HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-09-15 - Newport Harbor Ensign'Lo for Soviet aHack on Israel'
··LOok tor tbe comtDc IDYulooof Israel
by Ra•la. Tbat wW trtaer the ebain
Of eYeatl ~sled 1D tbe Blble,brtnc-
lilc lbOIIt tM retum of our Lord Jesus
Cbrtst to M'•Usb Hta everla.sUDg Jdng-,.
dom.''
Tbls Ia a capsule summary of a 2
part sermon pven by Pastor Chuck
Smith of Calvary Chapel, Costa Mesa,
on successive Tburaday evenings.
The first message on prophecy was
given 2 weeks ago at Calvary Chapel,
which was fllled to overflowing; many
had to listen by radio 1n their cars.
The ConveDtlon Celier In Anaheim was
selected lor the eoncludlng message
last Thursday, and the 9,000 seat Center
was fllled to the rafters.
A large sip Dellr tbe spe~ur'a podlu m
set tbe tbeme lor tbe propbetle serler.
••JESUS IS COMING --SOONI"
''We can't set a date tor the comtnr
agafn of our Lord,'' Pastor Smith said.
'•But He can come real 80011 --He
could even come by the eod oftbls year.''
Pastor Smith reviewed the many
Blbllcal prophecies of the seeODd com lug
of Jesus and pointed out lmport:amworld
events that will one day set 1D motion
the drama of the last days. * • * • * •
The Old Testament book of Daniel
records prophetic events 1n tbe history
of Israel covering a period of 490
years --all in the future at the time
of Daniel; 483 years have already been
fQJfiDed, up to the eruclflxlon of Jesus. Tbere wt11 be a m~ In 1980 to
At tbat Ume, God's time-table for Israel ratUy the memberabip of Greece 1n the
was baited. The last 7 year period In Common Market.
the 490-year history of Israelis yet in Revelation, the last book of the Bible,
the future. The Atlftllmeli wm come says 1n chapter 13 that in those last
In tbe 7 year tribulation, when God days, no man can buy or sell unless
wW again deal wlth the nation Israel. he has the mark of the Beast 1n the
This wW complete the prophecy 1n right hand or 1n the for.ebead. The
Daniel, ''br1ngl.og 1n everlasting right-technology that makes this possible is
eousneu, and anotottng the Most Holy.'• already here. A laser beam method bas
In tbose 7 years, there wUl be revela-been perfected for quick branding. Thls
Uon of the man of sin, the son of perdl-could be the method that wtll be used
Uon, tbe AnU-Cbrist. He wtll come upon by the Anti-Christ. We are now ln the
the scene after the reVived Roman age of the computer, which makes pas-
Empire wtll bave attained the prophesied sible a society without money. Arrange-
number of 10 naUons. There are 9 ments already exist in Europe for ex-
European nations oow in the Common change of goods by electronic tund
Market, aod the loth is about to join. <ruA" To THE LoG. PAGE 21
--------oFF10AL MEWRPER Of lltl OTY OF NEWPORT IEAat------~-·
Schmitz sues
Younger to
o.k. petition
Former Congressman
John Scbmltz of Spyglass
H.Ul anoouoced Tuelday that
his TupaJeU Sebool Re-
toi'1JI c ......... .u.s
suJt lo the ltlte ,stlpreme
Court aptnst atate AttoroeJ
General Evelle You~er ln a
dispute over an antl-bussJ~
petition campaign.
Last week, Mr. Youoger
ruled that the proposed
lnltlatlve ballot petttton ls
lnvalld because lt does not
restrict Itself to one sub-
ject, as reQUired by state
law. The peUUon ts aimed
at prohibiting racial bassi~,
but tt would also ban teacher
groups from cootrlbutlog to
political campaigns, and
would ouUaw teacher
strikes.
At a press conference in
Los Aogeles, Mr. Schmitz
accused Mr. Youoger of llo-
loc up support from teacber
unloos. The attoroeJ gen-
eral ls expected to run for
the Repqbllcan oo mination as
go•eroor out year.
Mr. Schmit& sale! his law-
wit deala onlJ with the ques-
tion of whetber Mr. Youacer
had lep.l authority to raise
the '•one question rule'•
ap1Dst the peUUon at Jbll
stage of the proceedlocs. He
called Mr. You•er•s acUoo
"cruel and costly."
PANCAKES ln the park wUJ be offered Saturday morning
wbeo the Newport Harbor Exchange Club holds its annual
pancake brooch tundralser lo Costa Mesa's Lions Park.
From 7:30 unW noon, Exchan(ltes wlll serve pancakes,
sausage, )lice, mUk, and cot1ee. Proceeds go to the
c lub's Community Service Fund. GetU~ ready to put up
tbe s~n lo the park are. from lett. committeemen Phil
Sulllvan. Carl Artbofer aod Vic Caronoa. A music concert
and door prlze ra.tnes an also planned. (Ensign photo.)
CM planners o.k.
etdetty housing
A 3-story. 75-oDlt sealor
cttlzeos bousl~ develop-
ment, a federal HUD-spoo-
sored proJect. at the soutb-
eut corner of Park Ave.
and Center st., received the
appronl of the Costa Mesa
Planning Commission Mon-
day night. with the gnuiq
of a zone exception permit.
Robert Coles, 701 w. 16th
St., Costa Mesa, wUl bulld
the proJect. He said lt wu
the second sochprojectbeq
built ln Oruge County. It
wUl ban a denstty of 51.4
units per acre. Tbere wW
be a garden where seoior
citizens can raise the1r own
Yegetables or flowers and
waltw'ays where they can
exercise. The ooe-bedroom
uDlts will bne ftre sprlak-
lers, and S new ftre bJdrlllts
wUl be LDStalled to protect
the area.
Tbe Costa Mesa re-
development agency re-
quested the zone exception
permtt and project appronl.
Tbey will take action on
1t at their Sept. Z1 meet-
log.
A ftnal development plan
for 54 at.arle-famlly detach-
ed bomes oortb of SaUnas
An. and welt of Sad& Clan
AYe. wu awro•ed tor Dana
Smttb llooc wttb a 57 lot
IUbdtYllioo. Tbe 3 eltn lob
wW be usedforpart, veblcle
parld.Qc lJid reere&Uon.
A membership sport and
recreation club at 1670 Sun-
n ower Ave. was approved
for Sunllower Associates,
4299 MacArthur Blvd., Afr.
port Area. ·A 12-unit apart-
ment complexat 369 Avocado
St. was approved tor Peter
Hubinger, 4709 Dorchester
Rd., Corona Highlands. lt
wW conaist of 4 two-story
buUdlogs. He was given
approval for eltber carports
or garages for the project.
A zone exception permit
for a 1750 square-toot com-
mercl.al bulldl.ng at Z209
Fairview Rd. went to
Clareoce Boardman. 1836
Port Wheeler Pl., Harbor
View Homts.
The CltJ planning stalfwas
ordered to prepare a speel-
ttc plan for property south
of Sunflower Ave. and west
of Bear St. A petition to
re10ne the 4.61 acre corner
trom agricultural to plann-
ed de•elopment restdentw.
medium density hadbeenre-
cetved from Henry M.
Roberts Jr., represeutlng
Pbllllps, Hutton of Studio
CltJ. The 1a.Dd ts included
lo tbe 141t1aUve peUUoo be-
loc circulated by the Nortb
Costa Mesa Homeowners
Assn., caliLDc for an elec-
Uoa to mate the land a vall-
able oalJ for low-deutty
•iDcle-tamlly uae.
Mr. Scbmitl, who now
teaches at Santa Ana Col-
Ieee, "'' a Calltonda state
stllltDr from 1Mt IIIIW
elected to C0111reu lD li70.
Ht wu dtfelted by hdr ..
Hlnlbaw ln the Repablleao
primary J.o 19'72, ucs ru
for pr111MIIt on tbt Amerl-
cu PutJ Ucktt ln 1974.
In 1976, be lost a Coacres-
sional primary elect1oo to
Robert Bldham. Betty Fessler is named
PAT BROWN GuEST senior citizen coordinator
OF LOCAL DEMOS
Former CalJI)rldaGoYer-
oor EdmuDd G. (Pat) 8rowD
wW be tbt pea ol boaor
and ..,.U..r s..a,, Sept.
25, a eo 1 p.m •• at tiM Ntw-port Dtmocntlc Cblb oat-
door cociiDU p&rtJ at tbl
bome of Joe.e aDd JobD
Canoa lD Corola del Mu.
Spec1&1 ,.... wtll be Aa-
..... ,... lro. Cordon. o..u ......... udiUdliard ltd)&-. .... DtiMefttk
Woee'• c~ Alkt
TrnM; • .,...,. u..rer
.1.ort1ta Col1lilr, ud FrUit
But.ro, c111.1mU ol De
Oruct CoatJ DetaocnUe
Cllln!Co..atH. ror n•...._ eaU
Lut .. 'Mt.ate,or v...-.kelf.lll-tl•.
M1·a. BtttJ Fessler, wbo
hal e~perteoce 1D tbt Gekll
of •nlll. adiDIDUtl"ltba,
famU)' MMMJI._ IDd te&eb-
1111, wu •med tbls wMk to
be coordiMtor of tbt Outa ..aor CIUHD CtahJ' lA Co-
roM delMar.
Mra. Pealer. 54, II a
rtlldtat ol Lldo P .... .-11..
Htr D1W jab, ftieb pap
Jut Ottr tu,ooo a ,..,.,
wW lDcllde OfWI1l adlniD·
a.tradoa of tM ... lllllor
c.tl&er It Futll ud Mu-
,..rt ... n. Clllltiu, .., la ac-n·
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THE NEWPORT HARIOR
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. 30TH YEAR, MO. 5 fiRST SI!CTIOH 'THURSDAY, SEPT. 15, 1977
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COSTA
I • MESA
PHOM E: 673-0550 CDIDMA oe. .u-. CAUr.
UNCHAIN BEACH,
SAYS N. B. COUNCIL
Property owners aloog
Balboa's Edgewater Ave.
were told again Monday that
they must tab down their
Wife cited
in stabbing
A Coroila del Mar woman
races assault charges this
week ln tbe near-fatal stab-
bing or her lmsbud.
Ray Achoa, 424 Mar-
cuertte, ls recovert.Dc at
Boac bo8p&bl, after be1Dc
nmond from the erttk:al
Ust. He wu rusbed to tbe
hospUaJ early last Thars-
day by Newport Beach para-
medics, who said tbey found
!lim on the floor of his borne,
bleedl~ from a butcher Iallie
wound near the grolo area.
Arrested ln the stabbl~
was his wlle, Beatrice.
Newport police said a
domestic argument had ap-
parently triggered the
attack.
chains, fences and boat racks
from the publlc beach.
Newport Beach CltyCoun-
cU voted unanimously to up-
hold an earlier rull~ by
City Attorney DennlsO'Nell,
who told owners lo the ZOO
and 300 blocks of the bay-
front street that they are
•tolatlog the law by obstruct-
log public rtght-of.way.
'•lf they don't have the
obstructions removed by
next week," Mr. O'Nell
warned yesterday, ' I sup-
pose we ,..ill either contract
wtth someone, or have our
city crews go ln and re-
move the obstructions, then
we wUI blll the property
owners for the cost of re-
moval."
The CouocU decision is
another ln a ton~ llne of
Teaching staff
cut is planned
Wltb 1,038 fewer students
than planoed Cor on open1og
day, Newport-Mesa un11Jed
s chool district ot1lcl.als ex -
pect to enroll 400 or 500
more students by next week,
members of the Board were
told Tuesday Digbt lo Costa
Mesa City HaJl. Harbor Area
schools opened Monday.
Deputy Supt. Norman
Loats announced the declin-
ing enrollment Clgure and
Supt. Jot.n Nicoll predicted
the number of new students
expected to be added to the
rolls. Teacher ranks wer e
over-staffed by some 20 to
25 teach~>rs, based on tht>
first enrollment figures, ht>
explained.
crash kills CDM woman,
'·The board is going to
have to come to grips very
QUickly to reduce stalf by
next year," Trustet> Donald
Smallwood commented.
• · Wt>' re going to bt> facE'd
wltb stait reduction:· driver faces charges
Funeral services were
held here Tuesday for Mar.
garet Ricketts, 56, wbo died
following a 3-car aocldeot
F riday nigbt on Coast Hwy.
near her Shore Cli.tf.s borne.
A Lo~ Beach drive r b ees
vehicular manslaughte r
charges ln the death. Five
other persons were treated
lor minor injuries.
Travel series
starts again
The 19th season of the
travel and adventure D.lm
series wUl be launched this
Saturday by the Newport
Harbor K!wa.ntans ln theOr-
ange Coast College auttl-
tortum.
Tbe opeq program ls
"Andes to Amazon." to be
presented by world ex-
plon-r John Goddard, show-
lac people and places in
Venesuela, Surloam, BrasH
and Peru.
otber procrams locbldt:
• Oct. 14 •• Bob Rooer.
• •Yosemite and the Hich
Sierra."
• Dec. 16 •• Dr. Ted
Walker, •• WUd and tamed
Alaalla."
• Ftb. 17 Ralpb
Gentle, "Guatemala aDdtM
Yuc:ataa."
• Mucb 10 -· DoecJooee. "ECJS~t, rltt of tbe NUt."
• JIIM 16 --Stan MJdlley,
'•CotoradO.''
AU procrams betn at 8
p.m.
Tldr.tb anaftlllbleflom
tM Newport ft&ftor Klwu&a
f'~ Boa lSOl, tt.r-
port leK~IIMS,piiiMMI·
1111. or ur •••N~ oltiM ltwlllla c .. ol 1Mpolt ........ c.-.... ud .. ..,....c...,.
According to pollee re.
ports, Mrs. Ricketts was a
pa.sse~er In tbe famlly car
bq drt•en by her 17-year-
old daughter, gol~ west on
Coast Hwy.nearSeawa.rdRd.
at about 6 p.m. when a car
driven by Kenneth Tischer,
32, or Lo~ Beach, came up
behind them at high speed,
Reinbold i>fahler, 45, of Co-
rona Highlands, owner of a
Costa Mesa travel agency,
was also drtvlog westbound
In tbe next Jane.
Accord!~ to a witness,
lt appeared that the Tischer
car tried to go between the
2 slower-movl~ cars. The
Ricketts vehicle flipped sev-
eral times when it was hit.
Mrs. Ricketts died 2 hours
later at Hoac hospital.
The Pfahler car was
st ru<: k oo tbe side. Two YOGaC
girls rtdlDc with Tlscber
were slJct!Uy lD~red. atooc
with Ttscber, Pfahler and
botb occupants of tbe
Ricketts car.
A memorla.l mass n s held
Tuesday mon.iJic tor Mrs.
Ricketts at Our l..adJ Qaeta
of A.acela Cllureh to Eut
Shaft, loUowlac a roa.iy
Moodily DJcbt. She la ar-
t tvtd by hulbaDd James.
sons James, o.am.., Gnc·
ory, Jettrey aad Ooaoftta;
ctaucbters Dtbba. aDd O.U.
and 3 rrudchUdrea.
BANK TO ESTABLISH
BRANCH IH NEWPORT
Imperial Buk ot Lot
A8fel• au ftled u 8AJ11ca-
Uoa with U.. F' tdenl Dlpod
I-ruce Corp. to ....,... •
u tma..M.-.port 8eiQ
bructa om~. n. ~
~ ...... u..s..Dteco ....._,, a,t t .. cAitlllr Bl"-
ud IIJIIIbol'et Road. ....
...w,ort.
Sale or the McNally COD·
ttouation high sc hool sitt>
at ~ewport Blvd. and 19th
St., Costa Mesa, wtll be tht>
subject of a public M.>arlng
by the cltluns adYlsoq
committee or the Board of
Education at i:30 p.m. Tues.
day, Sept. 20, In Wilson
school. Board PresldE'Ot Rod
MacMillian read a letter
from the Costa Mesa Ct\am-
ber of Commerce urjrlng the
sale of t he property. Salt>
of the property would S('f' It
go back on the tax rolls and
the tu money would KO to
the Costa Mesa Redevelop.
meot Agency, Mr. Small-
wood pol nt ed out.
Barbara C. Skilling was
administered the oath of of-
nee by Mr. MacMIIU.an. lt
n s her first trustH meet-
inc ln the seat vacated b)
Marian C. Bergeson to run
for the Statt> Assembly.
Carol Martin ns appointed
to tbe legislative committee
of the Ora~e County S<'hOOI
Boards Assn.
AD e1 lDSlon of the esc row
on the ale or the Smalley
sclilool it e property was ri'Uited umu No•. 30 wttb
loterest to be received at
the rate of 10 per c nt dur -
Lnc tbe extension. A 60-day
exteosJoo of the eec row on
the ale of the Wakeham
school stte was also r rant@d
at the same rate of lnter•.st
paymeat.
After an exeeutt•e ..._
aJoo board members author·
laed Dr. Nicoll to ftle a
ltatemeat of accuat10D ln
ac:Hoe towarda tbe ditml..ual
ol a ee.rtlftcated e,..,...
lt la OM ol -..eral ....,. I._ to a dlallll.Nal, bt
..... laelldlll ~Mar
.... by tile ... Older
.eat. law tM .._ oltiM
cerUieiiM tlllfllo1•ea.-.t
be na...J ...... tM pro-
c. ........ ......
letzal hassles that RO back.
some say, as far as 1904,
when obstructions began ap-
pearing on the bay beach.
The latest battle began over
a year ~o. when residents
of Balboa who live a block
Inland bettan a petition drlv~
aimed at forcing the cit}
to enforce the law. The peti-
tions sparked an lnvestlp-
tlon by Mr. O'Neil's om ce.
He ruled that landscaped en-
c roachments along Buena
V lst.a Ave., ~st •·est of the
EdJewater area. C'ould stay,
but tbat the Edcenter en.
croachmerts must be re-
moved.
Attorne)· Thomas Wood-
ruff of Santa Ana, repre.
semfn¥ 6 of 9 propertr
owners whO appealt'd ttte
O'Neil rul~, arrued Mon-
rla} night that the rullr~ is
rtiscrtmlnatory IJe<"ause it
rioes not force Buena Vista
property owners to remove
their encroach ments.
But, the Council upheld
Mr. O'Neil's contention that
Buena Vista encroachments
were not as offensive to
the pubUc :tnd dtd not
physlc~lly bar the puhllr
from the bea<'h.
Cltr e~wet>r Beo ~olan
showed a series of <'O lor
sltdes tha.t depi<'ted C"halns
attached to 4x4 wooden posts
between the sid('Walk and the
beach. &.ld otber cbatllb lblt
ran perpendicular to tht>
beach, thus keeplna the-pub.
II<' from wallu~ ;llOOil tht>
bearhlront.
NB moratorium
debate Monday
The tuture of N~c>..c'J)Ort
Beach real estate dt>velop.
ment, locludlng a possible
popular vote on a proposed
building moratorium, comes
up Monday night before the
Clty Counctl.
The Council was due to
stud\ tht> Issue thls week.
but postpon~ tt LO the Sept.
19 sess10n. Coun< tlwlll meet
then, Instead of on the 26th,
becaust> a state League of
C !ties convention wlll ~ tn
town the WHk of the 26th.
Slated for nut Monda\ 's
a~t>nda are:
• MORATORil'M ballot
measure, whtch wou ld toto on
the local ballot nt>xt AprU
tf the Council deslrt>s, and
whJch would half ma~r df'-
velopmeDt for a spe<'ifl ('(!
pert<>O -probahl)' about 6
months.
• GENERAL plan amend-
ments aimed at reducing fk>.
velopment dens tty.
• REVIEW of tilt> entire
ttenerat plan by the city Plan-
niO¥ Commlsston. St-vPral
councilmen have salrta <"om.
plete review of the plan IS
due, In vie"· of es,·al.ltlnc
traffic problen.s.
The week's postponemt>nt
ca mt> at the request of C oun.
r il member Lu<'il le Kuehn
of lrvtne Terract>, who roulrt
oot attend t h1s we-ek's meet-
~~ because Rosh Ha.
shallnah, the Jewlsh r~>·
ltgleus oew year ottservan< f',
b~n at sundo•n on Mon.
day.
Mayor Dostal •nr1 olttt>r
Councll memhPrs lf!tf't'Ci
Monday L'lat the tull <.oun' 1.1
should be prest>nt for thf'
1 mportant pubh c heanl'lfS,
A local envlronmentahst
tt roup, the LeRal Enviton-
ment.aJ Analysis f-und
(LEAF), has threaten~ to
spoMOr an initiative peti-
tion to £et the moratorium
issue on next April's ballot,
1f the C ouocU does not a~r ree
to put It on.
Didn't know he was lost
The hrst day of schOOl
is a big day for any s.year-
old, but for Dana Shawn
Henrie of Costa Mesa, It was
a day his famtty won't soon
forget.
When kindergarten was out
at Pomona elementary
school at 3:30 on Wooday,
Dana didn't ro home. His
parents, who Uve at 540
~ernard, called pollee when
tht>Y couldn't t1Dt1 hlm. For
the nert 2-1/2 houra. the
pollee heliOOClter circlld the
West Stet., broedlcaJitlac hi•
descr~oa: •• Nt Deed ~r
help lo ftDdlnc a Uttle boJ,
who ts wearing a r'@d, white
and blue polo shirt with
'Fireman' ln bl« letters, anct
wlth red corduroy pant!\,"
the loudspeaker repeated.
The missing boy bfocame
the sub~t ot connnatioo
all o•er the west Side. Po-
licemen fanDed out throUgh
the Delgtlborhooc1.
FlDa.lly, at 6 p.m., pollee
foQnd DaDa play I~ ln a yard
at Pomona and WUaon with
a schoolmate.
''Hf was ~st too buS)'
pla)'lllc to hear the hell-
copter." a nlleved pollee·
man eJpltloed.
Irene Umberham dies
ru .. ral Mme. tor tn.
(Pookle) Ombtrt&ID, a kMIC· ume Ud well-~ eo.,.
tiel Mar ~wen bead
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o1 Bucoct&. Mac.... as Uftd ..,. 1'7 ,....... .. dlld
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broa.t ud lilhr-11-law
Jolla ud 111.. ltllpJ ol
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Out of the Local Area , •• , •••••• , , One year, $6.00
TOM ANDERSON
c-f-./!tJD. J..-......Jl.-One o f the favorite 1' ~ ..,. ~ ploY• of th< p;nk• •nd
ARVO E. HAAPA, owntr and publishtr of the Ensign punks, tile neutr~lized and oO_Oo_O'.,...,....,...,.. ..... ,...,...,....,><>....,...,....,...,...,.,. n e u t e r s , a n d I h e
ao-alona-to-tet--llonaers , is
to accuse people like this
columnist of bein& an
"a&inner ,"an extremist , and
a doomsayer. Every now
and then these human
ostriches will momentarily
take> their heads out of the
sand they're buried in and
a s k : "Wh y can't yo u
so m e t i me s b e f o r
so methin&?" Wh ich reminds
me of the secretary , a sweet
young thins , who went up
to her boss and said : "I'm
sic k '"d tired of beina
criticized constantly! How
do you spell quit?"
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transfer In place of cash, Master com-
puters to handle banking transactions
have been set up In Belgium and Holland.
On Oct. 19 of this year, European bank
leaders are to meet In Brussels to view
the advantages of this new system of
electronic banking, The objective Is to
bring all European banks Into this sys-
tem,
In the . United States, we have In-
dividual oombers through the social
security system, but social security
cards are too easy to duplicate and
forge. So there Is talk of a new number-
Ing method --a number to be given
to every baby at birth, possibly afixed
by laser beam.
The Anti-Christ caiUIOt come upon the
scene unW the 10-nation European con-
federation achieves supreme power, as
prophesied In the Bible. The stumbling
block to total control Is the m111tary
strength of communist Russia. As long
as Russia remains such a tremendous
threat, the 10-nation bloc cannot become
all-powerful. But God has a plan whereby
this threat w111 be removed, and Russia • s
mUitary power will be destroyed, pre-
paring the way for the coming of Anti-
Christ.
The 37th chapter of Ezekiel in the
Old Testement tells of the vision of
the valley of dry bones. These bones
came together as skeletons, flesh and
skin came upon them, and they stood
upon their feet, an exceeding great
army. The Lord will put His Spirit
in them, and they shall live, and He
will place them in their own land. Thus
the Lord will restore the Jews to their
land. Already the nation of Israel has
been established, and the restoration
is under way,
The 38th chapter of Ezekiel tells of
God, the land of Magog, preparing for
the Invasion of Israel. This Invading
nation, coming from the north, Is identi-
fied as Russia, and Ezekiel names the
other nations that will join In the In-
vasion. This list Is now almost com-
plete, Iran, included among those na-
tions, Is now counted as a friend of
Israel, but w111 come with Russia for
the Invasion.
Destruction of the Invading armies
Is described In the 39th chapter of
Ezekiel. God wUI turn them bact and
leave but a sixth part alive, destroying
live-sixths of the Invading forces. Burn-
Ing of the Implements of war wUI take
7 years. The bodies of the fallen will
remain untouched for 7 months. Any-
one passing through the Ian4 and finding
any bodies sball put a marker on the
spot, but they cannot touch the bodies.
A protesstooal crew will be brought
Ill to tate care of the burial,
This propllesied defeat of Russia will
allow the European federation of 10
DltloDI to acbJen fllll power. Tbey will
lllna to tile Aati-Chn.t for leadership,
aad tile 1000 comlllc of our Lord will
be It ...... So n watcb for tbe comlllc
IDYUiaD ol r.n.1 from tile north.
(Colle~ DID week.)
• I
As a good speller and
non.quitter, I'll take this
occasion to tell you some of
the thinp I'm for.
Fo r i mpeachment of
Pr es ident Carter , V·P
Mondale, Secretary of State
Cy r us Van c e , U .N .
Ambassado r to the U.S .
good ol' black boy Youna.
an d a l l o f th e ir
an ti-Ame rica n cohorts who
are d estroyin& our free
Republic and helpin& the
Co mmunists to take the
other t..Jr of the wortd .
(The y alr ead y have
on e-hillf ). Also to be
Impeached are all Senators
and Conpeumen who hne
JOined in the master plan to
destroy our Co nstit ut ion,
our free mar ket system , our
cred1t , our tup~riority, snd
our pe rsona l freedom.
Sp e c ifically , fo r
1mpca chin& 'all who are for
11vin1 our Panama Canal to
the enemy; who a.re for
recogn izi n& Red China and
ahandonin& our friends In
Taiwan , who are for helpin&
the Convats take southern
Afri ca, as we sell-1>ut our
friends In Rhodesia and
South Africa .
I'm for impeachin& all
who would "recop ize" the
criminal Cutro ; impuchina
all who helped k.ill the B-1
bomber
rm for the ri&ht of an y
e mpl o y er in the privat e
sec t or h i ri n&. firina ,
pro motin&. and refusi na to
hire anybody bu au.u of
their race, reliaion , color, or
the wa y they cut their hair,
{or do n't cut it ). For the
rilht to hold a JOb without
belo naina to 1 labor un ion,
and for prottibil in& public
employees trom belona:in&
to a la bor union .
For aettins the fede11l
JOVernment completely out
of welflre, and leavin& all
charity to church, private
o raan i tat io n s 1 nd
i ndividua ls . Fo r c ed
sha re-(he-wealth and forced
charity are immoral and
unChristian. Charity should
be voluntary, like the little
airl who had a quarter to
inveat in ice cream . The
mln UI:ter sugested she Jive
it to the ml•lont, lnat ead .
"I thouahl about that,"
she replied. "but I decided
th.lt I'd so ahead and buy
the ice cram and let the
druuist ahc It to the
miuK»n1 "
I'm for ma.-.;ni U Ut..,l
for any admlnilltratlon to
Incur 1 budaet ddk:ll
ucept in time of duMrwd
wu . For d rutlc:ally
re.dud nt th• au, tc:Ope,
power, anct coat of
IOfttnmtnt. For putt Ina an
end to the Ftdenl R-.rft
•Y•t•m and prlntin...,_
money , and for returnina to·
a currency backed by sold .
Our present dollar IJ even
more phony than Jimmy
Carter'• smile -it doesn't
even have teeth behind it .
Today you can't even
teach your child the value
of money without causin&
him to ask for more .
I'm for an end to any
trade with , aid to or
"recoanition" of any slave
state (any state which
denies its citizens the ri&ht
io leave). For buildina a
ddente apability and an
o ffensive capacity wh ich
can pro tect our nation
aaainst an y conceivable
array of enemies . BrinPnt
"peace " throuaJt the United
Nations and detente makes
a s mu c h s en se a s
re -de..:oratin& the Titanic.
Tryina to be friends with
the e nemy wh o se
unswen'in1 60-year 10al is
t o destroy us is lilte a
se co nd marriaae : the
triumph o f ho pe o ver
experience .
I 'm f o r lett in&
able -bodied peo ple who
~fuse to take any honest
job so huqry -unless they
have dependent small
children, in which case the
perental bum lhould be put
into 1 forced labor pna.
For all real Americans
standins up "ow to be
coun ted , before you're
cuunled out. I read the
other day where a woman
was fo und bleedina and
ha.lf-a>nciow in a city park ,
havina been muued and
robbed. Asked if she would
lik.e for the police to be
called , she replied : "No, f
don't w1nt to set involved ."
I'm for lookina •head ,
l ookins up , and
rememberins the past
mainly to know how to
profit from it.
We all make mistakes.
Henry Ford foraot to put a
reverse seu on his first car .
But of co une that wasn't u
bad a mistake u Henry
Fo rd II . l e t '• t ry t o
remember that the only
fella whose lroublt:J are all
behind him is a school but
driver.
I'm fo r refusin& to
worship the paJt. Like the
man who was aaked why· he
wu so nutty about Notre
Dame footbaU . He replied :
"8ecauae i1'1 the only thins
in the church that's the
same •• It wu when I was a
boy."
I'm lor the future , where
I expect to spend the rest of
my life.
For a nati o n•!
u ccination crusade. not
111inat JWi ne flu , but
apinat infectiow Cronkilil.
I 'm f o r c apital
punis hment, which h
another definition for the
hdenl Income tu. For
lumina on the radio while
wetchina TV . It JiYa me
tomethina to think •bout.
That doe.n•t mean I'm
for belna a Happychondrlle.
