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Home My WebLink About1976-12-02 - Newport Harbor Ensign• ' ------• SAILING SOLO ACROSS THE ATLANTIC ' IOI.ST . CLAIR--SOLO MARIMER P H OTO "f.~K F.N IN BA.RCF.LONA. SPAIN Hammett backs downtown aims Costa Mesa Vtce.Mayor Jack Hammett called this week for a strong ctty ef- fort aimed at getting the do'W"Dtown area redeveloped, lncluding completion of the Costa Mesa freeway. Mr. Hammett's remarks came after a meeting Tuesday morning with J, C. Humph· Irvine plan on agenda The li'Tine Company's fUture r:et.l est:at• develop- ment l.D Newport wtll be the s ubject of a special Clty CouncU meeting Monday night at City Hall, Since ~rly October, com- pa.ny planners have held regular meetings with New- port plannlngomclals to dls· cuss development or about 900 acres or company land lD lbe city that Is yet to be developed, Monday night 's public meeting Is schedUled to begln at '?:SO, No other subjects wUl be c2bcasstd. Datet !)r tb• recula.r Ctty COIUICU ~tills moat' wlt!l' a full qetXt. ilil::httrn~ are Dec. l ,..Ud 10. Airport use aides named rles. presldeat of Costa Mesa Tomorrow. The recently reorgantud Costa Mesa Tomorrow hu placed downtoWD redevelop- ment and freeway comple- tion at tbe top or its list of priorities. Mr. Hammett and Mr. Humphries lswed the tot- lowing Joint statement yes- terday: '•We recogntze that the emphasis of city efforts must be directed toward downtown redevelopment, espectally as 1t relates to eomplett.ng the Costa Mesa freen y. Na- that the Coron.a del Mar rreeway" constructiOD has been assured, the time has come fo r the city and state to get loget9fr with su r- rounding communities and resolv e the Costa Mesa freeway problem." The freeway oow ends )Jst sout h of Bristol St. Plans call fo r ertending tt south to Bay Ave., then southwest. ward: around: downtowt1 Costa Mesa, boottng back up wlth Newport Bh'd, neutheNew. port Beach city limits. ••t will do my best.'' Mr . Hammett told Mr. Humph- ries, '•to work with the city rel1enlopmtllt •!et~C:J aod the Ctty CouncU, as well as with Costa Mesa TomolTO'J, in meetln«tbeneedsofdown~ town Cosb MeS2," Costa Mesa Tomorrow wUI meet at '7:30 a.m. Dec. 91n lheCostJ.MesaCta.mber or Commerce buUdJJl( to dis- cuss nys or achieving Its coals. The city redevelopment agency Is in charge or plan- ning the dontown area, with Improved tra!flc circulation and off-street parldngasone of Us goals. 4 IOUlol ..,_, --.,. ..... will brloo 17 ,_. ol4 Bolo 1L Clair o1 Newport Beladt acrou Ule Atlutk: from c,.. Verde lsl8DCII o& ttM eout ol. Afrtca 110 Bart.dol: LD tbe w..c: Idee--POUfbly by Cb.rlltmu time. He wu ac.bedllled to Mt au ,_.erday--aloae-..oa hll !'I -sloop, Sol'" S.. Ia tbe last letter ree.l•ed by FnD Westel"dabl of Park Newport, Bob wrote: '•I'U .... -.., . ..-___ lca.l- -~ ..... <11111-diiiJ. lilt UI-MIIf- tw wtll ... .., ........ lk.IL Clllr, -- a powdond ~la .... Aaplet: ., ..., ,.... ... later opll'lhd WelldUl Traftl -., II "-" Belcll, UnJI llu Md • ~ IDr lra't'eL II 1!111.72 1M toortd MeDeo IDd C .. rat Amedea by ear, IDd 1ttdle OD tbla ..,_, be ca me aero. a -loiUoC ... -... ID Eac11a1. He -lor lo- fo1"'DD.tkkll • recetYed 10 reply, ., be new to Es&Jillad to see for blmseu. n. bot.l •as no Joacer btUC pro. Mleed, to be bcM&ti: a.otbtr Olle, Wbicb be ehr1.1leD«S SalDt Sea. He new bact to Ne• Yort, drove across the coutry back to Newpo rt ~cb late la 1972, By fellrvary, 11'73, be wu bact 1n EoctaD4, ..,..... • Ti s, • -...o. 1111 baM ..... --........... He-... IM- otB-IoF,__..._ 111e Bar of .... ,. 1o 4- tartu -tile ........ cout of Sl>alo, -.. .. pol ... fo.r u.e. wbltt:r. He Ira>·--SpoJa br Into Ia tile -. ter ~ of 1971.'74. Ia the 111mer he alled ooly aa fu as Gtbraltar ud p.t up the boet there for tbe JoJ - lowtng wtater IDd new beet ~ ••• a.ca. Be ........... ~._F._ .....,.1m • .a.d..- t~te lallldl ta tM w.,..,_ ,...... bt*we ..n.c ttwa Safat s. .. .. Ulud olf tbe oout o1 saeu,, 1rbat .. -... loi1owiiC wlo-ter tn ..U.C by au tbrolqll lho iiJ6lla Eul.lle - time oft from Ills SI1J.'-I to relllnl to Newport ~ but ...... beet ill '76 Y1dllll Al- certa. l'Uil.lta, Morocco ud other sites ill tiOI"tberrl .--------•OI'FIC::IAL NEWSIW"ER OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT IEAOI,_~~;::;;':::~ NEWPORT THE NEWPORT HARIOR -=~~- BEACH JOe n.: CIU' WEd 111'0: ,_.TID .... I'UIUIMID ,.. NEW CAt 1U01 l (k COSTA MESA OP PICe. CD-DB.IU.JI. CALif. TEACHERS' PAY RAISES FUROR BA RBARA BRIOGES Hoag names chief nurse Barbara Bridges, former director of oorsing at Cedars-Sin.al Medical Cen- ter ill Los Angeles, has taken the same position wUh Hoag hospital. She replaces Gertn de C an.'lon, who held the post for a year before becomtog nurslog director at PacU1ca Hospital in Huntl.ngtoo Beach. A nati.-e of Seattle, Klss B rklcu @l.rued a B. A. W nursing trom tht> Unl•erslty of Washington. She se"ed In the U.S. Navy from 1962 through 1%6. Just prior to jOlnlng tne Hoag staff, she was director of nursing at Downey Com- mu nity Hospital in Los Ange- les County, She also held several su- pentsory positions to the Navy, and Is certlrted by the Amertcan Management Assn. as a conference leader to management prlnclples. . . A proposed teacher coo- tract brtogtng lltgher costs for educa.tiaD, a tupayer revolt and dr'OA)Itlg en roll· ment were problems faced by the Ne-.port Mesa Uni- fied Scbool District t rustees at their meeting Tuesday night ln Costa Mesa C Uy Hall. Eighteen per cent teacher salary tocreases,oostingthe district an extra $3,000,000, sborter hours reqllirlng 40 more teachers and e rtended teacher leave Ume were some of the proposals In the cootract up for publtc discussion, submitted by the Newpo n -Mesa Educattoo Assoclat1oo, exclusive bar- gaining agent for district teachers. TbeCounclcham. ber was packed for the meet. ing. Board members listened for about two hours. Roy Andersen. retired su- pertnteodent. charged the NMEA otreted ooctract was a.udadous and a rrop.nt and tba.t It ~.DOt a siDcen proposal. Ttle communi[)' r~spected teachers but this otter was not an image of t betr efforts, he cla.lmed. Bill Grgurlch, NMEA president, led off the dis- cussion period, stressing the need fo r maintenance of coo- tract benefits, grievance procedures, tiaisoa comrntt. tee and a dislnterested third party in negotiations. He cnmpared district high ::...:hool teace rs worlctng ZS hou rs a week r.ompared ,.lth Orange Coast CoUege's 15 hours of student contact. Donald Smallwood, scOOOI board president, had re- '"etved 35 cards from per - sons desirlng to speak on t he subject, each limited to 5 minutes. As one speaker tinlsbed, he Called the name of the person on the nert card. Board members lis- tened tothepubUc discussion Lut did not ta.ke part them. selves. Their contract pro- poS2l -..·m be submitted at t11~> next meeting at 7:30 p.:n. TueSday, Dec. 14, ln t!le Costa Mesa CUy Hall. N egotiatlons •·lU then 11;et .111\der Ylf, l>nE opeak~r labeled tbe proposed contract as pre- r etlremt"tlt retirement, th2t teache rs S€'emed interested Ebsen catamaran flips Balboa Island resldPilt Buddy Ebsen and 5 others .-,ere plucked from the ocean Sunday afteruoon, after a gust of wtnd capstr.ed the actor's 26-root catamaran. in avoiding cootact with pup- Ils. Oleter Rall, Sewpo rt Heights, said improved per- formance sOOUld mean Im- proved salary, that lnduSiry does it every d:a}'. ··We'rt> ta.ldng oor~lves down the road England took.·· Vln Jorgensen, Sewport Beach, ctlarged. "t can'tbe- lie•e the bul.k or the teach- ers are behind thls pro- posal," ll 's completely unrea.Ils- tlc, put together 1n bad b.ith illld is an t.rresponslblE' docu- ment, were espressloos heard from other speakers. Frank. Smith called tor hard- nosed mlJiliement. that thl.s comm unity ,.ill not be in- timidated. School closing decision nears "We have an absolute rp. sponsibutty to r lose schools,'' Dooald Small- wood, pr e_sident of the New- port-Mesa unified school district board, stated at the board ma>ting Tuesday night. Drastic enroll meat red\lc . tloc was cited as the reason. Balearic, Harper and Bay Vle• elemauan· seDools "'lll be COOGl!Je.red for dos- ing at the oext board meet- ing on Dec. 14, theydedded. Students and teacllers tletag assigned to other schools would be givl!'l a chance to \'isit their ne\\' schools be- fore-hand, Supt. John Nicoll pointed out. as to.as been done wbell other schOOls were closed. 'IFtth the City of Costa Mesa, are also planned ror the scbool. OrvWe Amburgey. boa.l'l1 mernbeT, commeoted that he llv~ ln the TeWlnkle mid- diP school area, with such n li:ht Ugttin&. tbat It was disbu blng to ~si4enls, and he fe1t residents in tbe irtU.ser scbool area would e:~~~er1eDee tbe I&.IM pTOb· Jems Gil tbe ast slcM al. to1r!l. Tbe Ugbted tleld would be 11sed for baseball, rc.oc:. ball, .9oecer and other field type sports acttYities. A.trk:a.. 11 o 1 2 rr • -back • Gktr t .... ____ " __ _ -lloo. I If .. C..,. Vfl'de iOnflt ...., .... loac ......, ..... ~~~a .fit. -· ~ ;-:-:.::.:.;.: lac tbe eltn 1 Ben 11 a amp&e, t.ro..a.....,. .... a. .lilly 1: .. Bet l"m tile .t.J Y'IM •bo (~~deb ...... tM ,._. of JIIJ rtdlll ._ a pie ID tile -of 1M 1)rr • ·-... (lootw--...... -of .... dlalll Tbe llnl *r .... •ltb ., ..s. bad lo - tbe tUler lor 16 Mus. Efta Wftb DO wtDd. ~ etUJ- wu raDDllllc wD4, ....... comiac trom all dlnc:d I was fatriiMted to 1rllktl blc wa•es roart11c ttwudl each other. thlatl• n.. wotl]d be • btC ......... thf'Y would paa~ eaca otbe:-Uke ctXIIfl: pe & r 1n tbe nJ&tt, '•f woke tae montaJ f/1 tbe 4tb with tbe w1ad tla06- ing liP rut. It was • o1 tbe •est. !10 I OOIIId .. I was going to bave a rid&. ADd ride I did. l1ke • a Texas steer, sao. allld to relll down my sa.Us to Btta.l .._ and on we wa~~t, f"Mlly tak- ing a drencbi.Dc from n.e ..... Later in tbe day tbe ...,_ tioo got a bit Coo wUd... a. the n1gtd of tbe Glorm. Fourth I spear IJlDc a 11111. which 1D sa.Uor tan ~ au saru ckml, I.Dd let n. Saiot take care or benllf. wun the mn of t.ll tbe fly-in< objeeU 1D !be -._ indu41Dc pots ancf ~ 1 really oelflbrated tbt • of July." Mr. st. Clair llved • Balboa ls1aDd for mu:r years, tater ill Newport Heights. He tu a dUctut; Mrs. Tbeoliore Tale, Uf'bC at 2807 Ebbtide Bad. Har- bor VIew Hlll•; aDGthtr daughter, SUe. In MID- neapolis, and a .00. Roo., in Santa Ana. Ute term for 2 killings Da:ulls Maloeey. Dcrrer soores maa OOid'letad ot 1: df11C-relllted w-... .. sentaced tut w..t to IIIlo lmprisoomst. Orange COIIDtf Sllpertor Court Judge RobeTt bee- Land handed doW11 tbe -· tence Nov. 24. Two Newport reSidents who llve under the Orange County Airport takeoff pat- tern were appointed this week to the county Airport Land Use Commission. The Commission oversees laod development aroood air - ports. 