HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-07-21 - Newport Harbor EnsignTOP EXPLORER at the re.
cemty..eompleted Law En-
forcemeat Ezplorer Acade-
my at the Camp PeodletOP
M&rtne Base wu MiteJoha-
eoa of tbe Newport Beach
Explorer Post. Mlke, a )1-
Dior at NewportHamorhig:h,
has been a member of tbe
loea1 post . )1st 4 mooths,
He ftnlshed nrst 1D pbysle&l
traJ.ntJJc amooc the 85 Ez-
plorers from Orauge County
wbo atteoded the academy.
The Esplorer procram Ia
part of the Scoatine mme-
mem. TeeaageboyslDISctrls
1D Eqdor1D((learnaboutspe-
clftc career ftelds. sucb as
law eatoreement. (Police
Dept, pbOio,)
CM housing
aides sought
Tbe city of Costa Mesa
is seeking clUzens to serve
on its houstog and commu-
nity development commit-
tee, which is going Into Its
4th year of plannlnc pro-
jects uDder the federa.l bou-
slng and community devel-
opmeot act.
Cbarged with the respon-
slblllty of the det'elopment
of programs a.trectlng hous-
ing and related facUlties of
the city, u~ feden1 craots, tbls committee
mates recommendations to
the Cit}' Council tor ~
tlon.
To dlt._ tM eommlttet•s
recommeDdaUoos ban re-
stllted ta u emerceoey oou.
slag program, hotlstoc re-
babWtatloo loao and grant
procnm, deYelopmeot of a
75-UDlt senior cltl&en bous-
.lac project, aDd a substan-
tial amouot of joint fundlrJc
tor the community center
to be constructed In the near
future.
Currently, the committee
Ia: SHkfng ways to provide
bous~ to low income fa-
mUles in Costa Mesa.
•
BIG MESA SIGNS DOOMED?
u IJ1'CIUII alp --· bot buleallr .,. 1-1001 ""' ....,Ueo. u ,.. b... ...... .... tbaa tbol, ud tbor .... wall
II&DI or wocl ... fn.QM .,_, tbe law ays they JliOUld
alnMy ~ 10M by ... u JOII ............... meta.l-
fra.mecl De011 tlpl, AHD THEY ARE HON..CONFORMING
TO SIZE, tb1D tbe ftble ot JOUr lip WI determtae
bow 1oac ,.. eu QeD u. u tt cost tz.soo or ••••· AD-
JUSTED FOR 1074 VALUES, 11'1 due to come down. If
U cost more thaa tbat, add 6 moblba of Ufe for eaeb $500
of llrteotmlllll.
lAt'a ar pou boucbt a alee DIOI1 alp. Ill uno ws paid
$5,000 for lt. CrukiQC lA tbe staDdard tDDatton ,_ctor, .
J(llr liP WOII!d bue co« you aboat $1,000 1D 1974,
•bta tbrt DtW lip law took bold. Amort1.11.Dr It from lbrcb,
lf74. at $1,000 lor tbt 1lut z years, and $500 for each
6 months tbertalter, your M,OOO &d)llf:ed cost would be
amortlted out about the middle of 1981. TileD, )'011 would
bue to replace it Yltb a cooforrnt.nc lip.
Cootued? Well, 110 are a lot ot other folU. Tbe city
PIJ..oD1Ds clepartmeDt t. coLlie to HOd out a letter to aU
bustneasmeo la comlnc weeks, erpla1ni.JJg tne proeeu.
Tbere wtU also be people antla.ble to come out aDd ta.ke
a look at your sl(ns and your property and belp you figure
out tbe best solution.
Good luck.
...... ~-----oFFIOAL NEWWPER 01' nt& OTY OF NE1IPORTB&IIQI1--------.
NEWPORT LOCALLY' OWNI"O, INOEP'I!ND!NT
THE NEWf'ORT HARIIOR -SlRVINO THl HARIOR ......
BEACH
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2tlll YEAR, 110, ., .
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COSTA
MESA
OPPICI: CD-. DtL I&AI, CALIP.
'LEAF' FIGHTS IRVINE
$1,005,000
SALE OK'D
A :restaunot and 3·story
ofrlce complex wtU be built
by the HoDttagton Capital
Corp., lllntl~n Beach, on
6.33 au .. of 1aDd at tbt
DDrtlrnlll COrDer of tbe San
Dleco rretway a.Dd Harbor
B!Yd., bought by tlle tovest-
meot Qrm from the Ctty ot
Costa Mesa for $1,005,000.
The Costa Mesa City
CoUocU approYed the sale ot
tbe property Monday lllght,
The nlue added to the land
should be lo e:~:cessot$4,000
000 and wUI proYide otnce
space for Z50 persons, EY-
erett J. Dxlce, president
of Hullti.Dgt.on Capital Cofl!.,
reported.
JOHN WAYNE joins Yltb flol( Hoapita15S2Clubmembers
Gary Burrtll, at left, Bob Guggenheim (w"lth suoglasses)
and John Curet, to lnYtting aU haods to the club's am:~ual
western barbecue on July 27 lD Bommer Canyon. All
proceeds go to the Mspttal. Tickets aod tntormatJon
are available by call~ 642·1463. (Hoag tospttal photo.)
Sign P.hase-out .. .
adopted in C.M.
Blg signs ln Costa· tiesa
wW be coming down as mer,
cbants comply with a cost
amortizat1orl scbedule adop-
ted by the Costa Mesa City
Couocll MoDday night. New
signs that replace them will
bue to comply with the 3-
yea.r-aJd city sign ordiDance.
tbe sign expenditure was
made. A oon-conformlng
sign oostlog $500 wu good
fur one year, $500 to $1,000
for 2 years and for each
$500 locrease it was good
for aoother 6 months. The
mu.tmum period is 10 years
from 1974, the scbeWle
shows.
GROWTH
A group calling itseU the
Legal Environmental Analy-
sis Fund (LEAF ) vowed this
week to mount a legal battle
ap1nst the InlneCo mpany's
plaDs to step up development
of the company 's Newport
Beach real estate.
'•We have hired an attor-
ney, .aoo we're ready to go
do lbatever ls necessary,
tncludlng a possible voter
1D1t1atlve," LEAF member
Jean Watt of Harbor Island
said yesterday.
Mrs. Watt saJd ber group
lncludes Margot SkUUog and
Dick Clucas of West· New-
port, Jobn stuart or the
Bluffs, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Robinson of Westc1ltf, and
Carroll Beek of Balboa ls-
Iand.
She said the orpniuUon
has hired attorney Jolln Mc-
Carthy of Claremont.
'' Hts nrst task wUI be to
analyze local aoo state laws
to see lf we can use exist1og
law to solve our problems,"
Mrs. Watt uplained. '• It it
bans oat that we Geed: DeW
llllslatiou., we upecitoctr-
cul&te a pettUoa to gather
enough slgnatures to force
a ballot Initiative."
She said the initiative
would seek to establish a
local ordinance tnat '•would
address itself to the Impact
ot development on the lives
of poeple ln this cUy -the
impacts from which we are
oot sutnctent.Iy protected by
the city's geoeral plan,"
auy further maj;)r develop-
ment ls allowed.
They were outvoted 4-3
on the CouncU. A 6-1 maj~
ority was needed to Impose
the emergency moratorium.
CouncUman Ryckotf ha.s
sald he wut support LEAF's
efforts, and would go atone;
with a voter lnitiltlve, U
such a move becomes nee-
essary.
PETER FICKER
Peter Ficker
dies at92
A memorial mass for Pe-
ter Ficker. 92, is scheduled
for 7:30 p.m. today, July
21, lD On Lady of Mt. Cu -
mel Cathollc Church.
WINNER of a new TV set at the Corona del War Kiwanis
Club paoc2ke brealdast drawing last weekend was Heleo
[bbetsoo of Newport Crest, Presentiag the prize at Tues-
day's regular Kiwanis luocheon meetlng at the Villa
Sweden restaurant were t:kJor prize chairman B111 Kull,
at ·tett, and pucake ,chairman Jim Kistler. '•My old
TV needed repair and I was debating whether or not It
would be worth fidog," Mrs. lbbetson told the KJwantans.
'•Now I'm sure it isn't worth tirlae." (Kiwanis photo.)
PARK FEES UP
50% IN MESA
Builders will have to pay
50 per cent higher park de-
velopmenl fees uDder a oew
formula approved Monday by
the Costa Mesa City CouocU.
Applicants for bu.lldiog
permits for si~le family
bomes previously paid
$455.2:0 !or pa.rk fees. The o.., rtgure ls $102.70 for Z
bedrooms, $98!.13 lor 3btd~
rooms, $1.%60.33 for 4 ~
rooms .ad Sl,476.3! for 5
bedrooms or more.
Multl-ta.m(Iy units prPvl-
opsly pa.ld a fbi $3Zl.32.
Their oew rates are $386,-
81 ror bachelor qntts, $467.-
38 for ooe bedroom;-$718.80
for 2 bedrooms and $1,135.-
66 for 3 bedrooms o:r more,
The oew fees went into ef-
fect Tuesday. The fees are
charged when a build log per-
mit is issued. Court inter-
pretation or the SU.te sub-
dtvisioo act migbt be needed
to decide U Arne\ Develop-
ment Co., Santa Ana, pays
the old or new park fees
lor 1Z6 si..ngle -famUyand 539
apartmeol units north of tbe
San Diego Freeway, WKt of
Bear St •• a.ssi&t21li: ctty at-
toraey Robert Cam papa u:-
pla.IDed after the fees were
adopted.
float development plans
for tbe project were ap-
proved by tbe Cit)' Councll
with CouocUman Dom Racltl
casU~ the only vote in op-
position. A lZ8-lot subdivi.
slog received a similar vote
as a tentative tract map
was approved.
New talks set
on city pay hike
Once the cost of a mer-
chant's sign ls established,
an lnflatton factor from the
consumer price lndex chart
wW be u&ed to set the n.lue
1D June, 1974, wben the city
slgn ord1Danc:e was adopted.
The sl(D owner wtll begin
amort1r.1nc the sign from
l!l74 nther tban the date
Senral merchants com-
plained they would be toreed
out of business due to los-
ses In complyi,.-with the
sign ordlnaoce. stroog sqp-
port of the sfgn ordlDa.Dce
came from J. C. Humphries
repre54!nUng Costa Mesa
Tomorrow, aod from too
Costa Mesa beautlflca.tlon
committee.
Mrs. Watt is a member of
SPON (Stop Polluting 0\lr
Newport). an eavlronmental
croup which bas tried, un -
successf\Jlly, to get the City
Couocll to Impose a mora-
torium oo real estate de -
Yelopmeat here. On June 27.
tbe Council refused to go
along wtth a moratorium re-
commended by tbe ctty Pl.a.n-
a.Lng Comm ission.
Mr. Ficker of Balboa, died
Monday ln Hoag OOspU.al.
He was the father of Newport
Beach architect and former
America's Cup sldpper Wil -
liam Ficker. He Is also sur-
vived by another son, Char-
les of Comecttcut; Z daugh-
ters. A~ela White and Sue
Ficker, both or Balboa; a
brother. William Ficker of
Long Beach, and ooe grand-
chUd.
LOW DENSITY · PETITION
IS CIRCULATED IN MESA
Low density restdeotW fore the petition can be sub-
development of property on mitted to City Clerk Elleen
the west side of Bear st. P. Phlnney. The group seeks
from the San Dlego free. 5,000 signers. The :ity clerk
way to Suonower A•e. will •ill ha.ve 30 days to verity
be ao election Issue to be the signatures and report
AJ:dher try wJll be made
tbls morninc, July 21. to
resoln the pay and beDe-
ftts stalemate between New-
port B•eh pollee and City
HUI labor oegotiators.
OD Frtctay, stmllar talks
are set wtth nremen.
W~ge talks With the city's
blue collar workers are also
at u tmpuse.
U q:reements blfe oot
been reached wttb tbe S hold-
out employee II'OUPS by Mon-
"'Y nlcbt, the Ctt}' CouneU
1a expected to step ID and
try to resoln tbe luues.
Pollee employees ban
uted t:»r 1, 2 or !-year PlY
pacbpa that lDelude a ll-
benllsed retlremeat pro-
rrun. The ell}' Is road)' 1o
10 aJoac wttb tbt more u-
penst.Ye rttlremeol paekqe.
bat ooly 11 the poUce wlll
Jower Uwtr wace tacnue doma..so.
F!nmoa ud eii:J ....,tla-
lora IIIYO l(l'Md lo COOIOII
oaWde mecUators to Mille
-· TbOJ will bold a .. ---... ,_,. nroo otbor eliJ ..........
lr'OIIIPI -ad.mlDtatnUte, toebolcal ... Uf~ ...,,_
lion ' IIIYO oJroodJ lllpod
11r••mt• t>r rt1.1u lf-.,.,.._Sporcoot
IDr 1M a-1 7-wllldl
.._ .IIIJ I ... -,.._
PI •Ill 0117• 111aM 10 per _ .... .., .• ~
... -. ,... Jllopal'll ...,. .... -·1M-Ojl .. ~ It 10'' near.-__ ...,._,._
lloollllla-__ .. c_
... 24 ........ J"'lllr..-........... -. .... ...-....,--...
..... & .. )If ........ .... ,.... .. _ ..
then gets a pension com-
puted by multlplytng years
of servtce by 2 per cent.
The plan pves more mooey,
and at an earller ace. UJln
lbe present city system.
Thursday, city peraoooel
director ·Frank lnu sent
ctty couocUmen a detalled
breatdow'D of tbedilferences
between what he ls ofl&rq
pollee and blue collar wor-
kers. aDd what lbe workers
tbemselves are astlDc.
Accordiog to Mr. IYeos,
the blue collars are asking
for a one-Y•r package that
would amount to a 7,6 per
eelll: Increase, and the cUy
ls offertnr 6 per cent.
The pollee DeCQtlatiODI
are more complex. 'They
ban ma4e 3 separate pro-
posals, tor either a 1, 2 .
or S-yelr cootract, UXS the
city tu npUed to •c~pro
~. AU pia .. Clll tor tllo
Dft' re«trement IJSiem. But,
ulldtr the !-yar comnct,
fbr ea.mple, tbe pollee stet
a S per etal: alai')' tncreaae
thll ,._r, uotbtr 6 per cent
Dlld J•r, ud 1 J~ 1,
Jt7t, ~ dltel)r u.e -..ur.-plan. Tbo cUy 1.1 olltrl"' a ~ per
ctlt D&J ra1tt DOW. tbe ...-
nllnmHI plu -.lliiJ,
ud t 4 per elll D&J rt1te
l.l hiJ, It'll,
Mr. r.u. W. w•t allo ...... poUeo.....,...
--· ciiJ l.llooill pod pDbota11 liD otber el--la...,...,_
ID tMC...U, .. .... .... ..._ ...... .
=-~=.:...~ ,utp'-10-......... ,.. ........ -
I
Police chief
choice near
Seledioo of a new pollee
chief for Newport Beach 1s
lmmJoeot,aod •Ill probably
be made by the eod of th1s
week_ City Manaa:er Robert
Wynn said yuterdly.
'•We hue tllrrowed tbe
netd to 3 appUcuts, and
all are hl(lllr qualtll911,"
he !old lbe Ensign,
There were 64 NlPllcaMs
to replace !'itUrioc Pollee
Chief James Gla'fU. Ao ln-
te"lew board talked wtlb
the lop caodldales ud por<d
the Ust down to the 3 wbo
ue oow 11oder coost(1entloo
by Mr, WJM. UDder Nn.
port's form of goternmeDl,
the city D\llllllier bas tbe ft.
nal .. , .. lllrl"' ... llriDI
the pollee ebitf.
Setenl carreot members
of tbe local pollee force..,.
amoac c•pdtdltM NIDI coo-
side red.
Charles Roberts, p~
department director, said be
could oot predict bow much
more of a workload bis de-
partment would have in pro-
cessing the applications tor
utended sign amortlzaUon.
A dale when the signs must
be remo't'ed will be rtgured
tor each sJgo.
SENIOR CITIZENS TO
PAY LESS FOR GOLF
Green fees for Costa Me-.
sa senior ctuzeos 60 and
onr for the' Mesa l.lnda
Course aDd Los Laeos
Course were set by tbtCos-
ta Mesa Clty Couocll Mooday
nlcht.
Tbe older golfers can play
the Mesa LlD!Ia Course any-
time on week day tor $12
per person per month and
Los Llgos week days bet'Jre
7:45 a.m. Uld after 12:SO
p.m. lor a Oat nte of $15
per month per pereoo.. Es-
timated cost to tM clty on
u .-aJ basts would be
$11,000 lo $15,000.
Acoordi.t@' to a scbf!(l!Je
made p.~bllc by the Irvtne
Co. earUer tbis month, the
company plans to TtrtuaUy
complete the deYelopmenl
of Jts rematnlng 900 Yacant
acres lD tbe city ®rlr:lg tbe
next Ji!ar,
CouocU members Paul
Ryckort, Ray WUilams and
Trudl Rogers supported a
buUdloc montorlurn, claim-
ioc that a computerized tnt-
ftc study, due to be comple-
ted by the end of the year,
sbould he eoosulted be1bre
Mr. Ficker was born in
Budapest, Hungary, aDd was
2 enduate ofthe UDifersity
of Budapest as an archit ect.
He established aa arcbJiec-
tunl nrm in the Los An-
geles area. He was a mem-
ber or the Balboa Yacht Club
for more than Z5 years ser-
ving as a n ee committee
chairman. He destgnt'd tbe
Major Expo bulldiog at the
Los Angeles County FaJr.
grounds. He was a resident
of Pomona until 2 years ago.
Memorial contrlbuUons
wert! suggested to Hoag hos-
pital.
Rinker suit damages cut
Back Bay deYeloper Harry
Rinker has bad tbe $305,000
be won ln a jet ootse suit
apiDst Orarce Couaty Air-
port cullo l175,000.
Supertor Cou rt Judie
Fn.Dk Domeo1ebtnl, •bo
presided oYer tbe la.odmark
trttl LD ~ru. UDOUDCed
YODIIay thlt he Is rP>elaC
tbe jury's damage award
by $130,000. U Mr. Rlaker
doesn't want to accept that
amouot. he ca.n ask for a
on trW. Judge DomlDthlDl.
ruled.
U.S. ok's bridge permit
Mr. Rlnker bad sued tor
$185,000, Chartlnl that )et
onrfllctU of his $1 m11Uon
estate bad r«tuctd Its 'f'llltd
br thai amoulll, Bot1 the )U'J'
-lhe ftcuro Oo•SOS,OOO,
after tt.rlDC testitDOQJ from
retl estlte appnittrs IDd
Mr. Rllter'a attorney. ao-
ttd )et...ttpltr Jeri')' Fidem. -·-,. ....... p~,Ptntork birdie tor lbt
-Coul H..,. brtl!p-
:Newport Bq wu cli&Nd
Uda --U.S. Coul Gard t..tqu&rtUI lD ............ -.,-,..... IDr .. pootocts QoiUionla-O(Tnoas
jOOI liZ (CALtRAIIS)a81· ____ ..... __ ,....,._...,,.._
eMil ... an •• ,, • .,.liD --··-......
late thll yeu. Coutl'IICttacl
il diM to *" eomtUme _,..,..
Tbo Cout Goar<l'a IIIII Dlltrlct •••mn Ia r.-a.ell,ftlcb.--,. _ _.... 0( 1M
bridp dtiSp. aw-oedtM ........... -.. .......
tile ponoll,
C.U.ftAIII ...-nan _,... .. tloll_lioo
.......... Will$-
.... tMioP '"-..
a rtcM tan laM mn. Olllo
Oowor Dr. Tbo bridle W1ll
.. 10 ft. -111(11 -. ud will l>o tocatod .. rtll 0(
tMpru••..-. ,... old bridle Wlllell 1.1
Il-l/liNt-1M-· will_ ....... _.
....... " 001 ..... '14. A -.a hu:" ,.,. .W l>o ___ .. .. ... ~ .. ~ ..... ...
1111:7<10 -an lae-l.llllo......,
fM CODIIty 1 wbleb 091111
... opont.. lllo airport,
pollt'-s lodrt --eblai tor a •• trtal after
... --....... _,,lao
.......... -11111 mo-do~. t111t codtkllled It oa
Mr. llllbr'1 at...CI""" oC
a 1edleecS ...UtaMIIII •
Mr. Ril*ltr tlldlcac.t oe
~ 11011 .. -~~~ ..
... .._ -.. -trial,
--att,PIIIo$,1'15,-0CIO.
decided by Costa Mesa vo-to the City Council.
ters H enough registered If the petition is veri!led
voters sign petitions betng the City CouocU can adopt
circulated this •et-kend by the Initiative as an ordtn-
members or the North Costa l.oce, set a special election,
Mesa Homeowners Assn. or have thE> measure toclu -
A notice of intention to de-d to a geoeral election
circulate the petition, for to be <k>ctded by the city's
R-1 rHOnlng of propE'rtY voters.
in the general location west
or Bear St. and north of
the San Diego Freeway, was
received by the Costa Mesa
City Council Monda y night.
The legal move required oo
City Council actloo.
The homeowner group l'lls
been at odds wltb the ArQel
Development Co •• Santa Ana,
ror more than a year about
apartment units tt plans to
buUd at tbe southwest cor-
ner of Bear St. and South
Coast Dr., north of the tree-
way. The City Couocll Moo-
day ni&;ht approved final de-
velopment plus tor coo-
strucUoa of 5!9 apartment
units and 12& slQ&:le famlly
homes In the area of the
form.
Sicnaturts of s.7oo fO-
ters. 10 per eeot ot those
lD tbe dty, are reqatnd be-
REYNOLD B. GAMBILL
OF C.M. DIES AT 36
Funen.l services for Rey.
oold B. Gambtll, 36, of SO(M
Harding Way, Costa Mesa,
wUI be held at 11 a.m. this
F'ricb.y , In Bell Broadway
Chapa. Mr. GamblU,awood-
worker, died Jlonday to Cos-
ta MeSJ. hospital.
He is suntved by his wtte.
Cabertne. andsoas W.lchlel.
Donald aDd Dan ot tbe home;
hls slster, Melodte Orton,
lnine, and crandmothera,
Mrs. BJTd Bntt. Washi.DC -
ton_ and Mrs. Marjorie C.
OU ioo, TUtlo.
tatermenl was Ia Gooc1
Shepherd Cemetery. Bell
Broadn7 Nort1111}' WU the
d1r.ctor.
Inhaling gas hils bathers
Swtmmtra lltoald be back
IIStlll tbe ..tmll'lllll pool at
EIIU<Ia ~~lib acllool br Uda
w•-tllld after 10mt SO
rc illl*rl •fhncl eldorlDt ru _..t._ 1a 111o poo1 lui-.... A pleot of naecii..,I'J ..,
allow-r-ol
lllopai*IM-la
bolllll air-~-1M
out,J-H..-tflloW,
port~--.__,...,_ __ ... ......... , ....
of tbl swt1r1 men llfhr1.ll&
trom tbe PI an npol"ttd
to .. ,. f'tlCOYered. So• Iliad
booo tuoo 14 <:-. -
hoopltal ... Boor ......
lor t-a>Niallw(Oibor ant aid rn.nt~llll ......-.. ......... --.
Ill 1M ..-, lOll -II wu ft l:zed tile ... _.
.... tile ..... aD ... --palo--altM-IIIIIcftM,..,
M ... ··stu&.
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1977 .
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pubUc notices for the city.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
NeWport Ha..rbor..Costa Mesa Area , ••• Doe yea r, $5.00
Out of the Local Area •••••••••••• One year, $6.00
<71. .I!Of JJ, Jlop
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and pu)Jiisher of the Ensign
KATHLEEN KILL of New.
port Beach received 1 first
place award for her needle-
polut Christmas oroameots
entered in the crafts com·
petition at tbeOrangeCounty
Fair. All winning entries
are on dlsplay durine the
fair, wb.ich conttwes
through July 24.
* THE DEATH OF A NATION?
City Council members in Newport .
Beach and Costa Mesa have become
involved in the Feds' scheme for re-
distributing wealth, and thus transfor-
ming our Republic into a s ocialist state.
The mechanism for this scheme is
fe deral uaid" in its many forms --
the most insidious being revenue shar-
ing and HUD funding. Council members
in ·both c ities are eagerly reaching out
for the handouts. The Costa Mesa Coun-
cil even pays a share of the cost of
a "man in Washington," whose mis-
sion is to get all the goodies possible
for his bosses. Mesa Mayor Norma
Hertzog was recently quoted as being
appalled at the growing power of the
federal government. Her dismay had
a hollow ring, because she made that
observation on returning from a junket
to Washington, where her objective was
to get more federal money for Costa
Mesa, thus giving the Feds even m ore
power .
The Newport Council had a golden
chance last week to help turn the tide.
There had been murmurings of a Coun-
cil desire to get out from under the
HUD chains by letting go of the HUD
funds for that senior citizens center
in Corona del Mar. Some local clubs,
on very short notice, came up with
offers to raise funds for the center;
But Council greed over came good sense,
and Newport remains on the HUD gravy
trai.p, unmindful of the ultimate cost
--both in loss of loc al integrity and
monetary loss, because any project at
least doubles in cost if the federal
government does the funding.