Our ut to n II beinJ
d eiiYited , by our ow•
LOS ANGELES Herald Ex~
amloer publlsber Francis
Dale wUI address a Sept,
ZO town meetlllc spoMOred
by the Newport Harbor Ara
Cbarnber of Commerce. Tbe
7:30 a.m. ralberloc ww be
at the Sberaton~Ne"P)rt
Hotel near Orange County
Airport. Reserntlons may
be made by caUI.Dg tbe
Charmer at 644~8211. The
towa meeting Is open to tbe
p.j)Uc, and wUI loclude a
cootioentaJ breakfast.
Exhibits at
health fair
The Oversutet and' Mal-
hlotalani Dancers wUI be
among the many musical
groups enterta1n1ng at Hoac
bospU.al's ZSth aDDJversary
health fair this Saturday,
Sept. 17, from 10 a.m. to
4 on the hospital crouods,
The free bea.lth fair wW
otter tblood pruwre t.Mt-
IQK, vlalon testiol, nrat aJd
and card:J.opulmoaary reaus-
ettatloo demoastrationa a.od.
vldeatapes on health topics.
A variety of health edJea~
tiooa.l uhlblt&, displays, Uve
demonstraUoos, ftlms,
medical .screenlDgs aDd ln-
formattooal Werature trUI
be an.llable.
The roster ofeoterta.illers
lncllldes the hospital's owa
AU Orp.nlc Low Calorie
Kazoo BaDd: Llve Wires,
Corooa del Mar high schOol
c hamber slogers; Harl:lor
Stncers; Yaul~enlor Gi rl
Scout Troup fl$43 and the
RetrogruslYe Five.
HOiJY the Clown. the hos-
pital mascot, wUI entertaiD
youogsters. A search and
rescue helicopter from the
M.uioe Corps Air station,
El Toro, will be on display.
Breathlnc tests wW be con-
ducted by tbe Lunc Associa-
tion of Ora.oce County.
BETTY LOYD, 43, OF
COSTA MESAISDEAD
Fuueral servleeslor Bttty
Eatel.la Loyd, 43, wen held
y .. erday 1o tbe PenU
Valley Ce metery.
Mrs. Loyd, a native of
ArllaDI:u, had been a
doctor's recepUOilllt and llld
Uved lD this ana tor a year.
She 11 •rYtvtd by ber t.as-
bud, AUoo Lo7d. Sbt dlod
1D blr ruideaee at
214 ClbrWo OD Frtd&J,
St!>t. 8, Smllb-T111biii -Lamb
CoD .... Mortuary "'
tbe dlnctDr,
... den, into the handt of ria) I. _tC.,. ol
the entmy. We're b•ina Co.-;dll Mar ... bee
lueled-down d lurmed , •IMd to U. bOIJ'II ot•·
bank:ni&Med and d•tro)'ed r.-r• ot u.-.. • ., 01
r ~-~ ~. llo '" ... , .. ,.,__ •• -.n ,...... .....
I'm tor wllat.wr k.lftd.of = c!!.,. ... 'ht r.;;~rt n
-Dion or ....,tutloo lo W., V I Sp lllr a-
u_.y to ._..,, 1M ....,.,_ will .. -
Jwca and tbe JIIIOfle who .., .. a Ill=' .....
are de1trortaa our II W'l. -.ll,lllDI8if·
-lllt .. loMIR.,..,U.. -~
•
The Birch Log
0
The Panama Treaty Stench
0
., Jelta 1. Mdfun or _ .. -........... -ouch. U...t?
B.u..ont. M·-t'MII'"' -ltltM .........
.... -plllloe ., ..... ~ ~-. ~·e...,.. p;w.., .._-WI' aath
Wloll do .. """" --.... tnlllacl ..W~a~y -Ill lila Caul z-If ao -
Ill-to -.-1 At for Tlllrd Woriohnd
ilualr«and8ol~--........ --Latia. ......... ooetlemutioa, .... &a.. COD·
poip to _ .. -for ..... ...... d-. Tba ~ ., ......... lo tllat -
Caul -And u.., -... -. for .... theet DltioDt cs.p. t.he ldDd ot ... ~""" .. ... ahibltllla. And .. _ LaliD AmOricaa ...
-would~ lllalwo bold ... to lila Canal.
Obi> lila Rod ollioa ol Torrijoa aod Caauoo want
tbocbaap.
I'Maldoot,--· ........ _., ., ....
-... alto baotlac .... -for .... -... AU ..,_ tloo COUDIIy, lila-hiPIY llat-IArinf pboto ol p....,...u.. dictator Omar
Torrijoa ..... -.Jorod _,_ -· Ilia
alyllah hat, ....:, dpr, ODd .....,..t ........
DaDCe came tbrouP loud ud ca.r. Yet "
Joolctd in vain for uy MICOUDt ol hit bloody
"""P io 111118, hla ....,.. ol Coouauolat aJdaa,
hla nlllaal to allow INa ......... «-'-·
bia hatnd lor A.marica, and hla dnlf·.....U..,
_pad ... Tba ..... Ia. typical Rod tyno(-
I'UIMI a miMrable ~ etat. in Panama. But
becaUM be ia a notoriout Left.itt, he ftndiiJ'Nt
favor wiLh United Stat. ofticialdom. Jult
imqine for • moment-how he would fare it ha
nre an anti-Communiat.
B'lf•--•
lleonT..-
Tbert 11t no food f'IUiOnl f« tiM pJOP*d
lfvtrtway; oa.ly hidden ......an~ make uy .-ue,
0... blddoo ......, Ia lllat tho Ton'ljoa nc!me Ia
=~~:-~~ ti~=~::n~~~
the tnaty even calla for upWerd.l of 1400
mi.llim. in U.S. IP'aDta &Del cndita w Panama.
The olficial I'IUOnll fiYeD fot our n.h to
traNf•r the Canal to Torrijoe amOUDt to little
mon than potty lri(htt. Tba Canal 1o vutnar-
abie to 'ettack, we llN told. Gumilla war micht
berin it we don't liv. it up. Al8o. Third World
aad Latin American nation~ will COftdemn ue it
we continue to intiat em our richte.
Ame:ricaD l..elioa otrac:ial Frank .Manton n ·
cently lilted Pllllama'e c:nditon u followa: the
Norodny Bank fA Moecow, 113 million: the
Loodoa Bnoc:b of the Chue Manhattan Bank, •us million; the Inter-American Development
Bank, 130 mUiion; the Continental Bank d.
Cbicqo, t26 miiHon; lha Etport.lmqoot ilaok,
119 milliou; and to auch banb u the Marine
Midland Bank, one of whole top olficen ia
none other than MtOtiator Sol Linowitz, nri-
OUI )..., aaiounta. Man.on claimed that the
tnaty wu d.iped to take Panema "'off the
rmancial hook" and tranaler her burden to the
American tupeyer. Wu the Canal any 1-vulnenble durinc
World Wu 0 , when our enem.M had fu peatar
military capacity? Juet becaUM a piec. o1
property il vulnerable, abou1d it be abandobed'?
Key Weet il vulnen.ble; eo an Hawaii, tbe
Aleutian lalandl, and Guantanamo Naval S...;
and, u terrorietl heve recently demonet.Nt«l,
even New York City il vulnerable. Should ..
Jive them up?
U tear ol I'Mftilla .., in Panama ie Nffl-
cient fUIOft to abandon the Canal, thell what
An overwhelmina: etench emanetee from the
entire Panama i•ue, which it really ju•t one
more example d. the United State. government
keepina a Red dictatorahip atloe.t. How long
the American people intend to allow auch pol-
ici• to continue remain• to be seen . .Perhapa
the def81t of the Bunker-Linowitz Treety by
lbe·S....te will mark the b.Jinni.nc of a return
to t.a.Dity.
• DAY OF INFAKY
Dear Editor:
Tbe stgbt of our prnldeat
s~ the ''hlatorical"
treaty. p,m.; our Panama
Caflll to Paoama. tops e¥trn
hls glorious aecompllsb-
m ents of tbe put n1De
months. His u:euse tor
eoerclag Coogress, labor
leaders aDd the American
public to accept this bit of
IDI.lmy is based On ''lllmt.n
rl&'hls." For wbom? Cer~
talnly DOt for the American
t.u:payer. who will hive to
pay the 1.7 mUIIoo P.a-
m••l'"• $50 to $80 mllltm,.
each ,._,., bec&DH M pte
U to them. CertalDlJ IDt tor
the "tillman rlrbts'' at Oar
Armed forces, wbose lives
YUI be pot io Joojlor.ly 11
they don't ban frte aeceu
to the C aoal lD cue of war.
Certainly DOt tor lnf:erna-
tlooal · shtpptnr rtcbts," at
fair cost, that all tbe CCQn ..
tries or tbe worM have eD-
j)yed u~r tlle oeatral ad~
mlnlstntloa of tbe UDlted
States. Because DOW, eYeD
the president ts blrillc sec-
oDd thoughts about tbe re-
liabWty of P:muna's cur-
aatee of oeutraUty aDd t1u
a steel tbe Orp.AIIaUoo of
American state• to bl.ek It
up. And wblle be smUts on
the dictators, butcblr'tne
'' buman rtgbt." 1D Atttca_
Cuba, Vietnam, etc., aDd:
waru to rtc:O(DiJe and belp
them wltb more of our tu
dollars. be denies ''bu:m&a
rtcbta:" of a sale baYIG lor
the "boat peopla" Ueela(
for tbelr lives from tbue
beDeYOient dictators.
Cu the UQfted States
survive aootber three Y•l'l
aod three maMba of our
pr .. ideli'l iDco..u.teot
monUly? St!>l. 7111, 197'1,
waa lDdeed a day of IDfl.my.
Goldie Joaepb
Lido Isle
• OPPOOE TH£ TREATY
Is Paoama Clllll tbe cmly
lsiUe In ntltleatJoa?
WhJ not acctpt the Puama
Cuoltroaly'l
Then II: 001 owerr1dlac
riUOD tblt ecUpleu &11 otber
COIIIiclentloos lA mJ
ooi-
T.to.p tbeH IH lllQJ
r...,_,..lt ud acc.-M
,....,,. Ill lba --traotr, u.. raceol .-
"' lba Uolltd Blalol cnot-1111 lbe world haO(t ol lo<t
of neoln &Dd OOIIUidt-
IIIHimatraa~llla
tr.U,. .. actio~~ •• CI8Dt
alt>rdltt*ll ...
·PNidcMii,Cuter, hen·
1arJ o1 -v-aid ola--Y-ollllaVII-_,-ud
I lo'llMIIIaf-lo
811Gt1i'*" wtt11 •r ;sa *"' .. -.. at llMit ......
-ud .......... 'NI--..... Iaar-WIIIIM
.. -!lloldlll&nal ........ -=&..., •all• a.. a·nr•
leader tD •" 11 • I .,. ____ ..
..... 1 EM pl ..... *-••* Is· 'ht II lSI ..... .... ... Mc'MI' ... . ....., ___ _
_.,_,.....~
most aaUODl.ls are oppres-
sed uDder IUCb l•ders. The
unfortauate reality of
Carter•s advocating human
rtgbt& for our rema.lnlog
friends to the world while
lportac the trampll~ of
sucb rtgbts by communist
dlctatorsb.lp& such as ln An-
gola, Ca., Cambodia, Pan-
ama, L10s, VletDam, ChJDa
aDd Russia Is the obvious-
ness of ttl bypoer1sy, Uld
the apparent poUUeal moU-
vatloo of tryq to ln11uence
tbe Ubertls Uld · press of
thtl eoutry.
Followlog: our weak stance
of half ftgbtlog In VIetnam,
hall encouragt~ resistance
in Ancola and half support-
IDg South Korea and Taiwan,
e1p0sl.ng the CartbbeaD
southern l1ank to haifa com-
mttmeol of our troops, there
only by treaty with the Com-
muDi.st dictator of Panama,
Is a true luxury invltl.og
agreuton.
Please wrtte your con.
gressmen on this issue.
Dr. Nolan Frttzelle
Newport Beach
Carpenter adas
freeway plea
state Se•tor Deoola Car-
peater of Newport Beach this
week joiDid tbe Harbor
Are&'s otber Z state leris-
lators lD urrtac state tnaa-
portatloo director Adrtam.
Gla*roo to rub comple-
tion of tiM Route 55 Free-
ny tb.rou(b COlt& Mea.
In a letter to Mrs. Glan-
turco, Sen. Carputer ootea
tbat erosion, nodallsm aDd
inflation now threaten to
make the freeny route ''a
total nate of tbt bard-
earDed tu: dollars eiPIDded
on lt." He stncled oat the
aoutben eod of the free~
way, referred to in COIItl
Mea u '•tbe bi& bole,"
as '•a prime eu.mple of tbe
hllb co.t of IDdre delay."
The depnl.lio11 Ia tbe
mlddle of tbe Newport Bl"td.
roote just JOUtb of Bristol
St. wu neavat.d to ret
fUl dirt lor tbe C11roca del
Mu freeway, w:ltbtbe1Uider-
tlaodlll( IIIli lbe Route 55
(Cotb M--NtypOrt) lree-
ny would be edeoded
throucb thl depr ... too: For
maD)' y•rs. tM state hu
bad plaao lor flladtc lbe
freeway arouDd tbe wlllt ldp
of dowlltown CoD .....
eoaaect111 back with New-
port 811'd. ..... tbe ""'~ port Boac~ cttr Umlt. Bot.
lbt -· 55 -~-Ill
1101 -Ill tho -·· carnet 1-)'ear COMtnetiOe
ptao. ••• fD1lJ realJ&e tbe lard e-IMIIIIdloba-
-... lllaprlorllloJ II•• ... PniiOOII -td Ill 101r .-17-rol-6-,_, PJ"'P'lm, •• wrttM S..
c..,..._, '''nln 11 10
-IW a lftllatlllp eu. bt M1IMd bJ proper~ ., ......... lllloll ,...._ ,.,. ~ ••• ._.com~
..-_ I lotlaiii(SaS-_., ... ,.. .. ..--
MtoeDIJI.U.u .. u
Jf?ldlr, -......_. -----* 1 \ 1i111t ftiA IIIII
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1t*1MV:fi ., -lltS£1 .........
::.: :-.. E t 0t1tJ.,-; , ........... --"l•'•iiiiL" Ta s rt ·u (CAt....
TRANS) and the city of Co&-
ta Mesa, 1• oow looking at
tbe freeway route, and is
ezpected to recommend a
COIIrse of acUon somettme
late ttlla year.
...
It iJ oM thi.na to tno"'
there i1 e God ; il't tnoth-J.j
thlqto know the God thai
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-6 ob Jonts, s,. ...
1 p,_dl II Mvct lUte to
pn~dl IP!n. end u e dYU.
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THE BEE LINE
8y /A" 8t' 88aL6
A• llwlbtb ~"' E•ety• (Mr.. Rttllal'd) Up the ltalrcaM don or n ee •era, we
SMnrood ta -..er lpond. (Sbe dlde't cet llpled Eleuor ._,Earl S.wyer, wU.b Thelma
.,_, by-UM, ''ReYella' wttll Ewelya." .... &Dd Ct• Thomu, diA&.Ii to comfort oo tbe
aotbU.C.) Ker IDYttatioG Ia u ll>eoe.t. C11Aioaed lttpl. Tbeh• beldl tor CoDMti-
p&nlt• for ta.bubts flultan from .art 01t 11100 to be wttb fliedJ, the Cox flmlly to bbb. The latelt • • • ., eaceptlcJQ. (TNb NlDt Co:z's ....-.-In-law). The
It wu a IrMa l..ted oae, .wa a frMII -~ buffet aooo bid eweryone•s at-cr.. leaf eoelosed, aod reed •• Are YOU tet1t1oo a ad abortly ther.-fter tbe pesta
a looM lMI? Come ))In tbe lollace. Fl.oat bepD to 1-.Ye (leal) curt~~~ happy tboQpts
lD lor bmeb •••• " Of tbe eo tlwtted. 9S of tbe uJque follqe party aod a pretty
accepted. S..? But her two story Pepsus maid • •turnt.ae 18."
Str..t borne dJdD't bulge an IDcb, )1st ower-• • • • • • •
nowed lDto the patio. Ro8e Mary and Bob Barneeon again opened
EniJD, Yery chic ID aummer aUt_ brtcht-tbelr lonly Balboe watertroot for the alliiUal
flowered boat.eaa d,...., l.lll~eed ber .00. Cbrlltmas cud party to benetU the New-
Jack Nerdrum, aad hla loYely dauehter, port Cblpter of Natiooal Sputlc Leacue.
Tamara. They had drlno dowD from Saata RoM Mary, dowa ftom TIDstey lalaod, was
Butlen ID Jack's IOJ'Ieoul, cem-poUsbed oa band to see t.bat Jolly ole Suu was
r1cbt-•Dd-dl'iYe Beatley. Tammy wu ctle-ln place, the tree trimmed, sparkllac llgbts
braUnc ''tlaflll..ac 18'' aDd uslsted rrand· sprintled about aid all ldnd5 of goodies to
mere at btt wttll bosteuJac. keep !'JestS sustained as they made tbelr
!Co trouble Ia aeei.Dg folk we knew • • • card selections. Carmen aod Glen Johnston
tbere were Fnnces and Joe StaWicki, Patty assisted as usul, as did other officers
&ad Doo Fef'IUeoa, Cora Mat Roberts, Violet of the Leai'Je.
Patteraoa, Jaoe and John Boyd, Ber11De Among arrlnls were the Ooa.ns, Dorothy
Treat, Marcuertte Koeeo. Betty and John and Dr. Tom ••. be wu named King
Storeb aDd Loul.M Pautioo from Downey. Neptune lut year aod rel(ned over the
More were Is and Rlebard Teachout, now anou.al Sputlc League ball; others were
of Puadeoa; Paul and Fattb Garmea, Ma.rtba Peggy and Les Cottoa, Debra aDd Bar ry
and Bob Crowner, Nancy and Dr. Wort:hlng-Allen, Bessie Stimson. Muy Jo Volt anc1
ton; also Tudie Vordale, Doris and Fred Mrs. Grace Wedeld.od. More atteoding and
Hughs, a (jellgbt to bar about her rung maklag early selecttoos were Bonnie aod
with ber vlsitlog grandcbtldren. J. B. lmlgh, Pat and Joe Starr, Williarn
Buftet time brought Into focus Gloria Marns, and Winnie aDd Bob McCurdy. All
t.Dd Frank Tyler, Gladys and Bradley who came were well aware or the apprecla-
Sctnran, Jean and Tlp Wheeler, Hulda and tion their support was giYen.
Jobll Da.Yies, the W. Porter Reoos, also • • • • •
Betty Bola.Dder, woo new from Claremont. From the Bee Hive:
• •
We recalled sometime put Enlyn new wlth • Mlldred and Judge Curtis are off to
Nadlne (aow Mrs. Carpenter} In the powder Boston sbOrtly, where be wtll serve as
poff dert>y and a whole buoth ofus(orpnized vlsltlng )ldge. They will make Montreal
by Yoseley Jones) new to Fresno to see and Quebec prior ·•to settling" In ye olde
tbem offt The fly girls stU! keer their Boston town. •tar• Ill shape. • More beading for the east coast are
Wanderlnc lnto the Uvlngroom, Where the Gloria and John Laun. They will be view-
mllstclaos seemed to hue eYeryone eo-ing the America Cup races at Newport
tn.oced, we found Katie Gardner ••• tbe with their aon John Ul aDd wile Susan aboard
Judge cou14n't make Lt; Sue Lagerlotf too their boaL That about clt>ses the sailing
wu spell bound -wooderful to see tbese season there -and soon the yachts, racing
two ap.io, Sue's husbaod, ·• Moose," was boats, et~ •• wiU be put urwjer cover untU
ln the patio alo~ with Gladys and Clllc.lt melt year's season. How lucky are those
Foatlas, EleaoorHolsteln,Jeanrutter,Jackie who love saJILng to be here. As Mr. Berls
a.od Loa Libbey, also Flossie and BUI tells folk., ·•we, have two yachting seasons
O'BI"JJQ. Loose leaves enrywbere • • • per year, each siJ: months loogl"
ln the game room were Mary Hoyt. WimJ • The Edward Pellecrtns held their aruJlal
aod Bob Sbort. Joy Lester, Arlo AnderSon, pioo1c supper aDd atteoded the light opera,
Mary Jane lslel, vivacious as always; also taldng as guests, the ReY. aod Mrs. Charles
Blanche Raryey, Laura Helser, Whee~e Dterenlleld. The uterenltelds will soon be
Winter, Ruth Palmer, and ever, eYery so learing our area for a Rancho Santa Ft-
many more. pastorate. They wlll be missed.
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TAMARA NERDRUM cele-
brated ··turning 18'' at a
party held at the hom~.>
of her grandmother, Ev-
elyn Sherwood In Sana Ana
Heights. Tamara and her
father, Jack Nerdrum,
drove from Santa Bart>ara
to attend the party.
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A COLORED PHOTO of Corona del Mar's Arch Rock by
Basil Ganooo, dooated to the Corona riel Mar Chamber
or Commerce by l«ay Flncb, has Lef'o palotf'd in oils
by local artist Clyde Zulch, co-ownf'r or C'lyt:W Zulch
Originals. Tbis palDtfn« was eotered m the ~dn C..Wrael
Fine Arts anou.al fiesta art ~how Sept. 5, reprPSentlnv
nearly ZOO Southern California arttsts, .!II• I wun tit~: ( ovPted
•• most popular paioti.og awarrl '' voted t,y ttw pulJhr . The
artist recelved a blue ribbon arvl a ce rtiflo-ate ol Pxcelll'or·p
at the awards banquet last Sunday In S.ln (,abrwl. As J
fund raiser, Clyde is reoroducln~ a tunlted oorntJer uf
colored prints of this paint!~, ttanrl slj!nPfl and numbered,
to be sold at a minimal prire to < 113 n•twr rnPnaiJH '-
beg1nn1ag OQ Oct. 15 •
The typewrtter was patented
tn 1869 3021 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR
·N.B. COUNCIL ACTION ..,4-uthtH/ir JndioH !Jewelry
Fund Raising Source
Newport Beach CltyCoun-
ctl dealt Monday night with
the following agenda at its
r~ular meeting at Cit} HaJI·
• POSTPONED untU Sept.
19 any action on a proposed
vote on a building morator-
ium. Also postponed to thf•
19th wer e ~Pneral plan
amendmt!nts and a possihlt>
r omplete re-study of tilt-
general plan by the Plann-
i ng Commission.
• ENCROACHMENTS on
the public beach by pri vatE>
landowners aloll6!; E~ewater
Ave., Balboa, were a~t3in
termed illegal, aod theCoun-
r·U r ea!firmed a recent
policy of requlrill6!: Utat
•·hains, fences, boatracks
.Hid laooscaping mu >: 11·~ rt>-
moved from the publ ic' ri~:tt
of -way.
• SUNDANCE DR. 10 New-
port Terr.1r;e was formall~·
aC'cepted as a public str eet,
over tbe objections or tile
h)mLoowner group there, tl'l.ls
allowing aecess to a 12-unlt
deYelopmeut to b~ bunt ~
tween Newport Tern<'e am
the Santa Ana River .
• CONOOMiNUM of7 units
was okayed at 207 through
21 S ou 19th St., C eotral Nt>w-
port.
• SALE o! city-owrw>d lots
on Bay Ave. between 18th
and 19th on Balboa Blvrl.,
Central NPwpo rt, was
author ized.
• APPOINTMENTS to
r 1ty boa rr1s and commissions
will now indudf' ~ldl
screen!~ to try to weed out
applicants who m1ght havP
r·o n!lk ts of Interest, undN
terms c..r a nt>w policy adopt .
ed tJ~· th~ Council.
• GUNTEfi MAY ER Wd~
appointed to the cltizPns
bkyrle trails C'ommittef' ancl
Matt Colesworthy was
appotntPd to the ltttPr ··ontrol
committee.
• FIREMEN wer e grantf.>O
a pa y parka~e similar to
that ~tiven recentl}' topallcP-
men, andudi~ a new retire-
ment syst~.>m based upon that
of thE> state Highway Patrol.
• STREET SWEEP!Nt,
park.i~ rt>strlctions wer E>
i mpos~.>r1 on parts or 29th
and 3oth streets in West
Newport, and on Avoi'Mio in
Corona del Mar . •.
• RESIGNATIONS werC'
at:cepted from Shirley Wil-
son from the C'it} arts rom-
mtsslon, Gwen Felton from
the community d~.>velopment
committee and Hertnan
Ba.smaciyan from the trans-
portation <'Ommittee.
CouocU member Lo<'llll'
Kuehn was absent rrom ttte
Mooda y night meeting, due
to the beginning of Jewish
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SHYICI YC>Ua ~ •n
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Mariners Mile,
Bluffs cleanest
---~.,... ... ..... a.n n-IMIII -----r ........ l eo.• rn•.u.
eltJ'• olndtl Liller Coe-
trol CommlttM .., dleided ••
Woal Nnporl lolllodlra.ot.
T-oolc~r-.woalbe
top anrU Saturdty at tbe
UllliJ '•world't laqNt
lltterleu party'' lo Balboa
PeaJ.Uilla Part.
Tbe uaoal a,.rds fot ..
lowed compoiiUoc ~ed bJ
3 membera of the clty Plao-
lllDC Commlaloo..
Speclal awards ror clean-
lloeu aDd for helplDC clean
up Utter wear to McDo•ld's
P-U~LIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe rouowlqr persons are
dol.ag buslDess as: Sylnn
Oats, 21 Whitewater Dr.,
Corooa del Mar 92625: Erie
G. &Wager, 21 Whttewater,
Coroaa del Mar, Ca. 926Z5;
GW B. Cauaey, 1933 Baya-
dere Ter., Corona del Mar,
Ca. 92625; G. Terry Causey,
1933 Bayadere Ter., Corona
del Mar. Ca. 92625,
This business is cooducted
by a geoenl partnerahlp,
Signed: Ertc G. Bolltocer.
This statement was fUed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange Coonty Sept. 12, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977, lD the Newport
Hubor Enstcn. F -81768
__ ..,...IIlio
... lo lllo cor.. dol -Cloa-cfCaoa-. -................
jldpd bJ lllo --"' • IP'Cill eleu-. tiiiNt dlr-
IIIJ llllar ..... ·--Saturday, wu Balboabii.IM.
Jackie Heatbtr hMdtd tbe
P ........ Commtqoo Jodr·
.lac t•m, wbteh laebled ·
commtllioDers WWiam
Agee aod BW Frederlet.. ....
• •Co roM del Mar wu a
clo1e nmr:a.r-qp 1D tbe ttrlt-
deatial cleao11De11 )idClac, ''
Mrs. Heltber told the Ea-
aip. Rulioc a ekMie 8IODIIIJ
lor tile dirty -yprlaewu
CeotnJ Newport,. wbicb !D-
eludes tbe tourlst-erowdtd.
McFaddec Squan a,...
MISSIONS FEATURED
AT CHURCH SERVICE
Sunday ls mlssloo SUDday
at Plymouth Concrecatlocal
C burcb, Speaker wUI be Dr.
WOllam Roberts, bead of
Worldscope MI.D1str181, ac-
cordtr!C to pastor Jobn L1D11~
vall, Woo ls vtee.pl'tllcSU
of Worldscope. TIUe of tbe
sermon will be '•Four Faces
of Christ."
Terri Clement. who has
)Jst returned rromworkwlth
Teen Challenge In Germa.ay,
wUI give a capsule report
during the 9 a.m. Bible study
led by Assodate Putor Cal
Stenoa.
NEWPORT (.
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HARBOR
KIWANIS FOUNDATION
PRESEN TS
TRAVR AND ADVENTURE
19th SEASON SERIES t9n-7a
ORANGE COAST <;oLLEGE AUDITORIUM
2701 J!:AIRVIEW ROAD, COSTA MESA
DECIDING ON DECORAnOIIS tor tbo .-1 trl~
tea aDd fuhioo show 1s eop.giDc tbe taltal~ or members
of the Th.unday Mondnc Chab. Tbe party will be beld
from 2 to .4 p.m. ThUrsday, Sept. 22, at the Balbol. Bay
Club, Mrs. c . D. Tbompeoo of Cof'ODI. Htcbludl, at left,
aDd Mrs. Pat Dolan of 1'\latiD are uat.t~Dg the deeontt.QC
committee. Mrs. Dolan Is aim boiPitallty chalrma.n, &Dd
Mrs. Thompson la ln charge of publlc relattou. Resern·
UoDS may be made with Mrs. Paul U:cLellan. 552-7962.
Bowlus photos on display
There's a lltUebltof Faith
Bowlus all over Southern
Calllornia. Her photographs,,
which represent a very per-
sonal part of F'alth, are on
display at the EdWard Dean
Rlferslde Coont Museum
Sates Gallery, at the
Framery to Newport, at a
real estate ftrm In 1-hlntllli-
ton Beach, at a doctor's of·
flee In Newport Center.
Her pictures were
formerly at Hoac Msplta.l
family practice center aod
at a Newport Beach savings
aod loan omce, and they wUl
.soon be at the Parlsh Ranch
in Oak Glen.
This weekend and ne1t,.
September 17, 18 and Z4
and 25, they will be on dis-
play at Amllogs Nursery,
Corona del Mar.
Like painting a caons,
Faith &wlus puts a little
bit or herself In every Jlbo·
torraph she takes. She says,
'•Stop a.nd look at thJs tiny
delicate •Ud flower • • •
Stt! thla loterestlog rock
· ~ thil warmth of
1.~! ;~!!"'~ •u lt bouDces leal ol lbo tree."
film. It was ooly aboot 9
years aa:o, OOwever, I bat she
earoesUy began spe~.kiqr tor
the nowers, the butterrues,
yes, even the bugs and say-
ing, ''Old you happen to
ootice , , ,?" She t.s moved
trom an lostamaUc to a bit
more compllcated camera,
but It Is her portrayal of
simple thiqrs thlt captures
and charms her •fewers.
Faith and her husbaod Don
live on Balboa Island, where
Doa spent his chlldbood sum-
mers. A few years ago, when
they decided to replace the
beach shack. with a 2 story
home, they couldn't bear to
cut down a pine tree In the
center of the lot, so they
built their home arouod ttl
Don ls a consultant wllh the
Oraqre unUled school dist-
rict by day, and an avid
recorder player at nl(ht,
has .,st retired from 2 yars
as prestdeDt of the Oralll(e
CCMulty Recorder Society.
