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BIG BOOST
HEIDI RUBY, 15 year old Est&Deia blgb sebool ltudeat
and nute player, soows the tropby lbe woo Saturday
nlgbt ln Fresno. Heldt wu tlrst raDDtr-4.1p to tbe Ex-
change Clti>'s aJJDual search tor tale.Dt competitsoo,
which attracted taleat from Ca..Wornta, Nen.da and Ha-
waH. Wltb ber are ber pareota, Audrey aDd John Ruby.
Heldt woo the local fODtest stactd by tbe Excb&JIIe
FOR BRIDGE Club of Newport Hart:IOr, tbtJl adn.oeed tbroogh area
a.nd dlvtsloo compettttoo to the distrtct tlol.ls at Fresoo.
PlansforaoewCoastH\fy, N B REJECTS bridge across Ne\fi)Ort Bay
got a big boost tills weet, • •
when the Coast Guard an-BLDG FREEZE DOUnced that it will grant
a permit for the bridge, with-•
out holding a public hearing.
Also, the spokesman for
state Department of Trans-
portation (CALTRANS) re-
vealed that CAL TRANS will
start buying up right-of-way
for the bridge as soon as
the South Coast Regional
Conservation Commission
grants a coastal permit. The
SCRCC Is scheduled to hear
the permit appllcatton July
11 in Huntington Beach.
Newport Beach City En-
gineer Ben Nolan gave the
good news of the paperwork-
progress on the bridge at
Monday alterooon's City
Council study session. The
news revived hopes that the
bridge wlll be completed in
19'79. It has been fuDded by
CALTRANS, aDd now ~s
only the Coast Guard and
Coastal com mission per-
mits. Alter the right-of-way
acqutsltton Is completed,
CALTRANS Is expected to
ask tor bids, and construc-
tion is due to start next
year.
The approved bridge de-
sign ca1ls for 6 lanes of
through tratttc, plus a tree
11cbt-tun la.Dt onto Donr
..a..~··••Mvd• -a..a pedestrlao I&DII wm
be provided.
The bridge wUI be buUt
just north of the preseot
span. A public boat-launch-
ing area is to be added south
of the bridge, so boats don't
have to pass under the struc-
bne. The new bridge Is de-
signed to be about 20 feet
above mean high tide. The
old bridge is 13-1/2 feet
above water.
Local officials had feared
that the Coast Guard might
schedule a series of publlc
hearings on the bridge de-
sign, delaying construction
schedules. Realtor Francis
Horvath headed a drive that
got petttlon signatures aDd
letters into the Coast
Guard's district head-
quarters In Long Beach,
u~ that the bridge per-
mit be expedited.
At the July 11 meeting
of the SCRCC, city ottlcWs
and members of the local
c ltizens' Bridge Action
Team are expected to urge
quick approval of a coastal
zone permit.
The onJy opposition to the
bridge design has come from
owners of tall-mastedboats,
who want a higher bridge.
Rlght-of-way acquisition
wUl include land now oc-
cupied by small businesses
on the oorth side of Coast
Hwy. at the west end of the
bridge.
A proposed moratorium
on major real estate de-
velopment in Newport Beach
was voted down 4-3 on Moo-
CARROLL SEEK of Balboa
Island, a member of ooe of
Newport's founding fa mUtes,
and a long-time Yolunteer
aDd supporter of charitable
causes, was boDOred last
Thursday by the Exchange
Club of Newport Harbor.
Mrs. Seek was awarded the
club's a.DDUf.l '•Book of
Goldeo Deeds" awarcl. B•r -._..,...,.. J. L1U ....
of the Exchange Club.
Airport EIR
is rejected
Under pressure from
N e\fi)Ort residents Uvtng
under the Orange County
Airport's jet Wteoftpattern.
the county Board of Super-
visors voted Tuesday to
postpone acceptance of a
$238,000 eDYironmertallm-
pact report on the airport.
Supervisors told tbe tlrm
that dld tbe report to go
back and latervtew more
people who are subjected to
the jet noise, and to add
that Information to the re-
port.
Airport director Robert
Bresnahan argued tbat such
a delay would extend to from
5 to 7 mootbs, a.nd would
involve county omctals in an
''endless treadmlll of delay
and debate.''
Dan Emory, ODe of the
leading Btck Bay oppooents
of the jet nights, called the
EIR a ''fraud" in Its present
form, because 1t does not
concentrate enougb atten-
tion on residents wbo suffer
most from jet DOlse.
Supervisors rejected a
clalm by the city of New-
port Beac tl tbat tbe entire
ElR is worthless.
$24.5 MILLION
BUDGET IS OK'D
An anoua1 bcad(et ol $24.5
mlllioo was &ppi'Of~ Woo-
day by the Newport Beach
City CouoeU for tbt fl.ca1
year btelDD1DI tomorrow.
Tbe ftcu re <Joe not .lbclude
an elttmated $700,000 tbat
wUl probably bt added Wbt.D
I.IUII&l J».,Y necotlaUooa wttb
clty employMs are com-
pllhd.
Tbe uaet budltt total
OD}'td MoDdaJ •• $14,402,-
ltO. EJpeDdltan. dllrtllc tbt
c:antat fllcaJ year, wbleh
•• todl.J. Ja• ao, are
apec:t.d to total $h,M2,-
000. It elty ·~ pt tM upected na... lilt
reu'•a.trttwaUibt*-t PS:J awa-. or ....,_ a.a
per c..t cw.r a c.rrtllt
,_,. Mewport flutlor Ana
CIIQber otc.~a
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s.._ up at an avence UDI&l
rate of 18 per c.at.
Tbt DtW budcet ls bued
oo tbe usumptloo tbat tbe
ctty wUl ~n~haln Its cur-
r.at ~rty tax rate of
$1.11 per $100 aaessod
nlla&UoD (AV). IDd that tbo
total ~·at ofproptlty
lD tbt cltJ wW co ap 15
per ~at t:»r tbt ,.a.r. Eact
AV lDcrtUel w'W be Don
1a Aaaplt .... 1M ooaty
tu &DMIDf coqll ... bLI
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8lt t.be local IU nt..
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day ntgbt by the City Coun-
cU.
The clty Planning Com-
mission bad voted last week
to ask the CouocU to im-
pose tbe bull ding freeze untu
a computerized traftlc study
Is completed later this year.
CouocUman Paul Ryckoft
of Balboa Island supported
the moratorium Idea. Here-
ferred to a new report on
impending development of
vacant lntoe Co. land as
''scary," and said the freeze
ls Deeded ••to give us tlme
to readjust our goals."
CouncUmember Lucille
Kuehn led argumeats against
the moratorium. •• A 11\0ra-
torium Is a repugnant, eltt-
lst, toeftective attempt" to
avold solvtqg the city's traf-
fic problems, sbe charged.
''Every tlme we've offered
trafnc solutions, they've
been voted down by this
CouncU.''
Sbe menttooed attempts to
complete University Dr.
across the Back Bay as an
example of CouocU ioactloo
on tratnc needs, aDd chl<Jed
fellow CouncU members for
•llllla~eiQ'dletMUUt• uu acaeetJ~de
•elopmeat.
People in the audteoce
who spoke to faYOr of the
buUdlng freeze inclu<Jed Dtck
Clucas of West Newport, Kae
Ewtne of the Balboa Penin-
sula Point Assn., George
Engels or the Little Balboa
IslaDd Assn., Sid Nadler of
East Bluff and Irving Berg
of Corona del Mar.
''We do have a tratflc
problem," said Mr. Berg,
• • and every development
adds to it.''
The Planning Commls-
slon. on a 3-2 Yote, with
2 members absenl, bad
stressed the importance of
setting up a phased plan
for developtnc tbe restofthe
city, based on matching de-
Yelopment with a street and
Mad oetwork tbat eoa.ld ab-
sorb the added tn.mc. Tbe
Commission left It up to the
CouncU to declde which de-
velopments are '•major,••
a.nd shoUld be frozen.
'• Because the request is
unclear, you sbould turn It
down,'' insisted Ceatral
Newport businessman Ge-
orge Perlin. others oppos-
ing the freeze were Dtck
Reese of the Irvtoe Co., Dan
Rogers of the Newport Har-
bor Area Chamber of Com-
merce, Paul Salata of Linda
lale, real Estate mao Coy
Hester, aDd Terry Welsb,
of Westcllff.
'• Uontoriums drive up
the cost of bou&tDc. '• coo-
ttoded Mr. Hester. ''I ooa't
btlleYe in pulU~ up the
plut just becallae we're
here.''
Mr. Ryekoff ltiOYed to IP·
pron tbt moratorlllm. He
WU IIIPPOrted bJ Mr. WU -
Jiams Ud Trudl Roprs of
Balboa, Bat, Ma,JOr M1Lan
Doltal. Vlce-~ror Petn
Barrett. Luo1Ut Katbo a.nd
Doaald MciDDta woo tbe YOte.
A moUoo by Mrs. Racers,
who IOQCbt to Ndlace tbe rr.... eo )lst OM moath.
met tbt amt fate.
BARBARA PROMOTED
AT IDAHO AIRBASE
Butan A. Ferual bU
bteD promoted to a.trmu
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THURSDAY, JUME 30, 1977
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COSTA
.MESA
ELEPHOME: 673-4550 CDDlA D& ,..._ CAUP.
N. B. MAY BUY OWN
SENIOR CENTER
Pay raises
ok'd in N.B.
Pay raises totalliJig aboat
6 per cent wlll be granted
to 20 per cent of Newport's
clty employees uDder salary
agreemeats reached tbls
week with employee llnlooa.
Negotiations are st11l under
•ay with the remaJDlag
workers.
The Professional and
Technical Employees Assn.
reached agreements wltb
city oegotlatto. s for a 5
per ceat pay raise. Retire-
ment and other trlnge beoe-
nts mean an overall 6 per
cent Increase in city costs,
accordlng to personoel di-
rector Frank Ivens. That
agreement was ratl1led
Monday night by the City
CouncU. The union repre-
sents 56 plann1.Dg eogtDeers,
building inspectors aDd other
white-collar employees.
Tuesday, agreement was
reached wltb the City Em-
plcyees Assn., Which repre-
seats 85 administrative and
clerical fiorkers. Their pay
ra.tses will average 4.8 per
ceat, with certain minor ad-
justments for some job clas-
slftcations. Overall city cost
Increase wUl again be about
6 per cent.
A ne• retirement sys-
tem Is the main issue for
pollee, fire and Weguard
employees. They want a sys-
tem based on tbe retirement
plan of the C aUfornla H!gb-
way Patrol.
Given tbe apparent cbotce
between aeeeptlog $850,000
in federal fUnds wttb strtocs
attached, or losing tbe fuDds,
the Newport Beach City
.. CouocU bl.oted Mooday night
~ that It may give up the fed-
eral mooey and use city
funds to tloa.Dce a senior
citl.zen center in Coroaa del
Mar.
Tbe CouncU postponed a
decision until July 11, when
another pubUc bearing will
be held. Invited to the hear-
COMVUSE WVROEMAHH log 'fill be orrtcials of.the
WURDEMAN N ~~~~:~~~~r ~~
1ng and Urban Developmeot
. (HUD). These govern-
DIES AT 86 ment otnclals wrote the city
last week to warn that $330,-
000 in HUDtuDds already re-
ceived by the city, plus an-Memorial services for
Converse V. Wurdemann, 86,
of 211 Ruby Ave., Balboa
Is land, are scheduled tor
11 a.m. this Friday, July
1, in St. Michael and AU
Angels Church, Harbor View
Hllls.
From there the group will
go to the Balboa Yacht Club,
where Commodore Morris
Kirk will be In cl\arge of
a burial at sea ceremony.
Mr. Wurdemann died
Tuesday In Beverly Manor
Convalescent Hospital, Co-
sta Mesa. He was a native
of Wisconsin and had Uved
in Orange County for 37
years a.od in CalUornia for
59 years. He was an en-
gineer with the Southern
Calltornia Edison Co. fo r
34 years.
He is survived by bis wife,
Pearl; a son, WUUam A.
Rents, ~oraga, Callt.; a
daaaihter, Mary Ellen Arm-straac. Sbldlo City; a sister,
Helen Wordemaao, Los
Aqgeles; 6 grandcblldren aod
2 great-grandchildren.
other $522,000 ln peodlng
aid, coold be taken bac k by
HUD, unless the city lm-
medladely puts the senior
center at 5th and Marguerite
into tul1 operation. The city
DOW plans to continue to lease
the buUdlng there to the
private Carden School, using
only part of It for seniors
uotU oext June.
Another condltlon stres-
sed by HUD, the buUdiqg
of 568 subsidized housing
units for seniors bere, ap-
peared to scare the CouncU.
The city's application for
funds sLowed DO plans to
build any senior housing,
except for 100 units to be
built in Harbor View Hills
by the Lutheran Cll.lrcb. At
the beglnn1.ng of Its involve-
ment wttb HUD more t.ha.n
3 years ago, the cUy was
told by HUD to study Mnior
houstoc oeec1s ud ftDd ways
to liMit tbem.
Moociay night, senior citi-
zen leaders r•peated tbelr
plea for immediate and com-
plete conversion of tbe city-
owned building at 5th and
Marguerite to senior center
use. The recelltly -uteoded
lease with Carden Sc hool in-
cludes a clause that cancels
tbe lease lt HUD t'l.ods the
arrangement unsatisfactory.
''The letter Is uneQUivo-
cal," said Allee Reemer of
Corona del Mar. ··u tells
yoo to ettber opeo the com-
plete senior center by Sept.
16 of tbls year, or lose the
HUD funds."
CouncUmember LucUle
Kuehn, a champion of the
seniors' cause, interrupted
her convalescence from sur-
gery to attend the CouocU
meett.Dg. She moved that the
Councll call a publlc meeting
on the subject and invite
HUD to attend, or to send
the city a more deflnittvtve
esplanatton of the status of
of the federal grant.
Her motion failed 3-4.
CouncUman Ray Wllli.ams
of Hartor VIew Homes then
then moved that a 3-mem-
ber CouncU committee try to
work things out with HUD
ott1c1als in Los Aqgeles, and
that HUD be invited to the
July 11 CouocU meetlng.
That motion carried 5-2.
Mr. WUllams, Mrs. Kuehn
and VIce-Mayor Peter Bar-
rett were appointed to the
committee.
Then, CouocU man Donald
Mclnn1s of West Newport
offered aoother motion, call-
iDe for the ctty staff to pre -
pare an analysis o!the city's
financtal abUlty to go It alone
on the senior center. City
Manager Robert Wynn Is due
to bring tbat report to the
July 11 sessloo.
The Mcinnis motion car-
ried 6-1. Mrs. Kuehn YOted
ap1ost It, claimt.ng that
tn rn1ng down federal fuDds
would be a form of "doub1P
taxation." because fed-
eral rD0M7 ''l.a GUS -w."ft
paid 1t 1D taxes.'' Sbe also
cbarced tbeCouneU wtth for-
getting that ''there are poor
people in this ton who need
housing ald." She said she
doesn't want Newport to ''be-
come so homogenized that
there's oothing bere but ric h
people.''
DIA~E MA RrE O'NEILL,
Miss Costa Mesa, wtll com-
pete for the title of Oraqge
Queen on July 10 in the 29th
annual pageant at the Cre-
scendo in Anaheim. The Win-
ner wlll reign at the Ora.nge
County Fa1r, which opens
its 10-day run July 15. Di-
ane attends Orange Coast
Colle&e, preparing for a ca-
reer in marine biology. She
enjoys ballet and modern
dane ~. She Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
O'Nclll.
Queen entry
is extended
Entry deadline for theOr-
angc Queen pageant has been
extended to July 1 because
of a change in entry re-
quirements.
The pageaat, sponaond by
tAe Oruce Couty Falr tA eoaJucttoo wltb fts sammer
Fair, has receiYed word
from Western Fairs Assn.
that queen contestants are
oot reQUJred to bold a city
tlUe to be ellgfble to enter.
No1r' u tbeJ retire at ace 5~, 11tet7 emploJMI get SO
per cent of tbelr average
pay oYer the last 3 years
of employment. Under a
CHP-type plan, a 55-year-
old retiret! could draw up to
three-fourths of Ills t1nal
moathly pay on retirement .
An optional 50-yea.r-old re-
tirement would pay ·UJ> to
50 per cent of final pay.
Also st1l1 to be settled
ls the an.wal salary pack-
age for the city's blue col-
lar workers, who belong to
the Newport Beach Em-
ployees League.
He was commodore or the
Balboa Yacht Club In 1952,
president twice of the New-
port Ocean Salling Asso. and
an hooorary commodore of
the Southern CaillornJ.a
Yacht Assn. The Neptune So-
ciety was In charge o1 ar-
rqements. TOUGH WATER
CONTROLS DUE
This change opens tbe con-
test to all girls 17 to 22
years of age, who have ei-
ther woo a beauty title, or
been chosen as runner s-up
ln a contest.
Tbe Orange Queen Pa-
geant wtll be presented at
a diDDer dance Sunday, July
10, at tlle C resceodo Club
in Ahahelm, Florence Sma-
les, fashion model studio
dir ector Is coordlaatlng the
event.
MARY ETHEL BELL
OF C.M. DIES AT 54
Mary Ethel Bell, 54, Post
omce employee and a loog-
time resident of Costa Mesa,
died Juoe 23 in Roag hos-
pital.
Sbe is survived by ber
busba.od, Forrest; a son.
Robert Reed Realer, and
daughter, Dta.oe Mary Hen.:
ley, both of the Hawaiian·
lsla.Dds.
The Neptune Society was
1n charge o! burtal at sea.. P E T E R K REMER
Irvine names
new president
A new prestdeat, Peter
Kremer of Los ~eles, was
named Tuesday to be presi-
dent of the Irrine Co., but
botb be a.od tbe owners of
the ftrm promised that no
drastic changes are expected
1Jl tbe oompuy'soperatlons.
~ Wat.>o an-
nouoced tbat be 11 tu~
dow1a u IDYttatsoD to coati IIJe
u lntDe presldeDt, choosing
lnltead to form bls on de-
Ytlopmeot oomPQY. IMvq
lntae to )olD b!m are land
dne&opmeat ftce-prtsideot
Tbomu Wolff aDd ftDanclal
9fce..pruidtat Lt.nllng
Eberllllc.
'ne cbupoyer wu an-
DOaetd at a TaMCkJ mom-lllc PI'MI ooalveoce at the
Marrloa Rottl. AJ.ao att4Mid-
lllc wn o.trou t~q~ptnc
c..ter CD~~Mte Alu Tlllb-
mu .., .....-Ana dt-
,..._ ea.1d 8~ l ot
tM ........... II tM Tllb-
~All•-119t8e comb ... , ,... .. ...,... .... rMM Co.-$SJ7.4 •""c'e Tbe7
Ill PWMd tlll.t llllf wU.l ol-
catecorlcally tbat we want.
and fully expeel, all the out-
staod1DC people wbo oom-
prlse the lntDe Co. team to
stay."
Mr. Taubman also con-
firmed that Mr. Watson had
been asked to remaio as
prestde.at. and that tbe 3 de-
pl.l'tt.Qc ~ euc:uttves
wUl be Hta1Dtd U COOIUit •
uts fbr tbe company uot11
aomtttme Ddt year.
Mr. Kremer, sa, bas been
with the Newball Land and
Farm~ Co. tor 13 yeus,
and DOw senes u its ex-
ecvtln YSce-PreAdeat. That
co~ ow. 150,000 acres
aorth of Lot Aaplu, aDd
like tbe lrvtae Co., is 1Jl-
f01Yed 1Jl I'Midtlltlll oom-
merelal aDd IJdutrta1 oom-
maldti.ts. ptu flnn.lJII op-
entlou •
Mr. Kremer &. a (ftdlt-
ate ol WlllarMtte U. lA Ore-
COO llld ~ a mutua decnt ..... h ... ..,. ... ,_
tftlk)a from .. rd.. fie
aid .. wtD IDCm .... film-
OJ bin h'ota Loll ~
Gutter Oooding, washing
bard surfaced areas and Ir-
rigating between 8 a.m. and
6 p.m. will be a DO-DO in
the area served by the Cos-
ta Mesa County Water Dts-
trlct. if their ordinance pro-
tdbltlag the waste of water
is adopted by tbe.lr board
of director s tonight. June
30.
Tbe dl rectors meet at
7 p.m. at 1965 Placentia
Ave. to act on their flrst
ordinance.
• ·No customer . shall re-
tlll any fountain. pool or
other facUlty containing
water solely for ornamea:tal
purposes, emptied dUrlnc the
effectiveness of the or-
dinance,•• ls aoother pro-
vlslon. Also, oo customer
shall permit leaks of water
which be has the authority
to eliminate.
Restaurants shall only
se"e water to customers
upon request. No customer
shall cause or permit water
under his control tobewa.st-
ed.
Relief from the o rdtnance
would be gruted in cases
of ul¥1\le bard.SI!Jp or emer.
geocy coodlUoDa a..tf~t
lng t~ health, sa.nltaUoa.,
nrt protection or afety of
LEGION OFFERS
JULY 4TH FEED
American Leckxl Post 291
will bold its amul July
4th pucakt br.&tflut OD
Moadi.J at tbe clubllode at
15th ud the b&J.
•• Tbla ls our .-.J llad-ratmc .... to • n.ae. ou prerraru t.r eldldrM. JOitb ud ......,UJta ...
Poa Commudu' ON WU-
toa aid ......., . "'I'M
..... ll QPMtDtbt~
Pfii'UC fro111 7 a.m.. dill
the publlc. For a third vio-
lation of the ordlnaoce, a
now restricting device wtl.l
be lnstalled for a period of
DOt less tba.D 41J hours, wtth
a $50 semce for restora-
tion of oormal service.
For any subsequent vio-
lations, tbe district general
manager shall discontinue
water service. RecoDDeCtion
of normal service would cost
$25 and occur only lt cor-
rective measures have been
undertaken. The water dls-
trlct serves most of Costa
Mesa, parts of the Newport
Beach area and the whole
of Orange County Alll)Ort
and other nearby unl.ncor-
porated portions of On.Jlg'e
County.
LT. DOVEY ARRIVES
AT BASE IN HOLLAND
Lt. Douglas A. Dovey, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Aroold
Dovey of 208 Vta Ithaca,
Lido Isle, has arrived for
duty at Camp New Amster-
dam AB, Netherlaoos. He
Is an F -4E Phanton pUot
with a unit ot tne U.S. Air
Forces In Europe and he ls
a 19C9 graduate or Newport
Harbor hlgh school and re-
ceived his M.S. degree In
19'7 3 from USC, where he
ns commlssione<1 through
the Air Force Reserve Of-
ficers Training Corps pro-
gnm.
Mesa initiative urged
Homeowaers ln Nortb Co -date. Mr. McLaughlin Ls
sta Mesa aDDOaoced yester-chairman of the city re-
day tbat Uley are starttng a -~ttoo drl aJ ed t deYelopment agency. Mrs. ~ ve m a. Roblns ls presldeot or tbe
letttDc city voters decide Mesa Verde Homeowt~ers
on the tate of oodenloped Assn
laDd on tbe DOrtb stde. • u the Deeded 10 per ~t PHIL Bl GGERT TRAINS
of tbe eltJ'a rtetslet-ed WITH 101 AIRBORNE Yoters sip U.. petltkJD. 1t
would eo on the mwdclpal
electtoa ballot Ddt March.
Aft~ted would be thea.r-.
boUDIMd by s.ar st., Slan-
nower Ave., Soatll COI.IIt Dr.
and tbe c,...llbrook boatQc
tnct. TMt uea II abalit liD
.,. ctntloptd u ~
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THE NEWPORT HAR-
BOR ENSIGN was ad)ldged 1 977
to be a oewsp&ptr of reo~
eral circulation by court PU~~~~~t: "EifS!'~p decree No. A ~20178, dated 1J1111
May .lf, 1951, tu SUperior
Court tor the County' of
OrU(e, StateofCallfornla,
and by reaJOn thereof Is
quatltied to publts h all Pib-
Uc notices reqtdredbytaw,
THE NEWPORT HA.RBOR ENSIGN Is the legal news-
paper for the City of Newport Beach and pubHsnes all
pubUc notices for the cUy.
ARVO E. HAA.PA . , ••.•. , , Owner and Publisher
' PEG IIAAPA • , • • . . • . . . . . Associate Publisher
ltepre,enred Nar;onolly by IIIII:J l'l"fY':::.
U.S SUIIURUNPIIfSSrNC.~ AUDITED B Y ~·
SUBSCRlPTION RATES
NeWport Harbor-Costa Mesa Area ••.• One year, $5.00
Out of the Local Area ••••••••• , .• One year, $6.00
<JJ. .lOt; ~ .!lop
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
*THE ST(R)ING FROM H.U.D.
-The Great F'ederal Fwtding Fantasy
in 5 acts --inspired by last week's
H.U.D. crackdown on Newport's pro-
posed use of 11free" fed money :
ACT I --Our City Cowt cil and staff
are alerted to an alluring opportwtity
to get a lot of H. U.D. money to pay
for schemes that local tax payers would
refuse to finance. The key step is to
think up an offer that cannot be r efused.
ACT II --A sure fire bet is some-
thing to help the old folks. So the
experts come up with a senior citizens
center proposal, happily pointing out
that it's all for free, and no strings
attached.
ACT III There seems to be a
slight hitch --a few conditions are
required by H. U .D. But these rules
appear to be easy to live with, and
there's too muc h fr ee money t o pass up.
ACT IV H.U .D. hauls out the
shackles. Put them on , or else!
ACT V --Despairing chorus: "Great
scot! How did we ever get in such
a fix f"
• • • • • •
The answer to that final outcry is
easy: Falling for the lure of easy money.
A 10 year old child must know that
there is no such thing a s a free meal.
Thes e so-called adults on our City
Cowt cil know it too, but coveting over-
comes goo d sense.
How often has this Log warned of
the peril of a ccepting federal handouts I
Chains inevitably accompany the cash.
And the other con,;equences are even
worse: undermining the self-respect of
the elderly, eroding local self reliance,
shirking the obligation to tackle our own
problems, and, worst of all, contributing
to the fiscal calamity that is sure to
befall our nation if the profligate spend-
ing goes on.
One local observer accused H.U.D.
of promoting class warfare in our com-
mwtity --pitting the elderly a gainst
the r est of us. This c harge is hitting
c lose to the mark, but is aimed at
the wrong culprit. The fault can be
placed squarely on our City Cowtcil
and the advisor y group that held center
stage in Acts I, ll and Ill. They chose
the perilous course, ignormg an out-
standing local example of "doing it
ourselves." They knew about the ac-
complishment of the Newport Harbor
Zonta ladies, who established a Senior
Citizens center with local dedication and
effort, and without· a penny of tax money.
But our City Cowtcll must figure that
that's old fashioned, out-moded private
enterprise. Their ''modern way" or
getting a senior citizens center for ' afiluent Newport Beach is to extend a
begging hand to Washington. In the pro-
cess, they are kicking out an excellent,
much-needed private school, which has
been providing not oniy SOIDld learning
for local students, but also a rental
Income for the city.
There Is oniy one way to '.'_gl't out
of W. f1lr." That I.e to get out' or this
federal funding. trapd an<J go It on our
own. Do you suppoH o\ai-CoiDlcil wlll
take the r_J.gbt couree?
