larry L.llllcboll.1
nil --..... 4lecl w1tlllbo-ctert< otOr-
.... ~ """· g, 1m. Nlll* New. 11,15, Doe. z, t, lt?t, &I tbl llnport
Hltbor Eulp. f-M351
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
SUPERIOR COURT OF' THE
STATE Of CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNn' O F'
ORANGE
No. A-88896
Estate of MARTHA A.
RAMSAY, Oeoceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY
G£VEN to the creditors of
the above named decedent
that all persons having
claims agalnst the said de-
cedent are required to nle
them, with the necessary
vouchers, In the om ce of
the clerk of the above ell•
titled court, or to present
them, wtth the necessary
vouchers, to the undersigned
at the ottlceofherattorneys,
Keene aDd Dton, Ne~rt
Arches Marina Btdldln&',
33!3 West Coast Highway,
Suite 401, Newport Beach.
Callfornta 92663, •hkh Is
the place of bttsi.Dess of the
undersigned ln ~I matters
perta1ning to the estate of
said decedent, within four
months after the first pttl-
UcaUon of thls notice.
Dated: October 25, 19'7 6.
Esther J. Lund, Execu.
ttix, of the Wlll or the above
name decedent.
Keeoe and Dlon, At -
torneys, 3333 W, Coast High.
way, Suite 401, Newport
Beach, California 92663,
Telephone: (714} 645-4044,
Attorneys for Executrix.
Publlsh: Oct. 28, Nov. 4,
11, 18, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign.
P U BL IC N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSrNESS
NAME STATE MENT
The following person l.s
doing business as: KEZY
Broadcast Workshop, 1190
E. BaJI Road, Anaheim, Cali-
foml.a: American MedLa sys-
tems Corpontlon, CalU.
corp., 3416 Via Lido, New-
port Beactt. California
92663.
This business Is conducted
by a corpontlon.
Corporation Name: •
American Medla Systems
Corp., L. E. Marshall, Vlce-
Presideot.
This statemeot was rued
•Ub the eoouty clerk or Or -
ange County Nov. 2, 1976,
PubUsh: Nm, 4, 11, 18,
2S, 1976, iD the Newport
Harbor Enslgn. F -GS848
P U B L IC NOTICE
NOTICE
OF PUBUC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV·
EN that !be City COUD<U of
tbe City of Nnport Btleb
wru bold apubllc belri.DC re-ra.rtttac tbe FlMl Plan for
the SeoJ.or CiHifllls Ceoter
aDd Third Year HUD Block
C rant ADPllcaUoo.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR.
THER GIVEN tbat tbo Ald
poobllc ooo.rtac wtn 11<1 bold
oa the IStb dlyat~zrt,er,
19?6, at tbt boar of ?:SO
p.m. IJl tbe CoaDeU Clam·
bon of tile Clt)o Hall of lbo
Clt)o ot MtwpOJI Boocb, Cal-
IIDrU, at wtdeb tlmo llld
........ , .... all po.._
tllten:ltld mar ICIPIIr and
bobooM-
Dort. COorp
Clty Ciert<
City ot lf-rt Boacb
PlbUA: ""'· u; U?&, .. tile N-rt llltbor IUign.
-
-"'P::CUC!'B::-L;-I;-:C:-:-;N;::O';T7.t C;:cE:;-'-·-==~P~U~B~L~t~C~N~O~T~t~C~E~=--"IIEW'Oif.-WWYIIf IIAialll -
F1C'ItTIOIIS BOUm ..._..EIIIEBQ,t' -,Mf '
MAKE STATEIIEJIT .._ 1111-Y,I0¥.11, IllS FlCIIIW.-US ...!:' ..::::-.:=-....: lU.-IT•IIMDI COIOIA 118. IIU, CM..
Ek.. JU £. Saba Btld., Tile IJg •lie ,_.. Is
8d:lol.. CL -1: ........ .... ht ..: A.cadNIJ
MlniDOIIlea ltodrfpe:t. uo ltp Co a r. 17?tS
N.-.AYt.,H,-w-..,. IL, F-
Parll, caw. 11'154. Yallor, CL IIZ'It~~o •-
ntlbo-11-.. A. ......... 11711 .......
by aa ld.Yidii.L btn'r • ._ Fa.~aia Ytlltf,
Slptd: Roll.1mda wtn-c~~ •• .. ~ettd moates Rod:rtpH.
Tld..s ltt.temeat WIS ftled b1 11 tldl.ftdiiiL
wttb Ute eo.ty cleft of Or· 9lped..: Wder A.llolpbt.
aap Coanty Oct. 19, 1976. Tbl.s llat....t wu tufld
Pl.lbli.sb.: Oct. n. Nor. t, •ttb t._ 00111tJ c1ert or Or-
11, ••~ 1976, 1o tlle Newport uce eo-tJ HoY. 5, 1971.
Hamor EosiJo. F -64191 P'lbl.iJit: Now. II, 18, ts, Dee. z. 197t, .. tt. "Newport
P U B LIC N OT I CE Harbor EMI,p.. F...&til15
S-30758 PUBLI C N OTIC E
FICT!i10US BUSINESS S-&61!
NAME STATEMENT F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS
Tbe fotlowtnr: pe.riiOilS are N A.K£ STATE ME NT
doinc bulDess as: Stwlgba.i Tbe foUowtoc penou are
SpriiiiC Ga.rdea Restaan.at., dolnc bastDeea u : West-
6842 Edinger An .. at Gol. Last. 17550 Glllefte AYe-
de~~west, Hllntt.Dctoo Beach. n~ae, P.O. Box C.-19560, Jr-
Ca. 92647 : Chlu, CbUDg An. rtoe, CA 92713: JohD D. Lask
3S3 Nortb Bereado St:rM!t, ' Soo, a Clillomtaeorpora-
Los Anceles, Ca. 90004: tioo, general .-.rtner. 17550
Chow, M, Jobn. 11467 Sec· CUlette AYSNe0 P.O. Box
rell Way, CaiYer Clty, Ca.. C-19560, lTYlne, CA 927 13;
90230. James E. West, cenenl
This businesslscooducted partner, 1CT110 WUShire
by a genenl partnership. BIYd., Apt. 704, Los Angeles,
Slgoed: Chlu, Ctumg ~ CA 9002.4.
Chow, M. Jolln. This buslnesstsoooducted
This statement was ttied by a geaenl partnership.
wtth the county clerk of Or-Corpon.Uon Name: Joha
ange County Nov. 9, 19'76. D. Lust & Soo, WUllam R.
Publish: Nov. 18, 25, Dec . Brasher, Vtee-Presl6ent.
2, 9, 1976, In tbe Newport This statement wu fUed
fla.rbor Enstcn. F -66350 wttb tbf' counly clerk of Or-
P U B L I C N OT I C E
S-372S9
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persoos are
doing business as: Swlcrest
Ontario Company, a Joint
Venture, 1691 Kettering
Street, l"lne, Callfornta
927 14: The Colwell Com·
pany, a Joint Venture, 3223
w. Sllth Street. los Ange-
les, California 90020; But-
ler Housing Corporation, a
Joint Venturer, 1691 Ketter-
ing St reet, lrvlne, California
92714.
This business Is cooducted
by an unlncorponted as-
soclatlon other than a
partnerstdp.
Signed: Suncrest Ontario
Company, a Joint Venture,
By: Butler Housing Cor-
pontton, a Jolnt Venturer,
J. A. Feeley, Jr., Vice-
President.
This statement was rued
•lth the cocmty clerk of Qr.
ang~ County NoY. 3, 1976.
Publish: Nov . 18, 25, Dee.
2, 9, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f -65925
P U BLIC N O TICE
ance County NOf, 2, 19'76.
