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~NEWPORT ENSIGN •ISTABLISHED 1948 • 32ND YEAR • NUMBER -42 • (71-4) 673-0550 • SIRVJNG All OF NEWPORT AND CORONA DEL MAR • WEDNESDAY, NAY 28, 1880 • 2S CUllS
We Recommend e e e
PROPOSmONS
1 Park Obligation Bonds YES
2 V eterana Bond I118Ue YES
3 State Capitol Alterations NO
.fLow-Rent Housing YES
5 Freedom of Press YES
6 Reapportionment
7 Diauter Victims Assiatance
8 Energy Facilities Bonda
9 Income Tax Cut
10 Rent Control
11 OU Income Surtax
Harbor Municipal Court, Office 4, Frances Munoz.
COUNTY COMMriTEE
Uoyd M. Lolli, Ruthelyn Plummer, Robert L. "Bob" Moore,
Christopher "Chna'' MA9ee Steel, Nary E. Schmit%, Thoma• A.
"Tom" Fuentes.
City, C~nty Colllcle Over
$10 MIUion Danes Plan
The city of Newport S..ch
and the county of OranQe are on
a collision courH over a propoe-
ed $10 million Ne'fr])Ort Dune•
development, which would in-
clude a 300-unit motel, two 250-
seat r .. tauranta and a 600-alip
project'• impact on the bay aDd
on traffic. Thelavoon probably
hu inadequate OuahinQ action,
or movement of water to the
ocean, to support both a marina
and a nrimmino arM, he aaid.
Commiaioner Debra Alle.n Mid
A turnout of 67 peramt i8 a -
pected when Oruge Couty
voten GO to the poU. m the June
3 prima.ry election to decide a
variety of .tate &lld local tau.
and to •lect party candidat ..
for the NOYem.ber qeneral elec-
tion.
On the ballot will be 11 prop-
a.itiona, Auem.bly ud Con-
qr ... ional racea, local judicial
rae .. , the United States Senate
race and the pretridential
primary.
In Newport Beach 43,~
voten were registered u of Way
13, incl~g 26,998
Republicana, 11,360 Democrat.,
89 PMce and Freedom, 31-4
Am.rican IndepeAdent, 1,299
Llberta.rian, 23 mi8ceUan.ou
and 3,61-4 c:t.cline-to-ltate.
1D Coaa MeU 42,393
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bylloger&Dgle
Ft ... Dew platntiffa Jan. joiDed
in a laww.it --kino to Ioree m-
teqreted, low-oc:.t \ousiD9 ID
Newport Beach.
Three Newport Be.ch
remdellta, inclwlin9 aD L.tblal
black couple ud a Coroaa del
MAr white man, are iDchac:W
alono with two noa-pra8t fair
hou.iDo 01"9"'otuttone.
Tbe fiye ... ,. ;om.d With tt..
othe.n to .wte a total of ta
plaiDtifta ill the ft}t, wJa.ldl ...
orlcpnally fiW 'eb. 25 ill
0r&DC)e Co.Dty SqpeDor ~
The plaiatifll aN LWJJI I I ted by
low l.eval aJd ~ ...... ia
Oru~ Couaty,IAe AD~ .. .
LoD9 a..dl, ad s.. o..o.
ud the w...-m c e cif taw
aild Pou arty, lAc.. Ia 1Aii
A119du• -"o u.; aU1 g .._
.. ,.~enicl ~
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18,144 ~defat.~ ana Freecbe, 416 AmericaaJa·
dependeat, 1~567 Llbertariad•;'
~ miloel.l&ueoua, ucl-4,239
declined to .tat..
~ iCiittae~.W ~rs~ ~ ot o. ,. ~ iilil
1D lrrine 33,613 voten were
reqi.tered u of Nay 13, In·
cludino 16,939 Republicau,
1.2,195 Democrat., 63 PMce and
Freedom., 308 American In-
dependents, -410 Libertarians, 17
mbcellaneoua, and 3,681 decliD-
ed to .tate.
There lS no contest for th•
Republican or Democratic
nominationa 10 either the 73rd
or 7-4th Aaem.bly distrlcb.
In the 73rd ~mbly District
mcumbent Dennis NaDo-n i.e
,_,.~UICJ the Democratic nomina·
tlon while Nolan FriseUe oJ
Costa Mesa d unoppoeed for the
Repubhcan nomination.
ln the 7-4th Auembly Oiatnct
race tncumbent Marian
Berqeson of Newport Beach a
unoppoMd for the Republican
nominatlon while Jack H.
&ldwi.n of Musion Viejo will be
the Democratic nominee.
Republ.ican incumbent Robert
E. Bedham of Newport Beach
baa two challenqen for the
nominahon in the 40th ConQrea-
atonal Datrict, Jack Utter of
Laouna NiQUel and Richard G .
o.tW.c:tartt OeYid Muehlberger (right) talks with Tom Mooney, pubfic
defender. in Herbor M!llicipal Court yesterday. BaiJiff is Darrell Strobele
Sc.H photo by Ron Stone
Key Figure In Yacht
Banco Charge Arraigned
by Je8 Parbr I that he went to Wa.hlnqton. DC
David NuehlbeTqer wu return· to do conaultmg work for a pn
ed to Newport Beach yesterday vate brm. and then tTaveled to
aftc aearly a month at laroe. to 1 Kansas C1ty where he took a 10b
be arraiqned in Harbor Muruci-1 wttb Kmckerboclter and Aso-
pal Cowt on aeven felony counts o ates commodtty brokers
of grand theft. forqery and fraud He was anested m Kansas
The charqee .tem from two C1ty May 15
aU~ ecbemea Muehlberoer Deputy OLStTtct AHorney
bad enoi.Deered-ooe mvolving George Peters LS alleqmq that
the yacht Wildcatter. and one Mueblberger presented for<Jed
involving the former Std'a Blue tax statement& to the owners of
Beet rectaurant &n Newport both the WI Idcotttu and S&d'a
Beach. Joan Sew.ll of Irvine LS Blue Beet m order to buy the
co-defendant in the foroery properties
cha19• involvino the Blue Beet The grand theft counts atem
Nuehlberver Oed the atate from Muehlberger's temporary
April 14. three day• aJter the poeMeeton of the $400,000 136-
Gardner of r ountain valley.
(ConHn•..,tca
wanant foi ru.. a.rr•t was .. ued foot pleaau.re boat Wildcotter,
4) In court be claimed whlch he allegedly ou.aappro-
pnated from Walnut bu.si.neec-
man Larry Durham Peten aatd
Muehlberger had removed reqd·
trahon papers falslfied docu·
menta and tned to .. 11 the boat
to a third party
Muehlberoer's defea.. wu
aaioned to pubhc defender Tom
Mooney Judge Robert J Poha
beard argument• from both
Petera and Mooney OYer the
$250,000 ball •t for the
defendant aft• hia capture
"Mr. Muehlberqer h.u been
Nl..-d on hi.. own ~
aanoe be.fore. a.nd a... failed to
ahow up in court," -.id NODDeJ.
"He baa U* ill~ COUAty ..mo. 1958 and be baa relati._
and fne:ndJ in the ..... H NOOMJ
tha Mked the Judge to tower u.. bell.
Pete. arou-d that Nuehlber
oet d ta.bo pa1DI to bide
att.r tbe Aiid} 11 wanaat WM
...-. "He want to Akntda
Cou.atJ, ~ ..... bbtla
ctrtifka cbtWir't 1~ Mel
SoCial SeCWlty Clint. Ill
....,..,... to tau. tir llaybll
ataad.IM"aMII Ia C' lla.,,
....., be diul~a a10 I
for ........ ,., •••
Or-..~ •au-sc-• ...
CouAcil ..... c6ltoOt Of d.e
coucil, .. ~ co..t,
CODUamUty 11ouiD9 Oalpoa-
tiOD, ~ bolD fecMnJ tu
mon.ies, -rx*•men for tlae
oroaniutiooa IIA.id.
The leqal aid ~ty Ul .up-
ported primarily throuGh qruta
from the Nati<ma.l Leqal Senioea
Corporation, aD outoro;rth of
former Pr.-ident LyndOil
Johnson's "War on P~rty'' 1D
the early 1970., Mid Riclaard
Petherbnd9e, a member oi the
soc1ety's board of d.irecton.
The tau housino CO\lDCi1 ud
commuruty houanq corporatioll
are supported primarily~
federal community de-,elop-eat
funcb, dlstrlbuted throuCJh .tat..
and local QOTenuDellta to UD.p)e-
ment federal fa.u hOUGDO lawa,
aa1d Carol Rouillard a.nd Allen
BaldWlD, directon of the two
orQanuabona.
The five oriqi.nal pl&illtilia
were hated in the suit u low and
moderate 10come pemoaa who
wished to Uve in Newport Be.ch
but couldn't becau.e oi a lack oi
afford&ble houaiDo.
The three new iRdindual
plamlifb live in Newport Beech.
The white man, Joeep)lBoyle,
(0oothmect ca
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, .... illlliiS·IIilrA*'fteLwporl% Cp •
CcwintyFalr • ·~~~HOe ~Q~=t~~~E ftlt ,_..1M a.-Coaly "--· Ccola -· .,. P.Ulo -·\ond'a9 a ~ allocal buof•1 11 , laq-ol.. 1 .., ollpod. T1>e city lo DO cooofdar· -~-., _........_ _, ~-.~> ~ .....-lol-pulo. iDV ro\irlaqlor..r --·r •..--.-· ---to.._ Ill a_,. laq ..,_, ... ooi!I!Mt-•
lllnctor Bob Fowler, -w1oo quit ::... cbtw .:=:-orith ~ ~ '!:::"' "":-Ill loooocw al \loa oloatlt. --leW•• puloiaq for otoadic:41...-.. Aprill8 n•·--p...,.-qtta G,day noa. r.u .,_-~-_,"--"d...,;, , • ~ to Qift the £air more oHicMit .,. "worldD.q hud.-ia--. --v fowler had neiQ'Ud, ud lila, loc:.-1 fla.or. 9~owu with the 71 ch..•hen of. Pukia9 o..e. wtJllaonew
lrl an ........ a) IDOVo, ulrad to b. On:lolco the Chlckoq. the lair co......-Ill Or-Coaroty. ,_ n.
rehir.c:i. · · JDUCOt, will JII&U ..ve\al com-"We'n hoping the coaaaunity In u alliec:lactloa, the nper-
. Ia • _,. Wlawal ""'"• Ctty aowolty ._.....,.,.. proaoollll9 partlclpatkm prograao will 91.. Yioon aald !hay thlllk operator
W....qor Bob Wyou> \ad aaid bo the "Touch al Cowotry" theaoo al the 1aJ.r u old IbM, cowotry Wuoual C\a,.a ol the .W.. •
· would cor>aidor tho ..IUrlaq, If thlo ,..ra laJ.r S..oral abop-laollrlq aald Publlcity Obocl<>< parklllq lot -ol the t.nalllal
fowler would aubm.it ~ medical ping centen ~ .to .... all over Joan &ri.. -iii ~ttinq too much mon., for
ncoxcb. t1w cou.aty have~ to par-· ___ ._ ._.-:.; __ _. __ n. m.dic.t recorda didn't .,. licliMfite w u.. program which Ph...::au.a. o~ ..........
rlvo and Jut friday Fowler' a will faotuno the On:lolco'a pic· ,
wife wu Un1 hom Tex.u ud ture 011 blllboanb, pcliJten and Phoeniz Hou.., a natiODAl
told Wyua that Fowl•r no lonqer Oran~ County Trauit Dtatrict dru9-U,UM pf09ram with an wan~ to be coraidered for bu... An outaide aqency bu Oranqe County oftice ill Sut.ta
rol.natat.aooat. hand lad laJ.r pubUcity lrl the put. ADa, Ia worklllq with pa,.RI
fowler wu. • widoly -ad Tho Goocfyoor bllroop...._, ---paIn N---' Booclo Olid
naployH du.riD.C)' hia 13 yean aqreed 1o ~rMd the word by Cypr-to educate the publJc to
with tho city. flublnq the da'-o1 tho laJ.r (Ju-tho danqon ol druq and alcobol
Meuwhile, the city was 1y 11·20) IJla.rtlD.q July 4. str .. t &buM. rec~tiDo to fill the v~t poei· baimera will be flown above A panel dtscuelion oa. ~
lion, which pays $2.463 to .treets in aeveral Oranoe Coun-ata.nce abu• il IICh.duJed for
$2,994 .. -..... tl. ty citi.•, includinq the fair's Nay 28, Chapman CoU.o-audi·
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Summer White
NEWPORT TO
AVALON
Crisp separates In Dacron/ co11on
poplin by George Nasl<et In sizes 4 to 14.
Shorter ]Ocker with stand up
collar with rrqpunto stitched belt, $76.
Front zJp pants: $52. Short
steeve prillf .bloW>e by ChriStian Dlor. S48
JOHN HOGAN
Ul Jolla: 7634 /:;lrotd, .f!U-7/:l/
""""""' Vollell. soo ~ :lfll-7100
IJ I AWaln illlarld. NetiipOtt CO*r. IU+7t00
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PACIFIC
OCEAN
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torl)lJD, at 7:30 p .m.
!Aadlllq tho dlocuaaiOD will ba
Dr, NitcheU ROMDthal, prMi·
dent of the Phoenia Houae
Foundation 1a. Hew Yolk. Th•
c:U.buaion wt11 focua oa. pare.a.t-
lrlq in druq·lrou\)ad limN.
Pboorola llouM' \ao .-danq
from all over Oranqe Coua.ty,
with about 15 percttut from the
Newport ar.a.
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P ... ToGOUP _ .. ._.,a oc .. OOIIMJ
..... .-kw ...... putiD.tJ. Tire .,_...._ fvt..,.,._ ......... OCIIdlol
-II I .... _lot, __
the ..... 'Iiiii b. -!loci tiro •
.... -y ~·-wurut:e ... 0 r •• ill oallectlDg 25 per· -al-for~the
-~-.-__, G . In-. aldol ol the coaaty'a rM1 _,_ diYiofOD,
Nid thlt "lt t. b:t ezceu of fair
compeJlN.tiOD for .. me• ren·
derecl." ..
Metered r&t• for parkiDQ ,ill
90 to 29 pent. per half hour,
with no U... limit, d lono u the
drtv•.ra Jr:Mp phmkiag quarten
into the meten.
Couaty employ ... who now ..
pay $5 monthly for parkinl)' will
pay $7.50; uoo ol a "proforrad
lot" will cost $10, and" manave,.
of buln .... }eu;I..Qq ~pace OD
th• county •irport will pay· $25
per month.
O..rilow parklllq by tho fiy.
1119 puWic will-·-.. $10
--thllluata~lolo •
-Ill ,.. -pulolaq lot
will VO to SO_. per loool aad
$1 --par •r: 1M,-... $3.21 ..... ldl tor 2.f....,
parldro9 ..
for .U tJo!a, 1M ....W,
expecll to oalleot u acldWea1
$540,42S, Jo.ood ... ----•• rat .. DOW In effect -~pro
duced $1,898,875 In ,...,.,.o
lut U.Cal yMr.
Tho addiUODal parkiDQ lot
aupervi.ors want il the 25-acN
clear ao.ae, the approach p~
take for the airport. It U.. llorth
of th .. S.D' Dleqo Freeway, and
enU, would be from Main
str .. t.
They aleo will seek a print•
operator for • .buttle Mrvice to
pick up airline paafeDQen lD. th.
puidno lots and deb••r them td
the termin&l buildi.nC)', and
retum errivin.9 pusenqen to
~eir parked c4_rs.
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SELlE.R Cat1ott.a Monte wtttt high
bidder Bob Pate.
Stlltf photoe bv S.ry Slobm
Classic Car Auction Continues
It wu a dow day for oleaic
cara at the Slzth Newport Beach
Collector Cu auction held Jut
weekend u even the premier at-
traction did not Mll immediate-
ly.
The .tar of the ahow, a 1938
V 16 Cacllllac limouaine
previoualy owned by W. C .
Fielda, drew a top bid of
· $50,000, not .Ye'ilcloee to the
$70,000 the owner, Field.'
mistrea of 14 yeera Carlotta
Monti, wADt.ed .
A cla.ed phone biddino ....
aion will be held today betw .. a
the two top bidden, Bob Pate of
toe Anvel• ADd Hank Swimmer
of &J1 Die90, end AD
e.Donymou.a bidder from Lu
County Seeks Water Funds
Oraqe County and Newport
Beach hope to oet $10 IDillloa of
state and fedezal money for
implO'rinq the qua].tty of water-
the ld.Dd that we drlDlt &ad the
kind that nm.t in cr"b to
empty into Newport Bay.
Doreen MarahaU, former
mayor of Newport Beach and
now a volunteer aide to Super-
visor Tom Riley, i.a lD Sacra-
mento today to m .. t with mem-
bers of the alate Water Control
Board and ofticiala of the atate'a
The Tea Plaut
The Ia pl•t 11 l\ltM to the border
r~~~GM of !tiel•. Cll111a alld f•IIIC. 11ut Sea CIIIIMtioll flnl ~ Ill IIIOtftl a-1111. As
sa tr• w1t11 1111 Oneot ~ 1n tilt
l&dl c.tuf}. Ill .. pldllllly Mltrodueed
111 1M WISl Tod,, tile fiMit tus •• pro-
diiCM 11 Clllu. W.. a.,6ol (Sni.IHI).
,.,.. (for .... ) llld ......
Tile UMed Stlla ..,.m -'Y 170 miltill,.... ...... ,, ...............
II U. lllll ._.... IICI ~ ~· ..... tt~t.w
Water Reeourc• Aqency to fur-
ther the local bid for a chunk of
the cuh.
County supervisora, aotinq at
the requ.t of Newport Beach,
re.olved that the county ia eligi-
ble for auch fundinq and Mnt
Mra. Merahall to qet it.
The money i1 obtained can be
used to control runoff in San
Dieqo Creek, which empties into
the Upper Bay, and can be used
to treat and reclaim Mwage
water to a point where it ia
UMble for irriqatioa purpoMI.
Tea Grading
kl The ltMS •• 11hed 111d crlded bJ
vze to 1nsurt ueitonn llrewtiiC Tilt pld
1111. """'-. IS 110 indltlt1011 of tea qull•ty
Sut1Jades of biiCllea 111dlldl SIICII tlfms
a fiO'IIItfy ar-.. pea, llrollt• onnce plloe .s .,.., 1111 .... 1 SiltS •• ,.
•!IllS lid dust. ''()... pea" (pro
IIOIIIICid I* !HI) Is a ~U~-tJidt Gilly llld ,_ IIOllll .. ID • Wltll artiiiiS I
We carry aD
tea accessories
Ve9u, accordinq to auction
promoters.
Bidding on the car had .top-
ped at $36,000 when the auc-
tioa .. ra &nDounced an earlier
bid from the Lu V equ man for
clOM to $70,000. At thia point
Pate yelled out a bid for
$50,000.
Mia Monti refused the bid,
wiatinq OD a mmimum of
$70,000 for the car.
The auction featured hun-
dreds of cara raaqinq from
Cadillaca of the 1930's, 1940's
and 1950's to exotic cars such u
Packard.a, a 1947 Frazier, a 1931
Studebaker and a 1923 Dort.
There were also Mustanq con-
vertibl811 and high horsepower
atreet racers.
Larqe crowds viewed the cara
before they went on the auction
block but when it came tima to
bid on the cars, they did not aell
as fut or bnng as high prices u
1D preVlous years.
Dillie r~~ew ltms .e Cfldtd by sue 111d
qull1ty lnd rance from standJrd to e•tu
speoal chotet
"-CliiMSe lfeetl ltiS •• crldtd by
lll1 lftd rolled tuf st'jle Com111011 cractes
•lldllde Cunpowdef Imperil!, Younc
Hyson tlld !tyson lalll"fSt Vftn tns n
plded by Qlllhly •d llldudt .. ~.
domai:IC qull1ty end 'Mitclla·· tu cere
l'ftOIIJ
B~SIDEI PHARMAg:
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1016 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach, CA 76(}.0111
Father's Day &
Graduation Sale
Custom '14 k yeiOw QOid
Pyfomid Pendants with l6 lc
or 40 k
MAY29-JUNE7
Custom 14 k vetlow 0010
pyrQIT\Id OE'nc:tont\ w11r o
pyromod sr-.oped dorrx."XX
placed rf'l E'l'liE"!
30~ 1qFF AU Major Brand Watches In Stock
LOW COST~
CAR!PR!! SAJUNQ
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POP DOWN TO PUFFINS
H you tuven't tMd PUFANS yet I bet you
didn't know we nYke nearty al our
own • desserts on the premises using only
the finest ingredients without any preserYmvet
and sweetened only with fructose or honey
lli/ary lmes
U ./ n.
