HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-09-08 - Newport Harbor EnsignPHOM E: 673.0550 CORONA DEL MAR, CAll FORNI A
BIST l..OCJICING DOGS at Jut TblarD'f's amatAtaJ' doc now at CoroG& del Mar Youth Ceater were Sbeftleld,
at left. IDd M!sty. Tbelr OWDers an Keot Wilb of Ltdo
Isle Ud Criata Ward or Newport Htipts. Jadigu bad a
toQc:b tlme eboo.aac betw .. tbt z, ao they awarded blue
rtbbou to botb. The clty reereatloo departmdt aDd a doc b)d ma.-factunr co-tlpODIOred tbe sbow.
N COM TRAFFIC POLL
HAS MORE SURPRISES
Dogs of all
kinds, sizes
win awards
SPECIAL AWARD Yent to these youngsters and their
dogs tor a special skit performed to open the sbow.
''The Rescuers" lncluded, from left, Raymond Ga.rn.,
dog Cam1Ue, Molly and owner Pam Lawrence, Tracy
Garra (standing behind ambulance), Bullk:y and ,.,ner
Chris stevens at far right, and peeking out the window
are ''victims'' Sherry Ph.Ullps and her dog MutrLn.
Under the floppy hat ln the driver's seal ls a stuffed
bear named Mr. Paddiogton.
Kids and their dogs -an •
unbeatable combU.tton It
you're looldng forlaughsand
u~redlctable behavlor -
showed up ln force last
Tlllrsday tor a dog show
beld by the Newport Beach
recreattoo department at the
Corona del Mar Youth Cen-
ter.
Wutts of every ducrlptioo
c~ tacb otbtr, Ucktd
~Mddldar.w trtcu, as adults ootMd and
aahed, laucbed a.od aP-
plauded, Judges scratched
their heads, conferred, a.od
chased windblown papers on
whic h they were keeping
scon.
The dogs seemed more
Impressed by each other than
by tbe ceremony and crowd.
Dogs that ~dbeen rehearsed
tor days to do s imple tricks
Ignored their masters and
snltted at each other. When
begged to retrieve throYn
objects, they wandered of!
to cbat with other dogs. This
made tbe ~dgtng for
''ltlnniest dog" even harder,
because almost every dog
was ttanny, whether or not
h.Ls owner Intended him to
be.
Finally, the 3 )Jdges, all
recreation department em-
ployees, came up with this
llst of winners:
• BEST BEHAVED -Tom
Early's Nlsbka.
• FUNNIEST
Stevens• Molly.
Chris
• BEST COSTUME -Kent
Wilkes' Shettleld.
• BEST TRICK -Krtstlne
Fttteru's K.rtsty.
• SMALLEST -Shlrlne
Baker's Blanche.
• LARGEST -Sbeftleld.
• BEST LOOKING • a tie
between Sbeflleld and
Christy Wud's Misty.
• WOST COURAGEOUS -
Saskia a.od ADI!rea Van Der
Wal's Sarab. (Sarah bad )1st
bad b&ck surgery, but came
to the lboW IJU'WIY, Her
r..Wtiar dlsjoiated walt
U.O tUDtd her 2012 place
1.4 the foDJ category.)
• BEST DRAMA TIC ACT
-A 4-cloc, 4-tid team tbat
pat oo a U:lt u a para-
medic ~· aqud, com-
plete Wltb tape recorded .U.. ftleb n.laed a few
taowll trom the otber qs.
• MOST SOCIABLE -Lla
Fobrlac'• uammos.
Seco8d ud Srd plac• rl>·
bOM wen PYID, too, to that
f'fel"f doC IDd tid welt bome
..-tomelllal more ttaD
1DUIO,._ ot I pliUIJit
aftei'IOOG ~ lD tbt ,....
TRICKS WON a ribbon tor Lisa Fohrlng's dog LummoL
Old Lum, a golden retriever, was also plcked as the
most sociable dog ln the show, dlsplaylng the good
manners he tad learned with age, but stU1 curious enough
to give a trleDdly snltf and wag of the tall to every dog -
and human -at the show.
MORATORIUM
FIGHT BREWS
Whether Newport voters
should be allowed to decide
on a proposed moratorium
on r eal estate development
ls expected to the sub jed
of hot debate when the City
Council meets Monday night.
lt the Council's answer
Is no, a ctttzens group Is
standing by with plans to
mount a petition drive that
could put the Issue oo the
ballot, anyway.
''It we don't make some
progress toward getti~ the
Irvine Co. a..nd other devel-
opers to tone down and slow
doYn thelr deTelopment., I
plan to 5\tpport such an 1D1-
UaUve pet!tlon." Council-
man Ryclcot! sald Tuesday.
Mr. Ryctoff bas been a
leader ln attempts to freeze
detelopmeot tor 4 months,
whlle tbe City CouocU takes
a new loot at tbe city's ge-
neral plan. He warats bocls-
lnc aDd commercl.al deDsi-
tlM lowered tor mach of tbe
re1Mln1Dc 900 acres stW
to be defeloped 1.4 Newport
Beach. Oo T!Jirsclay, Sept.
15, he ls sebedaled to ad-
dress a m..U. of tbe New-
port Hartor-Costa Mesa
Board of R.lltors to eJpla.tn
h1a poattJoL
Mr. Ryolaoff also accused
cteveJopen ot Ylolatlac tbelr
promlM tblt tbe1 wo.td DOt
ltalt IJl1 DeW denlopmtllt
actJoaa dlart.ac tbe S0-411
perlod wblcb elida today.
Last Thursday, an lnine
developer asked the Plan-
~ Commlssion for resub-
dlvlslon appron.l that would
lead to construction ot an
oftlce buUdlng at the Marine
Ave. entrance to Balboa Is-
land.
At an Aug. 8 City CouncU
meeting, lrvlne Co. presl-
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 4)
Downzoning
voted in CM
Dowozo~ of bod In the
general location between
PlaeeDtla and Pomooa An.,
HamUtoo and W, 19th St.,
from Cl, Rl..CP aDd R4-
CP to R2-CP andR3-CPwu
approYed Tuesciay by the Co-
sta Mesa Clty CouncU.
The o.rd.Laaoce reaooes
most parcels ln the 1900
aDd 2000 blocks of Pomona
and Wallace A•es. from R4-
CP to RZ-CP, rdt<:loc tbe
number or mrelliQI unlts
~rmltted on tbe lou .
Men's shop is looted
A complalot na ncei•ed
from Andy YlJO, OWDtr of
property at 765 HamUtoa
St •• because tbe 1001 ebiJice
reduced from 6 to 3 the ~am
ber oC uDlta be eouldbQUdoa
tbe prope11J. Al&o Adam a,
ct.fllopq propertJ at 1816
Wallace A"·• cha.rpd a.t
tbt n101111 flo IU..CP ot ~
propoeed ...... u IIIUtlDIM
project ..ad IDUt lt eco-
DDmkally _,...,... Tbt
,....,.ra&ui..U.. ..U. llolll tbt ftJ. Mon -.so ... udcoU8'"" ~.-. .... floom8baa.rd'•
atMHVta~.
TllttWWU ..... end
at I .... ....,. n. a
JIIIIEC WW I J ...... _,. _.,...... ................ .
dDw ... called JDIIce.
f
,.._,.. ....... lot
coeeo'*tioM tMI WOUd
penaJI ....... liD be
MlltoatMI&qwpuce18.
A CO"'IP"... wu ,_.,_.
....... ol ....... Olllilll a bt ea• r•u1•, Ud ,...._.. ..........
tarlor ... 111D ....._
Youth held
in stabbing
A 19-year-old transient,
Donald J. Hartman, was ar-
rested by Costa Mesa poltce
about 10 a.m. Sunday on a
charge or t.atally shooting and
stabbing Raymond G. Gas-
pard, 16, ln a vacant bouse
at 1818 Pomona Ave.
An anonymous pbooe call
at 3:53 a.m. Su~t brought
pollee to the residence to
find the 16-year-old youth
shot with a .22 caliber wea-
pon and stabbed a m mber
of times, with his throat
sllt. The two bad apparent-
CORONA' DEl MAR CIVIC ASSN . EXPRESSIONAIRE
Please compl ete the following and~ it to the Corona del Ma r C1v1c Assoc1ation
1 . Were you asked to complete a questionnaire 1n the recent
traffic study of Corona del Mar sponsored by the Cl tt of
Newport Beach?
2. Do you live north or sout h of Coast Highway?
32
Yes
118
North
186
99
Soutn
Jt has been suggested that there should be at least one streE't, other than Coast
Highway runn1 ng clear through Corona del Ma r from the west end of tuwn to Poopy for
local ~onvenience and to relieve some t raffic on Coast H1qhway. Please answer the
fol low1ng based upon your level of agreement or a1sagreement w1th the statement.
Results ol the l.ate.t Co-
rona del Mar tramc poll
sbow results tt.t d1acne
with those of ao earu.r,
more scienWlc poll taktllb'l
tbe city.
Tbe new poll, taken by tbe
Corona del Mar Ctvtc Asan..
<>hows most respoodellts op-
posed to coonectillg tbe %
ends of Ftlth Ave. acrou
Jasmlne Creek. The city's
poll showed the opposJte.
But an overwhelml.ng per-
centage of tbose 1t'bo
answered tbe new poll UYe
oorth of Coast Hwy., nearer
to Filth Ave.
Agree Oi sagn.•E' Neither Also, the CDMCA poU re-
3 One approach is to complete Fifth Avenue across the
gully betwe~n lr1s and larkspur as a two-lane reSl·
dential street running between Oanlia a~d PoPP/ 86 95 10 ly been UTI.og In the va-
cant house and engaged ln
an argument, pollee tbeor -4
lzed. The murdered youth's
mother and stc>-father are
llvlng ln Macon. Geor gla.
If you aqree w1th the 1dea of comolet1ng fif h Ave.,
the overall benefit of this plan wou ld be worth tne
inconven1ence to the people who live along f1fth
Ave . 71 55
sults are opposed to
ehmloa~ lett turn pockets
on Coast Highway's un-slc-
rt.'l hfized Intersections. That
new, too, Is opposite the
1'tf1 survey's results.
We sent out about 560
IUI'stionnalres to 280 house-
1K>It1s,' CDMCA secretary 12 II··IPn 'Wetss told the Ensigo
"''Herda}, · and we've gotten
tlooot 250 replles." But, 32
vt those replies were cUpped
out of the Ensign's repro-
t1uction of . the 6~uest1on
survey, aod nobody can say
for su rp that all were tWeet
out b} 32 d{f(Prent COM
resit!Pnts. Also, 1t Is ap-
parent that people who Uve
nearest to F'lfth Ave. were
most Ilk ely to respond to the
COMCA poll.
Parking lot
plan denied
That vacant Jot along Bay-
side Dr. bebJod United Call-
torola Bank In Corona del
Mar should not be made Into
5. You feel that the t raffic signa l s on Coast H1ghwa1 In t he bus1ness distric t should be synchron1zea so
as to speed up the flow of traffic through town .
6 . One idea to help move traffic through Corona del Mar
faster is to permit left turns on and off Coast
Highway only at the four 1ntersections that are
equipped with traffic s1gnals. This restr1ct1on
would apply at all t1mes. Do you agree or d1sagree
wfth this idea?
155 33
86 106 2
a~r~~.Ne~rt~ach =============================== Parks, Beaches and Recrea-
tion Commissiooers decided
Tuesday night. The site, al-
r eady planned as a ~rk,
was sought by tbe COM
Chamber ol Commerce as
an ott-street commer cl.al
parking lot .•
"We have already asked
tor bids oo converting tbls
clty -owned parcel into a
landscaped park,·· PBR di-
rector Calvin Stewart re-
minded theCommlsslon. The
Commission voted unani-
mously to r ecommend that
the Clty Council take oo ac-
tion to change the plan.
The Chamber of Com-
merce had written last month
to suggest the parking lot
use, alter a city-sponsored
trafflc survey showed that
otfstreet commercial ~rk
lng was o'le of COM's most
urgent needs.
The City CouncU ls sched-
uled to consider the subject
on Mooday night.
LESS KIDS As Crowd smaller fr~·:·eoo~~ ~/ac:::O~
.1nd only 99 from soatb or
SCHOOLS OPEN on labor day ~i;it!E:~:;
About 24,000 studeats are glnniDg of tbe new state-~aDd Menco ap-Still, the poll ...Ul add
expected to return to public wfde mJnfmum require-:re~tly rot t:;; bulk of the some coottasion to tbe ctty'a
schools fn Newport and Co-ments program for issuing da ca on crow over labor otric ial studies of COW
Nsta Mesa on Monday, as the high scOO<>l diplomas. The c;,wd:e~':~ 10~ b~~ tra!ftc problems. Thescleo-
ewport -Mesa uot.tted class of 1980 wlll be the er ttf1r poll commissioned by
scbool district opens the first to have to take written nor~~ fofr the last long lhP cit\ was r~cted by doo t 35 wee .. ....., o summer Lo r s o campuses. tests to prove they have N B • ~ Beacb State's Dr. Rob-
Enrollment will probably learned baste readi.Dg, writ-r~;;:rt •. ;:l~~.llf~a~~ E'rt F'r ye and a professiooal
be down about 500 fl'o m las t log and arithmetic skills. b ' polling service. 1t sbowed.
year, according to oftlclal But, 7th a.od 9th graders each v~ltors for the 3 days, a mo~ other things that
dJstrfct expectations, and w11J be tested at the begin-;:oo tba\s few![ tha~ oormal. COM rt>side ots overw'helm-
ther e wUI be fewer ~ling of this year to de-m 016• ; erca 5 es and angl} favor the completion
c•mpuses. Balearic and termlne what remedial steps .::: gi~:n ~e:r':::~~res of Firth Ave. andtbeellmioa-
Harper elementary schools , are needed to get them rudy tor keepi~~rowds a~ay mE' tton of lett-turn pockets on
both In Costa Mesa, have for the eventual diploma Tbe Calif n12 Hi h · all lmt st~nallzed lntersec-
been closed due to the testing program They w1U p t 1 ored R way tions on Coast Hwy The steadlly d I'"'.... 11 • a ro report oo major . . • ec ~ enro -be re-tested each year untU tralftc robl 1 th r ttv s poll Included every
ment. The district plans to they graduate. b h P e~s a Ol\1 e t>lork in Corona del Mar,
close one elementary school School lunches are eac areas, t ooted that from the O<'ean to Sao
per year durl~ the next 5 up sllghtiy rellecti[)( the mouo~edn pathanrks wer el more JvaCJutn Hills Rd., accord-
years, It the trend con-general toitaUonary trend c row bas'-inusua ' as 102 to the survey's report. tl.nues · campers aed sunshine ~ · '•We're all geared up and and SO-d t · ol eveq respondeat to
'•Our ldndergarten clas-pretty excited about start-tures Tra~~:e ac;:,~~~ the CDMCA poll answered
ses ~~.e gettl.ng sma.llereach log the new sctul year,'• Wexi~a.n border at Tl)lana every QUestion. Mrs. Weiss
year, upla.Jos district of-says Mrs. Harmon, ltyou'r! wu aJso reported to be ven· ootPd, but many fUied ln t~
Oclal Jn.n Harmon. ''and a parent, you're probably heavy · · adi1Pd remarks" section.
this contloul.ng declloe ln )Jst as excited as Mrs. Har _ ~ Ut rds sa ld the Hem arks lD<'luded:
tbe number of children com-mon. If you're a ldd ..... " d 67 egua } Enlorr t> the &pHd llmlt
lug into our schools has 1 rna t> rescues· on Seaview."
been felt tor several years Ll.lll·an Turner succumbs Control the lourt, llletal now at the elementary leYel. rr.urnprs ...
Now, we have reason to be-T raffiC' on Coast Hi«h-
Ueve that high school en-LUllan Turner, •lf• of established residence tn ".1, from Margue rite to the
rollment may be down some-former Newport Beach phar-Sprloedale, Utah, and spent c;outh SJ)E'eds a long at so to
wbat this year." maclst Vern Turner, died much of their time traveli~. 60 r11 lles per hour •.. wher.
Tlle local school district, Saturday at Manchester, Mrs. Turner was a native arf' the police""
unlike many ln Ca1Horll1a., Iowa, where they had been of Minnesota, where st>r -· Whv ~hould we change
eaters the new school year Ylsiting her sister . vices and burial were held. our to11•n tor a crowd of
wUb 00 labor problems. The Turners owned a drug Survivors loclude a son, Bob, shabby tourist s lobs.,"
Teachers are uDder con-store on Mariners Mile at and a daughter, Jud), hoth · corona dE>t Mar has NO
SEM. GO L DWATER tnct for this year aDd next. Tustin Ave. for many }ears, of Utah. tralric problem."
G 0 I d t
This year marks the be-untll reUrl;: In
1
1 ~8. Thtey u s re~l~s ~~~~e%~':~~~= wa er sees SOCia IS . . ;.~~lre ''Af~~~ r~~~:~·:;
thiS p.liH'. l y FRED DAVIS
Senator Barry Goldwater
spoke to a small group of
Newport Beach bustness and
polWcal l~ders last Fri-
day mornl.Dg, and he bad
mostly bad news for them.
He sees America head.ing
tor soda.llsm, losing Its
frteods onrseas, and re-
fiiiiQI to ftcbt tor lts rl&hts.
In a wlde-rangl.ng talk to
a atleet audieDCt or about
S5 peoplelD tiM boerd room
of tbe Newport Harbor Area
Cbamber of Commerce, ttlt
Yeten.n Ari.Jooa senator
mldt tbMe poiats:
• PANAMA Caoa.l treaty ww p~ty DOt be awroud
Ud.l yeu, lDd be's not sore
WMtM.r H wtll f'Ote i)r lt.
• TAJWAif's trle~i~Ub.lp
IIIICIIIlcl bt nta1Dtd. detpltt w · C.a....dema.llis u.at we
bnat nlltloN wtt.b t»t
..... doL
• BCMMESS IMdln .. ._
.... .....,.., Ia ..w.c to
...., • IN' tWr rtctD ... .........................
atw.rt *rn.
• WIDDLE EAST prob-
lems cannot ~ sol•td by
Americus or by aoy other
ouuldtrs.
• INDIAN OCEAN is the
mo.t ltrattrte mWtary uea
of tbe world Ud nwst be coo-
trolled by America and her
alUes.
• SOCIALISW will qult
Amerteau wltbln 5 years -
10 at lbe moM.
• LETTERS 110 PllbUc ot-
fteLala do ba" ao e&et and.
eu ctt rtalb IDd cbaap
poUel ...
• SPEN'l)(NG by t.be fed-
eral IO'tl"'lfNNIt mut come
aader ttct-ter ltJlalaUYt
COIItrol.
• POUCIT AL. CIUME ls
ao mon raqiUt .,. tiiU
1a tbt put, tad ... proMbly
b.-blowD Ollt ot pi'OP)IUoL
• AFRICA ll la t>r ZOO
,.,. ol ta,..,U. ud ....
blaek Atr1eu ltldtn ....
proy• flo bt ... ..., ftolellt.
• TAX BitE AU IDl' oU
........... Nip 101ft
tMMII'Q ........
• UPUBUCA.. melt
coocentnte on money Is-tlon are representt>d ln thas
sues, and should oc-room:·
caslooaUy refuse to endorse Yr. Goldwater satd he
fellow RepJbllcao.s lf they thinks Newport Beac h ··has
ron against Democrats who done a darn ~ job here
are better candidates. on plann1D(t. ·· As he drove
• GROWTH cannot t». to Lacuna Beach throught
stopped. but most be coo-the vacant lmneCoastarea,
trolled through proper rt-ht sald ht wondered re-
gional plaonlflt, cently ''what the place would
"Try to teoep this place look llke with 20-story con.
u much like lt l.s a.s pos-domlnlums. •·
s.J)le, •• ht Slid of Newport He queatlontd WheCher
B•cb. '' Doa't let the lure f t"--bu It _...... .__ eDOUJII I Chooll IDd otber 0 ... c .. .._you c._.. s.nlces COClld bt profldtd
In AriiOIJ&. I UYe lD OM of tbr IUibrtdltd rrowth. '•You
the tutest-rrowtac paru of eu, 1110p rrowth. •• be satd,
U.. world. ud I blow ud '•t.t J'OU'Ye _ to control lllldtnta.Dd JQUr problema." •-u." C~ of Commerce N-rt should .-eo-u~" dlnetor 0. .. -.... •-
D-ubd M GoldnM CetM.f wttb •ITOUIUIIc • ..,..en r. r eomm•u .. oa~. he :r:~twPOC:: .._tilted. ••wta1 00.. •eb
,....,. tad ....... ~ COIIl .... tJ .. " to blYt I
tad wMeM.r flo dKII.n a llbfUJ, • .....ur. tad 110
moralorte• a. real tlllllh •IDrtll? Gil PlltY ,_ ..... ........ .... c., ... tad ,.. c:u ....
c.o.enmu hal ltJdaft. a Pftll'-." __ .....,__ lteder lie pndk:ted t1at A_.a
::;;:-;;.:-..._. ..; wW .,., IJOdt'llt w S to
llllt ''botb adM of tilt...._ (Cata•ed • ..... t)
Ja) Snuth, presldeot of
C'DMC A, S31d •esterday be
has more fattb ln his groqp's
poll than ln tM r lt} surYty.
· Ou rs ls a little blt more
human;" he told the Eostp.
··We feel that his ls how
the people of CoroDI. del
Ma r really think."
Mr. Smith said be wUl
call a ~eneral mett111c ol
the clvlc assoclatloa aome-
Ume before Oct. 1 at COM
elementary sehool.
PAAK IS NAMED FOR
FOR BOB W1L mM
WU.On Part ls the ..., •m• for wu-Stre.t""" Cotta ..... 1D .._.. o1
lormer mayor 8obelt 11. wu.oe_ tbt Cola ..._ CIJ
CoacU ttattd ,.._., .._.
Wr. wu-wu .,..
twtce ud Mned ll ,.,.
OG tilt CltJ eo.cG. PrtDI'
to tJM dtJ'• ...,. ...
.,... t11u as ,.,. ....
.............. Colla ... ctu-cnca. .. .._. ............ (' .....
PU'BUSRED \VEEKL ,, , oa Tbarldly. Second Class
po.tqe paid al Coro• del War, CJIU, ~twap~per omce
aocl ptlllllur plaat lD lilt East&• Bull<llne, 2'121 E, Coast
HWJ •• CoroDl del Mar, Calli. 92625. PHONE: &?S-0550.
THE NEWPORT HAR-
BOR ENSIGN ..,, ld)ldgod
to bt a newspaper of gen-1977
tral etrculaUon by court
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May 14, 1951. to Superior •UIILIIIR"
Court ror the County or
OraD(e, StateofCalltoruta,
aDd by reason thenof Is
quallfled to publish all !lib-
lie notices required bylaw.
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<JI. .eOf ~ ;./lop
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner ao.d publisher of the Ensign
• WE EXPECTED BETTER OF BARRY
Barry Goldwater, once the conscience
of the conservative, did not give much
encouragement to the conservative cause
when he spoke here last Friday. In
his speech at the Newport Harbor
Chamber office, and in the question-
answer session that followed, he hedged
on some key issues vital to the survival
of freedom.
He sees national health insurance as
inevitable, and he might support such
a dangerous plan if it could be kept
down in cost to "15-20 billion dollars."
He says this in the fa ce of the catas-
trophic, bankrupting experience with
gov.ernment health insurance in England
and other European countries. Our
nation, already near the breaking point
in national debt, and faced with the
spectre of unfunded billions coming due
in social security payment&, could aot
stand the waste and expense of a federal
health plan.
S~ator Goldwater sees no workable
solution for Rhodesia and he takes no
position in defense of this bastion of
order and freedom in turbulent Africa,
where communist terror threatens to
take over.
Most disappointing is the Arizona
senator's failure to take a strong stand
for continuing U.S. control of the Panama
Canal. The Carter administration, with
cynical arrogance, is proceedin g with the
surrender of the canal to an unstable
and pro-communist dictator, in the fa ce
of overwhelming public opposition. And
Senator Goldwater vacillates, at a
critical time when all patriots should
stand firm for the security of our nation.
Barr.y did give one helpful hint. Letter-
writing is effective. Politicians can be
swayed by a determined electorate, es-
pecially on a key issue that might make
the difference between winning and losing
in the next election. So write yo ur
letters, folks. Make the Panama Canal
the No. 1 election issue. Let's see that
all who vote to give away
will be turned out of office.
our Canal
It's easy to write to your congress-
men. Letters to senators should be
addressed to the Senate Office Building,
Washington, D_ C. 20510. Repre-
sentatives get their mail at the House
Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515.
Keep your letter to one page, and let
them know where you stand. • • • * •
(CONTINUED ON PAGE l )
•
• GOVT. FOR THE FEW
lleu Edllor:
O.moeracyta ..,....,... ap
lu mad -lo -..oy 11-
MU. luttld ot''IO'enllleat
ot the J*IPie, b)' tile people
ta:l !Jr tM I*IPlt.'' tt 11
e.ohq '•pel'1llllte of the
few, by the tn aod tor tbe
few.••
A case ln poJotiltheNew.
port Beach COUDCU's pro.
posed montortum oo tr.e
~terprlse, because of tbe
teroctty and selllsbness of
''the few," wbo UveonOc.
ean aDd Bay Froots aoc2 prl.
nte Islands, aod don't wa!ll
lesser, ordinary mortals to
share their good life, So they
insisted on a bullding mora.
torlum unW they can f1nd a
way to permanently stop U.
But the enterprisers, wtlb
$ millions lying dornw1 be·
cause of "the rew's" ada·
mancy, pleaded with the
Council for )lst a little time
to placate "the few.'' The
Council acqule~ed with tbe
recommendation, whi ch Is
tantamount to demand, that
"the few" have a voice on
how the enterpriser's $ mu.
lions should be used, or oot
used.
It is tills kind or delay,
and in-pot, by oon-lnvestlng
participants that llas caused
the housl.Dg shortage, lnfla.
ted prJces and decreased ec-
poomlt-stability.
Property rights are a ba-
ste principle or American
Ute. Individuals do oot have
the right to go into their
neighbors' homes and leU
them how to run them, and
they should not have that
right In private enterprise.
But until these freedoms of
opportunity and choice are
restored there will be no
freedom for anyone. Do '•the
few'' not realize that the
freedoms they take from oth-
ers are also the freedoms
they loose for themselves?
Do they realty want Amerl·
ca run by layers of special
Interest groups, even U they
are on of those layer s? Or
do they reaUy not realize
what they are doing?
Goldie Joseph
Lido Isle
• TRAFFIC COM MENT
Dear Editor:
As a home owner In Co-
roaa del Mar for almost
twent y yea rs, I feel Impel-
led to express my coocern
over the several Items be-
Ing considered as a result
or the spot check traffic
survey In our cUy,
First, ''the ellmioatloo of
left turn lanes. exceptin&:
at signalized signals."
would, It seems to me, rob
tbe resJdeots of the much
needed safety and con•en·
ience we oow have In order
to drive to ou r hOmes. Al-
so, wouldn't this be a hln·
dra.nce to businesses along
lbe highway? Since I live
above the Mghny, [ think.,
too, of the library and of
the post office.
Secondly, the majority of
home owners and other re-
sidents who are proud of our
community, a,wreciate wtlat
the city did ln postU. signs
tor ~st one halt day a week
street cleaning sentce.
Surely this Is a small prtce
tor drivers to pay tor clean
streets.
Lastly, It Is my tlrm COD·
vlctlon that any ertenslon of
Stb Ave. would oot bea help.
tul or useful soluUon to any
tramc problem, but only
another waste of tudollars.
Sincerely,
Hrs. L, S. S\mderlaOO
Corona del Mar
CONSTRUCTION NOISE
To: City Cooocll of New.
port Beach:
Re: Lack of consfderaUon
or tbe BuUdi._-Ordinance
and constrtJctlon cootractors
on building sites In estab·
Ushed resldedlaJ areas.
On Saturday, August 27,
197?, at 6:45a.m., we were
a-.alened by a group of elgbt
men aDd a bulldozer ra.Isl~
a garace to our neighbor.
hood.
On Wednesday, Aqust 31,
lt¥11, I was ankeDed from
r---:::o:::!"~:-:::----::"""=:~~===:o::::--, a sound siMP at 7:00 a.m. I PROS and -KARNS I :~.'~~~:~..,~~i.!'~
GOVERNMENT AND WELFARE
P,.omo lint the Beneral welfare ~as m I ti e Lonsutution·s
Preamble} iJ to foatet the develo pn1ent of self-rdpon~ibilitu':S,
while pruvidlnl the ~:eneral welfare (as frOm Roo!eVelt to
Carter) it to roster irresponsibilities
Respomible people claim only the riahts to what is !he1":
irrapontiblc people claim rithts to wh1t is rightfully others'.
R•ponsible peo ple know 1nd fulfill their t~ponsibilit ies to
help the helpletl, but irresponsible people claim th~y •hould
be helped just ~Ciutr others Cln be forced ro pro vide rot
them.
lrraponJiblee; rante from the etimin1l1 who Like thinp in
thftr own hU'IdS aad fotcc people to pro•lde for them, to
thote who '*lovemment to force othen toptovkh: for them.
cn.lnc from fotterln• sctr1'aponsibiUties 1nd fosterlna
irmpolllibWtiel, o• •n,.mment hat brouaht upon ut 1D of
o-,.. • .._ rro• cri .. to welf~r•; probHims thlt can never
bt 10.._. lltdl A-x-rw repfn thtlr freedom. from
.,....,...., tlllf cea 11J9W them to tpl.n b« telf-R~ponlible fiiO.... ~ -J. Ku"" bll,.
caused my neck and chest
musclts to tease ud U re-
mained with mt tbrv mo.e;
ol the doy. I dl<l DOl lalow
whether •• bid bMa Jtruek
br IICblntor, been bombod
or whether tae cu ltDe I
had ropolrld a r.., doyo bt·
fort hAd nptuNCI lD uother
opot, Tilt I)IOblom, 1111 --
tractor 011 U. biiJdl• )Jb
ac:rou tbe ltrMt llld Ill·
cl4td lo olarl .... ., by
lhrow\or • """ ... ,... ....
Ilia omptr ---
biB, wide------1' .._ ftil -,E::ztr•
fool .......... -AI 10:10 a.a., I IIIII -lr1lallo --lllo-_,__ ...... _,
oltiiO_l_ ... .
..... 1110 ·-"' ..... .. tlit ....... niUIII .... tM
"lrllll _ .... -...
boU.U.. ....,._ fllllo
cu, ot 11-rt -..
4locou Ilia -Ulll my riCIIU-I caUOd lllo clly.
1 wu ld)rmed tbat ttM OM--
stncUOe m• do bl" tM
rtabt by ordla&Det lo wort
HVU days a Week, Wfllt-,
days to bectA at Mt'C a.m.
a.od oo Sat8rd&JI they may
bertn at etpt a.m. uti oa
SUJida yo the)' can bOClD at
teo a.m. aod Jtop at tltt p..
m. Not one daJ ot l'tlllt-t>r
the nel(bbor~at bomM lro01
tbe dtrt ud lOise. We are
1101 ellllUed 1o lleeo lD the
Salurday morn~Dco, bafiDr
put ln a labourocas tlte a,.
week ourselveJ aod looJd.ac
forward to that one clorlou
day Saturday, so that we
can sleep ln.
'Phe young lady lntbebuU.
ding dept. wtlo took my com.
plaJ.ot said that when o.ew
construction begins tn &n
established resideotlal ar-
"-a rash of complaints
are receiYed by her dept.
and au sound tbe same as
mine, l asked, why she t.d
not brought this to the at-
tention of her superiors I.Qd
. the C lty CooncU. I felt that
the problems that the ctty
employees are aware of
shoold be taken to the pro-
per people for correction.
It would eliminate my tat.
tng precious time to write
letters such as this one and
the employee wbo takes
Ume to answer a telephone
tak:log lOOs of complatms
to use the time tor more
useful and constructive pro-
grams .
The lack of commuolca.
tlon tn this city astounds
me. The ordinance sbows
no consideration tor borne
or famUy Ufe, We are only
made aware ol the problem
when ft lnfrt~es on our
peace and tt"aJWlUUity aDd ls
tlappeni~ next to our own
homes.
no--u-la a.. lOr 1M --otalup--ot-
oollaiM-docb,llol
• -101 proloclllla rtciiU
ot -· llau--IUIMd ~~~ llttL I
--lllo c.....u -... ou1J monlill( --1111 ,....,_.., anu a.ad 8Dd
1111 aormal lllfciD>,_ Ia
aiUI -.... lraaqoll aocl tbt moat..,.m ol tbt dt)' " a c.nDI proceu.. at 7 a.m.
lD fact, my llbab&nd lMV"
"11'7 IDOI'IIIDc al tell lo
... eo Ud 11 aboatCJaeofflYe
ears oa tbe road.
We bave alto 1a tbeoelcb-
borbood. uotbtr home be·
!Dr co-ld two cloon
&'fl.)'. 1'be coatractbr oo tbe
Job sbould be •meDded
ro, Ills ooosldeJ'ltloa; be
has never stnlclt tbe ham-
mer to a aall before 9 a.m.
Hp tboagbtfulness is ap-
preciated ud because I bold
him In such bilh esteem,
1 watch out for bis property
when be is DOt there and
bave stopped several peo-
ple from gol.ng otto the con.
atructlon sUe wbo appeartd
to me to be up to DO good.
I have also spoken to the
man on tbe coostructloD stte
that caused me the angulsb
on Wednesday morning. He
has promlsed oot start uoW
8 a.m. aDd not to work on
SUnday,
All of these problems have
been avoided; the contrac.
tors are bustnessmen and
they rely on people to gtve
them jobs to do to make a
Uvlog. The ordinance also
gtves them the right to in-
fringe on our peace and bap·
ptness. Now, so that It may
neYer happen again to the
next UDBI.Ispectlng persoo, I
-.Ish the CouDCU to discuss
this situation for a solUttoo
tbat would be ag~le to au.
Helen M, Kleron
3201 Fourth Avenue
Corona del Mar
PRE-WATERGATE
COVER UPS
Accuracy In M~dia
WASHINGTON -A
coupk o f years ago I was on
a TV program with Charles
Kuralt . the noted CBS News
oorrespondent. Mr . K.ur1ll 1 go t onto tht subject of
Wat e rgate, wb ich he
de<>uihed as "the crime of
the Century ·• I tho ught that
wa~ a bit overblown. and I
drtd~ed up a few examples
o f she naniglns involving
polit icians 1n high places
and tht'u friends. I opined
tha t Wate rgate differed
fro m what had gone before
largely because of the
degree of media attent•on
focu sed o n it . Earlier
~ca ndal.~ had often been
s u ~·ce ss ful\y covered up ,
With so me help from the
press .
A new book JUSt out,//
Didn't Starr With Watergolr.
by Victor Lasky shows that
1 didn 't know the halfofu.