But the greatest danger is in the
blackmail tactics of the Feds to force
local city officies to join in the social-
ization of our nation. Our Council mem-
bers are whistling in the dark, pre-
tending that they can take the money
without the strings and chains. HUD
has already laid out the chains, but
hasn't clanked them very loudly yet.
But the ultimatwn is sure to come:
Carry out the commitment to provide
low cost housing, as specified in the
HUD funding agreement.
This blow is not going to hit only
Newport and Costa Mesa. Along with
the grants of HUD money throughout
the nation will come the demand for
providing housing for low income folks.
And so the federal government will be
fully involved in the housing business.
And we'll have one of our greatest
industries socialized through federal
fWtding. We are already far down the
road toward federal takeover in other
areas --farming, transportation, health
care, welfare, education, the arts, even
the load we eat, throug)l the food stamp
acbeme. Federal control goes along with
the tun ding.
It would take a miracle to reverse
the trend. That miracle could be per-
formed U voters throughout the land
woald tum tbe fed tund aeelcers out of
atftce, Tbe right couree to take i.e to
elect cudldat.. wbo are . pledged to
m iDI our Republ.tc by tunUng down
U. led IlDia and eauptng the fed
KIM KELL..CXX;, 13, of New-
port Beach is a woodcraft
winner at the Orange County
Fair. She received a first
place rtbbon for the wooden
napkin bolder entere<:ftn the
craft s competitlbn.
Ruby Keeler
aids drive
Ruby Keeler Lowe has
been named honorary chair-
woman of th e Aaron Bro~
thers American heart open
invitational golf tournament
scheduled for Sept. 28, 29,
and 30 in Costa Mesa. The
''art for heart" tournament,
a benefit for the Heart Assn.,
w111 be held at Los Lagos
Course and Is open to both
men and women golCers.
Jay Tomlin, Aaron Bro-
thers Art Marts spokesman,
and originator of the tour-
nament, armounces that Mrs.
Lowe will be }olned by New-
port Beach artist Bill Gil-
pin, and '•Tarzan" Ron Ely.
According to Mr. Tomlin,
'•Mrs. Lowe, herself a vic-
tim of a stroke, llas taken
a special Interest iD assis-
ting us In th.ls effort to
raise tuDds for the Heart
Association's contiouing ef-
forts to combat hea rt and
blood vessel disease."
Mrs. lowe, better known
to movie goers as Ruby Kee-
ler, starred in such movies
as ''Go Into your dance,"
"Flirtation wa1k '' and
"Sweet heart ofthe~ampus"
during the thlrtles and ear-
ly forties. Her television
c redits lnclude the Jackie
Gleason Show, ''This lsyour
llfe,'' the Jerry Lewis show
and ''The greatest show on
earth." In 197 0, after 30
years of retirement, she
made a successful comeback
in the Broadway producttoo
of '•No No Nanette.''
EDWARD GREAYE R OF
COSTA MESA IS DEAD
Funenl sentces for Ed-
ward w. Greayer, 51, of
259 Santo Tomas st., Costa
Mesa, we re held Tuesday
in the Bell Br01.dw1y Cba-
pel, Costa Mesa.
Mr. Greayer, wbo died
Monday 111 Koag bospUaJ,
was a retired sheet meb.l
worker. He Is surYifed by
ll1s wtfe, Jane; 4 daugbters.,
Baroan Wllaon, WtltmlD·
ster; LIOOI Greayer, Los
Aoceies; Janet lwea. Horse
Creek, CaW,, aod Joan
Greayer, Costa YeA; a sis-
ter, Grace Gr•yer, Costa
Mesa; a brother, Stanley
Greayer, Kelbclr)', aad 4
crur:Schlldrtn.
loteri!MDt wu ln Ss:lotl-
w~ ""York. O.U 81'01(1.
ny Mortu.rJ W'U dl~r.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
WILL MEET JULY '11
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, G-•-n lloYtlp l>oiJ. ...... , __
111.aa KniMI", Ol"'lp c.-y .,.._ _. .. ._
tor, will .,.u • •.• .....,
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* YOitE ~AT POll POUCE
Door lcllor.
.no ""-" --c~~y CoeacD au a::..s ••"• a ...,... ..... l:w ICIIDML WilDe
U..,. bawt Mea M111'-1Att•
wllb 1M poUeo lor 1M pui
1 ,...,. orrtr aJaryUIIpea-.._ 1M1 toll II 1M hly
II m-. ltlol IIOey did
DOt blft ...,b illlltrma-
tloa to cite tbem tbtlr IIIIlCh
DMCIICI, ucl deR"Id, nt..
CUy Ma111Jtr Rd>trt
W}'OII, Wbo (ot & belly toilt
at tbe lui COWICU mtOIIJIL
with DOt a word of cUicas-
slon or dlsseDt, said be would
try to get tbem tbe lldorma-
tloo before the DUt Coaocll
meeUog. It be dou,IIOey wtU
prcbablJ ftDd tbeJ bne DOt
lwl """"P time to ttutl)' 14
or tiM some qqestSoa.ble
tlaw, Uld aplo poslpooe !be
raise. It is tbe old down~
zoning game all onr ap1n
that weat oo for 5 years,
untll tbe people were worn
out.
Protectloa, tile best 100
caa get, ls tb.e prtme re.
CJ!lslte for any clUiell 1n
tb1s crime ridden world. ADd
Newport Betch bas bad tbe
best. Tbe crime rate bas
been exceedloelY low con.
sldertng tbe l.aflu of tour.
lsts that doubles the popa.
laUoo many days and. Dlgbts
of the year . But tbe Cooocll
Is so busyspend.lDcoor$24.5
mWton budget for more
parks, Ubnrtes, recreation
centers am views tbat tbey
don't wart to burden us 'ritb
........ dDUI.n to pro.
-Ill IIIIa ...-..
Tlotlr -.... Ill
-... All at llot ·-te.UfJIII at tbe me.a.ac
were A:»r tbe ..,uc. ns..
-..,t lor tilt pold ....,ua.
tor. If we COilld an bLI
al&I'J, Ud a few more .....
leu ODII, . •• WOI1d b&Yt
t-b to proporly eo--
ate our pollee tor tbt tiDe
Job tbty are doiD(:A.U Cltl-
ie.QI wbo would l1ke to pro-
teet tb.e u,., aod PG:AU·
stoas ol tbelr ta mWes sb08ld
write tbe Coacll PtnoDI
11M demud tbal IM1 pay
._t! to relaiD oor bf&biY
tn!Ded. bleb caliber poUee,
wbo ue leaYI.Dr us to co
to less amueot clUes, tbat
wW pay I Unble wace IDd
secure rettrernellt lo tllem
luleod of -IIC tbe moo-ey oa biroloas trt.ace was-
tes.
Goldie Josepb
L1do Isle
• TAX REVOLT TIME?
Dear Editor:
Most interested lD your
editortal of July 14tb. re
'•Tu Revolt." A ~ DUmber
of years back, when th1.np
looted bleak as taxes kept
rlslqf, (compared to Coday's
taxes, were lndeed meq:er)
I belooged to tbe 0, C. Tax-
payers Association. TW.Sor.
gulzatlon eDdeavored to aw-
akeD. ctt.luns to the Deed to
present a united front to
stop the rise of taxes bere
1n Orange County, but the
lllterest was so oegUgeot
The Birch Log --forced Busing Rolls On
ltlol u ~, folded. A-hoal Ia-t.,.hlfA,,-buaiD&. lA -· lho lodortt tbe 11'1.1 to .., o.r local B~lmorat, Jlou.elwHU• -judp wbo na* chuc._. .. not
ome••t• ud coutJ auper. Whelll the Can.r f.,.Uiy took up conttnc wich eM ct.. u..dy
f1lot'l from lDcreulDC u. reeidenee i:D \he n~~Uoft'• c1pital, rec<:ll'dM. H• bat oow ordered
budpt to tbt esttat tblt we one campe.lp promiN that w., b!Wnc ol kJndtrtarla p.~,pila!
are bardeDed to tbt extea1 kept involwd tht choice ol a
of b&Dkniptey. Tbe tblac tbe ICbool for nin•year-<*1 Amy. O...T-.r.....,.
nence cJ.tlseadotl DOt rea~ Mn. Carter c...tuUy aelected One ol the r;rowiDc number
Use 11 ttat tbe Ume to pro~ the Thaddeu~ Ste'len~ School, a ~ black American. •bo oppoee
te1t taxes ll wbtn tbt bu(t. raclally integrated pubUo aehool · thia madneM ia Toay Brown, the
get is bei.DC worked out. only • rew blocks from tbe roundinr dean ol Howard
Any etU&eD. cao. bave a copy White HoWle. Becauae or the Univenity'a Scbool ol Commu-
aod earnestly study tbe choice, TV camera• whirred, nicationa. In a TV epecial pro-
same, attend CouocU meet-newahounct. awarmed all over duced under hit dlnetiOD, he
tngs aod make themselves the achoolboUN, end the Ameri-concluded that forted buainc ia
beard, 'lfben apportloMieDt can people were led to believe a BOCiolOfical diluter ep~wned
is given to vartooa: fllo.cUoo.s that the Carten were "jes" by the (alae premlM .-.t black
of covernmeut. Each rise rolks"'like you and me. children benefit from pnalmity
in amount apportioned tova. Almost totally loat was the to whitel. In the halt-hour abow
rtoas ftiDcUoM causes our glaring rect that, unlike millione "Doea BWiinr Work?", he cu-
tues to rise.OurTup~.yers of other parents, the Carten ligated the Supreme Court'•
AssoctatloD attended many of were able to choose their 1964 Brown u. Board of Educo·
the couoty supe"lsors mee-daurhter'• school. We have no lion deciaion u a "lepl t.Natile
tlngs but we did DOt have intention or contesting that on the inherent inferiority of enouib support to make a right. What we would like to aee black people," a trM.}ile be re-
souod sbowinc. HoweYer ia its eztension to all parent&, jecta u lf'OMIY irwultlrc. Arm«<
miJiy times Umlta were pia~ e•pecially th<Me victimized by with facta, he showed that m01t
ced on lnany expeodttures the plague of forced busing. black American~ do not want
due to our protests. Obviou•ly, the characterize-busing. Neither, we add,
Citizen participation In lion of the Carters as "'jes" do Mexican-AmericaN, lriah-
gOYemmelll is blgbly re-folks" is a lie. Americans who do Americara, or any Americana.
commeoded --tn fact about fit that characterization do not
the only way to tum tbe always get auch a choice.
tide ta taror of the aver-And any description or forced
age citizen. Also those who busing aa anything other than a
are demaodlog • more and racial and educational disaster is
more from government ca n a lso a lie.
consider reallsttcally that Lot Ancele. b Next
1t only comes out of their In June 1976, the California
own pocketwhenltbollsdown Supreme Court ordered desegre·
to the dollar tuable. gat ion in the Loa Angeles system
How to Stop Bu.aial
There ia no sip of reli.r,
either. In ract, Jut February,
the U.S. Commiuion on Civil
Rights urged the ntension or
forced busing across city,
county, and even a tate lines.
Tupayers who want their chil-
dren cl08e to home paid over a
million dollars for that tripe.
MARILYN MANION
The Gay "Right"
While a tu revolt almost beginning in September 1977.
seems loevltable t would Various plans are now being
like to point out' that when studied -all of which involve
the gonrnmeDt of Poland massive rorced bt,~sing. School
attempted to ralse food prJ-officials estimate a coat of S26
ces, wo rker rtots broke out million for this program that
such that the mU1tla llad ~ virtually no one wants. About
put down the trouble. Result: $23 million of this C08t must be
gofernment rescloded the d~rived from program and
price rise. ln Egypt when teacher cuts. How this will con-
Sadat imposed blgbe~ con-tribute to "quality education"' is
sumer prices, people rtoted, kn~~n-only to bureaucrats and
with 80 W1ed and 800 ll.lrt. poht1c1ans.
The U.S . Senate recently
voted (51-42) to prohibit the
withholding or federal funda ..
a cl ub to force bWiing . What
good such a vote will do i1 high ly
questionable. Both HoUSH of
Congrfl98 are on record u over-
whelmingly opposed to buaing,
but busing goe1 on and on.
Anyone·.erioualy interested in
stopping this horror ahould
look into Congreuman Larry
McDonald's (0.-Ga.) bill, H.R.
4479. The bill will simply remove
federal court jurisdiction over
pupil placement. Authority (or
such a move i• contained in
Article Ill. Section l. of the
Conatitution. Doe• your Con-
greseman support H.R. 4479?
To Teach
-Amuico" Way Features (Now a standl.ng mllitla is Los Angeles, of course, is only
prepared to handle sucb a the latest in a long list of cities
situaUoo.) Result· price rl-to feel th~ heavy hand of gov-
ses revoked! Wb'Ue this Is emment controlling ill schools
dnsttc and oot recommen-and children. Boeton, Louisville,
ded, 1f our controlh:rs do Dayton, San Francisco, Denver.
not heed warnings It may and others have been forced to
have to come to th'e above swallow the bitter pill of forced
When the voters in Dade
Co unty. Aorida, chose to
repeal a fi ve-mo nth-old law
guaranteeing certain rights
to homosexuals , gays
around the country were
understandably upset . What
is harder to understand is
the reaction of liberal
heterosexuals. If the lellers
to the editor in a recent
issue of the New York
Times is typical of other
re:.~ctions from around the
Nation , we're living in '
topsy-turvy world where tht'
values that underlie Western
Civilizatio n are held in
co nt empt .
"It is very disquieting,"'
wrote Andrew Goodzeit of
Tean eck , N.J .. "to
learn ... that our 'unalienable
righu' can be voted out of
existence." Robert Kafes of
New York called the Florida
referendum "a serious
threat to human rights."
Just what are these
rights? The defeated
ord inance guaranteed gays
job rights even in private
and religious schools. What
of the rights of the parents
who support those schools?
And of the children who
attend them?
Proponents of the g.a y
right to teach maintain that
a child "s sexwl identity -
whether he is homosexual
or heterosexual iS
established by the time he is
five , and that nothing can
change this identity. But Dr.
Reginald S. Lourie, senio r
co n su ltant to the
Psy chiatric Institute of
Washington, D.C., and a
professor emeritus at
George Washing to-n
University , says that "kids
ne at a vulnerable
developmental stage in
junior hi&h school .. .Detri-
mental effects are possible
on studenu at that stqe.
They are tryin& to establish
an identity and some are
confused about the value
systems. These indivich .. la
are vulnerable. We 're hlk.lna
about children who brina
some unresolved questions
about sexual identity into
puberty."'
In other words. there ne
some adolescents who couJd
go either way, dependlnl on
auch (acton •• whit nlue
systema ire PfCtt:nted them.
For them, a protested
homosexual teacher Is
extremely daneerow. No,
he probably wW not a1t1ck
or mol..a them . a.-t bil..,y
pracnce •• • flpre of
rapect lnd IUthorily aayl
to tb_. t.ida! HoMOII-x-
ulitY is OIC . lt't KC~~~Pfed .
lt'a DOf'IUI.
•Yet, we ....... ._
comPIUiion ror .,-. wlw»
aft tllt•t •• , tb.rotllt 110
f1UII or t.beir Oft'-J• ..
Wll blft 00 ...... few I -
physically handicapped or
crippled person. Realizing
that they have a problem is
one thing, however. and
co n donin& perverted
behavjor which might result
from that problem is
another. II is possible for a
homosexual person ,
realizing his disease. to try
and live a life of celibacy if
help and counseling unnot
chanae his lexuaJ identity.
Undoubtedly this path is a
difficult one. But it is the
only solut ion • moral
society can accept. Pulling
professed aays into the
classroom will not promote
that solut ion .
regrettable as It may seemi
One wooders what makes
Americans so doclle:Guess
It's because their nose 1s
so to the grtod.stone trytog
to make ends meet that they
feel they have not time to
do anytbtog about U. How foo-
lish.! WbeD the DOOse ls
aroaDd ooe's oeck It's too
late to protest. Whlle this
seems close at baod, let's
be aware of that old adage:
''Better late than never!'"
Citizens. be heudl
Concerned Tu:payer
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LILLIPUTIAN HORSB TAKEN FOR A WALK
CAMEOS---
Horses in miniature
By HELEN HUFF WADDELL
Last week I drove to a
ranch lo Arcadia. It nestles
on a plateau, under the San
Bernardino Mountains. It
was an unbelievable place.
I knew It must h.we been
like Kentucky -· soft grass
rolll~ away under whisper-
ing trees. Lovely wUd roses
~re sprinkled about the lea.
It's horse country for sure.
There I discovered the MI-
niature Horses. So cute! So
frollcksomel Frisking about
like blg oorses, which Is what
they thlnlt they are.
··Why,'' I exclaimed to my
guide, •• tbey are formed pre-
c isely like REAL horses.''
The good doctor laughed.
''They are real oorses," he
told me, ''only they stand
about 18 Inches high and have
a weight of about 29 pounds."
The UtUe niece of my
daughter-In-law was In rap-
tures. She sat on the soft
grass and one of the dell-
cately formed, wee beauties
ran over to her. After In-
specting her carefUlly, he
nibbled at her .,..lr and nuz-
zled against her. Suddenly,
~he other senn LUltputWI
borses formed ooe lone l1De
behind tbe tlrst horse, each
awattlog his turn to play
wltb Lisbeth.
··How tame they are,·· I
said.
Ill R S. W A 0 0 ELL
Argentina,'' he replied.
··The t:.mUy of Don Julio
Fallabella has been breed-
ing them for over 100 years.
They always tlx both male
and female so they cannot
reproduce when they are
shipped abroad. They are
called miniature oorses. You
note how perfect is tbelr for-
mation, bow exquisite their
shape. You notice they are
dappled, pintos, blacks,
brown and some are pure
white, like the famous hor-
ses of Vienna. Never call
them ponies, for ponies are
coarse, and h,ave-a broa-
der bone structure."
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSl~
PUBLISHED EKLY·PG. 3
THURSDAY, JULY 21, 19n
CORONA DEL MAR. CAUf.
Tijuana trip is planned
••sa Dla de Colta Wesa" i>teco b·t bU to eateb u..
,W bt celtbnted Saturday, Amtrak tniD back ID Saala
Me· 6, 1D Tl ... u ae-Ana, arrlnnc bomt abollt
Yenl bu.Dc1nd Wuana ue 9 p.m. ~ to Jotn u orpni-AtJy elUUn of Colta ....
sed trtp to tbe border city. sa ls eligible tor lbe )mket.
UDder Jo1Dt IJ)ODSOrsblp and may male ruerntiolal
ot Calleate racetrack. aDd at $20 per penon wltb tbe
tbe Chambers of Commerce Chamber of Commerce, te-
of eo.ta Mesa aDd TI)Jana, lepbone 646-05S6. The price
the orpnlzed crouP wlll tra-includes all trana1P0rtatlon.
Yel by Amtrak traJn from admissloo to tbe races, a
SIMa A.oa. After a quick deluxe brunch aDd eoektalls
bus tour of Tl)Jana, the at the track and before
croup wtll go to tbe race-brunch.
track. Later, they wlll bave
1-1/2 bours of free Ume
1D dowmowo Tijuana, wtth
special 10 per cent discounts
offered by certain mer-
cbants~
They wUl return to San
Park named
for Pinkley
Pinkley park wUl be tbe
new aame of Ogle Street
park, am a resolution ap-
proving the name change will
be before tlle oext Costa
Mesa City Counc ll meetlng
Monday, Aug, 1.
A proposed resolution na-
ming the Ogle Street park
the A. L. Pinkley park was
shleved at the request or
Couocnwomao Mary Small-
wood at the meeting last
Monday night, Pinkley park
wlll honor former Mayor
Pinkley and his wife, Mrs.
Smallwood explained.
Former Mayor Bob WU-
soo 1s due to have a park
named a.ner hJm at the sug-
gestion of Vtce Mayor Jack
fbmmett for his long years
of service to the community.
AU 5 councU members were
agreeable to his suggestlon.
REOA Y ART SHOWN
IN N.B. CITY HALL
Aquatint prints and oil
paintings by former Newport
Beach artist Elizabeth Re-
day, now llvlng ln London,
are on display In Newport
City Hall until Sept. 1. Some
of the prlnts have been shown
at the Royal Academy of
Arts ln London, considered
the highest booor for an ar-
tlst In England.
The a rtist attended UC
Irvine, then obtalned her M.
A. degree at the Royal Col-
lege of Art 1D Loodon, after
painting 1n Po~ltano, Italy.
NEW MINISTER at the Flrst
United Methodist Cbureb of
Costa MesatsttteRev.Char·
les D. Clark. who bas pas-
to red the United Metbodtst
Churcb Lo Lynwood for 14
years. He was oamed man
of the year by the Lyowood
Chamber, served as presi-
dent of the Lynwood Coor-
dlnatlng CouncU and on the
board of the Southeast-Rio
Vista YMCA. He Is an Army
veteran of World War U,
servlng ln Satpan and Japan.
Mr. Clark and hJswlfe,Ber-
niece, have a son. Gary, and
2 daughter s, Kathy and DI-
ane.
ANDERSEN PUPILS
TO HEAR MANGERS
Assemblyman Dennis
M~ers w1ll speak l9 An-
dersen students and guests
attending the school's car-
eer carnival on Friday, July
29, Students will display pro-
ducts associated with the
careers and leisure activi-
ties they've been studying
this summer, a ccording to
Lee Wloocur, summer
scllool princlpa.l.
SHIRLEY GILBERT, ~T~~.n~Cer of tbe Bra.Ule lnsUtute
Ora.tlge Couuty Community Cetter, right, se"es Ann
Wells, president of Brame Institute -~12ry of New-
port Beach. lett, and Nina Hodge, a volunteer !rom Long
Beach. The Auli1!2ry hosted a tea at the Sherman Gar-
dens ln Coro.Ja del M.&.r to hooor the 150 volunteers
worldng at the Orance Couoty Community Center. Mem-
bers of tbe tea committee Included M:.Ss Dorothy De-
Puydt, Mrs. WUUam Thomas aDd Mrs. Hester Wills,
all o~ Newport Beach; Mrs, Briant H. Wells Jr., Mrs.
sterll.al R. Newman and Mrs. Merrlll Johnson, all of
Laguna Niguel; Mrs. WUltam B. Roller, Mrs. T. Dun-
can Steftrt and Mrs. C. Alan WUltams, aU of Corona
del Mar. Tbe Brame Institute's year-a.rouod programs
of tralntng, education and special servtces are offered
without char~e to the legally blind anli are funded by
contributions fro:n the public.
How to read faster
Beacuse the reading abi-
lity of Callfornia students
has dropped below tbe na-
tional average, the Orange
Coast n.~CA Is offering a
summer reading Improve-
ment program.
The course, open toadults
as well as students, wlll
be coDducted by tbe E. f. R.
System, under the supervi-
sion of reading specialist
Dan Rosenwasser.
A demoostntlon ls sche-
duled for 7 p.m. Wednesday,
July 27, at the YMCA, 2300
University Dr., Back Bay.
The demonstration is for
the entire family and Is free.
Advance reservations, which
are required, may be made
by calllng the YMCA at 642-
9990.
Mr. Rosenwasser says
that E. I. R. results with
more than 54,000 students
and adults during the last
21 years have shown 300
to l,iOO per cent 1Jlcrease
ln read~ speed with super-
lor comprehension.
Tbe course features a stu-
dy babtts kit, wblch teaches
students how to write term
papers, take exams, take
notE!s and do school or bus-
loess reading effectively.
SPUTUM BOWL
AWARDS GIVEN
Toe 3-man respiratory
therapy team from Hoag hos-
pital won top bonors Lo tbe
recent Caillorni.a Society or
Respiratory Therapists
(CSRT) ··Sputum Bowl.''
Bruce Armstrong, Greg
Pacentlne, and Lee Sutter,
registered r espiratory the-
rapists, representlng Hoa(
hospital, competed against
3-member respiratory the-
rapy teams from Westmins-
ter hospital aud Anaheim
hospital before moving to
the tl.nals and claiming vic-
tory over the team from
UCI Medical Center, at the
CSRT state convention ln
June.
A face to face question
and answer format was the
basts for tbe competition.
wlth questions based on com-
mon t~xts In repintory me-
dicl.ne.
PHILLIP HEERES AT
ENGLAND RAF BASE j\J~1" ~0~_t> !
...---.... ~ @_.==::;;....~
OPEN HOUSE JULY 2B AT TENNIS CLUB
Tbt ~rTt..UClllb
of Coroa del War wtU bold
an opee HouM July !8 from
S:30 uattl 1:00 p.m. ud of. ,., a loaf ol the ...,.., bd
tcQllJ rdlltUMII tlllb.
Lloyd , lll1auoe 1.1 the
De'W'IJ IRlO(.ated pro. accor-
tUIC to P«er G. Vu
Setal.tle, ceatn~ maaacu.
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9-9 WEEKDAYS e 9-7 SUNDAYS
SOZl E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR
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644-0638
-\.\ARBOR Yl'tW CENTB?-
on San Jo&qulf'\ ~~~~ ~:load
JU!t{ Soulh J ~etC Arlhvr B h•cl.