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• .,OIIIIIOUS REAIJTY" Ullo-IJ, ~ ,JIIf -1M llnl -· Wo DoorEdllor. IJOOf ·""lo-~D1 au-... rllllllabo,•IDI
lA toe Joae 15 Suta 4ol 1110 <btrlet Ill -,or\lilltlot' moro -llolll _..._ Roctotor; Dal'ld Boqlull, wa IJpt ol propam, IUid Bot, co_,.cl lo 1M
uattoi'DtrotNnportBelda at tld.l tlJM. n -.1d lOW el't.IHI &Dd oou ..... of
IUid 1978• Llborlartaa PutJ -· lllo oellool lo pro-aeoaallblo lieu,.. ID poii-e&ddlte l)r ric...,..S.-.Hat a bl&blJ qnau,.., ,.... ttca UCI pei'IUOIIIt, ud
dent, PftHattd eomt tboqbt J)OQI1blel4'toeate ot bituQ.. tl'ID lbe qaMUoalblt mie·
provo~ news oo ''ClY MIU.UI:J, Wbleb la et•rir detdl of former prHldtata,
rlghla.'' It lJ loatJProprlate ud eouadly bued oD Sertp.. Rlebard u.. Nlzoo eoftll)a.rw
here to dJaeuu lJl det&U all bart, •tanJ la'Q aad lA aot ODlJ flvorlblywt.tbtbtm., ot Wr. 8ergla00'& 10 adYo-tbe bortelt uWLaatloD of the ~Mat comes ott a rood ud
cated poslttoos. They -to seteoces of medlelDe, p.y~ booorabte man.
be adopted collectlvely • cboloCJ aDd IDtbropoJocJ. Tbl eDdless We add cry
would require the complete, lnum11cb u lqnetotal.• &p.lul bllfl 6:>reesquNl1oml
In hls words, '•repeal o( all Iy wltb tbeco~~eemsl!lf:ld~ of DOt o~ tbt late Pre•~at
tJ!stLDg lerJ.slatloD and CO· eluslou.olrRtTtreod H. AIJ.. Harry Ti1.mao, but oti lbe I
vern mental poUey whleb dtrson (and am molt pleued rvtbleA aod erlmlM.I C.-
hurts aU people Jo the area that be and ArvoHa.ape.,IJitl-mocnUe party macbiDe ot
of sexual pretereoc:e aDdu.-Usher ottheNewportEufca. Boa Tom Preodergut.
pression." This Is eoost.s-ue fil*kfne bot}. ud u I rtmt~r tbe dttdl ot
tent with hls party's pb.Uo-mueb. as I admlre•ud: •P· murder, to~re, 1nfl.rl1dl-
sophy on mora.! luues, tbtt port tbe efforts ot Aalta Uon I..Od -d by laetiou
oo covernmenta.l actloo or BI'J'IIi, bopefUU,J U WOift ot the Dtd.OenUc 'AUtf 1D
restraint sboWd be taken 1D be necessary forbertoeotue order to lt'eal et"ei1'11ec-
thls eurreDl ''py righUI" here. Uoo bt1d ~rt.D& the era of
Issue. Surely tile leaders of the Preodequt's domh•ttoa
Although myoldlawSebool sebool m.trtct ud of loea1 IDc.ludJJic tbe ODe lD which
acquatataoce, Dave Ber&-&:QYerum.t wW eurelH Ha.rry TruDWI became U. S.
l..and, "and I aeree OD ml..ll)' IOQd. HDit to te&:)lfe IDd to s..tor from MlsJOUrl.
issues, suc h asanti-I'Of8tD· a-told tb1t JP(.t1tuallbbor-In tnih. 1t Is aU docu-
ment bureaucntic rap)&-reace of bomo...,Uty, a meatld lD the paces and
tlons and controls, and pro-cro.U. omt.Dou t'I&Uty. areb1tes of the Kusu City
free enterprise, I conttlll.le Cb.rUtopber stetl star, wb.leb woo a Pulltr.er
to hue sharp dif1ereoces lSU Oruce Af e. piUe tor tts revelatioas,
with his position oo mo"ral C~a Mesa and the eoduraoce of 1ts re·
aod aoclal Issues, such as • SERFDOM WITH A SMILE porters, who ·Were chased
~rtlon, homosexuality aod Dear EcHtor: up tbe steps of the star at
otber so-called ''victimless America's monarchy ts guo potDILD reprtsal.
crimes." loaJDC lllbeaeYoleoce. K1nr I am also lamtllar with
Whlle recognizing thedlf-Carter an4 tdJ appotated the bl&: city mach1De of tor.
nculty In "leglslattac mor-COlrt are smllinC us lllto mer Democratic Mayor Da-
allty'' aDd tully aware ot serfdom. The King and his ly In Cb1cago, aod tbe stea-
the consUtutlonal require· Lords bave cbatw:ed thel.r Ung of the presidency from
meat of the separation of cajollag to tbreats.Lord~a-Rlcbard Nlzon 1n tbe Chi-
church and stale, there 1s llfaoo, ot theCourtotHealth, cago preclDcts. I recall oo
DO valid reason to tota.Uy w ,.._ .... tale aod cry at t.bat Ume
exclude the obvious uis-Education and eWlH, ·~ from those who later .. r-decreed A>reed bussln&: ot tence of a Creator aod dl-scbool cratldreD to tar off ved tbe Watergate LDnati-
vloe purpose tor His IIJ.man scbOOJ.s uDder threat of not pUoa 10 piously. lutead,
beings. Hi s laws are appU-returol.ag coaftscated gnln I saw them silelltly and trl-
cable and relevant for all for scbooi sabststeoee. He umpbaotly se1t their can~
times and are clearly laid ls backed to this decree didate as prutdent of tbe
down in the Jewish Testa-by the ftf .. b Court ot Justice United States, wtth no ques-
ment aod reinforced lD the eten t ...... ~ .. b It opposed the tions asked.
Christian Testament. 1 Pe-dictate~-;,{ the true RallDc: Hardly a ooe of us bas
ter Z:l6 says we are aot aot beard of I'· to~ rel•n Class of CoQgress, whO de-'~'~' -.. to use our freedom as a pre-Died him the authority to 00 of the political bosses ot
text for Wi ckedness but ra-Tammany, and their crimes
ther to be servants of God, 50• against the Amer ican people The Laws of the Land, Paul tells us In 2 Cor. 3:17 as written In tbe Constitu-aod oor polltlcal process.
that ''where the Spirit of Water uDder tbe dam?
the Lord ts, there is llber-tloo, must have been burled Hardly. They were but small Ln the '•Time Capsule." ty.'· But Paul cautions us Goldie Joseph parts of the cumulative con-
In Gal. 5:13 that we are Lido Isle diliooing of the body polltlc
'•not to use our freedom to lnto corruption so vast we
saUsty the Oesh but rather • SEEING HER MAJESTY are all but lnnured.
through love to serve one Editor of the ED.Slgn, Aga!Dst these, the ques-
aoother.'' 1 en)Jyed reading Peg Uon of whether political ad-
As Russ Walton indicates Haapa's t ntereSUng page one versartes aDd coveromeQf:
in hls book, '•One nation un-story, ••Her Ma jesty, tbe ageots did or did not break
der God, •· lreedom is ope QueeD," In the June 2J ectt-. Into • political rlval'J bead-
of ou r precious gUts. from uon of the Ensign. It brought quarters, where a tip lndi-
God. '•The God who gave us back memories of wheo 1 cfied the possible presence
life, gne us lfbel'tJ" ac-saW Queen Wciber tlWI>tth, .« a :~on from Cas-
cording to T. Jetterson. AS 1n person. It was 1n June, t'fo , nther pales Into lesser
with everything God bestows 1939, when Kt..ng GeorJe the magnitude.
on us, we are to use His 6th andQu~nEUr.abethwere We are driven to asking
gt.n of freedom wi sely and visiting Presldeat lDd Mrs. the question: We re any of
in harmony with his laws. Fra.nklm...D,...Biile&evelt lD the the Watergate offenses more
As Walton states, those wDo White House in Washlngton, ot a crime than an American
call themselves Ubertartans 0 c president cla.Ddelt1nely
are really libertines. The ·My sister Vlvta.a was eommltU.tw: unsupectt.ac
product of their error ls visiting us in our borne to men to ao ln'tUIOD of Cuba
licentiousness, chaos aod Arllllltea VlrtiJla. W.ybus-by promlsl.n( them protec-
gradual societal declloe. baod c oiooel Karl s. AI-tife a.lr cOYer, then deUber-
U Dan BerglaOO could tlnd tate;, n.s statlcloed 1n Wash-at ely eaocelllng tl:at cover,
an llonest way to circum-tngton, D.C., aDd was dol..ag whll.st they uowttttncly
vent the eternal truth (am his n.~from Bollllle Field. mabed to certalD death on
he can't, try u he may). The word came OYer the the beaches, and on the tor-
then his Ideas might hi.Ve a1.r tba.t Presldeat aod w.rs. tare n cks of Castro's pri-
some nlue in ttLls, a grow-Roolevelt were brt.lclnl sou? Or 11: tbat Camelot?
If€ agnostic, lllrna.n16ttc, tbe1r pests, the Kt.ac aDd For tblt matter, 11: tbe
matertallstic, secular socl-Queeo of EDClaDJ. to 1 stated qaeltloa. of Whetber p em-
ety, History has shown us. ar• 1a ArJ1Dctoo Cemetery meal: &ctGtJ broke 1ato tM
that maolfestaUon of ACb. to crett tbe people at aooa.. om.ee ot a IUJP8Cted tn.l-
thlnklng would be counter-1 loaded 111y IOU. Karl, my tor u fl'tl&t a crime as lt
productive. Thus, why DOt st.Jter aDd anotber pQtllto they bad ta.ued to do a>?
learn from history -cener. my Buic k aod drofe oYer Aad wbat m11Jt we thllll:
al aod BlbUcal -so as not ea.rly to the cemetet)' to try ot &QJ Ameriea.n prt81dent
to repeat disaster? George to cet a poslttoa lD frollt IIJPOJ.Ii::laC bla on brotber,
Washington satd that "It Is of the cuest staDd, a abort ~ ao put1Cilla.r endeotlals,
Impossible to govern this walk from my parked cu. tO the IMlllUve po.t of at-
would without God and 81-We were so slose we could toney renenl of the Uotted
ble.'" almost reach out and touch statel'? TfJ that 011 lor Its
Two homoseruals we re In-those four tmportallt people. IJnPllc&UOOI. Truly I..D ap-
vtted on May Z7, by a New-wrw a thrill. Icao'ttmactne pollll:meat more &Uited to
port-Harbor hl&:h school bl-anyone getting that close a dlctator's domain than a
ology teacher to speak to his nowadays without belnl sur-butloa of tree men.
class. The two speakers rounded bypoUcemen,plaln-The enormity of hypocrl-
showed up to e..rplaJD the closemen and such, aOO not •• double standard aod po~
problems connected with be-being a sited to mofe back or \IJU.eal opportunism In the
lng gay to a blo-med class. mote on. Waterpte tousttgatioo and
In the main, I coocur wtth Whlle we were watelitac ita aftermath, and the coo~
the general poUcy ot aca-the proceedl~s or tbt l5tb UMllll cruclfllion of Rl -
demlc freedom and l sym -amrlverary )lbUee otQaeu ~ Nlmo Is ootonlyslck-
pathlte somewhat wllb the Ellr.abeth n OYer our color ~.but 111akes ooe wonder
plight tha.t the scbool district TV, 1 was wa.ndt..U. lf my wblt on earth bas happened
now rtnds ltseU In oa this z gnM~oepbeWs, Dlivtd, 15, to the best )!dement of tbe
'·buzz saw" 'ta.~e. Tbe and Brian, 11, Who ue aow Amertcu people ud their
school district pollcy, as UY1Dc not tar from the res-IAnate HUe of proporUoo.
coocernlng contronrstal tiYities, Jw.d matafed to cet SlDcerely,
speakers, Is tbat tb1 free-clos.• •IIOGCII to lie tt all Relba WWiams
dom to dtseuu c:oetroter-nrst-...:1. Attew .. Jitbere-1748 Bayport Way
sla.l Issues 1.1 a.t tiM: beart alter-a note· ca ... ilfKarl's Newport Bera.ch
of tbe demoerouc P'l>D*"· b~yf&"'l!!"mrlloco, SOIOLARSHIPS GIVEN
PUBLIC NOTI CE :::t~·bo~~: .. ,~ FOR AROtiTECTURE
CP-4.493 thlt u tbeJr ICbool tan't Ft•e cndlll..tt.nr Mldora
FtCTmous BUSINESS tar' away. They h:ld pa1bed ban bMII awarded $1000
NAME STATEMENT tbJ'OQCb Ute crowclwtth •e· coUep acbalantllpe by lbe
Tbe tollowtac peroon II c..,. 1o -ft'ry D19J n~ ·~ mPIO)' l>r llllliiJ dol"' buot••• oa: I. ~ .,.._ hla(torY"rd• t•' ot;,a octuro IIIII • .....,
proted Book Co., !. Gto-eame IIO.r.t .... Hl1W1'7 •
domes, tnten.Uo~1 SSO E. repelts ttllll. Tbe *'lpl.eata are Ka.rea
171h Stroo~ S.tto zzv. Colla Now l om -rt"' Wlloo t.. Polar•• IIIII KurT P. w ... , ca. 1!627: c .w Mu-we tkll"' Prlaee Cbulu wu.oa, Uliventty tdP
kotlac, IDe., tacorporotod Ill ·-KIAI of EacJud. 11<llool; Cbrt-r C. Klo-
CallJbrnla, !50 Eut 17tb Clan. Altatar ler, 8coCt K.. RJUUdCbU-
Stnet, Colb. w-, Ca.' Coroca dt1 Mar •• ll&uler Jr., Cof'OIII cW. 'I2SZ'7. liar lololl _,_
Tllif bootoeJJtaODIII!IIctod • DOI1BLE &T.um..ums $3,991 THEFT LOSS
by a c:orpontioL •
Corpo-Na100: C-W E411or ol lllo Billa. • A. lioJ1Iar -1101 ID
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.... C..IIIJ-a, 11'11. ,.... •• lo--tllo-tllli Col'lloll ~-.,....,lui JO, 1t11J 7, UOL -ftDIInl.. QM-.
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The Birch Los ' ' . ' Behind The Genocide Treaty
., o/-'!11, ,..,_ f$1 ctwr. lilt " .. &b.~· ~ciiiiHII• ~ Ill :l'.i, paoe~do fO< eo":hh'm
11148 , ~ Ullileci }j•lioiVf 1pve 'I''"~ banD. ,u who bad ony.
birth f'! q.. CMveor.loj\ on llje thlbtlto do widl hi<"-could be
Prt\<tnilon •nd pu..iiibtn~ • Of 1Houitit be( Oft latml•tional
the Crilne of Genocide. OUt OJ.· lri iJWlll!'. for ~ticXL
t.ion'anpNtentatlve tifneditim· Beton dteidinc tUt auch a
mediately, but the United State. thine could never ~pen. pleue
h .. never been bound btc...it.a pro-realiu that .. ,.,ty N 18&1 the
viaiona because the Senate hu Communilt-front Civil Rit;hta
refused to ratify it. There are ConfTHI accueed PrHident
1ood tell&Otu for that refusal, Truman and numtroutltlte and
which ia now being reconsidered. federal otriclalt ot aenoci de
FORCE air-
maD Ola:na L. Bryant, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Adelaide L.
Scba.rt of 6307 Seasbore
tDrtve, West Newport. has
chti.ted at I..acklaod AFB,
Tezas, from Air Forcebaslc
tra!n1ng. She oow returns
to the AFRES unit at March
AFB, Callf., tor on-the· job
training In the account.lng
and f1na.nce fteld. She Is a i 966 cnduate of Corona del
Mu high school. Her bus-
band, WUJiam, Is the son of
Mr. aDd Mrs. EdwiD Bryant,
640 Seal, Costa Mesa.
Scouts get
endowment
Real Melia.IDC of Genocide
Normally defined, genocide
means the extermination of a
race. Certainly, no civilized in·
div idual favora genodde, yet
public oppoaition to the proposal
has been sufficient to con\rince
enoua:h Senatora that th Con·
vention should be blocked. The
oppoeition haa come £rom Amer-
icans who have read the tezt of
the Convention.
According to this UN Conven·
tion. the crime of genocide is the
attempt "to destroy, either in
whole or in part. a national.
ethnical, rac-ial or religious
group.'' The document expresaly
prohi bit• killing members of the
group or even ''caw;inc serious
bodily or mental harm to mem-
bere of the group." Since every-
one is a member of a national,
ethnical, racial or religious
group, any alleged harm to any-
one -even "mental harm" -
Donald E. Coodlt, pres!-c-ould invite a charge of ge na-
dent of the Girl Scout Coun-cide. And the hearings on any
ell of Orange County, an-such charge would be conducted
oou.nces that the James lr-by an international tribunal.
vtne Foundation has granted The apecific danger attached
$500,000. payable over a 5 to the Genocide Convention be·
year period, to be placed to comes obvious when we leern
an eodowment f\.md, the ln-t hat prevailing const itutional
terest therefrom to be used opinion, aa banded down by the
for maintenance and re-S upreme Court. holds 1 hat
placement of the Council's treaty law (such as the Genocide
program facuttles. Convention) overrides domestic
Tbe Council's goal Is to Jaw. Therefore, any Am eric-an
establish a maintenance re-c-harged with the crime of geno-
se"e fUOO whose Interest cide would become subject to the
will proVIde a predictable jurisdiction of international law
source of income to ma in-without any protection from the
tatn Us 670 acre Camp U.S. Corutitution and its Bill of
Scherman. near Idyllwild ln Righia.
the San Jacinto Mountains; Shoul d the Genocide Conven·
tts Scout houses In Newport tion be ratified, a convicted
Beach, Costa Mesa, Lagu na criminal in an Americanr" prison
against American t'J'IJ'C*. In
1969 Black Panther attorney
Charlea Garry threataned to
charge the United St.ata. with
genocide for allertdly lclllin1
twenty·nine Panthen in police
raids. And unly a few yelnaro a
&lmmunin-run "Wu Crime.
Tribunal'" baaed in J!urope
formally accu•ed the \Jnittd
State& of senocide. Had our Sen-
ate previously ratified the Con·
vention, Americana, even includ·
inc the President, could euily
have been brou1ht to trial on
these charge~.
Cartel' PreN.Ior Batlflcade
Led today by Preeidtnt c-..
ter, the leftiat win& of the ~.
ate is atill preeail)l for U.S. rrfi.
ification of tKia danaeroU.
treaty. In l974 the 66-38 ~
fell jullt abort. of the two-thirdlf -
required for approval. Amonj
those who voted for it ~en ._
Senators Kennedy., lfacklo,,
McGovern, Javita, and IWcy,
and the preaent Vi ce Preaident..
Walter Mondale.
Communist butchen have
slaUghtered million~ in China,
Tibet, Ruasi.a, Cambodia, c¥
elsewhere. Yet all Cpmmunilt
natiom have fully approved tM
Genocide Conventioo.1 Tb., ,
have no fear that it wip ever bf"
invoked against them,' becauae
its real purpose ha.a nothinc to do
with the crime of genocide.
The Genocide Convention,
like P\'erything else ueociated
with the United Nationa, i1
a imed at destroying individual
freedom and national aovar·
eignty. Since it ia again being
considered, your Senators ought
to hear from you.
li;. 1977 n,, Jolin B~rcll &Kitty I'Ntu.rt•
Beach, Anaheim and Puller-
ton; and the Gtr!Scoutrraln-
ing and administrative cen-
ter to Costa Mesa,
CONGRESSMAN
. Badham
REPORTS FROM
WASHINGTON .
LOCAL POLICE GET
ACADEMY DIPLOMAS
Forty-two r eserve of-
fleers from raw enforcement
agencies have received
diplomas fro m the West Or-
all€e County Reserve Of-
ficers Academy at Gofden
West College. Local gradu-
ates lnclude:
Ne'NpOrt Beach pollee
dept. -Kerry L. Johnson
and Dale L. Williams.
Costa Mesa pollee dept.
-Jack L. Archer, Dennis
L. Casteel, Tlmoth)' R.
Goodwin_ David W. Magw-
son. WUllam P. Redmond
and Cynthia Spencer.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH
"Keep dreamtnc" 11 tne
sermon toptc of Putor John
Lindvall at 10:30 a.m. this
Sunday at Plym!JUth Coo-
gr-">oal Ctufch. 3262
Broad St., Newport He.tght.s.
The pastor ls leadJDea study
111 Mart at the 9 a.m. Bible
study. Associate PN&or ls
conduc-the 7 p.m. Sboday
Bible class. A 4th of JUly
plcotc wtll be held at Heller
Park, Costa Mesa, begtnnlog
at noon MoDday.
An elderly man, a native
or F'lnlaad, but oow a U.S.
citizen. has planned a sen-
timental last trip to his
homeland, but bls passport
has not bieea Issued and be
is suPPOsed to leave In tlYe
days.
Two mothers Of fburc men
In Mexican federal prison
have been frustrated for
months trying to convince
the State Department tha t
help ls needed to tmprote
liYlng coodltions In tbe pri-
son.
A lucky man has won a
trip abroad on a televlslon
ga.me sbow but can't prove
that he ts an Ame rican d -
Uzen. aDd, therefore, might
not be able to take lbe trtp.
These and other similar
matters are typical of the
problems brOUiHt to t he at.
tent.loo of my district omce
-Newport Beach lD rece.Dl
weeka, mostly under panic
situaUoos, where time Is
ruanl.nl out and people have
bumped iJlto a dead eod in
ftuWess deallngs wtth the
federal government .
Io a.ootber case, a milltary
vetenn. Who bas seYeral
C. M. H arp<:r
tlte eosin )lesn
eoJJJJectiOJJ
MOTELS & FREEWAYS
Since 1944, tbe city of Costa Mesa Ms been waJUag tor
the state to bulld a freeway along Route SS through town.
Last week, when a motel owoer asked for permission to
eJpaod Into the plaanet1 freeway rtghf..of-way, City Hall
suddeDly went into a mUd panlc. The eUy administrators
sudde.nl)' discovered that, )Jst as the state Is begtnninc
I.DOth.er serious ltudy of the freeway route, property
onen are thlnldac ot COftriDc It with b&&Udl.lll•·
Wbat the city Deeds, of course, l.s a •all-de.tlned policy
repJ'dl..ac the freeway, Then. It shoUld appolnt a committee
to eoordl.nate efforts toward carrytnc out that policy. The
eommltttl would rfJCIOrt to the eJected Ctty CouncU and would
be uDder thlt body' a dlncUoo.
MeauwbUe, the city plalllllnr statt should be directed to
study tbe frHWJ.Y aU,Omeot (It Is a.o of!lclally adopted
route, by ttle way) to '" what ld.nd of impact tt would
taavt OD aurrouDdlDC propertJ. Wblle that study Is goltlg
011, 10metb1Dc should be. done to try to keto the route as
ooea·u poalble.
For SS 1•"• property owllers ban been ea.ught to the
mlddlt, DOt m:twtnc wtltn., or lf, tht f.ree'f'aJ would co
Ill .......
otbers han boa(bt property Jn tbe adQCited rtcht.of-wt.J, ~~~~ tbat the _, " • dold ! ..... _,,, tbat
ta \"Dot tbe cue. u 1m1ld belp u Ute elty, u • part ofltl
-Y polkr, -d utomollclllr 1111111r on p...,.rt; onen. ud put1callr11 DrtW onan, ~ U. nett ll:
.,.,.W Ull Jo onWitt '"* lor --Tbo roa1 -_, -bolP bJ ad'flalllc potoallal paHIIIRn
"' ,....,_ lull. ~
A8ll .. llate, ol C.fM, COIId Wllp ..... -dUtiSI.
Q ..... UIMia '-"'".se UIIIIISCU ftJ. ~
1M rtw•it. 'hi ptdll .. ~ br a. '-I dell1U.
101 ..... -· ,.,. ... ....,._ 'nil ---IIIII
-.... -~ Tllo ilnolmlloo ., -trr'll .. pi ............ ....-. .. tnm.-,., "' ,., ............... _ ... ., ....... ... ..... -*" Pl .. 1lf ............. --· '
months' pay coming when
he Is separated from the ser-
vice, has waUed 6 months for
the money withou t success.
A Socia.J Security recipi-
ent dies, leavtne a number 1
of uaca.shed . ebeclll: ,...,
her effects, whtcb are re·
turned by relatives, lfbo are
then unable to cbse the es-
tate until the money Is re-
paid by the government .
A young man needs a copy
of Ills military dlscllafle
papers Immediately 10 tbat ·
he can take the Calltoni&
bar examlnatlon.
A distraught motbtr of
an AJr Force se,.,.at ~.·
Honed in GermaQ nc••,"
a letter sayt.nc: that'~• bteQ
a month stnce he deteloptd
a mysterious allmG, bllt
his su.pe.rlors are llow 112
getting medlca.J. attlllt1oD b)
blm,
An immigrant tne. h..
goslavla hl.tl pt.Jd n.aoo ..
adYu.ce tor a ctiiUter fUiM
back. to Ids i>rmtr ._
tor members ot hla-<tlllllr.
.but be Is ~YIDg tJ'Oilll.e pt ..
ting papers proc....t, bf'"
the ImmigraUoo and Millar~
allzallon Se.ntce In t1.1114.£::J
make the tllgbt.·
Usualll, belptnc to dYe
sucb problems Is reladYely
simple beeause tb8 dlltrtct
and Washington offtee ltafl
members know where to co
to get answers , but to the
average citizen, the fl'\l s-
tratlon of tleallng wlth what
appears to be a hOpeless
tangle of bureauc ratic red
tape can be most e~::~~.spera
tlng.
ln the case of the man
from Finland, 2 phone caUs
and 7Z hOUr s later the mao
had hiS passport.
Tbe motbers of prisoners
ln Mexico receiYed word that
eood1llons suddenly showed
muktd Improvement& after
the State Deputmeat was
contacted ln WubioctoL
Tbe pme lbow wtoDt.r,
slmtlarly, made hll trip,
The veteran recelYed bl1
back pay >tid 1111 oalorod
coUege. RJa:ht OG·<*.cWM,
the So<:tal SocllriiJ na,JIJ
(alter a y11r) tnutd cbeeb
to tbt elta.te of tbe elcSttly ·
deceaaecl woman I..Dd tbt 11~
.tate wu cloaecJ. ,
Dtactarat papers ware
reeeiYoddn k '"'rklac illJS
tor lho ""-td-l>e baritalir.
lA tba-ollllo aut.at·olr-
mao, lllllhOrtUoa IDGor-
wero ~ ol 1M .... ...... :eeal ~IUid •IPI to llllallloi~ ~ ,.. IIOIIinuiUollr
.... -.. "'' ...... 1 -~== .. ·~ ID wiD a., !""Ill
prabl ....... ..., ..
IO'f'CI ... -. ar. • '*'• ... .,try, I'
'
New slate is installed
by Assistance League
1be Aulltl.a lAipe ol
N..,ort a.~ ... __... u. tm-?e ,.r.,.. a...,
aJaM ol9f8cen udtMr.-
Uat&D of a ~ ..,..
noe c.lller Ud complteed
addltioal for tbt tuta Aap
to .,. rlldy Mit Stpteap-
ber.
A llftlocatloa. tbt form-
er HarborGIJ'l'aCblb(Onc.
Cottace lD COtta u .. ) bu
bHD parcbi.Md tor tbt eblld
claJ care celller for work-lAc motbtrs to tate eart of
ealarctcl MrOllmlllt. Tbt
wort of tbe eater wW pro-
ceed tor tbe pl'eMIIt at zoa
Oraoce AYe111e. Cotta u ...
Tbe r..cu··· ma!Dpii.UaD-t.b.ropJ. tbe eblldrtD'I deD-
tal belltb c.lhr. 5015 Ulllt
Str..t, Newport n.eb, YW
c:oaUIIae to PI'OYide deatal
can Uld treatmeat for cbll-
dna of tbe Newport-Mea
sebool district Yltb tbe uau-
al aummer aebdaleiD force.
'•Tour Newport Yltb tbt
A.sststaoce t..acue." auo-
tbtr flmd niliiiC project.
Y1U co forward throuc.b tbe
COIJ\IDc mootbs. Tbt tour
auxWartea. Lu Re~
V lrgtDia G utle. JIUllon IJid
Asuteeu (blgb scbool
daupters of Leacue mem-
bers), an llDlDc up fDll pro-
cnm. tor tbe oew year.
RIV. P. aatAM COX
Mra. W,...et 8edall Jr.
wtD ...,.upr..,...; Mrs. c..,.. ..,..,, ant nc.-
ptl ..... ,_ ....... to lUI~
I1I.J1el; Kn. 8Gb.t lu-
maJU. lid nee.,......,
tbrt8 ..... Mrs. ....
ltJ ...... lrd tlce.......,.-dlllt. diiD1 Cftttrj __ un. G.
Robert Hodaola, 4ID ttc.-
PI'tl&diM. cblld dlJ ean
eeattr; Wra. Rebert Leeu.
5tb tlc...p~ mem-
benldp; ltra. Robtlt '-m-ble. ltb tlc...pl'tllldlllt, ..,._
clll WtD; Mrs. R.u1
JODtl. 7tb tlc....pruldellt.
propertitl; Mra. Jolm UU-
1er. recoi'Ctt.JII aeeretary;
Mrs. Rtebard 9todllart. eot-
reiiiODdl.Dc teel'tiD.I1; Mra..
CalbertaoD Waldea, tnuur-
er; Mrs. Gerald S.er~ n-
cSoull coueu rt~~r•••*
Un; Mrs. JOMI)b Mltealf..
recic-.1 eoueU alt.natln;
Mrs. Jam .. LoadoD. Aats-
to.D coordlDitor. ulllted
ot Mrs. Thomu Raffetto
and Lira. Ktat SaJder; Mn.
Jobll O'DoiiDtll. Jwdor Au-
Ulal'J cMtrman; Ura. stan-
ley statta. Lu ReiDu Auz-
Ulal'J cbalrman; Mrs. Har-
old Dtriet. VlrctDta Cutlt
Aul111ary chairman; Mrs.
LaWTtDCe Brown, .,atnt~
eblirmu .and Mia Bartlara
Loadoo, AsststeeD cbair-
mu.
Committee cbalrmtD ap-
pollbd by Mrs. Bedal1 are
t.be urn ... Pbelps Merickal,
Robert Crowoer, Cbelter
Lataba w • SUe Hltcbma.n_
Ha.rry Baker, VlDeeEa Jor-
ftDMD. DewalD Butler. Aus-
tin sturtennt. Wl111am Dos-
ta. Jaet E'fi.DI. Wl111am
Trttt. Wl111am Dootloo, Ro-
bert Mosler. James Gorm-
ley, KtDDetb Albrtcbt aDd
Genld Kinc1MJ. .
Tile 197'7 prori.slooa.ls
welcomed to aet1Ye , status
are Wmes. Ray Btaerstaft.
Georce Brubaker. B. E. By-
rus. Ktlmeth Grumbles,
Howard L&DC. N. L. Mc-
Bride. WUllam Water• aDd
Walter Lord.
Assistant to rector named
The Re•. F. Brian Cox
IV has accepted the call
of St. James Episcopal
Cbureb, 3209 Vla Lldo. New-
port S.cb, to become u-
lilllallt ndoTt ·~· Sept. 1.
priest lll tbe DtoeeH of Loa
AD(tles and bu ~ened lD
b1s present posttsoD tor tbe
put 2 y•n. Be ls married
to tbt lormer ADD Booth.
ud ..., .... u latut
daltpter, Clalre.
UC Sallltl Barbara honored
onr 3,!77 caodldates for
degrees at commencement
ceremonies to the campus
stadium.
WWlam E. Hart of
601 -1/2 Clubhouse Ave.,
West Newport_ received his
master of arts degree ln
economics.