FaJth and Doa hne 3 cbtld-
ren •• 2 crown and married,
&:Dd a 1011. Joa, Ybo 1..1 a
.tiJdeq at Coro01 del Mar
lll(loocbool.
~~~~~":~~ ~:~ri~r:~~;~~ N.S. tou~IL AGENDA -~--~--.=-.=;;.;..~;---pol--1"--relu=~.;.., . .:.._ .:.._:...:....:...:... d1 ~ ..::-: ;~c;::. •t:~ • w ro•uc; Will ms _,, 8t(ll. 11, II CIIJ -k co•--u a lrd
Hall .. aet .. lllo lolloWIIC oalclal .... -~ tor lllo ~ llonllloooCo..,.. dolne:: OCHIIII,-U~lllciiJ .-,..)oclo,,nlctl an city, •J:. • • uvll n. _,.., M 1M ... Mjed. u.t.d II a. ordtf 11 ftlcb • !ASTBLNPP ao.t •
Cine"--..,._ Tllo-ciiJpoll,-a..,an..,-lodlobodlo· owoen wiD uk lllo city to
OO"OJ IIIIo -_.., -•rlltr till& • .._ -lon:o a .,...,..., of """'"
CDIIC.l --<11.. -COli --i • AIIEJIDIIENTS to 11M TV oomca to a.tr NIP·
N ' .. ......, -pi-of FUIII J-nl plu, c--tile bor1100d. ew manager ~~ 1'11&10 ~f!~-aJoolor -ll<lo of ·-le • LAIIRV LYNCH:o ap-
...,....., -v .. -u-• achiCe,'' IPdltllltMpert polJII:nMIIt to tbl ........,
Sc I oUmii&IIIIJ loft-lllrapoc---nqolro-a 1o Commloaloo Will bo n-at P aza ~n~,~ .~,.,r."~~~ ...... ~ co•rm lo ctrrelltlaw, re-riewed, b&Hd IIPOII a lllldr -.---__ ·-arn&Jllw -..,... lad ol _.. .. ooolllct of Ill·
CDIICA poll, Wbteb wu ~ re81dlltillll&Dduaedettpt. terelt. FoiiOWIIIJ lbo r...,..lioa
o1 o-._ -. ,_nt _.r o1 -b Co111
Piau l)r tbe put 10 JtUa.
HtQrJ T. Becentrom, mao-
ac1.ac partaer, bl1 UDOaDCtd
lbe . -meal ol S1dp
SttpiJeaiOD of l"lDe· 5 ,..,.
employee of tbe Stcentrom
ft.rm, to the post of CeDtnl
maoqer.
Tbe aooouDCemeot also
declared tbal Rlcbard Foster
ql HulltiDcl<>n S..cb lu
joined lbe Soulb Cout P1ua
rtatf as ma.oager of open ..
Hons and admlnistraUoo.
Botb &AlOIDtmeats became
effective Sept. 15, -when Mr.
Rabeos res.lgoatlon becomes
aftectiYe,
Mr. Robens w111 open b1s
own ftrm, Gene A. Robeos
aDd Associates, la Newport
Beach aod wm specla.l.tse 1o
development, maoacameot,
martettng and openttou.
HARBOR VIEW MUSIC
GROUP MEETS TUES.
The Harbor View Hllls
Committee of the Oruge
County Phllharmollic So-
ciety berlns its ?th year wtth
the meettag at Mrs. Lola
CiWeburd's borne at 9:30
a.m. Tuesday, Sept, 20.
Mrs. Maggie Borda, folk
sJncer and auto barpl.st, will
present folk music from a
woman's polot of view In
her program "I know where
I'm JOI.og,"
BUSINESS WORKSHOP
IS SET FOR SEPT. 21
A pre~si.Dus workshop,
sponsored by the Newport
Beach publlc lfbnry, will
be held from 9 a.m. to t:15
p.m. Sept. 21 lD the New-
port Beach CouncU cham-
bers. Registration Js at 8:30
a.m.
The frH workabop Ls co-
IPOUOrtd by the Small Bust-
DIU AdmlnlstnUoo &od lbe
e:outy c '-&Iter ot SCORE
(Somee C<>f110 o1 Roilred
lzeOit.l••l
PllJWIUJ coarJiacttd 1D aa at-tiobl o1 tlle ·uwn nMnolr • COAST HWY. parlllar ·
IOmpl to Cllacndll tile city ar-, ollllallomplliiJ lollmll lol laado"'pl.aJ plu wW bo
poU; lbows tbe oppoelte re-crowtb to tbl' eapactty ot rerlewed.
IUlt OD tboM 2 quMllonl, IUIIPOrtf.Dc l(lllbUc IJ.ema. • FlSHU(Ci REEf t pro.
Hen are tbe n•ltathi'CJUCb • WEED lbl.lemeotoolota poHd by the .tate tiJil ud
YODdl.y: tbllt ..,.,, aot beea properly Game Dept., wbk:li ftDtl
• Do JOU Ute DOrtb or ""''""''*' by owoer1. to slnt an old IIIli» olf:lbon
IOQth of Coast Hwy,? 159 • UORATORIUJI OD to attract tlab, Wll1 apiD
North. 111 Soutb, S DO bulldlllc woald be put k> a be challe-.ed by tbe Ca.-
answer. TOle of tM l*)l)le U tbe ell, which Is espected to
• Should Flltb Ave, ~ CouDCU IA)rotes tbe Idea, demud t¥t an wriroa-
completed tram Poppy to • REVIEW of tbe reoenl mtiDI Impact .e.dJ be
D&blla? 115 acrM, 138 ~ lbe Com-made.
qree, 13 oeutnl, 6 ao
auwer.
• Would tbe beDeftt otthLI
(Fifth Ave.) plu be wortb
tbe lDconYeoleoce to thou
HviQc atq Filth? 106arree,
100 dlaagree, 18 oeutral,
49 no answer.
S.A.T. tests
Eatraoce eum scores for
collece~od Newport-
Mesa uoifled school district
students again eJ:ceed na.
tlooal norms, accordtnc to
SAT ( scOOlastlc aptitude
lest) data,
'•Nationally, the average
score on •erbal tests was
429, whUe Newport-Mesa
kids scored 458," stated
Deputy Supt. Norman R.
Loats. ''In the math area,
our students bad an averaee
scon of 504, against the
national average Ot 470."
Despite the district's fa-
•orable comparison to stu ..
dents elsewhere In the
country, Dr. Loats ex-
pressed concern about the
nattoowlde downward treod
ln SAT scores, which lsalso
retJected ln Newport-Mesa
this year.
1/.KX[)(
ALLEN
DI.ANE
KEATON
10\IY
ROBERTS
'ANNIE HALL' --
PORT tltcatre
.,
E. cOAST HIGHWAY. CO RONA DEL.II•-
.At Heliotrope 813-6181
111 her Yei'J qatet. feel~
way, Faith polnts out the
beauty of Uttle things as she
catches them off guard l.n
ber colo rfUl photocraphs.
PLANNING AGENDA
JOHN GODDARD
ANOES TO AMAZON Frld•y,
5eptember16,19n-8p.m.
In Veoezuela. we vlstt Can cas, booming capital
ot this oU and mloeral-rlch country • site of the
tomb of Simon Bolivar, '•The Great Liberator,"
In Surinam we watch desceadants of escaped
African s lues perform sensational ftre-walking
and glass-eaUog ceremonies.
In BrazU we take a thoup.Dd-mUe trip up the
Amazon from Belem to Manaus, vtslt the new
capital at Brasilia, )lin an expedition into the
'•Green llell'' of the Matto Grosso. and meet the
Suya lndJ.ans, stone.age people.
In Peru, brtghtly-costu.med lndt.ans daDCe on
tbe stw;,res of 12,500-foot high Late Tlticaca. We
•lslt maiesllc Machu Ptcchl.l, ''Lost City of the
Incas.''
JOHN GODDARD SEASON ~ Andes to Arnu:on TICKETS
FJiday. September 16. 1977 -8 p.m
ADULT
1 YoMmhe •rKt the High s...-ra $12.50
Fnday. October l A, 1977 · 8 p.m. STUDENT
OA. TED WALKER • 5.00 3i WUd & T•m4ci Aa.•U
Fnday. Decembel' 16. 1977 .8 p m.
~ RALPH GEASTLE Single Guaeemale and the Yucetan
Fnday. February 17, 1978 -8 p.m. tldmlulon ··-5i Eeypt • Qlf'1 of the Nl .. ADULT , March 10. 1978 -8 p.m.
STAN IMDGLEY $2.50
6 c--STUDENT
FOO.y. June 18, 1971!1 • 8 p.m . $1 .00
In her exhJbtt at Aml~s,
her pictures wm be placed
In stntectc locations amo~
the plants. faith feels at
home with plants as ooe of
her hobbles Is growing
mfnlature pi2onts, such as
succulents, In s mall logs
and the crevasses of rocks.
One part of her exhibit
wUI show survival of plant
IUe in the barren reg:lons
Utah, Northern Arizona
and New Mexico despite the
coDd.IUons of t he harsh
country, tocludlog searing
wlods and lntense heat.
Mrs. Bowlus hasbeensee-
delleate thl~s with
, ehtJd -llke perception since
she was years of age and
trytnc to capture '.hem on
SEMI ANNUAL
UMMAG
SALE
FRIDAY, Sept. 16
t A. II. -4:30 P'.M.
FIRST UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH of COSTA MESA
W. 19th St lit tt.rtlor .
ALL PIIOCEIEN TO
' WO.EN'I • ._N
••
Newport Beach PlaDntJ:Ic
Commissioners wUJ mfl!et
tontgbt, Sept. 15, at 7 p.m.
at Cfty Hall to cooslder the
followlqr aa:eoda:
• OFFICE BLix;, at the
southeast corner or Bayside
and Mar1ne at the Balboa
Islaod entrance wiU be the
subject of a use permit
hearing.
• COASTAL planolog ls-
SI.Ies wUI be Identified, be-
fore the city starts dnwtng
up its coastal plan to coo-
form with state taw .
• DU PLEX development
standards will be rniewed.
• BANK OF NEWPORT
eJpaDa:lon at 2166 E. Coast
Hwy •• Coro• del kar.
• DU PLEX proposed at
400 Dahill.. Corora del War,
would exceed height limits
and would need speclal park-
tog plans.
• PARKING requirement
waiver wUJ be sought for a
-PUBl-IC NOTICE: ---ncnnous BUSINESS
NAME ST.&TEIIEiff
Tile loiJowlar -lo dOIII ........ u: lordu'l
"' ~~~oop, nu Eul c.a BWJ,. Coi'OIIdtl111ualll:
Canto Al>olo,14111C.-a
La., Ill-Vlo)O, Ca., ...,,,
1'JU'WIE171ll~lll~ . ....... .... -1 ,, ..........
-of Or-
pll.aaed eJ:paasloo of a oom-
merelll bulldlng at 229
Marloe, Balboa lslaod.
• NEWPORT CENTER
commerclaJ development in
the 600 block of Newport
Center Dr. will be dis-
cussed.
AARP TO RESUME
MEETINGS SEPT. 22
Newport Chapter 121 of
the American Associatloo of
Retlred Peraons wW b:>ld
its ft.rst fall meettnc Sept.
22 at Vetera.os Memorial
Hall,. 565 W. 18tb st., Costa
Wesa.
SEPT.16
lhru OCT. 2
FREE GRANDSTAND
SEPT.I6-20 RODBO
SEPTEMBER 21 ·25
UP WITH PIXM'LE
SEPT. 26 .... JQ.CI'Jilll OCT. 2 ''IIJ'-ll\1N1.U
AOOf:O A HIUCTIOH n..o.---
4 TllrlfS Oolllll"ON THf ,-AvtUONITAOE
SOMETHING FOR YOU I
ART IN ACTION • HOME ARTS
LIVESTOCK • PHOTOGRAPHY
INTERIOR DEStGN SHOWCASE
FLOWERANOGAROEN SHOW
CALIFORNIA ON DtSPlAY
GOlDEN EMptRE MINE
STORYBOOK FARM
PlUS MUCH, MUCH MOREl
COlliE AND CIUeMTE
TNI 'AI"'S l'lf'TlaTN
YIAII AUMIIICA'S
IIGIUf AIID 11011'
eiAU'TIAII. COUNTY ,Mil
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clldelllJlt Pallter,Bol ...
IY J. C. HUMPH Rill TI,Jior, lflt KlcM8cl, Ud .. I· ( .. Ht~,.ftbriu, ,..hou . a.n.
~IOff' Ill 18 1J f'hi4'/IOfl OfCOint, lMplaJitlelfwtJl
Hlr tl. lt11s h~eit 11 (:oslll COlD~ au..a. bit OOibt•
M u ttl'"' d"' .,. feu ,. o rr batiuM lor t;;;OiJ.ct -..r
th•., 29 ye'tlr.s, i.• "" 1 lbollld be ~ 118o.
tllllho ril)• on ~nr t tltrtl ,(PerMpi&JIItllllc?)laQJCUI, ;.-w1d ry. 1 tbt ·IIPNmt 6l'tl ol Lido
MYSTIIIOUS JADI .IIJud cW. wW be oe bud
J&es. ••• U.. Yti'J word :!.. abMnatlaa ud 'M"_.
COD)II ... 'IP tboacl* oft.. R aD btciM at 1•30 ud IJOIII :::.n.:: .. ~-:: wttla • c:4trtaia b ~ tiiU •
,... u 11 ...... otrnu I ~a> mtllllbenanaa•uoarm. Udo youth blltorieaJ. mJWca! ud · dll t:Ml.lqlltd oltMti'JIItiewlar Pr: '*<~"·~ tt ;aoa. Mo. an pro .. hH b I
•• ,..,, OIICe tballcbt tMa 1'bll reprn 'tt aa..cwor.. y au 0
Jlde u ......._. prop-tiiiAt7 ID lltrOdlei Pt1U to
....,; eo.ald,....... 111e liM ..,_,., Ud to Jut ut A Lido lale youacatersut-
.,, 1,000 y•n. u.,.., ·~.6 Gilt ID dliMr. (lut feted miaor lD)lrtes Satur-
Aateca Udotberaa.Sjldt J-' .. Oil tbat It 01111 coM day •biD bll mo-Ped bike
u a bedle of rut, or I ,_ tt.oo per ..-.> coDJded wUb a MotXebello
..wtMd ttl bardDeu to I Ia Mlltioe to • ftM play motorUt'• cuooCoutHwy.
mate tt 1Dto f1ab booU, , ud diiMr t111t WOD't allow iD Coi'OIII del liar.
ladYtl ud otbtr ~. t mUibera ID GtMa tbetr wallet~ Acc:ordlJic to a pollee re-
Jade II bora deep dowo :OilCt~re ~ al.o M a port, TbomuRenaudRutter,
1D tbe •ftb. comq to tbe 18URPKJBE. Tbat I J1Pt --18, of 941 Vla Lido Soud,
111rfkce wbeD atural &fttr moatba of lJ1IIC aftb at wu r1dlllc oo tbe rtcbt edge
ei'OilOD weatberaawaylell ~~· •-~cU.ac all 80I'tl of tbe tdcbway, trave~
tormldlble roc:u. Tboarb ma....... ud baaliiC welt, at 11:50 a.m., wbeo
we usully thtDk of tt u amoac.t tbemHl•••, the play-a car drlYeD by Robert Allen
always rreeo, Jade comes en' MleeUOD commtU.. bU McKeu tried to tum rlcbt
lD lbadM of red aod enD come liP wttb a flntuttc FALL olio Naretuua Crom the
black. SOmt are white, I.Dd PLAYif ricbt-band Iue, &Dd )"'WWC
· otben are 10 cl•r you C&D Tb1a play wUl be aJDOaoeec:t Rutter ran 1Dto tbe car.
'" tbrourb them. Bot at tbe potlact dllller; ud tiM Tbe cycu..t wu taken to
CJ'HD predomillltea. tr,oata wUl be OD WedDelday, Hoac bospttal by Newport
Tbe t .. l of jade 11 Ses*d»er 11 at 7:30 p.m. at Beacb puamedtcs, wbere he
uotber of ttl •ttnctlODI. tbe Clabboue. was treated and released.
Some atODN are cluSJ;
ot.ben ... ..., or WUJ Co auth h ed tezture1. Jade Ukea to be • ors are onor .
touched and careaaed, aDd
respoada with a ctow. Thta
per8011&1 quallty eodearatt
to lta owner.
Peate Va.mey ColUDS of
Newport Beacb and Sblrley
Wrtcbt CoUlns of Paclftc
Palisades, autbors of
O.en M•day · S.ht,..ay 1:31 . 5:31
Sun4ay II lo 4
673-1970
J422VIa1Mo
New,ert lleic.i .,
the
Other Store
Open M• .. y.S.llmlay, t :Jt-5:31 s .... , lllo4
675-8523
'' Putt1nc 1t aU together, a
coosumer's cutde to bome
furD1abiDc~" WIU be boa-
ored at a ''meet tile authors' •
party aDd prtflew of thelr
book, at 7:30 p.m. t.bis Sun-
day, Sept. 18, 1D tbe spa
at PukNewportapartmeots.
The wloe party is belnl
oo.ted by the publishers,
Charles Scribner's Soos of
New York. Llmlted resern-
tloos tortbeldlllcareavall-
able by calllDc tbe lip&, Mf. 4&64. by Friday, Sept. 16.
Peate VU"Dey Colllnsbe-
pa bel' carter ~a color IDd G.tpconrtttLudMs
floe• ...... nrte4t ot
fatertDr _.. lllldta, ID-
cludlJir moiiCie bomes,
apartmeota, recreaUooal fa -
cWtlu, schools aDd restau-
raots. PresenUy sell-em-
ployed as a consultant ln
total eovironmeotal destcn.
sbe coodllcta decorattoc
workllq)8 oear her borne ln
Newport &each.
7atE. Bai~M»a Blvd. MISSIONS TO BENEFIT •o-ePealutll8 ~===~=~~i~iii~ FROM UMW RUMMAGE The UD1ted MetbodJ.st Wo-
meo's 43rd semt'-anaua.l
rummace sale is achedllled
lor all day this Frlday,s~.
16, from 9 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. at tbe First UD1ted
llet.bod18t c hurst or costa
Mea. 420 w. 19tb st., at
Hart>or BIYd. Proceeds wtll co ID UlofW mission projects.
Tbe ale Ia ap1D IIDder
tbe aupervts1on of Ida
WUkeneoo aDd Dort.s
Cbarttr.
THE lNVIT A TIONS AR£ Otrrl ADd now looking torward
to tbe musical atr.a.Jr oo Sunday e•entng, Sept. 25, at
tbe Balboa B&J Cblb, are PLEAD om cers and chairmen.
left to rtgbt, Mrs. Ramsay Ba.tn, membership co-chair-
mao; Mrs. Joe Walab, president-elect; Mrs. Gene Alder,
bospltallty cbairrnan; Mrs. Ph11 Gray, first VH,e-presldent;
Mrs. Fred Ma.rtlo, record!Dg secretary; aoo Mrs. VIncent
Ekeberg, menj)ershlp co-chairman. F eato red concert
~rUsts. Jan RublDl, aDd his son, Michel, arf' returning
tor a secood year to present an evenJn~ of classic and
pop music. Donations wW be used to help a project
sponsored by PLEAD (Promote LearntnK .tncl Education
to End Abuse of Drugs), thls tlme the pu rchase of a
video-tape machine for Hoag hospltal'c; al<.:ohol, drug
and mental health uD1t. (Ensign photo.)
'•THE ROYA L FAMILY,'' the com('t'l\ l} ..._,"'rge S.
Kaufman and Edna Ferber depict!~ 3 ,·PnE>rations of a
famous American acting family, has opPne<l the 1977-7 8
season at Laguna Moulton community ph vhotJSP In Laguna
Beach. Kathryn Johnson of Corona del Mar, shown here
with David Newlln, plays the rolE' or :tn artrr>ss trying to
choose between a career and love. r hP play rontlnues
Tuesdays through Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. until Oct. 1,
wlth a matinee thJs Sunday, Sept. 18, at ~·\ 1 11 1, Rec;erva-
ttons may be made by c.alllng 49tC-0743.
PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS
SHOWN BY ARTISTS
Landscapes and seascapes
In oils and pastel portraits
by LouisaCoUlnsandpenand
Ink drawings arwi prtnts by
GieM Marttn will be OD dis-
play through Sept. 29 at thf>
Glendale Federal Savi~s
and Loan art galle ry, ~ew
port Center. The a rtists are
members of tht> Costa Mesa
Art League.
Veteran plot
Les Hall dies
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSI GtC
PUil.ISHEO WEEKLY · PG. S
TliURSOAY, SEPT. IS. 1177
CORON A DEL MAR. CAUf.
Prtnte famUy teme ..
wttb t.rtal at .. bave bed
Mid lor Lultt L. Hall, u,
of C<*a w .. , a prtftte
pUot wbo bad Don out ot
Oruce Coaly Airport tor
more tbi.D ZO y•ra. He died
Saturday aa.r a leactbY lU-
Recomrriended
by physicians
oesa.
Mr. Hall l1 su"t•ed by
bts mother, Mrs. Floreoee
Hall Birch; a 100, Daolel
W. Hall, New Jersey; two
brothers, Robert W. HaU,
New Jersey, aDd Tbomu
Blrcb, Sao Fnae~, aDd
a sister, Mn. Ednrd G1d-
dlocs, Newport Beacb.
He wu co-pt.l.ot for lbud
pUot Paol llub uotU a
plane c rash claimed Mr.
Maatz's life lD 1966. He
n ew tor rnaJly movie stars,
1Dcludloc Jobn WayDf, Gary
Merrlll and Sonny Bono.
Tile ramUy sueeested
memorial cootrfbuUons to
the Kidney Fouodatt.on •
Smith-TutbUI-Lamb Costa
Mesa Mortuary was Ule
director.
PLUS ikO"f
~.49
VISI'Tt4G PASTORS
Vtsi~ mlnlsters are
conductin( SUDday services
.lt St. Andrew's Presbyter-
ian Church in Clllf Haven.
whUe the cburcb seeks a
replacemeot for Dr. Charles
Dierentteld, who resigned
recently to take a new posl-
tloo as pastor of a chUrch
1n Rancbo Sa.ota Fe.
On Sept. 18, Dr. Don Wil-
liams will be vtsttlng min-
ister, followed b)' Dr. Donald
Card on Sept. 25, Oct. 2
aDd Oct. 9. Laity Sunday
wUl be obsen ed on Oct.
16 without a mlnister. On
Oct. 23 and Oct. 30, Dr.
Cary Welslger wUl conduct
the services.
· FRASER's sr AllfSS ma
NOW ON SALE!
~PC. PLAC E SET11NGS. $4 to $8.:W SAVING
Gifta . O.t.la Fwmi"'re. Otlne . c..., ...
I 140 ... ~ .. T C&NTRIIl Dill.. O&liON II'LAZA ••
CACIIl018 "'OM I'ASHfON lkANOt
Dr. Philip Murray, retired
mlntster of Corona ~I Mar
CongrepUooal Cll.lrch, Is
oow the part-time vtslt.atloo
mlnister at St. Andrew's.
4JW\ft\
if\terfors •iMpwb
T ol: 644-73-40
,ltRI f'AitltiNG
-An Affordable
IIDIIOOD HOT TUB
~
~
71~ii4S
25705 l' 4LE
HDIET. t.AI.If. Q2J~
714-673-01 ~2
411 . 30th !fT.
NEWPORT Bf.AC:H
CAUl'. Q%66()
uRQ9-
'IJY-mOtllt I ,
~1 •tt • 18 Private Pools _ V t Q • 3 Ca.y Tennis Courts
~1 • 82 Luxurious
Vea~Q Bungalows, Suites
STOPS HEAT,
FADING
HOTIIL a RAcau.T CLue and Rooms with a
s.n .. tlonal VIew
Protect
Your
Draperies
Mylar-Polyes~r
Window rtl• Sa vt-s
Fumltar~. Mon~y
Applied to the insides
or AD tJPOSed windows,
solar-control ftlm pos-
Wnly rdlces solar bart •t 11p to 811, stops cLue,
., .. tiM COlt ofadc!IUolll.l
a.lreoDdttloatac, aDd re-
clllcN b .. t loss 1D wtnter.
Tbe mylar ftlm also
mak .. cl.us shatter ..proof,
_.,. fad1Qr up to 1~.
ud .,_rmtts an uDdls-
torted ......
AltM IOia.r coatrol Ia
.,Ued lo tbe class, tbe
wtDw clUI wtU appear
tM ~&me trom the wtdt,
a.tt11a tbt •me amoaat or
upt la u before.
8olar COitro1 f11 m la
aftllllble ~ &roatb-
.. ..cal ..... c..,..,. T.._., (lt4J '7'7o..Gt01.
..........Cal oGitnpro*
fl ·-· ........ tiDal &lid ,._ .... ..._ .. ,_rowa ....
•
Slxty·two tuxunous bungalows. su1tes and room s command a sensat1onat vtew
from a htll-slope 1n the most exc1us1ve section of Acapulco Guests may select
unobtrusive pnvacy of their own cottage and pool. or sunbathe w1th the "Jet set"
at the famous Vtlla Vera pool and bar where favortte troptcal dnnks can be
en,oyed. etther tn or out o f the water
For the tenn1s butf. three clay courts are avatlabte bOth n1ght and day For the
gourmet. tnternat1onat cu1s1ne and Mex1can spec•att1es prepared at your requesl
For the romant1c. pnvacy and seclUSIOn For everyone unforgettable memones
THE VILLA VERA.
_ ~YM00NPACKAO. ............ ~
5 0 ax.~L~ .~~fiR~,! ~H:U·:~:e::! !_19. ~o
Air-Conditioned 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
I!XlllA NIGHT SM.IO ON E.,.
US Rep, JACK HUGEN INT and HARRY JARVINEN AND ASSOCIATES
uS Nateonal WATIS 1-(800) •21-()767
Write or Phone For Package Rates and
Ftee Color Brochure
to
'Vt11a'V•ra
110 I 8L AIIAOIIUn' ca...
P.O. Box !80, ~. Mex .
Phone 4-()3..33
•
• •
I
KICK-OFF TIME
FOR GRIDDERS
Pirates to host arch rival • NE'IPORT HARBOR Eli!IQI
P\JBI.ISHED WEEKLY ·PG. 6
TltURSDAY, SEPT. 15. 1977
CORONA DEL liAR, CAUF.
IUr;b .ctlool footltaiJ HI.·
100 optn~ tonJM:hl1 ~. 15,
W the ll:nbor A«;~, .lS New.
port 1\ut>or's Sa-Ilors ldC"Ir: on the sea.sou at home
against MUilk:an or l.oog
I
• 1m MIWPORT
COlT .t. MISt.
~ ... , I
Botch. 1a aa t p.m. pme.
Fndo1 -· .,....._ ~ HIUltlagtoD Beaeb plays Co-
roQil del Mar OD the •me
H.a.tbor Hl.gb neld, aoo Es-
tarda clashes with £dla)Q
of Hu~on Bea.cb at Or-
ange Coast College stadium.
Botft klckotrs are at 8.
Satu rday night at7:30,Co-
sta Mesa plays La Quinta
at Bolsa G raode b.Jgh scOOOI
stadium in Ga rden Grove,
AU are ooo-leaguepmes.
League play begios Sept, 30
for Coro,.. del Mar aod Co-
sta Mesa ~ tbe Soutb Coast
League. Nfwport Hartxlr
starts its Sunset League sea-
son oo Oet. 14.
Next Thursrlay, Sept. 22,
the Newport Harbor Ex-
ch:Ulge Club holds Its annual
football kick-off lnnctwon at'
the Bahia rorinthlan Y:H:hl
C tub, with l'oat.:hes and
players from loca l tU~h
M:bools and OCC.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Sf:PT. 16 , 11 tv IFI 1971
( .. d ., ~at . 1\: Sun
10 ·00 F.i\f'II JMY
Es tate Auction
of AMERICA COONEY GRIFFITH
(Wir•' of Wt• laiP 1-:olw:r rrt II. (Ned) GritfltiL,
Movie Pro<lucPr \\ lliredor, New York & llollywoo.f)
OVER 2.000 ITEMS
t-rom thPir $1,000,000 estalt> rn Laguna Reacl~o CaJU.,
a fine sf'IP<'UI'In of ·1nt1que rurniture, clocks, paintings,
art ~lass, nystal. "'"'rling si!Yer, sij;nPd Brouz.e, Objects
D'"rt, _tewt!lry o~ll!l ruuliutl artifacts. Many rare ol eces.
UJUIS XV, XVI, VUrines, Desks, Cabinets, Tables,
Chests, Wh~ Chair<>, ~ootstools, Marble Top Cornmodt>,
Chaise Lounges, ( ill• 1-..s, 12-lilo'hl Chandelier, Pr. 3-pt:tnel
Sc reens & Scouce.s.
lith to I'Jth Cent. Furn. incl. 12 Eng. Yewwoorl Spin-
dleback ArnoLIIJ.i rs, Corner Etagere, Rosewood Settee,
Docum~nt Ca..se. Inlaid Letter Box, Dometop Wal. Li-
queur Set, 2 ( h~>rry Dropleaf Tables, 2 Cylindrica l M:u--
ble Top Plate Warmers, lnlairt Mal~. Cellarette, Cir-
cula r lnl:wl Mal101•. M.trlllf.! ~ Gal leried Top Tallie, t oll.
of Oecoratiw· F,Jn.-,, Prirtts •• Silmer1 Oil s ~ Watercolors .
Goo r~ian Strl ~> Ma llo~~. Slant-front Desk, 2 Mo/Pea.rl
lnlaicl Ch.oJrs:, lnl:lld Papier M<'!rhe Armc hairs, Wll1S
PHILIPPE f.l.oo1uz•~! r:Jml.' rallle, 2 Bidjar Carpets (Zl'
:x II' o(. 13' x Jfl 'l Aubusson Style Carpet (Z l ' I 13•),
Z Cut CryJ>ttl Ct~"•h-Ji1 r'> (18th Cent. & Geort-;lan st yle).
Pr. OU Lamps w/lftJr rwanf' shades, Pr. ''Chinoiserie''
Tea Cannisb•r L.H11p'l, Pr. Gilt-metal Urn Lamps, Pr.
Ormolr. th111 i:.'oani?l•ll \loood Column PedPstals, Pr.
