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IRVINE, BUILDERS FIGHT
TH£ HEART ASSN. wu tbe beoetleLl.ry ol the c)'clttboa
held lut Satunllly by lbe Onii(O Coolly Cbapter. Here
are 4 of the parUctpaAW, from left, Cb.ri.M:a BllltDcer
of Costa Mua. MUJ WHnr of CoJ'ODl del Mar, Kill
Scbnrts of tbe CoroDl del Mtr Btu Shop, a.ad Nell
Ktllefer of Shore Cllffl, KtD wu tbl troelle-shooter,
rerpondtnc to tlx-up ealll lD a truck do~ated b:r Al
Mace oner of the Bite Sbop. Tbl eirll were merrOtrs
of T .' Du.ocan stewart's coatlDctat, wblcb aJao lDc::luded
em BllllaCer of Costa w: ... &Dd ber ruest, Vera SU-
joYic. Tbe 5 Jlrla aDd Du.Dea.a. a heart patient woo had
),1st celebrated bls ?2Dd btrtbda:r, rode a total of 15&
miles brLDclDI tn about $900 tor tbe Heart Assn. Cbrt.ta
t.Gd Cart, dauchters of Bcb aDd Buban Ballln(er ot
Costa Mesa, are rnDddaucbters of Duncan Ud Jerry ·
Stn'l.rt, The hl.ts were ralHd by dooattons from spon-
sors, who f"e to tbe Heart Assn. according to the num-
ber of miles pedi.Ued by Ill the cycUsts.
C.D.M. murder
leads checked
Newport poUee oow be-
Ueve that a Coroca del Mar
woman murdered in bet bed la.st week may han been the
yfetlm of a bu.rglar-nptat
wbo did oot tnteod to ld.ll.
''The method of openlloo
ls similar to some bufll&r~
rape Cl&es we have had lD
the South Coast area ln re~
t ent years," dttedtYe CIIJL
Rleb.lrd HamUtoo. said y ...
terday,
He theorized tMt a bur-
glar m1y ban eatered tbe
apartmeDt of Joan Belllilll-
too, 29, earl:r Tuesday mor~
n1n1 of last weet, thea deci-
ded to rape Miss BetuiiDC·
ton wbea he fouDd ber asleep
ln bed.
C. OM TRAFFIC TALKS SET ~:;.~~:rf.~!~
to deattl, but a ~thologlst's A 3-matt trattlc atta.Lrs prtortty Ust of tramc so-The suney Idea began to exa.mloatton sbowed stnn-
commlttee wm meet Aug, luttoos suggested bythRSIJr~ Marc h of last year, wbeDthe gulatloo as the cause or
23 to start work on tbe re-vey. Corona del Mar Chamber death.
suits ot the controversW City Council voted 7-0 oo of Commert e sougbt city tl-''Ther. was 't'ery little
Corooa del Mar tratnc opln~ Monday nigl!t to refer the oanc.l-.: of a proposed optn -tissue damare a.roo.t the
too SUrYey. Newport City suney to the T AC, \fhleb Is loa SUrYeJ to be conducted laryOJ:, •· Capt. Hamllton ex-
Manager Robert W)'DD estl-made up of city traffic eo~ by the Chlmber.IDstead,the plalned, •·so 1t was not rea-
mated Mooday tllat 1t wJU gioeer BW Darnell, city rna -etty appointed a 12~member dUy apparent that she h:ld
take tbe group ''from 3o ~~a~er aide Jerry Bollnt 1.1111 COM tnttlc task Ioree, cons been stnacled. For this rea-
to 45 days" to work out a pollee tnmc Capt. Dooald st.sttnc of 6 members eaeb son, we believe the kUler
Oyaas, appointed by tbe Chamber may have tried to strangle
Mr. Wynn said his otftce aDd tbe city's ortlclal cit!-her only enough to keep her
will also contact otftctals zen's transportaUoo advlso-quiet. It'sposslblethat, •hen
of the state Dept. of Trans-ry committee. A questloo~ be fted through a second.
portatlott (C AL TRANS) about nalre of 117 Qtlest:loos was story •Indo•, he didn't enn
Qrange Ave.
P.O. to
A new home will be found
tor Costa Mesa's Orange
Ave. postal sub-station, a
postal omctal promised this
week. and It •UJ be kept
In the general downtown ar-
ea.
makiag 2 lmmedlateeha~es dran up and approved by know be bad tllled her." m Oye on Coast Hwy. suggested ~y the CouneU, which then con-c ~~)lain Hamilton said
the survey. The 490 COM tneted with l..oog Bet.ch there ue no prtme St.lspects
residents who lliS'Wered the State's Dr. Robert Frye to to the rriurder, but that ''a
StlrYey overwhelmt~ly fa ~ oversee the survey.Hehired couple of pl'i!tty good leads
vored better synehrontutlon a professional optalon re-are betng checked out. •'
The Oruge Ave. factuty's
lease uplres al the end of
this year. The property II
oecuples Is Included In a
plamed aboppltlc center de-
telopmtat. ••tre an 1oo11;t11c ror a I .. --Qt'lt' loeatJoo 1a the area, ••
BW UoditJOil of Ute postal
aemee district he~a.r
ters tn Los Ancetes told the
Enstcn this •eek. '•We el -
peet to maintain all of the
services now a vallable ln
the Orange Ave. station."
Ia from 3 to 5 years, how.
ever, the lettercarrters who
now operate out of the Or -
ange faeUJty will be trans-
ferred to the main post of-
flee In Mesa Verde, Mr.
Hod(son said .
'• But, even then. we will
keep tile lock-bot., financial
and othe r services in the
downtown area. We hue no
tntentloo of ever moYtng
completely out of downtown
Costa Mesa."
Teacher pay
hike granted
A 4,3 per cent pay raise,
plus added trtnce benetJts
amountl.Dg to .7 per cent,
were ob.yed Tuesday for
Newport-Mesa school dis~
trlet teachers.
A sum of $25,434 wtll go
ror teacher salaries In the
1977-78 nna1 $s8,479,Z3o
budget adopted b:r the board.
Classlfted employee sa-
laries wW take $8,185,583
as the Zad beaYiest cost to
ta~.p~.:rers, tbe budget
sbowed. otber costa toclu-
dtcl $5,93<>,983 lor emploJ-
•• beoeftts; $2,921,181 tor
books, IUCJPlles aod equip-
meat replaeemellt; $3,3'74,~
S57 tor coatract MrriCtl
11111 -r 0110ralltl( --... IDd $1,114,MI fDr Jl.tes
IIIII bolldl-'I'll-1>11·
.. -to-· dlllrlc:llt ..w
-U1!,119; lllltr!IUid trauten ~.007,S70 IDII IP-
proprtallooo lor -~ elM ud nnrftl ti,U0,-
411.
Tbtt lladCot &110 relloc:to
I ndlctloa ol tbl 00111111111-
IIJ Mnlct tu (Cine Coa-
tor) l"f lrotD 19 to 19
per ••oo u ... ...s nlll-
tloa ..... -.1 tu --
tloa a1 11~ IDr c--
Uti llf lbr lltoport -u --' ... 11'11-'17 ....... -......... ...
ot tn.ttlc slpalsonthehigh-search l:lrm to contllet the Still in custody on banlc
way, aDd the ellmtoatloo of raOOom block-by-block sur-robbery ch2.rges ts James
left-turn lanes, e:r.eept at vey of resldeats of Corona Steven Gano, 28, of Santa.
signalized tntersecttoos. All del Mar, lrYine Terrace a.nd Ana, who wa.s ldeoUOed as
Coast Hwy. work must be· Harbor VIew mlls. the vlcttm'slatestboytrleod.
'dooe through CAL TRANS, Besides see~ the Coast Pollee sought a court order
wbJch controls the state HW'J'. cbiD&es, resldeotswho yesterday that would enable
highway. were Qtlestlooed were onr~ them to get a blood sample
Other sunested aolatlou, wbelmlogly In faYOr of pro-from Gano. lnvestlptors
lntlLtdlnr tbe elteadi.QI of TlcUnc a tecood crouiOWD have been able to determine
Stb AYe. aerou Jumi.De atrMI by 11Dk1D& "P 5tb An-u.. blood typeoltbewomu's
ChK, wtiJ be,...., IIJU.. ... , 2 _.. a.t JumiDI attacker J.Dd 11 Guo's
TAC, Whleh •W report ttl Creek. Al_, fU'Oncl lD tbe doul't ~teh, 1t woald eli-
fiodin&s back to the City n"ey are .., meters 0~ mtnate him as a suspect.
Council. Coast Hwy., creaUoo .o He was picked ap last
Formal acceptance of the offstreet part.ID& lots, cas. week on Tuesday for ques~
survey and the decision to salton of ba.ooiactpar~ Uonlng and eoded up belog
refer it to the T AC, came on the residential streets ch2.rged with 36 South Coast
on a 7-0 CouncU Yote. No. during street s-eeping, and bank robberies during the
body to tbe audience ques -more parklog arouDdthepost past 2 months. Howenr, be
ttoned either mon. olttce. passed a lie detector test,
NB Confll.ct of ~:~~~~.:"~im ·:r!::r~~
Miss Bennington. But he has
oot been totally eliminated
interest probed ::!~Sb::~:::·:~~::
several months, and seems
the obvious daacers of eon. to !lave been a one-boyfriend
ruct of interest. type of girl, •• he ooted. ''She
City CouncOman Peter
Barrett and Pl~ Com~
mlsslooer Lam LJDCb htfe
decided to abstatn from ta-
tlac part 1n any city ms-
cuastons of matters ln't'ol-
't'ln&: the Irvine Co., because
of possible con..O.iets of in-
terest.
A City Coo nell ethics com-
mittee was directed trlis
week to exa.mloe Council po-
licy on confllcts of lntereat.
When tbat study Is comple-
ted, the CouocU appolnt-
ments committee wUl con-
shier whether Mr. Lynch
should be replaced on the
Planning Commtsston. Mr.
Barrett said this week be
bas oo Intention of r.slp.lng
his CouneU seat, to wblch
he was elected 3 years aco.
His term eods oext AprU.
Mr. Barrett OW'QS GWls
aDd Derby, a local martne
construction tlrm wbleb cbea
some pier a.t floe.t coo-
ltructloa wort for lrrtne
Co~·s ma.rtnu.
Mr. LyDCb, wboseappolnt-
meal to thl Plllllltoc Com-
mluloo I -~~~ 1&0 IIJ&f· ted coatroYerQ onr poAl-
ble coaru.cts, ts a oorporatt
otllcer of tbt Kammeyer.
Lyacb lDd PutDtn u -
eblteeblnllanc:I'Ciplac ftrm
lD lntot. Tbe nrm la ln-
fOind Ia 4 coatnetl Yltb
tbt tnt• co., lDcldnc tbl
1&-oplar of Corponto
PloA, t11o bll ollleobal...,.
<ltftlopaltll -• ..,....., aJooc lbl-odr• olft ...
port C-r.
Ja letten ID tM dtJ, tbl
lllato Folr l'olltlcal Pnc-
IJceo Cotomto ... (PPPC)
lu lodlcaltcl IIIII - -mtpl: .. ,. CIOIIftlctl.
Mooday, after the Couoctl
learned that the FPPC hid
lssl.led an adm1Distntin op -
I.Dion tt•t Mr. LJDCh does,
indeed, ht't'e a conflict, Ur.
Ryekot'f asked tor lmmedl-
lte D:xlocU acuoa to re-
place blm. Ttle Couocu ro-
ted, l..o.stead to refer the
matter to Its on appolal-
meots committee, whleh
consists of ·Mr. Ryctotr,
CooncUwom1n Lucille Kuei'ID
aod CouocUmatt Donald Me·
Innis.
Mr. Meltlllls insisted tbat
his committee oat act on
tbe Lyocb m1tter uai.J.I the
CouoeU etbtes committee tt-
nlshes Its stud)' of overall
couocU polley. Tbe
CouocU ethlel commJtt" 18
m1de up of Ma~ M11aD
Dostal, CouoeUmaa RJcmtt,.
City M111q0r Robtn W)'llll
IIIII City Altoi'IIOy Dt!lllla
O'NeU.
It was Mr. O'N.U wbo
asked tbt FPFC tor I rv.IJJtl
on tbe LJUth IIJI)ObtJMat.
Tbo FPPCwu-~
by ltate ?Oteri lbrOIICb Pro-
pooltloD 9, '11111cll &110 ...
ap poliUeal -Uo• dloeto-·
sun law• &Dd otMr electi ..,_roo.
"Tbo FPPC 0011 It bo-u_.o Mr. LracJI: dON ban
a CODfttet ol t.attNII." Kr,
O'Noll lold lbo Cll)o C•oeU
01-1·
A oladlar FPPC 1-r
alto QHitklttllr.BII'I'ett's
poollloo.
"I ttoo~ -IIIli! tllo rFPC pooltJoo." llr, Bor-
NIIIoltiiMI ..... ,_r.
dllJ, ,,_.. 1 Mft I Jll'lt ...
also ha s 2 ex -husbands.
Pollee are cbec~ out
ftogeJl)rlnts foond In the rtc-
tim's apartment at 322.A
Muruertte, and elimtnattDg
tbose of lmown friends and
aequaintaaces, with the OOpe
of narrowiDg down to one
set of prints that might not
be accounted !or.
Miss Bennington's room.
m1te fouOO the rtctim'sbody
at 1:30 p.m. on Aug, 2, A
coroner 's report placed the
Ume of death at 3:30 a.m.
tllat day, alter 2 hOUrs Jf-
ter she qs seen leaving a
local nl&htspot alone.
Capt. Hamilton said,
··There seems to be a syn-
drome of burgLars who rape
their YlcUms wbeo the op.
portunity exists," He noted
tblt 3 sucb rapes hne oc-
curred on the Balboa Pen-
lDstab lD recent months, but
oooe resulted 1n the death
of tbe victim.
COLLEGE DIST. TAX
RATE IS CUT 2.61c
Tbt tu rate tor tile Coast
Com.malllt:r CoHere District
bu beea set at 89.64 cents.
Tbe tnsteo, at their n-
nal -~~ m-"""'" s, accepted tbt admllllstn-
ttoo•s neommeadlUoo thlt
J.tl cutl be cut trom the
lt.!S eeats rate called tor
111 tbt pabUcatloa bOdcet or
JUly u .
,.. dlttrlcl't -" .....
,.., wW bt $'75,11S,l77.
TalaJ ..... ...s ..... ttoa lJ
wtnwted at $1.MI,S40, 75e,
ao ...,_ of Hlt,IH,W
Oftr tile euf'tlll ,..r.
P.I.P. DANCE AUG. 19
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GUY R. C. HENCE of Coro.
na del Mar has been named
as the new genenl manager
of Movl elaod Wu Mu seum,
Buena Park, etrectlve Aug.
ust 15. He was with Hunt~
Wenon Foods for the past
6 years, most receotly as
senior ma rkettog manage r,
Previous attlllatlons lnctude
marketing management for
Drlsbn Tablet products wUh
American Home Products
Corp. In New York City and
also with the J. Walter
Thompson Company there.
He was graduated from the
VIrginia Military lnstltute
and served as a captain in
the u.s. Army.
Lido shootist
is arrested
.\ Lido Isle man, said to
be despondent over business
and family problems, was
arrested Sunday night lfter
Newport poUce were told be
was shootlng a pistol &00
rifle In side his home.
·Pollee said they a rrlved
at tbe VIa EboU address to
UM tbe m111 locked ti tats
bathroom. His wtte and Z
bmlly friends had ned the
residence. lmestlgators
fooDd bullet holes In the walls
ant1 ceiling of the bathroom,
after 4 policemen took him
into custody without incident.
The entire area tlad been
closed to trattlc when the
home was St.lrrounded by po-
llee.
After the man was taken
toto custody at 11 p.m., he
was driven to UCI Medical
Center for observation, po-
ll ee reported.
A .32 caliber pistol and a
.22 eaiJber rille were confi -
scated,
N.B. FREEZE
Led by lntne Co. pres1-
deal: Peter Kremer, a small
army of Ne'WJ)Ort Beach de-
velopers ma.rched on City
Hall Yooday Digbt and eon-
rtnced the City Council to
postp)ne seYenllfttt-deYet.
opment actions. Tbe visit
also resulted In the es-
tabllsbmeot of a ''blue-rib·
bon" committee to sbldy ci-
ty trafflc problems.
At the urgtac of thedevel .
opers, the CouncU postponed
action uDUl at least Sept .
12 on these matters:
• A decision on whether
to submtt to local voters
a ballot measure tllat could
Impose a temporary mora-
torium on real estate devel-
opment.
• Four proposed amend-
ments to the city's general
plaD., 3 of which would re-
strict developmeat or re-
denne tbe way the city views
buUdlag density. ~
• A revle'A' by the Plan-
ning Commission of all parts
of the general plan relating
to housing density ant1 sup.
porttng systems, lDc::ludlng
tramc clrculatloo.
Mr. Kremer, woo became
Irvine Co. president last
month when new owners toolc
control oft be giant lant1 nrn1,
promised tbat his company
a nd other major developers
wUl work wtth the city dur-
ing the neit 30 !tlys on
''concentrated, pUrposeful
discussions about the sche-
duling and Intensity of futu re
denlopment of our respec.
Uve properties." Mean-
wlille, be vowed, tbe oevelop-
ers w111 not co abeed wttb
Uy bu.UdlQ( plllLS.
Ooe of tht general plan
ament1ments the City COCJn-
cU was sclleduled to dis-
cuss Monday loeluded a ph2-
slng plan that III'Ot.lld slow
down develop ment until traf-
fie capacftles catch up with
buUt11ng.
Following Mr. Kremer to
the Council podium were re-
presentatives of Emka y De-
velopment, Don Koll Co.,
Phllco-Ford, Paclttc Mu-
tual, John Lusk and Son.
Beeco Limited, and the New-
port Harbor Area Chamber
of Commerce. In an obvi-
ously well .planned sllOw of
unanimity, they echoed Mr.
Kremer's plea for a delay
ln city legislative action.
Attorney Dick Spooner, a
member of the Chamber of
Commerce' executive board,
repeated an earlier appeal
fo r a blue~rtbbon traffic
committee. CooncUwomao
Lucille Kuehn of Irvine Ter-
race endorsed the Idea, a.s
did Councilman Donald Mc-
Innis of West Newpo rt. But,
the Chamber was told to ap-
point the committee on Its
owu initiative and to come
back within 30 days with a
report. The city's admini-
strative and planni~ stalls
were dlrectP.d to oooperate
with the committee.
Paul Ryckoft of Balboa
Island was the on!~ Couo-
cU member to seriously
question the developers' re·
quest for the 30-day delay
In development action.
'•Yoo don't have any pro-
jects planned to come be-
fore the city b~ween now
and October, anY"ay," he
remlodec1 Mr. Kremer.
'•I don't see the logtc of
II.''
Mr. Ryckofi also ob~ted
when Mrs. Kuehn proposed
tbat the CouocU give Its of-
don 't want to sanotitJ this
committee as representine
the comm unity, wheo we
don't know Lf It reaUy
would,"
But, Mr. Ryckoff made
the motion to hOld orr on uy
f\lrther city actloo on gen~
era! plan changes or buUtf~
1.ng fN!ez.es. Council okay~
ed the move 6.0. CouncU-
man Peter Barl'i!tt, who ear-
lier In the day admitted that
he may have a conflict of
interest when any matter
Involving the Irvine Co.
comes before the Council,
abstained on that ant1 several
other votes on Monday nl.ght.
rtelal sanction to the Cham -BARBARA SKIL ll H r ber trattlc committee . "I ""
Barbara (B.J.) Skilling
named to school board
Barbara Sk!Uing, known
as "8. J." to her friends,
Is th• oewest member or tbe
Hnport-Yeu. 8<ard of £d.
ac:atioa.
Mrs. SkilliDl was awotn-
ted Tuesday night by the
board to replace Marian
Bergeson, who Is res1gni~
to run for the State Assem-
bly.
~rs. Skillfng, 40, lives at
2124 Windward, Baycrest,
with he r tllsbaod Davp and
their 2 children. She will
serve Trustee Area 3 on
t!le 7-member scOOol board,
and her term wUI ezpire
March 30, 1979.
For the past year, Mrs.
Sk:tlllng has been co-chaJr.
man of the district clUz.ens
com mtttee •bleb advises the
Board of Ecllcatloo on fl-
nanelng and school re-Ioca~
tlon. She was twtce presi-
dent of the Cblldreo·s Thea-
tre Guild, a.nd has batt pre.
sldeot of the local Natlobal
Charity League. She has al·
so beea active In the PTA
and the Girl Scouts.
Tht> board also considered
<1 other applicants for the
JOb, before picking Mrs.
Skilling. Tiler .. ·ere Stanley
Legum, Ann Beaupre, Den.
nis Johnson aod Erwin elf'
Mockskonyl.
~~SHARE HEARING
A public hearing Is sche-
duled for i:30 p.m. Aug . 22
in Sewport Beach City Hall
to determine whether the
city should spend $41 9,000
tn fede ral reveooe sharing
fu nds to help build t ht> new
branch library.
High Hopes hoping for miracle
lrYine who has served as their lives so they CaD f\IDC· A wmmer proeram for Ubrarlan hasofferedtoteach • 1 ,.tion at an effltleot and more
bnln ln~red J0t.1.D1 adults 't'Oiunteers ho10' to .catalog ~:~he 0~.:~~'!,. ~7e:~ productive level. This Is a
Is being eooducted by Hlgb and nte the InformatiOn. bllltatlon and UC Irvine Me-loft}· expectalion tor any
Hopes, a locally orp.nlud High Hopes was es. dlcal Center. Stle is dlrec· groop of people, but It is
neuro!O(Ic11 reco•ery croup tabllsbed ln 19'75 by a group Ung the 7 week summer especially slgnlncant for
of parents ant1 Yolunteers. of pareats woo all h:ld brain program •lththeassistance head injure-d individuals be-
Hopes are Indeed tdgb for ID~red yoong adults tn their of Mike ~nd Sue Cue of Hun -cause It helps eliminate
coatlwlng success of this homes. The pro)e<'t bepn UQ(ton Bea ch. Sue Is an Ot'· troublesome variables In
ptlo« program, but anlmme. under the leadership of Mrs. cupational therapist and their decision malctng pro-
dlJ.te crisis has tobesolfed. Robert (Lee) Merryman or Mike Is studying for ~ mas -cess. This aspect of the
The summer sesslools mee-Eas1 Bluff, woose son, Mike ter's dej:ree as a physical program wiU be a key factor
tlng at McNally school Moldenhauer, had suffered eOJcaUoo Instructor. tn preparing students to
In Costa Mesa, but a new seYere head lnjlry In • mo-move closer to assuming re-
location is needed when this torcyde acc ident. Aft er The acllvitles outline for sponsibillty for lndepeadent
tnltW 7 week prog-ra.m Mlkewasreteased fromhOS· the summer program gives living.
comes to 10 end August 26 . pita! Intensive care, Mrs. the following information: ''Student s will be required
.\ permanent location Is Merryman reallr.ed tllat no '•Some of the mo rning actl-to kH-p a dally log,lnc.lucttnc
belac 30U&ht •• preferably place was available for St.lb· Ylties will focus on llle rna-week-ends, of all the acUvl-
a place wttb play yard and intensive care, COO't'ales. oagement slctlls where stu-ties th4'}' do within a wak:if€
swtmmllll pool for tbe ptay -ceoce and recovery. There dents will discuss aM re-day thrOCJghoot the entl.n:
slca.I therapy needs. Ade-were no guidelines of writ· hearse tunctiooal activities summer sesstoo. The kMlC
quate room Is reqqifed. both ten tutbooks pro't'ldfnr as-Deeessary to surTt'fe in the term benefits from this type
for the rtbabWtaUoo pro-slstance to parents for home community. Aoother objf<'· of assignment wut Impact
gnm, a.ot1 also for the train~ eare. 11 was through prayer Uve of the mornl,_ sessions directly on helpln( studeDts tne: of YOllllltMrs ud pro-aad trtal-and.error efforts •UI be to focu s on dueJop. learn to sch@dule their own
fesslooals lnterested In u-that Mrs. Merrym1o wu lfli methods of retention of time so that they can lin sl~ wttb tbl projlet. able to lead Wlke tonrd newly learned knowledge. iQdepeOOenUy. It hU an Id-
A temponfl' oftlce IJ 110• miraculous n!CO't'ery. St:udemts •til be gino as. ded benefit of reml~
bel111 proYided by the Ct.r-other pareots with simi-sl(nmeots reprdt,_ current them of what hu occurred
tty Leacae 1t tbe tll.rtftlhap. tar problems.beeame lmers eYents 1nd •111 bt eKJ)ee'!fed Ia thelrllves within the•eet,
542 W. 19th St., SUJte A. .,ted 1D estlbUsblnc a nta. to apply them to their datly thus serves as 1 mlod PI-
Costa. Wea . Hoan l.h 9:30 bUitatloe procnm, aod H1tb ltre. ger to tncreue recent me-
a.m. to S:30 p.m. MODdaJ Hopes was born. Rervllr ''Qir~ the 2nd part of mory."
throu&b frtttay; ttltpboal meetllcs are held tor re-the day, empbasts will 1Se
646-814,1. porto of procroaa 11111 til•-oo strooctoeatoc the lndl•l-JACKIE HEATHER IS
no .. tlot~~ of -. aod -too o1 ot:obltllll aoct 10-.-.a~ studool'o tOOmr t tlllo HEAD DF PLANNERS
equtpmeDt are Dlldtd In IIIUOM. aDd eoordl•UOft. Tbrll lA-Tht Pl1An1Dc Commt.uloo
the coDtlautQC prorram ear-Mtrlt Pe!tiu o1 SatJta stnctof wtU ' lDdf.riduaJty of Newport Btacll tu elec-
rltd oa by Hlcb Hgpee. Tbln Aat 1a.,. p:recidtlt ol fUcll taJJor Procnma tobNt meet ted tbe a,nOW'blr otncen to
ls Deed a,r a C10PJ mec"'M ilapa.. lira.. llltn'fliiU 18 the ...,.,_ ot •eh ltuchct. sene l)r tm-71! aat1lJptWrftU~ at.Jt.rpQ-rice~ M.ra. Azttlu ,. PllhiU wtll be ld:)tmld Cb&lrlhla., JleqltelltDt E.
steal lberapyl'-_. u ""oar.! of 'lltltiD lo If· Dl lilt -ol _......... Httlber; 111 neo-cllolnMo,
............... """~"-~-c-..,; lira. -GO-olpotllbr tMir c-Ud W!UiatD rr.c~art.-Jr,; --. ~-•· ~Co will bo ct--lloo ~ ~ ,_,_. G wlloolt lbr boD,......, lo-bnollt, lbnHr., ~ roa --~·•-·-·~•-c---. oorro tllor bolla, -llolla, tlal .... -IMic.. .... ColtU; --ry. Pool .... aw~MnM •• ud aDtr. tb1tD1 '*' ll tnuuu. ~ :::-'.;...... wW Bal&lla •
A ntC111.10e et*r llbt-oar...,. ••en 1ft bt ,. Pit fDr ...U-lllrJ, RMt-w1U bt .._
Ill trpolatcl &I ... -)(n, -· op.a~--........... -lltoJ..WIIo -.. lilt Pl'lll'."' ~ .. ~,. -..., 00 ~~ ~.~ lo4r-1to1t1 oc<a 11 Ia to ac-. :: ,'!..!,!, ~c~
b.--I'J' ~ .._ -~ ·-GGU •ts• ll a lUt ...... -
tM&taol rtMiaGJ~ tsbf... n. acllldl6libUDr of Ute •••c•••• tool tllst ...___ tl• at tM ~ ••• Ill ... --tltniP-lllctt """"-!olin. -Ia ... ,,__ at ...... Dill tllo -A Nllred Wallor {lallJ) lotlder of ...... -prtortiM to of~.
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• REIPORT ttARIIlR EIISHlll l!IUMOAY, AUG. I~ 1!11 COO~ DEl CAll F 92 UIIJS OK'D IN C.M.
Futy .... r IIIICIA ll111111
<lwlllllp Ia-pro joel LDd
S! ..,._llllltttaaootller
WIH -~~~ bJ tho Coota w .. PlUliJIC Commluioa
PVBLIIJIID Moodl.y nfc11t.
