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. ; . . . . liTH YEAR, N_O. 1l THURSDAY, HOV. 6, 1975 OFFICES IN CO RON. A DEL MAR, CALl FORNI A
.. , .... ~ tolloo, _.......,
ET
lll!tM Kl,ptr. Tbe la Jack SJ.ectrild, Tt.
BOA board of dlroefx>n bolda pabUe -.co the flnl
,..._., of •eh JDODtl:l at 115 Apte Al'l 1t:ut1.a1 at
7:10 p.m. Tolal memboroblp IIWI ,_. II 1?1, ap ,-
100 trom lut year. accordlac to Mrs. floaltoa. no 1a
~ ber loth ClOUICUUn term u .chtuy.
Planners eye
big projects
Three oew major ~elap
meat propoals an eched-
aled forwbateouldbeiCormy
pubUe bear1.ogs before tbe
Newport Beach Pla.D.n1nc
Commi.IDoa oo NOt", 20:
• HOUDA Y HARBOR, aa
lnloe Co. plan lbr ,.l"!Dc
the Holldly lnD elalo bolld
• 8-story hole! -"" complex betweeu NI'Wp)rt
Dmles aDd the lDtersecUoa
of
Mrs. Bergeso_n's
hat in the ring
Marian Berr-oa ot e..,..
erest. a member ClltbeNew-
port-Mesa school board,u ...
IIOWIC:ed _, 1'-tsb""lll
enter ont Jaoe•sRepubJ:Icu
primary tor tbe 74th state
A ... mbly Dtstrtet .... DOW
hl.ld by Robert Badhlm at
W.;teltn; Mr. Badbam it
reliDqqtsblll( lhe. pool to
run tor U.S. Cqress,
IDeorpon.te tbt
D ... etty Ubn.ry, tbe New-
port Hartor Arl MII88Um,
a reataunat, a tbeltn, aDd
320,000 ~Qare feet of"low-
rl.se.. otace Jp~Ce. Tbe lo-
catioa l.a ).1st -.at of tbe ftre
statioa 1D oortlnfestem of
Newport Ccter.
• BROADMOOR-PACIF1C
VIEW, a planaed comm1111lty or 160 slagle-famlly de-
tached bomes oo 50 aens of
the oorthwest portloo of Pl.-
elD.e View memorial park's
p.....,rty, )Ill oortll ol BJc
Cuyoa nse"otr aod troat-lDc 011 New llaeArtbllr BI'Yd.
GROUNDBREAKING ceremontes yesterday for the New-
port Harbor Cr.mber ol Commerce hEadquarters belog
buut at Jamboree aod Santa 8artJara Dr. !Deluded tbe
ftrlng of a toy cannoo. Chamber presldeot WWiam Lusk
ls at left, wltb fonner pres1deot Rlcl».rd steYeu, etait-
ma.n of the bulldl.oc: ~ drlY•. Tbel0,000S~, ft., $500,000
structure, due for occupancy nelt sprlDg, .W lndude
some rented ofDc.e space. Mock' gn..ot deeds are be1Dc
presented to ftrms wbo doDate $50 per JQU&re foot to
the buJld1ng fu.Dd. YesterdlJ'S bOOO ceremonies 1Dcluded
a rtbboa-eutttng by Newport Mayor Doba1d Ueinnts. a
cmcert bJ tbe COI'ODI. del Mar hlgb scbooJ bud, and an
open...atr luncheon for more Uan a bundrtld cbamber
celebrants aDd guests. (Ensip photo.)
A erowd of more tba.D SOO
IIIIJporters gatbered KoDc:ll.y
at tbe bome of fellow Khool
baud member Be .. rly
Lur-lD BJc cu,.. to
btu Mrs. Berteeoa mab
tbl formal ,.....,.emtot
ot her eaodfdley, Sbe ealled
upoa tbe "male Repl)lleao
hlerareby to reeop.izeaoew
t1Jid oll•der&tdp."
&ecaa.. _ Rtpabltcans
ltM.Uy oublambet Dtmo-
.cntaiD tbl '74tbdlltriet. tJae
RtpabUc:u DOmiDN it tl•
peehid to •• .ally .. .aell
Norembsr's 111D8J1.1 tlec-
--lrYlH C!IJ C.....nm~a liMry Qulcler II lhe ootr
otbtr; UDOUeed caDIJidllte.
Mrs. Btrre-_ "· u mamocl to Gartb Be._ • ·Ill• ...-. "1111!1 ....
-.Jloocka .. LGor -... ,., .. "··-... boldoaB.A. •-
_.., ..... 'loo -...... T-llio,h•ojiJ, --•·c--tac..._ cr.,.lllt at
UCLA.. She tallllt II•• ..., .. -.... ~-.... • ._.. •• f!l tilt .. --•u -~~-·-, .. c·r• ------........ ....... ..
MARIAH B!RGESON
SCHMITZ SAYS
IT'S OFFICIAL
Former COQ(rtunwl
Joba Sebmtts of Spnlua
HW made It "oftlclal" tbla
week tbt.t be wtllmateator-
mal &DDOCIDCemeat 011 Satar-
day tbat be 'lt'tll .0 tbe
Repli:!Ueu oomlDatkJD for
John Twmey'a u.s. Seaate
seat.
A DOUce 1n U. Oct SO
tdltkl:l: of b1s Scbmtt&NIWs-
lttter COilftrma tbtdtcliSoa,
whleh was ftrst reported lD.
tbe Eulp oo Oct. 23.
COAST HWY. TRAP FIC
Charges hurled
in palms fight
Newport attorney George •toe Co. ''but DO ltp.J r(Cbt
Rodda tbls week accued tbe to eaforce the ••oc1&Hon's
Harbor View fUlls Commu-ban on tbe KueUs tnes,
nJty Assn. (HVHCA) of be-because theKue118ubou&ht inc "un-democratic a.nd an -their property, Installed tbe
eoostJ.tutlonal" tn Us at-trees, and hue bid them
tempts to force a resident for 15 yesrs, uadertben~les
to cut ba ck 90me tall palm tiW.t eUsted whefltbeybou&bt
trees. 1D 1960 • .,
Mr. Rodda, a Dtigbbor of "The trees," aid Mr.
Mr. a.nd Mrs. Antbooy Kil-Rodda, "are a tnmped...qp
RESTRICTED TODAY 10Us, 10ld be ,_. ollerocl Issue, a rllam, a 1a1st !s-
Tbt Newport Beacb Poll e. to npre.seot them ID their sue. Tbe ~ lssle la Ula.t Trame Dlril:lol.adnlumo-ftcbt to retain the palm trees some board membenobjee-
tortsUU.twMIII~tnftlc oatbetrpropertyat935Gol-ted to .omt nlbtrDDtrou
011 W. Cout a.,. betw._ deuod. At tbe llls18ttoee e~s U.t some ,...ae
Dtwtr ucl 'tuUa aY-.a of Z other Hlchbors, the W'IDlecl to mab Ill Hat as-
WUl be rtttrteted to DDt BVHCA bot.rd of directors IIOCiatbl nstrtetloos.
liDt toay, ltoY. 1, while taa ordered the Kuell.ses Tbese elaDpt WOIIId tan
atate enws n-aarflce laM to Cllt tbelr palm bl.ek to aJiowred trupe..wi'bJ u.
I. rooftop lt'feJ u required by IOdattaa ofllctl•a. Ud aa
RlltrScted tn1llc Dow 1a 1.80CilUOIII bylaws. or Dice , ... .._.. u.t lloe .... rs
alao orpoelaclto .__lbr lepJ oeta. acno to par • to $5,000
.-1-111 to 1 ·-• llr, -. who 1.1 pres!-lD .... ...., -uytlalolllor
E. C.. lhry. )Ill --ill the Coul Coll<11 -ad u &--de-of a.,aldt, wbUe wottmw outrtct board ~ tnltHs, eta.."
lla1U pl&cJIC lltWtJ 1-.. cltJmed tb1s weet tlat tile ''TIIil7 1ft c......_ ••·
Mdti&IOiild. BVHCA boud Ia '"DOt de-Q," W'U'IIIId llr. 8Ddla. .. at
.,lOLl moenuc," becaue oa1J J a cttllii..._, of wr dfmo.. T LUNDY, 72, OP of lis 7 me-nowareeloe-cralje .,.._At lllo-'
NIWrORT IUCCUIIICI led. maliaor ol lllo &M'to'loo
,_ "-~~'· :-.~ "Tllo otboro," bo .,.. lD J-.y, ........... w . ....._c_ .. .,. __ ..,.,..._ , .. _., .. __
....... ' t ,., 11 Jim 8lal:ilmore liD mi. ftCU• eh rs.••
hllhu• u• IMJ. a.t ... eJII e...,., wtllll tleettd Mr. •ban• ... ,....
..... -.. .. -Dol, ...... ,-~poe~ -· _, ---.-H II: COlli .... p SF Ital Uiu ..... Jll,lt Ia tMip Ub lliii.NI •1 I h •• ... tltt·
••••• .. JoMiiM'r .. K-loell l llr. '"' .... -... . ....... 1III*t '-"• t1 .......... s•tt..,uel ... , ........... ,. .. _..., ... a. Ctltal ~ .._ ..... '-ft. Rtl <'* fto lnl blf ... IIIIN."
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I' II$ !If 11Ut ... a I a ••n -"""' .. AT C. C.IIIITCMS ~ .. ...,..,..._ ::lrl ·~ S..:":. t .. ...:~:..':':ua.r -IF:r-twt's r .. .,,.n,or .... • .._.:
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'-7 •• -01 r' • .. I ... tO..oi •• , I -.. IIYICA .... It--._ ail
I
Jet atrpl&Des do ban
trleods, a.ad tbey ue about
to be beard from.
Sometlme Deli week, tbe
Federal Aflatiaa Adlnl.nl-
straUoo and tbe manqtmea.t
of oruce ~_,. Airport .-w an.DOUDee "ndlnp of a
study wllich they claim wW.
refute charges tbt.t tbe alr-
port Is too lii.Dceroos to
SIUJ'OI',.,''* reskieots.
Tbe report, prepared bJ
tbe FAA. •s Jerry 8orp.D of
West Newport. was
ON CAKPUS at Lbtcola middle echool, ~pv:port tnlfle
oflle.er Gerry Tboflli*JII aoners q.~estlons about bls
motoreyele. Tbe LtDcoln. YisU last week n.s put of a
pUot procnm to get middle school yooogsters and polle e-
men aequalated. Later, a ·• rap sertes" oo salety will
b9 establlabed. City pollee and trafftc eD(ineers are
stud)1ng the busy streets arouDd Lincoln and 'rill report
sooa to the Newport City Coonetl oo ways to lmpron
safety. A (roup of sebool parents Is seeking lower speed
llmUs oo San Joaqutn HUls Road, a 4 ,.,. stop at Paclfle
Vt ... Drtn and New .lla.cArtbu.r Bl•d., llld ,.rntnc stp.s
Wbere drlYeWlJI eross bicycle tn.J..ls. (En.slp photo.)
=~:~;:: NEWSRACK CONTROL ON
jotN-rt..-a.staart cou :.::.:·t!::::=...~ NCIL AGBIDA AGAIN
bu: JCIDt oa telerlllml ad Shoald newiiJII)Ir n ets 011 ndJo to repeat ebups be city sldewalts be regulated U.npess to put fa ee sheets
made •rller lD DeWapapers by law? oo tbt n ets to hide the
tbat "On.nce Coarty Air-Tbe · Balta. lslaDd lm-otreodlng material," tbe
port 15 the moat dan(erous chief said. He Is eJI)Kted
airport In America " provement Assn. says Jes. to formaiiJ ask Mooctay's
• Newport Beaeh Pollee COWK:ll sesst011 ror more
,;Tbat 13 simply oot true, Chief James Glaft.S, 1fbo Ume to work out voluntary
IDd .-e wW. pro" It," Mr. ealled a meettnc lut moath solutions.
Bopn told the Ensip this of oews nodors, waots to Councilman Rorers. at the
week. watt and see U the veodors last Council meeting, said
Fred Austin, uecuUndl-1rl1l carry out • promise tbe news baslness '·is the
rector of tbe pro-Jet Com-to cooperate wUb tbe city lD on.ly business the city sub-
munlty Airport CouacU, said clea.o.tng tiP '•problem sld.ius," aDd said tbe use
ar•s." bJs &l'OIIP Is alJo gett:iqg of c.Jty sidewalks by 11ews
ready to cou.Dtenttaek. City CouneUman Howard feodors could eoostibrte "a
"Tbe ebl.rtes ap1ut tbe Racers of Balboa hlDted 2 gUt or J)tf)Uc ftmds." He al-
alrport are wUblut founda. weets ago tlat be mi&bt seek so woodered aboot the city's
ttoa," be said this week. a total bi.D oo oewncts oo legal liabtllty"Uooeoftbese
"The Olgbt patteru are oot city sidewalks. news bozes fa Us on a ctti-
unsafe, the procedures are City Attorney Oeanis 0'-un."
oot unsafe, aDd tbe airport Nell doesn't tlllnk Mr. Ro-City Attorney Dennis 0'-
ls bOt an UDSife airport. cers' bt.n would !ltaDd liP in Nell agreed thls weelr.thatthe
We are OO.elop!D& flets to court. city could have "a potential
prove our point." AU of these thou(hts, and liabUtty exposure, if the ct.
more, trUl bouoce around ty knowlllgly allowed n.ck.s
Airport director Robert Clty Hall UoDda7 D1gtrt wileD to be placed in J)UbJic side-
BreSD&ban wu ertttcal yes-the City CouocU Is sche-nlk.s in such a nytt..tthey
terdl7 of tbe latest otftcW daled to take up the oe•s-interfere with pedestrian
attempt bt._Nqport S.cb n.ct lssu. tnmc."
to push for remonl ot tbe "The news •eOOors had
commercial jets to Ootarlo a nry alutoryattttlldewben
airport. we met, •' Cl\lef Glavas said
"Anybody in Oraoc'e Tuesday, "They formed a
County wbo wants to driYe committee and wUI report
up to Obtar\o to catch a t.et to me oo No•. 11 .
Oigbt maJ do 10 now, but Meanwhile, I'm checking to
they're oot doiDc tt," DOted see •tat they are dol.bg."
Mr, BreSDabu. "ADd tbe He ldeDUfted oewsnell
Onnce Coooty Tru.slt problems as "lack ol pro-
Oistrtet IW.s told us tbey per plaeemeot, wl\leb IDler-
doll't 1-.Ye tbt tlad of bu.s-feres wttb pedesCrlus or
ses Deeded to blDdle t.r· •ehlele ll(bts, nnJ-Iooll:ioc
pee. Besides, wbat an we n ets. ud thoge tlat lllYe
to do wttb aU ot oar atr troot pa,rts cootalnia( wbat
frel&:bt'? Halll It liP to ()a,. some members of tbe eom.
tarlo? Tills Is DOt U. 101•-• malty term obtecttoaable."
Uon. Tbt ~e o1 Oa.tario '•Some of tbe •eodor• Ual
.... alrady ID:!lc:aled "'~!!.! lw.Ddle lbe latter kind or
tbeJ doa"t want Oraal:i-J:IIPen IDdlc:ated tbtlr wU~
Mr, Q•NeU disagreed,
however, on Mr, Rogers'
other points.
''A newsp~~.per owner 's
right to distribute J».pers
and the public's right to read
tbem can't be coodtttoned
oo a particular mf!thod of
dlstrtbutloo," M a.l.d, He
eited a Burbank case, ln
wl\lc h thlt ctty tried to re-
strict the IOC1ltkJn of news
nets.
"Tbe ftrSI amendment to
the ConstttuHOD provides an
umbrella for tbe a1dewalll
Ale of HWspapersasa mat-
ter Dl rr.tdom of apres-
aioa, •• be eommeoted.
=·~~~; Beryl wins clerk title
tllal alqaort -Dol -lllo_...,_
ol IIIIJt a WW. to 1 mU-
Uoa pes cvn from Or-
111111 CoatJ.''
.........U.,Illo-IU
ta.r.d a cleattuca.._-u .., __ ,.. -lllol ..
EIR -ballC _,. •
1100 -al...,.t-. ---.Apotr .
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ems 1~-.."
W:o.t c:.n.-clerk la
Nowport II 8orJI ~ ol
llel All>locbor H..-111( Aid
tlq» II CoroM dtl Mar,
aeeoi"Cttlc to a OCIIItHt r.ld
by lllo N.....,.n.-Ro· torr Clllb.
lin, ..,_ Yba lfno -------lllo-llrlln. 1t. E. vu~-o... lllod.. c-to1 IIIU:, .,..
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-$100 ... _-laol, ... lin, YM n,...
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..... be •ctna• ::..:•&1 ••• -r1pllft tioo,
li>r u ---PIT· ..... "' $150,000. ,. ..... poe:tbwun~"
Cllll'llo _, •r -_ .... --~lloooll
lo loud. He llu -I-* It oom11 tro01 a ftrJ ,.. ..
..... NCioG "' ... --talaou westen ....._ Tbt
oa.IJ otblr -.. 80Vee,
~r,COOIIdbolll-
tn ball ••• t.tltlltta't
rotnc to botblr to tt.d aaL
"Tbe on JPriDcWUam.
bled apoo. aecldtDIIUJ by tbt
local oborllr of lllo NCioG
ARVP E. HAAPA, owner Mtd pubt lsher of tht En~.-: wbUt tn.ekiDcllonetblet'n.
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FUN ,CITY FOLLY A LESSON FOR US tor cllle, ftlocla claim 00
-tiM locaUoa ID4 carri«j
Will Newport Beach and Costa Mesa oomo of 111o ou tact 1o cl-
heed the lesson frcm the sorry plight
of New York City? Not that our cities
are on the brink of bankruptcy, but
there's sootethlng they both can do In
this time of fiscal crisis.
ROUGH? Tile IJ;rclr lAI
More A'bcrut Forced BU11il •• UJ .. .. Ill ..................... q.JC .... .
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M1 ~ fl ta. --"'lt'l ... ~ ..::: •• = ·~ .. _.~,1Q:I~:r'~==!~: •• ....._. • M llld a IIIUCe • .,..,.., • ...ee..a c•u.an •a. s-•11 ,, anrd.tadwfill~ doaia•WIJ .... -----............ ~,..,,It-~--of-~~·~--""-...... o.1J: • • • .-.... n PlrliiMl ,..." t;:er..t• &em t1 bllld ·••••rr at -_,.. co ~.. ~---.: -.......... llaot -- -pelt "' ......... ~:orr: • • udlae&t'..._.ltcln.olcoat-I IUeer nt..taa .,..,... ._.,.._.lnouraatiooudaoliUI.: M •• \he
-nU...--,pJOOioo -•11 II ....... , ..... 1111 ..... Df 1110 -jualla <IIIla wbtn IIOUblt bot llaol I wolllDc IJol ::..•;:..:ulloal ~~· F.'~ :=c:l,:r:; ::.:-:::. ~: .:.~ ....,,d, Tho loopllea-. Df """'!P 12) qolcid1
lliC ......... loao -a-~ lo lay UBIIoar tolar• tolle' 1-m'-Clfli!OJir -It llaol..,..,...koo 10 b ... diatricto _.. _,v.rltd '!< _...,. br -., ~ , i maJor ,.rt, also. ty. II lo -•~ lo "" Ia ..Uy a r-of lottnl llao damand,
T1te awol•-... "1 ,.,. -PIIll cllol-••ta. 111t1-, 1110 -.....,, Such • blonbl IJ>f-
1-nlit'-. ~ln. 'cii dlta !rom docloro ..... ....,l_lod -Ill lila Ia both • -.ri&ht llt and a ,... r-.1 .--• • ....,... moaltroul inlulc ~
,..... --Df pllala, mocllctl olfteta, cu. -1'1 ,.,. -1171111o n. .... ..ion• of -..., , ........... tllilllbltiDot .... ,.,.w .. ,tte_..pro.: ftad Gilt ••• batu..Nfaa wbo.,!..bualaltoy l.il(yJed 1-"'*1
tor,....... -· •InC ltat Orpaol-what ea-cblltl ooatplll wlllch o1 .............s !" ...,.U..: Boca f'T.., on-~ luctiiD-I. ay. I t.ve a '7 btader dtft• all attempQ to .,.. .. ·~ha "--~~c ~b-diM!* ICbooll led IIUclll a"' tlmfl: Ia Get of medleal proof for tbnlle tbl ~UGod IC v. • ..--,.,...... · , 1
U. ...,._,.,. llllc4be1Dntbl aa)'OIU! wbo eal'll toiHll. bu deeland 11 lila NCI'It J-et to . ..-olt.beireiUldrenlD l200«monltudlntetoiih<eai
tllna oC till C4JIIIIIUY.., !Itt U Rlcbt oow, eiJDJ.cs LD 11'few • , • wbo liD l to uner li!»r IOC~ .. aptrimt;nta. And Sinc:e Che ildwnC ~~!~~ Ia aow ill ... JII,DIS.I 1A 1 York City, Serattle, Aalbllm, Htm? l'fl be. ocuaDWtc that nc~t naata eYtm if many ol men~l aehoolt, the
-ploeo Ud ... baY& u Sao Dt ... IDd Pblladolpllla II for tbo put .... JllH ·-diaUMI&ht ,....,.. fmc! npintcl ...., 800 aceiJ.t nllttneab(p wltb are oa.tac OrpDol 1.a the aDd: baTe bad .-IJ two dl)'a them~elv• unab!• to eaprea many or whom =~~~~;.;
uae propert:J owaer. tr•lment or ~rluil ..s of lk:katu. Sometl'al elM the-1~ about.1t to smut~ in order t.o att to"
"I ttaY& !Uti t11o ~· an record!Dc u 00'1> plu llat 1o bltrlptacl Tbo a-J)Orlon-.d allck to-m, ocboollhey ca-, ttue. to ..,.aallabonw.. auecess nte. we ta'f'e otber alaDet w111 ,.,.. a Jlb9'0· Cerviewera., What thtet ~-,. But when the aebodl board
I.IL TbiM pM.rmaellltkal cUDicaJ t'lldeDce *"'iDe u. cn,bie plate lD a can room ob~ to la IP!N• .not rklinl .• btcan the eonvenlon of )'It an.