Publlsh: Nov. 11, 18, Z5,
Dee. 2, 1976, In the N~rt
Harbor Ensign. f -65826
P U B L I C NO T ICE
S-62570
FICTITIOUS BU'SlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtnc persons are
dol.ng business as: Chenoa
lnYestments I, 33691 Wlnd-
jamme r Drive, Laguna NI-
guel, Califonda 92677: Elea-
nor Mlnkotr, 33691 Windjam -
mer Drive, Laguna Niguel,
Cal.ltoro.ta 92677; Mi chael L.
Minkoff, 31917 Lyndbrook
Court, Westlake Village,
Callfornia 91361 .
This business Is conducted
by a limited partnership.
Signed: Eleanor Minkoff.
This statement was rued
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 29, 1976,
Publisb: Nov, 11, 18, 25,
Dec. 2, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F65689
PUBLIC N OTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
SIIP£111011 OOUitT OF 1'111!: Bun: OF CAUF'OIIlllA
FOR THE COOl I t Of'
ORAIIGE
100. AD 15001
ClTA111* CC D5 <•--> .. lbo -ot ... poll-
-of II.&JIL\ 0£ LOS AIIGELD IIOMEIO ZA-
MORA LOPEZ GALLO. ~
beloalf ot RAUL ROIIDO
ZAMORA. a mlllorfor Free-
dom from PU81t11 c..._,
ud Coatl'Ol.
THE PEOPL£ OF THE
STATE OF CAUFORHIA
To: MANUE L n:MBR£S
COR!fE.IO
By order al ttds e:o.rt ,._
a.re ben!bJ adl1.ed tblt JOlt
may a,tpeU before n.e )ldge
pruldlac lo llop.rtmeat 19
or tb1J eoart OD San. 6,
1m, at 9:00A.M., tbell &Dd
then! to lbow eaase, lf any
you bave, 'lfby RAUL
ROMERO ZAMORA shcNld
DOt be declared free of yoar
culltody aod ooat.rol for tbe
purpose of treelng RAU l:.
ROMERO ZAMORA for
placement for adopeion.
Wllliam E. st Jotm,
Clerk
F ranees L. v alasek..
Deputy Clerk
Flke, Loughran, HeinlJ•
Osterhout II Trebler 1n A.s-
aoclaUoo, l.ZOO North Ma.ln
Street. Suite 72-4, Saota Ana..
California 9Z701, Telephobe:
(714) 834-1234, Attorneys
for PetltioDer.
Publlsh: NOY. 11, 18, 25,
Dee. 2, 1976, 1n the Newport
Ha..rbor E DSign.
P U BL IC NOTIC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEl1ENT
The follolf'ine per9011s are
doing business as: PC L Pro-
perties, 29'70 Harbor Boule-
vard, Suite 206, Costa Mesa,
Calil. 92626: Raphael Cohen,
5622 HIU Oak Dr., Los An-
celes, c.ur. 90068; George
H. PlDclmey J r., 3201 Ml·
cb.lgan Ave., Costa Mesa,
Calli. 92626; £. Eddie L-e-
Barron, 27 17 Sandpiper
Drive, Costa Mesa, Calif.
92626.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a cenenl partnership.
Sl.gDed: Rapbael Coheo..
This Statement was IUed
with the coauty clerk of Or-anre County No~. 5, 1976.
PubUsb: Nov. 11, 18, 25,
Dee. 2, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f -6&054
S-<%~81
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlni persons al'f!
doing business as: Lusk-
Nohl Company( 17550 Cii-
S-37257 lette Avenue, P.O. Box C-P UBLIC N O T ICE
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS 19560), lr?tne, CA 92713: _....:...::..:=:.:::..=:..:.:..::..::...._
NAME STATEMENT John D, Lusk &r Son, I Call-
The following persons are fomJa .corporation, general
doing bUsiness as: Pleas-partner, 17550 GUlette A•e-
slo's, 630 B. Newport Ceo-nue, (P.O. BOX C ·19560),
ter Drive, Newport Beach, l"lne, CA 927 13; Santiago
Callfornla 92660: Edwin AI -La.nd Company, a Callforo.la
Yln Epstein, Junior, 25152 corporation, ceneral part.
La SUen, Laguna lUlls, Call-oer. 17550 GUiette Avenue,
fornla 92653; Jan.yce Myrna (P.O. Box C-19560), lrvtne,
Epsteln, 25152 La Sueo, La-CA 92713,
runa HWs, CalUoro.la 92653. This business fA: conducted
This business Is cooducted by a genen .l pa.rtnersbip.
by a Umtted partnership. Corporation Name: Jolln
Signed: _Ec!wln AlfiD Ep-D, Lusk & Son, William R.
staiD. JuoJor. Brasher, VIce President.
This statement WI.S Qled This statement wts Oled
witb the county clerk of Or-with the county clerk of Or-
ange County NoY, 3, 19"16. ange CotmtJ Nov, 2, 19'76,
Publtsh: Nov. 18, 25, ~. Publlsh: NoY, 11, 18, 25,
2, 9, 1976, in the Newport Dec. 2, 19'76, in tbe Newport
Harbor Enstgn. F -65922 Harbor Ensign, F -6582f
P U BLIC N O T I CE P U BL IC NO TICE
S-3'7254 s.3073o
FtCTITtoUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT
The following pereor&S are Tbe following penon Is
doing business as: Qulkda.ta, dolng business as: cOe, 17
3431 Cerritos AYe., los Ala -Terrace, LIOO Park, New-
mltos 9072~ Dr, Emat J. port Beach, California
Schubert (general pa.rbler), 92663: Victor E. ()ptnear,
2924 Ladoga, Looa; Beacb,. Same as prlnclp:a.l busl~~e•s
Ca. 90815; Cbrlsta Sct.Jbert tocaUoo.
(limited partuer>. 2924 La-This bustnesliiscondaeted
dop., Long Beaeb 90815. by an lnd!Yidual.
This bUslnesslleooducteCI Signed: Victor E. OpiDcar.
by a Umtted pa..rtDersblp. This statement was flied
Slped: Ernlt SchUbert. wtth the county clerk al Or-
Thl• statemt111C wu ftled aace County NO'#, Z, 19'76.
wlth the county eterk of Or· PubUsh: NoY, 11, 18, !5.
ange County NoY, 4, 1r76. Dee. 2, 19'76, in Ule Newport
Publish: NoY. II, 25. Dee, H a.tbor Ensign. f -658M
2, 9, 1976, ID tk Newport P U BLIC N OTICE Htrbor Eo.stp. F ...$6008 -...:...""'c::.:,:::...;::,::..:.:.,:::.!;._
P U BLI C NOTICE S·62566
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
S .. f7160 NAME STATEMENT
FtCTITIOUS BUSlNESS Tbe following per_,.., are
N ~ STATEMENT doln(busloessu:B,J,Mae-
The loiiOWIJIC po,_ Ia Dowell • Compoo,, 111105
dolnc """'-u: -Sky Park Clrcle1 Slo-G, 1r-
Citl....,, -t Clob, 500 •IDe, Callfonua 1~15:
Nh'pOrt c-.r Drt~e, a&.l:te Benard J, MacDowtll, 18S9
500, Nnport Beaeb. Ca. Port Charles, Newport
9~ CUll Corpo-. I B•cb, CL 9U60; Vlrlt*
Calllonlll oorpontloD, 500 Kelly llacno..eu, 1639 Port
Nt"WPOrt C..tel Drtft, 8ldte Cbl.rles, Newport Baeb, Ca.
500, N'twPOrt 8taeb. CL 12&60. g-· . Thll ..... _.,_
T1U t.lf ••.LicoNtcttd by 1 r-eni S&J1Denllfp.
b)' a oorpo-. Slpocl: Br
Corpoi"'CCII flame: GU.. Aped: Banlrd J. Mtlll-
Corporolloo, TID-W, Dolrtll, Vlr(lala Kol!J --
GUll,........ Dolroll. Tru .... ....., .,.. 4led nu ltltem.M ..., m ..