0.1111 Thomu Doan of Z25 North Stsr Lane, Dover Shores, was named by 5th District County SUpentsor Tbomas Riley, Dr . Doan re- places Robert Conquer of lnlne. Apts. for elderly mulled According to a Harbor Patrol report, a passing yacht ootl.fled the Patrol at 2:51 p.m. that "Polynestao Concept ID" had capslr.ed a llalf roUe off tbe ha rbor en- trance. Two minutes later, tbe Harbor Patrol craft was picking up the survivors. There were no reported In· juries. aboarr1 cllmbed out of the water :and onto the over- turned hulls. WUh Mr,Ebsen werE' his daughter Susannah, 28; son Dustin, 17; Ross Dinsmore, 17 ; bustness associate Jack Holmes, and La rry Capuce, a Balboa ts . lander whO has gained wide fa me as an offshore long. distance padclleboard tra. •eler. Kaiser middle school wlll become a fUll-blown 6th, '7th and 8th grade fa cUlty start- Ing In September, 1977, boal'l1 members ruled. Sinh grade students have nO( been a ttending tbP school . Night lighting and baseball ba ck- stops, In a jolnt venture A restroom and snac k bar faclUtles at TeWI.nkle mid- dle scOOOI wlll be an actloo it Pm at the next board meet- Ing. The $30,000 cost wUI be split wtth the City or Costa Mesa. Ev<>-; year the Cost& Mesa department of leisu~ services lnstalls a trailer to serve as an eQUip- ment storage and snack bar fa cility during the baseball season. The ne~· facUlty will replace t he tra11er. Maloney, 3Z, wu C<m· Yicted Of nrst~egree rMr- der In tl)e No•. 8, 19'75, deaths of Ronald Ca.wel' 2'7, and Janet Mae MetJ.. H. The Sunset Beach cOIIIPle,... g\l!llled down 1D tbel.r bome, PoUce satd tM twiD rN:rdlr wa,s a reveoge ldlllac be-- cause u~ 2 had ~ a large amount or mart)lau. !rom a drug smucgltDc rtar•s agent at gunpoint, .Uso eonficted. aoc1 --tenced to a lUe term by Judge Kneeland. wu: ThomU Hardin Hester of Lolc Beach. 'Named as an alternate member ns atto1ney Donald Ktuli.Jl of 1901 Wlodwant. Baycrest. Both Dr. Doan aDd Mr. KUUan are neighbors of Mr. RUey. Commer claJ )ets taldng off from Orange Coont:y Ai rport Oy over Upper Newport Bay, which ts bordered byDoverSbores. The new appolntments come just before County Su - pe"aors and the Land Use Commission are <lie to begin ltDdJlDc the tate or unde- 't'eloped land around El Toro Marine Alr StaUoo. De- velopers want to buDd ho mes ia DOlse -impacted areas aroaad the base. Yr, RUey 11 a retfl'ec:nbrtne geoenl. ID makiDc the lalesl ap. polntmeats to tbe 5-member commtsslon, S:uperrlSor lllloy sold .. _.. !be Stb lqletTUorb.l District' nilld be ftPr'UeDted on t111t LIDd Utir Commission. becalfl of airport ootae pral>loou Ill !be district. State II•, wblcb sets up Allport LDCI Use Com- mi..... P•tl tbem coa.-iiMr'ltllt pawel' onr llftd .... an.d al.rports. A eommll:.._ dee..,.. eu ODIJ be ret•ntd, lor ez- ample, bJ a folr-llftbl 'fOte of !be-of !lopo"loora. A ooiM -comploted euUer diU r-.r ncom· -aplul bolldlal -"-**-Air St:aUOG, bee'MM of tM -._.r. ,. Boon of lloponUofl II -lold 1-l.-lo 1111 tllo -___ .. tllo -of N _,of .... 2 #17 la .,.et.t to b.-a.tAntaoe~tttertut -· A proposed 100-unlt senior cltiuo housing pro- jed next to the Luthen.o Chu rch or the Master In Harbor View Hills wUJ go befor e tbe Newport Beaeh Pl&llldng Commission to- night, Dec. 2. U lt (ets C-ity approVal, the cburcb will buUd the apartmtlllt projeet and rent it to persoos 62 years old. or older. Rent would be 25 per cent of the tenant's in- come, with the federal Dept. of Housing ant1 Urban De- velopmerd (HUD) pl.eldng up the tab tor .tbe rematnder ot the reot. The church will be eJpecled to set ~ntal c harges eompan.ble to those or sur rowxtt.nc apartments, Baywood apart_meota. near the cOOreb. cost u average of $300 per moatb. U the c hurch establlsbes that f\1· u re. fedenl tupayers woald subsldb.e reots for seaiors eanWlg less tbi.D $1,200 per mootb. Called Sei.Ylew Latbtru Plua, the project woald be butlt oo 2 acres ot etllreb- owned p!"'perty wrro-dlnl the cburcb 011 3 aides. 'The cbureh is at 2900 Paclfte Vtew Dr •• oeu tht Harbor VIew lbollPblc c-.r. Each unit woald bate ooe btdroom, I UYIIC~ ar., ldtcbll. ad patio. T--ba- who ue "pbJ'IIcallJ ..U:- reUut;• ntbtr tiiD Doll ••lriAI ---IJpa eare. A ta.rll'J, 1 IV SrJ room. party ..... '"" --ar• an ptanw' tltr co•· --ToaiCM'I ,, 1 I C:O.• .. --will ba UUdtD .............. . mtt aad 1 ~ n-,.-.. na s' 1 a' .... ,...,.... 11 eiWL A1ID .. lllo """"' - t he Commission meets at 1:30 p.m. at City Hall a.re: • KOLL CENTER SEW- PORT's request to buUd commercial andofftcebuUd- lngs oa smaller lots near t he airport. Mr. Etlsen reported that a '•wall or wind" trlt the be- calmed craft and nipped It over sideways, Ever yone The c raft's 50-ft. mast apparently Imbedded ltse1r in the ocean bottom. A Har- bor Depc. boat to .. ·ed the catamaran, upside dov•n, to China Cove aner the mast was freed. l>.tmage .,..as said to be slll{ht. COM CC elects directors Other Incumbents returned to oftice lll the m2.il ballot- Ing were P@( Haapa, frank J ank., Pat Marley, Nor ma O'Leary and Clyde Zutcll. Neithe.r eorrt1cted mu. derer ,111 be ellglble to IRirlJ for parole tor 7 years; • TWO HOUSES to be built on one lot at 2944 Avon st •• a ear Ma.rtners Mile Squar e, wut need a resubdlvlslon per mit. Fire kills double amputee Jeff Schldetn, owner or Crowe HardWare, wa s elected to the Corona del Mar Chamber of CommPt'C£> Boa rd or Dlre<'tors this week, along 'rith 61ncumbent members who won re-elt>C- tioc. They join 8 noldo,·er board members •hOse of- rices were DO( up for Plec· tlon this year . Holdover boa.rd members are One DeLane}", Bill Kull , BUlle "icNellly, Ra cbelle Robf>rs, Hal Pincbln,. Jerry Stewart, Joe Wotbers and Bob StoKRI. Private park care eyed • THE FACTORY, the barn-llke shopping center at 425 3oth St., Ctimery VIl- lage. seekS a use permlt to aUow cater ed banquets and to allow professloaal om ces to the buUdlng, whlct'l Is toned tor retan shop.s. GEO RGE RICK IE, 78, OF COSH MESA DIES Stn1ces were held No.,. 30 at Bell-Broadway Chapel Ia Costa Mesa for George Rlct1e, '78, a retired cl'f'U se"ant who lived at !217 Harbor, Costa Mesa. He died No't'. Z'7 ln Art&ooa. Mr. Rlctle, a native of New J ersey, bad tiYed here U years . Smoking tn bed was listed as the probable cause of a fire on Wednesday night of last week that kllled a leg- less woman tn her Oakwood Gardens apartment. Doris Br1.dge, 67, a doUble amputee, was known to have the habit of smoldng ln bed, neighbor s told lnvestlptors. Mrs. Bridge n s pro- oouneed !lead at the scene after Newport t1reflghters put out the blue . Robert Garrett, so, whO ll•ed down the hall, beard a smote alarm In the hall- way at 10:13 p.m., be told tlremea.. Wben be sa• smote coml..rlc from the Brtd&e apartmeDt. be rusbed Ia wtth aa emerJtDCJ t'lre bose tron1 ldlilellkliii'S INCIALTT ~WID .... -C•1, .-. tw a. nnt a• .. a uo.ooo a ra trut -u M'llh+l .. -... "' -Coul -Cn trHIIJ "...._. •_tllillt .-,.,. Cra u.- lo......,_WOJ•IM-L ...... ...,If I The Incumbents lnrluded Luvena Hayton, whO ha d been app:>tnted several mont hs ago to nnanunexptredter m. At their regular monthly meeting on Jan. 5, the board wUI elect a president and other otncers. the hall~ray, but .,..s bpaten back by s moke from the Itvlng room and smoke and tire from the vtctim's bed- room. He and other npt~h bors tried to get to the vi>'~ tim1 as they heard her. screams coming from !l,e bedroom, bUt the smoke and nre wen too intense. ~1r. Garrett was treated at Hoa. bospltal for smoke inhala tion aad slicht burns aft er roJ. lapsing at the scene of thtt ttre. Trustee election date set A printe cootractor may ta.ke over pa rt or tllt rnaJD. tenance of Newport's city park tac1Uttes. at YbatooQd be a sa:rtar of 1111 to $1,000 per year. If tbe Idea WOI1rl, u could be •JPMded. ea. redllctnc the dty wort INee and saYinc mort! tu ~. Services for Mrs. Brldg'f', LQeludt,. burial at sea. wl'rP arnnced th1'0Ugtl the Sep- tue Society. Sbt la suntYed b}' a daugh~ ter, Jou. Banning, of Pasa--· orn r es of four members of tht> ~ewport-Mesa uni- fied school cUstrtct board of educattoo wUJ be up for grabs at an ele<'t10D oo March 8, Hl'i'7. The electloo wUJ fill the 4 places on the 001 rd. of the members who se h•r ms exptre on Mareh 31, 19'7';'. ... -lo-led to -lalo_,... __ _ -·.. -11u IS 00111111 Ia lloo llo<llowlll IOd 'h*. -... • 1101 ... !lm.Uy~ .......... a .. "nrt·"-tD ~·"-wom.'t _, ciiGdaa"s -.., •• lolly _.-.~. 1_, c-PloD -.> Thto election date was set Tutsda:P night. The coanty supertnteadeot was ordered to COCUJOUdate the election with O(tlers oc tbat date. Members whoSe ter ms ex. p1N lnclu!ie Orville Am- burgey, Thomas C. Cue)', Rodertct tl MacMUllan 100 Carol J. Martin. Ho14-o.-er members W'1tb another ! years to SE'ne lnclltde new.. al4 Smallwood. Tbomas W. HfDderiOC\ Jr. and lhr1an C. Bercuon. A contract ts ~ 11rna up at City Hall tor ..-... tenuce worll: DOW ....._. by a etty crew ot Z - ..,. a pie ... lroek. Cal ... Stewart, director of parta. btoehes aadne.-,.,. II-~ 111.1 --ftl •• 710 a y-.r tD U. tile enw. ....... .. tile---ulllt. 1D opel'lt1aa. n. ...._. or s prtn te bidl ..,. .. same wort I• IM,JOO. Mr. St ... art told a C1ly ~ GU MHILD NORSWIMG OF --lut ...._ NEWPORT HTS. IS DEAD T llo prtnto -..c •· pert ........ ~-7 5 NorwtefU-boTII Gwablld after u ... o1 1M ,.. Mo.-, M, of UOf CIUI, Do!>L artier -,_. Ao ._ .. IWciQ, 41od """· Onop ~ -i.a !'!all-,.. ___ ... __ ,.U Ia ._ Ala H........ ba ooood by lilrlll ..- SIIoiiOcl--.r.SO ,...... -... .._ Silo lo .,.,_ by --..... Jl7.al'II.Nt AI ....... of -..., ..... Toby "' 8 I..... a--. -by .&p , .......... ptlll. cr•• .• ,. .. ~ .... Mid 17. Btll.A .... sc; c....-• c--.--• F-. TMnanz...-....... .. lo lllo PIR-...... Q & CIIJ Mrnpr -...,.. oolllal-•-------......... _,_,' -.. -·--_.lila,_ ..... .. ••o•.S. • 11111.-Y, OEC.l, 1115 -liB.-eM.. • ... t•• WDIILY .. • 1'la ,a ...... a.. ••*JI,... .. c-.. -..c.aaa a: .._ _. ji:' n Jlllllit ........ SSL ftll&.C:W -c---.c.a--~ •. _,._, ._ ... .,... .... aw as rt6,....di ''hel)lr..t.__.,. ..._,,-..., 14, lilt. ... , .... c..t ...... ~cl~-c:ICW ... _...,_ ...., ........ ······~~· ,,,... .., •· ,... ...... ktMIIIII-: an llll'tMCitJ .. ._rt-. AKYO £. IIAAPA •••••••••• "-" Mil N '"¢ zT PSG HAAJtA •••••••••••.• 4 nl'ht M"rt Y· SUJa:IIPUOII U1'1S ·--.co.--0 0 0 0 0 c..,..., ti.OO o.l c1 1M Loc:a! A.-.. 0 •••• 2 ••••••• Cllll! Jllli'.II.OO <71.. l!tlf "~ . ARV'O E.. HAAPA, o.mer Mid publlst.et of lie Ensltn •O~OOIIQotOoOOOOO .. 'OOOOC It was a pleasure to get away from the turmoil of local politicking and business harassment and instead enjoy an evening of ope ra at the Music Center in Los Angeles Saturday evening. But first there was a small problem to be s olved --how to get tickets for perhaps the most popular offering of the New York C ity Opera Co. I had written quite some time ago, ordering four orchestra seats, but back came the reply that the Dec. 27 Rigoletto performance was sold out. I made an- other try b y letter, asking for com- plimentary tickets for a newspaper pub- lisher who had heard the opera probably a hundred times over radio but had not seen it on stage since attending the Verdi theater in Florence, Italy, 31 years ago, before coming home from Wo rld War !!. Also, I had promised my two teenage daughters that I would take them t o s ee and hear my favorite opera. The public r elations manager of the Music Center Opera Assn. responded to my plea. He wrote: "Since you are a publisher, and a gentleman who has a newspaper named the Ensigo, which I've seen and enjoyed; and, since a guy has a drawing of a sailboat in his masthead, he can't be all that bad. Please be our guest for the Nov. 27 performance.'' $2,390 TliEFT LOSS IN PARK LIDO APT. A bu.rglu 'Wbo got 1D through a sUdiog &lass bed- room •lndo'W toOk loot valued at $2,390 from a Pa:rk Udo apartment Wednesday, Nov. 24. BRIDGE, butett: and Institute ..W be offered by s-eta Aulllary, ded.teated to helping the blind. MJss DMotbY De PQdt, at rtgbt, ctalrman for tfle anmal Chrtstmu llmcbeoa. to be beld MJOday, Dec. 6, at the Bahia CoriDtldl:l Yacbl: Club, ls getting help from Mrs. WUllam RoUer, etlller, and Hester Scott WW s In preparlnc the bl..uts 6a1l ol borne made delicacies. Bridge wtll start at 11 Lm. and :onttnue unW 4. Luncheon will be ""ed at l!:SO~ and Santa's bake shOp will be open all day. (Easlp phOto •• Robert Sanders told pollee he came home to fiDd the 'W1Ddow open at Ills Rsldence at 4234 Hilaria. Mlssl~ Hems Included a TV set. a pistol, photo equipment, }ewelry and a cassette rt>· corder. Nature center talk today P U BLI C N OTICE fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following person lS dotng business as: San Juan Enterprises, 26502 La Qutua Lane, Mission Vteto, Ca. 92675: c urrom w. Redding, 26502 La QuUla Lane, Mis- sion Vie)), Ca. 92675. This business ts conducted by an Individual. Signed: Clifford W, Red- ding. This statement was filed with the county clerk of Or- ange County No\'. 18, 1976. PubUsh: Dec. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1976, tn the Newport Harbor Ensign. f -67Z43 PUBL!C NOTIC E A nature center and a sewer line in Upper New- port Bay are a.t the top of the agendl when the state Fish and Game Depart- ment's public pollcr com- mittee meets this after· noon, OK. 2, in the Newport City Hall annex. Tbe 3 p.m. meeting wlll also discuss progress on a management plan for t hP Upper Bay. The committee is mad £> up of local publk otflcta Is, tccluding Newport counrll· man Donald Melnnls. A public nature inter- preUve center ts planned as part of the state-con- trolled 741-acre Upper Bay Ecological Reserve .. Four possible locations are be- ing considered: She llmaker Island, the mouth of Big Canyon, an a rea )Jst off Constellation Dr. In Ba y- c rest and a spot just south- east of the intersection of PUBLI C N OiiCE ORDINANCE NO. 17 00 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION Z0.- 80.090 OF t1llE NEWPORT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS BEACH M\TNl ClPAL CODE NAl&E STATEMENT PERTAINlNG TO REVOCA-The follOWing person is TION OF PERMITS OR doing business as: I. R. ln- V ARIANCES ternaUooal Per sonnel . Ser- The City Council of the vtce, 2171 CampusDr1ve,lr- Ctty of Ne'WpOrl Beach[X>ES vtne, Ca. 921 15: James H. ORDAIN as follows: Keefe, 3950 Leland St., San SECTION l. Section 20.-Diego, Ca. 92106. 80.090 of the Newpo rt Beach Th.Js business ts conducted Municipal Code 1.s amended by an 1ndlvldual. to read as follows: Signed: James H. Keefe. "20.80.090 REVOCATION This stdement was filed Of PERMITS OR VARI-wtth the county clerk of Or- AN CES. ange County Nov. 29, 19'16, A. DURATION. Any zon-Publish: Dec. 2, 9, 16, tng permit, use permit, or 23, 1976, in the Neo,~,-port variance gnBted ln ac-Harbor Ensign. F -67798 corda.nce with the terms of P U BL 1 c NoT 1 c E this Title shall be revoked _...:.:.:c:~o:..:.:..:::~=-=- lf not used wlthln one and FICTITIOUS BUSINESS one-half {1 1/Z)years rrom NAME STATEMENT the date of approval unless, The following person Is at the Ume of approval, the doing business as: Oc- Plannlng Commlssloa ha s cldenW Investment Lvt, speelfled a different period 1601 Dove St., Newport Bct1. of time. 92660: James L. Herrell, B. VIOLATION or 2520 Seavle'l7, Corona del TERMS. Any ZOD1ng permit, Mar 92625. u•e permit, or variance Tb1s buslnesstsconducted gnnted 1n accordance 'With by a llmlted partner ship. the terms of thts Title may Signed: James L. Herrell, be revoked II any of the con-General Partner. ditloos or terms of such This statement was filed permit or variance are vlo-with the county clerk of Or~ lated, or 11 any law or ordl-ange County Nov. 29, 1976. nance ts ¥tolated In connec-Publish: Dec. 2, 9, 16, tton there"With. 23. 1976, in the NeWJ)Ort C. HEARING. The Plan-Harbor Ensign. F -67802 Mesa Dr. and Ba}'Ylew Ave. In Santa Ana Heights. . Before a sUe Is cbosen for the interpretive center, the city of Newport, tbe county of Orange aoct otber local communities lJ'OUOd t he bay wUI be consulted, ac- cording to Robert Montgom- ery, Fish and Game's re- gional manager here. A new sewer Une aloag Back Bay Dr. and tbrougb Bl.g Canyou wlllbe&scussed at today's meeting. P U BLIC NO TICE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENG AGE l.N THE SALE or ALC OHOLIC BEVERAGES 11-30-76 To Whom It May Concern: Sub}ed to Issuance of the 1\ePose aiJI)lied for, DOtlce is hereby gJven that the umerslgned proposes to sell akotK>IIc beverages at the premises, deserlbed as fol- lo.ws: 22.41 West Coast Hlgbny :i pwport Beach, Ca. 92660 Pursuant to such tnteatton, the undersigDed Ls apply1Qg to the [)epart~neot of Aleo- •holic Be\'erage Cootrol for issuance of an alcoholic be\'erage license (or li- censes) for these premises as follows: "47" OD Sale CE>neral (80111 f ide Public Eating Place). EL TORITO-LA FIESTA RESTAURANTS, INC. by J. Eric Jensen.Sec./'T res. Publish.: Dec. 2, 19'76, 1n the Newport Harbor Enstgn. FROM THE BIBLE Let every thing that hath breath praise the ' Lord. Praise ye the Lord. (PP.Jm 150:6.} Bay tour Saturday ------··--··--.. --.--·---.... _., .. .,, 7 .,.,1~ ..... .. _.._ ..... _ IIi .,._ ........ .., • Dee.. 4, IS 1 It "'s ··p , ltGJOd ... -.., -(Jattl!lfl Pn•a...l• • .... Tllo .._ wtll .... Ill -,_..,-. ..... aEII'tJrer II Sea lad ..... &rviN' wul Qua/it.'· .'MIIt"P I 916 NURSERY- FLORIST .:.II 111 ... 1 I,,' I ...... I~~~ I ' \I I ttHittH ... J'HitiH It, I•~~ 1 ·, Finest Quality N0.1 GRADE flare, root New for 1977 ... DOUBLE D£UGHT. f1RST EDI110N. PHOMlNENT PIU:s over fiiYori~ varieties. Prices start at YourUvinc C HRISTMAS TREE benefits you and yow community. Select from four PJNES beM. for our ..... Frcxn 9 .95 Have A Safe Chriotmao, See Uo .......... .. For C alif. State Approved Flameproofin,; '-8 For Cbrilt.mas trees, #55 For fabric, dry greens and folill". mal<!riol ond cordboard. POINSETTIAS Velvety . t Cma "rom510.00 Allo MUMS AZALEAS and moro plont. in bloom- Hollister Holidoy wnppod fOil gift livinl· JlOLIDA Y DECORATIONS Give a festive Jook to table, wall or Forhome PHOIII 546-5525 2640 Harbor Blvd. , Cosla M""a 3024 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar, Ca. 92625 (714) 644-8098 '11(1'11'11'1111'1111'1111'11'11'11'1!1 He was able to reserve just t'iolo orchestra seats for us. But we all decided to go just the same, counting on last minute cancellations. We en- joyed an uncomplicated ride along the Santa Ana freeway, off at the Spring St. turn-off, right on Temple, and soon an arrow indic ator to the left to "Music Center parking." There was no trouble finding the right spot, and in we drove to the underground parking in the Music Center block. We were early arrivals, getting there about 7 p.m., and there was a scarce half-dozen ahead of us lined up in front of the box office, with the same hope and expectation as we bad. Two o r three purchased tickets from individuals who came by. The rest of us waited, and the line grew longer. There came announcements from the ticket window : "a single" or "a double" available. Soon we were at the head of the line, and then again, about a bali bour before curtain time, came the welcome call, "a double," and we were able to buy the two extra seats -- also in the orchestra section, not far from the two complimentaries. And at 8 p.m. we were listening to the ageless charm of Verdi music, involving in- trigues of 16th century Italy instead of 20th century Harbor Area. RiD&: CommlSSIOO shall hold P UBLIC NOTICE a hearlDg on any proposed revoca.tloo after gh1ng'Wrlt-fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS ten notice to the permittee NAME STATEMENT at least teo (IO) daYJ prior Tbe following person Is THE WORLD FAMOUS MUG SHOP of CORONA DEL MAR A distinct surprise was hearing a Black coloratura for the first time, singing the role of Gilda. She was vivacious and attractive and demon- to the hearin«, aDd sball doing business as: Oran&e submU Its reoommeodatlons Couoty omce Supply Co., to the City Couoell. TIM! City 1981 Maple Ave., Suite A, Couaeu sball act tbertc~~ Costa Mesa, Ca. 92627: wltb.ln llldy (60) days after Brl&n McCarthy, 135'12 receipt oftbe recommeada-Palomar Ave., Westminster, ttoa of the PlanDlng Com-Ca. 92683. mlsltoo.'' Tbts bastnessts conctucted SECTION Z. Tbia Ordl-by an lnd:lvlctual. oaneeshallbepabllahedOD<:e Slped: Brtan McCarthy. tn the oftldl..l DeWJptper of This statement was Wed tbe City, IDd the AIDI 11a11 wltb tbe eoaaty c.lerk of Or- be -·· tldrt7 (10) days .... """"" Nov. 29, 19'16. after tbl date of Ita adop-Publltb: Dec. !, 9, 16, tioll. !a, 19'76, ID the Newport Tblo Or-11Uiatro-llaJI>or Eul«n. F -67801 .,.. at I rtplar m..U., PUBLIC N.OTtCE lrtrated an effective vocal range for of t11o CIIJ ~u of tile FICTITIOUS oUSI~Ess the difficult aoloa and duets. Tbe duke • ;.ltJ~ ";."