Jaba ••• after tbl)' dttlr-lfeo hla:her nle of recoY· ••• Jlt tbt oU buJIIOndSo-bua. Aa ~.perent 1n BoRoa d1d other te~l to thl fundamen~l
miDI wbat tt W1J1 do , • • ery IUCCISI ill ot'beJ' tluut tcUYUJ,, hfJ'IIIIIt: It I chooM to b;ui m,y eonc:ept In September ~ th11
tbiD trJ to IJ'tbMiae tttt dlMaHI. to fact. we .... cbl.rlte Loobbl&l looU ehald ~ a dfleant school,~that I year, Federal Dlattic~ Jud~e
matertrtJ. F.W. tD tW NO r~rdtd failunswbere qelte hllltb7 and llll*fl one thiJil. But t1 tM pemm~t Manuel Real dec~ 1 h.tlt. H11 to fllyt all ... of _,J'O tells nil ( qa-, t.lMn IOmetblftl 1tated reuon (ot cktin& ip WU to
He ta 1 aattfl of IDd~ la. WJ"'bb." i!UUN that the five-y1ar.old bu.-
• • , . atteDISedWabubCollt~e p---•"'--•o 'l!l plan, oricin•IIY ?rdend by l:r--------.. , waa looklnc to a t.cb-Pu-=-talSclloolt ham, would not be 1lurtld.
lng career, wbleb went dowD
Bank the tube wttb wwn. He Mr-WMt if· now bappeniq in P....U Power
yecf in tbl ft.eld artUiery Puadena, Calitqrnia, demon· Muat Be C..._.
aod tbe u.s. Alr Foree~ for al.ratel that; forced bualna ll only It cannot. be 1tnued too hetY·
of 4 years. He spent a aumber the bqinnlna: ol more federal ily that Puadena'1 paNnt. had
ot y•rs 1n tbt tn.rruce control. A.. a reeulC of a federal voluntarily ac:eepted buainc in
ad)JitlJic: ftlld ud bubeeo eourt order, P1 .. delta becan ordertoobtainatr1ditlopalltyle
sell-employeclaa a products forced buain1 fi4e yean a1o. otedueation for their children. In
1 dt.trlbutor lD recent y•rs. Now, federal power i.t beina uMNI t.be neweet fund1mental tehool,
He and btl wtre, VlciD1&, iO dictate not only wbieh IChool epprosimately rdt.y white kin-
bne 5 children. a cbild Wll ettand but; aJ.o derprten 1tudent. were already
Hl.a ueoclatioD with Or-what be shall be tauaht.wheD be beiDC bu.ed into a predominant-
canol bepn tn 19&1 111 New-pt. there. ly black nei1hborhood.
port Beacb,lt wu a .Cruce 1'-o yean qo, in a move A 1urvey o( the current eitul-
(alld very espeutve) becin-which ou1bt to be copi.A nat.ion· Uon in Puadenaleacb to anum·
a toe, whlcb bll .lad 1 major wid1, the elected Puaden• ber of ineac1peble c:onc:lueione:
aumber of crlaes UMnafter School Board converted one ol (1) Control of aehooll and chil·
wblcb read IJke 10 Edpr ita tchool district~ to wbat it dren -not intep'ation -ia the
Allea. Poe wrtUDc. To maill-called a "fundamental" echooL pJ of forced butinl. (2) Perent.
One thing NOT to do Is to get the
federal government Into the picture to
bail out New York City frcrr. the folly
c reated by Irresponsible spending. Just
cooslder the consequences tf the U.S.
Congress succumbs to the tearful plea-
ding of the Ne w Yorkers an:l starts
handing out more of our tax dollars
to the me-time Fun City. Such knee-
jerk action by our federal government
would be the signal for cities throughout
our nation to throw restraint to the
winds and start spending tax money
beyond the means of the l ocal taxpay-
ers --knowing that they can always
appeal to Uncle Sap to send them some
more spending money.
PICTURED at thl lite of lbe Lldo offtce of tbe Baak
of Newport, oetrin& compleUoo oa La.fll.yeUe An., be-
tween Slat St. and 32nd St. Qtl.r City Hall, are, from
left, E. 0. Rodeffer, ctalrman ollbl board; Sten Smith,
vlce-prealdent and caahter; 0 . W, (Dlck) Rlet.rd, only
elected •tce-presldeot of lbe board of dlrectora, and
Roland L. ftodcera, president. Mr. Rlebard'a omce
will be 1n the Dew 2 story bank Jtructure.
ooatroJ ot tbe supply In a complete turnabout from who object to rorted buein1 do
source, be had to reaort n.mpd\ ~ilaivene. and ft· not do 10 fOf' rad~reuone . (3)
to "prtnte det:ectiYe-lype" perimentation, Cbe fundamental Fundamental edu ation -not
actl.ool: to locate tbe owner aehoola~ phonia, penman· permi.laive n:peri · tation -is
of the property, abip, tpelllnc, arithmetic, &Dd the overwhelm inc 0,.01~ ol par-
'• I ftnally managed to to-dl.tcipline. In addition, 1tudenta eDt.. (4) Federal ~er must be
cate a IIKietal d.Ufery ad-bectn etch day with character· curbed, or the .c:hoOia, the chil·
dress tt.t put me tn touch buildinc MNiona which inc:lude dren, and the netion will fall
wUII the rLcllt mu J tloal-tre.inin1 in pride, politen-. N· under centrsli:&:ed control, a eu-
ly tracked blm cicm. lDd IJ*:', patriotilm, and mon.lity. phemiam (or tyranny.
I can hear the scoffers retorting: N B BU
Now you don't really think that our good 0 •
old American cities would be s o irres-Oetobtr set 1 record ror
ponsible and greedy as to spend taxes 1 97$~IN~Imll,.l'e
foolishl y ahd then beg for cash !rein to Newport ch, with ,, , total ~.too,l!97 . Tltls
Washingtoo I You surely doo't think t~t bl'i"Js \1>! year's ~ecord 'to
your own City Council members would $Z5,I5!.•11$, aboUt 00'1> of last year's Oct. 31 total.
PERMITS
0. MethYlo, 1U4 Potarta,
add aDd"""'~' $1 ~~1:. . J!obert,cn.r. iii1.'..,QTI>
made the oecesarybUslDesa Enrollment at t.be rundamen, c1m Tfw.bfllt Burri'! Sotwt7 F"''IIIY!'
arranrementa to procure the ,
otl. It was toucb aDd co •..
and continues to be," be
Star t..ane, I .COey, 1 Wllt colltlllae menlJ
dwelUDC. ·$155,514. ..; wtat Is laion
• LINt)A tsLE true, 111 lhopp1ac
be so unclvlc-mlnded!
KUtos Corp., 2 ~1ory, 1 ED:iAR R. (NED) HILL of arouDd tor adequate ftaa.D.
The following permits, ln unit dwelling, 70 LIMa Isle, Lido Isle has beeo elected clal bl.cttna:. Ct.rlle n:-
We have the answer from both City the amount or $5,000 aod St06,500. •lce..presldent emeritus of plains hia aUUJtlon tlllany:
Councils--in Newport Beach and Costa o•er, were Issued during • NEWPORT the Bank of Newport. Ned, "New York-Unt•ersUyre-tlle last half of the month: John Jacobs, remodel at a Newport ruldent since cently completed an eden-
Mesa. Both are reaching greedily tnto • NEWPORT CENTER 617 36tll St., $6,500, 1942, has been active tn sl•e study to determine lbe
the federal public trough for the so-I nine Co,, establlslllt.llte wuuam Wood, 2 •orydu· the Newport banking com-10 leading atlD ~-• tn for Suburban Coastal Corp. plex, 127 46th St., $77•600. muntty since 1954, wileD he tile USA. The lbldY ~bowed
called revenue sharing cash to flnance . at 660 Newport center Dr., Bank or NpPOrt, renee-beeame 1 founding director t•t 3 of 4 Americus r.,.,,
expensive projects that local taxpayers $68,930, aDd Paclflc Peraon-tlon pool and stdewa1k at aftd president or Mariners some Corm of akin dlNI.ses. nel at &10 Newport Center Newport bnocb office al530 Bank wlllcll has slnce been Of the 10 leadtnc diHIMI,
would turn down as too extravagant ln Dr., uo,040. 32nd St., sa,ooo. acquirf'd by United catlfor-Orpool hi.• a.lrM.dJ PRO-
these trying times. Virtu• ' Scheck. ~r-R. F. Hollingsworth, 118 nll Bank. Hla omce wtll be VEN effective Ud are to
U th s C't C 'I ld ha tttlooa, %'70 NewportCeoter 46th St., Z story duple•, In the new Ltdo bn.nch at use on ALL 10 10-111med. e e t y ounct s wou ve or., s1 6,5oo. $45,000. 3200 st. and Lafayette. ··We do not coulder OR-
an ounce of coo cern for helping our Leroy Carur, 1540 Jam-Two permtta lor stepsaDd CANOL to be a druc. In Its
t
, h {' al borft Rd., nre sprinklers utWttes at 710 Lido Park natunl state U cootalftl na 1011 overcome t e growing manct. at new Rolla Royce lgeocy Ori'f't, $18,000 eacll. more thi.D a tbouand wdts
crtsts, they would withdraw their re-uo,soo. ' • BIG CANYON of Vitamin o per cnm and
quests for revenue-sharing fWldS and Glendale Fedenl, 100 McLain Townbomes, fire ean bt marketed as a food ' Newport Center Or., fin sprinklers, 1401 Ford Rd., ltJIIPlemeaL Ttdatypeoffor-
e lectrify the natioo with the announce-sprtaklero, $24,500. $19,000, m~ wiU proYt mo«
ment that they care more for the survt-• ~:~80U:~~ atudlo and ,a~r:o:;e:,:!.:: ::::=~ :r u::,%:,':
PERPETUAL SAVIJ«iS bnneh In the Harbor VIew C•dor
U c:eltlmlUac Its (tiDd openlnl from oow throogb Nov.
10. Pnlidnl Tom Webster, at left. of Corona del Mar,
IDII:rocllleed brueb mt.na~er Rlcll. .J1ekmll and lUck's
wlfe, Linda, clrrilll opentnc day lui saturday. Perp«ual
bu 7 bnncbea. ud lbe Dft' oae II the aecc:md tp ~e
Couaty. Mr. W~Hter, 1 member of tbe Ne~! HaibOr
Yacbt Club, 1a a promlneot local allor. (Eaa .. '\ pbo~.)
Thank you, paramedi~s val of our country than for the "free" storage, 195 Port Locks-bath, 16 Rue Gnod Vallee, aema, stomaetl ulcers, and
hand outs !rem debt-ridden Uncle Sam I•IJh, $9,100, $3$,500, lllllammatory d-. . • • SPYGLASS HILL f . E. Browne, 18 Cypress '•We weleotM lbt IDienst
Prestdent Gerald Ford ts to be COOl-Philip Luchest, 9 Point Point, pool, $6,900. and eoopentloa ol orplll-
mended for his repeated assertioos that sur, pool, sa,ooo, 'NEWPORT SHORES 1&1...,. IJid IDcll-.d<dt-. . • PROMONTORY BAY R. H. Claire, 2 story, 1 cated to allt¥latllli tbllllf·
he ts opposed to batling out New York Verner· Knit, z story, 1 uDit dwelllnc:, 2Zl Cual st. ferlDc ot maUIDd. We are
City frcrn the results of Its own folly. uott .... mng, '"" Harbor !':~~~iDE VILLAGE • CbrlotlaD 1""'11 • • • IJid
He should go ooe step further right now ~~~0~1:118•196· Norman WelliD(ton, addl-=~= p=~:a ::~
and call for an end to the revenue shar-L. R. HaJonen, 2 story, tlon, No. 53, $5,500. DALE TUTTLE •• been cao http thoa11D41 of people
I It ... II•-·~Via Lido Al Verme, addition, No. oamed vlce-prelideftt, real wbo are p'reNIUJ ta ·--lng noosense, whi ch Is feeding the lnfla-'" • "" ~ $2, $6,600, eotato, tor tbo llaU or Ntw-lou otalo u !lor u :r,•-Nord, US,IOO. rt He n rt'flou l ... Uon spiral and is also servtng as an Guy Munoz, add aod aner, MII!W MAMAGI!R po • •P 1 yooo-any •lable btlp h'oml me-
Invitation t o profllgacy by all local !6~E~':c,~~H~~5•100· H1141 Ter..-e Ia tile ::";:':;.,~·:!"::~'::! dkal commWIItr."
A Newport Beach mother
tas wrlttea a letterottbaob
after Newport nre dept. pa-
ramedic• came to tbe aid of
tier crttteaJiy Ul daughter
OD Ocl. 20,
Tbo Oct. Z3 ElliiP ru
a picture of ~nmedles et-
vlnc emercency "treatment w Sally ste-mp of IJ'-
Yine, wbo coliapsed from
nrlouJ abdom1Jal bleed.Loc
wbUe driYlBc on Cout Hwy.
.,_r MaeArtllur.
ART AUCTION IS governments. This bicentennial year Is n.ol'' BriiiD~ ~at us ::;' ~ :"w~': == s':!.!.:':: a:! LIGM.MOTICI
an excellent time to celebrate by restor-m._t Dr., •000• Foclon.l s.~--. Bbo oomea Aoao. ud prtor to IMl, a IIOTICE . James Want, lddttioD at ........ ...... u--or ?UBUC IIIAilUfG SET fOR NOV 8 mg the spirit or thrift, respan8lbUity m Saota-AY&.,$11,000. "'" from lllo 11artoo dol ::: '!:''L:' ;;~:~; Mollcolo ....., .... ""* •
and enterprise that made our nation ' IRVDIE TERRACE R~ ~-Jtm Park, HWa. Dolo aoc1 blo wue, tbo Pluoltlc Co __ ,., ™ Orul• c_, c~~~p. at Rlcblrd Kroclol1 ~5SJSao-JadT, -c:oqllllocl lbo CU, ol ll_.t Bolch ltr of s..-Uo19-
gre . ta .. ua, llddltloa, H,5011, ::; :" :,:.,•3:,.~. bUIIdtoa a """" ID lllc cu-will ilold a pf>Uc ~ oa "•-1 •-·• Commtt-
J PROS and KARNS l . ~~;,::.~odd..., atttr, n ..... t:,rtllrldr•ud Pa-· :"~r ~":= -wub :::::::-=:~ ~~ :~~: :-..:: ZSOZ Vl.lta Dr,, .U,OOO, DOn~ •. • • to COI~dtr Ia ......... Colli PJua tlotill. Colla
REDS BEYOND CIUTJCISII AND PROTEST • AIRPORT AREA AGENDA FOR NB ... ,.._ "' ---· !lola _,, ""'· Let the expl01ion• of prote.t •aainlt SJ)IIin'• euc::ution or Plua Grot~p, tddi.UOD It .. .,. Mo. II Ud Mo. N I. Cocteatl IIIIDu' Mid""""'
fl•e tenorilt• convk:t~ of murder, aBIDintUon and othw 1101 Do.,., $1,000. ' ~ ~ fro.a tbt "U" Dllb1ct to a.l11ll p.ID. wW bt t:ldowed
crime• remind Ut of the thouundl of times the $0'rietl tftd o:,•taJ Dlttlcr ..... ....::! co•::-' ~ .;urc-.. ' cor;~ IIADf COiltl-ct Ole "P..C" Dtlldct .... to "' tM nctiDII • •
11
p.m. th~r Satellite pernrnenu, for mere dinmt, ror mertty $II~~~..., lmpt'O¥ _,)Ida It ..._= wW ~ Mt iN cut .,_ Hllbl'* 1 PIUMd eo.. Hor•
4
'.....,... 4oor prt ...
pruchln1 from Scriptu,., ha•e executed (•nd often by tiN i.,.; Dtt'-..Dett 1000 .... r --'·• lib ... 1 a&IM eta a.a. p t ole, =t.~:J. :..::: a
80
llllt liar wU1
cruetnt and molt torturous meens) thou•nda, ewen mlJBona QaU. ._.. l~ U.C.. wt11c11 ...._ at 1:10 • P£1*R.4L ,..._ tlir tor ''lrritr nr.....ae
of people, uec:uUona that atW conlinue on dly .rterday. $11000. p.a. at.ctlr IIIlis tt11 __, ,...,. II.... Y~' _. lila au J' M
DIFIAT THI fAXIll ILICI"I'HE UNTAXI&S .. ,... PtJf 1111•wt• • 'I'RA.P'rJ:: 8GIIAL prt.. ~~ • ... :! 3 ..... ... of U Mb , ti'U ....._
, " • 1101 DoH --Of·· -~~~~ dl ......... ad. -I II - --. A 'tu tnoertd.,. • • eonttadlctkM'Iln ter•. mtlt, ••o.ieo. • GIIIDAL PLAJioiiiD-,.. wll" 2 ··C. ..._ Ia ....., ...., e. .. -wllo-til• .. ,.......,. .,.,. thatdlerwould DotiKoiiCo _c_. ,_ 'lOIII" 1 I' M, 11-:no , .... Btlllllfwlllbo ':~J rt --
uetu to ,._..e •laoentfft. u Dr.., ._."', ,.. wt -.... 1 ,..111!1 ... eo... ~··• " Ill .d • ,;.;~'!t!=~ ·-Aad wttlto-.t I doubt wbat l1lif OOUA«f)' •ow ...... if 1 ~ fDf ~ on., w-. .._ .... ap i' tt ..... _,. '7£ 7 I II .. lfll, II
--oo .., -.. •-rit!llt. to,.. "'*• ..-. $10.411!1. ....,. -1 n r•• "' ''" ,.., -1110 ....,
..., pt dttwort-:aotitatwtca..,lobolt.-PIO•Jdtdle -fll C.u.nto,l4ot ~~~--... ... .... ~...!::'
o"urt rl'ill W 1 he.ldlf lftd.,... ,....,...,.,. roral O.....-r"e\ft,•. •... -..--.. ~nn AM ftlt Mtt• .. , to ICCIO ...... tllla .._ to ...... CeDI ••• ,__ ---·----~ ~.=~· ...... T-, wo .,.,'I -.. 1110 --aY ... -, .... I ...,. :==~,.-.... _ .. ......,.-"'""· -·~· ~*• ... -., 0 M 'I .. ,. ............... dtttB ... WI-
.... _. $I 5I s•sa ...... ¢2 J IlL f DhDMT
• ,_.. ................ • ••• ' 1'1 'p • ..... Cllllllll. ..
......... ..,..... -1./l-llMul: ................ .
Alter oo-tl'll-spot treat-
ment by tbe ctty•s new~
medic unit, she ~as ruahed
to Hoac bospt.tal, and fWI'
rei•Sid In rood coodikiD
5 days later. Her motiwr,
Loutn Chamblin, \0(/toGQ
Park Newport, wrot,lbtfot-
lowlng letter:
·•t )Jst want to eWrus
my appreciation and cnti-
tude to lbe panmedlc uftlt
and nre departnient of New-
port O..cll.
"MJ daqhter,SsllyStetD-
tamp, wu tak:la orttlc&UJ
1U oa MaDday, Oct. 20, OD
C-HICirnJ, Tbo ,..,..
IDICikl .. N talledPdWIH
~ la a matter o1 3 or 4
miBo.... Thor ,..,...rod
e0Q1&14ttat IDd CODCei'Did u -
atolaacellld J•m -nea-
1111 lor lblo -~ "*· flee." ·
-LETIERS-..
• L&TTER TO FORGIT l
Dear !1,
liT WUo ud I ~n b0P1> .,.,.. ,.., "*" 001-
-·lltollm'IL· .... """' ,. -. -?.'S ..,.. -........ ,..
'IIi JICitlltelt?llll. 1
lito "'" Ia QnMr .... ,.. ____ .,.....'""' --·-. ,_
••
6'1s·mo
r .. e-..r>.t Hi!-
oN COAIT MIOMWAY
MIJIT TO,
OFFICIAL VISIT
FOR RE•IWfi
RESTYLED • REPAIRED
RESTORED
Is your Stole or Jacket
hanging in your closet?
Why not convert them
into a smart Stroller?
305 Palm St. · Near the Ferry
Balboa s-u.•o • •eH,.suu 675-1192
20% off ......... _ ........ ,
..-s-1313
540-6011
"I "''""·=-"'I -----
""" I • t' -.owT "Milo~ EJISIGII .o v1ew an 1ques I'UIIJIIEDIEElU.Y -,AGE,
.. __ <• .. Ud Lobau, Ud Ralplll'udolr-TltURSDAY1 110V.I, 1!75
1r I ... IJ . :,-'"'-:;..Ill:.= ~ ... -. maybomado CXlllliiA DELilA!!, CAL
BI~PIIL PIOPLI • , • I do 1111-001J -... by --allo IIUI IIUior. Yaell Cllol> ... lila..,.__ alllla <1oO> olllco, 1101 BaJ· ""'orw-1111 lila_...., or -• ••-.. •JMOI'Oo bJ BDito--at ,.. •• ., ...._ ... -DrWt,Co.-dolllu.
•1 ... tO poll,. bit to mt '11 71 r• ~ _ . t 1 e-... Wetlrllllr. Wow, U .
,..... an -Gl UJ ara or -wtlo Wilt ~--Gl lila llll•an, 11-ud 111a1r ,-
can --.._ _.. wtt1t ud/or ,... atooc -IIW Ud ftalma Collllo -ww -at 11 a,a. tor
_,. .. , ...... -·---dolt BW Collloo to,.-Gl lila -~~~~.. ud 111 .. 111r
·-· a llt!M --tt -.... PJioo...,. c-baud"' ca-.. lliM< ......., 111a --...... tblnlbJ ,.cwttnc a blaatr aae 11oant • 'tr1 lfM.., • ..,. Bid l8d enlrld cus.tmupaldiU.