Getting settled
made simple.
New-town dilemmas fade
atter 1 WELCOME WAGON ull.
As your Hostess, it's my job to help you make the
most of your new nelfhbomood. Our shoppina areu.
Community optiOrtunltltl: Special attractions. Lots of facts to uw you ti!M and money.
Plus a basket of t lfts for y061r famil~.
I'll be llstenlnc for your ull.
'*~~~ll 6..0.2893 549·3215
WIJ-RE !d-ousE
~L~IWC£, '·Yes, hldeed. They make
great pets. We have broken
them just as we do bigger
horses. They can pull a small
cart or put them oo a leash
and they wUl walk wtth you.
Best of all, despite their re-
fined, gentle look they have
a life expectancy of 50 to 60
years.''
As I tore myself away
from the paddock uooer tbe
trees wbere the grass ls
strewn with roses, I thought
this ls another world. But
1t was stm hard to per-
suade Llst>etb to leave this
fairyland, wbere tiny crea-
tures played. It must well
have been ltke a scene from
AeSop's Fables to her. Not
untU I promised her that
she should have one of the
Uttle pets for ''her very
own" could I walk out of
the gate of the Bra<l>ury
Estates.
'•She coold keep the oew
pet 'with her right Lo her
backyard," was wbat I was
thinking. After aU, hadn't
1 always mown that the story
would eD1 like this?
Now serving at LakeDheat.h
RAF st.atlon, England, with
a U.S. Atr Forces 1D Europe
unit Is Airman First Class
Pbilltp W. Heeres, son of
Mr, am Mrs. Louis P.
Heeres of 21 Mainsail !)rtve,
Jasmine Creek.
Airman Heeres, an air-
. c raft maintenance spectal-
lst, was previously asslgned
at George AFB, Call!. He Is
a 19'74 graduate of Estancia
bJcb sebool 1D Costa Mesa.
B&JiJs :5/f--/. Jut..y 23
Cf 3o -5 3o
( OPt;AJ .Sc.JA11:>4-'J 12.-S)
"Where did you get these
adorable creatures'?'' I
asked the goo<l doctor.
·• We Imported them from
J Flo rut Special I
ROSES
llllit
DOZEN
Take home
beautitul
ftorilt • ~~~
Tbun.-Sun.
JuiJ 21 -24.
FUCHSIAS
Jewels of the tlower world,
Enchanting forma and colon!
In Hanpng Redwood ::e::·.95 •••
1 Gal. ft.ec. 2.25 I!WIJ Uprilb~ A Buket._,.!!!,!!,... __
Sale tbru July 26
Help for yellow lawna
Iandini
SEVEN
IRON
Loaded
with inm
aDd ~peeiaJ
mille nil.
&umaALL
lawnaa
bealthy IJftO
Mlb..... -6.9& Cowen 2~100
'!!·ft..
])frNL~H lfltf<.. ~1t:::E.Bca..t2..D L/t.. ''loil.J ~ New ;3
DtNiNr; T/H3L£ rDH< 51X35 cxf 91., ~7 Mc.u ;s
/)f(of L£I.JF J);iviAJC 77J-BL£ Rer-pl55 Now 2.3 7
/J??ol!.r7V;EtJT OF 6-1!-m.£ ror8LES Req ~2C-O AICW)?
&zt< fA?£/; -·bf< b1 "/ti II ~ qs JVmV 95 00
e;f£?T SF J)Rtfw£R~ •· Wh/k-/Uc~ue.Je.. tJfZ TEA-K
· ft /Jrt:ttvoe.. Re tt5 Now I I 7
3 J;tfUJJCt?. o s-NCJUJ t, 9
3 j)rruver MAilJftiJer N i k 5-f1:ttJ D R: s-
• •
J)R~¥Jr7C R£DUG[7CNS
(}Cl/r? 1ont:tl
/M11if! iJ (,
!AJ;·>P-5 up 1v
Dofo od
. a• ... ~'f CD,.. .. -. .... ~A&A ••
CACIItOM ~_, ...... e&A•Dt
Cr<y ~Itt-t --r-
th~Ntr-
up r/tJ )3
I I
County facing
more jet suits
·-,..,.. la ' .. wport
·-1ft .,.. ..., Will -.. COIItJ IDr '•MfllkM "'_" .. ._ ....
-"' )II ""'riUIIU ol .. -,. 1110 --'1 a!Jport.
Jurr rldtm, _no ...
Harry IUiar't attorMJ iD
lbe .aeCM1:811 $JOS,OOO Milt
. aplaol 1110 -.~y eullor
this JMr, q rtpfiiiDU..
tbe N ru:ldeota.
Aa Oct, 11 lllutlllr date
bu beoo80tbyO ..... Coun-ty ~rlor Court Jaclp By. roa McMm.. Bllt, ,,., .. ,
COOUIIy c"' ... l Robert !IuH-
man aid UU ... .-tbat tbe
cc:.ty .,. Mtt a 1-month
delaJ to prtpl.fll Its ease.
Coaaty sapent.ors ban
buclc.ted $30,000 to po.ypro-
feulonal appraisers to es-
tablllib tbe •aloes of tile
bomes iD (Jiestloo. Home-
oWDers wW seek to prore
tbat the jet ootse bas re-
duced tbelr property -...
aod 'rill seek a )qmeot
foreiJ:I' the county to pay
for these losses. The ooun-
ty owns aDd operates tbe
airport.
Attorney Fadem has re-
preseDted large groups be-
tore In suits against ~llc
ly -owned airports. He was
the attorney for a group of
Inglewood residents who won
a multi-mlllloo dollar ).ldg-
meot several years ago
lp.inst Los Angeles Inter-
oatlooa.l airport.
-· .... riot Cart Jodp ..... Do-11111
-.. ·-oiiiiO RiMer award to h'ri,OOO.
CAVORnNG NUDIES
ARRESTED IN POOL
A COIN& del Mu 111&11
I..Dd a Ca.eo &bona womu 1
were a..rr..ted Sbaday alcbt
1D tbe Otkwoocl CU'deM 11>-
artmeat complez. alter a
seca.rtty pard elatmed be
loood tbem earacect In $8J:-
ual IDtercoane iD tbe eom-
DMOalty jlcuul botb,
Wben a Newport pollee-
man arrtYed, be salel tbty
were still lllde 1D the ba.UJ..
Tbe womu left tbe pool lDd
got dnuld, 'but tbe man
yelled ob«lldt1es, drawtng
a crowd ot aputmeat dwel-
lers to tbe aceoe, pollc-..e re-
ported. Tbe apartmeot se-
curity p_rd llDally weat in-
to tbt jacaut and cbased
him out.
CATHERINE SHIPKEY
OF N.8. DIES AT 78
Cryptstde tamlly servtees
for Mrs. Catbertoe Sbq)key,
78, of Newport Beaeb were
eolldueted Moaday at Fatr-
huen Memorial Park, Santa
Aoa, wtth Rev. Canoo John
K. Saville of St. Michael's
Episcopal Church, Anaheim,
off:tclattng.
Mrs. Stdpkey, wbo died
July 14, was born in Los
Angeles and had liYed In
Ora.oge CouDty for 70 years.
Theater 1 Salurday and Stlodaylilatlaees Theater 1.
'ANNIE HALL" FANTASTIC ,,,o ""' 9,15 !PGI ANIMATION FESTI• ,.._.
Sat., Sun.: 2:30, 7:05 and 9-:15
4:15, 6:05, 7:50, 9-:35. Sat. and Sun.,
SpecW Seo.tor Citizen Price
6 :4~
NB COUNCIL AGENDA
....... CirC...
eO will ... -........ ......... _._ ..
7110 .... -.. lilt C•eD ...... II .._ o1 car BoiL MJoca .,.. ....
todlolllolrordorol---• W.lTIR ItA TIS taollo· ... ...., __ _
--l1nu, Wlllbo ....
lmf-n.d. llllder t.•olu
ordl• ... liP lor ftaltdgp.
••••n·•-=c )q ......... ... ...., .
• --.rr.u. wiD
IIJSF¢ ........... la-
11\111 • •:NJI•rr ...... . ..................... -c-.-• liiiiXl&T ... -c:or nz tD M _.Ill'
ol q•slsZ fto W'OIIId ld--.. .:....a--ak: •nua.
Radii wins
Mesa .award
J-~~ ... -to
1110 -"' tile _.., dow.,..Jiftltllltr' •r•~
--"' 1110<:-.llo-• TOWOiiM orpi4•HM
Kr ~ bctu ace1Jtt1 a
,_ lui 1'111tr*y at 1110
ITGIP"IIDOIIWJ mtJ .... S.
YU dtld CDr ........ Ia-
NEWPORT HARIIOR EIISICJI • THURSDAY, JULY 2~ 1971
CODA OE1.11AR, CAll F •
• Uoo. .
• TRAFFIC SIGNAL It
Blrcll ud llo'loal-a.-.
tbe a!Jport •
• LAUICIKMQ of YIMIII
by cnM cwtr tM au..
--perllbol-Wlllbo ~··.., bJ Pal Alfrey IIIII -rt Lyoeb, '
--ID ~ Ilion ol till lowport Blod., loeloll·
NAVY FIREMAN Ktcbul C.
8u1'111, 1011 of CaroUat A.
Baru ot 1555 u. .. Verde
E., eo.ta Mua, bu com-
ptelod roeralt lriiDlDc at
UNt N"an.J. Tral.alJJc Ceater,
Sao D1110. He jollied 1110
Nuyla Yay, 1977.
$14,000 FIRE DAMAGE
IN NEWPORT SHORES
A flre In I Newport Shores
Pnc• -Y otcbt eausod
an estlmlted $14,000 dam-
age. Newport ftremeo 1ouDd
the bulldlac at 320 Pros-
pect completely eJIIUUed ID
flames when they respon-
ded at 11:22.
They controlled tbe t1re
almost Immediately, and It
did not spread to the borne,
wll!ch Is occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wllllams.
A motorcycle and a clo-
thes dryer were among the
garage contents destroyed.
Fire lnvesltagors said they
believed the nre started oear
the motorcycle.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH
In tbe absence of Plymouth
COllgregatiooa.l Churcb Pas-
tor JobD Lindvall, wbo ls in
England attelldlng the llier-
naUoaal AssoclaHon of Con-
,rep.Hoaal Churches, As-
soclate Pastor Cal stevens
wW preach on '•It's all re-
lative" at the 10:30 a.m.
SuDday worship service. At
9 a.m. be wUl contiiJJe his
Bible study ID tbe gospel
of Mark. Associate Pastor
Tony Curto wtU conduct tbe
Sunday eve~ servtce at
7 p.m. The church Is at3Z62
Br,_d St., Newport Heights.
• PAY ·of poU~m• IDd
blae coll&r worUn.
• APPOINTMEMTS to cl-
U&ea 1l0mmltteu oe bicycle
t.n.Us ud commuatty de-
..-elopmeat.
• CUFF OR. part lm-
proteme-ats.
RUBLIC NOTICE
-tbe lormat .. llllllc Hl'ke IDd I 1:10 p.m. ID· .. ..-_, -·· ... -ID lbe -ial pi>Ue.
EDWARD JONES, ·«l,
OF C.ll. :SUCCUMBS
hMnl..meeolorEII.
ward B. loaM, 40, ot 659
Ill. d> ..... --ofiiiOIIorolroal.
Mr. Rac:tU. a. tormer DII-
JOr &Dd .WI a mtmber o1.
tlie ctty c-u. laid be
belle'ltl tblt "tadlridllal tiP· rndlll o1 buot--nut
&<> --111--wtlb Orpll-
l&ed red8't'elopmeat. 1t we
are &<>lac to realJse "''pi of l~roYlae our baslDell
commuaity."
FICTITIOUS B tlSiliESS
KAYE STATEMIUrJ'
Tbe touo.rlac -to
-bu"-· u:-Newport, S444 VIa ()porto,
Newport Beocb, Callt. liZMS'
Ed Ziemer, lOSS E. Oreeaa
BlYd., Blllxla, CA. 9!Hl.
E. F'lowor st., c-M-, LAST SWIM SESSION
an ac.bdlled i:)r Z p.m. to-Rec1stratloa .,r tbe tiDal
day, JRiy Zl, 1D BtU Bf't*i-aesstoa ot occ•a aammer
""Y Cbopet will Roo. lid>-nlm Procram will be belli
art B. JICCbl, Colt& Mtea from 9 a.m. to DOOit Jlly
FoanQIIln Cba.reb, offtet-30 1D the OCC om.
atlar. The two week seslioo
Mr. J--lltod Slm. · ruoa Aug, l-IZ, -y
day 111 eo..-. -, INif. throogh Frldar. Tbis bustDell 11 COID&c-
ted by 1D IDIIM~al. ~
Ed Ziemer.
Tb1s statemeDI: wu ftled
wttb tbe C011DtJ elert of Or-
ange Couoty July 19, 197'1.
Publlsb: July 21, 28, Alae·
4, 11, 1977, ln tbe Newport
Harbor ~BSfp, F -79 .. 8
employed -bllllder. Be 111 •m .. d by tdntte, Mar.·
prot; -E-rd o1 Qre •.
aoo ud Mlcbaet of T._
4 daaPten. Terry ud Dl-
1111 JODU of Costa M_l.lld,
Valerie &Dd Karen JODM ol
Saata Ana: his mother, Mrs.
Roy Jooea. Costa Me•.
PUBLIC NOTICE -:.....:o.:~:...;.;.;:...;..;.,=.._. CYQ.IST IS FATALLY
FICTITIOUS BIJSINESS HURT IN ACODE"T NAME STATEMENT "
Tbe followlac PfroDII to Tbomu E. Keollll(, 22,
doiDI bwllnessas: Down Eut of !&1S Orance Ate., Costa
AotiiJI:eS, Newporter 1DD. Mea_ lA OCC Jtadellt, dl.ed
1107 Jamboree Rd., Newport 1D Co.ta lltsa botpUaJMoa-
Beacb, Calli. 92660: F~r-day from 1D)IIr1ea lllffered
lck R. Cook. 7320 E. Sboe-1D a motorcJcle 1ccldeat oa
man Ln., PbecN11z. AJ1soaa Est&Dcll Dr. DtU Swu.Ctr-
85251. de Satarday alebt.
Tbts business Is eocdlcted He wu aortllboaDd oa. Es-
PUBLI C NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BIJSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The follow-Ing persons are
doiDg bosineu as: Tbe Cre-
ative Coneorttu.m. 177-F Rl-
nrslde Ave.. Newport
Beaeb, Callfoi'Dla 92663: Ke-
TiD E. Glles, Volc.aoes No.
183, Carr. ltlez-Tol Km 17.5,
Yezt.eo 10, D. F. Me II. co:
Robert D. Valladares. St.
erra Frta 745. Mexico 10,
D. F. MeDco; Merrell A.
Wood UJ. Biarrltz No. 18,
Apto. 10, Mexico 6, D. F.
Mexico.
This business 1s cooduc-
ted by an WllDcorponted u-
soclattoo other thaD a part-
oershlp, Signed: Kevin E.
GUes.
This statement was ftled
with tbe county clerk. of dr-
a.nce CouMJ July 1977,
''HASTY
HAD ITS"
PLUSjPCY
.
';;~~L
PORT '"Citcatrc
by an l.ndh1&111. Slped: t&Dc:l&, mll)ldled I c:u"e,
Frederick Cook. &Dd blt a curb. He aodapu.-
This statement was .ftled sezwer. Roy B. ButtlefD8:,
with the couoty clerk of Or-22, ot 599 KIDwell Pl., Cos-at~~e County July 18, 1977, ta u..., were thrown ott.
Publtsb; July 21, 28, Auc. pollee nported. Tbe puaea-
4. 11, 1977, la tbe Newport 1er nceiY~ mtooriD)~rtes.
Hartlor E01Jp.. F -79067 U.:ua wu bald yesterday
1n st.-Jotm tbe Baptist
Cburcb, Co.ta Mea.. He 1s
surYI.Yed by b1a motber, Mrs.
Dorothy Keatlllc, Oruce; Z
slaten, U.ra. L1Ddl. New-
land. WNtcbester, CaW.,
ud Patrtcla Ga.rdeoer, Or-
uce.
Publish: July 21. •;;~~~;~~;;~iii~ II, lll~tb:•;:~~~
Bell B-y Mortuary
wu tba director, "'
PHYLLIS ROWIHREE
OF C.M. DIES AT 82
Fuenl HrYI.CeS for . • • • llil. ~!
------
I
Pbyllb G. Row"Dtree. BZ, of
940 W. Vletorta St., Costa
Mesa. are scbeduled for 11
a.m. today, July 21, 1a Bell
B-y Cbapel, witb Rev.
Dutd U.acy ot Los Anceles
orftctatq.
HARBOI< TWIN CINEMAS
HARBOR at WILSON. COSTA MESA
64&-0573
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PUBLIC NOTICE·
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe t>l..low1llc per.:»~S are
dolag-u:WiriiMa
Soulld Syatems aka AJ Pzo.
ducts. 110 'I'UtiD A,....,
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Luncheon • Dinner
Brunch • Late Supper
Romanhc old world
atmosphere in ' .
the Capn· Lounge
Reservations Honored
(714) 642-9434
3300 W. Coast Highway
at Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
and the onginal Amelia's
on Balboa Island
OPEN FOR LUNCHEON AND DINNER
311 Man'ne A11e . (714) 673-6.580
B LJ r gl a r !
HOW MUCH
CAN YOU
AFFORD TO LOSE
IF A BURGLAR DECIDES
TO BREAK INTO YOUR HOME
OR BUSINESS TONIGHT ?
Sea Co~st will plan
your hom~ or business
security system. . .
Phone
642·349p
Now!
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SEA COAST ALARM SYSTEMS
fA DMow-., ._ C... ~· ..,.,}
1651 Placentia Ave. • Casto Meso
IAltS
CUSTO,., POOLS
and THERAPEUTIC SPAS
OPEN 7 DAYS. PHONE OR ywx OUR SHOWROOMS IOOA'f.
-1!222 SO. HARBOR BLVD., GARDEN GROVE
Z?&Ol FORB~ ROAD, LAGUNA NIGUEL
AoabeJm Garden Grove Fullerton
??!.$401 750-?665 871-8020
Lqaaa NJcuel STATE LICEHSE Coastal Area
tsl-ZS?5 NO. 1t22l7 646-5094
• SUJmAY,IULY J
-...., F'. Surllowtea, '181
Scott Pl •• ftDOrt.d a 1MI
Portebe Jj)Ortl c:u MoltD
from 'lit Olnu Way, tiM
thttf euttllc a 1IAk ot a
CIIIJD to pta .try tbro.p
a c._lD U.Dk floct to rt&Cb
the Yebiclt • • • A ey~r
bead temperatur• pace, oU
seodq pre ... re lllllt and
oU te~rature pace were
stoleD from the lutrumeat
panel of tbe car of Jetf S.
Funkbauser, 480! Neiltue
Ave., West Newport, parked
at 1880 Newport Bl'd. • ••
KeodaU C. Green. 22, of 400
Marrtmac Way, wucbarced
with cultintloo ofma.rtjua.oa
lo two plastic buckets oo a
Zod-tloor balcony at that ad-
dress.
• MONDAY, JULY 4
Two racf.o-tape stereosy-
stem~ YMUed at $320 were
sto~(!l from vehicles on dis-
play at Victory Dodge, 2888
Ra!'bor BlYd, • • • Daryl
L. Van Ripe:-, 21, of 778
Scott Pl,, was charged with
drunk drhiJit!, reststiJic ar-
rest a.o:1 possession of dan-
gerous drucs after he backed
his pick-up huck into the li-
ving room of the resldeoct
of Tonl A. Churchut, 681-B
Vtctorla st., with such force
thlt a corner portion col-
lapsed ••• A ban} deposit
bag containing $1,733 cash
was stoletl from 0; 'id J.
Breen, 2'7, Garden Grove,
walking to a nearby bank
from Montgomery Ward,
3088 Bristol St., hts em-
ployer, by a person ptacl.ng
a t.ard object 1n the middle
ol !.ls back., taldng th~ ~?.(
and neel.og • . , Robert o.
Dale, 20, of 2039 Federal
Ave., suffered lacerations
to ·ls !lead, 16wer Up al)1
chin. requiring suturillg,
w:.e.. he was assaulted to
hts home by 3 su ;,Deets using
their hands, a lt.1l~, lmlte
and lnmml)r after a pre-
vious arg1.1e e!lt ••• Wal-
ter Biela 68, of 903 w.
17th st., ffered se1ere la-
ceratlo to 'lls lower lip
and possible internal ln)lr-
les when he apparently
blacked out and h1s car hit a
signal pole at Bristol St
a ld Newport Blvd. • •• El
Toro Marines Owen E. Bur-
ris, 20, and Wad 1 L. Roberts,
25, were taken to Co.;ta Me-
sa hospital wltb 1n)lrles af-
ter their cu ~ked don
a tame sl(oal '* 23rd st.
aad "ewport Blvd. •.. Dan-
feJ P. Levins, 17, of 933
Jasmine Circle, ;r~·Jt to
Mercy hospital witb LD)lr-
les toUowiDg a tnmc ac-
cfdeot at Bristol aod the
oo:ttilouod SaD Ulego Free-
w:ty o~ ramp, also lm.>lvtog
Edward J. Yorba, 24, ol
635 Baker st. • . . Pedes-
trian Michael G. Hlllacy,
24, of 3:)~5 Babb S.., W~lt
to Hoag hospital with ln-
)Jrles foUo~W~oc an acclooot
on Babb st., soutb of Den-
ver Dr., LDYolnng motor-
1st Reinbold J. Hettick.,
47, of 991 HarUord Way.
• TUESDA '!} !UL Y 5
Soot A. 1<00fnsoo, 111, ana
Larry S. Faits, 18, botb of
Tustlo, were LD)lred wbeo
their motorcycle, north-
bound on Newp)rt Bl,d. at
18th St., wu htt by a west-
bound car d.r1Yen by Robert
W. Foreba.Jl. 24, of 381 18tb
St., at 2:00 a.m •••• WU-
llam A. Tarrant, 2255-B Po-
rno• An., compl.aioed Uwt
a burglar took $1,000 ca..sb
from a b.rlet cue ln a bed-
room closet ID bls resldeoce
• • • Dellllls we Jeoseo, 3a,
538 CENTER STREET • COSTA MESA • 646-1919•
WARMUP SUITS :.MOREY BOOGY BOARDS -.
v-Neck ACRYLIC SWEATERSi KICK BOARDS .
RUNNING SHORTS . DUCK FEET FINS -------··--·-----RACQUETBALL SPEEDO SWIM SUITS
& TRUNKS RACQUETS
RACQUET BALLS
_o_.P_. _sw_IM_-_sH_O_R_T_s .. --+--.~~_!~~ GLOVES
BASEBALL · PANTS i TENNIS RACKETS
SOFTBALL SHIRTS i TENNIS BALLS
-·-···---····················-!RACKET STRINGING Nl~ SHIRTS a . ..-·--·
& SHORTS i BASEBAU . i.'
TENNIS DRESSES ~ SoFTBALL MITTS
TENNIS I SHQES I BASEBALL •
LADIES~TENNIS 1 SHORTS SOFTBAU:. BATS . . ._._._ .. _.BASE8AUS & -~
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ted .... ~-.:1 ud ld~'.W • tile a.e. ...
M ....... be IU tnOor
ud ...... OIIted I -. Iiiii).
Jeeta ntrimac I FNibM ... BucJan C8Uid ...
$S5 diiDip to tM lllaroof
to tbe car of .. ,..,.~.~ F.
Fort>N Ill, aoo4 FWmor• w.,, tU111J .,.an, a lle-
reo ndlo eart11dce lad a.pe.
n.batd at "~ • • • Rutb A.
M-::Carrta, 11, of U$4 Suta
Aaa An., be1ac booked lDto
jail o:.aNew.,.,rtpoUeewar-
rut, wu e._rctd wJtb po~
sessfon of drac•·
• WEDNESDAY, J'ULY 6
StC!beD J. O,moa, 58, of
150 Del Mar Ate., wu cbar-
ced wit.b draDk drlYiac OD <>rue• ~.... aortb of 21st
st., at li:ZO a.m. • • • A
buqlar toot a cat food can
ecWalnhiC $51D pellllles from
tbe Jdtcbea of Carl E. Allen,
15to-C Elm An., retuf'Diog
a conb.lDer taken Jn a theft z momu earller ••• MJ-
cbael N, Nguyea, 8, of 1048-
B MiasJoD Dr., was taken to
Costa Mesa bolpltal witb
a fracblred slluU satrered
when croest.oc Mendoza Dr.
at MJ.sstOQ Dr., bU by a
car d.rlven ~Y Gregory J.
Smith, 29, of 2729 Sa.o Juan
Lane • • • Two 50.pouods
boxes of Dills, lumber and
about 200 teet of half-1Deb
copper tublnc, all valued at
$415, were taken from a con-
struction site at 1875 Mon-
ro'la Ave., belonctnc to Con-
struction loYestmeDts, Mis-
sion Viejo • • • Stxto J.