Latky has compiled a
fa sci nating collection of
scandalo us and crimm1l
act1vity during the past two
de c ade!, and it u
remarkable how much of it
f11led to excite the news
med1a
Can we really count on
the mvesllgatin reporters to
fi!Otec t us from corrupt1on
and other fo rms of off ic1:1l
wr o ngd o ing') Or wa s
W:Uergal r an ex.:epllon')
Cons1de r lht' maner of
w1rerapp1ng. Lask)' tells us
that even BenJamin Brad lee.
now the execut1ve edttor of
Thr Washmgi 1H1 Po1t , who
wa s a confidant of Ptesident
Kennedy is convinced that
he had heen the object of a
Kcnru-dy wiretap. fie told
Lasky , "My God , they
w t reca pped pnctically
everyone else in this town .''
In lhe steel crisis of
1962 , Thomu P. P1t1 on of
R epublic S te el had
complained th11t Attorney
General Rober! Kennedy
w11 w lceu ppl na steel
u .ecutlus and hu•ulna
them throuth the IRS.
President Kennedy uid In
Budlee's pruence that
Pattol\ Wit rlaht. Othera
tapped b)' Bobby Kennedy
wer e Ne• York nma
military couesrondent,
Henton Baldwin, Uoy•
N o rm1n, New•wult.'J
mlllt•rr correspondent,
8er1111rd Fall, lbc tchollr
who wu ax.perl on
INodllftll, aid 1M ctdlf
clark or t It• Hou ..
Aaricu.hUN Co-itl ...
But aU of lhia wu done
legally through !he FBI , you
may uy . Not so , says
Lasky. He. says that J. Edpr
Hoover Info rmed him that
Lask y's own phon~ had
been upped by Bobby
Kennedy in 1963 , not by
the FBI, but by "outside
people ." "In other words,"
sa)'s Lasky , "lo ng before· the
Nixon administration the
K.ennedys had their ow n
plumbers operation going
for them." Who were these
"outside people.?" Luky
identifies one IS Gerard M.
Calla han , a man once
described by the district
allorney for Queens Count y
as "the electronics expert of
the underworld ." Callahan
has described one wiretap
JOb on r wsmen that he
performed for Kennedy
because it was too sensitive
to be entrusted to the FBI.
One or the srrangest and
most ironic stories in the
book is the accou nt of the
efforts made by some of the
country's most prcstiaious
liberals to "aet" Senator
J oseph M cC•rthy by
Waterptc-typc methods. I
say ironic, bec1use the
editors of Tlrr Washington
Pou were deeply involved in
the plot . This took place
back in 1953 when Jm~ph
L. R1uh , Jr., ch1irman of
A.meriCins for Democratic
Action, p:~id !8,500 to a
man named Paul Hughes
to obtain secret information
1bout McCarthy
In 1 memo submitted to
Rauh Huahes
recommended usina phone
taps 111inst McCarthy ,
uyina: ''Bein1 nice. too
ethiCII, or squeamish, wUI
a c:co mplhh' leu than
nothina where McCarthy is
c:oncerned .. .lf both federal
1nd chil l1w enforcement
aaenc:ie1 Ule the same
unethical prcxeduret. co
brina to justice criminlls,
are we not justified in usin1
limilar methods to expose
(McCarthy)'?"
Luky "Y' no limitt
were placed on HUiha. He
proridOd 10me juicy tlorla,
lnclud~ 1n tCCOunt o( an
arms cache that Nce.rthy
had .. Uettdly ~ecr~rted In lh•
Sentte om" IYUdlftJ, Th•
WuAIIftto~t /"rut .u prt.y
to aU thil and had ,.,.,.,
• ... or ....... nlct. o•
. the Hualltu rn•btioM.
n.r ....,. I1J • to 10.
•• it •• ,..... O.t H..._ •• a co• trtill .tlo
had htl •••• pltoay
infom.r.ton.
'
.,._,,JII.-Huanlouo Motorialo, lnballnc tblo ........,_,
Of eapo~ina optn wounct. to ,t, ClOU.ld etUN
convu.laloea or deeth.
•tmont, MouathUHtt• -The FDA apn~o~
did not hive a wunnt, made no atcUNtionl ot
wronadoin1, and ehed no law that wu btlna:
'brokan. Ntvettheletl, Of'l 1\pril 16, in a c:l .. ic
dilplay of rew power, they arbitrarily teiz.d
80,000 pouncbt ol apricot kernale ttored by the
Millet, Pit tnd Seed Company in Gatlinbu.rc,
TenneMee. It took court •Ction and an eJpendi·
tuN of cloae to 125,000 in lepl cottl for the
company to NWVtr iu property.
What happens if an lit bar lnfla._ •cci-
dtntally? WIJI th• uplotive bane it CIUMe Np·
ture eardrum•? Why add anotMr eapena.ive
contription w auto~? Tha Uet ol ,......ble
objectiona to 1ir bap i• alon1 one. But NMOn ia
not In YOJUe; power ia.
TM SUo oiTRIB
Late in July, more FDA 1fentl raided the
premiAH of an Ohio pharmacist and seiHd
126,000 worth of lAetrile. Much or the Laetrile
wa1 dntined ror cancer patlent.l who aN legally
authorized to UN the aubstance by virtue ol •
oourt order issued b)' a federal judce in Okla-
homt. AgAin , federal agenu weR operatin1
above the law. Deaperate patienll and the ha·
rasaed pharmacist have been told they must1ue
to recover .their property.
In 19?2, the federal Conaumer Produi:t
Safety Commiuion declared th1t m•nufae·
turen ol childftn'• aleepwHr mutt trtlt their
product with a name retardant. TRIS ••• the
only approved 1ubaunca, and the pajtml
maken bet•n immedi1t.ely to use it. But on
AprilS, 1m, the lime CPSC bAnned the Ute ol
TRIS becau&e some teat.l had linked it to cancer
in animals. Jn typical fubion, the CPSC high-
handedly ordend 1leepwear m•nufacturers to
repurchue all TRJS.treated productl. The ex·
peeled cost to hundred• ol m•nufactu.rert and
thouunds of reta.ilert ia over 1150 million.
Laetrile, of course. is a &ubstance man)'
claim i& effec:tive in fighting cancer. ltll use ia
opposed by the FDA and orthodox medicine.
Recently, the National Cancli'r ln1titute recom.
mended that routine cancer-detecting b~aet x.
ray11 be diACOntinued because the radiation
might cause cancer. Yet, when a woman is told
1he has breast ctncer, she is urged to underro
maMive doses of radiation! Logic is out, while
government power is in .
Springa Mills, Inc., of South Carolina took
the CPSC to court. The company claimed de·
nial of due proceu, inumucb u it had no
opportunity to queation witneatH, challenge
technical expcrta, or present an oppoaing view.
Late in June, U.S. Oiatrict Judge Robert Chap-
man ruled in th• company'• favor 1nd 1truck
down the ban. The CPSC has filed an. appeal.
Air Bac Power • • •
Secretary of Transportation Brock Adams
and consumer busybody Ralph Nader are
championing the crusade t.o force installation
of air bags in all new cars. The bags a~
supposed to inflate upon impact, cushioning
pall8engers from winds hield&, etc. No choice is
to be allowed.
Everywhere one tum& today, the heavy hand
of the federal govPmment ia on the .e:ene. De·
nials of due proceu, searches without warrant,
legislation by decree, mushrooming taxation
and control, and even the Ult' of brute force
have become commonplace. Such abusea of
freedom are everyday occurnnces in the Sm:iet
Union and other Communist dictatonhips. It
certainly appcan~ that forces anxioua to dupli·
cate the Communist ayatem ha,·e already
gained conaiderable power here.
If Conl(ress does not act .!KIOn, the bags
become mandatory. Congrusman Bud Shuster
(R .. Pa.) claims that the chemical used to in ·
nate them. sodium azide, is a deadly poison.
According to the gov~mment.'s own Office of ' 1907 1'"•' Jail., B'"·h ~oc,~f' f•·oru••·•
-Americon Wa y FrDtures Mesa C. C.
•
TOM ANDERSON mOYIRQ SOOn
Un1ted Negro
Ambassador A.ndrew Yo ung
enngcd still another grour
when wmmentin& on the
recent New York barbaric
hl1ckoul , while in
Switzerland .
"All men sin and fall
short of the &lory or God . If
you turn the li&hts out.
follo:.s will steal. T~ey'\1 do
th1t in Switzerland . l oo.''
Young u.id.
Crime in Switzerland ,
whi c h is perhaps the
greatest country in the
world today, is virtually
non.oex illta nt. due probably
to these factor!!:
I. The &oYer nme.nt is
honest (bec1use the people
are honest). 2. Every citi zen
owns 1uns. 3. There are
virtually no blacks . 4. There
is little aovcrnmenl welfare.
WOULD YOU GO?
"U.S. mannes wtll be
fightmg soon in Southern
Africa.'' U.N. Ambassador
Andrew Yo una has been
confidin a to int imates.
Wh ic h brinas up the
question : If you were 1
marine , would you JO to
Africa to fi1ht over
Rh odesian and South
African friends? Or, IS 1
draftee, would you J O, to
help our Co mmunist enemy
Lakt over Afric1~
Refuslna to ao to Africa
has little rel•tionship with
refusing to go to Vietnam .
In Viet nam, the Communist
enemy was invadin& and
co nquering. in So uthern
Africa , the Rhodesian and
Sou th African aovernmenu
are the o nl y
s tumblin&·bl o-cks t o
communis t control of 111
Afr ica plu.1 the Yital
sca ·lanes involved.
To help the Communist•
take Afric1 is not Pllriotbm
but treason,
CIVIL WAR HERE?
Bltck !anttlc Youna h•~·
•lao 1taUd ttt&t "there
woukl be cl¥11 wtr In the
U .S ., U U .S . mllltuy
penonnel were used to
support th~ pnsent rteimu
In Soulh Africa tnd
Rhodalia."
O.K. So be il. Let'a have
th6 civil W1r, If that's th•
••Y they want It, tnd after
it't o•er, tnd won by whit&
Amtricaf! pt.triott, th• neal
lotlc:al • ., WCN~kt M to ship
UM black rtlbtll back 10 lhdt--· YOimO II Pll04UXIIT
..-v·-•·-edYOclc• of .._,.,....,. naa.••
I
when h~'s ex.:onalln& th~
Rh odes i3n and So urh
African governments, hut
for thi~ country. he and h1~
side-ki ck ca'rter are for ~n
unbridled discrimination in
favor of blacks a1ainst the
whit e majority-of U)urse . in
his hear!, Young is not
re11ly for majorit y rulr
bec1use he'fi pto-M•rxist. In
Communis! natio ns , 11
h1ndful of the top Comrats
run everything. Excep!. of
cuurse , things like c~rs,
e levat ors, and toii~!S .
Nobody there can makt:
them run rc1ularly
RtDd~rs' cornm~nll and
questions Qn• welco me.
Plrou writ~ Ul at "Tht
A m~rican Way Featurrs '',
P.O. Box 990. Pilton Furgt,
Tenn~uu 1786).
The Coata Weu Chamber
of Commerce wUl man Into
new taclllUes Ia the CUI·
t.eo.s Back at the corner of
Baker and Harbor BIYd.
Accordt.Dc to Nate Reade,
executive manarer, Hie move -.w take place by Nov. 1.
The Chamber, which will be
ncatlnc premlaes at 583
W, 19th Street that It b.u
occupied tor the put 1Z
years, has had the move
uDder stud)' since lad Oc-
tober, wtleo Ken Fowler wu
appo\Dted by Prwldliat W•r·
ner Escher as cbalrman of
the relocat1oo ooi'lniltt".
~,/,.1 •..
Thr Key to GOD:
"Jesus saith unto him. I
am the way , the truth , and
the life : no m1n cometh
unto thr Fathet. but by
me ."
-loh11 /4:6
C. M. Ha!J>er
tlte Costa .Mesa
CoHH&ctioH
RON AND WILLIE
Our two Harbor Area state assemblymen, DeMisMqers
aDd Ron Cordova, are both Democrats, but they must be
dotnc SOMETHlNG right, beeause tbey•ve got old WUlle
Browo hCIIlPi,. mad at them.
WJWe, J.OU see, Is a big Democrat ldngpiD from San
FnDCL&co, W'bo considers hlmseU to be tbe protector ot
tbe we~re class aod the collector of thelr Yotes. He Is
ooe of tbe pushers of a so.caiJed ''tu: reform" meuure
tbat cot past th1 Assembly, but was voted don In the s .. t ••
Ron Cordova, a maverick consern.Un Democnt. wuo't
tooled by the '• reform" bill. He gue the bW Us proper
label, calU.nc It a political shell game that wu dutped to
rt•e tu reUef only to the P«>Ple •bo J11.1 tb• leut taus,
&nJWIY. The worklnc mlddle...c.laq would ltUI pt Shick
with the tu bills, ''The poor recetn uststa.oce, the rich
tlnd loophOles aod the hardworkfnc. tupayeu cry oat l:lr
reform," Ron Cordon said in a couraceous spaech to the
Assembly.
He &Dd Mucers wert the only Democrat.lD the A,.mbl)'
to hUt ~h ruts to. YOte .ap1Dit the m•sart. This madt
WWle Browo ftcbU.al: mad (weU, maybe )lit TALKDfC
mad, because that's Ill be dld). He made a ~1aJ fiiPetCb
1o tbo AIMml>tr .,. to th""' pa,_. lualto ot Roo
Co~ ,
Of cooroo, WUilt dldll'l rtlllte uytiiiJIC Roo:led, --Roo-..... -... ·' WUI.le Brown aid RoD Conto.J llllls~n 't
cart-~~~~ paoplt. WtU, Roo Co---
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!Dotalo tba dot.tll -'IJ lOr cortala erbooo. 'ro t1o1o
conar, lbat-uu Roo Co-Ia miMpaoploot
tbla lbla aocl lhla -.-.u. lOrmor ·-~~~atton11 btr, ID tbt Ralbor A,._ .. IU ... trow crtallll.l
111 all wUII a jodldal .... GOlba wrlOI, WUII -'fldlu __ lie ....... _....,.. __ ., __
b7 111 '"tell»tnnl ftD an ...... u tltlb , .,.
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Grand opening week
set for Art Museum
Commemoratb•e PQ~Un
ol tbt N.-port tfut)or Art
Ma ... m are ..,., bebll dle-
trhttd at •bGAIUc c-.n
ud clepUtmeat .....
tbroqpout Oruce Couty bJ
me.,_n ot tbe WIIMUm
CouDCU.
Tbe Sept. 11-JS crud op.
eaJnc week Will celtbnte
the opeq of tbe .........
a.w bullci1Dc at 850 Su Cle-
meDte DrtntDNewportCtG-
ter.
GEM
TALK
f
''Fiortu, ciiUd of tbe
air," a Toay DeLIP Utlllo-
IJ'IPb comm«lllloDicl tor
mad~···· ... .,.. ~-tbe~
lD .U.er, tao u:t blaek. n. Or1CIJIIl 11 I alpMd.
Mllllbend edWoa of 78
prtated br Clrru Edlt1ou,
t.o. Aacet•.
Mr. DtLIP ll I reoawDed
CaWonda artiat &Dilaccom-
plllbed maclclall. T'be I mare
of bla • • OoltlDc lady' • ls a
ncarrillc tbeme 1D IIOllp-ture, petrttac-, crapb!ca
aod perfot1DIDC ... For tbe
LDucaratloD ot u.. ...., ball-
diac, be baa ereated tbree
major woru u well u the
poater lltbocfapb.
.TITLE IX COMMITTEE
•v J. c. "0 .. ,." Rlu I voLUNTEERS SOUGHT f. ( . II M m f'h " c-<;. ,. h o •a
!JIUrt• Q/ I Sll 'JI'Il'/IIH/
tllt d. hu~ btte, 11 (.t~ ~Ill
Mf>.Hr landmorlc jCJr ,u rc•
tita n :!'1 ) c•on, 1 ~ an
o u tlttt rtf\ ''" K•'lll' nnd
f t'll o•lr~.
WHAT'S IT WORTH?
How much ls your per-
IODal jewelry collection
•orth? You may be sur-
prised to learn that your
jewelry bas grown to be-
come one of your most
valuable assets. Do you
have It properly Insured
tor the amount It's worth
at today's prices? Would
you Uke to t1od out tbe
rate or price appreciation
of whay you have?
It"s a good Idea to have
your jewelry appraised pe-
riodically. A reputable,
professional jeweler can
bring you up to date on
tbese matters. We tlll that
bW, aDd would be glad to
advise you. We can also
otter expert lntormaUonon
projected fUture values of
various gems. One Ust of
recommeoded gems for
buylng rt«ht DOW includes
rubles, sa.pph.tres, emer-'
alds aDd diamoods .
You should be wary of
widely advertised schemes
that are almed at sell-
~ gems strtcUy for in-
vestment. But, 1t ls to your
advautace to know the val-
ue or what you have DOW.
That's where we can help
you.
Loeal c1t1Jeas wbo are
!JMresttd lD tbe eldoree-
ment of TWe IX, the fed-
en! statute requtrtac equal
d.lca.Uooal OIII)OrtuDlty tor
botb MUS, are be!Dc asked
to voJunt"r for service on
tbe district's TiUe IX ad-
Yiaory com mtttee.
The commltteeadYisesln-
divtdual schools aod tbe dis-
trict on compllance with Tt-
j tie IX requlreweots, accor-
ding to Dr. Mary Kruse, di-
rector of tnstrucUona.l ser-
vices. The tlrst meeting will
be held tn October. .Anyone
enterelted lD serviog on the
commlttee Is asked to call
Dr. Knase at 556-3515.
CORA M. DARCHE OF
N.B. IS DEAD AT 53
Memorial services tor
Cora M. Darche, 53, of 1839
Highland Dr., Harbor High-
laods, were held Friday ln
St. Joachims Catholtc
Churcb. Costa Mesa. She
died Aug. 31 In st. Joseph's
Hospital, Orange.
She Is survived by her
husbaod, Joseph; Z daugh-
ters, Jacqueline Ellis, San
Otego, and Lyme Cafaro,
FouutaJn Valley; 2 sisters,
Zlb Mllz aod Chrissie Da-
vies , Evanston, llllnois, aDd
8 grandcbUdreo.
Mrs. Darcbe, a native of
Scotlaod, bad Uved In this
area for 26 years. Sbe was
'J)ersonnel manager for Run-
ttngtoo TUe Inc. for 6 years.
Arra.ngemeots were through
ttHt Neptune Society.
RENTALS AND SALES
ROBERT'S TUX SHOP
LATEST FASHIONS & COLORS
FOf'mal Weat oa Out Oftly Bust,..~-II Mailers
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSI ~
PUllJI1EO WEEKLY ·PG. 3 THURSDAY, SEPT.' 1917 N I c d I I
coRONAoaMA"-CAur. oe owar pay is opener ror repertory
WHEN MRS. JAMES AYNES of Coro~ del Mar, at rf.cbt,
started the 0. W.L. (OUlcers's W1Yes League) 10 years
ago, she also started collecting owls. Sbown here with
Mrs. Aynes ls Mrs . Ivan Sturgis of Imne, a past presi-
dent, admiring some of the Aynes owl collection, es-
pecially a small plaster owl from Singapore. On Sept. 21
the club wm celebrate Its loth anninrsarv witb a
brunch at the Balboa Bay Club. Past presidents and
c harter members are especially to be hoDOred at the
affair, wblchbeglns at 10 a.m. The presidents Include,
In addition to Mrs. Stu rgis, Mmes. Marge Curttn, Robert
Dowdy, Henry Le rebvr e, VerDOn Kramer aod Vincent
Sm ith. The 0. W. L. members are wives of retired mili-
tary ofrtcer s, retired women omcers or widows ot ao-
Uve o r retired oftlcers. Reservations for tbe brunch
may be made with Mrs . Patrick BowiJWl. chairman of
the event, Mrs. Edwln Long or Mrs. Barney Parker.
(Ensign photo.)
Harborlites birthday
currently accepting appUca-
tions for membership. For
further information, contact
Mrs. Sue Knam at 644-1039.
For Jt.t tm.7t u.tre
..... ao.tb CouC Rt-
pertoey wt1.l P.f'Mellta dt•er·
aa.d eet.eUoe ot cluGe.al,
IIIOden ud coatempof1
worb.
Foar ot tbe 8 plays art:
• '• Prtftt. U••" by Noel
Coward, s.pt. 17 -Oet. so.
$opbllt1eated 1830 comedy
elaalc tbat wUit.ty deal• wttb
tbe ma.en, mort~ aod Ute
lltJIN of ~q~p~r ela.u eoclety.
• ''Tbe lut ~M~ttaeortbt KD~Cbta of the wtUt. Mac-
aolla" by Preatoo Jooe1,
Hov. 5 -Dec.18.CoAtempor-
uy terio-comldJe work
about tbe delpente ettorta
of a aocu.ilrf.llc trat.rna.J
order 1D tbe deep IOUtb 1o
.UmW.ate oew member-
I!Up.
• •• A dolla' bouse, by
lftllrtk lbMD., J 1D. 7 -F tb.
19. Oe&Uac wttb a wUe's
lttQUle to attaJ.n lMtvldua.l-
lty a.od re..,.ct wttbin tbe
framework of a tradlUooally
uoequal marrtace.
• '•Volpooe" byBenJohn-
Areas checked for litter
Newport Btacb Utter aw-
areoeu week wW eod Sa-
turday wtt.b tbe UI..DIW
'•world's IucHt luterleas
party.•• Awards wW be gt.
Yen to tbe most Utter-free
restdenttal aod commercial
areas of town_ aod booby
prh&s wUI co to tbe d1r-
t1est. Special anrds wW
also be giYeD to the most-
lmproYed business aod re-
atdeDtial De~rboods.
Tbe party 1s scheduled to
$34 MILliON JOB
run from 3 to 5 p.m. 1n
Penio.sulJ Park. lt will in-
clUde refreshments, music
aod bot dogs.
Members of tbe clty Plan-
nlog Comm1aston are tour-
Inc DeJctj)otboods all or this
week to pick tbe wtmers -
aod losers -ot tbe annual
''can your t.rasb" contest.
Botb tbe cootest aDd the
Utter less party are spon-
sored by tbe city's octlcl.al
Utter coDtrol citizens ad-
Ylsory committee.
FOR AEROMITRONIC MRS. SCHREIBER ON
A ..... 300 000 STAFF AT AIR CAL .~. , contract to
produce guldaoc41 control Glynntta Schreiber has
sections tor the AIM-9L been DaD'ed to the newly
Sidewinder mlssUe has been created position or ma nager,
a•arded to Ford Aerospace customer services admlnls-
& Communlcatfoos Corp. 1n tratlon, tor Air California.
Newport Beach by the u. s. Sbe wUI ha ve responsi-
Navy. billty for the st.andardlutlon
Louis F. Helllg, Yice-aod a.ppllcaUon ot corporate
president and general man-aod dirtslonal policies and
agar of Aeronutrontc procedures •lthln the
DIYlslon, said 9ZO guidance operating departments or the
control sections wUl bepro-customer services division.
duced 1n Z-1/Z years. The A long time resident of
AIM-9L, an advanced new the Santa Clar a Valley, Mrs .
Side•lnde r missile con-Schreiber attended San Jose
tlguratlon, is s lated for tbe State. She wUI move to the
Navy's high performa.oce f _ Orange Couoty ar ea wtth her
14 carrier-based atrcratt, teenage daughter, Kr1st1.
and the Air force r -15.
Approximately 50 persoMel
wUI be added here.
NAVY MAN TUTTLE
IN SEA EXERCJ SE
T he Ha rt>orlltes Chapter
of Sweet Adellnes Is cele-
brating its 17th birthday by
having a special guest night
on Monday, Sept. 12, at 7:30
p.m. The event will take
place at CoHere Park ele-
mentary school, 2380 Notre
Dame Road, Costa Mesa. <fl. .etlf " .!lop
Nary Boiler Technlcl.an
Fireman Apprentice Ken-
neth A. Tuttle, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Tuttle of
1539 Sylvia Lane, Harbor
Highlands, participated Ln
e~erclse '•Comptuex 5-77••
in the Atlantic Ocean aDd
Carlbbean Sea. He 1s serv-
ing as a crew member aboard
the guided missile cruiser
USS Josephus D-..nlels, home
ported in Norfolk., Va. The
uercise lncluded 166 U. S.
Atlantic Fleet ships and the
6 ships of NATO's Atlantic
Standlnc Naval F'orceSquad-
ron.
The evenlllg will Include
a DOstalgic view of Harbor -
lites' pas t competltloo cos-
tumes and spec1al entertain-
ment provided by the Match-
makers, 1977 quartet cham-
pions of Region 21.
Hart>orlltes Chapter is
PETER WASSOORF
IS DEAD AT 94
Funeral services for Pe-
ter J. Wassdorf, 94, of 1793
Crestmont Pl., Costa Mesa,
were beld yesterday in the
BeU Broadway Mo rtuary
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
(Contlnued from Page 2)
* A REPORT FROM RHODESIA
The incredible madness of the U. S.
for eign policy destroying friends
FISHERIES PATROL
DUTY FOR J . EDtE
lOCI, Mareb 11 -AprtJ u .
Lusty com«ty clulte about
an old mller's to.IUU deal-tac• wtth I ,.. ol COD•
a!Ytac 1epeJIIJaten.
TN 5Ul Uclltbplays 1 ....
Uou will bt lODOUDt'ed lah r
in tbe *-ocl.
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SOZI E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR
Champagne Hunr Bre akfa
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Phone ( 7 141 644 1700
FRASWS STAIWS STm.
NOW ON SAlE!
MON. _ THURS. 10 to 6 Chapel, Costa Mesa, with
and rewarding enemies --aims a dagger •
at the heart ofanti-commtmif'tRhodesia.
The objective seems to be to turn that
fr ee country over to the tyranny of
communist dictatorship and massac re.
Why is there no outcry of protest here
against such an immoral and wtrealistic
policy? Possibly because of the lack
of objective reporting in the news media.
You should be interested in the follow-
ing r eport from Rhodesia, submitted
by a personal friend, an Orange CoWlty
t eache r who has been there for s ome
time. Read what he has to say:
Coast Guard sonar tecb-
!Uclan tb1rd class John K.
Edle of 1179 Dorset Lane,
Costa Mesa, is on an Alas-
lean fisheries patrol in the
North Pacific Ocean. He is
a cr ew member aboard the
Coast Guard cutter Midgett,
home ported 1n Alameda,
C allf. A 197 4 graduate ot
Costa Mesa high school, he
joined the Coast Guard Ln
May, 1974.
S PC'. P L:\C'E ETTING • S4 to S8.SO ~\\1'"'
GUts . O..iah FwmiNN • Chine. '-rr•,...
140 Nll~ .. T CllNTil .. 0"-• Dll.ON ~LAZA UO
tAC,.OII ~~'tOM ~A'"ION ISl.ANO,
HOURS: I"RI. 10 •• I ; SAT. 9 ,0 s tbe Rev. Paul Alexander,
First United Methodist
Neat To West~ttn Fedltfal S.vtngs & Loan Assoc Church, o(ftciattng.
2 7 56 ! • C 0 AS T H W Y •• C 0 R 0 N A D! L MAR Mr. Wassdorf was a sell-
Phone (714) 64_0-4122 employed accountant and a
~~~!il~~~~~~~~;~~ii~i;;:;. native or Holland. He dled I Sept. 5 in Park Super ior
Convalescent Hospital, New-
port Beach.
He ls survived by his w!Ce,
Gonia; a daughter, Jane Har-
ris , Hunt~n Beac h; 3
grandchildren aod 3 great-
grandchildren. He was a
charter member of the New-
port ~ch Senior Citizens
Club.
l~~ii~ii~ii~ii~ii~ii~l loter ment was In Harbor
Lawn Memorial Park., with
Bell Broadway Mortuary as
dlreetors.
• • • • • • No doubt you are worried about the situation 1n Rhodesia,
particularly In view of all the HDS&tiooa.l head..UDes aod
horrU1c articles which appear 1n tbt prea. Tbe psycbo-
loglcal war belog •aged aptnst Rbodem through m&DY
of the news media of tbe world baa ucalated to sacb
proportions of mlsreprese~tloo U.t many obsenen
outside this country ttnd It dlmcult to separate tact from
fiction.
Dally examples of deliberate and ball truths are carried
ln the headllnes of the ..rorld's new~rs aDd radio aod
television networks. The 1Dlt1al feelJ..Dp of unease whicb
assailed the people or Rhodesia and tllelr trteads abroad
haYe now turned to anger at the perpetrators of tbest
attempts to uodermlne tbe mo rale of our country and Its
suppor ters.
Scores of journalists from all onr the world hue
descended upon Rhodesia aDd, bellen lt or not, ue bard
put to flod enough to do or see. Tbtre are DO muacres
aod bloocl>atbs, there are DO ma.satn terrorist t)rce
buUd-ups , there 1s DO pt.Dic or bylttrla a.od tbert are
DO queues of people leaYiac the country. Many of the
photographs aDd press reporta which ban been seat to us
by our frleods bear DO relat1oolhtp wbatenr to tiM real
situation in Rhodesia. lD filet, 80me of tbe pbatocra.pba
aod film were not even t.abn 1D Rbodeslal
Instead, these journallata t1.Dd themM1na 1.D a country
where th ey can tra•el alely wltb 110 fltUs of bomb u -
plosions. They can walk Ulroup the cltfu at D1CtJt with
DO tear of belor mugged. They cu ..,.ad a dlytn tbl
country aDd watch the soU btlal tWtd a.Dd tbt crop~
ptbered. Tbey caD co to r..taaraats or a ~clab &Dd
pay less for better food tbaa lD IIWlJ other COIIntrl"
In the world and tbey do not ftDd • .,.,_,, or ltMI allttters
over thi! wt.ndo•s of thtJr cboMD ,.... aor are tbey
M&rched bttore eoterlnc.
Tbey tlDd black aDd Wblte bodtalul ml .. llle peee..
tully to(ether aod cari"JlDc oa wtth their Clay to dly jobe
u tbey ban done for l'AIIY J'l&l'a. TMy ftad tlat tbere
are sporU~ IYtata, tbtetne, cl.Dtmu, boree netic ud
m&DJ otbllr facets of eate11a1ameat aftlllblt to tMm u
tbey would elswbert. Tbey do "' troGfl comtllr a.Dd colDC from their barncq. .,... ........ 11 .. ua-
terrortat war betac ..-apct oa on borden. Ud tMrt are *rtac" -ot tl\lact Uke n..or bladtM. blaek pt~~~per, · 1 Upt tld>s aDd. the mor. .-He ~Dod~ Ud liCIGitriM.
Aid, 101M are ~ *-M .,.,., ........,. u.... OD tiM ..,.,.. of ICOCIIIUII I diP ... T. AM •• IIIIDr'*
.... made liP -ud .................... t.-.11 _..
I -ttoiiJ at tdDoJ1al dMb tl1111 IV eda of .U. naJ.
Wlllt "*' ot tM world PfWI dDel _. ,.... tD,.....
.... tM tnt fllda abollt • , •• 0 ,. ................
tile 1ut 10 ,_,. 10 ..0. .. ..,._ of IIMr.l,_ee.
fi'Odlelt..,, powtb aad ndl1 ~. dllplllt tMIIIIad8
.. bo,caaa Ud -~ •• do • -., u.t bat,. .• are .-. • .,.. ..... u.. ........ ~-~ .,.. _. wwta• 11 a. wrt11 tDdll1 r ' dna .. ,. ..o•bet•••-·
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TltURS~Y. SEPT. t, 1m
COQA DEL ~II. CAU F.
--~·-.. ·--..... 1 ._.. ....... -__ .._1,
--·1047-la .,.., llllt.a.nata..
luMI: an 1t a c 1\tlr-
YIM Co. ....... dlti)Df4 ....... _..., ........ --II _,
-'Pt'l CGUC.U ....... ,
Dill Jlocen. .,;.,.,. ol
tbt HtwPOrt Rubor Ana
Cbamber ol ComiMJc., ald. , .. .,., ta---ber olllclall lo ~ oat u-, aiPioplllllbomo-
ntorlam toteplu.. ··A. mo.
ntortam woaldbta ftotatton
of PJ'OilOrtr rtctD," Yr. Ro.
cen elalma.
Aleo oa lloadlJ alebt's
CoutU llpllda are 4 pro-
poaed • .._ tolbeGoo-
en.l PJao. It IIIPI"''fecl, tbey
would re-detiDe bow tbe elty
looU at bousiDc de:uttJ,ud
would start tbe Pl.a.lu:llac
Comm.Wdoa oo a complete
re-slodr ollbo -nlplac,
espec1ally tbe problems of
bc>IOJinc de..U, IUid tnlllc
elrculatloo systems. AU of
these matten were post-
pooed last moatb at tbe re-
quest of Mr. Kremer.
A local group calllnc It·
..U tb:t Lepl Eorironmen-
tal Aoai,CS FlUid (LEAF)
has ret:a.Jned an attorney to
IDYu:tlgate Wa;Js to slow de-
Yelopmeat bere. Harbor ls-
laod's Jean Watt, a leader
ol tbe group. says LEAF
would spearhead a petition
campeJp U tbe CouocU re-
flases to pat the montortum
tssue on tbe ballot. The oeu
local eltctlon 1s sclleduled
tor AprU of oext yea.r,
•~r;. Ryemtr says be would
-Co. .... ,. -. 11' PII ~APA --...-.·---------..,..., llalw .. r.ttt• -
alpr...-JI'O)Iololaft.... Frullaol< al'aoct a.,,'
po11 c-. a.~ Pore! co ... dol Mar .. ,.... a.na,lbo--11-.... __ ., ...
0111 Jambor .. • Rd. aad oa Core. del Mar a.••
lbo old c_..,. otto be-aiCom-,llldu-
-DoYor Dr. IUid lbo Up.. UOo FrldaJ 111111 a., -
per Bar. oat ... p11 ---· C1ll'JOOI .,... caU lor 1be Fr&M'I r-tod lobe-·
btcbmiiiC ol doHiopmoOt oe Inc -11 at lloo(.
all ID all ot tbo.. ar-.. • • • • durlnc lbo -II ._,., Em111 WWiuuo ol Now.
_, alebl'aCIIJCoeo. port HotctU,-tu-
c:U meet~~~ bec1DI at 7:30 lao~pltaJiqd lDd c:oanlM-
p.m. to tile COIIDCU buU<liDc ceatllod IUid ... lliJUr -
lo ~root o1 CIIJ Hall. Wtth a b-blpc_ll .,.. bact at bomt aad KEALLY GEHE ROBEHS LAUDED oo tbo ....., 1o ...,.. • .,.
FOR FREEWAY WORK • • • •
Aad -.. "' bJoo -· Mrs. Harry lmel. Corooa Retired Army CoJoMl
Geoe A, RGbeDI wu com-
meoded for "lnn.luable ef-
forts lo obtalalac tile u!U·
mate ....-ol.lbeCo·
rooa del Mar treeway from
lbe Sin Diego fretrfty to
tlle Newport freewQ" 1D a
re10lation adopted by tbe
Costa Mesa City CouoeU
Tuesday nigbt.
