HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-11-10 - Newport Harbor EnsignWINNERS of u.-u.aua1 Que Lf.adl restdeotlaJ award on
Balboa Island are Jill ud Fnt* HlDman. ceoter, wllo
got the lllnUal beautlflcaUoo anrd tor remodelloc their
duplez at 201 Ruby. PrH8IItln& the award are Gall VInje,
at rJcbt, president of tbe Balboa Island Improvement
ASSD., and Ctmy Houstoo, at left, BDA secretary and
member ot the assoclaUoo's Que Ltnda.committee.
Tom Ril ey
to run again
Fltth Distr1..:t County Su-
pervisor Tom RtleyotOover
Shores is exPected to aa-
oounc.e today, Thursday, thl.t
he will seek re-election oext
year. Mr. RCey has called a
press conference for 9 a.m.
to discuss bis plans for 1978.
Tbe choice of Nov. 10.
the Marine Corps birthday,
to make the announcement
adds to the general consen-
sus that he will run again.
Mr. RUey Is a retired Mar-
toe brtpdler general.
lo receot weeks, otflcl.als
of "Frte~ of Tom Riley,"
a pollUca.l support g roup,
Move been working oo3 major
campa.lgn planks, which Mr.
RUey Is expected to foc us
upOn at today's collference:
• Keeptnc the county's
property t:u rate the lowest
in the state.
Woman robs
airport bank
• ContlJJue to SU.Jli)Ort A clunky Latin woman
gtoW"th of panmedic ser-weari.Dc a red ba.DdaDI rob-
'lces. bed an airport uea bank of
• Promote land use $2,611 on Friday afterooon.
po\lcles lbat wut enhaoce according to wttnesses.
property va lues. A teller at Mawtacturer's
Yr. Rlley was appointed Bank, 1201 Dove, told pollee
to the Flfth District post 1n the woman. welgb.lng about
19'74 by then-Gov. Ronald 150 and weartnc jeans and
Reagan to Wl tM 11oexptrtd a plaid shirt. with a ban-
term o( ~r Roaald cSaoa "'"liJI*I "lDdiaD~
c .. .,. ... of'tlllirlllo. &.. "-''I•" 'U41bd-...... -
CUDOrs dLiiJ>peare<l al --'stOod io'(ioo ut--..nnr"V,
wDea a boat on wblch be wu to her window at 2 p.m. Tbe
a passqer went down in suspect had mooey 1.n IMr
hea'Y seas ot1 Ba!a Call-hand and told the teller she
fornia. wanted to open a new sav-
Govemor Edmund Browo logs account. Then, accord-
Jr. n-&tflrmed the appolot-log to the teller, the woman
ment in early 19'15. l.n 1976, ttanded her a oote that read,
Mr. Riley wu ele<:ted to nn '·t have a eun _ give me
a term to whic h Mr.Caspers all you han aod oo one
had been elected just prior will be hurt,"
to nts death. Mr. Riley easily The teller t-.anded overt he
defeated Sopponeots,lnelud-mooey, which the suspect
t.ng Mu Binftaacer of Big stuffed lnlo a brown p&P8r
Caayon lJX1 Dr. Eugene baa:.
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SUIJCata! TO YOU a LOCAL MIWih~··
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PHOM Eo 61 3.0560 CORONA DEL MAR. CALIFORN IA
OS
SCHOOL CLOSING PLAN
IS POSTPONED
Monte VIsta elementary
acbool suworters won at
least a temporary victory
as the Newport-Mesa Board
ot Eooeatloo Tuesdly nllbt
delayed action on a proposal
to move the e1emeotary stu-
dents to other sebools aDd
NEW BIKE BRIDGE across San Diego Creek a:eta ita
tlnl.sbl.ng touches from workmen. Tbe bridge, wflich 'rill
coooeet a 6 1/2 mlle bicycle tnll between Newport Beach
and Irvtne, will be dedicated De<:. 5. The traU runs
from Coast Bwy. aDd Jamboree lD Newport to Yaill
St. at the c reek in l"iDe· Both clUes, too couaty, aD:I
the state contributed to tbe $66,500 project, wbicb 1D-
cludes 1.8 mUes of bt.ke•ay ttnt1og the cUtes. Early
DIU year. a.a. add.Wonal 4 1/2 mlles wtu be added 1o
nteDd the trall to lrYlne Ave.
FIORI CLAIMS
HE'S ~ ~p ~~R .
TfiTJ ·~r "'f1:;f ae: • put ....... ~ .... ·-
culed t.rtaerrn.aa tn a. 'a:uc-more closely to the Hare
style murder • 1u Newport Krtstma niJctous sed 1o Beach~ changedhisstorythls Lagune Beacb. Fo~er other
w:H k alld. apparent1y chose accused con.spJratorsareal-
to take lhP. rap aloce as the so being sought.
kUler of S~-!PI~nJohn'Bonn, ''I swear that Ra ymond
36 Resco and Too.)' Marone Jr.
But, pollee s.'ly thay sUU were not preseot the nlir:ht
believe that Raymond R8sco that Stephen Bova.n n.s
28, and AnthOny Marone Jr.: shot,'' F'lort •rote 1.11 a.
23 were 1ovolved In the statement made public by a m~rder conspiracy, a.ode•l-defense attorney. FtorJ, 41,
deoce turned up during ttle claimed tbat earlier state-
meris I~ Re&co and
use the sJte for McNally
coattwatton high school.
The pickets •ere out ap.l.n
1o troot of the Costa Mesa
CUy Council chambers be-
tore the meeting, aDd Uoate
Vlsta supporters were •ear-
lng big ''stop" sl.gnsonthelr
lapels. A total or 29 cards
were submitted to Prestdellf.
Rod McMWia.n. requesUDc
time to present argumeots
to retain the elementary
school.
Uoos would be 111bmtlttd lD
the study.
A redlletioD of 1,100 Jtu-
deota lD dbtrlct scboola was
predicted tor oeu .eboo.l
year by Deputy Supt. Nor-
man Loats. A slmllar reduc-
tion occurred this year.
"The distrtct wUl be los-
illg a couple mUUoo dolJ.ars
a year for tbe DOt couple
ot years," Dr. !i"lcoll said,
due to tbe decreased en-
rollment. Tbe trustee citi-
zens advisory committee has
Tbose spell1ng 1o support scheduled meetiags to study
of selling the McNally site scOOol finances. he re-
1ocluded Lew Kidder, Costa
Yeu Redevelopmelll; Agen-po~~~ees approved a $3,-
cy; J. C. Humpbries. Co-055 agTeement wtL'l Alta
sta Mesa Tomorrow; Nate California Services 1oc.,
Reade, executive manager ME"n1o Park. for the design
Costa Mesa Chamber of aod preparation of biddi'*
Commerce, and Peggy Reln-s~il1cattons for a dtstrtct-
ert aDd Roy McCardle, rep-1t'lde secu.rlty system. J_
resenting downtownb.lslnass monitored sydem of lnstru-
n.rms. Redevelopment ue of slon aDd nre detecting de-
tbe property, aDd gettl.n& it vices ror the district lspro-
blck on the tall rt.:Jlls, was posed, due to thE' Increasing
their malp theme. rate of vandaUsm, theft a.nd
Rumors of a denloper ftre damage to schools.
buUdlng 4?4 llvtoe units on
Irv1oe Ranch laod across A $21,565 tA:Idget for thf>
Irvloe Ave., east of Moote environmental oature ceo-
Vista school, were Yoked ter wUilnclude $5,470 from
by ooe speaker 111 one rea-state tl.mds bel.Qg sought by
son tor maintaining the ele-.the district. The district
mentary school. Another colltrlbuUoo. wW be $'7 ,845
claimed there were 3,057 an community contribution
studeDl spaces available tn $8,250 for tbe period Jan. 1
existing blgh schools. Which through Ju.ne 30, 19'78.
could be used by cooUrua-Tbe superintendent ns
lion studeots. authorized to tueuawUca-
Trustees expressing the tlon for bWncuaJ educatioo
opinion that tbey were oot for the 1978-79 sch.;)ol year.
prepared to vote on the issue Tbe $95,130 lud&et will be
oow 1DC1ul1ed Dotald Small-used for bicultural pre-
wood. Tom He&dersoa. aad scbools at WcMiie VJ.sta aDd
. Dalo!..•:t~ ' --.. --. blcol"'n! AD ln4Septb-stUdy 9! tJJe ..,..ld.Dtflrusltii ., WbUtt. •
SPEAKER OF THE DAY at tile No¥. 8 meetiDc of the
Corooa del Mar KJwu.ts Club •as Dtck Smith, a.t richt,
of Crowell Weeden Co., Who was r ecently elected llMI-
tenant ~::overoor of KJwanl.s Division 41. He is pictured
here -with Mike Mana.ba.n of the Irvine Co,, program
chalrmaa for the day. Botb Dick aDd Mike are memben
and past presidents of t.he local club. Tile speaker
emphasized the ma)or KJwants goal for the c.oml.ag y•r,
'·safeguard ap!nst crime, phase 2," focussiog attanttoo
on crimes aga.Lr&st a.od by yout h. Other goals are a~RJI)rt
or senior citizen acUY1t1es and local youth groups. (Pboto
by Howard Folsom.)
Mesa initiative
election is set
Costa Mes;;. voters will
become city planners nexl
March 1, to decide w~r
some 68,3 acres or oorth
Costa Mesa land should Le
zoned for s ingle-lam11y
resldeoce use.
The City Council Monday
aia:bt set the date fo r tht>
elec.tlon. Clly Clerk Eileen
PblnDey ce rttned that tbe
t;,M! ·-'IPt'V!._ of. •OW's
oo a.o lnftlative petUion from
the North Cost2 Mesa Home-
owners Assn. was sutflt'ient
to requ ire City Council
action.
acres or Costa Mesa liUWI,
wnich toc ludes 3 parcelsu-
dt>r 3 ownerships. The laM
is west or Bear St., oorth
of the San Diego FrHW'I}"
.100 sou~h of SUntlcwer Ave.
All Is prtsenUy undtYeloped.
Paul Diehl. vice-presid41at
of the homeowner group,
t·llallqed allegaUoaa tbat
the wordlll& In tbe ,Utiol
wu CIUI\tadill 1114. )ldctllJ
emotlooa.l. lie ura:ed Jm-
medtate adoptloo of the r.oo-
ing ordinance.
' Those ta rts are cor-
rect," lle sa.ld, · 111'lth not
onE> false statemelll;."
Mr, Campagna ezplaloed
tha t the Council could re-
)ect the lnltlatlve petiUon,
Uut would face a court man-
da ~e to put 1t on the ballot,
Atherton of Oakwood apart-
mrnyd.
San Juan Captstraoo
rancher Thomas Rogers has
already announced that he
will seek the 5tb District
seat lD next June's election.
MERCHANTS TO LEARN
SHOPLIFT SAFEGUARDS
Marone to the killings were
rehearsed, and untrue. AU
3 men are Huntington Beach
residents, as wa.s Bonn.
Based oo the latest Flori
statement, Judge Selim
Franklin Tuesday reduced
ball on Res-=o aDd Marone
from $500,000 to $200,000.
Flori Is be!Di held withoUt
bail. His e-irl friend, Debra
A11..11 Addlson. 24, first ac~
cused of complicity tn. the
kfillng, has been released.
Aleullder Ku~lk of Linda
Isle, accused both of m;:r -
der conspiracy and he roin
possession, got out of Or-
ange County Ja.il la st week
alter post.Lng $?50,0:KJ boDd.
district oootlD:Iatioa tdoca-Yoote VIsta a.od Poooma,
Uon needs n.s ordered by coDducted In Spa!1fsh and
the tru&Cees. Supt. Jobn Ni-EngUsh. First a..nd se<:ood
coli esUmated the study ~::nders 1n the schools •UI
would take unW February or learn lnltla..l reading stills
March to complete, A con-1o English and Spanish.
Uwatloo high school as a Fund.J.ng under the Indo-
separate entity oo a regula.r Chinese ctdldren's assist-
h.tgh school campuswusug-ance program was also ap-
gested as t.n alternatin tor proved by trustees. The dis-
McNally. Antagonism trom trlct can receive $300 per
other students a.ad staff was child for instructional ser-
blamed ror l.tllure ot alter-vices. The allotment could
n.a.Uve education pro }lets at reach $69,000, as more than
regular hlgh schools. Dr . 150 ell.gible refUgee chUt1-
NicoU saJd a variety or op. ren are In attetmnce.
Photog charged with rape
The city oftlciaJslmmedi-
atel~ saw themselves laced
with a suit by df'veloper
of part of the property and
set an uecutive Ca)· Coun-
cil session for 4 p.m. yes-
terday, Nov. 9, to discuss
the s ituation. The Arnell
Development Co. of Santa
Ana is expected to bring
action against tile t'lty. Its
$2,500,000 suit a£ainst off i-
cers alld member s of the
No rth Costa Mesa Home .
owners Ass n. is due tor
hea.rlng on Dec. 7.
At a .c;tudy session last
Fr i<t.ay, the cit)' attorne~· Ill-
plaiDed that no tu-
payer mooey t'OUld be spent
b} the cit~ ln campai.gBloe
during ac election. Cit}· of-
fict.a.Js could only campalp
as pr ivate citltens, he add-
t'd.
··The Costa Mesa City
APPRAISERS HAMED
IN AIRPORT SUITS
Metro News --Tbe board
of supervisors rr.s awroved
retallling appraisers Land-
auer Associates for 3 coo-
demaatlon suits over air-
craft noise at OraneeCounty
airport.
This Orm, which lla.s pro-.
Tided appratsa.l senices for
pr.,tous coDdemnaUoo
suits, has been the second
upert ftrm reta.intd by the
county, tbe otller btU.
Wbittlesey Associates. Tbt
cases are scheduled for
Yay. 19?8,
COM GOP GROUP TO
MEET NOVEMBER 17
The Corooa del Mar Re-
publJcua Asstmbly wlll m"t
at the borne of Dr. aDd Mra.
Wllltfson of Corona del Mar
at 8 p.m. Tburldly, NoY.
1'7 , A Dlm preHntat1on OD
e&mP'ic:n tactiCS WUI be
lboWB.
··Protect )'OUr Wslness"
wtu be the theme of a break~
fast meettnc of the Corooa
del Mar Chamber of Com-
merce a.t the Sherman Cof-
fee Garoen at 7:30a.m. nert
Thursday, Nov. 17.
Members ot the Newport
B.ach pollee department,
detecUve division, w111 alert
sbop oWDers and their em-
ployees to the moWs oper-
andi of shopllfters and how
to deal with them. They wm
al&O discuss bad check.,. A
satety alert program for the
Corona del Mar busloess
section wUI be presented by
Bill aod CoDDle Roller.
Dave Larson of the city
business license department
was at the board of dl~
r ector 's meet.lng yester-
day mornlog 1o preseot tbe
proposed business tu: law,
wb.lcb tor tbe tlrst Ume may
bt bued oa the ai'DOU.Dt ot
cross Wslness be.hlc dooe br
the mercba.nt. Toose who do
oot nllt the city to bave
Ensign playhouse opener
•
Ul tbt mJdclle ol oext yeu.
Tbo plor 1a aboal .....
ba1JP*81 to J JOUQI alltera
from a a1111.1J, m.JdWelt to-n
wbft they IDOt't to !f., York
to -lllolr lortu-. II
f•blnt Terri Feldt t..Dd
Brio £oclud bl lbo 1004
....... ud aloo ""'" Jolf Bllott~ T001 C•mo, Elloo
Srroboat, Daoc Holl,llucol
Rotm, Rlebonl RoU.~ Rl<b·
are IWer. · Lla11e IQIC...,,
Dolkla --· --pi, ud IUellonl Wloo. .... _ ..w be bold
Ito<. 14, 17, ud lt. Tloort
wDI bo • -• FrldoJ bo .... C.rtala .. " •
uc1 -•-to tuo. rw
-......... coli SM..aiO.
access tothelrbooltsmayopt
to pay a nat business u.
cense tax, •hlch •111 in most
cases be a50ilncreaseover
the current fee schedule.
Mr. Larson explaioed that
a new ordi..Da.Dce Is Deces-
sary because tile pruent
way of tu1ng out-of-town
businesses that also opente
wltbin the ell)' has been ruled
Ulopl by lhe c:ourts,
Clyde Zqlch presented the
prints thtt were made from
his ortgU.I paiatlng,
'' Yorn.t.ng at Arch Rock,"
a.od said that a Umlted oum-
ber of prints ol ttlla fa.moos
CoroiJI del J,b.r SCIDe wW
be ava.flable tor sale at bis
pllery, wttb proceeds cotne
t:o the Corona deUhrcham~
ber.
SANITARY DISTRICT
INCUMBENTS WIN
IDca.mbeots Ktrm Rtma,
C. Tbatcher Warnn and
Fnacta W, GloctDtr nn
rehii'DICI to 4-yeer tlrma oa
the Colta 11-Sadary DLI~
trlc:t at the t;teelaJ electloo.
holdTa-.
At the .,... elec:tiM.,
YOtera ptctttt Dr. Tbomu
E. Nel--. dlft.ioe 5, aDd
Hu PUIIaQ, dtnatoa. 4, 1D
4-Jeu tenu u dlrtctlon
l)r tbt eo.ta .,_ CoalltJ
Water Dlatrlet. THJ -.c:~
eood Millo -ud AI.W 'P_,., -did oot -...... -.
J. B. ROUNDS _DI!S
----~... a. n '• n,....,.
5, ......... --.eo-
...... &NJI .... • .... -~ c.---., ... _ ,._, ......... -pllal,
Also durt~ the past week.
Investigators claim to have
turned J!) new eYldence tha:
links the auspects with
Prasadam Dtstrlbutlng Inc .
aod the Hare Krishna group.
One informant has re-
portedly told pollee that
Prasadam, headquartered
near orange County Air-
pore, 1s a '•front" business
used to launder money made
frOm the nareottcs trade,
and tbat the Hare Krtshnas
are lnTOIYed.
Still at large are Pnsa-
dam ottlclals Joseph Shelton
Davis, Josepb Gabriel Fed-
orowski and Roy Christ-
opher Rlcbard, aDd KuJlll's
wUe, Elsie Caban KuUk. All
art llnhd by poltct to the
couptneJ.
A ,... hours after Bon..n
wu ld.lltd Ia the early-
mom!~ hOun of Oet. U
outside tH £1 RaDChltO rut-
a.rut ID Ceatn.l M"'IIOrt.
K"ta na arrested tD a park-toe lot bl El To"'. Poll<o
ald llo t.4 &lmoat $1 mll-
l.loll of Mr1oD ID biJ car.
Flori •u pie... liP bJ
COita .... police u btwu
MlliiiC 1 lime ,,..... C-.t-
Ulae tiD • dl&ler oa t'Ub
lit.
r1ori, -· -ud .................... &
lloutii•Ror.ato ... --·--........ , ......... c_ .. ._ __ _ ....., .......
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A l...aiUna Beach
photographer, already
cMrged with soUctUngyoune
girls 1o pose for porno-
graphic pictures, •as
arrested Monda.y by New-
port pollee, and ch.a.rged with
rapl..llg a 15-year-old l[lrl
In his Balboa Island apa.rt-
meot this past summer.
David Paul Reumont, 28,
was arrested on a warrant
after the girl decided to
press charges ~inst him,
pollee said. Detective Mike
BUtch said the girl had been
solicited by Reo mont for
pornographic pictures , and
was raped aner going to
his apartment. BURGLARY LOSS The suspect n.s arrested
In October ln connectioll with IS OVER $17,000 6 oouots or lewd oooouot ,
Burglars took loot valued 6 counts of contributing to
at more than $17,000 from the delinquency of a mloor,
a Park Lido restdenceSatu:r-and 4 counts or sollc!Ung for
day night or early Sunday prostitution.
according to a police n-SANTA ANA GIRL, 13,
port.
Carole Lyooe DemaUgooo DROWNS !~ NEWPORT
said she and her dauchter A 13-year-old Santa Ana
returned home at 10 a.m. rtrl drowned Tuesday alter-
Sunday to f1od that t:lass oooo oa the 17th St. beach
louvers bad t.ID r•moYed 1n Cen.tn..l Newport,
from a IIYlQI room door. An tnvesU&ator said
Their hOme was meth-Regina Coleman aDd clus-
odic&ll)' rusacked b)' a thief mates rrom Carr Loter-
wbo •as ••very selectin," medlate schOOl were playtoe
acconU111 to pollee. ln ao unguarded area of tbe
Chlba..._..., crystal, sll-beac h when the youn&ster
.-erwut, 2 mo.ped blbs_ · apparently lost lltr styro-
a TV Itt, stereo •"'-fOI m • 'bcq:le tQ.rd'' In the
ment, antique cloc.kl ud surf, aoo drowned ttYlOit t:o
jewltlry nre stola reconr it.
Donations aid Indians
Tills Saodor will be
"r.diaa SlriDdiiJ" tl Sar.
Ctatl'a ,..._ ...... la Co.ta
Mea. Yldon wtU bt ubd
lo _ .. --0111 bo , .... lo Aalorlcu .......
Duo1Dl"7, ... u-La-c--.._ G( tllo
,.,... w1l1 ....... ---uo.tl:taAn.. ..... m..
-dortar lila _. Tlouloillrtar ~ ..... -.......... -"' lloo --.. MJ ... ••a...,.danth•.W
N IOCObl fr'MI • I..L -· .... t:lolalol.-............ --
11"1 Deeded, she sa.Jd.
Free hot doCS and door
prlses will be tiYtD to 'll:l-
\or• b)' the restnn.at be·
tweeD! aod 6 p.m.
Cheeks made parsble to
tbo Tbuadorl>lnl F-U..
wUI tllo bt did to H)IJ
bo1J '""-'•111-niOr tbt IMi&M ud to aid u..m
.. olbor -·· IIH.Saqolllllolllo-
ol AI SUpoll., l nllrod llortM_ .... __
-.. 0,.... C..,lort-.IIUIIS,_. -ro lila -•I'Uor IIIII ,..,,
•
Last Jul)· 18the Ctt )·Coon-
cU approved nnaJ ckvelop-
ment plans ror 126 single-
fa mily hOmes and 539l.PIM-
ment units located at ttw-
southwest corner of Bear St.
and South Coast Dr ive. Coun-
cilman Dom hacUJ cast the
only Degatlve vote. At
tht> same m~lne, the CitY
Council received an affidavit
of publishing notice for thE>
inltt.atlve petition that was
submitted Mooday night,
Council members Usteoo:l
lnteoUy Monday as City
Attorney Robert Campagna
outlined the legal rt"QUire -
meots of the California elec·
tlon COde invol•ed ln thE'
procee<l lng. They de<:Hned to
adopt the ordinance as sub-
mitted by the petitioners,
which was tbe first option
avaJ..Iable to them,
Councilman Ra clti made
the motlontoputthemeasure
on the ballot, and was
seconded by Councilman
Jack Hammett. Counc:Uman
Ed McFarland cast the only
ftelatiYt 'lOti!. He noted tM
C lty Couocu to pr•re Us
own ballot measure to be
submitted to the voters.
Tbt city a.ttome)' expWD-
ed tbat the cllf coald Mlb--
mlt tts OWD m.uur. later
to be tDeluded Oll tbe ballot. n _...., llkoiJ Uat 111o
CoaDC.U woald do 80 at a.
latt"r me.t1111. 8allot arp-
mellta mut ala be pre-
pil..rld An tbra electio..
Mr. Mefarlud PfODONI
bld'odlll o l&qor .,.. bl
a ....., cbolee, •t .._
•u aid.--trPo
oiiOIII.DI..ad bepltC$11111.
fit 'f'llidltJ of rnn•s
by .-u.. ..... -ol Du., Kr.Ca 1 pn,..._
od oot. -U.V.n
ud s.o Dloto -__ _... ........
u.... lie IIi IIIII aU.wllll
~rt -!1M us 12 .......
Coun.cU tes~madeawa.re
throu~~:oout the past U
months of clti:tens' deep con.
cern over the proposed ex-
ploitation of thl! land which
, Is thE' subjeoct or t:Us peti-
tion,'' thP peUiion statwd..
Despite wrtttec alld oral
protests, tbe subml.ssioo ol
2 petitions •tth o.-er 1000
stcnatures, and the negative
staff reports of Us own fire,
pohce, tratflc and pb..an1Qc
IIE>pa rtment s, the CooocU in-
SiSts on inie<"tiDI{ a b.i«b-
densit)' adult apartmeet
complex into u ar•
of single family resld•oces.
The t'itlzens coocerned bue
n~usted e•en· remedy
nailable shor1 ottbls appeal
to the voters or Costa Mese
for asststanc:e ID combatlle
the deYelopers' ud the
Couocll's efforts to lpore
the clearly expresud •Uiof
the people most dlrectl)' a.f.
feeted.."
NB rapist
is sought
PoUce art nuehU. tW.
week for a 6-4, !40 lb. rau
acCUMd of fiP1tll I Plnport
ShOres womu ill bu" boM
on T'utllda)' ol lut ,.._
Tht 21-YIU-ol~ wo-.
lold poUeo ..., .. ~ .. -atter u a.fte~ ot n· ' 1
.. lbo boooll, ud ....... llor
tJ'OIIt cklor opea. ftlle •,..
taktoc. -·· ....... llollr aMI ... dtOirild _._. -•u•• ..... filer boN. tlil1 1caztl .. .
billbtu• .. ..., .. ....
loo ... •tooL a. ne luGir tu sl I
u ..._ •Mimlfl.ll na. -----........ ,.. ...
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BISIGII
PUBLISH&D WUKLY, ot Tbandssy.-Clua
__,. .. ld at Co.roa dlllb.r, Calli. Newap~p~r oCftee
ud prlltllzsl pial Ia tiZt Eutp llolldlzlc, 2721 E. Colli
H.,.., COIOM del Mar, Calif. 11615. PHOME : 87S..OS50,
THE QWPORT HAR-
BOR EI'SIGN wu tdJadrtd
to be a ... ..,.r of ltD·
eral ctreulatloe by eourt
dt<,.. No. A-10178, <llttd
May .14, 1951, taSapertor
CMrt l)r tht Couaty of
Oruce. StattotC&U..tonda,
ud by nuoD 'tbenot ..
QSSIIltltd so .... llaballpob-
Uc DCIUCII HQII!ndb1 law.
1977
THE NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN ~~ the lepl DtW'S·
paper for the City of Newport Beacb and publishes all
pubUc DOttces l:)r tbe city.
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
• IP&MIIUPOD Dtu-. ___ ,..._
ld7 Ww .. PraJdWCU·
ltr ... GoY-......
t1stJ art ..u, ·-...
pod. Tt:oy-WU£1 .. --.... 1M -·Y 111 tulssl lbt ............ ll,ftllt
tlloy ..... -"" --tbat weld ltlmllate U.Cu-
ter iiJtolcled brMder r.e-
tora be>elllM tMJ prodlle.
platosolsun lbtt cu snt1sa
bomt., wblle tM rut of
tbt world bas tbem. Browo
lorctd -lbt COUial Comznlaloo, tllot llo!>l>ad
otbbore oll a.ad ru pro-
ducUoa ud •c*r pluta
tllat ... ~.1,-
Tbey both try to tDenue
tbelr poprLadty aad buy
•otes by rtdtstrib&tla& the
wealtb ol the worker to tbe
DOD-worker. Bron ftldl to
accompl11b th1l by taereu-
ILII tbt property tu: lor tbl
middle, and b!CMr • iDeo me
tupayer Ud clve It to tbe
lower lnoome. aad welfare,
DOD,tupayer. Carter'• idea
Ls to IDcreue tbe soelal ...
curlty tu take from but-
DIN, that will be added to
the cost of goodl aDd ser-
Yices to the consumer. aDd
al'te It to the s.s. reclpleata.
Both are new forms of wel-
fare.
Brown has deereaaed
Callloml.a's lDdustry. and
jobs, with overtau.Uoa tDd
en•lronmental coocerns.
Carter has dooe tbe same to
the stetl aad petroleum LD·
dustrles. ADd whOtlbeyboth
hobble industry that de-
• THEY'RE SEEKING A CANDIDATE crttses private Job oppor-
tunities, tbey createrovem-Some local politicos, of varying shades moot Jobo, at t.uptyers' u-
of Republican conviction, have sounded pease, lor t'lose who resist prodllcl.ng. W'h.lle the pro-me out with wishful thinking that I might ducers Eoose their pro-
support a likely candidate in next June's ductlve Jobo, Our almighty president primary election. They're particularly ...: govo2110r han tauo u
desirous of replacing Ron Cordova, a upoo themael•es to redls-
De t h ldin th st I tribute jobs as well u mocra o g e ate Assemb y wttiZh. Aod as wen as de·
seat for this district --with a voting creetoewhoshouldhaYejobo
record more conservative than most or wealth. they are oow de-c reetac who should lln Republicans. where. Carter wttb bls coo-
These politicos have in mind B. James trot of fodoruroveweolw-ln& ftmds tbrougb his ap-Glavas, retired chief of police of New-pollltees, decrees """"'
port Beach, who rates himself as a houatoe should be wus uc1 for whom. Brown, tbrougb practical conservative . I told the afore-his appolotedstatetudpw.
said candidate seekers just what I thought oer Bill Press, decrees r where Callforolans sboWd about their suggestion, and since this uve. Thty both at .. decrtt
is an important political position, I'll bow mucll llSid A..,.rlcua
th h h ca.o own --Carter by eaforc-paas on ese t oug ts to you for future lag a ooo-applleable oat-
consideration and judgment. moded law In Imperial Val-
My evaluation of Mr. Glavas rests· ley, aDd Brown by dlnsti-tures of private land 1D tbe
primarly on his public performance northern part of the state.
relative to two vitally sensitive areas From Zhelr positions of power. they lobby, promlse of local concern and individual freedom . rewards. coerce and tnde
It was Jim Glavas, as Newport Beach . ott with tt(tslatora 1o '" · tbelr pet bWs passed. Enn police chief, who was a prime mover tbetr ptilloaopbtes are tbt
in getting the tentacles of federal con-same. lna!eaO or encourq:-lq their constttueots to con-trol entwined in our local police de-11101e to grow aod prosper,
partment. He took this perilous step Browa says "to IO'II'er your
upectattoas." and Carter by getting the city to accept federal '"Y' "to swallow the bitter
funding, and the federal strings, for medicine,"
What these two men han building that police headquarters in New-.... 1o mlghty,ec<>oom:cauy
port Center, also for other luxuries souoo, tree America lDtbelr
that local voters would not have put up short terms !oo .. Ute they wW surely lr:11l tbe COOR
with. I call this a perilous step, be-tha£ lays the gotdeo ear•
cause federal control of local police is before they are ..... Goldie Joseph an essential step toward total federal LIOo Isle
power. A police chief should welcome • SHAKY INVESTMENT
the slogan: Support your local police Editor of the Enslgo,
. rt•s rktlcutoas, nen ooa. --and keep them local. seoslcal, for anyooe to sus~
The other count against Jim Glavas peel that Bert Luce'aooar-
hlU mUllan dollar o"f'tr-is his part in an initial move toward oratts were to pro•Sde 111m
abridging the first amendment rights tuncls to I...Z 11> Pamma•a
guaranteed by the Constitution. After Genera: Omar Torrljoa. Bert Lance 11 too lood a
many years of low-key effort, he sue-banter ...: boiiDoumu 111
ceeded in getting City Council approval risk ouch • •btkJ' IDnat-meat. for stringent newsrack controls --an As s.n. James A. lie-
essential first step toward further en-cture (R-ldaho) ronal•, durtae the .Jut 70 years croachment on the freedom of the press. Panama's goYtr:uneat cblo-
That freedom is hollow mockery when god "'""" so u ..... mot111 by force. He addl: "At tbt the freedom to distribute newspapers momesst, p_,.. ta go••ra-
is abridged. ld bJ • loll·wtac -· Wboll tndefDaft: Ia aatl· These two issues are crucial enough u.s. tlopaetrloc. u ... rbla
to make up my mind about Jim Glavas rule, Putma'aiDd-na
aa a "public servant" in a pollition to ... ,..,... rrom tle7 mUIIoos II> $1,$ bllUosz. ..
help paaa other legialation affecting GoY ... _.., --
our freedom. Jr. or "" Hampotslrt..,. • • • • • • r PRe !o . a KARNS -· OS .an __ _ I
INBUMAIGTY IGNOUD
WJwa it ao-to "1nue .. npu," CON..-. doetn't jutt
fcwbW tile eordte of th .. rfPU bJ h...-HI Jt MID
~, ......... -o.., toopoopoo,..__.,.,.,
Wile• it ~ to .. hUIDM rtpb," UII'Cutw ,.,,.. ......
-«o •J ~ llu. ..... deltrored tM• rlltiU 4.W.
If 1101' IV IIIIUZL&IU!fr
TIIP IIY ADD -··y Of .......... will 1M~ .................. .....
-...... -Caoal t12111 c-1 z-II~~--~-. ....,--.. ----.. -dlalr&111 ?! CWn·TonloiAailto .. l'-...._
lblt: aboclt •-•·• pre-•ldllll: ••Omar Torrt):)e ea.
lllpolttO to ·--.. ~ ...... -· mlllttrr ._ ..-t1st 111-
11 tlectld ,.. ....... Dr.
A-'*> Artu, .... ..., uoa,.aa-..-.-
tlalr'e tllt't ._. • trw II· _ ..
Ito. Bert lAaee ti'GIIdl't
100!1 -to-··-.... 1111-troaiJ-............ ,. ..... .
dlNdDr " ...... •• 2 ··-· ... --.---ate .. _....,= ... • .,.._ 0.1. .._ .................
ltftap"• , .. , ..... ......
The Birch Log .... _. .... ' , ..... ... a.rm"•• ..... -... -; ... ,.. ,_,..._.....,...
--... _ .. ,tMIIoiiO-Foreign Aid To Hanoi .......... _,. ~ ~--..... "'b 'Par• .. f!UdflO • .... -.... -H--a.a.a-tzoU.IDAol-rll¥ ...
«:.-. JOliN fJl u... ,__. ... -• • ..
COWdriet like Vletaaa, C I 0 M y__,
-... tatadmtai to list lziU. ..........
tbttnoU.S.dolluomtYbt-1"-..-a,
.. ~y·~to-V!t"'¥'· c .. bodliz,_'-•
UpDda.. He Mid 0.. Viet.naw_. uar, pltM'nl
oo impto¥1na aa t.rriaetioa laclltty Ia 1M
Mt-Dtlto. Maybt thty'U --list bocll• ol _. Amtri<011 MIAI wb1lt U.,.'rt
dialnl tht clitd>tt! ..
.UU. • .-.. ... U..L ....._,, .w.-eb...U. -a-. U. ead f1l
-1o Pill z' IIJ, no~-Wadd Wor D. list Usoltod -1ooo ,.......t 01.1. U} ._-:llaitoo:::lll-~=· ... Clue --... -----biWoll dolluo-. ........ IZid ,_ or Alutza. To tao Ntholtt. Tht-otour _..IY uo ...,. M••tt.• bub U molt
looo•IIJ-•
Tnatf pr~a 1nk UMrt
1M u.s. -wla 1M ..... Y1U of all Mr ietclllwm
•-,,...c.-~.... w.., but ._u... w .... I2CIUolly .....
J1U1 •• plld $40 1ld1lloa de.,lnd arouod the Pobe tbu ""' Won. ... u. rtcMI ud p .... -Alld list ............. ol Com.atusolom, wlll<b
Ia lbt ~. AaE to C--list :P-..... -tuw-cl to -plltb. it , .... _ ... tllo ... --ttce ot co.,....u ... ta •r-b1a wt paid $15 mUUoa 1D obvioualy a tallun.
1W ••• Slact balldloc tlzt ,_rtar -rolpty of 1M
cUl.l ud eaDLI IOnt, tilt
IIIey -y aclllllllbt --ttes Prt.W.U Cuter us
Torrtjoa llptd StDt. 7 ,,.
M l'tln.at.e of peace tbtn.
As L.. A. TliMI writer
Rud)' Abram-...,.rtod
(SIIJt. 27) rrom Wu~
tbere are worrtaome dlfrer-
eoees Ia laterprltltloa of
tile acreemeata, ud .., ..
DfCOtlltor Uoowtll bu ac-
tao•lldeed Puam&Aiaa. ae-
&ottator Romolo ~bar
Betbaocoart'a remarks to
bb: Katiollll Aaembly • 'M.Te
ereatect deep co~eero amoac
u.s. offtet.als," e~ptelally
CODCendJI& eaatl -CCHI bJ
U.S. stllpl, by all tn.mc, u.s. rlcbb II> protect caaal
aeutrality aftll tbe 1Udlaten.l
rtcht to plan a DtW ...
level caul.
Anti-AmerteaQI may see
tbe U.S. c:aaal aeroa Pa-
,Daml as coloolalllrp, tut tills
Ylew. loitered by .oclallsta:
aad commWllstl, na DOt
beld uotll recent yean. Ear-
Her th1s eeoblry It was re-
garded worldwide u a tn-
meodout aehienmeot &Dd an
asset Shared by au. Pana-
ma's prosperity aDI1 I rt•t
l.Dcreue lo world trade re-
sulted because ntea wen
not eJOrbttlDI.
As GoY. Tbomsoo n-
pressed It: '• For four cen-
turies men dr•med: and
schemed of a canal across
the isthmus tr.t would ID
ODe sbort l1Dt ellmi.Date the
7,000 mlle YOJ'IIe&rot&Dd tbe
Horn. Tbe Freoeh ••• tried
tor two decadeJ to ba1ld
a sea-leYel canal. Wheo the
French talled, PrttJdeDt
Theodore Roosenlt led Am •
erictDI In an eartoeertac
aDd ma.oagertal feat that wu
caaal t1st u.s. hu """'
aboat fl btlltoo ID tmproYe-
mota. mt ... .,.. llDI:! lD-
teltm.U. nt·lolls ban
bHa ....,.,..ble ud •Dl-
torm. Oaly twice 1D 6S Yllrt
of operadoa bi.Yt we niMd
tMm; oDCe ba lt'1S trom iO
c111t1 per too to $1.01 aad
apiD tD 197$ rrom $1,08
to S1.29. SIDoe we hlYt la.t
about $!? mUlloa OD tbt op-
en.tfoa ot tiM eaal from
197S to 19'76, we mut ooa-
stcSer wlllt WOIJ.d bi&IPID to
tbe 11011111 Torrtjoe wen to
pl.D COitrOI aod nlM them
dnJtlcaUy to produee tbe
$40 to f70 mJUJoa 1D amiJIII.l
pa ymems oat of tbe ealllll
rete~~~• called tor bJ tbt
pJ'OPC)MIS ct, .. ,.,. treaty.'•
Beeaue of onrwbelmlnc
oppoattioa to tbe treatu,
admlnUtntloallts DOW &p•
pttr IDc:IIDod II> put off St-
Ille action ad after tbe
1971 eleet:Joa. or neD ua.-
W after tbe 1980 prMidea-
tlal electloa, eol'llmll!D re-
port. Sllcb a delay WOGid al-
low pabUc r11.cUG. to sab-
elde to tbtDJalqatbywhlle
eltloc tbe admLDJ.tn.tloa
time to apply cr11t.r pro-
sure on pablk-wary IOIOQS.
Whl.t I delay would lDCJte
1D Putma, all Ctlltnl ud
South Amertea 11 .abject to
eoajecture, but Paaamaldaa
.,..atlator Escobar's uU-
thetleal 'Yiews of wtw ns
acned upou cry tor clarl-
ttcalloll. TblrtMD years of
ai(Otl.atioa ob't'ioaaly hue
DOt re•lted lD a mublllly
satisfactory eoteretpty
mtpt be aclr.nowledeed In
Wuh!DitOn, byeoocedlQctbe
Carter-Torrljos treaty .....
0. H. P. KlQ&: cu.rr R.avea
Condo project rejected
Costa Mesa's Redeulop-
ment Aeeocy, d1sa(reelDc
wltb tbe clty PlUDtac Com-m-hu oottd to cltty penill.uloa lor a Btlboa Is.
laDe! mutoCOGfert79aput-
meats to ooDdomlDklma:. Tbe
apartmeDt.l, located at 1845
Anaheim An., han 48 fewer
off-street par~ spaces
than required by the city's
DeW CODdomlDiam CODYer-
sloD ordJ.JJaDce.
The City CoancU mast DOw
settle the dltfereoce of
opinioo.
Terraoee Repn, 8Coll1As
Island, la: tl.e nut apart.;.
meot owDtr to try to sell
off apartmeoU as coodo-
mlniums slnce tbe DeW ordt-
naoc e wu puled sennl
mouths aco. The ordllluce
requires 2-1/Z par~
~paces per 00Ddomill1um
uoit. wbicb would amoaal to
198 ~ces for Kr. Rap.n•s
79 units. He bas ollly 150
par~ spaces.
Tbe Pl.uoiiJc CommiA:klo.
on a 4-1 YOte decl«Md lut
moDth to appro•e the con-
nrsioo, 'lritb lbt proY111oo
that automaUc carace-door
openers bt added.
But. the Redenlopmem
Aceocy, wbJcb mu.t nile oa
ali major projects 1D tbe
doWll&oW'D rtdt'felopmeal
area, decided that the parlr.-
loc shortace woold be 11>o
rrut, ud YOttd 4-1 ap1u1
the eoo.,.n&oD. BeeaaN
cordomlDiam r11ideatl
1rOU.Id pay u expected UO,-
000 to $90,000 tor the untts,
they would probably on
more can, tbe ICIDCJ
reramoed. otr-ctrHt park-
liiC 1..1 already 1D short ~P
pty dontoW'Il.
Tbt City Cotmell 11 u -
pec:ted to ta.1r.e ap tbe matter
on No•. 21.
LAURA HICHLIFFE OF
C.ll. OIES AT AGE 94
Mau Jor L .. n II. Hta-
eblltre, 94. of CoD Mesa.,
wu celebrated Friday 1D st.
Joachim Catboltc Clnareb,.
Costa. Mesa. Cryptalde ser-
vices 'trere beld Saturday.
Sbt died No•. 1 at Boac
bospltal.
A •ttve of Caaada. sbt
bad ll•ed la Orance COWity
36 r•rs aDd 1D CalUornla
tor 11 years. She la aur-
YiucS by IMr at.tera, Etbel
Tobia of Co.ta Mua. LU-
Ilu llcNoqbtoa of c.-,
I.Dd ber brotbtr, Ed Tobtll
of Portl.aDcS. Or11011.