'· jewele-1" SUvPJ .o. lvor)· M r<~"hev:t l Ki1-: ~ OuE~n t-ll!tl res,
Stg nC~I C.er:nan Por"' l.J.ln lk.tll's 1!(:-ad, Pr. Turq. Por-
celain G llt-mH.:tl Cand•·l:Wr...s. Linens.
Nautical (q\1~>-~·tors llt>m s tl}('l. 3 Carved WOOf! Female
Mastheads, lh--ass &innade Covers, 2 Ship's Beds, Brus
Inlaid & Oa~ Sl\ip's WhPels, Hra.<>s Astrolabe in Case,
Ruby & 1\lu•· C.l1o;5 Runrunr Ll~hts, {J\rl Ship Lante rns,
PorthOle l <lj>'•, ll;t r•··'IJO, .;;h ip's MO'i~>ls (some inDio-
ramas), !Bt r. ( ··nt. -in!Jd Ur3S:> Cannon fla rr~>l, l 8tl1 -"'
19th C ~>nl. hmt'>, 'n .t .. r• oi(Jr:-. .._. (JiJ Pa1ntiuos of Ships
(son'"' <>ipn•·•li, '.l uu.IP Loarh~ lvnry lol:tld Mu<:ket.
EXflul ·.lt• '' ... ,try iwlll'ir·<: !are• Uta:-~onndo;, SJJif>ld re<.,
Hul1ie:>, 1 :11J1 ., \:,dliy:::t~, ''t--·1'>, l,arnf•h, Pearl'>, C.r-
meos, S<~t rll I lK \ Plalinuuo, l<im•o;, Hroocht•S, Bn-
('elf'ts , Earru-.;s , 'l:o·t kl.J w;, (,,,hi Cha ins, Wall II~>:;, Po·n-
dants , Coll~>1 lion of '•old" lll<llan Jf>wcl ry, some sumed,
Z99 Siivrr lltlilars.
ALSO, t .Sf <\!1:.. Ul· '.1u:<SI1,i'<OH VL'ICE:-IT L],UYD-
RUSSE J.I , \ll.:>:~I ON ,,-., JL"\:-. l'r\I-'LSTHA~fJ, C/1. lnrlo:;
Wa llarc's ·(,t":'lu•! I lfQt)U r>"' sr-rvir"' !nr l:i, Troa S"'ls,
Servint• ut .. no.,ti'O, •lH • 1 .to-r!tng PIK!eS.
Bank nf A11 • rir·:t, \-I s I . h, Ellis, Truo;t Orfk<>r
.-,ant 1 Ana, r·a .
John v.. , K,•nn··tl, Solomon, Attys., l.aruna Hea.r:h, C1.
1:-.;SPE li J',: fl•JI ·l,t ., ;ro,,t.15,1377--11)a,m.to r,p.m.
LOCA IH•". .Jl 1 S.1, \!.tin Street, Sant;1 Ana, I a.
(()'\r•tl Movrr11 \ \tor 1
OArf. SA~i-.. ">•11:. ~ 18, 1977 --10 :l ,IU .
Auctioneer: SHERMAN CRANE
t i l-l !-.~-.-.-, .. -, (Jr to-1:".·1 4fi0
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE quarterback Larry Hall picks
up some r831 estate in last Saturday nlpt's !5-S Ylctory
over Cypress College. Hall, wbo completed 5 of 10
passes for &0 yards and • touchdo•n. an:j rugaed tor
68 morP. anrl scored a TO, ns oamed the Sooth Coast
Conference offens!Ye player of the week. He and his
·occ matt•S will fa ce arch -rival Golden West College
thi s S:Jtu rrtay n.ight at i:30 p.m. at OCC's LeBard Stadium.
Qu alifyi ng races Friday
Fir):!! n:.ati!Jn,ol rh:Hnplon-
~hrp '1ll.t! If.\ II~ 1".11"('.'; Will hf'
ho·ld I· 1l•l.H nn•t1t ,11 lilt' Or-
J IIgt:' { vllfll} F.rirn-ounds
1110\0II"YI"I•· ··P'-"-'''"'' .I\ I f"Jl"k.
It II II I !Jo• lh• !J~I I h:J.I\{'t'
for ri•lo<rs lt.J lllJk"ll"' llnrtlp
for th•· 01 t. 1", n~I !Oltll
f'llollllfliOII'>hiJ• f".]l i'S W tlt•
twirl ,Jt t ill• ~ olrJ'riJIIJIIIS,
A rb~t<l ur 3.! o.,tJrtl'rs '1s
t'XJl{>f·tf'd to lil'lll lor 14 po -
SIIIOIIS. All dirnln.tlvr S)S·
I•, II! ~·h···~ Jo0111[S ha!>£1<1U(JOII
how tun~ ••.ll"ll ritll'r remains
P UBLIC" NOT ICE
I'IC"TI"I J()!'S IIL'SINESS
~M.IE Sl ATf MENT
Th•· 111111 ~·in~ pt·r-.ou is
•lrmw hu <:.m<>ss a!.: (I)
Kdlt>irlrn~r ope, (2) EXt>I"UtiYf'
llostru111, (31 ~aur,htv Yo-
hans, 3M}(} Fast Coast IH(l:ll-
wa), Stlit•• •4, Coron.r r1t•l
Mar, Cahrornia nG2~.
MHJ Hll :\i< lo•l::.<Jfr Mtll,r ,
P l31J l•jtli ~ITt'!-!, Afll. J(.
lfJI, ~\'....,port ti(•JI II 'll~W.
(::~llfur!lla.
"1 lot ~ lrUSLII("SS l'i •-oWIUl"l•"l
bv 'tit unuworpor.tlt'<i as.
'U' l:lt:J 011 lllfiPI 11\..111 J
f•Artno>rshl(J. Sill.lil-d: Mir iam
.,lr ki•lo;on Mf!J ,•r .
J"tn.,: <:l<~leruellt t,t,":t'> HI~
,.,.,u, "" •·ount~ • lerlo: vf Or-
~'11'1· ( 01101 of Atl~. 26, 1977.
t'ubh<>ll ; Sept. l!:., 22 , 2.9,
<r•t. G,l97i,intlw~,...,-porl
1 1:~1~ '!T t.nsi~n . F -8 1072
i' o1 LIC NOTICE
~ Jr TJ'I JOUS BUSINESS
NAMh STA TEMENT
in tile corn~litloo, wllh t11e
final 4 getting a lion's snare
of thf' points, as well as
prize money , Points earned
Friday 1r.ight, added to other
points aecumulated in othN
tjuallfyiog races around
Southern CalUornla, will de-
ter mine the final l4 rlde~s
to compete in the nationals.
HarPs sb rt at 8 p,rn.
COM TD club
to hold 880
The annual Touctriown
Ciull b:trhecuf• Is set for ~
p.m. Saturda~· In the com·
mom; area of Corona •lei Mar
hil!l' S("IOOI. The •·)ul1 will
host all fall season athletes
at the scbool, lncludl~ root-
ball, water polo, •·ross
r Ctlntr)·, the march!!¥ baod,
olrill team pt11 squad, ~tirls
volleyball, ~:iris tennis and
~iris r ross country.
All parents, grandparents,
l>roth€.'rs , sisters and oel.gtl-
hors are invtted. Tickets ror the S5 dinner ,.,.111 be
sold at the doOr.
Entertainment wlll ln-
.-Jmlf" rouU~s by lh~ rtrtll
team aod songleaders,
o·nmpanied by the baOO.
Sf:N n IN YOIJ R
I "LASSIFIEU AUS
TO 'rll E ENSIGN
....... p .. ·• ......
Orup~,. ,..... ... ,. ...... ...,.,
Dl ..._._ Oruce CCMitJ
.IC riid riraiiiM, -....... t~oo~amuy~tooc~a.t ... ...ry hplembv
-Orup Cout Cou,.. m..UGoW.W..t. ·
Tile! .......... _...
otl for tbe l2Ua ttme at
7:10 p.m. Uda &ardlr at
CXC'I Le8a.rd lbdtam ud
a capacity crowd or 7,600
...... ct ...
OCC coacb Dlcll Tacter
will be cotog alter his ZOOth
win as • bead football coach.
Just beglnalDc Ills 27th sea-
son In the coacM~ ranlts,
be has ta.shiooed • remark·
able 199-62-Zncord. Thai's
a .iiS2 wl.nD.i.ac pereentare.
Golden West WOO last
year's coolest \4-0, andOCC
won 31 .14 in 1966, 10-7
in 196i and 10-6 in 1972.
GoodE-n West won 28-Zi in
1973 lnd 23-20 in 19'74. The
series ls deadlocked :a.t
5-5-1.
OCC enters Saturday's
b:lttle with a 1-0 record
after beating Cypress
ColleRe 25.3 last Saturda}
nlgbl In tht> season opener.
Golden West Is l -0 after
blltzin!Z Santa Ana 45-14,
The Pirates allowed Cy-
press J.r st 58 yards on the
~rouoo, but gave up 174 yards
lhtoUf!:h the air. The
Chall:i!r s collliected oo
bombs )f 4Z. 41 a nrl 36
yan1s.
JERRY VAN L.INGE tlas ~
named tennis pro at theJohn
Wayne Tennis Clfb in New-
port Beach. lie Is a former
member of the L. A. Strings,
was twtce nnk.ed among tiM>
top 55 pblyers In tire U.S.,
and att.a.lned the status of
•·world class pro" u.ndertbe
tutelage of Pancho Segun.
He has been a teaehlag pro
at the HlllcrestCounlryCiub
aod the 1Hve rla Tennis Club
and head pro at the Mesa
Verde Vl.llas Racquet Club
In Costa Mesa. He won the
1977 Wimbledon West tour.
nament with his wt~
partner of 1976, Gail
Glasgow.
Ill•· followtllf. person 1.'>
<lorn~ tJusiness as: The Covel
M ~ll. i2l2 !:.. Edl~er. Sa nta
,\n.'\, fa, 'J2irn: l>avicl Mt.
.-!lll+-<1 IIPI!er•k, 7310-ln
'''' 11 I r ,.,t. !>or·..,·rxrrt fl, h.,
(a. ~2G63.
CM polic e blotter
I" his lou<:tn. <;_<;IS
t.1 All w •ltvldual ~~. 11•~~
ll,,vi,t ll••lle•k.
ThiS <:tatr•ll! ~n· ·Mas ril~><1
... ·1111 th•• •ount~ Jerk n! Or-
11"11'•' l flU Ill\ Sept. 12, I 'Ji7.
Publish· SPpt. 15, 22, 2~.
(}1·1. 6, 1'117 , in the Newpc.rt
llart.oor Ensign. f" ·81746
• TUESDAY, SEPT. 6
2-1/2 ACRES
of
About $100 rash was sur-
relli'le red to a robber armed
~~o·ith a revolver IYJ>f> weapon
by servire station attendant
:\'arlo Restr~ at the
ftmn y G:~.s Co., i51 Baker
St.: th e suspect was rle-
scritJed as skinnr . with l"hln
whiskers, w<>arJ~ a white
slltrt and blue levis .••
Simon H. Levi, 148 York-
town Lane, reported the$340
burglary of a launrlry bag
of clothing, sheets and linen
from Iris car In a parkt/"1!
lot at 2490 Harbor Blvd.,
while he wa s In a nearby
bank. ••• Hed'Nig A, Kln,;s•
borough, 56, Whittie r, was
charged with d runk rlrivt~
alte r he r ca r ran into the
re-ar of the ca r of Jamie
R. Willard, 52, Ei49 Pon~
derosa St., stopped for a
red light on llarVQr BI Yd.
at Fair Dr •.•. A burglar
stole a $300 necklace, $'70
about 100 ha~Xi guns, nlued
at between $17,000 and$25,-
000, and leaving belore the
alarm company am officers
could respond to the scene
at i :l6 a.m ••• , Two sports
car bucket seats and an
e~:~glne c rank shan made up
t hf> .$450 then from K & E
Distributors, iB9 w. 16 St.
•• , Record albums nlued
at $95 were stolen from the
gange bedroom of Marlo
R, Crumparlr.er, 1944.
Pomooa Ave ••.• A burglar
smashed a window to gain
entry to the94thAeroSqu:a.d-
ron restaurant, 3180 Alrwa}'
AYe., stealing $30 ••••
Ma urine c. Miller. 2il Ro-
chester St., lost $20 from a
dresser drawer to a burglar
•.• Jon S. Maxwell, 26 , of
228 Albert Pl., was char~ed
with t\avlng less than one
ouoce or ma ri)Jaoa In hls
possession atteromce rs re-
sponde(! there reprdlng a
disturbance call ••• A S1 10
biCJcle ns stolen from the
gance of Peter M. Becker,
31!1 Yukon Awe.
FINE USED CARS !
STAT10M WAfiOM
4 cyf., 4 soeed. air oonditionu'lg. radio. hellier,
apptOlC.. 19,000 mtles. Uc. 1318PKE Stock ......
"73 FORD
F250 CREW C.t.l I'1CIIIIP
V-8. au to. trans.. air
power steering, radio, heater,
prooane. lie. #76553W. Stoclkl
#3054T.
!,
clock. radio aDd $i0 tape
r ecortler from the home of
Walter B. Hahne, 1713 Iowa
St •... Mark v. Vlach,
934 W, 19th St., reported
$160 In currency stolen from
a coat pocket ln a closet
of his residence ••• Michael
D. Arml)o, 18, of 349 W.
WUson St., was ct\arg«t•lth
possessloo of dangerous
Car damaged
by vandals
drugs and posaeutoo of Wl· A Newport Helcbtl womao
lawfUl prescrlptjoo drugs at reported $750 dlmqe tober
1895 Moorovta AYe, ••• car bf nllilll wbo broke all
Louis K, MaJtz, !3, Los Anc•· wlDdows and cat opea all
let, was chaqecl wtth I S• .. tl wbU• tbe car wu
taulttQC omcer Robert puUd ~•nAPt IIIDIIIJ ..
Corauke 'tt'hUe the otftcer her uJockad prtct..
.... •"•""""" to """ • _,,. llbefl, 439 lt-ftcbl IDfOIYiiiC 1CoMelll R. tiDe, told polleo 111o bU
Ohrl, zs, ~ zoeo MIPI• ---,_....,
81, Ia ..... "-aiiOIO dllrtll 1M put s ,.an by
Fllllertoo Ate •••• A bofllor borrJan, -ud
.ttolt a t.11J11 r.eordlr, color tllllftl.
TV tDd noord player flo• Tbe 51.,..,-~ld tee-
1M r-of Alton II. -., oa1d olio parlrod liar
Rlterla, 2ZS E. lOth 81. 19'11 YW IQII,....clola Ia
• WIDI'fUDAT, SEPI'. 7 •••ct...., i•tnet
ID,.Uat--door
-at Ilia G-Bo71,1110 "-"----"-...
a.-at·--
.. , ......... -Ill lllr oar at •• _, ..,._
laC • ..,. oa1d on •-• -~ IWatrd UdtM ~ ftn •rr«..,._
Frntr 1 .uddle ....,c1
Rick -.., led 1M clo-t-ellup lor 1M
PlnMI:. Dr ... tep&a.Jileoaly
lbitofll'ii ........ ~ .....
wtb 1S taekl .. , He wa
.-...d dltl-..lM plaJtt of llle-.F.--llae.
bicker Mike Mu..-l!lld l
~k a cta lor the
8DCI,
'heller Waf alao pleuect
wtth bll oneose.
'•l WU YCII'J bappy Wtlh
the play of our S quatter-
baeks (Larry Hall, Guy
Gu~ aod 0a.¥e Mol -
Uea)," tbe OCC coach ald.
lb.ll led OCC's attaelr. and
was YOted the Soutb Coast
Coalereoce'a offeuJ.Yeptly-
er of tbe week.. He COhl)let-
ed ftn ol 10 puses for 60
yards and a touchdown,. and
rushed lor 68 more )'trds
on 16 carries. He scored
a TD on :~ ooe-yard ptunfe
Ia the first ~arter.
HalfbaU Fayt W•tt.wn
.cored twtee for tbe Pl.ntet
oo ,.. or a 1..111 s """·
IIIIIACLEAN ,
-Mlt\IC LEAN ~ COMPLETE SF.aVICE:S-
CERAM:r; ru ¢ARPET SAUS
DRAPEill' SAUS PAINTING
WAW'APER UNOLEUM SAUS l£VLORS
ClEANING
\.''. ~-; ;:: MIRACLEA N ®
/lfV\\ · Experts .. .from floor to ceiling!
STREET • COSTA MESA -
SOCCER BALI~S
SOCCER SHOES
SOCCER SHIN GUA R DS
BASKET BAI.L S
BASKETBALL BACIK BOARDS
FOOTR.-\LLS
FOOTBALL SHOES
T ENNIS RA CKETS
TENN I S URESSF:S
FLAG FOOTBALL. FLAGS k ROL
BASEBALL MITTS II. GLOVES
T E NN IS SHORTS&. SJII RTS
TENNIS SHOES
RACQU E TBALL RAr QtJETS
WARM UP SU I TS
1 Time 2 Times 3 Times
ZO .-ords or less . , • 2.00 .••• 3,50, , •. 4.50
2t" to 30 words •.•.• 3.00 ••.. 4,75 .•.• 6.00
31 to 40 words ••••• 4.00. , • , 6.50. , . , 8.00
Each •ord over 40 • , .10. . . . .15. • • • ,20
IIAVE lowely seml.prtn.te
room, 1\c. home. Er..
meals, ladle!'> only. WeG ·
t>rn and Knoll areaolf BaJJ
Rlt ., Anaheim. 761.8656
or 8!13-Zi22.
JAICIC<"S HOUSECLEANING,
rusooable, reliable. Ref-
ereoces. Own tnnsporta-
tion. 646-4811 anytime.
WANT to be you r GARO.
ENER Call '•Charlie the
Clipper" at 759-9294.
(Licensed.)
BOOKKEEPING(rAX SER-
VICES. We are bus:l.oess
consultants who spedallze
to small aod ooo.pront
businesses. Call for an
appointment. SteYen R.
Hinds, 557-1041.
•IICY CLU
SALES & SEII'VCE
-UO E. 17th St •• CosLa Mesa
646-7'706 -&46-6655
MALCOLM (8UD) CUTLflt
• f LORIST
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DeMur/ Tush
I'LORIS"/"S
I'HOI'IE: 14&4418
2431 N•pott ltwd. Cooto-
-•ORT CL I .UC I IIS
G ARAGE SALE : 415 Acacta e P E RSO NAL
Ave., COM Art& anti.Ques. 1-_.:..:::..::.::=.:.:.=:._._ __
Sal. & Sunday, Sept. 17th
&r 18th.
AKC IHI SH SETTER, male
7 mos., obedlencetralnet'l.
Must sell. Best offer. 99'7-
9822 or 644-llll.
AMWAY -Personal, home,
car aod lnduslrtal pro-
ducts. NUTRIUTE food
supplemeris . Call 642-
0843 for prompt dellwery,
LE, neuter@li,
wearhw: a white nea collar
Ueo-1 with a 5trl~. Lost
on lrts Street on inland
side, Call 644 -7262.
•HE ARI NG AIDS
HAL AEBISCHER
*
Proper F1ttong Assured
3409 E. Coast Hwv.
Corona del MiN
PSYCHIC CAN (mesmertae)
JoYed onea, JtheTs to do
your WrtteJamU,
Bo• Ore·
(503)
• FOR SAL E
Fine Seledloo --Superb
Values --E-Z Terms.
PIANOS -Grands, consoles,
uprtles, used but cra.t.
Stelnway, Yamaha, Cable,
EYerett, Baldwin, Cur.
rter, Janssen. Jotuwon.
and Iota more; prices
from $595.
ORGANS -U yoo buy your
or gan dellberateiJ, you'll
buy a YAMAHA! HEREoow
the all oew (years Uead)
Yamaha -·from $695,
SPECIAL -Used Yamaha
COMOie plano, $1395.
RENTALS ~ SpiDit plaoos
from $15.00/month.
SCHMID1' MUSIC CO.
Stelnway -Yamaha
1907 N. Main st., SaiD Ana
o PLUM BIHG·HEATIM G
t--.:::.."'~"·.::38.::33--1 Just Plum bin g
~o~AIIIH E HARDWAR E & Heating
W aler Hnters, Dlspoals,
• Dn.J.ns, FaucetJ, Copper ...... t& Re-plpes •... R"_.lo
ClotnlD&-Naatlcal Gifts prices ••• Dly, ntcht. or
... ~--H --. •tek·eodst ,.__ I.Juw•ft
Opell H YtD days a week
to sene you better
iOO W. COAST HWY., N.D.
PI«>NE: 645-1711
301tN~t·loHI ........... I
JUST PLUIIIBIHG
Tel-: UZ-11 11
Lte ... No. 300948
Con.ner
Plumbing
64()..7444
14 • .,ll. IE.YIQI:
U .. COAI'T HI~WAY
flOIIOIIA DEL II A•
NEWPORT HARBOR EJUIGN llfURSDAY, SEPT. 15. 1977
Spyglass Hill .PUIUSHED WEEKLY-PAGE 7 OODA DELMA"· CAL. Newport Beach Corona del Mar
---.~Rea I Estate~~Balboa Island li~,:
. OCEAN VIEW, OF COURSE,
••• ,.,.. -THJ8 UA.IJ'IV'UL 4 BEDROOM. PLuS
PAIIILY lOOM ..a. POOL AJmJACU~ZL .....
. .AitT1'tJLL Y LA.JemC.A.PED.
$289,500
Newly Listed
CORONA DEL MAR---CUTE COTTAGE ON
SUPER R-2 LOT.
~MARTIN "'-'•,
REAL ESTATE
.. I.CDAST ft""IAY; CDIDMA DB. MAl
FLEXIBLE DUPLEX
SOUTH OF THE HWY.
A v~ unusual duplt:x ln CdM ; tht:
bulc plan consists of 3 bdrrns., family
rm., 2 baths plus a sharp 1-bdrm. unit
for a t""agt:r or anotht:r branch of
tbt: family. In addition, tht:re is a very
n ice 1-bdrm. unit over tht: 2 car
carport. Tht: property is in A·l coruii-
tioa, incl. new coppar plumbing & a
tt:nnitt:-proof fence . $179,000.
YOUU. Ull OUI ISP
. .expuft:nct:d salt:S persoanel
-759-0811'
' n::
I aBDBBB BLIIRS ca.
OVER 10 YEARS OF SERVI CE
~ORSE COUNTRY ESTATE
San Juan Capistrano
B•autifully Located Hilltop Jo.:Statt: 01 Approx. S Acres. Mounta iR .
Valley & Ocean Views . Luxurious 3
Year Old Custom Built Ranch Style
Home. With S Bt:4fooms 31h Baths.
Beam Ct:Uings, Marble & Carpeted
Floors. Four CAr Garage. Many Ex-
'tras. $550.000. B~· Appointment
REALTORS
181 Dovttr. Drive, N.B. 631----••
~gar~
Kt7k-~
R E PRESENTING SI!LECTED CLIENTS IN
REAL ESTATE COUN SELING
AND INVESTM ENTS
I I I I e I I I e I I e I e I I I I
MLS SALES REPORT
Sales through the Kultiple Llat1nc
Service of the Newport Harbor-Com
MeA Board of Realtor• totalled more
than '388 mWion ~inC the f1r8t I
month8 of 1877. TIDB IB A 2&-1/2
INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD ·.
OF 1t'78. 7,443 new llatinll were
proceaNd, o1 whlcb 48% WERE SOLD.
7'7% o1 tbe. lalel were cooperatb·e.
LiM your property wWa a Realtor.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I •
NEW LISTINGSI
Arbor Lake
Exellelt CofllltoD model 1D mueb deatrtd u•
of Wooclmttce. 1'wo ~m, I beth, ...-rate
dlDIJII& room. Ltut ap~~~ltYe 1D ar11.. -11111'11 •
Oaly $115,500.
AND •••••
Pool Sized Yard
Great Eut1lde COtta K-bome wttb pool 11Md
yard. Excelleot c:oadttloo. Loa4t of elarm wttll
buUt-ln tttcbeo. Carpet aod dnpes IDcblded. OWDer
wW carry l it trult deed at 91 wttb 151 down.
Hurry • call 640-70001 • ••• T urtlerock Broad moor
BfiiiiWUl 4 bedroom. lamUy room borne wttb
pool ud )lcoul. Two aod one-ball baths. a ear
pnce. burclar alarm system. A mult see at
$137,500. You OWD the laodl
I e· t I
The Bluffs atS99,9SO
Trt-leftl, 3 bed., 2 bath eod uo.lt. Redeconted.
Vacant. Qutck po~aesaton. A back-to-school spect.all
11111D1b I lrvi•
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Golf Course
V-1-E-W
Y ou1J love this one!
Deluze ••Greed)rter .. plan wttb 2 bedrooms, sltt.IJic
room. mirrored wet bar. flnplace. truh com-
pactor. eoclosed elltry patio aod Z decks suspeoded
OYtr VIEW, NeYer bd)" Und tnl Tennis court.
aod pool oaly steps away! $179,500. Joyce Edluod,
842-8235.
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t01 DOVf R DR., 60.1235 I 16~ U N MIGU f L, 644-4200
45-U CAM .. US DR., 751-1414
HOW CAN I DEFER MY GAIN ON MY
RESIDENCE, f F I SELL ? SERVING
NEWPOR T BE~CH ASK US SINCE19e0
759-0226 anytime
EARLE "BUD" CORBIN, GRJ
BROKER
JACOBS REALTY
2919 Newport Blvd.
675·6670
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EXCEPTIONAL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
II you've looked at lmMtmellt properUes, you know ''neptlve cash
now" 11 tbe nate ratbtr t.ban the exception. This property should
'•carry ltselr' wttb a oormal cub lnYestment aDd a conservative
ad)Jstmeot 1n 1Dcome. It f•turtl 3 two-bedroom units, separate
garages. Uberal ya.rd space, aod b!gbly desirable eastside Costa
Mesa locatioo Dear 17tb St. Suitable for investment or nome and
income. Call rScbt away for more lnlor matlon and an appointment.
WESTCLIFF REALlY CO.
1733 WE5TCLIFF OR.
M EWPORT lEACH, CA. 92660
MOVE FAST!
VIEW-NEWPORT TO DANA PT!
Prlnte commiiDlty. four bedrooms, S bat.ba,
tamUy room. Fee land. All at tbe uoM&rd of
prtce of $119,5001
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ONLY $92,500
POOL AND JACUZZI
Two story, 4 bedrooms, neat aod clean.
MAURY STAUFFER-·
SEA LION REAL TV
1213 N. COAST HWY •. LAGUNA BEACH
497-3388 64~2212
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,Cido Jsle
Four bedrooms. two bat!ls, oewly decon ted. l.lrre
peUo. beam ceillaCs, hardwood noors, 48 foot lot.
$!%5.000.
,Cuxurv WaterfroHI CoHdo
Two bedrooms. 2-1/Z baths, pool, jacnr.t. tot-
boar security, bn.od oew. completely turot.bed.
$%20,000.
PeHiHsula
Four bedroom. tbrM batll bome. All amenities,
tonlJ ar•. SlM.ooo.
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT
HOliES FROM $900,000
BILt. GRUNDY, Realtor
ltl•••n ..... at L..-,, ..
a.l MYIIDIH.. SUfTI 1, N.L 67U161
I.
Roy McCardle .
Realtor
ll&.tAILI JI.YfC~
6flfCI .lf4J
645-7221
~re Here For You.n.
f.adt olliu ia l~ndrntly owrwd and opn-aled.
IRVINE CONDO
ADULT OCCUPIED CONOO WITH C HARM AND
LOW 11 ROCKROSE MAINTENA"JCE I JVE IN
ONE Of lRVINE'S BEST AREAS.
Call 640-6161
Choice of Two!
TbeM homes eacb bave 5 bedrooms, 3 baths,
d1n1nc room aod both 1o beaut11Ul East Bluff.
CALL US FOR DETAILS
CHOICE RENTALS
UOOISLE
S BEDROOMs, S BATHS ••• , .... $795 ~r month
5 BEDROOMS, BA YFRONT •.••. S2,SOO ~r month
BAYFRONT CONDOS
GREAT VIEW
TWO Z~B~OROOM UNITS tt $1,600 per mooth
TWO Z-BEDROOM UH1TS ~ S900 per moa01•
ONE 2..8EDROOM UHIT FURNISHED ~ Sl.UG
per moatb•
• Pter aod sUp anll.able
,4{?._ ~~<>}.·:~~LIDO llEALTY.
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3333 _E. Coast ~igbway
Corona del Mar 675·23 7 3. · ****** **t*·:lr1r**,
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TRAILER LIFE is creat for relaxation, as demOn-
strated by Tont Nasco of Corona del Mar. Trailers,
vans and boats ar e bel~ exhlblted at the George Colourls
recr ea tional vehicle, van and boat show, that will run
through this Sunday, Sept. 18, at Anaheim Stadium. HJUrs
are 4 to 10 wttekdays, noon to 10 Saturday and ooon
to 8 Sunday,
SUPER BLOCK REZONED
COlli .... lUper block
rtetl•td a rtiODii to-!D.
.ututtaaa1 Dll ree....aoa.
UN from r..WIIttal aDd
cornmerclal 1111 b)' the Cotta
Mea 9ta.~Ac Commtuloe
Monda7 cd&tlt.
The block betwetD Pa.rt
Ave., Center St. Plammtr
St, a.Dd Anaheim Aft. trUibe
used for a aeQJor c:lUHDS
center, ftre ataUoo a.Dd an
eJ:paoded bnncb library a ad
recreauon ceoter.
In other actlou:, eom-
mlsslooers tuneddowo100e
nceptton permits for a rest ..
aunot with bar and eli:er-
talnment arxl an electrical
cont ractor's taclllty, Diet
Osborne, 1945 Plaeenua
Ave., wa s denied a coOOl-
llonal use permit to auow
the restaurant wltb an oe-
cupalll: load of 350 persons
at that addr ess, which Is to
a general Industrial zooe.
Morris Desatotf, 4%5 N.
NewpOrt Blvd., NeW]XIrt
Heights, was denied a con-
ditional use permit for con-
s truction of the contractor's
facility in conjunction with
retail appliance sales at Z36
otla St., a commtrda.l c .. 1
--Orlt>ooWo• lo lito pro-poal camt f'tom .. rbJ
-ill.o, wbo olrDodopoU.