Col. Robens has beeogeo-
eral maaacer of Soutb Coast
Plar.a sloce Jan. Z3, 1961.
SPYGLASS HILL CLUB
TO L.WHCH SEASOH
The Spyglass Hill GardeD
Club wW be(in tbe fall
season Wedilesdly, Se(lt. Zl,
at 9:30 a.m. at tbe borne of
llrs. Lawreoce Harris, 59
C ambrla Drive.
Gary ScOOtf.beaddestgner
from Esetmaek'l Flower and
GUt Sboppe lnt.acunaBeach,
wUI demonst.nte the art of
Oower <lecorati~ In the
home.
del Mar r-. tatelr or
Newport vwa --reu m:1
brob bor blp oo bor blrtll-
day ud I belieYe traetared
ber arm u well~ Medical
bulletlu are ~ luued
by Mlbel's dauibter, Mrs.
Woodr H ........ • • • •
Summer ncatlons are
'comq to ao ead IDd oow
we cu teU about tllem.
Marpret Armstrouc and
Helen Wei ss had themselves
a fabulous trip to Aluka
wttb &1.1 tbat boat crulae sceoery,
tbe George Farells have
been poppfDc In aad out of
town spendluc time at their
mOUDtalo eabtn.
Betty Trotter bas just ar.
rived borne trom visltiDc
ber relatlves 'ny up tn
oortb eeotral W:lDDeaota,
Tbe BW Kulla are back
from Mllmesota and Iowa
with a doggie, Mar. wttb a
broken Jaw (souzxll like be
CIX.OSSAI. AIIIUAL dese"ed It). • • • •
RUMMAGE SALE
OVER 3.000 ITEMS
LARGE & SMALL
SAT. & Sill. SfPT. 17.18
2501 CLIFF DR., NEWPORT BEACH
(fb~ OJJ Chrch Abov" M •rirur' s Milf'
HDURS9-5 PLENTY OF PARKING
•
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' I ', t : . ' '
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SPONSORED BY TH~
Kiwanis Club Of
Newport Center
Ask JobD Allard of Cameo
about tbe real meanluc of
labor day --bedld --puttiJle
1n a DeY pe.tlo for b1s mother-
to-law.
FUND RAISER SET
BY JUHIOR EBELL
The Juo!or Ebell Club of
NeWJM)rt Be1eb will ld.ck-
otf tbe 1977-1978 elub year
wttb a aoci&l fund nlsblc
enot to beDeflt tbe buDd-inc &Dd eq»Minn pqram
at C b.lldreos Hospital of Or-
uce Couoty. Medel's aod their twt•D wW meet at
San Aatonlo Wtoery 1n Costa
Mesa for a wiDe tuttDg tad
buffet 41nDer at7 p.m.Satur-
dar, soot. 11.
Mra. ArtbUr Y eu·y ts
cba.lrman for tbe ennt. as-
sisted by Mrs.RobertRlnr
CHIEF DAVIS TO TALK
AT GOP LUHCHEOH
Tbo Balbo& 811 R-11-
ca.n Women. Federated, _,11
'preseat Chief Ed Darts of
tlle Los Aflleles pollee dept.,
1. poteotlal GOP ~rnator
la.l caodldate, at lbe laoeheoo
meet11lC WedDeeday, Sept.
14. at tbe lntDe Coast
Couotry Club. BuslDess
meet!D&' ll at 11 a.m., luoch
I..Dd .oclal mar U:SO a.m.
to 1Z:o&S p.m. Call 675-Zlll,
640-7S57, 759-1939 lor re-
.. rntJoos.
T HANKS
We thank all of our friends
for their p11tience 11nd under-
:!lllnding during the renovllling
and remodeling of our reslllurllnl
at the corner of N11rcissus Ave.
and Coast Highway in Coro'"'
del .Mar this (Jasl summer.
We're no 1.11 open wi lh a fre :Jh
new look. Do drop by so •e car~
say hello, and again, lhllrd• you/
SNACK SHOP EMPLOYEES
..
•
•
IliA Aacel,. Dulama.
•Uo..Uy iDowD tiiCbw of
the Bible, Yillbte1DawMkly
class hera aezt Moay,
Sept, 12.
• Oltend -.... wtU ................. -
-ww ... --1110 LL tD I p.m.
-111111 la-tt..uiooaroaftllal>lobr callilc JN-7'111 or m-
INt.
TRIO CHARGED Wlllt
ROBII{:RY IH C. M.
Tbne mee were arr..ted
_,br&GaAaapolleo
111111 clarpd Willi tbo $152
armed robbery or Rebert
A. Aog ....... r. II, to ...
--at 1540 Orup An., CoRa Mea.
Ilea. pollee put out a
broadcaot -rlblD( tile
supeet•s plct..ep trvck,
wblch was ~ a few
m1111te1 later bJ SaDta Aaa
pollee 1n tbe 1000 block or
W. First St. Loo A. Prtoat, rf, tnulG; Tbomu A.
Joyee, SS, addrea untDowD,
a.ad Delmlt w. DarbiD, 28,
Santa Aoa, nre arrested. Sept 14
Cluses wtl1 meet e&c:b
lloaday !rom 9:30 to 11:30
a.m. throacboe:dJIIDI,~
tbe t..cWttea of st. AD:!rft's
Presbyt:ertu. Cbtlreb, IOOst.
ADdrew•s Road, CUff HateD.
CbUd ca.re w1ll be proftded.
'• AdnoturN with tbe
Bible" will be U. tbeme tbr
this l.nter-ctu.rcta. LDter-
fltttl, Cbrtst ceatered mln-
lstrr.
Handting obscene calls 400 BLOWS ioMNJIHUEU.Ei
PLUS
SHOOT THE PART 1!.2
Sept 16& 17
NETWORK
PLUS
PARALLAX
VIEW
Mrs. Dastuma l8 a grada-
ate of Wb.toa College lD
fillDols, sa"ed u deu of
womeo at Moody Bible ID-
stltute ln Cldcago llDd bas
taught ln pOOUc aod prlnte
schools: Sbe is Hated lD
•• Who's wbo of American
women" aod ls tbe autbor
of several .boots.
Telepbooe cqJtomen are
adt1sed by Pac.Lac Telepbooe
that U tbey pt aa abul.te,
bllrau1.ac or obtceDt call,
tho bolt thine to do Is to -""· U lbt mlance eall ll
repeated, tbaJ cboGJ.d Cl.ll
tbelr local Pac.lftc Tele-
pboDe butDeu oftlce &Dd
start -a loc ol tho times &Dd aatanofthecalls.
'• Procedures are now
Park system study ok' d
A $65,000 producUvtty
ltudy, aimed at pnnJctac a
total work management SJS·
tern for the leisure semces
deplrtment of the Clty of
Costa Mesa, wa..s autbortzed
by the City CouncU Tues-
day night.
Kapner (WoUberg ill. As-
sociates, Sherman Oaks, will
provide tDe work manage.
ment system In the parks,
parkways and golf ma.io-
teoanc:e acUflUes of the
leisure senices depart-
ment.
City Muacer Fred Sor-
sabal fl.gures a $150.000-a
year savings wm come to lbe
city from the system tor
tmproved Pla.m1i.PK and:
HELEN CRUSAN, 79,
OF PARK LIDO DIES
Funeral senlces for
Helen J. Crusa.o. 19, of 4000
Hilarta Way, Park Lldo,
were held at 11 a..m. yester-
day, Wednesday, ln Baltz
Berv:eron Ctlapel, Costa
Mesa, C()ldlcled by Rtv.
Jobn Llndnll, of Plymouth
Congregational CtJJrch.
Mrs. Crusan. a native o1
Mottana. had beeo a sec-
retary and diedSuOOay,SCJt.
4, Ln Cosb Mesa Memortal
Hospital. Sbe 1s su"IYed
by two nteces, Barbara
NesU, West Los Angeles aDd
Wary Lou Jarret or Sepal-
veda. lDtermem was 1n
Forest Lawn Cemetery,
Hollywood HUls. Baltr. Ber-
geron Fuoeral Home were
the directors.
83 UHIT CM PROJECT
OKAYED BY COUHQL
Final de"t"elopmeot pll.nl
for an 83 uolt resldelltlal
project west of Ca.ayon Dr.
and south of Sea Bluft Dr.,
formerly Hamilton st., oa
the Costa Mesa west stde,
was approYed by tbe CltJ
CouncU Tuesday nlcbt.
Tbe de't'elopmeatbJJam•
H. Gregory calls i::lr tbe ia-
sbllatiol'l of roof puels lor
solar water beattnc. AU
utwt)' semces wUl be
uDCiergi"'UDCC aod deta1lld
lab:lteape plan mast be IP-
proYod ., tho -clo-pa.rtmeat. A JUt ree of
$22,969.94 ..W be cbi.J'Itd,
u tbo otto pllll p-
., area i::lr adtt-.J put
use. Tbt fee wtll be liNd
ror cUJ pull dlftlopa W
elMWhtn ta tbt area.
REAL EST ATE BROI( ER
PAGE HOLLIS DEAD
r.orll-lor ....
!loll lr. ol c-clal Mar
Wtro IC-td lor 10 a.a. _,,Sopt ............. al
ud AU ..... lplat 1 .. 1 c • ..._...,..,....-. ................. ---·
scbedlllllc of wort, aDdma.n-
agemeat iDI:IrmaUoa and
coatrol. He predicted the
City woald beabletotn.Dsfer
tbe teebDo~fromtbisSJS
tem to otber fteldopenUoas
wbeo the ltudJ bas been com-
pleted.
The clt)'-OWDed Costa
Mesa Golf Md Country c 100 ww uaderco $27,47 a ta 1m-
protemeall to tbe dance
Ooor. ploHDI and replace. m.t of tables. chairs, car·
pet ud l.1r wall partlUODS
ln u acreemeut approved
witll operator Hury s.
Grooo.
CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S
CLUB MEETS SEPT. 21
'•Bact to the oourta:" ts
the tbeme of tbe Newport
Beach C.:hr.lst.ia.D Womeo's
Club 11:45 luocbeon Sept.
:21 at tbe Atrporter 1oo Hotel.
A fubton sbow of teo.nJs
lubJollS ..Ul be preteoted.
Yuste wW be presented by
Jaa Payoe, former soprano
.alolst wUb tbe Roger
Waper Cbonle.
Tbe guest speaker wlll be
Jackie K811Md}'0 motber ol
6 cblldleo Mel borne mater.
R.ervatloDs ma)be made
wttb Mrs. Francia J. WU-
lllms, 1615 Tremoot Laae,
Cameo Shores, pbooe 675-
1765.
A.A.U.W. WILL HOLD
MEMBERSHIP TEA
Tbe Newport-Costa Mesa
braDC:b of the America.n As-
aoctatloa of Unlfers:tty Wo.
men wUI bold Its awuai
membertltlp tea at tile Bic
CuJOQ boma of Mrs. WU-
Iiam McClellan tills Satur-
dl.y, Sept. 19, from Z to
4 p.m.
study tople~~ for tbe com-
q Je&r are ''Tbe polltlcs
of tbod" aDd •• women --
aceDU of cbl.nee.''
Membenblp etalrperBOD
II lou Lttlloftold, IISI-3186.
Clab pru1deat l&Sut Klracb,
55"J-7Z7Z.
.... lloll, ...
.. ... • -"' Lol! ... !!-'· looUdW-
.-Iorl1-
C-lllllllor.,..... .. ..... cu • ., ......
til', en a .. ...,,._
~-•• 11111. ..... -.--. .. _. __ _
-lor ¥1 ° ~~-ii!iio!OI
looiiJ.
--~-
an.Uable i>r ua to ldeDttiJ,
1D appropriate cues, tbe
telepboDe IIUnber of the an-
DI)JaDC:t ealler, '' IIJS JobD
C. Bucbart, PTT general
rnuacer 1n OraJIK:e, '•Theu
procedures do not lnYolYe
llstelllnc to any tetepbooe
COnTersatJon. ''
Wben and 11 the· calllllg
oumber l8 tdeotlflad,
tbe customer 1.s oottned.
HoweTer. tbe customer Is
not ginn the ealler't oom-
ber. It Is tbeD up to the
customer to report the
matter to the pollee.
WUb the customer's per-
mtaloo, tbe company w111
thea rtn tbe pollee tbe ln-
klrmatton 1t bat &Dd CO·
opente with tbem.
PIANO
PLAY EN
··swe law ,mues these p· ORT. ?'/.
calls lllepl," Mr. Buchart . tvn(ll/f(
says, ''lt's acrlmepunlab-5 E. COAST HIGHWAY. CORONA DEL M.o\
able by flne a.od Imprison-At Heliolrope Phone 673 ~6260 meot."uocr::O[J[E:II:D,;,;,!JC!::::::::::::::::~
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llAI'.E I<EAJOII
1Q>/Yt0£RIS
'ANNIE
1-tALL
HARBOR at ADAMS ii~~~~~~~~._.l
COSTA MESA
I , ,. . ' , ~ ", r . . . ' .
l't.US IPGI
"MONTY IIVTHON AND
THE HOLY GRAIL"
ST!R!OI'HOHIC
SOUND
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CARll R WEEK TO HBP
STUDBOS DECIDE JOBS
OtBdal8 of.....,rt.M ..
.... dl*id&NUIIIIc
Ntll IIIII to Mlp tMID
..... • car.r ... t Oet.
U-hll»r .,..., Coopen-
tloa .. ... proiDlMd by
tM eo.a .... aat ""-put llut»or c .... ra ol
Comme~ tM Grtlhr-lr-
't'lM bllutrla1 Wipe, ud
Oruc• Cout Collece.
A I-cily caNer fair Oet.
11-1'1 at botb FubJoo lllud
&lid SoGtb Cout Plua wt11
M I~ of tbe w .. t.
Biela ICbool &Dd mldclle
ICbool .... wtll ~
baMtd to tM fair.
Bul.Diau ue be1Dr
uktct lo Itt ap bootM or
clllplaJI at oae or botb fa1r1,
lor tN PIII'POH of laform1Dc
...... aboat CIJ'Mf op-
pcn1uiUtl. otber way• tbat
balfNIMI may help pro-
mote ua. 11*111 week '"
by boJdiJic IJl Ol*l boue at
the place of buiiDMI, or by
. ...,..., a rtl)t'...a.tin 110
OM of tbt dlltrict'l ICbooll
to talk about eareen.
A )olllt l.Uer wellt oat
1ut w•t from tbe apoosor-
lnc orpDluttoos.
·usED BOAT" SHOW
SET FOR 2 WEEKS
A ll*lal brotenp boat
allow wW M tllatland ll
Lido vmac. dlutlc uae
moath ot Atcltelllbv, aecor-diDc to tbe aboW'a prodlcer,
DIDCU lid.,.,
Tbta wW be tbe ant time
tbat u an "ued bolt'' boat
lboW wUIMseeGODtbeWelt.
Cout. Power boats ..W M
Mtured dlu1llc tbe ant weet. Sept. 14-18, I.Dd sall-
boata tbe MCODCI WMk, Atclt.
21-25. .
SEPT. 18, 17 ~ 18. 1977 10:00 EACH DAY
(Frt •• Sat. • Sun.)
Estate Auction
of AMERICA COONEY GRIFFITH
(Wlle ol the late Edward H. (Ned) Grtl.fttb,
Mont Prodllcer & Director, New York 6 Hollywood)
OVER 2,000 ITEMS
From thelr $1,000,000 estate lD I...quDa Beech, Call!.,
a tiDe selectloo of antique fandture, clocks, petnHacs,
art clan. crystal. sterllDc stlnr, slped Bronze, ~Jects
D'Art, jeWelry aDd nautical artifacts. Ya.aJ rare Dleces.
LOUIS XV, XVI, VitrtDes, Desks, ClbiDtts, Tables,
C bests, WLac C balrs, F ootstoola, Muble Top Commooe,
CbalM LoaDcee, Clocks, 12-Ucbt Cbabdeller, Pr. 3.puel
Screens & Sconces.
17th to 19th Ceot. Fum. 1Dcl. lZ Eac. Ye'W'troOd Sp&n-
dlebact Armcbalrs, Coroer Etacere, Rosewood Settee,
Documeot Cue, Inlaid Letter Bo1, Dometop Wal. LI-
queur ~ Z Cherry Dropleal Tlbles, 2 CylJ..ildrical Mar-
ble Top Plate Warmers, 1Dla1d Maq. Cellantte, Cir-
cular IDlald Maboc. Muble &I Galleried Top Table, Coll.
of Decoratln Faos, Pr1Dtl" Slped Ol1s" Watercolors.
Georctu style llaboc. Slut-trout Desk. 2 Mo/Peul
1Dla1d Cbaln, lnl.a1d Papler Macbe Armcbalrs, LOUIS
PHILIPPE EbonlHd Game Table, 2 Bldjar Carpets (21'
X 11' " 13' I 10') Aubusaoo Style Carpet (21' X 13'~
2 Cut Crystal Cba.Ddellers (18th Ceat. 6 Georgla.D style~
Pr. OU ~ Y/llurlcue aa..s., Pr. ''CbtDOII-rle"
Tea CaDD.Lster I...amps. Pr. Gut-t'Dtltal Un..=~ Pr.
Ormobl trtm ~ Wood ColluaD p_ ~ Pr.
'' jneled" SUYer " IYory Med1eft1Kflc 6 ~ .... FtcU-,
· Slped German Porulaln Doll's Held, Pr. Turq. Por-
celaJD GUt-mttal Cudellbra.s. LloaDs.
Nautical Coll.ctors Items lDcl. 3 Caned Wood Female
Mutbead.l, .Brass BIDDaclt COYen, 2 Sbip'1 Beds, Brass
Jnla1d " Oak Sblp' 1 Wbetla, Brass Astrolabe lD Cue,
Ruby " Blue Glus Runn1.ac Llcbts, Old Sblp LaDteros,
Portbole Tops, Flaregun, Sblp's Wode1s (some lD Dlo-ramu~ 18tb Ceat. Solid Bra.u Ca.IIM)Il Barrel, 18tb "
19th Cam. Prt.ots, Watercolors &I OU Pa1ati.Dgs of Sldpe
(some signed~ Muule Loadl.ac lyory la1aJd Mush•.
EJQUlstte Jewelry lDcludes large Dl.amoDds, SIRJbl.rel,
Rubles, Lapts, Amethysts, Opals, Garnets, Pearls, Ca-
meos, set lD 14K " PlatiDIIm, RiDes, Broocbea, Bra-
celets, Earrlnp, Necklaces, Gold Cbains, Watcbes, Peo-
daDts. Collect1oo of ''old" IDd1an Jewelry, some slped.
299 SUYtr Dollars.
ALSO, ESTATE OF MONSIGNOR VINCENT LLOYD-
RussELL, MJSSION SAN. JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA. 1Dcla
Wallace's ''Grand Baroque" ..mce tor 15, T• Sets, Serrtac uteosils, other sterllDc pieces.
Bank of America, Ms. L. B. El115, Trust omcer
Saata Ana., Ca.
JobD w. " KeDDetb Solomon, Attys., lApDa Beacb, Ca.
INSPECTION: TlJir8day, SecJt.15, 1~7--10a.m.to5p.m.
LOCATION: 4101 So. Ma1D Strett, Sa.ata Alia. Ca.
(O'NeU lloYtJIC 6 storage, IDe.)
DATE SALE: Sept. 16, 17 " li, 1977 --10 a.m.
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Auctioneer: SHERMAN CRANE
(114) 54~-U4~ or 64S.3410
DDDODOOO
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COrdova tells stand on taxes "~IT HARIOR EISICJe
SEPT. 8, 1977 ·P&. S
.... •rr ..,JC e a.
CoNin tiU .... •lf•dld
COJIIOntioa eu bJ u per e-. br n&llll ... tu rate
................... by
HEAT,
FADING
TOM M. RICBARIII ot Xft-
port BtiCJI. ldmlldltrator ot COlla Uta ..,_.1, wu
aamed a f.UOW 1D tbe Am-
ertcu CoUtp ol Bolpttal
Ac~ai~Utrtton at tbe 4Srd
coafOCitiCID C.r'tiDOIIJID At-
laiD, Georata. Prtor to ua.
....,. ... to Ida pnMIIt
PM'~ tD 1~4, Mr. R1-
ebar'ck. 54, ftl tbe adml-
ldltntor db S.erly En-
terprtHI at Pbyldclu &Dd
S.J1eoD1 Bolpttal, Corpus
Cbrllti, Tau.
.. .......... .....
bUl ............ paa. ... tu , ....... ,.....,
......._,... .... .,...Val-
.., ....... Dr•DC'I'It,
..... .,. Dttb1ct Jw:Jidel
•• .,. ud put oi eo.ea .................. •tu. u'•atu..a..,_
CIMf'ldi."TbeiiWWUJIU-
eed by tbt AurlllblJ, I*
wu cllftalled Ia ... s.ata.
After llr. Cordon made
' Temple lA1ah of Newport
B•cb (C~Ye) wU1
after Bebr.., ud l'tiJciOU
ICbool, btefmfll 0et. I .
Claue8 wW~beldOil'h•daJ IDd 'l'!lllndlay .,.,.
from 4 110 ' p.m. 1D t.bl
Kboolroom ol tbt Temple' I
place ol woralltp, 2-401 If-
riM An., Bact Bay --tbe
Harbor Clu1.lti&D Cbarcb of
Newport Beach.
Classes wtJ1 be eoldlcted
for btclDDera ud adYaDced
...,.., .,.. 6-1, ud 1-11.
Bart\U mltsftllclaHIIwtll
~ loriDilllted lor tbose
eltctblt.
Tbe Temple t. a1ao coo-
t.mpl•"• c).uMa lor adllt
edllcatioL
P.,....U may pt td:»rma-
UoD by eai1.IDc 75t-OIZ1 or
646-751!.
so per~ ud bJ ace.l-
---a. tu U. date • ,., pr'Ciptl'tJ?" tbe .ls-
....,lyiDU ubd.
He ca1ltd for u IDdeliiiC
metllod lo ._er ltate lll-
cocne taut. od rtdtate
~ ceW.ap t>r botb
local aad rateiOftnuntllta.
''TupaJtn lboald keep
ttlelr moaey WbeD lt t. ear-Ded." be claimed. '•It sbcJ~lld
DOt be returaed lD some
polUicaily eJpedlenlaod ad-
~Dl~UtntSYely latfftctent ta-
.adoa.
'•IocreubiC tbe bomeow-
ner'• euqltioD remalDI the
belt mltbod ol dlfferentia-
ti.al betweeo readeMt•laod
commercial property. SB
154 1a cSellped to proYlde
·tu reUel to those wbo bate
paid the leut tu.. ..
SINCE 1949
Protect
Your
Draperies
Mylar-Pol)'ea&er
Window 111• 8avea
Fuml ture, MCMI ey
~lled to the lalldell
or sun e.,..ct W'tDdowa.
solar-control mm poa-
ltively reduces 10lar bUt
lQPUt up to 8l,,lli0p!I&We,
sues tbe colt ofadellt*-1
aircoodltioolnc, ud n -
duces beat loss ID wt.at.er.
Tbe mylar tum a1.1o
makes glass shatteroi»rool,
stops fa~ up to 1001,
a.od permits · a.o uDdla-
torted vtew.
Alter solar coatrol ls
applled to tbe clus, tbe
Wlodow glass w1ll appear
the same from tbt t.ulde,
lettiJic tbe Rme amoaat of
Ugbt 1D u before.
Solar coatrol fUm t.
anilable tbroucb Soatb-Ullian Gant. dead at 89
YIYed by a JMII)beY, Eace•l · em-Cal Solar c ompuy. Mrs. lJlJJaD M. Gut, 89,
widow of former Newport
Beech city treuurer. J. A.
Gut, cUed Slmday at her
bome at 1111 w. Bay Me.,
Balbo&.
MH. Gut, 1 nat!Ye of
Lot Aacelel, bad llYed bere
tor 57 years. Sbe is sur-
R.E. LICENSE Q.~SS
OFFERED AT O.C.C.
occ wW ap1D offer its
''real estate llceose pr.-
s-ratloo" coarse tbla fall.
Tbe 2-uDlt clus conrs
materlal tbat la typically
lDcluded OD tbe Calllorul&
ate real ettate Uceut
uamtnattoa.. Sbtdeals are
eocounged to take pncttce
exams at OCC followlDc
completloo of tbt coarse.
The class meets Tuesday
and TIJirsday a.fternooos
from 4 to 6 p.m.
For rectstratton 1Dlorma-
t1on, pbone 556-5735.
Fall eluse1 beglD Sept.
12.
RHEA DUCKETT, 81,
OF C.D.M. SUCCUMBS
Mus tor Mrs. Rb• L.
n&cutt. 81. of 25%5 Ocean
Bt~.. Coroca del Mar, wu
btld &loday lD Olr Lady
Queen of Auceles CatboUc
Cia reb.
Mra. Daetett. a nathe of
Jact.oo. Michlpn. died
Sept. z lD Hole bosplbl,
Sbe ls suntYed by a dallcb-
ter, NancJ D. Bramley, Ntw-
port Beacb; 2 aooa, Alfred
Duckett Jr., Pu&deaa, I.Dd
JobD Duckett, Btl•edere,
Calli., ud 9 gnodcblldren.
Iatermem was in Paclftc
View Memorial Part.
CLASS OH HANDLING
SM.LL CLAIMS SET
Would you like to learo
bow to etfeetlYely preaem
a cue lD small claims court?
OCC la otfert.ac 1 4-boar
A miDI r OD t.bat sub )ect
Saturday, Sept. 17, 1D floe
artl blllll9 from 8:SO a.m.
to lZ:SO p.m.
Pre-rectstratloD fH ts
$Z.50. Ttctata wt11 ~ lnll-
able at t.bt door t»r $3.50.
Semlaar lecturer t. GU-
bert A. Tbomu. 1 pncticlDc <>rue• Coooty 1ttonaey lD
the araa ot ctrll law,
...... tndeiDUU. copy-rtctU I.Dd lalen.Ua.J law.
Galley, LosAacelea;anlece, The nonne1 Amerian woman DRPAftTMRNT 8T0ft.& Telephooe (7 14) 770-0606.
Marjorie Crowea. Clare· ap .. ka at the .-.te of 175 o,~,. 9:30AM. to 6:00 P./111. o.;ly Southern-Cal otferspro-
moat, an4 (J'I.Dd-oepbews, words per r!Mnutll • .... "" Clou-S••-.-ys fesslooal l.nstallaUoos aod =~ .:=:-a.~r!:: 160 f0t the _..,... IMie .•• 1iilil1ii6iliiNiiEiiWiiiPOIIiiliiTiliiOU-iil~EV~AI-Dii . .iCOiiliSiiTiiA-M;E•S;A~tj~~~ree~e:_stl ...... m._a ..... t-es_ln~you~r~o~w]n
ea, Santa Crus. me.
Memorial eemees are
scheduled for 11 a.m. to-
day, &e~Jt. 8, ID Pacl1lc View
Memorial Part Cblpel. con-
cmcted by WarreD BowJud.
Cbrllt1an Scleace l'tllder.
Mr. Gaat ftl ctty tr•-
sarer ofNewportBeacbfrom
1928 1lDt1l be retlred Ill Ap-
rU, 1952. Prior to tbat time
be operated a grocery ltlore
ID Balboa.
ROBERT V. UHLIK OF
B.l. IS DEAD AT 7)
Memorial MuoDlc ser-
nces tor Robert V. Ubllk,
75, of 322-l/Z Cora.l AYe.,
Balboa ls1aDd, are sebe-
doled for 2 p.m. tb1J FrldaJ
lD Paclflc View Memorial
Part Cbapel. He died Sept.
Z 1D Hoq bolpltal.
He 1a sumnd byhls wlle,
Betty; a daughter, Patricia
A. HulkeD., aod a gnnct-.,
Michael Ha'flku, BaJbolls-
laDd. Retired, be operated
tbe Obllk Barter Sbop ot
Hollywood for S5 ,_,..He
was a member of La Bna.
Muoalc Lodge 650 lD Hol-
lywood. He bad betD a Ba.r-
bor Area rd1deat aiDce
1959. Intermeut wUl be prt-
nte.
PAUL A. RITTER OF
COSTA MESA DIES
Crypt-side semces tor
Paul A. Ritter, 79, of 19'1S
Newport BlYd., Costa Mesa.,
were beld Tuesday at Pa-
clftc View Memorial Part.
He wu a retired u.s. Atr
Foree capt.a1D a.od bad re-
sided 1D Orange Coonty for
15 years. Be died Stpt. 1
ID Costa Mesa bolpltal.
He is SUrrlYed by S bro-
thers, Raymood. Portland,
Oregon, and Lloyd aDd Le-
•ls, Meoomollle, Wt.eoostn,
aDd a sister, Muriel Ziemer,
Portla.Dd.
MARTIN L. CRANE OF
C.M. IS DEAD AT Bt>
Graveside semces for
Martin L. (Joe) c rue. 86,
of 319 E. 18tb st.. Costa
Mesa, were held y~erday
at Rubor Lan Memorial
Park, Colta Mesa. He died
Sept. 2 lDBayYlt'I'Conn.lea-
ceut hospital.
Mr. c ra.oe was a ca.J'1)tQ-ter, a natln of Nebrub
ud bad U•ed lD this an
by bls wife, Emma; S sou. I .,r 45 years. He &.8 sumYed
Cecll, Altred aDd Uoyd, all
ol Costa Mesa; Z dlaehttrs,
Margaret Wllaoo. COlt& Me-
._ aDd Vlrg:tJda Eutoo. Or-uc•; 5 CJI.Ddcb1ldrtD aDd 9
JH&t-(r&Ddcblldna.
' Bell Broadway MortDary
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PRONE 6H·~~~3
MON . THRll SAT. 10 TO ~
FRIDAYS •TIL 8
~
jllHC 's ~llfii/IICS
OF OaAN 0 OPENING
tJNDE& NEW OWN aaiP
PaONE IU•I'J II
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H.S. grid a~n :_
due next wee·k
fool>oll -boclaoof.
ftet&lly DUt wiM: a.r tbl
• Haltoor Ana lllcb -.,
wltb DOD-I..,.. c:oat..Ca,
Newport H&rtlor b.lctl'a
Sallor• ... adloa tlnt,
tlctJ.ac ott tbelr 1977 --..oa
wttb 1 borne pme oa Tt.ra-·
clay, Se!>l. 15, aplut MWl-
b.D of Looc Btach.
llaplU *P• !lllr bo-P.. s.p, 10 .,. c ....
dtl Mu ud eo. -1a lbo-C..~O.
OcL I, E-tlca oil
llt C-ry~-
ud !"" Oct. 14; llewpcnt
Hartlor opeu tta &a.aMt
L .... teampalp.
Corooa del Mar't Sea
Ki.ags, who reached tbe 2-A
CIF playorta 1ut sa.oa,
opeo on Friday tbe 16th
ag:alnst Warloa of HuotioB-
ton Beach OD tbe Newport
Harbor held. n.t ame
ntgbt, Estancia meeU Edlaoo
of Huntt.Q(too Beach at Or-
aage Coast CoUece stadium.
On Saturday, the 17th, Co-
sta Mesa, abo Teterans of
last year's CIFplayot!s, tate
on La Quinta at BolsaCrande
stadium 1n G~eo GroYe.
Stars coming
for tourney
Tbo CIF [lll)'OIIo wlllcb
beC1D llllate .Nonmber, W1.ll
ban a MW loot tb1a JIIU.
Iut-.c1 of tbt oJd 4:-A, S-A,
2-A, . 1-A format. schools
wlU bt ,,_ IIIIo eoo-
fereoces, with ..Cb con-
fereoee eompoaed ot 5
l~~CUM. At teut s t•ms
from •cb lt~~H wUI ad-
YaDCt to tbe playofta.
Tbe S.IIHI L...,.e Is port
of the Big Ftn ''super coo-
ferea.ce" of former 4-A
scboola.
Tbe Ceatury Leque will
be part of tbe Southern Coo-
fenoce, wtlicb wtl1 lDclude
tbe stroacer S-A t•ru ot
put y•ra.
READY TO GO •• Lu Aon Muelllm of Newport Beacb Is
all set for a spin on a motorcycle, wtlicb W1.ll be amoag
van and bolt show Sept. 10-18 at Alabelm Stadiam. 1n
a.ddJ.Uou to displays of more than $2 mwton ta produds
for lelauretJme true! and outdoor recreation, tree eo-
terta1nmeot will be staged dally. Sbow hOUrs ..W be 4
to 10 p.m. weekdays, oooo to 10 p.m. Sabardays and
DOOD to 8 p.m. Suadays.
Movfe stars Ruby KHler
aDd Rita Hayworth, tennis
champ Bobby Riggs, Roo Ely
(Tarzan), sportscaster Tom
Kelly aod artLst BW GUpln
are slated to ldckotftourna-
ment play WednesdaJ, Sept,
28, at Los L&«<S GoU
Course, Costa Mesa, In tbe
3-day '•art ror heart"
A mertca.o Heart open lnYlta-
tional tournament.
Former 2-A teams, 1D-
clud1.Dg CoroDI. del Mar am
Costa U:esa lD the South
Coast League, wUI mate up
tbe Central Contereoce.
BUCSSETFOR
30TH SEASON
The tourney is open to
men and women golfers with
all proceeds bei..Dg given to
the American Heart As-
sociation's Orange County
Chapter. Registrations are
being accepted oow by the
Heart Assn. in Santa Ana,
phone 547-3001.
A prize of $1,977 is wait-
ing for the nrst golfer to
score a bole-in-one; aumer-
ous other prizes will be
awarded, including dinners
at local restaurants, cash,
local amusement parks ad-
mission tickets and hotel
accommodations In Puerto
Vallarta, Mexico. Free
snacks wUI beavatlabledur-
l.ng daytime boo rs and ban-
quets are scheduled for 7
p.m. Sept. Z8 and 30. Each
banquet wUI feature a fashion
shOw.
WATER POLO TEAM
ON EUROPE TOUR
OCC's water polo team
won 2 of 4 matches last
week on Us European tour,
running Its tour record to
4-4.
OCC df"'A)ed an 8-7 ver-
dict to JseUobn to Hamm,
lost a 6-5 decision to Wup-
pertal, defeated Frele-
Scbwtmmer 11-6 to Bertin
&Del -Club Wedding of BerUn 8-7,
OCC opens Its 3otb toot-
ball season at 7:30 p.m.
this Saturday, Sept 10, mee-
ti.llc Cypress College at Glo-
ver stadium in ADI.beim.
Tbe game wUJ mark the
begl.nni.ng of OCC coach Dick
Tucker's 27th year as a
bead football coach, He coa-
ched 11 season at Brea-
OUDd:a High and 1s begin-
ning tlis 16th at OCC.
1n 26 seasoosCoach Tuck-
er has fashioned a remark-
able 198-62-2 record. He ts
just two vlctortes away from
Water polo hopes high
OCC waterpolocoac bJack
Fullerton appears to have
all tbe ingredients at his
finger Ups tor an outstand-
Ing season.