•cheesecake, Carrot C11ke, Apple Strudel, Country-Style Apple Pie,
Berry ~. Chocol11te Brownte CtJke, Strttwberry CTNm Pie,
StrrNberries and CrPllm, BllrJllnll Melba, AJt11 ~, lctJ CT'Nf'n
SO NEXT TIME YOU FEEL A LITTLE WICKED-COME ON IN
Hilary lmes AN ADVENTURE IN NATURAL EATING A associates
416-31st Street
Newport Beach
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(OPfN 7 DAYS A wtU-6 AM UNTa ~
675-4374
"I believe in treating myself to special times
at Fashion Island ... like the Miss Newport Beach
.Jlageant Salute to Great Elections of the 1900's!'
FRIDAY
What do a beauty pageant,
fashion, politics of the 1900's
and music have in common?
A good evening's fun for the
whole family. Where I'll enjoy
the beauty of the pageant
candidates and the fashion
Ive come to know from
Fashion Island. Robert will
certainly remember the
politics of the past as
brouaht back through the
music of the famous election
years. It all weaves into a
pcciaJ Friday evening.
Where else am Robert and I
find events the whole
family wiD love? Nowhere but
Fahioo Island .
MAY30
PrOPQsitiOris 10 and 11:
Some Help On Your Ballot
('1'1u. com:Jucl. ,.. Jl ... •
poper'• ..n.. OJJ tbe propoi/J·
tlozu appeorlng oa #be JUDe 3
bGllot. vonou.. ~, iDclud-
iD.g the olliciol .tote ballot poliJ·
p/Jlet, tbe IAogue of Women
Voten, tbe Federdted Republi-
CGJJ WOIDeJl ond gro~
ezpreaiD.g opi.DJOJJ6 OJJ #lpeCJ/ic
propoaitjODII, bore been COMU/1-
ed iD. preporing tbe •rl•.)
PROPOSITION 10
..... Caelrol PN~albillo.
Backgl'OWid
No atatelaw apecifie&lly
allows or pobibtta CODtrol qf
rents chazoed J;or pri..-ately-
OWD.ed property. Yvt••·Uve
bodieli at vuiOu a...-Cli CJOY-
emmat Jaa~ ued tMf.r N9'&1·
atol'J pow.n to enact YuiDua
kiDcb of rent CODlro1 Jawa. Aa
houainq npJ)li. become. crit-
ical, and u puaa~ of Propoai-
tiop 13 in 1978 faila to provide
the promiaed rat relief, .tate
and local officiala have become
embroiled in debet• over
whether rent control laws ahould
be adopted and, if ao, what form
they should take.
Propoeal:
This propoaition would make it
unconstitutional for the alate to
adopt any rent control law, .aDd
would place atrict conttola upon
lb.e power• of local QOYen:uunta
to control rents. ~CJ rent
control laws would be wiPIId out
at the next election, and any
new rent control ordinances
would have to be a.ppro.ed by a
vote of the people, and would
have to be re-approved by
popular vote every tour yean.
Any ordinances adopted would
have to comply with Prop. 10
provisions, which include a. rule
that rents be.allowed to increue
at leut as rapidly u the Con-
sumer Price lndez. Automatical-
ly ezempted from any rent con-
trols would & aingl.-family
homes, hotela, motele, and all
rental units built after any ordi-
nance qoes into effect.
Pro:
As the rental houainq ahortaqe
qrows, developers aa.y they will
not build new units unleaa they
get some qua..ranteea that rent
control laws will not be too re-
strictive upon landlords. Proper-
ty owners want to be quara.nteed
a reasonable return on their in-
vestments. Thua, it ia arqued,
passaqe of Prop. 10 would en·
sure more new conatTUction,
thus cutting the houainq ahQ!·
taqe and maltinq rental houainq
available to more persona. "'
Con:
ThOM opposed arque that
many cities and counu .. , which
pas.aed laws qua.ranleeinq that
Prop . 13 tax aavinqs be ~
on to rentera, would now have
these laws invalidated by pu-
aa.qe of Prop. 10. The result
wooJd be tm.mediate rent
iDcreuee for ID&Dy MDior oiti-
nna, mobile home ownen, poor
people and othen who need
proteetioa from rent-QO'.a9in9
ludlorda. Spo.uon of Prop. 10
..,. the atate'• biqveat landlorda,
and they are wa.<Jin9 an ezpen-
aive, often acurriloua campeiqD
to IDialead voten into thtnkin9
they will be .-otlnq, for rent con-
trola if they •ote for 10, aa.y
opponem..
PRO, .. POSm,..,..'"·Oif 11 ouw..-y.--.
BackgrOUDd
Petroleum compa.niea, like
other corpora.tiona, now pay a.
flat 9.6 percent corporate mcome tu. CompanJ. that op-
erate both here and Jn other
atatea pay tuea u.nder a more
com.J)lioa.ted formula. PubUc
ma.a transit procpaJna in Ca.lif-
omia now qet aome fundinq
&om the aa.lea tall, qaaoline tax
and federalaubadiea. However,
aa co.ta increue, rapid tra..nait
development becomea more
dlffieult to carry out under pres-
ent fundinq sources.
Propo.ll:
Proposition 11 would levy an
added 10 percent surlall on
profits of enerqy-related firma
opetatinQ in Caliio.rnia., and
would channel U.. money into
mue tr&D8ft pl'OQ'rama. The wr-
taz would not apply to public
utility cam.pani•. A.lto uempt-
ed would be the firat $5 million
or worldwide profits of enerqy
firma. Profits of international
firma that are earned overaeu
would be lazed moat heavily by
a fo.rmula weiqhted to qrant lesa
tall ezcluaion for overaeaa ea.rn-
incp.
Pro:
Proponent. of Prop. 11 point
out that, with federal ct.aontrol
of oil prioee, Caltfomia'a otl
oom.paniM will be reaping
hioher and hiQher profits, and
that IIOD1e of thi.a money ahould
qo to JDa.R tra.nait procpa.m.,
thua leaaeninq the demand for
petroleum and reducinG depen-
dence upon foreiqn oU. Com-
pani .. would be qiven an incen-
tive to develop more domestic
oil. Proponents alao point to the
"$100 million atinq'' and
"bumblen" adverti8inq by the
heavily-financed anti-Prop. 11
forces as an ezample of the
public irresponsibility of the biQ
oil firma who finance the ada.
Con:
Opponents of Prop. 11 say the
enerqy aurtu would diacrim-
inate aqai.nat one induatry, and
would result in companies cut-
tinq their local operationa to
avoid the surtaz. They aa.y that,
becauae all of a. company'a Cal-
ifornia income would be aubject
to the tax, it WOQ)d mean unfair-
ly tazinq aqrlculturaJ land which
alao ha.a oil wella on it.
Election
I torney E. Charlea Forde; Office
6, incumbent Leonard H.
McBride and deputy d.Wtrict at-
torney Alphooaua C . Novick;
Office 8, no incumbent,
Nun.icipal Court judqea Raqna.r
R. !nqebretaen and James L.
Smith, attorney• John F. Bovee,
James R. Goff,R.obert H . Jtuehn
and Joe A. Dickerson, and
deputy cliJtrlct attorney John F.
Cronin; Office 9, incumbent
Ronald H . Prenner and deputy
diatric:t a.ttorn.ey Thoma.a W.
Privette; Office 10, incumbent
Mark A. Sod.n and deputy
dittrlct attomey Rich.ud Farnell;
otUce 11, no incumbent,
Mullicipa.l Court jucloe Robert
R. Fit:sqerald, attorn., Sid
Raclus, deputy c:lllirict attorney
Robert DeWitte C.Utterton, and
coaJ1 cc-•illiOO&r Julian Cim-
b&Wii; ceo. 14, DO incumbent,
~Court judtjit J ....
Wrt91at Cook, clep_Uty cliltrtct al·
tOrMya ~ t . Berllla aDd s •• ID ... Coi1te Lewta, ud at·
tom.,. s,.c.r It Alter, G.
~Sud .... Ad Robert)(. w .
L etters To The Editor
Airport l.
To the Editor:
Now that the Newport Beach
School Board has settled ita dif-
ferences with the teachen, per-
hape it can find time to look into
the John Wayne Airport expan-
lion plana.
The 60 CNEL noise level of .
that ezpa.naion (sill million pu·
aenQen per year, 200 fiiohta per
day) eztenda from the Newport
Beach city limits at the Suta
Ana River to the aoutherly city
llmits of Corona del Mar and
impacts all 17 of Newport
Beach'• echoole.
The 60 CNEL level ia qeneral-
ly accepted u the be9inninG of
hearinq da.maqe and atr ....
Inco.nvenienoe and mental dia-
tuzbanc. to Mnaitive pel'IODI
would atend from HuntifQtoa
Rubor to Mon&rob Bay Ud
inland throuQh Villa Putt
Irvine.
Ill-Prepared
To the Editor.
Richard 'hnefre
Newport Beach
Our alley needa repavinq,
alODQ with many othen ... the
city tella ua that funds a..re not
available for thia purpoM.
When I look aroUDd I eee
a..reaa in which the city hu w¥t-
ed the tupeyen' money ...
money that could have been put
to better UM. Good exampl•
a..re the !Nita brought last y.ar anq in 1978 br the city ~
the fed..-al government in una\c-
oe.ful attempta to halt al• al
oil I._.. off our coutl.iDe. Frdm
the nature of theM !Nib and
oomments made by the Pf8Ud·
1DCJ u.s. Dt.trtct Court tudoe u.
tc. Angel., it IM8JDI quite eYi-
dent the clty had DOt dCIIM ita
homework on this matter, ther.-
fore waa ill-prepa..red in pursuing
leqal action aQain.at the t.d.eral
QOVefJUDelll
LaWI, Nl• and 1'8Qulatlona
pertaiDi:Dq to outw oonti.Dental
developm.nt are naadUy avail.
able far the uking.l bow, fo~ I
have been able to get thia inior-
matioD ..• ud I will gladly
than tt with othen.
h I IIIC4ll, tbe City Council
appoprlated a .wn of $10,000
for last year's leQal actions on
the matter, but the ezact amount
actually spent ia not known ...
due to computer malfunction,
aoeordinq to the city attorney's
office, and the coets of the 1975
auits are a1ao unavailable.
In the future our city attorney
ahould qet the facta before ini-
tiating any more legal battl•
with federal govem'ment and the
oo.t of such actiona ahould be
readily available ... ineteed of
being buried in a computer!
Llk .. GaDD
To the Editor:
Wil&ed 1.. Berle
Balboa Ialand
Lt. Governor Mike Curb'•
pra.i.se of Paul Gann, at a. fund-
raiser the other eveJLing, waa
well placed. Paul Ga.nn'• Wl·.
cJ.rwtucliDq ot eco~~omi~, ana
hi. atJatollt talk &hut It,.,....._
~9 ch.a•~ from QOYetD·
JUnYa ccmfuaed poliUO&l econ-
omic rhetoric about it.
Ga.nn 11 no politicl4n. He hu
no olib qa.b, no retortinG rhet-
oric and no eedueinq aloqana.
He taUra to you like you were
one of the family, aha.rlnq hia
vast bowledqe of the economic
benefit. of the free enterpriae
ayatem and the benefits of lettinq
the people & .. to punue it. He
hu proven hta dedication to thia
aim with hi.a tax -cu ttinq initia-
tiYM, and he would do the aa.me
u U.S. Seutor.
W• ahould all vote to qive him
the chance.
Goldie Jo.eph
Newport Beach
Quallftcatlou
To the Editor:
P ...... inform your readen
that the reaaoA IOIDe oanclldat ..
do not put their qualific4tiona on
the county aa.mple bellot mailer
11 beca.uee it co.b each candi-
date $6,000 to $11,000 to do 80.
MOlt voten, OGl of lqnonnce,
baY& ne<Ja.tive feelin~ towarda
oandidat• who do not liat their
qual16e&tiODJ because they
fallely belin. th.t the candi-
date WP late in fillnQ hie atate-
m.ent, or tlae candidate waa not
qualified, or the candidate dlcl
not care enouqh to aay anytlaia.o
,
2721 t CClUt Hw,. Coooaa 9 1 ~r. CA 12825
Publlahed ""'"''em w.r-....
Editor\el and_,_ ~ -873-0510
Oreulat~ pllm. -e• 4468
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l.llMD POOII'D •·. • . • . . • •••.•• , . . • . ., . ~lie Uitot
1.ADT PALMD.. • • • . . . . . • • ....•. Acf,.tlan9 DlrwctOi JIM~ ........•.................. UWyleldib
EDWAlD A DN'I"'I. . • . • . . . . t . • .. .. . . • • .• !~ l.Ue!ctia
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DAIJr HIPLII • . . . . • . . . . .....•.....••..... Pn.IIK'Koll Me~
about himaelf. Voten are ahoek·
eel when told it COIIta the most
qualified candidate $11,000
bec&u.ee he would need the moat
apace to liat hi.a many qualifi-
cations.
Many ezperienced and hiqhly
qualified candidates (particu-
larly for judicial pomtiona), who
have not a.maaascl fortunes u at-
torn.,a repreMDtinq corpora·
tiona or well-to-do clients, will
never be bard b, tlae voten iJ
they have too much inteqrity to
qo into debt to pay off the
$11,000 a.ceaaary to inform the
voten of their qualifications.
Even incumbent judo•' aa.laries
a..re not hioh enouqh to pay for
defendinG themMlves on the
aa.mpJ. ballot .tatement.
Mark Griffith
Cbcmgee lrrine
To .U.. lditor: '
Wy, bow th.iaQ1I ~sa .. ohi'9fd
1D Newport Bea.cla and Balbo. in
the ..,an of two yean (bMD
away).
In a 2•-hour period th ... are
the thinga I have witneaed first
hand:
1. Three younq men .to.ned
out of their hea.cb puahinq a VW
down a. dark alley. Urinatinq
alao in the alley.
2. Youno man with a towel
wrapped around hia wa..iat, ~
pinq around a younq qirl,
knockinq he to the oround and
draQ91nQ her back into the
hOUM (apt.) by her hair.
3. In Balboa a man pot-bel-
lied, shirtJ-, wu pointed out
to me u bein9 a. dope puaher,
who ..U. to chiJdr-.n. Estra.
added will aay oblcene thinqa U.
one ahould be puan<J or atand-
inq on the adewalk.
Now I'm not that old nor that
much of a prude, bat all of thia
within a 1p0 of 2• houra.
Know of nothinq elM to add.
Thank you for your tilu.
S. A.
Ne,wport Beach
BoomPJcm
by Jlm Feltoo
Th_.y call it "the city mana.-
qer'a budqet" until it 11
approved aometime in June, and
then it ~ the city'a bud-
get. It'a the aa..me in every city-
Irvine, Co.ta. Meaa or Newport
Beach-and it's too bad the
eitl• can't afford to have it
printed in quantity u mUll rea.d-
inq for the entire electorate .
Perhapa if everyone more thor-
ouqhly undentood the complez
nature of mana.qinq a. city, there
would be leas ca..relealeQiala-
tion-even initiative leqialation
-that arbitrarily eli~tea
funds vital to the publJc'a health
and weUa.re.
One of the beat "oity mana-
ger'• budget." ia the one super-
vised by Newport's Robert L.
Wynn. It'a not only detailed, it'a
ezcitinQ readinq. For ell8111ple,
the 400-paqe Newport budqet
reporta that le .. aewa.qe 11 ez·
pected this year and nut than
the city had in 1978-79, and the
first question that comes to mind
ia, how come? Are people eat-
inC) less because of the recea-
aion, or what?
The budqet .JJlow that in 1978-
79, the city'• aewer syatem cu-
rled 4.093 billion qa.llona of aew-
aqe, which divided by the esti-
mated population of 66,850
comea out to 61,227 qallona of
aewa.qe for every man, woman
and child in the city. No matter
what you ealJ it, that'• a lot of it.
It fiqurea to be 168 qallona per
capita per day.
"A lot of the capacity in the
paat hu been tidal water infiJ-
tratinQ the ay.tem, .. Joe Devlin,
tbe oity'a utiliHM director, aaid.
"We've b.-replacinq a lot oj
old •wer and we are manaqinq
to atop much of the infiltration."
That accounts for part of the
decline in capacity. But people
are becominq conaoioua of uW-
ity coeta and the bleak outlook
for water auppli .. , and there
a.ppea.n to be a co.ucientioua
effort to conaerve water, Devlin .. ,..
The budqet alao reporta that
while there are ..Yen more
aerea of landlcaped parka in the
city today than there were in
1977, the amount of chemical
fe.rtil..i.Hr ua.d to keep them
or .. n 11 mil fuat 19 tona. Alao,
there are fewer trees on city
land theae~.ciowA-to~.ooo
fl'Om a hiqh of 29,464.
Round fiqurea alway• chal·
lenqe me: I don't truat them.
The number of city trees baa
.tayed the aa.me-28,000 since
1977, but 120 were removed lut
year, and 119 the yea.J before,
and only 18 new ones pla.Jlted.
Maybe becauM of Propoeition
13 the city can't afford a tr .. -
counter or record-keeper aa it
apparently had when there were
29,<C&t treee.
While other city aervices,
such aa treea and librariM and
boob ud even aewaqe ahow a
deoline in recent yean, the
city'a refuse continuea to boqQle
U.. mind. In 1971, the city col-
lected .0,330 tona of traah; lut
y .. r, •s.us tona, and thia year
u e.ti.matad •5,250 tona. It fiv·
w.. out to be about 7/10th. of a
taD pel' p&J'IOD.
Hot blclnc:t.d in thi.a total ia
U.. OoD.ctiOD of ecrap newa-
papera, ~ LD 1974. Lut
,..,. 1M city eamed $33, m
&oM the lila oiiCl'ap paper col-
J.ctad, Ud .............. fot tJU. ,_, a. S31A30. SI.Dce the pro-
paa bi9&D, tlaa city hu .. med
... tMA $1!0,000 collec:ti.D9
~ ........... 8P tr'rfDQ at a.ooa. tlaa city
OoUeaW sa#ooo &o. .,.,ldA9
....... ,.u, Uid apece.
OIJW 1400,000 Mat ,..,.
AIICI Uiliiat tM lbidf aa U.
...... ?'IW ........ ~. ....... ,..,, ,,. ... ol,. ... .......... ,_oar
.. .............. ~. fldl
:J'IIU, • II I I .... tD q. 1,800 .....:
.., ....... 1 ......... .
A clnraatSc 11111 f.D trUh
col~ ra'-f.D eo.t. w-,
Newport leecll ud lmDe coWd
he tbe ...wt u tbe Coyote
Cuyoa la.UWilte il c:bed
wtthm tbe DDt 12 to 18
IDODtla
AD three citlel O"Grratly dump
tbeir tr_.. at tM 1m.. at.,
which II leued to tM COWlty
br tM lmDe Co. That --....,.... iD Jwae 1981. Both city
nd OOUDty olfldele .. , garbege
~ rat. could double U
buc:b lane to make the daily
trek to Bee Canyon, the alteT-
D&te lite DOrth of the 11 Toro
WarlDe Air Corpe Station in lr-
Jin --~to RoDald Bat.. ...want d1rec:tc. of the c:owlty'a
Geo.ral .. vlcee Admlni.ltratson
(GSA), the Corote c:loeure would
iDcreue total haul oo.ta b "
OOWlty ud prt..te collec:ton by
u much u u additional $1.7
mtllioD per par. He Ia MCJO-
tiatiDg with Irvtn. Co. offidala
tor u exte-.ion on the company
leue ol up to atx yean. Tbe
COUDty malntai.na that Coyote
hu the capacity to continue aa
a dumping alt. until 1986 aDd
heyoad, depe~ on a poEble
grac:li.D9 PI'OCjJfam. •
Coeta W... reaklenta who now
pay $44 a year for trub
collectioll could pay $88 or
man a~ to Raull\anQel
of the Orco Dtapoeal Company,
which Ia tmdaT contract with the
ctty.
"U .. U.. to go all the way
to ~ JntD., .. woalc:l ODly
be able to JUb OM trip a day
1DitMd ol t1lfo becauae ol time
and added Net ~ H M eakL
"We would haw to cbbJa ou.r
fleet aDd it 11f01Q)U't au.rpri8e me
if the rat. at leut c:loublecl. H
eo.t. w..a'A..SNnt City
City ManaQeJ A1laD Roeder aakl
the trucb' trawliDg d.ittaDCa
woulc:l triple, from 10 to 30 mil•
ooaway. (
"It would bit avaryotte lD \the
pocketbook," be aaJ4 "Thera
would he DO CODwuiant place
few r.idanta to haul their traab
on the weabada. With the
doubli.D.g of rat•, the city b go-
ing to be faci.n9 a real criaia."
lmDe A..iltant City Wanaoar
Paul Brady, Jr. laid the city b
cuuently negotiatino with ita
private contractor, O.way'a 01.
poNl.
"We're atill .tudyino the affect
the cloeura will have on trub
collection rat-. We haven't
c:oma to any final coacluaiona
but an 1Dcraue b v•TY poeaibla,"
he aaid. Ra.identa now pay
$25.92 a yaaz for traab pick-up.
Irvine baa fought the Coyote
Canyon c:loeura bacaUM of
poaible adverM environmental
impacta.