..... lbo _, c1orlt ot Or-.... tile......, ...... of Or-
.... ~ ""'· 4, ma. ..,.. c-, Oct. n, 1r11.
Nllloll: New. 14, 15, Dte. -IIIII: ..... 11 11 • z1 ,1, 1fl&, 1a 1M "-" ·o.e. z, 111'16, .. tt•' M~
Hltbor Eootp. f-48006 11u1>or Eotlp. f -Oit1
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following persoo Is
doing busloess as: Draw
Management Company, 8402
Commonwellth Ave •• Buena
Park, Calif. 90620: Doa.~d
W, Wright. 484 Ogle st.,
Costa Mesa, Caill, 9262'7;
~ Reider, 5700 Ravenapur
Dr., Palos Verdes, Calif.
902'74.
This business is conduct.
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: Abe Reider, Doo·
ald w. Wright.
This statement was Wed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County NoY, 8, 1976.
Publlah: Ncrf. 11, 18, 25,
Dec. 2, 19'76, 1n the Newport
Harbor EDstcn. f -66161
P U BLIC N O T IC E
S-30'734
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following peraon Is
doing business as: JS De-
stcns, 22661 Lambert St.,
Suite 209, El Toro, Ca.
9Z8SO: Ja.tme GObert Sa.n-
ebe~, 31583 £. NlJie, Laguu
Ntpel, Ca. 9!67'7.
This bllsiDeu 11 eoaducted
by ID ladh1da.al.
Slptd: JalmeCllbertSan-
cbe&.
Ttt11 ltatemeat wu ftled
wltb tbe eoaaty clerk of or.
.... eo-ty Nof. 5, 19?6.
PlbtUil.: HoY. u, 11, 25,
Ote. Z, 1 f7&, 1Ji the Newport
Harbor Eulp, f -66095
PUBLI C NO TICE
S..e!660 .
FICTmOUS BOSiliESS
'NAME STATEMENT
Tbo lollowlloC -Ia doillc .,_..._, u: Voe.
Lulk. 1'1550 GtD .. ct A~ ....
(P.O. -C-111560), IMM,
CA IIZ'IU: I'*' D. Loot ' sao, a c-corpon-
ttoo, ......... -. 17550 GW-A-(P.O. Bot
C-IMMJ. -·CAlli'! II, nl(hdFJT'il~ .., . -... -.. c ..... -11-.-D, LutA .... InllluiR.
Bnlllllr, Ylcl PI dW nu .... ., ... Sled
-1110 _, c1orlt ot 0.-.... p~ llof. I, 1,1,
-· ..... 11, 11, 15,
Doc. z, 1 "'· ...... lltwpOJI -....... ,_._
P U BLI C N OTICE
FICTTI"'IOS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe "'""""' -Ia dolac t.te• u: Con.a
... Mar ..._ ....... U35
E. Cout, Staifte S, CorODII
del Mar, Ca. 92625: Ctlrystle
F. HoltPu. SOl JumlDe
An._ Col'OGI del Mar, Ca.
9!6!5.
· This blatae .. ls CODducted
by an 1Ddt.Y1.dUI.
Slgneclo Cltry.U• r. Hop. ....
Tltis .tatemeat wu flied
wllh the eotmty eterk of Cr-ance County Oct. 29, 19'7&.
Publi.sh: NOf. 4, 11, 18,
25, 19'76, iD the Newport
Harbor Eutcn. F -65660
P U B LI C N G:I T IC E
FICTITIOUS BUStNESS
NAME STATEMENT
T be follow"IDc penoo Is
do!nc bustneu as: Cares
Cards, 2523 Eutblutr Dr.,
Newport Beach 92660: Carol
Cn.bb, 502 JumiDe, New-
port Beach. Ca. 92625.
This busiDesa Is eonducted
by an indlrldu.a.l.
Siped: Carol Cnbb.
This statemeot wu rued
with the county clerk of Or-
age County Oct. 29, 19'76.
PubUsh: Nov. 4, 11, 18,
25, 19'76, tn the Newport
Harbor EnJlgn. F -65659
P U BLI C N OTI CE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The fo11owlng persoo is
doing business as: Claude
Ltd., 29'70 Hubor Blvd.,
Suite 206, Costa Meaa.Clill.
92626: E. Eddie LeBarron,
2717 SI.Ddptper Dr., Costa
Mesa, Call(, 92626.
This bustneu is conducted
by a U.mtted PIJ"tDersMp.
Slped: E. Edd.le Le-
Barron,
This Jtatemeot was ftled
wttb the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 26, 19'76.
PttbUsh: Now. 4, 11, 18,
25, 1976, lo the Newport
Harbor Enslen. f -65464
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS HUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following per80fl Is
doinc business aa: Hfblscus
I Ltel., 2970 Harbor Blwel.,
Suite 206, Costa Mea, CalU.
92626: E. Eddie LeBarron,
2717 S~lper Dr., Costa
Mesa, Ca.l11. 92626.
This bustnesli i1 eooducted
by 1 llmlted ~rtnenhlp.
Signed: E. Eddie Le-
Barroo.
This statemeot wu rued
with tbe county clerk or Or-uc• COUDtY Oct. 26, 1976,
Pabllah: NoY. 4, 11, 18,
25, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -65462
PUBLIC N O T ICE
S-30702
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The follOWing peraoo Is
doing bulinesa u: Robin
Realty • 24853 Lakefield
Street, El Toro, Calif. 92'630:
Frauthony Corponuon, a
California Cof1)0nt1Cifl, 1010
Gulllord Court, Leucadia,
Calli. 920%4.
This baaiDess Is eooCIUeted
by a eort~Qntl<lfl.
CorpontloD Ntme: Fru~
lboDJ Corporatloll, NlehOI&I
D. Ntl-., Prea.
Tld.a Jtllefi'MIDI "' ftled
wltb tbe coaaty clert of Or-.... c-Oct. 1101, If!&.
Publllll: HoY ... 11, 11,
25, 19?1, 1D tbe Newport
Ha.tbor Eutp, F -85458
PUBLIC N OTICE
s..-
FICTmous BUSINESS
NAIIE STATEIIENT
Tbt followtllr perto~. la
dolotl -too L.S ~,17105-IIII<J'Put
11oo1onn, Lrrtao, Calllor-
alallr10'7:._..........,
roe.'L c-""'' .. 11--11 .., Port lloolo-.............. c_
llr111'1.
TMat *••"c.dllcted .., ... ....-.
COI)iltt\•*-t: o.taJ
1oM, ....... !lat., Lon Call-
... PruUn',
,... 1 31 .. ftl ...
_llll_,eloftotOr-
-c.-, Oct. .. 1fll,
.....-....... 11,11,
... lfl!,._ ~·-.... lltwport ~--p-
P U BLIC NOT ICE
P U BL IC NOT IC E
FICTITIOUS BUSL~ESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following peuons are
dotnc buli.ness as: Top in-
vestments, Ud., 13922 Dall
Lane, Sant2 Aaa, Califoml2
92705: Brysoo E. Hickman,
(General Parbler), 1947
Port Blsh-" Place, New-
port Beach. CalUomla
92660; Albert P, Sc hafer
(IJmHed partner), 5531
Drover Dr., San Diego, Calt-
fornia. 9211 S; Myron G.
Platteo (Limited Partne r),
427 Rinrstde Dr .• ~f'W
port Beach, C aUfomia
92660; Patricia D. Beals,
(Limited Partner ), 1241
Garden Grove, Callfornla
92641.
This business Is rondueted
b)' a llmfled partnership.
Signed: Bryson E. Hh'k-
man.
This statement was fil pd
with the counl)" clerk of Or.
ange County Oct. 22, 1976.
Publlsh: Oct . 28, Nov. -1,
11,. 18, 19'7 6, tn th~> ~ewpon
Harbor Ensign, f -6526(,
PUBL IC N OTICE
s.44335
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The fo!IIJwing person Is
doing bttsiAess as: B & M
lnvestmeots, 2020 Sout h
Eastwood, Santa Ana, Ca.
