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Trudi bows
out .of race
Ustng the womanly pre-
rogative of charci.De her
mlnd, Trudi Ro(ers of Bal-
boa announced Tuesday that
she wUI not seek election to
tbe Newport Beach City
C,ouncU seat she DOW holds
by appointment. Jo October,
she aflllOUnced that slle would
run. In revealing her change
of mind, Mrs. Rogers said
she wants to devote more
Ume to her per.1101lll life,
"EssecUally, I have been
Involved in City Council mat-
ters slnce 1966, wben my
late husband, Howard, was
tlrst elected," she sa id In
a prepared statement. ··I
was campaign manager for
his election at that tim to, and
again ln 1970 aod 1974. I
supported hls Council par-
ticipation vigorously during
those many years."
When Mr. Rogers dlefi In
September, 1976, tne Coun-
cU picked Mrs. Rogers to
flU his First District un-
erplred term. That term
eDds ner.t April.
'• I wish to have the timE'
alter J..prU Oulble to pur.
sue my personal Interests
and hobbles,'··=~· <~!\ld. '•In
tulfUJJ.ng my husbllnd'!:. term,
I will be able to assist lD
the declslont the present
CouncU wut make In tmple-
menunc the renenl plan re-
•lew eornatly uDder study
.. u.o •-c-..s.-sion.'' •
Lido la:le's Oooald Stn.uu
announced earlier th..ls year
that he wUI seek the F'lrst
District CouncU seat. No
other candidates have an-
oounced.
Bal waitress
routs rapist
A Balboa waitress got a
knife away from a would-be
rapist Monday anerooon and
chased him from her apart-
meot, accordiog to pollee.
The woman, 19, told po-
llee she was approached out-
side her Bay Ave. home at
4:35 p.m. by the suspect,
described aswblte, with light
brown hlltr, blue eyes, 6ft.,
welrht 165, In bls early
tweOUes, and wea.rlag blue
)eans and a sweatsnlrt. The
man asked to use ber garden
hose to wasb b.ls car on the
street. Mimtes later, he
walked inside the house and
asked the vtcUm for a date.
When sbe discouraged h.lm,
be grabbed a ldtcben knile,
held her around the waist,
and tried to force her toto
a bedroom, she related,
The cries of her 3-year-
old ntece dlstncted the sus-
pect and, when be momen-
tarUy placed the knife on a
kitchen coulter, the woman
said abe crabbed It, beld It
onr ber bead IUid threatened
to tUI h.1m 1f be dldD't leave.
She said he """'clod brlelly
with ber, tbeD a.td, "Okay,
rm colaC... aDI1 raD from
the boaJe.
P~ .CHARGED
IN C.M. KIWNG
Two Mellc:u farm labor-
ers ban been cbaraed wttb
murderillc a fe1bw taborer
IACootaM-.
-Aaollar Ria~ 11, tad Fn.ael8oo Za.nte AbiD~
dll:, IS, la-"1 bHil c'*raecl
wlttl tbre IINrdtr of Adam
AcwUU, 1D tdalateiOI,tu•
lr FrldiJ mor ... In till
llnD lalJor '"""' at lltlloo·
GonrA ... -..u.. Goorre Lo-....,ma -• llPI 111111 _ ... _ .....
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BEACH
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Tbe rtmi developmeot plaD
for (be Arnel nrm was ap-
proved last July 18 alter
18 moaths of oecouauou.
At that meetlng the City
Couocll received oottce of
LDteotlon to ctreulate the pe-
tition for a r~zooe to slngle
fa mUy from the nearby
bomeowners.
SIGNING THE AGREEMENT for the sale of the Ensign
newspaper are tounder-=pttbUSher Arvo E. Haapa, at
left, ud Herbert W. Suttoa. the new owner aDd pJb·
Llaber. Look.lng on are Pee Haapa. and Carne ron Smith,
attorney for Mr. Sutton. (EDSJtn pboto,)
ENSIGN
IS SOLD
sign purchase, the company
will han even gr eater pro-
ductton capacity.
tle beiiiiC waced onr a pro-
posed North Costa Mesa lxJU-
slug !SenlopmeDt wtll bedts·
cussed tontcht, Dee. 8, wbeo
tbe Costa Mesa CUy Coon-
ell bolds a speelal meeting.
Tbe city, the Aroel De-
Yek»pment Co. aod the Nortb
Costa Mesa Homeowoers
Assn. are schedUled to go
to trial Dee. 13 lD Superior
Court over the coutroversy.
·~ COSTA
Arvo and Peg Haapa, who
founded the Enslin nearly
30 years ago, announce the
sale of their newspaper to
Herbert W. Sutton of New-
port Beach.
The new owner and pub-
Usher Is president and
chairman of the Board of
Sutton Industries, with cor-
porate offices In the Wells
F'argo tower in Newport Ceo·
ter. The Sutton Industries
include the Penny saver pub-
lications ln Southern Orange
County and San Otego County.
With tbe acquisition of tne
Ensign, the total payroll of
the combined printing and
publishing operation wUJ ex-
ceed 435 employees.
'• All parties heard from
so far are wUUog to ex-
plore the matter," CUy At-
torney RobertCampapatold
Monday's CouocU meett.o«.
''Mike McLaughli.J:Itswtllloc
to discuss altel'DilUves," 00
added. Mr. McLaugWto 1s
secoOO vice-president of Ute
North Costa Mesa Home-
owners Assn.) wbtch was
successfUl In getttng tbe Ln-
itlatlve measure put on the
March 7 t.llot.
During the early negotia-
tions u-.e North Costa Mesa
Homeowners Assn. had pro-
tested the number Q! apart-
ment units proposed for the
property. Noise and fumes
from the nearby!reewaywas
a problem wllb stngle-fa-
mJI~· OOmes moreso than at~
artmeDt units. U a compro-
mise is reached:llkltbesults
dropped the legal problem
tnvolviog the initiative pe-
tition autlwJrlzed for the bal.
lot rematos. Mr. Campagna
proposed the CouncU recon-
sider tlle action.
Rudy Baron SHOWING Off THE first place trophy woa in tile Rock-
o-Rama pandt> In Morro Ba~ are color ~ard members
from the Newport ~ach Eqliorer Post, from left Greg
deMocskon}'i, Tom Gusi, Chris Ludwig, aOO An<hew
H~gins. The unit, tht> offi cial ~-oJCJ r guard for tiM> N('wport
Beach pollee department, has won many trophies over
the past 3 years. Further information cin the EJploref
provram Is available from Olfirer Stan Brt>ssl~r at
644-3662.
Mr. Haapa will remain
wlth the Ensign on an active
basis to insure an orderly
transfer of ownership, Ht>
wUI serve as advisor and
wlll contt.we writing stories
aDd editorials. The regular
Ensign staU wUI remato with
the paper under the ne•·
owoershlp.
Mr. Sutton Is a veteran tn
the newspapel and publishing
industry. He begu with the
Alhambra Post-Advocate
ud coatiiMd wUb tbe Loa
Aareles Times, W'bere he
remained over 16 years. He
t:Jas been instru-
mental to sta~ papers ln
Ventun aOO Riverside In
California, also in Nenda
and Kansas.
He was also one of the
organiters and directors of
the Capistrano Valley Na-
tional Bank and has been in-
volved in some real estate
developments to Orange
County. He has sertedonthe
board of the Wee Ones, a
home for esceptional chlld-
r en.
In 1964 he started tbt"
weekly publication, Laguna
Pennysaver. It oow has 51
ed!Uons and a circulation
of 500,000 weekly, extend· tnr from Laguna Beach down
to the Mexican border.
Sutton Industries also has
a lafie commercial printing
company, whtcb is rated as
one of the most modern, up-
to-date facutttes to the
country and has tbe largest
in-line sub.lrba.n community
printing press to the world.
Because of Its modern and
tnoovative design, the print-
ing plant has been copied
througoout the world.
The recent lnstallaUon of
a Color-Kt~ press greatly
increased the capactt(ofthe
facUlty. Wit~ the addlttona.l
press acquired wltb the En·
'•We have exdti.og plans
lor the futureoftbe Ensign,"
Mr. Sutton stated In dtscus-
stog the p~rchase. '·Our ob-
jective is to expand the En-
sign's coverage aOO to con-
tinue to offer a straightfor-
ward view of all newsworthy
events. U Is our Intention
to present news in an un-
biased and professional
maMer, so that our readers
may best form their own
judgments and declstoas.
"We plan to add addHI.ooal
editorial aoo support' per-
sonnel to the newspaper
staff, which wm allow us
to strengthen the local news
coverar;e to keep the com·
muntty lcformed.
·• The recent move of our
corporata ....,qauters t.o x..rport;e-., •W..a.i4 tM
nut phase of our rrowth.
The appointment of Eugene
Kabat as presldeotof Peooy-
saver Publlcatloos aod of
Sheldon Eisenman as presi-
dl?nt of A mpress will enable
me to dire<.t more of my
time and attention to the
Ensign.
''Mr. Haapa.'s efforts hue
kept the newspap('r alive and
leecUng news to the sub-
scribers through all the
changes and growth in the
South Coast area durtnr the
past 30 years. I feel that he
has done a good job of cover-
tog the news during a period
of constant change and de-
velopment."
Mr. Sutton, a ttlirdgeoen·
Uon Calllornia.n, IllS lived
in the South Coa.st area for
the past 25 years. He resides
ln Newport Beach and hls 3
grown chlldren, Sharlene,
Naocy aoo Michael.
CM HOUSING PROJECT
LIIND IS PURCHASED
Property at 1824 Park
Ave. lor the Senior ClU&eDS
housing project has been
purchased by the City of
Costa Mesa at a cost of
$50,000 from owner Stephen
tt Dtogle. It locludes 10,-
200 square feet of 1a00 at
the southeast corner of Park
Ave. and Center St.
~~.. ..etlf " -"¥
ARVO E. HAAPA, ownef M"d publistter of the Ensign
It Is with mixed emotions of tears and
gladness that Peg and 1 announce the
sale of our Ensign newspaper. It Is
Uke cutting ofl a part of our Uvea --
or leaving our "baby," now arriving at
adulthood of almost 30 years.
The measure urges slng-
gle-famU.y use of the laOO.
Arne! . sued the clty claim-
ing the lnitiattve Ylolated
state Law. Tbe land devel-
opment ftrm had obta.lned
city approval earlier for 539
apartmem ·11n1ts aDd 126sLD-
gle-famUy bomes on 46-1/2
acres of the land oortherly
of the San Diego Freeny.
Arnel abo sued the home-
owner group for 2-1/2 mll-
lloo dollars in damages.
Ma}'Or Norma Hertzog,
Councilwoman Mary Small-
wood aoo Counc.Uma.o Oom
Ra ciU we~ the only mem-
bers present at the Mooday
night meetlng which setup
the meeting tonight. VIce
Mayor Jack Hammett and
Councilman Ed Mcfarlaod
were attendl~ the 1977 Con-
gress of Cities and EJPOst-
tlon to San F'raocl&eo at an
approved taxpayer cost ol
S150 each.
Cities,schools
air P-roblems
A 'Jomt ' etUes~bDols· atiiitfiiiiiiiCM• !(..,.,it lor
meedne last week 111 Coat& ta..llil( to Un up to co-
Mesa faDed to provide tbe opentlve agreements be-
fireworks thathadbeenfore-tweeo the agencies. The
cut Newport M s 0001 agreements, dating back to board Preside-nt e ~c Me-1968, loclude the Ughtintt atd
Willian described the meet-resurfaclng of schOOl tennis
in&: on Wednesday ntght of courts, landscaping main-
last week as "very mellow tenance of schools located
and posiUve." adJacent to city parks, and
City Council m mber otht"r jotot servlcei.
from . Newport aod e Cost! '..·At our meeting, we
M sa sat do• t dln at covered the history of the e n ° ner joint agreements,'' Mr. Mc-
Orance Coast College with Millan told the Ensl.gn. "aod
the schOol board and the stressed the lmportanc(' of
Coast Community College finding more ways to save
District Board. They dis-the t.aspayers' money by
cussed ways of improvlog helping each other out. There
cooperation between the 4. are bound to be some dls-
taxln&' ageocles. agreements over the years
The week before, NeW'J)Ort but 1 feel there .,.ill be bette; Vlce-ma~-or Peter Barrett cooperation in the ruture.
bad warned fello• council-We solldU1ed oor respedfor
men that school officials each other ...
Grant Howald in hospital
Grant Howald, retired
postmaster aDd long-time
ctvlc leader lt1. Corona del
Mar, was reported to be
lmpro't'ed yesterday at :ioq:
OOspltal, where be Is surfer-
lag from a kidney ailment.
He went into the hOspital
over the weekend, aod was
in lotenstve care uotU Tues-
day.
''He had an almost
mln.culous improvement
durille )1st a couple of bours
on Tuesday,'' Mrs. Howald
C.C. elects
Mrs. Hayton
reported. '•We really ap-
preciate the cards, calls and
prayers or eYeryooe:·
Mr. Howald retired in
July, 1974, as CDift post-
master. He led a civic ef-
fort that resultt"d ln forma-
tion of the COM Youth Cen·
ter, and the park that sur-
rounds theCenterwas named
Grant Howal(O Park In his
honor.
D.lrlnc the past )·ear, he
bas been acU vetnorganbiag
F' rtends or Oasis, the sup-
port group for the oew city
secUor cltlsen center at fifth
and Marcuertte, and was re-
cemty elected prestdelt
'f tbe IIWP•
COSTII MESAH TOLD
TO GET RID OF ·zoo ·
Why are we selling our pride and
joy? The reallBtic an11111er Is that there
must eventually come a time fqr retire-
ment --so let 1t come when we both
are in good health, able to enjoy travel,
reereaUoo, frlenda, famlly --all greatly
neglected during theM many years since
we f018lded our newlpllp8r. And at th1B
proplttou. time ceme an oeelleat offer,
and the auurance that tbe &uncn lB
being entruted to good band!!, Herb
~. the new OWMr, Ia a 'lfewport
Beach reaident, a nft~P~~Per Uld pub-
Lefeal HaytoD, owner of
Haytoo'l Bay WIDdOW oa
Cout Hwy ., was elected
TuesdaJ to be presk1eat of
tbe Corooa otl Mar Cham-
ber of Commerce. She tas
lind here 26 yeus. and baS
oc»ented a locaJ btJstoess
molt ot that Ume.
Al80 el«ted at tbe board
mHtt.ac wtrt vtce-Pnll-
-· llaeboll• .._.. .... Robtrt stoMNl. tr.•nr
.Joe Wolben ud seerttarJ
J-BUL
Eloetod 1o the bolr<l ol
dtredon wtrt Hal Atbil·
ebor, D. D. Bopn,l•-·
ato put pt-WWlano
KoU, lllllle IWiltlJ, Hal
-IIIII Jom Slonrt. no c•-111 1111 ... 111:7. Ole; 14. u ... _oe .. .-c-•:•••ttW...,...,....,..
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IUIIIIII--
Warren G. AlthOff, 1523
On.ac• An., Costa Mesa,
has 10 dlya to cet rid of his
4 , ... , 10 dltcks and 2
chlekeas, The Costa Mesa
City CoaocU Mooday nicht
upheld the oeelsioct of tbe
pollee chlf!( to rt.oke h1s
permit to ~100-domestl·
cattd I.Dim&ls..
Wr, Attboft IIU nq~e.ted
.. _. bolrlOC -.. 1M Cw~e.U tilt flllled to appear.
Lui Aol· t llo .... 1nMod
a ponalt tlr tho ullllllo,
bit Mfrtbbon lt:IJ'tt4 COin~
plt.lefiC ibiM tM CODUDO-
-~~~~~-.Faln ... -~ ......... lo -
1M blnlo, 1111 Mr. •--llo-ootoln
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Pollcoa.Mia.E.-Io
CltJ v_....rndlw•'lt'. nu•• TO TMI LO .. PAel t) ,
' '
' nominated
Accountant Rudy Baron
has been cOOsen by a oomt-
nating committee to servJ.
as president or the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber ot
Commerce for the c-omittR.
year. The committee also
picked a slat~ of 6 other
officers and 29 directors.
Frida}' at 5 p.m. is the
deadltoe for oominatlons
fro m the eeneral member-
ship.
Comm lttef' oomirwes in-
clude apartment mana~~:er
Gordon We$1 for eK@nltlve
vice-president, attorne} Mi-
chael Gering as vkt>-presl-
dent for rtnance, attorne}
Richard Spoo.er Js vice-
prMldeat .IDI mart.tt1J&.ll-
naocial e xecutive Earline
Loop for secretary, aoo .ac.
couotant Ted Inoure for tr t'3-
StJrt>r.
Board oomint>es to repre-
seat spe<'ilie areas arf'
Realtor Cap BlacktA.Im,
banker Larry Waters, elec-
tronics executive Alten
Goody, Irvine Co. ollldal
Robert Warren. financial ell:-
t>cutive Rick Jackson,
printer Bob Wil cox, banker
Mark Simmons, motel
owner Victor Rumbfollow,
banker John Ricc i, attorne)'
WU!iam Eilers, caterer
Leslie Wllkes, ;~nr1 dE>Ii·
catessen owner MichaE-l
Muoz.
At-large bOard nominees
are Realtor John Curci,
stockbroker Kae Ewin(, pub-
lic relationsmanJamesFel-
ton, optometrist :otolan frlz-
zelle, financial etecullve
Paul Guiso, arrountanf Tim-
othr Ha.idiogPr, attorney ~n
Jackson, r at deale r Howard
Richardson, mining otftl'ial
Morrie Kirk., attorne~· Paul
Marx, acrouotant James
Johnson, hotel executlvt"
Joel Rothrnan, Realtor
James WOCX: and hOtelman
James V111ers.
Elt>etioo and Installation
of offi cers will bf> held Jan.
18 at the Newportt>r Inn.
Hawaii stabbing
kills COM man
A Harbor View Hllls ma.a
•ns stat>bfod to deatt1 Satur-
day ni~tht In a park in Ha.,·a-
h, accorrlin@. to Honolulu po-
llee. John Hagan, 21, son of
Mr. aod Mrs. Walter Hdgan
of 3007 Harbor Vit>"' Dr.,
•as apparent!) killed dur-
~ an uvumenl witb a man b.e A spect.eG of stntirt:
some of his ca mpi~ equip-
ment.
Tht> police report th:l.t
yOUili: Hagan had bel?ncamp-
1~ in Lua lualel Bea ch Park
slnct" his arnval in tht> is-
la nds 3 wpeks ago. The park
Is about 30 mUes oorth-.·est
of Hooolulu.
A 34 -vear~ld Hawaii re-
sident and a 1 ::1 -}'ea r -ol!1 Ma-
rine were arrested after the
incident. Wttnesst>S said Ha.
gat1. spotterl tht> 3-4-rear.old
drlvll¥! a car, and suspt'C'-
te-<1 him of stealiott 90me
camp~ equipment to thf
park 2 weeks ago •. ,ccor-
ditlll. to onlookPrs, thf' civt-
Hu and the Marint> got out
of the car and beg-an beat-
it!.~ and stabbing Huan. Ha-
~~.an·s friends injured both
:J.c-cuS@d assa.Uants belott'
poilu arrtvM.
Private memorial ser-
vlres were he ld last ntgtrt
w St. Mark Presbvterbn
Chunh, TIM> Bluffs .
Youtlf! Haran had bef'(l
working in I.Jo3t mainternoct>
Jnd repair m thf' Harbor
Area aner erarluatifl!l from
Corona del Mar hh;h school.
Ht-was a ~:ral'tuate of Har-
hor Viev.· p\ementary schoOl
J.orl Lmcoln mirldlt> school.
Cremation ancl OOrial at
seJ wert> atraQ(!eo1 through
tht' -..:eptuoe So<:1et1.
Death penalty
threat remains
A SuPf>rlor Court JUdg.e
refused this WE!f'k to Hn thE'
threat of tht> dt>ath penalty
hangl~ over acrused tri~
gprman Jerry Peter Fiori
1n thP c.at'IIZ .o;tylf' kilHn~ of
Stephen Bo\'41.0 in ;o;:ewport.
Ju~e Robert KMPiarxi
ruled that the cl\ari!_eS
against Fion, .-1, of Hunt-
Ington Bear h, 3 re serious
enough to possihly wJrrant
the ~s rhamber if hp is
found b'UUty of murdt>riog
Bovan outs!M the El
Ran rblto restaur-ant In Cen~
tral r-oe-wport on Oct. 22.
Me-anwhile, Joseph Shelton
0dVIS ill was a r ralgnE"d ~·es
t~:>rrlay. He hecame the 5th
~rson arre~ed, :.uld 3
otners H e still sou;thl by
polke.
Plt>as of innocenc-e ...,·e rt'
Pfllt>red Fric1ay by Fiori and
tn Anthony Marone Jr.,
Alex.andt>r Kulik ~tnd Ray-
mo0<1 Resr o, All are free
on hail, exc-ept F"iori.
Davis was arrestt"CC last
mo nth on th<i! island or Hall
in Indonesia.
Youth Center fund set
as Mort Hill memorial
The murder suspects are
accused of killlne bonn.
36, of Hun~on Beach, ln
retribution for his part to
kidnapplnf, Kulik. Fiori was
ordered by Ju<fl!' KOHla.hd
to stand trial on Jan. 3,
along with Killik. Resco ud
Marone. The judge !Ddicated
that Davis might also be
gtven the same trial dltt.
Mort Hlll used tO loYI to
watch the kids play base-
ball on the Corona del Mar
Youth Ceater dlamood. The
boys called him "the coach, •·
althOUgh be wan't, He wu
just an enttNstastlc onlooter
-a ret.1 tan.
Mort's last seasoo n..s
this past summer. Oa Ocl.
6, at the are of 5.t, he died
of Uljurtes suffered S days
earlier in an auto crash In
Sa~~ Clemtlltt.
Bvt, thlnb to hl.s wlft ,
Maute, ud the Harbor Artll
B&Htall procnm. Mort's
k:ln of the pme ud the
tlds wllo pta,..S It Ia ~
to ctt a IUtlll: me1110rta1.
HtrtloT 8 ..... 11'1 '-rd ol
4l.r«ton. WtiO na • pro. an.. lor li:1dl Ia Mew"POrt
ud Cotta ........ ry .....
.. r. cteeMid tWI ..,... 110 -_ .. ._ ....
llC1IIlallltwl_C_
-. Aod, llllf'l'O &<t~&lo do •Ia Mort"s aM.
"lba.liUWllroa4J
•
asked that mPmorial contrt-
butlons be sent to Mr. Lnnt
Ho..,..ld for use lD the Har-
bor Area Baseball pro-
cram,'' exPlained Harbor
Baseta\1 Commissioner Rod
WcWtlltan of Costa Mesa.
'•Wt'n rot &I)Oijt fl,ZOO ina
fund lor lmproYIQ&: the 1lght5
at the Youtt\ Center, wbtrt
we play many of ovr cames,
aod we'tedeocldedtocombtne
that wUh the $1,000 or so
that has alrMd)' been HDt
In memory oUiort. and start
a Mon RUI I'Ptltll t.Dd..
We DHd S6,000 i)r tbt rtnt
tncremtat of ll(bt tmpi'O'f.-
meat, a.S the same atl'lo.l:
l:)r a ~ laertiMIIl."
D1 tUoM, .cM owt to
Hartlot ANI BMrball IDe.,
.. , bo -lo: -Hill ,._ .,... ••••tll, 801 ua. Colta ....._ ... or
lo Gnll -II P.O.
Boll aa, c-.... -. -· Tlltlut.U'O ... -.
ltllo.
lnnstl.ptors have lld«t
the suspeds to former W.at\a
collrlectlons. elope de&llDc.
aDd tnvolumelll with a
splinter l roGP ot the Hare
Krishna rellelous teet.
TULE PROGR.U liT
EIISTBLUFF SCHOOL
Eastbllltr school lbldelltl
•W pr....t a Cort.ltniU
prccnm, '•JoJ to a...
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poiCace paid at Corona del M.ar, Caut. Newspaper otftce
· ud prllttur plant ln lht Ensign Building, 2'121 £.Coast
Hwy,, Corona dtl Mar, Calli. 9!625. PHONE ; 6?3-0550.
TH£ NEWPORT HAR-
BOR ENSICN wu ad]udtled 1977
to be t newspaper or gtn-
eral c:lrculatton by court PI~::~~~: dt<'~M No. A-20178, dated
May 14, 195 1, lu SuPertoc
Court for the County of
Orange, StateofCalUorn.la,
and by ntuon thereat Is
qualtfled to publish all pub-
lic notices required bylaw.
THE NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN Is the legal news~
paper for the City or Newport Beacb and publishes all
publlc notices for the city,
ARVO E. HAAPA ••...••... OWner and Publisher
PEG HAAPA .••..•..•.• · •. Associate Publisher
FRED DAVlS ••• , •••••••• , , , , ••••• , Editor
HUGH McMU.LAN .........• Costa Mesa News
DON ROOE .•..•..•..• Advertistnc, Circulation
JlM NOYES, .. , ..•.•..••.•• , .. Adnrtising
LORRAINE PENNINGTON .. Secretary, Bookkeeper
KAY SHANNEP .••..•..••....•.. Typesetter
KARIN HAAPA. , ••..•.•... , ..... Typesetter
DREX EL CANNON .•...••...•.. Shop ForemaD
U:IKE HOUGAN •....•.•...... Shop A5slstant
Rcp•etentcd Notoo,olly by HMr.J ~
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Dee. 1 edition. tt woold ap...
pea.r ttw.l the federal conm-
ment tree .. fi'IODe)' f.lutet may
be turoed btf U the cuy ot
Newport Belch doeu't co
Into the reat subsidy bust-
neas. It appeara that oor
federal goYernment has the
Southern California Assn. of
Governments (SC AG) dolnc
Us bidding, as SCAG must
approve all future annual
community developmellt
blockcrant funds, alone wtth
IWD, With SCAG oow draft-
ing a new set of guidelines
whkh will dech1e wha t local
c:overnments get federal
money, It seoolms that sWI
another rope will bt> looped
arouod the neck of the tax-
paying rittun or Newport
Beach.
AU of this reminds me of
a sa)'lf\: by Seneca: "It Is
worthy of observation, that
the most Imperious mas-
ters over their ow n servants
are, at the same time, tht>
most abject slaves to the
servants of other masters.'·
Respectfully,
Frank Jank
'corona del Mar
• CANAL PET ITION
Dea r Edito r;
Assuml~, without admit-
SID "S LADIES
Sid Soffer bat bttD tlcbt1ni CU)" Ht.ll about u IOQC
as the Jews ••• beea feudl rw with the A rat». Ht.s ftcbtJ
with tbe etty ol Newport aDd the county H11ltb Dept.
over his Blue Be4>t restauraat art teceodary. Sld ulll&lly
comes up a WIMer, too. So, It n• DO bil •rprtn Wbeo
Mr. Softer woo a sldrmlsh the other day wltb Cotta Mesa
over the towing away of his 3 vlntace Cadillac cars.
Sid says the cars are ciUJica and he's reltorLag them.
The city - or at least a mioor official ot the city -de·
ctded the Caddies were aba'Kioned, unsightly hulkl, and
tha t tbey were cluttering up Sid's neighborhood on Arbor
St., out on the city's West side. The city hl.d the cars
towed away.
Predictably, that got Sid pretty mad. He said the cars
weren't, either, cluttertll(l: up aoythlll(l:. They were sitting
there, smUing at the world, through their chromec:t-grUI
teeth, looking almost as pretty as Jimmy Carter. All
they needed was a little face-li!t.lng, some new fouodatton
garments and a lot of love.Sidevendrove one of the Caddies
down to City Hall and ofrered to give the City Council
members a clusy ride around the block.
Well, ol' Sid made such a good aft!Jment, the city
tried to give hill' back the $12? .50 he had to pay to ransom
his Caddies from the towing company, Sid, cantankerous
as ever, tur ned down the money. It wasn't e004.1gh, he in-
s isted.
The City ~at hers and Mothers even asked him to help
them re-write the city's abandoned vehicle ordinance,
to eosure that s uch t.ad-napptngs wou ld not take placP
In the future. '• Writing laws Is not my )ob," said Sid;
••that's your job.'"
..,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,....,....,...,><><><><><><><><><..,. Un~, that John Wayne is
right, in his letter In the
Dec . 1 Ensign, that Omar
Torri)os is not a communist,
Is thal ~ reason to give him
our expensive, vital water-
wa y" Is it a n~ason to
Now, he's trying to decide whether to sue the city,
and tor how much. After all, how can you place a value
on the embarrassment caused to 3 lovely middle-aged
ladles when they are unceremoniously hooked up to a
groaning tow truck and hauled away, to be deposited along-
s ide lesser beings In what looked like a junk yard? They
didn't even have time to let Sid powder their noses for
them, ARVO E. HA.APA, owner .and publ isher of the Ensign
(Confinul?d from Page l )
lishing veteran, with the expertise and
the means for building the Ensign into
a stronger community newspaper .
What are the immediate Haapa plans?
We're still here at the Ensign, helping
during the change-over , on call for any
assistance we can render. And we are
still local residents, and her e we will
stay --or come back t o from our long
planned ventures into the outside world
th~~.-we haven't seen much of for these
30 year s,
It is alm ost exactly that long a go
t hat we came here to stay to seek our
fortlffi e in Southern California. Our prime
0bjective was t o buy a small newspape r
(so we COlild enjoy the good life and
take .. /t". e\~, we used to say in our
blissful lack •ll <nowledge of the rigors
of weekly publication ). Not finding a
newspaper within our means, we joined
the Globe-Herald organization in Costa
i\liesa (the predecessor of the Pilot),
and in partnership with the G-H, we
launched the Ensign on the auspic ious
day of Friday, the 13th of August, 1948 .
Seven months later, Peg and I purchased
full ownership, Our little office was in
ucameron's Corner ," at Goldenrod and
Coast Hw y. in Corona del Mar, now the
location of Am erican City Bank,
Printing of the Ensign continued lor
a while at the Globe-Herald shop, later
at the Santa Ana Printing Co,, and
finally in our own plant in Newport
Beach , with the help of a newly acquired
partner, Bud Desenberg of Corona del
Mar. Bud purchased the lot at Heliotrope
and Coast Hw y ., and there the first
real hom e of the Ensign was constructed
--the attractive building that now houses
the Hammond Organ Studio, and our front
office was in the area now occupied by
Happiness is a New Rag dress shop.
The Haapa-Desenberg partnership was
dissolved in 1954, and Bud became a
publisher in his own right, buying the
Post in Laguna Beach and starting a Post
also in San Clemente. In 1961 came
another milest one in the Ensign saga,
when we changed over to offset printing,
a pioneer effort for Orange County
journalism, and we m oved ac ross the
street to our own building --the present
s1te at 2721 E. Coast Hwy,
It has been a tremendous 30 years --
full of hectic effort, frustration, triumph
and satisfaction. We have many wonder-
ful friends, wh o have given faithfully of
their encouragement and support, Our
thanks go also to the many businesses
and organizations that have helped us
through the years. Without them, our
~n~ccess could not have been achieved.
Congratulations and best wishes to the
08~ ~r. It will be a great Jor to
watcb from the sidelines (with some
participation aod contribution of com-
meat aod opiniOn) and see the Ensign
crow aod pl'MP8" •
jeopardize the ertlc lenl pas-
sage, at fair cost, of ships
of all nations? Is It a reason
for sa r.rtricl~ the securit)'
of the southern Oank of thE'
Americas·.• Is It a reason
to pa y him I O's of n•IIUons
a year and supply him with
~1 /2 bUIJon ln arms? Is it
a reason to uproot J7 ,000
Zonia ns who haVE' es-
tablished thei r lives in thE'
American Car.al Zone? Is Ita
reason to disallow pa ssagpof
ships from nations the United
Na tions sam·tlon, for what-
ever reason, because they
would have jurisdic tion over
the treaty as national law?
And if, as~•H. Wayne says ,
we nov.· have a mutual al-
liance v.·tt h Panama to Insure
tlla t no forel~n government
can e ncroach Its power over
them and ll1hlch prohlbils
Panama fro m having anr dis-
cusslons With 2 foreign
powe r rega rding the Canal,
how ean we Insure these
things ll"hen we arenolo~er
there?
I( these rPasons don't
seem vallt1 to you, write {0
~·our Senators, Cranston and
llayakawa, whose votes on
the Canal treaties are so
vital. Tell them you do not
want the United Stales
sover eignty of the Panama
Canal Zone transferred to
Panamas sovereignty . And,
or, call Goldie at 673-5729
to sign a petition petitioning
fh{'m to vote a11a inst the
ratification of these treaties.
Goldie Joseph
Lido Isle
JOSEPH SCHMITZ IS
MIDSHIPMAN Ll EUT.
Joseph E SchrHitz, son
of Mr. aocl Mrs. John G.
Schm.itl. of 10 Mission Bay
Urive, Is currently atten-
ding the U.S, Naval Acade-
my, AMapolis, Md,
He was rleslgMted a mid-
shipman lieutenant (junior
grade), wht c:l goes a.long with
his appointment as platoon
commander with the 27th
Company. Midshipmen of-
fi cers for m the B ri~ade's
chain of comr.1and and prac-
tice mil itary organization-
al duties that will be ex-
pected of them as ('Ommls-
sloned olflcers in the Navy
or Marine Corps •
All 3 are now back on Sid's property, sitting there,
smlllng their c11romed s miles, and m~ybe even snick-
ering a bU.
As for Sid · well, he celebrated the homecoming by
~olng out and DJying another old Cadlllac.
BADHAM NAMED TO
STUDY COMMITTEE
Rep, Robert E. Bartham
(R-Newport Beach) has been
elected totheexecutlve r om-
mlttee of the RepUbllc•n stu-
dy committee, the largest
GOP art hO<' group in the
Hoose of HepresentaHves.
Primar y role ofthe cotl"lmlt -
tee Is legis lative researc h
and analysts.
Mr. Badham said the com-
mitt ee will pUblish a new
book which will ~lve a cri-
tical evatuatioo, from the
members' point of view, of
the rna):lr issues of the 95th
Con11 r_ess.
CORDOVA TALKS AT
MESA BREAKFAST
State Assemblyman Ron-
<Lid Cordova, whose74thdts-
trlct Includes pari of t.osta
Mesa, will address the mon -
thly hrl!aJdast meetlruz of
Costa Mesa Tomorrow at
7:30 a.m. today, Dec . 8, at
the Costa Mesa Chamber
of Commerce.
Mr. Cordova is expe<:ted
to rllseuss highway fund ing
and property tax refor m.
Costa Mesa Tomorrow is
made up or downtown busi-
ness and property owners
and the-preslc1ents of home-
owner groups.
Roya l Copt:nhagen
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a, /AII 8.r a a us
MR, AND M~. AL GALLADE stand ln front
the Christmas wreath on I he door of thelr
Dover Shore• home.
To me there Is something aboUt a Sunday
brunch that seems just right, especially on
a brisk, sunny fall Suooay . . • one can
attend services of his or her choice, lt1en
gather with others for awhile for a bit of
dowo from t..o. ADctlea, aad LWiao Holle
from Lacu-; Fru aad Bayard Ryder loo,
tbty were to att..t 1 •edd&Dc later • , •
aDd petite Ellea KteDt, Sudly bruaeb, brltk
tall day, beauUtul Ooweu; courmet food
aDd jollity • most tD~)'I.blel • • • • •
Adele aDd AI Gl.!lade proved boat. with the
most a Sunday eve past. Thetrcruayterraee
that overloob our whole area wu tented
for the fatlllous btrtnday .urprlaa party for
Jerry Johnsoa, 10111-Ume naldtot of New-
port Beach. Betweea UO abd 150 cueata:
were there to jolo 1D blrtbday fellelb.tloo.