Uoe Clilfilll1al tb1 I&M WI•
1101 -lo tilt ------Tom Car•r. 502 ~·
Rd., CUff Hanta. wu denied
a nrlaace to add two units
to ta eu.tt.Dc re1tdeoce at
2$2 Palmer st. TM commls-
•toMr• ware UD1almou1 lD
their dalliJ. clllmiDI' the
addUSoe wo.ld proYide too
much <ltMity to the tot.
llorid lloooottan. 6900 W. Oeeaa Froat, Wut Newport,
withdrew a coadtuonal u.at
~rmlt &o coutruct 25 apart-
meat uDI.tl at 366-368 Avo-
cado st.
Gerald E, Odepard,Saota
A-, received a coOOitlona.I
UH permttto r .. toreclasstc
alttomoblles in an ellstJng
IDdultrlal buUd1n(j; at 779
W. letb St.
SYSTEM OF THE WEEK
:suHifi'[
O•G-GRADO
THI SUPHICOH ne lfiiiO
SICIIYH '' Pttdecllv malcne<J w1tn 1rws 1)31< ol un••""••• ,, 3·wty soeilloers
' •
Tile sound'' fldremf!IV claan itf>d
elear !rom modf'<aTf' To coroef'f"l
nan1e,.....s
NEWPORT HARBOR EN SIGH
PIJBLISH ED WEEKLY ·PG.I
THURSDAY. SEPT. I~ 1977
CORONA OEL MAR. CALl F.
tolATTREIIES ·---lllq Jrreculer lhaPtt
bs rt ILl -c;:.... l"", •
COITA 'MUA: MATTRISS CO.
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SEND IN YOUR
CLASSIFIED ADS
TO THE ENSIGN
TMI IILT-DiliVIN S.lC. otw;:ludn
base dull cove• ano GRAOO 01amond Cllt1rodgoe
Masked gunman robs cafe
Xww· lor Amencan Cars
""LU I F".C. T.
"zX'
zx · lor Imported & compact cars
Camplete chuala
lubrication and oil
· Compkte anal)'lla change · Hell» en.w-e 588 alijnment c_orrec_1,tio10n
01
•l .,.. kmg wearinl pu-bl and
to increaae t1re" ----smooth, quiet per·
and Improve lleet~l rormance Pleau
Precilion equipment, Ji!one tor appointment -
Aay U.l . medii Uled by experienced Up to 1 qLI of Indudea IlCht trucb. ::.=r·.:~ mechanics. helps en· m•Jor IN" .rid I•JO A all for our Free
.,_......_. crm aure a precision ~radc oil Beuery Power Check
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--•• .,.. Mill ••• ,_ llr
Out mechanlct elec~
tronlc.Uy fine--tuDe yo. ----. phap I eondlue" • T•t
ehualnJ· ttartinJ
'"'""'· tJme taliot, idjust drburetor -
Help• malntalln a
RnOOth nmnmc mlioe -
lnclud.. Dataun ,
Toyota, VW • lllhl ........
).Wheel Front DIK:
matatl new froDt !tile
,brake .,_. -Jl.lpeek
lnd inspect fred wheel
bearlnll IDapect
t.yd.ra'llk syat.-n and
roton (doel not !Delude
rear.....-)
OR
~WI>... DNa-Type :
lnttall ae• brake
lininta all lOW' ........ -
R41pacll troat ••••
beerlniJ ·IMpctbrUe
h)'«ollllc •-...,. lluld.
A gunman wearing a green
s ki mask robbed lheGrind(>r
restaurant on Coast tlw y. of
$138 on Saturday niRht.
An employee told police
that the ma n, dE-scribed as
in his late twenties, about
5-19, weighing 16 5, came
lnto tbe restaurant, wntcll
ts located acr oss from the
Balboa Bay Club, at 9:45 ~aring the s ki mask. Two
diners later said lht>)' had
P.UB LIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STA f EMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: Marshll 's
Brother, 665 Park Dr., •48,
Costa Mesa, Ca. 92627:
Douglas C. Gll!ord, £65 Park
Dr., M48, Costa Mesa, Ca.
92627 ,
Thi s business Is conducted
b)' an individual. Signed:
Douglas C. G!Hord.
This statement was filed
with the count)" clerk of Or-
a ~e County Aug. 18, 1977 .
Publish: Sept, 15, 22 , 29,
Oct. 6, 1!177, in t11e Newport
Harbor Ens il'!:n. f -80638
BEKINS HAS 4 YEARS
FOR CHANGING SIGN
Dec. 18, 1981, Is the date
the Beldll5 Moving and Stor-
age Co., 1535 Newpo rt Blvd,,
Costa Mesa, wil l have to
comply with the City of Costa
Mesa sign ordinance under
an arnor1 izatlonplan approv-
ed by the Costa Mesa PI ann -
~ Commission Monday
night.
The fir m's 200 square-
foot sign was figu red as hav -
ing an $8,000 repl acement
value with ::1 7 yea r, 9 month
a mortization period since
the slgn ordinance was
adopted, Planners thanked
the flrn1 for the ir coopei:il-
tion in worldng out the
amortization plan.
. DOLPHINS RESUME
1 MEETINGS SEPT. 28
The Dolphins, Woman's
Division of the Newport Har-
bor Area Chamber, will hold
the fi rst monthly meeti ng of
the new season on Sept. 28
at the Irvi ne Coast Count ry
Club. Social hour 111'111 begin
at 11 :30 and lun cheon and
program at noon.
Carol Sooth of CaMel!
&r Chaffi n will tell "the ln-
s lde story," a look. at the
latest developments in In-
terior space pla nni ng and
design for ortlces ,
ROSALlND Rinker, well
known for her rnaAY boob
OD coanrPUOOII pnytr,
wW coldltct seminars at e p.m. S4l>t. u . 25, Oct. 1
OD ''COD'IImlalctUIIc lote tllroap pnrer" at Newport
~~-Cbi'IJtWI Cente~ 1ut Uld strMt,
~~--Sbo lo .. ·-ol Atbary CoUtee, a 14 1•r a1&11oaaJ1 1.11 CblDI , COIII-
Mior, ltetlfer IDd writer, Her-....,.,. -lo
u How to bl.n flrnttr
pn)'efl,"
seen him don the mask just
outside the door,
The robber, gun in hand,
came around the cou nter,
orfl erl"d a clerk to open the
cash register and lie down
on the noor, then scooped
up the mo ney and ran out.
Two other restaurant em-
ployees, who ran oot of the
back door when they saw
the gunman enter, told police
the robber ran around the
back of the buUdlog, near
whe re they were hiding In
some bushes, and disap-
peared into the night.
Just before leavtng, the
gunman told witnesses,
'·Don't worry, Everything
will be all right -just rail
t11e NeW]XIrt Beach pollr e."
UCI TOWN AND GOWN
WILL MEET SEPT. 2b
U. C. lrvloe Town and
Gow n will begin I he new club
yea r with a cotfee reception
for members and their
11:\lests at the hOme of
Ch<~ncellor and Mrs. Dante!
Aldrich, 1392 Galaxy Drive,
Dover Shores, at 10 a.m.
Monda y, Sept. 26, Mrs .
Marvin Marks, president,
and Town and Gown board
members will be hostesses.
FISHER
RECEIVER
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WITH CCM.II'ON
5 3.99
BARRY WHO?
Atlyol , <..,1~
Pr,
288 "
Wao that the REAL Barry Goldwater who talked to the Chamber of Commerce
crowd a couple of weeks back? From what I read In the papers, he looked like
Barry and walked like Barry, and part of the time even talked like Barry; but
there were otber times during his rambling talk when he sounded like aoother guy,
Maybe Barry bas reached a stage In his lite when he Is going to become a split
personality. Maybe all ot those years In Washington have fogged his sharp mind.
Ha has become a fence-straddler like all of those other guys back there. Oh, sure
he still says a few cusswords aod uses simple language that people can understand.
Ho even said a few ot the things that he's been saying right along, such as:
-We're headed tor a>et.allsm in a hurry lt we don't reverse the trend .
-Businessmen should show mo re backbone in their resis tance to government
pressure on their businesses.
-Government is spending too much money.
Taiwan Is our friend.
-Africa is in a mess.
• Our Armed Forces need beefing up.
Now, all ot that stuff sounded good, and Barry sounded like Barry when he said
it. But, omlgosh, you should have hoard the otber things he said. It you closed your
eyos and didn't look at the tamUiar craggy, handsome face, you might have thought
you were listening "to Nelson Rockefeller, Jimmy Carter or J erry Brown. Here's
what tbe "other" Barry Goldwater said:
-Newport Beach should join In a regional planning schem e with other towns,
despite tbe tact tbat (aa Barry admltied) we have done a tine job of planning our own
town wltbout a lot ot outside Interference.
-Barry Isn't sure how he wUI vote on the Panama Canal treaties. Says ho keeps
changing his mind.
-National health Insurance Is a sure thing, says Barry, and he's tor It It we can
buy It tor ONLY 15 or ZO billion bucks a year. He's right about socialism closing
iD on us, and socialized health Insurance Is one ot tho reasons.
-Barry praised Nelson Rockefeller for coming up wttb the '•new federalism"
Idea ZO years ago. That's tbe Idea that later became federal M!Venue sharing •
Barry, taU us It ain't so. Tell us you didn't mean all ot those things. Tell us you
are sUII the ama man Who aid "otremlsm In defense ot Uberty" Is oilay. With
our most recent az..Coacr-muln )aU, and wttb our recent neighboring Congress-
man joining the growing llst of ua-IDdleted co-COIISI)Irators, we need somebody ""
can bans onto. When you stop In at the Bay Club, we like to be able to thlnlt to
ournJ.yes t'old Barry's In towu&Ddbt'loa.oar side, ao the world still fils a chance."
But, Bury, U you keep aet1111 W. way, you'n going to need TWO apartments at
tba Bay Club -one lor tilt llld Barry and 0111 tor the Barry we beard the other day.
WW the real Barry Goldwater pi-staDd up -or shut up?
AI Forclt
Wo bavo tiMI real Colooy PIIIDta at the liOn. Better hurry and get your atmmer•a
pointing doGe beton tilt 1114 woalller lllarta.
· Kiwanis to hold
rummage sale
EDGAR BERGEN AND CRARUE McCARTHY wUl kick .~
off Oraage Cout Collece•s tlrst-enr celebrity lecture
series at 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 23, ln the. auditorium.
Other speakers in the aeries will include psychologist
Joyce Brothers, author Laureoce Peter, and sdlrtst
Richard Ar mour. Tickets for the elilre seri• sell
for $10. Tickets for each lecture are $3.
C. M. Harper
tltc Costa ,;Ucsa
eoHHCtfiOH
Nowadays, every time somebody starts to build something,
you may be sure that some organized group will ftght it.
If there's no group in existence to do the job, somebody
will organize one.
During the next few months, you can expect some sort
of mob action to be directed at the Oraage County Fair-
ground. Why? Because the Fair people are aboUt to stcn
a contract calling for constructloo of a major amphi-
theder on the grounds. Th.ls will be a 5,000-seat bowl
design, comparable to Hollywood Bowl or theGreekTbeatre
in Los Aageles. It wlll be buUt wltb prtnte mooey, but
the Fair will ctt part of the lDCome, tt111 helptac to flDuee
other Fa.l.rCTOUDds deVelopment.
Sb, , .... 111Gb" -aoUool • wtlf' prabe:blJ COllie ...
residential ar•• to the west and north of the Fa1qroaadl.
Now, keep to mind that the nearest residences are aepanted
from tbe Fairgrounds by ·TeWln.kle Park, Costa Mesa
High School and a middle school on the north, by ()range
Coast College on the west, and Civic Center on the south.
The amphitheater wlll be ln the west central put of the
Fairgrounds, about three-quarters of a mUe from the
near est home to the north, and a half mlle from the
nearest home to the west. The bowl wUl be designed to
have high berms around lt, and there wlll be speclal
SOUQ(f equipment which wlll aim the IIOUnd down luto the
bowl, Also, the stage wHl be faced to the southeast, away
from the nearest resldeotlal areas.
Present plans call for the new amphllheater to be boUt
next sum mer . U wtu be too small for the heavy rock
concerts that require seatiag of up to 100,000. Anaheim
Stadium and the Anaheim CooveoUon Center will still be
headquarters for that kind or action In the county.
But, we do need a major performlng arts ceater 1n
the county. We a"• after all, a major metropolitan a.rea.
The logical place Is the county Fairgrounds. Tu mooey
wlll not be used to bulld the amphitheater. It wlll bring
us top entertainment and wUl heigtlteo the cultunl ex-
perience of the totire couDty, and espectally Costa Mesa.
In fact, with the South Coast Repertory Theater cl.le
to open next year in South Coast Piasa, lt looks like
Costa Mesa ls on the verge of becoming the cultural
center of the county. Now, that's not bad for old Goat
Hill. Let's don't let parochial groupsorparochlal pollt1c1.ans
stand ln the way or this glant step fonrtrd.
Luncheon • Dinner
Brunch • Lllle Supper
Roman he oltl worltl
lllmosphere in
lhe Cllpri Lounge
Reser~~llhons Honored
(714) 642-9434
3300 w. COIUI Highwlly
Ill Newporl B/•11.
Newporl &«h
'"'"the on'gifllll A•elill 's
011 &lboills/i,,tJ
OI'&Pf PO. U /PfCIIOPf AHD DINNB.
Jll M6ii1M AH. 14 67J-6JBO
Newport Ctoler Ktwaots
Cll.t) wlll hold Ita a0111al
AIDdraill.. n~mma,e sale
from 9 to 5 thU Saturday
aDd SuDday at the old ciJJrch
butldiJII bordering Enstp
rlew park at 2501 Cutr Dr.,
Newport Helcbts.
feature hundreds of ltems
collected aDd dooated by club
members and local resi-
dents. Further loformat.loa
may be had by calUag Mr.
WUls at 644-4910.
UCI CHANCELLOR AT
THINK TANK SESSION
UCI Cbaoeellor Daniel G.
·Proc.U go to the c lub's
fouoda&n fund and are used
for local charitable causes,
Joatb acttvutes and clvtc
programs, according to PbU
WWs of K.twanls, publicity
chairman.
''Recent club projects
bau sent deserving boys to
summer camp. hosted
JOUDCittra on Big Brother
Dieht at ADahelm Stadium
aDd ~led 2 hlgb school
athletes to go to the Chris-
tian Athletes meet In Santa
Barbara/' Mr. Wllls noted.
Aldrich Jr. wUJ participate
1n a • • tb.1n.k tank" meetlnc
on the purposes and goats
of the u.s. Dep&rtment or
Agriculture Sept. 16-18 1n
Downl.ngtown, Pa.
Tbe meetlnc, called by
Agriculture Secretary Rob-
ert Bergland, seeks new po-
licies that wlll move the op-
eration or department clo-
ser to the people.
Col. Bill Kuhn
to Pentagon
The rummage sale wlll
eratlon of the department
closer to the people.
TfUS GROUP will be leadtnc cheers at all Orange Coast
College football games this year. The yell leaders art,
left to r ight, lcneeltng, Glna Caprtoe ol Costa Mea,
Kay Lynn Baugh of Costa Mesa, Cheryl Baker of Fountain
Valley, and Denise Hughes of Fountain Valley; staodlag,
Sue Shepard of Huotlneton Beac h, Stan Roberts of New-
port Beach, aDd Rhonda Dennis or Fountain Valley.
New members greeted
The Orange County
Chapter of USC Town and president, Mrs. Chrts Mel-
Gown Jr. Aullllary wtll chior, wUI be Mrs. JobD
honor new members at a Pltchess, first vlce-presi-
luochton meetlag Tuesday, dent; Mrs. Jobn Erlumoen.
Sept. 20, at the Newport 2nd vice-president; Mrs.
Harbor Yacht Club. Tom Linden. 3rd vtce-presJ-
New members Include deot; Mrs. Ron Taylor, re-
Mmes. Richard Beauchemin. cordi~ secretuy; Mrs.
Bruce Birkeland, Frank Tom Ewlng, correspoodlag
Blair, Jet1 Glass, Rlcha.rd secretary; Mrs. John Gray,
Johnston. Karl Kroutzer. Jon treasurer; Mrs. Ray Fl.nkle,
McCUntock, WUUam Patton. meet~ cllalrman; Mrs.
Ross Sarracloo, George Carl Wlllgerotb, member-
StU~. Thomas Styskal and shlp chairman; and Mrs.
Phyllts DtGrucclo. 'rom Wllltams, publlclty
Assisting this year's chairman.
Panhel meets Sept. 21
Newport Harbor Panhel-
leotc will hold Its an11.1al
membership meeting at
10:SO a .m. Wednesday, Sept.
HAWAIIAN MIXER
FOR CHAMBER
A Hawaitu theme wlll
preftll next Wednesday,
Stilt. 21, Wbea tbe Costa
Mesa Ct.mber of Com-
mere. bolds lts monthly eo-
clal mll.t r at Brecht Orcldd
G a..rcltM. 1 M9 llaJtM)r Bl Yd.
Coc*lla (at a cut rate)
wW be Mned from 6 p.m.,
aDd eompUQteatary bora d'-
oeuYrea wt1l be Mned.
Tbe couple weartac tbe
belt Hawallu c:oablm• will
get a door prl141.
Members an arted to
brllc wtYes ud pelta,par-
ttcularly PI'OII*tt•t mem-
bul, ud to diCDyldYer-
Uitlll _...tDln Ud bro.
clllne. Rteln&Uool mut
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Newport Center.
Guests wlll be Jody Porn-
blade and Barbara Bottct.
wtooers of the collegiate
scholarship awards, Miner-
va and Daphne, respect1Ye-
ly. Hostesses for luncheon
and bridge are Mmes. Cel-
estioe Harvey, Donald M.
Jooes, MarUyn DaDa, John
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on Fry, Raydeao Mahler,
Ted Burgeobauch, Charlotte
starece aod Eleanor Hoy.
OPEN HOUSE SEPT. !>
AT WOMEN'S CENTER
OCC'a Women's c.-er
wW conduct an open houM
Tuesday, Sept, 20, from 10
a.m. to Z p.m.
TIM center , which ofttrs
DWl1 procrams aDd aem-
eH l:lr WOI'ntD OD c&qJIII U
w.U as womttl lD tilt local
comDMIIlity, l.llocated la tM
OCC ....,... eealtrbU.Idl•·
A lOGe pi'OCJ'&Dl wUl dt-
terb special Mnkelu-
&Uiblt to womtD oe tMOCC
eaiJIPII. Tbt procnaa wW
pr sac sa laiDr-.tloa ._.
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Clltlr'l laU ,..lltl r pro-
1ft&
Lt. Col. wuuam KuhnJr.,
who grew up In Balboa, bas
received a promotion to the
Organlzatton of tbe Joint
Chiefs of Staff in the Pen-
~oo, Washington, D. C. ~e will be to the office
of the plans and pollcy di-
rectorate (J -5 ), b~ioolng
a.xt month. The announce-
ment car.lt from Lt. Gen.
Arnold 'N, Braswell, J-5
director, who sald that ''this
assignment wUI provid~ you
an exr elleot opportunlty to
apply you r knowledge ln
pia~ actions of greattm-
portaoce to our oaUooduri~
a period which promises to
be one of challenge and op-
portunity,"
Col. lwhn, son of Wllliam
K. Kuhn of Los Angeles,
former Balboa resident, wlll
be leaving hls post as bat-
tallon commander at Fort
Leonard Wood, ldo. Col.
Kulm and his wlfe and their
2 sons, Kevin, 15, and Doug,
13, wUI ma.kethetr new hom e
Ia Burke, Va.
Giles Brown
to begin talks
POUCE CHIEF Charles Gross of Newport, at left,
accepts a crtme preveotton ftlm from the Newport Cen-
ter aod Corona del Mar tctwanls Clubs. The fil m Is de-
signed to be1p women cc mbat rape, and will be made
available by Newport (l(.llce to women's groups and
schools, upon request. P1·esentlng the ftl m are, from
rlgbt, Pollee Lt. Kelson M,·Daniel of the Newport CentPr
club; Pat McNamee, COM Xlwanis president, and PaLl!
Wickman. preadent of the ~ewport Center Klw~rtis.
Groups interested in bor rowing the mm may call Of-
ftcer Stan Bressler at 644 -3662. (Pollee Dept. phOto.)
· Beblod the beadllnes, ·'
Orange Coast College's
weekly lecture series, be-
gins its 25th year on the
OCC campus this fall.
The free sertes, which
meets on Tuesday evenings
throughOUt the school yen
!rom 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. In
the OC C Forum, begins Sept.
20. Registration and Infor-
mation is uailable by cal-
Hog 556-5772,
Friends of NB Library
begin member drive
Series lecturer Is Dr .
GUes T. Brown. a profes-
sor of history and dean of
~raduat~ studies at Cal State
Fullerton. Dr . Brown is a
noted author and has mad~
21 overseas trips during the
past 22 years. He has in-
tel"Vlewed key polLUcal, bu-
siness and edut.ltlonal lea-
rters on every continent.
Mrs. kobert E. Hllche~,
presJdeot of the Friends of
the Newport Beach Publk
Library, anoounces that
membership Is now open to
the library support group,
~ommenclng Its 21st year
as a non-profit organizatlon.
Mrs. Hancock Banni~ l1l
wUJ be hostess tor a Sept,
20 luncheon at her home,
1752 E. Ocean Front on the
Balboa Peninsula. Hospital-
tty hour Is 11:30 and lun-
cheon at noon.
Pat Hitt, a s ponsor of IJe-
legation for Undt>rstanrti~
Amo~ Women, will speak
of her visit to ': cities dur.
ing a 3 week. tour of C h.loa.
Hostesses assisting an-
• AT
Mmes. Dort.~ltl Sloper, Hen-
ry Ullman, Joseph Murray,
G1lb~rt Fergu son, and Ed-
wtn Ramsey. Reservations
may be mad~ with Mrs. Jo-
seph Johnson, 1053 Dove r
f•nve, ~Pwport Beach.
COLOR-LINE SEMINAR
A w.Hdrobe color and line
seminar wlll be orr~red by
the Volunteer As sociation of
th~ Sherman Foundation at
10 a.m. Oct. 7 at the Foun-
dation, 2647 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona tl~l Mar. Marg~
Swenson and Gerrie Pinck-
ney of the Fashion Acad~
my will share their 18 years '
expen ence.
He wUl open the series
by reviewing current later-
rutlooal trends and will
'>hare ln words and slld~s
Impressions (rom h.ls re<'ent
trip to Pakistan.
JUNE BROWN DIES
GraveSldt> servlCf'S to r
June Brown. 74, of Costa
Mesa, were held Sept. 9
at Holy Stpbulcher Ceme-
tPry, Orange. Mrs. Brown
died in Port Mesa Conva 1-
escent Hospital.
SINCB 1949
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l141JRSOo\Y, SO'T. IS, 1977
COROllA OEL liAR. CALl f
·Ed/1.-J from IM litH of Or..,. W. Hligltl ·Bad. Bones
r•o• .. ,.,TM ••o•z•M• by Guye Johnson by 1\!ety A-Cotrell --ol tile ....,., WM
From ''BAI'IWT 81BL11'1t18UD•• drowned. lOa JONIS UMIVI.stTY
Tht~l'fl W't'"' ,.;,...,, """ ,.;,, thlll 1•/•ly t.y
/,. Jb• Jbllll#~ of siH /oU:
The yC'ar was 1874. Miss CIC'phaM had bern dnd fivC'
years. D. L Moody •nd lr• D. Sankey h.d ended 1 meeting in
Gls.sgow, Scocl•nd. As they boilrc.W the tnin for Edinburgh,
rhe, place of their OC'xt meeting. Mr. S.nk~ purch•sed a
pc:nny OC'wspaper. In the ptpcr he found Min Oeph•ne'.s
"Ninety and Nine." "Mr. Moody," he uid, "J have found a
pDC'm that might be helpful tO you in your sermons." "Read
it," Mr. Moody tC'plied. Buc soon Mr. Ssnkey ft'alizcd that
Mr. Moody was absorbed in a letter he had rtuived from
Chicago and was nor paying •ny arcendon to the reading of
the poem. Mr. Sankey tore thC' poem from rhe paper and
"fiiC'd " it in his pockC't for furore UIC'.
un.y ___ Jit -_.,....,. -~~-dlo-.--•-ol but -In 1tumen ~· ... '"""".. lllrrod '"""""' ... onvy -8..1 o,.• fhU OWl o• ;,H IJilh •w•y,
p,,. o/1 fro m th• gM•s of go/11-
Aw-1 o• th11 motntuhu wiUI ,,. •• ,. •.
Aw•1 fro"' th11 tmdn Sb#pbffll'1 &~~IY.
• "lAfri. Tbo• h-sl bnw thy ,.;,..,, •"" 11iru;
Arlt thq ttOI ••o.gb for Th••?"
8MJ th• Sh.ph•rti ..M 1.,Uw11r: ''ThiJ of ,.;..,.
HIU w•twinYJ "'9 /rom M~r;
ANi .Jtbo•gh tb• rtuJ I,, ro•gh •tui st••fl·
1 go to th• tl•un to f;.J. My 1h•.P·"
8.1 ,.o,.• o/lhll r••so,.•.i '"'' *-'ew
Ho111. d••P tHN thf' ti.JIII#ri u-outd;
No,. how J.rlt W4J th• .;ght th~ the Uml fUJJIIiJ thro•gh
Err H• fo•"J Hi1 .thf'rp th.U "'"' lou.
0 111 ;,. 1h• d•s•rt H• h•tmlllJ cry-
Sid. ,,.J h•lpl.u, ,,.J ~Miyto di•.
8111 J l tbroMgh th• moMnl•i,s, th•ltd•r-riu f'l ,
Arul •P from th11 roc.ty Jl•ll'·
Th11r11 •rote" gJ.d cry to tht g•u of H1111 flt".
''R•ioiu/ I h1w1 fo•rtd My th11p.l"
lf,u/the ,.,•gtiJ echoetl ,.,o ,Jttlthe thro"'·
"Re-joiu.1 for tht Lord brn.g1 lnad Hi1 oumi"
-Eiiz•btth Cec:i/U. G~h•ne, IBJ0-18M
-Iizabeth Ceci lia Doug las Clephane was the th ird
daughter of Andrew Clephane, Sheriff of Fife. She was born
in Edinburgh, Scotland, on June 18, 1830. but spent most of
her short life at Melrose, Scotla nd. This saint of God was
small of stature, quiet, shy, bookish, a lover of poetry , and
the head of all her classes at school. H aving bttn orphaned
at an early age, she was sensitive to the needs and sorrows of
those about her.
AI a noon meeting the next day Mr. Moody and Dr.
Horarius Bonar spoke on "ThC' Good Shepherd."While Or.
Sonar was speaking, Mr. Moody whispered to Mr. SankC'y,
"Select an appropriate solo to sing 11 the end of Dr. Bonar's
talk.'' Mr. Sankey prayed, "0 Lord, he-lp me.l do not have an
appropriate solo." A voice suddenly Sttmed ro say, "Sing rhe
wo rds you fou nd on the train." Pank and Doubt argued,
"You can't sing those wo rds. ThC'y havC' not bttn set ro
music, and you havC' nC'vC'r co~poscd a rune. Urrainly you
n~uld nor 'compose' under chis prC'Uure." But the inner
voice s«'mt'd ro urgC', "Sing the song you found o n the trai n.
I wi ll help you with thr tune." Mr. SankC'y put thC' pxm on
rhe organ, struck an A chord, and began to sing. Note by
nure rhe mekxiy poUred forth.
Ar the end of the first stanza, Panic and Doubt came
back. T hey asked, "So what if you got throu,Rh t he first
stanza; whar makes you think rhat you can sustain the tune
ft)r the other stanzas? It would be tC'rribiC' for you to have to
chJnge the tune or stop singing." Thankfully, the singer did
not fur gee And later he was able ro fit thC' words and the
music together for publ ishing.
A short ti me after Mr. Sa nkey had introduced "The
Ninety and N ine," he re<C'ived a note of gratitude' from the
Juthor's sisrer_ ·•1 am happy," she wrote, "rhat Elizabeth's
poem has fou nd a place in the service of the One she loved
and tried ro serve."
Putm.toe:te. their -..otlod -· -
"
AI I -,_iftllthlo IOIIth
Plalm thlo morniftll It ,..,,
"hll mo"l Dovld, Undor tho
in19lratlon of the Holy Spirit,.
got to the center of M<*tl' ·
prollloma wltli tho children of
lorMi -ENVYI _
iftll -In tile -ront,
with God" conatanUy In
communlcetlon with him,
uolng him Mel hlo rod -no
doubt -of IM &-.
ihought, .. I wouldn't do It t"-1
way..... "He ehouldn't
have ... " "Why doetn't
he ... ?" "Look at hll kkle ... "
Tho.. In po1ltlon1 of
lllder'lhlp In the Lord'• wortc
tometlmw find It hard , to
understand 10m1 of the
crltlcllmt and comptlllnta they
receive. Probably thll one
word "envy" II lht 'key to It
.. u. lt'a been uld, ·'Watch out
If you know more, •"'-" more,
or do more -~u·n be
criticized."
MissCiephane was credited with e ight songs which were
published anonymously and posthumously in The Family
Trt.uMry. a Sconish magazine for Christi an homes. These
songs included "Beneath the Cross of Jesus" and were
published under the ~neral title of "Breath ings from the
Border:· The arrow o f conviction h as pierced hearts beyond
number as rhey lis tened to the si nging of "The Ninety and _
Nine.'' Tl;le words to this hymn were written in I 86R for a
friend who begged of Miss Clephane a co ntribution to The
Children '1 HoMr magazine.
Ira D. Sankey was born in Edi nburg, Pennsylvania, on
August 28, 1840. He was "born aga in'' at the age ofsixteen.
An enlistee during the Civil War, he organized a male
chorus and assisted the chaplain. Prior to h is teaming up
with Mr. MO<Xty in 1871 , Mr. Sankey served as a bank clerk,
music dire<tor, ;~.nd government employe-e. He d ied in
Bruo.klyn <Jn August 13. lCXI8. 0
lt'l alwaya been hard for
me to underltand why they
bickered and complained after
IUCh wonderful thing• God
worked for them. Jutt God'•
dl..:tne protectiOn during one of
the pl~~guee there In Egypt
would have been enough, but
He oonllnued to protect them
during all nine and thin In the
tenth one -REDEMPTION!