Flores, 23, of 2003 AD&helm
Ave., was claqed wUb dru.Dk
d.rtrtog at Bay st. and New-
port BlYd.
• THURSDAY, JULY 7
Peter D. Cantle1d. 327
Walnut St., reported hts$300
camera, leos and case sto-
leo rr~m a table 1n an alcove
of a ha.Uw~y In tbe mN11a
ce•r, CraJ1Ce C~st Co~
lege .•• A 10-speedblcycle,
nlued at between $190 aDd
$200, was stolen from a
garage at 550 sturgeon Dr.,
belong~ to Doreen G. Op-
wa, 3126 KilarDey Ln. • • •
Robert R. Salas, 892 Pre-
sidio Dr., reported t.be $420
burglary of a C B radio a.od
AM-FM radio tape player
from h1s va.o • • • A $160
box of tools was stoleo from
tbe garac1! of James E. Og-an. 2761 Meodosa Dr ••••
A $S walfet containing $1'70
cub was stolto from • • •
lt:icad giMe eomputmeatta
tbe car of Rudy F. Castllaa,
1910 Sft.D Dr.
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When you purchase
any size box of
Lipton" Family Size
Tea Bags.
NEWPORT HA~BOR ENSI~
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ·PC. 5
THURSDAY, JULY Zl. ttn
CORONA DEL MAR. CALif.
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Upton• Family Size Tea Bags
and the sun make iced tea
taste so smooth. delk:ious.
and cleat: Tile sun just seems
to bring out 0JerY drop of
flavor in Upton's famous blend.
And the sun does the work for
you. You don't even boil the
water Just foiiCM~ the reope.
1. Put three (3 ) upton Famtly SIZe Tea
Bag., tn a gallon )ar and hll With cold water
2. Set outside in the sunshme for 3 to 4
hours Serve over ice
NOTE Vary the number of tea bags and
the duratiOn of brew.ng according to the
tea strength you desire Also. if regular
(cup saze) tea bags are used. substitute
thr{'e regular siZe bags for each Famtly
StZeBag
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There are only t\VO ways to buy a ne\\/ or used car i\o\A... and save Or later. and pay more.
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Record sales volume gives you more vanety. b~tt~r pnces and b1gger trades. Now
In Fall. prices Will only go up And up
Take the pick of the lot while there's a lot to ptck from Then ask us fo r good financing.
To speed thmgs along. we'll give you 24·hour loan approval service.
We want to help you now. And there are no t\VO ways about that
CITIZENS BANK
()=COSTA MESA
Let Us
Be Your
Banker
Horf>ont W.r • (714) 919-4200• Mcm~r FDIC
8crii;'lg Hovn. Nondoy-~9 to 5
Friday-9 to 6 • Sorurdclv-9to J
~ MUUCLEA.N • COMPLETE SEaVICES-
CERAMIC nLE CARPET SALES
DRAPERY SALES PAINTING
WALLPAPER liNOLEUM SALES l.£\ll.ORS
ClEANING
LEA N®
Experts ... from floor to ceiling !
28.-6 L COAST~II1',COIION.I\Ofl!Mot
640-2700
RENTALS AND SAL ES
, ROBERT'S TUX SHOP
LATEST FASHIONS & COLORS
For mal Wear IS Qo, Only Business -It Malle•s
HOURS : MON. -THURS. 10 to 6
fRI . 10 to I!;" SAT. 9 to S
Ne~! To Wes!ern Federal S..~ongs & Loan Assoc
27S6 E, COAST HWY ,, CORONA DEL MAR
Phone (71 4) 640-4122
Opt>n o\lond:.~.) -Saturday !t :Jfl. 5:30
Sunda~ II 10 ~
673-1970
:J-I ~J \'ia Lido
·'t'14'port Ht'ach -
th e
Other Store
ttpf'n :\-l onda.\·-S;;~turda _\·, !I :Jfl--5 ::10
Sur1d<1J I I tu I
675 -8523
;Ju t-:. lialbtla Hh·d .
on tht' Prnin ~ula •
For fast,
competitive ,
custom -made ·
A BURGLARY PREVENTION DISPLAY wu a special
feature at Saturday's pancake and hamburger teed put
on by the Corona del Mar KJnDis Club at the corae:
of Cout Hwy, and MacArthur Blvd. Pictured here,
from left, are Mrs. Dorward Lewis of Balboa Island·
orncer Stan Bressler of the Newport Beach poUce dept:
demonstrating a locldng device on a slldtnc glass door·
Mrs. Gall Vinje of Balboa Island, and Pat McNam~e;
president of the Kiwanis Club, Mo re information on
crime prevention, which ts the 1977 theme tor Kiwanis
may be obtained from otncer Bressler by calllng 644:
3662. (Photo by AI Kelso,)
tor the pancake
eaters are, from len, Pat
McNamet>, presldeot of the
CDM Kiwanis Club; Jim Kis.
sler, chairman of Saturday's
pancake-hamburger feast;
Howard Folsom, one of the
griddle experts, and Pat
Jordan, In charge of ticket
sales. The annual event also
featured a parking lot sale,
Including white elephant It-
ems, plants, pies, cookies,
cakes. (Grant Howald ohoto.)
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
PUBLISHED WE~[Y-PG.6
THURSDAY, JULY 21, l!n
COROllA O£L liAR, ~UF
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ANNUAL
STOREWIDE
SUMMER SALE
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • : •
Congressmen· •
will report i (31 i Congressmen Robert E.
Badham and Mark W. Han-
naford will jo!n ·ln an infor-
mational speaking program
at the Balboa Bay Club at
11:45 a.m. Thursday, Aug-
ust 11, sponsored by the Or-
ange County Coast Associa-
tion.
"With all of the ma jor
decisions now controntl~
federal legislators: --the
B-l bomber, human rights,
death ~natty Jaws, the el-
ectoral college, energy pol-
Icy--update fro m our coas-
tal representatives Is ex-
tremely timely,'' a ccord!~
to Jack Feehan, Coast As-
sociation president.
Reservations maybe made
tor the luucheon at $6,50
per person, by mall to: 18582
Beach Blvd., ~224, Hunting-
ton Beach 92648.
• r • • • i NOW IN PROGRESS-THRU JULY 31 i • • • • • • • • • • • • •
PENN YELLOW BALLS -$2.00 ~~=
(LIMIT 4 CAMS PER CUSTOMER)
; fl) "EVERYTHING IN TENNIS" ~
~aramou nl OJ porls
• • • • • • • •
P ho ne 6-'2 • 6886
333 E. 17th St. -Costa Mesa
llf'JIIN IJ '1111: INTt=.RNA'f/ON AL PAN CAKE HOU SE
ll·6 .'iat. & Mo>1. tltru Thurs. • fri. /o 8 p.m.· Sur~. 11·1
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
HOME
LOANS ... look to
your local
LFS
efficient escrows
• prompt appraisals
• over 30 customer
services
THANKS TO THESE HARBOR AREA BOYS AND GIRLS
YOU CAN TAKE"Y.E.S!~ FOR AN ANSWER
Do you have a job thai needs filling? A chore that
needs done? A summer repl acement that hasn't
been replaced·' Then call the Youth Employment
Service. a non profit. no· fee a gency that finds talented.
hard-working yo ung peopl e to handle skilled, semi·
skill ed or un skilled assignments. More than 300
types of jobs have been successfully filled by Y E.S.
in the past year alone.
Y E.S. puts the lie to the careless statement that
claims today's young peopl e don't want to work.
They do. More than 2.500 are on the YE.S. list
today, looking for any kind of work, from an hour
to a full SUrJVller. from unskilled to professional, in
home. boatyard, supermarket or office complex.
Yo u 'II be delightfully surprised when you tell Y E.S.
about a job to be done. Y E.S. can use volunteer
help, too, and since no fees are paid by employer
or employee, Y E. S. can always use financial aid. If
you can help YE.S.. or YE.S. can help you, call ...
YOUTH I!MPLOYMI!NT SERVICE
Ruth Urban, President
Carolyn Sweetland, Executive Director
542 Wnt 19th Str .. t, Suite 8
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'Costa Mesa, California 926ZI "
,..._,..., _ _... Telephone: iS42-0474
Num~ 51 In a seri es of ~ublic service advertisements sponsored by Avco Anenc:lal SeMc~. Newport Beach, c;tfomia' .
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SIND IM THIS OIDIR Wlllt $5.00 TOt
MIWftOIT HAIIOI IMSIGM mt L COAST HWY ., COlOMA DI!L MAR
HARBOR FELLOWSHIP BI_Bl.E Qt_URCH
2310 ST. et ORANGE, COSTA MESA. 645-5050
. DR. f . KEMTOM BESHORE, PA .~TOR .
SUDdl.y worablp •••••••••• 10:45 a..m. and 6:30 p.m.
SUDdayiCbool -9:SO a.m. WedDelday semce -7 p.m.
An IDdepeodent ctllrc h with Bible tee.cblog minlstry
ATTEND
THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
CHRISTIAM SCIENCE
SERVICES
F1R8T CHURCH OF
CHRIST, saENnST
3303 Via Lido
Newport Beach
Sundly School -9 &t 10:30
Sunday Semee -9 & 10:30
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING :-:00 p.m.
R f.A VIN~ IW0 \4
Week days: 9~ .• m.-Sp.m.
Wednesday:~ am-7:45 pm
Tuesday: 9 am -5 pm, 7 -9
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SI:CONO CfiVacH Of'
CIIUIT, ICIENTIST
Newport Beach at
Corona del Mar
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3100 Pactnc View Dr.
Sunday School -10 a.m.
Sunday S.rrice -tO a.m.
Wednesday: 8:00p.m.
Rt;A IJ/N(i IWO.'ff
3500-B E. Coast Hwy.
Entrance ooNarclssus
Mon.-Fri.: 10 am to 5 pm
· Sunday attei'DOOD: 1 to 3
Saturd2y: 10 am to 4 pm
• • • •
You are}~y l.DvUed
to atteoa ehareb S.mces
aDd to 11M R•cllar Rooms.
W t I.Drite yoa to wora'bJp
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER, LCA
2900 Pacutc VIew Or.
Corona del Mar. Callf.
LAWRENCE D. FRUHLING
Pastor --Phone 644-2664
SUNDAY SERVICES:
Coatemponry Serrice
9:15a.m.
Utaqical Sentoe •• 10:30
Comm11Jdoa.1st & 3rd &ln.
AC••IIw••••
CoMa Mesa
MSTUMITID
...-ntODIST CHURCH
18th St.& Hwbor Blvd,
c:a..daS...tw All.,.._ .. ,.
....._-II:MAJ4.
CHARLES D. CLARK
P A STOR
,.AUL: H. ALEXANDER
ASSOC IATE
GRACE BIBLE CHURCH
Veterans Memorial Bldg.
565 w. 18tb. Costa Mesa
REV. TOM TYREE. Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
CfULDREN 'S PREP
SCHOOL. 10:00 a.m •
HOME BIBLE CLASSES:
CaU 552-0092
•TeacJdDc Bible DDctrtne•
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
''THE FRIENDLIEST CHURCH IN TOWN''
W t\ r N 1: P. '14 VI. I. t:,\1, P A ~ I 0 R
1tt00 A.M.-ADULT WORSH, I. SUNDAY SCHOOL
6r00 P.M. -EVANGELICAL HOUR
301 MAGNOLIA AT SAHTA AHA AVE., COSTA ME SA
Jlumout~ Qlongrrgational Qihurc~
A FREE AHO IHOEP EN OlEN T
COI"GRIEG ATIOHAL CHRIST IAN CHURCH
'I"Hf! Rf·T. }OliN .\. 1./N/H'M .I . \iinislf.r
9t00 A.M . SUNDAY• llaLI! STUDY
10sl0 A.M.• WORSHif" SERVICE, SUNDAY SCHOOL
3262 BROAD STREET, NEWPORT HEIGHTS
NURSERY CARIE PROVIDED PHOH IE: 642-2740
• 1'UIIDAY I lVIII II
PliO ........ lt, ollU
fl~t,W..eMewport,wuu.
l"eettcc at 1:10 LID. at • -
,.,._ ud lloiJftal oa a
•rrut ct~U~t~~ ldiD wttb
fatan to 1111*' 11 oout
• • • Edward Joelpta Bltcb-
e&or, lt, 01 JOI Palm. Bal-
boa, YU Cbar'l*' wttll mll-
4tmeuor druok drtftllr at
11:40 a.m. at 15.U Boaale
~ lrY11t Terrace •••
Jam• AUta Tebbetta Jr.,
52, o1111 Pos!PJ. co,._del
Mar, wu ebarcect wtthbWII
tatol1~ ud dtiOrderly
leU bla home at 4:~ p.m.
• • • Marlb&Jl Garrttt. 400
VUta Flon, tbe Bbdb, re-
ported tbat $4,09:> worlb ot
JewelrJ YU atoleo from b1s
borne between 7 p.m. Jtaoe 1
lDd 9 a.m. Juoe 28 • • • A
toolbox ud tools, n laed at
'1!4, were tateD trom the
bomt of HeDl'J Btet, 2149
Serille, Balboa, bettreeo
10:50 p.m. Jane Z7 aDd 8:30
a..m. Juoe 28 • • • A $150
btcye.le was stolen t:rom tbe
II.Dl~ked prage at Parker
Batt.rfteld'a home, 4900
N~, W~N~n.~-
GEM
TALK
............. ,. .. .. ····--~-tM f'face. ltiO B. Caut lhrJ ..
Coroaa dtl Mar,~
11:45 p.m. ,...1'1 ud 1:10
a.m. lae U, ud toot leiS
fa CUll.
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28
Georp Lllldla, S05 Yon-iDe Stu, Dover Sborea. re-
ported au 4 ~. wabled
at $000, stoleo trom h1a
Rolli RoJc. •bUe 1t wu
parked lD tbe lot at hla of-ace at901Donr,DtarWest.
cUff, between 10:30 a.m.
Juae 29 &Dd 1:30 p.m. July
1 ••• Two wi.We-talkle
rac1ios, valued at n.ooo
each. were ltoleo trom the
omee ofTel-AinCommunl-
catsoos, 1&0 Nf'WPOrt Ceater
Dr., between 10 a.m. June
Z7 and 9:30 a.m. Juoe 29
• • • Rtcbard Allan Eddy,
2353 lni.De, WestUpperBay,
reported Z e1meraa and
eome coios, valued at $551,
stoleu from his home
between 11 a.m. June 28
and 8:30 a.m. June 29 • • •
Llaa Maddoclca, 223 Canal,
Newpon ~res, reponed
that sand was poured lnto
the gas tank of her car wblle
lt was parted at her borne
between 8;30 p.m. June 28
and 7:30 a.m. June 29, cau-
sl.Dg an estimated $600 da-
mage to tbe engine.
• THURSDAY. JUNE 30
Someone stole $800 cub
BY J. c. HUMPHRIES from the main desk of the
Balboa Bay Club between J. (.. 1/umpl>ri~~. ,.,,,on· 4 7 hU th 4: 5 and a.m., " e e "u"'' at 11111 ~ .. ,.,,,, key ns left 1n the cash
lllr d. ltG~ ~~~!!" a<'' Ha drawer ••• A tool box and
Wua land,ari.:Jr,,.urt' tools valued at S215 were
titan 1'' \o•ar~. ;~ a, stolentromtbeunlockedga-
aut,,llil, ,,, K''"'' and rage at the borne of PbUtp
Tt'" ,.,,,, MltcheU. 621-1/2 Marguer-
EASTERN TIME tte. :::orona del Mar, be-
tween 8:30 p.m. J une 30 Ancient Or iental elvW-11 J 1 1 and a.m. u y ••• zatioos are responsible tor A citizens band radio val-
so many fasdnattng ued at $175 was stolen from
••firsts," lt shoUld com, a car belonging to Uoyd as no surprise to an:,..,oe Aubert, 1601 Santiago, Do-
that the Chinese a nd J a-ver Shores. while lt was
panese pioneered in bull-parked l.D the 300 block ot
dlog some ingenious time-Lindo, Balboa, about mid-
pieces. ntgbt • • • Michael Hale,
A huge automation-as-1948 Port Weybrtdge, Ha.r-
tronom:cal clock wh\eh bor VIew Homes, reponed kep~ tim·~ ln Sus Sung, Cbl-a tool box and tools valued
na, in 1090 A.D. Is of at $400 stolen from tbe un-
s,eclal Interest to boro-locked garage at h1s home,
logical blstorlans. It ran between 11 p.m. June 30
by water, and was const-..... 6 45 J ty 1 ~ : a.m. u ••• dered one of thP wonders A $300 camera was stolen
of thn• era. from Terry Toman's home
Tbe Japanese developed at 4819 River, West New-
'•Jtkk" d ock. It tea-port, between 11 a.m. June
tuhd a deiCMdil& dr1Y1Dc 29 aDd 9 a.m. JOM 30 ••• wetct~t. wbtch Ideated Paol SbYetzov, 539 San"Ber-
tlme wttb a pointer as 1t oardJ.Do, Newpon Heights,
moud down an Inscribed reponed a toolbox and tools
panel. Japan wa~also home nlued at $400, stolen from
of tbe romantic locense IUs unlocked garaee between
clock. A tnll1ng wisp of 4 p.m. June 29 and 5 p.m.
incense wound Its way June 30 • • • Phlllp Antbony
through a maze to mark Velderraln, 34, of 990 Post,
tbe pusage of time. lD Costa Mesa, was arrested
Gelsba t.xnes, these tra-t 10:30 t 2Zod St a . p.m. a •
grant devices wer e often beacb, Central Newpon, and
us ed to time th~ vlslts , c harged with possessiag co-
of guests. ca.tne.
Mechanical watches
were introduced to the Or-1• FRIDAY, J ULY 1
teot by Europeans in 1542, John Heinecke, 247 Pros-
aM were am)ng the most 'pect, Newpon Shores, re-
sougbt-atter of W.'lstern ported skts, ski boots,
gadgets. 1 a shotgun. pistols, a sword
!_;;;_...;... _______ , and a jewelry box, valued
at $1,245, stolen from hls
Is JOUr money earning
as much as It could t
home between Z p.m. June
29 and 2:45 p.m. July 1,
1, ~Y a thief who removed
louvres trom a bedroom tdn-
dow to get in ••• A kitchen
work table valued at $200
was stolen behreen 4 p.m.
e
%
Efftctive
Annuli
Yt.ld*
on 36-Month Thrift Certificates
($10,000 Minimum)
• Full·ptld thrift lrwettmtm ctrtlfk:at.tt wilt • .,n the Effec:tlwe Annual Yield
when Interest is left In • K~ p•book end is maintained for one v•tr .
Interest Is ptld quan.rty. E.,ly withdr.wals will be JUbject to interftt
penalty.
Interest Ratt Efftcdve AnnuM Yield Minimums RequiNd
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7.~ S&,000,31Monthl
7.1ft 11,000, 24 Monthl
53!4% Passbook Accounts
Other lnv•tJnent CllftiftcateiiYiillble. Pl .... •·
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tnttw•Jl• e ..... :
1 781Mc!h .._ltd PH 842·7458
Juoe 30 and 11 a.m. July 1
from the Mariners Coffee
Sbop, Z606 Avon, near Mar-
iners MUe • • • Spaulding
Jewelers, 30'7 Marine, Bal-
boa Island, reported Z sU-
ver bracelets, valued at$1,-
207, missing after neighbors
saw a young man wearing
jeans and a T -sblrt break
the window of the shop at
1:28 a.m., bke sometblag
from the wlndow, and nm
away • • • Don Curtts Out-
law, 33, of 111 39th. West
Newport, was cbarged wltb belac lntoncated and dis-
orderly at 8:15p.m. at 39th
and w. Ocean Front.
HAIR
I
lt-CUT
lt-CURLED
lt-COLORE D
lt-COIFFURED
lt-"CETERA
}"iDe Hair ~Clalis~
* LORRAINE'S
BEAUTY HOOK
ON TME tiOUl.llVAIItO
eoron.·ifillli
Phohe&M-78
aT: .. ,·'
• IATVRDAT, Jt1LT ~
Y~cUddamap~
llillttd II ft,l77 Co blldl ol
tbt blowwt pnteater aa aa
OU l1c at UrcS lid iltYet,
Wtllt Newport, betwMD I
p.m. lily 1 Ud 8:30 a..m.
July z, aecoi"CClaallo tbe Re-
llloce Co. ot Suta You,
wbich owu the eqatpmem
• • • A class paUo table, 4
c ... ln's ehaJrs, and a bar-
becue rrm, valued at $800,
were stolen fTom tM troot
patio oC DenoJ.s Roseoer's
residence at 463 Serra, Co-
rom Hlghla.ods, between 3
p.m. June 29 and 11 a.m.
July 2 ••• Mary Lou Wery's
1977 Volknaren was stolen
from tbe carport of ber home
at 646Baywood. HuborVIew
Hllls, between 9 p.m. July 1
and 8 a.m. July Z ••• Sal-
vatore Josepb Clmlto J r.,
18, of 120 28t h, West New-
port, was charged with be-
Ing intolieated and <11sor-
derly at 11 p.m. In the 200
block of 42nd, West Newport
•.• Aooette Ll.odsay, 2950
Perla, the Blutfs, reponed
that her car, parked at ber
borne between 10 p.m. July
1 and 9 a.m. July 5 was co-
vered with glue and feathers.
CATHERINE MOt•.OON
OF B.l. SUCCUMBS
Memorial services for
Catherine Mondon of Balboa
lslaDd were held Saturday,
ln Newpon Harbor Lutheran
Church, with Pastor Roger
Berg offlclatlng.
Mrs. Mondon, •·bo died
July 14, ls survived by ber
hu~and, Edward; 3 daugh-
HEWPORTHAROOR ENSIGN
PUBLIS.ED WEEKLY ·PG. 7
THU RSOA Y, JULY 21. 1977
COQA DEL MAR, CAll F.
OCC sign up
time slated
R.eclJtnboll tor f:l.l1 ew .
.., at <>rue• Cout CoUtee
wtl1 be held AU(. Z4 throucb
Sept. 6, by appollltmetllooly.
For recl.ltnUoo lul.ortnatlOD
pbooe 556-5738. Tt.. admls-
sloos omce Is open Wooday
tbrougb Tbl.trsdty from 8
a.m. to 9:30 p.m. and on
Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30
p.m.
Opeo reglstraUon. oo a
drop-ill basls, wtll be held
Sept. 7-16. Fall cJa.sses be-
gin Sept. lZ.
'LUI
MOMOAY
THRU
THUMOAY
SPECIALS
(Fri., S.t., Su• .•
'til • IUn .)
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MAHI MAHI , . . . . . . . 3.81
GRILLED SEA BASS . 3.16
:rOP SIRLOIN STEAK 41.25
NEW YORK STEAK .. 4.16
LOBSTER TAIL ..... &.16
STEAK AND LOBSTER 8.96
and dozens of oth1rs
LUNCHEON Blso served daily unti/4 p.m.
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Cott removes and cleans
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hemo; And a
Coli clettn.ng
prolongs
drapery ltfe
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Dad's Advice
by Donald W. Ktlloll
From ''BAPTIST 8181..& TIIIBOXI,'" ~ Mo.
(C-m>m Jul.-)
SIHBSING lME IMPORT NICE
W. would do vweU to recall
._ wordl of Prov.rbs 22:8:
"7raln 'f) • chlld In 1M •Y !ttl
lhou/d ,.: --,. " old, he will not dlpart from It .. We
cannot ov.-strwu the v.lue of
"D.t's Advica." EtPtCially this
thould ba true of Olristian ,.
thars. W. rully have • rfiPI)Ni·
bllity • fathers for wtlid1 one
daly we shall giw 1r1 .ccount to
God. It is well th1t wt obwrve
the eM.Imple of Abraham'• obs·
dience as a f1ther to God's plan.
In Genesis 22:1, 2 1nd 8-13, we
rod: "And;, c.,.. to p.a .ttw
,_ thinp, th•t God did I'IJmpt
Abr.,_,, and Nid unto him,
Abrwh.m: M'ld M •id, BMold,
herw I Mn.
"And M Mid, TM• now thy
son, thin~ only 10n I.-e, whom
rhoo lovfl!lt, M'ld .t:t~t rtlfltl into
the l•nd of MorWI; .-.d offer
him th.,-e for • bumt-offwint/
upon on11 of rhe moun~m•
V!thich I will tr/1 fhH of ...
"And AbniiMrl aid, My *Jn,
God will pro~idll hinwlf • 1mb
for • bumt-oft.ring: liO thf!y
rtent both of tMm togethllr.
.. And thtly C¥M to 1M pi«:~
which God hMJ told him of: •nd
Abr111'111m built •n al~r there,
.,d J•id the wood in orrkH", Md
bound /111« his ron, 11nd l•id
him on the -'tw upon the wood.
"And Abrllh•m stretrh«J
forth his !wid, .nd took the
knife ta ll•y hil liOt'l.
"And the .ngel of thl1 Lord
C611~ unro him out of hMven,
Nld aid, Atx.Nm. A~:
M'ld he aid, ~., J.
"And ~ aid, L.tv not thiM
hltl'ld upon ~ l.td, nttitht!r do
thou any thing unto him: for
now I know that thou kllf'nt
God, llftingtu.dwtnot withheld
thy lOTI, thin~ only ron from rM.