DOLLY CRABAUGK OF
C.ll. SUCCUM BS AT 70
Fuaenl Hntcu tor Dolly
B. CnbaJaeb, 70, of Ca.ta.
Mea wen beld Saturday,
wHb Dr. G«trc• WoocS,New-
port Mea CbrlM.Iu CeDter,
otflclathtc.
Mra. Crabul&h, a aurae,
died Not. Z 1D Costa II ..
bolpltal. She .,.. ... u ...
or u. atatt of Wubl.actoll.
Sbe la autTtnd by ber tlu·
be.a:i, Glt~a; a .oar. Geoqe, FLOYD M GREIWE of SaD Dloco: • oaop~or, • EciDt V. llu.... Suta AIEl,
OF C.M. IS DEAD •ad a rnadeZIIldrn.
Faaertl ""'ett t>r P.W.P. ORI ENTA nOM
Floyd II. G,.l,., ntlrtd, Ort~~t Cout C-II
wbo opented R.J•s..mce of JlaNall WltbOil PuWI'I
-ll -St. ud lltw-Ia ...... u ort .....
port Bl•d.., Mewport Beac:._ meet~~& It a p.m. liM. 15.
t>r 40 ""*• '"'*IEtldlloo-Ctll atrlr t.ssl:o, ta-H'II, Ot1 1D Btll&-,llortsa· t>r ,__ ud cline-
a, ClstptL Pulor WtYDt -• •
lll:Uto ot t1st Ftnt 8oilt1ol TIZt mid---will
Clsssn:b ol C-llotl ol-bt lstld llaY, 11 ll I P.""
llelllocl. ll 1M CoG -eo., A au.. ol l1l1ssoU, llr. Cll:l>, 1701 GoU Colno Dr.
Grel..., of a lltpolla St., c--~1110 Ia c-w-. -Friday 1a tuo 1or -., tuo 1looC -1111. lit 1ZOd IIYtd ·t>r .-.,
latl:lo-41,..... a. lo-bJW.wtlt, JAll COIICERT AT = ,v:.:.. "':;. OCC MOY!MII!R :II
CUJ of .....,_ a.dl; a • &' abl 0. "-...,, •e t1 PI , _ _, .... tlw&¢11 JiiiJW Cllllft
JU' II: I kcslkn. m. ,....., .... ,... • .._,,
" -... -" .......... o.-Cout C .... --I i1 $$"L 0!'''11 .. ~~-.. ,.. ... a.,....,..,.'* oert 11 a ..._ .. • ..._
ttL ..,.._ 'tr$ ' I llti.IO.
·-· ,..._ -., -11-...... "' •• ...._ II. -CICC'o • ...,_
-~--11: .. 'I. -..... -... _,, 5 ••
-J'tnjpAW
fdqch of the vut outpourinf al tupayen'
doUan ia a diNct tttnlfer from our pem-
ment to over OIM hundnd ClltMI' pvwnmmta.
Bu.t a bNlthy c:bu.nk ol the bUUool .. J$¥1
a•Q r.ebee varioue deedutkal iDdiNc:tly,
tbroulh tuc:h intamatioaal '-di,. U.Utudoal
•list In..,..tloatl M....wy P\md, tbt World
Barak, the UN Development Propam, and the
la&.er·Ameriean Development. Bank.
In tpite ~ 0.. tact that. the United Stat.
tuppli• u much u 20 percent ol their fwwit,
tb.. orpniu,tionl f'IIUlarly thumb their no.ea
at ID)' tugt~lion ol how the money i. to be
UNCI. When Floridt. eon,r-man Bill Younc
recently uked World Bank Pr.ident Robert
Mc:Naman. f.x an invitation to attend. one ol
hia m•tlnp in order to learn how loant llrl
tppJ<Wtd, ho wu politely told tbtt WodO Bonk
atrain wen DaDe ol hi. butin-.
AA~oda1aln-..... y-
On Junt 22. tbt Houtt ol ~
pOMtd tbt v...., ....,_,by ...........
2116-116 ...... dtvolopm ... t wblcb .....,...t
World Bank mOfUls lato ~tetkm. In a a.tw .to
Stcnwy o1 tbe 1'>otaUfy Micbaol Bl.....,llstl.
Robert Mc:Namara Witted that "no eooditioa
can be impoeed w)dc:b would rettrict the ,.,.....
ol the bank." Pret.ident Cuter acned Mel
•ubeiquent Adminiatration .,._un ptOiapted
the Senate to Njec:t the YOWll propoeal. wt..
the entire aid bill went throuch a Houee-SeMte
conference, the Voun1 prohibition a1ainat
fundina to Vietnam, Cambodia, I..oa. and
U1anda wutcrepped.
I.NutoV-
Earlier tbi. yee.r, Younaleamed that a World
Bank tubaidiary known u the International
Development A..ociation (IDA) wu planninc
to tupply an int.r.t-t,.., 50-year IO&ll to the
Communiatl who eonquered aU ol Vietnam.
1'biM .,. the individual&. ol coune, who bout
ol inf1ietina halt a million euulltill on our
military, whc.e police ttat.e repret~iOftl are be-
tom ina well-known, and who have yet to
divulp the wbenabouta ol over 2,500 Ameri·
c:ana et.ill liated u mit.inc in action.
So America'• btleaKUered tupe.yen will now
tend their hard-earned dollan to Hanoi, COW'·
teey ol Jimmy Carter tnd the World Bank.
Conar-man Youna hu alto revealed that ..
wiU tend SIO million to Communi1t Antola.
113.5 million to Communitt Cuba, and t30
million to ldi A min '• U1anda throua:h the
United Nation• Development Prorram.
The Florida Conlf"lman reported that be
requeeted aome of thne organiutiont to pro-
vide an accountinr of the loan• involvin1
American dollan. He aot nowhere and now
doubt.t that audita an ever mede. And on top
of eveJythin1, Secretary ol Sta" Cyrut Van~
told him that the Admini•tration plana t.o
double all foreien aid npenditurn in the ne.at
five yMl'l!
The c:ur'IWDt Fonip Aid Appeopria.tiont bill
Inland poll
favors jets
Kost Oraace Couoti&Bs
belll'fe tbe C0W1tJ airport••
Mnlce abould be ezpaoded
to baadle more eommerclal
jet fllgbts. accordtag to poll
resulta: jut released by
County &lpentsor Ralpll
Clark.
U.r. Clark'• district i.D-
cludea Anabalm, Bueaa
Park, La Palma and put
of Or.u~~e. Resldeata there
are nlaU'tllY ulllffec:ted by
tbe DDlll of takeorta: anl1
li.DdfDea or jtCs usJ.Dc ~~e
couaty airport. Most eom-
merelal jets take ott over
Upper Newport Bay.
U.r. Clark's omce aem
out mort tbao 70,000 ques-
tio!lDllret to coutttutDU,
aceordlDC to a spokesman,
aDd 7,011 were filled out
aod nturoed bJ mall. Of
tboM. 52.3 per cea.t f&YOr
eJPUIJIOG. 34.1 were for
matntaloflll t!:le statua qao,
I.Dd ,,1 per cut nat r..
dlle.d MrYiCU. EJPIDIIOG
projtcu mutlootd ID tht
qu..tioa•lre IDeladed more
parldll;, more O&pts, ud
I'DOrt termlal facWUea,
Tilt t!Jp>rl .......... "" wu ~rt of a tar-nactac:
poo1a1 poU bJ llr, Clark.
OtiEtr ""-dtllt -OCTO baa""""'(-,.. __... ta.ored tbe pre-
-lfYtl ot ""'"~ -·· -.,.n.m, f:lrm.LIIrl ud the
COUll)'~ obtlttr.
, A _.,..... poll, IUtl
... ,.., cllrloc .. -......
meDial DdJ, ltllnrtd mo«
nlldiiU .,. QDCOOCti'Did
abcllt jlt IIIUI. Bit, nil-
-ot Uoo li!IPtr lloJ -ol 11-art lll£zC tllo --r)ltooiN,ud
-·-1zll solrttdJ -,..-h1S,OOO.
I'IAM GERGELY, 61,'·
01' C.IL SUCOJMa~
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-·~en •, I&. CloqoiJ, I -ol .....,, ---··?· ...... .. s', ...... ... ....... _ ... ,_ ..... c-...,.... ...... , ....
'•OEJ;-FENSE'' wu the battle cry from the aldeiiDts as
the Newport Beacb Cheyennts ~~ LD against the North
Huatt..octon Bucb Karlaera la.st Saturday. Tbe Cheyeanea
blanked the Martotrs 13-0 to assure themsel'tea of a
playoff spot 1n the couaty•s: Junior All-America Football
procram. Players 1Delude Marlr: Kane (33), Duld Rose
(28}. Sean Turner (38) and Bob Painter (00). KaDI re-
co•ered 4 f\lr.1blea LD the game. (Story oo 6,)
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE lonrtJ11 Ray KrUpt1 (ltpt
UAUorm) t.a aurrouDded by Mt, Su Alltoalo Cotler•
Moaati11 1o neeDl soccer actkm. KriiPtl didll, Itt U
bother him, hDWI'ttr. He COld rolled the b&U oa twa pia'
ud pa.aed ott to a tean1mate. occ woa. the muc• e..o.
Mot~sts dunked in bay
TWo COlli II--r-
llll •• mllaed" the BalbOa
ftri'J 1ut WHir.tod, ud llld-
ad ssp ID lbt bt1 •
,_, :zlcll~ -r-
cyeu.t JamH ~tilt, ZS, ol
lM Pocaoaa. arrlnd at the
nmp )Nt u tbl ferry na
poUioc lwt1 lroto Bllbol
lalaDd. Accontloc II> --
-lEt tried u htl trsolt-Ytl-IJpt Jssa:ptl 1M doi>Ut•
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after Mr, tbe-.rfactld. Tbq
thrn fler a We I'll&. tad
abe na palled bull: &baud.
T-1morsols:o.taal-c,.. Jllllad 11tr 11'11 CboY-
roltt rrom t1zt bay,
ACCOMioc II> I lt£'11
apolroassws, lbart Ia ..
,_r<l ot Uf --0 lata '"rfllllllolltllaltrrr.
nHA lliOIIPSON OF
'C.II. DIES AT AGE 91 --··lin. Tla no-"·"'-.._. ..,. lillld , ••• ...., .. ,_.,.....,_
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.. lWOITHAitiDR EldiCie neuRSDAV.-NOV. ao, wn Tro~ian &u·ld _"'_ILI_tt_m_w_m_v_._N.~a ___ co_DA_DB._II:j_-.._ .. _CAU_F: ,.. I
•• a1 sad•' no1e " ,.G to hear Doc
KaJ '*' ODt of Co"* Jamla.. Tbe otMr lOG, Dl•ld. del Yar'l eArly bQia... ... played by ... lftr
people a.s rMidtMa. wu Abnbam•a. ud tbe diiDP-
baNty .,., .... arouDdtowD ter (no IMrtd tbt worlt
th1l •mmer bteu• ol ber wbtD a biJ"Cltr IHIIl~ IP-
tlttuiYt tnYtUilc. pertat) wu played bJ T&QYa
TbfOUib btr ceramlca Subo. A.-btllt QllicltJ
ma.facturl.Qc aDd q played tbt mateS, Mady, wbo
bl'Hdlal a has tr&tDdl wu alroolt a ~mbtr ol tbt
around tbt world. Tbll Umt tamUy. Stepbell dt Naut, Itt-
liM Wll YliWIIII1D Aultnlla, queoUy ... D at South Co .. t
New Zta.laad aDd HawaU --Repertory Tb.ater, took tbt
wbt~ tbty had a mammotb pan of ao uoeartbly mes-
blrtbday party lD btr boDor MIICtr.
--aDd n. sbe cot bome Tbt play wu LldtrtltJ.DC
lbe tui'Dtd arouDd aDd weot aDd eatertalbl.ICIY ltuddtd
YllitlDc Ill Tuu. wltb clever Strooo 11Ma. Tbe
u Do~JJohu.o:liD't 7 eut members were each
teacblal at btr Coro• del ucellem, wttb papaJC?fe&r-
ryl.Qc tbt lre&tMt burdto
War DaDct studto, or dowD of ... c•-tbt pl&J, aDd Sten
tbt street at tbt '' &IUMX." -... or 11 abe &ad IJUbby Harold de Naut aDd, ofcourae, Mary
artD't oo tbt colt courat, creaUy a.dd1llc to tbt play's
cbaDctt are lbt la oo a eojoymtDt. Soo DaYld
trtp. Tbt moat rtctDt ooe to dlllotated b1a cbancter ex-pertly lad so did Wady and 5 ~.ropeu eouotrits tD-the otber Z cblldreo --lD
eluct.d her Z crand8oo.s. Ooe fact tbey wert all rood. of tbt bJ&b spotl was a
•tslt lD Eacland wttb Tooy Great faruUy eotertaJn-
PartJb, wbo Ylslted In the meot. We hue enjoyed maoy
Hubor Arta a couple of of their productions at
years 110· WbUe oea.r the Laguna. • • Lount muMUm to Parts, •
Dorothy Jo t.c1 ber bUltold I heard a most remark-
llfted aDd 'lbe ns pleased able story Thursday night at
to ' note that DOt ooly were the opeotng receptloo for h~J~tnvtller's checks all the Costa Mesa Art League
replaced, but the bclnk tm-show tn tbe upper rooms at
mediately issued her a Gleoda.le Savings, Newport
cOQPlt of luodred dolla.rs Ce«er.
10 ,,bt could cootl.Due htr La Vergne Rosow, presl-
tratels. dent of the Leacue, said
• • • th..t abe was actually run Jdi Beojamtn---or Jack over by a car --ber uwol
ByroD--·WU God's favorite She bad just left tbe ve-
Tbur8day lll&bl attht LaguDI. hlcle, a Yep, parked at
YoaltDD Pla)'b.:Mllt where we Newport Ceoter wheo she
saw NeU Stman•s hUarious turned alld noticed It was
parody oa the Biblical book moYlJii. Sbe ran over aod
of Job. ~rpri.H of theeveo-tried to stop It, feU ullder-
IDC tor mt' wu wheo Mary Ddtb tbe wbHl.s aDd then
Sbtrwood ea.me oo stqe lD watched as t.be car slowly
a dla•Unc crteo satto robe ran over bert She saJd she
cowulooldnc Ukeoneolthose turned her bead, aod the
fubioo models for Lido cu passed over her ~boul
Fuhlooa, wbue Wary ls der and missed her t.ace.
jewelry buyer. Mary was She remarked that her doc-
tbe sympathetic wife of God's tor kept shakl~ his head
fuortte. and muttering, ··vou•revery
Aoother Harborlte, James lucky, you~ lady,•• as he
Patrick O'RanDoo, took the patched up her cuts and
part of oot 100, Beo Ben-bruises.
! ,J; fto ark 'Jrophy & [:g~aumg Co
I CHARMS & EXECUTIVE Gl FTS
PEWTER -SILVER HOll()WARE
--M£NS.WOMENSJ£WELRV ACCE.SSOIUES •
I 102 E. 18TH STREET
IAT SUPERIOR AVENUE 6. A 6-3141'
jCOSTAMESA,CAllf...:_ _ 4
eal1forni
Jaguar
Personalized By Chuck Wlsnlewtkl
111 W•t lwentMnttt ltnet. Coete .....
141-1141
I Florul Special I
DRACAENA •a pe•
v., b.mly iDdoor plaat. Lolli, t.o.d ...... with
,.BOw aalpea lD ceat..
8" Pot Tbna Bee. 1.95 NOY. 15
Tbt Troju GuUd of Or. •ac• Coaoty wtU meet
TbUnday, Nov. 11, at the
home of Mr. and Wra. Gil-
bert W. Fercusoo In Nn-
port S.cb at 10 a.m. tor
coftet, 1 Proc,_m and luooh-
toll.
Dr. Richard Mart1n Es-
cajeda of Sao Otego, a sur-
geon wbo apeclal1.uatD plaa·
tlc aDd rtcOOitructlve sur-
gery, wUl speak on •·a new
wrinkle.'' He served ln Vlet-
oam as commaod.lllg ottlcer
of the Field Medical Hos-
pital, '•Charlie Med." He be·
came a fellow of tht Ameri-
can Collece of &lrgeons in
1966 and sened as uslstant
cbltf of IUf&trY, Naval Hos-
pital, Camp Pendleton.
Trojan GuUd president,
Yrs. Jerry D. MacLelth,
Hanttngton Beach, bas an-
oouoced tbat the Christmas
party for the USC alumnae
lf'OUP wUl be With t.Jsbclods
on Suoday, D~. 18, at Lido
Isle. Cockta..lls at 5 will be
followed by dl.nner aod the
watching orthe "ewport Har-
bor boat part'de, with Mrs.
GUbert W. Ferguson as
chairman.
MEHTA DIRECTS
CONCERT NOV. 12
Zubin Mel!t2 and his Lm;
Angeles Phllharmonic Or-
chestra wlll return to Or-
a~~~ge County this Saturday,
Nov. 12, to open the Orange
County Phil!\armonic So-
ciety's series '·B'• of 4con-
certs.
The 8:30p.m. concertwUl
be played ln the Sant2 Ana
high school auditorium, 520
W. Waloot. l..r. Mehta has
chosen Bartok's Concerto
for Orrhestra and Mahler's
Symphony No. 1 as the pro-
gnm.
Precedtne the concert, a
5:30 p.m. dlnner and 7 o'-
clock concert preview by
Mrs. Geor ge Behrendt,
chairman of the board o! Ill-
rectors of the Los AJlieles
Philharmonic Assoclatlon,
wUl be held at Saddlebaclt
Inn, 1660 E. Flrst St., Sant2
Aoa. The preview is free
and opeo to the publlc but
reservations are necessary
for the dinner.
• PUBLIC N O TI CE
FIC'Ifti>OS BUSUCESS
NAME~ ATEMENT
The follOWiar perwoo ls
doiQg business as: Bio-
Feedback Institute of South -
ern CaWornia, Bio-Feed-
back Institute of Orange
County, 506 Jasmloe Ave-
nue, Corona del Mar, 92625:
Ivy W. Wittmeyer, P'l.D.,
1651 Greeomeadow, Tustln.
Ca. 92680.
Thll busloess ls conduct-
ed by an tndtvtdUal. Signed:
IYY W. Wittmeyer, Ph.D.
Thls statement was tued
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 2, 1977.
PubU.sh: Nov. 10, 17, 24,
Dec. 1, 1977, lo the Newport
Harbor EDII&O. F -84792
ASPARAGUS FERN ..... trt
~~ Of: ... p&.Dt.
£zcelleM iD "'mm'nn tiuket or powad CO'IW.
lo.L • 11ana Jl.tl. 2.15 Nov. 15
8T ART WITH THB PINI8II&D PaoDUCI'I
cal-ti11rf
DICHONDRA-
IIYUlD a&aiiUDA
PDINBLUI -
THE BEE LINE
•~ J,tlf 8Y •••a.s
MICHEAL RAFFERTY, owoer of Petrlcu,
shows AnceUtos dt Oro preatdeot, Mrs.
Donald starllDC, ooe lllasertuofporcelalos.
This ODe ls DOW OD the collector's list.
(Janey Berls pboto.)
• • •
Followtnc luncheon, Wtcb&el told the atory
of porcela1JIIs, how tbty wtre llrlt made and
whert • • • tbl berlAOJnc of boot c htu •••
t.ht rrw1y molds ultd tD .,me of the C )'bls
plecea bt had brougbt, adcSlQJ that 110mt
lt111 rt(Jitred baad molded touchea, it: bo•s,
Uoy f1o•ers and auch. When tht alloted
DUmber of a destan or rtcure has beeo
reached, tbt molds are destroyed, and ttua
some porcelains become collector pieces.
It was a procnm of beauty and floe
artlaao.shtp, greatly enjoyed by all. Also
creaUy appreciated was Pttrlcb' geoerous
ltlturt • • • 10 per cent of aoy purchase
from the mteUDc would bt awa..rded to the
AuxUtary. Gloria Outer, Mr. Rafferty's know-
ledgable asslsta.Dt, was also there to help
with the prn..mattoo. • • • • •
Aogelltos dt Oro regular meettncs got off
to a good start for the year 1977-1978.
They are held ln members' homes <and are
three part affairs ••• Yl.litiDI,?;i recheon t
time, followed by tbt pro{fi~jand coo-
eluded with ••business at hand.'' 1As presi-
dent, Mrs. Dooald Starll.ai's sense of ttmln&
and quick, ready eapaclty of perception has
beeo an lntluencln& factor.
The programs are varltd. At the Richard
Bertea's spacious Shore Cutts home, the
September program wu DOt only informative
but tun. Marie Bulb, weU lrnowo in the real
estate tleld, scored with btr knowledge In the
tteld of graphology. HaYI.n& attained her
degree as a grapholoclst, she has beeo able
to help ln some court cases. Also she has
served as coUJltaDt to large companies in
estlmattng cbaracterlsUcs of prospective
s trategic employees which mtcht othtrwlse
be hidden but shows up lo thtlr ha.odwrtttng.
Samples of members' haodwrtttne were drawn
from a bclsket for a once-over-llghtly
analysts. AU liked that alld wished for more.
October Cound a very busy group of
AngeUtoa at the Jack Groth home ln Bi«
Can yon. WhUe some wert belli photo(raphed
for the 17th edition of the Gold Book, others
were golQg lbout examlnlng and admlrl~
the magnificent Cybls porcelains. Mr.
Michael Ratferty, new owner of Petrtcks
porcelain salon, had placed them here and
there in dilfereot rooms, and the beauUM
pleces seemed rtcbt at home to the lovely
surroundings. Thert on the huge glass topped
coUee t2ble lay the fragUe looki~. llte-
Uke plnk Pat NW>n Camellia; at the other
end the deLicately colored peace rose, so
··real'' t~t oot could almost know lts
fragnnce. Tbtst piecec were used as '•gtn.
of state.'' Eros aod Pepsus, with setmiDclY
seelQg enamel eyes, looked trom a wlDdoW
ledge ••• and among other porcel.alu wu
the unperturbed Blackfoot lndta.Dwlth nrlous
implem.U Ud np.Ua, colorfW ud au-
thentic.
When this series ls complete, the maJor
tribes of the North American l.Ddtans wUl be
autheM:Ically memortallzed by Cybts. Bo
Peep was there too, from the story book
laod.
P U BLIC N OTICE
flCTlTIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
MARGO BR~YTON, Ao.oa O'Kellv. all the
way from Ireland for the crulst, and hostess-
founder Toni Armistead are p'ctured left to
rlght. The background Ls palntin~~: of the
Gllssandra wlth Bloomer Rlrls ai.Joard.
• • •
The aDDual ladies da} outln~ ~:rutse to
Catalina was logged as the 14th Aloomer
Brigade aboard Armistead's Gllssandra.
Guests of founder and perpetuator of the
C ruise, Toni Armistead, are by Invitation
only. Teo coo.5ecuttve brigades merit a
gold medallon wlth a diamooc1 and e~raved
with reclptent's name.
This year Margo Brayton, Sut> Cummtns
and Kay Von Aldenbruclt were so honored.
All participants received teeshlrts with thetr
names and the little ldentltylng bloomer
applique.
SUE CUMMINS, Audry McNivens -In from
Australia for tbe br~adf', and Kay Von
Aldaobruclt, left to right, are wear!~ lhf'
new brl~tade tee shirts. (Janey Berls photos.;
Come down to Ch ria ten stn' s Phonnocy
and room oround the whole store for
your Chriatmos ideaL
Tote By Mon-Sac
Stocking Stuffers From
Jean Nate
Max Factor's Lanvin
CALL US FOil U niC:a
PRF.SCIUP'I'IOMI nu.aD' DA11 A WI&
t-t WEEKDAYS e t. 1 IUIIDA11
1011 E. COAST RWT., ~A DaL ~
For The
Newport Woman!
.~oberf 1 ~arbrr ~qop
H01 E. CoMt Hwy. •t HeUotrope
Corona ct.t Mer, C•. I:M2S •
(71 4) 17J.5153
,,.....
The following person 1s
doing business as: Dayspr~
Real Estate, 18806 Santa
Barbara St., Fountalo Val -
ley, Calif. 92708: Lawrence
LeP.oy Aodereon, 18806SaD-
ta Barbara St •• Founutn Val -
ley, Calif. 92'108.
Thls bustDess 1s conduct-
ed by an Individual. Sl(ned:
porcelain salon ... not 0 store
BUT AN EXPERIENCE!
Lawrence Anderson.
This staten.ent was nled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange Cou~y Nov . 7, 1977.
Publlsh: Nov. 10, 17, 24,
Dec. 1, 1977, l.n the Newport
Harbor Eost4n. F -84974
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlllll persons are
doing business as: C'Est-
Boo, 550 S. Coast Hwy •• La-
runa Beach 92651: Avt A.
llous, 33 Bear Paw, 35-A,
Irvine, Cal. 92714; Emanuel
PlamPnt.a. 1800 16th Street,
Apt. H-306, Newport Beach,
Cal. 92660.
Thls business ls conduct-
ed by a geoeral partnership.
Slgoed: Avl A. Uous, Eman-
uel Ptamern.
Thls statement was flied
with the county clerk of Or-
ance Cou~y No•. 7, 1977.
PubUsh: Nov. 10, 17, 24,
Dec. 1, 1977, to tht Newport
ltarbor Enslen. F -84W73
HAIR
Jt-CUT
.. CURLED
Jt-COLORED
Jt-001FFUR.r.D
• 'CETERA
rta• Hllir .-.uaca
* LORRAIHFS
II!AUTY NOOK
C* -n.• .OU\.~AMt
c.-.-...... ,
. "'"''"-11M •aT. 'HI
& .
Please share it with us.
PEOASUS, Llmlted edtdon of 500
You need plenty of wit
A magic bridle ud a JOlden blt
To captun. tbe w1e,ed borae
In hta ablmmertna courae ...
A•atlable at tl460.00
Open T uesdoy -Saturday 1 0-6 and Sunday 12·5
other houra by appointment only
1741 WestcliH Dr., Newport leach 646·"15
•
llw ak due ·---.. oo•·•rzllll ..... ,. ...
'""-wtllllo .... stgt .. ..._llltCI:JC....
ell -_, liP! It Cltp Ball.
'neorcH•ftC4 wuUd lJmJt
__ ........ -lo 100
-.aan tttt per lulMM, ..., ..... d-~
.. rmU• lor root .a,.. Will
-woaldboUIIIIIodtoS ,., bllt-,....,., ud
ODlJ ooe perpeodkular lip
(root, pro)eetlllc or free.
otaDdlJic) WOOIId bo permit-
ted eaeb twsiDM'.
Tbt N41WJ0rt H&rbor
Cbamber of Commerce sup-
ports puap of tbe DrW
law.
Tbe DtW law would DOt af.
teet preseot WsiDNMI.
Tbey would be "crud~
fathered'' tn, so tbat tHy
could ret&ln tbelr curreat
algns aa 1oac u they a.re
aDder preMat OWDetshlp, or
aotll tbey are entDslnly
remodeled.
An earlier pla.D to allow
real estate ••ror sale" slgDs
on resldeati.al property bU
been dropped from tbe latest
draft of tbe ordlDI.Dce.
Also, oo tbe qeoda wbeo
the COUDCU CODYtbBI at 7:30
p.m. are tbe rouowLDc mat-
ters, listed iD tbe order in
whtcb they are to be dis-
cussed:
lor --..... a ... dtJ SZf'a,_
~., .....
• LAllRY L YM::11'1 8ta·
t11 U a ~ Comada-
atoMr, ta.e1t 11f11M a lt8dJ
ol poulblt .-tel ol lA·
~o-.
• APPOINTMENTS an
-lo bo ..... to tilt <Ill' ArU Commltlfdoo
• BUSINESS LICENSE tu
lDcreut ord1aaoce,
• GROOND.II'ATER coa-
d~ Ill tl>t Blofta.
• PURCHASE ot a lot at
202 stat. Welt Newport, lD
COGMeUoo w1tb tature
wldoaiJir oC lloltu BIYd.
• HARBOR PERMrr tor a
10-toot atea.kJD ot a nc.t
at 1200 E. Baltloa ems., Bal-
boa, !lito tbe biJ,
' THEATRE Ill Eulp
Ylew park wtll pt a $2,500
clft tl'om tbl Muleal
Tbeatre Guild ol Newport
inr --~~~~~. • MO-P£0 laws YlU
be tbe abject ol a letter
from tbe maJOr to state ot-
ttclals, U the wordlllg ls
l3f'OYed by' Cou.DCU, • on. -prodactioo eoa-
tract 1D ctty-owned wens.
LEON 0. ALLEN OF
NEWPORT IS DEAD
NEWI'ORT HARI!OR ENSIIJI
PUBLISHED WEEKLY·PG.4
lliUR$0AY, IIOV. 10, 1977
COIIOIIA DEL liAR, CALl F
Artists win
show awns
Ttlomu Eamu, director
ol tl>t Ltpa Bttob Art
MIMWII, nmp!Md abWtr
1D 1 .amber ot art forms
wb10 be )adclll tbe Coeta
MM& Art Leque•s f1De art.
competlttoa. now on c:UJplJy
at Gleadale F~ral SniiiCS
In Newport Cuter.
Top prlles were garnered
bJ a wat&r color by EYe
TbompaoD, 1st place;
a polJmer by LUa Hartman.
Zod award; aod a soft sculp-
ture by Marj:nie Trout, 3rd
award -· with "Fan Club"
which 1s paranteed to pro-
vote a smUe.
Special awards weot to an
ou by Tortom Baleotz aod
3 wat&reolors by R. E. Hud-son. A. Le Prin and VIrginia
Speacer. Hooorable men-
tloos were singled out for an
aquatint by Clay Campbell,
watercolor by Jeaooe Har-
Yey, an oU by G. W:ather
&Dd Naida Schorg's char.
coal pastel.
A preview reception was
beld Thursday eventn&, Nov.
3, aod the exhlhlt will be
open tor the entire month.
ALMA WHITE, ~5. OF
COSTA MESA IS DEAD
Fuaenl Hnlees tor Alma
White, ?5, ot Colta Mea,
were eoldaded Ta:uday by
Rey. L. E. RomaJoe. ·
Mrs. White, DIUnotMJo~
oesota, died SuD!Iay io Costa
Mesa bospltal. Sbe bad Uved
1D Onnce COUIII:J tor? years.
Sbe is lllrrifed by ber
daucbter, Vera Reyaoldl,
Elt Groft; 2 sons, Virgil
A. Wtdte, Montaoa, aDd La-
vern White of Newport
Beach; 2 brothers, Art Hol-
men aDd Joe Holmeo,. both
of North DUota; 3 sisters,
Aimee BredLDe, North
Dakota; Bertba Norberg,
Gardena, aDd Clara· Olson
of Montana; 6 grandchildren
and 2 great-irandchlldren. • ALLEY PAVING asses-
sments ln the Balboa block
bouoded by Balboa, Cypress,
Hardtng and Adams.
• APPEAL by Harvey
Pease of PI~ Commls-
sloo awronl of ao omce
bulldtlfc at tbe corner of
Bayside aDd td.ari.De, at tbe
entraoce to Balboa Island.
Prlnte ftmenl se"lce&
ban been held for Leon
0 , Allen, 67, ot NpPOrt
Beach.
Mr. Allen, a nati're of
Tea..s, bad beeo an aud.Uor
tor Hugbes Aircraft. He died
Saturday in Hoag bospttal.
Yule boutique Nov. 22
·o HILP WAll TED,
-HOUSEKEEPER -COOK ~~
older couple. Live to or
out. Ret. req. 642-3311
or 644-1311.
He is su"IYed by his wtte,
Juoe R. Allen; son J ay Allen
of lran, daue:hter J!lDe
Blelker of Newport Beach
and ststers Maidie Allen.
Long Beacb; Elaioe David-
son, Loa& Beach, and:
Frances Garrard of Tens.
lDtermeot was Ln Austin,
Teus.
'aec:rnerrie.n '3JeaB,er!
A Christmas Plate @dloi
by Roycil Doulton -·-
Thi~ deltghtful Chri stmas 1977 bone chi na
pLate, fir~t in .. m .:mnual serle~. captufes the
holiday sptnt with an tdy ll ic M:ene of d boy
.:md gtrl skatmg near an Englt sh country
t hurch . ringed with the class•c Vulettdt>
svmbols of par1ndges al'ld holly spngs.
The Tuesday Club of New-
port Harbor wUlfeature the
allDual Christmas boutique
at the Balboa Bay Club from
10 to noon Nov. 22.
There will be many home-
made articles and Christmas
decorations for saJe. The
Pastor talks
to Exchange
The Rev. John Lindvall,
a retired Army chaplain who
oow serves as pastor or
Plymouth Congregational
Church in Newport Heights,
wlll address tbeannual ''One
N atlon Under God" meet-
Ing of the Newport Harbor
Exchange Club today, Nov.
10, at tbe Bahia Cor1Dtb4D
Yacht Club.
The luncheon meeting wm
observe America's commit -
ment to religious principles,
aDd will honor war veterans
on the eYe or Vetenns Day.
Dr. LiodvaJI served as a
combat paratroop chaplain
during World War D, and
also served i.D Vietnam. He
Is vice.presldent or World
Scope Ministries, which coa-
ceotrates on Christian work
ln the Far East. He Is a
for mer vice.presldent of
Southern Callfornla College
ln Costa Mesa. He has ser-
ved as Plymouth's pastor
stoce 19'72.
arts aDd crafts section bU
been world.og throughout the
year pr~ln& for this an-
nual ennt. All proceeds go to
$Upport the Corooa del Mar
Youth Ceoter aDd for Or-
ange County college art
scholarships.
The sit-down luocheon
from noon to 1 wUl be fol -
lowed by the appearance or
the Costa Mesa high school
chamber slogers, a group of
24, led by director Ed1ard
A, Brahams. Their reper-
toire includes madrtgals,
sacred music, spirituals,
tolk aod popular rnu&l c.
'SAM FRANCIS' FILiot
AT MUSEUiot NOV. 11
'•Sam Francls," a new
tum by Mlcbael Blackwood.
wUI bepreseotedbytbeNew-
port Harbor Art Museum
at 7:30p.m. Friday, Nov.ll,
1D thedooor'sroom. Tbetnm
Is an Intimate portrait of Uie
artist at borne aod at work.
No oarratioo other tha..n that
supplied by the artist is to.
corporated into the fUm.
At 8 p.m. Sunday, PhUHpe
Garner of Sotheby's Belgn -
Yla will give a slide lecture
wUI present a slide lecture
on French art oouveau In
the dooor's room.
Mr. Garner is 28 years
old, a e:raduate of the Uni-
Yersity of London aDd a set'tn
year veteran of Sotheby's.
His neid of e:rpert!H is
deco n.tlve arts before 19'77.
and wreatherl m embos!'ol"d bells and
angels. For collec tor~ and non-collectors
.'IItke, Royal Dou hon'sChri ~tmas 1977
plate is a joyous, imaginative g1ft. Cased 10
c1n attractive gift box. $15.00
BOOK OF REVELATION ON HEW CARRIER
ISBIBLEQASS TOPIC Navy Seamao ApprenHce
Vernon E. Whlte, son of Mr.
and Mrs. La Vern H. White
of 1154 Mission Drite, Co-
sta Mesa, ls serving abolld
the NayY's newest atrcran
carrier, USS Dwlgbt D.
Elseobower, commlssiooed
Oct. 18 at the Nan.l Statioo,
Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Mamie
Eiseobower, widow of the
late reoeral and president,
was tbe booortd ruest at the
ceremony.
Pag& S&tf;tj[
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
INIOI ot tt.o 5oo IMvo f...., .. Cosio--540.2627 c_....,..,
.. m -..-...l,j
'"THee .. PLACE
IS
"l'Hee"I'LACE
--Dol. <Adoo.Am ........ -. b,.loaol-
lc'mc .. ,._ -o..: e..-. • --""•-t ·-... Mnli!UIIS -III'O'o b.ow/wood""" ...... a ""-
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ENSIGN SUIISCRIPTION ORDER
READ ALL THE LOCAL HEWS
SEND IN YOU~ suaSC•IrTIOM O~Dl• TOOAYI
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Associate Pastor Cal Ste-
nos wUI beglo a study of
the Book of Revelation at
the 9 a.m. Bible class thls
Sunday at Plymouth Congre~
a:aUonal Church, 3262 Broad
St., Ne'WPQrt Heights. Tbe
Vanguards from Southern
Calttorola College will per-
form at the 10:30 a.m. ser-
vice, and the sermon wlll
be given by Dr. Wayne
Kniss, SCC president.
YJCTITI008 BUSIIIESS
IUim ITATEMEMT
Tbo lollowlor porll:lo ..
dOlac -u: A.A.r.
Lid., !till-A A~
-· _....,. Btoelo, HMt: IUciiUd M. Altl••
111$1 ~rt Clrelt, HOII-
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PU BL..I,C NOT~CE
-
CHAMPS ot the Newport-Mesa school district jbnlor hich
tootb&ll PJ'Oiftm are tbe Horace Ei.Jca tootballers,
..., here durtac a e..& Ue came with Davia teboOl.
Eutca not OD to beat Llllcolo 'U-6 1ut Tburldly tor
tbe dUUtet UUe. EuJco players, to dark jersey .. from
left, a.re wtAcb&ct Mitt Howell, CU&J'd Dave O'DoDD8U,
center Byroo Ball, pard John Mueller, taclde Jeff
Leider arxt spltt end Chuct Ashen.
TOPIC IS CONSPIRACY
''The coosplncy --where
we stand to the battle'• wUI
be the topic ot Geof'le
Hallock at tbe Frleods of
tbe American Opinion Soot-
store meettn& Friday eveo-
I.Dg, Nov, 18.
Tbe meeting will he held
In the community room at
Great Western Savings aDd
Loa.n Assn. In Newport Ceo-
ter. A pot-luck dinner Is
scheduled for 7 p.m. aDd the
speech at 8.
Reservations are to be
made by cauq 646.0645
PHOTO INSTRUCTOR
GIVEN $7 ,500 GRANT
OCC photO(raphy Instruc-
tor Barbera Kasten bas re-
ceived a $'1,500 fellowsb:J.p
from the National Eodow-
ment tor the Arts. She plans
to use the ·a:rant for pho-
tography materials and tn-
nl.•
A graduate or the Uni-
versity of Arlzooa, she re-
ceived her master of tlne
arts degree from California
College of Arts aDd Cn.tts.
She studied 1n Pola:Dd to
1971 under a Fullbrlght-
Hays fine arts grant.
GEORGE NELSON OF
C.M. Dl ES AT AGE 78
· George D. Nelsoo.
2117. · .. EMto •Ave11,· .Co~·''
Mesa, wu found dead lD
borne Saturday. HoY. 11·
native of Montana, be was a
flntsh carpenter, aDd bad
lived Dere 11 years aDd 1D
California for 68 years.
He is survived by Ms
daughter. Mrs. Lola Whelan
of Huntington Beach. Crema-
tion and burial at sea were
arra.nged through the Nep-
tune Society.
FILiotS TO BE SHOWN
TO C. lot. ART LEAGUI;.
The monthlymeeUoe:orthe
Costa Mesa Art League .UI
be held at i:30 p.m. No•.
17 at the Mesa Verde ale-
mentary scOOol. Keith Bow-
sza, photographer aDd a
painter, who woo a 2nd place
award at the Orance County
Fair, wUI show 3 rums, In-
cluding a multi-award •In-
ning fUm. The members'
monthly theme contest will
be a photo contest.
WOiotEH 'S SECURITY
TOPIC AT MEETING
The November cenenl
meetlnc of the South Coast
Alumnae Club of PI Beta
Pbt, Jatlooal Women's IOCiaJ
fraterntt)', wW be at 10:30
a.m. today, Nov. 10, at the
borne of Mrs. WallaceGerrle
of Newport Beach. Sam
Bressler of the Newport
Beach pollee departmeDt wtU
~ on ''security for WO·
men." A luocbeon will fol-
low.
RECRUIT TRAINING
Cout Guard ._mu _,.
preotJct Thoma. C. KiDr
Jr., .on of Mr. ud Mu •
Tboinu C. l:tac Sr. ol·ll'l
Cartoa. COita M .. ,.» bU '
compltlool reerott tn1o11o1
at tbe Cout Guard TnlaJac
Cellter, AlaDMdl. A 1m
JndaOitoiC--bl&ll aeb001, bt JolDed tbt Cout
Guard 1111 JlllJ, tm.
or 548-)020. Donation ts $2
pet person.
Those coming for the pot-
luck are to brin@: a dish tor
8 and place settiDg.
MRS. MARY KACIK OF
C.M. DIES AT AGE 15
Private famUy Interment
is scheduled for today, Nov.
10, for Mary Kacik, 75, or
Costa Mesa, al Holy
Sep.~lcher Cemetery, Mrs.
Kacik, a native of New York
CUy, worked as a sales clerk
there and bad lived In Costa
Mesa sinc:e Maret\ of this
year.
She died Mollday In
Beverly Manor Co nvalescent
Hospital, Costa Mesa. Mass
was celebrated yesterday 1D
St. JoacblmCathOllcChurch,
Costa Mesa.
She is survived by daugh ~
ter Mary Woods of Costa
Mesa, son RaymoDd KacUt
Rapley of New York. 7 gnud-
cbUdren, and 2 great.graod-
chUdren.
c;:ontrihutio~ were su&-
gested to the st. VIncent de
Paul Society.
Maurine buys Escrow Co.
-riM 81-lou Plf· duool t1>t ._rt ._._
otnc:e ot Btacoe EtclOW,
101 ..OO.er Dr1Ye, Suite UO,
.fte 1111'W Dl.mt t. Newport
Hutlor Etcrow Co. IDe.,
'IPtCiaUatac to rutdeotiat,
COIDmel'C.Ial, OCblftC .. ud ...........
M111rlDI 11 a uUve of
Lo•.Aat:el-, tnOYed to Or •
'"'" COOOIIIY Ill 1964 and Ia
DOW UftDc 1D HuDttactr;>n
Bu.ch wttb ber Z chUdren.
Tom Ud Kelly.
Her ucrow career started
In 1981 with a savtags and
lou' auoctatlon iD Cul'ltr
CltJ. Sbe wu alftllated with
Seeurtty PacUlc Buk and
Bank of Newport prior to
Opea.1ac Btacoo Escrow 1D
Suta A• and Newport Beach
last year.