........ .,.r.t at Doua H. Smltl>, 508 29th
ud pr11t111r pl.ut st •• Wut Newport, ncetvtd
HWJ'., Co,_, del·Mar, awronl torprtllmiDlryde-
TBE HEWPORT HAR-u1opmeat plaDI tooonstruet
BOR EIISIG" nt ad)ld(td the staale lamlly <lwtiU.Cs
to be a oew~~J~.per of can-oortb ot St.Unu Au. and
enl ctrcutattoa by court west of Santa Clua Ave.
decnt No. A-20178, dated Georce c. WoodsJr.,l665
May)4, 19U, Ia Superior Placeotia An., Costa Mesa,
Court t>r the County of had sousbt a zone a:ceptlon
oruce, StateofCallfonla. •ug~TED permit for 40 apartment un-
aod by reuoo thereof ls Us at US!-2458 Santa Ana.
qua.llfled to pubiJ.shallpub-ll:ep,•H!nted Notionally by 1111£1 Ave but was Cllt to 38
lie "notJces rtlqlllredby law, U.S. SUBURBAN PUSS INC ........ unit; by the planners. He
THE NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN Is the lepl news-was allowed to encroach into
paPer tor tbe City or Newport Beach and publishes all the required rroot aod rear
public notices tor the cUy , yard setbacka aDd to exceed
the maximum allowable
~~.. .ltNj "' .1/op
A.RVO E. HAA~A, owner and publisher of the Ensign
• WHAT PRICE BEAUTIF1CATION?
fence helght for a tennis
court.
Irene Spicer, Garden
Grove, was denied a con-
dUional use permit to oper.
ate a massage parlor 111. a
commercial building at 1525
Mesa Verde r r, East. staff
planners had clllrged tht'
parlor would be detrimental
to surrouDdlng property and
recommende-d a denial. The
tlll>lleoll wutold by Clllir·
mu C. C. Clarta lliOt ...
COIIld ~ lo tilt City c-u.
Bay Tire Ceater.lllltaa·
dolpb: AYt., recttfed a CGa-
c!Uiona.l aM Ptrmlt liD &Jlow
retall Ure atM aad lubl·
ltUoa 1n eoo)lacUoe wtth
wl»lesatlng LDII atone• ol
tires at tbe addreu, ap Ml
z.one.
Vlcto.r Petersoo, 2195
Monterey Ave., rec.tYed a
condltiooal use permit to
construct a detached recre-
ation room with a wet bar.
HJs original requeet na for
a detached 11Yloe QIWters
with a kltcbeo. at wblcb
the commtsslooen: balked.
Howard Rolshelm. 22S
LWlan Pl., received a nr-
tanee to encroach lDto tbe
required rear yard setback
to construct a garage lDd
storage addition to an exis-
ting residence at that ad-
dress. He objected to a re-
quirement that be put ln
sidewalk as It would be
only Piece of sldewalk 1o
the block. He was told llde-
walk installation had tostart
sometime and be would ._.,.
to be first.
The Birch Lo1
Why Natural Gas Is Scarce
11)1 .lela'· ..,.,. n s &,...,,M_.....,u It
..,ht bo • bit dilllc:ult ;. Au· "* to ,.. ... thrt .....
coW ola.t .-int.tr, but we ouabt
to try. ,.. ......... &o be
IHmad WMa oalwel pi .......
.,. forced 4,000 plant. to elote,
put 400,000 out ol work, lhut
down school., •nd ev.n poNd •
thrtlt to hOIDit IDd botpitall.
The 1-.oa it Lh.lt price c:onvola
ttlne production. F•r from
helpln, hanl-preued ooneumen,
they alwayt make mallel'l JrOt'M.
Tl.rl'el: Natural Gaa
••GOOOP£LL" t etors Dettcla Sampaoo IDd U.ull; Rucker The oil field by-p~uet
rehearse 1 seeoe from the nwatca.l DOW plaJlal at called natural gu waa d~
CoroDI del Mar bleb sebool.' Studeats from drama du ... ered to be a clean _and effictent
ses It all 4 h1rb schools ID the Newport-Mesa dJJtrict IIOurce of energy tn lh~ poll·
have combined thelr taleata tor the play. Godspell opeoed ~orld War .n yean. But tn 1954,
Tuesday and runs throu&h Saturday, Aug, U. Sbow Ume just after It& ~rth had been
ls 8 each ni(ht. Tlcketa are $2 alld $1,50 at the door. thoroughly estabh~h~, the Fed-
R Uoaa be made by .... uc .... 556-SS20. er~l Power Commlllton slap~ eae"a may ~ prtce controll on all gaa aold In-
tlte
c. M. Hatj>Cf
.Mesa
eonnectkJJt
terstate. This led immediately to
1 downward trend in exploration
and development, and to an in-
crease in conauroption because or the artificially low price.
prictcaouoltlobo...,..toMloo
ot ........ -clout]o _... _ ... policy Ia:-... ........
_ ........ tunol ... .
llc.tnlll .... 7 ......
Tho Americaa a .. "-Ia·
Uon "-«Wl?....,tl)' prcwided
Huibae tn"'IJ NCOatiDenda-
tiOM to IO"fDIDtftt euthoritt...
In • np6r\ .ot &o Pr.idenlill
tnrtf'JY advWor J•m• &hi•·
inpr aarly thil .)"ar, the AGA
IIVI ita proj41et.iou olpa IVIIII·
tbility ir pric. conliOia were
merely relued. AOA '1 •timate
it that then 11 enouah nattaral
gu witbin U.S. t.er:ritory to Jut
(or over 2,000 ye&rl. But It W
obtainable only if pemment
will pt. out o( the way.
Who speaks for the small business
owner in Costa Mesa? His outcry is
being drowned out by the enthusiasm
for phasing· out signs that are not up
to city sign law restrictions. Some
complaints have surfaced briefly; there
have been protests over financial injury
from 14amortization.'' A business sign,
after all, is just as much personal
property as a desk in a business office,
Taking away that sign withC'ut compen-
sation is an act of confiscation, just as
much as taking away the desk would
be, The plain language of our U.S.
Constitution forbids such action, even
in the name of beautification.
YOU LISTENING . LIL! School site decision due A few weeks ago, an employee of the California Dept.
of Transportation (CAL TRANS) sneaked out with a docu-
on the West Side. All 3 ment aod gave It to a member or the press. It wasn't
campuses oow bouse ele-quite as earthshaking as the Pentagon Papers or the Wa-
mentary schOols, aod are tergate revelations, but u does show that the people are
caDdidates for closing, due tryi.Q( to tell CALTRANS something, and CALTRANS
to declfning enrollments. isn't listening.
The American Gas Associa·
tion has stressed the amazin1
fa ct that there has never in our
nation's hiri.ory been an effec-
tive incentive to esplore for nat·
ural ga11. Price controls are the
majm reason why. When a pro-
ducer cannot charge enough to
finance costly exploration fmd
expensive production equipment,
he turns his attention elsewhere.
Even the pemment't own
retelf'thers bavt arrived at t
similar conclusion. Latt January
seventy spedal'-ta (rom the
federal EneriY Rnearch and
Development Adrni'niltrati~n
were commiMioned to study our
nation'• natural 111 potential.
The group made ita report in
April, jus~ prior to the Prfli -
dent't planned forecut or im-
pending ener&Y catutrOphe. The
ERDA t .. k force uid that, by
limply allowin1 prieft to rise,
the nation could be Oooded with
natural gas.
What did ERDA's brasa do
with its report? They l't('alled it.
Nest, they disband.d the tum
that wrote it and appointed a
second team to do a rewrite job.
Five d1y1later, ERDA had a new
report which coincided perfectly
with President Carter"• ~tri m
forecast.
• • • •
• CHILDREN ARE THE TARGET
"Save our children" is a slogan that
goes right to the heart of the homo
controversy, That slogan won in Flo-
rida under the leadership of Anita Bry-
ant, Hopefully it can win also in Cali-,
fornia, where Senator John Briggs is
heading the campaign. He is sponsor-
ing an initiative which would allow school
boards to ref4se employment to tea-
chers who are openly homosexual or
who publicly advocate homosexuality.
There are charges of unfair discri-
mination and denil\1 of c ivil rights.
But the homo , or lesbian, or any other
sexual deviate will suffe r no loss of
rights if that deviation is suppressed
by self-discipline. A person with a
lust for sex will not be punished unless
that lust leads t o assault. Someone who
is a thief at heart will not be arre sted
unless theft is committed. The campa-
rison is not unfair, because one who
m olests a child is a thief, or worse.
Childre n are the target. P.lready there
have been attempts by hom os to ob-
tain legal approv?J for child adoption.
That is a logical step in the homo
campaign for public acceptance; they
can't have c hildren, s o they must re-
cruit. The sc hool is an obvious loca-
tion for r ecruitment.
A s ordid example of the campaign
on TV t o gain sympathy and acceptanc e
for homos was the CBS Channel 2 show,
"Alice," presented on prime time a
week ago Saturday night. A homosexual's
persuasive pleading won over t!le reluc-
tance of the mother, and her young son
was allowed to go on an over-night
fishing trip with the homo. Your chil-
dren are the target. And the campaign
will gr ow bolder, unless there are enough
parents who will raise their voices
in prote st. Or, perhaps more effective-
ly, take pen in hand and put your pro-
test in writing --to CBS, and t o the
11 Alice" show sponsors. You can di-
rect your letters to the following:
• CBS Channel 2, Chris Desmond,
vice-president and g~neral manager,
6121 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
90028.
• General FoodA Corp. (Kool-Aid),
James Ferguson, president, 250 North
st., White Plains, N.Y. 10625.
' • J. B. Williams Co. (Geritol), Math-
., B. Rosenhaus, president, 767 Fifth
Jrife., New York City 10022; also Ace
Comb Co., 750 Walnut Avenue, Cran-
fOI'd, H. J . 0'1016.
If ,ou don't want to lake the time to
-•• a letar, cUp out this editor-
_., a'& •tr JOur agreement, atgn your
..S mau 1t to tbe addreues ' ......
A specl3l citizens com-
mittee has narrowed Its
choices down to 4 possible
sUes for the Newport-Mesa
school district's continu-
ation high schOOl.
One of the choices would
be to keep the school at Its
present McNally school
campus loeatioo, at 19t h and
Newport, Costa Mesa. other
chOices would be the cam-
puses now uSed by Monte
Vista, Wilson aDd Whlttter
schools, all In Costa Mesa,
The district 's Board of
Education voted last Novem -
b£>r to move the school to
aoother location by Septem-
ber, 1979. The committee
Is supposed to recommend
a site, and the board w111
make the final dec ision.
Monte VIsta scOOOI Is at
390 Monte Vista Ave. on
Costa Mesa'sEast Side. Wll-
s on is at 801 Wilson on the
WE>st Side, and Whittier Is
at 1800 N, Whittier, also
The continuation higb school could be moved into either It tur~s out that last year, your tu bucks helped CAL-
f th 3 xtst~ taclllttes TRANS conduct a statewide poU to find out What the people ~he c:mm~ttee decided. • think about transportation. CAL TRANS Director Adriana
rr the cootiooatlon schOol Glaoturco obviously needed some popula.r bacldng for some
1 t tn McNally sUe .or her far-out schemes, such as diamond lanes. But Ola-~e~:U~ ~ ~~ved out oft~ mond Lll didn't get the answers she wanted, What the
t b Udt and -·ld people told her, in effect, was '•give us more freeways presen u ngs, ....... nd 1 ha • t ed h " occupy a new structure on a ewer re-~ n sc emes.
the bac k ed e of the sctool Now, this wasn t ;..st an amateur poll taken by some
roperty tlle~e The remaln-bureaucrat. The very reputable Field Poll folks did the ~er of the p~rty would be work for CAL TRANS. They fou.od that such things as
ld mass transit, diamond lanes, aDd separate lanes for bus-
so The Costa Mesa Redevel-ses aDd carpools rated at the bottom of the prelerenoe
opment Agency has asked llii:t. At the top were more freeways, better malntenaoce
that the entire McNally parp of exlstlng roads, and tmproYement of tratnc now through
eel be made avallable for jammed-up areas.
redevelopment as commer-We ~rted to tell Mrs, Glaoturco these things when she
eta! or residential property. Yislted our town a lew monthS back. She took a look at our
The citiz.ens committee Is grand ezcavatlon Jn the middle of Newport Blvd. and sug-
, ted to hOld a public gested we turn it lnto a teMJs court. '• We would rather ~=ng before maklcc Us have the freeway there, If you don't mind too terribly,"
recommenda tion next month we told her. She looked at us as though we were Hiles
to t he Board of Education. of the Neanderthal age. Freeways , you see, a.re supposed
Trustee talks today
to be '•out." Well, they may be out In Mrs. Glanturco's
little world of diamonds and busses, but the people who
pay the gasoUne taJ:es and have to get from place to place
every day, obviously have dlffereot Ideas.
The people are spea.ldng, Dia mood Lll. When are you
gol.Q( to start llstenl~? Donald Smallwood, a
membe r or the Newpo rt-Me-
sa school rllstricl's Board
of Edu cation, Is scheduled
to be the speaker when Cos-
ta Mesa Tomo rrow hOlds
Its monthly meeting at 7:30
a.m. today, August 11.
Mr. Smallwood, an attor-
ney In Newport Beach, has
served on the boa rd since
197 1. He represents lrus -
tee area I, which lncludPs
his home area of Mesa Ver-
~:·./''!ie~tar~t~! ~~taN~~~
Side.
One topic expec ted to come
PUBLIC NOTICE
t'OTlCE
OF PUBLIC HEAR ING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GI-
VEN t~at the Cit)" Counc il
of the City of Newport Beach
will hold a public hea ring
regardiDg an ameodment to
the 19'77 -7 8 enacted Federal
Revenue Shari~ Fund Bud-
get. The proposed amelld-
ment will add $41 9,000 con-
strucllon and books to the
$1 13,405 enacted budget.
NOTICE ts HEREBY FUR-
T "'ER GIVEN that the said
public hearing wUI be held
on the 22nd day of August,
1977, at the boo r of 7:30
P.M. In the Councu Cha m-
bers of the City Hall or the
City of Newport Beacl1, Cal -
Ifornia, at which time and
place any and all persons
Interested may appear and
be heard thereo n.
Doris GeO rge
City Clerk
C lty of Newport Beach
Publish: Aug. 11, 1977, In
the Newport Harbor Ensign,
P UBLI C NOTIC E
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE ts HEREBY GI-
VEN that the City Cooncll of
t~e City of Newport Beach
wtn hold a pubJJ e heartnc
reprdtne recoDitderatton
or theacceptaoceofSundl.nee
t'rlve for public street pura
poses.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR .
T HER GIVEN tbtt tile said
pubUc b .. rlac ww be held
on the 22Dd day of Aupst,
1 '¥77. at the hollr ot ?:SO
P.M; to the Couoc.U ChaM·
bora ol tilt CttJ Hall ol tbo
CttJ o1 "-" Bout>. ca. Ulorala, at wtdcb tlml a.ad
place uy uct aU pet.-
lmeruttd ma7 appear ud
l>t ... .., tbo.._
llortoGtorp
City Clort
CIIJ ol ft-rt -b
l'llbll* Alii· U, lt'M, Ia
tho M-rt 11aMr Eot!p.
up tor dlscusstoo Is the Al-
tu r e of the district 's cootln-
uatton high school, now tq-
cated at the Mc Nally schOol
t'ampus at 19th and Ne"'PQrt
in Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa
Tomorrow, whi ch ts made
up mostly or downtown bu-
siness interests, wants the
r ampus relocated, so that
redevelopment of downtown
Costa Mesa may include the
Mc Nally campus.
Costa Mesa Tomorrow
meets the 2nd Tta.lrsday
mornJng of each month at the
Cha mber of Commercebuil-
dtng OD 19th St.
KENNETH CHUBBUCK
SUCCUMBS AT AGE 51
Memorial services for
Kenneth A. ChUbbuck, 51, of
Costa Mesa were beld yes-
terday ln the Presbyterian
Church of the :onnalllwlth
the Rev. Bruce A. Kurrle
and !-.1ar VIsta Masonic
Lodge No. 820 otnciatt.oe.
Mr. Chubbuck, whO died
Aug. 4 In Hoag hOspital, was
a boat builder and had lived
In Orange County sloce 1951.
He ts survived by his wife,
Elaine; a son, David.ofCos-
ta Mesa; 2 daugt.ters, Stacy
['ean Truax of Minnesota
and VI rginia Ruth Chubbuck.
Costa Mesa; 2 brothers.
Ha rrison . of Vermont, tod
Dean of Florida, aDd one
grandson.
Interment was scheduled
ror Quincy Cemetery, Quin-
cy, Mass.
RECREII TION TRIP
The City ofNewportBeach
parks, beaches and recrea-
tion· department Is spouor-
lng a trip to Unlnrsal Stu-
dios on August 17. Tbe pri-
ces are S4.50 for 5-11 year
olds, $5,50 for 12-16 year
olds and $6,50 tor 17 years
aod older. This includes ad-
mission, tram ride aDd tour,
aod all shOws,
Busses 7111 be leaYIOC
from both Mariners 1chool
and. the Community Youth
Center at 8 a.m. aod wtll
retura at 5 p.m. Deadline
to register Is 5 p.m. frl ..
day, J.qust 12.
BIG SIGH IS DENIED
A 1roand afca that tl•
eHdtd tht tlloftblt btieht, ar• tad 1.a.r biiCM wu
dealt<! tilt U.S.A. --Cofll,, Z050 llu1lor Blftl..
by tile Cotta ~~-1'111111111 Comm __ ,.....,
bat. 61 __ ..,.. ...
a zo bJ 10 ""' IIIII wu
II!Pro•td. 1'llit er. .W •·
tid • ..-lip .. -· ply '111111 tllo .., lip •••
..._, It wu do<Mod,
COUNCIL SUMMARY .
Newport Beach City Coon-
ell acted Mooday nlgbtonthe
Iollowllli agenda subjects:
• PARKING DISTRICT for
Cenlnl Newport-C annery
VIllage got a tentative go-
ahetd, wUh a further deci-
sion scheduled for the Aug,
22 meetlng.
• MORATORIUM on bull-
ding, which was to have been
discussed, was postponed to
Se"t. 12, after J.D appeal
by the Irvine Co. aod other
development h~erests.
• ALSO POSTPONED un-
til Sept. 12 were declstons
on 4 amendments to tbe ge-
neral plan.
• TRAFFIC commUtee
wUI be formed by tbe New-
port Harbor Area Chamber
of Commerce to come back
to the Counc il wlthi..D 30days
wtth Ideas oo solving traf.
ft c problems.
• SPEED UM1Tof35mpb
was established for Dove
aDd Qual! streets, near the
airport.
• COM TRAFFIC su"ey
was referred to the tf.atnc
alfalrs committee for report
back on prlorlUes for ac-
complishing suggested solu-
Uoos. Also, the state will
be asked to re-syochroolze
tn1fle signals and re-dep
al(Q turning lanes on Coast
Hwy.
• ANIMAL pound qree-
ment with Dr. Albert Stock·
ton ns transferred to Dr.
Wa)'De Dnls, who bas taken
o'f'8r operaUoo of Dr. stock-
ton'• ardmal bospltal.
• SUNDANCE DRIVE 1.n
Newport Ternce wW be the
subJect of an Aug.Uhtarllll to dettrmliMI whttoer It wUJ
bt<:Omt a public ltntt.
• FIRE STATION at Jr.
tlDI aod Dour wUI be ••·
pended to lhClude a dr1np
.. y -thO llat'loa. • TIGHTER CONTROL bJ
the Coaac::U oter routlDt
Mlldllll pro)leta wu taarud
-.,. a a.t ....._ u t11o c-o ..... 1o u.., 11a p_, __
• JOAif Pt:'ITY wu .,_
polllod to ,...,..... tilt ctly
..... <>rupc:.-,Hou-111 Aottoorlly't __,.
coaiD-. Wlllud Wlldo
w1l1 bo tltr ...... .
• IIlLlS S'TOVU ... ....
pallhd to tM e11tn1 r .S-
rn• '•I oo..._, n·
~ Hit ~a,. .. , """ ,......,,
• I!OUCI PolY -wu lrioiii•U.O. .. t~~tr-a ..._ ... ...,_ .. .._
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ten to a new proposal by the
pollee employees assocta.
Uon .
• ETHICS CommiUee was
ordered to study the city's
appointment procedures, to
ensure against appolntmeli.
of persons who mtghJ have
conructs of Lnlerest.
• APPOINTMENTS Com-
mittee was Instructed to stu-
dy tbe recent appointment of
Larry Lyoch to the Pllnnlng
Commission. The state Fair
Employment Practices
CommlssJon bas iSIUed an
informal opinloD that Mr.
L)'lleh. thrqb ht.s contacts
wltb the lnlDe Co, as a
la.n4scaptDe eoatnctor, may
have a coatllct of lolerest.
FRANK VENN ALL, 92,
OF COSTA MESA DIES
Funeral se"lces for
Frank Vennall, 92, or Costa
Mesa were held Friday, wtth
the Rn. George Vogel ot-
f1cJ.a.tlng. He died Au£. 2 in
Costa Mesa.
Mr. Vennall, a native of
England, was a barber and
had lived In CalUornla for
54 years and In Orange Coun-
ty for 17 years. He Is sur-
Yived by his wtce, Elizabeth;
a daughter, Edna Wlrt.J, Cos-
ta Mesa; sister, Elsie, of
England, 4 graCJkhlldreoand
10 great -graodchlldren.
MRS. JDNNI E BAKER
OF NEWPORT DIES
G nveslde services for
Mrs. Jobmlle Lou Baker of
Newport Beach were coo$1c-
ted Tuesday by tbe Re•.
Ceorae Vocet.
Mrs. Baker. a natln of
Loulallnl, had been a res-
taun.nt supe"t.or &Dd hid
llud Ia Or&lltlt COWIIy LDd
Calltomla for 7 Ytart. Sbe
dted Aur. s ta "-" Beach. Sr.. ta •nh'lld by
ber ...,..,, PbflllaBaiDtr,
Newport Buell; a brvtber,
Euntt Btlrer,-.... .,
La., llld .c r.rt.Ddeld.ldnll..
fi!)BERt'TROY DIES
Footnlotme.Ud lao
teriDIIIt tor BaNrt M. TroJ, rr, o1 "-rl ._, ....
btu ecll1lllltd Llillai.JttUe. • ...... Be-""'· .. lollolclll Cllal.
A ctr11 11111-, llr. TI'OJ
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While government•s meddling
wit h ele mentary economic law
resulted in closed factories, idle
workers, and real suffering last
January, gas remained plentiful
in xas-producing states (such as
Louisiana and Texas) because
there a~ no price controls on
intra~tate sa le!<.
F'or years. the ga s indust ry
has pleadNI for an end to tht'
reg u la tion of its price&. But
Con~t:rf'&S hal' refused to bud~~:e.
cu~tomarily citing wild tales
about potential huge profiteer-
ina:. J ust a few weeks ago, the
Hou!le Commerce Committee
ag ain voted against ending the
ront rols. And President Carter
has called for an extension of
Freedom at Stake
The entire energy situation in
the United States is chock ful l
of deceit . Everywhere . ~~:overn
ment is holdin~t: back production
while WQfking to ga in t"Otal con-
lrol of everyone and everyth i n~~:.
The natural gas story, only par-
tially told here. is a good exam-
ple of what is htppening. If we
allow this treachery to continue,
we will anon be left cold and
dark, and 11.1 the mercy of pn·da-
tors from within anCI without.
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TOM ANDERSON
(Continuina ltst week 's
discussion of the New York
blackout in which 3,700
thieves were arrested :)
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An earlier report had it
t hat most of t h~ crimina ls
w~r~ employ~d by ei ther
fe d~ra l , s t a t ~. or local
g o ve rnm r n ls T h e se
s till ~m~nt s d o n o t
necessarily conntct. Many
crim inals ar~ e-mpl oyed by
tede n l, state , and local
governments.
CLASS. NOT COLOR
libera l wr it er P~t e
Hamil ex cused the blackout
I hie YeS thi1 way :
"It was also clear to
anyone who mo~d aro und
th~ city on Wednesday night
that this wu a riot aga inst
pr o p~rt )'. no t a1ai nst
peo ple . Whi te ci vilians
moved freel y smona bla cks
and Latinos without being
3tl ilckc:d . Bla ck . White and
La! tno husinusmen were
equall y vict imt zed . And in
somt cu es , Whit~s jointd
the looting . If there was
ever any doubl that it is
class tttat divides us, not
co lo r , Wednesda y night
· should havt provid ed tht
proof. In almost all ..:a.ses ,
the 10111 o f the looters were
the ume: They wrre takin1
those material thin1s that
they could not buy, and
they deitroyed what thJy
could not take."
I uw the episode on
t wo TV networks , both
leftist , of course. and no
whites were in evidence.
Mr . Htmil's fairy story
"For a decade si nce the
heady days of the Wtr on
Poverty that wts decltrcd ,
but never foucht -poor
people have seen these
material thlnas o n
tdnision. ihe purpose of
tcleYilion is to make ptaple
W8Jit thinll cnouah to buy
them. They never SU&Pit
tl\at the ltemt ere junk or
that e"ten ha'f't:na aU of tbem
•t once IJ no pat~:t~IM or
hlpplnut . Talnision
c:offtm•rciala do 110t indDde
caution• aboYI. IIOOiit)' or
Jusliu . Th•Y u• u
......... Ned .. boot .. :
Fint tMJ .. you to wPt
IMII)OIM,u4 lbtft IMJ 111
,rn-to Wy. ·•
...... ill JIIIOII. -=-e., poor
j
people u nnot buy ... There
s h o ul d havr been no
surprise that people would
Pile into a store undtr cover
of dar kness to tilk l' those
1 hi n1 s t hey had been
inst ructed for so long to
wan t."
It is not dear tn the
preced ing pol\utton whrther
the writer is advocating
d o ing a wa y with TV
commercials. or with the
goodies advert ise-d on them.
Or, perhaps ht is slyl y
sugge,ting that we should all
be l ive-n the somt thin11 by
Santa Claus.
~ for the suuesti on of
d o i nl a w a y w i t h
co mmnciah , while I'm
trmpted . I think there it :1
more plausible solution: lrt
us ship the 3,700 depri\.ed
and dtpravcd thievn to t.he
Communist country o f th•ir
choict .where neither the lV
M"IS nor the items advertised
are avail ablt.
And now Ham1l shows
mo rt of his true (."0 \0u
(deep pink ): ·· ... Wednesday
nt&ht cost New York rlt ore
than Sl billion. If the
fe d eral go vernment ltad
mvestrd S 1 billion In the
creation o f factories , S~t
of that lootin1 mi1ht never
have happened ."
Bu t th e fe de-ral
1over n ment hal invested
much more than S I billio n
in fa ctories. Our federal
1overnment has t i lltfl many
billio ns o f dollan. plus
know-how , to CommJnist
enemy nttlons thro uqout
the wo rld . And t'th
stand•rd of IIYinals still"ot
as,oodarounwasin 1910.
Mott of those loolen ¥ve
far bl:tter thtn the twr;pae
c it I zen In Co mm11tllst
nation•. !
".,.In th• ahettos",
Hamil claims, •·untmploy-
mcnt a.mona youna paopl•
ltiJ\dl ofticiaUy It 4()~ Md
u.noffldiUy, It 65"."
lvt in Commta~ist
co~.anulu, tlltu It no
un .. wploynMat . 'They dtoot
tftO • .-ople IO -~ 1fb• _,. .... , .. jobo .....
out ew.. AM IIIII J'O~ eo
to ........ a.w.-..,or _, __ _
tH• to . l•dh•taltr, •I•••• •o•• of ''"• . ......... ,_.. ..
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THE NEW SLATE OF OFFICERS of tbe Newport Beach Frteods of the
Library loclude, from left, Mrs. Docllld Sloper, 1st nee-president;
Mrs. Robtrt Hllcbey, prestdellt; Mn. Josepb Murray, treasurer, and
Mn. WWard ArDott, reeorcU.Dr secretary.
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Friends of Library
Tbe Newport Beach
Frteods of the Library bave
elected Mrs. Robert E. HU-
cbey (Jean) as tbe president
tor 1977-78.
of directors of the Cameo
Home Owoers Association,
and was book sale chairman
for the Friends of the Li-
brary for Z years. Last year
she was elected to be 1st
vlce-preslt1ent.
MATTRESSES
JfEW -llUUILDUIQ
lrreeular Shapes
~aa.,....... -c;.ltea
As a graduate of Ohio
Wesleyan University wlth a
B.A. degree, she was tlrst
employed at the LB.M. Cor-
poration 1o Cleveland, and
later expanded ber talents
at M.l T. aDd at New York
University. She and ber bus-
bud, Robert, wbo Is a.fttl-
iated with Rockwell Interna-
tional In Anabeim, moved to
Cameo Sbores With thelr 3
children, Robert, Ellzabeth,
and LJDda, 1n May, 1974,
Mrs. HUchey has served
as treasurer of the Corona
del Mar Htgb School P1' A,
was appolllted to the board
The new slate of officers
includes Mrs. ~oald Sloper
(Fran), 1st vice-president;
Mrs. Henry Ullman (Ber-
nadine), Zod vice-president;
Mrs. Walter Goeggel (Betty
Jane), 3rd vice-president;
Mrs, Joseph Murray (Ar-
lene), treasurer; Mrs. WU-
lard Arnott (Florence), re-
cording secretary; Mrs.