"We would like to ... an
extanaion on the land..filllaaae,"
be aaid. "It would meen 1 ..
daruption lD the city. IJ our
trucb have to travel to Bee
~ tMy WOI&Jd loUow. dU-
......... patNDa ~ ...
city,~ tM ....-lclrate 011
NcidbWOOd ad Woodbdctr H
Newpcld a..da _ ..... cba't
pay • ,-dy ... b garbage col-
lactioe. The city pcb up tM tab
with the 1Dc:ome &am property
tax..
"'1'heN would he • .w.tutial
lacreaaa in cOlla to the city of
Newport Beach," aocorcliDQ to
N.wport City Manager Bohert
Wynn. "With the addltioDal fuel
cx.ta, man bowa aDd equipment,
we would pay an extra
$200,000 lD propal'ty tax• each
year."
The city of Ini.na, u well u
eo.ta w .. ud Newport Baadl
aupport the coocept of centrally
located traDIIfaT aU•, wbea
trucb would unload aDd
compact the rafu8a before
loadJ.uo it onto truck t:raileu
.which would coati.nue out to Baa
Canyon. A recant report by the
Oranoe County Grand Jury
cited the need for tra.ndar la-
dliti• to be located lD the bar·
bor area.
lsAccePtecl
William Porter and Stanley
Barcovtta, both of Newport ·
Beach, have been accepted at
the Colleo• of Idaho in Cald-
well, Idaho.
Porter b a 8811ior at Corona
del Mar Hiob School while Baz-
covib b a ..mw at Newport
Hazbor Hiqb School.
Baldwin
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-\I ttl'Uorro~ ~o•l' b" \.()!bel
ColODiee of~ abelidy h .. , plua ethnic
tiee to uu:lividu&la lcmq .. abeorb.d iD the COUJlty'a
communlti•, are helpilt9 eolve continu.in9
probl.ma of arrivala &om Southeut Asia and
Cube.
'lllb i.e the word from Beatrice Hetrick, director
of C.tholic immiqration a.nd r ... ttlema.nt
8C)a0. of the Orange County Oioceee.
Speak:ing at a luncheon conference which in·
eluded Biahop Will.i&m R. Johnton and other
church officl&la, N.n. Hetrick lilted hou.ain9,
lan9uaqe batrlcl and a toQ9heniDq job market
aa principal hwdl• b MWoomera.
A. el1411lpl• of how the.e problema are being
101 ved, abe cited ...tatanoe from Vi at families •·
tabliahed here after the influx of aome 160,000
tndividl~P in the 197& ru~ the Cuban A.iat-
anoe I..av-which w volunteered in recent
daya "to help lncominq Cuban.t eo they won't
become a burdeD to the county", the help from
nine intematiollal voluntMr agencl• iDCluding
the United Statea Catholic Cooference, and coun-
ty welfare proC)J'am.s.
Many of the Southeut Asiana have found work
in the electronic. induatry in the oounty, Mrs. He-
trick reported. ''They have had a very good recep-
tion from the induaby. They have dexterity, and
do entry-level, auembly-ll.ne type of work to
which many local residents have not been recep-
tive, employen tell ua," she laid.
Senaitive to accuaation.t that aome refugees
have been on welfare for yean without the ini·
tiative to progr ... the usee baa place two hard-
core employment ooun.eellcn in the field. Mrs.
Hetrick reported.
"We have uncovered a few caNS that have
fallen through the cracb," Mn. Hetrick told
The Emign. "These were people who may have
been afraid to ... k employment, or moved from
job to job. Sometimea thia hapj>ena because they
don't understand thv job requirements until they
start work. Also, many had noted on their appu-
cationa that .they had no previous experience for
a certain type of work because they thouoht thlS
wu a reference to auch work in this country."
Under the Catholic reaettlement progTarn, each
individual ia C)iven $300 "to help them get
.. ttled," Mra. Hetrick uplain.t, "That can all
wiAd up in housing, riqbt away. A family ot .five,
o&.eoune; would get $1,500. But fi.rat and laat
montb'a rent takes a lot of that riqbt away."
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bF Ed Zbatel
The rooten on ~ F.atancia
aide of the gym bad their ft1Y
own rhythmic bandclap. It waa
be.. · c, b• t .u.ctive. The ioUow-
r-of ..,.pod Harbc. HIP •·
1-leyball c. tM otiMr .. af ...
gym had their familiar ·~r-u-u.-u
c .. r chant whenever hitter Bruce
Caldwell put one down. AJ.o
effective.
Both teama had artillery to
spare in talented, experleuoecS
playen in every polition, and
auperlor coach• in Mike Pom-
eroy for E.tancla and Charlie
Brande for Newport Hartx..
Na.t importantly, both tid•
had plenty at atake and energy
to burn for the •tti.D9 of the CIF
4A volleyball championahis;.
last Friday night at Orange
Coast Cdlege.
Thil, unm.iltaldngly, wu for all
the marblee and neither wanted
to give in to the other. Both
r..tancia and Newport Harbor
bad waited too long for thia
meeting. For the Mniol'l, it wu
four years in waiting-waiting
and waiting for a CIF champion·
ahip.
Newport Harbor, ai.a. The
Roofing Co., brought into the
match a record of 18-1 and 18
ltraight winl, including an early
Maaon non-leac;Jue win over this
very same F.ttancia team.
But that wu then and this wu
oow and the Eagl• had their
own recotd of 1 S.l and, more
importantly, the the number-
one-ruld.ng in CIF.
The~ W&l, with all·
lAglM ud all-county playen
datt1Dg the I'OIIlen of both teams,
fhllt thlt match, the ooe for the
... bl-. wu a to.-up. That'•
what tt t'urMcl out to be.
Belen about 1,500 ec:Naming,
jumpi.Dq, raving fana, the Sailors
.tanned back from a 2-1 game
detidt to win in a tbrUling tiv•
game match, 1~13, 8-15, 9-15,
15-6, 15-7.
After it wu all ovet, all
Brande could do wu tuck in hit
.weat-aoaked, buttoned down
ahirt and let out a .cream to the
rafters. All Pomeroy could do
wu at h.imMlf down in a chair
and atue blankly, wondering
what went wrong.
But it wasn't 10 much what
went wrong for the Eagl• u 1t
wu what went right lor Newport
Harbor The Sailon trailed 1~3
in the lint game before waking
up and, behind the blockincj of
front linemen Bill Yardley and
Caldwell, out.cored the Eagl•.
12-3, lor the win.
But then. utancia went to
work. Kent Smith, the co-Nc.t
Valuable Player in Orange
Courtly this yeu and the do-
everything player, led the Eegl ..
to two game winl, 15-8, 15-9.
Smith got • lot of help bom
Mnior Bob Rleden, who took the
early command with aome pun-
iabino apib1 into Newport Har-
bor'• middle line.
But then. following the bedi·
tional teem meetinljp iollowing
the third gaJM, the Sa.Uora came
out like a new team. They got oU
Co.
At Long Last
Newport Harbor celebrates its
first-ever CIF boys volleyball title
above. Right. Peter Hetfrich goes
up high fOt' a spike. Harbor beat
Estancia in five games.
Staff phoCo. by 8MTv Slobin
to a quick 5-0 lead with Yardley
and Kevin Droke aupplying the
power, Tom Bunnell the 18ttinq
and Caldwell the blocking.
F.atancia narrowed the margin to
6-4 but then Newport again
r•led off five .traight potnt.l u
Or.Yick'• fin.al ..,.,. ...at \Ill-
touched by • cam-~ r..tanciAa
buadl.
.. W • cracbd for the fiut time
thia year, .. Pomeroy would aay
lat..
The fifth game wu •t u
hy.t.ta •t in with the lana. The
Newport Harbor fana formed a
humall tunDel for their playen to
to nm t.b.tougb prior to the
game. The pumping up worked.
Beiore Eatancia could get a
grip on the situation, Newport
bad jwnped out to an incredible
1 3-1 lead. Caldwell, the all-
league ba.abtball center, went
wild. He wu in on three con·
aecutive blocb during a time in
which the Sailors ran off 10
ltraigbt point8.
Smith. a1moat ai119leb.anded1y.
led the Eegl• baclr wfth ax
~aighlprunb.butCaldwell
killed the rally with a bard spike
off a perfect Bunnell •t. Eatan-
CIP
cia bit into the oet. RJedeo hit
out and it wu over.
For Newport Harbor and for
Brande, the long waitinG wu
over. After advancinq to the
quarterfinal• of CIF the Jut two
years, a dtea.m was finally realiz·
ed. FOI' Charlie, it was the
aecond dream come true this
.cbool year. His girls won the
title lut fall.
For Eatancia and Pomeroy, the
frUit ration continued. Last year.
the Eaolee got to the finals
before bowing to Santa Momca.
Thu year, after being ranked
number one for most of the year.
with a European tour in April
and with players lib Smith. T1m
ICJob.nJeJdt, s~ van Hom. Ou
Vl'ebalovteh and Rlede11. it wu
bald to believe that they
wouldn't get a cb.ampionahip.
"I really thought we'd win it. ..
Rid Pomeroy. "But give Newport
credit. They're a qTeat team."
Brande. who leav• m the fall
to coach the women'• program
at the Univerlity of Hawaii, told
bow happy be felt for b.ia team
"The seruora, Alan (Gadc:ha),
Caldwell, Drobt, Yardley and
the rest, tbJ.s 11 eo qreat for them
They really pushed through.
They rud It "
And the players made a pomt
to say that Uus Wln wu for
Char he
CclM Tennis A Step Away FI'OIIlllistory
bF Ed Zl.Dtel
Tbia e-nniDg, when the Corona del Mar High
School tellllil continqeul returna home from Palm
Sprmg., the guy. and theit coach, Ted Winlton,
could already be legenda within the it time.
ftegardJ.ee lf there'• a welcoming party waiting
for them, abould th~ win jut one more match
tod.Q, the group of eiqbt playen that malta up the
vanity~ have Ml an unprecedented
Cl1 and perbapa national record in prep tennLI.
Tb.i.a aftemooo, Corona del Nat play. Palm
Sprlnga HiCJh School in the cbampionah.ip match
of tb• CIF 4A playoffa wtth a Uth atraight CIF
tlt&e 01a the lioe for the Sea KinCJ8. And bued on
what baa happened thu far in the p).ayofta and
clu.rlAg the NC)Ular dul ... t ... aoo, Corona del
Wat Ma a very good chance of Mtablil.hlng the
iWcotd. Corea& cW War, u.ndeteated and practically
~....-cl thJ8 yeu, baa alnady deiMt.d Palm
8pda9l ODC8 W. ... .,., (16-12) and Wi.D.tton'•
....., ... l1Aftp ..... unbeatab&., burlng
laJUY.-
• AataaJ IIMDOD, the IOD of Autraliao 9fMl
loy ad tM 11111•ber ~ llDQlea player • • tu·
a6M OD t'-CclW ..._, wu recelltlJ lllOY'eCl to -.w. tr, Wiutee lll u elfOit to ~ that
~...,.at oi tM equd. Ancllll ........ two .. .a... tac:lGCIAao Iaiit rrtday'a )6~-3~ rout
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Zuy Paul Sa.laf.a, tU bram-
ehJld of thAt week of frivolity in
June called "IrreJ..&Dt Week,"
baa pin-pomted what he coo-
.Mlen to be the ebaJ.lenve of
thia year' • fifth aDDual cele-
bration.
"We're ..arching for the fau
JD&tket Yalue of the nb,_ct of
ln-..,&Dt Week,'' Mid s.lata
1ut week, DOt ,..l}y 8U18
if what he had aid made .n
that much I8D8e. He tri8d to
IUbstanU.te it: "You take the
value of a franchiM in the NFL
and you tab the value of a 12th
round dtaft choice, thzow
in the uqument of the Ram.
n . the Steelen in byi.nq to
acquire him, maybe look at
Georqia Roeenbloom ... "
And the end re.ult, aaya
Salata. is that you have aom•
thinq that i.a totally irrelevant.
Whether it malt• any MDM
or not, lnelevant Week V
honoring the Jut choice~ thia
year's NFL dtaft, will be held
at a.nd around the Ba.lboe Bay
Club, June 23-30.
Th.i.a year'• honoree a.nd can-
didate for the "Hall of Sb&me"
i.a TyrODDe McGnH, a 6-1, 275-
pound oHeD.Iive back from
Florida A&W. McGriff wu up
for qrabe, 10 to apeak, when
the final round of the dtaft
arrived a.nd the Pittaburqh
Steelen won a "heated battle"
with the Loa Angelee Rama to
acquite him. The llama and
Stealers w.re 27th and 28th
re.pectively oc the liat which
covered 12 rowula.
Tb. Ram.a tried to gel& tt..
fmal piclt, accc:mlmg to Ram.
pcwidntud~
1•11aa!t91.r Daa K\ ..,,..n,
tt..lr bml oe-.
St.e~Ma got hcJt ae tM i11aa Gi
~ b a fabare cbaft
c.bcice. 'l'ba.t woaJd -tUt
the llama coUd. ..... joiaecl ..
the~ of tn.Jewaat
Week rioht iD tt.u ow:a beck
yard. ~. acccmlinq
to .:JUCe, i11J1t dtaclrled·
"Sorry. maybe DDt ,..r.,.
A.tlbouC}b u.. a....I ---ciM ... initiated by Salata, a
fonMt player at USC aDd b
the San fr&Dci8co 49en, it •
doee, .,..i,ow, draw the alMa-
lion of the NFL ad tb. aecHft
The honored player i8 treldell;!iil !.':
royally durtnq the _...tc.i
event, witJl ~to
p~ like UDift.Dal ~.
Hollywood Park, nt.n.ylud
a.nd, finally. Reno, Mend&.
McGriff, lib the pul lou
Wr . J.rreleyants (non. ol whom
are -,et to play a .U.Qle aimlte
fot an NFL club), will aJ.o be
pr.ented with the "hicJhl'J-
.ouq)at .. LDwaun Troplly cbar-
ing a banquet aDd rout iD ....
honor at the Bay Club. ~
at the rout will iDclude eame
hi9 D&IDW in 8p01t.. People
like Nn reluee Jia TQ:D.~WJ,
former SaD DieQo Ch.arcJ-
lineiD&Il Ron Wi.s, lormer
Olympic di-NT Dr. Sammy Lee,
aDd Ram.' tacld. ~CJ ftaDCe
will be OD ha.nd to help ouL
Salata in hit ramhlin91.
The i.nelevant Week Golf
Tournament will kick off tbe
week, with tM i.ntentiGD of
f:inding o.d ju.t who the
"wont" CJOlje% m Or&n9e
CouAty r..u, is.
It will all tab pL.ce wiD tM
IDOttiO ill .ad: ~
Week---datag w t\'-Q
me. b •••laally lor_,
nt • ..... Sat
ktilli1 at _,. • .
..
.._. aa be68q ~ 'Ta 80f
u..ed 10 waitiD9 tor .a J~.oan,
from 3 p.m . 10 9 p.m.., ~
vaultinQ.
"But tb• CODCI.itiODI and the
wait:iD9 .-re the ame for..,_.,.
one elae, .o that'• oot ,..U,
much of an~-"
Newport t .. mmate lt8'rio Jef.
fn• 6ni•hed fifth in the dot put
competiboll, bu beet to. of
56-7 Ill ta.llinCJ just abort of hLI
qu..b.tying aa..rk ol 56-8.
It wu a ratheT touqh outmQ
for the Corona del Mar Hie)h
boys entered as well. Shawn
Gallagher came in fifth m hit
h .. t m the 3A 1,600 meter run
Wlth a biDe of 4:19.5, while )iJD
Sweet wu e1C)hth in tbe lonq
Jump. RLI beet mark wu 21-4\4 .
Sweet qualiJied tor the tiJWa
WJth a Jump of 21..81~ two ...U
•
• • I •
yeu.
Ccnou del Mar coach Tom
Ttaoer ... u-..d Coach of the
Year for the 8eCODd .trai9)at
year.
Be. au.d li.a other playe.n
bom Newport Harbor ud Coro-
D4 del War hi9laa will be piQmo
m the Oran9e COWlty AU-Stu
football Game Jane 30 at
Oruqe Cout Colleoe.
JolniDCJ Ro. will be Newport
Harbor tMmma~ Alan Gaddil
.and Scott Gial, while Corona
del Mar will ,.nd Brilln
Deltnen, Kory Burwell pd
Scott Carpenter.
• • •
Ticket. are DOW em .U.
throupo.at Southem CalifomiA
f~ the 29tll Aaaul ShrtM AU-
StU footbell Game to be played
July 18 at the Ro. Bowl.
Dave Thoap~Cm of Mariai,
who 1ecl the V~c;p. to tMir
aao.t ncceaful .. lOll iD laWory
1ut year, will CJU.id• the South.
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You make it "De Best" by hav1ng '' made w•th
what you want... french btead. whole wheat Of
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bacon. mushrooms. beefsteak tomato, salsa.
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~re Guy ~r )au ben named
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reoetn a $1,000 W..ruj& Crew Scholuahip award.
Hoopei, a cpecluate of Newport Rubor Hlqh,
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over the powerful UmftnitJ of WuhinC}ton in the
Nortbw.t Herita9e J.Ptta. 0CC will participate
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OCCe SGMJl BlOWil bu bea n•aaed claatr·
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BrowD, who wW replace Dr. Robert l.olit.bucll,
will u.ume her MW polt oa JQ.ly 1. She curreatly
.. ,... .. cheirpenoo for occ·. DiYiatoD of.
HMltll and Physice.l lduceUoe.
The functtoa of the co••ll'km u to d.ftelop
poiJc._ ancl QUiclellnee for the .tate'• athletic
code, u well u ma.kin9 c:leoUiou ccmc:erniDCJ
eliqibllltJ and recruitinCJ.
• • •
OCC flnt buem.an Randy Day, who compilecla
. 368 bettl.DCJ averaQe du.rinq coa.ferace actiosl,
bu been named the cont.rena.'• "PlAyer of the
Year."
Day ai.o had two home ru.u, five c:loub1.. and
21 ru.u batted in. • • •
Sophomor;t,.ura Held hu bean na'Md the
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athlete of the yMr for 1980.. ·
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DeF ... ac:leco
brDaaLoga DeFrendlco, ~~!I a
38-minute ICE. cb.d the ;ep
to about 20 ~ oa the
..cxJGd lOoP, bu_t oouJd oM DO
cU. to Wllkium. Both NDDen
ltilllonad ttroDo and e:mooth at
tM lmlah.
Four hundrecl ~ took
ed'fanla9e of a cool, dear Satur-
day mnm'DCJ-tbie flllt ewmy
clay in weeb, lt • '7«1-to run
the Share H.elth SJ: ~ lCK
rece. hom MMOD Park In lrriM
lut Saturday.
In the lOJC race, which COD·
li.ated of two loop. uouncl the
Univ.nity-Campue.Culwr bl~,
the women'• diviaion offered the
mo.t axoitament u Glna
O.Francilco ollrvine tried to
chop Debbie Willdn.:m'a 2&
eecond lead. O.Francaco w 34
yeara old a.nd hu been runntnq
only a year, while WI.J.kiuon 11 a
well-known Oran9e County
runner. She wu the 84th woman
to fin.iah the BodOD W.atbon
lut month in a penonW NOOrd
of 3:06. Sin.oe that time, .be hu
nuned a badly bnd.ecl aDd
twollen t~.
In the IMD't clivisioD, Wike
Correia Mid a five.yarcl lead &t
the SE mark. but WJchael Norton
of Santa Mcmca caught him ln
the 1ut qwt.rter-mile and the
pair finiahecf in a tie, in 32:04.
11le 5~ race wu held up
while the lut of the 270 runners
fini•becf tbe lOE. Althou;h the
air wu warmer, the wiDd had
aJ.o picked up. Robert Smythe,
19, of Hunti.Dgtoo Beach and
~ eo..t CoUe;e won the
race in 15:.f0.
'The lint wom.u wu Terrie
Brown of r.condido, wbo finiah .
eel in 17:56. • penoaa.l record ln
.Pte of the wind. Brow.. who t.a
US, ,_ U.. tw.:: rile .t 1M
P~ HiGh SChoOl. a. .belt
t.ime b the diltuce • 1~. • • •
The lrviDe Ulllfied ac:t.oal 0..
trict II ~a !5K ucl lCK
Bun Few &m.., thll S.t_wct.y.
The ~ lt&rtl at 7:30 a.a.. t:M
1 Ok at 8 a A. at lfedt.r Park
on Walnut in lniae. Elltrr 1M oa
race day it S9 (no t4bht) ud
the proceeda will be ---to help fund the lrviM •• , • .,
achool program. The Ccnu.e u
Oat except for two trip. o..r 0.
footb'iclqe. For lnformatioi:a Call
559-0818. • • •
The Fint Annual Elb LaCI9e
lOX Run will be b.ld at 8 ...._
on Sunday at the BASF parld.Dg
lot oc Ward and Talb.rt in Foun,.
tain Valley. Late r~ticlD lee
u $5, DO t-.hlrt. F « i.nJonliatioo
call Tiny Blo~Dquiat, ~ISS.
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Ia 1M ,_ ltiCfag ...,.,, Barr..J.y ODd StaDfcnl
tlod ... tlwd Jll-.