92705: Basil Van Boom and
Michael P. Callaghan, 2020
South Eastwood, Santa Ana ,
Ca. 92705 .
This business Is conducted
by a general partnership.
Signed: .Basll Van Boom,
Genenl Partner.
This statement was ftled
wtth the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 26, t 976,
Publlsh: Nov. 4, 11, 18,
25, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f -65381
P UBLIC N OT I CE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Western
Engineering Comp:a.n.y,li29l
I nine Blvd,, st. lfl61, Tus-
tin, Ca. 92680: Edward
Fruee, 2102 Ri chmond,
Santa Ana, Ca. 92701; Gene
Muter, 16661 Mytlnger,
Huntincton Be:ach, Ca. 92647.
Tbis business is cooducted
by a ceneral partnership,
Stcned: Edwant Frazee,
Gene Mtller.
This statement was filed
with the cottnty clerk ol Or-
ange County Nov. 1, 1976.
Publish: Nov . 4, II, 18,
25. 1976, tn the Newport
Harbor Ensign.. F ~65759
P U B LIC NOTI C E
fiCTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The follo~ng persons are
doing buslness as: What's
Coold~.., 2632 San Mtcuel,
Newpo rt Beach, Calif. 92660:
Luhan, Jorge& Lu cy, 9 Linda
Isle, Newport Beach, Call!.
92660; Zavarel.la, Rocco &
Mary, 2456 Vista Haga r,
Newport Beach, Calli. 92660.
This business Is conducted
by a geoenl partnership.
Stcned: Lucy A. Luhan,
Roe oo Zanrella.
This atttement was Wed
with the eCMaDty clerk of Or-aoce County Oct. 22, 1976.
PVbllsh: OCL 28, NoY. 4.
11, 18, 19'76, bl the Newport
Harbor ~ulgn, F -65267
PUBLI C NOTI C E
n c Tmous BUSINESS
NAIIE STATEIIENT
Tbe lotJowlac per.ac is dolac ba.JJoela u: Select
Pra,ertJH, 31SO Hatbor
Blfd.., Cotta Mea, CL
_, ·-Corpoltiloo, Caltt. CO.flli., JISO Nrbor,
C.. .. _ Ctlll. -· nu-.~~-t..,..,,.,..,..__
c~ Name: Vtotto Corr>or-. P. A. Vlotio, ,,.....,
'nil ~~~~-.... lllecl
-tloe-dtrllotOr--c_, Kol', I, 1fiS,
......... 11, 11, z:s,
Dec. a. tt?6, 111 n.. Newport
llullor Eoolp. F -«17fl
'
PU&LIC NOTICE
S-IO'It1
F1CTITIOOS IIUIDtESS
NAME ST ATEMEJrT Tile __ ..
dcJMI h '7 I • U: (l)Crwc·
• ..,~(Z)f1l'lotl
G • .._.. eo. (a)~rt~oe
Fu.to Sen'lce, (4) G,...t
Welltenl f"UcMS.rrl~,l919
Newport 8Jt'd .. Cotta Uta,
Ca. 9ZIZ7: Jtmn tl Grec-
OI'J, a.me.
Ttd.s bustness ls comduct.ed
bJ In lncftfldul.l
Slped: James fl Grecory.
TbU Jtatemeal wu rued
•tth ttlt eouty clerk of Or -
aace Colmt)' NoY. 1, 197£.
Ptbllllh: New. 11. 25, Dec.
2. 9, 1976, to tbe Newport
Harbor Ensign. F ...&5775
PUBLIC NO T IC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followtnc person is
doing buslneH as: Cannery
VUJa&e Re:a.tty, 421 31st
Street, Newport Beach,
Callf.: Lewis Toomaon Os-
born. !IOie owner, 211 2oth
St., N~rt Belch. Cal.
92663,
This business ts coodttd-
ed by an indiYidUal. Signed:
Lewis TbomSOil Osborn.
This statement was filed
wtth the county clerk of Or-
a.nee County Nov. 5, 197 6,
Publish: Nov . 11, 18, 25,
Der. 2, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -&6053
P U B LIC N O T ICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAM E ST AT EMENT
The foUowtng per!IOns are
doing business as: K 3Jld H
Dl.amond Co. Ud., 13922 Da.U
Lane, Santa Ana, Cat. 927 05:
Nlal P. Lueking, General
Partner, 3U7 Princeton Dr.,
Costa Mesa, Cal. 92626;
Bryson E. Hickman, Limited
Partner, 1947 Port BishOp
Place, Newport Beach 92660.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a Umlted partnership.
Signed: Ntat P. Lueklng, .
Thls statement was fil ed
wit h the county cler k of Or -
ange County N"ov. 5, 1976.
Publish: Nov. 11, 18, 25,
Dec, 2, 197 6, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensl(n. F -66055
P U BLIC N OTIC E
61720
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
l"AME STATEM E~T
The following pe rson is
doing business as: Big
Banana Leasing Company,
SOO ~f'wpor1 C'ertl£>r Dr., :-lo.
655, Newpo n Beach, Cali-
fo rnia: Robert M. Sm ith,
6461 Down Drive, lluntlngton
Beach, California.
This bus iness is conducted
b)' a LlmJted Partnership.
Signed: Robert M. Smith,
This stalemeflt ~~o·as fil ed
wtth the county clerk or Or -
ange County Oct. 13, El7G,
Publish: On. 28, r.iov , 4,
ll, 18, l 'l76, In I he Ne~~o'J)Ort
Harbor Ens ign, F -64372
P U BL IC N O TI CE
S-30713
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: The Tat
Center, 22831 Loumont Dr.,
E1 Toro, Ca. 92630: Donald
L. Turner, 22831 loumont
Dr., El Toro, Ca. 92630.
This business Is conducted
by an individual.
Signed: Donald L, Turne r,
This statement was fil ed
with the county clerk of Or -
alfge County Oct. 20, 1976,
Publish: Nov, 4, 11, 18,
2:i, 1976, tn the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f -65042
PUBLIC N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSil"ESS
NAME STATEMEN T
The following person Is
dolng business as: Accurate
Dru m Sanding, 11 07 Baker
St., Costa Mesa, Ca.l . 92626:
Ttlomu George Ouellette,
2726 San Lucas Ln., Costa
Mesa, Cal, 92626 ,
Thls business Is condttcted
by an Individual.
Sl.gned: Thomas G. Ouel-
lette •
Th.ls statement was filed
wltb lht county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 20, 1976.
Publlsh: Oct. 28, Nov, 4,
11, 18, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -64945
PUBLI C N OT I CE"
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followln& per10n Is
dotnc buslneu a,: Trans
Dt.rlen-Patl.gonhtn Expedi-
tion, 219 EYtat.nc: Canyon
Rd., Co,.. dtl Mar, Ca.
92625: JOhn Bndtey wu.
mer. 211 Enatnc Cuyoa
Rd., CoroDI del Mar, Ca.
926%5.
TbLa bu1Hu II conducted
., ............ 1.
Signed: Jollo BndleJ Wil -
mer,
Thla ltl.ttmtat na ftled
•Wt the eauoty elert of Or -
up c_, Oct. zo, 1111s •
,.bltlltt Oct. Zl, New. 4.
11, 11, Jl?t, il lbe Newport
)IU'bor Eulp. f-64948
. --· •__:__ ----~--~ ..... .............._ . ~ ..