Lupton A. Wllk:lnson (Hollv).
corresponding secretary;
Mrs. fletcher (Ann), histor-
ian; Mrs . R. L. Richmond
(Mary). parliamentarian;
Mrs. Kathryn L. Macartney,
book sale co-chairman; Mrs.
Brooks Brann (Pat), book
sale co-chalrman; Mrs. Ce-
cll Manell {Adelle), news-
letter co-chairman; Mrs.
Leonard Baltzer (Claudia),
newsletter co-chairman;
Mrs. GUbert W. Ferguson
(Anlta), soclal chairman;
Mrs. Edwln Ramsey (Sara).
social chairman; Mrs. M.
C. Sheely (Dorothea), publir
relations; Mrs. Joseph I.
Bell (Mary~ reservations
chairman; Mrs. Robert Zook
(SaDdy), junior frlends co-
ordinator; Mrs. J. Peter
Dobbs (Betty), members at
large; and Mrs. Walter White
(Wary).
COSTA M!SA MATTRUS CO.
2150 He..-rt llw4. 541·1303
AUGUSf SALE!
Christmas Cards up to SOO/o Off!
Gift. • D.nlah Fumlture • Chine • C.,aNI
140 H.WfiO .. T c•HT ... D"-• DUON ~LAZA 1•
fAC .. O II tr,_OIII trAaMION t~AND)
4JW\ 1\\ tilL
il\tetlor$ • iMfD'"b
Tel: 6_.4-73..0
fRll! 'ARKIHO
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MASTllt CHARGE
IAMKAMI!RICARD
WAYNE L. DAVIS, D.V.M.
ANNOUNCES THE NEW O WNERSHI P OF
Stockton Small Animal
Hospital
PRACTIC E LIM I TEO TO DOGS, CATS,
81 RDS. SMALL EXOTICS.
liOA RDIN G AN 0 G ROOM ING
BY APPOINTMENT
3838 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CO RON A OEl.. MAR, CAL I F. 92625
PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT
OR EMERGENCY SERVICES 1 (7141 673·1050
INur•er.r Special)
RICHMOND
BEGONIA
Pink & red fl owers, ~ttr~c·--
MAKE APPOINTMENTS
FOR FALL SEMESTER
Appolotments are oow be-
log Issued for Ora.tl(e Coast
College's fall semester reg-
istration.
Fall classes begin Sept.
lZ. ReglstraUon by appoint-
ment runs Aug. Z4 through
Sept. 6. Open registration.
on a drop-ln basts, wUI be
held Sept. 7-16. Reglstra-
Uon appointments maybe se-
cured In OCC's admissions
and records otttce. For reg-
lstraUon lntormaUon pbone
556-47S5.
tive foli~ge. Totkes sun or
shade. wtr,(z~~ ----T~IItil~ill
1Gotl. ~
Reg. $2.95 "'Q Thru Aug. 16
IT'S THE FLEA
SEASON!!
INDOORS: Ortho
HYPOWE R Room F O!Uter
OUTDOORS: DIAZINON
Spuy
PETS : Ortho SEVIN dust
Safe Methods to
Get Rid of Fie~
I Flo rut Special)
CARNATIONS
Freshly-Cu t Spi-1
Thurs.·Sun.
Aug.ll-14
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSI~
PUBLI&iEO WEEKLY ·Pra. 3
lliURSOAY, AUG. 11, l9n
CllROHA DEL MAR. CALl F.
Semi• set
for execs
An eu<:aUft Mm!Dar,de-
slcoed for seator tKeC:utlves,
buslDIIs OWMn, IDd tbole
ln staff poattiou aeeiWic top
liDI rtii)C)Dd>Ulty, wtll bt
lotroctaced at Oruce Cout
College this fall.
Fall cluses becin Sept.
lZ. The seminar, listed 11
·• managemeot 300, •• will
meet on Tuesday evenlncs
rrom 7 to 10 p.m.
Topics wtll J.Dcbade: oew
coocepts 1n emplo)'M motl-
vatloo, 1Dcreutnc proctactl-
vlty, lmpro'flne profits, IDd
Pl.aDD1nc and cootrolltnc ex-
ecaUve eftluatloa. It Will
also look at top rn&D~~ement
problems and teclllllques.
Rlcbard M. Greene, Jr.,
a oatJooally-kDown maoace-
ment consultant, Will cbalr
the sessions.
THE ANNUAL HAWAUAN LUAU wtlJ be beld Saturday,
AuiUst ZO, at the Balboa Yacht Club, 1801 Bayside Drive,
Corona del Mar, CockU.Us at 6 p.m. will be followed
by a bulfet c11nner at 8, and danci~~~t to the music of
the Blue Gardenias. Party planners lDclude, lett to right,
Mrs. Cared Smith, asslstant decoraUoos chairman; Mrs.
Don Franklln and Staff Commodore Don Franklin, chair-
men ror the luau. Mrs. Rlcbard Krenz is decorations
cbalrman. Tatna and her Tahitians Will eotertaln.
-1 L COMT HWY. OOM*A ... 11M •
CAU Ul JOe a ..ell• tn. ...
Parke-Davis
VITAM IN SALE!
MYADECe
Hlgh Potency Vttamln Formull wlth M1Derab
100 w/30 Free
REc. $?.s9 Now ... ·$ 4 .95
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" &« ~<r.,<f. POTTE · Y -o~ 'o~ l .... ~\• CS ~ ' ~~ ; O.c-,c--:\ .. ~ "()))-, ,
Now thru Aug. 31st
at
NG'S
Newport N\U'II8Z')' aud Garden Center
1500 e. coast highway 644-9510 newport beach
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ALL POTTERY
IN OUR NURSERY
10% OFF
(INCLUDING REDWOOD CONTAINERS, STRAW BASKETS AND ALL POTTERY)
AMI.ING-• name in california horticulture since 1920
Free Delivery
Personal Charae Accounts BankAmericard Master Ch•ra•
$ • \. ')
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NEWPCRTHAR80R ENSIGN
PUBLISHED IEEIU. V•PG..
THURSDAY, AUG. II, 1971
COROftA DEL MAR. CALIF.
,.. dol liar, -'" ... -,, --.. Toal ......... ., IU au.u, ... ... o... ·au o1 ftom ba ....
otMn u ••a -. ....... worW iu Gl IMip u
ao ..... 101 of Ilia u .. 11> clmllalloo ud IUIJII& llaJ.
... -... llod .... -... ,., 1111 -... aad
-at -Jut woot llra. H. s. HW til Arcadia:
-tllaS.-UII>Ar· -n Harrlal MoCol( of ,.., V-ra ud-., wa.
He dltd JelJ ze, at tbe'C'I term.u. or Vucou•er, Wuh.
ot 59, alt•r a loiiJ w-. aad c...-UCbler Marley
Hta 1o11J lotolf9m .. with Sprtoc Si>ucltr.
tt.. Seoatllc mo¥emeat ru. He wu aoemployeeorPa-
pd from t.bt c.b lent to cute Telepboae. A oatfve or
tbe EJP.lorer prvcnm. aDd • llUDots, be bad Uved here
be H"ed u commlttlemu slDce 19$4.
School meals
___. to coSt more
and: DtJcbborboocl commts-stooer or SecluU •• He U.0
se"ed on tilt board or di-
rectors ot tbe Coroa& del
Mar CommiiD1ty Youth Cen-
ter wben 1t wu a aelglilor-
hood pro)e<t,
''He wore out a ear baul-
toc kidl all o•er tbe place,"
h.1s wife, J.aceborc, reealled
tb.Ls week.
PUBLIC NOT IC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
DISCOUNT TICKETS
OFFERED FOR SHOW
DloeouDI Uetets for tbe
Soutbland Home and Garden
abow, to be beld Auc. 20-
28 1D the Aotbetm Coaveo.-
tloa Center, wtll IOOD be
made aftllable ·~~:-elarce at locat1ooa tJ
out tbe greater C>ruee Coua-
ty area, aeeordtDIIoGeorge
Colourll, -lbow ·produCer.
Tbe tollowiD( persoos ate
doing busl.Dtss as: Sborllo
DevelopmeDt, 12 Tribute Ct.,
Newport Beach, caw. 92663:
['avid Wm,, Shores, 12 Tri-
bute Ct., Newport Beach,
C aUf. 92663: Patricia
Shores, 12 Tribute Ct., New-
port Beach, CaUl, 92663;
Gary Koeh, 7 Swift Court,
Newport Beach, CaiU. 92663.
This business 1s cooduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: Patricia Shores.
This statement was nted
with the coulty clerk ot Or-
ange County Aug. 8, 1 '¥77.
ApproDrriately two mUUon
UC:keta, ftleh ave holders
50 eeotl oa tbe price of a
$2,50 0111 admlssloo, wUJ
be avallable.
Tbe sbow wUI have mul-
tiple attractions, locladlng
an art gallery, wbere every-
thi.Dg from ortrtoai oUs to '
sculptures wUJ be dlsplayed.
ART SHOW AUG. 11-14
Costa Mesa Art League
wlll join other art groups In
an art soow and sale at
South Coast Plaza Mall Au-
gust 11 throogh 14. Wanda
Hein is the show chairman
for the Art League. Art work
in all mediums will be for
sale.
NEW SIGN 8bodt 1o go up at Withers Goodyear Tire
Store on Hatbor Blvd. ln Costa Mesa ls a lot smaller
than tbe B. F. Goodrich sign it replaced. Jennie Withers,
seen here with Costa Mesa Tomorrow president J. C.
Humphries, says she and her husband chose to abide
Immediately by Costa Mesa's sigD law, which restricts
stgn slJes, aDd pves business owners up to 10 years to
comply, Costa Mesa Tomorrow, a group of downtown
business and property owners and residents, strongly
supports the sign law. "We want to set an eumple,"
Mrs. Withers said, '•in helping Costa Mesa to look tbe
way It should look.'' She and her husband, Newt, took
over the business In May. (Ensign photo.)
Publish: Aug. 11, 18, 25,
Sept. 1, 1977, in the New-
port Harbor Ensign. F -80056
Mesan may be burn victim
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER
2900 Pactrie VIew Drive, Co rona del Mar
Vacation Bible School
AUGUST 22 THROUGH AUGUST 26
9:Ul011:30
Aces 3 throuch 11 $3.00
A Costa Mesa man, mis-
since he left for a visit
to the Lake Tahoe area late
last month. may have been
burned to de!th In his pick
PUBLIC N OTICE;
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Harry
E. Karsten Jr., Partnership,
4627 Camden Dr., Corooa
del Mar, Ca. 92525: Harry
E. Karsten Jr., 4627 Cam.
den Or., Corona del Mar,
Ca. 92625; Andy Karsten,
2284 1 Costa Bella,
El Toro, Ca. 92630; Gary
W. Pomery, 2907 Ebbtide
Rd., Co rona del Mar, Ca.
92~25.
"ANNIE HALL"
7:30 and 9:15 t PG)
Sat., Sun.: 2:30,
.. ' '<:; business Is conduct-i'lia~OI~---.... ed'by'. general partoershlp,
4:15, 6:05, 7:50, 9:30
Special Senior Citizen
6 :4~
~oed: Harry E. Karsten Jr.
This statement R filed
•tth the county clerk of Or-
ange County Aug. 8, 1977.
~;;;:.1 Publ1sh: Aug. 11, 18, 25,
Sept. l, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -80057
BIG FASHION CLEARANCE
Savings Galore!
Ladies' Sportswear
30% to 75% OFF
Separates -Jackets -Tops -Pants -Blouses -Skirts
Dresses -Coats -Unrerte -Sleepwear -Casual Shoes
Sweaters -Shorts -Swim wear -Girl Hems
NEW MARKDOWNS THIS WEEK
Koratron Separates and Poly Gabardine Sp ortswear
Pants -Kulottes -Shorts -Jacke-ts -Shirts --
In Many Colors
cusrom made
up truc'k. Nevada authorities
theorized thls week.
A truck registered to Ar-
thur Morgan, 34, was found
2 weeks ago In Nye County,
Nev. Both the truck and a
man's body found lnslde had
been badly burned. However,
a spokesman for the Nye
County sheriff's office said
there is no proof that the
body is that of Morgan.
EMBLEM POTLUCK
SET FOR AUG. :4l
Newpo rt Harbor Emblem
Club is planning a potluck
dinner party at Mrs. Fer-
dinand Gles' home on August
20, with cocktails from 6
to 7 p.m. and tun and games
following. Reservations may
be made by calling 'lr s.
Gles at 839-2026 by August
17.
A luncheon wtll be held
at Mereu ry Savings and
Loan, 78 12 Edinger, Hun-
tington Beach, on August 24
at 12 ooon. Mrs. Wentzell,
545.5728, and Mrs. Panek,
754-1227, are handling re-
s~:rvatlons.
OUTRIGGER WEEK IS
PROCLAIMED IN N.B.
Mayor Mllan Dostal of
Newport Beach bas declar-
ed August 13-20 '•outrigger
week" tJ, Newport Beach.
The week w111 kick off
with an ••tror. woman" out-
rigger caooe race from Re-
dondo Beach to Marina del
Rey.
PUBL IC N OTICE
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that
the Plannl~ Commission ot
the City of Newport Beach
wUI hold a public hearing on
Amendment No. 500 lnltlated
by The Irvine Company Lo-
cated at 930 Mariners Drive,
Newport Beach to consider
an amendment to amend a
portion or Dtstrtctlng Map
No. 28 from an Uoclasst11ed
District to an R-l·B Dis-
trict.
Notice Is hereby fUrther
given that said ptj)Uc bear-
Ing will be held on the 18th
day of August, 1'¥77, at the
hour of 7:00 P.M. iD the
Councll Chambers ot the
Newport Beacb Clty Hall,
at which time and place any
and all persons Interested
may appear aDd be heard
thereon.
William Agee, kretary
Planning Commlsatoo.
City of Nnport B~ch
Publlsb: August 11, 19'J7 1n
~be Newport fla.rt)or EDS1p.
Meals at ml~ xbooll
to tile Newport--1llllllad
school dtstrtct WUI eo.t 5
ceDta more tbll sebool year,
tbe board of educaUOo deci-
ded at tbe Tuesday alght
meett.nc to Costa Kesa City
Hall,
tocreased selection and
porUoos onr elemeotary
student breakfasts and Iun-
cbes was cited u ooe rea-
son tor the tncreued eosta.
Employee salary aM Incre-
ments of about 11%, toodeost
lncreases and locreased
costs ot f\tel and ma1Dteo-
ance of dellvery vettfcles
were explatoed by Eve Cre-
mers of the food prepanttoo
staff as more reiSOG5,
Middle schoOl breatfasts
wut go from 25 to 30 cents
and lunch from 45 to 50
ceots. Adult mldd.ie school
luncb.es wUl go from 75 to
80 cents. A Ia carte Uems
will also cost 5 cents more.
READING PROGRAM
TO END WITH PARTY
Kids can '•Return toOt"
with the Mesa Verde branch
Ubrary at 1 p.m. Thursday,
August 18. The end or this
summer's adventures alloat
reading club . will be cele-
brated at the llbrarywtlbthe
animated movie, ''Return to
Oz," followed by a party.
Certttlcates will be awar.
ded to children reading 7
or more books In selected
subjects. The last treasure
jar dnwtng wtU be beld,
with the •lnners picked !'rom
all the oamescollectedsioce
the club began.
All cb.Udren are lnvtted
to atteod botb the movie
and the party, whether or not
they are readlog club mem-
bers. The library is located
at 2969 Mesa Verde Dr.
East, Costa Mesa.
GERKEN APPOINTED
Walter Gerken of Corona
del Mar bas been named to
se"e on tbe 1977-78 United
Way or Los Aneeles cor-
porate board of directors.
Mr. Gerken, chairman of
the board of Pacttlc Mutual
LUe Insurance Co., Newport
CeDter, 'rill act as vice-
president of the 52-year-
old organlr.atton which oYer~
sees tbe coul1y.wtde opera.
Uons of some 50,000 volun.
teer workers.
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following Persoo is
doing busloesa as: Saddle-
back Engineers, 900 S&a
Lane, Corona del Mar, Calli.
92625: WUUam fl Strand,
900 Sea Lane, Corona del
Mar, Calif. 92625.
This buslDess Is cooduct.
ed by ao lndlvll.llal. Signed:
W, H. straod.
This statemeot was rued
wttb the county clerk or Or-
ange County Aug. 8, 1977.
Publlsb: Aug. 11, 18, 25,
Sept, 1, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F 80054
PUBL IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following persoo is
dong bustoess as: Newport
Bay Professional BuUdttlc,
2411 E. Coast Highway, Co-
rooa del Mar, Calli. 92625:
'oomenlc Caclo, 146 Shore-
cllft Rd., Corona del Mar,
Calif. 9262$.
This business ts C<Xdlct-
ed by ao lndlrlcllal. Signed:
Domenlc Cacto.
Tbla statemeot was flied
wttb the c.ouoty elert of Or-uc• Couoty Auc. 8, 19'J7.
Pllbllab: Aug. 11, 18, 25,
Sept. 1, am, 1o the N..-.
port Hall>or Eulp. F -80055
ClellfllHCCI .
featuring
BRASS and COPPER
•••••••••••••••••• MLS SALES REPORT ..
to 40% off
Sales through the 'Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled more
than $344 mUUon during the first .'
7 months of 11177. THIS IS A 29-1/2%·
INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD ·
OF 1978. 8,305 new llatlngs were 1
.processed, of wh1eh 51% WERE SOLD.·
79% of the sales were cooperat1"1·
1HE HEARTHSI'ONE L~ your property with ._Realtor,
2711 ,..., '""' hislnn~«-• del""' t t ,., ~·· flll~ •. 11 !·•1
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tloo -. pollee oold,-a .......... 8lftiGitlcl .... ..........................
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ut FHdrldt -.. II, of
4'111!1·1/1 •ltlftr, Waotllow·
port, aad Rtdlard Coii>J J._ II ol711W. Pn>-·
torr Polal, Pollca aid
Wtt ltd t»m to a bomt
1o El Toro, wbtn tbty ar-reotad lld>ort Val_.,,. l(a.
lallebaa {)( Et Toro, aad
Robert Mlebael Bllllar<l aad
ste•ea Paat Hllbtrt. both of
Claremoat. Al., tatea tDto
custody was a 18-yeer-old
air!.
Besides aaotber 8 pouDdl
of martjllaDI., tbt oareotics
offtcer• sald they eord11ca-
ted 2 ounces of eoca1De tD
the El Toro borne.
KENTON CONCERT
AT OCC SUNDAY
The wtdely.acclaJmed
Stan Kenton jau orchestn wm make Us only Soutbem
California coocert lRIIU-
ance at 8:30' p.m. thl8 Suo-
day, Aug. 14, performlDC
ln the Oranee Coast CoUege
auditorium.
Tb.e coocert wru !dell: off
the Aug. 14-19 Stan Kenton
Jazz Clinic at Ora.ogeCoast.
It is still uocertalo whether
Keaton himself wUl be able
to make an appearaace at
tbe concert and cUntc. He
tell last May and suffered
a skull fracture.
A.A.U.I. WILL HOLD
COFFEE AUGUST 17
Area women college gra.
duates are tnvtted to attend
a coffee given by1 the New.
port.Costa Mesa bnoch of
the American Association of
University Women from 7:30
to 9:30p.m. August 1'7.
The cotree wUI be held
at the Costa Mesa borne of
Barbara Murray, 2'121 Sky.
lark Circle. Co-hostesses
will be Carol Kretsle and
Sandy Parsons. The local
group, headed by Sue Kirsch PORT ?'!._,,,,._,
of Costa Mesa, has chosen \,/R"u I'-'
the studytopl.csof''politlcs E. COAST HIGHWAY , CORONA DE L ~.4.
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"SMOKEY and
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COSTA MESA
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P\JIILIIHED 'EEXLY • PG. 5
THURSDAY, AUG. II. 1971
OOIOIA DEL MAR, CALl F.
Ads center
site planned
Tbt old Baptist Church
bW1dlllc oa the ede• ot En-•lr• VloW Park In N""'>Irt
Httptl Jboul4 become a
perform1DC artJ ceater lDd
r«nltloo baUdln( tor the
clty, tbt Newport Beach
Parks, Beacbt1 aDd Reerea.
Uoa Comml11ton agreed
last WMk. Tbt City Arts
Commi.A1oo concurs.
The PBR Commlssloo ap..
proYtd a propoaed n:t,900
npedture to convert the
buUdtDC'• top story to a
perfornWIC arts theatre and
tbe bottom Door to a reere-
atloaal, lecture aod rehear-
sal boll.
A complete stace, with
llgbtlrlc &Dd SOCIDd systems,
would co into the pert>r_-
miJic arts ceater.
IT'S A PARTY! It' I a tubloo Jbowl It'1 l.D opeRial of
L M'lniD's 1D Sootb Cout Plua. Membt.r• of the Juldor
League, spouol'llll tbe pJ.a.. are cbecklDC tbe resern·
ttoo llsta tor the Aocult 19 eveat. Mra. JohD Hulr.ell,
at left, reHrfttlou chairman, 1a: bei.Dc u.tlt.ed by
Mrs. Gerard Guyod. eeater, pubUctty, aod Mrs. Tim-
othy Hatdloeer, wbO HDl out tbe lo'fltatloDI, An added
reatur• will be daocq aod a upt ShoW aod slco mu.tc
by Soott Speoeer n1 P!C...Wo. (EulcD -.)
P.R. chairman re-elected Tbe City Couoeu must ap-
proYe the expeocllture be-Michael L. W.anaban of eU ror the 197?-78 acade-
rore tile plan can be car-Newport Beach has been ap-mlc year. He Ia manager of
r1ed out. Tbe plan 1s sche-poid.ed to a second term commODity rtlaUoos for the
dUied to ro before tile Coon-as chairman or the UC lr-tmoe Compaay.
eU 00 Aug, U. vloe Public Relations Couo-TIM Couoell Is composed . d d d of public relallou protes-Memonam to gran a · :l::'"l:cf'f.~'·~:~~~=
A memortum to poetry was written by graod-ttoos proen.m to pln pj;)Uc
daurbter Shelley Perkins after the death of Arden uOOerltand.tng appreciation
Cannon, who owned Cannon's market ln Corooa and support otuntversityob-
del Mar 1n the 1940s ~ 1950s. Mr. Caooon, a JecUves a.nd acbtevemeots.
resldeot of Laguoa HUla, died June 26 to Colondo New membersottbeCouo-
Sprtncs at the age of 71. Here ls the poem Shelley cU are Thomas Flynn, All -
wrote to memory ol her grandfather: state lllBUrance Companies,
By SHE LLEY PERKINS and Jacquelloe Schaa.r,BuU-
The Ume wUI come when we all will be gone. d1ne aod Industry Assocla-
That time Is now, "'hen one so dear has lett us Uons of Callfornia, O~e
to carry on County Chapter.
HIs meanlnis Also serTtnc ao. the Coun-
Hls hopes ' ell are: D1aDe Aoder&On,
His love, ~nd rus life. Rockwell lolernaUo~al; G.
We'll be carried on through all ou r years Patrick Anderson, Cocbrane
wtth the memories Cbase; John H. Burton, Fluor
aod the llapplness , .• all felt when he ·was here. gorporatlon; Walter C.
He Ills gone and ten us. He Is watching us now. le•~aad. M~DoDDeU Doug-
So we must carry on and feel he is happier now las; erner seller, Secer-
iD tile place we all wish tor In our llfe after death. strom FamUy; JohnS. Gre-
t am here and yoo are there up so hi.«h gory, KOCE Channel 50;
with God neld to your side. ~erntce Hlrd, ;unt-Wesson
Our love for you still carries on like you r love oods; Joseph ·Irvine, Pa.
tor us will never be gone. clftc Telephone; Lela.od 011-
1 feel that you are still he re with me ver, LelaodOUverCompany;
but tn a much better life watching ov~r me. Jess F. Perez, arehttect;
Yoor heart was 50 big and your power so strong, Thomas SanUey, Paclftc Mu-
that I know all my IJfe you did me oo wrocg, tual, aDd Richard l Taylor,
But all the Ume you helped me through life, Hughes .41rcralt.
tllat now you will help me through death.
I love you, I love you . How many Urnes
1 han saJd that, I knoW,
1 now feel It so much stro~er slnce the death
ol you wtu change my whole Ute.
1 wlll m1u )'OU, I wut mlss yoU ., "!ueb after ct.th.
oettlng
made simple.
New-town ditemmaa f.S.
1ft1r 1 WUCOME WAGON e~tl .
Aa rour Hosteu, It' I mr job to http rou make lhl
most of rour new neifhborhood. Our shopplnt areu.
Communil)' <JtiPOrtunltitll. Speci1t 1ttraetion1. loti of tach
to savt rou time and moner.
Plua 1 billet of cUh tor r~r f•mltr.
I'll blllatenlnt for rour uti.
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6<40-2893 549-3215
HAWAIIAN GARB O.K.
FOR AUG. 11 EVENT
•· Rlftilan bollday" ls the
tbeme of tbe Ne-wport Beach
ChristiaD Women"ICtlbD"io-
tber and diQCbter blDcbeoo
on August 17 at tbt A.lrpor-
ter IDD Hotel at 11:45 a.m.
Ladles are Invited to wetr
their colorf\11 HawaUa.o
Crocks.
Frank's Flowers of Costa
Mesa wUI present a "fioral
fantasy." Mrs. Clndy Eady
will be the speaker aod will
also present the special mu-
stc.
for reservations, call
Mrs. Francis J. WUilams
4615 Tremont Lane, Corona
del Mar, phone 675-11'65.
Mrs. Francls J. wuuams,
A P91ice monitored
alarm system.
For: police, flre, mediclll _,...c:t •.
$18.00 per Jllmltli
on a su bscrlp~lon basil.
Existing alarm tnst.&llations
can be connected to our
computert.z.ed. syst.em4)r you
can choose trom tbe slmpleat low
cost to the most sophistic&~
alarm lnstalla.ttons. No .mattel"
what-the monthly tee 18
the aamel
CASCO'S 3 lri 1 alarm ayat.em·
uses computers to dlspla,y
alarm data and v1t.al personal
information on a TV screen a.t
the Newport Beach pollee/lire
d.ispatoh center.
CASCO helps t.h6 pollee~
help to you!
For more information plecee
call 716/all·IIIIIO.
A Oompuler!Jid Alarm ~ Oom....,y
.a3 oo-on", fila\ .. 1. "-PW' a.et.. c.lilonua NMO
•
•
t TVaDA.Y,IVLY II
-lb<t, Z'l5 L IIIII 111,-llor-VW --flo• tile rood-•• , at tbat addret:t at 1:3$ .
Lm.: t1Mi •eblcle was Joud
•""'<wd at t:~ a.m. at
t?l"f W...,.,iuttr A•t ••••
A CD radio, tape deck t.Dd
boa o1 ze -· tapoo, 't'&lutd at $380, were ltoleo
from tbt •eblele of Carol
Y, llorllert, IIU AoiUD st.
• • • Ray c. ~·. ~~ Tv.IUA Ave., Newport
HetPU, complaioed of tbe
U45 burclary ot a CB radio,
power amplltler aDd radio
cassette player from a mo-
bUe oome at 1672 PlaceDUa
Ave. • • • A $330 porcelaln
ftcurtne, tbe '•Merry Wan-
derer," was stoleD from a
display wlDdow in Gnftoo
S!net, 3$33 Bristol st •..•
A burclar obtained $350 cash
from a.n eonlope to a dres-
ser to tbe master bedroom
of the residence of Mary
M. Mlller, 2999-A Pomo~a
Ave. • •• A pa.Jr of tot
Ucbts worth $40 .were stolen
trom the prage of r<eotoo
I., Crowley, 20'77 Cbarle St.
• WEDNESDAY, JULY 20
A $500 motorcycle was
stolen from Tbom~s H. Hel-
ton, 1053 Presldio Dr •.••
WUllson :L Price, 871 Vic-
toria St., complained that
someone threw a large rock
through a window of his ve-
h.lcle, damaged a tape deck
but tailed to remon tt trom
the dasb aDd stole a tire
utlngulsber ••• Oscar Rod -
riguez. 1887 Monrovia Ave.,
reported the $210 burglary
of a TV set, scbool flog
and bracelet from hlsapart-
me!X . • • A radio a.Dd
clottunc were stolen from
tbe ga.nge of Katllertoo s.
Walters, 190 Brookline Lane
. . . A $400 car was stolen
from the parktag stall ol
Louise Vtncl, 443 fair Dr.