For the past Z years she
has sened as first vice-
president aDd program
chairman of the Orange
A Man
And
A
Woman
MAUAIHE BIVINS
County Escrow Assn. Sbe
was state director of tbe
CaHfornta Escrow Assn. last
year.
PLUS
THE SKt MOVIE YOU'VE
BEEN WAITING FOR. "WHITE
WllfTIJI IU_,...
I
8
Tourist subsidy
~ ..... 1 recommended ~ l .................. , . Ill ....... ....,
t 'SIT .......,, I hf a ' 3 1M1 Jill 11r .-.. -.a ............. , ........... ~ t lltnr anb br <lfrankful wftlr 11.1 .._ ... 11r .., anu .on ....., teet.••....., .. mu"doftlr&. ... _ lllf .....,,., ............... ,...,.,., ....... .... .n -"' w.,an-gtutng ~•uortta put .......... dlnofDr uta ud oilier ... :AM.
Roue Tom Turkey • Giblet Drcl*ina • Sap Dr.-, aid lut ,.. dutiJ Mlr'· ........,_ ........
Bued Supr Cured Ham • Sauce Madere Ala t1 .... a... IIW WU btld tor ..,.._
filet of Sole • Lemon Buun Sauce •11111 CltmWdolplul MlldJ ., tbl A11~1
Roall Baron of Beef, au jus • Carved at the Buffet to .... IIUt • ....._ tw wUar • pub ud wtldUJt
and aJI rhe Traditional Trimminp resa-1 pub, ......,... cOmalttel. ~ tow'lr. LUI Taoe, 111111.,. 8 Thank11iving at the Newporter .•.
A wonderful aeuin1 for a beautiful day
Buffet served from noon to 7 p.m.
S7.2S per person • Children 15.·45
THE MARINE RESTAURANT
and the
'i ::.:=:.:.. ra:.: Fnends to ~ ~:·:.n:. ~,.: -h thor
LIDO LOUNGE
-:::r .:,.1:=. ~ ear au
J diced bJ A....,_. Dee-n. ....... to.r ...
IU M ... n ol ,.,....,.. Ho., It ......_ ot tM
8tacL Frtea~~ ol ~ •"POrt
1101 ltmllof" ~. """" ..... Cai"-"'Y 12160
~·• bom S.C. 1J1n.r7 wW btTblo-• oaaer btecb eWM Ill 111111 don Tatlor, .,. nctldJ
I. don 1ae C&IUDnta cout co-utbond •• A ._.I'd .:1 IIPOU Ia .,. of-... Mlp watcbM, a ..._.rd lilp''
• tor a.ca --. NtwPOit wttb t.c.ta lrtpnJ. ....... 71 ....... 1100 Beacb. .. ol tbt ltroiCtlt n. caa.. brUcll wtll be
PI'OPG f IJ ~~ ol tbl •t~a~J beld at 10 a.m. at tbl St. ~--!lli.illllllillllllilli ___ illii_llliilllllil_.lllliil .... pJu, da1ma Ull**$100,-MleiiUl'l u.t All ..._.,
000 a JIU OD beacb IP-Cbiii'Q ncnltioa room,
kMP uc1 rtlated toartat-1111 Pecttk va.. Drtfe. lllf!'O~ ..... tao~~·--te _ _.. Hartor VtewiiWa. \\,airstyluzg
~ just for
~ chtldrtZn
au ---. -.,_.. Mn. Gw.art F•.....,.a.
fiiDdl ••• .,._ aNd prt. bolplta.Wy ebl.tr...ua. wW be
IDU'OJ to 1111 Ill rec.rea-Ulllted bJ Mm•. ldwiD
UoM1 lud8. Bit, II Mr. RamHr R. L. JUe~
Clllill'l p&u 18 folloftd, a &DIS J. P.t., ~. Actnace
majDr portlol ol tM iiDdl r ... natloal an Mce~•rr
woald 10 to loeal commua. aDd paJible to Mra, JQMIIb
tJea u tauilt Rbe.U.. l JollllloQ, 105J Donr Dr.,
Mr. CMW ertdclled the Mtwport Selda. bJ Mo. .15tb. :::V:..::. !' :..;·=:.; n. cSoMtloD a. $1.50. • ~---.--~---------.~----.
ENSIGN CLASS I ~-IE D ADS
1 Time 2.nm.. ~ Tlmu
z() words or less • , • 2.00 •••• s.so .•.• 4.50
. 21' to ao words ••••• s.oe .•.. ._75 •••• 6.00 .
\ 31 to 40 W'Ords. ·• · ••• 4.00 ••• , 6.50 •••• 8,QO
Each wWd over 40 • , .10. • • • .15 . • • • ..20
·~A
1974 CAPRI. excellent
cooditloo, mttaUc brown
wltb a vinyl top,
V -6 eortoe, automatic
trusmlu1oo, alr coDdl-
UODJng, radJo, oew braba,
steel belted ur... Call
963-40&4 or 1-892-3441.
------------------HANDWRITING Analysis by
proftuloaal CftPbotort.t.
Mates ortctnaJ CbJUtmu cift. For UdormatJoa call
Me V etcb Boot Boutique,
673-aMS.
8 PARKJNG SPACES on Bal-
boa lalaDd. ~ for
small boah, cara,
campen aDd trallen. Call
675-200&.
YOU CAN'T beat W. -·
1000 delut emboaed
bus1Diu cardl, $?.iS ap.
Postp&Jd. Write .,r frM
samples. LIOO (EN). !'.
0. Boz 8M, HIIDUaltoo
Beach, CA 92M8. Stamped
eDYelope a,~~~reclated.
NOW BUYIMGbooU --Used.
oat-ol-prtDt, ran. J.
Spucler, 675-1990 or
675-1901.
• PQR T
OFFICE SPACE or IIJ&C4t
lD otftce --rtcbt down-
town Corooa del Mar OD
Coast Rwy. Ideal for tu
aDd/or accoarODt. PboDI
675-23'73.
HOUSE FOR RENT-Harbor
Vln RUt., 5 bedrooms,
pool. Drift by 15%4 SIDd-
cutle aDd call 644-1531.
e .POl SAL-.. 4
11-1Ji -bit fiU&tna -.-s
at. v -Drift, wUir
cooled. OT ptpM, $4,100. can 714-433-4747 .,.,
714-433-9717 eTel.
• • MARY'S DOLL F ASH-
IONS." Hud-made. FlU
''Barbie." ''Cu.y,"
••Cbrlltl•" ud aU otbtr
11" fub10D dolla. AU pro.
cttet. for tbt btDiftt ol
tbt On..QctCoalltyCblptc
of tbe Pet AlltltiDCA
Foaodtttoa, IDe., A DOD-
profit orpalatloa.
Prices $1.50 to$1.500DlJ,
Call U6-54SZ or Tbt Ea-
aip (ut t>r Draal).
HUMMEL: PERFECT, or-
lciD&J. larp ubrtlla boJ
from Ger1DaQJ. Print.
party. $&50. Call!li--Kl-
0950 dllr1lc ntlllap, or
211-796-~361, at. 1?0.
EQum MEMBUSBIP ta·
complalJ prtnte, loc:al
coaatry eblb. FrM coli.
ntmmJ.ac, t..a. plu.,.
clal acUfiU• t>r tbt flm-
UJ. Ma-8'7al dlrlac efiD• -·· • fiiAilMG AIDS
sAJi.D«i ..... WOidd u..
to ern. OD.a w•'*""
&Dd IOIH WMidl)'8. Clll
541-111J.
FOR SALE or 1.... ·-I
bldrooma, 2 batbl; Me-
Leu CODdo lD 811 CaJ'GD
OD falrwaJ, l-ear cance.
Oner. 644-eeot.
•s•nas
RUUM A0Dri'I01'4S, N-
IDOdllliC, partttiou, c:ab-
IDitl, lbtl••, doors, wta-dowi.Jocb. ... ..... r.ftrnll, tn. ....... .
1..---·~-.. ~
BOUiiSII I EM: ,., ....
SJONAL coapl• aftllatU
from ~ember 15. Pnlu
6 WttU mtDIIDIUD, ~
uete. Bftld.lp &Dd Wttk•
llldl. 87S-t05a or P.O.
Boz 1914, eo.ta Mna. ...
ALICI'I 110U81CLEAIQMG,
.......... relilblt • ..,_
·~ OnU,..,rta-b. Me-4871 U)'tiiM.
·-.MUSICAL POR'IALI . .
If J01 an looldllc tor a
&OOd p&uo or OI'JU. 101
mast eMc.k tMM -
GR.UfD PLUOS: BaUet 6
Dllfta, •1•: llamUtoD,
$N50; t.eo.fd. $1511; Ya-
mU.. $3700; Steln&J, •·
clal price • ptu IDUJ aaon.
SPIKET, eoa.l• A Up-
rJcbt PiaiiM: o.J .......
$et5; Hallet 6 DIN. $?tS;
1rullber, $M; Ae~.
$1095; YIJDU&, $14t5, Uld
more.
ORGAMS: Bam IDOIId. $Stt;
LownJ IIDUd&J, $411; Ktm-
1ball 8wlllpr, ttt5; YIID&M
w/E-Z PlaJ, $5tS; Ud kla
IDON.
Cb11.1tmu I&J-aftJS ·-
E·Z tei'IDI.
S.. 1M complete IIDt ol
Y AMARA OrpM bini
WENDELL CAMPBELL
OF NEWPORT DlES
Memorial llnic:e• tor
W..S.U B. Ctmpbtll WIN
blld TM.daJ lD Pac:Uk v ....
IHIDOrlal put dllpt1. COD-
dieted bJ ... 8nc.Karrle.
Prelbttmu c•J"Cb ot u.
Ccw-.t, eo.ta Mea. IQI.
lowed by prt.U. iltermeat.
Mr. CIJIIIIbell, a attn ot
Ob.lo, died Oct. It at bla
Nlldnet at tbe Balboa Bay
Club, wben be bad lind lor
t daJs, He wu a retind
CtDtral m.aMCer ol Radio
stattoa KGBS aDd bid 1tftd
1A CallJI)nda lor 10 yean.
Ht a. lllffind bJSdlacb-
ters, Ellubttll L .. , Mn-
port Btacb; Paula 1.-.rd.
CoDMCUcatt, llld Barrtett
WUUaiDI ol New JerMJ; bJI
brotber, BrutDD Cl.qlbell
of Obio, ud 10 crud-
Oilildr&
RECEPTIOH HOV. 21
FOR THOMAS RILEY
n. FriiDdl of Tom RU.,
wW bo.t a cocktaU rtctP-
&Il t>r •nllor Tom
RUey at ,tbt Marriott Hotel
1A Newport Ceater OD Moo-
day, HoY. 21, from 6 to
8 p.m.
Membln of tM tao.t com-
pllttM t>r tbe et•Dt lDcJude
-.cb DOtabltl u actor Jobo w.,., ~ J. R.
Fluor aDd Dr. Araold Btc:t-
awa, aad butDnnoman
Jou 1n1oe Smitb. Tlcua
are $150 per penoD or $SSO
per c:oaple.
PUBLI C NOTICE
S-9S4Z2
FJCTmous BUSJNESS
NAME STATEMENT
,.. tJUowi.al pefiOII ..
dolac ._._. u: Mareu
E. Berry Elhrprt.., ~
Pollt lu Drtn, CoroM del
Mar, CaU.tonda tiU5: Ul-
tra-Tool llan&tlolal.IDc ..
Calit)nta eorporatiola, t
PoUt Sir Drt••• Conaa del
Mar, CaU.tonda thl$.
Tb1a ........... CODdlct-
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1'801£ BIG DIILD ot IIJPIOtal by stadeata a.t Our
Lldy Ql.. ot Aactll tebool are lor do«wtlona of bay
ent.t. u pna.. at tbl MOJ. U part.b aucUoo. spoo-
eond by tbe ICboo1 Aull.lary. Ill the lrolll row are
Dafid Burr, at 1-'l, ud Ulrtek LoDCYear; Zod row,
from left, s..ta Btf'ldabl, Aleta BeJ'Idahl and Jack
JCoU. Tom RU.,, boaorary cba.lrma.n for the eveat,
bU beta worktlc wttb Mrs. Jack Barry and Mrs. Frttt
Dada to pl"''ride U.ms for the alleot a.od open btddi.Dc,
8tiJ'Uic at 8 p.m. 1A tbe parlsb b.tU. 2046 Mar Vlsta,
.Eut 811ft. Cltber Auzt.Uary members helping with arrange-
m..U are Marleoe Befldahl, Noel C htrpk.a, Dafrl Estes,
Cbrla GaoDoa. Tbeda Pudlr, Sue Hall, Diane Kordick,
Jaclde Krupp, BooDle MWer, Bev Mackey, Terry Smith,
PIUJ Wblte aDd Kathy 'Neater. Reservations may be
made wttb Mrs. Mlcbatl Estes, 752-1637.
Hill & Harbor standings
Here are lbe quarterly
stloctt., of tbt HW tad
Rartlor wom.-.•s t~ 1..,... wttb DlllDber of
pm.. woo by •cb t•m:
B-1 DIVISION
14 Rnport Beach
lS Old Raoeb
11 IAcaM Mtcuel
11 ln1Dt
10 IIDarftW.
10 TaiUD HWs
t Sutlaco
t wa.aoo VIeJo
9 lJdo lalt
a BaJa Bay
4 HwatlDCtoD Seacllff
4 lJDdborc
B-Z
16 Su Clemente
16 SaotJ.aco
12 Emerald Bay
1Z Jobll w.,.
11 Lapu Nlcuel
10 BeJboe Bay Club
9 CIIUtnoo
8 Blc CuJOQ
• Newport Btaell a Mwport Batbor
8 TaiUD Rtlls
6 Wta Verde
4 PealDiula Pol.Dt
C-1
18 Wluloo Viejo
18 ln1De
17 Su111y HUla
17 Balboa Bay Club
14 Sutiaro
14 HuatJ.actoo SeacUff
11 Tartlt Rock
11 Old RaDcb
11 Lw Forrest I
10 Lacuaa Nlcutl
7 Lllldborc
7 Jobo W17De
7 lJdo lalt
2 Tust11l HUla
C-2
19 Tierra T..W.
17 lntDe
15 M1u1oo VIejo
15 Mea Verde
14 San Clemente
IS M rt Beach
lS A 1m Hills
13 Huotlogton SeacllU
lZ Laguna Niguel
· IZ BJc Canyon
11 Santtqo
9 Newport Beach
9 Jolul Wayoe
6 VUla Park
4 LUe Forrest D
D-2
19 Aoabetm Hllls
17 Swmy Wlls
16 Emerald Bay
15 Tierra TeDDis
14 Pen1Dsula Point
13 TustJn Hills
12 S~lper
lZ San Clemente
11 Captatrano
11 Meaa Verde
9 HuotiDgtoo Harbor
9 Lido Isle
6 Turtle N>ck
4 Founta.tn Valley
AVCO ADDS TO
MUSEUM GIFTS
Leon Lyon, presldtot o1
the board of trustees of the
Newport Harbor Art Mu-
seum, amouoces the gttt by
Avco FlnaociaJ Senices,
Newport Center, of 3 works
of art by Calilorn!a artists:
from the Berkeley series,
ao eoamel on fiberglass by
San Francisco bay region
artist Tom Bolland; a vacu-
um -formed ple>Jglass •ork
by CraJg Kauffman, a.od a
fiberglass and polyester
reslo on wood plece.eoUUed
"reel cube," by sculptor John
McCracken.
Avco began the Museum's
permanent collection In 1971
with a gltt of 33 pal.ati.Dcs
aDd sculpture from lts coo-
temporary AmertcancoUec-
ttoo. Sloce ttr.lt Ume A•co
bu cootimed to support con-
teiJll)Onry ar. by formtnc a
second collection focust.ogon
CalUornla artists. lt is from
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSUJf
PUil.ISHEO IEEKL Y • PG. S
United Auto Parta -
THURSDAY, NOV. 10, JJ77
CO~A DEL MAR, CAUF.
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AUCTION
O'NEIL MOVING AND STORAGE
4101 South Main Street
SANTA ANA
At Sunflower--south of MacArthur
Due to u~id storai!P uems from over 30 lots
wUl be sold, loci. hvulg room, dinin~ room, bed-
room, den, kitchen and patio turn: pictures, chairs,
mirrors, TV s, lamps, office furn., radios, record
players, stereos, refrigs., tables, toys, wheel goods.
Sealed barrels, boxes and crates, rugs, aod many
mtsc. Lte ms.
Also sold on the same locatton wUJ be the re-
mainder of the estate o! A me rica Griff it tl of South
Laguna Beach, Cal11. Wlfe of the late Edward (Ted)
Griffith, movie director ! producer, ma r ble top
empire chest, nautical furniture & items, two paint-
ing oo copper, French headboard, c·aptatn's slant
top desk, etc.
Exquisite }e•elr} wtll IJe oo display at 8: a.m.
until sale time. 1 man's Y G cluster dumond rl~.
7 dlas. approL .ZO ct. ea. Ladies 14K '.\ G diamond
&i emerald rtng, 9 dl.as. approx. .r:n ct. ea. w 12
P8llDI Columbla.n emeralds, .07 ct. ea. Ladles
14K Y/G dlaUlOod &. topaz ring, 1 11ta. approx .• 20
ct., Z diu. approx .. 05 ct. ea •. pear shape topaz
13 J: 8. Ladies '.\ G dlamond hearr ~ •'hatn, 36
dtas. approx .. OZ ct. ea. Ladles 14K W /G Gruen
diamond watch. 6 dtas. approx. .10 r t. ea. Mod.
Ladles 14K Y,'G HamUtoo t:atch 4. hracelet, 20
dlas. approx .. 01 ct. ea. 1 .-.ustraltan opal r~.
approx. 15 cts. extra fine qualitv, color. LatHes
14K y /G Hamilton v•atch 4. brat Plet, 31 ctias .. 02
ct. each. Ladtes W G 11iamood i sapphire brareiE>t
3:00 ct. Cine quaUty dias. Ladies black star sapphire
&i diamond ring, 14 dias. T wt . .45 ct. Ladies black
stu sapphi re Ml diamond ring, approx. 1 rt. dias,
T wt. 5 genuine sapptares. Ladies Y IG emerald
& diamond bracelet, approx. 1 ct. dia. approx. 3
ct. genulne Columbian emeralds. Ladies Y G rub)
& dtam1nd bow pln. 10 dias approx. I ct. total and
10 genume Siam rubtes approx. 1 4 rt. ea. rtnt>
color.
ALL MERCHA~OISE MIJST BE PICKED VP
ON OA Y OF SALE
SHERMAN CRANE
Auctioneer
11 E d Bay
10 F Valley this collection the 3 new ••••••••••••••••••• works were selected.
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7 c (Jitl"'DD
5 TbrM Arch Bay
3 1fuDt1actoo Harbor
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16 lniDt
15 WJa&oa VIejo
14 Rartlor G rtiDI
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ly TOOD PICKETT
COtta Mesa aad Coroaa dtl Uu .ww1 1D the wbaDer-'a
elrdt: tb1l week u botb teams posttd CODYlDciDI rietort ..
1a Soutb Coul Leque plaJ. Estaacla atnalod to a 11e
wttb Tult!D, tilt Newport fll.rtx)r wu DOt 10 lvcty, 1011111
to lop ..-F01111lala Valley ID a bo~lo t>r 11>o a...et
L..,_ cbtmpWnahip. Estucla, Coront del Mar IDdNnpod
Hari>Or liiW ban good CIF hopes golD( toto t .. last
...... of JII(Ut play,
to tM Tro..,. ~"" tad -· Whoa Ballor pdlod n don rat wu •octt~W 1D touebdowa territory Ud tbe .core •• _.
wu IO..S.
' ESTANCIA
EJtaoc:la ,.ame up wttb big play• wben lbey DMded
tbem, leO.,. twice 1D tbe Lut 5 mtoutes to che lbe
Eqles a -21-21 tte wUil TU.uo JUcb lD a Celltary League
bout Thursday Dl&bl at Newport Harbor Htch. Wltb this
ltaD!lsttll, Estaacta still bas a COOd chance at .. bbllll
a 3rd place pos1Uoa and a ClF berth U they can pull out
a victory over Footblll.
Estancia's first big play came wben the E.cles were
down 21-? with only 4:34 lett. Gleon Hlcks took the ball
from quarterback Due Jennkl and weal around the
eod tor a 52 yard jaQDt to inake U 21 -1 5 alter a 3-polnt
eonversloJ 'run by Jeranko. M.liJ.Ites later, the Eqles
broke loose tor another long gainer as Jerry Hopklns
took a Tustio punt on hls own 18, rurmJDg It through and
ai'OilDd defellders, for a 61 yard return to the Tustin
21 yard Une. A Tustin peoalty put the ball OD the 11,
settl..og up a 10 yard Jerallko elfort to the 1 yard line.
Kevlo Hagan pluJIIed onr aNl the score was tied at
21. Tbe wilm1Jic conversion attempt taUed and the score
stood Wlt1l tbt f1lla1 guo.
Tustin baG gotten out J.a. front of Z scoring passes from
Rich Driscoll· In the ttrst and 3rd quarters to make It
14-0. Driscoll weat to pay dirt again wltb 9:40 rl!mainlDg
to jump on to 21 -7, seemingly loekiog U up for the Tlllers.
Estancia had scored Its tlrst TO when Jeranko found
Camp in tbe eDd zone for a 20 yard scoring pass.
Tbe Eagles were lmocklr~g at the door for aootber
score when Earl Hewell picked off a Driscoll pass and
returned It 40 yards to the Tustin 8, where time ran out.
' NEWPORT HARBOR
Fountaln Valley OOstad through a stro~ Newport Harbor
defense, wltb WUUe Gittens scoring 2 TDs, to give the
Barons an 18-7 victory and the Sunset League title 1n
a Friday Dlght-showdo"WD. at Orange Coast College before
a standiDg room crowd of 8,000. Newport !lad gone into
the game wtth a 3-1 record with hopes of upsetting the
undefeated Barons, a feat which would have given the
SaUors the Sunset crown.
Tbe Fountai.D Valle)' ottense was not the whole story,
howenr; the Baron defense came alive aDd si'Kit down
the Sailor attack, allowing them to penetrate to the FV
32 only onefi 1n the 4 quarters of play. Tbe nrst quarter
was scoreless Wt Fou.otaln Valley would oot let Jt last as
Gittens Scored twice 1n the 200 periOd to give the Barons
a 12-0 halft1me advantage. Gittens first went over from
the 1, eDdt.ag a 32 yard drive to make It 6-0 after the
missed connrsion. It appeared that would be the score
at the hall but Fountain Valley bad other plans as they
moved quickly ~wn the field from their own territory,
to score on a 31 yard pass from Doug ThOmpsoo to Gittens
In the closing seconds.
Founta!n Valley eneaded Its lead to 18-0 In the third
quarter when Tim Hen.lgman saw dayUght aod went ln
from 7 yards out to complete the seorfne for the Barons.
Newport Harbor got on the board 1n a 4th quarter comeback
etfort when Chris Corum took a punt and raced 81 yards
for a touchdown with 10:13 to go.
Thl.ngs could han been worse for Bill Pluica's SaUots
-lllwi~Jt aot ........ ,.,. ~Glt&eu flMabl·-ea. N~• 1 tn
the first haU, and a Gittens 68 seorlng yard run thllt was
nulltned by a penalty to the 2bd half •
Both teams opened up passing and contiooed throughout
the n.lght, with Craig Lyons completing 7 out of 19 for
80 yards, while Tbompson completed 7 of 13 for 128
yards. Both QBs had 2 lnterceptJons. Gittens was the
leading rusher for Fountain Valley getting 119 )"'Uds on
the grouod whUe Lyons tallled 45 yards for the Sailors.
• CORONA DEL MAR
Arata Hamawai.i raced lor 2 touchdowns, while quarter -
back Kurt Brockman riddled Unhersfty's secolldary with
ptnpotnt pas.rtng, as Corona del Mar routed the TroJans
34-11 at Irvine Oield Friday night . This victory puts
-the Sea Kings in a 3 way Ue lor 2od place In the South
Coast League, aloag with Mission Viejo and El Toro,
all possessing 4-2 records.
Corona scored Its rtrst tou chdown when the score was
3-0 on a Ulliverslty field goal. Brockman found wide
receiver Clark Hayes on a 58 yard scorlflC strike 1n the
first quarter to put th~ Sea Kings up 7-3 after Brockman's
PAT. Their 2Dd touchdown of the quarter saw Hamawaki
cap a 74 yard drive with a 9 yard run to put Corona
del Mar up b/11.
Not only was the offuse scorin&:, rut linebacker Mark
Baker got ill the actioo in the sec:ond quarter when he
picked oft a pass thrown by John Outs, standlflC deep
Ill 1110 lrd Qllirtor. It wu Hamaflld lllrtaaar f9 o1
bla total t1 yam t>r a fib s.a KID( -UI!Yanlty Jumped rlcbl boek to oeon -tbetr ODIJ TD ot lbo......,
Willi GU ZaldiYOr'S 10 yard tooebdoWD NO, loUowtd bJ
a Oavlt to JobD Rodctrl pa.u l:)r tbe ! potllt eoottniOL
Marty GreeD tlzlllbed off tbe scortnc tor both tearu
as h• billed the last 2 )"l.fds of a 73 yard drtn, makiiiC
U S4-ll. , .
Broetma.a COODeeted oa 8 of 14 attempts, moat of tbem
to Hayu, for 191 yarda. Duls weat 7 for 20 for 74 yards
but tbrew 3 toterceptt.ou.
'Cof'ODI del Mar plays Costa Mesa this Friday nl(ht
at Ora.nge Coast Collece In a must wiD situation for the
Sea Ktncs ln their ClF hopes.
'COSTA MESA
Mike Telects scored 3 touchdowns whUe ~arterback
Jerry Crlbbl added 2 more scores as Costa Mesa eJPloded
ln a surprise upset over Lagum Beach 34~11 iDSoutb
Coast Leacut play Friday nigbt at Newport Harbor High.
Costa Mesa had beeo plaiUed by mistakes and tumours
ln the past 4 games. OOt the offense put hJstory behind
them as It rolled to 311 total yards and only 2 turnovers.
The Mustaues jumped out on top of Laruna alter Cribbs
had fouod dayUght on scorlng runs of 1 and 2 yards In
the first ba1f to rive Costa Mesa a 14-10 advantage. The
Artists temporarily enjoyed a 10-7 lead in pte first halt
on a 5 yard run by QB Bill Gompl and a 34 yard field
goal by Leslie Weldon. 1
On the opentng play of the 2nd halt, Teregis raced 69
yards lor a TO, rna~ U 21-10. Teregis scored again
in the 4th quarter, golDC: over from 6 yards out, ending
a 60 yard drive. Finally, it was Teregis tor the 3rd
time runntne 48 yards lor the last Mustang score, ending
4 ~tames of Musta.ne offensive frustration.
Laguna may have caught the turnover disease from
Costa Mesa as the Artists pve the ball away 5 times,
4 of those on interceptions. Cribbs only passed 7 Urnes,
compleUng 2 of them, wblle Gompf went 4 lor 12. Costa
Mesa eompUed 308 yards In total offense compared to
225 for Laguna.
OUDORIDGE ON THE L()Q)E --Orange Coast College
freshman halfback Dan Duddrldge picks up a big chunk
of real estate in Saturday's 33-7 win over Santa Ana.
Dan. whO preppert at Costa Mesa high, rushed for 65
yards 1n 8 carries. His longest run was a 23 yu'der.
Guard Brian Brown, No. 62, throw1 a block for Ouddrldge.
Bucs aim for 2 in a row
Coach Dick Tucker 's
Pirates wUI be gunning for
its second win in a row thls
Saturday night when the
Pirates tangle with tt.e Cer-
ritos College Falcons
at Cerritos Stadium at 7:30.
OCC takes a 3-4-1 record
Into Saturday's clash. The
Sues are 1-2-1 in South
CoaSt Conference play. Cer-
ritos Is 2-6-0 on the year
aod 1-3-0 In conference
action.
Orange Coast enters t~e
contest fresh from a b~
33 -7 win ov~r Sa nta Ana,
snappJcg a S~game wtnless
streak.
Freshman quarterback
Gary Gulsness leads the OCC
attack. He ranks 2nd in the
conference in total offense .
and 3rd in passing. He's
completed 84 of 166
aerials lor 994 yards and
3 touchdowns, plus 225 ad-
dJtlbnal yards rusblng for
1,219 yards In total ofiense.
Jr. All-America action He has rtoe receivers In
nankers MattBragaand Glen
Laster, and tight end Larry
Hall. Hall !las caught 18
passes tor 234 yards, while
Braga t\as snagged 15 tor
210 yards, and Laster nas
grabbed 13 tor 237.
Here are results of last
Saturday's games lntlle local
Junior All -} merica football
leagues: • •
N.B. CHIEFS 12
SO. H. B. RAMS 0
• •
The Chiefs easlly haodlid
the Rams as Tim Cole be-
gan th!Dgs Lnthe first quarter
with a 70 yard run. The Chltf
defense was tough and held
the H.B. team scoraless.
In the fourth quarter Clint
Moocata scored an l.naurance
touchdown on a 20 yard
sweep. Jim Plot, Paul Pit~
chess. Matt PaUerson. Ke-
Yln Ptter100. and Duid
Brunn played execepttooally
well for Newport.
Tbe Cbttfs are oot ellglble
for the playoffs because ol
tbelr youqg acea. ~t w111
play ooe more rame Del!
week. • •
H. B. CHEYEHNJ:S IS
HO. H. B. MARINERS 0
•
Tile ChtY-.,.ept IDio
tbe J.A,A.F. playoffs with a
coDYlDcLac win onr tbt
llarlaon. Ill tile ll.rat
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puat, Bob Painter aDd Pat
Artukovich helping out with
one tumble recovery each,
Johnson tntercept1n( a Mar-
iner pass and Greg Koivisto
making som~ timely de-
fenst,.e tackles. The Chey~
enne otfeose also ran well
with help from Robert Far-
mer, Doug Llghbody, Matt
Mc Pherson and David Sch-
niepp. • •
N.B. CORONAJ 0
PLACENTIA-YORBA
LINDA MARLINS 38
•
The Marlln.s stayed Wl-
defeated as they beat tile
CoroD.U. Coach Davy &tates
tbat tht Mar liDs were an ez-
ceptlooaJly tough team. He
was nry proud of the Co-
rooas, wbo played hard and
showed a lot of apirlt and
prtde as tb•J DeYer pve up. • • •
N.B. COUGARS 20
ffiY!NE TROlANS 12
The Trojlu took Ill early
lead tn their pme aplDit
tbe Couprs. MIN Terry's
touchdoQ pa.ur.ceptJoa.put
the Coaprs back 1D tbe
pme. Tury•s SS yard ran
Ht up IDOUltrColprtoaeb~
clowo,-Jffll B"""'laklll(
It ID from lbo 15 yard U.. •
Mark Otta's CMNnloa pat
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2 Trojan scoring drives.
The Cougars were belped
ln their Yictory by Kelly
Pyle, Tony Nese, Raody
Se011es and C!:lrls Orr. The
Cougars are tied for second
place to their leacue and
looking forward to tbe play-
offs. • • •
N.B. CORSAIRS 1
WEST G.G. KNIGHTS 0
The Corsairs won an ex-
cittoc, hard played game
against the Knights ln over-
time. Coach Brown empba-
siud tbat u was a creat
team eflort. Both tbe or-
feue and defeD.H played
nry well. The Corsair team
reconnd a couple of
tumbles aDd bad 3 lDtercep-
Uoos of KDlcht paues, with
Steff Pelleter cettlnc 2 of
them.
Tbe Corsairs play DID
Saturday ud wUl kDow after
tbiJ: came Wb«btr they •oter
tbt playoffs or not. • • •
N. B. COIUlANDOS I
WESTIIIIOSTER CHEETAS 0
Tbtl Comma.Diioa WOD tbt
pmt oa a t:trttU trom tbl c-a. woo~a~-r did
DOt ••• toaaCb en•• to tltld ,at.am ' . • •
OCC has senral nne run-
ning backs, tncludlDi sopbo~
mores Faye Weathers aod
Dennis Boswetl. Weathers
has picked up 273 yards on
71 carries and Boswell has
207 on 39 attempts.
Dan Duddrldge, a s.n,
170-POOnd freshman from
Costa Mesa High, hu beeo
Impressive In receat p..nas.
Though used sparLDciY, be
.has plcked up 250 yards on
'48 carries. Ttlat's 5.2 yards
per crack.
Gulsn.ss scored z touch.
dowos and threw tor aootller
latl Sablrday DlChl aplalt
Santa ADI..HecompletedDIDt
of 1Z pasqs lor 154 yards.
He u., rushed for 78 ytr<ta
on 14 carries.
Bonell put OCC OD. the
seonboard nrst, capptac a u .,.rd ddwe wtth a Ol.tt).
zo~rard toacbdowa 1D tbl
first period.
CulpesJ drovi tbt Buea
11 fl.l'dl tor a .cor. tub'
lotiiOiad-.Ho--aect.cl wttb Hall oa a IQ ..
Jlrd bomb tor U.. tcacb-
don. Go-eolmllllod are •
yard dtl .. lalt lall>oporiocl, -rtac ~ro.. lbt 5 yaftl-u.. oo a ._..,, IMJIOCC
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on home buyin&
Buying~ home is" moajor invc:51mcnt. :&nd CENTURY 21
would like to help m.ake this impon:1nt nep as meaningful ai pos-
sible. That's why we've publishe-d the CENTURY 21
Home Buyer's Kit. Jl"s p.1Cked with uJeful infonnation,
includmg 21 w:1ys to purchJJC a home.
Drop by a pmicip.1ting CENTURY 21 broker
for your copy. We 're 1hr neighborhood professionals.
A.nd we've got the book to prove it. Get yo~r copy now! --LIDO ISLE VILLA
$294,000
LUztlfY aOOUods in this elegant FRENCH NORMANDY estate home
situated on a pool stud lot. Four bedrooms, formal dining room, with
prden llew area. Spacious master suue wtth expansive deck. Gourmet
country kitchen. Soarlqg cathedral eeUI.ngs, two woodblrnlog fire-
places, Intercom, wet tar, IDd lumrlous wall-to-wall plush carpeting
are but a few of the features 1n tbls elegantly appoloted home. For
more tnrormatlon or an ippolntment for vtewlng, call the real estate
professionals at Ceob.lry 21 Westcllff Realty Company.
645-7221 ..
WESTCLIFF REALTY CO.
1733 WESTCLIFF DR.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 92660
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,Cido Jsle
Newly remodeled, 4 bedrooms, den. 4 baths,
Uvtng room with cathedral cellings. Large master
bedroom suite. $224,950.
Peninsula
Four bedroom, two bath home . All amenities,
lovely area. $189,500
PRE,STIGE WA TERFBONI'
HOMES FROM $900,000
BILL GRuNbY, Realfo"f
lsland•r Bldg. at Lindo Isle
341 BAYSIDE DR. SUITE 1. ttB. 67!>-6161
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t:..ch off'~tt • indeprndmdy owDCd and.....-
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MLS SALES REPORT .. '
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled more
than $468 million during the first 10
months of 1977. TffiS IS A 24-1/2%
INCREASE OVER THE SAME PER-
IOD OF 1976. 9,495 new listings were
processed, of which 45% WERE SO~.
73% of the sales were cooperative.
List your property with a Realtor.
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(B
'REALTOR'
, More Than Ever,
is the lime to sell your holisel
LIST WITH . YOUR
M LS REAL TOR
Newport ,HarbO~CO,~ M~sa
·BOARD OF REAL TORS
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Harbor View· Homes·
OWIERS BOUGHT AIOTH£1
'I•ItiOII I bedroom bome OD Ofln!Md lot witb
. M' pool aad ...-rate jacaut. Mew carp«; mtr-
IOnd fti'Clrot.; foaata1al pJu r-.ay otber calfom
..... ,... Flexlblt ftDuc&ll. $1•9,500. Bob lAM,
W.-1100.
CARMEL
ldMl loeatloll Dear park aad clubboUM. ODe story, a btdroom wUb formal ci1D1Dc. ftrtplact aad family
room. Loti of nhae for ODIJ $119,000, fM luld.
Joyce EdJaDd. &a-82S5.
HIDE AWAY
For OM, Mom or t1al k1da 1D th1a SEPARATE
bo.. room wUb 1oft bedroom aad bath. Portoft.lo
plaD wUb 4 bedrooiU &Dd puelltd famUJ room.
CbumlJI& eatl')' wttb ItallaD We &Dd fountain $167,-
000. Ronmary Sltb, ~-6200. ------------•·------------
901 DOVfR DR., 6o.l2l5 I 1644 SAM MIGUEL. """'200
4545 CAMPUS DR., 7Do1414
. ~ BY OWNER $169,500 BY OWNER .
: LUXURIOUS TOWNHOUSE • • • baleoD1es •••
larce toelosed peUo, rreat for outdoor UYlng •••
Z bedrooms, tbe larce master features geaerous
slttiDc room • • • ftreplace • • • wetbar • • • carpet
• • • formal 4lD1DC room.
• TeiiiWI courts, ja.euut IJid pool clost by. Move
: : rtcbt lD to cbarm wtth security. Belt buy with riew
: 1D tb11 presticiOUa area. . : OPEN SAT./SUN. - 1 to ,5
: 42 CANYON ISLAND DRIVE (Orr Ford Rd.) . ···············~R CALL 6-44-0Ct3 ••···········••
Lido Isle
AD aeeatiYt bome for tbe diJicrlmlllaUDc barer
tbat ndiatu TLC aDd tbe coDYMltDCe of t:amlly
UYiJic. Tbt muter salte beiDc aeparate from the
other tbrM bedrooms proTide~ a toacb of prtncy.
A spactou famUy room, bar aDd formal dlDl.Dc,
wbic:h opeo oato two seplftte patios, are 1deal for
eatertaJD1Dc. $S'75,000.
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CALL 673-7040
n I CA.I80 UOitBS lt8SID.NT SPBOAUSTS
f'EPf'ESENTING SELECTI!D CLIENTS 1N-
f'I!AL I!STATI! COUNSELING
AND INVI!STIIIt.NTS
• ~ ~n fiR LL I ,. ~·':L. ~-..,..._... -.
**************' '. ·. R'achelle Robers, Rulior
3333 E. Coast Hishway
Corona del Mar 675·2373
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Harbor View Homes
Tbnt bedrooms PLUS b.mUJ room. Close to
park &Dd pool.
Now $141,000 ••••• SUPER R 2 LOT ... plus
BUILDERS TAKE NOTE! Here 11 a Cute Cottage
to Corona del Mar OD ooe of tbose cbotce R-Z lots.
<!!~arm of ~efu ~nglnnd
~n <tloronn del ~nr ~uplrx
Newly remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Lovely
master suite with sunken tub IJid atrium.
PLUS ·· PLUS ···
New 3 bedroom reatal.
Botb uDits have fireplaces.
715 Narcissus, Corona del Mar
·-. $225,000
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. . * 675-5ftl * •· • I 3637 E. C..t Nwy
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More for your $
JUST REDUCED!
BeautifUl Turtle rock Broadmoor bome with 4 bed-
rooms, famUy room, 2-1/2 baths, pool, jacuzzi, 3
car Pl'll•·
You own tt.e land, too.
~
DOH Y . f"RAHKl.JH
I Rt:JU .. TOR ' 3~ Elll c.t ........,
C... ... llbr.C.iflnlil
Phou: 640-7000
-1 5 5 '••COZY COTTAGE· ..
A spleodld !-bedroom borne on corner lot
, with alley access. Hardwood noors and
3 ca.r cane• wJth room for camoer. "
tn.ner, etc. YOU'll LIKE ITt
$72,500
Roy McCardl e
Realtor 548-7729
RE LIABLE SEBVICE SINCE 1~43
1810 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA .................
SERVING
NEWPORT BEACH
SINCE'1!M50
759-0226 anytime
ACOBS REALTY
2919 Newport Blvd.
675·6610
I '1:
111111 ILIIIS GD . .
OVB~ 10 YBARS OP SBilVICB
Exciting Town house
OVERLOOKING POOL
Almost Like A Penthouse Hieb
Above Pool & Ramada With 2
Spacious Bedroom Suites, Huge
Family Room Easily Coovertible
To A Third Suite. 3 Baths. Large
Covered Balcony: Secluded Patio,
Highly Upgraded, Many Custom
Features. $157,500 Submit Offer.
REALTORS
Ill Dover. Drive, N.B. 631·1-
WOODED
Ouplez_ 80Uth of the HJcbway, Corooa del Mar.
Warm Z-bedroom, aDd 4• (could be 3 bedroom)
borne. Ideal for bome or lmestmeat •
PLUS Nearly oew 2 bedroom lDcoiY'e unit •
Lots of wood and glass ---beam cetllnc ---
sunoy prdeo paUo. Fireplace 1n eacb unit •
ALL FOR ONLY $175,500
Exciting View
Laguoa Beach --3 bedroom, f:amUy room home.
Large f•ced yard, touotains " poodl. Ocean new
from detached Yitwin& deck. REDUCED TO $112,500
MAURY STAUFFER--
SEA LION REAL TV
1213 H. COAST HWY ., LAGUHA
497-3388 ~2212
Sweet 'n Piney
Like a lf1cb Slerra Chalet. you wUl rt.od n.
rardeos, trees a.od eno ao· aroma ol tbe 1FOOl
tbis 4 bedroom borne. Some of our top people on
bere too. $151.500. Call &f0-6161.
Call 640-6161
Near Ocean!!
---)1st 4 doors from Ocean Blvd.. Corooa del
Mar. Elegant 3 bedrooms, Z baths, carpeting over
parquet noors lD UYl.nc room and d.ln1og room •
C athednl ceWngs ln tbese rooms. Marble counters
plus brass fixtures lD both baths. Bar patlo with
ps CODDeCtloos tor B.B.Q. Tbe home 1s oo1y 1-1/2
years old. Should sell quickly at $289,500.
YOU'LL LIIC E OUR ESP
.•. Ex,erleft ced Salea p.,..,.,..l
759-0811
we·ve Made a Change
formerly
BEACON ESCROW
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Ml DOVDDMY&.. lfllWIOaT•N"'I. IUift IM 'J).M14
MAUIIIM IIVIMS-M!W OWMII, MANAGII
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-·1111'1"1 -4 speed all syncro transmission. Push button
radio, Vinyl interior. Tlntedglassallaround.