~:"':: ':! NAME STATEMENT • did not quite have adequate vocal power ,_... • .... a •. 11'11, no -per1011 1a -a.--... tD wtt: dclbl r. e r 11 u: Paetfte for hill role, and there was a di8turb1ng li--='U:iiiit;--c......, y-, rm w. dlsplay of rlbaldty In tbe opening -· 1a1, "-'", tre-c.a .....,.,, II. Booeto, md m unwelcome·attetapt to modend&e ...., llopn, a)clbll. 11'11-~.=o"il at~ tbe -. tbe traditional ~~eenery ~ ..._OQIJM:U.liD,_ Dr.w., -.ea.-. ·~ '-•---11 -a.. ... --..__......... ,..., ..... ~ .. """ra. 111-.... to ......._ --~ ... , --· ~~. -.,-a-e,v -.....-bJ' M l'l .... trt, "'d hill great MCODd act aria broUCbt -'-~ ....., 11. L. BoU1oter. •~'-tbe •-• d 1-uA-_. u-'nrll ... I lilt WU fllld .... ~.... ..._ellt m --relpoaN Alia;-..... _,del1toiO.- from tbe pac~ bouH. It was a creat ---~ .... n, 1rr1. -mg,. and a mo.t welcome dllltriiC-CIIJ C-Mia: Doc. 1, t, 11, - ~ I, 1-1 lo II, 11'11, Ia tile N_.t ... _. ·--pub"•"'n• re---~~· ... -· -· ••• ....... • UVID -... ..,......-.... 0 lbe N_.t _,.... -Eutp. F-f'IIOO t I Will be taking Orders for Christmas until Dec. 4 1111 '1111 '1111118 '111111.1111 'II WE ARE DESIGNERS of VERY PERSONAL-UNIQUE GIITS at MODEST PRICES. 11'11'111111'11tl'll11tltltltl'll One Stop Shopping for Very · al People OP£11 SATUltbAY I .. 4 ' • f i ... Gien-C......t• Ve•4•11••· Tlteft CALL US TODAY fOI A QUOTa & S.-5554 Sioce 1957 IAIIITT IMSUIAHCt 14t 14 He rlter 11•4., c. ........ . Fordand San Moguel ·~ 'n Distinc tive Gifts and Decorative A ccessories 9:00-,5 :30 CL OSED SlJNOA Y 640-48ZO ~OR APPT. GA4-0838 -HA~SO~ Vll w C~NH~ on S~n J oaqv"' I-IIIIs Poad Ju3t Soulh of ~etc Artt-vr Blvd. GROOMING DOGS · CATS THE RESORT MOTEL IN THE HWT Of [F~b~~©O~©@ liVING ~OOM BEDROOM COMBIIIAIIOHS lAIIAI , ·• .I Pt)()MS ANO 0\!Pl(l SUIIIS WIIH rUUY !QUIP ~-~ P£0 KI1CI11NS PlU~ DINING II()()M AIIO COCa ~ !All tOUNC! OV!RlOO~II'IC ~WED SWIIIIIIIIINC -~~ POOl RADIAl!! H(Al!D PAllO TV UOIO COlli Pl£11 r!Olll ~!RVI(£ AN(l l~ll GAUGI PaRa I!IG CUSTOM POOLS and THERAPEUTIC SPAS OPeN 7 DAYS. ape O!Sl'E CM !t!OW!!QSM IgpAJ. 1.12U SO. HARBOR BLVD., GARDEN GROVE !1601 FORBES ROAD, L AGUN A NIGUEL AD&belm Garcleo Gro•• Fullertoft 771-3401 ?50-7665 871-80!0 l.ac-JlllcUt l STAU: LICEMS~ Coutal A.r• ut.ms MO. 1nu1 &46-SOM Give prizes for decor ··a. a.. ~ day cl Cutatw 1111 tnt' loYe b~ to _.,, wm be u. t-..et:wa.•-.. c......._. ......... _.~- t• piece CCIIhlt ........., bJ tlae IWF'tiU of tile llnport Hamor Ar. ~r of Commerce. Ia tile .._.. Carlo ftiOID ofttleN.-porter Inn. lleMrftdau for tbe Dee. 8 meeUIIc may be made by caJ.lllc tM C .. mber of Commerce. '"-1%11. There are DO lltry feel, CODtes- taat.l, IDelllbera w cuem wtll )lclre tM ~eees tor th cub awards. A mulca.l procram wtll be presaatec! bJ BW Ka.rk.el &Dd tbe CbaatellM of New- port ftaJtm' bJcb ICbool. 0oo1' prtz.es IDd c bJ1Jitmu ===:;... cUts for ~~ att-- ------~-=--. the hmcbeoo wtll add to the FTCTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ST ATEMENT Tbe foUowtag person is !Soi.Dg boslness as: Cromwell In•estment, Ltd., 1601 Don St., Newport Beach, Calif. 92660: James S. Jones, 415 Baywood Dr., Newport Beach, Call!. 92660. spirit of Cbrtstmu. GARDEN a.u B WILL CELEBRATE DEC. 1 S . \ Am bassador Gifr W rap, Tags, & Se2.l . Christmas Cards and Boxed Christmas Cards Large Assortment. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 7 DAYS A WEEK 9-9 WEEKDAYS 0 9 -7 SUMDAYS 3021 E . CO.ST HWY ., CO ROM A OEL .. AR This business Is cooducted ___ ,_ by a limited partnership. Tbe Harbor VIew H1ll.s Gudeo Club wUl celebrate the Cbrtstmas season with a party from 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 15. Mrs. Rlcba.rd WUiiams Jr.of1Z24 Key West Dr. wUJ opeo ber home for the party, and the board members wUJ act as co-hostesses. Sh op Evenings at 5o.aCeut?lau HERE ARE THE 17 TICKTICK.ERS of the Nattc.al Charity League, Newport Chapter, wbo were presented at the debutante ball Saturday at South Coast Plaza hotel. They ar e, front row, from lett, Heldt Lynn Krasel a.nd Anne Gale Layman; second row, Amy Marla Allen, JUl Irene Johnson and Carol Anne MacLachlan; third row, Wendy Jo&Ma Baker, Kathryn Dtane Krupp, Janet Ann Nenren- ber g and Paula Louise McNamee; fourth row, Joanmarie Tucker, Lisa Carol Smith, Stella Sue Sbtrar, Linda Sue Smith, Mary Beth I rwin, Laurel Eltzabeth Hostetler, Carole Tamar Hand and Linda Carole Kutm. ~harity League debs make debut at ball Seventeen Ttcldoclcer s of N atiooal C nanty League, Newport Chapter, were pre- Hilted to tbelr famllhw and friends at the 16th annual debutante ban SabaNay evening, Nov. ?:7, at the South Coast Piau Hotel. James Richmond Dowty, presenter, welcomed the guests and Introduced Mrs. Donald McKay Sutherland, the 1976 ball dJrector; Mrs. George Draper Munger Jr., chapter president; Mrs. Ed- ward Leisy Corlett, National Council president; Mrs. Melvin Daniel Ktlmer ru, National CouncU ball dl- rer tor; and Mrs. Robert Lord Middleton, national regional director . As attenttoo focused on the presentation mge, the draperies parted to reveal each wllJte-gowned debutante carrying the traditional white satln muff adorned wtth a slngle whitt' Japhet orchid with '·pink sensation·· roses and Ortental pine as she made her St. James bow. As the orchestra played her favorite song, she was es- corted by her father down the red-carpeted aisle. At the coocluston or the presentatloo, they waltzed to ''The loveliest night of the year.'' After a toast to the debutantes, guests dlned and danced to the music of Ray Nova !. Serving on the floor com- mittee were Paul Edald Rol- fes, Dr. Ger ald Francis Doan, Max Fox Dunn, Dr. Robert Dixon Englert, Don- ald Lewis Hall, Mark Her- man Hansen, Ernest Theo- dore Hinshaw Jr., aDd Char- les Brooks Mootromery. Serving on the )lnlor Ooor com mlttee wer e J etfrey Paul Kutm and Uooel Kent Mayell. Tbe debutante weekend be- gan with a pre-ball party on F riday wtth a cttooer aDd square dance at the Battl.a Corinthian Yacht Club. Host- l.Qc were Mr. aDd Mrs. Char- les Burlln Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Rich Baker Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dutd Patter.oo McNamee, and Wr. and Mrs. Robert Ernest Smttb. Followllle tbeb&l.l, tbetn- dltlaDal bruadlut .,., bolted by Dr. aDd Mra. Pial Richard KabD, Mr. aad ~tra. Cecll HllllJ Sldnr, IDCl Mr. ud Mn. Carltoa Ruper HaDd. AtttdDC 1M pn-bl.lJ party aDd tbe poet-baD brtll.tfut wne tbe ~ tbetr eecotta, aDd Mr. ud Mn. Slttbtrlud. Here ar. the dtbltut .. , tbetr .. ,.._ ucS ..oorta: Mbe Amy Mar1a AU-. Mr. Udllln. WtWam Rabtrt All-. 1oM Wl.l'ftG KhiJ, Miss Wendy Joanna Baker , Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Rich Baker Jr ., Benjamin Walden Bacon. Miss Carole Tamar Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Car ltoll Harper Rand, Da vld ArtbJ r F ablan. Miss Laurel EUtabeth Hostetler, Dr . and Mrs. Cllt- ford Ray Hostetler, Patrick Conlon A.bern. Miss Mary Beth Irwln, Mr. and Mrs. Char les Burlln Irwin, Kenneth Neftle Haas. Miss JUI Irene Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Douglas Johnson, Lawrence Earl Halderman. Miss HeldJ Lynn Knsel, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mar- Un Krasel, Marc Merrick WUsey. Miss Kathryn Dtant> Krupp, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Vincent Mayell, Martln Bruce Gilchrist. Miss Linda Carole Kuhn, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Richard Kuhn, Brian Lee Wh1Uord. }1lss Anne G al~ Layman, Mr. and Mrs. WUbur Davles Layman, James David O'Connor. Miss Carol Anne Mac- Lachlan, Dr. and Mrs. David Owen MacLachlan, Chris- topher Arnold Kegel. Miss Paula Louise Me- Namt!e, Mr. and Mrs. Davtd Patterson McNamee, Robert Voorhis. Miss Janet Ann Nehren- berg, Dr. and Mrs. Ted Rob- ert Nehrenberg, Douglas Charles PetJ~l. Miss Stella Sue Sh1rar, Mr. and Mrs. CecU Henry Sblrar, Brtan Lucas An- drews. Miss Linda SUeSmlth, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ernest Smith, Robert G111 Sepul- nda. Miss Llsa Carol Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Dooa.ld Tharpe Smith, Vance Alvt.n Sever- ance. Miss JOIDmarle Tucker, Dr. aod Mrs. Royal Duane Tucker, Dooald Edwin Humphreys lit P U BL I C N 0 TIC E FICTITlOUS BUSlNESS NAME STATEMENT TIM foUowb:IC penoa Is cSoJ.ac t.aiMa u: Geod..Sc Sbelten, !oss-B Lliii'MLD., Colt& lles:a, Cal. UU?: Cr&Jc Cta"'"Jiq, ZOSS-B Laurie LD .. COlla Meta, Cal. 9UZ7. This bastDeu Ia coodbcted by an 1DdlnM.l. Stpect. C nJc Cbllmber- la.l11. Tbts ltat•miM wu m~ wUil tbt t::l1l8l:! elert of Or. ._. eo.tJ NoY. "· lt?l. Mlllb: O.C. !, 9, 11, as, 11'71, ta n. NtwpOrt Ha..rtlor E:iutp. F' -C?IIO Signed: James S. Jones, General Partner. This statement was rued with the county clerk of Or- ange County Nov. 29, 1976. Publish: Dec. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1976, ln the Newport Harbor Ensign. F -67799 BY JOVE~ P u s._ C NO T I CE S-37369 FICTITIOUS BUSI:-JESS ~AME STATEMENT Nothing has replaced nature's touch in solid "'ood or i he The folloWing person is dolng business as: Don's Drain and Sewer Service, 2511 Ames Avenue, Ana- helm, Ca. 92806: Karl L. Skoog, 2511 Ames Avenue, Anaheim, Ca. 92806. master cabinet maker' devotion to hi craft. l\ussrll r,!, ltntrriors Fine furniture fo r den , o ffices and restaurants. This buslness Is ~'\lnducted by an 1nd1 vidual. N au rica) bra and copper acce sories Signed: Karl L. Skoog. This statement wa s fued with the county clerk of Or~ ange County Nov. 29, 1976. A \\'Ord about fine furniture: ----------------------- Publlsh: De<-. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1976, ln the Newport Harbor Ensign. F -67743 Quality furniture today becomes the treasured an t ique of tomorro"·. ~OW AT FT. LEW1S Ar my Specialist Four Wil- Ham f. Karlan Jr., son of Mrs. Bubar Edwards, 225 Victoria, Costa Mesa, bas beeo a.sstped as an l.nb.ntry- man wtth the 9th Infantry Dtvlslon at Ft. Lewis, Wash. He is a 1971 gnduate of Estancia high schOOl. W e've already maued a M anners M oney M emo to you. If you read 1t you know an Lndtvidual Retirement Account at Manners Savings can mean substantial tax savings to you for 1976. But you must open yow retirement account before December 31st. AVOID THE RUSH! Last year so many depositors w aited unhl the last mmute to open their "IRA'' that some had to watt Avo ad the crowds this yeat. Open your "IRA" today with a minimum balance and depoeut your total tax· deferred amount on ot before ~ussrll o~e 1Jittrriors ASSOCIATES JANS OF LONDON I \ '4 ~Rf\1 R\ '41/ I \Ol -\RI-• PHO\F ~411·2SOS 2700 WEST CO AST HIGHWAY , N E WPORT BEACH December 31st (as much as $1 ,500 or l5°o of your income wbtchever 1s less) Start saving for your retaement now and enjoy a tax deduction at t he same time. Come to Mariners and open your "IRA" today. Earn as much as 8 .06% annually on a 7 75% • • certificate account. MariDen pays higher lDten.t tbaD cmy bank · A buabotnd and w1l• c • ., ,., det. u mucb .. S3 ()()() p« ., ... · -Sv.b,.c1 to wb.taab&l lat.._. pnal'--wbae pruaapel It WltDdn-pr101 to -tunty Mariners E§JC -.dlo••~ - NEWPORT BEACH ···-- 1515 Westcliff Dnve 1024 Bayside Drive (Main Office) (Baysioe Center) (71. 642-4000 (71 4}642-4000 • ' ., ·• f . • ' '· . . . • . . Denmark's Salute to Americl ROYAL COPENHAGEN OESI CNEO THIS I'OKl Of' ART DEPICTING A~U~RIC . .\,._ ~Cf:NES. ... A JOY TO LOOI: AT .\NO A PLf.A~11 HE TO POSSESS. ••••••• U,OOO. lliiiDIY, D£C. I, M ~DEL -C., Police to hold auction ... ,., \ -· ...... cu..._sb•wm .. _lloo __ _ ... ._ ......... ...,.:t ................. , ......... ....., ..... tilll • 9 .... , • ,.uc. ...... ..,...,. .. •....,n c.. PUBLIC HOTICE IT .&TEIIEJn' OF ABU .. DOIOIENT OF USE OF FK:TmOUS BUSINESS II .\liE ,... .. _..,_ ... .. .,..,....., tbe ue tl. tiJe flc::tltiGa t.tl·-~ Genldbe's AolhrM. U5J Harl>or Blwd., Colla "-. C alllltnda tz&!l: Tbe Fle- tltlou iWsiMCS Name re.. ferred to abo're ... med la Orure COIIDtJ oa.J--.t)' 30, 1976; Genl.... .... Crtaler, ISlt Waboa An- ----..-. , ...... FKTirtr.IIIIIMcii•M _.._ .... .., __ ........ ,.,. -.. , ... .u..no,...._ao -Ollloo_., __ ---..-. laces '1 ....._. -.t be-..... --or 'locaJ ~ IIIII _. cart ... ,. be __ , ... u.,.utbe..u..--. "" -will be .. ,._ e)'CI ... 4 •-..to. l ool- eyele~, 5 ~ 4 !Ire -...-, l 11111- blt ..... e ear--z--....ad""-1---u-.. Aa Itemised ll.lt al tile Uctlaa Items Ia aftillbla at pollee-......... was Jlli>ltsbed u a ltpJ ad lD last week's Eulp.. Trustees seek reeleclol ,.. 2 .......... t1T1' tf!MCW C.. a; =·a M t «W ----· ... r' Sr _. ··-----n.s----. ...... .._. . ...,. __ bor -1111. .. c..., Bodllllr,.a~-.r. 1111. lllr • .._ .. __ _ .. I 'I ~~~----llolloo_M_ !!""~· • ,. 2 .... -_., ____ __ t t ,a...GfWI ... 7 221' .... llr ......... ;&1 -r ....... -.. .. ...,.. __ ., c-........ ....... .... ... 2 ..... . --CMa-Rape attempt thwarted A Well Jlc•tod ...,.. ~, talllld. --"'_ .......... _ ...... _,.,... n. ·---lold pollee .... ...., ... ...-!lor ... lD tiM drtfewaJ af ler ..._ .,. ....... at I:JO .... ud ... OQIIII6 t ~ by • ..... ,.., ~ .... Met la ber car u11 told ber .. ----Be .. aec1 1 ""'._. _ lloo_,. __ lit .... • a IMIC room ......... ,...., .. tiU ....... -.__...,.. ~a l5-1 a.~..u., tale ~riettm -............... --,... .... -.......... FASHIONS. HUMOR FOR CHRimAH IIOIIEH "" .. "" • 8Mcl ate .m be .... 'et "' ~ •.••.• a.·. tM.....,. ......... -~--___ ....... _ will ....... a ..,._,. Dee. I II tM AllloitM' lla .... ..... ll/ttiiW, BID at 11:10 a..a. Paumr ----.... _,be ...... lin.. Joe ..m-. ..,_ -.., m.nu. a Foreign in J ust a Few Weeks! c an loll'. a trw bltrodllc:iDrJ ._, u ~· tatra......., tiD tbe most NluiiC leanllll upera.-ee al )'Oitr Wei No obllpHoe or Mllbtc. P hoa• 631·0110 -tHOMAS IANOUAOI c:sna F......WiolM1 -1.:1 Floor In lb.rt•n M.lle Sqiaare 27011 W. COAST HIGHWAY NEWPO RT BEACH Gifts ~·=:-: Irvine bidding showdown liacted. by an IDdlridul. ,., .-'IIOloclllac pro- fiiMI.y. Tbe-wu<le-u tMUc ..,_ !5 or 2& y.,.. o]d, 5-10, blODde baiT &ad blae eyes. Signed: Geraldine Lee Crtssler. This statemeat was filed wtth the cowty clerk or Or- aage Cocmty Nor. 30, 19?6. ~--..... ""•• ta TO I Pabllsb: Dec. 2, 9, 16, 23. 1976, to the Newport Harbor Ensign. f -52143 P U BLIC NOTICE Plant SP-ecials STATEMENT OF' ABAN- OONMC:NT Of' U3E Of FIC1l riOUS BUSlNF.S3 NAM E While they last. Tbe following person ~s at.ndQnec1 tbe uSE> or tbe fictttlo111 busiDess :~&on€: 20% Off on All Indoor Plants This Fri. thru Sun-Only Ruu Flroa Realtors, Z400 W. Cout Hwy., Newport Beach. Ca. 92663: The Flet1t1ou.s Bu.stness Name referred to above was rued In 0ra.Dce County OD Aug. 11, 1975; Hannah E. Flynn., P.O. Bmt 319, (202.1/2 Fernlea!). Corona del Mar, Ca. 92625. H~, SpeeWI%liiC lD-llalbls This business n s con- dueteC bJ an tndiYic!ual. 7le 7l«Hc 7'« Shp Sf&Ded: Hannab E. Flynn, This statement was tued with the eouoty clerk or Or- aoce COUDty Nov. 30, 1976. 1660 Stmta Ana Aw. Costa Maa S<f&.ZO,U Publl.sb: Dec. 2, 9, 16, %3, 1976, 1n tbe Newport .. _ ACIOOIII FIIOII BUILDEIIS EIIPOIIIIJII Harl>or ·-· r .-<>46579 PIONEER BILL SEZ •. SOCIALISM TAKES A RIDE ···ON THE BIG BUS! I know you'Ye beard or rnt1 that new Orange Cow{ty Tnnsti District slogan tlla.t goes ''Pssstl OCTO )Jst doubled bus serrtce. Pass Jt on." Tbe way these guys actrerttse, you 'd think they've got the hottest product going, and all tbey'Ye gat to do Is )Ast get the word passed, a.od everybody wll1 Ju:mp oa their busses. I sOOuld say OUR busses, really . . . you aDd I are paytng for this huge bus llne, you know. for yea.rs, some prtnte ftrms tried to make a go ofrunnbJrbuses around Orange Coanty. And these fellows had the ldnd or motlntloa that would make the tiling work - tbe pront mott•e. That means tbey LDvested theJr moaey and ••t all oat to try to get that loYestment to tum to profit. They h.lled. I thlnk the message of tbat failure ls nry clear: 1'bere ln't t!DOaCb demand for the senlce. Tbls mes- sage I. ob'+':lously not cettfDcttlrwgb to the bureaucrats that ruo tbe Or- ange County Transit District. lo the ttsca:I fi!U' tbat Mded Juoe 30, OCTO's own t1gures show that paid fares brought lD $2.1 mlllioa. The operaUng budget was S38.2 mUUon. Guess where tbat $36 mlllloo detlclt comes from? Our tues, that's where. You can, say the OCTO folks aren't trytog. They spent $930,748 last year just lor ad•ertlatng. and tbey hue tbe •ery best equlpmeot Jar money can buy, And tbey ban pleaty of tttgb..prlced employees to shuffle the papers and direct the ad campaJgns. Next year'siJadlet can. tor tmge ad•ertls1nc eJ:I)elkUblres oace apiu. Yet, It 1s '*»tniDc 1JtcreuJnc1Y clear that income wUJ simply DOC jasUtJ the tu: money bet.ne JpeDt, Psstl Tbp 80C.I.alllt bas line Idea just ta'hrorktng. Pass It on. Blll St. ClaJr Know the dlft'ereoce b@tween an old·faslrloaed btlrcut and u up-to- date bl.lr ltylln( treat mat? We do. Stop by uti He as. Bill St.Ciair Pioneer Barbers 23«1 NEWPOR T BLVO-. NEAR WILSON . C0 5TA MESA -.. - 0poa Tan. -·w 1 p.m. llol. • A.IO '1111:011 Wid., Tllilr"-. Fri. -t:IG ·w s,ao c--·- Unless a better offer cot under tbe wire late ye.t:er- ~J. a Caaa.ctlaD flrm is tbe froot nattier In the biM:tac to buy the lrY1De Co. As the Wednesday DOOD dead- line a;JPI'OIChed tor reeetv- lng new bids~ the Cadillac: Fairview Corp. ol Toi"'Olto wu eoostdered top bld!Ser for the company stocko~ by tbe James lrviDe FOUDCia- tloo, according to ,foaoda- Uoo 1ttomey Howud Privett. U a better offer from ooe of 2 other bidders did beat HEN RY NIEM ES. 83, OF C.M. SUCCUMB S Henry Nlemes, SS, ofl&OO Viola, Costa Mesa, who tJted at tlls borne oa Tbanksgtrlag Day, ns buried No,. 29 tn Pacific V!ewmemortal park. Services were held in Bell- Broadway Chapel, Costa Mesa. by Dr. Irwin Kurth. Mr. Niemes Is survived by wife Josephine, daughter Nancy Eckerman of Pasa - dena and 3 gnndchlldren. A retired plumber . Mr. Nlemes came here from Ohio 34 years ago. MRS. FREDRIKSEN OF CXJ STA ME SA IS DEAD Services were held yes- terday at Westcwr Chapel to Costa Mesa tor Ganett~ Fredriksen. 5'7, of SSO Ra .1. mooa, Costa Mesa, wbo died No•. 28 at Huntington Beach community OOspltal. She 1s SUT't'l.'t't!dby busbaod Lawrence, sons DooofCosta Mesa and ford of Huntington Beach. and daughter Pamela Roberts. Pastor Chuck Sm ith of c aivary Chapel conducted. the service. Burial was In Harbor Rest cemetery. Sm ith-Tuth111 -Lamb of Costa Mesa was funeral di- rector. P U BLIC N OTIC E NOTICE Of PUBWC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Planning Commission of the City of Newport Beach wUJ OOld a public hearing ora Ameodmeut No. 476 In- itiated by The lrvtne Com- uy lo consider an ameod- men.t to estabUsb Plumed Com munlty Development Standards ln con)mctloo wtth T•taUve Tnct Map No. 9620. Notice is hereby turther giYen that sa.td public hear- ing wW be held on the 16th day or December. 19?6, at tbe bout of 7:00 P.M. tn the Coancll Chambers of the Newport Beach City Hall, at wblch time and place any IDd all per800s interested may appear and be heard tllereoa. •UUtm Agee, Secretary PluD1ac Commlsstoa. CJty of Newport Belch Pllb'UM: Dree. 2, 19'76, ln tbe H-It Haitlor Eulp. Save 12$ to 16$ on any brand of Gasoline and/ or Diesel Fuel New! Proven! Insured! Guaranteed Fuel Extender. You can save 124 to 164 per gallon on gas and diesel fuel!! No driving is needed for source. MONEY-BACK GUARANTEED SERVICE eANY BRAND eANY QUANTITY eANYWHERE eANYTIME AEGEAN ASSOCIATES UNLIMITED Call 675-1577 505 ACACIA -SUITE A CORONA DEL MAR tbe ciMdlhw. aa.r bidden DOW baYe aaU1 110m1 Friday to ...... the -...... lie· COrdiDC to b1dd1ac nlet adopted by the F<W!MIIttoa. Cadtllac Fatmew•s latest offer 1..1 wortb $214 mJl1Jcla, lnclDdlQg $164 mD.Uoa cub .a.oct $1!0 mUUoll iD 10-y-..r DOtes. accordlfll to Yr. Privett. Two otber bidden_ the Yobll 011 Corp. lDd tbe Taabrna.D-Allflll eombtDe oat or Detroit, were 1t111 bt tbe blddJnc n.ce thls weet lltr the 5-4 per ceot or In'* Co. stock held by tbe .__ pront. fOliDdatkiD. BRUN CH. •BOUTIQUE TO AI D FOUNDA 11014 st. Mi chael's IDd All Angels' Clutch wW be tbe settln( for a boUday brucb and booUque spouored by the lnterfa.lth FOIIDdattoa of UC Irvine Tuesday, Dec. 7. PLYMOUTll CHUROI ContiDulDg tbe sertes aa the epistles of JobD, Pastor John LtnttvaU wt11 preach on ··I fOUDt1 lt" at 9 I.Dd 10:30 a.m. &today at Ply. mouth Coogreptioiaal C burch, 3262 Broed st., Newport Heights. IY J,C.H,U M .. Hitlf:S J. (.H~mph~i~~.u·hos~ d fnf' 111 Ilfll N~u·Porl HJr d. h o s hf!~~ 11 Cos t• o\o!I•S IIill,d11tllrk {o r "'Q r f' t/.11, ]11 Vt'llfS. i.