Juat to get out from under the
yol<e oiPIIorOih ond be obie to
vltlbly 111 the leederlhlp of
the Lord with the ctoud by day
and the fire by night eeem•
wonderful to· me. However,
)oie didn't atop there but Ju•t
kept right on providing for
them -water from the rock,
manna from hea'l*'l, quell for
th•lr mMI1 and lhoee that
didn't wt1!1f out. (After having
rallld four children and trying
. to keep their ever-growing
feet lhOd, thet almoet eeem•
the biQOI!It miracle of •Ill)
T'hen w• have the record of the
Red sea deliverance wher• .
Another one of our QI'Mt
pruchera hM made the
statement, "It'• lonely at the
top". In our churchel we're at
. the top -our llvet are In a
ahOWCMI and our ectlon1
muat bear acrutlny. If our
dlllre 11 to live 1 life that will
rn:agnlfy the Chrlat we aerve,
then tho Lord will Jud~ -
that envy ue M he did thole
that envied MOHI.
Provert. 14:30 uya, "A
-nd Mort II tile 1"-of tile
fllrltt: but envy the re~IIIM ...
of the bonel.." Do you have
. . bad bonll' • ?
You Dare Not Neglect
So Great Salvation
By Evangeli1t John R. Rice
(Pr•ached on the nationwide Voice of Revivel Bro.d~st.)
(SWORD OF THE LORD, MURFREESIIORO, TEHI>t.l
In Hebrews, chapter I , the Jes~s c~mes .to reign and the
Lord starts out with a wonderful Anttchnst wdl be yut down.
word a bout J esus: then t~e people wtll cry out
ONENESS
WITH CHRIST
"I am cructf ted wtth Chits!"
IGal. 2;201
SalvattOfl •s ac tua lly comt rlg
tnto oneness w1th the Lord .Jesus
Chi lSI
"The wa ges of sm IS d~ath ~
and ''the soul tha t smneth shall
ci te ," but Chrtst was not a S HI
ner . Alter havmg e11anuned H1m
carefully . even Pilate satd: ''I
fmd no fa ult "' H1m" and "I f1nd
no cause of death tn H1m "
h wa s ther ef ore not H1s deMil
that He rl•ed at Calvary It wa s
our s He had come from tlcaven
to I.Je bern •mo I he human race as
ooe of us to d 1e OIX de a lt1
It IS when we vtew that death
at Calvary and say: Th1S 1S rio!
HIS death He IS dy tng !t IS Jill/"'
11 IS then that , by an act eft
fa1th we becorre one w1th H1111
H1s deil!h was 0115; the tlf'nally
fcr 011 s1ns . but 1t IS nOI' appl1ed
to us untd bv fa1th we accept H1s
death as OtiS Thus the Apostle
Paul declares by d1v1ne 1nsp11a
I IOJ'1:
· I llilve het>n cr1a::dntd w1th
Ch11 SI · ard he adds : 1~~ I1 IP.
whtcll ! n(MI live m th(! fl esh I
l1ve l>v the la1th (the lido'l !t !yl nf
the Son of God who loved n.e
and gave H1mse ll ItT n~" iGal
2:201
S1nc.e the be!1ever has hr•""
Ulllted ~1lh Ch11sl 1n death i'lt' IS
untied w1th Htm 1n resurreC tiOn
l1fe too Co l. 2:12 says that be
l1evers are "hurled wllh H1"1 111
bap!IS,m " ThiS IS nOt bi'pi1Sn1 by
water Th1s IS a d•v•ne bapt1sm.
the wcrk of the Holy Sp1nt . for
he goes on to say: "wherern also
ye 11re nsen w1th H1 m through !he
fa1th of THE oPERAT ION OF
GOO ..
l1!1le wonder the apostle be·
gu1s th ts lesson feY be l!evers
w1th the dec laratiOn: "Fe~ 1n H•m
dwelleth al! the lu!ness d the
Godhead bodily. and YE ARE
C ~PtfTE IN HIM" (C ol. 2 :9.10).
6iv.,.. ....._.. ...,.lie In time ... ,, unto
t.,. fettwn by tl'le prophet•. H•V. in theM
lest • .,. tfli'Oken unto "'' by hi• &on,
..,hom N ..,...; ...,oln\M heir of'" thinp.
r, ..mom efiO hi medt. rM w~; Wtto.
bei"'l the briohtne .. of hi• glorf', end the
••PN•• lfn"G• of his penon. •nd
uph~in-g •II thil\91 by the "'ord of his
~ ........ ,.. hed by himM" putged
our sinl, HI tfo""" on '"-ri9ht Mnd of the
M•ie•ty on high: S.1nt mede 10 ,..._..,
Hit., U..n the engels. Ho"' shell
we eKepe, if we neglec:t 10 greet
.. tvetlon: whto:h et the fir•! beg•n 10 H
apollen by the Lord, •nd we• c:onfirmed
unto u• by them !Nil heMd him "-H eb.
I: 1-4: 2:3.
"So grea t .~alva tio n ." "How
sh all we escape, i f wt' neglect so
great $alvation "? I wa n t to talk
about those three words, "10
great salvotion. •·
Let U1 Rejoice in Our
GrHit Salvation
It is a wonderfu l thing that
God has m a d e salvatio n
availa ble he re! And I think we
ought to have more glory a nd joy
and more e ~~:pression of gladness
about what God has done for us.
P salm 47: I says, "0 clap your
hands, all ye people, shout unto
God with the voice o{ triumph."
Does that mean :-;houting a nd
clapping your hands'.' Y#'&, as a
matter of reli~Zion . as a ma t ter of
pleas inK God.
Wh e n J e s u s rod e into
J erusalem in that triump ha l
entry-oh, dear Lord J esus, so
ha ted a nd despised. a nd coming
to die!-as H e rode that little
d onkey down the hill, I think He
thought of t he time when He
would come riding a white horse
a nd "crowned with many
crowns," but His heart must
have been sad a bout all the
people He knew would reject
Him and that He would ro to the
cross. Not that He was &ad to die,
becau&4! He came tn di!. but sad
for all th~E peopl.: who rejec~
Him. But when He came down
the hlll His disciples and other
people beaan to cry out,
"HOMnna to th~ son of David:
B~.ud i1 lae that cometh in tiM
nome of Ill~ Lord .... " The
Phari~ea and liberal• didn't like
that, and they .. id, 'Jetul, tell
Your diKiples to stop; we don't
like that kind of talk.' And J•us The Good "Old" Things uid, "I toll you that, if lheM
The practical thin1 we can do, if shOuld hold their peac:e, the
we really want to make the world stones would immedit!ltely ery
over qain, ia to try out the 1tord ou&." ,
"old" ror a while. There are 10me It is n 't bad when one prt!IIMS
old &hinp that made tht. cou.ntry. the Lord! I t uppose the J.::ord
Thereiatheoldvirtueofrelt,iout wou!d be clad for the &tme
faith TMre .,.. the old virtues o1 comanc wh!n the •tone!l do _U.Y
• -· •1 nc1 the whole truth out and pra&M the Lord. And tt .. m Y • · Mid abo\lt Hia Second. Comf.nc 'J'bm it tbt okl virtue ot hxcr· that ~au tM ,,_, of tM fitl4
nljiOiblo-one! honor in public ~~taU ciGp 11Mb-ftcllt4o" (lu.
-.. 66:121. n.... oucbl \0 bo oa
Tltteft .,. th• ~d virtu• oC ftiWIUion -ol tladn.a ud joy
___,. ill pwm....t, ~ •lf· Mou&J .... 'eoadnc.
-· llirlft. oac1 UtciiY!duol You -•bor wbm J-...._. •••born....,tMaa ....
,_ -111o old vlrt-of -~. "~ lo God I• liN
... t' ll,.. .... .,_""·ond lt¥1Nf~ ........ ~ -A 1P • .... k . 11104 MU loWOI'd ,...,._" Aod -_,..., How•. ,. .. mbtr that in th• Re.,.letioft
tbo Bible ... '" ... ...... • ......
I
"Allelu1a; (or the Lord God
omnipotent rei.gnelh." And all
the angels will join in the
wonderful chant.
Well. we ought to have more
joy in our hurt&\
In a certain gnat soul-
winninr c hurch , there
sometimee people break out and
praise the Lord. I remember that
there was a woman who sat not
too far from the (ron 1., and
&Ometimes when people would
talk about Heaven or preach
about how wonderful it is to be
forriven , suddenly, her face
glorified. she would ~and up and
with her hands lihed 'tiP high she
would praise the Lord. She was
not tryin g to break up the
meeting nor trying to disturb,
but sh-e was pra isinr the Lord!
Somebody spoke to the pastor
about her and said. "T hat
woman acts like she has a short
fuse! S he is sp ready to praise the
Lord!" And the pastor said.
"Yes. I remember back yonde r
the life of awful sin and ruin tha t
she li ved, and whC'n I came into
the home and won her to Jesus
Christ. And she has never gotten
over what God has done for her!
So," he said. "if she wants to
about. let her shout!"
There was a man in the same
COnlfeJation who sometimes
praised the Lord. He was very
quiet about it but his face would
be rJorified, and he would jump
to his feet and just hold his
handa up hi1h. The pastor aaid,
"Yea. I remember the time when
the ramily called me to that
home. He had a shotgun. He was
thre•tenina to kill hi• wife and
his c:hildrC'n . He was a n
insatiable drunkard. and he was
drunk-an a wful. criminal
drunkenness." The pa~ttor &aid.
"J went in there and got him on
his knees. and got him saved."
And he said. "H e jud can't
forret what God has done for
him!"
It wouldn't be bad if we had
more p•aitint the Lord. With so
rreat • .. tvation, we ou1ht to
take on more about it! I
remember, too, when someone
heard the Moody C horale
sinlin1 to wonderfully the
"Hall•lujah Chorus"-
··Hatlelujahl Hallelujah!'' this
.. me paator said, "Y•. they un
aina it but if soUMbody .. td it
•loud in c:hurc:h, they would
taint."
Th;. ••.o '""' •alwtion"l I
am thinltinr about wh•n we
p.ray.ln 1 Timothy 2:8, by ~ivine
ietpiration Paul aaid, "I
UliU. , ,lltdl liMit PNY ~uery •A•r•. U(tilll •P lloly ,....... ... "Do you ,...n,
........ J'OU Pl'aJ' ,.,.. .,. to lift
you.r banda up? y..., and if you
want to, w•" &hem a little bit.
Jn other wo,., ,.t your heart
l.nto 0.. .. uk and a Joy into it.
' I •• ..adlaa t.Jall tn0n1in1 ...... -~-·h• lho _.-...... soJ..-IIm ___ ... trybt ... ...
........... ..... 5o ... .. .,...tod ..... , .. holt Ill •
........ ScripleJW ..........
aloud and the sense of it was
made clear. And the Bible says
that when they read the
Scriptures, the people said,
"Amen! Amen!" And then the
Scripture says that at the.
reading of the Word "all the
people wept"INeh. 8:9).
Well, it wouldn't be bad if we
ell:pressed emotions, our aorrow
for our sins and our love for the
Saviour and our joy in being
uved and our concern over lo.t
loved ones-ir thflt would have
an intellicent part in praise to
the Lord, so great is this
aalvation.
A Safvnion fOI'etold by All
tMPropNts
It was the salvation foretold
by all the prophets. He said,
••God, wllo at •undry tim~• and
in diven mannen spalre in time
peal unto the fathers by the
prophdl, Hath in that! last days
spolten unto au by hitJ
Son. , .. " Oh, yes, it was
spoken of by the prophets! It
was, by AbeL Did you know th~t
Abel was a prophet? Yes, m
Luke 11 :49-5 1, Abel is said to be
a prophet:
••Tiu!re{ore also said the
wildom of God, 1 will send them
prophets and apostle1, and some
of tllem the.v !~hall slay and
~rs~cute: That the blood of all
the prophets, which was shed
{rom the foundolion of the
world. may bf! required o{ this
generation: From the blood o{
Abel unto the blood of Z<uharias
which ~rished between /he
altar and the temple: verily I .~ay
unto you, It shall be required o{
this 11eneration."
Do you mean, then. that Abel
knew the Gospel and preached it
and that is why Cain killed him?
I think th•t is clearly true. A h .
yes, it was foretold by the
prophet•.
Abrah•m knew it. When
Abraham offered his son Isaac.
and was about to plun1e the
knife into the heart of the boy he
loved ao well. God said, "Stop!
Hold it. Abraham! 1 know now
that you love Me." And
Abraham found a ram with its
horns c:au1ht in the bushes and
he offered that instead. So Jesus
Mid, "Yow {GIII~r Abraham
rc}oi«d to uc my day: and M
aaw ·it, and WOf 11od" (John
8:68). And he Wt for ut a picture
n..-to bt lortott•n when he
put bia lOll on the altar, tor God
put Mia Soft on the altar. too, Y •• and Moees did. Mb&et &old. Ute people, ••a proplul tlloll
tM Lord,_,..,. OOil Nlu MP unto
)IOL , ,Uk tlllfO IU; fliM tltoll
)Ill' ._,.. • • •• (Ac:ll 3:22: Deut.
18:16. 18, lt). And10when.l~~ut
eaJDI, tha7 ..W to John the
Baptist, .. Arl flo• tll•t
,.._,.., •• ,..,. CM•nt the One
thatM--would como.
Joha .W. 'I .. aot but J•us
lo.' Y-. ..... toW it, l8d it wa
told Ia oil tbo --loalolo
-lt. --Ia lulahiiD Iooioll1:14--..... -.. .......--"'::!~-· -~~ ..... -1•--wl .. -.J," AM Ia-... 71&1oliW-'"11•• ... ....., ............ ..
o -II ..... , oa4 liN _...,., ..., ... -/llo
•
I
;-~.
" ' . -. '
lh.oulder: and hU name shall be
coiled Wonderful, Counsellcr,
The mi1hty God, The
everloltin1 Father, The Princr
of Peace. Of the increau of hi$
so~rnm~nt ond IJI!GCe ther~
1hall ~ no end, upon the throne
o{ David .... " And Isaiah told
in chapter 11 about the reirn of
Jesua, the "Broncla" from the
seed of David; and in chapter 35
about the time when "til~ e,Yes of
tile blind aholl be opt!ned, and
the eart of the dtal shaU be
unstopped, Then 1lltJll tile lame
man lftJp cu an IIGI'f, and tlu
tOtt/lllt' nf lhP dumb sing" and
"the drsu/ -.hall rejuin•, and
MmoJsom a.o; t hf' ro., ... ·" Y h, the
Old Te~tament prophC't~ a ll told
it. too.
And Jeremia h spoke or Him in
chapter 23. verse 6, as "THE
LORD O U R RIGHT·
EOUSNESS." And then Ezekiel
told about a an•ter David, who
would u•icn over the reunited
houses of Israel. And Micah told
that Bethlehem would be the
birthplace of the Saviour, And
Zechariah told that they would
say, ··what are theu wo~o~nda in
thine hands?" and arain ... ;'tlle~
shall loolr upon me 'f."" whom they ha~Je pierced. ' An
in Zechariah it wu alto told that
a Fountt!lin would be opened in
Jeru .. Jem for ain; and so it waa.
And Malachi aaid that the Lord
•hould suddenly c:ome to u;.
Temple.
.. laivotlon by Ono 0-
ThonAII.....,.
Oh, Pid · the Scripture in
Hebrewa, chapt.er 1. what • rreat
salvation ia foretold br, all the
prophelfl It i1 a Mlvation by One
peater than tht .. n~tla. for he
aaid, "ulito wltklt of tM oqcla
.aid M a' OilY liiiU, T.llotl .,., •Y
Son, ti&U dGy Aou. I 6QoU«A
tlaut" A,ntltlt are not the tonal
Oh, peater than thai ia the
Nlvatlon brou1ht by JHut
Christ Hta.tlf. Now the an,.lt
prot.cuel Elisha at Dothan,
with anniet _,.,.,.nd. An an,.J
wrtttled witJI Ja~ at Jabbolr,
and helnMw about tlM:m beeaUM
he h.t met U..m in a dream
when he aaw the an .... on a
....W. &o H .... n at Beth•&.
And. u..n. )'O'l N:IMa~btr the
An.-1 of tbo Lord MIDI one!
deatro1ecl the umy of
S.an.tw:IM:rib. 116.000 men.
aJ'OIIndJ~
<c•• rtMII->
' '
by 81ea-L Noller, Jr.
' PJOCD "DICIJIOtl MAG.tZIMI/"
Mtn 'tolJI, M,IDL
ft Bowm•Q •D•Ia It ........ _.. ......
:tr• f· .. r.•dofCiaaaea'
Bow ..... woaldU..IRMllta
of liM ..... llaftluld lo va...a 11111q luld aaaa u..
dlnat roaaa nUJv uaua w......na, Ia Ulellaal
JleDianla for 40 ,..re'
A As the crow files, It 1!1 Ae p.bout .elghty miles from
the Suez C&ne.l (which lay
directly to the east or Goshen)
to Kadesh-barnea, the
southernmost city In Ca,naan.
But, of course, the uneven and
tortuous terrain of that
mountainous region made the
actual marching distance
nearly twice as long as It would
have been had the area been a
fiat plain .
In au probability a military
expedition could have made
the distance quite easily In
three days, and the Egyptian
Invasions undoubtedly moved
that fast under the aggressive
pharaohs of the 18th and the
19th dynasties. With large
multitudes of women, children
and livestock, the journey
would more likely have taken a
week or ten days, granted
favorable weather conditions
and an adequate supply of food
and water.
But the direct route was
hardly available to the
Israelite host unt!l they had
developed sufficient
toughness, courage and
discipline In battle to cope with
the warlike Philistines, who
already commanded the direct
highway from Egypt to the
Holy Land (Exodus 13: 17).
Most of all, they needed to
develop faith-a quality
woefully lacking at
Kadesh-barnea (Numbers 14).
., '
Q :neue ezplablUalah
• S:&-7: "WheDoa•ea.-laya
hold of hla bro\her ID hie
fa,ber'• bouae, •ayln&, 'You.
haYe a cloak, you ahall be our
ruler, aDd \belle rulDI will be
under your cher••·' oa \he\
day will he pro"'•'· aayla., 'I
will ao\ be your healer, for Ia
my houae \here Ia aeiUier
breed Dor cloak; you ahould
Dot eppoiD\ me ruler of \he
people.'"
A This passage foretells
e the coming Invasions of
Judah by the Assyrians
(especially In 701 B.C.) and the
Babylonians under
Nebuchadnezzar (In 587 B.C.,
the year Jerusalem was.
destroyed). The successive
depredations of these foreign
troops w111 reduce the whole
land of Judah to utter poverty.
and economic collapse, and the
dynasty of David w111 fall-as It
did with the capture and death
of Zedekiah In 587 B.C. Such
remnants of the people as
escaped deportation by the
Che.ldeans would find
themselves largely leaderless,
and they would be hard put to
find anyone at all suitable to
rule over them.
The main thrust or this
passage Is to warn the
contemporaries of Isaiah back
In the days of wicked King
Ahaz (742·728 B.C.) that the
godless materlallsm taking
over the oovenant nation at
that time would ultimately
prove the complete ruln&tlon
of the kingdom . Those who had
sold their splrltu&llntegrlty
!or the sake or selfish gain of
materte.l goods would some
day find to their sorrow that
even their material
poeseselons were stripped
away ,14f&VIng them a
mJser&ble pack or beUata. Not
one of them would be willing to
exel'CJ.se rule over them,
beoauee eeoh. of them would be
u 4ee\ltu&e u the~. <:::><
Dr. O~n 1... ArotMQ>, Jr:, l8 ch&lrm.t.n ot
11>e dlVtOtonl>tOid -•-•• Trtntt.ll ......,llolol Dtvtntt;J 8ob001ln
Doorlleld, m.-.
•'
.. ,/
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTmOOS BUSINESS
MAlliE STATEMENT
'I'M IAI.Iowt.ac penoa ta doUr MI:IDM1 U: S.E. T.
1..,...._, MO ~rt
Clllter Dr .. ste. 1425, N..,.
port hac b. Cal.~ Mn.
IYel,. Teller, 1155 Boa-
moor Tower II, t.arwaBW.,
Cal. taesa.
ntat.a••Mnls~
ed bJ u lDdlncat. Sfpld:
EYeylD M. Teller.
Tb.la ltatemeat YU ftled
witts tbe COWily clerk ol Or-
up County Aug. Sl, 1977.
Plblllh! Sept. 8, 15, 22,
29, lr77, in tbe Newport
Harbor EDIIdp. F -81102.
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTmoUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followtac per~~DD~ are
dol.ac bu1Dea u: A Bayers
Market, 14081 WlDt18or Pl ..
Suta Ana, CaW, 92705: Pa-
trick Michael Ryan, 204-B
La Ell)eraua, San Clemen-
te, Cal. 92612; Jean Enns
Conrad, 14061 WlDt18or Pl.,
Suta ADa. Cal. 9Z705.
Tbls busioe..s ls coDduc-
ted by a UmJtedpartDersblp.
Siped: Jean E. Conrad, Pat-
rick Michael Ryan.
Tbb statement was tlled
with the county clerk of Or-
aoce County Aug. 29, 19'77.
PabUsh: Sept. 8, 15, ZZ,
29, 1977, ln tbe Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -81218
PUBLIC N OTI CE
S-898&4
FICmiOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followtnc per8001 are dotac bclsioess a.s: IDoonthe
Lell1ll.ac, 23901 Sprig
street, Mlatoo VIe)>, Call-
torula 92675: JaDe! Dean
MWen. 1727 West 8~
IS, Newport Bele~ Caltfor'-
Dia tatS; Terry Scbaeler,
JS901 Sl>rtc Street, WJ..ssioo
VIe)>, CallforD.l.a 92675,
Tbis baDness ls cooduct-
ed by a reaeral pa.rtoersblp.
Slped: .IIIMl Dean MUJers.
Tb1a ltatemeot wu tiled
wltb tbe coullty clerk of Or-aoce CouDty Sept. 1, 19'77.
Publlsht Sept, 8, 15, zz,
29, 1977, in the Newport
Hl.rbor Enslgn. F -81339
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-89870
FICTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe foUowlDc person ls
dolac business u: MarlDe
Vlstou, 174G Marguerite
An., Corora del War, Cal-
if. 92U5: KefiD J. Summer-en. 1746 MaJ"'Utrlte An.,
Coroaa del Mar, Calif.
9%625.
Thla buatoesa 1a coodact-
ed by an 1Dd1Yidual. Slped:
KtflD J. Summerell.
Th1a statemeat was filed
wllb tbe county clerk of Or-
up County Auc. 23, 19'77,
Mllab: Sept. 8, 15, 22,
!9, 1r77, lD the Newpof\
Harbor Enstp. F -807SS
\
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-8i872
FICTITIOUS BusrNESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe i)UOW'lal penoD ll
till l!MtMII U: lmot
Mtdleal ClJidc, 18114Ca1Yn I>l'tft. Im.., CalttDnla mu: w..,.. Letter RCibJ.a-
-. M.D., 11 Vtrde,lni.DI,
Cl11t»nla 91'115.
Tble '-tf?Jg 11 ~
tk bJ an ldndlal. S&pld:
W1.1D1 t.. Rabluoa. M.D.
TIU ltatemellt wu flltd --'*' tM COIUitJ cltrt of Or-
.... CoaltJ AGe. 11, 1m.
Mlltla: s.pt. I, 15, u.
II, 187'7, 11 tbt Mewport
Hutlor Eutp. F -80Sit
PUBLIC NOTICE
s..-ra ncnmos BUSlMISS
JfAMI STATIIRMT. n. ~,.....,.
datil ..... sn u:: D. c. c....-, Pl:lllllllc SM .. 1., • ......__..,, __
lUll faller. C.ut. ..,_ ,...., ....., a,.., t•• ,.,..._a.. F•••• ,....,, Calif. ..,._
'I'IILI .. aD I a. =utct-.. ., . ...,..,. . ..._. . ..,....,~--.
:nt. ........... ...
.. .. ....., 4illlt tiOr· .... c...,-..,aa.t'".
MM: ..... I,L=l n. 1"!, .. .. ..... IIIIIIICL ,
PUBLIC NOTI£! -'-fiC111"DJB ...
FETITIOUI...-N
IIAIO ft Aftiii.Jf'l'
'he IDIIoWtlil ,..._ an
.... .,..,,, -8Jaln
T -.u, lla ~Coea.
..... CA ... lob t..
Blalr. UU DorM, CoD
11-, CA .... JoMLe-
lud Blair, ua no....t.
eo.laMea.CA .. .
T1d.l .......... CODdltet.
tel bJ .. 1.ldtt1duL stped: .roa. L. BlaiJ'.
Tbla ......... wu meet
wltll tM CGUtJ clerk of Or-
up coaaty Aac. 21, tm.
Mlillb: ~ 1, 8, 15
U, 1r7'7, ID tbt Hewporl
Batbor E~ F-81151
PUBLIC NOTICE
91118
NoUee la bereby lf••o tbat
Imperial But. um South
W..tena AY-.e, Los AD-
C .... , Ca. 900f7, hu ftlecl,
wltla tbe FecSeral DeposU Ia~ •rue. Corpol"'tioa, 1D Ap-
pUcadoD to Elbbllsb a
Brucb, Wb.leb II!PI1catsoo
ftl lcetllted for t1l.iDc OD
Aapat 17, 1977. Tbe per-
ID&Dtllt locatioa ot tbe pro-
J)OMd brucb lalnt.Dt/Nn-
port Beach otllce, ficlDlty
of MacA rt1ar Boallftl'd,
Jamboree Road and tbe San
Dleco Freeway.
A.lJ1 peraoo wtsb1al to
commeot on tb1s appllcatloo
may f11e b1s commenta in
wrtttnc wttb tbe Recfooal
Director of tbe Federal De-
posit IDAra.oee Corporation
at lts RecJoaal otllce, 4-t
Moatcomery street, Suite
3600, Saa Fruclaco, Call-
fornla 94104. II uy person
duires to prote&t tbegnnt-
lac ~ tb1s appllcaUoa be has
a rfctlt to do so If be tiles
a written DOUce of h1s lDteot
wllb the Recioaal Dlrector
wUb1D 15 days of the date
of tb1a falbUcaUon. The ooo-
coDftdeotlal portions of the
applleation are 011 ftle in
1D the RegioDal omce as
part of the •uc tile malD-
talned by the CorporaUoo..
Tbis tile ls available for
public lnspecllon du~ re-
gular buslness bours.
Published pl1"SlWit to See-
tlon 303.14(b) (1)oftbe Rules
and Regulations o1 tbe Fe-
deral Deposit IDSarance
Corporatioo.
IMPERIAL BANK, by
Fra..Did1.D N. Rayor, Its Sen-
lor Vice Presldeat.
Publlsb: Sept. 8, 19'77, lD
tbe Newport Jlarlaw B_,p.
• ~U BLIC N<JT~CE
S-8981$
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAJIE STATEMENT
Tbe followlag person ls
dot._ boslDess as: Ancelo's
Picture Plua, 3021 A 6 B
Hutor dlvd., Costa Mesa,
Cal. 92626: ~elo J. Mar-
tellano, 16962 Lark Lane,
HulltiDgton Beach, Cal.
9Z&f8.
Tbta business ls conduct-
ed by au 1nd1ridual. Signed:
Aacelo J. Martellano.
This statement was flied
wltb tbe county clerk of Or-
qe Couaty Aug. 25, 197".
Publlah! Sept. 8, 15, 22,
29, 1977, in the Newport
Rubor En.stgn. F -80964
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-89883
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followtar per80os are doq bua1Dess u: W 6 H
De~rt As.soelates, 4607
OrrfDcton Road, Corooa del
Mar, Calii)nda 92625: Ro-
bert L. Hull, 460'7 Orrtng-
ton Road. Corona del Mar,
Calltonata 926!5; Marsball
L. McDu.JeJ, 2UO East Im-
perial Blcbway, !lilte 111,
El Sepndo, Ca.Wornla
90245.
Tbls buslDess ls coDduct-
ed by a poenl .. rt.Dersbip.
Slped: Y.a.rsball L. WcDan-
lel.
Tlds statemeat .... ftled
wUb tbe ooutJ clerk ol Or.
... Coaty Stpt. 1, 1977.
Mlllll: Sclp. ' 15, 22, at, 1m, ll a.. MftPOrt
Harbol' E..,._ F -81344
P.UB.LIC NOTICE
JAMES R. ADRIG, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E.
Adrig of 3552 Pecan St.,
lrvlne. has entued his
freshman year at the u. S.
Alr Force Academy lDColo-
rado. He is a 1976 ~traduat£'
s~:t~~:':
plan sale
The opening meeting for
the SUstalners of the Junior
Leag1le ot Newport Harbor
wUl oe held at the home
ot Mrs. Robert W. Peter-
son at 10 a.m. on Wednes -
t1ay, Oc t. 5, ln Laguna Nt-
stuel.
Members are asked to
bring a white elephant to
be auctioned by Mrs. Mar-
shall E. McArthur Jr. and
Mrs. William D. Clark,
<'halrmen.
Reservations by Sept. 30
are to be sent to the trea-
surer, Mrs. J . Peter Dobbs.
Prottram plans by Mrs. Ro-
bert D. Wood,.·a rd and Mrs .
James B. Lo<'khart Jr. will
be outlined. Including Sus s
taine r support or the No-
vember Christmascompany.
Lunc beon arrangements are
bel~ made by Mrs. Robert
E. Jackson, asslstedby Mrs.
JoaMe Drake and Mrs. Ma-
rilyn Bulkley.
Other representatives to
the Sustalner committee in-
dude Mrs. Duliley Smith,
bridge; Mrs. John A. Chals
mers, book club; Mrs . Daniel
M. Brlgham. garden club;
Mrs. John Nashu, gour met
club.
Board Representative ls
Mr~ Thomas You~; noml-
~. Mrs. Henry Durkee;
trulfel'l, Mrs. Naney
Brutley, and communiu-
tloos coordinator, Mrs. Kal-
man Spelletlch Jr.