-l•bJo II UJ ollolr ftJ. llarn ........ -lhloordold; lllu7 .__ wUI bo -at
... at Ollal -Udltcl p·-·· Poll-...... llorlloo, -P.ll""ao; .,.... 11:10. cu BJd. a .._., or 10 pu&. .xu• tl. ud lltulr MtMnllll. P.=' : EIJMJ' 0u111 a.c-.~~~p( .. n,
lila -_., hom ftrlou arao -·._._II; ll<*udLoloMcMomt, WIWam) ......,.., RUICY
plborod. -rod ........... tbo moot pat'!.. U ........ Boaell; llu ... Nlla Dr,.._, Saallbud~Ball,lbopro
ftrt melllbtrt of tbe PJI• BoJ• Camp La 11bn ••• a.r an amc. lt:dl-8bt pdleon ol"lkla Strt.tu-
board of dlnc:to<a. no camp .. locotod to ..-.rat lila ..... ,...,. oot"' ~~a~~. -..., croat ....,.. .. 11
II tho Htp llerJU, ""'lllarlta tbo-LoVorM ('rnl c-. .,.__......,_ Tullo. wW loll tbo _.,
1a11 -Ud trqnal ptou, -.prtfl. -""" Yon • • • Too mol "Tn" II of tho croor111 o1 111a1r -· lecod ..,. an II•., u _ _.ty "II> bo, J.,_..,., fla 1M Boo Lllfl; p-IJ .-n 111 ........., to tho ..........
to do I.Dd to 1-.n" of tiMmHIYe10 of tecb lbe .. tbt prtftte leCf'litary to Kea Jamt-wblcb YUl bt dllplaJid..
otblr. GaJ.Dlac. pert.pl, tllroaP tbe n:-. -. clll..tr1Ma of U. board of Em:. Corp. tbere wt11 be ltoDiftn,
perttlce u tmer dH!rt ''to bt. to do" ••• Her o8lee il Sl llortea •· ottrlootklc qWltJ, plaJI.tera. llud~m
to I'Ccb for a better fatart, Tbt camp · Me ... ttan, "Tb IM, wbo 1D AQcut tra.del broidered lhirta. oat~f
sta.tr taeladlt tolUDt.Mtl • • • mea. buJ ... , omee ud delle for • ldtcbeD aDd llttwe prtDt booU. aDd cUl kl ..
m-. who IUe Ume, m• wbo eaa ''be" &Dd at tbl camp ••• lai'Did to cook from tbe to be mooocra.mmed.
talk at a boY'I lefet, yet l..uptN towvd Marrlolt tao. IIIPICtallY ., 1he COilld do Bacqroud paao music
a manftll lent ••• these too are beuWW .ot-..r eookilc of 3 meal~ a rJiy for ..w be pro91ded bJ Jeff lAb-
people. 801DI 500 bap'J.a_..-bel.r boys. Tbe man. formerly al tbl Ma-
Yoa may recall ttat tbe camp was formed · "Tel'' ftl8 btr; lbt il Jotely, tall, ,nceftll drtpl& at UCI. aDd Jeu
by U.. late Bob Pyles, ooe of 10 cb1ldreo. tDd ~~ wttll a nadJ mlle aDd (U.rs. Ra.lpb) TudowsQ, ta -
fatblrleu at tbe q:e of 6, who rose from emtable compluloDI Mother ot tbe bel.utl-kl1ll taru.
OWI.tld roctCbneclt to operatloa ~r • fu1 people. Bllfllt diaDtr followed lM mali-1D Cbl.flt of&rr&D(emtots
Ht aNd h1l 51»-N time to bwdi'W of cal; otbtn IIDdllw tbelr table, u wtll u are W11, fred Pawell,
th1l prtnte camp for needftll boys. Ena-ttloN )ILit m.eHcee1, •en ll1ldnd aDd ctalrmu_ aDd Wmes. Tbo-
tu.Uy lbl camp na adopted by tbe tDUre Jldp Ce..U.. ll.l1dnd &Dd LoaU Tvotr. mil 8. MooG., WUUam Raw-
Callfomla oll lDdustry, whlcb PYI U.OC:laJ WU Berlll llld JOGH truly ••• a benttft&J lJ..Dcs, Richard Waper, R.
IUIIIIOrt equalled b)' wohmtMr Jent.cea. Ed day ••• wttb t..uUtoJ people, Curtll CrooU. TtdC. Tre•-
Pell..-riD bas lone been a dedicated wor-.r. • • • 180, Rudolph Kroeoert, H.
He'• DOW' aecntary.treasurer ot lhll baud. We were •ddeed. u wen many otbtra, L. (Deke) Dl.ttrtch. Jeffrey
lllYiled to the "&..dar~. 4 o'cloc.ll: Y1slt. wltb tbe •tb olloba Scott Trotter. So many
In&: hours" ••• all were there, 1D the patio mtmoriH am0111 0111 Joea1 folk LDcluiSe blm, SPYGLASS COW.MI TT E E
aiOUlld tbo nnectlon pool to Ylol~ Ill tilt blo bJC, boppJ omlle ud ,_,ertll taloot. WILL IU!T TUUDAY
lkiDc room arouod the ptaoo (plea• ema•, I at.ll felt tht lou of Anold Toyobee, I Tbe Spytlau HW• Com-
the rraod plaDo bas gooe to New Orl-.u • • t.Ye t.ot eUpp!Dct OOQetrniDc him t»r .ome
hllecri.D's rrudaooa, Mattbew llld Ptter, time. plac.lal tbtm ID my copy of "ClYWsa-mlttee of tbe On..oce County
•Ul no doubt be the fUture PadenwU:ial). . tioll oe Trtal." U uay1 wtltteo at dtfter. PhllbumOillc Society Yll1 "twa meet at 10 a.m. Tueltday, a the orp.a the)' ptbend 'm~Dd. Tbelr · 111t ttmu. coDeeted In th1.l Yolume with NOY, ll, at the t.::lme ofMu.
lau(bter ta111.ed lnto awe wbeo Ed' a ftaclll a Ull1ty ot oatlook. aim 1M Idea, My lut
Pepi acroaa: the keys and the mellow mtlltc cii&IPbll Ill& betD placed at tbe bl.ck of the :~~r~ ~~ ~:::;:
ft.lled the large IIYin& room ••• a medley of. boot. Botb m• w1ll lln oo ••• JOII:I Scott J a n.rted procnm of both well lliDCnm soog1. Ed was paced , •• l"llrr1ed Trotter Ill ttae mule world ••• Amold • cb.utcal aod popWu aelec.
to &DIW"er. but the orpn played on! Taped! To)'Dbelll a btltol1aD. Uou. As 1 redpleot of s
'ld oHers pot-pourri
The HCOod aooual "pot-
pourri" of mUIIc will be
prueoted by tbe Musical
Theatre GuUd of Newport
Beach at 8 p.m.frlday,Nov.
14. In Corooa del Mar hJ.ch
school's "Lltt.Je Ttwaatre."
Dr. Lester Jooes wW act
11 muter of ceremooles
tor the procnm, wh.lch wUI
loclude RaDda.ll Dichtoo,
strolllog troubador wboae
10011 nnge from 16th aDd
17th ClllblfJ works to mo.
dena sbow tunes; aopn.no
Judy Powell of Ll(llDI.
BMeh. wb;) Is well known 1n
the county also ~r ber piano
artlltry; f rede'He de Mar-
seWe. open tic tenor, and
plan11l; Cart Swldler, New-
port Harbor high school gn-
duate, who Is the wiDner
of the F'n.ok Sloatn musi-
cal awards coolest this year.
Tickets to the "pot-pour-
ri." wblcb is open to tbe
public, are uallable at SS
from W:rs. Lee P. Jordan
Jr., chairman of the event,
1801 Tatuna Ternce, Cor-
ona del War; Mn. Harry
G. Nye Jr., co..cta.lrmao.
eo Kotob, ZS Encore Court.
Newport BMch.
Retnsbmeots -wtll beJer·
•td at IDtermlMioa by Mn.
Dorothy Stanwood, OOspltaU.
ty chairman, ud ber com-
mittee, Mmea. TODJ. Fteode·
maon, Jouoe MU. G. lM
Smith aod Ra1pb T&Ddow'IQ.
Mrs. Donald Mou, Ga.lld
prealdeat, will h•d a wel-
comlng commt't'!9.
BIZARRE· BOUTIQUE
51!T·FOR·IIOV. 11,·:10
EYII'J Moaday .......
membera of tbt Womta'l
Auzlllary for tbe Cldlctren•s
NeuroiO(ieaJ F'OWidatloD.
meet to prepan budcraft-
ed Items for tbelr "blUm
boutiQue," to be be1d Now.
18 and ZO from 10 a.m. to
7 p.m. Co-cbalrmto are
Mrs, Betsy BrJ.c:llt IDd Mrs.
Shirley Duttoo.
The boutique wtu be beld
at the F'oundatloo, Z650AYOa
Street. near the Rlnrside
Annue post omce lD. New-
port Beach.
1328W.Bay,Ne-rtB .. eb, fAMILY EXCUR51DHS
M11. Joo-Allce Broot.s, 214
VIa Su Remo, Lido Isle, AMMOUMCEO IY C.W.
Newport Beach. or Mrs. Hel-The City of Costa Mea
music .cbolarlhlpa:, M.aur-
VICJ( KHIGH T TO TALK eon attended USC.
A lOUT HI$ HEW BOOK
'• My Word!" --lbe Utle of
Vlek KnJrbt'• kb boot, to
be releued 111 Marcb·-wW
bt tbe topic of h1l talk to
the ~J~t&kera fonm at Park
N ewpott Apartmeala at 8
p.m. Wedoeay, HoY. 12.
Tbe book .. a collec:Uoo
of llllplrtDc IDd •morous
coacr1bat1ool from pollUcal
leaden, eotertalDtrs &Dd
writers ID tbt form of per-
soaal letters MDt to Wr.
Ka!pt 1o respoa• to lll.s
reQIMit lot tbt1r flYOrtte
word Ud a ra.. .,, lts
"lee HoD. Mr. KalCbt .. &-
rector of commtmlt)' nla-
Uoos for Chlldrto'l Hospl-
111 of Oru(e COOUIIJ.
Now !ry
/EANNI!TTI!!
•4 ''TB.IPLO.A''
.144MIO a•• K. COAaT liiWY
COftOH A D.L. MAR
•
~1 LCOAII'MWY.OOM*A .. MU
CAU IIIIQIU PWGS• 6'JS.DM
WE NOW HAVE A COMPLETE
• WHEEL CHAIRS
o WALKERS
• COMMODES
• CRUTCHES
• CANES • BEDS • BED PANS
• URINALS
o INCONTINENT APPLIANCES
Available on rental or for sale
Get • Sittw
Sl<ip Lunch c.-r tho Bridge &o-
LM¥1 .tho Offi. brflr
But What E-You Do, .,_.,Mill lite-
FUll AND FAIICY IAlW
OF
& CIIIISTIAS GfTS .. ... ., --._..a.
FRI DAY. ~OV. 7
}()A.M.-9 P.W..
54TU RD."'.Y , .~OV.!
to A.Y. -5 P.U... ne hla .. HOlle
'wi'• ..... Ncapwt .....
c ,.. rur c:.ffw I C••M•
""''!!llllll!llllll!l!i!ii!f!!!llllll!llllll!llllll!llllll!llllll!!!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!'l department of leisure ~er-~ vices anoounces 2 flmUy
excursions.
The ftrst trip Is to Knott's
Bero Farm tbll Satur~r.
NoY. 8, Cost 1s ooly $3,5{)
per persoo (clllldreo aDder
3 Y•" old • trH). Busses
wlll depl..rt from tbe com.
manttJ recreation center at
9:SO a.m . aod wUI retaru
at 6 p.m.
'i3 RANCHERQ GT '73 PONTl.~C VENTURA
Tbe Zod flmlly ucanioa.
lJ: to Wqic Mocmtala Satur-
day, Dec. 6, Tbe cost 11
$4.50 (S-11 yeors}. $5.50
(U yean..adu.lt); ch.Ud.rea
uder 3 years admitted fr". au .... •Ul deSJt,.rt from tbe
communtty reenaUoo cta-
ter at 9 a.m. ud •W n·
bin at 7:30p.m.
AutomaUc tnnmt,.ton -Factory Alr
PDYerStetrilll'
p.;,..ir (m.c) Bnba "'·'' 1 ,., -p
FORD L TP IIIIOIJIGHMAH
Automatic TnDalftUiioa -Factory A1r
Powir a-.... v11rt 11oo1
Radio • Hater
IJJGRD !'I,OtO lllloo
Foar door
Aul...,aUe Truamllaloa • Power Steerlar
RaciSo a. H•tllr $2195
. ' Aolo~9T-
F¥11>'1 Ali -·H-r $2595
.Piu Tu 6 Lie.-
'74 CHEV
Yz TON PICKUP'
tum 6 IIIATIR
$3495
'74 FORD
Keep cool witll
CflH./AS
AWNINGS
I
SAFE, HG-i RETl_R.J TAX Sl El TEA!
Thor~-KEOGH (HRIO) PLAN now ollowo oell..,mployed prot ... ionoiS IO de-
cluet 11._, -up to 17.500 -of their tuab .. Income. This sum. plus ALL th4t lnternl ••med .
1e tu 111ef11Pt un111 retlr..,..,._ when depc*ted In 1 ufe, Insured, Legune Feferel S.vings
pu 1t a'* 01 ~ ecoounc. ~ In lhCI coupon betow tor df!t•U.-1 information. or visit
-ICeoott ~ They'ft Ire glad 10 help!
U • ., 0 11\.\L IAVINM
._OI'I'CI •aoo..A-
1 .. 7 --.. <C•o.,rtruo-·• ._,
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I KEOGH Lagun~~ Fldetel S.vlngs I 2100cMn Avenue. LAguna 8e•eh. CA 92851
I D -_,., mo KEOGH (HR 10) PI..AN
Re11r.-nent Oete.
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•• •
QJRr LIGHTER. OF · -. C.M. IS DEAD
: Services will be held at ~~ a.m. Friday In Bell-
}lroadwty Cbapel. Costa Me-
:JI, for Curt Lighter, 85 ,
J former custodian for the
r."POrt Mesa school dls-
rlet, who died Tuesda~· at
$osta Mesa memorial bos-
»ltal.
: Mr. Lighter was born In
:J(ansas, and lived he re tor
'0 years. He worked for the
~c hool dlstrlct from 1947
'lJntll 1956.
He Is survived by hls wife,
Grace; sons Don of Costa
Mesa, Joe ot 29 Palms, Her-
shel of Connecticut and Wil-
lis of Sacramento; daughter
Carolyn Anderson of Port
Hueneme, sister Grace San-
try of Missouri, 5 grand-
children and a greal -fHand .
chUd. ...
Fl ,..GJ n a-CoA.tants
VaAclall••· Theft
SAIWR BAND ta: led down a Ctllao street by drum
maJor Steve Laoe clarn. the Oct. !5 Chino baod review.
Tbt Newport Harbor hlgb school band took !od place
amooc 48 marching banda com~. The bud marches
ap.tn Nov . 15 lD tbe annaal Plclftc states band review
iD Anabelm. Richard Enctand, the band's dlrec\C)r, Is
r ecuperating from surger y aM Is t.c.t In sehool.
• • • of social note
By PE G HAAPA
Dorothy Vance of Corona
Hl~~:hlands, past president of
the Thursday Mo rning Club,
has just r eturned from a
trip to Europe , , , Also on
IlK! European circuit have
been Realtors Chuck and
Ter ry Colesworthv. . . .
Out of the hospilal: After
5 weeks of hOspita l r:a re,
Chuck Lee, retired Balboa
real estate man, had a h£>art
att1rk while undt>r~:oln~ Open
l1e<lrt s ut!!E>t r. It's a mincle
th:ll Chut·k Is oot only with
us, btll getting stront:er
e ver~ ~~}', :1nd hack tt>adl-
in+: a Hii.Jie r·bss at PJv .
mouth (hun·h,
Into the hospital: Lulu Mat>
Cast>}, fo rm~r Balboan ,tml
no.., in Costa Mesa, Is un-
dP.t\!:(lin~ surg:~;~ry at /loa!;!, . .
C~ll (Mrs. Erl) GilhspiP
Is ··onv;.Jest·Jng u: her Ba}-
port :tparlmt>nt in Harbor
ViPw HllJs .tft•·r a Jon~ siep:e
In flit:' hosru.• l. •
Santa Cl:l'' ~lease -'PPI I" ·
If :;ou know so me man ll"ltO
Is 6 fpet 4 or :. lnf'hPs,
welj;JJS Z50 dnd is lookinl!
tor a suil, the lartles at
z.,nb hil ~·e some to fit hJn'
Jt their rummagl' ~I · \"ov.
8 al the SE>nlor Cl!izens r·E>u-
ter, Irvine AYe. at 15th St.
In Clltr HaYen, Pu t el;)ert-
ence has taught that the re
wJII be lots or brand new
and "!xtremely attractive
merchandise on hand.
• • •
If Cos ta Mesa CouocUman
BOO WUson and Mary Lou
give out wit h some ··cta da
d • • • a s" or possibly a "nyet,"
next time you see tltem, It's
be<.:ause they're just return-
from a trip to Ru ssia .
ALBE RT SUYDAI<. 66.
OF COSTA ME SA DlfS
Alt>e rl Su}'dam, 66,or2513
Lehigh, Costa Me-sa, wlm
tliE'd SundJ)" at Hoa ~t hos-
pii:J.!, was buried ye:c;ter-
rb~· In PaciiJc Vu~w me-
mortal park.
Mr. Suydam, a rese-..rch
('tlemlst lor the Upjohn Co.
fo r 40 years, had lived lil.'f~
for thE> past 2-1.'2 years.
llf' is survived by hlswll~.
LoU It>, sons Melv in an!"! Mark
of Costa Mesa and Rooaltt
or Sa11 F'ranclsro, daUfi:hlcr
CarolE> of Los Ange les, :!
~::randchildrf'n , and brothers
Don..'lld aoo Ru ssell, both ol
Mlr hlgan.
A fun eral mass was he ld
at St. John thl! Ba1Jtlst
Catholic Church In Costa
Mes:1.
Nefti!T HAIIOOR EJISICJI 1HURSD.\Y, NOll. I, IJ75
PUa. .. £0 ftEJ(LY -PAfE 4 CORONA DEl liAR, CAt.
Restaurants on agellda
of Newpor:t,s planJJers
_ll_rl lloocb ~ Cog:untslfoa, WbJcb meeta K&reo Mameta ... u a
at City Hall at 1 p m todaj. IPfCb.l Ptnnlt to allow a
Ho•. &, '•W dtiCtl~ ·a pro~ td:e~t lDd ou~r res .. POieJ re•urint lll Kareo tnnnt wUb beer bd 1flDe
llargreta.•s TJvon SQuare In ill tter Tlvoll .sq..re area
t ol'Ofll det Mar a new re... at 2640 E. Coast Hwy •• Co-
rtaannt ln U~ former Stun rona del Mar .
Shirt buU«ttng ~ Mariners Both the Aeronutroolc-
MUe, and the South Eu t Or. Ford aM the Inlne Co. w'!l
IQCe County etrculallon stu-ask ror changes to the elty s <tJ. long-range genenl plan, to
At their afte rnoon study allow them to build their
sessloo, commlsslooer s will pro}ects. The Aeroootronlc ..
take a field trtp to the Aer-F'orfl a rea Is zoned for ln-
onutronlc-Ford property to 11ul'Otrl..al use only, and tbe
loot. at sUes proposed for owner seeks zoolng to allow
otftce building development offi ce buildings.
Later In the afternoon pro . The l"lne Co. property
bably about 3:30 or 4, th; ar Bayside aM Marlne, no.w
Commission will talk about statf!fl for recreaUooal and
Irvine co. plans to build msrlne commer cf.a l use,
a r estau rant and offi cE> com-would be changed to com-
plex at tile southeast <'or -rnprc\31 and omce deslgna -
ner of Baysh1~ and Marine lion to allo,. for develop-
near Balboa Island bridge, ment of a restaurant and
and a proposed new name ofrlcf's.
for Ne-w MacArthur 131vd,
The building that Doused
th(> old Stun Shirt restaur -
ant on Ma r in ers Mile be -
longs to Arfle ll lnVE>Simcut
Co. An ArdeiJ spokeS rlllll
said this week that the namp
of the operator or a neow
restaurant proposed the re Is
being kept secre-t.
Dan Daniels said, · Tht>
people whO ~~o·ou lll run thP
opera tion 11on 't w:lnt thE>ir
names mad~ pull It~."
A n:lell will JSk lh t: Plan-
ning Commission fur :~ckl~r:l
se:lfln!!, tandem parking,.1nrl
.an okl.y lor an ofl-sitepa:rJ...
ing agreement a•-ross Coa'>l
H~~.·}.
M ~S . ERN EST NELSON.
LAGUNA IIILL S, DIES
Vindnla M. (Mrs. ErnE-st)
Ne lson, former resident of
Nplto'port lleil!hl s. dll'd 0f't.
2'1 In I ::uwn::l lU lls Leisure
Worl1t,
S~n \res Wt>TP held No\', I
Jl thf. M•·Cormlrk Ll~una
BPach Chape-l and lnter menl
was In PacUir Vie"'' Mem -
orial Pa rk. Dr. Raymond
Anhms and thi"' RP V, Ra lph
R!a b m111n offi rhtert,
Mr. ,ond Mr:.. Nelsoo lived
111 tbE> Ha rbor Area for man\
~e:~.r s t>r>for t> movlnJJ 7 yea rs
;al!o ro Lacuna Hills.
Delaney plan withdrawn
0f'laney's Cann~n VJJ-
IJ ge, a $1,8 mi llion f't\ln -
meordal riP Velopmront pro-
poser! for Lirto P··nino;u l ~.
has been ~~ on lin? st\••lf
fo r at least 6 momhs In .1
yea.r, accorrtinl! II'J 1!!. pllll-
ners .
The projf'r t , sul •l\, 1 l"ll
bii!Pr 3f!"~Ufil('OI S ..tl•<l l»t II
enbngiE>menls, w"s to ll:J.v ..
sta r ted Its S('('on'l 11 Jp
thrOUgh the-IWVPfiHOHtl:l ]
:t pprov:ll m·ll .11 tvrnght"s
l'ewpon Bl'.Jl'h Pl.lnnln~
na.'llt at I he expensPof Jowe r-
turom£· re-slr1ents, ·· was tn-
c,lrum enta l 1!1 the [)p lan•!)"
rte-tision. ThP devE>Jopment
xoultl rctJ]:\f'P a trailer pa rk.
'Thai lettPr really t hr~w
us lor ~ loss." admitted
Htl"tllrrt Dod•t. Westclirr
,J l"l'hltPl't Wtlo Is workJiljl; 00
II•" llr>l:l n~v pro}Pt·t. Mr.
llud•l, .;pf' t klnl! for ik-
' ,, .. 1 ~. ;, ·~d J prt•ss re-
t ·•~L llu. o~,. ·~ ~nnouncing
tl•" po . ..:tiJQUt'm• .. t dl'rislon.
''COME Tci THE F'ON AND FANCY BAZAAR of holiday
decorations aDd rifts at the IslaM House to Fashloo
Island this weekend," SlY theN member• or Newport
Harbor Business 100 Professlonal Women's club as
they display their hand made DOYel ties for Jac ke S·ieet
(seated) of the Orange County Mental Health Associa-
tion. MHA is ooe of the orpntr.ations bellef!Una from
the money raised. Sbowtnc their wares are, standing,
left to right, BPW members Dorothy Van Marten of Hun.
tlngton Beach and V1lerle Shields and Patricia Clark
of Costa Mesa. The bazaar will be open from 10 a.m.
to 9 p.m. Friday and from tO to 5 on Satur da y. Refresh-
ments will be s erved. (E nsign photo)
ALICE NICHOLS DIES
Allee Nichols, who with
her husb:i nd owned and op-
ef3 teoo1 K &· G Coin Shop
in Costa Mesa for ma ny
year, died Oct. 31 at Hoag
hospital. She lived In La!N -
O:l Hills.