•.. Alma R. Puente, 22,
Rosa Garda, Zl, and Teresa
M Pueote, 22, all of Santa
Ana, were charged wtth the
burglary ot $'705.99 worth
of clothing from the May
Co., 3333 Bristol St. ..•
PaJ C hl~ Heu, 25, Irvine,
was charced with the $'74,96
burglary or woman's ap-
parel from Bullocks, 3333
Bristol St.
• THURSDAY, JULY 21
Eddy Dattler, 80'7 Joann
St., lett home alter 5ettlng
ort a Oea bomb aDd reblrned
later to f1Dd a burglar bad
entered. raosaclr.ed Ills re-
stdeoce a.od lett wtth a cal-
culator, money, toys and
make~p material . • . A
burglar broke a wlodow to
steal a $350 color TV set
from a room in the Road-
way Inn, 1400 Bristol St.
• • • · Tbe front door was
kicked 1n at Bizarre An-
Uques, Z4Z8 Newport Blvd.,
and an undetermined QUan-
tity or antique jewelry was
n s taken from a case •••
After an absence of a few
weeks, tbe door knob burg-
Lar bas returned, twisting
a knob to ga.Jn entraoce to
the residence of Cheryl Y.
Htrtler, 1656-A Iowa St .•
laking sterltog s ilver, a TV,
stereo and a r l.og, a $995
loss ... Donald R. AQtson.
39, of 2360 Harbor B!Yd.,
was charged 11tith drunk drl-
vtng !I :''UICJ Harbor Blvd.
• FRIDAY, Ju~..oY 22
Rlcba.rd Lee Arnold re-
ported the $5<Y.l burglary of
a tWr dryer, leather suit-
case, tbree-ptece sutt and
miscellaneous clothing from
bls room at 3205 Harbor
Blvd ••.• Cral.g Van Aus·
deln, 839 Arbor St., com-
plained of the $2,1'21 bur-
glary from bls home ol a
stereo-quad receiver, ste.
reo tuntable, 3 speakers
aod $1,9211n paper curren-
cy . . . A $375 bac ot golf
clubs were stolen from the
•eh.lcle of Mack Reed. 463
FaJr Dr ...• A chalD link
fence was cut at 2'11'7 Bris-
tol St. aDd the trout t:o:i
and wheels of a VW were
stolen, a1oar wUb two aad
tires on rims whtcb bad
beea chai.Ded to t» reoce,
property of Jot:m D, Camp-
boll, 2884 AlaDZo "-•••
ElalDe C. Jettrles complal.
oed of a $302 en Dd tbeft
of ber purse from a desk
dnwer at 1901 Newport
81 ... , lneludln& $25 .....
a riDe, charm bnceltt. cold
chain, pearl oeck1ace, drt-
nr's Uceose aDd credit
cards.
• SATURDAY, JULY Z3
St'Unl •tbtcles wen
brokea lalo darlac the nlcllt
at Dora Motors, 1941 Har-
bor Bl.CS., llld lltf'fO ~.-,
•• ftl f .. IO'fed. from -ot-... A-tool_wu __ at
• wwtt""*-... at 30M
BrUIDI a., 1 dill .,._
pollod -l wall, I 100
tDot «tt r• oeN. liPt-111_...,.....,.. ..... ... -ICal ..... Ill
...._ •• o A 'dlldbGilloU:
--.. ,_..,,
borwlar ... $10 --••• Carol Alii Ctl:low, tit Co-Dr.,_.., lbl
$1W tbtft nl .. -...!
motor trom a boat OD a
tn.Der puked Ia ber troat
drinway.
• SUNDAY, JULY M
• JBVIID.AT, JVt.Y 21
Jwelry Ud c:u11 made·
liP 1M f&a -to a bl!r-
clar tto• tM l'tllidtDCe of B_Sc_llld..._
Y, GotA, 1001 Grut An,
. • • A M,4'1UI plek ...
tnck ..., ~ hom the
r-.r ltt'>"'Ct' ar• ot Vlc-
101'7 Owe•. UU ll&rt>or
Blvd. . • . A $)00 TV .. t
"' lto1ea trom 1 room at
RoldWIJ lDD, HOO Bl'lltol
st ....• $100 vw boja
buc was llolea. from 1745
Newport BIYd,. Wbere It bad
been left for ale by Ray J.
Salu, 121 3111 st., West
N•wport.
MIIIACLEA N.
Is CLEANING
CAII'ET, UI'IIOISlEIII', WNX:JN. R.OOR
-Ml'l:ICL£AN' COMPLETE S£&VICE5 -
CERAMIC TIL£ CARPET SALiS
DRAPERY SALiS PAINTING
WAllPAPER UNOlEUM SALES LEVLORS
CLEANING ~··-·-.....,..·~
\ ' ' <~:';·.: MIRACLEA N®
'lfV \\ · Experts ... lrom floor to ceiling!
Georce E. Myette, 26, ol
418 Bolero Way, Park Lldo,
was c~:~at~ed wtth battery
aptut a pollee orfleer llld
destro)1.ac evldeoce, after
stnaallac wltb Offleer Ru•-
sell Rose at 2052 Newport
Blvd. at 9:'55 a.m.; the of-
ncer suffered a neULDc
above hla 18ft eye and lbra-
sioos, sweWDc and cootu-
sloos to hiJ right arm .••
A $100 TV set wu sCol.:~
from the Urtoc room of
Jesse M. GUlum, 1910 F'ed-
en.l St •• whUe he was work-
lac 1n Ilia prden at the rear
of his borne • 0 • James A.
Buchanan, 24, of 3'70Cabr11-
lo St., was charged wltb
drunk dri'flng at Monte Vts.
ta Ave •.•. Pry marta were
left on a coin machine In
the Wasbfn&; Well Lauodro.
mat, 333 E. 1'l'tb St., a wit-
ness reported seeing a man
with reddtsb blood curlybalr
tnd mustache ustnc: a ham-
mer and crow baron tile ma-
chlne.
TESTING DATES
ARE SET AT OCC
• MONDAY, JULY 25
A $650,33 tnspedloo mi-
croscope was stolen from
Dlsc Instruments, 102 Ba.ker
St., wblle the factory was
open .•• A $300 zoom lens
for a 3Smm camera was
stolen from a motel room
at Z250 Newport Blvd., be-
Ionct.ag to Testard Chantal,
VeroouUlet, france ..•
Curtis R. Armaugb, 21, Gar-
den Grove, was booked oo a
burctary charge, with bail
set at $10,000, after p1nl.ng
entry to the residence of
Aroe L. Solberg, 3238 Ne-
braska LaDe, not at borne
at the Ume ... Motorcycle
driver Darld L. Blrt. 21, ot
1691 Mesa Dr., and pas-
senger, Joseph P. Hewes
W, 19, Huntl.n(ton Beach.
were takeo to Costa. Mea
hosptial with Jo,_.rtes after
their motorcycle bit the rtgbt
rear of a catertoa truck
on Red HUI Au. 88 teet
north ol Lear Ave., driven
by Dantel s. Lapot, 42:,
lrrtne •.. A cbeck boot
tnd numerous c::redlt ca.rds
1n a case were stolen from
Ma.rllyo S, Cassady, 2'77 E.
17th St. • • A •ehlcle was
)acked up to the rear stor-
age lot of AMC Jeep, Z5Z4
Hartlor Bl•d.; the 4 Hres
and wheels were ta.kea aJoor
wtth the spue tire and wheel
from uDder another vehlde,
a $725 loss ... A burglar
was surprised aod ned, us-
ing the balcony from the
third noor room or Tsuy-
osh.l Hiratwa, Sujama, Ja-
pan. at 3131 Bristol st.,
after encountering the OC·
cupant • . , A wallet wtth
personal papers and $100
cash was lost by Roltaod w. Hotfmao, Santa C rn, to
a burglar ID his third-floor
motel room at 3131 Bristol
St.; entry was pined via
a t-alcony.
• TUESDAY, J ULY 26
Paul D. Porter, 616 Club-
house Ave., West Newport,
complaloed of the $150 bur-
glary of a CB radio from
Ills campmoblle parked at
140 lrdlstrt.al Way ••• A
thief climbed over a feoce
Into a storage yud to talr.e
4 carburetors and a dlstrl·
butor, valued at $1,000, at
140 Iodustrial Way, belooc-
lng to Louts Hudson, 4911'
River Ave., West Newport.
takeo from a sports car
ten ror repairs •.• WWI.lm
R. Schubert, 2662 Club Me-
sa parked In his drl•eway,
a coUector's Item ••. Ed-
win E. Lance, 54, ot 2054
Monrovia "ve., was cbafl"d
with drur!.k drlviag at 2ZOO
Harbor f'Ivd,
• WEDNESDAY, JULY 21'
A $225 plastic dome roof
styllg:ht was stoleo from the
front yartt ot Dnid B. W:a-
lone, 1909 f'edenl st •...
A l'l'-foot mini-motor home
wu stolea from Victory
Dodge, 2818 HartiOr BIYd.
. . . A burclar s:tolt Ml
cash from a deslt top iD I.
b«lroom In tbt nt~kleaee
of Doaald J. Fox_ 1594 PoD-
deroa St •••• A 10--
blcycle nlued at $2.20 •u
stolen trom the pnce of
Robert A. 8eDder, J055 Sa·
moa Pl. , •• loY•st2&8Uon
or • poulblt buco OCN:n-
ttOft started after £dlt11 M.
Valle, '79, ot zw . .A State
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tests.
The battery of tests eva-
luate j)b LDterests, aptitudes
and achlenment, persoOll·
tty cbaractertltlct which Ln-
nuence •ocatlou.l choice,
a.nd put occupe.Uooal cbot-
ces aod bHt·llked school
BUh~s.
The tests. which last rrom
2 to 4 boars, are scheduled
from 6 to 10 p.m. Aug. 17,
Sept. 15, Oct. 11, Nov. 16,
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PUBLISH EO WEEKLY · PG. 6
AUG. II, 1977
CALl F.
Fi ,..ct .. s-Con.tenh
Vanclal is•· n ,.ft
CALL US TOOA Y
FOR A QUO
ROUNDING ttle weather marker In tlle natiooal cbam-
ptonshlp races of the Santana 20 Class Association is
•· Little Pooner " pUoted by Steve Schock for a 2nd
place finish 1~ the nrst race, That was Steve's best
effort tor the 5 race series. In the background is the
"Assassin," with Kas Kastner at the helm, 2nd place
winner In the series. (Photo by Neal Beckner.)
NHYC crew wins
. By NEAL BECKNER
Tim Hogan and his crew
from Newport Hamor Yacht
Club becamP. the first na-
tional champions of the new
Schock-buut Santana 20
Class as the 3-day regatta
hosted by Balboa Yacht Clult
reached its conclusion Sun-
day,
Thirty-four of the swift
20-foot one-design sloops
were entered In the 5-racE'
series, Which was sailed off-
shore over a '·Gold Cup '•
type cou rse west ofthe New-
port Pier. Light to moderate
winds and relatively smooth
seas favored the racers all
3 days, although the strong
"down-coast'' current pro-
ved the urxloing of a num-
ber of skipp E>rs.
All In all, It was highly
successful championship re-
gatta, with a most gratlf'ying
number of competitors for
a one-design class that was
introduced barely 9 months
ago.
Handsome modernistic
trophies were presented to
the top nve winners at the
BYC clubbouse SuDda)·even-
tng following the last race.
Final standings were as fol-
lows: Tim Hogan of NHYC
sailing ''Hummingbird''pla-
PUBL IC N OTIC E
S.8611 5
f'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Restaur-
ant Mal, 16563 Bookhurst
St., Fountain Valley, Calif.
92708: 'rakeo Saegusa, 11808
Mt. Robert Ct., Fountain
Valley, Calif.; Margie N.
Saegusa, 11 808 P..lt. Robert
Ct., fountain Valley, Calif.
This business is condu C't-
ed by a "!:e neral pa rtnership.
Signed: Margie N. Saegu sa.
Thi s statement was flied
with the county clerk of Or -
ange County July ·25, 1977.
Publtsh: Aug, 11, 18, 25,
Sept. 1, 1977, ln theNe~rt
Harbor Ensign. f .79405
ced first with 21 points.
Secood was '·Kas'' Kastner
of South Coast Corinthian
YC In '· Assassin," 23polots;
third, Alan Field of Wind-
jammers YC with '•White
Pongo, •· 27-1/2 points;
fourth, Jim Tyler of the host
BYC in his "Sandbagger,"
35 points; and lltth, Jeff Al-
len, also of BYC, with Cor-
don Bleu " scoring 50-3/4
DOlnts.
VOGELSANG NAMED
BASKETBALL CAP T.
Sophomore guard Bob Vo-
gelsang has been named
OCC's basketball team cap-
tain for the 1977-78 sea-
son by OCC cage coach Tan-
r1y Gillis.
Bob was an All-Cif star
2 yea rs ago at Edison High
in Huntington Beach. He at-
tended the University of Pu-
get Sound last fall, but trans-
ferred to OCC in toe spring.
He played In 6 games for
Gillis' Pirates last year,
averaging 15.3 pointsand7.3
assists per game.
OCC will begin practice
the C!rst week of October
and wHI open the 1977 -78
c& mpalgn on Nov. 26 at Los
Angeles Trad£> Te<:O College.
BUCS ARE l OP S IN
FOOTBALL MARKS
Coach Dick Tu cker's
Orange Coast College grid
teams have set by far the
most South Coast Conference
football records, accordlni!
to the recently-released
South Coast Conference
Guide and Record Book for
1977-78,
Tu cker's Pirates have es-
tablished 57 different South
Coast records. Slnce 1968
the sues have claimed 3
conference titles and have
logged a 36-15-1 record.
For mer OCC defensive
back Craig Zaltowsky{l 970 -
71) holds the most Indivi-
dual South Coast marks, 11.
Former Pirate runni~ back
Tony Accomando {1974-75)
Is seeood with. 10.
COIIOIJ.A Z Dooa
4 cyf .. 4 speed, radio, heater. gas saver! STK
1279A t666JFU
'76 FORD ......... ,.._
euto. trana.. factory air condilioning.
steering, J)Ower dltc brlk". radio,
~"":.:~· vinyl roof. Lklettte f:li1MWO Stock;
54199
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Buc grid drills to
begin Aug. 22nd
Footb&U COI.tb I)lekTaCII:·
er wUl take a looll: at bls urn crop ot crtdder• su .. urday, Auc. ao. _,..ea tbe
Pirates take pbyalctll from
9 a.m. to ooon t.a. the Qetd ...
bouse.
Pre-season eonditlonl.og
drllls wUI be held Auc. 22,
23 aDd 24. The Pirttts don
pads on Au1. 25 to begin
actual practice, ho..a.-day
drWs wUJ be conducted tor
a total of 15 da,ys. The
dr Uls wUl be held at 9 a.m.
and 3 p.m.
The Pirates wUl hOst 2
scrimmage toes saturday,
Sept. 3, at LeBard Stadlum-
MtraCosta Colle1e at 4:40
p.m. and Rto Hondo College
at ·r p.m.
Tae Pirates retu rn 6 of·
fenslve and 3 defell$lve
starters from the 1976 unlt,
that went 6-4·0 and nntsb·
ed 2nd in the rugged South
Coast Cooference.
Two startl~ ballbacks,
Dennis Boswen· and Faye
Weathers, are returning.
They teamed to rush for
almost 900 yards last sea·
son.
The Pirates also have a
fine freshman running back
TOM PIKE of Mission Vie-
jo, son of Mrs. Mary Pike
of Costa Mesa. wut serve
as umpire Aug. 23-27 1n the
Little League World Series
in WUJtamsport, Pa. He
~layed professional ball ln
the Detroit Tigers farm sys -
tem in 1956, later becam£>
Involved In Little League
un:plrtng in Reno, Temple
City, West Co vina, Santa Ana
and oow in M.lssion Viejo.
Two years ago he otflctated
at the Western Regional
c~mploosnip game In San
Bernardioo. When not busy
with sports, he serves as a
real estate appraJ.ser.
RACQUETBALL CLUB
TO HOST TOURNEY
The OCC Racquetball Club
will bast the fi rst annual
OCC/Volt summer classic
outdoor three-wall men's
and women's doubles rae.
quetball tourney Aug. 12;
13 and 14 on OCC's 13 out.
door courts.
Competition wUI be held
ln men's doubles A, B, and
C divisions; and women's
doubles A and C categories.
There will also be mixed
doubles co mpet1Uon ln A,
B and C divisions.
P i.J BL IC NOTICE
1a Leror Darit, wbO bu
cloettd a u 1n tbt 40-
yard dub.. Ht played! yean
of -II In lbe Mutoe
Corp~.
Larry Hall Is retul'nlrl«
at quarter back. He ts Ia.
beled by Coacn Tucker as
''tbe best athlete on tbeOCC
squad.''
Gary Gulsoesa Is also back
at quarterback. He was
occ•s starter at the begin·
n1D& ot the 1976 eam~l(n
but was injured tn tbe nrst
game and skipped the rest
of the season.
Dave MoUica, a 6·1, 175.
pouod freshman. 1s another
top OCC candidate. Mollica,
whO prepped at Costa Mesa
Hi gh, runs well and throws
the ball with accuracy,
and autborlty.
The Bucs return their top
2 receivers, Dave Parsel
and Don Whan. Dean Mo ll
Is also back at one of the
flanker slots. He Is the fast.
est man on the OCC squad,
clocking a 4.5 In the 40·
yard dash.
Top frosb receivers in·
elude Joe Ballestero from
~~ater Del, Bob Hughes from
Corona del Mar, and Steve
Samperl from Hu ntington
Beach,
Retu rning offensive line-
men Include Jerry Grundy,
Jerry Schepens and Mark
Chakertan. Freshmen candi-
dates Include Rick Batters-
by, Curt Mitchell, J im San-
ders, Pat WUI1ams and Tim
•Bienek.
'tHESE SECOND GRADERS from Balboa Island are some
of the super.stars Jn the Newport Beach recreation
department 's summer r ecreaUoo program. They are,
from lett, Michael Meyers, Eric VInje, Greg Howell and
Matt Hurray. They won nrst 1n the Newport 440 compe·
Utlon. brealdng the local record; then went on to win
first ln the count)·, again breakln& the record, and placing
4th 1A the Soutttern Callfornia track meet.
538
The first p ole vau lter to
clear the bar at 15 feet was
Cornelius Wa rmerd am on
April 13, 19"0, in Berkeley,
RACQUETBALL
RACQUETS & BALLS
BADMINTON RACKETS
TENNIS RACKETS
RACKET STRINGING
8. BALLS
HANDBALL
Tucker hOpes his Pirates
will be as good defensive-PLAYGROUND
ly as they were last season. BALLS They gave up )lst 11 points TENNIS SHOES
per game. The dE.>fenstve pta-
toon Includes salety Steve FOOTBALLS
Foley, cornerbacks VInnie 1---~..;.;;;.;.;=;.;;..~ ':~-~
MEN'S 10 .95 tO 28.95
TENNIS SHOES
12 .95 to 29.95 Darren and Terry Funches, VOLLEYBALl· & N defensive backs Doug Bos·
well, Terry Lairson and SOCCER BALLS Scott Merry; linebackers : .. ~····· ·-······-······ .. ···· LADIES & GIRLS
Corley Winder, Jack Mackey, ~~~=~~~~:~~!~~~~;~ .. BACK BOll RIDS: Mike Musso and Paul Rad-
ish; and taclde Dave Sand-... a. ........... ..
TENNIS SHORTS
MEN'S & BOYS ers. DUCK FEET FINS TENNIS SHORTS
MEN 'S & BOYS CORNELL , STANFORD KICK BOARDS
PICK DCC OARSMEN
Two Orange Coast College MOREY BOOGY BOARDS TENNIS SHIRTS
oarsmen have been accep.
ted this fall as student-alb·
letes at major 4-year instl.
tutlons.
Mike Rowan. a 6-4, 185.
pound graduate of NeWiJOrt
Harbor Hlgh, wtll attend
Co rnell University. Tom
Saftlg, a 6-2, 190...pouoder
from Newport, will attend
Stanlord.
Both oarsmen rowed In
OCC's )Jnlor varsity eight
ttUs past spring. The JV
eight rolled up a 22.6 re.
co rd.
HALL-ROGER S TEAM
WINS I CCC TOURNEY
Member ADdy Hall and
guest Lloyd Rogus from
El Caballero Club won the
2nd annual member.1nvl-
tattonal golf tourney July
28-30 at the lnine Coast
Country Club with a loll'
net total of 189.
Second place winners were
ICCC member, John Me.
Naughton aod Wally Laub of
Big Canyon Club with a 191.
PUBLIC NOTICE
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1 Time 2 Times 3 T'fmes
2-0 words or less • , • 2,00. , •• 3.50. , •• 4.50
21 to 30 words ..•.• 3.00 •••• 4.75 .•.• 6.00
31 to 40 words, .••• 4.00 . , • , 6.50 .... 8.00
Each word over 40 ..• 10., .•• 15 .••... 20
SERVICES
IAICICE '! HOUSECLEANING,
reasonable, reliable. Ref.
erences. Own transporta-
tion. 64&-4871 anytime.
PERSONAL
PSYCHIC CAN (mesmerize)
loved ones, others to do
your bidding. WrtteJamU,
Box 10154, Eugene, Ore-
gon. {503) 342-2210.
o FOR SALE
AMWAY -Personal, mme,
ear ancl industrlai pro-
ducts. NUTRILITE food
supplements. Call 642-
0843 fur prompt delivery.
Nf: i ER USED 40 lb. punc~.
!Dg bag, $50, plus acces-
sories, Boxing gloves, 16 oz~, $25. Olympic bar set,
300 Jb., $320. Top quality.
RCA Console, 21 ·•, work-
~~. $150. Phone 67 5-1683,
o HELP WANTED
BICYCLE andsporllrcgoods
boom --::::omplete dealer-
ship available your area
now! Number one rated
bicycle anr1 Wilson sport-
i~ goods. Includes lnven-
toq·, training and mana ge·
ment assistance, I-:tgh In·
come potential. Year
'round business. Call !or
details. (714) 979-3313.
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VA CATION RENTAL. Lake
Arrowhead Chalet. Sleeps
6. Furnished, TV , 3 pri -
vate beaches. $250 per
week. 714 /882-9946. -----•.
o MUSICAL FOR SALE
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NEWPORT HARBOR Ell SIGN 111URSDIIY, MAL 11, nn
Newport Beach Balboa Island PIJ8USHED IIE£J(LY -PAGf7 IXliiDIA 118. -·CAL Newport Beach Corona del Mor ·~ Lido Isle Corona del Mar
Costa Mesa Balboa '
Steps to ·Beach
Tbll roomy ra.ucb-style home bU 4 bedrooms,
tamUy room, pool room, tennis court, prlnte
pool and is ln saiUng area,
PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED. Owner arWousl
Was $115,000-make offer! ... v _, ~urflina C:Mally
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''WE CARE ABOUT THE BEST FOR YOU ..
macnab I irvine
I'BIIIty
Rare Newport Heights
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Lcrnly <I bedroom home located ln sbady glen area
aDd near shoppLDc. Study, Z baths, 2-car gange.
INVESTMENT TYPE, R-2 BUILDABLE LOT running
from CataHna St. to an ocean view level sUe
oa La Jolla st. Quick possession before scbool possi-
ble. Reasorbly priced at $159,450 fee. Tom Allln-
soo, 64Z-8Z35. .j.._· ------
tol DOVER DR., Ul-82U I 1644 U.H MIGUEL, 64._6200
Just listed a very uoosual duplex ln Corona del Mar.
Tbe baste pl.a.D consists of 4 bedrooms aDd fa.mUy
room plus a nry sllarp 1 bedroom unit. The grouOO
noor Is versaUie, could be easUy dtYided to allow
prtn.cy ·fo r tbe mother-in-law or a teeoage studeot.
Tbe property ls ln A-1 condJ.Uoo, 1Dcluc:llog copper
plumblng aod a termite proof fence --it's concrete.
_,rice $185,000.
759-0811
REPRESENTING SELECTED C LIENTS IN
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Real Estate Balboa Island Lido Isle
Costa Mesa Balboa
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eltoice ,Cocatioll
PENINSULA home. 4 Or 5 BR. 3 ba.
all amenities. Lovely neighborhood, a
few atepo from Ute beach. $195,000.
OTHER prestige waterfront · homes
with pier & fioat from $385,000 up.
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor ..
,,..,..,. BW.. at Linda la'-
:MI aAYIIDI DR., SUITE I, N.L 67WI61
Harbor View Homes
Outstalld.l.ng 4 bedroom home with family room,
stone fireplace, formal dining, gorgeous landscape,
redWood deckinK, 1lrepit, waterfall, dry steam beds,
dual ps Ba.r -B.Q.
$220,000
LIDO . REALTY
VI• ~. Hewpori leach
673-7300
Three bedrooms PLUS bot room. Panoramic
ocean and Harbor views. Must see to appreciate.
Call for appointment.
1 I I I
JUST REDUCED S6,000
SELLER MOTJirATEDIII VACANTI QUICK POS-
SESSION!
Three bedroom, 2 bath Bluffs coodo. l.<lw lease-
bold. I i . II I
NEAR NEW IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Three bedrooms plus family room. Low maln-
tellllDCe yard. Must see.
»Oif Y. f'RJUU<l.IX
Ul.T~It ....e-. . ::~-7000
SERVING"
,..EWPORT BEACH
SINCE'IMO
759-0226 anytim••ll
•e:
ELKINS CD .
OV,a'R J0 Y EARS OF SERVI CE
HORSE COUNTRY ESTATE ' San Juan Capistrano
Beautifully Located Hilltop F...statt
Of Aw.os. 5 Acres. MountaiA , Valley·•~an Views. Luxurious 3
Year md CUstom Built Ra nch Style
Home. With 5 Bedrooms 31h Baths.
Beam. CWlings. Marbl~ & Carpeted
Floors. Four Car Garagt. Many Ex-
tras. $551.000 By Aooointment
REALTORS
Drive, N.B.
****** * ~ch~U~ Robers, Re4ltor
3333 E. Coasc Highway
Corona, del Mar 675·2373
**** *** ***
less than 4 yea rs old .••
aDd bedrooms, each with 2 bathS, nreplace aDd
beam ceW:aP-Prlde or owne rship. $183,950. -.31 644-7JI3 ;.r :MARTIN
REAL ESTATE
Jl36 E.CDAST HIGHWAY. CORONA DB.IUR
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"Yaa~u be glad tomorrow
tbat you bought
, ra.1 estate today."
Roy McCard
Realcor
'RELIAB LE SERVIC E!
SINCE 19 41
Newport Bl. Cmca • ... •••••••• ! ..............
.A note froJH
.Maury.
1419 BOiftiiE DOONE, IRVINE TERRACE,
will be open for y.>ur inspection
SATURDAY 1-5 P.M.
You wW .-e a beautif\ll secluded 3 bedroom,
Z bath -.. with lafle ra mlly room (pool table
stu>. -liiOl IDd pcuul, patio aDd yud area
wtt!l li+•W Mptation.
Pric.S..I& fl.fl ,500. Come aDd 5ei! all the eJtrasl
MAURY STAUFFER··
SEA LION REAL TV
1213 M. CDAST HWY ., LAGUNA BEACH
497·3311 644-2212
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CHARMING DUPLEX
BEACH LIVING IN OLD CDM
e 3 BEDROOMS~ 2 BEDROOMS
pen Sat. and Sun. /-
416 Poinsettia
United !!rokers EVELYN sMITH
6 .. 6-7414 673-0822
TRIPLEX
Always Rented!
Thls is a triple1 ---PLI,;S ---aguest~;E';~~~ Two 3-bedrooms and 2-batns and one 2
and 1-bath (In addition to thf' ~est
Great sum me r/w\m('r rental. Eas} to show.
A real investment oppo rtunity!
Priced at $349,500--
CALL 673-3663
LOCATE D Jt-j GREAT WINTER SUMMER
RENTAL AREA . EASY TO SEE .
ated
IIROKERS REAt:IORII
2025 W. IAUOA ILVD. 67).l663
~!WPORT IUCH
Mr. Executive. yoo can make all the right mons
wtth tbis beautifUl 3 bedroom, den home, ProCes-
sionally tandsca~ and decan.ted. This char mer
won't la.st Jt onl) $190,000 . Call 640-£161.
Call 640·6161
~COATS&. W .Ul~CE
~'"TT'R EA l ES~AH .INC .