Westside rezone is ok 'd
DAMAGED PAGE
Newport Police Blotter Raoa. II«Jtiou to brl
p~ ID t be We tsid
commaatty plan area t.nto
CCIIl.IDrmuce Yith tLt r.lty
reaeraJ plu •ere ~&~Pro•ed
by tbe Costa Mea CUy Pla.D-
alar Commlssloo Lt •ef"lt.
a eb e from Cl com~r
clal to CL Umlted comm-
ercbl lor property at 1845
Placentia .. h e.; from Ml tn-
dul>trlal to MG gEr~eral man-
U!I"turmr aoo RZ-t P r~l
dentlaJ for propt>r:t; at 902
to 9-CO w. 18th St. and frorr
C 1 commer cl.a.J to CL llmt-
t€'d C<Jmmerctal and R2 -CP
and R3 ..C P residential lor
p rapt> rt y col 1 887 and 1895
Monrovla A ..... and 913 and
:117 w, l~th st.
• SU 'DAY, OCT. 24
Ltrry Ilvr • •t>a~~, 2~ of
li 13 Monro.-, o a:. ~~e
sa, W2' ChiH"'',. 11 tntoxt-
rate<l dlsor It" d) on Juri at
9:1S p.rr. at P&Jn an1 E ••
O"'f'.an from, kaJI,.Ja .••
J,.ff.-ry Ahn ~~~.,~.19,of
1112 Higt,Lar,d, liarlwJr Hl~l•
lands, "·as 1 hargP1 ,...It,'' ts-
1"P•e•nor lruul. ~nv "'· •t
? 10 a.''· to t'•r 51 •• t•lo k
of \\, Coast ~N\, ••• ;;,.,._
vPn Ha} H~><t, 21, •. ,.,.) va vP
til at1ctrt>S'i ·p tlttti(.r Jfl'l
f Oflr, l.oc:t.1 M~ '>J , N<Jc. • h:..t-
?.1'1 ~·tth mts:l ... n ~>aurJr I'J run~
lnvtn" •I 1: r; :\.11. u 1-an•-
I.Jor< .. Afa•l~·lo;thh•rl •r.,F:.st
hydrant, wort!J $350, wu
·tolen trom tbe northeast
r orntr ot 28th and Ralboa,
C l'Uf raJ :\Jowpc>rt, betweeo 5
p.m. Oo-t. 25 tnt! 3 p.m. tiJt>
Z6tlr •.• Tt1ree ft&hlng rods,
valtJP.1 ott $rc, w~re stoleo
rrom Ja} F.t>f>d 's bolt Whilf'
It WH t tltt> 11cY'k at his
'ifJIIIP dt 119 I lntia lslt', be-
t wl'l'D ~ p.n. 0• t Z6 an1
o:10 Cl.n. ttl£' 27th ..• Two
Nt ltP str.n ... statuPs of a ckw
'\.lrf 0ow .. r tJaSkPt WPTe stO-
!Pr& Cltnr tltP stone wall ar
lloe hon11=-r,f Jamf'S Du ke Jr.,
z-27 HIJ< ~ .. }~. East Bluff,
bPI AfP<-!1 -f ,oT•. I_U t . 25 an1
-t IJ.il • trt. ~fi
O,.t, 3(1 ••• 1 11110 Jr) 11
at $r.2:; "'25 t .. t~ Iron c
r•stlj .. rr ,. ot t. an
Zoo.t.tc mut l(ff't> w ll h t!lf'
etty r eoeral plan under a
state Jaw, commtsslooers
pobrted out. They approvr~
61713
FICTITIOUS I:WSII\ES-.;
NAME STATEMF.\1
Tbe followin~ ~rS<Jn ts
doing oostness as: RPrruurl~
Bites-Western St:ttt•o;, 1
Jasmine Cr eE>k Drtv", r o-
r002 del Mar, c all rorm<~
9Z6Z5: Sun "est Enh•r-
prtses, Calilomla corp.
Tbls business Is, ''"'lu• t..,t
by a corporation
Corporation "'a nt .. : <_>,,,
West Enterprises, Oor.~lt1 .
Pennington, PrPstd~1•t.
Property at 791 anrl i'J2
r entPr St. and 1825, 1856,
18G2 and 1870 Placentia Av".
wUJ go from AP admmJstra-
tJvP anti nrofPssiooal to C. I
Un•lto"(J rommercial 111 an-
ott. .. r rP~one r~Quest. c L anti
MG ... 111 r~-plaC(' r? frJr liOO,
171 2, li H, 1728, 17 38, 17Mi
:1.111 j f)ft'' P 3 Pnfl:i A VF-, anrl
-11!-and 7')~ I~ I ';t!J ::>t.
H lurt . s .. r. M1 ''""'I
•,r .... ,. ... 2~. ,f _ ; Jo l:urt5,
/i:Jitll').'l, w;.s hlr Pll .ani!
lnffJ(I :1 1·~1 1tS(•r"•·rll oo-
'1U r J.t 1: tr ~ .. Ill II•" aJ.
!n 111
\ ';I !:
''.\I jV HIJ
' •a
This statPnt<>ut ~.a .. fliP' I
wttb the rount} r }e>rk ''''•l-
ange County ') 1. 13; 1 i · .
Publlsh Cl"t. 28, "o\. l,
11, 18, !'JiG, tn thr• :-.Qwr>~"~rt
Harbor Fnstpn. 1 '•41~' •
• nti ... r£>cni'J~m t' .. IJI J
• r:.~r"JSd Is ro, 'h« '~~,JUI1 -
P " t Ja .P 1 ~ 'JCI ". -;ron 1 1 •
I • IUf' 1<-• • ',~><1 to; It ... ( •t \
! · l'pt)r' ko•; )vI I
FICTITIOUS 8 l'Sl\f '
NAME ST ATFMf.'n
The followlng pe r ~o'l t~
doing business as: T riJ -111•
Auto Tr im, 244~2 ... hrlo;~utt•,
Dr., Mlsslon V ln JC.;, ( ~
92675: Blake M:\rtll• tl .. lr "·
24432 Chrlsanta I>r. \11 .. ·
sion VieJO, l a. '\Ziji'".
Tills buswoss 1-o: I'Jr tfVI
by an lndJvll1u<tl.
Slgn~: I la K" \!,trtl'l
Helmo.
This stat~>r out )I I I •
with the count ~ ·Jpr~ •' 'T
ange Count~ (I t. I, I • •.
Publish : \Qv . I-., .:!i, ll(' .
JI"'•Jr")<:1}<: 1.\'j,J .JP r ... • o•iV••
31 floP ''ffl r of l •· r I.
lo.r , !r t tt: H. t1a11 .tl
<J()r) \Pwjl()rt hvuiPvar 1,
""'\'fi1n r "ad,, ' a Jforr, ... ,
1111 II ,·f)tJ 1 '·'· 'lr, :l, 1 P'Ii.Pr
2, 9, 197r, in •• ,, \ \'fl( ,, , ,
1 q-, • ' .
r r '•' 1 'I. Harbor Enstr:u. '1 L
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C"'TY OF 'EWfJ11r. I Hf. A , " _,, '\)'
~01 1( i [\\JIJ • JIJ.l'>
dl :
It , l..,f '•·'
.... :J ~ '.
SE ALED HIIJS ..vUJ t.~ r t-• "IV" • 'lt tl 1 Ua • 'JI '11• CJI
Clerk, Cit} Hall, ~ewp r t q"tl , raltlnrm~. •n:,t IC .,,
a.m. on th<> 21ltt rby of ),• "tlll>~'t, 1 J:'t;, tt , .•. · : •. F-ttt .. v
wlll be open~ and r··~ • rnr l <>rfnrr llu~· .• , .• I lollO.l'~·
CONSTRUCTIO\ (Jr r HM· f I( ')f•, •; \ ft ) o\r t. II
LIGHTL'\'G Af r AMPI ~ l;/111 'I 1\ • ,1 \1 .\\ AV!:
CO\ .,..It .\I '1 I, I
Bids rr.usr bP sui t.ttl•'<1 '"• P<'J
wlth the contr:J t •1o u: 11•nts f•nrn ,\oris
Depa rt ment Tt:r· arl htlo•i.ll o1 • • • ; rope, rt· ,...
to l•+> retained ll} t!'" hlf!t .. r ror 1U'-r., or ••
Each bid must oe a • 01upan11 J 1 ~ .. :;t. <>rrifi~' =>~.;k
or Bidder 's Bond, mad~> pa yabl" to t' P t 1''1' o! •; o·;~.opc:.rt
Beach, for an 1n o·mt t•JI.i 1l £ al ;t'.£.St I p+>r "tat uf :hr-
amount b1d.