His 1976 team rolled up
a nitty 26-7 record, won the
South Coast Conference ti-
tle, and finished thlrd 1n
the state cha mplonshlptoor-
na.ment. Only 5 members of
the 23-man roster were so-
pbomores, so OCC will be
loaded with eJ;~erleoced ta-
lent tb1s seuoo.
Last year's South Coast
title wa.s OCC's fourth in
the eight-year history of the
conference. The Pirates
have racked up a 50-20 all-
time South Coast record.
Tbat's a .7 14 wlnnlng per-
centage.
DCC opens the 1977 cam-
paign on Friday, Sept. 16,
basting Rio Hondo College
at 3 p.m. The Bucs open
South Coast Confennce play
on Oct. 7 at Sao Dl.eco Mesa.
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1 Ttme 2 Times 3 'nmes
Zd words or less . , . 2.00 ..•• 3.50 ...• 4.50
2( to 30 words, •••• 3.00 •.. , 4.75 •••• 6.00
31 to 4~ words •••.• 4.00 •••• 6.50 ••.. 8.00
Each word over 40 • • .1 0 . • • • .15 . • • • .20
• FOR SAL!
AMW AY -Personal, I» me,.
car aDd lrdJstrial ·pro-oocts. NUTRIUTE food
supplements. Call SU-
084S for prompt deUYei'J. _...___.._.-
o SERVICES
AUCE'S HOUSECLt.ANlt-tv,
reasonable, reliable. Ref-
erences. Own transporta-
tion. 646-4871 anytlme.
I WANT to be your GARD-
ENER. Clll ''Charlie the
Clipper" at 759-9294.
(Licensed.)
BOOKKEEPING/I' AX SER-
VICES, We, an business
consultants who speelaUze
ln small and oon-pront ·
businesses. Call for an
appointment. Steven R.
Htods, 557-1041.
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• QS. OPPO RTUHITIES
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THIS FALL
Sell advertisu.-spec.laltles,
caleodars aod gifts to local
buslDesses. Full or part
Ume. Weekly commissions.
Liberal bows. No Invest-
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68tb year of prompt. frleOO-
serTice. Rated .V.A-1.
Write John McNeer, Newtoo
Mfg. Co., Dept. 2679, New-
too, Iowa 50208,
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WrtteJamU,
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Fine Selecttoo --SUperb
Values --E-Z Terms .
PIANOS -Grands, consoles,
uprUes, used but great.
Stetnway, Yamaha, Cable,
Everett, Bald'wto, Cur-
rier, JansAn, JOhnson.,
and lots more; prices
from $595. SEND IN YO U R ORGANS _ U JOU buy your
C LASSIFIED ADS organ deUberately, you'U
TO THE ENSIGN buy a YAM.AHAI HERE DOW
the all new (years abead)
• H EARIMCi AIDS Yamaha --from $695. 1-------------------1 SPEC~L -U~ Yama~
HAL AEBISCHER C011110le plaoo, $1395 .
lllO RENTALS -Splool pianos
• from $15,00/.-tl.
Proper Fitting Assured
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Com Meso
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PHONE: 645-1711
ner
'
jotntng -an ellte crowd of
coaches who have woo 200
or more.
Last s.son the Pirates
logged a 6-4 record and n-
nished 2Dd to the rugged
South Coast CoatereDCe. The
opener was a 10-0 win over
Cypress.
Surfing team
tough to beat
"We're going to be very,
very good this year. We have
all of our sophomores back,
plus a fine group of fresh-
men, so we'll be tough to
beat."
OCC su~ coach Laird
Hayes was d.lscusslng his
squad's prospects for the
19'77 campaign. Last season
OCC fielded a surf team
for the first time ever. The
Pirates surprised the col-
legtate surltng world by rol-
ling up an S-0-2 record and
wtmtng the national cbam-
ptonshlp.
Tbe Sues have lined up an
8-meet schedule this tall,
and wUI hOst 7 meets at
Hunti.llgton Street Beach to
Huntington Beach. AU meets
are s cheduled for Saturday
mornings. AcUon begins at
7 a.m. Tbe Pirates open the
campaign on Sept. Z4, bosttng
MtraCosta College.
Sophomores Matt Spurr
and Martial Crum are ex-
pected to lead lbeBucs. Matt,
who halls from Newport
Beach, and Martial, a native
of Hawaii, were the top 2
OCC surfers last year.
other top OCC sophO-
mores lDdude David Lawson
of Newport Beach, Mike Pood
of Costa Mesa aM Karl Hey-
er, a native of Hawaii.
The top freshman pros-
pects are Stephen Lowe ot
Edison HighandCharlleLin.
den of Corona del Mar.
MRS. RUTH WALCOTI
OF C.M. DIES AT 89
Fuoeral services aDd lD-
terment tor Mrs. Rutb E.
Walcott, 89, of 2608 Fair-
way Dr., Costa Mesa, bave
been scb~led lor Wlnl1eld,
Mlaslouri. She died lD her
residence Suoday, Sept. 4.
She ts au"tved by a son,
George L. Walcott ot Win-
field; daughters, Mary E.
Lundell and Wilma w. Wohlt-
mao, Costa Mesa, and Susie
M. Presley, Denver, Colo.;
14 graodehlldren., 28 great-
grudcbUdren and 2 great.
great-erandchlldren.
Mrs. Walcott was a Dative
of IUtmts and had Uved 1n
th1s area since 1950, BeU
Broadway Mortuary was for.
nrd~ director.
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MAJESTIC VIEWI
It REALLY can't be duplicated or reproduced
at any price. Ttlis uniQUe site 1D CoroDI. del War
command& a sweepinc rlew of the bay t .. t Ia aa-
surpe ... ed, Tbree bedrooms, J.ana1 and u aceUeal.
floor plan because tt was buut to an OWDer's on
custom spec:Ulcatloo.sl
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BLUFFS • ..S99,9SO
Drutlca11J re&Jcedl TbtH bedroom, 2 bath coo-
dominium. Lowest price Lrt Blutra. Immaculate
condtUon. Call qulcldy --640-7000.
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GEORGE ELKINS CD .
OVER 50 Y EARS OF SERVICE_
Open Sat. n. 1 to S
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EMERALD BAY EXCITEMENT
A nt w li sting in exciting Emerald
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with 2400 sq ft o f Unique livin g; n~w
carpets. intertsting wood floors . 2
firt plares. a s ky light in the s unny
family room and professional dt·
corator touches everywhue. The
home is cus tom built utilizing lath &
plaster constructi on and has an at-
tractive shingled exte rior.
And now a word about Emerald Bay:
3 pools. 6 tennis courts, a jacuzzi. 11'3:
·mil~ of private btac~. 2 park·like
playgrounds. an active community a s ·
sociation and g a tt!d entranc~.
The Emerald Bay way of lire is worth.
billions; the home is only'S325,000~
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REAl TORS"; 675-6000
2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
also in Mesa Verde. at 546-5990
NEW UNITS
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Stunning
Executive Home
$195,000
Large airy llrtog room and convertible family
room opena onto beautifully manicured, pool-slle
yard, Lovely 2 bedroom home on ooe of the largest
lots in lmoe Terrace. Featu res updated gourmet
kitchen, breakfast nook and plumbed darkroom
for the photo entlllsiast. AppolDtment only. Paula
Dalley, 642-8235.
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9 01 DOVER OR., 64:J.823S I 16.« SAH MIGUEL, 64+6200
4545 CAMPUS DR., 752-1414
TOP-OF-THE-WORLD!!!
Attrac tive 3-bedroom, 2 bath home, family room,
d1ning are~ fireplace, large fenced yard. Some new from decks. Patio ott master bedroom.
$117,000
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IRVINE TERRACE
1419 Bonnie Doon~ Terr ace,
Corona del Mar
Completely walled, 2 bedroom, 2 bath with cleo.
BeautlAil family room wtth fireplace. Two luurtous
patios, pool and jacuzzi.
$147,500
MAURY STAUFFER--
SEA LION REAL TV
1213 N. CO AST HWY •. L AGUNA BEACH
497-3la8 644-2212
CHOICE RENTALS .
UOO ISLE
3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS •••••.•• $795 per moDtb
5 BEDROOMS, BAYFRONT ••••• $2,500 per month
BAYFRONT CONDOS
GREAT VIEW
TWO 2-BtDROOM UNITS @ $1,600 per mootb
TWO 2-BEDROOM UNITS @ $900 per montb•
ONE Z...BEDROOM UNIT FURNISHED @ Sl.l25
per month*
• Pier and sUp avauable
HOW CAN I DEFER MY GAIN ON MY
RESIDENCE, t F I SELL ? SERVING.
ASK US NEWPORT BEACH
SINCE1980
759-0226 anytime
EARLE "BOD" CORBIM ..
BROUB
Corona del Mar
A Y11W .. OM THE TOP
Harbor Vi~w Driv~. in Corona del
Mar. is wber~ this lovely home, with
o utstand in g view, is Jocat~d . 3
Bdrms., 3 baths & family rm. +den
or 4th bdrm. A great vi~w terrae~.
professionally d~corat~d &
landscaped~ with luxury jacuzzi. Fee
land. Off~r~d at $310.ooo ... call for app't. to see.
TIIPUX Three 2-bdrm .• 2 frplc. units; blt·ins.
pool. Highly upgraded penthous~ unit.
BE:amed ceil. Lot 2300 sq. ft. larger
than average Corona del Mar income
lot. Call for inform ation. $195,000
Q: Orange Coast Q:
2&00 E. Clast lwr .. Cortt a del l1r
IUL ESTATf 144·4141
Choice of T wol -
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dining room and botb 1n beautitUI East Bluff.
CALL US FOR DETAILS
SUPER SHARP!!!
Brand new listing! ! ! Beautiful end un-
it cambridge, University Park Ter-
race; 3 bdrms., 2 baths, formal dining
rm. & kitchen eating area. Frplc. &
wet bar. Patio faces large greenbelt.
Gourmet kitchen, brkfst. area lc din-
ing rm. open to wide, side greenbelt.
$98,000.
759-0811
BEACON IICR-
MAUREEN BJVTNS
Vice President
Manager
901 Dover Drive. Sulle 130
Newpo rt Beach, Calif. 92663
Telephone (n4) 631-0414
REPRESENTING SELE CT ED CLIENTS IN
REAL ESTATE COUN SELING
AND INVESTMENTS
~~~ ~.v~ 6'#-~6'7
The Cameo Shores Resident Specialists·
CAl I 173-7040
Always Rented!
TWO 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, ONE 2 BEDROOM,
1 BATH PLUS GUEST ROOM AND BATH. LOCATED
IN BEST RENTAL AREA IN CENTRAL NEWPORT.
PRICED AT $369,500
Bllllllld
IIAOICERBI *RI!AL:IDA&
2021 W.IALIOA ILVD. 67J-J161
M!WPOIT lEACH
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
MLS SALES REPORT
Cido Jsle
Four bedrooms, two baths, oewly decorated, large
patio, beam cetllllgs, hardwood noors, 48 loot Jot.
$225,000,
CIIKIIfU Waterfront eondo
Two bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, pool, jacuzzi, Z4-
bour security, brand new, completely furnished.
$220,000.
Peninsula
Four bedroom, three bath home. All amenities,
lovely area. $195,000.
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT
HOMES FROM $900,000
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
Islanders BW,. at Linda Isle
341 BAYSIDE OR., SUITE t, N.B. 67s.6161 .................
Spyglass Hill
'
Sales through the Multiple Listing OCEAN VI EW , O F COURSE
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa ' ... FROM THIS BEAOTIFUL 4 BEDROOM PLUS
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled more FAMILY ROOM HOME. POOL AND JACUZZL •..•
than $386 million during the first 7 ARTFULLY LANmCAPED.
months of 1977. THIS IS A 26-1/2 FEE LAND
INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD 1/ $289,500 ~7313
o-r-1916. 7 ,443_ new listings were MARTIN
pr ocessed, of which48% WERE SOLD.
77% of the sales were cooperative. REAL ESTATE
List your property with a Realtor. .. .. J»•l6-E.•CD-AS-T•tt•I•GH•W•A•Y•.•CO-ROM-•A•D•a.-•.•.•.
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• JACOBS REALTY
2919 Newport Blvd.
675-6670
....................
GOOD INVESTMENT
Home & Business
Four bedrooms. 2 baths,
doublt>-garage on large lot
zoDed !or residential and/or
buslness.
************** ~chelle Robers, Re4ltor
AND ONLY $63,900
Roy McCardle
3333 E. Coast High"'ay
Corona del Mar 675-2373
548-7729 Realtor
1810 Newport Bl Costa Mesa .................... ****** ****·~***
Our buyer's kit is a better
way to find your new hon1e.
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HOMEBUYEirS DREAM
Irnpruat•• tour bedroom borne in ooe of Newport's
ftoest oeJcbborboods. Elepnt It~ room lDd tam-
Uy room warmed by a large stooe ftreplace. ED-
teJ1a1Jlmeat miDd patio aod pool u.. (Q ldcllUoo
to tbe IIWI1 ftDe ratans the oner 1s •!Q'Iou
to ..U. A cooct nbM at $179,500. So U ,.•re a
bomt bGJV I.Dd loolltlac tor a dra.m bomt dOil't
belttatt to call.
WESTCU FF REAllY CO.
17SJ WIS TC1..1 PP Dl.
MIWPOIT I RACH , CA. f 2MI
645-7221
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TNUIISIIAY, Sfi'T. I. IW7
COIIOIIA DEL liAR, CAll F.
Dr. Nelson is candidate
Dr. Tbomaa E. Hel800.
Cut& Mea I'Hldlali.Dd to~
cal doctor ot optometry tJ.r
oter Zl yeus, bu declartd
Ilia CI.Dd.ldacy for tbe Fifth
Dtstrlct seat on tbe Costa
Uesa Couoty Water Dtstrlet.
Although be has previously
se"ed oo tbe city's water
study committM, the Nov.
8 election will be bls nrst
bid tor elective otftce.
He Is past president ot
Costa Mesa Tomorrow and
past president or the Costa
Mesa Kiwanis Club. He 11as
served on the Cosb Mesa
charter study comm ittee,
goals and objectl"res com-
mittee, aDd redevelopment
area commi ttee, also the
Costa Mesa United Fund and
the board of dlreetor s ol
CHART.
A dJsabled veteran ol 1 World War n, Dr. Nelson
resides with hi s wtre Nita
at 283 LUac Lane, Costa
Ilea. TMy baN t;,u chU ..
drto, HoUy, %4; Tom, 21;
Laura, 18, IDd Dulel, lS.
UTT DICKiiY IH 1ST
YEAR AT ACADEMY
Matthew W. Dtctey, .on
ol Mra. Caroi1D l Ol.ekey
of 1536 Vl't'ian Lai», Harbor
HJ&blands, bas entered h1s
rresbman year at the U.S.
ALr Foree Academy ln Co-
lorado. He Ia oo.e ot more
than l,.fOO freshmen who
were offlelaJiy aecepted in-
to tbe c&det wtog atter eom-
pleUnc 6 weeks of intensive
fteld training, pbyslcal eon-
ditlooing llDd survival ln-
strnctlon.
Cadet Dickey is a 19'77
graduate of Newport Hac-
bor high scbool. His father,
Donald R. Dickey, resides
at 431 Lenwood Laoe, Costa
Mesa.
·xww· tor American Cars
·zx· lor lmpMed & Compacl Cars
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Sen. Barry Goldwater sees socialist U.S.
(COOCiaol-.... 1) -.d.lllllld,wo•ro-41111~ pi ""onblt u.t-Somt lorm ol .. -1 toll lllmlo_..i..,....
10 ,_., ... ...., 1M-Ia -· -· .. 11---d ... -·" botlth -"""' Ia latrllt-lar mMI!II ol tile c-JI ,..,.,...._ -.ace U. ...._ ,. ... ....._. Be a11o urpd coocened ble, aecordlal to lbe MDI• of • Commerce •• a.Uft
'•'fkn la"t 1 oomMidtJ we•n lA prtttf IQOd ....,._ peop.lt to ,rile lel:ten to tor. '''I )lit bope 1t wUI be board. Wla4l. lU IC....,,
JaAmer1cata.tdOM8'toorae becuatwe,...&omatcb tMtr r•ltlt•Uwu.••u .omlthlll& "' cau &Uord. woald penatt oatr Fl1dtJ
1IDdeJ' di.UJ •mate ... o1 110111e ttdtnl 61eda. Wt ttll ••·ret 11 IItten iD my ot-Suitor Ktuedy'• bW b.u mondac'a YUtt. craa-.r
IO'WDmtlit. We'n IOblc tbem,bae«eet,tocotobell.'' flee oa OMJUbjlct. we bold bMa Mttmatecllo oolt$150 o11lcilla blrrttdlJ bmttd
tlarollp tM ..,.. tarot~ ot · a m..uac, .. bt revealed. bbUon a year. U we could IUC'IU't'8 board ... ,...,.,
bulkruptcJ U 1D1DJ otbtr ~~all~ lb~ "Keep )'OUI' lettera to ODe 1et 10meth1og for $15 bll-poiWeal aDS ciYic~ lllden
COIIIItrtM, 1M we•n )let DOt 11 necesa':, to ..,.,::a..:; pqe, &Del doa't mtmeoc:rapb Uoo or $%0 btlllob a year, aQI! tbt pnu.
U bed ott u tome, Wecu't I.Dd said be doe. DOt bmr tbem. I eh&QI:e my ~Uioa I mlcbt back It, Tbat, toce.. Tbt ldtGCt Cl¥1 StM-
upect to '" u tDIS to iD-anybody who 1 ed OD Puama oaee a w"t, ther with . existing plans, tor GoldWater a ltlorttrcov-
llatioa u loae u we biYe rece., IDY bi.Md on my mall. t bano't mlcbt do the )lb.'/ auoa at tH eDd ol b1l .,,_
,. deflelt IPtQdblc." :!':_Y ~~:n ':a,-= bad one tetter out ot Art-Stnltor Goldwater spoke rnllllte t&lk, moat ot whlcb
Rt arpd Callfonianl to TqSWJ Park. Tbeauwtrto IOQI. fa.torinc tlle canal to the group at the request "'' apellilDUSWeriDIQUtc-
follow Arlloaa's lMd llld poUtleal crime bt a.l.d, 1a treaty." of Dan Rogers, who 1\ad u-t1ooa.
ban tbt tnt. eDtetprtH •
JAMES E. li:EED, son ol
Mrs. Mary ReedoiGiendaJe,
and J ack Reed, 425 Merri.
mae, Costa Mesa, bas en-
tered his h-esbman year at
the U.S. Atr Foree Academy,
Colorado. He begins 4 years
of academic study and mtli-
tary training that w:tll lead
to a B. S. degree and a
commission as a second
lieutenant. He Is a 1977 grad-
uate of Santa Ana hlgtl school.
system taupt lD the public for the Amerteu people to
schools make sure that tlle people
He ~rltlclzed Presl.deat they seOd to Washf.Drton.a.rt
Carter's eneqy poUcy, say-the r1Jht people. In Aruo-
Ulg It will ra!st tiD bUUoa oa, Goldwater ooted, theRe-
'• out of ~r pockets urd publican Party bas adopted
mlDe but woa't produce a. a plan of mt eodorsmc all
tbtmbJefllU of P&l .. Tb RepubUean candidates. "We
senator ca.lltd tor ta.z ln~ had a couple of RepubUCIJII:
ceotlYes to prod tb.eoUeom-wbo beat Democrats, ud the Demoents turned out pallles Into more explora-to be the best men tor the Uon. ,
The eoer'IY crisis if there job, so we now say we
ts one, won't be solVed untU don't t.tJ;LUJiiO much ot this
we take It out er polUtea person, U a Republican
SYSTEM OF THE WEEK
JVC I C)0(9
UltraRneor,_ be warned • doesn't measure up.''
The to;mer presidential The senator said be doe-
cllDdtdate viewed Amerfca.a. oot agree wlth national Re-
lorelgn pollcy as a ~erous pubUcan leaders Wbo saytlle
program of "lost,_ whatfew GOP must a.pe the Demo~
alUes we have left .. H crats to get elected.
urged coDtirJJed stro~ ue: '• People keep as~ me,
with Taiwan. whtch he de-'What's happening to my mo.
scribed as '•our friend and ney -- I make a lot more
historic ally wtth which we than I did 20 years ago, but
do more bu;lness than with don't live as well.' I think
all of Europe combined." the Republican Party should
He said America should take up that batUe cry. Take
I leave tbe Middle East coon. up the cause or the world.oc
tries alone and let them solve man and hls pocketbpok."
their own problems. Ask.ed to suggest a good
Tbe senatorsaldtheindlan American policy toward
Ocean '•Is now the most Rhodesia, he oltered DO so-
strategic potot In the world lutions, '•I can't see any.
because it controls access~ thi ng happenir@ in Rhode-
oil of our alUes in the sla but trouble, even 11 we
PacUic and the Straits or keep Andrew 'You ng home. Malacc~ are among the~ There's a new plan now to
most Important stratts lnthe let Rbodesla remain as a
world. we•velostGibra.ltar country forwhltes,and carve
because the Soviet navy c~ out a new country within it
run us out of the Mediter-for bLacks, About half the
ranean any weekend u blacks would probably stay
chooses. • • In wllite Rhodesia~ I see
"The Baltic StraJts are 200 years of turmoU ln At-
rica." gone, and now the Panama
Canalis gol ... " Early In his talk, these-
But, he appeared non-nator noted that only about
commttal on the controver-17 per cent o! the world's
sial new Panama Canal population now lives under
treaties oow uDder con. '•some kind or freedom.''
side ration Jn Washlngt.on, Under questioning, he would
which he predicted wm oot not say bow much ol Rho-
be approved this year. desta's pop•latton he in-
'• Four or 5 monttts ago it eluded In that ftgure.
wasn't a bad-loold.ng treaty. He suggested that senral
But, now I'm not sure wtlat chambers or commerce Jn
the treaty says, I tli.Yen't thls area get together aDd
seen It all. Tile president ''literally make your con-
llas asked me twice durl.ng gressmen atteOO at leastooe
the past week to support Ute meeting a year --lt they
treaty, a.oo I've sald, 'Mr. don't come, see that they
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Ultimate
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directionat
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Damped
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Allant•c·s system ol the week
featutes the JVC JR-S 100 stereo
rece•ver with 20 watts rms/ch
20-20 khz. 0.5% THO The B.I.C
920 bell drive auto·turntable
mcludes base. cover and Shure
cartr~doe The U11ralinear 77 is a
3-way acoushc suspens1on system
that really PUIS out great sound
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All BlANK TAPES -
CASSETIES-
REEL-TO-REEL -
8-TRAOC:-
ARE ALWAYS SOLD
AT COST! OR BELOW! ...
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H • .., "<1"•"' '· , )I •,.,.. ~ • r "'j '-";~, I• I •• "' .,..
atlantic music s ter e o
President, I can't support It
unW I know what I'm sup-
porting.' U we end up paying
$10 mutton or $20 mliUon
a year, instead of the $2.3
mUllon we 're paytrw DOw to
Panama, I don't think any-
body would be upset, but now
I'm hearing ttgures ota toW
payment of as much as $5
billion, U a Uttle country like
Panama is able to push us
arouDd, anybody can.
JIMMY'S JUVENILES
'' l talked about 7 years
ago to retired Atr Force
General Curtis Lemay, who
Uves here tn Newport, and
he warned me then, 'U
1 Panama raises a ruclrus,
t we're not gofng to answer.'
I have a hunch this Is true.
1 hope 1 'm •roog. But every
president since Eisenhower
1 has had a policy or • Let's
don't llgbt unless we're at-
tacked, and then only lt ••
hav e to.'
Hoy, I -Where coo<! ol' Jimmy Carter Is thinldog about sending a bunch of kids
around door-lo-<loor to spy on all of you bad old energy wasters.
Now, I can remember back before World Warn wben a fellow named AdoU Hitler
was organlz!Jll! the Nul Youth mo .. ment to spy on their alders and nport tbem to
· the Geotapo, Than there's the Communist Pioneer youth group which does about
tbe arne for the Commies. So, ol' Jimmy Is nullllng in some pretty fast company,
No name has been mentiooed yet for these )JYenlle sDOOps, but I'm sure Jimmy's
presa acaau wtll come up with some inDocant-soundlng oame Ukt tho Youth Energy
Consenallon Corps (YECC~ We would all gat YECC llutton.s. They could san a
lot of money by issu!Jll! YECC stickers to paste over our old WIN llutton.s from the
Jerry Ford days.
The ""Y _I understand it, th-ldda ore suiJI)Osed to walk around your house and
"" It you're wutlng any obvious energy, such as a porchllght or a bll'llath. Then,
they lalock on your door and ask to coma inside to look in your toilet tank, and other
-t Uttlt placta 11lte that.
Art you u.teq, George Orwell? It looka like 191K ls going to get htre a few
years early. But, instead of Big Brother looking onr our shoulder, it's go!Jll! to be
Kid Slater looldng In our pottlos. I'll tell you, nothing Is holy anymore.
'•Sure, placating your
1 enemies '11111 aYOid war, tor
awhUe, but It won't change
t the final result, which ls the
1 downfall of our oowtry. I -Complete chauia think It U1 talt thl lubrication and oU 1 w • aome DC
Wbllt th-Junior G-Man ore snoop!Jll! around our American homes, I'YO got a
few tnel'fY-AYlng auggoatlono that will bel'p them to pick up a few utra bit. of nl-
uable Information for ol' Jimmy: 1 Ulte Pearl Harbor to get thU d\anae -Help1 m~we country mad. tone weartna ,.. • ..cl to amooth , quJet per-'•WJth the posstbUity ol
· and bn..,.OOte forme nee • Ple .. e war In 4 parts or the world,
-Look up our chimneys and"" Uwe•re hiding any of Bert Lance's money !Dr him,
-Cheek our re!rigerators to ... what ldnd of beer we drlnlt, It you drlnlt brother
Prec:lliDo JIMine for appolntmeat . our military forces are oot
/wJ u.s. _... Ultd by u, w • ... ot lnclucln IJ&ht trucka. what they sbould be, MaJ.nJJ, :d::'•1:.:! mkMolc.t, ~~:~.-wMd 1.. Aalt for our Free we Defld to buildupourNa't'}',
...._--... ....., • proocholoa •• oil. . Battery Power Cheek The Army needs oew eQUIP-1~-=~:..:::.~:;::::;.. ____ 1-.:.-----.::;,;..;.;:;..:~~ meot. Our strong point ls
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W 'I . ..... . , ' PI!'~ ... --
Out mecbaalc• .. et;
•tronk..U'/ tut..t:&M,.... --""-: plupA~"Mr ·T•
cbar11n•· •tarUal .,..-•• u .. · ..-..
WJusl cllrburttor •
fWpt IDII8&ala I _,._,...,.....
Jacludn D•t-••· ,..,. ... vor a 111M ........
a.Wheel Fhlot ot.c:
~ataiJ .. ft'ODt clilc:
,brake pMt · Rlp«k •ond ....... ,_-
burlap · lalpect
bJdnalle ·-..s rvtora c._ not lnd• .
rearwheeill
Oil
......... ""-·Tnot:
lutaU aew •ru. ...... .. --. ..,.d: troot ....... ;;~:.;-._-IJittl, ...
•
In the air, because we'Ye
been iDYoiYed lD S wars ln·
t'Oivtag air supremacy slnce
the Sotlets hue had to ftcht
a war.''
He pnlsed Se•tor Ed-
muod Muskie or WaiDe tor
'' r.Uy work1n(" to con.
trol goYeroment tpendiQC u
b•d or the SeDate BGde:lt
Commltt•. '•Bat, tbt fioaM
.... • lol ol ~· .. tho 's .. te doa't tate tbe rec:om-
1 m..t.Ho-of tbt bodiet
c:ommlttell ...
He 11• had uoezpeeted
pn.tH tor tormtr l1u-
pru141Dt lfelloo Rocte-
f.Uer. no. S...Or Gold-
nltrald,"nM«<IOr-.
....... -Uil • _,.._
-·. Tloo --· .. --coi-Joetau ____ _
llodcllndl)'lolllo_ •. _ ... __ _
.-J raid ..... tlw ..... .... .... _,..,.....,
llllllillll'llllflola--
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BUiy'a brancl, you ret a !roe windahield wash at bia tlll!Jll! stauon.
-C~te any product. madt in Tatoran or Rhocltsla, aioeelheoe are rococ-
DIMd u '•enemy" countries by the Carter crowd. U you baYO Mao's llttlt red boot
In your boola:IM, you Win a Uny Panda bear.
-Look Wider the ruc for the mlsalnc uranium that bas dlsawe&rad !rom our 111-
el•rplula,
-Cbee~ the pltqe and ... U the llolll'Of lloctr!Do, which Is ob'rioully mlutnc,
too, bu bee tbroora any, (A plclllre of General Torn,. in the ll'l'llc room IU'III
the bom1010110r a tree picture ot the Panama Cual, 11Jnr1nc that II bUD't bMD bloom
1lP -rot.>
-Be Rn lo IJArrieor tho bom1010110r about orMt bt thlaU ot the p....sdonl'e
"111111&11 rlc!U" prorralD • -lallJ tbe buDWI rlciU of clu-Wbo .... tbe1r
bomll lllna! bJ )Iaior pel'IIIMar ...,..,.1'1,
AI Foqlt
8kJp by the •n aat we'll lbow ,.. ., .... 'ftlltbuketl, broo1111, door loca
aal aa,r pdpta In pt you nld)' fnr tilt )Iaior ..._u •
fM8 _,fltf..Mf .. i f'iMII' • M .. IIOti.UI e CCM.OM'I' f'AIMU f ......... AI"Pli .. C:U • f'LIIIt-· JWI'llal
RGIT HARDW
NEWPORT
BE~CH
JOe
30nt Y!AR, M~. 4 S!COMD 5 . >··--•
BAY CLEAN-UP
GIVEN PRIORITY
Upper Newport Bay Is gi-
ven top prlortty ID a $2.2
mUUoo clean water plan-
niag PJ'O(ram a.c:lollted last
ToorSIIay by the Soutbem
Caltimda Assn. of GoYern-
meots (SCAG).
Tbe SC AG report labels
Upper Bay as the most tm-
portantrema1nlagwetland
estuary to Southern Caltfor-
nia, and calls upon the New-
port-Irvine Wastewater Ma-
nagement A(eocy (NJW A) to
find ways to restore tbe bay's
wUdllfe babltat aDd to con-
trol up.stream erosion_ Ulus
reducing siltation of the btJ.
Tbe new SC AG action Is
the second phase of the fe-
deral 208 water p~
program, which gets Its
name from tbe law that es-
tablished the federal fund-
tog for the program. Orange
County is due to get )lst
under $1 mW1oo of the $2.2
mUlJoo approved by SCAG.
The recJooa.t ageocy ts tbe
federal pernment's oftl-
etal sereeo.lDg body for de-
termin111c bow 208 tuod.s are
to be used In th1s area.
Funds are tlpteted to be
tunoeled to NlW A for tbe
phase 2 study of bow to tm-
proYe tbe bay. Future 208
phases will atd the actual
carrytnc out of approved ac-
tions, which migbt include
dredgtng the Upper Bay's
northernmost reacbes, and
establishment of catob ba-
sins or other designs to re-
duce bay sUtattoo.
Tbe SCAG phase 2 report
now goes to state Water Re-
sources Board and the fe-
deral Environmental Pro-
tectloo Agency for appro-
val. Work on phase 2 Is ex-
pected to begin In about a
month, according to SC AG
estimates.
Film classics to be shown
Some of Hollywood's best
silent and early sound mo•
Uon pictures will be scree-
ned durlog an 8 part after-
noon film-lecture seriesbe-
iog oUered at Orange Coast
College tbts fall.
Tbe free series meets on
successive Friday alter-
noons, beginotng Sept. 16,
from 2:30 to 5 p.m., in
science lecture hall 2. Ad-
mission Is free and tbe pub-
He is invited to attend.
The series ls co-spon-
sored by the Coast Commu-
nity College District Emer-
ihls Program. Lectures are
Paul Ballard and Russell
Martin.
Here is the schedUle:
Sept. 16 --''Dancing La-
dy," 1933.
Sept. 23 --''The Wild
Party," 1929.
Sept. SO --'•AF .... SouV'
1931.
Oct. 7 --·•ot HumanBon-
dage," 1934.
Oct. 14 --''Blood and
Sand, .. 1922.
Oct. 21 --'• Male and Fe-
male," 1919.
Oct. 28 --'• Dishonored,''
1931.
Nov. 4 --"Dodsworth •• 19~1 . •
GRID STAR TO SPEAK
TO COUPLES CLUB
The Orange County Bust-
ness and Professional
Couples Club will hold the
next dinner party thtsSatur-
day, Sept. 10, at tbe Air-
porter Inn. A punch bowl
wUI be at 6:30 p.m. and
dinner at 7 p.m.
Mike Ry~ former All-
American USC football
player and member of tbe
Calt1ornta Sun professional
football team, wUl be the
speaker. Paul Sa.ncl>erg, re-
cording artist and tenor to
the Haven of Rest Quartet,
wUl entertain wttb a maslcal
packa(e. M.r. S&Jd>erg b&s
b.-a btek qp -...r lor
Dean Martin, Perry Como,
Frank Sinatra. and Teo.oes-
see Ernie Ford.
The Couples Club is af-
fUlated with Christian Wo-
men's Club. Reservations at
$19 per couple are available
through Dale Wblte, 4 Hamp-
shire Court, NewportBeach.
Anyone for Academies?
Young men and women In-
terested In applying for ad-
mission to the various U.S.
MUltary academies are ur-
ged by Rep. Robert E. Bad-
bam to contact either his
Wasbtogton or Newport dis-
trict oftlce.
Appiieattons are befog ta-
ken oow for the classes wbJch
wlll begin in the fall of1978.
To apply through his omce
for coogressiooal oomtna-
Uons, the applteams must
be residents of tbe 40th Con-
gressional District, whlcb
bas available 2 appoint-
ments to the Air Force Ac-
ademy at Colorado Spr~s.
one for tbe Naval Academy
and one appointment for the
Army Academy at West
Point, New York.
Teo nominees a.re avail-
able for the u.s. Merchant
Marine Academy at Kings
Point, Long Island, New
York.
All 10 Merchant Marine
oomlnees will compete on
a statewide basis for the Z-4
Calt1orn1a openings for the
197 8 class ye2r.
Contact in regard to the
academies sboUld be made
to the Wa.stUngtoo otftce at
1108 Lo~orth House Of-
flee BoUdlng, Washington,
D.C., Z0515, or to tbe local
omce, 1649 Westclitf Dr.,
Newport Beach, Callf. 92660.
LOCALLY OW'NIO, I .. Diri .. DI"MT
-Jln'IMO THI HAl.Ol AliA-
TOe
COSTA
MESA
PHON !: 673..0550 CDIDMA .,.,_ ~ CALIP.