Tbe Ptroto okiJ>Pb .,. Jock FrODCO, Chrto Raob,
Jcnly Mlapl>y ODd Mark BrottOOL Crow membom
.,. M.i.roJ,o De.to, Chrlo Sch-.r oud Craig rt.lcho< ..
'l"Qe NliMt011 Bey event wu a kind of reunion
.....,. Iiiey ,_ •!ling ogaiut Dine former OCC
Mlllng team membeta who heve gone Oil to four·
y..riChock '"
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to .Mv. traditio.., and thil ia .-pecially true of
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CONSTRUCTION CO.
ELECTRICAL
VICES
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Carver
' ,.. Bahia Ccrlrltbiua Yocld a..a.·, Lldo-14 0poo
la91tau-l thto S.hadoy. ~--IIIey hod-IOOo-ODCIU .....t utloeU!Io-14 FIMt~O. Challlpkntbtp Now it W « Jl'iared •
,_up race Ia< 1M cbompbwhlp wlolalo wtlltab
place tloelollowlrlg wukud bid -.,.lour ,
booutllul porpotuol trcphioo ot otoko.,. Leo "-* &mld hamiJJor Trophy ... 1M O..all
A wlru>or, tho I-Barbhlro Trophy 1oor t1oe Iiiii
F1oot I oltippor In Clooo A, tho W. D. Scheck
trcpby lor Iiiii overo11 In Clooo B, oud t1oe Hydo
Drely Momo<ial Trophy Ia< tho Iiiii oklppor UDder
21 yean~ age. '
UPCOMING EVENTS-S.lboe Y~bt Cub wUI haw ite
Guadalu~ Wand Reo. 011. S.nuday uti bo.t U. TlUI• 01.
tnet C..mpa...hipl bed! S.hacboy aad Su.r.d..y.
tho A• I d ........... .,_, Bay ODd 1M lolboo Peoilaoulo, o.v-o-·· loiJ bid oJoo ._.. plo.JODI-.. ..-will bt tllil lut Cotta .... . .
ot 1121 Nartaan Dr. lrl llegiolr.-,.. Ia $20, ODd
8oocb. --llooWd brlDg p""" al
If J1111 own 1 35&, 912, 9141, 911, 921 or Turbo, then we've
got something special for you! A brand new separate ser~ice
-facility and exec;utive lounge.
becutiw r.-ae
You may watch your Porsche being serviced through the view·
ing windows or you can enjoy television and a cup of coffee.
(()~ lhflt Y 1/fYITIS YfJV TfJ ~TTl If I ~ P111111pt Profnsiolial Semce
· fhfiA G~AND Dl'tlt/NG EVENT
MU,J 1-JV/fl,l lfJ~.M.-,.M.
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Porsche maintenance. Each technician is thoroughly
schooled by factory personnel before servicing Porsches at
Bill Van . You can be assured of prolessional. courteous serv ·
ice by Brent Devol , Greg Mahoney, Dave Keith, Peter See and
Glen H~ c.a IIi an oppo;..-
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NEWPORT BEACH 673·3561
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2066 Placentia, Costa Maaa, CA
17141 642·813t
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AD lila ceedl from the Will Newpon Biacb
Pegeent. ..t b JUDe 8. will oo to the~
Qd ~tmat Semoee C.t.r oi Oruge County.
NIMt._ caDdldat• at.~ b the tilt.
Oi Will Newport Beech fD the 1>89Mat. wbJcb wU1
be Wd at the Newpwter ID.n.
'l1ae ceat.r Ia a pzoc;am wh1cb ptdvid• an
alt.matl .. to the luwade lfite& for the polJce
~ ud youthful ofteaden aa.d their fam. m. lD Newport Beach. ec.ta Meaa, Twtin and
DMJ'br CCNDty areu. '
It WM d.,aloped in 19'72 u a pilot pogram
.,....cl br the Orau..J• Cou.Dty Probation
Daparlmant and fuDcMd through California Crim-
lDal )Uitice.
When ~ant funding dried up, a ~up of
c:ttt..na in the South Cout area formed a non-
poflt oorporatioD aDd began eoUcltiDg fu.o.da from
privata 80\l~Cae. The canta% began under private
.pou.:nhip in Daoambar 1974.
Juvenilee r.fer:rad to the canter have either
a-n a~n~ted or detaiDed by the police or r.fer-
Nd to polSca by OClllCCDad parut..
The !DOlt NCeJ1t evaluation of the program
alcnn tlaat 80 paroent of tboee complat!DQ the
piOgf8Jil do DOt have .W..quaDt contact with law .mc.c ... t and 90 paroeot do not qo further
mto the .,..tam.
Over the PMt two yean, the NeWport Harbor
Jayceae, who IPOD80r the pageant, have contrib-
uted $10,000 to the cauter from proceeds of the
J*.laeD~
The pageant will begiD with a n~boet cocktail
party lD the patto of the Newporter Inn Monte
Carlo Room at 7 p.m. The pageant begins in the
Mcmte Cado Room at 8 p.m.
neat. for the pageant coet $10 par penon and
aN avall&bla by cal.li.DQ 752..()()44.
Her ldlllilee IDCloele Mllwcr~~,IIMlDIJ,
ud~J-
fual)(l llloop, YilltfD9 u the VlrQtD
laland., Hawall, the Maactarrb and Tahiti.
AWANDA SCAGUONI, ..,auond bJ Tif-
fa.nJ't, S. &D accomp)le~apha. and
pa!Atar ol aci'Jlict w!MJ .. cu.rrautly ltudJing
towanb a daqr.e iD art. Slla pi&D.a a c.uear in
advertieiDQ art. She hu tra..ted throughout
Japaa, Autr.U. and Hautr Ean9.
JOIY SHAPIRO, .pouoNd by Tale of the
Whale, II au arti8t in both ollt and water. She an-
joy~ uatcbino in cbuc:oaW, putal8, auc:t panclla.
Sha hu WOD m&DJ awuda iD ta1m1a tounwnanta
and hu traveled axt.ut.aJ, on the OU.COV.r
Amarlce Tau% throughout tile ... cout.
TRACY SHUT!', ~ by City National
Bank, Ia au actr-..nd 4aAoar and former
meJDher of the You.Dg America'• Troupe. She hu
performed iD eeveral mVAicala with ..t&bliahad
.ta.n and h.u completed Mveral ct.... in d.auce.
Sha hu WOD MVaralawarda in. QJID.DUtics and
n..pwaa.
RIND SIGALOS, epon.eorad by Wuran Fox
LHtinq, Ia a flight tr&ini.Dg ttudant pr.paring for
a job u a fl19ht attaudant. She 1.1 .t\adJing
navi9&Uc:a, aeroclJJWDiCf, and the ... tber. She
hu .,._ a Uve modal in the Laguna Beach
PaQeeat Ol the Wutara. SM hu alto done
volunteer work at the UCI Nadical Center.
CHDYL VAN CLIVE, epouaored by the
BaJboe Fun Zona, 1.1 currently working iD pubUc
r.latlou. Her 9oalia to become a racotding artiat
and autarlaiMr. Her bobb6M molude UUug,
paJ.Dt:IDg, aDd llof'Mbaok rld.luQ. Sha 1.1 cunantly
ltudJinq mocWlug and acUA9.
APPIAIING SA TUilDA I ,IIA I
lCIT·TV, CHANNIL •• ltttiP.M.
WIRTOR MIUER ASHTOII
is asking for your VOTE J ORE 3ItD for election to ~e as ..
Director of
Coastal Municipal Water District
DMSION III* Newport Beach
• (Division Ill is all of Newport Beach City Limits south of the Padfic Coast
Highway and west of Tustin Avenue)
I am ~eel to Ml'ftluavtaa a bachelors detrn Ia ~taral ...._. IDcJad. ..,-·;· ... r-•• .,......,.. a utlve mtaat lD Calllomla water,.,.,..... ud dnel·
opmeat, plu oc.c.patlou ••aodatecf with laAd uacldae water daat .... 11 nJ.e.
Plcuc pe me yotll' vote oa )au 3rcl to repraeat Dtftaloa m, If fOil caa't 90te
for me pleue tell frleecb that cu.
(Paid for by this candidate -no funds solicited or accepted)
••• !"
Take a friend out to dinner and we will
help you pick up the tab ... four times
Open any type SAVINGS ACCOUNT for $500 Jr
more at any o ne of our Orange County Offices
and receive
4 certJflcates worth a total of $20 in fin e din-
Ing at select Orange County Restaurants•
and
A colorfully illustrated 80 page .. Guide to
Fine Restaurants:· Includes complete
menus and prices, covering Los Angeles.
Orange County and Palm Springs.
Present customers are eligible to participate
in this special offer by adding $500 or more
to an existing account or a new accou nt
EARN TOP RATE ON SAVINGS DOLLARS
Golden State Sanwa Bank offers a full
range o f plans for any size savings program
-and they all pay you the maximum
interest rate allowed by law.
Regular Paubook Savings
Silver Unlng Passbook Account
2% Year Savings Certlftcates
Time C.rttftcata of Deposit
Individual Retirement Account
6-Month Money Market Certificate, $10.000 Minimum
MAturities 90 days or over are subJect to
substantial penalty for early withdrawal
Come ln or Call. Our New Accounts representative will
gladly explain our many savings plans and other &ervices.
Th offer available onty at Orange County Offices through
July 10, 1980.
' • ......_. ............ ,It eta a ,. twa.alleofiiO.
Go I nk
Winton MUiu Ashton
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.. ... II II to abcMa.t !10
· ••-dellr 111c11oto from loho ..... ~-~.,. ..... t
... ·····~ aot 75.. ' -~ .......-. coWd be lloe-oltbe~ol
tbe--wey by 737 leol,
.__ .. a...-..ofaptO-
pOIIId • rtrr plu nl....d 1Ut
-bJ V'!Jf Coaoolidatod oflr-
'riu,
c....,.~~y abou.t •1 fllvhta
~at tbe airport or{ ao
a.,.r&Qe <l.y, a limit "t under a
DOioo pollution ·~"" qraoted by the Illata.
The pip u oriqi.Dally ra!.u·
~FREE*
Get
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eel--thel = ci.Uy ' 1119kta -w be with
tbe~--··--
11>0 lo.-~-~of t.ilport p&.nrdjp9 ft!L}'TM ...
''That toeel wu u. error w.hich
-elida'! catch belore tho
repod WU pub}..,..," NJd
.AJU.oa. I
Howewft, ... ~.
Uon oa DaUlt level redu.ctiODJ
relaaod ,-n~a, would reduoe
thelliquro ol !lO llighta por dar
eftD.further~
Tho goo), ac:Cordlog to
AIJJ..cm, il to ntdu.oe noiN while
at the aaru time allowing eome
IDe-lD tho number of fil9hta
.._ tbe allrporl.
,... MOle snci;!.Uoa .. , ...
--... be~ -tbe -~ 5,700 leollo 8,UIIool lo oct-· It _.!D ..
ahoded by tbe -· becauoo ol the red.-lD
-w..lolt coul4lorlatl . ~111, obcrd la!qg,oll from t.rlllor' north wooJd be
hiqhet .._ the, p.a•• d O'Nl
tohabited arou to the -th of
the airport, th .. llao~~>q ...
aoloolmpod.
Tho lntarlm moator plao pro-
~ roloooed lui -k ·aloo
oontaiu recom..mend.ttiOJUI thAt
ao upaoded obporl tormloal be
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at MVinp of up co SO% and more.
All you lulwe co do is open a new Bank<Al checkint or savinas
account of llOOor more1 You can also add 1100 or more to r.our existina
sn ·inp .ccount, Or open OO,&,oone of • wick rflftl( of ct:rttficates
ol dtpoUc for as than II . And even businels 111vinas accounu
, arc ditibk. ·
nr~t
I 4.95
111.95
116.95
But you\! btutr tct us for dtlllila and pick up your camen soon.
Wbtn you check tht prica you11 set why our cameru arc sure
to to fut.
SATURDAY •
We're open for you from 9am to 1 pm.
When you are commuting
we know that it is tough
trying to get to the bank,
that is why Santiago
Bank has 52 more
banking days to
make it easier for
you to take care of
your financial matters.
And we're close to
y6ur home too. You
can find us in Tustin,
•
by John Wayne Airport,
and downtown Orange.
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trill ba onrlduW laf a Gltu•
...,lill'fDJ -•!:;;J$_. a.,lloeAI,..tO ..,
-10.
A---~wlll · -..., Ia alll-1-w6.
clr.!t ~ n.., .... hly. '
....... otill OOiA9 ~·
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Bank ina hours haw been stretched at Citizens
Bank to make t.nkins more con\'efl)ent for you. •
Our dri-e-up t.nkq ... .nd our lobby ••• areopcn
9:00 to 5:00 Monday thru 'Thunci.Y: to6:00 oo Friday.
And if you mill us durinsthe week, you can banlc oo
Saturday 9:00 tq I :00. ·
Time is on your side at CitizenS Bank .
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MEMBERS of a.let hctflca petorm "Cemiwl
Tu-Tel' during the city W1l feltMl
Stiff phoeoe by Berty 5aobir1l
b7 Jea;a lla1llburtoD
The twO-clay IMwport 8Noh City Arta f..U•al
helctlut S&turday uCl Swac:LayiD fuhlOD UlaDcl
wu proGOGDOed "e real ~, by ita oJia1rmaa
Betty Teaau, who la al8o a ... be:r of the
Newpot1 8eaoh City Arta Com•t~oa.
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"NaiDly," ah. Mkl, "I Will~ aud ar·
pn.cl at how IIWlY ~ •tNtalDerl per-
formed thoea d.aya, CIOMI~ that it wu a
maJor holklay wubDcl.
"I am al.lo .., qratehl tit tMID."
She abo .tatacl that the OYed&p oiiM\Uday with -.u .. l ... all UD.fortuute a..nl9ht aacl "yw
ou bet it woa't happen out ,_,, ..
t.o ol the perio1'11Wa9 poupe Md\iulut
nwuda lor tMlr clcm.atecl .._ ucl -... hlrecl .for
profewtmal -~9H*lt. by a9Gfll wlao .s-ed
the ahowa.
Ba1Jet Pacifioa'• ''Cuni•al fla.tu .. wW penorm
1D a future TV .how, aDd the ~ 81oeclwaJ
Cut Troupe" ma Ora.DQe Cout Coa..,. wu
hlred by u ll9ellt froiD Slbul CIUIM lor a
IIU'•er ondea to Alub, chu1ll9 ~ tM ~
ud duoe 910\lP wl1l pedara.
ru a.uuJ r..u.a1 .. a jcat ProteCt o1 u.
Newport ... oil City CoPoil, tM Newpcllt 811A
City An. Coaa•ieetcW pel .. f•hkM' ......
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NEWPORT BEACH VOTERS:
heriff Brad Gates
Urges Your Vote For
• •
Who Supports Judge Frances Munoz?
County Marshall Don Rhea
Supervisor Tom Riley*
Judge Bud Franklin *
Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson
Senator John Schmitz
Pollee Chief Arthur McKenzie (Ret.)
Former Prosecutor Bob Bostrom
• Appointed by Gowemor Ronald Reegen
(CIIIIM sLibaila 1)
Ui'i'Onei ..... t WOUldiaerate
.ore tlwl 2, 7SO car tripe per
day through the already
onrlO.ded illtenectlou of Jam-
bor .. , &ylide Drive and Coast
HiohwaJ.
"The propoMd development
may be a btt over·lnteuified u
a ute for the land," BalaU. said.
But all thia may be a tempest
in a teapot, it the city doesn't
get lead aoency or at leut equal
agency etatue with the county.
The city baa untU June 3 to oet
ita commente to the county.
MeanwhUe, architect David
KlaoeJ reacted anorily to city
opiniou that the EIR wu inad•
quat•. And the city plannino
etaff report listed 55 objections
to the EIR.
"Newport Dunes paid for the
IIR, at a co.t of $25,000; the
city hired the penon who wrote
it and then .. ,. tre inadequate.
What il thia?" Jtlao-eaid.
City Plannino I>U.ctor Jim
Hewtclter defended the hirtno of
Sandra L. Genis, who wrote the
EIR under county direction .•
while employed by Wutec Se!-
~ of Tuettn. ''She axnply did
what the county told ur to. She
t. a •ery coaapetent penoD,"
HeWickel' eald .
kl&o .. wu lmpatMnt with the
confiict between the two govern-
ment agenci•. "I don't care
who the J.ad agency ta, all I
want il CODsiltent direction
betw .. n the city, county and
coutal coaun.iajon," he eaid.
"We were iniU.lly hired to do
a hotel ttu.dy by a planner who
wee then workinCJ for the Dun ...
(Dr. H.C.) MerlCJan fired the
planner, u he hu MYeral
othera. But Werigan liked ue. I
took the job with the condition
that I could auilt the Dun•
throuoh the varloue public
aoencies. NeriQan hu the per-
sonality of a bulldOQ. I think he
and (Bill) Eva111 (preaident of
Newport Dunes, Inc.) u dev-
elopers are producte of the '50'•·
"I think a plan will eventually
be paaaed, not neceaarily the
one in the !lR.
"I think the Dunes i.e uoly, but
I think it can be made both at·
tractive and economically feaai·
ble.
"Maybe the eoluUon is to have
A dual-lead aoency.
For QueJity ,hoto·Finlshlng W• OH•r Color
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Proc•nlng ry Kodak.
CaL'S CAMIRAS
1770 Newport llwd .•
Costa lim
646-9313
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I "QirN'!ltly Newpon City
CoUDCU t. not u anti-growth u
the prericni.l coundl wu.
"Rloht now '" lUll wut to
fiD.d ou.t what the i:W:ferut
pubUc bOdi• want."
. br ...... ~ t.e, Mid tb&t JtuMII CUlll,
Horw loftra ... blQ to keep direict~of tlUt Ita .. Parki alld
The city planning tt&ff ob-
Jected to the rMUcUOJl of the
betlch .,.., lack of detailed in·
formation on coUform (t.c&l)
bacteria J.vela 1n thelaqocm,
the elimination .of dry boat
.torao• areu, inadequate
mitigation of impacte to water
quaUty, and the county'•
dncrtption of the area •• cur-
rently "under utilized."
RogwJbaole
WDdcatter
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country again," Petera eaid.
Judge Polie lowered the bail to
$200,000.
The arraignment will be con-
tinued M011day wh.n co.defen-
dant Joan Sewell will aPPMfin
court with Muehlberger.
Muehlbe19er facee a muimum
of eeven yeau in pNon, should
he be convicted of the chug•.
In 1977, he epent lix monthe at
Chino ,or haud, forgery and
grand theft.
the lnm•lqu..ut&A C.ter ReCrMtion ~tf had
hom bemg QQMcl from Cry~tal ,.portedly modWed h1l pOCUoli
Cove State Park ha•e reoel•ed on the horaee.
"our fi.rit poeltin NllpODM•• from
the .ate after pr ... ntl.n9 nearly "U people who have penonal
' 6,oop aipatune on pettti0111 to property on the land willeor .. ,AMemhl~ Marian to wal'fe their riQht to relocat10Jl
BeTcJ880Dlut week. fudl after the .tate talt• over
Rebecca Neleon, chairman of · tlie pa.rk lite, the hol'MI will .be
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age II the lhCJPI you'retn. 1he Wflf you feel abo\1 yoneet-I' a nrn... and
antude-thOM en the """'S that co\ft.
When you look Cf ttle ttv• womtn here you donl thlnlc .. age. N Whcf com•
ac:r011 ftnt II the '**"Y .-y"'¥ IMM, tMlr eciiY good loob. And th<f'a
tM Whale pokf.looldnQ,. ... Cf CI'Y ..
aHAPE UP FOa auJOiea
Haw do~ do thai? Todclf t'a Mllertttan Mf, Ulan Iaiani .. take care
(jfhe clftld part. Jult CIMet a ftw hGPP¥*" to ow talon. We~
JOUl CleocMr haW ...... to look healftllr, ~. prtlter. and .. the
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Roa Se.lter oi Newport Beach
haa joia.d Crookhall, Shirley
ud Co. of Santa Ana ud Santa
Fe ~ • a hrobt'allllodate ~ Ml4il and leui.Dg of com-
aum:ial and bldWitrial JnOpertl•.
· Archi+Tektoa..IDC.
S.V.al ~el chaDQ•
haft take place at Atalp+Tek-
hoD., IDe. of Newport •
full...mc. architectural fbm.
IUdut.ld A. Doo haa joined the
Newport office u project archi-
tect aDd director of commercial
JliOjeet& Alex A. Krillte a new
architect and project ooordi.na-
tm. Beth GU1ou ia a new.azchi-
tectural d..tgner for both com-
..-cial and raidential deldgn.
Richard L Aade~ ia a reai-
dential project deelguz. Timothy
L Alqiez ia a uw commercial
proJect ct.lper.
CafeY~Opeu
Plua • ~ • European
~ ffJlecl with 13 lldewalk
cat. and • •UDdrr ahop, baa
opeDed at 4881 Birch Sl, New-
poot Beach.