B.A. degrees were pre-
sented to the followlng local
resident&: Regloa Anderson
of Lido Isle; Karen Gaylord
of ColllDs Island; Charles
Lap7orth of Bay Shores;
Clark Hicteron of East
Blatt; Mitchel ~rman of
Newport Heights, Kirk
Mader of CUff Haven;
George Witter Jr. of Balboa
lslaod; Lauralyn Reynolds
of Balboa; Terence CahUI
of West Newport; Steven
MWer of Mariners Mile;
Merle Barku, Cindy Joyce
illltf aDd Stephanie Voss of
tbe Bluffs; Carol Hill, Laurie
Lenney and Nancy Teter of
Park Newport; Patrick
Palmer aDd Cyotbta Regan
of Harbor Vlew Homes; Paul
Santucelo of Dover Sbores;
Paal Heiney of West Upper
Bl1. and Dand Riccio of
Hubor vt .....
He a. presealy rector of
St. stepbeo's Partsb, Beau-
moot. and near of St. AeDes'
Mtsstoo, .BaDDtnc. He was
nom1Dited tor the new post
by tbe Rev. John P. A.sbey
II. rector, aDd elected by
tbe St. James Vestry.
People-to-people envoys
Four local teeaacers left
last weet ou a 38 day
People-to-People bJcb
aebool student ambusador
iJiteruatlooal pro jeet tn
INJURED KENTON
MAY MISS CLINIC
occ wtll host tts third
aDIIUal stu Keotoo summer
juJ cUntc A.Qcut 14-19.
Europe. They will have borne
stays of 2 to 4 days wtth
oaun tamlUes 1n Engwd,
Austrta. Germany and Hol-
l.a.Dd.
The local stude~s are
Dlane K. SmlCl, 16, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J,
Leonard Smith, 1601 Lincoln
Lane, Harbor Highlands;
Rtcbar P. Hausman Jr.,
18. so of Mr. aDd Mrs.
Rtc P. Hausman, 201
Tbe new St. James prtest
was born 1n Cbtcaco. and
gnduated from USC Yltb a
decree 1D reoJocteal aeteoe-
es. Hts b&ebtlor of d1Ylolty
degree was taken at the
Episcopal DlY1Dtty Scboolln
Cambridge. Mus.. aDd be
ftl ordained deaCOD aDd Mr. Kenton is currently Enoi star Lane, Dover
resUoc 1D a PeDDSJiftnla Sbores; ert W. Gray, 18.
boiPttal. He feU last moatb 100 of M and Mrs.J. Gray,
and laftel'ed a slluU frae-14'78 Gal Drive, Dover GEM
TALK
ture. nQQtrlDc anrcery. Tbe Sbores, and Stepbante J.
ja.u rreat wu oo tbt crttl-Archey, 16, daughterofMrs.
ealla.t l>r some Ume. Janet Arebey. 112 Apoleoa
U be a. uDI.blt to mate An., Balboa Island.
tbe occ &ppearaDee. tbeell-People-to-People lDter-
8Y J.C.HUMP'HRIE S
I · (. Hu,.phr~.-~. u•ho s .-
M o r t• at IIl l i ~v ll·PtJrl
IHr d. has """" a (.<Js la
Mt>.~a land,.arlt fu r mo rt'
than 1•1 y.-ar ~. i '! arr
authorit) ''" ~,,, ~ a11d
;.,w.,/r).
Dlc YW be coDitueted by Dr. oaUoo&l was founded in 1956 Hem PatDoe. c!lreetor of tbe by President Dw1ght D.
Keotoa cl1Dtes. Elstabower to promote
Tbe eUDle is open to aoo world aDder~ through .,e Sola~ )lnlor bleh. b1cb LoternattoDil trtendshtp. t ==·colleceanda~tmu-DAVID ZIMMERMAN ON '\
GRANDMOTHERS AT LAW SCHOOL FACULTY .
The summer session ~
THE DI.MOHD R•GE FEDERATION MEETING taeulty at Western state Uni-
American womeu owo
more cUamood Jnell'J than
tbe wmeo of IDJ otber
eouatry. aceordt.Dc to a
suney by tbe twa Dt-
B•n cUamo.nct oi'P.JIID-
PiaDI tor the October aa-versity Collece of Law 1n
Uona..l eoDYtatioD 1D Cb1eaco Fullerton 1Deludes David A.
UOD. .
AD~~. tboacb America
ruts 4tb 1a tbt world wMD
1t eomtl to tbe pereeo-
were made at tbt reetDt Zimmerman of Coroaa del
mMUJic of tbe Natloall Fed-War. He la teac bing a course •fJ
erttioD of Grudmothtn to crim1Dil procedure. He · \ eta at tbt LoiiC S.eb reeetYtd b1s A.B. cttcree •
Elts CJab. Newport Hutlor 1D btstory from tbe Uni-
Chrb members att-n• 1D· verstty of Mtcbtcu. studied
elllchd P.rl Sslielberpr, coatemponry Brttisb bis-
pr...,.._ IJid Sona&a IIIU-tory at Olford Ualverstty.
tac• of brtdel wbo pt ·-peemeat rtap. Amtrieaa
mu. OM of tbt bllders. E~l&Dd, aDd r eceiYed bls
J. D. decree from South-
welten UDlverstty. rtrt. cet btcPr roca. RIFLEMAN IN ALASKA
ID Caada, ud lA Au-AnnJ .. Prtftlt Erie D.
tral.la, dlamolld ....... ~7 mtat ... _.wen ..._to t~~~~ Mn. .... ..... ~, ~ 1510
74 per etllt of all brtdtl w. Balboa. CIIIUU!Cewport_
wbo lOt married 4llrllll bu bela ....,_. ua rUit-
1Vf4-1S. Gr.t Brtlalana mu Ia CoiiiiiUJ B, «<a Bat-
third Yltb •• per e-. taUaa. llrd '**' ot tH
foUowtcl bJ tM U. S. wttb' l'JIId r.rutry Brlpclt at
8'7 per ceat ud Pruce Pt. ltlclllfdllola. .,. ... , Rt 'wttb tl per ctllt. Bat. a11 ........ IMAnD.JiaOclaMr
O.S.n, Amtrtcu llrLt ~-· • Itt rllp Yl .......... .
• ....-so '** J~P-EDITH WOOD DIES :::.. -==.-,~.:ro f'ulnl..mo.a.ldD
pot..~ta. , Wood ol ~rtBelcb,...
WMa It coati tD t1a1 MW rr il•rcll) Ia CU11t
.,__, ,..,.., oner-c~ B7 a.~
-. •r lldiM an wll ...., dill a.. B. ..... ..... • ,. ... ··"'h .... =. ., ......... ,% ~~a..-. ... ,..
Gc , •• , ........ ,. ............. ....
.... ......._II, •rt• ..... lu•lc I-. WD-
llud ---n,. tilL ...., ••IJIIAit ---. ...
--a "ftl , .. fiAnt•· Celoft,. liN, 48111 .= .,. die I pu' PC'~ aM-.... IIIliiN .. ~ ..... ,.,, .. .., ................. ...
• • a tnr. · :-' ,.::.•..-.... .. .
DAVE SPARKUHL IS
ON TRAINING SHIP
DaYld J. Spe.rkuhl, SOD Of
Wn. Jact CooverM Jr ••
IUS Requeta Road, the
Blalls. •• •moac tht cadets
aboard U.. tn1DiJIIsb1pEm-
pln state of tilt state Uoi-
t'tnlty ol N.., Yort Uarl-
Umt CoUtee. FollowtJic
natta 1D ..... ....,... Ear-
laat. IDd Cope ...... 0.-
...... tbtlatplnStlteWUJ
Mid beet to tbt ca...,_
,_ at Fort Sd.Jltr Ia tbt
Broa, an1ft.lll _, 11 •
LOCAL GOLfERS WIN
lfeal l•l._,, ol Newport
8-* ulll Blf c..,_ C4llltr7 c .. ,....,. ..... ... , ......... ....
... ...... ol"''7., I'Oif
._.., at ., ,... a• c 2, a."" .......... ........... c..,. • ... ..... IIGJt ...
rt 1' ... ......
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•••••••••••••••••• MLS SALES REPORT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled more
than $259 million during the first
5 months of 1977. THIS IS A 42%
INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD
OF 1976. 4,112 new listings were
processed, of which 58% WERE SOLD.
79% of the sales were cooperative.
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THE BAYf'IIOIIT 110118
lbo -ollbo 11111 ~§~~~2~~~ bJtboB_G...., SocloiJ. _nl_ .. ,._
mule wu prorided b)' Jim Wood. Yra. Bnce
a frlllll Or r*n.l '.Jaba c ... r, wu .... froiD
' ~. ~Pictllrod-.,""'" ItA, are Mr •
• Caoee~. Mrs. U:lbilell, Mr1, c .... r, lin, .Jolla Cu. to; aid Mrs. Rd<lJ Tbrubor. (MidoUno 01111o -.)
' Local VB stars
tops in Chicago
Harbor Area players,
alo~ wUh those from Laguoa
Beach, domlD&ted tbe Na-
tional Junior Olympic
Volleyball Championships
last weekend In ChJcago.
Two local Orange County
Volleyball Club teams
ftnlsbed one-twotnthe )mior
gtrls ftnals, thesenlorOCVC
team was secood, and tbe
Balboa Bay Club )lnior boys
team ns second LD tbel.r
are group.
Seven of the 8 teams that
reached the naUonal tlnals
are based here aDd in La-.....
Kori Pulaski of Newport
Harbor blgb was named most
uluable player 1o tbe junior
(14 aDd uDder) dlris1on after
her team swept unbeaten
through the compettUon. Her
sister, Krls, also a Rubor
high student, ;,LDed ber on
bel.og oamed to tbe Junior-
AU-American Team.
Other OC VC players
named to the all-stars were
Karl Rush, also of Newport
Harbor, and Sue Correa and
Suzie Crone of Corona del
Mar h1gh. Hooonble men-
tion berths went to Marcie
Wurts of COM and Krtsttn
Brown of Llocoln middle
school here. '
Senior AU-Arr.ertca picks
tncladed Marte Luodle and
Kana Ot.oaofNewport lhr-
bol'1 ud Gberyl Johostoo
of CDM. Cberyl left Tues-
day for Korea to work with
the u.s. National Junior Wo-
men's Team. Later this
summer, she wt.ll jouroey
to Hawaii and Brulhrlthtlle
national squad.
To wln the )Jnlor ttUe,
the defendtng champion
OCVC girls swept to ooe-
stded wins over CbJcago,
Manhattan Beach, Calli., aod
Cicero, lll., to plntheplay-
otrs, then beat South Bend,
Ind., aod another Cblcago
team to adn.Dce to the
lln.als.
In aootber bn.cket, tbe
OCVC No. 2 )ulk»r tea.m
YU beatiDc Chlcqo, Soutb
Beod and Guam to cet to tbe
plaJOffS, Tbeo, tbeJ dowllild
Cblcago Subu.rban, KaDhat·
ten Beach aDd WlDdy City
(Cblcaco) to gollllotbellaols
ap.lDst tbelr frtendl 1n ocvc jwttor Team ODe.
Team One belt Team Two
15-6, 15-11 in the ftnals.
Tbe senior ctrls alae
swept lDto tbe ftnlls unde-
feated, bot lost 10-15, 14-
16 to Lagu-. Beach. ••we bad tbem 14-12 1n
the aecood pme, &Dd sboald
baYe won," reealltd OCVC
Coacb Dale Fllctlaeer of
Garden Gron, '•bat we )1st
didn't plaJ up to our p:tteD·
ttal."
Lacuoa Beach ala:> woo the
)lntor boJs' title, cllmptuc
Balboa Bay Club In the
flnals. Scores of those
matches were not uallable
at Ellldgn press time.
Budget ok'd
for schools
A teutatin $50,608,989
budget for the 1977-78scbool
year was approved bJ tbe
Newport -Mea IJDUled
school dlstrlct board Tues-
daJ lllgbt.
Tile _ ..... z.,.. In-
crease over last y•r but
includes from 5 to 9 per cent
salary Increases, SUpt. John
Nicoll espla.Jned. The tlDaJ
budget is due for approval
In October.
ScOOol U.OCI.n& Is In a
state of coafllsloo, Said board
member Dooa.Id E. Small-
wood, descrlbi.DC the state
1~~ tdorts to come
up w1tb a schOol tulog pro-
gram. Tbe U. S. 5\lpreme
Court receotlJ acreed to a
rullac lballoealproportytu
to ftD&Dce scOOols wu a
violation of the state con.
stttuUon.
Tbe state Leclslature ba.s umu 1980 todnwupascbool
llDaDclD« pla.D wblcb would
sbare the wealtb amoac all
tbe .:tme 1,054 scOOol dis-
tricts t.D tbe state. Newport.
Me~ constdered a wealtbJ
district, would be ~eru}J
etrected bJ saeb l..S•••uoa..
said trustees aDd admlals-
trators.
MEYER LEMON
SPECIAL
Trustee Tom u-ser.,.
proposed aJiDC tbe 10me
$3,500,000 from recG sale
of surplus scbool propertJ
to brliii ut.ttnc aebool
boUdlllcs ap to par.
ETTA MARY PHILLIJ',S
OF COSTA MESA DII!S
FUDenl eemcea lor Mrs.
HANDSOME DWARF
CITRUS. FULL·SIZE
LEMONS NEARLY ALL YEAR.
NOAK VARIETY. BEAUTifUL
INDOOR ,LANT WITH WHITE
VEINED, DARK LEAVU.
:~. ()()
1.97
lGAL.IIM.n.H
NOW ... fUD YOU It GARDEN OF
LEAF EATING WOaMS WITHOUT
CHEMICALS. DJI'EL DOES NOT
AFFECT PECWLI Oa PITS.
I> 11'1 I
Etta MarJ Pldlllpo, 81, ol
208 E. Uti> st., C-M-,
wert be1d ,..e.rdaJIII Bell
BrnoclnJ c_. w1111 tbo
Rev. Brace JCarrle offtclat-
lne. w:n. ~. a lltln ot
~rt, Md U'ftd 1D Or-
up CoolllJ lor 10 ,_..
bd Ia Calllor* lor 39
::n·.t::.'~ M-aid .... ..,..., ~ ....
Brocdoo, s.c...-. bhr-
meat wu lABubor a.t Ke-
morlll Park.
TOO LAT~ TO Q.AUI!i)'·
VALUABLE PIIU -a-.... -.~~
-loolnC -·· FREI fil-l MI.
C.C. sets
new· date
,.....,. 11•••1anol .. ca,ll ........ . ... eo.-...... .. ....,.....,. ... __ -..... ,..,...., ., .. _ .. _,_
.. lilt -t-n.. .. , . .. ·-....... _... .,ll*t rwr ...,,.,r'' pro-...,.._,__..
llaa&wt. nor+ • zt•U. ,.... __ ., Dlolrtct In
~ .,.r'!I~M!o':.l"; 1 lilt-lAc·
THEIR OWN 111 the cSeftlopmeat buiiDeaa will be
outcoLDc Irvloe Co. presldeot Raymood Waboa, center,
aDd uecutive vtce..prestderds Thomas Wolff, left, and
Lans:IDg Eberl1ng. They were asked to star on tbe job
by tbt new owner of tbe lnine Co .• but had beta tbink-
lng for aome Urne about starting their own developmeot
nrm and decided that tbe sale of the Irvine Co. '•was
the IO(Ical time" to take the step, Mr. Watson saJd
at a press cootereoce Tuesday.
Miss teenage pageant here
Harbor Area taleal will
domloate the state ft.Da.ls of
the Mtsa California Teen-
ager pqeant July 10 at the
Marriott Hotel here.
Newport Harbor h1gb
scbool graduates Blll Skiles
and Pete He.Ddersonwillbost
tbe 11177 grand f1nals. Their
sboW will be the feature
attraction of the 2-1/2 hour
variety production Ln the Pa-
cif1c ballroom or the Mar-
riott at 3 p.m.
Aaother local resJdelll,
RooDle Bron of Columbia
Arttsts, Is the producer -
director of the pageaDt. Pat
Mlct.els, general manager
of KWIZ radio in Santa AD&,
wUI be tbe pageant's muter
of ceremonies.
Roante, former entertain-.
PUBLIC NOTI C E
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARJNG
NOTICE IS HEREBY GI.
YEN tbat the CJty CooncU
of tbe City of Newport Beach
will bold a publlc hearlng
rep.rdlnc appeal of Carl W.
Ackermaa Crom the declsion
of the Plannlnc Commission
den)1Dc W:odiftcatlon No.
2058 oa property located at
108 22od street aDd deoyt.Dg
SUe Plan ReYieW 14 OD prop-
erty located at 108 22:od •
street •
Modlfteatlon No. 2058 re-
quests a Uodiftcation of the
Zootac OrilnaDce to permit
aJ.tentJons to an u:lstq
dwel11Dc ID a commercLal
ot.trtct permitted by a pre.
vtou Varlance,lnclu~the
CODYersioo of an ezisttnr
500 8CJJ&rt foot garage area
to commerclal use aDd mi.Dor
additions to the UVILW area.
wttb toar open parklqr
scacu proposed where the
Code reqqtres two covel'i!d
~paces for the resldentlal ....
meot director for the Balboa
Bay Club, resides 1n Newport
Beach, Bill SWes Uves In
San Juan Caplstra.oo, Pete
HeOOerson mates his home
ln Sooth Laguna. and Pat
Michaels h81ls from Corona
del Mar.
Friday, July B, pho-
tographers wUI compete tor
prizes at Fashion Island by
taki.og pi ctures of all 50 con-
testants.
......
NEWPORT HARBOR E11S1 ~
PUIIJIIEO IEEIU.V ·PG. 4
l1tiJ RSDAV, J UN E Jl, 1917
CORONA DEL liAR, CALl F.
FROM FRANCE
Francois Truffaut's
"SMALL CHANGE"
Rated (PG)
English Subtitles
PORT '"Citeatre •
I 290•E. COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA DELMA ..
At llellot.rope Phone 673 -6Z60 !iMf
HARBOR at ADAMS
COSTA MESA
9?9-414 1
11/\ Rf\Ef~T
'11\\1111 I I ... 11.0
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"FIRE
SALE" (POl
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M)BfEI ... R
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w~
0 tol.A .
ttf:lfli CAMAO!flf
SALU
lllu.I"M.t.N
StU. Plao Revtew 14 asks
perm1ulon to constnact a
.., 1000 aquare foot com-
OMrclal bulldliiC to an area
dealplted for a Speclflc
Ani Plu aDd lDcludH a
reQHit for modlflcatloa to
permit 8 toot 4 loeb wide
puldiJc spacee lD tan-
dem wtaere tbeCode rtiCI'llres
• loot s loeb ............
~IJ accessible.
"letu•• l• ttle Stre&al"
NOTte£ IS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN lbol lbe
tlld pEUe iltarla& wiU bs ,
be&d 011 tbe lltb day ot JulJ,
1m, at u.. boa.r ot '7!30
P.ll. lA tbo Ccaaell Cbom-
bsre or tbo CIIJ HaU or lht
CIIJ or NowportB-I>,CaU.
*'~ at wbleb Umt aDd: ........ , ....... _ ..
.... _ ... ,_ .... be
bllrd U..rton.
DDrtl Georce
CIIJ c'-'1'-~"'lnsortBtacl> CIIJ ••
1'11>11111: aoo ~~owport iiaitlor .. _
WXDf.AUEN
cw.E KEAIO'I
IDWFO£RIS
'ANNIE
HALL.:' ...........
Plat
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MESA TIIEATRF
Costa MeS2 646-5025 ... ...
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"YOUNG (PO)
FRANKI!Nsnl"'"
"RUBY" ..... ....
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Planner choice opposed 83 UNIT TRAO SOU6HT NEWPORT HARfl>R EHSlrlf
PUBLISHED WEEKLY· PG. 5
llWRSOAY, JUNE JJ, l9n
CXlRONA DEL MAR. CALIF. , • ........,. ardldtec:t
LanJ L,-ol tlleBII6 ,.. I&IHd .._., ......
B.-port · a.c1a ........ Comw--. ._..... ,..,._ bJ CltJ Cc-eU•e
Pial R,elraft 111i1t Mr. L,a
...-l4 M fac.d Will "YeiJ dtftldt. eoarueta ol .....
lilt" oa tbe comm•...._
Mr. RJclliotf. eaiUII tM
IIIPObtmeal '•W ......... ••
..e.d tlat Mr. L,_. IIMI
oa coatnct wort l)r tM Jr.
tiDe Co., wbtcb II 1M eUJ'•
major ludoner ud ct.-
,_,.,. Tbt Coudl ~
•• , to ... t btm, ..,.,.
Coutraetloa of &II 11-caatt
CA)!Ddomt•m pro)eet &11549
lrriDt An. wu IIIPIOYed
t>r lllutSa s. BI'Ud. BaJ
Vt.w Terrae. Co., Tara~&. WJLI...LUI B. BARRINGTON
of Coro• del Mar, dlYtslOD
alN maJIICer, Uldoo Car-
bide CorpontJoa. LoDe
Beaeb, bls beeD elected to
the board of trutees of
Claremoat Men's CoUece.
He 1.8 a member of tbe class
of 1954, put prestdent of
the collece's Alumni Assn.
prestdeDt of Toastmasters
lD 1965 and president of
the Harbor Vtew Home-
owners Assn. ln 1972.
Slqlport1Jc Mr. RJct!Dtr
were CoucU mtmben Ray wuuama ud Tndl Jtocere.
VoaDC tor t~~Proftl wen
MaJOr M11u DolbJ. Vtc.-
ma))r Peter Barrett. Doaald
MciiiDls aDd LueWt KaebL
Mr. LJDCia. Wboet but·
ness 1.s lD tmDe. .aeceeda
Hall Seely, wboee term OD
the 7 -member Commlsatoa
e~lres Friday. Mr. Seely
was oDe of S commlsslooere
wllo Yoted 1.ut week to ut
the CoaDCU to lmpoee
a moratorium on roa))r real
NEW P .0. SITE STUDIED
RICHARD J. FLAMSOM m
of Coro• del Mar, prMI-
deot ot Seeurtty Paet.ac Cor-
ponUoo aac1 rice-ct.altman
of the board of Security Pa-
c111c NatioDll Bank. basbeeD
selected as c11nner cba!rman
tor tbe 29th auoa1 brotber-
bood ball of tbe Soutben
Callfornla Region of tbe Na-
tlooa.l Coolerence of Cbrtst-
ians aod Jews. Tbe dlDDer
is scheduled for this eveo-
log, June 30, at the Ceotury
Plaza Hotel, Century City.
F'ollowlag graduaUon from
Claremont Men's College,
Mr. Flamson sened as a
nrst lieutenant in the u.s.
Army durlog the Korean con-
filet.
DRASTIC PRICE REDUOIONS
Mesa sign phase out
schedule recommended
An amortization schedule
to bring existing business
signs into line with the Cos-
ta Mesa sign ordinance was
olalyed by the Costa Mesa
Planning Commission Mon-
day Dlght by unanimous v«e.
The City Councll wlll dis-
cuss the matter at a July
18 public he&rl.og.
Speci.Qed time periods for
tbe removal or modltlcatlon
of signs based on baste
amortization periods In-
clude: painted wall slgn_ 12
months; wood frame slgn,
24 months, aDd metal frame
neon sign. 36 months.
An alternate scheduled,
based on the value ot the
sign at the date the ordin-
ance was adopted, March 18,
1974, may be used lf re-
quested by the slgn owner.
A sign costing under $500
would be entitled to one year;
$500 to $1,000, 2 years, aDd
tor each $500 added cost,
an additional 6 months. Tbe
maximum period would be
10 years. The pla.nnlnc de-
partment w111 determ!De
nlue and amortluttoo per-
Iods by nlue ad)lsted to
Marcb, 1974, according to
lnflation factors based on the
couumer price lode1.
QDALin' . ,,.,.,,.
1r •
.AlTMAN «O • 1TII MIWPO•t
COITAMUA ...,.,
HARBOR VISITOR
U you are a newcomer,
or know ot a newcomer to
tbe Harbor Area who lw.s oot beeo welcomed, do her
a fuor by calling the Har-
bor Vls1tor between 8 and
10 a.m. and she will caU
on your trlend wtth n.luablt
lntormt.Uon and rttts from
frteDdly business ftrms
wblcb JtaDd ready to btl&~
her beoome acquainted wtth
her Dew surroundlncs.
HARBOR VISITOR
PHONE: 646-6107
J. c. Humphries of Costa
Mesa Tomorrow sald bJa
group was n.rmly on record
for enforcement of tbe stp
ordlDance. He urged the city
to moYe abead wtth eaforce-
ment. Costa Mesa Beauti-
ttcatlon Committee spokes-
woman Maleoe DlDomeDlco
agreed.
Budget Danotune Corp.,
Santa Am, was denied a
variance to e1ceed mulmum
sign area to lDstalla CTOQDd
slgn and 2 pa1Jited wall stcns
at 628 w. 19th st.
Contloued to July U was
a zone e1oeption permit tor u.s. A. Petroleum, Corp.,
Santa Monica, tor a nrt-
ance from the stgn code to
construct a 65 -foot tJ.ac pole
with a 20 by 30 toot tlag
at 2050 Harbor Blvd.
CHORALE LEAVES
ON TOUR ABROAD
Performances at West-
minster Abbey 1n LoadoD&Dd
Notre Dame Catbedral lD
Parts. wUl ~ a Z2-
dll)' tov of Ea...-b7 Or-uce CoUt Collert's
'•Cilorale Abroad '77.''
The 60-Yolce chorale,
uDder the directloo of OCC
muslc lnstruclor Carole
Boelter, leftJane23tor Lola-
don. Tour mauacer lsOCC's
assistant professor of mu-
sic, Howard Jadkl.Ds.
All student.l mattac tbe
trtp are paytQc t. fee of
$1,148, Tour ~tops are slated
for London_ Parts; swttser-
la.Dd, Lucerne, Sai.Jburg,
Mua:tcb, Heidelberg, aDd
Amsterdam.
JOHN YATES OF C.M .
SUCCUMBS AT ¥1
Jobo V. Yates, 49, ofCos-
ta Mesa died JuDe 19 at
hJs bome.
He is survived bybiswife,
na, and daucbters Gall
Roeers, Cosb Mesa; Mrs •
Peter Slade , Wichita, Kan-
sas, Carla IDd Kana. Costa
Mesa; bls stepfatber aDd mo-
ther, E rDeSt IDd Mamie
MaeKaYen, Yucca Valley; a
brotber, Ricl».rd Flcb,
Westmlnster, a silter, Cam-
mie Blue, RuaUuctoo Bach,
a.nd a grud.loo, Seu.
Be was OWDet ot JobD's
Coffee Shop, 198$ Qutor
Blvd., Costa U.. IDd a
member of s.t:artDc Ma-
lOnic J....odrt ol Newport
Beach.
NURSING DEGREE
Robin W1Mr, ,.,.,.r of
Dr. &Dd Mrs. Gey E. MIDer
of Newport BelcJa. baa re-
ceived ber ueoctate o1 arta
decnt 1D ....til from
MoaDt St. lii&J'J'• Collece,
Los .UCeles.
RENTALS AND SALES
ROBERT'S TUX SHOP
LATEST FASHIONS & COLORS
Formel Wttf It Our 0nty eu.lneu • II Mttterl
MOM • ..: THUU. 10 • 6
HOURS: -,111 • 1q •• a1 SAT. t •• .'
I Ne111 To WHiertl F"-'tl Sbtnet & L.oen Auoc.
2756 1 . COAST HWY ., COIIOMA DaL MAll
Phone (714) Mo.-4122
Mea Ceattr Polt Ofllee,
188S Orale• .Aft., Colt&
Mea, w1ll eloee tbla tall
u work procr ..... oe a new 45,000 IlL ft. commer-
cLal eeater IIJ&Ct at tbe
IOGtbwelt coner of 17tb st.
&Dd Oruce AYe.
Cbalrmu c. c. CLarke,
COIIta Meea Pl.uDlJicCom-
mluloG, wu told the Post
omce bullcUDc woald be re-
mond wtMD be nJ.sed tbe
qullltioD at tbt Commlutoa
m..U.C MoDdaJ Jd&1i lD
Colta Mea City Hall. Tbe
Commlaion IIIProted a con-
ditioMJ aM petmlt to re-
model &Dd a n.t1aDee from
reqalred laMseapt• re-
quested bJ J. Wurea Leo-
DOD. 1827 BQ&dere Tenaee,
lrTlDe Terrace, tor the prop-
erty.
Tbe Post omc. wm oc-
cupy the ballcllDcoaa mcd.h-
to-moath bam um wort
PfOCH8MS to the potJi
where the balldl.ac wW Deed
to be tak.tD don, accord-
Lag to deYelopment plus.
Tbe sel"flee lbtioD oa tbe
corDer wlU remalD aDd a
muket bulldloe erected fac-
MO-PED WARNING
GIVEN BY POLICE
Tbe Newport pollee de-
partmeat reports more IDd
more comp1.a.lnta aboat mo-
torlsed blCJClNbtlDC rldlieD
OD sidewalks, fll)eCially
alo• t.be Ocean Front.
'' Pedestrl.aDI lbocald DOt
be HQidred to compete wttb
motDr 4rtfea ••~ oa
lldtwalks, &lid 1t 1.8 aJaw-
tal u well u DOt lDtelU-
geDt to ride a motoriled
blcycle on a sidewalk," tbe
pollee dept adri.se8. "Tbe
pollee department is act1Ye-
ly eoforcl.og motorlled bi-
cyclH belag ridden OD 11de-
walki c!ae to tbe e.xtreme
hazard they create for pe-
destrians.''