The Shrtne Orleotal band rave their all Ia
heraldJ.cl the metsage u Jerry aod his
attractive wl!e Helen arrhed. All through
the evenlnc Jerry was remlnded of the
eveat, for each cuest wore a mJ.DJature
Tiny Tlrro holdJ..Dc a IUUeslgn readtnc '•Happy
Birthday, Jerry,"
Beverages were served from the bar 1D the
party room u well as on the terrace, where
dl.ll1og tables were arranced. Red cloths , , •
holly lDd Wrrteaoe ei.Ddlell&;bts cue atoYch
of Cbrlstmas to the birthday aun.
There wasn't just one cake, there were
four, eech represent~ a ''cbapter" 110 to
say, Ill Jerry's IUe --a great tribute"
that was enjoyed by so many frleods from
here, LoD{I: Beach, Riverside ••• mostenry-
where, brought tog:ether by the Gallades on
Galaxy Dr. '
Nutuacker
set Dec. 18 .
Tbe Newport Ballet AUQ.
wlU IJIOI*r Its ....,I pre.
MDtaUoo of '·The Nut-
en.cter" at ?:30 p.m. SID·
day, Dee. 18, at 'ialley hl&h
school auditorium, 1801
GreeovUie St., Santa Aaa.
Under the artistic dtree.
tloa ot Wooa Fraoces, the
performance wUI feature
pests artists Zlna Sethuoe
aod Glen Wblte.
Mlts Bethune, a dancer
tnloed by Georce Bal-
aochloe aDd formerly of the
New York City Ballt't, has
appeared ln television, stage
and movie roles.
Glen White began his bal-
let tra..lnlnc at age 14 , WhUe
attendU. the Jottrey seboOI
i.o New York. be was chos'IJ
to participate to the Loter-
oaUooal ballet competition
ln Varna. Bulgaria, in 1968
aDd was awarded a scholar-
ship at u~ Kirov Ballet
Scbool Ln Leningrad. He later
returned to New York and
Is now a soloist with
the Jotfrey Ballet Compan)',
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Helen and Don Starling, Mary Allee A)·res,
Adelaide and tl.en Kingsley, talltill@ ahout their
first trip to Catalina. Fran and Moseley
Jones were then, and we recalled a few of
our trips with them.
Grace and Olga mingled among the ar.
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the view whldow, comfortably seated, were
Larena Dossett, Charlote Patterson and Mary
Anne March, also Eileen Strock , • , so
good to see her and have a nice visit.
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Barbara awl Clyde McOermont, Sara and
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JAMSf"OaT AMD '5MOWl.IOM
The buffet was sumptlous, ever )'thtng from
juices a.od fruit (melons, huge ~tn.pefrult,
.ven blg, luscious nspberrtea); meats •••
hash, ham, bacon, chicken ~ all the ac -
compaolments , , . rolls, toast •• , strudel,
mm l
Dee Sullivan, Bess and Blll Morris were
In the llne, also Ma.rtha and James Llnclse}',
ALSO ENJOYING the bruoch: Mr. and Mrs.
Clydt> McDermont aDd Bayard Ryder. (Janey
Bt>rls photo.}
357 N. NIW~ORJ llVD.
NIWPORJ eiACH, CA . 92663 M. MfW .. OlT aLYD' AT HOSPITAL •o.
HOW AT OKINAWA
Marine Corporal Mary L.
Htrner, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward L. Kirkpatrick
of 388 UolversUy Drive,
Costa Mess., has reported
for duty wlth 3rd ForceSer-
Yice Support Grou p on
Okinawa, A 1976 graduate of
Orange Coest Coll ege with
an asSO<'iate of arts degree,
she joined the Marine Corps
In AprU, 1 '17?.
SINGERS INVITED FOR
MESSIAH CHORUSES
More than a thousand vol .
cesare expected to perform
choruses from Handel 's
··Messlah'' at 7:30p.m. this
Satu rday , Dec. to, In a com .
munlty sing-along In OCC's
auditorium,
Choral singers from
throughout Orange Louoty
art> Invited to take part. Ad-
mission ls free.
Singers whO plan to part!.
clpate art> asked to brlnf
their own music.
BEVERLY HILLS H.S.
SEEKS LOCAL GRADS
Former s tudents of Be.
verly Hills high school have
!Jeen rE'J)Orted lo the Newport
Beach.Costa Mesa area, and
a newly formed Alumni As-
sociation Is seeking tt.em
out.
All former students are
urged to serw:l their names,
addresses, phone numbe rs,
and gra<l.lating <'lass to the
Alumni Assoclatlon,241 Mo-
reno Drive, Beverly Hills
902!2.
porcelain salon
FOR TliE Gl FT OF DISTIHCTIOH ,
IHCREASIHG VALUES AHD
_-:_;_Jit~BEAUTY
}{and erafted
eltristmas Ornaments
30% Off
OPEN 7 DAYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
lly ..... lolnled florists. &. MON-WED 10-6
THUR-5AT 10-9
SUNDAY 12-5
.......
O•r 111111 Ytu
IAUI:TT iMSUIAMCi
t•U No.-r 11•4., c. ....... .
•
' other houn by oppolntment only
646-4515
1741 Westcliff Dr., Newport Beach
. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ..-...
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X-6 ~li!l Pe~~~~ ~.00 l)et pa~•eg-e ol s .. lentt
HARBOR PHOTO
PHOME, 673·<1670
3121: E. COAST HWY.
COROllA OEL MAR
J!}oicr Jllrssons
BV EXPERIENCE!) SINGER WITII
C t\LIFORNIA TEtH.:IfER C REl>ENTit\LS
, 1\ND MANY PERFORMANCES TO HER
HER CREDIT.
•••AUDITION S WITHOUT O&l.IGATION .,,,
833-0829
IRVIN E
CITY GYM
PROPOSED
NEWPORT HAIIIOft £1111011
PIJIIUSHED IEEIU. Y ·I"C. 4
Race is benefit .
A $500,000. ctty CYDI· f h •1d b ::~ :!ro~.!::~.,:. or c 1 a use Jtet• """Cht *>r out n.cat
year by the Newport &e&eb Couaty ebUd UUe pro-Tben wtn al.o bla per-
parks, belches a.Dd reerea. gra.u wUI bealftt hom a tuc lot eara1ftl ud n-
tloo departmellt. •• Ra fOr yoar lUe" foot. trHbme&U tor tbe pai)Ue.
Tuesday rught, PBR com-nee thrOueb tbe Bt.et ~Bay f1DISI n1Md wUt 10 to
missioners approved a Ust ar• oa &IDday. The nee, tbe Cblld Abul Rtc!RrY,
of 20 projects tor oen year, sporwored by a reataun.Dt tbe COPES ert.ia ean a.r-
lneludlog the &Ym. But, the cbalo, 11 expected to dnw aery lDd to ranats hoay-
c Ity Council, which must ap-senral buDd.nd entnats, mous. all of wtlleb are fa .
prove each project, Is e•-according to promoter~. volved In dta.Uor wUb ebUd
pected to be cool to the Idea RuDDers wUI be gtven a abuse.
of the gymnasium • .No stte cbolce of ruml,. an 8,2~
has been picked for the gym. mlfe e;ourse or a less stre-
Other proposals include nuous 5~mlle course.
landscaping ot traffic Registration, at $5 per
medians onSanJoaqulnHUis person, starts at 7:30a.m.
Rd. east of MacArthur, ami Sunday at the Cut 'o CJea-
on San Miguel between Ford ver restaurant, 1660 Dove,
and San Joaquin Hills Rd. behind Blackbeard's In the
The PBR dept, also waots airport area. Races begln
to txdld 2 more tennis courts at 9 a.m. Five-man teams
in Mariners park, andlight 2 wtu nan a mJie each around
courts each in San Joaquin the restaurant. other cou"l'-=
HUts park and West Newport ses, for Lndlvl«llals, wUI be
park. laid out aroundtheBactBa.y.
Plans also call for the County ndlopereonalltyJim
addition of4 handbaU courts Baln will betheotftclalsta.r.
in West Newport park. ter.
·The Commission set a Besides runners from the
MISS CLARA RYCKOFF
IS DEAD AT AGE 100
Miss Clara Ryckofl, 100,
the aunt of Newport Beach
Ctty Councumao Paul Ryc-
kott, died Dec.3.LnParkLido
convalescent hospital.
She had lived with her
nephew at 1200 S, Bay Front,
Balboa Island, for the past
2 years before her UlBess.
She was a native of Wts~
eonsln, and had been a com~
poser and concert pianist tor
40 years.
Tbe Neptune Society wast.n
cllar1e of arrangements. Jan. 31 pubHc hearing on a 18 Cask •n Cleaver restau-
proposed plaD for solvtog rants,,. representatives are
the beach reud betweeo body ellpeCIOd !rom other restau-MRS. ODDEHIHO DIES
surfers and board surfers. rants, aDd from· various
Also. a Dec. 20 special meet-county welfare agencies, the
tng was called for the annual YMCA, local poltce and ftre
special awards to youngsters dep&rtmeots, the Marine
who took park In summer Corps, and other organir.a-
recreattona.l programs. tions.
Funeral service.& and I.D~
terment for Lucia M, Odde~
nino, 89, bave been held In
Price, Ut.a.b, She died .Nov.
29 In her home at 3202
Vermont Ave., Costa Mesa.
COUNCIL SUMMARY She was a naUve ofltaly,
had lived to California for
9 years and ID Orange Cou nty
for 7 years. A proposal for high-
density zoning for an apart-
ment project on propert)·
owned by Southern California
College has oeen postponed
by the Costa Mesa City Coon.
ell untu its Dec. 19 meet-
ing.
Plans cail for bu il ding 64
units on the property, lo-
cated at 2330 Vanguard Way,
The propom zoning would
allow 72 units on the prop~
erty, Cou ncll members Mary
Smallwood and Dom Ractu
objected to the higher
density.
College agent Joseph
Colombo said that private
development or the property
was necessary because the
college coulrl not carry out
Its plans for providing stu~
rtent hous lne: at present.
in other action !he Coun-
cil: , ~ ,.. ,, ,.-
, • Continued ana"'ll~tlon
to convert l!li 19-unlt ~rt
ment complex to co•!domill-
lu ms at 1845 Anaht>lm A'te,
The Redevelopment Agency
recommended denial but the
Planning Commission fa-
vored the projec t,
• Approved a permit to
allow l)lOtor borne construc-
tion for C adlllac~Fatntew
Callloro.la Inc., 3001 Harbor
Blvd, A vart.ance for out-
door storage an employee
parking was also approved,
• Rezoned 13 acres west
of Bear St. and oorth of Yukon
Ave., including a 6,8 acre
park site to recreational and
the rest to R-1.
CHRIST CHURCH TOPIC
Sermon Utle for the Rev,
Paul Thomas of Christ
Church, Costa Mesa, will be
''Sour Grapes" at the 10a.m.
service on Sunday, Dec. 11.
Bible study is at 9 a.m. at
the church, located at 287
W, WUsoo St ..
Yule program for kids
The .Costa Mesa and Me·
sa Verde Branch Librar ies
ROBBER GIVES
SOME CASH BACK
will be co-sponsorl~ a hO-
liday program for chUdren
at 10:45 p.m. Saturday,
Dec, 17. Tbe event wUl fea.
ture YentrUoqulst Wally
Stratoo with his puppets and
magic. and. a visit from a
A Costa Mesa mao was holiday per~oa.Uty. This
robbed of $160 early Satur. program wUI be held at the
day on Balboa Pier by what doWP.to:lf.D recreation center
tie aescrt~ OS ( Jrubl)y, ~ ~5!14 CeoterSlree(
"iio:e.nottoaa.l Udtd' \t.n .. Mi: ... .tat tie-&Mr of Ceeter atd
twent.Jes. Aoabelm.
Malcolm Bhone, 55 Fair A tree-trlmml,. and.
Dr., told pollee he was walk~ card~maklnc workshop for
tog on the pier with a friend, children will be held from
Noel Drlesche, also of Costa. 2 to 4 Dec. 10 at the Mesa
Mesa, at Z:30 a.m. when Verde library.
they were approached by a
man wbo walked between
them, then turned around
and pulled an automatic
pistol on them. After fore-
tog both men to lie down
on the pier, he took Mr.
Shone's wallet and emptied
it, then asked the victim
If he was married. Wben
Shone replied ttlat he was
married, he said the robber
placed $40 hack In the wallet,
laid It oo the pier by his
bead and walked any.
MRS. YEARGAN DIES
Funeral services for
Minnie E. Yearcan, 67, of
Costa Mesa were held Fri-
day t.n Fairha.veoCha.pelwttb
the Rev. Keaney Frantsen.
Prt.nce of Peace Lutheran
Church, Costa Mesa, Ol-
!lclatlng.
Mrs. Yeargan, a na.Uve
of .Nebraska, died Nov, 30
in Costa MeSf. hospital.
Wr wrvr brukf.ut
•nytime.
A superb w•y 10 Sllrve your~~ lristl Coffee. C.ppu~~•no
or •ny ho l drink are then Cobf"H by Beuelir with i~wlt1~.holdttr1
c1afted on ..olid ~Opper •nd brus. E•cellent Own mas gohs.
CASUA L TAB LE TOP FASHIONS
GIFTS • ANTIQUE FURNITURE
South Coon Plaza , 8"11 01 at San Orego Freeway. Cost• Mesa • 171 4 ) 556·6258
4-10 P.M Daily
COMP'LI.TI: DIMMERS INO.UDI:
• SOU, AMD SALAD (ALL YOU CAN UT)
• POTATO M4D PRISM VIGETAILI
e DUUaT
Lamb Shank
Teriyaki Steak !t.**S3.75
Steak And Shrimp us 3.85
Stuffed Pork atop* $2.65
'
li([R
A WINE
Rogers cites,
Riley funds
T-. c. RocoroiCUdl-
date lor Supenllor, FJftb
os.trtet. bU WlYeUed ~
owa eampalcD ntorm pack· aa:• ta a letter to Adrilll
Kuyper, eouoty eou.uel.
Wtth tbe letter,tbetOttaer
GOP County Cbatrmaa ta;
eloaed a compllalioa of •·
pervbor Tom RUey•s eam ..
PIIJD ~e reportl
tor 1976 Uarouch J uDe of
19'77, Jbowtnc a total of
S251,191.9e cortrlbuted b)'
donors of $50Q or more .~
218,516.96 glven by eatttles
which do business with the
County. The funds werecon~
trlbuted by a variety of
names, auases and lntef-
lockJog corporations which
Mr, Rogers contend trace to
a few Interests "WrliCh con ..
trot the Filth District, U oot ·
the entire County,"
Another 11.3% cou ld not
be ·identified, and only 3%
of Mr. Riley's fUnds total-
ling $8,400 came from those
who had no dealtng:s with the
County as contractors or
applicants, Mr. Rogers
stated. He proposed coo~
stralnts on !hose who con-
tract for the county or apply
for permits requiring an en-
vironmental Impact report.
MASONIC SERVICES FOR ART ALOMAR
Wr. Alomlr, a DIU¥t of.
Poorlo Rico, bad llfld to c--lorto-. He bid bleD u uto ..,. ...
e.baalc for lftt New Yort
NIWII Co .. N'Jrw York City, tar tO ,..,.,
uLA GRANDE
' BOURGEOISE"
CATHERINE GIANCARLO
' DENEUVE GIANINI PLUS
"COUSIN. COUSINE"
ENGLISH SUB-TITLES RATED R
NEW SPICY D.ESIGNS
EARTHY MATERIALS
Come to ''Titeeu PLACE 571 w. lfTN n . COSTA MhA
Open Alr Art E1hlblt Sunday, Dec. 11, 1977, from 10:00 a.m.
tUI 4:00 p.m. Bring this ad tor rree jar of jewelry cleaner
with minimum $12,50 purchase.
.......
"FRIENOS"
., '"* liiiiJ .,; kllllil
A..ciOF
HARBOR at ADA --av 10M COST A MESA m In& ,...I
979tl·l {i _ _ e
• • ! .llllniO"IL-
o -
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IM TWO THIAT!U
POR YOUR COMV!MI!Mtl!
Mf<.:..t\ ifl[,\fPf
Ne••J>Cl•l1 &• 19th, eosta M~sa 646-5025 ... -
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<fio to Q!~urc~ NEIIPOIIT Ho\1180~ f.IISI<JI
I'ULISIIED WEEkLY· PG. S
lliU RSOAY, DEC. I, 1971
CllfiOIIA DEL liAR, CALl f.
. . . .. ..
H~rbor High oHers
annual Yule program
HARBOR FELLOWSHIP BIBLE_ CHURCH
l3RD ST. ot OR ANCE, COST A MESA • 645·5050
DR. F. KENTON IUHORE, PASTOR .
SuDdl.y Uoru!.,.: Worat&Jp , •••••••••••• 10:30 !-·rD.
sa-.y Sc:bool • 9:15 a.m. W.tDuday MrYiee -1 p.m.
. An lDdlpeadent ct.trcb wttb Blbla t•chJoc miDbtry
CHRISTIAM SCIENCE
SERVICES
FlRST CHURCH OF
CII .. ST, SOENnsT
3303 Via Lido
Nowpoll Beach
Sunday Sc hool - 9 & 10:30
Sund:.ay Service • 9 & 10:30
WFJlNESDAY EVENING
. MEETING 8:00 p.m.
Rf:A.OfNG ROOM
Week clays: 9'a,m: ·-5 p.m.
Wednesday: 9 am -7:4S pm
Tueaday: 9 am-5.pm, 7-9
• • •
.SECOND CHURCH OF
CHIUST, SCIENTIST
Newport Beach at
CorDill del Mar
•
3100 Paclfie VIew Dr.
SuDday School -10 a.m.
Sunday Senlce • l Oa.m.
Wednesday: 8:00p.m.
Rl:'t\lJI !\1(, ROO.'i
3500-B E. Coast Hwy,
Entrance on Nar cissus
Mon.-Fri.: 10 a1r1 to 5 pm
·sunday afternoon: 1 to 3
Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm
• • • •
You are cordlatly i.Jivtted
to attend COOrch Servtoes
and to use Reading Rooms.
''CRAO<ED POTS
A
BRlGHT LIGHTS"
Rev. Gfl,. R. Swan.an
Putor &Child c ..
We invite yoU. to wortblp
LUtHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER, LCA
2900 Ptel.tlc VIew Dr.
Coroo.a dtl Mar. Calif.
LAWRENCE D. FRUHLING
Pastor --Pbone i59-10St
SUNDAY SERVICES:
Ctllrch scbool •••• 9:15
Liturgical se"lce • 10:30
Nursery and ·c orree Hour
Acer•IIW••••
Cottl~. FIIISTUMITID
~STCHUICH
GRACE BIBLE CHURCH 18thSt.IHwbof"BI'Id.
Bl a..... ........ Veterans Memorlll dg. ,.,..._t:H
565 W,18th,Coltl MeSI W..W.-II:IIA.M.
REV. TOM TYREE, Pastor CHAUU 0. CLARK
SUNDAY SERVICES: PASTO"'
10:~ l,m,lDd 7:00p.m. I'AUL H. ALUAMDU
CHILDREN'S PREP .usoc•.., n
SCHOOL, 10:00 a.m. ATTEND
HOME BmLE CLASS&S:
CaU $52-0092 THE CHUitCH
'Teacblng Bible Doclrllle' OF YOUR CHOICE
Jlumout~ <llongrr!,llllionnl <6hurr~
A f"RE E A!'iO IHOEPEHO£HT
COHCREC ATIOHAL CH RISTIAN CHURCH
Tift? RI£V. }Oli N A. I .I N IJVA I .I., \fi,.i.stH
9•00 A.M. SUNDAY• lilLIE STUDY
10•10 A.M.1 WOUHII' SI!RVICE, SUNDAY SCHOOL
3262 BROAD STREET, NEWPORT HEICHTS
NURSERY CARE PROVIDED PHONE• 642-2740
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
"THE FRIENDLIBT CHURCH IN TOWN"
14'1\Y 'Io'li 1'. 'tl U I.I.EN. l'lt \""IOR
lf,OO A.M.-ADULT WORSHII' I SUNDAY SCHOOL
61bO P.M. -£VAHC£LICAL HOUR
]01 MACHOLIA AT SANTA AHA AVE., COSTA lllUA
11-rl Hartor 111111
.ebool'a ..-! Cllr11t.mu
-rl wt1l ... bold -
'""'' ...... -·11:10 111 the Horace Euap mldclle
ICbooli)'ID,
Tbe Pf'Oir&m wUJ iDc:IDde
tbe Sa11or bud, lbe Newport
Harbor orebelRn, tbed.nma
dtciarlmftl, lito SWillo Ea-
Nmble, tbe Cbut.U.• l.Dd.
tiM NnportHarborCbonle.
TOOTING Off 8011£ mlllll.tare I.DitNmeaU Out tbe rtcbt
11M lbr titmml.lc a CftrUI:IJ'IU t .... ) are lira. KtaDttrl
Roumo (loft) ...S Mro. Roborl Booeboar, bath of Lido lal•. They are Plbllcbbll tbe Cbdatmu party to be
•••• bJ tbe Alta Bahia Committee of tbe Ozou&• Couaty
PbUIIHmoRle Society at 6 p.m. &mday. Dee. 11. at tbe
Balboa PaYlUoL Members aad custa wUI be atie to riew
UM CbrUtmu boat JJUI.de · u well u eojoy a boUday
buffet d1DDer • c:oettalls aDd diiDeiQI. Mrs. Aeeeh"tr 11
.., ... cbl.lrmu. I.Dd ber co..ebalrmea •r• lira. Reeame us lira. Rtebard Barrett. Mr•. stephen DolBow 11 pat)..
11<111 ebolrmao. (Eulca pboto.)
Tile sauor bud u. or-
cbeltra wtU comb&De to plly
James Cbrtrtt•a-a's "Saow
Cbue." Tile ore..-n wW
play tbeme1 from TIC.blt~
kouty's "Nul cn eker
Suite,'" Sebubert's •·c.Ma-
Jor Sympholly,''l.Dd'•HeWu
Oespi...S" from HI.Ddel 's
..... lab ••
The sauor bud ww do
'•Twas the Nlcbt Before
Chrtstmu" by Clement
Moore, ''SUrer SletcU'' by
C~esar Cto.-UDJ.aland ··Qui-
et Chrl.ltmas" by Cli-!re
GruDd.man. Recycling earns S103,705 A mtme preseat&Uon, fea~
tu r Lnc Randy Crou aod L)'lll
Schoonover, will be perfor-
med by the drama dept.
Newport Beach's Dewapa~
per recycli.Dc procnm has
broqbt tbe cltJ $10S,705
ln r..,.-. lioce tbe effort
-It molllbo aao Ill s.p.
tember, 1974. It b.u also
sa•ed oY8r 55,000 tr"'• the
pulp products or wbJcb would
ban beea required to ma -
nufacture lbe amount of
nn~rlllt Yldcb wu lutead
prodaced from tbe recycled
oewapapers. ID addltloD. sp..
proxtm.ately 11 to 12 thou-
sud cubic yard• or acarce
IIJdftll ~p~~rce were a.ved
by not baullac the ........
pers to the ~mp for burW.
Tbeae flcures were u-
DOU.oced thl• week by City
General S."lces Dl.rector
Jake Myaderse, after he re-
celnd the re•lt for No·
Y8mber. Lut mooth the city
collected 120.3& tons of old
Drewapapera and sold them
to thtl Gardea State Paper
Co, of Pomor. at $35 a ton ·
for $4,212.~. Tbe city bas
a 5-year eootnel with Car-
deD State, whlcb pan.Dtees
the city 82 per ceot or tile
martet prfce tor ~~aed oe•s-
papera, or $25 a too -wb!cb-
••er 1.1 1reater. Tbe ooa-
tract nuasuoUIAuplt,l979,
at which tt.me It will be r ...
DOCotlalod.
The elty ••• preleoted
wlth a pl.aq.le foroutst•nd'n&
serrlce by &ape"l10r Tom
RUey at a receot On.Qie
Couary Board of Superrl-
IOfl' meetlDg. Mr. Myn-
derse accepted the plaque,
whlcb cited the CUy's suc-
cesdlal oewspaper reeycllac
· pJ'Oinm u eootrtwttae: to
tbe COIIaty's clu.o-up a.od
beaatlftcaUoo project.
llr. M)'DderM est.lmatea
that oDly betw•• 40 to 45
per ceot ol tbe households
111 the elty are partlclpltiDc
111 Uw ...,~r reeycJJac
~ ... ~, I
program. He says lbe eas-
Iest way to prepare tbt pa-
pers tor collectloa Is sim-
ply to place them iJI ordi-
nary, large-stud rrocery
bags.
New broetwres wilb a ca-
lendar showin( the oew-.~
per collecUoo · ec::bedule by
DeicbbOrboods for 197 8 bl.ve
heeD maUed out wtth city
water bUts In October and
NoYerober. AR}'Ooe tulilll:
1o receive tbe brocbures
m1y obtalo them by calliDI
640-2188.
So-ca.lled '' ICaY8CJiertl''
who steal newtc--pen placed
at the curb or alley for city
COile<'UOft, and Hll tbem for
their own rain, are bnaklnc
th e law, aecordtac to Mr.
Mynderse. The Pollee de-
pt.rtmeo.t has beeo requested
to apprebend Ylolalors. The
city Is DOt lD competition with
school or cr:.Jrth oewspaper
drives, b.Jt asks that only
newspapers 1Dteaded for city
collectioD be placed at tbe
cu rb or lD alleys wbere they
become the property of the
city.
The Swlnc Enaemble wtll
sine ··Deck the Halla," "Stl-
ROTARY GIVES
SCHOLARSHIP
Ju SID'fi*)D or Newp3rt
Beach bas been awarded an
uodercradu.te scholarship
from U.e Rotary FoaDdlUoo
for the 1978-79 academic
year.
Sbe plans 1o pursue Orleo-
tll studies and the ChiDese
language Yl.a 1aterpretiDI
tralninl to France, Tbe 22-
year old Ml1s Slmpeon was
1ponaored by the Rota ry Club
of Newport.Balbol. ·
Currently teacbiog French
aDd. Spl.nJ1b at a prtnte
elementary school,lheplans
to par111e 1 career as u
i.Jiterpreter lor a prln.te,
loternaUooat corpon.Uoo
foUoWIQi her rndua.Uoo 111.
1980 ftc:·m the Uaherslty of
ArlloDI. wtth a bacheJ.or or
arts deiree tnOrteablstud-
les and a major 1n
tbe ChiDese la.Dcuace.
N.B. COUNCIL AGEN_DA
Newport Beach CUyCoun-
cll wUl deal with the tollow-
lng •ceJXta, lilted 1n
Ule ortklr ln wblcb Items
wUI be discussed, at Mon-
day ntcbt's 7 p.m. meetln(
at City Hall:
• CONOO~IINIUM conver-
sion of 8 ap.rtmeat.s on the
southwest corner of E. 81.)'
aDd Adams In Balboa.
• GENERAL PLAN
ameDdmeots ttat would
cllance the lepl defiDltloas
of ''bdUdl.ble acreage" and
residential delllllJ terms.
• GROUNDWATER oood.J-
tlons 111 tbe Bbatfs area..
• APPOINTMENTS a.re
due to be made to the PIID-
Din& Commission, Utter coo-
trot, bicycle tnlls, com-
munity denJopmeot, eo-
rirorunetD.I eootrol aa::s
traasport.aUoo cUllen eom-
mitt"'· • HARBOR PERMIT for
Eddy Meredith, wbo seeks
nursal of aa earlier de-
cision wh.lch denied him a
permit tor a canWenred
deck extellldlng over couaty
Udela.Dds at 38 L1Dda la:le,
• CONOOMINIUM project
proposed for 20 acres )ust
seaward ofVersa.Uiesapart-
meots.
• MUNICIPAL ELECTION
for AprU 11 Is due to be
routinely scheduled to
t.ochu1e election of 4 City
COWlCU memoen.
• BIKE ROUTE aloQC
Cout Hwy, ln West Newport ww be tbe subject
of a discussion with
the couotr. wbJ ch wW be
ukect to exteod a coopenUn
qreemeot wtth tbe city o•er
tuDd.loe ot tbe route.
BURNHAM HEADS BBOC
Kellb lj!umb&m of Nn-board wUl be Mrs. Samuel
port S..e!t" owner of a real (So9h1•) Geode!.
estate tnYestmeat ftrm, bas Voted as tft• DeW eucu-
beeD elected pnaldeot of tln commltt"..at~lll'f• are
tfte board of dlncton or Btc: Daniel G. Aldrich Jr •• UCl
Brotben of Onace Coun· Cbaocellor, Mtke lmmell,
ty (BBOC~ He takes otftce and Cenrd Werner of Co~
Jaauary 1. reotaclDc attar~ roaa delMar.
ooy "'-w. (alike) lmmeu RON DEACON •ILL otSulaAoa.
Mr. llortlbom ... M"od TAKE HELM AT VYC
u Ylc•...preetdtat for tbe vo,...en Yaebt Club wt11
put 2 years. He .IIIII com-bold 111 a -.I Commodore's
pleted 2 years 011 the bo&.rd ball Sablrday llllbl: at tbe
of Rob.r)' lll&erDltioal.l, the Balli& Corisltbt.aa Yacht Club.
1ut )'ftr of fttch be Mn~ ne ball YU1 t.oDor all tor-
u lts first •tee-~Jncldllat. ~•r commodores ud om-
He ll a put pnaideat ot ~n.
tbe RotaryC111botEutWblt-Roll Deacoo wW relleft
Uer. Rod Woodl u commodore
Special
Savings on
Neutrogena's "
Unique
transparent
soap
e a--regu~w~y $7.50
I¥:YW ONLV 15.115
Regular or
DaYld N"bro ot "ewport lor t.M eomtltl year. Abo
Bead wnl ""' a Moo.t lMtalkd will be Ylce..Com-
JeH u ewatt•• ~k•..,..· caodore BW Robn, Rat ~ideal. S..rd Brteber o1. ComiDOdl»n llowatd st.•-
lnloo ...S Mn. Alna (Pa--FIMI Cop!. Dooo1d Pal-
lrlela) Coi ot -Aa mor, ...s Pori Capt. Ralllll
wen eboND u till lloud'a TombUL Unecenled IO"P
' nee praldt•s... WWJa• J. Millie: ..w be bJ tM So-
MeCiollall ot "--" -cloll' 1Dr .-o .,_"'lloo
... ---""' "'lito lllc-.. 14--'*" IDr .-o IIIIOC -·
nr Bells," '• f..U.OCa " lDd
··ct.,. a Llttle Love at
Cbriltmu."
Cba.at.Ues will perform
'•Sooa WW Be Eventac,''
''Fufare," '' Wio Blm-
bl.oo,'' "Ave Mart.a," •·c ar .
ol of the Bell•," a.nd •• Thl$
Little Babe. ••
Nnport Harbor CbOnle
will aiDe "Clap Yogr
Haadl," • ·Spreacl Joy,"
"WO.S.r H1m wltb Love,"
'•Do Yoa Hear Wbat tHear,''
'•Babyloa Towa," aad '·Glo-
b 1D E&eelJls Dio."
After tbe coaeert, a holl-
d.l.y &1ft 1bop wUl be open
wltb ca.teterta service.
Members of the orcbestra
wW sell baked &oods a '"'li
b&mcntted ctfts.
Mrs. A. Van fleet la
cbalrDWI of tbe coocert and
cbonl moslc dlrector . Rl-
ebard EoclaDd Ia: IDitrumeo-
tal mute director. Llnda
Campbellll accompanist.
~ .. -lEW HYDRA CLEM PIIDCU8
M881LE CAAPET CLEAIIII8 SYITEM Clotflololy Soli Coolaltllll I ,,_ I-Ualll
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The Perfect
Christmas Gift
ICE SKATING LESSONS
AND SKATES
Cell NOW for Information
or vtsit Our Che~•
•SPECIAL SESSIONS OUAIHG
CHRISTMAS VACATIONS
•Putltlc s. .. ion.-()l.co on Ice
•Grol.lp" Bir1h<l•r P•rtr Rete•
JOIN THE' FUN ~ 'ICE SKATE
ICE CAPADES CHALET
AND SKATING SCHOOL
Costa Mesa
Harbor & Adams
979-8880
VISIT
for
TOTS
18th
Costa 1\'l esa
Bris tol & Paularino
979-1750
DEBS CALIFORNIA
..... CMAN
t-flt. IS"
•12.00
"'· tl" •11.00
S67 s-Nico6cn om.. Suite t 06, Cal ,.,., .. icon •.•••
...wPOIIT CINTH • 644 7700
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ZIPPERED AND PLACKET PULLOVERS FEATURED IN MR. C ALI FOIItNI,._
COLLECTION OF FINE I< NIT SPORTSHIRTS FOR MEN . THESE FULL CUT
SHIRTS COME IN ,._ VARI~TY OF EXCLUSI VE PATTERNS AND SkADE.S.
M .. M.,L •. XL.. 111, _.s2(), S25.
. 1111•••' an...ata
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SALE
TOP M ANUFACTURERS
TOP QUALITY
1:r~~~n~ ~rb®'ITl:l~~
30 -60 % OFF ::~!:~/~;::,
c.lotNns
Sponsored by t he
Corona del Mar Tennis Team
To be held Dec.IO ~II
in Casto Mesa On Monrovi a
a cross from Corden Ha ll school
* c osh a!"'d personal c.hedu
only w ill be accepted
·:r_· . '
.. .\. ..
a ...... -···· !----·-·-.)
John wins
for Eagles
f'IH-IDoi.Jou JolliD Car---·--·"' tbt flMJ 11 MOOIII&I .. JiY•
EltUei& hlp KbOol .. 56
to 55 victory onr Bra ..
01111111 -· Ill till tint rouad of tbt Lap111 JQ'cee
Cbrlltmu b ... kettall tour-
aameot.
First be tl.ltZeblrttytoas-
es to rive the Eagles a 54
10 5! lead. Tbeo with ?
seconds ten, bc-sank 2 more.
CREW SELLS TREES
FOR ROWING FUNDS
occ•s crew 1s financtag
Us 1978 rowln& seaSJQn by
seU!n« Cbrlstmaa trees at
tbe OCC LDtercoUeetate row-
tac aDd sa11111e bue at 1801
W. Coast lllgbway, ant to the
Balboa Bay Club, The~· will
deUver the trees by boat to
lDY waterfrom home ln New-
port Harbor.
All Custom V\tx:xivvOi<
(+IO<EN CAlioN!~~ ll'tiSIQIItO
'UIINIIUD( 1~5>-NG & r1£ lt""S><ING
!UICHfllei.:X:• -:OUMEQ loPS
9~1 Newf\011 • CCM.ta MeloO
7 • 4163 1 Q]Q()
Dec01at01s CaniTOCIOfs ana P..o~.c;
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
-~----
1 Time 2 Times 3 T\rnes
20 words or tess ••• 2.00 .••. 3.50 •.•• 4.50
21 to 30 words •.•.• S,OO •• , , 4,75 ..• ; 6.00
31 to 40 worrls •••.• 4.00 •••• 6,50 ..•• B.CIO
Each word over 40 .•• 10 •••.. 15 •.•.• 20
·e HI!LI' WAHTI!D.