T he Iitle of thP PrCJ:Ht aM IJ,p ;~o orcts ::t,Al n liD''
shall be ·Jearl\ 1 'Hk'·! vh l'oc• out<;i J ! ~~ r ,, 'o.>lop-o
contalnlng thP bl l.
The contra t 00. Untl"fll , t .)t · J~t t. n• n to!Pf1, e:. -
cuted, and returnPt1 In t'• ~· H :e! 1 '!'' ·
A. Proposal
B. DPS{guatton of >uJ, ·o11t r 1 ro ~.-
C. Blr1dPr's !lou I
D. Nou -· olluslun o\f!ltl.tnt
E. StatPmPnt of I tn:•w·l:l I I · ~Yl·•· 11 ! It\
F. Ter hnt,al Al1llt y 11111 E "'''IIPIJI'f' l?t>fr>rr·c~ ·r·~
These dor u111ent.c; shall t .. • 1fl1 \••rl 1 it t •r st, 1~\llll •
and Utles of th t? person ... "W •Ill J ··•I :111 of tJ,.:a t1!doit>r.
For corporations, tt1» Stl•.tat•li~>.~ o. th• Pr\E.:)WF:->1 <•r
VlCE PRESIDENT a11tl SFCIWT -\H\ or \SSIST \'\1 5 ,~_
RET ARY arp requi TP<l !1rl lhP t r I~ Pill< \ r F SE.\1 <:hJI1
be alfixed to all riO< 11 rJtPilt " r•"'IIHTII~L 5t~oant~ po; In til~
case or a Partnership, thl' <;I n tf II(> or a: a ... t or ... :OPOr:':'JJ
partner ls requlr~l.
No bids wUJ ho a ••1 t,.,• It 1 t)fltr ror -~.·•,.., ·a·
DOt been lir f>nsed 10 1 • or t' '' 1 . pr ovlston::. of
Chapter 9, Dtvtslon nJ nf II " tu,c;tn,.c;c; :to 1 ProfossJOr.-.'
Code. The contr ac tor shall .;t •t•• It <>ns,_ nu"l ->r <~~•I
classification in the propos, I.
One set Of plano; :lni! 'l ,tr 10 u~ onts, Ill hJ•~Hl.~
special provis ions, nta,· 111• 1J1•to~tr .... r1 •t tltt P•t~ li<' w.·rl.;c:.
Department, Clt r lhll, ""•rlOrt H,.,,.h, L'Jhfornl.'. ~~ no
cost to llcensoo r ontn tnr1 II <: r "Jllt>StPt1 tha r tIt' plans
and contract document<: 1 " r('turn•vi ~·ttttin " WPP~c; tt!Pr
bid opening.
The City has ac1optt'l• tl.o SlA\D\H:JSPI:.l lrlCAfl<•~S
FOR PUBUC WORKS u'\S I J.l 'r T I• \ II 1':r l:.·.lfton ,.,
prepared by the Southt>rn t alltorni:l• t,nptf'rs of thP A11r• r.
l ean Public Works Association 3Jlr1 th-> l\-;sociate1 G ... nprJI
Contnctors of Amt>TIC'a. Copies n1 a\ lw ol talnl>(j rr m
Building News, tnc., 30'i5 nvPrhnr1 :\v~>nuP, I oo; o\'ll'elPs,
Cali!ornia 90034, (213) 870.9R7 l.
The City has adoptt>'l 'i~'lnt1:tr·l c:;l>t' tal Provtslonc; an11
Standard Drawings. C oplec; or t'lt>SP U P avallal.JIP at lh,.
Public Wor ks OepartmPnt :\t a ·oc;t of $'i.OO per sPt I
A standard '•("prtJnrat .. ur lnc;u Mil o for Contra I ~...,rt
for City" form has hPPr 1 1optt'fl hy ttl£' (If} Tlus forr
is tbe only certlltcatt> of tnsu ranu• arreptaNe to t11P r·1ty.
Tbe successful low blrtrler wlll It> rt>qUlrPI'I to Oli'PI• t,.
this form upon award of the rontra t.
For any required booc1s, th,. ompan} lssulru: I ll Hoo1s,
Labor and Material Bonds, anc1 F;uth.tul Per formanrP
Bonds must be an lnsuranrP rompan} or sureh ompany
licensed by the State of Californl.t The ompantPs must
a.l8o hue a current Gener al Polh \ Holders Rating or
A or better· and a Financlal C'lt~>~on of at least (lass X ac;
per the latest edition of RPc;t's K,,, R.ltln.· GuJ•Ir Prop-
erty -Llablllty ).
Ia accordance with the provisions of \rtlrlt.:: 2, Chapter 1,
Part ? ol the CaJllomla Labor CodF> (Sertlons 1770 et seq.),
tbe Clty CouncU of the City or Newport Bear h has asrPr-
taJ.oed the general prevaHlng rate of ~r diem wages
1D the locality 1n which thP work Is to be performed for
eacb craft, classU!cation, or t~ ot workman or. mechanic
Deeded to erecute t he cootrar t anr1 has set forth these
ltems 1n Resolution No. 8701 adopted Februar y 9, 197fi.
A C(lpJ of sa.td resolutloo Is avaUablP ln thP omce of the
Ctty C1trk. All parties to the contract shall be gor erned
by all proTis:loos of thtl Calllornta Labor Code relating
to preTailloi wage rates (Sections 1770-1781 tncluslve).
Tbe CODtnctor shall be rPsponslhle for rompllance with
s.ctioo 1777.5 of th.-Calllnrnia Labor Code for all ap-
pnaUeeable occupatioll6.
Tbe ccatrtctor sha U post a cop~ or lhP prevalltng waRe
rat. at the job site. C.opiP" m:~y be obt:ttnll'd from the
hbUe Works Department.
Tbe Ctty rese"es the rtcht to re)ect any or all btda
..S to wain any LDforma.Uty in such bids.
OORJ.S GEORGE, CITY CLERK
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CAUFORHtA
Mllfb: NOf. 18, 1 ~6, 1.n the Newport tbrtlor Ensl(n.
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saiP In lawful moopy or tl P
United St .. tes) ~t the South
front t>ntranct> to the fllcl
Orange Count}' Cou rthouse
to• ated In the 200 block of
WPst Santa Ana Blvd. (torn,.
erly West 6th Street) Sant:..
Ana, CaLUornia all right,
title and Interest connyed
to and now held by U unl1er
sald Det>d of Trust In tbe
propert} situated ln said
County and State c1t>sr rlbed
as: Lot 306 or Tract No.
4224, ln the City of Newport
Beach, County of Ora.ngt,
Statt' or CaJUo rnla, as per
map ~<"orded ln Book 157,
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Miscellaneous Maps, re<>-
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Callfomta.
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If any, of the real p~rty
described abo•t ls purported
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DPP-d of Trust ht>Tf>tofor~·
P.Xer uted ant1 1ellvpr l>(j to tit,.
underc:l;ned .1 . ..,ri"Pn
Declar~tlon or f'lf>fault Ul•1
Dflmand for Sail', iln la wrtt.
ten Noth ,. of 0 Pfa•Jit :.\n·1
EIP<·Uon to S~>ll. The undt>r-
sl(Df'd ~"au9Pd c;a fd :'-otkf'
or ~r11ult anrt EIP 'tion to
St ll to bp J'f'roi"1E'C1 In the
county wherP thP tl?ll prop.
trty Is IO<'ated.
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Tru3t Comptn\, Arent, t l
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Date· 'lov~ml•f'r 8, t 9'76.