CHRISTIAN WOMEN
TO MEET JULY Z>
"Les (irls" ls tbe tbeme
of the Newport Beech
Chrtstl&D WomtD'I Clab
motber &Dd daqbter lucb-
eoo July 20 at tbe Alrport.r
IDD Hotel •
Mother and daQcbter
fashions wt.ll be modeled.
Maslc wW be presented by
motber-daapter trio,
Mqe, Mela.Dle, IDd Rosa-
lie Rodda. lira. E mlle
Baroes wW speak.
For more lDiormatsoG.
111 rsery sel"flee, aDd ruer-
vattoos, call Mrs. Frucis
J. Wllllams, ~15 Tremoat
LI.De, Cameo Sbores. pboDe
675-1765.
P.O.P. CHAPTER 26
LISTS ACTIV1nES
<>rue• Cout Cblpter M,
PaniU Wttboat PutDen,
will bold tbt ftnt-Frtd&J
duce tbLI Frtay atc11t at
t.be eo.ta M.. CoulrJ
Cblb. ne , .. nl metU.II w111
be beld at • p.m. .Y1llJ 8
at tiM ame Jocttt-8uaa
Ga..,_ wW IPIU oa
••cto. tiM world OOitroiJOI.
or do JOa OOIItrol JQIIr
world?"
Aa o....,.tt-Nlllll
wlU M held at t p.a. _,
11 at tMl Port.-ltwlttllltoaS.cL
MARlltA SOfELVAN
SUCOJMIS. IAGE 79
f-..n1 .mo. tDrMn.
MutM ......... "· ~ ltl Vttea ac.lta, ... .....
ftl't e~tcl .._. 1'r It
laa1lftlt K.-dll Pan.
~,. ....... ance
KanM. Pl....,..... c_,. o1 ... Cot•••· ot-ac..,.,..
lin. ....... a ...... ., .... ._..... ... ,_
....... g'' .. ..
wtiM 'J I ::2 ....... rnal-. ........ ..., .... -...... ..... -~·--· ......... ......a ...................... U'-
11111• ,,
. lDc Oruce A,.. ud a drug
ltore tMal.kbc erected ft.c-
lDC E. 17tb st. WW be re-
mcrred or remodeled. The
plu lDClades an arruce-
ment n.reby tbe r.UCO-
l.QC of 17tb st. oo each side
of Newport Blfd. wW take
a MCtl.oD of the property
aJoac 17tb St. wltbout any
buUdlncs oeecUoc to be mov-
ed, When that Ume comes.
50% to 75% OFF Everything
Su"eys are belJIC made
for a DeW bnDCb Post Ot-
flee wttblD one mUe of the
Mesa Center statloa, Costa
Mea Postmaster Lyle Ver-
pla.DCt reported. Lou
FaeDtes of tbe Santa Ana
l.Ddll.utal encJ,.Deers omce of
the polta1 system Is sur-
veJ1Dc Deeds for the facUlty
lD the area, be elpl•tne<t.
FILMS AT Ll BRARY
The Newport Beach publlc
library will present the
rums, ''ln searchofthebow-
head whale'' a.nd ''Night lD
a pet shop," at 7:30 p.m.
July 6 ln the Mariners multi-
purpose room, 2005 Dover
Drive.
JEWELRY · ACCESSORIES -HANDBAGS
CLOTHING
OPENING SOON • FASHION ISLAND
ELLEN CARTER
• 875-!870
A BOY AND A MAN NEED EACH OTHER;
WE TRY TO FlU.. niAT NEED
Brad H olihan is wa iting for a Big Brother. Big
Brothers are men 18 to 90. with time and interest to
help develop the life of a boy in a fatherless home.
men who care-represented here by Supervisor Tom
Riley, immediate past preside nt of Big Brothers of
Orange County.
In Orange County. the divorce rate exceeds the
marriage rate, and the number of single parent homes
increases. In many of these ho mes. there is a young
boy who needs a man to guide him. counsel him.
share the discoveries of growing up. Big Brothers
of Orange County tries to find that man for that boy.
and today. nearly 500 boys have "big brothers."
another 250 are waiting for one.
Big Brothers of Orange County is an independent.
non-profit agency with no government support. no
United Way support. It needs funds to finance train-
ing for potential big brothers. for seminars between
men and boys, for counselling single mothers. From
application. through evaluation and screening. it
costs about $240 a year to bring man and boy
together-far less than the $12,000 a year it costs
the state to look after a delinquent child.
·If you are a man who can serve as a Big Brother
o r if you can contribute to this exciting and worth·
while progra"" call ·
BIG .. OniE&S OF OIIAIIHiE COUifTY
Michael Immel~ Ptesktmt
Number 49 in a nes of Public
Jo Aluander. Executive 0\.rector
150 VOfba Street
Tustin. Cahfomia 92680
I
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~---·a l'llll.s ._, ........ ~ ...
NB MEN'S GOLF CLUB
IS SEEKING MEMBERS
Addi.U.ooal cbarter mem.
bers are bellll soucbt by the
oewly formed Newport Beach
Men's GoU Club, beadquar.
tered at the Newport Beach
GoU Course, 3100 lrvloe
Ave.
Newly elected ottlcers
are: president. Jack Prlnce,
vtce.presldent, Ed Bower;
treasurer, Henry Brous·
sard, and secretar y, Mu: D.
Dimmitt.
:INO SWIM SESSION
TO BEGIN JULY 5
The 2nd session ofOrange
Coast College's anooal sum-
mer swim program beg1ns
July 5 Ln the OCC pool. Re.
gtstraUoo is slated for July
2 from 9 a.m. to QOOD In
the CCC gym. Classes meet
MODday through Friday,
Fees are $4 per student.
Toddler classes (3 years old)
a.re $8 per student.
MATTRESSES
JII'EW -HaVILDDfQ
lrreeular Shapes --Col-CO STA MESA MATTIIII!'SS CO.
2150 N.,..,. llw4 541-llOl
MARCH FOR ORPHANS came thfOI.llb Newport Beach on
Wednesday of last week. Two marcblag croups from tbe
Los Nlnos orpnl.zatlon. totalll.nc more tbaD 50 volunteers,
were on their way from Saota Barbara eo the Mut.can
border 250 mUes away. Sponaors plqed money at a
mlnimum rate of $1 per mlle, per marcher, to nlse
funds for helplac needy chlldren In Tt)Jana. Los Nioos
brt.ogs food, medlclDe aDd volunteer workers to Ttj.lana
each •eetend to help orphans and other chlldreo who
need help. Included In the march, which ended Sunday
afternooa ln Tl)lana, was Cheryl Hoffman, 4th from right,
of Newport Beach. The 2 gtrls wbose heads lppear high
above the crowd were resting thetr feet whlle boyfriends
carried them on their shoulders. Tbe ma rchers spent
tile nights to the homes ol other volunteers along the
route. (Ensign photo,)
Top athletes to compete
The best racquetball play-
ers In the oation, more than
250 of them, wUJ be at Or.
af€e Coast College July 1-3
tor the 4th annual national
outdoor three-wall racquet.
ball championships. Tourna-
ment action runs from 8
a.m. to 9 p.m. July 1·2
and from 9 a.m. unUI 4
p.m. July 3,
OCC physical education
Instructor Barry Wallace
will be back to defend his
open division title. He ·will
probably receive his biggest
challenge from Davey Bled-
soe of San Diego, who an-
nexed the national Indoor
champions hip 2 weeks ago
In San Diego. He Is the No.
1 ranked racquetball player
to the world.
ATHL ET ES OF YE AR
Oscar Trout, Orange
1 Time 2 Times 3 1'1mes
20 words or less ••• 2.00, , •• 3,50. , • ,4,50
u · to 30 words •..•. 3,00 •••. 4.75 •••. 6.00
Coast College's JC AU-Am-
erica water polo player, has
been designated as oneofthe
South Coast Conference's 16
athletes of the year !or 19'16·
77. South Coast Conference
coactes selected the athletes
!rom the conferPnce's 12
sports.
Trout led the OCC water
polo sqt>ad to a South Coast
Conference title and a 3rd
place ftnlsh tnthestatetour. · 31 to 40 words. , •• , 4.00 .••• 6.50 .••. 8,00
Each
MOTORCYCLE -Husquavma
FOR HEALTH"SSAKE:Oxy-'19'14 250WR Model·MaQJ
geo/colon therapy. Gives atras tncludl.ng helm~
tooe, helps constlpaUon. Great cood1Uon. $625 or
rids pa.rasttes. Also foot 1_::m=ak::':.:.•'::'::''"·-'-'-'·_1_1_54_._ renexology, Improns
ctrculatlon, etc. Call Dee, 115 VOLT Kelvtnator elec-
675.7201. trlc clothes dryer. $50.
YOUNG PHYSICIAN and wife
seek bouse.sltU~ post.
tlon. AvaUable mid-July,
August and September.
(714) 772 -9659.
VACATION HOUSE TRADE
Kentfield, Marl.ll
Couoty famUy wish to
trade their bouse for two
weeks this summer for
similar in Orange County
bandy to beaches. We have
a four bedroom home on
1/2 acre to an e:rclusive
area, 30 miootes from
downtown San Francisco
across the Golden Gate
bridge. Full particulars
from Peter Farris, 114
Bridge Rd., Kentfield, CA
94904, or phone (41 5)461·
4935 .
•BICYCLES
Call 5.f8.2113,
POWER MOVER -reel type,
back throw, good corxu.
lion. Reasonable. Call
675.5858.
SERVICES
ALICE'S HOUSEt:LEANlNG,
reasonable, reliable. Ref.
erenees. Own transporta-
Uon, 646-4871 anytime.
'•IMMACULATE CLEAN·
lNG." Homes, apart.
ments, boats. We use
finest products ex.
clustnty.Amway. Satls.
t.acUoo Guaranteed. Call
QOW, 673-7'776,
. • HEARING AIDS
HAL A EBISCHER
I
Proper F1ttmg Assured
3409 E. Coast Hwv
Corona del Mar
BICYCLE BOOM -Bicycle
dealership anilable, your
area. Number one rated
bike. Complete tratnlog
plus inventory. Fully se·
cured, 213.884--6100.
o PERSO NAL
YAM AHA PIANO, s Ughtly
used console, great sav.
log, E·Z terms. Schmidt
Music, 1907 N. Main, S. A.
GOOD, USED, console &
spinet pianos, Kimball,'
Acrosonlc, Enrett, Ma.
son & Hamltn, etc., low
prtces, Schmidt Mt.~slc
Co., 1907 N. Main. Santa
Aoa.
STEINWAY Concert Grand
• fraction of new price
·-other nne grands in·
cludlog Bald'Wtn, Chlcker-
if€, Yamaha, Leooard,
Lindeman, ete., rrom
$1095, Schmidt Music Co.,
1907 N. Main, santa Ana •
SPINET ORGAN • Z key-
boards, pedals. Rhythm -
•·one finger" plays chords
&r pedals, only $795.
Schmidt Music Co,, 1907
N. Main, Suta Ana .
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SALES & suva
420 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
646-7706 -&46-6855
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~~
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Clothing. Nautical Gins
Marine Hardware
Open seYen days a Wei!k
to serve you better
900 w. COAST HWY ., N.B.
PHONE: 645.1711
J200 !, COAST HWY,, COM MPtCEIUI'PLY Inc.
& Heating
Water Heaters, Disposals,
Drains, Faucets, Copper
Re-ptpea .••. Reasonable
prices ••• Day, night, or
week.eodsl
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Telepf'IOne: 642.4111
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I
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSI~
PIJBLI SltEDIE£KLY·PG.6
TliURSDAY, JUNE :11, 1977
CORONA DEL liAR, CALIF.
NEW STAR WINS AT
SPEEDWAY RACE'S
Friday llcbt wUI be '• Fo:r
Nlctd'' at tbe motorcycle
JI)Mdwly ncestnCostaMt-
•· AU fem<a wUI be ad·
mltted fl'ee to tbe oruce
Couoty FalrcrouDdl &rand· -· '•No Uckets wlll be nec-
e.ssary for tbe women," says
producer Harry Olley. '·Just
rJ.v.e tbe pte atteodant a
smUe aDd ftDd a seat. That's
aU U wlll take.''
A oew star burst on the
race scene last week, A tlny
rider on a tiny bike, Kelly
Moran of Norwalk, mald.ag·
his ftrst appearance In Dl·
vision Ooe, took lbe bandl·
cap malo eveot with a spec.
tacular ride, lt marked tbe
tllird wtn or the week for
Moran, He took the handicap
main at Ventura and Irwin-
dale on Tuesday and Thurs.
day nights.
Mike Bast, national cham·
pion. won the scratch main
as he got the ).Imp on a
clusy fteld lncluc!ing Broce
Penhall, Allan Christian aDd
Mark Cherry.
other main event Winners
were Lenny Fass, tllirddlvl·
slon, ·and Dewey Seavers, se-
cood division.
Bast defeated Penhall in
the special Match Race, West
Randolph won both Junior
speedway events.
Oubb Ferrell was a spec.
tator In tbe stands Friday
night, but Is e~p&Cted back
ln racLQI lee.tbersiOr '• Fo:r
Nf&bt.••
Bobbl Hunter has moftd
liP. a aotcb &Dd wUl oow
rtae lD diYiiiOD two.
Pam Benoett wW tour Au-
stralia this fall, belllllllvl-
ted to take pa.rt Jn a tour-"
week race schedule. Tbe ell-
tire tamlly wlll co.
Alan Christian has re.
quested to be started from
the 60 yard Une tor the
rest of the season • oot so
crowded.
OCC CREW TO FACE
WILLIAM S COLLEGE
Coach One Grant's Or.
a~e Coast College crew has
dnwn WUUams College ol
wuuamstown, Mass,, 1.n to.
day's openlfil race of the
14oth annual Royal Henley
Regatta In England.
The 2 boats are com.
petlng against almost so
other crews for Henley's
ladies challenge plate.
Today's race marks the
4th time that Grant's Pirates
have competed in the big
Henley event. The 8u('s have
never won thetropenlngrace
at Henley, They were nipped
at the wtre by FltzwtlUam
College of Cambridge In
1971, lost by 2-1/2 lengths
to t~ London Rowing Club
in 1973, and lost to power-
M Harvard University by
2 lengths in 197 5.
I!!III!II"""i1f'!' <
JAMBS B. HAYES, 1114Port
Albau, Hart:lor VIew Hom•,
a proteuloDLI atl'lldunl
qtneer, bas been blmed
•lce.presldeat ot S 4 T
Western be., consultiQC en.
giDeers, Lone: Beach, He
beads tbeftrm'sct'ltl.struc.
tun.l eartoeertnc croup, and
has been respoDStble for
studies IDd dellcn~forsels·
mic aOl.lyaes of nuclearcen-
erattnc station compooents,
for marlne port bulk storage
fac1lfUes, and fo r steam gen-
eration and lnjectlon sys.
terns for oil ftelds.
SEASON TICKETS ON
SALE FOR FOOTBAL L
Season tickets for Ule 4
OCC home football games
will be available by mall
order beglnnJng Aug. 1 for
$4. That's a savi~s or $2
ott the regular price, Tick.
ets wUI go on sate In the
OCC Student Bookstore on
Aug. 22,
The .borne games are:
Sept. 30, bong Beach City;
Oct. 22, San otego Mesa;
Nov. 5, Santa Ana; Nov. 19,
Mt. San Attonlo.
~N.·8.·
Nnport S..cb CttyCouo-
eU mot _, otc111 alld
&eted oa t11e followl!ll -· • SENIOR CENTER de·
cll:loo wu delayt<l to July
11, at wblcb Ume tbe Couo~
c:U 11 upeeted to either cao-
cel tbt lease of Carden
leboot lor the 5th a.od Mar-
perite bulldlac, leave the
ltue 1ft force and try to
IIIU ~ lorlederalllllld-1111 help, 9r tlntoee the en.
ttre project wttb city mooey.
• MORATORlUM on major
real estate development was
Yoted down 4·3.
• BUDGET of )Jst uDder
$%4 mUUoo was approved foz;
tbe tlscal year begtl'llllqJ July
I.
• SALARIES of top city
omclals were set at $45,000
for thecUy manager,$38,000
tor the city attorney and
$21.500 for the city clerk,
• BIRDS AND BEES were
added to the list of animals
that cannot be kept In cap-
tivity 1n the cUy.
• JASMlNE CREEK final
tract map was okayed for
·ACTIOM
11 loti a.loal Su Joeqtln
HW• Rd.
• L.URY LYNCH .., ....
oollllocl alld o.,,... Colao
r-lolocllo lbo cUy Plu-11111( Com.,.._
• DR. KE N SCHWARZ aocl Jou Wtan wen _...,.. ..
ed to the Pub, llta<boo
aad RtertiUoDComm••lkML.
• IC.U:Y RJCHMOJfD w.a
'Jli)OIIlled "' tho Boanl Ot
Library Trust ....
• BERYL WEl.JMKOFF
waa a11101Dttd to tbt City
Arts Commltdoa.
• BAY cla.a.ap coopen.
tlve a.greemeDt betw ... tbe
clty aDd county wu IIIPfO"·
ed.
• PARKS lnKpyclaNHUls
were rtven a&mu.
• PER TREBLER aabmtt-
ted hla formal relipltioa
from the Parkl, Bel.chu
& Recreatloa Commtu1oL
• GIRL scotrr 1 .. or
a city owned bi&U~ at
1700 Balboa Bl't'd. wu rtno
a tentaUn approftl or re.
newal, with tilt actual 1 ...
documeat to come before
the CouDCII July 11.
-you run
.Your air conditioner,
•
...... Q•·•·.
~···,. ~,.' '
And whatever shows. cosls.
Here's one si mpl e solution . Keep your indoor temperature at 78°
instead of 70° and yo u could cui your cooling costs up to 30 percent.
Air conditi oning is supposed lo keep you comfortable, not cold. '
By th e way. make sure all your doors and windows are closed .
Why pay lo air conditi on th e neighborhood?
Again , remember. Indoor temperalure 78° or higher.
It's another way you can help conservation. And it wi ll definitely
pay off -next tim e your meter reader shows up.
E
Southern California Edison
MEQUII~E~
201at ~irt~lla
nited ~tate& of ~merica
1110
_,CK'I!A8* rMAUDAa .. w. IAuoA kYD. UWIII
MIWPOIT IIACII
ALMOST VACANT
Owner ·ls moving, wants action! Air-coDClltioDed
Deane ''Tiffany .. ln Mission Viejo -3 bedrooms,
2 baths, bonus room, fireplace, beaut1tlll kitchen,
garage door opener, fenced yard, proless1oDallx
landscaped. Neat and clean!
S8J ,500
Spyglass Hill
OCEAN VIEW, OF COURSE,
.•. FROM THIS BEAUTIFUL 4 BEDROOM PLUS
FAMILY ROOM HOME. POOL AND JACOZZL .....
ARTFULLY LANOOCAPED.
FEE LAND
$298,000
WE HAVE RENTALS!
Call. •.
MARTIN 644-7313
REAL ESTATE
J)l6 E. COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA DB.. MAlt
Lovely Westcliff
GREAT LIVING/EN"'{'ERTA,NING
Tasteful decor, convenient-now noor plaD. la.Da1,
JIIIID llllr tool all COIDDlM ID ...... •~'~=illr
JMDor-4l4iltdol)r •JoJmeat.
Three bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, family room.
$149,500
• ·~LIDO REALTY
177 VJ, u. .... ,.,. ....... I
+73-7300 .
BE THE ARST
• • • to Itt thls brud DIW u.t1ac 1D Harbor VI ..
Hllla. Muy eltpllt e.tatom fiUarM IDalllctld Ja
tbl Ml11Dc prtce. Elljoy .,nul diDIIC ba J'Gir lup
3 bedroom home. Call &40...$111
NEWPORT HARB>R ENSIGN lltURSOAY, JUNE J), 1977
PUBUSHEO WEEKLY·PG. 7 CORONA DEL MAR. CALIF.
VIEW WON 'J QUilf
FWASTIC LOCATION
Tbe u•••J Htt1Dc tor th1a home can _,,r be
dapllcated lo Corom. del Mar. Tbere 1s a superb
"" from UvtDc room, master bedroom, secood bedroom, etc. You can new the ocean a.od boat-
ftlled bay by day I.Dd the lovely balbor l1cbtl by
~debt. ThrN bedrooms, Dice pe.Uo, all tbe extra
toaebes of u owoer-built home.
$350,000
I I I 8
BARGAIN!
OIIE Of THE LOVELIEST
In J asmiDe Creek ---modi!led and up-graded
Pin 6 Ylth Llftng room with tlreplace, 1>tn1nc
aret. with wet bar, Family ro.m, Master satte
1Dclades sttt1ng room or study Wtth tlreplace,
Two other bedrooms, Two-aDd-a-ball baths.
Some VIEW --see tbe ocean and lights.
$182,500
I I . e 8
WE STILL HAVE SUMMER RENTALS
*
I IE
810111 ELIIIS CD.
.oveR 50 YEARS OF se Rvtce
GENTLEMAN's ESTATE
San Juan Capistrano
First Offering! Magnificent Hilltop
Estate tn Horse Country ... 8 Acres.
Luxuriously Appointed Custom Ha-
cienda With Over 4000 Sq. Ft. Of
Living Area. 5 Bedrooms. 3 1~
Baths Beam Ceilings. Marble &
Carpeted Floors 4 Car Garage,.
Many Additional Amenities.
$550,000. Call Bill Raden
REALTORS
181 Dover. Drive •. N.B. 141-1110
__ ___.....___ __ ~------
EARLY BLUFFS
SEE THE WATER!
Charmlugly decorated eod-unlt. 3 bedrooms -
2-1/2 baths. Bay view -fllll security system -
automaUc garden lighting. $162,500. ARlt. only.
Muine WUUams 642-8235.
-------------~-------------
,., DOftR Dlt., 6<U-123S I 16-« SAH MIGUEL.~
•SCS CAM,.l}S OR., 7S~ 1414
* The Cameo Shores Resident Specialists
CAU 673-7040
KLET AVAILABLE
ON TAX SAVINGS
WHEN SELLING YOUR HOUSE
CAll YOU ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS.
1 HOW TO COMPUTE GAIN WHEN YOU SELL
• YOUR OWN HOUSE?
2 HOW OFTEN IN 18 MONTHS CAN 1 DEFER
• MY GAIN BY BUYING A NE W HOME?
3 SUDDENLY SINGLE, AND THE PERSONAL
• RESIDENCE?
We have a book prepared by a CPA tlrm that
..W answer thes. questioas, plus rnuy more •••
aloug with a work sbeet to compute your on
posttioo.
NEWPORT CI!NTI!"-1101 AVOCADO, ""ITE 1tl
ACifi'IC PL.AZA IIUIL.DING NEWPORT .EACM
m ACI£ HOISE 11•
.I '"'·liiiilr --=1
67s.ll2D
Harbor View Homes
o..-HOUSES SAT/SUH. 1·5
t. Superb Monaco. 2 bdrm. & den ... -
beautifully upgraded . 1937 Port
Cardigan.
2. Price reduced $5.000 ~ See the view
from this lovely 2 bdrm. & den. with
gr eat pool &. jacuzza. 1812 Newport
Hills Dr., East. $149.900
Q: Orange Coast <c.
2HI Lc..st lwy., CerNa .. llllr
IUL mm 144·4141
Barr W~ite Realtor
2901 Newporc Blvd.-------.....
Newort Beach, CA 92663
PDIIISULA POll
FIST TIME OFFtB
Beautiful three bedroom. modem
home on q_uiet street. 2 Baths. dbl
garage, daning room. fireplace,
patio. Sl&O.OOO.
OWNER /AGENT
~~-1111!111075-4630
Emblem of ooe of tbe greatest
soYerelgn nations.
Its red stripes symboUz.e the blood spUled In defense
of this glorious oaUon.
Its wblte stripes signifY the burning tears shed by
Americans who lost the1r sons.
Its blue field indicates God's heaven under which lt
ntes.
Its stars clustered together. unt.ty titty Statesas one.
''Old Glory" is its nickna me.
MAY IT PROUDL.Y WAVE Of\ HIGH
~~~BOYD * 675-..5930 *
3637 E. COAST HWY .
CORONA DEL MAR ................ ~·····
Serenely Yours
IRVINE TERRACE
Lonly 3 bedroom Patlo-orlnted lrJme.
SeparatP Master Sutte.
O.WNER
WILL CARRY
FINANCING
ROY McCARDLE
REALTOR IB
548-7729 DIALIO ••
bi--le Sewke Stilet ·ItO
. 1810 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••
The Popular Bluffs
ENJOY YOUR OWN
. Parlt-llke view from virtually all rooms.
Three bedrooms, f2mlly room, also formal 11mng
area. T..ro and one-half baths, 2 !irepla es, tuU
slze 2-car garage. This is tbe popular ' E" p~n
In tbe Bluffs:
Priced ror quick sale at $149,500.
.,_ 759-0811
Wuuu 'Bfq.
•••••~ooo•ooo• Cltoice ,CocatioH
PEN INSULA home . Comfortable
family bo~ a few steps from th~
beach. 4 Bdrms .. 3 baths. $195.000
OTHER prestige waterfront home~
with pier & float from $385.000 up
BAYFRONT. pier & float. lots $250.000
to $1ZS.OOO. to build your own custom
home. Several areas to choose from.
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
ltl ... rt ...... et LiMa Isle
341 I.AYSIDI DR.. suiTE 1, N.&. 675-41"
BIG _. bedroom home with huae rec
rm. dining room. & fabulous HEATED
POOL. Owner lpent 1200.000 on this
property in the past 18 months. Please
call for long list of ~a features.
With 25~ down, cnmer will nnuce the
balanc:e fOI' ao yrs at OD1y K iDterest. ****·****'**'****:
~ .... ~, ....
~JACOBS REALTY
""""" · Jtlt Nawsss ,...._ ••r• •• ..
Raehelle Robers, Realtor
3333 _E. Coast Highway
Corona del ,Ma.r 675·2373 ****** * * .••••
)
.Philharmonic s~.:~ccess reviewed HAIR
OPEN 9 14 5 • TUES. thru SAT.
Hair Cutting by Mi. Roberts
PORT THEATRE BUILDING
~~~5;:~;=~~C!O!RO~NA DEL MAR
PBATURIHG
ALL TOP IJII.AHD.S
aramounl
T .. 0....,.. Ccaaty PIIIJ.
b&rmoale Soel«J oMc••llr
-Ito JSrd -Willi t11o 111111101 Juco -.or Ill
tbe Avco biUdiJI&, MMpOrt
Caater.
Lorae Huyett, wboaceep-
ted UM prHideacJ Alr a ZDcS
term, DOted tbat. '•Nat ... -
sol:l JbOUld be e'fen mort at-
tn.cttYe to coootrt-eoers as
we aie ottertrw z Hrtes
or 4 concerts e&cb. series
A and B and. as an hmo-
. ntton, series C, a combi-
nation of the 2 sertes at
a considerable dlscount."
Donald Ferguson, concert
ticket chalrmi.n. rem1Dded
members that their ticket
priority tor resened seats
will end Tuesday, July 5.
Tickets (0 Ob ale to the
pubUc the followl~ day. ~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~;;JO Mrs. Lamar M. Hill, vice-president aod ctlairman of
Women's Committees board
of cUrectors, reported on tbe
Coft, the world's largest,
w1ll restore the htdden
beauty •n your draper~es.
Cott removes and cleans
draper.es, rehangs them
With perfect
pteats and even
hems. And a
COlt cleamng
prolongs
drapery Ute.
ON CASH & CAHY
• • •
CLEANING
WITI;I THE ADDEb
PROTECTION OF • • •
~ot~g!~
HOMES • APARTMENTS • MO-
BIU HOMES • Of'riCES •
WAll TO WAU CARPET,
FURNITURE • DRAPER!£$
CLEANED IN YOUR HOME/
• DEEP sotl EX TRAC-
YtoN MAKES YOUR
CARPET SANI-
TARY CUAN! \ ........ ~
QUAUTY & SERVICE, YOU CAN EXP£CT FROM "THE WORLD'S LARGEST"
fOil fREE I:Aift ·1 !ECiJif 1702 NEWPORT Ill. YD.
AT ir• lt.
COSTA MESA
.-;,.,.;,..,all u(~~ f;...,,,,.
IADtO DI .. A TCHID ntUCitl
. COMPARABLE
LOW PRICES
ON ALL SIZES.
Engine Tune-Up Floot-End ·
tucc..a ot tbe ·~· c ... -"' nleiJIC-
IbroooP 1111 --... ~nblp drtn u:l wars
&Dd mMu projects, lfra.
HW, wbo ant.., ber Znd
term 1D olflct, rellped: h'om
tbe board aDd wUJ be •c-
cteded by Mrs. Fred SellDei-
der ot Fullerton.
Mrs. Schneider reported
that work by the Women's
Committees wtll ooDtlnoe
tllrou1boUt the summer In
preparation ror the aU-day,
eouDty-wtde •• music testlnl
'77'' to be held from 9 to 9
Sunday, Oct. Z, to the Lagana
Be.ch Art Festival grounds
and Irvine Bowl.
Mrs. Dana B. Lynch ol
Tustin anoouoced another
successftll youth music pro-
gram, •hich reached 233,200
Orange County eMldren.
Mrs. David S. Tingler,
who headed tbe music mobUe
and music enrichment pro-
grams, had 96 docents ser-
vq 124 schools with the
music moblle, and 18 schools
were visited by the music
enrichment commiHee and
musicians, totall~ an au-
dience of approximately 16,-
000 c:hlldren.