Fairview park
funds sought -
Tbe Cou.nty of OraQCe ls
applying for grants totalt.ac cUtts aDd ba.sin of the Santa
$2.6 mUUon from Federal Ana River ana. lt will tea-
Land and Water Consern-blre an arcbeoJociea.l c.n-
tton FuDd monies 1n order ter to display and preserve
to develop the following 4 remu.ns left by Prebtstortc
County parks: Indian societies as well as
lclesJa Park ($250 000) the Eduardo Pollereoo
near Rossmoor Leisure Adobe; a oature study ceo-
World El Toro Community ter • picnic areas; playground
Park ($350 000) tn tbe Lake equipment; bicycle, h1k1ng
Foreat-El Toro area. Yorba and equestrian trails; a 15-
reglooal Park ($400,000) 1n acre lake; restrooms; and
Aoabelm and the new Fair-overnight group camp~
vtew P.;.k ($1.6 mlllion) in sites. There WUl also be
Costa Mesa. parking spaces for 850
MRS. WILUAM LANGSTON
of Newport Beach has vol-
unteered to se"e as cbalr-
man of the Harbor Area
fund development commit-
tee of United Way of Or-
ange County. A record goal
of $4,375,000 bas been set
for tbe 1977 United Way
campaign to support the 76
member ageocles.
Fairview Park ts a oew ~ehlcles and possibly a re-
285-acre site wtth laeutttea fresbment and boatJ..og con-
to se"e almoet 300,000 cession buildiag, t1 deYelop-
resldeots. The Initial phase td by private Interests.
consists of 140-acres, which
will empbaslze the exlsUng
oaturallstic plateau setting
of the Costa Mesa Golf and
County Club area and the
The Kerns celebrate
a nniversa ~I::!?.ft.~Q.t wttll
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wtlllam Goodyear Service storesand
Kern of 226 Poinsettia Ave., the Perfect Circle DtYislon
Corona del Mar, celebra-of the Dana Corp.
ted their golden wedding an-The Kerns have lived In
nlversary on August 20. They Washington, D.C., Norfolk,
were honored by a famUy va.; New London, Conn.;
dirmer at Allen Center 01-Kansas City, Mo.; Roches-
ftcers Club at the Long Beach ter, N.Y.; Glendale, Call!.;
Naval Station, hosted by their Hagerstown, Ind., and re-
son, J. W. (Btu) Kern Jr • tired to Corona del Mar In
or Ogden, Utah. and their 1964•
daughter. Beverly Ann Me-Mr. Kern is presently 00
yer of Saratoga, Calll. the board of governors at
The Kerns were married Irvine Coast Country Club
at st. Mary's Coorch in An-and served as president to
napolis, Md., following Mr. 1976 and has been Secre-
Kern's graduation from the tary of the Jolly Boys tun-
Naval Academy. A short oa-luocheoo club, which meets
nl career of 3 years was each Thursday at ICCC.
renewed for arX>ther tour Beverly Ann Meyer and
of duty for tbe duration of 4 chlldren Michael 16· BUI
World Wa.r n, ~r~ which 15; Kathl~n. 12; :u~ David:
Mr. Kern served ln the Bur-9 and Bill Kern Jr wtth
eau of Ships in Washington V:ue Georgia and 3 ·child-
with the rank or comman-reo, Cynthia, 10; John, 8,
der • and Laurel 5 joined the
Prtma.ry interests have senior Ker~ r~r the cele-
beeo in tbe field of the au-bratlon.
Picnic Sept. 9
for Exchange
Newport Rart>or Exchange
Club will bold Lts 3Jllllal fa-
mily picnic Friday, Sept. 9,
ln Black Star Canyon, near
SUverado.
Club members, families
and guests wU1 spend the
afterDOOO at a~Jt and cbU-
dren•s games, including
swimming, softball. horse-
aboes , F rlsbee contests and
sack races.
An outdoor Western-style
barbecue will lllebllgbt the
afternoon.
Chalrman of the event is
Cal Stewart. His committee
includes Albert Dunlap, Gary
Swimley, Bob Robins and
BUI Boyer.
LIBR ARY TO OFFER
FALL STORY HOUR
The Mesa Verde branch
library ls lovltlng all pre-
school children ages 3
through 5 to join ''Babar's
parade to story hour."
The '' Little elepba.Dt wbo
·~me king'• wUl set the
theme for the Ubrary•s tall
stor y hour. Young cbUdreo
wlll participate by using
books, flngerplays, puppets
and other aids.
Story hour wUl take place
on Thursday morn1.ogs, be-
gtnntng Sept. 22. Parents
are requested to pre-enroll
their cbUdreo before l'W
date, by visiting the Mesa
Verde branch Library at 2969
Mesa Verde Dr. East in
Costa Mesa, or by ea.lling
the clllldr eo's departme.ot at
546-5274. Library hoursart
12-9 MoDday througb Fri-
day, and 1-5 Friday through
THE NEWPORT CENTER ToutmutAtrs Club has selec-
ted oew oftleers ln a recelt eleetlon. Tbey are, left to
rtgbt: 1st row -BW Yocum, sergeant-at-arms; Gloria
Eller, secretary; WUJ Hansosa. tteuurer; 2nd row -Dr.
WUUam Cooover, educatloMJ n ce...presldent; David
Stoeeul, prestdeat; Todd Mlll•, admtn1stratlve vice-
president. Tbose interested tD llealbershlp should con-
tact eltber Mr. stoeckel at (714)5&1 -6662 or Mr. MUler
at (714) 586-1801.
Vice-chancellor named
Tbe new vtce-ebaDCellor,
vocational education. for the
Coast Community College
District Is Donald F, Averill.
He joins tbe dlstrlct from
the Huntlncton Beach union
high school district, where
he was director of career
education from 1972. He lec-
tured at Fullerton State be-
tween 1972 and 1974 and for
a year before that was in-
volved in a program entitl-
ed '• fUndamentals of work
eJperlence education'' at the cou..
He Jmlds ao MA from Cali-
fon* State College at Los
A11(811ws and is a doctoral
can4ldate at La Verne. He
is a member or the La Habra
Plui11.Dg Commission, the
Westmiuter Chamber of
Com!D@rce and the Kiwanis
Cl® ot Fountalo Valley.
lbrried with 3 children,
he Uves on Joseph Court,
La Habra.
SCHEDULE FOR
OCC SYMPHONY
The OCC community sym-
phony orchestn has aDDOUD-
ced the schedule for Its 17th
season.
The orchestra, which bas
been the recipient of nu-
merous music awards, will
present its first rehearsal
at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept.
13. in the OCC music hall,
located directly behind tbe
auditorium.
Joseph Pearlman. direc-
tor of the 71-ptece or ches-
tra, said there are openings
available for accomplished
musicians. For Information,
phone 556-5522.
The symphony has sche-
duled performances for Dec.
4, March 5 and May 14.
All concerts begin at 4 p.m.
in the OCC audlWrtum.
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YOU BELIEVE
IN GOD--
Man)' vruple btlievt in the stock marUl,
but b.l\'r no 5tock . So this belief dots not help
IJkom at all.
rndy to hd.p 111 and fcqfve us at any time,
in any matter, iJ we are wiJ..Uns to commit our
all to Him. TIW ls what btlln4ng is aU about! From ~'SWORD or THE LORD"
JI'Mre Did I Com• From I
o-. ol the ·-im~t qu• ti001 a )'OWII p.non wall ewr Mk W,
"Where did J co10e from?" Thia
q~ 11 pri10a.ry and hu rreat
bN.rina: oo our ability to IM.I'ft why
we are here and wh.re we are ~(Una.
U a penoo il c:Ontu.ed about hi• orlfin, thea it followt that he will be
contu.ed about the purpoee ol hil
lite and hilet.emal de~ti.ny at death.
Hundmb of people btlieve io seat ~Its in
Lbcoir car, but do not have thtm there. This
!lremJ rather foollsb.
Are these thjngs any more foolish than tbe
man who says he believes in God , and yet bas
no contact with Him. when contact can be
made? We CIUI know Him.
~ God was m~de known to us through His
Sun, j t!';us Chrast. He came to earth to die for
our sins. and to show us what ~ Father was
really like. He taught that apart !rom Him.
we cannot reall y know God, the Father.
Therefore, our faith and trust must be put in
Jrsus Christ. In other words, we are made
sure of eternal life by belieYing in jesus
('hrist.
You say you believe in God -so what, if
you hav~ never done anything about it? Be·
lid is not real without the action implied in
the be lid . Our astronauts believe that space
travel is definitely a futur~realit Therefore,
they are ready to put thei r · under disci·
pline and training, and en risk them, he·
rau.se they believe this fact.
When we say ~ believe in Jesus Christ as
our Saviour and Lord, we are saying that we
are committing everything \0 Him, for better
or worse. This phrase sounds familiar, and it
is. When a man takes a woman for better or
for worse, be is saying, in the best way pos·
sible, "I love you and belietJe in you; you are
the one with whom I want to share tb~ rest
of my life."
Sometimes our fa ith in these matters is mis·
placed, but it is never misplaced when put in·
to the hands of the Lord Jesus Christ .
How, then, does one go about the business
of beUevi.ng? Through committal. Through
surrender. Through Saying to God that we
ruliz.e our own sin and weakness, but also be-
lieve in His strength and forgiveness. Tben we
invite Him in to take ovtr our lives, that He
might do His will in us. It is a transfer of
faith, for you do have faith, you know? You
apply th.i~ faith in various ways each day,
I rum mailing a letter to driving an automobile.
In these and other ways you show you have
failb in things quite unseen and unforeseen.
Transfer this faith, this belief, to God . Ask
Him to forgive your sins through His Son,
Jesus Christ. Then accept His forgiveness!
Begin taJking to Him in prayt"r. Start reading
His letW to you in the Bible. Actively trust
Him by doing as He tells you to do. Stop
worrying, by putting your active trust in Him.
and not in yourself . Share this trust with
otMrs.
This is fai th. btolieving that what God ha.'i
said that He will do, He will do! Then, acti ng
upon it, take Jesus Christ as Lord of your life
today!
"Btlrold, I stand at the door, and knock:
if any man Ju:.ar m y voict:, and open the door,
I wiU come in to him, and will sup wit It !tim,
and he with me (Revelation 3 :20).
"Neither is there. salvation in any other : for
there is none other name under heaven gitJut
amont men, whereby we must be saved"
(Acts 4: 12 ).
"B y him all that believe are justified jro.m
aU things, from which ye could not be justified
by the law of M oses" (Acts 13 :39).
You believe in G<xl ? So what? It means
nothing unless you are in contact with Him
through Jesus Christ.
Often a little child will ••It
Mother th11 qu..Uon, "Mommy,
where did I come from?" MOlt of
the oJd.fuhioned mothers UMd to
have 110me cut. little •tori• they
told their children about the atorlr.,
etc. Modem mothers, for the mo.t
part, give the child a aimplified n .
planation of the birth of a child.
That may not. utiA(y the thouchtful
child who might jUIIt aak, "Well,
Mommy, where d id you come
from?" After the child'• attention
baa been turned to grandmother. he
might aleo aak, "But, where did
Grandma come from?" Mother will
eventually end up in one of two
places: The Garden of Eden, or the
jungle of evolution. She ileither go.
ing to tell her little inquirer about
Adam and Eve, or the apeA. Can't
you juet imagine dragging out a pic-
ture of an oranJUtan and saying,
"This, my dear child, is a picture of
our great, great, (1: more greats)
grandmother." What "dignity,"
what "clau," and, yea, what
stupidity!
Many teens are very confused
about life. Their frustration is very
evident in the fact that suicide ia
listed as the leading cauae of death This is ~xactly what He came to tell us ;
that He loves us so much that He wou ld n me
all th~ way to earth for us, in the midst of our
sin and suffering, to die for us. He came right
to the heart of uur problems and took them
upon Himself. Therefore, we know that H~ is
-William K. Webb among teenagers in America. They
IN A CERTAIN
CITY
-P111t0r Rich11rd Wurmbrand
(ChTUrUzn M•rryr who 1penl
14 yetlfl ;,. a Rom1111inon
co,.munilt dungeon .)
In these verses fr om
Luke's aospelare the words :
''It Clme to pus, when he
(Jesus) was in a certa in city,
behold a man fuU of
leprosy .. :• What city? Wh y
thil peculiar expression , "in -~ a certain ca1V""'? Jesus b4d
done no h•nn there , and
had nothina lo Nde . Why IS
the name of the ci ty nol
mentioned?
In another part of the
aospel, why is 11 written
U.t JetiU prayed in a
certain pla ce'! This seems
senseless because you can 't
pray plher .than in a certa in
pla ce. Unless you 'tell me
the pJae:e , you te ll me
nothina. Luke , chapler
seven , tells of "a cerain
centurion's servan1 , who
wu dear unto him, was sick,
and ready to die," and how
Jesus healed him. Whal
motive did Luke have in
keepina the name of 1he
centurion secre1? Wh y
alway1 this upression , a
certain town , a certain
pb.ce, 1 ce rtain ma n?
We never understood
this ... unt il the Co mmunists
to
country.
undentand.
power
Now
in our
w< do
We behi nd tht. Iron
Cur ta1 n ha Yt th e
underground church. Of the
many churches wtiich exist
in the world -Catholic,
Qnhodox , Protestant , et c.
-wh.ich church was created
by Jesus? It was the
undeTJround church. His
church wu 1 tecret church
because, from the nry
beainnina , He was hated and
ttil descipla were hated,
and th~y Nid to keep rulet
of conspin<:Y exactly as we
ltept them in lhe
Communist camp.
In my country, I did not
belon& to the Ucense
preachen. With the official
ch~rch , you are allowed to
prcacb only if the
Commwtiltt licenae you ,
and you have. to preach to
pleaae them.
When I returned home
from a aeeret preachlna
tour, I would often ape~k 10
the brethren in my
cotDmurUty, but I would
nner .,,. wb•e I bad been ,
not a'ftft to _, wl!a . I
ahnYI •poll;• lite tllll: .. 1
,.. Ia t 0111U IOWD; I Mt
• c:«t:UU broCMr; limit in a
~-Mull; ... decided
-tldssls; u4 • I will
.... to to beck oa a .ala
••·" n.. II •• _..
...... t)l6t tQIIId'"'
• 1M Nn Ttlll a 1; tt ..
• ..,.,.._. ape Ire fJI tM
..... 0 ... diwdt..
want answers, but th~y are not get-
ting them, so, th~y e-nd up in
A-ric•11 Tra(l Soclel)-• IIUII·prolh orpD!U \U,>n d · • h J of l"f P .. lltO.I&.r• of Q.t.rOHw. .. lil~••l"n ""'~• !82!> ··~··· espau concemmg t ~ va ue 1 e. Orad.U, s ... J..-.. ,. 07U II Parenta, JNl8tOr&, politiciant, pey-
chiatriata and educators are mOBtly
Who C f T failing to meet the moet baaic ~Y· ares Or ee ns, ch ological, intellectual and
• sp;,;tual needs of~· t .. nqers.1t is
of great paycholog~cal tmportlince
by Don Mitchell tha t a ~rson know_ where he ~me
From "BAPTlST BIBLE TRIDUNE" from . It 18 of great Intellectual 1m·
So vou are a teoenager. You
think no one really caras or un·
derst,Jnds. The world is apinst
you and you wonder what life is
all about.
portance that a person know why he
is here. It is of great spiritual impor·
tance that a person know where he
is going.
That means you and me. Do you
know anyone alse that would do
thet for you? There is a very basic realM>n why
Tht Bit>M uys YOU han confusion exists about these three
sinned and you will pay fOf questions-those who are responei -
Thefe ti one who understands thoM simi hie for the training of our youth
have discarded the Book which has
the answera. Parent. have ceated to
read the Scripture daily to their
children. Educaton do not teach
tbe BibJe; many pr-eachers do not
preach the Bible; and ptychiatrista
ignore the Bible, KJ, do not think it
and cares. That onct is Jesus.
••c.r;ng •II your c.n upon
him; for M "l:Mwth for you." 1
PeW' 5 ~7. , ~
Jesus underst.-xfs because He
"For the w.ges of ~n is
~•til ... " Romans 6:23. That
means eternal separation from
God in IMIII
But ramember Jesus c.ed'for
faced every trill and temptation. you and died fOf your sin. He strange that our young people are
·~ .. but Nn in Ml points now desires to give you a gift. confused.
lPmpted like as ..w are ... " H~--... m. gih of God;, ~~~al Many teenagera today are living
brews 4:15. His trit ls of mock·
ing and rejection 'Nf!r~ greater
than yours.
like animals, morally, because they
life through .ltJsus Chri•r our have been taua:ht that they are
Lord" Rom~ns 6 :23. What a animals. If the Bib!~ can't speak
gift! To have a gift, you must re· with authority concerning their origin, they will not allow the Bible
to tell tbem how to liVfl. Therefore,
To have eternal life . and be we face imminent rebellion from the
trayed Him. He died a cruel with Jesus in Heav~n you muu youth who have been force-fed
So-called "fr iends" said He ceive 1t.
was mad. One of his diw:ipl~s be-
death on a cross.
He never hurt anyone, but
continually helped, and was do·
ing good fOI' others.
Do you still think no one un·
derstands vou?
Do you undentand Jesus?
Why did He die on tN!t cross?
Jesus die<f fOI' -,:ou l Yoo are im-
portant to Him I
receive Jesus as your Saviour. evolution from their birth.
Let'a switch to the acene in a high
"But as mJny as received &cb"'?l biology cluaroom. "But,
him. to them gave he power to 1 eacher, where did the apes come
b«ome thesonsofGod.even to from ?" The ~ptilN. ''Where did
rhem rhat belit!Ve on his name ... the reptiles come from ?" The amphibians. "Where did the
John 1:12. amphibians come from?" The f11h .
Would you like to start lif~ (Fir~~t grade readers now have auch
over? You c.n have a new life
now. through Jflus Olrist. " ... if
MIY m~~n be in Olrisr, ht! i:s a new
crNtur«. .. " 2 Corinthians 5:17.
stories in them u , ''When I u.ed to
be a fish.") "But, wbere did the fish
come from?" The hicher meta:roan
invertebrates, aucb aa the Annelida.
(In country boy lanruage, Annelida
Receive JHus now as your Sav -means fiahwonn.) "Where did the
"For ~II h~e sinned, ~~nd iour. Just call on Him and ask fiahworma come from?" Let'a alr.ip a few hundred million yean and aay
Him to save you. "for whoso-th~y came from the bryozoene
t!Ver shall call upon the name of (Apongea). And, *bere did the
You are, according to the
Bible, a sinner.
come short of the glory of
God. " Romans 3:23.
Did you get that? You are a the Lord shall be saved." sponges Come from?" The Protozoa
(such u the amoei:M). "Where did
the amoeba come from'?" There wu
a toupy, elimey ocee filled with
giant protein moleculea which were
atruclt by a bolt of ll.ghtni.ng and
this fused the 1iant molecules into
sinner I
When you have done wrong.
do people reject you. friends de-
sert you? Jesus didn't!
Romans 10:13.
The way to call upon Him is
through prayllf. Ri~t now pray
th is simple prayer, "God, I know
·: .. while we were yet sinners.
Q)r;.r died for us" Romans 5:8.
Did you get that? He died tor us.
I am a sinner and deserve hell. I the fir.t livina: cell. "But, where did
am 'KJ!fry for my sins. I now re· the aoupy alime come from?" The
oeive Jesus as my S.Viour:" earth. "O.K., now 111!1 me where the
earth came from?" •
TWO MINtrrES
WI1N IJIIJLE
IT CCHIMIUin I . ata• NU.
-IAN ...a.l ICKIIITY
CMICitOO, tlUMGn ~
THE SON OF MAN
In the fo~ Gospel"" rec ords
the LO'd .Jesus Chr 1s1 ru lers to
H11nse tf about e1ghtv 11me5 as the
· Son c:A man ·· Th1s Iitie IS hi! sed
upon a passage 1n Danrel"s ~oPh ·
ec v 1n wh1ch "domm1011 and
glory . and A k~rlgdom'" ar ~ g1ven
unto one who appeared as "n~e
Son of man " (Da n. 7:13 ,14!. lhts
kmgdom, savs thE! passage .
""shall not pass away. and .. s ha ll
not be destrcved. ··
As lhe term "'Son of GOd "
speaks d our lad"s de1ty and
the term ··son of Dav1d " · empl\8·
sizes H1s title as Kmg of Israe l,
so the term ""Son of ma n·· 1dent 1·
fies Him as tne representative ol
mankind in genefll.
It 1t as "Son ol man·· thlt He
will reign as King ol lhe workt.
IS Ku)$1 d ltlfGS as we I'Mve seen
abor.oe. It is also as '"Son of
rr.n" thBt He. will I~ the
nlltlons j..-t before Hi's kingdom
re lon:
"When the Son cl rNn aha ll
comt In His glory, 1nd all thl!l
holy angels w1t h H1m , IIV!n shall
He sJt upon lhe tiYone d H1s
glay: and befae Hll'n will be
gatilered all nctt1DnS .. ·· (Matl
25:31,321.
As Son oi man He will also be
t he Judge at the l 1naj 11-dgment at
the Gteal Wh1lt1 TIYOI'W:! 'Rev 20:'
,, -15 ).
""For tho F&thur 1udguth no
mAn. but Mth comm1t1ed all ttdljj·
ment unto the Son ... bee& use He
1s the Son d rna n'' !John 5:22 .271.
Surely God cou ld not be mont
lliSI in His dealings with 'man·
kmd . But best d 111 it ia u Son
d men thll cu Lord represented
us at Calvary, paying the pentlty
for~ sins thlt H8 '!'iQht Cseliver
us ltom the judgmf}nt to comt.
"FI:I' tha Son d Nn carm ... to
give His llfe a rant om for m1ny"
(Mirk 10:ol5 ). In "dut lime" the
Apottle '-ul w11 tilted uP 10
proc&llm lhl gild ..-s lhlt lhl
gr11t Med latar hid given Hi~eu
"1 ransom ror AU" II Tim, 2:0).
Ian 't it wonderful that you can
read one verte in the Bible and find
out where everythinl came from -
"ln the beginninc God created the
heaven and the earth." That isn't a
theory; that'a a faet.
. So, that t.lr.n ue out ol the jun1le
of evolution and bae.k to the Garden
of Eden, where creatat a queatton in
the mind of many people: "Where
did the Creator come from7 .. W~tll,
God didn't come hom anywhere
with retpect to aither lime or IJMIC..
God is, amoq other tbinp. ttemal
and omni.,...nt. n..r.t'ort, God
hu alwa)'l uiated. and He could
not come from anywhere tinct: He
waa already thett. (Omni,..nt.-
everywhert at all tim•.) Pl ....
don't wrih! and uk .,. to npllin
God'a attributat; you jUit accept.
the God of the Bible by laltb. Bu~
the obptic ..,.. '1 .... , buy U..t;
it tek•too nuu-ia fah.h.'' You eitlMr
take God juR at the Bible ,_. ..
Him-by faith-or, J011 put J0V1
tTUet in matter and -.,.
lt1Mre tlUliH come,_., Weare
the ~ ol Qod•e a.Unn, We
an t.ht ........,. fll our tint
_ ... Adaaudlho. n..t ....
tnM, it follows that. .. .,. .....
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auflciDw ... 'h-•_,_..,. --.... .
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From "DICIBIOft MAGAZINE," MhuDPUI. M1ll.
'
WhM wuthere-c.ln'o o2u..t IMde It uuc:· c:e to Oocl? Wu It the
o orlng ltoelf, or wu It
c.ln'a attitude:?
It would appear that Cain
was at fault, both In his attl·
tude and In the offering he
chose to present before the
Lord. Cain presented a sac-
rifice consisting of crops
which he had raised in" his
garden (Genesis 4 :3). rather
than a blood sacrifice as his
young brother, Abel. had
set before the lord on his al·
tar. From the fact that God
himself had clothed Adam
and Eve In the skins of ani·
!'"als which had been slain,
1t is reasonable to Infer that
this provision of a covering
for their nakedness had been
accompanied by an explane-
tion of the principle of sub-
stitutionary atonement that
would result In a covering
for sin itself on the part of lll
repentant believe r.
The fact that Abel pre-
sented this kind of sacrifice,
and did so in faith (as He-
brews 1 I :4 explains) strong-
ly suggests th.!!t Abel was
claiming a divine promise of
Grace as he IBid his lamb
upon the altar-a promise
which he had learned from
his parents. God therefore
was pleased with Abel's of·
fering (Genesis 4 :4) and re-
sponded to him with ap-
prowal , in contn1distinction
to his rejection of Cain's of-
fering. It would seem that
Cain had therefore followed
his own judgment in choos -
ing a bloodless sacrifice.
disregarding the importance
of blood as explained by God
to Adam and Eve, and disre-
garding the principle o f sub·
stitutionary atonement that
later found its complete ful-
filment in the crucifixion of
Christ.
This wilful substitution of
the work of his own hands in
place of atoning Grace was
followed by a savage jeal-
ousy and burning resent·
ment toward his younger
brother (Oeneslo 4 :!1), which
eventuated ln hls ,murder of
Abel out In the field, where
Cain suppoMd that, no one
could see him . His proud
sell-will had led him to com-
mit homicide, and his de·
scendants carried on some·
thing of his man-centered,
God-denying attitude for
many generations to come !see Genesis 4: 18·24, and
· the daughters of men·· re-
ferred to In Genesis 6:2).
-exploln Deuterono· my 14:26: "And thou shalt
bestow thet money for
wh•taoeter thy soul lusteth
after, tor oxen, or for sheep,
or for wine, or tor . 1trong
drink, or for whatsoever thy
soul deslreth: and thou
s halt eat there before the
Lord thy God, and thou
shalt rejoice, thou, and
thine household .''
The situation here involved
is as follows . The Israelite
believer has accumulated a
large amount of tithe which
he wishes to bring down to
the Tabernacle or central
sanctuary and present to the
Lo rd. But if he lives at a
considerable disto1nce, it
might well be: impractical
for him to transport a large
load of grain or fruit for so
many miles and over hilly
terrain, or even to drive: his
tithed livestock such a dis-
tance:.
In such a case, permission
Is here given for him to con·
vert such produce or live-
stock Into money (i.e., sil·
ver bullion , normally speak·
lng), and to bring the silver
down to the: sanctuary. and
there: purchase an equivalent
amount of grain or livestock
or fruit. in order to present it
to the: Lord In the form of a
'"peace" offering.
Whatever he thought ap-prl>prlste/flfore'~ndmtond·
ably. ''You ~y ~pend the
mone:y for whate:ve:r your
'n.e foDowiq te.timony hom 58 y•r old Brothn' Pak H~ Suit rn.ket
mia!aion WOI'k a p•ter pte.a&re. It il 1ubmitted by Kore~n ma.ionat')"
Worth Worley euctly u it wu tnnalated.
"I GOT SAVED INDEED"
When 1 wu a rreahman ill rollee:e , I lived in Jllpan. At that time I
he1rd of a 24-year--old lady 1peakin1 in a ltrftl mfttintt. 1 then
~Hued Jesu1 the Mat I kne• ho.,. I rraduated Presbyterian Semin•ry
in North Korea in 1938. l rec:eivl'd ordination in Auru•t or ~he ye.r in
South Koru. Now I been pMtor for Jut 38 Y""'·
But I ronff!U th1t I didn't deli..er truth. I wu draid man made
rulet and oonatitution more thu Word of God. With m~~n made law I
dMit. I rouldn'l -.id tike Pa.ul that he preached n!penlanee and raith 1n
l."hriat when t.old to th011e elders in Acla 20. A. the yean 10 by my
hMrt •• ~ hMvier and more mUable becauae of the bond or
tht!M La.w1 (Rom. 7:23). Sometim• I had ,..1 detjre to become a true
1hepard. I wonderil'll around mount.a.in pnyer plaice-or went to atl.ltintl
or revival meetinp. But my h•rt could oot be aol•e. Thus my hear\
went harder and hardn-. I became hypocritical. countedeit Pf'f!SC:her
(Titua 1 :16).
I wu Chllpla.in in the Air Force, hirh rank off~. With the jHp
that they pve m., to do the }ob, I didn't do \he job, but went around
did WorM thiq thaa lolllbeliftr could do t.o harm the Ch.riltianity. Now
I coar .. that I wu fit in Jude 1-16. I ... fit t.o thrown in the lalt~
or fire (2 Cor. 11 :13-16). 8tnee I bemv.e ony.-bo m to h.,n, did
thoee thiftll that Kint of bell, Setln'a thine, auda u , •• the Heaven
in d,_m, meet Chn.t or apoke lonf\1•, or denyin& Second Comln& o f
Christ, and accepted doctrine that eftl'yone il a ~hild of oOct.
PraiH the Lord! The God didn't (orMke me. He IMd me to Biblto
&.P'W Church in May 11, 1976, from bondap of man made lew or
eouUtution and modernilm. He Made me know U.. rMI m•nin& of I
John 1 :t . PniH the Lord, beca~ he rude me po.ible to lfO t.o
u.._, wheore I eould not co without ~t.nn and remiaaion of
al.na. Now I aftld. I ltDOw a loU of pae&or whoM I ltaow will HCW!iq
me •Y1 tiUI.. but I ltlll bdl ... llronll7 th.lt hoM Pitton Hlte I wu
....S be and. They need ~~-up tb.tr pridlt and Mlf rilbt.eouan.-.
'l'he7 DMd laai&h 1:18, 66:1, 41:26, 44:22, Mat. 1 :13 and ,.ptntand
co.. to Qariat and Med "" •..ad. Onl7 one thh'C tMr CM do Ia
come to -'--wbo bon our pill, ~ and future .._ on the ere-.
If JOU .,.. Uka I .,., ,...... been bom -.,lo, It .._._, mak• an7
dUf_.... hcnr Dac )'OU au.nd dturch or wh&t pollil:loll J'CMI ,.t lin
cbardt., w a... ,.tor for --.riJ 40 ,...,. lllta I .. , • bacolne •
bltltop • rn.w.ot of a deooaalnalloe. that poaltkln canaot • ..,. )'OU
tro. J'CNl .._ lf J'OU an pilllocW lib I .,. JOU ...t .., .. to Ovitt
aod .... ......_ Th• 70\1 wll ba .-...t of O.rW fi'Otll a.nant of
le&aa. How I ., ro• .,.. ....,... of la&aat ..__ 10'1 do the thl•
..w.ti 8tiaD ...t JIO'I t.o'dol If J'OU ...,. Word of God W'f'Oftl. J041
.-d ,..,..._ Do )'OU ._... ooer..U,. din JOU an ~ .. alrlrlllt. Pr.-
the Lord tc. .... "' J clldo"t. J'• taUIIIt t.o ....,.., ..._, JOU _.,
It ,.,. tllda'l, wo.dlrf\al, w ~ to mr u,.-.c., ...._ --..... -too.~-.--... .....,., -1 ~~ leW,,.. ...... ,. .... Dlda"t,.. ...... , u J'O'I .... , k
...... M aloe, W Ill ...... &o •J .. ,... .... , J'C* .d ltll t1P IRe. •
1'11 ...... ---·-... -.... --off .... .,,[ ................ ,.. ................ .....
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hMrt "dealreo," NASB) tho
worshiper might -!J,.;1n
for prnentatlon • the IKI'I ·
nco -enjoy .. r" of tho communion mee Uwt al ·
ways accompanied a r.,.ce
offering. r
It should be noted that II·
a>.Uons of wine and even of
"strong drink" (Hebrew
"s-Ir." uoually pil>do...d
from frultt or graln1 other
then the grape) wer• nor·
mally poured out upon tho
lire or the ollllr durtng tho presen~tlon of the peace of.
fering. Apporently tJ.>! por·
tlons of all theae offerings
which , were not .ctually
consumed on the altar-or·Mt
apart for the priests and Le·
vites were to be enjoyed by
the worshiper and hit romlly
In a holy communion meal
celebrated within the pre·
cinct of the Tabernade or
Temple Itself.
Deuteronomy 14:26 re·
lates then especllllly to this
particular situation; It In ·
volves no license to eat and
drink whatever one wishes.
or in whatever amount, even
to the point of excess. Only
the communion meal Is In ·
volved here.
Genesis 10:5,20,31 seem
to Indicate that manldnd
spoke many tongues. But
Genesis! I: I aftlnns that
• 'the whole earth was of one
language, and of one
speech.'' How are these
two statements to be tee·
onclled?
Genesis 10 describes the de-
velopment of racial differen-
tiation and dispersion which
went on after the Flood and
Noah's descendants began
to repopulate the earth. This
includes the entire process
up to and including the third
millennium B.C., just prior
to· the time of Abraham.
Havin~ gone through this
ge:neraJ -survey ,1 ~~uthor
o( Genesis Lherl r-we:rJ.s to a
pivotal episode that took
place qWte early in·tAil post-
Diluvia/ era , the confusion
of tongues whic h ensued af-
ter the vain attempt to build
the Tower of Babel (Genesis
11 :1-9). This must have
occurred within a very fe:w
c enturies after the Flood.
The: various tribes which
descended from Ham. S hem
and Japheth all spoke the
same language (presumably
the same as that of Noah
himself), but preserved their
tribal distinction quite care-
fully . When God put an e nd
to their arrogant humanism
and their "one world" policy
(adopted in a rebellious at·
tempt to get along without
any need for God), he con-
fused their spee:ch so that
one tribe could not under-
stand another any longer. ·
a~ it became impossible
for them to continue with
the:ir collective project.
We have no way of know.
ing whether all trace of the
pre-Babel worldwide ian·
guage was preserved in any
of the subsequent tongues
that sprang up after that
debacle. (Some have sug·
gested that Hebrew may
have: been that original len·
guage:, and that we have: the
actual words of Adam and
Eve and Cain. and so on,
preserved In Genesis 3-4.
But since Hebrew Is demon·
strably a later dialect of
Northwest Semitic, or of the
Canaanite language group
within that division. it seems
unlikely that Biblical Hebrew
could have been the most
primitive or original of all
human languages.)
We., can only conjecture
that within the varJous sub-
tribes and clans the new len·
guage distribution or differ·
entiatlon was not to utterly
complete as to keep even
blood relatives from under·
standing each other The
fact that they contlnolect tq
maintain thetr Integrity tier
<9rdlng to thetl ·11-
strongly suggeoto that -'>
of lhese sm~~ller aubc~WI.
tiona was allowed a -.,.
-mutuolly cornp~ olbte to thooe within the
cloh. OYen otter tho c:onlu·
lion of t-ot Babel. . ,_.. ., ....... .,... ...... . . ...... ------------
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VIAM JUNIORS50'
UNOER &FREE
M.rk Twain w• • redhe.t.
ao, • Mr. a.~ Mn. lem
!nit, lotl YtaUa Dr.,
Co.t&Me-.
• ftllfiSDAT, AOG. S
Olrl -Mr. tad Mn. Tbo. .,... Voct, 10 Rae YUlan,
BicCUJ'OQ.