Servkes Wf!re conducted
Tuesday at 11 a.m. b}' theo
ReY. Lo tt~a r Tornow a t Pa-
clltc Vi.pw mt>mor lal park.
Kenny and Allee-Nichols
first operated IlK! Cottatte
Wa rnf' Shop on Balboa ls-
t~nd, then took over K & G
Coln shop, :mrt \\"Pt e wtrteJy-
kttOwn rare com f'OIJM.'tors.
Mr. Ni L"hols, an airplane
stunt man In the 20's and
30's, died ta.st year, ALI CE NICHOLS
Mrs. Nichols Is survlvpfl An11:eles, and Clifford Ste r-
by soo Leon Nic hols of Wa-lin!! of Sa nta Monlr:J .
shlnl!ton statt>, uandson The family SUI{~ ·:ots mE>-
Chrlstophe r Nichols, Guam; morta l donations t ... the Un-
~randdaul!hler Cynthia Nt-ltE'd Hear t F'und. or to Chll-
rhols of Washlngton, bro-rl rPn's H•lspita l, SnnsPI and
thE>rs GoE>rll"PSterl~o!Vis-Vermont, Los Au~;;ciPs, In
•
Early attic ;
late Akron ... ..,_,,...,..... ...
lipu. ~ JnJ •• tMprv. p.m al llio ll0f.l3 moollar
of 1110 Tllllfoday llonlnc
Club at lilt Bthll Corlolhllll
Yacht Clab, Tbt orornm
wW be at 11 a.m •• i»llowtd
by luoclltoa II II :30.
"Early , atac lQd lata
Akron" ww bt lhe toP&o
tor Mlas Muney, t
Mrs. John Gi'lff hone~
111 neW'"memberfll of the t lill
wtth a peweomen cotrtt·
Nov. 3 at the home ot Mu~
Robert SmlttJ. Bayc relt, t
Club members wUI bou'
a r::harlered bus at 8:30 a.tn.
Nov. 18 for a Chrtatrna1
,._... lrlp lo Tl)lua.
They will be under the ~-.,J
dPrsrltD otthe c.lubpruidlat.;
Mrs. J. O'Ha.ra SmUll. tbe,
day wlll tnclode hmcheoq at
P lu • Co-HIt
"ACROSS
110 tt. STR EET "
Stars
Anlt.any Ouin n
CRAZY
MAMA
""
CA,L L
l' FOR A .. RULING Co:u~is.~~~tl";;~:~~~~:. FrJh
DE>Iane\ ol N{'llo'IJOI1 .1 M
He refut .. rt tht: r taim bv
',,_, Human R111htS Commls-
·lur,·!> b ,U'i i1LI! c·ommuteP
r~lrwomJ n J~,IJert..l. R~..1n
th.•t !ow-tm u111e r.~miltr>::o
cM .. nis;~J~assag;~··parlor
' .
rf,:.l:l Mf'SJ 's Cit\ Coun-
' II •·:~mt> out Siron.: Mon .
<IJI nicllt .tg<~.lnsl OJii ssag,.
IJa tlors anr:l smokln~~;.
on propEOrty for sa le·,
Cltv N a~IU Fred So t·-
<>abal , who has insistE'd for
spveral "''eeks tllal he does
no! '4-ant an tncr ease ln his
$38,000 s.1lary, won his point
1n J midnight closed-door
seossiou with the Cit} Coun-
r U, Aht>r praising Mr . So r -
S.'"Ih:tl, thfo Council agreed to
go along "''lth hls dem:~nrt for
no pay raise.
s•-sss•
)!;.. Ou r 18th Yea r
liABBI TT INSU RA Nn
. 1CJ U Harbor Blvd., .
Co a to Mea a
Mlrh:lel Man.t, suspeDllf'll
Corona 11('1 Ma·r h.lch S''hoo l
(P8l'ht>r, is wailln!J: this .,.,ef'k
lor :1 3-memtx>r p.aui"'l tv
•IP t folf Whf'lhi"'r hf' (".Ill r<•-
turn 1<1 the r!J~sroom.
Mr. M:uw w:.~ suspenilt·rl
lJ s t May :.ft~r some s tu-
!"tt>uts and f:J r·ult~ mPrniJE>r:.
Learn the purpose
of God's care
) "I \'IF f\\11 "'" ru 11 rr-'lfJ "F~FF
Barhara Dix Henderson
"Ju sti ce
God \
under
can :''
8 P.M .
MOND AY
November 10
CH ILO CAI!:r
P~OVI DE I.I
BARaAU. DIX HEMOU SOH
lot e..,.fl •r ef th• Chrtulo"
Sci •"c• 8oord ol
L•cture•hlp
SECIJND GriU RC'l O F CHRIST. SCIENTIST
3100 P ACIF IC VIE" :!RIVe
CSH!ONA :>£l r.4 AR
compbtned that he ased ob-
'il'Pne languaji!e-In r lass, keD{
poor r lass r{'(!ords, :aM en-
~.l~~l iu Olhf'r ""unprofes-
s iOnal 1'0n1lu• 1. .. lit> taul(ht
.1 t·Ja ss in e:ovf>r ttment,
AftE'f 1~ school dlstrlrt
suspenrteft him, Mr. Man!!.
··XPr rlserl his rlgllf to ask
fo r .1 rare public he<l rin~~:
on tiM> cl\a rge-s. He said stu-
<lf·nts .tnrt facu ilyt!flcoura~·.ed
tum 10 Pr:lf'IICE' whJt he-
13Ut:ht ,,,. ·st:.~ndllll!; up for
m) r lchl'-.
Mr. M:lng, who Is 30, h."i~
tau~:ht in thE' db""tricl sincP
1968, anrt ~~o·as ptr kE"d as
1971 te-.H'tw t of ttw \'~1T
by COM sturi E'fliS.
Durine: the hearin.:s. II•
clalrnE"d tha t his uno rthotSox
lcacltlnll mE>IIJods ~~o·<>rP
J lmed at combatlnll. thE> horf'.
dom of d assroom:c;,
STOP PIN ~ 8URGLAR Y
IS TOPIC fOR P•NHEL
· Hur glary pre~ention,··
In St.1n Bressler of lllf' N~w
port RPach polke depart.
mPnJ, wHI be the topic when
i'ie..,·port Ha rbor Panht>ltl•nil"
rn ePts Wpflnesday , Nov . 19,
:lf tho. ltOrtl+' or Mrs. Geor~~:P
Hoi"'rlln~:ha us. 1833 S.lbrlna
Tf'rtacE>, Irvine Tt>rrar P.
Hostesses furnishing th~?
~Jiafl JunchMn follow!~ thP
mcPtlne: a rc: Mmes. RohE>tt
L. Bacon, Donald Br itton,
C. Phillip F'nme. J. E. Tf'e-
I!.Jtdln, Ronald Ga~:li.1nu,
Sy lvia Glbsoo, Eleamor Ho},
J . Robert Lawsoo. and Bnll-
da Burch.
AEGEAN ASSOCIATES, UNUMITED
644 0990 ~ 644 ,0990
---PRESENT---
AUDIO BIBLE STUDIES
H .. ,, <foil, ltHOf • tt.S ,, • 121 U I' •••
A CON DE NSED VER SION Of
A $1 0,000 3-Y!AR COLL EGE COUPlE. REPR ESE NTIN G
DEDI C:A TE D LABO R IY 30 INSPIR ED FUNDAM EMTrloL
SCHOLARS.
THE ~ CASSETTES (IS YEAR REPLACEMENT GUARAN -
TEE) INCWDE 1110 LESSONS--COVEPJNC II VITAL BmLE
SUBIECTS IN II ~OLUMES.
. --PUIS .!JI ONGOING PRl GRAM,..
. MARA NATHA !!!!
lllf,_ITI! AG £AN ASSOCIATI!S UNLIMI '1;_F.:O, 807 HIL.VANAft Oft.
N ~WPORT 81!-ACH, tieiO OR T£L F PHON I! 144 -0810
1'0" A l-10E~ SA,.,PLI' CASS!"TTE
IJuildPI Jim 5f'hm!lz •lf 1. .••
c.una Bea r h, TXtitners in thf>
Pnh·rprlse, flt:'l:ltl•'fl to l•1l1l
11~ b~caust> .)f the ~;~mn
tlon..1t atrn• .. spllf'rro' u1 11"
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A lett\O'r In \.-v.·pvil ( tl\
Man.1r.er ll•)i>~·n Wynn I rum
tltP (0U!it} llum:w H,~t.,IJ<~U'-o
CommissJoll, 'J •.• r~ilh' t'l•
c\11 11o i!IJ favc•r iu~.: do·vrlov-
,o;o•l!rt <;••ffr>r rl OCV IS buill.
r·H, M.UlJl'f'r Wmn alsu
rt ti< '"'I till· r·ornrnisston
"ltc·J, '.J\"1:, · It e rrPd in
rs 1 "~' ""r1 '1 1 ,f 1111 s lru.o .
·ror •.
~I lll\ <>I I hi· flt'OJJif' win !
'•~II\ tr r IT""l li r>l sp:H'P Jrc
1~J1"r Ill' om•• people \1 ho
•nl1 Iii·· In the trnilttrs un
., P•~k,,n,l c, .. , II•' r·Ja imM.
New fed grant hearing set
11£-;J \"IO.,<; .n il '""Uii '-.loll)
rta~ nl.!llt Jt ('II \ ll.Jll ••n
v•hPIIrPr Nf'WJoOrf liP.•• h
shoult1 aPJII' I•H 1 ..... , •llld
year · s !!"r:l nt of f··d, J":ll lluus.
lflf!. .l!lrt Communi!\ !l.•v•"l''>f'-
rn pnt Act f•1nrts.
Funrts alrParl} .lpJlf»V••d
for thi s >'f':it 11'ill ~~~ e tht•
cit~ mor~> than .)100,000,
wlurl• ~~o·iiJ e:o tow;rrd p:r.y-
mPnt or a S450,000 site at
5th .1nd M:trt!tfeoritP tn r·o -
rona riel Mar, ll"!tich II1P r 11 ~
hls t"':lrm:oJkPd fo r 1 fntur•·
senior r itizen t "'nt"r.
FurlhPr !J:l}"nwm on th.lt
prope r!)", plus Jht~ ttnan··m~
of a stalf to hf'lp lh1• cit\ 's
f'QIIlllllllllt l J!PVl'iOIJ!II C'lll
d tizE>ns J rh'lsory f'Omm\t-
1{'8, Jr•' :lrnOIIl' \ll{'aS ~X ·
pe('tPCI to cmn•' up 11 Mon-
dafs hE>:Hillg tx>fore lhr
Cit}' Council.
BE.'<'ausP thP f'OUOI.V ~~o·iiJ
rootrol alloc.1tion ur tht> leO-
SPARS E TURNOUT IN
COSTA MESA VOTING
In a very sp&r !M' voter
tu rnout on Tu~srlay, Costa
Mesa-ns e lected 2 Anttar y
dtstrtct director s and 3 Cos-
ta Mesa County WJter Uis-
trtct dtrM:tors.
Incumbent Robe rt Briggs
cot 1.,231 fetes to easily
wtn another term on tht
Costa Mesa Sanitary Dis-
trict, But, lD complete, but
unotflclal, rtt!l'rna, lher oon.
t )' redttrat. of voters an.
nouac.ltd-dlat &:lvtn Hutchi-
SCXI out«< tM otht:r lncum.
btot, Franels GlOeUer, 'HI
1o 7CII.
Two I.Dcurnbfota, Marlo
Durut~ t:nd Warrerr Booth,
were rwlecttd to tbt ftte r
dllltlct VMni/Ud llnon! _...,.,... DOts••-
.. 'l'tl ltoo lrrl.....,lorohlp
lor "''' lllo ......... 1 dl<l DOl ,.. apllj. •
A Ioiii ct 44 caodldolN
f'ID for tbe S ofDCtl. Vote
lolalt ....... lrom "" 1,231 lor Mr. BriQ:o down 1o 7
lor ntet dlllrtel e&rlllldote T-Ie-.
• r.d !unrls n~;~xt year, tllP
Il l IS f:J( ('o \ ll'llh the j.JfOLI-
' ·ru ol ( ommg up with ·'
·P•·utllnl! projed t hat will
••lllp('l ft fJI"Or.tbJywifh lhoSt>
f Otllf>r r ount\" areas.
Th1 Ctty CouncU me~t
,fll.( (J(td ns ;~t 7;30 p.m.
The Cool!cU turnE'd dc:w:n
J ZOiltno! f'XCPpl\on ttrll WOI.tlrt
h;n~ allo~~o t>d DonalfiSmlthto
cope-rati"' ".~ombtnallon eSf'Ort
sen'ict·, ~tloto fltrurf' modPI-
int: stu•llo, massage parlor
lnd massa,e teaching work.
shop at 130 E 17th St re-e t
EarliPr in thl! E>venln~~:;
the Coundl adoptM an or-
dlnanr'f> tr.ulllillll smokln12 In
:nundl f'h,lmll<>rs flurln!! JIJ
publk lllPelifli!"S.
Cit )" pl3nnin~ t ommis-
sloner,; har1 rerommenr1E'I'I
Jpproval.
In oJther l "lion on Moneta\,
the Council banned "Sold'"
s igns placed b)" r eal Ht.ate
salesm~n. but sa.Jd sales -
men will be allowed to
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for Pi Beta Phi club
MEIPOAl HARIOR ERS1CJI
IWLY -,AGES
BLUEH
POOLS
LUNCHEON and DINNER
RESERVATION~ HONORED
Phone(714)644-1700
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9:00A.M. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8
UNCLAIMED STORAGE
AUCTION
O'NEIL MOVING AND STORAGE, INC.
4101 SOUTH ._.AIN STREET
SANTA ANA, CALIF.
WAREHOUSE SALE
DUE TO UNPAID STORAGE items from over 30
lots wlll be sold: Llv. Room, Dinlng Room, Bed-
room, Den, Kitchen, Patio turnlture; Pictures,
Chairs, Mlrrors, TV s, Lamps, Otrtce Furn., Sport-
ing Goods, Record Players, Stereos, Box Sprlngs &
matts., Retrlgs., Sofas, Tables, Toys, Wheel Goods.
SEALED BARRELS, BOXES & CRATES, Rues, and
mlAy mlsc. Items.
BEAUTIFUL A"4TICU ES FR0-.4 AN ESTATE
ALL '*'E!RCH~NDISF WUST RE P I CKED li P
ON DAY Of' S-tLF.
SHERMAN CRANE AUCTIONEER
MONDAY thru THURSDAY SPECIALS
(Fri., Sat. & Sundsy 'til 6 P.M.)-Excluding Holidsys
dinn1rs includ1 soup or salad, b1kld pots to or rice
REO SNAPPER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.45
MAHI MAHI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.76
GRILLED SEA BASS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.95
TOP SIRLOIN . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . 3.50
NEW YORK STEAK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.95
LOBSTER TAIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . 4.95
STE.AK AND LOBSTER . . . . . . . . . . . 5.95
LUNCHEON 6/so urvtd dlily until 4 p.m.
1&271 P~~ettlc Coett Hwy • Huntlntton Bdt. • 12131182-1321
3101 E. C~ Hwy •Cofone Dt11 Mer • (714117~
Mr1, PhyUll Stroud, South
Cout AlUIDMt Clab mtm·
~r, .W rtcall btr reeea&
~•tan• whta AI ll*lt
8 IDODtba tftftU .. tbroacb zs Moslem eoaotrlts lD tile
Middle Eut. Mrt. Stroud,
a cnclate of UCLA and,._.
Lot Aoceles Conservatory
ot Arts, Is acUvely eopced
to local CO{nmuqlty theatres
11 weU aa professional lee-
turlac oo . the 60 countries
........ ted.
The ttnc, under the
leaderldltp of Mrs. Howard
Roctrs, pre~ldftlt, wUl be-
gin at 10:30 a.m. followed
by a buUet luncheon. Hos-
tesses aulstlng Mrs. Ger-
rie wW be Mmes. Dudley
F. Mlller, Hart Ktckman,
Rictard J~nness and VIrgin-
Ia Bollman of Newport Beach
aDd Grace Aldrich ol Lagu-
na Huts.
SKI FILM AT OCC
''There comes a time,"
Warren Miller's new
feature-length color skl
tum, will be showing at 8
p.m. Friday, Nov. 7, ln the
Orange Coast College audi-
torium. The fU m Lncludes
footage or FWSA racers and
FWSA junior racers.
QUE LINDA award wtJlner on Balboa Island this year
ls the Madison re.tdence at 222 Abalone. Mary Madison,
seen teod!og her floWers, and her alrllne pilot husband,
Jlm, added lee.ded windows, changed the exterior and
otherwise improved their home durlng the past year.
The annual Que Linda award, given by the Balboa Island
Improvement Assn., goes to the famlly that has done
the most to beauttf)' aD island home. (Ensign pboto.)
MRS. PAUL ROLFES, st.anding, a "post-deb mother," 11
servlng Mr. and Mrs. David van diest Skilllng, whose
daughter ts amone the 19?5 debutantes of the Newport
Chapter of the Natlooal C ~rlty League. Mrs. van diest
SkUtt~ Is N~wport Chapter president. (Beth Koch photo.)
CONVEY PROMOTED
Coast Guard fireman MI-
chael P. Coove)' of 17'78
K lnglet Court, Costa Mesa,
was promoted to hls present
rank upon graduatloo from
machinery technician school
a t t he Coast Guard Reserve
Tralnlng Center, Yorktown,
V a. He Is a former student
or Orange Coast College.
Party fetes parents
of 1975 debutantes
GEM
TALK
. 8Y J. C. HUMP'H.tl U
J.C. Humphrt.•. l!ldra. ItO,.. •t
1623 N.wport Blwt 1»1 bHn •
Co.u lthu ~rwlmiKit leN mor•
"t/»n 11 y-., IS In .vthOflty Of' rm• •nd j.-lry.
THE JADE
HEALTH HOAX
Cblna's Mlngdynastybe-
p.n about 1350 A. D. and
was marked by the revlval
of Cblnese art and liter-
ature. The same period
may well have been the
true predecessor of mod-
em history's much adver-
tised "cure-alls."
The Chinese ot that per-
Lod were offered jade ln
the form of a "divine U-
qoor" wh.lch clalmed to
''freshen the blood, calm
th'! mlnd. enrich t~ sp1rlt,
soothe the muscles and
nourish tbe bones." The
)adE> gralns were said to
pass through the body, wUh
only tbe beoents ofthe )Ide
futered lllto the bodYl An-
other jalie prescription
claimed to relieve heart-
burn, astbm2 and tlurst,
while also tmprovl.ng the
voice and keeping the hair
healthy.
Sound familiar"
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POOL 01 SPA • Plel IITIMA I
-CALL MOW Oa DaOP IM •..
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12222 Herbor Btwd .• Gerdln 0ro¥e
w.·,. ca ••• ay
871-SOZ
750-7665
ltete Lie•••• 1t2U7 . 509~ '' y .. , ••• o, ... ,. c ..... , n2-34l1 or646-~
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QJBT IOAT SWS
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DMAteDAMCI
OMlMIWA~
Of'ltt fiOa LUMa4
DAA.Y
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PARAMOUNf SPORTS
Tennis
Sox Sale!
~00 DOU!N
MEN'S & BOY'S SOX
AND WOMEH'S PEDS TO CHOOSE FROM
STOCK UP NaN dl.ra:n-:u:i CJfxwl•
.......... lllanaUoall Pucalal a-
A rorktall party honorirll!
the parents of the 197:i de.
butantes or the Natlooal
Charity League, Newport
Cbapter, was helr1 Nov. 2
at the home of Mr. :l n<1 Mrs.
8 rad!orrt Hove~.
ottM>r voluntef'r programs
sponsorerl bv the National
Charity League. If you're
wasting The rt('butantE>s wtll ma k<'
their formal how tt l tht-
deb ball Satrul!ay evenln~.
Nov. 29, at the South Coa st
Plaza Hotel. Tht> girls are
for mer Tlcktockers and en -
tered the National Charlt~
•di!l!!!!illld!!!!l!!ial!!!! .. !!l!!!!l!l!l!ii!ll!!i!iiiiiiB .. ~I!!T!J League's pr~ram ln the 7tb erade. Th('\ tw.ve ~~tlven hun-
dreds of hours or service
to the Tlc ktor ker thrlft shop,
the John Ttac) Cllnk tn
Costa Mesa and several
The guest list for the par-
t} lnd udro Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Anderson, Mrs. Rol>-
erta 1\nauer, Dr. and Mrs.
Robert En!!lert, Mrs. Donna
Ev.·atd, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Htnshaw Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. Miles Larson, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Martyn, Mr.
and Mrs. George Draper
Munger Jr., Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Nehrenberg, Mrs.
Wahlers Olander, Mr. aod
Mrs. Charles Parker, Dr .
and Mrs. JohnRicharr1s, Mr .
anti Mrs . Kenneth Wasmann,
Mr. and Mrs.Davtdvandlest
Skilllot;, Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Wagner, Mr. and
Mrs. Preston Zillg1tt.
cut It ~ --~ ..-........ --~ ~ --~ ~ I ORIGINAL~ ' :CSIIIIIIUCUH::cao::' ~ t Hand crafi:ed and f
l hand made gift j
' items for every occasion. r
t cSpallOW j :Pach o••• 6 DAYS 10· S ~
b 2426 NIWPOaT ILVD . j
OITA MilA Ia ~-a.. 642-1640' .......... ~ ~
MARINERS CHURCH
MOW I~ OUR N!W IUILOIMG
10)() olSON AVE., AT JAMBOREE, NEWPORT BEACH
TELEPHONE: 640..6010
THE TEACHING 8 CI:JifTERED OM JESUS "CBRET
AICD THE BIBLE, WITH E .. PfiASIS <*PRACTICAL
CHRBI'Wf UVDfG. ALL AGES "lRI WELCOIU.
~CM~U~Uq a.t fU1t1IIC aftllllb ...
SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:00-9:30-11:00 A.M.