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'•READY, SET, DRA W,'' and the students from Newport
elementary school did )lsi ihat and produced a c heery
array of drawings, paintings and colorful constructions
on display now at the Newport Beach office of Los An -
geles Federal Savings, 3201 Newport Blvd. The eXhibit,
organjz.ed by first grade teacher Joann Larsen, Includes
art work ty, len to right, Portia Nigro, Tara Ebell, Ken-
dra Carr, Cathy GIIJette, Sam Lo vell, Katie Rabbitt,
a nd Cameron Lumsden. Art work !rom local schools wUl
be exhibited through the holiday season.
··-·· Car dealer gets permit
NEWPORT HARBOR Ell SIGN
PIJ8USitED WEEKLY -PAGE I
lllURSDAY, NOV. Ia, )976
CORONA DEL MAR, CAL
Nature center site aired
LocaUoa ot a u.blre ceo-
ter in tbe n•w UpeN~r Bay
EcolOifetl Res.ne will be
discussed at a Dec. 2 meet-tnc called by tbe stale Fish
and Game Dept. in Newport
Beacb CUy Hall.
Regional Flsb and Game
manager Robert Moot-
gomery this week released
a llst of sites. One wUJ
be picked after the Dec. S
meeting. Sites under study
are:
• SHELLMAKER IS LAND
--Any one or 3 locations
on Shellma ke r could be
cbosen. The '•island" Is
actually connected to the
malnland and Is the s ite or
~ boat launching and storage
racWt1es aDd a restaunnt.
• BIG CANYON site would
be at the mouth or Big Can-Yon. where it meets the bay.
tar pobUe stodltSudl'tlti-
Uon about an1 mal and pl&ot
IUe ln lDd aroaDd the 741 -
a cre ecoiO(lcal rese"e.
YOUTH WEEK IS SET
BY OPTIMIST CLUB
Youth appreciation week
Is being obse"ed No•. 8~14
by the Optimist Clubof New-
port Harbor, according to
Roy Woolsey, club chatrman
for the e•ent. Member-s of
bls committee are Dr. M.
F. Lorenz and BlU Schlegel.
A proclamation has been
Issued by Newport Mayor
MU>n Dostal designating the
dates tor the e.-ent and ca11-
1ng attentions to the ac-
compUshmeots of the young
citizens.
Youth representaUus
wer e guests of honor at tbe
Nov. 9 nOon meeting of the
Optimist Club at the VIllage
Inn, Balboa Island.
• MESA DRIVE s Ue would
be j!st east of whe re Mesa
Dr. dead-ends In the Back
Bay area, and )Jst south of
the end of Bayview A•e. tn FOU NDATION BENEFIT
Santa Ana Height s. The Co st2 Mesa Country
,. CONSTELLATION DR. C lub was the scene of a
site Is on the bAy edgP )Jst fashion luncheon sponsored
east of where Irvine Ave. by the La mbda Zeta chap.
bends to the lett south of ter of Sigma Phi Gamma
23rd St. and )Jst north of International sorority Sa-
Constellation Dr. turday, Nov . S. Proceeds
Douglas H. Lucas , 1399-
RIC liARD D. DOTTS, execu-
Uve vice -president of the
PacUt c Mutual Ule l.Dsur-
ance Co. of Newport Beach,
has been nominated for re-
election as board cha.trman
of the Amer ican Heart As-
sociation durtng Its annual
meeting In Miami Beach,
Nov. 18-1 9. ~1r . Dotts was
elected to the top volunteer
post of board chai rman or
the Association In 197 4 and
re-elected ln 1975. He ha.s
a long history of voluntl!@r
activities with t he Associa-
tion In national pr ograms,
in the California and l.os
Angeles County affiliates,
and the Orange County chap-
ter .
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4301 Birch -Suite 5
Newport Beach
751-1050
MOH. -FRI. 8 -5
(NEAR ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT)
VAULTS
COIN CENTER
1404 N. Gran d. Santi Ani
MATTRESSES
NEW -REBUILDINC
I~gular Shape-s '-•"PdD9 -Cottllll
Victory Dodge, 2886 H::.r-
bo r Blvd., Costa Mesa, w!H
have an additional 7,840
square feet of service bays
under a use per mJI granted
last week by t he Costa
Mesa Clty Planning Com-
missio 10 Chrysler Realt y,
Huntington Beach.
The public policy com-from the event wUI go to
mlttee of t he Ecological Re-the Artificial Kidney Faun -
serve will discuss the sUes dation, the Appalac hlanCen-
C Haker St., was denied , at 3 p.m. Dec. 2 1n the te r and other charitlesspoo -CAll (1 J4)
a conditional use per mit to secood -noor conference sored by the sorority, ac-
repair wastters, dr yers, room of the City HaU Annex. cordlng to Mrs. w. D. Wal-TO P DOl LAR FOR COLLECTI ONS 8 3 6 -6 J 8 r COINS WANTED l
c,nr ra J
ThP realty firm received
approval for the addUton to
the rear of the present ser-
vice buildifl&. They agr~d
to provlcle trees along thr>
Harbor Blvd. frontage and to ·
ins tall t~~o·o fi rt> hyd rants to
provide additional fire pro-
tection to t11e sliP.
Gregory A. Wtlliams was
deniM his request for rt:!~
duction 1n commert lalpa rk-
ing requirements to allow
seating in his ex.lstin!'; take-
out restaurant at 1500 Adams
Ave., to allow se rvlnl'; of al-
coholir beverages. Not
enough parking spares werr
available, •·ommlsslont>rs
ruled.
Bih!t: C hurch
23 Fl 0 ~T . o t OR AN GE , COS T A ME SA · 645-5050
U I I I t\ I \ /I \'!f.' I> I\ , ,1 1 I! I I , I I I I II/,'
Sunrla·. w(1r..::tlip .......... IO:.Jj J .m. an~ t;:3f· p.n •.
Sunday sr t10ol • '3:30 a.m. Wpf!Jl!:'Srl3] St!TVII (> -j ;:l.flo,
An lnrlo>p .. n.t.,ut 1i1Jr ~. ·~·jt!1 h!I,J .. ({':;1 < !110: ;t l!listrl
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
2501 CLIFF OR ., NEWPORT BEAC H · 642·7443
OR. F . K E NTON BE SHOR E. I' I \ I II "'
SU NOA 'r ~C"'OOL ..... Q,JO "·"'· BIBLE ~TUD'I'
s tove, etc., In a garage of The nature center is ex-ters of Cosb Mesa, whO was or an v Slle·we sell and store gold and Sliver
an apartment romplex at tl1e ~p:e:cl~ed~to~b:e ~l:he~fo~ca~l~po:l":' ~ll~ck~e~t~c=ha~l,~man~~-::.;,~:..2::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ addresss.
Dr. John P, Eve rs Sr.,
1907 Santiago Dr., Newport
Beach, received pe rmission
to 3dd a 942 squa.re foot
a .1dit1on to an existing me -
dica l office at 125 Broad-
way,
TEEN-AGE GIRLS ARE
ARRESTED IN C. M.
Foot teen-age girls eli -
ded up in the <'Ustody of
Costa Mesa police on petty
tl•e n cha rges Nov. 7.
E:n rings, perfu me, lip-
st ick, a plll box and purse
sweeter1er valued at $16.75
wa s taken fro m Montgomer y
Ward, 3088 Bristol St., by
two girls, 12 and 13, who
""'i?Te stoPP£'(1 by security
otrlcers ou tside the store,
polic_e said. Two girls, 11
and 12, took. cosmetics and
jewelry valued at $33 coo~
cealed in their pur ses, from
Sears, 3333 B ristol St.
CASSIE GREELEY OF
C.M . DIES AT AGE BS
Funeral services were
held Nov. 9 at Bell-Broad-
way Chapel In Costa Mt>sa
for Casste Greelt>y, 85, who
died Nov. 6 at he r home
at 940-1 /2 Victoria, Costa
Mesa.