Girl .. Mr. a.t Mra. ~1-
lJ Arnldl. IM Roeb..ter st .. tA., coa Mea.
Girl -Mr. a.t Mr•. Jo-
Mpb Balbh, IIOCoa Me-
a st., COlt& Mea.
Glrl-Mr. a.t Mn. Mark
A.Awortb. 197i Vtata Cau-dal. tbe Blu&.
• FRIDAY, AUG. 5
Girl -Mr. &Dd Mr1. Ralpb
Patteraoa. 2100 Drake An.,
CoaMea.
Girl -Mr. &Dd Mra. DoG-
aid Dutro, 3252 DaJrota M e., coa Mea.
• SATURDAY, AUG. 6
Girl -Mr. &Dd Mll. Je-
rome Sm.Ub, 1814 Viola Pl., coaM ....
Girl -Mr. aad Mn. En-
r1Qie MoU., 2415 Eut 16th,
Nnport JWchU.
• SUNDAY, AUG. 7
Girl -Mr. &Dd Mrs. Al-
beit Clark. 2148 Rural Pl.,
Coata Mea.
• TUESDAY, AUG. 9
Girl -Mr. &Dd Mrs. WU-
lfam Jacoby, 1905 L&Dal,
Costa Mesa.
• WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Snuoo, 295 Flower st.,
Costa Mesa.
Glrl -Mr. &Dd Mrs. Keo-
oetb Malek. 559 West Hamil-ton. Coata Mea.
• THURSDAY, AUG. 11
Boy -Mr. &Dd lira. Dao
Leasure, 234 Fairway Pl.,
Costa Mea.
Boy -Mr. and Krs. Fre-
derick Benbard, 2301 Port
Carlisle, fl&Jt)or VIP
Homes.
• FRIDAY, AUG, 12
Girl -Mr . &Dd Mrs. Doo-
ald Turner, 3839 Ocean
Blrcb Drive, Harbor View
HWs.
• SATURDAY, AUG. 13
BoJ -Mr.' aod Mrs . Jes ..
ae Capps, 381 E. 18th st.,
15, Costa Mea.
• SUNDAY, AUG. 14
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Joo
VIM~. 204 Apoleoa AYeoue,
Balboa lala.Dd.
• MONDAY, AUG. 15
Boy -M.r. and Mrs. Roo-
aid Younc, 543 Al1ao AYe.,
Newport He1gbta.
BoJ -Kr. aDd Mrs. Ri-
chard A.da~UDDo 414 Serra
Dr., Corooa ~.
Girl -Mr. ud lin. Scott
OlMD, 1960 Wallace, 1 3,
Costa Mesa.
HARBOR FELLOWSHIP BIBLE <;HURCH
23RO ST. ot ORAHCE, COSTA MESA · 645·5050
OR. F.KEHTOH BESHORE, PASTOR
Sunday worship .•.••••••• 1~45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Sunday school -9:30 a.m. Wednesday sentce -7 p.m.
An lndepeodent church wtth Bible teaching miDfstry
ATTEND
T HE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
CHRISTIAN SCIEHCE
SERVICES
FIRST CHURCH OF'
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 Via Lido
Newport Beach
Sunday School -9 & 10:30
Sunday Service -9 & \0:30
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8:00 p.m.
RI:A I>I N(; ROO.!rf
Week days: 9 a.m. -5p.m.
Wednesday: 9 am-7:45 pm
Tuesday: 9 am -5 pm, 7-9
• • •
.SECOND CHtJacH Of'
CIIIUST . SCIENTIST
Newport Beach at
Corona t:tel Mar
•
3100 Paclttc Vle• Dr.
Suoday School -10 a.m.
SUnday Service -lOa.m.
Wednesday: 8:00p.m.
Rf!A D /N(; ROO.'ft
3500-B E. Coast Hwy.
Entrance oo Narcl,.s
Moo.-Fri.: 10 am to 5 pm
Sunday aftemooo: 1 to 3
Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm
• • • •
We lnYlte you to worSbJ.p
LUTHERAH CHURCH
OF THE MASTER, LCA
2900 Paclllc VIew Dr.
Corooa del Mar, Caill.
L AWRENCE D. FRUHLING
Pastor --Pbooe 759-l OU
SUNDAY SERVICES:
CoatemportrJ S.ntce
9:15a.m.
Lttarpcal Serne. •• 10:30
Commuliola, lat It 3rd &Ill.
Ac•• .. w••••
eo.taMeu
... ST~
. ..-,MOOISTCHUICH
11th St. a Hettaot Blw . ca.... ....... ..... _ .. ,. ........ _,, .. ..,..,
CHA .. LU 0. CLAIUt
li>"STO IIII
PAUL H. ALIXAMDII
4 ..0CIATil
CRACE BIBLE CHUilCH
V eten.u Memorial Bleil.
5&5 w. lath. Colta MeA
R.EV. TOM TYREE. Putor
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:00 a.m. ud 7:00p.m.
You are cordtaUy I..Dvlted
l to att.d CIJarcb S."tMa
I ud to u .. RtadJDC Rooma.
CBILDR&N'S PREP
SCHOOL. 10:00 a.m •
HOllE BIBLE CLASSES:
Call 5$1..ootl
•TtacbiiiC Bible DoctrtM•
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, THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH .. .. TMI PIIIMDLIIST CHUICM tM TOWM ..
WAYNE P. MULLEN, P ASH)R
1 .. H A.M.-ADULT wOIIMII' a SUMDAY SCHOOL
6t00 P .M. -•vAHOILICAL HOU"
' JO I MAO.OLIA AT IAMTA AHA AVI •• COSTA M~U
,
''lf8lhdJJ (bagnpttoaal Cllnm-
,. , .... AMD IMDIPIMDIMT
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T HE REV. JOHN A. I.IN DVAL I .. , M l~el&l•t •
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MU .. SIIIlY CAll PtovtDID PHOHit 6UI7.
• TUESDAY, AUG. 16
Ciltl -Mr. aDd Mra. Py
K~ 2(174 Pba.larope Ct.,
CottaM ....
Glrl -Mr. aod Mra.Cbar-
lea PeUttfer, 2650 Eldea,
Costa Mua.
Boy -Mr. lDd Mra. TJ-
motbJ Turney, 3023 Klliy-
broob Lo., Costa Mea.
• WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17
Boy -Wr. aDd Mrs. Ar -
O le Cam~U, 2591 Circle
Dr., Bay Sbores.
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. Larry
Horaaoc, 2465 Nome, Cos ta
MeA.
• THURSDAY, AUG. 18
Boy -Nr. aDd Mrs. Jef-
frey Apmadoc, 15 Seamlst
Circle, Newport Beacb.
• SATURDAY, AUG. !0
Twl.o boys -Mr . and Mrs.
Robert Casey, 302 Columbt.a
St., Ne-..port Beactl.
• SUNDAY, AUG. 21
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
oetb Rtmu Jr., 33 BurnlDg
Tree Rd., Btg Canyon.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Arrow, 1742 Highland Dr.,
Harbor Highlands.
• TUESDAY, AUG. 23
Boy • Mr. and Mrs. J a-
cobus VU)oen, 231 Baywood
Dr ., Harbor VIew Kllis.
• THURSDAY, AUG, 25
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . Ma-
rion P allnjl.an, 2286 Santa
Ana Ave., Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Brl.an
Carroll, 1433 Superior,
1302, West Newport Helgbts.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs, Ml-
cbael Sutro, 2208 Vista Ho-
gar, the Blufls.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Rodgers, 206-1/2 Colllns
AYe., Balboa Island.
• FRIDAY, AUG. 26
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. M1-
chl.el Jaekle, 309 Moote VIs -
ta f D, Costa Mesa.
Ufe saving
class at OCC
Do you know how to react
t1 someone near you collap-
s es with a heart attack':'
Oraoge Coast College is of-
fering a special ltle-savt~
cour se this fall titled ''car-
dJo-pulmonary resuscita-
tion."
The 8-bour course will
be offered In 7 dltfereDt
sections. Four of the clas-
ses will meet on 2 consec-
utive Friday f'Ve:!l~s. a.nd
there wtll be 3 day-long Sa-
turday sessloos.
Tbe classes are tree,
and part1clJlQJlts need eoroll
In oDly ooe sectioo. For r e-
servatioos, pbooe 556-5880.
Friday sessioos run from
6 to 10 p.m. 1D room 101
of OCC 's hard>all buUdlng.
The 4 sections are scheduled
for Sept. 16 and 23; Oct.
7 aod 14; Nov. 4 and 18;
Jan. 13 and 20.
The ail-day Saturday class
es ruo from 8:30 a.m. to
5 p.m. 1D the taocl>all buU-
dJog. Persons oeed regis ter
for only ooe Saturday class.
The sections are scheduled
for Sept. 24, Oct. 29 and
Dec. 10.
Each class Is limited to
30 people. Course lnstruc-
tors are Jack LlDcke, La-
gum Beach lifeguard, and
Heather Esko, a r egistered
DUrse at South Coast com-
munity bosplta.l.
PAY TRAFFIC FINES
IF YOU WANT TAGS
People with unpaid park-
toe nolatloos are adYlsed by
tbe Department of Motor
V eh1cles to pay up t1 tbey
want to renew t belr veblcle
reclstratlon.
BectDDlqg Ja~JJary 1, 1978,
DMV wtll no lo._er renew
YebJcle recistr&tlODS for
motorists wttb u..,afd par k-
Inc tlcata. Tbe actloo ls
tbe nalt oflegtslatloll(SB-
192) authored by state S.oa-
tor Dand ~rtJ {0-Bolly-
wood) and paned September,
1975.
lllotor Vebtcles Deputy
Dlrector DorlB Alula aid
traftlc oourta wU1 DOW) the
depart meat of t11oee motor-
JJU Wbo laft fi.Ued llo PQ
part1ar riolattoM. Tbe lD-
_,rmatloD wW tbiD " plac-
ed ID DMV't compder.
STAFF SERGEANT Allen F. Lussier, son of Mrs. Evelyn
Bailess of 14851 Jeffrey Road, l"tne, reeeotly partici-
pated l.o '•vt.gUaot overview,'' a 4-day test of worldwide
aerospece warning and defe nse systems conducted by the
Nortb American Air Defense Command (NORAO). He
Ls a weapoos Instructor technlcl.ao at Hucock Field,
N. Y., wltb tbe 21st Air Dlvi.Jl.QD.. NORAD, a U.S •• ca.o-
a.dian jolDt command, headquartered at Colorado Sprt.ogs,
Colo., coDducts tbe exercise quarterly to provide a realis-
tic look at bow Its people and systems perform uDder
attack coodltloos. (U. s. Air Force photo.)
WORKSHOP FOR KIDS
The sales and rental coun-
cU of tbe Newport Harbor
Art Museum will sponsor
a fall session of the child-
r eo's creative art wor kshlp,
beginning oo Saturday,
October 1.
The 8 session wo rkshop,
designed for ·Children ages
5-12, will be held In the
new facilities of the Museu m
at 850 Sao Clemente Drive,
Newport Center. The classes
wW be limited to 15 students,
wltb 5-7 Jear old children
atteod.lng oo Saturdays from
9 to 10:30 a.m. aod 8-12
year olds from 1~30 to
DOOD.
The instructor wUl again
be Lisa Woodman, who has
a bachelor of arts degree
from UC lrvlne and a master
of arts degree to art educa-
tion from Stanford Uoher-
slty. She writes a.nd Illus-
trates chlldren·s boots.
The tuition fee 1s $40 for
Newport Harbor Art Museum
members and $45 for ooo-
members.
FUND DRIVE IS LED
BY SCOTT PAULSEN
NEWPORT HAROOR E.NSI GN
PUBLISHED WEEKLY · Pet 3
THURSDAY, SEPT.' 1977
CORONA DEL WAR, CAU F.
Scott Pau~Ro. prloctpe.I
of AoderseG elemeatary
acboot. Newport Beach. ww
sene a.s Newport-Mea 'a
chaJrman of this year's Un-
ited Way fUnd drl~e. He wt11
be a.sa1sted by Dtck Watts,
summer school director. In
last year's campatco, uDder
Mr. Watts' leadership, dlB-
trtct employees gn e more
than any other Ol'llnge Couo-
ty unttled clistrtct.
-~AR&oR 'fi['W C~Nnll
on s.n Joaquin~., .. llo.-
JU3t s-u. J M~ A~t .. "' &lv~
ollldfen
Now "'IIW~'14fr' ...
PERY..., STEAM CARPET
CLEANING CLEANING
Co1t the world ~ largt'st.
w1ll restore the h•dOen
' beauty 1n your drapt>r~es
Co•t removes and cledn'>
c1rai)E'ne') rehanps them
w1th perfect
pleats and t>vt'n
hems And a
Corl clean•ng
prolongs
drapery hfe
OH CASH I CAt!Y
WITH THI ADDED
PROTECTION Of • .. _-..,
.Scat~g!.~,..
.. ...... it ~
HOMES • APARTMENTS • MO ~·' -..,~ ·' BILE HOMES • OfFICES • ?
WALL TO WALL CARPET, _ •
FURNITURE &. DRAPERIES ~ &~
CLEANED IN VOUR HOME W '
• DEEP SOIL EXTRAC· / ~~
TION MAKES VOUR -· _''\
CARP£T SANI· S
T ARV CLEAN• 4 ..
QUAUTY l SERVICE. YOU CAN EXPECT FROM "THE WORLD'S LARGEST"
ll,; ESCTI~.OtiTif~ l iE T540-1386e642-0270iiii.
1702 NEWPORT BlVD.
AT 171t! St
COSTA MESA
,.,, .,.,. .• ,1/.,f { ''''"fl• t .,,,.,,'
RAIMO DfWAfCHlD T'RUCU .... fHt/.11" 1.4IU.t."'l
ORAPfRY. CARP£T & UPHOLSTERY CLE.AN(RS
GIVE YOUR
THE OFF.
OUT
FROM NOON
10
&PM
Mo~t of the electricity we grnrrate ts needed h\
factories. farms and offices-so people can make a
living. The greatest deman~ ~or this electri~it) 1::-dut
ing the day. You need electnc1ty to run apphance::-m
your home. too. And the greatest demand f1 ,r th1~
electricity is also during the day.
Here's the problem: Because of the growmJ.!
de!lland for electricity during the. d~. we'll have tn
buald more power plants. And bualdmg powet plants
today is more expensive. That drives up the cost of
electricity to everybody.
Now th re's something we all can do to help.
Spread the u of electricity m re evenly around the
clock. Edison i working wtth large industrial cus·
tomers to help them find way to hift some of tht ar
electnc use to the evenmg hours. But most rwnplt·
prefer to work during the day. so there's only so much
md u~try can do without drastic rescheduling of wor~
~hifts.
1t 's afternoon use of etectricity that's the btggest
pwblem. So you can help by doing some of ynur dai l)
routine at night or in the morning. Perhaps you can
":~sh and dry your clothes at night. Use your d1~h
w ;:u•h~r at night. Iron in the evening. Bake in the
mom mg.
a bit~~~:rt!~~:~~er=:;tine * 4 E
wisely, it will help to hold down &
the cost in the future. South.rn c.JifomM Edl•on
Remember to oonserve
energy and water.
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MIWPORT MARHR IMSIGM-SIPT. I, IU-PAGI 4
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Enriched Flavor~ makes M_...._E~I~ 1'1'
unique atnong low tar cigarettes.
Since the introduction of MERIT, a number
of other low tar brands have come along.
But MERIT remains unique-the only low
tar cigarette with 'Enriched
Flavor ' tobacco.
MERIT delivers what others
can only promise: the flavor of
higher tar cigarettes. The kind
of flavor made possible by a
breakthrough in tobacco
technology.
Here's how it was done:
By cracking cigarette smoke
down into separate elements,
researchers were able to
isolate certain flavor,rich
ingredients that delivered
• ..., .......... 1m
Kill!: 8 .. : ·~; ·.~.5 mg. nic.oti~ w. per ci~ette, FTC Report Otci76
11111''1:12 ... IW, 0.9 mg.niCotlnt W.ptrClgi!IOI by FTC Mtthocl.
taste way out of proportion to tar.
These flavor essentials were then packed
into MERIT, giving i.t extraordinary
flavor.
Taste tests against a number
of higher tar cigarettes
proved it.
Overall, smokers reported
they liked the taste of MERIT
and MERIT 1 OOs as much as
the taste of the higher tar
cigarettes tested. Cigarettes
with up to 60% more tar!
Only one cigarette has
'Enriched Flavor' tobacco.
And you can taste it.
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dengerous to Your Health.
, REGULAR m1 MENTID.
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THE BEE LINE
., /Aif8Y a•aLI I
., ... (Mn. W4) w .... udMary(Kn •• ..._ Dee llllttu, OnM .......,.,
JU.) ••-wre co-llo.tutu fol' a _. IW. ...,_, .1 .. Mc~Gee, ftiiM 1'lttoiMa, del.,...... brtdp la-.cbloa at tM lfwport Jooldllc .,., • caJk la w ..... )leW
Haltlor Yac.bt Clab. Tbe ftJ'J ~I 4nu; Adelaidt 1•-.~MJ, &-.X.. ud
boet..... •w u.t .,,,_. llecame ae-a.. 11t1ont1. ~ w• a W, If OM
QUI.11Ud ••• ~ ,.,. Blt.Ue ScaJ. ..-a ot IIIDciMM u a ldt ••• ....,.,.., ,
l1a ud Alic. Wallrer from MfMitlll!lll Ud U YU IIACbJJ pn.1Md ••• .,.etally the
BettJ Cn.Jc, W'bo bid llllde MarJ'• trt, ., poacbed almca WID eaeed)en lD eour
T&.lpeii • lllhi'MU.II Ud esellbiJ. ~. ere&ml .
to Mary, 1 tldU tlda la8CMoa wu a ret-At .artou • ._we •• lfuey De Yoa111,
tocettter with trt.ct. '*'--ber trtpll Tom An• (Jeu"a ---~ Markle La-
Jut bt.ek flom EIINPt, abt left 1ut ,.-. •.U•, MuJ 111Df111,1t, Sally J-cer, a.leo
taJdJic ber cbll4rtla, llarru ud Gloria Flu-Staru.r <......-de Oro'• ..., pi'UJ)
aery u4 Tllb BtU, llo ... a bU of tbe Em-ud LUUU ..... At ou tlb .. wn l8abe1
erald lale,lrelud. · Brella, llbiUJa Wa!Ur, Pru 106M I.Dd
Meetl.lc D1W people t. alwayatateNt~t~.ac, Olp IWa.ltlon U'GUd tbe lOOm wnBer-
but there•• DOtbiac better t!ltU btJ.ac wttb llld1M UUIIIIU, Mary Alice A,..., IWeo
fri.S., catcbhiJ ap wUb tbtm aDd tbelr Bnbfllt Glorta Olbrbk. Cuol Alla, Kama
acUYittea • • • • I'Uide RJder •:r• ber n -Roauene ud Ml..rpertt. I.DML
AnENTION
IIIIIACLEA N.
IS CARPET SALES
-MI1U CLEAN • COMPLETE SERVICES -
CERAMIC TILE CARPET SALES
DRAPEFN SALES PAINT1NG
WALlPAPER UNOl.EUM SALES LEVlORS
CLEANING
MIRACLEA N ®
Experts ... from floor to ceiling !
640-2700
CBA'M'ING TCXiETHER at a bridge laDCbeoD art, from left, SUt Ap)UI.an, Mary
~ ... Jean Wasson and Adelaide Kl.Dcaley. Mrs. AxtliOD aDd Ml'a. WUIOD were
.. eo-boatesses. (Pboto by JaDiy Berls.)
deconti.Dc will 8000 be tbWdled, tbult IOOd-B"ryOM ldmJnd tbt tlble cellterpleeea,
Dtal ••• tbt bold-up bu bMD tbe c&rpiU.ac. wU1ow buketl Glled Yltla U'J'UIPmeatl of
HtleD Campbell AJI abe II baft.Dc I wed-dried ao.ten ud 1 .. , .. , •.• ltU"'IId tbtJ cUQc 1D tbt p.Mbo at btr BJ.c.Cuyoo bome. were '•played buci tor•• u bridp priMe.
a
CADET BILL HEYMAN IN FIELD TRAINING
Cadet WlUJam D.lfeymao,
100 of U.S. Air Force lila-·
Jor and Mrs. Ralph W,. )ley-
man of 1C17f Tulare ,Urln, .
Costa Mesa. pertleti*ed In
a u.s. Air Force Rtsene
otftcers T= Corps
field traiJdDC eocampmd at MeCbord AFB, Wub. Be
reeel•ed ~~~ntftl IDd small
arms traJatac IDd a.treraft
aDd atrcrew lDdoetrllllaUoD.
He l.a a ltadeat at Ob1o State
UDl.erstg •.
I lost a pounds
ln30da~ •••
••. without
starving I
-PhannaciiJt Dick Wluef' Dal¥Cifr,Cdtui»,.
Pharmac tst Dick Wieser. owner of
the Skylme Plaza Pharmacy m Daly
City. expresses hts o ptnton on the
NaturSIIm Wetght Control Program
As a pharmactst for over
23 years I have seen many wetght
loss products come and g o NONE.
have ever produced the mterest and results that NaturShm has·
Alter seetng the successful results many of hts customers had
with the program. Dtck dectded to try lt.
· I followed the program. taktng NaturSII m twice a day m JUICe
or lowfat m1ll<.aod ate a nQ.C£WI dinner -everunclud_lr)g potQtoes1
I did nvt t r~ve to count calones or hm1t my portions either After
30 d ays 1 had lost a total of 23 pounds -pa1nlessly and effortlessly
I feel ten ver1rs younger'
N.1t t1' <-, P' tS a nutnllonally sound. dellc1ous and easy-to-
follow pr· xl ';tm It does not reQutre spec1al exerctstng , drugs or
shots of any ktnd. And unlike many d1ellng programs NaturSitm
does not call for complete tsolat1on from the foods you enjoy.
Betng a pharmaciSt I have the respons1btlity to provtde my
customers wtth the very best products-NaturSitm is! I would
recommend NaturSitm to anyone w1th a m1nimum amount of
will power Its the eas1est and safest way to lose we1ght that I kno w
of today'
a nutnttonal aid to
health ful we1ght reduc t1on
At finer drug stonts.
Wbat a loYely ~ce lor a p.rdeD ncScllllc. • • •
otbera cbatt1Jic wen CbarlaUe Pattenoo From tbl Bet 81":
(IOC)d llo Y1tU witb ber aca.tD.), Mary A1ID • THE ALLENS, Pat aDd IUcbiJ'c1. Cam-
March, Lorua Dost.U. Allee Dans, Vir-eo Sbores, an borne after a IIIMikltat weH
clab Wrtcbt. lllWt Nledeeker, OUYt Latb-1D ct;! M..u.p were au_,.., by IDIA1
am, Flori Noble, Mlldl'ed Turoer, IJJd Opal people kiln, from all o.er tbt clobel
Mu PellecrtL . Old bom week away flom bome?
Blrtbday talk came OD Wblll we saw Gla-• LATEST LEO. Jtlfre' J1arn.. DeSba-dJI B•m; Mr famUJ always celebrates ur, weJcldDI a 1»1. p1u. )o1Did lldber ud
ber blrtbclly OD tbe Suday cloftat to ber dad. M.U.. I.Dd Larry, ud bJc brotber
Leo blrtbdate --a t..Un atralr at tbelr AleDDISer oa Aac. US, 19'7'7. MMCII ... to
Bal Isle bom. IIDder tbe blc treet. BoweYer, AJ Grud-ma HarrlmiD (tllilt'a GayDa, you
sbe ml.ssed uotbtr Lto party. It wu at tmow) t. eestattcl Well, wbJ DOt?
BYC for bla majuty Btrll. AJaother Leo • GretebtD ud Carl Moon baYe alto
there was ber b.lcbDess Fru JoDeS. been on clOIICS 9 dlrillc •mmer Yll1t of
Wore bridge players arriYl.Qr wert SUe tbelr IOD Rlcbl.rd of Mew York, Mew York.!
Women's club to see
"fantasy on ·strings"
Yrs. Ralph Littlefield,
newly elected presideot, wtll
preside at tbe Sept. 16 lun-
cbeoo meetiJic of the Costa
Mesa Women's Club lo the
clubbouse, 610 W. 18tll st.
Mr. MartiD aod bls'•Ma.r-
tln Mariooettes•• wW pre-
sent· a "fantasy oo strings."
cbaractertsatioos combloed
wltb color, action aod mo-
slc.
Resenatioos may be made
wltb Mrs. P. E. Dempsey.
Mrs. Ed CarUc~ or Mrs.
Frank stoogbtoo.
Florist DeMurl Tosb wU1
praeDt a sUde procram of
'•Flower gardens arowxt tbe
world.. at tbe garc1eD sec-
tioa meettog Sept, 8 In the
clubhouse.
Fish needs
volunteers ·
NEWPORT HARll>R ENSIGN
PUBLISHED WEEJ<LY ·PG. 5
THURSDAY. SEPT. 8, 1977
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
CUSTO.M POOLS
and THERAPEUTIC SPAS
OPEN 7 DAYS.
PHONE OR VI!! OUR SH9Yffl99MS TORAY·
·l%222 SO. HARBOR BLVD .• GARDEN GROVE
!7601 FORBES ROAD, LAGUNA NIGUEL
Anaheim Garden Grove Fullerton
772-3401 750-7665 871-8020
LI(UDI Niguel STATE I.ICEHSE Coastal Area
831-2375 HO. 192237 646-509-4
n
Emblem fetes state slate
Mrs. JobD Saroo. prest-
deot of Newport Huber Em-
blem Club, assisted by past
prestdems aod members,
will honor Mrs. Rowena
Watts, state prestdeot; Mrs.
Rudy Tanking, marshal, aod
otber state otllcers, 1Dclad-
l.og a local member. Mrs.
Vlrgtl Bates, state histor-
t.an, at the Sept. 13 busJneS$
meeting at the Newport Har-
bor Elks lodge.
Tbe Ft.b Orga.ab&Uoo of
tbe Newport Harbor Area
needa •oluDleers for ODt day
or one eYeDI.ac a moatb. Tbe
need 1s tor dUpatcbers wbo
staff the emergeocy pboDe
UDe from tbe1r own bomes
aDd for driven Wbo tnu-
port a perSOD In oeec1 to
a doctor's IA)OIDtmeat or
a cblld to a deabl cUatc.
Tbtre ls &180 a oeec1 lor
drtnrs In tbe moblle meal
prognm .that operates out
of Hoag t.>spltal aocier the
jolDt sponsorship of tbt
Soropttml.stl aDd tbe Flsb
Orga.olsation. VoluDteers for
this program Deed only do-
nate one day a mootb dllrtog
the bours of 11 a.m. ud
1 p.m. Yoblle meal YOlUD-
teers deU•er a bot I.Dd a
cold meal ooce a daJ dllr-
log tbe week to sbut-l.Da
In tbe Harbor Area.
oar
est
aleresl
Mrs. Rowena Watts wUl
ofllclate at tbe lnlttatlon of
new member s. Tbe 1963-4
cbalter membP~s will be
booored aJ¥1 presented with
gifts.
Do not 'accept substttutes NaturSitm tS not sold by any other brand name
Mrs. Emerson Weotzell
ls cba.lrman of Ule refresh-
meat committee.
Flab Is a program spon-
sored by tbeNewportHubor
Couocn of Cl:urehes aDd ls
a UDited Way A(eocy. Any-
one IDterestedln YObmt"r-
Lng s bould call 64Z-60SO or
645-8050.
H1gher 1nterest than com merc1al banks pay plus the
assuranc e that your s avmg s are safe msured by a
Federal Agency A depos1 t o f $1000 or more tn a 6 year
Investment C ertlf1cate y1elds 8 06% annually Or a
$ t 000 Cert1f1cate o f De p ostt A ccount for o nly one year
ytelds 6 .72% Of course. 1nterest ts compounded datly
at Los Angeles Federal Sav1ngs Investment Cer11f1cate
and Cert1f1c ate o f Depos1t savers qualify for a s a fe
depos1t box, JUSt o ne of over 20 m ost wanted serv1ces
avatlable. It's tn you r best mterest to start your savmgs
account today O ne m 1nute and one Stgnatu re IS all
1t takes
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~~~'!fY-m""t=fif'lll ~ "1• t t • 18 Prlv•t• Pools
1
-.V ' a • 3 c ... Tennla Court. ~·1 • 82 Luxurloua
v•~" aun .. lowa, aun ..
•net Roo111a with •
s.na.tloft81VIew
HO'nL A RACQUn CLUB
Sixty-two luxurious bungalows, suites and rooms command a sensational view
1rom a hill-slope in the most exclusive section of Acapulco. Guests may select
unobtrusive privacy. of their own cottage and pool. or sunbathe w ith the "jet set"
at the famous Villa Vera pool and bar, where favorite tropical drinks can be
enjoyed, either in or out of the water.
For fhe tennis buff. three clay courts are available both night and day. For the
gourmet, international cuisine and Me•ican specialties prepared at your request.
For the romantic, privacy and seclusion. For everyone, unforgettable memories ...
THE VILLA VERA.
..------• HOII.YIIOON PACKAM ------.. ~"''w~ .. , .. ,.
S DaJF~L~F~~fiR~,!~H!•:~:e~:e~!.19•70
Air-Condlti~ned ·Double Room with Private or Sharing Pool• Welcome
Drink on Arrival• Full Breakfast Every Day • One full Dinner (for Two)
at ·•eL PATio·· Restaurant • 1/2 Hour Tennis Lesson Per Person • Two
Tickets for "LE JARDIN" Night Club Including One Drink Per Person •
One Free Dally Hour of Court Time • Gratuities
EXTRA NIGHT IM.M ON I.P.
U.S. Reps. JACK HUGEN INT. and HARRY JARVINEN AND ASSOCIATES . ·~· u.s. Natlooal WATTS 1 ~(800) .. 21·0767
~ Write or Phone For Package Rates and
Free Color Brochure
to
TV INSTRUCTION
AT CM HI SCHOOL
Tbe televtsJoo productioa
studio )1st lDstalled at Co-
Mesa blgb sebool ls ooe
of tbe best black aod white
studios lD the COWJty, ac-
cordlog to Terry Cole, nee
prtDClpal.
Teacher Roger ~ey
will use the profeslloDal-
quaJJty system to l.Dstract
studtDts la all pbues of
TV producttoo. locludinc
produ<:t.ac, directtac, Ucbt-
Lag I.Dd camera aDd lOUd
work. New courses will be
developed, to teacb drama,
scrtpt-wrttiog a.nd fUioas
sk:Uls applied to this med-
ium.
Two dbtrtct employeea,
Jerry FefiUOD ·ud Jim
Hofbten, cUd tbe complet.
tnstallaUc. of tbls compiG
system IDd tbenbJ aYed tbt
c11strtct lbout 801 of tM u-
ual LutaH•UoQcosU,aceor-
din« llo Jlm H'"*'wt. cti.rK-
tor of school faellltl•.
BOOK SALE PLANNED
BY BRANDEIS GROUP
N... ud Utd boob
an Deeded bJ tM Oruce
Coot)' eMptef' ol Bna-
de.LI UllftnitJ Mltlanl
Wo••'• Committee tor
tbe book ale lo be beld
IIPrill· ProeHdl wW be co-
aated to ~ Brudlb Va-,,.,..ty ..,n.., ta Wal-
tlll-. Mus., Ud Utd
., Ud .......,. ,. ·-c:att•l~
..,.. ptck-41f ol boob
11 ....... bJ caDJta .......... m -tSII o.r
SSt-1101.
c~~~~r~~~ au a.s n..t-
-...-.. -..TMI
Battr ol Cenll til lllr,
,.. lln.. ,..., ~ ........
All Intere st Compounded Dally
Annual Y1eld
6. 72o/o
5.39%
l. ur rent Annual Rate
$1 000 fo r 6 to 1 0 years 7 3!• 0/o
$1 000 fo r 1 to 2 yea rs 61h 0/o -----------------
Paid day-tn to d ay-out 51/• 0/o
F•,~at fe9ulatt0f\S pe,.,. eart~ wttt;'Orawa 't m tttri'J'I -'''-1.•"'' 'uD•f'(f ll' Sut'SI8"t•a ~~,.,
•" ..Ouc;1•0"
LOS ANGELES
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
Newport Beach
3201 Newport 8~.-ICrOI8 from Ctty Hall • 675-4500
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· HMcl OfttCt lot AI'\Qtlotl Ftc* at Sevlngt and Loen AUOCI8tl0t\
One Wtlahtre Lot Moe'" 90017 • Olhtr on a t throughout· tht tr
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PU8LIC NOTICE
f iCTITIOUS--
NAME STATEMENT
l"U'8LIC NOTICE
n:: I fi ..... BtaMIIB
IIAU ITATIMIIIT
PUBLIC NO T ICE ..,,. PUBI..iC NOTfCE PU8L.IC NOTICE N.B~ ·PERMITS The rouowlar peno. are
dolu& buallleu u: (A) Ml.ro,
(B) l<tro S,Oru, SOJ..l/2
35th St., Newp()rt~lt.CA.
9266S: Rou.JtuMWerJr,,
306-1/2 S51h st., Newport
Bea('h, CA. 9264S; Mlct.tl
F'e~Mrtn, 4708 Teesdale,stu.
dto CJty, CA. 91G04,
no ....... _ ..
.... b ..... u: Olt'MIId
Bar -r ud H)dnoll<o,
5U b1o A" C:0... dol Mar, Oallt, ii!.ii: Goorp J....,.. Car-5U lrla
AN., Coroat. del Mar, CalU.
91U5,
NOTICE TO -JN. TERUTED IKTHI DTATI
OF Lono Nortflol', (lit• <MOOd~
I-MIII
ITATIIIIJIT or ABAII·
DOIIIO!RT OP Iiiii OF' FIC-
TITIOUS B~ 11 .... £
NEWPORT HARBOR EIISI GH
PIJBLISitEO WEEKLY ·P(l. 6
THURSDAY, SEPT. I, 1977
COIQA DU liAR, CAU F.
8-11171 ~rte=TIIT!mkl~ BUIIIIUS
!lAIII: ITATIIIIB!fr .._ llllldiiJI 1D Newport no •fllllllwlll -.. lacriodld .., ftnl -...~ doUc ,...._. ae: Ataco U. Ptrllllt lot Corponte
JObD Gites, addltloD, !iU
Et --. $19,1100,
_lo_,p-To
au -lllorlllld, ""'· tbtr U Cndlton,. ......,... It ...
no ll>l!owtli ....... .....
·-ltlo-ot .... Fk:tltlou Bech111 N&JDe:
'1MMcJ v.·· ttotno..t,Sialte
110, llnport a..~>, CA
PUBL.IC NOTICE
CP--
F'ICTnk>US ~
NAif£ IT ATEIOIIIT
-n Sowlr, 111411;.... Plaa, lilolnloo Co.o .. al-
poJt Blfd., Cool&_, Cal-01>-botwOOD De1lp
-taa7: Doaald S. Plua udlbe bJcbny. This
Thls business is conduct-
ed bJ a geoeral partztershtp.