'1tEATING SPECIAL"
$17.50
Compltt• ~ ied CMct ot OM F\II'Diet
IDehldM TM 1ollowlllc:
1-FW.r {11\c.._.) ~ LllnJt Sdlt7
OU Fu Mc*r bulpld lt.etneal
CMek Pilot ldltJ Cblct ,_ COiib'oli
M)lllt Puot • 8llrlllr c...a ~
C...U ~ Clllct a.t laCI_.If
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KENNETH E. CLARK of
Htlnttnctoo "buch his been
named manacer at tbt Bal-
boa Bt.nk of Amtrlca, suc-
cHdt.og P. Zlecltr, who has
moYed to tht LAIUOA !tllls
omce. Mr. Clark. wttb tbe
but li.DCe 1936, bad bMo
aulsta.Dt n ct..pruldttlt for
loau at tht Srd and Lone
Web ome.. sine• 1M8. Ht
1IU eened u procnm
clll.lnU till' tM LoQc S.cb
Cl•ltu Club aQd wu a mtm-
Mr of lalntlOD Army ud
Boy Scolltl botrdL
ODD PILLOWS WILL
S!IVI PIID NOV. I
CN~a MMa~n.at.
did b) ...._ Rt11111U lAIIp
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Members of the ball com-
mtttee also w~re on the
&uest list.
BOOKS AR E N!:EOEO
BY BRANDEIS UNIT
New and used books are
oHded by the Orange County
Chapter ot Brandeis Uni-
versity National Women's
Committee tor the second
an111al book sale to be held
next spring. All donations
are tax deductible and free
plck-up is avallable by call-
ing 644-8765 or 552.7299.
Proceeds trom tbe sale
will parchaH new books for
the Brandeis University Ll-
bruy aDd pro'fide eduea-
tloDil scholarships. Chalr-
lnc the event are Mrs. P~ter
Brepm and Mrs. Barent
Gordi.Dler.
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doing to save natural gas
L Set your heotmg thermostat no higher than 68. Wear o sweater
If you nove to.
2. On sunny days open the drapes. let the sun heat your house for
free. At night close the drapes. That II keep the heat '" and
drafts out.
l. Don t use your decorative gas logs
4. Check the air filter tn your forced o•r heating system and replace
when needed.
S. Toke a fast shower instead of a slow both.
6. Install a water flow control device In your showerhead to save
hot water and energy.
1 Consider purchasing a thermostat with outomot•c night set·bock
capabil ity.
L Tum oH your pool ~ter (Call us If you wont us to come out and
tum It oH.)
t. Make sure your house is well·insuloted. That'll keep It cooler In
summer and wormer In winter.
a Cover pots and pons when cooking.
I. Plan oven dishes that you con cook together.
12. Run your dlahwoaher only with a full lood.
D. wt\en you wash dishes by hand. don't run the hot wot.,
c~ttnuously. Use a 1t~ In the sink.
M. Tum down the theormostot ~ your woMr heo'-.
IS. If a hot woter fovce11.akt. fi x lt.
a. Wath and dry only full toads of loundry.
II Tum oH ~ dec:orotl~ p ltgt.ts « call us and -.·n be glad
to come and thu1 tt.m off fot you.
a. Make en.. gy con.,..,.Qflon a port of yovr ll ... tyte. TheN Ia an
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3424 Via Lido
Beach
MRS. WAYNE LOEBER
I CHURCHES I
Highway HouSe: of Priyet
2411 E. COAST HWY., CORO"A DEL MAR
LOWER LEVEL-REA.f\
INTERDENOMINA 17QNAL. FULL GOSPEL
auNDAYICHOOL: •:46 WORSHIP SERVICE: 11 :00
EYANOILITISTIC SERV.Cl: t :OO I'.M. SUNDAY
NIAVI!R AN0818LE STUDY: 7:30P.M. WEDNESDAY
WILLIAM T . KROAH, PASTOR
PHONE: 642-8782
C.nl Bible unudl
aOIIIT Ill. 81!MGSTOM-PASTOR
2JRD ST. ot ORAMGI, COSTA MESA -64!1-5050
_,-.. _...., • 10:10 Lm. s ... , Sdlool a-,-.,.-. 1:10 p.m. 9:118 a.m.
WAll to' Bible._, ud lftJU' •.•.•• '7:00p.m.
Aa 11•1111 • clllrelt Wltb Bible tacldDC mkdltr'J
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
1 CLiff i>R., MIWPORT lEACH -U2·7W
Dll. P. KINTON IISHORE
PASTOR
lUNDAY ICJIOOL • , •• , ftJt A.M. IIlLI STUDY
GRACE BIBLE CHURCH
Veterans• Meroorlal Bldg.
565W.I8th,CostaMesa
REV. TOM TYREE, Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:30 A.M. & 7:00P.M.
71JI ....... ..
Chrisfan kience
Service:s
FIRST d-tURCH OF
CHRIST. SCIENTIST
3303 Via Lido
NrwpOTI Rc;u:h
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9 & 10:.10 a.m.
Regan Sherick w~s
pilot Wayne Loeber
....... Air-... ·-'---· .......... l'tl*tobiiU llrWolla __ _
~· .. --_,, 0eL II, al 11, -· ,..,..... Cloorc:ll. Tllo .-, a Bor·
-Boach ,...-, Ia IIIt
-of Mr. Ud Mra. Alex
Lotbtr "' 8u lllop. Tbo bildJ Ia lilt ...,...,
ot Mr. 011<1 Ml'L Butr
Sborkk ol Bar Sbona. Sbo
was eiCOJ'ttd to the altar
by ber fllblr. Dr. Ctarlu
Dler.a'leld performed tbe
semee.
A wblte slit Orpn&a wed~
dlllg ...... made with • !raiD
aDd trtmmecl with Irtsh lace
wu cbosea bJ Mlss Shertet .
for ber weddJic COWD. Tbe ccnm fts sprinkled with hand
crocheted Oowers. Her ma-
donna style vell was of
cathedral length and trim-
med wlth lace.
The bridal attendants wore
rust colored gowns and ear-
tied fall-colored chry-
santhemums. They wen
Mrs. David Beauchamp, the
bride's sister Tracy, as
matron of honor, and brides-
maids Sandy be Reamer, the
groom's s}ster, Christine
Bliss, the bride's cousin.
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.... "' '-llloell. • .. ,,,.. ... croom..,.
ltat .. .... til Btrmoe
S..bu-muud
·-Tllll lk<ltaw "''-S..Jt, """' -b&Jip tl co,_ dol Mar, -Ia !III
brkttt'J brOtber·~··· G,..._..t·o~or_ ...
18 tbt ~rift'• brotbitt, ud
Harry llobort of To......,._
A rtctPUoe ftl beld at
the Bahia CortotblaA Yaebt
Club, wben a !S..pleee blDd
elllerWDad •. A bl&hllelll ol
the reetptloo was '•Tbe
HawtJ.Ia.D weddkl& 10111"
bul& performed by tbebrldt.
Tbe bride tossed Mrboaquet
from tbe bowofthe "Dorothy o:• moored at the Yacht
club, and tben tbe newlyweds
sailed away into tbe wnset.
Before making thetr borne
1D Newpor~'Beach, the coople
are hOneymooning at Mon-
tego Bay, Jamaica.
Tbe bride graduated from
Newport Harbor high school
and Callfornta State Unt ..
verslty at Fullertoo. She also
attended Cornell University
to New York.
Her tllsbaDd graduated
from Cal State Uulversity at
San otego.
THlS BEGUILING MEMBER
of the Burmese National
Theater will be at Orange
Coast College at 8:30 p.m.
Monday, Nov. 10, tor a pro-
gram of classical Burmese
dances in the OCC audi-
torium. TJckets will be sold
at the door for $4.50, Tickets
·are available by mall order,
through Nov. 3, for $3.
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(M..t 13<33). " J HE W,.t Dlocour10 of tho I Lonl J-II --In JUri< 13, ODd ponllelo In
Matthew 24 and l.ulte
21 :5·36. Here H h
appropriate to oblerw the
c:ommettU o( I' cleYout 81blkll npo8tor:
"''beft II IOilWtl1in& deeply 1nruuct11oo In
tbe open1na 9f our Lonl'• proploeticll
dilcoune. II -• lib th• keynote of
whit Hb Church b to expect between Hili
fint and tee:Ond Achenta. It loob a 1r it
were spociiJly intended to comet the
mistaken news, not onJy of ttiJ: Apostles,
but of thb nst body of profea:ina
CbristJans In every ••. No thins hal
created so much dillppointment tn the
Church of Ouilt u the extravagtnt
expectations In which many of its
members hue indulpd. Let us not be
carried away by the common ide1 that
the world wUl be converted before thi
Lord Jesus returns, and the earth filled
with the knowledge of the lord. It will
not be so . There is nothing in Scripture to
justify such expectations. Let us cease 10
expect a reign of peace. Let us nther
look for wan. Lee w ceue to expect all
men to be made holy by any existing
instrumentality -schoob, miaions,
preaching, or anything of the kind. Let us
rather look for the rise of Antichrisl'' (cf.
J. C. Ryle (1816-1900). ''St. Mark " in
John Stirling, ed., 77re Study Bible, n.d .,
p. 101).
Mo reover, concerning this liptificant
chapter -Nark 13-it is suitable to note
the remarks of a col"'ltrvative scholar and
writer: "As regards the answer of the
Lord to the two questions of Hia disciples
[ v. 4 J , it may be said that the fmt p.rt o f
His Dbcoune [vv.S·31] Is intended to
supply information on the two facti of
the futuM : the deatruction of the
.!femple, and His Second Advent and the
end of the 'Ale.' by senina before them
the l.igns Indicating the approach or
beginning of these ennts. But nen here
the exact period of each b not deftned,
and the teaching gi¥tn intended for
puroly --purpoaa. Ia 11M __.
part of "till llllcouna I"· 32..37) tbe
Lonl -dly .... -· ...... tlooy ... not to know, Uld wily; sad bow all that
.-commuaieatecl to the~. .. oat,y 10
prepare thnn for du.t comc.t
watch~ wlddl bas baaa to tbe
Onan:b at aD tiD* tbt proptr outcomt
ol Clrilt'l ....,.... ... tbe Mjacl. Thil,
tbm, "" IDlY take • a paWe Ia oUr
ltUdy: that tho -nil of Clrilt COIItaln
DOthina btyood wbat WM '* rry for
the wam1na lnd teocblni of tha dlldploa
l!ld of the Chun:h" (d. Alfrod
Edenlletm, 7Jw Lifo /Old n-of,_
dw M-., 1883, Vol. 11, pp. 445, 416).
The outline of ~ preaent lesion,
which. is entitled wrhe Need for
Watchfulnea," is u foUows :
I, The S.cood Com1na of Quilt {Nark
13:24-27)
2. The Lnson of the fia Tift ()lark
13 :28·31)
3. The Exhortation to Watchfulnea
(Mork 13:32-37)
The Secoad Comlni of Clnilt
In Nark 13:24-27 we read: .. But in
thOR days, after that tribulation, the sun
shall be darkened, and the moon shall not
give her Light , 1nd the stars of he1~n
shall fall, and the powers that are 1n
heaven &hall be shaken. And then shall
they ace the Son of man comina in the
clouds with lf'elt power and &]ory. And
then shall he tend his anpls, and shall
pther tocether his elect from the four
winda, from the utterm01t part of ,.the
earth to the uttonno~t ~rt of heann.
Venn 24-27 of our Biblical text
describe the ae<:ond advent of the Lord
Jeaus Otrist. See also Matthew 24:29-31 ;
Luke 21 :25·28 . After Jesus hal made
reference to the destruction of the
Temple in Jerusalem, He .. PI on to
speak of the ~econd p-eat crliU yet
futuR, namely, the return bt afory of the
Son of man. The impreaion is conwyod
that this follows soon upon the
Tlae Need for
W atelafalaeu
_.,,~
............ or-14-ll,-....
.... .. to tlolak tbat tba latter bas ... -tCJiotjcal...,.._ sad -by 80
-ltmltld to tba ..._. ... of A.D.
70. -rar tba ...... .,_24,15
(d. a.. 13:10; 34:4; l!lok. 31:7, I ; l'!"'
2 :10, 31; 3:15; IRa•. 6:12·14;1:12) 1o to
bo lllldiJitood oymbollcally or political
and lntematioul COd'IUlllont, • molt
.COIIUDOt1tston of tba put ftfty yan 111 ..
ttndentood It, il dlfllcult to -· lluch
thot ...S to ba rolaptod WlhllltstlnaiY
to tho ru1m or. opocalyptlc lllay now, In
• atomic •· be IMil .to haw r~~ther the
•mblaooa oflobor wth ttlld plm rullt)';
md It would be UIJidead.flc, to say the
Jeut, to llfllnn thai 1M. wordl ml)' oot ·
rom t6 tho objaed .. ~ In tbe
form of COIIIIIc clilturbanoal prtor to tbe
mum of Chrilt.
1JwS....of,_,"""*Wbttlwdoudl
(26) il. c1asr ,.,.....,. to llonial 7:13.
Early In Ill mlnlltJ)' -bopn to -
the title 'Son or ..... or -f (-
2:10n.),but hero ror the lint time the
..,._a ... with the prop1>ec:y 1n llonial il
_ ... ,. Amid much tbat II perpleldJia
in the detaib of IUCh a chapter u thll, the
'"" fact tbat otandl out with C1)'lla1
dartt)' II tho ultimate triumph of J_,;
tho "'"'""' --.... tually enter into fBI pary .... Thl ptherin&
topther of the d«r (27) by the ....,U
(ef. Hob. 1:14) _.,that the diYtne
purpose in wne to will ha¥C been
1«0mplllhed In tho meanan,c" (cf. C. E.
Gnham Swift , "The Goopel of Mark" in
TJw New Bible Commtnt~. ht ed.,
1953, p. 833). (C0'11'1NUED NEXT. WEEK)
Ill EMO Rl ZE
A BIBLE VERSE
EACH WEEK
"lleY'I-
alllheands
oflhe-"
·-45:22
THE PROMISED LAND
ar&t•••=l'luttltWI m)
JIWIIIl J10Ptt '8oa1ffl, l.ol hpJ-. CaL IDOA
.... -..................... _ of
0.. Dlriae ~oa ..._we '*lllafet tJ. pne.u-of .tJea Jew, ... God'• --ued proWioeloa for lola. 'note looN-of ...
-,.. or loroel be 1948 •• a -naWo I
ful&lr-t or BibUcal propbeey. s.-.d aod
apread amoa1 the other natiou, ad DOC NeCJt·
niled u a aation, tnd with littlllt hope -of ner
poueuins their laDd ~a, &De Jew. are home
and .c:l....cd u a nadoa by Oih.r world, powen.
For the &rtt time ainee 70 A.D. when., •ncler
Tltua. Jen&Miem wu rlnMCked aad 'fllll
nwnben of Jewt. poetibly one ,.uuon.. were
alauahtered 'and their land taken fr• them,
they are back u an indcrpendmt and .eJf.
austainiq political state. Su.eh a r.toratlon to
their udent land and development u a
strons nation it almoet without parallel in
world hUtory.
The record of the land of Paleatine ia one of
the mo.t a.btorbins in the realm of literature.
both aaered and secular. W1ille it it I rue that
the whole ~rth it tbe Lord'• (Exocl. lf-:5), in
a peculiar sense He apeei&e.Uy daima Pal·
estine u Hia own. It belongs to Him, and He
ca.Jia it, "My land" (Jod 3 :2). ''The larul. ia
mine" (Lev. 25 :23 ). Bec.u.e God determines
the bounda or every nation and alao the
rulers (Deut. 32:8; Jer. 27:5; Dan. 4:17, 25),
He made a covenant concernin@; the land of
Canaan that He would give it to Abraham and
to his seed for an everlasting poueuion (Gen.
17:8). There ia, therefore, no question about
the ownership or the whole of the land of
promise. The Jews alone hue a valid title lo
it, for it was given to them unconditionally,
but blessings in the land were derndent upon
obedience to God'a word and wil .
The boundaries of the land promieed to
Abraham inelude the whole of Canan from
the Euphrates to the river of Egypt !Gen.
15:18-21; Exod. 23 :31). PaJeatine is richly
endow~ and therefore coveted (f..&ek. 38:1·
16 ). It is referr~ to in Scripture u "the glory
of all Iande," "the land or ornament," "a de·
light110me land," "a land flowin~ with milk and
honey" and "a land of desire.' It ia not onl y
"beautiful for situation" but ailuat~ in a moat
advantageoull positi on in Aaia, within euy
reach o( Europe and Aaia. Thia is why Palestine
ia kno"·n aa "the bridge between the nationa.''
Wu there ever a land 10 wonderfully placed?
''The land of Israel is located geografhically
in the hub of three major continents.' Ita re·
IQUtceft in oil, chemicals, fruit and prod uce
Three Significant 'Ins'
By F. B. Mey,.
Christ i• 1"" rh. h<>p< of glory (Col. L27).
Ckrist glori(;U in us (Gol. L24).
an • ...._ Tn• .,. locMd •P t. tM toll of
PI' '~N for :I twiea ......... .U.
"f;,-;:! lor ... _ duo Dootl s--...
_,TN!! wao ..,..,. -• Kll , •'llo
.............. ~ilaowa~
beelel .. _. _,. -.Ia all" boca-of ...
..Juhlo ........... 1>otq atracOetl &.. IL
Tlelo DeN s-• oow • --... clllla. ~-weoldo be-or ·fanlllalltl .. .
The J-. arecl t1oe1r nmarltahlo I...S. Joow. ...,., -bOon oftea parted aa God .............
tlloy woald ba (LeY. 26:55-39, Datrt. 18:6'-
67). The •JIIOGil"l or tho peopla, .... tloolr
dllpenion .... the earth ..U.. traP> naolial·
Arabi and Tv.U i.a IUClClMtloa have pLI II
Jar.t'a aoeiml Jud.. but the e~ of
Paleotino by C.,...al Allenby in 1917i!:f tl:a
British occupadoo of the promi.ed ••
a dramatic tunt.ina point iD the hllccwy of
Jewry. Some twemy yean before eODtrol of
Paleatine Mel beea ~ from tile Twb.
the Zioailt Mo"tema.t emerpd. ha•i"' u kl
aim the reoonry: of Paleatine aa the home of
Jewiab people. Uader Dr. 'nleodor Henl the
firll Zioniat Conpesa wu eonvened In 1897
and money ftowed in from Jew• in aU countriM
for the Paleltine Foundation Fund, aDd thou·
uncia af Jewiah immigranta poured into Pal·
eatine until over 600,000 were back by 1948.
Now there are over two million there. After
World War 11, then earae the partition of
Pale.tine into a Jewith Stale and an Arab
atate, but no international tret.ty hat the riPt
to partition the land tinoe all of it ... siven
the Jewa in perpetuity. Tod.y, larHI it well
established. The tragody il thai the people of
Israel have returned to their land in unbelief
and without the uvinJ ltnow1edse of Chri.t,
the Anointed One, their Meaaiah.
Ourin1 the peal tribulation, Pa.Ie.tine will
be l1id wute asain and the Jewa ac.~ttered dur-
ing this time of Jacob's uouble, but when
Christ return~ to u.rth u ita rightful Lord and
King, all of larael wiD be bade in Zion to aa~ial
the King in His government of the nations.
Then, .. He lhall reign over the house or hcoh
forever" (Dan. 2:44; Luke 1:32,33 ). The
prHenl obligation of the true church made up
of regenerated Jews and Cattilea it to pray for
the peace of Jerusalem, for the openins of the
eyes of all orthodox. Jews to the Meatiah.ahip
of Jesua and to their need of His savins pace
and merey.
God's Hall of Fame
Your namt' may not 8JIPI·IH
down ht'rt'
In thi ~ world 's tiall of Fanu-.
In fact, you may be 10 unknown
Thai no ont' knows your
namt·.
~Has Noah's Ark Been Discovered?" "'We have been all night with God," cried 10me
salvationis:s 10 old Andrew Bonar; "'can't you see our
faces shine?" •Mo.sr:s wist not that his face shone, •
was the immediate ~ply.
The O!IC"ars h.-re may pau you
by.
And n~n li1ht• or blue;
But if you lovt' and serve lht'
Lord,
By Dr. lilly Jomes Horgis
(COioiTINUfD l"ltOM LAST WffKl
Perhaps. the most interestinjZ story
of all about the discoverv of Noah's
Ark was written by Cyd Shewchuk
and in ttle Mondav, January 27. issue
of the Colorado Springs Sun. It fol·
lows :
"ApproximatelY a mile down from
the summit of Turkeys· Mt, Ararat,
which is 17.2 10 feet hisrh. a sa iling
vessel lies wedged in a black {dirty)
ice !!lacier. II i~ believed by many
to he Noah's ark .
"h was first sighted by a Russian
aviator. Vladimar Rr>skovitsky. in
19 16. He and a fell ow nye r were mak-
ing a high altitude test night. He re-
ported the incident to his captain. who
in tum reoorted it to the Czar. The
Czar ordertd two companies or soldiers
to clifT'b Mt. Ararat. The ark wa.s
m~sured and photogiaphs were
tak,.n.
"Roskovitsky later h«ame an Amer·
ican citizen. In an article published in
Th~ Nnv Ed~rr. he said. 'A suhma·
rine? Nn. it wa.sn'L for it had stubby
masts, but the too was roundrod over
with onlv a nat catwalk about five feet
across down the length of it. Wllat
a strange craft, built as though the
desianer had unected the waves to
roll over the top mcnt of the Lime and
had entrineertd it to wa llow in the sea
lik e a IOJ . .
" 'We were surprited when we ,ot
(.:lose to it at the immense size of the
t"i'l<!', for it was as long as a city
block. It had been panly dismantled
on one ~ide near the (ront and on
the other side, there was a great door
nearlv 20 feet square. but with the
door t one . . .' .,
"lbt u.pedit)rln found that the ark
contained 'hundreds of small rooms
and some ven~ lar!le rooms with ceil-
in~.' AccordinA to reoorts. the ship
also contained cues with .,.rs, Animal
hair and straw were found inside.
'"Since the: orilinal 'iduinc. there
have been 187 others. Many uploren
have climbed the trexherous moun-
tain to eumine the lhip. Jn July,
1955, Femand Navam rteovered a
piece of wood that •as btlieved to be
from the shin. It wu c1rbon dated
•t the Univenitv of Madrid In Smin
and the University of Bordeau~~:. The
conc1ulion was that 'it is between
4.000 and S.OOO yan old and ia
ol the !;neap ol ...,., wood, die
-.I of wt.M:h the &;blc 1011 the art
••mtde.'
.. ,, ia believed that .. .... ...
""bedded ill an Icc CliP few 11a· na
ol ,..,. oo AI J ... or Llalo Atom.
M eattitqub 1ft 1140 p I I d I ... -.... _ .. ...,._ .. _ ............. ,....
A ... -(12S ... )ofJiii-.. -. ...... -.... -_.._ '
''"llltof liols--11•' ... ................. , ... tlllit•i PC f . '
CHR ISTIAN CRI..5ADE WEEK LY, Tulsa, Okla.