HOUSE-KEEPER-COOK. for
older couple. Live In or
out. Ret. req. 642-3311
or 644 -1311.
• WOR K WANTED
NURSE SEEKS private
case. Call Cind y at
4761.
NEED CREW':~ I would like
to sail for tun here in
the Newport Harbor area..
Any size boat ts floe. 1
am experieoced, dependa-
ble, can cook aDd eDlhu-
s iastJc. AvaUable week
days or weekeOOs, Call
Lor raine at 54fl -2113.
e WANT ED
WHEE L CHAIR Is needed.
Must be In good condi-
tion, a used one Is floe.
Call LI-84366, Bob,
• SERVICES
HOUSESITTER, EXPERI-
enced, mature responsi-
ble couple. No drloklng,
oo smoking and refer-
ences. Anytime phone 213-
431 -8249.
ROOM ADDITIONS, re-
modei!Dg, partitions, cab-
inets, shelves, door s , win-
dows, locks, house plans,
referrals, free estimates.
Lenn --58(;.927 3,
ALICE'S HOUSECLEANING,
reaso02ble, rellable. Ref-
erences. Own transporta-
tion. 646-4g'll anytime.
o MISCELLANEOUS
PSYCHiC ·c AN' (meS~er1u 1
loved ones, ,.;thers to do
your bidding. WrtteJamU,
Boz 10154t _~uceoe, Ore-
gon. (503) J.<Z-2210.
8 PARKING SPACES on Bal-
boa Island. Lease tor
small boats, cars,
eampers aDd traJ.Iers.CalJ
6'75-2006,
o f LOR IST
F LOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DeMur! ToJh
I'LOR /.5TS
PHONE: 646-4479
2431 Newport Blvd.
Cost• Men
• DRY CL EAH I!RS
DIMMITT
(M~
Floolt qoollty clrJ et-,. .. ....,.._
SELF SERYIC' L.o\U!IDRY AD----Frtplalrt-
J:JH L• couf HWY., COM
PMOMI1 ,...."II
oCARS '
1977
1200 street miles, &ood
condition, Llust seUI Ur-
gent. $1150.00, Call 213-
698-0686, Randy.
1928 OOIXiE: Standard 6-
cyllnder, 4-door sedan.
Many extra parts. Com-
pletely restored. Call 847-
3905.
HOUSEKEEPER -HELPEr.
wanted by elderly Chris·
tlan gentleman. Bay view
home, must have own
transportation. Call LI-
84366, Bob.
• P ERSONAL
ATTRACTfVE LADY , 5'2",
110 I)Ollods, auburn hair
desires to meet a stnele
man or widower, with or
wltlKMJt children, over 40
years -conservatln, old
fashloDed, high morals,
1974 PINTO: sedan, uepeod-amueot, cheerful aod
able, runs great, body is lonesome. Write: Ensfgn
to good condition. auto-Newspaper, D 8-3, Z721
matlc transmission. Ask-East Coast Corona
ing Si,BOU.OO, call 675-del Mar
7348• I-.-7M~U;:S~IC;:'A';7L"::F;:O;:;R~SA;::L;cE~I
o FOR SALE .
TV, TnUMPET, cho rd or-
gan, guitar, diamood wed-
dine ring a..od boys 26"
Schwinn bike. Call 546-
4643 anytime.
"MARY'S OOLL FASH-
IONS." lUnd-made. Fits
'• Barbie, •· '·c asey,"
'•Ch ristie" and all other
II '· fash.lon dolls. AU pro-
ceeds for the benefit of
the OrangeCoullty Chapter
of the Pet Assistance
FoundaU•Jil, Ioc., A oon-
protU organiu.Uoo.
Prices $1.50 to $2.50only.
Cali 636-5432 or The En-
sign (ask for Dres:el}.
• HE.o\RIHC AIDS
HAL AE BI SCHER
2t~!!ow! .. ~ftiNOAIDa
Proper Fiwng Assured
3409 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
GREAT CHRISTMAS BUYS!
USED GRAND PlANOS -
3 beauti.tul Steinways, plus
Hamilton, Yamaha, Dunbar,
Hallet 4t Davis, Leonard,
from $1495.
ORGANS -The complete
line of the all new Yamaha
organ -World's best sell-
ing, from $795.
USED SPI.hET, CONSOLE
& UPRIGHT PIANOS -
Knabe, Chickering, Aero-
sonic, Yamaha, Kimtell,
Wurlllz.er, Johnson, from
$595.
USED ORGANS -Ham-
moOO, Lowrey, Kimball, Ya-
maha, Thomas, Conn., etc.,
from $395.
PLAYER PIANOS -Duo-
Art, The Sting, Cabaret-tun
for the whole family.
E-Z terms; Open week-
day evenings unW 9. (AU
items sub}ect to prior sale!)
SCHMIDT MUSIC CO.
Stelnway -Yamaha
1907 N. Main St., Santa Ana
Est. 1914
o PLUMBIN Q-HEA TI M
1~~~67~··~""~33~Cl Just Plumbing SAL ES &SERVICE
Water beaters, ps aod
electric Dlllpopls -
Clothlne: • Nautical Gilts
MariDe Hard'Ware
Open se•eo t1ays a week
to se"e you better
900 W. COAST HWY •• N.B.
PHONE , 645-1711
IN Nl~AT IEAC.M
Office Furnitun
DESKS • CHAIRS
FILES·~FES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
&STATIONERY
~Mt*"-~::;;• ~=
»ttH_,...-,.,_,..,N...,.ott
Faucets -fUtures ud
repair pa.rta an.llable at
RET AlL STORE
2426 Newport Bl,d., C01ta
Mea. PMoe &CZ ... ll1.
FrH estl.mat• to replpe
your home lD cow-r.
'SttJtll Lice•$« J00943
.... .... nner
Plum~ing
~~~IIi-
Mo-7444
14 ROtiR lt:Ryt~E
.,_,_ COAIT HIGHWAY
DEL liAR
Cinderella dream is over M£W08T HAA8011 EJISIQII
~lliiEDII(fJ(L't-P'CU
THUIIIDo\Y, DEC. I, en ·
CIMiiiA Dt:l Mil,
lr TODD I'ICKITT
II""P'rlllarllot'tC--
olta -ol P1o1oc a CIF tlal btJtta wen tllm'-ttd
Friday IIIPt u a-St.
PHl Hlcbt.mowerftelmed
tbt TU'I tO-& Ill till Bl&
Fl•e COillereoeesemt.tlaalJ:
btlore 9,000 at Cerritos
JUAlOr CoUece.
st. Paul wW DOW 10 oD
to play Lol Altos, a 21 ~0
Ylctor over Loyola,lJ:I the BJc
Fin tlJ:Ials to be beld at
Anaheim Stadium tomorrow
aJcbt.
Ezeept tor~ third quarter
surge of momentum by the
Sailors, tbe St. P.ul Sworrta:.
men showed they were the
stroQ~er team, scor lbg Ia the
first, secood, IDd fourth
quarters aoo generally
domt .. tin&: play throughout
tbe came under the leader·
ship of quarterback Tim
Cowan.
Newport mack> Us lone
score oc a 72 yard drive
early in the thinl period,
capped by a 2 yard plunge
by Mike Johnson to make U
14-6. The SaJlors appeared
to he knoc~ on the door
ot another score when the
defense held the Swords~
men, eventually glvlng New-
port the ball on the oppon-
ent's 35. But a quarterback
sack, and a 15 yard pertalt}'
set the Tars bac k 41 yards
on their own 24 yard line.
As U that wasn't enough,
2 plays later, St. Paul hauled
ID the fourth lnterl'eption of
t he evellilli to pUt ttl€>
COM GALS
WIN IN VB
Coron:~ de-l Mar woo thf'
CIF girl's volle)'ball cham-
pionship Saturda r ni jit hl, bea -
tlng cross-ba}' rivals from
Newport Harbor 15-7, 1 5 ~1 0
ln the finals.
About 2,.WO fans jammE'fi
Huntington Beach high schOol
gym to -.ratch the two top-
seeded teams battle for the
title. Newport Harbor, see-
ded first In the tour nament,
was slightly favored, after
knockiDg oU defending c ham-
pion Laguna Beach In tne
seml~flnals last week.
lnle Flickinger, who coa~
ches the nationally-promt.
. oent Orange County Volley-
ball Club, bas all of the
starters of both COM and
Newport on his club, and
began pracUce again ttu
week tor the national junior
tournament, scheduled to be-
gin De<". Z7 1n Corona del
Mar high school urn.
Corona del Mar's cham-
pionship Uoeup Included
Cheryl JOhnston, Sue Corea,
Marcie Wurts, Sut.ie Crone,
AUeen Semonsen, Monica
Park and Kathy Tyler.
Newport's roster IDC!udes
twins Kori and Kris Pu laski,
Kart Rush, Marie Lundle,
Karen Olson, Lynn Droke
and Ann Yardley.
WALL ACE IS SOCC ER
COACH OF THE YEAR
OCC coach Barry Wallace
bas been named the South
Coast Conference's soccer
coach of the year, He led
OCC's first-rear soccer
team to a 2od place flnlsh
ln this year 's South Coast
race with a 6-2 ~2 record.
--*' 00 tllo .,_ , .. , ..
St ..... t ..,.,.. latlloDnt
qurter .._ Cona ....t J8 """' • ,..... •1. -.. • so ,..,. ctrt•• will<-..
wltb u laterctptioa. Tbt
Swont&mea .eored oace
aplll ,.. -ro till IIIII oo
a i )'IJ'd ltrlkt from COWUI
to Cbuck WUUc. WIUJc. wbo
hu tied the CIF record of
14 lntercepliou thb: ••~
ton, put the pmt oat of
re~ch tn the fourth wbe8 t.
took a Newport puAt aM
rambled !5'7yardttor5mon,
...-... till llllal _,.
oliO-&. •
N'twpOrt'l dtlftle, dt~
tplte U. UltliDtiJ tunoYen
br till -· .,.., .. WlttJ bteMtty,ltd bJ JlmCoNm,
Jell BUtUt ud Doa Barter.
Quulortact. Cnl& Ljooo
bad trollblt wtth the St. Paul
HOoedlry, wbJcb 7lelded
OAIJ 9 c:ompleUoas In !S
attempts. Cowaa passtdoDiy
•ben be OMded to, com~
pletiol 5 tor 12 abd 1S4
yafda, "-• St. Paul oul-(::aiDed
tbe Tars 254 ' to UO yarda
In total offense.
Bucs host Golden West
Co.ch Tandy GUIJs' OC'C
basket'-.11 team will eater-
taln arch-rival Golden West
College at '7:30p.m. th.ls frl.
rtay, Dec, 9.tn Pet&rsongym.
The Pirates wUJ play at
Rio Hondo CoHere in Whit-
tier at 7:SO p.m. Satutdly!
OC'C holds an d-5 edge
over the Rustlers 1n the
series. bu_t Golden West has
won 4 of t~ last 6 games
:1nd the last 2 In a row.
The Ru stler s took last )'ear's
contest 50-49.
OCC Is led b)· a trio of
sophomores, forwards Jon
Holland (6-4)aod MarkO man
(6-4) and guard Kevtn Karkut
(5-10). Hollaod Is OCC 's
leading scorer after 5
!!:ames,
The Pirates have also re-
''{oived some stprlllll!: pta~
from freshman rorwaro Pete
Neuma11n (6-5) and frosh
P U BLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC HEARING
NOT ICE Of PUBLIC HEAR-
ISG TO BE HELD BY THE
C ITY COUNC IL FOR DIS-
CUSSION OF THE HOUSING
AND COMMUNITY DEVEL-
OPMENT BLOCK GRANT
PROGRAM.
ruard Ray Orrut (6-0). Neu~
mua and Or"lll were both
AJJ.Ceatury Learue and All-
ClF .tars at Estaocia High
1n Costa Mesa last season.
Tbe Buca brlfli two flnf'
freshmen ott the beoch tn
guaid Pul Akin (6-2), "''bo
Phi!Pt'd at Coro02 del Mar
High, aDd fonttard Steve
Roak (6-5), a pitcher In thf>
Sao Dle~~:o Padres organiza.
Uon for 2 yea rs who pla)'ed
hieh sc:X,OJ basketball at San
Pedro High.
CROSS COU!ITRY RUN
FOR BOYS AHD GIRLS
The Costa Mesa all city
c ross count ry meet ror boys
aod girls 7-14 years ot age
is SC'beduled for Saturda)',
D~. 10, at Wakeham Park.
Registration begins at the
park at 9:30 a.m. Races
will be run from to to ap-
pro:dmately 1 p.m.
Awards will be presen.
tAd to the tlrst 5 finishers.
the top 3 runners will be-
come eligible to represent
the City of Costa Mesa at
tbe Oraoge County c ross
couDtry track meet to be
held January 14 at U.C,l
PUBLI C NQ TICE
Notice ls hereby glventhat FICTITIOUS BUSINESS on December 19, 1977 , as
part of the application pre~ NAME STATEMENT
paration ror Federal com-The foUowlng person ls
munlly development fu nds, doing business as: (A) N.T.-
the City Council will bold C. A. -National Tennis Coo -
the first of two public hear-ches Association, (B) U.S.-
tngs 10 discuss the Hous-A.T.P. -United Stales Aca-
lng and Community Devel-demy for the Development
opment Block Grant Pro-of Tennis Professlonals,
gr.am, abd to solicit com-17221 E. 17th st.. Santa Ana,
meats and suggestions from Ca. 92661: WUltam Walter
the p.~bllc on appropriate Sneen, 41 0 -Harding, Balboa..
acUvUies for J\mdJng under C a-j-~6~·siness Is conduct-
this "rant procram. ed by an lnd1v1dual. St&ned: More specillcally, the
Housing and Community De-WlULam Sneen,
velopmeot Block Gr ant Pro-Tbls statement was tlled
gram provides funds to cl-with the coual:y clerk of Or.
ties and counties for land ange Couoty Dec. 5, 1977.
acquisition. public worlt:s Publish: Dec. 8, 15, 22.
construction, rehab!Utatton. 29, 19'17. ln the Newport
code enforcement, spe<:ial Harbor Enslgn. f -86425
projects lor the elderly and __ ,:P_:U::,::B;:L,:I;:Cc.:.:N::O:.,Tc;I_:Co;E:__ handicapped as well asother
activities for the Improve ~
meat ot urban communities.
The program's primary ob.
jectlve ts to provide direet
assistance to ramUies oflo"'·
and moderate lncome.
The Newport Beac h Cit}'
Council will consider par.
tlclpation In this program
and the application deadlloe
for fuodlng Is mid-Februa-
ry. Therefore, the residents
of Newport Bea.ch are urged
to atteod ttJs hearing and
a second hearing on Janu-
ary 9, 197 8 to discuss de-
tails of any graot proposal.
The public Is also Invited
to make wrtUen comments
which shOUld be sent to the
City CouncU prior to the
scheduled public hearings,
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAV.E STATEMENT
The foUowtoe persons are
doing buSiness as: Media
Production Artlst5, 2'78 Ro-
chester St., Costa Mesa
92627: Kenneth Steven fles-
sel, 126 Blue Jay, ln1oe,
Calll. 92'714; Thomas Ed-
ward Arnold III. %'78 Roches-
ter st., Costa Mesa, Ca.
92627.
This busloess ls condu ct-
ed by a geoeral partner5hlp,
SigDed: KenDeth S. Flessel.
This stateme11t was fUed
with the county clerk or Or -
uee Couaty Dec. 5, 197'7,
Publli:h: 09c. 8, 15. 22,
29. 197'7, in the Newport
Harbor EDS!p. F -86426
ICE MAN.
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NEWPORT HARBOR
KIWANIS
PRESEHH
TRAVEl ,AND ADVENTURE
19th SEASON SERIES 11177-78
ORANGE COAST COLLEG E AUDITORIUM
2701 FAIRVIEW ROAD, COSTA MESA •
DR. TED WALKER
WILD and TAMED ALASKA
Frlday,December16,19n·B p.m.
Dr. TM Walker returns I rom last year's series
10 present a fasclnatint" t"'·o-part description of our
nation's oorthern trontif'r state. To show the con-
trast between clviliaed al\d wild Alaska, Dr . Walker
first takes us to the populated areas ot south~
eastern Alaska. Beglnn'l~ with the ga te-way to the
southeast, Ketchlbn, we continue to Wrangell,
Petersbuq, Juneau, Silica and other communities,:
Including an lndtan settlement !amour for. Its totem
poles. We see tfie magnificent glaciers a!¥1 forests
of the region.
Next Dr. Walker ventures into th~ wilderness
as a modern day Thoreau, wit h isolated Lake En
as his personal Walden Pond, For seven months
he studies the total llte cycle ln, on aod arouod
the lake.
This Is also the ston-of a modern man. ac~
customed to th~ comforts of society, adjustln( to
a totally dUferent way of life, and galni~ a deeper
appnc latlon and respect for nature. For 21 )'ears,
Or. Walker was associated with Sc ripps institute
or Oceanog ra.ph y as a ma rine biotoetst, and has
been a consultant Cousteau and other
noted ezplorers and
OCC hid 2 players on the
All -South Coast Conference
flrst team, Mlbl.ck Brt.an
Gately aoo hatn:.c k Armando
Salinas, Fullback Phil SIIJd.
bact was ~limed to the sec.
ond unit.
HUSKIES TO WORK OUT
AT DC FOR ROSE BOWL
Additional information re·
gudtoe this hea rl ne rna y be
obtaloed: by contactlng Davtd
Omobowski, Advance Plan-
nl~ Administrator, In the
Communlly Development
Department at 6;40-2261.
Christmas Specials from
the Outboard Supermarket
The University of Wash-
ington Huskies will use Or-
ange Coast Collece facUlties
to prepare for the 19'78 Rose
Bowl Game Jan. 2 1D Pasa.
dena.
The Pac-8 champion Hus.
ktes ...UI arrin ID SoutherD
CalUorola OD Dec. 20 aod
wW sta7 at tbe Marriott
Hotel ID CeDte r.
Notice Is hereby further
gtven that the said p.~bllc
hearing wm be held OQ Ule
19th day of December, 197'7,
at the hoor of 7:30 p.m. In
the Council Chambers of the
c u, HaU ot the City or New.
port Beach, CaliforDia, at
.Jhtcb Ume aDd plac e aay aDd
'Ill persons Ultnested may
appear aod be bard there-
OD.
Doris Georre
C1t7 Clerk
City of Nnport Beach
~bltsb: nee. a, 19'l7, ID
Uw Newport Rubor Eosta:n.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
. MLS SALES REPORT
Salee through the Multiple lUting
Service of the Newport Harbor-Collta
MeA Board of Realtoretotalledmor e
tban $488 niWioo durillg the ftnt 10
mooth8 of 11177 , TJDB IB A 24-1/Z%
INCREASE OVER T HB &Ud PER-
DO OF·11178, 11,4811 on !!.ttn11-re
proceaaed, of wldch 411% WERB a:>LD •.
73% of the lalel! -te cooperatln,
L1.et your property wltb a Realtor.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
.
TMte oeiiJOUdl: an luld oa yean of rlftalac ud tmpnwllc Mereary
....... Wt Wit: tbt1 U. the bnt t't'U Wltb teUallle IJCSTAJn' START
CD lpllloo, QUIET Jot-tm~~~e-11, ECONOIOCAL ftMd jot-c:arllorotloo.
PLUS n olfor OOIIIIioll oe"kla(.
eo.
at Newport Dunes
Newport 8uch
644 4545
j
•
•
Newport Beoch Bolboo Island
NEWPORT HA RBOR ENSIGN
P\IBUSIIED WEEKLY-PAGEl
Lido Isle Corona del Mar
Costa Mesa Bolboo
Coast Hwy ., CDM
TROUBLE F"REf.. •.. LOW MAINTENANCE ...
MAY TRADE. SUBMIT!
Full Price S133,900
• • •••
OWN A PIECE OF AMERICA
Your children will thank you.
E!gllty beautl!ul a cr~>s, Hunting, fishing, rolling
hills and trees. Total $44,000 , $6 ,000 down. Easy '"m''¥' MARTIN 64.4-7383
REAL ESTATE
.1)36 E. COAST HIGHW AY. CO RONA Da liAR
PRETTY PORTOFINO
$173,500 (fee land)
The falxJ !ous HarOOr View !lomes Portofino model
gives you 3 Uedroon.s upstairs and a .Uh bedroom
witll its own private baU1 In the loft above the tw..tge
Bonus Room. A large llvli~room with cozy sunken
ftre!lli<t~ conversation area, a wall of mirror in t tw!
formal cHnlng -room, nne! s sparkling wet bar make
gracious ent.arta ining a pleasure. Large fa mli)' roo m
with lots of bOokcases otr the bright, cheery kitchen,
plus the fabulous 1-i•'nus Room anrl brlr k patio, all
give un!\mitPd sp;~ce for faJH Jl y and guests to enjoy
t his home in a super~plannt'd ronununit}'. Your kids
will never cross .1 street to the spacious pool,
clubhouse, hue::e tr.Hk aod outstandifi? Andersen
Elementary SchooL NIJ} not call toda} ror a no~
obligation 1lppolntJnent to s!!e it: $173 ,500 Fee,
645-7221
I
WESTCLIFF REAL1Y CO.
1733 WEHCLI FF DR.
NEWPORT B EACH , CA. 9266D
************** Rachelle Robers, R~lto r
3333 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar 675-23 73 * * * * * * * * "#! 1t ·1t: "!c * *
NOTICE
FICTITIO US BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtoe parson 1s
doiDC business u: Hury W.
TtJio~ PJumbtni & Heatl.ng,
1680 Tustin Me., Costa
Ueaa, Ca. 92627: CUlton B,
Duocao, 1117 Erroenld Bay, Lacu• Btacb, Ca. 92651,
TbW bullnesa II conducted
by lD ladl•twaJ. Slcnocl:
Cwtoa B. n.acaa.
Tbl• Jtatement was nted
wttb tM ooantJ clerk of Or-
·-Coaaty Doc. 6, 111'17 . hbliJib: Dec. •• 15, 12,
II, tm, 111 tbt HIWPOrt
Harbor &nat co. F -86-499
PUBLIC
FICTITIOUS §_(lS_~~
NAME s:rATEMENT
The tolkrrir:w persoa lt
dolne bulloeSS as: H. ll
Holbrook Plumbtnc & Heat.
tng, 1680 Tustin Ave ,, Co-
sta Mesa, Ca. 926Z'7: CUlton
8, D.aocan. 1117 Emenld
Bay, L~~t~na Beach, Ca.
~zm.
Thll busloeu l.s oodcted
by 1D llldtflcilll. SJcaed:
CllftooB. Dua<an.
Thl• statemeat was rued
with tht couty clerk oC Or·
.... COODI'f Doc. &, tm.
.PubiJ.Ih: Dtc. a, u, a,
U , 11177, 111 lbo Newport
HlrbOr £nslp.. F -86•98
.A note jro111
.;tlflllf!J.
SEE 1966 PORT ALBANS !
Harbor View Homes
WE ARE OPEN SAT. 1 to 5
Quiet area , , • beautiful Monaco in Harbor View
Homes. New carpets, nev; rlrapes, new flooring
. , . Recently painted ins!Je and out , , . :Oew
dishwasher anrl wate r l1e:tiN.
Two bedrooms plus den --or 3 bel'lrooms ~
2 baths. View of city and mountalns.
1147,500
SO. OF HWY. DUPLEX
Three bedrooms antl sllH1iiJ, Clns .. to beach anr1
s tores in Corona del Mar. E.ts\ a('tcss to Coast
tll~~;hway :md/or Mact\rthur.
1195,500
HOME AND INCOME
IDEAL FOR YOUNG FAMILY
~ice 2 ~room and fl •,n horne. St·uth of lht:t1 wa~r.
Corona flel Mar. Close to S"lleol ami <:tJopptnR .
Lovely patJO and ftrE>plar;:o ... PI L:S , .. In• om<>
frto n1 sharp 2 bedroon1 ::~partment .I'J th !JrPpJa,·e.
Call for :lJ.ointment to see.
1175,500
MAURY STAUFFER -·
SEA LION REAL TV
3601 E. COAST HWY ., CORO~A DE L MAR
AND
1213 !'ol . COAST HW Y,, LAGUNA
.97-3388 67 3-535 .
See what ·s new today
The tnk is tnrely df')' on t he II sliM o f this el»;;am
ramUy home, , ·lt {:onsist'i of 3 hedro'lrr,s, r~mil)'
room and formal t.hllln!l: room. The Liended tonec;
of blue and gr een provide 3 r estful atmospt1ere
gener:tlly round in much morf' e-~q>ensive-homes.
The landscaping Is pro!essiOnallv m.tint~in£'(1. The
irregulu sl7.1' anf'l contou r of th" loJ lt>nd to th e
eye appeal. l.oratef'l In '1 hh:hll llPc'rarlefl section
d MF.SA VE RDE-·-on!; ~12 G ,5•}•.
759-0811
I j£:
GEDI\GE ELKINS CD .
SPECTACULAR!
TOWNHOUSE OVERLOOKS POOL
Al mn ~t Ltkt• A l'enl house High
Abuvt.' l'oo\ & Hamada Wtlh 2
SpaCious Bt•d r onm Sutte~. 1-luge
Famil v Hoom Easily Convertible
To A ·Thtrd Suite. 3 ·uat.hs. Large
Covered Balcony .· Secluded Patio.
Hi g hl y Upgraded, Many Custom
Fc<.~tures $157.500 Subm it OHcr.
REALTORS
881 Dover. Drive, N.B. 631-1800
~EPRI!:SENTING SI!:LI!CTED CLIENTS IN
REAL ESTATE COUNSELING
............... , ''
THURSDAY, DEC. 8, 1971
CORONA DEL MA R, CAL Newport Beach Corona del Mar
GO Gonna sell it!
3 BELJROOM S 3 BATH S
N EW CARPETS NEW DRAPES
NEW PAINT NEW APPLI AN CES
NEW KITCHEN FIREPLACES
)~,.,,n, l •r ,olfl o~~·l 'i 111d L..:.06tS lf\ I~• k j Jrd. t.ast-
~1 '• I ll T 1 \]P .1.
$89,500
• • • •
We hav e many
2 and 3 bedroom ren tals
av ailable now .
ENNIS, ANYONE ?
'> , , .: ••f:,< : .. • J ... ,, ,\ .. ·'"'' !urlP~ t-n1t-;
,., .,. ,{, ~, ... ;~ t.•'att<'n, st•··• HI• loOt t•Jl ~n·
t-• 1 • !:,_;( _. s1.ort loO !ro·1, OIL•' _.r ~"""l"lt' •
f,,, ,,,, •t •!J"·,-,JC .. r a l'(,J.;jld.
C all 640-6161
.. ~COATS & WALLACE -~REAL ESTATE.INC. •.
170 NEWPORT CTR. DR .. SUITE 100, H. B.
AN IHDEP£NOEN1 Lot.ALLY0WNED COUPIIoNY
SE.W'LNG TH£ SOUll4 COAST AAEA SINCE l'l&J
.) I !i 1.1m. 1m. J h,•ths. f\t•.t .tl!'u lly
d(• nraled Brvad moor 1'\uJl ~-on extra
l;,r-,.:•· hH .S:U.:l.UOU
: ,,_t[~ .
1 t • ,. r l 'hf'<lr:J.! ]I ,r .1 _.;-:r • .-
•
/1(11ilfSIIIfl
~OJt ~-.>f1r ~"·, t•, .-d! •• '1 1 amenities,
~~~~11 -.. a, •.-~ tt>p<:tute.t ·. 1• 1fo
RIL L G RlJNDY. Realtor
lslonde r Bldg. 01 L HH1a l~l e
J.\1 BAY SIDE DR. SUI TE L N.B. 61!>-6 161
-~~~000
· )ou·ll J>o> ~lad !Onoorro~~o· tl t.l t IOU
I'QU!!!Jt rt!al esUt.> to·iR I."
R2UA.IItf SE R\IICt!
SIHCB 194_l
m .... oo-•
SE~VIN G
NEWPORT BEA CM
SINCE 1160
759-0226 anvtimll ll
Balboa Island Lido Isle
Bolboo
macnab I irvine
realty
CORONA ""DEL MAR
SOUTH OF HIGHW AY
!CI ur~an o1 n·• l ~
hHbara \tin ... , f,-f~ . .<.2:3".
____ ·!·
"' 1 :JOVE R [,f.!. ~41·6-~1$ l~U 5"'' "'JGU EL. U 4-6200
~ .. r:.: ~~~4
Be In You r Ow n Ho me
For Christmas
CORONA DEl M~R RE NTAL S
A l.llt B~r
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... t .11 r .. ,, 1'l • l
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1 ' ')! 3 bell~
!<'lirht rrom
:urprivac;.
,r !" !!villi:
flSP" 1101!\t',
r • rt;~ast )"our
,r .. V'~ "' ' ~u n blthe in
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* u75 5930 *
E
·,
I'
\'E rC STICE,
F Hl:.\l ME.
\ c;oft woorl
opo>r. 1o->:tr.1S, spiral
• )l ; •r bit> 6. havf'
· 'r' tO SPf> YOU
• 11111 r ;: 10 love
' UUO Kt:,\.LTT
)3 77 Vt ~ Li do , Newport leach ,,
I OJ -7300
SPE C'1A.L!'-1"'C IN RESlOEHTlA l .
COM MERCIAL EXCH ANGES
AND BUSINESS SALES"
<!~{u+it .Jt.k,6M
8tJC4ow Cflo., !Jnc.
901 OOV&R DRN ~. NEWPORT aBACK
SUITE UO 63t-o414
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Now San1 :, H~h
FRESH FISH DAILY
'LUS
MONDA Y
THRU
TH URSDAY
SPECIALS
(Fri., Su., Sun.,
'til & (lll.m.)
REO SNAPPER • . • . . . 3.46
MAHI MAHI : .•.••.. 3.95
GRILLED SEA BASS . 3.95
TOP SIRLOIN STEAK 4.25
NEW YORK STEAK .. 4.95
LOBSTER TAIL .•... 5.95
STEAK AND lOBSTER 6.95
and dozens of others
LUNCHEON also served daily unti/4 p.m.
16271 ~acofoc Cou1 Hwv • Hun11"1100'18ch. • 12131 592 1321
3901 E. Coul Hwv. • CotONO D.t Mit • 17141615-0900
<II OH(R
COLOR
PROCESSING
~Kodak
TU BELESS
WHITEW ALl
165 . 13 47.81 .
17 5. 13 )().83
175 .14 53.~B
lBS -1.4 57.38
195· 14 59.88
205· u 64.88
205 .15 68 ·88 PLl'S F. E. T.
215 . 1! 72.88 F ROM I. 77 '1'()
225. 15 76.88
US . TO 28 .88
155. 12 37 .88
us . 13 34.89
155.13 37.88
PLllS F .E .T .
Boys Chorus
receives gift
A $500 dooaUoa to Fatl
Coqbtlo's AII-Ame.rlean
Boys Chorus of Orance
County was presented last
Tburaday by tbe EJchaap
Club of Newport Harbor. The
presentation was made at
the club's weekly l~ncheon
at the Babta Corinthian Yacht
Club.
Father Coughlin's group,
which practices at the coun -
ty fairgrounds in Costa Me-
sa, has traveled wide!)· ln
this country aDd overseas.
The non-profit, non-secta-
rian cborus consists of boys
from throughout thfl country.
lo accepting the glft, Fa-
ther Coughlin said it will
help him In his goal of es-
tab!Jshlng the chorus as ··the
finest boys cho ru s In the
world.''
Charles Brown, a former
Exchange C lu ~ president and
a commi ttee member of the
BarbershOp Quartet pro-
gram , made the presenta -
tion.
16 5 . 1J 41.88
\75.13 43 .88
165 -1.4 47 .88
165. 15 49 .88
Front End ALIGNMENT
Pr1:'1:1~on al•rnment by
~l11llt"'l ITW'CI'IioniCS whll will
lll!t cnl.l!r, umber, and
l.(.o(' on to no:an~o~facturrr's
=-,) lp<!Cihcnto ons.
110 UTIA CMAIIII: '0111 fACTOin
AJII Ofl TDIIlDI IAII CAU
~, .... ., .........
........ •• .. ,_..,.. Mnk ..
....
,..,. .... If .......
•
. Jaguar '"•rv
Personalized 8y'Chuck W'-nlewtlti
ns WHtl .. on-ltnel, c-••-
NEWPORT CENTER Klwanls Yooth Committee member
Pat O'Neal addrerses Newport Harboll high school students
at the ftrst preliminary meeUng or the Newport Harbor
High School Key aod Ke)"'fuette dubs, Nov, 21,
./'t.J~HOOL ~
Garrard .. , ... 000 .............. .. ----
• COAOHA OEL ••• I
" COSTA MESA
" ESTANCIA
"M cNALLY
R•flex =m~ ~4[=--....:: --... ·---· ._ ..... __ _ .................... GAI'IR ... IID•--" ----·------o..e. -·· "'IVMIIC -. o ------.. --... -.... -·
Al'l.-t" •
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'239''
• NEWPORT HARBOR E
Re porte d by GLENN GILBERT
The newly formed New-
i port Harbor high school Key
and Keywanette clubs out-
lined their goals du ring a
preliminary meet!~ Nov.23.
The mEM>ting was attended
by 15 Harbor students, by
sponsor illj!' f'jewport C.enter
Kiwanis representatives Pal
O'Neal and Carter Mf'-
Donald, by Newport Harbor
High Sclloo l Pr incipal Tom
Jacobson and b}' members
of Corona del Ma r
High School's Key and Ker-
wanette clubs.
"Our goals a re in two
st eps," Klwanlan O'Neal
told the students. ' Our low
goal is to have 25 mem-
bers by the firs t of the
)'ear. Our high goal Is 50."
Ue said that, II Harbor
could '·get a nucleus of a
club and some projects go-
ing," they · could ttegln tht>
clu b formally within three
weeks.
Principal Jacobson stated,
'·I can't think of a better
activity to get Involved with
for developtng responsible
P U BL·IC NOTI C-E
CITY OF' NEWPORT BEACH
LIBRARY DE PARTM ENT
NOTICE
December 1, 1977
Please take notice that the
special meeting of the Board
or Library Trustees which
was adjournetl on Nove m-
ber 30, 19'77 at 11:00 I' .. M.
will be resumed at 8:00 A,
M. on Tuesda}', December
6, 19'77 a t the City llaJI
Annex Con1ereoce Room.
Sa..ld meeting Is called and
will be rPsumed for the pur-
pose of discussing the Nevr.
port Center Bnnch Library.
Spencer E. Covert, Jr.,
Chairman, !'iewport Beach
Board of Library Trus.
tees.
Publish: Dec. 8, 1977 ,In
the Newport Harbor Enslin.
PUBL IC N OTIC E
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
ENGAGE lN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
11-30-77
To Whom It May CoDCe rn:
Subject to Issuance of the
license applied lor, ootlce
is hereby given that the un-
dersigned proposes to sell
alcoholic beverages at the
premises, described as fol-
lows ln the space provided
below:
2606 Avon St.
Newport Beach, Ca, 92660
Pursuant to su ch intention.
the uoderslgned 1s applying
to the Department of Alco-
holic Beverage Control ror
issuance of an alcoholic bev-
erage license (or licenses)
lor. these premises as fol·
lows:
'•40'• o n Sale Beer.