~ II, auth(J r!l\ o n !!""' s tH1d it'll .. h \. GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY Wben you nlk ·~ ... ·~ I tbe doors or yoar jeweler, you're eotert.nc the world of troptc&l TIIIWIIa ••• lhe bot, artd land of Aagola ••• tbe Ja.ocles or Cambodia. Those are aome of the po1Dts of ortctn oftberem- stoaes yoa see oa Cllellly. How they got there 2 IDd, Jqst u 1mportutly - whether the JIIIPIY wU1 cootlDU.e, a.re QaNtkJDI tbat .. lntrlcttlac u tbe lbewUrut Jewel• ttJem. selns. PoUUca, JOG ..., arreeta the rem bullaiU u It touches 8D maay tblnc• 1D our llYII, 1'h11 Ll parUcalarly tne tn Atrtca. Tbe rr• •• Dark CooUHat" lJ btap- be&nl. Aacok •• teJ dia- mood Dtn:e, jalt fiDUbed. a rickJas ch1l war. Rbo .. dellali-110(0.- Afrle&,t .. ---<llamoool ad COld -. ll ID terrible ....-. Wlial will be .... alii-_ .. _ ... __ -....... -..... .. tlral~WUift --ID•IOJ•-'7 of 11M ce••· ni? t.a.nur. ,.. ,., toocll ......,. -,... --· SEMINAR AT CHURCH ON WBGH T CONTROL lou Can:rwagb, founder of Pace-•etrb mlniary, wW CODdlet a noa-deDomlaa- tlooal Cbrtstlan •elebt COO· trot sernb».r at Mariners Cll:l:rcb from 9 to 5 tbls Sat.rda)', Dec. 4, IDtensted people may call Ju K1Dc. &46-6006, or CarolJD Yoaac. 6'75-8821, or M u1Ders cbureb of.ftce. ARCHIE ABRAMS, 86, PRINTER, IS DEAD r;;~~~~;;;iiiij;i;:;w:~ Gnnslde semen are sebedaled tor 11 a.m. frt- clay at Harbor Rest ceme .. tery lD Collb. Mea. for Arehte Abnms. 86, or 1640 Newport, Costa Yea, wbo died WoDclay at a local con .. nlesceot borne. Mr. Abrams, a South Da- kota naun, bad Uved here siDce 1959, aod worked 59 years as a prtDter. Wart«l Howlaod: will conctuct tbe Cbr1lti&D Scieoce ""Ice. .. -.. ~~ ~OV'JI! 7 & 8:38 80 .. \ 0 WOODY ALLEN (PO) .. "THE FRONT'' (PG) HI<ReOR TWIN CINEMAS ALEX&- 11iEGYPSY II ARBOR at WI LSON • COST A MESA •ACKLE-* SICDI Connery COmeUc Sharpe 1111d llwl" • -• *' • Plus HARBOR at ADAMS COST A MESA """'DOeHE&S 979;4141 wnere anyt111ng "can llappeot.. and usually IIOes' a UIM.IIAI. I'ICTOM" TtCIIIICII.tfl• ~Gj o@ Honor Plelllre Show'' Vla Lido 6732 8350 ~~~~ • • • : "FL ESH ~ GOR DON " . . ~ . " . . ' " . ' '. ' OIHERSIDE OFTHE Ml t.«XJNTAAN' COSTA IIEBA 5441-1101 SOUTH COAST BRISTOL at , .. _.JJrr -·sF .._,.. ---·-.. noo- I ' Crown Your Christmas with Gifts from. • • AD eoastline SHOPS • FRIENDLY ATTENTION BY FOLKS WHO KNOW THEIR PRODUCTS • FREE PARKING RIGHT BY EACH STORE • FAST SERVICE e FUN TO SHOP! We Have the NEW Winning Combination. h itc~en Uyings • --_,J_ The Compl<:te FABERGE SCENTS (tThe Fabulous Babe" and . "Macho for Men'' PrKosiof't alicftmenl by ~>ktlk.'<l mt'Ch&nocs who will :!:':~,~~~~:~-u~~~~ SJ388 •P.'<'IftCftllOOI. .0 UTIA CIWISI f'C. fACTOflf AlltMIT ..... IAitCAn ...... ~--•••l1tr r.... ,.,...,.If _:; _.. .. .__..,.. ..... J .. ·, kitct?to th,ings Gourmet Shop • F rench t.opp~r • fJ111cher BlrJC·h I ohln I " \pecaal I .. ako'ltll \cfc, • Ct~ tl ""'~ • Co free H f'll11 ~ ~. SpiC t ' 8 (r,(Jkr"~ ~rJ,c,r,{ Ja" ·--• (,ad~et s :-(,,,,~ • ( UISl,Qrl r r,oJ Pruces sor< & C.ooku are GIVE JHE GIFT THAT LASTS ALL Y£AR SEND TH IE FIISitiN TO YOUR MEIQtBORS & FRIENDS.. NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN NEWSPAPER Macho is b.a.a.d. And that's good. Newport Tire Cent er 1/RH -RR4.~H-4.1/G"'~E.'O • H ''F·t P 3000 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR 6~~. 8022 Phone 673 • 34-U 2721 IE. COAST HIGHWAY 673-0558 Jack Gearing's CHRISTENSEN PHARMACY 3021 £. COAST HIGHWAY ,73-2550 Pre-Citristmas S-A-£-8 of ''(joodies '' For Yourself ond 'Gifting' ' UP TO 50% OFF ABBOTT'S FABRICS 2611 I . COAST HIGIIWAY U.-1·3 Inte riors -II Lamps II Lamp Light 20% Off all ----Home Accessories ---.... I FURNITURE I LAMP SHADES I WALLPAPE R t CARPET I TOP OF THE LINE FAB RICS I A WORLD OF OTHER ATTRACTIVE ITEMS New Address 2515 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar Telephone 6.73-3915 **********•·····················•***** : ARLENE'S J . * Grooming Aids -Fine CutlerY. · Unusual G1fts 1 THE AMAZING "TWIN'S'' POCKET HAIL CUP Madt' to pt'rCt'ctlon by tht' lw1nwork•. thla u lht' lint' It n.ul • h p mc>n"' c•n buy 1 It c utl Cingt'r Mil ""ith eaat'. leavtnlt no r oullh <-d~tt'a. Wh~ II actually cute through nail• rather than break tht'm orr ,.1 ~ht'a p na1l .hpl dol It a11 o ha1 a na1l file and cleaner ror complete Ctn(ler natl art'. Tht' c<>nvenient genuint' leather calf' prot«-c.U thl' nail dtp :and mal<t'l II ~'"n to carry In a man 1 pocket, ... Cuarantef'd to c\lt fi"Jt'r nail• bene r than anythlnJ you :are now uaint£, o r your money backl Thu remarkablf' l •ltl• !(rooming aid 11 madoe from the Cineel eur1lcal atatnle .. atf't'l " poltthf'd 10 a mirror Clnhh. T er rific 1ift tdu from tht' Twinworka. ~·I 4 lon~: I424()~<.SUP£R T WINWORKS NAlL C UP wit h leather CUI' ••. , ••• SI O.~r, We carry a full line of imported knives and scissors. Expert sharpening of scissors, knives, ere. ~LL \iAJ OR CREDlT CARDS ACCEPTED 3425 E. Coast Hwy... • Corona del Mar ••THREE [)()(liS WEST.OF SECURrrY PI£1Ji1C BAJCK" PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED · CALL 6l3-803 * * * * * : * * I * * i I "llirJtt to ~ec 11rit~ P•cific 8•,.~" _ 3~29 E. COAST HWY ., COROMA DEL MAR _ PILAR WAYNE INTERIOR DESIGN 2816 E. COAST HWY .• CORONA DEL MAR Tel. 759-0«~ UNUSUAL ONE-Of-A-KIND GIFTS ... THAT WILL NOT BE FOUMD ELSEWHERE OPEN DAILY MONDAY t~rv SUN DA Y 10 A.M. t o 6 P.M. Bath and Shower Geh~e SPECIAL -AVE S4.00 $17.00 REGULAR PRICE -Now $13.00 UMITED TIME ONLY 330t E COA ST H IGHWAY CO"ONA DEL MAR lflat ~arlry's MEN 'S SHOP For Tho c: Who Shop for Qu alit y 3565 East Coast Highway Corona del Mar 675·1850 • • M-.. -&eat, OIEHOUI CLEAIIDS DRIVE THRU l HOUR SERVIC ..Me ! atre Chert•" OIIIDiln-.. 1111 I. co• ll •• tl AT - THE HEARTHSTONE ~ 2711 E. COAST HIGHWAY.~ 673-706~ 1r A l u .'. : , : -, ~ •,. How to discover a fire before it becomes an inferno NEW KWIKSETTU FIRE ALARM Thts remarkable oanery operaled nstrum~t monttors '"t' a•• en your home to dt'tect the df'adl~ products ol comhustton The new Kv.•ltset F•rt> Alarm C'Rn <~ense l'lnd aler1 you to a ltre tn your homE> at tht> very ltrsl stagf' ot a '''" belort> therP is nohC'eabll' smol!e or lllmt' You can tnslall '' yourself wtth no spectal tools or slttlla tn IUSI a le~~~t rntrtUll'5 And those IE'w mtnult"S could be a ltte-saver Come '" •nd lf't us demon5trate th'e rem•r"able new fC;wtktet Ftre Alarm •2688 WITH THIS COUPON, ONlY! • ----·--·--········ ... --. . -....... . -... ----~-..... .. _ .. __ ,. . XEROX 'COPIES Tandy debut a success II£WOIIT HAIIIIOR IIISIGN • PUILJSHED WEEKLY ~ PAGE 6 lliURSOAY, DEC. Z. 1!11; COROllA oa liAR, CAL NO MINIMUM Legal ~ 5~ Colored Paper ~ Bound Material ~ 6~ Double Siding ~ ~ Lables ~ 25~ per sheet (8~. 111 Velo Binding -$1 .25 per book Collating -1/2~ a copy Spiral Binding -75~ and up per book 3-per ht.n*ed-1original stxn 4oo per ht.n*ed -1 original st x 14 COPY STOP COST A MESA GOL FERS Jack Patterson, left, and Harry Green gtve the $300 In gift certificates they woo ld Costa Mesa Golf Club's anrmal member-member tourna- ment to steve Pappas, rtght, as the tick--off contribu- tion for the fourth annual ••toys fore Fairview" tourna- ment. Tu<IJ GWla IIICceaflllJ iuodlod "" o...,. c-conf(e ba-...u coacblllc eueer as tbe Pin.tes olp- ped L.A. Tnde Tech Col- Ieee 45..42: tD tbe se&SOG Opt!fter saturday eventDc WI tbe occ crm. GUlls comes to OCC after 7 successfUl years at Co- rou del Mar high school, wbere he rolled up u Im- pressive 122-57 record and woo 4 lbcue champlooshlps. OCC hit 2:2 of 41 strXs from the Door for a 54 per cent shooting avenge. Trade Tech converted 19 of 44 for 43 per cent. The Pirates .. 1arted 4301 Birch -Suite 5 Newport Beach Tourney is a memorial slowly, scoring ooly 6polnts ID the ftrst 11 minutes of play. Trade Tech took an early 14-6 advantage. The Sues came clawing back however. Mark Oman hit a jumper, Joo Holland scored on a layup, and Jeff Golden cooverted 2 from in clos'J to knot the contest at 14-14, 751-1050 MOH. • FRI. 8 -5 L~::=::;:~o~R~AN;5G~E~c~oUNTY AIRPORT) Shop "Out of the Ordinary•• 5oufll (oast ?laz• In a gesture made to honor a dying golfer, $300 in awards received by the win- ners of Costa Mesa Golf Club's anooal member- member tournament nas been returned as the kir k- off contribution for the club's 4th annual '•toys fore Fair- view'' tournament. The winners, Costa Mesa resident Jack Patterson and Costa Mesa Golf Club op- erator Harry Green, said 538 CENTER STREET -COSTA MESA -646-1919 You're sur~ p s~ ... w"ith Hart's fine Sporting Gifts. BASKETBALLS -6 .95 to 38.95 BACKBOARDS -19.95 GOALS -9 .95 VOLLEYBALLS 10.95 to 23.95 FOOTBALLS -7.95 to 28.95 SOCCERBALLS -6.95 to 34.95 RACQUETBALL RACQUETS & BALLS HANDBALL GLOVES & BALLS TENNIS BALLS TENNIS DRESSES TENNIS RACKETS MEN'S & BOY"S TENNIS SHIRTS & SHORTS LADIES & MENS TENNIS SHOES WARMUP SUITS LETTERMEN JACKETS BASEBALL WARMUP JACKETS LETTERING RACKET STRINGING ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS ------~= Call in your r LASSI F'IEV AD S TO THE ENSIG:\ 61' 3-Q550 ---- • SERVICES HOUSE CLEANlNG, refer- ences, reasonable, any hour~ Call 642-1334 or 642-143 0, • BEAU TY St.LOH ~1Aat'nt3 1 c) BEAUTY NOOK 2732 E Coast Hwv. Corona del Mar Pho ne 644 7336 o BICYCLE$ 420 E, 17th St., Costa Mesa 646-7706-646-6855 WE WELCOME LAYAW AYS • DRY CLEt.HERS DIMMITT ~!:; F'lnest quallty dry cleaning on the premises SE LF SERVICE LAUNDRY All ot" -latert model F rtcfdllrt wuhers 1100 (,COAST HWT ,, COM P'HOHlt 7S9•t901 l Time 2 Times 3 Times 20 words or IPss ,,, 2.00 .... 3.50 , ... 4.50 21 10 30 words •.•.. 3,00 .. , , 4,75 •. , . 6.00 31 to 40 words ..• ,. 4.00 ..•. 6.50 .... 8.00 Each word over 40 .•• 10 ....• 15 , .•• ,20 • FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS DrMurl Tosh I U 1/U \ 'f'\ PHONE: 646-4479 2438 Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa • HEARIHC t.IDS HAL AEBISCHER Z,l!.'!!!.._~; I!AAING AIDS Pr opel F1111ng Ass ured 3409 E Coas1 Hwy Corona del Men 67,·3833 e MARINE HAitOW.AitE Ptttf:& Clothing -Na utical Gifts Marine Hardware Open seven days a week to serve you better 900 W, COAST HWY., N.B. PHONE: 645-1711 !Ill NEWPOAT BEACH • .... ., Of/ke fimliture DESKS • CHAIRS FILES · SAFES M OFFICE SUPPLIES & STATIONERY r;: Addint MIIChiMt Sere• ~ TypM~rt"iten "'-rlntlt ~ &J3-6820 r-. OFFtCE SUPI'l V IM. 3011 N ...... pOfl 6hrd Ne""'':):tl • FOR SALE CHRISTMAS GIFTS! Realoll paintings of ships, $25 up. Pa.lr of snow skis, $65, Large photo viewing screen, $12. Car bicycle rack, $3. 