"Members of the Holy Ground Mis-
sion Olangjnz Center, 1 small reli-
Jious community in Palestine, Texu.
said th~v h.oll.-vro ;, i~ r>otlv ""f' nf
seven! biblical articles that must be
eArosed bero rc the Second Comin1
of Christ.
"The mission's first exprdition to the
vessel occurred in 1971 and culminated
in a fifth elpedition in 1974. Anoth4:r
trin is planned for the summer of thiS
year.
"Mt. Ararat is located on a penU.ala
of land between the Ruu.i.an and
Iranian borde~. According to missk>o
me:mbe!'l, it is a military reJion. The
location, the rugged ttrrain, and Tur-
key's internal wan have made climb-
ing the mountain diffiCult . Special per-
mission from the Turkish pemment
is also required .
"Mission members constantly study
the Kin g James version or the Bible
and take its contents literally. J'hc:ir
lives are led according to biblical defi-.
nitions of righteousness.
"Bobby Wocoh/ (Th~ name Woehl is
of Gennan origin, and Itt pronounces
it Wale.) and Jim McConnick, mem·
bers of the community, were in Colo-
rado Springs to show 11ides of one
exJ)edldon to the ark and to uplain
Noah's 'meuage of riahteousneu.'
"Woehl said, 'Nine yean aJe, we he·
p.n to studv the Scri"tures. We found
lhat certain thinp needed to be broudn
forth and restored before Jesus Christ
could retum to earth.'
"{Accordina to the Bible. the Second
CominJ will take place in about 14
years. said Woehl.)
.. AIOOOJ the artifacts that muse be
n:co'\lered. he said. a"' Noab's ark. the
Great P'yramtd. the Tower of Babel.
the oriJinal 10 cnm.randmc:nt IIC'fftCS..
and the art ot the covenant. 'The Red
Sci also nccdt 1o be dl'ldttd, satd
Woehl, for ehariocl and evidence thai
the Pbaraoh't a"'" w• drowned
-"en it pursued "the chUdrea of b-
rvl.'
"Mil-memben ltlid rhat tlloy
-tbe localioo ol the Tower ol
Babel. wtrich mwt be ael\'llled. and
111e eaac:t cayo • -re tlte art of rho
omen.ant tiel lllidden, n.e dine it BOt ,.. • .._.. .. ro. _.., .... lat-
ter. Aicf e •'11kJe member.
"To tills ...,l mloaloor --Oily -alrle ., ..... ..., ., pbooo-
,..... .... -.._ • -cnyoo. T1tis ,.,. tlllid w-. -bon ..,..
• 4fiPI a •• lhl ...., ln. dle ochar .... ., .. ____ """ ... -...... ,.,.., __
prwll'-.... dl llillll'.,., ~ .,, . " ............ . "Woo4r_ ... __ _
.. ..I I .... " I •• II pn-__ ....._Jt ...... : ,
M1CJ I I l:i Ice h Jk .. Gf,...
IIHJ. fir Ill& ........ ps ...
-lila ............. ~-·,
I
other antiquities to li1ht o ther than
the vesseL Mtssion members noticed
a series of steps built down the moun-
tain,ide. The toiPhest showed the rem-
nanl~ of a watchtnwer.
"'It was 10 Noah and his sons and
descendants could tell time and sea-
sons by the moon, sun, and stars,'
said Woehl.
" 'Nearby is an altar,' Woehl said. 'It
is the first stone altar hulh after Noah
came down (rom the art.'
"A Ia rae cave in the second step held
pouerv and other artifacta. Since an-
tiquities cannot: be removed from Tur-
key, the pottery was turned over to
the country. An e:w:oert in Turkey dated
the rmds at about the same time as the
sailinc veuel.
'1'be bottom step is believed by mis-
sion memben to he 1 burial around for
Pltriarchs.. said Woehl, who added they
believe Noah to be buried then.
.. In the MPon. 'there are hundreds
of atones with wrilint on them,' aaid
Woehl. Photographs of the larp stones
have been shown to an eapert at the
Cbic:a,o Jn~titute of· Lan,uaaes. 'He
cu't deciDher them.' aaid Woehl. He
ftOtcd that the tame symbols on the
stone~ hiVe been round on similar
tiOna in Africa, Soulb America, and
Me:r.ic:o.
"From the watchtower, mission
mcmben have photopaphcd buildlna
routedatloaa oo tho lalld beloor. They
oa1d tJeey believe it to be the lint clly
crated eher the flood and the oripn
ol...., -liYina k>day .
.. Mission ·membc:n do not solicit
fundt or publicize their community.
They tWWt with 'their hands. • They
c:hop wood, build houses, paint tbcm,
tear rhem down, dia sewer linea and
Kptic taaks. Their labor b free. II
people wiah to conuibute, it ia accepced
as a bleuiDJ.
.. At 1 result, mi11ton memben have
not been able lo provide for tcien-
tisu on their triJM. "We're amateur
a~; aaid Woehl, 'We're
lnterattd in Jeltina professionals. to ao 10 tbe foundations.' ..
J am not lltgatina that you believe:
cvuytl:lna deat .. have quoted rrvm
tJ.e three fttWI tc:Mtrea. but I am
uyina that it it tnOn tban 1 c:olncl--
-..... tho world ;, taiJdol sllout
die PQIIU(ble -'he:' the Arlt ol Noo11 .. 11ft. Allnt. Arlt of Nooll
-bo dlo"Joa. .. Jloplist ol our
tiae Q'YIIll •Uf••nmr -'"1nate .... ,
loriMert '''Cottf lflh.'"
T1tis Is duo -., pooclaloe ., duo _ _..._ ... .S.VIorls-laf ...... -... --.... -.. 11ooec1 CGr'1alf..., .,. •,.,...
,. '; Ill .. ... AM I till ..... of
Cllllol.. .n. .... , ra II M h1 • lila
• n 'G .t IJd I 0:11111• .....
•• , ;tlislt-r-~-~ -~--~~~ IJ al :fJ. .,.. a• ...... Zlfll! .. _, ............... .
Then, I h<tve news for you!
When Jesus has really taken ~on of us, we
oball ncx need to tell people so. Probobly we shall be
the last to count it so. But others will take knowledge
of us that we have been with him; and, instud of con·
ccntrating their attention on us, they will tum to
the source from which tbe transforming ndi'ance ~
ceedL
This Hall of Fame ia only 1ood
Aalonr aa lime a hall be:
But keep in mind. God'a Hall of
Fame
Ia for Eternity!
To ha\'f' your na~ inscribed up
there
h rreater. yes by far.
T han all the Halla of Fame
down here.
Christ mighty ir~ w (Gal.2:8). And t'very man· made alar.
'What we cannot do, he does through ua. Hudson
Taylor tells that at the beginning of hi& life he thought
he heard Christ saying. "I am going to evangdiu: in·
land China, and iF you will work with me, I will do it
through you.• He yielded himself to Chriat and Christ
has WTought efFectually through him to the founding
of the Otina Inland Miaion. This is the secret oE
succesaful work; not to toil for Christ, but ro open our
whole nature to him, that be may pour through it the
tides of his glorioua energy.
This aowd on earth they eoon
forgt't
The h.-roea of the: paal.
T hey cheu like mad until you
fall .
And that'a how lonr you last!
But God, He never does forret.
And in Hi• Hall o(Fame,
B y just belie:vint in Hi• Son.
lnKri~ you'll find your
name.
I teU you . friend, I wouldn't
trade
Chrm U..t;, .., (Gal. 2 :20). My name, however email .
"Do ,.,.. uk." aid Luther, •wbo li ... wlthml" I
answer, "Not Martin Luther, but Jmus Ouirt. • Gift
yourself up ro him without reterft, Let it be J"'Uf
one aim to aMtnct younelf from everythillg that
would be diogracelul to him, and thtOW OJ"" all d>e
aftnues of your bein~t: to his indwellinJd
That' a written there: beyond the
stars
In that ctiHtial Hall
For every famous name on earth
Or l'lory that they ahan:
I'd rather be an unknown here,
·And have my nam11 up there! ............... ~ "CHitiSTIAN IEACON. "CDLLI"GSWOOD, N.J.
TJ""'' I U
"Daaa You Love Gael?" •
"Don you love God? .. 1be quest~ rama tram
4 p.lr of tiny II~. ()ppc»ite aat • )'OU.OI m.n of
atrlklnc appnra.noe. '!bey were feUow-trave~ on
1 train. The ehJid sat on thl! mother's kMt. Four
houn thl! train had beHI roiUnc on, aftd tiM child
had beoen very wtnnln& In bet ilttle w.,.._lilpln&
aonp., llftlnl hl!r brt&ftt fae.; Uwft ta1Un1 Mdc
into tMr mothrt's arm~ aa lr to aa.y, "I am ~
~." For more than an hour thlia )'OUftl man Md
pU.)oed with twr and bla heart aeemed tatrty WCII\.
It ,.. tbue the Jot,Lmey •• almoet tftllirl&.
when for a liiDt the ~t faea won an air
of ltraft&e IOitmniQ'. M the train rolled to a IIOp,
llhe bent toward tbe J*oun& man and U.ped In lwr
ehlldllh voict, ~ J'O'I low Godf"
no. ........... --hutlly, bl ........ to h1l JWr. Ha looked. at the datad an •
aort of contuMd,. ltll'\lpl way and ltft Ute ear.
He hUI'T'IIIcl to M1 Mtel; but 1M UtU. ¥Olea ._..,
wtth taa It u RIM to ecN Ia ..._ Mut-;-~ ,....,..Godr
Sewn~ .., ~ -. •t h.n at tht ~
..,..,. Wl':[lfl..., ha ..... Mlrtll Oilt Ill Lb ....... .......... ,.t .............. " ... ..... 1111 ,. _,, Jut ..... Wit ....,.
,.,. ,.. • ..._.....,. IMt lli$Jit • nt:ts~o
~---t"Eia_ID_ tt lit...., .. -..,.,,.& .... at IIIIa .... .... _.n_..,.. .. _ ..... ., '
fte -.1 ......... .a& I f¢1 #1 ....... -.-.. -..... -.... -= ............................. ,? ____ ................ _
:" :'t:!l 7' \:m ...:. --:. ~.,...": ---·----.. =-"'· .. ~ "' a J • ,.._., •
..... -· 11 ............. ..
an .,...r," .replied the )'OUnl man wltll 4owncut .....
s.wral >'"1'1 lat«, he WM wa1Jdna on U.
1treet ol a Llr'lll dty whtn auddan)J h" .,.. en-,
counler'td a r.c. k»oktna down frocm the window i
of a handeame ~. In another ~t h" h&ftd ·
Will ,.,..... the doCJe1telJ, aftd ht .. 100ft ........ I
into tiM ,.... W'here at tbe 1a4J ol the ,.,_.,
"You wU1 -1117 lntnalon, • lea IIOld, "'ettt J ~ JIOt ... b)' alter .... , 701.1 -......,..,,
at tM wiitdow. J haw MYer forwott.-rau ..,..1
JOU!' little ..... wtlo "' to .. tba U'tlllt ... ttoa. t 'DoM )IOU low Oodt' Do JOUi .... l'alrt'" .
"Y-., I think I -lnd J'O'l ..... 10 ~ bJI:ar--·--t_,. ,..... ....... .. --Ia ...................... ...,)_ her, .... , ..
.... r.. ........... her ... b 0'1 •• .................. ~ ........... -..]¢ •• -·-·--=~·---..... ,......... --. ...... ......
UfWI ................ t ............. ..
........ 11ft-..... lllf' .. II ........ .. ...,... e n:e.t•• .. a.&IIWLl-
ot Oltlt..., ... -.. i I JO"'ft.. I ....... _, .-..-.... _ .. _
1 =r:.. .......... -
•
FJCTJTIOUI BIJSIQSS
NAME STATEMENT
T,. t>llowlnc per8011 la
dotiltiUU... I ll N"PC)rt
Audio S.nlce, 774 w. 19th
St., Coltl. U. 9Z&Z&: Jtm-
m.. Marcu1 Rllt.way D,
Ult bf&ert IC, Costa
Mea, Cattt. iis2e.
Tbl1 bQslDttl t. coMaeted
bJ an IQdbldUal.
SIP*t. Jlm Hathaway n.
Tbll statemtot was nJecS
wtth the County Clerk otOr-
ange County Oct. 24, 197!5.
Publl.sb: Oct. 30, Nof. 6,
13, 20, 19'75, tn tfle Newport
Harbor Enstp. F -49051
LIGAL MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowlng person ls
dolng business as: Heavy-
weights, 1717 E. Btlboa
Blvd., Balboa, cam. 92661:
Douglas M. Green, 1717 E.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa, Cal.
92661.
Thls buslnessis condUcted
by an lodividual.
Signed: Douglas M. Green.
This statement was nled
with the County Clerk ofOr-
aoge County Oct. 24, 1975.
Publish:· Oct. 30, Nov. 6,
13, 20, 1975, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -49050
·LIGAI, MOTJCI,
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person ts
doing business as: Con-
tlnental Llmlted, 16646
Sugarloaf St ., Fountain Val -
ley, Ca. 92708: Hober t
Charles McMabon, 16646
Suga rloaf St., Fountain Val-
ley, Ca. 92708.
This business Is condu,·ted
by an individual.
Signed: Robe rt Charles
Me Mabon.
This statement was Cil~.>d
with the County Clerk • !Or -
an~e County Oct. 10, 1 !l75.
Publish: Oct. 16, 23, 30,
Nov. 6, 1975, In the Newport
Ha rbor Ensign. F -48578
LIGAL MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEMENT
The following per son is
doing huslness as: c om -
puter ized Industr ial Rea lty,
Computer in d lndustrlal
Real Estate, and Compullst
RE>alty, Computlst Rea l Es-
tate, llOO Quail Street, tl OJ,
Newport Beach, Calli . 92660:
Worldwide Rea1J~1.Jqf,-.H®.
Quall Street.,,U~, ~rt
Beach, Calif. 92660.
Thls business ls conducted
by a corporation.
Corporation Name:
Worldwide Healty, Inc., Ron-
ald H. Henry, Pr es.
Thls st.at t"ment wa s !IIE.'d
with the County Clerk o!Or -
ange County Or t. 17, 1!175 .
Publish: Oct. 23, 30, Nov.
6, 13, 1975, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -48818
L!GAL N(}TIS-!
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEMENT
The rouowlng persons ar e
doing business as: Ray Mar
Enterpr ises, 6141 Orange
Ave,, •7, Cypress, Cal.
90630: Hay R. Maggi, 6141
Orange Ave., 11, Cypress,
Calli, 90630; Mary E.
Maggi, 6141 Orange Ave.,
n , Cypress, Calli. 90630.
This business i s cooducted
by a UmUed partnership.
Sicned: Ray R. Ma(gl,
Mary E. Maggi.
Tbis stltemeot was fUed
with t he County Cl erk ofOr-
. ange County Oct. 17, 19'75.
Publish: Oct. 23, 30, Nov.
6, 13, 1975, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -48817
L.HAL iiOTtcl
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowt.nr per100 Is
dol.ng business as: Interna-
ttooal Fllt•r Co., 1425-B
Village Way, Santa Ana. Ca.
92'705: Clean Rooms Coo-
strucUoo Co., Ink• (Cal.),
1425 VUlage Way,santaAna, ca. mos.
T his buiness Is eonducte4
by a corporation.
Corporattoo Na~: Cletn
Rooms Constn.c:UOD Co.,
Inc:., Boyd AIDe•, Prts.
Thll statameat ftl ttled
wUb tbt COGDtJ Clerk of Or-
ance COWltJ Oct. 14. 19'75.
Pllb111b~ ~t. ZS, 30, M".
&, 13, 1t75, ta the NtwpOrt
Harbor EnaJan. F -48653
LIULMO!\CI
LMAL·~
FICTITI()Uf ~
NAME IT AttWIHT
Tbe foltowtar perton~ are ~:-;~ii~;i~~F~ dotac buallle.. a.: Buuy : i
S.e Prodllct., 20201 Im-
~rlal CoYt Lo:J_ HUDt. Bch.,
Cal. 92146: WU1i¥n Let
Ford, 20201 lmptrlca.J Co••
Ln.., HDnt, Beb., Cal. 9U46;
Greer c. Belyea, 20201 lm-
perta.l Cote La., Hunt. Bch.,
Cal. 926«.
Thl1 biJ1lness Is conducted
by a geoeral partner ship.
Signed: wuuam L. Ford.
This statement was flied
wlth the County Clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 16, 1975.
Publish: Oct. 23, 30, Nov.
6, 13, 19'75, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f -48791
LIGAL MOTIC!
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA.ME STATEMENT
The foDowtng person Is
dolng bus~ess as: T rl
County Roofing Company,
418 Femleaf Ave., Corona
del Mar 92625: Theodore R.
DurnU, 418 Fer oleaf Ave.,
Corona del Mar , Ca. 92625.
This business Is conducted
by an (Mivldual.
Signed: Theodor£> 8. Dur-
nU.
This statement W3 S filed
with the County Clerk o!Or -
ange County Ort. 10, 197:J.
Publish: Oct. 16, 23, 30,
Nov. 6, 1975, in the Newport
Harbor Ensir n. F' -48~79
lEGAl NOTIC£
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followinli( per son Is
t:loln~t business as: F'ancr
Plants, 1525 MPsa Verde
Drive East, Costa Mesa, Ca.
92626: Leea leo Enterprist-s
Inc., (California), 20242
Deerval e l anP, lluntinl!tOII
Beach, Ca. 92646.
This l.iusiness Is "Ondul'tr 1
hy a <:orporntion.
Corporation i~,ame: 1 l'P-
alro Enterprises Inc·., Lor-
ane Lee, presidPnt.
This statement was filerl
with the County Clerk of Or -
ange County Oct. 10, 1975.
Pul.illsh: Oct. 16, 23, 30,
')v. 6, 1975, in the Newport
• r bor Ensign. F -4857-;'
lEGAl MOTIC!
FlCT ITIOUS fiL'SlNESS
NAME STATEME~T
, .... , , A-81461; .......
Too following pt>rson is
rtomg bu sinec;c: as: Village
Mana~ement Company,
15700 Irene Way, West-
minster, California 926!13·
Tony Nunez, 15700 !r elit>
W.;y, WPstminster, Call-
forrua 92683.
Thi s buc;in~>ss is conrJu,·tP<I
by an individua I.
Sijrnl;'(1: Tony Nunez.
This statement was £iler1
with the County ClHk o!Or -
angt> County Sept. 29, 1975 .
Attor ney or Bank or Agent
• Ch:t r tes G. Ewalrt, 522
S Sepulveda lllvrJ., S•11te 203,
Los 1\ngeles, Calif. !)()04~.
(213) 477 -553-t.
Publish: Oc t. 16, 23, 30,
Nov. 6, 1975, in the Newport
Harbo r Ensign. F -48190
L!GAL MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STAT£N£NT
Tbt followtac penou art
doinc buatneu as: Bob Olson
W&JleoterLoc, 1512Sereaade
Terrace, Coroaa dtl Mar,
Cal. 92825, OraQ(e County:
Alee s. Ramsay, 2300 Fair-
view, V -%05. Coata Mesa,
Calif. 92627; RQbert Wallace
Olsoo, 2300 Fatrvle• V-
205, Costa Mesa, Cal. 92627.
This business ls conducted
by a general pertnershlp.
Signed: Alec S. Ramsay.
This statement was filed
wlth the County Cler k orOr -
ange County Oc t. 31, 1975.
Publish: Nov. 6, 13, 20,
27, 1975, ln the Newport
Har bor Ensign. F -49274
lEGAL MOTICI
F'ICTrTIOUS BUSINESS
~AME STATEMENT
The following per son is
doing business as: Guaranty
Flnan('lal Ser vices at 4341
Bird• Street, Newport
Beach, Caltrornla: G~>neral
Electrk Cr edit Corpora -
tion, 3000 Sand Hill Road,
Meuto Park, California
34025.
f hls llusiness Is conrlur·tetl
by a corporation.
General Elertrlr C r~>dlt
Corporation, By: John A.
Sm ith.
This statement was !iled
with the County Clerk ofOr-
ange Counh, Ort. 10, 1975.
Publish: (kt. 30, Nov. 6,
13, 20, 197:}, In the NPwpor t
II a rloor Ensign. F -48564
LEGAL MOnCI
H<. TiTIOUS RUSe·JESS
'.AW. <;T,\TEMF~T
The !ollowln~t persons arE'
doing !Justness as: Newport
Engin~erln~. 2602 Vtst.a Dr.,
NPwport Hear·h, Calif. 92663:
Ronaltl FrPdPr it k Siegrist,
2fi02 VIsta Ur ., NPwport
BPat.·h, (a !if. 92663; Hruce
R. Yale, ilO N. Bust St.,
Anaheim, raW. n805.
This tJuslness Is contlucted
b} a general partnership.
S1gned: Rona lt1 1-Stt'grist.
Tilts statemE.'nt was hied
wtth tile County Clerk or Or -
an~ County Oct. 24, 1975 .
Publish: lkt. 30, ~ov. 6,
13, 20, 1~7:;, In the ~ewport
llarhor Ens1e:n 1--4!)()5 2
lEGAl HOTIC!
FICTTTIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST \ TE ME :-IT
Tht> followln~ pPrc;on Is
rlOtn!! t•usi.Iless as: Chrlsto-
plwr " Co. !lair Dt>slgn,
33 18 1-.. Coast Hwy., c. -
rona dPI Mar , Callf. :l262J:
~ sma lei Ooostma rt1, 33-18 E.
• oast Hwy ., Corona rl~>l Mar,
CaiH. '12625 .
Thl~ business ls conc1ucterl
tty an indlvh1ua I.
Si~n~>d: EsmaiE'I Doost -
ma rt1.
Thts statement was file<!
wit11 thP Count} Cler k ofOr -
an .• County Oct. 24, HY75.
P•Jhllsh: Ott. 30, Nov. 6,
13, 20, 1975, In thE' Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -49049
LEGAl NOTICE
nanctts and an appurt~>nant
non-excluslv~.> right to us~.>
the fa cllities 101·atf'rl on sa lc1
Lot 90.
Th~.> street ac1dress anc1
ott•er common d~>slgnation, t!
any, of th~> r eal property
c1~.>scrlbed above Is purpor t ed
to bf>: 305 En~.>ro, Nt'wport
BPach, California.
Th~ under slRTled Trustee
dlsclal ms an y liability for
any lnr orrcctness of the
str eet ac1dress anc1 other
common designation, If any,
shown herein.
Said sal e wUI be made, but
wtthout covenant or war-
r anty, express of Implied,
r egar dlng title, possessloo,
or encumbrances, to pey the
r emalnf.Dc principal sum or
tbe oote(s) secured by said
Oet"d or T rust, to w1t: $1 0,-
010.04, with Interest thtrt--
on, as pl"OVlded In said
note(s), ad~nc•s. ll any,
uDder the terms of said Deed
ot T rust, feu, ct.rps and
Pxpenses of the Trustee and
of the trusts created by said
OtedofTrut.