Mrs. Edward W. Schuma-
cher gave her final report
on the video tape Instruction-
al series, ootlng that every
elementary scbooJ 1n tbe
county has been covered.
According to Mrs. John
English of .Anaheim, youth
c:oncerts liaison. 250,210
students were reached, In -
cluding tile schola rship pro-
gram for college music ma-
jors.
The Society Is a 5-Ume
winner of the Disneyland
community servtc:e awards
for the ezcelleoce ot the
youth music program, rea-
ching over a quarter of a
million OtaDge County ch.U -
dren. as ooted by Mrs. Ralph
Tandowsky, director of pub-
lic relations.
Guy K. Claire, vice-presi-
dent, Internal affairs, paid
tribute to the memory of
the late Mrs, John F. Pot-
active of the
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• O.ar tnt~tni:s eltc?ronlcaiiJ
nachii'ICI> your eftlinc • New ~ftts.
r.h&fl 4t condc111scr A rcat chera-nvunm, .,... ..... ;.... ~
lor • Htlpe •i•taia a 'lmOOIIII ,.,._
ni ... let • lecludea Dais ... .VWAIIP<-
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bu beea c:rMttct lD ber bo-
DOr lA tbe aaa\1 otJueOnr
Porter, trtth Yr. Claire u
cbalrmu.
CUT
CURLED
COLORED : * COIFFIJRF.D
*"CETERA
Fine Hah ~ec1allsts
*
oqlcers ela:cttd tor tbt'
comJ..Q( y-.r are lln, wu ..
Jlam Holll:elA, cMtrmao of
t!te board; Mr. Huycb, pre ..
stdent; Allan E. Wetdmaa,
first Ylee-prestdeot; Mt1.
Ralpb Taodowsty, director
of public relaUooa; Mrs. LJ'>
aU • Enns, riee~preatdeDt,
music; Rlebard E. Cole,
vtee..prealdeat, ftoaoee; Guy
K. Claire, Ylce.pnsldent,
lnteroal ath.irs; U.rs. Fred
Schneider, vlce..presldent,
women's aetiYitles; Mrs. r.
Dana B. Lynch_ correspon-
ding secretary; Mrs. Joan
Brick. recording seeretary.
iltOBI'IT eRUCI' COMI WRIGHT
LORRAINE'S
BEAUTY NOOK
The resignation of John
F. Olson, Qrst vtce-prest-
deot, was accepted with re-
gret. Mr. 019011wt.llbehead-
1ng up the new Washioeton,
D.C., ottlce ot Gibson, Dunn
& Crutcher.
Directors elected for a
one-year term are Robert
K>. Lowry of Santa Ana, Mrs.
F' red Schneider, FuUerton.
aDd RlchardJ, Schnrzsteln,
Laf{Una Beach,
Dfre<:tors elected for a
3 year term are Richard
A. Engtaoo, James D. Fel-ton. J. Donald Ferguson.
Louis J. Knobbe, Mrs. Dana
Lynch, Samuel C. McC ul-
loch, Carl Mitchell, 'Mrs.
David TlDgler, and Allan E.
Weidman.
AdcUUooal directors are
Richard Flu, Dr. Daniel G.
Aldrich Jr., Mrs. Eric Dur-
and, Mrs. Leonard S. Jones
Mrs, Edward Sehumacher'
and Mrs. Arthur W, Koox:
Concert ticket information
may be obt&lned from the
Philharmonic office 201 w
Coast Hwy., Newport Beach
92663, phone 646-6411.
PHOTOGRAPH SALE
SCHEDULED BY POP
Chapter 26 of Parents
Without Partners, seeking
funds to support their famUy
youth activities and schOlar-
chips,' tnvttes single parents
to view vanlshl~ North
American wilderness
through photography. The
display wlll be at the July
' 1 a[Xf 15 dances at the Costa
Mesa Country Club, 1701
Golt Cou rse Dr .
Actual photographs •til be
on sale. Prices toclude
fra ming and protective coat.
log.
APPOINTMENTS at the Bank of Nnport Include Robert
Bn~ce ol La Habra as loan otncer and' Coni Wright er
HuntlDCton Beach as asslstaDt cashier, both at the ll'otn
omce on Dover Drive. Mr. Bn~ce, who attended East
Tennessee State College, was previously brand manager
of a loan company In Gardeo Grove. Coni, a native of
British Columbia, Is ooe of Bank of Newport's ortglnal
staff members, start!~ as a teller.
ON 'THE BOULEVARD
Corona del -Mar' '
Phone 644·7336
ES'T. 1H2
·old grad'
at age 76
More then·so years after
be started high school,
Joseph Condon, 76,lsgradu-
atlng. He'll receive his high
scbool diploma at 10 a.m.
Tuesday, July S, In the adult
education office at McNally
school, 1901 Newport Blvd,,
Costa Mesa.
He len high school in East
Rutherford, New Jersey.
during World War I 'to go
to work In a na val ship-
yard. ln 1929 hewenttowork
in the Infant airc raft In-
dustry, eventually becomi~
stalf assistant to the vi ce-
president of North American
Rockwell. Through the years
he took classes at Cooper
Union Art &hOol, Baltimore
College of Commerce,
UCLA, Loyola, and Orange
Coast College.
In August, 1974, he came
to Newport -Mesa's adult ed-
ucation office, where Mary
Wert began the task of col-
lectii~g his transcripts to
cUscover what crP.dlls he still
needed to graduate.
Mr, Condon, now reUred,
has 3 sons, one of whom
ts principal or Goldenvlew
Elementary In Huntington
Beach. The Condons cele-
brated their golden wedding
anniversary June 25,
Mrs. Wert has contacted
the superlnlebdent of schools
in East Rutherford, so that
Mr. Condon wUl also re-
ceJve a diploma from his
old high school.
and THERAPEUTIC SPAS
OPEN 7 DAYS.
PHONE OR VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS TODAy.
12222 SO. HARBOR BLVD,, GARDEN GROVE
27601 FORBES ROAD, LAGUNA NIGUEL
Anaheim Gan:len Grove Fullerton
772-3401 750-7665 871 -8020
H ATE LICEJII!iE
NO. 192237
Coastal Area
646-5094
FOR ALL 01' YOUif
INSURANCE NI!EDS
~bert son
Insurance
~ssociates
Yo•r I•M, .. I.,.c.l•n~• ~~
J7II E. Co .. t Hwy .. SultR 100
Corona del Mar (714)
THE $860,000 STRING
U anybody ever tries to tell you that federal money comes wilh oo strings attached,
you just tell them about the famous Senior Citizen Caper In Newport Beach In 1977.
It shoUld go down In history as a classic.
Here we were, OOldirig out our hands to Uncle SU gar and asking for a handout for
our poor, downtrodden Ne"WJX)rt Beach. ~r Wustrtous leaders were saying, • 'There
are no strings --let's go ahead and take the money.''
Then, Io and behold, we get this Great Whit e Letter from fhe Department of
Housillg and Utllan Development. They tell us that we are oot being good boys and
girls when 1t comes to spendiog that '•free" money. They want to know what we're
doing rentlllg out a city buUdlng. They ask us when we are goillg to bulld some low.
cost hoUsing. They want to koow why we don't have a Housing Authority to handle
this great matter,
Our city !albers (and mothers) throw up their hands . "Housing?" they scream In
disbelief. '•Who said anything about housing! We just want a place !or the old folks
to play bingo ...
Ah, how soon they forget. Way back in 1975, when the city was first rea•ching into
Uncle's pocket for the senlo~ citizen money, the HUD folks, and even the county
bureaucrats, were saying, •• Don't forget about the rousing." They even asked the
city, very pointedly, to add the word "housing" to the title or the Community
Development Citizens Committee,
Newport Beach just went merrily on Its way, maldng plans ror the bingo parlor,
aDd lgooring the !acts ot life. City Hall figured that all this housing talk !rom HUD
was In the same category as the beach tollet talk !rom the county Health Dept. -
just oonsense to be Ignored.
Now, all o! a sudden, HUD Is starting to pull the strings, Theoe $860,000 strings
(that's how much Is at stake) have got the City Hall crowd doing a puppet's dance.
All or a sudden, they're at the mercy or the Long Arm or Uncle Sam.
What the heck did they really eJpect? That the government would give them
$860,000 to play wtth anyway they wanted. II just doesn't work that way, brother,
The btg speDders wbo like to get tbe ••free" money keep saying, ''Well, it's
OUR money • we paid the federal lUes, and we deserve to get some or It back."
Whoo wtll they learn, that as soon as the !eds get their bands In your pockets,
the ownership or the money mofes to Washington? When It gets there, the bureaucrats
tate most or II as a I»Ddllnc ree, then they ptrcel It back out at the and or a strtng.
At our eod of the lltrtac Ia a carrot and $860,000. At their and, there Is political
power, bureaucratic bungUnc, and allrm crlp on the strtac •
Don't look now, but Wuhlngton )lot ,anked that $860,000 string.
Al Forglt
Stop by the otore and look at our beachwear and other eummer coodles. No
strtac• attaehed-
19 DEBUTANTES
INTRODUCED
Health laws
for pupils
Oruce eoaatr• MUo
Ht<b ud lledtc:al s.nlcte
Ia rellliDdlll parelltl lboat
2 •• ••• eoac.rDl.llc
eebooliU'Oilm ...
Cblldr. 111W1.11c .ebool
ill Calil)nJa .,. nqatrect
to lbow proot fJI tmmulla-
UoD acatut di&Jbtberta.
WbcJolltDC coact~. t.ellaa,
poUo aDd meultl. CbllelreD
Ybo taU to meet tbt toroU-
mlllt reqqlrtmtiiU wtU DOt
be admitted to acbool. To
cet tbe addrea lDd tlmt i)r
tbt o.relt commwdty
cUDte, p&reoll 1bould call
(?14) 8S4-S171.
llaalllubttbForte, Dr.
ud Mra. 1o1m Tbeodon
Forte.
~ ICueD Gem.,
Dr. ud Mra. Wallace AD-
MNMGU'de.
JW Lya Holcomb, Mr.
ud Mra. 1oM Edward Bol-
colllb.
ICar• TbereM JobDIOD,
Mr. ud Mn. RanyCbarlu
JobMoD.
J..U.r ADa Jordi.Ja, Mr.
a.t Mn. Rtcb&rd Vaoe.
JoNu.
Aadr1.1Da Knl, Mr. a.i
Wn.DoaaldKnl.
JllJa Aim Watlofr, Mr. &Dd
Mn. Victor Weredltb Wat-
~. .
Stacey CelMteiWls, Yr.
aDd Wrs. wm.r Vuder-
Oadermeuleo WW... ,
Llara Elislbetb NeliOD,
Dr. IDd Mrs. Tbomu E.
N.UOo.
AIIDI Brner Mattea, Mr.
a.i Mrs. Doaald Cameron ~ADa Piper, Mr. l.lld
Mrs. st._ Forest Piper.
Suab A-. Rcbi.DI, Yr.
aDd Mrs. n.odore RoblDs
Jr.
Camte Lee srwm, Mrs.
Cbarl• R. DemoryudCUf-
l:)rd LeRoy SbJDL
Sblrley Allll SloDer, Wr.
aDd Mn. Dcald JC. Sloper.
• JobD Fowler Spellettch.
Mr. ud Mn. Kalmu Spel-
letlcb Jr.
VlctorJa JIM TQJor: Yr.
IDd Mrs. Cbul• Pnatlce
Taylor.
DQaa Alii WWJaJUOO,
Yr. &Dd Wn. Bobble Wrtcbt
WUJlamaoL
Formal pr111Wtioa wW
be at tbe Newport Beacb
MarrSGtt Hotel Dec. IZ.
FoDowbc tbe biUodlctloa
of ........... Mn.
Baa. prtllllted tbe Hit of &111 Jd»Uc or prtnte ICboOI w eoaamtttee: Mn. 1111gb
1D CaUJI)ndlta .. ,,..... .• "....... tea Uld .... pllJ8&ca1 ....... lin.
IActal&tloD, puHd 1D
1 '¥71 I"8CCII1rM tblt taCb cbtJd
tDteJ1al tbt t.lrat cl'l4e ol
~n.~~~~~--~~~~~ beat ... 8Cbool .......... aa.r. tllllr, Krt,
elltel'tll t.lratrndttldaJIU ..... ~ Mrs.
wW M accepted U tb1J bate DtcUoa Sbafer, llmt:atlou;
bad u aamt._tloll betneD Mra. Tbomu J. Kerr, pbo-
Aprtl of lut flU ud Sep-tocnllbr. Mn. Jamu c.
ttmber of this y•r • £_..-Doyl., Plbllc relatioal; Wn. ..........-JobD E. DnD, pre..U l.lld
meM.I for uamtDatku m&f fatbtr..claucbter tour; Mrs.
bt made by cal.UIIc (?14) AlYlD B. p~ reHrft-
IS4-5SOf, tiou; wn. Valerlt lllurlty,
FOREIGN STUDENTS
NEED HOMES HERE
Two Ita11aD l.lld a Freacb
ltud•ta, betwMD tbt IC ..
of 11 IDd Z4, Deed boat
famWea to stay wttb wbtD
tbey arrtft oa JllJ 30 l:)r
tbt1r puttelplttoa 1D tbt
Brttilb-EarGPtU Ctllter'a
edllnl tzcbQrt pqram
ill tbt Newport Btaeb ana.
Dlfill tbe1r ODI IDOIItb
., tbtJ wW atteod Amtrt-
cu c:albaral 1t11ct7 cluMI
lA tM mondllp at a DIU-
by ltand.ac etllttr IDd Y1.l1t
poiDU of llttretlt 1D tM
afttf'IIOODI,
For mort lDformaUoD
coatact Jol)'D w.,..., pro-
cnm coordlaator, at 875-
5135.
LOCAL SCHOOL GETS
ZORNES WATERCOLOR
NtWport elt1D810ry
ICbool bu bttG ptlllllt~
wttll a watercolor by Wll-
i)rd Zonee, OM ol tbe
coutry'1 top 10 nter-
colon.tl. Ia May Mr.
Zone~ ..-. a dlf at tiM
ecbool lit1ac deal c.tn.
UOM of nteroolor tedli-...... eo an e cndt • ., ...
Bt wu lllnted 110 De ecbDol
by PDJ ()pta, a local na-
dtllt ud a panllt at tM
tiCbool. lbt ORI IS Zone.
~ tbelaiaMcoi-J.ecUoa .......
Prornm. IDd Mra. WUUam •
W. WUco1, U...rer.
Mrs. Lloyd RJdpay Jr.
preeeattd a fubJoD lbow.
Ball rona wtre modeled by
put debataatu, IDclDdlac
Mn. Smltb Maltt, Wbo lad
made ber1 1Dto a wedl!lJJc
C0WD. IDd tbe M11M1 &11-
&DDI EUI&betb Aabert, Ter-
ea ADD Blab, Karen La-
TtDia C boac, Wendltb De-
liM M .... y, Lacy DeD1Ie
dtMecbllroayl. Stac.y ADD
ForeiDI.I, MeUDda Loa.1le
Booee ud Jallt Ala &lm-
pbrt•.
T• liiYltaUODI bad abo
.,... uteDded to tm dtbu-
tute ball patroDeqta.
Amq tboM a....,.. were
tM MIMI. Cbarlte Bolct,
Artlllr Coocaa, Amber Mu-
lie, Lloyd IAtl Albert Jr.,
Cbelter Bnb)'a, Artlar
Bflaa. JobD CubloG, Ku
Ewtlc, Sbeldoll WftoJ Fore-mu. JobD Mal'\tf m. Reb-
ert WWJam MortDD. Alu-
uder Baa, Carl Edward
RemeUD aDd Let Cblpln
Sam IIlla.
REV. JACKSON WILL
SPEAK IN PHOEMI X 'I'M-... lltuDr JacboD
of tM ~rt Jlalt)or
Cllllda of ReiJc~cM• Scteace
wW be a lelblnd ll*lter
.My 15 at tM l1ld laler-
•tloM' "" ....... Al-~ eo.cr-. 1D be Hld
hlJ 10-11 ........
ENSIGN SUJSCRIPTION ORDER
READ ALL THE LOCAL ~EWS . .
MD IM YOUIIUIICII,nOM OIDIIt"TODAYI
ONLY tL• POl OMI YIAI
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A.[~C'WIM I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' .
em ......................... m .... .
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ROY ROGERS AND DALE EVANS wUl mate !betr ant
appearaoce at a CalUornla fair wbeo tbey br1DC tbe1r
famous show to the Orange County Falr on July 16 aDd
17. Roy and Dale will stng new and old tuorttes. Roy
(D.Isty) Rogers Jr. carries on the famlly tndWoll u u
eotertatner. The show also features tbe Sou of tbe
Pl.oDttra; Murrillo and Ulises, acro-balanclDC act; aDd
the Geotscbl Brothers ~rformtnr musical acta, coD*If.
1Ditrumtatals, da.DclJic IDd aottca on a unicycle.
Senior day
at the Fair
AeUYIUH for Stator ClU-
MDI day at the <>rue•
Coaaty Fair, Tunclay, July
19, baYe been &DDOUoced by
KtDDetb Fulk, ceoeral man-
acer.
Fairgoera oYer tbt ace ot
65 wtll bt admitted tor oaly
$1 on July 19. FoUowtJic a
aooo plcatc luch, seDJor
taterta!Dtrs will preseot
nrtety acta on the picnic
area stace from 1 to 4.
A recreatloo competltloo
wtU at. be beld I.D tbe pte-
Die ar•, from Z UDt11 4 p.m.
Stalor eltlHDS wtll toar the
talflrouoda on the little
Iteam tn1.n tree of cbarce
from S to 5 p.m. At 4 p.m.
a oew Nlllor ldng and ~een.
pri.Dce ud princess aod
duke aDd ducbtss wlll be
chosen 1D the Little Theatre.
Following the contest,
Frank Moser of the Call-
forn12 Egc Advtsory Board
wUl demonstrate bow to
make hls '•world's fastest
omelet.'' Tbe coronation wUl
be held ln the amphitheatre
at 5:30 p.m. At 6 p.m. aod
9 p.m., stars from the Law-
reoce Wellt Sbow wiD en-
ID tM atiiiiiiUMIIUt
CASUAL FURNITURE
FROM BROWN.JCMDAII
AU.STOCI
IELIIEIY
NOW SPECIAL
Af
KEVIN BALTZER, shown bere at rtcbt wltb coaeb Ton
Worn.on. ls 'bol~ the most valuable player trophy
be reeel•ed as a member of the Corooa del Mar h1cfl
school soccer team. Kent~, who wUl be try1Dc out for the
nrait)' oext year at San Dleco State, also won tbe $500
sebolanbtp esbbllsbed by Ron Park, local aoccer en-
tbutut. Tbe Sea K1Dg tam mlSNd cetttnc I.Dto tourna-
ment playoft.a by a qle poLDt, OD1sb1Dg 4tb In the teacue.
Soccer sebolarshlp wlnDer at Newport Harbor hicb school
la Kern Haug. {Ensign photo.)
Dorothea honor planned
A rtlldlng area ln the new
city library ln Newport Cen-
ter sbould be dedicated in
booor of retired city 11-
brartan Dorothea Sheely, say
the, FrteDds of the Library
support group.
In a letter earlier to new
city Ubrartan Brad Simon.
the Frieods said they would
like to celebrate their 2oth
UDinrsary by dooattng
$5,000 to be used ''for a
rndl.ng area aod fora plaque
stating that this area was
donated by the Friends 1n
hooor of Dorothea Sheely:'
Mr. Slmoo said he is'•de-
llghted at the ldea" a.od will
get more detalls trom the
F rlends. He said be will
then take the matter up wttb
the library board.
M"· Sbeely retired the
tlrst of tru year after more
tba.D 30 yean with the city.
CHAR SINKS ACE
AT N.B. COURSE
Char Ryan of the Newport
Beach Women's Golf Assn.
flred a hole-ln-ooe Mollday,
June ZO, at the Ne"J))rt
Beach Golf Course 1n Santa
Ana Heights.
Mrs. Ryan, a founder of
the women's group, scored
he r ace on the 1~ -yaro
14th h'Ole.
'•I was looking all over
for the b~ll, because I didn't
see It all the way.. then I
just happened to look 1n the
hole, and there It WU.'' she
told the Eoslgn. "I a.boutfell
over."
The Costa Mesa hou sewl!e
took up got! Just 9 months
ago, and usually shoots 1n
tbe 90s. She would have been
in the 90s on Monday, ex-
cept for the ace. She shot
89.
Stotl-ory orotta ._.,, ...
~
DINING
GROUP
Taao&a:•s
LMIUn
... TIUJ "''.a CUICIIIS .....
LMIUT ..
WICKER · COUNTRY
.................
=·4~
Umbrellas
6'-7'
Sand Chain
lack Rests
Clae••on
Umbntllas
SPIIMI All wMded ofvmlnUm, tough powdef ~ finith, vinyl
loced comforf. lASE LOUIII£1 42·· s.t .... $306.00 41" s.t .... $120.00
~ c:= ~ WI P11C1D '229.15 W! PIICED '231.M
.... $124.95 CHAISE LOUNGE Ott. cho" & ..,.. •"Y* & ssr $1';:o., SALE '98" ~"'ondispkry.
~-WEBER
t!Fijltina
B!qs
SALE
PRICES! __ _, ..
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WNie atyte Md ftilr II ... ntlel tn
etfr!l~·-·· .,~ ... tiD ....... tiD UACIIIiWi .. i ...... .,..,.,_
I IUft........,ey, ... eM~. T,._ ............. tt.
..
Good Speech
Dlol -... --···--e-..... fii'W:u-....,OS ed ,..IUid, ..
-1-al1-10: a nh ... ~~w aqdto _...,.~k .... 't.,...rla-olthe
...... o(Scri-laiMiiliiii:Ned~Jv-. ~ U. aw. ... _,, .. A .... , a
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--' 1o, the 11so f!Od> -.. -Ilion le no tat.beaNt, U.. etrittJ cnrrt.b" (Pivw. ll:tO).
{F-Jietiiii-Til&il
"AIWI -dloy -• t•d'-tly 10.-d ,.., • ,.
..,t ... bMold. ,..,..,., nood by-"' """• _.,,.
'1trtla'l .,.. lllld. Y• ,_, of
GIIH'-. rttihy'--_,d ~ J~Wing up
InfO ,....., .,, ..,. ..JMJ~
lHUIISDo\Y, JUliE II, IJ7I
'Most ....... ,. Dlctrllll
.,.-,;. of • '11tertl.. rn.n. .,..., .;t tt.w.n on -.. of unl·
Tho .....,..v "' "" -.... --..... Jon h •• comlne of Christ will bt ~· • ~ IIIOf'td to J• '""'-'*' end ftr·
litweUy fulfilled • ...-e N tllf"ty: but ,..,. It ,... IOinl to
prophtdts 1t His tint comln,. btlnt tn ttw kinfdom.
It is prOQhasied Ht wiH ooma
~g~in; Ht will. It is pr()Qtwslad
He will ttlnd on the M01.1nt of
There cannot t. a kingdom
wtthout lht kl"f. In R•welation
11, Chi Son of God,oornn to
Ia the oocoocl ...... to lhe Co:1Dt1Ueu., lhe epoo.
• ft)Jflllll ~ O'fiW \he. ,. ~ .....
...... -~. tms'he, tr.ckbiW.,
wliloporinp, ewolllap ,_-~·J. oM
luioulto [dleosdor)" -bo-(12:20). AnU~lly GOd la CODCemtd attout our toaau-; He
wuta them he hiD ..pt.lw tlUp IUCh •
oloDclo<, voin bobillllll: IOieboulsor eod 300Ddel.
Qed wuta you ud .. to ba'lt ... .-:h-He
...,., "A wbote.oDM toque Lla tne ol Ute" (Prov.
16:4).
MOUTH SPEAKETH" (Luke 8:<5).
. That's the way wordl now.r~ .from beut to
mouth. Good speech ls the O¥erflow from a cood
heart. A mouth which apeakll rood WCitdl ila ...alt
or re,eneration, the new birth. By the Holy Spirit,
the ''love of God is abed abroad in our heartt. . . "
(Rom. 5:5).
'flllltidt 'I• •*., CJt?fiOtfl you Into
hHwn, IM/1 ., com• In lib
,.,., • y• h.w .., him go
in flO,....,..," Ac:tl 1:10.11 .
Oliv"; He will. It is propNsled
He will Mtroy the ermy of the
1ntiChrin; He wilL It is proph·
esied that He will reign ffOI'I"'
David's throne In Jerusalem for
1,000 ye.-J; He will.
..-1tl • King of Ki1'9 lnd Lord
of Lordi. In Rwetetlon 20, tha
ScriPtUre ennoUncn His mil·
tlnnlal reign. He will nt.lbUih
His own ..-thty kingdom. Ht r•
turm before the m.tlennlum.
I lib whl!t lu.iah ..W, '1'be Lonl Gocl hu ,iven
.. tbe ........ ollhe loomed, that I obc>uld lunow
D to tpn.k a wont in MUOa. to him that i.
weary" (tu. &0:4). O.'t l )'OU low to be ln the
piMmCI o( • per.xl 1iU that?
The character of this love ia detailed in I
Corinthians 13:4·8: ''. .(It) aufferetb lone ... il
k..ind ... en\'ieth not ... vaunteth DOt itMlf ... ill
not puffed up ... doth not behave iteelf u.nMemly
... seeketh not her own ... is not euily provoked
. .thinket h no evi l. .. rejoiceth not in ini·
Ther• il not eny doctrine In
the Bibat rnor• importllnt then
that of the second coming of the
Lord Jnus Oui~t. If 1
born-again Christian rtlfly be-
IW.v.d the tcrlpturlf tMChlng of
the premiUeriiel r.turn of our
Lord, he would not continut to
live a shanwful. worldly life. H•
, would not bt imtgular in It·
tendloc::. and indifferent in thoo
servtc:.s of the local church if he
rully t.lteved th• lord was
coming beck.
AJ I ... it. the Scrlptwt
t•achet thl cw•minenni.r return
of Quist. Thtr• will bt 1,000
No one an liwtUy lnterprtt
tt. Word of GOd ~ don not
balitYt In the premiUennial ,....
turn of Jelul Christ.
Yow toncut: it impcwtaat to God btc.&UM it il to
powedul. ''Tbe toncue il a little member, uw1 boMt.eth ~t th~. Behokl: how.,_, a matter a
Uttle lire ILisidloth' oold J ... oo, wbo oloo wamod,
'"l'be toucue can 'bO man tame" (8:6,1}.
quity ... rejoiceth in truth ... beareth all thinp
... believeth all th ings ... hopeth all thinp ...
endureth all things. .never faileth."
-DIIIPULn<IIIY
Wonderfulelaoy ofiDIIs>ile p-, S~aoy of 0... c:ruc:llled io my plaee,
H.,.P ... f.ubo belw-Mrtb and oky,
SluuDed and -Dt.d and left lboie to die,
Hie kinaly beK "'"--wilh the weiahl of my ein, Foulwu I, LGod, wilhoul and wllhio.
The Bible inetrudl ua. "Ltt your tpMCh be
always with araee (ple ... nt ·and win.ame],
.. toned [u it-were) with Nit, tbat ~ may know
how ye oucht to &Diwer ewry man" (Col. 4:6).
Let.'• uk God to help ua, you and me, to be peo-
ple whouee ourt..oacuet triMly; t.Utowapeech will
b&.. every one " meet. U tblll ia a true desire the
...., to auc:b a nqu• ia (oi.md in the COW\.H!l of
J-.. who eaid, "A aood man out of the rood
tnuure of hls hN.rt brinceth forth that which i5
aood.; and an evil man out oi tbe evil treuure of hia
heart brin,eth forth that 1thicb ls evil: FOR OUT
OF THE ABUNDANCE OF THE HEART HIS
Such Jove in I he heart will produce good worck
on t h@ tongue, ::;uch speech will be &UIOfted with
love. joy, peace, longsuHering, gentlene .. ,
goodness. fuich. meekness, and temperance (Gal.
5:22,23).
It's li ke A m mputer. .what is fed in by the
programmer is euctly wh at comes out. The wont.
of your mouth, and mine. are accep~ble in the
sight of the Lord when the meditations of our
heart., tlre fed fro m the living Word, which i.e Chritt
Jesu11, by the Holy Spirit .
If a~n unuvtd person believed
that th• return of the lord was
possib~ at .,y moment. he
would not continue to PfO·
cr~stinate, postpone, and delay
coming to the Saviour .
A-le Rill carol the '*Y tllrooqh :rc:e,
WoDderfull&oly olballnite pace
Wondorlul '*Y of iDIIs>ile love.
W aaU...me then in HMven above,
Swine me, &lood·wuMd, UJPOtle.uHe,
Bui.lcllnt a hOme for a oiDMr like -· 0, howlle"::.'!lpain lmuat bear, 0Diytoc oflhat.._wailiDathere,
-Paul Evana
Th e LaN af thr Good Ship Grace
When I speak of the second
coming of Jesus Christ, I am
Ito window. ulowwllh the liahloiHiofac:el Wonderluf oto<y ollcmt end ofpac:el
Keynote of the Bible
B Dr R A. T-PltOM "THE SWORD OF THE LO RO" y • • _,_,
.. God is love. "
I John 4:8.
Our subject is, "The keynote of
the Bible." You will find the
keync>te or the Biblr in my te~:t. You
will find the text in l .John 4:8. "God
i• love."