A wtde ftdety of ethnic cw-
im. ill ofiered in the plaza.
Dwm IDtematlonal
~asecl
Oxford Properti•lnc. of
O.ver, Colo. baa purchued the
a..ta of Dunn lntematkmal
Corp. ol Newport Beach for more
than S20 m&JUoo. ·
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Thoma. Barnc:k wtll be pree-
d•t of the new oompeny, wb.lch
wlll develop office, Ught i.ndu.-
trial and retail apace.
Couultlng FinD Office
Camp D~ and Wc:K•, Inc.
hu opned an Ore:Dge Ccuty
office at 1400 an.to1 St. Nodh.
Suite 290, Newpcirt S..Ch.
The oouult!n9 flnD ~
lD aviroD:IDntel ~dllg
and related ..ntcea.
Exiati.n9 offlcee are in Pua-
dena axad W alD11t Cl'Mk.
Fox cmd Compcmy
Norman E. ~in hu been
named chairmall of the board
and mana¢a9 partner ol FOJE
and Co., a national oertified
public aoc:ountlng firm with
otficee in Newport Beach, La.
Angel• and Wbitu.r .
Xlein, •a la cuneutly parbMir-
The Newport E•'p Wedruclay, J'iijr tl. 1 ...... II
ln-cha.rge of th. Foa Ea.tem natdlno County Beecll a.d ~~ tilt .-:aa
tevion ln IC•n•• City. On June 1 The lilt ~ere 45,000 apart· about OM IDCiltllUd wtl .....
be will become ooe of the young. menta ln OraDge Cou.nty, includ-lor $329.
•t chief axecutlve oWc:en to in9 dupleue ud tripleue New Wcxe ~tioD c. hsd-v ..
h.ad a national aocou.ntinq firm. ape.rt!Dftta built ln 1978 and avaUable hom Welek,. car. Gi
Promotion 1979 are ln.cluded. Realty and Tnaat, 1892 S. !udJd
John Warcbet of Newport Volume 12, ooveriD9 Newport Ave., Oat arlo 91761
Beach hu been promoted to V I 'N Re~Jt executive vice pr•ident for Wt. Y-3£.
dom lmport Sal• Co. ollrvi.ne. (Continued from page 12) time the board would a.ltifJ the
He JOtned the company ln report.," Mid Raul Regalado, plan and adept Jt .
H}'77. airporlJD4na9er. "Over theai.x-mOiltA ~
Kew Vice Pr.lct.Dt When the draft report la period, the VTN r8COIII.IMIIda·
Tod P. Newman haa been received from VTN lJl JuJy • the tior1a could be chaAqed COla·
in d airport et.H will review 1t. The -'derably. ct..--,_ •--... _ .. appo te vioe pr .. ident of Dit· u __ -d of S ·~ D&11w-ua -.,......
Pr .uuai upervoon will get 1t. of the p'--, -·ch u n-.j __ _. __ ... _ covery operti•. accol'ding to "_.loot.. •t..-d UUI .... ...._-
Bruce R. Birkeland, pzeejdenl UQI • at UJ4t ocument lJl ard., could~have a m.elor tm-
He waa previoUII)y with Di. Augut, be NJd. pact on other part. of the plu,
, b L d After ~Wl.nO the draft, the auc h u ftA~nar .......... -or covery • roaeraqe ivilion. •pe-L.---d __... fu ,---.,..--.-.....•7 . 1. uua&" wu.a Mild it out for rther ter-· .. al -'•e,"••t'd R_,_,_ ... __ caa lZlng in commercial real ... ~ ••• --waJaUV
tate leaainEa aal... review by the public, a process whioh could take up to six The c ounty hu alrNdy beqwl
Apartmen ory mon lh.. acquuution procedur• b prop-
The Gol a IS-volume dir-All the public lllput will be erty on the west aide of the air·
ectory of apa nt oWDen in forwarded to VTN and will be port to accomodate priYate air·
Orange County, hu been pub-included in the f:in.aJ report to be craft wluch would h.4ve to be
liahed by Jacqu• Melek. publish· preeented to the Board of Super· moved tf the termin&l and putr.
er of a •lmilar work for Sen Ber=:..·_....:_vUc>.:.::.:.":.:..:i.n::..:J:.:an=.::uary~:._l.:..98~1 _A_t _th_a_t __ in....:o:_a_reaa __ w_e_r_e_expan.:...• ~·-d_ed_·-:---
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Two plannin9 com.rWr..tonena, Chairman Paul
B.l.U.. and Fint Vice Chainun Helen
Ncl.auvhlm, are being couldered along with 38
other applJcant. for their two 1Mb on the com-
millioo.
The two ... t. become vacant, theoretically, on
Ju..oe 30, alcmg with m other vacanci .. on four
other boud. and oommiuioll8. A total of 84
cit.Uena MYe applied for the vacanoi .. , a n\llllber
that City Clexk Doria George •Y• is not unu.ual.
"One time we had 54 application.a for the Plan-
ning Commiuion," ahe aaid.
Bel&lla, who had Mid eazlier that be planned to
reaqn the oolllllliuion thia yMJ", aaid be chan qed
his mind for .. vera! reuona: becau.a the new
City COU.Ilcil majority "aeema to be functionlnq so
smoothly," because be want. to encouraqe
redevelopment in older parta of the city and
becaUM the Local Coaatal Plan will be cominq
befon the Planni.nq Commission in JuJy.
"It is really important that we do the LCP and
that we do it right," the four-year veteran com-
m.iuioner said.
Both Balalis and McLauqbJin e:a:preued
pleuure at the nwnber of applicant.. "I am really
vlad there are so many," Belali• aid. "That
meau then ue a lot of people who are willinq to
qtn their time to the city."
Becau.. Wayor Jackie Heather and Councilman
Don Strauu are each qoinq to be absent one
meeting In June, council hu set July 14 to vote
on the appointment..
The Civil Service Board hu twO vacancies and
six applica.nt.. The Arla Commisaion hu two
v8c&Jlci81 and IS applicant.. The Board elf Library
Tru..t ... hu one vacancy and eight applicant..
The Parb, Beacl:ae• and Recreation Commiulon
haa 15 appllcant. for one vacancy.
The City Council appointment. committ..-
Heather, Councilman John Co:c and Mayor Pro
T-.!Yelrn Hart-is alated to interview candi-
dat. tomoirow.
Georv-Mid abe wi.lhed citizell8 would be u
intentated in some of the other citizena' qroups u
ill the.e five. "Nobody wants to be on the litter
committee," the city c lerk said.
Followinq ts a list of c1tise.D.8 who have applied
for city commiaaions and boards: avn. SERVICE BOARD
Raymond John Cully, M.icb..eJ Tbom.u Colhna, Pat A
ltrone, Ale"Ullder Bowie, Barnett Larla. Donald Roqer
Thomu.
PLANNING COMMISSION:
Jerry A. Jtin9, n..odore Jo.pb Reynold., W-.ley N.
Taylor, Barry Kmq Wilha.au, Paw Low. Bal&Jia, Laud W
RoDow.y, Bruce Camwon Stuart, Patnc&a .AAiDe lkbuhofer, •
WWiam Frederic Dohr, ftic:hud Neil Furtaw, Fredenck CW.
H . e s . ousmg~uit
(Ccatinued ham paqe 1)
42, of Corona del Mar, entered thA swt under a
U.S. Surpreme eo..t 4eciaion that aaya a whi\e ...,
penon tor llol pr.a:ldmg atior·
dable h r u .. , a~g to c ....... !Zr'"l
Siln.a, attorney for the "lmpaor' divWon of the
Oranqe County leqaJ aid IOCiety.
Sima, who .filed the suit on beha.U of the other
attomeya, aid the decision allows that action
"based on the idea that the lack of affordable, in-
teqrated housing deprives a person of soc1aJ and
professional benefits denv1ng from an integrated
community.,; '
However. Boyle said, "my pnmary intereat in
this is in aHordable hoWJing. My children can't
afford to live here, and I don't thmk the city b.u
addresaed ttHU to the (atate and federal) law. ln-
teqration would be an added plus."
The black couple are Frank and Manon Barnes,
retired, age 66 and 62, who entered the sutt to
seek inte<Jrated housing here. Frank Barnes, a
former member of the Orange County Human
Relations Commission, s~ud, "Over the yean, at
has been very difficult to recommend Newport
Beach to other minonhes. The city has never
wanted. to accept the mandate on housmg,
possibly because of the ehteness of the commuru·
ty."
The ongmal suit named the City Council, the
city Planning Commiaion, the State Department of
Hou.illq and Community Development and four
private developen--the Irvine Company, Ford
Aera.pace and Communications Corporahon,
Eagle Development Company and Daon
Corporation--a• defendants.
The developers were named becauee they had
aqreed to include 50 unit. of low-income houlinq
in the Ford Aeronutronica development, Sima
said. The 50 units were approved by the Planninq
CommiNion, but were taken out by the City
COU.Ilcil, she aid. "We don't have any beef
aqaialt the deveJopena," aaid Petherbridqe, "they
aC}l'eed to the houainq. Our beeJ is with the city."
Meanwhile, a aimUar LeqaJ Aid Society mit
avam.t the city of Irvine wu pending. The city
and the .ociety were e:cpectecl to file brleJs at the
end of June, Siln.a laid. CaUMI of the two actiona
are the aame, ahe added.
"The clti• of Irvine and Newport Beach are
puutt .. , In a way," Petherbridqe Mid. "They
bin people to .-..p floona and pump gu--a.nd a
lot oJ other people, too, nurMI, eecretarl81· -who
can't afford to live there. We in Suata Ana and
ea.ta Neea become ~r• of Newport Beach in
a way. Newport Beach is a kind of J.ech."
SiJu worb for a branch of Leoal A1d that
"~ntrat81 on broader prohlmu thaD they
UIU.&lly ~ for one individual client that comea
in," Petherbridqe u.id. He is OD the board of
directon of both l..eval Aid and the oommunlty
houat.AQ ooporetiaD.
PRIDEGnlapTo J!led
When para.ll lJl 1M Newport-W... eohool dil~
trlc:t ....,..k about bv1D9 PJUD1, Wa • ~· or·
gotutSoll they'r. protad ol: Puuta' R.ouJa~
ud ha.fcnaatkm oa Dnt91ducetloll.
W..ben 01 PIDD• ar. ~~~hi Newpott
a-da Pel Colta Meea wlao ieel tMt tM clnag ud
~ lbattaa A.er. w na.ala tMir COIK'IeiD.
niDI .akuw .,. MAJy Au.a Jeppe ao.,...
ceCI tM tint .. ..,poet eM*'~. to be Mid
1.., 4. 7:30 p.a. at INa~ HarWt JU?Ia
Salocil. m.. ou aa. ~ Aor mrthel
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Due to soc$g OPEC on p;lces,
your electric tares could go up 50% tliiS year.
Soaring OPEC oil price increases hit us all at more
places than the gasoline pump. They increase your e lectric
hill. too. To meet air quality standards. Edison is required
to hurn low-sulfur foreign oil. This IO\rSUlfur o il commands
a premium price. Edison expects to buy more than 44
million barrels of this oil to keep its generating plants
running in 1980. at a cost of about Sl.S billion.
Back in 1970 oil cost about S2 a barrel and o ur oil bill
was S29 million. Already this year Edison has paid more
than SJ2 a barrel for premium grade. ultra low-sulfur oil.
And we're told there ..... ;1! be more irzcriiQ.SeS in /he
months ahead. '
When OPEC prices go up, Edison prices go up.
Your electric bill could go up 50% by the end of this year.
These electric rate increases coming in 1980 will offset
higher fuel costs only. They wiJI not increase SCE profit.
Help get America out of the banel.
Most of our plants burn oil and natural gas. last year
more than two-thirds of your electricity was generated by
oil and natura l gas. When we can't get enough natural gas.
we're forced to depend on foreign-controlled high-cost oil.
We already make some electricity from nuclear. coal
and hydroelectric sources. In ~ddition, we're pioneering
solar. geothermal and wind power. Our industrial customers
'are working with us in energy cogene.ration. And we·re
actively urgins conservation.
You can help by conserving. too. Every kilowatt-hour
you conserve reduces U.S. dependence on foreign oil.
What you can do: join the Consemdoo Gmaadon.
Its goins to require ctifice to ho&d your electric
bills in check. lt'l going to take a chan e in habits. Here
Join
is how you can help yourself and your country:
1. Limit your use of heating and air conditioning.
2. Turn off second refrigerators and freezers if not in use.
3. Use less water where possible because it takes e lectricity
to pump it.
-t. Turn off lights in rooms not in use. And use lower
wattage bulbs where possible.
S. If you have a swimming pool. cut down the time you
run its filter pump.
Also do your heavy household cho res in the morning.
Your vacuuming. clothes washing. dishwashing and oven
baking. And give your appliances the afternoon off. That
way you'll be easing the load between noon and 6 p.m.
when demand is at the peak.
Write Edison for consmadon help.
On request, Edison will provide you with a person·
all y tailored. computer-designed, energy conservation
program -called S.A.VE.S.-that's easy to put into action.
You can also write for a free booklet that gives you lots of
helpful suggestions on use of air conditioning. heating.
lighting. water heating. home appliances and solar energy
systems. Write today: Southern California Edison.
Conservation. P.O. Box 800. Rosemead. CA 91770.
Theresa big job to be done in the years ahead. If you
take it easy on the electricity you use-while we work
hard to develop domestic ways to produce it -there arc
bright lights at the end of the tunnel.
Southern Callf01nis Edl~on
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CRDliS
A bicycl. aDd t~ Yalued ~t
$335 wen report.d .toleD hom o.mu. w. WaddOK of Stufiah
Court ... 4 blue ateel Colt .45
automatic with a loaded maqa-
dae, valu.cl at $300, wu rePort-
ed ltolen bOla LonalDe l,tml>8th
in the 1700 blOck of W..tcllH
... Three typewrltwl valued at
$3,600 wen reported ltolen
from Tod Temporary S.rvi~ in
the ~ block of Campu.e . . .
THE TELEPHONE POLL
Do you aqree with the VTN
recommendation to lellfJlhen the
runway at Oranqe County Air-
port? (See story on paqe 12.)
-le "te YES4 call.,l tltO.
To YOte KO. c:al1 875-7020.
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Call anytime between ·oow aDd
8 a.m. NoDclay to cut your vote.
1la.. will be DO riftg. Then ia
DO need to talJt. '!he ''bug up"
eouDd you bear Ia your .elite beinq
recorded.
La.t ...at'a qatltND
Do you .apport Pr.ident Car-
ter'• plan to airlift a.a.cl boatlift
more Cubans to the United
State.?
YES 9%
NO"" 91%
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DMaSon oiOriiftee Owerti ... Door~
14281 Chamben R011d, Tustin
544-5130 or 832-3680
A Pu~ tape deck ucl
radio •alucl at $300 wu ~rt
ed tt01ea &oa J. DO..to ROMrt·
100 ta the 2800 bloCk ol N.wport
•.. All O.atiOD gUitar fen a left.
haD<Iecl ~,., .act CMe valued
a.t $575 .. re r.pon.d J.n
from Williua K. Sclalu.._ at
N~th and Balbo&.
Tueeday. llay JO
CRINIS
Two BlaupWlkt ateuoe valued
at $725 were reported atolen
from two can parked behind
Roy Carver Rolla Royce on Jam-
bone ... Art, lilver and fu.ra.l.
ture valued at $3,800 were
reported stol.n ~ JM.Ile
Helen Parvin in the 1000 block
of Grandville . . . One Puch
moped Yalued at $450 wu
reported stolen hom Stanley A.
lterkhoff on Canyon Lane. ARRESTS .
Gen1d J. Ahern, 39, of New-
port Beach, wu arrested on .us-
picion of embeulement in the
900 block of Sea Lane.
WedDMclay. May 21
CIUNES
A car stereo and tapes valued
at $558 were reported stolen
hom Elizabeth A. Kontoes in the
300 block of Hospital Road . . .
Tools and wine valued at $320
S~le
THE HOLEY PAYCHECK
On Saturday nigf1t, the Eagle flies, and my check is riddled with holes.
Welfare has taken its toll. This must be Russia's idea of taking over this
country without firing a shot.
Food stamps -this must be Castro's way of getting rid of his over-
populatjon problem, and, to add insult to injury, he's transferred his medi-
cal headache to my paycheck.
Hell's Fire, between oil and gas. matching funds and alcohol-how did 1
ever get mixed up in this?
I'm paying 20 percent on a loan, and that idiot gets a low-interest loan
to rebuild his home on a hillside. My paycheck gets another hole.
Paying taxi fare for school kids-pardon me, they call it busing -but
there goes my paycheck.
Farmers and fishermen have what they call production credit-why does
my paycheck have to suffer for this racket?
The little lady is going to tell the landlord that we can only pay half this
time and the rest in two weeks. There wasn't enough rubber in that check
to stretch.
GOOD LORDI They are going to buy another park! My check just won't
stretch that far and we've got to find a way out of all this mess.
Now, there's one item that's a dilly. It's called INCOME TAXI This is
the crowning insult, and there's little left to pay the bills.
So, to stop all this monkey business, there's one chance left and it's
called Proposition 9. Now, I understand that it will save some people more
than it does me, but a dollar is worth more to me than a thousand dollars
to him.
~~politicians will tell you it's wrong, b~t if you want to keep your PAY-
CHECK, vote YES on PROP. 9.
Get the state out of the landlord business, and vote YES on PROP . 10
also. SAVE YOUR PAYCHECK. .
I'm voting against every incumbent, against every bond ~e, and will
vote FOR any TAX-CUTTING issue. VOTE YES ON PROPOSITION 91
lmDe ~ . AD OGtboatd --&lld a batmJ val..l at $1,300
ftunday. ~ 12
CRDOS
.we ...,orted ~bali
loberl ~ W.nh•D ta tM !00
block Cl '2Ith 9treiit . . . TWo
chaln yaluecl at seoo .. ,.
repoit.d stolen froiD &noJe..
brec:ht a.ad Tom B\lltoD oe
porate P1ua Drive. J...try nha8d at $1,000 wu
report.d .aolen from Jlmmie p .
Webb in tU 1800 block of Park
Newport • • • Five weldino
cab1ee valued at $1,000 were
repoNd atolen from Auinq
Johnecm Co. in the 3300 block of
ARRESTS
Randall C. Delapp, 23, of
Ri"nide, wu ~on Rt-
pic:ion of 9ran.cl theft euto on
Cedar TrM ta.o. ta lmne.
REGENTS POINT. Our eighth and most
recent rerirement community. A superb
blufftop location in University Town
Center. Located in the dyMmic and
growing City of Irvine. La ndscaped
gardens. Overlook in~ a park and lake.
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REGENTS POINT. A gcx.x:l place to
meet new friends. Cultural. educarional.
and recreational activities abound. A
fellowship hall. Lounges. Library. C raft
workshops Even a sidewalk caf~
REGENTS POINT. Open Fall of
1981 . Reservadons now S<'cure the
accommodation of> your choiCe V 1s11
Regents Point's ln·me office at llQl
Marun Street. Sun(' 15S. Irvine.
Cahfomaa 9271 S. or cali17141851-16SS
Lots of open space. Cultural opportunities.
shopping and churches are nearby. So
me Newpon Harbor and the Unaversity
of California. · '
REGENTS POINT. Beautiful one and
two--bedroom cottages and apartments.
For anyone 62 or over. 24-hour
professional health care Complete
'>ecurity. Utilities. housckecpmg.
· maintenance. Jaily dining. and much
more. Independence. dignity. and
concern for your retirement years
REGENTS POINT
A ~vrHERN CAURltNtA 11lES8YTERIAN ~ :t..~E!-( \ 'MMUNIT)
81.50 18.00
88.74 88.00
8\A 12.00
te.M 75.00
103.88 12.00
108.11 aoo
115.48 M.OO 101.ee •oo 115.74 M.OO'
120.30 81.00
Front-End Alignment
and 4-Tire Rotation
AddiiiDNI wu ~' '19• :::::· ... ,. /_ . . j ,..,. ........ ~.
HELPS IMPROV~E WEAR " AND VEHICLE PERFORMANCE
• Inspect end rotate all 4 tir•
• s.t Cllttr, c.mber and toe-4n to f•ctory soedficat Ions
• lniCitd~U~pan~ion and steer"'' system • Molt U.S. cart-tome imports
Cart croa the o&d bridge as construction starts
Brid~
Work
Work on the new bridqe over the
Upper Newport Bay is on schedule
for an August 1981 completion,
according to Ron Strongs, project
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These days, infbtion, taxes and changing lli!styles make it
imp(rta'lt ilr everyme to ~ up-to-dale on the best ways to h3ndle
thir mooey. And si¥E taby s woman ~ unique &nDia1 situa-
Academy Hooors
LOcal Art Teacher
Painter Timothy J. Clark. wt
tnatructcc at 'Coutliae Cwnm-
Dity College, hM bee bmtled to
eihibit OM of hie WOib lp the
pnetitJloua lSSth a:zunaal Juded
Ezhihltkm at the NatioDal Aca-
d.my of D.iQn lD New York
City.
tiOns; the JOhn Hanood< MtliJaU.ii lnsin{lre ~Santa Ana b~ ~6ltlldal iid~~:~semioa' b' W001eQ.