Signed: Ross Muter Jr.
This statement was ftled
with the couoty clerk of Or-
a!lge County Aug. 10, 1977,
Publish' Aug, 18, ZS,s.pt.
I, 8, 1977, tn the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F-80!27
Tll1l ... 1 ....... -·-eel "" .. ladlvldoal. S,lped: Georp J. Cuaoa..
Tlda statemeat wu tiled
wltb tbe eoulty elerk o1 Or-
anee Cooaty Aug, Z2, 1977,
N>ll.ob: Aug, 25, Sop!, I,
8, 15, 1977, lD the Newport
HuOor Eulc!L F-llG'119
pi-or~lalhl -of ...... NortboJ,Iio-Ctuld. WIIDM lut adclr ...
WU ISOf PiiM&nt A,y .... ,
T.-, II"' J-y, lhal
letttra lelt:un...,. or of
adn:l.iAIItratkl ..... bMat. ..
Aed to Harold T. Norllloy
""" Lorntoa Norllloy
Thurm, Co..Execator•, bJ:
Mereu COIUIIJ Sllrrop.te'•
Court_ a court of competent
),JrladleUoa of t!• Stat• ot
New Jer...,.
-· ,. -------.. -. wu lllld 1o CouiJoa J ... u, tm. 41u w. vt.ara,
WI Sltna Vlo1a, II"''''rt
B•cf>. CA 82HO,
Th1a bllalaua: ftl COII.-
dltettd bJ IG lafiYldal, AJu
'II, Vtetn.
no-... "'.._ .... ...... -.. U: !loUdly Bout, zm E. Coutu..,..,
COI'OQl del Mar, CA t!US:
....ld F, VlA !Ito, 1100
struct. Oraaco, CA ozee7;
.. U1 E. Vu Bat, 1800
stnc.t. Oruc•, CA 12M7.
Tbb baataua ls OOildQct-
ed by Ill aoiocorporatld q.
aoet&UOD otMr tbu a ~
..nlllp, Slpecr: Roaald F.
Van Hee; Mary E. Yu HH.
w-, 10104 VIa Vlctoru, PlrntllwlllltoAII.a&loSav.
Pa!oo Ymllo, Calllorala lara 6 Loaa lor a 2 story
110174. olllco botlhllol oiM!U.
Tb.tl buiiDIII 1a CGN~ct.. FoUowq permits, lD the
td by u lldlridrlal. Slped: amow~t ot $5,000 and over,
Dould S. Woou. wer1 ...._ed $Jrlng the last
Ttd.l ltatemtlll: wu tlltd IWl of Auevst:
wltb tbe couty clerlr; 01 Or.. • CORPORATE PLA ZA ure Coaaty Aaaptt 15, 1977. All ..State Sutngs 11 Loan.
Pmlt.lb: Aucult zs, Sep-No. 1 Corponte Plaza, 2-
tember 1, &. 15, lt77, In story otnce bull ding s hell,
tbe Newport H&mor EllllcD. 16,000 diQ.. tt., Sm,800.
PU BLI C NOTI CE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
P UBL IC NOT'ICE
S..a&145
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tb1l ltaltmeat ns ftled
wUh the eoaaty eltrk of Or.
Ult COUllly Aug, 11, 1977.
PaOUu: Aug, as, sop~.
1, 8, 15, ttr77, 1D the New -
port HuOor Eaotp, F -77521
The foll owing persoo 1.s
doing business as: IslaDd
Marine, 114 Marine Afe.,
Balboa Island, Cal. 92662:
Tbe followiDc pera>D Is
do!Dg bustDea aa; Hobuc~
.162& Newport Bltd., 110,
Costa Mesa, Cal. 926!7:
Mu:lDe Johnloo Koorr, 1626
Newport B1fd., flO, Costa
Mesa, Cal, 92627,
That lbt to!Jowblrc per80D
Is LDdebttd to or boldtrcper.
SODLI property of the a.Jd
decedeot: Im,.tlal Sutocs
""" Loon Aua., 3186 Vto
Lido, Clty ot: Newport
Beach, CaW., Couotyof:Or -
ure County,
PUBLIC N.OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Thb llattmtat wu flltd
wtt.b tbe eouaty cltrlr; ot Or-ur• COUllly Aac. 11; 1rm.
Professtoc&aJ Escrow Ser-
vices, 1921 North Tusttn
Santa Ana, CA9270t,Escro..: Gary D. Webster, 114 Mar-
Ine Ave., Balboa Island, Cal,
92662; F'raoces E. Webster,
112 Marine Ave., Balboa Is-
laJld, Cal. 92662,
This business Is coDcluct-
ed by ID iDdlvtdii&J.,
Signed: Mu1ne J. Knorr.
Tbts statemeat wu fUed
wtth the county clerk ol Or-
~· COWllJ Aur. U, 19'77.
The the utrterslped de-
sires to receln the a.Jd
persooa.l pi'Oplrty or col-
lect the clalm(s).a.Dd tore-
mo•e that coUected or re-
ceived from tbe state of
Calllornta to the said state
where letters testament:ary
or of admlDlstnUoo han
been Issued.
The followtnc per.,M are
dol.ne busi.Dua u : The lr-
YIDe ClubbouH Ltd., 17852
Skypart Bl•d., ln1ot, Cal.
92?14: Ho'ftrd T, Melll,
G•'I Pa.rtDer, 1707 Port
Shetfleld. Newport Beach,
Cal. 92660; Daolel L. Cur-
tis, Gea'l Putner,l955 Port
Sea.bourne, Ne"'PCJt't Beach,
Cal, 92660.
No, 77-0913-DD,
Publlsh: Aue. 25, Stpt,
1, ~ 15, 1977, In the Ntw.
port Harbor Ens ten. P -80586
This business is coldlct-
ed by an Individual, Signed:
Fraoces E. Webster.
This statement was ftled
wtth the county clerk of Or.
ange County Aug. 12, 1977,
Publish: Aug, 18, 25, Sept,
1, 8, 1977, In the Newport
Harbo r Ensign. F -803'12
PU BL IC NOT ICE
S-86132
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME £TATE MENT
1 he following person ls
doing business as: Canaday
&· Associates, Inc., 16781
MUUken, Irvine, CA. 927 14:
Four Sail Properties, Inc .,
Calif. corp., 16781 Milliken_
Irvine, C A, 92714.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corporation Name: Four
SaU Properties, Inc., Chris
Canaday, Pres.
This statement was tued
wtth the county clerk of Or-
ange County Aug, 10, 1977 ,
Publish: Aug. 18, 25 ,Sept.
I, 8, 1977, in the Newport
!!arbor Ensign. F -80208
P U BL IC NOTI CE
S-85839
STATEMENT OF ABAN-
OONMENT OF USE OF FIC-
TITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
The follow!'* person bas
abaodonet1 the use of the
fictitious busloess name: J.
D. Properties, 4539 Rolbury
Road, Corona del Mar, CaJ -
llornJa 926 25. The FtctltJous
Business Name referr«< to
above was rultd In Orange
Coun(Y on Juoe 27, 1977,
Lee L Bromtley, 4539 Rox -~u ry Road, Corooa de l Mar,
California 92625.
This business was con-
ducted by an Individual.
Signed: Lee L Bromlley.
This statement was fllad
with the county clerk of Or-
ange Couoty Aug. 11, 1977.
Publish: Aug. 18, 25, Sept.
I, 8, 1977 , In the Newport
Ha rbor Ensign. F-78068
P U BL IC NOT ICE
S-86140
FICTITIOUS BUS INESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The followi ng person is
do ing business as: Russell
& Associates Sales Consult-
ants, 888 Sandcastle Drive,
Corona del Mar, CaJUornla
92625: Richard f. Russell,
Inc., California COJll,, 888
Sandcastle Drive, Co rona del
Mar, California 92625.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corporation Name: Rich-
ard F. Russell, Inc., Rich-
ard F. Russell, President.
This s tatement 'fls tiled
wtih the county clerk of Or-
ange County Aug , 11, 19'77,
Publish: Aug. 18, 25, Sept.
1, 8, 1977, in the Newport
flarbor Enslgn. F' -80276
P U BL IC NOT IC E
S-86139
FTCTlTtoUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEWENT
Publlsb: Aug. 18, 25, Sop!,
1, 8, 19?7, 1n tbe Newport
P.arbor Enslga. F -80~51
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTmous BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlng persoo U
doing buslness as: Watt
Brady's FUm Co,, It Part
Newport, Newport Beach, CA
92660: Lorra.tne Hamer
2220 Park Newnnrt U03 -~ . .
All persons ha'finr c laims
a.ga1nst the decedtot or an
interest In saJd astate and
wishing to object to such
remonl must ghe written
notice of such objection to
the person or persoo.s Indeb-
ted to, or boldlor persooal
property of, the decedent,
Such ootlce must be given to
tbe person boldlng the per-
so.oa.J property or against
wt.om the claim ls made at
that address as listed above
within: THREE MONTHS al-
ter nrst publlcatioo of this
ootice,
Newport Beach, CA 92660.
This business ls conduct~
ed by an Individual. Stgned:
Lo rraine Hamer.
This statement was tued
wtth the CCJQnty clerk of Or~
ange County Aug. 23, 1977.
Publlsh: Auj. 25, Sept. 1,
8, 15, 19?7, Jn the Newport
Harbor Enst&n F -80810
P UBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATE MENT
Tbe follow!~ person Is
doing business as: 'I'urldng-
ton Business Management:
943 Cedar Place, Costa Me-
sa 92627: Jaclyn JUJ Turk-
ington Lee, 943 Cedar Pl.,
Costa Mesa, CA. 92627.
This business is cooduct-
ed by an indfvtdual, Signed:
J. Jill Turld~n Lee.
Tttls statement was rued
with tbe county clerk of Or.
ange Cou~ty Aug. 12, 19'17.
Publish: Aug. 18, 25, Sept.
1, 8, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -8037 3
P UBLIC NO TI CE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: Ms.
Mintz' fantasy, 114 Agate
Street, Balboa Island, CalU.
92662: Deborah Mae Walt-
ers, 1440 N, CalUornta Ave.,
La Puente, Calif, 91744.
Thls buslDess ts conduct-
ed by an hxU•tctual. Signed:
Deborah M, Walters.
This statement was tlled
wtlh the county clerk of Or -
ange County Aug. 10, 1977.
Publish: Aug, 18, 25, Sept.
1, 8, 19?7, fn the Newport
Harbor Ensign. ~ -80213
PUBL IC NOTI CE
rtCTTTtOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: San Joa.
quln Management and Leas-
l.ng Co., 13922 Dall, Santa
Ana, Callf. 92705: Bryson E.
Hickman, 1947 Port Bishop
Place, Newport Beach 92660.
Th1s business Is COflll:lct-
ed by an lndiYidUal. Signed:
Brysoa E. Hickman.
This statement was rued
with tbe county c lerk of Or-
ange Couriy Aug. 12, 1977.
Publish: Aue. 18, 25, Sept.
1, 8, 1977, 1n the Ne wport
Harbor Ensl.gn. F -803? 1
P U BLI C NO TICE
DHED: July 18th, 197 7.
Lorra.toe Northey Thurm
aDd Harold T. Northey, as
Co-Ezecutors of the Estate
of Lorna Northey, (De.
ceased).
Publish: Sept, l, 8, 15, 22,In
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
P U BLI C NOTICE
S-86199
F1CTITIOVS BUS[NESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: Powell
PatntJ.ng Co., 6100 Edinger
Ave., 1503, Huntington
Beac~ CalU. 92&47: Roger
A. Powell, 6100 Edloger
A•e., 1503, Hu.nUngton
Beach, CalU, 92647.
This business ls collduct-
ed by Ill lodt•tdual. Signed:
Roeer A. Powell.
This statement wa.s ftled
with the county clerk of Or-
a~e CountJ Aur. 22, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 1, 8, 15,
22, 1977, in the N1wport
Harbor Ensign, F' -807H
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-86174
FlCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tollow:ln& persons are
doing business as: F'alton
Associates, 1411 CUff, New-
port Beach, CA 92660: Mary
Kay Kontal, 539 Winston,
Pasadena, CA 91107; Ste•e
R. Kontal, 1411 curr, New-
port Beacb, CA 92660.
Tb.ls busl.otss II: conduct -
ed by a general J»rtnersblp,
Signed, Mary Kay Kon!.al
PartDer. '
Tbis statement was ftled
Wlth tbe cocuKy clerk of Or-
ange County Aue. 15, 19'77.
Publish: Aug. 25, Sept.
1, 8, 15, 19'77, 1n tbe New-
port Harbor EMip, F -80410
P U BLIC NOT ICE
FICTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME Si'ATEMENT
Tbe foUowUJc peraon Is
dotog bustoess as: 1, Am .
con, 2, Amertcao ContiDen-
tal Travel Service, 2411 E.
Coast Hwy,, Suite A, Corona
del Mar, Cal, 92625: Jo-
seph Paul Gibtllsco, 262 S,
Au. 51, I I, Los Aoceles,
Cal. 90042,
This bustneu Ia coDduct-
ed by a llmlted partnership.
Slgoed: Howard T. Melf1.
Tht.s statemeri was nied
witll I be county clerk of Or-
ance County Aug. ~. 1977.
Publlsb: Sept, 1, 8, 15,
22, 1977, in lhl Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -798!M
P UB L IC NOTIC E
CP-4987
FICTITIOUS BUiiNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtnr person Is
doing business as: Ber-
nard's, 3201 East Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar,
Callforota 92625: La Marine
Francatse, a CalUornUCor-
pontlon, 2681 Crestriew
Dr., Ne'lfPQrt Beach, Cali-
fornia 926&3,
This btlslness Js co~ct
ed by a corporation. La Ma-
rine Fnocaise, By: Bernard
Rlgolet, President.
This statemeri was tiled
wttb tbe county clerk of Or -
ange County Au g. 30, 1 9'77.
Professlooa.I Escrow Ser-
vices, 192 1 Nortb Tustin
Avenue, Santa A~ Ca.
9270!, Escrow Jrio,-.72.0808-
WG. ,,
hbi.J.&.b: Set. a,. Ui, az,
29, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -81263
P U.BL IC NOTICE
S-89806
F'fCnTJOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowJ..ne persons ue
doing business as: (1) Daisy
vn Associates, Ltd., (2)Dai-
sy vm Associates, Ud., {3)
Daisy IX Associates, Ltd.,
(4) Daisy X Asaoctates, Ud,,
(5) DtJ.sy XI Associates,
Lid., 4120Birchstreet,Sutte
l ·M, Newpor~ otach, Cal-
Ifornia 92660: John Kon -
wiser, 1907 Bayadere Ter-
race, Corona del Mar, Call-
fornJ.a 92625; Charles J. 01.
a mood, 159 s. Bowling Green
Way, Brentwood, Ca.!Uornla
9J049.
Thls business Is coJXtuct-
ed by a Umtted partnership,
Sl.rned: John Konwiser I
Charles J. Diamond,
This stat1ment was filed
wUh the couoty clerk of Or-
ange County Aug. 22, 19'77.
Pubttsh: Sept, 1, 8, 15,
22, 1977, in the Newport
Hartlor EasigD, F -80695
P UBLI C NOTIC E
S-87338
NOTICE
OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
T.S. No, 621
PUBLIC NOTIC E
S-861S8
S"rATEMENT OF ABAN-
OONMENT OF USE OF FIC-
TITIOUS I?USINESS NAME
Tbe follO'If'lnr perliOn hu
abaDdoDed tlle use or the
Flcttttous Buslotss Name:
'' AliD's Clusic Cars'• at
1601 Don Street, Suite 230,
Newport Beach, CA 92&60.
The ttcH.ttous bust.aessoame
referred to abon was ftled
In Couaty on June 15, 1977,
Alan W. Vieira, 2421 Stern
Vista, Newport Beach, CA
92660,
This business was con-
ducted by an lndlvtdual. Al~
W, Vieln.
TbJ.s statement was ftled
with the coariy clerk of Or-
ange County Aug. 11, 1977.
Publish: Aue. 25, Sept.
1, 8, 15, 19?7, tn the New-
port Harbor Ensign. F -77522
PYBLI C NQTI CE;
F'ICTJTlOIJS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followt~ person ts
doiOC busi.Dess as: Tnvel
Network -Newport Area
Travel, lnc., 4630 Campus
Dr., Suite 101, .Newport
Beach, CA 92660: Newport
Area Travel Joe, Delaware
Corp.
This buslness is conduct~
ed by a corporaH.oo.
CorponUon Name: Ne'f-
port Area Truel, Inc., Dor-
een A. Burchett, VIce Presi-
dent.
This statement was tued
with the county clerk of Or -
ange County Aug, 19, 19?7,
Publish: Aug. 25, s.pt, 1,
8, 15, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Enslgo. F -80642
PUBLIC NOTIC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowtnc persons are
doing business as: Michael
Richards, 3444-A Vla ()p-
orto, Newport Beach 92663 :
Ric r.rd M. Monzo (Michael~
24422 Caracas st., Dana
Point, Cal, 92629; Michael
Wayne licA1115ter, 3444-A
VIa ()porto, Newport Beach
92:)63.
Ttlls bustoess Is col¥iJc-
led by a general partnership.
Slgoed: Richard M. MonJO,
Michael w. McAlllster.
Tb.ls statement was tlled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange COWIIy Auc. U, 1977.
Publtah: Sept, 1, 8, 15,
22, 19'77, in tht Newport
Harbor Elllign.. F -81065
P UBLIC NOTICE
TIM! ubder&lgoed Trustee
disclaims any liability br
a.oy lncorrectness of the
street addresa ud otber
com moo defi«Datlon. U any,
•howa bereln.
• AIRPORT AREA F-80409 -~;;-;;';'7;:-;:;-::;-:;:-::~::.. Bill Lqston, 1000 N,
PUBL IC NOTICE Brlatol, buUding A, fire
s.aeti-4 spr1Alclers, $8,300, also tor
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS buUding C, $13,291, aDd at
NAME STATEMENT 990 N, Bristol, buUdlng B,
The tollowtnc P8HOM are $18,284,
dotQC buaiDeu u: CalUor-• uno ISLE
D1a PI'Oplrtles, a pe.rtDtr-GU Ferguson, 2 story, 1
ship, 1000 QuaiiStreet.Satte uolt dwelling, 113 Via Wa -
lSO, Newport B•cb, Cali-&.ters, $96,600,
tomta 9!660: Frtta Hoela-Moeens Fog, 132 Via lth-
cber, 10000uaustrtet,Statte aca, study on 2Dd story sun-
160, Newport Beach, Call-~-:.:~::>SHORES lorola 92410; Rlcbard Hooc-
lud, 1000 Quau street,Suttt Brady, 209 Canal, 2 story, tao, Newport B•cb, Cali-1 unit dwelling, $83,000.
fornta 92&40, • BIG CANYON
ThJs bulioea Is conduct-Robert Teller, 2 story, l -
ed by a eeo1tal partners hip, lUlU dwelling, 27 Inverness
Slptd: Fritz Hoelscbtr, $373,400, '
This stalemeol 'fts OJed Gwan Ste, addtUon at 6
With tbe coarty clerk of Or-Oatmonl, $18,000.
anee Couaty Aug. 18, 1977. • SPYGLASS HILL
Publish: Aue. 25, Sept, 1, 060Poo. I at 75 Montecito, $8,-
8, 15, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign F' -80617 ,. NEWPORT
BI.Q Stockba.m, addiUon ar
P U BLIC NOTIC E 4912 River, $20,000.
S-86173 • WEST UPPER BAY
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Dr, Spear, 1301 Ga..laxy
NAME S'T}TEMENT Dr •• addition, $18,000.
The followt.ng person ts Dr. Don Bernard, addition
doing business as: Newport at 1447 Galaxy Dr., $10,000.
Sturt'd Roll, It Fa.s.bton Is-* BALBOA lSLAND
laod, Newport Center, New-Ross Salter, addition, 805
port Beach, CA 92660: S. N. Bay F't., $55,000.
K. & D., toe,, c/o Kaplan's WlUtam Donovan. add aM
Restaurant, 3333 Brtstol, remodel, 311 Crystal Ave.,
Co11ta Mesa, CA 92626, $8,500.
Tbts business ls condu ct-• NEWPORT HEIGHTS
e1 by a corporation. Estate of Edward Ptsonl
Corporation name: S. K. J r., 2209 Cll.rt Or ., repairs,
&. D., loc.,Abtahlm Kaptao, $5,000,
Pres. O'Neal & Assoc., 303 La
This statement was tlled Jolla, 2 story, 1 unit dwell -
with the couriy clerk or Or-lng, $87 ,600; also a t 301
ange Couaty Aug. 15, 19'77, La Jolla, $87,600.
PubUsh: Au.r. 25, Sept.
t, 8, 15, 19'77, 1n the New.
port Harbor Enstp. F -80407
P U BLI C N-OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The·tollowl.Qg penons ue.
dolllll busbess u: Newport
Heifbts Travel Sentce, 149
Ri•erstde Ave., Newport
Beach, Cal, 92663: John w.
McMactt.n, 2730 Park New~
port Dr., Newport Beach.
Cal. 92660; Robert McMac k-
In, 2730 Part Newport Dr.,
Newport Beach, Cal. 92660;
Earl L. Lindley, 40?2 Ger-
ma.tnder, Irvtne. Cal. 92715.
Tbls buslDess is cooduc-
ted by a ~tenen.l t.artnersblp,
Slped: EarlL. Llodley,
This statemeri was tlled
with tbe county clerk of Or-
ange County Aug. 15, 1977.
Publish' Auc. 18, ZS,Sept.
1, 8, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Enslp. F -80406
P UBLI C NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tonowtne person ts
dofn& busloess as: Medical
Cl1Dlc For Wetcbt Counsel-
inc, 1617 Westclllf DrlYe,
Newport Beach 92660: Paul
A. Lesaler Med.lcal Corpor-
aUoo, Calllornia corp., Ma.y
12, 1976, U& North Bedford
Drtn, Bt •erly Hills, Ca.
90210,
Thls balloess ts conduct-
ed by a corponttoo.
Corporation Name: Paul
A. Leasler Medical Corti.,
Paul A. Les ller, president.
Tb!s statement wu tlled
with the eouoty cl1rt ot Or-
&111• County Aq, 15, 1977,
Publlsh: Auc:. 18, 25,Sept.
1, 8, 1977, In the Newport
Hut>or Eul(ll. F -110428
PUBLI C NOTICt
PU BL IC NOTI C E
S-86166
FICTITIOUS BUSIN ESS
NA ME STA TEMENT
The following pe rsons are
doine bU&lAess as: Metro
News, 700 Civic Cente r, R-
292, Santa Ana, CA 92'701:
Dav1d J. Concannon, Jr.,
1606 Guy, San Diego, C A
92103; Gerard Corrigan,
4605 Glacier, San Diego, CA
92120.
This business Is corw:tuct-
ed bJ a Umlted partner-
s hip, Signed: Dav id J. Con-
cannon, J r.
This statement was riled
wtth the county clerk of Or-
ange County Aug. 16, 1977.
Publish: Aug, 25, Sep!.
I, 8, 15, 1977, In the New-
port Harbor Ensign. F -80511
P UBL IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: I. Jill &
Jan's Country Charm,
2, Jan's Sewing Circle,
3. Prior's Incorp., 4. Speed
locorp., 130ApteAve.,Bal-
boa Island, Newport Beach,
CA. 92662: Jlll Prtor. 8130
Arroyo, Stockton, CA 95209;
Jaq Speed, 11928lhSt,, New-
port Beach, C A 92663,
This business ts conducr-
ed by a general partnership.
SJped: Jill S. Prtor.
Thts statement n s rued
with tbe county clerk of Or -
ure County Aue. 23, 197 7.
Publlsh: A11g. 25, Sept, 1,
8, 15, 1977, ill t~ Newport
Hartor Eo.al(n. F -80752
•
• WEST NEWPORT HTS, • Nooc .,.Ia!, SOl N,
Newport Blvd., JOelal aer-
flct otftet:tmthlpal, $114,. ooo:
•NEWPORT CEHTER
ln1Ae Co., 120 Newport
Centt.t, autte for Ebasco
Seoices, $34.ttO.
Doubleday • Co., No. 87
Fashion (sl&Dd, book shop,
120,000,
lnloo Co., 12'7 fuhtoo
Island, retall store, $20,000,
Intne Co., 660 Newport
Center. suite for JacQoa &
Kidder, $15,000,
lrvloe Co., 110 Newport
Center, suite lor John Musch
& Assoc., $29,450.
Newport Art Museum, 850
San Clemente, ldtcben, wind
scr een, metal fence, Sl5,-
000. -
• CORONA DEL MAR
Jonn Bibb, remodel at 519
Narcissus, $5,000; eange
wtttl apertment over, 617
Marigold, $57,400.
Marty Jones, addition at
616 Acacia, $7,000.
• EAST UPPER BAY
Ford Aeronutronic, Ford
Road, Install two 10,000pl-
lon diesel tue1 tanks under-
ground, $11,000.
• HARBOR VIEW
Robert Partin, 2700 Har-
bor View Dr., garden and
retaining waUs, $8,000.
Bill Schnipple, pool, 2029
't'acht Defender, $7,400.
Broadmoor Homes, I unit,
t story dwelling, 190 1 Yacht
Defender, $62,730; 1 unit,
2 story dwelling, 1903 Yacht
Defender, $86,880,
J. Vanderwal, 1832 New.
port Hills Drive East. add
room above ldtchen. enlarge
3 bedrooms, $10,000.
KEN FULK TALKS TO
MESA TOMORROW
Or arw;e County F' air-
!(rounds man&«er Kenneth
F'uik wtll add ress the montb-
ly meeting of Costa Mesa To -
morrow this morning, Sept,
9, at the Costa Mesa Cham -
ber of Commeree,
fie Is r~ectOO to tell the
downtown business group a-
ltout plans lor developing
the FaJrgrouDds, and what
th e de•te!o"ment will mean
to ll•e t.us .. 1ess: com munity.
Mr. Fu!k. Is the for-
me! ma.t.ager of the Iowa
State Fair. He became mana -
ger of the couot11 Falr-
fll'OI.Inds ln. C~b. Wasa tn
March ot thls'ye:lr.
FRIENDSHIP TEA SET
FOR SEPTEMBER Z2
The Thursday Morning
Club of Newpo rt Beach w1'1
IM>Id its armua\ frlendsl• .
tea from 2 to 4 p.m. Sep ..
22 at the Balboa Bay Club,
according to Mrs, Dixon J.
~'t'bb, pr esident.
Highlights of the tea wtll
IJe a fa shion show and pri-
zes, Mrs. Jack Srone Is tea
chairman.
Reservations can be made
wtth Mrs. Paul McLellan,
24 Chicory Way, Irvine.
HARBOR VISITOR
If you are a newcomer.
or know or a newcomer to
the Harbor Area who has
not been welcomed, do her
a favor by calling t he Har -
bo r VIsitor between 8 and
I 0 a.m. and &be wlll call
on your friend with valuable
Information and gifts from
friendly business tJrms
whlch stand ready to help
her becomeacqualnted with
her new surroundlngs.
HAR BOR VIS ITOH
PHONE: 646-6107
18
_ The following persoN~ are
doln( business as: El Dorado
R, V, Rentals, 10870 Kal&ma
River Road, Fountain Valley,
California 92807: Peter Bry.
ant, 2806 West Raymar
Street, Santa Ana, CA. 92704;
Terry Bartlett, 4282Sk)'lark
Avenue, lr•tne, CA. 9%714;
Bruce Cooper, 1555 Mea
Verde Drt•e East, 118..(;,
Costa Mesa, CA. 92628; Paui
Dettor, 18902 Goc!IDhO Aft.
ooe, Cerritos, Caltl:tr'Dia
9<1101 ; Richard Zeatstus,
4(;74 btnldl de LuFiol'ts,
Yorba Ll.tlda, CA. 9%$86;
wuuam P. Whltltttct, Jr.,
4165 Locullt AfiDIIt, Loac
Boac~>, CA, IIOIIG'1 .
S-86123
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlDe person are
doh:te busioess as: D 11 B
Denlopmellll: CompaQJ, 2711
E. Coast RlchwaJ, Sutle208,
Corooa del Mar, CA D2625:
This busi.oess ls cooduct~
ed by u IDdiYicMI, Signed:
Joseph P. GibWsco.
On October ~. 1977. at 11
a.m., SOUTH BAY FI-
NANCIAL CORPORATION,
as duly appotnled Trustee
under and pursuant to Deed
of Trust recorded No"mber
16, 1976, as tnst. No, 21097,
ill book 11962, Pile 181, ot
Ofllctal Recores lnlblofflce
ot the County Recorder of
Onoce CountJ,stateofC&U-
fonl.l., WILLSELL ATPUB.
LIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST
BIDDER FOR CASH(po,..,lo
at time of salt Ia lawto.l
,_, of ... u ... ed SlatH)
Slid &ale wtU bt ma.de,
but wtU.OUI carta..Dt or war.
rutJ, tJPrtH or Implied,
roprd... IIIIo, -111011,
or eaeumbnocts, to pay the
nmalol .. prtDeiJII,l .. m of
the 11011(1) oecurecl by aid
Dold ol Tnlll, to wll:
f29SOU4, WUb IIUNat
--u pi'OYidecl .. aid 11011(1~ lcioiiiiCII, u ..,,
CIIOttOI COI.OCMII llh A...,AL
TbU boot-lo eoadocl-
ed by a ,_raJ Jll-rllllp.
~ WUIJalll P. ~
ledp, Jr.
TbU_wu_
-llle-,cwtotOr-
&1111 c-, AoK. 11.. 1m.
Pobiiiii:Aoc.ll,.,l,.t.
~I ~~ 11'7?, lA ~ ... "'JJO't _, Elllp. ,__,.,
Daftd P. DeLIDCJ, 4601
Camden Drtn, Corooa del
War, CA 92625; &bella A.
Detucy, .,, c .......
DrlYt, Coroa& del Mar, CA
9Z625; 0110n llrrutment
Co-ny. • -nlllp
cornpottd ot WIUlam Bta-
roct. rooaral -· 1344 ,VI, &J Anma1, Newport
Baeb, CA Nle.J, ud EdDI
W. Bluoct. .-nJ -r
of 01---Com-PQJ, lU4 W. hJ Ay ....
Hnport 8 .. 1>, CA -.t.
Tll1l l>oot-· .. -t-
ed "" • jDIIt -... lllpod: ~rid P, Dti•M"J. ,.... ~~~~~--... --... _,. dtrt"' Or--c-""'· 4, 1m. Mlllll! AI(. fl, II, ...
1, t, 1m, 1a "" "-rt Hutor lilllfp. F-7tr11
Ttda statement wu Glld
wttb the couatJ clerk ot Or-uro COUllly Aug. 29, 1977,
PabU.: Stpt, 1, 8, 15,
U, 1977, In the NtwPOrt
Hut>or Eaotp. F~81155
PU BL·I C 1'1 QT ICE; at the ouUide ealruce ot
s.t81f7 S522 L&Palrna A,..._ La
flCTITIOOS BUSI!fESS Paltna, Ca.JJ.Jonll, aU rfcbt,
MAllE ITATEIIIEIIT tiUe aDd !ale-ooarl)'ecl
Tbt lollo'lrtlc ,.,..... an to Ud DDw lleld by ft •Dftr
dollo l>o-u: Lorl'l aid Dold ol T,.lll to t11t
Llqllora, 1!100 Nnport P'-riJ' l llllllecl Ia llid
Blod., Cool& -. CaL C-ud Sltalo c~ooe.
tza'l: Dodlo7 B. Rlcb, 1117 u:
B&JIIOrt w.,, ltftpolt A t.-td -1o ud
a..11, Calol Lo-Rlcll, to Lot 115 o1 T-No •
1117 llayport .. .,, llnport 5011 .. "'---
-... Cal, to -·111 p-M 1o
TbU b'"'-t 18 coidact. JO of ll&lceUn .......
ld "" • ~nl ..-olllp. ..... -. "' ltlo _,. llpodl Didio)' B. llkll, ..-rdor o1 llid -,,
n~a ~~~~~-.... moo~ no ---... -.., .-,.d.-tot Or-- -., rs r-. ~· """ 1~. u 00:..:·"" -""*"
1, 15,1rn~·:·:::o!l :"" ... -~== llali>Or 1111p r--1 11npor1 -., c-.
uder tht ttrma of aid Deed
of Tru.t. feu, ctaq:u Ud __ .,llle_ud
ot tbt tnltl crated by aJd
Deed ot Tnlt.
TM~e.ttr-.Jd
Dold of Trull bi-ro .. -.... -.....
11M -......... -Doclanlloe ol DolOIIII """ Dntad ttr au., ..s a
wrtll•-oi-Ud El-toiiiL.no--...... ---oc-. ... 1-to loll ID Ill r_lo.., _,. ......... _
.... ltJlait':ltld.
Dill: fJJh &ar 1, 1m.
IDUTII lAY rDIAIICLU.
COUORATIOII, B"!lon.rd c .........
... _ ... 1,11, u, 1m, a. lite,.. ... , Hutlor .......
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PUeLtC NOTI CE
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOOS BUSDlESS
M.UU: 8T A TEIIEIM'
Tbt followt.llc per.,.. ls
dollc t.a.1 u: S.B. T.
ElhrpriiM, 860 Newport c..,. Dr.,ste.tus, N..,_
port a.ta._ Cal. aMeO: Mn.
IYelJD T.ntr, 1155 Rou-
IDOOI' ToonrD, IAcaa flt11l,
Cal. IMSI.
11dl ~ .... CODdlct-
ed bJ u ladtYidlal. Slped:
EftflD II. Teller.
TbLI lltat.mtat ,.. tlled
wttb tbe COUDty clerk of Or-
up COUDtJ Aq. 31, 1977.
hbU.b: Sept. 8, 15, 22,
29, 1977, lD tile Newport
Rubor EM~p. F -8UOZ.
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followtJic penoDI are
dotDc bultDHS u: A Buyers
Market, 14051 Wf.Ddeor Pl.,
Suta Aaa, CaJU. 9Z705: Pa-
trtcll: Mtel•el RJU. 204-B
La Etperaua, SaD Clemen-
te, Cal. 92672; Jeu Enns
Coand., 14061 Wtadaor Pl.,
Sub. Aaa, Cal. 92705.
Tbll t.1I.Dt1s Ia conduc-
ted bJ a ltm1ted partDerab.tp.
Slped: Jeu E. Coorad, Pat-
n ell: Mtcbael Ryan.
Tbla statemeot was tlled
wUb tM coaaty clerk of Or-
uce ~ Auc. 29, 1977.
PubU.b: Sept. 8, 15, 22,
29, 197'7, lD tbe Newport
Hamor Eutp. F -81218
PUBLI C NOTI C'E
S-89884
FJC'ITJ'IOOS BtJS[HESS
NAME STATE ME NT
1'be foUO'Wlac penou are
datac bust'MHu: IDDonUYe
L-.ndJir, 23901 Sprtc
Stnet, Mlaloa Vie)>, Calt-
1bnala 91S75: Joel o.u
MWen, 1727 Welt BaJboa.