Hatch back rear door. Adjustable heavy
duty suspension. Radla1 Ures1 Eleetrtc rear
wtnck>w defogger. Rear wlndbw washer and
wiper. Deluxe Lnterior trim. Rack and pinion
steer~ ar¥1 much more. 4 wheel driYe,
A67L013114 Stk. I 2113. Heater. Body side
moldlcg. Pin stripes.
SALE
PRICED IMMEDIATE:
DELIIVE'RV
·xww · lor Amencan Cars
·zx ·1or lmponed & Compacl Cars
Pr«ision •lignmenl by
~killt'd m«hn~e~ whQ woU
wt c.siA.!r. nmbf:r. •nd lhl'·•n to numulacturcr'o =1:!=-,} l p<:'t'ihcntiont.
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• COROMA DIL .... N
• COSTA MIU
• ISTAMCIA
• McNALLY
• MIWPOJtT HARIOII E
Reported by GLENN OIL BE RT
Newport-Mesa FederaUoo
of Teachers PresldeDt Paul
Jordan has challenged Supt.
Jolln Nicoll's reasoO& for
launching what Mr. Jordan
call s "a medl.a campalgD
against educators tn this
district.''
Supt. Nicoll anoounced last
month that, due to tu. re-
apportlonmelll, dec ltnlngeo-
rollment and general lnfia-
tloo, the services of 20 to
30 educators are In ques·
tlon.
Mr. Jordan questions the
superintendent's moUves
primarily because Dr. Nicoll
''ha s made no attempt at
dlrel t cornmuntcatton with
teachers on this subject"
and because "Dr. Nicoll still
. propotes cuts lll direct .tu-
deat service• ollly. U cut ..
backs tre oeeded." Mt.Jor-
dao conteods. "wbere are
the plans tor reduclnc the
services aOO staff most re-
mote from tbe studeBts?"
While Dr. Ntcoll btlltYel
tha t tbe proposed layotrsare
necessary rew.Us of reduced
funding. the NMFT I..Qststs
ttltt the layoff '•threats" are
designed to put loral educa-
tors on the de fensive during
their upcoming contract
nea:ottaUons,
"Obviously," stated Mr .
Jordan, ''be bopes that 88.Ch
ot us wUI be so busy check-
ing our seniority number
tll.al we won't have Ume or
energy to support sala ry de-
mands."
Effects or the current dis-
putes will be seen both in
teacher contracts and in
class sl%es for nett year. • • • 1 Gorona---del Mar htgh ~c OOol athletic director Roo
!Davis bas been elected
'president of the National
fou ncil of SecoOO.ary School
thleHc Directors . Takl~
tflce In the fall of 197 8,
Davis will, among other
thU>gs, head a committee of
regional presidents, on
whi ch he Served lor 3 years.
According to Mr. Davis, the
primary ~rpose of the
NASSAD Is to discuss com-
mon problems with athleUr
programs aod to '' nvlew
what state associations are
doing for athletic di-
rectors." ~:r. Davis will
take a posiUonaspastpresl-
dent on the council's nine-
man advisory committee ln
October of 1979. • • •
Members of the Corona
del Mar high schOol Key
Club visited Newport Har.
bor high school Nov. 3 and
4 to he lp Ha rbor students
get their own Kay Clu b oU
the ground.
COM Key Club President
John Savage stated that the
NHHS Key Club '·wUJ start
by assisting us wtt!l several
of our projects, to eapose
them to the general spectrum
of community service and 1
soctal involvement. Two Key
Clu bs In the same area
should provide for some
healthy compet1tlon, •·
The club's projects In-
clude the delivery of food
aDd clothing to a TIJuana
orphanage and Arizona In-
dian reservation aod week-
ly trips to Fairview for the
developmentally dtsabled.
The Corona del Mar htgh
school Key club has r.an-
called tts community lec ture
series, dUe to what project
cioairman Stev~~tn Vltskycalls
''total apathy on the part of
t he community."
Despite a publicity cam-
paign whJch reached' an estJ.
mated 7,0CJ community
members each week, Jess
tnan 20 clltzens attended any
or the club's 3 lectures tills
year. The lectures, Involving
local gove rnment, family
problems and consumer at-
fairs, were based on the
clu b's theme of the Import-
ance of the family. Steve
Vttsky believes that the ser-
Ies taUed because '·people
are afraid to admit tbat they
might have tamUy problems
that they don't know how to
deal with.''
IMI UTIIA C:MANI fDfl ,AtTOIIIY
Alii CNt TOft_,. liAR CAM
SESSION 'B' TENNIS
CLASS STILL OPEN c.l fw • f. .. ............ ,....,.. ..... "
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RegtstraUoo Is stUI open
for session '' 8' • tennis clas-
ses offere<l by the Newport
Beach parks, btacbes and
recreation department. The
classes. which begin on Nov.
14, are held twlee weekly
for 5 weeks, in morntnr
and afternoon sessions. at
Marlners par k on Mondays
and Wednesday,, Tbe tee
Is $20.
· Registration ls htld at lhe
parks. belchel aad rtcrea-
tlon otftce, City HaU, 3300
Newport Boultnrd, MOI'dl.)'
tbroucb Friday, 8 a.m. to
DOOO and I to 5 p.m.
NEWPORT HARBOR ENS!~
PUBUSHEDJIEEKLY·PG.I
THURSDAY, NOV. 10, i9n
'CORONA DEL liAR, CAUF.
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1\. t1 ~r>h
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279"
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11.-eo oeceoveo lutur" e~tl,.
low OI"CJrllon lor c111n. c!-
sovnd
• U l tr•l oneer ecoutll
IUS'PII'll•on 3 wJy spelker
s y s te m' le•tu r e •
!ong·e~cllrs•on 12 wool..-tor
••t•• Clflt!P l)iiU
• BIC oen di<Ye auto-milnual
turnta01e comp111e "''"" G•Jdo o .. mond carhd<,JI . one '"d
dust co.er
Mf<l. Ust
Sst7.70
Coeoyleh
Sp-REALTOR CHRm HOPPER
of Corona del Mar has been
Installed as president of the
CalUornla Wo.nen in Cham-
bers of Commerce, an 8,000
member state organlzatlon.
She is past president of
Soroptimists and of tbe Dol-
phins, the women's dlvlsioo
or the NeWpOrt Harbor Area
Chamber. She Is now a vice-
president of the Newport
Chamber and a board mem -
ber of Youth Employment
Service.
• YAMAHA RECEIVER S· • CLOSE OUTS •
CIVIC LEAGUE WILL
HEAR RON CORDOVA
State Assemblyman Ron
Cordova will talk abouttu:es
when he addresses a meet-
ing or the Nevt"port Woman's
Ctvk League Tuesday, Nov.
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HOW IN STOCK
CHICI: Atu.KTIC'S LOW ...CIS
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$9R1C PZOO Spe».ers (D) 3995 11.SI '"'I :l...,r -~s10, • 'l'l oo 5Ul
Mar anC \8 Recet·1et (l)) 69'J ()(l U!M
H1toteh1 3 h ~\:15sette d~k !Dl 449 9:1 23UI
f1slle1 3 hea:l camlte deck !Dl 1'9 'IS 111.
Altec lan'>~n).\9\-' 5 so',1s (0) 189 00 n•
Suocrscooe 12W Amo (D) 18991 n.•
BSR (quall/ef (D) I 'l'l '15 7U:5
101o-"" y, ...... UMITID qtiAHTfTIIS
15, in the mu lti·purpose t---------------L--------------1 room of Mariners library,
200':) Dover Dr. ALL BLA NK TAPES -AT COST OR BELOW
Co ffee at 9:30 will be fol-
lowed by the meettn& at 10 .•.
Th(: public is invited.
Carroll Belilk Is program
chair man. aoo Margot Skill-
Ing is prestdent or the Civic
League.
CITY'S OBLIGATION
Ono way or another, !be businessmen of Central Newport have got lo got a mess-
age throogb to City Hall: !be illegal par~ problem on our commercial park-
Ing lots Is a serious problem, and the city has an obUgo.tlon to do something about it.
Now, we !mow !bat tho new pollee chief's hands are tied. Tho city manager
and tbo former pollee chief established this new policy of Ignoring !be problem.
Tbe city rnanaror or the City CouncU are the only ones who can chalrge this ri-
diculous policy.
Here are City Hall's arcumems, aud our allft'ers to tbose argumeats:
• ("Thoro aren't tnoucb pollee par~ control otrlcers lo servo all of the com-
mercial lots.") Any ortra mater maid or pollee cadet hired and assigned this
boat will more than pay his or her salary wltb lho mmhor of tickets written.
Besides, we are where the action ts anyway, and there are already a number of
par~ conlrol officers assigned here. All !bey would bave lo do Is stop for a
couple of minutes at the commercial lots as they go by, and write some tlckols,
The city Is sure to got Its money on tho tickets because, beglrmlng tho first of the
year. a new state law 11'111 list the computortzed lotals of tickets owed by each
motorist when he roes 1o nnew his car roglstratlon. He can't rooow without pay·
log his outstandiD( Uckols. ' .
• ("U we ticket cars on a few Central Newport lots, we'll have lo do the same
all over town.") Horstfeatbers. Ours Is the only part of town !bat bas a severe
problem witb btachlloefl and restaurant Ylsltors parting on our retall commer-
cial lots. Old businesses Ln this area take advantage of the "grandfather clause"
In the parkllll law to avoid providing otf.stroot parking for employees and cust-
omers. Just a few of us bave 1o bear the brunt of tho Ulegal parkers. Fashion
Island and the other newer areas bave plenty or par~. Central Newport doesn't,
and It Is certainly not the fault of those of us Wbo DO provide parting. It Is tho
fault of City Hall, which bas allowed this moss to develop. Io tact, they've eo-
couraced It, by allowq more and more restaurants, and by lhelr ridiculous "blue
meter" proeram.
• ("Just call one of our 21owlng companies, and they wlll haul away your Ulegally-
parted cars.") We'n tried that, and It simply doesn't work. On weekends and
sunny summer days, when we really need them, these tow companies don"t get here
for a bell of a Io1111 time.
Besides, I can't find an Insurance company !bat wllllnsure me against poss-
Ible damage to cars lowed away. And you and I both !mow that, If we go lo court
against those yahoos, thO)' will bring along 5 witnesses to say they visited the busi-
ness where they parked, and .,.ro entitled lo part where they did.
U City Hail thinks wo are going to accept their lame excuses, they've got another
think ·COmiD(. We bus!Dessmen In Central Newport provided the original commer-
cial tal ""-1o help !hie town ret started. The beaches, which cause tho high
property values all over town, bring tho molorlsts !bat lllegaiiy till OUR lots.
Those of us who try to be rood commercial ctu .. ns and provide of!steet parking
are the victims, The rn.ndtatber clause lets others get away with murder. We
got THEIR customers, plus the beac~~&oers, on our lots. Wben a piece of property
changes bands, tho rraodfatber clause should be voided • the now owoer should
bave to briD( his parktnr up 1o current standards. otherwise, !hie problem can
ro on forever.
Nobody In !hie city has been blfior friends of !be pollee than we and our neigh-
bors. We've been lryq to Improve the lot of the policeman In !hie town for many
years, and the oldtlmero !moW 11. And, we ar•'t about to change. Our argument
Ia not with the pollee deparimllll, It Is with !be City Hall crowd which ctves them
thtlr orders. One way or IUIO!ber, we're going to get our message across. Some-
bow, whttber It's done admllllltrallvely, by petition, by election, or In tbt courts,
WI are colD( to cot the simple protection of the law !bat ... !moW wo deserve.
You art not colD( to cau11 us to go away by Ignoring us. WE wUI s!IU be here.
It Ia You who may end up colD( away.
AI Fol'ilt
We've beell here a 10111 lime at the bardware store, and made lots of friends.
Oae -t. our lUll IIDt of ~ty plum bloc supplies. We'll ad'fllt you on how
fla !lab aDd '
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most promtoe~ bome-
butlders.
• • Wlthln this structure, I
have tbe delepted reapoD-
stblUty for tbe compuy•a
day -to-day corporate-lt Ytl
operatJons lDd deellloo
mUtnr. ID my Ylew, r bne
a reasonably tree bUd. Tbat
t do Is a matter of pract-
ical necessity. It ta dictated
by the dYD&.mtca of
l.a.od maoacmeDt lDd de-
velopment In this booming
economic recloo.
"The board also bas a
loog-~e-corporate plan-
nine committee. It has 4
members. One ts acrtcul-
tore lodustrtaltst Howard
Marguelas, wbo successfully
operates out ottheCoacbella
Valley. Aoother member Is
one of the most lDdomttable
and accompU.sbed women I
have ever met. She Deeds
DO lntroductlon bere, lDd
very little lntroducttoo any-
where else. I am reterr log,
of coarse, to Joan Inlne
Smith. Don Bren and I
(ConUooed o~A Page 4)
Women$ week atOCC
"Even before the tlnalac-
qulsltlon papers hac1 been
signed, we were negotlaUnc
Tilth the Prudeotlal Llfe In-
surance Company fora long-
term $100 mllllon toea. Ob-
viously, Its principal pur-
pou was to IMlp pay off
tbe short term bank ttnanc-
ing.
''This massive riDanctng
Clocks by:
• Herschede
• Chelsea
• Gazo
• Trend
• Colonial
"SAL ES AND SF.RVI CE
OP FINE CLO CK S
AND BAROMETERS.
ANTIQUE
RESTORATIONS."
HOURS:
SATURDAYS 10-5
OTHERWISE
BY APPOINTMENT.
-..c~ 260 DESIGN PLAZA
JrEWPORT 0 CENTER
NEWPORT BEACH .CA 92660
17141 644-870~.
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occ•s 4th annual ··wo-
men's week" will run Nov.
14-19 on the OCC can.pui.
Free lectures, worksbops,
films and semlnars will be
featured, and the publlc Is
lnvlted to visit the campus
durlng the week. AU sessions
are open to both men and
women.
The week's theme Ls
'• celebrate yourself
martnlg women's contribu-
tions." The more than Z5
lectu res and workshops will
examine what women have
contributed to our society ln
the past, what they are con-
tributing today, and what can
be expected tn the future.
Featured speakers for the
week Include comedienne Ivy
BottlJll, author Ed Hallberg
and author-sculptor Kate
MWett.
Workshop topics Cor the
"'"k Lnelude •' rn1dd..le u-
seoce --ltle betwteD 40
and 60," '•on crea~ a
solid self-image," ••wo-
maf1)0wer --your power,"
'·assertion tratnt.nc for wo-
men," ··female sexuality,"
'·emotional well-being ln the
mid-lUe passage," and" self
defense for women."
''Tell me where It hurts,"
a tU m starring J ean Staple-
ton, will be presented Mon-
day, Nov. 14, at 1 p.m.
In the women'icenter. "Wo-
men against Ytolence against
women," produced by Lulie
Labowltz.-Starus, wtU bt of-
fered on Tl'llrsday, Nov. 17,
at 4 p.m. to FIJle Arts Hall
119. Admission Is free.
Jean-Louts S.rtuceLil's
'•Ramparts of clay" will be
prese~ed Friday noon. Nov.
P U B LIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
10-31 -77
To Whom It May Concern:
Sub)eet to Issuance of the
Ucense appUed for, ootlce
ts hereby gtven that the
tmderslgned pr~ses to sell
alcobollr beverages at the
premises, dt>scrlbed as fol -
lows:
810 East Balboa Blvd.
Newport Beach, Caltlorn1a.
PuriUlllt to such Intention,
tbe tmderslgned Is l1JPIYlnr
to tbe Department of Alco-
boUc BeYerap Cootrol for
ltPUCe ollnalcobollc beY-
erare Uceoae (or Ucenses)
tor UleM pr-emises as fol-
lowa: ·•ct" Oa Sale Beer
" WIDe (Boaa Fide Public Euti.ac Place).
SEA VrEW RESTAURANTS
INC. '
Pabliah: "HoY. 10, 1977, In
tbe Hewporl Rubor Ensl.p.
o.tJ •·• .._ ta.oo For ·w• Alld ••••Add ta~ au. o.r ..., rn. ta.•r Tool eo.
u • .... Yon ... Dill C. LoilleiU Cal& IOIU
18, to the women'~> center.
•·Wives," directed by .Anja
Breten. wUl be offered Fri-
day, Nov. 18, at 7:15 p.m.
In the OCC Forum. Admis-
sion Is $1.
'STREETCAR' PLAY AT
OCC NOV. 16 TO 19TH
Tennessee Wllltams' "A
streetcar oamed deshe"
wtU be presented by Orance
Coast Colleces's theatrede-
partment at 8 p.m. Nov. 16-
19 In the dnma lab theater.
Admission Is free.
Tbe production Is under
the. direction of OCC drama
Instructor Thomas Bradac.
The show stars Richard
F ehrlng of Costa Mesa as
Stanley Kowalski, Beth
H anseo of Huntloeton Beach
as his wtfe Stella, and
Pamela Franklin of Costa
Mesa as Blancbe DuBol.s.
Ot.bers lD t be p.rodactton Ln-
clade ~Sill Wood, Fraoces
Hubbell, John Beksa, Ben
Miles. Steve Rocco, Sandy
Massad. Nick Furtlcella,
lbrk Wbttehead, Cynthla
Reyoolds and Brad Conway.
GERALD CARLA T ON
BOYLE CORP . STAFF
Gerald E. Carlat has
joined the staff or Boyle
ED(Ineerl.ng Corporation as
prlnclpal engineer and wUI
be assigned to the Orange
County otnce, 1t was an-
nounced to Nt>wport Beach
by Conrad Hobener, re-
gional v1ce president and
managtnc e~lneer.
A registered protesslooal
enc loeer 1o e lenn states,
Mr. Carlat wtll oversee
Boyle's subdivision actin-
ties. His experience Includes
manarement assignments
wtth land denlopment aDd
home buUdl.ng firms such as
the Larwlo Co;npany and the
Wtutam Lyon Development
Company.
ESTATE PL ANNING
SEMINAR NOV. 19TH
An ail-day seminar on In-
vestment ma..oapment a.od
estate plaDI'lln! geared prto-
clpally tor tbe single woman
hu be@o slated for ~atur
day, Nov. 19, at tbe Del
Webb Newporter IDD from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
There will be speecbes
and panels spearheaded by
woman neeuUYes and pro-
feaslooats wbo ate actttelJ
enractd ln lnfesttnc,IIDaoce
and estate plalmtnc tn ont
form or another.
Cost or tbe seminar Is
$30, lneludtnc luoch.
EMBLEM CLUB WILL
HOLD BBQ NOV. 13
Tbe second quarterly
mteti.al ol tbt C alllornJ.a
·State Asaxt.atloll of Emblem
Clubl Ud Nenda-Ha'ftll
elubl was held In FrtAO
at tbt Fr.ao Hilton Hotel
NoY. 4-5.
Rtpr...mtac Newpon
Rubor Emblem Cltb wu
pHiddeat Do.rotbta Sars • no.. ut.dl.IIC wttll ber ••n MIMI, YlrJU Balta.
lm•noa Wtlllt.Ml. Gtofl't
Cortart. £11tM ~ JtkMrd Mama tat lbttb
Moon.
A lluteciM YW a,. Mld
... ....,, ""· u, It 1
.... It DwotMa Seno'l .... -.-...., ...
.... ., call.lllllllln. ..... .... ...,.
"REO SALTER AN D CL AitfNCE TURN fit JR. WEHOY SAL TEIII
CANNY WAY TO CLEAN UP
Can the Turner Clan tum
a can collection project Into
a candidate Cor the best
"candescent .. celebration of
the year? The answer Is
candidly, ··Yes .' •
Harbor Day School, where
the young Turners, Irene an&
Clarence Jr., attend, uked
students to save aluminum
cans, and a competition be-
tween classes for the most
was on. Their plea for help
to grandparents, Ea rl and
Irene HardagP. of Lido Isle,
and their uncle and aunt
Fred and Wendy Salter of
Harbor View Hills, resulted
1n over 1,000 cans at the end
of sum mer. In appreciation,
their parents, the Clarencf'
Tu rners, held a party to pay
homage to such benefactors.
All guests had to brine a
sack of 20 cans a piece for
admission. Tables were
spread with aluminu m foU
and centerpieces of '• canna
llllles" and cans. Canapes,
candy, cantaloupes and T.V.
trays contained the repast.
The ba rtender, Turner
Sr., was a bit cantankerous
as he was dressed a Ia the
tin wOOdman of Oz and
r llnked a bit In the joints.
Guests expected an enter-
tainment of can-can, but to-
stead were treated to a rous.
lng game of canasta or lls-
teniQi to a cantata.
The Hardage guest of
honor was attired ln re-
cycled gunny sarks, and the
salter guest of honor wore a
vtntage suit circa 1900 with
a splendid array of recycled
jewelry and watches pinned
to the llnlllf of his coat.
Clarenct> Jr. greeted peo-
ple at the door and counted
their cans. Appropriately
enough, we wore what ap-
peared to be 3.11 enlarged
Pepsi can, aod Irene wor~
a glant 7 -Up can wi th a
filp -top hat.
Other guests included
Messrs and Mesdamt>s Vin-
cent Jorgensen, De rek Nlblo,
Eugene Ross, Mtrhael
Harrison, and Thomas Stad-
ltnger. Next year lithe can
collection warrants, the
the Turners say It will take
plar t> at Canterbu r}', Can-
ton or the local Cannery.
EAitL & lltEHf HAR DAGE WITH CL AIIIAN CE TU RN ER J R.
RJetry z"n crystal. ..
DI .. ARTMINT STORI
+
cristal d~~ues
lry J G 011ra nd
You c an afford I.e c-Ph•brate f'Vf'nt.hlnll wtt.h C'rl~tal d' ~rqu e~.
• lne f"rt-n C'h crystal. AUordablv prlct-d.
Genuin e lud crystal ( 24<Jt) with c-lartt_y and wf'l&ht that malles true quality.
P o•padour Illustrated: Stu1wan•, $4. 1'u~n bl•rs . old fashion t-d s t&f'8, 13. 2~.
Al so avatlablf', Rambou lll•t paU•m. aa1ne prlc-~. and AN'oro<' touctu•ned
ctasswarf' tumblt>ra ac 7 )C'.
1116 NIWPOit ILVD., COSTA MUA
MOUIS: ..... 6 .. DA&'f, C1C Ill .._.,
MAIOI~u.&
--... -. .. II •• t a. •rt'cia
, FltoM "THE J&WBII HOPI"
'wt.Ue I Wu witne.inJ to a tar8e $l'Oup of J4twt at a tummer re.ort and dittribuhos New
Tllllammtl among thoee who would promite
them, a big young Jew walked up to
aaid, ''I thould think you would k.no¥'
tho come here and give out thie book
you knew we were Jewe. If you were a
m.n , I would pick you up bodily and throw
you over the fence!" I amiled, made a cuual
nd went right on about Our Father's
~.. without another wo~d fro~ the woul~-
·-ntunidator. How true as God 1 Word an
"No weapon that ia formed against
all prOAr;r ... Thia ia tbe heritage of
~tenant. o the Lord ... " (laa. 54:17).
Tl\. poor loll soul did nol know that because
they were Jewa and needed the Book. the·Biood
a..a. the Bleued Hope, nothing wu going to
, •. · ate us from giving them the GOSPEL.
• 'r1. . · good Book state~: "The (ear of man
., a an are; but whoso putteth hi a trust
Lord aball be safe" ( Prov. 29:25). -' l:cmg ago I found that what keep! the Je~s
accept ing Chrit.t at. Lord and Saviour, lA
;.: ' dation and fear of other Jewt.. Again
again, while witneuing to AOme J~w who
ed intereat while I wat. presentmg the
~ of Christ, another Jew has come along
ried to intimidate the interested Jew. At
adch time, I tell the intimidator to leave the
oi.er alone, that he came into this world alone
.-.d will have to go out alone. Let him make htl own deciaion u to where he will spend
' ¥'nity, in Heaven or Hell. Very often this
~ The uninterested party walks away,
JI"'"icling an opportunity to present the Gospel
tO the interested penon. How !limilar to our
IArd'a day, when He rebuked the scribes and
... ri..ee., aaying: "Woe lfhto you, lawyers!
fOr ye have taken away the key of knowledge :
,... entered not in younelvea, and them that
iilre entering in ye hindered" (Luke 11 :52).
:1. witneuing to a fine open-minded Jewish
~ man, I !ICI before him God'! plan and
~rpo!IC for time and eternity. He listened with
u6divided attention until a young Jew came
As the young man approached us, the
man .stated that this was a rabbinical
Ah er int roductions were made, he
to repeat all I had told him. "Be-
aaid, "I can 't repeat all the th in~s
" I began to give this youn~
meuage of Salvati on ar1d His
pl.n and purpose. We had just started when
nts came along and tried to di!l!luade
J aoon as they realiud that he was being
~ to.
they tried to infer things which. w~re
-not aaid, the young man became very md•g-
nant. Addressing his father, he Yid : "Now
don't put wo rds in her mouth which she dirl
or go awa)'• that he was interested! The
'!£:y," Then he told his parents either tu
left and we had opportunity to fini sh
b4r di&euuion. Both the siUdent and busineM
ftU.n accepted the Scriptures and gave me their
namea and addre!l!letl for foll ow-up work. The
Lord has promised ~le "'·ill bleM His Word.
A group of Jews were silling around a tablt' ~conversation as I came along, made t~e
llial contact and was a1ked to have a cha1r .
l 'never waste time in idle conversation, J!.O I
got ri ght down to wi tnessing. As usual, mo~<t
were un interested. One Jew was, however.
pd lto11k advsntap:e of it . But with the others
... ~to set at naught what I said. it was dif·
..... lrt'"lo get tht' message uver. Again and
.Win, the inlereste~l Jew asked the others to
~uiet and listen. He said it was interesting
' \'rtd he was intcrt'slerl. but they paid li!tle ur
no attention.
1 aslr.e<l the Jew whu was inter~ted to !!le p
so I could tal k "''ith him ina!lmuch as the
were not interested. We walked away
where I tried to clinch the matter.
gotten all the facts over IQ this point.
.stepped aside, I opened the Bible to
Psalm 116:1.1 and read while he looked on :
"I will take the cup of salution, and call upo n
the pame of the Lord," I explained that since
..
means Jesu!l. (Matt. I :211 it can bt-
. · correctly. " ... I will take the cup of
Mid call upon the name of the Lo rd ."
cry1tal clear that the Holy Spirit took
GOd's Word and applied it then and there, fo r
his face beamed 8!1 the light broke through.
~ also accepted the Scriptures and said he
Wb ·goi ng to look into the~oe matters in detail.
·. en trance of thy word11 giveth light : it
under!!.landing unto the simple" f Plla.
30 J, and In the humble or lowly (I PetN
5:6 ). And 110 I pre&ent to the Jews. the Boo k.
the Lord'1 revelatiriD uf Himself to humanity;
tlw: Blood, the tme and only way of Salvation
ajert from whi ch there ia no Salvation, and
tit; Bleued Hope of the Lo rd't~ coming again
~ather all the redeemed of all ages unto flttftaelf (Jude 14-25 : Malachi 4).
The Bible Contains:
Bible contains: !he mind of Cod, the
of m1u1, the wny of salvation, the doom
IIO.'oen nml the happiness of believers. Its
are huly, its precepts are binding,
I ~:~;;::lb~a:re true, and its decisions are ~ Read it to be wlte, beU~e it
, and practice it to be holy. It con·
light to <lircct you, food to support you,
oomlort to cheer you. It iJ the traveler's
the pilgrim'' 1taff, the pilot't compan,
tokller's •word. and t.he Chrbtian's char-
Here P~~omdi$e is rt'Jtorecl, Heaven
and the gates of Hell discloted.
Is ita Crswd Sub~, our good ita
and the glory of Cod. Ita end. It
811 the memory, rule the heart, and
tbe Read Jt tlowly, frequent)y,
1:~:~:1:~· It bl a mine of weUtb, a ;. &lory, and a rivet of pltalute. It
In Ufe, will be opened In the
ond will be remembeTed ,.,.....,
• the hllh<st '"""""'bllfty, -..ds
lobo<, and ocondemooo aD who
Ill holy --· ......... .. at-by fnaplnolioo cl
... • .. ~·· bh for cloctttM. b ... .... ..-. ... --.. liP<·
-•·' D Tlooollly Soli.
-i
Is there evidence to aome ol those
From tJIC-* MAOA2:1M'& •
........ Mia. 1be answer from this .cholar Is .. yes" I
by ldwln M. Y-auolll 49:28) wuln northwut Arobla. In
1962 rerefounh·century B.C. p.:j.)}rt
were dlac:overed In • ave In Samarl•.
One of these texts refers to 1 Sonbollot,
who Is pr-ly the grondson ol
Sonbollat, the'govemor ol Somarlaln
Nehemiah's day.
temple plotform lnJeruoelom. His
eoxpedltlon hu uncovered moQ!IIIIcent
atOMS (-Mork 13:1), oome30feet
long, a wlde atreet, and • piau with a broldttalt~=-· Amongtheobjecls
recovered are • frtMJment rrom a
sundial, 1llmeotone object Inscribed
"qrbn," "offering"<-Mork 7:11), ·
and a :::Jment from the per•pet
Herod
Or. Edwin M. Vame~tehllaprofeNOt of hlatory et Mlllml Unive.tllty, Odord, Ohk). He Is the
.uthor of tl• bookl on •r~~ogy etwl ancient
history, and 1ervn on the boerd of director~ ol
the Neer Ea1t ArchHoloalc•J Soc'-ty •l"d on the e•ecutlve committee of tlle'lnstltl.lte fot Biblical
Research. Dr _ Yam•uc hl hal ~rtklpeted In
excavations at Jerusalem end Tel An.fa. He end
his wife. Klmle, ere the perenu of two children
end attend the Ollford Bible Fellow1hlp.
Nehemloh
When Nehemiah, the Persian klng's
cupbearer, came to inspect the ruins of
Jerusalem In 445 B .C., he found that
his do nkey's p.eth was blocked by
rubble . Kenyon's recent excavations on
the eastern s lope of the Ophel ridge in
Jerusolem have vividly illustrated this
situation, and have also shown that the
rapid rep.eir of the walls in 52 days
(Nehemiah 6: 15) wes mltde possible
by the drastic contrlllction of the city's
circuit.
Turning to the New Testament
period we have numerous exc•vatlona
which have· revealed the extensive
building projects of Herod the Oreal
(37·4 B.C.). the poranold king who
ordered the massacre of the babes at
Bethlehem. Shortly before his own
death Herod had three of his sons killed
for plotting against him. (Nottt: Jesus
was born just before Herod died or at
the latest by 4 B.C. Our system of
B.C.-A.D. date3 was devised by a
monk In the sixth century who erred by
at least four years.)
Inter! "for the ,P,Iace of the blowing
(of the trumpet),' I.e .. to mark the
begiMing of the Sobbeth. Evidence lor
the destruction ol tt>e temple by the
RomeiU InA. D. 70 Is 1 slx·foot-leyer
ol debrlo end .. h. An Inscription of
VispesLIIn and Titus wu d lteovered In
1970.
The Qodarene Israeli road·bulkting operations on
the east coast of the Sea of G•lllee In
1970 uncovered the site of Kural ,
which is the tradltlonel site of the
exorcism of the so-nlled "Gaderene"
or "Gergesene" demoniac (Matthew
8 :28: Mark5:1; Luke8:26). Urman
has excavated a first-century A. D.
fishing village and a fifth-century
church which comn\emorated the site
of the m iracle.
Sonballat
Among Nehemiah's opponents was
Geshem the Arabian (Nehemilllh 2:19.
6: 1 ff .) . Silver bowls fo und In the delta
regio n of Egyet refer to a "Geshem,
king of Qedltr '; Qedar (Jeremiah
Herod ian remains have been c~ared
at Caesarea, Sebaste, Maseda and
Machae rus. Luxurious baths and
palaces have also been found at
J eric ho where Herod died, and at
Herodion where he was burled.
Between 1968and 1977 Benjamin
Maze.r cleared the area near the
southwest corner of the Herodlan
Peter
The well-preserved synagogue at
Capernaum may rest upon the site of
With c.rtt••--••
Illustrations Are Effective
"SWORD OF THE LORD"
Charles Haddon Spurgeon .once
said, "lllu11tralions are like windoW11
in a house; they allow the lij:ht to
shine in."
Often when I am having difficulty
leading a person to a111urance, I
stand up, look at the man and say,
"Mr.__, let's suppoee for a
minute or 110 that I am Je1m. And
now as Jeaua I speak to you:
'Mr. __ , I am Jesus, and I know
everything. I know that you ha ve
sinned. And a11 a sinner you owe a
penalty-the wages of t~in ill death
.(Rom. 6:23). But Mr.----. I
love you very much, and 2,()(X) yeara
ago I took every sin you have ever
comm itted or ever will commit. I
bore tha.e 11i1U1 in my own body (I
Pet. 2:24). While I wu bearinJ your
sins, God pun it~hed me in your place
to pay the debt that you owe. Now
Mr.___, if you will fully truat me
and depend on me for your aa.lva-
tion, I will give you everluting life.
M•. __ , will you tnut me?' "
Here I wait for the man's
reapon~~e. And nurly alway• the
anawer i.. "Ye.,"
I continue, ··Mr._ u Jesus
Chri..t, I want to tell you that you
have everlaatinc life, and you will
never perish, but you are puaed
from death unto life ."
"Now Mr._ if JNua had
11tood here in this room and told you
out of His own mouth that you had
everlat~ting life, would you believe
Him?"
"Y~." is always the reply.
Winnill§
"'(ea, Sir."
I continue, "Mr _ ___, you told
me a moment ago that if Je.ue
11tood hen and told you that you
had everlasting life, you would
never doubt it. Ia that .ri1ht?"
"Yes, Sir."
"Well, Sir, He did ao methinc bet-
ter than atandinc here and tellin1
you; He WJOte it in this book. The
Bible i.a as much His Word u if He
were to stand here and tell you out
of Hi. own mout h. b that richt?"
Sometimes the man will hMitate,
t hen I add, "If I wrote you a letter in
my own handwritin1. would the
worda in that letter be my wordJ?"
"Why, yea.''
"All right, Sir. The Bible i.. as
much God's Word aa if He atood
here and told you out of Hia own
mouth. Don't you see that?"
By this time the man ia thor-
OUKhly convinced and has aa-
surance of aa.Jvation baled on the
written Word (I John 5:13).
In an effort to help tum not to
doubt hi1 ulvation in the future, l
uk, "Suppoee you ttart feelinc like
you are not uved? Maybe you will
feel aad or depreued, and your feel-
ings uy to you, 'You are not a
Chriatian.' An your Join& to believe
your feelings, or are you Pnc to
believe the Word ol God?"
"Well," he uya, "I am coi"l to
believe the Word of God." .
Then l add, "SuppoN aome
friends aay to you that pr11yinc and
tru~ting Cbriat waa not enouch to
get you to Heaven? Are you toinc to
beli eve your fr:ienda, or are you p
ing to believe what JnuaaaYt in the
Bible?"
He usually 1miln and uya, "lam
going to believe what Jeeua aa}'l in
the Bible.''
TWO MINIJTES ,,
rf eG>eMIUYI •• UA• ...... _.,.. ...u lOGin
CMICAeO, k.UMOtl .0..U
BELIEVERS JUSTIFIED
Our lord's appurance to Saul
of Tarsus (later called Paul) oo
the road to Domascus, changed
this pitiless persecutor in a mo-
ment into the docile, yes, the
devoted follower of the Christ he
had so bitterly hated. 1 Th is tr~nsformation took
place not ooly because he had
now see n the risen. ascended
Qu ist; it wes caused also bV what
he hadlumed from Christ. From
heaven the l ord had revealed to
Paul the glory of His finished
work of redemption and had
sent him forth to prodaim "the
ppel of the griCe of God'' (Acts
20:24}.
This is seen in the dosing
words of the apostle's lit~t re·
corded sermon, delivered at the
synagogue at Antioch in Pisidia.
After mentioning the death and
resurrection of Christ, the apostle
said:
"Be it known therefore unto
you, men and brethren, that
THROUGH THIS MAN IS
PREACHED UNTO YOU THE
FORGIVENESS_OF SINS;
"AND BY HIM All THAT
BELIEVE ARE JUSTIFIED
FROM All THINGS, FROM
WHICH YE COULD NOT BE
JUST! FlED BY THE lAW OF
MOSES" (Acts 13:38,391.
Paul never chanoed this mh-
s.ge, but kept emphasizing it
wherever he went as well os in
all his writings . He saw in this
revelation of truth the 1nswer to
man '• condemnttion for br .. king
God's holy la w. Thus he wr01e to
the Romans:
".,.By the law i& tha knowtadga
of sin.
"But now the ri!tl teousness of
God without the law is manl -
fHted."
"We declare ... Ch rist's right-
eousness; that God might be just
and the Justifier of him which
believeth in Jesus" (Romans
3:20,21,26).
Crowned or Crucified?
I 11ooJ alone at tilt bar of GoJ, in tilt hrlt of tilt twilitltl Jin1 ,
.AnJ fnuJ. til~ qlletlion tluJ t l itru J my lunrl: "WiuJt u:i/1 yo11
io witlt HiM'
CrWJft~J or cnuifitif W ltk ll tltDJI it bd " No otltrr clroict UJCJI
off"~J "''· . . H~ /J~J 0111 His Jooint lurnth to nu, wltilt Ht j/NJJtntl1 llliJ,
"Oh~y; .
Mdt Me tlty cll.oiu, for I lotJ~ tire~ so," tJnJ 1 colllJ not UIJ lo Him, .. ,.
Crow11eJ, 1101 cnuifiiJ. JltiJ iJ tntul lu; 110 otltu fliDJ was o~tn to
\
thesynagogueotttndadbyJfiiUS.It
hu -.dated batween the~ 1nd
thelourthcenturyA.D. Colhollc ,
•rc:hMoloalsta, working tn thefl'ef of
betw .. n die synagogue 1nd !he~ .
Oollloo, havedlscovtrodlhOule
church. On the baslo ol grolfltlet the
site 1nd references by pilgrims they
suggest that this church wu built on
thestte-of Peter's home.
Pilato
laraell erchaeologl.stl Nve recently
uncovered the platform of Herod's
pelac:e in the western section of .ne
walled city of Jerusalem. Some belieVe
that thlals where Jesus was tried by
Pllaie. An elternatlve site for the til. lis
the Fortress Antonia , built by Herod
just north of the temple area. The court
of this structure waa found In the
basement of the Sisters of Zion
building neer the Ecce Homo Arch et
the beginning of the Via DolorOM. In
1961 an Inscription beerlng the rwme
of Pontius Pilete WliiS discovered at
CaeSlllrelll .
Cruclflxlon
In 1968 the first physicel evidence of
crucifixion was found In northeastern
Jerusalem in an ossuery, The ossUIIry
or limestone box for the redeposit of
bones dates from between A.D. 6 end
66. It contained the heel bones of •
mllln named Jehohanan still transfixed
by lin Iron nail. A crease In his radMII
bone indicates that the victim hod been
nailed In his forearms rather than In the
palms as depicted in the traditional
pictures of Christ's crucifixion ("cheir"
In John 20:27 can mean "•rm" Instead
of "hand"). Jehohanan's calf bones Md
been deliberately shattered to hasten
his death (d. John 19 :32).
Calvary
Excavations in and around the
Church of the Holy Sepulchre have
shown that the arelll was used as a
quarry and WliiS therefore outside the
wlllll in Jesus' day. There is therefore
no reason to doubt its authenticity as
the site of Calvllry lind the empty
tomb. ·
To mbs wit h rolling stones such as
covered the tomb of Jesus may be seen
in Jersolem near the YMCA or at the
tomb of Queen Helena of Adlabene,
the so-called "Tomb of the Kings" neer
St. George's Cathedral.
Dead Sea Scrolls
The outstanding development for
Blblicllll studies has been the discovery
of the Dead Sell scrolls acddentlllly
found In the c•vet ol..Qumtarl-11'\ 194'7.
They provide us with Old T estamem manuscrlpts-athouslililt~tni!Or
than our prevloul cople..-Other scrolls
shed light on the separatist sect of the
Essenes. Claims thlit their leader, the
Teacher of Righteousness, lllntlcip.eted
Jesus are without foundation. l
Conclusion
It Is necesSlllry to note that
archaeological evidence Is always
subject to reinterpretation and that In
some ceses corroborative evidence to
support the Bibllc•l accounts Is
lac king. The walls of Jericho
disc overed by Gltrstang upon later
examination by Kenyon were shown to
come not from JoshUII's day but from a
much earlier period. Indeed the
remains from Joshua's era from
Gibeon, Jericho and AI are either
fragmentary, eroded away , or
undiscovered.
With that I take the Sible and
open it to John 5:24 and read,
"Verily, verily, 1 aay unto you, He
that hearet h my word, and
believeth on him that ~ent me, hath
everlasting life, and shall not come
into condemnation; but ia pa.ued
fmm death unto life."
I shake his hand, Njoice with him
and aay, •·sir, if you have ttuated
Jesut Chriat aa your Saviour, you
have everlaatina llfe. God M)'l 110
right here in JoHn 6:24. And God
cannot lie!"
We now know that the so· called
Solomonic copper mines discovered
by Glueck are insu.ll•tlons established "u·. at lll muc h earlier dltte by the I lu/t ill tutu at tJu fed of CltrUt, i11 tlu hrlt of tit' twilirltt i~m, Egyptians. "Solomon's Stables" •t Pointin~t t.o the verH, I say,
"Mr . __ , Jesus did not stand bere
in the room and tell you that yoo
had everl uting life, but He did
something better than that : He
wrote it in black and wtute right
here in John 5:24. Notice what He
11ays, 'Verily, verily, I [that's Jesus,
M•. __ /aay unto you, (and that's
you , Sir] He that hearet.h my word,
and believeth on hi:n that .mt me,
hath everluting life. , . .'Now Sir,
we 'd rather have thinp in writing.
If we buy an automobile, we want a
u les contract sisneli . If we
purcha~~e a home, we want a ul•
contract aiped. We want it in black
and white. And Jesus put it down in
black and white that if you truat
Him you have everlaatinc life. Do
you undenta.nd t hat?"
II the man baa a Bibt., I aak if I
can write hia name, the date and
the time he li'UIIi.d the Lord in the
margin of Hia Bibla nut to John
5:24 . A!Ur I h.ave written h.ia down,
I point to it and My, "NCJIIII' here i.a
your name end the da.t. and the
time you truated Chriat. • S.viour.