675 -7766. ALPACA RUGS, )1st ~ turned frc m Peru. Beautl- tul seledlon. Many de- s igns and patterns. Phone 837-8232, • PLUMBING-HEATING Just Plumbing & Heating Wate r lleaters, Disposals, Drains, Faucets, Copper Re-pipes .•• , Reasonable pr ices ••. D:ry, night, or wl:!ek-ends! JUST PLUMBING Telephone: 642-41ll t.lcense No. 300948 MUSICt.L FOR St.LE PRE-HOUDAY SALE Escellent Baldwin Aero. sonic sploet plano $ 875 Hammood M-102 Organ, Walnut ease •••• $ 995 Yamaha Studio plano, rental return, .... $$$$$ Uprtght pianos from ••••• , •• $ "5 BtJdwio •• M'• 5'2'• grand, beauttM oondi.Uoa $3675 Yamaha spinet Ofllii.D, rental retura ••• $10'15 Check our l&J ... ftJ p&.u for Cbrlstmu deUYtf1, All Items ...,Ject to prtor •t•. SCHIIIDT IIIISIC CO. Yoii)Ahl..stolniJ·'-"1 I 907 N. IIIIo Sl., Suto Aoo Hrs: t A.ll. "' t P.ll., • -.-Fri.; $:10 011 Sat. I they won the tournament for Mr. Patterson's father, WhO Is dying of cancer, and con· trtbuted their $300 ID glft certUtcate awards to the up- coming tourney ln the name of Stan Patter son. ''I grew up caddying for my dad and he played golf up until a few months ago, sv this Is a ver y appropriate honor," said Jack Patterson. ''Harry has played golf wtth my dad for 10 years, so he wanted to join me In the gesture.'' A r esident of Glendale, the senior Patterson Is In a Los Angeles hospital. Steve Pappas, tourney chairman, explained that do- nated gifts which would not be suitable for hospital pa- tients are used as prt~es In the tournament or for a money-raising raffle. The golfer s, in turn, are re- Quested to bring an un- wrapped toy or at least $3 In value. Tournament dates are Dec. 18 ancl 19. NEW VOLLEYBALL GIRLS SELECTED Trade Tech assumeda38- 35 advantage midway throagb the seco&d hall, but succes- sive jumpers by HoUand, Golden and BUI Llscott gave the Pirates a 41-38 lead. Tr.ade Tech tied U at 41- 41, but Llscott's )Jmper with 4:26 to play gave the Bucs CM loss ends best season The most successfUl varsity football season in tbe 17-year history of Costa Mesa High School is over. The Mustangs lost 10-7 to Be11fiower In Friday night's second round of the CIF 2-A playoffs. A neld goal in the ftnal 35 seconds decided th e hard-fooght con- test, played at Dav idson field here. Costa Mesa, which had never had a winning football season, ends the 1976 sea- son wtth an Impressive 8-2-1 A new crop of young ath-mark, Including a win in th~ letes, mostly from the Har-first round of the ClF play- bot Area, has Pined the Or-orfs. Corona del Mar, the ange County Volleyball only other local team to Club's Junior Girls team, get a playoff berth, lost in and Immediately added to the the first ClF round, after clu b's outstanding record by handing Costa Mesa its only winning a tOU"Tnam·ent last regular-season Joss. weekend In Long Beach, BellOower's big defensive The ;.mtor girls team, line held the Mustangs in 1ges 14 and under, woo the check during Friday night's national A.AU Junior 'ftrst half and the Suburban Olympics earlier this year League ~ha.J•lps led 7-0 at ln Chicago. Girls who will the half. Costa Mesa turned be too old ror that team nelt thln(s arouna In the 2nd year have moved on to tDe half. Rick Ayres Intercepted senior girls team. Late last a 3rd..quarter pass on his month, local tryouts at-own 21 and ran tt back to tracted 59 candidates for the the 42. The Mustangs then junior team, and Coach Dale marched on to sco~ 1n 13 Flickinger picked 11. ' plays, as Dave MoiJica con- The team has another j nected on 3 passes aod run_ tournament scheduled for ne rs Dan [)Jddridge and Dave this weekend in Manhattan ; Brennen aided the. drive. Beach. But, with CIF high Brennen scor ed rrom the 2. schOOl playotrs under way, · The Mustangs marched to some of the girls may still : the Bellnower 20 In the 4th be co mpeting for Corona del qua.rter but were stopped by Mar high school's team in a penau'y. The Mesa defense the playoffs. stopped a strong Bennower Local girls picked !or the . scoring threat late in the Junior Girls team are 14-! game, but Brennen tumbled year-old high school fresh-, on his a\VIl 16, setttng up men Diane No rman, Dana BeliOower's wlnntng 18- Self and Elizabeth Foell; . yard Oeld goal. Lincoln middle school 8th FLU HITS OCC 'S grader Kristen Brown and 7th graderKeueeMcKeem, WATER POLOISTS both 12; L'i.urle Adams, 13, an 8th grader at TeWinkle U coach Jack F'ull ertoa's middle school, and Valerie occ water polo team can Grady, 13, an 8th grade r at shake the flu bug It shoul d Davi s middle school. be one of the top contenders FLAG PLAYOFFS for the state championship being contested this Friday and Saturday at Golden West Final games In the New-College in Huntington Beach. port Recreation Flag Foot-''Thirteen of our 24 play- ball League playoffs were ers were down wtth the nu moved ahead this week, last w~kend," Fuller~ Third and 4th grade teams ton says. '•But 1f everyone were slatedtoplaylastnight, ts healthy by Friday we and 5th and 6th graders clash should be lD pretty good tonight, Dee. 2. All finals shape." are at Davidson field behind The Pirates, who fln1shed Newport Ha.rbor High. 3rd in last week's Southern Last night's 4th gr ade CaWomla tournament, meet finals pitted the Mariners West Valley at 10:30 a.m. Spinners agalnst the Mar-this Friday, Dec. 3, ln the iners Rams. The 3rd grade openl.ng round, OCC has a champloashlp was decided 24-6-1 season record and between tbe BufraJo Bobcats West Valley Is 21-4. ~~te':"ic~~);',:':,.Youlll TRAINING IN FLORIDA Tonlght, Dec. z, the East-Navy Seaman KJm Qber. bluff PeUcaos tanglewUhthe mao, 22, daughter of Mrs. eve Seahawlts at 5:30forthe Betty Q)ermaa ot 50'7 5th grade tlUe. At &:SO, tbe AYIIlldl Ct.mpiDI, tbe 6th r ncte c hamploashlp ww Btutrs. bU eompleteel re. be decided bJ the Butwo crult tnJDlDC at tbe Nanl WolverlDes and the CYC T.-.lrllnc Center, Ortudo, Lf&htnlnc Bolts. ria. A 1975 (l'ldtalte of Or. Tile Mut.ners Frogs ance Cout College. wtth 111 ciiDCbed tho 7tb lll(ioth grade lSOOC:Ll.te ol Orll de(r ... dlYlaioD champioa.lhlp last tbe NaYJ 111 ..~ .... U'I •• Dlii'AftTM&NT Op~,. 9:J O A.M. 1o 6:00P.M. 0-'ly Clou~ Sutl#f• IOUI.IVAIID. COSTA U•e lead tor pod. occ -u;op-. lo1llc bl&o a Mr--<:oner ot- feate l)r tbe: I'Ht&ladtr ot tbe p.me. &Uud ~ u UDCOGtelted ta,. wltl two seco.dl: left to tee tM wta. MARINERS CHURCH 1000 BISON, AT JAMBOREE, NEWPORT B!"ACR TELEPHONE: 640....&010 Li-, I ~~ ""'rd -ptayed lut ..... 11 tM Uartne Corps. was parttct.~ larly Jn.,ru1be tlr tbe 8ae5, He Md lS potlls IDd 8 usists. Golda aoc1 Hol- land eaCh bad 1l polats. THE TEACIONG IS CENTERED ON JESUS CHRIST AND THE BWLE, WITH EMPHASISON PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN UVING. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME. c~ and •lsltioc anJI&ble. SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:00-i:SO -11:00 A.M. 2lf2 ACRES OF FINE USED CARS & TRUCKS DRASTICALLY PRICE SLASHED TO CLEAR BEFORE JANUARY 1! '72 PONTIAC Catalina 2 Dr. -Auto, Trans. -Fact. Air -Pwr. Stmg.&! 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II lakes only one mmute and one stgnalure to start your savings account It all adds up for Los Angeles F~deral Save rs All IQieresl Compounded Datly Annual Yteld Annual Aale 8 .06% $1000 for 6 to 10 years 73!4% 6 .72% $1000 for I to 2 years 5.39% Paid day-in to day-oul 5V4 °/o F"t<~eo1! I'"9UII l!tl"l peom•! 111<1~ W<!l\ll<l .. al l•<><fl !e<m lt'C'Qunt~ luDJII'<.! 1'1 ._,0111~1•11 ortr r 1~1 <t<IUCI<On • , LOS ANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS Newport Beach 320' Newport Blvd .-across fro m C•ty Hat! •675-4500 ONN N IIQN..."TMURI, • N Pill. Haad Otfice ~Los Angeles Fedetal Savrngs •nd Lo•n Associltlon One Wilshire. Los Angeles 90017 • Other offices thro~~ghoul the area • I ...,-._,I&IIGI T'HU~Y. DEC. t. S75 :: ::~~~'.l.sla .. nd~=--t.R eai; PAEStGte~~~-- OUR NEW HOME.· FOR YOUR PARKING CONVENIENCE, WE ARE MOVING UP TO FASHION ISLAND, EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 15. WE Will BE LOCATED OH THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS & LOAM BUILDING 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE IH NEWPORT lEACH. OUR HEW PHONE HUMBER WILL IE (714) 759-0811. •••••••••••••••••• Lido Isle Gem Indoor /Outdoor Li ving! Tbla beutiflllly decorated bome ls located on one of tbe Isle's untqueJy open areas and otters 2 Yery private patios for your outdoor relantloo <lr eatertalnmeat. Also, you can ooey-Up to t:te lodoor llreplace wtleo pop corn seasoo rolls around. Truly a •• Home Sweet FWme." Z baths, 2 bedrooms, $165,000. COWOITA&I CONI£ •ORAllY Established 3 bedrm. 2 bath in Newport Heights with slight view of the Bay ; s pacious p atio, bric k fireplace, is land kitchen, m3:xi privacy and lots of bright. whtte walls. A Unique home for $104,500. IJ,._, I()IJ~ t1VM~I REAL TORS~ 675-6000 2443 EIS1 Coat HighWIV. CorON del Mar •lso in Mesa Verde. at 546 ·5990 **********'**** RacheL Robers, Rultor 5535 I. Q•• Hipway ec.a. cld ... 67,_2373 *-*~ ••. , •• ****·**** .•.• I • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MLI IALEI IEPOIT Sales through the Multiple Listing fervlce of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors totalled $376-1/2 MILLIONS in the first ten mootba of 1876. THIS 18 A 56.4 PER CENT INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD OF 1975. 6,540 new llsUngs were ,..oee•sed, of wbich 66 PER cENT WERE SOLD. 6$ per cent of tbl aaies irere cooperative. ' ' · . wa your property w1th a Realtor. ~····~I lt•l I I I II •• , • ................ Attractive 4 bdrm.. home on eorner lot. Bay views from living room & up- stairs bedroom. $185,000 oflnJa~fe Brand new, contemporary Cape Cod. Oak floors, 5 bdrms., 4lh baths, 3 frplcs. Landscaped. Boat slip. $375,000 Peniruufa {Joint Beautiful bay view of boats & Pirate's Cove from this cootemp. 4 bdrm. home. Spacious liv./din. nn., family nn., sauna, jacuzzi. $245,000. Bill GRUNDY, Realtor .. ,.._ ... ,. e1•• ., Ll•• I••• Ul BAYSIDE OR •• SUIT! 1, M.l. 67~161 ................. SITUATED OH TEN ACRES SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS • Private Patio a • Fl replace• • POOLS • TENNIS COURTS • Separate Fe•lly Sectt•• • A~iaceftt to Schoel• •cf piCIJtre~~tRd 900 Sea Lone Mt~cArlht~r r~rGr Co ul Hwy. close lo FIU I,io~~sl•J CORONA DEL MAR . (71~) 6441-2611 IA.MCM IIALn lil.atl SPECTACULAR TURTLE ROCK VIEW. Tbis beautiful3 bdrm, 2~ bath Plan 50 iJ\ Turtle Roet Terrue bas a fututle \11\ew by d.a1 • ~! Uvlq 1'm • spac:ious family r m wltb beautiful Palos Verdes Stone Fireplac:es. Up&raded c:arpetiDI 6 drapes thniOUt. CO\Iered petjo. Rear Jard II 10 bit there •s room far a pool! Wet bar. Larp formal dlntq rm. •••••• ' N -SAT.