Here, YoU'D ~eam ibCii t Wide r.mge of servm ~
an use to help ~.i~ and axes. As well z the many ; ~you an oo tO~~ instft a~ futUre.
The seminar wiD lie held on Satir'day, June 7th at 1608 North
M2in St, in 'Sarna Ana &tm 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM. There's limit8l
seating. so Jiease call b' reservations at 54 7-5141.
Sandra A. ltlwlish
San~ Ana Gener2l Agenc)•
1608 North Main Street
Santa Ana. CA 92702
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Newpert Traftl Co.
250 Newport CeDter Dr.
Suite M .. J 0.3
.... (714)MI-7DZ
maa.
When the dynamlc DuBddge
be9an hla acapnlluticm of Cal
Tec:h't hl.stmy, I thought I heud
him aay hit au.bject ... ~
Tech'• Put PrMdeat of the
Future." Ot w .. really "Put,
Preeent ud FutuN.")
He oatliDed the 9().~ b1.
tory of the lDcNdlble m.titutioD
hom the dayt of bebag an ele-
mntary ud woetiooal tnilnh'9
.academy to today'a ottadel of
engineering aad eciaWic
...arch. ._
It DOW hat aa 82.-acr.
campua ill Puec:Maa ud tna
. off~p\11 facfllt:let (Mlc.h ..
Palomar Ot.er.atorr ud Jet
Proput.lou Laboratory) plua the
Mt. Willoa Obletvatory aad Laa
CcnpaDU Ob.ervatory ill Chll.
(operated joilltly with the Came-
gte IDMitute).
A. the early-and DOW famoua
-Demel of Amoa TbJoiop,
Geolge Hale, ArthUJ H~.
Robert )lllltkan (did fOU bow
hi. gnndaon Uvea 1D Balboa?)
rolled aao. the .Uvw toogue of
their chartamatic aucc 111 Clf, It
led to updatiJ'9 through Harold
Brown ud the pre .. nt (and
equally charlamatic) pnadent,
Marvin~.
The dellaeaticm of the famoua
atuc:Lmta and teacben OODt:ilwed
the epc. Corona del Nar'a (aad
hvtne'a) be1ovwd Dr. Amold
Beckman took all three of b.1a
degi'MI at Cal Tech and alto
taught there.
RemiDdera of the accompliah-
ment.a of the famed alumni and
faculty membera, the Nobel
-pri.zlea (18), the National Nedala
d Science n&>. aud the recoom·
tion br election to the Natioul
Aoei:l rn r a1 ., v c. ad u.
NaticMI Ao.illar Gi ID9J.D-· bao ........ billo tbe~DdtW~ual
~ 0 Ci aacJa .. Cad Alld4aaao PaWIDG, ad w.._
ud c;ialg, tM faiDed DNA
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OwiD4r 1831 tluO\agh 1933
. Albert f.t..a.I.D mac~. at-.ct.d
Wit8 to ... hwtitQte..
Toclay'e a.cttfttiee mchade
a'llroaalatal ~ ud
COil~ cliep ~ m .... OIIll,
eDIIIVJ paotec:Jta, ADd iadtvldual
r...uch ~too aume.oua
(ud oampla) to ~Ia
Each delfJwetiaa-quuam,
qaarb. ~ added a
IPUk to my ..aliatsc. oi how
much thia iDitituticll aloae h.
ooatz:ibuted to oar pr.ant world
-ad thua to tbe Ntw..
lad I I d. Dr. I>uBndg. had '
lpoba traly, but my aara had
.added their OWil diJDaDIIICD-
aJio truly. He • hadn d ad tnaly
the P..t Pr.ldat of the Future!
• • •
'I'M Amold Backmau bo.ted
local. Jeaa ad Jdm Wacmab
aad the Qeorve lb9a at the
net at the Santa ADa Country Club. ,..
Cal Tech'• Vic» Pn.ldent
Ga. aDd Mart Aml wo.on
hoateclmy table, wiW:h included
Mary aDd Bruce o.J Mu, L R.
.. Mac,. McCulley, and Vema aDd
W. Cuztia Roc...U.. AzDoD9 the .A.oc:iat.-a IUp-
port gtOup which hal a large
percentage of alWDDl ud .,.at
faculty u well .. cMoteee-
are needy 40 Oruge Countiana.
Somt of the Harbor AIM
membww are the AlpbcmM Bur·
nuda, Richard Butb, H.mtetta
Bam., the William Da.t.., the
Jam• !bu. the Walter Gerbm,
Dade Hale, the CoW. HoUaday
ha., the Jamea Xliegela, the Paul
Lenb, MD. Howatd Lewta, Dr.
and MD. Hana Linhaldt, the
Robert Mapels, Mn. Freel Mark-
ham, McCulley, Dr. and Mn.
Michael Millikan, '1'homaa Myen,
William Petencm, the George
Pfleger~, the Joaeph 1\oeeDer Jra.,
the R1chaJd Steel•, David
StelmDets ud the Pavid Sw.d-
19wL
Learning to Uve the lJJe ol o debutante ant NotkmoJ Cborlty
League and Jorm.r nc:A1oc:ftn mem.beB Julie ~tlJ, left. of
Newport Beocb, Jill AppJegote of O.ta Jl~ tmd Heotber Hinu,
right, ol Newport~. 7h giru ..,. ,....,.,., witb 19 otben at
a /onnol teo held bJ Sberman Gcude.o.-tmd will mole their olliciol
bow on Nov. 29 bJ Ca.to N..a-. Socltb Coat PIOIIG Hotel.
• • •
• • •
Dkl you make it up to Fuhkm
Wud for the Newpozt City Am.
P•ttval owr S.hllday aDd
&mday? 'I1Ma wu mu.tc, lling·
illg, danc(ng-of all Jtinda ad
art. ut, ut all .O!J.J~the place.
Oddly, ~ ctll6le ce.r auctkm
WU ootft9 OD at the taJM time.
That area waa pacbd and jam·
a.ed, whSoh w• DOt the cue
wtth the Ana F..Uftl
Could it be that today'• popu-
latlca caret more about the "art'"
of the clallical automobile thaD
that of the "claaatcal" artitt?
• • •
ADd what it there about chili
that drawt the aowda?
The OC Fatrgrou.nda waa aJ.o
pacbd and jammed--even early
1D the day, c;J8tt1Dg more ao aa the
day-ud the ch111-progr..-d.
Ia aDOther part of Cotta
W...-the South Cout Plua
Hotel-the people from .Am.zi.
caD City Bank. beaded br Board
Chalmum Jca S. ltrM<hnan,
threw a party that brouoht out
all the citY• wheelJ and then
tome.
Ia apite of the ban.k't elogan,
"Strictly Buain-," the favoa
they gaw away were play-
oriented; cans d temUa bal.la
and pec:kagea of golf ba11t. Or it
that atrictly buain-tbne daya?
There are tim• when I do
beUeve such it the caae. . . .
Some teDDll ..._not strictly bus-
ill-. although ~ money which
the AdoptJOD Gu.ild of Southern
0raDge County mak• from ita
toumamant would tend to belie
that, wete lt not for auch a good
I"Oltloll1euea of tbe Adoption
Guild's Tennis Tournament were
honored at the Laguna home of
Sheila Sonenab.i.ne, left, and
lfiCeived by Guild Pruident
Kathy Cook The tournament
final& ore .. t lor June 1 at the
Newport Beocb TelUli• Club, and
tbia Fnday the Leroy Neiman
painting of Lover and Emerson
will be auctioned.
StaB photo by Barry SJobm
cauae.
If you have not bo09ht your
tickets for the "Tennia Smash"
~ehedu.led for thiJt Friday at
CanD.ll and Chaffin in Design
Plua in Newport Center, call
673-0874 or 675-4781.
The ticketa are $25 each and
there will be the auction for the
origiDal Neiman painting of our
owa Roy Emeraon and Rod Laver
Laver.
Aleo preaent will be-aa
guw\:a of honor-Conaul General
and MD. Peter &rbour oi Aua-
JlatcbJDg motbe,. • the tbeme lor thJ. CJWdren '• Home Society
debutante pottroit From leh, Mary Katherine Bloke and her mother,
Nory; Lhxla lecm Hilcbey and her mother, Jean, and Xe/ley Anne
Hill and her IIJOtber, Ollie. The CHS tea wos held at the Balboa
PIJolo Studio home of Nra. Frcmk nun..
Yoar
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To Paltll
Alacl Ule
june 1-lrTU'1\IQraUon: The Fradom Drain
june 8 -SpaldnQ for God
june 15-How You Can Swvtvc Marrtaa-
June 22-Tbe Seven Dacfllat Sins
june_ 29-The Seasons of Your Soul ·
jotn us 9t30 a.m. Sundlly et the
Community Room. Allslate BldQ .•
I 1 Corporate Plaza. NCwpon c:..r
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t ~~; ~~ PRESENTS J.
·· NO JUliAN ROCKWELL ..
THE INVENTOR
Ca.ta Me.a Mayor Arlene Sc:bokr ha. a loce-~loce ei.ICOUDfv 'of
the very ll.ic_.t kind witb new City CouncJ.l.man Eric Jobrwca. 7be
two city leoden welcomed Jon Xre.dmaZJ aDd bit upcomizJg Azaeri.
can City Bank building, wlucb will opeD in 1981 at Two Town
Center in South Coa•t Plaza.
tralia.
See you there!
All Harborlitea photos not
otherwflle marked are by
Jean Halliburtoo.
ICicldng up hi• heeh al NHAN'•
recepbon lor tbe NB Am F•·
bval'a commiffH u Larry Lan·
lozd, while the CbilJ Cha.mpiolu
gathered oczoa the Bay in Ca.ta
Me.a to dance to theu own
drummer
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SArlJRDA~ JUNE 7•
A~ d•ne for women
to team more about
financial planning.
1)lese days, inflation, taxes and changing lifestyles make it
i~t for everyone to keep up-to--dale on the best ways to handle
their money. AJ¥1 sino! today~ woman res wUque 6nandal situa-
tions. the~ Hanaxt MllUalUfe l~ Company ef Santa Ana
1s ~a 6nalcial ~ ~ ~semin3r eSpeda1l b' women.
Here, you'D JeUn iii& -l wide range of services :l strategies
can use to help IP.ii.a.lioo and taxes. As well ~ the many
~ }'Oll an oo to fldp in.ue a tJightfr future.
The seminar will tie held on ~y. june 7th atlWS North
Main St., in Santa Ana 6un 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM. Tht....-e's limited
seating. so please call i>r reservations at S47-Sl4l.
Sandnt A. Hawlish
Santa Ana General Agency
1608 North Main Street
Santa Ana. CA 92702
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BIRTHDAYS ( WE DDINGS
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I
maD.
When the dyumic DuBrtdge
began bla ecapaallutioD of Cal
Tech'• hiatory, I thoQSJht I beaJd
him Ay hie 1\lbtect WM ~
Tech'• Put Pre.ldet ol the
Future." at w• really "Put,
Preeent aDd FutaN.")
He OlltliDed t.be 90-yaar bla-
tory of the incredibJe IDititutioD
hom the daya oi belDg u ..
mentary aDd .ocatioD&I traiJt.iD9
.academy to today'e citadel of
e~ and tc*ltiflc
reeearch.
It how hu u 82-acre
. campueln h_.a aDd MVen
off-campua fadlWel (aach u
Palomar Obeervatory aDd Jet
PropulliOD Laboratory) plua the ,
Ml WlleoD ObMrvatory and Lu
Campa.au Obeervatory lD Chile
(operated Jointly with the Carne-
gie bwtitute).
A. the early-aDd now famo\.11
-Dil!MI of Amc. nm;op,
Geotge Hale, Arthur No,.,
Robert MUJtkan (did you bow
hia ~Mwm U... ln Balboa?)
rolled aao. the .Uvw ~ of
their chartematic IUCCIII:«, it
led to ~att.ng thmUQh Harold
Brown aDd the ~t (and
equally cbarltmatle) pnedent,
Marvin Goldb.rvc·
'nle delmeatioD of the famo\.11
1tudanb aDd teacben coatiDuecl
the epic. Corona cW Mar'• (aDd
Irvin•'•) belowd Dr. Andd
Beckman took all three of hia
decJr._ at Cal Tech and aleo
taught there.
Rem.iDdem of the accompliah-
ment.l of the famed alumni and
faculty memben, the Nobel
prt-. (18), the National Wedell
~ Science (16), and the recopi-
tion by eJ.ction to the Natiaaal
AcM i G( Ia ••tee ud tbe N.ta.a~ •• ,ol~tao .. ~ .. tW iadiYidul
~' 2 Oi.uc!a•Cul AM.--. Pad~Dg, ad Wat.oa
ud ClaJg, tM faiMd DNA
NMUC!Mi~L
~ 1831 thmugh 1033
Al.b.t F.l ..... FUde atadecl nata to the m.tttute.
Today'• acttritiel blclade
-~~ud
caatrol, deep tpaee mW!ODI,
eDII9Y p.ojeGta, ad iDd!Ytdual
reeeuch goD too Dum.out
(ad complex) to apJ.ia.
Each deJtDMticD-quuaD,
quarb. lDted.oal adchd a
tpck to my realiattcm oi how
much w. u.titu&o aloae hM
ocmtribatecl to oar s--nt world
-ud tha8 to t.be tatur..
IDdtl cl. Dr. DuBrtdge had
.,... tnaly, but ., ~ bed
added their OWil dh...-cm-
allo tnaly. He II IDd 11 cl ad truly
the Put Prelildent oi the Futuref
• • •
'!'he Amold BeclanaD. bolt.d
localt Jeu aDd Jolm Wacuab
and the George &.g. at the
event at the Santa ADa Cowrtty
Club.
Cal Tech'• Vice Prelidant
Gene aDd Mary Ann wu.on
ho.ted my table, which lncluded
Wary aDd lbuce o.J Mar, L R.
"Mac" McCulley, and Verna and
W. Curtia RockeWJ..
AmcDtJ the A.ociat--a IUp-
port group which hal a large
parentage of alUJ!Dli ad put
faculty .. wall .. ctnote.-
are neuly 40 OraDge Cou.atie.nl.
8oaM af the Hubaw Area
memb.n are the AlpboDM Bur-
D&Dda, Richard BurtE., Hemtetta
Bamel, the William Da-n-, the
Ja.mee !bu. the Walter Gerbna,
Dade Hale, the CoWe Holladay
Jn., the Jam• Xliegela, the Paul
Lenb, ...... Howud tewt., Dr.
and MD. Ham Linhardt, the
Bob.rt Wapele, Mre. Fred Mark-
ham, McCulley, Dr. and Mre.
Michael Milltbn, 1'homu Myen,
Wllliam PettnOD, the George
Pflegeaa, the Jc.eph Ro.eDer Jn.,
the Bicha.Jd Steel•, David
Stei!!J!Mb aNI the David Swed-
f9wa.
Learning to live tbe lile of a debutGDte GJW Natloaal Cbanty
League and former nclfocbn memben Julie ~lb. Jell, ol
Newport Beocb, Jill AppJegat. ol Cc.to M.-aDd Heotber JIUJu,
right, ol Newport Beocb. n. girl....,. prua12ted witb 19 otben at
a formal tea be/d iD Sbenu= Gudu.t aDd will mah tbeir official
bow on Nov. 29 in Ce»ta M.a .. Soutb Coa.t PIGiltl Hotel.
• • •
• • •
Old you mab it up to Fuhion
Jalaud for the Newport City Alta
F..ttval OYW Saturday aud
Sww:lay? 1'MN w• mu.tc, llln9-
lDg, danclDg-of all lrindr and
art, art, art an ~~the p~aoa.
'-Oddly, tlJe dii6lC car auction
wu gotDo c:m at the eame time.
That uea wu pacbd and jam-
med, which w• not the caM
with tbe Ada F..Uval
Could it be that todaY• J)OIN-
latiml ca-. llltOm about the "art"
cd the cla..tcal automobile than ·
that of the "cla..ical" artiat? . . .
ADd what t. thee about chili
that drawe the CJOwda?
The OC Falrgrounda wu aJ.o
pecbd and jii.JJI.DMd-even early
lD the day, gettlJl9 !DON 10 .. the
day-and the ch111-progun1 tl.
In another part of Caeta
Maea-the South Cout Plaza
Hotel-the people &om Am.ti-
can City Bank. headed by Board
Cbainnan }CD S. KI-dman,
threw a party that brought out
all the city'• wbeela and then
lOme.
In epite of the banr1 alogan,
"Strictly Busin-," the favom
they gaft away we~ play-
oriented: cans of temWI balla
and peckegee of golf balls. Or is
that etrictly buetn-tl:tea daya?
There are tim• when I do
baUwveeuch w the cue. . . .
9cme t.n.nil il DOt etrictly b'--·
ln-, although the moaay which
the AcloptiOD GuUd of Southern
OraDg. County mak• f:rom it.
tournaJMnt would tend to belie
that, ._. it not tor web a good
l'alrztm1eaea of~ AdoptioD
Guild's Tenni• Tournament were
honored at the Laguna bome of
Sbeila SonenUJ.ine, left, and
received by Guild Precdent
Kotby Cook The tournament
finals ore Rf lor June 1 at tbe
Newport Beach Ten.o.i• Club, and
tb.i• Fndoy tbe Leroy Neiman
painbng of Lovt!r and Emenon
will be auctioned.
StoH pboto by Bony SJobuJ
caUM.
D you have not bought yow
tickets for the "Tenn.il Sma.ab"
echeduled for thia Friday at
Cannell and CbaHin in O..ign
Plaza in Newport Center, call
673-0874 01" 675-4781.
The ticket.a are $25 each and
there Will be the auction for the
original Neiman painting of our
own Roy Emerson and Rod Laver
Lave.
Alro pr ... nt WllJ ba-u
~ of hooor-Con.u.l General
and W... Peter Barbour ~ Au.
Jlatcbing motben • IDe tbelne lor tbb CJWdren '• HOlM! Society
debutont. potbait From Jeh, Mary Katbenne Bloke ond her mother,
Mary; Undo letm Hilcbey and ber motber, Jean, and Kelley Anne
Hill cuxJ ber mother, Ollie. The CHS teo was beld at tbe Balboa
Photo Stvdlo home ol Jln. Frtmi Trone.
Yoar
lllvltatloa
To Falda
Aluf ute
june 1-lmrn.IQraUon: The freedom Drain
june 8-S~ for God
june 15-How You Can Survtve MarrtaQe
june 22-The Sevm Deacmat Sins
june 29-The SasoiiS of Your Soul
jotn us9t30 a.m. Sunday at the
Community Room, Allstate Bldf.,
I 1 Corpon~ Plaza, Ncwpart Censer
••wron o••v•na•m soc tilt
~ ...... ~--
sa .. aaer
I Here!
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Cotrta Muo Mtzyor A..rkz:Je Scbaler be. a ft:.:e-NMac. a«'OUIIW Of
tbe very llJCe$l kind witb new C1ty CouncilmGD Eric .w.,..; n.
two city leaden welcomed Jon Kreedmtm cmd bi. upcomiDg Ameri-
can City Bcm.k bwlding, wlucb will opeD in 1981 ot Two To~m
Center in Soutb Ccxut P/O%o
tralia.
See you thena!
All Hdrborlitea photo. not
otberwi6e marked ore by
Jean Halliburton.
Getting tbeu own bTond of hch
were cbi1i Ioven hom oJJ 01'er
tbe .tote. Country we.tem mUiic
dom.inoted tbe OC Foirgrotmd.
ate lor tbe cmnuol cookofl.
ICicking up bU beeh at NHAN'•
~pboa lor the NB Art. F•-
t:r val:. commiftH 16 Larry Lan.
lord, wlule the Club Cbo.mPIOIU
gathered oc:ro. tbe Bay in Co.to
Ne.o lo dance to tbeJr o wn
clnunmer
b, ,,,. ~.,
faoM rl. wuct.obls
TltE woald~ bEsT-clasSEd ptoph
.a. ..... , .. ,.... .... .. ,.,.., ..
V31 E COAST HWV. COAONA DB.. MAR
675--51563
FrerJCh Cuisine
Claadotte Starec.;r• wu receat-
ly iutelJed. u the new preeideat
of the Newport Harbor Panhe~
laic m oereaOJ:U. ill the home
of Kay WcGratb.
Barbara Nabl.r wu tnmJied
.. flnt 9ice p~ent; EJot.
Wri9bt Ia the n.w MOOGcl Yice
p.-..kleat; Betty HarUne will
•rn u tblrd vice preekl•t;
with Warvo Baller, treuurer.
MaJy T•9arden will be
recorclill9 eecretary, aDd Sbtrlee
Cobb wll1 ~ u the uw cor·
J'elpOIIdiD<J eecntary. Parlia-
metariallla Wn. Larry Jhar9iil-•
The QOal of the .oc:iety Ia to
maiDtaiJl hip ltudarda in p)u-
tic n.rvery and help educate the
J)Qhlic about t.bJa medical art.
bau9la.