This is like a apiritual birth cer.
tificate. This ia the time you -..rt
born again. If you ever doubt your
salvation, l want you to open your
Bible to John 5:24, read the dat.
and the time you truated' the
Saviour, and then reed what J..ut
t.aid you had if you truatad Him."
I have led hundreda to Chriet end
to the a•urance of MlvtUon and
have filled out a spiritual birth cet·
tificate in the mel"(in of hundreda of
Bible&.
ti LOOE tiT
Tl\e OOO:K
BY DR. BOB JONES. CHANCEUOR
11011 .JOIII(S Unlvermt11
AM all tl111t 1 uw, or Jto~ti. o,. sowcltt, n~rroaJereJ ""t• H~. Megiddo a re now credited to Aheb .
c,.WJruJ,. ,.., cr~cifiei-mJ JuiiTt '""" IIIOUJ 110 IU.c ••t Cltrut, Pritchard has even questioned whether
wit• /owtlt ,., so. -..-...-. the structures were sta~les , though
C.rt.on-14 P'awra CrMtlonla111
New laf.,..u. • ca,.,_.u •ttac ta ... on tiM e,_t.._
..-ltloe ratMr t.ba n-DIIItlea. ft'-Ia liM ~••'-of Dr. R.
Browa af Walla Walla Collqt; Ia a artlele a,...rlal Ia tM
SepteMber 1M8 '-• of tk '"Cnatloa ._..n:h 8adetp," ~
-" of aeletolloto ......... to .... t ... looo. Tille Ia alao -
ataatlated by Dr. Doaold Clolltld,-...., oa dot ... •et-
la MOa to bt ,..w ..... 'l"'lwN a. • .... w-e. of ea...,_-14 ta
-•· ooeeordlq to 1.. --1 oelootlal ~~~~ Coolo of loll
Lalla Cltr. B•otautloa f .. t~lo 1o tllot ,.lor to 1'1 ... '1 flood
there wu ao ea,.._.u ill liM at•u,hn; tlaat Milt •P ,,..
tiM nood tolhe tt... of A......_; tM ........ u • ...,.. rqt.let"-
H lo ---..to ... elooocH llttlo -t .. u .. of A ....
1ooaa, ·-.... ,_,. .... Tlooro lo ao oeeorote dotllltr by
carllooo·U ...,_4 1 row~--..-n a.c., 1111 doboH. t.wor
... to be ,to .. -wuo Ia -..o1a1q dol4o. Tlooro lo 10
octul .. 1-IIIII tllo -, nteo .., oot .... -41ff...a at .... u .. .,. ....... tiM,... tt.a ,.., .... at lfll'nlllll No
............... of tllo ~_, ., tllo ....... be Rllt -lloo
....._ of earo'--U, • AaT ...._ ra•nctJ•• _.._. of .........
ELL~
Yadln still maintains that they were.
Another fact to bear In mind Is the
fragmentary nature of our
archaeological evidence. We have but
a fraction of all the rneterlals which
ever existed. We have surveyed bute
fraction of ell the possible srtes. Fewer
than five per cent of the known site•
have been excavated.
With the exception of small
settlement.s such as Qumren, no
excavation actually uncovers more
than small sections of • mound.
Furthermore, even after tex~ •nd
Inscriptions have been unearthed :!1
a small portion of these •re publls
at eny given time. In view of the
fragmentary nature of the evidence It
would be precerloua to conclude tlwt
any given peasege of Scripture Jsln
error from an argument from silence.
As it has been remarked, •bsence of
ev~ Is not necessarily evtdence of
abtence. •
Donald J. Wlsemon, dlatlngulahod
profeuor of Auyrfology at the
University of london. concludes: "I
would still maintain that the hlstorlcol
I acts of the Bible rightly understood
lind agreement In tl]e lec:ts culled I rom
arc:heeology equally rightly
understood, thotls, the majority of
errore an be escrlbed to errors of
jnterpretotlon by modern ocholoro-
not to ou--'orrora' of loct preoented by tho lllbllcol hlltorlono.
This vlewlo further st...,._ -n
It Is remembered how !N")' tho«<oo
end lnterptetatlono of Scrtpturo hoVe
-. d!oc:kod or c:omctod.., .. ~~~-·"'
I
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSI ~
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STROM THURMOND
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HI• J, h•s h.,.,,. u C.11 <~ttl
llf .,,, lllndM tlr•Ju r "'urtt
tlot:t,. 29 yc•an, '" tin
flU I b(Jri I)' lin /( t' m \ II II J
ft~ll'c•/ry.
SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
ALEXAMORIT!
Sto•e of lhe C••r
AleDDC2rltt 11 a eurtou1
ltoot 1rhlch CbuetSC.Olort·
1D dlffereat llcbta. Slnee
llt dl.aoovtry to Rualla'l
Ural Moutalnl, lt has beeD
to scarce supply for yeus.
Tbe material etta its oame
from Cur AeuDder D.
WbeD he became of ace to
nalt Russia, the stoot was
Dlmtd for him lDd, bt-
eaust it c.ontaJDed tbe
Curlst colors -red and
Cf"D -became t.be D&tlOD•
al stone of Russia.
Aleaodrlte ls normally
«reeo by day aDd red by
DJcht. The chance Is re-
lated solely to the kind
of Upt lt renects. Although
tbe Urals proclJctd the fln-
tlt specimens for 100
years, deposits there are
atUl laraely oeclecttd.
More reeeatly, alexandrlte
bU been found lD Rhodesia,
Brull aDd Ceylon. It Is
due out of allufial river
beds, lD son which must
be thoroughly washed to
cet rid or estraoeous
material. lt appears as a
l"'Q(b pebble. Expert eyu
pick It out of the
••Wuh,'' and expert hands
turn It Into a pretty gem-
stone. lts beauty Is tlt
for a Cur.
FIRE AT FAIRVIEW
BLAMED ON ARSON
JUNIOR LEAGUE MEM BERS chatted durl~ a break ln
the festlviUes Sunday at the open house for '·New Direc-
tions tor Womeo" at 2601 Wlllo St., Costa Mesa. The
Arson was bltmed fo r a project a type of hair-way house Cor women alcoholics,
fire which caused from $5,-Include~ 3 houses on WIUo St. In a home-like atmosphere
000 to $7,000 damage ln a and ts already beglnolog operation. Mrs. Faith Strong
dormitory-storage bulldl~ was chairman of the open house. Among the others who
at Fairview State Hospital, assisted were, left to right, Mrs. Cha rles Hallum, Mrs.
2501 Harbor Blvd,, at 12:55 Strong, Mrs. John O'CoMell and Mrs. Donald Pehkoft.
p.m. Sunday, Oct. 23, Costa M~sasratl!c:o~~t~tlent, a ' Volunteer Action report
male, 20, was blamed tor
s eUlog the tire, pollee said. The Voluntary Action Ceo-and shopworkers.Sbare your
The tire was extl~ulshed ter of South Orange Count} interest and skills by pro-
by Costa Mesa firemen. The Is reac1y to asslst you In vldiDR a leamifl€ recrea-
flre :11d been set In paper f1DI1lng the r~Jtht volunti'er tlonal atmosvhere for these
goods and acoustic ceiling opportunity for you, where ooys.
mate rial, boxes of which your sk.ills and Interests arE-
were stacked in theoolldlng, matr hed w1th Uleneedsofthi>
being used In construction community. Call r10w at 67~
work underway, The suspect 9210 or 833-9278 for more
climbed through a window Information on hov. you c:&o
Into the building from a help. Over 60'' Ask for the
fenc ed r ec reatlon area arija-Retired Senior 'I olu ntee r
cent to the buUI1lng, pollee Pro~ram.
said. • •
Are you handy with blk~
repairs':' A Santa Ana non-
prom or~anJtatlon could use
trtls kind of volunteer as-
sistance In Southern Orarij(l:'
Count y to repair hlryrles for
yountt girls.
•
• •
Typists! We need you
d~sperately tor a II kinds of
one-time, short and lollf
term assignments. 11 you can
t)pe and have a few hours
to spare, call the Voluntary
Ar tlon Center.
JR. EBELL TO HEAR
GIRLS CLUB HEAD
DeaMa Edwards, director
of the Girls Cluh of the Har-
IJor Area, will spuk at the
Nov , 15 meetingortheJunior
Ebell Club of Newport Beach
at the East Bluff home or
Mrs. RoiJert River.
Tblrteeo years ot oeco-
tlationl wtth the Republic
of Panama have reached
thelr e~ted -· and feared
--coocluslon. Presldeot
Carter will ask the Senate
to ratUy a treaty gtven Pa-
nama )urlsdictlon over the
Panama Canal Zone lmme-
cUately, and control or the
Canal 111 the year 2000,
The case for rejecting the
proposed tr•ty, and the sup-
plementary treat} oo tbe
neutrality of the Canal, be-
gins with one crucial point:
the Panama Canal is United
States property, and the C a-
nal Zone Is United States
territory. Accomlng to the
terms of the 1903 treaty
wfth Panama, we :lcQulrttd
sovereign rights over tlle
C a~l Zone ··In perpetu lty."
Th\s, It Is clear that the
t-.. rden ot proof rests on
those who favor the treaties.
Proponents must show lhat
11 is In the national lnterest
to cllspose or Arnerlc·an pro-
perty which represents a to-
tal Investment or roughly $7-
8 hilllon.
On August 14, the l'hter
llf'I:OI utor of thi' treah, Am-
bassador Ellsworth Bunker.
stated that the baste pur .
pose or the treaty was '•to
assure that the Canal Is kept
open, run et!lclently, opento
ships of all nations withou t
t1lsr rlmlnatlon." An oepn
Ca nal, operat8(1 efficiently
JDIJ without discrimination
--that Is a worthy objec-
tive. It is an objective, how-
o>vPr, that Americ'an "Ont rol
IS alrt!ady meetl(ij(.
Panama IS weak, unstabiP.,
aud lmpoverlshec1 countrv.
lts current r hlet exe<'utlve,
General Omar Torrljos, is
the 59th In 74 years. A dk'-
tator In the Castro mold,
he has openly flirted wltl•
Cuba and the Soviet u niou,
and has Increased the debt
from $167 mtUion to $1.5
bUllon during hls teoore of
o tfltP. lt Ls hal'f1 to ha VP
any c·oolldeoce In his ability,
or his willingness, to v;ork
with the United States in
running the Canal.
Sha re our mus1cal herlt -
a~te with 5th and 6th Kraclers
by becoml.ng a volunteer t1o-
cent In the history ot musk
program sponso red l>}' the
Junior League of Newport
Harbor. The prograw Is
comprlsed or !.1 seU-con-
talJled preseottltlons ranging 12~~~=~====::::;;;;;~i from primitive muslc toZOth century A merlcan music.
• •
The JunJors are holc1lng
th eir ~teneral meeting aDd
lun rheon earlier so tl1ey can
.Jttend the fashion show and
luncheon sponsored by the
Ebell Club or Newport Beach
on Ttnarsrta}, Nov. 17, at the
Balboa Bay Club.
Jun1or E~! members will
hold their 13th annual La
Boutique Un!que Tuesday,
Nov. 2!1; !rom 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. at the BaUJOa Bay
( lui •.
loterruptjoo In our use
of tbe Canal would c1o ser -
tous damage both to national
security and to our ecoomy,
Four former Chiefs ofl,aval
Operations recently wrote
Preslc1ent Carter that loss
of the Pana1.1a Canal r ould
· threaten our atJillty to sur-
vive.'' At the very least,
the separate neutrality trea-
ty would rorre us to give
access to the Canal to na-
Ollr
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need for embalm1ng, cosmetology casket or grave
Your Soc•al Secunty or Veterans AOMtntstral•on death
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you're needed as a rec.:ep-
tlonlst and rredi('al hlston
taker at ranlll> plaMing
r lintcs throu~hout South Or-
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Volunteers Jre needed w
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CHANUKA BOUTIQUE
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Women In t11e Jewish co m-tlons at war with us or with
munities of Newport Beach, our allies.
C'o rooa del Mar, Irvine, aDd Our economic lnt<'rest ls
other nearby areas are In-also ttrt>at. In 1975, 45 per
ZONTA CLUB PLANS vlteti to the nut B'oaiB'rith cent of the ships that pas.
EASY ACE S PARTY mt>eting MoiX!ay, Nov. 14, sed thro~Jih the canal •ere at State Mutual Savings and coming from the United
The Zonta CluiJ or ;-;e>A'-Loan, 1411 MacArthur Blvd., States, and 23 per cent wert>
port Beat11 9'111 hostess "n Airport Area. After thegeo-boont1 for the United States.
Easy Aces card part) and eral meet!~ a Chanub boo-Moreover , Alask:an oll wlll
salad luncheon at noon this t1que will provide an op-soon protfu('e even greater
Saturday at the Zom..c rtub, portunlty for gltt shoppl~. t raffl('.
15th and Irvine, Cliff H.1ven. Coastline B'oal B'rlth Wo-ln spite of omiDOUs pre-
This Is a fund r21SII\fl ev~nt men will hold a Chanuka dictions by Ule St41te Depart-
for comrr unlty and s{'rVI<{' part) in December. Mem-ment, there ts oo way of
projects or the Zonta Cluh. hers will brlng an lnexpen-knowing how the Panaman-
The dooatlon Is $2 ,50 and slve gift for a chlld. The ian people will react if thE>
luncheon reservations n·a~ Rllts w11l be dtstnooted at treaty Is uot ratified. On a
be made by callln.: Dons Fa1rv1ew llospital. receot rlp to Panama, I lear-
Baletka, 548-2450, or Mar ie ned that there Is still con-
Howes, 548-4316. TAX PLANNING TALKS stderable pro-American
Tables or bridgt.-, plnode SET FOR NOVEMBER IS feeling tn the rountry. tn
and canasta will he avail-A 19'76, the Canal Zone gov-
CtTY STATE CEM BKR£ able followln~t tt•e sa lad The Newpo rt Har bor r~ ernment and American ci-;~~~~~~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~~~nicih~i"~·=:~:::~C hamber ~ Comme~es uu~ t~~~sed$176,-
COSTA MESA • 646-1919
buslness development com-000 000 directly toto the
mlttee offers the 3rd aMuaJ P~manJan econmy.
year-end tax planning coo-As for the t\Jture, mo-
ference on Tuesday, No-dernJr.atlon of the Canal,
vember 15, at the Newport projected by our planDe~s
Beach Marriott hotel. Coo-at a cost ol $2,5 billion,
tloenta1 breakfast wtll ~at offers the propect or ao ec-
7:30 a.m. aoo the conference ooomlc boDanla. Ad)lstmenl
wlll be from 8 uotU noon. of the present annuity and
The prognm complies wttb cession of surplus land wtth-
the accountancy cooUoot~ Inc the Canal Zone would
education rules or the Call-also help to ut~lsb smol-
fornla State Boa~ of Ac-dertnc dlscooteat. We must
counting for 4 hours credit. remebtr too that sa~
T lckets are $15 per person. of tbe c'anal 'would depr1•e
p A TRI Cl A GIBBONS IS Panama or Us greatest ec-ooomlc uset. SOLDIER OF QUARTER Procoosttcatlons abouctbt
,..
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COMPLETE DtNNfRS INCLUDE
• SOU,. AND SALAD (ALL YOU CAN fAT)
e POTATO AND fltiESH VfGfTAaLf
• DESSERT
The Canal belo~<> to thl'
American people. To sur-
render tht>m unl1er thl' thrP.:ll
or violence woulc1 t..e to } h>lc1
to biackmatl.
Mon Baked Ham • • * • • * $2.95
There are thost> who rouu-
sel generosity In owr deal-
in&s with Panama. General
Torrljos, though, has vir-
tually eliminated all dvil
and political freedom ln his
country. 11 we truly wish to
1>e generous to the Panama-
olan people, we will not c~v;.
a rd their dictator ttw swr-
sonal triumph or roor luc11n.!
this treaty.
Tue Roast Leg Of Lamb* $2.95
Wed Bar-B-Que Ribs • • * •$2.95
Thu New York Steak • • • $3.75
Fri Steak And Shrimp • •S 3.85
The A merl~an peopll' 111
poll after poll have rejt>('-
ted the IJarren reasonll111 of
thelr diplomatic reprt>s t>ntll-
tlves. When the vote on
ratification l:c; taken, th~ Se-
nate must he&d tht>l r vo1• e.
Sat Stuffed Pork Chop * $2 .65
Sun Prime Rib • • • • • • • S3.95
The Panama C ana I nov.·
stands as a moournent to Am-
erican roresi~ht, 111genult>.
and perseverance. Let us
not, b} entertnl! Into the
propos('(! treat}, rna kt> It J
monument to Amen• c~n foi-
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The monthly luncheon ot
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Nov. 16 at the Irvin~ Coast
Country Club. Ctlampa~ne
so<'lal time at 11 :30 will
precede luncheon at 12.
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Private Patrtela L. Gib-61ture, ho•e•tr, are ~std~
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knc)wltdge of military sab-
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rlloll "THE JEWIIII HOPI"
tw!.Ue 1 wu witneMiJa~ to a larie sroup of
JfWt at a IMlllliDU reeort and dittrlbutins New
~11 among thot~e who would promiac
them, a big young Jew walked up lo
'-~ Nid. "] should think you would know
than come here and give out this book
lou knew we W(lre Jewa. If you were a
men, would pick you up bodily and throw
you over the fence!" 1 amiled, made a cuual
nd went right on about Our Father's
:o:: without another wo~d fro~ the woul~·
·., midator. How true 1a Gods Word 10
"No weapon that is formed against
all prosper ... This is the ~ritage of Bx eervant. of the Lord ..... {laa. 54: 17)..
tfi\a poor loat soul did not know that because
they were Jew a and needed the Book, the ·Blood
1.118. the Blea.sed Hope, nothing wu going to
'C· ate ua from giving them the GOSPEL, :.~ sood Book stat~: "The fear ~f man
· a snare; but whoso putteth hJ.S trust
Lord ahaU be safe" (Prov. 29:25).
I found that what keeps the Jews m0:~:~::"!, Christ as Lord and Saviour, is !b and fear of other Jews. Again
. ..,,,.. while witnessi ng to some Jew who
intere&t while I was presenting the
of Christ, another Jew hu come along
tried to intimidate the interested Jew. At
time, I tell the intimidator to leave t~e
alone, that he came into this world alone
ad will have to go out elone. Let him make
td. own decision as to where he will spend
' ~ity, in fleaven or Hell. Very often this
~ The uninterested party walks away.
pi'O¥iding an opportunity to present the Gospel
to the interested penon. How similar to our
lArd's day, when He rebuked die scribes and
J6,arieees, saying: "Woe unto you, lawyers!
lor ye have taken away the key of knowledge: J'ir entered not in yourselves. and them that
tAre ehtering in ye hindered., (Luke II :52).
~ witneuing to a fine o~n-min~ed Jewi!h
beineu man, I .set before htm God a plan and
patpose for time and eternity. He listened with
.mdivided attention until a young Jew came
~ alo'4@:. A. the young man approached u.s, the
'.l-man stated that this was a rabbinical
· After introductions were made, he
· me to repeat all I had told him "Be·
he said, ''I can't repeat all the things
d me." I began to give this young
en God's message of Salvation and His
pl.n and purpose. We had just started when
nts came along and tried to di55uade
"" soon as they realized that he was bei ng
' ~ to.
. ., \: they tried to infe r things ~·h1ch_ w~re
· not uid, the young man became very md1g·
nant. Addressing his father, he said: "Now
don't put words in her mouth which she did
, ~y."" Then he told his parents either to
or go away, that he was interested! The
· left and we had opportunity to 6nis.h
blir discussion. Both the student and business
!Win accepted the Scriptures and gave me the-ir
names and addres.sea for follow·up work. The
Lord ha11 promised He will bless His Word.
;.. group of Jews were sitting around a table ~conversation as I came along. made the --~i -contact and was asked to have a chair.
I Dever waste time in idle conversation, so I
got right down to wi tnessing. As usual, most
were uninterested. One Jew wa s, however.
tn~ I took advant age of it. But with the others
..... ~to set at naught what I said. it was dif·
.... llrto get the message over. Again and
.Win. the inter~ted Jew asked the others to
~uiet and listen. He said it was inter~ting
' Yrtd he was interested. but they paid little or
no attention.
ull:ed the Jew wllfl was interested to step
so I could talk with him ina10much as the
were not interested. We "'·alked away
where I tried to clinch the matter.
gotten all the facts over tn this point.
stepped aside, I opened the Bible to
116:13 and read while he looked on:
"I will take the cup of salvation. and call upon
the name of the Lord." I explained that since
@ means Jesus. (Matt. I :21) it can be
• · correctl y, " ... I will take the cup of
'"itld call upon the name of the lord."
a crystal clear that the Holy Spirit look
GOd's Word and applied it then and there. for
his face beamed as the li ght broke through.
th alt~~o accepted the Scriptures and said he
wta ·going to look into these matters in detail.
t entrance of thy words giveth light : it r.' understanding unto the simple" 1 Psa.
19:1301. and to the humble or low ly I I Peter
5:6). And so I present to the Jews, the Book .
the Lord'a revelat ion of Himself to humanity:
tile Blood. the one and onl y way of Salvation
ajert from which there is no Salvation, and
tftt. Bleued Hope of the Lord's coming again
~ather all the redeemed of all ages unto fthftaelf (Jude 14-25; Malachi 4).
The Bible Contains:
Bible cont;&ins : the mind o£ God. the
of man, the wny of salvation. the doom
~"""''· a oct the h~ppiness of believers. Its
are holy. its precepts are binding.
{::·~:[:':1~1~a:re true. and its decisions are ~ Read it to be wite, believe it
. and practice it to be holy. It con·
light to clirect you, food to suPPOrt you,
comfort to cheer you. It is the traveler's
the pilgrim's staff. the pi.lot1s compau.
soldier's sword. and the Christian's char·
Here PRrndi.se is restored, Heaven
and the gates of Hell disclosed.
b Its Crt.nd Subject. our good iU
and the glory of Cod its end. It
flill the memory. rule the heart. and
the Re•d It slowly. frequenlly. ~J:::~:t;~ It it a mine of wealth, a ~ J)ory, and a river of pleNu.re. It
in life, wiD be opened in the
and will be remembmod f-.
tho hlJhat •eopooolbillty, ......roo
.. bor. and eoodettu:. .0 who holy _ ... IJ. Sao,._. .. at-by lnopino-of
.... k pe altbh for doctrtat. for ,.
GDiiWIII .. far lntibuctloo ID rflht;-
--· n,...., s.te.
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.... IIIIJOU.. ....... The answer fnNII this Kholar Is .. yes" I
by ldwln M. Y-auolll 49:28) wuln northwest Areble. In 1 1962 rare fourth-century B.C. popyrt
were diiCOYerec:lln e ceve In Semarla.
One of theM textl refers to • Sanbellet,
who Is probobly the grandson of
Sanballot, the"govemor of Samaria In
Nehemiah's day.
temple platform lnJeru~~~lem. Hla
expedition hu uncovered mognNicent
atonea (-Mort< 13: 1). aomo30 feet
long, e wkSe street. end a p&ez.e with a
br<>ad atalrcae. l';mong the objecta
recovered ere • f~ment from e
lllndlol, ollmeatone object Inscribed
"'qrbn."' "offering""(-Jllork 7: II),
end a :::J.ment from the parapet
Ot. Edwin M. YamauchllaproleNOt" of history
at Miami University, Ollford, Ohio. He It the
author of Jill book• on arehMology a_,. ~lent
history, and serves on the bollrd of dlre<:ton ot
Uw Near East ArchHOiogh:al Society and on the
e•ecutive committee of the Institute for Biblical
Reseorch. Or. Yamauchi has partk:lpeted In excavation• at Jeru .. lem and Tel An.fa. He end
hit wife. Kim !e. are the parefltl ol twochlldnn
and ettend the O.dord Bible Fellowthlp.
Herod
Turning to the New Testament
period, we have numerous excavations
which have revealed the extensive
building projects of Herod the Greet
(37-4 B.C.), the paranoid king who
ordered the massacre of the bebes at
Bethlehem. Shonly before his own
death Herod had three of his sons killed
for plotting against h im . (Notf!: Jesus
was born Just before Herod died or at
the latest by4 B .<!. Our system of
lnocrl "'for the place of the blowing
(of the trumpet),"l.e., to mark the
beginning of the Sabbath. Evidence for
the destruction of tt>e temple by the
Romans In A.D. 70 Is a six-foot· layer
of debris and aah. An lnacrlptlon of
V&peslen and Titus was discovered In
1970.
Nehemiah
When Nehem leh, the Persian king's
cupbearer, came to inspect the ruins of
Jerusalem in 445 B .C., he found that
his donkey's path was blocked by
rubble. Kenyon's recent excavations on
the eastern slope of the Ophel ridge in
Jerusalem have vividly illustreted this
sltuetlon, and have also shown that the
rapid repair of the walls in 52 day_s
(Nehemiah 6 : 15) was made possible
by the drastic contraction of the city's
c ircuit.
B.C. ·A.D. datu was devtsed by a
monk in the sixth century who erred by
at least four years.)
Herod ian remains have been cleared
at Caesarea, Sebaste, Masada and
Machaerus. Luxurious beths and
palaces have also been found at
Jericho where Herod died, and at
Herod ion where he was burled .
The Qadorene
Israeli roed·buUding operations on
the east coat of the Sea of Galilee In
1970 uncovered the site of Kursi,
which Is the traditional site of the
exorcism of the SO· called "Gadarene"
or "Gergesene" demoniac (Matthew
8 :28; Mark 5 : I; Luke 8 :26). Urman
has excavated a first· century A.D .
fishing village and a fifth-century
church which commemoreted the site
of the miracle.
Sanbollat
Among Nehemiah's opponents was
Geshem the Arabilln (Nehemiah 2 :19,
6 : 1 ff .) . Silver bowls found in the delta
region of EgyP.t refer to a "Geshem,
king of Qedar '; Qedar (Jeremiah
Between 1968 and 1977 Benjamin
Mazar cleared the area near the
southwest corner of the Herod ian
Peter
The well·preserved synagogue at
Capemaum may rest upon the site of
With c.rtt•• ... -
Illustrotion.s Are Effective
"SWORD OF THE LORD"
Charles Haddon Spurgeon .once
uid, "Illustrations are like windowt~
in a hou.!M.'; they allow the light to
shine in."
Ort-en when lam having difficulty
leading a peraon to asauran«, I
stand up, look at the man and say,
"Mr.--· let's suppose for a
minute or so that J am Jetua. And
now a11 Jesus I 1peak to you:
'Mr. _ I am Jetus, and I know
everything. I know that. you have
sinned. And a• a sinner you owe a
penalty-the wages of sin is death
. .(Rom. 6:23). But Mr.~ I
love you very much, and 2,(X)() ~ars
ago I took every sin you have ever
committed or ever wiU commit. I
bore tho.e sin& in my own body (I
Pet. 2:24). While I waa bearing your
sins. God punished me in your place
to pay the debt that you owe. Now
Mr._ if you will fully t.ruat me
and depend on me for your aalva-
tion, I will give yoo everluti111 life.
Mr. --· will you trust me?' "
Her• I wa it for the man'a
response. And nearly always. the
answer is "Y M ."
I continue, "Mr.___, aa Jesua
Chriat, I want to tell you that. you
have everlaetinc life, and you will
never perish, but you are puaed
from death unto life."
"Now Mr._ if Jeaua bad
stood here in thit room and told you
out of His own mouth that you had
everlasting life. would you believe
Him?"
"Yes," is always the reply.
With that f take the Bible and
open it to John 5:24 and read,
"Verily. verily, 1 say unto you, He
that heareth m y wo rd , and
believeth on him that aent me, hath
everlastinr life, and shall not come
into condemnation; but iA puaed
from death unto life."
Pointing to the vene, I •ay,
"Mr. __ , Jesua did notatand bere
in the room and tell you that you
had e-verlasting life, but He did
aomething better than that: He
wrote it in black. and white right
here in John 5:24 . Noti« what He
says. 'Verily, ve-ri ly, I (that's Jnua,
Mr. __ ,say unto you, [and that'a
you. Sir! He that heareth my word,
and believeth on hi~ that aent me.
hath everlutin& life .... 'Now Sir,
we'd rather have things in writing.
If we buy an automobile, we want a
sales contraet aignelt . If we
purchue a home, we want a aal1111
contract ai,ned. We want it in blaek.
and white. And Jeaua put it down in
black and white that if you t.rutt
Him you have everlaating life . Do
you unden~tand that?"
"Xes. Sir."
I continue, "Mr . .__ you told
me a moment ago that if Jmus
stood here and told you that you
had everlasting life, you would
never doubt it. Is that right?"
"Yes, Sir."
"Well, Sir, He did eomethint bet·
ter than Blanding here and telling
you; He wrote it in this book. The
Bible is as much Hia Word u if He
were to stand here and tell you out
of His own mouth. Is that ri&ht?"
Sometimes the man will heaitate,
tben I add, "If I wrote you a letter in
.my own handwriting, would the
word& in that letter be my words?"
"Why, yee."
"All right, Sir. The Bible ia aa
much God's Word as if He atood
here and told you out of Hia own
mouth. Don't you see that?"
By this time the man is thor·
oughly convinced and has as·
aurance or aalvation baed on the
written Word (I John 5:13).
In an effort to help him not to
doubt his aalvation in the future, I
aak. "Suppoee you et.art feelin& like
you are not saved? Maybe you will
feel aad or depreteed, and yow feel·
inp aay to you, 'You ate not a
Christian.' Are your aoinl to believe
your feelinp, or ate you eoitll to
believe the Word of God?"
"Well," he says., "I am roitll to
believe the Word o( God." .
Then I add, "SuppoM aome
friend1 say to you that prayinc and
trusting Christ was not enoua:h to
get you to Heaven? Are you roina to
believe your (riend8, or are you .co.
ing to believe what Jesue aays in the
Bible'?"
He u1ually amiln and aaya. "I am
going to believe what J.ua aays in
the Bible."
I shake his hand, rejoice with him
and aay, "Sir, if you hav• tnMted
Jesu11 Christ as your Sniour, you
have everlaatinc life. God •YI 110
right here in JoKn 5:24. And God
cannot lie!"
lf the man baa a Bil»e, I aak. if 1
can write his nam•. the date and
the time he truR.ed the Lord in the
margin of H~ Bible oest to John
5:24. After I have wriU. hia.down.
I point to it and .. y, "Now here ia
your name and the date and the
time you truated Chriat. aa Saviour.
This is like a spiritual birth eer·
tificate. Thie i• the time you -.n
born again. If you ever doubt your
salvation. I want you to open your
Bible to John 5:24, read the date
and the time you trusted' the
Saviour, and then read what J-.ua
sa id you hAd if you trwted Him ."
I have led hundreds to ChNl ADd
to the uaurance or iaJvatioo and
have filled out a apiritual birth Cll'·
tificate in the martin ol hundreds ol
Bible..
TWO MINIJTES .->-UJ """ IT I::Miiiii&JW a. lfAM ..... ---..lOGin c:•c:•.o. lli.MOtl ......
BELIEVERS JUSTIFIED
Our lord's appearance to Saul
of Tarsus {later called Paul) on
the road to Damascus, changed
thi1 pitiless perucutor in a mo-
mant into the docile, yes, the
devoted follower of the Christ he
had so bitterly hated. 1 This transformation took
place not only bealuse he had
now seen tha risen, ascended
Ouin; it was caused also by what
hehadlurmrdfrom Christ. From
heaven the lord had revealed to
Paul the glory of His finished
work of redemption and had
sent him forth to proclaim "the
gospel of the grace of God" (Acts
20:24).
This is seen in the closing
WOfds of the apostle's first re·
corded sermon, delivered at the
synagogue at Antioch in Pis idia.
After mentioning the death and
resurrection of Ouist, the apostle
uid:
"Be it known therefore unto
you, men and brethren, that
THROUGH THIS MAN IS
PREACHED UNTO YOU THE
FORGIVENESS_OF SINS;
"AND BY HIM All THAT
BELIEVE ARE JUSTIFIED
FROM All THINGS, FROM
WHICH YE COULD NOT BE
JUSTIFIED BY THE LAW OF
MOSES" (Acts 13:38,39).
Paul never changed this tnes·
sage, but kept emphasizing it
wherever he went as well as in
all his w ritings. He s1w in this
revelation of truth the answer to
man's condemnation for breaking
God's holy law. Thus he wrote to
the Romans:
" ... By the taw is tha knowtadga
of sin.
"But now the righteousness of
God without the raw is mani·
tested."
"We declare ... Christ's right·
eousness; that God might be just
end the Justifier of him which
believeth in Jesus" (Romans
3:20,21 ,26).
Crowned or Crucified?
I stood olon~ at tlu bor of Gotf, in t4e hs4 of til~ twilirltt Jim ,
AnJ fouJ. tilt fiiUition tltat l irrettl my llrarl: "'Witot u·ilf you
Jo witiJ HiMf ·
Crrnu~J or cr~cifUJf Wltid sUI/ it btf" No otlur cltoicr WtU
offn-eJ ,u.
Ht lulJ o~t HU /ovinr Juarr.tft to ""· wltil~ Ht lintJirrrly ki.UI, ··o•e1 ; .
Mdt M~ tiJy c••it~, for I l0t1~ ••~r so," tuY I co~/J not IIJy to Him, .. ,.
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;I,.J 1111 tMI I UHU, or h~J. or 10111•1. s~rru.JerrJ ~11to Him.
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hH been dated between the second ond
tt>e fourth century A. D. C:.thollc .
arc:hMologlsts, working In the •ree
bel-n the synagogue ond U.. See o:f
Oelllee1 have discovered e hOuM
church. On the boola of grofhtlot tho
site ond referenca by pllgrlmt they
suggest that this church wa1 built on
the site of Peter's home.
Pilote • Israeli archaeologists have r~ntly
uncovered the platform of Herod 1
palace in the western section of the
walled city of Jerusalem. Some beUeve
that this Is where Jesus Will trled by
Pilate. An alternative site for the tilells
the Fonress Antonta, built by Herod
just north of the temple aree .. The court
of this structure was found In the
basement of the Sisters of Zion
building near the Ec;ce Homo Arch at
the beginning of the Via Doloroae. In
1961 en inscription beorlng the name
of Pontius Pilate was discovered et
Ceesaree.
Crucifixion
In 1968 the first physical evidence of
c rucifixion was found in northeattem
Jerusalem in an ossuary. The ossuary
or limestone box for the redeposit of
bones dates from between A .D. 6 end
66. It contained the heel bones of •
man named Jehohanan still transfixed
by an iron nail. A crease In his radial
bone indicates that the victim had been
neiled in his forearms rather than In the
palms as depic~ec! in the. t~adlti~~J ..
pictures of Chnst s cructflxion ( chelr
In John 20 :27 can mean "•rm" Instead
of "hand"). Jehohanan's celf bones had
been deliberately shattered to hasten
his death (d. John 19:32).
Calvary
Excavations in and around the
Church of the Holy Sepulchre heve
shown that the a rea was used as a
quarry and w.as therefore .outside the
wall in Jesus day. There ts therefor~
no reason to doubt Its authenticity as
the site of Calvary and the empty
to mb.
Tombs with rolling stones s uch as
covered the tomb of Jesus may be seen
In Jersalem neer the YMCA or et the
tomb of Queen Helena of Adlabene,
the so-celled "Tomb of the Kings'' near
St. George's Cathedral.
Dead !leo Scrolla
The outstanding development for
Biblical studies has been the discovery
of the Dead Sea scrolls accidentally
found in the caves of.Qufm~l\ 194'7.
They provide us with Old Testament
manuscripts a lhOUoli\ay;!i!'VIIlciOr
than our previous copiee. Ott.er scrolls
shed light on the seperatist sed of the
Essenes. Claims that their leader, the
Teacher of Righteousness, anticipated
Jesus are without foundation. l
Conclusion
It is necessary to note that
archaeological evidence Is always
s ubject to reinterpretation and that in
some cases corroborative evidence to
support the Biblical accounts Is
lacking. The walls of Jericho
discovered by Garstang upon later
examination by Kenyon were shown to
come not from Joshua's dey but from a
much earlier period. Indeed the
remains from Joshua's era from
Gibeon, Jericho and AI are either
fragmentery, eroded away, or
undiscovered.
We now know that the so· called
Solomonic copper m ines discovered
by Glueck are installations established
at a much earlier date by the
Egyptians. "Solomon's Stables" at
Megiddo are now credited to Aheb.
Pritchard has even questioned whether
the s tructures were staPles, though
Yadin still maintllins that they were.
Another fact to bear in mind Is the
fragmentary nature of our
archaeological evk:lence. We have but
a fraction of all the tnaterlels which
ever existed. We have surveyed but a
fraction of all the possible sltet. Fewer
than five per cent of the known sites
have been excavated.
With the exception of small
settlements such 111 Qumran, no
excavetion actually uncovers more
thlln small sections of a mound.
Furthermore. even after texts and
inscriptions have been uneenhed t:f
e small ponion of thesoe ere publls
at any given time. In view of the
fragmentary nature of the evklence It
would be precarious to conclude thllt
any given pessege of Scrlptunt lain
error from an argument from silence.
As It hat been remarked, abunce of
evidence Is not neceuerlly evidence of
absence. 4
Donald J . Wiseman, dlstlngulahed
professor of Assyrk)logy at the
University of London, concludes: "I
would still malntllin thet the historical
facta of the Bible rightly underatood
find ogreement In the floc:ta culled from
archeeology equally rightly •
understood, that Is , the mojorlty of
errors can be UCJibed to errors of
lnterpr-lon by modem acholoro ond
not to subatontloted 'errore" of fact
preMMed by tho Blbllcol hlator-.
Thla,.....,lafurtt.rat..........,.whon
It Is remembered'-mony tho«<oo
ond lnterpntatlorw of Scrtp!ul"o hove
been chocked 0< conected '1;f
erdwaologk:al dllcow~ ••
•
NEIPORT HARIK>R EJfSI(Jt
PUil.lt4EO WEEKlY ·PG. 3
STROM THURMOND
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SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
HI• tl. htH h ~o• 11 < u Htl
1'1 t'Jtlltlttdlfttlr/c /CI r llifO ft
thtlrt 2'J yt'ilr\, r" a"
tJIIIbo rlty fm tf'"' J anti
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ALEXAMORITE
Slo"• of the C••r
AltiUdrltt ls a CUtioul
ltoot Wbtch chaJICes color•
In dlftereli llcbts. Since
lta dt.covery to Russia's
Unl Mocmtat.ns, lt has been
In scarce Epply lor years.
Tbe materW etta lts name
from Cur AenDder D.
Wbeo he became of ace to
nate Russia, the stooe was
aamed for hlm aDd, be-
cause lt cootaioed the
Caarl.st colors -red aod
creen -became tbe natloo-
a.l stone of Russla.
AlesaDdrlte ts normally
sreeo by day and red by
DJcbt. The chanae Is re-
lated aolely to the kind
of Upt lt retlects. Although
the Urals produced thefln-
elt speetmeu for 100
years, depostts there an
stlll tarcely oectected.
More recently, a.leDDdrlte
bas been touDd lD Rhodesia,
BruU and Ceylon. It ls
due out of alluvial river
beds, lD aoU which must
be thoroughly washed to
set rld of extnoeous
material. It appears as a
fOUib pebble. Expert eyes
ptct tt out of the
•• Wash," and exPert hands
turn U into a pretty gem-
stone. Its beauty Is rtt
tor a Cur.
FIRE AT.FAIRVIEW
BLAMED ON ARSON
JUNIOR LEAGUE MEMBERS chatted during a break ln
the festlvltles Sunday at the open hou se for '·New Direc-
tions for Women" at 2601 WU!o St., Costa Mesa. The
Arson was blamed for a project a type of half-way house for women alcoholics,
ftre which caused from $5,-include; 3 houses on WIUo St. In a home-like atmosphere
000 to $7,000 damage in a and is already beglnnlog operation. Mrs. Faith Strong
dormitory-storage building was chairman of the open house. Among the others whO
at Fairview State Hospital, assisted were, left to right, Mrs . Charles Hallum, Mrs.
Z501 Harbor Blvd., at 12::i5 Strong, Mrs. Jolln O'Connell and Mrs. DOnald Pehkoff.
p.m. Sunday, Oct. 23, Costa ' M~~ratl~c:o~~~t~~tlent, a. Volunteer Action report
male, ZO, was blamed for
setting tbe tire, pollee said. The Voluntary ActlonCen-and shopworkers.Share your
The ftre was extinguished ter of South Orange Count) lnterest and skills by pro-
by Costa Mesa tlremen. The Is ready to assist you In vldl~ a teaming recrea-
flre :1ad been set ln paper flodlng the nght volunteer tiona! atmosvhere for these
goods and acoustic celllng opportunity for you, where boys.
material, boxes of which your skills and 1nterestsar~
were stacked ln the ootldlng, mat<'hed with the needs o!th~.>
being used In construction <'ommunlty. Call now at 675-
work underway. The suspect 9Z l0 or 833-9278 for more
c limbed through a window in for mation on how you can
Into the buDd~ fro m a help. Over scr. As k for the
fenced recr eation area a'ija-Retired Senior Volunteer
•
cent to the b.!Udlng, pollee Program.
said. •
• • •
Typists! We need you
desperately for all ldnds of
one-time, short and long
term assignments. U you can
t}'pe and have a few hours
to spare, call the Voluntary
A,. lion Center.
~~---, Are you handy wit h bike
repairs'? A Santa Ana non-
profit organization could use
this kind of volunteer as.
sistance In Southern ~ra~e
County to repair bi<'yrles for
YOU!lfl ~elrls.
JR. EBELL TO HEAR
GIRLS CLUB HEAD
Deanna Edwa rds, director
ot the Girls Club of the Har-
Lor A rea, will spuk at the
Nov. 15 meeting ott he Junior
Ebell Club of Newport Beach
at the East Bluff hOme of
Mrs. Robe rt River.
WINDOW TINTI~-~ I by Trained Conscientious Installers ,
QUALITY -ltiASONAaLE PRICES .
VIsit Our Olsplcry Sltowroom for New Ideas !