·training.pla<·e uf tht• nat1"n thnt
should b rin~>: hiP!i~inK to I ht • wholt>
earth. and frurr. whirh 1 hP Sa\"itlur
should he horn.
h was God 's IP\'f' th01 1 ~hapt'd
IAra el's history thruul(:h a ll their
wanderings fmm Him. It wa, f:nd "s
love that &t \a st r<l(•!t•d Jsr,ll'l otU1 or
"the land" He h11d KI\"Cn thf'm and
That is one of the 8horteat scattered them thruul(:h Lht> t•art h. It
eentencee ever written, and it is cer· will be God'1 lovp 1 htu restores
tainiy one or lhf' grf'ateat and them axain tn "the !and'" that
profoundest. It ill inuhauatible in beloncs to them by eternAl cove·
ita meaning and in ita scope. Men nant, when the tirnt' is full
have been 11tudying, acrutinizina, It wall God's (ovt: thut ,..f'nt .ll.'su11
ponderin1, and diggin1 into that Christ to die fnr smful uwn to ri,.;e eentence through the ei1hteen cen· again from the dead. 1111d c .. :N ·f•nd
luries that have paued since it wu to tht' right hand nf lh•" Fulhl·r tn written, and they have not ex· the glory. And it will bt' (,,d ·.~ lu\1.'
hausted it yet. Tbouunda upon that will send Him bud.; ill;!:tlu '" thouN.nds of sermon~~ have been · eart.h when thl" fulne!'.~ ol ti uw r .. r preac~he.d upon t hat .~e•t. yet that ~treattst eventt n.dltlu~t·:lrth'~
aomebe onrh •,••d. ·~1 •• d1 e~!rtoy history has comt•. J-1 ,.,,. •·n ,JJ, ( ull 11 ~ preac rw 01u seat an aee-1 · H 11 d JJ 1 J h wd · n aruh o( ~ (; Ofle-tl, e an It ft~ lo ttro•t~ 1••t "'""~·~··~·~~~011, tot. .4'!11-b"""'" ·f ,· ..,...,_ Ul!!l"r'"GI'iJin in the ], o\ t , ,f ( ;ud have Uft'n wntten y tome o .. . .. world'• palest think.en, devoted Yn, f?ocl u; lnvt>, t ~ rht' ke\'note
to the Audy, npai.it.iOn, and ap.. of l.he B1bte .. the se~.:rt~T of hni!Mv.
lfJikwt~ion of tbatMl~. but it b the ~xplanat1on _of nat ure a!"'d the
• tre.h and fuU u e~r. and it \1; solut 1on of eterntt Y~ my.:;ttnPS.
conatantly yieldiftl: new U.UU,.. to I wish to C"all \"f•Ur at tt.'nt•nn '''
Hch new century, and to eacb new 50me of the W8\'!i.in ""hilh the lm·e
n.plorer o£ ita eahau.tla-wealth. of God is manife~ted . Uf <"ourst-. it
Men and anpla will ponder that wnuld ta k.t' man v !'l'fiiH!lts t o
eent.ence throu1hout the endleaa recount all the manffl.'l-tat ~<•n ... ,,f c lw
8Ift of eternity and not eahauat it. lnve nr G1od. but we 11111 I•~ •k nt ;.ome
The Book t hat contains that or them thuu~th n I,,.,,Jd J,tkto n!l eternily lot full y und1•r ... cn r1d .nHI ~~~· matchless l!lltntence hears the un·
mistalu.ble ~eal of havin1 God for
ita Author. The JOlden truth of
priceleBS worth contained in this
sentence ia peculiar to the Bible. All
the phil0110phen. : .. the world never
discovered that atupenOuus. truth
until God revealed it and the Bible
declared it. The world would never
have known.thet "God ia love, .. had
not God revealed the fact in Hia
awn Word. It it true that there are
evidences of beneficent delian in
nature and in hiStory, but nature
tnd hi11tory have both been marred
by Satan's work and by the
entrance of sin into the world, and it
it only that interpretation or hiltory
and that insi1ht into the futUft of
man and nature end S.tan that the
Bible gives that enable. ut to tee
love reianin1 above all and throut:h
all.
Thi• sentence is the keynote oi
the entire Bible. It is the veat fun.
damental thou1ht of the Bible. U
any one were to uk me f.O put into
one s entence what the Bible
teache., I c:ou.ld do it. And thil
would be the eentence, "God il
love." From atert to rmiah, from
Gennia I: I to ReYelation 22:21, tbe
Bible ls one pat, ever IW'elliftl
anthem end the theme ol that
anthem it, "God it love." God'elove
;. tbe koyno«a ol tbe wboloo Bible, ol
tech one of tbe alny-eU boob tMt
10 to make up the completed wbo&e.
It wu the low cA God that W to
tM Creation, • deacribed lD the r .... chaptor ol ~. '
It wu God't love that Md to the
banilhmnt oi Adam and Eft from
tbe Garden o( Eden wbe:u tluoy loll,
.. rec:orded in the third cbapt.er ol
O..il.
It wu God'• low that Sed to the
promiee of tiM Saviour, the et«1 at
the wo'man, immediately after
Adam and Eve had fallen.
It wu God't lovt that led to the
~II oi Abraham and J~eab to bie e
bkeein1 lint to their own deeon-
dantl and ultimat.-Jy to tbe whole
humen race.~
ft ... God '• lovt that a.d to the bnnct'ap of lane! in P.oP' and to
t.brir detiv.nnct from tii8t bondap
wMa tbt u ... wu ripa.
h -Ood'e lovo that Joel to lhe ~ a1. t.be lAw throuP-Moaaa oo
8iu:ssf. eod It-Ood'olovo Ilea Joel
to t.he eattrmlnatioa of the
c-sultee.
IL -Ood'e .... lhet led 10 the -~-· rl ...... tMt .... ., w•A ..._., ••s e I .., "' ~~ .. ..,.._... ... IIJ:Iilo ..... _
lise tllosu W:e•lllil -'<I lo bo lise
J)rf'ciate even them
I. God•• Love Manifests Itself
in His Mini1tering to Our
Needs and Joy
In the lir"t pln1·e 1 ,,.,f ' /IJII f'
m a ni{t>11h irxe//1n "'' """'' •tr·rtn!l
to a/l IJUr flf!t•d.~ fltld I " 'lilT ful/1·.~(
jay. Th i~ cnme ... uuc :I ,I! am .o11d a~ain
in the Bible, f' J!. ou r Lord .lt",.uto in
ex pounding to H111 d1~• 1pl t·~ th .. ir
own duty. says, 111 :\(l}!!ht•\1 ···-1 •1.
<(5, '"Love your Pnem lt·~ nud prdy
fo r them that pt'rlif•!'utr 1•1 11. ThrJ(
ye may be . ..-on.• 11/ 1 .. t~r )·•o lwr I• lm
Ut in heaven: for ht· tn.ol..•·•h h1s su n
to rise on the e\il ond "" ttw J'IM•d,
and 8endeth ram ron rhto 11 1~1 and on
the unjust '"
And way hat·k tn tlw O(d l't•,trt ·
ment in Deul er .. uMn\ {,! ~~ 12. we
read. "f'or .Jeh m·flh ·,. f~<l rh"n ~~hi~
people: .fac11h I" the J.,t "' his m -
heritarM'e. He f11und hnn 111 H dE'j!;ert
land, in t he wlblt' h"wl1 ng
wilderne11s; he ('!•rn p••~,~·d h1111
ahnut. he cared for him , hl' kept
him a11 the apple of h1s f'ye. A.~ an
eaale that stirreth up her nPst. that
nutterett"l fiVP r her .\"ulln~. he Spread
abroad his wingJII. he took them. he
bore them on h i~ pinirm~ ./ehnvl!l h
alont' did lead him, and tht>rt was
no foreian lf(ld with him "
This iA a ma rvelous p1r ture of the
wondroua love of God 1 hnt we can-
not •top to go intn in dt"tail. F.very
blnainr or life is {I love tnken fro m
God. A• the Holy Spir 1t put11 it
through the ApoAtll" .l11tne11 in
Jamet 1:17, "Every J;[nnd gift and
every perfect gift is frnm lli~<we. And
cometh down fro m the ~·a ther o(
lichtl, with whom cnn lw no vAriA·
lion, neither 11hadr1w thtH is ral!ot hy
tumin,."
When the ,s un dHne11 with iU.
warmth and light and gladnt"!IS, lift
up your heed with j''Y and uy,
"Thi• is e token of my Fethcr'11
I " ....
When you look upon thc bh•.~un.
inc flowttn, tht llTOwina: Jr••~. the
buddlna tren in the ir epri n~r
beeuty, Ay, "All thi11 beauty with
which GQd adoma the earth, thia ia
another token()( Cod'11 love to me.··
When' )'OU fttl h ealth and
atrenrt.h courain• through your
vt'ins, loall up end thank God qaln
for tMa another t.t>ken l)f Hie love.
Tht eountl~.. blea&inge that
come tow all evwy di,Y of our liww,
.-ol them unnoti'*' in our
bH~ and in,ratitude, are aU
......_, ol Hill JfUl and CXIftltant -· ) ;-an~~ ... W'Hic
SOMEDAY!
From "DECISION MAGA..ZINE," Mlmelpolis, MIM.
by Henry Barchly Swete
T he ascended Christ Is present In
our midst, but he is also yet to
come. He is here today unseen; In the
future he: will menlfest himself by a
new revelation of his glory.
"The Son of man shall come In the
glory of his Father with his angels.
... They shall see the Son of men
coming in the clouds of heaven with
power and great glory ... (Ye shell)
see the Son of man sitting on the right
hand of power, end coming in the
clouds of heaven. "1
And what the Master announced,
the Apostolic Church as certainly ex·
pected. Christ had come both In the
flesh and in the Spirit. but they
looked for yet another Coming which
wa s to bring the Lord back to them In
the full glory of his exalted menhood.
Even es they ~zed up after him Into
heaven, they heard engelic voices de·
dare, "This sa"rne Jesus ... sMII so
come•ln like manner as ye have seen
him go into heeven. "Z There must
some day be a reversal of the Ascen·
sion; he who went to the Fether shall
come back to his Church, end come
as he went.
T he New Testament. with one con·
sent. in the Gospels. Acts. Epistles.
Apocalypse , proclelms e future re·
turn of the ascended Lord. There Is
no dissentient voice; there is scarcety
one which Is wholly silent on the sub·
jec t. A s surely es the Lord escended,
he will come egein. The creeds are
nowhere on surer ground than when
to "ascendit in caelos" they edd, "un·
de venturus esl''-"from thence he
shall come."
To the Church the final Advent will
not be e momentary flesh of blinding
light, revealing the glory of the Lord
and then dying out Into the blackness
o f despair, but the lasting consum·
mation of her fa ith and hope and
labor of love. It will be more than
even this. The Church is not only to
see the glory of the escended Christ,
but to shere it. He and his ere to be
'"glorified together. "1 The "manifes·
tation of the sons of God. "4 for which
the whole creation welts, will ec·
company the revelation of the only
begotten Son.
He comes "to be glorified in his
saints";~ their spiritual bodies ·will
"'bear the image of the heavenlr ....
being ··conformed to the body o his
glory, "7 and shining forth "as the sun
in the kingdom of their Father. ... The
glorification of Christ arld the glorifi·
cation of the saints are related as
ceuse end effect: "When he shall ap·
pear, we shall be like him; £or we
shall see him as he is." 9 Yet, so far as
we can judge, the two processes will,
in fact , be simultaneous. As the
whole stupendous scene Impressed
itself on the ima~ination of Paul, "the
dead In Christ,' who are alreildy in
some sense with the lord, "will God
bring with him"; while the living.
changed "as in a moment,·· shall ''to·
gether with them be caught up In the
clouds. to meet the lord in the eir. "10
His com ing will be theirs ; they will
come with him.
The great future belongs to Jesus
Christ end to his ChUrch. This Is the
ultimate meening of New Testament
apocalyptic. Our Lord is the Coming
One. When or how he shall come we
know not: generations may have to
run their course first, end In the end
the Advent mey be far other than we
anticipate. But of one thing we are
assured by our Christian feith: be·
yond the furthest limits of human his·
tory there is an age of fuller knowl·
edge, larger power. more splendid
achievements. e more perfect life,
then the existing order cen ettain to.
No progress of scientific discovery,
no chenges of social conditions, no
system of education or politics or
ethical principles, can abolish pain or
death or sin; only the feith of Christ
can promise tllat "there shall be no
more death, neither sorrow. nor cry.
lng, neither shall there be eny more
pain: for the former things ere passed
awey .... And there shall In no wise
enter , .. any thing that defileth." t 1
This painless, deathless, sinless fu.
ture comes with the ascended Christ;
he has a! reedy entered it. and he will
bring It with him to the world. Who
thet has this hope In him will not take
up the cell of the Spirit and the Bride,
end say "Come"? "Amen: come, Lord
Jesus.'"12 <:::>4
!II "'•ttlww ti·Z7; 24:30; 2'11:64. (2) "'Cl• 1:11. (l J llo·
,...,.,,17. (4) lto....nol.lt. (" Z n-.. tonl.,.• 1:10. (i ) I <OI'Inl""',. I 49 171 Cl. rhlllpplwto l :Zl. (I) "'-ltlww IJ:4l. (9) 1 JolonJ:Z.\101 Cl 1 fiW-Ion*'• ~: 14 n. 111) .._le!IOOt :Z t •.Z7 11 t lt~tlon:U:17 :d ZZ·ZO
00 MINUTES
""" n~ .. _. •. .,...., ..... ___ _...
a.u.eo . ...,..... .....
KNOWING CHRIST
AS HE SHOULD BE KNOWN
John the BAf)tbt lnHodUC41d our
Lord with the procltmttiOtl; "R•·
pent, fOr the kingdom of htt'lln is
•t htnd" IM.tthtw 3:2). ThrOI.JVi·
out Hl1 lttthly miniJtry Christ wa
known h "tht Son at David," the
kina witt! whom God had midi 1
CO¥tnant to ntablilh his klnQdom
fOfln r,
TN Old T"Umtnt ptophttl P'l'
diete>d thlt Otritt would -tnd t-t.
will -re'enon ttrth upon tM thront
of Mit ftther Dwid, Wh iM His k!nt-
dom ._. being proclalmtd "at
Mnd," Ht Mlkld ~ talked tnd
•te with mtn • "thl Son of Men."
W.•led wit:h tr,..Uint, HI Itt It
Jcob'• ... u ~ eabd tor a driM.
of \lfiiiiiW. ~ bV dM dtotonl. Ht
got Into • fittdnt boec and .0.
c1r....ct the tntlltl...,.. from ._
.._ ..._. It¥ Hil tdtir...W., HI
-11«1, toOUflld. ........ lnd
neiled to ....... Thle -5ndled
"Chriat "*'""t '" 1he ....._ ...
WUh ,.....,. to Hh humll'-don,
thl AJ)Oltle Ptut HY1, by divlrM In•
~tltiOtlthtt "God aho htth highly
llttlted Him and glvtn Mlm • ntmt
which It lboYe IYII't' ntm~" fPhil.
2:81.
~n. the t!JOIIII deelar" thtl
-God's miQh ty povwtr w11 "wr~t
In Chr!tt, when Ht r~Md Him from
tht dud, and Mt Him 11 HI• own
riW'It htnd In tht htav.nlv piiCft,
ftt .,._. •tl..." !Eph, 1:201. HI It
no ~ong~, to be known " "tht la.wty
Jtsut," but • the ualted LOrd In
Ntwn. And this h" Its bltarlno 01'1
ut too:
''WhtttfOfti henceforth know 111111
no men att.r tnt n.tt: Y11, !hOuttt
.. hl"' known Otrilt tftH Chi
fttlll, Vfl now, hrlnotl0f1h, know
• Him no mew." 111 Cor. 1:11 •.
Our -..cl Selriar h now 10 be
~ .... fkwifMd Son of God,
1hl f"'llt CMtl»>tw of Gt-to 1
lolt hufnaNtv: ._ Ont tlllltto in~
and mtKY '"tlllld .lth for fttf'V "*" .. ,.~ 2:1),
-MartluJ SMll Niclaot.on
Carbon
Dating Held
Possibly
Inaccurate
From THE SWORD OF THE LORD
BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICH.
(UPI)-A method adentlatl have
uMd to trace life on earth back more
than 50,000 years may be highly in-
accurate before 2000 B.C ., an
AndreW"S University physicitt COn·
tenda.
Robert H. Brown. in a paper chal-
len,ing the v11idity of the
radiocarbon dating method, said he
believes life beran about 7 .OCIO years
IJo-rou~~:hly the time aome Bible
scholars say the earth waa created .
Bmwn, head of the Get»cience
Rtseareh ln~titute at the Seventh·
DaY Xi:!Venllllt C hun::h·apon&Ored
university. ~id he hu compiled
d•t• that •·•ua:1e1t11 radioactive
carbon ;tontt may not have exiAted
in the earth'• atm011phere bef<',
2000 B.C., and therefore cannot be
uaed to date objects more than
4,0CIO yean old.
Brown aaid he be(an the JO.year
study with an initial tkepticiam of
radiocarbon dttinlt; bued on hls
belief in the Biblical accounte of
CtUtion and the univeru.l nood.
Scientiate uaina: the method aay
they have evidence of advanced life
more than SO,OCIO yean ago and
theoriu evolution bepn milliona of
yeara ago.
The radiocarbo n method,
developed shortly after ww n'
meaAUift radiof.ctivity liven off by
the iMt.clpt' csrbon 14 which ls ab·
aorbed uniformly from the air by all
livin1 organism• until they die. By
meuurin1 the n~di011ctive decay,
r.cientiata uy they can determine
the aae o£ the OfJanitm.
Brown said rather than in-
dicating a lon1 period of decay, a
low radiocarbon reed in!( maY t imp·
ly mean some or,eniam& started out
with f~r rlldiocarbona.
Chan~~:es in planet temperature
and in the a:eomagnetic and solar
mt«netic fields have altered at-
mflflpheric radioc:arbotu and have
cau.ed some rsdiocerbon dates to
differ from real time, Brown Nid.
At one time, rediocarbont did not
exi11t in me11urahle amounte in the
earth'• etmf!lphne, he Nid. Then,
poobobly ouwnd 2000 B.C .. a mojor
at1Doapherle eveDt ctused
flldioclrbone to becin aecumuJ.tinc
to Ito _.t lovell, be lheoriied.
"In that critical tnnsition period,
e radiocarbon year coukl well refer
to a fDOftt.h or '-ol. actual thae, ..
Browa 11id. "If tbat ia .o, •
epect._ could bt far~ tW
eetboo·l4 -Ill, mob It ._.•
Tht atm.,a.ric chanp, Brown
ooid, coulcl havo boen toochad oft by
t.be uaiwnal riOOII ttoOfded in the'
Oid 1'11canset. ~. he Mid. '
1011111 Bible eddan bttie¥t occur·
sed ouwnd 2000 B.C.
HYPOCRISY .
1"ht man who •ya he ia Upt
away from reli&ion by hypotritt~ b
nnt inl1utnctd by tl\eni an)"When
oloc.
BullNM ia full ol them, but ll he
-a chtnc. al makinc money he
-not -for that. • 8cfdety ia uowdld with them,
oncl ywc ha -uunb otbo<omllll • ...,.,,ut.
Meurled lifo io full o( lhem, bul
ttwK ..._., ... u him remahl • .... ....
' -.. 1'1111 o( -· eod ... bo "-'t"" e tloisotl to loeottlUsoOolf .-..... -· . He_ ........ ,..--
... le """' ........ tbo ~ tl = ......... ,. ... w-..... ..... --·-llse-,__ __ ,......,_ .. r _,.........,._....
F-TilE SWOIIDOF'I'III LORD
"Why Did Adclm Nee<~
on Eu~?'' 1 ., ..... ,.... ....
W1uosu J!OU pietuN Ac!M> In lhe
Gosdesc o( Edoa, tha -onto
don:t kdt too bad. H .. iale IDID
wbo b.. ev•rythina-lutetloua,
s-rfec:t. bMutiful rruif:l, vtpt.ab&e.
aad DUtl rudy to Nt baniinl from
.wry u.e and ehNb. Hia dviroe-
meDt I• vacatlon•ptrftet-id•al
climate without thrtet of et.ono,
froet. or btatwave. No need for
prot.tction from bup or ~tber or
prowlen. A aott, leaf.Jined bed ill
·available in any numbft of quiet,
.w:entlld boW'In .
Clothtl are no problem becauae
he doesn't wear any. 1"hert it no lin
and no abame and 10 Lbere 11 no
need for modetty: And flace the
weather is perfect. he haa no Deed to
cover himself for the take ol com-
fort. For intereat and entertainment
there are the milliona ol God's
creeturH to be named, toucMd,
played with end enjoyed. 'l'Mre art
infinite varieties o{ noweR-tuch
lovely nowers-undamfCed by in·
eect or weather.
There is fellowship, too, for God
viaitl the garden in the, -cool of the
evening and chatt with Adam.
What wonderful fellowthip! As I
said-Adam had every1hin1.
Well, a lm ost. Somtthinr or
10meone i11 miaeing. With •II these
bles~~inp, Adam iB atill incomplete.
"And the Lord God :Mid, It is not
good that man should be alone; I
will make him an help meet for
him" (Gen. 2: 18). ". .And the rib,
which the Lord God had taken from
man, made he a woman, and
brought her unto the marl" (Gen .
2:22).
Now why did Adam nf'ed Eve?
Certainly not primarily to sew on
hia buttons; Adam wore no buttona!
Not to cook his food : all that was
available by just reachin1 out hi•
hand. Adam did not need Eve to
decorate his borne or wash hls diah.
es; in that perfec t environment
n••nr of thew thinK!! wrre necPMa rY .
T hen why did AdAm nePd Eve':'
l"hP Mn!<Wt'111 are nlwi•)US: Adam
nt-eclert Eve ~" A cumph·tion of
htmsr lf-spiritunll.\'. emmionally
:1nri vn~,it•al ly. Ht' net<dPd her 1••
li~<t en to his drf'a m~. tu lau11h Ill his
Jokes. To rub hi!! balk. Hr n~dert
her to brag t•n hio; strength o.nd
wisdom And good konks I after all. he
wes thP best·lookinto: man in the
world!). He nf'edl'rl her to l;Je hiA
companion in 4lli 1·T wal ks 11nd his
lender comfort tn quiet nighta.
PerheJM he toven ~dt'd to ne..-her
ideu •bout the wonders ol the
Garde and to 11hare her al\f.ie:ipa ·
tion at the viaita God made t6"thet
beautiful placf.'. CertainlY he
nHded someone with whom he
could share the wonder of the fact a
greet end infinite, perfect God
would stoop down to make and to
love 1 creature fashioned out of
clay! .
Perhaps it wa11 Adam's need ol
E~ thlt made him k.nowin1ly dia-
obey God.·e command to not tute ol
the forbidden fruit, in order not to
be eeparated from her.
Sometimes, in the bu•y routines
of our modem 80Ciety we )OM" •it:ht or the f•ct that God meanll for. wife
to bring comfort and joy and
pleuure and completenne to her
hu.band. Even a Christian, woman
who knows and tetvft the Lord will
diacover that if abe ls not careful,
ahe can become 10 c•u1ht up in the
rituals of the home-the deenin1
and rookina: and caring for children,
that the no lon,er thinks. or henel(
aa a comforter and encourapr and
lover to her hueband. The caNI and
mponeibilitie. or the home 10 pn.
in upon ua-how well 1 know-that
we must conatantly uk God to
restore to ua \hat tenae ot priority
that puts our hu•bandt' needa
before our pet projects or routine
tuka-neceaae.ry thou1h they be.
Titua 2 tells ua that older women
ere to teach the younrer .-omen:
", .. to be sober (or wile). 'to kJve
their huaband1, to love th1ir
children, to be diacreet, chaate,
keepen at home, ,ood. obedient to
their own htllbanda, that tbe word
of God be not bluphemed" (YII.
4,5), Notice thtt all the ..
charactm.tics IUfPSl a MMilivity
to the needs oi the individual• in
tbt family, rathtr than the
mec:.hanln o( runnlnt the home.
DNr CbriatiiD wife; wbat do.
your huebud DIMCI trom you today?
I Prar .,
For yun I've p,.yed-yet I
eee no ehu,e.
'flue mountain atando execUy
whereltitood;
'j'he ahedowa that Ia cut are
JOlt u deep ;
Tho pat.bw.,., to Ito eummlt
IVeft mo~ eteep.
Shall I Pl'll¥ on T
Shall I 111:01 OS> wlt.h nover a hoporuJ elp T
Nol only clooo the mbuntaln suu.....wn
But, while I wo.W> to -It d._.,.,
I will p,.y oo.
Thoqh cllltut it may -.
Tho--boll-at m)' door,
Or Jut ""'!¥ the <DrllOI' Ol>' Ita w.,,
Bat wllelhar -or far, y-. 1 wlll....,-lwlllfli'IU'Oil.
-A•tHr tJnkftOWII.
• TtraDAY, JUliE 1 r..-, Ul IIU lt., wu
A '*JilU l*lllld .a, PIUJic oU '* bel car at thi'OQCII a ........ to taM UIO Hut.lor BlM., WbeD ber
$100 tD co&M from tblm.u-parM, ooaCIIal• te tuft.
ter btdroom 1D tbe biHDe of a ertdlt cud, &Dd clrtYtr'•
PtJl.Up c.Stadwtll, aaeoa. 11<**, ..... •teo ... cr.a St. • • • PaUM E. '!Yeaty.._bt mart)aana
WeaYtr, 20M ValleJ ~ pluts, 4 to 18 tocbel 1D rt~»n.d tbe $285 theft o1 hetpt in spots, were ta.keD
a calnlltor tD a brllt cut u mdeoee trom a.oupstatrs
trom btr ear lD a part. bateoay of lD 'l)llrtmeot
lng lot at azoo HaJt)or 81w. complex at 2300 Fa!ntew
• • • Joflo E. Wtwams, JetS Rd.
S\u>erio.r AYt., J'ti)Ort.d I • THURSDAY, JUNE 9
THE 30TH ANNUAL (a.nd lut) Powder Pa!t Derby Is
sebedaled for takeoffs at 9 a.m. tb1s Frtday, July 1, from
Palm Sprt.Des Alrllort. The Derby, which YUI retrace the
route of tbe or1g1.D&J race, Yilt termtnate to Tampa,
Florida. There YUl be a maatory stop at El Paso,
Tesu. Amoag the contestants YUl be the 2ladles, members
ol tbe Orange Couaty 99ers, ltaDdJng on tbe 1949, A-model
Beec:b Bo~za. They are Eleaoor Todd or Newport Beach,
at left, the co-pJlot, aDd Mary Ann Jamlson or Mission
Vie)>, pUot. In tbe foregrouod are their sponsors, rrom
left, BUl WUUamson of Mission Beechcraft, Chrls Davis
o! Ban~ or California, John Felter of Theodore Roblns
Ford, and Bob Hampton of Wilson & Ha mpton Painting
Contractors.
5-too rtatal ftD stoliD from Duld D. Lawboo, u, San-
tlle parkiDC lot at tblt ad· ta Aoa, was charged wltb
dress • • • A C&JWU bee drvo.k drtYlllc after his
wttb bus scheclal .. , tra.u-van, northbound oo EetaDeta
fers, a 1rlllet ud penoaal Dr., went out of control a.od
ltems QS stolen from tbe mocbd doWD an ef(bt-foot
car of Steno B. L&wnoce, section of fedwood picket
ZZ17 Hart>or BlYd.: a coat fence ln the rear yard of
ha.oger was uaed to open· Carl F. SpinDer, 2717 Car-
a lock • • • A lmlfe-Yield-dinal Dr •• at 2:15 a.m ••••
1ng robber, &.boat Z5, Y1tb A tblef removed $4,866.50
a blood pony-taU, obW.oed to cub and tnYelersebeeks
$110 ct.sh from a female from an open noor sa!e lD
employee to t.be Pic-A-Dell U-Haul Reatl.l, 2680 New-
1897 Park AYe., at 1 p.m., port Blvd., wblle tbe mana-
after threateq, ''GiYe me ger David Danford was out
all tbe money you rot or I'll of the otftce he~ a cas-
cUmb oYer the~ aod cut tomer • • • Ster eo and TV
YOU lDto pieces' • • • A equlpmeot valued at $425
window was forced opeD a.nd was stolen from the apart-
an $80 radio removed from ment of John lof. LttQUtst,
the dash tn the car or Gor-291 Avocado St •••• Duane
don R. Murray, 1339 Baker A. Petersen, 246 Albert Pl.,
St •••• Dr. AleDDder Bo-reported the $25.55 tbeft ot
ltor, 1826 Pomooa AYe., n-canned food beer and wtne
ported tbe $%16 tbeft of a from that address Yvette
phystclao's bag and contents A. Brown. 250 Aib~rt Pl.,
from b1s vehicle in his car-reported the $43.99 burgla-(/te Orllltlt C11111tl!1 Cltapler
11/ Pei.AssistaHce
f\er~
A Mam111 oth Y~rd S(11c
At II ~M ~~~phantc unc. Garden G rove
Sat., July 9th & Sun., July l Oth
To Donate Saleable Items, Call 534·6846 or 636-8627
Getting settled
made Simple.
Hew·town dllemfnH fldt
afttr 1 WELCO. WAc;c)N call.
As y~r Hosttu, It' a mr joll to tt.lp you ma~e the
mott of rovr new nefcttborl!ood. Ow stlopplnc arus.
Community opportunities. Special attracUona. Lots of lacb to wwe rov time and money.
Phlll bllktt ot alfb lew r~r tamlly.
I'll be llsteolnc few rovr ~II.