JUDY B. RUDY, 60, OF
NEWPORT SUCCUMBS
Funeral services for John
B. Rudy, 60, of 1856 Bonaire,
West Upper Bay, were con-
ducted Saturday in Pacific
View Chapel by Dr. Philip
G. Murray. St. Anlirew's
Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Rudy, a native of Salt
Lake City, owned the John
B. Rudy Co., an airplane
electronics tlrm. He died
Sept. 6 at UC l Medical Cen-
ter . He 1s survived by hls
wife, Barbara; a son, John
A. Rudy, and his brother,
Charles K. Rudy. He had re-
sided in this area for 16
years. 1:-ntombment was ln
Pacltlc Vtew Memorial
Park.
GRACE GRAVELLE OF
C.M. 01 ES AT AGE 81
Funeral services for
Grace E. Gravelle, 87. ot
327 W, Wilson St ., were held
Monday tn Bell Broadway
C hape. She died Sept. 8 In
Costa Mesa hospital.
She Is survived by 2 sis-
ters, Gladys E. Dygert, Cos-
ta Mesa. a nd Jaynle Grtmth
of Canada. A native or Mis-
souri, she had lived tn tbls
area since 1963. lntermeut
was in Harbor Lawn Mem-
orial Park.
AZTECS SOCCER TEAM
TO CONDUCT CLINIC
Members of the Los An-
geles Alttcs .occer t•m
wtu make a special Ora.are
County &l)l)tlruce at South
Cout Pl.ua VUiqe, Sun-
fiower &Dd B•r st., at 11
a.m. Saturday, Sept. 17.
A fret eoccer cl.blic oo
tbe wt.ll be CODdbded by
team members. They wt1l
f•e.re theory aod ttlmoD-
atntlou fl'om 11 a.m. to
~ ~ 1 p.m. lo l ~m.
• TUUD.AY", AUG. 10
Dtlllllll D. Rodllaald,
1811-D low 6l., nport.d
tU tbeft ol a wtDe bottle '»"*•'•'ac bettwe.a $500 I.Dd tsOO lJl eolDI trom bla lor-
eed air hi&Ull( cloHt • • .
katbryo R. CODDtr,1801 Ta.
aacer Dr., complaJ.Ded tb.at
wblle abe wu OD ncaUoo
attempts were made by
aomeone to gal.D eatry to her
residence by attackinc se-
veral locations, bat there
was DO loss ••• Marte J .
Aasa!, 22, Glendale, •u
charred wlth poasesston of
a dangerous drue at S80 E.
17tb St. • • • A thief cut a
cable to steal a $500 mo-
ped bicycle .from Katberln
J. CooDell, 2269-F Yaple
St .•• A sUeot burclar al-
arm bfOUCbt oftlcers to Aw-
ard Motors, 1680 Newport
Blvd., wbere a boy, 16, was
taken 1~ custody lnslde the
motorcycle shop service of-
flee • • • A $100 hydraulic
floor jack wu stolen from
the gange area or Rudy
Koepke, 2089 Harbor Bt vd.
••• A ftre hydrant was da-
maged at 2905 Harbor Blvd.
wben hit by a trailer pulled
by a truck drlnn by Timo-
thy w. McClarty, 25, La
Mirada.
* WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31
Carlos A. Castillo, 2673-
E Orange Ave., complained
that $200 cash and a $10
sweater were stolen from
his bedroom at tbat address
• •• Jean A. Hllebronner,
26, of 140 ~. WUson St.,
was injured and her car re-
ceived ma)>r right troDt da-
mage when she was driving
eastbouod across Newport
Blvd. at 23rd St. and co111-
ded wttb a nortbbouod u r
on Newport Blvd. driven by
John M. Nego, 22, of 415
N. Newport Blvd., Newport
Heights • • • Suzanne Rus-
sell, 2914 Clubhouse Circle,
·reported the theft of $80
ln currency from a purse
during a party at that ad-
dress •.• Virginia H. Hol-
mes, owner of a sbop, the
Tempress, 2701 -F Harbor
Blvd., reported tttat a bur-
glar used a crow bar on a
'front door dead bolt to gain
entry, ~king :1 lthlte even-
log gowns, assorted women's
scarves and other articles
• • • A $220 radio cassette
tape player was stolen from
tbe car of Jerry D. Parton.
1978-L Maple Ave ••••
A thief cut a chain to gain
entry to a rear storage a rea
at Fuio'sMarket,2701Har-
bor Blvd., taking about 50
cases ot empty soda pop
bottles valued at $150.
• TH URSDAY, SEPT. I
Charles E. Warte, 22, or
897 Center St., and MIC'hael
R. Price, 19, of 702 ShaHs
mar Dr., were arrt:>st(>d at
the Cente r St. adr1ress on
cha~es of selling dangerous
dru~s; bail was set atSlO,OOO
each •.• James F. Rowe,
56, of 2617 West minster Pt.,
was cha~ed with drunk drlv-
tng on Orange Ave,, north
of Santa Isabel Ave. . .•
A burglar pried open the
front door to the reslc1Pnct>
or :-laney J . VanRiper, 830
Center St., taking a glas~
jar <'Ontaining about $16 ln
coins •.. Offi<'e equipment
and tools vatul!d at SZ, 766
were taken by burglars from
Bismac lnternatlonal Ware-
house, 1355 Warehouse Rd.
. . • J ess D. MrCullou~h.
1630-D Iowa St., r eported
the $960 burglary from his
garage of analr compressor,
grease gun. spray gun, drlll
and vibrator sander • • •
Burglars broke a window
to gatn entry to Abrexas
Massage Parlor, 1733
Fullerton Ave., bid~ a TV
set, radio sound syst em and
$50 cash .•. A sk111 saw
and sabre saw, valued at
$174. were stolen from MFG
Concrete For ms, 2135 Can-
Or •
GettQ1 setttcd
made simi*
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• FRIDAY, SEPT. Z
Ema R. Goltarry, U, of
I t35 Ora-e Ave.. was
charced with drunk drlvbiC
at 1877 HartorBlvd.at l2:S5
a.m. . . . A brlef case with
content' valut(1 at $435 ns
stolen from tbe car of Dante I
Mom~. 2404 Harbor Blvd.
• • • Burglara climbed a
fence Into the servlce lot of
Costa Mesa Datsun. 2845
Harbor Blvd., removed locks
from a tool shed and stole
a buJfing ma<'htne, radlo and
extension cord, a $166 loss
. • • Tools and automoblle
paint~ equipment made up
the $2,685 toss at B 11 J
Auto Sales, 2833 Harbor
Blvd., aner a 1ock was cut
on a paint room ••• Thieves
jacked up a no at Victory
Dodge, 2888 Harbor Blvd.,
tak~ all 4 tires and wheels
and a CB radio ... Head-
IIKht lenses valued at $392
were filolen from a sports
car at 660 W. 17th St., be-
longing to Larry D. Ely,
2862 Stromboli Rd. • • •
B rea police recover ed a 1965
VW car abandoned In their
city; ownerJeUreyA.Koze~
1250 Adams. Av e., dld not
know lt had lleeo stolf'n.
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 3
Henn R. Kemlck, 20. or
347 62nd Street, Newport
Shores, came to the pollee
station at 1:45 a.m. with a
broken tooth .lnd farial los
JUles sutf.-rHJ when htt by a
pool r ue followllllt an argu.
ml'nt a pool ~arne at 71~
W. 19th St., where he had
IJeeo knock(>(! 11own and
struck about the fa<'e, bead
and shoul~rs ..• Steven D.
Watkins, 27 , of ZZ~3 Rutgers
Dr., ~~o•as stopped lnhlsplcks
up truck at Newport Blvc1.
Jnd Mesa Dr., and r h.a rged
v•lth rtrlnlllt ;~ mUessan-
hou r on !'it->~~o-port Rlvt1. and
possession or dangerous
drugs . • , A 35 c:alllier
revolver, sl~plntt hag and
I 0-speed lllr yclt> were stolen
rrom William L. Goode, 95 1
Mal! ella n St.
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 4
Enrique Da rron, 2072-F
Newport Blvd., reported the
$50 burglary of rerords from
his living room table •..
A vlc<'sgrlp or channel lock
type device was used to to ref'
open the front door to the
apartment of Bobble J . Diet-
rich, 2854-A Royal Palm
Dr.. by a bUrd ar taking a
TV Jod stt>reo equipment
Yliled at Jm ... Rlc•rd
F •. Gny, 1010 LIDdle P1.,
reported com~ home from
vaeattoa to li.Dd .omeooe bad
filtered bla Nlideoce
tb.rooC'b a bathroom wiadow,
played a pme ol pool on h1.a
pool ~le IDd dfpl~ •••
A 19'76 Ford car wu stolen
!rom Dout Ray mood, 226'7-D
Ptaceotll Ave.
• MONDAY, SEPT. 5
A $500 chest or tools was
stolen from tbeplck-optruck
ot August F, Ttrbrock, Z300
Fatrvtew Rd. • • • lAlla E.
Barroo, 19, of 931 W. 19th
St., was cbarged wttb bnU.
Ius tbao one ounce of mari-
juana tn bls possession at
18tb St. and Moorovla Ave.
. . • Usa M. Merola, 425
Merrimac Wa)·, re-ported the
$180 loss of SZO btlls from
her beftroom ..• David W.
Horsman, 133 E. 16th St.,
reported th~ $250 lOS!\ of A
TV set from hls mohllf'
trailer ••• Edwina Rollu,
Huntington Beac b, reportf>d
tbe S3.000 loss or an antique
gold weddlog baort set wtth
a diamond white whe was
playlng goU at the Mt!sa
Linda Cour~. 1701 Golf
Course Dr.
NEWPORT HARfllR ENSIQt
PUBLISltEO IEEKLY-PG. 3
THURSDAY, SUT. 15. IJn
COR014A DEl. MAR, CAU f.
CIIMlliJI.-L AT lA
The Neptune Soc'-y ~01tldet a atmple Olgnlfled
cremeuon aervlce with d• ... mlnatlon al ... Tl'•lf•lt n0
nMd tor emtMimlng, eoemetolooy. caaket or or~
Your Sociel Securll'f or Veterans AOMtnlatratlon OMth
benefll may eovlf our complete service Our lhereture
tella the complete atory ot our soe etv Write or e.ll
THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY
646-7431 14 HOURS
24100 W. Coat Hwy, Suite t, Newpoe1•••Dtt
Member Better Bus•neN Bur"u
..nd FrH Portfolio to: No Salesman Will Call
NAME ----------------------------------
ADDRESS-------------------------------------
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0
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~48-~~~· 1914 Harbor Blvd. Costa IW~••
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3434 VIR liDO, liDO VIllAGE. 2nd Floor, tHWPORl lERCH
Why
House of Windsor
is Red Skelton's
favorite cigar.
Red Skelton·s tried some cigars that are more
expensive than House of Windsor Pal mas. but never
one that's better.
The reason is that our Palmas are made from
only the choicest imported filler tobaccos and then
carefully wrapped in specially selected Honduran
natural or candela leaf.
The result: quality and value rolled into one rich.
smooth-smoking cigar. House of \iVindsor Palmas.
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PU8t....IC NOTtC~
S·MIM
FICTITIOUI BUSIMUS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe folllwbe Ptnou a.r• .... ltuiDMlt u: .. _
,...,., 700 CtYlc 'elll:er, B-
Ztz, Sub. ADa, CA 9!701:
Darld J. ConcaOC!QO, Jr.._
1601 Guy, Saa Otero, CA
92103; Oerard Corrtpn.
ts05 Glacier, Su oteco, CA
Ot)20,
TtLia bullous is conduct-
ed by 1 llmlted partner-
sbl.p. Slg!lld: Ould J . Coo-
eaaoon, Jr.
Th.ls s~temerat was ftled
with the oouaty clerk or Or-ana• County Aug. 16, 1977.
Publish: Aua. 25, Sept.
1, 8, 15, 1977, ln the New -
port Htrbor Eotlp. F -80511
P U BLIC N OTICE
S-86194
FICTrriOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The follOW!De per.,ns are
doing bustoess as: Calltor-
nia Properties, a DQrtner-
s!lip, 1000 Quat! Street, Suite
1601 Newport Beacb, Cali-
fornia 92660: Frltt Hoels-
cher, tOOOQuaUStr eet,Sulte
160, Newport Beach, Call-
fornla 92660; Ri chard Hoag-
land, 1000 QuaUStreet,SUite
160, Newport Beach, Call-
tornia 92660.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: Fritz Hoelscher .
This statement wa s ftled
wttb the coonty clerk of Or-
ange County Aug. 18, 1977.
Publish: Aug. 25, Sept. 1,
8, 15, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ens~gn F -fl.0017
P U BL I C NOTI C E
S-86173
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST"TEMENT
The follow!~ person Is
dolng business as : Newport
Stuff'd Roll, ll Fashion Is-
land, Newport Center, New-
port Beach, CA 92660: S.
K. &t D., Inc., c/o Kapla n's
Restaurant, 3333 Bristol,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626.
This business Is conduct-
e1 by a corporation.
Corporation name: S. K.
& D., lnc.,Abraham Kaplan,
Pres.
Thls statf'ment was llle<l
wtlh the county clerk or Or-
ange Coonty Aug. 15, 1977 .
Publish: Aug. 25, Sept.
1, 8, 15, 1977 , in th e New-
port Harbor Ensign. F -80407
PUBLI C NOT ICE
S-89885
fiCTITIOUS BUSlNt:::SS
NA ME STATE MENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Kentuck-y
F'rled Chicken, 695So.Coast
Hwy., Laguna Beach 92677:
Larry Joe Anderson, 1572
Kimberwlcke Drive, Santa
Ana, Ca. 92705; Cathy El-
len Ander son, 1572 Kimber-
wi cke Drive, Santa Ana , Ca.
92705,
This business Is conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: Larry J. AOOerson,
Cathy E. A1lflerson.
This statement was rtled
with the county f'ierk or Or-
ange County Sept. t , 1977 ,
Publish: Sept. lf1, 22. 29,
Oc t. 6, 1977 , In tht> Newport
Harbor Ensle;n. F -81342
P U BLI C N 0 1 1::.E
S-8'l834
FICTITtuUS BUSI~ESS
NAME STATE M E~T
The foll owllll!: pe rson is
doing business as: 1\ rPvalos
Pre-School, 19692 Lexington
La ne, Huntinv,ton Bea f'h,Ca -
Ufornla 92646: T<1lbert Pre-
School (California ,.orpor:f-
tlon), 9101 Brabham nrlve,
Huntington Br·:ar h, Callr.
92646.
This business Is r·ondu f"t-
ed by a corpor2tlon.
Corporation name: Tal-
bert Pre-&hool, MarRie
Kunreut her, vice-president.
This statPment was filed
with the county clerk or Or -
ange County Au~~:. 29, I '117 .
Publish: Sept. 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Enslgn. F -81166
PUBLIC N OT I C ~
S-89889
STATEMENT OF WITH -
DRAWAL FROM PARTNER.
SHIP OPER ATING UNDER
FJCTlTIOUS BUSINESS
N.AWE
The followi ng person ha s
withdrawn as agenenlpar1-
~r from the partoershtp
operarln@: under the nett -
UOua business na.me of ln-
tenatioaal Real £state Net-
work .. Tbe Boardwalk at
17U4 Bteell Blfd., Hurting-
loll B-It, Callforala 92647.
The flctltloat bl:as1Des1 name
.tate.-~r tbt pertntr~
..... wu lllod oo Odobor
4, lVII Ill 1M Coo_,. of
Orup. hll -ud Ad-
-fll t1oa -Willi-*"'"~: -T. IW.,
InN -81"-. " 11111-... -.v ... =-T.8111&. ...... u. a, at,
oat. .. lt77, ... ""-'
-Boolp. F-GAW
Pli8LIC No:fiC!:
PIC'rmOUS--
lUll& S'tAftMENT
-IDIIoortll -lo .... --· "" Ills-Bar 'Rl!MMr lDCf lfJdnallea,
51! lrla An •• CoJ'OCl& Ml
Mar, Clllt. 9Z$Z'5: Ctorre
Jo...,., Carson. 51% tria
Awe., Corona{ del Mar, Calit.
92625.
This buoiDesa lo -1·
ed by an lJJdiVIMI, $1pe4:
George J. Carsoo.
This statemeot was ftled
•ttb the coulliy clerlt ol Or-
ange County ..... 22,1977.
Publtsh: A~&&. 25, ~· 1,
8, 15, 1977, ln tbe Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -80719
PUBL.IC NOTICE
S-86178
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe follow~ person Is
doing busiDess as: .Amco
Builders Supply, 1514 New-
port Blvd., Costa Mesa, Cal-
lfornJa 92627: Donald S.
Woods, 30104 Vta VIctoria,
Palos Verdes, Cal!lornla
!10274,
This business Is cooctuct-
ed by an Individual. SlgDed:
Donald s. Woods.
This statement was ttled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County August 15, 197?.
Publish: August 25, Sep-
tember 1, 8, 15, 1977, In
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
F -60409
PUBLI C NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATE MENT
The following person is
doing business as: Matt
Brady's Film Co., *I Park
Newport, Newport Beach, CA
92660: Lo rraine Hamer,
2220 Park Newport, 1403,
Newpo rt Beach, CA 92660.
This business Is oonduct-
ed by an lndivtdual. Signed:
Lorraine Hamer.
This statement was tOed
with the county clerk or Or-
ange County Aug. 23, 1977.
Publish: 1\u~. 25! Sept. 1,
8, 15, 1977, In the Ne'NJX)rt
Ha.rbor Ensign F -80810
PUBLI C N OT ICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE MENT
Tbe follow ing persons are
doing bu siness as: I. JUI &:
Jan's Country Charm,
2. Jan's Sewing Circle,
3. Prior's locorp., 4. Speed
lncorp., 130 Agate Ave., Bal-
boa Island, Newport Beach,
CA 92662: Jill Prior, 8130
Arroyo, Stock1on. CA 95209;
Jan Speed, 11928thst., New-
port Beach, CA 92663.
This business Is conth.Jct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: J111 S. Prior.
This statement was fil ed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Aug. 23, I 977.
Publish: Aug. 25, Sept. 1,
8, IS, 1977, to the Newport
Harbor Enslgu. F -80752
PUBL IC NO TICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tne foli0"'-'1!¥!: person Is
do lrJR business as: Photo In-
ventory Systems. 1491 West
Baker Street, Costa Mesa,
Ca. 92626: Edwin W. Sm Uh,
1433 Superior Ave., 1226,
Newport Beach, Ca. 92663.
This business Is conduct-
ed by an indivi~al. Sll!:net1:
Edwin W. Sm ith.
This statement was fi!E'd
'.lt'ith the county clerk or Or-
ange County Sept. 7, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 15, 22, 2'l,
Oct. 6, 1977 , in the ~ewport
Harbor Ensign. F' -81624
PUBL IC "f Q r iCE
FICTITIOUS BUSIN ESS
NAME STA TEMENT
The · following person Is
doing business as: Seaview
Homes Real Estate, 359 San
Miguel Dr., 11 02, NewpJrt
Beach, Ca. '126CO: Gerrie
Investments lnt:., Califor-
nia Co rporation, 359San MI-
guel Dr ., 1102, Newport
Beach, Callt. 92660.
This business Is conduct -
ed by a corporation.
Corporation name: Ge r -
rie Investment• Inc., Hope
G errte, Secretary.
Thls statement was filed
wUh the county clerk of Or -
ange County Sept. 7, 19'1?.
Publish: Sept. 15, 22, 2!1.
Oct. 6, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -81585
P U BLI C ,..O TI CE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followt.ug person 11
doing butness as: Carden
Growers, 835 84!11 Gull Lane,
C -314, N"'PPrt SOliCit, CA.
92663: Roaald Han• Mac-
Qaarrte:, 835 Sea Cull Lane,
Newport llaelt, CA. 0!663,
C-314, Nt'WJ)Ort Beech, CA •
92163.
Tlda buii'MU lr coodact-
od by aa ladtYidtal. Slpod:
&Mid ll .._,.,,
TIU -.... llltld Yllb .... ....., cltrt al Or-
.... COGI!tt SopL 7, lt77,
MUA: Sec~t. J5, az, 29,
0et. I, 1m, Ia tiM NtwpOrt
llarttor Snalga. F -11592
PUBLIC NOTICE
lOUt
1Kl'11CB TO PE-IR-
T£1118TED Ill THE ESTATE
OF Lol1ll NottJoor, (do-
couedl
Notice lo bonby 11-To
au penGM tuteruttd, n..
tber u chdl&ors, balr-. It·
catta, or dtriMta, IJI tbe
estate of Loraa MortbtJ,4t-
ceued, whDH 1ut adclr ...
was fS09 PIDtc'rt~ AY.aat,
Tnnto.o,. New Jt.rMJ, that
lettera testameatuy or of
adrnlnlatrattoa t.Ye betols-
sued to Harold T. Northey
aDd Lorn.lDe Nortbey
Tburrn, Co-Executors, by:
Mercer Cou~y &lrropte's
Coort, a court of eompeteot
)lrt8dtct1oo of tbl State ol
New Jersey.
Thlt tbe Alllowt.uc person
ia l.odebtld toorrDldJ.alper-
sonal property ot tbe aid
decedent: Im,ertal Sattacs
and Loan Assn., 1366 Vta
Lido, City of: Newport
Beacll. CalU., Countyaf;Or-
uge County.
The the undersigned de-
sires to recelYe the said
persooal property or col-
lect the cla.lm{s) .and to re-
mon that collectld or re-
ceived from the State of
C alllornla to tha saJd state
wttere letters testamentary
or of admlnistraUoo have
been Issued.
AU persons hav1Dg claims
apinst ttte decedent or an
Interest In said estate and
wlshlng to object to such
removal must give written
ooUce of such objection to
the person or persons indeb-
ted to, or OOidlng personal
property or, the decedent.
P!J8LiC NOTICE
...... as ,
STATEMENT OF AllAN·
DOIOIENT OF UBI OF f'IC.
Tl'tiOUS Busua:BS NAME
,. lollowlltc po .........
... _ .... -olllle
Fletlllou a....... Nam.:
••Nucy V,"' 1601 Dowe,attte
ISO, lf"'PPrt S.Cit, CA
IZMO. Tlto ~---MU ame nleiT'ICt tolbofe
fta ftltd In Coul:)' 00 JUDI
15, 1m. Alu w. V11ln,
2421 stern Vllta, Nnport
Btlcb, CA 0!660.
Th1l bui1Dtas wu coo-
dllcttd by an lDftYIIiaal, Al&P
W. VIeira.
Thla statemem was ftl-'
wUh tbe county clerk of Or~
Ult County Aac. 11, 1 9'17.
PabUob' ..... 25, Stt>t.
1, 8, 15, 1977, 1D the New-
port Hubor EDSign. F -77521
PUBLIC N-OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe rouowtog periODS are
do[qg bustoess as: Tbe lr-
rint Clubhouse Ud., 17852
Skypt.rk BIYd., lrvtoe, Cal.
9Z714: Howard T, Meut,
Geo'l Partoer, 1'10'7 Port
Shtftield,. Newport Beach,
Cal. 9Z660; Daniel L. Cur-
Us, Geo'l Partner,l955 Port
Seabourne, Newport Beach,
Cal. 92660.
Tbls butoeu Is coDduct-
ed by a llrnited putnershlp.
Si.goed: Howard T. Meln.
This statemellt was ttled
with the county clerk or Or-
ange County Aue. 3, 1977.
Publlsb: Sept. 1, 8, 15,
22, 19'7'1, to ttMI Newport
Harbor Ensign. r -7983?
Such ootlce must be gtveo to --'::c--:-c--:-:-:c-::-::c-::-::--
the person holdl.ng the per-_--'.P..:U:.:B:..=L_:_I.:C_:N.:..=O..:T..:I.:C:.:E:__
sonal property or aplnst
w!10m the claim is made at
that address as listed above
within: THREE MONTHS af-
ter first publication of this
notice.
D\TED: July 18th, 1977.
Lorraine Northey Thurm
and Harold T. Northey, as
Co-Ezecutors of the Estate
of Lorna No rthey, (De-
ceased).
Publish: Sept. 1, 8, 151 22, i.o
the NeWpOrt Harbor Ensign.
PUBLIC NOTI CE
S-86 199
FIC TITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEMENT
Tbe fol lowing person is
doll'l(( business as: Powell
Painting Co., 6100 Edinger
Ave., j 503, Huntington
Ueach, Calif. 92&47: Roger
A, PowvU, 6100 Edinger
Ave., 1503, Huntington
Beach, Calif. 92&47.
This business Is conduct-
e.! by an individual. Signed:
Roge r A. Powell.
This statement was rued
with th e county clerk of Or~
ange County Aug. 22, 1977.
Publish: S&JX. 1, 8, 15,
22, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -80714
PUBLIC N OTICE
S-86174
F'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME ST ATEMENT
The follow!~ persons are
doing business as: Falkon
Associates, 1411 Clltf, New -
port Beac h, CA 92660: Mary
Kay Konlal, 539 Win ston,
Pasadena, CA 9110'7; Steve
R. Konfal, 14ll CUff, New -
port Beach, CA 92660.
This business ts cord.lct-
ed by a general p~trtnership.
Signed: Mary Kay Kontat,
Partner.
This statement was fl.ied
with th e county clerk or Or-
ange County Aug. 15, 1977.
Publlsh: Aug. 25, Sept.
I, 8, 15, 19'17, to the New-
port Harbor Ensign. F -BOUO
PU BLIC N O TICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followl.ng person is
dolog busloess as: I, Am-
con, 2. American Cootloen-
tal Travel Service, 2411 E.
Coost Hwy., Suite A, Corona
del Mar, Cal. 92625: Jo-
seph Paul G lbtUsco, 262 S.
Ave. 51, 11, Los Angeles,
Cal. g()()42,
Thls business is cooduct-
ed by an iDdlrictJal. Siped:
Joseph P. GibUisoo.
This statement wu ftled
wtth the couDiy c.Itrll: of Or-
arwe County AQr. 29, 19'17.
Publish: Sept. 1, 8, 15,
22, 19'7?, in tbe N.-port
Harbor Enslp.. F -81155
PUBL'IC NOTICE
8-MI47
FICTrrlOUS BUSINESS
NAIIE STATEMENT
Tho lollowlll( ,.,_ .,.
dotac bu•lota u: Lort'•
WQuor1, 2200 Newport
BIYd., Coaa II-Cal.
i2e27: Dac11oJ B. 111<:11, IM7
Ba)'IIOrt WQ, M..-port
O.clt, Cll..; Lon41a Rlclt,
1161 Bayport w.,.. Me-port·
Bn.cb, Cal. ,
Tbls ba-lo ...act-ed ., • ,_nl .. -llllp.
Slpod: Dodlo)' B. RieL
Tlllt -.... lllod Ylllt lllo-clotllaiOr· .... eo..,. Aile. u, lfl'7.
PlbU.: Me ......... 1 •
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CP-4987
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: Ber-
nard's, 3201 East Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar,
California 92625: La Marine
Franca.lse, aCalltornlaCor-
poraUon, 2681 Crestview
Dr., Newport Beach, Cali-
fornia 92663.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a corporation. La Ma-
rine Fraocalse, By: Bernard
Rigolet, President.
This statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Aug. 30, 1977.
Professional Escrow Ser-
vices, 1921 North Tustin
Avenue, Santa Ana, Ca.
9Z701, Escrow No. 7'1 -0808 ~
MG.
Publish: Sept, 8, 15, 22,
29, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f -81263
PUBLIC N OTICE
S-8980fi
FiCTITIOUS BUSLNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followl..ng persons a.re
doing business as: (1) Daisy
VU Associates, Ltd.,(2)0ai-
sy VUI Associates, Ltd., (3)
Daisy IX Associates, Lrd.,
(4) Daisy X Associates, Ltd.,
(5) Daisy XI Associates,
Ltd., 4120 Birch street, Suite
l •H, Newport Beach, Cal -
Ifornia 92660: John Kon-
wiser, 19')7 Bayadere Ter-
race, Corona del t.tar, Call -
fornJa 92625; Charles J. DI -
amond, 159 S. Bowltng Green
Way, Brentwood, CalLfornla
9'\.49.
Thi s busi ness Is conduct-
ed by a U mited partnership.
Signed: John Konwiser/
Charles J. Diamooo.
This statement was llled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Aug. 22, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 1, 8, 15,
22, 1977, In the Ntwport
Harbor Ensign. F ·80695
PUBLIC N.O TI CE
FICT ITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMFNT
The following person ts
doing business as: Dtver-
sified Marketing Systems,
3001 Red Hill Aferme, Bull-
ding 5, Suite 216, Costa Me-
sa, Ca. 92626: Michael W.
Kelly, 3t5'i2 Moonglow Lane,
San Juan Ca pistrano, Ca.
92675.
This business ts conduct-
ed by an lndlrldual. Signed:
Mlcntel W. Kelly,
This statement Wll Oltd
with the couoty clerk of Or-
tnge Cou nty Sept. 7 • I m .
Publish: Sept, 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, t 977, to the Newport
Harbor Enslgn, F -11518
PU~LIC NO TICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlai per.ou ar•
dolDC bullDNI U: K..Sanl,
2.410 MOO&CO Dr._ Lap•
B11cb, Ct. VZ651: Catller-
IDo (Crool>y) Folts,1410-
•co Dr., IApaa Bel.eb,Ct.
IZMI; Eldoo Leroy Foltll,
UIO Moaaoo Dr., tee-a
B-It, CL Dl51.
Tltlo --lo --"'by a -nl--. Slpod: C-C, F-.
11da ...... .,.. ll&ld
wtllt lito _,. donal Or-
.... c..,._ ...... 1, ''"· _...,._ll,a,H,
Oct ••• lfl'7,1a lito "-"
Hllrtlor loolp. r..a11n
NEWPORT HARBOR ENS! <II
PIJIUSiiED WEEKLY ·PG. 4
lltiiRSDAY, SEPT. I~ 1917
OORONA D~L MAR. CALl F
'LOST HORIZON ' FILM
WILL OPEH SERIES
Mot1oo picture cll1slcs
Will be pruea.ted lD 0raace
Cout Colltte's Satuntty
evelllog fllm series to the
OCC klrum. Admlssioo Js
$1 &Del tickets will be sold
at the door.