BAUGH MAN, Eileen E.
&r Tom L.
SC HMIDT, Ronald W.
Publish: I:ktc. 8, 1!:77, in
the Newport Harbor Ensign..
Wlltrff ...... f'•...-IU 41
ON ........... ...
-~c.. ........ .
IIM'ERTAINII &NT _ .....
.JVC
Qysoq_ic
C I I s,J..' adu lts. There's just a
myrtad of things that can
happen as a result of getting
something like this going on
campus." He promised his ruu support ot the clubs'
fu ture activities and pro-
Je Cts.
OOG.
•• ••51• • •t•u• Gill•• aouoooo"G S•UIIof '""''
001:1" 1 '"'"' "" " •o• 01 s~•Cl '"" _, ouo-oc ......... _ ...... --~~ -·-·--... -'"""'"""_"'""' __ _ ... _ Tho NC.JO -Oiof-A.,,_, __ _ ..... --... .-..-""'"" '""'""_eoc_ •l'l<r<f• ' .. ,.,.. """. ............. ___ _
h oo •~ot oa•o• ••• S""'" ---'549 .,
RepresentaUves from Co-
rona cle l Mar High School ·s
!\e)' ancl Ke)'Vt'anette clubs
suggested that their Harbor
counterparts work with them
on some of COM's proJeCts
to ~et the new club llOing,
'""CR------'"•o•••o.• h <"'"' "'••
Y----IIC-... I.
COfto••••""• •••'"'•• ~lofl Owl __ ...... -. ....
o..-!-~Do.-I oo-o I'CioiO.-..,, -000 -. ...... -c-o~ .......... __ C ;I Is ._
'·lf you ali put time toto
II," O'Neal asserted, "it'll
work.''
"'",_,, ' .. , ..
p. ,, •
'I 596·
Now In Its thlrc1 yea r or
operation,. the Newport-
Mesa eveflinl school has
been well received by both
students and parents.
Cu E"'"'9 .il"d CyCle
cnl'\l rol~ are f'lf'Cl<OrToc
auo .... nq •E-moTE-CO"''o!
Coll)aDo!o ly lnclud f'~
Clf'lu•r oa~f' (1"5'
SERVICE
" 0"' Man)· )'Otmgsters un.able
to attend daytlmP high
sr hools due to tull-llme jobs
have SUC!'esstull}' completed
their education and received
their 1\Jgh school diplomas.
The "Night Owls'• boast an
enrollment of 180 students,
with 70 students graduatl~
last June,
The schoOl I:; temporarily
situated at 19tiJ and New-
port in Costa Mesa and Is In
session from 5 to 9 p.m.,
Monday through Thursday,
Wor~ srudents are re-
quired to attend ti hours
weekly.
n·c~ t4•rruo..
UT.a.oN COtiO
... ..... 97<
OPEN
SUNDAY
UNTIL
CHRISTMAS
12 to 5
John Feeney ana Feen ey
SJereo Ser....c:e aoe no"' part ol
Allanite Mu$11.: We no ... na-..e
comolele slereo comoone"t
ser~oce lacolohes tu m;Jonra>n
vour -..alulltlle auooo eou•P""""'
11 1ne OJI!omum lv-..Qo! 01
pe• lor mancE
WHAT HAPPENED?
As we 1et close to the endola.DOther year, a Jot of folks wlll be making predictions
about what wlll happen In 1978. Some of us wbo have been aroond a long time don 't
spend much time worrying aboot lhat sort of thlng. We've seen lots of changes,
already, and we have enough trooble trying to understand what has ALREADY
happened, wltbout trying to prognosticate on the fllture.
For en.mple, whatever became of:
MARRIAGE? I can remember when people got married aDd made a commitment
lor life and pretty well stuck to lt. Nowadays, It seems like some folks don't care
to make a commitment. They )1st want to take and not give.
POLICE RESPECT? Wben l was a kid, the policeman was the LAW, and you
respected hlm, and you didn't call him dirty names.
THE MONROE DOCTRINE? For most of my life, this country has told the European
countries to keep their DOses out of the Western Hemisphere. Now, we're going to
let Russia take the canal that we wilt In Panama.
BASEBA LL? It used to be the national pastime, and almost every ldd played the
game and aspired to be lite his heroes to the big leagues. Today, It's just big
wslness, and the 11\lYSPiaylngthegameareln oo class with DIMaggio, Cobb and Ruth ,
CML SERVICE? Once upon a time, people went to wort for government because
of the job security,· lrlntJ:e benefits and retirement, and e!pOCied to niate a little
less than people In private Industry, wbo dldo't have !bose benefits. Now, the clvU
service borde Is taking o"'r our country. They're spending us broke, and they're
too damned e:q>enslve.
WHITE SLAVERY ACT? Isn't It still against the law to take a woman across a
state line for Immoral purposes? It used to be. lf I bey started enforcing that Jaw
today, we'd have to wUd some new jails •
BOYS &. GIRLS? Remember wben you c:ould tell the difference by lookln( at them.
The ctrls had long hair, wore dres~es, and dldll't rtde motorcycles or smote
dope. The boys played ball, served their country wltbout oquawkln(, and had respect
tor women. Now, boys and ctrls loot allte, cuss alike, and have no respect lor
anybody, lncludlntJ: each other.
VETERANS? I can remember when .. terans were orpalzed and wore able to
put l little pre .. lre Oil tbt polltlclalll to keep America from CotllntJ: WoU·kDeecl.
What do they do nowadaya? Notbilll that I !mow ot.
THE BRITISH? Once, IIIey wore ......-U tbo I-ll ot fMIIODSiblt, l!a1r
democracy. Tbey were admired and .. trybody wantecl to trade with them. Britain
baa become a eoc:lalllt couatry and a pantynlat u a •U011,
JOIDI TUNliEY? And wbo earu.
AI Forctt
Ha'" an old-taahloDOd Cbrtstmu with 10me of the Chrlllmas docoratlons wo'Ye cut Ill llock down at tbo IliOn.
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DESIGN WINNER •• Oraace
Coast College UluatraUoa
destca student Deborah Swett
of Cosb Mesa wUI have
her artwork fea.tured oo the
cover oiOCC's spriD&cla.ss
scbeOJ.le. She wu the winDer
1.n OCC's cover desfcn COG·
test, plcklne up a $300 cash
prlu. The schedule will
be mailed to more
than 190,boo homes ln
the Coast Community Col-
lege district ln January,
BOB MARSHALL HEAD
OF HERI TAGE CLUB
Robert J. Marshall of Lido
Isle has been appolnted the
ttrst chairman of the YMCA
Heritage Club,
''The clublSopeotopeople
wt&o make either a direct
contribution to the YMCA's
endowment fUnd or who will
loclude them in their estate
plans," Mr. Marshall stated.
GUts can be made by the
donation or money, land or
other real estate, stoc:t, or
by creatl.nK a charitable re-
maiDder trust, naming the
YMCA as a beoefidary In
a losunnce policy o r by
beQueathing a portion of as-
sets to the YMCA.
GEM
TALK
J. ( .llu mplo.,,·~. u·lo t,o/t•
•tur~• QJ /.11;!! '\ •'14'/1•1
1;1, d. ho < ho'o'l1 a I,,~;
'rt 0'3 alltntlmarl.: jv r "'t"'
t f.IJn 2'1 \-t•IJr •, ••
ll•fhflfill IHI J(I>M S
j~u·dq.
MEH IH CHA INS
Tr!e ladles of America)
are potting their men
chains -and necklaces and
bracelets. Television Is
being given credit for this
growing trend. Such star s
as Telly Savalas, James
Caan and Sammy Davis Jr.
adorn themselves with the
latest In men's jewelry, and
the idea is catching on.
Even sports stars, Includ-
ing tennis tyros Jimmy
Coonors and Bjorn Bora:,
are chained, Popular peod·
ants worn oo oeck chains
lnclude sfcns of the Zodlac
aod Egyptla.n symbols, both
of which have stro1111: mas-
culine chancterlstlcs,
There are matching brace-
lets for oeek chains, and
there are also the tradi-
tional ID bncetets. Most
chatns that men weu (and
bncelets too) are boua:bt
for them by women, ac -
cording to a survey. Men
still buy their own rioes
-and rings a.re blg a.nd
bold. Fewer men are wear-
Ing Ues and french cuffs
nowadays, &O there is less
dema.nd for He tacks aDd
cufflinks. But the switch
to oeclt and wrist }ewelry
Is growtoc;. And the trelld
hasn't· escaped the eyes
the ladies, God bless them,
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COSTA
MESA
HYPNOSIS HELPS DOCS, DENTISTS
IIY FRED DAVIS
Hypoot!Jm.
The word cooju.ns up ran.
tastes of wltcbes aod evil
scientists. You eovlslon Beta
Lugosl puttJoc a spell on a
tender damsel.
But, as a prominent New.
port Beach psycboloctst
point& out, byprrXtsm 1s now
a. put of the tool hac of a
growing oomber of doctors
a.DCI dentists, U Is even being
used to help cancer patients
a.od heart attack victims.
ADd tbere's notl\ine magic
about lt.
Dr. stanford Green. a
Newport Center psycboloclst
wbo has )Jst become presi-
dent of the Orange County
Society of Clinical Hypaosts.
believes that psycbologists
may be approaching new
frontiers ln the use of hYP·
nosls .
Dr, Greed, whO got his
Ph.D. In cll..oJcal psychology
from UCLA, nas 22 years
experteoce as a din.lcal
psycho;ogtst, and he admits
that he's still learning,
'•We have denn.ttel)' de-
termined that thoughts can
affect bodily processes," he
s tates nauy, •taoo we are
using that knowledge to help
people, through hypnosis. As
we broaden our knowledge
through eiPtrlence, we hope
to help more.''
Cancer aDd heart patients
at Hoag hospJtal are among
Dr. Green's subjects.
·· Physklaos who want to
ease the pain or canrer suf-
ferers are finding hypnotis m
to be a good toot.·· he ex-
plains. For cardiac pattents,
ti•e ability to relax can be
the dUference between pro-
longed Ule and early deattl.
Hypnosis, sa;s n :, .:..reen,ls
r eally a state of relaxation -
just the opposite of stress,
'Which is a problem In all
Illnesses,
"Hypoosis is :otalrelaxa-
tloo. You're more open tbeo
to aoythlllg. locludlJie allow-
IDg ·your bOdy"to heal. Aoy
physician wlll tell you tnat,
ooce a paUent starts feiiJ.n&
better, he lS better. TeiU~
1 guy to go oo a vacaHon
doesn't mean you're telling
him bow to relar:. You must
,convince him that he can
take control of his own feet .
ings and makehJmseUrela.x,
AU hypnosis, after all, ts
self-hypoosis; U the sub}ect
doesn't want to be hypno-
tized, It won't work.''
Experiments and experi-
ence have established reality
or the power of bypnosts.
Dr. Green says, He cites
the case of an American
P.O.W. who told of befni·
able to hypootize tumselt
to. overcome the pa.1n of an
untreated abcessed tooth
while In a North Vietnamese
prison camp.
''He even learned to over -
come the borrlble, hOt,
bumid atmosphere ofhlscell
by placing himself 1n a state
In whlc!l be Imagined that he
was n.lklng down a ntgbt of
stairs Into a !h.rk, cool cel-
lar. His cellmates testllled
that his legs actually felt
cold to the touch as he 'de-
cended' the Imaginary stair·
case.''
The common hypnotic
pracUce of convincing a per-
son that one band ts gettln&'
WArm hsl.o:: nnw tv>Pn .,,..l,.n.
tiQcaUy tested to sbow that,
wbeD tbe subject tl\ioks his
hi.Dd ts warmer, tbe sklll
temperature ca.o actually go
up seven! degrees, DOtes
Dr, Green.
Other er:amples of self
hypoosis. he says, lnclude
the many recorded cases of
people perfor ming extra-
ordinary physical feats 10
emergeoctes -such as un.
tog a car or a heavy log
off of a victim. Athletes
sometimes maoage to con.
centrale so heavily on the
task at hand ttaat they induce
a ltiod of self-hypoosls that
shuts out the sounds of the
crowd. or the pain of a
damiged muscle.
"You are not asleep when
you are uDder h)'pnOsts, •· he
explains, '• you a.re more
aware than ever, and you
are able to r1arrow your at-
tention to a point ol extreme
concentration. Nobod)' elSt!
Is In Control, even It there
Is a hypnotist helping }'OO
achieve this stalE'. You are
In complete control or }'our
mind.''
This fear of losing control
Is one of the th~s that
blocks out theabUlty of some
people to submit to hypnosl~.
says Or, Green. ··J had one
subject who had been shown
concre te evidenc-e that I
could help him wUh h.ls pa.i.n,
but he would oot cootlnue
the hypootlc therapy, be-
cause he feared loslug con·
trol, His fear was baseless.
A hypnotist cannot control
another person's mind, or
get that person to do some.
thing he or she does n't want
to do. I repeat, h)'POOS!s
gives th E' subject complete
control of his own mind.''
People who have gone to
hypnosis clinJcs to stop
s moking or to lose weight
somelfmes loSE' their con-
fidence ln. hypnosis because
they start s mok.ing or eati~
too much again.
'•Tbfs 1s iet'lenll)' be-
cause tile hypnotist hn not
dealt with the CAUSE of
the smok.iog or overeating,"
claims Dr. Green. ··Some-
tlmt>s smoking or t'ati~ too
much se rve Important psy-
chOlogical needs, and the
psychologis t must get at the
basis or those needs tn order
to efteC'tlvel)' tre:ilt the prob-
lem with lasting results.''
As hypooUsm gains more
credibility as a useful hu -
man tool, the number of
people practicing It has ln-
creaseft dnmatlcaUy.
John Urso, regional su-
pervisor of the state Board
of Medical Quality As-
surance In Santa Ana. says
his agency Is prosecuting
some Uypnotlsts for prac.
tieing medicine or pshcyo-
logy without ~ license.
'·A person wtth a pain in
his stomach may go to a
hypnotist and get palo re-
lief, but It obviously doesn't
cure the ul cer,"·Mr. Urso
points out. "Hypnosis Is DOt
a heallf¥ art; It is an ad-
junct to medicine, and t:tere
are some ma ladies that are
helped by hypnosis when It
ls propertly used.''
Dr. Green agrees. '' Hyp-
nosis Is just one tool of the
physician or dentist. You
wouldn't want to hire a me-
chanic to nx your expensive
car, just because he knows
OR . STAMFORD f;R E EH
hOw to use the tools. You
want someone who under.
stards the worldngs of the
entire car. Members of our
Society are sub}ect not onty
to the stringent ethi cs of the
Soc iety, itself, but to the
ethics of their own particu-
lar profession, whether the)·
he physicians, rlenltsts or
psp·bol~lsts."
Hypnotists now appear to
be divided 1Dto 3 groups:
(l) tbe psyehotoctsts, doc-
tors and denl:lsts .,ho be-
long to the Society of Clint.
cal Hypnosis; (Z) those wbo
pracUce hypnotism on st2a,e
as a form of entertainment,
aod (l ) thoH who are not
traiDed. ~t wOO master the
rudiments of hypnosi s and
then go lnto ~slness. Man}
to thest' latter 2' groups have-
formed a union an.d are
pressuring the state to U-
cense them. The medical aM
psycholoclcal rt>sultsofsuch
a broad llcensl.og s)·stem
could be dangerous, some
doctors believe. They 'see
the resun~ent·e of medical
lnteresl In hypuosls as 3
ma)or advance.
'·Many hospitals havt> spe-
cial pain renters now that
are stud}'ing how todeaJ.,•ith
pain in a veudetailedway;·
Dr. Green says. ··Dentlstt}
palo has tH:-t-11 st11rlled, and
we've fouOO that II lla s 3
very l;.fl(e psychol()'tl cal
component.'' Hut, they fear
the posslbiP bart results
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of comparative amateurs
dabbl.lng In hypoot lsm for fun
or profit.
famlly counselors, Wt"Lght
aDd smoklnR clinicians, af)'t
others, even wUh the bt>st or lntenl:ioos, could set bact
the adv'aoce of cllnkJ.I hyp-
notism just v.·hen II Is m;.~k.
ing drarru~tlc-strides, tk>C-
tors say.
II all or thls prof{'sslowl
and political lntriKuP over
hypoosis adds to your old
emotiooal fear of Ule sub-
ject, consider this: rr MAY
HELP YOURTENNlS GAM E!
'·1 was playif\! rt'C~'nll)
against a fello•· who usual!}
beats me,'' Dr. G re~o rf-
called. "I feU verYiired, and
he had really ~~o·oru me dowr,
and was bearltl@ me bad l)'.
I walked bad. to the <'umer
of the court. turfle(1 my tQ ck
on him aDd really cou-
ceotra~ed on the fac-t tlla l I
had to fftf'l Cf•sted, rebxHI
and in control or tttlm!), t
won the ner:t 4 games and f"'lt
~.t reat."
(Continued on Pat;e 3)
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by Guye Johnson
From FAITH llAGAZIIIE, Bob JOGOO UohtroUJ, ......We, S.C. Au~'"' jru111 tht> ru/Hu of ~lo,, · ulu~y. An ISH .subsrinnion by rhe R~v~nd lsuc Grt"JO'Y
V/i111: }'tJitr fli,ht o'•r Jlth• ••rth; Smnh lillY'!
l 't-w/Ju 11111~ rrt-~lion't /lory. Lord of H••vnt, WI .do,-. Th.-,
Ntw' prm:Wim M•uu.h's birth: Golltb• F111b1r, GoJ IIH S011,
Cmu" o~ml u·urthip, Co,11 y,tJ wor~bip, God th• SpMt, o,. i" glory,
'-fltmhif1 Chri11, thl n•u·-bo,., King. On tbl ,.,., •t•nul throtU.
Sbt<fJb~JrtiJ in the field abiding.
Wl#thi"li u'flr yowr flotlu b1 night;
God u'ilh man is now r¥Jidin~.
Yondttr thine; th~;~ in/lint-light;.,,
Sa}!l'J, 11!111'11 yo11r conli!mfJIIItiom ;
BriJ[htt<r ~-i1ium be11rn 11/ar;
St<d tht< ~-:rr11t De11re of n<~tiom,
Yt' h111'111een Hit t'at11l rtllr; ...
Sailltt b~tfor~;~ the !Ut4r bendinx.
Watchi"J.: long.in hopfl and f!larr -'S~tddenly the Lurd, de;cendi'flg.
In HiJ temple ;hal/appear: ..
SmtJI!O. u.·rMnK u.•llh t,..Me repentance,
Duumt'ti for f<Millto endleu p~inJ ,
}111tiu 11;-_;r~· reNJki!I th~ 1entence,
Aft"rC)' CtJIIJ yo11. bre"Jt J OIIr chtJirJJ;.
H.JIIiltj.h! HJI•I-i.bl
Uml of H •• .,.,., Thr" ;,. 0..•.
J ames Montgomery "'as born on November 4, 1771, at
Irvine, Ayrshire, Scotland. His parencs, Moravian mis·
sionaries, died in the West Indies whenjamn was o nly six
yea rs uld. According to a prearranged plan, the young lad
be1.:afTK' the ward of the Brethren school in Fulnedc,
England. Here the children "were taught ro regard the LQrd
as their Friel'!d and Brother."
It was in his tenth year that Montgomery began to wrire
senuus poetry. At sjxtee:n he fled fulneck and acc~pted
empluyment in a retail shop-first at Mirfield and later at
W;uh. From place ro place he roamed, seeking to sell his
por:n y. Alas! no one seemed interested! He found
(·mploJyment in a grocery store for awhile; then he b«ame
;~ssistam and finally editor of a newspaper and remained its
et.luur fur th irty-one years. Twice he was imprisoned for his
srand un rhe African slave trade and 01her issues. Many of
h1s h)·mns were born in prison.
-).Jmet Moru~omery, 177 1 /FU.f
Munr...:,•mery was fony-three years old before he felt
f~1lly :~ssured uf his sa lva tion. W riting to his brother, he said, ··on my bmhday, aher many delays and misgivings and
repent mgs, I wrott' 10 Fulneck for readmission into the
Hrerhren cungregallo n; and on Suilday last I was publicly
mvrsted wHh mr tide w rhat goodly heritage. Rejoice with
me fur rhts unspeakable privilege bestowed on sounwonhy
JnJ ungrJteful a prodigal .iS I have been ."
T his lovely Chnstmas hymn appeared in Th11 Sheffield
lriJ un Det·ember 24, !816, under the title "Nativity," and
bter as "Good Tidings of Great Joy to All People." Someone
has cumrnenred that "considering the factors of com~
prehensiveness. appropriateness of expression, force and
elevation of sentiment, it challenges comparison with any
hymn ever wrinen."
The theme-"Come and worship Christ rhe new-born
Kin,1(-is a skillful blend of Script ure. Stanza one calls
upon angels nor tu rema in in lkthlehem, but togo wall the
world with the good ll<'WS of " Messiah's birth." "Creation's
Story" suggests Job 38:7. "God with man residing," stanza
two, brings before us Isaiah 7:14. Matthew 1:23. andJo~n
K: 12. Stanza three hmrs of Hauai 2:7 and Matthew 2:2.1n
stanza four the author refers to the second coming, having
in mind, perhaps. I Thessalonians 4:16 and Malachi \:I
Must hymnals omit stanza five and replace it with a dox-
On April 29, 1854, Montgomery led evenmg praye r, as
usu .1l. The next morning he did nor answer a knock at his
duur The "knocker" opened the door and saw the aged poet
lytng un the flour unconscious. That afternoon Mom-
gornery drifred into a sleep from which he never awoke. The
le~Jl'Y uf rhis gifted man m a ne-edy work! is his four
hundred hymns which he described as "embodying some
expenence in my life and which I trust will be helpful tu
"I hers ..
"Regem S<juare" is an example of the best in English
hymn rum·s. Composed by the noted organiSt, Henry
Thomas Sm:m ( 1813-1879), its name derives from the
Re~t·nl Square Presbyterian Church, London. 0
INVASION OF EARTHffiQ
CloriotmiUI What. jcryfuJ ti,. of y«vl But of"" mil/io .. who .. w. MI .. I ~s
brat« it, lww many understand it~ fuU b«Juty and tigni~1 11U ~~
An in{iniu and etf'mal God ckcUUd to appear in finite form at acvtain .
t:imc in IWtory. Tlut tirM, December 25, may not be correct, but tJw euent
is what mattus. Why did He do it? What did He accompiUh by itT What
would tM world be like today if He h4d not doM il7 Thue G1'e tM qrustioiU
Wfl ~lwu.ld ask at Chl"istmlu.
From PULPIT HELPS, Ridgefield, N.J.
Did you know that after the ftnt
moon·walk there were sk:eptic:B who
clfUned the whole tb.ing wu a hoax?
Whether they ..... convbxed after
subeequent moon uploretioM I don't
lopow. When such indivwtuals make up
their minds that a certain thing can't
hoppa>. they stubbornly refuse t.o
believe the ovid....,. that it bu octually
taken place. However, no rationaJ
educoted person today doubt. the
aca.upli•hrnents of the SJ*:e U ·
ploratioo Pf'liii'&Dl.
N-tbont are many who
doubt that the earth wu invaded by
God on that lint Chrimnu Day. If
&mte man il able to step oo the moon
today. don't you think that an omni-
pota& and eternal God oould step
down t.o earth from Hio dwelling place
in H•vea.? Of COUl1le He rould. But.
wby did He? Tbo Bible tells us that
God became man 10 that He might
save man. Pwhapa He could have
found 10t1:1e other way to dQ it than
through Hil incamation. But the
iDcamatioa broucht Him down to our
plane of eDstenco t.o •how us His I!"''t
modeec:en8ion, and that it is possible
for men to live upon this earth u
citizens of Heaven.
A Chineae convert to Christianity
gave an acmunt. of his salvation 8CJin8o
t.binc like this: '' I was in a very deep
well . I was sinking deeper and deeper
aftd oouldn 't find any way out. ~ I
looked upward I saw a face peering
down at me. A voico eeid, 'My child. I
am ConfuciWJ, tbe father' of your ooun-
try. Had you obeyed my teaching, you
wouki never have 1aDded whEn you are
""".' He -ved bill baDd and left.
•yina'~ 'If yoU ever merw,p to pt out
of thio well. be. canful t.o follow my ._.......,. ..
surfoce. He .didn't forub me but
brought me t.o a place of ..t.ty. He
took off my dirty clotheo and -
me in clee.n new clothes. Tbeo He
invited me to follow Him, saying, 'I
will never leave you or forsake you .'
That Man W8l!l Christ. And that is why
I bEcame a Christian. Christ was the
only One who deeoended t.o the dopth5
where I was. He saved me and has
never ceased to have fel.bwship with
me and be my Companion."
Thi8 is exactly what Christ did for
you and me. To sbow bow intimate Hie
relationship with men would be, He
entered the womb of the Virgin Mary,
was born as we were, and subjected
l!imsolf t.o all the physical .-Is of
humanity. And just as He entered-into
Mary and bEcame her Saviour. 80 God
in Christ will enter into men' a beart.a
today who are wilJ.in& to receive Him.
God knew that Mary would be
willing t.o become the mother of His
only begotten Son. and tbat is wjly He
cho8e her. It wun 't an say thing to
do. What woold her family. her fianol.
her J>Oisbbono think? Wbat if Jooeph
left bor'1 Who wuuld bollove her st.ory'l
Wouldn't evmybody say ahl mMe it
up to justify her ....,.,_ iD ~Dina
with IDOther man? How oould -
boo .... P"'JJIIDt limply by .-vtDii
an-from an anpl thet
her-wu an octal the Holy
Spirit? ADd yet. •nwzlncl.y .... -
boliond. Jooopb did --bw.
How oould .... bolp but -· "ba
that io miPtY bath -t.o -poot •~: and holy is hio _ .. ILub
f/1111
1IIE.
IJIIJL£ .,.
THE .BABE
AND THE LORD
The Bible ICCOUnts of the birth of
Quist 1re touching (ndeed. The in·
gelic •nnouncementt)the virgin with
child. deeply embMTaued, vet high·
ly hooored, the holy Bibe born in i
Uibte becauw thera wu no room in
the inn, tl\e night suddenly turned
to d1y, rhe mulritude of the hllven-
ly hOft l)l'iising God , the Babe
wrapped in sweddliAg binds 1nd ly-
ing ~" i m111ger .
&,rely it is fining th~t we re-
member all thiJ and celebrate rt, es-
pecially Jince our Lord thus hum-
bled Himself thlf He might die for
our sins. Yet here we must be Cire·
ful not to be led utri'f, lest we
know Him only u 1 sweet babe 1n i
manger rather that~ 1t the mighty
S.vior thit He is.
As. Amerieans we celebr11e me
birthd1ys of gtllt men, but we do
not empheize their babyhood. We
rattler honor them fOf whit they
hiVe .:complished, rejoicing thu
such men _,, born into the world.
Our Lord is no longer 1 blbl 1nd
He ~ not wilh to be rhouW!t of
15 I babe. but rather IS the One
who, hiving died for our sins it
C.lvafV. now lives to dispen~e to i
world of lOft sinners the riches of
Hi' grace.
It wu from Hts !Jiorv in he1ven
lh1t He revuled HimMif to St. P1ul
1nd instructed him to write: "Hence-
forth know we no man 1fter the
flesh : Y11, though we hive known
Olrist 1fter the flesh , v•t now hence-
forth know we Him (so) no more"
Ill Cor . 5:16).
And 9in in Hebrews 2:8,9, the
IPOft11 declares: "Now >Ne see not
VII all thing~. put under Him, but we
Mte Jnus ... crowned with rJorv 1nd
honor" " th1 One who "tasted
de1th for every m1n."
h " wonderful to rYI'f'WmMf our
Lord as the Bibe bom 11 Bethlehem,
but uill more 'II'Oflderfut to know
Him now as thl On1 who is "1ble
to sav1 unto thl uttermo.t 111 th-em t
!tilt come unto God by Him, seeing
HI 1ver liveth to m1kl intttceulon
lor them" IHeb. 7:251.
You Can Do It, Too
Why Study the
Old Testament?
by Richard Garrett
From FA ITH MAGAZINE, Bob J onPs UnivPrsily, G ret>nvillf•, S. C,
The first 39 books of the
Bible-often ignored or quickly
skimmed over. Is there anything
there for today's Christians?
Ttlere IS .t tt:nJency today Jmong
men•bt-rs uf 'New Testarnt·m" t·hurchcs
to d1sparage rlw worth of rlw fuund.ttion
upon which the bvoks nf M:mhew
through Revel.n1un are built . namely
the Old Tes!Jilll'nt Oh, certatnly we
;~cknowledge th,u the Old •s t'Very btl
.ts insp1rt-d .tnd merrant .1S rht• New,
bw •n our preachtng .tnd pc.·rsunul Rit;le
study the Hebrew ~-nptores are usu;~Jiy
;~ppruached wi1h ;~n -attitude,,( grudging
toil ur are ignort-d alrogerher
Such a trend IS sad. tndttd-yea,
deplurablt·-fur the re is much we can
learn from the pagesofGenesisthroup:h
M3lachl. gems uf divtne wisdom whtch
can bf-applied tu modern ilvin~ .lOd spur
us to dO untmJgtned mighty things in
the lord's sc:rv~ee.
First, and perh~ps most important,
we should realize and remember that
th~;~ Old T euamem 11 fMiftllt-d b;• tht'
P'enon anti u:urk of the Lord )cu~J
ChNU. "Think not that I am comt' lo
dt''ilrlly the J.,w, or tht· pruphers.' He
s:ud, ") Jm nul Ctolllt· tn dt•sttc !)', but m
fulfil " t Maulww ') 171. Ont• of the 12
disnplt"'i. Phi ltp, <••nftrmed th1:> when
he wid N Jlh.t n.tcl, ·we h~•n· f• 1U nd l11 m.
of whnm Mo~t·s tn tht· l:n.~o', ,1nd the
JH•Jph t·ts , dtd wrut·,Je'>us nf N.tz.trC'th"
(juhn I 4))
Selund . t ht· /h•/!r.•u ,\(rtpturt:J
rt r t'<J/ G•1d '1 rctjllf"t'"ll'nl o }11 r m~ll. lltJ
/,n~. "Wht·rt'fnre rl1t·n wrH•th the l.t w!"
Paul a~k(•J !ht· {o.dJII.tnS, and he
Jnswered "Jr WJ -. .tdded beCJU \t' uf
rr .msgrcss inns. r rll 1 he st•t:d <ihou ld come
tu whom tht· prtHniS<.' w .•~ m.tdt·
Wherd(1re 1hc-l.1w w.•s our sc huul-
maste r to brinj: us untu Ch rt ~l. thJI Wl'
m1,1-:h1 be-JU~tlftnf hy f.uth" (C,oJ l.III JOS
t 19, 2·1)
Third, rt ot'rlt'l "'" pr,·rt'•(lll l tf~· tn
tJddttW'ItJI truth /n"11 G,J In 1hl' r-•rJ-
ble of tht· mh m.m .t nd Lu:JnlS, the
to rmttrut•J n~h m.tn tru:''· 'N.1y, Luher
Abrah.11n but tf ont· \It'll! um o them
fro orn tht· dt:Jd. rlu·y "" til rt·penr .. ButJhc
rq'l~ ,.tnw. ··11 rht')' ht•.<r n .. r ~h o~t'\ .tnd
lht· prt!phets. neuher wdl rhe)' be per-
,u.•deJ . rh<~u,ch ••nc· n"t' from rht· dc:1d"
t l.ukt· ]f,;().i l l Tht· r-..:t''>' T t'SIJlllt'nf
"ml'l} h .... Ill! nl ('J run_c .1p.trr from tilt·
{ )J,I
hr!.1lly th .. Old,./, o{.I OJ/Uil 10 Ill·
,/t•jl<f/0-.Jhft• }•If lh< Ul"'io ''' (,,J,
"\\Jht:rl'i>y .ore ~lvt·n umn u ~ t'Xll't'don,~ot
_c n ·.t f Jil•l prt>t lou .. prnmt .. t·~· ilut br
thnt· }'t· m r,chr lx· pJrl .lkl'rS <~f 1hedi\·1ne
n.rlurt·. h.n tn ,c l''oi.Jpc:J tht• lorruptrun
1h.u " rn till' "orld rluool!,l:h lu'il ·
<II Pelt r' I '' Andlhu .. t·rh nlhn~woord~
"' P.nd t<1 THnnl h} rt'llll!ld uo; thJt 'I'll!
,,rr pt un· '' .1;1\'(~n h) trl'I'HT.tllon ul
(,,J_ .tnd "prnfli,Jblt· fur dtll.fr!Ot·, fur
rt·pru.,f. foor llltrt>ttlllll, fo1r lll,lfUtllun
rn rr.chr t•nu .. nt'\\ ThJI till' m.111 of {too.!
JH ,I) bt· f>~-'rft·d . 1hr"u~hl)' fur ni,ht•d
UrHoo ,til ~OII.II.i ""'Uflo:\'• Ill Tl!lll)thy ~ \(,.
J7 J In 1lwOid Tesr,lmt•nr." rd.1tt·s .tn
uld J n.l WISt· SJ~·tn_.~t, "tht• Ne" lies
ulllH'.tlt-J. m dJt· Nt•w TestJmem. the
t UJ .. t.mds n·vc-Jit·d · It ~hould be
t'll"U,i.:h l"r LIH!~IiJn' th,H the Lord
)t'W' t hnst quvH-J ton~t.tmly fr urn rhe
llt•hH'W 1\rhlt-"Most'S ~J !d . bu1 ·J ~J)'
"1r r ·A,Jo •n.dJ \\',1\ •n 1hc-bc.-lly uf the
,J.:ft',Jt lt'h , .1nJ "' un lf He ~Jve
t·qu.•l '.tl ut· 111 tht· ()l.! v. Hh rhc Nc "".
.. hootriJ tlo•l \\t''
Tht· Old T t·'t.,mt·nt ~~ nut .1 mus·tr.
,llltlt'lll \tolunll' "lllth "'·'' dt~t.t rdt•d
11o ht'l! ( hrr~t l.l!n(• Ill ('.<rth lr IS .1
\t·ru.rhlt• l,tblt•.rtr .dtvt· Wllh llll'll who
..... tlkt-..1 \\llh t.u .. l, ut ht·r~ whu llppost·d
H otn. ,,nd tlrt· unf.llh•!lll.rblt· p..:.•mi.\C ~·f
lht I .. rd \X'hor wuul,l n ·det•m m.tnkrnd.
Fo1r ""h.tt -.o>e.'lt'r thtn~' wt"re wnrtt•n
.1 io •rt•t r rlll' ""l'rt' "" ftlft·n f~ or~ our lt•,!Jilln~.