.... ~ •• ltudeat of
UCl a.ad membet of Alp).& Chi
Oaae9a, wu boDored u WOIUA
of the year by the PaDheD..UC.
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It wu 21 years avo that the
fint Chad• JourdaD retail store
opced on Bou.t..ud de La
.MadeleiDe iD Paria. lven than,
people waited in line to blly
what were COJWdared the
world's finest lusury she..
There ua now, iD France
alone, some 28 .tor .. , 11 of
which are in the Paris arM, all
Mll.inQ abo., b.andbavs and •
rapidly npandinQ ranv• of
superb quality ~ri•.
It wu in Jww al 1969 that
Chart.. Jourdan opened Us tim
retail .tore in America on Fifth
Awnua, New York. The 11 foJ.
lowiDQ yean have ... n Jourdan
stone openinQ in major citw.
ac:ro. the-country.
In April Charl• Jourdan
opened in South Cout Plua,
canyinQ not only footwMr and
acce.ory lines but (the fim in
Califomia) the new Chart..
Jourdan rMdy-to-weu.
It abo introduc:ee the lint
Xavier Duaud store lD the UD.lt·
ed Statee.
The footw-.r atyS. r~
tro. c'•r'c pua~ k> 8CUlp.
hand ••••• k) cW~ce-. .a.xt., .ua M.l Mio)ata bwa tnM ll&ta
to lrlp Meb. Ho.wnr, the
n....t heel t. sliQhtly low.r &Dd
more cuual.
The color b the azcltnMiDt of
the co1lection-Olympic tihla,
tu.clua, turquoiM, two Nd,
cu.ary yellow, bUy qr .. ,
ort.p white and, of cour.,
claMic black patent. At the -
opu.iDQ abow, the modela WOTe
theae MDda1s in two difle""'"l-.llt
co&o~th• .._.. .hoe but COD·
trutinQ colon. And it looked
QrMtl
The Jootwear coDectioo •
complemented by a full line al
acc .. orte.-b.ndbao;a, hats, .:.an•. 8WlQluMe, jewelry and
watc.hee.
There's color for the men, too,
in the ... CharS. JouTdaD
Wouieu.r collecticm-a MW
ranve of abadee, but very mat·
culine, in tubt1e toG• of both
toft and waniHDO. qreen,
~. pewlw and, of COUrN,
white. Notle the~ o(
ct.r..y tabrkis llbowa, ... the
MW~lm..
ha additioe to the 1WW South
Cout Piau aon, JOQ'D Ibid
Out.~----~ ... uc~. rm-..ycilau
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Tradttlon.tl Satural Slx'U.IIkr \N'".J anJ 1~,~r''-"'-"t'
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s..mm... \'"'--ht r"'"'"t. Rq Sl<-' Ow me.. $105
1\,P.no
Re11 S I~" 0... CW"'C"" $89. 50
8;wc Na'' Blul· Ht•f"<ll:l.. Blazer W\, rlv .,~ .. '""~
Re11 Sl h Ow-pnco: $79 .50
CI~K" Buwm f\•wn Oxford Cloth Shtm
Sh.'" """"'~ •n..IL."''I Rq S:l "'-' An.l s:: "'' Our rn• .. SS S 14.50 LS. $15.50
Pin P01nt All <..\'(ton Oxf(lfd Ck>Ch Sl""' eun. .. , n... ~n-1 ·~· .. .~~a,
Rt-11 s-4~ "'-Our pr•u $28
Tropacal "'~ .. ,~hr [) k. /\\h>l Drl'' ..,l,k k' IWw Sot\,\' ()"' I;WOC"f" $29.50
~ual Kh.•~• Twtll Chamhr.n .m,j Bru,ht-.1
Poplan Pam'
R,.. S\:... O"r pncot: $21.50
N«~ar All "•ll Rc-~ h~l;uJ, Cluh-. &
Spnn~r F,ln,lt"'
ltq Sl \ "' s:, Our JW'« $9
from Our LlJK"i I'll-rc
Clas:.IC pnflR Blout·r..l-... ~ ~.,. M.dr-. ~lb $
Re-t Sl~h•Slll' Ow"'"" $99.50eo 139..50
Pbplm. ~ral.k":ltC't and Pn"\4-ord f\.lnf'-nc-J -t
~1'\eatrd ~ S4S "'~~ o. l"'b $22 • .50 ., Sll..SO
c~ Ladtcs Bk~. U~thJ Cbh ~ n--t
All C... on f"wlcn
~ Slh·$4~
Coif. Slall Conlr.Uc. No. lOC*I
..... HMipiOrt ....._-ea.--
Whenit~tt>~Brufich
. Our Freridl Old is reaJijr Beaucqup
. E!'Wfl""'e J*r, ......_ iiiDce. cnpcs. ccllln.
Ow c:bd nrwr IIDcJM wbcn 110 ..y }II* Afld odtbtt will you.
,... Swldly ........ flbuioullln'l)'-~ ........... ~ cntfta
-&om the proudell ol btiMI CWIII6w to the headaa ol farm ldktlcn ~
Add abe .,.ue ~~<t.a . .,.-.c .
eel -~ol~ marbcbl. No wonder auyonr talb lbout this bna1da-wben they tlnaDy Slop ~
Facuml ~ 5undlly
inthtdqpnl ~ 10:30Lm.II02:3()p.m.
!REGISTRY
18800 MacArdlur ........ IMDe 7t2-8777 ,.
MGa Clay. 12. Is • lbcth
crader at Anderson
Sdtool. He has hid his
route in the Hlrt.or v..w
..,.. ... of Newport
leach *'te A&c· 16, 1978
.wtthno~.
Matt Is Merested In
~models of ships lftd
allplanes. He plays on
t.sebll and soccer teams
and swims with a team In
theunrner.
He takes plano lessons
and plays the ~t In
the honor b.Y ' l t school.
. He has two lkters, one
older and one~·
OtMd SeaRart. I S. Is in che r*lCh Jnde at
Univeutty ...... School. He his a r'OUt* in
lrvine.~onAuc.l ,l979.
David II handcapped. He woke '4» one
momll~& two years 110 wkh no f_., In
etdw .... lea\q him ~ Afu!T tats
and .... w.eb in the hospcal, doctors
clsco¥el ed that he had • Wll infection whid\
.,. ed the nerves in his hipl and beck to his
... The symptoms, ..... to polo.
eftntualy ao away. •
He moved from a whelk:hair to a walker
thlri onto crutches, whid\ he-UfeS today. He
hopes to be rid of them this year as a result
of dwapy at Hoq Hospital.
He ....._" 370 papers each week on his
bike. which he says Is also &ood therapy for
... I
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i9rie Rnlay win be on
dlspWf at the Irvine
CMc Centre, 172QO Jam-
boree. ltvine, Monct.y '
ttvough friday, 8 a.m. to ~ p.m. Mev and June.
MusiiiiWIIIaout
•• an exhibition of
oewty r..c:tilcovered
mutaf pen8M painted by
· Arstlile &oty continues
at the Newport Harbor
Art MUMUm.
TheflratWa....,.
States Biennial Exhibit
runs at the Newport
Harbor Art Museum
through June 22. The
stunning exhibition fee.
turea some of the fanest
oontempora~Y wot1c t.
ing done In the 13 we.t-
em states. NHAM hours
are T uesdey through
Sunday, 11 :~ a.m. to
5 p.m. 7~ 1 122.
wr •• Schanck's
paintings contin\Ja at the
West Coast Gaiety,
2700 W . Coast Hwy.,
Newport Beadl, through
May 31 .
OIP ... tdr .. byTobe
Wheeler at the Irvine
Ubrary I 4512 Sandburg
Way, Irvine for May lnd
a.m
Ol ....... by
Hope Colemeo wta be
on display at Security
Peciftc Bank, 1~77 Cul-
ver Or., Irvine, for the
months of May and
June during regu&lr
blinking hotm.
A 20-y-r retrospec-
tive on the work of
Judith Bland and Clyde
Zulch is now on display
at the Zulch Gallery,
3800 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Mar. Bland
is represented by the
original casts of her
heroic-lized busts. and
Zulch by his popular
paintings. Hours at the
Zulch Gallery are 10:30
a.m. to 5 p.m. daily
except Mondaya.
67&8641.
.
TN.Inday, May H
H..ttorV ........
den of National Council
of Jewtsh women,
Tuatfn Mercury Sevfnge
ri Loen, 11 a.m .
7f8.11&8.
~~ 1 S.ywood Or., New-
port Beech, 8 p.m.
661..o?83.
a.tunllly, M-r 11
~ .......
~Didoft, Orange
<;:ounty Ctwpter. Santa
Ane Coumry Ctub,
7 p.m. 647-3001.
8oUth eo.t Corn-
......... Jewflh Cen-
ter, Gibr81ter Savings,
24280 EJ Toro Rd.,
Laguna Hll1s. 831~.
Mond8y, June 2 ·
Newport HM'bor
TOHtrnletreMCiub,
11 :~ a.m., Western
Federal Savings and
Loan, 4 Corponste P!aza
Or., Newport Beach.
631 -1094.
aw ... teraAnony-
moua of Newport
~ 10 a.m .• West-
em Federal Savings and
Loan, 4 Corporate
Plaza Or.. Newport
Beach. 646-9141.
Tueedey, June 3
Klw•nla of Newport
Center. Glendale Fed-
eral Savings and Loan,
100 Newport Center
Or., Newport Beach,
noon.
Emblem Club 384
officers, 7:~ p.m., EJks
Lodge on V&a ()porto,
Newport Beech.
Newcomer'• Club
of Newport Beech,
10 a.m .. home af Mrs.
Randolph Kroenert.
64.2--5698.
8unsNM 8f'Mirf ... a.., 7 a.m .. Grand
Portage Restaurant of
the Registry Hotel.
646-7669.
A•obic Dt8CO and
Ballroom Dance Club.
7 p.m., 2515 E. Coast
Hwy., Corona del Mar.
~.
Fashion
.... of South
eo.t Ptau II now
aponing ita aummer
tpOftlwMf eolaction.
''One of the ~
~fDtcala
teny clOth, with knits
runnJng a doee MCOnd
. . . --· ,..,., and red .... the belie cokn, bUt ...._.,, no lmlt to the
~ln .....
eon'a IIPIICtNm·" Ultlllt
~-........ atsein8nd~
-~·
~Room Of
the Newpof1 Cent8r
BIW'leh Ubra,Y, 8 San
Ctemer•tll Rd., on
Thutedey. May 29.
"The GMng Tree" wfll
be me co-feeture. Ffee.
uor ..... Oft-
LoOee .. and "SmabMt
Blphlrit in the World"
~ 1rt 10 a.m. in the
cf'MdttM •#• room af the
N8'wport Beech Mari-
ner'• Branch Ubraly.
2006 DOver Or. Thu,.
day, May 29. Free .
"HOUM of W8X"
tcreens at 7 p.m. In
Forum 2 of Golden
West College n part of
the fUm/lecture series
on me--horror film on
Saturday, May 31 at
7 p.m. $1.
''High An11lety"
tcreens at 7 and 9 p.m.
In the Forum of Orange
Coast College on Fri-
day, May :ll. $2.
Lectures
"How to Uve with
Someone Who is Emo-
tionelty Dtsturbed" Is
the title of a lecture in
the on-going "Beyond
Self-Help Books" series
presented at Lou Miller
and Associates. 2850
Mesa Verde Dr. East,
Suite E, Costa Mesa.
Dennis Car1son lectures
Thursday. May 29 from
7 to 9 p.m. $5. 754-
4962.
1he Unhed NadoN
Economic and Sodet
Council, 8pellks on
"Pfedge of Allegianc:."
on Wednesday, June 4.
at 6:~ p.m . in the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht
CJub. 642·9990.
''Actlv•tel .. is a
day-_long "excursion
into the telf" to be held
at the Advanced Heatth
Center. 1300 Bristol St.
N., Newport Beach,
from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m .
on Sunday. June 1 .
This is a workshop de-
ligned to "provide you
with access to the pat-
terns and values that
generate your lifesty1e"
and the cost is •25.
Re~ervations at 97S-
0700, and space is
limited.
"Preventing Birth
Defects Through R•
search" II the name of
the thfrd annual March
of Dimes research grant
conference set for Sat-
urday. May 31 from
7:30a.m . to 4:30
p.m. In the Registry
Hotel of tMne. Or.
David Brock will preeent
the keynote addrala
''OYarvtew of NeYral
Tuba o.fac* and
Alptwt-Feto-Proteln."
~by*tu ....
from ~t doctora
8fld ..-c:Nra ffom
thtoughout the --· •• 879--22?0 .
and "Clearing Away
Sexual Blocb." f12.
~111 ext. 266.
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C~nk:ttion" il a
~~
offered ~ Coea1fine
Com~ CoMege on
Saturday .. M.y 31, from
t !!f~!nm.,;,:e :e... "'-' day wPI be "OwfcorAing Proc,..
tlnation," a one-day
W'Ofbhop to be held in
the Airporter Inn from
9:30a.m. to 4:~ p.m.
For information on
these lectures call 963--
~11. ext. 256.
UcturMoH.-.d
through the UCI Exten-
sion the week of May
29 tllrough June 4 are
"Managing the Marginal
and Unsatisfactory Per-
former," "How to Cre-
ate and Present a Win-
ning Proposal," "The
ABC's of Tennis: A Ball
Control System," "Self-
Management Training:
Getting Control of Your
Time and Your Life."
"The Craft of CJear
Writing,'' "Leadership:
How to Get It and How
to Keep It," "I Want to
Go to Work But ... ,"
"Problem Leamers in
the Regular Class-
room." Times, fees.
requirements 'vary. For
more information call
833--5414.
UniwrM,., trpeQIII.lli
on the history of
cosmos from its origin
to the distant future, is
an Cringe Coast Col-
lege Planetrlum produc-
tion pt"Mented by
Stephen Lattanzio,
P1anetarium director and
assistant professor of
astronomy at OCC.
Friday, May ~. 7 and
8:30p.m .
Dr. Mitchell
Roaenthel will speak
on "Parenting in Drug-
Troubled Times" on
Wednesday, Mev 28 at
7:~ p.m . in the Chap-
man College Auditor-
ium. Following the key·
note address will be a
panef discusston Wlth
Rosenthal. Ruth Larkin,
Dave Larson and Jim
Bryce. all workers in the
field of drug abuse and
rehabilitation. The eve-
ning Is co-sponsored by
the Phoenix Drug Reha·
bilitatlon Program of
Orange County and the
Cypress Awareness ·~
program. The film "For
Parents Only." a look at
marijuana abuse. will be
shown before the dis-
cussion. Free and open
to the public. 963-9373.
Thea.nt.AM
Colage Chamber
. Music Entembkt per-
forms in PhiUipa Hall of
the college on Thu,.._
day, May 29 at 8 p.m .
Music from Mozart,
Beethoven, Schubert,
Vivaldi, Haydn and
Chavez will be per-
formed. 835-3000, ext.
244
The UCI Symphony
Orcheatr•. conducted
by William Fitzpatrick,
performs a program of
Mussorgsky, Beethoven
and Faure in the Fine
Arts Concert Hall of
UCI on Friday and Stt-
urday. May :l> and 31 at
8 p .m. $2. 833-6617.
Katherine Prltc:"-d
performs in voice recital
at noon in Fine Arts
Hall 119 of Orange
Coast College on Tues~
day, June 3. David
Hedland accompanies.
Free.
.. Poatttvely Pope ..
is a concert of songs,
spirituals and show
tunes performed by the
Orange County Master
Chorale on Sunday.
•June 1 at 4 p.m. in the
Irvine Bowl of Laguna
Beach. Maurice Allard
conducts. 537-8571 .
The UCI Stave
B•nd. under Irvine
Kimber. performs in
concert in the Fine Arts
Concert Hall of UCI at 8
p.m. on Wedn&Sday,
June 4.
•• Atn.ican Heri-
taee•• will be perform-
ed by the Saddleback
Concert Chorale on Sat·
urday and Sunday, May
31 and June 1. in the
Saddleback College Fine
Arts Theatre at 8 p.m.
The 1~voice chorale
will present music by
Stephen Foster, Char1es
lrws, Halsey Stephens.
Jester Hairston and
Leonard Bernstein. $5.
831-4666.
aarbara lley and her
Ensemble perform 1n the
Turtle Roclt Community
Center, 1 Sunnyhill Dr.,
Irvine. on Sunday. June
1 at 2 p.m . Jazz. blues
and classical renditions
will be performed. $3.
754-3643.
" l
Jcwve "'""· Maxi-eo·• hottaat new tcraen
atllr. performt at ()Is..
neyland for the 'VM
Mexico" ,......m on Sat-
urdey. M-v 3l. JoQnQ
Nm witt a. Rogllio
Guatq, e.w Adriana
·and Anecani.
-'ble for introducing
Steve T ~h to Los
Angelee audiences, is
now debuting the work
of Kobo Abe. the ce•
brated JaPOnese novel~
1st and playwright
(author of The Women
in the Dunes). Phone
(213> 383-71n. The
trilogy of one-acts open
tonight and runs
through June 15.
'"Minnie' a Bora. •• a
musical on the Marx
Brothers, continues its
n.n at the Community
Theater on the Golden
West College campus.
Phone 892-n1t, ext.
546. Performances are
May 29-31 at 8::ll p .m .•
and June 1 at 2::ll p.m .
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writtttn by Tom Jones
and Harvey Sd\midt,
m the ~ runnirG
play in the hiltofy of
Mew Yodt n..-. hila
M ~ CIIQ-~:;t;Z
W..tnft.
laguna Canyon Road in
downtown Laguna
e.ch. Phone $.8021
CK 494-0743.' Runs
through June 14, and
then returns • part
of the 1!8) .,.,.. ..
80n, which runs JW¥ 9-23 ..
Nell anon's "Ginger·
bread Lady" continues
in the Saddleback Valley
Community Theatet'. a
production of the com·
pany of the same name.
Performances Friday and
Saturday nights at
8 p.m .• with a special
Thursday perfonnanoe
May 29. Phone 170-0081
or ~9252. Runs week-.
ends ttToogh June 7
.,......_.of
-....: .. continues at
Sebestian 's at the Grand
Hot81 in Anaheim. Phone m -n10. Price of
admiaion includes both
dinner m show. Runs
Indefinitely.
lion lnch.ldes bo1tl din-
ner and lhow. Phone
492-9960. Runs through
July 6.
..... Ta.k:h,Aca-
demy Award-winner for
belt original screenplay
("Breaking Away"), now
has a play on stage at
the Mark Taper Forum.
"Division Street." which
deals wtth the area of
Chicago where Tesich
spent his teen-age years,
formaCiy opE.ns tomom>w
night. Phone 12131 m -
7668. Will run through
July 6.
.'The Hopi ~."
by Edna Ferber and
George Kaufman, con-
tinues at the Westmin-
ster Community Theater
in Westminster. Phone
893-1288. Friday and
Saturday ntghts at 8:3>
p.m., 7Zl2 Maple St.
through May 31 .
1M ..... of .... '•M•." by John Guare
Is opening at the New-
port Harbor Actors
Theater. The show is
dinlct.ed by Nancy Etr
ten. Performencel May
29-June 14. Phone 631-
or 6'J3.5115.
··~ ...... ··
by Kevin O'Morriaon.
continues on the Main
Stage at the South
Coast Repertory Theater
in Costa Mesa. The play
is eet in 1919 St. Louis.
Phone 957-4033. Runs
through June 16. . ......._,.,. .-.....··a comedy by
Leonard Genihe and
starring Diane Robin,
continues at the Harle·
QUin Dinner P\aytlouse in
Santa Ana. Price of
admiSSton includes both
dinner and show. Phone
979-551 1. Runs through
June 8.
"C•tch Me If You
Can" continues 1n the
Clifton C. Miller Center
in Tustin. The show 1s a
combined production of
the Tustin Parks and
Recreation Department
and the Lilliput P1ayers
Repertory Company
Phone 731 2792 Runs
Thursdays through Sat
urdays at 8 15. and Sun·
days at 2:30 p.m
through June 15
·~ o.rt" con·
ttnues at Bll.Bbeth How-
•d's Cunatn Call Thea·
ter at 690 El Camino
Rail in Tustin. Phone
838-1640. The price of
actmilslon here 1180
induct. both dinner lnd
tN:Jw. Runs •~v.
~·ny_
dinnerware, tM ..-..
tamps, bOYM, wine
glass., candle ,..,hoklets...,..._
and jars witl berieflt me
ceramic~at
OCC. Sale rune from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. each
day. 556-5725.
"Audition-A Muii-
cat Review'' Is the tioel
Orange Coast Coflegit
stage production of the
season. featuring Judy
Ptath and Phil Barragan
in a potpourri of dance,
music and comedy. The
show run$ in the OCC
Auditorium Thu~
and Saturday. May 29
and 31 . and on Sunday
afternoon, June 1 at
J p.m.$2.~.
Dianeyl8nd wel-
comes some 40,000
junior high graduates to
the park as the school
year comes to an end.
drawing on students
from 250 area schools.