"And Abr.tt11m lif~ up his
e")"ft, ¥td lookld, Mld b#lhold
him • ,.m CIIUght in • thicbt by
his homs: and Abml:sm Mnt
.nd took ,;,. ram • .nd otter.d
him up ftK • &urnt-ofkrinv in
tiN mMd of hil 101"1. "
Thus, M see that by obeying
the will of his heavenly F1ther
without reservation, God pro-
vtded 11 substitute for Abnham's
son. AJ God blessed the obedi-
enct Of Isaac's fathltf , so will He
~ess the obedience of Christian
fathers todly. I believe thlt Ab-
raham had family devotions,
where he, as the f1ther,
nsembled with the other nwm·
~~ of his houMhold around
God's Word, insof.,. as it h.c2
been revuled to him at that
time. There is no _doubt in my
mind that Abrahii'TI believed in
fellowship with God and his
family in order to bind th.:.m to-
gether in a common pursuit of
the faith the Lord had revNied
to him.
Ahf-aham was a believer in the
resurrection and reunion with
O.ristiln loved ones and friendl.
That the God of hQven was a
miriiCie workllf, At.-aham W8l
sure 11 wes evidenced by the
statement to his young men in
Genesis 22:5: "And AbnhM'n
uid unto hi$ young MM. Abit*
,_ ,_. with h .._. Md I .w1
liN I.J wi/110 yondlr .wl tiiiDt'-
lhip, .,d com• •in to you ...
We will be uni~ with God,
our Father, some day since we
hbe obeyed and believed in the
r.....,recrion of His Son. Let us
lilt.n to the wri•r of H«Jrews
11 :17-19: "By faith A1JnNm
~ h• Ml: rrt.d, offwwi ~
lua;; Mtd ,. ,., h«< , ....
tit• prom._ offwwl up m. only ---.. Of tWJGm i r -•NJ. 7'1Mr
in 1..-: lhl/1 thy __, "-WI«J:
.. Accounting tNt God -
MW 110 IW• him up, ,..., from
lho -· from --,. r «»>wKJ him In • ,..,._ N
Whit e !Ninffiroent .... tment
of Abrlhlm's feith. w. .. ...,.
ttwt ff Abrlfwn wwe twe on
..-th todly, •• Owistfen ,.
ttw, he too lllf'ICIUkt be tnoour·
...., by Ptul't 1--In
1 Th 'niiN 4:13-11: -.,, ____ .. ,..,_. _, ...... , '*-·-...., --...... -.. -.. ___ 0 __ _ ,...._ .., ... , ___ _ ---.-. -· ----.~~~ ....
t·
will God,.., -him.
~-.. -..,.,. )'0111 br
,. _. ., ... Lord, ,., -""rJdt----..... ,. _.,. ., lhol..tlnl---·---....... "FtJT lho Lon/ _,---or/---· _,_,._.,,.. --...-"'"',.-of God: M'ld tM ~in Citrin 'fhllll
rWflm:
.. TMn .. whid'l .. llllv• .,d
-lholl ,. .,..,., ... .,.
get!Ht-witlt them in b clourJ.,
10 ,.,.., Ill• LON:f in the llir: end
., llt•ll ... ..,. be with tt.
L<Nd.
Man wn miCt. in the image
of God. The wife is to obey the
husblnd, the children are to
obey father 1nd mother. eons..
cp.jently, if ded goes wrong it
·constitutes 1 9'eater Cltlstrophe
than the wrongdoing of • young
·child, does it not? 01d is impor·
tant even though the d-tild has
attained coll~ge wldu1tion. No-
tice the Word of God in Eptw.
sians 6: 1·4:
"ChildtwJ obq your /»t'flntJ
in th11 Lord: for tM6 ;. ri;tt.
"Honor thy f•th11r .,d moth-
ttr; which is th#! lint comm¥1d-
mflf'lt with promi•;
"Th•t it mq be Willi with
thf!f!l, MJd thou m.ywt liw long
on th11 Nrt/1.
"And y~ fllrhwff, provok11 not
your childrlln to llftftth: but
bring thtHn up in th11 nurtun~MJd
Mlmonition of thll Lord."
Children often make 1 hero
out of dad. M1ny fathers, regret-
tably, ar~ quitters, shirkers, or
slackers in their fitherly respon·
sibilities. In such ctses. these de-
linQuent fathers leave all the care
to mother. Joshua WIS no "'irk-
er of his obl igations, leaving fam-
ily concerns to his wife. IS
prov~n by his decl•ration in
Joshua 24:15: "And if it ettm
evil unto vou ta $f!f'VIl rh• Lord,
dJoose .you 1 this 1 dfY.11iihOht '"":·1
w;l/ .,-ve: llllhetlw tlw fOdl
which your farht!rs ~ ~r
Wl!l"t on rhe orhtlr sidt! of tiM
flood, or tiHt flOC* of tlte Amor-
it5, in "JiliH»>I t.nd Y• dwell: but
• for m11 MJd my hou• . ..e will
liiiHYII thl1 Lord."
It seems many f1thers wrong-
tv interpret God's WOfd in Prov-
erbs 22:6: '7,..in up • child in
r/111 wey he lhould go: M'ld wtt.n
h• i• old, he will not dl1p¥t from
it" Did, don't bel~e the SIQn-
ic deception that your M>n may
go the WIY of the wcwld now in
his early manhood, then turn
out fine ~~When he: gets to old ~ge.
God's Word teaches thlt. onar
ttle child is trained in • godly
wav, he will m.inuin th1t prac-
tice thr~out his life, not de-
parting therefrom, even into his
last days on this earth. So, fl-
thers. bke COUf"9' 1nd r~ite
your children God's WIY now.
I would like to ak three
questions of Onistian tethers.
First, hhe you m1inUtned regu-
lar family de-lotions? Secondly,
have you corrected your child·
ren consistently, God's -.y?
Thirdly, hiVe you shown them
the Wily of salvetion and 1 godly
life in yourself? If not, then do
not sey God is wrong in whit
the Bible teaches.
0«1, why not mike this a dey
to begin '!'91t in training, taac:h·
ing, and exemplifving tM 'kind
of Christian f1ther tha Lord
would h1ve you to be in your
homt and community7 ~ ·
ber, the Lord 00. not atk us to
1t11in the impoutble,but wfll en-
able us b"( Hb poww to ac:hlen
the desired rwl1s ln the up-
brl,..tftt of our cttHdren to the
flory of God. F • then, ft1 ...
c::om. to dtdica1t our.tve~ to
h Lord todly, to bt the rWtt
kind of father to our children In
tulfiUing our ..-.nt~~l obU-Ition8
to them both at homt .-.ct In ..........
Ptthlpt there .. 101'1'11 t•
-. """ do not'-OW Itt .. -....---Movl
Uflll you to ODml IWIIIt 1D the
ICU ..... int ki10:MidJt of .....
Oltltt by """"" --··
fal1h In """· -1D -
.,..., It Nfa -·
I
•
NEII'ORT HAIIIIOR EIISI~
PU 8U Sl( EO WE.EKL Y • P!l. I •
n«<RSIIAY Jutf 21, Jtn
OORON~ DEL MAR, CALl F,
Random ThoU(Iills
SlcloOne
For two .... •••a• brtftl the puzzle up to eye lwei horlaontally end rMcf·thelettwt • __ ....,_
Keynote of the Bible
By Dr. R. A. Torrey
FROM "THE SWORD Of' THf. LORD".
"God is love." Him up? ·•That whosoever
I J hn 4 8 believeth on him should not perish 0 : · but have everlasting life .'· God has
(CONTINUED FROM LAST Wf:EK) done everything in Hi.a power to
VI. Gocl't Love MaDIIMted. ba provide everluting life for each one
of us. If we do not have it it is our GlviDc Db Only Bcottea Sea own fault. God has ezhaust.ed the
to Die for Ut resources of infinite wisdom and in·
In the sizth place, God'• love wa.~ finite love and infinite power to
manifuted in HU giving HU only provide everlasting life for you and SIMPLE AS CAN BE
begotten Son to die in our ploce. As me. and you and I can have it for
the Spirit of God put.a it in John the takin~t.
Haveyouever hearrl some preech·
er say: .. There •• maov things in
!he Bible which are hard to under-
stand. bl.lt thank God. the plan of
sat ... ation is as sirrple as cen be.··
3:16: "For God so loved tbe world,
that he gave bia only begotten Son,
that whoeoever believeth in him
shoUld not perish, but have
everlasting life." And !!gain we read
in Romans 8:32: "He spared not his
own Son, but delivered him up for
us all"; and we read in I John 4:10,
.. Herein is love, not that we loved
God, but that he loved us, and sent
his Son to be the propitiation for
our sins."
And away back in the prophetic
vision of the Old Testament, eeven
hundred yean before the Saviour
w,. born, we read: "All we like
sheiP':"have-t'Of'e MtrayJ ft have
tu.med every one to his own way;
and Jehovah bath made to .trike on
him the iniquity of ua all" Usa .
5.3:6).
This manifestation of God'1 love
is greatest of all. This manifestation
of God's love is atupendoua, it
aeems past believing but ~know it
is true. God made the great.eAt
sacrifice in Hia power for our good .
He made the greet.est aacrifice in
tht world's history, He ''GAVE UP"
that which was dearest to Him, HIS
OWN SON.
No earthly son was ever so dear to
bi.B father as Jesua Chriat wu dear
to God. I have a son, an only aon,
and I love him, but my love for my
boy is but the faintest adumbration
of God's Jo,.e to Jesus Chritt. And
yet God gave that only begotten
Son , that eternally beloved Son, up
for you and me-gave Him up to be
crushed by the weight of man's sin
and guilt.
And for what purpoee did He give
SO VERY POOR
My Master w1s so very poor,
A manger was His cradling
place;
So very rich my Monter was,
Kings came from far to gain His
grace.
My Master was so very poor
And with the poor He broke
rhe bre•d; .
So very rich my Master was
That multirudes. by Him were
fed.
My Master was so very poor
They nailed Him nali.ed to a
cross;
So very rich my Master was
He g1ve His all and knew no
loss.
-Harry Lee, 1874-1942 ----'l'hlap I WJah to R•--
That it Pf.Y" to torpt Ute. thiap
that. In behind.
1\la.t wh•t I would do for Chriat
must need. be done for othen.
That • aood name il rtthtr to be
ct.c.n tban l'"t rid .... That .... poao.t lbiJic iD oil ....
woridltlo¥o.
That ........ to lind happm.lo
to ,..... •If.
TIYit theN ill no hlppi• en in
~i e word ODCI .._ can -w-. Thatao-:tr"'"-lflt --1Dibt ......... .....
biN ol Clatl"•• ........ .
That to - -faolt Ia
rqooll/lo=-1D·-... ia., r1 , ,... ,....., ......... .
M• lOW.., ..... __.....,,
'"""· lo ...... . 1\ot -lo too c-to bt ___ .... ,...,,
-n.o.-i ¥tiM.
Such is t he lo,.e of God, very in-
adequately described. But I wish to
ask a question in closing. The ques-
tion is this: WHAT ARE YOU GO-
ING TO DO WITH THAT
WONDROUS LOVE OF GOD
Well, !he plan of salvation 1s sim-
ple IF we obey II Timothy :1:15.
""righrfydividingthe WonJ ol trurh. ·•
TONIGHT? Our guilt never looks Otherwise it is far from silfl)le.
so black as when seen in the dazz. The apostle P11ul wrote: ··we con-
ling light of God't 'arflazing love. elude that a man is j iJStllif!d by
To be a sinful man or woman faith, wilhout the works of the L-··
seems bad enough, to despise. and (Rom. 3:28). Yet Janes lll'rote: "'!Jy
break God's holy and ezcellent lawa worlu a man is ivsrified, and nof br
seems bad enough, but the wont faith 011fy ·· (James 2:24).
thing about men and women out of Again, at Si na i God said to Israel
Christ," the m'ost shockink thine tl"lroclgh MOses: ""IF YE WILl OBEY
about men and women "e ut of.-,, M •:'f'Pf¢£ INDEED • .-d ktM!IP My
Christ, the meet horrible thin1 covenant. men shall ye be • pecUI ·
about men and women out of iar treasl.lf"e unto me above all peo-
Christ, the most damnable and pie .. ."" tEll .. 19:5). But our Lord said.
damning thing about men and as He sent His apoSIIes to wilness
women out of Christ is, that they lor Him . mat '·He rhBt Hfl~•tlf
are trampling under foot the love of and is baptiud shalf be saved ...
God. and the$e Slfl'IS shafl follow them
What would you think of a man that believe: in Mr name shalf they
who had a true and loving mother, a cast out demons. ther shall spu/1:
mother who had done everything for
h. h ho h d d with new rongur/1 ... ··etc. ThYI!i . ac· 1m, a mot er w a ma e every cording to ttleir ""gr9at commission"" sacrifice for him, a mother who had impoverished herself and imperiled water bapti51Tl was required lor still-
and wasted her life for him, and vat ion and miraculous signs ...ere
then he despised that love, rejected the evidences of salvation.
that love, sneered at that love. Confusing? Contradictory ? Not if
denied that love. and sought to dia· we ""rightly divide the Word ol
credit that love? Wou ld you not say truth ... It was alrer ""the law was
that that man was a wretch? gi ... en by Moses,"' ttfter our Lord's
But no mother's love is so great
and wonderful as the love of God to
you and me. No mother ever medea
sacrifice for her child aa great a.
God hu made for you and me. Now
what will you do with that love
tonight? Will you 1ccept it or
despise it? Wi.ll you put your trust
in it or spurn it? Will you open your
heart to it or spit upon it? Whit will
you do with it?
Oh, men and women, are you re·
jecting Christ? Are you trampling
under foot the wondrous love of God
revealed by giving Hia Son to die on
CaJvary'11 croes for you? H you are,
what have you to aay for youraelvet?
Ob, give up your awful treatment of
eartf"lly ministry. after the cornmis·
sion to me twelve, that God ra•sed
up B~hfJr ap:~stle, Paul . and sent
him forth lll'ith ""the gospel of the
grace of Goo·· (Acts 20:24}.
It '«llS Paul who was sent to de-
clare: ""Bvt NOW, the right.w~~n
ar God w1thout the 1-is ~P~M~i
lesled ... ··(Rom . 3:241. ··ro him th•t
WOf"keth not. bur belil!\leth on Him
that ;ustilunh the ungodly, hi$ f•lth
is cOUflred !Of righteousness " (Rom.
4:5!. ·'Therefore, Hing justifitJd by
faith we have ~¥«e with Gtld
tWough our LOfd Jesus Chri•r··
(Ibm. 5:1).
this glorious Son of God, and accept TRUE GREATNESS
Him now, 88 your penKm8l S•viour, What is the meuun of true and surrender to Him .. your Lord do and Master. be(in the confMRion o( f;:rtneM? How you meatun °
Him, a confeuion that moet of you By ktllth7 Matl:n.-l&h lived 969
should ha.ve betun IOftJ, ion& qo, yean wbk:h ia about all we lmow rl
end co out from thia pl•ce tonicbt him. J..u~ lived thirty-thnt.
to aerve Him all the ftlmainder of 8y lwodthr 11 u.. meuure o1. ute
your daye with all your etrenlf.h. it.l influence? Alnaadet ~
(..._ TID< OOIIPD. J'OR TO-1bt wortd-Hitltt rultcl -than DAY, ..... hW'n' ., .... ,... any other m.a.nolliilday. Abaodlul
...... ) followed Jews at the time of Ria
Will You "-lolGl' S.joot 11M dtoth.
Low ol Gool1 By hcithtl Do you m-wo lift
You have rMd thil Nma.rbble by f•me-poeition-~t.y-.cquilitiou-1tatul? J~y Gould,
.ermon by the Jreat evanplitt ~ A. tht Americ•n m.ult.lmillioaaire,
Torrey who went to Heaven in Un8. died • miMr•ble death. J•.a.
He woo huncbodo ot thoutanclt ol CbrittbadoowhtNtoityHiobtod.
aoull. Now you mu.t (Mt the CI'MI"' There I• e fou~ dimtftlion
tion God lovw thl world. He Aovtl which i• t.he 'triterion /01" trw ..,.;, poor loot tiDntf. Ht ditcl to ,_,_ 11 lbt -ot po1ot
Nve you. Only •1ricked, ...._..,..._ aDd power ia. t.i.at ol ttouble. •--~ -'<! tum -.. lbt loot ot In ~-'•--' ~--• -· ..u. ____ -.......~ a •WI•--.• i:nii.M, ,._c
God t.o p on m .m, to -~. worid, '".,. '• ,.., priu1.t ..., il
to ...U.e your homo U. Htll! Ob, do doplll. TIUo lo tho-ol touclu-
not turn Cbritt -.. todayl tnd tnd..,._,
If you will edmit &hat )'OU .,. a .. BiaHd i1 tM m011 tlaot IHIIaetla
poor .... .-.... If iD your-""' in the ·-' of ,,.. .,..odly,
you ftl'lt rutaivM• aid .U..U. ,_.IIGitlldla in tlw awy of ......
today, I bel 10U wnsiiii;J tum~ nor litJtth U. dY..., of 11M,_.
boat( toe-. ad-'tyou ....... fuL But ~ ;. in llw ... .,
-· ...... ~ -to foollw ,,.. Lord; .,;;.;"t;~llfo """ -At li: ::..-:'..::;c.:. a: ~..u .... My ~ oltt.l."-1'1.
plala W...t ol o.a lo tW "Oollao 1.1,2. lonll tM ...W. t.Mc. ht C WI _,..,wo., .. o.~•o-
-~::-.... ~~ .:::.~3· ... ......... Ia. ----.~-,., bat-ataiW ... IIIt." 1"" No_U. __ tf_.
wWchiPdupoaCIIrlll.truiLHt. CotM.., • .-.A ... ~c;'.=•a.... J1CN will lillaft tf'IICA,., • J*,
lilt too~q. ·r .. ---..,._
RADIOMETRIC DATING METHODS
BIBLICAL IIBIIURCB >IOIITHLY, Loa -tu
(Pon One of Two.....,.,
by D. B. o-. D.Sc., Ph.D.
Numerous aeochronomcttn. or "dockl," have been
UJed to meMure the g,p of the earth. There are at leal two
requirements for 1ny clock:
• Jl must be IllUmed thll the clock has been runnJn& at the
wm r,te throuahout put yean. This is really the Theory
of Uniformit•rb. dun-the rate 11 which thJnp are happen·
lfll has been com.tlnt from the beJinnint-
• Some idea must be obtained as to how liJhtly the
"clock" wu wound initiaUy, u , when using the depth ~f
cosmic dust as 1 geochronometer, it is important to know 1f
a llyer wu present initially.
Such datin« methods have given vastly differing v~l~es
for the 11e of the earth: salt in set water gives 50-90 m1lhon
years; helium g1s in the atmosphere gives 26 miUion yur_-s :
meteorites (since solidirtcation) have been dated 11 60 mtl·
lion years old from their helium content , but as much as
4,.600 million years using the potassium-argon method ...
Atoms of elements each consist of a nucleus contamtng
protml$ (posilively charged) and m•utmns (no charge). sur·
round~d by elumms (negatively charged). The number of
protons equals the number of electrons. and the whole is
rather like a miniature planetary system. The number of
electrons and 1heir arrangemenl govern the reactivity of the
el11ment. .
Elements can exisl in the fonn of isotopes, characttnzed
by th~ same number of prolons and electrons as the parent
element but having a different number of neutrons (thus
the mass number varies). but the parent and isoiOpe have
similar chemical properties. Many isotopes decay, i.e .. they
are converted to other elements and in so doing they radi·
ale alpha-particles, beta-rays or gamma-rays which can be
measured. For any isotope a "decay curve·· can be drawn
showing that afler the "half-life " 50% of the isotope has
been lost and after a further ~qual time half of I he re·
mainder and so on. Examples of "half-lives" of some iso-
topes used for radiometric dating are : Tritium 12.3 years:
14Carbon 5,730 years; 40Putassium I .300 mil ,lion years:
238Uranium 4,500 years.
As 40Potassium and :!38Uranium. for example. are
fo und in rocks, th is provides a means of Qaling. providing
-the "half-life" is known and has been ..:ons 1ant lhrough·
out time ;
-the amou nt of radio:H:tivity in the sample JS Jllcastu~d :
-the amount of the product present now is known :,
-the initial amount of radioactive substance is determined.
i.e., the amounl presenl immedialely after cryttalization
of the mineral ... virtually impossible to arrive at since
we are unable to go back in time to analyze the mineral
concerned.
Furthermore there is much evidence now to indi..:a te
thai "half-lives'" of iso topes (measured in the laborato ry)
have not been constant during the past .. ' .. Although the
"half-life may be constant in the labo ratory, there is no
guaranlee that it will remain so In a rock that is open to the
elements. Funher ..:o mplicalions arise with regard to the
initial amount of radioactive material an d lhe amount vt"
de cay prudu..:t ... ,"
Criticisnn re RadKtactive "Clocks"
Unnium-Thorium-l.nd nv:ihod: UMd~ACa 1907 bu1
more r«ently superseded by lhe·Potassium-Argon method.
it depends on the decay of the 238Uranium isotope to give.
eventuaUy,lead and helium. II is not known if part of I he
product lead s were produced by some other method apart
from radioactive decay; it is conceivable that some of the
lead itotopes may have been pre~nt initially .... Furlher·
more, there is good evidence thai helium. being a light gas.
can escape readily from rocks into the atmosphere. It has
al!iiO b«n shown 1hat 238Uranium c1n be leached ou1 of
rocks. even granite. 10,000-50,000 tons of uranium are
washed" into the sea annually, thus if a mineral at time T
was found to conta.in a cert ain amount of the initial isotope
238U. which in fact had been depleted by weathering and
decay. the mineral woul d appear older by an enormous anJ
indeterminate amount. A similar erroneous resu lt W~JUid be
ubl3ined if the product helium were being measured.
Potassium-A '~on method: Similar criticism may be lev·
"eled at this method. In it 1he isu1upe 40Potassium changes
Into 40Argo n ( l l'i') and 40Cakium (8 ~ ) ... Two pmd-
ucts are formed , the minor o ne being 40Argon and the ma·
jor one 40Cakium. The so-called "branching ratio"" has not
been measured with any certainly and the value used can
alter the age value of the mineral concerned by an appreci·
able amount. ... The isotope of calcium is not useful to
measure as calcium is so common in rocks. 40Argon is al-
ways used for age deteno,inalions. Here there are many
problems:
• The amount of 40Argo n in the earth's atmosphere is 100
t intts too high for it all lo have been produced by radio·
active decay of 40Potassium. even if 4,.500 million years art
invoked ! Therefore much of this muSI hue been there
initially. 111
• 40Argon, like helium, is a gas that is known to diffuse
easily from rock$.. depending on the p:orosity of I he wrfact
and on the prevailing pressure. Thw rockl deeper in th~
earth's crust where pressure is high will lose 40Argon to
rocks nearer to the surface where pressure is lower. Further·
mort, 40Argon will be lost i:t different degrees from differ·
ent types of minerals. Thus, surface rocks used for age
determinllion will h1ve 1 higher 40Argon content th1n
would be expected, su~sting great age.
• Volcanic rocks have inherited 40Argon fro m the earth"s
mcma (molten core) in formuion. This would a&ain sua·
gest erroneously great ages fo r those thll h1ve erupted into
the ocean .... In 1968 lavas taken from the oceen bed neat
Hawaii were dlted at 22 million years by the Potassium-
Argon method. but the 1ctual flow is known to have oc·
currtd less th•n 200 yun qo!
• Pota11lum b easily washed out of minerals. For example,
an Iron meteorl le lost 80% of Ill potmlum by runnlnc dl•
tUied w1ter over It for only four and a half houn. Rocks
subjected to weather ina conditions lose potmium ....
Rubidkll'n-Shoaium method: Many skulls and other
bones found in nrlout parts of the world hiVe been dated-
not by the bone Itself-but by d1tlnc the rock stratum In
which the remains were found. The Potaaium-Araon
method applied to Zin1nlhropus boeeli (Nutcracker Wan)
pve ... (or the stratum .bove .. 1.15 miUion yean. ror
tha str.tum below '' I .S mltuon yean lllCl for the l1yer o(
bUilt knmedltlely below u I miWon yun or even leta. Jt
shouid be t\otad. th•t the aces are the, wr~ wt~y around-
tiM lower ltratum lhoukl be oldtt; there is an enormcu.a
Ylriation In aau by the....,. method.
~., IIOU': In tlte. nut lmr~. Dr. Gowtr will dflctm
1/'w J41::.rbolt dtttbct mtlhod 111td «Vid«n~ pqln#nt IOliM!d
• J'Witl Hnlt.
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Condo,..d to conform to t¥aUtble .....,.. 1111
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PUBt...1C NOTICE PU8L.IC NOTICt"
S--flC IIIIOOS~
8TAT£ll£1ff OF ABAH-IWIE ITATJI:IIMT
DOlfliEiff OF USE OF PIC-Tbo lollowll( ,.,_ l!l1l
TITIOOS BUSUIESS MAllE 'CioLil 11'•11-a u: WoiW
, Tbo .. llowll& ,..._ C. otto ud •-alol, •.