1 h.r! "t' t hruu,~o:h pJ IJt•nu· .mJ l • om fo •r t
••I !Ill' Sl flpltr rl'' 101,1-:hf h,l\l' ho•pt-"
t H.,,n,oJh 1'\ 11 0
THOUGHT
FOR
TODAYP
"Tbeo como Buddha, and loolring
down int.o the ...U be about.!. 'My
dlild, you bow t.o quit the Cooxlitioo in
-you liDd younelf. Rioot down
than wbon you ori. Fold ,.,.,. ormi
and bop! t.o lblak. You wiD liDd nit·
.... the--.n of ... cloalre ••
I Clllod bod< ·and oul; 'FotJ. llud·
.... If you oould bolp ... pt out of
bon I -bo ., lllaakful. Tbeo I ..,._,__..._,..,.m.
I :491? Note the ponoDOI -
"me.'' She •60011"-i t.bl poww aDd
holirm al God 1D bw pa-.1 lifo. It
io 11 If obo ,... aylnc, "Wlllllftw I
bor.a-I owe to God. Tho oilnocda al
m:y lila. DQ' bath 771, • tht r-Jt of
the .......... down of God ID -." ADd
-God did for....,. Ho .... do tor
you. Ho --you toDd IDdwol1 you
and ...... you """' and holy t.booutb Hio ;.. &_l•lkm ID ,.,.,. doiiJ llo. If
A froc I'll uucht in • deep
rut, to the fable IJMI. In tpite ol
the help ol his friendo he could
not pt out. They (lDOIIy left
him there in d. pair. 11M DOt
day, one ol hil friendl NW hlm
~"' obout outoidt tho rulu
chipper u could bo .
l1 anybody b.ppier Mcauee you DUMd hi. way? eo. UJOnt
remfln.ber thllt you •poke to him l.od.,-1 Tbia dlty il•l~ owr, and itt
toilint time ia tbrouah. I• there anyone to utter • kindly-word rA you?
Did you li'lt.a kind ,..una to the fritod who came aJont, or a cburliah
Kft ot "howdy" and then vaniah in tht thtonc'? Wtn you •lfteh. aa you
tuthtd •lone your Wly, or ia 10meont mlahty pteful tor • dtrld )'0\1 did
tod1y? Can you -., toniaht .in putinc, with the day ~t;:.~ fM. that,... bolped • olnrlo boothtr ol tbo many lbat 70" • • o1nr1o
heart njoirinc ow-r whit you did or lAid? no. • man wt.:. 11c11Ja are
ladi"f, now with courap kdc. ahMd? Did you -... thldeJ or\-it,
WM it .. u or pooriy •pent? Did you ltevt a trail rA ~or a ICU' ol
tlloooalaot? Ao ,... cF.o ,..,. oyoo In olumbor, do ,.. lhiDk tbtt God
-rd ~. "You boYO ttl'IIOd ont mon ,_by tbt-,.. dld
IGUy"1 • r•·· But iD t1a11 .... .,. ,._.
.__I_,'ButJioM!dhedld----al the ....0. H. loft-"' I I >,
........ ma.••tlwllaaowr
................ ., ... d -
Alii-1111 .... &-.-.................. .. ,,,.~-·--..... ... .......... _._ ...... _ . ....,._
...... , ., ........ 1_
aT,._. ... _,...,..,
---..IIIIDIJt.o-Hb. --bo obla to OOJ rill the ApoCio l'lal,
"2 -madllod With Cbriot: --looolllw;,. 110&l, bat Qrla .....
br-lllld 1M IIIIo wWdl I -1M Ill
the -I ... .., the-., ... llclll
al Go6, we..ltMd-lllld -....
..... -· 19-2-1:101 . ' '
_,. 2 ;l ........... _n..
s-, of ........ .., ..... fad.
W.O.
"What ... you cloiDc here?"
the frioo~ ookod . "lthoucbt you
couldn't pi out."
"I couldn't,'" the troc repUed
"but • uuck came olona, and i
Ud to pt. out." Some.,,...,. u.;.., -th
our capebllilioo. Boca.. .,.
-do -1 lblnp. ......
.iaclbood -"' do aayllolac. ~ Cbrlollan hM u .__
_ .... ~-.... be
CUI IJari6 God. WIIM I •• It Jo.
bo ohauld -It with .JI hio
bout. r-7Yio ~ &.•o~
SEVEN WATCHES •...•.
1. Wll&ch JOW thoudiW-1'twy eu be a bnradletioit or 1 cune .
2. Wotoh,...,-. bowabio to-oa1J •-~ tbtt orei[OOCI. s. w .... ,_-.,....,_oo_to._ .• _.-.. u. _,.,.. ..... .
4. "--... --.,... tlot oolltlrodr. ollnttlo """ktop ·--6. w-,_ boodo. K""' .-....,. oa1J wUb-adl-tbat
wtii .... Jor. •
....... ,.... ~Bet,-. ..... ~ .. .._ .......
7 ....... ,._ wtll. Bt ... II II J1abo .,.,_ .........
(ILuwUI&)
•
•
Dttr Dr. .IU: II -at .. -odorl..J .. _. oU _. lo
,.OW. )IIHII' .... I'Oit« INI OM it 0
d1Utl o/ God. Howewr, aU lAo I I
COlt Aaw ll a Mpe. You ,_,.. to
boN CWI'11/tifll Olt "Wito.ot&lfr
~hall coli upon tb na''" of the
Lord 1hoU he •aW!d." A rt' IMre
11111 .ome quali(icotiontt to lid• I
I haw bHn "l;rd to th11 Lonl"
twict by tile Mtnf' PfUIOr willa ItO
feelift4 of' bci~ borll qain.
Shotddn 't one /HI tometltm. or f'Xpllr~n ~ •omethl,.. In bcl~
rtborn.1 • ,
fn>m SWORD Of THE LORD
ANSWER: In Acta 11 we "ad
ol Peul end Silaa and the
Philippien jeiltr. Wh•n the
jailer uid, "Sif'f, Wbl IIIUI/ do
to be .cued 7" Paul al\d Silu
an•wered. "Belkw on tiN Lord
Jf'IIW ClvUt. oncl tAou 11ualt IN
MIIH, and thy hoUM."
One ia saved, then, by limply
lwlif'l.lint on the Lord ~au•
C hrist. Thit ia Gocl'• pliin of
s~tlvation. Do not add anythint
to it and do not lake •':'Ythinl
uwa)' from it. 1
To believe in Chri•t. however.
doe~> not mean a Umple
recocnition of Jnus Chrilt. We
do b e lieve lhet Georu
Wa•hincton w.. our first
prnKI.ent. Thet ia, we accept thi•
a-1 a historical fact. We tenf'
that thi. i. true. But to b.l~w in
Jetu• Chris t mean• more than
thi•.
TM Word ln tM Q,..ar
I am certainly no upert In the
G reek lancuace. I had the Nme
G reek aeminar)' courte that mQSt
preachera have. But I do
remember t hat the word for
beliew in the Greek i1 the word
pillt,.t.w and the word means to
ad hen· to, to tru~t. to rely on.
Pi~o te u o mr ans an
apf•r ,,,,,iati 1.1t btliPf, a tallinll
twl•··l .t uRiriN bfoli~f. You will
nut u • Ill ,John 1.12 the ·wo rds
rt'o ,.,,., and IH'II'l'l'(' a re ust'd
into ro !o.,nl!t·ahly. "IJul us lman_y
a~'', o'li'Ptf him. tn thrm JlGIJe ht!
pou'"' tu becom e the c-hildren of
G•1J. f'l't'n to them tltat belit'l>e
on hi ... name."
To believe in th~ Lord Jesu•
C hrist. then, means to recei~.~t
Him or to trust Him. It means a
•inner is sayinr in hi• heart.
"Lord Je11Us, J do believ~ you are
the Saviour, the Savinr One. I
believe lo'OU died for me and that
if I depend upon you to do ao,
you will save my toul and forcive
my sins.
Not the Aaplrin In ttM aottte
Yeara aiiO 1 cl~.,;! campaicn with th·e " ...
Baptiat Church ift oline,
lllinoi•. It wu in the eold of
winter. It had bHn 1 hard
campaicn and I spoke (our or
five timet on the cloainc Sunday.
When the final "amen" wu
Mid , I wu deMI tired. My next
revival becan the followinc nitht
i.n Valpara~. Indiana. Cethy
and the children were in
C hicaco and 10 at the cloee of the
lut service I cot in my Ford and
beran drivint towards C hicato.
I wanted to 1pend a (ew houn
with my feniily before toinr on
to Indiana.
I wu •lowed down by fallinr
snow and the •now that waa
already on the hiahways. So, it
took me all niaht to reach
Chicaco. I arrived in time to
have brealdut with the Princ:eu
and the children before roint on
to the ned meetinc. While my
lovely wife waa preparinr
breakla1t 1he noticed that I wu
not feelinc well. I uplained that
the s tre nuous two-week
campai1n plua the all nicht drive
with the rlare of headlithtl on
the !'now, h ad been tiring. And I
h ad a ht>Mache.
Slu· immediately went to the
medit iut' cabinet and came back
with u bottle of Bayer a1pirin
tablets. S he handed IDfl two with
a rlau of water and uid. "Take
thi1 and it will help your
headaehe."
Now, I believed that they were
upirin tablet&. FurtiMrmore. I
belie ve d they were
manufactured primarily for
headachn. But ju.t believin1
that mueh didn't help my achinc
head one bit. What if I h.cluid.
"I certainly believe thoee are
upirin tablet. and I do believe
they ean cure a heaclacha. Now,
put them back in the boUle!"
You tee, Good Neithbor, lt
wu not untU I too• the two
upirin• that they helped me.
Alter all. aapirina ln a botUe
can.not help-•t ia the upirin
one UHf, that he deJHnd• upon,
thee. 'he '"""· that he r-e«iCift that cen cure the headache!
Now listen carefully-it i• not
enouch to simply believe thet
J•u• Christ actu11ly lived end
died. It u.n•t even enou1h to
believe that Jnua Chriat Nallr ia
the Son o( Cod and that He il
able to uve linnen. AI&. aU,
deviL~ beU..e th.t m•c:h _. are
......r about ill "T"'* --
11141 ,,..,. u .... God:'"""-... u TIN"--o1oo l>d/oee. aM INablt" (Ja-l :lt). To
....... Sc:rlpt .. oll• ;, Cluioo
-~o.-..c-.n
-16 ....., Hla. To ,.,. -Ria for -.~~oa.
~!'"''!"~~· .. .. .. • 'ln .. C9orloL,..,. ;;;;~;~-~-~ -PI ~ II -.ra .._ ... :":; ..... ~-Iii:.=----
For The
Newport Woman!
II Fuh ion Island
FERO JOHNSON relazes in his spare time by painllog
from various vantage polnts near his Corona del Mar
home. He and 5 other personalities ~~o·tll be honored
Satu rday, Jan. Z8, at the Cypress College communttr
and Americana awards night.
ALL
COM's Moon Mullins
cartoonist honored
Ca rtoontst F'erd Johnson
of Corona del Mar, who has
entertained ~enerations of
oewspaPE'r cartoon strip
readers with '·Moon Mul-
lins" and '·Te.r.as Slim •·
has been selected as ~fl
Americana award winner
by C)'Ptess College.
revived bv the S\'ndlcate arx:l
It ran until 1958; when John ~
son droppetf it to t'O(lcen-
tratt> on '·Moon." When
Willard die-d JohllSOll took
over ' Moon Mullins" as his
O""'n, with a~sistancf from
his son, Tom.
~K3tiT CLU13
,.......... Let Us
Entertain You!
Com1n I rom La!> Vf!!l<l ~
''n -~dndlopl V Show~
7 n1ghts a wet-k
s how ~ from
8 JOPM
l1ght Suppt>rS !til m •dn1ght
You've nev£'r
laughed so hard'
LAFF STOP
Mr. Johnson, 71, and 6
other personalities, lnclud-
lng authOr Leland Cooley or
LaRUna Beach, wilt oe hOnor-
ed Jan. 28 at the college's
annual communily and
Americana awa rd s nil!;hf
ceremonies.
Res.llnfo 751-7867
2122 S.E. Bristo l
Newport 8 eaC'h, C -'!lif .
llu\1 n.l.-O••nllP ( oun!y 1\•fPO<t}
A country boy who said
he got his rlrst job because
he llUfllt arouod until told
he might as well make him-
self usefUl, Mr. Johnson be-
gao cartoonlni when he was
still In school.
•
live )f (jems
IT WILL PI.Y TO CHECIC OUR PRICES
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GOLD CHAINS
John M. ThoiDpson G.G
270 E. 17IJI St., Unit U
Costa Mesa. Calif.
92627 ('714) 64S-1909
NEW STORE HOURS
STARTIN G DEC,'· T HRU DEC. 23
MON -F RI .9 A .M. TO 8 P .M.
SAT 9 .\.M. 11) ti P .M.
SUN 11 S P .M.
He won a cartoon contest
put on by the Erie, Penn,,
Dlspatch-Herald wheu t.e
was 12. A year later he
sold his tlrst cartoons to
a railroad station-agent
trade tournai. He tllen felt
he was on ··the right track.''
At 17 he began hangl.ng
around the Chicago Tribune.
Frank Willard was just
starUrti '•Moon Mullins,"
and Fertl would watch him
by the hour. One day Frank
said, "lt you are going to
hang arour.i, you might as
well make yourself useful."
Ferd began by drawiOi;
In some backgroulld and
coloring 90meSunday pa&es.
Soon, a Tribune executive p..~t
tUm to work on a Sunday
page. He sun:ested a name
chaoe:e on proposed cartoon,
It was accepted, ready to
run and then changed again.
This time It !Je<':ur.e ''Texas
SUm and Dirt; Dalton," 3
strip that ran for the oext
2 l /2 year s.
He became a Tribune color
artist, coloring '·The
Gumps, ··Winnie Winkh.•,"
and dolng illustrations and
advertisements and still
continulqg on '·Moon" 3S
Wlllartl's assistant.
lo 1929, In addition to
his work on the paper, he
was hired to teach a weekly
cartoon class at the National
Academy of Art. It wa s here
that be met his wife, Doris.
In 1940 "Texas Slim'' was
new • • HAIR & SKI~ CARE STUDIO ~
new • • ADVAt>tCED SCIENTifiC TICHHIQUIS
1111 Heh.,el ,.,.d..,c• me,.lu•••
new .. APPROACH TO PROIUm.
DAmAGID HAll
l•c•"'l'"'c\l~t •Kh "'"'cl•lc octd o,
new m.~•••ft 61141 Pol11••11
• • PaOUSSIOHAl PtamAHIHT WAVINC.
new ..
c .. tlt ••• IJotlll '•"· ahlnll,
"'"d•••t•d •••"'lu
Sh••tt••· ~•• od•!l · a11fl IJurtlt
HUCUIC HAll COlORING
Life's a little more calm
in Corona del Mar, where
Johnson, his wlfe a!ld son
11·ork on 7 Jrleas a week ever)
day of lf1e year.
And In his spare time,
just to relax, Johnson visits
spots along tht> coast where
he likes to sit and paint.
Many o! these paintings are
dlsplayerl at the Clyde Zukh
Gall en· of Fine .'rts
In Co rOna riel t.:ar.
HYPNOSIS
(Continued from Paii:e l )
That po .. ·er of sell-
hypnosis Is inborn ln us
all, Slil\'S Stan Green. '·It
has been used throughOtJt
lllsto n, Many of the Bibli-
cal referenr es to mystical
healing and mass hysteria
are better unr1erstood loda)
b)' psyc holol!lsts as pos-
sibly bel~ related to hYP·
oosls, The witch doctors Who
com·lntecl people they werf'
about to die -aDd wOO then,
r1ir1 lndt>efl die . used hyp~
nosis. If :.a per son v.·ants to
dit> :~nrl heli£>ves hf' will die,
there's a !!ood chancE' he Will
die. On the other nand, we
bt>he ve It is just as Im-
porta nt that peopll' realize
that the will to live can
keep them alive while their
bod) ti~~:hts brack against
illness.
··For a long time, people
have voalk~ into doctors'
oHic es arvl have said, In
effer t, 'here's my txxl)' -
heal if', We·ve !!:OI to start
laking mind and body to the
doctor tot!:ether, beeauselt's
obvious that the mind can
help control the body, How
much of sickness Is physi-
cal and how much mental?
Where do you draw t hf' line.,
We don't koow yet, and I
won't R\Jess. But, we're look-
in!!: hard lor the answers."
NAVY MAN FOLDEN
BACK FROM CRUISE
Navy eleelriclan's mate
flnman Timothy C. Folden,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward 0. Morgan of 1130
Santiago Drive, Dover
Shores, reeently returned
from an ertended deployment
in the Western Pacific.
He is 2 c rew member
aboard the dock larvllll8 ship
USS AnchOra~e. hOme ported
i..o San Diego. While deploy-
ed, tlis sh.ip opented as
a unit of the U.S. Seventh
Fleet. He aod his stt1pm1tes
had th& opportunity to Ylslt
Taiwan. floo( Koac, Singa-
pore. Ja01n aod the Repub~
lie ot the Pb.UtJJPhiH..
Pro -family rally is
highlight at Houston
IY lotARY 5CHiotiTZ
The real oewa from
Houston. Tens, the weeteod
of Nov. 18-21 wu tbe
SalUrday afternoon pro-
tamlly nlly.
Fifteen thotlsaDd peoplt>
packed Inside thP A&tro-
Arena, with 2,500 waltl.ng to
get Jnatde. We came from
every state In the union at
abaolutely oo expense to the
tax payers to participate Ln
t he rtrst ''tii.Uooal lamlly
da y rally." Over 500 of us
were from Ca lifornia.
We listened to sveral
pro-lamtly, pro-life, pro.
America speakers. They ln-
c ludetl Phyllls &hliiJJ y, who
spoke on ··ERA: an attad:.
o n the famil)·''; Dr. MUdrt"d
Jelfer90n, wUh ao address
on '·Ttie right to !Ue and
womanhood,'' andCvm:ress.
man Robert K. Doroa.o, W'bo
~ ve a ma~nlti<'ent, !ira matir'
at1dress eocoura~illf us to
·· L£>t your voke be hParrl
Ln Washlf\(ton." After tht>
arcua was liarkened, tht>
overcrowded, exclled aud-
Ience listened to Anita
Br yant as we viewed her
on a huge mov ie screen.
She gavt> e'lCOUraRement and
support to those present.
Seve ral musical pre.
DOt travel to HoustutJ, H•·rf'
lD Orance Count)', r-lolit' tu
5,000 proplt> att£-nrtetJ t ... o
different pro-f:11ni]\ r~lll,.!>
tht> weekel'id or Novf'mi.Jt'r
19. Almost 2,000 peoplt' W••rf'
presf'!lll at Brothe rs of St.
Patrick 1.n MidWa) CUy 1••1
a Sttturda) :lft~rnoon ,,,, m• •
Local mayors, SuPf'rViS4~r
Larry Schn•it, St<~tt-Senator
John Brtg@.s ant1 Carl
K41.rcher wert> som .. uf lttt•
speakers, Monda) .. v .. nll'll ',
some 2,800 ~tatherl'(\ :11 tllf·
At~hf>im Com·t'ullon C f>IIH·I
to rally for hu shautl~ .11~1
homt> uudt-r tht• Lorrlshlp
of Jesus Christ. A mun~ thl'
spt>likt>rs Wt>rt' Mrs. '."tr~inl.l
(C.eorve)Otis, Mrs. H,.verl1
(Tim) L.,Haye, Mrs , SJI!I
9c hir-o ) Hohrta1 awlth .. w1r•·
of former Ariz.or~o~ f'un-
Kres.!oman JtJIUJ Conlon.
These pro-famth r:llltt>S
W<:f(> the '4':1}' IJf tht· IJ':ldi·
Ilona! womPn 111 Am;:~rk3
of sa~·irw;, "No '''a~•·anthoSt·
radical an1! lrostllan ~~·omt'n
at !WY reprPs,,mt us :tll/1 1K1
wa~ do thf'lr r .. soJu.
lions rl'preSl:nt tt•E-m.qcml~
of Amt-ril'an wolll•·n." Our
rallles wer~:-;.'teat sut < ··S:.t'S
and provt> wilhCtUI :. rioul<l
that most A,nerir au worn~·n
Jove to be •·omen and !OV\·
our Am~rkan wa1 ol lilt<,
N.C.O. GRADUATE
MarinE' !ann t O I poral
Phillip J. Robinson, who:-..f'
wlte, Brenda, I~ ti1P •Looui!h·
ter of Thomas J. Sofr<~nlw
o f 2000 Pusons, Costa
MP..sa, has rM'Pntly 11 n (lu.
.ated from oon -<·ommis-
siooed of fi cer {NCO) srhool
at the M.arULt Corps HPii-
c opter Air Station, Santa
Ana. He 10ined thll Marine
Corps in June, 197 4,
NEIPOBT HAftlllR EII~CJI
PIJa.IIIED IEEXLY ·I'G.I
Jus\ br1ng us your la'>~onte
THUIISOAY. 0£C I. lt71
COIIJIIA OEI. ., CAU f;
color sl1des We'tl make as many
KODAK Color Prmts as you WISh
They're 1dea1 lor photo albums, photocubes.
or as spec1a1 g1ftS Carry el(tras tn your pocket
or purse Act now and be sure to ask us tor
Color Processmg ll KODAK ,.-------,
Cal's
Cameras
1710 NEWPORT BLVD . COSTA MESA
646 ·9383
IEITALS • SALIS • REPAIRS •
WINN'S MUSIC
lln ~-.n :'Ill WPIIA J L"lt"" :' '·•." "Af'
544-5350
t AdJ•«-nt lu fuast fr<kr,: '\j> r
semations entertained us
with patriotic anr1 religious
selections. The rally was
openet1 •lth an tm·ocatioo
b}' a BapU.!f$ minister and
c to s ed with a benediction
tw a Catholic priest. One
would think this shoulr1 be
taken for ~ranted, t.ut at
the International Women's
Year meet!~ five miles a-
wa~. an invocation was pro-
hibll('(f tor fear of of!end-
lng people. Ou r rally was a
historic gathering of people
of man}' rellglousdenomina-
llons com!~ together to give
wllncss to our bellef lo GIYl,
home anc1 eountry.
Most of us there had either
experience or read obout
our State IWY meellngs, con-
ductec1 v.·tth our tax rlollars,
:lnd were so shocked arvl
cof}('erned allout 1t1e misuse
or lht>st> dollars that we de-
Cided to -.ave this rally, The'
IWY was nothing but a front
for nrilcals dlid lesbians.
Cosmetic Surgery
Could lmpron the appearance
of your:
-~·~FACE Cilia COIIDIII
We had collected 130,000
pellUons involving four is-
suP.s: l. Pro.Lifl•; 2. oppos-
1~ the EQual f{{" hts Amelid-
ment; 3. opposlait feden.l
rtnanced child care centers;
4. opposit\1: the r1emands or
the homosexuals to teac h our
chilriren a ad to :adopt chUd-
r en. By lour! V"Oice vote, thE'
15,00 present unanimously
approV"ed these four issues
as stated in the resolution.
IOC:!IISI or '""'' SID & ......
-~·~TUllY-...... IICHS
Similar n.llles were con-
t1ucted all OV"er the country
for local people who could
NOW!
Save more
ms.
IIEIICAI SPRIIC IEDICAI. GROll
STAFFED Bl' LICEN SED "'E DICAL OOC'TO&S.
SU RGERIES P E RFORMED 8\' CERTIFIED
SU RGEONS.
fOil FUIII"HII INfOIMAfiON
547-8069
on your taxes.
Earn more on your
retirement accounts.
Benefit from the new 1977
IRA/KEOGH plans
at Laguna Federal Savings.
NEW 3-YEAR TERM CERTIFICATES
Both IRA and self-employed KEOGH account
holders can earn more on retirement sav1ngs wcth
new ?J.,% 3 -year cert1f 1c ate a ccoun ts
Compounded da1ly. these ret1rement account s
y1eld 8 06% per annum guaranteed returns
pr Ovided that no 1n terest pena1t 1es are mcurred by
early Withdrawals
PAY NO INCOME TAXES
dunng your workmg years. on your IRA and
KEOGH re11rement account depos1ts Even ta)(es
on Interest are deterred unlit you ret1re and start
w1thdraw1ng funds
..
NEW IRA SPOUSE PLAN
II you have no on ·the-JOb ret1rement benefits. now
you can open two separate lnd1v1dual Retirement
Accounts-one lor yoursell. one tor your non-
wage-earning spouse You can save 15% of your
1ncome 1n two equal accounts tor a new tax·
deductible Iota I ot $1 750 00
ACT NOWI BEFORE DECEMBER 30
to open your IRA or KEOGH account for 1977
However you can add to your IRA account until
February 14 . and to yOUf KEOGH account unhl
Apnt 15. and deduc t the ent1re amount !rom 1977
Federal and State ta)(es
"EIII'ORT HARIIOR EIISIIJI
PUILIIIEO ftfJU. Y•PC. 4
PU8L.IC NOTICE
CP.5$01
FICTITIOUS BtiSIIIESS
NAME ITATIMDT
Tllo .. u.. .........
dollc bla•l•&:~ II: T.-IWea.t
Prodlet £1p)rt CODIPQT,
Zl491 Ptdroao.M..,...YJe ..
Jo, CA1 92:67S: Robert Moore
Joruaeon, Zl4!n P1<1t010,
Mlalloa. VltJo, C A Nl'75.
This bt&I1DH1 11 eo~l·
ed by a Urnltid pettaen~
Slped: Robtort Moore JohD-
SOil.
This statemfDt wu tUed
wttll the county elnt of Or ..
:a.age C.outtr Oet. 24, 19'77,
Publt.sh: Nov. !4, Dec. 1.
a. 15, H177, to the Newport
Hubor C:nslgn. F -84214
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-93.90
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The rollowllll persons are
doing business as: K. M.
Associates, 11 00 Quail
Street, Suite 200, Newport
Beach, CalJlornia 92660: Ken
Stein, 1100 QuaU Street,
Suite 200, Newport ~ch,
CaUfornla 92660; Marvin
Meyer, 1100 Quau Street,
Suite 200, Newport Beach,
Callfomla 92:6&0,
This business Is cooduct-
ed by a general parlnershlp.
Signed: Ken Stein, Marvin
Me)'er.
This statement was r.ted
wtth the cou nty clerk o: Or.
aage County Nov. 15, 1977.
Publlsfl: Nov. 24, Dec . 1,
a, 15, 1977, tn the Newport
Harbor ERSign. F -85379
PUBLIC NOTICE
S.93491
FICTrriOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The foliOWiDC persons are
doing business as: (1 ) 11aisy
XTI As!JOClates, Ltd,,(2)DaJ-
sy XIU Associates, Lttl., (3)
Daisy XlV Associates, Ltd.,
-4120 Birch street, Suite 104,
Newport Beach, Calllornta
92660: John Konwlur, 1907
Bayadere Terrace, Corona
del Mar, CaJ lfornla 92625;
Charles J. Diamond, 1S9 S,
Bowllng Green Way, Brenr-
wood, CaJllornla 90049.
This business Is coOOuct-
ed by a limited partnership.
Signed: John Konwiser/
Charles J. Dl.amood.
Thts statement was filed
with tfle (·ounty clerk of Or-
ange County Nov, 1~, 1977.
Publish: Nov, 24, Dec. I,
8, 15, 1977, to the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -85380
P U BLI C NOT ICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing Wslness as: LaNore's
Antiques, 1125 VI ctoria,
Costa Mesa, CA. 926Z7 : La
Nore M. Mc Kenzie, 9682
Olympic Dr., Hantlngton
Beach, Ca. 92646; R. Bruce
Mc Kenzle, 9682 Olympic
Dr., Huntington Beach, Ca.
92646.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a limited partnership,
Signed: La Nor e M. Mc Ken -
zie.
This staten.ent was flied
with the county clerk or Ur-
aoge County Nov. 16, 1977,
Publish: Nov. 24, Der. 1,
a, 15, 1977, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensitn. f .8~58-t
P U BL I C N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEM ENT
The following persons are
doing rustness as: The Ma gic
Needles, 24411 Osprey, El
Toro, Cal. 92630: Lae Lonnie
T. Mlng, 24411 Osprey, El
Toro, Calif, 92630; Patricia
A, Fablng, 23342 !AIM
Meu, El Toro, Calif. 92630.
This bus iness Is conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Sl(oed: Lae Lonrue T. Mlng,
Patrlcla A. Fablng.
This statement wa s flied
wltb tbe county clerk of Or.
&llge County Nov, 16, 1977.
Publish: Nov. 24, Dec. I,
a, 15, 1977, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F .a5536
P U BLI C NOT IC E
STATEMENT OF ABAN-
DONMENT OF lTSE OF FIC-
TITIOUS BUSllfESS NAME
The tollowinc 1)68006
l&Ye abl.hdooed the use ot
the business fllme: Mlng En-
terprise, 24411 Osprey, El
Toro, CaJU. ~630. Tht Flc-
Uttous Business Name re-
ferred to aboYe was flied ln
o...,.e Coaatyoa9-15 ~1977.
Lae u..te T. MJ.ac, Zf.lll
~r17, £1 Toro, CllU.
1:11», DoiiM Mlddern. una O.at w:eu. ElToro,
CoiJL .uo; Patrlcl> f•I>--. zss.u lllao M,.r, Et
Toro1 Clllll. IIUO.
TJU '""*su wu COD--"' • .-m part. ............ lA Lomle
T • .lllltJ, hlrtcll A. fob-
~~~~~~~ ... , ....... rutd ..... _,..-.,Or-"'f c.-....... Jrrl.
8"¢ ........ .,.. ••
t. II, Jrri, II .. ~
•-'MilL r.-.
,. ...... ~#,.,. •• ~-,.,. -.. ........... ,._
lWRSDAY, DEC. I, lf17
CO NliiA DEL MAR, CAll F.
PUBL.IC foi.OTIC:f:
n:TITIOUI BIISUIISS
MAIII STATI!JIBII'f
Tbe JollowiAI( ponoo I>
doloe Ill'"-""' II JUII
So ~. 11011 SlrJplrl<
Circle, lrvi.DI 9Zfl4: Pat-
ricia t..M, 1901 Yacht En~
cbt.Dtrta.s, Newport Bch,, cat.aeeo.
This baalDtSS ls conducted
by an lDd.lvtda.J. SJcoed:
Patrtcla Lee.
Thts statement was tiled
wUh tbe county clerk of Or.
ange Couoty Nov. a, 1977 ,
Publlsb: De<:. 1, 8, 15,
22, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Enslen. F -85100
P U BLI C N O TI C E
S-9342~
FICTITIOUS BUSrNESS
NAME STo\TEMENT
The followl01 persons are
doing buslDess u: St. Clair
Promotions, 915 Bellis,
Newport Beach, California
i2660: AUaa Lobel, 5130
Tt~rntree; Irvine, CaJ -
lforoit 92715; Seymour
Lobel, 915 Bellis, Newport
Beach, California 92660.
Thls buslness Is conducted
by a gepo::.J partnerstllp.
Slgnet1; Allan Lobel.
"'ills statement was fli ed
·.tlth the county cif"rk of Ors
aage County Nov , 4, 19'17.
Publish: Nov. 17 ,24, Dec.
t, 8, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Enslgn. F -84960
PUBLIC N OTI C E
S-93431
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEW:ENT
The following person is
dolng business as: Wedge-
wood Post aad Glass Co.,
111 Dlamond AVe,, New-
port Beach, CA. 92662: R.
Paul Esnard, 117 RuUy, Ba l-
boa Island, CA. 92662.
This t.uslness Is conduct-
ed Uy an· lndJvidual. Sl~tned:
P. Paul Esnard.
Thts stater:1eot was Hied
wtth tfle county clerk of Or.
ange Count)· Nov. 4, 19'17.
Publish: Nov. 17, 24, Dec.
1, B, 1977 , In tl1e Ne...,-port
Harbor Ensign. F -84893
PU BL IC NO T I CE
Ss93450
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST.'.TEMENT
The following persons are
doing bu slnE'ss as: Park Lido
Building Co., 660 Newport
Center Drive, Suite 1220,
Newport Beach, Calllornla
92660: William S. Messens
ger and Phyllis M. Messen-
ger 1975 Trusts, Marshall
L. McDaniel, Trustee, 2230
Eas t Emperial ~lghway,
Suite lll, El Segundo, Calt-
forllla 90245; William L.
G eobegan aM Lucretla C.
Geohegan 1975 Trusts,lAar-
shall L. McDaniel, Trustee,
2230 East Imperial IUgh.
way, Suite Ill, El Segundo,
California 90245; Ha rold E.
Geohegan, 1423 East Broad-
way, Glendale, California
91205.
Th is bu siness Is conduct ed
by a gene ral partnership,
Signed: Mar shall L. Mcs
Daniel.
This statement was tiled
wit h the county clerk or Or -
ange Count}· Nov. 4, 19'77.
Publish: Nov. 17, 24, Dec.
1, B, 1977 , In the Newport
Harbor Ensl~n. F -84895
P U B L I C N O T ICE
S-93452
FiCTITIOlTS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following perSOW> are
doing business as: Murphy
Avern.1e Partnershlp, Suite
620, 610 Newport Center
Drive, Newport Beach, Ca.
92660: Richard D. Jones,
1950 Port Edward Place,
Newport Beach, Ca. 92660;
C. Thomas Mallos, 1428
Sandcastle Drive, Corona del
Mar, Ca. 92625.
This Wsloess Is conducted
by a general partnership,
Signed: Richard D. Jones.
This statement was tiled
wtth the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 7, 19'77.
Publtsh: Nov. 17, 2•, Cec,
1, 8, 1977, to the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -85027
P U BLIC NOTI C E
S-935Z9
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAWE STATEMENT
Tbe followtDJ person Is
dot.Dc t.JI.nesaaa: Montgom-
ery Rallch Auoelates, 4350
Yon Karman AYet'lut, Suite
HO, Newport PH.ch, CaiU-
onta a%660: Howard, How-
ud It Barnard. lac •• Gtael'tl
Put.Dir, uso Voa Karmu
At'tnue, S.lte HO, Newport
Boacll, Cllll>-aeeo.
Tlll>boal_la_
b)' 1 U..u.J -I"IIIIIP.
lipid: -rt w. llowUII, ... -..,..
nta --lllod .... ... -...... ol Or-.... Caoooly llor. II, ltrl.
-llor. u. Doc. I, 1, 11, sm, 1.1 a. M'ftPOrt
lllrllor blip. f ··7JO
PUBLIC NOTI C E
S.914i$
FICTITIOUI BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEIIEHT
Tile lbUOIIfiiiC PtriOD Ll
doi.IIC tu.ioen as: P£Z,
Ltd., 1201 Don Street. Stllte
570, Newport Btteb, c ••
92660: Lawrence E. Peter-
aoa_ Jr., a Wladwood, lr-
Yine, CallfornJI 9!114.
This business lJ cooductil!d
by a Umlted ~rtoersbtp.
'Slgoed: Lawrence E. Peter-
soc., Jr., General Partoer.
This statement was flltd
with the county cltrk of Or -
ange County Nov, 9, 1977.
Publis h: Nov . 17, 24, Dec.
1, a. 1977, In the Newport
Harbor. Ensign. F -a51a5
P U BL IC NOT ICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
SU.PER10R COURT OF THt:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE
No, A-93109
Estate of ELIZABETH
UP't'ON, Deceased.