The series opeu Sept, 21
with "lost Horl&oa." .star.
ring Rorw.ld CotmanaDdJue
Wyall, followed by '•Sbow-
boat," Oct. 1; '·MagoUlceot
Ambeuons.'' Oet. 8; ''The
Great Caruso," Oct. 15;
'' Petrtfled forest, •· Oct. 22;
'•Grand Hotel," Oct. 29;
··The good earth," Nov. 5;
''The hOrse soldiers," NoY,
19; "Lawreoce of Arabia,"
Dec. 3, and '·My fair lady,"
Dec. 10. Show time Is 8p.m.
MARGARET CRANK OF
BAYCREST SUCCUMBS
Mass for Margaret 1., .
Crank, 54, of 2039 Commo-
dore Rd., Baycrest, ns ce-
lebrated Friday In St. Joa-
ctlim Catholic Church, Cos-
ta Mesa, with rosary the
previous evening. She died
Sept. 6 at her home.
A native of South Dakota,
she had lived In tbls area
for 31 years. She Is sur-
vived by her husband, Roy;
a son, Steve, of Newport
Beach, and 2 sisters, Blan-
che Stanl ~y, Gabbs, Nevada ,
and Mary Ann Gates, Mer-
coo , CaUl. Interment was In
Good Shepherd Cemetery.
Bell Broadway Mortuary was
the director.
ELDON BROWN Dl ES
WHILE PLA YIHG GOLF
Requiem mtss for Eldon
C. Brown, 69, or Costa Me-
sa, was held Sept. 10 ill St,
John the Ba.ptlst Cll.treh,
Costa Mesa. Mr. Brown col-
lapsed and died Sept. 7 at
the 17th tee on the Newpo rt
f:lea rh go lf cou rse, 3100 Ir-
vine Ave.
A native of Texas aoo a
government auditor, he Is
survived by bls wife, Ma-
deleine Brown. He had lived
In this area S years and ln
Ca!Uornla for 57 years. In-
terment was In Ascension
Cemetery, El Toro.
PUBL IC N OT I CE
S-86136
S':'ATEMENT OF ABAN-
OONMENT OF USE OF FIC-
TITIOUS EUSINESS NAME
The tollowl..ng person has
abandoned the use of the
FlcUUous Business Name:
'·Alan's Clusl.c Cars" at
1601 Don Street, Suite 230,
Newport Beach, CA 92660.
The fictlttous bustoessname
referred to above was rued
In County on JWle 15, 1977.
A !an W. VIeira., 2421 Sierra
Vista, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
This business was con-
ducted by an tndiYidu.al. Alan
w. Vieira.
This statement was rued
with tile coumy clerk. of Or-
a•e County Aug. 11, 1977.
Publlsh' Aug. 25, Seot.
1, 8, 15, 197'1, in the New-
port HatborEnstgn. F -77522
P U BLI C NO TI CE
CP-4880
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUcnrtoe persons are·
dolng bllslneas as: Holiday
House, Z937 E. Coast Hwy .,
Co rona del Mar, CA 926Z5:
RoOBld F. Van Het, 1600
Struck, Ora.nge, CA 92$67;
,.,:ary E. Van Hee, 1600
struck, Orange, CA 9Z667.
TbU buatoess Is ooDdact-
e<J by an unlncorporated as-
IOCiatlOD other thaD a part.
aerahlp. Siped: RoD&ld F.
Vu Hee; Mary E. Vaa Hee.
Thls statemeat wu flled
with tbt: oou_,. clerk of Or-
""' COUIIQ Aac. 17, 1977, Profes~Saal Etcrow Ser-
Yicts, 1Q21 Nortll 'l'u.UO,.
Sa.Dia Aaa, CA mot,Escl"011'
No. 77 -091S.OD.
N>ll.ob' Aac· Z$, St!>l.
1, a. 15, tm, &a the Mew-
port llarttor Ellllp. F -105M
PUBL.IC ,NdT!C.IE -.
FICTrrlOIJS BUSIII!SS
NAME STATEIIEifr
Tlto .. ._.. po,_ lo
dalll '-ettMt u: Tnm
N--NfWPOrt Ara
Trani, Joe~ -c-
Dr.. llitt 101, ltlfWIIOit
Btl<lt, CA -"-rt A,_ TraHI lao, Doknn
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F tut:l the PoliC(! Blott•;t
• FIIDAY, AOO ••
A $1U btqde wu JtoltD
frotn tiM •lloek,ed p.rqe at
t.M bome ol 8oadra Grtt~o
bel'l, 1910 W. Oeeu froal,
Well Newport, bttwMG 10:30
aDd U :ao t.m ••• Kathy
Gordoaloo reported JO lte-
..., tape caaetttt, nluecl
at $150, .ltoln rrom her uo~
locked car pe.rUd at her
bome It 116 Jade, Balbol
lslaod, from 2:SO a.m. untU
4:15 p.m ••• A ehalr aod' 4
plutl, vtlued 1t $155, were
stoleo from the front porch
ol Daniel Meny's home at
Z35 Cedlr, Newport Sbores,
betweeu 11 p.m. AUf!;. 25
aDd 7 a.m. the 26th • • •
Dootld Repn, 2588 Bay -
IOOre Dr., Bay Shores, re-
ported his I f/77 Pool: lac sta-
tion wagon stolen from In
front of tlia home between
11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m ••••
A woman'sdressouuuworth
$8'75 was stolen from Roblo-
soo's Futuoo Island store
between 2:15 aDd 2:30 p.rr.
••• Two SCUBA tanks, Vt&-
lued at $300, wer. taken from
an unlocked garage at tl·e
home or Paul DeBaets, 7407 ..
1/2 Seashore, West Newport,
between 1 a.m. and 8 a.m.
• SA TURDAY, AUG. Z7
Matthew Ferguson Spurr,
18, of 218 VIa Gratlana.,
Llt1o Isle, was arres ted th ere
at 9:35 p.m. oil a burglary
charge ••• A $120 bi cycle
was stolen from Vivian Thu-
strup's home at 20'7 Agtte,
Balboa Island, between Sand
8:20 p.m. , • Jack Rar.z,
2224 PacUlc, Co rona del
Mar, reported a $600 TV
set stolen from his home
between 8:30 p.m. Au, • 27
aoo 8 a.m. Aur. 211.
• SUNDAY, AUG, 2P
Martin Robert Uucnesne,
21, or 1940-B Pomona, and
Michael Alan Ha1loclc., 20,
of 724 w. 18th, Costa Mesa,
were charged with posses-
sion of cocaiDe when pollcf'
arrested them at 2:2(1 a.m.
at W. Ocean Front and 23rcl,
Central NeWpOrt .•• A boat
mold, made or Nberglass
and steel, aod valued at
$2,500, was stolen bet~~o·een
10 a.m. Aug, 24 and S p.m.
Aug. 28, from a rear yanl
of Henry Crane's business
at 2400 W, Coast Hwy., Ma-
riners Mil e ... Stereosoond
equipment valued at $1,575
was stolen bet'olo·een 8:30a.m.
Au~e. 12 and 11:10 p.m. Aug.
28 from the home or John
Md.aughlln, 1870 Park New-
port ••. James Morga n,
3510 W. Balboa Blvd., New-
port, reported 2 surfboards,
valued at $2!i0, stolen from
the back yard or his home
bet'A·een 3 and 8 a.m.
• MONDAY, AUG. 29
Someone threw a rock
through a plate glass wlodow
at Seashore samwtch Shop
between 8 p.m. Auit. 29 and
6:30 a.m. Aug. 30, caus ing
an esUmate<l S215 damage
PUBLI C N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEM ENT
The following person Is
doing business as: Ftr~a rf!
Insulation Co., 133 E. Alton,
Santa ·Ana 9Z707: James
Marshall Kline, 18502 Em-
bury, Santa Ana 927 05 •
Tnts blls!Dess Is conducted
by an Individual. SJKQfll(!:
J, M. KUne.
Thi s statement wu IUed
with the county clerk ot Or-
ange County Sept. 6, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 15, 2:2, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f'-81509
PUBLIC N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The roUcnrlng persona are
dolDg bustoess u: Michael
Richards, 3444-A VII ()p-
orto, Newport Beach 92663:
Rlehlrd M. Moru.o (Michael),
244Z2 Caracu st.. Dina
Poiat, Cal, 9Z&29; Michael
Warne UcAIUster, S444 -A
Vl.a ()porto, Newport Bach
921163.
Th1a baai.Dea ll coodbc-
ted bJ aeeaenl pa.rtDirSb~.
s~poc~, Rlcltanl 11. -.o,
Mlcl'lul W. McAlu.t.r.
nt.s ltltement wu rued
wltta tbe couat}' clert of Or-
.... COGI!ty Aac. ze, 1977.
,PubUih: Sept. 1, a, a.
U, 1VJ7, ta till Newport
Hllrtlor Eulp. F -1106$
••• Lonn1 .. n ,...,.._
ed from 1 wtedow tt Pipen
Plac.e, 2:101 E. Cout a.,.,..,
CoroQI. dt1 Mar, u a tblet tot lato the Jtore betYHD
3 p.m. Aul• 19 Ud 1 t,m.
Aur. so aod tDok a cub
box tod $75 la .tore re-
ceipt• ••• A $150 bleytle
wu stolen from ao unlocked
gartce It the home of Kathy
Kutachka, 3410 Mareu1,
West Newport, between 8
p.m. Aug. 29 and 7 ·~5 a.m.
Aug. 30 ••• .An outboard
motor, vatut!d•at 1400, was
stoleo trom the work area
or George Newcomb's bust-
nesa at 100 E. Cout ,Hwy,,
bay bridge trea, between
5 p.m. Aug. 28 and 5;30
111.,m, Aug. 29 , •• Jobn
Stansberry, 488 Prospect,
Newport Shores, reported a
$350 outboar<l motor stolen
from his boat at De Anza
Martna, 300 E. Coast Hwy.,
bay bridge area, betw"n 3
p.m. Aug. 28 and QOOA Alii[,
29 • • • A thlef broke a
windwJng wtMow on a car
belonging to Dean West, 415
lrla, Corona del Mar, while
It was DQrked at COM high
school between 4:30 and 5:30
~.m. and took a wallet con-
ta!~lng $110 from ttte front
seat.
~ TUESDAY, AUG, 30
"B" Lee Johnson, 65, of
2366 Harbor, Costa Mesa,
was charged with being ln-
toxtcated In a car at 10:05
p.m. In the 200 block or
Corolllldo, Balboa .•• Dante!
Clayton Sc he r, 36, of 718
Jasmine, Corona del Mar.
was arrested there <tt 11:30.
p.n1, and char!Zed with cul-
tlvaUng mariJ,Jana ••• Mark
Allen Zlgner, 23, of 218
ll :uel, Corona del Mar, was
arrested at home at 12:40
p.m. on a warrant chargln~
hlrn with forgi~ his nam~
on a credit card , • , Judith
Taylor, 17 Monterey, Spy-
gla ss IIIII, reported a TV
set ann stereo equipment,
valued at St,652,stolenfrom
her home bel'lt'een !0:30a.m.
and 2:50 p.m .•• , Stereo
equipment and liquor, valued
at S295, were taken from
Kam•s restaurant, 2121 t:::.
Coast Hw}·., Corona lie I Mar,
by a burc:lar who broke a
WIDdow to gel In between
12:40 a.m. and II a.m.
• WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31
Jonatnan Pau!Cowllm~,21 ,
or 102 E. Ba)', Balboa, was
charged with misdemeanor
drunk dr!Yif\t at 1:30 a.rn.
at Short and Newport Blvd.,
West Newport ••. C ral~
WUU.a m Murrell, 21, or 340
Rochester, Costa MPsa , was
charged with mlsdemeaoor
drunk driving at 1 2:~0 a.m.
at Dover and 16th . . •
Lo retta Jane Alexander, 29,
or 2300 Fairview, Costa
Mesa, was cilarl(eri with mi s-
demeanor drunk driving at
12:20 a.m. at 20th and Balboa
Blvd., Centr'al Newport. , .
A $120 blqcle was stolen
!rom the, unlocked garage at
Ke rlsue Thompson's hOme
at 1235-l/2 W, Balboa Blvd,,
Ba lboa, between z a.m. and
3 a .m ••.. Eight pairs of
earrinu, value<1 at $22 5,
we re stohm betwe-en 11 a.m.
and 6 p.m. from the oome
ol Gall Bennett, 516· L/2
Clubhouse, West Newport ••.
Jeff Edwart1 Cruwn, 25, of
869 W, 15th, West Side, was
charged wtt:1 misdemeanor
drunk drtvl~ at 10:30 p.m.
at 2oth and Balboa, Central
Newport •.• wuuam Theo-
dore Nugent, 26, of 4601
W. Ba lboa &lvd,, Balboa,
was charged with possession
of marijuana at 11:40 a.m.
at Coast Hwy. and Newport
CPnter Dr.
• THURSDAY, SE PT. 1
Au estimated $580damage
was done to Z cars aw~Uog
sertlee tt Ceor&e and Sons
Ulloa Stalloo, 111111 R-rt
BIYd., Wat ft"P'rt, by
n.ta.J• WbO IIUbed I COQ-
vertfble lOp, brob nrlclu1
p&J1I; aod f91lplneot lad
tl<'ll:td to 1 door, betwHD
1:30 p.m. Auc. st aod 7
a.m. Sept, I ... Jamea
Mtrlno, soo Momtoc Star,
Dover Shores, nported a
$150 TV Jet stolen from
hl• boat at 900 Lido Part_
Lido Ptldnaull, between 5
p.m. Aug. Sl aDd 11 a.m.
Sept, 1 •.• Tools nlued
at $120 were atolen from
an open a:arace at tbe hOme
of Larry Grasse, S31 Grand
Canal, Balbo& lslaod, be-
tween 9:30 a.m. Au~:. 31
aDd ll:SO Sept. 1 • • • A
$120 bicycle was stolen be-
tween Aug. 1 and Sept, 1
from an unlocked garage at
the bomf' of Lisa C reuon,
212 Sapphire, Balboa Islaod
•.. A camera, wat ch, aD.te~
board, •etsult, tnd oth&r
possessions, valued at $750,
were stolen from a truck
belonging to Mattnew Spurr.
218 VIa Graztana, Lido Isle,
while It was parked In the
7400 block or Seashore, West
Newport, between 8 t.m. and
10:15 a.m ••.• Robert Ca1H-
son Patten, 20, of 914 E.
Ocean Front, Balboa; MI -
chael Lester Murphy, 26,
or 1129-A E. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa ; Robin Lee Adair,
20, of the F.. Balboa address,
and Dt>nniS Ray Vanderveen,
128 W. 18th, Costa Mesa,
we re arrested at 9:55 at the
Patten resilience, and
l'hlr![e<l •lth possession ol
heroin , •. Gary Lee John-
S<HI, 24, of 410 32nd, West
Newport, was arrest~ at
G: 50 p.m. at Westminster ancl
IJ~<·on, Newport Hel~hts,
.mrJ f•harg@d ·.vlth possession
of a CB radio from which
tl•e serial number had bt-en
removed , •. Hkhard EugenE>
llllleter, 49, of36 Seascape
was a n ested there at 6:05
p.m. and chanr;eo1 with dls-
turtllflll. th~ peace .•• Robe rt
Ladd Allen, 72,of3l4 AnartP,
Balboa, was charged with
mlsdPmeanor lirunk drlvln9,
,H :i:4:i p.m.
• FRinAY, SE PT. 2
A wetsuit awl an elec tric
fl sh ll'liJ motor, valued at
$17:i, were ~1olen from the
rear patio ur Patricia Ann
Chiarenr.a's hOme at 322
·:2111'1, Newport soores. be.
tween 11 a.m. and noon, ..
llonaltl Kot)l"an Brook, 19,
ol Ul J asmine, Corona del
Mar, was r hargecl with re-
sisting a rrest after pollee
said they chased him down
to question him ahout Illegal
possession or beer •••
James Ken Nebolt, 4. or
327 Wilson, Costa MP~ ·.va~
f harged with misdPmeanor
f1runk drtvlnjt at 6 p.rn. at
Rive r aorl 54t h, West New-
port ..• John Go rdon Woods,
32, of 6'J3 Plumer, Co sta
MeSlll, was ctiCirl!:etl with ln-
toxi cateo1 dlsotflerly conduct
at 9 p.m. In tl'l e 2300 block
of W, Ocean Front, Central
Newport •.. Aleander C!ro
Ctooro, 52, or 188 E. 16th,
Newport lif'lght s, was
,.ha rgeti with helng lntod.
,.ated and disorderl y at 7
p.m. at lrVIM and Dover,
West Uppe r Bay ... Carey
Co wan, 69, or 303 Kings
Rd., Clift Haven, v.·as
f't\arged with being lntoxt-
~ated a.nd dlr;orderly at 8
p.m. at Newpo rt Pier •••
Bl!ach Imports, 848 Quail,
Airport area, reported a new
1777 SA AB car stolen from
li1~ir lot be-tween Aug. 29
Sf~
Cutlt salad II nemed. not
for the Romen ruler, but fOJ
iis chef.
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H•RBOR FEL LOWSHIP BI_BLE CHURCH
2311D ST. ot OIIAN <;E, COS TA MESA -6<15·50$0
DR. F, KENTON BESHORE, I'HTOR
SuDdly worship ••••••.••• 10:45 a.m. and 6:30p.m.
SuD4ay tctrlol • 9:SO a.m. Wednesday service -7 p.m.
An I.Ddtpeod«lt church with Bible teaching mlntstry
ATTEND We inYite you to worst.Jp THE CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURC H Of YOUR CHOICE OF T HE MASTER, LC.A
C HR I STIA~ SC IENCE Z900 Pac111c View Dr,
SERVICES Corona del Mar, CalU.
flRST CHURCH OF LAWRENCE D. FRUHLING
CliRIST, SCIENTIST Pastor --Phone 759-lOS1
3303 Via Lido SUNDAY SERVICES: Newpolt Beach Coatemporary Service
Sunday ScOOol • 9' 10:30 8:30a.m .
Sund:1y Ser'rice - 9 & 10:30 Cburch sehool •••• 9:15
WEDNESDAY EVENING Llturglc&l service • 10:30
MEETING 8:00p.m.
RI:AIJ/8(, ROOM ACor• .. w•••• Week days: 9 a.m.-Sp,m, CoslaMeu Wednesday: 9 am-7:45 pm FIRST UNITED Tuesday: 9 am -S pm, 7-9 OIITMODISTCHUIICH • • • • 19lhSt.&Harbor Blvd .
·SE:COND CHURCH OF a..rc~~o~tw
•report
•m•r'l ai!DOiitOftr Ud
lt'a Ume to become t.olf'td
ill YOIUCHl OIJPOI'tllla1tiee,
The Vohaatary ActioDCIIlter
of Soutll Oratw• CouDty cu
match )'OUl ntlll &ad tD-
tei'Hta wUb commualty
Deeds. For more J..amrma-Uoo. eall the v AC otace
ln CHtral Newport --875-
9210 or 83S-ma.
Now you can be part of a
promotlODll read-a-tboo lA
wbtch rradt sehool chlldrea
are sponsored to read boots.
Proceeds go to an Orure
Couoty Chapter of a aa-
tlooa.l orgmintioa which re-
searches and aicl8 YicUms
of a dlsease strlldac YOUJII
adults:
A newly formed non-profit
organtu.Uon temporarUy
OOUsed In Newport Beach
wtllcb helps trainable
meotally retarded ciUzens
become independent needs
receptlonlsts wbo can also
perform light offtce work.
A newly-foC(ned non-
Fila-----.. ---,.......... 10 to 11, bo·
rtaa&Dc wttb u ol'leltatkla
lralalar -St!>t. 1! .. c ...... _.
Til.• IJIIIaal mouter Manu
Gru., be1d at a eo.ta ....
lbowlllc cGer, ta Ill lor
SuDdly, Oct, SO, Voluateen
• ......... ""'Cbl .......
children wbo wlll par ...
tlcipate.
A ereaun wrtter t. &OtiCbt
by a Costa w. .. orp.oisa.
lloo deslpod lo ald .......
.. , ..... ,.. .. ada.lls. Tlda
voluteer would aulst tbe
director lD wriUDC I bl.
lllODtbly oewaletter to keep
tbe communltyt.wareottbetr
acU•tUes and progn u.
Special EcllcaUoa t•eh-
era• uslstaats are DIMded 1n
all phases of vocatao.l and
occupattom.l tn1nillls such
as housekeeping, Prdelllnc,
laodseapln&, woodworklDc,
animal care, P.£, and
cutoc:Ual t~. Volun-
teers are Deeded 1n the Mla-
sloo VIejo ar•.
NEWPORT HAftBOR EH SIGH
PUBI.I SHEO WEEKtY ·PO. 6
THURSDAY, SEPT. I~ lt17
CORONA DElMAR. CALi f.
and THERAPEUTIC SPAS
OPel 7DAYS. rtPC on mrr aun IH9WROOMI IQRAx.
U22.2 SO. HARBOR BLVD., GARDEN GROVE
27801 fORBt:$ ROAD, LAGUNA NIGUEL
Anaheim Garden Grove Fullerton
772-3401 750-7665 871-8020
Laguna Niguel STAT!. LICENSE Coastal Area
831-2375 ; N0.~1~92~l~l7~~===;!;:~dL
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SIGN SUBSCRIPTION ORDER
.LL THE LOCA L NE WS
CHIUST, SCIENTIST • ....... _ .. JI
Newport Beach at W_.... -11:eO.u.L
Co rona del Mar CHARLES O. CLARK
3100 Pacutc View Dr. P "'S TO Oil
PAUL H. ALEXANDER
LISA fOHRlNG and Lummox were obviously happy about
Lum's ltne performance In the Sept. 1 dog show held by
the Newport Beach recreation department at the Youth
Center in Corona del Mar. Lummo:r won the award for
profit agency to Newport
Beach asslsttilg alcoholic
women needs workers to get
their buUding ready for oc-
cupancy by performing car-
pentry, plumh1DK and sew-
Ing tasks. Cookiqf sk1Us wUJ
be needed ooce the center
opens.
w•TCH FIRM MOVES
TO NEW QU.RTERS
The lonovaUYe Time
Corp., maootacturer of di-
gital watcbes, Is movi~ Into
larger quarters at 17875 Slty
Parl North, Irvine, adnr-
tl&lfli co-ordinator John
fuller annouoces.
ND IN YOUR SUBSCRIPTION ORDER TODAY I
OHLY $5.00 FOR ONE YEAR
Sunday School -10 a.m. "'SSOCI ... TE
Sunday Service -IOa.m.
Wednesday: 8:00p.m. GRACE BIBLE CHURCH Rfr\0/.'IJ (, IUJU \4 Veterans Memorial Bldg. 3500-B E. Coast Hwy.
Ent ranee on Narcissus 565 w. 18th, Costa Mesa
Mon.-fri.: 10 am to 5 pm REV. TOM TYREE, Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES: Sunday afternoon: 1 to 3 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm CHILDREN'S PREP • • • • SCHOOL, 10:00 a.m .
You are cordlaUy lnvtted HOM E BlBLE CLASSES :
to attend CtJ.Jrch Services Call 552 -0092
aod to use Reading Rooms. "Teactllng Bible Doctrine ..
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
"TH E FRIE~DL I E ST C HURCH IN TOWN "
II \L\'E 1'. "lf '/.1/ ... , I' 1 \/111<
11:00 A.M.-AOUL T WORSH IP & SUHD'AY SCHOOL
6:00 P.M. -EVAN CE L ICAL HOUR
JO\ MA GNOLI A AT !AN TA ANA AV E., COSTA M ESA
Jt umoul~ <!i nn !J rrgnli onnl U:hurrl1
A FREE AND INDEPENDENT
CON GREG AT ION'AL CHRIHIAN C HURCH
lUI· Il l '\', Jl!ll' ·1. I I' 11 I I I I , \i '''' 'J' r
9•00 A.M. SUNDAY1 II8LE STUDY
IOalO A.M.1 WORSHIP' SERVICE, SUNDAY SCHOOL
3262 BRO AD STREET, HEWPORT HEI GH TS
NURSERY C ARE PROVIDED PHONE: 642·2140
most soc table dog.
P~C.KE BRE.KF.ST
TO HELP H E·R·MORE
A P~Jnc:a ke breakfast wut.
be held poolstde Sunday,
Sept. 25. This event is spon-
sored by Children's Hear-
More fnstltute Jn conjunc-
tion with the Newport Har-
bor Jaycees aod the New-
port Cosmopolitan Club.
The Institute Is a oon-
proflt organization provl-
diog an arvtua l summer camp
along with other year-round
prognms for the deal and
hearing impaired children
or Orang:e County.
1>1. B. BUILDII>IG TOHL
STAY S •HE.D OF '76
The August bulltting per-
mit total in Newport Beach
was $<1,066,156, boosting the
1977 record to $51,549,029.
This compares with S46,-
111,130 for the same period
last year, aDd Is also ahead
of the Aug. 31 total of kR,-
197 ,571 in 1972, when the
all-ttme allllual record n s
set.
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~.the WOfld 's largest.
wttl restore the hidden
..._,_,. ' beauty m your drapertes.
Co•l removes and cleans
dr a penes. rehangs them
w1th perlect
ple.tts and even
hems And a
Cot\ cleanmg
prolongs
scatchgard
.__ -·~ jfj},..
drapery lite
OH CASH I CAftT
HOMES .. APART ... ENTS .. MO-
BILE HOM ES • OfHCES •
WALL TO WALL CARPET,
FURN ITURE & DRAPERIES p '" ~·';t
CLEANED IN YOUR HOME ' t~'' • DEEP SOIL EXTRA C· / .
TION MAKES YOUR ,
CARl'£! SA HI· S
TARY CLEAN! _. ...
QUAUTY l SERVICE. YOU C•N EXPECT fROM "THE WORLD'S LARG_EST"
JLI• uc;_.-n'~ •II y540-.1366e642-0270 1702 NEWI'OIIT II. YD.
At 17.1t.
COSTA MESA
'-•'1 '"F .,/I •.f 0,,,,.. f~H""'
u.cMO DIIP'AJCMD TMKKS
HANIIiHAKE lf'lth a very turry paw was ooe of SheMeld's
tricks, as master Ke n Wilks urged hi m on. Shetrleld won
the prize lor best costu me. (Ensl~~:n photos.)
Alta Bahia Committee
to open fall activity
The Alta Bahia ~hllha r .
mon ic Committe€ or the Or-
alllte Count y Ph.ilharmonk
Society annouoces Its first
meeti~ of rail to be held
at the Big Canyon home or
Mrs . Stephen DuBow at 10:00
a.m. today, Sept. 15, The
meeting includes a pot-luck
luncheon and a violin du et
performer! by St1 s le Toria n
and Kim Kay •
The new Alb Bahia chair-
man, Mrs. James Johnson,
will lntr~uce her new slate
ot otflcers; vtre-cha irma n.
Mrs. Kenneth Reaume; 200
vice-chairman. ways and
means, Mrs. Robert Beech-
ner; r ecorrllrtR Sf'("retary,
Mrs . Harry Le vy; corres-
ponding and member ship
cha.irman, Mrs. D. J. Bt>nt-
ley; treasure r, Mrs. Donald
Bernarrl; pubUclty anrl pre-
views, Mrs. Stephen I)JBow;
programs, Mrs. Robe rt Lit-
tl e; music mobile, Mr~. Paul
Queyrel; continuancf' tund,
Mrs. Robe rt Zumberge;
youth concerts, Mrs. David
Trumbull; telephOne, Mrs.
Mollie Martin and Mrs. La-
vern Poliquin, aoo parlla-
mentarlan, Mrs. Richard E.
Gr iffin.
PARI SH P•RTIES SET
FOR PRIORITY HLKS
St. Michael and All An-
~e l s Eplsropal Church, Har-
bor View Hill s, has planned
d S+>r tes O( 21 partsh par-
ties . After a butret supper,
the focus of the parish par-
ties will be to rliS<'uss the
priorities for St. Michael
for the com i~ }'E"ars. A nev.·
rive yt>.H plan will ~ for-
mul atf'f1.
Mrs. John Stahr will host
the first pa rty. other hOs-
tesses wUI be Mmes. Davis
McNamee, Allan Stover,
William Lazier, Don Miller,
Robert Sattler, Jay Kear,
f'red Sola rczyl, John Kea-
ting, Robert f isher , Char -
les Moody, Fred Llntoa, Wil-
liam Torres, Hugh MacKen-
zie, floger Hughes, Wllllam
Pemberton, f rank SUer,
Norman Ewers, WUilamOs-
ter, Stan Dendintt:er, Lamar
Hill and John Brewer.
Mrs. Freda C. Ransom
of lhe Charles D..tnn Com-
pany's Newport Bear h o!-
Ure represented both par-
ties In lhe lease of 2,600
square feet of spal'e from
the Airport Industrial Com-
plex.
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NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
2721 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR
I lost u pounds
lnJOdays ••.
••• without
starving mvselfr
-Pharmacillt Dick Wieser
Daly City, California
Pharmac1st 01ck W1eser owner o'
the Sky!me Plaia Pharmacy 1n 0<11>
C1ty express~s h1c; oo'n1on on rhe
NaturSI•m We1ghr Control Program
As a phcHmdctst for over
23 years I have seen many we1gnr
loss produc ts rome dnd go NO I
have ever produced the 1nterest and resulls lh.Jt Nrlh•rSir ,......, has
Alter see1ng the successful results many o f h1s customers hj-j(l
w1lh the program. Orck dec1ded to try 11
I followed lhe program. lak1ng NaturSI.rn IW1Ce -1 day 1n lli•CE'
or lowfat m1l k and ate a normal d1nner even 'nc1ud1ng potatoes'
I dtd n01 have to count catones o r hm11 my DOr!ions e1ther Aller
30 days I had lost a total of 23 pounds Painlessly and ellortlessly
I feet len years younger1
NaturShm IS a nutnt,onatly sound delil.IOUS and easy-to-
follow program It does not requ1re soec1al e)(efCISinQ drugs or
shots of any ktnd And unlike many d 1eflng programs Natw Sw"'l
does not call for comOiele rsora t10n from the foods you entov
Betng a pharmaciSt I have_ the resoons1bll11y to orov,de my
customers w1th the very best products r\la tur Sin'1 1s1 1 would
recommend NaturSI1m to anyone w1th a m1n1mum amount a t
Will PJwer It's the eas1esr and safest way to lose we1ght that I know
of today ~'
a nutnllonal a1d to
healthlul w e1qht reduc 110n
At finer drug stOTes.
Do nol accept substitUt es Natur SIIm 1S not sold bv any o rher brand name
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