.· * . The Cameo Shores Resident Specialists
CALL 673-7040
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NEWPORTHAR~R ENSIQi THURSDAY, AUG. II, l!ln Bil How......l
PUil.ISHEO WEEKLY·PG.8 · ODRONA DEL MAR, CALI F. •u ~~~~~~h~SOOM
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ENJOY AN INTE IY,.llJD
·_.in the
ll DO LOUIIIGE
Compli~Mntory Hors d'O.u
Guitarist GARY MEZI·ERE
for your listening p/HSlJre
MONDAYS TliRU fRIDAYS
S P.M. TO 7 P.M.
NEWPORT BEACH 644-1QII
·xww·ror Amencan Cars
·zx · lor Imported & Compact Cars
MICH , s
·X as · lor lmpo~ed Sports Cars
Fllll p1Uo uolllnodr.,...
q lbr-br -olll· cen and b<Jerd memiNn
ol tiNt Bolboo Bl)' ~
Club, wbo .,.re lutau.cllut
mooth at tM Derby resttar ..
ant in Costa Mesa.
Newly elected Prestdeat
Wtulam Howard of Coroa&
del Mar Ia presldiD& oter
a board whJeb toeludes: Er ..
nest Johnson of Newport,
secretary; Charles Hess of
Costa Mesa, treasurer; Cy
Lampast or Costa Mesa.
nrst vtce-presldeot; Bob
Barry of Corona del Mar,
Znd vice-president; Ted Ma-
rinos of Costa Mesa. 3rd
vtce-prestdent; wuuam
Btrch of Costa Mesa, Lloa
tamer, and directors GleDD
O'Brien and Jim llCf'im of
Corona del Mar, Sen Cross
of Costa Mesa and Matt OU-
va of Newport Beach.
Regular dinner meetings
of the club are held on Tues -
days at Sam's Seafood in
Corona del Mar.
MICHELli IS THE ORISIMAL STEEL-BELTED RADIAL
IIJRODUCED II 1948. THE FIRST CHOICE OF
MIU.IOIIS OF SATISFIED DRIVERS • .101• THE MOvE ,
TO MICHEUI • • • ITS ALL THE nRE YOUR MOIIEY
CAll BUY!
ON THE Slm!WAbK 1D BIJatde Ceater ue the leaders
of tbt Bayside MerehaDIJ Asia.. From left are, prMldeat
Drne Well• of Bayside Pbarmaey~ dlnc:tor Jeaa Celalar
of Marioe,ra Suqa, n ce..prutdeat Ju Carmel of Lor ..
raJ.De Sutherluci"J, director Jea.o Burke of the CIJDc1nc
Ylne, I.DCS . director Ed SbOnstrom of Sbonatrom's GUts.
Tbey•re p1a.nnlog 1 apec:lal sidewalk sale I.D tbe eeater
this Friday. ~-IZ. Not present for the picture were
treasurer Bob Cross of Callfonda lst Bank aDd secre-
tary Robert Barrett of the l"I.De Co.
SYSTEM OF THE WEEK
Q/)PIONEER' • KI!NWCOD -GRADO Ulttallneor
N.B. BUILDING PERMITS "-'450.
The Pioneer SX·450 11ereo rece•ver wo!lh
FETFM PU mul!opl ... 11nd d•ll•renl+ll pow•r
ampliloer
July was 1ootber big
month 1D buUdlac activity
iD. Newport Beach, with $7,-
760,338 permits Issued. This
b~s the 1977 record to
$47,482.873. almost $7 mil-
lion ibead of tbe July 31
total of last year.
The July buUdi~ total re-
ceived a f1nal big boost from
Z5 more permits for J asmine
Cree) dweUI.ngs, totalling
over $1.6 mWioo.
FollowtDC permits. ln. the
amount of $5,000 and over,
were issued durill£ the last
2 weeks of July:
• JASMINE CREEK
M. J. Brock & Sons, 25
permits fordwelllngsooJet-
ty Dr., Barrter Reer, Sky-
sa.U and Jasmine Creek Dr.,
ranging from $56,943 to
$74.277; total, $1,639,802.
• CORON A DEL MAR
Tom Simpson, add to gar-
age. 429 Or chid, $5,000.
MJckey Madzoeff, 211 Ma-
rigold, remodel and add,
$50,000.
John Porter, 700 Larkspur
Ave., demolish gange, add
new gar&Je with bedroom
and bath. $65 .000.
June Driver. 605 Carna-
tion, carport wUh apartment
over, $29,200.
• IRVINE TE~RACE
Peter Nourse, 423 Avo-
cado, pool house. gazebo.
$34,000,
• BAY SHORES
Charles Perry, attention
at 2522 Vista Dr •• $7 ,000.
• WEST NPT, HEIGHTS
Rob HliSOD, 2 story office
building, 895 Production Pl.,
$358,000.
Hughes Aircraft, cooling
tower, 500 Superior, $6,000.
PUBLI C N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persoo ls
doing business as: Marana-
tha Agency for Travet.. Agen-
cy for Travel, 38 Brook-
hollow Drive, Santa Ana, Ca-
lli. 92705: Tours of the Way
Inc., Callforn.ta corp., De-
cember 6, 1973, 38 Brook-
hollow Drive, Santa Ana, Ca-
lif. 92705,
This business is conduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corporatloo Name: Tours
of the Way Inc •• Isnel Car-
mona, President.
This statement was ftled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Aug. 8, 1977.
Publish: Aug. 11, 18, 25,
Sept. 1, 1977, 1n the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -80048
P U BLIC N OTIC E
FICTITIOUS BUS INESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person 1s
dol.Dg business as: Rbashaa.n
Music. 710 Fernlea.f AYe.,
Corona del Mar, CaiU.
92625: Ira J. Raiboo, 710
fernleaf Ave., Corona del
Mar, Calif. 92625.
This business is conduct-
ed by an iodlvldual. Signed:
Ira J. Raibon.
This statemeot was tUed
;.with the county clerk of Qr ..
lQ&e County Aug. 8, 1977,
Publish: Aug. 11, 18, 25,
Sept. 1. 1977, 1n the New-
port Harbor Eostp. F -80060
HAIR
*CUT
*CURLED
*COLORED
* COIFFURED
*'CETERA
Floe HaJr 8peci&liata ·
* LORRAINE'S
.BE~TY NOOK
ON THE.,ItOU~&VAftD
&IT, tMI
• CORONA HIGRLANOO
Loe Lomonlc, addltton at
41« soorecrest, $1Z,OOO.
• BALBOA ISLAND
Walter Thompson, garage
with bedroom over, 306 Am-
ethyst, $65,000.
Dtngwell, 2 story duplex,
211 Amethyst, $84,000,
• HARBOR VIEW
Irvloe Co., 2501 Ford Rd.,
complete sbOp 14 for otflce,
$5,000.
Jeft' Gayoor, pool at 2005
Yacht Vlnd.ez, $5,000.
Reed, pool aod spa, 1978
Port Nelson, $5,500. ·
• AIRPORT AREA
Pacutc Mutual, 1401 Dove
St., 5th noor suite, $25,000.
• NEWPORT HEIGHTS
C. Bromder. 311 Santa
Ana Ave., demolish gange_
bulld new garage, $5.000·.
' BALBO.\
Bolllng, 412 Belvue Ln.,
add. remodel, $2 1,~0.
• NEWPORT CENTER
Avco Financial Services,
620 Newport Center, relo~
cate walls. lights In 13th
noor suite, $9,000.
Paciftc Mutual, 700 New-
port Center. 4th floor otnce
and storage. $6,000.
Beacon Bay Enterprises.
260 Newport Center, atten-
tions. $8.500.
• BIG CANYON
Halley-Combs Inc., 1 unit,
1 story dweUtng, 6 Cypress
Point Lane, $138,660.
• WEST UPPER BAY
c. Hirsch, 200 Eveni~
Star, pool and spa, $5.500.
• SPYGLASS ffiLL
Irvine 300 feet of
block HUIDr.
at El "'~"'"'"'
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1 ln·••ne Buocll Str~pe
'""' 2 Sceoe Control
3 Oay/nog-tll
Push OU!ton Swot<:h
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""' .... The Ullraltnear 77 os a l·w•~ ac:oustu:
susoensoon s~tem tnat really DUll out grell
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Kenwood tlltlu Pf'tde on oresenttng ttle KD-2055
that features the .-.nil-Resonance Comorenoon
base (HRCB ) witn there martll~t-hlle aooearaoce
Complete with base. do..rS!cover and GriOo
Ellopfocat O.af"nOn(l Car1r~dge
~"" $627.30
A~'71"+• ' <,.ao,
"" ' $463.4 7
•• -::-Cl ·~ .
KP2 12 Cassene Car Stereo
teal ores-Auto Eoect -Fast
F o r w ard and Aew•nCI -
Seoarate VOlume Balance and
Ton e Contrors -P ro c e
onctudes Da" ot 4 oncn lull S69" range Pioneer Spealc.ers
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HORSES OF
DIFFERENT COLORS
I see where Yorba Linda has become the llrst city in the county to decide to
license horses. Now, ain't that ~st grand? The politicians want to control every.
thing. AU things on earth must be licensed, inspected, tested, limited, restricted
or prohibited. Where will it all end?
I've got an idea. Let's license the politicians, the same way they license horses.
We've got a wonderful collection of muleheads, old nags, plowhorses, flighty
flllies, skittish colts, and just plain jackasses. Danged few thoroughbreds, though.
One good thing about the jackass: he's like a homosexual -can't reproduce his
own ldnd, thank God.
U we get this strange breed under strict control maybe we can breed out some
of tbe bad traits. Some of these guys are swaybacked from being ridden by so many
jockeys. Others suffer horribly from hoof-in-mouth disease. Then, there's the
special breed that can't seem to move at all without blinders on. They plck out
one spot on the horizon and gallop lull tilt toward it, no matter what's going on
around them.
But there's one thing you can say for this entire breed • they always find their
way to the public trough. And, boy, can they eatl
When election time comes, you really find out some odd things about these crea-
tures; they're able to whinny out of both sides of their mouth at once. And they
can straddle the tallest fences without hurting themselves!
It's really difficult to handicap these nags, because you ne ver know for sure
how much extra weight they 've got hidden away in thei r saddlebags. In fact, it's
hard to be sure who the owners are, untll alter the election. Then, they come for-
ward very timidly and collect their winnings, ' ,
There are always a few dark horses around, of cour se. They're waJtlng for the
froot-z:unners to stumble, collapse, or go off somewhere else to ru~ tn a bigger,
richer race. Some of these old warhorses seem to "1" amazingly fast when their
fee<l>ags get filled with the right stuff. . _,_,
Politicians are like horses in other ways, too. F..9r eumple, a mule Is much
smarter than a horse. When a mule Is all worn out from too much time In bar-
ness, It just stops. No amount of coaxtng, beating, screaming or cussing can get
It to go ap.ln. It has sense enough to tmow when It's time to quit. A horse, on the
other band, will keep going unW he destroys hlmsell -or somebody does It for him.
No, ain't that just like a polltlclan? ~ '
So, let's round these c ritters up, got 'em branded, chej:k-'thei~ teeth, aod make
tbem buy licenses.
JUIIt one pnlblem I baYen't figured out yet. Wbicb end do we band the lieanse
plates on?
AI Forglt
We don't ba•e 1UQ' horseeollars down at tbe store, but we'•• got some rrlloYela
to help JOQ cloen up ·beblllll the critters.
TMe JOUT"'-'-tO'S "IIIIIST e MAfOWAtll • CCM.C*T ~AIIU$ • *ALL """LIMfCtS • ~LUM .. MC SU,Litl
RGIT .HARDWARE
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TAX CUT BILL
INTRODUCED
State Sellltor DeDDl.l Car-
peuter or Ntwpart Beacb bas
Introduced I but that WOt.lld
cat IDdJY181 state l&lcome
tues by u mucb u SSOO
I per per1011 out year.
He 11 co.spoosor, with
Sto. G10rge Deukmejla.Q of Looc Beach, of tax reform
y-.rs. Without any increase
to state tU ntes, be poin-
ted oat, sta.tt loeome tar
eolleetl..,. )lmpecl by 41
per cent ln 1974, 20 per
eeDt ln 1975, 23 per ceot
ln 19'76 aod 18 ~r cenl
Ibis year.
ORANGE COUNTY TALL CLUB otllcers loclude, from
left, Dlt.ne Carby of Newport Beach, 5'10", 1n c tra.rge
of pubUclty; MartlJD Caron of Fou.atatn Valley, 5'11",
vlce-Prestt1ellt, aod ••stretcb" Grant of Corooa del War,
6'3~1/2'', editor. The oe• president 1s Solon Goodson.
6'5'", of Anaheim. Minimum hel&bt for Tall Club members
Is 6'2" for men aod 5'10" for women. The minimum age
requirement Is 21.
State planning
proposal hit
A state plan that would
rely heavlly on reglooallaod
plannt.ng came uDder nre
this week from the local
realty board.
Ill a letter to Newport
Mayor Mlla.D Dostal, tlle
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board or Realtors warns that
the state Otttce of Plannin,g
and Research (OPR) Is de-
veioot.ne a scheme that would
''seriously affect the econo-
mic Ufeofour city,"
The OPR, created by Go-
vernor Jerry Brown, has
been holdlog heartngs
througlloot the state on an
'•uroan development strate-
gy" plan. The realty board
letter names 4 speclftc pa.rts
of the plan that are parUcu-
larly onerous to the real
estate Industry. Sh~gled oat
tor special criticism were
OPR policies that would:
• Increase taxes on ex-
cessiYe, sbort-term gaJns
from the sale of housLDc
IJidlaad.
• Authortse court-ap.
pointed recelYers to tem-
porarUy maoage and reha-
f. I .1/u•"fil>n, ~. ,,.J,,,~,
"''"'' Qt /,';j.!! \ o'U'/'•"t
/i/1 (/. J.tH h o o'll 1/ ( 11 \(II
w .·~nln,,t,rl•(Jv • ,,,,,,
tJ.an :·• , ,.,, • '· 1 ~ 1101
ll lllf><,tll\ "" ~~Ill \ IHIIf
I,." ' I'\.
bUllate apart ment buildings
where o-.rners refuse to com-
ply wttb bOQslng codes.
• Direct new industrial
development to approprtate
locaUollS.
• ReQUire all local gen-
enl plans to conform to
regional urban development
needs drawn up by such
groups as the Sootbern Ca-
llfomta Assn. of Govern-
ments (SCAG).
Realty board president Art
Gtovioettl's letter to Mayor
Dostal urges the eityto''ad-
vlse the Office of Plan.nl~
and Research tbat yoo, too,
are coneerned."
After tbe completion of
statewide hearings on the
OPR plan, the Brown ad-
ministration Is expected to
submit It to the legislature
for approval,
Some of the other fearol't!s
of tbe plan would:
• Give priority to pre-
serYtng aDd reYitalt.r.toc ol-
der b::lutae, aDd tDCOUnce
resideot owoersblp of re-
babllllated bousU>c.
• Start an '• aaU-redU-
nlng" program to stop the
pracUce of loan ftrms dts-
crtmlnatlng against certatn
areas,
• Prevent dlsplacemeotof
low -income people as a re-
sult of neighborhood tm-
provemenl programs.
• Require all appropriate
state buildings a.od tacUUes
to be located in urban cen-
ters OD sites serve:j by tub·
Uc transportation.
• Grant $7 mUUoo in
state funds to regional coun-
cils, cities and counties to
aid In reg:tooal plan.ntog.
lecUlatloa wb.leb tbey say
would return $782 mlllloD
of state surplus tu mooe)'
to the people wbo paid tt.
Tbe state auplus has been
estimated at $2,? bUUoa at
tbe elld of tbl.s ftscal year.
Treasurer Jesse UD!Uh sald
II could top $4 bUlloo.
'•We th1Dk it's wrong for
the state to take Uat ldDd
of mooey out of tbe pockets
of taxpayers aod have It
available fo r apeodlng,'' Sen.
Georce DeukmeJian said, as
he announced the bUI's ln-
troducUoo 1D Sacramento
this week.
Seoator Carpeater blamed
the Nlge surplus on cost-
of-IIYiog pay raises which
have pushed people lnto high·
er ta:r brackets over the
Aecordlag to Sen. Carpen-
ter, '•tbe Democrats plan
to use tbe surplus to ctve
more mooe)' to the scboola,
aod tor a partial rebate to
property tax owners."
UDder Sen. Cupenter's
proposal, a famU)' of 4 ear-
nlne $10,492 WOtlld p&)' $24
per year 1n state Lncome
ta1es1 rather than the cur-
reot J63.
A fa.mUy earn1.Dg $19,495
would pay $241 instead of
$3?2. Reductions W'Oitld run
to a maxi mum of $150·for
single per sons and $300 for
tbose nu.oc joint r eturos.
The perceotagf> '>f reductloos
'lt'OUld &:0 down steeply In
higber brackets, tbus beoe-rttJ.oc lower and medium In-
come fa.mllles the most.
Ne~comers at Hoag
• 'NEDNESOAY, JULY 13
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. Kat.
mona Keawe, ??6 West Jo.
ann. Costa Mesa.
Boy -Yr. aDd Mrs. Rob-
ert Rlte llle, 2344 Port Aber-
deen, Harbor View Homes.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs, Ter~
reDce Shamrell, 2320 2od
Ave., Corona del Mar.
• FRIDAY, JULY 15
Boy -Mr, aoo Mrs. Jo-
sepb Darrow, 1250 Adams,
T -202, Costa Mesa.
• WEDNESDAY, JULY 20
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Peca, 1961 COOreb, Costa
Mesa.
Boy -Mr. aoo Mrs. Eric
Welton, 2960 Bayview Dr.,
Corona del Mar.
• THURSDAY, JULY 21
:;ji rl -Mr. aDd Mrs. Rl-
cbard WUllams, 1!t4 Key
West. Hartlor VIew Homes.
Gtrl -Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McGee.y, 1972 Pon Sea-
bourne, Harbor VIew Homes,
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Dalley, 1959 PeUcao Place,
Costa Mesa.
• SUNDAY, JULY 2.4
Girl -Mr. aDd Mrs. Alan
Woodard, 68? Center street,
Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Marc
Larson, 2100 Peterson Way,
Apt. 56B, Costa Mesa.
• MO~DAY, JULY 25
Girl -Mr, aod Mrs. Scott
Shock, 305 62Dd st., Newport
Shores.
Boy -Mr. amd Mrs . RI -
chard Graodon, 2324 Laurel
Pt., Newport Heights.
Girl • Mr. aDd Mrs. Ro-
bert Darnell, 1318 E. Balboa
Blvd., Balboa.
Girl • Mr. and llrs. Robert
Blackman, 5802 Seashore
Dr., West Newport.
• TUESDAY, JULY 26
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Re-
glllald Bland, 1589-B Win-
tergreen Pl., Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr . aoo Mrs. Alan
Long, 2045-B Tustin Ave.,
Costa Mesa.
• THURSDAY, JULY 28
Boy-Mr.aodMrs.Ron·
aid Blash, 1954 Sanderling
Circle, Costa Mesa.
• FRIDAY, JULY 29
Boy -Mr. aoe1 Mrs. Da-
vid Carter, 2864 Ballow Ln.,
Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. ste.
p!leo Shuman. 2012 Diana
La., Hubor H!cblaods.
Boy -Mr . and Mrs. Rus-
sell WUson, 2336 Pon Car-
lisle. Harbor View Homes.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. J ay
Myers, 1848 fllinols Street,
Costa Mesa.
• SATURDAY, J ULY 30
&oy -Mr. and Mrs. WU-
llam BJaochard, 2004 Cal.
Yert St., Costa Mesa.
Glrl -Mr. and Mrs. Je-
sus Hernandez, 9'73 Mission
Dr., 12, Costa Mesa.
• SUNDAY, JULY 31
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Maxson, 2135 Republic Ave.,
Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
mundo Cuadra, 324 East 2oth
Street, Costa Mesa.
HOIU GRO WH GEMS
Gemstones !save an exo-
quaUty a..botlt them, so
tend to Unk them ro-
Party for VA patients
Boy-Mr. aodN.rs.James
Las4 2 Monterey Circle,
Spyglass Hill.
• MONDAY, AUG. I
l ::s~~~·~~~ with tar-away conjure up
ot verdant Burma
Sri Lanka. Dl.amoods
are A1rlcu .. Pearls are
Japanese.
Yet, we hue a ~rt
array of ftne gem-! st<, .. , bolog mined In Am.
erlca. Would you beUen
Montana sapphires • • •
amethyst aod peridot from
Arlilboa? ••• Calltornta
tourp1&11ne? , .. Carolina
rubles?
Mucb of the reeeut tur-
quo1.se erase was fed bJ
the copper mlDes of Ne-
nda. TM.t's rflbt -cop-
per mines. It's beeD sa.1d
that more turquoise Ls
fouod lD copper mlD8I tban
ID tbl. rlcbest of turquoise
miDH.
1 Wbat does all of lb1a •-
tlu r•moloe1cal wealth
meu.? Wtll, tor 001 tbe uaeertaJ.aty of occ.., .. ,
mica aDd poUUes La.
Far East, Alrtc& lDd
when, mt&U t•t
world m.1.1 tarD more
more to America .,.., ltndJ RI1DlJ or
...... Now, ., J'OO
proud to UH lD '•tstlc,"
pal•rlCil Amtrtc&?
The American Legion
AuUUary, Newport Harbor
Unit No. 291, wU1 hold the
amual luocbeon Aug. 16
honortnc patients from the
Veterans' Hospital at Long
Beach,
Post No. 291 ls the only
post to tbe coootry to bold
a luncheon of this ldod. The
event, a tradition of &I most
20 years, wu attended tn
tbe beginning by only a few
veten.ns. Last year , 36 Pl·
P U B LIC NOT ICE
S-86085
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowlQc penon ls
dolJIC busloess as: Nn-
porter/Cootinental nate-
boards, 17391 Murpby, tr.
Ylbe, Callfonda 9!'7 14: Np-
porter IDttastrles, 1oc. (CaJ.
ttomla oorp.~ 1?391 liar.
phy, tryloe, CaiUornla
92714.
Ttdl buliaesa: ls eoDCIDc:t~
td by a eorpontloll..
CorponUor& DIJPI: N ...
porter ID!Iultrl .. , toe.
Tbla statem• wu ftltd
wltb tbt county clert or Or-
HI" CoaatJ Jaty 18, 1m •
N>UIII: July 18, Aut. 4,
11, ta, tm, m tbt Newport.
Hart>or Ellllp. F. ?q s
RENTALS AHD SALES
ROBERT'S TUX SHOP
LATEST FASHIONS I COLORS
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HOURS: ·, ., ...... I I u . T. t •• J
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U U 1 . COAIT MWT., CO l OMA D ~L •••
Phone (714) 1140-41 22
ttents attended, brought by
bus from Long Beach on
(urneys, wheel chairs aDd
c rutches. Th.ls year Da.U
apln as mao)' are expected.
Lu.Deh wut be served In
a bayview setUDi, followed
by bingo. ~ach guest "rill
receive a booklet of coupons
for use ln the hOspital can.
teen.
The Aadllary president,
Mrs. Bill Monroe, Is In
charte of plans, assisted by
tbe ehalr mao. Mrs. Charl-
et Weuer, and her com-
mittee members, Mrs.
Earnest Skeen, Mrs. Tom
Powell and Wr s. Andy An-
derSOIL
)
LT. WI LEY GR ADUATES
U. Miles c. Wiley m,
SOD of retired USAF Colo·
oel ud Mrs, MUes C. Wiley
Jr. of 20 Kamalli Ct., New.
port Baactl, bas graduated
rrom the Deleue 1Dfottna-
tiOD Scbool's lalormatloDof-
ftcer course at Ft. Bea)l-
mlD Harrtaon. Ind. He 1s
bolog asstcned .. Patrtet
AFB, Fla.
PUBLIC N.OTIC E
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. MI-
chael McCarter, 253? Ford-
ham Drtve, Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr, aod Mrs. John
Cradlt, 2183 Raleigh Ave.,
Costa Mesa.
Boy-Mr. and Mrs .Cila.r-
les Hall, 93? Crocus Circle,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. J ames
Wright, 337 Che rry Tree
Laoe, Newport Beach.
Boy -Mr. aod Mrs. Don
Wills, 2200 Port Durness,
~arbor VIew Homes.
O.C.C. SCHEDULES
COMPUTER CLASS
You CIJl J,.ro computer
prognmmlog tn 9 weeks at
Orange Coast College thls
tall. A ooe-unlt course, ti-
tled '• APL propamm1~,"
will be offered on Tuesdays
aM Thorsdaya at 1 p.m.,
and also oo Monday even-
ings from ? to 10 p.m.
Repstrat101 fUllS Aug,
lilrOoCb SOIII. 16 Ia '"'
missioos offtce.
PUBLIC NOTI C E
S-&6013
F1CTITIOIIS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe t.Uowtac peraoo Ls
dollll bUslDMa as: West-
world A.Moclatec. 1775%
S-rt 81\"d., illottt 200,
City ot lnll>t, C-'> William
K. Ha1111A. 177 Moll&f'Cll
Bay, Soatb l..a.ptll, CA
9!87'7. ,. .... -.. -·-eel by u ........ I. SlcMcl:
WUIIam M.-
l'llLI lbte•tlll wu m.s
wt11t tilt~ ctonotar.
-eo.r hl7 1' 1m . __ .........
II, I ' 1m, Ill 1M "-II
-blip. F-TtOS'J
•
Celebrity series at OCC
THE 17TH A..'l:IJ •\:_ Chlt<~"tf!f boat par.ade wil l be pre
seut ~l :::i.tfur•hy, Augu st 20, b)' the ComnlOdorea CltJh
'~ the Ne·v,.o rt H:u·oo-Ar~J Chlmile r of Comm..r ~.
So .n; >f tb<:> lfO?.lles to bt' awarde.1 at the eYeDf are
1ls:Jiayed h('re by Jerrt Rosen, member of IM Cham')er,
at ten, and Clare Connell, s\dwer of the Commodoreli.
This rear 's theme is ··Sea waves, a salute to 30 years
of telf>vl slon. ·· The grand marshal will be n' personality
Dick Lane, a Ne'lo"pprt Beaf'h resident, Entr ies will be
111vlded Into :J division categories --character, oon-
commerclal aod commerrtal.
Tickets are D0\1,' on sale
by maU order fo r Orange
Coast Coll ege's first-evt>r
celebrity lec ture st>rtes.
'•A ni ght with Ed.:a r Ber -
gen and Charlte McCarthy"
Will open the series on F t l-
day, Sept , 23,
•· Unloc ki ng you r hidden
powers" Is thP title of psy-
c!lolo!!:lst Joyce Brothe rs'
lecture slated for Oct , 24.
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Q Eu .. ne Ore. ·•t would /Ike ~r view ~n the gpocrypho which
Is Jr~elud~d In the New English
Bible. Art these books actually
suppo~d to be port of the Bi?ft?
What about Revelation 22: 18?
A. This passage immediately
refers to the book of Revelation,
but it is also applicable to the rest
of Scripture as well. No one is to
add o r to take away from this
Bible. White there are some people
and groups who believe that the
apocrypha are a part of Holy Writ
there is no va lid evidence to
support such a view . These are
books that came between
Malac hi and Matthe w, but which
were not recognized by the Jews
or the early church fathers.
The name itself means "hidden
books". They a re not of the same
absolute authority and inspiration
by any manner. Some very
beautiful thoughts and historical
material may be contained but
that is not a guarantee of
inspiration.
Q . s~n Jose, Calif. "I have ·several
questions on Isaiah 19:17-25. Could
this have reference to the time of
the brief few days war between ls-
ral and Egypt in June 7967? Do the
live cities mentioned in verse 18
still exist? What is the language of
Canaan? Will these la st verses be
fulfilled soon? Do you think we
will see it, or will it happen after
the Lo rd comes. Also, who are the
Assyrians today?"
A. From the 13th chapter of Isaiah
through the 23rd, the prophet in-
dicates judgments concerning the
nations. Then it gets broader as in
verses 24 through 27. We find the
whole world reeling and stagger-
ing like a drunke n man. The proph-
et, in a very fine succession of log-
ical steps, gives the judgment of
God agains t si n. This is both
among His own peo ple Is ra e l as
well as the nations. W e believe the
19th chapter is yet to be fulfilled
a lthough we have seen fo reshad-
o w s of that coming hour of con-
flagration. This will have a more
complete and ample fulfillment in
days that lie just ahead. We should
not restrict verse 17 to one event
for the re would be numerous ap-
plications.
As to thm e f1 ve ci ties 11 is Inter-
esting that they are not men-
tioned. God always has a purpose
for what He does. Doubtless these
DR. CHULfS
FEIHBUG
DR. SAMUIL
$UTH!IILAHD·
tmpottant cente rs do eXIst ,how-
ever, we are not given their names.
Many of those towns have been
around fo r centuries and yet with
different names. The language of
Canaah would be Hebrew. God is
to show how that these nation~ of
such great animosity will be fin-
ally bound together. Nothing will
do it so greatly as language. Re-
member that the making of differ-
ences in language came as a judg-
m e nt upo n man (Gen. 11 ).