~8LJC NOT ICI! PUBU C N-OTICI: PiJ•t...IC NOTICE.
....,...,.n• I'Ueell: CP-4411
IIOTEI OF ,..orra'l Lol 41 ot Tnel Ro. 1141, FICTI1'lotll aWUtUS
I.U.ItlllllltRiliiD IDIIIoCtlyot"""'rt-._ IIAIIE ITA'nlliMT
~: CoollY at OrUp, -. at no ~ -ta
.-uaLIC NOTICE
1IOt1CE '10 c lllllli'I'OIIII
SUPIIaOII COUIIT OF THE
STATJI: OF CAUf'OIINLl
POll TH£ COII1ITY
OP OIIAIICI
110. A II ..
HEliPORT HARIIlR ENSIGN
I'UBI.ISitEO IIEEML Y • PG. !
THURSDAY, JULY 1~ 1!77
CO IlONA DEL liAR, CAI.IF.
SOVIET TEAll HERE
P U BLI C N OTIC~
I'IC'ITI'IOIJS BUliiKEIS
HAllE ST~T£ll£1'f
""•• •ndooltd the ... at canauoo, eo-dol-.. II!O>IIdllloull'l--·····~l-~II:..JWalttr c. a..: ColoHOO-s.m, atrm .. 1 Canalloo, co.-dol
Korth Plower, 8uta Aa liar, CL tauS: Ma.rla Dl-
CA. Tbo n.uttoooa -..; .,. otlo, 431 c.-eo.
•me nferred to aboYe wu roaa del Mar, CL *"·
told 1D Couai:J Oil Z-19-'l&. ThiS *-tiMII II co·tct-
Deu A. Fl••pa. t?%5 N. td bJ U .ateorponted q ..
Flonr,SUUADa,CA.,Jean ~latloe otblr tbuapart-
C, Fta-tiZ5NorthFio-aenhlp, S1coed: Waller C.
LOAJf NO turra .eautn~a. ~ ~-·rrl• dDIII ,...,, u: 1. _. ' ---• ---Co I Gto· •,;t..,..~~<M..-..-,t.o, "'""' sllr••••l·ll,laclllllftatiDI.o-do-,~at .. ~'noL
• IPIWIO lltCOIIYtY----. ,_,... ol · 11111a-.-110 Co* .weE COIIPAIIY, A Cilll-Druce C9UIJ', CallimU. .._Ca._,, c.W llar-
onla COIJOtldaeutniMI, Parcel J: au.c. a.e llcorponted lA
or -=c•aor trutM, or • Ao IIIPII'teaut D)Q-ucll:· Calilmda •• , 3SO Eut 1'1tla ...,..,+4 tn:lte Jill s , t •• •••1112 .,r J.l&nSI Street, CoMa Mea. ea.·
to tM 4Md ol. tnlt riCDI'CIIId &Dd trl' ... ~Lot 'JS tMI'I
Jt1a1e oiWILUAIIPRES-
TOII IIIUL&Y W
IIOI'EI B aUBT 01-
VIM .. 1111 or....,. at 11M
.... e • .-deceNzt tlllt
aD peu1• lslftal elalms
..,s.t tM MJddeC .... J.H
'he Shentoa-Hnport
wtU .. ". u b~AdCf-rtd'S
lor 11M-· the U.S.S.R. eotr7 ta Wot•ITeem TOOIIlo,
for tbe IMteb wUb tbe Saa
Dieco Friars todaY, July 2.1.
Tbe Sorletl w1ll co"'*e'
lD tM fD1l 44-matc:b World
TeaiD TeDD11 schedule 1D
cUI" tbroagbout the UDlted
stalH.
Tbo tollowloc ,.,... II
., ... bill'-... ec... Sp,..y Roa1 Eotato, no--
port Cllier Or., S..Ut !00.
H-rt Beecll, Ca. ._
8rwet Rotud U1Cerlud. 4
-rlol, l.rrioe, Ca. 9Z7)4.
Ylf, Suta AM, CA. Otto.
TJd.J bati.DtM 'lfU COD· Tbla ltatemeQt WU fl1ld
ducted by 1DdtYldala .. Ills· with the COGDtJ e~ert of Or-
b&OIS aDd wue. Slped: DeaD a111• Coaaty July 15, li?'J.
A. Ftaooacaa, Jean c. ,.__ Pabl.tall: Jlaly !1, ze, """ iu-4. n, 1m, tn the "-"'
Tbll ltatemeat ns rued Hutlor EuSp.. F -71958
1fttb tbe oouaty clerk of Or-
uce Coa.aty Jaly 'J, 197?.
Mu.tl: July 21, 28, Au(.
4.. 11, 1'¥77, 1D tht Newport
,Harbor ED8Igl1. F -52841
PUBLIC NOTIC E
S-86033
STATEMENT OF ABAN-
DOlfliEiff OF USE OF FIC-
TITIOUS BUSINESS MAllE
Tbe followlDg persoa bas
ablldoDed lbe aae of tbe
Ftctltiolla BusiDess Name:
lniDe Cardlo-Pu1mooary
Laboratory, 18102 rmoe
B1Yd., Tustin, CaiU, 91680,
Ste. 106 •. Tbls Fictitious
Bustaess Name referred to
abofe was ft.led LD Oraage
County OD Feb. 5, 19'14 .
PUBLIC NOTICE
S.-o31
FICTITIOUS BUSI!ft3
NAME STATEIIEMT I•
The followl.. pe,._ ta
dol.ac buslD-u :• Tbo HaJio
Corpontioo, 14'J6 s. Har·
bor BIY1., La Kalin_ CA
908!1: Giusto Gntlolll,
16891 Mt. Citadel, Fow:U.lll
Valley, CA 92'108.
Ttlla busioesa La c:oDdl:tctecS
~Y an lDdividual. Sipld:: Gl·
usto GntloDi.
This statement wu tlled
wltb the county clerk ot Or-
a.nce County July 8, 197'J.
PubUsb: July 21, 28, Mg.
4, 11, 19'7'J. in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -78642
This business was COD· ductedbyallmltedJ)U"lner• PUBLIC N OTICE
nershlp. KeYlD a. Lewand.. S-86032 Tlils statem4mt was flled rtc Tmous BUSINESS
wtth tbe couoty clerk of Or-NAME STATEMENT
ance County July 8, 1m. The tollowtnc pereoas are
Publish: July 21, 28, Aug. dotne business u : Tru.s-
4, 11, 1977, in the Newport contlnentallnYestmeot.t, 351
Ha.Jbor Ensign. F .31282: Hospital Road, Suite 1407,
Newport Beacb, C A 92660:
PUBLI C N OTICE M rt1n L'~ M 0 a un1 •• , 351 Hos-
S-85967 pital Road, Suite 1407. New-
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS port B•cb, CA 92660; Rob-
NAME STATEMENT ert Krogb, M.D., 1'J'J81
Tbe following person is Beach B1Yd., Huntinctoo
dolnC business as: D. c. Beaeh, CA 92646.
M., 18401 BandUier Ctrc:le, This business ls coodue-
Fouatain Valley, Cal. 92'708: ted by ageoenlpartnership.
D, G. l, Sports EngiDHI'iDg Signed: Martin List, I&. D.
Inc., Calllornia corporation, Tbls statement was tued
18401 BlDdlller Circle, with tbe county c:lert of Or·
Fountain Valley, Cal. 92'708. qe Coumy July 8, 19'7'J.
This business is conduc-PubUsb: July 2:1, 28, Aac.
ted by a c:orpon.Uon. 4, 11, 197'J, ln tbe Newp:trt
CorporaUon Name: D. G. Harbor Enslp. F .'JBW3
l Sports Eng. Inc:., Osc:ar. PUBLI C NO TICE
F. SyUcan, president.
This statement was ftled S-86030
wltb tbe county clerk of Or. FIC TITIOUS BUSINESS
a.oce CountJ Juoe 29, 1977. NAME STATEMENT
Publish: July 7, 14, 21, The followtnc periOD ts
28, 19'J'J, ln the Newport dolo& buslDess aa: ValeatiDe
Harl>or Ensign, F .7824& Oroap Dtllpers, Wells
,j fiJ\IO.~alnc. Su:Jte. 1411,.
__ P:....:::U..::B:!L:'I.'::C':-N":':O_:T.:_I;::C.:;E'--660 Newport Center Orin,
S·85962 Newport.Beecll, CaiU. 9U60:
FICTITIOUS BUSlNE~ Beth Gibson Haglund, 9 Rue
NAM E STATEMENT CtnDes, Newport Beac h,. Ca.
Tbe followl~ person 1a 1Uorn1a 92660.
dolnC busloess as: Crow Pa· This bu.stn•ss is c:oodllc -
clflc DeYelopmeot Corp., ted by an lDdl~al. Slped:
21'J1 Campus Drive, Suite Beth Gibson HacJaDd.
3SO, Irvine, California Tbls statement was tued
9Z715: GWC DeYelopment with the county elerk of Or·
Corp., a Ca.IUornta c:orpon· a.nge Couaty July 8, 19T7.
t1on, 2171 Campus Drive, Publlsb: July 21, 28, Aug.
Suite 330, Irvine, Ca1Uorn1a 4, ll, 19'7'J, In the Newport
92'7 15. Harbor Enstco.. F-78&41
Tbls business Is conduc· P U BLI C NOTI C E
ted bJ a cocporaUon.
Corpontlon Name: GWC S-M012
Devetopmeot Corp. n c nnous BUSlNIIS
Tbla statemeDt was ftled NAME ST ATEKEift
wttb the county clerk of Or. Tbe folJowt.nc pe..-ts
aage Couoty June 28, 19'77 . doing business as: SUrfCoa·
Publlsh: July 'J, 14, 21, stnlcUon Complll)', 4101
28, 19'1'J, 1o the Newport Birch, U, Newport Beach.
Hatbor Ensign. F-'J8l'J8 California 92660: RlcbardD. Crout, 42'7 Fernleaf, Coroaa
PUBLI C NOTI CE del Mar, Cal.Uo1111a 92625,
S-859'J'J This bustness 1a coocllc:t·
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ed by an ind.IYI&Ial. Slpld:
NAME STATEMENT Richard D. Crout.
Tbe followtnc persons are This statemeot was ftled
doiQI: buslness as: Wyatt aDd with the coual} clerk of Or·
Reese, 2400 West Coast a.nce Couaty July 7. 19'J'J.
HiCbftY, Sutte •·E," New-Publish: July 21, 28, Aut;.
port Beecll, Callforala 4, 11, 19'17, In 11M Newport
926&0: James A. Wyatt Jr., Harbor Enslp.. F-'JI$54
12953 Uoorparkstnet. Ap-PUBLIC NOTICE
artmeot 3, studio Clty, Call-
forma 91604; Marjorie R. S-16011
Reese, 5950 Naples Plua, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Lo,.-Beach, CalUornla NAME ST AUMENT
J ... 10, lfll Ia--·, ol IOid Tnet No, 7148, 1o-~ .. .-tacolllllelod ..... tot of.C¥11dal .... c.u.r wUII ... m .. i)r bJ a corponUoL
to 11M -at lilt C..., -rt ud -Corporotloll "'-C·W ~tcof\ltr ol Druce Coeoty, _,. IOid Paretl I ad)ollll lluUIIJII 1oe, a-rt wt1
alliJnda, ud oa..ul II> Lol '7$ at I01d Tnet ud ttamo, '"llldoo't -
1M ~ of Defult Ud toctAtr wttfl euemeah for Tbl.l ~tate~ wu filed
E~ to Sell tMtrwhr ••• or onrbl..ap, wbert wttb u. coatJ c11rt ot Or-
recordlcl AprU 4, 1m, ID •ell ••• an coutradiG uc• Conty J•• u 1m
-UUI, -UM ot In ac:col'\IOIICO with op-l'llbl.tall· Jaao ao h1y i
aid 0111c101 i*ordl. wUt pUcabto llllllll<:lpal ·-· 14 21 uin 1n ,..·H-rt
SELL oo A.,ut 19. 19?'1, ees ud u IClPirtiiiUt 000· tta'rt~o; Eaaio. F 'MIS8
at !:00 P.M., at tbl SOOTH elduln r1CIIt to ue tbe •
(frollt) £NTRAJeC£ TO THE tllellitlelloC::atecl 011 IlleS Lot P U BL.I C NOTICE
OLD COUNTY COURT. 15.
HOUSE, Ill THE CITY OF Property Addre" oar-
SAIITA AHA, CAUF., at porlodlymon u : 411Vtata
pol> lie auett<lo, to the hlcl>tst S.ertt, Newport Bch, CA.
bidder for cull (pa,Ulo at neeo.
the Ume of ale lD 1a1rfbl Said sal• will be made,
moaey of tbt UaUed states) but wilbout conout or
an npt, ti.Ue, and l.atlrest. ,-arra.oty, . apress or lm-
eocrt'eyed to IJICI D01J beld by plied, rep.rdiDC UUe, pos-
It oder ll.ld deed lA the sessloo or •nc:umbruces,
P'-rty ataatecl 111 oald "' eatta!J the lnd"'teciDess
CCMaDty and state described secured by sal.d Deed, Lo-
u follows: cludl.ol tbe fee and ezpeose
Tbt leasehold Interest ot tbe trutee ud of the
c:n1ted by a lease dated trv.sts created by atd deed
July 1, 19'71, by and be· adnDceS tbtreuoder wtth
tween tbl ln1ne Company, interest as proYlded 'there-
a WestV!rtlaiOCorpo,..ttoo, In, ODd the ullllOid principal
as leuor aDd Tbomu c. of tlle note seeared by saJd
Black and VIYlan J. Black, deed; to-wit $!1,825.98 'lfitb
lmlbud aod 1Jt1e, as Joltt interest tbereoo from Dec:-
teauts; recorded Juoe 30. ember 10, 19'16, as proYided
19'71, lD book 9699, page I.D said oote.
902, Offtclal Reeords, for Dated: July 8, 19'J'J.
a term c:ommeoelDg Jmsary SERRA.NO RECONVEY _
1, 19'71, lDd eDtiUJlg Decem-ANCE COMPANY as such
ber 31, 2048,upontbeterms, Tnastee, {U3) 385::.3321, by
covenaals IJ)d coDdiUons as J. E. Corllftll, President.
tbere.I.D prorided. Aatoorlzed Offtcer.
Said lease affects the real Publisb: Jttly 21, za, Aug.
property described as tel-4, 19'1'J, 1D the Newport
lows: Harbor Ensign.
P U BLI C NO T ICE
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe follo'WIDC perSIOO 1s
dot..nc buatness u: Hall Pa·
clftc Realty, 1336 Santanel·
Ia Ter •• Corooa del Mar,
Ca. 92625: Galen Nelsoa
Hall, 1336 Santaoella Ter.,
Coro .. del Mar, Ca. 92625.
Tbis bustDess 1S CODdlJe.
ted by an IJidiYidllal. Stcnecl=
Galea N. Hall.
Tbis statement was ftled
with the county clerk of Or-uce coomy July a, 1m.
Publisl'c· Jlly 14, !1, 28,
..... ... ··1177 ,1 .. n.e ttewporl
Harbor Eostp. f.7~
PUBLI C NO TI C E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe i:lllo1Flng per10n 1s
lioi.QZ busloess as: Maury
stauffer -Sea Lloo Realty,
1213 No. Cout Hl(bny, [A.
gu111. Bee.cn_ CaW. 92851:
L. Maurice stader, 620
JasmlDe Ave., CoroDl del
Mar, Calif. 92625.
This busloeu 11 cooctuct-
od by .. IJidiYidaOI. Slpocl:
L. Yaurlce staua:ar.
PUBLIC N-OT IC E
S-8519'7
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEifENT
Tbe toUowirc perW a.re
dolne bustoess as: Ooiso
Restauraat, 310 E. l'Jth St.,
Colla Mesa, Ca. 926Z7:
KunJ.Jo &. Atsuko Koyama,
1862'1 Moroogo St., FOUD•
taln Valley, Ca. 92'708.
Thls bustaess Is condUcted
by an lodlYidua.l. SlgDed.:
Kurdzo Koyama.
This statement wu tlled
wltb tbe county clerk of Or. ance Couaty J1111e 21, 19'71.
~~; Jane 30, July 7,
14, il., 19'77. Ill the llowport
Harbor Enslp. F -77798
PUBL IC N OTICE
S-8591'J
FICTITIOUS BUSIIIESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followt,.-pe~ are
doiDg buslness u: Ceoter
for Humu Developmeot of
lnlDe-Newport. 1001 Dove
St., Suite 180, Newport
Beach, CA 92660: Douglas
S. LlOOQuLst, Ph.D., 400
PI..Dertctce, Brea.. CA 92621;
Robert L. Drury, Pb.D., 206
4tb st., Seal Beach, CA
90'740; Frances K. Lallmore,
M.A., 10 S&t1.nwood, lntDe,
CA 92?15 •
S-8S'J99
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAIIZ STATEIIEitT
Tbe followiQI ~· are dolnC baslDtSS u: L • w
Compe..ay, S.tte !01, *" Su
lltcuel Road, Newport
Beach. CA 92660: JobD Wer-
tln Denlopmeot Corpora-
tion, a Calltlrola corpon-
Uoo.. &lite 200, 2081 Sui·
ness Cellter Drtn, tmoe,
CA 92'705; Tbe WWla.m LY·
on CoOli*IIY, a CaWotDia
corpon.tloo, Suite 201, se&
Su MJ.g\lel Road, Newport
Beach. CA 92:6&0.
This bustDess t. CODdac-
ted by a ceDtnl .partner.
sblp,
CorponUon Name: Tbe
WUlia.m Lyon Compt.DJ, Pe·
ter U. Ocbs, Presided.
This statement ns flied
with the couoty clerk of Or-
a.oge Couaty June 21, 1WJ'J.
Publlab: JuDe SO, July 7,
14, 21, 19'17, in the Mew-
port Hul>orEnatp.F-m9'7
PUBL IC N Q TICE
FICTITIOUS BUSIIIESS
NAME STATEMENT
The lollowllll penoa b doi.Dc business u : Bob Mc-
Donald Unllmlitd, 2263 Pt·
clflc An., Costa Mesa.. Ca.
9262'7: Robert A. McDoaald.
2263 Paclftc An., Costa we.
sa., Ca. 926Z7.
This business 1s cooduc·
ted by an lndiYldual. Sl.ped:
Robert A. WeDona.ld.
This staterr:tal ns rued
'tJI.th the c:oaot}' clerk of Or-
atlge Coullty June 30, 19'77.
POOllsb: JUIJ 'J, 14, 21,
28, 19'7'J, In lbe Newport
Harbor Eoslp. F-'J8U1
PUBLIC NOTICE
s.as9'1z
STATEMEHT Of
WITHDRAWAL FROM
PARTNERSHIP OPERAT-
lNG UNDER FICTmOUS
BUSINESS NAME
....,snd .. lllo -· with tM MCUVI'f wwchtra. 1D
1111 -ol the cltlt< at tile III:Ntt'e Wttttcl oo.rt, or to
,....t tMm, W'Wl tbe MC·
_,., ftiiiCMra. lo tbt •·
denlpiCl at tM law offt.ct~l
of c.DlYU • Sc:bmteet .. ,
1151 J:lot'e St., S: 140, Np.
port B.c:b, CA tiMO, wtllch
11: tbe place ot .,.. ,... ot
tllo ll!ldorllpecl Ia all mat-
ten ptrtl1.llf.llc to tile llltlte
olaald ..-_ w11t11n lour
-aller ,.. nnt poi>U-
catsoD ot au JOUct.
Dl.ttd: Ja1 II, lrM.
BERiflCE L IIIEALEY,
AdllliAbtratrb: of tbe Estate
of tM abo't'eoam'tddeetdtat.
GallJn.o " Sebmleslac:,
1151 lloYe st., S. 140, New-
port Beecll, CA m&O, Al-
tontJI tor Adrnlabtratrb.
Pablbb: July 14, 21, 28,
Aq:. 4. 19'J'J, in tbe Newport
B&Nor Eutp.
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-15941
FICTITIOUS BIJS!IfESS
NAME ST ATEUENT '
Tbt toUowl.oc pers)ll ts
doi.QC bQIIDen u: L ' H
ReoltJ,48UBeuwooc!Laoe,
lrYioo, Callforala ll2'115:
Les111 Badi.D, Jr., ta82
Buswood Lane, lrvl.Dt, Ca-
tllorala 9Z715.
Tbls beldDess 11 ooodtscted
by u IDdl'tldUJ. Sipec1:
Leollo Badin, Jr.
This stattmeli: ns ftltd
wllb till coaaty clerk ot Or.
uce CouiQ JUDO Z4, 19'77,
Publlsh: July '1, 14, 21, 28,
1m, In the Newport Harbor
Enatp. r -7'19117
PU_BLI C NOTI C E
S-85968
FIC11TIOUS BUSIIIESS
HAll£ STATEMENT
Tbe follcrtrlDI penou are
dolar bustoeu u : A. Baal~
oess Properties Partoenbip
~. 1t; E, Bus!Deu Proper·
tits Partnerablp No. 20,
1'J 840 Sky Part Boa.Ien.rd,
lrTlDt, Callfornla. 92114: L.
C, Smull, 1'JMO SkJ Park
BlYd., IrYiDe, Ca. 92'71';
Cbarl• G. BaU. 25U Ro·
btrta Orin, On.ace, Ca •
tJIMr' Dart')'Ue E. 9tafiD;rd,
17MO sty ParkBIYd •• Imae,
Ca. 91714; lamu A. CbrLI·
teDNn, 9651 Bryumar Drt.n.
Villa Park, Ca. 9!&6'J; John
C. Colllnl, S2781 Sh1pade
OrtYe, Dana Po1Dt, Ca.; Joba
R. staucb~ 5420 ll..--
dale La.ae, Pl.los Verdes,
Ca. 90274.
PUBL.I C N OT I C~
FIC'MTIOUS BIJSINESS
lrfAJIE STATEMENT
Tbe tollowlog persoa ls
~ busloess as: Steam-
Mao CarpetCieaaers, 6 Mal-
lbo Ctrc:le, Corona del !tar,
Cal. 92625: Richard WUll.am
.Bt&UcbemLn. 6 Malibu Clr .,
Coroaa del Mar, Cal. 92625.
This business Is cooduct.
ed by an lnd.lvldual. Signed:
Richard Beauchemin.
Ttdi statement was flled
with the coa.nty elerk or Or-
U(e County July 12, 1977.
Publlsb: July 21, 28, Aug.
4,11, 19'7'7, lD the Newport
Hubor Ensign. F -78'185
P U BLIC NOTIC E
F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following person is
dOlog businesl!i as: Anchor
Woortac Company, 16309
Snub St., Fountatn Valley,
Ca. 92'708: Thelma Mae Fow-
ler, 16309 Shasb St., Faun-
tala Valley, Ca. 92"708.
This business Is. cooctuct-
ed by an Individual. Signed:
Tbelma Mae fowler.
Tbis statement was nled
with the eoonty clerk or Or -
lll(e County July 15, 1977 .
~ll.sh: July Zl, 28, Aug.
4. 11, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Enstcn. r. 78961
P U B LIC NOTICE
s.86il69
FIC11TIOUS BUSINESS
NAVE STATE MENT
Tbe followtD& persons art>
dolD( bust.Dess as: TCJPen-
yati Limited PartoerShip,
USO Birch Street, Newport
Beach, Ca1Uorn1a 92660: [)a.
Y1d L. Brady, 8383 WUshlre
Boulen.rd, Beverly Huts.
California 90211 ; Jo.l Katz,
8383 Wilshire Bouleward.
Benrly Hills, Callfornia
90211.
This business Is conduct.
ed by a geoent partnership.
Signed: Ould L. Brady.
1'h1s statement ns Wed
wttb 'the' tOfttJ clerk of Or -
a.art CouDtJ July 15, 19'77.
Pabllsb: Jaly Zl, 28, J..ug.
4, ll, 1971, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F .78947
PUBL IC N OTICE
s.86052
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbls baslDeu l.s eoldac-
ted by aceoenl pa.rtDtrablp.
Slped: Darrylle E. Stdlord.
TbU statemellt wu flled
with tbe count)' c:lerk of Or·
7JII(tl County J\I.De 29, 19'7'J.
P'llbllab: July 7, 14, 21,
U, 197i, ln tbe Newport
Huber En.slp. F. 78195
Tbe foUowi..og ~r!OD is
doLDc busiDess a.s: Bullock's
Newport Beach. 83 FaShion
Isla.Dd, Newport Beach, C A
9!663: Federated Depart·
med Stores, lac., A Deb·
nre Cof\'IOn.Uon, 222 West
Sueath Street, Cloc1nnat1.
Ohio 45ZOZ.
PUBLIC NOTIC E
Tbis baalAIU la eo.Nc:t-
ed bJ lD lDd.lf"ldul. 8tpld:
Bruce R. U~~:trlud..
Tbla stat•IMIII wu IUed
wttb tbe eoatJ clerk of Qr ...
uce Coaoty July ts. 1m.
Publllb: JUlf Zl, Zl, Alae.