NOTICE lS HEREBY GlVs
EN to the cnditors of tfle
above namecl decedent that
all persons having claims
against the said decedent
are required to rue them,
with the necessary vouc h-
ers, In the office of the
clerk of the above entitled
court, or to present them,
with the necessary vouc h-
ers, to the und ersigned at
the office or his attorneys,
Keene and Dlon, Newport
Arches Marina BuUd~,
3333 W. Coast Highway, Suite
401, Newport Beach, CalU-
ornla 92663, which is the
place or rosiness of the un-
dersigned in all matters per-
taining to the estate or sttct
decedent, with in tour months
alter the first pUblication
trl thts notice,
Dated: November 14, 1977.
Galvin R. Keene, E1ecutor
of the WUJ of the above
named decedent.
Keene and Dlon, Attorneys
at Law, Newporl Arc t!es Ma-
rlna Bldg., 33 33 W, Coast
Highway, Suite 401, Newport
Beach, Calllornla 92663; tel.
·ephooe: (714 ) 645-4044, At-
toroeys fo r Executor.
Publish: Nov. 17, 24, Dec,
1, B, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign.
P U BL IC N OTICE
S-'JJH2
FICTITIOL:S Bt.:SJKESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tollo.,dng person ts
doing OOs tness a.s: Martin
Al r, 19331 .'-lrport Way
South, Santa ,I na , Calltor-
nla 92707: Martin A\·latlon,
Inc., a Ca\Hornia rorporas
lion, 19331 Airpo rt Wa}·
Sout h, Santa Ana , Califor-
nia 92707,
This b.Jslness Is coorluct-
ect by a rorporatlon,
Corporat!ou Na me: Mar-
t in Av iation, In~·., Richard
F. Fontaine, Pres ident.
This state ment wa s tiled
with !h~ rounl}' clerk of Cr-
ance County Sov, 10, 1977.
Pu iJIIsh: ~ov . 17, 24, Dec,
1, 8, 19'7i, In the Newporl
Harbor Ensign. F -85288
PU B LIC N OTIC E
S-93432
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The tollowln~o: persons are
doing IJus ineass as: The
Flower Factory, 9592 HA m-
Ilton, Hunt~on Beach, Cas
lit 92646: Te rry w. Ashhty,
17680 San Simeon, Fountain
Valley, Calif. 92708; Harree
Siler, 17680 ~an Simeon,
Fountam Va He)·, Cal , 9270a.
This Wslness I~ conduct.
ed Ly a Hm lte<1 partnership.
Signed: Terry W. As hley,
This state menl was filed
with the c-ounty clerk of Or-
a~e County Nov. 9, 1977.
Publish; Nov, 17, 24, Dec.
1, 8, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ens4!:n. F -85144
P U·BLIC N O TIC E
S-q342S
FICTITIOUS BUSINF'.SS
NAME STATEMENT
The [ollowlng persons are
dofn& WsUK!ss as: Lorna
Ranch Homes, 2082 Buslnea.s
Center Dr ive, Sutte 155 , Irs
vine, CA 92715: .... Yellow
Brick Roact-BuUiJlng Coms
pa.ny, Ltd., 2082 Business
Center Dr., Ste. 155, Irvine,
C A 9Z715; Rolland J. Col.
!Ins, 3-4 Dahlia Street. Cor-
ona del Mar, CA 9Z625; ibl~
lltf C. Wuod, 2001 Port
Rams~:.ti!' Place, Newport
B*aCh, C A 9:660.
Thta Wslntss Is oordict-
ed by a t~;enenl partuershlp.
SJc;Hd: Merrlll A. Molts,
Jr., Prnldtot of Yellow
Brick llold BuUdlDC c om.
puy, Ltd.
Thll ltatttndl ••• ruert
wltll the couat)' ctert of Or.
up COIIIJ Hot, 4, 1t17,
AttDuey or Bukof AceM: a... J. FlldmU. Ultl
L1mbort lit, El tfo'"!'L CA tzao, ~t~o~>~>oao 11vt61·
Uti.
Plblllll: Mor. 11, U, Dec.
!.r !· 1m, "' tllo 11-.ct IWIIOr EDiicL f-
P48LIC ,NQTIC~
s.mst
PICTI'fJOIJS IIU8Ilt£SS
MAME STATEMENT
The foUowlle pe:raou an
dol'l bol ...... u: Sl_...
Propentn Phi .. ho. 4350
Voa Karmao AYthe, Suite
350. N....,.rt lltlcb, Call.
torata NMC: Jamt~ ll Blnm, sou: Graode v~~ea.
Lapoa Niguel, CllltoroJa
928'77; Robert W. Howald,
2a21 Harbor VIew Drive,
Coroaa del Mar, CaJiforP.Ia
92625: wuuam A. Honrd,
4621 Gorf\am Drlve, CoroM
del Mar, Calltomla 92625;
Fred B. Huesmu, 114 Soutn
June Street, Lo5 Anceles,
Calllornll 9\)004; JOhn A..
Wisdom, 2275 Sherwood
Road, San Martoo, CaJlfornia
911 08; Kerry Patterson. In-
corponted, 1ZOI6 Wilshire
Boulevard, Los AOKeles,
California 90025.
Tl\ls business Is cooduC'ted
by a general -p3rtnership.
Sll::nad: Robert W, Howard,
This statement was filed
wttfl the c,ounty clerk of Ors
ange Count f Nov( 23, 1977.
Publish: Dec. l, 8, IS,
.22, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -85987
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The followlng persons are
doing b.Jslness as: Stlver
Fox Photo, 226 Onyx, Bi.tboa
Island. Ca, 92662: Richard
D. Jones, 2.26 Onyx, Balboa
Island, Ca. 92662; Shauna L.
Hartmann, 226 On}·:r, Balboa
Island, Ca. 92662.
Tills business Is conducted
by a general partnership.
Signed: Richard D. Jones.
This statement w:~.s 'IJled
vdth lhe COUDI:}' clerk of Ors
ange County Nov. 28, 1977,
Publish: ~-I, B, IS,
22, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Eosl.gn. F -86047
P U BLIC N O TI C E
S-93561
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME Sl ATEMENT
The following person is
r!oiD~t-business as: Com-
rnerr enter ExPr usultes,
3990 Westerly Place, Suite
140, Newport Beach, Ca.
92660: Cynthia D. Mathews,
23036 Cecilia, Mi ssion Vie-
jo, Ca. !:12675,
This Wsiness Is conducted
t.Jy a limited partnership.
Sig ned: Cynthia D. Mathews.
This s tatement ~·as riled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 2.3, 1977,
Fnnk M. Moore, Attorney
al Law, 4085 Long Beach
Boulevarr!, Long Beach, Ca.
90807.
Pu bliSh: Dec. l, 8, 15,
22, 1977, In the Newport
HarLot Ens ign. Fs85979
P U B LIC NOT I C E
A-93544
SUPERIOR COURT
OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF ORASGE
Or der to Show Cause
For Change of Name
Benson Jonas Lu (minor )
has tued a petttion 1n this
court for an order allow!~
petltlooer to change his name
from Benson Jonas Lu to
Brandon Jooas Lu ,
It is hereby ordered that
all persons Interested ln the
matter aforesaid appear be-
fore this court In Department
No, 3 at 700 ClYte Center
Drive West, Santa Ana, Cal-
UorDla, on Dec. 13, 19'17, at
11:00 o'clock a.m., and then
and there sht.w cause, U any
they M.ve, why said petition
for changeofnameshouldoot
be granted.
It is 1\Jrther ordered that
a copy of this order to show
cause be published In New-
port Enslen, a u.,spaper of
~eoeral clreula.Uon, publilhs
ed In thla county at least
ooce a week for four con-
secutive weeks prior to the
day of said bear101.
Otted: Nov. 3, 19'77.
Lester Van Tatenbove
Judge of the &lperior Court
PubUsh: Noy. 17, Z4, Dec.
1, 8, urn, 1n the Newport
Harbor Ensign.
P U BLIC NO.TICE
PUBL.IC HOTICI! ··-FJ:JJIIIUI8U8Uf188
IIAMIITATIMIHT
Tile ................ ...
<IOtll ....... u: , ...... ,
Pa-..., WO Voo Kar-
Ay-, S.lte 150, M"POrt
Btaeb, CIIIUorlla 11610:
~ M. Bl!Wfd. G-r. at P.-r, 1100 Wool Bt7
Avuu.e, Balboe, CaiUonll
9Zm: -rt w. Honrct,
Geoeral Putner, 28!1 Har-
bor View Drl•e, Corooa del
War, CIIUon.la 926,25; WU.
Uam A. Howard, GeDtral
Partuer 4621 Gorham
Drive, Corooa del Mar,Cai-
Lfornla 9262:5.
Thi.J ba1intu Is coldlct-
ed by a limited partnershlp.
SC,ned: Robert W. rtowlrd,
General Partner.
ThiB statement was nted
with the county ct,rk of Or·
aoce County Nov. 18, 1977.
Publish: Nov. 24, De<-. 1,
8, 15, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F s85729
PUBLIC N.OTICE
STATEMENT OF ABAN-
OONMENT OF USE OF FIC -
TITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
The tollowtng persons
have abandoned the use ol
the ficUUous business name,
Sylvia G. HochmanaDI1Susao
B. Hochman, DBA Mariner's
Coffee Shop, at 2606 Avon
Street, Newport Beach, Cal-
Ifornia, 92663. The fictlUoos 1
Wslness name referred 10
above was filed in Orange
County on June 2, 1976.
Svlvla G. horhman. 246a Na .
poll Way, Costa Mesa, cam.
92627; Susan B. Horhmao.
2468 Napoli Way, Costa Me-
sa, Caur. 9Z627 .
This huslness was ('OQ·
ctuctecl b\' a Partnership.
Signed: Susan B. Hochman.
Publish: Dec. 1, a, 15,
22, 197'7, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -57114
PUBLIC NOTICE
Ss93544
FICTrrtOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE MEriT
The tollowl~ person Is
rtoing Luslne5s as: LagUna
Properties, a llmilec1 part-
ners~ip, 29602 Oeervale
Circ-le, Laguna NigUel. Ca.
92677 : Arthur Harry Nelson,
29602 Deervale Cirr.le, La-
guna Niguel, Ca. 92677.
This business Is conductf'd
b}' :o llmlted partnership.
Signed: Arthur Harry ~el
•on.
This statement wu Wed
with tbe count) d l'tk. ot Or-
aogl! County Nov. 23. 1977.
Publl.sh: Ope, 11 8, 15,
22, 1977, In tht Newport
Harbor Ensign. F .85951
PUBL IC N OTIC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMEN'!'
The follow!~ person ,Is
doing IA~slness as: Rocky's,
9Sl S. Knott St., Anaheim,
Calif, 92608: Great Gatsby
Inc., CaUf. ('Orporation, 95 1
S. Knott St., Anaheim, Calif.
92608.
This Wsloess Is conducted
by a corporation.
Corporation Name: Great
Gatsby loc,, Lenard E. Cole-
by, pres.
This statement was liled
with the counry derk of Or-
ange County Nov. 25, 1977.
Publish: :lee, 1, 8, IS,
22, 19'77, In the Newport
Harbor Ensta:n. F -85997
PUBLIC NOTI CE'·
Ss93~5 1
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The rollowl..ng person is
doing business as: Viua El
Toro Pet Center, 23352 El
Toro Rd., El Toro, Calli.:
Y Ula. Mar-jo Corporation of
Callltlrnt.a, 1723 Graat Au.
n.ue, Redondo Beach, Ca.
90278,
This Wsioess is cooducted
by a corpontioa.
Corponttoo Name: Vllla
Mar-Jo Cor.
This atatemeol wu flled
with the c::owaty elert of Or.
uce Coaoty HoY. 18. 1977.
qtPu.bllab: Dec, · 1, 8, 15,
2t, 1977, ID th• Newport
Harbor Eostp. F -85717
nc rnlllUIIIIIIUtas
IIAMI ftATIMIJrT
Tto. .......... _ll doMe twtrx,Ul TIM c,..,., CoapeiJ, 'htGn-.,...,.co-,lloo.a.liiPI
PbullibUa Co., llrf-G Alt.
... , ........ CoRa 11 ....
CA mze, J. H. Gr ... rr
• Compuy, IDc., CaJ1Jon1a
c:orponUon, 3181 ..C Alrny
AtiDIIt. Colli ..... , CA
9%12&.
TtlU Wllnu:J 11 CODdu('t·
fod by a corpontioG.
CorponUon Name: J. H.
GrecotJ &. Comp.t.Dy, loc,,
Mlcbtel J, Burke floaDCe
Officer (Secretary~ of Cor-
pontion.
Tbll atatemerat wu filed
with the county C'lerk or or.
a.oce County No•. 9, 197'1'.
Publlsh: Nov. 24, O.C. 1,
a, 15, 19'77, tn the Newport
Harbor Enat1n. F .as \51
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITJOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following periiODI are
dOing business as: American
FE-atures Enterprise, 29222
Balloch St., Lagun1 Niguel,
· Ca. 92677: Cui Harden,
29222 Ba.Uoch St., LICUDI.
Ni«Uel. CL 9Z677; Dorothy
L. Harden, 2922! Balloch st ..
Laguna Niguel, Ca. 92677.
This business is conducted
by a general partaershtp.
Signed: Carl Harrltn..
This statement was llled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 21, 1977.
Publish: Nov, 24, Dec. 1,
a, 15, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F .85834.
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-93449
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tollowl,rijc persons are
doing bUsiness as: Riverside
Properties, a Ltd. Partner·
ship, 29602 DeervaleCirciP,
La~na Niguel, Ca., 92677:
Arthur H. Nelso!l, 29602
Deervale Circle, Laguna Nls
guel, Ca. 92677; Robert Dean
Jackson, 3450 Sawtelle
Blvd., Apt. 34a, Los Anceles,
Ca. 90066.
This business Is conducted
b)' a limited partnership.
Signed: Arttltlr H. Nelson.
This statement was fUed
with the county clerk of Qr.
ange Count)' Nov. 7, 1977.
PubliSh: Nov. 17, 24, Dec.
1, a, 1977, In the Newport
Ha rbor Ensign. F -a5029
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-93531
f'ICTITIOUS BUSJN ESS
NAI"E STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing Wslness as: Monte-
bello Associates, 4350 Von
Karman Avewe, Suite 350,
Newpo rt Beacb, CaJUorn1a
92660: freewill )" Partners, a
limited partnership, General
Partner, 43!10 Von Karman
Avenue, Suite 350, Newport
Beach, California 92660;
Moran ProP~!rties Monte-
bello, a limited partnership,
General Partner, 1011 South
Fremont Avefl.le, AU1amLra,
Callfomia 91802.
This busloess Is conducted
by a genenl partnership,
Signed: Robert w. Howard.
General Partner of Free-
way Partners,
This statemert was filed
with the county c lerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 18. 1977,
Publish: NoY, 24, Dec::, 1,
a. 15, 1977, In tile Newport
Harbor Ensign. F ·85'1'28
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
F'OR THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE
No. A-93581
Estate ut KATHRYN
JULIA QUAN, alao k.DOWD
aa KATHRYN J. QUAM and
KATHRYN QUAN, Otctutd.
NOTICE II HEREBY
GlVEN to the tredlton of
the above Dlmtd dtetdeGt
that all pt:tiOU MYIDI
clalma aplntt tbe said de·
cedtat are requlnd to rue
tbem, wtth tbe atenary
YOUchers, Ia the otnce oltbt
cl.rk of tbt aboYe eattU-.t
PUBLIC N.OTIC£ eourt, Or to phMIII tbtm, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS with the aeet~~~.ry YOaeb-
~U8LIC NOTICe
PlCTITIDUIIIUIJII-
MAMIITATIMEJtT
Tllo , ...................
~ 'Wt1111 u: L._ ·WPi latorloro, Uti E.
Cout HwJ .. toroaadiUiar,
CoiJL -: Jou Lt 8oo c, ... ~ U:tl A.aoru Rd ••
L-lflpot. CliU. urn. T ... -,.-1.
td by •• Loctt•Idlal. S'-otd:
Jou Le Boa C•.acros.
Tbla .tatem•at wu flied
•ttfl tbe eoaty clerk of Or·
Q(8 CouMJ HoY. 140 1~7.
P.blteh! Hov. 14, Dec:. 1, a, 15, lt77, ln the Newport
HarfJor Entittn. F. a5309 . .
PUBLIC NOTtC'E
FICTITIOUS BUSIItESS
NAil£ STATEMENT
T.be foUowt~ person Ia
dolnl: butiDtu as: Pets For
Less. 18120 Broolthurst,
Salle 57, Foontai.D Valley
92'708: Jo CarrhJr, 1U02
Shirley. Westmtnst~r. ca.
This b.ISIMiSia (.·ooducted
by 10 lodtvt~al. 'SI~ned:
Jo Carrln.
Thls statement was ftttd
wtth lbe eouat)' clerk of Or-
•nge County Nov, 25, 1977.
Pubtlsh: Dec. '· 8, 15,
22, 19'77. tu IIHt l-iewport
Harbor Ensittn. F' .85999
PUBLiC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME S't'ATEMENT
Tilt lollowtnc Jl@rsons are
doing business as: P 11 R
Enterprises, 9252 Garden
Grove Blvd~. t4, Ganten
Grove, Ca. 92644: Steven
Boyd Rudolph, 27231 Jars
dl.nn, Mission VIejo, Caltf.
92 67!i; Davhl KeJI)· Preston,
13063 C:tsa Linda, Apt. 35E,
Gardeu Grove, C;~llf. 92644,
This IJustr.ess ls condu('ted
by a &l>Deral partnership,
Signed: Steve RudOlph.
This statement was filed
•Uh the ('ounty derk or Or-
alij!.P County Nov. 30, 1977,
PuiJilsh; 0('(', 8. l!i, 22,
29, 1977, Jn the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F s861SO
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-935aa
FICTITIOUS BUSU~l::SS
NAME STATEMENT·
The follOwing persons are
doing tusiness as: Dude-
hlscue Music, nao Santa
Elena Or .,"Buena Park, Ca.
90620: Debonh Rose Nova IL.,
16631 Arbor Circle, Hunt-
Ington Beac-h, Ca. 92646;
Daniel LJpwf'llyn Morgan.
7380 Santa Elena Cr., Bu"ua
Park, Ca. !)()620.
This bu5lness is conducted
by ..1 limited partners;llp._
Signed: Danae! Llt>weiJ~·n
Morpn.
This statement was rtiP<I
with the county clerk of Or-
a~e Count~· 0('(". l, 1 '¥1 7.
Publish: Dtoc . 8, 15, 22.
Z9, I 977, in tfle ~ewport
HarLor Ensign. F -862'78
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-93598
FICTITIOUS BUS!NE:5S
NAME STATEMENT
The followtnc person is
doin~ tJ.aaiDeu as: Fisher-
mana Loek•r, 34320 Par lfk
Coast Hwy., Dana Point,
CalU. 92629: Robert Peter
Steffen, 26931 Calle Maria,
Capistrano Beac11. Calif.
92624.
This busllutss ls conductf'd
by an lodlvldual. Signed:
Robert P. steffeo.
This statemnt n.s IUed
with the county derk ol Ots
all(e County Nov. 30j 1977,
Publish: Dec. 8, 15. 22,
29, 1977, in the Npwport
Harbor Ensten: F -S616S
S-9:579
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME S'J'A.TEMENT
Th• followtac JWrson Is
doln( buSIDell as: 8 ' D
Warlne. S462! Calle-Nar
Aajs., Capistrano Beach.
C&.IUonia 9Z6Z4: Bruce E.
Nescher, iiiZ RIIPOSido, l.a
Habn Hetpta, CaJUOrala,
This bUslDeu lS eoftducted
by to IDdl•l .. l. Slptd,
Bruce E. Nncber.
Tllla ttatemeat wu ttled
wltb tbe eouoty clerk of Or-
tnttt Coolly No•. u. 18'77.
Plblbb: Dec. I, 15, U,
&9, 197?, 1a 1M Nnport
Htrbor '-icr.. F -16Cl55 NAME STATEMENT S-91448 era, to tbt aDdllrs&aDtd at
The followlnc penons are FICmJOUS BUSINESS tht ofttcet: ot Harwood ._ PUBLIC NOTICE
dolntt ... .-as: Ape• Sop. NAIIE STATEMENT Ad"'-$50 N....,.rt CM· S-HIH
ply CompanJ, 2865 E. Coalt The toUo•LDc penou t.H ter Drl'l8, Qllte 100, l(ew. rtc1'11'10US BUSJlfESS
H•y., Suite 1208, Coro• dolDC t.aiDta as: EUIDon port Beach, Calli»I'DIIr. KAME STATEMENT
del War, Cal, 92$25: J~ma P~ a Ltd. PutDir· wblell 11 hie plact of tul-Tbllollowblt penoa~ate
Holland. 102 Scbol& PI, tblp, 1-Doon ... CI6cl.. -of 1bo _,._. 1o doiJic boll-• u: Pla1
Nt ..... rt lltleii,Callt. t!MS; L..-Mlcwl, CL tun: all .. -. portalllllto... BaM, .. II Ct-Roll,
Mll•ta 8rowo, 111$45 Stier. A-r ll ft.._ --lool_doe __ wllll-TMIIo, CoiJL -~-
cmlloo 9•1:!:, '!."!!!'.· 1!!"!*-•r Dotrn1 c'"L~ ~,1110• 11 --an.rlllollnl 1. e-. I fiSt -...
• _, -... -. -·-' ... ' _,, --• --ol l1oll -· Drt••· -tltiPII. 20ZOl o.uta, WoMJaM Met ..... ~~, U Aft. 14. fJ.. LOUTTA KLYif, Ae.ll-CaiU 111-· • ~ l
M-• ~.O C -u 0 ... -• HUla, CaW. n-: Mk-Y.-lce. aUf. I; M 1atr'llll' wta tile WUI A. ....... , liTH ......... s. c.-r, au Lotblar. llodpr:'!; D -u. u, -., ao -., ... om.,, -laid 8......_
Coroa dol-· Col,-· Y-, IIIII. -l. --... II I CIIJI. ll1 •• niatwiN" .. I~• .. -... ftlabetf 11Ja I fl.., J)()IU.LD ~ IUJIWIOOD. nllhtsn .. •lll:tMI
"'• _.t ... -•"· "' • -...-••· ...., uawooo • -· 11r .. tz n 1 • ...-·~ )lle'ull. ~. .... ·-I. .. _ 1011, t.o. ... '"'· --~-.. -· . nta •t ••• wu IIW ,_ *I••• ftl .... port ._.,.CA .... Mt-TM1 •211 til: wu lied •lllllllo-elerllaiOr·/-.. _.._ifOr· "till, •• .,.,. 1w ,..,..._ ,.... .. ...,_afOr •
.... c.-y llor. If. lrrl. -c.-y .... 7, lrrl. --.. tz L . c..rr Doe. 1. 1m -Dee. I, I, II, IV 'tb .... 1'1, U. Die. pz-Doc. 1, U, .. Doo 1, II ..;
D, 1rr111, ~ lo ... "r-' j{,l-1, l'!f•. II .. "--p 11, lrrl, 11 ao p1 ,111 .. II ia. ...:... -=•· ..,. 4'L •--._....., .._ r.-
I
PUBLIC NOTI(lE
S.t:IUO
FICTITIOUI BUSIIIIBI
"AME S"a·ATEIIEHT
Tbt lolJowtlt; Pt...,.. In
doiJI« Mtllltl at: ArU
lantU Tndloe Co •• Ltd.,
u21 u..-., •. , co.. M-. CliiiD-tMrl:
Oscar Ktl:llbtu, ISIM Boll
WoJ, Marlol Dol Rty, Cllll.
90291; H. Saa63rd Gr...._
berc. UZ'71 S. AUaotic Au.,
L)'UWOOCI. Cllll. 9021!.
This bu11Dtss 1a coaducted
b)' a ceoenl partDersblp.
Stcned: Otcar KeNsbl.aa.
Thls statement wu rt.led
with tbe county clerk ol Or-
a01e Cuuaty No•. 15, 19'17.
PuhU.th : Nov. u. Dec. 1,
8, 15. l!J'77, ln the Newport
tlarbor Ens~.«n. r .asut
PUBt:..IC NOTICE
S~93535
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE: OF CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY Of
ORANGE
No. A-93737
NOTICE 0:.' HEARING
. OF PETITION FOR PRO-
BATE OF WILL AND FOR
LETTERS TEST AMENT-
ARY
Estate or MAE L. LUS-
TIG, also known as MAE
LENORA I USTIG, and as
LENORE MAE LUSTIG, De~
ceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GI-
VEN that EDWIN J. HYMAN
AND ROBERT M, MILLER
has filed herein a petition
lor Prol»te of Will and for
lssuan('e of Lett~rs Testa-
mental)', reference tc wbtch
1s made for 1\Jrther partlcu-
l:t rs , aDd that the time and
p!a('e of hearing the sam• has
loet•n set for Dec, 13, 19771
11 10:00 a.m., In th,. court-
room or Department No, 3
•I said c-ourt, at 700 Civic
f •·nl~r Drhe WPst, In tht>
C1t1 ofSant.aAu,Calllornla.
l>atec:1 Nov. 21, 19'77
William E. StJohn, Counl.}'
Clerk
Rohert L. Mlll~r. 1930
Wils hire R!vtf., 111809, Los
Af'lt!eles, Ca. 90057, 213-
484 -8680, Attorney for: pe-
tllioner,
Publish: Nov. 24, iJec 1,
8, 1977, In tf.e Ne1tport Hats
tJor Enstc.n,
P U BLI C NO T ICE
S-93446
FTC. TITIOIJS BUSIN ES::>
~AME STATEMENT
The followh'l& 'person Is
dolDB tJusuless as: P1ctn.(:
Painters, Z9712 Prato a Cr.,
Laguna Niguel, Ca. 926'77:
Robert DeMis Kopenheter,
29712 Preston Dr., L<aguna
Niguel, Ca. 92677,
This bus!MSS Is Co.rwtucted
IJ~ an Individual. Sl!o(ntd:
Robert Dennis Kopenbefer.
This statPment was nted
with thP count)· rlerk of Ors
angft Count~· Nov. 9, 1977.
Publish: Nov. 17, 24, Dee.
I, 8, 1971, In the Newport
Harhor Ens~n. F -aSt86
PUBLIC NO T IC E
FJCT(TlOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The fotlowlllf: persoo Is
tlolng Wsioess as: SamPiiJOfl
Ente-rprises, 2379 Santa Ana
Ave., Costa Mesa . 9ZG27:
Charles Martin Sampson,
2379 S11nta Ana Ave., Com
Mesa, Ca. 926Z7.
Thls business Is conducted
IJ~· an Individual. S~ned:
Cha rles Martin Sampson.
This atatement •u Rled
v:lth the count)' df'rk of Or-
an.:t> Count y Nov. 25, 1977.
Publt.sh: Dec. 1, a, 1s,
22 , 1977, In the Newport
tl.arbor Enslta. f -a~998
PUBLIC NOTI CE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAIIE STATEMENT
The following periOD 11
dolO( balirwtll 11: The
Staroer Compu.y • Realtors
' Qallders, 180 •• E" New-
port CeU•r Dr., N"'PC)rt
BHcb, Cal, 92660: F'rtd-
erlclr: Darrell stame1, tan
Port Tlllla. N....,.rt Boatll,
Cal. 92160.
Till> IIIIIM<sl>-td
by 10 ladl,~. Slptd:
rredlrlek Darhll stanea.
Tllll atat.rntat na flltd
wtba the couaty elert of Or-
aace c.-, Hot. 14, am.
hblla: MO'f. 1 '1', !4, Dte.
I, I, 19'77, lA tiM llt"1'0rt
Hartlor Eaotco. f .ISM\
P.UBLIC NO'TICII~
fiCTlnOOS BIISUIESS
MAllE STATEMENT
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"UeLIC NOTICe '
OIIIIIIWICIIIO. 1751
All ~ANC E OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AM£IIDIJIQ CHAFTER 5.04;
SECTIOHS 5,01,010 AND 5,.
OI.DIO; AND ADDUtO SEC.
'"TIOJIS 5.01.021 AND >.01 ••
024 TO THE NEWPORT
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
TO PROVIDE FOR THE
COLLECTION OF A GROSS
RECEIPTS TAX, ESTAB.
LISHING A MINIMUM TAX
AND OPTIONAL METHOD
OF DETERMINING TAX; TO
BECOME EFFECTIVE UP ...
ON ITS DATE OF AOOP.
TION AS A.N ORDINANCE
FlXINC THERATEOFTAX-
ATION
The City Council of the
CUy of Newporl Beach DOES
ORDAIN .ts follvWs:
SECTION t. Chapter 5.04
or the Ne-.·port Beach
Municipal Co•lf· 1.!1 amended
ln Its entlrt>l v to read as
follows:
'·CHAPTER 5,04
GENERAL 1-'ROVtsiONS
SECTIONS:
5,04,010 Definitions
5.04.020 License and Tax
Payment, and Flngar-
printi~ r-ee Requlre-
m~ls
5,04,025 Waiver
5.04.030 Br:lllch Establish-
ments and Separate Busi-
nesses
5.1W.040 Evlden('e of Dolng
Business
5.04.050 Constitutional Ap-
portionm~>nt
5.04,060 Exemptions
5.04.070 Exemption -Char-
Itable and Nonprofit Or-
ganltatlons
5.04.080 .Exemption . Dis-
abled Veterans
5.04,090 Minor's E:r:emption
5.04.100 Exemption for Art-
ists anrl Art E:r:hibits
5.04.105 Exemption for
Resldentl.aJ Rental Un its
'5,04,ll0 Exemption for
PubUr UtiUUes
5,04.120 Revenue Measure
5.04.130 Alternative Tu
5,04.140 Application for Li-
cense
5,04.1 50 AJJPllcaUoo for
First License
5.04.160 Processing of Ap-
plication '
5.04,170 lssuaocP of LI-
cense -Contents
5.04.180 Error In fp~ Non-
prejudlclal
5.04.190 Error to Terms
Voids License
5.04.200 ~plicate LicPnse
5.04.210 License Nontrans-
terable
5,04,220 Posting and K~ep
lng a License
5,04.230 Piyment aoo
Terms of License -Tran-
sition Period
5.04.240 Statement for Re-
newal or Licenses
5.04.250 Unpaid Feoes
5.04,260 Penalties for De -
linquency
5.04,270 License Fee a Debt
5,04,280 Refunds
5.04.290 Enforcement
Ri~tht of Entry
5.04.300 Examination of
Books, Records, Witnes-
ses, Information Con-
fidential
5.04.310 Declaration -Con-
fidentl.al Documents
5.04.320 Extension of Time
5.04.330 Appeal
5,04,010 DEFINITIONS
(a ) "Business" shall
mean arts, professions,
trades and occupations in
all aDd every kind of call-
Ing, whether or not...!:! r tied
on for profit.
(b) '•Cross Receipts"
shall mean the to~l amounts
actually recelvet1 or re-
ceivable from sales and the
total amounts actually re-
ceived or receivable for the
performaoce of any act or
service, of whatever nature
It may be, for which a charge
Is made or credit allowed,
whether or oot such act or
service Is oone as a part
of or ln connec.tioo wJth the
sale or materials, goods,
wares or merchandise, to-
eluded In '•gross receipts"
shall be all receipts, cash,
credits, aod property of any
kind or llllhlre without any
deduction therefrom on ac.
count of the cost of lhe
proper1J sold, the cost ot
materials used, labor or
se"lce cost, interest paid
or payable, or losses or
other espen.ses whatsoever.
Excluded from '•grou re-
cel.pts" shall be the follow·
toe:
1. Cash discountt allowed
or takeo on Sl.les.
2. Crtdlt allowed on prop-
erty accepted u put of the
ptrc:bue price aod wbleh
property may later be .old,
tt whteb Umtt Uw •••• prlee
aball be !Deluded u ''lf'OSI
r.celpta."
S. ADJ taa required by
1a w to be taeludtd lA or
.-10 till p~rdluo prtee
ud coUtclocl !JoDI tbll ....
•attr or p!lteburer.
4. 8och p~rt of tile -prtee Ill proporiJ -nod ..,. ,. ........ -,_, ...
-Ill a COIIIroct Ill ale uilr t H .... rlleulrl .,..,. ......
'· a.e ...... ot l'tiPIIIIIble ............. lilt-·
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tlUo LlltolDeoDMalllM--
-·(IIIIIootbo...-_
I, A-colloctocl 1ol'
otbert •tttre the bl1,......
ll 1Ct1Qf u 111 qeld or
tnast" to tbe tlttDI lblt
ac:b lmowlll are paid to
tboM for whom colleetfd.
pro•lded tbe areDI or trua.
t" baa: Aln.lsbed the Fl.
.u.net Director with the
names aod addresses of the
others aDd tbe amouatJ pald
to them. TtllsexclusloosbaU
DOC apply to any lees, per-
ceotages, or other paymeots
retatned by the agent or
trustee,
7. C a.sh value ol sales.
trades or tranpctlons be.
twet!D depe.rtmenu or units
of the same business. a. Tnosactions between a
partoershl.p and Its partners.
9. Rt'<."elpts from services
or sales In transactions be-
tween artlllated corpora.
tlons, An aftULated corpora-
lion Is a corporation:
(I) devOtlog a ooo-votlng
stock of wh.lch Is owned at
least eighty percent (80%)
by such other corporation
with whtch such transaction
ts had; or
(U) which owns at least
eighty percent (80%) ot the
votlllg aod noo-voUog stock
of such other cofl)Oratlon; or
(Ui) at least eighty per-
cent (8ot'b) of the voting an
non voting stock of which
Is owned by a corr.mon par-
ent corporation Which also
has such ownershiP of the
corporatlon with which
transaction Is had.
10. Re<·elpts from Invest -
ments where the holder of the
investment receives only In-
terest anrt(or rUvidends.
11. Receipts derh·ed from
the occasional sale of usert,
obsolete or surplus trade
tlxtures, machinery o r other
equipment used by the li-
censee In the regular course
of the llc~nsee's business .
(c) '·Operate'· sha.ll mean
and lnclurle manage, control
or rarry on.
~d) "Person" shall mean
and In clude all domestic and
foreign corpora:ions, as-
soc !.a lions, syndicates, jOint
stock cofl)Oratlons, partner-
ships of ever}' kind, clubs,
Massachusetts Trust, 'bust-
ness or comr .. on law trusts,
societies, aDd lnrllvlduals
transact!~ and rarrylllg on
any l)usJness i.nthe cltyolller
than as an e mployee.
(e) '·Sale" shall Include
the transfer, in an}' manner
or b}' any means whatsoever,
of title to property lor :.
consideration; the servt.ng,
supply!~ or turnishlng tor a
consideration or any prop-
erty; anrl a tr~nsa ction
whereby the possession of
property is transferred and
the seller retains the title
as security for tDe payment
of the price shall likewise
be deemed a sale, The fore-
gou~g definition shall not be
deemed toe:r:c.l ude an)' trans-
action which Is or which,
in effect, resulls in a sale
within the contemplation of
Ia"''·
(() '·Sworn Statement''
shall mean an affidavit sworn
to before a person authorized
to take oaths, or a declara-
tio n or certHicatlon made
un.ter penalty of perjury."
5.04.020 LICENSE AND
TAX PAYMENT, AND FJN.