Then you ask if we think this
will happen soon. That little ad-
verb has many ramifications. It all
depe nds on o ne's viewpoint. With-
out question we are getting near-
e r to the culmination of a ll things.
We are much nearer to the e nd
than most realize. How Interesting
th a t natio n s so obscured through
centuries have becom e a live again.
Si nce W o rld War II there have
been more nations born on the
continent of Africa than on any o f
the other fou r cont ine nts. The
Assyrians today are tho se who live
in Mesopo tamia. generally in the
near e a'J t region beyond the
Euphates.
Q . Tucson, Ariz."/ have heard that
dur~ng pregnancy the blood for the
b.1b y is germinated from the fath -
er. In this war Christ received Hr s
bo .Jv fronr M.lry, but His life, whrch
rs sn the b lood , from C od . Could
you plea~e verify !his?"
A. There hJ\e been m any investi-
g.Hion ... alo ng this line, howeve~,
none of them can be proven SCI·
entifically. God's word certainly
does not te.lch it. Jesus Christ was
conceiverl o f the }-loly Sp irit in the
womb o i Hi:. human mother, Mary.
The generation of life 1S known
only by God Him self. ,\-tary car-
ried je<;u s prl:'natall y in a normal
pe rio d of t1me . His birth was quite
natural. 11 \\JS His conception
"h1ch wa~ :.u p e rnatura l. Farthe r
th.ln tht" we do not need lo go
1nt o these matter..,.
I bP/trt f.' lh•· pmmt.•"•'S of Uod
··mm ~o~lt 1" 1 ,•nrw·,• nn PIPrrut.' on
lh"m -G. Campbell M:orcan
A NOTA BLE MIRACLE
Conversion of Saul
ByEvanreUot D. L. Moody, cllecl 18119
NEWPORT HAROOR Ell SIGN
PUBLISIIED WEEKLY ·PG. 2
QUESTIONS. QUESTIONS,
QUESTIONSm
•'SWOBil OF THE LORD"
So ........... ~-thot
c:bild rould u.k a q\MIItioQ tbal U..
molt ecNcatad. ,..._ oau&d DDt
I.DIWU. That -~ aM, for
.......,. often .... -'l-whlc:b I cannot • ...,. Howewr,
thonlt the Lord. -I "'" ultad queationl fow which J do hatve
the antwenl Follotrriat.,..,... ol
tboet important., and 101M DO& 10
important, tMMf* q~ and
thetr n!t!pectiva a~:
1. !11 it right tor a Ch.ri.ltion to
w.or molt~·t.-p ? uauma you mean
a Chriatian girl! l'va oft.altt wrorwlend
why some farmen never peint their
ba.ma. Make-up row the Chriltian
young lady Ui not -atial, but It i.e
permi88ible. 1be make-up that a
lady welll'll should oever call at'-·
tion to the make-up, but ahou..ld be
used modestly. Th.erel'on, I believe
that heavy eye make.up, dark nail
polish, bright lipal.ic:lt, aad thick
pancake make-up loob "Jesebel"
and is totaJly unn.ec...ry, Some
teenage girlt wear make-up like
this: U some it JOI)d., tben a lot i.e
fantastic. The only thin& that looks
worse is when Grandma mak• the
same mi11take.
2. What kind of d~,.e• should a
Chri.~tian girt w~ar (meaning,
st.yl~)? There is one word which
takes priority over all other con·
siderations regarding what kind or
dresses a Christian lady ahould
wear and that word it not style but
modest. The Bible aay. that women
should wear only modett apparel (I
Tim. 2:91. I fit is not modeet, then it
is out of !!lyle as far as a Ch.riltian ia
concerned. Every time you put your
clothing on ask yourvlf if" it is
modest. If it is not mod•t, it ian't
right. so don't wear it. When a atyle
that 's "in" is modeet, then you may
feel fret" to wear it.
Ale:xander Pope ia quoted u hav-
ing said. "Be not the fmt by whom
the new is tried, nor the lut to cut
the old aside."
3. Wh)' do boys lilt~ girU who
u•ear short dreuesf Why do mme
bov11? Young men who love J•ua
Christ are turning down auch Prla
ror dates and matn. However, boye
are aggressive by nature. When lrirl•
taunt young men with aua•tive
cl othing (or lack or c)othina:), they
are asking ror trouble and they
generally get it .
4. ff a girl dresses prbpe-rly, but a
guy i.~ still arowed. wlaot should she
do? fs it her fault~ Perhaj» you
should change perfume!" No, it is
not your fault. unii!M you are arou•-
ing him by your attitude or actione.
If vour boy friend hu noaelr-control
and has no respect (or you, tben you
need to drop him and find a IUY '
with some Chrietian c:harscter.
5. Did J eew ltnow about Adam
and Eue{ Doet General Motors
know anything about can? Yea,
Jesus created Adam and Eve (John
I ::1 ) .
6. Could it hcue been pouib~
tha t Adam wcu white and Eve WGI
black? Very unlikely but, I tuppoee
11 is possible since the Bible doet
not say what color either ol them
(SWORD OF THE LORD, MURP'RI!EUORO, TEHH.l bo
. just cried to tht' God of his little Y Thf'n take l~f' p~ayer of th.e ~hlef that if therf' were such a God that
on the aoss. Wll_h mne words 1 ~ lt . It He wou ld just answer his prayer,
wa s very short 1n le~gth. yet It was just reveal Himself to him. He Sllid
long enough to brmg ~n ~.nswer he spent houn> in that room befof1!
from Heaven and )lave him: Lord. ht' left it. a nd the God or hia little !"l'membe~ me w~.en thou comest boy met hi m and bles..~ him, and
mlo thy kmgdm!l. Then ~.nd ~here , ha!'l het'n with him ever since.
(COHTIHUE D P'ROM LAST WEEI()
Saul'• Prayer of Surrender
and Tnu:t
God answered hts pray~r: Tlus_daY, 1 tell you if you will be honest "" , .. _.. ....
MU-
..... It lo oloo -blo tholnoitbor oltbom-oitt.wblto .. black.
Thay could bave bMa browa.
Wba.._ Ada•'• color -. It lo
raott llktly U.t Ew wu the •me
color bec:au. ahe ... taken tJom
Adom (Gen. 2'21,22).
7. Do ,.... .,.... "'"' privikl<f
Mould b~ tMM INUaY from m~
wMn I om raot ot {aultt Sltould tiN Waoc~n.t houe to au{fv, too7 Thil ia
a pretty deep .ubjtct.. May I barin
by M)'ina: that aln llw•ye hurta
othen. not juet the penon who ia
IUilty . Often, younc people conCN.I
the 11in ol their (rieDda, et. aJ., and
then complain beciUM tbey are
puniahed inatud o( the cuilty
perty. It it amenlly wile on the
put or parenta, and otben in
authority, to aee to it that aia i.e
peid ror.lfthearoup will not reveel
the auilty individual. then the en-
tire aroup become. "put.abra or
the evil deed and are, theref'on,
deeerving of puniahment·. There ia
much tnore that could be u.id, ir
apace permitted, about the •ufl'er-
inc of the innocent.
0 ,. or ,.HI moet bl.-.d .....,...
to bt found in the entire Wo'rd
of Goct It, "The ju111t thall live by
(alth.'' T.his occur~ In HabAkkuk 2 :•.
R.oman11 1:17, Galatlan" 3 :11 , and
Hebrew• 10 :38 . ~ Have you ner atopped to realize
how much we all live by faHh 1 When·
ever I ait down In a chair J do It by
faith. I do not examine the lefl to see
If they will hold me up. I eat my
meals by ralth, r t.ruat the on'-' who
prepare. my food to make It ror my
Jrood. I never examine the plate with
1 mlcroacope to •ee if it ha!l any
polson in it. Whenever I ride on an
a.irplane It Ill by faith. I believe that
the pilot knows what he Is doinlf and
that he can tlnd that little narrow
Iandin• etrlp a thousand miles away
even lhouah It i!l in the middle of the
nitht. We live by faith in everythina
we do, eJI:cept reli~tion. hn't it
!ltranre?
Abraham wu more sure of God
than of anythinw else in the world.
But what kind of belief iA acceptable
to Lhe Lord 1 Belief in God about na-
ture dote not make one a Christian.
Belief in God about hlatory does not
make one a Chrietian. N"ot until you
believe what God says about His Son,
and accept Him as your Saviour do
you become a Christian.
8. I• it all rilht to •wim in a
public pool? No! Any time a lady i.e
in public 11he ia to be dreued
modeetly. Chriatian youna men ,
should not go to placea where
women art! dreaaed u immod•tly
u at a public swimminc pool. Why? I
So they won't be lookint upon tboee
nearly nude women with. luat in
their hearu (Matt. 5:28).
Abraham was more eure of God
than anything else. When the Lord
told him to do something, he went
and did it. James tells us, "Was not
Abraham our father luatifled by
worke, when he had offered up Isaac
his son upon the altar?" (James 2 :
21 ). That is a strange upreuion.
Would you say that a man who went
out to kill hi!l own boy waa doinr a
good thinR'! A!lk any relirious person
who teache11 that men are saved by
works how thi a is pouible. He took
the knife in his hand, bound the boy
and put him on the altar. He was
justified by that act. God said to him,
"You are a ri~thleous man becAuse
you believed Me." What he did there
prc)\'ed that he ~lieved God. \Vht'n
we RO out and .~rive some potatoes to
the poor, that does uot prove that we
belit've anythin.~r except maybe that
rotatoe."' are Rood for them. You pay
some<lne'i' doctor'11 bill but that does
not prove ~·ou beli eve God: These are
ki nd acl8. All the .~rood works we do
(and there are not many of them to
tell lht' bonest truth), do not pro\'e
that we-believe God. It will generally
~how that man is trying to buy salva·
lion by the~e llOOd work!!. When God
told AbrahAm to 1(0 out, not knowinll
whither ht' went. he went!
9. If your family dMtn 't kliftte 1
in soyinf tM bta.U... at mNU,
what should you dol Bow your hnd
and eilently uk God to bleM the
food . I( they forbid thia aimple act '
of gratitude to God, then witb your J
eyes open. your head up, aad a
humble heart. silently ulr: tM Lord
to bleas the rood and thank Him (ot
Hi• provision of your body' a needs.
10. I go with a guy who uem1 to
be a Christilln. How can I find out
without ~mbarrossint him ? Aak
him when he wu saved. I( that em-
barraues him, then he probably
isn't aaved. If he iiU't aav.d, Y"OU I
shouldn't dat.e him. "What rei·
lowahip hath riahteouanfM (the
aaved) with unrighteouaneu !the
unaavedJ?" (II Cor. 6:14). Dating ls
fellowship. You should date only
C hristian boys who are not
uhamed of the Lord Jeeua Chrlst.
1 h~ve ere~ ted him for my glory.-
l..u. 43:7.
God made you for an end. Fiod
out what that end i•; find out your
niche, and fill it. lf it be ever 110 lit-
tle. iritis only to be a hewer of wood
and drawer of water, do somethinl(
in t.his ~~:reat battle for God and
truth.
SPURGEON.
Think. too. of the Apo!~tle Paul. He
sold him.,elf out to Chri ~t . E\'erythinR
t>l.~t' bff11.mt' likt' shadow~ to him. That
rla~· whf'n ht> met the Saviour on the
way to DamaM"U!I, he a-ave himself
ovt'r to Chrii't. He had been an enemy
of the Lo rd.• tie wA!I IJOinR there to
kill the believera. 'l'he Saviour nid.
"Saul. Saul. why pe~utest thou me !
Tt1 i.~ hard tor you to kick aa-ainat
the pricks." Paul wanted to know
l''ha t the Lord would have him to do.
f'rom that momt'nl on hi !! whole ob-
jec-t in li fe was to a"et people to know
the Saviour. We do not read how he
lived. We do not read about hill tak-
inF up_ otrerinlf"· Nobody JfOl behind
him and pledged their .'Jupport. H ..
just believeo God.
Consider David, a man full of ~elad
nesl' and 11ona--". Samu el anointed him
when ... wu a ttee&~tr. Kt ....,.
rdernd to It !&tor. Bt MU ....... 1
God bad eaUed lllm. He ... a ~
IYtn •htn be wu In the •n ~~ ..
rrom wicked Saul. He knew a-.t We,
hbutlr, but ha did not au a ..,..
about ft to uyODe tiM. He j .. t t.Nit·
td the Lord to J1ve It to him fa d't,e
lime. He dill not. kill Saul,·~~·
when he had M¥enl opportiUiltl-. He
knew God would AOme dQ' rl" 111M
the klnl'(lom. So he lived by faUlt,.
We a.o~ belleven ean tht;nk God for
His demand!! uporl ue. He wanh to
make M~methin.l!" out of u11. He 111 ln-
terelltt'd in our welfa,.... He JIVtlil \Ill
a voice to elnsr and then He WAtthu
to see what we do with it. Do ..,.e aln.r
(or Hill Jlory or do we teflf•t the
vain and empty "clatter" or the.
world? If we live by faith, when Ht'
RiveA u11 a ~tift, we 11hould be•ln u•ln•
it for Him. He is worth)' of it.
Faith ie livinr without adwmln.-.
The Lord wants ue to llva rl«ht.
Faith doe~n·t have any back door. It
is not j uAt truAtina: God while there
i~ money in the bank account or when
one i11 in good health. Faith wa.lb
alone with God ; it needa nothlnr ela..
There wa11 a woman JOinr home (rom
church when an atheial rntt her. Ht
aaid, "1 ~uppose you went up to
church and believed God. l JUtll you
would do anything He told you," "Yea,
I would." she anewered. "Welt then.
suppoae God told you to jump throurh
a stone wall. You would probablr try
it, would you not1" She said, "I cer-
tainly would. It Ia my buslneu to do
the jumpin.-and it Is God't bualneu
to make the hole." N"ow that Ia truat!
Faith believes God wilt do the lm-
pouible and He does it. "Th~ juat
shall live by faith."
But ou r little "I am" ie •lftsh.
When God uye do aomethln• we
ueually respond with, "It cannot be
done. J do not have any ta.lenta. I do
not have anr rifts. I cannot sin1. I
can't. J can't., I can't" "I" alwaye ptt
in the way and has to be put away.
What does God care •bout our talent.
or our gifts? In Hill RUCe He knGWa
where we are and what we are He
knowA what excu~ee you are maklna.
Beloved, He ca me to enable ue te do
f'veryt.hing that has to be done. "How
shall He not with Him freely Jive Ull
All thinits" that pertain unto Godli-
nes)l and to etern•l life. He has come
to make u11 a ble ·messenrere of Hie.
Don't .say, "I'm nobody" because that
is an insult to God . "There is a place
by me" said the Lord to Moses, "and
you can stand the~ and Me my back
parts." "A place by me." Thie ia what
we net'd. Get cloM! to the Lord throorh
His Holy Spirit. He wanta to pe:r-
rorm m"iratles in and throuah you.
But get "I" out ot the way and uy,
"Not 1, but Christ."
I The hour of "-" Ia to the .
.Cbrlotlon U.o birthday of
endlee1 llle. .:~a
Mtii!D.,,
Me ....... .,. o.4 ....... "-'t4 ........
_. tw ~·to 1M • WIH ...,..
Gt4 WI' .... wtftl .I pe• ........ W...,
.., ..... witt.,. htftltlle tt..t .. ., ..... .
...... .ctl: ...... t.-4 tt..t -, .. .
.
The State of the World at Christ's Setond C•ing
ly I . C:. Mowll I I'Tophoti< Wit.,...)
From JEWISH HOPE, Los Atlceles
with regard to the nation of larael in the lut
daya of thU dispensation.
But now I wa nt you to just take.
ror a moment or two. into considera-
tion that prayer that Saul made
when Christ met him. And I would
like to aek every man and woman in
this a88embly if it i~;n 't a m08t
f1!1l80nable thing ror.a man to do to
juat repeat that prayer. It is a very
ehort. prayer. There ien't a man or
woman in this room that can't
f1!member it. It contains only eight
words; but it was long enough to
f1!a ch from that highway theft! in
Damascus clear up to the throne of
Heaven. It doesn't take long for a
prayer to reach Heaven, and the
shortest ones sometimea·get there
the quickest. Some say they can't
make a prayer themselves, and yet
they object to printed prayer'!!: but
you can find one in the Bible that
will just expre!V! the prayer of your
heart. and that ia the fifty·fil'8t
Psalm-David's prayer; where be
criH to God to have mercy upon
·him. Then there is Saul's prayer:
sh81t thou bt' w1th me tn Parad1se. . h God H. .-11 c . h 1 -'th • • • ? y t th Wit . e "'I •..e ones .... A qu1ck answer wasn I 11. e ere II h · h · · fid 1 I · ·. d · that prayer you. I ere 18 an at etl!l or m 1 e CMK.\.0, "-':"0!1 .o6H
Cod nys in Haggai 2 : 6 and 7-"Yet once,
it is a little while, and I will abake the
heavens and the earth, and the sea and tbe
dry land ; and 1 will ahake all nations. and
the Desire of all natione shall come.'" We have
a1f1!ad y had in the last forty years strange
movements in the heavens, and tf1!mendous
earthquake~~ on land and under t~ sea. and
a]) nations are being greatly ag1tated; we
ahaU probably Mile a mighty increue in this
international turmoil in the near futuf1! ac·
cording to the evenlll now taking pla?8 in the
Middle East and in other countneA. The
prophecy telle ua that it . i• all !~ding ~p to
the coming of One Who 11 de&cnbed as 'The
Desire of all natione." In one sense the na·
tions do not want ChriAI. Today He is atill
de~~pised and rejected of men and we read
that when our Lord does come "All kindreda
of the earth aha11 wail because of Him." No,
most decidedly the nation• do not deAif1! Him:
but on the other hand they do want the vc:ry
blestingA which Quiet alone can brin~; they
do de~ire freedom, peace and proapenty and
these art! the things which will only be en-
joyed when our Lord returns to this earth
and set. up Hia kinKdom.
Tbe fig-tree (an emblem of the Jewi.ah na·
tion) is to put on life again aher iU Yerf lonK
winter, (Luke 21 : 29to 31) ..
"Lord, what wilt thou have me to
do?" {VII . 6). There'e a prayer right
there for any man or woman to
make.
You, perhaJ», would like to know
what God would have you do--how
·you can become Christiana. Well,
just uk Him what He will have you
to do, and ISH how quickly He will
amwer you. I don't uk you •to
believe u I do, to think u I do, to
do at I do. I don't come and uk you
to just believe what I sly, unlete it
it in accordance with the Word of
God; but if you will only be honest
writh Ood, and let your cry a:o up:
"Lord, what wilt thou ~wive me to
do?" an arwwer will come from --· Now, let u. take the ~of the
blleoo-<lab'-. ........ ,"Lonl, t: -atuJ &o ..... ainner." r tell
)'Oil, II yov WN~t mercy, God wiU p.. It to ,.,. . AAd Ilion lo DOt •
--iD ddl rooat that can't make tllo&-..
,_--··-·"'only ta.. ~ ~ • ...,. M .'' He
-····--IUidbo ...... .. ..... .. ...,. u... -· Yw .. -JIW e.'t •• a ,...., II..._ • ... ..,... m
.... ,_ ... --Cl)' out --dill: "Laad, •n ... ,
were on Y mne .,.,or s 10 · that wants to know if God will
You do not have to make a l~ng answer his prayer. lt>t him be honeAt
prayer. If you really want salvatiOn. with Him: go into your cl08et on
let that be the cry of your heart . \'our knees end cry 1o C:od to reveal
"Lord, _remember. me w~ ... n thou H imself tn you. and He will give His
comest Into thy kingdom· answer to you . Oh, l 1 hank God that
When the Infidel Promloed to
Pray, What Happened?
Theft! was a man told me, some
time ago, how he went to God in
prayer. He had been an infidel. He
didn't believe in prayer. He was a
drunkard. a blasphemer, and his
little boy was dying-a eweet little
boy that had just twined hi_mself all
around his heart. That httle boy
was dying and he called his rather
to his dyinl( bedside and said :
"Father, I want you to make me a
promise. I am l(oing away with
Jesus, and when I am gone, I want
You to meet me in Heaven. Won't . , you tum away from your sme .
Won't you call upon Eddie'11 God?
Won't you call upon Him to have
mercy upon you?" The little fellow
said: "I hne prayed for you ev-er
eince I have been sick. Will you
pray, Father?" And that. fathe~,
althou1h an infidel, promised h1s
little boy that he would meet him in
Heaven and the little boy died with
a smile' upon hia rac:e, with the
thought that hill father was 1oinl( to
meet him. T he rather aa_id after he
had promised to meet his little boy
in Heaven, when he looked upon hla
face, so peaceful, to pleasant, hia
heart wu nearly broken, and after
he had laid him in hi• gn~ve in the
cemetery, when he came beck; the
booM WU to dark, IOCMtrtt., that
it -med th.ot the l~t ol tbot
home bad 10M out. 'or daJII and
montbl, he •id., he didn't prQ; 1M.
... couldn't ... tho --... t "' his mind, IUid ho oold : "I don't
bow-perhlpt then. iOCSethl .. lD
pteyh, aft.tr all. I Mn ...,....
bol;...d I~ I ..... toU.ed opi ... I~
but I will juot try lind -wbat It • •• ...
Ha went into hie f'OOIII, kded the
door. cot doom "" hlo k-. IUid ...
I came to Bo!lt1m : I have mort! faith
than I ever had h{'fore . I have mort!
faith in prayer thnn I ever had
before. I tt'tl you, Cud is answerina
prayer in a m~t rvelou)l way . Oh,
l'keptic, pray hone!'tly and earnestly
to God that the thorn in your nesh
may be removed. that the scales
may drop frOm your eyes, and that
you may walk in the light and in the
faith and power of God .
Unbeliever, Do You Dare Put
God to the Teot?
Does eomeone read this who
doubtt that the Bible ie true,
doubta that Jesus is really God's
Son who came to die for einnen and
!laVe ua? Then I challenge you to put
God to the t.t'St. Will you tlonntly
tum your heart from sin , conleea
yourselr to be the 11inner that you
know you art! and alone in a aecret
place will you pray t.o God with an
honest heart, "Lord, what wilt thou
have me do?" Will you say like Paul
did to Jeeu11, "Who art thou, Lord?"
If you actually want God to make
Hie will known and want
rorrlveneae and a new life, you may
have it. God does not hate you, He
lovee you . God does not hide
Himeelf (rom lhow who hontJiJ.y
INk Him. The plain Word of God
ia, "Dra• nl1h to God, and he will
draw niah to you" {Jamet 4:8).
1 chollo..,. you. nrot. tn ,..,
butt to -Y r-,.., .u.tu1 condilion, .clmlt It UMI _. fof
forJi-IUid m...,., Too -our doubu a.re JimDfy ~to 10
.., in oln. u you ,... IUid -
your aia Mid tum you:r beut trc. k.
thee you wiU lind It -to lind God. ,_ ...... ,.,. ... If to ,_,.
Chri.et.. Depend upcm HJ• lot
forlilfGW, Aak ffi• to ... )"'U
....J llolio.o thet He -ond wiD clo .,bot Ho p!Omloed to do.
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Twice in Galatians 2, Paul
speaks of "the truth of the go s·
pel." In both cases the apostle
had to speak out to defend the
purity of "the gospel of the grace
of GOd."
In verses 4 and 5 he refers to
his contest with those at Jeru-
sale m who would have brought
the Gentile believers under the
taw of Mcnes. Among them were
"false brethren," he says, "un-
awares bfought in ... to spy out our
liberty whdl we have in Christ
Jesus, that they might bring us
mto bondage. Unto whom we
g.ve pl.ce by subjection, no, not
fOf an hour. that the truth of the
gospel might continue with you."
In the second case he refers
to a controversy with Peter who,
having enjoyed bleued fellow·
ship with Gentile Christians had
been intimidated by some of h is
Jewish bfethren into separating
himself from the Gentiles. Con·
cerning this, Paul writes: "But
when Peter was come to Antioch,
I withstood him to the face be-
cause ha was to be blamed" (Ver.
11 ). Why was Peter to be blamed~
Verse 1• answers: Beause he
"walked not uprightly according
to tht tru•h of 1he gospel," i.e.,
"tha gospel of the gr.ca of God,"
in whk::h beUevint Jews and Gen·
tiles"art "~body in Christ,"
How wt shoufd til thank God
lor Ptul't suong difenM of the
DQS~MI of .... under whic:h all
who ttust in Ctwlst as S.VIor ..
bie)tized bv the holy Spirit l.nto
lhtont Uut BibltChurdl (I COt-.
,,, 13) •
The Bible foretell• that the n•tiona will p~
pare for war at the end time, (Joel 3: 9) ·
That there will be worldwide war, (Jer. 25 :
29 to 33), The overthrow of c:rowna and ~nJ·
doma at the time of the firal n:tUrred1on,
(Hasgai .2: ~and 23): The~ will~ d~ttttM
Of nationt With pe..plex1lf (hteraJJy W1th no
way out''). That it to NY no tolution would
be found to wo.Id problemo, (Luke 21, 25).
Great fear would Jrip the ft'lincb of people u
they would foreeee comin( diuater for the
world. (Luke 21 ; 26). Our Lord .. ;d lhotlbe
world would be in pve danpr from .eff.
deatnection. and only Divine lntervention
would 10V. tho world. (Motlhow 24, 22).
Tloe Blblo ...-,. thot in 1M loot do)'ll
R_.. w..W rloe to the (,.,;a • o -..,.
notion, lind wouldlrepue llonelf for tho inol
otnoale, and woul oim ot tho ..._.,-of the MidCic £ott, ond thot .... , ...... would
..,. .....,. '-...,...,. lo< tho btl cooftlct
of the -.......... uod ... -anoUoo wiD
be ..... ,... by the ln .. '. tlooo of God,
(Eoalei3B .... 39). AAd ..... rfPt ......... _.....,. o1ort would bo -:.tT ,..... ...,_ ..._ ... ..,. .... _ ,... ....
...try (I '"'-S:S) .
'""' Blblo ,..,. ..... J ............
God's ancient people Itt! to return to the
land God gave to their fathen, (Ezdc:.iel 36:
24 and 28 ), Jeruulem is to be set free when
the times of the Gentileto come to an end.
(Luke 21 : 24). The Jews are to return in un ·
belief, tE.t~kiel 37 : 22 aud 23).
Only a pan of the nation ia to return befo~
our Lord cotn8 to f1!ign , ( l•iah 11 : 11 ).
They are to return unwanted by the nation.,
(Zeph. 2 : 1). They would return to face dire:
trouble in their own land (Zeph. 2: 2). They
would rebuild their cities. and plant their
vineyards .Od fruit gardens, (Amoa 5 : 14).
They would j!:ain •trmj!:th and pro.periEy.
(Sinew•, Ae~~h and skin, Ezekiel 37 : 8). lbey
would trandorm ihe land, (Er:ek.iel 36: $4
and 35). Jeruaalem would extend her bound-
aries, (Jeremiah 31 : 38 and 39). But there
ia to come a &elback to Zioni•m, for it it a
bailding without Chri.c, (Psalm 127 : 1\ 1uia.b
18: S). llrael i1 to 1ufter Jreatly at tbe end
time (Jer. 30: 6 and 7. £Cpt and f.dom are
to attack them. (Joel 3: 19).
Nation~~ that ill-treat the Jewt will tufter for
;~ (lwob 51 ' 22 ond 23). Whot on enmple
of thit we eee in the trouble t.ba1 hu come on
Germany and her people.
[g .. ;, lo od looliohly, (IIO;ob 19). And
Cyprut (KiUim) ia to be a jumpi~~J·~f
1round-1or Lroopa to be ~mt lo contend l!'th
aome oountria in the Middle ~ at a baM
when the world ia in a terrible •ate. (Num-
ben 24, 23 and 24).
When the NOrtbem anni• come •~"'
olowa on P .... lno, ltM will _. ol bor
p.ievoUI ain• efJaiMt Cod aad .. .u.t twr -lob. Cod woll ...._.. to their aty; lie
,.;u ,.,. them froto> their .U.., ...1 wiD ...
lher lhom 1-thei r ro. IUid Clulot wiD
mum In Hioo P.,. to ... up Hioo ICfaPooo,
(Zechuioh 12 .. 14; £atql 311 .... 119; ....
tho whole ~ o( J<oolj •
Sunly .n .... p.=-........ ~ ..... -....... ..... ....... .. ............. , ..................... ....
.... -... ol -Lot.l .. ..,., -. (!Mo 21 : Jlto 31). ,.... d-.. _,. ..... _, .... ...
• ....... Griot ..... lie-_ .... ....