4, ll, 19"J'J, 1D tbe Newport
HartlOr Ensi&o.. F.'J89&0
PUBLI C NOTI CE
FICTmo us BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe rouowiog penon w
OOLDc bustMSS aS! 8aax.
Orm.meotallroo.. &60W.l'Jtb
St., 138, Costa Men., CaW.
9262'1: James O.icbt Joalln..
9352 Crud Dr., Huatt.actoa
Beac h. CaW. 92646.
This bustoess 1a cooclact·
ed bJ an tool vidual. Sl«ned.:
hmes Dwllht Joslin.
This statemellt was nted
with the county clerk of Or-
aoce County July 15, 19'71.
Publish: July 21, Z8, Aug.
4, 11, 19'7'7 , in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -7895'7
P U B L IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is
doln£ business as: Geo rge-
town lovesters , Ltd. • 19'7'J
(A), 1601 Dove St., Sulte
283, Newport Beach, Calli.
92660: James S, Jones, 10Z6
White sails way, Corona del
Mar, Calli, 92625.
This business Is coDduct-
ed by a limited partnership.
Signed: James S. Jones.
This statement 'l'U flied
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County July 15, tm.
Publish: July 21, 28, Aug.
4, n. 197i , In the Newport:
Ha.rbor Ensign. F. 71!958
P UBLIC N OTIC E
s.86073
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATE MENT
The following persons are
do~ bu!lness as: Roberts
Offshore, 1617 WestclUf
Drive, '101, Ne.voportBeach.
C A 92660: Ronald L. Bar.
thOlomew, 929 Tiller Way,
Corona del Mar, CA 92625;
Robert B. George, 2022 .'l'le·
nida Chleo, Newport Beact\,
CA 92660.
, Tbls bDS\IItS.S b cordaet.
ed by a geaenJ partoerslllp.
Signed: Ponald L. BartholO-
mew.
This statement was nted
•lth the county clerk of Or-
ai¥e County Jaly 15, 1977.
PubUsll: July 21, 28, AUg.
4, 11, 1977, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F .78966
P UBLIC N O TICE
s .86060
FICTITIOUS BUSI~""ESS
NAME STATEMENT
Ttds stat•meot wu tlltd
1fitlf a. oocmty clerk of or.
.... COOIIt)' J ... 30, 19'77,
Publllb: July 'J, 14, 21, 28,
19'7'J, lD tbe Newport Hubor
Eostp. r -78300
PUBL I C NOTICE
Tbls business Is coodactld
by a cenenl partDersblp.
Signed: DougluS. Ll l!dqulst,
Ph.D.
Tll1s statement ns flled
The foUowtrc person bU
wtthdnn a.s a general part-
ner trom the pe.rtoenblp
openti~ uDder the QcUtsou
boslneas aam•ofTbeBoard-
walk a.t 17324 Beach Boule-
nrc!. HunttDcton Beach, c a.
utorui.a 9!&47. Tbe nc:.
UUous bustaeu ame ltlte-
meot tor tbepa.rtDertilllpft.S
medon 10-4.'JIS lntbeC:C.D-
tJ of Oruce. n. 0111 ame
lDd restdeace of tbe peraon
w1tbdn.wllll u a putDer.
Jack G. HW, 5550 El Jar.
din, Lone Beach, Callforula.
Stped: Jack Hlll
Tbia: statement ftS rued
wttb the coculty clerk of Dr-
uce County JuDe 30, 19'7'J.
5.85969
FICTITIOUS BU'StNESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe fotlowtac persona are
This busloess is coodud-
ed by a corporation.
Corp:~ntion oame: Feder·
ated Departmeat stores,lnc.
James E. Gra.y, Vice Prest.
dem.
Tbe following person 11
doing business as: Proto
Power West, 390 santa lsa·
be:!, Costa Mesa, Calli.
92:62'7: Wtnta m K. Voloe.r
Jr., 390 Santa Isabel, Costa
Mesa, Ca11f. 9262:7.
This buslness Is rornact.
ed by an lndiYtdual. Signed:
WUUam K. Voloer Jr.
This statement was rued
with thE' county clerk of Or.
ange Count)" July 15, 197'J.
FiCTITIOUS BUSINESS wltb tbe coua.ty clerk of Or-uce County June 22, 19'1'J,
NAME STATEMENT Publlsb: June 30, July 7,
Tbe tollo'tJlnc persou are 14, 21, tm, tn the Newport
do1DC buloan u : Tbe U.ar-Harbor Ensl(n. F. 'J'J851
eo Polo lrlotel, 1604So. Har-bor Bl'td., A.Dlbefm, Ca. P UBLIC NOTICE
92802: Allbar GttlbeeD, S-85908
RooseYelt A'fe., Nam)l FICTmOUS BUSINESS
street, lteyna LaM, 135, NAME STATEMENT
Publlsb: Jaty 7, 14. n.
28, 19'17, lll tbe Newport
Hartlot Eul&n. F .O$S411
P U BLIC NOTIC£
dolDC business as: a.. Buat.
aeu Properties PutDenbiP
No. 15; b. BlilslDeSS Proper-
tiel Pt.rmerlhlp No. 16; c,
BualDeas Proptrtles PU1-
oersb1p No. 17; c1. EktshMsa
Properties PartDerlldp No.
This statement -ns tued
wltb the county clerk of Or-
aoce C01.nlly July 13, 1977.
PubUsh: July 21, 28, . ..ug.
4, 11 , 1971, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F. 7881 'l
P U B L I C N OTIC E
flCTITIOUS BUSINESS 18, 17840 SkJ' Park 81Td., lnll>t, Callforala 9Z71to L. S-£605 1
NAME STATEilEMT C. Smtill, l'JMO S.:, Put FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
PubHsh: July 21, 28, Auc.
4. 11, 1977, tn the Newport
Hartlor Ensign. F.'J8977
F'U BL !C N OT!C E
S-86044
F1CTITIOUS PUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT Telln.O. lraa 821618; Man-The followUIC person Is
oucbebr Ro.tbu. 4034 Cbe. OOtng busln1ss u : Allstate
sblre AYe., Cypreh, Ca. Realtors, 4040 UacArttalr"
Q30. BIYd., Newp:trt B•cb, ci.IJ.
Tbt foll~ per.:Nt Ia: Bl'•d., lrrlDe, Ca. i2714.; NAME S'I'ATEMENT
cioiJIC busiDese: as: Florllt Olrrylle E. Sbftn'd. 17140 Tbt ronowtne persons are
90803. The follo1rlaC per.oo il:
Thta li'IIIIMSI Is """"•-dol.ac ho-U: Slorf M-
ted by aceDenlpa.rtDersl\lp. nrt..lal.DC AciiiC1. 4S01
Slpocl: Mor)orl• R, Ret... Blrell, 13, Newport Beecll,
T!:ds stat• meat wu ftlld C a.Ufonda 9!160: Rltbard D.
wlth tM coaatJ clerk ot Or-C roat, U7 Fiinl..r, Coroaa
&OCt CouatJ June 30, 19'77. del uu. Calll)nU 911%5.
PubiJ..ah: July 7, 14, 21, Tbls bu1DMs ls OOidlct-
Tbla: '*IIMSI lJ ooad'IIC· forola 92660: D-Callrlfe•-
ted by &fiDtrtlprartDersblp. ment, toe., Calltomla cor.
Slcutd• Acber 01--. po,..tloo, 1860 s. Bucom
'Mill llalomolll WU nted AYOIIlO, Campbel~ Call-
with 11M-ct.n o1 Or-rora1a 95008. up Coaly JaM to, 197'J. This busi..Desslscooductect
PlbU.b: J•ly 7, 1.f, !1. bJ a eorpon.tloD.
Zl, 11'M, la tbe lft"WPOrt Corpon.tloA Na.mt: D-Cal
Ha!bor Eulp. F .78290 1a .. stmtDt, lac:., Dtue L..
F'l)BLIC NOTICE LariOD. secretary..tre&-
BUllDC System1, S'700 New-Sty Park Blt'd,, tmat, Ca.. dolag business as: Koll-
port BIYd., NWPOrt Beacbr. d'Jl4; James A. CMUtea-Wells/Garden Gro•e, 190 1
Ca. S2:663: CIIDNrJ YD. 1-:_"1 sea. 9651 Bryumar Drit't, Don Street, Newport Beach.
Ct..Womll COJ'1)0rttloll. t'IW VUla Park, Ca. 9266'7; Jobn C A. !l%660: Donald M. Koll,
Newport Bl.,(,, Newport R. Slueht, 5CO ll--609 Vta LIOO Saud, Newport
S.eh, Ca. 1!66S. dalt l.&De, P1loc Verdes, B•ch.. CA. 9266!; Rlcbl.rd
Tbll buslMIS Ll ooa,tae.. Ca. 90Z"74; Ctarles G. Ball. C. Elliot~ 96 LI.Dda. Isle.
teeS by I COJ'P)rtHoll. MSS Roberta Orin, ~-e, " ~ II h C A ••••~
Co
_ • ._ N ,._ ..,._ netrpO" eiC , , -ovvo rpo~ t.me: ...._ Ca.. 92169. DaYle! P. 111.14dlemas, 11 Half
blry VU. toe., Dlld.tl Pou· Trd.s baslDus b coadlc:-wooa DrtYe,CoroaadeiMar,
cber, Eltt. VIet-PH&. t.:l by apDtr&lp&J'CDI.nbip. CA. 9!:625; Enrett DaN,
Tbla ltatea:.eat 1PU med Siped: D. E. stafl:>rd. U68 Mesa DriYe, Newport
The follo,..tng perSOD Ls
doing bus tDess as: So -Cal
Payroll Se"tce, 2008-C
Yale Street. Santa AM. Ca.
92'704: Gloria Jean MartU..S.
1406 Lincoln Lane, Newport
Beactl. Calif. 92660.
This buslneal5 ts coDitlet.
ed by an lndlYI.d\lal. Stped:
Gloria J, Martloe&.
Tbls statement was flied
wltb the OOIIDtY clerk of Or-
uce c ounty Jttly 12, 1m.
Publish: July tl, U, Me· 18, 1977, 1D the Newport ld by u lod:lY'i&&LSlpld:
BI.Jt)Or Eulp. F -112"JZ Richard D. CI'GIJ. 1'bl8 stattmG WN llltd
PUBLIC NOTICE 1Jltb tbtOOIIIilJCitrkof0r-
S-"S52 uc• Coallty 1a11 1. 1V77.
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Pablllll: JOlly 11, 18, Aoc·
MAllE STATEIIEiff 4i{ II, 1fM, In 11M 1lowport Tbe .,..,...... pe.-a.ro ul>or halcL F -111155
dOiar ba~TIII *' Sp)'llau PliiBLIC NOTICE
Proportl ... LTD., c/o Blla-
dor, Ut Cambria, Newport s...acn
BM<II, Calllonda IZetO: FICTmOIJS BUIUI88 a.-J, Bllador, UtCam-NAME ITATJI:IIMT
brta, M ...... rt B-11, Call-no ~ -11
l)nla liMO; lm.& fWfl. doiiC Wets n • CalsniiD
e/o -r, •n Cumbria, Btel 8aiM, Ill !'ali • ..,
lf..,ort BtaQ, CaiiJonU Drm,Jba..,...._C...
,... fDn&a: no.:.. A. r sr'
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FICTITIOUS BUSIIIESS will! the eoaiQ cltlt< at Or-
MAKE STATIMINT uce Coally Jut 13, lt'J'J.
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La Qll1lta. S.. Cltmellh, PUBL.IC NOTICE
Calllo-: Bill -1.
S'IOI Callt La Qodlla, San S-85111
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PUBL I C N OTICE
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P U BLIC NOnC.E
I
•
LET'S 60 TO Til FAI Nf.'IPORT HAR80R EIISIQI
PIJBLI!If ED WEEKLY· PG. 10
l'ltUIISD4Y, JULY t1. ttn
CO IIlii A oa liAR, Ct\1.1 r,
Victoria widening okayed
"" 0rure c.-y Fair
_.. ...... tiMl •••>•e of lis--...... _,_
altoo-diuUIIIM
lla1 ( d&JL Elllorioloon K_, ........ lito-
BroOen aid Georp BeD-
SOD .W OCCIPJ the l~-
ttluter lta(t. 1
Shawl OD tbt amptUth•·
tre stace start at 8 Ud 9
each eYeaJ.ac.
Here are f'1lcbli(hts of tbe
tcbedlle tor the remalot._
4 days:
• THURSDAY, JULY 21
All day --"The art of
corebenU " LD the home U-
,,~ pavUioo.
l:S0-5:30 --George Rod-
ney aDd the music men on
tbe moaDtaio dew stage.
2:00 --Mime show and
Eddie's Magic on heritage
stage.
4:00 --United Star acro-
bats on berU.ace stage.
6:00 --George Benson
In tbe amphitheatre.
6:30 on -Monte:wma's
Revenge on mountain dew
stage.
7:30 --Parade on the
grouods.
8:00 --Demolition derby
In gnDdstand arena.
9:00 --George Benson on
Ampnitheatre stage.
• F'RJDAY, JU LY 19
All day --Crochenlt de-
monstration In home living
pavtuon.
1:30 --Camphlg, game and
fish cookery in the gour met
gallery.
1:30 --Rooster cruwlng
contest on the heritage state,
1:30-5:30--Tumbleweed
on mou ntain dew stage.
3:00 --Popcorn marion-
ettes on the grounds.
4:00 --Billy Mize and LLn-
da Peace on heritage stage.
6:00 --The Hudson Bro-
thers on amphitheatre stage.
7:30 --Parade,
8:00 --Speedway motor-
Cycle races In grandstand
arena.
9:00 --The Hudson Bro-
thers on amphitheatre stage,
9:00 --Billy .\1.1ze and
Linda Peace on heritage
stage.
HARBOR VISITOR
If you are a newcomer,
or know ot a newcomer to
the Harbor Area who has
nOt been welcomed, do her
a tavor by calling the Har-
bor VIsitor between 8 and
10 a.m. and she wUI call
on your friend wtth valuable
information and gifts from
friendl Y business nrms
which stand ready to help
her become acquainted with
her new surroundings.
HARBOR VISITOR
PHONE: 646-6101
• SATUIIDAY, lilLY 10
All a,--AJUIIIr1"",... Ill IIOmo Uriol porllloL
1:30. 5:10--G«>rplloo-
MJ Uld YuJcmta O*l IJl(JQQ.
lallld&w qe,
S:OO ... Rodeo 1D ~~
tb.Dd areaa.
4:00 --Vlllace Sl£11VI
on berll&(e stage.
8:00 --Ktany Rocen OD
ampilltbtatre stace.
15:30 on --Moateuma't
Reveoge on mOUJltalo ~
stage.
8:00 --Rodeo 1D graM-
stand a.rena.
9:00 --Keqoy Rogers on
ampbJtbeatre stage.
9:00 --Tbe LegardeTwlos
oo berltage stage. ·
• SUNDAY, JULY 24
AU day --Reupbolsterh:~
fbrniture 1n hOme Uvlqg pa-
v1Uon.
1:30 -5:30 --FouyMoun-
ta.in string band on moontaJn
dew stage.
3:00 --San Fernando Val-
ley banjo baOO on heritage
stage.
3:00 --Rodeo in grand-
stand arena.
6:00 --Rain on amphi-
theatre stage.
6:30 on --Montezuma's
Revenge on mountain dew
stage.
9:00 --Rain on amphithe-
atre stage.
9:15 --Borderline Blue -
grass band on heritage stage.
Exhibits aDd midway
rides, plus strolling mimes,
clowns and other attractions
will contiooe throoghout the
fair. Hours of the fair are
noon to midnight on Thurs-
day, and 10 a.m. to mid-
night on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday.
Pl.JBL!C NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following pe rson Is
doing business as: Capri
Properties, 2333 Port Car-
lisle Place, Newport Beach,
Ca. 92660: Edward J. Leon-
elll, 2339 Port Carllsle
Place, Newport 3each, Ca.
92660.
This business Is conduct-
ed by an Individual. Signed:
Edward ,t, Leonelli.
This statement was Died
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County July 11, 1971,
Publish: July 14, 21, 28,
Aug. 4, 1917, Ln the Newpo rt
Harbor Ensign. F'-78683
P U BLIC NOTICE
S-85951
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons art>
doiog business as: Newpo rt
Beach Hair & Co., 359 San
Miguel, Suite 110, Newpo rt
Beach, California 92660: Joe
Orlando Rodriguez, 29381
Valerio Court, Laguna NI-
guel, Ca. 92677; Gerald
Schwart7., 21661 Brookhurst
Street, Apartment 251, Hun -
llngtoo Beach, CalUornta
92647; F rank Chirico, 3800
l>arkvlew Lane, Apt. 23 -A,
Irvine, Ca. 921 15.
Thls business Is conduc-
ted by a general partner-
ship. Signed: Joe 0. Rod ri-
guez.
This statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
a.L~ge County June 28, 1917.
Publish: July 7, 14, 2i,
28, 1977, in the Newport
Ha.rbor Ensign. F -18156
v...,.. .. bltw .. c ....
,.. Dr. ud .... -Aaa
Rim' will bo -lo •
.... at • COil ot **"·· ... SO. A bl4 I>)' 11111-IW-
IM ColtnctiDI Co •• Orup,
wu acef~Cliltd bJ tM Colt& M-City C0t1ocll _,
IIPI-
Services for
2 brothers
Grnestde'-serTicea tor
Stephen aad Michael Roes-
/
eoer of Corooa del Mar are
scheduled tor 11 a.m. this
WILLIAM CRAMFORD of the
Bluff~ has been named di-
rector of market pl:a.ming
and development for the Can-
non Electric Division of In-
teroa.Uonal Telephone and
Telegraph Corp. (ITT). He
wa s formerly general ma-
nager of the electronic pac-
kaging and production de-
partment at CanoonEiectric,
which has Its world head-
quarters in Sa nta Ana , Mr.
Crawford has beenwtthCan-
non for 20 year s.
Mesa man
hurt in fire
John D. McQuerry, 30,
Apt. B-102, 2985 Fairview
Rd., Costa Mesa, suffered
second degree burns over
10 to 12 per cent of his
lower body in a ttre 1n his
apartment at 5:05 p.m. Mon-
day, July 18, ijartalion Chief
Edward Lewis of th e Costa
Mesa fire department re-
ported.
The victim received first
aid and was taken to the
burn ward at UC I Medical
Center. The tire caused
$12,000 damage to th e apan-
ment.
Grease overheated on the
s tove and Mr. McQuerry at-
tempted to carry out the na-
ming grease outside, Chief
Lewis said. There were roo
other inJuries. The fire W:iS
contained to th e one apart-
ment but nremen were fear -
fiJI it would spread to other
units In the apartment com-
plex before belog e:rtl..ogul-
shed, he added.
PHILIP MacKENZIE
OF C.M. OIES AT 81
F'unen.I services for Phi-
Up A. MacKenzie, 81, of 940
W. WUson St., Costa Mesa,
were held Monday, In F'irst
Uni ted Methodist Church,
Costa Mesa, with Dr. Earl
Isbell and Pastor Charles
D. Clark officiating.
Mr. MacKenzie died July
14 in Palm Harbor Hospital,
Garden Grove. A native of
Ogden, Utah, he had been a
railroad employee and a bus
driver for National City Bus
Lines for 14 years. He had
lived in Costa Mesa for 10
years .
He is survived by his wUe,
Elizabeth, and a brother,
Robert G. Mac Ke nzie, Utah.
He was a 25-year member
of !he Veterans of Foreign
Wars aod a member of the
Provo Utah Masoni c League
since 1911.
Bell Broadway Mortuary
was the director.
'75 FORD
Friday, July %2, at PaClftc
View Memortal Park.
stepben, 15, aDd Michael,
6, are survived by ttlelr
mother, Cb.rlstlane G. EI-
sel. and stepfather, Eclt-
hardt Eisel, both ot Corona
del Mar, aod their gnOO-
mother, nse Nacel, Fnnt~
tun. Germany, They cUed ln
an airplane crash In Gnod
Canyon, Artzoo:a., last June
25 and the famUy had de-
layed sel'Ytces until tb.ls
time,
Michael was born In Ful-
lerton and was a student
in Carden school. Stephen
was born in Sidney, Monta-
na, and was a student in
Corona del Mar high school.
MISSIONARY TO TELL
OF WORK IN KOREA
The Rev. Robert Malone,
an Assemblies of God mis-
s ionary to Korea, wUI be
Kuest speaker at 6 p.m. Sun-
day, July 24, at Newport-
Mesa Christian Center, 148
E. ZZOO, St., Costa Mesa.
Since 1971, Mr. Malone
aod his wtre Naomi bave
been engaged In missionary
work I.D Korea. Durtqg that
time Mr. Malone served as
director of the International
Correspondeoce Institute
program In Korea aod as li-
terature coordinator for the
a rea. Under his direction,
a gospel publishers book-
s tore was establlshed 1n Se-
oul, capital of South Korea.
BACK FROM DUTY AT
TEXAS AIR STATION
Marine Air Reserve U,
Col. Roland B. Field of 3333
W, Coast Hwy., Newport
Beach, has returned from
a 2-day active duty assign-
ment at tile Naval Alr Sta-
tton, Dallas, Tens. He wu
a member of a team from
Volu nteer Tratnl'* Unit 10
t Avlatlon), headQuartered at
El Toro, that conducted a
special c.ommaDd post train-
Ing elerclse for personnel
of all-reserve Marine Air-
c raft Group 41, whi ch is
headquartered in Dallas.
MARION PRIMEAU OF
NEWPORT SUCCUMBS
Mass ot the Chrlstla.n Bu-
rial for Marlon D. Primeau,
66, of 1914 W. Ocean F'ront,
Central Newport, was held
Tuesday in San Feroaodo
Mi ssion Chapel, followed by
intermer::t in theSa.nFeroan-
do Mission Cemetery,
Mrs. Primeau, who died
July 16 In Hoag hospital,
Is survived by 4 daughters,
Patricia K. Dant, Carmi-
chael; Claire L. Smith, Or-
ange; Marilyn D. Pherson,
Costa Mesa, aDd Marjorie
A. deVIta, La Canada; 14
grandchildren aDd one great-
grandchild. A na.Uve of Ca-
oaoda, she had lived ln Or-
ange Cou nty for 18 years
and In CaiUornla for 42
LTD 4 01.
auto. trans . factory air c~;~u~e~:~~~ steering. POWer disc brakes.
"1351 42 Stock t1288<'
S26H
c-rlllo '""'" 1011-.
WIIU Will bo -
ud I tzalllc Ileal --It c..,.. Dr. tiDd V1dot11
st .. , a.ccordlar lo Jam• H..
El4ridp, di~r of poblk .. mo...
Tbo work wUJ bo -Ill
cOII)Ioctloo Wltl> lito -Widoallle of lito V1Ctot11 st.
brldtre crocolac lbe s-
AIII Rtnr. Tbe city'• pro-
le<! lllutld 1ut Aucult with
the rl&bt of •aJ acqulJ1tt.oa, ot 16 puce II of liJid totallft&
about $61,000. Tne Co.sta.
Wesa Couaty Water Dlstrtct
ts eo..trucUoc a ,.9,000
nter line as part of the
Pn>lo<t.
Blade Coostruction Co ••
Lot ~e1es, wu awarded
• cootnct for la.odscape de"-
nlopmeot ot 11 acresotTe-
Wtnkle Park at a tow btd of $646,157.
HOME AND GARDEN
SHOW THREE IN ONE
Althougb tiUed the South-
land home and garden sbow
the big anooal event, scbea
OOled Aug. 20-28 1.D the An-
aheim Convention Center,
wut actually be 3 shows in
one, according to George
Colourfs, founder-producer.
The borne show wUI be
held 1n the main eib.ibltion
hall of the center and wlll
spotlight hundreds of pro-
ducts for the borne.
Another major feature w111
be the Dower and garden
sbow, which wm Include dis-
plays of many types of pr-
den.lng aids aoo equipment.
MobUe hOme and vacauoo
village wiJI consist of many
of the latest models of coa-
ches from the r.tlon's lead-
inc maoofacturers and dis-
tributors.
OFFICIATING CLASS
FOR MEN, WOMEN
OCC is offering a sports
ofrtciaU~ class that Is open
to both men and women.
It will meet TUesdays and
Thursdays trom 11 a.m.
to 1 p.m. next fall. Barry
Wallace is instructor,
Registration runs Aug. 24
through Sept. 16. fall clas-
ses begin Sept. 12. F'or re-
gistration information,
phone 556-5735.
MRS. MARTHA JONES of
Mission VIejo has been ap-
pointed savers club dlrec~
tor at Laguoa Feclenl Sav-
I.Dgs a.nd Loan Assn. by Miss
Loro:a. MJ.Us. president and
genenl manager. A oa.Uve
of Ardmore. Okla., Mrs.
Jooes atteOOed the Univer-
sity of Oldaboma a..t took
courses at Oklahoma Bap-
tist Un1verslty. She hasbeen
associated with bankillg,
charm scbool :a.oc1 public re-
lations ln tbe Sooner state.
She and her husband, Ray
G. Jones, have one daughter,
Holly, 12.