OVER
j .,.O~S ..,IP .... \(\:10 "·"'· 5.7 P .... ~ lll P .... •E:o.
She wa s a native of On.
tarlo, Canada, and had lived
here 48 years. She is sur -
vived by husband E rnest,
sons Robert and Alan, both
of Costa Mesa; brother Ed-
v.·ard Wells of Canada, 10
gr andchildren aDd 2 great-
graudchlldren. ATI ~'U Wp UJ~i!P you to v.·or S!ilp T H ~ C"HL RC"H
OF YOU R CHO ICF L UTtlERAtl CHURC H
O F T H E MAST E R,LCA
CH RISTIA!'J ~Cl'ENCE ::901) Parific \'!P·~· Dr.
SE RVICE S Corona dt>l Mar, r altr.
111c-.1 nu I<• 11 n1 I AI\ t;[:o;Cf ll. 1-HtHI I;\G
I'll Rt,·r , '-• II ' I I 'd Pasto r .. Phon~ 6H-Zii6 -i
ntH''" J SL.::'I.DAY ,;;EH\'!( ES:
'\.:'.\("'1 /t. ·•·-Sunrla} 5<'hool .. 1:15 ~.1n .
Sunrt:n '), '• )('II -'\ ~··:JO '>'.orS!ilp., ... 10:30 a .m.
Sunrb~ s .. rv.k •· -• >!. tr•:31'} ,\urser)' and roffep Hou r WI-.n:lif·SO·\' ~VF "J:·K_,
~1 EI:.1JV, ":•X•p,lf.
I</ \lor' '. /:I t I I \j C HRIST CHUR C H V.eek •lays: '' :~r;; -4:30pm
IA't>rlnesd3 } ':!II•-1:4~1 pm BY T HE $EA
Tuesrlln: . -' ! iiH·-I PrTI, '-.1 ~t>Wport HPar·h . . . . H CY1 v.. Ba1t10a Blvd.
s• !'0 "'[1 I HI IU It 01 (ii3-380i
('HRIST Sl lt-'\f l<o;l Pev. Rot,O?rt Sheparrl J r.
Se11'POrt n .... n) at !.l.or ship & C..hurch Sc:hool
Corona rlPJ :O.hr 9:3rl a.m.
31 00 Par lftc Vlr··.r.• Dr. 'A eekrla.) Pn•-S~"'hool
Sunday School . 10 a.m. 9:00 -11:45
Sunda) Se rvicP -IOa.m.
Wednesfiay: 8:00 p.m. GR ACE RI RLE CHURCH "' I /I/\ 1, I(' J I t 11 Veterans Memor ial Bldg. 3500-B E. Coast Hwy ,
Ent rancP on ~arrtssu s 565 W. 18th, Costa Mesa
Mon.-F rt.: 10 am to 5 pm REV. TOM TYREE. Pastor
Sunday afle rooon: I to 3 St:NDAY SERVICEs':
Saturday: to am to 4 pm 10:30 a.m. and 7:00p.m.
SU NDAY SCHOOL: • • • • All ages, 9:30a.m. Yo• "e cor dially Invited HOME BlB LE CLASSES:
to attend Church Se rvices Call 552-0092
aod to use Reading Rooms. •reaching Bible Doct rine•
THE FI RST BAPTIST CH UR CH
'"THE FRIENDLIEST CHURCH IN TOWN "
14 n \ I I'. \11'1 I I'\, I' o\ \ I fJ H
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6100 1".111. -EVAN GEL ICAL HOU A
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$UN OAT SUIYICU1 f 100 A.M. AND 10rJO A.M.
CHUitCt\ SCHOOL1 f 100 A.M. AND l01JO A.M.
3262 BROAD STREET, NEWPORT HEI GHTS
MUIUfRY CARE Plt'OVIDIO (ltHOI'f!o 6•),.27•0
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Following snvices con-
du cted by the Rev. Norris
Gompf, burial was In Har-
bor Rest cemetery.
NURSE IS ASSAULTED
AT MESA HOSPITAL
Nurse Janet E. Eckhart,
27 , Costa Mesa memorial
hOspital, suffered a la cera-
tion In her left" ar m In a
lounge area adjacent to the
surgery receiving room
from an assailant apparently
after na rcotics, Costa Mesa
pollee reported Nov. 5.
The nurse hea rd a ooise
and went to investigate. The
suspect grabbed her from
behind, lnntcted the kn.Ue
would with a t hreat,'' Don't
sc ream or I'll kill you.''
The Incident occurred a t
midnight Thursday, Nov. 4.
NHH S AUDI TDRIUM
ARCHITECT NAMED
An a rchitectural agree-
ment tor remodeling andre-
habUitaUng the auditorium
at Newport Ha rbor hlgh
school was approved by tbe
Newport-Mesa sc hOol board
last week. The nrm of
Porter, Jensen, Ha.oseo and
Mangazol will draw up the
plans under the Public Works
Act of 1976. The costs will
come from fedenl fUnds,
If appropriated for the work..
URSULA NEUMANN OF
COSTA MESA IS DEAD
Urwla Neumana., 51, o1
881 w. 17th, C..sta -· dltd NOY. 6 at Hole bol-
pltal. Sbe eame bere from
ber DIUn Germuy ud bad
U•td 20 ,_,. ta Ca.111Dn11.
Sbt 11 •mndbya ,.._
HelGa, qbtv Mollica IDd
brotbtr PIQr.
Bllto-Bttp.,.. of eo.
.,_ &fi'Uied pr1nte ta-
termiDt,
S1an ing January 1, 1977, your
son or daughl er can accumulale
up to $8100 for college or
vocational-lec hni cal sc hool during
jusl 36 month s in I he Army .
Under thi s Educati onal
As sistance Program, they can save
from SSO 10 S75 each monlh , wilh
their savings mmc hed 2 for I!
And 1ha1 adds up.
By panicipaling in the new
program, a young person gets three
dollars back for every dollar saved
toward college or voca tional-
technical school-lhe dollar saved
plu s the additi onal two dollars of
malching fund s. ·
lithe max imum of S75 a
monlh is saved (S2700 over 36
momhs), S5400 will be added for a
total of $8100. If 1he minimum of
$50 a momh is saved ($1800 over
36 momhs), $3600 will be added for
a tOial of S5400.
HOW DOTHIYCOUICn
Assuming your son or
daughter has finished I he 36-month
enlistment in the Army and has
deposited, for example, f75 to the
educational fund each monlh, the
$8100 accumulated under the pro-
gram will be paid in mont hl y
inslallmenl s of S225 for each
momh of college or vocalional-
technical school complcied.
If I hey decide no11o
cominue schooling aft er th e Army,
they get back all the money saved .
The matching fun ds will be paid
only if used toward completing up
to four years of college or voc a-
li onal-lechnica l sc hool. lhe ex tr a
$5400 ma1ching amounl becomes
a strong ince mive for a youn g
perso n 10 cont inue wilh school.
If your son or daughter enlis1s
in today's Army, all kinds of
educational opportunities are open
for earning college or vocational-
technical credits right on post with
the Army paying up to 75% of 1he
tuition. Under Project AHEAD,
for example, a young person can
enlist in the Army and enroll in
college or vocati6nal-lechnical
school at the same time. Over
1400 colleges and universities
around 1he coumry now panicipale
in Projecl AH EAD. h's a great
chance for a young person 10 gel
a jump on lhe fulure.
This new Educational
Assi stance Program, along with
all of lhe other educalional benefi ts
1he Army offers, will help your
son or daughler serve their country
bener as so ldiers now, cilizens
laler. There's no better time to
sian gelling lhat educalion lhan
now. Your local Army Representative
has fu ll del ai ls on alllhe
educational and other opportunilies
for young people in today's Army.
Or, if you'd like us 10 send the
information 10 you, just mail
1he coupon. Or caliB00-431-1976
toll free. In NY, caliB00-24 3-5614.
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