The bentfleaf1 ader Rid
Deed of TNit btfttofon
tDCUttd ... '*'la.r.cl to
tbt UDd rslcMd • •rthD
O.Ctara.tJ.oD o1 Dttull ud
Oemud tor Saae, uda Wrtt-
tea Notte. ol Detlelt ud
EltctJOa to Sell. Tbt 11111111'·
slped cao.Md a.ld Notk.e
of Oeea.oJt aDCI EltcUaD to
StU to be rtcOral Ia tbl
eOIMltJ when tM Nl ptaip-
•111 .. loc:at.cl Ott• Oe ... r 1..., lf7S
TOPA CAPIT~ COL
PORA~ u IIIII TN-
t • ., cut ~. _......
Alii._ VIM PrMU d.
~·· Ml '* oet. a. e, tm. 11
Hattm hiiiL
F1CTmous BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEICENT
Tbe toUwtAc per~ la dotal bftlbess u : Crown
Coroqa dtl Mar Hardware
aDCI Paint, 31(17 £. Cout
Htcrnray, Coroaa dt"J Mar,
Callf. 9!8!5: Jelf M. Sclal-
leJ.o, 18-t5 Port ~Pl.,
Newport B•eh, Cal. 92660.
This bust.oeu is conducted
by an t.ncUYtdual.
Sign~: Jeff M. SchaJJeln.
Tbls statement was filed
with the County Clerk o!Or -
ange County Oct, 31, 1975.
Publish: Nov. 6, 13, 20,
27, 1975, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -49273
LIGALMOnCI
ORDINANCE NO. 1643
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDING SECTION 12.-
24.045 OF THE NEWPORT
BE ACH MUNICI PA L CODE
TO ESTABLISH A SPEED
LIMIT ON CAMPUS DRIVE
FROM Mac ARTHUR SOU-
LEVARD TO JAMBOREF
BOULEVA RD
The City Counr ll of the
City of NPwpor t Bearh TXH '>
ORDAIN as follows:
SECTlON 1. Se~tion 12.-
24.045 of the Newport APa• II
Munlrlpa l Code Is am~>nrll'd
to rearJ:
''12.24.045. PRIMA ~A
CIE SPEF.D LIMIT-FOHTY-
FIVE MILES PEH IIOliH
T he prima racle spePd llmtt
on the following na mP<l
streets orparts thereofc;hall
bE.' forty-rive mliPS P"l
hour.
ThP easter !} OnP-half or
Campuc; DnvE' trorn Brt"tol
Stret"t to MacArthu r Roui P-
va rt1.
Campus Dnve frtJH. \1:1 -
Arthur Boulevar t1 to fap
hor ee Boulpvartl.''
SECTIO~ 2. Ttus Or 1t-
nance shall be put•l lstw 1
on('e in the cffi• n I n~>ws
pap£>r of the \tty. 1nrt t t~ ...
same sha II bP effp•·ttve thtr -
ty (30) rtays after thr tlat ·
of Its at1option.
This Orrlinan,·P w·ts •·.
trodu,'er1 at a r~.>I!Ul:lr n.f'Pt-
In~: of t he City Coun•·il 0!
the C tty of :'-1 ewpc:H I Ue.t 11
helrl on lht> 14th rJa \ of (I. -
Iober. 1')'i:i, anr1 wa -; adopt -
ed on thP 28th •LJ.v of '' •
tober , 197\ l·~ tltP ffllluwtr ••
vote, to w1 t:
.-\\ ES, \()1.::\IIL ~It:'>: \I -
Innis, Dostal, ~art Pt',
Kuehn, Ho~Prs, fl, l..nrr,
StoT~.
!'IOES, COL''Ii\11 MF\: :\1)11".
ABSE:'-IT COl'~( II ~~F •:
None.
Donald A \1• Innis
Mavor
ATTEST:
I .wrd Lagtos
Cit\ rJerk
Publish: ~ov. 1 t:•-;•,, 111
th£> Newpor t Hart10r F nsllyn.
LEGAl HOTIC!
'iOTir E
OF Tl l:STE"!: 'S .:;All
~o. r s ~~ ,
On Mont1ay, :--Jovernt.er ~4.
19-;''i, at ll:OO o'•lod; :1 :\1
at the entran,.e to !.uti hn.._
at 1515 Wt<St' lift nnw m
the Ci.t y of ~Hport I . 1 1.
Calt!ornla, C A PIT o\l \I -
LIA~CF r flHPl•F A fill'\, :~c;
trustPe und~>r tt.. [l,,.. 1 or
Trust P~erutPoil h1 t.~·rkiO~
D~.>veloplll~"nl r '·· lt. . . I
corpora tion, r e('ordP<I Au -
~ust 5, 1971.1, tn Rook 11~i:!,
page 1541 of Clfft• tal H<-•-
OM S In tl1e offi• P of t 'll'
H?rort1f'r ()f <'tranc1 •unt1.
California, an<! t \ r<>:~c;,l:
of rl£>fault tn the p.q 11 ' 111
or performan• r of ohlr.:.t-
tlons se"ur<>ti '''•?r ... t , tll -
cludlng the lrrea• 11 or lt·-
fault, noti('t' or whl· h ~·.)c;
recorcJNI Jul} 1-;, l 'l7 :, 1n
Rook 11460, pai!P 283 or
said Official Recorrls. will
sell at pobllr audion for
cash, wlthout warrantv :1 c; to
Utle, possession. or in-
cumbrances, the intt>r~.>st
coony£'d to sa it1 TrustPI'
by said £X>ed of Trust IJ•
property situate In thl.' II>
of Newport Beach, Count\
or Oraare, Stat@ of C:lli-
fornta, descr ibed as l ots
10'76 and 10'77 of T nrt ~o.
907, ln th~ c tty of ~eo,a:.
po~ R«ach, as shown on ~
map thereof rerordfid tn
Book 28, Pages 25 to JG
Inclusive, Mlsc£>llaneous
Maps, records of said Or-anre COWlty, also known .as
200 VIa Barcelona, Nf'"'·
port Beach, CA., for the
purpo51 of payln( obll~
t1oo5 ,.cured by said !)ee(1
o1 Trust, lDcl\ldlng r~s.
etarps, a.DC2 expenses of
tbe TnastH. 10ms elll)endflld
UdU tbt terms t.btreof, tn-
tllnlt thtrtOO. and $119,-
M? .U Ill ._ld prtnrt.pa I
ol tal DOte t~teand thtrt-
'J, lll&anst rwn at
tM roe o1 u.~ per~
From the Police Blotter
• WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1'
Douctu Howard Bee~. 471
of 461 Santa Ana Ave., Ntw-
port fltl,hts, was charred
wlth publlc loto~ti~Uon at
9:30 p.m. at 2&07 Nl'wport
Bl vd., Wt"st Newport ••••
A ~amen and lens valued
at $360 were stoi~>n from
I{Onald Mar ley's gym lcx·ker
at COM high school twtween
1:45 and 2:45 p.m •.•. Jonn
Stancln, 59, of 303-D Mu-
guerlte, Corona riel Mar,
heard noises In his llvlng
room 11 2·10 l.rn., t11rn,..r1
on thP li~htc;, 1n· I !nuucl 1
man Jbr>ut 2'i, • -li. l ,:;,
hit11I11{ llE'hlll•l :. c urt.alll, a111J
rJ rovP thf; rnan :t'-'3) dt~r ..
stru~~ 1~>, Nltt'·t• u. IJI'It~l lut
tln1 tl,l' lntrU·I• I ~1II1 J IJ:llr
an•1 \1r c;. ~tan "' thto" tnv
a , hair thro•J.:I a pl.d• ~las~
WlltiO-', I:IJUr n "• 'l<iJ:•~> ·t,
who ti•Ph r l't J ~. , ' • • • I hf-
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nan• P c;t13ll t , puhll ~I1N.I
onrp In lhP v(fi• t31 II!> 4't;-
papt r of tht• ,~ 11;. ani! 1111
S.iltiP c;h:\11 !liP Pfti>• tlVt' ftJ!r.
t } (30) b)S all£ r thP ri.Hr
ot Its atl"PtiOn.
Thts Ort1hnn<"P was ln·
troducNJ at 1 r ulu mt•t -
ln~ of tht C"'ty CourK'U of
tbe City of NPwport RM c h
h@Jd on tilt 14th 1 of Oc-
tt'lbtr. t !!,5, and was actopt.
t<1 o· thf t h '1 of Oc -
totw-r, ttn!'l, by tt .. follmn
•ott , to wit.:
A Yf:S, COU ' ll:M£~: Wc-
lnnl$. Doa:al. Barrttt..
Ku Rogu,, Rr,llott,
Sto~.
N ,COU Cl N: .
A r.ou 11 ~~:
N
rllnls
... l 71, lA
rtor En
on Coast Bwy. Dllr tM Saa-
ta Atu Rlur • • • A pomp,
motor lJ)d acceuorles, nJ-
ued at $2'78, were stolen
rrom Amtes Mlg. Co., 8?1
Production Pl., West Sid~.>,
between 8:30 p.m. Oct. 16
and 8 a.m. Oct. 17 ••• A
$2,500 display SliD for •• Al-
ex:ande r's Banana," the bar
tn thP Sheraton Newport Ho-
tel, 4545 MacArthur, Alr-
ttort area, was stolen from
out side the barroom door
lrPtw~n 11 a.m. and 9 p.m.
• SATURDA Y, OCT. 18
Moise lie Medeor ts, 47, of
127 62nd, :-lewport Shor l's,
was ar r ested at 7:30 p.ru.
tn tr.~ 300 lllock of 62nrl and
114 rget:l with drunken dls-
ortiPrl} conduct ••• Samuel
JosPph Stnger. 41, or 480
fiZnd, ~ewport Shores, was 1'ha rl!e1 with mlsdemeaJlllr
I riving undt>r tl~ lnfluenr e
J f f1ru~s lt 12: IS p. "'· at
T U'itHI and Coast Hwy., Mar-
tr•~"rs ~1tiP ... Jan!• e I ynne
I <•He}, 1 '1, of 2165 V tsta
F tttra.1a. lhf> Bluffs, was
t•ar:Kl witll shopltltltl;1 at
' 11J ~·.rr•. at P£>nnPy's L,~h
I•JI 1-Jart•t torP ..• Mit t.a .. •
' 111 l.'ol'''• 21, of B3:i s"'"'
Ill, -;~"wpo rl llt'ill:hts, W..t')
h:J r:;ed with poss~>ssion of
• IJ:lt roi!P1 sut.tst.anct-.1o'lot>11
; ••II arrestPd llfu, at ll ·:t
.• "' c:::.,ac;hor~>, W~.>st :-,, \1-
P~ •. II 8:·,:, 1 .n ., Jr,•ll •' -
I I (pp fiCIIJSIOil Jr.,":! I
Ti r low"r, Costa \lPsa, •::1
. ~l fi.'"1 J.ltl. 012rljU<!ICJf10~
.; .. c;qon • • . Ia kc;nn fl, tn.
rt 'P•rl<>lt, 20, was Ita n.~· 1
Itt' UltJVatlni.' mariJU'II t
"'I poJt~~ arr~><;(P•! t)j. I
3 I u . at hiS hon ..-, t I J •
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MIKE FIELDS T~KES
LAW PATROL CRUISE
Wtl'e Ch&f«td ritJ\ posses-
liOn of marl~aDJ at 10 p.tn.
at 3295 Npwport Blvd., Wf"!tt
N~wport .•. Mlchat-1 Paul
Ha1apotf 01, 216 ~ui:Jy Av~ ••
Balbol ls1antl, was arr10sted
at 3:40p.m. at his home on
a H.arbor Dtstri<"t Court wa r-
rant tharglng !allur e to ap-
pea r on a Vi!hlrle rode vlo-
latlon . . ~llan Lo•·hlan
Plnkertrm, 21, of Uayslt1e
VillaRI', 300 F.< uast llwy.,
WJs arrPste<l .t IO:l :J p.m.
at F .. stl•lttff anti V1sta <11"1
C>ro, tltP RI•1U~, and • hari•t'tl
With OJI<;fiPIII Pa nor firunk
t1 rlvtn., . ._,Julllt-r.r \ 1 a!>-
e}', 47. or 2228 Paclit• llr .,
Corona 1~1 M If, wa c; h.1rl!o>1
Wtlh 11 ts•1.-r .-annr •lrunk
tlriVII!¥ Jt I I I 1··" • fJn Ma ~ ~
Arthur n• 1 r S 111 Jr;aQ•Jih
Hills R•L . P llrtt-k 1\, 1111>11
HuPt>nf'r, ' , •I • 112 \\
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rost1 MPsa, has been named
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N.B. COMPANY BUY S
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SoMETHiNG ABOUT
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171\ COAST MWY., QUIOMA 01&.
Pirates aim to
cinch title tie
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WANT A CONDOMINIUM
FIT FOR ROYALTY?
SEE BIG CANYON!
Tbt Buc1 eater U. em-WMtt, wbo leadl ~ coa-
ttlt wttb a perfed 8-0 ,..._ ftnoce tD Pl•"ncwttbl,lSl
aoo record aDd a .e .. o Soatll Jl.~ became p. ..ooad
Coast slate. Tbe llouotte1 IMdiDc ..... r ID OCC bla-
are 1-6 for tbe Y•r &Dd tory by oornpltUDc I oat of
1-Z 1D the COllfereoce. Tbey 15 touea 6)r 100 JU'dii.Dd
were blitsed 33-te by Ful-1 touctdowa. Hla I ....,.
lertoo College Saturday. pu"nc total 11 DOW I,Sle
Tbe Pirates, ru.tec1 No. 1Udl: and 18 TDI.
CIIEYEIIIIES "MOTOR" OFFENSE ..U up -eld
bloeb dlar1D& 1ut Saturday's SJ-0 rout of tbe 'GardtD
Grewe Jell at Coroaa del Mar bleb .:bool. Tbe Chi)'-
...._ wbo b&YI 1o1t oolJ one 1-.,ue p.me tbla: sa--.
wW play tD tbe Harbor Bowl at Dnidpt Field NoY. 15
ap.IDot llle Coola Ilea Coolpra. Tbe Cboy.,... play ID
tbt Clla1e Dtfialca tor II lDd 9 Y•r olds ill the Jr. All-
America !ootbtll PI'Oiram. (Cheyenne pboto.}
N.B. GIRLS FLAG
FOOTBALL SCOIRE
Call the head coachman at
675-6060
1 In tbe nation. ~of Close to 9,000 tau wen
touch Cerritos last Saturday oo bud to watcb OCC ICOn
at Cerritos stadium, 28-1. oo tbl ftr.t drtn of tbe
DIVISION C
' (Srd Ud 4tb rndto)
Newport Hellbts U, MarlD-
ers 0. Hattback Too.y Accomando game. Aecom&Ddo capped ..--liiiiiiiiE'i;Aijj;s'-----...... tl»e 47 yard effort w1tb a ' 2 yard blast tor tbe .:ore.
The Pin.tea made tt 14-0
wheo defensln bl.cll: Mark
Modes pJcted oft a Jim Coo-
ley pass aDd n eed 41 yards
for the TO.
Cheyennes going to Bowl DIVISION 8
(5th Ud 6111 rradu)
Helcbts Hultlera 6, Eut-
blutr Blltsera 0. NRRIOR
COURTS PlAYABlE NOW
•
HAIIOR AREAS NEWEST
I'IIYATI FACIUTY
•
MINIMUM tlltiiERSHII'S
STILL A Y AII..ULI
•
CHARTER MEWIERSHII'S $500
•
IIGULAR WIMIERSHII' $150
•
MONTHLY DUES $25
642-2000
CALL MOW
Cerrltos scored early 1n
the secood period. but the
Pirates took the ensu!Dg
kic koff aod drove 70 yards
for another touct.sown. Ac-
comando caught a 16 Jl.rd
pass from White tor the
score. Tbe floal Pirate tally
came' ln the 4th QUarter oo
Accomando's 2 yard rush.
Tbe Newport Cbeyeoaes
8U'IIed a berth ID tbe Jr.
Ali-Amerlea Harbor Bowl
by blank:tng tbe East Garden
Grote Jets 33-0 Saturday
at tbe Corona del Mar ltigh
scbool.
The Clinic Dh1.s1011 (8-9
year old} youngsters wUI
meet tbe Costa Mesa Cobras
NoY.15 1n the aruuaiHarbor
Bowl at Dafi<laoo Field,
other Newport teams
fared badly Saturday, as the
MESA STIU HAS CHANCE
Costa Mea's Mustangs,
the only Harbor Area team
that still has a shot at tbe
CIF hlgb school roott.u
playoffs, wm tangle tonight,
Nov. 6, wUh Santa Ana, the
team they must replace lD
the Century League runner -
up spot to get lnto the play-
offs.
A Mu stang win would give
them aDd the Saints Identical
4-2 marks. vma Park, oow
3-1, play!l lMgue leadlllg
El Modena Frlday night, and
the Mustangs wlll be root-
Ing Cor El Modena to tbrow
the nanner-up spot toto a
3 way tie with ~st a week
to ...
Elsewhere lD the Century
League, Corona del Mar's
struggling Sea Kings play
a Saturday D.lght pme at
Tusttn. aod Estancla plays
F rldaJ night at Magnolia.
Newport Harbor wUI host
Westminster Friday night at
Davtdsoa Field 1n a Sunset
League tUt.
Last week-end, Santa Ana
toocted Estancia from CIF
contention, coming back
from a U-0 deficit to win
15-14 on a last minute tleld
goal. Costa Mesa stayed in
the playoff picture ~lth a
21-7 triumph over Tustin.
Corona del Mar, showing
an lmprovlng offense, con-
tinued to be plagued by a
leaky dafense as the Sea
Kings fell 37-21 to El Mo-
dena. Newport Harbor won
its 2nd league game tor the
season, downing Western, 24
to 20.
E~J~.IGN CLASSIFIED ADS
Steve Foley scored three
touchdown s ill the Newport
win, rolllng up 195 yar ds in
21 carries. His scoring runs
of 3 and 32 yards 1n the
!Jrst haU we re eclipsed by
hts 56 yard scamper 12te
in the 3rd quarter to put the
game out of reach at 24 to
14. Western scored late in
o SERVICES
GLEN'S GARiJENING -and
Cleanup Service, Reason-
able ntes. Good refer-
ences. Call 673.2007 after
5 p.m.
. • IE AU TY SALON
~~,
BEAUTY NOOK
27 32 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone 644· 7336
o PLUMIIIHC & HEATING
Just Plumbing
& Heating
Water Heaters, Disposals,
Drains, Faucets, Copper
Re-plpes. Same reasonable
prices, day, night or week-
ends!
JUST PLUMBING
Telephone: 642-4111
Ucense No. 300948
o REAL ESTATE
~~~~~~;~;~~ SAN CLEMENTE • priced • ror quick salel One block
to best beach. Oceaovtew,
pool, 2 bedrooms, den,
1·1/2 baths, fireplace.
May we suggest a
Christmas layaway plan
'420 E. 17TH, COSTA MESA
646-7706 -646-6855
• DRY CLEANING
DIMMITT
/J ... ;J.a._
ct'C'Etml
Fin~st quality -Y clr.ming
on tbc pr cmiu:.,
•
Sdf-wrvic~ laundry
Alt' new -latest modd
Fri~dair-e washer~ a200 E. Cout Hw y .. CDM
Phone: 673-9605
'LDWEIII ,OR
.-&.L oc:cASIONI
IhM•rl Tosh.
JILOIUfTIIJ
"1~11 ....... .,. -·· ,, ......
Lush carpeting through-
out Space for trailer and
boat, $59,900. 492.4288.
o HELP WAH TED •
A MERRY CHRISTMAS is'
assured from e:rcellent
earnings selling Watkins.
Ave rage $2-$5 hourly
from start. Dept, 10, Wat-
kins Products, Inc., Win-
ona, Minnesota 55987.
.• Los·f~!!D F.OU!iP
LOOT ocx:; -Small male
collie (Sheltle). Tan and
white. Lost 1n Bluffs area
Oc tober 29. Reward. Call
640-1374.
o IIAIIHI NAIDWAII
Call in Yo11r Wont Ad
to the En1i9n:
673-0550
~.:-;~:;-;R;;E;;H:;;T----·I the gamP to make It close.
Go rdon .dams conoected on --~~-----"1 6 of12 1sses Cor 109 yards
UNFURNISHED GARAGE and Scott Lohman kicked a
APT. oo quiet street lD 38 yard Oeld goal in th e
Corona del Mar; 2 bed-200 quarter •
rooms, 2 baths, nre-Costa Mesa's Dan Dudd.
place. Newly decorated. ridge also put on a ooe man
Available now. $295 sllow, rushing for 111 yards
month, Vogel Co. Real-ln 16 carries, scoring a
tors. 548.9346. key touchdown, and booting
;o FOR SALE.
A.KIT A PUPPIES -wond er-
rut, quiet, lovtnc protec.
Uon . A.K.C. regtsteroo.
All beaattrul puwles. 1-
532-5154.
SHEPHERD pup-
pies, A.K.C. registered.
E:rcellent tempen.ment,
F11Uy guaranteed. Call
534...6846.
o CHIROPRACTOR
wdu••
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.......... _IHTMIINT ON .. ¥
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3 extn. points as the Mus-
tangs rolled over Tustin 21
to 7, With the game Ued
7-7 in the 4th quarter, the
junior fullback skirted right
end l1ld ran away from ev-
erybody on a 53 scoring run.
Dave MoUiea put Costa
Mesa oo the scoreboard In
the 3rd quarter, picking off
a TustiD pass aod running
U back 33 yards for a TO.
The nrst hall had been
scoreless. After Tustin
came back to tie, Dudd-
rldge put tbe Mesans back
on top, and Dan Valentine
went 4 yards oo the game's
last play to put frosting on
tbe Yictory eake.
Corooa del Mar, against
one of tbe toughest prep
squads in tbe COWity, let
El Modena cet abead 24-7
by halt-time, and couldn't
eatch qp. Rob Elsoo's 15
yard scorlDe run ln tbe 2nd
Quarter brought tbe Kiuea
back to a 14-7 deftclt. 1D
lbe Srd period, Elooo got
loose 6>r 24 Jll"ds to set
liP a S Jl.rd TO run by
SpJI'O Kemble, &Dd Gary
Glliii>Ho, 1rbo ,.. piqued
all Dlcllt bJ IDier-u,
btl GNC Nt't'llle oo a 41
yard -play lor llle !IDal COM .ICON.