Regular park hours are
in effect.
A Flahrng o.by
and Clinic is eet tor Sat-
urday, May 31 at Car·
bon Canyon Regional
~ Sots and girls
ages 6 ttvouigt\ , ...
iiMted 1D -....lk.!ll-
-~ be awarded for the best
catches. 6quipment
be available on brn.
Free. alniC bagtfne -9 a.m., fo8owted
immecfaately by the
derby. Prizes wiJJ be
awarded at 3 p.m . ~
4957. ext. 255.
"Picauo-A Paint·
er's Diary" airs at 7:30
p.m . on KOCE-TV,
Channel 50. on Mon-
day. June 2. Filmed on
location in France and
Spain.
McConahay'a. 725
Baker St .. Costa Me5a,
presents Female Mud
Wrestting on Tuesday
n~ghts from 1 1 p m and
the "Male '£xotie-Supe\'
Troop" on Wednesdays
from 10 p.m S.0.5061.
tt.ndciafted por-
celain dolls made by
Leslie Burton are on dis-
play and sale in Great
Western Savings, 450
Newport Center Or .•
Newport Beach,
through June. The
dolls. called "Forget-
Me-Nots." are signed
reproductions of •ntique
French and German
dolls. made enlltely by
hand. Available during
regular banking hours.
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TICt(ETS $4.50 CURTAIN •t &30 p.m.
Students .. Senior Citi:nns noo
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• NOVELTY CAKE PANS
• CANOY MAKitG SUPPliES
Ql ,.._int-.,Utt • COOKJNG CLASSES
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Weds., June 4th, 1~12; 7-9
Deborah Deltcm Lowita Cl
Newport Beech U. bee cMt
• i'equJ.u ill the NBC PI091W
"Daya of Our u....,
She ja the dau9htc of wr.
ud Wn. Phil Lowtb, .., Of
Newport Beach.
ACS Needs Volunteer
'Ange~On Wheels•
A oa1l it out b "ADgela Oil
Wheela," wlunte.r dri~ who
will tru.port caJ.lcer patl.ata to
aDd &om medical appolntmat.
ill OraDQe Cou:oty.
To be an "ADgel.., all that ._
Deeded it an m.ur.d car, • clii·
wr'• lk:a• and a wtJltll9"'-to
donate time to help the pettete
For !DON tnfnnatioD coat.at
tM AmuicaD Caaoer Soci.ti at
752-8600.
Dinner Special •5 95
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Tekphone (71~) 676-8()()()
J~at north of Jamboree on Pacific
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Owned and 1'1&Q/UJ6td by
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t389,600
2...:_2
Outstanding view from cozy 2
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printef'l, il • ~
growing organlzatiolt
dedicated to 88Mng the
computM induA'y.
We have en ~
opening fof • Payrol
Clenl. a
The Individual will be ,.-
IPO' llible fof '*"Ying.
time CMd eccurecy. fn..•
put data to pay .-wf ,..J
cord data, verify outpuct
to pay and labor dMa. I
Prepare termlnattonl
checks, Merntein wee--\
tion records and parlorm
mbceta.n.ou. duU. ,...
leted to payrol.
Requintments include:
10-key by touc:h, 1 ~
payroll experience, beNt
peyroll system prefan.ct.
We prOYide a Iiberti ben-
efitl pac:lcage and 1 _....
erous peytlme off eehed·
ule. FOf ITlOfe lnformetiOn,
call Pem lWrantine,
(71 4) 549-8839
PRINTM)N~
· 17421~ AW.*-' ·,1"""" ~~~ ~~~. To ~rn mdre euuur
PRINTROMx, c:.ll ~
recotded~·
C7Mt.-.cbi
E.-~ ....... WF
........ mliiiCISII
D IT,TOOI
(average 83.33-5.50 per hour)
• 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER
•NOSEWNG
MadU~sta
Secood SIU.ft
Earn Top
· Payfor
your Top
Skills
......... ...n.w. ,_ tkiiW
.....WeiebwillliiS,_.dl*. .................. ~
... ....., calaa..;..t, *
la,wtt.
N/C VTL
Engine Lathe ·
c.u for ~ntr 1 ..
(714)97t-18M
Control,..._.
Components
EWiiiAif ...... ....
2M7Sf ... St.
..-.C.AIZ714
r.-J0,.,.-1 )d MIFIH
PART TIME
:··bpprox. 12-16 hours per week
checldng delivery of our m~s
In the field. Auto and California
drtver'slk:eose r,qulred. Excellent
hourly wage. Plus mJieage.
556-4464
9 a.m. -5 p.m.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
FOR ' . P.RRT·TIIIB
EMPLOYMENT
taan.l1ft. T ... w.s-n.n.
Verifying local route deliveries.
No phone work. Auto and Calif .
driver's license required. Excel-
lent hourly wage. plus mileage.
556-4461
uca •"" rAft u.. •· ~. ta ....... , •. 'miD·
iD9 ...aaw... No ........
... , ... L 'or lrllf • '&ett
Baaptoa latarprl•••· ~
STUn'IIS, ...........
$180 •••k"lr, •••ffl•t ............. wortlor2-..
• clay. s-d ~
~ _....,.. to ll.pl,
424 W. Coaaoaw..ttll,
D.pt. w, r.u.na.. c.. a:aaa.
a.ASSIFIED
ADVERTISIMC
SALES ..... e....., .... .
tr OJ ... ......
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...... filii ......... ....., .........
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Slttan •••
27Zl=Hwy.
Conine dll M•. CA 92627
(714) 67).0550
MdaYl MOM'IYI MOtflrl
tcWI8 br ....... , &-.
OWMn, ~ c.-aowl Aar ....... _, ...... CMdit
DO pn~l-. TU. ap to lS
,.... to NJP&J .. Wlated
doll.nf Jot lMilt ra._;, pet·
..... ---"-'· Dl9Jdl. a 1 t • , c.D Jill, -.ez;n
2ND DUST DJiDi, lO.lS ,.... ...., a.o..u.d.. late111M
oaly loeM eJeo aHdabla.
CaD (714) 881Jo..334J or '(7!4)
IM-2518 lor ....... bl'-r< ......
CASH ro LIND: 11..21,. ,..
....... ,., $133.33 ..til lor sto,ooo ....s r.D.; ~
poblt _,_ ...slable; ldd
... OCIMinctkiD liNu; jotat
.-.,.. All ..... Plopetty
FIMDoe, m.GM4.
W1DOW BAS wotm .tr .w. r.D.· .. Ro CNCUt •
DO geu)ty, $20,000 11p. For
actkla oaD A9eat uytilu.
173-7311.
30JUIIIUS8 OPPOR-tU""n.,JrtPftm....-
WAIITID: ADWttftS-
t'llATIVI PBOrJSSJONALS •
wtdl D..,_tloltii· .. •Uc:
~aad~t
........... ~-!157-3062 .
IUGHLY· TAX SHILTIRID
'"'..,._ oppcntu.tty. Ia pen.c.d m m.arbtiDQ for aaao•• ps••ecl 20 laoua pt. weekly. ror ap-
pomtant cell Dave at
Global becotml, 133-1974
after 4 p.m .
TIUST DUD fla...tlllellt.,
lN, 2196 fleW, $3,000 aDd
wp. S.W, eec:wM. For lA·
foraatioa call 497-4581.
Dlalel O'Coaaer, aqeat.
15 ESt A 'IE SALES
YVOND UU ISTA'n
BALIS. CoapWe ...._
bcMIPt. .old. AppniMll .
CaD D).SIS lor ..,.,., . ....
B1LD OVIRII 540 year oae
U.. rud ..-. OW, __..r
kitcll-ateaatb, l&ap1,
••P* •· boota. 1M wa.o&e werlar.Low~-
18S7 ~ .... Uaa -voa
$3110. 181!18 ford plcl op,
nuu vood. 9'00'1 U.., $400.
Typq.... m aad ap,
NOOrU. •• 4!11. 331. Stock
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15 SEilYICES
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011~ .... y..,
.... .,ed~IN ...,_s.na
Olrecavl ..... b
t1 .... ForHIIow
price you .-diii.OGD
,__ ~ INN. ea.
~~
a-d\.
If you don't -undw .,_ Mnlicel.
ell~
Aco.lldcel c.llnga
~ .. OJ.idllb ••
.........,.,~lng
At--'"~ .....
~
Auto UpthoiAiry
Aullo~a.uev T....,_,..
~ypllng
~ric~~-" .... ~
~
C8rpenttv
~· Ttlutt c:..me Oodl~ eon-ucoun
(;o;a IICIDII
Bealie*•
F--.
Allurtno
F\11\Wft ~ e lh II co lliuft
~
·-~ ~ Home 1mproto41•• ..
Howe c:a-inv
~SIC*'O
lnc.umeTIJI
Jen~~ant~s.n..e.
'--~11 ~
~
Moll4r1g & Stur~
Pllndne ,.., ...... ,....,""' l'lumbong
AedluiTV "--Allin &Inert
!biting
Tie INUIIIIItlun
\Jpl'lollllllry Ymiowo..q
Artd ....... ,..,.
~ATHLID fLAJfAGAJI
Accowatia9 aacl lu-s.mc.. Flaucl.al .....
..... pe)"'''Ol, qurterly ...
~. OMila Dow protectioM,
OGit acooan'"'9, .,...._,aDd
prooeduat, JW Mt•) ~
..... -...:ll2.
BOOUDPING -TAliS -
QUAJn'IIIJIS. a..ll or ...... h._ .... ~
...... wale~. o-w. ..,._ -···-·We ......... PI01 1 dl7~ 0
.....
.... (714) II!IU3t4.
I'IIOfllllafAL Acooutiaq
a.rnc-ior).+ ... .................. ~
cSaTta; c..u (714) -..n.
·CIAlcn IPMYID' ACOtJI.
T1CAJ. CIJUNGI. rapaln, ¥WY ,..........., r ... ....,.
; ...... (7 I., a:ae.'7210.
• Ullffs, S2AO,ooo. h.a •• • .......... Good loc:etioa
wta rooa to baikl S.U.
• Wp flauce. Jo,oe
w.a....~.83t-~
Olfl.t A nw .,..,. • u.. .... 2-w.-....
.... Ia ......... ··-· r...q... ~. v..-a.~
llao1rd Pa~-... ~.,
.. 1311.
)II(SLI llOIG. ~. ' W,....21ae6,tapaR ... 1--~ eo. ......... cal ..... ....,..w, jlldaiiiL f•m'+ d
dWSoe13137.
Ill WilT WOalLI
BOWI--2 Mdrooe ud
ta-u, rooa, air ......t!tC..,t.
m ,soo.ll To.o. m.xa
·-ftOJAif .. "'~ ~poet ,... ... .IIWpCICt
llllp. SI.IOO. -.zJS1. 1611t ...., . . c
WUif SILL-lt71 17' ......
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DIRECTORY OF BUSIMI!SSSERVICES
J5SERVIC!B
ADDmon .
C.to• AdclldHI ...... 0., ...
For Exclusive Homes ................... ................... owft-••••U .. Ie. , , .....
&c..,-.
OWNED I OPERATED BY
RlRMER aTY INSPECTOR
~10 556 44tl
SINCE 1975 LOCAl REF.
ALTERAnows •
DRESSMAKIRG
WINOR JUfD WAJOB Alter• u-, ....,t woda:naultip. w....r Wlon. Pvd .. Tall·
oa, 21!16 I . COMt B..,., eon.. del War. 64G-4122.
DlliSSMAIDIG aact alte,.:
daM, .._..... chOd.r•'• ...,.,.a. ...... a. pdoea,
~ .nics, ia ay -....
,_... iD veacy. Call
8 a.m.· 4 p.m., v,., ~
3415.
ALUIIIIfU'M DOORS
ALUWINUW JXX)8 TBAa
IOTTID? We11 NP1aoe bot-
"-u.ct. lacJgdtD9 ltacoo,
repetr ~ Sl2S. AJau do
other llhacco work. C&ll Ted,
(714) !Je6.1212.
CASH fOA RIRIGDA·
~.w-m.n, ~.co~r
tele•ialoDa, aicrowavea,
*"-· bam.tture, woorltba9.
--workmQ. We picll ap, :.a.o ..u. eoum.. (714) a.
3352.
ARCHltECT
OUI'ITANDDIG PIISOIIAL
DISIGH. Plu ud build • ._
or -o0e1. fadku wtdt OCMiea ud ~ ,_.
Fabre,~.~ ...
AIPIIALT SEAL/
PADIIIO AREAS
DJUVEWATS, PAlliNG.
LOT'S. IEPAIIL\ tael oaed89,
power cJ .. alD9· lJceDMCI . ec.e. W... NIWpCIJ't. lrVIaa. n.... ,..wattcw of aped-
.... SIS Alpltalt. £714) 646-
48'71.
V~AGIN DGlDf!l ... .,._,odor. .-dud
rabailt trc. $178. 0....., ... ~
15SEBVICEI
SAU Y'S BEAUTY NOO~.
188 I. 17tll St .. Coata .....
P~ta &0111 $10.75 up.
TiDtiJt9, $7.25 ap. SMmpoo
ud ..ta. $3.75. Froet1.D9.
Sl1.2S 11p. Haircutt1D9 $3.00.
642-7842.
ELECTROLYSIS, perataDnt
hair ~. free 10.mtnute
u.atmaat. c.n a..-1 aDd
4, Tu.clay t:hr<1U.9b Friday.
i62-2444.
IOOUEEPIMO/
nPIRGIIECRETABIAL samcr.a
ALL Wlll'TE TYPING S!BVJCE
-Ba.iD-. academic aad
~ o...clay ..mea.~
f I mal 4'1AI1tr we.~ Pk:bp
ud ~-Low rata (714)
~
IOO~DIPIHG/WANAGI·
MINT SIRVICI. ~
ia --.ll bo•rfD I J. &ap.rt.
eoced. Top quilt, wort. T O'IU'
oWes or al.JM. C..U ..,u.e.
864-5484.
Buying and selling
is u euy u pictung
up your phone The
Clauifieds aave
monevt Ofte quick
call ptacea an ad .
158EBVICEI
.
CAUDrlll ... 'DIOOC.
IPICIALISTt AcldJtso .. , 91-. ..., ................ .
aJ.atDo. I f •• octe. a.o..
ed. ..1577. Loa.JI ea..
ltnoctiDJL
CARPENTEll -1 J YEARS IN
BUSINESS. CI.W?Iaal ~
waD walt., pa~~~~tliag, waD trMt·
meat., wah_,. eMir rail.
CU8tom woucl cant:Dg. CaD ...,
advice OD you owa prot-ca
JO Coa.trw:tioo (Woodwork
Divi8ion). c.n Nib at 631·
4260
BEMODEUNG. ADy ldDd of
carpntry ar ~ Good
raa. ud .... .._.PEEL
OONSTBUCTION, Soatt. 831·
54.24.
SHILVING 1DcNoMe .eor.g.
ana. Gua9e ....... ~ban
c:betl, cJoCJa. cac-.. wed· -.ct... petso ~ lattso.,
ocw:aetll wadr. r.-.ocW ~ ~Sia-1833.
PllllfCH DOORS -eo..
........... !ioa Ia ....
OS*lta9 OJ to rwplaoe a1a.nJ.
ll .... tlidilz9 doon &ad
wtDdowl. Labor &Dd .....
l.ala, or labor ualy. IJoen...t
C0Dtnc:tor, f73.. 7383, Toa
Hooper.
CARPET DYEIRO
CARPET DTJDrG ad mpe~a
tpiC'feiW.-~ .....
aDd t.diag, ..., oalan. C8lplll
d•"'"9. c.pet t.ybto.,....
let C'ltu9e, 9Ututeed.
C.C.D. (114) 184-0742.
IIU. "I CAIPft SD'IICI. ,_,...esr•..t...,....Qu&. .., ..... ..., ,.... c..u 1611 .. ea. .... ...
CAJUI.O
158EBVICEI
OONCRITI W0U. PAnos -W_._ ~. cldoswa,.,
rooa ..w.._...t-.... .... , ... ..., ..... ........
uct-.......t.e ... rnet...s
~. C.U P.U .a 131·
2131, !31.-2 .
JO. 6 G CDONT: om.
.,... pelioe, we.lb, ..,.,.
ud fovedeHc!ae .......... u.:.a.. 1368186. ,... ..u..
..... Call552..34M aft• 8.
COHCRITI WOU -a...
ct.tlal/COIIIUMICI.aJ. IJo..
eel, buecW. "--~
LoP, 83S-81T1. Lee .....
tap.
WASOJfBY 6 CONCUft ...
cutoa wodl. ltiKGa'We
prtcal, QulJty &Dd r.&WUt,
9'18J'aaleetl. ..., a...-.
IS1-72!M.
tJID«llRIWYIWATS, ,.._
................. CJI oc:a:we.
c. ... AJID~~
... ex.~ ...... eo.
clllllll•,..., 131&0.
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I N.
COIIIUCfOI Ul.,. .. .. -.,·.--............ ... ...... --.. ....... ........ ,. ..........
........... 011 .....
IUIDIIMD-1&111. c:w--.. ...... , .. , ••.••
.... ,...,. ..... ...-;e&
flAMING OF CUlTON
WWD loaa Mel~ IIQ
wt.d--. r.wc~a ....._ ~ec~.
waod ... -.lullllljsg. Cllllllla. ...,..... ......... , ...... .....17a.ecm.
OOftiTAimllfQ fDIC»fAt
llCD!ill ............. ... -........ ,_...., ... ......... ,...,,21 . ,... , ....... ~ .... -·
15it891C18
DIAPIIJIS, IIID8PIUDS,
COUICII. Catoa·aade
ucl coanetdaL AD labdol
2596 eM. Satinltlctioa p&I.U·
teecl. ,_-" ..... .,...,.,.
Dupery Senlce, 137-0CMe.
ILICTilCWf, QU6LITT
ucl ..aatWty .-s ...... -we ,.._, Lao-ClO.
. 317145. CaD Pow• llactric,
5157·t'117.
CU~W OIMA~AL
IRON. Gatee. llec:lag, l'llllliao
dtadbolta mcatl.cl, frea .-.
......_ VOOIItlollal lllfllnlctof.
t.m.. 1.-Woda. 731_..
.... 0...""9 ...
hDWOOD-y.,.....,.
.... ~ ......... a&.
lia.-..-1 .
lliEBt'ICD
GAUGIDOOII
OP111DI
OABDDDfO
LAWN CAlli TOU t ... , AP·
FOlD, a....,. ymd $2S
-tWy. CaD .. , 'aoa. Wally,
~1 .
OllllfT A1 GAitDIND
~ .............
Wll briflt IICWICdOft eo you
end ,our home. Call for F....
~-
979-6)65
1'1 AD GAIDINIMG S..
rice, IIOW, ~ a.l Yacwut.
A~ $40 per ...U.. a.-. ..... .,.. ....... eo. w... ......,. • ...
_. • .._ 117-GtO or IIS'I·
1331.
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151ERYICZI
HOUifX:I.EAlORG
roB A PllOI!!BIONAL ud
.. , I ewfa'We ..mo., caJl'J1D
WOPJIITIS. bt.,.... .....
1 Wl.f. 946-2.393 uyti.IM.
PIOf'!SSIONAL CUAIIIMG
SIJMCE. c-... taJlond to
tM ~ woddiDg waa·
U'l ...... 111:11 i, efflc:Wit,
nliable. ....... c.n alt• s ...... 887-41138.
WOULD YOO LID WOBI u.. to ralu? 1M u do row
cJentno -_.. wtth row party.,.., ccmplete. 8COIIOIII·
ical5-.eos1.
THI PUSONAL TOUCH
CI .. D11D9 S.rvLc... DaUy,
~. CIDHiiM lll8kl ~
Jn...b& WalCh Sp.dal-20%
cblcoa.at OD ~Ia. Wladowa,
.. ouMCleula1 ..d carpet
.._. clealliDQ. 552-0105 uy
tba&
HOUIECI.IANJitG13.,.....
~ 1 I 'Ill 01'11110' ... --I &o 811 .. -.k. ...... my
tpedalty; U.O NO ......... . a-e. o.w~ !cbtt. e.na1.
WI CAB DO IT JUGJITI
Hoae.. ~ -.,.lui
OM U.. aalci...SC. . R~.
..De, lhtp, WU. D.peade'We,
~ • .....-.1. 8S2..0lOS.
JIIOU'SECLEANIN. 1.U..
-.Ice, or weekly baa We
deaD~. ee.rpelil, wlD·
-.., wCUIICita. CaD Tea.
&42.oa30.
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... nh•IDII ....... oall
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llla'fiCD
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AL MAll ...._ lla 'I....,
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8'75-~ .,.. w. ~
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71a-0117.
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1331.
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... 71fl.
IIPIIJDCID IIOUSIBIT·
1'118 ......... ~ af ...... ....,_ c:IIOIIna ... ,.. .....................
(714) ....... Cuol -......,,
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oowpla ..... to • you 213
.....,_ ....... 11-Aav.
l ..... ~c...tr ......
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I)I)COUTIIfQ
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