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• MOIID.t.Y, IO'L Y 11
Two mpst• .UO, -.... -.-~~ tno,,.,. .... tromLar ..
ry Wubla'• cu wtane ltwu
pull:ell -r IIU bOGM at
Sll-1/l Cop, B.-lllud.
bttwelo t p.m. J•IJ 11 Ud
11:10 a.at. loiJ I! ••.
lutce JtobtMOG reported
tooae tbelta 1Dd 5 artworks
made from lhelll, ll:oleo
from hsr borne IOmetlmebe-
hrMD. 9 a.m. Juoe Z5 ud
5 p.m. Jaly 11, for 1 total
tlttmattd loaa or $'24& •••
Two bicyclet, tools, Wcgage
aad otller Items wen strJ.
lea from the bome of Marte
Rom&ll),· 1074 BucJd.acbam.
WutelUI. between 2:15 p.m.
July 10 &lid 12:15 a.m. July
II.
• TUESDAY, JULY 12
A tWer, ba.Jyard.a: and
otber acceaaores were taken
from aboltattbe Boat Place,
2801 W, Cout Hwy •• Mart-
Den Ylle, between 5 p.m.
Jllly 1Z &lid 9 a.m. July 13
• • • A $400 stereo recelnr
wu stolea from the unlocked
Dome ot Sudra Lln Brisbin.
448 Pro.pect, Newport
Sbores, between 11 a.m. and
4 p.m •••• A $105 bicycle
was stoleo trom tbe un -
locked cane• at the home
of Jon Dllllblr. 1325 E. Bal-
bo& Blvd., Balboa. between
9 p.m. July 1Z and 9 a.m.
July 13 ••• A metal box
coatalzWtc $180 wu stolen
betweeo U :30 p,ln, aDd 5
p.m. from the rear otftce
of tbe CnJnorts, 20 Fas-
loo lslud ••• Benjamin
Fra.otlln Crowley. 52, of 3IJ'I
ChJbbouse, West Newport.
was arrested at 3:20p.m. 1n
troot of pollee headquarte rs,
and' chlf'l'd Ylth bel,.-in-
toxicated and disorderly.
• WEDNESDAY, J ULY 13
Roaa.ld Gle~:m Swoverland,
20, of 114 E. Z3rd, Costa
Mesa, was arrested at 3 a.m.
at b.1s resldeoce aod charged
with contributing to the de-
liDQUehCy of a mloor •••
A citizens baod radio valued
at $200 was stolen from
Carl Marberry's car wblle
It was puked near his home
at 2114 w. Ocean Front,
Central Newport, between 7
p.m. July 13 and 6 a.m.
July 14 ••• Robert Paul
Byron, 300 Onyx, Balboa Is-
Land, reported a $200 CB
radio stolen from b.ls car
wbUe It was iD tbe alley
carport at h1B OOme, between
7 p.m. JIIIJ 13 and 10 a.m.
July 14.
• TRURSDAY, JULY 14
Lumber valutd at $3,200
was .stolen from a Seymour
Const1'\lct1oo Co. s Ue In the
Newport Terrace commun-
Ity, betweeo 5 p.m. July 14
and 6:30 a.m . July 15 , ••
Norman King, 1037 W, Bal-
boa Blvd.. Balboa, reported
Z bicycles stolen from his
garage between 7 a.m. July
13 and 7:30 a.m. July 14,
tor a loss of $300 • • ,
George WuhlogtooTooo, 28,
of 140 MarnoUa, Costa Mesa,
was charged with battery
when pollee arrested him
Newport Center Dr1ve.
• FRIDAY, J ULY 15
Jason Bnuo, 509 29ttl.
West Newport, reported his
1m Porsche automobile
stolen from tbe Marriott Ho-
tel parklnc lot between 8
p.m. aDd mldnl(bt • , • Ro-
bert Charles McLean, 33
8odap Bay, Spyglass Htll,
reported a $130 blcyele sto -
len from his garage between
6:30 p.m. July 15 and 11
a.m. July 16 . • , George
Brou(hton, 304 Larkspur,
Corooa del Mar, reported
4 custom maioestum alloy
wbeels and Ures stoleo h'om
Ms car whlle It was parked
to fJont of bta home between
mi<IDi(bt aDd 7 a.m., and
tbe ear was left on blocks
• • • Jobn Edward Morpo,
&5. of 196'7 Newport, Costa
Mea, W"U charged Ylth be-
1..111 tmoxtcated and disorder-
ly at 5:30 p.m. In Ute 600
bloc:k of w. Oeeu Front.
Balxll ••. A pistol, am-
ma.altioD aDd coJu_ Yl.kled
at $170. were burglartsed
from tbe bome of Fltqen.ld Ltatoa. 431 Promontory, be-
tweeD 8 a.m. JulJ 15 aod
ll:t!li p.m. luly 17.
• .SATURDAY, JULY 16
C!.t.JtDD Stuard, 'JO$-B lr-
11, Co,_ dol Mar, ...,orted
otoroo ud TV oqolj>mMII
wortb 11,110 ltoliD from
Ida llloeM betnta t:lS p.m.
UIJ 10 p.•. . .. Barbs.n r-. 10 DrUoa Bar,
...,..... RUI, ...,orled a ca--. p,..., Ud otbtr
IIUIII .. III, nlMdatiUS,
- -tltt .,._ "'. .............. puUd Ill
not W, c-111: BWJ .. llui·
... ~· .. 11:45 ........ ..... ...
-A1U PN1, 10, ol ·-ee.., ........ . .... ot 11110 ..... Ill • Bol-.... c-........... -...... -.... ,.,. ................. c.--....... ,..,c.,.
..ao, t1, ot 101 eoe-.
ud Scoll Rle .. N L ..... !10
Colloo, Newport lito,...,
were ebtrced wttb btllll( tD-
toncaled tod «-ordtriJ at e a.m. at Fti"'II~WEdce
water, Bal»oo , •• SP tire
eJttacaisben. nlued at
$3!4, were stolen fJom IDe
docU at Ma.rtna DuDes, 101
H. BIJstde, net:r tbe Bay
Brtdce, between 4 p.m. July
1& and 7 a.m. July 18.
• SUNDAY, JUNE 17
Jacquelyn Kaye Freeman.
2007 -A Court, Ceolral New-
port, reported $500 worth of
elothl,.-stolen from her
borne between 9:30 a.m. and
8 p.m. . . • Mary Patricia
MartlD, 121 Marine, Balboa
Island, r eported stereo
equipment stolen from ber
car whUe lt wu parked iD
the 1300 block of Park Ate ••
Balboa lslaod, between 3 p.
m. July 16 and 10 a.m. July
17 •• , A $200 bicycle was
stolen from the uolocked ga.
rage at the borne of Gncy
Scbnetder. 2IJ'I Via F!reoze,
Lido lsle, between 7:30p.m.
July 16 and 9 a.m. July F.
• MOND AY, JULY 18
Someone threw a rock
tbtbugh the rear willdow of
Doris Lang's car while It
was parked in the driveway
of her home at Z426-l/2
15th, Newport Heights, caus-
Ing an estimated $100 da-
ma,e , • • Gary Albert,
218 Prospect, Newport
Shores. reported that the
windshield of his car was
broken whlle tt was parked
In lront of hls home at 4:40
p.m., causi~ an estimated
damage of $195 ..• Three
chairs wortb $150 were sto-
len from tbe front patio of
Robert Za.nt's oome at 714
w. Ocean Front, Balboa, be-
tween 11:45 a.m.· July 17
aOO ll a.m. July 18 •••
Kalhua Bertleman, 290 Mag-
oolla, Costa Mesa. reported
a small bag contaiDJ.ng $1,200
in cash, plus $200 wo rth of
other belongings, stolen
from his car whUe U was
parked In the Z200 W. Ocean
Front lot. Central Newport,
between 11 p.m. July 17 aod
1 a.m. July 18 •• , Christo-
pher Dougbtery Peci, 20, of
17Z1 Antigua, Dover Shores,
was charged •tth being iJl.
tolicated and disorderly in
5:30 a.m. at 1515 Ll.ncDin,
WestcllU •• , Gregory Alan
Pangburn, Zl, of 2805-A W.
Balboa, West Newport, was
charged wttb trytng to run
onr a poUceman with his
car when the officer tried
to arrest blm at the enr1 of
a lrlgb-speed c hase , , •
WUliam Robert Nelson, 29,
of 408-1/2 Fernleaf, Co rona
del Mar. was charged with
obstructing pollee aod re.
slsttng arrest at 12:15 p.m.
at Turquoise and s. Ba}'
Front, Balboa Island , .•
Loran Henry Carr. 51, of
1895 Sbertngton, Oakwood,
was charged with mlsde-
meaoor drunk driving at 1:30
p.m. In tbe 1200 block of
Rutland. Westclitf • , • Peter
Banks Cunningham, 22, of
416 N. Newport Blvd., New .
port Helgbts, was arrested
there at 12:45p.m.aDd char-
ged with possession of a hy-
podermic needle and a sy-
rlage.
• TUESDAY, JULY 19
Four hubcaps, valued at
$100. were stolen from Vic-
tor Marrerro's car wttlle lt
was parked at his home at
222 Ruby, BalbOa Island, be-
tween 10 p.m. July 19 and
7 a.m. July zo ... Edward
Reeble's 19'71 Chev roletwas
stoleo f:rom the 3000 block
of SeaYlew, near his hOm e
at 220-A Marguerite. Corona
del Mar, between 7:45p.m.
July 18 aDd 1:30 p.m. July
19 ••• Pictures, frames,
a table, set shells aDd other
possessions. valued at $525,
were stolen from tbe home
of Janice Robinson, 5406 Ri-
ver, West Newport, between
5 p.m. Jaly1% aDd 3:30p.m.
JulJ 19 ••• A mandesulbed
as blonde, blue eyes, 5-6,
W"eiglliDC 155, about Z7 )"ears
old, wearitiC a t-sblrt and
jeans, robbed tbe WIDdja m-
mer UqiJOr store at 3537
E. Coast Hwy,, Corona del
Mar. of $301 at 10:30 p.m.,
alter sbowtDI tbe clerk a
plstol tucked In bls waist·
baod.
• WEDNESDAY, JULY ZO
All 4 rnacnestum alloy
wtMlS aDd ttres, n.lutd at
$699, were stolen from VIr.
1U Galey's car bJ thieves
Wbo )lcked tt qp t.DC! left
It 011 blo<:kl at btt bomt
al Z11 VIa Ra-Ll<lo
ltle, bttWMD 1:10 a.m. IDd
e:to a.m •••• Sytna Bia-hola. SS4 Vll l..ldo Nord,
Udo ttte, fti!IOrted tMt. u
lite clrot't OYtr a dtJ lnl-
fk:: COII?ttr 00 Rl:t'P'tidt
ATe.. )lit •rill of Cout
lhrJ.. at 1Ckl0 a..m.. tbt
......... able Meame
_,_ .. lallt0r111ti nar
-o1 w ear, polllatl
beld the cable oown. aod
cauah11 the spike to pun~
tare Mr Un ..• Christie
Auo Crostud, !8 or 234
19th,. Costa Meaa, wu
el'llrged with belna lntoxl-
cated and disor11erly In an
automobile at 1:45 a.m. at
ZM4 W, Coast Hwy,, Marl·
nera Mlle. • .Linda Anne
Dalton, Z7, of 118 -1/2 4?tb,
West Newport, and Rickie
Mu Dalton, 28, of the same
address, were booked at po~
Uce headquarters at 5 p.m.
on a. warrant chargtll@; mari-
juana possessloll .•• Deborah
Ann Hart, 2742 Circle, Bay
Shores, r eported a watch,
clgaret lighter, cash and golf
clubs, valued at $1,357.
stoleo between 10:45 a.m.
and 12:15 p.m •.• Art Mc-
Ardle, 635 Promortory Point
East, reported $645 "'Orlh
of sportflshing equipment
stolen from hJ s boat at a
slip at 1099 Bayside, be-
tween 6 p.m. Jui} Ji and
1:15 p.m. July 20.
• THURSDAY, JULY 21
Assistant manager Ell:.
ward Chung Lau of Hestau.
rant Indonesia, Coast Hw ~·.
and MacAr thur, Corona del
Mar, reported $17 5 sto!ert
from his w;l!let while U was
on a shelf In a backroom
of the restaurant l!etw el'n
12:30 p.m. and :i p.m •••
Walter F rancis Adrian, 59,
of 23 1 Del Mar, Costa Me -
sa, wa s charged with mis-
demeanor drunk d rlvl~ at
4:35 p.~. at Eastbluff and
Jarnbort!e ••. Someone k.lck-
ed In the front doo r and
stole 2 TV sets fro m the
ho me or Michael S<'bloess-
man, F"e rnleaf Ave., Co ro-
na del Mar, between 5 p.m.
Ju ly 19 aoo 12:30 p.rn. Jul)
22 ,
VOLLE YBALL GAME S
FOR HIGH SCHOOLERS
A volleyball tourn:1ment
for high schOOl students Is
scheduled tor Aug. 13, spon.
sored by the Orange Coast
YMCA. Site ot t11e tourne}
will tle at the oorth end of
Corona rlel Mar state beach.
Entry free Is S3, and each
player gets a free T -shirt.
.Students who are lnleres~
ted must register a! the
YMCA. Information is avail-
ab le by calling 642 -9990.
.. _,_ . -.,.
•
AIRMAN Jon. C. GUlette,
son of Mrs. Lorraine GU-
Iette of Miami. Fla •• aod
Robert J. GUiette, 432 Holm-
wood Dr., Newport Hetchts,
has _e.:!l assigned to Pre-
sid!o of Montere,, Call! ••
after completing Air Force
basic training at Lack!IDd
AF'B, Ten s, He 'lflll now
receive speclallzed tralD-
ing In the language Deld.
PERSONAL FINANCE
COURSE OFFERED
Persons who enroll In
OCC's ··personal nnaoce•·
dass will Jearri money ma-
kinJ: and mone}' saving tech-
niques , including career
selection and Improvement,
<:onservtng and s pending rno-
ney ~~o·tsely, and making mo-
ne} grow,
Tt1e 3-unlt course will be
offered Tuesday and Thurs.
day mornings fro m 7:30 to
a.m., and a!~ Wednesday
evenings from 7 to 10 p.m.
Registration runs Aug. 24
through Sept, Hi In the OCC
admissions office. Fall clas-
ses begin Sept. 12.
NEWPORT HARBOR EHSII)(
Burglar 1
HOW MUCH
CAN YOU
AFFORD TO LOSE
IF A BURGLAR DECIDES
TO BREAK INTO YOUR HOME
OR BUSINESS TONIGHT?
Sea Coast will plan
your home or business
security system.
Phone
642-3490
Now!
\\a\rstyltng
i""'v jus~ for
~ ch1ldnzn
~OA APPT.
G4A·0838
• \..\ARBOR Y1'-W cu.rnP-
0"-S .o~n Joaqu•n \.idls Po•d
Jusl So<.>l h J MoteArlt-..,r &\•d.
chilckeft
Coli the world's 1argps\
~t<1tl •Pstore the h1dclen
beauty 1n your draper~es
Cor! removes and clean~
rt ra()frle">. rehangs them
w1tt1 pertect
pleats and f'ven
herns And a
Cor1 cleanrng
prOlong!!.
drapery hie
Scot~g!~,..
HOMES • APA"~T~ENT S • MO·
Bll£ HOMES • OfF teES •
WAll TO WALL CARPET.
FUR'J\IITURE &. DRAPERIES ;-~';-ClEANED IN YOUR HOME
• OUP SOIL EXTRAC· /
TION MAKES YOUR -
CAIII'£T SANI· s "
T ARY ClEAN! lllf · -
• r
Laguna Federal celebrates the Grand Opening of the located near tM site of the new Ol1ve/Orange office,
new 011vei Orenge branch at 2535 North Tus tin In the around the lurn of the century. S.autilul. full-color
city of Orange, with this year's Anniversary gift picture. reproductions of Grimmer's original acrylic on canvas
Most appropriately, lhe origmal painting by Jerome painting, sui table for framing. are yours for the asking
Grimmer depicls the h1stonc old flour mill which wes at all6 Lagun• F#lder•l offiCes.
• 1M -... IIIII c_ __ -----
-
U'II'ORT HAR80R OISI(Jj
I'Ua.JIIIED IEEXLY • P G. 4
'IIIJRSII!\Y, AIJG. II, l!n
(X)IOIA DElilA'\ ,CALl F
~U.L.lC NOTICE ,__
IT&'ISIIEin' or A.BAtf.
. •Uia~OP FJC. .~ NAME
no lbUoWiol --... _tile_.,
tlltldldaM'-"Nitamt, Colon4o_SoJ..,atnn
Jlortl f'lower. Suta Aat,
CA. TW f'lctiUout bulniU
... nferr.d ~ abo••,..
llltd 1o Cooaty oa 2-19-?e.
0... A. F•••cte&, 2725 M,
~'~ower. Saata Alii, cA.. Jll.lli c. Flul(u, nn North no.
ftr, s.ta ADa. CA.
flU bulatq wu COil·
dieted bJ ladtft~ • Ills-
-aad --~ llou ............ JllD c. Fllni-
PL ThJ.I statemtDI was mec:~
wttb tbt ooullty clert of Or-
111ft CoaDty July 7, 19'77.
Pabllilb: July 21. 28, Aug, f. 11, 19'77, lD tiM! Newport
.Rubor Elllllp. F -528<1
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-86033
STATEMENT OF ABAN-
DOIIIIJ:NT OF USE OF F1C-
TITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
Tbe tollowtag person has
abudoDed the use of the
FleUtiou Business Name:
lrY1De Cardto-Pulmooary
Lobontory, 1810.2 Irvine
BlYd., Tuattn, Calli. 91680,
Stt. 106. This Fictitious
Bu1Dea Name referred to
abon was ftled ln Orange
Cou.aty on Feb. 5, 1974.
Tll1s buslDess was con-
ct&tcted by a llmlted partoer-
aef'S:blp. KeTt.n 0. Lewand.
Tbls statement was fUed
1rltb the coullty clerk of Or-
qe Couaty July 8, 1977.
Pabliah: July 21, 28, Aug,
4, 11, 1977, i.o tDe Newport
fl.utlor Ensign. r -31282
PUBLI C N.O T ICE
F1CTrrJOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followtnc persoa Is
doiDg bosi.Dess as: Down East
ADtiques, Newporter InD,
1107 Jamboree Rd., Newport
Beacll, Callt. 926&0: Freder-
Ick R. Coot. 7320 E. Shoe-
maD Ln., Pbeonlx, Arizona
1525!.
Tb.Js busloess is coo&Jcted
by ao 1Ddh100al. Sieoed:
rredertct Cook.
Tbis statemeal was tlled
Yitb tbe county clerk of Or-
qe County July 18, 1977,
Publlsb: July 21, 28, ~.
4_ 11, 1977, ln lbe M~~.
Rubor Ensign. F -79067
P U BLI C N O T ICE
P U8 LIC NOTI CI!
FICliil>ol•••••
JWQ: IT ~TRIIDT no lbUoWiol ,.. 1 • .,..
..._ ...... U1 Waltu c. otto ... ........... tal
Cuoollooo. eo.-clll\w,
Ca. MUit Wallet C, Olto,
.s1 CU11111oo. c..-del
liar, CL _,, IIUia ()j.
ata OUo, 431 Ca.natJoa. Co-
rooa del Mar, Ca. taUS.
Thla MstMf! 11 c::otdlct-
ed by u 1Dt.acorporated u-
IOCI.IUoo other thU a put-
Hrlbtp. Slpecl: Walter C.
otto.
Thla statement was flled
with tbt county clerk of Or-
ance Co.aty July 15, 1977.
N>liltl: Juty21, Z8, Aq.
4, 11, urn, .. tho Nowport
Harbor Eutco. r .71959
PUBLI C NOT:CE
F!CTITIOIJS.BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followlllc ~eriiOD 1s
dolliC buslDesa u: Cooean-
ooa's Horseless stable,2'711
E. Coast HyY., Cof'OD& del
Uu, Suite 104, CA. 92$2$:
Garry r. Cooe101100.. 3135
Bay&lde Dr., Corooa del
Mar, CA. 92625.
Tbis bust.Dels Is eoadQe.
ted by aa lOOiwltlaal. Slped:
Garry F. CoDC&ZmOO,
Tbls statement was ftled
wttb the county clerk of Or-
qe County July 22, 19'77,
Publish: July 28, Aug. 4,
11, 18, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor EDSlgn, F -79299
P U BLI C NO'T ICE
S-86032
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following per90DB are
do~ busloess as: Tnns-
contloentallnYestmeots, 351
Hospital Road, Suite 1407,
Newport Beach, CA 92660:
MartlD List, M.D., 351 Hos-
pital Road, Suite 1407, New-
port Beach, CA 92660; Rob-
ert Krogh, M.D., 17781
Beach Bl't'd., Huntington
Beach, C A 92646,
Tttis busllless ls cOidlc-
ted by a genenl partnership.
Signed: Martin List, M.D.
Tb.is statement "as Wed
wtth the county clerk of Or-
ange County July 8, 19'77.
Publlsh: July 21, 28, Aug.
4, 11, 1977, to the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f -78643
P UBLIC NOTICE
S-86030
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tile following person Is
·dot,_ busiMU as: ValeatlDe
GtQ~~p Destgoera, Wells
Farro BII:Udtng, !tltte 1447,
660 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach,Call1,92660:
Beth Gibson Haglund. 9 Rue
nc1tTIOUS BUSINESS Canoes, Newport Beach, Ca-
NAME STATE ME NT Ufornia 92660.
Tbe lollow111g persons are This business Is cooduc-
doiog bastDess as: Wireless ted by an IDdJ.vldual. Signed:
Soul¥1 S,ltems aka A J Pro-Beth Gibson Haglund.
ducts, 120 Tustin Avenue, This statement was ftled
Suite G, Newport Beac h, CA with the county clerk of Or-
i266S: Su.san Hochman, 2468 ange County July 8, 1977.
NapoU Way, Costa Mesa,CA PubUsh: July 21, 28, AJ,g,
i26Z7; Sylvia Hochman_2468 4. 11, 1977, In the Newport
Napoli Way, Costa Mesa,CA _Harbor Ensign, F-78641
02827.
This business ts cooducted
by a geoenJ partnership.
SlcDed= SUsan Hochman.
Tll1s statement was rued
wltb the courty clerk of Or.
aoge County July 18, 1977.
Publls.h: July 21, 28, Aug.
4, 11, 1977, to lbe Newport
Harbor Ensign. F .79065
P U BL IC N OTI~E
.
F1C11TIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtoc persoQS are
doiDc busioess as: C 41 S
Tree Service, 112-C Clear-
brook Ln., Costa Mesa, Ca-
W. 92626: SteYeD C. Stil-
ceobauer, 112-C Clear-
brook Ln., Costa Mesa, Ca-
IU. 9Z626; Craig T. Sttlgen-
bauer, S66-B 2oth Street, c-. Mesa, CaUl. 926Z7.
TMs busiaeu: Is conduc-
ted by a ceaenJ partDer-
lbip. Stped: Ste•en C, StU-
c.m&aer.
Tbls statemeot was ftled
wlttl the eouaty clerk of Or-
up Ccuty July Ul, 1977.
N>llolc July 21, 28, Auti:-
~ 11, 1m, 1o lhl Nowport
Hutlor Eulp. r -790&6
PUBLIC NOTI C E
FJ:TITIOOB BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe l)llow'lD( peHODI art
dotJilMIIMU ar. Tbt Crt-
atinCo.ortlum,l'M'-FRI-
Yerslde Att., N.-port
-11, Ca!IA>1'111a!IU63: "--
Yia E. GUM, VolCIDI& No.
111, Carr. Mu-Tol Km 17 .5,
II-10, D, F, llolllco;
-rt o. v~ ..... BI-
ern rrta 7tl, Maklo 10,
D. F. II-; llernll A.
Woool Ill, B1on11a !lo. II,
._ 10,-I, D. F. .....
'hlabula•l8 ..4e-
loollllr•~• ts'n ..., t:11u 1 .at... w ,. llpod: lfftfa I. oa..
,... • ·--.. IJid .... M' .. ar--c.-II II, 11'1'1. N"OMJ U,Ao(. &. •ll, lflt, ., Ill Roopoot
..... ·1 b r .. 710H
P UBLIC NOTICE
S-86012
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STAT EMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: Surf Con-
struction Company, 4301
Birch, "3, Newport Beach,
CalU'oruta 92660: Rlcbard D.
Croul, 427 rernlear, Corooa
del Mar, Caltfornla 92625.
This business Is oooduct-
ed by an lndlvl<llal. Stgoed:
Richard D. Crout.
This statemut wa s flied
wtth the couoty clerk or Or-
ange County July 7. 1977.
Publish: July 21, 28, Aug.
4, 11, 19'77, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -78554
PUBLI C N OTICE
S.860ll
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The toltowtac periOD is
dolog baliDeu u: SUrf Ad-
wert1s1DC Ageocy, 4301
Birch, 13, Newport Betch,
C allfol1lla 92660: Ric bard D,
Crout, 42'7 Fernleaf, Corona
del Mar, CalUornla 92625,
Tbia bal1ness ls conduct·
ed by 1D lodhl<m.l. Sfcoed:
Rlcbl.rd D. Crout.
Thla atattmeat wu ft.led
wltb tiM coaaty clerk of Or·
ance coaaty ,Jaly 7, 19'77.
Pabltsb: July 21, 28, Me.
4, 11, 1977. Ia tbt lftwpOrt
Hut>or Easlp. F -78655
PlnJLIC NOTICE
,.. ......... .
I.U. IIU'ISIIIIIT no--.-18
......... 771 .. lllu'llrl "'~-.-I.e.. a-, .. c.o-..a llu, Ca-w.. .... , lin. I t••
leu..,....GIP$ llh
A•t .. eoro-, del Mar ... .
1'1111 .... II II C .. .. ..,..,. .. -~ ,_, __ _
TlU --lllod
Y11b lbt _.,. clNIIII Or-
up c-, Aoc. 1, 1m.
N>IJJII: Aoc. 4, 11, II,
15, 11'1'71 1D lhl Nowport
Harbor _t;DSI(n. F -79754
. PUBLIC NOTICE
F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAIIE STATEMENT ,., lollow!Dc pe.--1.1
dollle buiDIII u: American
BaalDeu ud Commuee, mo Campu Drill, 911te 3,
Newport Betcb, Cautonda
9lOMO: llolllld GrtJJI Wel>b,
2524 O.:eaa BlYd., Coroa
del Mar, CA. 9!625.
Tbls buliDesa Ia oc:tldlet-
ecl by .. !Jidlndllll. s~
llool1d G. Wel>b.
1lda: statemeot wu llled
wttb tbe eoaaty clerk of Or-
aoce Couaty Aug. 2, 1977.
Pubn.t~: Aac. 4, u, 18,
25, 1977, lD the N.wport
Harbor EDJlgn. F -79774
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tonowtng per110n ls
doing bustoess as: Jack Ly.
.:llcb Eaterprlses, 8982
Cbampl011, Westmln.ster,
CalU. 2683: VlDcent Jos-
epb Lytlach, 8982 Champion,
Westminster, CalLI. 92683.
This business Is condUc-
ted by an lDdlvldaal, Signed:
Vlnceli J. Lyduch.
Tbls statement was ft.led
wttb the couliy clerk of Or-
ange County July 28, 1rr77,
I'Wllsb: Aug. 4, 11, 18,
25, 1977, 1n the Newport
Harbor Enslen. r -79576
P U BLI C N OTICE
S-860Sl
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: The Hair
Corporation, 1476 S. Har-
bor Blv1., La Habra. C A
91)631: Giusto Grattooi,
16891 Mt. Citadel, Fountain
Valley, C A 92708,
~U~IC NOTICI:
tiCUUJWIII.PN
Ka.ITATRDirr
. . ... ..
~U8L.IC NOTICE
fiCIII .... MMd'"
II.UIIITA'IS-n. MCR11'111 ,_RitE 1ft n. W1owt1ic ,.,_ Sa
4Dizlht .......................... a. D. ,.,..,.._ LTD., .., ...... crown. a....r..c. ..._,
c11o II! .... c..-1111 llo!. 1411 ANIIl om., Intoo,
CA. ... , VtrM C..,. rl Col 11'11!1: -Dt-
llo-llo Dr. eo.-del . c-.u. uu &--.
Mar, CA. tillS: lt&c:Mnl IJ'tWI, CA. M'l11.,.
R. J;lllc::z.l, c.40S Stullon 'flU, ""'"''' ll: .,....,.."!!"_':'· Dr.. l4owport -._ CA. ed by lD lodlt~ Slpod:
tull; llanlllll C. loti-R. D. C.....U.