~~·
6..0~2893 5.C9-3215
HARBOR FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CHURCH
23RO ST. ot ORANGE, COSTA MESA. 645-5050
OR. F. KENTON BESHORE, P .\ '/Of<
Sunday worship ..•..••.•. 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Sunday school -9:30a.m. Wednesday service -7 p.m.
An independent church with Bible teaching ministry
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CHRISTIA~ SCIENCE
SERVICES
flRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENnST
3303 Vi a L1do
Newport Bench
Sunctay School -9 & 10:30
Sunday Service -9 ! 10:30
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8:00 D.m.
RFA I'IN f, RIJ0 \1
Week days: 9 a.m. -5 p.m.
Wednesday: 9 am -7:45 pm
Tuesday: 9 am -5 pm, 7-9
• • •
5£COND CIIV8CII OF' CIIUST,ICIIENTI8T
Newport Beach at
Corona del Mar
•
3100 h clde View Dr.
Sunday School -10 a.m.
Suodly S."lce -tO a.m.
Wedot8day: 8:00p.m.
RL \ I)IN (, ROlHf
3500-B E. Coast Hwy.
Eotranee on NueSSIUa
Moa.-Frt.: 10 am to 5 pm
Sunday afternoon: 1 to s
Sabl~y: 10 am to 4 "m
• • • •
You ue cordlllly lDvlted
to attiDd Cratrcb S.rrlcts
&Dd to 1111 Rt~dtnc Room..
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER, LCA
2900 Paclflc View Dr.
Corona del Mar, Calif.
LAW RENC E D. FRUHLING
Pastor --Phone 644-Z664
SU NDAY SERVICES:
Contemporary Se"lce
9:15 a.m.
Llturg1cal Service •• 10:30
Communion, 1st & Srd SUn,
Acor•Jiw•• ..
Costa Meta
AIST•....,..,
MITHODIST CHUICH
18th St. & Herbot 911/'d.
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GRACE BIBLE CHURCH
Veterans Wemortal Bleil.
565 w. 18tb, Costa Mesa
REV. TOM TYREE. Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:00 a.m. aocS 7:00p.m.
CmLDREN"S PREP
SCHOOL, 10:00 a.m.
HOME BIBLE CLASSES:
CaU 552-0092
•Teaching Bible Doc:trlne•
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
,.THE FRIEHDL lEST CHURCH IN TOWN"
WltYNI: t>. MV I.I.F.N. 1'-"'iiO R
tt,H A.N.-ADULT trOitiMift a SUNDAY SCHOOl.
6t00 P.M. -I!V ANO ILICAL HOU Ill
~01 MAGNOLIA AT SANTA ANA AVl., COST.A M(SA
Jl.,.ntiJ Glongrrgallonal Qlhurr~
A PRII AMO tMDIPIMDIM T
COMGitiGATIOMAl CHRUTIAN CHUitCH
fH I! R F.V. JOHtl 14, I.IHIJV tl 1 .. '4 i••'<tr •
flit A.a. IUMDAYt IIlLI STUDY
lttM A.M.t WOIIMtP IIIY1CI, IUMDAT ICNOOL
3262 IIOAO STII!T. M!w#ltOitT HEir-tiTS
ieUitSIItY CAitl Ptt0'11DIO PHOHit 6U·JHO
Law degrees
are awarded port. ry of 2 sl~plog bags and
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 cann.ed food from a camper,
A drin-up window glaas a screen cut and louvered
tolled a robber stmulaUDc a window opened to gU1l en-
Bachelor of law degrees weapon In bls attempt to try.
have been awarded at West -obtain the nlght's reeelpt.s
em State UniversUy of Law from wuuam F. Rutheri>rd, • FRIDAY, JUNE 10
1n Fullerton to the follow-manager of the Sea Lark Casb totalt.ng $285 was
log local resident s: Susan L1otel, 2274 Newport BlYd., taken from a refrigerator
Brubeck and Leland Spencer, at 3:01 a.m., the would~ tray and cabinets and draw-
Newport BeQch, and James robber neetng 1n a highly-ers ransacked lD the Abra-
Chrtsty, Costa Mesa. polished, well-kept sports xas Mas5aie Parlor, 1733
Juris doctor (J.D.) de-car • • • A bandit uslng Fl11lerton AYe., while the
grees were awarded to thE> a key entered the Chevron parlor was closed ••. A
following: Station, 2160 H2rbor BlYd., renter ta.Ued to return a
Corooa d~l Mar -Joseph whlle tbe st2tton was closed $268.75 weed mower to J
Bossey, Martin Eramo, Rob-taking $20 casb and the $50 and T Equipment, 2546New-
ert Kaplan and Ma rvin ltd to the safe ••• A $4,800 port Blvd. • •• Joh.n P.
NachUs. car was stolen from a pe.rk-Herrlclc, 708 Marguerite
Balboa Island -Brad SaJ -ing lot at 2645 Rubor Blvd. Ave., Corona del Mar, re-
ter. belooging to Edward D. Wal-ported the $ZOO theft oflum-
Newport -Dominick Ala-lace, 425 Merrimac Way • • • ber from a constn~ct1oa stte
mo, John F rancis, Robert A student tn~sted wttb Uclt-at 165 Monte Vista AYe.
Kazer, Gregory Lee, Ml-ets to sell to a hlgb school . • • Relda T. Davies, 59,
cbael Sheldon, Richard musical at Estancia htgb of 2502 Vlstl Dr., Bay
Spencer, Robert Winter-school sold the tickets and Shores, lost her purse with
bottom aoo Gary Wittow. kept the money to himself; contents valued at $Z60 to
Costa Mesa -EUeen B1nd-the student Ls a coosbnt a young mao purse snatcher
rtm, Gary Brown, JeUrey truant, said school otftclals, wbUe she walkedlnape.rldng ~m. Te resa NDQnn and still wattlQg for tbe return lot at 3030 Hartlor Blvd.,
Jobn Richey. or the cash ••• Lorl c. tbe Ul1et esc~q lD b1s sil-
Studenfs seek new skills ·2:~~:.~~ terson Pl., reported the theft
Faced wlth a tight job
market this summer, many
Orange Coast teenagers an•
electing to speod some of
their tree time ex:plortng
special Int erests, or devel-
oplng skills which will make
t!M!m more employable In the
fUture.
Costa Mesa high school
Is ofterln,: a semina r 1n
probability, statistics and
the computer for quallfled
10-12th grade stu~nts. Ex-
plori• electronics at New-
port Harbor high school wtll
be open to students enter ing
grades 8-12 next fall. Sum-
mer field studies at Harbor
and California wilderness
studies at Estancia both will
include field trips to study
vartous California Qora and
rauoa.
Preparing for SAT and
ACT, a 3 •~k course )1st
Instituted thJs year wlll help
college-bound students pre-
pare for the scholastic ap-
titude test and Amert~n col-
lege testing program, the
Z malo college entrance
earns. The course begins
July S at Harbor hJgh.
VIetnamese as a second
la.J:lguage for students In
grades 7-12 wlll be taught
at Costa Mesa high, which
ls also the site of the dJs-
trlct's program durinc the
recular school year.
For the teena.rer wbo does
f1nd a job and nnts to com-
bioe work experience wlth
P U BLI C N OTIC E
S-85799
FlCTITtOUS BUSlNESS
NAM~ STATE ME NT
Tht tollowl~ persons ue
dolne business I.S! L &. w
Company, SUite 201, 36e San
Miguel Road, Newport
Beach, CA 92660: John Vier-
till Development Cofl)On-
Uon, a Calllorala corpon-
tJon, Sultt too, 2081 Blsl-
oess Center DriYe, 1"'-.
CA 9!705; The WIUlam LJ-
OD Company, a Calla)l"'lla
corponUon. &llte.zot. 1M
Su MJcut l Road. Newport
Be&ch, CA 91NO.
Tills bllstneu 11 ooodle-
ttd by a f tDtral partatr-
lbfp.
(;orporatfoa Name: Tbt
WlWam LJOD Co,..,, Pe-
terM. Oahs, Pr_...., nu Jtatem • ,.. 81 ..
wub tM eoaDq cJ-' ol Or. uc• eo.tllJ JtaDt 11, am.
MUall~ Ju. .,, ~ear '. 14, 11, lt?1, .... ,.,.._ s-ort Ralt»oT I'DIIp. r .. 1'J'm
high school credit, It ls oow
possible to enroll to tbe work
experteoce program at any
time. Students 16 or oYer
wbo are l~erested should
consult their school 's work
experience counselor. For
other information, call 556-
3508.
of Ills motorcycle; a chain
securtne It to another mo-
tor cycle was cut ••• Doren
A. Curtiss, 17, of 2524 Bow-
dolo Pt., driver, and Dana
L. Hoover, 15, of 812 Pre-
sidio Dr., passenger, we~
ln)lred when their car
knocked down a coocrete
SCOUTS GIVE HONOR llgbt pole on Fairvtew Rd.,
484 feet north of WUson St.
TO AMY V Aft~ A SSE • . . Alu P. Calrln. 15,
or 921 Jasmine Circle, was
in)lred when bls bicycle and
a car drtven by James J.
Burnside, t S, of 1146 Aus -
tin, collldedon Fairview Rd.,
6 feet oortb of Agusta Way
••• ~rt c. Patten, 19,
of 117 ..C E. Bay st., YI.S
cbarged Yltll dnlDk drtmg
after Ills car, westbowld on
Bay st., hit a motorcycle
northbound on Newport
BlYd., driven by Corey R.
Palmer, 19, 115 42~ St.,
West Newport, at 10:55 p.m.
Amy Vanasse, Troop 1684
'•Tsungani" of Newport
Beach, was recently recog-
nized at tbe Girl Scoot Coon-
ell's senlor reoocn!tloos at
the Buena Park recreation
ceJter.
Amy, who bas been l.oGirl
S<:ouU~ for 11 years, sened
her troop as patrol leader,
sopbomore represefttatlve,
treasurer, co-chairman of
sldlJs camp commJttee, and
cbafrman of budget com-
mittee. Sbe bas beeo cbalr-
msn of tbe sentor trtp com-
mittee, co-president or her
troop, aDd bas sened on
many troop committees. She
haS also worked on day
camps, and belped wtth
JuUette Low celebrations.
She is a Candystrtper at
Hoag hospital, and helps with
the therapy tor a cerebral
palsy n cttm.
DONALD SHAW DIES
Crtmation and burtaJ at
sea ban been beld for Don-
ald Gary Sba•, 41, of 410
Dahlia Ave .. eoro .. deJMar,
who dled Juoe 27 lD Donald
Freeman Hos:pltal, Los An-
geles.
A oaUve or Canada, Mr.
Sbaw bad llYed here for 12
y•rs. He ls .sum•ed by
b1a motber, Mrs. Helen
Sbaw, of tbe bomt. Ht worked
tor Brotlllen Tra111p0rt, a tr•1cht lbtpplac llrm, tor 10
yars. Tbe NtCJtUoe Socttty
wu 1D Cbaftt ol ar~•
miiD.
• SATURDAY, JUNE 11
Raymood D. Flores, 4SO
Victoria St., reported the
$333 burglary of h1.s wallet,
keys, a watch, bracelet and
$180 casb taken from hts
pants wbile be was asleep
• . • Maria Porcu~a, 7S.
Fountain Valley, was talteD
to Costa Mesa boepJtal corn-
plailllDc of pain 1n ber Dee k,
sboalder ud left aide, aJ-
ter a cu 1D wble.ll she .....
rtd1•, driven by Puar Y •
'Wolfe, 45, Westminster, ns
hit OD tbt left ~ by a
car drhen by Jobo w. Pl.l-
mtr, 19, of tO& S6lh st ..
West NfYPOrt. at Harbor
Blvd. Ud Poodei'OI& st ••.
A 1 0-JI)ttd $50 blc:Je1e YU
atolea from tbt UY11C room
of Kathr}ll WaldtD. 1996 lit-
pie St. • • • Pbllllp T. V aa-
Vu.a.. !e, ot SS2 VIctoria
St., Wll taUD to tlol.c bOI-
pltal wttb s.)Drt•. uoac wttfl r rt~J~Ce~ L. Laeortt. u. ot
MS .Jou. St.. a IJIIIfllltr
1n a ear ~by~
Lacora. U, •m• Mdreu. a,Uowlal a l-eal' aoe14tll ILA BRUEMINGSEH Of ES at J)taelltla An. ud Sooct
Pl.
• SUJft)AY, lUKE 11
LaflHICt R. ...... $9,
ot lit ....... St.. IOld po-
llee ttllt ._ tilt t.U ultiiP
wt.Ot llttill t. Ida ear at
t :JO a.m.,. "-...Wc:.lt ac-
celen'*'= bt llillllllllt lile ......, ..... ~......... paudll&lc:u
W tllle ,artllld C1U ol Vtr-
-()Np,lttWIIIMSt.,. .......... ~-............. ---..
..,. llld .... It ......
ol Dr. a-., W. VuSbeet.
1951 Role.,., LaDt •••
Locked lplttoa I.Dd forb
cUd DOt prtfeat t ~~~ from ttee"ac a noo motorcyelt
MID btbbd tlae M .. Tbtll·
ter. recUtered to Gary B.
Doi.u, us KJIDJ St. • • •
About $1,500 ln curreocy
alld a $U5 reYolver were
ato1.a from tbt rtsJdeoet
of WelcbOr C. Bar~"t.C&Q.
Z175 state Ave.
• MONDAY, JU~'Z 13
A $%25 gasoline ge~ra
tor waa stoleo from the bed
of a clty truck lD the city
Jtorace yard at Z300 Pla-
cecUa An •• the thief cUm-
bing 1n over a brick wall
and exftiug tlle same way
• • • ~ L. Grady, 76,
or 2060 Newport Blvd., was
treated for laceratioos to
her Up and mouth after ber
ear, ~ttemptlng a lett turn
from FaJrvtew Rd. to WU-
aoo st., was bit by a car
soutbbound on FaJrvlew Rd.,
drlYen by Adolpbus A. Ser-
ram, 924 Coronado Dr.
• TUZSDAY, JUNE 14
An unk:Down suspect pil-
fered $600 riom a box con-
tainl.nc about $2,400 in the
omce of McC allum and As-
sociates, 117 E. WUson St.
••• A $85 pistoL, packaied
for mall log, was stolen from
Munson's Sporting Goods,
350 E. Paulartoo Ave .••.
A tray with about 86 gold
and sllver band-made rt~s
valued at $800 was stolen
from a display a.rea at the
swap meet at the FaJrgounds,
Steven L. Nielsen, Whlttler,
reported • . • A burglar
cut a S<'reen to pin entry
to the residence of Evelyn
M. Ellis, 2042 Anaheim Ave.,
t.a~ food and a ~mera
valued at $219.92 ••. Eight
pallet racks aod two con-
veyor ramps worth $1,000
were stolen from Solar La-
boratories Inc., 2990 Red
HUJ Ave ••.• A thief )lm-
ped a fence and )ackee! up
a car to steal a $455 racing
tire ~nd wheel, Robert P.
Ryan, 1725 Superior Ave.,
complalned ••• Dane M.
WUey, 20, aDd Craig D. Wi-
ley, 21, of 2621 Harbor Blvd.,
wen charged w1th cultiva-
tion of martjuaoa In the pa-
tio ~rea and ln a closet •.•
Redwood valued at t720 was
stolen from Colleee Lumber
Co., 2902 Coll~e Ave.
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSI~
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AOOAESS
CITY STAT£
" I'. \')
~ ... -... ...., '*"'tlrF•Callllna .,_ ..-.,auo-GruiA_._...,
Cllllo.,... 11'105! W-
WIIIIMI' lllld llarpnl Wbii-
IIIJ', ana ....,.... on,.,
•-rt S..eb, Cllllo--· Tid.? heala IF?ll OODdllctad
bJul-.~
llarprot WIIIIDoJ.
Tldl DtemeTit wu tl1ed
1rllll lbo -clerk of Or-
1111'1 COCUIItJ Ju• t, tm.
Btaeoa l.erow, 101 DoYtr
Dr., a.aue tto, Newport
Beaeb., C&. 9Ha, Escrow
Mo. ?11010.
PlbUA: Ja.. te, u, 10,
JoJJ 1, 1m, llllllo "-" Hu1>or Eutco. F -77114 ...
·: '·1
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST A TEIIE!IT
'n. tJUow1111 ptfiOD lJ
Mill MliDels u: BooM
Doulo Bop, SZI LarQpar
Ate .. Corom del Mar, Ca..
IIIIZ5' Jue HleU>rllllr, 6!1
Lartapar At'e., Cotolll cfel
liar, Colli. 92625.
Tbll bu11Dess 1J: cocdlc •
ted b)' &D ladl.vldl&al. Signed:
Jlue Hletbrtnk.
Th1l ltatemeot wu tiled
wttb tbt county cJeU.. of Or-
up ci@',ll; 19'17. PabUSb · t, 16, !3, ao, tt71 . abe Newport
Hutlor · · F.-71814.
. , I "
FlC'f\TI~ BUSINESS
NAMBMEIIE!IT •· Tbt~ ~:· ••are
doliiCba ....... ·'~Top
Holt Compui, S421 Ford-
Mm An., Santa Ana 92704:
F~ T, Detmer, 2140 De
5oeo An.,_ Costa Mesa. ~L
UU8; DoDlld C, Mears,
7551 Keith Circle, La hl-..,p..,,, .
Ti&~ess Is Coodoc-led bJ '(! neial .. rtoersbfl>.
stpod! , ~ T. -r.
Tblo ~ment ns.a.l_ed wttb tbe • t,-'.cler~~of _br-
Uit Cou . II~ 1\> 19'77.
Publlsb: ~..,t~J..$ •. 23,
10, 1977, lc,..M! .... port
Holl>or ~-· F-76815
PUgtlt·-~¢TfCE
S-85641 ,
FICTITIOUS BUst~
NAME STATEMEJft
TIM foUowtrc person ls
dDtltc bu11Dess as: Grt.mth
Auoclatu, 1031 Gl.meyre street. Lacuna Beach, Call~
lonl.l. 92651: Lawrence H.
=fr.c<I~03'7; Glenneyre if B-each, Call·
wa.sUled
wltb tbe county clerk of Or~
1111e County May 31, 197'7.
POOUab: Juae 9, 16, 23,
SO, tgJ7, In the Newport
Ha..rtor Ensign. F -76878
-. s:s-.til!ft:11C'NOII CE
S-85641
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUo•LDe person Is
dol..ae bu.slDNS as: f . Hous-
ton Entefllrise.s, 9001 Adelia
-.Clrde, ; HuutiiJCtoo Beach,
California 92646: Frank C.
Houston. 9001 Adelia Cir-
cle, Huntl~n Beac h, Call-
lornlll 92~.
!r· .'·~.liu~ iscoOOUcted b1 ·u -loOJvlllual. signed,
Fnoi<.C,IIoustoo. .~.·~'thtt;·.ta.lement wu nted
wttb U.e county clerk of Or-
~ eouity May 31, tm.
Publlsn: June 9, 16, 23,
SO, 19'77, In the Newport
Hazbor Eru;lgn. F -76858
PUBLIC N OTICE
~ ~ · ;s..-ao&05 .
fiCTmOUS BUSINESS
'JWII;STATEIIINT
the r6Ilowi.oJ peraon is
t, _. • ..,.IISI\•IOF"~'",&s: Xoot Art, il19 !lo"*tl Rld(e, L..,.aa
B•eh 821151, ·Doboinia .ADD
Po-1610--Rldco,
Lop-. S..Cil, Ca. O%e51,
Tlda bomte~;s ls cocdec-
ttd by u 11111v1001.1. SI(Ded:
Dtbonlli A. PoiOCL
T1U ltatemem wu Uled
W1tb IN equnty clerk of Or-. .,.. c-... , 11, ~m.
.hbt1J111! llloe 9, 1&, !3,
10, 1m, Ia lbe Nnport
Hullor Eufca. r -7&751
........... .
Pl)at..IC NOTI.Cit
FICTmOUS BUSINESS
HAllE STATEMENT
Tbe toll~ ~non 11
doliiCbullluOU!(A)J ......
.. Oddo 6 .u-lolot, (B)
J AO ..Eotelllrtses. 17 88 Hum·
I'J11.DCblrd Drln, Costa Mesa
IIZ8Z&• J...,.. A. Oddo, ms
Hutnmlncblrd Dr., Coat&
Mea, CalU. 92626.
Tbla bustneu ts CO!d.lcted
by 1D lodtvldual, Slped:
Joseph A. Oddo,
Tbls statemeat was ftled
wtth tbe county clerk of Or-
ange County Juoe 6, 1977,
Publlsb: June 9, 16, 23,
30, 1977, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -77079
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEilENT
Tbe followt..D& peraou are
dolrlc busi.Dess as: Tht Dol~
pbin Hair Fash1o111, 2701
Harbor, Suite F -3, Costa
Mesa. Cal. 92626: Susan
Lloyd Rees, partner, 4626
Vla Mart~ Apt, 306, Mar-
Ina. del Rey, Ca. 90291;Bon·
nle Lee Elelous, part:Der,
2527 Elden, Apt. B, Costa
Mesa, Cal. 92626.
Thts business Is conducted
by a ienera.l partnership.
Signed: Susa.n Lloyd Rees,
Bonnie Lee Bleloas •
Tbis statemeot was filed
wtth the county-clerk of Or-
IJICe County Juoe 16. 1977,
Publish: June Z3, 30, July
7, 14, 1977,1n t~NI'WpOrt
HarbOr EDIIip. F-'71598
P U BLI C N O TICE
S-85'118
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtog perSOII Is
Time-
Boulenrd. 308, New.
port Beacb, CA 92660: Wll-
Ut.ms I.Dd JaM. toe. Aceocy
(locorporated -Callforula),
-4040 MacArthur Boulevard,
Su.Jt'e 308, Newport Beach,
CA 92660.
TbJs business t.s cooducted
by a Corporation. Slped:
Wllllam Heottershot, Vlce-
Prelldeot.
Tbls statement wu flled
wltb the county clerk of Or -
qe County June 10, 197'7,
Publish: June 23, 30, July
7, 14, 1977, tn the Newport
Harbor Enslgn. F .77370
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-85792
FICTITIOUS .BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtDC persona are
doing business as: Blll Dow-
dell Yacbt Sales. 3101 Calle
La QutDta., San Clemeote,
Calltornta: BUI Dowdell,
3701 Calle La Quinta, San
Cl emente, Callfornia; Mer-
cedes Dowdell, 3701 Calle
La QulDt:a, San Clemente,
Callfomla; Richard Maney,
32921 Calle San Mareos,San
Juan Capistnno, Calltornla;
Ramona Ma.ney, 32921 Calle
su Marcos, San Juan Ca-
plstn.oo, Calltornla.
Thts business ls betnc
conducted by a Llmtted Part-
nership. Slioed: Wtutam T.
Dowdell.
Tb11 st.a.temeot Died .tth
the eoant)' clerk of Orance
Coualy JUDe 15, U77.
PubltJh: Juoe SO, July 7,
14., 21,.19711 to the Newport
Ht.l'bor E.. F ~ 71523
F'U BL 1t NOT t C E
STATEMENT OF ABAN-
DONIIE!IT OF USE OF flC.
TITIOUS BUSIIIESS NAIIE
Tho IDIWWic per ....
.. ,.. abladoaed tbt , .. of
tM 1let.Wou hq~ • ., atmt:
V._ Part ao-_1405CIUI
Drtft, Newport B•cll, Call-
lotoll 91SU. Tbt FleU-•
Ba11De11 Name reftutd to
lbOre 'I'll ftllld lD Orure
C_, oollotii,III'!S.Corl
At1boftr, 1405 cwr Drtn,
N_.-1 8-b, Calllo-'*"*; o.. .... A~! .. 1c100 Paaa.rt.s, II&Ll,.at~... a-
lifo--· Goorp Kc4-
..... Ull -· l<-rl -..C&J--;Ed-nrcl'vu ..,._,111,1%1
-II., .._rts..eb,Ca-1111--. Tldl: bqrt ...... ~
_..,.~....-.... -.-CUI-r. T¥1 ............ aa.d
wlllltM_,olori<~Or
-c.-, -10, lfl'l. Nllt• -D, IO,IoJJ 7 If, lfl'l, lo 1M lfooport a.;:.;........ ,_
FICIIIIOOI ....
ft.UU ITATZIUin'
TIM IDilo1rllir -II doUic '-117 I I U: ArtUlce,
ISCJI --llrt ... Cona
dll Ku, Ca. .as:._.,. -~le---IJO'ISto-Drt",CoroM.dtl Mar,
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe tollowtnc pera:>n 1s
dotrc busiDeu as: Dtta
Prep., 1506 Saodcutle Dr.,
Coroaa del M&r, Cal, 92625:
Fujttsubo, WUitam S., 1506
Sudcutle Dr., Corona del
liar, Cal, 9ZS25,
Thts bustoes• ts conducted
by an IDdlvtdual. Slgned: w. S. FujttsubO.
This statement was tiled
with tbe county clerk of Or-
ance Couoty June 9, 1977.
Publtsb: Juoe 16, U , 30.
July, 1, 1917, In the Newport
Harbor Enslgn. F -7'7295
PUBLIC NOTICt
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is
doing business as:(l)Derter
Lew Dn.tttng, (2)Lew-Dn.ft-tnc, (3) Dexter G. Lew 1:
Associates, Z226 W, Adams
St., Santa Ana, Callf. 92704:
Derter G. Lew, 2226 W,
Adams St., Santa Ana, Caill.
92704.
Th.ls business is conducted
by ID individual. Signed:
Dexter G. Lew,
Tbls statement was Dled
with the county clerk of Or -
~e County June 13, 1977.
Publlsh: June 16, 23, 30,
July 7, 1977, 1n the Newport
Harbor Enslen. F -'77420
PUBLIC N.OTICE
S-85778
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlag person Ls
do.l.ng business as: Al.a.n's
Classic Can.· 1601 Dove
Street, SUite 230, Newport
Beach, CA. 92660: Al.a.n W.
Vle.J.ra, 2421 Siern Vista.
Newport Beacb, Callfornia
92660.
This business ts conducted
by an lndlvtdual. Sl.gDed:
Alan w. Vieira,
This statemezt W'IS tiled
with the county clerk of Or-
aoce County Juoe 15, 1977.
Publlsh: June 23, 30, July
7, 14, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Enslen. F -77522
PUBLIC N.OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
dolog bu.si.Dess as: Tri-
County CleanJac Systems
Co., 122 s. Ohio st., 1110,
Aoahelm, Ca. 92805: Jeff
P. Allen, lZZ S. Ob..lo St.,
4'11 0, Anaheim, Ca. 92805;
James A. Allen. 1335 Bar-
ranca, 125, Covlna, Ca.
91723.
This business Is conduct~
ed by a general partnership,
SI&:Ded: Jetr P. Allen.
This statement was tued
with the county clerk of Or-
a.nce County June 3, 1977.
Publish: June 9, 16, 23,
30, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -17047
P U BLIC N.O T IC E
5~85659
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE ME NT
The followlt11 peraons are
doitll bualnesa u : Pier
Plua Palace, 118 Main
Street. HuuUQ(ton Beac h,
Ca. 926-46: Henry James
DITonto, 209 Utb Street,
HuatiJ:Ietoa Blacb,Ca. 926-48;
Jeu Dt.Toato, 209 Utb St ••
Huntla,toD Bte.ct!.C&. 92648,
Tbll bu1loesals eooduct.d
by an lndi¥1dull. S1ped:
Henry DITooto.
Thll ltltemeat wt.s Died
.tth tbe ooqiXJ clerk of Or-
qe County lb.)' 31, I97'7.
Publlab: JIIM 91 lS, 23,
SO, 1W71, ID the Newport
Harbor EIWCD. F -7686S
NEIII'Of!T HARBOR EIISIIJI
PUILI!IIED I£EIILY •PG. 4
TIIJRSOAY, JU~E 30, l!n
PUBLIC NOTICE
P~BL IC .NOTl C~
NOTICE OF
COMM1SSIONER'S SALE
Oraoce County Superior
Court Case No. 237,255
NEWPORT BEACH TOWN-
HOUSE OWNERS ASOC>CIA -
TION vs.
C. A. FALCONER,
LAVONNE G. FALCONER,
ET AL
By virtue of a Judgment
of Foreclosure aDd Order
of Sale Issued on May 4,
1977, by the S\lperlor Court
In and tor the Couoty of
Orance. state of Cal!fornia,
upon a )ldgmeot in fuor
of NEWPORT BEACH
TOWNHOUSE OWNERS AS.
SOCIATION against C. A,
FALCONER ~ LAVONNE
C. FALCONER, as )ldgmeot
debtors, sbowt.ng a net bal-
ance of $1,204.68 actually
due on said )ldgment on
the !!ate of the Issuance of
sa.ld Order, plus costs of
foreclosure sate, I shall sell
au of tfle right, title aoo
Interest of sa.td )ldgment
·debtors ln the residential
property ln the Couoty of
Orange, State of CalUornla,
known as 4403 W. Pactttc
Coast Hwy., Newport Beach,
CaWoroia, and legally de-
serD:Ied as follows:
PARCEL 1: That portion
of Tnct 7530, as per map
recorded tn Book 297, pages
35 aDd 36 or Miscellaneous
Maps, tn the otflce of the
County Recorder of sa..td
County, shown aDd den.ned
as Unit 2, on tbat certain
Coodorr.inlum Plan (the
'•Condominium Plan" here·
in) aHached as an eZhJblt
to that certatn Declaratloa
of Covenants, Conditions and
Restrictions for Newport
Beach Townhouses, Ltd. (the
''Declaration" herein) re-
corded on May 11, 1972, as
lnstrumeot No. 11412, 1n
Book 10122, page 313 of Of.
flct.al Records of said Coun-
ty.