Custom Draperies. Carpet. Wollpoper 1
fREEwH(,;E81E$TIM~TE$ I
ll TOIO llACH CITIES I
• • •
Share our mus1cat herit-
age with 5th and 6th graders
by becoming a volunteer do-
cent Ln the history of music
program sponsored by the
Junior League of Newpo rt
Harbor. The program Is
comprised or 9 s.eU-con -
Thirteea years of neco-
tlattou with tbe Republic
ol PaAama have reacbed
Ulelr e'll*ted -·and feared
--c:oocluslon. Presldeot
Carter wUl ask the Senate
to ratify a treaty gtven Pa-
nama jurisdiction over the
Panama Ca.aa.l Zone lmme-
dJately, aod control of the
Canal In the year ZOOO.
The <'Ue for rejectln& the
proposed treaty, and the sup-
plemeotary treat) on the
neutrality of t~ Canal, be-
gins wtth one crucial point:
the Panama Canal is United
States property, and the Ca-
nal Zone is United States
territory. According to tbe
terms of the 1903 treaty
wtth Panam2, we l<'Quirttd
sovereign rights over U1e
Canal Zone ··tn perpetuity.''
Thus, It Is clear that thf'
hurden of proof rests on
those who favor the treaties.
Proponents must show that
it is In the nationa.l interest
to dispose of Amertr.an pro-
perty which represents a to-
t:~l investment of roughly $7-
8 tllllton.
On August 14, the c·hief
n~>gotiator of the treaty, Am-
bassador Ellsworth Bunker,
stated that the baste pur-
pose of the treaty was ''to
assure that the Canal Ls kept
open, run efttclently. open to
ships or all nations without
r1Lscrimln.atlon." An oepn
Canal, operateO efllclently
J nd without 1Uscrlmlnat1oo
-· that Is a worthy objec-
tive. lt is Jn objective, how-
t?VPr, that Ameri<'an r·ontrol
1s already meeUng.
Paoa ma Is weak, unstable,
and Impoverished country.
lts current chief exe<'utlve,
Genenl Omar Torrljos, Is
the 59t~ In 74 years. A dl<'-
tator ln the Castro mold,
he has openly flirted with
Cuba and the Soviet Union,
and has increased the debt
from $167 mlUion to $1.5
bUlton during his teoore of
offi<'f>. lt is hard to haVP
any ('Onltdeoce In his ablllty,
or his wUllngness, to '4'0rk
with the United States in
running the Canal.
rr • . ta.lned presentations ranging l~~~;=~;;;;;;~;;;;;;i rrom primitive music to ZOth
,77~18181 557:..26~~
The Juniors are holding
their l'{eneraJ meeting and
luncheon earUer so they can
attend the fashion show aod
luncheon sponsored by the
Ebell Club of Newport Beach
on Thursda.~, Nov. 17. at the
Balboa Bay Club.
lnterrupt.ion In our use
of the Canal would do ser-
ious damage both to national
security aod to our econmy.
Four former Chiefs of Naval
Operations recently wrote
President Carter that loss
of the Pana1.1a Canal could
·threaten our atJIHty to sur-
vive." At the very least,
the sepa nte neutrality trea-
ty would fo rce us to give
access to the Canal to na-
our
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CREMAOOII-BURIAL AT SEA
The Neptune Socrety provrdes a srmple dognrlred
cremat•on service with d•ssemrnatoon at sea There •s no
need for embalmtng. cosmetology casket or grave
Your Soc1al Secunty or Veterans Adr·unostrat<on death
beneftl may cover our complete servoce Our literature
tells the complete atory ol our socutiJ' Wnte or call
THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY
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If you're fluent inSpanlsh,
you• re needed as a recep-
tionist and rredJcal hlston
taker at family planning
c linics throu~hout South Or-
ange County. MtnJmum .l~!e
Is 18. •
Volunteers Jre needed 1n
such capacities as coaches
Junior Ebel! members will
hold their 13th annual La
Boutique Unique Tuesday,
Nov. 29; from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. at the Balboa Bay
Cluh.
CHANUKA BOUTIQUE
FOR B'HAI B'RITH
Women In t11e J ewlsh com-lions at war wtth us or with
munities of Newport Beach, our aUles.
Corona del Mar, Irvine, and Our economic interest is
other nearby areas are ln-also great. In 1975, 45 per
ZONTA CLUB PLAN S vlteO to the next B'naiB'rlth cent of the ships that pas-
EAS Y ACE S PARTY meeting Moaday, Nov. 14, ~e<1 through the Canal were
at State Mutual Sa.lngs and coming from the United
The Zonta CluiJ of :"ew-Loan. l4ll MacArthur Blvd., States, and Z3 per cent -.rtere
port Beach Y•ill hostess .-n Ai rport Area. After thegen-bounrt for the United States.
Easy Aces card part~ and era! meeting a Chanula bou-Moreover, Alaskan oil wlll
salad luncheon at noon this t1que wlll provide an op-soon proctuce even greater
Saturday at the Zoot a C"'ub, portunJty for gift shoppl~. traffic.
15th and lrv10e, Chit Hc~ven. Coastline B'oaJ B'rlth Wo -ln spite of ominous pre-
This Is a tund rats!~ event men will hold a Chaooka dictions by the SUte Depart-
for community and sprvK e party in December. Mem-ment, there ls 00 wa y of
projects of the Zonta Clu b. bers wUl bring an lnexpen-koowlng how the Panaman-
The donation IS $2.50 and sive gilt for a child. The ian people will react If tiM'
luncheon reservations ma} gllts w11l be distributed at treaty is not ratitl~. On a
be made IJy calling Dons Fairview Hospital. receot rip to Pana ma , I lear-
No Salesman Wtll Call Baletka, 548-2450, or Marie ned that there Is still con-
Send Fr" Portfolio to: Howes, 548-4316. TAX PLANNING TALKS slderaiJie pro-American
NAME ---------------Tables of brld~~. plnode SET FOR NOVEMBER IS teeliog ln the <'ountry. ln
ADDRESS---------------and canasta will he :lvall-H bo A 1976, the Canal Zone gov-
CITY CEM BKR E able followir~~~t the salad The Newport ar r r~ ernment and American ci-l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l~uoc~hi~ini.~~~~~~~C ~mber ~ Comme~ts Uuos t~~~sed$176,. business development com-000 000 dJrectly Into the
mlttee offer s the 3rd annual Pa.r:amantan eco nm y.
year-end tax planning con-As tor the tuture, mo-
ference on Tuesday, No-derntutloo of the Canal,
COSTA MESA • 646-1919
vember 15, at the Newport projected by our plannet;s
Seach Marriott botel. Coo-at a cost of $2.5 bUlioo ttnental breakfast will be at •
7:30a.m. and the conterence otters the propect of au ec-
wtll be from 8 untO nooca. ooomlc booa.nz". Ad)lstment
The program compiles wtth of the present amulty aod
the accouat.a.ncy cooUwLnc cession of surplus land w1th-
tducatton rules of the Call-Lnc the Canal Zone would
f I c-•·t Board of Ac _ also help to utlJICUisb smol-orn a ->Yl e deriDC discootent . We must
'Racket Strtogtog
Vicc.or Imperial 124.00
Vtoc.or Pro 120.00
Vlcc.or Superb 118.00
Vtoc.or Re.aowu 118.00
Nylon SutnliDI
counting for 4 hours credit. be t that bot.age
Tickets are $15 per person. ~~~:e 2a:t· would s:eprtve
p A TRI Cl A Gl BBON S IS Panama of Its fret test ec-onomJc asset.
SOLDIER OF QUARTER ProgDOIUeaUoos abouttbe
Prtvate Patricia L. Gib-future. bowe~er, are beside
boos, daughter of Mrs. P.elen the point. The Canal Z~
L. Gibbons, 1829 Samar Dr., 1.s Ulllttd States terr itory.
,.-------. '
The Canal beiOTlll " to the
American people.· To sur.
render them under th<' lh r~>Jt
of violE'oce would IJe tQ ~it-In
to blackmail.
There are those who <'OUn-
sel generosity in owr deal-
Ings with Panama. General
Torrljos, though, has vir -
tually eliminated all dvil
and political freedom in hls
country. U we truly Nish to
lJe generous to the Pana rna-
niafl people, we will not .. ..,.._
ard their dictator the pt>r-
sonal triumpt, of ronclul1mg
this treaty.
The Amerl"an peopl <' u.
poll after poll have rejec-
ted tht? barren reasonlrt!! or
their diplomatic repres~.>nta
Uves. Wben the vote on
ratili<'ation Is taken, the Se-
nate must heed the! r voir e.
The Pana ma Canal no-.·
stands as a monument to Am-
erican foresight, l~enll1t>,
and perseverance. Let us
not, by enterlnl! 1mo the
propos~ treat~. mJ ke It J
monum ent to Amen•·c~n tol -
lr.
STATUS OF WOMEN IS
Tbe monthly luncheon of
the Dolphins will IJe held
Nov. 16 at the lrvlnl' Coast
Country Club. ChaiTfl>a~ne
so<'ial time at 11 :30 will
precede luncheon at 12.
Linda DeMpsey, women's
athletic dir ector of lJC I, wUI
speak on ··Statusotwomen.''
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Tue Roast Leg Of Lamb* $2.95
Wed Bar-B-Que Ribs•• * •$2.95
Thu New York Steak * • * $3.75
Fri Steak And Shrimp • •$ 3 .85
Sat Stuffed Pork Chop* $2.65
Sun Prime Rib • • • * * * * $3.95
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TeonlsbaJls Costa Mesa, recently was ~------=a~EH:":'::IN~o=-=T:::H'='E""G='=R:;EA~T:-:N~A:-;M~E~ .• -.~A.-,;8R~EA~Tnc:-:A~R:--------~ named soldier of the quarter
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gence Center School Bridle
at Ft. Devens. Wass.
She wu selected for btr
knOwledge of mlllta.rY Sllllb-
jec'ts ~od eurAat event•,
out.standl.I:IC mWta.ry btu· lac, aoum techD.lcal kaow-
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foitJtectioJt
JUST A MOHE ~ ROADr
MaJor-•-muo111 -otlpoi'IDC Oraap c.-, ud Its cwoo, but ooo o1 111om broa
the blllU a coqple of WilD bl.d ud ectuaJ.lr ftlmtd oar
''bfa dltcb'' lad talked aboat our toac..prom!Md trwny.
It JboWid tbe trtffte Jammed ap oa "nport Bltd..,
&Dd a cwple of ··co~ out ot tullDeu ...,.., ta tbt
dowaton area. The (tMrtl thnllt of tbl Mory wu tbat
we J'ftlly DMd oar tHenr, Ybetber tt't ealled u. Costa
Mea rreenr, the Newport rr ..... ,, or Just tbt Route
55 freeway. Tbt reporter tatted aboUt our tmpendlnc
dowmown red"'elopmeDt pli.D, aod bow the ucertaiaty
oYer th41 treeny's fUtiiJ'e j«<l:ardlses eertala puU of
tbeplao.
ot course, we•.,. beta sayt.Dc tbese thlllcs all aloac,
and trrt. to ret iome a.c:Uc. oa tbt matter. Bit. biYial
a maJor Los AaceiN teleYltSoD station send a c.rew doWD to tet 1t all oo rum eert:a!Dly woa't bart tbt eaue. ExeC~(
tor ODe thlnc --at the ud of tbe fUm --~ tbe
reporter lnte"lewed former Mayor Bob WU.Oo_ wbose
efforts cot tbt freeway re-01med lo "COitalllelafreeway."
Wbeo the reporter asked Bob· Why we reilly need the
freeway completed, Bob said It ..a a matter of triODe)' -
atrtctly b.lslDess. Omtcosb, Bob, wb&t aboUt the 8 fatal-
lUes alo~~g Newport BlYd, l&st year, aDd the buDdreds
of other accidents, rangtnctromf&Dder..tJeDderato stretcher
cues?
A ad how about the kids on foot and on bicycles who
tate their llYN 1D their haods every time they try to cet
across the boulen.rd. A recessed freeway, with over·
passes, wOQid soln that, too, woo1do't It'?
Assemblyman Dt..WS M.a.~:wers and. his aMes are doing
what tbey caa to arrance for the proper meettacs between
a Costa Mesa freeway committee aDd tbe proper state
aDd county authorities, with the hopefUl re,sult ot some pro-
~rress 1n flnla:hlne oar fretw'ay. Meanwhlli, maybe some
of us wbo han beeo a.rotUid ton a loog time should teep
our eyes focused on the more lmportanl reasons for get-
tin& the freeway nntshed.
RUTH PROMOTED
The U.S. Air Force has
promoted Ruth L. Boggs,
daughter of Mrs. Naocy Rob-
bins, 1250 Adams An., Co-
sta Mesa, to the rank of
airman nrst class. She ls
se"ing at Chlctsaods RAF
Station, EnglaDd, as a morse
systems open tor. Her hu s-
band, Airman Christopher
K. Boggs, Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Tlleo Bogcs of
SulpWr Springs, Texas.
P UBLIC N OTICE
EXE RC ISE LIGHTNING
Navy electronJc warfare
technician secood class
Monte N, Ables, whose wUe,
Dareel, is tbe daughter of
Mr. aDd Mrs. Gerald Krum-
welde of 1043 Concord st.,
Costa Mesa, ls taking part In
exercise "fortress l)ghttng"
tn the Republtc ofthe Ptlillp-
ptnes, He Is serving as a
crew member aboard the
guided mlssUe cruiser USS
Chicago, home ported In San
Diego.
PUBLIC NOTICE
PROPOSED FLOOD ,ELEVATION DETERMINATIONS FOR
THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH, ORANGE COUNTY,
CALIFORNIA
AGENCY: ron.J lnsunnce Admi.DJ.stratton, HUD.
ACTION: PI"''PPOMd rule.
SUMMARY:
Techllical intormation or comments are solicited on the
proposed base (100-year) flood elevations listed below
for selected locaUons In the City of Newport Beac h,
Orance County, CalUornta.
These base (100-year ) flood elevations are the basis
for the flood plaln man.agement measures that the com-
munity Is required to eltber adopt or show evidence of
being already 1 In effect in order to quality or remain
qualified for participation In the National Flood Insurance
Program (NFIP~
DATES:
The period for comment wUI be ninety (90) days follow -
ing the secood pubUcatlon of this proposed rule in a news-
paper of local circulation iD the above-oamed commllnity,
ADDRESSES:
Maps and other lnforrnaUon shOwing the detailed outlines
of the Oood.prone areas aDd ttu! proposed base (100-year)
flood elevations are available for review at City Hall,
330 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach. Calllornia.
Send comments to: Mr. Robert Wynn, City Man2ger,
City of Newport Beach, City Hall, 3300 Newport Boulevard,
Newport Beacb, Calllornla 92663.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CO NTACT:
Mr. Richard Krtm, Aul5tant Administrator
Offi ce of Flood Wurance
(202 ) 755-5581 or Toll Fru Line (BOO) 424-88'72
Room 527C
451 Seventh stnet, SW.
Washington, D. c . 20410
SU PPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
The Federal lnsurance Administrator gives ootlce of
the proposed determinations of base (HlO-year) flood
elevations for the City of Newport Beach, California, In
a ccordance with section 110 of the Flood Dtsaster Pro-
tection Act of 1973 (Pub. L. 93-234,), 8'7 Stat. 980, which
added section 1363 to the National Flood Insurance Act
of 1968 (Title XID of tbe Housing aDd Urban O,Velopment
Act of 1968 (Pub. L. 90-448)). 4Z U.S.C. 4001~·4 28, and
24 CFR 1917.4 (a).
These elevations, togetber wtth the flood pla..l.n nage-
ment measures required by Section 1910.3 of tlie p ram
regutaUons, are the mlnimum that are required. They
should oot be construed to mean the communJty must
c hange any existtnc ordiD&nces that are more strlngent
to their Oood plain management reQUlremeots. The com-
munity may at aay time enact stricter requirements on
Jt• owo, or pursuant to policies established by other
);'ect.nJ, State, or ree:tooaJ eDltUes, These proposed elen-
Uoas wt.U also be used to ca.lculate the appropriate flood
luaraDCI premium ntes tor oew tuUdlQCs aDd their coo-
ttaU aad for the ucood layer of tnsunnce on utsUnc
bltUdiall aDd their content..
Tbt propoAd t.se (IOO.yeu} Dood eleviuoos for sel-
~ttd loc::aticma ar~
E~atlola. feet,
NaUooal Gto-
detlc Vertical
Dablm
BI(C-Blc~f 0rlYI 7
Jamboree Road• 55 ... ....,c.-lambone~ IZ
K_.tBIJ ~rMCtloD ot Emerald ' AT-I ..SPark AY .... _.,,._
A-udPartA-•
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PREVIEW or HOLIDAY FASHIONS will be featured at the
luncheon of tlie Newport Beach EbeU Club Tll.lrsday,
Nov. 17, at~e Balboa Ray Cll.lb. Pictured here with
a chest of jewels to spartle the boUday fashions are
Mrs. Thomas Baume of West Upper Bay, membership
chairman, at left, and Mrs. Frank Merkel of Costa
Mesa, door prize chairman. Mrs. PhUllp Fluharty, gen-
eral chairman lor the event. wUI be assisted also by
Mmes. L. Y.'Hiiam Jenks. Richard Hodge, CecU Shlrar,
francis Glockner and William Tritt. Hostesses will be
Mmes. Harry Goetz, George strtcker, Clayton Thompson,
Ivan Rebert and Raymond Harvey, Mrs, Jenks, 640-
4830, Is bandll.ng reservations. (Ensign photo,)
Newcomers at Hoag
• WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 28
Boy -Mr. and Mrs, Stan-
ley Llpln, 217 Apolena Ave.,
Balboa lsland.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . Har-
vey Farr ell, 2818 Newport
Boulevanl, West Newport.
• FRIDAY, SEPT, 30
Girl -Mr. aDd Mrs. John
Rosca, 4610Dorchester,Ca-
meo Highlands.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. JaC"k
Stoval, 1032 White Sails Way,
llarbor VI ew HU!s.
• TUESDAY , OCT. 4
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Robe rt
Peterson, 1618 Irvine Ave.,
West Upper Bay,
• WE DNESDAY, OCT. 5
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Randy
Kearns, 3099Sumatra Place,
Costa Mesa.
Girl • Mr, and Mrs. Ter-
ence Ferguson, 1000 Grove ·
Place, CoSta Mesa.
• THURSDAY, OCT. 6
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . MI-
chael Ragsdale, 3201 Dakota
Ave,, Costa ~esa.
Girl -Mr. aod Mrs. Tim
Amberry, 2029 National
An., Costa ll.asa.
• FRIDAY, OCT. 7
Girl -Mr. and Mrs.l arry
Heads, 4238 IIUarla Way,
West Newport He ights.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Will-
iam Holtz, 979 Governor St.,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. John
Svalbe, 2044 Phalarope,
Costa Me6a.
• SATURDAY, OCT. 8
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . Carlo
Mione, 440 Elmhurst Lane,
Costa Mesa.
• SUNDAY, OC T, 9
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Gary
Hu sser, 2213-B American
Av e., Costa Mesa.
P U BLI C NOT I CE
NOTICE or VACATION
NOTICE OF PROPOSED
VACATION, CLOSING UP
AND ABAN OONMENT OF' A
PORTION OF CERTAIN
STREETS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIV EN that the Cit)' Councll
of the City of Newport Beach
did, on Oc tober 11, 1977,
pas.5 a Resoll.ltlon of Inten -
tion No. 9199to vacate, close
up aDd abandon portions of
street rl5ht-ol-way. The
portions of satd street rte:ht-
of-way propo.5ed to be closed
up, vacated and abandoned
are legally described as fol -
lows:
A parcel of land beln& a
portion of Lots 308, 318
and 328 of Newport Heights,
as shown on a map thereof
recorded In Book 4, Page
83 of Miscellaneous Maps,
Records of Orana:e CouDly,
said parcel being a strip of
llnd 60,00 feet In wtdtb, lyq
30.00 feet oo each side oft be
followiQ( described center.
II De:
Bectantnc at the point of
lntersecUoo of the center-
linn of Und Strftt and Jr.
Yint Avellle, as both 22nd
Strttt a.Dd lrYtne Atetue
are shOWD oo atd map
of Newport Hetchts;
thence, North 40• 00' 00 ..
Eut along said ceaterUDe
of lnlDe Avem~e, 512.40fttt
to a potnt oo a curve coo-
cave weJterb' t.od hnlal
a n4lal of ~.oo toot ud a ceatnlaacteotss•st•oc•·,
aid pol.ol at10 bet• tbt
TRUE POIMT OF BEGIII-
NIIIG, 1110aC0 -Ill
alq laid enterllM fifortb
-to•OO'OO'' Eut & dlltiDel
of 719.4'1 fool " I pobl ol
bl1noctlae-ttoo-.r-U.. ol 1M _ _.,_ ... , ol
!Jntal'tfll,uiiiOnc.
--ol "-It Hetcta, --to· 00' 00'' Wool I -ol
'
Girl -Mr. aDd Mrs. John
Ztnsmeyer, 608 Vi.a Lido
Nord, Lido Isle.
• MONDAY, OCT. 10
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. Paul
Evans, 1812 Port Taggart,
Harbor VIew Homes.
Boy • Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Loots, 255 Cedar St.,
Newport Stw:lres.
• TUESDAY, OCT. 11
Boy -Mr,aodMrs.Has.san
Hassan, 1338 w. Balboa
Blvd., Balboa.
• WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Jolln
Middleton, 128 E. Wilson.
Costa Mesa.
• THURSDAY, OCr. 13
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Sol -
omon Phillip, 416 Orchid,
Corona del Mar.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. WUI
Dufresne, 178 Monte VIsta,
Costa Mesa.
• FRIDAY, OCT, 14
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. John
Modeer, 2557 Columbia Dr.,
Costa Mesa.
• SATURDAY, OCT. 15
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Ray, 1202 Dooegal Place,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. aDd Mrs. Ro-
berto Hernande~, 2?6 E. 20
St., Costa Mesa.
Twin girls -Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Desper, 471 Prom-
ontor y Dr, East.
MUSIC GROUP WILL
PLAY FOR PAHHEL
A renaissance music
group will perform at the
Nov. 16 meeting of New -
port Harbor PanheUenlc at
10:30 a.m. at Glei:xtate Fed-
eral Savings, Fashion Island.
Luncheon and bridge will
follow the meeting.
PUBL·t·C NOTICE
452.35 feet along the certer-
llne of said 23td Street and
terminating ln the easterly
rlght .of-way boundary for
Irvine Avenue as said rl&ht-
of. way was dedicated per
grant of easement recorded
tn Book 8603, Page 885 of
otticial Records of Ortnge
County.
The sideline of the afore-
m~ntloned strip of land be-
Ing prolonged or shortened
so as to terminate 1n
easterly right-of-way Uneor
Irvine Avewe as said lrvloe
Av enue right-of-way was
granted per the aforemen-
tioned easement recorded In
Book 8603, Page 885 of 01-
llclal Records of Orqe
Coonty.
Reference Is hereby made
to a map showing particu.
Iars and details of the por-
tions of street rlght.of-way
to be abandoned. Said map
Is on fUe to the otnce of
the City Clerk of tbe City
of Newport Beaeh,
NOTICE IS FURTHER
GfVEN HEREBY lbat the City
Council of the City of Ntw-
port Beach has set Monday,
the 14th daJ of November,
l!n7, at the hour of 7:30
p.m. as the Ume, and lhe
CouocU CbambersoftheCity
Couoc:U of tbe City of NfW ..
port Betell u the pllce tor
the beU'Inc of all per10n1
IDttrtlled Ill or ob)oetllr to
tbt pJ'OPOM(I nCJtloa of aid
port-of aid at root rlcl>t-
of ... wt.J, ud tlllt aald Ctty
Coacllat tbl aametlmtl.lld
pllee •W t111.r tM .ndeDct
offtrtd bJ UJ pti'IOCII•tr·
ootod lo"lncatloDol•ld
por&. ollll4-rtcbl-
ol-..., 1101-ro do· .. ..-.
Dabd ~r II, 11'17.
Dortoc:.q..
Cllf Clof1l ot t1oo
CIIJol .. -'._
PaW* .,,.,, 10, tm, ta
!MK_.t--....
•NO IRVINE SEll· ~FF'
(c-m,•-.... 1)
.... tloo _,_ -ban ol
~--· ~-. ~ -.tl ....... ~~~~--··--t--tM rMiciWIIJ ........
-~ laelldn Oil llloiDt.
balldlal ...... --· CCNIUDM'di.J. ud .-..rtai
diYtAial, udproptrtymu--dl..-,_tllr
afftc. biUdiacJ, lpll"t.MIDII
led lbollp1ac ctaten.
''Thil c:oa..olldatiao 1J at
leut ·p&rtllll)' the result ot a reDtWid oorponte Pbn-
OIOpb)' to ci't'8 full eoocen-
tratioo ta the lrvLDe Com-
PIJI.J'& tndltleoal role as a
master land. UH planner lDCI
deYeloper. We plan tbeuses
of tbe land, we make certaio
that these uses are com-
paUble wttb the rest of the
reneraJ. plao, we pres-retbe
oft-:o.te lmprovemeats aOO
then martet the sites aDd:
proj@ct 011110rtuntt1es ta
selected bu:llders who put up
the structures aDd provide
site amenities to our euct-
lng standanls.
'•We are phasing outoftbe
actualllJUdin&:buslnessour.
selves. There are others
who can handle that. In-
depeodenl: buUders have, In
fact, been doing most of the
construction on the ranch
since the beginning of the
genera..l plan.
'·It Is In both of our in-
terests that Newport Beach
be as healthy and attraetlYe
a community tomorrow as
It Is today. U there a.re
concerns abollt growth -·
and there are --we should,
and must, sit down and work
them out tOI(ether,
'•Spealdog as an Irvine
Company executive who
cares very mu ch about the
community In which he lives
and works, I can tell you that
the alternative to this k1od
of pi'Oillcttve, positive re-
latlonshlp is to me highly
uoaC"ceptable.
'·And that would be for us
to give LIP on the town, and
let other developers acquire
our r emainllli 800 acres or
so of unimproved, un-
productive and extremely
expenslve -· as the tax as-
sessor annually reminds us
-· Newport land holdings.
'• But that wlll never come
to pass.
"We are a.ssured of tba.t
by what Is happening In New-
port today. There Is a
wor~ partoersbip. The
reaeral plan review proceu.
now onder way Is It& beSt
evldeoce.
''As authorized by the City
Council, this review Is de-
signed to determine a real-
IstiC" optimum level of
growth, pa.rtlcularly com-
mereta! developrrent, tor
Newport.
"I would tllte to stress
that "'·ord, optimum. What
II means Is that growth in
Newport cannot expand to.
evllably aDd continuously. II
has Its limits, aOO we are
moving toward them.
"The general plan review
process seeks to Identity and
capture . tbe best of
thJs gt'OWth --to keep It
tn Newport, and not see It
drained away to ot her com-
munities.
.. ~ ....... -N-oltloo~ Jlu. ~~_.t c-.. ,..
ce1nlll • ... ol ttl...,. n.. .. ...,...... .... s_
"-" c-111 ..., ..w .,,._ bo .. ..,., __
fat l 2JU.. ClrtUalJ Ia
'"''"' ol -·t ud Kboal l't't' .....
'•It ..,., OOitrfblltu lor
tiample, mon tbu 'tt.J
miUloa .Jilr11 to tbl eiCJ
Ill IIIIH ud propoltJ luH;
ud 1boot ,1,7 •Ulloa to
tbe localldlool dlllrlct.
·•WbiQ Newport Ceater la
buOt out, tbtrd aboald be
qutte a blt more rlfellle.
•• All of our DOG·
residential properties, by
the way, aceouat for eome
$3 mUlion -· almoat SO Ptr
cellt --ot tbe $1'1 mlllloD
ln property lJid sales tax•
the clty collected dariJIC the
past year.
"for the lrvlne Com-
pany's part to the reoeral
plan reYiew, we are ta.tLar
a fresh loot at the Umtna,
lotenstty of use and. design
of our rema.ln1nc projects
here, We want to IJ'ate cer·
taio they are compatible with
the planned lmpronmeDt of
, community support systems,
sucll as roads.
"That is our big problem
yours and mioe. Roads,
Tnfrtc capacity,
'' Tra:ltk Improvements,
of which Newport could stand
a lew, are a by product of
development. Without the
development, YO!.I rna)' still
get much of the trame, but
you won't get the Improve-
ments.
''This Is because develop-
ers Pll' for a large share
of public street pro~ts --
from new st~rnallnstalli.tionS
to entirely new roads. Total
reltance on public fUnds ~st
won't get tbe done.
"The trick is to brtnc
about comblned private and
public nnanclng of the Im-
provements at tbe time they
are needed, or, Ideally, be-
fore they are needed.
"funds from various
surces, including the state,
must someoow be advanced,
and responstbUittes lor the
Improvements, revised.
"This ts a problem !bat
the lrvtne Company, other
major property owners t.od
the city are now coming to
grips wt.tll, as part of the
genera.! plan review process.
When tM! scllutloo Is retched,
a.od rm ~deat tt will
be, eech of us, and --more
important -· the eommuntty
at large, will beoettt.
'' Aod !tilt ls what It ls
all about: mutual benefit,
··In the past, the
Irvloe Company and the com·
munlty of Newport Beach
have benefitted mutually
from tbe company's laod
management and develop-·
ment programs, The re.
suits are evident everywhere
on this side of the ba)·. This
Is a beautif'lll city --because
of what happened tn the past.
•·Well. we at the Irvine
Company, even those of us
who are new, are mighty
proud of that past.
'·Proud enough to assure
yoo that it mirrors
the fUture."
Now, uve on 8x10
cotor enlerg~ta
by KODAK. Bring ul
your levorlte color
alldet. co16r prints
or KOD-'COLOR,
NegetlvH. For ev8ry thr~ 8x10 color
enlargements you order, you pay for two
and get one free. O"er expires November 9.
Act now and be sure to ask us for Color
Processing by KODAK.
Cal's
Cameras
1770 NEWPORT BLVD.,
COSTA MESA •
646-9383
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NEW HYDRA CLEAN PROCESS
MOBILE CARPET CLEANING SYSTEM
c..,lottly Sotf Coatoilllll a ro-Trocr U.its
• ] ,..,., •h• •••' uhG<• • Soon ..,. ... ,, -••I+
-1 too~ thw• lo"~' d•y•~11 t•"•""''"' Noo h•• • 1
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()pen Monday · S.turday 9:JO . S:JO
Sund•y II 10 I
673 -1970
lUJ Via Udo
·"••·port Beaf h
the
Other Store
Opf'n Mot~dl y-Saturday , t :.S:JO
Sunday 1 Ito,.
675-8523
710 t:. B1lboa Bh•d.
on lhf' Penlnlula -
SERVICES AUGM
HIGH EARNINGS AT LFS
Mrs. Jones avails herself of the expert help of Laguna Federal's
counselors in planning a profitable savings program. She saves time and
money by taking advantage of many other services, including these: -
TRAYILEIII CHECKS
are inued without cherge
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
protect papers end documents
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1ive )I Qe111s
• IT WILL ,A.Y 10 CH!Cit OUI ,IIC!$
CUSTOM DESIGNED JEWELRY
tiNE OEM STONES
GOLD CHAINS
.Jolla M. T ho•paoD o.o
Z'JI E. 11U. S&., Ualt U
Coat& Meaa. ·ca&lf. ·
1262'7 (1f4) 845-1919
·caa Hll1 re• 841. llelllad Wet seal)
PARTY
A To Z Gourmet Catertng
MEANS WE BRING THE WORLD'
OF COOKING TO YOU.
Consult us for your next party.
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551-2111
Burglar !
HOW MUCH
CAN YOU
AF FORD TO LOSE
IF A BURGLAR DECIDES
TO BREAK INTO YOUR HOME
OR BUSINESS TONIGHT?
Sea Coast will plan
yoLW home or business
security system.
Phone
642-3490
Now!
SEA ~ AlAflM SVSJEM5~
fA Df.w.. _, ._ C... ........ ._.....,
1651 Plocefttia Ave . • Coate Meso
HARBOR FELLOWSHIP BI BLE CHURCH
23RD ST. at ORA.I'4GE, COSTA. MESA· 645-5050
OR. F.KE1'4T01'4 BESHORE, PASTOR
Sunday Mo~ Worship •.••••••.•.•• 1<r.30 a.m.
Suoday Scbool-9:15a.m. Wednesday senice -7 p.m.
An lndependent c hurch with Bible teachlotJ ministl'}'
ATTEND
THE CHURCH
Of YOUR CHOICE
CHRISTIA.H SCIE1'4CE
SERVICES
flRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 Via Lido
Ne wport Beach
Sunctay Schoo.l -9 & 10:30
Sunday Servtce - 9 & 10:30
WE DNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8:00 p,m.
R t: A 1)1 N (, ROO \4
Week days: 9 ~.m:·-5p.m.
Wednesday: 9 am -7:45 pm
Tuesday: 9 am - 5 .pm, 7-9
• • •
SECOND CHVRCH Of'
CHIUST. SCII:NTIST
NeYpOrt Beach at
Corona del Mar
•
3100 Paclltc Vte• Dr .
Suoday School -10 a.m.
Sunday Strvtce -10a.m.
WedDesday: 8:00p.m.
RFA I>I N(, RU0,\4
3500-B E. Coest HWy.
Entrance oo NarciNOs
Mon.-Fri.: 10 a1n to 5 pm
'Sunday aftemooo: 1 to 3
Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm
• • • •
You art cord1a.lly lDYlttd
to atteod Ctaareb Stm••
aacs to 1111 Rtldinc Rooma.
We invite you to won1Up
LUlHERA.I'4 CHURCH
OF THE MASTER, LCA.
2900 Pacl.Oc Vi~ Dr.
Corona del Mar, Ca.llf.
LAWRENCE D. FRUHLING
Pastor --PbOoe 759-1011
SUNDAY SERVICES:
C burcb scbool • • • • 9:15
Liturtical semce • lO:SO
Nursery and Coffee Hour
AC:..IIWII••••
CoeteMeee,
M ST....,.
..rHOIMSTCHUitCH
11th St. & Heft)of Blvd • a.... .... .-,. .... _ .. ,. w...__,, .. AM.
CHARLES D. CLARK
PASTO"
ftAUL H. ALIX~HDIR
AS~C:I.t.Ta
GRACE BilLE CHURCH
V ltt i"'U Mtmortal Bldl.
565 w, lltb. Coltl ....
REV. TOM TYUE, Plltow
StnmAY SERVICES:
10:00 a.m. aat '7:00 ,.m.
CJIILDRD'S PUP
SCHOOL. 10:00 a.a.
HOME BIBLE CLASSEs:
Ca1155l~
•T•chlnl Bible Doct~
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
"THE fRI!MDLI!5T CHURCH IM TOWM''
lt'.AYNfi P. MUI~l.F.N, f1 AS'I'O R
lttOO A.M.-ADULT WORSHIP & SUMDAT ICMOOL
~ilO P.M. -IVAMGILICAL HOUR
lOI MAGNOLIA AT UHTA AHA ~VI., COSTA MilA
flvaurutiJ Cl&lftBrrgaltonal Cllnm-
A 1111 AMO INDlPIMDIHT
COHORIGATIOHAL CHMSTIAtt CHU·C~.
T HE Rf!V. JOH A. I. IN OVALL, "l•h l •r
t•ll A. .. SUNDAY • I IIL'I STUDY
litH A.Mp' WOI ... IP lllvtCI, IUI'IA'( ICMOOL
3262 IIOA.D STIIIT, MIWOIT HIIQtT$
M\liSIIY CAll Plt0¥1DID PMOMI• U~27·
F t ( ) I ·, I : t ~ ( I p () I i ( ~ C' 8 I 0 t l c t
GAYLE IS PROMOTED NEWPORl HARBO R ENSIGN
TO RANK OF AIRMAN PUBLISH ED WEEKLY ·PG. 5
THURSDAY, NOV. 10, ltn
CORONA DEL MAR. CAUF.
Gayle E. KWJ.acs•orth,
dauebter of Mrs. JacquUoe
Spellmeyer of 9%90 Lark-
spur, WestmlDster, hasbeeo
promoted to aJrmao. Sbe r e-
cently compltted tralnlnc at
LacltlaDd AFB, Teas, aod
is oo• a.sstped at Ellsworth
AFB, S. D. Sbe sen es u
a materiel facUlties spec-
lallst with a unit of the
Stratecic Air Command. Her
father, Kell.Detb W. Bradeen,
resides at 550 Paulartoo,
Costa Mesa.
·~~~~~~~~~~~
• WIW*"Y, OCT. It
G .... 0....., ,., of Via
Llcllt lolld, UdD llle, tDid
poUee M .,.. ID IU omc.
It SCM ll ..... rt Bltd..
Mnport ........ at t:IO
p.m .. welll IMide tor 15 •1--. ,.. lfiD:tllbaelt
.,..., .. tiiiMIIP to btl ear
wbtD a mu acco-.ct blm
from btbllld, btld b1a Melt
wltb OM arm, btl4 a bUt
1D m..t of b1t taee, lad
rollbed blm -of b.la ftllet
aDd aboat $300 lD eub, eatt-
Jac .U. mc.tb •tJcbUy •••
TYO lmall pgtola, I eloclt
radio lad otMr ltema, 'fllaec1
at a total ot$118, wenbaq-
larlMd from tbt bome of
DoaiJd ZODder, 7~ S.-
lbore, Welt N.wport, be-
tweea 7:55· a.m. &Dd 2:45 a.m ••••• s,tna. Salaa1-
tro, of 4fi JlaJDUfoat Co.ta
Ilea, rtpOrted $150 wortll
of CUMtte tlpes ttol• from
ber car Ybllt lt wu parted
1D tbe 100 block of 39tb,
West NtwpOrt, btt1rten 8
p.m. Oct. 18 ud !:15 a.m.
Oct. 19.
• THURSDAY, OCT. 20
Betty Daris reported ber
198? Poncbe cauoleofrocn
beblDd btr bome at ~z Sea-
ward, Coro• Rlcblaods, be-
twMD 5 p.m. Oct. 19 and 5
p.m. Oct. 20 ••• Broo Clay
Har tu. !0, of 1848 Port
Albley, HarborVle• Homes,
wu united at 1 p.m. at
Rtnr I.Dd 41st aDd charged
wttb sell lac IDd traDsportiDc
mart)la.Dl ••• DaD Moody
Holloway, 51, of 400 Part
Newport. was charted wttb
misdemeanor dJuDk drlvtJac
at 10:40 p.m. ln the 1800
bloc It of Sberlncton, Oakwood
apartments.
• FRIDAY, OCT. 21
f raDk Field, 28, of 442
Prlncellon, Costa Mea, ns
Chafled with mlademeanor
druDk driYlac at 11:30 p.m.
at Superior aDd lndustrlal
Way, West Side ••• Cort-
land Hurnll Craodal, 20, of
Z214 Holly, NeYpOrt Heigbts,
was arrested tbere at 3:50
p.m. aDd Chafled Ytth havlng
marl)lana for sale • • •
James Edward Boyd, 42, of
915 Promoatory Polnt, was
arrested at his home at 3:20
p.m. on a charge of assault
and battery • • • Aotbony
James Percoati, 23, of 219
WalDit, NewportSbores, YU
charged •ltb misdtme&JM)r mot drlYq at Jambor.
&Dd San JOIQU.LD HllU Rd ••
Newport Ceater ••• A gold
bracelet aDd gold p!Ja, Yalued
at $515, were stolen trom tbe
borne of Wilbur Jacer, 316
Bueoa Vista, Balboa, be-
tween 10:30 a.m. Oet. 21
and 10 a.m. Oct. 22,
• SAT URDAY, OCT. 2Z
A CB radio and tape deck,
valued at $405, were stolen
from DoDlld Zuder's car
wblle lt was parked oea.r h1s
borne at 7405Seubon, West
Newport, btt1reeo 9 p.m. Oct.
Z1 a.Dd 7 a.m. Cct. 22 •••
Four ootttde lamps, ftlued
at $400, wen stolen from
bomtl uDiier eoostncUoo by
Broadmoor Homes, at San
Mlcatl aDd Port Satton,
Harbor Vln Homes, be-
tween 6 p.m. Oet. 20 lDd
6:30 a.m. Oct. 21 ••• Ed-••rd Odenrd, 53~ S..-
abon, West Newport.
reported a C&Utttt tape
player, ftlaedat$190, stoltD
trom b1l car wbDe lt was
partecl 1D the 5SOO block of
Neptuoe, oear Ills bomt, be-
tween 3 p.m. Oct. 20 a.Dd
7:SO a.m. Oct. zz. . . •
Leonard Isom, 180 Yorlt-
towu, Coata Mesa, reported
a sbtp-to-Uore radio aDd
ma.ri.DI baller, ftlaed
at $850, stoltD from hilboat
at SUZ Marca1, Newport Is-
l.aDd, betYttD 8 p.m. Oct.
20 aad 8 a.m. Oct. U •••
A wrllt wateb a.Dd ! p.&a'J-
bi.Dks wltb COIDI wen ltol•
from U.. llome of Heory
Come., 1701 Part LaDe.
W tit Newport. betwMil 7:15
p.m. ud 1:45 p.m. tor u
uttmatect lou of $SIO •••
Dna1a I...s.mu's 1m
Y UD&ba motorcycle was
ltol• from U. Balboa Pier partllc lot bttwMD ~ p.m.
Ud m.ldiiiPt ••• Dulel Peter
Morroe, IS, ot 125
lieF ...... Ctlltral Newport,
,.. ciiUpd .... belac ....
tDacUid ud dborderlJ at
lbto p.a. at Colrt ud Me-,.._ Clltnl Newport •••
T._..AIIillloiiJReal .. l$,
111111 o.a. IOJCt l1•1tt
wen an.-. at tMir ..... ..,_.at llll ···~ o.n.d ..............
.............. ell.
ttnllll ............... .
l4ftN ......... h.: ti i iM ....... ..... ....................... Ill ............ ...
IIATtaBIIEI ... _ ....
trs-:t~
COif~ ~ ---co. ..... ' ..... u..., ....
Vesta J<etlmon s. "'·· B.M •• ofdlltr at II p.a. It Palm
ud Balboa Blt'd., Belboe.
• SUJ(DAY, OCT. ZS
MeFiddla ud 2llt, Cttlb't.l
Ne"PQrt, at 10:50 p.m •••
Marjorie RJtftl, 2194 Cb.t.a-
oel, Be.lbol, reported tbat
her ftllet aDd Ul2 •ere
stolen from ber pun. Lober
home betweea 3:30p.m. lDd
10:30 p.m.