51U Rloors!:twport 8ttdl. 1'111• -mtot wu lllod
CA taMS: Cbacu, sd wWII tbt oouQ c1trk ot Or-
B-y, Coollll .... CA. up C.., Joty 10, 11117.
9ZU7 • MI.Lsb: Ja.ly U, Me. 4,
Ttda basl .. A 11 CObilc-11, 11, 11'77, lD tbe Newport
led b! apoerolpa-rllllp, Holl>or Ellllp. F -7m2
Sl.ptcl: Vene CoL ·
Tbla ltattmeal wu ft1ed PUBLIC N.OTICE
wltb lbe coqaty clerk oiOr· FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
J.llll Couty JaJy 22, 1977. NAME STATEMENT
!leU.: Jaly 28, Auc. 4, Tbe toUowtac periOD il
11, 181 1977, 1D the Newport dolDC haltN'I as: Pretty
Harbor Eutp.. F.79297 Lad)' Jttrelry, 1Ml Port
PUBLI C N 0 TIC E Marple Place, NPJIOrt
S.JS860 Beach, CalU. 92680: Fatrtcl&
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Ela.lDe Lee, 1841 Port Mar-
NAME STATEMENT pte Place, Newport B•cb,
tol•-•-Is Cal.U. 92660. Tbe w..-~ per1011 This buaioesa Ia eooduct-
dotnc butdoeaa u : Geren ed by an l.odlvldaal. Signed!
Leu1QC, I WJncad Foot Patricia CJalne Lee,
LaDe, Newport Beach, Ca. Thla statement wu ftled
926&0:: stepben L. Geren, 8 wttb the county clerk of Or-
Wllleed root Lane, Newport arwe c ouaty JWy 22, 1977.
Beacb, CL 9ZS60, ........ J·' 28 ••• • Tills business ls coo&Jc -ruullsh: "'y ' ._. • ..,
ted by 10 tDdl•ldllal. Signed: 11, 18, lC¥17, ln the Newport
stephen L. Geren. Harbor En~t&n. F-79292
~UaL.IC NOTICI!
PUBLIC N.OTICE
F1CTIT!OU8 BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followfDC pe fmD 11
do!QC baslDeu 11: Newport
Area Trani, Inc., 4430
Campus Dr., Sllltt101,Nn-
port Beach, Ca.. 92660: New-
port Ar.a. Trani IDe., DeJ ..
aware Corp., fSSO Campus
Dr., Suite 101, Newport
Beach,,Cal. 92660,
Th11 basi.Deaa 1s conduc-
ted by a corporatiOn.
CorponUoo Name: New·
port Area Travel, Inc., Paul This statement was Uled
wttb the coanty clerk of Or-
uge County July 22, 1977,
Pabllsh: July 28, Aug. 4,
PUBLIC NOTICE J, Barcbett, Pres, -...,..:..:..::s-.8"5-8-94'-~"--This statemut was rued
11, 18, 1m, 1o the Newport
Harbor Ensign. r -79331
P U BLI C N OTIC E
S-85804
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
OOlng business as: America
West ConstructlooCompaoy,
1201 Dove Street, Suite 480,
Newport Beacb, Cal. 92660:
c. G. Enterprises, Ltd •• a
CaWorula CorporaUoa, 1201
Don street, SUite 480, New-
port &each, Cal. 92660.
This basi.Dess Is conduct-
ed by a corporation.
CorponUon Name: C. G.
Eotef1)rlses. Ltd., David
Varner, President.
Tbls statement was rued
wtth tbe eoucty clerk of Or-
ange Couaty July 281 1977,
POOUab: Aug. II, 18, 25,
Sept, 1, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -79621
FICTmous BUSINESS with the couoty clerk ot Or-
NAME .STATEMENT aoee COWity July 28, 1977,
The followi.Dg per!JOn 1s Publish: Aug. 4, 11, 18,
OOlng busioessas: Muwe.ll's 25, 1977, ID the Newport
Back Bay Restauraot, 3010 Harbor Eoslgn. F' .. 79575
Park Newport, Ulllt 319, PUB L 1 c N 0 TIC E
Newport Beach, Calltorula
92660: 103 North Bayside
Drive, Inc., 3010 Pa.rk New.
port, Uott 319, Newport
Beach, Calltornta 92660.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corpontlon name: 103
North Bayside DrtYe, loc.,
Anthony strammlello, Pres.
This statement was rued
with the eouoty clerk of Or-
ange County July 29, 1!:m,
Publish: Aug. 4, 11, 18,
25, 1Cf17, lD the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -79629
fiCTmous BUSINESS
NAME STATE ME NT
Tbe following persons are
dol.ac basiness as: Small
World lmestment Proper ..
Ues, Ud., S400 lrYlne An.,
Suite 107, Newport Beacll,
CA 92660: Richard M. Kel-
tley, 20092 KllDI!! Drtve, San-
ta Ana Hel&bts, CA 92?07;
Joo G. Scbeodel, !822 fry
Circle, Htlnttogton Beach,
CA 92646.
This business Is cooduct-
ed by a limited partnersb.lp.
P U BL IC N O T IC E Signed: Richard M, KettJey, _....:.::.:;"':'-"-::':':"..:..:.=-Tbls statement was ft.led
S-85802 with tbe county clerk of Or-
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS aoge Couliy July 28, 1977.
NAME STATEMENT Publlab: Aug. 4, 11, 11,
The follow1ng persoo ls 25, 1m, In the Newport
do1ng buSIDeSs as: The Ken--Harbor Ensign. F -79577
AU.L.IC NOTICC
R;iiliUUI ......
!lAIII II' &TillE liT
no lbUoWiol -18 .... '*IlliZI U: liiiiAD
llcllpo:•··.,. *'M Yla OpDrto,
11-rt -11, Calif.-:
ld l..._, lOIS £. 0eeo
Bltd., ....... CA. -1 • 1'b.ll ........ coadltc-
1411 "' .. ld.-1. Slpod: ldZ-. nu lialomoot .... rued
-... -clortatOr-
-Coutr Jill! It, 11'1'7.
MUlls: July zt, za, Me. t, 11, 11'77, 111 tM Newport
Hut»or '!utp, F .?9148
PUBLIC NOTICr;:
F1CmioUS BIJSlNiss
NAME STATEMENT
Tho lollowla( pe,._ 1.1
dotoc bulaeas u : Steam--
Uu CarpetCleutrs, &Mal-
Ibu Circle, Col'ODI del Mar.
Cal. 9262':•Rieba.rd WUHam
Beeuchemt.n. 8 Mallbo Ctr .,
Coroa1 del Mar, Cal. 9262!5.
This buslMss Is coOOUct~
td by U 1DdiYlduaJ. Signed:
Rtcba.rd Be&achemlo.
Thll stal•meat wu flied
wtth lbe eouoty clerk of Or-
1111e CcnJDty July 12, 1977.
Publish: J11ly ~~ 28, Aug.
4, 11, 1977, lD bie Newport
Harbor Ensign. f-78'785
PlJSLI C N.OTI C E
F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtna: person ts
doing busWess as: Anchor
Moorlne Company, 16309
Shasta St., Fountain Valley,
Ca. 92?0&: Thelma Mae Fow-
ler, 16309 Shasta St., Foun-
tain Valley, Ca. 9%708,
This busiDess Is coD!Nct-
ed by an lnc!lvldual. Signed:
Thelma Mae Fowler.
This statement was ftled
with the county clerk of Or-
auge County July 15, 1977.
PllbUab: July 21, 28, Aug.
4, 11, 1977, to the N.-port
Harbor Ensign. F. 78961
P U BLI C N OTIC E
. S-86069
FICTITIOUS BUSINES'5
NAM~ STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Teppen-
yakl Limited Partnership,
4250 Birch Street, Newport
Beach, CaJUornia 92660: Da -
'fld L, Brady, 8383 WUshlre
Boulenrd, Beverli Hills,
Calllornla 90211; Joe1 Katz,
8383 WUshire Boulevard,
Benrly Hills, Callfornl.a
90211.
This business Is conducted
by an individual. Sl&:oed: GI-
usto Gnttonl.
This statement was Wed
wUh tbe couaty clerk of Or~
aap COUDty JulJ 8, 19'77,
Publish: July 21, 28, Aug,
4, 11, 19'77, In the Newport
Ra.rbor Ensign. F-78642
P U BLIC N OTICE o.tcott Company, 1101 Don
Street, Suite 145, Newport
Beach, CaiUonda 92660:
P U BLIC NOT ICE Thb business IS conduct-
P U BLIC N O T ICE
S-74951
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe follo•lDc per10ns are
dotog business as: R. C.
Taylor Co., tnc., 1000 Qu.aU
Street, Newport Beach, Cal-
ifornia 92660: Roo C. Tay.
lor, 24 Mission Bay Ortve,
Corona del Mar, CA 92625;
Jeff Younc, no Poluettt.a,
Coro-. del Mar, CA 92625.
Tbls business Is oooduct-
ed by a corpontion. Sl.gDed:
Jeff Young, Vlce-Prestdeli,
This statement was Wed
wtth the county clerk of Or-
~e Coulty July 20, 1977.
l'III>Usb: JUIJ 28, Auti:. 4,
11, 18, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. r .79193
P UBLIC NOT I C E
S-7i953
S-85803
STATEMENT OF ABAN-
DONMENT or USE OF flC-
TrMOUS B~ NAME
The follow1ag pefSO.Il (per-
sons) have abanOOoed the
use of the ftctlttous busin-
ess name America West
Construction, loc, at 1201
Do'e street, SuUe 490,New-
port Beach, Calltomia
92660. The ftctltlous bust~
ness name referred toabove
•as n100 In County oo 8
AprU 1977. Desert Crest
Ioc., A Callfomla Corpor-
ation, 1201 Dove st .• Suite
490, Newport Beach, CalU.
92660.
This business was cooduc -
ted by a corporaUoa.stped:
Da•ld K. Vaner, President.
This staemelll was ftled
wtth the county clerk of Or-
ange County July 28, 1977.
Publish: Aag. 11, 18, 25,
Sept.1,1977,lntbeNewport
Harbor Enslin. F·74384
PUBLIC N OTICE
NOTICE Tbe beoetlclaryunder said
Of TRUSTEE OS SALE Deed of Tna.c._ by reuon
Sbortoer of a breacb or default 1D
T,S. No. 231116..2 the obllptlooa secured
Amertcao TtUe Company tbereb,, beretol.oreeJec::uted
u duly appotated Trustee I.Dd deUYered to tbe uDder-
under tht following clel-sl&Jled a wrtttea Declarat10D
crt:bed detd of tr111t WILL of Default and Demand for
SELL AT PUBLIC AUC-Sale, aod written noUce of
TION TO THE IUGHEST breach and of elec:Uoa to
BIDDER FOR CASH (pay~ CUM tbe aDdtnlpedtosell
able at Ume of sale lD law-said property to At1a:f'J' •ld
1111 "'*Y ot thl Uatted obllpllooo, aad lhlnalter
States) all rtcbt, tlUe and tbe uDIItni(Dtd caulltd aid
l.Dterelt eoDY•Yad to IDdii)W aotlee of brMcb aod ofelec-
IMld by It uDder said Deed tloa to bt Recorded Aprll
ot Trott m the property 19, urn as I.Dstr. No. !'7711
bereiDifttr cleserlbtd: to book 12154, pace 284. of
Trutor: Jerry W. Sbotr-said omctal Records.
Dtr ud ArltDe V, Sboftber, S&ld Ill• w111 be made,
bU.Iti&Dt aod wife, as jol.dt but wttboat COY••at ornr-
teaaU. n.m,, eJPrta or lmplJ,ed,
8-dary: Patrick rep~ IIUt, poo-oloo,
JUMI RUty. or .c~lllllnDCt-, to pay
Reoo"'«< F'tbraary ZZ, tbe r~ prtoctpal •m
I f74, u 1-, No, 11091 ol lhl 0011(1) -rod by
ill boot 11010, pact 15S4 ot llld Dted of Tr .. t, wttb
Oflkltl Rocordllllllla-Ilion« .. Ill .Ud -pro-
of tbe Recorder of <>rue• YSdlcl, actn.ocu, 11 UJ~
COIUIIJ; Aid -at 11'011 der lhl lonnt II tt1d
dtscrlboo lhl lollowtar Jm>· of Tn-. -. Clllllto ood
petty: tll'l••• otU.Truttea.t
Lot 10 aad Ilia Sooti!WIIt-at tile--"' tt1d
orly IUJO ltol at Lot II, Dood at T-.
Bloct n, Tnet 77&, .ta tiM Said ale WlU bt ...W oe
Clly of t!eoport Boocll, u fl1d&J, Aoptl II, lVI'! I
IJOf -r-La -11:00 A.ll., AI thl -IS, ..... I ood 1, --ot T. D. lonlco "--'• .. _ ....... II 1M--at .._T_itoO::'
at U. c_, -~~ CIIJ -·tot. aid ~. II:IrCII:PI'IIIG 1110, -Ctlllonll; T_,_IIIt_ Dot«lllfi1 1m.
tedJ 17.00 !Ill ot Lot 10, AIIIIIICAII ~COli·
.SI ~-. ._rt PANT .. aid T..-, 11J . e--, c.-& "(II a T, D. -co ' .,,
ltNit etlr-or u -..-, IJ au. ~
ll_.,..lo ____ """" ... ~~· ... ~ • ......., II ct.-u It '""" ...,., ltl U J' 111 JIIOUOI'I'IC!t-U, 1m, Ja tiM
-).., . llutlor It,..
WUUam N'. Kem:dcott, 21
Point Lorna Drtn, CorOta
del Mar, Cal.Uonrla 9262:5.
This busloess Is oolllllct-
ed by an 1D11vldual. Slgoed: w_ N. Kenotcott.
Tilts statemeat was rued
with the county clerk of Or-
lllie Couoty Jaly 29, 1977,
Publish: Aug. 4. 11, 18,
15, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. r .79650
PUBLIC N O T IC E
S-B5822
F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE ME NT
The followlDc person Is
dolDC business as: Ftn Potot
Cleanera, 18641 Maio st.,
Hunttartoo B•ch, CL n647:
Youar ~ Whaar, 6401 War.
ner An., 1564, Huotlogton
Beacb, Ca. 92647.
This business ls cooduc-
tecl bJ 10 lndiY!Wal. Slped:
Youar ~ Whlar.
This statemem wu ated
wltb the couaty clerk of Or~
uce CouDty Aac. 2, 1977.
Publlsh: Au(. 11, 18, 25.
~. 1, 1977, lD tbeNewport
Ra..rbor Enslen. F-7979S
PUBLI C NOTIC E
S-85819
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tho toltowla( pe..-Is
dolo( halllleU U: II, ~.
lac., US02 Madnapd&, M1a-
.SOO VJe)D, ClllJ::Inll ~!5: w ..... umtth IodNtrill -a
C llllonla corporottoo,
24S02 MMtnpda, M.lalon
VIeJo, Calltornla 92t75.
Tills baslDua t1 ooP<:t.
ad by a c:orpontloo.
cOJ'IICiratloD ame: w .. -
nrsDlltb lldutrlll, Rd>trt
11-rm!lll, Pru.
Tlda JtatenMit wu mact
111111 lbo conty ctert at Or. "'" c-Aoc-1, 1m. Pal:lll*: Me. 11, 11, H,
Sept. 1, lt71, 1.11 tbeNfWPOrt
Hutor E-F.7flll
.PU&.L.IC NOTICE
.... Ill
FJ:TmOIJilllliPIISS
NAill ST ATIIIEIIT
Tbt tolloWIIol -1.1 daUil Nl II U: AMit'l
~~-...-
& ... ·-loU~, Celli. -T-lloJolllu. 5'111 CeiU An..llortllllol-
~ Colli. lltoL
TIM - 1 II .. --ett, "' "' .. -·~·-.,._..,. ....
'n!l: ........... ...
w1111111.-r.-110r-
-Caoolr , u. 1m. ..... ,..,II,~
,..~, 1m:1o .. r:ooi Iuter .. .... . ,_ !
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. . S.86on.._i L~•, ed by a 1eneral partftrshtp.
Fl TITIOUS BVSlNESS Signed: Da'vtd L. 8~.
'WAllE STA't'!:~ -•-Tbts statement ris1'0ed
Tbe toncnrtnc person ts with tbe county clerk of Or-
doiD( business as: Associ-aoge County July 15, lrr77.
ated Brokers Sen1ce of Ptmllsh: July 21, 28, ... ug.
Newport Beach, 2025 W, Bat. 4, 11, 197'7, In the Newport
boa Bl•d., Newport Beach, Harbor Ensign. F .73947
CaW. 9266S: AssoclatedRe.
alty SerYtce, Inc:. (CalUorula
corp.~ Z025W, BllboaBlwd.,
Newport Beach,Callf. 9!663,
This busloess Is eotxllct-
ed by a corporation.
Corporation 118.me: Asso-
ciated Realty Sen1ce, Inc ••
John P. Snyder, Prtlldeot.
(Corporate name change
ooly.)
ThJ.s statement was ft.led
with the county clerk ot Or-
ance Couaty July 18, 1977.
PubUsh:-July 28, Aug. 4,
11, 18, 1977, to the Newport
Harbor Ens:tp. F ~79038
PUBLIC NO TI C E
S-85808
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe rouowtac periOD ts
dolDC bullness u : ututyle
Retocatloll MaDacemeat,
2082 MlcbeliOII Drtn, Slllte
212F, Ir?!De, Calllonla
92715: Herbert L. Brown.
770 Hlllcrelt Drtu, 17, La.-cuna Beacb, CalUond.a.
92651.
This bllliDIIS Is ooDduc-
tod by .. llldl ..... al. Slped:
Hert>trt L. BrowL
Thit ttatemellt wu rued
wltb tbe couty c1ert of Or-
uc• c...,. Juty 29, lf77.
Publll!ll Au(. 4, 11, 18,
25, 1977, ln lbe M""P)rt
Harbor t~Wp. r -7M52
PUBl.IC NOTICE
call .. , •• , .
CLA .. "ED ADII
TO Till: DIIIIQN
nw ...
PUBLIC N OTICE'
S-86051
FICTrriOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following per90n is
doing business as: Bullock's
Newport Beach. 83 Fashion
Island, Newport Beach, C A
92663: Federated Depart-
ment Stores, Inc., A Dela-
•are Coll)Oratlon. 222 West
Seventh Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio 45202.
Thls bustoess ls cooduct-
ed by a eorponttoo.
Corporation oa.me: Feder-
ated Del)artment Stores, Inc.
James E. Gray, VIce Presl-
deat.
1'h1s statement was rued
wltll tiM! couoty clerk of Or-
ange Couaty July 13, 1977 .
Pubbsh: July 21, 28, Aug.
4. 11, 1977 • ID the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F-78819
P U BLIC NOTICE
S-86051
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tonowtnc periODS are
dol. buliDtSI U: Koll·
Weill/Carden Gron, 1901
Don Street, Newport Beeeb,
cA. 92&60: DoDild ... Koll,
609 Via Lido 9oad, Newport
B•ch, CA. 92863; Richard
C. Elliott. 96 LlDda Isle,
Newport Deaeh, CA. 9ZHO;
OtYid P. Mlddlemu, 11 Half
MOOD DrtYt, Coroaa.dtl Ya.r,
CA. H62:S: Ewtrttt Dotl,
u•e Mea. Drtt~, Newport
B•cll, r A. 9ZHO; Ttrnotbr
L. 8tndtr, 1930 Port Al-
bua, N-rt Belcll, CA.
9H60; Wtlll Fll'fO llort-
PCI llwelton, e/o Wells
FaiJO Ralty A.ch'Uon, SS0
Wublarloo Ill, llulol del
ROI', CA. 9018!; Slallley F.
BrockMft. I PotetllrDrtfl.
ll""'rt 8oocll, CA. IWO; Ja-·s. T""-N04
·-t:.uo. c-dol liar, CA. lids:-A. lttYu, 111 a.uta ......._
"---. CA. --Tills ....... coMid-
od "' • ,_,a! portw ... c:_._ -•• ,_ llolt,jtp btl-..
I MuRotllllb hd Ill
Tnll. bJ .TIIIIt K. Wbu It
Aoll.loc • 1'lrda ...... ftl tUtd
-.. ~clodiiiOr.• c.., h u. 1m •
Nt1*NJ ........ fo. n, 1m, ., 111011_. !f...o. lllllp. ,_, .. 11
.. U BL.I~ N OTICE
FlCTITIOOS BUSilfESS
MAllE STATEMENT
Thl IOuowtac pe.--Is
~tala(........,.., oe ••
Spray Rttl Elllte, IIO!Itw·
port Ctllll:tr Dr., SlUt !00,
N-rt BelCII, Co. tlteO:
8nee RoiUd UJ11trl.ud. 4
llaodlrla, lrolao, Ca.llZ714.
TIWo bo-1.1 --ad bJ ID lDdtYJdlal4 811MC1:
Bract R. UDCtrla.DIS.
TIWo --.... !lied wUb the couty clerk of Or-•111• Coa.nt)' JaiJ 15, 19'7'7.
Publlstu July 11, %8, "'' .f, 11, 19'77, In the Newp~rt
Haibor Eutan. F-7UGO
PUBLIC NOTI C E
FICTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtog per10n 1.8
dolrw busiDtta as: Balboa
Orname!Dtlroo, 660 W.l7th
St., ISII, Costa Mesa, Callf,
92627: James Dwicht Joslin,
9S52 Graod Dr., Huntt.nrtoo
Beach, CalU. 92846.
This bualoeas Ls cooducl-
ed by u tadhldual. SI&:Ded:
James l>wta:bt Joslin.
This statemeot was nled
wtth the couaty clerk of Qr.
anee County July 15, 1977 .
Publish: July 21, 28, Aug.
4, 11, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Enslen. F -78957
P U B LIC N O TI C E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tollowtng person Is
doing busioess as: George.
town lnwesters, Ltd, -li77
(A}. 1601 Don St., Suite
283, Newport Beach, C alii.
92660: James s_ Jones, 1026
White Salls Way, Corona del
Mar, Calif. 92625,
Tills business Is conduct.
ed by a limited partnership,
Slgned: James s. Jones.
This statement n.s llled
wtth the county clerk of Or -
ance Count-y July 15, 1977.
Publis h: July 21, 28, Aug,
4, 11, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F. 78958
P U BL IC N OTICE
· s.!GCm
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
dol~ business as: Roberts
Oflshore, 1617 Westcllff
Orhe, 1101, Newport Beach,
C A 92660: Ronald L. Bar-
tholomew, 929 TUier Way,
Corona del Mar, CA 92:625;
Robert B. George. 2022 Ave-
nlda Chico, Ne.-port Beach,
CA 92660.
ThJ s business Is conduct-
ed by a general partnersttip.
Signed: Ponald L. Bartholo-
mew .
This statement was nted
with the county clerk of Or-
arce County July 15, 1977.
Publis h: July 21, 28, Aug.
4, ll, \977,_1n the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -78964
P UBLI C NOTICE
S-86060
FICTJTlOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tile loiJowl~g person Is
doh~ business as: Proto
Power West, S90 Santa Isa-
bel, CCMI'ta Mesa, Calif.
926%7: William K. VoiDer
Jr., 390 Sa.ata Isabel, Costa
Mesa, Calif. 92627.
This OOslness Is conduct-
ed by an tDdlvtdual, Signed:
William K. Volner Jr.
This stat4!llllent was rued
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County July 15, 1977.
Publtsb: July 21, 28, A11g.
4, 11, 19'77, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -78977
P U BLI C NOTICE
S-86044
FICTITIOUS PUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followl,_ person Is
doloc boslMu: as: So -Cal
Payroll Se"lce, 2008-C
Yale Street, SaDta Aoa, CL
92704: Gloria Jean Mortloet,
1406 LlocolD L.ane, Newport
Beacb, CilU, 92660,
Tttis ~ltDeSs is conduct -
ed by u )Ddlfldual. Si&ned:
G1orla 1. ilarttoec.
Ttd1 ltatemeat "'' Oled
wltb U.• 'cOuatJ eJerk or Or-
uc• coua~y lilly 12; 11117.
N>lllh: ~oty 21, za, ""'· 4, 11, 19'f7, lD tb• Newport
Hut>or Eas!p. . F -7f7K
PUBLI2 NOTtC,E
S-860'72
FICTITIOtlB BUSINESS
NAIIE STATEMENT
Tbt .,UOWIIC periOAI are
lialil ha-u: 7tllaor
--,_ ... 11!10 C AII!IOrt~Circ!tDrt•o.
Colts. Mea,. Clllfrmdl
tlat: o.dd G. Ztl.lM.r,
1104 ... .....,._ Drt•o. Ll-
--~ c-..,f BNOI J, llldfer,
1-llll-,-.....
Ot""-.-J01,
'hill t-he• ll coDd-
ed..,. ~ --"*"-
llpR -G. z.u... ..,._. , ... ,, ...... aw
... lilt .-r cJoJt .. Or-.. c..,,~ 14, tm.
MM* Jttj h, 11.-fo. u, 1m, 11o lilt"'-' If.-Joolp. ,_, ...
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NIWf'OIT NA.aOI INSIGM -f'Ael I -AoUe. t1, 1917
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For years, smokers have been promised good If you smoke, you'll be interested .
taste at low tar.
Yet despite the promises, the
products just didn't measure up.
Reg~rdless of special filters and
baffles,. low tar cigarettes just
couldn't deliver.
Until MERIT. Until work began
on the tobacco end of smoking.
By cracking cigarette smoke
down into separate elements,
researchers were able to isolate
certain flavor--rich ingredients that
deliver taste way out of proportion
to tar.
The result was 'Enriched Flavor'
tobacco. Tobacco that delivers the
kind of taste smokers can switch
to. And stick with .
• rw~~. u.m. ·-""
Kiftls: I,.:·~;' .~.5 mg. nic.oti~ av. per ci~arene. FTC Repon Otc:76
1 OO"a: 12 ... tlf. 0.8 mg. n1totn1tev. per c•garene by FTC Mt1hod.
' ' Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
· Thlt Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
I~~ ~-.. ·-p •
REGULAR & MENTI-0..
Tests Prove Taste
MERIT and MERIT lOO 's were
b oth tested agai nst a number of
higher tar cigarettes. The results
proved conclusively that'Enriched
A avor' tobacco does boost taste
without the usual increase in tar.
Overall , smokers reported they
lik ed the taste of both MERIT and
MERIT lOG's as mLtch as the taste
of the hi gher tar ciga rettes tes ted .
Cigarettes h aving up to 60%
more tar!
Only one cigarette has
'Enriched Flavor' tobacco.
And you can taste it.
Kings & lO()S
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DOLLAR A YARD
SAli ON GAUZB
Wool Double Knits
675-1098
WE'RE EASY TO F IN 0 AND
OUR CA RD 'N PART\'
GIFT SHOP H AS A WORLD
OF OTH E R GIFTS PLUS
TilE FINEST I N CA RDS.
~SIDE.f PHARMAQ'
~~<-....... • .,,., • .,.,.., -••n •c
GIFTS AND ACCESSORIES
ANNUAL
SIDEWALK SALE
NOW IS YOUR C HANCE TO BUY
THAT ITEM YOU'VE WANTED AT
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS,
@!dies ~uf ®oodies
MANY ITEMS OF'F'ERED, INCLUD-
ING QUIMPER DINNERWARE AT
ONE-HALF' PRICE.
.Jilll\IT'TTI I J'f:T ~~J:'
J:AL
Sometimes we buv
more titan we can sell . . .
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF OUR OVERSIGHT
Lorraine Sutherland
Summer
Oearance
Y3 to Y2 off
All .~o:de item• fmm our rejtular merchandis.:
Dr~sses fo r all Occasions -ensembles. coal 5, suils,
Pan! Suits, swealers, blouses , sporlswear , swimsuits
Long al home and dinner dre~s
Jamboree Road at Bayside Or.
Newport Beach · 67~3183
Hours, 9,J0 -5JO 'Sundavs, 11·4
ThE CLiNGiNG ViNE
fJ EAU "IIFY Y OU R H O/'Il E
PLANTS
CUT FLOWERS
BASKETS
ETC .
1032 8AYS10E DRIVE
NEWPORT BEACH. CA !12662
H14) 673-7290
Take Advantage
OF OUR HIGH INTEREST
WHILE YOU SAVE MONEY
ON BAYSIDE BARGAINS
Our specialty Is friendly, personallud
se"lce. Stop 1n for corree and say bello
to our branch manager Jean Geiser.
PHARMA~
675·3040
CLEAN.RS
£. LA~NDIIY
2 PARK NEWPORT
Bring along those soiled garments
when you come to the big sale
*
YOU WILL LIKE OUR
SIDEWALK SERVICE 1056 BAYSIDE DR.
673-5386 In Newport BeliCh 644-6113 (JUST INSIDE THE OPEN DOOR)
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