& SUN.l-5 Choice T urtlerock 19472 SIERRA CHULA Four bed.rooms, 2-1/2 ~ths, la.r(e family room wt1b cl•mllc ba.rdwood Doors, fomal c!llll.Dc room and brea.kfut room. CbarmJ.nc atrtam apeniQC at! fa.mUy room and klteben. wen planMd l.a.Ddsca,ptJ:I trttb timed 1Pr1Dklers. • ·You've seen the rest Now see the BEST RENTAL SECLUDED JASMINE CREEK Two bedrooms, 2 baths, formal dining, den wltb wet bar. 2 beautlful patios. RELAXING POOL AREA AND 4 TENNIS COURTS. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. $750. * 67s-sftl * 3637 E. COAST HWY . c.-.. ... M.r • 3 BEDROOMS • 2 BATHS • DOUBLE GARAGE • FENCED YARD • NEAT & CLEAN • PATIO $450 per MONTH lOY R. McCAllDLI UALTOil II 548-7729 ai!UA8L£ S£RVIC! SJNCI! IHJ •• MEW-Oat LVD., CDSTA aUA SPLASH! SPLASH!! SPLASH!!! Plan now for summn tun with this super sharp 4 bedroom pool home. OVersized lot with room for boat or traller storage. Great Costa Mesa locatloo, convenient to schools and shopping. Would you believe all this for only $69,9001 MESA VERDE BEAUTY Immtculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath bome. Fantutk 15120 added tamUy room with beamed ceUtngs and loads of paneling. Located on a qulet street, convenient to schools and shopping. 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Box 32 -Whittier, California 90608 • .::::::::::::::::::::;. __ ~b=e~call=ed:fo:r:.;r ... :~":•:U:oo:••· Nuey Chlpmu.. IDd ber dQcbter Saq blat a.ff.ltr • . • &l8o utn ~ill u a 16 GOt ber aa Bob, wbo a~ Humboll Uat-moatb old (rUdsoD. Erie VlllelJ, ~d ff!rslty. Some timet wUbes 4o come tnae mate lt. He JDddiDJ.y leaned tbere wu DO 13601 E. Whittier Blvd. -Whittier, CA 90605 Newport Tl·re Center ·, · ...,,,. ... ,_..,,,..,.,.,._ ,_.,..., .... m-rram'•"""cra..,•• ••• mattac It a double tbaab: day! d!AIDC table! Gathered to sbaft tbe te.tln N•,.,•----------------- SU,...IWr • ,With LlWan aDd Sp.cer 1:1ontg (also board were Karea Ud ·1o1m Vallely, Joa PER former Newporters. ao• al*J Lapru. HUts) (Vallely) ud tlllbi.Dd JoiiD Byen; VtYiu's I!.JJrnJ•----------------- , 1t wu at.> a f:unUy clly. L1J.UaD cooked a motber, Mrs. lbble Roeeb. R61md'1 ~later. Coi~----------------- __ 20 turtey with a ··~~., thermo-Mrs. Mary Hall, IDd -Bowud; lu:tly, Sl•lf _____________ z,, __ _ SPEC. IAI s hoaestlyl It's aew I.Dd worts Jast Mr. aad Mrs, Ray Lladrotb aad Ertc LIDd-<>l'l'osllte to tbe pop up tbermom. Aayway, roth, Karen's pareats aad brother. Aaotber b1rd wu dorte to Jtedeetloll. wtth all the spectal day. :j:iiii~~~ to please tbe palates of .::ms, • Julia aDd Charles Tboma.s., Cora. del Remember, enclose 50f for cookbook. No ~~ •o,..ptt!d. F....tEnd l>no.:i..ton •lottnment by .lcill.-d nM.'Chlln!Q who will ~~~~~~~~~:·,~ ... ~~-~ SJ]88 =,---1, •"f'O."Ctforii!IOOS MO UTRA CI&Uft fOil fACTIHIY AM Gl TOftS-IAR CAU llllllrica ~--q;ll ..... urs. .......... _..,.._... ,... .............. WITH THIS COUPON ONLY -OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 17 '"-' -Ira&•• . Aha••••• · Tu•·•• lirhr11 Cer111 Ml llr, Clllt Here's~civab.e to stash away in )lOUl" attic. ' dugbters, mad-s Ud granddlaagbten. • • Mar. IPfjQt tbelr day wttb their -1D Lo1 Lillian and Hal Kelsey ••• Ctrrls roleed Ab(eles • • • Vtriaa aDd RolaDd Pe1TOil Ills greet1Dgs from Spok:aoe; Patricia Roraald chose to dine out .... as did Dolores aDd and sons Jeff aDd Dan; Lee Abbott wtth his Bm Mllier wtth tbe Edwud Pellerrtns ••• daugbter aDd son, MellDda and Louis • • • the Berls home was tndy a bee htn ••• Clndy was wtth husba.Dd's flmUy. Happy wltb sisters, nieces, nepbews (ud rnad memories were made for all. aepbeW) from here and there, eveo as flr . HOW I)'UCH CAN ,YOU • Ia Newport Beach , , , Lois and Jim away as Indiana ••• and oor turkey wu Hines ,.did the booores In their new home a ''pop up" thermometer! These sampltags ••• jost barely mO'fed to. Thougb the kltcheD show frtendshlp and kinship Ues ••• How- was a bit strange, e1cltemenl earrted Lois ner, there was ooe that I really eouldD"t lhroogb. Cblldren Jim m, Marc aod Heather call a sample. It seemed to stand aloae ••• dld tbelr bit; Jetr wu 1n Hawall but checked a friend whose f:tmtly t».s grown and tlowo 1n by dialtng dl.rect. Jessie May and CecU the nest decided to ebeck amoag her frt.U SJUrar, dlwghter ste1la Sue. with friend who might be 1n slml.lar ctrcqmsb.Dces. Brian Andrews (Dr. & Mrs. Aodrews' son). and tnvtte them to Join her tab1e , .. She and Boonle and Jerry Sblrar were there. eaded -.:> with some twenty plus wttb many Jessie May's and Jim's aunt, Miss LaVkre numbers more for evEiliDC dessert. Wbl.t Hines, eame from Pasadena. She Uves up a loving, thoughtfUl Idea ••• the frleod, AFFORD TO LOSE IF A BURGLAR DECIDES . . TO BREAK INTO YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS TONIGHT ? Sea Coast will plan yoiH' home or business security syste"m , to ber name .•. concert YloUnlst, bra.Jlet Joe Oliver. da.acer and ••• chess champioo. Jessie Now, thanks llvtng to au of you! Ml»tel man BANK OFFERS MORE SHARES heist A motel manager ducked behind a counter to elude an armed robber at 2:40 a.m. SuDday, and the would- be rol;)ber was later seE!Il running doW"'l Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa poUce reported. WOllam F. Rutherford," manager of tbe Sea Lark Motel, 2274 Newport Blvd., told pollee he ducked behind a 4-foot counter In the lobby of his motel when the suspect extllblted a blue steel auto- matte and wuquotedassay- log, ''Give me all your money.'' The manager had been sitting behiod the COII&Oter •heft tbe suspect walked in. Bank of Newport President Ronald L. Rodgers an- noooees the otrerlng of ad- dltlooal shares of Bank of Newport commoo stock. The Bant Is authorlzed to Issue up to 1 mUUon shares of commoo stock, and, to date, 566,411 shares are is- sued aod outstand1J:li, ac- cording to Mr. Rodgers. Bank of Newport baa ob- talned permission from the State of Califonlia to Issue between 200,000 and 250,000 additional shares otltscom· mon stock. Tbe new Issue will be offered at $ll,50 per share. The stock will be sold directly tly Bank of Newport, aDd proceeds from the sale will be used to Increase the capital base of Bank of New- port, Phone 642·3490 Now! SEA COAST AlARM ~ (A ~ -t .. C.. -...r'•........, 1651 Pl•c•ntio Ave. • Cest• t.leao U. S. ROYAL TV Well, the old U,S,A, bas )lsi aboutcomofllll circle In ZOO years. BaCk orbeo we got ou~ freedom from the KlDg ot Great Britain, we decided ID tbrow away all ot the trappings ot JOyalty, We decided ID call our president "M~, President," instead of ••Your highness;• or '•Your excellency." We made It against the law tor the states or the government ID cooter royal tllles on anybody, When a torelgn-bom person with a title becomes a U,S. citizen, he gives up that IItle, But, we•ve slowly bunt our own royal hierarchy. The "ldng" is whomever big labor, blg business, or the so-called ''mlDorlttes" can put ln omce. Some famUies. such as the Kennedys, seem to pass royal prtrilege from generation tO generation. The royal lineage reaches ~-:wn through Congress. the state legislatures, and evoo Into county and city government, All ot these fellows live high on the hog, They go oo trips to faraway places for stn.nge.soundJng reasons -and we pay the tab. They blre sec- retaries left and right and up and down (especially up and down), They put friends and relatives on the payroll, live ott ot funds donated by thel~ "friends," and pass on royal titles to '•senior citizens,'' and "the dis- advantaged" and others. When they retire after a few years of service (sometimes· a VERY fe• years), they llve on pensions that belli their royal status, Your royal position seems to depend on how mucb and hoW tar yoo can travel at publlc expense, Lameduck Congressmen tate lbelr tamllles and staffs to Europe, Our lleuleiiiDI goveroor, MerY}'Il Dymally, files ott tor a tour ot the Orient to '•promote International trade," Tell yoo what, MerY}'Il, I've got a good trade bo mind, You stay over there aDd have them seud back a Japanese shortstop tor the Angels, We'll pay the difference, OUr own Mayor Mllan Dostal Is well-lr2Yeled, too, He fights the jet ' alrpi&Des tooth and nail, Really hales 'em, But be lalown how to ride 'em -as long as yoo and 1 buy lbe ticket, I gness Ibis Is part of tho system of elevating yoorself through the royal hierarchy, If yoo want to be 1 duke or a ldng, yoo•ve got ID learn ID llve llke one and travel llke one, · Who's ID blame tor all Ibis? Tho American voter, that's whol Just as lhe Engllshman likes ID have bls ldng or queen, we seem to )lsi love to have the Kennedy's, Dymally's, Tunlley's and Dostals llYing It up, very glam- ourously, at our expense, We keep sending them beet for more, It's !lOri of lib han a leaky siDt, and pqur!Dg more dirt}' water In It, Instead ot calling lbe plumber and flsiDc lbe damaod !hiDe, Since these royal pollUelans like ID travoll:arlber and farther as they get blUer titles, l'Ye got 1 lf'lll Idea: Nut time we ll4!lld oi> a space -. let's load II with oor btcJeol pollllelana, Sead lbem lnlo space, Tiley could calltbemselYes tbl.aga lib "tine of the universe" or "prince ot lbe p!axy," And we 'WOUldn't br!Dg 'em beet. Now, THAT 'WOUld flJ< tbe leatlnc lllllll. Al Forgtt BOONDOGGLE OF · THE WEEK: The Dtpt, of Houlllllc and Ultu De- Yilopmoat {BUD) poara mllllmo clown the old ralbole for blc hoaaiDc de- YIIopmlllla that DObody -to llve In, Read about It in tbla IDOIIIb's Reaclers Dlceat, • • • • • • • • • Slop by the lion and ptct up yoor Cbrlstmu dacorat!Ou, Our ladlea will help JOU wtlb a omue, This may not look like m:u~ch~.~b~u:t~it~'s~o:n:e~::::::-:.~n:dd~cool:;.er~i~n~s:u~m~mer~~.~And it can of the best things ¥Ou ca n store up there. cut the amounr of~gas you use for heating It 's insulation. 'And whether you US< this up 10 20%. kind (which gets blown into place by pro-Don 't wait. Insulate now. fessional contractors) or the kind you can The less gas you use, the mon: roU outyour5elf, you "re going ro save money money you'll save. And with and energy. energy """" rising rapidly, you] Insulation keeps your home warmer in be saving more all the time. CaU an intulation c:ontnctor or the GM Company for a fioee atimate. 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