PARCEL 2: An llDdlvlded
l /28th interest in aoo to
those portions of Lot 1 of
Tract 7530, shown aDd de-
fined as '•Common Areas"
(the '•Common Areaa'' hertl·
I.D) on t~ Condom1n1um Plan.
EXCEPTING AND RE-
SERVING, however, etclu-
stve rights appurteaant to
PUBLI C NOTICE
eacb unit for possesstoo l.lld
occupaocy of the balconies,
patios, porches and/or Boat
SIJps shOwn on the Condo·
mlnium Plan and designated
or to be deslgoated. on sald
'•Condominium Plan" or 1D
the DeclanUon as being ap-
purtenant to such Units re-
spectively.
PARCEL 3: The u elu-
sl ve right to possession aDd
occupucy of those porttona
of the Common Areas of Lot
1 or Tract 7530, designated
on the CoDdomlnlum PlaD
as balconies, patios and/or
porches, aDd shown on sa.ld
Condominium Pian as being
appurtetb.nt to Parcel I ......
PARCEL 4: Tbe et.clusiYe
rlgbt to use aDd occupancy
for wbl.rfage and doctl~
purposes· of such portion of
the Common Areas of Lot
1 of Tract 7530, shown and
defined on the CoDdomtnlum
Plan as Boat Slip No. 17,
'•Boat SUps" which has been
specl..ftcaUy designated as
belng appurtefllnt to Parcel
1 abon, In tne manoer pro-
Tided for in the ~lantion.
RESERVING UNTO
GRANTOR, its successors
and assigns, all rlgbts. 11 -
censes aod easements, lt
any, as speclttcally gran-
ted, resen"ed, and/or pro-
vided tor In the Declara-
tion.
Assessor's Parcel No.
046 010 01
NOTICE IS HEREBY Gt.
VEN that on July 1, 1977,
at 10:30 O'cloclr. A.M., In
the main lobby of the Orange
County Court House, 700CI-
vlc Center Drtve West, San-
ta Ana, CaWorm.a, 1 shall
sell at public allction to the
blgbest bidder. for cash 1D
Iawf'lll money of the United
States all of tbe right, title
aDd Interest of said )ldg •
ment debtors ln the abon~
described property, or so
much tllereof u to be ne-
cessary to satisfy Slld )~de
ment, with accroed Laterest
and costs.
Dated at Saw. Ana, Ca -
llfornla, May 18, 1977.
JOHN P. STOOD
Comml.sslooer
Publish: June 9, 16, 23, 30,
1977, 1D the Newport Harbor
Eostgn.
P U BLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtng person Is
doing bUsiness as: The
BaUer ShOppe, 600 Larkspur
An., Corona. del Mar92625:
Amy Leslle Rockmore, 600
Larkspur AYe., Coro1:11. del
Mar, Calif. 92625.
This bllliDeas 1a c.oldlcted
by u lodlrldaal! Slcaod•
Amy L. Rockmore.
This sta.temeot wa.s tUed
•ttb tbe 00t1otJ clerk of Or-
up County Juoe 9, 1977,
Publish: June 16, n, 30,
JlllJ '7 I 19'71~ lJ:I the Newport
Hubor EDalp. F ·'71297
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAIIE STATEIIE!IT
The tb~ periOD 1J:
doillc heriDMI U: Coot
Commaalcal:lou S.Me;ts,
4570 ca-• Drt•o, !lotto
8, lfewport Beacb, Calt. ..
lomlo, neso. lllcorpon1ocl
Cllllonlo! C~r D.
Coot, toe ,, Colli. eo.,_,
45'10 Co-llrtYt, Iloilo
1, l<OOI)Ort Btoeb, CaWor-•-· 'fldlt.I1111Mfll~ .., ... ,.-
Corponlloo ·-Cut.II ,. ar 0. Coot, z.c ..
c~ o. Coot.Pnol--· nil alai----1M -.17 clortl "'Or--CaniJ ..., 11, 1m.
--l,lt,D,
10, lfM, ...... . """"r ....... ,_.,., ..
PUBLIC NOT•C.E
S-856ZO
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAlotE STATEMENT
The following person ts
dol.nc business as: Westside
Market. 327 11th St., Hunt.
Beach, Ca. 92647: Jamtl S.
Gammoh, 7301 Emerson
AYe,, Westmlnster, Ca.
92685.
This buslnessiscoDdocted
by Ill lod.IYidual. Signed:
Jamll Gammoh.
Thts statement was Qled
wtth the county clerk ot Or-
a.nge County June 1, 1977.
Publish: June 9, 16, 23.
30, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F ~76903
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-85618
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followln& person Is
doing bUslneSI as: South-
west M·>rtgage Company,
Mission Vie)), 21041 La Pu
Road, Suite 28-2, Mission
Vie)), Callf. 92675: Sierra
Pacutc Flnaocial Co. Inc.,
Callfornla Cofll,
Thts buslnes.s Is conduc-
ted by a corpontton.
Corporauon na.me: Sierra
PacUic Financial Co., Inc.,
Bruce B. Law rence, Presi-
dent,
Tl'l.ls stateme.at was flied
with the COllnty clerlr. of Or.
a.nge County June 7, 1977.
Publ11h: June 16, 23, 30,
July 7, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F .77162
PUBLIC N.OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
MAllE STATEMENT
The foUowin( person Is
dol .. busi.Dess u : Hammond
Orpn 1: Plano Ceater, 2854
East Coast Hwy., Corona
del Mar, Ca. 92625: Rayman
C. Averett, 1585 So. Coast
Hwy,, No. 2, Laguna Beach,
Ca. 92651.
Tbls bush)eliS is conducted
by an todiYidUII. Slgned.:
Rayman C. AYerett.
This stetemeat was rued
wtth the county clerk of Or-
Uif County JuDe 9, 1977.
Publish: Jllne 16, 23. 30,
July '7, U'77, 1D the Newport
Harbor EDIII&n. F-'77298
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSIIIESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tolloYinc peraon 11
dol.nc buatoeu u : Fraoces ..
c.a'1, 167S 1rYtoe An., &lite
B, Costa MeA, Ca. 91$27:
Jamu Burtll(toQ. 4200
Park Newport Dr., 1~,
Newport Belcb 92110.
Tbi1 baliata Ia OOGduct-
ed by u 10111.-L SI(Dod•
Jemtl F. BlrrtarPoao
Tbtl ltlttmeat •u a.tld
with tbe COillltJ den of Or-
Alii• Cooaty J-S. 11177.
PabU..b: Joat I, t,. IS,
30, 1Vl1, la lbe H..-port
Hertlor E!f!llp. F .. 77CMO
PUBL.IC NOT1CI!'
I
PUIIL.iC NOTICt!
PUBLIC N O TI C E
S-85746
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
N.ut.E S'l'ATEMENT
Tbe followLDe persons are
dolnc bustoess as: Glover-
Matbes Accountt~ aDd Tu:
SerYice, 2709 Patti Lane,
Santa An&, Ca. 92706: Hel-
demarte Mathes, 2709 Patti
Lane, Sante Ana, C11 . 92706;
Thomas R. Glover, 1146
Parkrldge Rd., Norco, Ca.
91760,
Th.ls business Is cooduc-
ted by a general partner·
ship. Signed: ThomasR. Glo-
ver, Heldemarle Matlles.
This statement was ftled
with the county clerk of Or.
atl(e County June 10, 1977 •
Publish: June 23. 30, July
7, 14, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -77372
PVSLIC N OTICE
PUBLIC NOTIC E
PUBLIC N OTICE
S-85658
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is
dolng business as: John Ire.
laad Assoclates, 567 San
Nicolas Drive, Suite 109F,
Newport Beach, CaHfornlt.
9Ze&O: John A. Ireland, 1201
Seacrest Drive, Corona del
Mar, Callfor1lla 92625.
This business ts conduc-
ted by an lndtvldual. Signed:
John A. Ireland,
This statement ns nted_
with tbe county clerk of Or ~
uwe County Juoe 3, 197'7.
Publish: June I6, 23, 30,
July 7, 1977, in the Newport
l!arbor EDiip, r -'71 062
PUBLI C NOTICE
STATE ME NT OF WITH -
DRAWAL FROU PARTNER-
SHIP OPERATING UNDER
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAIIE
Tbe fouowt.DC periODS
han ·wtlbd.raWD u ceaertl
putDtn from tbl partaer ..
sbJp opentillc allier tbefte.
uttoua baatanl atme ot J.$.
JOcl&ted EltetroolCI at
1'7155 Sky Park Circle. lr·
ri.11, Ca4 mtt. Tbe flc-
Utlolll bullHII•me Jtate-
mtatlor tblpartDirlldfftl
ftJid 01:1 Muc.b II, 191'1, la
lbt Cooaty "' Otup. Tbo
fMU M.mt ud ~~ of
1M .... --will( u partaen.: J«r'f BNTJ •
U'$ Clar_... ~
8-lt,CL ~-no
hnrl'l. 111lt~
'-· llo....n; Ca. -· lipid! IIITI Borty, Ro· ""' ..... . 'Na ........... m.d
-1M _, clortl"' Or· -Can1J 111or II, lfll, Nl*-I,II,D;
•• ''"· Ia 1M.._. -· ......
PUBLIC HOTIC!:
11-11'161
FFJitiC:"II"IlniOUB BIJIIMISS
KAIIE rrATZIIEHT
Tbt IDl1oWIII ponoa II dolrrC bed·tr u: Tlme
8qoaro !lollcal--. 7777
Edbpr II., IN, IIIIIIIIJic-
loo S..Cb, Colli" Darid Lu.Nm, ti01 KJJp Cu.-
J'OD Or_. !LB •• , caw. tzM&.
Tbll baolll-II -ed
bJ u IDIIIrtdal. Slped'
DaYtd Labnwll.
Tlllo .tallmol wu ftled
WUb tht C01U1tJ t lerk of Or-
I.IICI County JuDe 10, 1977.
Pabi.J.Jh: Juat 1$, 21, 30,
July '7, 197'7, ln the Newport
Harbor Euien. F -77S65
PUBLI C NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAUI STATEMENT
The followtnc pereons are cSoltlc: bullneU U: George• a
steaks ' Hoact ... $05-11
W, 19th St,, Costa Mesa,
Callf. 92627: James N. '
Wary K. Henry, 486 E, 18th
St., Costa Mesa, Cal, 9262'7 .
Tbls busi.Deas Is conducted
by a reneral partnership.
Signed: Mary K. Henry.
Tbls statemeDt WIS flled
with the county clerk'lbf Or-
aoge County June 17, 1977.
Publish: June 23, 30, July ? .. 14, 1917, tn the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F77674
PUBLIC N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE ME NT
The following peuon ls
dol.ng bUsloess as Universal
Dealers Service, Inc, at 1300
Quail, Newport Beach, CA
92560: MobUe Home War-
ranty Co.. a corponUon.
State of CaJUornt.a. This bu-
si.Dess ts coDillcted by Mo-
blle Home Warnnty Co., a
corpontion.
Dated: This 14th day of
JUDI, 1977. Dan E. Proctor.
This Statement was tued
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County June 16, 1977.
PubUsh: June 23, 30, July
7, 14, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F-77621
PUBLI C NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: stock:lon
Small Animal Hospital, 3838
E. Coast Hwy ,, Corona del
Mar 92625: Wayne L. Outs,
44.21 Bermuda Clr., lrvlne,
Ca. 92714; Edward R. Cole,
2 Willowbrook, Irvine, Ca.
927 14; James E. Rich, 1333
Avocado, Newport Bch •• Ca.
92660.
This business Is conducted
by a general partnership.
Signed: Wayne L. Davis.,
DVM.
This statement was ttled
wlth the coUnty clerk or Or.
ange County June 20, 1977.
Publish: June 23, 30, July
7, 14, 1977, In the Newport -
Harbor Ensign, F -717 48
PUBLIC'N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following: person Is
doing business as: The Elr s
Touch Woodworlr.s, 1730 Po ~
mona AYe., Costa Mesa, Ca.
92627 : Keat Lund Euell,
41 9 Heliotrope, Corona del
Mar, Ca. 92625.
Thts business Is conducted
by an lodlvi<Nal. Signed:
Kent L, Ezzell.
Thl.s statement ns flied
with the county clerk of Or-
ange Coo~ June 9, 1971.
Publlsh: June 16, 23. 30,
July 7, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -77294
P U BLIC N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followlnil: pe~;!!()n Is
doln&: bustoeas u: Light-
house Nautical Lamps 1:
Braaware, Shtpware Mer-
ctwlta, S701 E. Coa...t Hw-y .,
Corobl del Mar, Ca. 92625:
WUUam R.a)'mood Maldhof,
60'7 West Iltb, Corona, C1.
Thl•'butatu 11 conducted
bJ oo lodlri.ml. Slfaed!
William R. Maldbof.
Thll ll<miCil was D.led
wltb tbe eouty eterk or Or-
UIII Coaaty Jaa 15, 19'71.
hbUth: JUDe U, 30, July •
7, 140 1VJ''l0 ta the Newport
Hll1>or Eutco. F -77575
PUBLIC NGTI CE
FICTmOUS BUSINESS
HAllE 6T ATEIIEHT
The touo'wtac ptnonJ are
dDliiC baa-u: (I) Kites
6 KOJI, Loetomtlb, (2) Co-
roD~. cs.1 liar Loct • Saft,
(I) Bl( c .. ,.. Loell, Safe~
Al.atln Co'., UO Aptt Att .•
8-lllt.ld,CL~'
-L. llorpA, Z501 Rita w.,, -AM, Ca. 11'104: llooQ T, 11or1u, 1501 Rita
WOJ, -Aol, CL ll'lot.
1'Wt b == CDM~et-td .., .. ' ,lipid!
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-Ill _, cJarll oC Or--c.-,-I, lrM. MM01. ,_,I, 11., II,
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High and low tar smokers converted as
of tEnriched Flavor: tobacco spreads.
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There is a way to pack flavor -
extra flavor -into a low tar
cigarette.
MERIT proved it.
By cracking cigarette smoke
down into separate elements,
researchers were able to isolate
certain "flavor ... rich" ingredients
that deliver taste way out of
proportion to tar.
The result was 'Enriched
Flavor' tobacco. Tobacco that
delivers the kind of taste smokers
can switch to. And stick with.
"'teU you that they are
.fantastic! ••• if you can cha~
me, you can change anyone.
.,.....,..l-.tm
-Mrs. Bonnie Lindsay
Bridgeport. Connecticut
~: 8 mg: 't•:' 0.6 mg. nicotine rv. per ciglrene. FTC Repon Oec:76
10lJ't:12 mg:'t•:·o.s mg. nicotine ev.per cigerene by fTC Method.
Werning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarana Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
• l~ '
REGULA R ~100 MENTHOL
This kind of smo ker
enthusiasm is typical of what
smokers a re ayi n g a bout the taste
of MERIT
ftA_fter smoking one~ r_,
really amazed ... they are cu Jllilll(
as the cigarettes with~ filii'
-Mrs. Brenda a.rtl
OpeUka. Alllb.,.
ttl have been searching lor•
low tar cigarette for some dsat~
now. All others IVe tried haw •
taste .•. lm a MERITm4ft." · .
-Ray Echard
P.ncenbufg, w.e tAl ... Me
Only one cigarette has
'Enriched Aavor' tobacco. And . you can taste tt .
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•
NEWPORT HARBOR EJjSIGN
PUBU SHEO Will LV· PG. 6
THURSDAY, JUNE 30. Jtn
CORONA OEL liAR. CAUf.
-.., "--.as.
o(-..... c-.-. wu arnlled at n a..m .. at
Coul HWJ, Lad SOoporlor,
WHI Newport, oo u 001-
.t:ldll nblcle cat» war-
rut hom Oc-de •..
Gerald Chlrl>b. 1MOI Port
Blsbop. HarborVLew Home~,
r..,.rted a $110 ~lcye1e llo-
leo from hlsaaloctedpn.re
betweeo. 5 p.m. Juae 8 a.Dd
7:30a.m. JIIDe 9.
• THURSDAy I JUNE 9
..... -., .... -10
tult.U I p.m. J'UI 11 •••
A $100 •-rd .... ,_,_
In hom tbt top ot a cu ..... ane, at 2 p.m., beloQIIII 1o SllllbeD Tbo-
ru ln>m the R>re w1th the . mu, 2011-1/Z s. Bay FI<MII,
blaoeul&rs, wltboqt pa,UC Qalbol lllaDd, wblle lt wu
for them, tbe ower told pe,Qed at 3520 E. Cout
pollee ••• A $S50 micro-Hwy., Coro• del Mar, from
wt.Ye oYen wu takeD from 1:45 to ,:10 p.m •• , • Jamu tht bome of Joeept~ McCoJ, Wood reported a $US out-224~ 2otb, Cedral Mew-board bolt motor Jtoltotrom
port, between 5:30 a.m. and the uflloebd carac• at bit
2 p.m. • , • A pleee or mo-home at Z80'1' Blue Water
ate artwork, valued aUSOO, Harbor VIew HUis, betw'ee~
1I'U stolen from tbe rut. nooa Juoe 5 aad 11:10 a.m.
deoce otAlbertaMoore,2768 June 12 •• , Katll)' SchrUio, a.muoct. Tbt 3 BrtUah luxury cars wtre
Hilaria, Park l,.ido, betweea 514 Via Lido Nord, LSdo OD lrd An. tbll •tek, Dell' Ft~rnJeaf An.
5 p.m. June a am ?:45 a.m. Isle, reported a $500aottque y I A • rt • L •uoluGHAIII
June 10 ••• Vudalo burned rad1alor cap slol8fl trom a 0 unleer ction repo SAM v .. H "" "'
a clly Weguar<!lowerat40th 1922 Pacar<!ln ber prage, JOINS I RVIHE STAFF
aDd tbebeaeh, West Newport, between 8 p.m. June 11 and Tbe VoluataryActJoaCen-.desperately oeeded by mid· Sam L. Van Landingham
between 3:30 aM 4 a.m., 1:30 a.m. Juoe 12 • • • ter of South Orarve County, July to proYt:de fotelp p:.. of lnine bas been named
causing an estimated loss Blase Harmon McFadden~. with omces at 1714 w. 811 • c ha.nce studeall a means by director of denlopmeat of
of $400. 18, of 787-1/2 Orcbld, Co· wblcb to experteoce Amert. the lnine Company's com.
• SATURDAY, JUNE 11 rona de1 Mar, was arrested boa BlYd., Central Newport, can lUe 1n Orance Couaty. merclal diYislon. He wUJ be
at 3:40 p.m. at Polosettla can assist you ln placement to lb1 • tbe <lev 1 Two electric typewrUers S C 10 non.pront and. pubUc Students pay r all expeo.. respons e ,or e op-
a.nd 3 calculators, Yalued aad eavlew, orooa del agencies. Call 67,.9210 or ses aod famllles must bne ment and mtrkefuc of the
at $1,431, were stolen trom Mar, aad charged wtth bur-833 _9218 U yoo can help at least oDe teeuager, age Irvtoe Company'ssecoadre-
the office or El Toro Mat. glary. any of the fotlow~ 15 to ta, U•iDC 1n the home. glonal shopping andbuslness
erllls, 4321 Birch, airport • MONDAY, JU NE 13 Cblldren wUhheariJWban-A ooo-protlt orp.nltaUoo center, I"tne Center, u
Uea, between 2 p.m. Juae Vernon TDomas Meador, dlcaps need volunteers to asstsU111 the bUDd and Joe-well aa tbe on.going expan-
11 and 11:25 a.m. June 12 53, ot 2122 Descanso, the help prepare arts and crafts ated tn Santa Ana ts seeldDc ston of Fashion lstarll shop-
• •• Four typewriters, val-Bluffs, was charged wtth ..., Is to 1 1 individuals wttb teachi.IIC plng center.
ued at more than $1,000, mlsdemeaoor drunk driving other projec r he r sld.lls or Interests ta typ. He wlll also direct the
1 f at 1 P.m. at Sa-1
A Barbara upcoming camp program In 1 1""'-aod development and markettna were burglar zed rom the ·-July. lng, woo sp ~ wea-• ..,
offices ot Troy Investment and Jamboree, Newport Ceo-A dal1 th Ytog. or company orrtce bulldiogs,
Fund, 4321 Birch, airport ter •.• Gary Kent Blauert, Y summer era~-Horttcutture enthusiasts spectalty centers, recrea-
area, be~een noon June 10 39, o( 205 33rd, West New-~:adre;:;~~~n :~ra~~~ can gain valuable eq»erlence Uon pro}ects and nelgtt>or-
and 11:35 a.m. June IZ... port, was charged with in-, needs volunteers to aid in by carlngforplantsandnow-hood shopping centers, in-
Arthur Voss of 117 VIa Lido tox.lcated disorde rly condu ct the resoclaUzaUon process ers at a coastUne arboretum eluding the new WOO<Ilrldge
Sood, Lido Is le, reported at 6 p.rn., whe n pollee ar-for individuals who need to in South Orange County. Center In Irvine. For the
Continental C11isine
Luncheon • Dinner
Brunch • Ulle Supper -.
Roman he old world
atmosphere in
the Capri Lounge
Resen~ations Honored
(714) 642-9434
3300 W . Coast Highway
at Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
and the anginal Amelia 's
on Balboa Island
R1eblrd Edwln Jotm.on.
51, of 600 Promoatory Potot
Dr. West, was cbarpd wttb
mlsdemeaoor drvuk drtvloc
at 2:20 a.m. at 32Dd ab:l
Newport, West Newport •••
Robert TelllDc, owner of the
Flsb ·Bucket, 515 E. Balboa
Blvd,, Balboa, reported that
he was kooeked to the Ooor
by a man who bad come 11*::1
the store wUh an opeo bot-
Ue of wine, aDd who refused
to leave when Mr. TeiiJ..ac
esplatoed that the open bot-
tle could not be leplly car-
ried toto his place . . .
Stereo equlpmetJt and other
possessions, valued at $2,.
365, were burglarized from
the borne of Frank Fries,
3818 Channel, West Newport,
between 10:50 a.m. and 2:50
p.m. , •• Shelly Lynn Um-
der's 1977 Chevrolet pickup
tnJck was stolen trom Its
parking place on Marcus,
near her home at 313 34th
St., West Newport, between
ooon June 9 and 9 a.m. June
14 •• , MarUyn Hausman
reported a $2,000 lady's
wristwatch stolen from her
home at 201 E.-entog star,
Dover Shores, between 10
a.m. June 9 and 3 p.m. June
10.
his 1975 Mercedes car sto-rested hi m at his home • • • relearn dally living sk:Ui s. Morning work Is preferred past 5 years, he was vtce
len from 930 Via Lido Nord Michael McAillster, 3444-A Senior volunteers are nee-and volunteers must be de-president secretary or the OPEN FOR LUN CH EON AND DINNER
between 11:30 p.m. June 11 VIa {)porto, Lido Shops, re-ded to entertain at local con-pendable, responsible and at Cushman Corporation In At-
and 12:30 a.m. June 12... ported stereo equipment aod valesceat hospitals. Mu st-least 18 year:s of a.ge. lanta, Georgia.
• FRIDAY , JUNE 10
A thief took $200 in cash
from the home of William
Krebs, 601-1/2 Clubbouse,
West Newport, between 10:30
a.m. and noon ••• Rae
Ellen Swearingen, «1 Gol-
denrod, Corona del Mar,re-
ported a TV atld a ca mera,
valued at $780, stolea from
her home between 6:30p.m.
June 10 and 2 a.m. June
11 • • • Donald Sneddon,
439 Goldenrod, ~rted a
$600 TV set stolen from
h.Js home between 6:30 a.m.
June 10 and 2 a.m. June
11 A man described
as blonde, 6 ft., 160
Judi Cotton Tras k, 24, or auto accessories valued at clans singers and speakers
the Sail Inn Mot el, was char-$311 stolen from his car are w'anted '
ged wttb resisting and otJ. whtle ft was parked at 2800 SenJor v~lunteers arenee
structiDg pollee at 8:10a.m. W. Coast Hwy., Marlners ded to take seniors on out:
at 21st and W. Ocean Front, Mile, between 9 p.m. June ings scenic drives to a
Central Newport ••• Chris-12 aDd 10 a.m. June 13 • • • sho.,; or wberever ~r )Jst
pin Savage, 320 Costa Mesa The Cattrornla Center for be rri nd '
St., Costa Mesa. was charged Counsellog, 330 Placentia, Ove~ 3~· host tam lUes are
with endangering the !Ue of West Side, reported 2 pa.Jn---;;c-;:::;-;-;::--;:;-;::~~
a child when pollee arrested Ungs, valued at $300, stolen _ __;_P_:U"-"B"L:-1 C'=:N"O:-'-T"I Co..;oE_
him at 5:20 p.m. at 36th between noon June 9and5:50
C S-85797 and Balboa, West NeWIX)rt p.m. June 13 . • • ash, a S ESS
••• John Joseph Creighton TV set, clothing and camera FICT!TlOUS BU IN
NAME STATEMENT Jr., 36, of 338 Woodland, eQUipment, amountlng to a
Costa Mesa, was charged total loss of $2,410, were The following persons are
with being IntoXicated and stolen from the home or doing business as: Ooiso
disorderly at 9:45 p.m. at Barbara Knass, 1CrestClr-Restaurant, 310 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa, Ca. 92627: Newport Center. cle •.• A sUver and hlr-
quoise bracelet and a hunt-Kunlzo & Atsuko Koyama,
• SUNDAY, JUNE 12 lng knJ!e, wUh a total value 18627 Morongo St., Foun-
Curtls Connor, 146 Tus. of $5l n, were stolen from tain Valley, Ca. 92708.
tin, Newport Heights, repor-the home ot James IAiocan, This buslnessiscooducted
ted sugar poured In the gas 906 E. Ocean Front, Balboa, by an Individual. Signed:
tank of his car, causing an between 6 p.m. June 1 and Kunizo Koyama.
estimated $200 Tills statement was tued 11 a.m. June 13. 0 • TUESDAY, JUNE 14 with the county clerk of r-
Burglar ~
John Dutton Cooksey, 28, ange County June 21, 1977.
of 3311 15th, Newport Publish: June 30, July 7,
Heights, 'ftS charged wtth 14, 21, 1977, ln the Newport
possession of arr.phetamlnes Harbor Ensign. f -77798
at 1:50 a.m. at Balboa do P UBLI C NOTIC E
HOW MUCH
CAN YOU
3oth. West Newport ••• ----;:-;;;;;;-;;---
Charles Madison Elmore, $.85917
31, of 605 Begonia, Corona FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
del Mar, was charged with NA ME STATEMENT
misdemeanor drunk driving The following persons are
AFFORD TO LOSE at 2:05 a.m. at 3rd aod Be. doing business as: Center
J lor Human Development ot gonia .••.• John oseph 1001 Do
IF A BURGLAR DECIDES
TO BREAK INTO YOUR HOME
Phone
642-3490
Now!
SEA COAST AlARM SYSTEMS
Creighton Jr., 36, or 338 Irvine-Newport, ve
Woodland, Costa Mesa, was St., Sutte 180, Newport
charged wtth bel~ lntox.lca-Beach, CA 92660: Douglas
ted and disorderly at 11:45 S. Lindquist, Ph.D., 400
a.m. In the Harbor District Plnerldge, Brea, CA 92621;
Court building on Jamboree Robert L. Drury, Ph.D., 206
St lp t 4th St., Seal Beach, CA • • • er eo eQu men , a
TV set, andbedclothlng,val-90'740; FraocesK. Latimore,
ued at $804 , wer e taken from M.A., 10 Satinwood, Irvine,
th e home of Janet Jet!ert, CA 92715.
1870 16th, Newport Heights, This business Is conducted
between 5 p.m. June 14 and by a geoeral partnership.
2:45 a.m. June 15 ••• Signed: DouglasS. Lindquist,
Stereo equipment and other Ph.D.
possessions, valued at $2'78, TWs statement was filed
were stolea from Raymobd with the county clerk of Or-
Monies, 203 42Dd, West ange County June 22, 1977.
N rt be•· 9:30 Publish: June 30, July 7, ewpo , ... een . a.m.
June 14 and 6:30 p.m. June 14, 21, 1977 , In the Newport
15 ••. Donald McRae re· Harbor Ensign. F"-77851
ported $120 worth of stereo P UB L IC NOT ICE
equipment stolen from bJs --=--:-8 -'-_8~5-=-90-'-8-~
home at 7405-1/2 SeashOre,'
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEME NT
The following person Is
doing business as: Alls\a.te
Realtors, 4040 MacArthUr
Blvd., Newport Beach, CaJI-
Iornia 92660: D-Callnvest-
ment, toe., California cor·
pontlon, 1860 S. Bascom
Auwe, C am~e11, Call-
tor~ 95008.
538 CENTER STREET -COSTA M"ESA • 646-1919·
Th.ls business ts conducted
by a corpont1oo.
Corporatlon Name: 0 -Cal
Investment, Inc., Dta.ne L.
Larson, secretary-trea·
surer. WEIGHT SETS -JUMP RnPES -DUMBELLS
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BOOGY BOARDS DUCK FEET FINS ....................................................................................
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VOLLEY BALLS -· SOCCERBALLS -TENNIS BALLS
Tills statement was nl.:l
with the county clerk of Or -
IQ(e County June 13, t '177,
PubUah: June 30, July 7,
14, 21, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Eulp. F. 7?-(39 ••••ErE~m••••••
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RACQUETBALL RACQUETS
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