SEASON TICKETS AT
OCC AVAILABLE NOW
Season Uctets for Orange
Coast College's 1977 foot-
ball season are now avail-
able by mall order.
The tickets, which are
good for all 4 ace home
football games, are on sale
for $-f. That's a savq of
$2 otf the regular gate price.
Coach Dick Tucker's OCC
squad wtll play borne con-
tests apinst LoogBeachCI-
ty, San otego Mesa, Santa
Ana and '-11. San Antonio ,
NEWPORT GOLFER TO
PLAY WITH STARS
Walter Servantes of New -
port Beach has joined the
field of 80 amateurs who
will tea m with 20 Celebri-
ties I.D the 7th anDUal Dick
Whtttlnghlll lnvttational golf
tournament J uly 30 at Los
Alamitos. The tourney's goaJ
is $75,000 for the cancel
unit at Long Beach commu-
olty hospital.
WA NTED -Experi-
enced 1n Mandarin cook-
ing. Sha.oghaJ. Pine Garden,
300 Marine Ave., Balboa
Island. 613-3802.
j .. .. .. .• • •
R.B~ BUILDING ·PERMIT.S
A $1.4 •lllloe, 1 .Jtoi"J'
o11ke bolldlll _,lito Atr-
IIOrt to,o tho lLII of poi'ID!ts
-I>!' tho NowportBM<b bollclllll doportJoolll dorllle
lllo llrlll ball of tt111 mooth.
Tbt followtQI permttt, tn
tbt IIDOUDt Of $:1,000 and
OYtr, wrerelllued:
• AmPORT AREA
Koll Co., 8 ltory otnce
buUcttac. 4590 MacArthur,
$J,UO,OOO.
• SIC CANYON
John French, add aQd alter
at 31 Burntqg Tree. $7,000.
Stldell. lddltlon, 21 Royal
St. Geor&e, $9,500.
• SPYGLASS HILL
Or. Charles Bearden, 17
Carmel Bay, pool, S5,000.
• HARBOR VIEW
EUertaon, pool. 1234 Sand
Key, $7,000.
Fred Niedrtngbaus: addi-
tion, 1801 Port Charles,
S3l.oso.
Dr. Neil Boodman. tenant
Improvement, 2610 San Ml-
RU el, $2~,000.
• WEST UPPER BAY
D. Wl\elan, pool at 1500
Sylvia Lane, $6,000.
Dave McLaren. add and
remodel, zm Francisco,
$5,000.
• EAST UPPER BAY
Fo ro Aerospace, 2 build-
Ings, F'ord Road, $280,000.
• PROMONTORY
E. J. Marr. 2 story, 1
unit dwelling, 660Harborls-
land Drive, $158,000.
• CORONA HIGHLANDS
Dyer, 1 story. lunttdwel-
l1ng, 609 Seaward, $100,000.
• NEWPORT CENTER
Rodeffer Investments, 561
San Nicolas. establish suite,
$6,600.
Irvine Co., 130 Newport
Cente r, 2 suites for Ebasco,
$16.800, $89,130; 140 New -
port Center Dr., 2 suites
for Pactnc Mutual, $89,130,
$76,800; 660 Newport Center
Dr., suite for Robert Gibson, $7,830.
Great Western, suite, 450
Newport Center, $15,475.
Store remodel at 85 Fash-
IOn Island, $30,000.
• W. NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Hughes Aircraft, 500 Su-
perior, guardhouse, $8,500.
,. CORONA DEL MAR
George O'Neal, Z ston·du •
plex, 115 F'ernlea!, $74,300 .
J. Ra' c ..... " ..... -· E. Coolll R"J., altentloo,
$19.000.
R. B. 1'\lrrmun, Zll Mu-
perttJ. •• .U.Ie flmUr
dwtll!Qr, rtmodtl en•••
IWt for prqt. $!UI,OOO.
*UOOISLE
S. H. Byers, 401 Vta UdO
Soud, add ateoad noor bed-
room• aDd batb, $30,000.
Russell Klddu, 510 VIJ.
Lido Soud1 add HCOod story
bedroom, ,so.ooo,
• NEWPORT
Stewtrt/UIIman, repair
nre dama&e, 251 E. Coast
Hwy,, $150,000.
Curet-TUrner Co •• mobUe
home. 710 Lido Park Drive,
$14.000.
Lee Brenner, add, 171 0
W. Balboa Blvd., $5,000.
Fessler, ZOO Lido Park,
moblle home. $20,000,
M. Voorh.ls, add. alter,
3433 VIa Lido, $20,000.
• CLIFF HAYEN
M. B. O'Donnell, addition.
633 st. James Rd,, $32,000.
Metzger1 .~ddlt:l~o;n~, ;•~t ~7;14~~~~iii Fernlea!, J44,800~ ~!i[l!!ii!
t Time 2 Times 3 Ttmes
2d words or less •• , Z.OO .•.. 3.50 ...• 4.50
21 to 30 words. , , . , 3.00 .... 4.7 5 ••.• 6.00
31 to 40 words ..... 4.00 •. , • 6,50. , . , 8,00
E1ch word over 40. , .1 0 .•.•. 15 .•• , .20
o PERSONAL
-BRUCE GRAHAM please call
Pat, (213) 446 -9391, or
445-5944. Love. NO'J'E: If
anyone seeing this koows
Bruce, please tell him.
PSYCHIC CAN (mesmerize)
loved ones, others to do
you r blddi~ WrtteJamil,
Bo1 10154, Eugene, Orea
gon. (503) 342-2210.
o FOR SALE
115 VOLT Kel,tna.tor etec.
tric clothes dryer, $50.
Call 548-2113.
AMWAY -Personal, ho•11e,
car am industrial pro-
ducts. NUTRIUTE fOOd
supplements. Call 642.
0843 for prompt deltnry.
Na~f'·t ef'ACH
Off~n Amllture
OESKS • CHAIRS
FtLES·SAFES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
I STATIONERY
AMift~M ... ,._ li~·';;= ll OfiPtel ~y IM.
JOt t f\1__...1.1\od, N•""''MWI
• SERVICES
ALICE 'S HOUSECLEANING,
reasonable, reliab le. Ref.
erences. Own transporta-
tion. 646.4811 anyti me.
o MU$1CAL FOR SALE
ONLY $695 for spinet or-
gar. -late mode l with all
the automatic features,
Schmidt Music Co., 1907
N. Main St., Santa Ana.
BEAL'TIFUL console Wur-
lltzer pta no, used, but per-
fect, $895, Schmidt Music
Co., 1907 N. Main, Santa . ....
r·-ED Yamaha Grand Ptano-
:hese are hard to 1100. Low
price, E-Z terms, Schmidt
Music Co,, 1907 N. Main,
Santa Ana.
Water lt eaters, Disposals,
Drains, faucets, Copper
He -pipes ..•• Reasonable
prlces ••• Day, nigh t, or
week-ends!
JUST PLUMBING
T!lephOne: 642-4111
License No, 300948
Conner
Plumbing
!lpodalt ....
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640-7444
u aoua navtcF.
U,. COAST HIOIHWAV
COUNA DEL MAa
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Newport Btoch Balboa Island
JjEWPORT HARillR ENSIGN
PUBLISHED WEENLY • PG.Il
Liclo Isle Corona del Mar
Costa Mesa Balboa
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Three bedrooms plua tamlly room ln Newport
Hetcbta. Call for IRJOlotmeot.
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WHAT A VIEW
Tbr"ee bedrooms, plus large hot room. Must see to
appreciate.
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IT SPARKLES!!
Mou-ln coodiUoo •• Bluffli coDdo --3 ~rooms,
2 baths, tri-level. Sun deck aDd wet bar.
Close to everythi..Dg. SUBUITI
Asking $115,000
PHONE 6"'0-7000
"You'll be glad tomorrow
that you bought
real estate today ."
:., S.IHCE 194J
81~ Costa Me!;a J • -. Barr White Realtor 2901 NewPOr t Blvd.;,;,;;;_ ______ _
Newport Beach, CA 97663
West Newport
JUST A BLOCK TO ·ocEAN
CbartnUIC 2-story beach home wltb t1nJ oeeu
Ttew. Stpan.te bedroom and bath, do1rDStatn. ODJ.y
. 10 rar• oldl
Call ror appototmeot to see. $1S6,500.
OWNER /AGENT
7&4630 .
,*******'*'*'*****·' . Jt,chelle Robers, Re.tltor
3333 _E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar 675·2373
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~.~ .. ~II!NTINO SI!.L.I!CTI!D CL.II!NTIIN
tt•AL I!:STATI! COUNSI!LINO
AND INVIIITMaNTS
THE BLUFFS
Spacious E-Pian
Very anxious owner l.s offering this
moot popular, larse multi-story condo
on beautiful wide greenbelt. Hlply
upcraded with new cargetlng, new del
pioo We entry & all In exceptional eon·
dillon. 3 Bdrms., 11e. family rm.,
-frple. In upper llvlnl rm. & lower
family rm.; 2 baths & powder rm.
Cbeek the competitive propertlea &
you 'II flDd that this lovel7 borne l.s
11rieed literally tbousando lower at
$149,500. Ma,y be seen anytime!
..,~Exclusive!!=~
TERRIFIC TRIPLEX
Close to Big Corona Beach, with :fun-
its of 2 bdrms. each & a 1-bdrm. unit,
on R-3land. This property shows pride
of ownership thruout. Forced air heat
& 3 car garage. An exclusive listing at
$225,000
759·0811
3112 ACIE NOISE Ullll
BIG 4 bedroom home with huge rec
rm. dining room.&: fabulous HEATED
POOL. Owner ~pent S200,000 on this
property in the past 18 months. Please
call for long hst of e~tra features.
Witti 25% down, owner will finance the
balance for 30 yrs at only 8% interest. suo.ooo i Cntlll Ttrraca
'JACOBS REALTY
.75-6670
2919 ··= ... ~=~~~~~
IIB:IIIIb/ ivill
l'8llltV
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Spectacular riew ot b.llls and coast to Lagwal
Four bedrooms plus d1n1Dg room. New carpet to
bt lnstalltd. Complete prtncy. Room for pool.
$235.000. BenriJ llorphy, 642-8235.
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901 DOVER OR., .. ).123!1 / 16-44 U .M MIGUEL, 6-4U200
U-4S CAMPUS OR., 7!12-UU
SITUATED ON TEll ACJtES
sP40~S 1 & 2 ~DROoM APARTIIEMTS
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' 9110 S..L••
·-THURSDAY. JULY 21, 1977
CORONA DEL MAR, CALl f. Newport Btoch Corona del Mar
Balboa Island Lido Isle
I 'Iii:
IIDIII ILIIIS CQ.
.. i>V~R 1<) Y EA RS OF SBRVICI!.
OPEN DAILY 1-5
"BLUFFS" REDUCED $10,000!
Two' Story End Unii, Upgraded,
O•erlooks Pool & l;lamada. 2 Suites
And Large Fam Rm. How $157,500
24+4 VISTA NOBLEZA DAILY 1-5
PLAN 3 "BRO ADIIIOO R"
Turtle Rock Single Level 4
Bedrooms, 21'.> Baths. Large Family
Room. Newly Painted & Immac.
!129,500.
5q51 SIERRA BRAVO DAILY 1·5
REALTORS
Dover. Prive, N.B. 631-1100
orona del Mar Du ·
IC CHARMER
Two bedrooms •• plus--a 1.bedroom unit.
Beamed ceiliog, charming garden patio. Ni ce
condUlon.
$149,5QO
WE HAVE RENTALS!
;/MARTIN. 6
44-
7313
REAL ESTATE
Jll6 E. COAST HiGHWAY, CORONA DB. lUI
OHice Building
G reat Costa Mesa com er. 17 Su ites.
Zoned ai r conditioning. reflective
glass. hydraulic e levator; newly
carpeted & draped. S325.000
$325.000
LIDO REALTY
J77 Yla Lido. Hewport -h
673-7300
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·-MLS SALES REPORT .-
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Me . ' Board of Realtors t otalled more
than $301 million during the first
·6 months of 1977. TinS IS A 34-1/2% !
INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD ·:
,OF 1976. 5,159 new llBtlngs were ;\
-processed, of which 55% WERE SOLD.· 1
:s1% of the sales were cooperative.
List your property with a Realtor.
PHONE EARLY
TO RESERVE ADVER.TISIHG
673-0550
I
Costa Mesa
PREVIEW FRIDAY -10 A.lll . TO 2 P.M.
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY -I TO 6
Exclusive New Li sti ng
E legant t·ust. built. 3 lge. b<trms . :!
bath. family home-. w1th a spa c1ous
open f ee l ing & super floor plan '
Metrvelo u s 180 ' Ot'ean. J etty &
Catalina \'iew from mstr. sULte. \oliilh
all new bath & bdrm. :=t : lge. linn£
rm . & all new kitth<'n w1th bit-i n
mic rowave. Formal dming r m . &:
brkfst. rm. overlook rourt~·<trd lawn
with room for pool. Fabulous paneled
_~;!a rne rm. with hi tX'am cell .. antique
brick frpl. &,.wet bar w1th rcfrig. ~im·
s tora~e ca ~. mel Steps to :1 pn.,·
heCJches . SJ35.000
CALL 673-7040
TilE CAMEO SHO RES RESIDENT SPECIALISTS
Spyglass -.... -........
ADDRESS + VIEW
Just Usted in MLS. CaJI ror appolnlment to see
this outstandiog home. Open dally 1 to 5 p.m. 52
Drakes Bay Drive, Corona del Mar. Call £40.6161.
Call 640-6161
IH_____::. COATS & WALLACE
~--rf' REAL ESTATE . INC .
171 MaWPOIT CTI Dl SUITE 100 ll.e.
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PENINSULA home. 4 Or 5 BR. 3 ba . aw amenities. Lovely neighborhood , a
few steps from the beach. $195.000
OTHER prestige waterfront homl's
with pier & float from $385,000 up
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
tsl .... rs BW,. •t Lind• hi•
341 IIAY$101i DR., SUITE I, N.l . 67S1161
lilY
SER VING'
NEwPO RT IJEACH
SINCt. 1SN50
759-0226 anytime
£ARLE ''BUD"' CORBIN .. Gil
:New~ers at H~g :
• WIIMIIU.\Y, J'U1Im It Bor • llr. Lid lln.lrte
-. MS-DYidprta.Coo· .........
8oJ -llr.udllro.Roolol.
a, Ptr-., 771AlltPtDJ,Co-•ll••· Girl -11r. tad Mr1, Rleh-
a.rd Bera:er, 1910 Aoabetm, c--· • THURSDAY, JUNE SO
Glrl-llr, udMrs.lWg-
lu Carnell, lSSO-C Baker
St., Coata Mesa,
Boy-Ur, ud Mrs.Douc-
las Frllzell, 316 Cedar st.,
Newport Shores.
• SATURDAY, JULY 2
Glrl-Mr.aodMrs. Wayne
Rowell, 3475 Sao Rafael,
Costa Mesa.
• SUNDAY, JULY 3
Boy-Mr. aDd Mrs. Doug-
las Rys, 1201 Devon Lane,
Westcliff,
Boy -Mr. and Mrs, Mu-
hammad Mustafa, 249 E.
Wilson, Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Dan-
iel BaUey, 222 Weonta, New-
port Beach.
• TUESDAY, JULY 5
Girl -Mr. aDd Mrs. An-
drew Snvely, 4f 8 Costa Me-
sa St., Costa Mesa.
• WEDNESDAY, JULY 6
Boy-Mr. and Mrs.
M . TTRESSES
KEW -llUUILDIJIO
J~e:ular Shapes z .... .......,-.eottoe
COSTA.MfSA MATTRfSS CO.
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... ~. PI c--. a. ·-BOJ -llr.udllra.Abmod z--, m KIM>a st., eo. 11-. • THURSDAY, JULY "7
Girl -Mr. ud lin. •· Jib• Reid. 101 ru...,., PI,
Colla Mea.
Girl -Mr. aDd Mra. Ru-
dolpb Yltcbetl, 445 Fair Dr.,
Apt. 203, Costa Mea.
Girt -Mr. and Mra. Ptll1
Boerger, C29 TustiD, New-
port Helcblo.
• FRIDAY, JULY 8
Boy -Mr. aoo Mrt. Mark
Knmer, 2059 NatJonaJ., Cos-
ta Mesa.
Boy-Mr. aDd Mra.Larry
Abbott, 573-E VIctoria st.,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. aDd Mrs. Paul
Warren, 10811tbSt,,Bilboa.
Girl -Mr. aod Mrs. Roo-
ald DeStefano, 3126 Samoa
Pl., Costa Mesa.
• MONDAY, JULY lJ
Boy • Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Kirby, 3028 Coolidge,
149, Costa Mesa,
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bloomfteld, 2134 Aster Pl.,
Costa Mesa,
• TUESDAY, JULY 12
Girl -Mr. aud Mrs. Her-
bert Southall, 401 PrtDCetoD
Dr., Costa Mesa.
•. WEDNESDAY, JULY 13
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Mich-
ael Osso, 1653 New Hamp-
shire Dr., Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Benzinger, 2074 Wallace
Costa Mesa. ....
COMPARABLE
LOW PRICES
ON ALL SIZES.
• I ENGI NE TUNE·UP
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NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
PUil.lliiED IE£KlY ·PC.IZ =~~~~~z~~~CM group backs hwy. fund bill
FENDER BENDER Dick Lane, a ptooeer TV peuooa.Uty,
shows bow he used to slap the tenders t.n used car com-
merelals. Diet was named this week to be crud mar-
shal ot the 17th annual Newport Harbor cba.racter boac
parade on Aug. 20, Parade c.:>-chalrmen are Jesse Lute,
center, and Jack LeanJ.ng. This year's theme 1s '•see
waves, a salute to 30 years ot television.." The parade
Is sponsored by the Commodores Club ot the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. (C hamber of Com-
merce photo.)
AIRMAN AT BRINDISI
Navy Airman Recruit Jef-
frey C. ':olUns, son of Wil-
liam J. Collins of Newpdrt
Beach, recentl y visited
Brindisi, Italy, durl._ aport
call. He Is serving as a crew-
member aboard the aircraft
earner USS Independence,
home ported in Nortolk, Va.
His ship Is operating as a
unit ot the u.s. Strth Fleet
the Mediterranean Sea.
COlla Mea Tomorrow, a llOIIP ol ............ __
... UdPftiiPI.rtronen, au
eDdoned a State 'A 11mb17
bW t11o1 WWI<I n1ot moro
illch'l1 IU -· -~~~CI'tiUtlll u.tebucetotcom-
Pitllar tile Nowport-Coola .. __ , tllroqb c ...
taWea.,
The CIIT boon! of dlr«-
tort YOted uDUlmoul)' at
last · Tburlday's .moatbly
meetiJic to endorse AB....a,
authored by Aa•mblymu
Walter r_.u. ot Rt.-erstde,
chairman ot the Assembly
transportattoo committee.
H15 bW would raise dri-
vers license fees to $10
trom the current ».zs, and
would 1Dcrease vehicle use
tees ti'Om $11 to $14. Mr.
lnplls mted that 1t oow
costs the state $9,71 to is-
sue each driver's Ucease,
thus depleU.nc the already-
troubled highway fland.
The btu has passed the
Assembly, aDd. Is due to go
up for ~bile bearl._s Aug.
2 befon Ule Seoa.te trans.
portaUon committee.
Also at Thursday's month-
ly meeting, Costa Mesa To-
morrow hearo a report by
cUy traffic engloeer James
Anderson on the PI'Oiress o1
freeway talks with a state
transportation (C AL TRANS)
otflcials. Mr. Anderson and
city public services direc-
tor James Eldridge sit on
a special CAL TRANS study
committee which Is oow ta.k·
log a oew look at the TOIJte
55 (Newport Blvd.) situation
tn Costa Yesa.
The group Is meeting ev-
PUBLtC N OTIC E
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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
IMME STATEMENT
The tollowlng persons ar@
dol.ng business as: Nelson
Properties, a Ud. Partner-
ship, 29602 DeerdaleCircle,
Laguna Niguel, Ca. 92677:
Arthur H, Nelson. 29602
Dee rvale Circle, LagunaNI-
gtiel, Ca. 9267'1; Dennis Mar-
sha ll, 5012 Hemlock, lrvtne,
Ca. 92715,
This business is eordlc-
ted by a limited partner-
ship. Signed: Arthur H. Nel-
son.
Thls statement was nled
wttll the county clerk of Or-
ange County July 11, 1977,
Publish: July 14, 21, 28,
Au&. 4, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Eoaco. F -7 8882
lf7 TlllnoiiJ, ud -~~ llloloubo-Odaa,_, to ..... NPQrt by tbl _, •• , ...
ot•lbo ,_.. Ho II>IOd IIIBI Nowport
••o.r dtJ lt:lff fMI.I cer· Blvd., cleaiCDed 1o baadle
tala trW tbert 1J DO ttlble 1,100 can per laDe per boW',
alteraoltfo to -.c lbo II ,_ 150 par eeot -
lrMwlJ to tile -lboroldp tho! deolp CIIIICIIJ. ot Cotta llua." Mr.lo.Diitr-Ia uotber oU'Ictal board
aoe told CUT membersmee. actloa. CIIT directors YOted title at tbt Cblmber otCom. ualdmously to support the
merce. "The Jtate baa mea. city tJra ordlDaDCe lOd tts
sured frattle volumes, ud propoaed·amorttu.tloosche-
we th1DII: tbey are eoovlDced . clde. PresldeDt J. C. Rum ..
Ul&l: •• bi.Yt more tratftc pbrt" read a 1tatemem at
,._, IIPI'• Clb' c-
eo mllllal -rtlllr lbo
oM'• ....
SHE'S All ·ACHIEVER
C)"'lllda Maee, dllptet o1
Mr. &ad M11 , Omu Mace
ot Newport S.eb, wu
umed to tlMI ac:blefemeat
list lot the wt.ater-lhort
term 19'l'lat Wlll.Lim Woods
Collece, Fultoa, Mluourt,
$Wdfm1 mult blYt l S,00-
1.41
SYSTEM OF THE WEEK
(!/)PIONEER'
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Tn e Bt C Bett ·Onv~
Pf O Qfammaote
avtomat•C-turntatlte mC:h.Jdes tile Base Oust Cover an(!
GR A DO E!loot •c ~l Du1mona
Carin~
JBL ChC11MJ4!s
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FREEZES & THAWS
Along with all of our other problems ln Newport Beach, we oow have a temper-
ature problem. I'm oot talldng about the cool nights we've been having. This Is
much more compllcated.
You see, we have a group of ecological experts 1n town who want to p.~t a '•freeze"
on building. Why do they want to do this? Because, they say, we need to stop building
unW we can take a look at our trat!lc problem.
Now, there's one of the biggest laughs yet. These are the same guys wbo have been
ruonlog around town for years wltb stop signs in th eir hands, getting ln the way of
eYery tratllc project thls city has tried. They stopped University Dr., they fight
tbe wtdeoiog of Coast Highway, aod they fight every other traffic solution that comes
along. Tbeo, !hey turn right around and say, "We've got to stop building until we
get thls tratllc mess cleared up." U.mellevable.
What we need ts oot a building freeze, but a traffic lhaw. Somebody has got his
thermometer turned upside down.
Every few months, some of these yahoos come along aDd say, •• Let's have a
tratllc study." They don't really want the trat!ic problems solved; they )1st want
to keep studying !be problem so oothlog will be done about it. "We can't build
that road until the lratllc study is done," they will tell you, with great mock ln-
oocence. Now, we're waiting tor a ••tra.mc model," what the hell ever thatls.
Whlle we wait for this trartlc model to come out of tts incubator, we're supposed
to freeze everything. Seems I've heard all of this somewhere before. It's the old
chicken-and-egg act, warmed over. If you don't let anybody build any roads, tbe
roads you've got wtll get more and more crowded, then you can have an e1cuse
f<>r oot letting any more homes be built, because they will be occupied by people
who drive cars. Besides, it you keep housing scarce, the increased demand wUJ.
drive up the value of your own property •
It's Ume we started looklog at these people as what they really are: a bunch
of selfish CloWIIB. They've got tbelrs, so to hell 'With everybody else. They'll drive
on a street past somebody else's house, but tbey,don't want anybody driving past
tbelr netclj)orhood. They buy homes In a beach town ln Southern C allfornl.t, and
then ezpect the world to go away •
I've got news for tbem. Tbe beaches are public and the uplands are for sale •
The public Is going to come to the beach, and families are going to keep buying
homes Delr the beach to live 111. They're NOT golnc to go away •
KQbe we should put all of tbese "moratorium" boobs In a deep free&e aDd DOt
thaw tbem out unUI we i».Ye found a care lor aelflabness.
AI Fortlt
P.S. I )Ill thought of a wollllera.t way to IIDance the old f<>lka' blnro parlor. We
declare a moratorium on trafftc studies, and uae all of the money we save to build
the preltlell b!nro parlor this sjde of Rome. • • • • • • • • • •
U you're havtnc your own periOIIai lreellllltl problema at the beach, llop by the
atore IDd loot at our warm l>eaetnroar. ,
RGIT HARDWARE
Ull W IIALIOA ILYD., MlwPDU IIACM -,HOMI.67:1·2t·
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