C U I I fi A G (J 1-LJ I·(, I< l-1:: ~. I . A. ( •
CltbJ Jaa Cbllden, ass s.. Gull. Oakwood apart-
JD..U, rtpOrted tblt eome-
ODI pried opea her trout
door, I'UIIcked btr bed-
room, lDd toot $&00 lD cash~
a $4,000 dtamoDCS rfnc. a
$1,200 d.Jamond rtnc aDd 3
turq110ise necklaces, valued
at $&00, tor a total b.aul
of $&,400 ••• Aodrew Torelt's
1976 Honda motorcycle was
stolen trom bJs carport at
335 Promootoey Point, be-
tween Z p.m. Oct. 22 and
11 a.m. Oct. z~ ... Josepb
Campanella, !oo ca,ney,
V •rsaJlles, reported hJs
toolbol and toots, valued at
$2&0, stolen trom hls car
wblle It ftS parked in the
IIDderp'Oilnd gan(e be-
tween 8:30 p.m. Oct. 22 and
8:ZO a.m. Oct. 23 ••• Krist!
Anoa Ruble, 22 Landfall, was
taken to Hoag hospital alter
belog hit wbUe riding her ~Ike on Superior near Coast
Hwy. at 3:50p.m.
TEACHER of SINGING
SPE CI AL IZ I NG I N VOIC E BUILDIN G
• TUESDAY, OCT. 25 SONG CO ACHI NG
Aud1t1o ns by app oi ntmen t
TEL E PHOH E 552-7883
Five blcycle Jackets, nl-
ued at $450, were stolen
from a clotfles rack at the
Red Balloon shop ln Fashion
Island between 2:-40 p.m. and
3:15 ••• Cindy Lynn Stell-
way, 21, of 111 -A 45th, West
Newport, was charged with
misdemeanor drunk drtvln&
at Jamboree and Back Bay
Rd. at 1:20 a.m ••. Diane
Balzer, 114 31st, West New-
port, reported her purse and
$130 stolen from her home
between 10:30 and 11 p.m.
Ga,ry Stephenson reported
$2,020 worth of stereo sound
equipment stolen from his
home at 320 Canal, Newport
Shores, between 8:30 a.m.
Oct. 25 a nd 12:20 a.m. Oct.
26 . . . A TV set, 2 shot-
guns aDd 2 rtnes, valued
at $1,580, were taken from
Stewa r1 Moore's home at 716
Cam eo Highlands, between
2:30 p.m. Ort. 22 and 8:30
p.m. Oct. 25 .. Cash and
jewelry valued at S128, were
bu rglarized from the home
of VIrginia Roberts, 601
Rockford, Cameo Hl~hlands,
between 11 :30 p.m. Crt. 24
an<1 6 a.m. 0<-t 25 . . .
Rov Devaney, 1011 112 ~.
Bay Front, Aalboa Is land,
reported hls 1974 Porsche
car stolen from the 300 hlock
of Apolena, Balboa Is land,
between 1 p.m. Oct. 24 and
10 a.m. Oct 2~.
NOW -"111-~'HI,f'" ...
I'ERY w STEAM CARPET
• MONDAY, OCT. 24
Barbara Sue Richardson,
Z9, of 1632 Marguerite, Har-
bor View HUis, was arrest-
ed there at 5:30 p.m. and
charged with having marl-
juaoa for saJe. • • Gary
Cbarles Camp, 25, of 1215
C harle, Costa Mesa, was ar -
r est ed at 6:30 a.m. at Coast
Hwy. a,nd Cameo Shores,
when a patrol.l1ng poltceman
reported tlndlog hJm starxl-lnc nude alone the hJghwa y
••• Jonathan D. Grenz. 29,
of 1819 Placentia, Costa
Mesa, was charged with mis-
demeanor drunk driving at
An attic thtlt \ not properly insu·
1ated could wind ur Cl"t>ttn~ ou plt.·my
\Vhcn your hcrtt •~ on. rhc.• warm
air rises So 1t mo\'<'' fr~m' fk"lr Ill (c.•tlm~
in the room~ t."~f vnur hllu"c \\'nhN at
adequatt' IOSUI:ltiOil thl• nt'i'l 1..•10 r.w,
thrQUgh your t'lltnllll'l'' \'our ;m K Th, ..
waste of heat cau~ y~.,ur h~.·.H m~ '' t~.·m
to work lonfo!er and h.udt'r Th.u ululd
C05t you mone)'
By insulaunft. '"' ll'<rt·.l m~ the
amount ci i~ulauon en voor :m \'t~
can cut your heating Ct~~ up to ~· •.
CLEANING CLEANING
coo . the world s largest W ITH THE ADDED
w1ll restor~ the htdden P ROTECTION OF •
' beauty •n your d• ,,,.., ''!.
._._...,. CoH removes"'' d C:h '"'
c1rapertes rehanp<. tMPm
wotn perfect
pleats c~nd PvPn
hems And J
Co•t cleilntng
~YOion~s
drapery ltte
ON CASH & CAUY
S CDt£~Q!~ ,.
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HOMES • AP~Rl 'oii[NTS • ~0 W'
BILE HOMES • OFFICES • 1? WALL TO WALL CARPET _ •
fURNITURE & DRAPERIES Joo i.,':7
CL£ANEO IN YOUR HO~E ~!
• DEEP SOil £X TRAC ~~
TION MAKES YOUR 1
CARPET SANI S t..
T ARY CU AN1 ~ •
QUAUTY l SERVICE, YOU CAN EXPECT FROM "THE WORLD'S LARGEST ''
lLEm:'n":O..I 540-1 366•642·.~~~;::. · CDIT 17;~:~::~::0
,, •".. ,, .,. , ., -·VIfi.J'"' l .lltl,f; r · aADtO OtWATCHtD T.U<IU ORAP£RY. CARPET & UPHOLSTER Y CLEAN( Q
tn ... ukmcm I! a l."~nt'•tlmt• m' ,.,,
mcnt thl'lt r;~\'~ ,,(( \'l'M ,tftcr \'l'.lf "II' .111
.tn trb ui.Ht,m .:uncrath)f 't\,u'll l trh i th.H
h.t'<-·d ,m hxlav\ r rect". r n,rx·rh m'u
l.utnJ: ·'" .tttiC' m ,, ''rl(al h'''N' n m'
ht•tw ct•n ~2,\ .I n,{ it 'h\' And "h.11
ht•ttt'f rJ:t 'l' ll' tm'("l \ O\lr "'' 'IW\ I h.m
tn w~ur l'" n h~.~~.·'
Ynu ~..l n ,t\,,, ll'''~ tnr\\ "'i 11
-..1' me up "' -k)-~. ,,n \<'lttr ... '"'lmc \l"t
tn tht· ummcr. when n \ \'l'llr ,,,r 1.• 'n
,ltttorw r \turn w ~') t1.) wor~
Fur ,\ t rt'\.' c, ll'-'l'" .lt rt 'n b, "'kk 1
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PUIUMJ IQJQ.'y • ..a.. '-· MJ~Y. IIOV. 10, ltn
COIIIIA 00. 111111, CALl F.
C. M. Harjxr . . .
tlte (JfJS/6 )les11
etlJtJtediDII
JUST A MONEY ROAD ?
lllojor -· ---It • -"' lporllle Orup CouiQ' ud Ita elUM, but OM of tbem brob
the blbU a couplt of WIIU lack ud aetD&llJ' fUmed OU'
'•bJc clltcb'' &ad talked at.t our loll..proi:IIJI«l fi'Mfty.
ft Mowed tbt tn.flle jammed ap oa Newport BIYCI.,
&Dd a couple of ''IGI.Dc out of ba.toeas alpl" lD tbe
dowatowa uti. Tbe , ... n1 ttma.t of the ltorJ waa that
we nally DHd our free'fty, wbetbtr It's eallld the Co.ta
Mea freewa y, the Newport treeny, or jast tbt Roate
55 frlfftJ, 1bt reporter b.lbd about our lrrtpeDI:IlDc:
dowtiown redtnlopmeat pla.D. and bo'fr the ueertt11ty
onr the trePay's ftrtate jeopl.rdlsel etrta.bl pu1l ol
the plu. .
Of course, we'n beeD •JiDc tbese thlllcs all aJoac,
aDd t~ to ret 10me .eta oa the matter . Bit, ••lac
a ma))f Los ADCelM teleYllioll ltaUoD lead a enw dcnrD to cet It all oa rum eertalnly woa"t bart tbt caue. E.:ept
for ooe lbl.aC • • at tbe tDd of Ute fDm .. IDIDt, tbe
reporter IDteniewtd former Mayor Bob WU.:,O, 1Jbose
efforts lOt tbt fretftJ re-Dlmtd. to ••Co.talleatr.way."
WbeD the reporter asked Bob · WilY we nally oeed the
freeway completed, Bob said 1t wu a matter of moDeJ -
atrtctly blsiDau. Oml(osh, Bob, wbat about lht 8 fatal-
Ities aloog Newport BlYd, last year, I DII the buodreds
of otber aceldents, ra~lne from feDder-beDder s to atretcher
cues?
And how about the kids on foot and on bicycles who
take their 11•• 1D their twtdl every ttme tbey try to get
l.cf'OII the boulenrd. A recessed freeway, with over-
panes, would soln that, too, wouldn't It? ·
Assemblyman DeDPls Mqers and b1s aides are doing
what tbey ca.D to arraoce for the proper meetings between
a Costa Mesa freeway committee and tile proper state
aDd county autbortUes, with the lq)efb.J re,$1lt of some pro-
gress 1n lln1sbine our freeway. Ue.amrhile, maybe ,gme
of us wbo han been around town a looc time sbould keep
our eyes focused on the more Important reasons for get-uoc the freeway tlnls.bed.
RUTH PROMO TED EXERCISE LIGHTN ING
The u.s. Air Force has
promoted Ruth L. Boggs,
daughter of Mrs. Nancy Rob-
biDs, 1250 Adams An., Co-
sta Mesa, to the rank of
airman fJ.rst class. She 1s
serving at Chlc ksaDds RAf
Station, England, as a morse
systems operator. Her hus-
band, Airman Ch ris topher
K. Boggs, Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Theo Bogcs of
SulpOOr Springs, Teu.s.
Navy eledroritc warfare
tectmtcian second class
Monte N. Ables, whOse wile,
Darcel, Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K.rum-
welde of 1043 Concord St.,
Costa Mesa, is taking part In
exercise ''fortress lighting"
ill tbe Republic of the Philip-
pines. He is serving as a
crew member aboard the
guided misslle cruiser USS
Chicago, home ported In San
Diego.
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOT ICE
PROPOSED FLOOD ELEVATION DET ERMINATIONS FOR
THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, ORANGE CO UNTY,
CALIFORNlA
AGENCY: Federal luunnce Admlnistratlon. HUD.
ACTiON: PrclpoMd nle.
SUMMARY:
Technical I.DformaUOII. or comments are solicited on ttle
proposed blse (100-year) fiood elentions listed below
for selectid tocaUoos to the City of Newport Beach,
Orange County, Ca!Uornia.
These base (100-year) Oood elevations are th e basis
for tile flood plalll. management measures that the com-
munity Is required to eitber adopt or shOw evtdeoce of
being already i..D effect Ln order to quality or remain
qualified for participation 1n the National Flood Insurance
Program (NFIP).
OATES:
The period tor comment wUl be ninety (90) days fo llow-
ing the second publication of this proposed rule in a news-
paper of local circulation In the above-aamed community.
ADDRESSES:
Maps and other lnformatlon showing the detaUed outlines
of the flood -prone areas and the proposed base (100-year }
flood elevations are avallable for review at City Hall,
330 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach, Ca.llfornla.
Send comments to: Mr. Robert Wynn, City Manager,
City-of Newport Beach, City Hall, 3300 Newport Boulevard,
Newport Beaco. California 92663.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Mr. Richard Krlm, A5siQot Ad ministrator
Office of flood lruiuraoce
(202) 755-5581 o r Toll Fre• Line (800) 424-88?2
Room 5270
451 Seventh St rttt, SW.
Washington, D. C. 20410
SU PPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
The Federal Lowranc e Administrator gives notice of
the proposed determinations of base (100-year) Oood
elentions for the City of Newport Beach, Caltlornla, In
accordance with section 11 0 of the flood Disaster Pro-
tection Act ot 1973 (Pub. L. 93-234), 87 Stat. 980, 'Which
added section 1363 to the National Flood lnsur:a.oce Act
of 1968 (Title XJD of the Houstnr aDd Urban OeYelopmeot
Act of 1968 (Pub. L. 90-448)). 42 U.S.C. 4001-4128, and
24 CFR 1917.4 (a).
These elevations, together with the flood plain manage-
ment measures required by S.CUon 1910,3 of the program
regulations, are the mlnimum that are required. They
ahould oot be coostrued to meaD the community must
cbange any elisttog ordlDaDces that are more stringent
In their flood pla.tD maoapment requlremetts. The com-
mUAity may at any Ume eaact s tricter requirements on
Ita own,. or purauaot to pollcles estabUshed by other
F •nl, State, or rea:loall ertJUes. Thest proposed elen-
Uoos w:I.U al80 be used to calculate the appropriate Qood
lnaunnce premium rates for 11.ew txiUdiJICI aDd their coo-
tents aDJ for the s:ecood layer of tnsunnce· OD edsttnc
biiUdlDCs a.nd their contents:,
Tbt proposed t.se (\OO.yea_r) flood eleYlUoos tor sel-
ectecl loeatloos are:
---
ElenUOG. feet,
NaUoall Geo-
detic. Vertical
Datum
Backb&y Dr1Ye
Ja.mborte~
Jtmboftil..,..
JDterMCU. ot Emenld
...... ud Part ..... ... .-...,Tapu
.An.eudPutA ....
3 $ ·~ fJllldl
M-a.l Put: A• ...
Ill -oiBolboa ·,rSVII'd u11 stttlan«
H u a.fll
... :1 ......... a ;JI -Drln ., ___ ...
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PREVlEW OF HOLIDAY FASHIONS will be featured at the
luncheon of the Newport Beach Ebell Club Ttllrsday,
Nov. 17, at the Balboa Bay Club. Pictured here with
a chest of jewels to sparkle the holiday fashions are
Mrs. Thomas Baume of West Upper Bay, membership
chairman, at left, aDd Mrs. Frank Merkel of Costa
Mesa, door prize chairman. Mrs. Phllllp Fluharty, gen-
eral cha.lrmao ror the event, 'Will be assisted also by
Mmas. L. \\'Uilam Jenks, Richard Hodge, CecU Shlrar,
Francis Glockner and William Tritt. Hostesses wlll be
Mmes. Harry Goetz, George Stricker, Clayton Thompson,
Ivan Rebert and Raymond Harvey. Mrs. J enks, 640 -
483 0, Is handling reservations. (Ensign photo.)
N ewcomers at Hoag
• WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Stan-
ley Llpin, 217 Apolena Ave.,
Balboa Island.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Farrell, 2818 Newport
Boulevard, West Newport.
• FRIDAY, SEPT. 30
Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs. John
Rosca, 4610Dorchester,Ca-
meo HlghJands .
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Jac k
Stoval, 1032 White Salls Wat·,
Harbor View HUts.
• TUESDAY , OCT. 4
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Pete rson, 1618 Irvine Ave.,
West Upper Bay.
• WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5
Boy-Mr . and Mr s. Randy
Kearns, 3099 Sumatra Place,
Costa Mesa.
Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs. Ter-
ence Ferguson, 1000 Grove ·
Place, Costa Mesa.
• THURSDAY , OCT. 6
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. MI-
chael Ragsda.le, 320 1 Dakota
Ave,, Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Tim
Amberry, 2029 Natlonal
An., Costa W.esa.
• FRIDAY, OCT. 7
Girl -Mr. aodMrs.l arry
Heads, 4238 Hllarta War,
West Newport Heights.
Boy -Mr. :rnd Mrs. WUl-
tam Holtz, 979 Governor St.,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. John
Svalbe, 2044 Phala rope,
Costa Mesa.
• SATURpAY, OCT. 8
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Carlo
Mione, 440 Elmhurst Lane,
Costa Mesa.
• SUNDAY, OCT. 9
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Husser, 2213-B American
Ave., Costa Mesa.
P U BLI C NOTIC E
NOTICE OF VACATION
NOTICE Of PROPOSED
VAC AT ION, CLOSING UP
AND ABANOONMENT Of A
pORTION Of CERTAIN
STREETS
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . John
Zlnsmeyer, 608 Vb Lido
No rd, Lido Isle.
• MONDAY, OCT. tO
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Evans, 1812 Port Taggart,
Harbor View Homes.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Don-
ald Louis, 255 Cedar St.,
Newport soores.
• TUESDAY, OCT. 11
Boy -Mr,andMrs.Hassan
Hassan, 1338 W. Balboa
Blvd .. Balboa.
• WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. John
Middleton, 128 E. Wilson,
Costa Mesa.
• THURSDAY, OC f . 13
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. So l-
omon Phllllp, 416 Orchid,
Corona del Mar.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Will
Du fresne, 178 Monte VIsta.
Costa Mesa.
• FRIDAY, OCT. 14
Boy -Mr. and Mr s. John
Modeer, 2557 Columbia Dr.,
Costa Mesa.
• SATU RDAY, OCT. 15
Girl-Mr. aDd Mrs. Keith
Ray, 1Z02 Dooegal Place,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
berto HernaDder., 276 E. 20
St., Costa Mesa.
Twin girls-Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Desper, 471 Prom-
ontor)' Dr. East.
MUSI C GROUP WILL
PL AY FOR PANHEL
A renaissance mustc
group wUI Pfirform at the
Nov. 16 meeting of New-
port Harbor Paahellenlc at
10:30 a.m. at Gte-ndale fed-
eral Sav i~s, Fashion Island.
Luncheon and bridge will
follow the meeting,
PUBL'l·C NOTI CE
452.35 feet along thecerter-
llne of said 23rd Street and
termlnat~ in the easterlr
right-of-way boundary for
Irvine Avenue as said right -
of-way was dedicated per
grant of easement r ecorded
NOT ICE lS HEREBY in Book 8603, Page 885 of
GIVEN that the Cit)' CooncU Drflclal Records of Orange
or the City of Newport Beach Count y.
did , on October 11, 1977 , The sidelloe of the afore-
pass a Resolution of lnt en-mentioned strip of land be-
tlon No, 9199 to vaeate, close ing prolonged or shortened
up and abandon portions of so as to terminate 111.
s treet rt~~:hl-of-wa y. The easterly right-or-way line of
portions of said street rle:ht-Irvine Aveooe as said (rvlne
of.way proposed to be closed Avenue right-of-way was
up, n cated and abandoned granted per the aforemen.
are legally described as tot-tloned easement recorded In
IO'WS: Book 8603, Page 885 of Of-
A parcel or land being a ficial Records of Orqe
portion or Lots 308, 318 County.
and 3Z8 of Newport Heights, Reference ts hereby made
as shown on a map thereof to a map showing partJeu-
recorded In Book 4, Page Iars and details of tt!t por-
83 of Miscellaneous Maps, tlons of strfet right-of-way
Records of Ora nee County, to be abandoned. Said map
said parcel being a strip of Is on tue In the omce of
land 60,00 fetttnwtdth,l~ the City Clerk of the City
30.00'feet on each sldeorthe or Newport Beach.
followiJIC desertbed center-NOTICE IS FURTHER
Uoe: GIVEN HEREBYthattheCity
Bea:l.Dnllll at the polnt of Coune U of the City of tfn.
tntersectloo of the eet'lter-port Beach has set Monday,
Uon of 22Dd Street and rr.. the 14th day of November,
Ylne Avewe, as bolh 22nd 19'77, at the boor of 7:30
Street a.Dd tntne An111e · p.m. as tl\e time, ancl the
are shOWD on said map CouocU ChambersoftheClty
of N"'J''rl Htlebllj CouocU of the Clty of Nn.
tMnce, North .o·oo•oo" port S..eb u the plaee for
E.,t aloclc satd centeriJ.De the heltlfll of all per1001
of I"IDt AYtlllt, Slt.40fett lnterested 11 or obJtetlDC to
to a polllt OD I CUM'e C.OD-tbt propottd ncatloaof•id
CUI WHI:trly tJid baYlQc port&c.i of •ld Jtrttt rlcbl·
a ndlao ol 540.00 ltol llld oi·WlJ, lllld lllol Aid CIIJ
1 e..t.nl ucleot5J•3f'OI", Coa.cD at tbl •meUmeud
Ald polal wo bolll tllo plaea Ylllllllllllo -· TRUE POUlT OF BEGIII-olrtrod b)' lii1Pt,_ lalor -
NJIIC, -. -t•tor -botllo....-olald a1oa1 aid .-erUM North port-ol aid-rtpt.
40'00'00'' lilt a dLitUee of .. WI-1 blnloiDH de·
ol 711.4'1 loll ID a pollt ol oertl>od.
laler-,.,1110--Daltd ~ 11, tm .
Uat "' tliO .... -41-.. ,"' DorloGtnp, · a ... .-. u -oo CIIJ Clorllof t110
aid -o1 "-" CIIJ o1 lfnport ._
HfiCib, --10 ' Po-.... I, 10, lfl'l, II
oo• 00" w ... • --"' 111o "-" 11u11or Eoorp.
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'NO IRVINE SELL-OFF' the (Coe!t ~~-.... I)
an tM .0., ••ban o1 ---· .... a.cet.d6CIPU'III· .. -....... -4--toO--lll ......
wt.ldl • .._ 011' IKMM-
llolldll& ...... lnloo Poellle;
-..mar lllld -rill dttll6ou, udpropertJ .... .. -dl~-uac offtee baUdlllc•. apartmeatt
aad atqJpl.ac centen.
•• TblJ couoUdi.Uoa 1J at
leut ptrttaUy the retalt ol
a reDI1t'tcl corporate pbll-
o.opbJ to ct" f\all CODCeo-
traUoa to the lrvtoe Com-
PlDY'a tndltleaal role u t
master lud. use pl&DDtr aDd:
developer. We pial!. theUMt
of the land, we make certain
tbat these uses are com.
patlble wtth the rest of tbe
reoenl plan,. we prepare tbe
off-~~>~te lmprovements ud
theu market the sites and
project opportuDlties to
selected bullders who put up
the structures and provide
.s ite amenities to our exact-
Ing standards.
'•We are phasing out oftbe
actual txllldlnebusloessour-
selves. There are others
who can halldle that, ln-
dependent builders have, 1n
fa ct, been doing most of the
construction on the ranch
s ince the beginning of the
general plan.
'• It Is In both or our 1n-
terests that Newport Beach
be as healthy and attractive
a community tomorrow as
It Is today. II there are
concerns about growth --
and there are --we shoul d,
and must, sit down and wo rk
t hem out together.
"Spealdng as an Irvine
Company executive who
cares very much about the
commuo.lty In which he lives
and wor ks. I can tell you that
the alternative to this kind
of prodUctive, positive re-
laUonshtp Is to me highly
unacceptable.
''And tnat would IJe for us
to give up on the town, and
let other developers acQuire
our remaining 800 acres or
so of unimproved, un-
productive and extremely
expensive --as the tax as-
sessor annually remlrxls us
-• Newport land holdings.
''But that will never come
to pass.
"We ar e assured of that
by what is happeDtnglnNew-
port today. There is a
worlttoc partnersblp. Tbe
IHinl plu review proc ....
now under way Is Its best
eYideace.
'•As authorl%ed bytheCUy
Councll, this review Is de-
signed to determine a real-
lstlc optimum level o!
growth, particularly com-
mercial development, for
Newport.
"l wootd like to str ess
that ,..•ord, optimum. What
It means Is that growth in
Newport cannot expand In-
evitably arx! continuously. It
has tts limits, and we are
moving toward them,
"The general plan r eview
process seeks to Identity arxl
capture . the best of
t his growth --to keep It
l.o Newport, aocl not see U
drained away to other com-
munities.
.. Aeooa, '"' dlll'tlll* N0"! ...... ot• ..,raJ p~aa. ••"PPIIt c.-" ,._ cetflll I lat ol ....... ... 'nlall .... ' ,. ... .. ,._ c-11 Ud wrn a. ....... ..,. ........ .. t: ,._~ ..
term• ol m.llktpel ud
ec:laool "' ..... ••u aow COIItrll:lltu, tor
eiample, moN 1w1 $1.1
mmtoa Jeartr to tiM c:&tJ
Ia llltl lllld J>'-rtJ luol;
ud about ,1,1 mUIIOD to
the loeal oelloOl dlllrlcl.
"Wbta lff'WP)rt Cellter ll
buut out, tberf llloold be
QUite a b&t mon revtm~e.
., All or Odr DOD-
re•tdtntlal propertlea, by
the way, acCOGat tor tome
$3 mUUoo -· alrno.t so per
ceat --or tbe $11 mUUoa
kl property aDd sales tax11
the elty eolteeted ~rial tho
put year.
'•For tbe lntne Com~
paoy's part lD the reotnl
plan reYtew, we are talliac
a fresh look at the timiD&,
iDtensity of use and delip
of our remainlDC projects
here. We want to IJ'ake cer·
tl.ln tbey arecompatlblewlth
the planned Improvement ol
community support systems,
such as roads,
''That Is our blg problem
you rs and mine. Roads.
Tratnc capacity.
''Traffic Improvements,
or which Newportcou1dstand
a few, are a by product of
development. WithOU t the
development, you rna)· stlll
get mueh of tbe trafftc, b.Jt
you won't get the Improve-
ments.
'• This Is because develop-
ers pay ror a large share
of public strHt projects --
from new sl.gnallnstallatlooS
to entirely new roads. Total
reliance on public fuOOs Just
won't get the done.
''The trick Is to brln&
· about combtned private and
public ftDanclng of the Im-
provements at the time they
are needed, or, Ideally, be-
fore they a~ needed.
''Funds from various
surces, Including the state,
must somehow be advanced,
and responsibilities for the
Improvements, revised.
"Thls Is a problem that
the JrvlDe Compa11.y, other
major property owners and
the cit)' are now comtnc to
grips with, as part of the
general plan review process.
When 'fM!sOIUtl6D Is retched,
and rm f?OIIftdent ij wtu
be, H.ch of u.s, and --more
important --the community
at large, will beneftt.
''And tnat Is what It is
all about: mutual benefit.
··In the past, the
Irvine Company and the com-
munity of Newport Beach
have benefitted mutually
from the company's land
management and develop-·
ment programs. The re-
sults are evldenteverf"h&re
on this side or the ba)·. This
Is a beautifUl city --because
of what happened In the past.
"Well, we at the Irvine
Company, even those or us
who are new, are mighty
proud of that past.
''Proud enough to assure
you . that It mirrors
the fUture."
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by KODAK. Bring us
your favo rite color
slid ... color p rints
or KOOACOLOR, •
Negatives. For every three 8x1 0 color
entargeme11ts you order, you pay for two
and get one free. Offer e)lpires November 9.
Act now and be sure to ask us for Color
Processing by KODAK .
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Cameras
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HARBOR FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CHURCH
23RD ST . at ORANGE , COSTA MESA -645-5050
DR . F . KEHT OH BESHORE , PA. !iTOR
Sunday Mornt,. Worshlp ••••••...•••• 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School. 9:15a.m. Wednesday se"lee-1 p.m.
An lndependent church wtlh Bible teaehi.Dg ministry
ATIENO
THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
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CHRIST, SOENTIST
3303 Via Lido
Newpolt Beach
Sunda.y Schoo.! -9 & 10:30
Sunday Servtee -9 &. \0:30
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8:00 o.m.
HI:A V/Nt; ROO ,"l
Week days: g· a,.m: ~ 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 9 am -7:45pm
Tuesday: 9 am-5 .pm, 7-9
• • •
SECOf'i!I D CHUaCM Of"
CHIU5T, SCIEPIIITIST
Newport Bneh at
Corona del Mar
•
3100 Paelfte VIew Dr:
SuD!Ia)' Sehoot -10 a.m.
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WedDeiKiaJ: 8:00p.m.
RF.AIJING RUO.W
3500-B E. Coast H..,.
Eotnnee oo Nartllllls
Mon •• Frt.: 10 un to 5 pm
'Sunday afternoon: 1 to 3
Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm
• • • •
You art eord1&lly lDvlted
to atteod Ctllreh S."lMI
&Qd to UN Rtadln( Rooma,
We Invite JOU to wo.r"'-ip
LUtHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER, LCA
2900 Paetnc VIew Dr.
Corona del Mar, CalU.
LAWRENCE D. FRUHUNG
Pastor --Pbone 759-1011
SUNDAY SERVICES:
Cbureh aeboot ••• , 9:15
LlturgteaJ sem.ee . lO:SO
Nursery aDd Coffee Hour
•c•• .. w•••• eo.t.MMII:
AUT~
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11th se. a Hartlor BM1. -...... ,...,._ .. "
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CH ARLIS D. CLAU
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GRACE BilLE CHURCH
V tterau Memorlal Bld!J.
m w, IIlii, eoota "-REV. TOM TYREE, ..... or
SUIIDAY SERVICES:
10:00 a.m. ud 7:00p.m.
CIIILilUN'II PREP
9CIIOOL, 10:00 •·•· • HOllE BIBLECLASIIEs:
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• W1 1M*"T, OCT. It
G-G-, 11, ol VIa
Lido -. Lido -. lold polleello'II'OIIIIolllo-.
II SCM ll "-" lltd., N-llolplo, II t:IO p.• .. wtll ......_lor 15 ....... ,.. ftD1II b&d:
--O.IM' .. Io lila ear Wbel I m&a ICCOittd blm
from boblod, bold lila DO<k
wltb .-arm., held a ladfe
1D troat of bb face, IIIII
rollbed ldm of b1l 'ft.Utl
Lilli a-'100 Ia cub, eatt-
lllc Ida -• •Uctour •.•
TW'\) ...U pUiot., a dod
radio UdotbtrUemt, ftlaed
at a tOtal ol$111,wenba.rc·
larlMd from tbe bome of
Doaa1d Zoal:ier, 7 405 S.-
abore, W..C Nnport, be.
twHG 7:55 a.m. ud 2:45
a.m ••••• SylYIIDe Salu1.
tro, .ot 44t Hamuroa. Co.ta
...... reported nso worth
or eUNtte tlpt:llltol• from
ber ear wbtle U wu parted
Ia lbe 100 -k at 39111,
West Nnport, betlreea 8
p.m. Oct. 18 ud 2:15 a.m.
Oet. 19.
• THUEDAY, OCT. 20
Betty DIYls reported her
1987 Pone be ear .,leo froiD
beb1od ber borne at feZ Set-
ward, Coro• HlcblaDtts, be-
twMD 5 p,m, Oct, 19 aod 5
p.m. Oct. ZO ••• Broo Clay
HarJu. zo, of 1848 Port
Altlley, HartlorVIew Homes;.
was arrested at 1 p.m. at
Rlwer ud 4111 ud. cblrted
with HlliDc aod tnosport1J:Ic
mart-•.• llu lloody
HollowtJ, 51, of 400 Part
NeYJIOrt. wu cbaJted wtth
mlsdemea.aor drullk drh·tac
at 10:40 p.m. lD tbe 1800
block otSbertactoo, Oabood
apertmeats.
• FRIDAY, OCT. 21
frank Field, .28, of 442:
Prtneeton, Coat& Yea, W'IS
ebarced with ml8deme&DOr
drunk driYinc at 11:30 p.m.
at Superior aDd lDdastrtal
Wa y, West Side ••• Cort-
land Hurnll Craodal, .20, of
2214 Holly, Newport Heights,
was arrested tbere at 3:50
p.m. aod et.rged wtth M.vtnc
marl):&aM. tor sale • • .
James Edward Boyd, 42, or
915 PromoDtory Polnt, was
arrested at his t.Jme at 3:20
p.m. on a eharce of assault
aDd battery • • • ADthoay
James Pereoatl, 23, of 219
Walaut, NewportSbores, was
Charced wltb mildemea.a)t
,.Ilk drifiJW at, Jambor.e
'a_Dd Sa.D. JOIQUiD HUla Rd.,
Newport CaDttr , •• A (Old
bneelet and cold pLD, nllled
at $515, werutolen trom tbe
borne of Wilbur Ja,er, 316
Buena VIsta, Balboa, be-
tween 10:30 a.m. Oet. 21
aDd 10 a.m. Oet. 22.
• SATURDAY, OCT. 22
A CB nd.lo and tape de<:k,
valued at $405, were stolen
from Doaald Zlllder's ear
whtle lt na parked oear bls
home at 7405Seubon, West
Newport, betweeo 9p.m.Oct.
21 &Dd 7 a.m. Cet. Z2 •••
Four outa1de lamp~, 'fllued
at $400, wen stoltD from
bomea uiXIer eoutnetion b7
Broadmoor Homes, at San
lllpel ud Port Suttoa,
Harbor VI... Homes, be-
tweea e p.m. Oet. 20 and
6:30 a.m. Oct. Z1 ••• Ed-
ward Odlcud, 5S<M Sea-
shore, West Neowport,
reported a eauette tape
pl&Jer, "fll'l"ed at $190, stolttl
from b.ia eu wblle It wu
parked ln tbe 5SOO b&oet of
Neptune, oear Ills borne, be-
tween S p.m. Oct. ZO &.ad
7:SO a.m. Oet. 22 , , , •
t.eo..rd born, 180 York-
towa, CoMa Mea, reported
a abtp-to-sbon ndlo lD1
ma.rlDI baUer, Y&la.S
at $1$0, elol• from blel>oot
at S.f1lllare~~a, Newportll-
lmd, bltw.-. I p.m. Oct.
lO aDd 1 a.m. Oct. ll ...
A wrllt wateb ud l pjcp-
buU with cola. won Ito!•
from tbt ~me of HHtJ
Co..-, S701 Part LaDe,
Weill Nnport, --7:15
p.m. ud 1::45 p.m. IDr u
nllmatod-af-... DHall ~·.1m
Y UD&IIl motorepelt wu
llolea from U. Balboa Pier
pa.J'tl-c aot bit•'" 4 p.m.
ud ............. llulolPtlor
Monw, t5, ot l25
lieF-, Cllllnl Nnport,
.... ellaqed will lloiiC ....
--ud-rdorlfll ll1to p.a.ll Coorl ud 11<-
F-,CIIIIniN-rt ...
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ud 0.U. IOJet' 8tMIIt
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\iliO-P,Itll,-IYAMGILICAL MOUI l4waJd ._,. W Jr 1$ '-:':':';•:~:·•:•:•:L:••==•~r~•:•:•:r:•:•:•:•~•:•:•·~·~c~o::s::r::•::•~•:::•=•=J tf liM 811;.: iuf.r iii'! ' ....,_..,... __ _
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ud II-BI..S, Boll>oo.
• 8UlfDAY, CX'T. U
lieF-aad llel, i:-
M.....,n, 11 10:50 p.m •••
Warjorie RJffel, 2194 Cha.D-
Del, s.Jboa, reported tbat
~r walllt aa1 UU were
atolen from bet purae ID Mr
borne bttwHn 3:30 p.m. and
10:30 p.m.
• TUESDAY, OCT. 25
Vesta J(edmtJH 8 .... S.M ..
COL.L£AGlJP. Df?G H.EE \ii .T .A.C.
TEACHER of SINGING
SPE CI ALIZI NG IN VOICE BUIL DIN f,
SO NG CO ACHI NG
Cltby Jaa Cblldtrt, U5
See. Got~ ~ ·rt-
m..U, ftiiiOrted tbl.t eome-
oet prted opea her froot
door, nDI:lead btr btd·
room, &a! took $600 ID eaah,
a $4,000 ctlamoDd rlrl(, a U,ZOO dlamo,., rille a,., 3
turq10Jse oecklaees, nhaed
at $600, for a total haul
of $8,400, .. Andr ew Turek's
1976 Hooda motoreJdt was,
ttoleo from hta carport at
335 Promontory Point. bop
tweeD 2 p.m. Oet. !2 and
11 a.m. Oet. 23 .•. Josepb
Campanella, 300 Cq:ney,
V ~rsa111es, reported hts
loolboK aDd tools, valued at
$260, stolen trom his ear
wbUe It was parked ln the
uoderrrouDd ranee be-
tween 8:SO p.m. Oet, 22 and
8:20 a.m. Oo:t. 23, •• Krtstl
AliBI Ruble, 22 Landfall, was
taken to Hoag OOspUal alter
being hit while rtdlng her
blke on SUperior near Coast
Hwy. at 3:50p.m.
Fin bleJcle jackets. val-
ued at $450, were stolen
from a clothes raek at the
Red Balloon shop tn fashion
Island between 2:40p.m. and
3:15 ••. Cindy LyM Stell.
way, 21, or UI-A 45th, West
Newport, was charged with
mtsdemea&,r dru nk drlvlne
at Jamboree and Back Bay
Rd. at 1:20 a.m. , • Diane
Balzer, 114 31st, West New-
port, reported he r purse aDd
$130 stolen from her home
between 10:30 and 11 p.m.
Gl,tY Stephenson reported
$2,020 worth or stereo sound
equipment stolen from his
home at 320 Canal, Newport
Shore s, between 8:30 a.m.
Oct. 25 and 12:20 a.m. Oct.
26 • • • A TV set, 2 shot-
guns and 2 rtnes , valued
at $1,580, were taken from
Stewart Moore's home at716
Cameo Highlands, be tween
2:30 p.m. Oct. 22 and 8:30
p.m. Oct. 25 .. Cash and
jewelry valued at $128, were
burxla rlz~ from the home
of VIrginia Roberts , 601
Hocktord, Cameo Hi ghlands,
between 11 :30 p.m. Cct. 24
and 6 a.m. Oct 25 •••
Roy Devaney, l Oll 112 ~.
Bay Front, Aalboa Island,
reported his 1974 Po rscne
car stol en from the 300 hloc k
of Apolena, Balboa Is land,
between 1 p.m. Ckt. 24 all!!
10 a.m. Oct 25.
father, KennethW, Bradeen. ALld•t•o ns by appo •nttnen l
• MONDAY, OCT. 24
Barbara Sue RJcha rdson,
29, of 163% Marguerite, Uar.
bor VIew HUis, was arrest.
ed the re at 5:30 p.m. and
e harged with ha ving ma rt.
juaoa tor sale, , . Gary
Charles Camp, 25, of 1215
Charle, Costa Mesa, was ar-
rested at 6:30 a.m. at Coast
Hwy. and Cameo ShOres,
when a patrolllng pollee man
reported tlndiag him stand-
log nude alone the highway
••• Jonathan D. Grent, 29,
of 181 9 Placentia, Costa
Mesa, was charged with mis-
demeanor drunk drlvlng at
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PIJ8l.IC NO"TICE NEII'OBT HAIIIIOII ENSIGII THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 19n PU8~1C NOT I Cl!
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FIUBL.IC NOTICE
S.'tln5
F,IC'm'IOUI 8118111188
NAME STATDIBIIT
The lol~ per100 Io
dolll( wsjMa q: Coi-
Deslp Stntce, ISS Prom~
PU8L..IC HOTJCE
• PUBI,;tC NOJ] C IE P\.,1 BLI c NO TICE. fiC::TTI'IOUS BUSDfESS
= L'iiili ' NAME sr~TEMEHT
8TATDIIWI' OF WITH. FICtmOUS BUBJIIESS Tile loiJowlac per.o lo
DRAWAL PROMPARTif£R. N.UOBTATEM!NT dolll( buoboeo• u: MLA/.
SHIP OUlL\TIIfG UllllER The i>llowiJiil per-ue HAUS, 1784fSQI>IrUouJo.
PJ:Tn'I)US BUS'nfrss doinr but' .... u: WoodlJD va.rd, ln'lat, Ca!iJon&l
NAME Nortb, a P~. 11!7 91714: Morris, Lonrlll.cb 1.
Tho t>JJowtoc pe..-bu Tl'ldewlods Laoo, Nnp>rt o\410<lool01, Inc,, CIIIIO-
WU.bdnwa u a ceDV.ll Beaett, CL 9!&80: Rudolph corpartUoa. 11841 S.ypark
pe-r from u.o po-r-C. B....., 171'1 Tradewlods Booolonro, fnolno, Collfor.
stdp operattac ulldtr lbeftc-l.ane, Newport Beach, Ca. ala 9!'1'14.
Utiou bltlaets •m• of 92660; Woodlyn North. lac., T~· buliDeaa: 1.1 coDduct -
Puk Aaeoclat" at Sl91-G a Calttornla c::orponHoo. td by a corponUoa.
Airport Loop Drtre. COlla L727 TndtwlDdaLa.ot,N•w... CorponUon •m•: Yor-
Mea. Ca. aaua. Tbt fie-port Bea.ch, CA i2810; rls, Lohrbt.ch &I Astoc:Jat•s,
ttUous butDNIDamt ltate-WWtam H. Frwln ComJ)Iny, Joe,, A. P, Palano, v. Pns..
meat for lhepartDerlhlpwu a CaJ.ltmda Corpontioo. This stateo~ent was ftle<l
nted oa Oet. 25, 1975, 1n tbt 4201 WUsbtn BlYd., 1414, with tbe county clerk or Or-
County of Ora.are. Th,t ,MI Los A.ncetes, Ca. 90010. uce County Oct. 2S, 11171,
oame aDd rtlldtoce ot tbe Thls buslnessiseoodtlcted Publlah: Nov. S, 10, 17,
per.,.t) wttbdrawtnc u a by a gene~ partnershlp. 24,. 11171, to the Newport
partraer: Bt.tbara Sperua. Signed: Randolph C. Erwtn. Harbor Ensl.(:n. F ·84311
US 191b street, Manhattan partner.
Beach, Ca. 902M, Tbls statement was flied
Sigoect Ba.rt.ra Spears, wttb the county clerk of Or-
This statement was flied ange County Oct. 14, 1977.
With the Coanty Clerk of Publish: Oct. 20, 21, No".
Orqe County Oct.28, 1977. 3, 10, 1977, In tbe Ne..-port
Publlsh: NoY. 3, 10, 17, Harbor Enslgn, F -83132
24. 1977, 1o tbe Newport
Harbor EDSlp. F -48314
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTrrroUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEtiENT
The following person ls
dotnc tlislness as: Property
Realty, !900 Birch St., Suite
104, Newport· Beach, Calif.
92660: Robert E. Meyer, 836
Presidio Dr., Costa Mesa,
Callf. 92626.
This business is conduct-
ed by an iodtvtdual. StgDed:
Robert E. Meyer.
This sb.ternent was rued
with the county cle rk of Or~
ange County Oct. 18, 1977.