GERPRJNTINC F'EE RE-
QUIREMENTS, Except when
operat.lng uoxler a permit
Issued pursuant to Chapter
5,1 6, oo person, eithe r for
himself or any other person,
shall operate any business
specUied In t:lis Title In tne
City without first having ob-
tained a license from the
City to do so, or without
compl ylng with any and all
regulations of suc h bustneu
contained In Ulls Title; and
the carcyiog on of any such
bUslness wlthOtlt first bav-
lng obtained a license from
the City to oo so, or with.
out complying wtth any and
all regulations of such bust-
ness contained in this Title.
shall constitute a separate
v-iolation ot this ·rtue for
each a.ncl every day that such
business Ia so carried on.
Where llngerprtntlng ls re-
QUired as a coodltlon ot ob-
talnlog a license to operate
any such buslnesa, lo ad~
dillon to any other fees Im -
posed purtuant to thi& TlUe,
a fee eQUal to that Currtatly
charged to the City bJ tho
State ot Ctlllornla wUl be
charced lor eaeb peraoa n-
qulred to bt 110 f1DcerprlJIIttd.
5.04.025 WAf /ER. Tbll
City COilncil may II Ita 411-
crtUOC'I Ia CUtl or t..rdsb.tp
••In lbt r«JJinm•U: ol
Stc1Joo 5,04,020olt"ICodt,
,.Of.OSO CRANC H £8,..
TABLISHMPTS AND SEP-
ARATE BUSiliESSES. A 011>-
•rtte UctaN IMit bl ob·
taiDid tor •cb brueb II·
tl.bltlibmnl or loe&Uol of
tM te•' ... traM&Cted ud
carrtodlllludlor-•-
.,... tJpt al bllln 110 at tt1t
-· loeolloo, ud -11-_ .... _tllll
Uc ••• to tn.Mnct Uld
Cl.tl'J H GGIJ 1M ........
Uc•-tilt,...,. at tilt--
UNi or Ill tbe m&Mer clt-
lllpolociiO ••b -· 5,04,040 EiWENCE OF
OOUfG BUSINESS. Wbta uy
periOD •MJJ bJ •M oltlcU,
ctmUan, card.~. telepboot
book. or new.rpaptrs, ld-
vertlte, hold out, or reore· ••at tbat he Is 1n buaJDN.t
1D the City. or wbea a.ny
Ptr.on holds ao aeth'e U-
ceue or permit llsued by
a governmental ageocy la-
dicaUQ& U\at he is In tl.isl-
ness In the City, aDd ~ijCh
person' taUs to deny by a
sworn statement riven to the
Ltceose Supervisor that be
Is not conducting a tl.islness
In the City, after befog re-
quested to do so by lhe LI-
cense Supervisor, then these
facts shall he considered
prima facie evidence that he
is conducttng a bustoess In
the Ctty.
5,04,050 CONSTITU -
TIONAL APPORTION-
WENT, None ot the UceDSe
ta:r:es provided for by this
Title shall be so applied
as to occaslo[o an undue bur-
den upon Interstate com-
merce or be violative of the
equat' protection and rtue pro-
cess c lauses of the Constitu-
tions of tbe United States and
the State of California.
1n any case where a li-
cense tax Is betlved cy a
llceosee or applicant for a
license to place an undue
burden upon mterstate com-
mercE' or be violative ot
such constltutlooal clauses,
he rna)· apply to the FinancE'
Director for an adjustment
of the tax. Such awUcatlon
ma)' be made before. at, or
within sl:r: months alter pay -
ment of the prescribed li-
sense tai. The applica nt
shall. b}' sworn statement
and supporting testlmonr,
show his methOd of business
and th~ gross volume or
estimated gross volume of
business and such other In-
formation as the Finance
Director may deem neces-
sary in order to determine
the e:rtent, II any, or such
undue borden or violation.
The Finance Director shall
then t·onduct an investiga-
ti on, and, alter having nrst
obtatoed the ·•rlttenapproval
of the Cttr Attorney, snail
fix as the ll<'ense ta:r: for
the applicant, an amount tha t
Is reasonable and nondis-
criminatory, or If the license
tax has al rearl)' been paid,
shaU orrter a refUnd of the
amount over and above the
license taJ so fixed. The
Finance Director is herebr
authorized to adopt such
reasonable rulesanrl regula.
ttons as may be necessary
to guide him in determlnin~
proper apportionment of the
business license tax here-
under so as to oot plaCE'
an undue burden on interstate
commerce or be vlolattve ot
such consUMiona.l clauses.
5,04.060 EXEMPTIONS.
Nothing in this chapter shall
be deemed or construed to
appi)' to any person trans-
acting and ca rryln& on any
business e:r:empt by virtue
of the Coostltutlt;~n or ap-
plicable statutes of the
United States or of the state
of California. from the pay.
ment of such tues as are
herein prescribed.
Any person cl.a lmlll@: an
exempllon pursuant to th1s
section shall file a sworn
statement with the F'luance
Director stating the !acts
upon which exemption l5
claimed, anG In the absence
of such statl!ment sub-
stantiating the claim, such
person shall be Hable for
the payment of the taxes
imposed by thls chapter.
The F~e _Director
sh.all, upon a proper sHow I.-.;
contained In the sworn state-
ment, Issue a license to
such person clalmh~ ex-
emptJon under this section
without pa.yment to the City
of the Ucense tax required
by thts chapter.
The Finance Director,
after living notice anr1 a
reasonable opportunity for
hearlnc to a licensee. may
revoke any licease Btaottd
pursuant to the provlslou
of this seetioa upoo u.torma-
Uon ttw.t the lleeosee It DOt
tatUied to lhe exemption u
provided herein.
5,04,1110 EXEMFTION
CHARITABLE AN'O NON~
PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS,
Tbe provltloos of tb.Ls tWe
shill not be deemed or coa-
ltrutd lo rtqUitt tht PIJ·
mttlt of a UctDM tax to
coact, muqe, or CUTJ
•• ..,. ........ occapoUoo,
.., .. , or adlflQ, froCI U.J
I..W.Uoa or orpll»tloa
ftl.eb .. COidldld, aaiiiPd
or cul'Md • tor tile biMDt
of nupou. c.bl.r:Jtablt.
J)b.lln.ltbroplc or ldi<:IUoMI
JllllrpoMI; ~jded tlllt COO•
-... -llioplaocl lo 11M Flailc:o ot.-r
•ble• -~~~~-lUI lOt l•s tMA .. ....,. .. a,.. per •
... Ill 1M,_,........
dorlfocl-.., ........
..,., OCCIIIP&ta. eflllt or
PUBLIC NOTIC:.E. PU8~1C NOTICI:
acttrilf wtll bo -ocl lo I,OUOe IXEIIPTD!
rallliooo. <Mrllllllo, pllll. f'OR RESWUTIAL UH.
utllropfc or tdlle~Uoeal TAL liMITS, Mo t.lilMOI
... ._. lie-~ bo r-Tbll OO<lloo lboU DOl be tor tile bull-of riOllll(
ct.emed. to uempt .&IQ' JQdi two or t ... ruidtatlal ru--
luUb!tiOD or orpDiaUoo tal watt. "' tile aiDt or trom C:OmplytJlC with aoy dUftrtllt &ocadou. A •• rM-
OCher pi'O'tiaioal oftld1Cocte tal aDll" lblll aMIJI uc1 lD·
requlrlnc 1 permit from the elude all reltdeotlal u!dtl
Ctty. exetpt oa• wblcb 11 tiM part
5.04.010 EX'ElfPTION or 11111 Ume realdtDc:e of
DISABLED VETERANS, tbe OWMr, aodoop&rtlbtre-
Enry hononbly dlaeharcecS of 11 otlertd or uallablt
aold.Jtt, satlor, martDt, or tor rtot at aay Umt ctum.,
atrman of thl Ualttd States, the Uceue yeu.
who lJ physle~Uy uaable to 5.04.110 £XEWPTION
obtain his livelihood b)' FOR PUBLIC UTILITIES.
meant ot maJIL!a.l labor aM A business UeeDH stwt DOt
who is a qualWtd voter of be required for aqy public
the State of CaiUornta. shall utHity operatlna: uDder a
bave the rleht to hawk. ped-fnnchlse granted bytbeCUy
die aDd veDd aoy a:ooos, and paytne a ln.nchtse tax
wares, or merthaadise thereuoder, except a bust-
owned by him, except spir-ness license shall be re·
ltuous, malt, vinous or other qulred for any retail salet
lntodcatlnl: beverages, or service conducted by sueh
wlthout the payment of a utility ln the City of Newport
license fee subject, hOwev~r. Beacy.
to the restrictions, Umita-5,04.120 REVENUE
tlons, regulations aod con-MEASUR E. This ChaptPr Is
dltlons hereinafter set forth. e111cted solely to raise reve-
(a) Every applicant must oo~ for municipal purposes
comply with the foUowing and Is not Intended for regu-
requlrements before a 11-latton.
cense may be issued under 5.04.130 ALTERNATIVE
the provisions of this sec-TAX, All persons reQuired
ton: to obtain a license under
I. Ever)' applicant must this chapter shall make an
furnish a certificate of aMual election as to the
physical disability eaecuted method or payment ot the
by a qualified surgeon of the tu heret~nder. The election
United States Army, Navy. may be to pay a gross re.
or Air Fol'<'e, a certificate cetpts form of tax as set
of hOnorable discharge from forth tn St>ctlon 5.08.010,
the Uctted States Army, 5.08.022, 5,08.024 or theop-
Navy, Marines, or Air tiona! method ofdetermbdng
For<"e, and a wrlttenrecom-tal as set forthinSection5,,
mendatlon from the repre-08.020, The election of the
sentatives ot the local posts method of ta:r:atlon by a H-
ot the American Legion and censee for anr aMuaJ tax
the Veterans of Foreign period shall be irrevocable
Wars. lor that period and oo change
2. Every applicant must or alleratlon of that election
furnish two ldentlflca tlbn ts permissible.
photographs, one to be at-~.04.140 APPLICATION
tached to the ll cen5e Issued FOR LICENSE. Before any
to said applicant, aod the license Is Issued to any per-
other to be attached to the son. su ch person s hall make
copy retained by We License awHcaUon therefor to the
Supervisor, The applicant Finance Director. Appli cant
must also slgu both copies must state the name of the
ol said license at the time party to whom the license
of the issuance thereof. Is to be issued; the nature
(b) A license when issued of the trade or busllless to be
is subject to the tollowl~ pursued; the place or places
eoodlllons: where sur h business wlU be
I. It is non-transferable conducted and such other
and for the exclusive use information as may be
of th e licensee named, necessary for the entorC'e-
2. Applicant's idenUflca-ment of tlle provislonsofthls
tion phOtograph must bl? at. title,
lat hed to 53id license at 5,04.150 APPLICATION
all times, and failure to FOR FIRST LICENSE.Inad-
compl)' herewtth is grounds dillon to lllltng out the ap-
for revocation of said license plication as sat rorth In Sec-
and for refusing Us renewal Uon 5.04.140 whpn a perftOn
or the issuaace of a new makes an appllea.tion fbr the
license thereant>r. first Issuance of a business
3, Should a llrense be Uceose, the person staiJ
found in the possession of make an election between
one other than the licensee payment of the optional
named, It shall be sur-method or determining tu
rendf"red up to the License o r gross receipts tax and
Supervisor and cancelled, turnlsh the written election
and ~~eltrler the licensee to the F'ln:u~ce Director.
na med nor the holder thereof Persons eleetln¥ to pay the
shall theraner be entttled to optional methodofdetermln-
hold a license under the tng tax shallpaythatfeeupon
provisions of this section. the issuance of the fi rst
4. Tht> licensee named Uceose.
must ldentUy t!lmselt by his Persons electing to pay a
signature whenever required tu based upoo gross re-
to do so by the pollee of-celpts stall pa y the mini-
fleers, license Inspector, or mum tax upon Issuance of
License Supervisor of the the first license, as provided
City, in Section 5.08,010, 5.08,022
S. Whenever the licensee or 5.08.024; provided that
uses any wagon, cart, tny, the tu during t~ period
basket or other vehicle or from the first Issuance of
receptacle in vending any the licensE> to the end ot
such goods, wares. or mer-lhe licensee's fisc.al year
chandise, satd license shall shall not be less than t /12th
be carried In a license holder of the annual mint mum taJ:
attached to said vehicle or for eaeh month duri~ the
r eceptacle am ln plainview. period from lnltW lssuaoce
(c) It shall be unlawful for to the end of the nscal year
any person. other than tt.e of the licensee and there-
licensee named, to us~ or aner the Ucense shall be on
ha ve In his possession any an annual buts as provided
license Issued pursuant to In Section 5.04,230. At the
the provisions of this sec-end of the pertod of the
tlon. first year of the license,
(d) No person ~ball pur-the licensee shall 'fl'itbln ~haSe o'f"fffnsferanyllcense thirty days of the exptra-
lssued pursuant to the pro-tlon period of satd Uce!lH
visions ot thts section, or turnlsh to the Finance Di-
trans ter or convey the cer-rector a statement, upon a
tUtcates mentioned in para-form f\trDished by the Fi-
graph (a) 1, above, to any nance Director, sbowl!ll the
other person lor the purpose e:r:a ct gross rec~tlpts of such
or securing a license aa busloess durlDI tbe period
herein provided for. of sucb Uceose aod the U-
5.04.090 MINOR'S EX-cense fees tor 11.1ch period
EMPTION, Any person under Q)hall bt ftnally ascertained
slneeo years of ace •hose and pa.ld to the FtBanet 01-
annual 1rou rec:elpU from rector. The Flnanee 01-
IDJ business done within the rector shall not Issue lDJ
City Is leu Owl El1ht !lund-such peuon another llceue
red OoiJa.rs ($800.00) shall tor the atm• or a.ny other
be eaempt from the require-business unttl auc:b pet«)D
ment1 of thl1 Cbapter. shall Mvt fllrDJshtd to tbe
5.04.100 EXEMPTION Ftna.nce Ot.nc:tor a wrttteo
FOR A.RTtVTS AND ART EX-Jtatemtnt aod piJtbeUCfllH
HIBrTS. A Wslness Uc:eose lee as bertl•bo'le required.
lbal1 1101 be required oC tn-All Jtatemnts rtQUlrtd to
d.IYidlll.l arttste lor tM u-be tiled under tbla Hdloct.
blbttioa or dllplay of palllt -sMU lDcllldt adeelsnUoelD
LAc•, ~H. pbOtocnphs the llmt t.rm •• """* or other rtDe artl Ia pablle lor .tat.melltl tUtd 18 coa ..
blllllldlaca. art pllerl", or aectioa wttll tbe ltllemtlt
ID UJ --_.,.,,., tor ,_ .,r ,._
melt U tM aldbttlolordll:-
plaJ II ... _.. 1o 1M prt. 5.04.110 PROCa&PtG OF
IDif1 ----oo APPLICATIOK. Upoo ..,..U-IIM pn..-, ud II prl-ealloo ... -u ......
Dllrilr lor 011toru ud ocl-. •-II -I,OI.Iall, oea.-t ,.,_, Aorut-ud -tilt . ...,. ... loU
Ill 111111 bo -!rom -rod t1oo lie-,_ ,.. 1110 ....,_olbllttUo ....,., lloo ,_,IJinelor
U tiN .... of IIU lit W~Qrt tUil proCISS ........
•1-11M Cit)' do""' ..-t '-· II M II u --ID.-t,_roeoii>UII lor•l-ior,l--
-otOoonao••Dol-._ or 11 .. -• 11111 (fi,OOO~ .• __ ,, lit ..U -
f'U8LIC NOTICI!:
II lA> oiiior ....,.,.... u ...._, laelldlatr lbll H-Oift .. r, U 11a1111 ud
••1twUoa may be a.flteted.
to detet"DUae 'ftttbtr u.
butoNI ud pnmtHS to
be oe .. IM mMt tbl tee~•
Ur.,.... ol .tate law Ud
Cll)'ollllaucH,
S.Of.l'7D &UAliCE OF
LICENSE • CONTE/ITS. Up.
OD proc: .. lac tbe applJca-
tloD llld reoel.pl: of tbe ap-
propriate llc•ut ttt, tbe
Ftna.Ac.e Dir"9Ctor ahall p,..
pare I.DCI Luu• tbe Uceaa.e
lhOwJ.ac 1po1:1 the tact Of -.ch
Ucense the followlnc: (a)
name of tluslDeu and toea.
Uoa.; (b) bullnts.s Uceue
oomber; (c) type of bustnesa:
by code· (d) dale of ls!JU.
aaee; (e) date of e.rplntlon;
(f) term of UetDH; and <c)
bualness matunc address.
5,04.110 ERROR IN FEE
NONPR£JUDIClAL.. Ia no
case shall any mlstakf. b)'
:toy otttcer or employee or
the City In stattrc tile 1mooot
of a license fee prevent or
pre)ulJce the colleetloo b}'
the City of wn..t should be
actually due from aoy per-
SOil carrying on a Wslness
subject to a Ur ense under
the provisions ot this title.
5.04.190 ERROR IN
TERMS VOIOO LICENSE.
The payment ot any license
fee required b)' this title,
Us acceptance by the Clty,
and the iS&Uance ot such
license to any person shall
oot entitle the holder thereof
to t arry onanyWslnessral-
led for by the Ueen.se unless
·he has complied with all
requirements of thls Code,
or to cart)' on any bastness
at any location contrary to
the City's zoning reguta-
tiOils.
5.04 ,200 DUPLICATE LI-
C ENSE. The Finance Oirec.
tor shall c.harge a fee ot
Two Dollars ($2,00) for each
dupllcate license Issued to
replace a"ny license issued
under the provisions of this
IItle, which has been lost
or destroyed, upon reason-
able proof thereof.
5,04.210 LICENSE NON-
TRANSFERABLE. Each li-
cense granted or lssued un-
der any provisions of this
title shall authorize the li-
censee to transact or c.arry
on the business therein n.a-
merl, at the place therein de-
signated aDd at no other
place and the Hcense shall
not be assignable or trans-
ferable. A c:».nge of loca-
tion shall be allowed to the
holder of the license upon
tfi8 t)a'ymeflt 'to · the Flriaoce
Director of the sum of Ten
Dollars ($10,00) within thir-
ty {30) dars o( such <"hantte
taking place . U licensee
falls to apply for change
ot address within tnirty
(30) da)'S of such change
taking plue, his license
sM.Il terminate and e:r;ptre
at midnight of th'e thirtieth
(30th) day. In the event ot
any such terlllinatlonand ex-
plratton of a license. there
snall be DO rebateofanypor.
Cion of the tu or fee paid
by such licensee and lb any
application for a oew license,
there s hall be DO proration
ot the required tu or fee.
5,04.220, Pai:TtNG AND
KEEPING A LICENSE. (a)
Any licensee transacting and
carrying oo business at a
fixed place of business ln
the City shall keep the li-
cense posted In a conspic-
uous place upon the pre-
mises where such business
Is carried on.
(b) Any licensee transac-
ting and carrying on busi-
ness but not operating at a
fixed placed ot buslDtss In
the City shall keep the li-
cense upon his person at
aU times WhUe ttansactl~
a.lld carryt,. on theWslness
tor which tt waa Issued,
(c) Whenever ldentll)'lnc
sUckera, tags, plates or
symbols have been !sated
tor each velltcle, dtvlc~. ma-
chine or other piece or
IQtdpment lQcltaded In the
meaatre of a license tax,
tbe per.,n to whom such
ltld:era, tacs, platea or
IJmboll b&Vt bt• luMd
eba.ll ke.p ftrmly atrt.udup-
on flteb vtflicle, devlc•, ma-
c:btne, or plece of eQuipmttll
tl!o lcltollflolor ltle .. r, lac,
plate or Qmbol Wllieb bU
beet! l&sa-.d therefor a_t •ch
toeaUOG4 u an deaptt.d
by tbll F..._ Dtroelor.
SUc:b sttektr, t:ac. plalt or
symbol lbiJ.I DOt be remowtd
trom IQJ teb1clt, dt¥ke,
rulelll!w, or pl.tot of tiQI!IIp-
IDfllt ..... -..... t1lo Dtrlod .. , WDietl 11M
.Uc.Mr, IlL pla.te or IYWI·
bolii-
I.M.UO PA YMIRT A11D
TEall OF LICDIIE -
TRAIIIITIOII PlliiDD. .W
..ltnns lt.c11111 ...U bt --.. --TN pn1od llOftrod 11J-
·-l1ooll ... -... dn.le el I II 1-lo tftlft -----....... IIOatuer, W IIIII(.
-Ill CUll to .. , a
CI'OMI'tlllllll11la.l.ll ........
NEWPORT HARBOR EHSIIJI
P\111.1 SHEOWEEKlY ·PG.6
.. pro'lldtd, 'tbolk-.....
uptred It tbt t.Dd• of the
bulloell ftKaJ Jtlr ol the
u c:.,.., Ourt.r tbt "tn.a.
.UioD pe.rlod" .,r exilttac
boiii:IU .. I Wbo tltet lo pay
a (tOIS rteeliJtl tal,. tru.
lllloolao 11om the opllooal
metbod of dttermlo1at tu
or ttom l4e tuiDC syltem
lliltin& prior to the enec:-~
tJve da~ of 1doptJon of this
cbtptor. to tile cross re-
cetpte ta.r. a licensee sbaU
pay a crou reeelpta: tax bi-
sect upoo the a:ro11 recetpts
ot tbt llcensee h'om tbt date
of ti~UJ~Ce of the bualoess
llc:eue to tbt aDd of the
busiMaa ttac&l year ot the
llcenHe at the rate set forth
In Section 5.08,010, 5.08.-
022 or 5,08,02-4, provided
that tbe tax paid durina the
transition period sball not
be less tban one.twellth (l-
12th) of the annual minimum
tax for each month durlae
the transition period.
5,04.,240 STATEMENT
FOR RENEW:.L OF LICEN-
SES, (a) For all persons
having elected to pay gross
receipts tax under thts chap-
ter, the person subject to
the business tax shall sub-
mit to the Hnance Dlr~
tor, wlthln thtrty days aner
the close of the license pe-
riod. a sworn statement set-
ting forth the gross receipts
for the preceding year and
such person shall pa r the-
licenSE' fee as provided in
Section 5.08.010, 5,08,022,
or 5.08,024.
(b) The sworn statement
shall be m1de on forms pre-
scribed by the Finance Di-
rector and shall include a
declan.tlon substantially as
follow s: ··1 declare-under
penalty or perjury that I am
~uthorized to make this
statement aM to the best
of my knowledf:le and belief
the statement Is true, cor-
reel aDd a complete s tate-
ment made In good faith for
the period therein stated, in
compliance' with lhP provi-
sions of the Newport Beach
Municipal Code."
(c) Persons electing to
pay the optional method of
determlnifll!' tax shall pay
the tax ror the follow!~
year upon renewal and no
sworn statement shall be
reQtJired for renewal,
5.04.250 U~PAID FE ES.
No license tor any succee-
ding, current or unexpired
license perietl sball know-
Ing!)' be ls~eo1 to any ~r
son who, at the tlmf" of ma-
lting application for an y li-
cense, Is lndel.lted to the Cit)
lor any u~ld li cense ree.
5.04.260 PENALTIES FOR
DELINQUENCY. For failure
to pay a license t:u when due,
the Flnaoce Director shall
add a PE'nalty of 25% of satd
license tax on th(! last ctay
ot each month aner the due
date thereOf. providing that
the amount of such penalt}"
to be added shall In no event
exceed I 00% of thP a mount
or the Urense tax due .
5,04,270 LICENSE F'EE A
DEBT. The amount of an)' li-
cense fee and penalty impo-
sed by lfle provisions of this
title shall be deemed a d£0bt
to the City of Newport Beach
aDd any person carr)' in!!: on
any business without first
havtna procured a license
from the City so to do shalt
be liable to an artlon in lhe
name of the City to any court
ot competent jurisdiction,
for the amount of Uceo.se
fee aod penaiUes Imposed
Oil such Wsittess.
5,04.280 REFUNOO. The
License Supervisor, wUhthe
approval of the Finance DI-
rector, may refUnd any li-
cense fee or penalty whicb
be determloes was errone-
ously collected, but oo li-
cense fee shall be retund«t u. prior to his application
lor a license, the applicant
bas eagaged In the b.lstness
lor •htch the license Is
-~~~-5.04.290 ENFOFCEMENT
• RIGHT OF ENTRY . (a)
Eatorcement: It &hall be the
dl!tJ of the Floance Olree~
tor to eaforce •ch aod au
ot tbe provtstcma of tb.ls ti-
Ut, ~ tbe CMef of Pollee
.rwJ "ader such ualsbDCe
1D Us ealorc:.emeat as · may
from Umt to tlmt be te·
~Ired bJ tbe F'loaoct DI-
rector.
(b) R1ct>l or Eatry: Tbo
Ftataee Dtreetor aDd 11cb
aod 1ll ot ttll ault:tul•.
ud lDJ polka otllctr or
Cit)' ...,..,.. ...... JOb
... _ 11M 1-lloo of
tbt butatA Udale, 111111
batt u. powtr ud Mellor·
ltJ lo tlllttr, h'M olcillp,
urJ at UJ r•roa~blt u...._
U1 piau al ........ N•
qolnd lo .. ~ ud
...... tile ...... of.
Ue ... c..uacate, A~,.,.. -llt•IIJ ___ _
tUiclte ......... " ..... ta ~ PDIIIIIiM 01' ....,
_..-~--, .lallolo_lloo_oo
Mwr• IPIIIIU be ...., el a
J
THU RSOA Y, DEC. I, 1177 '
CORoNA O£L liAR. CAUf:
1nlldemeuor and •bJtct to
t1lo--p-lorbr
tile _....._ Ill 11111 tUio.
5,04,SQO EXAMDIATIOII
OF BOOKS, RECOJUll, WIT ..
MDSES, fNFORWATlOH
CONPWENTIAL. Tbo Fl-
unee Olrtetor, or &GJ aa ..
thorlsed employH,ll btf'tb)'
authortJ.td to uamtae ttll
booU. pipera lUI recordl
of any perJOG •bjec:t co tb1a
ordlAUc:t , wbo bU made tbl
electloo to pay a 1rou rt·
eelpts tu. lor tbe purpoae
of verltylDB lbe accur&~J
of any return made. or, tf
no return it madt, to U·
certain the Uceue fetl ~
under this Utle. Every u.
censee or supposed IICtD·
se~ ts hereby directed ud
required to furn.llh to the
Flnance Director, or hlsdU-
Iy authorized employee. tbe
means, facilities aad oppor-
tunity for maldac such U·
amilllllion and lnvestll:aUoa
as are hereby authorized.
The F'Wnce Director Ia
hereby authorised to eum-
lne any ptrsoo... under oath,
tor the purpose of verlf)'IJI&
the accuncy of any returD
made, or, U no return Is
made, to ascertain the 11-
c·ense fE"es due uDder this
tllle. anct !or Ibis purpose
may compel the produrtloo
of books, papers anrl re-
cords and the attenda.nce of
all persons before him, whe-
ther as parties or witnesses,
whenever he believes such
persons have knowled~e of
su ch matters.
The refusal of su<"h uam-
lnatlon by any employer or
person subje<·t or presumed
ro he subtect to tiM> Ur('118e
IN!s shall be deemed a vio-
lation of this ordiflll;nre and
.. misdemeanor.
All Information obtained
b~ tho F'tnanc~ Director un-
rler this section shall be <"o n.
titlentlal, as provldeft in Sec-
rlon ~.C4,320 of this title.
'i,04.310 DECLARATION-
CO NFIDENTIAl. IXXU-
MENTS, Any statement or
Information fll f!l't or gather-
ed pursuant to this tltl~ shall
bf" deemed to be confiden-
tial In r haracter aod ahall
oot be subject to public in-
spection and shall be kept
so that the contents thereof
shall oot become known ea-
eept to perS(ons ('ha.rgedwtth
the administration of this
title.
5.04.320 EXTENSION OF'
TlME. In addltlontoallother
power coo.le rted upon him,
th~ Finance Director shall
hne the powt>r, for good
<"ause shown, to extend the
limP Cor tiling any rpqulred
sworn statemt"nt or appll<"a -
tlon for a period DCJt to e:r:-
t·eed thirt~ (30) days and in
such ease, to waivE> any pe-
nalty that t~'Ould otherwise
havp acrrued, except that I'< simplE> lliiPrest shall be
Mlded to anr ru determined
to bt> payablt>,
5.04.330 APP EAL. An)'
person aggrieved b)' an~· de-
{'is lon of the F'tnanr e Direc-
tor wtth respt>et to the Is-
suance or rE"tusal to Issue
SU C'h li<"ense ma)' appeal to
the CUr CouncU b)' IUtne:
a notice of appeal with tt!e
Cit}' Clerk. The City Coun-
c il shall thereupon nu time
:-. nrl place for hearing such
appeal, The City Clerk shall
gtve nott<"e to such person
of the time aDd place for
heartfll' by aerviDI It per-
:>onally or b)" depostttne It
in the United States mall at
Newport Beach, CailtorDla,
postage prepaid, addressed
In sue:-. person at his last
known addr~ss. The Couocll
shall have authority to de-
termine all questions raised
on such appeal. No such de-
termination shall conflict
with any substantive provi-
sion of this oMinanre."'
SECTION 2. Section 5.08.-
010 of the NPport Belch
Muntdpal Code Ia amended
to read as follows:
'·5.08,010 GROSS RE.
CEIPTS TAX -MINIMUM
LICENSE FEE, Except as
provided In S.Cttoo 5,08.022
aDd Sectioa S.08.02-4, every
person earrylac Oll aay w-.
slDeu •ltbJD thll City who
electl to PIJ a crou n .
eelptl tu sh&U pey u ao-
111111 lkeue ree ot Tb.lrty
Coall ($,30) .,r oocb u.o..
ADd ~t'l of Croll n·
ettpta; proflt1ed, boW"er,
ncb u~ lb&1J pay a
IUiDimlm tax of Fort)' tt'tl
Doll&fl (~.00) por r•r,
rlfU'dletl of tbe rrou ,.._
Cl~ ol IKh Ms:lt .. l dt-
J'tftd from ._. .... w:IIYl-
ty CIJ'ritd Oil dldll tbe City
of H.wport a.c.._ ''
SECTIOit l .... llooi.OI ..
020 ol lilt. ·-rt lloleb
...... IPII Code II ••-
loi'Oidulbllon:
"I.DI.OIO OPTIDIIAL
IIIITIIOD OF Dln'lllllll.
111110 TAll. Pot ..., II'"'· -CUTYIII•.,>• I
-t1oo C.IIJ - -.. ID .. , a ~ r111_.1 tuu.-.trt•' ......_ __ ,._..,.,.
(CWI ....... ,)
PU&I,.IC N.OTIC!
(Coetim•tt fhua .. ,, 6)
fill ntt a-.aJ la.l of ..,_
eoty Pin llollan ~.00)
per r-r, aiiU a cMa.l'llll
let 11 IPKU1ed la tbl.a UUe
lor tlllt parUeul&r bNl-a....•·
SECT10114. Soclloo$.01.-
0U .. bohbJ -to tho Newport Booeo Mulelt>ol
Codt ., I"Md .. loJIOWI:
''$.01.0U TAX ON MA-
NUFACTURII«l. (a) £Tory
per.. WbO elleta DOt to
""' tho ..,._, m-ol dttetmillac tu, pur .. at
"' Soclloo 5.01.010, ......
eappd fA tbl lllllaeaa of
muafact:urtar or proeea.
•loc IQ)' IOQda, wares. mtr-
c::h•DdiH, lrtlc.IN, .. b«u.
ee or commodity at a ftnd
plaee of bullnets wttbio the
Ctty of N...-port Beach shall
PI)' ID lnlall liCIGH fee
of thJ.rty centa ($.30) for
eaeb thouar.d dollars of
grosa reee.lpta, less the n l-
ue of raw lftlter1als or the
value of tbe partially eom-
pltttd prodlaet at tbe time
lt eaten the maootacturlflr
proeeq wltll.ID I be Ctty.
(b) WbeDever (1) there are
no crou reeel.pta because
the m&lllladurlng proceu
wlth.ln the City of Newport
Beaeb does not result In a
finished product, (2) where
It Is shown to the satisfac-
tion of the Finance Direc-
tor that the Ueensee's pre-
teD!_" method of accounting,
using p;eDerally accepted
principles of aecounttna con-
sistently applied, doe' not
permit it to determlnegross
receipts (3) where the cost
of raw materlals cannot be
determloed, or (4) the final
product COil.llsts prl.neipal-
ly of raw matertals or eom-
pooent parts mawtactured
elsewhere by the licensee,
the followtnc alternate me-
tbxl of caJr.ul.lttor gross reo.
cel.pts under this sectloo
sball be used:
The total of all expenses
Incurred in the mar~.~tactur
l.ng process at the buslness
location wlt:lla the City of
Newport Beach for payroll.
utilities aod reot.
(e) The b.lslness tax un-
der thls section shall oot be
eoo.sldered either a retaUer
or wbolesaler with respect
to the sale of goods maw-
factured by such business
wtth.J.D the City of Newport
Beach.
(d) Any person electtng
to pay the tu under this
section shall pay a mint-
mum tu ot Forty Five Dol-
lars ($45.'00) Per year :•
SECTION~. Sectloo 5,08.-
0Z4 l.s hereby added to the
Newport Beach Municipal
Code.
'•5.08,024 TAX ON ADMI-
NISTRATIVE HEADQUAR-
TERS, (a) £.,ery person who
elects oot to pay the option.
a.l method of determintnc
tn, pursuant to Section ~.-
08.020. who Is conducting
or carrying on lhe opera-
tions of an administrative
headquarters shall pay a li-
cense fee of thirty cents
($.30) lor each thousaoddol-
lars of gross payroll of aU
periObs employed·at the bu -
siness at such admlnJstra-
Uu headquarters.
(b) Administrative head-
quarters shall mean a loea.
ttoa where the prtnetpa.l 00-
slness tranaaeted consists
ot provldlQc admlnislraUve
PU8&..1C NOTICE
or ma. ....... reJited •r-
YI<:oo-oo,llllooiiiJII-
14ld to, f«::rd ... ,,. .. , data
............. -· Od-••rtlallc. Jlllbbc niiUO.. .... -~~~-....... Ifill Ud corpon.. Mld-
qarten Mme.., to Oilier
locatktGr wbere tbe open ..
Uo'u ot tbe ame ._..._.
are CODet.d w~cb lfld
more dlrtcUy to thtpf'Odlte ..
tloa of l:rou rec:etpb:.
(c) A -.... ohoU Oo
tutd 11 u &dmtalstraUn
headQuarter~ U tbe 111mbtr
of tmp&o,... eacaced lD ma-
IIIC1DC the lluslneu aCtl'tlt ...
tea escHdLthe total aumber
ot employees IIIPIId ID ac ..
tl'tltltl at the ame loca-
ttoa wbleb woald be otbtr-
wtse tuablt uQder thts or-
d!DaDce. Tbe crosa payron
oa wbtcb the llceue ftt ll
to be eompattcf lbaU lDclllde
tbose employees .pged Ia
those adl'tiUes othenrt.se
taxable 1uK1er th1a ordtmnee.