Coogan 1061 25-0 to tbe
Cerritos Gold Honets, the
Commandos were blanked 27
to 0 by tile Mission Vteto
Matadors, the Cowboys
drolped a 19-0 dectaioo to
the Santa Ana Demoos, the
Coronas lost 19-0 to the
Orange Steelers, and tbe
Kathy's Klllers 15, CYC Su-
perstars 0.
Mariners Ftc Newtons Z!,
Channel Tnckera 0.
DIVISION A
(7th aod 8lb grades)
Peninsula Hustlers U, East-
blllff Bullets 0. • • • Corsairs also dropped a 19 THIS SATURDAY
to 0 game to the J"llle Jets. OIVJSION C
The Cheyenoes'htghscor-Newport Heights vs. CYC tna: ''motor" offense ran up Bombers, 2 p.m.
all 33 points In the tlrst DIVISION 8
half, and the wbole team He&&hts Hustlers vs. Katby's
got a chance to play the Killers, 1 p.m.
second half. Mariners Fig Newtoos YS,
Coaches gave specialcre-CYC Superstars, 1 p.m.
dlt to linemen "Grubber" Eastbluf1 Blltr.ers •s. Chan-
Gardner, "Iron" Orr, "Bam nel Truckers,! p.m •
Bam" Barnes, "Mean John" DrYISION A
Morrow, "Semi" Browning, Peninsula Hustlers n.Mar-
"Truck" Dodge and "Grind-lners Crickets, 3 p.m.
er" Gay, who opeoed big
holes for "Nalls" WUker-OCC SA.ILIHG CREW
son, "Oazr.Un' Don" Pryor, IS PODOLAK WIHH E R
"Terrible" Terry, ''Chat. c U Tbe Orange c.st Co ege ter" Sennes, and "Moose" satll.ng team, compettnr for Pridemore. the nrst time 1D OCC's 10
Quarterback "Teo Cent" meter yacht, Sally, won tbe
Nichol engineered 5 touch-Walter Podolak memortal
down drives, Including ODe reptta held Nov. 1-! ott
53 yard drive In which he Newport Pier.
called his own plays. Sally ftnlshed with a 3-1
Defensl•e Coach Terry record, Ued wtth Branta,
Sargent praised "zero" de-but was awarded the cup
rense teammates '•Brick" by virtue of a • miDUti
Ver Valen, "Krunch" Kot. victory over Bnnta.
vlsto, "C ............ r" Chylnus, ,...._..., Bruce Ayres sldppered "The Sting" Scalzo, "Nalls" OCC 's 7 man bc».t. The crew Wilkerson, '•Steam Roller" included 0oo Ayres, Toay
Roelle and ''Moose" Pride-wattson, Jeff Stone, Jete;
more. "'WeiSs,' Al Clark and Robin
This Saturday, the Cbey-Sodm:J;·--I 1
}ennes meet the Westmlllster
Patriots at 11 a.m. at West-JIW. CARSON WINS
minster high school. The IN RACQUETBALL
Cougars meet the Los Ala· Costa Mesa's Jim Carson
mllos Bulldogs at 2 p.m., swept tllrougb tbe opeo dl-
the Commandos play the vision wltbout a loss to eap.
GardE'fl Grove Jets at 11, ture the top prise in tbe
the Coronas take on the Hunt-state ootdoor st.nrles rac-
lnglon Beach Broocos at 1, quetball tourney held Nov.
and the Corsairs tackle the 1_2 at OrangeCo&stCollqe.
Placentia -Yorba Linda Carson, seeded 2Dd In the
Stlngrays at 3, aU at Co-open division, beat No. 1
rooa de l Mar high. TheCow-seed Rick Kosaler 21-17,
boys play at the Tri-Cutes 21_20 ln the ftnals.
Lions at 6 p.m.
LEGAL MOnel
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlr~~ person ls
doing business as: A1ton
Pharmacy, successor to
Erlka Pharmacy, 17032
Murphy, J"tne, Ca. 92705:
Carl W, Grodacb Jr., 117
Via Dljxl, Newport Bch.,
Ca. 92663.
This business 1s cooduct-
ed by an lodl•ldual. Signed:
Carl W. Grodach Jr.
This statement was nted
with the County Clerk of Or-
ange County NoY. 3, 1975.
Publish: Nov. 8, IS, 20,
27 , 19'75, 1D the Newport
Harbor Ensl(n. F -49508
LIGAL MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUS~
NAME STATEMENT 1 The followtne persooa are
dol.nc bustnen u: Cheaper
by tbe Coupoo, 21671 Brut&
Clr,, Hunttnetoo Bcb., CalU.
92646: Karen Gall IGlem,
21671 Bn.nta Clr,, H. Bch.,
CaiU. gz646; Jaqalllne Wat-
ers, 11941 Blupte La., Huot.
Bch., CaW. 92649,
Tbls buslDess Ia coodacl-
ed by a general part:DershJp.
Sl(Ded.: Kareo Kllem,
This statement na ftled
with tbe County Clerk of Or-
County Nov. 3, 19'75,
Nov. 6, lS, zo,
1n the Newport
F-49117
CoRoNA DEL MAR JEWEL
sUperb location steps from the
beach. Exquisite two bedroom-den
home totally paneled. New carpet·
ing. Perfect for the sophisticated
family. $115,000.
"--co.
644-1766
White Sails
From White Sails.
There's an ocean and bay view from
the L.R. and kitchen of this
charming home on ·a large corner lot
in Harbor View Hills. Huge rear
yard island kitchen. 3br, 2ba, !pice,
lots 'or Spanish tile flooring, fee
simple. $115,000.
Waterfront Rental
Lovely furnished home on a seldom
used beach with a viewoftbe Harbor
ealrance and the bay. Located on
fabulous Bay si de Drive.
Housekeeper an-d gardener
U..,iucled. $1,250 per DIOI1Ih.
REALTORS
Z"SL~HwJ.C•ua .. _ .., ... ,-........... ~-lt44"
67).4400
-*******-**.****• IUIDUTIAL AID IICOIE PIO;EITIU
---lO IETTU lUTE YOIII .iUDII
Rachelle Robers, Realtor • 3535 ~ · 0a zli ._.. • .,
-~ del Mar 675-2375 .• ;:;; •• ****'****• 'I T I I 1"1 1. -
··'·•'·=············ . ·IIlLI IAUJ RtPOIT · ..
Uatt .it .. lor Stpteaahr ~
till I'IJaple U ... ~
lftwpod llal'bor-Colla "•• 8oal'd otR•~ .-~ $1t,aa.ua. . . .
J.iU t••·· ...... pncllllifail"!" 1111 a. 1nt " .,.. .. a1 ma. a1 •!dell ...... -.. , ........
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$165,009
OR • • ;
Twtn 4aplUM eacb CC1fttatac a I bedr n•,
3 batb aDd a I btdloom, I bltb .U • •• ffni*CM,
loU of clo.t • •nee lllf.et, pMio • deck.
OMLY ~$~\l~,ooo.IACH
OR· • •
Two 2 bedroom, 2 batb alta wD tlluaCMr.
Only four blocu to ocean. Ttme to aet oa •
barpln at $94,500.
OR • • .· •
Cute ooe bec1room ..... aDd I bedroom pnp
apartment wlt.b a WU. n.w.
$82,500
MOBILE HOME ' I
OCEAN VIEW -S bedroom-, ftnplace, PI
barbeque, aDd mlllJ otber Idee tldlp for comfort-
able Uvtnc.
$34,990.
~,-Jf-;-. ;·:· ~~: ,· .. * ~~ -I• _,.. '--• I
From the sunny entry to tbt reer•Hoo ara aDd
poot_ this 1s a sheer de1Jcbtf 4 bedroom, S batu,
on FEE land 1D exclushe lr?!De Terrace.
Choice Rentals
.10:.iES A!o40 APART'AENTS UHFU~ISHEO
AHO IM.'tifOI ATELY AVAILAaL!. • * 6ri-ml * ~.
3637 •• c.ut ~
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HALF-ACRE ESTATE
lmmacalatt B bed.roOIIl McBt W'D ll.qt eoldllt-
able famUy room o.er~ooa:t~~ pnftnll•l 1111111· 1C11*1 POOL J'&rd. ..._..,,. ud ctty .._. .-
from rar balooaJ. $141,to0. Pula .....,, M1-
eaas. (ell)
PRIVATE BEACHES
S.llde coltqt wttb room to crow. Great poten-
tial. Escell•t IDYestmeot. Located to Baysbores
eommaalty wttb prlnte belebes. Tbe prtce is
ODlJ $17,500.
FEEL FREE TO CALL US FOR ANY MORE
INFORMATION.
call 673-85 so
-:-HE REAL EST/\TERS
IIIIMIIUIIITI., C.IOMA DIL MAl·~-
NEWEST USTING
MESA VElD£
OPEN TIIJAY 1-5
1947 KILLDEER CIRCLE
$74.900
Popular one story Pacesetter Home.
squeeky clean, 4br plus fam rm on
quiet .. child safe" cul-de-sac.
Towering shade trees, poolsized lot.
like new carpets plus fresh paint (in &
out) makes this home the area's best
yalue.
HASTINGS & CO ••
Realtors
.... ,40-IMthf•l• I J •.. ,.,, .... " ....
BALBOA ·PENINSULA
and Bay Ave., TOO!
Tbta eutom bullt duplex is being offered tot
llllt by tbl ortctnai owner.
Tbe comer loeatloo offers a riew of tbe bey
ud ta wtthln walklDc cUsta.oce of stq>a, ferry,
.te. Qaal1tJ eoostruetlon throughOUt and sensibly
prtetd at
$97,500
coast
am to•~·
301 E. BALBOA BLVD., BALBO•
673-5410
HARBOR VIEW HOME
NEWPORT
ISLAND
Super extra large
waterfront euatom
home. S Bedrooms, 3
baths. 3 car garage and
50' on the water with pier
ana slip. ~ Sq .. ft. of
luxury living for tbe dis·
criminating buyer.
$280,000
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EXCLUSIVE
CLASSIC
UNIQUE CONTEMPORARY
VALLEY REALTY
PRESEMTS
Harbor View Estate
$148,000
Eate UTtlc ta bWs ol Corooa del Uar. Race
lot wttla IGMlJ pool aDd jaellUL
This 6 bidloom. flmilJ room home ls perfect
t>r tbe -,.. fluDUy.
n
. c••7~7225
PRIVATE POOL
2 Bedrooms--Each Unit
8 Carports
Winter /Summer Rentals
$229,500
ISIOCIIII.
MIWPOIT IEACM
Beaut. 4 BR, fam. rm. Country Enghsh
atmosphere . enclosed patio,
established trees, boat slip. $245,000
Being remodeled: custom 5 BR, 5 Ba.
6500 Sq. ft. home on JXHnt, pool, dock.
Custom, completely furnished 6 BR,
21f.r ba, 3 car gar. On lagoon. $325,000
Custom 5 BR. 4 ba. View, 80 ft. on
lagoon. Boat slip. $295,000
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
lslondera Bldg. ot Lindo lele
341 BAYSIDE OR., SUITE 1, M.B . 675-6161 . .............. .
E-Z Fl NANCING
Doo't let the fUture take you by surprt.se. when
}'OU can have a substantbl home oow wtth Z bed-
rooms, f2m1l~· room and large playroom --also
private beach ... Complete wtth pier and slip for
36 foot power boat.
ALL of this for only St39,SOO. fee simple lot ·-
DOt leasehold, Eas} flnancl.ng. Ready for quick
poaeuloo.
BAY ANC BEACH
675-3000
f.' .... ll • t COAST ...,.\/\. v C0'-101'\;A Ur .._ ¥~'-1
LIST
and RELAX
"RESERVED TO
OFFER YOUR
HO ... E ..
fOft f'>L.E
RIAL TOllS
I7HIIl
DISPLAYING 10me of the bud-made articles tbat will
be otrered at tbe Newport Rubor Emblem Club 394
boutique sale on Saturday, Nov. 15, at tbe Newport
Harbor El.U Lodp are, left to rlcbt. Mrs, James Carr,
president; Mrs. Emerson Wenl&ell aDd Mrs. Jobn Bar-
clay, all of Costa Mesa. Mrs. Barclay 1a ebalrm.to of
the salad-lunebeoa llDd boutl~e sale, which wtll be beld
from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. LuDcbeua, UDder the direction
of Mrs. Weatlell, will be sened from 00011 to 2:30, aod
reservations may be made with ber at 545-5728 or wttb
Mrs. Carr at 645-4339. On Sunday, NoY. 16, booUque
Items wUI be ottered trom 1 to 7 p.m. at the EJts Club.
Proceeds from the sale wtu belleflt the club's pbtlan-
tbropleo. (Ensign photo.) lllil_lil ___ lil_lill--··
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Sunday Appt's.
for MEN (only) 11
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• Hair Stylin~ & Shaping
• Color Shading
• Body Wavos and Perm•nents
• Mani4:ures & P~dicuru
3424 Via Lido
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polj>lt lido ~. --
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a.m. "Tbt I ..... o1 ...
Cllrilt'• MCODd eomtac" 11
t .. Ol!bjoet tot .. lrd --
-ol tbe _, oa rreat
propbettc tbem11 at tbt I:SO
p.m. fellow Alp ,_r.
0 PLYMOUTH CONGRE-
GATIONAL CHURCH, szaz
Broad st., Nnport Helcbtl • Stowardllllp _, ..w
be obHned wttb a 11rmoo
OD "ED)))' JOQJ' Wealtb" by
Putor Jotm LlDctftU at 10
a.m. At tbe 8:30 a.m. Hr·
Yice, tbe ftey. Tom Hamil-
too wW talk 00 "A brand
Dew peraoa/' An bour of
PftJtr J.a beJDc be1d from
FOOTBALL BT AR ll&rlln MclteeYu of Harbor View
HW1 w111 bo8t u aU tPOrts Procnm at I:SO a.m. thlJ:
St.nMay, NO'f. 8, W'ba1 Lincoln mlddl• ICbool PTA
JPOUOn the IJUil&l father and .,. breatiUt at the
school. Famous pesta, sports hJ&:bJJCbl.l, moriu and
pmes wtU bt toeluded in tbe procnm, Wb.leb ortcmany
IDeluded C&Wonla. Sun sta.r1 •• wbo.were ''ntned wt," GetttDc topther tor aports ctw.t and plaaat,.-an the
fl.tbers. left to rtgbt, Lou Malone, Bob st..,.eos, Bill Luc IDd Mr. McKeeYer, and the soas, rar, left to
rl(bt. Marlin McKeeYer Jr., Jeff. Stevena, Steve Olms·
h•ld, Greg Ma..kme, J&J LaDe. Jeff Malooe and Scott
Rtcbmu. Tbe ways lDd metns chairman, Mrs. Louis
Malooe, is eoordlnator for the brealdlst. (Pboto by
Mrs. Isaac Rtcbman,.)
6 It> 7 p.m. oo W-yo. JR. ALL-AMERICA'S INVITED BY O.C.C.
AD au-cr..rcb potluck wUl
be beld at 6:30 p.m. NO'f.
10 at BetbeJ TOW"ers, Costa
Mea. Beo Fruer wUI show
a 1Ude preaeotattoo oo. the
cturcb..
• HARBOR TRINITY BAP-
'tiST CHURCH, 1830 Baker
Jr. AU.Ameriea tootblll
plaJers llYlng iD tbe Orange
Coast Coll8Je district are
lnvlted to atteod tbe OCC
homecorntag prne at 7:30
p.m. tbts FridaJ, NoT. 7,
free of cbarge. Tbe Pirates
St., Coota .. _ • ••Jesus LIGAL ltOTICI
I.Dd the womu ol Samaria" NOTICE
wUI be tbe topic at 8:SO and OF PUBUC HEARlNG
11 a.m. Sunday. Tbls 1a part Notice ls hereby gtven that
of tbe series oo Jesus lOCI the Planning Commission of
His eootemponrtes. At 6 the City of Newport Beach
p.m. tbe study iD Daniel wlll bold a publlc bearing oo
W"lll be concluded. AmeDdmeot No. 4551nttlated
• THE NEWPORT HAR-by The I"loe Company to
BOR CHURCH OF REUGI-consider an ameodment to
OUS SCIENCE, 5-fl Center establish a Planned Com-
St., Costa Mesa • The Rev. muotty Development Plan
Eleanor Jactsoo wtll talk aDd Developmeot Standards
at 11 a.m. Sunday on the for "Civic Plaza" 1n New.
question, "What about PSJ· port Center aDd tbe accept-
chic pbeoomena'?" Tbls ts anee of an eovlronmental
friendship Suoday, and mem-document. _
bers are asked to lnYite Notice Is hereby fUrther
a trtend to tbe service. given that aid public bear.
• Church Womea United lng will be held on the 20th
of the Harbor Area wtu ce. day of November, 1975, at
lebrate world community the hour of 7:00 p.m. 1n
day at 9:45 a.m. this Frl-the Council Chambers of the
day. Nov. 7. at the Lutheran Newport Beach City Hall,
Church of tbe Resurrection, at which time and place any
Hunttogtoa. Beacb. Servin&: and all persons Interested
on tbe committee are limes. may appear aM be heard
A, Hale Dln1moor, James , thereon.
R. Johnson, Francls Ursini James Parker, Secretary
and Hugo Klllner. The theme Pl.a.D.nlng Commission
Is "ooe community under City or Newport Beach
God" or Don Inlay will Publish: Nov. 6, 1975, In
· · the Newport Harbor Ensl(n •
wUI t.ace Mt. Sao AntoDI&
at LeBard stadium.
I;IIGAL 110nca
NOTICE
OF PUBlJC HEARlNG
Notice Is hereby rtYen tbat
the PlaD.n1ng Comrnlsston of
the City of Newport Beach
will bold a ptj)llc hearing oo
Amendment No. 456tnltlated
by The lrYtne Cornpa.ny, to
consider an ameodrneot to
amend a portlOD ntstrlcting
Map 137 from the "U" DIS·
trtct to the "P~c'' District
and to establish a Planned
Community Development
Plan and Development
Standards for ''HolldayHar.
bor" and the acceptaDce of
an environmental document.
Notice Is hereby fUrther
given that said public bear.
lng will be held on tbe 20th
day of Nonmber, 1975, at
the hoUr of 7:00 p.m. in
the CouncU Chambers of the
Newport Beach City Hall,
at whtcb Ume and place any
aDd all persons lnterested
may appear and be beard
thereon.
James Parker, Secretary
Plann1n( CommlutoD
of Newport Beach i,"."'~Nov.
CIIIWAa&ol VU'AMIMI'
AMO MIMI.ALI
l .. eLu'DtMO IliON
We're
Here
SEVEN
DA!YS
A
'FAIR· I.ADY'·OPIMING
~~~~~~~WEEK
The UCI FOUDdatloa wth
spooaor a pia ._.tnc of
Lerner aDd Loe'W't'a ''My
Fair Lad}'," to preseated
NOY. IS by !be UC lntlle
school of fine arta uder
tbe of Douo Clay.
STAN SMITH
AUTOGRAPH
RACKETS
FRAME ONLY • SI9.9S
BASKETBALLS ••••••• 4.95 1o 32.95
FOOTBALLS ·--··-· 7.95 1o 28.95
SOCCER BALLS ······6.95 to 26.95
VOLLEY BALLS ····· 5.95 to 21.95
BrKE REPAIR
FIGHT
Old Honest Abe Beame Is about to get IDio a bell of a fight over New York's money
mess. I tblnk we should warn Abe right away that be's overmatched,
You see, Honest Abe Is about to lake on tbe federalroYernment, and It's headed
by one Jerry (Fiscal Fantasy) Ford. Now, Ford Ia a rul heuywelgbt at this deficit
soendlng game. The federal government bas a $68 billion deficit, and that makes
Honest Abe and Fun City look like amateur featherwelgbls wltb their little $4 billion
shortage, Heck, old Jerry can run us that deep lo tbe hole 1o a week. If Abe lso't
careful lo the clinches, be might back away and find his trunks missing.
Even If he wins the fight, which would be about as big a Shock In the ftght game
as Muhammed AU running out of words, Abe still can't win. Because, Lf Jerry gives
blm the $4 billion, It will be 1o American dollars, whlcb have about as much value
today as Raleigh coupons. If I was Abe, I'd Insist on payment In shiny beads, then
maybe be could use them to make anotber d'"'l wltb the Indians and get them to take
back Manhattan. Maybe the crafty Redmon knew something when they sold II for 25
RADIA' SAND YOUR ••• bucks.
Ooe tblog I can't understand about old Honest Abe Is his refusal to greet President
S&dat of EgJPt when old Anwar comes to Fun City. Look, Abe, whether you lllu! these
guys or not, they've got more oU wells than the corner delicatessen has bagels.
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PRICES
From $33.88· & l:tl~
40,000 MILE.
..... Tin
Do yourself a favor, welcome him witb open arms.
Already, New York Is beg~Dolqr to look like VIetnam. The "experts" are saying
lllat, If New York goes under, oilier cities wtll follow, The old domloo theory, agalo.
I sure hope we cloo't foul up New York as bad as we did VIetnam.
I bear tllrough the grapeYine that the first domino to fall will be Masachussets.
After many years of being run by the Kennedy ciao, the cradle of the Revolution Is
gotor to celebrate the beeenteoolal by folding,
There Ia one other hope for Fun City. Our oelgbllorlng town of Costa Mesa has a
lot of federal bousiog doiiCb that they cloo't llDOW wbal to do '!lib. Tbere mull •be
10me towu like tbal aroand, Maybe IIleY COtlld all cblp In and save Ne• York. C111't
you )1st see Colla """" ~DC New York as a ''lister city" and sending them an
old l1re track or 80metfllac? "-Yor Alvin Plolaey eould ro visit and get a big wel-
come, and a key to tile elty, He COII!il check IDio the off-track bettloc system tbey_'vl' / · aot there·. Or, maybe New York would loYite Councilman Bob WUsoo to show Ny
'Yorkera bow to ruD a ,world'a fair, -
~ Ford bas a better Idea oo wbat to do with Honest Abe and his city, but
If he cloea, ba'l aare teepiDC It aeeret. . . AL FORGIT
· P.S. SoMe of the Newport City Hall c...,.d wants to topend $'7,500 on an oploloo
poll, 01.. It to me, and I'll add $1;000 and lllal'la mo .. ment to recall the wbole
e...,.d, Tbat'U let tbealllDOW w11at oar cpaloo Ia. .
IIIIWII at Ia .ton, .,..,, cot ... itldrU, hOoded jaclreta, wlndbreatel"l, and all
tile otber aCllff ,_ liNd to keep tilt cold, nt wt~ar off :raar body. All Amerlcaa
~~of