Publish: Oct. 27, Nov. 3,
10, l"ii, 1977, In th~ Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -83B62
PUBL IC NOTICE;
S-93Zti4
fiCTITIOUS BUSI.NESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foHowlD( persons are
doi.Dg business as: Newport
Pactnc Properties, 500
Newport Center Drive, New-
port Beach, California
92660: M.. J. Auberman, 3981
Warner, Huntington Beach,
California 92649; James E.
Perry, 3981 Warner, Hunt-
ington Beach, California
92647.
This business Is coDduct-
ed by an individual. Slgned:
M. J. Auberman.
Thls statement was tued:
wlth U.'coatJ' cteft of-Gr-
ange County Oct. 6, 19'77.
Publlsb: Oct. 27, Nov. 31
10, 17, 1977,1n the NewPort
Harbor Ensl.gn. F -83243
PUBLI C N OTICE
S-93258
FICTITlOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEME NT
The followlog person is
doing business as: The Huck-
leberry, 112-114 Mcfadden
Place, Newport Beach, Cali-
fornia: La Creplere, Inc.
a CalUornla corporation.
Care or: Robert A. Wilks,
2030 E. 4th St., Santa Ana,
Calif. 92705.
Ttlls busines s Is conduc-
ted by a corporation.
Corporation Name: La
Creplere, Inc., Robert A.
Wllks/secretary,
This statement was liled
wtth the county clerk or Or-
ange County Oct. l7, 1977.
Publtsh: Oct. 27, Nov . 3,
10, 17, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Enslen. F -83839
P U !;S UC NOTI C E
S-93265
FICTITIOUS BUSIN ESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
dol,. business as: Four
Winds Rest2urant, 16431
Bolsa Chlca, Huntington
Beach, Calif. 92647 : Fouo.
talo Valley Associates, Inc.,
California corporation, 1609
E. Edtncer, ~anta Ana, Ca-llr. 92705,
Thls I:Qsiness Is coDduct-
ed by a corponUoo.
Corporation name: Foun-
tain Valley Associates, Inc.,
Harlan c. Erickson. Pre-
sident.
This statement was nted
wtth tbe county clerk or Or-
anre County Oct. 17, 1971,
Ptlbll.lb: Oct. 27, No". 3,
10, 11, JV77,1D tbt Newport
HarbOr E:nst;n. F -83196
PU9L.IC NOTICE
S-93277
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME SfATEMEJIT
Tile lollowlll( per...,. are
dolll( bu-11: Soulllno
Food Co., 1nu .. aeArttllr
81..,,, I"!oo, Calli. 91'71<:
Saantt~18tmbum,H01 Car
"'ol AH~! ":'IM,CaUZ'II4; t..oat. tii.I'1MMID, 31t01 cu.
m.a Are., lrYtat,Cal.tr7l4. nu ...... 11 ooDct-
od.., ··-~·........ ,au...., Lol ...
8._.,
'l'1dl .......... llld ..... _,.-1110.-
.... C..t; 0cc. ltL lt'M,
........ Oct. "· ..... J, 10, 11, lt'M, ... .._. _....,.. , .....
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-93351
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing tQsiness as: Dolpllin
Marlna, 9035 Atlanta, Hun-
tington Beach, Ca. 92646:
Isabel B. Earros, 17550
Chestoot, Fountain Valley,
Ca. 92108; Anita B. Panabe,
9921 Half League, Huoting-
ton Beach, Ca. 92646.
This business Js cooduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: Isabel B. Barros.
This statement was ft.led
with the county clerk or Or-
ange County Oct. 7, 19'77.
Publish: Oct. 27, Nov. 3,
10, 17, 19'77, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -83390
PUBLIC N.OTIC E
S-93276
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtng persons are
doing business as: Night Lite
Guide, 2500 S. Falrvlew St.,
Sa nta Ana, Ca. 92704: Jobn
A. MJscblca, 19031 Lindsey
Lane, Huntington Beac h, Ca.
92648; SUsan Allen, 20'7 Lake
St., Huntington Beach, Ca.
92648.
This tllsine ss ts cooduct-
ed by a limited partnership.
Signed: John A. Mlschka.
This s tatement was filed _
with the county clerk or Or.
at~ge Coonty Oet. 19, 17'71,
Publish: Oct. 27, Nov. 3,
10, 17. 19'77, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -83982
PUBL IC N OTICE
S-93268
FICTITOUS BUSINt:SS
NAME STATEMENT
The roUowtng persons are
doing business as: Frames,
Etc., 7501 Slater Ave., unit
•· N", Huntington Beach, Ca.
92&47: Charles D. McGowan,
16444 Bolsa Chlca, Hunting-
ton Beach, Ca1U. 92649, WU-
llam L. McGowan, 19~71 Wa-
terbury Lane, Hunttngton
Beach, Calif. 92646.
This tllstness Is conduct-
ed by a limited partnership.
Signed: William L. Me~
Gowan.
This statement was tued '
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 11, 19'77.
Publlsh: 0-:t. 27, Nov. 3,
10, 17, 19'77, in the Ne""JX)rt
Harbor Ensign. F-83838
PUBLIC N OTICE
S-93283
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Conso-
lidated American Properties
VI, 16152 MUliken Ave •• Ir-
vine, Ca11tornla 92114: John
B. Parker, 16752 Milliken
Ave,, Irvine, Callfornia
92114; James E. Tweedt,
16752 MilUken A'fe., Irvine,
Calltomla 92714,
This business Is conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: John B. Parker.
This statement was CUed
with the county clerk of or.
ange Count)' Oct. 18, 1977.
PubUsb: Oct. 21, Nov. 3,
•10, 17, 11171, in the Newport
Harbor Enslpl. F -83913
PUBLI C N.OTICE
S-93284
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME SfATEMEIIT
The tottowtna: per10ns are
dolDC bualDess u: Flyway
AsaoeLttes, LTD., 2081 Bus-
loess Ctater Ortu, SUtte
140, tnlne, CalUornla
92115: Morcan. MeCol~,
2603 RerSWx11 Orin, Costa
... sa, Callt)ruta N627; An-
r•lo J, Cuel..l&, %124 VaUtJ
Gl•• Lui•, Orup, Calllor-
aJI 11117; Fruk c. Forbes,
1144 La Mlndl, L .....
B ... ll, Cllltonlll He5J,
Tht. .,...~•••• eoadact-ocl .., • lllllllod portllerllllp.
8lpod: 'lloJpo MeCoiJooP.
nla -.... ftlod wllll 1110 COIIII)' eJtrltOI Or-
.... CaoiiiJ Oct. It, lt'M.
PII!UIIt: oct. 17, ""· J,
to, 11, 1m, lD ttw """" Bullor £Mtp. r.atot
PUBLI C NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The roUowlng person Is
doing tllstness as: Colon
Therapy Practltloners As -
sociation, 4SOO Campus Dr.,
Suite 630, Newport Beach,
C A, 92660: Jack L. Lane,
D.C., N.D., 11532 Cotton-
wood, Irvine, CA. 9211S.
This Wsineas is coDduct-
ed by an lndtvidual, Signed:
J, L. Lane, N.D.
Thls statemeDI: was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange Coonty Oct. 27, 1977,
Publish: Nor. 3, 10, 17,
24, 11177, to the Newport
Harbor Ensl!!;n. F -84407
PUBLIC NO T ICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing b.Jslness as: McDonald
and Associates, 1151 Dove
St., 1101, Newport Beach,
Calif. 92660: Bryan George
Mc Donald, 3402 Marcus St.,
Newport Beach, Calif. 92660;
Dtane Sue McDonald, 3402
Marcus St., Newport Beach,
Calif. 92660.
This business is conducted
by a general partnership.
Signed: Bryan McDonald.
This statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 24, 1917 .
Publlsh: Oct. 27, Nov. 3,
10, 17, 19'77, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -84198
P U BLI C NOTI CE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
T .. follcMril(,-lo
doln( tltlstness: u : WllU.ams
and Associates, 21301 Banfl'
Ln., Huntington Beach, Ca.
92646: Irvine Manq:emeot
Corp., Calif. Corp,, 21301
Banlt Ln., Huntl!'!&'ton Beach,
Ca. 92646.
This tllsi,:ess is conducted
by 2 corporation.
CoJ'l)Oration Name: Irvine
Management Corp., P. A.
Frith, Pres.
This statement 'it'as filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 24, 1977.
Publish: Oct. 27, Nov. 3,
10, 17, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F ~84199
PUBLIC N OTICE
F'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST.\TEMENT
The following person is
doing tllslness as: Corona
del Mar Carpet II Llooleum
Center, 2846 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corolla del Har, Ca. 92625:
011nlel C, Sc her, 118 Jas-
mine, Corolla del Mar, Ca.
92625.
This business Is conducted
by an Individual. Signed:
Daniel Scher.
Tbls statement was tued
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 24, 1917,
Publish: Oct. 27, Nov. 3,
10, 11, 19'71, In tloe Newport
Hnbor Ensign, F -84197
P U BLI C N OTIC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEV.ENT
The following person Ia
doing business as: Juat
Plumblng-RetaU, 2-426 New.
port Blvd., Costa .. esa,
Calli, 92627: Sidney Albert
Burton, 6111 SeaShore Dr.,
Newport Beach, CaUl. 92663.
This bustDtsa 11 cooducttd
by an lncUYidllal. Siped:
Sidney Albert Barton...
This statemeat wat tutd
wltb tbe eoaaty clerk of Or.
uce Coumy Oct. 24, 1V7'1.
Publlth: Oct. %7, NoY. S,
to. 11, 1m, lathe Newport
Harbor Eulcn.. F -&4196
PUBLIC NO'f.IC!.
FICTITIOUS BUSIIIESS
NAME STATEME!fr
Tho lolmlll( por.,. 1o
dolllc boo-. u: Art lor
ltldtllr7, ,, S.lllud Dr.,
Nnp>rt -b -=caro-
11• PI-,US.Iolaod
Dr., N._t lltleb -· 1'1111 ·-·lo-
b!' u --.. ~~ c .... J,. noe.1oor.
Tblo ----wlllolbl_,clm<oiOr-
.... CoaiJ Oct. ... I I'M •
,._ Oct, "· ""'· s, 10, n, 1m, a. u. ,., ... rt
Rullo< ....... F--
I
FICTlTIOUI BUIIHESS
NAME STATDI!HT
Tile' lollow1Jir pe.... lo
dolac taaalo• u: Heart-
11 .. 846-UU, !loom lll,
351 llotpllal Rood, Nnp>rt B••It, CA _3, SyJ•Io
WSCQtr, 1514 Cuany, Apt,
C, Colt& Mtel, CA 9ZU8.
Tldt buai.Misll eooduet·
"'by .. llldi-.I.
Stc!WMS: Syltla Wqotr.
Thla statemellt was ftled
with lbt coaaty clerk of Or-
aore County Oct. 12, 1971.
Publl.lh: Oct. 201 21, Nov,
S, 10, 1m, Ia the Newport
HarbOr EDSlp, F' -8SS6S
PI.F8LIC NOTICE
S-93%06
FICTrfiOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowtac periORS are
dolnc tllsiness as: The Mey-
er Place Partnership, 336
East 17th Street, Costa Me-
sa, CalHornia: Daniel Gil-
bert, 3272 Orangewood Ave.
nue, Los Alamitos, Califor-
nia 90720; Sidney Jacobs,
3246 Federal Avewe, Los
Angeles, CaiUornta 90066.
Tbfs Wstness Is coDduct-
ed by a limited partnership,
Sl&:ned: Daniel Gilbert.
Thls statement was ftled
wUb the county clerk of Or-
a,.e County Oct. 6, 19'77.
Publish: Oct. 20, 27, Nov.
3, 10, 1977, to the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -83242
P UBLIC N OTICE
S-93204
FICT ITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEVENT
The tollowtng person Is
doing business as: California
Property Management Asso~
elates, IDe., 567 San Nlc ho -
bs Drive, Suite 401, New-
port Beach, CA 92660: Pro-
perty Management J.ssocl-
ates, Inc., Delaware corp.
This tllsioess ls conduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corporatloo Name: Pro-
perty Management Associ-
ates, lnc,
This statement was ftled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 11, 1977,
. PubLish: Oct. 20, 27, Nov.
3, 10, '19'77, In the Newport
Harbor Enste.o.. F ~83467
P U BLI C NOT I CE
S-93223
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
TtM foHowi!ll pel'tOM are
dolag busloess as: Park As.
soctates, 3198-G Alrport
Loop Drive, Costa Mesa,
California 92626: James R.
Ltzzto, 3198-G Airport Loop
Drive, Costa Mesa, Califor-
nia 92626; John N. Llnlo,.
2496 Whitney Avenue, Niag-
ara. Falls, New York 14301;
M II L Associates, 116 19th
Street, Manhattan Beach_
CalJtornla 90266; Ma"in N,
Wettzanhoffer, 2216 Veteran
Aveoue, Los Angeles, Call.
rornla 9Q06.t,
This business Js cooduct-
ed by a general partnershlp.
Sl.ined: M &! L Associates.
by: Barban Spears,
This statement was tiled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 11, 1971 .
Publish: Oct. 20, 21, Nov.
3, 10, 1917, In the Newport
Harbor Enslen. F .83488
PUBLIC NQTICE
S-93228
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtnc per90ns are
doing busineu as: Sasco-
Fra~ Jolot Venture, 3001
RedhUI Anrue, Esplanade
14, Ste. Ut, Costa Mesa, CA
92626: MUtou B. Wolff, 137
S. Bedford Dr., Beverly '
HUts, CA 90212: JackWacbs,
3001 RedtiUIAve., Espla.oade
14, Ste. Z440 Costa Mesa,
CA 92626; Curtis G. Frame,
3001 RedhUI Ave •• Esplanade
14, ste. 244, Costa Mesa,
CA 92626.
This Wslness Is conduct-
tcf by a 1enen1 partnership.
Stcoed: Jack Waclls.
TbJs statement ..-u ftled
with the county clerk of Or-
ance County Oct. 11, 1971,
Publi.Jb: Oct. ZO, 27, NO'f'.
S, 10, 1971, In the Newport
Harbor EBala:n. F .U46f
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITJOIJS BUSINESS
NAME SfATEMEJIT
• ontor)' Drfq W•st, tt....,rt
Beach, Ca. 9ZH<h Ray F,
Campbell, Inc., a CaJ.UoftJI
Corporation. 15S ProtDOil·
tory Dt1Ye Wut, Newport
8nch, Ca. 9%$60,
This t.lliMSill condUcted
by a corporation.
Corporat.loG name: Ray f.
Campbell, lnr.,, Ray Camp.
bell, president,
Publish: Oct. 20, 21, No'f,
3, 10, 1977, 1n the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -MGSO
PUBLIC NOTfCE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEVENT
The followlng persoa. Is
doing huslness as: C B Cus-
tom Draperies, 1812 New.
port Blvd., Costa Mesa
92627 : Robert Sturres, 13!4
Seacrest Dr., Corona del
Mar, CA 92625,
This business Is tondnr t-
ed IJy an Individual.
Signed: Robert D. Sturges.
This statement was filed
with the roontr clerk of Or -
angE" County Ckl. 18, 1971,
Pu blish: Oct. 27, Nov. 3, · o, 17, 1977, tn the Newport
Harl~r Ensign. F -83877
·PUBLI C NOTI C E
S-93397
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing Wslness as:Camtirlge
Enterprises, 3189-A Airway
Ave., Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626:
Harvey S. Cova; 6931 Know).
ton Pl., Los Angeles. Ca.
90045; Robert C. Hubbert,
3189-A Airway Ave., Costa
Mesa, Ca. 92626,
This OOslness is conduct·
ed by a general partnership.
Thls statement was filed
with t)le count y clerk of Or -
ange County Nov, 2, 1977,
Publish: Nov. 10, 17, 24,
Dec. 1, 11177, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -84748
PUBLIC N.OTI C E
S.93391
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
dotng tllslness as: American
Sales, 29301 Tleree, Laguna
Ntguel, CA. '2677: James
F. Phelan, 29301 Tteree,
Laguna Niguel, CA. 92677 ;
Joseph L. Brady, 211$
Gr&DdYlew, Mallllettu
Beach, CA.; .4Jbert M. Rum.
sey, 6012 De Palma, South
Gate, CA.
Thls OOslness is conduct-
ed by a g~neral partnership.
Signed: James F. Phelan.
This statement was Wed
wttb the county clerk of Or.
ange Cotioty Nov. 2, 19'77.
Publish: Nov. 10, 11, 24,
Dec. 1, 1971, ln the Newport
Hubor EPSigtl, F .84'141
PUBLIC NOTI CE
S-93359
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEV!:NT
The following persons are
dolog bustneu as: Draper's,
125 E. Raker St., Suite 100,
Costa Mesa, Callf. 92626:
John S, Farmer, 9U W,
Oceanfront, Balboa, Calit.
92661; Jac k N. Bostwick.,
2691 Baysllore, Newport
Beach, Callt. 92663.
This tllslness Is conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: Jack N. Bostwick.
This statefllent was nted
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 28, 1971.
Publlsh: Nov, 10, 11, 24,
a.-· nC'""'""U,.;.IIOW-
HAM18TATSIIIIIT
Tlot lolloWbi( -lo 4crill bt±FIF ui ...... T.....,...c_,,..Uit
A~ .Ptreuul, Pa-
<111<-IIIIIIPtr-Ace~ey, 110 M..-port c ... ter Drtn, a.u. ,.,, .._.
port S.eb, c~
92180; Amtrlc:u Balbltu
St"lco CoiPOnlloo, CoJU.
or• corp., 110 NHpOtt
Ceater Drtu, Ste, 275, M'IW-
port Beach, c.w. moo.
Tbta busiDtu ta: eobdbcted
by a a corporttlon.
CorpontkiD Glmt:
American at.sJ.DHs Seme.
CorpontloA.
This statemeat was ftJed
with the cou~y clerk or Or-
ange County Oct. 28,' 1971,
PubUsh: Nov. S, 10, 17,
24, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F .84410
PUB_LIC NOTIC~
S-9a387
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowlnc persons are
doing ll.lslness as: Cuyshe-
lan Ltd., 500 Newport Cen~
ter Drive, Ste. 525, New-
port Beach CA 92660: Hal
Shelton, Studio Ranch, (P.O.
Box 87), Golden, Colorado
80401; Robert H, Shelton,
4600 Dorchester Road, Cor-
ona del Mar, CA 92625; Jolln s. Shelton, 1535 Coast Walk,
P.O. Box 48, La Jolla, CA
92038,
This b.lsiness is conduct-
ed by a ltmfttd partnership.
Sigoed: JohnS. Shelton.
Thls statement was CUed
·with the couoty clerk or Or-
ange County Nov. 1, 1977.
Publish: Nov. 10, 17, 24,
Dee. 1, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -84682
PUBL.IC NOT I CE
S-93388
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persollS are
dolog tllslness as: Tah2r-
land Ltd., 500 Newport Cen-
ter Drive, ~te. 525, New-
port Beach CA 92660: Hal
Shelton, Studio Ranch, (P.O.
Box 87~ Golden, Colorado
80401; Robert H. Shelton.
4600 Dorchester Road, Cor-
ona del Mar, CA 92625;Jotm
S. Shelton. 1535 Coast Walk.
P.O. Box 48, ·La Jolla, CA
92038.
Tbls llust.ness Is coDducJ·
ed by a Um1ted J:artnersbl,p.
Sta:Did: .rot.a s. Sbelton..
This statement was ftted
With the county clerk or Or-
ange County Nov, I, 19'71.
Publish: Nov. 10, 17, 24,
Dec. 1, 19'77, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F .84683
I».UBLIC NOT ICE
S-93393
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followine person is
doing tllstness as: Baywood
Development Group, 500
Newport Center Drtvt, Ntw-
port Beach, California
926&3: Baywood O.velop.
meot Group, IDe., a CalUor-
nta corporation, 500 New-
port Center Drive, Newport
Beach, CaiUornla 92663.
This busiDess is conduct-
ed by a corponUon.
Corporattoo name: Bay-
wood Development Group,
Inc., W. R. Watt, presldeot.
This statement was rued
with lbe couaty ctirt ot Or-
aace County Xo•. 2, 1971.
Publlah: Nov. 10, 11, 24,
Dec, 1. 1917, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -84745
Dec. 1, 1917, 1n the Newport PUBLIC NOTI C E Harbor Ell51gn. F~84471 _..::,~:.=:~::;::.:..;.::;:...__
PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUStNESS
NAME STATEMENT
S-93364 The foUowtnc person Is
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS doing bUSID.tss as: Tbe
NAME STATEMENT ClinglOC VIne; 1032 Bayside
Tbe following person is Drive, Newport Beach, Ca.
doinc business as: Del's File 92662: Jean M. Burke, S2aG
Sharpening, 617 N. Mentle Skinner street, l"lne, Ca.
Lane, Santa Aoa, Catttornta 92105.
92101: Tom N. Delamattr, Tht.s busloesslscooducted
617 N. Mut.Je LaDe, Santa by aa lndlvldaal. Siped:
Al\1., Calllornla 92701, Jean M, Burtt.
Thls b.Jstoess Is conduct-This stat•meat wu ftled
ed by an Individual. Slgoed: with tbe COUDty cler-of Or ..
Tom N. Delamater. aace CCMmty Oet. 13, 1977.
Tbls statement wu ttl eel Publllb; Nov. s, 10, 11,
with thtcouaty cltrkofOr. 24, 19'71, tn tile Newport
aace County Oct. 2?, 19'11, Harbor Enstp.. F -83168 PQbllth: No ... 10, 17, 24, __ ...;.. ___ ,...,. ___ _
Dec, 1, 1V77, lb the NtwpOrt __ P~U~B~~:!I~Cc,;N::_O~'r,:;IC;!'E-Harbor Enslp, P ..tMU
PUBL IC NOTICE
S-93117
FICTITIOUS BUSIJfESS
NAM! SfATEMEJIT
TIM lotlow1Qc pereo11 an
dol.DC bla.IJ.Dtla at: Tbt lmu
Tllt followlac penou are
dolll( "''lnou u: O)'namle
Vltalbm, too Sctx>ll Plua,
PH-10, Newport Btaeb, ca ..
Uf. 92M3: IAier«Joll. AJJJa.
IOD, 100 Sebol& Plaa, PH.
10, Nnp>rt liMe\ CIIU. _,,-marl· .... .,, tuo zeu Dr., a..,_
8 ... 11, CaiU. -~. P, 0,
Boa Ill.
Tblo -lo -Cl-od by • llmlled po-._
Biped: Jloeo!•llrto B. Sou-
.,, lAc,_ II. AU-
· Coq~~.ay, 12 CI'HUidt, 11-
rk:t, CalUonda tnts: Gra.
Mru R6dDre7 Boa. 1 ll
C ,..... • ..,.. rnw, CaW:.
91'715; SlotJ71 All• Rou,
II Cr-. lmM, Colli.
91'715.
TIIII ... _wullltd
••• ao. _, c1en ot Or· .... CGulr Oct. II, im,
-loll: Occ.ID, 1'1, ""'· ~IJ_O, lt'M, Ia Jill R_.t _,... F.-a
TIU ,_.._., ia coDe" ....
odll/lllloltod_ ......
S~G-1.-. 1'1t1l ............ IDed
wJIII lbl _, eltrt ot Or-
...,. CoooiJ O.t. lSI I I'M,
-""'· ID, '· ... Doc, l,lt'M,Ia Jill "-It
llarllor .....,., r . .-
HOI..E-IW..()HI! !IlKS
qtA.HCI! FOR PRIZE
111<1< Plamooer <>I UO Yla
LidO lion!, Lido We, 1o oiiif!: to w1o • rr .. 1r1p
., ••• IDd ''·900 u ' ra.It of -rtllll • ~ID--It 1!11 Saoll A• , c-.., Clllb. 111o ... qoo~t.
llocl him lo.r lbo 17!11 .-1
Rulli NoJI llole-ljl-<ooe
nttP~&&DI, a naUODII
<oOipelllloo oponoorodbytbo
Drambu:te Co04J)IDY of Ed1Ja ..
baJ'Ib, ScoUud,
PUBL.IC NOTICE.
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME I!'J'ATEMENT
Tbt tollowt.D& person.~ are
doloc bastoeu u : The Keg,
11!5 Vlctorla Street, Costa
Mesa, CiiUoruia: Fraok R.
McCarron, Jr., 21031 Gal-
bar Circle, Hlltltlnrfoo
Beach, CaWOruta 92646; E.
Elaloe McCarron, 21031
AIRMAN Pbllllp P, Wiolll·
ford, son of Mn. RutbCOFlft
of 2025 S. Calftrt. Cotta
Mesa, bAs &nduatecS at
Lactllnd AFB, TtiU, ,from
Atr Forre brule tntn.tDr.IIe
ts a 1971 gra.tt&ate of Es-
tancia biJb schOOl.
Galblr Circle, Hunll~!oo RETIRED PERSONS TO
s.aeh, Caiiiornl> 92646. MEET !lEEK !•RLIER . Thls business is collduct-"'
ed by an unincorporated as-Nnport , Chapter 121,
sodatton other than a part-Amerlcu Asaocta.Uoaofl\e-
nershtp, , Ured Persona:, 11tlll meet a
Sicoed: lllsband and wlfe, week early this mootb --
Frank R. McCarron, Jr. an-: Thursday, Nov. 11, at the
E. Elaine McCarron. Senior Citizens Center, 5th
This statement was fU ld and Mar"JUerlte, Corooa del
with. the county clerk of Cr-Mar.
ange Couoty Oct. 18, 1977. A 1 p.m. business meet-
PubUsh: Ckt, 27, Nov, l, ing wlll follow tbe DOOD
10, 11, 1977, In the Nf'wrort tonch. Members aDd guests
Harbor Ensign. F -83861 wut bring a sandwich, A
Thanksglvlllfl dessert wil l be
.served. .PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doin& bUsinesS a$: Expo,
3050 East Coast Hlwa}', Co-
rona del Mar 92625: Vincent
DtMectlo, 120'7 s. R~oe Dr,,
Santa Ana, CA. 92104; Gor.
don Miller, 30SO E. Coa st
Hyway, Corona del Mu,CA.
9262S,
This business Is conducl-
ed by a Umlt!(1 partnership.
Signed: VIncent DIMeglio.
This statement was tiled
with the coullly clerk or Or-
ange Count}' Oc t. 28, 1977,
Publish: Nov. 3; 10, 17,
24, 19'77, In the Newport
Harbor J::nsign, F -644!13
PU BLI C NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is
doing bustnns as: Willis
Advertising/Design, 4120
Birch street, Suite 103, New-
port Bel.c.h, CA 92660.
Claude Ed'nN WUUs W.
"'37 E....,_,., lfvloe. Callf-
ornta *'15.
This business Is conduct-
ed b\· an tndl"vtctuat. Signed:
Claude E. Wlllis UI.
This statement was fU8(]
with the count~' clerk of Or-
ange County Oc t. 24, 1917 .
Publish: Nov. 3, 10, 11,
24, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -84178
P U BLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foltowtq persons are
doing business as: Ora~e
County Carpet Sales, 12571
Woodlawn, Tustin, Caur.
92680: Christopher B. Wells,
125'11 Woodlawn, Tustin,
Calif. 92680; Stephen Paul
Staudt~er, 30'70 East Fran-
ten. Anaheim, Calif. 92806.
This business Is conduct.
ed by a general partnership,
Signed: Stephen P. Stauding-
er.
Tbls statement was nted
with tbe county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 31. 1977,
Publlsh: Nov. 3, 10, 17,
24, 19'77, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F-84506
PUBL"IC N OTIC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEYENT
The fottowi.Dg person. Is
dotnc b.Jsiness as: Jane's
Antiques, 2121 E. Coast
Hl.ihway. Corona del Mar,
Ca. 9Z62S: Sandrl McNeUI,
700 Avocado, Corona del
Mar, Ca. 92625.
This hllstoess Is conduct-
ed by aa todlvl$tal. StcDed:
Sandra M.cNeiU,
Tills statement was filed
wltn the eouaty clerk or Or-ur• Cou~XJ Oct. 2'7, 1971,
Pablltb: No•. S, 10, 17,
24. 19?1, ID tM Newport
H:artlOr En~tcn. F -84408
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC N OTICE
S~93310
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: M and M
Alarms, 15781 Carrie Lane,
Huntington Beach, Ca. 92647:
Howaro Steven Sc hoen!Pid,
15781 Carrie Lin(', Hunting -
to n Be .. ch, Ca. 92647.
This business l5 coodu<.t-
~ by an Individual. Sl!!ned:
Ho.,·ard s. S'r hoenfelrt.
This statement .... ·as riled
with the county derk of Or-
ange County Ort. 24, 19"17.
Publish: Nov, 3, 10, 17,
24, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Enslgo. F -84209
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSIN~
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons arf'
rlolng business as: Sir ,Jax
Meats, 20982 Brookhurst,
Hu-.too hkll, Cahf. ~646i.JT~llltl~rev; Wa 1-
Ur. . .._er. Huot -
tnttoD Beacb, Calif. 92646;
F rank ThOmas Walker,
220'7 1 Istaoder, Huntington
Be;ch, Calif, 92646.
This business Is c.:onduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: Mkhael Walker.
This statement was filed
with the county d~rk or Or-
ange County Oc t. 28, I 'l77.
Pubtlsh: Nov. 3, 10, 17,
24, 1911, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -84500
PUBLIC. NOTICE
f iCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST A fEME NT
The following person is
OOing business as: American
Colon Therapy Association,
-1 500 Campus Dr., Suite 630,
Newport Beach, CA, 92660:
Jack L. Lane, D.(:., N.D.,
17532 Cottonwood, lrvtne,
C A. 92715.
Tttls business Is conduct-
ed by an individual. Slgn('ft:
J. L. Lane, N.D.
This statement was nted
with the rounty clerk of Or-
ange County Oc;t, 27, 1977.
Publish: Nov. 3, 10, 17,
24, 19'71, In the Newoort
HarOOr EPStcn. f -84406
PUBLIC N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing busloess as: Ms . Mes-
seOier Service, 4010 Park
Newport, U16, Newport
Beach, Ca. 92660: Muriel
S. Sbtn.kman, 4010 Park
Newport. U16, Newport
Beach. Ca. 92660.
This busi.ntsa is conduct-
ed b)' an tndiYidua.l. Stcnect:
Wurtel S. Sbaakmu.
Tbts stattmtnt was tued
with Ute couat)' clerk of Or-anre COiliiiJ Oct. Z7, 1971.
Publtsb: No'r, s, to, 11,
2-4, 1971, ID tbe Nnport
Harbor Enslca. F .8+404,
PUBLIC NOTICE
,.
I
,.
I
n i.e "1lf. o.s ma niCaln ... per ciglrllllll. 11y FTC II'IIIIIDII.
Werning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
'
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. NEIPDRT HARBOR EHSIIJI ·PG.I NOV.IO, l9n
Luncheon • Dinner
Brunch • L:lte Supper
Romantic! old world
atmosphere in
the Capn.Lounge
Reservations Honored
(7 14) 642-9434
3300 W. Coast Highway
at Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
and the anginal Amelia 's
on Balboa Island
O P EN FOR LUNCH EON AND DINNER
311 Manne Ave.
CUSTO,.,
and THERAPEUTIC SPAS
OPEN 7 DAYS.
PHONE OR VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS IOOA Y.
·12222 SO. HARBOR BLVD., GA RDEN GROVE
27601 F'ORB~S ROAD, LAGUNA NIGUEL
Anahei m Garden Crove f ullerton
772-3401 750-7665 871-8020
STATE LICENSE
NO. 192137
• FJSDAY, OCT. 11
CMitle A. Fn1 '' .. SubA-.wuanlilllldoa
a lrud tMft ebarp afttr
betic bmd uDIStr a tnet ta
tbt )'IJ'd ol Cucadt lac.,
2SZO No"''"rt 81\'d,, allZ:IO
a.m., Nn otnc.t1 wtrt
altrttd by a &I.J.tat alarm;
I $308 boi of ..... '-'! -
removed trom a trvck • , •
Harlond W, Spear, 28, ol
1950 16th st., Oalrwood
apartmeDls, was cbat(ed
with btt aDd ruo after his
ear knocked dowo a tnltie
slgoal pole at 17tb St. aod
Newport Slvd. at'S:l 5 a.m. ,
Brian J. Russell, 20, of2033
Newport Blvd, was charted
wUh drunk drlW'IDC at 301
w. VI ctoria st. at 3:30a.m ••
A 1968 VW squareback was
stolen from tt)e car port or
Edwa rd J. Leahy, 555 Paul-
arloo Ave. • • David L.
Tlllman, 43, of 2376 New-
port Blvd., was charged with
suspicion of resld~nttal Wr-
glary after a clnd~r block
shatter ed a •200 slid-
Ing glass doo r In the apart-
ment of Carol Ann Overcash,
2525 Elden Ave, •• A Wr-
glar obtained $300 cash from
an overnl.ght case in the
bedroom of Karen L.
Kessler, 251-A Avocado ~'t ••
Two TV sets, $1 50 In silver
quarters ancl Slll in
currenq ' made up the
burglary loss or !!elena s .
Bartosik, 3217 Montana Ave.
• SATURDAY, OCT, 22
Paper trash was apparent-
I IY t~:nH ed, causine: a $500
fire In the pick-up truck or
Robert P. Jones , Irvine, in
a parking lot at 711 W.
17th St., at 2:53 a.m.; the
fire was extinguis hed by
firemen . . • W1Uiam D.
Gr eenleaf, 1~30-A Wallace
Ave., reported the theft of a
$20 gold piece, 1928 mlnt
conduton valued at $200 and
3 cr ystal necklace beads val-
ued at $15 taken from hls
bed room dresser .. Pamela
J. Daile~·. 2201 American
Ave ., reported the $1,000
theft of a 12'd 5' oriental
ru g from 267 1/2 Palmer
St ••. Edward E. Banker
1953 Flamingo Dr,, reported
the $250 theft of a hood-
mounted light bar from his
pick-up truck holding a CB
antenna and two on-
r oad ll.ghts.
).utltentic )HdiaH-/Jcwdru
BIG DISCOUNT IOBOCI
BEAUTIFUL CONTEMPORARY AND TRADIT IONAL
HANDCRA FTED PIECES, SIGNED HY INDIAN CRAFTS-
MEN, CAN RE YOURS AT NO COST, WITH NO SHOJ?PINC
TRIP THROUGH A PRIVAT E SHOWING PLAN. CASH
PLAN AVA ILABLE FOR CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.
m .t\R ·\STF.:t-::0 PRO Ot lf'TS -FlJ N -FOI.KLORE
u!C8-
•IUIIDAY, oct1 ~
~ R.li-II,M,
ofNIOIIu-.tCII< .. ,
lldfend a eooc:~•fol ud _,__ttaee..-u
bo -· olio Falnllw lid, at lfootletllo Sl. Ill tho foe
at '7:45 a.m. aad fta bJ.t by
a ear DOrtbboa.DclM runt.,
Rc1,, drl'f'eD by lobo
Koelmol, !9, Santa ADI. •••
Robert Jetrnrs, 717 HDdlon
AYe., reported the $1,980
burglary ot a 10-speed bi-
cycle, lawn mower aDd boJ:
or toolafl'Om 1083SutaRosa
Ave, •• A burglar came In
tbrourb a Jdtcbto wiDdow Ln-
to t~ rtaldenee of Rebecca
K. hterson. 2265-C Maple
Ave., tatlnc $2'5 eaab, about
$50 worth of costume jewelrY
aDd assorted clotbi.nc •••
A tape deck. speakers aDd
portable radio were stolen
from the car ot Lynne c.
Nutter, 224 Avoudo st ...
A calculator, gold chain bra-
celet, sll rolls of pennies and
the tltchen clock were stolen
from the residence of lagrfd
Grimstad. 772 W. 18th St •••
A $250 TV set was stolen
from a room at Rodeway lnn,
1400 Bristol st. , . A tO-
speed bicycle ulued at $75
was stolen from the garage
of RusseU A. Peterson, 3368
C alltornia St.
~ONDAY, OCT. 24
Joseph L. Salazar, 110
B rooldlne Lane, reported the
$237 burglary or a radio
removed from the dash of
his car parked at 3410
Bristol St ••• Ellzabetb A.
Feltes, 2775 Mesa Verde
Dr., reported her sports car
stolen from In front or her
apartment •• A Wrglar used
a blow torch to melt aplastic
window to reach in and un-.
lock an adjacent door Into
Kaiser school, 2130 Santa
Ana Ave., ta.kJng a radio
receiver , turntable aDd
cassette player from a
faculty room,a$1,1001oss ••
A $256 bo:r or tools was
stolen from the trunk of the
car or Robert L. Morga11,
2560 Oxford Lane •• Three
tires and wheels worth $400
were stolen from a trailer
In a fenced storage area
of Coast Community College
District, 2101· fairview-Rd ••
Doris N. Marine, 62, of 1845
Monrovia Ave., suffered
faclal lacerations when ber
car , southbound on Harbor
Blvd,, 140 south or Bernard
St., hit the rear of tbe stop-
ped car of Ph.tllp P. Bour-
assa J r., 20, of 542 Tn.,..
e rse Dr., at 3 p.m .••
James B. Clark, 18, of 1620
Whittier Ave., was charged
with reckless driving at Pla-
cenlia Ave . aDd Swan Dr.
after a radar speed-gun had
clocked him at speeding 80
mUes.per-hour at 8 p.m.
• TUESDAY , OC T. 25
Henry Dwye r, 99 8 Valen-
cia Dr., reported the ba ttery
and antenna stolen from his
car •• A $1,050 box of
tools was stolen from the
pick-up truck of Terry M.
Holliday, 3129-ACoral Ave.,
I , r!!!f_IYlfkJ1l
~'1• tt • 18 Prlv•te Pools _ V ' Q • 3 Cl•y Tennis Courts
~-.., • 82 Luxurious vera Bung•lows, Suites
HOTEL a RACQUI!T CLU!I •nd Rooms.wlth •
S.ns•tlon•l VIew
S1xty·lwo 1uxur1ous bungalo ws. SUites and rooms command a sensational view
trom a hill-slope m the most e•clus1ve sect1on of Acapulco. Guests may select
unobtrus1ve pr1vacy of their own cottage and pool, or sunbathe w ith the "jet set"
at lhe lamous V1lla Vera pool and bar. where favonte troptcal drinks can be
enJOyed. e1ther m or out of the water
Fo r the tennts buff. three clay courts are available both n1ght and day Fo r the
gourmet. •nternat1ona1 cuts1ne and Mex1can spec1alt1es prepared at your request
For the romanttc , pnvacy and seclus1on For everyone. unforgettable memones.
THE VIllA VERA.
,. ............ HONEYMOONPACKAG·------------~
5 Dax.~lr~~•~JRR~,!~H:uej~~:.!!"19.70
Air-Conditioned Double Room w ith 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 • l"wo
Tickets for "LE JARDIN" Night Club Including One Drink Per Person •
One Free Daily Hour df Court Time • Gratuities
,,
EXTRA NIGHT ON E.P.
Reos JACK HUGEN INT. and HARRY JARVINEN AND
US National WATIS t -(800) 42t -0767
Write or Phone For Package Rates and
Free Color Brochure
to
\1illa\1~ra
HOTIIL & RAcou.T CLW
P.O.IBox 560. Acapulco, Mex.
Phone 4-03-33
!
.... ..,_... ..... _
llrtolol .... Job K, ... .
..... lSI 0UUa A••.. ... .
ported tho l8,110boo~taryof
KUIIltan•, pUailllc"• llld
jtwley from t111 bome. , .
C. P. Flori, 41, Phoeal.x,
Arts., wu booked on
a cbars:t of poneBIIon of
eoeaine tor sale at 2600
Harbor BIW'd, , • A man
slmuJstlnc a weapon uDder
I!.Js jacket stole about $300
ln currency from clerk John
E. Ryan in HU11ren Liquors,
250 E. 17th St., at !0:10p.m.
• WEDNESDAY, IJCT. 26
new·~ HAll. IKIH CAll STUDIO
new o o ADYAHCID SCtiHTIIIC TICHHIQUIS
All Nat•••l ~~•lll•cl ma11 k••••
new o o APPIOACH TO Pl04llffi.
DAffiAGID HAll
•• COIIIIIIICUIIJ wHirl Nvcl•l• ochft, new m .......... ,.,., '•'v••••
• o PROFISStOHAL PIRffiAHIHT WAVtHG
new ..
(11olt o t• bodtl S•h. •111"11·
.,.,.do•o~•6 ••tulu
Sh••poo, l•• d111. •"d b•u•h
HUCUIC HAIR COIORIHG
¥••11 od•a11c•d col••'"'' tloi"l"t·
hlthllt hllllj wltll o ll•allh.lf •"••"·
• n._(,• WE HAVE
6 \\ ~ o complotol~ HIW S 1 personalla•d approach
• \.("\.• of mo.klng o.nd k•~plng ~Ov' ~ ~ou boo•"'""
Palntlog equipment nlued
at $699.15 was stolen from
Yehlcles In tbe parking 'lot
of P. J. Black aDd Co., 1579
Sunlaod St ••• A burglar
took a $1 00 stereo player
from the apartrreot or Jo.
seph P. WUd,276-C Avocado
••• A $29.95 electric sander
was stoleotrom Montgomery
Ward, 3088 Bristol, tbe sus·
peel leaving In a car dir-
ectly outside, driven by a
second suspect. .• A thief
pried open a wlndwlng In the
car o[• John R. Matkin.
2207 -A Pomona Ave.; parked
ln a lot at 2701 Fairview
Road, taking an aluminum
case containing $1,500 in
came ra eQlllpment, including
3 lenses, a meter alld nash
attachment • , Robert C.
Ward, 49, of 289 E. 20th
St., was Chaf"K"ed with drunk
driving at Fullerton A.,.e, and
Flower St. at 5:01 p.m •..•
James F'. Taggert, 41 or
2029 Mandarin Dr., was
cllarged with drunk driving
alter his car hit a tire hy-
drant on Albabross Dr., 70
feet south of Flamingo r r.
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GUNNERY GRADUATE
Navy gunner's ma te sea-
man apprem lc~ Ponald J,
McVay, son or Mr. and Mrs.
Richard C. Watts of 1742
Bayport Wa;·, West Upper
Bay, ~~o·hose wife, Valerie,
Is the daughte r of Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Peters of Hi ghland
Drive, Newport Beae h, has
graduated from basic gun-
ner's mate school at the
Naval Training Center,
Great 01.
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