(d) '•Gross PIJroll'' sball·
meaa aDd loclude tbe total
gross amowt of aU ia.lartea,
wages, c:ommlsslOG&, boau•-
ts, or other mooey paymerat
of aay ldDd which a person
received from or Is entitled
to received from or be given
credit for by h.ls employer
lor any work do~ or per-
sonal service rendered In
any trade, occupation or pro.
feastoo. lneludtng any kind
of deductions before ''lake
home" pa.y Is received; b.lt
shall not mean or Include
amounts paid to lraveUng
salesmen or other workers
as aJiowaoce or reimburse-
ment for tranllng or other
eipenses locurred ln. the b.l-
slness of the employer, 1'1·
cept to the extent of the
~~:cess of such amounts over
such eJpenses actually in-
curred and accounted for by
the employee to the employ.
"· (e) Any person electing
to pay uDder this section
shall pay the mlalmum tax
of Forty-Five Dollars($45.-
00)per year.''
SECTION 6. This Ordin-
ance shall be publlaohed ooce
Lo the otftelaJ newspaper of
the City and shall be effec-
tive Immediately upon itJ;
adoption, pursuaQt to Sec-
tion 416 of the Charter of
the City of Newport Beach,
belng an ordinance .f1x1ng the
rate of tantton, This Or.
d1D2DCe shall apply to busi-
ness licenses as exlsttnc
Hcensu are renewed a.od
shall apply to new IP-
pllcatloos as of the date
of app11catlon. ·
This Ordinance was In-
troduced at a regular meet-
ing of the City Cooocu of
the City of Newport Beach
held on the 14th day of No-
vember, 197?, aDd was adop-
ted on the 28th day of NOY-
ember, 1 f177, by the follow!~
vote, to wit:
AYES, COUhCILMEN: Dos-
tal, Barrett, Kuehn. Mcln.nts,
Rogers, Ryekort, W11Jlams,
NOES, COUNCILMEN: None.
ABSENT COUNCILMEN:
None.
Milan Dostal
Mayor
ATTEST:
Doris George
City Clerk
Publish: Dec. 8, 1f177, LD
the Newport Harbor Enstp.
Burglar~
HOW MUCH
CAN YOU
AFFORD TO LOSE
IF A BURGLAR DECIDES
TO BREAK INTO YOUR HOME
OR BUSINESS TONIGH T ?
Se a Coist will plan
yo ur home or business
security sy stem. . .
Phone
642·3490
102 I . 11fH IT~UT
AT 1111'1111011 AYINUI
COlT A •b. CAUf.
Now!
-N EIPORT HARIIOR £II Sl Gil
PIIILJ II EO 11££11 LY • PG. I
T1fU RSilA Y, II£ C. I, trn
COIIliiA DEL IIAII, CAliF,
Concert is
at 2 Dec.11
TOe Ooe. II c:oaco11 by
tbt 1A)I Allltl" Pll11-
t.rmollie On:butn, wtth
ZubiA Mlbta OOOI)ac::ttac, WW
be played •• a a o'clock
matinte l.altead of I:SO p.111.
u or~&~D~Uy .chtdlaled.
The CODCtrt uDder tba
autptces ottbl~tCou
IJ'PbU,.nDOale !loc:loty, Will
be btld II the Suta Aaa
Htch School Auditorium, 5210 w. Walaa:t. u part ot the
subscrtpttoa series.
Tbe eqe to time to
2 p.m. wUI DOt oaJy eGible
tam lUes to atttiXI on a SQ..
day lftenooG but wm alloY
Mehta to ny to Loodoo Im-
mediately followl.tw the
early CODCert t.o order to
tu.lflll u qagement at tiM
Royal Opera Hou11, Coveat
Gardu, where he wUI coo ..
duct the opera, Pucci.DI's
'•Girl of the Golden Welt."
Suodly'a concert program
tocludea ''Leooon Ourture
No. 3" by Beethono;
Wa&Ber's •· Prelude and Llt-
bestod" from ''Tristan 1lDCl
lsolde''; Schubert's Sym.
phony No. 5, aDd Strauss'
''TUI Eulenaplegel's merry
pranks."
DOREEN NOMINATED
FOR COMMISSI ON
Former Newp>rt ll:ayor
Doreen MarshalJ ts ooe ol
5 Oruce Counttans nomi-
nated ttlls week to ae"e
on the oewCalltomla Tra.ns-
portatton CommliSIOD. Tbe
county list, complied by the
county transit commission's
eltlzens advisory commit-
tee, wtn be submitted to
Go•. Jerry Brown. who 1&
due to make 8 at-larye ap-
pointments to lhe new com-
mission.
PUBLI C N OTIC ~
S-93578
FlCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMEN't'
The followl,.-penoa.a a.re
dolne busb!.eu 11: Southtn
Developmeld No. 1 (a Cali-
fornia limited PIJ't.Dtnblp).
1101 Dove street, Suite 145.
Newport Bea.cb, CaltilrDI&
926&0: The Kenaleott Com-
pany, a Callforllla corpon-
tioo (ceaeral pe.rtDtr ), 21
Polot Loma Drln. Corooa
del Mar. CaJUoro!a 92625;
Corona del Mar Oe•elop-
ment Company. a C&Ufornll
corporatloo (reneral ptrt-
oerlt 1101 Dove street, SUite
145, Newp>rt Beach, Cali-
fornia 92660.
This OOalDess l.s condtlcted
by a limited partoerslllp.
Signed: The Kenntcott
Co mpany, geaenl partner,
w. N. Kea.nlcott, President.
This statement was nted
wUh the county clerk of Or-
ange Couoty r..o .... 28, 1977,
Publlsb: Dec. 8, 15, 22,
29, 197'7, 1n the NIWlJOrt
Harbor Eosip. F -86054
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-93577
FJCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The loiiO'IJfnc persons ar. c:totnr OOsJDeas u : Southern
Developmeot No. 2 (a Call-
tJtDla limited partDershlp).
1101 DoYe Street. Suite 145,
Newport Beach, Ca.lllonda
02660: The KeDnlcott Com-
pany. a CalUoralt COI'J!Ofl·
Uon (ceoen.l partner>. Zl
Polot Loma Drlte, Coro•
dtl Mar, Calllonlt 921!5;
Corona del War Dtttlop·
meat Compuy, a Calilonda
CO'JIOnlloo (poonJ J)lll1.
oer). 1101 Dote street. SUite
145, Newport Beacb, Cali-
forllla 9U60.
ThiJbo-.IJcoododod
by a Umllod -nlllp.
Slpod' TOo ~
Compuy, ceeenJ partDtr.
W. N. K•-•, Pros-.
Thts stattmnt was mtd
•tU. the eo~aty clerk of Or-
UIO c-""'· a., 1m. "'bUst&: Dtc.. •• 15, u,
It, 19'17, 1D th Newport
Ho.rllorEulp. F--
PUBL.IC: NOTICE
( :. c.J ~.11 Jll f'uiiCL' Blotter
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ol-....... "'' ._., ..,. *'• hom Soooer ,_.bbe, MO W.
17C.. St.. bolt c:.a.n ""
•ltd • a IU'IIt door lock
, , All M0eotoi'OOplaJorUAII
•u ttoltD hom tbt bomt of
Kat• 8M Gottbeb, ISO
Sto..a.Jd at; •• Two ltereo
~~*ken YUitd at $550 •ere
Role from tMOnace Cout
Coltoco -...,,.. 1>14& •••
A atso c:u ..._, motrl<:
.c>eket ltC IDd aHOrttd
tcrt'W driVtH wtrt stolea
by a thltf from tbt car
of Pll11.Up D. BJnn, 2959 M-. Dr, • Wllllaal G.
"'"-. "· ut7 c • .,.. Dr., wu elll.qtd wttll dn11alc
drt•tac after ~ pick-
up truck bJt a tree at 2'128
MIDdola Dr. at 11:!0 p.m ••
Flu per.,ar were tUea to
HOI( hoopltal wtto laja-
toJlowl.ag a 2-ear acctdeal:
at 17th st. Ud lntoe An.,
aDd Kolhrn K. Potter, 19,
toctudloc drtYer& Jldy A.
Bo .... IS, ol 1256 Mlclllpa,
aod Kolleeo K. Potter, 19,
Suta Aoa, aod pu:tencers
Richard A. Wh.lteb.lll. 20,
aDd Sally Wbl.tehlll, botb of
133 E. 16tb St •• aod CyathJ.a
L, 8ontn. 17, of S%56 Mlch-
l&aa Ave.
• WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9
A radio receiver, tun-
table IDd 5 aotlque Drudeo
dolts nlutd at $1.000 were
stolen from the resldeDce of
Katby L. Mooft. 989 Victoria
St.; a door moo was twisted
to pln entry. • • Ant bony
G. Alnrea, 8'79 CeDter st.,
complained ot the $240 theft
of a stereo tape player, tooh;
and a $100 tire from hli
vehicle; tbe thie'tes cut the
left rear Ure before they
left ••• A $3.500 19'76 car
was stolen from Theodore
Robins Ford, 2060 Harbor
Blvd, •• Stereo equ.lprrent
and a camera Yalued at $693
were stolea from Deborah
A. Sanders, 3118 Kerry
Lane ••• Marcleoo H. Mar-
tin. 19, of 1110 VJctorta St.,
was chargedwtthdrunkdrtv.
Inc aod lmmtcra.Uoo vJ .
olattoq after his ear hit the
parked car aod wooden feoee
of Michael Roc:ers, 396 VIc-
toria St., at 4:10 p.m •••
A!Ull. C. stevens, 76, of 1791
Monrovia Me., 'ft'ls injured
drlvJn& ber car eastbound
across Ha.rbor Blvd., 500
feet SOUth of WU80n St ••
wheD hU by tbe aortbboulld
ear ot Stuart T. Gisb, 36,
Leucadia ••• A man armed
with a knite took th& purses
of Gloria S. Gelb and Sberyl
L. Nakashima, both of Costa
Mesa, as they left nJcht
school classe• at Paularlno
School, 1060 PaulartnoAve.,
at 8:50 p.m.; tbe loss to-
talled $148.
• THURSDAY, NOV.IO
Karen L. Tibbs, 38, of
2110 Newport Blvd., was
cba.rred wttb drunk drtvtnr
at that address at 12:50a.m.
-.... -"'.....,. Yoa wsww•w, S.C. ol
MaAawt ud Daridi.JoM-
-. 11, ol 100 E. Oetu r-. Batooa .. .ll...,. ......
ltf C11.11 L. Llnel of tbt
Cout Mottl, 22'76 N•wport
Bl•d., 1oat tl,fOO.SS 1n cub
ud ehteU &o a robber at
11:09 p.m. wbo pulled a cun
from bl.l ja.cket aoddt!lmllld-
td all the moaey while the
marw.,er wu obtallliD( ln-
formatloo about a tenant re-
quested by the Aspect. WhO
tbeo lett on foot.
• SATURDAY, NOV. 12
starla D. Re)'DOida. 18,
of 55 Falr Dr •• wu taken
to Hoqbosplta1 wttbtnjurtes
alter a car lJ1 whlcb she
wu riding. drlun bt Scott
D, Albin, 19, of 311 E. Mesa
Dr., saw Ana Heights, was
ltlvolud In an accident at
12:45 a.m. at Santa Ana
AYe. and Wesa Dr. With
another 'tebicle, abandoned
by tbe driver, registered
to an El Toro martoe ... A
bura:lar pried ooen a door
to take a TV set, stereo
equtpmeot aDd a watch, all
valued at $525, from Fred-
erick U. Lewandowsld, 1041
W. 18th St ... A screen was
removed from a wlndow by
a burrlar p.lotne: f'ntry w
the residence of Jean M.
Clark, 2416 Niagara Way,
where between $15 and $ZO
was taken from a pu rse ...
William Quinones, 25,
of 1016 El Camino Or •• was
charred wtth drunk driving
a moped bicycle at bater
St. and Melldou Dr. at 10:10
p.m ... Hubert L. Gainor, 47,
of 3117 ~bUn St., '*as
charged wllh drunk driving
on private property at 2196
Harbor Blvd. at 10:30 p.m.
• SUNDAY, NOV . 13
An anonymous fem~tle re-
ported a man with a I{Un
at VIcki's Lounce, 1791-1/2
Newport BIYd., at 1:19 a.m .•
officers unable to locate him
when they arrlved .. .Jack H.
Fukumoto, 30, of 2390-A El-
den Ave •• was c harred with
drunk driving at2300 Harbor
Blvd, al 2:30 a,m ... Martln
oa dnp_Aa tiPfi.Stve
sporU ear .., jlcbd up
at 1599 Supenor Au. and
tbt C Urts aid whMis nlu-
td at $1,400 were stolen,
property of Tom Ashley,
In lot.
• WEDNESDAY , NOV. 16
A window was found
smashed ln an apparent
attempted burgltry ot the
Cottace Restau.raot, 562 w.
19th St.. oot tbere was tK>
ntdeoee of entry ... A window
was smashed on the east
side of the buUdtnc of Mas-
ter Blueprl.ot and Supply Co.,
234 Fischer St., with $340
cash stolen ... Ann M. Walsh,
316-B Marcuertte AYe.,
Corona del Mar, parked her
car at Center St. and
Anaheim St . abd while she
was playing volleyball 111 the
community celller. berpurst>
and a (Ym bog of equl.pmeru:
and cosmetics were stolen,
a $1 SO loss ... Teonls equip-
ment and a purse, valued
at $330,50, were stoleo from
the car of Bobble Lee Urich,
15 KJ.aloa Court, West New.
port Heights, parked at Z323
Placentia Ave ••• A cardboan:l
container of men's robes
valued at $7 10 was stol en
from a storatte room
al Stuard Men's Apparel,
3333 Bristol St ... Kennelh H.
Foodren. 1994-C Meyer Pl.,
reportert the $170 burglary
of a CB rairlo and ju mpt'r
cables from :-.tstruckparked
on the street .• .Siereo equip-
ment valued at $85 was stolen
from the resldf'n<"e or
Charles T Cuceto, 21J£-Ii
Avocado St.
DE;BBY PROMOTED
Navy radioman second
class Deborah R. Pulgencio,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis D, Pu h:en<:to of 2120
Richmond Way, Costa Mesa,
has been promoted to her
present rank while servlf'lt.'
with the U.S. Naval Com-
munications :J ail, London.
A 19'13 gnduate or Costa
Mesa high schoOl, s he johle(l
the Navy inSepleln~r. 197.;.
Morales, 29, of765Shal1mar BURGLARY IN BALBOA
Dr., was cllarged vnth drunk A I.Ju rglar took ster eo drlvh~t; at Pomona Ave. and sound am photo equipment
Plumer St. at 3:30 a.m... v:llued at $4,600 from the
A burglar broke throurh hom e ot Roctney Blea m, 1550
laths to gain entry to the Miramar, Balboa, sometime
Dirt Cheap Plant Co,, 2068 Sulll1ay, he told po llee.
Newport BJYd., taking a SlOO
glass scale-model airplane,
a $50 desk calculator, a
$125 desk tamp aDd a $75
rattan etw.lr ••• Ro:una l
Meiers, 2635Santa Ana AYe.,
reported tbe $201.85 bur-
r tary of a TV set, currency
and jewelry ... A Jeep was
stolen from WUJJam M, Ze-
brow, 1710 Labrador Dr ...
Five louve red windows were
broken by a ttUef to gain
entry to l.aNore's Antiques,
ll25 Vlctorta St., taking $60
In curreocy and a $95 antiQue
wind-up elock .. ,A S200 10 ...
speed bicycle was stolen
from the garage or Dennis
J. Conway, 2343 Richmond
Way.
• MONDAY, NOV. 14
Larry J. Christensen,
2'761 Portola Dr., reported
about $40 CUb. lost to a
bufiiU wbo came into bJs
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•••
• •• Mula Wright, 38, of1963
Harbor Blvd,, was charged
with drunk drfvtne after her
ca.r backed into a Uabt
staodard on prtnte proper~}
at 719 w. l9tb st. at 2:30
a.m ... A late model 4-daor
car rented for ooe day on
Oct. 10 from Budeet Reot
restdooce lllrough an _. QUAUTY l SVIVICE. YOU CAN EXP£CT FROM ··THE WORLo ·s LARG_ESr
window, tlls loss Locludtng fOtt ,.I I I:Jift1366-e•2 M70-Aliiillo A Car, 2673 Harbor BIYrt.,
wu listed as belO( embeul-
ed ••• Deo& M. Madison, 26,
of 700 VIa Lido Nord, Lido
Isle, was chare:ed with druok
drl't'lng aner her car hit
the parked car of Suau G.
Duoc::•o. 2030 Highland Dr ••
Harbor Richlands, aQd an
exit strn at tt.e Wells fargo
Ballk, 440 E. 17th St ••• Ray-
mond A. Nielsen, 377 E. 18th
St., eomplaloed ot the $120
burglary ot curreocy from
h.1l apartment ••• A w!Ddow
screea was removed by a
bln'llar wbotoot$t751ncur-
rtocy lD u tDYelope trom
Jam" R. Breeo. 210 Sut:a
label ATe ... A SSmm camera
nla.t at $210 was stolen
ftom stacey L. Rymal,
10Z8.C El Cami.DO Dr.
• FRIDAY, NOV. 11
A 10-4PMd $80 bicycle
wu •• trom tbt cane•
o1 -11. Yoooc, 287 £. lllb PI".A Oortlu lbr<.
od • -.r -.. the
plel .... -· ol -.. E. IColc:IJOI(I, 710 W. 19111 St.,
lUll& a $11S CB ndlo .. ,
" ... llilot *'"-"htOl.•tr, 4 bose~ of ••maJUoQ. a
boa ol ..... Ud I t1nUic
upt won -,_ lllo
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3 rolls of penDles .•. Mar1on JLUTIMAft PtfOf•~ .,...,.. ..,.. "V£ iiii L~ J. Harr, resideot ofa.napt.rt ~
meal oamptu at1300Adams c 1 IT 1702 NfWPOIIT II.VD. Ave., reported the. $4,098 .n u·., ~
theft otpersonal elfectstrom · COSTA MESA
there wblle shewasoutorthe "'""• .. 11 .,1 u •. .,,,. • ·-~·· state .. ,A 1978 Ford 'flO 'llhl-··.-fNIUI':' '·'"'·~ U.DtO DtWATCHlD TIVCU
ed at ,
5
,
000
•as reported lr~DIW'(;;·;'~· CAAP(;ii'i'i""""'-STi=i'~"'~c~<<i•~·~,~·,==~=~~~~~ii~~~=~ stolen from 212 LllllanWJy,
property of Interstate
Proper11es Inc ,, Orange •••
Phllll.p Lope~, 28, 270 E.
17th St., n s r h..ul!e<l with
drunk drlvi~~~: at Harbor
Bl'td. and Celller St.
• TUESDAY, NOV. 15
Walter K.. Cbrlstotters,
Sl, of 173 W. WUsoa st ••
was charred with drunk
driYiOC 00 Pom001 Ate.,
.:M~t.b ot HamUtoa st., at
<f:45 a.m •• ,R.ectwood klmbrt.r
•alutd at $M3 waa stol.o
from a ftoc.td lD nrd •rea
al CoUece Uambtr Co •• ZIOZ
Collect Ave ... A car wu
stol• from aloa&llde S.-now.r A••· w..t ot dear
St., 'Wbtrt OtrMr Wlcbl.tl
c . Crtffttb, l"t.., bad left
It parktd witb ~ttery ,_bl ......... tv--
...... oQIIIp-. Jowolry
&Del 1 TV from tbe r"Nidtlltt
of Cyalllla J. •-1110-
B Pomola '-.. Uo,•-
la st. Lood&".Roy-J.
Booodry, a ,"' nos HU.na •• ,, Part lJdo, wu tallllll ·--.., .,. .... C-11-...... at7,.
p.sn. aftilrtda.nM h:ar
H N..,.rt Bttd. -...& owl·
" -.., aUd _,. ae.-.._ Dr., u.t 1 ..
_.......,.alllpolupt
............ I. w..,, a. <(I"-,.;;-..-.
.. art a 'On '*carat •• ...... ,, ..........
•11 p.a, • a dlllp tl
...... lllll ... lod 1o ,..,u.
STREET • COSTA MESA
for
Up liUttt
Tenni s s hi rts
Tennis shorts
Tenni s shoes
T enni e racket!!
Tennis ball s
Rac quet b&U racquets
Ra oquet balls
tenms
Ladles tennts llhO t\a
Ladi e s tennis s hirts
Volley baliR
8UII:et balls
soc cer balle
•
•
--::-:;~ .,,, . • IU DoliUa,
dol -N'll Ia cull aod jo"ll'l'
ltoln frora lll1 bome be-
twtea 9:SO a.m. aad 1:30
p.m •• .liMtlc tapu valued at
$9!, ud $12 e.shwere taken
trom a ear beiOQClDC
to Luce Co1. 3S LID Isle,
WhUt It WU ptrked at 56th
and Stubon, West New-
port, between !:30 p.m. aDd
3:50 p,m, , , .Robert Mc-
Donald's 1972 Dodge van was
stolen from In front of hls
garage, problbly at 3:10
a.m., wbeo he was awakened
by the sound of a vehicle
similar to hls .•• Marjorte
Mae Johnson, 53, of 201-
1/2 N. Bay Front, Balboa
Island, was cha~ed wllh
drunk drlv!fl(!: at 2:20 a.m.
at Emerald and N. Bay front
•.• Su san Herb@rt, 217 Topaz,
Balboa lsland, reported her
1914 Dat9.1n car stolen from
the Saleway market parking
lot at Bayside Center be-
tween 8 p.m. and 8:30p.m.
.. Michael Lester Murphy,
26, and Robin Lee Adair,
20, both of 3026 W. Coast
Hwy., Mariners MUe, were
arrested there at 8:30p.m.
Hwt., Mariners Mlle, were
arrested there at 8:30p.m.
and charged ·.vUh being under
the intluence of a controlled
substance.
• THURSDAY, NOV, lO
An $800 electric type-
writer was stolen from thf
ours~ supervisor's office
at Hoag hospital betwef'n 7
p.m. aDd 8 p.m ... Two can-
nlsters o! nitrous oxidt-~as
were taken from Hoa..,. he-
tw een 4 p.m. Nov . 10 :tnd
6:30a.m. Nov. 11 by thi~ves
who C"UI a lock to gel Into
a fenced storage area ... A
phonl!-answering device,
valued at $~26, Wi'ls stolen
from Kwik-Cop}' Printing,
120 Newport Ceuter Dr.,be-
tween 6 p,m, Nov. 9 arx:l
8 a.m. Nov, IO ... A $100 bi-
cycle .... ·as stolen from an
open garage at the home of
Mary :1ughes, 28 Mission
Bay, Spyglass Hill, bet·.veen
3:30 p.m. and 5 p.m.
.. Charles Edward Jones, 19,
of 3004 Ga rfield, Costa
Mesa, was arrested at U:45
p.m. at Agate and S. Bay
F ront, Balboa Island, :.tnd
charged with boat theft ...
Michael Von Elmore, 22, of
1815 Sabrl.na, Irvine Ter-
race, was cl\a.ri;ed with ~iv
lng fa lse Information to a
policeman at 1:50 p.m. at
35t h and W, OcPan Front,
West Newport.
• FRIDAY, NOV, 11
Manley Feducla, 766 Huf1-
son. Costa J.:esa, reported
a $144 stainless steel klt r hen
sink stolen frofTI his homf'
under constru ction at 3806
n1annel, West ~ewporl, be-
tween 2:30 p.m. Nov. 11
and 7:15 a.m. Nov. 12 ...
A $400 outboard motor "Nas
stolen from a Boston wt1ale r
boat al Tnnsr on Sails, 2816
Lafay ettl', Canneq· Village,
between 4:3lo p.m. ~ov. ll
and ooon Nov . 12 ... Toots
valued at $533 were stolen
from an unJO<:ked garage al
the hOme of Robert Rude,
303 Heliotrope, Coron.a del
Mar, betwef'n 5:30 p,m, f'ov.
11 and 9 a.m. Nov . 12 ...
An esllmaterl $533 damage
was dooe to the 3rd and
13th tee areas and the 17th
fairway at the Bitt Canyon
Country Club golf •·ou rse by
vandals who rlrove arross
the course between ooon Nov,
10 arx:l 8 a.m. Nov. 11 ...
When Geo rge Myette parked
his van ln his Promontory
Point residential parking
area betw een 8:30p.m. Nov.
9 and 5 p.m. Nov. 11, some-
one stol e his $385 CB raldo
... Charles Vernon Caroth-
ers, 58, of 1870 Park New-
port, was chargedwlthdrullk
driving at 7;05 p.m. at Mar-
guertte aDd San Joaquin Hllls
Rd., Harbor VIew Hills.
• SA TURDAY , NOV, 12
When Linda Clark, 2758
Htuvtew, Harbor View Hills,
parked her car at ACacia
and Second, Corona del Mar,
from 7:15p.m. Nov. 12 untU
i:IS a.m. NoY. 13, some-
one cut the connrtlble top
and look clotrdng and tenots
equipment valued at $350
... A t.lrglar ransacked the
borne of Harold Miller, 918
SaDdcuUe, Harbor VIew
Hills, between 2 p.m. and
11:30 p.m., and took )ewelry
aDd colDS Yalued at $9,595
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Rolta rrom
£ll• RM McCaire, 117
Maquertte, Coi'OGI del Mu,
bohr.., 5 p.m. Nov, lZ ODd
4 a.m. Nov. lS .. .JuUa
Peebles Cbue, ss, of 1980
Park Newport, wu ebara:ed
wUb dnnk drlvtn& at 9:45
p.m. at Back Bay aod San
Joaquin Hills Rd ... Debra
Kaywood, 307-l/2 Marine,
Balboa lslaod, reported her
walJet aDd $265 cash stolen
from her home between ooon
Nov. 'I and 10 p.m. Nov,
13.
• SUNDAY, NOV . 13
A TV set, jewelry and
a sewing machine, valued a!
.$1,235, were stolen from
th e hOme of James Crall,
7202 W, Ocean Front, West
Newport, between 8:30p.m.
Nov, 10 and 4:30p.m. Nov.
13 ... Jewelry and cash
amoonti~ to $771 were bur-
glarized from Katerine For-
derbrugen's hOme :H 703
Potnsettla, Corona rlPl ~'ar,
between noon Nov, G and
2:30p.m. Nuv . 13 ... JayCohn,
3220 Park Newport, reported
a $550 outboard en(!:ine stolen
rrom Ids boat at 200 E. Co .. st
Hwy,, tray bridge area, be-
tween noon Nov . 10 a nril(\:30
a.m. NO\', 13,. .. \ lall.·nrnower
and power C'Ord, valut'd at
$180, were stole n from the
home of Miklos Munka csJ,
1745 Paloma, West UpJ>t'l'
Bay, between 5 p.m. Nov.
6 anri 11 a.m. Nov. 13 ...
Patricia Altyn, 311 Mari ne ,
BaJOOa Island, reported a
tape deck and taJX>S wortll
Sl40 stolen rrom her un-
locked car while it was park-
ed at 307 Ins, Corona d('J
Mar, from 9:3 0 p.m. to ll:l 5
p,m ... Thom:~s Hill, 604 Mar-
guerite, Corona del Mar, re-
porteri that Wrglars ~'!Ot into
his homP by removb1g a OOth-
room scr£>t>n, and took
antiques anJ jewelq worth
S3,787 •. Chris Paul r-.til:'hl ,
21, of 1000 E. O'.'ean Fr0111,
Balboa, was clta r~Pd with
being drunk and rlisorde rll
at 11:15 p.m. at H .St. anrl
E. Ocean From, B<i!t.oa ...
Albert Reginald Brooks , ·El,
of 382 Promonlon Poim ,
was cttargedvoithdrunkdnv .
ing at 7:20 p.m. at Cnast
Hw y .. inrl Promonlo r~ P•nnt
... Scon Mi cnu·l L au~:I IUJ,
18, of 364-1 2 Park, ,.·as
chargett vdlh IJellll{ \lru!tk
In a car at 2:10 a.m. at
53nt and Seashore, West
Newport ... Douglas Allen
WetUer, 21, of 1367 lbker,
Costa Mesa, was r ha r~o>d
·Nith being urunk :~.nd r4is-
orderly at 12·55 a.m. at
Rive r and Balboa, West Ne-...·-
p.m. ., ....
Patricia Mai1aoDa doDO, 24,
of 70S.S/4 lrts, CoroDl del
Mar, was charged with tur-
glar y at 2 p.m. at Fashion
ls land.
• MONDAY, NOV, 14
Two wallets and $166 cash
were reported sroten from
th e home of Jamei McMil-
len, 300 Holm-.ood, Newport
Heights, between 10 a.m.
aud 11 a.m ... A ·gold
and diamond watcll, valued
at $2,000, was stolen· from
the home of Marla Noguell,
200 Evening Star, Dover
Shores, between 10 a.m. and
!):15 p,m ... Benjamln Frank-
lfn Metzleur, 22, of 3909
Marcus, West Newport, was
arrestt!d at 4:50 a.rr •• at
102 Mc Faltrlen,Centra!New-
porl, anrt rha r~~:eO with pos-
session of lhf ltrug ~p
... Mich.ael O'Hara Dil lion,
1!.1, or 210J E. Balboa Blvd.,
Ball.oa, ~~o·as charged with
burl{lary Wt!enpotlcearrest-
ed hun at Z:30 a.m. at Z20
30th, West ~.jpwport.
• WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16
James Allen Tebbetts Jr.,
53, of Gl3 Poppy, Corona
r1el Mar, waa arrested at
12:1!) a.m. In front of his
home and rhargefl with be-
JOg drunk and disorderly, .
Ursla EHzaheth Fiedler, 30,
of 1820 W. Balboa , Central
Newport, ll.'as Oooked at pol-
ice headquarters at 11 :45
a.m. on a warrant <"hargtng
her with writing r hecks on
ws ulfklent funcls . . ••
A $1,500 On ental rug •.-as
s tolen from the living room
vi Marlon Louise Pond's
home at 254 LU.!:Onla, :-i'ew-
port Sr.or£"s, wh1le she was
111 her ba rk p rrt IJ.ot~~o·een
00('111 and 3 p.m .... A
typewrlt~>r, 2 ladles' robes
:lnd $80 in (·ash were stoleu
from the horne of Ertilh
F r.a nres Wht'l!'i~>l , ll5 Via
San Rl'hlO, J.l ,tQ lsle,between
B p.m .. "Jo~·. l:i anlt 8 a.m.
.~ov . 16. , . A $500' TV
set W<~S stu!t•n from Willian!
13rown, .J70'J lhmpden,
Cam('() Shor es, !oetween noon
~ov. II anrl 1 p.m. ~ov. 16.
... Johl' !Ia: !''' Hea lt, 885 Sea
Gull, Oa kwood apartment s,
re(X)rt~l the thefl of S17 tl
In t'Oms from his Apartment
between 11 a.m. and
1:30 p.m ... Two 1 V sets
and )ewelry, valued at
S1,133, were burglarized
from ;,,f' homf' of Da vid Alan
Tosh, 482 1 Dorchester,
Cameo Hlghl.iiods, betw~>en
8:45a.m. anr1 5 p.m.
Pioneer engineer '*d
Jollo A. ltopl ot -
AM, wbo wuiD~I .. d latM
eooolnc:lloo ot aU polllk
tmprovemelltl In tH Cit)'
of Newport Beacb tor n
yea rs, wu bOOorary rutst
at tbe Soth aaalvera.ry
meetq ofthe~eCounty
Engluers Club at the A•-
helm eooYenUon ceoter.
His guests were his sons,
John H. and Cary R, Siegel;
his son-ln-law, Larry
C. Glbson_a.ndgnndsonJohn
HONOR SOCIETY UNIT
FOR GUADALAJARA
Representing the Delta
Kappa Gamma Society Inter.
oatlonaJ, women educators'
hooor society, Mrs. Leooor
Alaolt., blllngual resource
specfalist tn the Newport-
Mesa unified school district,
Is oow organizing the first
chapter ol tile society 1n
Guadalajara, Mex.lco, as one
of the three members of the
Outreach Friendship to
Mexico CommiHet>.
Mrs. Alanl~. whose aca-
demic background and teach-
ing experience Included
teachlog Spanish at ..,ater
Dei high school in Santa
Ana , and st. Joseph-Mary-
mount Coli~~ In Oraoge,
worked as a TLtle I teacher
at Whittier school In Costa
Mesa.
She was a memloer of the
team from 1972 to 1974,
establlshifl+! the Alpha Chap-
ter in Mexico City io 1974,
W. 1111(01, aU letlft II laod
do>t ..... OII, ciYII oortoo•
"""' ud laod •"•JIDC Ill tbt couatry.
Wr. Siectl, • eblrter
member ot tbe Eac:lDHn
Club, Nrtld to work Ia
Ne"!PPrt Beach ill Septem.
ber, lilt, u a '•r•reMID·
man" for P. £, Kr .. aly,ctty
engineer. He wu 9 felTS
lfllb Mr. Kressly aDd !4
years wltb bls successor,
R. L. (Pat) Patterson. John
restgoed ln Febnary, 1942,
and served at the Santa Aoa
Army Air Base for 3 1/2
years as a self-styled
"sanUary qlaeer."
After World War Two,
he went In the engtneerl.og
buslness with Jack Raub In
Newport Beach, retlr~ 2
years later. He now is in.
volvPd In real estate flevel-
opment.
Ill ESA CLUB TO HOLD
CHRISTMAS BRUNCH
The Costa Mesa Women's
Club wilt hold Us annual
Christmas · ·1Ch at ll a,m.
Dee. 16 Ia tne clubhouse,
The Estancia high school
choral group, under the
dlrecUon of Gerald Olson,
will present a prograrr of
Christmas music.
Reservations must be
made 1'10 later th:m Dec, 13,
v.'lth Mrs . Patrick Dempsey,
Mrs. Ed Carlkk or Mrs.
Frank Stoughton.
F------------~ your aeative ablUties Into .
lfllllng and ftnanctally rewarcll
1c:areer as an Interior designer 1 1 We conduct short-tenu COUtMS 1
I for women •nd men wtth • claire I
to tmprow their clecor•tlng sldU.. I And an AMociat•Jn Art. dogr.. I I "'' lho career minded. 1
I Lum &om proloulcmal design"" I
everything nec-.ly tor •
I comprohmotw and:::-•.: ........ ........ -..... "'_ 1 We teech more than concept •nd
I theory.
• Our ftajble carHr-one progrem I .....,.,..... .........
I lmmodlaldy.
•tNT'~· r"-/: I r,~·'
I i"i::SG' ox ~~~ :uc IT'0 :s-
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JOHN METZGAR ON
ANTARCTIC TIIIP
,. ... M. llttlpr Jr., -
of Mr. Ud Mr-. J'o• M.
Mollpr lr, ot -Clpl'l Lue, Co.ta 11 .. , 11U
trnll«< to ' Aaredea
11 co•aetDI wttb tiM u.s.
AatareUc Reltareb Pro-
cram (USARP). He t.wort-
l.QC u a cartorn,lbtr wttb
the NaUolll BeleDCt Fe..
dation.
This year'• rt141.ftll pro-
jects l~lucte tbt: Hl.rc:b tor
meteorites to obta.IQ DeW ID-
rorma.Uoo about ncUatloo ID
Bpi.Ct to put Ctolorlc l(tl;
lnveatlptlon of tlfe 1torm.a
under the Ross Ice Sheltj
nrk»usceolot~:leaJ andtoasll
Studlf!l,
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benefit may covtt our com~Nete .. ,...Ice, Our Httr .. Ufe
,_.., tht eom~e •tory of our aoc:Att';'. Wrile « ctll;
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