II, Newport Beacb, Calttor-
Dll 9U&3; Terry Scbaeter,
23901 SpJ1c Street_ Miatoo
Vte)>, Caltfoi"Dia 9U75.
Tbls bo&tDeu ll oooduct-
ed bla ~oeraJ partdersb.lp.
Slped: Jmel 0.0 Millers.
TbLI statemeat wu flltd
wttll tbe ooumy elerlt of Or-
UIIf Coumy Sept. 1, 1977.
Publllb: Sept. 8, 15, 22,
29, 1977, to tbe Newport
Harbor EDStp. F -81339
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-898'70
FICTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe toUowlJII per80D 1s
dol.lc bustness u : Ma.rt.De
Vtaou, 174G Marcuertte
An., Coroaa del Mar, Cal-
tf. 92625: KeYiD J. Summer-en. 1746 Ma.rcuertte Afe.,
Coroa del Mar, Caltt.
t!US.
1'bll ballDea 1a eooduct-
td bJ Ill td~. Slped:
KeYlD J. ~mmer.U.
Tb1s statemellt wu flled
wttb the couty elerll: of Or-
up Coa.atJ Auc. 13, 197?.
Pablt.b: Sept. 8, 15, 22,
29, 1977, lJl tbe Newport
Kaltlor Easlp. F -80753
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-89872
FJCTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
TIM fo1lowt.ac peno'D ll doUc ....... , U: Im.
Mdcal CUide, 11114 CaJ•er
Drtft, 1m., CalUoftlla
81'715: • .,.. lMhr Rclbla-
... M.D., 11 Verde, ll"ftM,
Callinla t1'71S.
Tlda ...... Ill Ll oo.llet-
ek bJ aa Ldftdlal. 8tped:
W&JIII L. ...._..,M.D.
T1U ......... 81ld .-M co.tJ c&.n a1 Or-
.... CauiJ Alii. 1•, 1m.
NM: ... e,lt, u.
It, lf'l!, lD tile lf..,.,lt
..... ~ rilL , ..aoat
PUBLIC NOTICI!
•
PU8L.IC NOTI£f
P1C I iiiOUI 8UI
FIC1I'i"'IUU -..• N
leAD IT Aftlllln'
F I • -) ,. t ) '
i (J I r I ~-I ; ~ J r () ~ .. . . : ' : t j t ~l t : ~
'I'MIDIIowii!IPII'-.... .... hd .. 8laln
T auw.. 11a o...e, eo.ea
M-. CA -: JaM L.
BLU.r, ua DDrwt, Colla a&-. CA .... ,_ 14-
lud Blair, ua DDrMt.
CoaMe.,CA ....
'N.I ._..._ ll coaillet-
ed bJ aa llldiYidlal.. Slpld:
lola L. Bl&lr. nu ....._.. ... m.-~
wl*b 1M CCM11tJ clerk of Or-
up COGIItJ AQc. at, 1m.
Pellsb: 8tpt. 1, •• 15, u, 1177, lD tbt lfewport
Harbor Eamp. F -11158
PUBLIC NOTICE
till I
MoUee ll bmlbJcfYeatbat
Imperial BaM, UW SoatJa wea.n ~.., ... , Loa AD-
, ..... ca. !IOOC7, bu me~~.
wttll tbe F ecleral Depo.tt ~
•ruee Corporatloa, u Ap...
pllcatba to EltlbUsb a
Brueb, Wblcb applieatloa
wu aceept..t i)r fU.blc OD
Aarut 17, 197?. Tbe per-
maaeat loeatioD ot tbe pro-
poNd brueb ll IniDe/Nn-
port Beacb Ofllce, YlcbdtJ
of MaeArtlllr Boallftld,
Jamboree RoM aat tbe SaD
otecoFrMfty.
Alrt pei'80D wt.sb1ar to
eommeat oa tbta appUeatioa
may me h1a eomm..U to
wrtuar wUb the Recioa&1
Dtrector ol the Federal De-
posit IDIUruee Corpon&D
at lts Rerloaa1 omce, 44
Moatcomery street_ Suite
MOO, SaD Fraocl8eo, Call-
foi'Dla 94104. If .., peraoo
dealrel to protest tbe rrut-
lllr of UliiiiiPUcatSoa be bu
a~todoaotfbeUlM
a written raottee of h1a IDteat
wttb tbe RecioaaJ Director
wlWD 15 days of tbe date
of tb1l pabUeatlon. Tbe DOil-
eoaftdeaUal portioal of tbe
awUeatioD are oa flle lD
1n tbe Rectoaai Offtee u
put of tbe pt~Uc me m&i.D-
taloed bJ tbe Corporatiolt..
Thil ftle ls aftilable for
ld>Uc l.D.IpeeUoD ~ re-
plar bush~ess boors.
Publlabed ~rsuaat to Sec.-
HoD 303.14(b} (1)oftbeRules
a.Dd RecuJ,atioas of tile Fe-
den! Deposit lulrt.Dee
Corporation.
IYPERIAL BANK, by
Frull:llD N. Rayor, Its Sen-
lor Vtce Presldtmt.
PubUsb: Sept. 8, 1977, to
tbe Newport Rubor EDStp..
PUBLIC N OTICE
S-8N15
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
FICTITIOUS BOSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe fol1owlDc penon ts
dolDc basi.Dta u: Aace1o's
Picture Pl.aaa. SOU A 6 B
Harbor 81Yd., Costa Mtsa,
Cal. 928U: A.Jicelo J. Mar-
teUuo, 16962 Lark Lane,
Huottnctoo Beach, Cal.
92648.
Tbls basi.Dtss 11 eoldlct-
ed by u tdn~. Stcoed:
ADcelo J. Martel.Juo.
Tbis statemeat wu nied
wttb tbe eouaty clerk of Or-
qe CoaatJ Aur. 25, 1977.
Publ1sh: Sept. 8, 15, n ,
29, 1977, to tbe Newport
Harbor Euip. F -80964
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-8i883
FICTITIOUS BOSIN'ESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe ~ PtJ'80Q1 are dolac hnstDMs u: M 6 B
Delert hiOdates, 4W7
OmilctoD Hoed. Coroa del
Mar, CaJ.ti)nda 92&%5: Ro-
bert L. 11111. 4eC77 OrriDr-
too Roed, Coroa del Mar,
Caltlol'llla 9!US; Ma.rsball
L. MeDudel, 8130 Eut Im-
perial Htpway, &alte 111,
El Sepado, CaJ.Uonda
90145.
Tbls baslMM 11 coadlct-
ed bJ a .-.ra1 putDtnbtp,.
Biped: Manlla1l L. McDu-
leL nu etate....-wu m.t
WUl 1M OOIUIIlJ clerk ot Or-
up Couty St~Jt. 1, 1V77.
Mua: Sellt. e. 15, aa,
It, 1m, lD tbe Ntwpol't
But»or E..... F -81S44
•IUIII)A '· AOao ,. Feu IIIII e.,. Ull a.nu
................. fi'CND c. c.,..... .•• ., ......
deltUd eu WMJe U ,..
p&rlred at .u ..._ .a eot
Ganlt. BtJboa lalud. be-
twe.. 11 p.m. Aile· 11 ud
8 a.m. Qc. 14. • .Jeeetb
Seaet Prke, ll, ot 1011-D
Val..cta. Coati W... wu
eqed wttb betic lllllod-
ea.ted IDit ~rderlyat 11:45
p.m. at lllt ud w. Oeeu
Froat, Weat Newport •••
·A $100 martDe ndlo wu
atoiM fJom tbe tile belolc-tac to SbeJJ mater IDe. oa
SbeUmuker laiUd, betw .. a
3:30 p.m. AQc. 12 ud 11
a.m. Aac. 15 •• .Dulal GU-
Wbd, UU E. Bal)()& Bl'fd.,
Balbo&, reported tbat 80me-
ooe pri.-1 open a lock oa tbe
upMIJn beleoay aat toot
SO Items of Jneii'J ftlatd
at JS, 790 80mettme between
8 a.m. Aac. 8 aat 8:30 p.m.
Aq. 14.
• MONDAY, AUG. 15
WOllam Patrick MuiJ)bJ,
Z7, of 4809 Seubore, Welt
Newport, aDd Tbomu Ke-
no Carr, 22, of the ame
addnu, were cb&rced wtth betDc lDtoxleated aDd d180r-
derly at 2:50 a.m. at Bay-
lide aDd Cout Hwy., oeu
tbe beJ brtctce. • .Ma.rtlyn
WitberspoOD Mead, 50, of
zoo Apolea, Balboa IslaDd,
wu arr .. ted tbere at 6:50
a.m. oo a cbarce ol battery
on a poUce deer ••• Gre-
cory Wayoe Patrick, 24, of
621-1/Z JumiDe, Col"'OI&del
Mar wu arretted at b1l
bome at 3 p.m. cllarced wtth
eulltftttJic marl)la.DL • •
Carlo. Corral CeDieeros,
25, of ZUS-A Edea. Costa
Mea, wu cbarttd wttb mta.
demeaoor drunk drlYtnr u
ll:SO p.m. at 320 Plaeeatta,
W dt Slde. • .Joyce Rack-
er't HoDda motorcycle wu
stolea from anuDlockedpr-
ace at ber borne at 3610
Marcus, West Newport, be-
tween 6 p.m. and 6:20 p.m •
• TUESDAY, /..UG, 16
Mlcbael DeDDJ.s O'Sulll-
nn, 23, of 710 W, 1Ztb,
Costa Mesa, wu charted
witb belnc lotoxteated aDd
dtaorderly at 4 a.m. at Hoac
botpital ••• Gary Lee Felton,
2832 Newport BlYd., Celltnl
Newport, reported ~ Scuba
tank, backpack aDd ftre u-
t:1JicaUber. n.laed at $207,
l&ol.a fro~ b1a llome be-
t.... 5 IDd 11 p.m. • • ••
Ka.tbryn Dtue ~. 19,
of ZSZ Vta San Remo, Lido
Isle, sa1fered a siJebt to-
)lry wbea ber car eoUlded
wttb one drlno by Robert
WWtams, 320 Pro.pect,
Newport Helcbta, OD Pros-
pect at 8:15 p.m.
• THURSDAY, AOO. 18
A bit aDd 1'\ID car damaged
a pluter wall at tbe resl-
deoee of Laure Abu-Haydar,
106 NordiDe St., West New-
port ••• Two wt.Ddows were
damaced lD the relldeoee
of Patrtcla Staynor, 1801
Reef Vtew Clrele, Rubor
Vlew HWs, by a BB CUD or
pellet gao ••• Allt.oDJo LI-
cea., 29, AaabeJm_ wucbar-
ced wttb tbe PtttJ tbeft of
two box• of lllYerware
from tbe Sberatoa Hotel,
4545 MaeArtbur BlYd ••••
Delm11 II. Cbeeatt, M, Ca ..
pl.ltraiK» Beach, was ebupd
wttb c1riiDt drtq att.r b.lt-
Uac the rear ol a mo4or-
cycle at Mari.Dt An. IDd
Balboe Ave., Balboa IalaDd..
• FRIDAY, AOO. 19
A 1971 Ford ear wu ItO-
lea fl'oro 4QO Campu Dr.,
rectstertd to JobD J. Mc-
Kerrea, 2520 CUff Dr., New-
port Helcbb ••• u .. of a
BB cun or pellet run wu
blamed for a bole lD a wiD-
dow 1D tiM nadeace of Lacl
Alia PM*oa. 710-1/1 Orebld
AYe., Corolll& del Mar •••
AD latnder ruacted tbe
I'Miduee of~ w. Ba-ar, 1070 Peeeador Dr.,
Weltewr, bat DOtb1ac wu
taaD • • • Two tarqiiO(M
rt1p ft.bled at $1,175 .,.,.
IIDl• fl'om ...... tM b&r
PUBLIC NOTICE Ia tM ......_llotel. f$45
8-Mll K8ICA.rtlllar BlYd.., Allport
FIC'tHMJI BUILNE8S .U., -= to JW t. KI.JB 8T ATIIdJCT YOUI, W..._r • • • A cu drtfH bJ Rclbert E. TIM t:aiJollrtll PI,_.. are Ban, II, o1. 1110 Park .. ..,_ ..... ....,, .. c..-,nla port, .ortlt-s oa Ntw-
Aadr MlllrC-.11tCibrU-port Bhd.. 111 felt .rtb ~~~i= ol. VIaL*, well-of OCIIItrol. crOIIId 4 U. of -. a.c., a Cllllnla cor-Rft'JOI't 81Yd.. Ud o&JM to pont~o~a. 111 c•~ ,._ 011 11a ... llldt ..,. : ::. ~"J:.. Loll ... ,... ... .., .....
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eel bJ a G..n1 ,.,.... tn.~~ frell IIIIIIIU'IP. c.--. n. Allllr ....,...._ ......... ... ~ ....... ..,................. ---,.... ...--.
1"11111 0 ' Ill WU ... VTIIT Ud ..........._
wta .. .-, elirft t1 Or· • UTUIID .. 1, AUG. 10
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c.-w~wtaaotae.r A. BlltJer • • • Mart-
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11'1 Ulld ••• COlla ......
wu tau. to ..., "otp1tal
wttll IDJuiM after betac
stnet bJ a ear dmM bJ
Carol Alia Wrtpt, JO, of
2'775 Mea V mSe Dr •• Co.-
ta w-. WbUe croat.ac Bal. * Bl'fd., 75 f..t welt of
Palm st., Balboa.
• SUNDAY, AOO. 21
omcen IOQCid a ~ports
ear wttb a damapd froat
eDd •r tbe driYer blOb
4 willdows wttb tbe Yebiele
at Newport Imports, SlOO
W. Cout BwJ., Ma.rlDen
Mlle. cuctnr J1,000dlmlce
• • • VlDeeat E. Webb, 19,
of 121-1/2 Urd St., West
Newport, wu ctaarred wttb
calUfttioll of marl)lua at
that add.rea ••• A ea...u.
player a.Dd ponr boc*er,
n1aed at $146, wen stol•
trom tbe ftD of Jam.. A.
O'Malley, 815 Aleppo, East
Bluff, parted at 140 Harbor
IslaDd Dr.
• MONDAY, AUG. 22
Several tllDdred pounds of
tc np steel, valu.-1 . at $75,
were stolen from tbe open
yard ana of Spacemater
Co., 845 w. 16tb St., West
Side • • • Three cr..Pnc
Charley p1aDts aDd 2 ualea
planta lD baJIC1Dr }QII:.ttl
aDd an uDk:Down type plaDt
LD a claJ pot, all ftlaed at
$170, were stolen from tbe
eut aide of ~e baUdtac of
Catalla Collfares, 300 N.
Newport BlYd., Newpoztlb.
• • • ~ $800 eaptaio't cbalr
aDd pad feU fl'om tbe rear of
tbe statioo ftCOG of VlrttJd.a c. Graney, 462-f Dorebelter
Rd., Cameo Sbor•, WbeDtbe
tau pte opened oo MacAr-
thur BlYd. south of Birc h
St.; occupants of a plclt-up
truck stCJA)ed to pick up tbe
cbair and pad, leanne wut-
bouDd oo Blrcb St.
• TUESD~Y, AOO. 23
Two bicycles valued at
$200 wer. stoleo from tbe
prace of Swt.or S. Weyer,
1915 Tradewtods Lane, Bay-
crest • • • Heleoe B. Shaw,
510 Dahlla An., Corooa del
Mar, rep>rted tbe $50 tbett
of a wtre basket of mart-
COld plaDtl from ber rro•
porcb • • • Her nllet eoo-
ta.l.D1nc $163 cash was sto-
len from tlle car of Mary A.
WcCartby, 5705 Seashore
Dr ., West Newport • • •
H. J. Justus, 506 DahUa An.,
Corona del Mar, reported
the $35 theft of a potted
ualea plant from his porch
• •• A ~ r«twood flower
bot. plaoted wttb petua.tas
and begonJ.a.s, was pried from
a fence at tbe home of Hen-
ry R. Eldridge. 17"'1. M.Jra-
mar Dr., Balboa • • • Two
turquoise riqgs nlued at
$175 were ~leo from the
ap&rtmeDt of Jlm K. Erik-sm. 1815 Sbertortoo Pl.,
Oakwood aparttnelh • • •
A thJef pried opea a wlDd-
wtqg to plD entry to the
ear or DaTid R. Re~unom,
%70 Apte AYe., Balboa ls-
JaDd. parted at 7 8 f aslltoo
Island, ta.klQ( a $3,000 mo-
bUe telepboot ••• Joseph
C. McCoy, Z24 2othSt.,Ceo-
tral Newport, reported tbe
$14e tbeft from b1s car of
a tellllis n cltet, gym s borts,
brtefeue aDd I'\IDD1nc shoes
• • • A baJIC1qg TUf&Dy tamp
ftJued at $150 wu stolen
from tbe clubhouse pool
room at 200 PromoMory
PolDt West, property of~
IrYiDe Co. • • A $283 ca-
mera ns stolen from a pa-
Uo d1JdiC room at tbt Bal-
boa B&J Club wbile owner
JobD D. Eldridce, 12'7 Pro-
molltoi'J Dr. w., wu mm-
mlllc • • • A bQrclar stole
e.rreoey, cam en equJpmeot
ud a tape recorder, n.latd
at $M5, from tbt resJdeoee
of Robert w. Obrdorf, 500
35tb St •• West Newport •••
A Ponebe sporta ear was
ltolea fJom 300 Newport
Cuter Dr., bekNicinr to Jo-
eepb P. Flaherty, lNOWlDd-
ftld LAM, Baycrut.
~ •• ,., ... u.. ..
... 114 Ollal ....... .... a--. ,........ till $100
t:Me of a ~ID-...S. ear
cotW boat ,.,. car puked
la troll oiMI' ~e •••
A bllqlar dlapd tbeel~
trie pnp door OptMr ot
Doe A. W&Jd. 111 S4tb st.,
Welt Newport, la lorellc
tbe door opea to 1t.ea1 a
$1?i.t5 bicycle ••• A $150
bicycle wu •• from tbe ranee ofFredN. Tomueet,
l61t-1/Z W. 8al)o& BlYd.,
C.uai Newport • • • A
burcJar MUebed e•ei'J
room to tbe boG1e of Fred
J . Todd, 811 E. Bay An.,
Balboa, ta.k1llr a $40 wateb,
$3 lD cub Ud 5 traufu-
ten • • • A $i0 bicycle
ud $10 beach towel were
ltolea fl'om Carols. Dld:eJ,
120 MulDe AYe., Balboe ls-
laDd • • • Ftatar tacll:le
•ahaed tt $1,!55 wu atoleo
from tbe boet '•Queeo a:·
moohd at 1'735 w. Coast
Hwy., YarlDeH Mtle, ~-
1oQcial to WUUam W. Al-
Yord, Lapa Beacb • • .
Derek D. NlblD, 121 Vta
V eDelia. Lido Isle, lost a
$1,113 watcb, $90 eamen
and Nl currency to barg-
lara • • • Teresa Hardin,
755 Prom<*ory PolDt Dr.
West, nported tbe tbeft of
ber ear.
• THURSDAY, AUG. ZS
Gai'J R. SluU. 28, ot
22'74-A Placeatta AYe., Cos-
ta Mea. wu arrested at
Puk Newport, oo a cbaqe
of theft of $800 cub from
tbe Balboa Bay Ctub June SO
• • • John P. CODD01e, Z244
Port CarU.le, Rubor Vlew
Homu, ftiJOrted tbe theft
or· a $450 teat eoclolun
for the side ol btl bat cam-
per aat a $35 lam.moct •••
A $35 borltp)wer outboard
motor, clalD &Dd lock were
stolen from the boet of Rua-
sell V. Mou, 645 B&ystde
Dr., a $1,110 loiS ••• A
$5 wallet eoataJ.ntng $510
cash wu ltoleo from W.
Loolle Vtnct. 1000 E. Oceao
front, Balboa.
"Give litht Mel the d..ttne~~
*ill cthepfM•r of itself:•
Er.nus
'
ROBERT G. SCHKTDT, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W11Uam
V. Schmidt of 1805 E. Bal-
boe BlYd., Balbo&, bU en-
tered bls ftelbmu year at
the u.s. Air Foree Aeade-
my, Colorado. He t.s a 1977
graduate of Newport Hubor
hlgb scbool.
BETA SIGMA PHI TO
MEET HERE SEPT. 12
Newport Haltlor Area
CouncU of Beta Slgma Pbt
Sorority wtll bold lts ftrst
meetiDc at Gleada.le Federal
SaYi.Dgs, Newport Cemer, at
8 p.m. Sept. 12~N~ly elect-
ed preside !It . ~ (Mel)
MWer wtll preslde. Assist-toe the pres1deat 1a tbe oew
ueeuUn board: Yice-l)resl-
dent CODDle (Rlck) Sallors;
reeordtnc secretary PbyUls
(Lewis) Eldridge; corres-
poDdlDg secretary Sallle
(stu) Justl; treuurer Sa.ody
(DoD) ftuhD.
Tbe meetiDg wUJ estab-
ll.ab goals tor charity tuoc-
Uons and tuDd ra.lser for the
ensuing year.
AWAKENING GROUP
AT THE NEWPORTER
·The musical and show
group, ''Awakening,'' ts now
aweartag lo tbe Lido louqge
at Del 'Net*J's Newporter
IDD from 8:45 p.m. to 1:30
a.m. Tuesday through Sa-
days.
The group locludes lea-
der Bob Sherman, who plays
5 keyboards, the elartoet
and saxophone; lead male
Yocalist Pete WUson, play-
tog guitar and trumpet; Ran-
dy Gaugben. leader bass and
trumpet and ciodll.lng OD pt-
a.oo. guitar and drums; Jlm
Eskew, peJ'Q1Ss1on tnstru-
. meals, and Dudellest~
son, •oeallst.
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• 'I"UDD.AT, Alll,. a
llotld L. a.-1m ,... ...... ,.....,... ...
-..... ...,. "'&pllarud _,_ ... ....,..., ...
flwlle'l's_...,s s.o.--.. -.. ........ Ford,--r Blt'd, , •• A bupar •rot.
&lock ... -.. piA
.. I'J to o..--r Parta, IHO Hullor BIYd.,
laldlc 1lCliUoc ..,._lor
a motor •tlllele ftlltd at
$311.15 • , , J-e Cop-
ria, M4 Vletorta St., com-
plalaed ot 1 .. $100 bal'(lary ot a Gtrmao Lacer .!2allto-
maUc pistol, neordl aoo
Doo:IUo, 111-A -lt., . ···-lou. • SUXDAY, AUG, Zl
Cary M.,Moru_!O,tntne.
-..... ed wllh'dnotllri-YII: at Saola Aaa ........
CoMa Mea St, at lJ:SOa.m.
, , • A $U5.6S biCJdt ns
Slolea trom the opea ranee ot Aanetl.t D. lUcks, 1915
Ayoa St.; Glenn M. Hicks,
arne address, reported bJs
$174.60 blcJcle atGlen trom
ll'le tnm locker room at
Costa Mesa bleb ac:bool •••
A buqlar stole a piUUc
)l.r contatntnc about $8 in
pennies l.Dd 4 half..dollars
from the lh1ng room of AA~
thooy E. Burt, 2082-B Wal-
lace Au, •.• Jobn S, Des-
aens, 16, otsot6 Klllybroote
Lane, was Iaten to Costa
Mesa hospital wttb ln)ules
sultered In an aecldeot on cooudge AYe., 69 feet south
of Austlo St., ..tllle rldlng as
a peasell(er ID a car driven
by Da.aleJ J, Clemeots. 23,
of 2166.0 Maple st. . .. A
buratar rtmond a screen,
lltted a wlodow aoo reached
into the bedroom of Steven
E. Schaeffer, 118 Albert Pl.,
laking a wallet with ldentt.
ft catloo papers am about
$200 cash; $70 currency had
tieeo stolen 10 days earlier
••• A burglar pried open
a bath room window to gain
entry to the residence of
Henry M. ValeDZuela, 139
Albert Pl., taking a double
barrel 12.gauge shOtgun, a
.22 caliber automatic pistol,
a 7mm magoom rtne aDd
about $60 In currency •••
C nlg £. Hendershot, 998
El Camino Dr., lost an un-
determined quantity of coins,
bken from the roiD boz of
a wash!~ machine In the
laulldry room.
--......... at lllat addnu •• , A baqlar tor-
etd a Uftac room door to pia'-..... __
dtoee ot Doa Petl'lltd1Dt,
Z!SIS Eldla Aft,, tular ~•
jar ot -" aad ---curnDCJ ••• Cub toh"nc
$275 ..,., lllten by a blrc-
Iar from a tltebtn &OYer-
ware drawer Ia the Abru-
u Muaare Parlor, l7SS
Fullertoo An • , , A .tapJe
run. tool& and l bullders
uWtty leather belt made up
the $Z60 tbeft from a •ehlcle
of Sea Coast&.IUdJ.acSullPlY,
1651 Placeat1a Ave •. , •
A bicycle was stolen from
Kelly Sue Golsarry, 1935
Ora.oge An, • , , A $ZOO
turquoise aDd sUnr rt.ng was
stolen from tbe car of MI-
chael E. Howsley, 632 Sty.
Ylew Lane, parked at 630
Paulartoo AYe.; a door latch
was broken to pin entry
• • • The right rear wtodow
was smashed fn the car of
Harold B. Dunlavy, 787-C
W, Wilson St., but notht~
was touod mlssll'€ , • ,
A $112 bicycle was stolen
from the prage of VIctor
P. Me AUster, 3078 Trtntty
Dr .••• A 1971 Mercury
Comet car was stolen rrom
the used car sales lot at
Nabers Cadillac, 1425Baker
St. , • • Susan L. Stolt!,
14, of 117 Yorltsh.1rt! st.,
was taken to Hoag hospiW
wtth Injuries suffered when
her bicycle was Involved In
an accident with a hU and run
car on Placentia Ave., 260
feet south of 17th St ••. ,
A purse with contents valued
cash.
• THURSDAY, AUG. 25
~t $1!50 eaab In apll.s~
tlc dnYer was stoleo from
a sentee lslabd cub reg-
Ister by the occupula of
a ear, wbo fled the ac:eoe,
attelldlnt S..yam Na,Wa told
omcers; tbe tbeft oceurnd
at tbe G ' H Aroo station,
1898 Newport Bl•d., at 12:15
a.m., while be was busy 1D
a back room , •• MJehael
R. Collen, 25, ot 665 Park
Dr., was charted with dnank
drtvtoc at Harbor Blvd, and
Bay St. at 1:45 a.m. , • ,
Coins were stolen from 2
plrOa.U maeh.Joes aOO a juke
box, drawers beinl pried
open, In the Otrtce Bar, 1728
Newport Blvd.; the burglar
pried open a rear door to
gato entry • • , A thief
used bolt cutters on a ebaln
to steal a $250 mo-l)ed bi-
cycle from Michael Moul.
too, 1300 Adams Ave., from
where It was secured ln a
walkway 1n from: of the door
••• George R. Grose, 1910
Whittier Ave., reported the
burglary of a TV set and
S-45 1n currency .• , Kelly
Sauacool, 16, Placem:ta. and
a passencer oD her mo-ped
bicycle, Mara Blsceglia, 17,
F'uliertoo, were lakeD to
Hoag hospital wttl'l ln)Jrles,
following an accident at 18th
St. alld Newport Blvd. with
a vehicle driven by Eric
S. Hanaver, 42, of 3-45 Uni-
versity Drive.
• FRIDAY, AUG. 26
at $1,155 ns taken from a
closet lD the ottlce of
Katherine T. Krauss, 1957
Newport Blvd ••• , Wayne
E. Fahrbach, 2!1, of 744 Vlc.
toria St., suffered minor in-
)Hies to his left arm and
neck when a man came up
beh.Jod him outside 1943
Placentia Ave. at 11 :30 p.m.
and attacked hl.m wtth a base-
ball bat.
• WEDNESDAY, AUG, 24
A burglar cut a screen
door to gain entry to the re.
stdence of James Gurga,
2775 Mesa Verde Or, East,
taking a $425 stereo system
and $300,27 ln cash ••.
Joseph s. WllUams, 16, of
97-4 Cheyenne St., com-
plained that a plck..pocket
bumped Into him at 3333
Bristol St., laid~ his wal-
let, which eonta.lned hlsCo&-
ta Mesa Pollee Dept, E•·
plorer ldentlfleatlon card
and a temporary driver'&
license . , , DaYid A. Rosen.
sttel, 1467 DeauvUie Pl.,
reported the $275 burglary
from his garage of about
• MONDAY, AUG. 29
Hand tools nlued at $350
were stolen from the truck
of John P. McNamara, 920
Coronado Dr •• , Charles
N. Slaughter, 1506 Vtvlan
Lane, Harbor Highlands, re ~
ported the $12 burglar}· of
quarters, a coin bot pried
open on a washer-dryer In
an apartment complex at 203
Ogle St •••• A customer
nottlled a sales clerk of
seeing 2 men take 4 coats
aoo walk out of the custo.
mer entrance of Sears, Roe-
buck Co., 3333 Bristol St.,
and leave In a ear; the loss
wu estimated at $225 •••
Barbara F'. Man.., 647 Joann
St., f.eported the Sl,l67bur.
glary of a color TV set,
antique ramtly sUver nat~
ware set, 2 stereo speakers,
a radio tuner, wrought Iron
hanging tamp, tape reco r-
der, plus stalnJess steel n at-
ware.
45 cassette tapes am 40 feel
of rope • , • An $850 camera
with accessories was stolen
from the Camber Fatrl~
Co:.t.. 711 W, 17th st ... ,
A TV set, stereo equipment,
scroll saw and partlallydls-
manUed sliding .. ...o~.ss door
made up the $<180 burglary
from the restde11ce ot CIa-
mUle Istre Jr., 596-B Jo.
ann St. • , A burglar stole
$230 worth of automotive
tools and testing equipment
from the garage of Dale c .
Worley, 2849-A Lemon st.
• • • A power bead pipe
machine on a tripod and a
50-foot ertenslon cord made
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"Give me allofyourbones
In a brown paper bag,'' stated
a mao displaying a lallte h:lDd
gun to clerk David S. Dalton,
20, lD the U-Tote-M market,
1913 Pomona AYe, at 1 a.m.;
the clerk, alone lo the store
with the band..! I, sur.
reDded about $200 cash, and
the suspect fied on foot, de-
scribed as being In his early
20s wearing a green jac ket
aod dark pants •.• A 1962
Buick car was stolen from
Carol Ann Overcash, 2525
Elden Ave.· ••• Four Ures
and wheels valued at $400
were stolen fro m the sports
car of WUUa m A. Henry,
2881 Bristol St. ... Three
rlogs valued at $339 and $6
in currency was the burglary
loss reported by Patricia R.
Smith, 1300 Adams Ave ••••
A neighbor reported the
burglary of the residence of
Edna Channess, 2123 Union
Ave., on vacation, with any
loss unknown ••• A burtlar
broke a locked window to
take stereo speakers, a clock
aod silver coins from the
residence of LaVonoe R.
Olson. 3196 Chemln De Fer
Way, a $375 loss .... A
girl, 12, was charged with
the burglary of $6,50 from
the apartment of Thelma R.
Vale%, 1046 El Camino Dr.,
lncludtng $1.50 from a ptggy
bank ••• A $225 asparagus
plant In an earthenware pot
and a $75 earlla plant In a
ceramic pot were stolen
from In front of the Antique
Cente r, 1996 Newport Blvd,
• • • A noor jack, 2 air
criJ:ders and 2 batteries
up the $982,90 theft from
c. C. Cole Piumblng and
Heating, 2280 Newport Blvd,
••• An M.80 firecracker
with a partially burned tu&e
was taken from the mall boz
CUSTOMER SERVICES AUGMENT
HIGH EARNINGS AT LFS
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ADDR ESS .... , .....•••••.............. ,
CITY .......•... , ...•......... ZIP .....
SEND IN JHIS ORDER WITH SS .OO TO,
NEWPORT HARBOR EHSIGH
2721 E. COAST HWY ., COROHA DEL MAR
Plus Specials Sttvtd Monday thru Thursday
(Fridty, S.turdty & Sunday 'til& P.M.)-Excluding Holidays
sp,~lalsj'"'''desoup or salad, choict of baked potato or riCB
REO SNAPPER ....... , , 3.45
MAHI MAHI ........... 3.95
GRILLED SEA BASS .... 3.95
TOP SIRLOIN STEAK ..• 4.25
NEW YORK STEAK • , .. , 4 .95
LOBSTER TAIL ........ 5.95
~~~~ STEAK AND LOBSTER .. 6.95
,j varietitJS of supsrb seafood 11id b11f dishn
Loncloooo •VIII uily 'tM 4 P.M.
l'rlwta hrty Facllltieltt JIIG
3101 l . COAST HWY ., CO..ONA DU MAfll
IUI!fiJVATIOHI f7141 f7a.oeoo
11271 tM'V
of Nola l Klrkpatrlck, 2128
President Pl., tor disposal
••. A prospective car buy.
er test.drtvtng a car from
the car lot of Jack H. Mac-
Gregor, 1985 Harbor Blvd.,
stole a $600 camera, $200
Colt AS hand gun and a
$300 box of tools trom the
vehicle •• , Carole S. Ma.
thes, 27, 968 Mission Dr ••
was charged wtth drunk drt-
rtog at Baler St. and Men·
Drive.
• SATURDAY, AUG. Z7
A burglar broke a tront
door lock to gain eatry to
the restdeoce of Nancy A.
Otis. 3163 College An .• ta-
ldne; a $250 semt~automa
Uc ,22 riJle wtUl scope, aD
$85 western stJle lanyard
slide wtUl turwolse stone
mJ a $5 bUI • , • A lhltf
stole $62 in currency from
tbe purse of Roberta M, Ray,
237 .C E. lsth st •• wbUe sh•
was asleep ln ber apartmelll:
• • • LaDC:e L. Htuers, 1 US
Meyer Pl., complatDid that
tomeooe broke a $25 win~
dow wtth a rock at 920 Ta-
III.D& Pl, to tnter the car-
... aDd ~teal a $115 aer ...
door hom Us tneU •••
llorlal ... alClll ........
cUmbtd a trM to ,..cb a
boiOOOJ aal -rod a bed· __ ...........
--at I"'IIJO Aoder--.ttll ........aw.,. laldlc J ,... , .... ..-nto Ull."--·"' -•• , A loorstar Clll a
...... ·-lock_ .......
boll at ...... --· IIPI player,~ 111M~..,.,
... ..--..... 11.
Mrs. Jones avails herself of the expert help of Laguna Federal's
counselors in planning a profitable savings program. She saves time and
money by taking advantage of many other services, including these:
A NOTARY PU8UC
notarizes her signature
TRAVELERS CHECKS
are issued without charge
DISNEY FILMS
are available for the asking